The "1961 Class Wills and History" original document was provided to us by classmate George Fisher. We have tried to replicate the document to make it web site compatible. We hope you enjoy the memories!
SENIOR CLASS WILLS (continued)
  1. Ann Joslyn wills Mrs. Blickman's English IV class to Nancy Weber.
  2. Sue Tinklepaugh wills all her English themes, written for Mrs. Blickman in the last two years, and her copy of Dr. Zhivago, to Nancy Weber and Fran Caton in hopes they have to write as many themes and read at least as many books.
  3. Margaret Matthews wills her favorite teacher, Mr. Hotaling, to Betsy German so she may learn "How a Poem Means".
  4. Kathy Adkins wills Randy Lowe to the junior and sophomore girls in hopes that they appreciate him, for he's a wonderful guy.
  5. Doug Dillon, being of sound mind, inherited from his father, wills the care of Col. Dillon and the Physics Department to the destructive hands of the junior class.
  6. Allen Burris leaves his contacts on the gym floor beside the WP bench where he usually played the first three quarters.
  7. Sharon May leaves Mike Hickey two dozen handkerchiefs to throw out the bus windows on band trips next year when he has three or four girls sitting on his lap.
  8. Bonnie Boone wills her innate ability to hand English compositions in late to Mrs. Blickman in hopes that someone in the junior class will bury it before they start English IV.
  9. Emily Winfield wills all her Newsweeks to future P.A.D. students and Mr. Creech.
  10. Donna Newberry wills her shy complex to Mr. Creech, her Muu-Muu to Miss Wharton, her well-used Trig book to anyone with enough courage and brains to take it, and her curly hair to Mr. Gordon with hopes that he can use it.
  11. Jeannette Shiver wills Mrs. Gimon one pack of flavorific Beechnut chewing gum.
  12. Linda Bair wills her world history knowledge to Jo Allen.
  13. Dave Smith wills a temper to Mr. Hotaling to replace the one he lost first period.
  14. Sharon White wills her ability to pitch eggs at people's cars which are sitting in the back yard to Linda Tyndall in hopes that she doesn't get blamed unjustly again.
  15. Dave Riddle wills his ability to make Miss Sells flip her lid and turn purple to any and all underclassmen.
  16. Chip Schram wills his sister, Gretchen, to all the teachers who he holds grudges against in one form or another.