Childersburg High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Childersburg, AL)

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I, Georgellen Pratt, bequeath to Mary F. Harris, Cathrine Hubbard and Melvar Crowe my permission to skip school and climb Flagpole. I, Tommy Fuller, leave my attraction to girls in Minor Terrace to Mickey Hollis and Jack Ray. I, Vincent Kendrick, propose to give Horace Nelson a complete course in 'Safe Driving--of the Other Person's Carn. I, Ernestine Willis, will my priviledge of calling Nr. Watwood and saying, nMrs. Hartley speaking, may I talk to Avelda?N to Edna Pepper and Beverly Carter. I, Kenneth Ingram, leave my interest in Virginia Lightsey to Lorenzo Barnett--or should I say to Robert? I, Y. Z. Browning, do bequeath my ability to look at Mrs. Watwood and say UNO, I was in my classn to Joan Ramsey, Nan Perry and Carolyn Caldwell--She knows us too well, girls! I, Elmo Hindman, bequeath to Lorenzo Barnett and William Aldridge my football technique. nDidn't hurt me a bit, Coach.n We, the Senior Class, grant to Ralph Allen and Billy Brasher permission to catch all girls on the rebound. HAHVISI IIIIHN ANII KI li Nelree Williams Will and Testament if 53' Qtr.. sf, tif 1- 6 5 .afxg P' Ml' Faye Lee and John Beck 27

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,,,,,-. ..,, , ,. -r Y- .-......f,.-. -ww-W. -.f-ef- -fm. .fmgm-my-v,w1,,.,.. P ,r LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of Alabama County of Talladega Town of Childersburg In the name of the Law, An,n: We, the Senior Clase of 1949, of Childersburg High School, Childersburg, Alabama, being sober and of right and generous frame of mind, having clearly thought over the situation, and having decided the things we can easily do without, do hereby declare this our Last Will and Testament. We, the Senior Class of 1949 do hereby bequeath to the faculty our appreciation and gratitude for their patience and kindly leader- ship. We, the Senior Class of 1949 do hereby bequeath to the incoming Senior Class our intellectual acterlstics, our exclusive right to publish an annual, and to set down at a Junior-Senior banquet that we didn't have for. I, Tommy York, in behalf new list of excuses for missing football practice fThe old must be worn outj. abilities, all our good and bad char- the right to pay of Coach Cox, give to Robert Barnett a shotgun I, Elvin Landers, in behalf of Mrs. Watwood, give to Jimmy Riley and Durant Ramsey my gift of gab. I, Howard Green, will my ical education to Macon Bates I, Stella Hendrix, leave influence over boys. I, Avelda Hartley, leave primping to Bennie Jo Hornsby I, Frances Wallis, leave Dorothy Rowe. I, Billy Moore, leave my corner in the shower room during phys- and J.D. Iee--Got a cigarette, Howard? to Dorothy Merrell and Joyce Early my my anticipation for a certificate in my bottle of peroxide to Doris and most treasured gift, Mrs. Watwood's affection, to Don Payne and Wallace Shoemaker. I, Nell Ree Williams, will my forward ways to Faye Taylor. I, Barnett Massey, leave A unlucky soul on whom the duty I . I, Edna R. Billingsley, leave to Sarah Traywick my desire PH play hooky and snatch boys. K , 5 I trol my temper. is for w 9 I, Marlin Strickland, do I I, John L. Landers, bequeath to John McGhee my ability to my worry of driving a school bus to any may fall. to con- found 'Q I, Morris Strickland, bequeath to Horace Brown all clorax in the school to be used as he and Mr. Watwood see fit. will to Gene Wright my claim to Algaree Breeding.--Better see Leroy Crowe before taking possession. I, Betty Joyce Moss, leave my baby-talk and charming ways to Carolyn Caldwell. I, Leroy Crowe, Will my beloved nSusyn to Comer Nelson. We, The Senior girls, leave our desire to play football to any poor goof who wants to try it ' We, Tommy Fuller and Elmo Hlndman, leave our laps around the football field to William Aldridge. We, Georgellen Pratt and our afternoon absentses. Buddy Clark, will to Mr. Watwood all I, Mary Rowe, leave my surly disposition and continuous frown to Joy Barber.. I, Horace Brooks, leave to myself a hugh chew of juicy tobacco. I, Buddy Clark, leave to Ralph Allen my ability to sleep from Tuesday to Sunday. 'lr ,fr ,gl ' hm WELM3 26

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az L+? N! I Wil i Lunchroom Left to right-back row: Mrs. EIIza5efH Middle row: Mrs. Parolee Giddens, Mrs. Davis. Front row: Mrs. Louise Giddens SERVICE lst row: Jane Golden, Louise -ffm 599 .1 . , 1 Staff Ryder and Mrs, Elizabeth Rainwater. Claudia Parker and Mrs. Imogene and Mrs. Riddle, Manager. lllllli Jones, Janis Riley k Donna M X Luna. 2nd row: Edna B111- ingsley, Edna Pepper, mea? '9f1. Mall: 'mp- Shirley Joiner and Betty Butts. Fourth row-last: Mary Frances Harris 'Q Y' A--UR. 1 3- R69 ,V f Y i x c Io' J it. , -a of lp X, lf at as 5 W 5 3rd row: Sara Parker, M Mary Fannin, 5 Bennie Hornsby, Netalene Hare and Joy Barber. 4th row: Mr. Wat- 28 wood, Mary Rognelson, Sarah Holmes, F.Sander