Bethany High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

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Most Studious LORAINE PRICE NICK SMOTHERS Most Dependable CLAUDIA WILLIAMS CARL SHELTON Most Original BETTY JO COMBS RAY ISLEY Prettiest Best Looking DAISY COVINGTON BOBBY ALLEY

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We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty - Two of Bethany High School, being of sound minds and well trained memories do make and publish this, our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To the Administration: To Mr. Bourne, we leave our sincere appreciation for his help and guidance during our school days. To our teachers, we leave many, many thanks for putting up with some of our trifling ways. ARTICLE II To the Cafeteria personnel we leave our thanks for the many meals they have prepared for us. ARTICLE III To the janitor we leave our appreciation for trying to keep our school looking orderly at all times. ARTICLE IV To the Undergraduates: To the Junior Class we leave the honor of being it after eleven long years. To the Sophomores we leave the many tasks they will have to perform during their Junior year. To the Freshmen we leave all the battered - up textbooks, and all the chewing gum under the desks with the hope that someday they, too, will reach the top. Individual Bequests:- Bobby Alley leaves his cute little grin to Donald McCollum. Loraine Price leaves her good sportsmanship and beautiful blushes to Dot Roberts. Kenan Foulks bestows upon Donald Sharpe his run - along - little - worries - don’t - bother - me attitude. Betty Jo Combs leaves her shorthand book to anyone in the whole school who can learn it better than she could. Ray Isley collects every silly joke he ever heard or ever told and turns them over to John Moore. Ruth Allen wills her basketball suit to Jimmy Saunders realizing that he cannot fill it as she did. Lincoln Griffin leaves his quiet dignity and tall stature to James Simpson. Clyde Hanks leaves his favorite expression, Let ' s go get a coca - cola , to Milloway Tucker. Claudia Mae Williams leaves her ability to roll her eyes, and toss her head to Dot Lea Chambers. Nick Smothers leaves his corduroy hat and his position as ruler of the roost to George Yeatts. Barbara Ann Overby keeps her giggles but gives her sp-ic and span appearance to Evelyn Dixon. Claude Hudson, with great sorrow, wills his American History Book to Lincoln Wall who might get up enough nerve to use it someday. Penn Jones gives his battered coupe, the one that he has taught to do tricks, to Jimmy King. Frances Paschal leaves her gift of gab to Hilda Jones. Jimmy Knight leaves bus no. 42 to anyone who can drive it. Carl Shelton gives to David Knight his love for getting out of study hall on any pretext. Daisy Covington takes Carl with her but leaves to Maggie Allison her love, peace, quiet, and order. Carl Shelton, Testator Daisy Covington, Witness

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Wittiest BARBARA OVERBY CLAUDE HUDSON Best Dressed DAISY COVINGTON PENN JONES Quietest LORAINE PRICE LINCOLN GRIFFIN Biggest Baby BETTY JO COMBS KENAN FOULKS