Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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Class l-llstory A l1ttl9 lealnlng IS a Cldllgelflll th1ng Dllnk deep O1 taste not the P1e11an Sp11ng HEL, IH the fall of 1922 1 gl oup of rats collected at th -EK , H1 School xxe xeallx thought that xxe xx e1e d11nk1ng deep ff' of xx1sdom It IS a1d that gleen 1 a lestful colo1 to the 1,4 exe 1f that be tlue no o11e that l1x ed ne 1r the H1 School 5 72 e1e had tloublc xx 1th h1s exes That colo1 sccmed to be our constant attend 1nt fo1 It ecmed that ex erx one xxho s1xx us sm1led 1nxx ardlx and sa1d to h1mself e1e s a 1 poor llttle 1gnorant thlng Th 1t xc ll xc x clc 1ted almost 1 t too fo1 xx hen the school bulned xxc xx c1c ch 1sed out to the Ialks Hom tor school and later xxc xx elc alloxx ed to come to the H1gh School ll the aftelnoon so th it Olll appeuancc xx ould not fllghtcn the uppc classes Isuppose Th1o11gh 111 hoxxcxc1 xxc SLllX1XLCl xx1th the lalgest class IH thc H1gh School The next X631 xxe c 1111ed oulselx es xx 1th an V111 of 1mpo1tance f01 xve1e xxe not Sophs Indeed xxc h Ld g1oxxn 1n our 6StlfI'l'l.t10l1 1m menselx 11 not 1n that of the teache1s In 2.1 ou1 Basketball Te 1m xxent to Columbia and 1etu1ned the fJllCl6 of the school xx1th a SllV61 cup Du11ngth1s xea1 an Hono1 Sx stem xx as lnaugul 1ted Though 11 the t1me ot1ts 1HStltl.1f1OIl xxe could not tullx 1pprec11te 1ts xalue noxx of such lllflllltfi xx orth to us In 1924 as Jollx ILIIIIOIS xxe xxclcomed ln NI1 Hanna who had so des11ed to re1gn ag 1111 among Ander on s fane t that the trustee nnallx sent hlm back to us Th1s X911 the1e xx e1e talks of nexct xe'1r SCHIOFS etc Ma1ch 28th 1920 xx1ll 1lxx axs be 11edlette1 dax to ou1 class fol that dax ou1 rlngs d1I1XLtl ou1 cl1ss xx is '1NXc1Id9Cl the cl1s tlI1Cf1Ol1 of belng the fhst class 1n the h1storx of the Anderson Hlgn School to get Senlor l1lIgS xx hen thex xx e1e Junlols And too he Jun1o1 Sen1o1 1ecept1on thlN vc ll d1cxx closer the t1es of fll9I1dSl11D xx h1ch h 1d been stralned xx hen the Boys H1gh School xxas QSt3.bllSh9Ll And noxx s1nce xxe haxe a111x cd at that statlon f01 xxhlch xxe have labored to1 clex en xea1s do xou xx ondc1 that xxe moxe xx1th st 1telx d1g I11tX Though ou1 class has not bu1st to1th xx1th daazlmg br1ll1ancy st1ll xxe haxe made cledltable shoxxlngs on the Basketball Track md DQlJ'1t1I1g Teams and 1I1 all o1ator1cal conte ts W 1th our help1ng hand the Hono1 System has been firmlx estabhshed 1n ou1 school Wltn office1s of the txxo L1tera1x Socletles trom ou1 class these organlzatlons haxe come much nea1e1 thell gYllN As xxe folloxx the golden thread of memo1x b 1ck xxe haxe but one 1eg1et that xxe d1dnot IY1'1k9lJ9ff01 Us of ou1 ODDOITLIDIUQS as thex p1esented themselxe to us Classmates Memorx has p unted a plC'tlll6 In colo1s that xx 1ll ne Q1 g'lOXX old And as 1n the xxo1ld xou battle xou1 xx ax Remembel the xx hlte and the gold NI -XXIIE BALLENTINE 26 rxxrxlx UNI . as ' V ' ' V V . ' . . 5 , 5 y Q' 1 V ' 1. 1. ,, - A , ' ' 2 ' Z V 54 r LV V 1 C !' 'V 14 'sy v Q v v l '- - V tiff -V v V r V ' gb 1 V . ' V V . ' V V H ' . V gal V 9 v C 5 . ls . m ff -L 11 . . , A ,- D, W. . . V H. ,, ,V V 2 V ' S V V V. K V LV? V V V ' ' V V V ' ' V . H' V 7 V 4 V 7 . V V ' .f . . I'h . at --- O l . ,, V v V u V V V a 1 V - V ' . V A 1, x + x'1 11182 ..zs1z1s, V . V . ' V, V,.,.2,. 1 5.1 9 ' V V 4 V V V V 1, 1 V V ' 'V ' Y 7 7 ' V V , LV 2 V V I VV . ,S V V' V ,1- V V I-LV AV, .V f LV I V 2 , V A V , V, V V I. V V' V , V' V V KV' V V V V. V V' V. V V V' V ' V ' V V U C V V V U V V7 V V V ' V ' ' ' ' V . , l 2 V c , ' V V ' ' ' V 1 V VV I 9 V V V V V U, V V V C V ' f 5 V uh V V V. V' 1 V' ' V V V V. V V ' VV V - V I , A V V c V , c . ' I 'V . D ' 1 I v r 1.4 . 1 V v V , t c c V, , we are proud to say that our school possesses thls thlng xx'h1eh has been V U' V ' ' VV 'Y V . ' 1 V ' V . 'v Y X 1 ' I 9 J ' ' 2 ' s 'Q ' ' V' ,s V V ' V ' V V V V V V V V V an , H t V V. V Q c , V V . c , at ' 1 I, 1 1 P 1' 4 -V v1 4 1 V V n V , . ..V , .V , c V c ' U f KVAV V V V LV V ' L- 4 V V' V J 3 . V 2 LVKV V2 LV 6 VV V 'NVI- . ' V' V V V V V ' VV tl V . t .. , , - . . . 7 L. U ,Z 7 , V . L. LV . 5, v I I N ' v 1, I v '1 1 . 1 C V V V L - Y .y k . , . .V .V M . , V I V ' V V V V. V V V V V V V' V ' 1 D I , K 1 A 2 'Y - ' V9 V V VV V V V. ' V V' V ' ' ' V V . V 4 V 1 ' 4 f V. 1 4 I V V V V V , C . I 1 . 1 1: l if V 51 1 Y. . ' c V , V1 -. c V 4 ' 1 V . V I I '1 V V V KC V. V 2 , Y . . . . . . C . 'VC c V'V' V.: U V V V ' ' V L 1 C 11 V. , 1 1 V ' ! . V ' H , I V V M V V , V 1 . . - ' '- 1 1:

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I WENTX ii WENNONAH WILSON The :zentle mmd by gentle deeds knovsn mon Ilterary Society Hlstory Club ELIZABETH WRIGHT Far may we search before we Gnd A heart so noble and xo kmd lneon I1te1a15 Socxety French Club Hmtory I ul: MARTHA WY ATT ml e or 'l greeting., 1. u ndlrlm vw ny -he 1y,.on I 1r'uy Quin HINUDIY C um Music K u FVELYN AI ICI' X FARCIN loyal hearted -trom-. of mmd A fnner url youll nuvlhele Gnd I11.on literary Souety SCIENCE Llulx Prenvh I lub FRANCFS ANNE YOUNG Fevl thxnx. me lmpossxble to mlmlngence rm -.kill Prealdenl Sophomore Class Member Student Lounul 4 Punch Llub Hlbtory Llulm Secre l y Z Plesxdent 26 Treasurer of ln.,on o zuty 4 Wmnex of Oratorlcal Contest lla-.ketball Squad 23 2 Varsity 25 5 Blok A Cluly Captam Basketball Team 25 26 Spun xor Buys Babketball Team 24 Football 2: Pn :dent Ayer Soclety 26 Buwm'-N Man'u..fx lulml. 24: Athletic AbNOLldl,lUYl VY . ' - is ll L' .' ' 'Q ' . . il , Q , . : . A S 'l f . ll, n ' ' f fl: l, 8 K 'L 1 A lr 1, jolly 'z .' hull. I l.' f lit 1 . ' . -ty: ' 'l l 1 .' ' A 'lul . nh I , 5 I ' .' , : . , ' N lf. f A , .W 1 ,, V . rs . . I . . .Y , W 1 1 , - y ' '2' : - ' : 1' ' : - ' 4' ur 5: ' ' 2 ' - I ' S - l . - '2 1 ' ' ' ' ' '25: s , ' 2 A. , Y , , 4: - v , ,2 : T . sl , ,. v z , ' ,, FZ

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The Prophecy , 1-9 sex eral years I have been a teacher 1l'l a small schocl lg!-' rn the heart of the Rockles A strange and wrerd tal Q of Father Trme rs told 1n connectron wrth a large granrte peak vshrch rs near my school It has been my habrt for 5' A some trme to clrmb to a large ledge on thlq peak after school to medrtate over the happenrngs of the day One afternoon as l vs as seated here lost rn my thoughts I was drsturbed by a sllght rrorse On turnrng around who should I see but Father Trme hm' self He was dressed rn a flowrng robe hrs harr was long and whrtn and rn h1s hand he carrrcd an hour glass and a large srckle As I gazed rn wonderment he came slowlv toward me then he passed hrs han: before my eg es and commanded me to look rnto the vallev I dld so but rt was not the same lrttle valley I knew rnstead rt was a larger on frlled wrfh manv many people vsho seemed to be occupled rn varrous ways Father Trme told me that slnce I too was rnvrsrble we coull go down the vallev and observe the rnhabrtants more closely Not far from the ledge we came upon a small group of cottage These vs ere the Summer Homes of the great Lrterary GGHIUSQS of th sard thrs was because the WIIIQYS were out searchrng for materral and local color The first cottage was the home of a group of promrnert xoung Noxelrsts Ver gre Keaton Inea Kay and Paulrne Layton I recognrzed these grrls as old classmates and was very glad to hear of the1r lrterary success Near bv we found the homes of the new poet of Amerrca In rt Ruby McLa1n re1gned supreme Here rt was also that Edna McCown garned the 1nsp1rat1on to wrlte the poem The Lost Lover whrch had recently taken the world by storm Edna was closelv rrvaled by a young up start known as Lucretra Burrrss who wa gettrng famous bv her many elegres The next house was the home of the Hrstorlans and Phrlosopher Father Trme agarn rnformed me that here Sara Lou Dunlap and Carolrne Speer were worklng drlrgently nrght and day to complete the1r New Hrstory of the Mrssxng Lrnes before Mrss Ruby Hunnrcutt anl Mrss Tate opened the1r Select School for Young Ladres Some of thc competent members of the staff of thls school were Nan Wallace Ruby Webb Lourse Stephens and Ex ely n Yeargrn The school was surround ed by attractrxe gardens whrch had been des1gned by two well known land scape gardners Mary Ulmer and Loulse Trrbble I forgot to tell you that L1la West taught Art rn the school and Lucrlle Strrckland was head of the Musrc Department fBut Im gett1ng away from m colonv of wrrterslj I had just started to tell you that I peeped rnto the 11 rndovs of Sara Lou s cottage and there sat Martha Wyatt and Marv Grrflin tvro xx orld famed prlosophers Ill a heated argument as to vr hether Lottle Webb Margaret Lexus or Ruth Wrglngton would be the best presrdent for The Toe Dancer s Club On the porch of thrs same cottage sat Margaret Scott the famous brographer who was gettrnr her latest book ready for the press The book was entrtled Essay on Mrss Marv Glrmph The Martvr for the Cause of Cats and Dogs Father Trme sard that Jennre Ruth Whrtten lrved wrth Margaret but TWI-,N'l X IWO ' 'W i S v 1 S 1 ' 1 k 1 '- 4 1.5 ' , 1 .1 . f ' . ' . C .1 . ,,, 1. 1 1 4.1 H . ,, . . . . . ., W 6 l Qvijf' 5 . . . laik ' ' ' f' u ls ' 1 he Rift. l ' ' ' 1. 1 1, 1 1, 1 .1 . . ,, . ,, . u Q L L , 1' . . 1 1. , 1 1 ., l I ' LL L . L I , 1 I , 1 1 1 Y I . . 1 u K 1 ' ' 7 ' 1' 1 , 1 1 we L 1 5 ' I u ,, . ,, . . . . I T L L L g S 1 1 1 1 e ' ' ll ' fl tlme. I notrced that most of the houses were empty. Father Trme L L L1 . L n 1 7' y l 1 l I I Y a 7 7 7 ' 4 r , 1 . . ' S 1 . . . . ,, 7 77 ' 1 , . . s ., ' 9 5 61 ' Y! ' ' . ,, . . . . ,, . . p LL ' ' ' L6 ' Y! 1 pw ' 7 1' . Y V . ' , , . 1 7 - 1 1 'L .xc o l , . XY v' 1 ' 7 1 , 1 I 0 - 7 V . - . 1 A Lv s 1 ' ' , ' . CK ,Yi YY ' L L L a L Q C vl I 1 . . , 1 , 1 , 1 1, 0 J w 1 v Q xv w I 66 111 ' , ' n H 1 . . ,, ' . . . .