Pantego High School - Olde Academie Yearbook (Pantego, NC)

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gr! , Q ' 'F -r .i LA T WILL We the senior class as a whole leave to the: Faculty - Peace and quietness since our class is moving on. Juniors - Our new senior class room and hope it stays as pretty as it is now. Sophomores - Our quiet ways-they'll need them. Freshmen - Our brilliant minds for future use. Meiva Woolard, do hereby will and bequeath to Lois Lilly my giggles in class - I'm trying to get rid of some of them. Janice Keech, do hereby will and bequeath my little book on How to Get Married to Barbara Woolard in hopes maybe some day she will be able to get a man. Helen Van Wyk, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be a teachers pet to Nellie Ange so she will graduate next year. Peggy Keech, do hereby will and bequeath my calm manners and quiet ways to Magnolia Duckworth, so she will not be such a loud mouth. Junella Paul, do hereby will and bequeath my perfect attendance record to Clifton Kirtman. Mary Jane Rose, do hereby will and bequeath as little as possible-my brain-to be divided equally between Roy Shepard, Jr., and Alvin Davenport. Teddy Bowen, do hereby will and bequeath to Norman Midgette my love for the girls, providing he keeps it alive and thriving. Dan Winfield, do hereby will and bequeath my fickleness of love and all-round athletic ability to Robert Radcliffe-they have served me well. Marie Slot, do hereby will and bequeath my height to Ann Bowen as she really needs it. C. C. Jackson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to Wade Harrell lJust in case he needs lt.l Ralph Keech, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to do nothing other than dodge work and kill time to Al Hodges. Carol Allen, do hereby will and bequeath my corner chair in the library to Arie Leegwater to study tar all his tests. Good luck Arie. Doris Sawyer, do hereby will and bequeath to Nancy Aycock my ability to use the same book reports every year, and my place in bookkeeping class. . Martin van Staalduinen, do hereby will and bequeath my job on the annual staff next year as Editorl in-chief to Jackie Respess Frank Hollowell, do hereby will and bequeath my versatile personality to Charlie Keech. William Waters, do hereby will and bequeath to Dallas Boyd my ability to change during his senior year from bad to good. Phrocene Allen, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay small to Ernisteen Allen and alsr rf study ability in hopes it will increase her's as it has mine. Van Respess, do hereby will and bequeath to Sherman Linton all my Parliamentary Procedure rules. lalthough he doesn't need them.l . John Eisses, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to L. C. Keech. Larry Allen, do hereby will and bequeath my arguments in Mr. Jones' chemistry class to Horace States- berry. ' Florida Paul, do hereby will and bequeath to Jimmie Vreugdenhil my ability to talk in the library under Mr. Jones, and get away with it. Ellis Myers, do hereby will and bequeath my way with the women to my brother Vernon. Gracie Allen, do hereby will and bequeath my love for shorthand to anyone who wants as much trouble with it as I have had. Minnie Lou Allen, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get an engagement ring to Betty Keech, Irene Brinn, do hereby will and bequeath my place as most athletic girl in the senior class to Doris Tooley. We, the Senior Class as a whole, leave the school, period. IRENE BRINN, Testator

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LASS PRCPHECY If you will go with me, I shall turn ahead the hands of time to May 18, 1961. As I sit here gazing into the walls of space, I can see a vision of my classmates in the world of today. First, I see Melva Woolard as head nurse of McGuire Veteran's Hospital in Richmond, Va. John Eisses as a Surgeon and Carol Allen as his nurse, who seem to be doing very nicely in their work. I -can vision Dan Winfied as Boys Athletic coach of Pantego High School. There, also, on the faculty was Ellis Myers, Principal, William Waters, Agriculture teacher. Irene Brinn, now a Mrs., the Girls Athletic coach while Phrocene Allen, also a Mrs., is the Commercial teacher. Helen van Wyk and Peggy Keech are owners of The W 8. K Art School. In the Florida Times I can see an advertisement of The Bowen's Tourist Cabins owned by Teddy Bowen. Ralph Keech is a Maior in the Army while Martin van Staalduinen is a Captain in the Navy. Van Respess is a Chemistry Professor at North Carolina State College. Florida Paul married a Missionary and they are doing Missionary work in Africa. C. C. Jackson and Frank Hollowell are partners as Chevrolet Dealers, while Gracie Allen is their head bookkeeper. Marie Slot is manager of Orbach's Department Store in Jersey City, New Jersey. Doris Sawyer is now Editor of The Cleveland Daily News, of Cleveland, Ohio. Larry Allen decided he could do well enough farming and there he is doing very well. Janice Keech who was married shortly after graduation is living at White Post with her husband and three children. Mary Jane Rose who was also married shortly after school is living on a farm with her husband. Junella Paul, who has re- cently married has not yet returned from her honeymoon from California. Minnie Lou Allen is married and is traveling from state to state with her husband who has made the Army his career. All too soon my sight was dimmed, and my classmates of '51 were gone from me again. But, indeed, I had a wonderful hour of vision. MINNIE LOU ALLEN, Class Prophetess

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A UPERLATIVE . AND MISS SENIOR '5l BEST DRESSED AF .. I x . .5 j , lEk55U'a Helen Van Wyk Ellis Myers Phrocene Allen Van Respess QUIETEST MOST POPULAR M. BEST LOOKING Phrocene Allen Teddy Bowen MOST AMBITIOUS xgeiifknhn.. 'Ninn Peggy Reech Munnue Lou Allen Wlllram Waters C C Jackson LAZIEST MOST DEPENDABLE W-f Dorls Sawyer Mary Jane Rose Ralph Keech Mamn van Staaldulnen Florida Paul John Eisses MOST 'TALKATIVE K' - - K i,- lf vu., '..-XL-we r 0 . Melva Woolard Larry Allen