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

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CContinued from page 23D Herman Bailes, through his generous heart, bequeaths his great understanding of English to George House. To Donald Austin, Gloria Staton wills her extra small seat in Miss Clegg's room. Evelyn Welborn bequeaths some of her personality and her friendly spirit to Patsy Wingate. Bobby Reid wills to Ernest Helms his position as Captain of the football team. Ray Skidmore leaves to the '47 football team some of his knack for tearing-up the field, and to Jackie Bulla some of his sporty clothes. To Dorothy Hurley, Betty Ritchie leaves her pleasant disposition and her love for school. Jean Parker bequeaths her remarkable personality and some of her good looks to Betty Jo Ross. Emadean Helms wills to Margaret Sweatt her title of Most Athletic girl. To Eddie Helms, Dillon Helms leaves his title as the best-looking boy in the Senior Class. Betay True Thomas wills to David Alexander some of her extraordinary ability to sell ads and annua s. Bill Wentz bequeaths his great love for the girls and his athletic ability to Ralph Hartsell. Carl Stogner leaves his uiet ways and love for homework to Marvin Pridgen in the hope that some day Marvin will finally pass. Marilyn Berryhill bequeaths her love for arguing and her good English grades to Helen Flowe. To Joe Baker, Carl Dunn leaves his reputation as being a very dependable student. Shirley Black wills to Geraldine Hartness some of her talent and athletic ability. To Ruth Jump, Doris Brock bequeaths her quiet personality and love for school work. Joanna Hopkins, with her ability to get information for the annual, leaves it to Jean Keesler with high hopes for a successful annual in '48. Velda Geer wills to Frances Griffith her vocabulary in senior English and hopes that she can learn all those hard words. To Nancy Wingate, Elizabeth Misenheimer bequeaths her position as secretary of the Visual Aids Committee. Louise Huneycutt leaves to Bill Howie her seat in the Honor Society and her love for Tech, so he will never leave us again. To Margaret Jones, Loretta Freeman wills some of her ability to work on the Student Council. Jimmy Helms leaves with Mary Lou Kiser his best wishes for a successful year. Clifford Correll, who likes the girls about as Well as Wynona Harrington likes the boys, leaves Wynona some helpful advice. Peggy Bryant wills her personality plus and her love for the men to Nancy Blackburn. Hilda Fisher bequeaths her ability to get along with others and her cute ways to Martha Free- man. To Irene Baugh, Dot Kinzy leaves her excellent typing ability. Peggy Kelly wills to Roberta Hedrick her position as assistant to Mrs. Shea. Sarah Kennerly bequeaths her seat at Parker's to Frances Love. Billy Hubbard wills some of his wide selection of bow ties and snazzy clothes to John Linker. Edith Newell, after considering the problem, has finally decided to leave her homework papers to Donald Blume because if any unior needs them, he does. To Betty King, Evelyn Bullock wills her position as Mr. Hintz's private secretary and advises Betty to leave those shop boys alone. Jeanette Donaldson bequeaths to Elizabeth Bell her outstanding athletic ability. To Joyce Cuthbertson, Elsie Thomas leaves her beautiful hair with the hope that it will not have to be rolled up every night. Mildred Jones bequeaths her dignified ways and her boy friends at Central to Mazie James. To Don Selvey, Patsy Horton wills her good times in study hall. Maydean McKinney bequeaths her quietness and cooperative spirit to Joe Thomas. To Emest Sanders, Morris Brackett leaves his ability to get along without the women. Jerry Oates wills to Bobby Bookout his good times during his senior year. Ed Nuzum bequeaths some of his height to Franklin Belk. To Harvey Nash, James Horne leaves his old car so that Harvey can bring his girl to school every day. David Hoffman leaves to any junior who can qualify his good times running the projector in the dark auditorium. DAvm HOFFMAN, Class Lawyer Page Twenty-five

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