Catawba High School - Cathisco Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

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Annie Jones, Clyde A. Moore - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Biggest Eaters Pansy Hubbard, James Lowrance - -- -- -- - - -- -- - Most Talkative Martha Frazier, Ray Lowrance ----------------- - Neatest Hazel Yount, Clyde A. Moore - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Best Looking Peggy Sigmon, Clyde A. Moore - -- -- -- -- -- ----- - - Best Liked Martha Frazier, Jerry Sharpe - -- -- -- - - -- -- -- -- -- Quietest Peggy Sigmon, T. N. Campbell - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Best All Around 14

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Class Will We, the graduating class of 1950, realizing that the end of our sojourn at Catawba High is drawing nigh, do declare this to be our last will and testament. Article 1: To the school building we leave as fine a student body as can be expected, after our departure. Article 2: To the faculty we leave our appreciation for their patience and guidance. Article 3; To the Juniors we bequeath our key to education. May it unlock many doors of the unknown future for them. Article 4: To the Sophomores we leave our monopoly of the telephone. Article 5: To the Freshmen we leave our sympathy and respect for what they are beginning to undertake. Article 6: To our parents we leave our love and appreciation for making our graduation possible. Article 7: In order that our individual talents may not be forgotten, we make the following bequests: Item 1: I, T. N. Campbell Jr., bequeath to Martha Myers my friendly disposition. Item 2: I, Martha Frazier, bequeath to Virginia Huffman my musical talent. Ttem 3: I, Pansy Hubbard, bequeath to anyone who needs it, my ability to bluff. Item 4; 1, Annie Jones, bequeath to Jimmy Morrow, my winning ways with the opposite sex. Item 5: I, James Lowrance, bequeath to Raynell Matthews my privilege of being late for class. Item 6: I, Ray Lowrance, bequeath to Betty Neill Boggs, the privilege of driving my ••Buick” around town. Item 7; I, Clyde Moore,- bequeath to Brother Wayne, my many talents. Item 8: I, Christine Robinson, bequeath to Mack Bridges my love of studying. Item 9: I, Hubert Setzer, bequeath to Phyllis Kale my pretty red hair and blue eyes. Item 10: I, Jerry Sharpe, bequeath to Royd Bowman, my curly hair and blue eyes. Item 11: I, Peggy Sigmon, bequeath to Dot Robinson my ability in athletics. Item 12; I, Hazel Yount, bequeath to Billy Setzer, my dignity. Class of 1950 Helen Yount, Testator 13

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Martha Frazier, Clyde A. Moore - - -Most Studious, Most Likely to Succeed Christine Robinson, T. N. Campbell - ------- Best Sports, Most Polite Annie Jones, James Lowrance - -- -- -- -- -- -Wittiest, Most Original Pansy Hubbard, Clyde A. Moore - -- -- -- -- -- - - - Most Dependable Hazel Yount, Ray Lowrance - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Most Dignified Peggy Sigmon, Hubert Setzer ------ - ----------- Biggest Bluffs, Most Athletic