Star High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Star, NC)

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Most Intellectual A, F. Rayle - P. Welch Neatest we J. Kern - J. Davis |. Most Popular B. Kern - H. Lewis Biggest Flirt J. Kern - K, Hinson Most Dependable A. G. Allen - C, Lassiter Most Likely To Succeed A. F, Rayle - P. Welch

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Most Athletic J. Caudill - C. Hanlon Most Attractive D. Kern - J. Davis Best Personali B. Kern - L. Hess Quietest N. Johnson - W. Shore Best All ‘Round C. Greene - P. Welch Wittiest J. Kern - James Hooker

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1954, in the Town of Star, the County of Montgomery, and the State of North Carolina bei ng of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this writing to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore make by us, We, the Senior Class, leave to the school our loyalty, love and appreciation. To Mr. Fields we give and bequeath our kindest regards and our sincere gratitude for his unfailing kindness and help, To Mrs, Shamburger we offer our genuine thanks for her unfailing kindness and helpfulness. To our faculty we give and bequeath our entire store of knowledge. From them it came and to them it should be returned that others amy be benefitted by it as we have been, To the future Seniors we leave our front seats in chapel and our neatly kept home-room, Janice Kern leaves her ability to talk and giggle to Edna Odom, Jack Auman leaves his ability to study to J. T. Allen and Douglas Kennedy. Betty Kern leaves some, but not all, of her many talents to any underclassman uwho needs them, Betty Cagle leaves her laughing ability to Barbara Allen, hoping she will control it during Mrs, Sham- burger's classes, Carolyn Greene leaves her personality to any underclassman who thinks she needs it, Nancy Johnson leaves her quiet ways to Allene Davis. James Hooker leaves his wit to James Brewer. John Davis, class president, wishes to leave his good looks and gavel to Bobby Greene. Joan Caudill and Carl Hanlon leave their title, Most Athletic , to Edna Dawkins and D. J. Cagle. Betty Jean Owen leaves her boy-friends to Melba Hancock, Janie Davis leaves her star gazing to Betty Ann Bennett, Reese Early leaves his ability to be a trouble-maker to any underclassman who thinks he could do as well with it, Mildred Allen leaves her well-worn books to Betty Jean Sams, hoping it will be study that causes the wear and tear, Annie F, Rayle leaves her intellectual ability to Della Hancock, Doris Kern leaves ner title of most attractive to Pat Reynolds, Lester Hess leaves his bus to Willis Cagle and his crazy hair-do to Grady Dunn, Ethel Freeman leaves her sophisticated personality to Louise Leach, Charles Lassiter leaves to any Junior of superior quality his ability to twiddle his thumbs. . Phil Welch leaves to Pat Morgan his beatings and rough treatment from the girls, if he thinks he can take it, Hansard Lewis leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Cochran to Wallace Spivey and J. C. Allen. To Betty Davis, Bleece Jordan leaves his ability to answer questions in Mr, Fields’ Economics class, C. W. Graves leaves his hot rod to Lewis Davis, Walter Shore leaves his quiet ways to Frank Kivett, Kenneth Hinson leaves to John W. Mashburn, his ability to get along with the girls, Testator - Reece Early