Charlotte Technical High School - Technique Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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JUNIORS OFFICERS James Taylor President D. R. MARTIN Vice-President Helen James Alexander Betty Allen Betty Belk Pauline Bell Catherine Borders Clara Bowers Jack Camp Midgie Carnes Mary Elizabeth Conder Tommy Conder Gerald Connell Morris Crafton Heath Cranford Lula B. Deese Irvin Douglas Ruby Drake L. B. Eddins Doris Edwards Betty Evans Cathryn Fisher Sara Gaither Joyce Greene Nancy Honeycutt Martha House Kathryn Howie Page Eighteen

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Dorothy Moser wills to Phyllis McKinnon her sweet ways. Frances Aimar leaves to Bibbie Conder her pleasant manner, and to Ruby Drake her knack for work. Charles Rouse leaves to James Taylor his good looks and to Carroll York his seat in Commercial Geography. Annie Wylie wills to Clara Bowers her quietness. Cecil Baker leaves to Midgie Carnes and Helen Alexander his ready smile. Gretchen Carson leaves all her boy friends to Kathryn Murray and Rose James, so that they may have an enjoyable year. James Craddock leaves to Catherine Fisher his ability to get “ads for the 1945 Technique. To Catherine Borders and Myrtle Kelly, Margaret Bradley leaves her dignity. To Dorothy King, Charles Byars leaves his cheerful attitude. Edith McGill leaves to Heath Cranford and Pat Moore all her good grades so they won ' t have to study too hard. To L. B. Eddms and Pauline Bell, Stancill Scarborough leaves his serious mind. Holland Hargett bequeaths to Allen Locke his plan to be great regardless of size. Evelyn Taylor leaves to Virginia McGinnis her cooperative spirit. Boyce Geer leaves his title of Romeo to “Little Yank Wheatley and his position as manager of the football team to Ben Christenbury. Richard Mullis wills to Irvin Douglas his position at the Carolina Theatre. Evelyn Brown leaves her war stamps to Katherine Howie and her disposi- tion to Betty Allen. To Lula Deese, Mildred Preslar wills her afternoon job and to Doris Edwards her good attitude. Carl Sawyer leaves to Graham Gulledge all his study halls and to D. R. Martin his love for work. To Sara Gaither, Betty Bowers leaves her pretty smile and to Betty Lou Evans her title as biggest bluff in the senior class. To W. O. McIntyre and Narietta Scott, Mack Culp leaves his success in getting subscriptions for the TECHNIQUE. Bruce Tucker leaves to Jack Camp his mischievous ways and to Morris Crafton his brilliant mind. We, the senior class of Tech High School, have put our hands and seals on this, the nineteenth day of January, in the year, one thousand nine hundred and forty-four. (Signed) : Carl SAWYER, Class Lawyer. Signed, sealed, and published in the presence of: Edith McGill, Boyce Geer, and Glenn Youngblood. Page Seventeen

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JUNIORS OFFICERS Virginia McGinnis . Secretary BEN CHRISTENBURY Treasurer Rose James Myrtle Kelley Betty Avery Kerr Louis Kerr Dorothy King Richard King Frances Martin W. O. McIntyre Phyllis McKinnon Pat Moore Doris Moser Kathryn Murray Jack Price Bill Rimmer Lloyd Ross Narietta Scott Myrtle Lee Sikes Alma Simpson Charles Sinclair Wendell Sloan Betty Jean Smith Doris Taylor Bill Wheatley Catherine Wright Carroll York Page Nineteen