Henderson High School - Pep Pac Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WE THE SENIOR CLASS of 1947 do hereby publish this our last will and testament with hopes that our talents will serve as a guide to future classes. To our faithful sponsors, we leave our sincere gratitude for their untiring work and effort in our behalf. To our school board we leave our thanks and appreciation for their work making our school one of which to be proud. To our beloved teachers, we leave our promise that what you have taught us will help us in our future undertakings. To the proudest possession of H.H.S., our band, we leave the hope that the honors they have obtained in past years will continue and that others will be bestowed upon them. To the athletic teams we leave our hope that you will always obtain good sportsmanship and go through the future years victorious. To Mr. Harrison, we leave our thanks for giving us the benefit of the doubt as dean of boys and your inspiring work as a faculty member. To Dewey Wells, we leave C. D. Hamm's executive ability and determi- nation to go ever forward. To Delores Lord, we leave Fannie Harris' musical ability. To Willard Oliver we leave the height of Staton Bass. To Georgia Zapantis, we leave the secretarial ability of Ann Griffin. To the senior class of '48 we leave our best wishes and the hope for a successful year. To Beecie Long, we leave the wit of Lynwood Denton. To Lawson Jackson we leave Howard Stokes' football ability. To Donald Seifert, we leave the brains of Harold Crowder. To Jackie Turner, we leave Lerse Evans' dancing ability. To the future chief cheer leader, we leave the enthusiasm and depend- ability of Katherine Windley. To the rising president of the senior class, we leave Russel lVIcLean's executive ability. To Charlie Watkins, Badger Clark, and Thad Goodrich, we leave our hope that in the future years you wil keep high the standards of basketball in I-l.H.S. To lVlr. Crowder, our principal, we leave our love, respect, and admira- tion, and our deep appreciation for all you have done for us. the senior class. We the senior class of 1947 do hereby affix our name to this our last will and testament, May twenty-ninth, one thousand, nine hundred forty- seven. CARL G. WILLIAMS, Testatov' 2-1

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