Mangum High School - Echoes Yearbook (Bahama, NC)

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ITEM VII The Journalism Club leaves the 'dear old stapling machines' to the uprising Journalism Club. Our personal property we so will and bequeath as follows: Freddy leaves all the themes that he has written to the 'Historic Research Company.' Dan leaves his loud ways to Wade Tilley. Libby leaves her ability to get a man to Teeny Hill. Lobera leaves her 'dance' to Barbara Ellis. Mary leaves all her boyfriends at Oxford to Virginia Jeffries. Lucille leaves her good times at the dances to Virginia Tilley. Thomas leaves his many girlfriends to Roxboro Walker. They will have to catch the 'green Hornet' to get to any ball games they wish to attend. H.L. leaves his quiet ways to Sue Poole. Stacey leaves his 'hot rod' to Edward Oakley. Carl leaves his way with the women to James Duke. Robert leaves the back seat of '68' to anyone who would like to have it. Hazel leaves her sweet ways to Charlotte Pope and many blushes to Alma Robinson. Rosa Belle leaves her completed geometry papers to Dave Ladd. Faydene leaves her good times to Sybil Jackson. Emmy Lou leaves her pleasing personality to the members of the 1953 senior class. She leaves all the company she has to the'Vaughan Hotel' in Bahama. Dorothy leaves her flirtatious ways to Vann Mangum. Yvonne leaves her piano playing to all the junior irls. g Bernadine leaves the troubles of the multigraph to the new Journalism club. Patricia leaves her quiet ways to James Jeffries. Lewis leaves the rides in the 'White Mercury' to the girls to fight over. Melinda leaves her 'special boyfriend' to anyone who is able to take him away from her. Barbara leaves her ability to 'Shagg' to Ellen Cash. Cordelia leaves her curiosity to Teeny Hill. Marshall leaves his knowledge of Algebra to Mary Ruth Allen. Marie leaves her friendly smile to Frances Paschall. Now as we are about to leave, to find what awaits us in this Atomic Age, we know that whatever honor we attain it belongs to Mangum School and our parents who have trained us in all the best ways possible. Under the hand and seal of Mangum High School this fourth day of June, 1952. Yvonne McFarland, Teetarix W.P. Anderson, Lawyer

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x B1gg,9g flirta, Most likely to succeed:- Sgacg plintom Most talented: Dorgtgy Roberts Yvonne McFarland Loudest: Dan Terry Quietest: Most popular: Patricia Paschall Dorothy Roberts Thomas Tippett