G C Hawley High School - Hornet Yearbook (Creedmoor, NC)

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The Perfect Mates The perfect woman of 1967-68: She will have the height of Delores Curtis; she will have the form of Mazie Allen; she will have the walk of Alice Hicks; she will have the complexion of Annette Moore; she will have the hair of Janice Crowell; she will have the eyes of Linda Cozart; she will have the nose of Veronica Lyons; she will dress like Lethia Rigsbee; she will be kind like Yvonne Landis; she will have the teeth and mouth of Ernestine Allen; she will have the legs of Mazie Allen; she will have the feet of Mildred Cheatham; she will have the voice of Veronica Lyons; she will be friendly like Joan Timberlake; she will be as lovable as Janice Crowell; she will be neat l ike Mary Cooper; she will be studious like Joan Timberlake; she will be scholarly like Veronica Lyons; she will be thrifty like Mazie Allen; she will be dependable like Linda Allen; she will be as lady- like as Linda Hester, she will be honest like Jo Ann Wright; she will be mannerly like Linda Burt; she will be sweet like Patricia Chavis; she will be clever like Jacqueline Gooch; she will be sympathetic like Shirley McGhee; she will be talkative like Mattie Owens; and she will have the sense of humor as Joan Fields. Now to go with this perfect speciman of 1967, she will be lonely without a help- mate. We must now seek the perfect man for 1967-68: He will have the height of Johnny Estes; he will have the physique of Kenneth Bullock; he will have the walk of Simon Paschall; he will have the complexion of Calvin Morgan; he will have the hair of William Woodard; he will have the eyes of Harold Eaton; he will have the teeth and mouth of Robert Scott; he will have the feet of Simon Paschall; he will have the voice of Alfonso Washington; he will have the religious conviction of James Burwell; he will dress like Carl Cozart; he will be friendly like John Green; he will be lovable like Billy Lockett; he will be neat like Simon Paschall; he will be studious like William Eaton; he will be scholarly like Percy Winston; he will be thrifty like Clinton Cooper; he will be dependable like Roy Mitchiner; he will be a gentleman like Larry Burwell; he will be honest like William Wortham; he will be mannerly like Larry Mangum; he will be clever like John Green; he will be sympathetic like Otis Daniel; he will be talkative like John Green; he will have the sense of humor like Donnell Terry; he will be musical like James Lawrence; and he will cooperative like Moses Gooch. Behold we have found the perfect mates of 1967-68. t 41

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Senior Class Will State of North Carolina County of Granville City of Creedmoor We, the members of the Senior Class of 1968, of G. C. Hawley High School, County of Granville, and State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make our last Will and Testament. Article I. To our school, we will our hopes for a prosperous growth in years to come. Article II. To our beloved Principal, Mr. D. O. Leatherberry, we bequeath our love, good will, and sincere loyalty. Article III. To Mrs. V. F. Brooks and Miss M. C. Chavis, our advisers, we will a year of peace and quietness, amorous and warm hearted affections, and our thanks for helping us to march forward. Article IV. To our teachers, we will new students that will occupy our places and our sincere thankfulness for training our minds. Article V. To certain individuals we bequeath the following: To Genate Johnson, Yvonne Landis wills her bus 100. To Vernell Bullock and Joecephus Green, Laura Dunstan wills her ability to socialize. To Willia Burgess, Delores Curtis wills her determination. To Bessie Satterwhite, Veronica Lyons wills her ability to speak and her seat in Sociology. To Mary Barnes, Mazie Allen wills her singing ability. To Kathy Cooper, Linda Allen wills her joyous laugh. To Ella Lawrence, Joan Timberlake wills her kind personality. To Deborah Jenkins, Janice Crowell wills her fancy hair styles and her sweet smile. To Shirley Harris, Jannett Moore wills her classes. To Ronald Braswell, Simon Paschall wills his coolness. To Lester Thoma s, Clinton Cooper wills his studiousness. To James Harding, Calvin Morgan wills his basketball talent, to Donald Estes, his General Science grades. To John Daniels, Carl Cozart wills his big red ' 63 Chevy. To Mary Barnes, Percy Winston wills his seat in Physics, to Fred Parham, his bus 31 and to Larry Bridges, his personality. To John Daniels, Kenneth Bullock wills his walk. To Lester Thomas, William Woodard wills his art at getting a girlfriend. To Daniel Harris, Lester Moore wills his front tooth. To John Daniels, Willie Chavis wills his beard and personal habits. To Mary Dargon, William Eaton wills his split tongue for speaking French. To Robert Flemming, James Burwell wills his melodious voice. To Herman Hester, Linda Hester wills her seat in English IV. To Robert Fleming, Jo Ann Wright wills all of her old book reports. To Gwen Washington, Mary Cooper wills her old English book. To Cora Wright, Larry Mangum wills his ability to think quickly in social life. To Martha Jones, Otis Daniels wills his good looks. To John Jones, James McCrea wills his afro hair style. To Linda Green, Freddie Hunt wills his sweet walk. To Daniel Harris, Willie Rogers wills his quietness. To Shirley Harris, Annette Moore wills her teeth. To Mary Jones, Ernestine Allen wills her singing ability. Tp Queen Harris, Linda Burt wills her ability to be popular. To Ervin Allen, Hubert Johnson wills his cleverness. To Iola Curtis, Lethia Rigsbee wills her neat appearance. To Dorothy Hester, Alice Hicks wills her walk. To Rebecca Hart, Melvin Young wills his typing ability. To Charles Purvis, Eugene Harris wills his good looks. To Johnnie Cooper, Mattie Owens wills her undying friendship. To Charlie Roberts, Donald Roberts wills his white ' 59 Ford. To Daniel Harris, Donnell Terry wills his walk. To Charles Gooch, Moses Gooch wills his bus driving ability and to Mary Boylon, his love. To Daniel Harris, James Edward wills his car. To Theresa Ragland, Linda Cozart wills her stockings. To Wayne Joiner, William Wortham wills his basketball skills. To Mary Hockaday, Mildred Cheatem wills her stubborness and her art of making friends. To Dorothy Hester, Shirley McGee wills her intelligence. If there be any property of ours that we have not bequeathed, we leave the same to our advisors to dispose of as they see fit. In witness whereof, we, this class of ' 68, have set our hands and seal on this day of June, nineteen hundred-sixty eight. By Veronica L. Lyons 42