Bragtown High School - Nugget Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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The NU G G Wi in E LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT CITY oi: DIJRHAIXI COUNTY OF DURHAM STATE or NORTH CAROLINA March 20, 1939 We, the graduating class of lgo, find that there are numerous possessions which we wish to leave to our friends and fellow students at Bragtown High School, so that we may not be forgotten. Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article SECTION I y 1-To Bragtown School-our everlasting friendship. 2-To the Faculty-A student body with less noise in the halls. 3-To Mr. Ashe-Continued success in the use of the sound system. 4-To 5-To Mrs. Fallow-A Senior Class whose members cooperate. Mrs. Adams-A Home Economics Class that will listen to her when she speaks. 6-To Mr. Harris-A Chemistry Class that will pay attention on class and never need detention slips. 7-To Miss Brown-A class that will waste no time. 8-To Miss Page-A class that will speak one at a time. 9-To Mr. Clegg-A basketball team that will pass all their subjects. Io-To Miss Laws-More success in the spelling contest. IIKTO Miss White--Pupils that will bring signed slips to the library. 12-To Mrs. Barden-A class that will remain quiet while the lesson is being assigned. 13-To Mr. Barden-Geometry pupils who will not ask to be excused for outside activities. 14-To Mrs. Scarlett-A group of pupils that remain quiet while in the library. 14-To our Parents-Our love and gratitude for their grateful devotion. SECTION II I-To the Iuniors-Our best wishes for success on an annual. 2-To the Sophomores-More success for the social honoring of the Seniors 3-To the Freshmen-More dignified ways, and less noise. 4-To Mr. Copley--Classes that will keep fires burning in the stoves. SECTION in I-We, the Seniors, also Find that we have a few valuable possessions which we leave to the Iunior Class. I, Elizabeth Bell, do will my dramatic ability to Edith Wells. I, Frances Berry, do will my schoolgirl complexion to Katherine Allen. I, lean Stirewalt, do will my anklets to Mary Ruth Hayes. I, Beverly Belvin, do will my walk to Norman Mansfield. I, Sallie Garrard, do will my flirting eyes and dimples to Rachel Thompson. I, Gladys Lunsford, do will my position as Mr. Asheis private secretary-along with the telephone operator-to Wilma Lee Fogleman, also, my rides with Ed Shambley to Gladys Garrard. ! 5 I Willard Carroll, do will my numerous absences to Lonnie Hicks. I Frances Dezern, do will my athletic ways to Sybil Booth, with best wishes, that it won't cause a heart attack. I, Iulia Neal, do will my new style of hair dressing to Annie Lee Glenn. 7 3 7 I Helen Neal, do will my soprano voice to Melba Roberts. I Lucille Nash, do will my way with the boys to Margaret Watson. I Edith Yorke, do will my laugh to Louise Waller, hoping she can improve the tone a little. fC0ntil1z1c'd on Page Twenty-sixj PAGE SIXTEEN