Rock Springs High School - Rosphian Yearbook (Denver, NC)

 - Class of 1952

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MOST STUDIOUS Joyce Sigmon Zlifton Stroupe MOST POPULAR Joyce Ballard Gerald Howard

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Last Will And Cestament State of North Carolina County of Lincoln City of Denver Township of Catawba Springs We, the Senior Class of 1952, being of sound mind, unmarred bodies, and realizing that our high school days are about to end, do hereby make our last willand testa- ment. ARATE IE. To the principal, Mr. Little, we leave our Geometry books, and our appreication for his patience shown us while learning to drive. To Miss Miller, we leave our sewing and cooking ability and our thanks for making our senior year a happy one. To Mrs. Moose, we leave our scientific knowledge and our basketball suits. To Mrs. Maxwell, we leave our odd Spanish pronuncia- tions and our English themes. To Mrs. Sigmon, we leave our shorthand books and our thanks for her help with the plays. To Mr. Wallin, we leave our love of sports and our Eco- nomics books and test papers. To Mr. Carpenter, we leave our Parliamentary Procedure books and all the tools. To Mrs. Little, we leave our love of music. To Mrs. Baker, we leave our Bible work books. ARTICLE II To the Juniors, we leave our chapel seats and our home room. To the Sophomores, we leave allthe knowledge we should have gotten. Tothe Freshmen, we leave our hopes that their high school days will be happy ones. To the Elementaries, we leave the determination to be -Seniors. ARTIGLIE Ti I, Virginia Ruth Abernethy, will my pug nose to Peggy Lawing. I, Joyce Ballard, leave my popularity to Dot Beatty. I, Lester Ballard, will my blonde hair to Billie June Sher - fertile I, Patsy Black, will my height to Shirley Little. I, Doris Brotherton, leave my ability to draw and paint to Ocie Bridges. I,Paul Clark, will my study hall troubles to Leonard Chris - topher. I, Maurice Crouse, will my place in the Beta Club to all those who have asked me for it. I, CarleenEdwards, leave my red hair to Joanne Riddle. I, Fred Fisher, will my love offootballto Floyd Ballard. I, Parks Glover, will my friendliness to Wade Sherrill. I, Laura Mae Goodson, will my height to Vaughn Dean Brotherton. I, Joyce Hager, leave my knowledge of spanish to Barba- ra Ann Little. I, RuthHarkey, will my ability toplay basketballto Bar- bara Ann Little. I, Gerald Howard, leave my curly hair to Cranford Barker. I, Jackie Howard, will my beautiful wavy hair to Wade Sherrill. I, Mary Katherine Howard, leave my curly hair to Betty Poole. I, Martha Howie, will my longhair to Billie Mae Shellem. I, Gray Jones, will my height to Jerry Lawing. I, Joanne Kelly, leave my ability to be engaged before leaving high school to Merriel Mundy. I, Keith Kelly, will my dark eye lashes to Dot Beavty. I, Lee Killian, leave my place inChemistry to anyone who has to take the course. I, Joe King, will my ability to play basketball to Billy Mack Little. I, John Lester Little, will my ability to play basketball to W.J. Thompson, I, Frances Ann Little, will my place as Class Historian to Dorothy Baker. I, Alice Loftin, leave my quietness in English to Jewell Overcash, with the hopes she won't be caught talking as many times as I have been. I, William May, will my weight to Kenneth Sigmon. I, Melvin Nixon, leave my book sense and knowledge to Joanne Riddle and Sylvia Morrison. I, Tommy Nixon, will my curly hair to Johnny Killian. I, Joyce Reel, will my school bus to Harvey Lawing. I, Delano Robinette, will my Chemistry Book to the un- lucky person who has to study it. I, Carey Sherrill, leave my hobby, untieing shoe strings, to Bille Mae Shellem and Dorothy Baker. I, Clyde Sifford, will anything about me worth having to Grady Barker. s I, Dennis Sifford, will my Geometry book to Shirley Little. I, Joyce Sigmon, leave my love of History and Math to anyone who needs it. I, Clifton Str upe, will my weight to Russell Dellinger. I, Reginald Stroupe, willmy place in the Beta Club to Ted Kaylor. I, Jimmy Thompson, leave my friendly ways to Floyd Ballard. In conclusion, we, the graduating class of '52, leave a great school;but the cherished memories of our good times at Rock Springs High School go with us, Witnesses: Joyce Sigmon Mary Katherine Howard Contempt of Court Paul Clark Class of 1952 Doris Brotherton Re eee ore



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CUTEST Joyce Ballard Tommy Nixon WITTIEST Ruth Harkey Melvin Nixon

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