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

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Prophecy For Class of '49 As I look into the future I see my classmates who are successful, or becoming successful, in all walks of life. Although it was her ambition to be a missionary, Argil Windley is a lion-trainer in a famous circus which is owned by the Brinn Sisters, Anna Dae and Lois. Jacqueline Waters is dietitian at the Metropolitan Hotel in Pinetown. The Metropolitan is owned and operated by Ruby Gurkins and Barbara Carrowan. Barbara 's old heart-throb, Dan Alligood, is desk-clerk at the hotel and makes quite a hit with all the young ladies who stop there. Bill Woolard, who has always shown promise of becoming a great man, is now working for the Jordan-Wallace Law Firm, as office-boy. This law firm is owned by two eminent women lawyers, Eloise Jordan and Clara Wallace. Mark Moore works in the same building as elevator boy. Mary Helen Kilby is a laboratory technician and is assistant to Doctor Elbert Wallace, a great scientist, who has recently learned that Atomic Power is dangerous. Doctor Wallace is now recuperating in Padgett 's Cure or Kill Hospital in Bath. This hospital was founded by Doctor Charlie Padgett with the aid of his two nurses, Violet Latham and Martha Webster. Jimmie Kinion, that great swoon-crooner, has become famous for his song, ' 'Wink at Me Only With Thine Eyes ' ', which he wrote for the Hirt of all flirts, Helen Thorne Brooks. Believe it or not, Helen Thorne is still flirting, even though she is now married and the mother of two beautiful children. Ophelia Waters is married to Preston Cutler and is kept busy caring for their twin sons, Pete and Repete, and answering all the fan mail that comes to Preston, who is a great pitcher for the Bath Hard Socks. Garth Waters has a nice little newspaper in Pinetown. Rebecca Rowland is his star reporter and Dorothy Congle- ton is her most able assistant. Macey Boyd has recently become the Woman 's Wrestling Champ of the United States. Her latest opponent was Mary Elizabeth Wallace, from whom she won the championship. At this time their managers, Lila Grey Everette and Joyce Sheppard, are arranging another match. Hilda Jackson and Marie Eaton are famous movie actresses. Incidentally, Marie has recently been granted a di- vorce from her third husband and is now looking for the fourth. Anyone interested? Do your ankles trouble you after those heavy holiday dinners? Wear Arcada's Ankle Braces designed by Doctor Katie Jackson, resident physician of Longridge, North Carolina. Vivian Cordon and Diana Cutler are models for Moore 's Modeling Agency which is located in Bath and owned by Pauline Moore. Ada Harris and Marie Cutler also work for the Modeling Agency. Ada is chief floor-scrubber and Marie keeps the windows shining. Rachel Ambrose has won world renown by going on an exploring trip into the depths of Jackson Swamp. Frances Johnson has become famous as a comedian on Broadway. We were sorry to learn that Frances and her husband, the former William Sullivan, have been having a bit of trouble because people call him Mr. Frances john- son. Dalton Woolard has made a neat fortune manufacturing Possum 's O'Possum Traps. Guaranteed to work! Frances Ross is a very efficient housekeeper for Dalton and Mrs. Woolard, who is the former Olga Braddy. PAULINE MOORE, Prophet I 15 l

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l4l FAREWELL 'Twas four years ago when carefree and gay, We became a part of Bath High to stay. We came to B.H.S., our knowledge to increase As we studied diligently and never did cease. In school activities we have all taken part, And fought for our school with all our heart. But now that the time has come to say adieu, We leave with sad hearts to start life anew. To our faculty who have been so gracious and kind We send thanks and appreciation from this class of 49 You have helped us to reach this needful goal: In our hearts, memories of you we will always hold Throughout school we 've endeavored to hold our honors high And will continue after we've said this last goodbye To our teachers and friends who have been so swell And to our dear ole Alma Mater, we bid you farewell JIMMIE K1N1oN Poet CLASS SONG Tune: Viennese Refrain Through the many years we 've traveled The time has quickly passed to our goal With each and every dear senior, Striving to reach some great and leading role A future bright with joy before us lies. A past with many great honors won Our friends we've made to keep forever. This new path has really just begun. Chorus: Now our dear school days have ended, And we must bid our friends a fond farewell To reach a high goal we'1l try so hard, This senior class of forty-nine.

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Class Will As we the seniors of nineteen hundred and forty-nine leave these beloved halls of learning, we search through all of our possessions to try to find something to leave to our school, faculty, and classmates. To our principal, Mr. R. B. Forbes, we leave our fondest affections for all the help and understanding we have re- ceived from him. To our senior adviser we leave our thanks and best wishes for all the help she has given us on English and other important matters. , To all our other teachers we leave our deepest regrets for the many times we have aggravated and irritated them. To the junior class we bequeath our front seats in chapel, our home room, and any unfinished business we might leave behind. To the sophomore class we leave our secrets for pushing ahead and finally becoming seniors. To the freshman class we leave all of our chewing gum which they might find under our desk. Rachel Ambrose leaves her unfailing good humor to Irma Edwards. Dan Alligood leaves his dancing ability to Noah Lee. Preston Cutler and Ophelia Waters leave their seats on English class to Ab Braddy and Alma Boyd. Macey Boyd leaves her splendid singing ability to Hubert Johnson. Anna Dae Brinn wills to Peggy Kilby her height and legs so she won 't have any trouble walking from Bayview to Bath. Lois Brinn wills her laughing ability to Mildred Ormond. Diana Cutler leaves to Margaret Jackson First place on Long Ridge as she is next along the line. Barbara Carrowan leaves to Doris Dunbar her naturally curly hair. Dorothy Congleton wills her pleasing personality to Ruby Jordan. Lila Everette leaves to Ola Lee her red hair. Helen Thome Brooks leaves to Charlotte Pinkham her talking ability. Rebecca Rowland leaves her ability to succeed to Rowena Woolard. Bill Woolard leaves a portion of his weight to Elsie Keech. Hilda Jackson wills to Josephine Wallace her art of playing basketball. Katie jackson wills to Elsie Alligood her blond hair. Vivian Cordon wills all of her fan mail to Redden Keech. Mark Moore leaves his dependability to Tommy Boyd. William Sullivan wills his good grades on English to James Stubbs. Dalton Woolard leaves his place as bus driver to Ray Bowen. Olga Braddy leaves her quietness on all of her classes to Mary Jefferson. Frances Johnson leaves her sense of humor to joseph Woolard. Clara Wallace leaves to Doris Latham her pretty blue eyes. Use them to the best advantage, Doris. Mary Libbie Wallace wills her place on the basketball team to Pauline Nelson. Joyce Sheppard leaves her typing ability to Frankie Gaylord. l16l