Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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Class l-llstorv OUR memorable years ago tn the fall of 1924 we the present Senlor ag!! class entered the portals of the Anderson Htgh Sehoor to depart 'X four years later aceompanted by a dlp 1 We Vkere xmmedxately dubbed rats a name w hteh stood by us the enttre year Vele were welcomed mto the sehool by a leeture of musts and dont s by a stern looletng man who proyed to be none other than our beloyed prtnctpal Professor Hanna 1 wo seyere jolts latxn and Algebra were encountered 'I hose who passed these dtfhcultles thought they were the cream of the class Members of both the Ayer and ltgon l tterary Soctetxes muted us to be members Some chose the Ayer and others the l1gon but what s tn a name 1 he Honor System whtch had been xnaugurated the year before our entrance desttned to become proud of thus system Durtng thxs year our school was carrled far on the ttde of trtumph nn both oratory and debattng ln the fall of 1925 we returned to our Alma Mater fewer ln number but brlghter tn mtnd for we were no longer Freshmen but Sophomores Our debatmg team won the State champtonshxp thxs year Two honors were recexy ed by members of the school ID both the Dtstrxct and O Neal Oratortcal contests We must not forget our athletxcs for our coach lVl1ss Major gladly responded tn helptng to place our school among the best 1n the State Juntors Xes we were really Jolly Juntors at last We Were soon thrown mto confus1on and excxtement oy er the fact that we should get our rtngs When they dtd arrtye we felt hke Semors eyen though we werent Hardly had the excrtement d1ed when preparauons were begun for our lunlor Semor receptton an event whrch was enjoyed by both the boys and grrls We now began to talk of graduatxon In 27 we returned as Senlors Were we dreamrng Howeyer we soon became aware that rt was a fact 1 he Senlor prtyrleges whxch we had looked forward to were as pretty bubbles blown mto the axr whlch soon fade and dte Durlng our htgh school hfe our class has been represented tn athletlcs oratory and debatmg For three years we were the leaders ln the class games Now as we stand upon the threshold ytewmg our new hfe may we pledge eyer to remember the Whtte and the Gold but yet A leelma or sadness and Ionamg Steals oeer our sad and LL earq hearts As tee pass out of the door erefma Good bye qood hue dear old 'lnderson High ee must part FL1A'VlcCoyyx 78 1 I f X t t - u 1 r . l I ' l f 2 ' l l I l Y t . 1 . 1 t 1 5 f - . ei... . . ty ' 5 ,lj ' A ' ' ' W '. 1 x 7 7 1 1 - l s ., , - . , l , t - t 1 - . . -!. - 7 'T'7 ' 7 7 7 7 '7 7 V7 7 V7 7 7 A Y 7' 7 7 Y7 A l x Q 7 V7 7 I U V7 7 7 7 7 4 7 Y ck 7 7 I .7 7 ' 7 7 7 V7 I l 7 Y L I7 -7 I V- 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 17 7 7 I I 7, Q 7 Y 7 I I 77 I 7 7 V7 7 7 7 1 mto htgh school. forced us to vnew school hfe more serlouslyc however. we were I 7 7 7 I' V 7 ' . 77 V ' 7 Y7 7 7 7 7 A I 3 b b Y Y 7 7 . 7 7 7 I I I V7 7 I V7 7 7 r . 4 V 7 I 7 A 7 7 I 7 , ,, U , V , , , , , I A I 7 r A 7 7 77 7 7 I 7 I I V7 7 7 I I 7 Y7 Y 7 ' Y I Y . Y Y 7 Y 4 V ' 7 7 I 7 7 . 3 71 V7 7 I 7 7 7 - I I 7 .7 I I I 7 7 77 7 7 7 7 I I V . 77 V7 7 V7 7 7 7 7 V 7 7 , . . . Y V7 7 V-7 b 7 V A I 7 7 7 Y 7 7 7 . 7 7 V7 ' , . V e , . , 'I 1 1 1, - - e .I ' - y . h - K ' 1 ' ' A , L J . 4 1 - ' V v ' - '- J . . A 4 4. . . l'agle 'In nlul

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Class Wlll I the Stmor class ol 1928 of the Anderson Cnrls I-Irgh School haxmg plumed our umgs for fllght relatne to our departure from th1s fuortd clnmt do m1l1e 1nd publ1sl1tl11s our lait ulll and tcsta J mtnt htrtby ruolung 1nd dtclarxng 1ny 111111 hllhtrto txtcuttd hx us Vu the Stnlor cl1ss do htuhx dlspose ol our worldly goods 18 lollous tt cettra Item l To Vllss Cooley Ioum Pmrman lucllt Acktr 1nd Cl1ud11 Pruost xull 1nd btqutath thelr unexpurgned tdmons of Xxfllllk 9h1l1tspt1rt 1 uorks ulth tht fond hops. that 'Vhss Cooley xull get as much plnsurt out ol ttrtam poems as thty dld Item 2 Cella Daudson 1nd Ztlma Burdtn lean to Vllss Nor1 1 xolumt or tvxo of IIILII' Sonnets ftelmg surt th1t tl11s xull be a great addxtuon to tht l1br1ry lttm 3 Ionlantllt Austln Ntllxt Bnslu 1nd Htltn Alltn unll to Mr1 H1111 p11r of sptci so Ihll She mn Su. ll1at those llttlt thlngs our xondtr 1re not clouds but a range of the Blut Rndgt Vlountaxns to I ou1se Illden and Sut Broun thur boxsterous dlsposltlons Item D Dump Craxg COYYIL VVatson Vlargu Shtaly I:d1th Martxn 1nd Daley McFall w1ll to M155 Major thur hlghlx dutloptd musclts fsecurtd hx pushxng COYYIL s flnxtrh Item 6 I 1ly Brooks and Vtrntr Qpnrts 11 1ll Illkll' prnatt topnts of C1tn lltmtn Prtftr Blonde to Mir, Farmer and M.1rth1 XVard Item 7 I ottlt C ampbtll I ul1 NICC on n 1nd Blancht Holland xull thu tool gurl compluuon to I uc11 Ixmght Item 8 LOIS McGee XXyIlOl'l1 McGee and Haftl Altxandtr leaxt to Ixathletn 'X'lcC1te thur babyxsh 1 1 LXPYLSSIOTIS and chlldlsh tactucs 11 1th tht folloxung aduct to Ixathlttn Ih1t S the 1111 to land tm Ittm 0 Btatrmtt Kay Irancts Murphx 1nd Idn1 Bl1kt xull to Ivllfy I sans and Nlary Btgg, thexr 1h1l1ty to Parlef xous franc115 I 1.111 I0 I11 I lrod 1ndIlm.1 'Nlns lean thtmr undtr SllLIUI1gS 1nd xot1l orgms to IVIIFB Mtl urt 1nd IIILIITII lxrng U11 l C1rlotta C1rttn Nl1rg1rtt Houng Vlary 'X'ltGtt 1n Iugtnn n relun ltll 1 111 o t1rn11nt 0 1St1n t1u mf' El 1 1 d-.5 Ill I 'Xl lx' v' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 I1 1 I1 ' -- 1-1 1 '- -1 I 1 1 y - 1 A 1 viz., to wil. ' ' ' .elc.: 1 V V. 1 1 1. B ' 1 i I I I .1 1 1 b V A, V- 1 D 1 A 4 L I V Y- 5 Sly' 1 I -1 ' 1 1 y ' . x I V. 1. x I , I1 All I.. LI. I. V i V 1' 1 11 . 1 I VA 1 B I I 1 6 v. A gl A. K xv.. L L 1 A v L 11 A. xx ' 1 A so V1 Iv 1 I. 1 1 5' V 1 1 I 1 A D A' Iten1 4. Beatrice Burris. Ruby Emerson. and Margaret Marchbanks will 1 'V 'A 'I I ' .1 Q A I1 l V' 4 ' I Q L .A V 4 . I 1' I v 1 V1 1 L SL 1 , Y I -lv ' V Y1 A Y I 4. V B 1 K k il V Y. 15 I V 1 ' 'Il It N' . 1 1 X 1 Av' L V 1 L ' ' 4 4 L 1 1 I 1 I Y 11 ' 1 1 V 1 X Yi y 11 Af 11 1' fx 1 f 1 I ' 'L I L' rl 1 V' V' 1 , VI .',Q A 1 ' V .1 'I' L -1 t I A 4 ,L r 1 x A. 'i 1 It' l. I. V1-,1. .' .1 'If' . d 2 1 '. I2 I ' 'A . '.d fSp'. ' Ifv- -l.. ' 51 'l 'V' C, U11 in I lx in ' flu Y nilf ur