Davidson High School - Clock Yearbook (Davidson, NC)

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NANCE LIFE GRIFFITH MORROW JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS MILDRED LIRE President BEN GRIFFITH Vice-President DOROTHY MORROW Secretary MARGARET NANCE Treasurer Virginia Archer Betty Sue Christie Elouise Estes Peggy Ann Foy Billy Frank Gibbs Ben Griffith 15

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LAST WILL and TESTAMENT We the seniors of 1950, Davidson High School, Davidson, North Carolina, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, and that any previous will is hereby declared null and void. First: To the Junior Class, we leave our honored position in assembly. Second: To the faculty, we leave our deep- est gratitude for the patience and understand- ing given us by its members. Third: To Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Wyatt, and Julia, we leave our appreciation for the de- licious meals served us each day. Fourth: To our struggling underclassmen, we leave the following articles which are all of considerable value. Peggy Raymer leaves her executive man- ner to Margaret Nance. Eugene Jones leaves his ability to slay the women to Barton May- hew. Ann Knox leaves her trim figure to the girl who can use it best. Ray Washam leaves his abil ity to talk back to Officer Gaddy to anyone who can insult a cop and get away with it. Rachel Torrence leaves her engage- ment ring to Betty Sue Christie. Russell Knox leaves his deep bass singing voice to William Whitlow, who is an excellent pianist. Betty Blackwelder leaves her size to Betty Martin, who can probably use some of it. Brice Hoke and David Torrence leave their long legs to Bobby Gurley in hopes that he will use th em to play even better basketball. Jacque- line Hager leaves her red hair to Mildred Lipe and Joyce Isenhour because they both have such dark hair. Patsy Honeycutt leaves her good looks to Sara Day Pender so that she may continue to hold her man. Billy Moon leaves his ticklish ways to anyone who can stand being poked in the ribs. Jessie Carter leaves her tendency to cut up in class to Virginia Archer. Billy Ray Pender leaves his poems to Phifer Johnson, who will undoubted- ly be chosen class poet next year. Odess Tor- rence leaves her brains to Dorothy Morrow, who has absolutely no use for them. John Thompson leaves his second helpings at lunch to anyone who will make as big a pig of him- self. Betty Blackmon Christie leaves her quiet manner in a class to Eloise Estes. John Whit- low leaves his Mt. Mourne school bus to any- one who can keep it running. Maxine Barkley leaves her flirtatious manner to Norma Jean ( Pete ) Mayhew in hopes that she will put them to as good use as ( Mack ) did. Cathey Wally and Jimmy ( Whitey ) Williams leave their ability to keep the underclassmen in line and get away with it to Ben Griffith. Hazel Alexander leaves her good grades to Connie Kneedler, who is leaving to become a little Yankee. Buddy Primm leaves his studious habits to Billy Frank Gibbs who frequently needs them. Nellie Blackwell leaves her beau- tiful voice to Peggy Ann Foy. Bill Christenbury and Bub Cashion leave, this time for good! Betty Jane Overcash leaves her office posi- tion to Juanita Hardwick so that she may attempt to keep abreast of all Mr. Brown ' s activities. This Last Will and Testament has been duly drawn up and sworn to this day by, the Hon- orable John P. Thompson. JOHN P. THOMPSON Class Lawyer WITNESSES: Maggie and Jiggs The Driver of the Mule Train 14

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JUNIOR CLASS 1950 Juanita Hard wick Joyce Isenhour Phifer Johnson Connie Kneedler Mildred Lipe Betty Martin Barton Mayhew Norma Jean Mayhew Dorothy Morrow Margaret Nance Sarah Day Pender William Whitlow 16