Bethesda High School - Reflector Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the departing seniors, realizing the short duration of our sojourn here, and being cf sound mind and disposition, do hereby will certain things to our special friends and to the class of 19149 50, lest we should be forgotter vb sdmowl edge appreclationto parents teachers, sximembers of' the board of education andeveryone else who has helpedus ln our school career br all that has been done to educate us In return, we render our most sincere thanks, and promise to let our future conduct exemplify by our good works int all the time and mon ey spent on us has not been wasted To our Alma Mater -our highest esteem and tenderest re spect To llr Best our many thanks nrhis excellent teachings and watchfulness over us during our school career and one take to Mrs Hicks another senior class dnt mnmake history that will also stick together inanything they under do like the present one Mr Hilliard another basketball team which will be as successful as the one of 'LS 14.9 To Hrs Daniels another typing class who will get the hang of typing as quickly as the present senior class To HlssBI'08d9n- another French class with brilliant minds like the one of 14.8 U49 To llrs Stickney our deepest agarecidzlonfor her ability aniwillingness to teach our girls the noble artd' home making. To Mr Smith our beloved agriculture teacher, another senior class with the ability to win contests, and one that can make high grades. To Hrs. Hankins--another class of hoodlums. Irs. Page--many more cooperative study hall groups. Sylvester--Q large pile of coal and a large shovel. Mary--another group of studmts who take pride inkeep- ing the school clean. the cafeteria staff'--our deepest appreciation forthe delicious meals they prepared for us. To the Juniors--the ability to get what they want mdmany thanks for a most enjoyable banquet. To the Sophmores--the patience and will power to survive their Junior year. To the Freshmen boys--our quiet and peaceful ways. To the Freshmen girls--the ability tngeta freshmen girl on every position on the softball team. I, Faye Jones, do will my ability to learn shorthand to Mary Lou Freeman. I, Fred Wilder, do will my driving ability toLeroy Page To . -- To e -1 , . I , To To To To

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I, Mavis Bane, do will my artistic ability to Christine Ferrell and my quietness to Margie Porterfield I, Norman Adams, do will my ability to speak to Sylvia Pleasants without blushing to Maurice Stallings I, Betty Ellis, do will my dramatical ability to Billie Mae Aycoek, and my intelligence to Margaret McCauley I, Betty Johnson, do will my ability to cu+ classes and go to the corner without getting caught to Ann Strickland I, Hazel Whitfield, do will my height to Doris Page I, Robert Sharron, do will my ability to make passing grades without studying to A L Wright I, Edward Linthicum do will my ability to bowl t:Donald Brinkley I, Judd Booth, do will my short hai to Lewis Adams,and my ability to play basketball to W T Brinkley I, Snowdean Collins, do will my loud ways t:Almeta Clark I, Janet Glenn, do will my ability tnskip Student Council meetings and get by with it to Jean Hayes I, Carlton Clifton do will my ability to skip and smoke to James Smith I, Elizabeth Dormary do will my ability to get along with Mrs Page to Dewey Buck I, Carl Harris do will my ability to get along with Mr Smith to A E. Martin I, James Carlton, do will my ability to type to Betty L Taylor. I, Paul Crisp, do will my high I. Q. and my low grades to Margie Crltcher. ' I, Billie Smith, do willto Betty Paschall a lily, instead of a ribbon to wear in her hair. I, Rachel Nichols, do will my carefree ways to Shirley Hall e I, Annie Lou Underwood do will my ability m never laugh in class to Laura Little. I, Pat Ladd, do will my musical ability to Annie Morrow Spence and my ability to play the piano to Sybil Register. I, Peggy Dampier, do will my intelligence and my curly hair to Ruby Ellis. I, Bobby Travis, do will my ability to get in good with the teachers to Alice Bane. I, Evelyn McKinney, do will my carefree ways to Gerald Morris, and my ability to get a man to Janet Colclough. Fred Wilder, Testator