Catawba High School - Cathisco Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

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Class Prophecy

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Tbe history of our ettfss co Jtlik ed p acYplay. Act I began irKSeptember, 1950. It showVd the arrivtfTof thg-.twejnty-Six qreelS sciftf d ipilsyi thejiflllsof higher learning. Their greenness and curious mts °furnisheci«orT sSbr(jjht comedy moments There was a rapidly rising actio and a wllain gradu y if n' ipggarSnce. He was called Study anpJ- ( s large in size. It was evident that h« vbcdti irrtrferg adcfiy with the enjoyment nd leisui of the actors, now known as Freshn V tal crisis Examination, brain, won. ior-Senior |se of ftie ac fvtfa§ ly seamed ihuninent. A mental crisis ere. Study »rAf?er vjMain, p a» d. th )Freshm n, by one last spurt of th All tijeir jiry'v as these monsters, npwever. They served BanquP ang partj jjl d iil KhlAics r d other social eVeqfs 'V y v Act'll sjjoVc ed enfyjfc vo or the same people in the same place, but 6 v V ey were known as bpf5hompf|rf toflfy of sSfiness was found in theabaerfee of s»v«g5 of thdycast, who for varfqus reaafcps covftcl not a{5p« n the secon acfl Barbara Flynnthis act the memoirs see 1o fke dn more ctWnj arf3 ea qf yttcmnerValso mcR lipeftck and make-up. Yet then ntion 'b Sti efy alwa 5 e«Sf g!M|i1fr!i r, he !% brightness. However, V ore Jittie was spent in D SaT fiOTrataainartheenery Aidljbfe oaeDa atio was more sy |emali.Q- S toe of us were invited to join the®etai©l%bt d cf fye l raM?,Cllflb. ■» a0 • a ' After the usual intermissior»we Sag recf pa $ for Actjiftr Again'fjfteen of the same people met in the same lace. Tommy ffith d na •fo Qjcfbfd and Minnie a u Campbell to Balls Qreek, seeking opportunities Catawba coul ’ offei Bythis tirne some of the aefors had come promi stars in the fields of basketball, baseball, and 4-H C| Irish Banquet was (Jiven. Act IV arrived at last and was received eagerly.1 actors arioso matured, sc oharjqed for the better that' actually crown fond of ff jK -caSt, even Study and Exam more con plyrjted thanan n 6»preceding acts. There i etball boy dl ced fourteen game; ior Banquet was a delightful avwell ings. Ou The Junior- The have and elightfurhappen- were defeated St. Stephens affair—its theme was White tion. T Christmas. • This year we have more exjM urric far a?tivf fs. ‘AjBandl Glee Club, an? zed, which added vervyriuch Jp thiss st a t. annual1 1------------1 ' ' we found star As the act neared its clos Examination. But as they and enemy but a frignd. The play ended with happy.

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Class Will of 1954 ros, and other memt rs times when we needeal Catawba High School ....jCat wba, North Carolina We, the Seniors of '54, want to express our sifMdfe and deepest Appreciation to all those who had a part in helping us earn an educatiorwjtf had not been for yeu, we would not be the men and women we are made out to be. will have less weaknesses on the day of graduation because you, the school fac and surrounding areas, have stoodi day we entered school ar - 2fc8%ba,' our p’ Jurtng t fit graduation day at dear ole Catawbl ARTICLE I 'Item 1. To our principal, Mr; Martin, we leave 15 hearts of thanks for our Senior year in school. 1 Item 2. To Mrs. Musgrove, bur English teacher, we leave our appreciate of the community help most—from the igh School. helpfulness during the English he tried so hard to teach Us; Mr. Dellinger, our social studies teacher, we leave a very quiet istory class. ARTICLE II e future Seniors, we will end bequeath our many privileges. T§ the future Juniors,.we leave sincere wishes for you to reach the hig pst goal. ARTICLE HI Jean Sec Mill Sectioi tromboi Section Sigmon. Section 4. during Engl Section 5. I, S plby Jean Crawford, hereby will and bequeath my going steady to Jefry Eades, hereby will ,ahd bequeath to Bobby Boggy my ability . Sabel Elmore, hereby will and bequeath my quietness in school to Barb; Jean Gantt, hereby will and bequeath my privilege to write on the black to Jeannette Carpenter. Isaac, hereby will and bequeath to ..Craig Sjgmon and Keith Young my grades I receiv Rrom Mr. Dellinger. „ Section 6. I, Jo Kn- Kale, hereby will and beque.4th my winning ways to Gai! Coulter. Section 7. I, Tom»y' eith, hereby wjll and bequeath to Bobby Shook rms eevy diet of mid crackers. Section 8. I, Avis t rn, hereby will and bequeath my privilege of YOUNG ?????? ‘ Section 9. I, Thelma ai£on, hereby will and bequeath my habit of ge?ting to school day to Linnie Mae Gar%| Section 10. I, Leonard fc binson, hereby will and bequeath to herles Drum and I my ability to work math % Section 11. I, Jimmy Matthews, hereby will and bequeath to B.ar tion in class. Section 12. I, Johnny Moor hereby will and bequea ,.o « |p jrades to BvrkP obinson. Section 13. I, Shirley Siamo hereby will and h . wavs with certain boys to ?????? Y Section 14. I, Fannie Smith, hAeby ||Rn ”Wqueath my ways of being able to get along with Mr. Martin to Earle Plemmons. | Section 15. I, Delane Stewart, hereby will and bequeath my safe school bus driving to whoever deserves it. Section 16. We, Jo Ann Kale, Avis Korn, and Shirley Sigmon, the members of the store, hereby will and bequeath the privilege of working in the store to whoever deserves it.