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GOLDSBORO HI NEWS
May 17, 1935
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF CLASS OF '35—By Margaret Denmark
(Continued from page eleven) | Gay, hoping, yea praying, that his
ner, which will be the symbol of our tires are good.
To Ida Mae Starling, Sallye B.
wills her athletic ability and figure
in hopes that she’ll have as much
success with the “Bills” as the
Privette gal.
Dan Aycock leaves behind a
couple of yards of feet to Powell
Bland.
Wiley Smith leaves his aptitude
for rapid, continuous talking and
chewing to Allen Andrews.
Bob Lane wills his hotcha rhyth
mic dance to Cecil Willis who can’t
dance anyway.
Kenneth Cooke leaves his beauti
ful brown eyes to “Boy” Smith.
Girls, he’s cheating you.
]Srellie Williams wills her ability
to be a good friend to anybody who
thinks he can do it as well.
Archie Monk bequeathes to the in
coming Freshmen his instantaneous
grasp of new topics in math, while
the rest of the Senior Class offers
sympathy to the Freshmen’s future
math teacher.
Harry Hundley leaves his love
for snakes and Elizabeth Smith to
Jim Manly.
Ernest Mansour leaves his com
mon sense and witticisms to his
brother Eddie in hopes that he will
do better.
Frances Powell wills her bangs to
Louise Spruill to use when she gets
rid of her present crop.
Mavis Young leaves her flaming
torch, pardon me, top, to Dot Parker
in hopes that she will hold it high.
Nita Cox bequeathes her voice
volume to Mary Peele, whom we
seldom hear.
Elbridge Eose wills his self-assur
ance to anyone who thinks he can
put on as big a front as he has.
Maurice Edwards bequeathes his
part in the Aycock Memorial Cup
to Powell Bland and hopes he will
try his best to win it next year.
success.
Article III
A—To the faculty of G. H. S.
we lovingly leave a gorgeous bouquet
of forget-me-nots and a heart full
of gratitude for their kind words,
thoughts, and deeds which dulled
many a thorn in our rocky paths.
Article IV
The Present Class-’35 is noted
for having great numbers of indi
vidual qualities and quantities and
er—a—as a result (apologies to Mr.
Johnson) do hereby leave a few to
the incoming classes.
Eleanor Taylor wills her “flirta
tious walk” to Scotty Dameron.
Gertrude Hobbs wills her typing
errors to any one who thinks they
can make as many.
Nellie Farfour leaves her vocal
“pipes” to Cora Burns in hopes that
she will improve.
Whitmel Gurley bequeathes her
sophistication to Shirley Armen-
trout (as if she needs any) !
Annie E. Coward wills her coquet
tish mannerisms to any one who
wishes to take as much trouble as
she does with them
Rupert Pate wills his frail, puny
physique to Bert Grifiin
Thomas W. Pearson, since he has
carried this dangerous burden long
enough, wills his persuasive powers
to Joe Edwards.
Anna Best bequeathes her non
chalant, oratorical spirit, which is
as changing as the Chameleon’s col
ors, to ISTettie Worrell.
Ollie Powell wills her permanent
waves to Virginia Ginn and wishes
her “Bon Voyage.”
Ann Dees bequeathes studiousness
and thata-way with boys to Eliza
beth Smith
William Wimpy Vinson wills his
excess length and cute cut-ups to
Sam McClenny.
Dot Ballard bequeathes her blond
beauty and baby blue eyes to “Baby
Baddour.”
To Lee Ann Taylor, Alberta Carr
wills her musical talent and her abil
ity to relate experiences.
Arline Robertson leaves her orig
inal ways and her ambition to be
a movie star to Allen Andrews.
Frank Garris wills his mania for
careful driving and sloppy dress to
Humphrey Brown, who will prob
ably break his neck anyhow!
Albert Ellis leaves his ability to
turn corners on two wheels to John
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Richard Helms leaves his argu
mentative and doubting attitude to
all the girls strung on Henry Ken
nedy’s line in hopes they will settle
Hal Armentrout wills his “School
Girl” complexion to William Dees
hoping that the price of Lux will
not increase during the coming
years.
Billy Griffin refuses to part with
any of his dynamic charms since
all of them are needed for his con
quest of Betsy.
]STorwood Middleton wills a tiny
bit of his love for Ozello to Powell
and still has enough to keep ahead
in the race.
Hereupon, I, the aforesaid Class
of ’35, do deffix, reffix, and aflix my
worthy signature to this document,
the Last Will and Testament of the
Class of ’35 in the presence of wit
nesses.
Margaret Denmark, Testator.
Witnesses—Anne Bullock,
George Armstrong.
“What student in G. H. S. has
the initials V. V. V. ?”
“I didn’t know there was such;
who is it?”
“Have you never heard of Vil-
liam Vimpy Vinson?”
—Willis.
Eight Girls Win Prizes
Perrye Smith, junior member of
the second year Sewing Class, model
ing a yellow lace afternoon frock
trimmed in soft, brown velvet, was
winner in the annual Weil Dress
making Contest. Isa Dameron,
modeling a blue lace evening gown,
won second place.
Dresses made were presented in a
fashion show at a meeting of the
high school P.-T. A. on Wednesday
night. May 8.
l^ineteen girls took part in the
contest and entered the show. Others
winning prizes were Dot Crawford,
third; Yvette Turlington, fourth;
Katherine Kennedy, fifth; Adell
Sherard, sixth; Helen Brendle, sev
enth; and Ann Dees, eighth.
“What boy in high school doesn’t
smoke, studies every night, doesn’t
go with girls, never stays out late,
and is going straight home after
graduating?” asked a teacher.
There was no reply.
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