Belwood High School - School Daze Yearbook (Belwood, NC)

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-2454 'SX 49'

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LAST WILL AND TESTAM ENT We the class of 1954, 1n the town of Belwood, 1n the county of Cleveland, ln the state of North Carolma bemg as sound in body and m1nd as usual do hereby declare th1s our last w1ll and testament To the Jun1ors we leave the followmg To Troy W11l1ams Hllda W1111S leaves some of her curls hopmg they won't get 1n h1s way Dorxs Sa1n w1lls to Nancy Cooke some of her Casar boys hopmg she w1ll have as much fun as she has had w1th them J B Sm1th w1l1s h1s ab1l1ty to use the study hall per1od for anythlng but studymg to Kenneth Meade To Sue Warllck Amta Norman w1lls her br1ght remarks and hopes she w1ll get lots of laughs Jo Ellen Lutz w1lls to Carrol Sa1n her bottle of Marchand and hopes he can get h1S ha1r as whlte as she always wanted hers Nor1s Sam wllls h1s dear old bus No 17 to Harry Sa1n hopmg the roads won't be as muddy Mary Jane Seagle w1lls her ab1l1ty to stay out of study hall flrst per1od wa1t1ng for the mall to Marlon M1ller To Mlckey Beam, Mary Beth Dellmger w1lls her love for Algebra knowmg he w1ll have l1ttle use for xt next year Mable Randall wills to Annette Yarboro her love for North Brook and hopes she w1ll make progress Don Yarboro w1lls h1s Ch11d1Sh ways to J erry Wl111S Frances Davls w1lls to Kenneth La1l her ab1l1ty to be late for school hopmg he won't be qulte as late as she To Dorls Norman, Sue Wl111S leaves her love for P1edmont and advises her not to stay over there too much Donald Earwood w1lls h1s pos1t1on of Basketball Manager to Charlie Wellmon Peggy Rlchards and Dorls Earwood w1ll the1r ability to go to the store for the lunch room to Mary Sue Meade and Bryte Newton Glen McCurry w1lls to J1mmy H1cks h1s ablllty to get out of sweepmg 1n the shop Mae Fredell knowmg she w1ll need 1t, w1lls to Dorothy Davls a degree of her quletness Franklm Buff wllls h1s frlendly ways to Conley Lall J erald1ne Ledford w1lls her talkatlve ways to Ruth Swmk Edlth Tallant w1lls her ab1l1ty to sl1p out of class to Vlolet Fredell Dorxs Hamby wills to Joyce Wxlhams some of her he1ght, hopmg lt w1ll be helpful Fred Benton wllls to Junior Sw1nk h1s ab1l1ty to sk1p school and pass away the t1me by readmg a book Frances Peeler w1lls her lxterature book to Charlene Bradshaw hopmg she will use It more To the Sophomores we w1ll a degree of our patxence, th1s being the only way they can endure the using Semors To the Freshmen we wxll all our cuds of gum, stubs of penclls, erasers or scraps of paper we have left behmd To our beloved faculty we glve and bequeath all the amazmg knowledge and startllng information that we have furmshed them from t1me to txme 1n our varlous examlnatxon papers We trust they w1ll feel at llberty to make use of all such b1ts of wlsdom for the education of the classes to come after us Class Lawyer Nor1s Sa1n l 4 ! 4 4 4 4 . 7 4 4 4 Q 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 , 4 4 4 4 o 4 4 4 4 4 4

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SUPERLATIVES wwf, PRETTIEST MOST HANDSOME MOST POPULAR BEST ALL ROUND Hllda W1111s Norls Sam J B Smlth Jo Ellen Lutz BEST SPORT - NEATEST CUTEST Geraldine Ledford - Doris Sain Edith Tallant - Don Yarboro