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

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CLASS POEM The years have come, the years have gone And will go on unending. And we who leave our footprints here Will strive to keep ascending. We leave behind in those loved halls The tears and joys of striving, And stand erect to face the world Where unknown tides are driving. Like one whose ship, on unknown seas Takes God into her reckoning, We, too, will place our trust in Him ' Til harbor lights are beckoning. And so with steadfast hope and faith, Undaunted and unbending We launch our craft upon Life ' s sea, Full sail to journey ' s ending. Jeannette Fair. Page Twenty-four

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Wayne Finger, hereby will my seat and book in 12th English to Jane Grigg and I hope she takes more advantage of them than I have. I. Clara Hoyle, hereby will my seat in shorthand to Laura Wehunt, hoping she will study more than I did. I, Jane Lohr, do hereby will and be iueath to Peggy Ann Costner my place in the office sixth period hoping that she will have as much fun helping Coach as 1 have had. We, Wray Beal and Jonnie Chronister, do hereby will our love for milk and potato chips to anyone who has sense enough not to eat too many. I, Brat Stroup. do hereby will my position as bell ringer to Hill Eaker, hoping he will be on time as much as I was. I, Dorothy Dean Howard, do hereby will to my cousin, Earleen Norwood, my seat in the bookkeeping class and here ' s hoping she enjoys it as much as I have. I, Tinka Tilson, do hereby will and bequeath to Molly Pickens all the good times that I have had during my senior year in L. H. S., hoping that she will have as much fun as I. I, Virginia Heavner, do hereby will my place as most dignified senior to Margaret Reep. I, Katherine Roseman, hereby will my seat in Mrs. Ramseur ' s third period study hall to Peggy Ann Costner, hoping she gets by talking as I did. I, Margaret Rudisill, do hereby will my good times at L. H. S. to my cousin, Ransom Carpenter. I, Helen Gragg, do hereby will my good times at L. H. S. to Pokie Self and Maxine Heavener. I, Inez Thornburg, do hereby dump everything I own in Betty Carol McAlister ' s lap. I, Dorothy Payseur, do hereby will my place in the athletic store to Helen Hoffman, hoping she enjoys it as much as I have. I, Pauline Devine, do hereby will my ability to have fun to Bonnie Devine, Jean Bynum, and Milly Mullen but I hope they will take some things seriously because I didn ' t. I, LaVon Blankenship, do hereby will all my good times at L. H. S. to Iris Blankenship, Betty Jeanne Ellis, and Vivian Hicks. I, Ruth Willis, do hereby will my seat in Mrs. Ramseur ' s English class to Margaret Reep, hoping she will do better than I. I, Beatrice Kincaid, do hereby will my knowledge of bookkeeping to Virginia Shuford. I, Jimmie McGinnis, will my ability to pass without studying to Charles Randall, and I hope that he gets by as well as I. I, Faith Rhyne, do hereby will my office as class president to Bobbie Riser hoping she enjoys it as much as I have. I, Helen Warren, will my position in basketball to Ann S. Davis, hoping she will make a better player than I. I, Chris Crooks, do hereby will and bequeath my sneezes to Shelly Roper, hoping she doesn ' t get as many laughs about them as I. I, Opal Harwell, hereby will my seat in second period study hall to Dorothy Whitesides, hoping she doesn ' t get caught talking every day. I, Carolyn Byers, will my seat in Mrs. Shive ' s study hall to my sister Conette. hoping she doesn ' t get fussed at every day for talking. I, Margaret Eurey, do hereby will all my books to whoever may get them, hoping they may use them as much as I. I, Helen Sellers, do hereby will my place on the basketball team to Betty Jean Ho vis, hoping she doesn ' t make as many fouls as I. We, Elliott Beal and Lou Rhyne, do hereby will our title as most in love to Willie Jean Hutchins and whomever she catches. I, Charlie Saunders, do hereby will my position as school bus driver to my brother, R. B. Saunders. I, Mary Edith Moss, do hereby will my love for basketball to Nell Morton. I, Shasta Buff, do hereby will my seat in 12th English and my secret of chewing gum without the teacher catching me to Avaneal Shuford. I, Jannie Fair, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep out of other people ' s love affairs to Betty McLean, although she can be a big help. I, Dorothy Long, do hereby will my love for reading books to Ruline Bradshaw. hoping she will make all her book reports. I, Jack McQuinn, do hereby will to Frank Rudisill my keen interest for anything that flies, has two wings, and a motor. I, Betty Ann Randall, do hereby will to Carolyn Merritt, my ability to chew gum in Algebra, hoping she can get by with it as I did. I, Ozell Baker, do hereby will my seat in 11th history to Betty Heafner. I, Dalton Mitchem, do hereby will my knowledge of 12th English to Patsy Runt Ford, hoping she will make better grades than I. I, Ted Corriher, do hereby will to Donald Hog Hovis my ability to type. I, Velma McGinnis, hereby will to Betty Jean Hovis my office as Secretary of the Bibliophiles, hoping she will enjoy it as much as I have. We, Clafton Mullen and Marie Bynum, do hereby will our good times in fifth period study hall to Aileen Huss and Virginia Kistler. Witnesses : Carrie M. Roseman Helen Stroupe Rubye Shives Leonard Elliott Beal, Attorney-at-Law Page Twenty-three

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f% A ' ■■ X ' .. ' -if JUNIDR OFFICERS Oscar Elmore President BILL EAKER ... Vice-President FRANCES Rayle . Secretary-Treasurer Page Twenty-five