Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of '55, being of sound mind and body, at peace with all the world, do hereby will, devise, bequeath, and leave to the following and their heirs, the remnants of our departing souls as follows: The Class of '55 leaves to the Class of '56 its marvelous intellectual powers, renown, ability for speed, and unequalled success in all undertakings. I, Hughie Agerton, will my slim physique to Jimp Suber sohecanget closer to the table. I, Betty Bentley, will my quiet ways to Doris Miller. I, Jimmy Bentley, will my brains to Rueben Morgan. I, Carol Bentley, will my shortness to Yvonne Shepard. I, Clyde Blount, will my ability to sleep in class and get away with it to Phillip Blount. I, Lynette Bowen, will my Chemistry notes to Walter Sharpton and Phillip Blount. I, Eugene Fenn, will my ability to pass bookkeeping to Glenn Suber. I, Anna Lois Clark, will my sunny disposition to Ann Fletcher. I, Edwin Harris, will my Cadillac tennis shoes to Edward Rowan. I, Carolyn Clark, will my weight to Carol Clark. I, Clifford Johnson, will my slim figure to Charles Clark. I, Eulalie Cox, will my modern ducktail to Sandie Smith. I, Earl McAlpin, will my red hair to Jerry Butler. I, Betty Hawkins, will my ability to work Algebra to Sarah Potter. I, Byron Rudd, will my good looks to Edward Rowan. I, Laverne Hill, will my chicness and roguish eyes to Mary Jean Butler. I, Ann Holland, will m y position on the volleyball team to Lois Ventry. I, Durwood Sharpton, will my good behavior in English class to Car-roll Brinson. I, Jean Ogilvie, will my ability to give speeches to the class to Ruby McAlphin. I, Max Watson, will my place in the Nicotine Club to Glenn Singletary. I, Geraldine Phillips, will my ability to do shorthand to Ann Fletcher. I, Bobby Phillips, will my ability to play basketball to Walter Smith. I, Alice Faye Smith, will my ability to be Miss Tobacco Queen to the Queen contestants of 1955. I, Roger Smith will my ability to play solo cornet to my little brother. 15

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Ann is doing this work part-time. Most of her time is taken up with her devoted hubby, George Lewis and their little ones. Hditor-in-Chief: (Reading) Venice, Italy, May 20 Mr. Max Watson, famous painter of beautiful women has selected Alice Faye Smith, wife of a very renowned doctor and mother of three, as the most perfect type of feminine beauty. Local Editor: Well, he couldn't have chosen better. She is a typical American woman. Editor-in-Chief: (Reading) Seattle, Washington, April 16 A radio message has just been received from Dr. Byron Rudd of the University of California, whose ship the Octopus is anchored in some unexplored waters near the South Sea Islands. This message states that Dr. Rudd had just discovered some strange sea animals. After having studied these animals and their characteristics. Dr. Rudd is certain that in the near future they will have a great influence on human affairs. Editor-in-Chief: (Reading) Tacoma, Wash., June 17 Clifford Johnson and Durwood Sharpton, chiefs on the Royal Mounted Police Force of the Northwest, received medals and honorable mention from Governor Eugene Fenn of Washington, for their heroic rescue, from the recent forest fires, of several summer tourists. Local Editor: (Reads) Cincinnati, Ohio, April 27 Bobby Phillips of this city purchased a chain of grocery stores throughout the United States. He has selected the name of Wiggily Pig as a suitable and catchy name for them. Local Editor: (Reads) New York, N. Y., June 2 Clark, America's foremost woman detective was the means of catching Slip-Hotfoot Harry, the criminal for which the police of two continents have been Miss Carolyn pery Sam alias ' looking. Local Editor: (Reads) Newark, New Jersey, May 15 The Blank Publishing Company is offering an authentic cook book written by Betty Hawkins and Jean Ogilvie, directors of Home Economics at Bryn Mawr. Local Editor: (Reading) London, England, April 25 Miss Eulalie Cox has arrived from New York to accept the position of chief cartoonist on The London Fog. Local Editor: (Reads) Springfield, 111., June 2 Hughie Agerton has recently published a most comprehensive and interesting volume on the development of flowers under rose light rays. Local Editor: What do you think of that? Used to be violet rays in our time. Editor-in-Chief: Well, that's all. What do you think of it? Society Editor: 1 think it's grand! Assistant Editor: Oh,I'm not surprised. Why shouldn’t they all have become famous? That's the best class that EVER graduated or ever WILL graduate from Greensboro. Society Editor; Better ask the teachers about that. Still, I don't see how they could deny it. Local Editor: How in the world did you ever get information about so many? 1 don't believe there's one left out. There isn't. The gangs all there. And its some gang! That's the best sheet we've ever run. It'll take Greensboro by storm. It certainly will. Well, if there are no suggestions from any one I’ll rush it Assistant Editor: Editor-in-Chief: Assistant Editor: as it is. Editor-in-Chief: It’s perfect. Go ahead. 14

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JUNIORS Ann Fletcher Mary Jean Butler Sandie Smith Jimmy Clark Harry Kennedy Ruben Morgan Glenn Suber Harold Shepard Sarah Francis Potter Edward Rowan Doris Miller Yvonne Whittle Charles Shepard Ruby McAlpine Odessa Richards Charles Clark Eva Lera Edwards Walter Sharpton Carol Clark Retha Alday Carroll Brinson Yvonne Shepard Phillip Blount 16