Clevenger College - Tyshac Yearbook (North Wilkesboro, NC)

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XVC the Graduating Class of the year nineteen hundred and forty-nine ol' Cilevenver College ol' the State 7 fi , .'b Fi of North Carolina, do hereby make this our last will and testament. .XR'l'ICI.Ii I X Upon the members of the faculty, who hay e been so patient with us, we bestow our love and appreciation. .XRTICLE II To the Graduation Class of next year we do will and bequeath our dignity and privileges. .'XRTICl-Il III The individual seniors do he1'eby bequeath with sorrow all their priceless possessions. I, Junus Fullbright, do hereby will my shyness and quietness to Arnold Deal. I, Ben Pearson, will my slick, smooth hair to Jess Adams. I, Betty Sue Nance, will my pleasing personality to Virginia Ervin. I, Jimmie Lee Loveland, will my love for spelling to Terry Shell. Sherman Butler wills his way with the girls to Thomas Scott. I, Cecil Cunningham, will my big feet to James Blackwood. X'Varren Teague wills his ''happy-go-lucky attitude to Garland Conger and Owen Braswell. I, Byrd Branch, will my wavy hair to Edward D. hlelvin. I, Pearl Deal, leave my place as teacher's pet' to Julian Lail. Edwin Melton wills his love for the art of public speaking to Charles Lane. I, Marshall Epperson, will my llirtation walkll to Ralph Fox. I, Lohr Loveland, will my good looks to Charles Barger. I, Louise Bailey, leave my American laugh to Elizabeth Brown. I, James Pritchard, will my locker to Cloyd Propst, Ray F. Benfield, Eugene Boston, and Robert Burns. I, James Houck, will my desire to live in Granite Falls to llenry Herman. Betty Lou Perkins wills her bashfulness to Billy Cline. I, Maxine Bollinger, will my ability to prepare assignments to Ruth Bailey and Betty Jean Brittian. Nancy Cannon leaves her ability to converse freely to Barbara Taylor and James XVylie. Ted Starnes leaves his iosition as Ladies, Man to Roy Ilildebran. Frank llildebran leaveslhis studious ability to Jenkins Noggle. I, Charles Rikard, will my drawing ability to Christine Cannon. XVray Frazier leaves his seat in Accounting to Charles Correll. Cecil Deal wills his good humor to VVade Bumgardner and Russell Day. I, Bobby hlatthewson, will my neatness in appearance to Thomas Tucker and James Conley. Joseph XVisner wills his modest conduct in class to Davidson Deal and Charles Sigmon. Ray YV. Benlield wills his reserved manner to Charles YVard. Hugh Canipe wills his school spiritf to Luther Blaekstock and Harry Vervoort. I, Archie Brown, will my quiet intelligence and my ability to know all the answers to Ned Cooke and Clyde Deal. I, Dorothy Rhoney, will my love for tall slim boys to Durene Robbins and Jackie Greer. Ruth Hartley wills her helpfulness to Treva Setzer. I, Frances Bordner, will my place on the TYSIIAC to hlarie Rudisill. I, Betty Duncan, will my seat in Raby's to Eula Johnson. I, Robert Carswell, will my nick-name 'lBob'l to Roland IVatson. Charles Bolick wills his studiousness to Wlilma Anderson and Boyce Forbes. Harry Newton wills his place in the dog-house to Joseph Glass. XVe, Berlene and Erlene Rink, will our good dispositions to another 'lcute set of twins, Glenn and XVynn Starnes. Lloyd Livingston leaves his law book to Paul Smith and John Reese, hoping they'll make good use of it. Lucille Bumgarner leaves her lovable disposition to hlary Ann Dickenson. I, Betty lleavner, leave my position of editor on the Tar Prints to Philo Sain. I. Juanita Simmons, will my friendly smile to Lenord llloody. Bertie Sue Martin wills her blond hair to Carroll Seabock. Lloyd Beach wills his luck in getting to school on time to Orin Hollar and Fred Pope. Austin Smith leaves his locker to hlurray Rhodes. XVe, Charlotte Dougherty and Vivian Ogle, leave our love for arguing to Foard Hicks, Frank Shook, and XVallaee Herdon. Betty Bravard wills her ride to school to Virginia Barnes and Sara Roseman. Jack Burch wills his A 8 B Block to XVilliatn Fowler and Charles Templeton. Arthur Townsend leaves his love for new cars to Charles Barlow and Nklilliam Hays. I, Charles Robbins, will my quietness in class to Marcus lVatson and Columbus Putnam. Dorothy Raby wills her love for iokes to Rose Keaton and Martha Little. I, Gladys Smith, will to John Miller and John C. Scroggs my amiable manners. Marie Sipe wills her smallness of stature to Melvin Newton. I, Rachel Teague, will niy place in typing to Lawrence Hubbard. Sara Edmiston leaves her attraction for good-looking boys to Jeanette McCormack and Libby Roseman. Fannie Newton wills her laugh to lvilliam Triplett. I Ophelia XVilliams and Betty Jo Robinson will their walk uptown for lunch to Joe Reid and YVayne XVilliams. To Thelma Ulhite, Joyce Brown leaves her tailored appearance. Arlene Bare wills her cheerful attitude to Billie Bumgarner and Locke Smith. Helen Livingston wills her spirit of co-operation to Allen Bean and Tel Elmore. Vle, Jennie Lee Martin and Peggy NVebb, will our love for football to Bill Frye and Robert Bannon. Virgil Hildebran wills his winsome ways to Thomas DeRhodes. Doris Wlilson wills her love for basketball to James Revels. Lindy Hudson wills his love for reading to Frank Teague and Clyde Keck. Elizabeth Coulter wills her undivided attention for the opposite sex to Julia Ann Brooks. Ann Culpepper wills her privilege of giggling at any time, any place, to John Bailey and Odell Travis. Faye Harris wills her seat on the bus to Duward Correll. To' Bobby Hildebran, James YVhite leaves his love for chewing gum. I, Wlayne B'IacMillian, will my quick, easy smile to Noble Shumate. I, Dorothy Sain, will my recipes for a happy married life to Roy Sweet. Alvin Lawson wills his faultless dress to Hardie Painter. hflarcus Roberts wills his sense of humor to Charles Robinson and Richard Carter. CContinued on page 1023 Page Nineteen