McLeansville High School - Oak Yearbook (McLeansville, NC)

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Honor D. A. R. WINNER Annie Lee Perry VALEDICTORIAN Joe Kennedy

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Cast Will find Zest ament , W ®’. 8 raduati g class of 1 956, realizing that the close of our school days are near at hand think it wise to leave something to those who in the future will undertake to fill our places. In the course of o u r high school days, naturally, we have accumulated various and valuable possessrons; our years have been fruitful. We have acquired a vast store of knowledge along with other things that will help us through our lives. Since we are burdened with some super¬ fluous possessions, we think it wise to d i s p o s e of them; too, we realize that the school would have a great loss without us or our valuable possessions. The upperclassmen, especially the Juniors, would be handicapped if we took all our valuable assets. To our faithful principal, Mr. Bowden, we leave our wishes that the oncoming students will be more willing to abide by the rules and regulations. To our sponsor, Mrs. Clapp, to whom we are very much indebted for her leadership and guidance, we leave our heartfelt gratitude. T o our teachers, who are our friends and helpers, we leave our m os t sine ere thanks for their helpfulness and co-operation in leading us to our goal. To individuals we bequeath the following characteristics: I,Becky Cobb, leave my superlative of class baby to Eva Nell Kirkman. We, Ann Reese and Wayne White, leave our superlative of best looking to Barbara Snow and Harry Oakley. We, Ann Reese and Willie Shelton, leave our superlative ofbest personality to Frankie King and Marshall White. We, Patsy Brewer and Jimmy Crabtree, leave our superlative of most intellectual to Mary Jane McLean and Alton Kennedy. We, Patsy Brewer and William Is ley, leave our superlative of most congenial to Louise Dawson and Marshall White. We, Sandra Baldwin and Bobby Smith, leave our superlative of friendliest to Joyce Owens and Marshall White. We, Sandra Baldwin and Wayne Boyles , leave our superlative of most carefree to Dorcas Woods, Ola Mae Hopkins and Jerry Newsome. We, Edna Alley and WattCobb, leave our superlative of most likely to succeed to Mary Jane McLean and David Moss. We, Edna Alley and William Isley, leave our superlative of cutest to Barbara LaMarr and Russell Smith. We, Dorothy Clapp and Jimmy Andrews, leave our superlative of most attractive to Gerry Kennedy and Harry Oakley. We, Ruth Fields and Dorothy Clapp, leave our superlative of most thoughtful to Nancy Hicks and David Kirkman. We, Anne Hall and Willie Shelton, leave our superlative of best all round to Barbara Snow and Kyle Stewart. We, Anne Hall and Hurley Hopkins, leave our superlative of most talented to Sara Garrison and David Moss. We, Annie Lee Perry and Wayne White, leave our superlative of most popular to Sara Garrison and Alton Kennedy. We, Annie Lee Perry and Jimmy Andrews, leave our superlative of best dressed to Barbara Snow and Harry Oakley. We, Peggy Walker and Irvin Ward, leave our superlative of wittiest to Marie Hill and Marshall White. We, Peggy Walker and Bobby Smith, leave our superlative of most athletic to Alton Kennedy and Sara Garrison. We, Phyllis Key and Wayne B oyle s , leave our superlative of most dependable to Eva Nell Kirkman and Harry Oakley. We, Phyllis Key and Irvin Ward, leave our superlative of most argumentative to Marie Lowdermilk and Russell Smith. We, Becky Cobb, Betty Sockwell, and Watt Cobb, leave our superlative of most talkative to Marie Hill, Marie Lowdermilk, and David Moss. We, Betty Sockwell and Hurley Hopkins, leave our superlative of most ambitious to Kay Reese and Kyle Stewart. We, Mary Ellen Kirkman and Joe Kennedy, leave our superlative of most studious to Mary Jane McLean and Kyle Stewart. We, Mary Ellen Kirkman and Alton Ward, leave our superlative of most dignified to Eva Nell Kirkman and Harry Oakley. We, Bertha Dawson and Alton Ward, leave our superlative of most courteous to Mary Jane McLean and Kyle Stewart. We, Bertha Dawson and Joe Kennedy, leave our superlative of quietest to Nancy Garringer, Elsie Hutchens and Russell Smith. We, Ruth Fields and Davis Key, leave our superlative of most original to Barbara LaMarr and Howard Collins. We, Rose Wilkinson and Davis Key, leave our superlative of most artistic to Joyce Owens and Kyle Stewart. We, Rose Wilkinson and Jimmy Crabtree, leave our superlative of biggest clock watchers to Frankie King and Odell Greeson. We hereby appoint Mrs. Clapp, our class adviser, as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of 1956, do set seal on this, the twenty-fifth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and fifty- six.

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Left to Right MARSHALS Mary Ellen Kirkman Patsy Brewer Joe Kennedy, Chief Annie Lee Perry Edna Alley MISS McLEANSVILLE HIGH Dorothy Clapp CIVITAN WINNER AND SALUTATORIAN Edna Alley Students