Glenn High School - Glenn Echoes Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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Item 18. We, Phyllis Bauguss and Ellen Moore, will to Brona Smith and Betty Snyder the privilege of having a steady boy friend their Senior year. Item 19. I, Joyce Lawson, will to Connie Evans, my ability to state my mind and enjoy woman's freedom of speech. Item 20. I, Larry Motsinger, leave my baseball ability and high batting averages to Jimmie Welborn with the belief that Jimmie will become a professional ball player. Item 21. We, Peggy Idol and Betty Jean Smith, leave our giggle-box to Pthrane Skeene and Julia Thomason provided they do not use it at the wrong time. Item 22. I, Hilda Ledford Goins, will my books to Vera Swaim, hoping she will use them more than I did. Item 23. I, Junior Richardson, bequeath the honor of being Senior Class President to Geraldine Britt. Item 24. I, Andrew Vasrano, bequeath several articles--my Jr. G Man's badge, my collection of strings, nails, and broken trinkets, and my southern drawl to anyone who wants it. Item 25. I, Harriet Gross, will my typewriter to Mary Alice Williard and Betty Lou Smith so they can become speed demons next year. Inem 26. I, Ray Frank Sink, leave my place on the football team to Kenny Matthews. Item 27. We, Helen Motsinger and Ruth Smith, leave out French notebooks to Barbara Bradshaw and Joan Rominger. Item 28. I, Bill Payne, bequeath fifteen pounds of my many pounds to James Comer, so he may be in line for making the football team next year. Item 29. I, Harvey Hines, will to Bobbie Dorsett my corny jokes hoping she can keep some pep in the Senior Class. Item 30. We, Kenneth Lineberry and Billy Walker, will our ability to sleep in class to Wesley Parnell hoping he won't be disturbed as much as we were. Item 31. I, Bratania Smith, will to Billie Ann Welborn my friendly disposition. Item 32. We, Betty Jean Bates and Margaret Fennel, will the privilege of receiving a diamond our Senior year to Kay Smith and Janice Woosley. Item 33. I, Kenneth Payne, bequeath my football suit to Jay Branson, so he will not have to share one with someone else next year. Item 34. We, Nancy Leinbach and Bobbie Trivetre leave the Bookstore and all its contents to Juanita Mason and Arlene Shields Item 35. We, Merlyn Sink and Becky Willard, leave our cheerleading positions to Nancy Williams and Janet Smith. Learn lots of new yells, Qrls! Item 36. I, Meris Teague, leave my skill as a ballet dancer to Betty Sue Snowdy. Item 57. I, Ralph Willis, will to Norman Head my position as Sports Editor of The Howler. Item 38. I, Peggy Ann Smith, leave my long curls to Shirley Yokely. Item 39. We, Grady Cox and Richard Williard, will our school buses to Robert Tucker and Bobby Smith, hoping they will enjoy driving them as much as we did. Item 40. We, Betty Branch and Carolyn Hiatt, leave our jokes to Jeanette Hunter and Shirley Long. Item 41. I, Peggy Sowers, leave my quiet ways to Shirley Mabe and Jean Holder. J Irigtggtimony whereof, we have here unto set our hands and affixed our seal, this 3rd day of une, . Signed Class of 1952 JOAN DAVIS LONG, Testator DORIS JOYCE, Testator 'O

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the undersigned, known officially as the class of 1952, Glenn High School, County of Forsyth, State of North Carolina, being sound in body, we believe, having comdplered all unit credits, required by law, do hereby declare those after mentioned to be our legal an rightful heirs. We do hereby relinquish and make the following dispensations of our possessions. Article I-To the Faculty To Mr. Heffner, our Principal, we leave a hearty thanks for making our Senior year a happy one, for his unselfxsh interest in each one of us, and for his understanding of our problems. Item 1. Item 2. To our Advisors, Miss Baker and Mrs. Reavis, we leave our deep appreciation for their guidance and interest in our class activities. Item 3. To Miss Mottesheard, our Annual Sponsor, we leave best wishes for happy and suc- cessful years to come. Item 4. To our subject teachers, we leave gratitude and sincere wishes that classes to follow will be more industrious and have less problems. Article ll--To the Underclassmen Item I. To the juniors, we will the privilege of being the Senior class with the understanding that they must not abuse it. Item 2 To the Sophomores, we leave our school spirit and a list of our mistakes so they can profit from their elders. Item 3 To the Freshmen, we bequeath our hope that it will not be long before they will be Seniors. Article III-To Individuals Item 1 I, Jimmy Bodenhamer, will my little red tractor and trailer to the Senior Class so they can always have a means of transportation. Item 2. I, Pete Meredith, will the dark room and all its equipment to Gerald Talley so he will have a hobby to enjoy. Item 3 I, Charles Atkins, leave my cute and winning ways with the women to Phillip Matthews. Item 4 I, Doris Joyce, will my position as Secretary of the Senior Class to Betty Angel. Item 5. We, Carolyn Leonard and Willie Mae Stewart, will to Magdalene Idol and Wanell Williard our voices to either cultivate or plow under. Item 6. I, Leroy Beaver, will my seat at the head of the Key Club to Bill Linville. Item 7. I, Ethel Hayes, leave my chatter about nothing in particular to Ellen Sheets. Item 8. I, David Holt, will my dancing technique to Jimmy Holland. Keep in step Jim! Item 9. I, Donald Robertson, will my snappy answers in class to Gray Kanoy. Item 10. We, Norma Sue Hine and Thelma Pendry will our pleasant smiles to Barbara Evans and Shirley Lauten. Item 11. 1, Charles Rhoades, bequeath my gift of gab to joe Reavis with the hope he can attain new heights in bull shooting. Item 12. I, Emily Lankford, will my artistic ability to Dorothy Moore. Item 13. I, David Montgomery, will my height to jimmy Harris, so he can get more rebounds in basketball. Item 14. We, Lois Hastings and Betty Lou Whitt, will our witty ways to Treva Bodenhamer in order that the Senior Class can always be merry and gay. Item 15. I, Aaron Rhue, bequeath my alarm clock along with my fear of being late each morning to Richard Deal, hoping he will always be excused. Item 16. I, Joan Davis Long, bequeath the task of writing a letter each night to Nora Idol and Barbara Sweatman. Item 17. I, Roger Kimball, will my calculating mind to Charlotte Money so she can out think the faculty in securing Senior privileges. f x,

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retr- Ht 535 bw.. N3 'L - SNAPSHGTS 1. Charles Atkins. 2. Peggy Idol. 3. larry Motsinger. 4. Merlyn Sink. 5. Leroy Beaver. 6. Hilda Ledford. 7. Roger Kimball. 8. Junior Richardson. 9. Lois Hastings. 10. David Montgomery. 11. Emily Lankford. 12. Thelma Pendry. 13. Carolyn Leonard. 14. Ellen Moore. 15. Bratania Smith. 16. Bill Payne. 17. Margaret Fennel. 18. Betty Lou Whitt. 19. Grady Cox. 20. David Holt. 21. Betty Jean Smith. 22. Doris Joyce. 23. Ethel Hayes. 24. Carolyn Hiatt. 25. Ruth Smith. 26. Kenneth Payne. 27. Harriet Gross. 28. Nancy Leinbach. 29. Peggy Sowers. 30. Helen Motsinger. 31. Ralph Willis. 32. 'Ray Frank Sink. 33. Meris Teague. 34. Becky Willard. 35. Joyce Ann Lawson. 36. Willie Mae Stewart. 37. Betty jean Bates! 38. Bobbie Jean Trivette. 39. Betty Branch. 40. Sonny Wilson. 41. Kenneth Linebetry. 42. Phyllis Bauguss. 43. Norma Sue Hine. 44. Richard Willud. 45. Andrew Vastano. 46. Forrest Meredith. QR