Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

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| eter Wk A T TV ES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Juanita Allred Bobby Russell MOST STUDIOUS Jennie Lou Smith Norman Greeson 15. MOST POPULAR Betty Causey Jack Brown MOST CONCEITED La Rue Johnson Bill Parker Wks 18. CUTEST Ruth Glenn Arthur Wright MOST DIGNIFIED Peggy Brown Theron Farlow 19. 20. BIGGEST FLIRT La Rue Johnson W orth Cox BEST LOOKING Jean Kennedy George Yow WITTIEST Jane Hendrix George Yow

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‘ 3. MOST TYPICAL SENIORS Colleen Richardson Theron Farlow CLASS BABY Ruth Frazier Allen Wrenn BEST SPORT Vera Redding Norman Greeson O fi MOST AMBITIOUS Margie Small Branson Vickory QUIETEST Ella Mae Sheppard Richard Barker MOST ATHLETIC Louise Pickard Bobby Russell lard (. GL AS Se FRIENDLIEST Bettye Jean Millikan Norman Greeson NEATEST Betty Varner Arthur Wright BEST ALL AROUND 12. Bettye Jean Millikan A. W. McElhannon 1 MOST DARING Lois Walker Harold Redding BEST DRESSED Ruth Glenn Arthur Wright MOST COURTEOU Sue Allred | Robert Marsh ee a

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the senior class of 1948, realizing that our days at Randleman High School are drawing near the end do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. Article 1. To the faculty: : Item 1. To Mr. Ballard, our principal, we leave our deepest appreciation for his cooperation with our class, as well as other classes, and for the good work he has accomplished in our school in such a short time. Item 2. To our teachers we leave our greatest thanks for the time they have spent and the patience they have shown through our twelve years of school. Article 2. To the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshmen classes: Item 1. To the Junior class we leave our honor and privileges of becoming seniors. Item 2. To the Sophomores and Freshmen we leave the many wonderful times we have had during our High School days. Article 3. To various individuals: Helen Hughes leaves her tiny build and quiet ways to Carol Fleming. Jean Kennedy leaves Gordon Spencer. Jack Brown leaves Evelyn Farlow. Theron Farlow leaves Elizabeth Wiles. Max Warlick and Myra Wise leave together. Robert Marsh leaves his good manners to Bob Johnson. We, Betty Causey and Ruth Glenn, will our schoolday friendship to Peggy Yow, Brownie Dawkins, and Betty Jane Johnson. Bill Parker, Jack Brown, and Allen Wrenn leave French. La Rue Johnson leaves her conceit to Hope Snyder. Norman Greeson leaves his ability to get along with the girls to Splinter Wood. Jane Hendrix leaves her ability to make a noise so she can be seen to Nina Jane Kennedy. Bobby Russell wills his love for photography to Mary Lou Moser. Louise Pickard, Vera Redding and Peggy Brown leave their basketball talent to Betty Jo Pugh, Ida Mae Pugh, and Sara Jane Jarrell. Mara Sue Allred leaves her position as class treasurer to the best Junior financier. A. W. McElhannon wills his ability to grow a mustache to Kenneth Farlow. I, Hilda Hancock, just leave, aren’t you glad? Richard Barker leaves his physique to Hubert Allred. Ruth Frazier leaves her baby ways to anyone who wants them. Martha Lou Farlow leaves her ROYAL typewriter to anyone who is lucky enough to get it. I, Betsy Dean, do very sorrowfully leave Mr. Wall and Economics class. Peggy Brown leaves her dignity to Betty Jane Johnson. Worth Cox leaves his flirty ways to Richard Jarrett. Jean Hall leaves J. D.’s car to any junior who can get it. Betty Jean Varner leaves her styles to the neatest girl. Harold Redding leaves his heavy dating to Reid Webster. Ella Mae Sheppard leaves her quiet disposition to Bobby Wright. To Edna Wright, Juanita Allred leaves her friendship with the boys. Elizabeth Tharpe and Gwendolyn Richardson leave their library duties to Mary Robbins and Margie Reynolds. Fred Redding wills his Saturday nights in Naomi to Jimmy Kirkman. Lois Walker and Helen Bowman leave their excuse for being late to Betty Lou Trogdon and Thurman Pugh. Edith Edwards leaves her red hair to Betty Sheperd. Colleen Richardson leaves her rank as the most typical senior to the most eligible girl. We, Betty Eades and Jennie Lou Smith, will our unselfish ways of helping teachers and others to Sally Hylton. Betty ee seerrea leaves her job as editor of the annual to the unlucky person who gets the job. I, Arthur Wright leave my black hair to Red Bailey. We, Frances Frazier, Treva Robbins, and Margie Small leave pleasant memories of happy high school days. Signed by — ARTHUR WRIGHT, Testator Witnessed by— MIss MYRTLE COX, Homeroom Teacher. JUANITA ALLRED, Class President.