Foard High School - Quatra Log Yearbook (Newton, NC)

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Cast Will A ad Zest ament I, Jack Rudisill, will my wonder-working ways with girls to Kenneth Townsend. I, Willena Whitworth, will my red hair to whoever has jet black hair, because this is the color to which I am partial. I, Marie Barnes, will my bookkeeping book to anybody who will have it. I, Ronald Kahili, will my neat ways to Harry Frye. I, Boots Isenhour, will my friendly ways to Shirley Hilton. I, Patsy Helton, will my crazy ways to Carolyn Brittain. Improve them, please. I, Carolyn Hefner, will my talkative ways to Kay Dickinson. Use them as I did. I, Annie Mae Cauthen, will my cousin to Pat Cauthen with the hope that she can do as well as I. I, Frances Robinson, will my chemistry book to Barbara Lu. I, Colleen Jarrett, will my senior privileges and attention c English class to Bettie Gil- bert. I, Barbara Shull,will my love for cheering at the ball gamt to Gary Detter, because he didn’t yell this year. I, J. D. Punch, will my bus to Eugene Hughes. I hope he can 1 ep it in the road. I, Calvin Pruette, will my old rickety typewriter to Dale Glem I, Gail Seitz, will my efficiency to James Powell. Be caret r! The teachers will find it out and put you to work. I, Helen Bumgarner, will my great love for new clothes and costume jewelry to Judy Ames, not that she needs it. I, Martha Jean Pitts, will my love to drive someone else’s car to Deanie Smith providing she has less bump-ups than I have. I, James Reinhardt, will my ability to hold the Dodge school bus in the road to Kenneth Rhoney. I, Patsy Childers, will my privileges of being boss in study hall to Julia Hood. I, Nancy Johnson, will my time-keeping job to my sister, Sylvia. I, Jimmy Lutz,will my ability to leave school early to James Powell, if he makes good use of it. I, Edward Shugart, will my ability to tie shoes correctly to Bobbie Leatherman because hers need tying. I, J unior Leatherman, will my love for junior girls to Ray Leatherman, so he won’t have to fight for them. I, J. D. Heavner, will my shy ways to Truman Townsend. I, Glen Pope, will my ability to polish an automobile to Ken- neth Sigmon. I, Venson Propst, will my love for last period study hall to John Burgin, because he studied as hard as I did. I, David Wood, will my flirty ways to Donald Bumgarner; therefore he can occupy his brother’s shoes. I, Johnny Bumgarner, do bequeath my ability to stay up all night working on the annual to any Junior who may be so unfor- tunate as to inherit the duty. I further will my ability to get along with all the girls to all the boys. Testator Nancy Johnson

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Cast Will And Zest a went I, Tommy Woody, will my ability to talk all the time and disturb everyone to Johnny Lynn. I, Lee McCracken, will my bashful ways to Gary Detter. I, Emalean Davis, will to Shirley Hilton my quiet manner and my ability to avoid boys. I, Earlene Reinhardt, will my love for tall boys to Peggy Auton. I, Pat Costner, will to Betty Jo Jarrett my score-keeping job. Keep your mind on it, girl! I, Reginald Johnson, will my ability to fly an airplane to Fredrick Phillips. I, Marlene Wilson, will to Miriam Clay my ability to go steady. I, Sylvia Costner, will my ability to talk in Mrs. Reitzel’s study hall to anyone who can get away with it and not have to stay in at lunch. We, Irene Leatherman and Faye Young, will our love for chewing gum, boys, short hair, basketball, sloppy clothes, pestering the teachers, and acting silly to anyone that will accept it. I, Ned Pitts, will my ability to get along with one girl to Kenneth Townsend. I, Bill Rhyne, will my love for typing, bookkeeping, and Mrs. Setzer to Jerry Sigmon, in the hope that she will love him too. I, Myrtle Hilton, will my big mouth and English book to Gloria and Betty Settlemyre. I, Anne Woodside, will my dirty saddle oxfords and a bottle of white shoe polish to Gloria Dean Settlemyre. I, Jo Ann Wilson, will my love for nice friends and good times to Bettie and Bobbie Gilbert. I, Alice Hass, will my happy-go-lucky attitude to Jane Smyre. I, Mary Jane Rhoney, refuse to will anything, because I don’t know what to will. I, Sue Shull, will to Jo Nan Leatherman my a b i 1 i ty to laugh the whole day through. Why take life seriously? I, Ellen Wise, will to Thelma McCaslin my height with the hope she doesn’t complain as I do. I, Lillian Rudisill, will to Julia Hood my shortness. Don’t grow any taller, Julia. I, Bobby Fox, will my shyness toward the opposite sex to Jerry Sigmon. I, Ruby Wright, will my ability to get skinned knees while playing basketball to Joann Smith. I, Jane Johnson, will to Shirley S i m m o n s my title - Class Baby. I, Bill Clay, will my luck to get into the ditch every rainy morning to Kenneth Rhoney. I, Buddy Whitener, will my friendly ways to Gary Detter. I, Justina Boone, will my ability to eat and stay slim to Bob- bie Leatherman and Gloria Settlemyre. I, Nellie Pruitt, will my ability to keep fifth period study hall quiet to Doris Jarrett. I, Kenneth Broome, will to Albert Abernathy my owlish qua- lity of wisdom and ability to see and hear things. We, Carrie Canipe and Radah Bumgarner, will our shorthand books back to Mrs .Setzer with our apologies for not absorbing much of it. I, Charles Wilfong, will my kindness to Terry Setzer. I, Lloyd Hatley, will my love for all sports to Ray Leather- man. I, Faye Reinhardt, will to Bobbie Gilbert my love for boys who have pretty cars.

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Weren't We Cute Justina Boone Jo Ann Wilson Annie Mae Sigmon Alice Hass Sue Shull Colleen Jarrett Nellie Pruitt Johnny Bumgarner Myrtle Ann Hilton Glenn Pope Charles S. Wilfong Emalean Davis Lee McCracken Tommy Woody Jimmy Lutz Faye Reinhardt