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H64 TENTH GRADE GFFICERS BENNY HOLDER ,,. , ...,A P resident CHARLES MCGINNIS , . . .Vice-President VIRGINIA FOUST .A.. ..,. S ecretary JUANITA SMITH ,...,....,,. ..,..,...4.... , . .Treasurer MDTTD: We build for character, rather than fame. COLORS: Blue and Gold. FLOWER: Red Rose. LEIGHTON TODD A ..... Presidenr CARL WILCOX . . . .Vice-President BOB LEWIS .... ,... S ecretary GEORGE BROWN ,...,.Lr.....,... . . lTreasurer MOTTD: Increase thy lmowledae daily, COLORS: Blue and Whz'te. FLOWER: Yellow Rose. Ai! Page Twenty
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LAST WILL AND TESTAME T We, the members of the Senior Class of the Berryhill High School, in the County of Mecklenburg, having passed through eleven hard, long years of struggle. and during this time having come into possession of a vast collection of knowledge and material holdings. being of sound mind and perfect memory, do make and ordain, this our Last Will and Testament. ITEM I We, the class of '45, do will our experiences, with all advantages to the succeeding classes. May their years at Berryhill be as happy as ours were. To Mr. Davis and all our teachers throughout the years, we extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation, Their guiding hands and understanding natures have helped us in many ways. To the Junior Class. we will our good times and many happy hours we have spent at our Alma Mater. ITEM II I, Annie Pearl Weaver, do will my love for softball to anyone who will have it. I, Manvel Stegall, do will my witty manner to Edna Joyner. I, Alice Zack, do will my brown eyes to Edith Blackwelder. I, Doris Galloway, do will my shortness to Frances Bailey. I, Mildred Shaw, do will my basketball ability to Virginia Foust. I, Pressley Tompkins, do will my basketball ability to Bill McGinn. l, Peggy Taylor, do will my love for sailors to Betty Jean Rawlins. I, Bobby Moody, do will my little purple and gold cheerleader hat to Edna Joyner, I, Jean Little, do will my straight hair to any young junior who is lazy and won't roll it. I, Paige Fletcher, do will my Ford to Pete Sloan. I, Jerolyn Mullis. do will my ability to chew gum on class, without popping it, to anyone who can do it. I, Murray Springs, do will my red hair to Earl Black. I, Vera Maddox, do will my chemistry, ability to Betty Ruth Eaton. I, Betty Ray Debus, do will my steady 'iline to Doris Byrd. I, Dorothy Christensen, do will my good times in sixth period to Barbara Greene. I, Betty Hamilton, do will my shortness to Jane Hatcher. I, Betty Jane Henry, do will my vocabulary to Betty Whitt. I, Bobbie Sue Hudson, do will my blue eyes to Frances Stone. I, Dorothy Sisco. do will my pretty hair to Helen Hoyle. I, David Cash, do will my white hair to Carl Wilcox. I, Charles Adams, do will my bus to Jimmy Marshall. I, Betty Price, do will my witty ways to Juanita Crump. I, Doris Christensen, do will my ability to pop chewing gum to Betty Williams, I. John Cobb, do will my Ford Trap to Bobby Hilton. I, Colleen Lynn, do will my conferences in the hall to whoever can take my place. I, Query Byrum. do will my cheerleading ability to anyone who wants it. I, Mary Bassett, do will my love for school to Jean Brown. I, Marion Boulware, do will my auburn braids to Betty Williams. I, Ruth Molkers. do will my job at Kress's to anyone who will have it, I, Oliver Thompson. do will my boxing ability to Wilton Jamieson, I, Margaret Brown, do will my ability to make announcements heard to Wesley Propst. I, Margaret Smith, do will my love for speaking to the next Smith in line. I, Camille Jamieson, do will my beauty title to anyone who will have it. I, Mary Neal Marshall, do will all of my bracelets to Pat Adams, I, Lewis Camp, do will my short hair to Bill McGinn. I, Louise Patterson, do will my love for typing to Jane Smith. I, Kathryn Boyd, do will my timid ways to Velma Williams, I, Joe Berryhill, do will my trigonometry ability to whoever can master it, I. David Moore, do will my bus to anyone who can keep up the tradition of old 45. I, Marie Thompson, do will my black hair to Doris Byrd. I. Henry Neely, do will my bus to anyone who can make the boys behave. I, Ray Thompson, do will my ride to the Textile School to anyone who plans to go. I, Merlyne Marks, do will my will for waiting on the boys in service to come home to all girls who are waiting on their boy friends. I, Ruby Walker, do will my brown eyes and brown hair to Janet Short. I, Carl Garrison, do will my ability to leave school to my brother. I, Robert Brooks, do will my red reindeer sweater to Wesley Propst. I, Henry Nance. do will my chair in the office'to Wilton Jamieson. I, Judson Abernethy. do will the little black book I use in trigonometry to Paul King. I, Jack Parsons, do will my red hat to anyone who will have it. I. Betty Jean Gunthorpe, do will my ability to sing to Joe Crosswell. We, Bill Porter and Clyde Armstrong, do will our busses to anyone that will have them. We, Betty Sue Berryhill and Ann Bigham, do will our friendship to Jane Hatcher and Sarah McCorkle. ITEM III We, the Class Lawyers, do hereby testify that the above items are in accordance with the requests of the members of the Senior Class of 1945. I PAIGE FLETCHER, COLLEEN LYNN, DAVID MOORE.
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