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WHO ' S WHO Betty Lou Collins-—Bill Simmons Best Looking Evelyn Blaylock Most Studious Betty Lou Quesinberry Quietest 23
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WHO ' S WHO Betty Ann Stigall—Frank Heath Biggest Flirts Patsy Goard—Kenneth Cain Class Clowns Duk Clark Teacher’s Pet Donald Jones—Barbara Willard Most Athletic Betty Mae Fain Most Dignified Belle Hopkins Best All Around 22
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We of the Senior Class of 1952-53, in hope that we will not be forgotten, bequeath the following things of our belongings, being sound in health, body and mind. We leave you these few tokens of gratitude. To Mr. Law, our Superintendent of Schools, we leave our appreciation for his kindness and co-operation. To Mr. Watkins, we will our admiration and thanks for the assitance and understanding he has shown us during our most important year. To Mrs. Hazelwood, we leave a kind attentive class, that has been well-trained so she won’t have to raise her voice to keep things going. To Mr. Moir, we leave a good group of boys and our hopes for a good basketball team. To Mrs. Powell, we leave the memories of all the wonderful times we had during our Junior year. We leave to Mrs. Gertrude Hopkins a quiet Algebra Class. To Mrs. Mildred Hopkins, we leave our appreciation for the wonderful guidance she has given the Seniors. To Miss Mitchell, we leave all the jobs that she usually gets stuck with. To Mr. Weaver, we would like to leave another industrious Chemistry Class, that does experiments all the time and never studies the textbook. To Mrs. Wood, we would like to leave a room in the high school building. To Mrs. Moore, we leave a new set of tables and chairs to replace the ones the Seniors tore up. To Mrs. Mooney, we leave an assistant to help her keep the doors open at lunch. To Mrs. McAlexander, we would like to leave a helper because she has to do too much for just one teacher. To Mr. Williams, we leave a ninth grade girls agriculture class. To Betty Sue Hill, we leave a car so she can go to town any time. To Foster, we leave a load of coal, so there will be heat in the Senior room. Betty Lou Quesinberry leaves her ability to be neat and quiet to Fern Soyars. Mary Joyce Fields leaves her back seat to Erlene Turner. To Margaret Puckett, Betty Ann leaves her ability to play basketball. Charlene leaves to Marie Soyars and Nancy Gunter her gift of gab. 24
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