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

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JLGsf Will and Jestament We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Three of Bethany High School, being of weak minds, shallow understanding, and poor memories, do make public and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills and promises. We bequeath and leave the following as our Last Will and Testament. Article I To Mr. Bourne, who has guided us through high school, we leave our sincere thanks. To the faculty, we leave our appreciation for the many things they taught us and for what they tried to teach and we failed to learn. To the undergraduates, we leave the right to graduate if they can. Article II I, Dorothy Roberts, will my flaming blushes to Ruby Vernon. I, Jimmy King, will my big, flat feet to Jack Dixon. I, Dot Lea Chambers, will my love for Madison to Chattie Odell. I, Mary Rose Combs, will all my giggles to Anne Isley. I, Mary Taylor, will my long, golden tresses to Mr. Bourne. I, Hilda Jones, will my constant chatter to Margie Moseley. I, David Knight, will my attraction for the opposite sex to Tommy Moore. I, Carlton Hill will my tall, slim stature to Ronald McCollum. I, Johnny Middleton, will all my tickets for speeding to Steve Puckett. I, Donald Sharpe, will my booth at Lawson ' s Grill to Jack Tucker. I, Joetta Forbes, will my love for jumbled romances to Patricia Alley. I, Evelyn Dixon, will my neat appearance to Shirley Pearman. I, Jerlene Joyner, will my happy ways to Shirley Isley. I, Edmond Albert, will my ability to appear in the latest fashions to Kenneth Shumate. I, John Moore, will my bright remarks to Johnny Paschal. I, Annie Lea Friddle, will my shyness to Barbara Clark. I, Lois Jane Purgason, will my natural curls to Margie Walker. I, Carlene Joyner, will my ability to make all A ' s to Stanley Pearman. I, Donald Moseley, will my perfectly arranged schedule so as to arrive at school during first period to Wayne Clark. I, George Yeatts, will my ability to get out of all classes to Buford Pyrtle. I, Geneva Sipe, will my seat in Chemistry to Helen Roberts. I, Lincoln Wall, will all my corny jokes to George Knight. I, Howell Gentry, will my place at the Madison Drive In to Jimmy Taylor. I, Louise McGee, will my quiet dignity to Pauline Cook. I, Calvin Crews, will my carefree ways to Estelle Cardwell. 1, Johnna George, will my ability to keep up with the soldiers to Yvonne Moore. I, Donald McCollum, will my innocent look to Don Overby. I, Nancy Jones, will my calm nerves during basketball games to Margaret Collins. I, Doiless Jean Albert, will my angelic smile to Mary Ann Hopkins. I, Dorothy Bradshaw, will my big mistake of laughing in class to Henrietta Thompson. I, Elsie Jones, will my excess sweetness to Mary Jones. I, James Simpson, will all my extra credits to Jimmy Saunders. I, Delores Tucker, will my ability to catch and hold a man to Betty Porter. I, Esther Lewis, will my studious ways to Martha Jean Hopkins. I, Milloway Tucker, will the magic of which I made good use on moonlight nights to Bobby Middleton. I, Joan Hinson, will my position as Mr. Griffin ' s secretary to Julia Sharpe. Joan Hinson, Doiless Jean Albert, Testators

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