Eureka High School - Eu Re Hi Ke Yearbook (Eureka, NC)

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Most Ambitious ..... Best Sport ........ Most Athletic ...... Most Musical ...... Most Religious .... Best-All-Around ...... Best Personality ...... Best Dressed ...... Most Studious ....., Cutest ........... Best Looking .... Wittiest.. Neatest ...................... Most Likely To Succeed ..... Most Popular ...... Most Talented .,... Most Dependable ...... Quietest ............. Best-School-Spirit ..... Biggest Giggler ..... Happiest ...... XXfI..1 XX I.. In '50 .....Nora Davis and Donald P. Shackelford Nancy Irwin and Rudolph Tyndall Merriam Lewis and George Edmundson .......NOra Davis and Billy Smith .........Ruby Balance and Leonard Mayo .....Pattie Kearney and Billy R. Yelverton Nancy Irwin and Charles Smith Ruby Lee Smith and Rudolph Tyndall ....Pattie Kearney and Donald Shackelford ....Lexine Kirby and Hugh Minshew .....Ruby Lee Smith and George Edmundson .........Juanita Mooring and Charles Smith ......Merriam Lewis and Billy Ray Yelverton Nancy Irwin and Donald Shackelford .......Jean Chase and Charles Smith Nora Davis and Donald Shackelford Marie Lancaster and Donald Shackelford ......Mary Argie Owens and Leonard Mayo ........Pattie Kearney and Billy Smith Marie Lancaster and Hugh Minshew ...,.Juanita Mooring and Charles Smith

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Item Item Item Item Billy Ray Yelverton leaves his athletic ability to Pete Bass. George Edmundson wills his speed to Douglas Wooten. Leonard Mayo leaves his religion to Billy Langston. Don Shackelford bequeaths his ability to operate the picture machine to Charles Davis. In this manner we do dispose of all our worldy goods and possessions, and wish that those whom we leave at dear old Eureka High School may use these gifts to the best of their advantage. On this, the twelfth day of January, nineteen hundred and fifty, the class of '50 of Eureka High School do gather together and sign this, our Last Will and Testament. Don Shackelford Executor

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Class IDCQITI The Senior Class hails you with smiles bright and clearg As we lift our glad voices in songs full of cheer. May we in the future Be brave, pure, and bright, And love our class colors The blue and the white. We will plan the things we want to do, And stick until we put them throughg To learn our way and earn our way, And to do our duty every dayg To learn to be content with nothing but the best, This, dear Seniors is the greatest test. We, the Seniors, have no fear, We hold our high aims dear. And we are determined our goal to make For our class honor is at stake. We pass the first milestone How great sounds the name, Seniors--here's to health, Wealth and fame! by Nora Davis Class Motto He Can Who Thinks He Can Class Flower White Rose Class Colors Blue and White