Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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Upon CDepartingfD Farewell to Thee, our childhood fort, To Thine every class and sport, To those who taught us true and long, To stalwart be in shunning wrong. As we Thy rooms and campus leave, There's none of us who does not grieve, And as we wander far and wide, Fore'er we'll speak of Thee with pride. When in our heads gray hair will grow, When faltering are our steps, and slow As swiftly fades our carefree youth, Still euphony will be but truth. In parting, our most hopeful trust Is that the ones who follow us Will be but greater, stronger throngs, And sweetly sing the parting songs. CLAUDE DAVIS ,gli I 3 5 Z,- ' --- . ,,,..., ,eiflf .f Z! , T -f l 2 T 9? 9 I rf Y -Q13 K ,, v U A f Jw. W i T f f A . I i ..- c- 'dw ' ki , f f . if g ST li f li5iea.w'L.fJ i A 1 lx 2 1 22? L K ve. yi l N All i d ' X fi i i i wif W4 inf. f if ' T l - f i X ' fl T' .is Am S I 'TRB l t 4 f Ul:lU'1'!EfJlwi4 in 4,.lQl1'gif W' LH 016' f . r,f,,, .Nw il flnfnilfff.. I X ll 4 Aki' yilflrlig if J 1' X J ' if ' ll M i , M Mi ,ir .M if al l ii, -I., 'X' 1 . .1472 1' ' X . f e ...r f

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SENIORS JACQUELINE WHITTEMORE JACKIE One must, mustn't one? Blue Bird of Happinexsn Transferred from Alexander Wilson High School 3. P Y FRANKIE JANE WILSON Purina 1 For crying out loud Because Pupil Library Assistant l, 25 Cafeteria Helper 2. 5 HARRY WILSON Band 23 Cafeteria Helper 3. MOTTO Knowledge is powerg power is success. COLORS FLOWER Blue and White Carnation Mas. ZELDA RATLIFF Mns. W. R. BUHLER MR. W. H. Moons Mn. C. C. THoMPsoN GRADE PARENTS riilfiis Mus. CLAY WILSON MK. CLAY WILSON Mus. M. P. MORTENSEN Mx. ODELL Mosnn

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We, the Forty-Niners, Bequeath . . . WITNESSETH, we the graduating class of Graham High School, in the year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-nine, being of fairly sound mind and unusually sound body, do hereby execute this, our last will and testament, to-wit: To our beloved home town of Graham and to all the world, we leave our esteem and belief in prosperity and happiness of its future. To our Alma Mater, Graham High School, we leave everything of value that we possess except our cherished memories, which we will carry with us through the years, and treasure more as time goes by. To the High School faculty we leave our personal property including our unused credits and surplus grades, together with our heartfelt thanks and a promise to ever build on the ample foundation they have built with us. To the Student Body we leave our loyalty to our Alma Mater and our football ability, together with our good behavior and splendid grades. J. W. Sharpe wills his football ability to Bill Frick. Nancy Moore leaves her love of horses to Lorraine Layton. Joretta Tysor wills her dependability to Jimmy Lyon. William Hill leaves his excess weight to Jimmy Walker. Jane Thompson leaves her scholastic -ability 'to Ann Russell. Carol Stockard wills her red hair to Mary Ella Martin. Barbara Hill's ability to sing is left to Burleigh Wilson. Jimmy Fogleman leaves his basketball ability to Tommy Zachary. Mildred Ratliff bequeaths her good citizenship to Edna Jones. Frankie Wilson leaves her diamond to Margaret Russell. Eddie Smith leaves his Algebra book to Bill Sizemore. Emma Jean Bason leaves all of her love for Carolina to the Duke fans. Jack Cathey wills his sports ability to David Michels, Jr. Lucy Via entrusts her typing ability to any Junior that needs it. Jackie Vlffhittemore leaves what few freckles she has to Mildred Brad- s aw. Bobby Moser leaves his love of football to Berkley Stutts. Bobby Fuller wills his penny-bumming business to anybody who is broke. Betty Jane Adkins wills her job as cashier to Billy Joyce Johnson. Duane Cheek leaves his Spike Jones antics to Billy Jo Wilson. Annie Mae Sharpe leaves her good grades in English to Betsy Whit- temore. ELLEN SYKES, Testatrix 'Ei 17 E+