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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0101 and _leJEamenl I, Jim Burgess, leave to Jerry Peters another wonderful year with his favorite science teacher. I, Bobbie Jean Temples, will to Norman Kirkland my shy, retiring personality and my position on the cheering squad where I got nickname, "Cavern Mouth", and to Mr. B., my dancing techniques. I, Sandra Wolancevich, will to Bonnie Reed my "What-me worry?" I, Bobby Hinsz, leave a challenge to anyone who thinks he can break my record of eating fourteen hotdogs at a single party. I, Wade Bodiford, relinquish to Larry Benjamin my interesting books on drive-in tactics. I, Delilah Johnson, leave to Joe Laviano my love of music, my ability to make money and to stay on the honor roll. I, Monica Prowant, leave to Carol Edwards my ability to take apart my typewriter and never get it back together. I, Clifton Grimes, leave to Frank Coell one ear and one pencil. I, John Andres, leave nothing to nobody 'cause I came with nothing and am leaving with nothing. I, Marvin Wheeler, leave all my assorted squeaks and rattles in my car to Lee Blackden and my laugh to Mrs. Kaylor. I, Barbara Shelton, leave to Della Fae Smith my ability to decorate my left hand with a ring. I, Joyce Stover, leave to Barbara Haynes, a box of stale "Tootsie Rolls" left over from the candy room. I, Curtis Young, will all my grades back to the teachers. I, Charlie Ray Adams, leave my class ring to any girl who would be willing to keep it polished. I, Gwen Stroup, leave to Elaine McKendrie my record of holding my breath the longest in class. I, Merle Padgett, leave to Janice Houck my ability to become a might Senior in o y four years and my position in the class. I, Benny Smith, leave my position as drawback on the football team and my cold shower to Richard Riesen. I, Barbara Youmans, will to Janet Weicht, my ability to take shorthand at the rate of 300 words a minute without dictation and to Irene Nichols I leave my art ability. I, Carmen Yebba, will to Gary Martinson my ability to help the mighty captain lead calisthenics at foot- ball practice and to Linda Freeburg I leave my devastating love for watching Huckleberry Hound on television. I, Dot Hudson, will my title of "Mermaid of Crystal Springs" to Dick Dayton and my four inch heels to Cathy Skinner. I, Loretta Bamberger, leave to Carolyn Jarrett my ability to speak pig-latin fluently and my athletic ability. I, Kay Pope, will my talent for cooking a meal without using any ingredients to Leslie Johnston, and to Vivian Geiger I leave the discovery that there isn't an Easter bunny.