Corinth Holders High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Zebulon, NC)

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U ASS S All our days at Corinth High we'll soon be leaving To start a life that to us will be new, But the mem ries of the happy days we spent there We'll cherish 'till our life on earth is through, That dear name of Corinth High we will remember And' all our teachers and our classmates too, Who stood by us through our victories and our hardships May God be good to those who were so true, And when the coming years find us much older With all our happy school days long gone by, We will one day pass into that land of wonder But mem'ries of these days will never die. B. J. Bunn Class Song Writer ULASS PUEM Oh, Senior Class of Corinth High Our praises to thee sing. We end our school days with a sigh To seek what life may bring. We realize that we must part Bidding our friends goodbye. Each memory that we have in heart Seems to our minds defy. We wish to say, Our best to you, Although it hurts us so To leave our dear old classmates true As we into the future go. Here's to our joy, our pride, and hope Dear old Corinth High. Our friendships once so firm be broke These scenes can never die. Jeanne Alford Class Poet

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MUST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 'l-lugh Wilder - Hazel Creech BEST-ALL-ROUND Thomas Barham - Mary Lou Edwards Wllll'SWllll MOST STUDIOUS Thomas Barham - Anna l-locull e ,i,-1.,1c,.!..fp...-- .-11' - -a,-,av in-'fu , -4'-L BELLE AND BEAU William Perry Wall - Geneva Richardson

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Sll llllt CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of l95l of Corinth-l-lolders l-ligh School, composed of thirty- eight individual parts, being of sound mind, do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament. ARTlCLE l To the Faculty we leave our deepest appreciation for the numerous services ren- dered us by their nevereceasing effort and understanding. ARTICLE ll ' To the Juniors we extend the thrill of organizing the annual and selecting the class ring. ARTICLE Ill To the Sophomores we leave our great sense of loyalty which has united us into the strong Senior Class. ARTICLE IV To the Freshmen we will our studious ways, through which we have attained the valuable knowledge that entitles us to our chief goal, a diploma. ARTICLE V To our Parents we extend our honor of graduating, for only by their sincere inter- est and sacrifices was it made possible. ARTICLE Vl Individual Bequests Emma Jeanne Alford wills her ability to draw to l-larold Brown. Robert Alford bequeaths his dependability to Milton Parrish. Odell Atkinson wills his unusualability to blush to Harold l-locutt. Thomas Barham bequeaths his intelligence to James Upchurch. Cramer Brown wills that any old way is all right to Ronney Godwin. B. J. Bunn wills her neatness to Eleanor Fowler. Doris Cooke wills her winning way to Earlene Raper and Pat Johnson, Daisy Belle Creech bequeaths her modesty to Joyce Eason. l-lazel Creech leaves her love for basketball to Shirley l-ligh. Charles Denton wills his ability to ask foolish questions to Jimmy Narron. Velma Eason bequeaths her personality to Shirley Corbett. I lvlary Lou Edwards wills her ability to succeed to Lunell Wilder. Billy Flowers leaves his popularity to Garner Creech. Talmage l-larris wills his love for studying to Harrison Robertson and Odell Creech.