Leaksville High School - Weaver Yearbook (Leaksville, NC)

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The PILOT Vo)|C THE ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor Business Manager Faculty Adviser . Conrad Shinn Mildred Dellinger . . . . Everett Hodges Mrs. E. O. Chandler BOARD OF EDITORS Kathleen Boone Hazel Cochrane James Dehart Billy Dunn Margaret Fulcher Jane Stuart Golden James Holmes Elliott Ivie Bruce Kessler Ora Knight Ann Koontz Edwin Lee Lucinda Leffew Dorothy Matthews Ben Meeks Guerrant Norman Gordon Pittendreigh Helon Sherron Marion Shumate Helen Steele Lee Siler Kenneth Thomas Edith Uden Wanda Woodson 3 1 fr- Armfield Bakery — Buttertop Bread

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The PILOT 3WV LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1939 of Leaksville High School, State of North Carolina, County of Rockingham, Town of Leaksville, U. S. A., realizing that the end of our existence in high school must come, bequeath the possessions that are most prized by us, to those who seem most deserving. 1. Lee Siler wills his luxurious curly hair and his power over women to Francis Newman, provided Francis doesn’t break too many hearts. 2. To Betty Kirkpatrick goes Ann Koontz’s daintiness. We trust good care will be taken of it. 3. Hugh Tyner has finally been persuaded to leave his unusual ability at French and his fine attendance record to Sarah Hopper. 4. John Hodges bequeaths his executive ability to Livingston Jones. 5. Kenneth Thomas yields his secret of winning Mr. Weatherly’s favor to Bill Combs. 6. Violet Talbert passes her quietness to Elizabeth Gordon. 7. With many sighs and tears Jo Eddy Hawkins wills her power over men to Jean Dickinson. 8. Charles Bell will be the beneficiary of Elliott Ivie’s ability to save money. We have heard that he needs it. 9. Following the usual custom, we leave to the Junior Class Mr. Manuel, with the provision that he receives good treatment. 10. All forgotten wads of chewing gum left under the auditorium seats, desks, and banisters we will to the Sophomore Class. 11. To Ernest Easely goes Lawrence Motley’s honor roll grades and spelling ability. 12. To Miss Puett the sum of twenty-five cents for the purchase of a yard-stick. 13. Charlotte Richardson gives her friendly disposition to the little girl with a smile for everyone, Elaine Zigler. 14. Julius Brumbeloe and Marion Smith leave their place of love-birds to any couple in the Junior Class who meets the requirements. 1 5. Cora Ann Trogdon is to receive all of Helen Grogan’s tight dresses. In our humble opinion these will be very becoming to her. 16. Bruce Kessler’s frequent wisecracks shall be bestowed upon Robert Kendrick. A very wise choice. 17. Robert McIntosh, otherwise known as Robert Taylor, with farewell glances announces that Thomas Price shall receive his dignity. It has been hinted that Thomas needs it badly. 18. Ben Trotter leaves his trait of never being seen or heard to Virginia Gilley. 19. Thinking Garvin Sutliff by far too small, Gordon Pittendreigh gladly bequeaths some of his great build to him. 20. Grace Johnson, tiring of her red hair, wills it to Vivian Rakestraw. 21. To the faculty we leave our heart-felt thanks for the assistance they have given us. To Mr. Weatherly, our principal, we extend our gratitude for his efforts to guide us through our high school days. 22. We leave our rooms, our desks, our privileges, and our dignity to the Juniors provided they are well cared for. Signed, sealed, and declared by the Senior Class of 1939 to be our last will and testament in the presence of us who do, thereto, subscribe our names. Billy Dunn. -«g{ 30 }• •- Globman ' s Department Store

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The PILOT 3SV 1 . ' ■1 JUNIOR CLASS Buddy Hawkins Bill Combs . . . GIRLS Louise Aaron Gloria Aheron Lenora Andrews Lucille Barham Jeannette Barker Della Barker Vivian Barrow Helen Barton Irene Bondurant Lois Bondurant Katherine Boyd Alice Brame Ruby Brooks Vernelle Bryant Marion Buckner Frances Byrd Betty Carter Lucille Carter Margaret Carter Vera Carter Gladys Clifton Lucille Cox Mildred Craddock Sylvia Craddock Willie Mae Crowder Thelma Curry Jean Dickinson Catherine Dillon Marie Dillon Evelyn Earles Jeannette Edwards Peggy Ellis Josephine Eubanks Marreene Ferguson Frances Foddrill Elaine Gann Beatrice Gauldin Mary Gilly Virginia Gilly Judy Gover Elizabeth Gordon Lizzora Grogan Edith Hall Garnetta Hankins Faye Harris Wilda Harter Arlene Hatley Hilda Hawkins Mildred Haynes Mildred Hodges Pauline Hopkins Naomi Hopper Sarah Hopper Myrtle Hornbuckle Frances Horsley Avis Jamerson Edith Jefferson Hilda Joyce Iona Kirkman Betty Kirkpatrick Pansy Land Mamie Link Helen Litaker Vivian Long Violet Marlowe Evelyn Martin Cora Ann Trogdon Francis Newman . . President . . Vice-President Rebecca Martin Norma Lee May Helen McBride Elsie Meadows Lillian Minter Louise Marris Evelyn Nicholes Violet Newby Margie Newman Gazelle Newton Kathleen Parker Eliza Pender Rebecca Pender Beatrice Poll Frances Pullam Marie Pyron Vivian Rakestraw Louise Redmond Everlina Riddle Dorothy Robbins Addie Rae Roberts Lillie Hill Roberson Mattie Sue Robertson Roma Roberson Gaydell Saunders Hazel Saunders Lillian Schilling Marie Sedell Ann Shaw Doris Shirt Ruby Shough Bernice Smart Monnie Smith Alma Strader Lucille Strader Barbara Sutliff Elizabeth Sutliff Jo Shuford Alma Thompson Louise Talbott Bessie Tiller Mary Evelyn Tiller Cora Ann Trogden Dorothy Vernon Geneva Vestal Frances Wade Virginia Ward Helen Warren Rebecca Warren Mary Webb Arabell West Ivadell West Lorraine Wilkins Irene Williams Mary Woodall Elaine Ziglar BOYS Henry Adams Bobby Archibald Ulys Atkins Joe Austin Melvin Baker Charles Bell Sirley Black Billy Boyd J. T. Boyte Cecil Brammer John Buckner Howard Burgess Taylor Butler Robert Cato Artis Carter Walter Chambers James Chandler Bill Combs Dale Cooper Frank Cowan Lewis J. Cox Lewis Cox Curtis Dehart Ernest Easly Elwood Edwards Earl Eggleston Leon Eubanks Arnold Farmer Leonard Fulcher Ishmael Grogan Clayton Harris Buddy Hawkins Frank Henry Benton Hodges Junior Jarret Oliver Jefferies Livingstone Jones Elyson Kapps Robert Kendrick Tommy Kirkpatrick Curtis Laws Harlon Laws J. V. Lea « 8 ( 3 2 } •- , . . Secretary . . Treasurer Carl Light Curtis Light Lloyd Long Clyde Martin Garthem Martin Haywood Meeks Melvin Minter Buford Nelson Francis Newman Melvin Orrell Russell Patterson Ernest Petty Thomas Price Frank Ratliffe Melvin Ray Beverly Roland Oscar Simmons George Slayton Kerman Smart Clyde Smith Tommy Smith Jack Southard Jack Spencer Garvin Sutliff Albert Swinney Maynard Tilley Guerrant Treadway Joe Truslowe Jeff Turner Robert F. Turner Junior Whitt Chas. Wood Bobby Wycoflf Grover Younger Merchants Ice Coal Company