Benson High School - Tatler Yearbook (Benson, NC)

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BIGGEST GRUMBLER BEST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC Algene Johnson Joan Neighbors Betty W. Johnson Bennie Jones Milby Hall Ransom Raynor MOST STUDIOUS BIGGEST FLIRT BEST PERSONALITY Joan Neighbors Algene Johnson Margaret Moore Jerry Ennis Bennie Jones W. J. Brady, Jr. 4{ 22 } -

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THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued) Item X. Joyce Langdon leaves her long hair and height to Linda Johnson. Item XI. W. J. Brady leaves Judie Holmes in the care of Charles Kay Stephenson. Item XII. Betty Wilson Johnson wills her love and leave policy to Hazel Ennis. Item XIII. Faye Byrd leaves her swinging walk to K. G. Raynor. Item XIV. Milby Hall leaves his funny jokes for Bonny Lynn Morgan to ponder over. Item XV. Jim Norris wills his curly hair to Wilma Lee Coats. Item XVI. Aubrey Hardee wills his management of affairs to Joan Capps Item XVII. Billy Denning transfers his rattletrap school bus to Nowell Smith, Jr. Item XVIII. Ethel Thornton leaves her short blonde hair to Jane Royal. Item XIX. Dorothy Stephenson wills her ability to speak French to Mil- dred Warren. Item XX. Louise Pollard leaves her carefree ways to Fannie Lou Surles. Item XXI. Annie Ruth Martin leaves her calm temper to Betty Jo Johnson. Item XXII. Lois Brady leaves her office work to Preston Allen. Item XXIII. Earl Woodall leaves his public speaking ability to James Godwin. Item XXIV. Julia Whittington leaves her favorite hangout, Butler ' s, to Lacy Byrd. Item XXV. Jerry Ennis leaves his courteous disposition to Jimmy Gibbs. Item XXIV. Lessie Mae Johnson leaves Hoyle ' s Business to those who wish to enter. Item XXVII. Jack Barbour leaves his pestering ways to Jerry Wall. Item XXVIII. Kenneth Thornton transfers his battered-up Chevrolet to his brother, Billy. Item XXIX. Jimmie Rose leaves his undertaking business to Edna Massad. Item XXX. Ira Pleasant leaves his loud shirts to Benton White. Item XXXI. Margaret Moore leaves her pleasing personality to Marjorie Young. Item XXXII. Edmond Massad leaves his cooperative ways to Barbara Strickland. This, the twenty-eighth day of May in the year of our Lord, 1948, Benson High School, to be their last will and testament. In their presence and at their request and in the presence of one another, we do hereby affix our names as witnesses thereto. WITNESSES: Miss Catherine Pearson Mitchell A. Nance Faye Byrd, Testator. -H§f 21 fr-

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST POPULAR CUTEST MOST ORIGINAL Lois Brady Billy Denning Jean Holmes R. T. Critcher Lois Brady W. J. Brady, Jr. - { 23 } -