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

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MAX TRIPLETT He ' s just crazy about sports. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Shop 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Mlied Youth 2; Driv- er ' s Course 2; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4. RALPH TURNMYRE He ' s a happy married man. Allied Youth 2. LOIS WALKER I ' ll live a long, long time. RUTH WALSH The best things always come in small packages. 4-H Club 1,2. RAY WATSON The less I have to do the happier I am. 4-H Club I; Football I; Allied Youth 2. JACK WILLIAMS He likes to get out of work. Base- ball 1,2,3,4. JIMMY YOUNT I don ' t know nothing. Manual Train- ing 3. JOE YOUNT He doesn ' t hurry but he ' ll get there just the same. Manual Training 3.

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c ast lyUiff and Testament We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty-nine of Granite Falls High School of the State of North Carolina, at the conclusion of our high school careers, do herewith make this, our last will and testament. ARTICLE I: To the patient, long-suffering faculty, and principal we leave our never- ending gratitude and loyalty. ARTICLE II: To the Juniors we reluctantly leave our dignity and privileges. ARTICLE III: The individual Seniors hereby will and bequeath unwillingly all their in- valuable properties; Mary Ann Annas wills her beautiful suntanned complexion to Shirley Mack Gilbert. Shirley Barlow leaves her shorthand 2 book to Mildred Cook. Eddie Bean leaves his bookkeeping book to Robert Compton. Coleen Bolick wills her quiet ways to Patty Harris. Lorene Bowman wills all her close acquaintances, except one, to Phyllis LeFevers. Mary Jo Bowman wills her school spirit to Howard Hennessee and Pleze Moore. Zelma Bowman wills her hair to Alline Smith. Paul Bumgarner wills his bus to Glenn Bumgarner. Sue Bumgarner wills her ability in shorthand to be fought over. Bobbie Jean Burns wills her hair to Jewell Hendrix and some of her freckles to Phil Snyder. Barbara Christopher wills her history book to Mozelle Holden. Daren Church wills her engagement ring to Betty Hayes. Joe Billy Church and Betty Doris Teague will their love for each other to Dyke Annas and.Doris Henson. Peggy Cobb wills her position in Mr. Starnes ' office to Willa Dean Herman. Anne Coffey wills part of her brains to Joanne Floyd and Doras Elmore. Lib Davis leaves some of her wit to Thelma Fulbright. Paul Duffey leaves his speed with women to Bill Winkler. Frances Estes leaves her position on the basketball team to Peggy Mcintosh. Vivian Franklin leaves her speed and ability in typing to Nancy Starnes. James Gibbs wills his curly hair to Bobby Abernethy. Lucy Hayes wills her love for convertibles to Elsie McGee. Alvin Houck leaves his position on the bench to Lee Richards. Margaret Howell wills her ability to get to school on time to Margaret Moore. Jackie Sue Hollar wills her place on the Softball team to Billie Starnes. Helen Holmes wills her loud voice to Ruby Hollar. Lonnie Kees leaves the office of Adv. Manager of the Pebble to Jackie Fraizer. Betty Jean Kerley wills her voice to Evelyn Calloway. Billie Sue Kirby wills her good marks to Betty Harris. June Kirby wills her job as manager of Softball team to Iris Ann Dula. Vance Kirby wills his geometry book to Bobby Roberts. Nancy Mackie wills her hard-won top locker to Courtney Cannon. Alice Moore wills her ability at the piano to Anne Poovey. P at Morgan wills her office of President of Student Council to be fought over by Conley Starnes and Dean Wallace, and her job at Main box office to Pat Roberts. Rachel Mull wills her seat in English to Iris Summerlin. MaxineMunday and Mattie Sue McRary leave their friendship to Betty Sherrill and Eve- lyn Smith. Sue Myers wills her love for talking to Rachel Starnes. Gene Owens leaves his job out at the shop to Zane Hart. Millie Jean Oxford wills her job in the canteen to anyone willing to work. Martha Payne leaves her name to Morris Payne. Cleo Reid leaves her cheerfulness to Frances Jones. Peggy Dorris Reid wills her love for French to Tony Earl Holden. 22