Berryhill High School - Link and Chain Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 47 , do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament: To Mr. Davis and all the teachers throughout the years, we express our appreciation for a task well done. To the Senior Class of 4S we will our ability to learn. Betty McCorkle wills her love for skating to anyone Wanting it. Peggy Robinson wills her shortness to Ann Black. Leon Liles leaves his ability to annoy teachers to any eleventh grade jerk. Jean Brown leaves her school store position to Martha Neel Knox. Harvey Criminger leaves his superlative ability to Rehmeyer Alexander. Doris Greene wills her holidays from school to Doris Mauney. Becky Helms leaves her Shorthand H book to Becky Davis. Margie Price wills her long hair to Wilma Liles. Campbell Choate leaves his books to anyone wanting them. Doris Hovis wills her love for music to Joyce Cauble. Earl Black wills his bus to anyone crazy enough to drive it. Doris Toole wills her love for softball to Emily Van Grier. Vincent Deshields leaves two of his teeth to Carl Wilcox. Sara McCorkle and Virginia Mattox would just like to leave, period. Charles McGinnis leaves his leadership ability to George Brown. Johnny Hawfield wills his love for softball to Bruce Abercrombie. Bobbie Courtney wills her flirty ways to Jacille Ridenhour. Thelma Woods would like to will Tommy Autry but finds it impossible. Tom Spratt leaves his afternoon naps in English to Bruce Abercrombie. Dewey Jackson wills her blonde hair and brown eyes to Helen Hoyle. Judy Frazier wills her camel-walking ability to Shirley Montgomery. Wesley Propst wills his athletic ability to Robert Stone. Joe Brown leaves Bus 15 to anyone who can have more flat tires. Betty Jean Rape wills her title of Little Bit to Virginia Stone. Libbie Nelson wills her blue eyes to Sara Freeman. Bill Bigham and Robert McSwain leave their rough riders on Bus 32 to be conquered by next year's driver. Martha Davenport wills her musical ability to Millie Gaunt. Jane Smith leaves her title of Smittie to the next Smith in line. Bill McGinn wills his love for women to Tommy Autry. Juanita Crump leaves her giggles to Doris Smith. Neal Baker wills his wavy hair to Charles Culp. Faye Pressley and Eloise Gardner will their Htroublemaking ability to Doris Freeman and Doris Mauney. Charles Wamsley wills his ability to get injured in playing football to Bruce Abercrombie. Carolyn Wentz leaves her class office of secretary to Betty Allred. Sonny Montgomery wills his bass voice to Bill Williams. Doris Toole, Judy Frazier, and Dewey Jackson will their love for tall, broad shouldered, curly headed boys to anyone who can find them. J. C. Peele leaves his ability to get 25 m.p.h. in second gear out of Bus 9 to anyone who can. Velma Williams leaves her witty ways to Sara Marks. Kathleen Griffith wills her quiet ways to Hazel Preslar. Jane Hatcher wills her cuteness to Pat Adams. Benny Holder wills his clothes to Paul Jackson. Charles Thomas wills his quiet ways to Roy Berryhill. Bill Pruette wills his truck to anyone who can afford to risk his life to drive it. 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 1947. Jos BROWN VIRGINIA MATTOX BILL MCGINN

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Ain ax Jud if -av' UNIUH CLASS OFFICERS TOMMY AUTRY ......,. ,..........,.....,,... ....,A. P 1' eSid67Lf EDITH BLACKWELDER .... . ..... Vice-President DOROTHY REID ..... ,,..... S ecretary GEORGE BROWN ....... EE.... T reasurev- MOTTO: May we skip through life as easily as we skip through school. COLORS: Red and Whife FLOWER: Red Rose Page Eighteen