Hookerton High School - Ho Hi Echoes Yearbook (Hookerton, NC)

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ELLEN EASON SIDNEY ALBRITTON MELVIN SUGG MARJORIE SUGG LEWELLYN DAVIS BILLY HARDY

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A z4t T iCC cutct 7e4fcu te tt In this year, nineteen hundred and fifty-seven, we, the Senior Class of Hookerton High School, city of Hookerton, county of Greene and state of North Carolina, being of reasonably sound mind, strong bodies, and guilty consciences, do hereby make and declare this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To the school, with the help of the class of ' ' 56 , we leave the stage scenery, in hopes that the classes of future years will enjoy using it as much as we did. ARTICLE H To our principal, Mr. Copeland, we just leave our regrets. To the faculty, we bequeath a liberal yearly stack of papers to grade, notebooks and themes to correct, and averages to make. ARTICLE HI To the Juniors, we leave the title of Seniors, may they fill the shoes with dignity. To the Juniors, we also bequeath the humble respect shown to all seniors and the fun, and head-aches of publishing the Ho -Hi -Echoes. To the Sophomores, we leave the new typing tables in hopes that they will aid them in Typing I next year. To the Freshmen, we leave the remodeled library, and hope they get new library books to go with it. ARTICLE IV As individuals we leave the following: I, Mildred Wilkins, leave all my lost opportunities to Judy Hill. I, Sue Connor, leave my chemistry book to anyone who is capable of passing the subject. I, Barbara Tyndall, leave my friendliness to Rose Nelson. I, Eleanor Mitchell, leave my ability to study to Shirley Wilkins. I, Ellen Eason, leave my love for basketball to Bobbie Ann Dail. I, Marjorie Sugg, leave my height and love for basketball to Martha Ann Albritton. I, Lewellyn Davis, leave my ability to sing rock and roll to Ralph Tyndall. I, Alma Johnson, leave my dignity to Judy Creech. I, Ann Hardy, leave my ability to keep quiet and my position as chief cheerleader to Jackie Grant. I, Winnie Bunn, leave my black wavy hair to Mrs. Whitfield. I, Ed Albritton, leave my mannish voice to J. L. Harrison. I, Melvin Sugg, leave my disregard for time to Glenn Hill. I, Lehman Radford, leave my ability to make speeches to Mr. Gray. I, Gene Hill, leave my willingness to join the Armed Forces to John William Crews. I, Billy Hardy, leave my wasted ways to Edward Bruce Williams. I, Franklin Taylor, leave my ability to play baseball to Edward Bruce Manning. I, Alton Sutton, leave my ways with the women to Kenneth McLawhorn. I, Sidney Albritton, leave my ability to cough to anyone who can ' t. Testator, Melvin Sugg

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