Cleveland Junior High School - Echo Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT PREAMBLE We the grnduatrng class of one thousand nrne hundred and frfty who after three years of hard torlrng and strrvmg at dear old Cleveland Jr I-I1 h School do hereby declare thrs our last Wrll 1nd Testament Sectron I To Mrss Harrrs we leave a B C for those qurct frfth perrods fQuret you say7j To Mrs Stroup we beque1th 1 copy of BlIff llO Brll for further refrdrng about Indrans To Mr Easler we leave 1 dozen yardstrcks for the advmcement of hrs dueatron QOr yourslj The senror class boys bequeath to Mr M1dden 1 new belt QOuch'j To Mass Greer Dems L1Cross le1ves hrs atoms 1nd molecules to be splrt rf needs for drstrrbutron among our followers To Mrss Carter we leave the abrlrty to hear 111 see all 1nd lnow ll As rf she drdn t Sectron 2 Artrcle 1 To those rrsrng crtrzens of CIH wc the semor cl1ss 1s 1 whole le1ve the 1b1hty to keep on wrth the work of The Cleveland Vorce fnewspaperj and The Cleveland Echo fannualj To the Junrors we leave nothrng but 1 good luck smrle for future use Artrcle 2 I Delane Johnson grve to Basford Bryson my cle1n gym socks fC1ean79j I Robert Watson leave fPCI'10dJ I Barbara Becknell bequeath to 'anyone who needs rt sense enough not to get mad at her boy frrend every day I Sara Ann M1les leave to Shrrley Parnter all her love for a certfun boy rn the erghth grade fl wonder who7j I Jerry Cook, leave my actrng abrhty to Io Ann Foster Jane Srmmons grves gladly Qsm oonj her eollectron of Clark Gable prctures to Sonya Lmdblom QHe got marrred anvwayj Jerry Knrght leaves to Harold Trsdale hrs superlatrve Pat Tall1nt leaves all her good trmes to 7 Drckre MeCraw bequeaths hrs good advrce to anyone mexperrenced To Kenneth Sonny McCraw Ted Holt leaves hrs autoorapl-ed gym shorts To anyone needrng 1 bo1t I-Iarrret Hatfreld leaves one shoe srze 17Q We Davrd Satterfreld 1nd Andrew fBuddyj B1tes lease our musrcal talents drums and clarrntt to anvone no taller than Davrd Pat Crenshaw leaves for the benefrt of the teachers To Donald Duncsrn Elbert Holt bequeaths hrs 4 H Club honors To Clrl Cflmeron Anne Sparks lurves her gym comb fDrd she have one7j To M1les Whrtlock Brlly Splawn leax ts hrs srngrng of Golden Earrrngs Betty Nolen Prves her wardrobe to Thelma Brrtt fLucky Thelma J Mary Floyd leaves Terry Vassey fOh O Oh'j , . . L . , - . , . l ' ' . 4 4 . . e . . bca ' 7 r . V' . , ' , . Q a . Q ' ' . , .J . . . . , , X . 1 K , K K , C x K -- ' ct I ' 55 ll 3 t ,S To the Freshmen - - - - well, we surely are glad we're not in your shoes. , L ' , I ' c . . . I Q ' V 3 3 K ' 3 , k . , . . G. . . , I . . . 1 . . Y . . C I I 6 D , A U L . . t K , . . , . I 1 . l 1 4 ' I s 9 . , , K v U . . t . I U . . . ,, . ,, , Q. ' ' I . . . U , T A

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I went outside to get a taxi. There before my eyes was a sign Petty Cab Company- Owner: Shirley Petty. I walked over and got in one of the cabs. Much to my amaze- ment the driver was a girl, and wiho? Betty Nolen. I asked her what she was doing there and she explained. Every part of town had changed so much that she offered to show me- around. Cut' first stop was the city hall. There I met the city mayor, Lowell Carson! I-Ie showed me around and introduced me to his secretary, Patsy Watson. She was still the same- old Patsy. Next I went to see the chief of police. just guess who he was! Joe Eubanks! He was in conference with the sheriff, J. W. Mooneyham. As I came out of the city hall I saw a sign I hadn't seen before. It read: Hazel Fowler -City Dog Catcher. That wfas the limit. That evening I was invited to the National Man Chasers' Union. The president was Emma Jones. Can you imagine her chasing a man? After I saw that I decided to go over and see the principal of Cleveland Jr. High. Gordon Towe! Among the list of teachers I found Farrell Shelton, Mary Taylor, and julia Lovelace. I walked down to the cafeteria to find Joanne Blackwell and Sara Ann Miles with their heads in a stew. They were trying to prepare a lunch for about six hundred brats, as they put it in their own words. I walked out into the street to find someone staring up at a sign-Anne Sparks, M. D. I walked over and spoke to her. She wus very surprised to see me. We had a very nice talk. She brought me up to date on many of my former schoolmates Whom I haven't time to mention here. All, however, had become a credit to their country in some work or other. And then it was time to board the plane again. In a few hours I was far, far away from Spartanburg. Q -Joye Smith

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We, Jean Grant and Sara Duncan, leave our love for each other to Shirley Painter and Florence Pierce. To Max Pettit Bobby Turner leaves his report card. Shirley Petty bequeaths to Binnie Lou Walters her stickability. fShe can go with one boy six months.j Ronald Burns leaves his curly hair to Edwin Johnson. Doris Cannon leaves her ability to stay in chorus to Ann Brannon. Helen Lasker bequeaths to Marlene Fowler her many friends. Bobby Martin leaves his quiet ways to Sammy Towe. We, Shirley Moody and Emily McKnight, leave our math books and all that's in them to Buzzy Smith and Franklin McKnight. O'Neal Davis hands over . CYou fill it in.j Barbara Roddy leaves Edith Roddy to be educated. CNever.j Joye Smith gives her good suntan to Mary Jo Mabry. QWhat suntan?1 Kay Jordan and Farrell Shelton bestow some of their height upon Shirley Bridges and James Gilbert. To Philip Welchel, Mary Taylor leaves a book on How to Flirt in Five Easy Lessons. To Barbara Smith, Hazel Fowler gives her study-hall manners. Carolyn Greene gives her billfold to Rachel Green. CGreen backsj Jimmie Rogers bequeaths to everyone his ability to be home by a quarter of eight every night. QA quarter of eight is tWo!j And to you all who are left behind, we leave our love-some of it, that is--we'll have to take a little along! -Shirley Reed