home economics prize 1, 2. Newspaper staff 2,
3, 4. (Kdltor-iu-fhief 4). 4-H Club 1. Voted best
student of Sophomore class 2. Magazine manager
4. Voted for leadership In “Ideal Jamestown
Girl” 4. Plano 2, 3, 4.
BOB CLODFELTER—Dramatic Club 3, 4. (President
4). Newspaper staff 3, 4. Glee Club 4. Music 3,
4. Debating team 3, 4. Tennis Club 1, 3, 4. Hl-Y
Club 4. Home Economics Club 3. President of
Junior and Senior Class. Master of Ceremonies at
Junior-Senior Banquet 3.
ELAINE PHII,LIPS—Glee 1. 2. Orchestra 3, 4.
El,ORAL HKNNIS—Sang in quartet 3, 4. Glee Club
4. Manual Training 2, 3.
LOUISE LANDRETH—Home Economics 2. 3. Physi
cal Education 3. Baslcetball 2, 3. 4-H Club 4.
MILDRED FALLS—Hiking 3. Softball 2.
DOROTHY HOWELL—Girl Scout 1. Glee Club 1.
Student Council representative 1. Voted prettiest
girl In Sophomore Class 2.
MARGARET BURNEY—School store 3, 4. Basket
ball 2. Softball 3. Hiking 3.
ERNEST INGOI,D—Soccer 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2.
3, 4.
RAYMOND VUNCANNON—Soccer 2, 3, 4. Basket
ball 3, 4. Baseball 4.
ERNEST WOLFE—Baseball 1.
FRANCES FOSTER—Girl Scout 2, 3, 4. Glee Club
1. 2, 3, 4. Dramatic Club 3, 4. (secretary 4),
Newspaper staff 2, 3. Beta Club 3, 4. Tennis
Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Library Club 2.
ALMA MIDKIFF—Glee Club 1, 2.
RAY WARD—Baseball 3, 4. Softball 3.
CHARLES GARDNER—Bell Ringer 4. Cafeteria
caller 4. Hl-Y 4.
MARY W. TILDEN—Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Dramatic
Club 3. Beta Club 3, 4. Debate Team 4. Debato
Club 2. 3. Piano 1, 2, 3, 4. Tennis Club 1, 2. 3.
Basketball 1. Newspaper staff 1, 2, 3, 4.
HOPE PARRISH—Newspaper 3. Hiking Club 3.
Softball 3.
IJJCILLE LANIER—Softball 3. Volleyball 3. Basket
ball 3, 4. Hiking 3.
GEORGE BALLINGER—Soccer 3, 4. Basketball 3. 4.
Softball 3.
ROSELLA MODLIN—Glee Club 3, 4. Hiking 3. 4-IT
Club 3.
ELIZABETH CASHATT—Basketball 2, 3, 4. Hiking
2. 3.
EVELYN CATIDI.E—Basketbnll 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4.
CHARTlES WYRICK—Glee Club 4. Track team 3, 4-
NAOMI SMITH—Girl Scout 1, 2, 3. Glee Club 1, 2, 3.
4-H Club 1. Basketball 1. 2. 3. Hlkinj? 2.
LIB BURLESON—Girl Reserve 1. Girl Scout 1, 2, 3.
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 4-H Club 4, (elected health
queen of Jamestown). Basketball 2, 3, 4. News
paper staff 2, 3. 4. (advertising manager).
Library Club 3. Tennis Club 2. Home Economics
1, 2, 3, 4. Elected for complexion of “Ideal .Tames-
town Girl).
NORMA LEE SIMMONS—Glee Club 4. Tennis Club
3. Class Basketball 4. Beta Club 4.
WRAY HUTCHINS—Newspaper staff 3. 4. Tennis
Club 2. 3. Student Council i-epresentative I. Glee
Club 2. 4. Class basketball 2, 3, 4. Librarian.
HILDA HETHCOX—Basketball 3. Baseball 3. Hik
ing 3.
ANNILEA OSBORNE—Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Glee
Club 4. Library Club 4. Newspaper staff 3, 4.
Baseball 3.
.TOE MORTON—Bus Driver 4.
W. C. MANGUM—Soccer 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2. 3. 4.
GTTY OSBORNE—Hi-Y 4. Home Economics Club 3.
JAMES STEWART—Basketball 2, 3, 4. Softball 2, 3.
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF
CLASS OF ’41
The last Will and Testament of the Senior Class
of Jamestown High School, in the 1941, the montli
of May. the County of Guilford, and the State of
North Carolina.
The entire Senior Class being in a soimd state of
niind do give and bequeath after the payment of all
their just debts and funeral expenses the following:
Item I: To the members of the faculty: We do
bequeath without any limitations, all the learning
which has been acquired by them during the four
years they have had to preside over our classrooms.
Item II: To the entire Student Body : Our never-
ending and stupendous mental capacities for the as
similating of knowledge and Information, and our un
ending devotion to study periods.
Item: To Ann Abernathy. George McKinney leaves
his artistic ability. Ann, this is for the sole purpose
of using it on the newspaper and not on your face.
Item; J. W. Warren, Doris Marie Vestal leaves
you a book of stamps to mall her letters with. Be
sure they’re sealed, J. W.
Item; Bob Clodfelter, leaves his ability as a de
bater to Buddy Queen. Beter luck than he had.
Buddy.
Item; To the future seniors, Guy Osborne leaves
his talent of getting liis French “all wrong”. Try and
do better, “seniors.”
Item: Evelyn McKinney’s sunny disposition goes
to Mary Edith Procter and her typewriter to Miss
Haiuier.
Item: Carl Cox leaves his “slenderizing tonic” to
Charles Ball. Charlie watch your “school girl” figure.
Item: Mary Weatherly Tllden leaves her red high
top socks to Carol Raper. Carol they have that “slen
derizing appearance.”
Item: George Ballinger leaves his worst habit—
flirting—to Lunsford Hunter. Best of luck, Lunsford.
Item: To Norman Osborne, Norma Lee Simmons
leaves her desire to join the Air Corps. Remember
us to the stars, Norman.
Item: Hebron Coble leaves his remarkable pro
nunciation of words (?) to James Pardne. Try and
improve it, James.
Item: Joyce Winslow leaves her compact ami
coml) to the girls of the .Junior Class. Take care of
them, girls.
Item: Attention, boys! .Toe Morton leaves his luis
to anyone who can manage It.
Item: I.,ouIse Lance leaves her “Southern Acce.nt"
to Edward Wilson. “(!ome up and se«> us sometime.
Kdwnnl.”
Item: Basil Meredith leaves his bell ringing “posi
tion” to whoever Mr. White sees fit to have it.
Item: Lucille I>anier wills her unfathomable love
for ciiewing gum to Mary Edith Proctor.
Item: Lewis Waynick leaves his ability to “blush”
to Norris Frazier. Hats off to anybody who is able
to blush in 1941.
Ttem: Wanda Hiatt Brackett wills her (?) ability
to remain quiet and listen inattentively (?) on class to
.Mice Scott. Alice we hope you’ll live up to this more
than Wanda did.
Item: Maurice Crutiiis leaves, his seat in Physics
to Lessle Loftin.
Item: Norma Willard leaves her ability, to fall
down steps to Doris Marie Wilson. We hope you make
“less” use of it tlian Norma did, Doris.
Item: Calvin (’ashatl wills his "worn out brain”
to .Teddy Smith.
Item : Lessie Price leaves all of iier English knowl
edge to Buck Guyer.
Item: Ray Ward leaves his baseball suit to “Chlg-
ger" Wilson. Hope it flt.s, “Chigger.”
Item : Wanda Smith ■vvlll.s her Mr brown eyes to
Ton«ay Delk. Don’t roll them at the boys.
Item: Chubby Jarrell, alias Adam Lazons-a. wills
his ability to make love to Misses Hanner and Sub
lette with hopes they’ll soon become “Mesdames.”
Item: Dot Howell leaves her love for eating and
skating to Gene Thomas. Don’t get too plump Gene.
Item: To Gene Kester, Bobby Floyd leaves his
title as Biggest Flirt. We advi.se you NOT to live tip
to it. Gene.
Item; Ruby Briggs wills her natural curly hair to
Edith Metters.
rtem: Arlene Shackelford leaves her hair curlers
and dimples to Diana Doggett. Please don't wear
them out, Diana.
Item : Bill Holton leaves his red. I’m sorry, auburn
hair to Hadley Yow.
Item : Hope Parrish wills her ability to sing to
Jack Haley. We hope you can make some Improve
ments, Jack.
Item: Gilbert Clark leaves to Miss Hanner the
nearest thing to his heart—his gizzard.
Item: Aetna Davis wills her “luck” to get a hoy
friend (and keep him) to Nancy Willard.
Item: Raymond Vuncannon wills his pretty black
hair to Branson Ru.ssell. Don’t have It cut so short
thoiigii, Branson.
Ttem; Hilda Hethcox and Wilma Cashatt leave
their French knowledge to Doris Osborne and Beatrice
Davis. Hope vou two make better u.se of it than they
did.
Item: Charles Gardner leaves his position as
“waUflower” to Edward Wilson. Hope It woti’t hap
pen to you, Edward.
Ttem: Danna Morgan leaves her school girl figure
to f\‘irol Raper. Hope it iKwomes you Carol.
Ttem: Ernest Ingold leaves his basketball ability
to Tom .Tohnson. Use It to win the championship
nevt year, Tom.
Item: To Terrence Thornton, Elaine Phillips wills
her jiijility to play the violin.
Ttein; Robert Winslow leaves his “radio” (the
one he made?) to Mr. Morgan. We hope it plays.
Item. Naomi Smith wills her worn-out heel taps to
Lucille Morris. Don’t make much noise in the halls,
Tjiciiie.
Item: Ernest Wolfe, ,Tr., wlsiies to will his ability
to make all his noise at home and to keep quiet in
school to Doyle Hobbs Lowe. We hope he’ll make use
of It.
Ttem; Elizabeth Cashatt leaves her basketball
ability to Margaret D. Ballinger.
Ttem: Norman Ingold leaves his absences to Tom
Joimston. Don't break his record, Toni.
Item: Annilea Osborne leaves her basketball suit
to Carol Raper. We hope it fits Carol.
Item: Newman Lemonds leaves his nickname “Au
tomotive” to Pork Morris.
Item: Mildred Falls leaves her front seat in
French to Louise Crowell.
Item: Cliarles Wyrick leaves his smoking permit
to Darrell Key. This'll save you a lot of running
Darrell.
Item: Alma Midkiff leaves her General Business
Workbook to the General Business students. Please
don't use it when Miss Speer is looking.
Item: .Tames Russell leaves his permission to take
Miss Hanner to next years Junior-Senior to Thad
Mclnnis.
Item: Kathleen Davis leaves her bow ribbons lo
Ann Abernathy.
Item: Romulus Modlln wills his ability to get t>
school on time (if at all) to Thad Mclnnis.
Item: Mary Frances Webster wills her popularity
to Betty Lynn Willard and her old themes and note
books to Jeddy Smith.
Item: Elizabeth Burleson wills her rei hair and
fre'kles to Julian McGhee.
Item: O. D. Leach wills to Bill Burney a '3S
Chevrolet for transporting human being to and from
Jamestown only.
Item: Joy Smith Stroud leaves her marriage cer
tificate to Mr. Wyatt with hopes he'll soon have one
of his own.
Item: Frances Foster leaves her favorite expres
sion, “Oh, but definitely!” to Nancy Willard.
Item: Margaret Burney leaves her red fingernail
polish to Ann Thompson.
Item: Wray Hutchins leaves his place on the
newspaper staff to David Journey.
Item: Carrie Dell Hennis wills her Beta Club
membership to Belva I.,ee Harrison. Hope It comes in
handy.
Item: Mary Alice Johnson leaves her seat behind
Joe Morton to Goldie Kulp.
Item: Phyllis McGhee leaves her homeroom seat
to Janies Johnston (if he ever gets to the Senior
Class).
Item: Since Thomas .Tohnston studies so hard,
Geirgia Tversey leaves iilm her French book. Take
gf>od care of it, Tom.
Item: Evelyn Caudle leaves her ability to memo
rize poems in Frencli to Beatrice Davis.
Item: ilary Frances Crowell wills her quietness
III fifth iw*rioi studj- linll to Norma Cox. Please take
heed. Norm a.
Item: Martha Raye Spencer wills her diary to
Betty Tiynn Willard, (you lucky thing. We’d like to
.see it, too.)
Item: Jesin Donagiiy wills her long fingernails to
to Klizabeth Brown. T>on’t .scratch anyone, Elizabeth.
Item: Rosella Modlln leaves her sweet personality
to X.'incy Gibson.
rtein : Tfiith Tliornton leaves her job as librarian
to Until llallirook. Be as good as Ruth was, Ruth.
Item: Eloral Hennis leaves his quietness to Steven
Thornton. (He needs It!)
Item: T,oulse Landreth leaves her “Middle .\ge
Spread” to Ellzalieth Brown. Don’t increase it. Eliza-
Iteth.
Item: Junnie Hester wills his worn out milk pail
to .lames Johnston.
Ttem: Fleta Mae Richardson leaves her seat in
fifth period study hall to Doris Hennis.
Ttem: Louise La Prade wills her French name to
Ijicille T/asIey.
Item: Harriet Murray leaves her ability to dodge
work iind escape classes to Steven Thornton and
Norris Frazier. Tier position on the newspaper to Mis-
Marlett.
Ttem: W. C. Mangum (alias Monkey Mangum)
svills all his cigars to Jack Haley. We hope they
won’t make you sick, .Tack.
Ttem; Frances Turner wills her beautiful curly
hair to Dallas Pendry.
GAB ABOUT JAMESTOWN
Rulh Thornton took Pluto to a Sunday school picnic
a couple of weeks ago and had to share him with
.•mother girl. Come on now Kathleen, you know three’
;i crowd. You too. Violet?
To whom did Mr. White’s announcement, on joy
riding. refer? “Give me a date in a Ford V-8.”
When the newspaper staff tried to trade its worn-
out, broken down typewriter in on Mr. White’s good
one. without his permission, Mr. White returneil said
keyboard with the remark. “I'm not as dumb as you-
tlilnlv T fini."
I,et's hope tliat the Mls.ses Hanner and Marlette
don't desert us for a couple of men during the .sum
mer months. Huh?
Billy surely did “slay” the girls with his Dog-
Pjitoti wooing In the operetta.
Mary .Mice, buttercups are to look at and not eat
In chemistry class.