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

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I, Bill Yount, will my very beat wishes to my brother. Bob, hoping wishes go a long way. John Yount wills his grades to Oscar Elmore so that he an become a Beta Club member. Paul Sherrill wills his voice to Odls Richards and opes that he eta on the radio. I,Boyce Miller, leave everything connected with school o Jack Hemphill. I»m through 1 Igned, published, and declared by the above named as their ast will and testament. Witnessed by Mrs, Edith Cat-le and rs. Willie Earl Bolick.

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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.

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CLASS PROPHECY By I My I How time does fly. It seems only a few years slnoe I was In hlgb school, s I sit In my doctor ' s office now, remembering old times, I am being visited quite fre- uently from time to time by my old classmates. J. 0. Elliott oarae into my office last Wednesday to have his leg re-bandacted. He had been bitten by a seal while a missionary In Alaska. The other day Edwin Oaston, that famous bandleader, oame ot have his flnaer set Ha broke It tryli ., to beat the trombonest over the head with his baton. Ralph Starnea, a local farmer, came In to see me yesterday to get a bandaw for his black eye. He claimed he ran Into a door, but you know Omega Compton Stamea hla w1f« on ' t allow him to look at other women. oi-«inoa, axs wire. Last week Betty Hendrlx, that new rave on Broadway, oame by to plok up soie aanlrlna ablets. She can ' t keep up with Edwin Link and the atagJ, too. aspirins ktlantlo ' city. ' ' ' ' congratulation for her winning the beauty oontest In L Johnny Sherrlll, the journalist who gets all the latest scandal from Hon™n «««« , . o ' i ' .iTi ' sx ' iiiiAT. sy:?!;. : sv, .J-. ' Z Jg ° Maxlne Wright, operating supervisor at one of the larjte oapltals, and Sue Coffey, laboratory technician, to join my hospital here In New Yolk. i . nila morning I went co my dentlat, John Hunter Stevenson, and boy. he surelr can ipound the ivories. ' I get vegetables for my hospital kltohen Trom Boyd Falrohild. He certainly erowa jood ones. lowa John punt la now corresponding with me on perplexing chemical analyses that I can- ■ lot formulate, either. ' Elale Sue Keller, Nadine Miller, and Llllle Mae Munday, three local office workers brought their boas, Joe Teague, to my office to have hla eyes examined. He seems to be ' rtralninj, them lately. I went down to the railway station Saturday to get some medical supplies that were Shipped to me, and to my surprise, the manager of the station waa Cyrus Prazler. My wife spends all her time letting Nancy Hallman try to make her more beautiful In Jar local beauty salon. slmes. J. D. Moore, Surgeon, oame to visit mo about three weeks ago, and we talked over old This A.K., Wllla Orey Hloe, now married, sent her aon down to me for a check up. I like my new office furniture. Earl Lall, carpenter, made It for me. Wallace Splawn vlalted me today to get aome medicine. I learned that he la now a ulldlng engineer. One cf cur local farmers. Wade Auatln, oame to get hla a m bandaged Friday. A horse Icked him. Faya Muriday la teaching; my son In school now.