Wadesboro High School - Tiger Tales Hi Ways Yearbook (Wadesboro, NC)

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oe Above, reading left to right: Neatest, Baker, Winfree; most talented, Stokes, Little; most popular, Gaddy, Little; biggest flapper, Hildreth, Little; biggest eater, Eller, Little; cutest, Baker, Rivers; most likely to succeed, Ferguson, Fellers; prettiest, best looking, Lockhart, Moore; laziest, Crawford, Eddins; most friendly, Teal, Little. SUPERLATIVES Pry elwVest 2 22 N -Ann Lockhart Beste LOOKIIG 2. ae 1 aeee i eee Fred Moore Most Ambitious (Girl) Vera Ferguson Most Ambitious (Boy) Joseph Fellers Most Popular (Girl) Margaret Helen Gaddy IMOSt RPO Gye Gb Oy) aan eee ee Ed Little Bestel resscd suit) eee eee Mabel Horne iD eSteesScde (b6 ,) ae Thomas Baker DB CSUMS VOTE a Glt))) eeeeeeanees Wyolene Teal Best Sport (Boy) Bill Eddins Most dlented (Girl) a2 aoe Bebe Stokes Most Talented (Boy) Ed Little Most Likely To Succeed (Girl) Vera Ferguson Most Likely To Succeed (Boy) Joseph Fellers Most Dignified (Girl) Correne McQuague Most Dignified (Boy) Joseph Fellers Most Influentiok (Girls se Billie Rivers Most Influential (Bov)- Joseph Fellers Best All-Round (Girl) Margaret Helen Gaddy Best All-Round (Boy) — ------ Fred Moore Most. studious (Girl)— Vera Ferguson Most » ‘ :dious (Oy) snmena Joseph Fellers MostaG) gmaal, (Girl) 2. = Billie Rivers et OTe wl (Boy) .... !. Ed Little Most Athletic (Girl) Margaret Helen Gaddy ele CN

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT To All Whom This May Concern: Th e class of ’42 of Wadesboro High School, after four years or more under close supervision in the aforesaid institu- tion, is about to be discharged as being of sound mind and body, and herewith makes and executes its last will and testament in the following manner: To Mr. Lewis, our kindhearted and thoughtful superintendent, we leave our gratitude for his special efforts to lend support in all your undertakings. To Mr. Snuggs, our beloved and genial principal, we leave our whole-hearted ap- preciation for all that he has done for us, not only as a class, but as individuals. To our parents and those who have made our training here possible, we leave our undying love and gratitude. To Miss Holder, our faithful and effici- ent teacher, we leave our heartfelt grati- tude for all the jams she has brought us through, and for the problems that she has shouldered. All that we can say is thanks. To the junior class, we leave the honoi' of following in our footsteps; also the privilege to use the front steps at recess and to occupy the front seats in chapel. To the sophomore class, we leave the unquestionable right to fight among them- selves over the confronting problems of the next junior-senior banquet. To the freshman class, we leav2 our ex- pectations of a great senior class of ’45. The following seniors have bequeathed the following traits: I, Billie Rivers, do bequeath Hugh for Annabelle, Edith, and Sheffield to fight over. Class Testator Frances Eller I, Margaret Helen Gaddy, do bequeath to “Nappy” Winfree my ability to dance. I, Bebe Stokes, do bequeath to James Hart my music ability. I, Marion Griffin, do bequeath Tuck to the girls of the junior class. I, Mary Lily Beachum, do bequeath my car to the boys that bum rides after school. I, Elizabeth Thomas, do bequeath to Pauline Atkinson my job to work in the cafeteria. I, Jennings Seago, do bequeath my blushing ability to the girls of the fresh- man class. I, Mary Elizabeth Davis, do bequeath my executive ability to next year’s presi- dent of Student Council. I, Mabel Cornelius, do bequeath my quiet manners to Betty Latham. I, Ed Little, do bequeath my poetic abil- ity to Edgar Gathings. I, Martha Crawford, do bequeath my athletic ability to Lula Welsh Davidson. I, Joseph Fellers, do bequeath to Jay Mills my job in the office. I, Dorothy Hildreth, do bequeath my friendly smiles to Caroline Hill. I, Vera Ferguson, do bequeath my abil- (Continued on Page 52)