Georgetown High School - Golden Knight Yearbook (Georgetown, DE)

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Uh Ulll We the class ol 1951 rn the town ol George own on thrs erghth day of Iurre rn the year of our Lord nrneteen hundred and trtty one o hereby declare that To all the lunrors we leave all the roads eadrng to the arrport To all the faculty we leave long lastrng peace and quret and the abrlrty to teach rn more crvrlrzed classrooms Vrrgrnra Walter and Harold Rogers leave Ellen Scott and Carlton Workman therr seats rn the back ol the Englrsh class Dallas Green bestows hrs tavorrte Mona rsa smrle to Barbara Dunham Surely Rosalre Betts wrll accept some ot orrna Lee Mrtchells herght Brll Bryan wrlls hrs shy manner to Dot Marrner Ellery Parker leaves hrs car to Royston ettrt Heres to warmer rrdrng Royston' To Bett Krn y g goes Isabel Shermans curly harr Dorothy Bryan rnherrts Ianet Hudson s good drsposrtron Betty Ann Carmean and Anna Moore wrll the road to Mrlton to Shrrley Ioseph lean Ellrott acqurres Marte Floods black harr Nellre Kmg rs bequeathed Dorothy Davrs typrng abrlrty Sara Scott bestows her grggle to Peggy Morrrs To Marshall Baker and Mary Walter goes atherme Reynolds abrlrty to get good marks rn French Madrlyn Mcllvarne recerves lean Macklms appetrte because lean doesnt want rt any more Theodore Wrlson leaves hrs herght to Ollte Baker Pearl Iones wrlls all her worrres to Betty nn Iohnson Shes worn out tryrng to cope wrth them Eleanor Workman bestows her abrlrty to get along well wrth her teachers to Ann Sprcer Ralph Short leaves hrs abrlrty to study to Derrrll Rennewanz Donald Hrtchens recerves Earl Mrtchells broad shoulders To Mrldred Mrllman goes Peggy Prettyman s ladylrke walk Shrrley Morrrs bequeaths part of her love for Merrrll Baker to Barbara Baker Betty Lou Wrlson and Shrrley Russell rn herrt Carolyn Foskeys petrte frgure Polly Keeler wrlls her baton to Grace Iones Thurman Anderson gets Ann Shorts grit of ga losephyne Hunter s lokes Call three of theml go to Rrchard Warrrngtorr Bessre Pepper Houston leaves her quret personalrty to Rrchard Short Bob Ellrs rs bequeathed Aubrey Hudsons and Dale Pepper s leadershrp technrque wrth the farrer sex Beatrrce Fleetwood acqurres Koretta Pretty man s skatrng abrlrty Ina West leaves Dale and Irmrny Peppers teasrng to someone else who can take rt and strll keep rn a good humor Merrtll Grvens recerves all Oscar Barleys worn out unrlorms Norma Krng bestows her shyness to Martha Adams Maxrne Grvens was gorng to leave her two front teeth to Dorrs Revelle and Gwendolyn Lynch but she decrded she needs them more than they do To Ernest Wrlson goes lack Walton s phys rque leanne Hearn and Phyllrs Parkhurst bestow th rr abrlrty to play the treld to Irene Henry Io Holson leaves her abrlrty to catch a man and keep htm to Beverly Iustrce Leon Whrte leaves hrs abrlrty to get out of school to anyone who can get away wrth rt and especrally Rrchard Short 5 d I I D l ' ' . - I L. ' ' b. N . , . I I .I I A - To Kenneth Rogers,-Iimmy Pepper wills his C - 1 . . I I . ' A. l I I - . l . 20