Broad Creek Village High School - Villager Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Marian Hill leaves her desk in room 27 to Margaret X'Vilson. X1X onder why? Marian just says she no longer needs it. Pauline Hillman leaves her dramatic ability to Ellen Butler. jimmy Kelly wills his interest in good grades to all the -juniors, particularly jimmy VVestall with confidence that they too W'lll receive all A's. lts easy-he says. Starr Lancaster leaves her sweet personality to ,lane Darden with the message keep smiling. jane lylartiu leaves her weight and quiet shyness to Norma jones. p 1 i i eggy BlclNeer bestows upon Marie Burnett her love lor doing shorthand homework. Courtney Melton bequeaths to -limmy and -lean Bray, because they get everything alike, the guide to his life, Silence is golden. Pat McCann wills her popularity with the Marine Corps to Martha Scearce. ,lack Murphy leaves his wit, humor, and llirting line to Miles Tatem, his way with the girls to lid Cartwright. .Mary Norwood leaves her leadership, intelligence, and journalistic ability to Toni Zavilenski. Gilbert Parker wills his bashfulness and cute clothes to Paul Doll and his photographing ability to john Wilson. Frances Paul leaves her giggles to Shirley Toler, and says to try them, its lun, jean Pease bestows upon Dot Galloway her athletic ability and to Marie Lea she leaves her long devotion to one boy. Cecil Pernell leaves his baseball ability to Everetle l-ludson and Bob Feller now that he doesn't need it. Hassell Plaster regretlully parts with-his laziness and his basketball ability only to present them to Bill Smith. X'Ve trust that the lormer wont keep him in school as long as it did Hassell. ' ,lack Poovey leaves to Bill Liles his ability to get out ol class and still have good grades, and his original haircut he gives to Charles Troy. Robert Robertson bequeaths to Yale Burch his skill for remaining unseen while fighting in class. Luck! Mary Ann Rogers wills to Elizabeth Goodwin her basketball abiilty and her typing skill and her urge to take up for a certain person to Aileen Ange. Lois Sanders wishes to will, with luck, her special diet, to Margaret Swindell. lid Smith leaves his good nature to Kenneth Harlan and his weight to Lawson lrlebb. Ruth Sullivan wills her love ol' Physical Ed. class to Mary Crain, who she is sure will appreciate it, Delma Tatem wills his ways with the teachers to ,lean Alford and his devotion to home- work to Milton Tweedy. Jeanne Terry wants l.J'ot Lineberry to speak up, so she bequeaths to Dot her loud mouth. Eddie Vlfarren leaves his luck at humming cigarettes to Herman Taylor and his wardrobe to lNarren Overman. Lowell Tucker leaves his height to Bill Burroughs who is entirely too short, and his absences to Charles Salyers. Thelma X-Veatherlord wills her chumminess with Miss Carter to those weary ol work and in need of it. Mamie XVeatherington leaves gooley ways and experiences to Dorothea XVeaver hoping she gets a few laughs out of them. ,loe VVillil'ord wills her natural curls to Eve Morgan. How nice of her! Marion W'ebb leaves his never tiring energy and muscle bound legs to Kirby Lawton. .loy VVindemiller leaves her impulsive friendliness and happy laugh to Ruth Goldmintz. Tuck Young wills his dancing ability to XN'hit Copeland with the reminder that Practice makes perfect. ..

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Last and Testament XYQ, the senior class of nineteen hundred and forty-seven of Broad Creek High School, being of sound mind and body, do hc1'ehy make, declare, and publish the following as our last will and testament, FIRST: To our faculty and worthy sponsors we leave our sincere appreciation for all they have done for this annual and to make our day of graduation possible. SECONDQ To Mr. johnson we leave our deepest gratitude for the witty remarks and consideration ot tardy students. THIRD: To the class ot' 1948 we bequeath all of our non-existent senior privileges. To use them, they have ot1.r permission. Also, We leaves them our places in the authtoriumg will they please come forward and use them? FOURTH: To the Sophomore class we will our so-called senior dignity with the hope that they will set as noble an example as we did. FllF'TH: To the Freshman Class we leave the long' winding trail that we have traveled for the past four years. May they finally reach their goal. Norma Ange leaves her ability and place in the entertaimnent ot' Broad Creek to ,lean Tew, and her good sportsmanship to those who need it. Madge Ball leaves her ability to jitterhug to Donna Edmonds, and her sloppy sweaters to Elsie Pernell. Billie Belcher leaves her fascinating dimples to Polly Plum, and her talent for getting into trouble to Grace Sizemore. ,lane Brickman leaves her skill for writing poetry, and her serious ways to ,loan Middlebrook. XX'ilson Bruce wills his rugged army experiences to Phil Cooke, some fun. XValter Bryan leaves his position as all-state drummer to his brother, Charles, and his loud mouth to VV'illiam Dewberry, Cas if be needed itl. He also wills his conceit to jewel Hall. Joyce Byrd imparts ber pretty blue eyes to Edna Young, and her cuteness to Norma Twiford. Ramona Carr leaves her laziness to Dottie Lowery. lt' you want to graduate, don't take it. Bil'y Carter wills his athletic ability to james Powers, and his little white hat to the school-Oh! Memories. Grace Clark leaves her neatness and interest in grades to Elizabeth Tilghman. Dot Cole sincerely leaves her lovely ways to Frances Byrd, and her dignity to Alice Howard. Not that she needs it. jane Conover leaves her devotion to school Cwben she's not therej to Edna Morris. Clifton Chalk leaves his ever popular pin-stripe suit to Morton Driscoll, and his smartness to Bernard Bowman. Louis Corbett leaves his curlers to Louis Kilgore, and his place on the fourth string to Donald Arrledge, Louise t'rawt'ord leaves her ability to Hirt to Vvarren Boaz and her wit to Marlowe Blevins. Louis L'r:twl'ord wills his ability to stay away from women Cl-laJ to Don XVo1ie and his cheerlulness to lrvin Taylor. Fred Drew bequeaths his physique to Charles W'idener. Marian Edmonds bestowts upon Margaret Taylor her llirtatious ways with hopes it will help her come out in her senior year. g Betty Everton wills-her basketball skill to Dorris Odom and her long blond hair to Dinkie Lauble. He1'e's hoping it helps, Dinkie. Bonnie Gardner leaves her daintiness and tiny waistline to Katherine Poole. Virginia Goodin leaves her quiet and willing ways to all the Freshmen and hopes they will profit by them.

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XSZLZPREPHET E 'ff El El ml Y El ggi 12 P ap -lk, ? nan el Y13! el A. il, TOP ecy This is station WllCV, and your commentator, Daniel Young, with the news round-up. FROM XVASHINGTON .... Senator .lack l'oovey sent out the Antarctic ex- pedition with Lieut. Delma Tatem in charge. Stewardess Frances Byrd and ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'll ' 1 f him, also a few eminent scientists led Photogiaphci Cfilbeit Parker wi atcompaiy by Professor Madge Ball. NEW YORK .... The Central l'ark murder case came to a head yesterday when an eye witness, Virginia Goodin, claimed she saw the detendant at the time of the crime. james Kelly, rising young lawyer, is holding his ground in the case. NORFOLK. .We have good news for the housewives here. The House l ' League led by the former Joyce Byrd, Starr Lancaster, and Edna Roug iton, wives g , succeeded in their petition for lower prices. Robert Robertson, manager of the - ' - ' ' ll Little Star, says the meat prices have already dropped considerably. Alma Harre , ' ' 'J ' A ' 2 ' U' on dry goods and manager ot Rose s, declares she has been lowering prices hosiery for the last month. Louise Crawtord, telephone supervisor of the area says that phone bills will be cut sharply. l f lecided to join CHICAGO .... The Coroners' and Undertakers' Unions iaxe c l b C rcner Courtney Melton and Under- together. This movement was starter y o J takers Ed Smith and Wilson Bruce. OLLYNVOOD Forever Broad Creek the best seller bv Bonnie Gard H .... . . , . ner, has been purchased by Lowell Tucker Studios for 59,000 The screen adapta J