Fremont High School - Grego Yearbook (Fremont, NC)

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Leonidas Newsome does leave--at last, Russell Davis leaves his place in the Rhythm Masters Quartet to Carl Benton, Sherwood Peacock leaves the following statement: I, Sherwood Peacock, regret that Ihave nothing to leave, but need all I have and then some, The Senior members of the basketball team leave future members skates so that they can roll instead of run around the gym, George Mayo and Bobby Floats leave their singing ability to Harold Davis and Henry Cuddington, Ann Alcroft and Shirley Davis leave their cheerleading uniforms to Annette Toler and Bonnie Peacock, Dorothy Crocker and Linda Hooks leave their ability to get up other people' bookkeeping to Peggy Chase, At last, but not least, the Seniors of '55 leave in body but not in spirit, Bali Daze A ,gi it gif, 'gi - iw? -vga 'K 1 , P- vt: I 5 2 3.7 gh- ...ff ' as sf ,, -2 , '77 - A li , is '-will 3 5X T

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Last Will and Testament ' We, the 1955 graduating class of Fremont High School, supposedly of sound mind and good character, do hereby make and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, To the school we leave an Escalator, To Mr, Peeler we leave a peaceful school, To the senior class sponsor, Miss Byrd, we leave peace of mind along with a bottle of aspirin, To the Juniors we leave the dignity of being Seniors, To the Sophomores we leave our abundant supply of energy, To the Freshmen we leave our intellectual ways, Rudy Edmundson leaves his quiet and easy ways to his brother, Donald, Mary Lou Lewis leaves her calm, cool and collected ways to Peggy Mozingo, John Russell Wiggs leaves his collection of jokes to Henry Cuddington, Annette Jessup leaves her Colgate smile to Pete Sasser, Sylvia Flowers leaves her giggle and laugh to Clara Lou Peacock so that there will be someone left to laugh at the teachers' jokes, Lou Ellen Flowers leaves her 'know how' on getting out of classes to Harold Davis, Bates Peacock leaves one redhead for Serena Futrelle, but takes the other with her for future use, Hubert Corbin leaves his laziness to William Moore, Dorothy Crocker leaves her nose for news to next year's gossip editor, Linda Hooks leaves with Dorothy, Donald Mooring regretfully leaves Linda Turlington, George Mayo leaves his pocket dictionary to Bobby Suggs, Ann Alcroft leaves her ability to clear any street in Fremont to anyone who doesn't value his driver's license, Claire Pike bequeaths her promptness to Fremont High School as an example of what all conscientious students should do, Bobby Ray Proctor leaves his car to Mary Lucy Peacock in hopes that she derives great pleasure in its fast pick-up, Betsy Hooks leaves her cows to Mr, Clark to supplement his HEMO supply, Olivia Edmundson leaves her mania for cheering State College to victory to another ardent fan, Linda Turlington, Linda Bogue leaves in a cloud of dust in her 'merry Oldsmobile, Ellen Aycock leaves her air mail stamps to any junior who falls for a soldier, Bobby Floats leaves his book. How TO DYE YOUR HAIR IN THREE EASY LESSONS, to the library, Shirley Davis leaves the roar of her voice echoing in the halls of Fremont High, Shelby Jean Pope leaves her bookkeeping book to Mrs, Peeler in hopes that she understands it better than she does,

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Semor Superlatwes 1 95 4- 1 955 Most Likely no succeed Best Looking Most Intellectual ANN ALCRCFT SYLVIA FLOWERS Q gf X LEONIDAS NEWSOME GEORGE MAYO 'E I 2 1 l X g, ' A 5 T' 'R 'E 5 Y. . ' P QT? Q , YK Most School Spirit Wmiest LOU ELLEN FLOWERS BETSY HOOKS Most Popular SHERWOOD PEACOCK SHMEY DAVIS DONALD M009-ING IOHN RUSSELL WIGGS