Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

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Last w.ll and Testament DIXIE DENNIS, leave my place at the raduator to anyone who deserves It I JANE FARLOW, leave the offices I hold as Secretary to anyone wlth plenty of penclls and my nickname Ootney to Mustard JEANETTE FARLOW, leave my tntle as Homecomlng Queen to Sylvla Burrow BOBBY FOX leave my positron as Mlss Holladay s frrst grandchild to Jlmmy Hams DON GASTER, leave my stolen socks to all those I stole them from HARRISON GRAY, leave my posltlon on the baseball team to anyone who can full my bug shoes DARRELL GRIFFIN leave my abullty to tell falsehoods to Tub Richardson although I m sure he doesn t need any help GOLDA HUDSON, leave my place In second year typung to Rachel Fogleman IONE HUSSEY, leave my posltlon as co edltor ofthe Spotlight to my sister Myra AGNES JOHNSON, leave my tltle as best all around to my brother, Eddne, and my posltlon as editor of the annual to anyone who can get the pages to come out rlght We LYNDA and WANDA JU LIAN, leave our tntle as most ldentacal to Lloyd and Boyd Rich DICKIE KING, leave my tltle as most Intellectual to Weaver Llneberry ALICE FAYE KIRKMAN, leave my nephew, Clarence Kurkman, to anyone who wall have hum JANE MCCAIN leave my c h eerung abtlrtles to Betty Jo McCollum and my posltnon as Treasurer ofthe Student Council to anyone who can avoid temptatnon FRANCES MORGAN, leave my ablluty to get along wnth Mrs Newlln to Jane Davls SUZANNE NEWMAN leave my ablluty to pop chewung gum to Mass Holladay and hope she engoys It as much as I do DICIE LUCAS PRESNELL, leave my tltle as best sport to Nancy Fogleman TOBY ANN PUGH, leave my ablllty to catch a man to my slster Nancy, hoping she can do the same and my tltle as frlendllest to Betsy Hodge JAMES RICH, leave my ablllty to try to type to my slster Lucnlle GARY ROBBINS, leave gladly ETHEL ROUTH leave as School Taxl Drlver to Wayne Hull FRANK TAYLOR, leave my school days behind me GENE TROGDON leave my ablllty to get along with Mr Wall to Doyle Batten LYNDA TUTTEROW, leave all my good tnmes my Sensor year to my suster Barbara MARTHA JANE VAN WERRY, leave my posltlon as Beta Club President to anyone who wants a lot of work but loads of fun and my cheerleadnng posltnon to Lynda Owens We SUSAN PIPKIN VARNER and BETSY HOCKETT, leave our love for New Year s Eve to anyone who lukes to have a party and who knows theur way around Greensboro I JOAN WEAVER, leave my place an shorthand to anybody who can understand It I, MARTHA YOW, leave my posntlon as Secretary ofthe Llbrary Club to my stster Nora and my abnllty to get along wuth Mr Brookshire to Loulse Trogdon I, JOHN YOW, leave my brains to my brother Charles I, CHARLES YOW, leave my plng pong paddle to Clarence L Yarborough, Jr Hereunto we set hand and seal THE SENIOR CLASS OF I958 TOBY PUGH Testator O I, ' ' . I I' . . . . I, I . . . , . . . . 0 I, . I' . . . V . I I, I ' ' II Il ' I I I, ' ' . I, . . - . . . ' I, . . . . . I . . . . . I, . . . I I, . . . i I, I . . I, BOBBY MEYERS, leave my title as most typical to Wayne Gray. I, . . . u . . U I' I . . If ' . I, - - .I 1. - ' I, . . . . . I, . I, I It - - .1 - . I, ' , I, I . . . . . I, . . . . I, . . . I I . I l T ' . . I . .

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Last wtll and Testament We THE MEMBERS of the Sensor Class of T958 of Randleman Hugh School, reallzlng that our days are about to end, and an order that our most chernshed possessuons may be left to the rtghtful hears do hereby make, decree and publlsh this -our last wull and testament ARTICLE I To Mlss Holladay and Mrs Swlggett, the Senxor Sponsors, we leave our deepest appreclatlon for their efforts toward lncreaslng our wisdom and a careful guidance whlch has helped us out ARTICLE II To our otherteachers we leave our appreclatlon for thelr everlastnng servlces to us and others durnng our school career ARTICLE III To Mr Cromartle, our Prmclpal, we leave our smcere gratitude for the good work he has done nn Randleman Hugh School In such a short tnme ARTIC LE IV To the Jumors we leave the honors and pruvlleges of being Sensors, as well as other facllltres, such as Our comfortable and warm homeroom The 'ob of being a good example for the lower classmen We leave Mnss Holladay and Mrs Swnggett for your homeroom teachers ARTIC LE V ARTIC LE VI Ne bequeath to nndnvlduals the followlng Items We, JEAN ADAMS and SAUNDRA BROWN leave Mr Cromartie wlth a legal excuse DONNA FAYE ALLRED, leave my tltle as most courteous to Phyllis Ollver DONALD ALLRED, leave my rob to my brother Larry and my place In Commercnal department to my secre tary PFISCIIIG Nelson ELIZABETH BEESON, leave my place In second year typnng and my place In the office to any Jumor who likes to work IMA JEAN BRIM, leave my place In chorus to Janice Stanley LYNDA BROOKSHIRE, leave because I have no other chorce EUGENE Butch COLTRANE, leave my positron on the football team to Johnny Powell and my offlce as Student Councll Presldent to Weaver Lnneberry , SUE DAVIS, leave my place as a Sennor to my srster, Sandra, and for J lm my Stevens to take care of Munkey I . . . . To the Sophomores and Freshmen we leave the hope for as many happy days as we have had. I, . . . . I, . . - . - II . . . . . I, ' ' . I, ' . I, Il II ' ' ' I . . .

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Class Prophecy When Iwaselectedclass prophet ten years ago, every sensor seemed sure of hrs career We all knew what we would be doing nn the far future Well, I guess that was one of the prlvnleges of benng a senior, but oh, how wrong we were Ten yearsago my Ideal POSIIIOU was one wrth the least amount of work Now I really dont thunk there s more work to anythlng than operatrng a florist, but with the help of my assistant SAUNDRA BROWN we stlll manage a small amount of spare time DICKIE KING, who hasalways been a hard worker, has really made a place for hnmself In the busrness world Dr Kung malored un science He would not be satnsfled until he had buult an Institution to help other young sclentrsts get their start I thunk DONALD GASTER llked being presndentof our class, so he made president of Flrst National Bank and IS nearly ready to retlre DARRELL GRIFFIN always sand If he worked he wanted an excntlng 'ob He has his wlsh I suppose, as warden ofa prison Due to his experience In younger years CHARLES KEATON IS now presldent of the Randleman Dauly News and he can come to work late every morning He doesn t have a worry with IONE HUSSEY as secretary H knows the busrness IS In competent hands MILFORD FARLOW IS no longer a Farmer He struck ollwhlleplowmng and IS now a multi mrllmonaxre He stlll farms on a small scale, after all mrllronalres do need entertalnment HARRISON GRAY as truck druver for Carolnna Container and IS providing for a wife and three Inttle Grays Have you heard the latest? Ed Sullnvan has flred his top vocalnst to hire our own BOBBY FOX She as really gomg places In the entertannment fneld GOLDA HUDSON and IMA JEAN BRIM are now operating a beauty salon In New York Martha Raye fnnally retrred and FRANCES MORGAN IS taking her place DONNA FAYE ALLRED us In charge of four trarned horses for Rmglung Brothers Madame BETSY HOCKETT has opened a fashxon shop In New York and IS desngnlng clothes for models, JANE FARLOW and ETHEL ROUTH LINDA BROOKSHIRE IS lnbrarlan at Randleman Publnc Library and ALICE FAYE KlRKMAN1s GSSISTCIHY DIXIE DENNIS IS test druvlng for Chevrolet She has a nlce prlvate place to speed DONALD ALLRED has turned hns father s grocery unto a large super market, and Prlscnlla no longer worrues about budgets Klopman Mllls won all their games last year, but It s no surprise Wnth an athlete luke MARTHA YOW they could hardly do anything else Q a . .. . I . , u 0 o ' I n . . . . . H . ,, . - . . . . . s . . ,, . . ,, . .. . , . n o I . a - . I . . . . . . ., . . .