Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

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RENOCAHI I, Lindsay Old Top Smith, after buying nine new cornets, do leave my old one to Mr. McCanless, so that he may play it in his leisure hours. I, Bluford Detroit Moorelield, do bequeath my sheiking outfit to David Somers. I, Glenn Sheik Smith, after having ordered three carloads of Sta- Comb, do hereby will three gross to Howard Reid Mobley, to be used hourly. I, Ethel Slim Butler, do will my reducing exercises to Margaret Sands. I, Charlie Bula lYhitsett, do hereby bequeath my perfect English grades to Carl Pritchett, so that he may pass his English. I, Lou Lo Harris, do will my most convincing arguments to all future high school debaters. I, Margaret Lea Mag Millner, do bequeath my rouge and special made debts to the vamps of R. H. S. I, Ruth Porter, after having begun a quiet and peaceful life, do hereby will my schoolgirl complexion to Roger lYalker. I, Irma Elapper Simpson, having nothing else to do, will my vamping ability and knowledge to Sarah Johnson. I, Charlie Loud-speaker Moss, after having worked for eleven years writing Voice Control, do bequeath the aforesaid book to .lim lVray and Gordon Allen. I, Charlie Rum Mcliinney, do will my unnecessary height and weight to the poor boneheads who have over-used their reducing exer- cises. I, XVilbur Fats Stokes, being of a generous character, do be- queath my junk pile and playthings to lYalter Chaney. lVe, the undersigned, so hereby declare and publish this, our last will and testament, in the presence of those who are here, and in sight of those who are peeping in at the door. Sealed and signed, this March ll, 1925. Uv- ,,,, , Signed SPENCER SMITH, Zfllcaats. MR- A. FLAW. Class I.atvyc1'. MR. IQILL M. QUICK. MR. I. STEAL. EARL OF CARFARE. SIR Lotx STEAK. 27

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RENOCAHI Qllass will Uf '5'52 'X-95 E, the Senior Class of the Reidsville High School, in the BD og 3 County of Rockingham, State of Sound Minds, do here- gg by leave the school, and not with a Fords pace, to the boys, girls, sheiks and Happers, now in the school, so that -I U their knowledge may be increased to wisdom. We hereby make our last will fnot the verb will J, and testament lnot the Biblej : SECTION I We the Senior Class, do hereby will our abundant supply of rights to the Junior Class, and all of our lost. strayed, and stolen hats to the sheiks of the Junior Class, to be used daily. The remaining sum of our class treasury we bequeath to the -lunior Class, hoping that this sum will stop the over-use of the phrase, Lend me a nickel. We will to the rising Senior Class our raser lights, and all our ammunition, in- cluding chalk, erasers, spitballs, etc. We bequeath to the Freshman Class our book, How to Keep Urder at Class Meetings. The book is practically new. SECTIQN Tl A T, Hiram Ximble Pamplin, bequeath my red tie to Roy Minor, and my favorite phrase, Ain't it the truth, to Miss Bunn, as a re- minder of my hard efforts put on Geometry. T, Reuben Yictrola XYindsor, do bequeath my maximum-silencer to Gordon Allen, provided the aforesaid has it dusted before using. l, Edna Shorty lYagner, do will my secret methods of playing basket-ball to Agnes Minor. l, Thomas Red lYilson, after having read all the Mild XVest books and Shakespeares Plays, do will them to Miss Mary Brown, who l'm sure will enjoy them. l, Edna Earle McGehee, bequeath all of my spare beaux to Rosa- lyn Gardner, so that she may not become an old maid at the ripe age of twenty-live. l, Robert Cowboy Walker, do will my athletic outfits, and the honor of being the best-formed boy in the Senior Class, to XYillard Allen. 26

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RENOCAHI Bureau nf Elnfntmatiun LAVVFUL NAME FAVORITE EXPRESSION IDENTIFIED BY :ANNIE XVOOTTEN Got too much to do- Long hair. THOMAS AVILSON 0h! Go way! I Patent leather hair. AMOS BUTLER You-You-tell 'umf' Stuttering. LINDSEY SMITH XVell, I'll be dog! His Cornet. CHARLIE NICKINNEY I don't give a rap. Towering height. CHARLIE XYHITSETT Ain't Love grand ! Sheikish ways. :ALLAN STOIcEs My hOly 21I1C6SfOfS Y Petit feet. XAYILBER STOKES Gimme a bite. Grin. HIRAM PAMPLIN Shucks a mile. Curly locks. RECBEN AYINDSOR There ain't no justice- Arguing. IRMA SIMPSON For the love of Pete! Oratorical outbursts BESSIE AYASHBURN Do you know your English ? Charitableness. SALLIE IVJOBBS Oh. you don't mean it ! VVinning smile. IAIARYAN CHANCE I hope to spiH Love-sickness. RUTH PORTER Ye gods ! Dignity. EUGENE AY.-XY Oh, I'm so Lively. Bell-bottom breeches GLENN SMITH Than's what I said. Wfinsome smile. CHARLIE Moss And I know that- Melodious voice. BLUFORII NIOOREFIELD Hoo in I Good nature. ROBERT XYALIQER You tell 'em I Misbehavior. H ARRY AYEATHERLY Oh, shut up ! Mischievous looks. ELIZABETH NICGEHEE I'll say- Vampish ways. NI-ILLIE SHEFFIELD John Anderson, my Joj ohnf' Incessant talking. HELEN NEWELL Hope to kiss a pig. Boyish hob. LETTIE ELLINGTON l'll swan ! Boisterousness. EIINA EARLE MCCIEHEE Pass it on. Headache land. H.-XIQIQIET AYORLEY I'll he John Browned Y' v Altitude. IORRA I NE GROGA N For craps sake! Curly locks. 28