South High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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1335554e.Eesraa'Z'-EE.-.Q':2i:--E :si 25 . . . Tum M LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Iune graduating class of nine- teen hundred and thirty-six, feeling the inlirmities of life which are the natural accompaniments of declining years, and knowing that our moral life as 'a class will cease on Iune 5. 1936, do hereby will and bequeath all of our earthly talents, treasures, privileges, and prerogatives to wit: Article I Section I. To the faculty, we leave our deepest gratitude for their untiring ef- forts to improve our moral abilities, hoping they will have better success with the oncoming students. Section II. To our beloved principal, Mr. Ioyner, we wish to express our ap- preciation for his witty remarks and understanding nature about our many trying ditliculties. Section III. To the graduating classes of 1937, we will the honor of being digni- fied seniors during their final year at this institution. Section IV. To Miss Ford and Miss Whitley, our energetic sponsors, we leave our many thanks for their inter- est and cooperation during the past year. Section V. To the entire student body, we will our library periods under the supervision of Miss Flynn and Miss Nicholson, hoping that they will have as many privileges as we did, and that they will keep up our standard of good behavior. Section VI. To all of our dear teachers, we bequeath our silent thoughts about things which did not pertain to the dict- ionary. Due to our conscientious na- tures, we could not express them dur- ing their class periods. Article II Section I. Bill Rawlings leaves Mebane Croom his ability to hold first place on the boys' tennis team during the year 1937, provided Mr. Barnette has no objections. Section II. Dorothy Deal leaves Eve- BLACK AND GGLD lyn Lindsay her art and tact in holding the admiration of Phil Froelich. Section III. Red Forrest leaves his kid brother, Steve, his ability in play- ing outstanding football next year, pro- vided he can keep his mind off of the great financial house of Morgan and Co. Section IV. To Virginia Clay and Dor- cas Poindexter, Ella Iordan Ogburn and Martha Rawlings leave their pow- er to capture and hold the attention of the opposite sex. Section V. Paul Morris leaves his ryth- mic jazz to that cute little junior known as Charlie Martin. Section VI. To Margaret Fowler, Mar- guerite Pegram leaves her ability to talk constantly without saying anything. Section VII. Marian Dee wills to Rob- erta Casey her deceiving grin. Section VIII. To Bill Tudor, Shore Neal leaves his outstanding ability to run the school without the help of sensible peo- ple. Section IX. Lena Sue Shermer wills to Elizabeth Tucker her artistic ability, imparting to her the secret that exams papers artistically designed increase their value fifty per cent. Section X. To Phyllis Pinkston, Agnes Kelman bequeaths her good looks. Section XI. Lucia Iohnson wills to lane Cash her ability to suppress her thoughts. Section XII. Barrett Russ wills to Char- lie Reece his beloved dictionary-but with one provision, it must be used for the same purpose that he used it. We do hereby appoint Mr. Ioby I-Iawn sole executor of this last will and testa- ment. In witness whereof, we, the class of 1936, have set to this our will, our seal this fifth day of Iune in the year nineteen hundred and thirty-six. Edna Earl Clinard, Testator Witnesses: Queen Elizabeth Eugene the Ieep Mae West Page one hundred forty-Eve

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