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

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CLASS PUEM We have begun the voyage of life: Reluctantly We part, But still We face the coming years With staunch and joyful heart. The corner stone of life is laid. Around it we must build, Until we reach the tower of fame Prom infancy instilled, We Wonder at the fleeting years. Our youth we still hold dear. We say goodby and now God Speed: The parting time is here, -.Joi IN RAMSLQUR, Poet

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L ST ILL ANTI TEST IVIE T I. Jane Abernethy, will my left arm and the ability to use it to Bobbie Jean Clanton.' I, Joyce Bandy. do hereby will my extra tonnage tand good riddancel to Bones Belch-she needs it more than I. I. Elizabeth Beam, do hereby will and bequeath my tendency to stay skinny no matter how much I eat to all fat girls who love food. I, Iris Blankenship. will my love for football to Betty Atkins. I, Jean Bynum, do hereby will all my good times in I.. H, S. to R. B. Saun- ders, hoping he will make the best of every advantage. I. Melvin Canipe. will number -I bus to any Sucker who thinks he can get rich. I, Jack Carswell, will my meanness to Ken I.ee Croodson. I, Thelma Clippard, do hereby will my school bus to anyone who has the ability to drive it and scare as many people with it as I. I. Betty Conner. will my ability to rush around to anyone who has no more sense than to undertake all the things It tried to do. I, Buddy Conner, will to my brothers. Joel. Paul. and Wayne, my ability to play ball. I. Ralph T. Conner. do hereby will to Bill Beattie my ability to make blondes, brunettes, and red-heads fall in love with me. I, Charles Crowell. will my position on the football team to Johnny Boy MacI-ean. . I, Patsy Ford, will and bequeath to Goldie James my love affairs trouble -hope she can solve hers better than I did mine. I, Royce Gillespie, will my ability to learn I.atin to I-ittle Brother hoping he understands it better than I. I, Kathleen Goodson, do hereby will to mv brother. Joe. my ability to play basketball, hoping he'll pass enough subjects next year to play. I, Betty Heafner. do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Ellen DeHart all the good times I have had during my senior year in I-. H. I. Vivian Hicks, do hereby will and bequeath my love for jazz music to Billie I-ou Sherrill. hoping she enjoys singing it as much as I. I. Willie Jean Hutchins, do hereby will to Loretta Hallman my place as cheerleader, hoping she has as much fun as I, I, Jean Keener, do hereby will my ambition to nnish high school in three years to A'Bunt Schrum. hoping she succeeds. I. John Ramsaur, do hereby will and bequeath my position as most conceited to anyone who honestly feels he deserves such a hard earned distinction. I. Bill Hoover. will to Max Eaker my bus driving job. I, Harold Eord. will my knowledge of everything which has a motor, tail. wings and flies like a bird to Max Quinton. I, Miles Beam, do hereby will my ability to get through I.. H. S. in three years to any dumb cluck willing to stay up till twelve o'clock pondering over Mrs. Smith's algebra. ' I, Edgar Rudisill, do hereby will and bequeath my position as teacher's pet to Pat I.aWing. hoping that she will be as adept an apple-polisher as I was, EDGAR RUIDISILI, Witnesses: Mizs. CHARMS D. Smmi Arzorneuettzelaitti IMIRS. BEAM Miss CARRIIZ M. Ros11MAN Page Nineteen

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