Salem High School - Pines Yearbook (Morganton, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the surviving Seniors of the class of 1950, being of sound mind and as nearly sane as could be expected after four long years at Salem High School, do hereby bequeath all our many possessions to our following classmates in our last will and testament. To our principal and faculty, we leave the profound ad- miration and ever-enduring friendship of the class of 1950, in individual as well as collective manifestation. I, Roy Waters, will my first place in chow line to Norma Duckworth. 1. Marilyn Turner, will my diamond ring to Pauline Orders in hope that Britt will sonn follow suit. I, Herbert Whisnant, will my new “Buick” to Nick Dale. I, Claude Williams, will my ability to catch girls to Leon Shuping. I, Ella Mae Walker, will my pleasing smile to Ruth Johnson. I, Evelyn Webb, will my red hair and freckles to Ardie Houck. I, Christine Young, will my ability to flirt with sailors to Nancy Sparks. I, Bill Norman, will my ability to miss or scratch at Pocket Billards to Billy Walker. I, Mary Huffman, will my unusual laugh to Eva Franklin. I, Jerry Merrill, will my art ability to Fritz Brittain. I, Betty Mooney, will my boy friends to Helen Wilson. I, Jay Denton, will my curley hair to Jack Mull. I, Jeannine Stroupe, will my height to Dwight Snipes. I, Charles McCurry, will my shortness to Ned Rumfelt. I, Betty Ann Turner, will my big mouth to Pauline Prewitt. 1, Bertina Carswell, will my ability to be captain of the basketball team to Ann Hoke. I, Earl Smith, will my shyness to Billy Joe Johnson. I, Ida Franklin, will my ability to play basketball to Juanita Suttles. I, Manuel Brittain, will my job as bus driver to Haskel Buff. I, Myrna Engle, will my small feet to Grace Rayburn. I, Luther Johnson, will my football ability to Clyde Young. I, Edna Clark, will my quietness to Leonard Johnson. Witnesses; MISS LOUISE HARRIS MRS. BETTY HUDSON I, Peggy Swinson, will my jewelry to Mattie Smith. I, Ruth Carswell, will my figure to Lena Williams. I, Robert Pruett, will my horse laugh to Landres Williams. I, Bobby Sue Crawley, will my ability to get along with teachers to Ann Duckworth. I, Rudell Roper, will my love for Roy Waters to Mary Frances Crawley. I, Rassie Carswell, will my Army training to Britt Poteet. I, Joan Bass, will my trying efforts to Elsie Miller. I, Henry Lane, will my car to my brother Bill Lane. I, Fay Swink, will my blonde hair to Charles Anderson. I, Paul Dale, will my love for pestering teachers to John Obie Carswell. We, Betty Jean Mull and Elsie Roper, will our weight to Darlene Mace. I, Arnold Bradshaw, will my ability to collect money to Ann Ollis. I, Joan Buff, will my watch to Fay Turner, in hopes that Tommy will take notice. I, Betty Sue Causby. will my ability to get along with people to Ann Walker. I, Evelyn Chapman, will my love for music to Greta Clarke. I, Nadine Clarke, will my ability to wear clothes to Jean Bollinger. I, Granville Dale, will my ability to write poetry to Helen Mooney. I, Geneva Duckworth, will my determination to make the best in life to Eva Belle Benton. I, Tommy Garrison, will my quiet ways to Fons Brackett. I, Martha Garrison, will my sniggers to Josie Poteet. I, Geneva O. Wilson, will my ability to capture a man to Thelma Shuping. I, Anna Belle Pearson, will my ab ility to sell merchandise to Delores Hilderbran. I, Jesse Poteet, will my ability to gain yards to Steve Clark. I, Julia Poteet, will my intelligence to Joan Brown. I, Leila Smith, will my ability to play the piano to Alice Walker. I, John Ervin Smith, will my cute remarks to David Poteet. I, Helen Bradshaw, will my temper to Margaret Evans. Class Testator: ERVIN SMITH