Elm City High School - Bear Trap Yearbook (Elm City, NC)

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.list W an llfammf ELM CITY NORTH CAROLINA NVILSON COUNTY l We, the ,graduating class of the Elm City High School in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-twp, being of sound will and mind and therefore realizing that we are about to end our school days do set forth this our Last VVill and Testament. I-TO OUR SPONSOR: , Mrs. Edith Lewis Skinner-We thank you for striving hard and earnestly to make us make something of ourselves. II-TO MRS. T. S. HEDGEPETH . V If there is a god of education surely he will say, Well done thou good and faithful servant. III-TO OUR SUPERINTENDENT: . , We wish to thank Mr. Fugate for all the many things he has done for us. We thank him for keeping us as much as possible on the straight and narrow road that leads to graduation. VVe have all been Mr. Fugates children, No, he was not the proud father of any of us, but if he had been he could not have shown more love, kindness, and understanding than he has. IV-TO THE FACULTY: To our school mothers , the teachers we have had throughout these twelve years, we wish to express our gratitude and love. Each of you has dedicated your life to building better citizens for the world of tomorrow. V-TO THE DIRECTRESS OF MUSIC: ' U We thank Mrs. T. B. XVinstead for organizing the band and for putting on the many wonderful music pro- grams we have had the pleasure of listening to. VI-PERSONAL BESTOWALS: Bobby Weeks-Bill Beaman leaves his mustache. Rudy YVhitehead-Milton Bass wishes to leave his Crazy ways. Mildred Jenkins-Receives Helen Jenkins' love for Shorthand, Elizabeth leaves her love for typing to Shirley Sharpe, Ruby Jean Farmer inherits Joyce Farmer's ability to graduate with high grades. Dot Thorne wishes for Kathryn Winstead to receive her tiny feet. Jasper Batts wills his big feet and curly hair to Jimmy Robbins. Ray Troutman bequeaths his good nature to Justice Hardison. Don Pridgen receiyes Bobby Ray Batts' curly hair. Marie Oakey wishes for Betsy Wells to receive her height, Lynwood Joyner leaves his ability to argue to Bobby Lancaster. Jean Beaman leaves her uquietnessn to Donald Barnes. Sue O'Bryant inherits Patsy O'Briant's love for languages. Charles Dawes bequeaths his title of most studious to Valmonte VVinstead. Bruce Brice wishes for Allen Page to receive his pitching ability Lois Bryant leaves her ability to get her man to Blessin Thorne. Happy Robbins receives Billy Parker's football uniform. Shelly Page wishes for Janet Williams to receive her curly hair. Marianne Davis inherits Alma Thorne's flirty ways. Billy Gay leaves his ability to get along with teachers to Wesley Doles. Don Pridgen will receive W. T. Batts' school bus. James Roy Farmer-Thomas Farmer leaves his baseball talent. Franklin Davis leaves his ear for music to Chadwick Deiner. Billy Williams leaves his horn-rimmed glasses to Tom Griiiin. Marvin Robbins hopes that M.t C. Cobb will benefit from his long stay in school. Margaret Williams inherits Delphia Skinner's love for music. Nancy W'instead wishes for Mary Ann Braswell to receive her height. Derwood Winstead leaves his ability to play baseball to Bob O,Bryant. To Carolyn Robbins will go Helen Williams's ability to have the hiccups at all important times. Blessin Thorne will inherit Lucille Barnes's love for cheering. - J. C. Winstead bestowes his slightly oversized hands to Billy Sharpe. VII-TO THE FRESHMEN: You will be surprised how much your teachers learn in the next four years. VIII-TO THE SOPHOMORES: Learn your lessons well, we know from experience that you will not get a second chance. IX-TO THE FIRST GRADE: f You have our deepest sympathy for we know the hard road you have to travel, and yet we are envious of the fun we are certain you will have along the way. X-TO THE JUNIORS: V We only hope that when you are banded together you will have a co-operative unit. XI-TO ALL CONCERNED: . Our life has not been so short but that we realize the vast amount done for us by others. Now, as we are entering these last days, it is brought foremost to our minds that we are going out into thc world to make our own way. Our activities as a class in the Elm City High School are over, and I, the testator, do hereby affix the great seal of the Elm City High School Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-two, this the twenty-seventh day of May. CLASS OF '52 J. C, Winstead, Testator

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