Dunbar High School - Tiger / Bar Yearbook (East Spencer, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1955, in the town of East Spencer, the county of Rowan, and the state of North Carolina, do hereby make this, our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To our Principal and Faculty we leave our gratitude and sincere appreciation for their patience, time, and efforts in helping us to successfully complete our High School career. ARTICLE II To those who serve in the lunch-room, we bequeath our sincere thanks for the many hearty meals that they prepare from Fall until late Spring. ARTICLE m To the Junior Class, we bequeath: I, Barbara Hailey, will my seat in Bookkeeping to Martha Stoner, and my small eyes to Annie Smith. I, Annie Barber, will my seat in Bookkeeping to Paul Black. I, Madie Barbour, will my French Book to Yvonne Hawkins. I, David Henderson, will my dressing ability to James Ellis. I, Mildred Revels, will my neatness to Betty McKee and mv shortness to Paul Black. I, Etta McKenzie, will my typing ability to Sarah McCullough, I, Christine Byers, will, with much regret, my hearty laugh to Helen Garrison. I, Rayford Patterson, will my ability to play Ping Pong to James Ellis. I, Elva Chawlk, will my typing ability to William Holmes, and my tallness to Daisey Barber. I, Theresa Parker, will my ability to talk in class to Ethel Kennedy. I, Loretta Mack, will my position as Vice-President of the Senior Class to Ethel Davis. I, Barbara Witherspoon, will my quietness to William Holmes. I, Willie McCullough, will my ability to invert things to Alonzo Williams, I, James Woodbary, will my ability to draw to Alonzo Williams. I, Mollie Smith, will my shortness to Betty McKee, and my seat in Typing to Yvonne Hawkins. I, Hazeline Byers, will, to anyone who wants it, all the ability that I have, I, Clee Allen Davis, will my ability to dance to John Kerr. I, Loretta Massey, will my seat in Typing to Helen Garrison. I, Dorothy McCullough, will my height to Yvone Hawkins. I, Floyd Foxx, will my ability to speed through town without getting my driver's license taken from me, to James Ellis,

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SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL ROUND Willie Burnon Robert Ford BEST DANCERS Barbara Boler Avery Stoner BIGGEST FLIRT Mamie Martin Avery Stoner SHORTEST Theresa Parker Willis Morrow MOST TALKATIVE Theresa Parker Willis Morrow MOST PLAYFUL Barbara Hailey James Sheck FRIENDLIEST Mollie Smith James Sheck MOST DIGNIFIED Dorothy McCullough Robert Ford MOST UNCONCERNED Mamie Byers Jim Kelly MOST INTELLECTUAL Loretta Mack William Faggart SMALLEST Mildred Revels James Woodbury MOST TALENTED Jean Davis Roy Clodfelter QUIETEST Barbara Witherspoon Robert Kitchen SHYEST Willie Burnon Willie McCullough MOST ATHLETIC Barbara Boler Jerry Alston OLDEST Barbara Hailey David Henderson MOST POPULAR Loretta Mack Avery Stoner MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Willie Burnon Robert Kitchen MOST COURTEOUS Yvonne McGarity Jerry Alston MOST AMBITIOUS Delores O’Kelly Cleallen Davis SMARTEST Willie Burnon James Sheck MOST STUDIOUS Byers Twins Robert Kitchen TALLEST Dorothy McCullough David Henderson MOST LADY-LIKE Selena Mobley NEATEST Beatrice Jones Floyd Foxx YOUNGEST Jennie Adkins Robert Kitchen BEST DRESSED Bessie Hackett Floyd Foxx BEST LOOKING Byers Twins Joe Kelly MOST COOPERATIVE Jean Davis Robert Green BEST LEADERS Bessie Hackett Walter Jeter

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, James Sheck, will my shortness to James Ellis, and my ability to go to class to Charles Lilly. I, Selena Mobley, will my disposition to Sarah Douglas. I, Rosetta Robinson, will my basketball ability to Gloria O'Kelly. I, Willie Mae Burnon; will my sewing ability to Helen Garrison, and my bashfulness to William Holmes. I, Walter Jeter, will my long legs to Earnest Tillman. I, Delores O'Kelly, will my seat in typing to Charles Lilly, and my cool calm, temper to my sister Gloria O’Kelly. I, Jean Davis, will my singing ability to Ethel Kennedy , and my ability not to cut classes to Tommie Turner. I, Beatrice Jones, will my ability to play basketball to Ethel Davis. I, Robert Green, will my ability to being basketball manager to Paul Black. I, Mamie Martin, will my neatness to Elizabeth Heligh. I, Lucille Frost, will my singing ability to Betty McCall. I, Barbara Boler, will my basketball suit (No. 30) to Wilma Reid, and my typing ability to Jessie Davis. I, Jimmie B. Kelly, will my ability to play basketball to William Holmes. I, Yvonne McGarity, will my ability to play basketball and my slimness to Elizabeth H eligh. I, William Faggart, will everything I have to myself, because I think I need it. I, Joe Kelly, will my seat in English to Gladys Shande and my naturally curly hair to William Holmes. I, Lawrence McCollough, will my seat in French to Zollie Sullivan. I, Robert Ford, will my bus (No. 83) to Paul Black. I, Roy Clodfelter, will my singing ability to Clayton Sturdivant. I, Doretha Davis, will my French Book to Jessie Davis. I, Rosco Smith, will my ability to Dance to Earnest Tillman. I, Jennie Adkins, will my ability to express myself to Sarah McCollough. I, Alfred Williams, will my mustache to Charles Lilly. I, Robert Kitchen, will my ability to be in my class at all times to John F. Davis. I, Bessie HacKett, will my office as Senior Class President to Clayton Sturdivant. I, Willie Sifford, will my driving ability to James Boyd. I, Avery Stoner, do not will anything to anybody, because of the simple reason that I need it myself. Class Lawyer Yvonne McGarity Class Witnesses: Jean Davis Avery Stoner