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

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Sport Emma Jean Dark George Davis Most Studious Jean Churchill Clyde Whitley Best All Around Marsha Moody Jack Allred Biggest Flirt Emily Williams Billy Clapp Most Athletic Doris Hancock Buddie McLaughlin Friendliest Clara Gilbert Donald White 22

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Item XXI “Babe” Whitt leaves Janice Alexander Mr. Howard’s teasing. (Don’t let it bother you, Janice! ) Item XXII Ray Smith leaves his “cute” smile with his sister Peggy. Item XXIII Mildred Kennedy wills her typewriter to Margaret Self. ( Good luck, Margaret. ) Item XXIV Clifton Ward leaves his bus to anyone who is “big enough” to handle it. Item XXV Betty Rogers wills Joyce Stalker her twenty-two-inch waistline. Item XXVI George Davis leaves his good looks to any person best suited to inherit them. Item XXVII Betty Lou Burke leaves her desire to go to dances to Virginia Jones. Item XXVIII Annie Jean Cheek wills her tendency to smile to sister Doris. Item XXIX Clara Gilbert leaves her “bangs” to Ada Jo Boren. ( You’ll have to keep ’em trimmed, Ada.) Item XXX Marcelene Stanley leaves her hard work on the annual to some hard working Junior. Which one will it be? Item XXXI Rachel Phillips leaves her silence in Study Hall to her sister Joanne (who certainly needs it, from what I hear). Item XXXII Marsha Moody gives her skill in cheer leading to Ruth Elder. ( You’ll have to try hard to beat her, Ruth. ) Item XXXIII Belle Henderson wills her love for Pittsboro to Jean Wrenn. That is, whenever “he” is there. Item XXXIV Nancy Langley and Ruby Blair leave their stop by the Postoffice each morning to any who think they might get that much mail. Item XXXV Clyde Whitley leaves his ability to work geometry to any poor lad or lass who needs it. Item XXXVI To the Juniors the Seniors leave their carved up desks. (Don’t let Miss Holleman see you carving ’em kids, or you’ll catch it.) Item XXXVII The whole Senior Class leaves to Miss Holleman peace and quiet. ( Don’t spoil it, Juniors.) And now one last word to the Juniors : We, the Seniors, leave to you our general ability to work, our aptitude for leaving, our thirst for knowledge, and our best wishes for a class as good as ours. This the 1st day of May in the year of our Lord, 1948, and the year of our independence. Class of ’48 Twelfth Grade Siler City High School (Seal) Signed, Sealed, Declared, and Published by the twelfth grade, class of ’48, 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. Witnesses : Mrs. B. D. Howard Landis Siler 21 Mary Harris, Testator.

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Looking Sarah Whitt Jack Allred Most Popular Marsha Moody Buddie McLaughlin Cutest Bobbie Jean Fields George Davis Most Courteous Rachel Hall Donald White Best Dressed Nellie Gee Donald White Most Original Marcelene Stanley Gyles Buckner 23