Clayton High School - Clahischo Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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fast and Testament State of North Carolina Clayton High School County of Johnston May 21, 1951 City of Clayton We,the Senior Class of 1950-51 of Clayton school realize that our school days will soon come to an end. We feel that members of our class are en- dowed with many valuables, so we will and bequeath them to the following peo- ple, who we think will use them to the best advantage. ARTICLE I We, the Seniors , leave our most sincere thanks and gratitude to our mothers and fathers, our principal, our teachers, and to all the others who have made possible this much of our education. ARTICLE II Section l. To the Juniors we leave our homeroom teacher and our en- joyment of many senior activities with her. Section Z. To the Sophomores we bequeath our co-operative ways and quiet manners. Section 3. To the Freshmen we bequeath three more happy years of school. ARTICLE III Section l. Joyce Ellis bequeaths her happy thoughts to Sam Beddingfield. Section Z. Mary Johnson bequeaths her beautiful blue eyes to Jeanette Hill. Section 3. Betsy Canady bequeaths her love for Charles Stevens to Betsy Ragland and Billy Hinton. Section 4. Jimmy Cordon bequeaths his ability to keep the newest style cars to Proctor Lee. Section 5. Betty Jean Harper bequeaths her poetic ability to Joe Bar- bour. Section 6. Janie Stephenson bequeaths her ability to get along with Gil- liam Underwood to Ann Austin. Section 7. Alice Talton bequeaths her blond curls to Camilla Wall, pro- viding Camilla will not peroxide them. Section 8. Charlotte Truelove leaves her basketball shoes to Adair Whi- senhunt-Adair Section 9. Canady. Section lO. Fish, providing Section ll. Barbour. Section 12 Ross. Section 13 tions to Janice next year. guard those girlsl Rex Lee bequeaths getting to school on time to Mary Alice Jimmy Barbour bequeaths his pretty black hair to Phillip Phillip will keep it combed. Viola Wheeler bequeaths her brotherly love affair to Frances Troy Norris bequeaths his On the Side subject to Larry Claudia Carroll bequeaths her make-up kit with the direc- Crumpler, hoping that she will win the title of Miss Clayton Section 14. Jean Daughtry bequeaths her cute ways and winning smile to Annie Ruth Strickland. Section 15. T. G. Barbour bequeaths his shortness to Ellen Dale Byrd. Section 16. Whit Bain bequeaths his winning personality to Dan Knott. Section 17. Betty Edwards bequeaths her ability to clerk to Shirley Hill. Section 18. Marjorie Ford bequeaths her ability to .learn Chemistry to Harold Lee Hicks.

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Section 19. Lexine Thompson bequeaths her Baby Talk toClark Davis. Section 20. Ruth Sherron bequeaths her friendly and sweet disposition to Hazel Jones. Section 21. Gilliam Underwood bequeaths his ability of leadership to El- bert Clay Newton. Section 22. Laura Lee Barbour leaves her quiet ways to Doris Daughtry. Section 23. Charles Stewart leaves his studious ways to Jesse Harrison. Now that each senior has left one of his innportant valuables to someone else, we begin to hear a bell of the future. As the bell gets louder and louder, we realize that we have come to a new phase in life. May every one of the Seniors pick a useful place in life in which he will be proud to live. Alice Talton Class Testator