Goldston High School - Gold Stone Yearbook (Goldston, NC)

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3ast ll)i rancf Testament We, the 1958 Seniors of Goldston High School, County of Chatham, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and body do hereby utter the following last wills and testaments: ARTICLE I Juniors, to you we leave our desire to cram it all in during the Senior year. Sophomores, to you we leave our books, desks, and anything else you need to graduate. Freshmen, to you we leave our ability to talk all die time, saying nothing ot importance. ARTICLE n Mr. Pike, to you we leave our thanks for your faith in us and your ability to always make us smile. Miss Sharpe, to you we extend our gratitude for under¬ standing us and giving us the urge to go forward. Mr. Brookbank, to you we leave our appreciation for your pep talks and your training us in sportsman¬ ship. Mrs. Stephenson, to you we leave our deepest thanks for being a wonderful friend and counselor espec¬ ially during our Junior year. Mrs. Byerly, to you we leave kind thoughts tor putting up with our sleepiness during class. Mr. Williford, to you we leave our hopes that next year you will have a group of faithful Senior boys. JlCascots KAREN ATKINS and RANDY ELKINS 1 aff, - 1 ARTICLE III Rebecca Cheek leaves her place as Most Friendly to Virginia Pearce. Janice Elkins leaves her ability to win the Junior Dra¬ matics medal to Gracie Caviness. Kay Elkins leaves her place as Most Athletic to Betty Wilson. Wayne Elkins leaves all his agricultural knowledge to Rabbitt Fields. Patricia Gaines leaves her love for people to Nancy Hilliard and Carolyn Gaines. Janice Graham leaves her desire to be different to Gaither Crissman. Joyce Hancock leaves her place as Best All-Around to Joyce Vaughn. Peggy Hart leaves her figure and big mouth to Glen¬ dale Keck. Johnny Hilliard leaves his laziness to Larry Miller. Barbara Jourdan leaves her long curly hair to Dorothy Jourdan. Emma Morrison leaves her dependability to her sister, Barbara. Her gift of gab she takes along. Anne C. Phillips leaves her ability to make people laugh and enjoy life to Jack Hilliard. Nancy Ann Phillips leaves her personality to Jane Phillips. Her cuteness she takes along. Carolyn Rives leaves her sly ways of getting out of class to Lucille Moody. Sylvia Spivey leaves her short hair to Ernestine Elkins. Faye Wright leaves her blue eyes and dimples to her sister, Frances. Billy Watson leaves his ability to make excuses to Larry Oldham. Jimmy Williams leaves his place as Mr. Goldston High to Paul Owen. Witnesses: Pat Boone Jemima Turntable Abigail McGillacutta

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seniors

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' . • r. jSp-V ' , . ■ ■ h icers MOTTO: When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. COLORS: Green and White FLOWER: Orchid -% W, . i. St President - - - PATRICIA GAINES Vice President-KAY ELKINS Secretary-BARBARA JOURDAN Treasurer JOYCE HANCOCK Room Representative-FAYE WRIGHT