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

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF IUNE CLASS HW f Bill Isley, We, the Senior Class of Richard Reynolds High School, being of good health and sound mind, admitting our- selves of small but much coveted estate, in full possession of super-human intelli- gence and therefore an exaggerated opin- ion of ourselves, do hereby make, be- queath, and publish this, our last will and testament, in order to distribute our earthly possessions to the following: Article I Item I: To Mr. loyner and the faculty we leave our friendship and our appre- ciation fand admirationl for their pa- tience in dealing with us, and we do cheerfully forgive them for trials and tribulations which they have imposed upon us. Item II: To Miss Nicholson and Miss Flynn we extend our sincere appre- ciation for the timely aid given us in our reference work. Item III: To the llB and future Senior Classes we will the center rows in chapel, that they may have the plea- sure of being near Mr, loseph Pfohl's Hlazz Orchestra. Article II Item I: Bob Ford leaves his exceptional football ability to Hobbs Keenan in the hope that he will make All State next year. Item II: Charlie Linville, for the benefit of the young ladies of R. R., wills his way with the women to lake Freed. Item III: Phyllis Morgan generously leaves her ability to hook all the boys to anyone who can take it. Item IV: To Mary Louise Rousseau, Virginia Clay leaves her pep, cheer, and smile with the desire that she make good use of them. Item V: To the football team of 1938 BLACK AND GOLD Testator the senior class leaves its sincerest wishes that they be State Charn- pionsf' Item VI: Dorcas Poindexter wills her charming looks to Frances Glenn Swing and asks that she keep up the good work. Item VII: Thomas L. Lawrence lbetter known as Iugj leaves his intellectual ability to whoever thinks he knows enough to uphold the name. Item VIII: Dan Poe leaves high scho- lastic honors to Bobby Warren to carry on A subject averages. Item IX: Mildred Weavil and Lib Pal- mer will their talent as HLittle Apple dancers to anyone who can follow in their footsteps-provided that they can keep up with them. Item X: Bill Freed, who calls himself a one-man football and track team, asks that his powerhouse strength be left to future football and track heroes. Item XI: Iames Supogean leaves to Frank Alspaugh his dancing ability. Item XII: Shirley Tudor, Caroline O'Brien, and Eleanor Glenn will their great friendship to Mary Lou Blanton, Virginia I-Iutchison, and Margaret Aus- tin. Item XIII: Frances Reynolds leaves her panther eyes to Sebia Midyette. We do hereby appoint our principal and friend, Mr. C, R. Ioyner, sole exe- cutor of this our last Will and Testament. In Witness Whereof, we do set our seal, this the seventh day of Iune, nine- teen hundred and thirty-eight. Bill Isley, Testator ISEALJ Witnesses: Charlie McCarthy Walter Winchell Ben Bernie lT'.lgc seventy-liv-:

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