Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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Coanne Isley-Bobby Jones Carol R. Fox-Jimmy Tutterow ‘‘Most Popular’’ Coanne Isley-Bobby McQueen ‘ Best Dressed’ ’ Glenda Hancock-Billy Chandler mivattiest: ( ‘‘Prettiest-Best Looking’’

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a § WiWAgisy | Josephine Davis-Bill Drummond Gerelda Shepherd-George Phillips ‘ ‘Most Athletic’’ Glenda James- Jimmy Tutterow ‘““Most Talented’’ Barbara Moore-Billy Harden S U P E R T V E S

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Last Will And Cestament e, the graduating class of Graham High School, in the year of Our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-two, being in a peaceful and undis- turbed state of mind, do hereby give and bequeath all our worldly goods and treasured possessions as seemeth wise and fitting to the best of our judge- ment in this our Last Will and Testament. To our Alma Mater, Graham High School, we leave our sincere appre- ciation for the knowledge we have acquired and for all the pleasure we will remember for years to come. To the High School Faculty, we extend our gratitude for the hours spent in preparing us for our foundation of life. To the Student Body, we leave our best wishes for the future and the sincere hope of happiness which we have found here. Jerry Jeffreys wills his dancing ability to James Michels. Josephine Davis leaves her ‘‘Most Studious’’ superlative to Enola Harden. Bobby Chandler bestows his southern drawl to Thomas James. Nina Boswell entrusts her talking ability to Pat Hogan. Jimmy Tutterow bestows his athletic ability to Tyson Johnson. Barbara Moser entrusts her diamond ring to Catherine Moore. Chunk’’ Perdue wills 50 pounds of his weight to Reid Hill. Glenda Hancock bequeaths her red hair to Jean Goins. Lloyd Michels entrusts his camera to Bud Lineberry. Teddy Thompson leaves his masculine physique to Joe Holt. Coanne Isley wills her originality to Agatha Russell, Jimmy Bradshaw leaves his ‘‘Chevrolet’’ to anybody who needs a ride to town, Annie Lou Pugh wills her alto voice to Clara Hughes Jones. Bascom Moore leaves his vocal ability to John Wooten. Mary E. McClure leaves her scholastic ability to Charles Belcher. Bobby McQueen wills his football uniform to Allen Jarmon. Pat Jones leaves her geometry book to Joe Browning. Bill Drummond wills his ‘'new song’’ to Becky Stuckey. Ray Welch leaves his love for football to Martha McClure. Barbara Moore Testatrix