Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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AST WILL AND TESTAMENT it lflle. the Seniors of the class of 1945, being of sane minds and sound bodies, depart- ing lroin dear old l3.ll.S. lor the lirst and last tnne, and entering a new phase ol the life beyond. do hereby dis Jose ei our worldl 1 Goods in the lollowinv irescribed manner: . , l 5 ei es l Ilolverl Arrmvooil and Bill Sarrett will their knowledge of agriculture to those interested in raising Victory gardens. Mary ,lane illcflall leaves her wide-eyed innocent look to Betty ,lo Nicholson. Dicl: Fanning, Ilarolal Houck, and Garlen Galloway bequeath their good times in Economics class, at the expense ol' Miss Burgess, to Hay lllioiles, Donald Ioliizsoiz, and Hilton Reid. Marie Tanlzersle3 s dramatic ability goes to Saralz Illeillalzan. lPerr.v Holrlens talent for agginivatirig teachers, mentioning no particular one, is left to Alan lllver e. Betty Norton leaves her artistic penmanship to Dot Allison. Gene H. Hall wills his curly hair to Dmznlrl Bzzynarel. Betty ,lane Caalilc and Helen Dills will their calm and quietness to Lois Ann Orr and Dot Osborne. Dot Gnllouiali' wills her sweet disposition and lovely brown eyes to Viola ,l0lZlZSOl1. lean Bagwell and Frances llnnion leave their inseparable friendship to Frances Loftis and Evelyn Loolcaliill. illililreil llailei leaves her blue eyes to Grace Kilstroin. Alice Fnglislz wills her gilt of gala to her sister Ann. Narita' ,lane loftis receives ,loseplzine illCc?L7l1H'S intellectual keenness. liL'VllIil lliiclianan wills her artistic ability to Billie Broitui. Ciarolyiz Scruggs receives Mary Lon Haniiltoifs dimples. ill aa' Frances Caitlier and lfllilloree lfllilson leave their sweet dispositions to illilalreil Melton and Ciarolvn Kizer. llutli zlslitiiortli inherits .lacqneline MeCall's skill with the mimeograph. loseplzine gl1UllIfl1'C wills her peaches-and-cream complexion to fllnieta liaison. To Cilllllltl Stover, Eleanor King bequeaths her tremendous si7e. l7'ileen illcf' atv wills her speed in shorthand to Dorotlzy Vllaltlrop. lliilliani Tlifnnason wills his position on the Broadcaster' to Eiluiin Galloway. Speiicer l-leiils French translations go to Perry llainlin. To rllattie Hanilin, liraiiees Ori' and All11'gl'll'Cl Bryson bequeath their quiet classroom attention. llettv flnn Orr wills her solit voice to Betty 'lane lie-vnolils Carolyn l'ftll7IUlItlX wills her lone, eyelashes to CillAIjlj'lI Hauiltins. 'flieesu Price leaves his poetic ability to the class poet of '-16. lacl: Moore inherits illatlisoii l'liYl1lIlS height. ,linlsnn Enloe wills his witty savings to rllan lflieile. Honiirii Burgess receives lolinny SI1l1IHIEjf'S position in the llole-in-the-Vllall. leaeille Siniaril wills her pretty clothes to Virginia Hall. Mae Aileen and Pollv Heath leave their golden locks to Gladys Norris and Nancy ,lane Loftis. ,llax Staffonl wills his quiet attention in class to HSl1Ol'ij'H Brown. Carolyn Kinizev wills her auburn hair to VVj'lnia POOSe1'. ,lnanita fllliertson receives .lean Kilpgitrielcs limber limbs. To lllarjorie Ctnztrell goes lltttli Sentelles ready laughter. Hay Cllieelc becomes the heir of Edwin Eilwartls bashfulness. ,losepliine Parker wills her poise to Ruby lllinclzester. Sain Taller leaves his student bus-driver position to Bill Barton, and his permanent seat in Deten- tion Hall to Roy Compton. Guieiztlolyiz Reese and Hefty ,lane Holtlen will their athletic ability to Feelyn Aslie and llflalrel Calloway. il lary Ann Ranisey receives Grace' I-lllison's beauty-brains combination, Charles Zeiglei' inherits Earl S01'l'l3lliS football talent. Patsy Austin and Katherine Anvil leave their assorted talents to their sisters, ,loan and flznlrey, re- speetively. 'l'l1eml01'e f'aVlanil wills his poor marks to Eflsell Owens. ,lean llassej' is the lucky heir of illary Sli1'0pSl1iVe's tooth-paste-ad smile. Royil Oliver leaves his bookkeeping experience to Pete Wlriglzt. .lim-3' Noruioml leaves her position in the library to Dorotlzy Gay Hoc-lzniooil. Visti Hollantl wills her freckles to ,luanita Albertson. To Clyde Orr, ,lolinnie .llielzael wills his handsomeness. To the team of '45 the football team of '44 leaves its seasons record-not the best, perhaps, but a good start, nevertheless. To our teachers we leave fond memories of past experiences in our struggle for an education. And last. and mostiimportant ot' all, we will to olfl HHS.. our Hlllflllifiu for the past four years, the wonderful times and enioyable hours spent there. GENE H. H.NI.L, Testator.

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CLASS PRUPHECY ir From the information imparted to me by my good friend, Mammy Yokum, I shall now proceed to go into a trance in order to prophesy the future of the class of 1945. After slapping myself on the face with a dead herring, cutting my wrist to get three drops of blood and making an X on the Hoor, I fall in a trance. lt's beginning to get misty now ....... Max Stafford and Sam Talley are co-owners of a supper club in New York and none other than Perry Holden is master of ceremonies. And whom do l see here but Pat Austin, photographer for the New York Times, snapping the prominent members of society. l see Katherine Auvil, the noted concert violinist, sawing away in Carnegie Hall. Jean Kilpat- rick is head nurse at the Transylvania Community Hospital. l see Mary Frances Gaither and Mary Shropshire typing rapidly in a large office. Ahl Now I see their boss is .... Johnny Summey. Dick Fanning is in the Navy-a Lieutenant at that! I see a Wave walking beside him. Vifhy, it's Alice English l Madison Hopalong Bahn is now owner of a dude ranch in Texas. One of his ole cow hands, Jud Enloe, is down by the corral singing 'ADon't Fence Me ln. Theodore Carland is vice-president of the A 8 P chain stores. Vista Holland is his private sec' retary. I see a sign in Bertha Buchanans studio: Your Portrait Sketehed. One Dollar Today Only. Ah! Now l behold VVilliam Kildare Thomason, a prominent surgeon in the New York Cen- eral Hospital. l seem to recognize two pretty nurses in the corridor. They are Marie Tankersley and Betty Norton. Betty Ann Orr is an instructor at Cecil's Business College. Harold Houck is pilot of a passenger plane. And those snazzy airline stewardesses are Mary Lou Hamilton and Iosephine McCaha. Cene llall is offering a course on I low to Acquire a Cood Physique in Six Easy Lessons. If no results are obtained in ten years your money will be cheerfully refunded. Edwin Edwards is a dentist and has hung out his shingle which reads: Teeth Pulled While you Wait. Crace Allison is manager of a ladies' ready-to-wear shop on 5th Avenue in New York. Betty 'lane Holden is owner of Ianie's live Joint in Atlanta. ' Eleanor King has discontinued her career as a nurse and is married to a handsome young black- haired doctor. Price is making a speech on the radio. He is running for governor of North Carolina for the fourth term. Boyd Oliver is an electrician repairing neon signs in Brooklyn. Polly Heath is the star of Bill Surrettis famous burlesque show in Chicago. Jean Bagwell is a riveter and Frances Bunion is a welder in a war plant in Virginia. Cwendolyn Reese has completed her secretarial course and is a private secretary to Earl Sorrells, who is a vacuum cleaner salesman. Iohnny Michael is a detective for the Bring 'Em Back Dead Detective Agency. Caden Callo- way is in the horse-racing business. His horse, Tea Biscuit , is running in the Kentucky Derby. 1 Mildred Bailey and lo Sizemore are operating a beauty salon in Salt Lake City, specializing in uplifting faces. Carolyn Edmonds is director of the Eat It and Like lt cooking school in Asheville. Betty lane Cauble and Helen Dills are Powers' models in New York. Eileen McCrary is a court reporter taking shorthand at the rate of ZOO words per minute. Carolyn Kimzey, who was recently chosen as Miss America, is the star of the movie Wait 'Til the Sun Shines, Nellie . Robert Arrowood is a Fuller Brush Salesman. Mary lane McCall is a bus driver in Wash- ington. Spencer Reid, the tonsorial artist, has just opened his shop in the new commercial hotel in Bre- vard. Mae Aiken is principal of the Brevard Crammar School. Mary Norwood has been elected mayor of the town of Brevard and is holding mayors court every night. Iacqueline McCall is the op- erator of a florist shop in Bosrnan. Lucille Siniard is teacher of Chemistry at Duke University. Ruth Sentelle and Frances Orr, in- structors at night school, are teaching a course on How to VVin Friends and influence People . Margaret Bryson is a designer of Hedy Lamar's costumes in Hollywood. Josephine Parker and VVilloree Wilson are featured soloists on the Hit Parade. l see myself as an interior decorator. l've just completed remodeling the interior of Brevard High School. The mist wafts slowly away and the vision fades. Doaornv CTALLOVVAY, Class Prophet.