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

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When W: Were Vary Ifamg First row: Ralph Kirk, Ann Kilby, Dick Adams, Jean Gibos Second row: Elizabeth Cutler, Bobby O'Nea1, Judy Chrismon, Hilton Woolard Third row: Roddy Selby, Sylvia Clark, Guy Whitley, Marxlyn Mason Fourth row: Evelyn Alligood, Steve Douglas, Phrosene Latham Billy Smith.

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last Will and Zfcstamcut We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Three, of Bath High School, in the county of Beaufort, the State of North Carolina, being of sound mind, and realizing our im- pending departure from this school, do hereby declare and make this our last will and testa- ment. ARTIC LE I To Mr. Forbes, we wish to express our many thanks for the interest and leadership he has shown us during the past years. To our teachers, we leave our deepest appreciation for their efforts toward increasing our wisdom ARTICLE II To the buildings and busses we leave our deepest sympathy after the care we gave them for the past twelve years. ARTICLE III To the undergraduates: To the Juniors, we leave the job of issuing the two great publica- tions: The Treasure Chest and The Pirate. ART IC LE IV Individual Bequests: During our years of school we have accumulated some well-known articles which we would like to bestow upon the Junior Class. They are as follows: Dick Adams wills his well-trained hair to Gene Foreman and Harold Cutler. Evelyn Alligood wills her quick, pleasant smile to Betty Hawkins and Thomas Foskey. Marcia Boyd wills her eye appeal to Frances Credle and Valerie Cordon. Dorothy Cahoon and Marilyn Mason will their red curls to Mary Faye Jackson, Janice Harrison and Gertrude Waddell. Judy Chrismon wills her extra pounds to Nelda Cutler. Sylvia Clark and Gwen Paul leave their date books to Alva Chambers, Hazel Wallace and David Sikes. Leon Ihvidson wills to George Paul and Lindsey Keech his seat in Commercial Math. Jean Gibbs wills her hour glass figure to Lois Cutler and Faye Everette. Ann Kilby and Elizabeth Cutler will their natural curls to Geraldine Cox and Zelma Woolard. Ralph Kirk and Bobby O'Neal will their delicate manners to Bobby Harris and John Latham. Isabelle Keech wills her bad luck to Janice Woolard, Nellie Mae Cutler and Laurice Mason. Rosalee Congleton and Janice Wallace will their high grades to Betty Williams and Frances Ward. Isabelle Ambrose wills her Woolard Affection to Earl Smith and Monnie Mason. Ollie Ray Cutler wills his bookkeeping ruler to Marlow Paul and Adrian McGowan. Break it, boys! Steve Douglas wills to Stanley Woolard his bus No. 10. Frances Edwards wills her giggles to Mary Frances Clark and Betsy Ross. Phrosene Latham, Dell Meekins and Bessie Waters will all their good times to Lucille Hamilton, Sybil Sullivan and Vernetta Taylor. Make the best of it, girls! Hazel Gurkins leaves to Barbara Webster and Barbara Chrismon her reducing course. Keep eating, girls! John Henry Woolard leaves his English vocabulary to Kent Gurganus and Sammy Woolard. To Troy Waters and Leland Cutler, Roddy Selby wills his way with the women. Hilton Woolard and Maynard Waters will their football suits to Howard Cutler and J. C. Woolard. Ronald Carrow and Alexander Whitaker will their love of Pinetown to George Nelson, Joan Worall and Joyce Alligood. Fight it out, girls! Louise Colville and Norris Woolard will their Senior Pride to Eunice Waters, Janice Waters and Bobby Swindell. Billy Woolard wills his studious ways to Carl Tetterton, Jackie Jones and Jasper Swain. Guy Whitley wills his Mario Lanza voice to Donald Wallace and Irene Waters. Hugh Woolard wills his good looks to Jimmy Winstead and Ack Woolard. Morris Waters leaves to Franklin Windley and Earl Chrismon his love for women. Billy Smith wills his height to Gerald Black and Albert Chrismon. Ella Ruth Congleton wills her typing ability to Kenneth Waters and Shirley Tetterton. Ronald Woolard wills his extra book reports to Dan Wallace, C. E. Tetterton and Maurice Cutler. Mildred Daniels wills her good behavior to Carol Wallace, Marie Waters and Nellie Mae Cutler. We hereby appoint Mrs. Gladys Lollis, our class adviser, as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of 1953 do set our seal on this, the nineteenth day of May, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Three. DELL MEEKINS Testatrix

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