Edneyville High School - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Edneyville, NC)

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Marshals for ' 53 Trophies to our Supersalesmen: Bill and Bob ... Camera for JoElla v 1 I• , Our Jackson twins: Jack and Mack Romeo and Juliet Handy Andy Curtis, Champion Dairyman Shall we call him, Mr. Atom and Mr. Bomb Teacher ' s Pet ? Perfect Attendance Others Among Us Who Have Had A Brosh With Fame

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AND RELINQUISH We, the Seniors of the Class of ' 54, Edneyville High School, State of North Carolina, United States of America, being of reasonably sound mind, do hereby declare this our Last Will and Testament. Bill Barnwell wills his outrageous laugh to Jim Bondurant. Jerry Beddingfield wills his knowledge of block laying to Gaither Stepp. Mavis Bradley wills her many hair colors to Catherine Rhodes. Tillie Brown wills her charming smile to Betty Jean Rogers. Betty Jean Clingenpeel wills her school-girl complexion to Doris Freeman. Elizabeth Freeman wills her ha ha ha ' s to Jean Hill. Amanda Com leaves her neat black loafers to Ethel Byers. David Corn and Frank Hill will their abilities to baffle Mrs. Burroughs during English class to Harris Pryor and Mack Brown. Sue Dalton, Phyllis Cole, Lois Merrell, and Elena McMinn will their abilities to stay out of trouble to Joyce Kidd, Edith Paris, and Mary Ellen Lyda. Joan Wilson wills her baby-like ways to Betty Brown. Mary Jane E)rake and Jean Coreill will their positions as office girls to Millie Corn. Virginia Ann Enloe wills her friendliness to Georgia Edney. Eulane Flynn wills her artistic qualities to Joan Jackson. Etheleen Fowler and Peggy Saunders leave their quiet ways to Iris Laughter. Mildred Freeman and Bobby Messer leave their title Best All Around to Mary Ada Gebe and Kenneth Justus. Dollene Freeman wills her athletic qualities to Doris Lyda. Jo Ella Garren and Winona Hudson will their positions as cheerleader captains to Peggy Hudson. Viola Garren and Gail Maxwell will their beautiful clothes to Clara Mae Hoots and Carol Burch. Dean Griffin leaves his worn-out broom to Gerald Rogers. Peggy Hill wills her brilliant mind to Reginald Martin. Curtis Holbert wills his knowledge of agriculture to Douglas Hill. James McCraw bequeaths his pool-shooting ability to Donald Gentry. Freddie Lindsay leaves his helpfulness with the Quill to Albert Alexander. John Rhodes and Keith Moss leave their love for ' possum huntin ' to Hal Edney and Johnny Warren. Bobby Lancaster leaves his Saturday night hay rides to Fred Hoots. Mack Jackson leaves his great sense of humor to Bill Corn and Frank Drake. Larry Lynch wills his many freckles to Ted Davis. J. Z. Maxwell wills his Plymouth to Ray Hyder. Jack Jackson and Beatrice Jackson will their bashfulness to Jesse Duncan and Doris Engle. Shirley Lyda and June Laughter will their love for the ball games to Carolyn Morgan and Janie Nix. Sylvia Jones and Gwenn Burnett leave their knowledge of home economics to Jane Laughter and Shelba Jean Merrill. Glenn Stevens and Jimmy Stepp will their knowledge of science to Richard Corn and Charles Freeman. Ann Newman, Betty Jean Rhymer, and Julia Owensby leave their daily excuses to Dorsie Jones and Lula Belle Williams. Betty Aim Rhodes wills her angora sweaters to Peggy Potts. Carroll Neal leaves his dried-up jokes to Weldon Nix.

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Offi icerS JEAN HILL President BILL CORN Vice President DORIS LYDA Secretary JIM BONDURANT Treasurer . . . CLASS OF 1955 . . . Juniors Albert Alexander Betty Brown Mack Brown Carol Burch Ethel Byers Bill Corn Millie Corn Richard Corn Ted Davis Frank Drake Jessie Duncan Georgia Edney Hal Edney Doris Engle Charles Lee Freeman Page Twenty-Five