Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC), Class of 1946, Cover

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'W 'W M K N X A v ., ., ' ' .XX - ' W., X .. .-g,f.n::.-:2:..,:....i5f1 n m- . . , , .XX-X-X,fX.,1,pg,:, ,X W ,A Af 'DIAL DIGNIPIEU EENIIJHS .Alf Ffa, ACTIVITIES 5 Still crooked. First edition. ANNASEALS HENn1E1'rA, Dor, Miss NICCONNELL, and CAROL OFFICERS DOT SIXIITH ........ Editor Extra! Extra! JANE STRICKLAND . . Business Manager Miss lX'lARY NICCONNELL . . . Adviser "When is the Hannasgals coming out?v -A question often heard in G. H. S. halls. The paper was especially active this year when it sponsored the well received "Get Acquainted Campaign." It can always be depended upon to keep everybody well posted on what high school girls are thinking and doing. YELLUW JAEHET Creenback gatherers. YVi11cl1elI was young once. H ow is this, M rs. H udgensP OFFICERS CLARENCE BROWN ........ Editor FRED GARRISON ..... Business Manager MR. FRANK BAINVVATER . Editorial Staff Adviser MRS. LUCIA T. HUDGENS . Business Staff Adviser The YELLONV JACKET, published every month - some months - bears the distinction of being the only South Cagolina high school publicatioliio distribute its issues free to all of the stu- dents. The paper is supported chieH-57 by advertising. For the past three years the B. H. S. monthly has belonged to the South Carolina Scholastic Press Association. ' ,,,, WM' J74w?,,5a59.,V Szwgwggigf ' 'mb R27 X5 'M W J M2567 fZfWa" fvZfffeQffLsm5 J ff. K P ,6Wa5'1-4-vfj h if . 1 Sclwlasfically inclined. AA fl. '-, fx 0 ... - KJ, , r "J vi, 4 N uf 1 -. , l . Mxargckd -"7-.lpiihm-V llvtkghixgg -, .,Ns-3lf'g,i,.Q5.'i-,wp J . Q ltkY's2m.5.',.':i1-...1J W lN1AHTHA ANN THARRINGTON lNlAHY ANN lX'lARTIN . . SARA Nix . . . JANE I'IAlNIlNIETT . . HENR11-:TTA HOLCONIBE . Miss ENILIA NIAJOH . ' H earl knockers. ATIU AL . . . . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . T'I'Cfl.S'll'l'G1' . Reporter . Sponsor OFFICERS Meet the mastermindsl In order to obtain membership inthe Beta Club, a girl must have made no grade lower than a on any report received during her sopho- more year. If she does not get into the club at the beginning of her iunior year. she may be taken in at the first of the second semester or the first semester of her senior year. If, after becoming a member, a girl makes a or lower, she is suspended until she brings up the grade. You can readily see Why almost every girl at G. H. S. would like to ioin the ranks ot the intelligentsia. . x v-.lv-sq I w X 3 S! K M! L A . .f:: 5 Qi .5 A S a pi . kg fx 5 ii ' f Q ss ' . X1 m' W. Sb' X af' N 'X f:i ' , 5 Q 'ff yxli Q 'M XR ' X ik 1 " gg ""- 9 f mpg. 31: -Vi fi S1 5 - L ,V Ei 5? K. MRJA, f X M, Q g- if is Q 11- A '1' E-:A . A K 5 ., A '- i 3 flxixj- X w 3 ns 5 ki w ' f - Q15 , ' ' . Q ..,, l i l N - 1 M5 A H it k it .:g 5 . . , 5 tn E Cx Si 2 1' f Q ,.. Q Q S vm ,Q 9 X S 9 5 xfji in Sm ' gf '-35 ' , uf- Wx V VM. v r 1 - X fl ' N-...IQ-6 ,,.,, f u . QE' A ws P u r F I P ! 'i I I E 1 5 l . 1 hx. BLEE CLUB Presenting Charles Spearman and his all-girl chorus. YVe gaze with fond pude on our future Kate Smiths and Rise Stevenses and look forward to the day when we can boast that we knew them "when.', In the meantime, they delight us Wlth their harmony and convince us that: ' "In sweet music is such art Ktillti-ng care and grief of heart." DLS chord broke OFFICERS BARBARA AIKEN ...... President NIAHTHA ANN THARINGTON . Vice-President FRANCES NIKON ...... Secretary BETTY jo KING .... . Treasurer ME. CHARLES SPEARINIAN . . Di-rector 1 OFFICERS BILL FANT ....... President I1MMY KING . . Vice-President BUDDY IVESTER . . . Secretary I'-'RANK PARNELL . . . Treasurer Mn. L. A. KITCHING . . Sponsor Stop me if you've heard this one The Student Government Association is composed of the president and vice-presi- dent of each home room section. It forms the basis of self-government and is con- sidered one of the most progressive organizations in the school. Representatives . . . I , MHI-Y EL B . OFFICERS SAM Cl.-XILLAHD ..... President lNlARSlIAI.L FARBIER . . Vice-President DOUGEAS F R1ERsoN . . Secretary LAXVRENCE BRADHAM . . Treasurer DIR. J. E. DEADB' . Sponscr Reconuersizm . . . One of the most llTlD0l't11llt factors in the success of the work of any group is the good char- acter of the individual. And Christian fellowship, more than anything else, tends to implant in the individual this desired characteristic. It is the ioh of the Hi-Y Club to provide this fellowsllip for the hovs in their school life and to mold il firm base on which the following years of their life may stand steadfast. Y, Hz! 12 4, gt: -:ug-Q.:-zfrig-3,5 rf Mopsgfs moppcis. TBI-HI-Y CLUB The members of the Tri-Hi-Y Club form a representative group of the iunior and senior classes. Their aim is to develop high standards of Christian- character throughout the home, school, and commimity. .Herffs looking al 'cha . . . -A 5 I' VJ: .-Us b, ,. Y- 1 l 1 A 1 i 1 4 OFFICERS EMILY PnU1'l'1' . . ' . P1'GSidCll-I josizvurmz GENTRY . . V-ice-President lN'lARY LOUISE lX'lATTISON . . Secretary ENIILY Cox' SULLIVAN . . Treasurer Mus. RAYMOND MCLEES . . Sponsor 13 J S XVlzite collar girls. DISTHIB TUHS' CL B OFFICERS NIARGARET Svmizrzs .... President NIARGARET MOOREHEAD Vlice-President lVIURIEL HANCCJCK .... Secretary THELMA Bom . . . . Treasurer MRS. SAIDEE YVELBORN . . Sponsor The girls who have chosen the Distribu- tors' Education Course compose the Dis- tributors' Club. Not only do the members of 'this club learn the principles of the business World, but they also gain actual experience in the local stores. May we help you? i1i1. OFFICERS JOAN CANIPBELL ..... . . President SARA Nix . . . . Vice-President lVlARY ALICE .Iomzs . . . Secretary BETrx' STEPHENS . . . Treasurer Miss lN'lARY MCCONNELI, . . Sponsor 0111 of ink. EUMMEHEI L EL B The Commercial Club is for girls whose ambition is to become business women. To become a member of this club one must attain a high average on commercial subjects and on English. Every commercial student should endeavor to become a member of this club. Birds of u feather. 15 x Tl1ere's no place like home. JU IUH HUMEMAHEHS Chief cooks - and bottle washers. OFFICERS HAZEL HALL . .... . . President SARA GETSINGER . . . Vice-President LUCILLE CROIXVIEIX . . . Secretary-Treasurer lX'lARI.AN GRINNELL . .... Reporter Mus. PAT HARRIS . . . . Sponsor Miss lN'lARIE MCCONNELL . . Sponsor Are your biscuits burning? Has your cake fallen Hat? Does your dress look as if, it had been put together by a surrealist painter? If so, the odds are a thousand to one that you are not one of our junior Homemakers. These girls know how 11 home should really be run. They have learned not only how to cook but also how to make and mend their own clothes. l Careful fellows! Donit get trampled in the rush! 'nv -- H SUE IIE CLUB I OFFICERS a ALoNzo RIVERS . . . President BILL KING . . . Vice-President SAM lN'lO0RHEAD . . . Secretary - J. XV. SANDERS . . . Treasurer Mn. L. A. KITCHING . . Sponsor A This is the IUIJORATORY - not ll LABORlIflll'!l. The B. H. S. Science Club, composed of the chemistry, physics, and biology classes, was organized to promote interest in the scientihc subiects and act as a medium for the exchange of ideas among the students talented along this line. Meeting twice monthly, the members in charge of the program demonstrate interesting experiments as well as report on the lutest scientific discoveries. A shocking tlemonsfrafion. Backbone of the nation. EUTURE EARMER5 UE AMERIEA OFFICERS LAWRENCE TURNER ..... . . President LEWIS TURNER . . Vice-President BERRY CREAIXIER . . . Secretary DOUGLAS CROMER . . . Treasurer MR. C. XV. PENNINGTON . . Sponsor Now as never before it is essential that the man who intends to take his living from the soil be fully edu- cated in thelmodern methods of agriculture. fFrom now on it will be the up-to-date farmer who will con- tinue to live comfortably during the unproductive yearsj It is the aim of the Future Farmers of America to bring to the high school boys such knowledge that will make it possible for them to compete in the market of tomorrow. Y Iwo 18 K JILILIIE and BERRY AMxE, MARY LOUISE, EIMILY and BEVERLY. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS ALIIE TRASK ....... P-resident MARY LOUISE MA1'rIsoN . . Vice-President EMILY PRUITI' . . . . . Secretary BEVERLY LEE . . . Treasurer MRS. RUFUS HILL . . .... Sponsor Last year the Spanish senoritas decided to become better acquainted with the culture and customs of the countries that spoke their confoozin, but amoozin, new language. Hence the Spanish Club was organized. It is composed of only those students who aver- age "A" or "B" in Spanish. Q Good will ambassadors. I Ur AMERICA OFFICERS F OHEST Succs ..... President PAT SINIITH . . Vice-President PERRY RICE . . . Secretary BEN BLECKLEY . . . . Treasurer Mn. H. R. MCGOXVAN . . Sponsor Not zz red nose in the crowd "Anhl Anhl Anh-h-h! Doift touch that bottle! Listen to me as I tell you about the evils of 'The Demon Rum., " Or so might go a radio program of the Allied Youth. With the great increase in the consumption of alcoholic beverages by boys and girls of America, it is more important now than ever before to bring to bear a pressure against the use of such bever- ages during the formative years of the coming generation. , Sotting in the su-n. Y Q LE CERELE FRANCAIS "Pigeons on the grass alas"-G. STEIN OFFICERS JANE HAMMETI ........ P-reside-nt BARBARA STAINTON . . Vice-President ANNE KAY .... . . Secretary EINIILY Cox' SULLIVAN . . . Treasurer MRS. RUFUS HILL . . . Sponsor VVe are known as ':Les jeunes Hlles de Madame Hill" Cwhicli, when translated into English, means "Mrs, Hillis pestsvj. In order to remain a member of the French Club a student must at- tain an average of "An or Those members who make an average of "Cn or below are sus- pended until the grade is raised. !. r 4 I . V E, L Les belles femmes KPJ 22 El IE CLUB OFFICERS TOM KAY .......... President BILL BRADHALI . . Vice-President CLARENCE BROWN . . . . . Secretary NIARSHALL FAHLIER . . Treasurer MR. DAVID LINCLE . . Sponsor The Civic Club was organized at Boys' High during the 1944-45 term, which makes it the youngest club at school. Despite its tender age for maybe because of itj the club has rapidly risen to a place of first importance in the life of the school and community. In addition to the regular Christmas program and Minstrel, the club has distinguished itself this year by sponsoring a series of radio programs over station WAIM. The programs featured a display of high school talent and panel discussions of important current prob- lems. just a wee bit closer if you clmft mind. "Flash! Anderson Something interesting, :fest-ce pas? OFFICERS EUNICE SULLIVAN . 'Y' . . P-resident MARY ANN MARTIN . . Vice-President lDOROTHY DUCWOHTH . . . Secretary BE'I'l'Y SUE JARRETT .... Treasurer NIISS ELIZABETH MCCOXVN . . Sponsor The Future Teachers of America is an organization that stresses the fact that the women of tomorrow are in the youth of today. This club not only gives the high- lights of the teaching profession, but teaches its members poise, manners, and the art of speaking before a group of people. FUTURE TEACHERS UE AMEPIIE , Trouble for the future generation . . . 1 ATHLETICS 23 THE BLUEH Teamwork, co-operation, outstanding athletic ability, and other qualities of good sportsmanship on the hockey Held and inside the gym add up to the girl who has been privileged to Wear the Block "Af, 1 GX H M it ,ix Ju I K -f r pfliyfzqiffif' W flgyfifffff ltr 1 X ffm ' Wearers of the "A" CLUB 1 I The Block Club, the only athletic organization at Boys' High, is made up of those boys who have demonstrated good sports- manship, superb co-operation, and exceptional initiative, as well as their outstanding athletic ability. May these privileged Wear- ers always practice the qualities they have acquired as the members of the Block "A" Club. Oh-I1-h-h-lx.-I1-ln-h! Oh-h-I1-ll-h-h-h-h-hr!! 27 Keep ,em flying! . VX,--as .. MUSIC COLOR GUARD DOT SNIITH EINIILY PBUITT NIARION GUEST AINIIE TRASK CARRIE ALICE IENKINS TWIRLERS FRANCES NIXON GARTHEDON PRICE MARTHA ANN TI-IARRINGTON Ilubba, Hubba! Isn't it thrilling? Of course We are talk- ing about those boys and girls, dressed in brightly colored uniforms and shining brass buttons, being led down the foot- ball Held by our "struttinm Inajorettes. The band not only participates in the football games, but also represents our school in various civic and out-of-town programs and parades. - GLADYS LOVERN ' 'U so X NCY FANT I X-TS X X A X ' Xin I x- v 3 fx I X N Y , N B fiizj, Q Aww R ,Q Q: A A X X I - 5. Q x l I ,XB 2 1 ' S x X 1 A CN M R. SPEARISIAN MAKERS S OFFICERS FRANCES MCLESKY . . . President PAT SMITH .... Vice-President J. VVALTEP. SANDERS . . Secretary .ALAN VVHITFEN . . . Treasurer BARBARA AIKEN .... Majoretie MR. CHARLES VV. SPEARIXIAN Director i Fx wa Strike up the band. Conficleniizllly it stings fa I A-N-D-E-R-S-O-N "BOOTS" A NNE BILLY JANIS Y E 1 H y E 4 E i H i L E i A U E H i t 5 1 ' CONNIE Suourv ANN Gimnx' Eight good reasons why "our team is red hotv are our cheerleaders. They are a hardy lot who, l in addition to a full set of gymnastics at every game, have survived innumerable deluges of pea- ' nuts down their megaphones and the thunderous cries of "down in front" from the rear of the bleachers. How often have we wondered if "Boots" would regain his balance after a long yell? - How many of us have swooned when Anne Kay gave the victory yell? 30 l GHUUNU STICKS Blue shins, undiminishing energy, and a fighting spirit constitute the hockey team. These athletes were chosen for their ability to cooperate with fellow teammates, to think quickly, and to play a good, fast game of hockey. III the annual game between the senior and iunior hockey teams, the seniors emerged the victors over the battling juniors. "It Was a tough fight, mom, but we wonlv VARSITY HUEHEY FRANCES NIXON MARY SUE VVALKER MARY ALICE PARNELL RUIIYE BICE JOYCE IVESTER MAIXGIE GAHRISON ETHEL BOND ' ..,.-v..-- .--.--J Ei , Je ELIZABETH MEEIQS lVlELBA SIIEARER EMILY COY SULLIVAN FRANCES GARRISON FRANCES MCLESKY CAROL lN1ORGAN BETTY JEAN SIKIITH HENRIETTA HOLCOLIBE Sophomores Juniors Seniors ,,,,.,,,., ,.,, . ,, - i, M 54, .k .f :len ,, 'Q ,E '- Top row, left to right: Garrison, Dolly, Haddock, Hancock, Embler, Coker, Trotter, Rivers, M. Hayes. B0ulware,' Coach Dillard .... Middle row: Davenport, Mauldin, Iennings, C. Hayes, Sullivan, Bradham, Black .... Bottom row: Steele, Morrison, XVhite, Hyder, King, Thompson, Ivester, Phillips. 1 COACH DLLLABD E-A-M Perhaps the football squad is one of the most important factors in creating and maintaining school spirit. The grim determination and clocklike precision of the team plus the superb leadership and coaching of Mr. Dillard afforded Anderson a good season. In a few instances the jackets could not cope with the overpowering weight and experience of larger teams, and the colors of the yellow and white. were dropped in defeat, but as a whole they displayed good sportsmanship. 32 Right to left: jim-my, Coach. and jimmy. Football flunkies. Left to right: Jimmy, Coach, and jimmy. Behind the scenes our hard working managers keep busy doing everything from taping up ankles, keeping equipment straight, to serving as water boy. They a1'e an indispensable part of our team. l N Home Coming Day Exercises for A. H. S. graduates included the crowning of the Football Queen, Emily Pruitt. Emily was unanimously chosen because of her poise, personality, and beauty. Her majesty. S3 RIVERS HX'DEli HADDOCK KING IVESTER C. HAYES EMBLEH THOMPSON HANCOCK IENNINGS STEELE M. HAYES 1 I I r'- lQ:fLJk,!1 I XVHITE DOLLY MAULDIN COKER M0l1RlSON BRADI-IAM I U rf, I ,U Iriftjhbffil, , fi-1 ' K-Ii--f fkf fL'Lx"v-ff-Q' i Q ,144- :Pi Morbid curiosity . . . VARSITY FOOTBALL RESULTS We They Liberty ,... ...L..,.,L . ,, ..L, .L,,..,,,,,,,.,A.,,,,, , ,,,.,,,,,,.,,,..L.,,.... . 31 G Brookland-Cayce .,.. A. 14 19 Gaffney ,..,.,,,....,. .,.,, ........ 1 8 12 Rock Hill ..........,... .... 6 14 Greenville ..,.. 12 13 Saluda . ....... ..,..,, S 3 6 Parker .............. .,..... 1 2 0 Spartanburg 0 7 Easley ....,...... ,... ......,.. ..,.,. . , .,.... ..,,,....,.,........ 6 T Chester ,.,... ..,.........................,....,.................... 3 4 0 "B" TEAM Top row: Sanders, Smith, Haddock, Sams, Kmg, jenkins, Lyons Clvianagerl .... Middle row Moore, Clark, Bobo, Rosenblume, Carlton .... Bottom row: Brissey, Thompson, Horton, VVells Thompson, Guest. O I GIRLS Top row, left ta riglif: Clinkscales, McCallum, Mattison, Sullivan, B. J. Smith, "Pete" Smith, McAlister, Parnell, Miss Major, Mcisesky .... Second row: Wfilson, Aiken, Thackston, J. jenkins, XValker, Hilley, Taylor, King, Trask .... T11-ird VOID! Ballentine, Price, Harris, Moore fCaptainl, Manly, Nixon, Jenkins. Inspiration dampened with perspiration and molded by the hands of Miss Major made the varsity a solid team. Although they were not victorious in every game, these girls took their losses as champions do-with a smile. Hail to the Varsity!" 36 BASKETBALL TEAM Momma P. SMITH NIKON PARNELL M ANLY Tmsxc THACKSTON I'I11.1.EY AIKEN HAMMETT JENKINS MATTISON MCALISTEH B. J. SINIITH BALLENTINE SULLIVAN 87 Succs NiCCLAlN CULBEIITSON XVHITE IVIILLER RICE VVHITE WVHITFIELD MORRISON STEVENSON SHORE BLACK This year Coach Dillard sent an able group of basketeers on the court. Although these "hardwood houdiniesn didn't win every game, they always gave a good account of themselves both at home and on foreign courts. BUYS Left to right: Coach Dillard, F. White, Morrison, F ouclie, Miller, Rice, Stevenson, Dover .... Kneeling from left to right: Shore, VVliitfield, Culbertson, McClain, Pinson, Danie 1 v N-rw - i I f J J BASHETH LL TE M ?,7f",MtW, c, 9 39 o ' 0 h i 60 974100 oct? lull im and li Y iw' Mary Sue NValker,s name would better fit if it were "Merry" Sue. This pretty little girl with the sparkling brown eyes was the secretary of the senior class. Mary Sue's fine school spirit and winning ways have made her one of the most popular girls in school. Probably one of the most active students in Boys' High is Tom Kay. He takes an interest in a great many of the school activitiesg but his school work does not seem to be enough to keep Tom busy, for he is a zealous and very capable church worker, conducting regular Sun- day services. Tom has doubtlessly benefited by his high school years, but the school, too, has greatly benefited from Tom's work there. X1 Lkl Aol "A smile for everyone" seems to be Barbara Aiken's motto. And what a smile-one which is comple- mented by a Hash of sparkling white teeth set in a lovely olive complexioned face that is framed by beautiful black hair. As majorette this year Bar- bara raised Anderson's reputation in many people,s estimation. She always has a friendly remark and an infectious laugh that has endeared her to all who know her. Jimmy Hyderls carefree charm and everlast- ing good humor combine to make him one of the most popular students at Boys' High. Active in all of the sports of the school and captain of the football team, Iimmy's athletic ability is matched only by his humorous column, "Raw Hyder," which displays both his writing talent and his quick wit. Because of his congenial disposition and keen in- terest in people, a list of Iimmy's friends would fill several volumes. Mary Sue and Tommy 'lflflw Blonde hair, beautiful eyes, and a perfect com- plexion are the traits that make Emily Pruitt one of the most beautiful girls in Girls' High. Seem- ingly retiring, she is in reality a vivacious and talented girl. She has won a place in the hearts of her many friends with her charm, friendliness a.n:l Wonderful personality. A winning smile, ready wit, and a magnetic personality, make Alonzo Rivers one of the uiiforgetable members of this year's senior class. Endowed with a rare sense of humor, "Ab" never tolerates a dull moment. Possess- i ig the unusual combination of athletic abil- ity and intellectual proficiency, he proves invaluable on the football team as well as in tue scholastic activities. ,- V K V I 111110111111 Bill . 41 :big 0120, 4100 'X 0 One of the most likeable and dependable girls in the senior class is Jane Hammett. Her slow smile and easy going manner are characteristic of this typical Southern girl. jane, who is al- ways there when needed, is liked by all the girls because of her pleasing disposition and friendly ways. They may be laughing or perhaps they are sing- ing, but you may be sure that there is plenty of cheer and good spirit when Bill Fant is in the crowd. Good naturecl and quick-minded, he is always able to infect light-hearted humor into the conversation or to sing a song from his endless repertoire. He is not Without a serious side, however, and takes a firm and level- headed stand in whatever problem he has to cope with. I ll Anne Kay, the girl with the yellow hair and green eyes, is loved by everyone who knows her. Although she keeps up a ceaseless line of senseless chatter, she is rated as one of the most brilliant girls in the school. She will al- ways be remembered by her classmates as one of the sweetest and most considerate girls at Girls' High. Jimmy King's discerning wit and good humor, together with an engaging personality, combine to make him one of the best liked boys in school. NVith a wonderful athletic ability as well as mental talent, he is an important member of both the football team and the Beta Club. JHIIITIYIS many talents are surpassed only by the modesty and quiet manner which have won him a permanent place in the hearts of all who know him. Mu1'l0'l and F0 rGSt Anne and Jimmy 1' he stately editor of the TIDINGS, Marion Guest, is considered one of the most popular students at Girls, High. Marion takes her re- sponsibilities quite seriously, but she can always see the humorous side of life. She is noted for her pleasing disposition, sincerity, and her abil- ity to accomplish anything that she undertakes. You may be sure that the words are sincere if they come from Forest Suggs. His honesty and 4-onscientiousness make a person whom you can depend upon to do the job to the best of his ability. His love -for games and the out-of-doors keeps Forest in good condition and he carries out his good sportsmanship at all times, whether it be at work or at play. ru.. l C'1zrol,,nO,C V Imp, 109 Clarence Brown, the artist, the writer, the humorist, seems destined to rank high in the literary world. Having a very keen mind, his nimble thoughts and lighting repartees make him a gripping Writer and an interesting con- versationalist. Already Clarence is making a place for himself in the World. Carol Morgan, president of the senior class, is indeed one of the most popular girls at Girls, High. Carol, with a smile on her lips and a twinkle in her eyes, is always ready to make some witty remark that she is famous for around C. H. S. But she has a serious side also. The senior class exercised excellent taste when they chose Carol president. DO, ' 0175! L E011 In every class there should be, and usually is, a typical high school girl. Dot Smith is this, and more too. She has plenty of personality, talent and good looks. Dot is just a lovable, all- round American school-girl. .L Consistently turning in a stellar performance onthe gridiron, Leon Thompson, better known to his legions of friends as "Curly," has established a reputation for being one of the hardest hitting wingbacks in local football history. Not 'the least of his winning characteristics are his quiet manner, sincere friendship, and pleasing personality. A 4 1 l l A l L I l 1 ! i s i l l l ,al 4 - Garthedon Price. the vice-president of the senior class. is the type of girl that everybody likes. She never fails to speak and smile when she sees someone. Carthedon's main assets, her friendliness and good looks, are ones which any girl would be proud to possess. They go to help make Garthedon the likeable girl that she is. The girls fall,of themj call him "cute"g the boys call him a "regular fellow" and everyone agrees that his captivating personality and rare good humor make his extraordinary popularity seem the most natural of things. Of course, this could be none other than Marshall Farmer. M i W . nf l:ruuC'G5 U Gartherlon and Marshall The cute girl with athletic ability that every- body knows is Frances Nixon. Her popular- ity is borne out by the fact that she was our class president in both our sophomore and junior years. Charm and beautiful eyes add to Francesis attractiveness. Her laughter and ceaseless chatter are typical of this fun-lov- ing girl. If you see a tall husky body topped off with a face that is all smiles and twinkling eyes, you know that it is Jack Jennings. His win- ning Ways, his good sportsmanship, and"his athletic ability makes jack one of the best knowirand most popular boys in Boys' High. SEHUUL -15 C - -1,- enior 0L66 Gnrthedon Mary Sue Carol OFFICERS - GIRLS, HIGH CAROL MORGAN . . GARTHEDON PRICE . NIARY SUE WVALKER . ANNE KAY .... Miss FRANCES MAJOR ANNA LAW VVA1'1c1Ns . . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor . M aseot Mus Frances Mayor Anna Anne 1 1 -, . ew-v Lf ' YS? 911 ,-'ix . '35 ' .NIJQJ '-555.-SSL IN A Tom Peng .m,,,,zy OFFICERS - BOYSZHIGH TOM KAY ....... President JIMMY HYDER . . Vice-President PERRY RICE . ' . . Secretary RICHARD KING . . . . Treasurer MR. FRANK RAINNVATER . . Sponsor BILLY DII,LARD . . . . Mascot M1. Frank Rainwater Billy 47 Richard -aq- gil I Z ix . BOBBIE JEAN ALLEN 3 . . senior's song bird . . . iuniofs gal . . . good disposition . . . popular. l J' EMMA LEE ALLEN . . . lovely brown eyes . . . llappy disposition . . . puts her whole self in laugh. Allied Youth, '45, '46, . LOIS ARLENE ALLEN ,rofy . . . attractive . . . pretty lzair . . . lovely smile ' Vg V . . .f1l7'i. K A HUFUS ALTMAN . . . . cliarcli worker . . . likes girls . . . willing-to work . . . musical. X . Yellow Iacket, '44, '45, Science Club, '44, '45, Band, '44, '45g 'flee Club, '45. " X CHARLES ADAMS . . . tall . . . blonde . . . polite . . . cheerful. MARY RUTH ADAMS . . . slzort . . . pretty blue eyes . . . likes Navy. Distributors' Club, '45, '46, BARBARA LOUISE AIKEN . . . "devil may care" air . . . educationally 'unconcerned . . . gadabout. C-lee Club, '44, '45, '46, President, '46g Varsity Basketball, '45, '46g F. T. A. '44, '46, Twirler, '45, Spanish Club, '45, Drum Majorette, '46. HOYVELL NELSON ALEXANDER . . . bugler . . . good personality . . . punctual . . . studies hard. Band, '45, School Buyzler, '44, ' , '46g Science Club, '44, if - '- .f , 5 , ' ' 'Li' I T if f 'L il N VVILLIAM DALVIN AVANT . . . friendly . . . hates to study . . . on the go. BETTY JO BABB . . . silent type . . . likes popcorn, ice cream . . . wild about red. , RUDOLPH H. BAILEY . . . GI . . . conscientious . . . minds his own. business. CHARLES M. BALLENTINE . . . good sport . . . likeable . . . drives a "T" model . . . preps up football games. Science Club, '44g Student Government, '45, Cheerleader, ,46. , 1 .,,s.l ,iff .em 91 su sew if IANELLE BANNISTER . . . petite . . . loads of style . . . artistic. Beta Club, '45, ,46g French Club, '45, '46, H annasgals, '46. GOODMAN BABE . . . another foreigner from Starr . . . lanky . . drives tractor. "B" Team Football, '44, Science Club, '44 Yellow Jacket, '46, HAROLD BEARD - . . . modest . . . twinkling eyes . . . radio technician. EMMA VIOLA BELL . . . brainy, dependable . . . wears red well . . fond of F ren6l1. - Beta Club, '45, '46, French Club, ,45, '46. X 1 l 4 1 w 1 5 1 1 - . QL Y. 1, Ir ff H wr fx . . . sky scraper . . . brunette . . . dog eyes. . . . drives u chevy . . . uncontrollable bangs . . . Class Hockey, '44, F. T. A., '46. . . . one man gal . . . wears her clothes well . . . BOYCE A. BLUME F. F. A., 44, 40. BETTY 'NETA BOLT talks a blue streak. A edt 3 efwwii GJ , DOROTHY JEAN BOLT reserved. Spanish Club, ,45, '46. MARJORIE ANN BOLT 4 .,. . grand dancer . . . Clemson fan . . . pin up gal . . . flirtatious. 'X MM U 1' ' J if c. ll . fi . fi llfh! 0' K' W-'J ll' T I N, x 1 TRAY----Q .... .,-, Q, X. . JOE D. BEUSSE . . . friendly . . . wiry . . . dependable . . . small. V RUBY FOSTINIA BICE . . . olive complexion . . . giggles . . . hates history. F. T. A., '46, Varsity Hockey, '46, Block "A" Club, '46, ELIZABETH BIGBY . . . responsible . . . visits Florida frequently . . . dry humor . . . amiable. Glee' Club, '44, Tri-Hi-Y, '44, '45, ,465 F.- T. A. ,44, ,46g Beta Club, '45, '46. JOE BLACK . . . likes sports . . . carefree . . . good personality. Science Club, '44, Band, '44, '45, Yellow Jacket ,44, '45, '46, Varsity Football, '46, Block UA' Club, ,465 Varsity Basketball,s'46. riser Y UMIEQM-, VVILLIE VERNON BOLT . . . try, try, and try again . . . dependable. F. F. A., '44, '45, '46. ETHEL ATHLENE BOND . . . half pint . . . hockey enthusiast . . . blonde. Class Hockey, '45, '46, Varsity Hockey, '46, Block "A" Club, '46. DOROTHY JEAN POORE BOVVEN . . . quiet . . . pretty complexion . . . cute blonde . . . friendly. SARA ELIZABETH BOWLING . . . takes li e easr . . . loves antiques . f J always late. - l ss AI .x ' Beta Club, '44, '45, '46. ,K fffffl' 01 ,M A J , HI hx ,, f fi ' "Ill ,u I , f 1 ,. A ' . fr ' lnrilwrk , K.,l,.L,-t,.x.s4v,Jl cf 4,-",fLJ 1 5 HOWARD DAYID BOYKIN . . . quiet . . . good disposition . . . courteous . . . . ambitious. PRUE BRANYON, JB. . . . does his best . . . braumy . . . likeable. F. F. A., '44. VELMA SYLVENE BRATCHER , . . . stately . . . friendly . . . neat . . . very attractive. Allied Youth, '45, '-16. CLARENCE F. BROWN . . . humorous . . . studious . . . artist . . . Plato. Yellow Jacket, '44, '45, '46, Editor, '46, Hi-Y, '45, '46, Civic Club. '45. '46, Secretary, '46, Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '45, '46, Student Council, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, '45, Vice-President, '45, '1'um1Ncs Staff, '46, Who's Wlllo, '46. , 1 , JOHN EARLE BRYANT . . . hard worker . . . likeable . . . honest. Hi-Y, '45, ,46g Beta Club, '44, '45, 716, Science Club, '45, '46, Student Council, '44g Yellow jacket, ,455 Allied Youth, '45, CECIL DAVID BUCHANAN . . plays haskethall . . . dislikes homework . . . friendly . . . night owl. VERA BURGESS . . . candy muncher . . . fun loving . . . chews gum incessantly. ELIZABETH AUGUSTA BURTON . . . neat . pretty black hair . . . brown eyes . . . quiet . . . sweet. MARY JEANETTE BROVVN . . . career girl .... s wee! . . . sincere. Commercial Club, '45, 546. MILTON C. BROVVN . . . athletic . . . clepenllable . . . good sport. hi CP Y ROBERT CECIL BROVVN rf Sf . . well groomed . . . good 'manners . . . likes girls and they like him.. Science Club, '44g Allied Youth, '45. CAROLYN JEANELLE BRYANT . . most accurate . . . dependable . . . broad minded. Ni i of - EDWIN CAMPBELL is ll. . . . rciicent . . . Boy Scout . . . vocational l student. ERNEST DEVVITT CAMPBELL, IR. . . . awkward. . . all smiles . . . farmer. F. F. A., '44, l-45, '46, , L WJQ, 1314.4 ,f , , Wk! V 1 ,JJN-"Nfl , i ,,.oU"r7'l,, HENRY CAMPBELL V" small . . . hard worker . . . sincere, drives a Ford. Band, '44g Glee Club, '45, I. HARRIS CAMPBELL . . . easy to get along with . . . drives ll Chevrolet. Student Council, '46. I I E ,IOAN CAMPBELL . . . busirlesslike . . . likeable . . . laugliseasily . . .sweet Commercial Club, '45, '46, President, '46, Allied Youth, '45, 346, Secretary, '46, Hannosgals, '46 17. T. A., '46, Beta Club. '46, O. C. A., ,45Q Tmmcs Stall, '46. JOHN CAMPBELL . . . one of the Campbell boys. F. F. A., '44, '46, XVILLIAM LEVVIS CAMPBELL . . . friendly . . . good spurt . . . smiles 11 lot. EMMA CORINE CARITHERS . . , friendly . . . wears costume iewelry . . easy going. Distributors' Club, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '45, ,46 , . f ef . f' fi l Y 50119 it 'fn' 'AA' X I JAMES AUBREY CHEEK drives an. "A" Model . . . quiet . . . friendly. "B" Team Basketball, '45. ROGERS ODELL CHILDS friqpdly . . . loves to smile . . . good sport if . . . popular. BETTY LOIS CLEMENTS clemure . . . studious . . . likes potato chips . . . neat. FRANCES OPHELIA CLEVELAND blonde . . . grand personality . . . friendly . . . witty. F. T. A., '46g Band, '44, '46. EK ' - ,L AM-1 . ".. vs V I 5 , I .L , xzvl' X ,f ,l.,,..f f " CHARLES CASH "Ready" Caslz .... friendly . . . loads of friends . . . smiles. BARBARA JEAN CAUTHEN gum claewer . . . page-boy lm-irdo . . . never serious. Tri-Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46g Allied Youth, '45, '46, President, '46g Spanish Club, '45, '46. GLADYS CPATJ KELLY CHAPMAN one of these tall gals . . . easy to get along with. Spanish Club, '45, '46g Allied Youth, '45, '46g F. T. A., '44, '46. BOBBY JOE CHARPING ' . . . "La Dent" . . . quiet . . . industrious. Cx., .X Nw, f - RACHEL ANN CLEVELAND . . . little and lively . . . red ha-ir and freckles. Commercial Club, '45g Allied Youth, '45, ,464 Distributors' Club, '45, '46. TYRUS RAYMOND COBB . . . lzas famous namesake . . . tall . . . quiet . . . well-liked. LOUIS M. COCHRAN . . . flaming red hair . . . loves algebra . . backbone of the nation. F. F. A., '44, '45, '46, MARVIN H. COLLINS . . . neat . . . great clerical worker . . . loves ' to smile. BILLY CORN pop" corn, "av corn . . . straight off the cob. ANNIE COUCH lovely eyes . . . red -is her color . . . quiet friendly. . Commercial Club, '45, ,46. ta ,,,. EDD VERNON COVVARD popular . . . carefree . . . friendly . . . likes school. HAROLD COVVART . good sport . . . easy going . . . likeable . . . friendly. -xl l . 4 -5 v M RJ BERRY H. CHEAMEP. . . . Future Farmers trust their money to him prize winning 4-H'er. '. '. A., 314, '45, 316, Treasurer, '46, 4-H yi i .IW Wad RI iw . . + s I JOHN VVILL CULBERTSON ,IL - ' . . . dispenses lactic acid between shifts. .' Allied Youth, ,455 Student Council, '46. WALTER PRESTON CULBERTSON . . ,great church worker . . . plays winning basketball. ' Allied Youth, '45, Varsity Basketball, '46. JESSE LILLIAN DAVIS . . . talks a lot . . . friendly . . . dark hair an eyes . . . likeable. KATE DAVIS . . . Dresden complexion . . . azure eyes . . keeps her own council , . . a real friend. 1 IL 2 Wg if Judging Team, '44. DOUGLAS RONALD CROMER . . . prize-winning farmer . . . diferent. F. A., '44, ,45, '46, Secretary, '46, fiifgr' MARSHALL E. CROMER . . . friendly . . . laughs a lot . . . gets around . . . popular. Beta Club, ,44, '45, '46. ELIZABETH JEAN CROSS . . . tall . . . pretty brown elllis . . . dark hair. L Wilt' .info Km MARY ELLA DEAN . . . friendly . . . talks ll lot . . . hails from the Counfry. MALCOLM YOUNG DOVER . . . 'Dare-Devil Drawer" drives ll new car every day . . . great ladies man. "B" Team Football, '45g Yellow jacket, '45g Manager Varsity Basketball, '46, DOROTHY JANE DUCVVORTH . . . tall . . . staiely . . . blonde . . . speaks in a wee voice. F. T. ,A., 544, '46, Secretary, ,465 Commercial Club. 45, 46g Allied Youth, '46g Beta Club. '-465 Ilarlnasgzlls, '46g Order of Gregg Artists, '45. .-ftv' CATHERINE XILONA DUNCAN . . gives the impression that shels always 4' f having fun . . , drives a Ford. . flfbj. A., '46, rl -ii rl Q W 7. f' .1 ,f . fy .1 ,fl yi 45' -'47 -' JN ,' ff 74,1 U QQ .g.2p1g,,,. , if ha if -Q.-" - - Q . HELEN AGNES DUNN . . . pretty eyes . . . Iet's have fun while we're young. RUTH DUNN . . . her hair is her crowning glory . . . laughs and talks a lot. M.: I Commercial Club, '45, '46, O f'w. . .fig ',-- wx 1 M! ., .B W- , ,Q 'P . .-' ' My H l Cr ET .A sl. V. EDx0Al1Ds pl, .ingly jlll: 2. . . talks lue streak . . . f 1 f-'Ui-, 1 l , J ll K X AB'I la, ELLISON, IRT - . . up and af' . g radio ham . flflliil tl? -il 001' sport: taiki . j civic '45, '46g sci C. lb , '44g Yellow J fucker, ll 4, '45g Allied 0 'th '45, '464 Hi-Y ll VJ! 4 ' ll! J f lf l ' 'fp W!! 'fl' ' Lf' CLAUDE ROBERT EPPERSON, IR. . . . works or Penngfs . . . red hair . . . loves to laugh. Student Council, '45, JAMES L. ERSKINE, JR. . . . loads of pep . . . sandy haired live wire. TOMMY ETHRIDGE ' . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . pleasant disposition. RALPH C. EUSTACE . . . preachefs son . . . Longfellow . . . "Hey, Boy!" ' 1 ' J . Y W ff' 1' ,' , HARRIS EVANS . . hunting and fishing . . . hates school . . . quiet , . . blushes. IOHNNIE MAE EVANS . . . little . . . Sinafm fan . . . has her fun. WII..LIAM LIGON FANT . . . iocular . . . likes North Anderson . . . personality plus. President of the Student Body, '46, Football Manager, '44, '45, '46g Block "A" Club, '46g Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Hi-Y Club, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, '45, '46g Allied Youth, '45, '46, Civic Club, '46. ' NANCY FANT . . . a high steppin' twirler . . . proxy . . . talks all the time. F. T. K., '44, '46, Glee Club, '44, '46, Color Guard, '45g Twirler, '46. E I , A 4 . 4 L MURIEL EUGENI FLETCHER, MARSHALL FARMER . . . great fisherman. . . . "Funny" . . . always stepping out. Hi-Y Club, '44, '45, '46, Vice-President, '46, Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Treasurer, '45, Yellow jacket, '44, Science Club, '44, '45, '46, Secre- tary, '44, Civic Club, '45, '46, Treasurer, '46, Allied Youth, '45, '46, TxD1NGs, Business Man- . auger, Who's VVho. RAYMOND FINLEY . . . grins . . . blonde . . . tall . . . rides fl bicycle. ,IWZL7 12541 ks with an accent . . . good figureg . . gets around. Distributors' Club, '45, '46. CHARLES FOUCI-IE . . . Bogie . . . athletic . . . speed ball . . . wonder mlm. Varsity Basketball, '46, 1 I , i ' 1 ff., ,iff sf J QW' 00 ' A Wy, rwwf -,f-5, f' MARGARET ELLEN FOWLER . . if silence is golden, sl1e's 24-K . . . intelligent . . . sweet. French Club, '45, '46. THELMA FAY FOWLER . . . sweet . . . easy going . . . smart. Beta Club, '45, '46, Commercial Club, '45, '46, LILA BROXVNLEE FRETWVELL . . . "tl1ere's a song in the air" . . . ri pocket edition. Beta Club, '46, French Club, '45, '46, F. T. A., '44, '46, ELIZABETH LEE FULLER . . . dreamy gray eyes . . . cuts up in class . . Bacall-ish voice. Club, '45, '46, Distributors' Club, '45, '46. "BOOTS" CARRETT . . . excessive auoirclapois . . . aflable . . . engaging grin. Class President, '44, Glee Club, '45, Cheer- leader, '44, '45, '46. MARY FRANCES CARRISON . . . athletic . . . a regular scholar . . . twinkling eyes. Class Hockey, '44, '45, '46, Varsity, '45, '46- Beta Club, '45, '46, Spanish Club, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '45, '46, Treasurer, '46, Block "A" Club, '45, '46, F. T. A., '46, FRED CARRISON . . . immaculate . . . good student . . . canteen worker. NELL GEDDINGS . . . small . . . cute . . . pretty clothes . . athletic. SAM CAILLARD . . . studious . . . honest . . . clepenclable . . . good sport . . . an all round good fellow. Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, '45, Allied Youth, '45, '46, Secretary, '45, Hi-Y Club, '44, '45, '46, President, '46, Band, '43, '44. BARBARA AILEEN GAINES . . a little girl . . . freckles . . . a pleasing personality. ROBERT MILLER GALLANT . . . philosophical . . . well dressed . . . reads, especially Esquire . . . radical. Hi-Y Club, '44, '45, '46, Secretary, '45, Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Yellow Jacket, '44, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '44, '45, Vice-President, '44, Science Club, '44, '45, '46, Civic Club, '45, TIDINCS Editor, '46. BENELYNE SCOTT GARNER . . . G. I-I. S. seldom sees her . . . talks a blue streak . . . viuacious. BOBBIE JEAN GRANTLAND . . . blonde . . . believes in u ,aoorl time . . cute figure. F. T. A., '44, '46, Glee Club, '44, '45, '46 Commercial Club, '46, Hannasgals, '46, Allied Youth, '45, '46g'Cluss Hockey, '44, '45, O. G. A '4-5. MARIAN VERA GRINNELL . . . pretty black hair . . . sweet smile . . . friendly. MARION HU NDLEY GUEST . . . poised . . . good looking clothes . . . winning personality. F. T. A., '44, Tri-Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46g French Club, '45, '46, Treasurer, '45, Beta Club, '45 '46, Ilnnnusgalsg Color Guard, TIDINGS, Editor VVl1o,s VVh0. VIRGINIA GUNNELS . . . sweet, tiny . . . likes to dance. Class Hockey, '45. .- DORIS LEE GUNTER . . . neoer stops talking . . . husky voice . . . friendly. SAM HADDOCK . . . loud . . . good swimmer . . . curly hair . . ..Gib',, Civic Club, '45, '46g Yellow jacket, '44, '45, '46 Allied Youth, '45, '46, Block "A" Club, '46 Varsity Football, '45, '46g Science Club, '44 '45, '46, "B" Team Football, '44, Glee Club ,45g Hi-Y, '45, '46. ALLEN DEAN HALL . . quiet . . . a fellow well worth knowing F. F. A., '44. HAZEL HALL . . . reads a lot . . . blonde hair . . . collects articles on high school activities. lo IAMES HARRIS . . . has a determine!! look . . . conscientious , . . gentlemanly. ROGERS HARRIS "Seodges" . . . kinky hair . . . cute. Hi-Y, '45, '46, Yellow jacket, '44, '45, '46, Civic Club, '45, '46g Science Club, '44, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '45g Declamation Contest, '44. VVALTER LINORD HARRIS . "Lindy" . . . attentive in class when in class . . . popular. F. F. A., '44, '45, '46. MURIEL CARMEN HANCOCK . . . witty . . . liked by everyone . . . happy- go-lueky . . . good sport. Commercial Club, '45, Distributors' Club, '46, Secretary, '46. ' F l ' gf U4 .If""l H 'U',Q'!"" f 'A' ' 94' J' ff' , - 1' ' fl! ' 'l"'fI Ili 'l riff ff r 9 f f, '- i -r fl Ll 4 4, My-,-.,. FRANCES HANKS ' . . . quiet . . . wears glasses . . . soft ooifey CLARENCE HARBERT . . . Slmrtie . . . freckles . . . well liked . . friendly. ' -1 J .JJ 449 fb ff! 9 JAMES C. HARBIN, JR. . . . cleuendable . . . quiet . . . neat . . . one fourth of quartet. Glee Club, '45, Allied Youth Club, '45. IRENE HARRIS . . . sweet personality . . . likes school . . amiable. F. T. A., '44, Allied Youth, '45. rf-V A DOROTHY HAYES . . . never lzurries . . . unassuming . . . sweet and friendly . . . good student. Beta Club, '45, '46, Spanish Club, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '45, '46, F. T. A., '46. HUGH ALLEN HAYNIE . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . hunter . . . devil's eyebrow. Hi-Y Club, '45, '46, Varsity F ootball, '44, Civic Club, '45, '46, Student Government, '44, Science Club, '44, Clee Club, '45, Allied Youth, '45, '46, Yellow Jacket. NORMA IRENE HEATON . . . pretty refl hair . . . short . . . dependable. Commercial Club, '45, '46. VERNON HEDDEN . . . Carolina Theater parasite . . . friendly . . good sport. BETTY SUE KEONVN HART . . . low voice . . . sweet personality won her M rs. . . . wonderful complexion. Distributors' Club, '45, '46, CHARLES DAVID HART . . . rides bus . . . drug store cowboy . . . me willing Hart. HARRIET HANVTHORNE . . . artistic ability . . . stuclious . . . talks all tlze time. Beta Club, '46, F. T. A., '46, Lancaster High School. CLARENCE HAYES . . . lzefty . . . "Eggy" . . . twelve year man. Varsity Football, '43, '44, '45, Block "A" Club, '44, '45, Civic Club, '45, '46. ,i of HARRIETTE LOUISE HEMBREE . . . smiles a lot . . . sl-im. . . . smart. Allied Youth, '45, NELSON HENDERSON . friendly . . . brunette . . . good looking . . . Nelson, Harry, and Charles. LAURA MAE HERBERT . musical . . . pretty blonde lzair . . . good student. Beta Club, '45, '46g French Club, '45, '4G. BOBBIE JEAN HERRING . brown eyes . . . likes history . . . partial to Navy. L . . 9 , I if A uw v M A,,,.-J-.-gf.-L"'.I-P' h V, -' 1 ll ' to 1414 ., " " 1 1 ,W . J X l CHARLES EDWIN HERRING . . . short . . . Boy Scout . . . red hair . . . goocl fellow. HAROLD HEVVIN . . . "Reef, . . . works at filling station . . . dependable. SARA LEE HICKS 1 . . . sweet . . . pleasing personality . . . dependable . . . interesting conoersationulist. ELLEN DORIS HILLEY . . . wonderful personality . . . conscientious . . . likeable. Basketball Varsity, '46g Block "A" Club, '46. J! JOHN HOKE HOXVELL llolcu ,Bugs Bunny scooter puslzm Alhtcl Youth Club 45 B Tcuu Btslxetbill 46 Iellou, Jacket 46. JAMES DAVIS HYDER . . . little Rad . . . smooth dancer . . .one woman man. Varsity Football, 44, 45, 46, Captain, 46, Varsity Basketball, '45, '46, Block "A" Club, '44, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, '45, Hi-Y Club, '44, '45, '46, Yellow Jacket, '44, '45, '46, Presi- dent ol Class, '45, Vice-President of Class, '46, JOYCE PATRICIA IVESTER ss Y . . . likeable . . . athletic . . . cute. Class Hockey, '44, '46, Allied Youth Club, '45, '46, Block "A" Club, '46, . MARSHALL JAMES . . . "Pee W'ce" . . . smokes a pipe . . . fond of the opposite sex. Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Vice-President, '46, . Q 3 X CIVIC Club, 44, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, '45,' :X Allied Youth Club, '45, '46. X -i,'7,"! . ,X ,JJ BT 'N ,ai . CN, , J lx, N it X if 'x' .V J HENRIETTA HOLCOMBE . . . a cynic . . . has literary ambitions . . . slightly pessimistic. Class Hockev, '44, '45, '46, Beta Club, '45, '46' F. T. A., '46, Commercial Club, '45, '-162 Hannasgals, '46, TIDINGS, '46, French Club, '45, '46, O. G. A., '45, Block Club, '46. XVILLIE VANCE I-IOLLIDAY, JR. . . . lives in the country . . . soot black liair . . . fall . . . sense of humor. JOYCE VVILKINSON HOPKINS . . brunette . . . good history siuclerzt . . wears glasses. Allied Youth Club, '45, '46, RAYMOND HOPKINS f. ,, . . Hop . . . near specs . . . lazy . . . loves a good time I who rloesn'tPD. I NA!!! JL, figiba L. ",L'k-,W-xPi1Lf4,!'2 dv'-A W 6 1 QC :ef ,di ZAQW41 11' ,,4.l"-1fyLffQi! '51 f' , . 'A .' fi- -T,J'k-ff'-44-'4.? A di-I , fiffff BETTY SUE JARRETT . . . naturally wavy hair . . . laughs easily . . lilies the Navy . . . winsome. Beta Club, i-15, '46g Commercial Club, ,45, 216, 1Ia:n:as,aals, '46, F. T. A., '46, Treasurer, 46. a - IRIS KATHRYN JARRETT . . goofl disposition . , . sweet . . . pretty hair . . . easy to get along with. Allied Youth, ,45. CARRIE ALICE JENKINS . . . pretty redhead . . . good algebra student . . . pretty teeth .... cute clothes. F. T. A.. '44, '46, Spanish Club, '45, '46, Beta Club. '45, '46, Color Guard, '46g TIDINGSQ Var- sity Basketball, '46, JUANITA JENKINS . . quiet . . . neat . . . at home on a lvaslcetlmll Court. Allied Youth, ,455 Varsity Squad, '46. 2 , . , , ' 1 va- ,. ff' JS- K-'ff' VV, , FRANCES JENNINCS . . . little . . . likeable . . . quiet. JACK JENNINGS . . . gold briclcer . . . husky . . . played in Shrine game. Varsity Football, '44, '45, ,46g Block "A" Club, '44, '45, l-'16, Student Government, '46, Shrine All Star, '45, Varsity Bslcetball, '45. --'.5 ,, ' 1 .1 " 'Va 'ef 'yvil I1 gl'-512 Al" ' 4 5" rt-A JUNE JONES . . personality plus . . . tall and stately . . artist. ' Hannasgalsg Varsity Squad, '46. MARY ALYCE JONES' . . . Iall . . . friendly . . . beautiful . . . brown hair. Class Hockey, '45: Commercial Club, '45, '46, I Secretary, '46, Han-nasgals, '46. ' ,. 1. I BETTY MARCELLE KELLER easy going .... 9 weet . . . has true Soutlzern clrawl. ARNOLD CORNELIUS KELLEY . quiet . . . lazy . . . non-stuclious . . . -nice guy. DOROTHY JEAN KELLEY picture show fun . . . partial to Air Corps . . . pretty blue eyes. . MARGARET IEANETTE KERNELS likes basketball . . . full of fun . . . talks a blue streak. FRED F. KAY . . another Kay . . . "genius" . . . good fl ri ver. F. F. A. '44, '45. TOM KAY . . . "preaclzer" . . . friend to all . . . stuflious . . . cleaeon. a .. Beta Club, '44, '45. '46, Science Club, '44, 45, Allied Youth, '45, '46, President, 45, Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46, President, '45, Yellow Jacket, '44, '45, '46, Student Council, '44, '45, Secretary, '45, junior Civic Club, '45, '46, Treasurer, '45, President, '46, Vice-President of junior Class, President of Senior Class, Clee Club, '45, Ora- toricnl Contest, '44, '45, '46, B.H.S. Quartette, '45, '46. ANN KAY . . . -wonderful personality . . . cut-up . . . wears cute clotlies. Class Hockey, '44, '45, Beta Club, '45, '46, Tri-Hi-Y, '44. '45, '46, Cheerleader, '44, '45 '46, Treasurer of Junior Class, Treasurer of Senior Class, French Club, '45, '46, Secretary '46, TIDINCS, Business Manager, Block UA' Club, '46, VVh0's WVl1o, D. A. R. Good Citizen- ship Award, '46. r DORIS ANN KEESE . . . likeable .... 9 erious . . . sincere . . . blonde. MARIAN LOUISE KEYS . . . lzarcl worker . . . petite . . . dependable . . . blonde. BETTY JEAN KINARD . . quiet . . . blonde . . . dislikes studying friendly. BETTY IO KING . . . friendly . . . prima donna . . . beautiful brown liair. Varsity Basketball, '46, JIMMY KING . . . goes to lfVinflz,rop . . . nonelralaui . . . back row out-up. Varsity Football, '45,Q'46, Alternate Captain, '46g Vice-President ot Student Council, '46g Beta Club, 315, Block "An Club, '45, '46. Q-Zfylww, RICHARD CARY KING . , . "Dick" . . . "cmmonlJall" . . . sandy hair. Science Club, '44, '45g Treasurer Senior Classg Spanish Club, ,46. FURMAN KIBBY . . "Treat 'em rouglf' . . . little but loud . . . ,efferuescentf LEONARD EUGENE LANGSTON . , . industrious . . . cooperative . . . giant . . . drummer. Band, ,44, '45, '46g Clee Club, '45, Varsity Basketball, '46. ERNEST LAYVRENCE . . . grocer ...' 1 lea! . . . usher. -I THOMAS VVILLIAM LLOYD . . staffers . . . red hair . . . agreeable . . Billy . . . helpful. JOHNNY LYONS . . . playboy . . . Joe . . . "johnny with the long, black hair. 'BH Team Football, '45g Varsity Manager, '46g Glee Club, '44g Block "A" Club, ,46. THOMAS EUGENE MADDEN . . avoids work . . . retired laanclryman . . octofms. NAOMA MANN . . friendly . . . dislikes history . . . attractive . . . good figure. Distributors, Club, 346. . Y AJ 1 PF j 5 4 LOTTRELL LEE Q . likes Science . . . pink -is her color . . amiable . . . swell dancer. DONALD LEONARD . . . lalkalioe . . . "who llllllillfly, "B" Team Basketball, '45, RAY D. LEVVIS good-natured . . . brick . . . freckles . . . small. DONALD LOXVERY "big ea-rs"' . . . innocent Iaok . . . easy to get along with. . .KV6. . .15 Q1 Qgdfffffd W1 yw Lf., 2 J Q,4f'v.7-ffv'-' CATHERINE MARTIN . . quiet . . . blonde . . . plays piano . . smiles a lot. Allied Youth, '46, IESSIE MAE MARTIN . . . pretty black hair . . . sweet personality . . . dancing brown eyes . . . fall of fun. JOYCE MARTIN . . . pretty green eyes . . . avoids the printed word . . . sweet disposition. - MARY ANN MARTIN . . . ideal student . . . amiable . . . slow moving . . . sincere. Beta Club, '45, '46, Vice-President, 5463 F. TL A., '46, Vice-President, '46g French Club, 315, '46, 2 E l ejfifizo, apwi xo W. - Mi .L td . ofmtq' VVILLIAM A. NIARTIN . . trim . . . visits school occasionally . . . shadowy. JAMES E. MAULDIN . . . hroazl shoulders . . . athletic . . . Sinatra junior. Block "A" Club, '45, '46g Varsity Football, '45, 516. X DONALD MAYFIELD . . . great gay . . . likeable . . . "Don," MARGARET CYDRISCOLL MCCALL . . athletic type . . . friendly . . . partial to the Air Corps . . . quiet. MARSHALL MCCURRY . . . 'math genius . . . "Rosy" . . . messy locker . . . ambling gait. Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, Allied Youth, '45, '46. ' BETTY LOU VVATT MCCURLY . . . has just changed her name . . . sweet smile . . . minds her own business . . . extremely likeable. ANNIE SUE MCELROY . . . wears pretty clothes . . . quiet . . . pretty- blue eyes . . . blonde. A ELSIE SUE MCGAHA . . . extremely blonde . . . wears glasses . . sweet personality. KENNETH HARRISON MCCLAIN . . . reserved . . . parts hair in the middle . . . . . . recreation before business. "B" Team Football, '44, Varsity Basketball, '46. JOE B. MCCLELLAN . . . -woif . . . eats at WVoo'l'wortlz's . . . big feet. THOMAS GADSDEN MCCLURE, JR. . . . cowliek . . . rifles a motor bike . . . witty. Hi-Y Club, '45, '46, Civic Club, '45, '46, Yellow jacket. '44, '45, '46g Band, '45, '46g Science Club, '44, '45, Allied Youth, '45. CHARLES MCCOY . . fifllhi' tlze bus . . . farm leader . . . apple- clweks . . . cotton top. F. F. A., '45, '46. '11 1 JJ, MARTHA JEAN MCGUIRE soda ierker ...' 1 Ditty . . . likes sports . . . pleasing disposition. Distributors' Club, '46. JUANITA MCKERN red-liead . . . good personality . . . partial to Navy . . . looks good in green. . Distributors, Club, '45, '46. DOY L. MCKINLEY ' no book worm . . . on the quiet side . . . . . . loads of friends. F. F. A., '44, '45, '46. V HARRY McLEES A wizard with 'mocliines . . . drives wrecker . . . book report fiend. ANNIE MCMINN ' . . . -witty . . . congenial . . . smart . . . beautiful hair. ELIZABETH MEEKS - . . . full of frm . . . sweet . . . good basketball player. Class Hockey, '45g Varsity Hockey, '46g Block "An Club, '46. 5, , 4. .. 41.14, R M 91424-7'-Ciafcf . l' CARL MIERHOLTZ, JR. . . .sinister but harmless . . . brogue . . Yankee lbut he ca-n't help itj. "1 BETTY RUTH MfLLS ' ' . . . lovely eyes . . . quiet . . . laughs a lot. 1 Beta Club, ,45, '46: Commercial Club, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '45, '46. . S5 14. 4 l jf ,f " J ' ' ' '-JY -f -4 .1 ,- 'I' "X J yi Cl . MAJ' fdfafx-J SAMUEL Xl. MOORHEAD, JR. . . . "Muse" . . . crumble . . . raises eyebrows. Yellow Jacket, '44, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, '45, '46, Secretary, '46, Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, President, '46, Band, '45, Clee Club, '45, Assist- ant Football Manager, '46, Hi-Y, '46, Civic Club, '46. CAROL MORGAN . . . wonderful persoiuzlity . . . witty . . . II born leader. Beta Club, '45, '46, Allied Youth Club, '45, '46, Spanish Club, '45, '46g Oratorical Contest, '45, Hannusgais, '46: F. T. A., '46, President of Class, '1l6g Varsity Hockey, '46, Block "A" Club, '46 .Q-.YJ W JOSEPH KENNETH MORGAN I ' X . . . "SS Keys" . . . forgets to sign papers., one Club, '45, QQ 11" Q, GJ PATRICK M URDOCK . . . Imoklcrwper . . . straw hat . . . Irish. SCOTTIE C. MILLER . . . clown . . . newcomer . . . f7llg.fDllICl01J.S' Varsity Basketball, '48, Seneca High School. EVELYN MOORE . . . classy chassis . . . good athlete . . . mlklliiuc' . . . purple lipstick. Class Hockey. '44, '45, '46g Varsitv Basketball, '45, '46, F. T. A., '46, Block "A" Club, '46 THEHON GARNETT MOORE . . . lio! shut . . . other half of Moore and Moore. Band, Science Club, '45. MARGARET ELLEN MOORHEAD . . sings c1'to . . . reserve!! . . . friendly . . ruzlizml smile. AHCC-Pl'L'SlClL'DlI, Distributors' Club, '46. BOBBIE NICHOLS . . . frienflly . . . flislilces mail: . . . likes sports. Allied Youth, '45, '46. SARA L. NIX . . . intelligent . . . arlistically inelinecl . . zlepenrlalrle . . . little. ' Commercial Club, '45, '46, Vice-President, '46, Beta Club, '45, '46, Secretary, 46, Hannasgals, '46 FRANCES MYRA NIXON . . . suicide blonde lrluerl by lzer own hands: . . . gets around. President of Class, '44, '45, Class Hockey, '44, '45, '46, F. T. A., '46, Twirler, '46, O. C. A., '45, Clee Club, '46, VVb0's VVl1o, '46, Varsity Hockey, '46, Block "A" Club, '46, Varsity Basketball, '46. CARLTON H. NORTON . soon be a GI loc . . . characteristic . . . Gall bless you, Carlton. JOHN VV. OAKLEY . . . "Red" . . . tougher than Oak-ly . . . flashy tlresser. Vice-President of Class, '44, "B" Team Foot- ball, '44, Student Council, '44, '46, Varsity Football, '46, - BARBARA JANE ORR . . blonde . . . slender . . . to lzer, variety is the spice of life. GUY OVERCASH . . quiet . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . loves to lauglz. CURTIS PALMER . . . pretty eyes . . . grins a lot . . . pleasing personality . . . soda ierker. '1 L41 .w HAZEL VIRGINIA PHILLIPS winsome . . . neat . . . stately . . . blonde JIMMY PICKE NS dependable . . . always ready for a good time . . . genuine. RUTH PICKENS looks good in ,green . . . grey eyes quiet . . . neat. Distributors' Club, '45, '46. HAZEL LEE ROBERTS PILGRIM married . . . energetic . . . partial t Navy . . . lives in the country. ' Distributors' Club, '45, '46. THOMAS PINSON . . . various voices . . . "Tiger" Pinson . . . asks questions. Science Club, '44, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '45,' '46, Varsity Basketball, '46, A BENNIE EARL PRICE . . yearning for learnin,f1 . . . vulture for cul- ture . . . likes movies. F. F. A., '44, '45. GARTHEDON PRICE . . . cute figure , . . sweet ,personality . . . P. C. fan. . . . beautiful brown hair. Class Hockey, '44, '46, Tri-Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46, Spanish Club, '45, Vice-President of Class, '45, '46, Twirler, '46, Glee Club, '45, VVho's VVh0, '46 BILL PRUITT . .h . from Wilmington . . . lays out . . . likes tlzc women . . . gas man. New Hanover High School, Anderson Band, '46. D ' 1' we , 'S- '-' -7 -----T-W --wi-w EMILY NVILM OT PRUITT . . . football queen . . . sophisticated blonde . . . scads of clothes. Glee Club, '44, '45, Tri-Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46, Beta Club, '45, '46, Spanish Club, '45, '46, T reasurer, '45, Secretary, '46, Color Guard, '46, ' .VVho's VVh0, '46. MARIAN 'BEATRICE QUALLS . . . likes basketball . . . cute ngzure . . . friendly . . . pretty smile. M"-. X, 4, -I ri 'H-, W- , , ,L .Q .. QSM- -.fr ,, ig A , K-: ,. MARY JUNE REEVES . . pleasant . . . sweet . . . friencllgf. . congenial. ' Allied Youth, '45, '46, PERRY RICE . . . darkskin and eyes . . . "Grits" . ath- letically inclined . . . "Ipana" smile . . . ' a hundred friends. Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, '45, '46, "B" Team Basketball, '45','Varsity Basket- ball, '46, Tm1Ncs Staff, '46, Allied Youth, '45 '46, Treasurer of Class, '45, Secretary of Class, '46, Band, '44, '45, Vice-President, '45, Student Council, '46. s 1 0 f i., f1f,,,-m , WJ: f . J-IJ A , A A I . N SARA JOAN ROBERTS . . . quiet . . . sweet disposition . . . pretty dark lzair . . . good looking. JIMMY ROGERS . . . pleasing smile and disposition blue Ford . . . very likeable Science Club, '45, '46, Allied Youth, Club, '46. MARTHA SUE ROLISON . . . neat . . . dainty . . . amiable . . . does-n't like to study. ELIZABETH ROUDA . . . likes to dance . . . pretty hair . . . nice voice . . . tafkative. EVIE JANE RICHEY . . . talkative . . . gets around . . . wears blue a lot . . . friendly. Allied Youth, '46, F. T. A., '46. CENNIE MAE RICKER . . . tall and unillowy . . . quiet . . . sweet . . . pretty dark lzafr . . . good looking. EDVVARD LEE RIDCEVVAY . . . tall . . . curly on tlze peak . . . specs on the nose. ALONZO B. RIVERS, IR. . . . "Ab" . . . alias, the man- witli tlzat Atlas physique . . . lzorse laugh expert . . . athletic and stuclious. Beta Club, '44, '45, '43, Science Club, '44, '45, '46, President, '46, Hi-Y Club, '44, '45, '46, Civic Club, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '45, '46, Yellow ,laeket Staff, '45, '46, Varsity Football, '45, '46, Block "A" Club, '45, '46. f."',,,f 4 U LLOYD SAMMONS . . . weeding, witing, and awithmet-ic . . . intrepid. Class Basketball, '44. JAMES SANDERS . . . hard worker . . . reticent . . . likes "Fess" Lingle. J. WVALTER SANDERS, JR. stuflious . . . current events clwmp . . . scientific. Band, '44, '45, '46, Treasurer, '46, Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, '45, '46, Treas- urer, '46, Yellow jacket, '44, Allied Youth, '45, '46. GRACE LORRAINE SEARS . . . long blonde tresses . . . talks a blue streak . . . likes boys. Distributors' Club, '4G. . ' I KATIE HENRI SHAVV . . . .grand sense of humor . . . hates to give history reports . . . good natured. V Distributors' Club, '46, MELBA IRENE SHEARER . . . good basketball player . . . pretty hair . . . friendly . . . kind. . y Cla s Hockey, '45, Varsity Hockey, 752 Block "A" Club f f . ' v J if J I , r K li' ' Ui l t 1 :N , ,n, 4.1 . .' ll ' Vit J . BETTY KATHERINE SHELTON Q . . moore fend . . . sophzstzeated . . . petite . . . likes chewing gum. Commercial Club, '45, '46, Hannasgalsg F. T. A., '46g Allied Youth, '45, '46, O. G. A., '45, HAROLD FORD SHERIDAN . . watch the Fords go by . . . a go-,-zetter . . . willing. x . . . jeff, but looks like Mutt . . . noisy . . . rough xt , i S JEFF SHIFLETT I ALICE EUCENIA SMITH . . . slzy . . . sweet . . . friendly . . . unassuming . . . real friend. Allied Youth, '45, '46. - BETTY JEAN SMITH . . . full 0' fan . . . sweet gal . . . likes basket- ball . . . misclxieuous. Class Hockey, '44, '46, Varsitv Hockev, '46, Block "A" Club, Hannasgals, '46, F. T. A., '46- O. G. A., '45. s CAREY SMITH . . . "two seats near the front, please" . . Professofs son . . . tlzrows chalk. Science Club, '44, '45, Beta Club, '44, '45, '46' Varsity F ootball, '44, Student Council, '44. f . . 4 - ,, . 4 -u-451.419 Cyan A :,.',,f4M . .fin iff, fl ev , 4 'N ,-, ., 4 up ...Q 4 . P. .. an I -' rw ' v- 4 ,- 1 'Ge " f' ' . ,,,.,.1ff .f . - . S, .. 1 .. ff, is 1 .. i be ef .fs ' 4 A fb I Q p BY. DOROTHY QDOTJQDEAN SMITH . . . dependable . . . lovely eyes . . . likeable . . . versatile. F. T. A., '44, '46, Beta Club, '45, '46, 'Spanish Club, '45, '46, Vice-President, '45, Hannasgals, Editor, '46, Color Guard, '-46. ELEANOR LAURA SMITH . . . blusher . . .-quiet . . . pretty blue eyes . . . easy going. F. T. A., '44, '46, Spanish Club, '45, '46, GUS M. SMITH . . . amiable and popular . . . the "Falcon" . . . wise cracker a la carte. Yellow lacket, '45, Allied Youth, '45, Student Council, '45, Clee Club, '45. JAMES E. SMITH, JR. . . . wide awake . . . likes R-C Cola . . . radio fan. F. F. A., '44, '45, '46, 4-H Club Judging Team, '44. L.....H ..., E.-. Q RALPH SMITH . . "eagle eye" . . . "Alle" Lincoln legs . . trustworthy. MARY JANE PRUITT SNIDER . . . swell hairdresser . . . tiny . . . good student . . . she's not too used to her new name. BILLIE EUGENE SNIPES . . South Side Drug Store . . . freckles . . trim. GEORGIA FAYE SOSEBEE . . . strawberry blonde . . . good beautician . . always sees the amusing side of things . . swell girl. MARGARET NAN SPEARES . . . decided brunette . . . beautiful complexion ro set of her lovely eyes . . . happy go lucky. Distributors' Club, '45, '46, President, '46. FRANK B. STEELE, IR. . . . one woman. man . . . "Pooster" . . . hog caller at flagpole . . . wavy hair. I-Ii-Y Club, '44, '45, '46, Varsity Football, '44, '45, '46, Block "A" Club, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, Glee Club, '45. r f ,- .' ,Q ,' If ' -2-, ,c 1 ff, .Qy- , , -ik, . .- ' BETTYXJANE STEPHENS . . . likes commercial work . . . dependable . . . quiet . . . grand student. . Commercial Club, '45, '46, Treasurer, '46, Allied Youth, '45, '46. BASIL STEVENSON, IR. . . . dynamite in a small package . . .' whiz on the hardwood . . . "crew cat." Science Club, '44, Allied Youth, '45, '46, "B" Team Football, '44, "B" Team Basketball, '45, Varsity Basketball, '46. V Y' . J l N xv. C J S Q i 5 ,N I, ,, TN, . Q i Q 'I J xx , 1 ,I F Q fl 1 'X Cx Q -3 .x X X lol ,Z . . Vqq, N A l l 1 l f I. FOREST DHSUGGS . . . tux . . . conscientious . . . modest. Yellow Jacket, '44, '45, '46, Business Manager, '45, Science Club, '44, '45, '46, Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Hi-Y Club, '44, '45, '46, Varsity Basketball, '44, '45, '46, T1niNcs Staff, '46, Allied Youth, '45, '46, Treasurer, '45, President, '46, Civic Club, '45, '46, VVho's Who, '46. JOHN P. SULLIVAN, IR. . . . smooth dancer . . . prefers blondes . . . B. H. S. quartette crooner. Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '45, '46, Civic Club, '45, '46, Glee Club, '45, "B" Team Football, '44, '45, Varsity Football, '46, Boys' High Quartette, '46, Block "A" Club, '46, Yellow Jacket, '46. SARAH EUNICE SULLIVAN . . . writes beautiful poetry . . . depth. of char- acter . . . loyal to tlie 'ntlz degree . . . flawless beauty. Beta Club, '45, '46, French Club, '45, '46, F. T. A., '44, '46, President, '46, Glee Club, '46. IOE PINKNEY TA.TE . . "Ioe's a good ol' boy" . . . canteen customer . . . good sport. ROGER WILLIAM STEVE NSON "come with me to the Casba" . . . lzeart- brealcer . . . holds hands at football games. Beta Club, '44, '45, '46. IANE ELIZA STRICKLAND . . . oioacious . . . not too crazy about studying . . . ,gay and giddy . . . always 1'eady for a good time. Commercial Club, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '45, '46, F. T. A., '45, Hannasgals, Business Man- ager, '46, O. C. A., '45, RUTH ELIZABETH STRICKLAND . . . beautiful eyes . . . fickle . . . pretty . . . allergicto books . . . friendly. WILLIAM ROY STRICKLAND . . . bluslzes . . . mean Southern drawl. , BETTY IO TAYLOR . demure . . . beautiful eyes and complexion reliable . . . tidy. Allied Youth, '45, '46, F. T. A., '46. BILLY IOE TAYLOR . light brown hair . . . drives a Plymouth . . . pin-up boy. 9 MARY ETTA TAYLOR . her hair is her in-owning glory . . . cute clothes and lots of them . . . neat . . . hails from Columbia. Allied Youth, '45, '46, Clee Clylb, '46. X' r FRANCES ELIZABETH TEASLEY . rninzls her own business . . . a good listener . . , pessimistic. Q21-L F 'W M ,, -T' 4.0 uf , 0 TEXIE FRANCES THACKSTON . . a superior athlete . . . partial to basketball . . . engaging personality . . . sparkling brown eyes. Vice-President of Class, '44, Varsity Basketball, '45, '46, Ping Pong Chairman, '45, '46, Class Hockey, '45, Block "A" Club, '45, '46, MARTHA ANN THARRINGTON . . . typical teenager . . . very intelligent but tries to hirle it . . . cute fgure . . . a leader. F. T. fl., '44, Spanish Club, '45, '46, Beta Club, '45, '46, President, '46, Glee Club, '44, '45, '46, Vice-President, '46, Twirler, '46, GRACE 'THOMPSON . . . talks a blue streak . . . partial to history . . . a true friencl. ROBERT LEON THONIPSON, JR. . . . short but powerful . . . likes to hunt . . . good sport . . . "Dot" . . . "CurIy." Varsity Football, '45, '46, Block "A" Club, '45, '46, Science Club, '44, Glee Club, '45, fel ffbfkfi def" MW 'f'..0, eg,ir.s:f5p:f AM IE LEITH TRASK . . . never 11. cure in the world . a leader . . . poised. Varsity Basketball, '45, '46, Tri-Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46, Treasurer, '45, Beta Club, '45, '46, Spanish Club, '45, President, '46, Color Guard, '46. JOHN E. TROTTER . . . blonde wavy lmir . . . fine fellow . . . good sport. Q, Q xx . .CX LAXVRENCE TURNER Q . . . twin . . . ll' good farmer . . . quiet . . . l studies. 'QL F. F. A., '-45. '46, President, '45, '46g Secretary' 1 - of Class, '45. Q lx" S. 2 N it ' LEWIS TURNER Q., tb . . . F. F. A. worker . . . has ll good time . . . S N good student. ' F. F. A., '44, '45, '46, Vice-President, '45, '46. - as . 4.- NL E i . --.2 BOBBY TILLER . . parking lot . . . lazy . . . sleepy . . . good naturefl. VVILLIAM JAMES TINSLEY . . "Bill" . . . clark complexion . . . last sen! man. BETTIE S UE TODD . . . quiet and unassuming . . . intelligent . . . loves u goocl time . . . beautiful complexion and eyes. I ANNIE DORIS TOLLISON . . ufillowly . . . sweet . . . ll lot of fun . . easy going. MAXINE GLADYS VANADORE clratferlzox . . . tifian lmir . . . true Navy . . . 1!1lIH'6lllCfflblC. Allied Youth, '45, ,46. CORA JANE VOGLER friendly . . . ganfl naturecl . . . carefnee genuine. F F. A., '44, ,465 Beta Club, '45, '46g Couuumr cull Club, '45, '46g Spanish Club, '45, 46 SARAH MAE VVALDREP red head . . . plump . . . always a land -word . . . lzas her serious -moments. JAMES RICHARD VVALKER crew cuz' and freckles . . . iouial . . lucluf in love. , MILDRED KATHERN VVHITFIELD l . . curly blonde hair . . . completely natural . . . easy to get along with . . . capable. FRANCES LUCIENE XVILLIAMS . . . .s-mall . . . grand student . . . nice figure . . . the personifrcation of nature. JUEL VVILLIAMSON . . . small . . . really a hard worker. Beta Club, '44, '45, '46, Treasurer, '46, Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46, Science Club, '45, '46, Civic Club, '44, '45, '46, Allied Youth, '44, '45, '46, Treas- I urer of Student Government, '44. KAYLE VVILSON . . ideal ha-ir . . . sporty . . . good looking clothes. Varsity Basketball, v'46. ' VIOLET WEAVER - . . . long blonde hair . . . very quiet . . . witty Q . . .frienflly. DORIS E. VVEBB . . . sweet disposition . . . never a, clull moment . . . country girl . . . hookkeeping is her "Jonah," HENRY VVEBB . . . loves hunting . . . laughs a lot . . . likes farm.-ing. Science Club, '44, '45, Class Basketball, '44, '45, '46, Class Softball, '45, '46. FURMAN RAY VVHITE . . . athletic . . . good sport . . . good looking. Varsity Basketball, '44, '45, '46, Varsity Foot- bull, '46, Block "A" Club, '45, '46'. MARGARET ANN VVILSON pretly eyes . . . tall . . . country gal . . likes sports. PATRICIA WILSON long brown hair . . . always -in the miclcllc of things. ANNE VVOOTEN . . . pcppy . . . tall . . . books bore her. MAX H. VVORLEY 111:11 . . . noise zl0esn't bother him . . . still in a fog. fi 1 J. ilu' I i I I l . X E I ,o 'E H V I F H l ll ll L I L Top row, left to rigllt: McKinley, F ortner, Carter, Fisher, Hawkins, Il Higginhotham .... Middle row: Harris, Hill, Calloway, Campbell. l ': .a'. '1 'I' iLI.,I Flora and jackie A-nn OFFICERS IENNIE SULLIVAN . . ANN BALLENTINE . KIACKIE DAVIS . . FLOIIA VVILLIAINIS . . MISS LEILA SULLIVAN . Miss Sullivan Bottom ron, Lyom, T15 lor Owun, Lollw, XVlutten, Xelrgm. . ' 88 lenny unior' GIRLS, HIGH . . . . . . . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor Mr. Linglc 6L6:S OFFICERS - BOYS, HIGH NEAL IVESTER .......... ROBERT COKER . . MORRIS EBIBLER . . GERALD SHORE . . MR. DAVID LINGLE . lg, I uesfer w..M A , X 'Q President 'e-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 89 Shore and Coker Bottom 1'U'll2, left to right: VVilliforcl, Pruitt Lyon, Speares, Lee, Leclbetter, Lowery, Owen, Stephens, Johnston .... Second row Garrison, WVillian1s, Strickland, Caudell, Campbell, Drennon, Gilmer, Vaughn, Trib ble, Duncan. Armstrong .... Third row Green, Davis. Holliday. Harris, Mattison, kvrifzht, Carson .... T071 row: Murphy Chastain. Hardin, Dorr, Ellenburg, Black- ston, Ricwhaulson, Manly. --IL -A UNIUH Standing, left to right: WVebh, Kellett, Chal- mers, Rowell, Harris, Shirley, Hand, Snider . . . Seated, left to -right, Hrst row: McGee McLeskey, Sasser, Clinkscales, Sullivan, Bal- lentine .... Second -row: Stainton, Sullivan Ballantine .... Second row: Stainton, Sulli- van, Ballentine, Yeargin, Beaty, Cromer. . . Third row: Taylor, Jones, Whitfield, Spencer Top row, left to right: Lloyd, McKee, San- ders, Vanaclore, McClees, Erskine, Ricler. . . Middle row: Erskine, Pickens, Criileth Charping, Coker, Bellew, Boggs, Cochran Carrison .... Bottom row: Clinkscales, Ives- ter, Lyons, Atkins, Hardy, Burden, Harbin lh'lL'Ci7ll1l7S. First row, lcfi' to right: Kent, Martin, Grin- nell, Mull, Fenclley, Parnell, Stone .... Second row: Pinson, Chambers, Smith, Har- per, Buchanan, Davis, Forrester .... Third row: Garrett, Brown, Dockins, Iennings, Brown, Allen Crowe, Looney. Ton row, left to righf: Phillips, Owens, Ar- nold. Powell, Davenport, Garrison, Taylor. . . . Middle row: Carter, Pickens, Powell, Parnell, Friend, Barrett, King .... Bottom row: Acker, Dunlap, Boyles, Sutherland, Dixon, Shepherd. EL!-XSS Top row, left to right: Smith, Adams, Bry- son. Powell, Pressley, Chamblee, Tate. . . Middle row: Hancock, Daniel, Black, Barnes Stephenson, Stasney, Ebernickle. . . . Bot- tom row: I-Iembrey, Pike, Dickerson, Loftis Stuart, Chastain. f 1. First row, seated, left to right: Owens, Crump, Smith, Vllaldrep, Charping, Ford .... Second row: Nash, Edwards, Dunn, Nichols. 1 . . Standing: XVilliams, Bowie, Hawkins, Kinley. UNIUH First row, left to right: McAlister, Lyles, Lovern, Timms, VVils0n, Hawkins, King .... Second row: Sanders, Turner, Patterson, Opens, Elrocl, Yeargin .... Third row: Tan- nery, Radford, Bennett, Patterson, Haynes, Eaton, Dean, Robertson, Kinard, Anderson. . . , Fourth row: Cheek, McCormack, Bowen, Smith, Sisk, Parnell, Thompson. Top row, left to right: Briscoe, Mize, Coker, Deanhardy, Mitchell, Morris .... Middle row: Hatcher, Sosebee, Sanders, Moore, Rumsey, Fowler, VVhitHeld, Ashworth .... Bottom. row: Adams, James, Green, Shirley, McCurley, Gibson, Fleming, Reid, McKinley, Chapman. ,Az E Front row, left to riglzt: Cromer, Franklin Rigclon, NVilliams, Iaynes, Cetsinger, San- ders .... Middle row: Shiflett, NVilliams Burton, Stalnaker, VVhitfield, Brown, Stamps . . . Top row: Barrett, Singleton, Philyaw Howell, Anderson, Tilley, Fowler. Top row, left to riglzt: Honea, Hicks, Morris, Carlton, Enabler, Hancock .... M idclle row Smith, Harbin, Bnchelou, Black, Holcombe Guest Kelley VVilson Bottom row Re , , .... A : y- nolds, Reed, Jones, Evans, Brown, Galbert, F leeming, Greenway, Chapman. I K ELtl,Sl'Sl Top row, left to right: Gable, Swittenberg Ashley, Harper, Gray, Ballantine, Vllhitten Smith .... Middle row: Carter, Murph, Ban- nister, Xvclborn, Cobb, Coleman, Ashley. . . Bottom row: Rosenblum, Bobo, Sanders Clark, Brooks. McCoy, Hall, Pennell. b a Miss EAIIQIA SIQAOHQOPQ ' OFFICERS - GIRLS' I-IIC-H HELEN I'IANNA ...... President SARA VVATKINS ..... Vice-President NIARY ANN HALIIN-IET'f . Secretary-Treasurer Miss EINIINIIA IVIAJOR . . . . Sponsor SARA AND Hu.L1x MARY ANN 61,66 OFFICERS - BOYS' HIGH ROY NIASTERS ...... President JACK SNIITH . . Vice President TOM MCGEE . . . . Secretary JALIES ROBERT HAIMIMETT . . Treasurer MP.. J. E. DENDY . . . . Sponsor J.-xmas ROBERT, JACK, AND TOMMY Mn. DENDY ROY Top row, left to right: Brown, Haddock, Earle, Trask, Owen, Rivers, Mullmu and Peterson .... Middleerow: Eskew, Kelly, Hancock, Xvatson, Wilbanks, 'Wright Guest Ellison, Hall .... Bottom. row: Poole, Gaines, Doyle, Clinkscales, McGee, Metz and Brooks. -. SUPHU UHE Back row, left to right: Alewine, Stidfole, lllilder, Bryant, Parker, McGregor, Lee .... Second row: Todd, Morgan, Johnson, Hum- phreys, McGill, Smith, Rankin, Smith, Rich- ey .... Third row: Brooks, Williford, Zeigler, Braclham, Nelson, Jones, Agnew, Chalmers, Hammett, Maior .... Fourth row: Arnold, Atkins, Chamblee, Holliday, Haynes, Acker, Herbert, Maxwell. Q T011 row, left to right: King, Tolbert, Pruitt, Franklin, Brooks, Collins .... Middle row: Harris, SCBIDOIG, Wells, Parnell, Freeman, Smith, Konduros .... Bottom row: Kohler, Trotter, Kernels, Shepherd, White, Thrasher. 60475106-QeA.vs awk in-9 UMEJ1 Clk WSG - 5 13,,ZQ.,v...V"'-'hx Buck row, left to right: Watson, XVatkins, Bolt, Fant, Morris, Bice, Powell ..,. Third row: Blume, Foster, Hayes, Breazeale, Poore, NVhitHeld, Johnson, Beasley .... Second row: Smith, Smith, Alewine, Thompson, Bryant, Rochester, Dozier, Manning, Freeman .... First row: Keese, Blackstone, Alewine McAl- ister, Herron, Xvatson. ,jgff -f Ai-fav figzfe 251 V fl bf' V A H, ZH I Q' J rrrr - if ,foe-inf me T tffztffilfyf A EL S5 Top row, left to riglit: Hatcher, Pruitt, Smith. McMinn, Hall, Cauthen, Ellison .... Middle row: VVest, Stathakis, McLane, junkins, Me- Clain, Carlton, Fleming, Martin, Ethriclge. . . . Bottom row: Giles, Findley, Parasho, Chamblee, Brissey, Thompson, Campbell, Seawright. Buck row, left, to right: Haulbrooks, VVhit- field, McClellan, Partin, McGuire, Wilson. . . . Second row: Jennings, Bolt, Cromer, Craft, Dyer, Griflin, Stamps .... Tlzirzl row: Seymore, Godfrey, Norris, Forrester, McGuf- fin. Brewer, Hampton .... First row: D. Fowler, B. Fowler, Spears, VVelch, Porter Graham, Seymore. Top row, left to right: Little, McCurley VValter, Thompson, Sanders, Corn, Skelton Middle row: Chastain, Aderhold, Connor, Strickland, Moody, Higginbothom .... Bot- tom row: VVhite, Hall, Jordan., Buchanan Harbin, Gilbert. x x - an -1 Q SUPHUMURE Back row, left io right: Harris, Bratcher, Kay, McKinley, Morgan, VVilson, Keaton .... Third row: Presher, Smith, Yeargin, Stone, Wzltt, Davis, Smith, McCuen .... Second row: Har- ris, Thrasher, Durham, Kelly, Ridley, Long, Stalnaker .... First row: Mitchell, Loftis, Erskine, Cathey ,Wright, Brown. Top row, left to right: Duren, Kernels, Bates, Dolly, Childs, Creswell, Montgomery .... Middle row: Hames, Chapman, White, Fort- ner, Bryant, Crowther, VVebb, Sears, Moore, Jewell .... Bottom row: Smith, Driskell, Ale- wine, Giles, Hart, Johnson, Bowman, Martin 1 Brock. - ,l 2 .1 rf I I ,, -4.1 ,?, T Back row, left to right: Smith, Hudgins Woodson, Hanna, Hanna, Chappelear, Coop- er .... Second row: NVhitlock, Shearer, Burke, Elliott, Getsinger, Freeman, Holcombe .... Third row: Stone, King, VVeaver, Reid, Stew- art, Findley, Wilder, Gilxeath .... Front row: Davis, Franks, LeCrciy, Sweat, Osborne, Tay- or. 3,017 Top row ,left to -right: Davis, Baxter, Forres- ter, Morrison, Vassar, Holden, Chastain .... Middle row: Jennings, Mayfield, Moore, Simpson, Callaham, VVelborn, Iunkins, Hicks. . . . Bottom row: Cagle, Shaw, Brown, VVhit- field, Hedden, Findley, Medlin. Back row, leftto right: Hill, Ramsey, Petti- grew, Harris, Arnold, Iarrard, Sloan .... Sec- ond row: Richey, Brooks, Hawkins, Conwell, Fuller, Evans, Burnette, Blackwell, Payne .... Third row: Blackwell, Rigdon, F ant, Burgess, Aiken, Bannister, Burges, McGill .... F ourtlz row: Sutherland, Westhrooks, Lindley, John- son, Little, Black, Ricker. Top -row, left to right: Horton, Seigler, Elgin, Cooper Bolt, Kinard, McLeese .... Middle row: Hall, Arnold, Thrasher, Vickery, Banis- ter, Wilson .... Bottom row: Elrod, Cham- blee, WVilson, Martin, Harris. SUPHUMUHE5 First row, left to -right: Hedden, Beasley Minyard, Anderson, XVhitten, Madden. . . Second row: Coleman, Brown, Bowen, Fish- er, Stephens, Elgin, Bowie. . . . Top -row. Patterson, Hayes, Melton, Jordon, Mize Dunn, Copeland. Top row, left to right: McCullough, Addis McCarley, Kay, Leonard, Brown, Campbell . . . Third -row: VVhitfield, Harris, Strickland Robinson, Johnson, Crocker, Franklin, San- ders, Dickerson. . . . Second row: Moore Vaughn, Fletcher, Garret, Stamps, Clevei land, Whitfield, Thompson, Feltman. . . Bottom' row: Isbell, McAlister, Hudgens Todd, Elgin. G Back row, left to right: Keith, Rnmsey, Smith, Brown, Singleton, McClain, Mayfield, Wick- er, Lord, Hardy .... Second row: johnson, Hiott, VVentzky, Keel, Dunn, Jordon .... Front row: Stewart, F leming, Kirkland, Grant, Tollison, Brown. 1 y G A MR. MARK F. HAVVTHORNE Superintendept B.A., Furman University: M.A.. Duke University MINISTH TID IGI DR. E. C. NICCANTS SCfetafy Mrs. Lillian Cason, secretary. of the An- derson City schools, is one of the most pleasant persons connected With the school system. She is never too busy to give to anyone a friendly smile and a cheerful word. 2 uloerinfenclenf gmerifua Dr. C. McCants-our friend and ad- viser-whose Wisdom and understanding have helped ns over many a rough spot since he first came to us in 1896. "An -institution is the lengthened shadow of one 11l6lTl.,,-EMERSON. Mns. IJILLIAN C.-xsoN 0111152 0l"5 Mr. T. L. Hanna, our beloved principal, has carved a niche for himself in the heart of every girl that has passed through the classic halls of Girls' High. VVe are grateful to him for his gentle guidance and kind advice. Through years to come we shall remember with pleasure our high school years, made richer and more pleasant by the wise counsel and firm leadership of Mr. Hanna. The patience of Job, an unfailing interest in all our activities, and constant effort to make C.H.S. mean some- thing: more to us than halls and classrooms, bells and shifts-these are the characteristics that mean to us our friend as well as dean, Miss Ruth Boggs. Mn. T. L. HANNA As if knowing the daily schedule and full name of prac- tically every student is not enough, Mr. C. F. Reames takes a definite interest in the activities of each boy. His familiar voice booming through the halls reminds us of the firmness and solidarity of our nation of which B.H.S. is only a small cog. Mu. C. F. REAMES Miss RUTH Bocas MISS :MARIE NICCONNELL . . Home Economics MRS. ELIZABETH Ona HAIRRIS . Home Economics Mus. X7IRGINIA Dm-:W . ...... Biology E I S ' 104 1 1 Mn. T. H. INGRANI . . . . . . Science MRS. LUCIA HUDGENS Typing, Business Matllematics, Bookkeeping MII. li. M. O'lrIEAL ...... Mathematics Mn. L. A. KITCHINC . . Chemistry and Physics Mn. R. O. l'IAwTuonNE . . Vocational Director M1I.FZI1cI2N'EAB1IAIx1s . . . . Vocational MH. I. R. XVELSH . . . Machine Shop TYIISS GRACE WILRUR . 31125. N1AHT1lA NICLEESE MRS. VIRGINIA WINSTFAD MR. M. M. NIILLER . . MR. H. R. NICGOVVAN . MR. II. XV. BUNTON . . . . English, Latin . . . . History Shorthand, Typing . . Vocational . . Vocational . . Vocational MR. P. R. IDRULIMOND . . .... History MR. GEORGE PENN . . . English, History MR. I. WV. SPAIN . . . . . English MR. DAVID LINCLE . . . . English, Latin MRS. Lois I'III.L . , . Spanish, French, Shorthand Miss NIAHGARET Hoon ....... English MRS. SAIDEI: VVELBORN . . . Vocational Director IVIISS LEILA SULLIVAN ..... '. . English Miss IDA NICGUKIN . . . . Mathematics MRS. LEONA NIASTRONARDY . . Cosmotology Mlss GLADYS CROMI-:R . . . Mathematics MR. FRANK P. RAINVVATER . . English, Latin MR. ITIIRAINI SANDLIN . . . . English Miss SARA SHIRLEY . . . . . . Librarian Mus. LUCILLE NIACLENNON . . French, Spanish Mns. ALLIE BARTON . . History Miss NELLE COCIIRAN . . . History Mlss ELIZABETH RICHARDSON' .... Librarian. NIISS HELEN BURRISS . . . . English, Algebra MR. ALEX GETTYS . H istory, Physical Education Mlss .ELIZABETH MCCOWN ..... English Mlss FRANCES MAJOR . . . Physical EflLl'C0f'l0H' Mxss EMMA MAJOR .... Biology, Chemistry W' ,,,L,,q is ffi Q Mn. RALPH SULLIVAN . MR. VV. M. DIItLAllIl . . Mlss MARY MCCONNELL Miss EDITH BOYCE . . Miss NATALIE VVOODWARD . . R . H istofy, English Physical Ecl-ucation Shorthand, Typing . . Bookkeeping . . . History MR. G. A. CARRETT . . . . Vocational MR. I. J. SMITH .... . . Mathematics Mn. C. W. PENMNGTON . . . Agriculture '1 .J C MAJ pw' I Off W0 ' QFD fa! H I 'wx Mm , W A ak JE. F09 N. I. fig? W -EW Y P :E " ie 66 37 olzdf 'bw orgef, A ' 'f97.a, ls. . j ,l. To those oaliantsouls who sacr-iyiced their all for home, comrades, af country, we dedicate these pages in loving memory. ERNEST W. NIOORE THOINIAS W. CRAYTON ROBERT V. BRUCE SHIRLEY BROWN CI.YDEgW. ALEXANDER JOE B. SHFIRARD ROBERT C. KING - Mi1.TON J. KING . DOUGLAS C. MOORE ROY E. YEARGLN . JAIHES TODDY LATIMER SAMIJEL W. HAMLET JALIES LEVI SMITH! F. O. KELLY, JR. ' JOSEPH DEXTER BROWN, JR. . THOIVIAS E. HENDRIX CALVIN E. IWCCLAINA GLENN P. GIBBS ' I JAMES A. GIBBS LAXVRENCE REED W ATSON JA1NiES C. HERBING I JACK ARIMSTRONG, JR. A ' , JOHN R. C. GRIFFIN, JR. JOE J. OJBARR ' PRESTON ALLEN LANIER, JR. . ROY S. SULIITH W'u.I.IAM L. BRUCE BERT GUYTON POYVELL ERNEST J. D. PARKER NEXVTON C. IWADDOX CHARLES S. SKELLTON KENNON S. BREAZEALE HAROLD GRADY PATTERSON LEWVIS W. RIDER RALPH F. KILGORE JOHN BELTON XVATSON ROY C. NICPHAIL RALPH BALLEW CHARLES S. NICHl3I.S H.AROLD MAJOR A EDNVIN NIAJESKI LOUIS GRAY YOUNG JOHN BOBBY TEIPP L-OUIE ACKER ' LAXVRENCIS WATSON V JOHN L. LAND JOHN D. 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Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

- Class of 1946

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