SMTTHFIELD HIGH TIMES
Sue Hooks leaves her interest in underclassmen to Amy Pitch! and Jennie Norton.
Billy Wellons leaves to Jimmy Crayton his secret trips home at recess; it s
only a time to refuel. ^ ^ „ , , ,
J. R. Daughtry leaves his corner in the hall to Bill Bryan, He wonders what
Judy will do next year! . •u-t-4.-
Joseph Allen and Harry Edwards regretfully bequeath their athletic abilities
to Joe Stroup and Melvin Jones.
Jane Pilkington leaves all her weight to Teresa IJhitley,
Elissa McC-owan leaves her stock in the kleenex factory to Joyce Harris and
Barrett Warrick,
Richard Creech and Sherrod Capps leave their honor roll grades to Douglas
Roberts, Sally Padgett, Marie Clearman, and Dianna Bridgers,
David Messer and Donald Byrd leave what*s left of the highway to Glenda Vernon.
Ronnie Johnson leaves his broken heart to Marilyn Day so she may have
Kay Boyette and Camille Broadhurst leave their best wishes to Joyce Stanley,
Bremida and Barbara Mitchell, They hope that their out of town romances will turn
out as nicely as theirs, . ^ x • i ^
Margaret Byrd and Brenda Stephenson leave their avid interest in Four Uaks to
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' ' ' Sue Johnson and Judy Wilkes leave their quietness to Carolyn Rowland and Polly
Hinton, , \ x, i 4- 4-v,
Jeffrey Williams bequeaths his seats (two in number) on the back row at tne
theater to Barbara Grantham, He hopes that she enjoys them as much as he
Grace Langdon, Betty Ward, and Troy Raynor,leave their love for U.S, history
to Ann Allen, and Janice Blackmon,
Judy Forbes bequeaths her first year speller to Jean Barbour,
Joey Overby and Carol Ann Wickham leave nothing behind since they are taking
Gretchen and David with them,
Janice King and Leon Hudson depart with a dear love for S,H, S, which they
bequeath to Charles Jones,
To Sandy Carroll, Anne Cheatham bequeaths her "very, very quiet ways.
Jeriy Bryant leaves his beautiful curly hair to Clayton Aman,
And to all of you, we leave our best wishes for a bright and happy future.
Signed this day, April 7, 1962,
Carol Ann Wickham
Testator
IN APPRECIATION
May I take this opportunity to exprews my sincere appreciation to all who have
helped in any way with the operation of the Smithfield Schools during the year that
is drawing to a close.
Whatever success the schools have had is due to the splendid cooperation re~
ceived from all concerned - students, teachers, school secretary, parents, the
PTA the local school committee, the county school board, the county superintendent
and'his office personnel, the helping teachers, the maintenance departments of the
town and community, and many individuals who might not fall into the above-named
groups. For the fine cooperation and attitude shown by everyone, I am indeed
grateful.
A, G. Glenn, District Principal
Smithfield Public Schools