Durham High School - Messenger Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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R Ll WITTIEST BEST - ALL - ROUND MOST TALENTED Ruth Bradford Janice Kesterson Betty Jean Fogleman Thomas Dunnagan Bobby Fallaw Harrison Register in ,Q 1000 JOKES Ke H Senlor Scholastlc GODFRE Y J ..f,?ww,-- if ., SPOR1 f +?,,g,agi if 353 Era-511 fi is MGST COURTEOUS BEST STUDENTS Dorothy Bishop Thelma Browning Rhodes Dodson Henry Addison 211 if 58? -V ,K L ,rg 1 5' YB AQ, + 2 N BEST ATHLETES Helen Hunt Ronnie Holloway

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and Nancy Weaver do will our ability to get our bookkeeping in on time to the Juniors. 7. We, Henry Addison, Wallace Long, and Ronnie Yeargan, do will our good times and ability to graduate to Dot Dan- iel, Betty Whitfield, and Ann Green. 8. We, Shirley Parks and Marie Hob- good do will our charm as married Sen- iors who can finish school to a Junior girl who has the same ambition. 9. We, Robert McLaurin and Billy Ferrell, do will our intelligence and our East Durham girls to Irby Mangum and Jimmy Satterwhite if they can get them. 10. We, Mary Ellen Berry and Peggy Elliott will our ability to type all hours of the day to all Juniors who weep bitter tears over their typing grades. ll. We, Vernon Carroll, L. T. Par- rish, and Benny Anderson, dohereby will our luck with the draft board and our ab- ility to stay out of the army to Fred Hamilton and other 19-year olds. 12. We, Janice Kesterson and Judy Frazier, do will our cheerleading honor to anyone who loves the County Counts as much as we do. 13. We, Carolyn Holt, and Babs Neal do will our ability to skip school to any- one who thinks she wants it--providing they can get out of it easier than we did. 14. We, Faye Oakley and Graham Chappell, do will to Tommy Hull our love for dancing and high school life hoping it will bring him as much plea- sure as it has us. 15. We,Curtis Foreman,Bobby Fal- low, Harrison Register, andBobby Vea- sey, do will our appreciation for good science-fiction to Little Fallow, Tommy Hull, and Ma Green. 16. We, Doris Sharpe and Earl Pope do will our ability to go steady and still keep up with our studies to Joan Aiken and John Allen because we think they can use it. 17. We, Morris Riley, Ronald Rigs- bee, and Maynard May, do will our ab- ility to leave school and write our own excuses without getting caught to Judith White, Norma Lou Markham, and Lewis Deacon Jones. 18. We, Rhodes Dodson, and Barbara Suggs, do will our honor as the best looking couple in the senior class to Helen Suggs and Billy O'Quinn. 19. We, Thelma Browning and Dot Bishop do will our everlasting friend- ship to Tommy Hull and Little Fal- low, I, Dot, do leave my aches and pains from editing such a major production as the Nugget to the future editor. May she rest in peace! I, Thelma, do will my love for Bragtown land teachers, to Carson Weaver. 20. In conclusion, we, the Senior Class of 1953, realize that we, too, must leave Bragtown and pass on. Behind we leave four years of our young lives, years well spent. A part of us we proudly leave to remind all future generations of our stay in these good old halls, and with us we take our memories so that we may never forget this truly great school. DOROTHY BISHOP Attorney-at-law, Class of 1953 Witnessed by: JUDY FRAZIER PEGGY McKEE

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R I E S IiIgh'I' IMOKING FRIIiNIDI.1IjST MUST LIKELY T0 SUCCLIED Iigrrbgrrgr Nigga Janice Kcsterson Thelma Browning, Illrodch Dodson Claiborne Hudson Bobby Fallmv X 1 COSMOPOLITAN lx i -u N HIT I 6, PARADE 589' LIFE f' I .13 if 'Z -- fi? a wi MUST POPULAR BEST DRESSED UNSUNG HERO AND HEROINE Indy Frazier Barbara Suggs Dorothy Bishop Ronnie Holloway Victor Browning Iiarl Pope II