Shady Grove High School - Panther Yearbook (Advance, NC)

 - Class of 1954

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina County of Davie City of Advance We, the Seniors, realizing that we are about to leave dear old Shady Grove School with our diplomas in our hand, indicating that our knowledge and experience are sufficient to meet the re- quirements for graduation, do hereby make, our last will and testament. ARTICLE I SECTION I, To our school, and community, we leave' our grateful appreciation for all the time, effort, and patience it has taken to put us through twelve years of school, SECTION II, To our parents we leave our undying love and gratitude for all the love and en- couragement you gave us and for the sacrifices you have made to enable us to complete our education, ARTICLE II SECTION I. To the Junior Class we will all the dignity of being Seniors. SECTION II, To the Sophornores we leave all the headaches of the Junior-Senior Banquet, SECTION III, To the Freshman Class we leave first year algebra, ARTICLE III The following bequests are made to our faculty: SECTION I, To Mr. Parker we will a relief from all the headaches we caused hirn, SECTION II, To Mrs, Parker we leave a Senior Class that never talks, SECTION III, To Mr. Partin we will a new set of tools to replace the ones we wore out, SECTION IV, To Mr, Hardin we leave the hope that he will have better home rooms than he had his first two years here. SECTION V, To Miss Hallwe will abox of KLEENEX to catch all the tears when we gratuate, SECTION VI, To Miss Bishop we will a book to give you new ideas on cheerleading, ARTICLE IV The following individual bequests are made by the Seniors: SECTION I, Kermit Bailey wills his school bus to Richard Bailey and hopes the switch won't be left on, SECTION II, Bonnie Beeding wills to Ethel Shore her ability to get a husband, SECTION III, To Edith Bailey, Mamie Bowles wills her love of Home Economics, SECTION IV, To Clifford Howard, Mildred Burton wills her 99 lbs, SECTION V. Kenny Burton, wills his love of arguing and being stubborn to Roy Potts because he never seems to do either, SECTION VI, Betty Carter wills her ability to write themes to Dorothy Smith, SECTION VII, Peggy Cornatzer and Barbara Potts will to Don Barnhardt and William Bailey their ability to get the favor of Mr, Parker, SECTION VIII, Connie Foster leaves to Mildred Nance her bus license, SECTION IX, George Foster wills to Elmer Shore his curly hair, SECTION X, Frances Hartman, leaves to Ann Lawson her cheerleader suit, SECTION XI, Henry Hendrix leaves to Red Cornatzer his love for girls and music, SECTION XII, Gilbert Holder leaves his pesty ways to Clark Smith, SECTION XIII, Gelene Jolly, wills to Sally Barney her position in the Beta Club, SECTION XIV, To Gray Barnhardt, Billy Myers wills his 37 Chevrolet so Gray can carry the boys down town, SECTION XV, I, Reta Gaye Owens, do will and bequeath my short hair style to Geraldine Spry, SECTION XVI, Glenn Potts wills to Bennett Potts a sure way of being late for a date. SECTION XVI I, Nannie Lou Potts wills her English book to Betty Mullis if she is crazy enough to take it, SECTION XVIII, Frances Ratledge, wills her faithfulness to one boy to Jackie McCulloh. SECTION XIX, To Josephine Howard, Lynda Vogler wills her ability to talk, Reta Gaye Owen s Testatrix 2 I-I I ' KfLL fd L 1 1 I Q, X nlqfgu 4 , l P SQ ffgd' Q-E-. D ' J J IV ef 5 ig X' LUV' XX , X 'Qiaxa R Ni IH

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xfil CLASS PROPHECY The moon sparkled in a million silver droplets as a new wave broke on the shore. As thelast tiny wavelet crossed my bare toes, I stopped, startled by what appeared before me. Rising out of the shimmering mist was a figure, Do my eyes deceive me? Yes, it is, it really is a mermaid. Slowly she turned and watched my approach, After my greetings she smiled rnysteriously, Would you like to see into the future'? , sheasked, Yes! , I exclaimed, But why am I so privileged 7 The mermaid explained that once ayear she visited this spot and granted the wish of mortals. I thought of my class back at the beach house waiting for the prophecy and I cried at once, Tell me about the future of the class of l954, Behold, she cried: and here is what I saw: Kermit Bailey, the boy voted most likely to succeed, is now head of a large firm in Nevada, This company is in charge of production and experiments in guided missels and space control. Looking further I see Gilbert Holder as chief construction engineer ofthe firm, As the scene changes I see Bonnie Rose Beeding looking like a gypsy. She and her children are trying to catch a plane to California, William has just been transferred again. The flight is about to leave when suddenly I hear the delighted screams of teenagers. Well,lookwhois causing all the disturbance - handsome Kenny Burton! He has just Starred in a new movie, The Heart-breaker, Incidently, he still has all that blond hair, Someone else catches my eye in this crowd. Oh yes, I couldn't mistake that smile, it' s Henry Hendrix, Isee that he and, his string band are new stars of radio and television. You can see them every Sunday night on WMNC-TV, Mocksville, I see now that we are back in Winston-Salem and there is City Hospital coming into view, I find that Frances Hartman is now head nurse there, One of her leading assistants is Mrs. Dick Vogler, the former Reta Gaye Owens. They are both doing special work with children in order to get some practical experience, Now I see that Nannie Lou Potts, the quiet girl in our class is here too. She is taking care of expectant fathers. The country side is changing,we are no longer in Winston-Salem, but entering the sub- urbs of Advance. Whatis that sign I see flashing on and off? George Foster is now leading car dealer ofthe South. Chiefmechanic in charge of new inventions is Bill Myers. Looking in back of the garagelsee Glenn Potts working on his 42 Ford, which he used to race around school, has now won the Grand Sportsman Circuit of l964. He was awarded his trophy and akiss from Miss Peggy Cornatzer, who was crowned Miss Universe of 1964, Peggy has just received an offer from Hollywood. She and her business manager, Barbara Potts, are on their way out there now. I'm not surprised to see them together because they were in- separable at school, Speaking of inseparable companions, what will Mamie Dale Bowles and Betty Jean Carter be doing in ten years? Oh, I see them now, They have opened a little speciality shop in Advance. I look a little longer at this scene and I see a lovely young matron coming down the street. Dolknow Her? Why, yes, it's Mildred Burton. She now has another ring to match that sparkler she flashed at school, And those two darling children? Yes, they belong to Mildred, too. Suddenly my gazeis attracted to the school building. The old placehasn'tchanged much in the past ten years. Who is that? It's Connie Foster, It seems that she has taken Miss Hall' s place teaching English and French, Nowlhave seen what we will all be doing except for that old threesome, Lynda, Gelene, and Frances Ratledge, Oh, now I see Madison Square Garden, The sign says wrestling tonight-SPECIAL FEATURE: LADY WRESTLING. Fancy Frances vs, Gravel Gertie, We never dreamed, back at Shady Grove, thatninety-pound Frances could be so powerful! I see we are between falls andbefore Frances goes on anumber of celebraties are being introduced. One of them is the new Commander-in-Chief of all the Women in Military Service for North America, Why it'snone other than Lynda Vogler, After her first five years in the Waves, I lost track of her. Inoticeagold band on her left hand, I wonder if she stuck by the military tradition in choosing her husband, Slowly the ring fades away and I see a Brilliantly lighted sign - THE STORK CLUB. The feature entertainer for the week is Gelene Jolly. TI-lAT'S ME! I must hurry back and tell everyone what I've found out. Thank you, beautiful mermaid, for the lovely look into the future. Why she's gone! l'm very glad I was here when she paid her one visit a year to mortals, Gelene Jolly Prophetes s 'fi x f X 3



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