Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Township of Columbia County of Tyrrell State of North Carolina We. the Senior class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Five, of Columbia High School, being of sound mind and body, do ordain and witness this, our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To Mr. Lindsey, our principal, and to the members of the faculty, we leave our sincere affection, grati¬ tude, and deep appreciation for their help and guidance throughout our school years. ARTICLE II SECTION I To the oncoming Seniors, we leave a willing mind to work toward a better future of success and happiness. SECTION n To the oncoming Juniors, we leave the joy and fun that you will receive in your Junior year. SECTION HI To the oncoming Sophomores, we leave the realization that you have met successfully your first year in high school. SECTION IV To the oncoming Freshmen, we leave all the joys of being in high school. ARTICLE HI Individual Bequests: To specified individuals we wish to bestow the following articles: I, Walter Davenport, leave my athletic ability to Sterling Spruill. I, David Davis, leave my ability to argue with Mrs. Van Horne to anyone who can get by with it. I, Jackie Davis, leave, period. I, John Fleming, leave my bashful ways to Bobby Smith. I, Max Liverman, leave my artistic ability to anyone who can ' t draw. I, Bobby Pinner, leave my ability to sleep in Economics to anyone who doesn ' t snore. I, Larry Rhodes, leave my ability to get along with people to Buddy Brickhouse. I, Collon Snell, leave my bus driving ability to Larry Hopkins. I. Charles Spruill, leave my cute ways to Jimmy Swain. I, Glenn Woodley, leave my ability to succeed in anything undertaken to J. D. Voliva. I, Charles Swain, leave my carefree ways to Michael Griffin. I, Shirley Copeland, leave my long hair to Jane Selby. I, Matilda Furlough, leave my ability to disagree to Sila Jones. I, Ollie Jones, leave my wittiness to Florence Brickhouse. I, Patty Johnson, leave my slender figure to Ann Selby. I, Dora Dean Owens, leave my I. Q. to Earline Cohoon. I, Ruby Perry, leave my pleasing personality to Betty Spruill. I, Betty Reynolds, leave my curly hair to Judy McDuffie. I, Margaret Roughton, leave my quietness to Betty Mae Jackson. I. Loretta Roughton, leave my ability not to gossip to Estelle West. I, Maxine Simmons, leave my ability to remain in class to Yvonne Brickhouse. I. Syble Smith, leave my short statue to Hyla Brickhouse. I, Annette Spencer, leave my gay attitude to Bertie Cohoon. I, Verna Spencer, leave my bashful ways to Nancy Swain. I, Audrey Spruill, leave my red hair to Betty Rhodes. I, Ada Stevenson, leave my typing ability to Annette Jones. I, Carolyn Swain, leave my ability to play basketball to anyone who is interested in basketball. I, Nina Swindell, leave my cuteness to Ola Gray Spruill. I, Louise Walker, leave my quiet ways to Gail Cohoon. Marg; Roughton, Testatri: