Aurora High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Aurora, NC)

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Beulah Moore has made up her mind to will her tiny figure to Shirley Wads- worth. Gereld Rowe gets around when it comes to singing, but she can't keep all the talent, so she leaves the majority to Eleanor Vendrick. Robertha Paul has always wanted larger feet, so Joyce Rowe thinks it possible for her to spare about three sizes of hers. Since Jacob Ferrell likes English so much, Devon Bell leaves his privilege of sitting in three English classes a day to him. Mal- colm Rowe is leaving behind to Allene Holadia his baby ways. Rayfield Lupton leaves his ability to play basketball to George Broome be- cause he is in great need of it. Since Hilton Purser is so bashful, he decided to will his bashfulness to Fannie Selby and start out all over again. Sybil Peele finds it very easy to leave a little shyness to Peggy Butt. In basketball, Joyce Pipkin has an outstanding left-hand peg, but Harry Robinson seems to think it would help her a great deal if he left her his right hand peg. Eula Hollowell has decided it would work out just fine if she left behind her exquisite figure to Jean Aldrich and Helen Redditt. Carroll Sadler leaves behind his flawless ability to keep score for the boys basketball team to Joe Toler. If anything remains undiscovered in the class of 1950 the finders will be granted the privilege to take advantage of it. ,--' 'fc I F , . '7' R C! -lijfjgobck day? M we W. if B 5644-I if fpfivotf 'CL-J .fpzwri t 'if 'OMJ . ' l ,Ziff ,.f f9?'s 9 f,VJ'e:,afn,A-fc! fl I . eye -'5

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Class We, the graduating class of the Aurora High School for the year 1949-50, being of sound mind and good judgment, do hereby make and declare this our last will and testament. To the Juniors we leave our co-operative ways, as everyone knows our class always co-operated. To the Sophomores, we give our ability to make new friends. To the Freshman, we considered leaving our good sportsmanship, but, since they have plenty of that, we can spare a little of our personality. To the school as a whole, we appreciate the opportunity to leave behind our love and affection for each and every one taking part in making this a better school. As individuals, we leave the following: Shelton Bowen leaves his physique to Harold Jones. Since Chestine Boyd is such a splendid dancer, he thought it wise to will a little of his ability to Harvey McWilliams. A clear road to Blounts Creek with the exception of one stop is left to Donald Ingram by Harvey Brothers. Of course, a Senior class usually holds intelligence, so Wayne Cayton says he can afford to leave some of his intelligence to Lael Tuten. We can't be stingy and since Bobby Cox and Cornelia Betts are in need of A's to graduate, Curtis Hollowell thinks it very mannerly to spare a few of his A's. The Senior class considers John Hill a very lucky boy because George Litch- field has decided to leave to him his beautiful blue eyes. The girls came to an agreement that blue eyes were George's main attraction. To Gene. Foreman, Bobby Pipkin wills his curly hair. Of course, this would cause a little disturb- ance, so Bobby has decided to leave half to Jack Rowe. Some more talent of the Senior class has been willed to lrence Barbour and Lola Lee Wall by Wright Overton. His singing is too great to control himself so he willed it to two,hoping they can manage it. Among the men of the 1950 graduating class, we have one who is outstanding, Herbert Betts, who has a tremendous beard. So, to get rid if a little he leaves behind half to Ervin Rowe. Evlynn Bonner thinks blue eyes help a great deal when it comes to catching a boy friend, so she leaves behind her big blue eyes to Bertice Cayton. Mae Hollowell is great for admiring small mouths, so Loyce Bonner will leave hers in care of Mae so she will always be admired. Margie Bryan is such a splendid basketball player that she wishes to leave her talent to Elizabeth Toler and Nancy Lee Stevens. Ruby Harris can't afford to hold all of her person- ality so she leaves a little to Marie Stubbs. They say Sally Hollowell is in great need of another subject, so Hazel Howerin leaves behind her shorthand, a subject she won't have to worry about. Since Eskaleene Lane is blessed with height, she leaves a little to Dell Alfred.

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