Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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j£.€Ui iU a ujt e iameni (Continued) 35 — Alfred Saieed leaves his ability to play bridge (?) to his brother, Mitchell. 36 — Bryce Sigmon leaves behind his sister, Frances. “Nuff sed!” 37 — Al Smith leaves his good looks to Dvvight Garrett. 38 — Mary Smith leaves her love for Wilmington foot- ball games to Dot Stauffer. 39 — Sarah Stancil leaves her Senior privileges to her sister. 40 — Paul Stokes leaves, hoping Dot will continue to be true. 41 — Ann Sutton leaves G. H. S. and E. G. T. G. for Saint Mary’s. 42 — Tom Brown leaves his empty chair in the trumpet section to “Slide Over” Stauffer. 43 — Lidie McCarey leaves her ability to get along with teachers to Ralph Jones. 44 — Marjorie Fussell leaves her red hair to Betty Lou Cannon. 4.5 — Mary Anne Keel leaves her latest book, “The Art of Peroxide in Ten Easy Lessons,” to Peggy Williams. 46 — Nancy Elks leaves her seat in chemistry to any other science fiend. 47 — Dot Cobb leaves to join Willie J., and all his blueprints. 48 — ’ann Morgan leaves his long curly hair to his brother. 49 — Mary Elizabeth Hendrix leaves her “chicness” to Esther Gurganus. 50 — David “Morehead” Jones leaves his “way with the women” to Bobby Fleming. 51 — Clarke Davis wills his physique to the Tanner brothers. 52 — Lucile Laughinghouse leaves her limousine in which she takes trips to Carolina to Carolyn Rowlett. 53 — Alton Hardee and George Minshew leave their height to Carl Denton and Eugene Wright. 54 — Alton Howard leaves Emily Rice with a sign at- tached to her which reads, “Hands off — -Taken!” 55 — Jean Dail leaves her place on the annual staff to anyone with a “cool head.” 56 — Jean Huffstetler leaves for New Bern in a mad rush. (“Wonder Why!”) 57 — Dorothy Cox leaves for Jimmy Warren and “the little church around the corner.” 58 — Shelley Beard leaves his perfection of Einstein’s Theory to Lindsey Dudley. 59 — Clyde Gurganus leaves the band. 60 — Bobby May wills his fittle feet to “Coon” Williams. 61 — Susan Harrington leaves all of her time, wdiich won’t be used in school now, to Paul. 62 — Ruby Hodges leaves for Smithdeal-Massey. 63 — Betty Mobley leaves for E. C. T. C. to study “campusology.” 64 — Bobbv Brady leaves Dot Wilson to carry on the S. C. A. 65 — Beulah Causey leaves her willingness to help to Dot Whitely. -•CJ 23

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JUcUi l4JiU and We, the Senior Class of 1948, being of sound mind and able body, after completeing four years of high school life, do bequeath these, our hard-earned posses- sions ot those remaining, with the sincere hope that they may profit from them. 1 — To the Juniors, we leave the Senior privileges, hoping that they will not abuse them. 2 — To the student body, we leave the school with its high ideals and standards which we hope they will al- ways uphold. 3 — To Mr. Dowd and Mr. Rose, we express our gratitude for the interest they have shown in our prog- res and the helping hand they have given. 4 — Eugene Carter leaves this annual, hoping everyone will like it, and also his “do’s” and“dont’s” for next year’s editor. 5 — Herbert “Harry James” Dale wills his solo trumpet seat in the band to Steve Moss and hopes that he, too, will become famous. 6 — Louise Johnson leaves, hoping that her friends who still remain in G. H. S. won’t miss her too much. 7 — Hugh Hardee and James Weston leave, clutching their diplomas with one hand and wiping the tears from their eyes with the other. 8 — Alef Collins leaves, not daring to look back, and bequeaths all the boys in G. H. S. to Joanna “Marty” Bunch. 9 — Jean “Fuzzy” Garris presents her personality to Alice Foley Jones, wondering if she will adopt her nickname, too. 10 — Earl Barton leaves, running around that “com- mencement corner,” shouting for joy. 11 — Emilie DuPree leaves, taking Bryce with her, but she presents Billy to the next lucky gal. 12 — Agnes Harris leaves her sweetness to Teresa Saieed, who really doesn’t need it at all. 13 — Lillian McDaniel and Garolyn Gorey leave, sing- ing “After Graduation Day.” 14 — Ann Morton wishes to leave her “oomph” to Peggy Bowen. 15 — Ethelyne Joyner leaves her hillbilly arrangements to Juanita Stokes. 16 — Myrtle Ruth Hill, lelena Little, and Emily Laughinghouse leave, reading their diplomas, making sure there are no clauses in them. 17 — Alison Hearne leaves her ability to play “The Hallelujah Chorus” to Bettie Anne Young. 18 — Joe Clark and David Pringle leave it all without a sigh to anyone brave enough to take it. 19 — Fred Joseph leaves his little brother to carry on the family tradition. 20 — Edgar Cox wills his shyness to Franklin Brown. 21 — Joyce Everette, Louise Tripp, and Bernadine Ballance leave their books to the Juniors, hoping the answers written inside will prevent them from failing. 22 — Lucy Hannaford leaves her blonde hair to Betty Sue Harris. 23 — Linda Taylor leaves her freckles to Emily Rice. 24 — Jean Tucker leaves her ability to get to school on time to Betty Morton. 25 — Katie Lou Vincent leaves her soft voice to Alice Foley Jones. 26 — Doris Warren leaves her place as a library page to any clear-minded Junior. 27 — Billy Williams leaves his superlative to Arturo Andrade. 28 — Coleen Winberry leaves her sweet smile to “Doogie” Larkins. 29 — Janice Owens leaves, hoping everyone will con- tinue to drink Pepsi-Cola. 30 — “Bugs” Parrish leaves her ability to jitterbug to Peggy Joyce Barrow. 31 — Glynn Perkins leaves his ability to run loose in the library to James Harvey Ward. 32 — Denny Posey leaves his quietness to Howard Proctor. 33 — Mary Louise Price leaves to join “Tex Street and His Saddle Pals.” 34 — Dell Hollingsworth leaves her ability to attract the boys to Hillsdale to Eleanor Norris. -•«{ 22

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B B E E s s T T A P L E L R - S A O R N O A U L N I D T Y M 0 S T S 1 N C E R E M O S T T A L E N T E D T O S u c c E E D Bobby Brady — Alison Hearne Eugene Carter — Mary Smith Herbert Dale — Mary Smith (To)) Picture) (Center Picture) ( Bottom Picture ) Eugene Carter — Alison Hearne Eugene Carter — Jean Dail Glynn Perkins — Jean Dail