Lincolnton High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Lincolnton, NC)

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46 47 48 49 50 51 JZ 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 00 ol 02 U3 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76. 77 78. 79 80. S1 f i rim . 7- , ,r N! 1 1 ll f if. -+1 A I 1' 1. mfg. I, Ruth Tugman, will my ability to make talks in English to Marshall Beal, hoping that he will have more success than I have had. VVe, Oleka VVilliams, Mary Virginia Proctor, and Florence Hartman, will our title, The Noisiest Three in School, to C. B. Phillips, Jack Rudisill, and David Heavner, hoping ihat they will till it as well as we have. ' I, Myrtle Hoover, will my curly hair to Avis Heavner, so that she will not have to curl hers any more. I, Louise Bridges, will my ability to learn American History to Duett Grigg. I, Bob Vtlliisnant, will to John Leonard my title Mr, Bruton's Pet. I, Ed Smith, will to Margaret Glenn my ability to make seventy on all my subjects, so that she may graduate with honors. I, Joseph Robert Nixon, Jr., do hereby will my Cicero and Virgil ponies to Margaret Glenn and Mil- dred Hardin, to be owned jointly, in the hope that they will be able to translate Latin. I, John Smith, do hereby will and bequeath my place in the Cicero class to Lee VVolfe Starne's little brother, Raeford. I, Rose Hallman. do hereby will and bequeath my Flirtation VValk to Vada Cauble. I, Mary Frances Mundy, will my place in the National Honor Society to Lib Cline and Jim Mundy. I, Lester Mullen, will my ability in tenth history to Marshall Beal, hoping that it will keep him from l'lunking out in baseball season. I, Wilson Reinhardt, will my tlivver to Steve Barineau, so that he may get to school on time. I, Joe Leonard, will my title of Slop to Harvey Jonas, I, Shelton Lockman, will my ability to drive bus No. 21 to David Hovis, hoping that he may enjoy it as much as I have. I. Warren Wilkinson, will to Slip McGee my seat in Miss Rainwater's home room. I, Lucy Schrum, will my ability to talk in Study Hall to Seibert Lockman, as he never seems to say a word. I, Alice Robinson. will to Stella Hoyle my smallness so that some day she may get thin. I, Roberta Brown, do hereby will and bequeath to Glenn Beatty my car, so that he won't wear his thumb out going home after basketball practice. I, Hugh Putnam, do hereby will my position of first chair clarinet to Alf Costner. I, Mary Lou Latham, will my knowledge of eleventh English to Margaret Heafner, and hope that she will like it as much as I did. I, Dot Dellinger, do hereby will my knowledge of eleventh history to Sarah Bynum. I, James Goodson, do hereby will my name Mrs, Ramseur's pet to Victor Cashion. I, Houston Thompson, will my knowledge of French to Evan Shelton. I, Ruby Lineberger, do hereby will my ability to play a saxaphone to Harold Lohr, so that he may play in the band. I, Elizabeth Asbury, will my ability to skip school to Lib Rudisill, in the hope that she will never get caught. I. Jim Gamble, will my knowledge of practically nothing to Ed Johnson, so that he may someday know something. I, Augusta Boring, will my place at the head of the table in the cafeteria to Bill Grice, hoping that he will get as fat as I did. I, Evelyn Turner, bequeath to my sister Carolyn my knowledge of French, so that when she studies it she may pass. I, James Shives, will my job as bell boy to Bill Sigmon, hoping that he won't keep it as long as I have. I, Paul Rhyne, Jr., will my ability as a history student, the brains of the class, to Master John Harkey Mundy Mauney, so that he may pass next year. as I think he will fail this year. I, Ralph Smith, do hereby will my typewriter to David Robinson, hoping that some day he will become world's champion typist. VVe, Fern Hoffman and Roberta Carpenter, will our quietness and dignity to C. B. Phillips and Jack Rudisill. I, Rollin Proctor, will to Evan Shelton my ability to erase errors on my typing paper, hoping that he will fool Miss Roseman as often as I have. I, Catherine Yoder, do hereby will to Ottileen Robinson my dimples. I, James Ramsey, will my ability to read from a Caesar pony without getting nervous to J. R. Lineberger. I, Fred Kiser, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to study eleventh English to Garland Goodson. The above document, constituting the last will and testament of the senior class of nineteen hundred and thirty-hve, has been duly witnessed and signed by the following responsible underclassmen: CRAIG SCHRUM PUITT LAWING BILL GRICE Mixnci: Fmoen Page Twenty-four

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