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

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Sala ' .1- .N mf il LAST WILL.. We, the Senior Class of 1949, of Ashe- boro, of Randolph County, of the State of North Carolina, being of sound minds but delayed actions and realizing that our days at Asheboro High School are num- bered and are rapidly coming to an end, do make, declare and publish this-our last will and testament. ARTICLE l SECTION 1. To Mr. Holmes and Mr. Teachey, we leave our utmost appreci- ation for the untiring work they have done for us. SEC. 2. To the Senior Sponsors and other faculty members, we wish to ex- press our sincere gratitude for making our Senior year the best year in school. SEC. 3. To Miss Lassiter, we offer our genuine thanks for her wise plan- ning and promotion of this annual. SEC. 4. To the future upperclassmen, we leave our high school romances carved on the desks and those front seats in chapel. ARTICLE SECTION 1. l. Earlene Vestal, do will my Flirting Ways to jo Doris Hoover Cas if she needed any motel, and my Ability to Succeed to Golda Garner., SEC. 2. We, lris bl. Powersiand Helen Way, do leave our abilities of getting by in shorthand to our smaller sisters, Louise and Maxie, SEC. 5. 1, Shot Ward, do leave my ability to get along with girls to junior Seawell, because he needs it. SEC. 4. l, 1yIaxir19g.3XL1l!1l, will my ability to get out of high school to -Rhtsy Underwood. ,W SEC. 5. Lvjhyllis Fpnderburkxe, do will my fickle eyes to Gilda Qartgr, and Harris johnson and hope'They won't cause them as much trouble as they have mel SEC. 6. 1, David Suggs, do leave Paddi Koonce to junior Seawell, as no one else can handle her. SEC. 7. 1, Ruth Beeson, do leave my green pocketbook, in which 1 carry every- thing from first-aid to lipstick and eats, to any junior who considers herself phy- sically able to carry it. SEC. 8. l, Corkey Marley, do leave my English to Darrell Ray Auman or anyone else who needs it. SEC. 9. I, Lacy Walker, do leave my title as The Biggest Flirt to some bash- ful junior, namely, Bud Bulla. SEC. 10. l, Betty jackson, do will my glasses to Odell Kivett, so that he may see more and talk less. SEC. 11. l, Betty Shaw, do will my chewing gum to Miss Mary Moffitt. SEC. 12, 1, Peggy Trotter, do will my black hair to Nancy Voncannon. ,SEQ-lj, l, oygg Lucas, do leave my fa1?T6TJt'h to any needy football player on next yearileam '49-S4-.2 - Ffa- . SEC. 14. I, Dixie Cannon, leave noth- I 1523214 ing, as l need all 1 have. SEC. 15. 1, Nellie Mae Bescher, do will my place in the Beta Club to my brother, Jimmie, and my love for music to Mabel Bruton. SEC. 16. 1, Ralph Davis, do leave my ability to pass Algebra l to Walter Yount, jr. SEC. 17. 1, Tommy Cashwell, do leave all my tardies to Wilson Kidd, hoping that he has time to make them up. SEC. 18. I, Barbara Cox, will my blue angora sweater to any girl who likes to leave traces SEC. 19. l, Sally Anne Kive-tg, do will my ability to get out of study hall to Allen Kivett, hoping he will have as much luck with it as I did. SEC. 20. 1, Vera Mae Hughes, do leave my love for talking to Millie York. SEC. 21. l, Howard Cox, do will my to arrive at school two seconds ability before the tardy bell rings to Billy Lilly. SEC. 22. 1, Bernice Cook, do leave Millie York to carry on where l left off. SEC. 23. l, Beattyvljrorpley, do leave my long eyelashes to the Fuller Brush man and my corny jokes to, anyone 3'-ykjfl that wants them. -QC, L' My 2. L. :Eff 'i'QXki'j+ , SEC. 24, l, -lean McDona d, will my ability to write shorthand 'io Evelyn Robbins. SEC. 25. 1, jerry Ward, do leave my open air gymnasium to Chub Morgan. SEC. 26. I, B11 Underwood do leave my sizzling clarinet to iarlie McCrary. SEC, 27. l, Felix Donnell, do hereby leave my name, Felix to anybody who likes it. SEC. 28. 1, Ella Angeline Rich, do leave my beloved CP? geography to Mr. Hawkins. SEC. 29. l, Mary Frances Owen, will to Mary Edith Rollins my love for chat- tering.

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'ill' :Railin- mini SUPERLATIVES 9. Clnss Babies , , , ,, Bill limlerxxmmil mil liiric lNlmirc IU. Mwst Stildious R.iymcmi1il Biiiglum .mil Silly Aims liixx-it ll, Best Dmcers , , Slim XY'.ird .iml Bcity Link ll, Liizicst, , U.1x'iil Suggs .lllnl B.1rb.1r.1 flux li Most Conccited Tommy lliiimlfxrer .mil Phyllis l:LiIklL'I'l Lll'l'iL' l4. Must Tulkzitive Alum Qiglu .ind Maxine Wfiril l5. Best Looking, ,, P.1Lll Nliulliilgci' .md Hclun Goins Why' l5. Most Athletic Myizi Sin-cd .mil Buddy N'iwin.ii1i1ori 23 X

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AND TESTAIVIENT SEC. 50. I, jessie Lee Dougan, do leave my bookkeeping to any bright and intelligent student. SEC. 51. I, Alton Cagle, do leave my devilment to Ll Sl111lH who is looking for a good time. ij SEC. 52. XVef'Helen Dixon and Eliza- beth jones, will our continuous lajightej . to some poor soul. -14.417 fuk, SEC. 53. I, lean Parks, do leave my quiet ways to Mary Ann Ledwell. SEC. 34. I, Patsy McCain, do leave my innocent flirting ways to Eleanor Sue Allen. SEC. 35. I, Betty Holt, do leave my luck of losing billfolds and finding them again to some unlucky junior. SEC. 56. I, Max Redding, leave my ability to go completely goo-goo in a football game to Joe Trogdon, hoping he'll come out of it sooner than I did. SEC. 57. I, Patsy Ann Brown, do leave my typing skill to any junior who needs it. SEC. 58. We,lgBgbara Maness and Gene Bowen, leave oiiE 'c'Lite'iiess 'i to Marcia Drake and Joe Trogdon. SEC. 59. I, Pauline Coltrane, do leave my thanks to someone for getting out of high school. SEC. 40. I, Alton Cummings, do be- queath to Jack Lovell, my ability to blow too loudly in the bandg to junior Sea- well, my long curly hair, and to some kid with more money than I have, I leave my interest in photography. SEC. 41. I, Herbert Needham, leave to my little brother, Charles, everything I have with only one exception-Ruby! - CSEC 47 I, Edith Briles do will m . ... , y ability to graduate on schedule to my kid sister, Lala. SEC. 43. I, Virginia Moody, do leave to Nancy Stradley my desire to get out of high school. SEC. 44. I, Charlgie Bonkemeger, Do leave, to each of you, My thanks for making these four years The best I ever knew. SEC. 45. I, Audrey Davidson, leave my freckles to Betty Keeling. SEC. 46. I, Katie Moore, do will my friendly U7 smile to my brother, Don- ald, hoping that it will win as many friends for him as it has for me. SEC. 47. I, Erma Lee Thornburg, will my ability to get into the Beta Club to anyone that has this desire. SEC. 48. I, Thurman Iiulla, do be- queath my inclination to get by with as little effort as possible to Frank Cole. Sec. 49. I, Evelyn Settle, leave my typing ability to Nancy Voncannon. SEC. 50. We, Beans Birkhead and do lucky juniors-our Wfhizziesl SEC. 5l. I, Barbara Allred. do leave, taking with me my few possessions, as no one desires them. SEC. 52. I, -janet Story, leave my dim- ples and my inherited habit of blushing to 'Ioanne Craven in the hope that they do not get her into as much trouble as they did me. SEC. 55. We. Frances Richardson. Mary Sue Stutts, and Lucille Staley. do leave our perfect friendship to any friend- ly junior. SEC. 54. I, Rachel Ann Thompson, do will ff 5 c' To those who think it worth-while, In lifes darkest hour, My ability to smile. To Lyde. who sometimes thinks life's tough And theres no joy within, I will my ability to laugh And all my faith to win. ' ' I, Betty Luck. do will my SEC. 55. ability to go steady to any junior who thinks she will enjoy it as much as I have. SEC. 56. Wfe, I.g'Q,I1ILII'5B.IfDLlI'.l Allred, lyIaxine,HXXf1g'ri and .Ianet Story. do hereby will our abilities to go to school and fold circulars in Belles stock room to 'Ioan Cross and Esther Wfalker. in the hope that they have as much fun as we did. SEC. 57. I, Dexter Bulla do leave my long stay in high school to ,Iackie Lovell. hoping that he can hooker his way out. SEC. 58. I, Betsy Kivett, do leave my ability to make the speed laws look silly to Van Rich and his T-model. SEC. 59. I, Paul Trollinger, do leave my ability to answer questions in geog- raphy to Sammy Clodfelter. SEC. 60. I, Myra Steed. do will my title as Most Athletic to some lazy underclassmanf' c -Y Sl-.ta ol. I, DICITI' XX agget. do It-axe the job as editor of this annual to some worthy junior who, I hope, will do .1 better job. ffontmued on Page 842 Q