Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

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.fa-41 TU!!! ani 7Mlamewl' We, the Senior Class of 1959, of Randleman High School, realizing our departure is near at hand, hereby declare and make this our last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To Mr. Cromartie, our principal, we leave our appreciation for his guidance through our high school years. ARTICLE II To Mrs. Montgomery and Mr. Austin, our senior sponsors, we leave our love and thanks for guiding our steps each day for a better future. ARTICLE III To the other teachers, may we express our gratitude for helping each ofus to become seniors. ARTICLE IV To the juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, we leave the responsibility for each of them to use their educational opportunities now. ARTICLE V We bequeath to individuals the following items: I, I-IILDA ALLRED, leave my ability of talking incessantly to everyone in the halls to lla jean johnson, and my height to Sylvia Blake. I, VALASTRA ALLRED, leave my place behind the ice cream box to my sister Irene, and my place at the radiator to the freshmen who unsuccessfully tried to take it this year. I, FAYE AUMAN, leave my seat in shorthand to anyone whotakes it, wishing him better luck than I had. I, DOYLE BATTEN, leave my ability to get into detention hall to jimmy Hamlet, and a book of detention notices to Mr. Edwards. I, NAN RICE BEAN, leave my position on the basketball team to Faye Cooley, hoping she will fill the position better than I did. I, OTIS Mustard BRAMMER, leave my superlative to Guy Steed, my path up the road to Bill Lineberry, and my ability to get along with Mr. Edwards to Johnny Walls. I, BRENDA BROWN, leave my title of Most Studious to jean julian. I, SYLVIA BURROW, leave anything I have forgotten to anyone who can find it. I, EMOGENE COLTRANE, leave my ability to talk and laugh in Mr. Wall's Economics Class to anyone who likes to have a lot of fun. I, BRENDA CORNWELL, leave my art of blushing to Larry Allred. We, MARGARET COX and NANCY RUSSELL, leave Mr. Wall a quiet class, and leave our positions at our radiator to anyone who can think of ways to pester the whole school. I, SANDRA DAVIS, leave my title of Most Typical to anyone who can compose himself enough to act like a senior, and my place in the Junior and Senior plays to my sister Minkey. I, SUE DENNIS, leave my title to my sister Brenda, and leave my place at the radiator for my sister Shirley and her gang. I, WALTER DENNIS, leave because I want to get an education. I, JUDITH EVANS, leave my ability to go four years without a detention slip to my brother Kenneth. I, TONY EWING, leave my ability to drive Bus 84 to anyone who can drive it, and my place as pitcher on the baseball team to anyone who is left-handed and can pitch. I, ISSAC FARLOW, leave because I have no other choice. I, JAMES FARLOW, leave gladly. I, LEWIS FARLOW, leave my long legs to Wally I-Iockett. I, NANCY FOGLEMAN, leave with jimmy, and leave my title as Most Althle tic to my sister Judy who, I hope, will deserve it more than I. I, TI-IAD GRAY, leave my ability to live at night and sleep on Saturday and Sunday morn- nings to DeVere Williams.

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Hn.. ups. 1' 9T W'-wav' 'H Mig-F -X 5347 I , .,f,4's.'f ' nil . S. ,lu V 5 . . . 2 - V 'vm 53355, 5 , ALWANDA WILLIAMS To know her is to love her. 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Chorus 35 F. H. A. 45 F.B.L.A. 4. FAY DEEN WALLS We gazed and gazed and still the wonder grew at all the many things she could do. Spotlight Staff 45 Monogram Club 45 F. B. L. A. 45 Student Council 3, 45 4-I-I Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Office Assistant 2, 3, 4. BRENDA FAYE WARD Silence is golden. J.C.L. 2, 3,45 Latin Club 25 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 F.B.L. A. 3, 45 Class Secretary 15 Spotlight Staff 3,45 Pep Club 25 F. T.A. 4. ,K . is AA. gi BETTY JEAN WOOD 53 gm, K l had rather be a woman adorned with g o o d dispo- A f f sition than much gold. Latin Club 3. Elma of '59 WADE MAURICE YOUNG I never let study interfere with my education. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 F. B. L. A. 3, 45 F.F.A, 3, 45 Senior Play5 4-H Club 1, 25 Library Club 1, 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Chorus 4. NORA LEE YOW Ne'er a dull or idle momentwhen she is present. F. H. A. 1, 25 F. T. A. 45 Basketball Manager 45 Monogram Club 45 Library Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. 'Q W M... M2 .1 S3 3+ iw ,Tx sw

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ful 7061! wa! 7a1iam.enl I, BETTY JO GREGSON, leave my title as Best Sport to Jean Julian, and my ability to keep my mouth shut to anyone who needs it. I, RACHEL FOGLEMAN GRIFFIN, leave gladly to join my husband Rudolph wh o is in the Army. I, PATSY HILL, le ave my seat in bookkeeping to my sister Betty and hope she likes it as much as I do. I, LINDA HOLLINGSWORTH, leave Homecoming Queen to Lynda Owens, and I leave all my friends regretfully. I, LARRY HOUGH, leave Bus 17 to anyone who will have it. I, MYRA HUSSEY, leave with fond memories of High School days. RAYMOND LANIER, leave my Pontiac troubles to Monroe Yow. JIMMY LINEBERRY, leave my superlative as Best Looking to Bill Lineberry. I, WEAVER LINEBERRY, leave before anyone finds out what I have really been doing all year. I, RACHEL MARSH, leave my determination to get a good education to my brother James, and my sisters Lois, Jean, and Pat. I leave eve ry one to use his educational opportunities now. I, PATSY MEYERS, leave the happiest days of my life to anyone who can enjoy himself in school as much as I have. I, MILDRED NELSON, leave my position as Treasurer of the Student Council to anyone who wants much responsibility. I, PHYLLIS OLIVER, leave anything l have to anyone who wants it. I, JULIAN REITZEL, leave digging out in low gear, my superlative to DeVere Williams, and to Mr. Edwards my place in detention hall. I, ARNOLD RICH, leave my muscles to Archie Wood. I, FRANK RICH, leave my mathematical brain to Jimmy Davis. I, BOBBIE JO RICHARDSON, leave my superlative, Best Personality, to Ruth Richardson, and any other art that I may have to whoever needs it. I, RAYMOND RICHARDSON, leave my football Jersey No. 40 to D ale Red Fox In I: Hollingsworth. I, JERRY ROBBINS, leave with permission for a change. I, LAWRENCE SMITH, leave wishing I could take Brenda with me. I, DELBERT SPILLMAN, leave my abilityto make untimely remarks to anyone who is unfor- tunate enough to get it. I, MARIE STAMEY, leave my title as Most Considerate to whoever deserves it. I, JANICE STANLEY, leave my position as a senior to my brother Raymond, and my place in the Junior play to anyone who can fill it. I, ANNETTE STEED, leave my position as Beta Club President to anyone capable of getting twenty-five hours out of one da'y. I, JAMES THOMPSON, leave my title of Best Personality to Delores Eisenhart, and all my fun at the radiator to anyone that enjoys it as much as I did. I, LOUISE TROGDON, le ave my ability to get along with Mr. Brookshire to Ann Gregson, and my position on the basketball team to anyone who can make as many mistakes as I. I, PAT VARNER, leave my position as scorekeeper to anyone who is sly enough to boost our score, and I leave all my friends regretfully. I, BOB VICKORY, leave my bus, and football Jersey No. 75 to Wally Hockett. FAY DEEN WALLS, leave my superlative Best-All-Around to Lynda Owens. FAYE WARD, leave my place in bookkeeping to anyone who wants it. I, ALWANDA WILLIAMS, leave Mr. Wall permanently because I have had him every year in high school. I, BETTY JEAN WOOD, leave my seat in typing to Linda King in hopes that she will take it. I, WADE YOUNG, leave my ability to get into trouble with Mrs. Newlin to Wayne Hill. I, NORA YOW, leave my position as Secretary of the Library Club to anyone who is nom- inated for it, and Girls' Basketball Manager to Elizabeth Duggins. I: 1, Hereunto we set hand and seal THE SENIOR CLASS' OF 1959 Sandra Davis, Testatrix