Andrews High School - Gold and Black Yearbook (Andrews, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1953 volume:

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Art Editor Elizabeth Ann Huggins Foreword It is our purpose to try to capture for you some of the pleasant moments of our memorable years here. We should like to think that in years to come this book will serve as a means to reunite you with your classmates and to bring back for a little while the happiness that was yours here. With this in mind we bring you the 1953 annual. Peggy Ozburn Editor-in-chief Contents Dedication Boa rd of Trustees Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Crganizations Athletics Advertisements - . Dedication W dedicate our 1953 annual to a man who has dedicated e his life to the welfare of the community and the school. ' h 1 By his constant devotion through the years to our sc oo , Mr. T, W. Bellune has won our love and respect. We pay tribute to one whom we consider a true friend. 3 Board of Trustees o W. L. Hemingway, Chairman o J. H. Brourton o S. M. Harper o J. M.Hayes o W. W. Smith C Leave Z U B f"9 ' s Lf KJ ii, wr I if fi S fi f .- .L James Elliott Millard High School Principal A. B. University of S. C. M. Ed. University of S. C. Clemson Calhoun Garris Superintendent A. B. Wofford College M. Ed., University of S. C. 6 . Q , , 5 4 qt ' .5 . O 4' ,. Z 4 K ' zu X . if ' X 5 f s I 1 1 Stratford Gilman Woodberry Grammar School Principal B, S. at Oglethorpe University Graduate Student of Emory University 4 Hil1School Facuh Laura C. Adams Chemistry, Science 1" Adelaide D. Blount History A ,WYIT r f f Burdis B. Gideon Band Frances Crosby Mathematics, Civics . his g JF 5' . ff Q t 'Rig e S X za X i ,, Kathleen Wilson English, Librarian y .stay 5 s i'i ' is .. ts. s.., Q - , X Muses Q, ,., Q. 'kg W 'Xia f f Lucile P. Smith Piano, Voice .fig Q.. Gladys Polatty French, Biology a it C Keith M. Fleischman Physical Education, Driving 10x t Sylvia O. Kinder Home Economics Pearle A. Floyd Commerce ' uw . x , ,X Q . if ef Fred B. Lindler Mathematics ..-as Julia Kite English is Maurice Grey Music, Glee Club T. H. Evans Agriculture fi ,:- A 'fs ' ', f' Ljyz. . q 5 Grammar School Faculty 1 K. ' 'fivv W A X ' f ,Iii ,afvmfaq fwf.-an-ff:-amass.-1-f.i , First row: Daisy Bell, Mrs. J. E. Millard, Mrs. Ben Barrineau. Second row: Caroline Martin, Mrs. Mary M. Kirby, Thelma Gibson, Mrs. Julia Jamison, Etta Flowers, Mrs. Earl Barrineau. Third row: Mrs. Eva Richardson, Mrs.Gwen Watson,Martha Inabinett, Mrs. R.L.Brockington. Fourth row: Augusta Bailey, Mr. S. G. Woodberry. 8 CW, x,,f.! Q25 i?-JQ A v I f ...IP- N.Q,E. A Senior Faculty Advisors Mrs Laura C Adams Miss Julia Kite Andrews S C Omaha Georgia University of S C Lander College Senior Class Officers President: Billy Whitley Vice-President: Irene McDaniel Secretary: Weldon Smith Treasurer: Mary Alice McCants Reporter: Nan Dee Evans 10 EW awe LQ N- is Mae Antwine "The best is yet to come." R. L. Bone "WhenI feelan energetic spell coming on I sit real still until it goes away." Lee Blakeley "Always take things at their best." 3 Emma Clemons "Never do it today when you can put it off until tomorrow." Nan Dee Evans "Art is indeed not the bread, but the wine of life." X, X r N Q ,,a l l lack Goodwin "Men occasionally stumble over the truth." Joyce Fulton Wealth without work." Ralph Heape "I'm not lazy: I'm just dreaming. Nina Jones Floyd Lambert A word of advice is all that is needed." "with her I'm satisfied." Griffin Lealand Dennis Main "Men of few words are the best men." "Laugh and the world will laugh with you. " Y 'P K 7 i, ,Jef-.-1, X t gg if ,I X A Mary Alice McCants Irene McDaniel "I have seen yesterday. I love today, "Thou living ray of intellectual fire. and l'm waiting for tomorrow. Dickie Mercer Faye Mixion "Foot loose and fancy free." "A good laugh is better than medicine 14 X 3 1 ,,, ,,,...r.-H Peggy Ozburn Jimmy Smith "One for me, the rest for you." "Is seen a lot in company of ladies Weldon Smith Ronald Steedly What if I had refused?" "The glory of a firm capacious mind." 15 Harry Taylor Wyndell Taylor Never a serious moment." "A little leisure with nothing to do Ruby Thomas "I will drink life to the lees." iiii -S i s f , , L.,,, . - . . My Billy Whitley George Wildes "A sense of humor and the power to "Little but loud." laugh." 16 Senior Superlatives MOST DEPENDABLE Irene Mc Daniel Weldon Smith BEST ALL AROUND Mary Alice Mc Cants George Wildes BEST LOOKING Emma Clemons R. L. Bone BEST DRESSED Peggy Ozburn Ronald Steedly Class History Our class began in 1940. Miss Bailey had half the class and Mrs. Richard- son had the other half. Because we weren't used to a group of children, Miss Bailey would stand us in the corner or either use her cane on our little legs. Mrs. Richardson would send us in the cloak-room until we found out what she meant by telling us to be still and quiet. Some of us went to Miss River's section in the second grade. Everyone had scared us so much about her until we cried every morning. This wore off soon and all of us learned to love her very much. In the third and fourth grades, Miss Green and Miss Wofford must have tried to develop our vocal chords. One of our favorite tunes was "Found a Peanut." All of us had a boy friend or a girl-friend. These loves lasted until some of the class were finally joined in, holy matrimony. We really sat down to work in the fifth grade. It was in this grade that we learned the forty-eight states and capitols. That's when Dickie's teacher was her cousin. This is the only reason she passed!!! In the sixth grade it was harder. This is the year Mr. Nunn came to be our teacher. We say this because he was our homeroom teacher and English teacher for three years. Miss Wilson, could this be the reason we are so dumb in English? During the seventh grade Miss Rogerson was our mathematics teacher. She tried to teach us how to say the twelve multiplication tables, but some of us still struggle when we try to multiply. The next year we began looking forward to the last day of school, when Mr. Rhodes would hand us a sheet of paper upon which was written our promotion from grammar school to high school. This year about ten students from Oak Grove came to join us. The genius of our class came with them. We were really something in high school. We were just as big as anybody -- at least we thought it. This year passed quickly. Mr. Seignious was our thrill the next year. We always had something to tease him about. I believe it must have been Miss Daisy Bell. Don't you think so? ? ? We always had some kind of term paper, or homework to do, though. Trying to get out of class to have a class meeting was almost as bad as pleading with a judge. Finally our senior year has come. A group of bookkeeping students have caught it pretty hard. With our lessons, senior play practice, some working in the afternoons wasn't still too much for extra assignments such as outlining chapters in chemistry, themes, and other things. All of it turned out to be use- ful, though. Those were wonderful days, and now the day for which we have all looked forward to for twelve long years is finally here. When we look back on those days and years the forthcoming graduation day brings a little sadness, as well as gladness to each of us, because it will probably mark our last time together. In the years to come all will look back on dear old A, H, S, and think of the happy and well spent days that were passed under the supervision of Mr. Garris, Mr. Millard, and the faculty. Now we turn into the wide, troublesome world with a final goodbye to Andrews High School. Emily Faye Mixon Class Historian 18 Senior Superlatives BEST DANC ERS Dixie Me rcer Jimmy Smith MOST POPULAR Dixie Mercer Billy Whitley MOST TALKATIVE Irene Mc Daniel Harry Taylor MOST STUDIOUS Nan Dee Evans Ronald Steedly Class Prophecy Fate has seen fit to bestow upon me a great and terrible gift. Combined with a superhuman insight which has always allowed me to see and know things for beyond the power of anyone else, I have in my possession a strange door with a magic keyhole through which I may view the years to come and all things that are to be. Through it I see all manner of strange things and the strangest things of all are the members of the Sr. class of '53, Bear with me as I go intoa Catalepsytranse and I shall reveal to you many thin S. girst I see Mae Antwine in her crisp, white nurses uniform as she checks the pulse of a rich old bachelor hoping that he still has strength enough to "Pop" the question. Now I see a great cloud of smoke and there is a thundering sound? Oh, yes, lt's R. L, Bone going to work in Aiken in the same car he used to drive back in 1953. Here is a sight to tug at your heart strings. If I didn't feel that it was my bounden duty I should try to keep this from your young innocent souls. I see the Reverend Lee Blakely trying to preach the gospel to Harry Taylor who is is deeply engrossed in the pages of a copy of Esquire that he cannot hear a word. I see great things for Jack Coker. He is now part owner of Swinnie's de- livery truck - the back part. Jack says he doesn't really like to travel anyway. Emma Clemons is still looking for a young, handsome millionaire who can give her a private swimming pool. Nan Dee Evans, our class artist, has just finished her masterpiece. She is going to receive the highest reward for a work of art given in this country just as soon as the critics decide whether it is a rose or a cow. Joyce Fulton has been sailing up and down Black River in her new yacht. Did you know that twenty years from now yachts are going to have paddles ? I see Jack Goodwin behind the meat counter of the Oak Grove grocery. He has just won nation-wide recognition as being the man with heaviest thumb. Now I see a successful businessmang it is Ralph Heape, who now owns his own service station. Nina Jones has taken the place of Mrs. Vernon Blakeley, who is the former Irene Mc Daniel, at Collier's Modern Pharmacy. Floyd Lambert is still seen at Margaret's door every Saturday night. They are trying to decide whether they know each other well enough or not. Griffin Leland is running in the next presidential election. The main plank in his platform is "Elect me and I'll spend all my vacations in South Carolina." Dennis Main heads the list of TV comedians. He says he's going to be even funnier when he learns how to read the script. Dickie Mercer, basketball coach for Andrews High School, is urging her girls on with "Remember the spirit of '53." Mary Alice, what is her name now: it used to be McCants - can be heard softly crcioning as she tries to sooth her little ones to sleep. Peggy Ozburn is helping her husband, Melton S., run a grocery store at Warsaw. It has become such a habit until they still write each other every day. Jimmy Smith is an admiral in the United States Navy. He says he'1l begin making money when he doesn't have to spend his whole salary on sea-sick re- medies. We have a new addition to our school library. It is a. set of Steedly's En- cyclopedias compiled by Ronald Steedly. Ruby Thomas is still trying to sweet-talk everyone into being her slave. Wyndell Taylor has just been named top pro-football player of the nation. Dr. Billy Whitley has discovered an elixer which insures perpetual youth. He refuses to share the secret with his old classmates and has drunk it all him- self. Now he's busy trying to perfect a three cornered surgical uniform. George Wildes has recently taken the place of Charlie Walker at radio station WDKD, only he is more popular even than Charlie Walker. He has four petitions against him. Faye Mixon is now manager of Mack's 5 and 10 cent store, She is announcing a sale on bicycle pumps, shoe horns, and fine tooth combs. Weldon Smith has just finished inventing a new gadget to put on his Old- smobile. It is called a "girl snatcher." I must leave you now. May you prophet by what I have revealed to you. Joyc e Fulton C LASS PROPHE T 20 Senior Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nan Dee Evans Ronald Steedly MOST ATHLETIC Dixie Mercer George Wildes WITT IEST Ruby Thomas Dennis Main Last Will and Testament We, the class of 1952, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will the following: I, Nina Jones, do hereby leave my friendly manner to LaVerne Williams. I, Irene McDaniel, do hereby leave my knowledge to Vernon Blakely so he will hurry and finish school. I, Dickie Mercer, do hereby leave my careful driving to Jimmy Dunn. I, Mary Alice McCants, do hereby leave my love for Macedonia High to Katherine Thomas, hoping that she will be as successful as I. I, Mae Antwine, do hereby leave my broad smile to D, C, Herring, hoping she will use it more often than I. I, Peggy Ozburn, do hereby leave my love for Ronald Steedly to Judy Mercer. I, Ronald Steedly, do hereby leave my position as editor of the Yellow Jacket to Bonnie Norton, and my knowledge of French to those who need it. I, Nan Dee Evans, do hereby leave my ability to say "Oh" in French class to Roberta Evans. I, R, L, Bone, do hereby leave everybody wondering who "Maggie" is. I, Lee Blakeley, do hereby leave my ability to learn French to Buddy Bauer, hoping that he will learn more than I did. I, Weldon Smith, do hereby leave my knowledge of English to Jeanell Ray. I, Harry Taylor, do hereby leave my love for Miss Wilson to Jack Britt. I, Dennis Main, do hereby leave my learning ability to Lavern "Precious" Elliott. I, Joyce Fulton, do hereby leave my sweet disposition to Betty Jean Robinson. I, Floyd Lambert, do hereby leave my love for women to Ralph Blake. I, Wyndell Taylor, do hereby leave my ability to play football to Wayne Atkins because he needs it. I, Ruby Thomas, do hereby leave my "giggles" to Betty Ann Fulton. I, Griffin Leland, do hereby leave my ability to drive a school bus to J, B. Norton. I, Faye Mixon, do hereby leave my typing speed to next year's fastest typer. Could it be Bessie ? I, Emma Clemons, do hereby leave my love for football to the whole school. They need it!!! I, Billy Whitley, do hereby leave my ability to pass a football to "Red" Long, hoping he can use it better than I. I, Jack Goodwin, do hereby leave my height to Wilson Lambert. Signed, Sealed and Delivered on this lst day of June 1953. Ronald Steedly, Jimmy Smith Class Lawyers 22 Q I X .fi B I 5 mv U M v X X A ' N ' X YQ -Eggkfn av f Junior Class Officers H PATQIELQ President Y LAVERN ELLIOTT A EMXNGW President ROBERTA HARRIS Reporter 24 'Sq 'Ns-. ROBER Secre l'ar1'?TEVANS 'Q"'Hv za- . mi A X .A JOANN FORE Program Chairm all feaguret Junior Class .L XP? Q, ' 'WW , an ek, E X , if 1. N m M x K hx N li S N M f X gx Billy Barrine au Harold Bauer Vernon Blakeley E. W. Brown David Connelly Jeanette Davis Jimmy Dunn Talmus Ethridge William Green Lou Garrison D. C. Herring Patsy Knight Barbara Long Margaret McCants Qing i A X 2 wg .5 ,W Nr- 'Nm hw NIS' S ' A af' X x , X A 5 1 of ii. Q 27 Loyd Morris Thomas Newton J. B. Norton Bonnie Norton Helen Powell Jackie Powers Phifer Payne Johnnie Pitts 'wr .Tx N 'SM F' I """'lhvp . 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Long, Joyce Long, Rabon McKinzie, Thomas McCants, Maxine Mills, Charles Mixon, Gene Modlin, Myrtle Mae Moore,Herman Newton, Lenora Jane Newton, Shelby Jean Norton, Pete Player Gladys Powell, Mar- ion Ray Jack Redditt, Linda Ro ll ' ' , we , Cynthia Ranson, Royce Smith, Patricia Thigpen, Barbara Thomas, Delmas Thompson, Dale Walters, Harry White, Mary Lou White, James Whitley. 32 he s- . I K 9 f 5 6 ,,. M.. A41 ,, ' tw W' W1 JQNJ W, ff . Honor Society NATIONAL HONQR socnmr x 'I B M 4 2-9 YA lg 'll iv. it Peggy Ozburn Miss Pearle Floyd President Sponsor e,a.gw U, tm Vw 'R ir 'll' 'Kr 5 'E' Kneeling: Bonnie Norton, 1st Vice Pres.gJoan Fore, Reportergllonald Steedly, 2nd Vice Pres.g Irene McDaniel, Secretary: Janelle Ray, Reporter. Standing: Miss Pearle Floyd, Sponsorg Roberta Harris, Patsy Knight, Bessie Payne, La Verne Williams, Roberta Evans, and Patricia Hemingway. 34 Yellow Jacket Staff Sitting, Miss Kathleen Wilson, Advisor, Irene McDaniel, News Editor, Bonnie Norton, Ass't. Editor, Ronald Steedly, Editor-in-Chief, Emma Clemons, Feature Editor, Billy Whitley, Sports Editor, Patricia Hemmingway, Ass't. Sports Editor. Standing: Roberta Evans, Ass't, Art Editor, Joyce Fulton, Exchange Editor, Joan Fore, Ass't. Feature Editor,Jimmy Dunn, Ass't, Business Manager, Billy Barrineau, Ass't. Circulation Manager, Peggy Ozburn, Business Manager, Nan Dee Evans, Art Editor, xx. .f Q , X 5 F , -557' . 'F' 'fy' X 35 nnual Staff ff!" Sitting: Irene McDaniel, Feature Editor: Patricia Hemingway, Ass't. Editorg Peggy Ozburn, Editor-in-Chief, Jimmy Smith, Business Manager, Billy Whitley, Advertising Manager. Standing: Miss Julia Kite, Advisory Joan Fore, Ass't. Advertising Managerg Elizabeth Ann Huggins, Ass't. Art Editorg Bonnie Norton, Ass't. Business Manager, Joan Green, Ass't, Sports Editorg Jeanette Davis, Ass't, Photo Editorglackie Powers,Sports Editor, La Verne Williams, Ass't. Feature Editor, Miss Frances Crosby, Advisorg Ronnie Scott, Photographic Editor, Nan Dee Evans, Art Editor, I t H d wha, i my ILL is l 'X 36 Junior Homemakers X se v 3 s 4 I- Left to right: Mrs. Silver Kinder, Sponsor, Rebecca Evans, Irene McDaniel, Roberta Harris, Janelle Ray, Betty Jean Robinson, Glora Heape. Second Row: Gloria Reid, La Verne Williams, Dixie Mercer, Barbara Evans, Linda Bauer, Third Row: Elizabeth Ann Huggins, Beckey Casselman, Dale Ethridge, Vera Mercer, Ruby Tho- mas, Betty Lambert, Patricia Barrineau, Nina Jones. Fourth Row: Frances McKencie,Cary1on Norton,Gertrude Ethridge, Joyce Fulton, Mae Antwine, Georgia Kennedy, Joan Fore, Faye Mixon. Fifth Row: Edna Mae Gib- son, Margaret McCants, Mary Frances McKensey, Sadie Lou Garrison, Roberta Evans, Chtarine Thomas, Vera Blakley, Kitty Q. Brooks, Katie Barns, Evelyn Blake, Sarah Jane Long, Mickie Obrine, D. C. Herrin, Patsy Knight, Peggy Ozburn, Alicia Payne. Sixth Row: Frances McCants, Gerlidine Coker, Joan Green, Betty Ann Fulton, Bronta Barrineau, Margaret Wilder, Emma Clemons, Betty Herrington, Helen Powell, Mary Sue Bur- roughs, Myrtle Cook, Neomi Swails, Deloris Sports, Mary Alice McCants, Nan Dee Evans, Jeanette Davis, Patricia Hemingway, Hallie Wilder. MAKEQ. CNN: .SQ0 Q? ' 7 S xi S, E f 13 2 ln. 112 5: A ' 4 ,Q CJ 1 Q 4 o 44,0 43-xx NEW YW 37 Future Farmers of America Left to right: James Davis, Wilson Lambert, Donald Duncan, O'Quinn Newton, Vergil Mixon, Bobby Garrison, Leo Lambert, La Verne Gibson, Donnie Moore, A1 Boyd, James Brandon, George Harrelson, Gene Corbin, Will McConnon, J. B. Hardee, Chesley Foxworth, Buddie Mercer, Harry Taylor, Loyd Morris, Henery Mercer, Dan Powers, Ferney Rhem, Jackie Powers,Ceci1 Ethridge, Edgar Walters, William Wilder, Pat Blake, Wyndell Tay- lor, James Leland, Thomas Newton, Randolph Feagin, Jack Crawford. J. B. Norton, Robert Langley, Don Ray, R. L. Bone, Jack Goodwin, Floyd Lambert, Dan Ray, Junior Long, Loyal Aktins, La Verne Elliott, Ralph Blake, Griffin Leland, Mr. Evans, Sponsor. ,A - ,S W 11 E Q AMI G in-an 1 R vii?-31 fri. 'R U 'r4r0J'r?' 'NQOGF-' 94'-yo x X A XEJFJA f a C 'S 1 QI? D ,X AL, jr Zoq? U 41042 4 'C .1 IQJJ 5 38 heer Leaders Patricia Barrineau, Captain Drxre Mercer Irene McDaniel. Patrxcxa Hemmlngway 39 Glee Club Left to right: Bonnie Norton,Joan Fore, Nan Dee Evans, Rodus Blakley, Glora Heape, Frances McCants, Becky Casselman, La Verne Williams, Vera Mercer, Vera Blakley, Kitty Q. Brooks, Dixie Mercer, Faye Mixon, Ro- berta Evans, Ruby Thomas, Barbara Evans, Roberta Harris, Myrtle Moore, Shelby Caulder, Betty Lambert, Joan Green, Nina Jones, Micky O'Brien, Linda Bauer, Sandra Blakely, Alica Thomas, Genivia Blakeley, Cynthia Ransom, Patricia Hemingway, Bronte Barrineau,Jean Robinson, Jeanette Davis, Jimmie Ray Fogel, Mary Alice Mctlants, Sarah Jane Long, Joyce Rogers, Mr. Maurice Gray: Director. Lunch Room Staff Q E . Left to right: Mrs, Ed Davis, Mrs. Nell Richburgg Mrs. Roy l-lardeeg Mrs. Patty Barrineau, Directorg Lizzie Robinson, and Clara Green, 40 Music Club Sitting: Mrs. Lucile Smith, Directorg Roberta Evans. Jimmie Ray Fogal, Libby Green, Joan Green. Nan Dee Evans, Lynne Tompkins. Standing: Linda Bauer, Joyce Rogers, Alica Payne, Library Club 1 i i Left to right: Nina Jones, Mary Alice McCants, Joan Green, Jeanelle Ray, Irene McDaniel, Jeanette Davis, Pegill' Ozburn.Ruby Thomas, Joyce Fulton, Emma Clemons, Faye Mixon. Elizabeth Ann Huggins. Billy Broach, Alex Wildes, Miss Wilson, Sponsorg Patsy Knight, Lou Garrison. Mary Sue Burroughs, Joan Fore, Roberta Evans, Ronald Steedly, Nan Dee Evans. Barbara Evans, Sarah Jane Long, Micky O'Brien, Joyce Rogers, 41 O Stagestruck Seniors "Behave yourself, young lady Faye Mixon, Lee Blakely. Ruby -nun F "I've never seen such a familiar ghost." Lee Blakely, Ronald Steedly. Nan Dee Evans, Billy Whitley. Rest Assured ii 5 i Thomas, Peggy Ozburn. ""' We Shook the Family Tree "Her skin will be radiant and glowing like moonlight." Peggy Ozburn. Irene McDaniel, Jimmy Smith. We Shook the Family Tree fil- 'Dsnv-0' gk 7 K Us Q' -el 433 ' 6 g. fb I ,Q Football Squad S' 4+ is f Jimmy Smith George Wildes Co-capt., Back Capt., Back Sitting: Dennis Main,Lowe11 Atkins. Dan Powers, Wilson Lambert, Joe Glover. Managerg Donnie Moore, Wil- liam Green,George Wi1des,1immy Hayes. Kneeling: Junior Long, Harold Bauer. Loyd Morris. Jackie Powers, Wyndell Taylor, Jimmy Smith, Jimmy Dunn, Ronnie Scott, Billy Barrineau. Standing: Asst. Coach Gideon, Ralph Heape, David Connelly, I. B. Norton. Chester Arnold, Wyndell Long, Billy Whiteley, Lavern Eliott, Randolph Feagin, Wayne Atkins, and Coach Fleischman. 44 3 Jimmy Smith Back Bill Barrineau End fd i if ff La vem Elliott. Wyndell Long Back End 'ffl l -.1 A Dennis Main Tackle 45 George Wildes Back Buddy Bauer Guard Wyndell Taylor Back Boys' Basketball Team Left to right: Joe Glover. Ben Dunn, Wilson Lambert, Dan Powers, Olin Hardee, Elix Wildes, Pete Player, Jimmy Dunn, Billy Barrineau, Jimmy Smith, Jackie Powers, Gene Corbin, Jolmny Pitts, Buddy Mercer, and Jimmy Hayes. Girls' Basketball Team Kneeling: Hallie Wilder, Gloria Heape, Patricia Barrineau. Ioan Green. Dixie Mercer, Linda Rowel, Jeanette Davis, La Verne Williams. Standing: Miriam Langley, Delaine Barrineau, Patty Thigpen, Alicia Payne. Barbara Evans, Jimmie Ray Fogal, Carlyon Norton, Elizabeth Ann Huggins. Genivia Blakeley. and Libby Green. 46 Stagestruck Seniors gn'-f "Front and center" 'f' The cast and directors of Q 3 "Throw it back in the Lake." Ronald Steedly. Jimmy smixh, Faye Mixon. We Shook the Family Tree - .4-w ,,,,,rv- ..,l" 0-o--,re Rest Assured "What do you have on your face?" Weldon Smith, Peggy Ozburn. Lee Blakely, Mary Alice Mc- Cants. We Shook the Family Tree f r Y .-ug Nz? - atm a CSS Q he --W X .. ax Zfzj' lf'-1 ..4,i' ,,..---Q N15 Nl X I x K 1 p 9-gif' A f 7, ,... V " ' ,- 4-7 if W 1 iv- X ' -",.-'ff "', , :fi-?i INTERNATIGNAL PAPER CUMPANY OVERTON MANUFACTURING CO. INC. Wood - Cool - Tobacco Stick Tobacco Hogshead Material Phone 267I Andrews, S. C. REYNCLDS' 94000 4 DRUG AND INC. MAYER Qualify Dr-as FUNERAL HOME A1 Reasonable P I A. Reynolds Owner Georgetown' SC' Phone 3201 Compliments of THE NEW STORE Georgetown S. C. ANDREWS FURNITURE COMPANY INC. Where Good Furniture is Not Expensive Take a carton home entertainment GEORGETOWN BOTTLING COMPANY Georgetown , S. C. COLLIER'S MODERN PHARMACY INC. W. N. Collier, Ph.G. - Phannacisf in Charge "Drugs of Distinction" What You Want When You Want lt Store Phone 2611 ...... Home Phone 2501 Andrews, S.C. PEOPLE'S MOTOR SALES CO. Chevrolet Cars 81 Parts Andrews 5-C- WHEELER'S SERVICE STATION Goodyear Tires 8. 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A. l,2,3,4, 4-H Club l,2, Jr. Play Usher, Sr. Play, Bus Patrol l,2. Muldrew Lee Blakley Jr.-Hobby Club 1, Glee Club 3, Yellow Jacket Staff 3,4, Jr. Class President, Class Play 3,4, Declamation 2,3,4, Baseball 2. R. L. Bone-F. F. A, l,2,3,4, Jr. Play, Hobby Club l. Emma Clemons-Library Club l,2,4, J. H. A. l,2,3,4, Sec. 82 Treas, of Jr. Class, Hobby Club l, Yellow Jacket Staff 4, Feature Editor, Officer in J. H. A. 2. Jack Coker Nan Dee Evans-Glee Club l,2,3,4, Sec. 3,4. J. H. A. l,2,3,4, Scrapbook Chairman 2,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Art Editor, Library Club 2,4, Honor Society 3,4, Music Club l,2,3,4, President-Vice President Band l,2,3,4, Dis- trict Band Clinic 2,3,4, State Band Clinic 4, Class Reporter 3,4, Jr. Play, Marshall. Joyce Fulton-Library Club 1,2 ,4, Glee Club l,2, Yellow Jacket Staff Exchange Editor, Annual staff Typist, Junior Play, Hobby Club l, J. H. A. l,2,3,4, J. H. A. Porgram Chairman 3. Ralph Heape-Baseball 2,3,4, Football 4, F. F. A. 3, School Safety Patrol l,2, Hobby Club l. Jack Goodwin-F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Hobby Club l. Nina Jones-Basketball 3, J. H. A. l,2,3,4, Softball 3, Science Club l, Glee Club 2,4, Library Club l,3, Sec. 8: Treas. 4, Yellow Jacket 4, May Court 2. Floyd Pringle Lambert-F. F. A. l,2,4, Hobby Club l, Reporter 1, Jr. Play, Safty Patrol, Bus Driver. Griffin Leland-F. F. A. l,2,3,4, Hobby Club. Dennis Main-Football 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Hobby Club l, Science Club, Monograph Club 3,4, Jr. Play, Shop, Safty Patrol. Dixie Mercer-J. H. A. l,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Majorette l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, District All Star Cheer- leader l,2,4, Sr. Play, Monogram Club l,2,3,4, Softball l,2, Library Club l. Mary Alice McCants-Class Pres. 2, May Court, Sr. Class Treas. Glee Club 3,4, Library Club 4. I. H. A. l,2, 3,4, Sr. Play, Jr. Play. rrene McDaniel-J. H. A. Treasurer 4, Qualified in Algebra in S. C. Scholastic Legue, 3, Glee Club l,2,3, Library Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Marshall 3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Class Vice Pres. 4, Class reporter l,3, Maid of Honor in May Court 3, Honor Socet 3,4, Sec. 4, Yellow Jacket 3,4, Ass. News Editor 3, News Editor 4, Yellow Jacket Memo Ed. 3, Memo Ed. 4, Annual Staff 3,4. Faye Mixon-Glee Club l,2,3,4, Library Club l,2,4, Science Club, I. H. A. l,2,3,4, Sr. Play, Jr. Play, Yellow Jacket Staff 4. Peggy Ozbum-Library Club l,4, Hobby Club l, Yellow Jacket Staff 3,4, Asst. Business Manager, Business Manager, Annual Staff 3,4, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 4, Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4, I. H. A. l,2,3,4, Officer 2,3, Mar- shall 3, Glrls State 3. James Matthews Smith-Football 1,2 ,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2, Oratorical con- test 2, Band l,3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Hobby Club l, Annual Staff 3,4, Monogram Club 3,4. Ronald Steedly-President of class l, Placed in Biology in Mental Contest 2, F.F.A. l,2, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Stu- dent School Bus Driver 3,4, Marshall 3, Boys State 3, Marshall 3, Honor Society 3,4, Vice Pres. Library Club 4, Yellow Jacket Staff 3,4, Asst. Ed. Ed. Ruby Thomas - J. H.A. 1,25 Jr. Play Usher, Sr. Play, Glee Club 3,4, Hobby Club: Library Club 1.2.4. Harry Taylor-F. F. A. Wydnell Taylor-Football l,2,3,4, All State 4, Most outstanding 3,4, F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Shop 3, Monogram Club l,2,3,4, , Billy Whitley-Glee Club l,2,3, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Hobby Club, Band l,2, 3,4, Marshall, Yellow Jacket 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Vice President Jr. Class, President Sr. Class, Safety Patrol l,2, District Clinic 2,3,4, State Clinic 2,8. George Wildes-Football 2,3,4, Captain 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, F.F.A. l,2, Shop 3, Most Valuable Player for Football 4. Weldon Smith-Veteran. . 60 V x. ' ,yn a W . ' 9 r4!.v'.2f. X. 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