Nashville High School - Nahiscoan Yearbook (Nashville, NC)

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4714 Jlflcmnry af X Q. if WI LBUR BOONE , JR . 1936-1948 It may seem strange to us that this life ends When there is so much we want to do. So many plans to make, so many friends, So many dreams we want to make come true, And yet, we know that death can only give The gift of life eternal--ending never Where we may plan and work and grow and live Triumphantly, forever and forever.

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jIfflI5L'0f5 JENNIE BLOW WARREN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warren JIM PHILLIPS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phillips

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las! Wi!! and Zesfamen! State of North Carolina County of Nash City of Nashville We, the Senior Class of Nashville, of previously stated State and County, being of sound mind and good character, do herebv make and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. The following persons we do hereby declare to be rightful and lawful heirs of our fabulous possessions: ARTICLE I Section 1. To Mr. Walters, we leave our heartfelt thanks and admiration for the hard work he has done in making this school one we are now proud to call our Alma Mater. Section 2. To the juniors, we leave our hopes for a well organized annual staff. Section 3. To the Sophomores, we leave a word of encouragement, keep up the good work, the struggle is half over. Section 4. To the Freshmen, we leave this thought Do what you do well and your harvest will be fruitful. Section 5. To our parents, we give our thanks for seeing us this far and promise to be citizens of whom they will be proud. Section 6. To the School Board, we leave our appreciation for remodeling our school, ARTICLE ll Section l. To Miss Smith and Mrs. Williams, we bequeath our sincere appreciation for helping us carry out so successfully our many activities. Section 2. To Mrs. Futrell, we leave, knowing she will always remember each of us for what we are. Wherever she goes our admiration will follow. She has given of her talents bountifully. THANKS! Section 5. To Mr. Henson, we leave, still wondering how he talked Uncle Sam out of it. Section 4. To Miss Ellis, we leave our thanks for being so patient with us in Chemistry. Section 5. To Mr. McLeod, we leave our regrets for not being under his scholastic guidance. Section 6. To Miss Cockrell, we leave our appreciation for her struggle to make good cooks out of us. Section 7. To Mr. Barnes, we leave many potential ball players and a quiet study hall. Section 8. To Miss Montgomery, we leave our thanks for building such a fine band. Section 9. To Mr. Willey, we proudly leave the dedication of our 1954 Nabircomz. Section 10. To Mrs. Ross and Miss Louise, we leave our appreciation for their work in developing the many fine pianists we have. Section ll. To Mrs. Bunting, we leave our thanks for always being willing to help.