Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

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au? H' 9 '-wb-P 'fan-2 'sau av-' -av-f guyz , R jg N 0 Q A H II p -dw V -vffb-I,-V...-Gan ,, s-GN ' -ch-. .-fthe. - .wb-, VHJIIA, 'H' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT VVe, the class of 19335, in GIS individual and distinct parts, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession of a crammed mind. well trained memory. and almost superhuman understanding. do make and publish this. our last will and testament. hereby making void all former wills or promises by us at any time heretofore made. or carelessly spokc n. one to the other. as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour. As to such estate as it l1as pleased the fates and our own strong hands and brains to win for us. we do dispose the same as follows: Item 1: WK- give and bequeath to the faculty of Reidsville High School that guided us through school and gave us the happiest days of our life, our sincere appreciav tion for developing us into the students that we are. Item 2: VVe give and bequeath to the .lunior class three of our best classmates who have gone struggling through the years with us: Roger Rice, Carl Rothrock, and Lacy Rrame. Item 3: VVe give and bequeath to the Sophomore class the good behavior of Guy Chaney, Frank VVhittemore, Junior Turner. Edd Richardson, and .Ioe Smith. Item 44: Ive give and bequeath to the lfreshman class three years of hard work and torture. If our beloved Freshmen live through these three years, they will live to a ripe old age. Item 5: The following may seem but trifling bequests. but we hope that they may be accepted as valuable assets to those who may receive them and be a continual reminder of the generosity of heart displayed in our free and full bestowal: lst-To Mr. Leggette, the stage so that he will be able to practice his plays when- ever he wishes. :End-To Jack Berry, Frank VVhittemore's reputation as a sheik. 3rd-To Ferrell Burch, Drury Mitchell's schoolgirl complexion. ALthETo Virginia Sluder. Louise Sharp's studious attitude. 5th-To Gordon Jones, Elsie Marston's inclination to write. 6th-To Cecil Fitz, VValter VVhitsett,s book knowledge. 7th-To Bob Balsley, Julius VVell's laziness. Sth-To Elton Lively, Robert Pe-ttigrew's i'Lotta love. g . 9th-To Malcolm Moricle and Joe Robinson, Guy Chaney and Charley Slate's surplus Hesh. 10th-To Bille Trent, Hamilton Sisson's crooning abilities. 11th-To Harry Garner, Junior Turner's politeness. 12th-To Mary Evelyn Jones, Wesdelle McCollum's ambition to drive a new Buick. 13th-To Mary Beth Bennett, Carroll Jones, A'Bad-Eyeu. 1-Lth-To Tom Rumley. Charles Firesheetis Hhe-manish ways. 15th-To Louise Studdard, Flossy Gilleyis tomboyishU ways. 16th-To Virgil Truitt, Charlie Slate's place on the football team. 17th-To Joe Hooper, Elizabeth Masonis dislike for hamburgers. 18th-To Charles Smith, Everette Pearson's courtesv. In witness whereof, we, the class of 1935, the testators. have to this our will, written on one sheet of parchment, set our hands and seal this fifteenth dav of Mav. Anno Domini, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-five. , John Oliver, Class Tesialor. Q' in-Lb-A9 -'ab-G '--up-if -'-ab. .ww was-' -an-I fan- - wean '15, Q5-ff 15: ' - 151' 1-5, 15, 5,5-, f Wy! xwl Q wwf . , my :ll Q 3 5 uyl wig! my: 9 myl ex., ud5'.sXAv6h-sx.,1-ff:-Q wfewho -they-as .aw 3-,fetwfbu-.., vnu, get I7 56316

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Q'c:f.1Q,-QM as-as-'if'--of-Q '-an -of-1 -an-1 --mv-'S --of-1 - 9 'wif WEN MEN :Rf Q-51 l mE: 151 'Gr mga: 9 ,f my X if my X , my lx If my .X my -I Q J wr my my my X l .eff-cfm-..X,fs-rfb-C.X!..-ffm. ,f.wfw,.,, ,u1w vm-, e, .-m-. V. 'willy v, Ldv, s FOOTBALL TEAM lSfm1rIi11g, Ieff to righfb C. V. Briggs, Coach: Cooke, half-back: H. Groif, half-back: Black. end: Pettigrew. end: Stallings. quarter-back: Slate, tackle: Newnain. end: Thonipson, full-hack: Rumley Ccaptain-electj. center: Turner, guard: Garner, half-back: Benson. half-back: L. J. Perry, Coach. fK7lECII'llfl, Icff fo right! Frank Grogan, manager: Robinson. tackle: Rice, tackle: Rothrock, guard: Stadler icaptainl, half-back: I-Iinson, guard: Berry, tackle: B. Groff, half-back: Truitt, guard: Brame, end. FOOTBALL REVIEW The past football season has been :1 most successful and outstanding one, Under the superb coaching of Mr. Perry the team did not lose a single game on its schedule, but, however, it was defeated in a hard fought post-season game with Edenton for the state championship. It won over Mt. Airy, Burlington, Thomasville, and Spencer, thereby capturing the Western title. Mr. Briggs aided much in the training and drilling of our team, and Mr. Leggette, with his high spirited cheer leading, held the student body in high spirits through the football season. Sfsx-,Qhs 5,q,,a -,4i,,a .,4b, db. . -,q,,3' -,4b,ii'i,tb,3 G wir' Ev 31' 51 1 - :SH ' fi' ,Ev ' 137' myfl AMI: few.: wwf ll Q 3 5 my A my xgyll my. GX., sl-GNQXJL 'Gi-s-x.fsv1?N.n n'ifN OGNJ V QHGNJ-X,e't?N'a s.f'L'4fNi,s.fe 19 512516