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

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Last Will And Testament State of North Carolina County of Lincoln City of Denver Township of Catawba Springs We, the Senior Class of Rock Springs High School, have after many a trying hour, reached the final goal of graduating. Now aswenear the time of departure from our dear classmates and beloved school, we make our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To the Principal, Mr. Little, we leave all our unsigned excuses-in hopes that he will someday use them as kindling. To Mrs. Erwin, we leave the hopes that someday she may have a quiet study hall. To Miss Caldwell, we leave all the formulas in hopes that someday a class will master them. To Mrs. Sigmon, we will all the mispelled words in the Ripple. To Mr. Carter, we leave all the carbonated drinks and popcorn left at Rock Springs. To Mr. Carpenter, we leave all the misplaced tools and keys in hopes that someday there will be a class that will always put them back in place. To Mrs. Little, we leave all the disturbances that we made while she was teaching music. To Mrs, Baker, we will our mispelled and mispronounced words, To Mr. Cathey, we leave all our unsolved Geometry problems. ARTICLE II Tothe Juniors, we leave the privilege of studying Beowulf and Macbeth. (Go easy on them, Mrs. Baker!) To the Sophomores, we leave ali the dignity we felt as Seniors. To the Freshman class, we leave the hope that they may have as much fun during their high school days as we did, ARTICLE Il I, Betty Sue Little, will my love for basketball to Anne Hager. I, Richard Sherrill, will my love for different girls to Jimmy Mundy. I, Russell Dellinger, will my lovely Chemistry book to Lorenna Kaylor. IT, Shirley Luckey, will my ability to be engaged before leaving high school to Linda Primm. I, Billy Mack Little, will my love for Spanish to Jerry Barkley. I, Norman Black, will my thirteenth year in school to any senior that has to come back next year. I, Kermit Sigmon, will my ability to play basketball to Elliott Potts. I, Eugene Brown, will my love for school to Jimmy Mundy. {, Jewell Lineberger, will my extra pounds to anyone who promises to appreciate, maintain and feed them as well as I have. I, Tommy Little, will my popularity to all the boys who like girls better than I do. I, Perry Sifford, will my hair to anyone who needs a blond poodle wig. I, Anita Crouse, will my ability to be a cheerleader for four years to Linda Rudisill and hope she has as much fun as I did. I, Dolly Hager, will my red hair to Jewell Hager who seems to want it more than I. I, Myrtle Newton, will my quietness on studyhall to Mary Alice Wright. I, Prue Reynolds, will my love for shorthand to Wayne Heffner. I, Ted Kaylor, will my school bus to Kenneth Sigmon. I, Charles Hager, will my curly hair to anyone who doesn't like a toni. i Junior Barkley, will my physique to Jerry Barkley in hopes that he can use it as much as I have. I, Dot Perkins, will my slender waist line to Jewell Perkins. I, Jackie Ledford, will my alto voice to Joy Goodson in hopes that she Won't let the sopranos out sing her in Glee Club next year. I, Louise Waters, will my smile to Merle Joy Black. I, Elsie Barker, will my good times in high school to Pansy Sherrill. I, Johnny Killian, will my twelve year collection of failing grades, Dewey buttons, and war stories to John David Grice. I, Burgin Nixon, will all my troubles with Mr. Little to anyone who cares to take them off of my mind, I, Nellie Abernathy, will my eyes to Murrey Sherrill in hopes that he can work the six muscles as well as I. I, Barbara Barker, will my blue eyes to Frances Stroupe. I, Leonard Christopher, will my witty ways to Christine Dellinger. I, Ray Cloninger, will my love for athletics to C. E. McCorkle. I, Nancy Ruth Little, will my freckles to Johnny Gallagher who likes them more than I, I, Donald Miller, will my dark skin to Joy Goodson. I, Walter Mundy, will all I have to anyone who doesn't need very much. Witnesses: Walter Mundy The Bowery Boys Contempt of Court The East Side Kids Class of 1954 The Three Stooges R. S. H. S.

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Qriend list Walter Mundy Barbara Barker Cutest Elsie Barker Richard Sherrill ® bats. Most Talented Jackie Ledford Kermit Sigmon Wittiest oe Nellie Abernathy Leonard Christopher To Succeed Anita Crouse Charles Hager Most Athletic Betty Little Ray Cloninger