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O 194 from I1 U B W I I, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIGR CLASS NORTH CAROLINA LINCOLN COUNTY CITY OII LINCOIINTON We. the senior class of Lincolnton High School. of above said state. county, and city, in the year nineteen hundred and forty, have come eleven short years along the path of life which has not been all drudgery and hard mental labor, but merely a path lined with roses with a few thorns pricking up here and there to make us appreciate the roses, do hereby make and ordain this to be our last will and testament: I, Mary Abernethy, will and bequeath my report card to all juniors. I. Bessie Benfield, will my sweet disposition and meek voice to Isabel Scronce. I. Frances Brackett, will my ability to remain quiet in home room to Pauline Sigmon. We, Ruth Bradshaw and Gladys Bradshaw, will our beautiful curly locks to anyone who wants them. V I Frances Bridges, will my glamour to Clara Martin, hoping Hedy Lamarr will not be jealous. I. Mary Frances Buff, will my love for freshmen to Alice Kincaid. I, Dorothy Burke, will my short stature to Tillie Eaker. I, Elaine Byers, will my astounding knowledge of French to Pinkie Holbrooks. I, Edna Carpenter, will my trouble with math to Laura Stroup. I, Rachel Carpenter, will my ability to get the men to Virginia McLean. I, Grace Cash, will my beautiful speaking voice to Mag Rogers, alias Betty Ann. I, Ruth Childers, will each of my beautiful black curls to Nancy Seagle. I, Margaret Cloninger. will my ability to make good grades in Latin to Fred Caldwell. I Mary Agnes Cochrane, will to the rising senior class, my senior dignity, hop- ing they will find it in good condition as it has not been used. I Bobbie Lander, will my love for country courtin' lanes to Mary Reinhardt. I, Thelma Ledford, will my sweet disposition to Lottie Baker. I Agnes McAllister, will my kinky hair to Noel McGinnis. 1 v v I, Kathryn Moore, will my cute little figger to Virginia Ballard. We, Yvonne Reinhardt and Charlotte Ramsaur, will our fatal fascination for men to any too. too eager female members of the junior class. I Frances Rudisill, will my chewing-gum-technique-Without-getting-caught to Louise Gordon. , Gertrude Seagle, will my sunny smile to Louise Holly, Elizabeth Schrum, will my beautiful golden hair to Betty Schrum, hoping that she will leave mine alone. I Madge Scrum, will my title as chief cook and bottle washer in the Home Ec room to Ruth Rhyne. , Lola Kate Van Story, will my incessant giggling to Elsie May Summey. Margaret Warlick, will my marvelous disposition and contagious smile to Helen Houser. v I I, v I I, Page Twenl ty - two
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SE IOR CLASS PROPHECY Bradshaw's Beauty Salon. owned and operated by Gladys and Ruth Brad- shaw will have the famous make-up artist, Ruth Childers, with them next week. Madge Shrum is their manicurist. Oh, I'm getting homesick for North Carolina. Didn't anyone stay there? Oh yes, Evelyn Garrison is Dean of Women at the Vw'oman's College of the University of North Carolina. I want to know what's going on in Lincolnton. Don Hipp and 'Robert Hovis, two successful farmers, have taken Hrst prizes at the State Fair with their livestock. Mary Frances Buff is Girl Scout Leader there. Tom Bost is a dentist. Why here's a write-up on our own dear Lincolnton High School. Frances Wood is Librarian now. Mary Abernethy teaches Senior Ifnglish: Frances Brackett, Latin: Agnes McAllister, Home Economics: and James Fortenberry is Coach. A very promising Glee Club is under the direction of Margaret Cochrane. Charles Corriher is now a wealthy banker. His stenographer is Dlivia Rudisill. Harold Schrum is a cotton broker. His secretary is Lorene Huss. Here's a picture of Vivian Kistler, who is famous now because she has married a very well-known official in our United States Government. She is pictured buying a hat in Virginia at Emma l-ee Harrill's Shoppe. Julia Alyce Hoover is painting a magazine cover. Her artist model is Elizabeth Schrum. A murder mystery has just been solved by Detective James Williams and Chief of Police Conrad Seagle. The lawyer for the case was Jerry Tilson. who was skillfully aided by Mary Ruth Weaver, his secretary. Claude Warren. County deputy sheriff, was commended for his fine work on the case. Margaret Warlick covered the story for this newspaper. If you're hungry, John Houser owns a cafe-just around the corner and Thelma Ledford operates a tea room. Rachel Carpenter is touring the West on a Greyhound bus driven by Julius Sherrill. Lola Kate Van Story and her husband, a football coach. are on the same bus. Fred Eaker, highway constructor. Wilson Goodson. architect, and Harold Hallman. engineer. are working together on a project. Hollis Henderson, sports writer, has just interviewed Frank Heafner, coach at Duke, and Dwight Lockman. coach at the University of North Carolina. He also wrote about a famous golfer. Richard Goodson. Tommy Houser is now a minister. Johnathan Rhyne out-did us all by becoming president of the land of the free, and the home of the brave. I fold my paper. Why go on? All of my classmates are accounted for. Now I know where they are and what they are doing. I'm content because each is happy. I suddenly remember that the next day will be a busy one at the oflice, for I have at last realized my ambition, and am a designer. I go to get my beauty sleep, leaving the ghosts of memories to play hide-and-seek with the flickering fire-light. MARY AGNES CoCHRANi5. Class Propheless. Page 'IlLL't'I7ltf-UIUL'
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS I, Mary Ruth Vfeaver, will my ability to chew gum musically to Tinny Weaver. I, Frances Wood, will my ability to keep order in the Library to Margaret Quickel. I, Margaret Anna Winstead, will my interest in governmental affairs to Elsie May Summey. I. Eloise Wyont, will my ability to write love letters to Ruby Heafner and Kenneth Arrowood. I, Allen Bandy. will my love for the girls to Billy Rudisill. I. Frantz Beal. will my oratorical ability to Bill Bowen. I, Walton Boring. will my good looks and pleasing personality to Craig Devine. I. Clarence Carpenter. will my beautiful Ford to Junior Cilenn so he can ride to school. I, Fred Cornwell, will my love for tenth English to Mike Beam. I, Charles Corriher. will my ability to take flattering pictures to Robert Edwards. I, Fred Eaker. will my ability to play football to Eddie Seagle. I. Richard Goodson. will my blushes to I-Iarold Krauss. We, Tom Bost, Pink Tolbert, and James Fortenberry, will our places as teachers' pets to all juniors! I. Wilson Goodson. will my ability to make wise cracks to Jimmy Moore. I, I-Iarold I-Iallman. will my backfield position on the football team to Paul Gabriel. I. John I-Ieavner. will my ability to flirt in the study halls to Ause I-Iarvey. I, I-Iollis I-Ienderson. will my damyankee accent to Dahvid Cashion. I, Don Hipp, will my title as Future Farmer to Karl Thomas. I. Tommy Houser. yield my astounding knowledge of French to Bill Mace. I. John I-Iouser. will my way with the womenf to Bill I-larkey. I. Robert Hovis. will my knowledge of chemistry to Edwin Jones, I, Edwin Keever, will my seat on the bus to Ruth Senter. I, Ernest Kiger, will my title as Speed Demon to Virginia McLean. I. Harry Mauney, will my love for a good laugh and a good time to the future students of dear ole L. I-I. S. I. Jimmy Navey. will my title as Master Musician to Ralph Jonas. I Tom Porter, will my bashfulness to Whitey Heafner in the hope that I will be rid of it. I, Johnathan Rhyne, will the pleasure I received as president of the senior class to my successor. I. Richard Robinson, will my ability as a baseball player to 'Dickey l-Iaigler. I. Claude Warren, will my scholastic ability to Bill Bowen. I. Jerry Tilson, will my broken heart to all juniors who are lovealorn. I I 1 , James Williams, will my senior priviliges to Noel McGinnis. , Tom Yount. will my place as bench-warmer on the baseball team to Bill Ramsey. I, Julius Sherrill, will my position as bus driver to Clyde I-Ieavner. I, Jakie Wycoff, will my love for juniors to Esther Ann Mullen. tSignedl: YVONNE REINHARDT lurzempz-ur-lawn Witnesses: Roi' TURBYPILL. SHELLEY CAsH1oN. Mooie THoMPsoN. Page Twenty-three
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