Fair Grove High School - Twig Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

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ii Ilie Big Payoff 11 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the SeniorClass of Fair Grove High School, realizing with both sadness and proudness in our hearts, that our last days here are fast approaching, leave to those who remain the articles thus stated in our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To our principal, Mr. E. T. Kearns, Jr., we leave our heartfelt appreciation for his kindness and understand- ing to each of us when we needed him most. ARTICLE II To the faculty, we leave our sincere thanks for all the helpful advice and guidance they so willingly gave us. May they continue always as guiding lights to those who are left to follow in our footsteps. ARTICLE III To our parents, we leave our eternal gratitude for making our educations possible. ARTICLE IV PATSY ADAMS wills her ability to read shorthand to Gerry Hughes and her cheerleading suit to Carolyn Skeen. PERRY WHITMAN wills his cat pants to Gary Saunders. JEAN ALBRIGHT wills her wittiness to Doak Fuller and her height to Sandra Ingram. DARRELL WESTMORELAND wills his ability to lay out of school on Fridays to Autry Sluder. SHELBY BECK wills her quietness to Gail Trimnal. KERMIT SNIDER wills his Ford and his ability to pass English to Wilda O'Kelly. JUDY BLAKLEY wills her ability to go steady to imma Jean Blair who really doesn't need it. CHALMOUS SECHREST wills his love for sports to Bill Tysinger, NANCYBODENHEIMERwiMs her popularity to Glenn Miller and her majorette suit to John Charles Thomas. BOBBY PIERCE wills his crazy ways and ability to make funnies to Barbara Plyler. PATSYBRASWELL wills all her summer school notebooks to Sherrill Doby with the hopes that he won't ever need them. DONALD PERRY wills his complete index of excuses to Kenneth Byerly and his love for rodeos to Brenda Smith. PREMA BYERLY wills her ability to make good grades to Barbara Alford. JON IE NELSON wills his Macbeth written work to James Wilson with the hopes that he'll make good use of BARBARA CURRY wills her ability to drive any car to Barbara Eddinger and her long hair to Donna Surrett. ERNEST MYERS wills his Chevy convertible to Joe Stanley on condition that he promises to take good care of it. SHELBY DANIELS wills her ability to play basketball to Brenda Black. JERRY KOONTZ wills his position as editor of the Echo to Rachel Skeen. ALICE ELLIOTT wills her ability to get an engagement ring to Judy Leonard. JERRY KILCREASE wills his good looks to Milton Suggs and his bus to Bobby Blair. SHIRLEY EVANS wills her shortness to Lucille Hancock. EDDIE JONES wills his nickname Fuzzy to Jerry Ball and his football suit to Larry Palmer. JUDY FOWLER wills her cheerleading suit to Anne Parrish. FRED HUSKINS wills his place on the football team to Jimmy Jones. FRANCES HARDEE wills her English book to Helen Brewer. LARRY FLOYD wills his new Ford to Nancy Clodfelter. PANSY HILL wills her place on the basketball team to Brenda McKinnon. DICKIE FLEMING wills his sure-fire ways of laying out of class to Charles Pierce. PATTI HILL wills her love for the Milky Way to Linda Howington. JOHN EVERHART wi Ms his station wagon for use as a taxi between the old and new buildings to John Charles Thomas. ANNE SUGGS wills her ability to always be late to Brenda Smith and her ability to play ball to Barbara Eddinger. LINDA HILTON wills her majorette suit to Patsy Gordon and her love for basketball to Lucille Hancock. DALE EVERHART wills his ability to play the trumpet to Aundra Leonard. JOYCE HUGHES wills her quiet ways and sweet personality to Rebeccca Clodfelter. JERRY CRUMP wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Fowler to Sherrill Saunders. JANICE LAMBETH wills her ability to memorize Macbeth to Linda Howington. PHILLIP COGGINS wills his entire collection of freckles to Doak Fuller and his black hair to Sherrill Doby. MAGDALENE LEONARD wills her ability to understand verbals to Wanda Hill. HOLLIS BLAIR wills his front Seat in English and his love for history to Bill Tysinger. NANCY MARTIN wills her musical abilities and all her Macbeth notebooks to EMMA JEAN BLAIR. BOYCE BODENHEIMER wills all his Spanish exercises and his ability to translate them to Jerry Hege. LEO BECK willslmschool bus to Jerry Ball. JUDY WORKMAN wills her short hair to Judy Leonard. LEON ALBRIGHT wills his ability to think up an excuse for tardiness at a moment's notice to Anne Parrish. And I; DOLLIE BOLDEN, will my position as editor of the annual to Sandra Ingram and my busy schedule and ability to type to Dell Baker. ARTICLE V To The Class of '59, '60, and '61. We leave all our excuses for getting out of classes; our textbooks filled with the numerous notes we have written to one another,and too, the underlined answers, with our sincerest wish that they may prove to be useful to you. May your remaining years at Fair Grove be as happy and enjoyable as ours have been. To this, our last will and testament, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, do set our seal o n this, the first day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. Compliments of SINK’S DRY CLEANERS DOLLIE BOLDEN Class Testator Compliments of STATE COMMERCIAL BANK

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 Junior Mass utticers JOHN CHARLES THOMAS................................................ President BILL TYSINGER....................................................Vice President RACHEL SKEEN................................................. ....Secretary SANDRA INGRAM.................................................... Treasurer Compliments of WINGATE COLLEGE Compliments of ZIEGLER PRODUCTS COMPANY