Landis High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Landis, NC)

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iid Get Twenty VBE LON [Pau CAS GE al CLASS POEM We've fought our battle to the end, And gained our victory here. We've struggled through our high school days To bring this graduation near. At times we were blue, and said we'd give up, But we continued on and on. We journeyed onward to our goal; Now all those days are gone. At last our parting day has come, When we must leave our friends. We hate to say farewell to all, But we've reached our journey’'s end. Goodbye, friends and teachers dear. All have been quite true. We say “thanks” for all you've done. You've helped us carry through. “Knowledge has come and wisdom lingers” So in our future we will succeed. We will cling to that motto dear to all, And make it our future creed. DAROLENE SWEATT, Class Poet. “WE BEQUEATH....” I, Alta Abernathy, do will my desire to get a front seat and my likeness of all the teachers to Evelyn Griffin. I, Maxine Alexander, do will my dancing ability and love for Sinatra to ‘““Red’’ Yates. I, Helen Beaver, do will my red hair and “Hollywood Figure” to Peggy Correll. I, Junior Billings, do will my love for jokes and my ability to get by to Tommy Linn. I, Nellie Beaver, do will my friendly ways and love for basketball to Doris Plaster. I, Marie Bostian, do will my longing for popsicles and cheese crackers to Franklin Adams. I, Samuel Brown, do will my ability to fall in love to George Pless. I, Annie Lee Brumley, do will my desire to listen much and talk little to Lila Shulenberger. I, Connie Butts, do will my desire to bother no one and my quiet ways to Jack Leazer. I, Frances Carter, do will my bashfulness to Gordon Beaver. I, Carl Coon, do will my ability of getting blamed for doing nothing to Oscar Beaver. I, Thomas Corriher, do will my place as Agriculture President to Wade Carter. I, Helen Crowe, do will my flirtatious ways and my art ability to my “‘Sis,’’ Hilda Crowe. I, Evelyn Deal, do will my bashfulness and my ability to get to class on time to Irene Mc- Cool. I, Helen Deal, do will my place as best look- ing Senior Girl to Dorothy Christopher. I, Peggy Deal, do will my love for the Navy and my “‘Nit-Wit’ personality to Betty Chas- tain. I, Ruby Edwards, do will my desire to be a movie star to Daisy Goodnight. I, Cora Mae Ennis, do will my desire to get to school on time to Donna Jane Bost.