Carrollton High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Carrollton, GA)

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5742 Dfadt ,IM all jd tfllflellf To Whom lt May Concern: We, the Senior Class of '48, being tired, run-down, and suf- fering from acute mental fatigue, do hereby declare this our last will and testament, to be carried out without regard to the methods of enforcement. SECTION l To Superintendent F. M. Chalker, we leave a Joe Miller joke book, just in case he should ever need some reference material. SECTION II To Principal E. N. McEntyre, we leave some medicine for the stomach ulcers he got as a result of his attempt to teach us geometry. SECTION III To the faculty of Carrollton High, we leave a record of achievement f?l which they will long remember. SECTION IV We, the Senior Class of '48, do leave our knowledge of Shakespeare to the class of '49, who will need it. SECTION V l, Tillie Barge, do leave my versatility and energy to 'my sister Anne, in order to keep it in the family. I, Billy Simkpins, do will my position as water-boy to Guy Cruselle. ' I, Pat Griffin, do leave my pencil collection to Emory Fuller. I, Don Arrington, do leave my nickname, Pooky, to any- one who can bear it. l, Betty Brook, do will my walk to Claudette Hayes. I, Bernard Phillips, do leave my place in the Senior Class to Donald Reed. l, Betty Reese,.do will my responsibilities to any girl with a back strong enough to carry them. l, Marjorie Walker, do will my ability to always make good grades to Bobby Pike. I, Loderic Simpkins, do leave my ability to make all the girls swoon to ,Brock Turner. I, Joyce Cumbie, do leave my chewing-gum under the library table to Ramona Johnson. I, Billy Snow, do will my persistent studyhabits to all future Seniors, who will probably need them. I, Bobby Sledge, do leave my lightning speed to Paul Grif- fies. I, Louise Bonner, do leave my black hair to Pat Threadgill. I, Sue Garrett, do will my ability to sell ads to the future business managers of the Anuowumn. l, Donald Carter, leave my laziness to .lanies Wynn, who needs to conserve his energy. l, Belva Baker, do will my talent for changing hair styles to Myra Threadgill. I, Betty Cooper, leave my sweet in' friendly smile to Monzie Terrell. I, Horace Hendrix, leave my ability to live without school love affairs to anyone who can stand it. I, Nancy Cramer, do will my unfailing energy to Laura Jean Morgan. I, Marie Smith, do leave my new longer-length skirts and dresses to Barbara Reid. I, Robert Borders, leave my curly hair to Billy Duncan. I, LaVerne Hardin, do will my soprano voice to all future first sopranos in the Glee Club. I, Mary Ann Maxwell, do leave my small and dainty feet to any Junior girl suffering from hyper-extended feet. I, Joyce Lee, do leave my knowledge of shorthand to next year's class. I, J. B. Word. do will my love for baseball to James Brannon. I, Jo Anne Walker, do leave my ability to get steady dates to Julia Braswell. I, Barbara Thomas, do will my talent for music to Josephine McGraw. l, Catherine Hunt, leave my place as a cheerleader to Lucrete Marshall. I, llylarilyn Hannah, do will my absorbing silence to Patsy Smit . I, Bonnell Shirey, do leave my knack for getting last-minute homework to Ann Riggs. I, Robert Lane, do will my position as head of the Student Council to Guy Shinn. I, Pat Duncan, leave my ability to pass notes undetected to Betty Key. I, Carolyn Martin, do leave my curly blonde hair and friendly manner to Gloria Findley. I, Sandra Davis, leave my driving ability to Jack Wheeler. I, Hildred Heath, do will my demure, quiet manner to Margie Bonner. I, Wilma Stallings, do will my unfailing good humor to all scholars suffering from Monday-morning blues. l, Lena Ann Traylor, leave my place as captain of the basket- ball team to Barbara Reed. I, Kramer Griffin, do will my physique to Alvin Shackleford, provided he doesn't ruin it. I, Fay Gilbert, do leave my ability to make friend easily to any newcomer. I, Frances Lane, do will my inquisitive mind to all members of next year's English class. I, Marion Lee New, do leave my position as captain of the football team to John Tanner. I, Dorothy Williamson, do leave my ability to work algebra to all Freshman algebra classes. I, Evelyn Jordan, do will my collection of moron jokes to anyone who has the ability to tell them. I, Alice Borders, do leave my knack for making appropriate remarks to Lucille Keller. I, Nan Turner, do leave my ncntrancing glances to all inexperienced Freshman girls. l, Louis Robinson, do leave my quiet manner and ways to Bobby Nickolson. I, Marion Pollard, do will my cheery hello to Helen Ray, I, Bette Phillips, do leave my interest in sports to the entire student body. I, Inez Muse, do leave my sales technique to Burice Gillespie. I, Grace Powers, do leave my red hair to Betty Hendrix. I, Hoyt Humphries, do leave my gun and hound dog to .lerry Wright. I, Bill Sampler, leave! Period. In testimony whereof, the Senior Class of C. H. S. have hereunto set their hand this 30th day of May, 1948. Barrv Reuse, President