Stokesdale High School - Memories Yearbook (Stokesdale, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-nine of Stokesdale High School, in the County of Guilford, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and a strong body, having attained ample knowledge to graduate and take upthe toil and hardships of life, do set pen to this document. To Mrs. Pegram, We leave our heartiest thanks for helping us with our yearbook and the problems of our senior year. To Miss Corpening, the Home Economics III students leave their knitting needles and yarn. To Mrs. Gilley, we leave our low grades in office practice and typing. To Mrs. Southard, we leave our geometry books and mixed-up problems. To Mrs. Richardson, we leave our thanks for her understanding and devotion. To Mr. Joyce, we leave the memories of the 1958-59 Seniors. To the grammar grade teachers, we leave our sincere appreciation for guiding us upward onto the road of success. LOUISE HOLLAND leaves her quiet and easy-going ways to Carolyn Thomas. GLENDA PULP leaves all of her boy friends to anyone who can handle them. AUDRIE SELF leaves her superlative as best sport to Lula Mae Pruitt. MARY LOUISE SOUTI-IARD leaves her knitting needles to Libby Hand. JOAN MCCUISTON leaves her superlative as quietest to Pat Flynn. DANIEL MATTHEWS leaves his name with Mrs. in front to Mazie Pruitt. MARTHA POWERS leaves her ability to sew to Geneva Hollins. JOHN WYRICK leaves his ability to draw to Larry Case. DARLENE RUTLEDGE leaves her May Queen title to Lou Edna Perdue. I NANCY LEE PEARMAN leaves her position as captain of the basketball team to Mary Frances Payne. PATSY SOUTHERN leaves her DAR award for citizenship to Mildred Roberts. BARBARA CASE wills her position as co-editor of the school newspaper to anyone who likes hard work. WANDA ANGEL leaves her wise-cracks and jokes to Lettie Mae Holland. MARY COOK leaves her flirty ways to Connie Hawkins. DAVID DEAN leaves his shiny boots to Don James. LEE POPE leaves his girl friends and bus license to Donald Southard. DANNY JONES Wills his superlative as class baby to Leon Tysor. LINDA VERNON leaves her superlative as most courteous to Faye Anthony. SUE WESTMORELAND leaves her pony tail to Carol Goins. ELAINE BULLINS leaves her superlative as laziest to Evon Case . BETTY HARRELL leaves her geometry book to anyone who can stand it. PAUL WILLIAMS leaves his long -lasting bubble gum to Paul G. Knight. CHARLES WALKER leaves his superlative as most athletic to Alvin Murphy. DERMOT ROOPE leaves his wedding band to Henry Moore . BARRY MARTIN leaves his position as President of the Student Council to anyone that deserves it. MITCI-IAEL LAWSON leaves his ability to get into trouble to Burton Thomas. JOHNNY WHITE leaves his smart remarks to Benny Anthony. CLARENCE NEAL leaves his ways to get all those girls to Charles Garrett. CAROL ANGEL leaves her typing grades to Linda Beeson. We hereby appoint our Principal, Mr. Joyce, sole executor of this our Last Will and Testament. In witness thereof, we like Senior Class of 1959, the testatrices have set our last seal, the 27th day of May, one thousand nine hundred and fifty- nlne a ' , BARBARA CASE V Q . LOUISE HOLLAND - , . . 'j 'Tegf-..4.

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