Glendale High School - Glen Cedo Yearbook (Kenly, NC)

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C? MARSHALS First Row: Rose Hare, Eloise Boykin, chiefg Betty Faye Renfrow. Second Row: Sybil Lamm, Mary Sue Brannan, Janice Davis. CLASS SONG CTune- A Perfect Day D As you come to the end of a perfect year, Well, this is the end of our senior year, And you dwell alone with your thought. Near the end of our school days too, Then you say goodbye to old Glendale dear, But it leaves a thought that is strong and clear, And the joys that the years have brought. And a wish that is kind and true. Do you think what the end of our long stay here For mem'ry has painted our high school days Can mean to a departing soul, With colors that never fade- When the school you love with a heart sincere, And we find at the end of our sojourn here, You must leave to seek your goal? The love of the friends we've made. BETTY PAYE RENFROW EDWARD CREECH

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Losf will and Testament State of North Carolina County of Johnson Glendale High School I We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and' Fifty-Seven, being of sound mind and good memory, realize that our school days will soon be behind us. On departing, in order to distribute fairly our talents, properties, and possessions, we do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE I . Section 1. To our parents, we will and bequeath our deep-felt appreciation for their love and encouragement, and for the sacri- 'fices they have made for us in preparing us for life. To the Faculty: Section 1. To guiding us onward Section 2. To our class and all its Section 3. To ARTICLE II Mr. Lester,lour principal, we bequeath our sincere gratitude for his helpfulness and understanding leadership in to our goa . Mff-ggllnn. 01-ll' S6Di0r SPOHSOI, we leave our love and appreciation for the many hours she devoted unselfishly to activities and for the ideals she tried to instill in our hearts and minds. Mrs. Lester, Mrs. Ottimo, Mr. Dixon, Mr. Silver, and Mr. McClure, we wish to express our thanks for their undying perseverance and never-ceasing vigilance in watching over us and striving to prepare us for a life of our own. Section 4. To the elementary faculty, we give our many thanks, because they are truly the ones who gave us our beginning and got us off to a good start early in life. Section 1. To ARTICLE III the Juniors, instead of onions, as you may have expected, we bequeath our senior privileges, our seats in assembly, and a wonderful homeroom teacher. We also give you our money-making schemes-don't worry, you'll need them! Section 2. To the Sophomores, we leave the typewriters and all our worn-out brooks. And, in order that you make good use of them, we give you our excess brain-power. Section 5. To the Freshmen we give the privilege of promotion to the tenth grade. Then you can no longer be referred to as those green f.rt-sii.-.- 1 . Section 4. To the elementary students, we leave the school building, still in one piece. We hope you will keep it in good condition. ARTICLE IV Section 1. To the lunchroom workers, Mrs. Glennie Godwin, managerg Mrs. Lessie Atkinson, Mrs. Louise Woodard, and Mrs. Imogene Adams, we give our sincere thanks for the many fine meals they have prepared for us. Section 2. To Mr. Clifton Adams, our custodian, we leave our appreciation for all the many things he so kindly did for us, besides keeping our school clean and warm and a pleasant place in which we spent many hours of work and study and play. SCCUOH 3- To OU! gfaCl0m0fh9l'S, MIS- Lola Siflflfil. Mrs. Glennie Godwin, and Mrs. Avery Creech, we bequeath our everlasting gratitude for being such wonderful supporters of our class in every' way. ARTICLE V Section l. I, Constance Godwin, give my friendly ways andthe title, Editor-in-Chief of the annual, to Barbara Nell Atkinson. Section 2. I, Randal Narron, do will and bequeath my reputation for being a pest and my ability to sleep in class to James Vernon ' Davis and Douglas Evans. f ' 'fi Section 3. Section 4. Section 5. Section 6. Section 7. Section 8. I, Sue Stancil, give my pretty clothes to Pernell Edwards. I, Sybil Lamm, do sincerely leave to Doris Ann Narron my inward as well as outward beauty. ff I, Eloise Boykin, will my ability t0 iitterfbug and my title, Best All Around, to anyone who can eafn them. 1, Worth Brown, bequeath to Virgil Brown and Billy Narron, my shy ways with the women. I, Barbara Edwards, pass on my desire to raise a family to Phyllis Creech. I, Elmer Crocker, give my ability for skipping school and having a ball to Kenneth Davis, hoping that he can play as innocent about it as I did. V Section 9. I, Talmage Langley, will my way with the girls to Lomie Eubanks, and hopegthat he will accept it and use it to the best advantage. Section 10. I, Section 11. I, Section I2. I, Section 15. I, Section 14. Section 15. Section 16. I, Section 17. I Rose Finch, bequeath my happy disposition and my ability to snag a man to Janet Carol Pope. Betty Lou Narron, will and bequeath my title Head Cheerleader to anyone capable of ig, I I Joyce Narron, leave my witty ways and my ability to have a good time, especially in class, to Ann Renfrow. Worth Narron, leave my personal charm, as the girls see it, to Melvin Johnson. fi 7 Stephen Parrish, leave my bookkeeping course to anyone who wants it. Don'r rush, fellows, first come first served. I. I, Speck Pope, bequeath to George Boyette, my ability to play basketball and my loveable disposition. Mary Sue Brannan, do will and bequeath my dependability and courteous manners to lynn Godwin. Donald Boyette, bequeath my flirty personality and curly black hair to Jerry Cockrell, because I think he is capable of managing them, both without too much trouble. My tendency to,-argue with a sign post, I give to Hilton Eubanks. I Section 18. , Section 19. I, Section 20. I, Section 21. 1, attempt! Section 22. I, Section 23. I, Section 24. I, Section 25. Elton Cockrell, gladly give n'ly popularity to Jackie Fosteg since it would be such an effort to carry it with me. Janice Davis, leave my title of F.F.A. Sweetheart to anyone who is lucky enough to deservefit. J. W. Lewis, bequeath my dancing ability and my crazy ways to Johnnie Raper. Rose Hare, bequeath to Delores Batten, my ability to succeed in anything l attempt. Be careful, Delores, what you R. H. Weaver, will to Jackie Srancil myjbest-all-around work in the F.F.A. and 4-H Clubs. ' Betty Renfrow, leave my ability to singand my pleasing personality to Judy Faye Edwards. H X Edward Creech, leave my love 'bf hillbilly music to Billy Harold Jones. My good looks, I leave to Roy Allen Godwin. Helen Cockrell, will my popularity to Mamie Faye Pope. It Section 26. We, Alice Bailey and Peggy Creech, leave our ability to have a good time, anytime, and anyplace, to Betty Strickland and Brenda Boykin. ,. , ' Section 27. I, Section 28. I, Section 29. I, Wallace Gay, bequeath to I-'fiiton Eubanks my good common sense and my willingness to help anyone who needs it. Nelson Narron, take everything with me-I need it. Donald Cockrell, just leave. ARTICLE ZVI Section 1. We hereby officially appoint Mr. George B. Lester as executor of this our last will and testament. ln witness whereof, we the aforesaid class of 1957, do hereunto set our hand and seal. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the aforesaid class of 1957 to be its last will and testament. Witnessed by: MARY SUE BRANNAN MARY CONSTANCE GODWIN 1 I 1 I 1 i r W I 5' I I K I K I 5 is I I I 1 I

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