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HIGH UFE
May, 1977
Seniors Leave Memories
I, SUSAN McGLAMERY, leave
to Comrade Chaka a book of all
dialects known to man (with
special section on German subs
and British spies), a special
purchase coupon for an unlimited
amount of olives, my research
records on the mysterious and
often confounding Rebula, and
extensive visiting rights to the
Chick. To Kim 1 leave a life-size
poster of Fred Flint, my collection
of papers folded in the usual way,
and a full copyright to th^ B.F.
Songbook. T. K.H., a collection of
nasty notes (wrap the inside in
the outside), a barrell of fun, and
strategic plans for a massacre. To
1st. period I leave my new book,
1001 Ways to Beat Fig Fatigae.
To Barbara I leave tennis lessons,
messy lockers, and a one year
permit to wash Boo (who misses
you.) To Spiderman 1 leave Lisa,
and to Captain Spacey I leave
some bubble gum.
1, COOKIE MCWHITE, leave
much to a very sweet and lovable
girl who 1 hope will finish school
next year. Have good luck in the
future and the best of success in
all you do or don't get around to
doing IS
1, JOAN MEADOWS, leave my
brain to Dupy, 1 leave my senses,
as for Nancy Cole there’s no
hope.
I, DAVID MICHAELS, do leave
the following: to Chips, 1 free
pass to Dunbar's and a set of
S.G.’s; to Edge, 1 free round of
golf at Bur-Mil and an empty
Ron; and to Nancy, love and a
promise.
I, LAURA MITCHELL, bliss
fully depart. To Muff I leave a
bottle of Leibfraumilch, an
openfield and memories of old
times: to my dear friends,
euphoria; and to D.C., my love
and many lazy summer evenings.
I, KATHY MOORE, do hereby
leave “our” Camaro to Mike; My
drepest “ring to the “six”; to
Linda oiir growing faith; to Kemp
stars; to Alex and Chris, fun and
laughter; and to Suzanne, an
everlasting friendship.
I, PAM MOORE leave my lat
will and testament to Posha
Grawley to keep cool and knock
out all the men left at Grimsley.
I, VALERIE A. MOORE leave
Charles Yourse the joy, excite
ment, and thrills of being a senior
at GHS. 1 also leave Cindy Floyd
the power to run the office
correctly, and to the class of '78
the best year ever.
I. BETH MORRISON, leave
Tyke a slow gin and a bottle of
beer, just in case.
I, LISA MORRISON, do hereby
bequeath to Felicia, all of my
superior marching band skills, to
mel. Torchlight, to Tom, “The
Presidency”, to Linda, all of my
piano music, and to Mme. O. and
Snoopy G. love and many thanks.
1, LEE MORTON, leave a deep
talk to Al, a peppermint to MB,
the (partial) care of Barney to my
bro, three reserved rooms in the
Bel-Aire to Murphy’s Mamas,
and a State Dor, pass to my
Birdie.
I, VICKI MOYER, do hereby
leave Tim Leitner a Geometry
book, Nancy Gilmore-Babihski,
Cheryl, the Hilton and to LuAnn,
I leave you many more Clanceys,
pretzels. Hardies, popsickles,
gallion and a spacecase, like you.
I. MARSHA MYERS, do
hereby leave; Whirlettes to
Pebbles, Bingham - All Female
Fish, Pep Board - “Pound Page”
ribbons and navy blue football
streamers, Alex - a life time
supply of tickles, Howard an
afternoon visit, and to yearbook
many more heavy discussions.
I, JANET MYRICK, do hereby
leave to Nancy, the memories of
the beach; and to Danny, all mv
love.
1, J.N., wish all the luck in the
world to J.C. and T.J. The next
time you see a full moony, don’t
tell me. Good luck in this sea of
madness. t
I, SANDRA NEAL, hereoy
leave my ability to love and charm
males as 1 loved someone this
year and last year, also lockers #1
and #2 which will always have
love to fulfill needs to Sheron
Horton. Enjoy it all!!
Hereby, 1, PETE NEEFUS.
dost leave all rigged lockers,
wall-bands and dark room brawls
to the bruiser batallion. To
Dickbird and Wanda, a blank
yearbook to Zelda, a vertagreen
car wash ticket, a Yugoslavian
HIPPO and a tickled-pink salmon.
I. WANDA NEELY, leave
honesty and knowledge to David
Jones, Mark Neely and Sheldon
Alston.
I, EMMY NEESE, bequeath
Exchangettes fond memories and
Good Luck! To Michelle, the
Beach Boys; to D.C., S.C.
(Skip-Out) and the Right Kind of
Party; L.W. a good foot; Johnny,
the phone and tank; “Slack” 1
have to leave behind.
1, BOBBY OASTER, leave to
Donna all of my love. Smothered
in a mountain of peaches. To
Lance I leave all the chaws at
Grimsley (except Donna). And to
Cynthia McNeil I leave a years
supply of succulent snaps.
I, BEVERLY OLIVER, leave to
Janet Owens all of Grimsley High.
School memories and all of my
mysterious teachers.
I, JENNA OSBORNE, have
nothing to leave because 1 take
with me all the many memories I
have acquired at Grimsley.
1, TERRY OSBORNE do
hereby bequeath Pep Board the
ribbons, streamers, and Go
Whirlie Banners; Hort, a green
thumb; Howard, a visit from M.;
Wildman. waterproof hair; Bing
ham, a lifesize poster of himself:
and the sophs & juniors. Good
luck!
1. JANET PATTERSON, leave
much love and thanks to Jenna,
my sisters in campaigners and
Exchangettes.
I. ANNETTE PEAY, leave all
her honesty to Janet Owens.
I, JEANETTE PEAY, leave
knowledge, honesty, to Cynthia
McNeil.
I. GERALD ANTHONY FER
RET, JR., being of unquestion
ably sound mind, but a little slack
in body, do hereby bequeath and
disperse, upon the hour of
commencement proceedings to be
held June 9, 1977, my entire
estate, acquired at Grimsley
Senior High School, in the
following manner.
I, GRIFHN PERSON, bequeath
all my mathematical ability to
anyone who needs it to outwit the
Mathematics Department, my
very best wishes to the Home’
Economics and Business Depart
ments, and to Rebecca Adams, I
give my truest love, so far.
I, LORI PFEFFER, leave my
books to the next New Yorker who
comes to this establishment and
finds the difference between the
North and the South; my minds
goes to the rising Senior class,
hoping the sopha won’t be as
immature.
I, GINNY PHILLIPS, leave to
Gail someone to skip with her, to
Rudolph nose lotion, to Shannon
and Gail Cedric’s salad, to Donna
a dingle, to Kyle a pencil, to Lynn
p is the door locked?, to Chuck
hair and eyes.
I, LEWIE PHILLIPS’ do leave,
the gang of BRZO, Ray dots at
luck. Dave a nice trip, Jenny and
Chuck best of luck, Mr. Mac the
Carolina - Marquette game and to
my parents I leave all the bills
from college.
1, MARY POLK being of a
mind to leave: leave Jennifer -
same “thang”, J.B. - VW’ing,
remember? Rusty - two years at
GHS, don’t you wish you were a
“Carolina Boy”? Ginny - Beach,
the good times and more to come
at ASU!
1, EVERETT POORE, leave to
Doc my book American-Made
Gig-Stands, to Ferg, my cigars
and popped balloons, to Florence
my dictionary, to Doug-number
seven, to Ralph my pizza, and to
the Barking Rats my Sweet
Baby’s Arms.
I, NANCY PORTER, leave
lunches and the little store to
Cindy and Alicia losing it to the
Jaycettes, MYC to Richelle, and
all my joys and love of Grimsley
and Greensboro to my lover
Buddy Dave.
I, DAVID POWELL leave to
Mark my rod and rul. To all the
Sophomores and Juniors who
might think Jan crazy, but you’ll
understand when you are a
senior. Give it all you got,
remember when you’re in my
position.
1, JEAN POWELL, leave to
GHS many fond memories with
r.y favorites; Lisa, Doreen, Ann,
Paula, Sue, Nancy, Kalen, Lisa,
and Karen; to Doug, I leave much
love and appreciation for a
guifmg arm in Chapel Hill; the
exciting moments of the “coun
cil” are left to Martha; to Snoopy
G., 1 leave 700 doz. doughnuts
and much love; and, ^o Doug
Smith, my warmest thoughts and
congratulations for finally grad
uating after five years of High
School.
I, LISA PRAGO, leave
Grimsley with a happy-sad heart
and these wishes; that Jeff will
soon acquire the finer points of
maturity, that Marc will somehow
struggle through without the K.
-L. team, and that the S.G.T-R.K.
cold war will end in friendship. To
Doug I leave my optimism and a
faster tongue; to Robert, hopes
for a new and better organ. My
“affair” with H.H. 1 leave with
fond memories and a kiss.
I, PHYLLIS PRATT, leave to all
rising juniors the ability and
strength to make it through the
coming senior year. Fspecially
Lucy Gill and Debra Smith.
Sherri - baby cards, the
“Clubs”, two candy bars, my
ability (?) to speak Spanish; T.C.
— free lessons on speaking
English, my pulled down shade;
J.H. - Groundhog Mtn., an
affair. N.C.S.A., green eyes; R.P.
- gloves for bassoons, square
dance, J.M.
I, LYNN PROCTON, being of
sound mind and body after 3
whole years, leave the hassles of
school to Bruce, all my excess “6
packs” to Shannon so she never
has to borrow again, and all the
beach music to “The Band.”
I, JOHN QUILLIN, leave to
Martha and Kevin a locker that
they have to share with only
themselves; to Bo-Peep I leave
one eternal kiss; to C.B., a copy of
my autobiography The Life I
Spent Tuning My ‘Cello; to
Chuckie I bequeath 180 illegal
parties; to the orchestra I leave
C.B., and, to the violins, the
knowledge that c# is played with
high second-finger”; and to
Adams, I leave my last box of
sugar crisp (pronounced “cree’-
usp”).
JIM RAINES, leaving big G. I
retire my swin suit along with my
silk skin legs. Maintaining our
3:22.7 State Record and M.K.,
R.L. and P.G. Good-bye to Lizard
Lies Grat., and to giant J.Q. for
the blast at Piedmont and to D.
Anteater to his hamack trip and
his regular 4.
I, J. RAMSEURS leave all my
skills and knowledge and
sportsmanship of basketball to A.
Long.
1, LEONARD RANKIN, Love,
I, CAROL A. RAUCH, being
mindful of my chubby body, leave
my notebook to my trigonometry
teacher, my headache to Bashar
Rizk, and a banana to APE.
I, LISA RAY, gladly leave this
place. 1 wish Susan speedy
typing, Karen, a clean transcri
ber, “Dottie”, good health in the
years to come, and last but not
least, I thank Cindy for all the
help this year.
I. BOB REEVES, hereby
bequeath the J.E. rhythm section
to W.B., C.F., J.D., and S.Y. I
leave the Tubist Universal
Brotherhood Association to D.B.
Me, SUSAN REYNOLDS, doth
leave my car to David; a legal
phone call to Betsy; a ride home
to Dotty; 3rd place and another
name to Hank; my driving record
to Curtis; and a nickel raise to all
BR employees.
I, GIA RITTER will my respect
to all the ladies if I have to say so.
Of course I will my maturity to all
the young men. “You know it”.
I, ROBERT RIPLEY, leave to
the trig, class and all the
mathematicians at Grimsley, I
leave a common remedy for the
nerves - a Gifth.
I, SUZANNE RIPLEY, leave:
Memories of “The six”; Love and
laughter to Brumley and Christy;
a ride that never forgets to
Elizabeth; and to Donna, long
hair, handbells and sunrises.
1, SUE RIZZO, leave my best
wishes to Laura, Nina, Kris,
Ziffle, Mary Ellen, Shell, Rita,
Terry and all the rest of the Girl’s
Varsity Basketball team of
1977-78. Good luck.
1, PARKS H. ROBERTS, leave
to Paul Karlok, Nevick Yeckid
who shall take over the Kabaka.
To Euriah I say “Just plug it in,”
to K.J. I wish good luck, to Barry
I leave the farm. Let’s go D.H.
1, PROFESSOR LEELEE (WIL
LIAM RODDEY) being of
unsound mind, leave to all my
teachers who managed to survive
my severe treatment of mind
distortion, a hardy congratula
tions.
i, YOLANDA RODDEY, leaye
my brains fdr “Fashions” to iny
half-pint sister Janet Owens, and
much success in Fashion and
Merchandising.
I, EILEEN ROHAN, to my
brother, Tim, I leave my place in
the parking lot.
I, JOHN ROSE, leave my glove
to anyone who thinks they can use
it better and all the free lifesaving
lessons Beth wants.
I; ANDY ROSTHAL, leave my
I.D. notebook to anyone who
wants to buy it, 5 overheated
classrooms, 4 B’s to Tom F.’s
sister and the old stink-a Roo.
1, " CAROL RUBIN, leave to
Anne S. & Cecil W. all my
unused absences and tardies (all
two of them!). I leave you my
best wishes (and I’m coming to
your graduating, Ceci, in ’791).
I, SYLVESTER RUCKER,
hereby leave Freddy and Ron
Miller with all my luck with the
teachers and the upcoming foxes.
Because there ain’t none nowlS
I, LES SALEEBY, in sound
mind and body, hereby leave to
the next fool person who gets
rooked into being the next
President of the Liaison Club, the
pains and agony of the club. And
to Captain P.-BB’s.
I, GENE SANDERS, do hereby
leave to Kendall my melted SR-40
calculator. To my younger
brother, George, I bequeath the
keys to Key Club. Jenny...I
depart for Carolina with many
beautiful memories and the hopes
of many more to be created in the
future. I leave you all my love.
1, JENNIFER SAYLOR leave
Marcie twenty minutes porch
time as Adrienne. To Melissa: my
rice paddy outfit. To both of you I
leave an open invitation for next
year. To Lynne I leave MY car.
Marcie-:“What’s the score?”
1, CLAUDIA SHANKLE, First 1
leave Whirling Boots, do good
girls’ I leave to R.H. some gay
knights and an open invitation to
Jamaica. To M.S., I hope we’re
friends forever. Now a Jamaicia
farewell to all! Come on
“Jamaicia-Baby” let’s go.
I, MIKE SHANNON, leave all
my whisky bottles to Mr. Steve
Pleasants and I give Rusty
Anderson my 10 days for skipping
and 1 hope Bobby Kersey and Pat
Dorch fined their brain within the
next 5 years.
1, DANNY SHAVER, leave
Grimsley with memories of great
times-liquid lunch, the National
Moonshooters of America, the
Silver Bullet and Orange
Flame—UHR cars, and the motto,
“Get Some Chip!” I leave my
brother, Paul, my dirty, old,
hung-up J-strap.
1, ERNIE SHORE, leave Sherri
Task picnics at Claxton School,
four balmy nights at wonderfully
romantic Sunset Beach, and
hopes for a fantastic senior year
at GHS.
r MIKE SPARROW, with
these words, say farewell to
Grimsley. Richard after these
three years. 1 see you as a
brother. Terri, all 1 can say is, “I
Love You.” Charlie, the beach
was great! Kron, next year will
really be great!
1, JUUE SHULTZ, do hereby
leave Grimsley with hopes of
never returning. 1 leave behind ail
the memories of the good times
I’ve had with friends’ and to my
little brother David, 1 wish him all
the luck in the world. • . . i