Pinehurst High School - Rebel Yearbook (Pinehurst, NC)

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out. WASHINGTON T R I f At about 7:30 a.ra. on Tuesday morning, April 30, a group of forty Juniors and Seniors began to gather in front of our high school building in preparation for our long awaited trip to Washington, D. C. Since our group was 3o large, it was pre-arranged by our Superintendent, Mr. Cannon, to charter a bus for the trip. Soon the bus arrived, and we were on our way. We arrived at the Houston Hotel in Washington about supper time that evening. We freshened up very quickly and th.;n enjoyed our first meal in Washington. On Wednesday, the first building we toured was the Bureau of Engrav- ing. We were all astonished at the huge amounts of moneyI Next came the Capitol, and in our tour of the Senate, it gave us strange feeling when the guide informed us that we were seated very near the seats that the Puerto-Ricans sat in who tried to kill President Truman. AI30 we viewed Washington from the Washington Monument. That night, v.e took a boot ride down the Potomac. Thursday we visited th Franciscan Monastery, which was very impress- ive. We also went through the White. House. The icafc of the Unknown Sol- dier was visited, too. On Friday morning we checked cut, of the Houston Hotel and began our trip to the Luray Caverns. Cn our way vro stopped to sew Mount Vernon, It was very interesting to see hew the people lived in the past. The Luray Caverns were very beautiful. We arrived at Natural 3ridge, Virginia ne r supper tine Friday eve- ning. After supp.r we went down to the natural bridge and saw the Drama of the Creation. We wore “11 aoased at the bridge. We spent the night there and after breakfast Saturday morning a happy greup loaded the bus to start home after a most unforgetable trip. Joan McDonald MARSHALS 1957 Juniors----Patty Cre.atb Alice Garrison Sophomores—Bebe Barrett Allison Gramelsbach Freshmen----Elsie Garrison Virginia Yonker

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LAST WILL AND IBSTAMBNT We, the rraduating clas3 (we hope!) of Pinehurst High School, being of sound bodies and questicnabls minds, do hereby make known our last will and testament. After thoughtful consideration, we bequeath : I To the Juniors of 57, our successors in 53, we leave our will to learn, our rood conduct, and our cooperation with the teachers with the hope that they may use them mor . successfully than vre did. II To Mr. and Mrs. Cannon and the entire faculty, we leave our sincerest thanks for everything that th y havj done for us. With them rushing us fren behind tr keep us from faltering, we filially m?.d it. Thanks! Ill fo cur ur.dcrclassrne , we leave our short lunch, period. Maybe some day they will by some s:cillful negotiations, gain a lender period. IV The following individuals leave so certain osrsons some of their personal talents: (1) Barbara Adc jx leaves her happy-go-lucky way and her singing voice to Deana Sheffield. (2) V aylon Blac le: ves hi3 ability to have fun in English class to Slwood Ritter. (3) Janice Baldwin leaver to Mettia Jane Frye her -ability tc catch a good Icking fellow (G. T.) (A) Carl Garrison bequeaths his will to lcarr. and his large vocabulary tc DaytcL. Lur.day, (5) Frances Kennedy wills her knack of making good French grades tc Brad Johnson. (6) Fred Taylcr leaves his happy disposi-i.n and l'rge collection of wise- cracks t' David Bosw:rth. (7) Haure-n Brennan Cribb wills her ir.crediole ability to miss French tests t: Raymond Clapp. (8) Denny Gamer wills t John Santy his way with girls and his ability as a plugger”. (9) Joan MacDonald bequeath.3 her seat :n t he bench at Aberdeen Lake to Jeon Yarbcorgh. (10) Nelson 31ack leaves to Ralph Gilliland his ability in sperts and his all-around good personality, (11) Faye McKenzie leav s her ability tc osisbehave in class and still keep an innocent look n her face to Allison Grar.elsbach, (12) Kenneth Whitesell bequeaths tc Bill Prince his ability to make up joke3. (13) Joyce Edmcnds leaves her ability tc study and the r«3t cf her Blondex to Shannon Ccrroli. (1A) Bobby Cole leaves liis cool manner rnd stylish hair-dc to ’’Lank” McKenzie. (15) Arlene Hussey wills her .all-around ability .and her name, '’Smiley41, tc Nancy Gcuger. (16) V ayne Hardy leaves to Sylvia Bryant a photograph of his class and hopes that someday she will have one as beautiful. (17) Betty Dupree leaves to Patty Creath her ability tc ask sensible questiens in Economics. (18) Robert Garrison wills his football suit and dental appointments tc Janes Ritter. (19) Bill Talbert wills his keen moustache tc Johnny Grier. Wayne Hardy

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1956 - 1957 Class Officers Seniors President - Wayne Hardy Vice President - Donny Garner Secretary - Carl Garrison Treasurer - Robert Garrison Juniors President - John McKenzie Vice President - Ralph Oldham Secretary - Barbara Hunt Treasurer - Warren Cameron Sophomores President - James Ritter Vice President - John Santy Secretary - Allison Grazaelsbach Treasurer - David Frye Freshmen President - Patsy McKenzie Vice President - Virginia Yonkers Secretary - Beverly Lea Treasurer - Jinny Sheffield