Chapel Hill High School - Hill Life Yearbook (Chapel Hill, NC)

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' -H ,riffrffif 'ITJZK it C7 H l, Lol Fi , , :E'f!,Lf LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1937 XX'e, the Senior Class of the year one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven, having spent the last four for hvel years within the walls of Chapel Hill High School, and there- fore being mentally sound and ready for freedom, do hereby give and bequeath all our pos- sessions to those who we think need them most. Item, Una' Jennie NVells Newsome wills her splendid leadership ability to Reynolds Priv- ette, hoping that some day he will be able to use it. Item Tivo: Nannie Bett Andrews leaves her curly, golden hair to Betty Hearn. Item 'Iilzrmn' To Frances Head Dorothy Page wills her tlirtatious and gold-digging man- ner. Item Ifmtr: George Meyer and Bob House both, after much hesitation, leave their supply of gaucly socks and shirts to whoever in the Freshman Class wants them and dares to wear them. Item I 17z't'.' Henry Barbour, otherwise T-Bone, wills his habit of being tardy four days out of a week to Reizl Cheek. Item ,S'i.r: To Sarah Umstead Edna Bradshaw leaves her vamping methods so that she may use them on Leif Jensen. Item Sc'r'v1z.' Latane Vlfright bequeaths her brains to be equally scattered over the heads of the Freshmen. Item Eiglzt: Ellen Hudson leaves her dignity and quiet manner to Molly Holmes. Itcm Niue: To Loren MacKinney Rose Stacy leaves her title of Class Baby. Item Twzf' Nat Birtchett wills to Leif Jensen his ability to play the harmonica. Item IiIfr'v11: Brewster Rogerson wills the Pr0c0ntian Room to the next Editor, in the hope that he can keep out Mary Stanley Bernard and the other loafers. Item. Tfzvrlifvx In sincere respect and sympathy the class of '37 leaves to the upcoming Senior Class the new high school building, to be treated with dignity and respect. Item 'Illzirtvezzp To all the teachers we leave the undying respect and hearty good will of the class of 1937 in token of our gratitude for what they have done in moulding, shaping, and making us what we are. NIAY HAMPTON CALDWELL, Testator. Page Sixteen