Siler City High School - Seniorogue Yearbook (Siler City, NC)

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SUPERL Most Athletic Clyde Headen Anne Ckesswell Most Personal it Baikd Paschal Irene Cooper IMost Courteous Most Musical Emmie Dark Martha Brower Ham-lev Teague Kav Sizemore ' Twenty

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Item XX Jack Garvin leaves liis ability as a Sports Writer to Jimmie Goode. Item XXI Clyde Headen wills liis desk to some worthy junior to sleep on. (He hopes they sleep as well as he did.) Item XXII Ervin Budd wills Ids curly liair to Hal Poe. Item XXIII Billy White wills to Winfred Brady his Musical ability. Item XXIV William Honharger leaves to Tom Brady his ability as an actor. Item XXV Marguerite Kennedy leaves to her sister Helen her quiet, modest ways. Item XXVI Dorothy Bray wishes to pass on her wonderful typing ability to Rosalie Siler. Item XXVII Gertrude Greene leaves her vocal talent to any junior who thinks she can talk as much as she did. Item XXVIII Dixie Light leaves her ambition to be a nurse to Faye Poole. Item XXIX Irma Womhle leaves her store of knowledge on every known subject to June Pendergrass. Item XXX Mary Lane Siler transfers her wonderful intellect to P’rancis Grimes. Item XXXI Anna Dixon leaves her knowledge of Geometry to Willis Wrenn. (He’s sure to need it next year.) Item XXXII Martha Brower and Ray Sizemore leave to Glenn Gilmore their combined musical ability. Item XXXIII Edna Ruth Brown leaves her dignity and quietness to Ruth Thomas who certainly needs it! Item XXXIV Walker Brewer directs that his job as a bus driver be given to Nick Dark. Item XXXV Eugene Fox leaves his ability as soda-jerker to John Robbins. Item XXXVI Billy Brady transfers to Don I.ee Paschal his knowledge of French. Item XXXVII Charlotte ISIoody wills her ty[)ing grades to Edith Siler. Item XXXVIII Henry Jordan leaves his bashfulness to Carlyle Dixon. Item XXXIX Alice Brady leaves her talent for drawing and her admiration of Liberty to any lucky lass who wants them. And the whole Senior Class modestly bequeaths to its ardent admirers, the juniors, her general ability to work, her aptitude for lead ing, her thirst for knowledge, and her best wishes for a class as good as ours. This the 1st day of May in the year of our I.ord, 1.939. and the year of onr independence. Class of ’39 PJeventh Grade Siler City High School (Seal) Signed, Sealed, Declared, and Published by the eleventh grade, class of ’39, Siler City High School, to be their last will and testament. In their presence and at their request and in the presence of one another we do hereby affix our names as witnesses thereto. W ITiSTESSES : M rs. B. D. Howard, Mae Marshburn. Nineteen

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ATIVES Most Studious Billy Brady Anna Dixon Best Looking Gertrude Green Harold Teague Best Dressed William Holliday Muriel Jones Best All-Round Banks Fox Doris Fox Twenty-one