Granite Falls High School - Boulder Yearbook (Granite Falls, NC)

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Nancy Kallman wills her locker to Helen Pipes and Sue Kirby, and she hopes It won ' t get as crowded as hers did. I, Ralph Bollck, will my seat In senior class to my Ister, Peggy, hoping she keeps up the family ' s reputation. -Wade Austin wills his enchanting laugh and good look- ing clothes to anyone who needs them? I, Wllla Grey Hlce, will my engagement rlne to Bettv awn, hoping It- Is always kept shlnlngf TT n Elliott wills his pleasing personalltv to t p Kllllan, hoping that he will use It tVthe Sest Liant;ge: hort! ' Munday, leave my neatness to Janelle 4 - - ' i.? ?® Munday, will my curls to Vlrtrlnla Res Kaii ,, oping that they come naturally. ft ia Rea Keller, Doris Leach wills her auletnfiq«» t-o An » Annas, hoping that It kee s them Suro triibL! ' I, Sue Harrison, will my shorthand book to Rachel unday, and I sincerely hope that she doesn ' t have to car v It home every night. «vobo carry o Thein a rJo f ' Cleo Hayes leaves her hatred of men to Pauline Dula. n.ni ' r i m? ' ? ' ' ?! ' ' well-mannered per- onallty to Thelma Stames.

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CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1947, do make, publish, and declare this is our last will and testament: To the faculty, we bequeath appreciation for a task well done. To the incoming Freshmen, we leave some of the beams of our radiant faces so there will be some brightness in the school. To the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes of 48 ' we bequeath our ability to learn. r, ll l leaves her giggle to Helen Hayes and Violette Nelson who will need it more than she. Evelyn McRary wills her blond hairto Frances Coffev. loping it will do her as much good as it has done her. I,Edwin Gaston, leave my loveof music to SaraWilson. hoping it makes her as popular as it has made me. -V, 4 l ' ZI Smith,willmy shining hairto JoanneAnnas, hoping she shines it as I do. ' Boyd Falrchlld wills his grey eyes to Jane Elmore, loplng she can see her lessons better than he did. I,Reba Lackey, will my white teethto Hazel Fulbrlk ' ht and Kathleen Williams so that theywlll havethat winnlnt ►smile. FredRichards wlllshis curlyhair tobe dlvldedbetween P. Bodenheimer and Harold McGlllen, hoping it doesn ' t ' all when it rains. I, Maxlne V rlght, will my ability to learn to Ruby Hall and Grace Elce, hoping they are as successful as I lave been. Hayden Hayes wills his broken nose to EveretteBaker, Land he hopes it won ' t ruin his good looks. is

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Foggy Yount wills her front seat in English class to Colene Starnes with the hope that she learns a great deal. Reva Bolick leaves her place inthe library to Bobbie urtis and hopes that she stamps many more books. I,Nadine Miller, will my glasses to Mary Etta Vv ' ilson hoping that she can see with them better than I can. I, Omega Compton,will my loving eyes to Mary Whlanant ho can use them on Ralph while at school, I, Betty Hendrix, will my pretty clothes to Ruth Williarr;s, and I hope that they fit well. Cyrus Frazier wills his books to Carl Wilson because he doesn ' t want them any longer. w i ' ' ? ' »y brains to Boyd Teague, hopinR hat he adds to them. vj- tt Edwin Link wills his good looksto David Ward because looks go a long way. I,Joe Starnes, will my girl friend to Bill Williams, oping that she comes back to me. ' Ralph Starnes will his hairto Sue Myers so that she on ' t have to roll hers every night. . I ' Z Yount, will my brotherly love to Paul, hoping that he doesn ' t take advantage of it. I, James Bumgamer, will my bus to Jack Ingle or any- ne who will take it off my hands. Earl La il wills his cartb James Hoyle and hopes that he learns to drive better. I, Johnny Sherrlll,will my muscles to Paul Elmore and arley Kiziah. There ' s enough to go aroxind. I, Joe Teague, will my ability to type to R. G. Annas. John Hunter Stevenson wills his heart toBettyJoBogle nd hopes that she doesn ' t break it.