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Front row, left to right: Eva Mebane Gordon, Dansie Clarke, Evelyn Stovall, Susan Barnes, Billy Watson, Nancy Blalock, Ola Mason, Rachel Wells. Second row: Iris Manning, Ruby Taylor, Howard Gwaltney, Edwin Powell, Roy Clarke, William Simmons, Miss Delphine Hatch. Absent from picture, Mary Frances Harris. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Billy Watson Susan Barnes Nancy Blalock Ola Mason Rachel Wells Miss Delphine 1 l.vu 1 1 P resident Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Reporter Sponsor
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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1940, of sane mind and possessed of all our faculties, wish to leave our following possessions to our underclassmen. May they use them to the best possible advantage and in doing so may their thoughts ever to us return: To Miss Hatch and other members of the faculty, we leave our many thanks and deep appreciation for the great help they have rendered to us during our school days. To the Freshman Class, we leave our popularity in order that they will be more popular with their teachers. To the Sophomore Class, we leave our leadership in order that they will have more leaders. To the Junior Class, we leave our honor of being Seniors and the responsibility of printing and publishing the year-book; may they have less trouble. We further wish to make the following individual bequests: To Thelma Johnson, I, Gertrude Yancey, leave my bashfulness in order that I may be less bashful and she may blush sometime. I, Vernice Lewis, leave my beaus to Ola Mason. May she always have plenty. My wide-awake interest in my surroundings, I, John Bowers, leave to Howard Gwaltney, in hopes he will not sleep in class. To Ruby Taylor, I, Myrtle Jordan, leave my leadership; I hope she will enter more clubs. I, Curtis Sumner, leave my studious ability to Danise Clark so that she can get her work up on time. I, Marshall Snead, leave my politeness to C. W. Johnson. To Susan Barnes, I, Allie Mae Cox, leave my quietness and peaceful nature with the hope she will not get angry so quickly. I, Helen Whitten, leave my friendliness to Bettie Lou Moss; may she be more friendly. To Roy Clark, I, H. T. Thompson, leave my noisy ways. Don’t be so quiet, Roy. To Rachel Tacket, I, Elsie Brewer, leave my curls in hope she will soon have some as well. I, Ethel Hightower, leave my seriousness to Mary Frances Harris in order that she may be more quiet. I, Drury Evans, leave my athletic ability to Billy Watson. May he enter more sports. To Eva Mebane Gordan, I, Edna Thomas, leave my happy-go-lucky ways so that she will take love less seriously. To Nancy Blalock, I, Zenora Belle Gordon, leave my size in hopes that she will grow taller. I, Edward Curtis, leave my size and strength to John C. Gordon in hopes of another big baseball player. An ever-ready smile to Evelyn Stovall, I, Rachel Simmons, leave. Evelyn, don’t take life so seriously. 1, Lucille Cliborne, leave my artistic ability to Edwin Powell; may it help him to improve his airplane models. I, Elliott Ashworth, leave my quietness to William Simmons to help him lower his voice. I, Ardelle High, leave to Rachel Wells my name of being a flirt. To Iris Manning, I, Ruby Moseley, leave my talking ability. I hope she will be less bashful. To the whole school, we leave our happiness and good times. May their memories of us be long and pleasant. THE SENIOR CLASS Gertrude Yancey and Ethel Hightower.
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SOPHOMORE CLASS First row, left to right: W. O. Clark, Raymond Wells, Carroll Gordon, William H. Creedle, Wesley Yancey, Coolidge Wells. Second row: Alma Jordon, Bettie Lou Moss, Lucille Brewer, Snead Thomas, Mae Rolfe, John C. Gordon, Hollis Estes, Mack Paulette, Louise Reese, Marvin Pearce, Edith Thompson. Third row: Myrtle Saunders, Christine Lewis. Edith Crowe, Helen Hightower, Frances Hudson, Hunter Cleaton, Billy Morgan, Mr. L. W. Harding, Ardelle Ashworth, Eleanor Drumwright, Rachel Tackett. Officers John C. Gordon President Hollis Estes Vice-President Mae Rolfe Secretary Snead Thomas T reasurer Mr. L. W. Harding Sponsor 9 Officers Earl Clarke President Billy Parker Vice-President Donald Wells Sccretary-T reasurer Mr. R. W. Perkinson Sponsor Left to right, seated: Cecil Beck, Tommy Gordan, Charlie Taylor. First row: Ruby Saunders, Ethel Snead, Georgiana Ferguson, Thelma Johnson, Billy Parker, Earl Clarke, Donald Wells, Ruby Shearin, Grade Crowder. Second row: Opie Sue Gill, Mabel Lewis, Elizabeth Drumwright, Mr. R. W. Perkinson, Paul Blalock, Jr., Lewis Puryear, Billy Crews, Marvin Bowers, Millard Jordan, A. W. Johnson. Absent from picture: John Manning, Helen Ashworth, Adaline Cleaton, Jewel Creedle, Kathleen Crowder, Hazel Harris. FRESHMAN CLASS Motto Together we stand; divided we fall” Colors Blue and White
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