Monday, June 1, 1964
THE HI-LIGHTS
Page 5
1964 Last Will
and Testament
Article I
We. the Senior Class of 1964,
leave to the whole scihool the priv
ilege of standing for the Seniors,
the words to tihe school song (which
no one ever seems to learn), and
■‘that Grand Ole Ragsdale Tradi
tion”.
Article II
To the Juniors, we leave our
many privileges, our forced dig-
ity, our old term papers, the thrill
of graduation, and MOST of all
the Washington-New York trip
that the Class of ’63 left — cause
we REALLY went!
Article III
To the Sophomores, we leave the
joys of being an upperclassman, and
the waiting and waiting and wait
ing for those shiny blue and gold
rings.
Article IV
To the Freshmen, we leave the
tears, the pain, and the agony of
three years of waiting to be a
senior and the privilege of tor
turing next year's freshmen.
Article V
To individual persons we leave
the following:
Section 1
Jimmy Bilbro leaves his seat in
Advanced Algebra to Johnny
Stevenson in hopes that he will
be sitting in it after the first six
weeks next year.
Section 2
Mike Tippett leaves a penny to
the faculty who are always stealing
them out of his locker.
Section 3
Eddie Blair leaves Frank Van-
story a good case of sunburn.
Section 4
Steves Simmons leaves Mr.
Bourne to any student who goes
to the Guilford Industrial Educa
tion Center next year and good
luck to you.
Section 5
Joe Venable leaves his curly
blond hair to Jerry Readinger.
Section fi
Sally Blaner leaves first chair
flute and all solos and cadenzas in
Capriccio Espangnol to Carolyn
Finch.
Section 7
Jimmy Stevens leaves his good
times at Ragsdale to his brother,
Larry.
Section S
Donald Routh leaves his good
times in trigonmetry to Felix Car
roll.
Section 9
Tommy Watlington leaves Carole
Albea his parking space In the
parking lot.
to eat out to any junior who tliinks
he can get away with it.
Section 10
Butch Simmons leaves his posi
tion on the football team to any
one who thinks he can take it.
Section 11
Judi Morris leaves her ability
to get along with Mrs. Oliver to
Allen Bullis.
Section 12
Richard Putman leaves bus num
ber 64 to anyone brave enough to
drive it.
Section 13
Doug Roper leaves all the seats
in the college-prep classes to his
brother Jim, with the hope that
he will he EVEN MORE success
ful than he was.
Section 14
Vickie Miller leaves the art of
skipping school without getting
caught to Patty Causey and Nancy
Wisenburg.
Section 15
Sandra Napier leaves her short,
fat legs to Joyce Honeycutt, who
will be head majorette next year.
Section 16
Howard Dozier leaves to Mrs.
Davi.s’ future English classes his
ability to make her class a bright
er place to be.
Section 17
Ralph Underwood leaves Miss
Boone to any Jiuiior who thinks he
can pass Chemistry.
Section 18
Kenneth Treadaway leaves his
ability to get English homework in
on time to anyone who is failing
English.
Section 19
Brenda Kersey leaves her locker
and desk in homeroom to anyone
who is unfortuante enough to g€t
them.
Section 20
Barbara Sossaman leaves the
privilege of feeding Penny, Mrs.
Lane’s dog, to Sandra Rabhan,
while working on the annual.
Section 21
Sue Warren leaves her blue eyes
and long eye lashes to Janice Wag
ner.
Section 22
Linda Smith leaves to Steve Neal
her ability to play on the piano
only pieces having a B-b.
Section 23
Wayne Thomas leaves fourth
period I. E. C. study hall to those
taking I. E. C. next year.
Section 24
Judy Thompson leaves her long
desired and unfulfilled ambition to
be able to get in and out of mis
chief without getting caught to
her brother Michael, that he might
carry this through with great suc
cess. He’ll need it!
Section 25
Sharon Sechrest leaves third year
Algebra to anyone who is game
enough to take it.
Section 26
Jackie Steele leaves her ability
to get to 12th grade to Wayne
Steele.
Section 27
Joan Taro leaves to Gayle Jones
all the layouts and deadlines of
the Annual.
Section 28
Sammy Wilson just leaves.
Section 29
Arden Yates leaves her ability
to go to Nibbs and get caught to
anyone crazy enough to try it.
Section SO
Loretta Puett leaves her ability
to catch good lookin’ guys in
souped up Corvettes to any junior
girl who can find them.
Section 31
Hudson Mann leaves his great
senior basketball career to Wally
Tayloi.
Section 32
Mary Jo Smothers leaves her
gray streak to Susan Hough.
Section 33
Glenda Hough leaves her love
for Ragsdale High to Carolyn Sum
ner.
Section 34
Judy Haney leaves her seat in
first period typing to anyone who
takes it.
Section 35
Joyce Hodgin leaves her desk in
Mrs. Sharrock’s fifth period study
hall (that’s the one by the register)
to Ernie Johnson.
Section 36
Paul Milton leaves his wonder
ful memories of Ragsdale High
School in the 12th grade to all the
coming seniors.
Section 37
Rik Lea leaves his ability to
make A’s and B’s to Timmy Jones.
Section 38
J. T. Crutchfield leaves his school
bus, No. 206, to anybody that can
handle it.
Section 39
Holt Davis leaves his badly worn
Geometry book to anyone who will
take it.
Section 40
Jack Beard leaves bus No. 189
to Bill Kimrey if Bill will keep
it cleaner than he did.
Section 41
Roy Bowman leaves his ability
Section 42
Bill Thacker leaves his D.^'E.
book to anyone who can read it.
Section 43
Barbara Hester leaves her hair
spray to Rose Mary McFadden.
Section 44
Carolyn Brower leaves the Guid
ance Office to all future secre
taries.
Section 45
Joe Coble leaves his ability to
get the sports news in after the
deadline each month to L. A. La-
Marr.
Section 46
Gayle Allred leaves to anyone
in the junior class her locker that
always seems to get jammed at
the wrong time.
Section 47
Linwood Collms, in sound mind
and good health, wills to his bene
factor, Richard Collins, GIRL’S
DAY at Boy’s State and hopes
Richard will enjoy it as much as
he did.
Section 48 '
Janie Bergman leaves her hair
piece to anyone who wants it.
Section 49
Pam Bailey leaves the Tri-Hi-Y
Club in the hands of Nancy Zirkel.
Section .50
Wanda Beeson wills the ability
to make C’s one six weeks and
B’s the other six weeks to any
junior or senior crazy enough to
take advanced biology.
Section 51
Tony Elliott leaves his ability to
cut class and get caught by Mr
Moran to Judi Smith in hopes she
can get by with it.
Section 52
Tommy Hill leaves his deep love
for Algebra III to anyone who is
dumb enough to take it.
Section 54
Gene Holmes leaves his ability
to get along with teachers to Dan
ny McClain.
Section 55
Nancy Garrett leaves bookkeep
ing to anyone who can make it
come out.
Section 56
Gordan Jenkins leaves his abil
ity to get along well with the fac
ulty to whoever will accept the
challenge.
Section 57
Linda Deaton leaves her ability
to get away with things in band
to anyone who thinks he can do
better than her miserable failure.
Section 58
Mike Gray wills his extreme pop
ularity to the neict fortunate Pres
ident of the Student Council. ~
Section 59 ■
Beverly Dillon wills her part-