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

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Most Conceited IEANNETTE PITTMAN REX WIGGS Friendliest IO ANNE CRUMPLER CUYLER FARMER Most Courteous JO ANNE CRUMPLER-BILL SHARPE Most Athletic BETSY WELLS I A MES PA RK ER Biggest Flirts JO ANN FLOWERS REX WIGGS

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Cutest PATSY PARKER BOBBY LA NCA STER Most Popular LESTER JEAN BATCHELOR A N JACK IOBE A A .NX x x Most Dependable I OA N EDWA RDS GERA LD WA LSTON Wittiest JEAN DIXON DONALD BARNES

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LAST WILL AND TESTAME T ELM CITY, NORTH CAROLINA WILSON COUNTY We, the Senior Class of the Elm City High School, being of sane mind after twelve years of unceasing laborious grind, do hereby declare this document to be our last will and testament. Article I- - We give and bequeath to the school our undying loyalty. The school has held before us con- stantly the principle that an ounce of loyalty is worth more than a pound ofcleverness. We there- by trust that the school can use our loyalty as a leaven in graduating the incoming Senior Class. Article II-- To Mr. Fugate, our Superintendent, we wish to leave the thought that there was never a truer, more understanding friend to each of us, than he. May his life be filled with the best of every- thing. Article III-- To our understanding Faculty we bequeath our wholehearted appreciation for their patience during the past few years. Article IV-- To the members of the graduating class of 1954, we hope that you may realize sooner than we did the importance of your Senior year. Though it may be full of joy, the last few days will be laden with tears of happiness and sorrow. To the up and coming Juniors we leave best wishes that your prom will be a great success and our sincere hope that youwill miss as many classes as we did and have as much fun as we had in planning ours. To the sophisticated Sophomores, who think they know all the answers, we leave this thought-- you have a lot to learn! To the incoming Freshmen we leave the assurance that they are enteringthe first of four glor- ious years. Our experiences in the past show thatschool days which are well spent pay high divi- dends. Fill each day with periods of serious work and determination. Include music, athletics, and club work to make your program varied and well rounded. This is a means ofdeveloping personality and desirable character traits. Don't be too hard on our Sponsors, Mrs. Farmer and Miss Bland, who have guided and watched over us with constant care. We, the class of '53, having come to a great intersection in our road of life, do hereby, and in witness thereof, set our seal upon this document on this the twenty-sixth day of May, 1953. CLASS OF '53 Janet Williams, TESTATOR