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

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT XYe. the senior class ol' '58, of Lincolnton Iligh School, having at last reached the much desired and much envied position of Seniorhood, and knowing that we are about to part forever from these realms of learning, do hereby declare this to he our last will and testament. I, Phyllis Atkins, will to Amy Seagle all of my wonderful times at L. H. S. I, Larry Auron, hereby will to Nancy Rhodes my broken flown typewriter t'No. SOOSQIIJ. I, Bob Avery, will back to Bud Dellinger my bus and hope he doesn't have as much trouble as I did. I, Shirley Avery, will to my sister, Emma, and to my cousin, Patricia, my old, slow Ford, hoping they can miss mailboxes. I, Billy Ballard, will my seat in Mrs. Bamsaur's English class and my ability to smoke between periods and not get caught to Eddy Ballard, Harold Summey, Danny Seagle, and Larry Garner. I, Linda Ballard, will my ability to get Most Bashful to Nancy Smith, who deserves it as much as I did. I, Ronald Ballard, will to my cousin, Jeannie Keener, my ability to go to Maiden every night and stay on the Honor Roll. I, :Xndris Barda, will my college English book to somebody who will enjoy it more than I did. I, Danny Barger, will my title as IXIost Bashfuln to anyone unlucky enough to get stuck with it. I, Judy Beal, will to my little brother, Bobby, my place on the National Ilonor Society in hope that he does not have so hard a time getting on it as I did. I, Suzanne Beal, will my ability to get pinned while in high school to anyone who has a special liking for the Sigma Wu. I I, Barbara Biggerstaff, will to my sister, Linda, and to my friend, Joann Reynolds, my good times at L. II. S. I, Patsy Bivens, leave to Darrell Little and Nancy Bivens my ability to chew gum in Mrs. Ramsaur's room without getting caught. I, Betty Blanton, will to Larry Cornwell all my extra units so that he can graduate in two years. I, Sue Jane Byers, will to Tamera Stamey, Linda Sain, and Linda Meflee my locker on the third floor and hope that when they get it, it will have a handle. VVe, Frances Bynum and Linda Brown, will our place on the National Ilonor Society to Don Peeler. I, Linda Iluingarner, will to my niece, Clenda. my ability to chew gum in Nlrs. Bamsaur's room and get by with it. I, Gayle Burris, will to my sister, Carol, my driver's license. I, Celia Ann Caldwell, will to my sister, Sandra, my parking space. I, Barbara Carpenter, will my kid sister, 'lei'ry, my front seat in English class and my extra box of aspirins. I, Jimmie Carpenter, will my bad grades and good times to Ilichard Lloyd. I, Richard Carpenter, will to Wayman Beinhardt my ability to get caught smoking on the school grounds and not be punished. I, Jerry Cash, will to any junior my seat in chapel. I, Iirances Carter, will to Amy Seagle, Ella iylae Setzer, Barbara Childres, and Saundra McAllister my ability to finish school in four years. I, Martha Chandler, will to my brother, Chan, my path to school, in hopes that he won't have to walk it as often as I did. I, Jerry Cline, will my ability to make zeroes in Mrs. Bam- saur's English class to anyone who wants it. I, Terry Cline, leave to my brother, Donnie, my good times. I, Leslie Sain Costner, leave to my sister, Bobbie, my place on the National Ilonor Society. I, Nancy Crowell, hereby dump everything I got and owned in L. Il. S. into Pat Dellinger's lap. I, Peggy Cunningham, will to my sister, Sandra, all my good and had times at L, II. S. I, Pauline tfPoIlyj Davis, leave to Ann, Peggy, and Clara my wonderful times at L. H. S. I, Barry Devine. leave' my position on the basketball team to anyone who can make it. I, Judson Devine, will to Jenny Crowell my ability to own a car before finishing high school. I, Thomas Drury, will a little philosophy to my brother, Jim, and anyone who wishes to heed it: Don't take College English. I, C. Pt. Duncan, will my ability to fish in Mr. Hoyle's aquarium to Vllorth Roberts, in hopes that he has as much fun doing it as I did. I, Billy Eurey, leave to my friend, Harold Summey, my good times and hope that he Bnishes school. I, Dickie Finger, will to David VVright one Bot-Hy from Mr. lIoyle's physics class. I, Gene Cilhert, leave my ability to get an honor study- hall to anyone that lucky. I, Jean Coins, will to my sister, Jeanette, all the good times that I have had at L, II. S. I, Phyllis Goodson, will to my sister, Judy, all my good times at L. II. S. I, Priscilla Coodson, will to my brothers, Tommy, Wayne, and Steve, my ability to skip and get by with it. I, Phillip Graliain, will to my brothers my ability to come from out of nowhere and end up at no place. I, Betty Sue llalltnan, leave to my cousin, Patricia Ann Noles, the many wonderful times I have had at L. H. S., hoping she will have as much fun as I have had. I, Reggie Ilarvey, will my ability to skip school and not get caught to anyone who needs it. I, Larry llawkins, leave to my brother, Donnie, my good times in high school. I, Kay lleafner, will to Beth lVIodlin all my good times at L. II. I, Harry lleavner, leave the football knee brace that I used to anyone who has a had knee and wants to play football. I, Jane Ilines, leave to my cousin, Pat, all my good times at L. II. S. I, Gail llouser, leave to my sister, Sharon, my front seat in English class. I, Larry Mac Ilovis, will my three Wonderful years in 10th English to anyone that is as lazy as I am. I, Jerry Iloyle, will to my sister, Jean, all my good times .it I.. II. I. Larry Dean Iloyle, will all my good times i.n L. H. S. to my brother, Keith.

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SENIORS GENE OX SIIUEORD Life without sports and women is not life. Band: President of Sophomore Class: Latin Club: ,l.C.L.: President of Key Club: Senator: Vice- Presitlent of Student Association: COCaptuin of Football Team CAllClo11fei'e11ecj: Basketball: Sports Editor of PINE BURR: Superlative: Monogram Club. NANCTX' ,lANE SAIART Friendship is the urine of life. Bibliophiles: Glee Club: Home Economies Club: U olf Reporter. LOUISE STALLINGS All tongues speak well of her. Home Economies Club. BARBARA JANE STABIEY She is good as she is fair, for goodness dwells with kiiztlness there. Glue Club: Representative: French Club. DORIS .ANN SUTTON She lives content and envies none, not even a monarch on his throne. Home Economics Club. ROBERT XVRAY VFAYLOR lVhy take life too seriously, y0'll'll never get out of it olive. Band: Representative: Vieesljresident, Senior Class: Vice-President of French Club: Football: Baseball: Key Club: Superlative: Monogram Club. BELTON FFUCKER lVhy worry? Life is too short. FFHURBIAN ROBERT VVARD, IR. Always laughing, never sail, sometimes naughty, never bad. Key Club: French Club: Bible Club: Basketball Manager: Boys' State: Nlonogram Club. LAWRENCE IJAVID BUD XVARLICILJR. Be good, but if you can't loc good, he cm'ef1tl. Band: Cupid in Pigtailsug Baseball: Football: Presi- clent of Junior Class: Key Club: National llonor Society: Senator: PINE Bunn Staff: Basketball: Mono- gram Club. lXlARTIIA LOUISE VVITHERS Count that day lost, whose low descending sun, views in the pretty mug no wad of chewing gum. llome Eeonoinies Club: Glee Club: French Club: Basketball: Vllolf Reporter: Monogram Club. SIIELVIA JEAN VVOOD Her ways are ways of plensantnessf' Secretary-Treasurer of National Honor Society: Rep- resentauye: Nlarshal: Home Economies Club: J.C.L.: Bibliophiles: Latin Club: Oflice Statl. BILL VVOODRUEE Gaiety is the soul's health: sadness its poison. Bus Drivers Club. ELAINE YODER Sweetness and patience crown this lovely and talkative maid. Drum Majorette: Treasurer of Band: I.C.L.: French Club: Clee Club: Senator: Wolf Staff: PINE BURR Stall: Homecoming Sponsor: Cupid in Pigtailsn: May Court. I K. I . fttlit ipf-Q flgtfglb L' mr. ,. A t if if 41 'W -. 'F 'S-H V N S 'Nu IW V'A b. ' I I J ' it X X r' ' 1 My s Mt t. 1 . 1 i 3 We , 'wi 'M 4 ,L 43,531 I . Ally . s st! J t ' 'E 'Af' l .gi ,i ., , 4,,1, I ff 13, 1 f H I X ,t an-...um , ' 4, Q a ,, I 92. Jffilh 'V' M is 'ig xy- , 3 Q '-V., x - rf w. , , t A I 2 kk L A . . E A . -i, 1, W ,, ,t gs. .. ,eg ,,, it We t, ,i , -it ft lw-wash V , . .2..- 455- 4 it .s f 1- i 'ef t sa: rv? K . f wmv., fp. 'Mfr' f :gs 3 Q iw-1 ,, A pf, 49 if 415 f g 1 A If X f f X f 2 A f .- .,.. 4. -' I 2 C 25: V' View K

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I, Malinda Huss, will to Lynda Porter and Nancy Chaflfin my ability to get out at dinner and go home to sleep because I know they will need it. I, blargaret Iler, will to my sister, Frankie, my good times at L. H. S., hoping she enjoys hers as much as I did. I, Priscilla Ingle, will to Linda Bhyne and Richard Ledford my car to drive every third week during their senior year, hoping they can find a parking place. I, Fred Justice, will to Harry VVhitener my physics book, hoping that he can learn as much as I did. I, Diana Keener, leave in an Oldsmobile. I, Milton Keener, leave my bus, No. 18, to anyone who wishes to have it. I. Leonard Keever, will to my brother, Jimmy, my bus and hope that he has as much fun as I did. I. Nelda Lawing, leave my electric typewriter to my neigh- bor, Rex Stuart, in hopes that it doesn't make as many mistakes for him as it did for me. I, Bobby Leonard, leave to my brother, Larry, my seat in Nlrs. Ramsaur's class. I, Jackie Liner, leave my quiet ways and studious manner to anyone who can use them best. I, Sandra Lockee, will to my sister, Frankie, the good type' writer that I never had. I, Bobby Lockman, leave to my brother, Barry, my bus and hope that he has as much fun driving it as I did. I, Larry Long, will my locker, No. 34, to Donnie Cline, hoping that he will keep it cleaner than I did. I, Nancy Lynn, will my basketball suit to anyone who can have as much fun as I have had wearing it. I, Daniel Martin, leave to Larry Garner my dreams of get- ting out of high school. I, Frances lVIauney, will to Ella Mae Setzer, Amy Seagle, Barbara Childers, and Saundra McAllister the ability that I never had to pass conduct during their four years at L. H, S. I, Becky McCrary, will to my sister, Judy, the privilege of bringing my brother, Jim, to school every day. I, C. VV. McGee, will. to Kenneth Hord a passing grade in l2th English. I, Jimmy McLurd, will to Cary Vllillis my seat in physics, hoping that he makes better grades than I did. I, Joann Messer, leave my seat in Mrs. Bamsaur's English class to Martha lX'IcMurry, hoping that she can make fewer zeroes than I did. I, Harry Lee Miller, leave to my two brothers one new English book. I, Mary Lou Mosteller, will to any depressed underclassman, all my good times during my senior year. I, Betty Jo Mull, will to my sister, Mary Alice, all my good times at L. H. S., hoping that she will give the teachers no more trouble than I did. I, Annette Murphy, will to my sister, Marcella, my seat in typing, hoping that she will have as much fun in there as I did. I, Betty Norwood, will to my brother, Barry, my ability to have the teachers think I'm slightly off so they don't take me too seriously. I, Linda Pickens, will to Amy, Barbara, Ella lylae, and Saunclra all my good times at L. H. S. I, Judie Beinhardt, will to Jayne Page my ability to get the car home without any gas in it. I, Ernest Reynolds, leave my bus, No. 41, to Jimmy VVayne Elmore. I, Linda Reynolds, leave my favorite typewriter to my sister. Nancy. I, Joe Rhodes, leave my seat in the first-aid class to Harry Vllhitcner. I, Larry Roach, will to my steady, Oneta Ilell, my ability to have a locker each year and to use my old books. I, Shirley Polhill Ptudisill, will to my brother, Jackie, my old seat in biology and hope he has as much fun with Nlr. lloyle as I did. I, Dorothy Rhyne, will to my brother, Neal, my ability to graduate from high school in four years. I, Phyllis Rice, will my back seat in Mrs. Ramsaur's English class to Sandy Caskey. I, Bobby Ross, leave my seat in Ilth English to my wife, Faye, anal hope that she makes better grades than I did. I, Carolyn Sain, will to my sister, Phyllis, all my good times and happy memories that I received from L. H. S. I, Max Schronce, will my seat in Mrs. Ramsaur's English class to my wife, Peggy. I, VVayne Schrum, will my ability to obtain the title of Biggest Flirt to any undeseiving persv-n who goes steady. I, Gene Shuford, will to Mr. Sharpe a trophy for saying in other words 97 times in one period. I, Nancy Jane Smart, will to my cousins, Peggy and VVillie, all my good times at L, H. S. and hope they will graduate in four years instead of five years like me. I, Louise Stallings, will to my brother, Gary, my ability to graduate from good ole L. I-I. S. in four agonizing years. I, llarbiira Stamey. will to my sister, Patsy, and to all her friends, the success of getting the car and of having a wonder- ful time at L. ll. S I. Dorothy Stanley, leave to any girl who wants lt, the ability to get hitched before graduation. I, Doris Sutton, leave to the teachers of L. II. S. my best wishes and regards. I, Bob Taylor, leave. I, Belton Tucker, will my ability to get a different type- writer each day to Donald Holland. I, Bobby VVard, will my love for Peanuts to anyone crazy enough to read it. I, Bud VVarlick. will to Larry Seagle my ability to own a motorcycle and an MG to to have them both in the repair shop at the same time. I, Martha VVithers, leave with Sarah Jane Duncan, the warning: Don't chew gum in lylrs. Ramsaur's English class. I, Shelyia yVood, will my place on the National Honor Society to some deserving person. I, Elaine Yoder, will to Dale Norman all my good times at Ii. ll. S. C. R. IJUNCAN, Attempt-at-Law XV1'rNEssrs: .Vail Magazine's lVhat-Me Wlorry? kid Mr. Magoo