Buckingham Central High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Buckingham, VA)

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WHO S-WHO? Most Popular , Biggest Flirt Best Looking . Best Student . Best Athlete . Most Courteous e Biggest Day Dreamer Cutest wae oges eres s Mosul rienaly s...-. Most Musical... . fost Dignified . MOST eDasnr ui a2. « Most Industrious . . Most In Love... . Laziest . ...e-. leh. 4 6 a @ ae Biggest Tease ... Best Natured ... Gertrude Charlton Girl Ruby Crews , -Evelyn Seay Florence Guthrie Dorothy Gillispie Dorothy Gillispie - Mary Apperson Christine Johnson - Violet Lowe Florence Guthrie Florence Guthrie Mary Erama Tapscott Mary Emma Tapscott Elinor Purvis - Violet Lowe . . D'Ella Rainey Betty Jean Jones - Violet Lowe 25 e ° Boy . Carl Rosen .Ben Word Ivan Davis John Emert see Carl Rosen John Griffin William Snoddy - » Cale Harvey mee OL AGI Pin Anderson Banton Clarence Phaup Richard Gary John Emert e e - « Cale Harvey Tom Fitzgerald William Snoddy William Snoddy John Griffin

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We, sanie Trent, Frances Adcock, and Frances LeSueur do will and tegueath our positions in the library to Anne Absher, Annie Whitlow, and Frances Hawley. I, Beverly Price, do will and bequeath to Sim Gilliam my right to flirt with all the girls. I, Kendrick Garrett, do will and bequeath to Franklin Spencer my place as»B. C. H. S.'s problem child. I, Clarence Phaup, do will and bequeath to Hugh Kitchen my ability to learn History 74. I, Carl Rosen, do will and bequeath to Nancy Boatwright iy position as class president. I, Odelle Dunevant, do will and bequeath to Martha Hllen Jones my ear for music. I, Bobby Tapscott, do will and bequeath my quietness to Floyd Dowdy. I, Florence Guthrie, do will and bequeath to Frances Hawley my position as pianist for the Glee Club. We, Frances Simmons and Dorothy Gillispie, do will and bequeath our report card A's to Hlizabeth Jane Dunkum and Mary Lee Mottley. I, Mary Apperson, do will and bequeath my sweet disposition to Katherine Allen. I, Eugene Davis, do will and bequeath all my girls to James Foster. I, Richard Gary, do will and bequeath my voice to David Bryant. I, Nellie Maxey, do will and bequeath to Mary Maxey my ability to do shorthand. I, Hay Baber, do will and bequeath my quietness to Pete Sprouse. Mamie Garland Betty Jean Jones 24

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THE SENIORS IN HIGH WATER There was a FLOOD IN '38; Upon my WORD the hour was late; It was a dark and RAINEY week; All the LOEW houses began to leak. 'Twas then a KIDD came RUSHING by, To SEAY the water, which was very high; One girl's ambition was a SENGER to be; So she sang some numbers l, 2, and 3. Over the fields the HAY was down; We saw a GRIFFIN flying around. The wind was raging, a sight to see; It even blew down a SIMMON tree! And in a RUSH the water was down; Along the road some MOSS we found; The people wondered what the PRICE would be, To repair the damage that they could SHAY. Home again! Home again! What a joy For every little girl and boy! Now GARLANDS we see lying around In many places over the ground. -Ealnor Shumaker IN THE SPRING Have you ever seen old Central in the spring? Happy, dear, old Central in the spring? When the children's cries are ringing, And the Choral Clubs are singing, For the victory home we're bringing, in the spring. Have you ever seen a Senior in the spring? A dignified Senior in the spring? When the teachers! heads are hoary, And the Senior tells his story, Of expected wealth and glory, in the spring. -Martha Spencer 26