Brookhaven High School - Ole Brook Yearbook (Brookhaven, MS)

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l SHOWBOAT LEGACY We, the Star Performers, in the presence of the Pilots of this Showboat, of sound mind and body, do bequeath to the Upper Crewmen the following: A very able faculty, a desire to do all to aid the betterment of the school, an apprecia- tion for all that has been done to develop our abilities, and a happiness that comes from be- ing a Senior at Brookhaven High School. We also leave to you an undying love for study, a unique course in salesmanship, an abil- ity to guide the underclassmen, and an unlim- ited number of Senior privileges. . Ben Johnson, Mary Ann Brennan, and Sue Hamilton wish to leave their Southern drawl to Patty Bourk and Ernestine Walker. Sherman Newton leaves his way with women to Robert Lewis and Robert Hugh Wal- lace. ' Jean Strother leaves her talkativeness to Lucille Richardson, Margie May, and Ruth Porter. Bobby Bee leaves his love of red to Sylvia Noble and Bud Turnbow. Jean Clair Swinney leaves her comforting ways to Nellie Brock. Betty Ann Malvaney and Beverly Bus- by leave their ability to laugh at corny jokes to Glenn Dunn and Jack Gordon. Ayleen Richardson, Nell Hoskins, and Margie Jackson leave their quiet manners to Birdie Blaise and Marilyn Perkins. Winfred Lowery leaves his wavy hair to Don Sutton and Clifford Wand. Enoch Case and Curtis Boatman leave their busy body ways to the two George's- Cannon and Decell. Joyce Lowery and Imogene Redden leave their curly hair to Carolyn Martin and Becky Evans. Phyllis Burns and lra Jean Wafer leave their friendliness to W. H. Jackson and Ken- neth Renfrow. Robbie Dale Valentine leavessher figure to Ruby Richardson. Patricia Simmons leaves her willingness to help to Mary Ann Fisher. Johnny Perkins leaves his poise to Louis Goss and Jimmy Lipsey. Robert Lee Durr and Reese Helmer leave their height to Johnny Lipsey and Jimmy Gillis. Louise Richardson leaves her ability to chew gum to Roy Hanson. Allene Thurman and Emma Jean Fauver leave their close friendship to Juanita Wooten and Lucille Lamarr. Joan Lovell and Billy Magee leave their looks to Jere Johnson and Sally Perkins. Evelyn McKee and Melba Jean Rinard leave their ever smiling faces to Dorothy Boone and Jerry Nalty. Johnny Evelyn Douglas leaves her neat- ness to Jean Miller. Jess Robertson and Robert Wand leave their flirting styles to Melvin Buchman and Robert Jackson. Jo Lyn MacDonald and Exie Jackson leave their rolling eyes to Betty West. Evelyn Williams and Tommy Magee leave their brilliance to James Ray Douglas and Ernest Blaise. Peggy Paxton, Ruby Larkin, and Dorothy Nell Sproles leave their gift of gab to Margaret Moseley, Dorothea Drane, and Merlin Porter. Guy Parsons leaves his pleasant persona- lity to Calvin Case and Jerry Ratliff. Jayne McGrath and Margaret Ann Sum- mers leave their lovely hair to Janice Cain and Vivian Rhyne. Jane and Jean Price leave their sweet dis- positions to Patty Jean Nance. - Jerry Simmons leaves his squirrel gun to Hugh Ward. Wesley Bozone leaves his good looks to Neil Covington, and Jimmy Bolian. Jean Temple leaves her modesty to Eve- lyn Newman. Lola Taylor leaves her giggles to Lessie Pearl Allgood. Fay 'Coghlan leaves her unusual eyes to June Fisher. Jean Ulmer leaves his dashing speed on the football field to Ray Howell. Pat, Hamlin, Henry, and Robert Vernon leave the name, Smith, for Audrey, Agnes, Charles, and Richard to carry on. Norman Davis Peets leaves his physique to Johnny May and Monte Bee. Joy Day leaves her skill in volleyball to Joyce White. Frances Nevels gives her activeness to Eleanor Lowe. . Jackie Hardy leaves her ability to skip school to Billy Foster. George Price leaves his big feet to Horace Hurst. Jean Nevels and Edward Grenn leave their timidity to Donald Miller. Shirley Schlesinger and Diane Skirvin leave their beautiful eyes to Larkin Baggett. Donald Rushing and Buddy Britt leave their giant statures to L. C. Smith and Spencer Yawn. Bill Hartman leaves his cue stick to Cey- lous Herring. And finally, as we bow off the stage, we, the Seniors of l948, leave our B. H. S. Show- boat in your, the underclassmen's hands. Treat her lovingly and gently, because we leave her with regret. - Sue Ford, Showboat Lawyer.

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JU l0RS Miss Burns, Sponsor Ray Howell, President Janice Cain, Vice-president Jerry Nalfy, Reporter Lessie Pearl Allgood Larkin Baggett X5 L B ' 2 f'.- .- . , V fi L X. W 'W . , .f.,'52f '..f wi' 6 , 1,-Z . Ruby Richardson, Secretary ond Treas Monte Bee Birdie Blaise Earnest Blaise Jimmy Bolian Dorothy Boone Vz., 5 5 K I K i , . if niane QQTQSX I f ' iii' B ' ' .X Patty Bourk Nellie Brock George Cannon Calvin Case 20