Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of Graham High School, in this great year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Five, being in a peaceful and undisturbed state of mind, giving and bequeathing all our worldly goods and treasur ed possessions as seemingly wise and fitting to the best of our judgement, do ordain and establish this our Last Will and Testament. To our Alma Mater, Graham High School, we extend our sincere appreciation for the knowledge that we have acquired within its walls. To the Student Body we leave our worn, torn, and tattered saddle oxfords with the sincere hope that they will fill them as well as we have. To the Faculty we extend our deepest gratitude for their help in our studies, our social activities, and in all of our problems. To the present Junior Class we leave Miss Church and Mr Hawkins, our homeroom teachers hoping that under their direction they will assume as much dignity and knowledge as we of 55 proclaim James Clark leaves his cat pants to Horton Callahan M a r y C a th e r 1 n e Pickard leaves twenty pounds to Martha Bryan Willie Currin leaves her love for boys to Jane Mc Corkle Sammy McGuire leaves his dancing ability to Ronnie H1 Mary Edna Lee leaves her scatter brain to Diane Loy Dewaine Young leaves his sports ability to Tyson Will iams Carol Davis bequeaths her shorthand ability to all of Mrs Price s future shorthand classes B e r ni c e P r u 1 tt wills her dominant personality to Amanda Austin Becky Browning b eque aths her ability to study to Billy Mitchell Sylvia Tate leaves her love of solitude to Keith Moser. Pat Lewis bequeaths her height to Eleanor Young. Holt Hughes leaves her love for horses to Ann Gunter. Pat King and Jeanette Bradshaw leave a one-way ticket to O.D. to Janice Isley. Shirley Phillips leaves her artistic ability to Margaret Carter. Grady Lynch wills his love for hotrods to Tommy Strigo. Rex Moser leaves his masculine physique to Ronald Johnson. Kirk Moser and David Webster leave their love for laughter to Alease Pulliam. Bobby Strigo leaves French Class with gladness. Margo Glenn leaves her undying love for typing to Clydie Bryant. Douglas Bayliff bequeaths his modesty and his girls to Jerry Capps Norma East leaves her Sweetest and Friendliest superlatives to Barbara Johnson and Deloreess Holt Linda Bryan leaves her scholastic ability to Roger Stout Margie Mann and 'Bub Seamon leave two little bags of snow to Linda Lemons and J 1m Ferrell Rachel Ritter, Wilma Perry, Carolyn Kirkman, Joan Bullington, and Edna King leave their giggling to Cornelia Guthrie and Carolyn Burns James Ivey wills his unique handwriting to Carolyn Pu Dorothy Whitson leaves her originality to Barbara Hruslinski Kay Wolfe bequeaths her undying love for the South to Jeanne Sims Tyson Johnson and B111 Guthrie leave their patriotism to the Key Club to David Johnson and Johnny Burnette Jean I-Iodgin wills her enimciation to Patsy Pugh Kaye Jarrett wills her cat hair cut to Evelyn Semik lose Kay Morris leaves the Annual in the capable hands of Jean Moore and Gene McElroy Louise Burke and Tom Wilson leave their ready wit to Johnny Thompson Eddie Gilliam leaves his purple passion for geometry to Mignon Saunders Melvin Harris and Ann Leonard bequeath their freckles to Larry Lee Barbara Guthrie and Mary Lou Hartley leave the bookkeeping class in balance Gary Holt and Melvin Andrews leave their ability in football to the Red Devils of tomorrow Georgia Lamberth leaves her originality to Judy Meacham Mary Hugh Longest, Sally Zachary and Martha McClure leave their good school spirit to the future supporters of the Red Devils David Long, Ronald Lashley Delana Wilson and Curtis Small bequeath their passion for D 0 to Barbara Conklin Jerry Robinson leaves his Most Athletic superlative to Bucky Hamby Jerry Taylor and Billy Thacker leave their ability to get others in trouble to Larry Johnson J B Vaughn just leaves To Graham High School, we the Senior Class of '55, will leave our places, but pleasant memories of our teachers, classmates studies, and of our good times will be carried into the days of our future to be cherished and preserved forever Testatrix Witnesses M0443 dyaw Norma East -l '7'-S2V2f,,Z1Mvmf if HW z ii' iiifgfr 4x 'ff' wa' 'GL 5 4 ,.V5i,, ,aw H434 . , . 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