Cramerton High School - Eagle Yearbook (Cramerton, NC)

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BEST LOOKING Henry Smith Nancy McLean MRS BIGGEST FLIRT Henry Smith Margaret Guy BEST DRESSED Ted Rector Barbara Keeter

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Joe Featherston Barbara Keeter MOST TALKATIVE Dan Alewine Betty Grant WITTIEST CUTEST Steve Davis J oyce Lee

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We, the Senior Class of 1955 of Cramerton High, County of Gaston, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. To the School we leave our respect, loyalty, and wish for much prosperity in the years to To the Juniors we leave our front seats in the auditorium, the wish for a happy senior year and our much-coveted Senior Privileges. To the teachers and the principal we leave our sincere appreciation for the patience, help, and excellent guidance which they have shown us during our school years. To the individuals: Dan Alewine wills his prize-fighting ability to Mac Adams. Jim Barbee wills his excess height to Russell Beason and Donald Jones. Tommy Brandon wills his lovely curly hair to Frank Nixon and Bill Cook. Nellie Ruth Branton wills her ability to date college boys any night of the week to Frances Cline . Doris Bunn wills her friendly smile and cute little ways to Patsy Ellis. David Carpenter wills his love for parties to Reggie Starrett. Peggy Carpenter wills her calm disposition to Janice Brown. Steve Davis wills his ability to tell jokes and his .400 batting average to “Diz” Cozart. RicKard Dimsdale wills the Senior Class Presidency to “Pod” Shellman. Ray Eller wills his ability to speak his feelings to Bobby Rankin and Earl Owens. Baron Elrod wills his ability to get out of classes to Randy Parton. Katie Faries wills her position in the office to Margaret Wallace. Joe Featherston wills his love for wine, women, and squirrel-hunting to Hamilton Hudson and “Creep ” Finley. ’ Garrison wills her ability to get along with home economics teachers to her sister. e. ” Betty Grant wills her talkativeness to Patsy Woods. Shelby Grooms wills her ability to get a diamond to Betty Jackson. Margaret Guy wills her superlative of “Biggest Flirt” to Jo Holland, Sue Eller , and Bar bara Cornwell, who are all vying for the title. Boyce Hance wills his quietness to Paul Cline. Marcia Hanna wills her “Marilyn Monroe” figure to S ue Epplev and Nancy Jackson. Joyce Hawkins wills herJirTvTng ability to Tommi e Va;. Pelt. Herman Holland wills his unlimited personality to Fred Huckaby. Barbara Keeter wills her “flying fingers “to all future typists, especially to Shirley Sarvis. Joyce Lee wills her ability to go steady to Shirley Weathers. Wayne Lundquist wills his lovely, girl-catching voice to Pervie Stines. Nancy McLean wills her mathematical brain to Dan Brandon. Aileen Parker wills her love for married life to Martha Padgett and Helen Clanton. Ted Rector wills his never-dying love for food to Bobby Bryant. John Rhymer wills his love for photography to Zeke Gaskins and his popularity with girls to Roger Lowe. Dicky Robinson wills the S. A. I. D. Presidency to Richard Eppley. Eugenia Segars wills her sewing ability to Helen Boone and Glenda Lovelace. Henry Smith wills his handsome looks and love for hot-rods to Don Treadway. Hazel Stevens wills her lovely voice to Susie Ford. Sally Summerlin wills her love for cheerleading, all phases of athletics, and boys to Gail Bolick. Thelma Tallent wills her quiet, sweet ways to Phyllis Holland. Joyce Weathers wills her outstanding basketball skill to Dean Gray. Witnesses: Barbara Keeter Margaret Guy Nancy McLean ARTICLE I come. ARTICLE II ARTICLE III ARTICLE IV Sally Summerlin T e stator