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IDho’s UJho in the Senior Class Most Popular Girl—Frances Goff. Most Popular Boy—Lynn Conner. Girl Most Desperate in Love—Xenea Ellis. Boy Most Desperate in Love—Lynn Conner. Smartest Girl—Mildred Byrd. Smartest Boy—Tom Edison. Prettiest Girl—Billie Boyd. Best Looking Boy—Lehman Griffin. Nicest Girl—Mildred Byrd. Nicest Boy—Lehman Griffin. Wittiest Girl—Frances Goff. Wittiest Boy—Dewey Ellis. Most Attractive Girl—Alma Baldwin. Most Attractive Boy—Altus Beckham. Most Modest Girl—Mildred Byrd. Most Modest Boy—Lehman Griffin. Cutest Girl—Vyrdie Martin. Cutest Boy—Sterlyn Speigner. Most Stylish Girl—Louise Colson. Most Stylish Boy—James Little. Most Vampish Girl—Margaret Colley. Most Dignified Girl—Alma Baldwin. Most Dignified Boy—Grady Benton. Biggest Prevaricator—James Bowdoin. Most Manly Girl—Edna Alexander. Most Ladylike Boy—Grady Benton. Ihe Encodld
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Louie Hollis wishes to leave Tom Whigham some of his excess weight and hopes he appreciates the favor. The Senior Class girls bequeath the gum to be found under the desk in our class room to any under-graduate who can’t afford to buy fresh sticks. James Little leaves his extensive and terribe vocabulary to Lorenzo Gunter. Lynn Conner leaves his right to go to Chancellor every week-end to H. V. Jones. The Senior Class, as a whole, wishes to bequeath upon the “little green freshies” a small portion of our brains, hoping that they will make as good use of it as we have done in the past four years. Fannie Belle Watkins leaves her talkative ways, good looks and abil- ity to play a piano to Lavinia Hilliard. Grady Benton wills his beautiful hair and barrels of stacomb to Wil- son Roberson. Grady also leaves his art of combing his hair. Gussie Boyette leaves her “stuck-up” ways and studious ability to Jo- nna Rawls. Billie Boyd leaves the privilege to say anything she sees fit to Ethely- ing Fleming. To Cannie Maddox, Margaret Colley leaves her secret of vamping any new fellow that comes in town, she also leaves her secret of losing them to Bessie Sue Price. We leave Malcolm Mclnnis and Abraham Perlman, Lynn and Sterlyn’s unbreakable test tubes. Lynn Conner asks that his green specks be willed to Sidney Mclnnis in order that he may protect his eyes while observing certain sights on the campus. Lorine Ellis gives her love for all the boys to Frances Stephenson. Nealson Rainey leaves a lip stick a day to Bessie Sue Price. Louise Bass leaves Lois Ogletree her paint and powder because she thinks she needs a little more. We, the Senior Class of ’24, having now completed our high school career, wish to leave behind us some small souvenir, just to show the classes that perhaps; if they work very diligently, they too may graduate some day. So we present and leave this Encoala to them, since as they have seen, we have gotten through, almost anything is possible. They too, will meet stones in their pathways in the form of chemistry notebooks and daily test by Miss Graham, ten minute speeches to be given over every week by Miss Smith and American History by Miss Jacobs. But we beg them to be glad and look to see how many of us escaped alive. In order that they will be of good heart we leave behind us this book to encourage them. In witness whereof, we the Class of ’24, to this last Will and Testa- ment hereunto set our hands and seals this 23rd day of May in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty-four. (Signed) FRANCES GOFF. Witnesses: T. J., Knox, Rastus.
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