Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, NC)

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SENIIIII SUPERLATIVES Best Looking, Neatest Nanette Jones Allan Cohoon Best Disposition. Best All-Around Mary Basnight Bobby Ever ton Best Personality, Most Popular Gaye Hopkins Bobby Everton Quietest Edna Earl Etheridge Thomas Voliva Cutest Jean Woodley Sterling Hamilton (not shown) Most Dignified Nanette Jones Milton Snell Most Likely to Succeed, Most Ambitious Amanda Reynolds Jimmy Alexander Most Studious Lenell Walker Sterling Hamilton (not shown)

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LAST WILL W TESTAMENT Township of Columbia, County of Tyrrell, State of North Carolina. , . We, the Seniors of Columbia High School, being of unsound mind and body, bestowing with envy our blessings upon our lower classmen, do ordain and witness this Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class of ' 51. We having passed this phase of our education, wish to dispose of our properties in the following ways: Article I To dear old C.H.S.’ we leave our honor and devotion through the years. Article 11 To our Principal, Mr. Tilson, and to the Faculty we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation for what they have done for us in the past. Article 111 Section 1 To the oncoming Seniors we do intrust: The great dignity of the Class of ' 51, the respect we have received from our lower classmen, and the ability to produce the ' 52 Columbian without argument or dissention. Section 2 To the oncoming Juniors we leave the right to criticize and argue with the Seniors. Section 3 To the oncoming Sophomores we leave our ability to remain quiet through all classes. Section 4 To the oncoming Freshmen we leave the ability to take all the punishment to be dealt them by the Sophomores. Article IV To the individuals specified the following generously confer: I, Jimmy Alexander, leave my curly hair to Floyd Rhodes. I, Allan Cohoon, leave my taxi service to Billy Parisher. May his load be heavy. I, Bobby Everton, leave my ability to go steady to Jimmy Pinner. I. Sterling Hamilton, leave my height to Carl Curlings. I, Ray McClees, leave my financing abilities to Hugh Thomas Davenport. May he use them as wisely as I. I. Earl Rhodes, leave my quiet ways to Jane Cohoon. I, Milton Snell, leave my ability to play football to Phillip Phelps. I, Russell Spencer, leave my two-timing ways to Jean Morris. I, Billy Spruill, leave my meddlesome ways to Deri Owens. I, Thomas Voliva, leave my bus-driving abilities to Egbert Liverman. I, Troy Weatherly, leave my love for the Army to Hubert Jackson. I, Mary Basnight, leave my agility to Pat Everton. I, Alma Dean Cohoon, leave my ability to get and hold a man to Dora Ann Roughton. I. Edna Etheridge, leave my quiet ways to Jean Swain. I, Gaye Hopkins, leave my big feet to Lendra and Billy Spencer, since neither of the two is equipped to handle the load. I, Nanette Jones, leave my neatness and attractiveness to Carolyn Brickhouse. (Continued on page 51)

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= I4 SIiPfillLATIVES Most Versatile Carolyn Simmons Bobby Everton Biggest Day Dreamers Jean Woodley Earl Rhodes Most Bashful Ethel Rhodes Thomas Voliva Biggest Flirts Eudora Patrick Ray McClees Best Singers Mary Basnight Jimmy Alexander Most Courteous Ethel Rhodes Earl Rhodes Loudest Nan Simmons Russell Spencer Best Dancers Gay Hopkins Jimmy Alexander