Fletcher High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Fletcher, NC)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Harty bagwelli. . resident Maxie Ballardy, .).VicevPresident IMEI? IDENNGE 5 5 6b 5 5 0 SECREIy Joann Beddingfield .. Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Carol Souther .....% President Helen Widlix .... Vice President Dewey Barnwell .... Secretary Joan Fletcher ..,.'.. Treasurer Y x ‘ it FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Joy ceuRaine Su... isie se Eresiaent Jim Matthews ... Vice President Jimmy Bingham.... Secretary Norman Youngblood .. Treasurer

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the senior class of 1955 of Fletcher High School, being in a very exhausted condition after twelve years of strenuous labor and knowing that our days are num- bered, but on this day being in an unusually generous mood, do hereby bequeath our personal possessions to those we love, as follows: I. To Mr. Hill, our principal, and to all of our teachers who have helped us attain our goal, our sincerest thanks with best wishes for many more super senior classes. Il. To our friends, members of the Junior Class, we bequeath our individual possessions, as follows: I, Jean Baldwin, do will all my tardies to Marie Ballard, hoping she can use them. I, Randall Case, do will my ability to tease girls and my friendliness to Don Davis. I, Taylor Garland, leave my ‘ Most Athletic’’ title to Chester Matthews. I, Nelson Garren, do will my stubborness to Ronnie Huntley, hoping he can get mG! OYE Wee I, Duane Gentle, do will my love of an argument with Mrs, Cochrane, to Nor- man Garren. I, Joan Holt Gragg, do will my ability to get a husband to Joyce Wilkie, and my humorous ways, to Betty Wilkie. I, Jack Greene, do will my mechanical mind to Sammy Garren. I, Lloyd Hutchingson, do will my love for the girls to Bill Fletcher. I, Mary Israel, do will my quiet nature to Hattie Ingle. I, Wallace Lanning, do will my ability to tease my class mates and my love for an old car to Gene Carmack, I, Jerry Livingston, do will my privilege of being the smallest boy with the big- gest mouth in my class, to Bobby Whitaker. I, J. B. Millard, do leave my love for good food to Don Fowler. I, Annie Sue McMinn, do will my promptness to every class to Virginia Young- blood and Jo Ann Beddingfield. I, Jane McMinn, do leave my dependability to Frances Owensby. I, Opal Pressley, do leave my ability to be the most popular to Thelma Guinn, I, Rebecca Silvers, do leave my athletic ways to Rhea Jean Riddle, hoping she can make the grade. I, Ann Suttles, do will my ability to do all my homework to Ruth Connor. I, Christine Thomas, do will my bright ideas to Mary Lance, hoping she can make something out of them. I, Jo Ann Wolfe, do will my cheerfulness to Faye Emory, so that she may keep things lively. F I, Jack Youngblood, do will my love for baseball to Guy Livingston, hoping he will become a great baseball player. I, James Youngblood, leave my position on the basketball team to Harry Bag- well. In testimony to the falseness of this our last will and testament, we do hereby publish our last will on the twentieth day of May, L955%

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GENE CARMACK RUTH CONNOR DON DAVIS NORMAN GARREN SAMMY GARREN THELMA GUINN JUNIORS HARRY BAGWELL MARIE BALLARD JO ANN BEDDINGFIELD FAYE EMORY BILL FLETCHER DON FOWLER