Whitesburg High School - Cherokee Yearbook (Whitesburg, TN)

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W0 WHO'S WHO Most Helpful Music ----- ------------- - ------ - Sportsmanship Soortsmanship Best Sthlete, Best Athlete, Boy ----- Most Popular Student ---------------- student ----- - --- Girl -------- ---- Boy ----- --- ------- Girl---- ------ ---- -- Johnny Elmore Jean Williams Beulah Bledsoe J.P. Jones Cleatus Carter Robert Talley Johnny Miller

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SENIOR CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Whitesburg High School, being of sound mind and memory, and considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life, do therefore construct, or- dain, publish, and declare, due to the Commencement Exercises this to be our last Will and Testament fof l943-441. First we order and direct, as a united body, that our sponsor, Mrs. Brooks, for her willing efforts and great in- terest in boys and girls, have our heartiest gratitude and appreciation for her understanding ways in guiding us through ' 1 our senior year. Second we wish to leave our personal belongings. There- fore, I do hereby set forth the personal wills of the indi- vidual members of the Senior Class of l945-44. Wilfred Breeding wills his basketball talents to Fred Haun. ' Blanche Haun leaves C.D. Thomason gives Newberry. her loud talk to Ortha Jenkins. his mechanical ability to Clyde Johnnie Drinnon's height goes to Denver Hurst and C.E. Shanks gets part of Johnnie Elmore's excess weight. Cleatus Carter bestowes her basketball talents upon Ann Lynn McCravey and her wavy hair to Minnie Whited. Joe Woods receives the chemical knowledge of E.O. Lane, 8.180 the leadership of Jesse Shipley. Carl Harmon wills his debating skill to Ernest Lee. Nellie Haun and Virginia Loudy leave their studious abi- iity to Dorothy Creech and Sally Stubblefield. Lorraine Worthington gets the personality of Mary Brock and friendliness of Betty Lou Hayes. To Patsy Smith goes Doris Turner leaves Beulah Bledsoe's basketball skill. her pep and energy to Ruth Ballard. Rosa Fisher gets the dependability of Elizabeth White. To Reubenia Whitaker goes the timidness of Frances Reed, and quietness of Irene Pearson. Virgie Price and Virginia Whited leave their ability to talk to Rosa Fisher and Jean Carpenter. Jean Williams wills To Madge Seals goes erine Orrick's hair bows Martha Ann Williams Norma Jean Rhea and to Minnie Whited. J.P. Jones, Johnnie leave to Clyde Newberry, her love for the boys to Inez Turner Helen Dodson's chewing gum and Kath- leaves her temper with Dorothy Long. Mary Jane Lane will their dark hair Miller, and I, Dallas Thompson, Joe Tate Davis, and Talmadge Gardner our loyality to each other and our practice of that old adage HTogether we stand, divided we falln.