Cleveland High School - Clevana Yearbook (Cleveland, NC)

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Last Wsll and Testament As we the sensors of 1954 approach our graduatson day and bsd farewell to our frsends we hereby make and do declare thss to be our last wsll and testament To Our Parents To our parents we wssh to leave our grats tude and undysng love for thesr devotson to us and thesr understandsng ways To Our Teachers And Prsncspal To our teachers and prsncspal we wssh to leave our most ssncere thanks and apprecsatson for gusclsng us sn the rsght paths and Iendsng a helpsng hand when we had need of st To the Rsssng Sensors To the rsssng sensors we leave our numer ous prsvsleges and the task of publsshsng an annual Fsrst I Rebecca Jane Barber do wsll and bequeath my Beta Club membershsp to Larry Burns Second I Nellse J Barrsnger wsll and be queath my favorste phrase I wssh today were Frsday to my ssster Faye hopsng she always ensoy those wonderful weekends as much as I Thsrd I the lovely Mary Nell Barrsnger do hereby wsll and bequeath my nugatorsous brasn to Margaret Wasn Roseman hopsng she can control st and my over flowsng heart to Bobby Somers Fourth I Vsrgsnsa Davss besng of tremely sound msnd and excellent brasn do wsll my book of Romeo and Julset to hss malesty Mr Fesmster hopsng that he can capture any masden whose foolssh heart rules her msnd Fsfth I Barbara Eller wsll and bequeath my pony tasl to Sarah Brown hopsng she wsll fsnd enough matersal to grow one my hate for Bsll Somers to anyone who ss unlucky enough to come sn contact wsth hsm especsally Dsnk and my abslsty to get snto msschsef to Jsmmy Kyles who I thsnk ss well qualsfsed for the task Ssxth I Jerry Fsnk do wsll and bequeath my bus number 44 to Edwsn Beeker hopsng he can control the Holders and Clsnes Seventh I Rschard Fsnk do wsll and be queath my seat sn Englssh class to James Wenssl s th I Paul Foster do wsl and queath my well known tstle as Mayor of Scotch Irssh to Mr Fesmster who well deserves the honor Nsnth I Lorene Hamslton w ll and be queath my abslsty to stay out of trouble sn ssxth persod study hall to Bobby Correll Tenth I Frances Graham do wsll and be queath my Elephantstss to Coach Fesmster ssnce he ss so famslsar wsth st Eleventh I George Hspp w Il and b queath my abslsty as a baseball catcher to Bob by Somers Twelfth I Genelda Kepley do w ll my long hasr to Rosa Nell Bollsnger Thsrteenth I Shsrley Ketchse wsll and be queath my abslsty to have fun to Betty Robsnson Fourteenth I Nell McCubbsns w II and bequeath my love for all the boys to Martha Steele who seems to be followsng sn my tracks Fsfteenth I Dennss McDanseI do wsll and bequeath my abslsty to set examples to Lock Steele Ssxteenth I Worth Mullss do wsll my ex persence sn all matters to Joel Barrsnger Seventeenth I Ray Myers do wsll to Perry Shoaf and Lock Steele my love of baseball and my abslsty to play st Esghteenth I Loss Poteat w II and be queath my well rounded physsque to Charles Steele Nsneteenth I June Powlas do wsll and bequeath my freckles to Carolyn Steele Twentseth I Phyllss Roseman do wsll and my basketball sust to anyone who can fsll t out as well as I dsd Twenty fsrst I Msldred Shupsng wsll my shortness and fatness to Leon Owens who really needs st Twenty second I Bsll Somers wsll my ath Ietsc abslsty to Larry Burns my seat sn Englssh to anyone as unlucky as I am and my bus num ber 56 to my brother Bobby hopsng to keep st sn the famsly Twenty thsrd I Steve Wuamett wsll and bequeath my abslsty to thsnk of e uses to John Wslhelm because wsth the thsngs he gets snto he sure needs st Twenty fourth I Ludse Thsgpen wsll and bequeath my crutches to next years football team Twenty fsftl' I Barbara Wslhelm wsll my posstson as chsef cheerleader to Annse Laura Ha Twenty ssxth I Jack Wooten do wsll my bus Number 61 to anyone who needs the twen ty two dollars a month that badly He must be a well qualsfsed drsver to drsve such a lsmoussne O . , . ' : , ' , I - , , , . . . H ,, . - ,, . : , ' , I e- - : , , I III . . .' . , , 2 I 1 ' . . . z I . I I , . I , , IV ' , z ' . I . - n n I - ' I I l ' ' ' ' 1 , , ' l : I I T a .. - ' I , , I - - H - ' . ' I ' I I . ,, . . I I . Q .. I 1 r 1 do, bequeath my height to Betty Lou Anderson and l : I . . . i , I , - . : I . . I . . l i . I I , . . . . ' . ex- . : I ' I ' - , . I , ' 1 I r I I , , ' ' 3 1 I h . I . . .. . Ai . . . . ,, . ,,. - D l - - - ' 2 , ' , ' -' I2 , ' 1 ' I ' . ll. E'gl1 : , , 'I be- ' . . ,, ,, . . . . . .

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Prophecy bIte Im not so sure I want NeIlIe explorIng my teeth but anythIng IS better than a toothache Whlle she works some kInd of magIc on my tooth she tells me she IS now the nurse of her favonte dentlst CI can lust Imaglne how she laughs everytIme she helps pull a tooth I I feel much better now so I contInue my way down the hall towards the ballroom for the program Suddenly I hear two mas cuIIne VOICES sIngIng I Been WorkIng On The RaIIroad I turn around and there stands Ray Myers and Worth MuIIIs When they fInIsh theIr song I InquIre as to what theIr occupatIon mIght be Together they answer lust what the song says Worklng on the RaIlroad Fmally I reach the ballroom As I walk In I see that Im late so I sbp Into a seat In the back I look to see who are In the seats next to me and Io and behold It IS the former MISS Oakley now Mrs Hunter Spoon her husband and two sets of twIns One of the IWIDS IS sayIng somethIng but I cant quIte understand what he IS sayIng but fInalIy after IIstenIng a IIttIe more Intently I dIscover he IS speakIng In French I wonder where he learned It? The program progresses as Mr Osborne our former prIncIpaI now the Presldent of Harvard UnIversIty QIVES a talk on Schools Then and Now An other InterestIng feature of the program IS a talk on How ThIngs Are BeIng Run In WashIngton by Barbara Eller who IS Indeed an authorIty on the matter sInce she IS Secretary to the North Carollna Senator In WashIngton After the program IS over we are InvIted out Into the hall to see a serIes of amusIng puctures of our selves sketched by a famous artIst Lorene Hamulton who IS wIdeIy known for her clever art work WhIIe I am IaughIng at the sIIIy portraIt of myself I hear a famIIIIar laugh behInd me so I turn and there IS Becky Barber who Informs me that she IS teachIng Home EconomIcs In the newly erected Home EconomIcs buIldIng at Cleveland Im sure all her students IIke her and learn a lot StartIng toward the SXII I see DennIs McDanIeI ambIIng along unhurrIedIy DennIs tells me at the present he IS lust Ioaflng and IookIng for a Iob As I head for the door I see a great swarm of chIldren and all of them look lust IIke my former classmates Its funny nobody has told me they were mar rIed but Im sure they are because nobody elses chIIdren could look IIke these FInaIIy at the door I bump Into BIII Somers now a famous pro basketball player wIth the Boston CeItIcs BIII says hIs team IS goIng to Wln the world champIonshIp thIs year I arrIve at my car and dIscover It wont start so I ask a passIng gentleman to start It for me The gentleman happens to be George HIpp who now has hIs own long dtstance truckIng outfat After George starts the car and leaves I shIft gears and start off but somethIng has gone wrong because Instead of gomg forward my car IS wrapped around a telephone pole Oh dear I must have had It In reverse I never really dId know how to drIve a car anyway Upon hearIng the crash three young men rush up to see what has happened I peek out of my shattered wIndshIeld and see Steve Wuamett LudIe Thlgpen and RIchard FInk Sldndlng by my bent car Steve and LudIe tell me not to worry because they can TIX the motor of my car luke new In theIr Auto Flx It Shop RIchard says he wIII try to take some of the dents out of the body at hIs tInsmIth shop KnowIng my car can be fIxed I feel better already but Oh me what wIIl my husband say when I show hIm the repaIr bIII ' I guess hell make me pay It wIth my lab technncaans salary I wonder If class reunIons are really worth It PHYLLIS ROSEMAN I 5 HAXEXA Class Prophet Pfp I'-IDR 4 A FJ f ' ll I ' I 9 - u I e' - . . . . . 1-'-Pc . . . . ,, . . ,, . . . . . . .i ' I ll ' ' ll , . . . , . . I ' ' I - . . 'ft K ' I I I ' I I . . . . . , . ' I I ' I I ' t ' ' Il II I f - ' . . . ,, . . . . ,, . . . . I I 9 . . . . X N, 1 1 9 . s s . Q . . , 1 . . , . . , . I . . , . , , . . I - I I 1 . . . . . . . I 5 ' 1 . . . . . . , ' I , . 1 I I , . ,, . . ,, . . , . - 1 ' I , . n 1 I ' Il - r - I r , Q ' ' ' ll I ' . f X - ss -:I , ,O s O , 0 ' 5-.. I -.1

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The Curfew Calls The curfew calls and hugh school days are gone To leave us wonderung at knowledge gleaned From priceless books and scholars who have seen Our ageless world develop from nts dawn O Cleveland only four short years ago When all our days were spent In petty thought We came to you rn darkness and we sought The seeds of knowledge you alone could sow You taught us courage honor and self trust ln wusdom nn stature how to Increase And now our fruitful years with you have ceased We look to see life s greater way and lust Today we face the future To our sight ls not revealed the life that we shall see, Yet stlll no matter what that lnfe may be, It shall reflect some rays of your vast light VIFQIDIO Davis Class Poet Class Motto We have gust crossed the bay The ocean lles before us Class Colors Blue and White Flower Gardenra I I 1 I 1 I I ' I 1 1 . , . ' I