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THE HI-LIGHTS
LITERARY EDITION
time job to anyone with the abil
ity to work and keep her grades
too.
Section 60
Dan Self leaves to Kenneth Kill-
go his ability to out talk the teach
ers while talking and standing
around in the halls.
Section 61
Amelia Ferguson leaves to David
Wilson the unfortunate opportunity
■of taking Distribution Education II
■under the leadership of Mr. Homer
-Harden.
Section 62
Jamie Catlin leaves her naturally
curly and at times “kinky” hair
to Carolyn Ryan, who also hates
hot, humid weather.
Section 63
Judy Bryant wills to Marilyn
Lockridge her office practice filing
set in hopes that she will learn her
alphabet.
Section 64
Jerry Fruitt doesn’t want to leave
anything to anybody. He jvist wants
to leave.
Section 65
Forrest Caudle, wills her seat in
shorthand to anyone with patience
enough to take it.
Section 66
Ken Honeycutt leaves his abil
ity to sleep in class to Jimmy Par-
due.
Section 67
James Killgo leaves his ability
to have a sports car to Gary Jones.
Section 68
Patricia Hamner leaves the color-
■«d chalk in Miss Corum’s art class
to anyone who can find a piece
large enough to hold.
Section 69
Pat Gardner leaves shorthand
tdass to anyone who can afford
^four shorthand notebooks each
week.
Section 70
■Regina Craven wills her seat in
Business Law to anyone who is
brave enough to take it.
Section 71
Wanda Clark wills to Timmy
Proctor Edward’s ear to thump on
■•he bus.
Section 72
Norma Byerly leaves to Regina
'Easter the bikini that was left to
iher by Carolyn Loflin, that was
Ilelt to her by Carol Pope, etc., and
Qta^dses Regina to wear it with oare,
since it is worn out.
Section S3
Darry Hawn leaves his French II
grades to anybody who thinks they
«an use them.
Section 74
Donald King leaves his good
:sense of humor to anyone who
■wants it.
Section 75
Cathy Parham wills her good
shorthand grades to any rising
jimior.
Section 76
Howard Sanders leaves his abil
ity to see eye to eye with P. R.
to Robert Glisson.
Section 77
Frank Israel leaves the school’s
gold tuba to Herbert Moody for
next year’s half-time shows at the
football games.
Section 78
Tommy King leaves Barbara to
no one.
Section 79
Butch Routh leaves his club
meetings to anyone that can use
them.
Section 80
Jean Jones leaves Peggy Under
wood her shorthand pad and pen
with the hope that she’ll be able
to obtain the goal of 120 w. p. m.
Section 81
Betty Trexler leaves two of her
hubcaps to Richard Hughes to go
with the two he already has.
Scction 82
Carole Martin leaves all her ex
tra credits to Donnie Varner be
cause he needs them.
Section 83
Ronnie Kirkman leaves the abil
ity to graduate from high school
in six years, which Robert Freising-
er left to him, to Jimmy Pardue.
Section 84
Duane Pierce leaves his ability
in not keeping a girl friend very
long to Richard Morris in hopes he
will do better than Duane.
Section 85
Bill Groome leaves his bruises,
scars, and tom britches to Jerry
Readinger.
Section 86
Linda East leaves her ability in
physics to Cathy Carr in hopes that
she is better at remembering when
F?s.'i is giving a test.
Section 87
Barbara Wilkins leaves her seat
in physics and all she learned (that
wasn’t physics) to any girl who
can stay in there.
Section 88
Libby Shaver leaves the fuzz off
Jerry Wall’s ears that Jerry left
her last year to Cheryl Smith in
hopes that she will wear it well.
Section 89
Kathy Robinson wills her posi
tion on the cheerleading squad to
Delores Rider.
Scction 90
Judy Jones leaves to Danny Allen
her desk with the broken top in
Mrs. Gandy’s homeroom.
Section 91
Sandra Moore leaves her peanut
butter and jelly sandwiches to Cur
tis Smith and hopes that he has
an earlier lunch period next year.
Scction 92
Susan Miller, Bridgett McBride,
and Cynthia Wolfe leave the ice
cream shank and all the ice cream
to Johnny Clendenon, Donald
Murphy and Linda Maiden.
Section 93
Judy Kivette leaves Mr. Harden
to David Brazelle in hopes that he
won’t have him next year.
Section 94
Ranny Waugh leaves his hooks,
slices and 4-putt greens to the
memjbers of next year’s goM team.
Section 95
Patsy Litzie leaves her nickname,
Scratch, to anyone who can fill
the qualifications.
Section 96
Delores McDonald leaves all of
her silly poems written in book
keeping class to David Smith.
Section 97
Larry Veach leaves his ability to
play golf at Sedgefield without
being caught to anyone.
Section 98
Nancy Norman and Sarah Byrd
leave their ability to get the first
diamonds to anyone who can meet
the qualifications.
Section 99
Nancy Sullivan leaves her sing
ing ability to any talented junior
girl who wants to cut a record.
Section 100
Dale Witcher wills his green
Dodge to anyone who can put it
back together.
Scction 101
Sheila Winslow and Sharon Tate
leave their ability to skip .«:hool,
go to Carolina, and get caught to
any junior brave enough to at
tempt it.
Section 102
Bill Baxter Byrd., Jr. wills to
all underclassmen the ability to
say “K.M.A.” in French.
Section 103
Marie Poteat leaves her united
cheerleading tennis shoes to Eda
Hanes.
Section 104
Grady Lain leaves his parking
sticker to anyone that wants it.
Section 105
Carole Granchi wills her broken
Ford to her sister Brenda, in hopes
that she can make it to school next
year if it doesn’t fall completely
apart.
Section 106
Gary Metters leaves his English
book to any junior who is lucky
enough to have Mrs. Lane for
English LV.
Section 107
Dianne Hill leaves the library
5th and 6th period for any one who
wants it.
Scction 108
Phyllis Johnson leaves her tank
to Bobby ’Thacker in hopes that he
will have a grand senior year.
Section 109
Connie Gay leaves her home li
brary to Cynthia Fuqua.
Scction 110
Ray Meadows leaves his title of
Most School Spirit to Russell Hy-
den.
Section 111
Dee Ann Coley leaves her seat in
Mr. Moss’s trig and algebra class
to any future mathematician tak
ing college math.
Section 112
John Manning leaves one penny
in locker No. 792 to anybody who
can’t remember the combination.
Section 113
Richard Morton leaves his seat
in Miss Brown’s French II class to
anyone qui etndie bien.
Section 115
Carolyn Jones leaves Distribu
tive Education to anyone that can
stand it.
Section 116
Jean Hutchens leaves her seat
in Business Law to anyone brave
enough to sit in it.
Section 117
Frankie Phillips wills his abil
ity to pass French II without know
ing French I to Donald Williams
Section 118
Danny Cagle leaves his ability
in math to Ernie Johnson and hopes
that he will be better in proving
thehorems next year.
Section 119
Jack Clinard leaves those wonder
ful trips to Jamestown sewer plant
to anyone who takes economics.
Section 120
Barbara Adams leaves Spartan
burg to Judy LiUy, and hopes that
Judy will enjoy it as much as she
has.
Section 121
Henry Wilson wills his special
skills in P.E. to Mr. Conrad, as
he could use them.
Section 122
Jimmy Finch wills his smile to
Mike Horton only if he promises
to use is for the betterment of ro
mance.
Section 123
Jackie Grissom leaves his nice
clean locker on the Senior hall to
Judith Williams.
Section 121
Candy Blair leaves her newspaper
convention memories to Gail Bent
ley and Diane Holt.
Joan Billings, Joyce McDonald,
and Genell Loflin leave their scats
in Glee Club to anyone who thinks
she can sing well enough to be in it.