SENIOR CLASS WILL

We, the seniors, leave our most prized possessions to the graduating class of 1958 as follows: 

Wilma Jean Shoopman’s ability to priss to Valdia Hayes.
Shirley Watters’s cheerleader sweater to Judy Taylor.
Barbar Stephens’s long, blond hair to Myrtle Gilreath.
Rachel Perry’s good looking sailor boy to Sue Carol Roberts and Phyllis New.
Betty Price’s good grades in bookkeeping to Linda Perry.
Gretta Lou Phillips’s 1956 yellow Plymouth to Rosaile Downs.
Anna Lee Stephens’s neatness to Brenda Shepherd and Opal Jones.
Donna Kay Lavendar’s shorthand book to Alma Price and Wanda Yancey.
Laura Jane Phillips’s secret way to fool a teacher to Maxine Baker.
Barbara Roberts’s levies to Mabel Bryant and Mildred Morgan.
Mary Jo Koger’s low voice to Joyce Ann Taylor and Clonia Staley.
Normal Perry’s sense of humor to Joyce Sumner and Betty Vanover.
Wilma dean perry’s seat in economics by Bruce Morgan to Naomi Stephens.
Joeline Allen’s ability to make straight A’s to Jewel Dobbs.
Katherine Nevels’s rolling eyelashes to Ila Taylor and Arlene Troxel.
Mary Jane Hogue’s beautiful, blue eyes to Georgia Ramsey and Sue Carol Tucker.
Mary Reed’s seat in trigonometry to Darie Farris.
Frances Taylor’s shyness to Elsie Bryant and Wanda Coffey.
Jeanette Stephens’s seat at the switchboard to Lois Watters.
Betty Griffis’s saddle oxfords to Ruth Ann Keith.
Jack Craig’s “bobbitt socks” to Ottis Tucker, Jr. and Roger Foster.
Joseph Hurt’s broken arm to Cornelius Hamilton.
Coye Dean King’s blue, suede shoes to Kenny Taylor and Jackie Crabtree.
John Eddie Jones’s big head to Donald Shoopman, Jr.
Phillip Ray Carter’s nickname, “Flop”, to Harold Haynes.
Wayne Prichard’s big mouth to Ronald Isbell.
Sam Perry’s bashfulness to Donald Fife.
Donald Perry’s ability to discuss politics to Daniel Hall.
Bruce Morgan’s round, flat top to Bill Ramsey and Bill Young.
Lowell Jones’s deep laugh to Roger Tucker and Kenneth Watters.
Tommy Clark’s ability to keep “quiet” in English to Irwin Crisp, Jr.
Carl Stephens’s ability to fish on Friday to Royce Wright. Jr.
Ronny Lawson’s office as president of the senior class to John Craynon.
Morris Beams’s fast movement to Larry Strunk.
Jack Rowe’s artistic ability to Ralph Powell and Donald Strunk.
Delynn Worley’s curly hair to Clifford Perry and Boyce Jones.
Roger Spradlin’s shyness to Gerald Ray Ross.
Lester Burke’s gray, flannel suit to Ronald Keith.
Ralph Jones’s seat at the pond to Roger Conatser.
Roger Mays’s ability to lay out and get caught to Joe Ball.
Thurman Ridener’s left over nicknames to Kenneth Tinch.
Harold Jones’s typewriter to Darrel Coffey.
Lenville Tucker’s speaking voice to Glen C. Thompson.
Eugene Roberts’s black flannel pants to Marvin E. York

                                     Wilma Jean Shoopman, Coye Dean King
                                         Shirley Watters, John Eddie Jones