Cooleemee High School - Indian Echo Yearbook (Cooleemee, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the famous Senior Class of 1949 of Cooleemee High School, in the town of Cooleemee, County of Davie, and State of North Carolina, being as certain as Seniors nearing graduation can be of their sound minds, do hereby bequeath our class reputation and certain individual achievements unto the parties herein below mentioned. 1. 2. ITEM I To Mr. Prim, we leave our sincere gratitude for all that he has done for us. To the school we leave an electric scoreboard and timeclock to be used in the new gymnasium. 3. To the faculty, we leave our appreciation for their guidance and co-operation in the past four years. 4. To the Juniors, we leave our combination homeroom and library. We hope you will fare better since the Bond Issue was passed. 5. To the Sophomores, we leave our patience, which they will surely need during the coming two years. 5. To the sophisticated Freshmen, we leave a portion of our wisdom and initiative. 6. To next year's Freshmen we leave one ability-to participate in all sports. ITEM II We now dispose of our personal possessions: I, Barbara Spillman, will my love for spaghetti to Betty Sue Wofford. I, Sonny Miller, will to Bud McClamrock my position in football, and hope he doesn't get hurt any worse than I did. I, George Jordan, will my football uniform, No. 19, to someone who can live up to the number better than I could. I, Bobby Daniel, will to Jackie Tutterow my favorite Latin book. I, John Spillman, will to Defoie Shoaf my ability to shoot pool. So donit scratch, Defoie! I, Betty Sue Webb, having no personal property, will to anyone interested my 'idear seat in Latin Class. I, Pauline Gales, will to Bill Bivens my ability to get to school on time. I, Iva Grey Eller, will my position of secretary for all the teachers to my sister Betty Jean Eller. I, Sarah Cartner, will my ability to eat in classes to T. G. Foster. 1, I, I, 1, I, Mildred F Oster, leave my notebook and information in it to Norma Ruth White. Claude Clawson, will my ability to drive to i'Mody Hancock. Edna Call, will to Robert Munday my ability to study second year shorthand. Eugene Hellard, will my football muzzle to Craig Snead. He surely needs it. Joe Cuthrell, will my position on the football team to Mylo Goodman. Peggy Wofford, will my ability to hold a man to Dot Hodgin. I suggest, how- L ever, that she use a ball and chain. I, Evelyn Frye, will my silly giggles to Louise Ridenhour. I, Peggy Blackwood, will to Medford Shoaf my ability to read magazines in study hall, without complications. I, Mary Alice Miller, will to Betty Shockley my ability to love one boy and stick to him. I, Irene Spry, will my Mocksville love affairs Cexcept onej to Joan Spillman and hope she has as good luck as I did! I, Lloyd Troutman, will my Toni to Buzz Leonard. I, Harold Wagner, will to Defoie Shoaf my ability to Hsnowbirdi' in basketball. I, Dorcas Alexander fBool-tworml, will to Jimmy Carter my ability to read all the interesting books that I can get my hands on. I, Richard Beck, will to Talmadge Cheek the privilege of staying out of classes and running around the building. DORCAS ALEXANDER Class Lawyer

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