Nahunta High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Pikeville, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior class of 1957, being of sound and understanding mind, realizing that we are on the threshold of departing each of us in a different direction, do make and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. Item I: To Mrs. Gurley, we leave our unsettled quarrels and wasted time, hoping she will distribute it among the Seniors next year for they will really need some extra in which to carry on their business. Item II: To the upcoming classes, we bequeath our wealth and determination to ac- complish what we set our minds to do. Item III: Personal Belongings Lewis Valentine wills his ability to mimic Elvis to William Barnes, Mattie Jean Lee leaves her supply of cute remarks to Mrs. Wilkie so that she may add them to her collection. Annette Winders, believing it best to keep things in the family, passes her ability to hold her man down to her sister, Patsy. David Stafford leaves his motto, Say nothing, do nothing, to anyone to whom it applies. Dickie Pierce, hoping to save confusion, leaves this advice, If you ' re going to change girls, at least try to keep the same last name. Marion Talton wills his ability to play basketball and be high scorer to Kay Pittman. Annette Sasser leaves her parking space at the Coffee Shop to anyone else who likes cheeseburgers as well as she does. Being very generous and wanting to leave something, Cecil Lane wills his good looks to Michael Whaley to add to that which he already has. Betty Howell bequeaths her ability to spread her charm among all the males and still have her eye on one special one to Judy Stuckey. Raymond Radford leaves his driver ' s manual to John Sullivan, hoping he will set the same record as he has for being a safe driver. Melva Mitchell, Morris Carter, and Julius Boswell will their quiet and easy-to-get- along-with dispositions to Charles Sullivan. Douglas Gurley wills his ability to get along with girls to Bill Jordan. Billy Rae Holland leaves his be-bop haircut to Robert Gurley. Markie Smith wills her love for the Air Force to Robbie Taylor, hoping she too will like it some day. Elbert Richardson leaves all his unopened packs of gum to David Gurley, thinking maybe David will take over and keep everybody supplied. A. B. Crawford bequeaths his scorekeeping books to the next scorekeeper. Charles Aycock wills his knowledge of bookkeeping to Peter Aycock, since Peter needs it in order to pass the subject. Jimmy Bunn wills his speed, whether it be on the ball court or at the typewriter, to Glenn Sasser. Ann Strickland wills her camera to the photographer on next year ' s annual staff. Realizing the ball team will be lost without her, Daylon divides her skill in six shares among the team. Wilton Howell bequeaths his art ability to anyone who can ' t draw. Last but not least, Julia Berry wills her intelligence and good grades to all those who are just plain dumb. Julia Berry, Testator

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m6 Wayne B Em el. Pikf ' V ' rr Mr;MT Friendliest MATTIE JEAN - CHARLES ayfle Basketball Kahuntg at Mt. Oii ' e ivp sludpnts V A j. iennis cour ' which tht.. pd from a pa -ed dri e ' a., ' r,:t : m.jcie {,-0 SC- ' tD nietdl Santa Will iton 1 Nahunta Man To Productioi 5 Q n f lU Nahunta, Fremont, PikeviUe and Rosewood got off to a roaring u start last night by sweeping their : Ccfeiii. A ' ayne County Conference cage )peners. The Fremont girls led aU the vay to turn back the persistent lefending champion Eureka sex- et. 37-27. in a low scoring affaii Fremont held 12-4, 17-12 and 25- - nargins at tlie first three quar Bookie Ellis garnered 20 r ind Barbara Owens 13 f ' lers while Edna Ov or the visiting 1 ' - Howe ' er. ' efendin lont bf rom ■i ' n Wittiest DAYLON - LEWIS atuig ie e nd France wt m. the invasJO! ■ ' -tWes! brook, Lynette ' ' ' !;;h scho ■♦♦arbecue lie i = y. Z. Johnsui, Most Attractive CECIL - MARKIE unta. Cagers Figur S With 8 Vet and Gene Jackson 14 for the losers, rnton en ' defending champion Na- hunt a girls had no trouble in sc al- loping the visiting Brogden sextet, 54-36, after a tight first quarter. -kPth«r J ' ahunta led, 12-10. 27-18 and 38- r Oaks quarters, pk. tI Markse Smith pumped in 20 nd m PO »ts, Betty Howell scored 17 and . u inn Annette Sasser 9 to spark the win- si iH ' .-ii frs offensively while Diylon How- English, sparkled defensively. Peggy Billings paced the losers with 19. The defending champion Na- hunta boys had even less trouble thumping Brogden. 54-28, in the jRd.gy of last week, ' i cap after leading only, 20-14, .. rflance to iew our halftime. the second time fit Marion TpiSon scai ' ed 14. Buster orts and librari Lewis and Kay Pittman 9 for the go along with th winners while Jack Swinson tallied j 12 for the losers. TKo hosting Rosewood girls l g ed New Hope a solid 55-3: . ih writii •■he aimu . y v ' orking or. fUPI reg- 1 man, Judy St ' y ' jnta ' s ! Berry and fv for i Edgerton, L pi ' itle i Edgerton, •on j Lewis and Las! ve, ' V 1 rec ' O ' ' 0 SI n RAl Kvere A ' olfpa ;ditors The tef. ny Ranzi ' -.) ne Shavlii Ten Fi ars Wayne Recreation Cru; ?Tploied CI?i:r7? Kmc ' as with 417 •ior for- nior for- .lior guard H. senior guard i juni I Jim into Miss Wells I Rgv s ' -P. -s soph Ja Of Howell. i freshmen Micha ' er ' wh ' lPvr T. Other squad members include ! Srrickland, Ra;- SmII-- nr- an,i F ,nnh. .luru.. M... T.. i.u r. Most Popular ANNETTE S. - MARION ■ ms ' L Step, Overmai Boboy Bunn, and freshman nieh, n Most Likely to Succeed JULIA - DICKIE B. i ' lie ng as they never were hea - s with 27 points and 23 paced the all f:: ■ htcar. Virn- J 9 and •quarter .e P.. points . ' d dpfen- .,1 y. .ped in 34 r oints h ,h ;n Eci i aids in ' o.y. pion Pikc- !i-ncd back 4 ' j, in the night-j fir:h first halfJ 2: -21. at ' ■ 0 pei-iods ■■•n to 40-2 a-k.