Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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[1 ' zrnzzzrxu ' TZZ£Z£S.7jrzss rrr WILL We the class of 1950 being about to leave this sphere, in full possession of a sound mind, memory and understanding, do make and publish this our. last will andtes tament , hereby revoking and making void all former wills by us at anv time heretofore made. As to such estate as it has pleased the fates and our own strong arras to give us, we do dispose of the sarae as follows: We give and bequeath to out principal. Mr. William Reinhardt, rest— ful nights and peaceful dreams. Dorothv Hall leaves her height to Harrison Barnes. Ethel Martin wills her charming personality to Tina Fdwards. Valetha Davis wills her fancy hair-do to Mary Francis Jackson. Lucille Sutton wills her dramatic ability to Margaret Becton. Willie Mae Baker wills her dancing ability to Carrie Ann Best. Eula Mae Lewis bequeaths her quietness to Nancy Barnes. Gladys Best wills her chatter to Anna Grace Summers. Edna Ward leaves her good behavior to Letha Mae Thompson. Gertrude Lewis bequeaths her executive ability to James Hunter. Ruby Swtnson wills her neatness to Carrie Ward. Gertrude Best leaves her musical ability to Margaret Durham. I ola Best bequeaths her stream lined figure to Delois Lewis. Annie Belle Adams leaves her poise to David Best. Marion Smith wills his popularity to Alonzo Swlnson. James Kornegay bequeaths his huge appetite to Charles Thompson. RalDh Whitfield wills his dancing and singing ability to Earl Summers. Queen V. Johnson wills her dignity and glamorous smiles to Christine Ward . Ruby Moses leaves her singing ability to Lois Sutton. To Clifton McLaurin Jessamine Carroll wills her penmanship. Charlie Best leaves his restlessness to Willard Matthews. Thelma Coley wills her make-up kit to Martha Baker. Aletha Whitfield wills her business ability to William Waters. Margaret Horner wills her lunch box to Lila B. Williams.

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Although It has never been publicly announced. It 1b generally known that we possess the remarkable power of projecting ourselves forward through the years Into any given time In which we are Interested. At this time being restless and weary with the chores of the day y we long for a change of scenery and time. Closing our eyes and relaxing a while, we venture years from now Into the library of a town. We find ourselves In the reference room of the mag- nlflclent new building. As we glance at the shelves, our eyes are attracted by a thin blue booh. Taking It down, we find the title Is Who ' s Who and Why? Glancing through Its pages, we aee- Annle Adams , as a matron In some college, having a hard time carrying out her rules, because she Is always breaking them herself. Willie Mae Baker In Paris, France, designing dresses for herself alone. Gladys Best, as a nurse In some state hospital with fifty patients to care for. They will worry her so badly until finally she will go crazy. Gertrude Best , as one of the most outstanding pianists In the world, with M amm y Spirit. Me To School One Day as her theme song. Iola Best , a beautician In Concord, Maine, burning up some young Lady ' 85 Charlie Best. as a railway clerk with his business alljtorn up. Thelma Colev. as a nurse, yet afraid of dead people. Jessamine Carroll , as one of the best dressed women In the world, wearing many different types of furs. Valethea Davis , the ugliest movie stair In Hollywood with beautiful hair styles. Dorothy Hall , as a dress designer In Seine, France, designing short clothes for tall people. Margaret Horner , a dress designer In California, making more money as a comedian than as a dress designer. Queen Johnson , as a private nurse for the DuPont family — giving black pills for the headache. M . , James Kornegay . a pharmacist, mixing medicines to cure the sick, but killing Instead. „ . , . . . , Eula Lewi». a waitress In a hotel, unable to set a table. Gertrude Lewis , as a teacher In Africa, throwing children In all directions. Ethil Martin, as a nurse In Hollywood, pacing from room to room. Ruby Moses , not knowing any music, yet directing a hillbilly chorus. Lucille Sutton , a soft-hearted elementary teacher with tears In her eyes, because she 11 never learn how to keep her pupils quiet. Ruby Swinson. as a science teacher, yet afraid of all insects. Marlon Smith , a radio technician in Tokyo, Japan, »repacrlng no one ' s radio but his own. , . , Alethea Whitfield , as one of the most prominent business women In the world. She still has no companion. Ralph Whitfield, a mallcarrler, running everybody s business bu t his own. Edna Ward , as a dress designer In Utah. She has almost decided to return to the farm.

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«nnnnHK Annie Summers; V.Pres . , Bessie Pres TENTH GRADE - Class Officers: McLaurin; Sec., V illie E. Adams; Ass ' t. Sec., Delores Lewis; Treas., Alee Best; Reporters, Harrison Barnes and Milford Best. Teacher - Miss V. L. Soliee ELEVENTH GRADE - Class Officers: Tina Edwards; Sec., Carrie Ward; President, Nancy 3arnes; V.Pres., Treas., Luvenia Best. Teacher - Mrs. T. A. Branch