Asheboro High School - Ash Hi Life Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

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Sec. 24. I, Edith Trogdon, leave my sloppy sweaters and incessant chatter to Ruby and 'ludy Mollitt. Sec. 25. I, Nancy jean McElroy, will to Hilda Robbins my ability to get the car any time I want it. Sec. 26. I, Anna Lee Pritchard, do will my pocketbook, in which I carry everything from letters and lipstick to shoe polish and eats, to any Sophomore who considers herself physically able to carry it. Sec. 27. I, Clarence Morris, leave my pipe to any Sophomore old enough to smoke it and strong enough to hold it. Sec. 28. I, Mary Neely, pass on my inheritance of giggling to Etta jane Smith to be used as an all clear sig- nal. Sec. 29. I, Clara Lamar, will my long fingernails to Louise Jordon. Sec. 30. I, Carolyn Stewart, will my ability to study to Margaret Trexler. Sec. 31. I, Robert Palmer, do will and bequeath my wolling at pretty girls to Odell Kivett. Sec. 32. I, Louise Vuncannon, will my heart to C. Allred. Sec. 33. I, Herdy McKim, do leave my ability to play one full season of football, uninjured, to Archie Birkhead. Sec. 34. I, Reba Anne Lowdermilk, leave my commercial course to anyone who can get by better than I have. Sec. 35. I, Zelma Miller, will my golden hair and green eyes to Peggy Morgan and my friendly ways to little sister, Carlene. Sec. 36. I, Don Keever, do leave my scientific ability to the world at large. Sec. 37. I, W, Moore, do will my long eyelashes to Jacqueline Garner. Sec. 38. I, Mary Krewson, do leave my ability to talk fast to David Suggs. Sec. 39. I, George McLeod, do leave my typing vocabulary fand temperj to anyone who can control it. Sec. 40. We, Virginia Stoltz and Marietta Wright, leave our shorthand books to Miss johnson. Sec. 41. I, Barbara Wright, do will my gift of gab to Mary Elizabeth Hamilton. Sec. 42. We, joe Cagle and C. C. Cranford, leave our bashfulness to Mack Patterson. Sec. 43. I, Pete Robbins, will my ability to get around to my sister, Hilda Robbins. Sec. 44. I, Mary Elizabeth Buie, do hereby will my school-girl complexion to Ralph Yarberry. Sec. 45. I, Betty Bunting, do will my basketball management to the next per- son. Sec. 46. I, Hal Pulliam, do will, much against my will, 'lane Ward to any lucky Sophomore. Sec. 47. I, Cleo Spencer, do leave my power to get out of school to Bar- bara Harper. Sec. 48. I, Marie Kemp, do leave my brilliant mind to Lloyd Garner. Sec. 49. I, Bryce Robbins, reluctant to part with them, do leave my tarcly excuses to Mrs. Prevette. Sec. 50. I, Cecil Brown, do will my ability to see over the steering wheel to Hilda Prevost. Sec. 51. I, Fuzzy Sanders, do be- queath my muscles to Rum Myers. Sec. 52. I, Phil Pulliam, do hope I leave. Sec. 53. I, Donald Dobbins, do leave???????? ARTICLE III Sec. 1. Lastly, we make, constitute, and appoint the faculty of Asheboro High School to be executors of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1945, do hereby set our hand and seal. Signed, sealed, published, and de- clared by the Class of 1945 of Ashe- boro High School to be its Last Will and Testament, on this the twentieth day of February, Anno Domimi, one thousand nine hundred and forty-five. MRS. JOHN PREVETTE, Temztrix. WCIIIZEJIEI .' GEORGE MCLEOD, Prefidenz, PHIL PULLIAM, Vice-President, OLEANE CLODFELTER, Ser-1-erm-y, LUCY LEE GRAY, Treamrer. Twenty-Jerfefl

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Twemy-:ix ofddf CLVL i5f6Ll'l'L8l'Lf WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of Asheboro High School, Randolph County, of the State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and reasonable consent, do make, ordain, declare, and publish this, the said undersigned - our last will and testament. . ARTICLE I Sec. 1. The faculty receives our sympathy and appreciation for so pa- tiently and courageously attempting to carve intelligent faces on blockheads. Sec. 2. To Mr. McLeod and Mr. Car- penter we offer our deep and sincere gratitude for their most helpful guid- ance and inspiring view of life. Sec. 3. We express our warmest thanks to Mrs. Prevette for her never ending work with the annual. Sec. 4. To our successors-the Class of 1947, we leave the right to clamor for that phantom of our Senior dream, Senior privileges, and the front rows of chapel seats. Sec. 5. To the janitor, Andrew, we leave our thanks for keeping us so warm QPJ this year and a can of shellac and a jar of plastic wood to re- pair the desks we have so badly abused. ARTICLE II Sec. 1. I, Margaret Kelley, do leave my beloved shorthand. fPeriodj Sec. 2. We, Lib Tyson, Oleane Clod- felter, and Becky Raper, will our back corner in English class to Buddy Willis. Sec. 3. I, Juanita Miller, do leave my dislike for bookkeeping to anyone who is gump enough to take it. Sec. 4. We, Don Alexander and Richard Yow, do leave the open high- ways to the future speedsters, Eerree Birkhead and Wade Page. Sec. 5. I, George Anne Kivett, do will my ability to drive to jane Ward. Sec. 6. I, june Dickens, will my de- sire to date boys with big, shiny cars to Hilda Brown. Sec. 7. I, Lois Ellis, do will my height to Billy Bullard. Sec. 8. I, Sue Page, leave my ability to tend to younguns to Etta Lee Line- berry. Sec. 9. I, Venia Bunting, do hereby will my A's to Dexter Bulla. Sec. 10. I, Claudine Cox, do will my friendly smile to Hilda Brown, with the hope that everything will have a brighter outlook. Sec. 11. I, Edna Chisholm, do will my love for singing to Janie Presnell. Sec. 12. We, Anna jean Bulla and Ruth Brower, will our ability to shoot a goal once in a while to Ruby 'Moffitt and Etta jane Smith. Sec. 13. I, Faye Rose, will my ability to get around to junior Lloyd. Sec. 14. I, Olga Cranford, do hereby will my grades in any subject to any Sophomore who may have need of them. Sec. 15. I, Leland Thomas, do will my weakness for blue-eyed blondes to Betty jean Causey, Betty Sue Alford, and Neal Skeen Garner. Sec. 16. We, Virginia McGrath and Louise Rice, do leave our dimples to Mack Williams. fThen he will have four!j Sec. 17. We, Margaret Wright and Maxine Davidson, do leave our short- hand grades to any Sophomore who takes shorthand. Sec. 18. I, Mary Lena Beck, do leave my high temper to Louise Poole. Sec. 19. I, Thelma Staley, leave my ability to learn to Hoyt Robbins. V Sec. 20. I, Adger Williams, do leave my dark eyes to Evelyn Blalock. Sec. 21. I, Sarah Foust, do will my artistic ability to julia Ross Lambert. Sec. 22. I, Ilene Whitley, do will my blue eyes and black eye lashes to my sailor. What sailor???????? Sec. 23. I, Faye Bishop, leave my crush on jean Pierre Aumont to Mar- ilyn Walker.

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