Franklin County Training School - Fracotrasco Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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SEVENTH: In testimony whereof, we h shaw and Mr. N. H. Harris Jr.. our oes, leave to our instructors, Miss L. S. Brad- e and tions which have inspired us throughout the Wein, hat loyalty end Witnessed on this the twenty -ei| sand nine hundred and fifty-one. ghth day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thou- WRITTEN BY

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ais in iec2. Anna Virginia Evans leaves her English ability, hoping he will ee roser leaves his ability to play football To Louise Macon, Fred Foster leaves the key to his heart. ; To Evelyn Williamson, Geraldine Foster leaves her ability to graduate from Mr. Him- bry's history class. To Rudolph Johnson, Henry Foster leaves his ability to play football. To Lucille Saunders, Mamie Gill leaves the '49 Hudson, Nashville. To Pauline Perry, Irene Greene leaves her books. ee Mildred Greene leaves her ability to get to school on time. To Richard Lee Blackmond, Alphonza Harris leaves his seat in Miss Bradshaw's room. To Mary Gupton, Mattie Lee Harris leaves her ability to make A's in Algebra, hoping she will use it the next two years. To Edith Davis, Rosa Harris leaves her size and legs. To Lizzie Royster, Betty Hawkins leaves her ability to make the basketball team every year. To Patricia Grisson, Althalee Johnson leaves her ability to keep notebook paper. To Clementine Kearney, Mary Johnson leaves her quietness. To Zollie Branch, Elevery Lemay leaves his ability to become a dignified senior. To Austina Clemonts, Velma Lewis leaves her height. To Halvester Leonard, Catherine Leonard leaves her ability to graduate. To Mary Helen Manley, Annie Lee Manley leaves her books and her ability to graduate. To Clara Milon, Mary Milon and Alma Steed, Alice Milon leaves her most charming smile. To Edward Branch, Ollie Milon leaves his ability to play baseball. To the Junior Class, Eursula Moore leaves her best regards. To Gwendolyn Charles, Celestine McDowell leaves her singing ability, hoping she will make good use of it. To John Royster, Jimmy Rodwell leaves his size and shape. To Doris Carpenter, Esther Saunders leaves her favorite seat in Miss Bradshaw's r oom and to Gwendolyn Charles her ability to play basketball. To Ludie Greene, Josie Tucker leaves her beautiful brown eyes. 0 5 To Leora Harris, Aurelia Webb leaves her height and size. . To Richard Blackmond, Elisha Webb leaves the N.F.A. Guernsey Bull, “Sir Walter Ben-

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Alphonza Harris Elvery Lemay Thomas Brown Wilson Davis Henry Foster Thomas Brown Alphonza Harris Harry Hill Henry Foster Thomas Brown Elisha Webb Elvery Lemay Bennie Foster Wilson Davis Bennie Foster CLASS SUPERLATIVES Most Scholastic” “Most Dignified” “Most Cooperative” “Most Witty” “Most Humorous” Most Popular” “Most Conservative” “Most Boisterous” “Most Athletic” “Most Musical” “Most Responsible” Most Industrious” “Laziest” “Most Talkative Kindest “Most Disagreeable” “Most Versatile” “Largest” “Quietest: “Neatest” “Youngest” “Best Dressed” “Beau and Belle” Inez Witkins Alice Milon Alice Milon Betty Hawkins Dorothy Macon Ruth Williamson Emily Dunston Mamie Dunston Ruth Williamson Annie L. Manley Inez Wilkins Carrie Blacknall Celestine McDowell Mildred Greene Catherine Leonard Jeannette Williams Betty Hawkins Betty Hawkins