Charles D Owen High School - Black Swan / Skirmisher Yearbook (Black Mountain, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT m e, Black Mountain High School Class of 1952 A.D., being of insound mind and unsane accord, hereby bequeath our earthly and scholarly possessions to the following unfortunates. Mr. N. C. Shuford is hereby appointed executor. Joyce Wells - offers her job in the office fourth period to any Beta Club member who dares take it. Roger White - wills his football uniform to Dave Mundy, basketball uniform to William Perry, and baseball uniform to Wilburn Waters. Mary Lou Giard - leaves her job as editor of the HIGH TOP to David Mundy (if he gets elected, of course). Jimmy Poteat - wills his peg pants to Mr. Shuford. Sybil Joyner - leaves her knowledge and brain to David Mundy and Steve Kaplan. Marian Simons - wishes her lonesome senior year to Anna Marie Molloy. Elaine Allison - leaves her love of Georgia (not Jim) to Madge Wilhide. Fred Williams - wills his English textbook to Jim Glenn. Barbara Allred - leaves her joking with Mr. Byrd in French to Ruby Mattox. Donald Turner - wills his voice to Mr. Richard Wilson Seawright. Kathleen Bartlett - leaves her ability in shorthand to Faye Williams. Bill Taylor - wills his position as class windbag to another, John Corkran. Ola Mae Bartlett - leaves her ability in shorthand and ability to be quiet to Jo Lena Allen. Junior Sparks - bequeaths his hair to Mr. Byrd. Gary Lee Biddix - leaves her seat in English to Jerry High, and her laugh to Katie Dalton. Arnold Runion - wills his unusual handwriting style to Mr. Nesbitt. Ann Burnette - leaves her chemistry and Latin II seats to any dope who will take them. Joe Robinson - bequeaths his love for “the wide open spaces’’ to Bobby Hall. Connie Dougherty - wills her freckles to John Williams, her Latin II and library seats to anyone who dares to risk them. Dave Roberts - leaves his basketball uniform to his brother. Jewell English - bequeaths her doll, Mortimer Snerd, to Jackie Sarti. Dick Ramsey - wills his football uniform to “Wayne Cordell”. Evelyn Franks - leaves her stiff walk to Clara Propst. Jerry Prescott - bequeaths his love of farming to Jack Farr. Rita Gasperson - wills her tuba to Nancy Wilson, and hopes that she has many friends to carry it for her. Margaret Harrison - leaves her love for food to Mrs. Wade. J. C. Odom - bequeaths his studious manners to John Williams. Doris Higginbotham - wills her short hair to Dick Kelly and her “Roman” eyes to Betty Austin. Phillip McMahan - leaves his “steady” ability to Dale Wrenn and Terry Guthrie. Harold McIntosh - wills his ability to translate Latin to David Mundy, and hopes that he will get to read Caesar next year. Barbara Justus - leaves her baton to Nancy Wilson. Norma Justus - bequeaths ability to help Jack with English to Bobby Hall. Larry McCall - wills his golfing ability to Mr. Shuford. Jack Joyner - leaves his place as most reserved boy to Jimmy Penland. Joan Kelly - leaves her talent of monkey imitation to Naomi Elliot, and her love for Cliffside to Opal Gilliam. Robah Johnson - wills his excellent usage of English to Mrs. Perley, Joretta Nichols - bequeaths her basketball uniform to Buzzie Brown. Grady Holt - leaves chicken business to Mr. Seawright. Eloise Norton - leaves her basketball co-captainship to Madge Wilhide. Wayne Fox - wills his school bus to anyone who can’t drive. Anna Rue Osteen - bequeaths her curly hair to Bettye June Roberts. Charles Davis - leaves his red hair to Ed Buchanan. Jo Ann Norton - wills her shorthand reading ability to anyone who will take it. Bobby Dickens - bequeaths position as annual photography editor to Steve Kaplan. Nancy Padgett - wills the whole ' school to Betty Stephenson. Bill Cooper - leaves his shoes to Bud Wilhide. Betty Penland - leaves her ability to joke with Mr. Shuford to Katie Dalton. Freddie Calloway - wills his typing speed to Mrs. Mary Woody. Stuart Byron - leaves his French II grades to David Corkran. Carolyn Plemmons - leaves her long eyelashes to Shirley Vess. Stanley Burgin - wills his height to Bud Wilhide. Lucy Runion - bequeaths her place in the upstairs hall to Patsy Reynolds. Bob Bradley - wills the chewing gum under his seat in Mr. Byrd’s room to John Buck¬ ner. Joe Foster - leaves his girls to any handsome junior who has a million dollars. Eddie Calloway - bequeaths his position as class flirt to David Mundy.

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SUPERLATIVES Best All Round. Most Likely to Succeed Most Dependable . . . . . Best Personality ..... Most Athletic ........ Most Studious. Cutest.. Most Popular.. . Neatest. . . Most Domestic ....... Class Baby. Sweetest.. „ Biggest Flirts.. Most Reserved ....... Best Looking .. . . Most Original .. Class Wit .. Class Windbag. . Jewel English David Roberts . Sybil Joyner Harold McIntosh .... Marian Simons Wayne F ox . . Mary Lou Giard Bill Taylor . . . Joretta Nicholas Roger White .Sybil Joyner Bill Cooper .Joan Kelly Charles Davis Doris Higginbotham Harold McIntosh . . . . Marian Simons Joe Robinson .Evelyn Franks Jerry Prescott .... Norma Justus Larry McCall ........ Joan Kelly Philip McMahan . . . Barbara Allred Eddie Calloway ...... Ann Burnette Jackie Joyner . . . . . Elaine Allison Dick Ramsey . . Connie Dougherty Jim Poteat . „ , Gary Lee Biddix Larry McCall ...... Jewel English Bill Taylor IDEAL BOY AND GIRL Ola Mae Bartlett.HAIR.Joe Robinson Marian Simons. EYES. Arnold Runion Jo Ann Kelly..NOSE. Grady Holt Sybil Joyner.. MOUTH...Bob Bradley Elaine Allison.. TEETH.Roger White Rita Gasperson. HANDS...Dave Roberts Barbara Justus. LEGS.. Jimmy Poteat Norma Justus...FIGURE . ...... PHYSIQUE Dick Ramsey

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