Berry High School - Torch Yearbook (Mount Berry, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1949 volume:

, TCR H II 1 xx WI! IATJ X 1911-8 H49 PKBUSPED BY THE BERRY HIGH SCHOEI SENIOR CLASS EDITED BY A CTHOMPSON AND DOROTHY WELLS W Y. M x -J -f , OX E' fn W , W - ,Jai K gl . rf 'Q' 4 tl y I 965-NE X ar' Xm,, ! X P.. XML Q + N1 x ti? Y Y Y l . N Y 'Q BECAUSE OF HER FAITHFUL SERVICE, HER LOYALTY TO THE BERRY STANDARDS AND IDEALS, HER EEEICIENT AND CAPABLE GUIDANCE, HER UNTIRING EFFORTS IN BRINGING OUT TI-IE THE BEST THAT IS nz Us, AND BECAUSE OF ouR LOVE AND SINCERE APPRECIATION, wE, THE sENIoR cLAssEs or 1949, PROUDLT DEDICATE THIS EDITION OF THE TORCH T0 MISS SOPHIE PAINE ALSTM X.. E A President of The Berry Schools FRED H LOVEDAY Pr1nc1pa1 Mount Berry School For Boys SOPHIE PAYNE ALSTON Dean of Joxnen The Berry Schools 151 A H BORDEN M A Chemistry EMLYN BULLINGTON , Social Science af 6 'Q rmsxm. :mass , Ind me ix. Ge PAUL LEAKE Secretary 5 li LILLIAN BORDHW , Librarian ef W RUT CLIENDENNIN A B, Science CLIFFORD w HILL Steward mm H mvnnn B s,M A, Principal HAZEL MURRAY IRVIN T RHODES A B, A M, English B S A, Biology Jorm L Bums A B, English LILLILAN HOWELL Matron REBECCA MACKEY B S, Secretary fs Q9 '04 T BARBARBA SPROESSER A B, Mathematics C .H DAVID E BULLINGTOH MA, Phys Ed , 2' ELTON HALL , Mathematics f5n -v-ng EDITH LEAKE Dietitian MARX muon A B, Latin ALTA V STEVENS A B, English s A, A.. ... 3 I ft- H Jr? ,fy 6' ,ut ,V . x , 1' ' K ,fl Q, r A V 4, ,,., .ALV , .N A B S, B S B S H , Ed. B S, . . V Y' 'fx 9' A gvlizi 6' Iv A f .X ,' K . M gf A '4 , 4, ' A 1 V :' ' Q N A A - Jr B s B S B S . .fi V A. F Qi, J J, ' 3 - ' K o Q24 T. -QU-QF W A THOHPSU ALICE B umm Store Manager Music cunmcz A woon -4B,BD,Tnn, Bible FLORENCE A WOGJ A B, General Science NUI' PICTURED: Mrs. Lois King, Mathematics, J. M. Tankersley, Poultry, J. R. Wallace, Dairy, Robert W. Wingfield, Orchardg ' L. G. Cannon, Grounds and Water Systemg Myra Cook, Nurseg B. 'y E. Pinson, Maintenance, Faye Dean, Dieticiang Rev. Thos. C. s Isbe11,Jr.,Chap1a:!ng Mrs.Anna Rudiger, Home Economics, Merna K Thomas, Librariang Laura V. Williams, Bible, Joe Stone ,Farm. , . Y-.H ' , C FRED INGRAM BSA, Voc. Agri. was Sfaff Dorothy Walla Asn. mm Clam Hamrick Montine norton Cecil SP001101' pi A. 'C. Thompson Editor Mary Bell ,Z ll Jean Elliott Kit heath wmv 1 9 'NW W I X , A M,.wm .my w V ' 'L .' ' J H if n . A ' , X Q N - f R 5'-, A N 1 - n I 1 .,,... 1, ' W, ' , ' 'M +-A-1 ,L--' .., 1. E yy:N674' J' Nr J, fl Rn 'MC ID EAPNETI' MARY BELL RALPH R CLARK J JAMES cnnnxms -T D CRISP JAMES EDENFIELD JEAN ELLIOTT BETTY GHEESON fm RONALD STEGALL PEGI SDQIS HELEN SWINT -7' Yin CHARLES NALKER MAGALENE WHEELER RICHARD BARLEY WILLIAM BELL mm BRWN A46 'QP' RUTH HIGDM BOBBY KALB 1' W' MARY MTRPHY f' RUSSELL PAYNE LESLIE STEGALL MARTHA HcCHARGUE 'TT' JIMMIE MINTZ MARLENESCHNEIDER uf f ! -1 . 1' F X, 3 .tx I , iQLi? 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HAROLD ,MIXER 1' ar 3 UEFA WELLS DOROTHY WELLS WILLIAM WOOD fi? if Q 05543 1 fovyga RAYMOND LAMAQ QARNETQ Entered Berry in January, 1946 Worked at Poultry Farm, Farm and Dairy Member FFA, Varsity, Athenians Likes Scrambled hot dogs from Cooper's Grill Dislikes Girls w1th bad colds Pet Saying 'Drink and be merry for tomorrow you might marry a woman W Aim To see the world and to love the women RALPH ROBINSON CLARK, gg 5 Came from Catoosa County, Ga , September 7, 1945 Worked at Orcnard, Shop, Poultry Farm, Dalry, Kitchen, Fanm, Cleaning Crew and Hog Farm Member Philos, Athenians, Hi Y, Baseball, Football and Track Teams, Vars1ty Club Likes 1949 ESQUIRE Calender Dislikes Ag classes Pet Saying 'Man the shovels, the pu ps re broken ' Motto Love one, love all All Work with the DuPont Corp in hattanooga HARRY JAMES CREDILLQ Came to Berry July 2, 1946 Worked during summers of 1946 47, 1948 Worked at Shop, Dairy, Kitchen, Orchard, Farm Member Hi Y Philos, FFA, Basketball Team, Church Usher Likes Women, especially blonds Disllkes Getting up at 4 O0 a m to fire boilers Pet Saying 'Let's break up the bull session fellows, I've got to study W Motto Do unto others as they do unto you Aim To become a success in whatever field I am engaged JAMES DEWEY CRISP Came to Berry June 3, 1947 Did all of work at Dairy Member Hi Y, Ph1los, Choir, Basketball Team Likes All girls Dislikes Dill plckles Pet Saying 'You don't say Motto Never do today that which you can put off unt1l tomorrow Aim Make good at whatever I do JAMES HOMER EDENFIELQ Entered Berry September 7, 1945 Worked at Orchard, Cleaning Grew, Farm, Kitchen Member FFA, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Choie, Athenians, Social Chalrman of Senlor Class, Pres1dent of Freshman Class Llkes A certaln g1rl that has blonde hair Dislikes Having boys talk about my Alabama woman Pet Saying 'Do it and die n Motto nLove and klsses will conquer all W Aim To become a lawyer and save some of my classmates from gettlng a life sentence or from becoming baldheaded from the rolling pin BOBBY THERON KALB Ca e to Berry 1n 1945 as a sophomore Left 1n 1947 and returned 1948 Member Philos, FFA Hi Y, Varsity, Football and Track Teams Likes saylng, 'Future Farmers, why are we here?n Pet Say1ng 'Yeah! You and who elsevn Motto nbearning to do, doing to learn Earnlng to live, living to serve Aim Army JAMES OLIV R M NTZ Entered September, 1945 Worked at Kitchen, Cleaning Crew, Da1ry, Shop, Store, Campus, Orchard Member Athenlans, Inter-Society Council, Hi Y, Choir, Band, FFA, Yearbook Stagf, Student Government, President of Sophomore Class Likes Cigars and ary Disllkes H1llb1lly music Pet Saying 'Well, row-dee-dow W Motto nDon't be sharp, don't be fled, just be natural W Aim To become a professlonal muS1Ci8n SELL CLAY PAYNE Entered Berry June 7, 1947 Worked at Shop Member Academlc Club, Hi Y, Athenlans Likes A certain blonde from Atlanta Dlslikes Boller rooms and beans Pet Saying nGB1l0P1Dg goldf1sh'n Motto Strive for a goal and you will always accomplish something Aim To Study at Georgia Tech and become a civ1l engineer HANSEL LESLIE STEGALL Entered Berry June 10, 1945 Worked at Garden, Kltchen, Poultry Farm, Campus, Shop, Orchard, Dairy Member H1 Y, Sec Treas f Philos, Varsity, Student Government, FFA, Baseball and Football Teams Llkes History Dislikes Algebra Pet Say1ng 'Sure, kld anything for you W Motto Do what you are doing well and don't stop until you are fin ished Aim To go into the real estate business JAMES RONALD STEGAL1f Entered Berry June 3, 1946 Worked at Kitchen, Camrus, Orchard Farm, Dairy Member Football, Basketball and Baseball Teams, Pres Pilgrim Hall, Pres Athenians, V Pres Se or Class, Sec of FFA, Choir Likes Brunetts and Betty Pet Saying 'No dding ' Motto Be wnat you are be cause that's all you are Aim To JO1D the A1r Corps CHARLES ROY WALKER Entered Berry September 9, 1947 Worked at Shop, Kitchen,Campus Member FFA, Student Government, Basketball Team, Tennis Champion,l948, Sec Senior Class Likes Scrambled eggs at breakfast Dislikes Being in Rome with only l5d in pocket Pet Say1ng 'Heck yeahl' Motto Live and let live Aim To become a successful electrical engineer f 5 - Q o - 0 ' I . , 0 Q : ' , 1 . 0 - V . 0 A little bit of everything,and not much of anything. Dislikes: Mr..Ingram:s ms - ' ' . I : - . U 2 . o O ' : . : . ' : ' , . ., ' A' I P R O P H E C Y fJanuary Class Boysi On a cold day in December, 1959, Charles Walker and I were walklnp down Broad Street in Atlanta when percnance we happened upon none other than Ronald and Leslie Stegalltbetter known as the Ringgold Kids, Of course, we were glad to see them and to have a chance to talk with them for a while We learned that the Kids were playing professional football with th New York Yanks They had gone a long ways since those rugged games with the Coons After some lively exchange of tales we tore ourselfes away from the congenial Kids in order to attend to some pressing business You see, Charles and I had just arrived from our extensive oil fields in South America where we had become very prosperous gentlemen On our tour of Atlanta we found that many of our classmates had become very pr minent men there We hired a car for the tour and found that J D Crisp was operating the car servlce We chatted with him for a while and found out that he was married and had five kidsfPoor kids'J As we were riding along, we noticed a large sign which read 'Payne Con struction Company' We stopved, went 1n and found that the owner was our classmate Russell Payne At the time he was draw1ng up plans for a new capitol building H told us that Ralph Clark was now managing the DuPont Corporation in Chattanooga After we left Payne, we met Jimmie Edenfield at the Stork Club, which he had put up as a side line He was now manager of the Atlanta D1v1sion of the Ga Power Company After attendlng an opera which was under the direct1on of Jimmie Mlntz we went to the Marietta Lodge where we were to meet several of our classmates On arriving at the Lodge we were greeted by Bobby Kalb who was the mana ger of the establishment He ushered us into the ballroom where many of our class mates had already arrived The flrst one that we met was our lovable class wit Raymond Barnett He was now mayor of the metropolis of Armuchee, was marr1ed and was well on the way to realizing his plans to raise his own basketball team The party got under way w1th an especially prepared meal, after which we danced to the beautiful music of Jimmy Mintz and his orchestra The dancing After a ten o'clock breakfast the nest morning we told the gang good bye Ronald and Leslie returned to New York Edenfield, Payne and Crisp remained in At- lanta Barnett went to Armuchee, Clark to Chattanooga, and Charles and I got ready to fly back to South America for another year of hard work James Credille cz 3 Ceegfamenf Ra nd Barnett wills to Leonard Butler his 'hit' with the hensfat the poultry fanm and his ability to get them to lay 1n the nest, to Robert Dykes his size 330 basketball trunks Ralph Clark wills to everyone his ability to stay on probation James Credille wills to Butler his bedroom slippers, to Whatley all ar- ticles that he leaves in his room, and to Barley, Wormy and Bones his shoe shine trade J D Crisp bequeaths to Wilkinson his ability to stay away from the Girls School, to Bush his cigarette butts, and to Forester the ability to keep a clean room Jimmie Eden field gives to Ed Moore the ability to keep Bones and Needle nose out of the closet, and to Bobby the ability to make a better record than he Bobby Kalb leaves to roommate Lifsey everything that he can not get in the car on graduation day,and to Hill the ability to run fewer yards and get more points Jimmy Mintz wills JWN, his 'old lady', to Bob Edenfield, along with trumpet playing talents Russell Payne wills all of his old bicycle parts Leslie Stegall bequeaths his beg feet to 'Dizzy' Ronald Stegall wills to Butler his last pair of in them, to 'Dizzy' his weight, and to Stretcher his short Charles Walker leaves to Red Llewellyn Dean all and his room to Neal Dean shoe strings with 6 knots legs of his drawing pencils and a pair of old basketball shoesfMaybe some da he can use theml, to Butler and Tub all of the signs and other junk in his room which they have been griping about to long, and to his 'old lady',Drake, his address so that e can write when he gets to Tennessee . . I ' . e . . . , O . , lasted until 3:00 a. m. and then we had a general session on the old times at Berry. L- I if 4 M gf i an his 0 P H E Uune Class Girlsl Let us look into our crustal ball and see what glimpses of the future we may glean from it Gather 'round now, all ye Berry Seniors and the ceremony will begin Abacadabra, Sp1rit of the Misty Orb, arlse and dissolve the clouds of t1me for we de sire to know what you can tell us of the future Behold! What vision is this I now see? Is that the stage of the Metropolitan Opera House9 Yes, I believe it is and what a crowd' No doubt we are about to see some famous Prima Dona The curtain is now iising we shall see My frlends, do my eyes deceive me or is it that the noble figure of Willie Faye Brown? Surely all of those people aren't paying to hear that same squeaky soprano that vibrated in the ear of every Clara Hall occupant 'way back in '49 We listen with joy to her now lovely vo1ce and when intermission comes, we follow a stately looking matron who steps haughtily among the crowd Underneath the folds of satin and sable we detect a faint resemblance to our old pal, Nena Wells, and she is dragging her chubby little husband along behind her She smiles at a couple who are cooing over by the water fountqin Jean Danials and Milton Chambers it is, and this scene-lggks very familiar with one exception they aren't fussiggh Well, lmpossible things do happen e vision gress in Washington, D C woman is argueing herself native state Yes, It is T'ere, above the noise and cigar smoke, a red in the face as she def1antly defends the Gloria Bush, the Georgia Senator' Furiously word at the reporter's desk, we noticed Pat Florence, the famous world short little rights of her copying her every correspondent This once green but now worldly wise friend of ours has just returned from Europe where she has been gathering more fame She is evidently the best authority on the latest DSUS Our contemplations of the literary efforts of our former classmates are terrupted by the loud bawling of a freckled faced, red headed, dirty little brat who is pulling the hair of his identical brother A murder is narrowly averted by the anxious discipline of their beautiful mother whom we easily recognize as Montine MortonCThe freckle cream must have worked after alll? Next, a famlliar American scene group of women who are engaged in a game friends as Mrs Melvin Brock, the former Clarkl, and Mrs Jim ViceQPatricia Level known exploits of actress Betty SmithCBy Phili S ur' I flashes into our v1ew and we gaze upon a of bridge The group includes such old Sue Chambers, Mrs Richard BarleyfGeorgette The subject of conversation was the widely the way, not married yet, but still chasing Clou y films arise to mar our visions of the future peer deeply into the dark recesses of the crystal ball, my friends, lest the magic spell be broken' As the mist fades away, we see Atlanta, where Mary Frances Nicholson and Peggy McNew are holding their their trays high above the ferns of the SGH Cafeteria Evidently, they have been shopping, for Mary Frances is so tired that she stumbles and falls headlong into the luscious depths of her strawberry shortcake Dont' laugh, she is cratically injured' The capable Peggy takes charge of the situation at once, calls the ambulance and is in no time in the operating room of the Grady Hospital Here the collected and effic isnt Dr Dolline Thompson sets the A speeding Buick appears, It stops suddenly as the occupant, with open arms two well worn bums, her ample wing, as she has already that Kit and Reba are tramping sro un on com unism Can you beat that' anm blotting out the scenes of sorrow at the hospital Miss Wynona Early, climbs briskly out to welcome Kit Keath and Reba Cox As Wynona takes them under done for half the population of Rome, she learns d the country gathering material for their book Leaving Kit and Reba in Wynona's care we see the interior of a fashonable modeling studio Our eyes widen at the scantily clad figure of Miss America of 1959 Can it be that modest little Joanne Hunter' You guessed it and we thought those 19 L9 bathing suits were pretty bad' A closer look at the artist reveals the excited countenance of Belle Pickett who is too absorbed in her work to notice the entrance of Madam Sara Jordan. The Jordan Modeling Agency has given too much competition to the Powers Modeling Agency that went our of business last month. From New York, we pass on to Washington again. There beside the Lincoln Memorial our eyes fill with tears as we see our old classmate, Claire Hamrick, chisled in marble above her grave. Around the pedestal, on which the now cold image of the once enthusiastic Clair stands, are her poems which have made her famous as the greatest poet in America. We read w1th choking voices these, her last wonds:CCont'd.D P R C Y - . vanishes and our scene is transported to the Halls of Con- I in-. e O O C A S S H I S T 0 R Y QJanuary Class-Girlsl BELL entered Berry in September, 1945, from Jefferson, Ga Likes' People Dislikes Ronald Stegall Pet Saying 'Honest to goodness, Betty' Motto Our l1ves are what our thoughts make them BOBBIE BOUTWELL entered Berry in September, 1946, from Tampa, Florida Likes Florlda Disllkes Llars Pet Saying n0h, I forgotn Motto Our best is none too good EAN ELLIOTT came to Berry in January, 1946, from McDonough, Georgia Likes Ministers D1sl1kes Unfrlendly people Pet saying 'I'll sayin Motto Give the world your best and the best will come back to you Q TTY GREESON entered Berry in September, 1946, from Calhoun, Georgia Likes Surprises Dislikes Jimm Mintz Pet Saying 'Gol lay, Mary W Motto Take life as it comes and make the most of it RUTH HIGDON came to Berry in February, 1946, from Rising Fawn, Georgia Likes Day dreaming Dislikes Interruptions Pet saying 'We1l, I'1l be Motto When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang MARTHA McCHARGUE entered Berry in September, 1946, from Macon, G Likes Fay D1S11k8S Bossy people Pet saying 'What do we have in English tomorrow, P ggy? Motto If you can't be with the one you love, then love the one that you are w1th Movles D1SllkSS Rats that wale me up in the nlght Pet saying 'Oh, Shoot Motto If at f1TSt you don't succeed, try again MARLENE SCHNEIDER came to Berry, September, 1946, from Dalton, Georgia L1kes Football players D1slikes Anyone who dates my secret sorrow Motto Make the most of what you have and never be satisfied Pet saylng 'F1ipn PEGGY SIM S entered Berry in January, 1945, from Blrmingham, Alabama Likes Men Dlslikes People who try to tell me what to do Pet saylng 'I'm so mad that I could eat fried chlcken W Motto Time 13 the stuff life is made of, do not squander lt HELEN SWINT entered Berry in September, 1946, from Lenox, Georgia Likes Lad D1sl1kes Peroxide blondes Pet Saylng N Oh, Betty, that reminds me of a Joke Motto Take all of the chances in life that you get for they don't come every day MAGALENE WH ELER came to Berry in September, 1948, from Mlami, Florida Likes Stretcher Disllkes Sassy people Pet Saying WShux, kld Motto Do unto others as you would have them to do uhto you PROPH CY fJune Class GlP1S7cCOHt1HuSd from last pagel nAbove the w1de and grassy ground Build m statue, big and round Underneath I'11 lay me down In my bed so dark and low These be the words you engrave for me 'Here she is where she outht to be, Good company for the earthworms 18 she B1rds of a feather, you know ' From poetry to music We sit entranced by the wild chords of nthe hands of the day'sn greatest exponent of Chopin Dorothy Wells She finishes a lovely waltz and after a roar of applause begins No' Not that! nRachmaninoff's Prelude Won't we ever escape the banging that gave us such nightmares in '499 Finally, fading away with the last strain of soft music, the mystic scenes of our future recedes into the chasms of tlme We are still young and awaiting out separate destinles L MARY . .p I J . 2 E . : . : . : . I .' : 2 Ono a. : 9 n . 2 . . MARY MURPHY entered Berry in September, 1947, from Vienna, Georgia. Likes: .. n : . . ' : ' . . ' Il e . 2 C L A S S H I S T O R fJune Class G1r1sP FAYE BROWN entered Berry in September, 1946, as a Sophomore, member of High School Cho1r Log Club, Euc11d1an Club, and song leader in Delphic Society and Tri Hi Y Motto 'Either f1nd a way, or make one' Pet Saying 'I ain't ever going to oper my big mouth agaln ' Pet Like Singing in the bathtub Pet Hate People and thlngs that confuse GLORIA BUSH came to Berry in January, 1946, from Douglas, Ga Member of Log C bin Club Euclidian Club, and Hlgh School Choir Vice Pres of Clionians and ru Hi Y Motto Anythlng is possible Pet Saying 'I'ding' Likes Carolina men Dis likes For her ears to turn red SUE CHAMBERS came to Berry 1n September, 1946, from Athens, Ga Member of Tri Hi Y Student Government, Intersociety Council, Pres of Clion1ans, Vice Pres of Senior Class Motto Learn today as though you would live forever, live to today as though you were to die tomorrow Pet Saying 'If that's true, I die deader than Dinah ' Like Melvln and Kathleen Disllkes People that scrutinize me wh1le I am trying to eat GEORGETTE CLARK entered Berry in September, 1947, from Lenox, Ga Member of Cllonians Motto F1nd 'em, fool 'em flght 'em, and forget 'em Pet Say1nx 'Wel1, klss mel What a Jokel' Likes Weed and desert creepers D1sl1kes Hldlng under dusty beds where splders ar6 likely to be REBA COX came to Berry in September, 1947, from Stockbrldge, Ga Member of High School Cho1r, Inter-Soclety Council, Presldent of Student Government Tri Hi Y, and Delphlcs Motto Stubborn labor conquers all Pet Saylng 'I'll snatch you bald headed ' L1k8S Bunny Bear and Teddy Rabblt D1sl1kes Taking gym imm dlately after breakfast WYLOGENE DANIEL entered Berry September 12, 1945, from Gadsden, Alabama onlans, holding the off1ces of Vice Pres , Decorat1ng Chm , and Motto Be satlsfled w1th what you are and what you have, trying of lt Pet Saying 'So What99' Likes Mllton Dlslikes Sllly WINONA EARLY came to Berry 1n September, 1946, from Coosa, Ga Member of Member of Cli news reporter to make the best people TORCH staff, Sec of Student Government, Llbrarlan of H S Cho1r, Euc idian Club, and Delnhlcs Motto Shoot to the stars, but a1m wisely Llkes To hear Mlss Mackey say, 'High school and college 1nv1ted to the ball game tonight ' Disllkes Clgars and Alabama Pet Saying 'We1l, la to dah ANN FLORENCE entered Berry 1n September, 1947 Member Club, Home Edonomics Club, Program Chm Q Reporter of Membershlp Chm of Tri Hi Y Motto I can never fool I want to be self respected and consclence free Pet Likes Shel1y's poetry Dlslikes For Claire Hamrick difflcult, Patty ' CLAIRE HAMRICK came to Berry in September, 1946, from Rlnggold PATRICIA of H S Choir, Euclidian Cllonian Literary Society, myself, so whatever happens Say1ng, 'G1ve me strengt ' to say,'Now don't be , Ga Member of Trl Hi Y Delphics, Log Cabin Cltb, EUC1id1BD Club, Inter-Soclety Council, Student Governmert, and H S Choir Motto What you dare to dream, dare to do Pet Saylng 'Who are you to talk 1n your CODdlL10Dzn Likes M1dn1ght escapades Dislikes People to keep me gu8SS1Dg THZLMA IGGINS entered Berry in F811 of 1946 from Surrency, Georgla Member of Clionians, Log Cabln Club, Trl H1 Y Motto Don't be what you is, be what you ain't, cause if you ain't what you 15, then you 18 what you ain't Pet Saying 'Come down to the room after the 11ghts are out ' Li es Orange drlnks and Bones D1s likes James Fox JO ANN HUNTER entered Berry 1n September, 1946, from Rockmart Ga Member of Cllonians, Log Cabin Club, H S Choir, Treas of Tri Hi Y, Sec Treas of Euclidlan Club Motto Nothing is ever as good as it seems begorehands Pet Saying 'Suits me and I'm hard to please ' Likes Loaflng Dislikes Latin SARAH JORDAN entered Berry in September, 1946, from Lafayette, Ga Member of Log Cabin Club, Tri Hi Y, Delphics, H S Choir Pet Saying 'Well, falnt and fall over Sue, I got a letter today ' Motto Live today and let tomorrow take care of itself Likes 'Powder Your Face Wlth Sursh1ne', but not in public, 'In Far Away Places' for 'Maybe He'll Be There ' Dislikes Yawning in hlstory and getting caught - Q 0 . 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I Q PATRICIA LOVE entered Berry in Fall of 1946 Member of Log Cabln Club and Tr1 Hi Y Motto Be not simply good, be good for somethlng et Say1ng 'See you after llghts are out, K1tty,n Likes Potatos Dislikes Hlllbilly music CATHELINE GRACE KEATH entered Berry in January, 1948, from Lake Alfred, Fla Member of Delphics, Edclidians, Log Cabln Club, Inter-Soclety Council, TPILH1 Y, Pres of Senlor Class Motto Never run from the bull and fall into the ditch Pet Saylng 'She may be shaggy, but she a1n't no bear N Likes Gaddlng about and Jabbervocallzlng D1sl1kes Cheese and prunes PEGGY MCNEW came to Berry 1n September, 1948, from Collinsvllle, Ala Member of Tri Hi Y Log Cabin Club, H S Cholr, Sec Treas of Senior Class Motto Smile and do your best and l1fe's rugged road wlll be easier to travel Pet Saylng NI 'ant to tell you something Oh, nothlng now though N Likes Alabama Dislikes Sound of the TiB1Dg bell MONTINE MORTON came to Berry in 1946 from Rlversdale, Ga Member of Delphlcs, H S Choir, Vlce Pres of Tri H1 Y, Vice Pres of Eucl1d1ans, Sports Edltor of TORCH Motto There's a llttle ray of SUnSh1S 1n every drop of raln Pe Say1ng Now buddy ' L1kes Getting packages from home D1sl1kes For the T1Sing bell to r1ng before I fln1Sh my dream MARY FRANCES NICHOLSON entered Berry in September, 1948, from Portersvllle, Ala Member of Log Cab1n Club, Tr1 Hi Y Delphlcs, Pres of Senlor Sunday School Class Motto Set l1fe's goal, strlfe for it and as sure as there are stars in heaven you w1ll attaln lt Pet Saylng nThat's what you thlnk W L1kes Saturday nights at Central Park Disllkes Sklnny people BELLE PICKETT entered Berry ln September, 1945, from Chattanooga, Tennessee Member of fr1ends one must first be a frlend Pet Saylng nl think so, but I wouldn't swear to it W Likes My secret sorrow D1sl1kes The way he does me BETTY SMITH entered Berry 1n September, 1947, from Trenton, Ga Member of Tri Hi Y Delphlcs, Delnhlc Basketball team Motto Love 'em where you find 'em, leave 'em where you love 'em Pet Saylng 'I can't stand her, she dated one of my boy frlends ' L1kes The Berry Basketball team, 9Xp6C1811y 4, 5 and 8 Dlslikes Tommy Levins and Cecll Spooner, DOLLINE THOM SON entered Berry 1D 1944, from Mt Berry, Ga Motto If you can't get what you want, take what you can get Pet Say1ng nBetty, what are you on pro for th1s time W Likes College men D1sl1kes Study1ng DOROTHY WELLS entered Berry ln September, 1945, from Athens, W Va Member of Tri Hi Y Clionlans, H S Choir, Ballad Singers, G S Quartet, Euclldians, Log Cabln Club Inter-Society Council, Sec Treas and Muslc Chm of Tri Hi Y, Treas of Student Government Treas and Music Chm of Cllonians Motto A trouble's an ounce, trouble's a ton, a trouble is what you make it It's not the fact that you' hurt that counts, 1t's only how well you take lt L1kes Arguelng DlS11k9S For someone to mlstake my arguelng for fussing Pet Saying 'I love h1m worse than anybody ' NENA WELLS entered Berry 1n September, 1945, from Dalton, Ea Member of EUCl1dl8DS, Sec of TriiB1 Y Treas of Log Cabin Club, Soclal Chm of Delphlcs, Inter-Soclety Councll Pet Like Alan Disllkes Catty people Motto nDo not dlSp1S6 your S1tU8t10D 1n it you must act, suffer and conquer U Pet Saying 'That's what you think SCHOOL DAYS Through these school days Once and only once shall we pass, If a kindness we may show, If a good deed we may do For a struggling classmate, Let us do it while we may No delay, for it's plain We shall not pass this way again - Mary Bell : ' . L ' : . P . . - - , : . is 1 . 0 s 0 . t 0 .x n . . .-. - , . c . A . z u n o u , 0 l the Tri-Hi-Y, Clionians, Log Cabin Club, H.S.Choir, Art Club. Motto: To have M . . - - , 0 ' . 0. 0 I I- , c c o 0. , , . . ' . : a . re .- , . . . . . zu . : Qff' 19 P5 fe It was Just at dusk of evenlng, and s ow was falllng outslde 1D huge flakes slowly tT8HSf0Wm1Dg the world 1nto a white heaven Inslde Ur Loveday, our former pr1ncipal,was not aware of the transformation, because he was at hls desk in Pilgrim Hall looking over his COl1eCt1On of yearbooks f the many past years He was very much astonlshed to f1nd the yearbook published in 1949 for it had been missing from h1s collection for years and he had hoped never to see it aga1n because of the way lt had caused his gray halrs to mul tlply wh1le lt was belng publlshed As he turned the rages of the yearbook and glanced at the familiar faces of the senlors who had graduated twenty years before, he remembered how the boys wh1le at Berry had talked about the1r future and he wondered how the world was treatlng them after so many years The next day he recelved a letter ln The mornlng mall informlng h1m that the June class of '49 was plann1ng on spendlng ChT1StW8S on the Berry campus The letter was from Cec1l Spooner who had contacted all of h1s former classmates in arranglng for the cele bration Fron the letter, he learned that Spooner was worklng in Atlanta and st1ll going to school in the hope that he might some day become a lawyer, prov1d1ng he l1ved long enough On Christmas eve the snow was still on the ground and it covered the branches and he shrubs, but the members of the class arrived on schedule Mr Hill, at the request of the class, had prepared a chlcken supper for the occasion Mr Loveday was standing the entrance to the dining hall wa1t1ng to greet the old students Thls 15 what he found out as they came in The prospective mlllionalre, Earnest Dean was far on h1s way to success H was operatlng a chain of hot dog stands and had made the first deposit on the million Accompanylng him was h1s brother, Jullus, whose ambitlon to p1olot Dr Llndsay to hls home state, South Carolina, had been accomplished Dr Llndsay afyredlated the ges ture, but suggested that for the saftey of manklnd Julius should stlck to the ground crew FO11OW1n the Dean bovs came Donald Jones whose des1re had been to see his name ln llghts on Broadway It was rumored dur1n the evenlng that he was so far backstage, seldom got to see lights at all when James Hawklns arrived wlth h1s w1fe and ten little Hawk1ns', we all agreed that h1s w1sh to become a succes had materialized door Cadiallac had been realized when h1s sleek black ambulance came to a screa lng halt ln front of the dining hall We later fourd that he owned a funeral home in Cartersv1lle The senior class poet and karmonlca vlrutoso, w11118m SUITES, was the next to arrive He had became poet laureate of South Carolina and had brought several books of his poems to the reu.ion Aubrey Forester explalned as he entered wlth h1s w1fe, t at after becomlng presl dent of the Lonely Hearts Club, he had galned a w1fe through correspondence w1th a simllar organlzation He had become a success in the politlcal world and was l1v1ng in Atlanta Preceded by a petlte nurse, Carl Cranford, who always cut ln on any conversatlon, announced that he was now a surgeon 1D a large hospltal 1n Washlngton Leonard Butler and Rlchard Barley, rivals in local pelltlcs, entered d1str1but1ng campalgn buttons for an approachlng election in which they advocated 'Paddles w1th splkes for all lnitiatlonsu As Ray Savarance crossed the threshold, we could see that he was taklng his bus1 ness serlously Emblazoned in neon on h1s tuxedo vest were the words nFord Motor Company Cheraw, South Carolina with a boisterous voice and many gestures, he told us that he had graduated from Clemson and was now head of the sales de,artment of that organlzatlon No announcement was needed as W1ll1e Bufflnvton boomed into the hall He had given up his ambition to beco e a veterlnarlan and had settled for an announcer's Job ln Augusta He had proved to be a sensatlonal dlscovery in that f1eld SlDCP he needed no loud sneaker Before Mr Loveday could get through greeting J W Nlchols, he reallzed that Nlck had guaranteed be selllng h1m a polich whlch would lnsure him agalnst old age All eyes were on the best dressed nan of the year, Franklln Hyers, as he twlsted the ends of h1s mustache and offered a special bargain to hls class.ates if they would v1s1t h1s exclusive Men's Shop in Waycross Attention was drawn from Frank when Smith Foster annou ced that he had fou.d a special volume in his book store in Chattanooga wh1ch he wlshed to present to the former principal It was sritten 1n Spanish, but Smith translated the title for us nI'd love to get you in a slow Ford to Tennessee ' CContinued on next pagel SS PC! C 0 n H c V I 0 A . . . . , . v . D O . c Y I . A . . . 1 . - . 2 ' ' Q t . '. . ' . . in . . . . e O . . . . 7,4 . - . g I A . A . . . . 7 . he . . . , . 3 We saw that the dreams of Jesse Jones to bedome the owner and operator of a five . X m. 7 0 0 A . - . s 'X l . . . . . . . . . ' . ' ' : . :I Tw .1 I . . D . . . O 0 m . . . . O O C D ' u H u 0 ' 3 O 0601! TIME TO GO We look We turn Oh, the And the Wlth hearts that are heavy, and many a sigh We turn reluctant thoughts from days gone by No more for us will the chapel bells rlng, No more w1ll the tlnkllng fountain spray slng Gone are the days, so wlld and so rash, when from room to classroom was a forty yard dash And when the great tower clock chlmes the t1me of day, We who are Seniors may be far away, For as time goes on, year after year, We w1ll Cllng to the mBmOP1eS, fond and dear, Of each small Joy and each l1ttle tear That was a part of the l1fe we spent here K1t Keath to the mountalns, we look to the sky to the cam us and whlsper ngoodbye once slow years are movlng fast, long awalted day w1ll soon J01n the past THE BELLS OF BERRY ARE RINGING The bells of Berry are ringln I can close m eyes and see The organ softly play1ng The songs of memory I hear the cho1r a lnglng The way they used to do The bells of Berry are ringlng They're rlnging for me and you So, keep those bells a rlnglng, For we shall not forget ' ause now we know the meanlng Of frlendshlp at its best Wm Snlpes CLASS PRDPHECY June Class BoysCCont1nued from prevlous page The galety was broken by a telephone call from the Chlef of the Forest Rangers, Wllllam Everett, who announced that he would be a little late, for compli catlons had arlsen 1n h1s off1ce on Lavander Mountaln Carroll Hayes made h1s appearance Just as Mr Loveday hu.g up the recelver He told us that h1s interest in av1at1on had led h1m to open a Model Alrplane Shop Jacksonvllle Willlam Wood and Willlam Bell entered together Wood told us that he had been promoted to the pos1t1on of Chlef of Armuchee's modern fire department Bell had be come the leadlng farmer 1n Georgla when A C Thompson entered muttering,'Future Farmers, why are we here?' knew that h1s desires to o en a Dog Q Cat Hospital had been fulfllled Howexer, A consistently denied that he was going to the dogs As dlnner was announced, Herbert Worley sauntered in His reputatlon the second masked Bpooner had reached his classmates and they demanded a song from hlm be fore they sat down He Jolned 1n the mood of the occaslon by add1ng that the only mask he used was his face The ner of the 'possum on ow had heard so much about at Berry Swafford bOu1tBlD ,arty was complete when Charles Lindsey hung h1s red leather cap on the cor mantle and explained that he and Mr Tolbert had a time gettlng that last that everyone was present, we sat down and dngoyed the fried chicken we when the meal was over, we assembled 1n the P1lg im Hall l1v1ng room where Mr Loveday had planned and fixed a Chr1stmas tree We sang our old Christmas carols and exchanged gifts We were very much surpr1sed when Mr Edens, our old English teache walked 1n We can't flgure out 'til now how he knew we were having a party We were very glad to learn of his promotion to the posltion of head of the Engl1sh department at Clemson College He presented Mr Loveday with a gift of an album of Spanish records After a long chat about old Berry days, we retlred and the lights were out eleven o'clock The next day we all returned to our homes to continue the occupations that we had started twenty years before 4 4 4 5 83 1- ' ll if A . - . . - . . 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I., . . . . - - o c . 1 Q ' o s Cl 5 Eegfamerlf CJune Class - Boysl JAIES HAWKINS W11lS hls ab1l1ty to Peep a clean room to U exasn Wh1tGhUISt JESSE JONLS bequeaths h1s embalming fluld to Mr Edens WILLIAM SNIPES leaves the furnlture ln hls room to the next nVlC+1mn AUBREY FORESTER w1lls to Curtls h1s room, to anyone that needs lt h1s L1febouy soa and to Dw1ght Peterson the ab1l1tv to be th most conc 1ted boy ln the class SMITH FOSTER glves hls place 1n history class to Cllnton Fuqua BILLY woon wills his abllity to be late to class to Frank Harrlson CARL CRANFORD deslres to leave his dalry boots to Vertls Bush, and his sox to Tub Snlpp LEONARD BUTLER w11ls to Iub Shlpp all of h1s short pants, to Jlmmie Williams the guard spot on the basketball game, to Fred Benson h1s hlt with Dr Jood, and to all the boys who take Engllsh hls h1t wlth Mrs Ste ens WILLIE BUFFINGTON bequeaths h1s personality to James Junkins, h1s ab1l1ty to get along w1th all of the faculty to Texas, and all of the girls that I don't and he does to Wormy Gardner RAYSAVARANCE W111S to Edward Moore everythlng that he can't get 1n the car on graduatlon day, and to Mr Edens his Llncoln convertlble CHARLES LINDSAY leaves all of hls empty coke bottles to Kirkpatrlck WILLIAM BELL w1lls to boys at Berry a sack of Duke's Mlxture FRANKLIN HYERSleaves h1s room to John Beckler J W NICHOLS wllls h1S abllity to study WltHOLt rett ng any tllng olt of lt to all of the boys at Berry WILLIAM EVERETT bequeaths to Jlmmle Wllllams all of tne hens at the poultry farm and to all of the boys in Pllgrlm Hall h1s clgarett llgnter RIC MRD BARIEY leaves Room 25 ln Pllgrlm Hall to Wormy Gardner, to anyone that 15 capable his Job on the orchard crew, and h1s pull wlth hr Hall to James Gardner ERFEST DEAN wills his Llfebouy to Joe Danlel, h1s ab1l1ty to get away from the Dalry to Robert Dykes JULIUS DEAN bequeaths to John Geurln hls h8FWOD1C8 and hi technlque in playlng lt DONALD JONES leaves h1s f8VOT1tG blonde to Tommy Martin CARROLL HAYES wills h1s two roommates to Duke a love magazlne to Loverboy Spooner providinp he pays for lt and to Jesse Jones the prlviledge of drlving the new Da1r3 truck HERB RT NORLEY w1lls h1s soap to Robert McG1ll, h1s renutatlon at the G1PlS' Scho l to Llndsey CECIL SPOONER bequeaths h1s ab11ltV to stay up late at nlght to Ir cdens, to sore lucky boy H15 bus dT1VlHU Job, hls el ctrlc clock to all of the boys P11 T10 Hall, nd to A C Lhompson the plctures on my walls A C QHOMPSON wllls to Lr Edens h1s ab llty to sleep when Spooner stays up late, and to tne ne t presldent of the F F A hls ablllty to say, nFuture Farmers why re we hereon 0606 LOOIT G oAC Let's turn a page of memory, And take a look lnto our past Let's thlnk of days that used to be And concentrate upon our class Let's not forget those frlends w made As time goes drlftlng by, Let's not permlt tho e thou t o fade And tnen we'll glv a tend r slgh Let's Pee, Old Berry 1n otr heart For her sp1r1t 1S so d1v1ne Let's never let those memorles tart, From us the class of 'L9' dm Snlpes gf 1 an . . . . m . . A 0 w - - . O I . . . . J. . ef Ps .3 . . v S 2. . . . . . . . I . . . A O . . ., . . . . . V . O . . . . . O - ' I , . . . . I '. O L-J . I . . . . . . A x 3 i 1 3. i . C . . . . , 7 . . . . ., . . . . J . D YA - . . . . . f I , . J I H . . M . S A . A . . . , ' ' Q .L . ' A , ,, X . . . J ! r 0 T , . . . . . . A U A . James Hulsey, and his ability to drive the campus truck to Charles . O C . . . 5 . . n ' V A ,A A' 4 .4 ,. x L. . . D . . 6 . in ' g '. ' a . . m . ' . . . .V I H . 1 . . i . I. 1 ' 1 ' . . . ' ' ' , , a . 42 I 5' C -. fi T? EE EG X' 'Yi' t.' 1-37 fl. II I . , ' 1 Y I . ' e , .' s . ch s t , I l fi . 9 . o . 'J ' 1 , 3 ' ' 0 an 1 V . . C L A S S W I L L CMay Class-Girls, FAYE BROWN wills to Bebe her ability to keep and be true to one secret sorrow for a whole year GLORIA BUSH bequeaths to nobody nothing until such t1me that she can think of something to w1ll to Sue Beth and Carleen GEORGETTE CLARK leaves to Betty Hardy her dack of cards and all of her coffee Jars to Room 53, provided she w1ll use them at least three times a day between meals REBA COX leaves to any poor unfortunate person who needs it her bear trap so that they may successfully repel uninvlted guests IRE HAQ QCK bequeaths to Nadine Wheaton her ability to talk her way out of thlngs, with this advlce don't talk too much LMA HIGGINS w1lls to Shirley Ellerby her hair with the hope that she will take better care of it, and also her closet in Room 334 With the closet goes the ants and the hope that the best man w1ns Also, Shirley gets Thelma' secret sorrows whlch she already has anyway WYLOGENE DANIEL leaves to Edna Earle Cobb the following items ability to hand 1D Math ho1ework, dignity, polse, reputatlon as best danceriprovldlng she keeps lt up to parl,ability to make A on room, abllity to express sar every dance with another girl's date JOANNE HUNTER bequeaths to Ivanell McLeod the position of chalrman of M1ss Murray's English class providlng she w1ll use lt to a good advantage WINONA EARLY wills to Carolyn Lott her gift of gab and her merry ha, ha in the hope that she won't get into too much trouble with them SARA JORDAN wills to Julia Boswell her place 1D the Girls' School Kitchen provided she w1ll work as long and as delightfully as Sara has KIT KEATH wills to the next occupant of Room 56 her BB gun and flashlight on the condition that they succeed in killing rat Napoleon before he takes over Clara Hall completely T LOVE leaves to Nellie Thompson her ability to sing, provided that she, too, will get into the choir GGY MQNEW wills to Joanne Peoples her temper to go w1th the red hair MONTINE MORTON bequeaths to Marle Faircloth her freckle cream hoping that it will not fail to do her some good MARY FRANCES NICHOLSON wills her height to Corene Duke provided she will not dislike it also BELLE PICKETT leaves her abillty to spell to Betty Hardy provided that she,too, will use it to a good advantage TTY SMITH wills to Bobble Jo Sharp her 'h1t' with the college men, especially the good look1ng ones LLINE THOMPSON leaves to Clara Mathis the privilege of ironing her secret sorrow's shirts in the hope that they will contlnue to be done well DOTTIE WELLS wills and bequeaths to her old lady, Nadine Wheaton, her Southern drawl hoping that she will get rid of that Brooklyn brogue as quickly as possible N NA HELLS leaves to Polly Dunbar her nhlt' with a certaln college freshman at the high school providing that she will be much nlcer to him CLA ' . ' THE ' U . 1 ' . s casm without displaying conceit and the ability to go to a party and dance ------ ' , ha PA . PE . , ' . BE ' . ' D0 I 0 I n ' I Q 415543 ugfovga ERNEST LLEWELLIN EEA! Entered Berry June 3, 1947 Worked at Dalry, Farm, Hog Farm, and Brchard Member Athenians, Varsity, Basketball, Baseball, and Football Teams Likes South Carolina and Edgar Butler Dlslikes Burnt hamburgers and hot coffee Pet Saying ' Great Dayl' Motto 'Let your consclence be your gulde but look where you are going ' Ann To become a millionaire JULIUS WILLIAM DEAN Entered June 3, 1947 Worked at Shop, Library, Fanm Kitchen and Cleaning crew Member F F A , President of Seninn Sunday School class Likes Blondes and brunetts Dislikes Mushey letters Pet Saying 'Hi, Squirt' Motto 'Be wise and fly' Aim To Join the Army Air Corps JOH DON D JONES Entered September 7 1948 Worked at Dairy Member F F A Hi Y 9 D Likes all kinds of Food Dlslikes Studying Pet saylng My cowl' Motto 'Learning to do doing to learn' Aim To become an actor -LLLLAM FQANKLIN BELL- Entered Berry September 5, 1948 Worked at Da1ry L1kes To llsten to the radio Dislikes Pbowing the old gray mare Pet saying 'I'l1 tell mama ' Motto 'Live and let live ' A1m To be happy RANKLLN HQEQS- Entered November 22, 1947 Worked at Shop and Kltchen Member F F A Student Government Llkes Chocolate milk Dlslikes To be dlsturbed while studying Pet saying 'Ah, Shu ' Motto 'Experience is the best teacher Aim To be happy JOSEPH WILLIAM NICHOLS Entered July 16, 1945 Worked at Garden, Orchard, Poultry Farm Hog Farm, Cleaning Crew, Library, Kitchen, and Farm Member H1 Y, F F A Philos, Athen1ans, Band, Choir Likes Good music Dlslikes Bull sesslons when I need to study Pet Saying 'My aching back' Motto 'Go to the G1rls Sfhool today for a college boy may be there tomorrow ' A1m To graduate from hlgh school and college and settle down to a peaceful life LLIAM SEABORN EVERETT Entered Berry June 3, 1946 Worked at Orchard, Dalry, Cleaning Sec Q Treas , of Sophomore Class 'Idkes Wine, Women and Song Dislikes Dressing turkeys and chemistry Pet Saying 'I going to start studying next semester ' Motto 'Don't worry about tomorrow for today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday, and all is well' Aim To be a forest ranger CHABQ HAQLAN BARLEY Entered Sept 8, 1943, left in 1944, re-entered September 7 1947 Worked at Garden, Poultry Farm and Orchard Member Future Farmers of Amerlca, Athenians, Varsity, Football team, Hi Y, Secretary of Sen1or Sunday School class Likes Rough football games Dislikes Being inter- rupted while listenlng to Boston Black1e Pet Saying 'I like that tie,Mr Edens' Motto 'Live, learn, die and forget it all' Aim To make myself and others happy CARROLL JOSEPH HAYES Entered September 3, 1946 Worked at Dglry and Farm, Member H1 Y, Athenians, Phllos, Reporter for F F A , Student Government Likes A certain g1rl with brown hair on a Sunday afternoon Dislikes Having to get up at 4 15 a m to work at the da1ry Pet Saying 'That's the truth ' Motto 'Live, learn and profit by it' Aim To work 1n Aviation HERBERT COLEMAN WQBLE1 Entered Spetember 9, 1947 Worked At Poultry Farm, Campus, Dairy and Fanm Member Philos, Athenlans, F F A Choir Likes Blondes and Steaks at the Tr1pple H Inn Dlslikes Onions on Sunday, hens that peck, cows that kick, girls that pinch and boys that 'frog' at the table Motto 'There's no substitute for experience, for experience is the best teacher ' Aim A career in 8V18t1OD WILLIE LEE BUFFINGTON, Jr Entered Berry September 17, 1947 Worked at Shop, Kitchen and Hog Farm Member F F A , Athenians, Choir, Hi Y Likes A certain girl It doesn't matter which one Dislikes Anybody who throws away 'ducks' w1thout first consultlng me Pet saying 'I'm going to reform this semester Motto 'Six days we work and on Sunday we hold hands ' Aim To be a veterinarian JERRAHD EAI SAVAQANCE Entered Berry September 9, 1947 Worked at Poultry Fanm, Shop, Campus and Kitchen Member Choir, Athenians, Band, Football team, Conduct Chairman of F F A Likes Elaine and South Carolina Dislikes Firlng Boilers Pet Saying 'Forget it ' Motto 'If it's something you can't help, forget it ' Aim Attend Clemson and become a Te tile Engineer JACK CHABLES LLNQSE1 - Came to Berry January 21, 1946. Worked at Poultry Fanm, Campus, Cleaning crew and Kitchen. Member: Philos, Athenians, Hi-Y, Assistant Secretary in F. F. A. Likes: Banana pudding. Dislikes: Women. Pet Saying: 'Shore nuf . Motto: 'Living to eat, and eating to 1ive.' Aim: Career in agrlculture. . 3 3 . . , .1-' ' 9 , : I . ' 0: . n ' :nz 0 0 'Z W ' ' . 2 . . g F . . O . . ' . O : I O O . . : , . :. . .' .-....111..ii' 0 . 9 . 0 . 3 - n : 0, O . I 0 . I l , WI - ' . 7 crew, Kitchen, and Poultry Farm. Member: Academic Club, Philos, F. F. A., RI ii..- . . Y q . o , 0 . 2 ' . . ., . : u . l . . : : .H ll CARL ROBERT CRANFORD ' Entered September 9, 1947 Worked at Farm and Dairy Member Hi Y, Athenians, Basketball team, President of Senior Sunday Sdhool Class Chairman Scholarship Committee of F F A , Likes A blonde at home HiS11k9S Mi1k1ng cows Pet Saying WCut out the lights, Mr Edens is coming W Motto 'Eat drink and be merry for you mlght d1e tomorrow n Aim To be successful LEONARD EDWARD BUTLER,Jr ' Entered Berry September 9, 1946 Worked at Farm, Cleaning crew, Dairy, Kltchen Poultry Farm and Store Member Varsity Club, F F A Basketball Team, Football Team, Track squad, Baseball team, Vice President of Sunday Sdhool Class, Presldent of Varsity Club Likes Llewellyn Dis likes Conpet1tion for a certain girl Pet Saying 'Ahj Come on Motto nEat, drink and be merry for tomorrow you may get married n Aim To be a veterinarian Sl-NEI AQBBE1 FQREQTEB Entered June 2, 1947 Worked at Shop, Farm, Dairy, Hog Farm Campus, Poultry Farm and Library Member F F A Photographer on the yearbook staff Likes Nothing D131kk8S Everything Pet Saying nToday the tomorrow that you were worring about yesterday and everything is fine N Motto 'Roll up your pantsslegs, it's getting deep ' Aim To become President of the Lonely Hearts Club S-113 RlLE1iFOSTER Entered Berry July 20, 1948 Worked at Dairy and Campus Member F F A Likes G1r1s and Sports Dislikes Cettlng out of bed Pet Saying 'That one walked out of Noah's Ark on crutches W Motto nWork hard and succeed W Aim To be successful WILLIAM THOMAS WOOD Entered Berry September 7, 1946 Worked at Kltchen, Poultry Farm and Orchard Member Philos, Hi Y, F F A L1kes Glrls with brown hair and Krystal hamburgers Disllkes Work, agriculture classes and getting up Pet Saylng 'I'm tired W Motto nEat, drlnk water and be merry n Alm To be successful JAMES FLETCHER HAWKINS Came to Berry July 20, 1948 Worked at Dairy, Cleaning Crew and the 5-door limousines Dislikes All girls Pet Saying nDon't l1e n Motto nSt1Ck w1th it W A1m To be successful JESSE RALPH JON S Entered July 20, 1948 Worked at Dairy Member F F A , Ph11os Likes Girls, meals and sports Dislikes Work and gettlng up Pet Say1ng 'Stop shooting the bulln KThe wires were crossed Please exchange the items Likes, Dislikes, and Pet Saying, under the two names immedlately abovel Motto nAll men, like cows, k1ck the bucket W Aim To be a Mort1c1an, an undertaker, that 15 WILLIAM ROBERT SNIPES Entered January 21, 1947 Worked at Dairy, Kitchen, Cleaning crew and Campus Member Athenians, Hi Y F F A , Student Government Likes Staylng up late Dislikes Getting up ln the morning Pet Saying 'You don't sayl' Motto WKeep your fears to yourself, but share your courage with others W Aim To be successful CECIL RANDOLPH SPOONER Entered Berry Aggust 25, 1947 Worked at Dairy, Farm, Kltchen and as Bus Driver Member Choir, Student Government, Inter-Society Councll, Vice President of F F A , President of Hi Y, Pres of Senlor Class, Philos Yearbook staff, Football team, Varsity Club, Sec Treas of Sunday School class Likes A good argument Disllkes To loose an argument Pet Saying nWhy not?H Motto nNever make the same mistake twice U Aim To be a Lawyer ALONZO CRAWFORD THOMPSON, Jr Entered Berry January 15, 1947 Worked at Dairy, Farm and Orchard Member Hi Y, Editor of Yearbook F F A President, Choir Inter-Society Council Likes Hot chocolate at Mr Ingram's Disllkes Beef stew Pet sa ing nProve it H Motto nThere's a blue sky behind the darkest cloud W Aim To be a veter1nar1an .. , , I ' , . . : . . ., D - . , . :..., . : . 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A vt Q , . - Cs F .i xf1L'zhjL iigvgfsnfz- A DELPHICM Q' S0c1sry ' ip I Q x 4 1 xrimgi X '3- V , - if f CLIONIANS Offig g Dorothy Wells Pres CSpringl Sue Chambers Pres CFalll Bebe Hodges V Pres fSprhqQ Jean Daniels V Pres QFallJ Glorla Bush Sec Trees M MBERS Vivian Anderson Kathleen Bennett Barbara Bush Gloria Bush Sue Chambers Georgette Clark Obera Clifton Mary Ann Connelly Patty Sue Craton Ellzabeth Dover Sharon Ellerby Patty Florence Fay Gentry Wlllie Hansard Ann Harper Sue Harrlson Thelma Higgins Selma Hobbs Bebe Hodges Clairon Hodges Hazel Kimball Joanne Hunter Carolyn Lott Pat Love Belle Pickett Patsy Piltcher Eleanor Robertson Bobbie Jo Sharp Lois Slagle D1anne Smlth Doris Smlth Betty Straln Doll1ne Thompson Nellie Thompson June Van Alphen Betty Jo Wann Dottie Wells Norma Scogln Nadine Wheaton Geareleen Loadholtz Jo Ann Wh1te Aleene Scogln- Lucllle Wllliams Greanell Spell -Alfreda Yarber Colleen Orr Betty Alexander Dor1s Shlpp- Edna Mae Daugherty DELPHICS flcerg Mary Jane Kellum Pres fSpr1ngJ Jean Elliott Pres CFallJ MEMBERS Mildred Adams Julia Baswell Carol Blackman Martha Borden Faye Brown Edna Earle Cobb Reba Cox Vonell Crabtree Jean Driver Paullne Dunbar Joanne Entrek1n Marie Falrcoth Beatrice Fuqua Faye Gay Annette Grant Geneva Hall Claire Hamrick Charlene Hand Betty Hardy Doris Hardy Jean Harris Ida Lois Howard Betty Jean Hurst Hattie Lee Joyne Loray Jones Sara Jordan Gloria Kaylor Cathline Ke1th Mary Jane Kellum Sara Kate Lott Peggy McNew Blanche Mannlng Montaine Morton Leila Mosley Jeanette Mullenix Mary Frances Nicholson Joan Peoples Angie Reynolds Evelyn Rogers Betty Smith Jo Tankersley Nena Mae Wells Jane B echer Tommie Walden er Of ' Wylogene Daniels Winona Early CLARA HALL COOPERATIVE GOVERNMENT f' ' l A tg, OFFICERS U-'eff' to I'1g'ht7Mr C Fred Ingram, Advlsor, Carroll Hayes, Reporter, Cec11 Spooner, Vlce President, A C Thompson, Presldent, Charles Lindsey, Secretary, Melvln Shipp, Treasurer, R M Hawkins, Sentinel XXIORK Qi ' .Sgr of Q 65416 0 A C AQSFA1' 'ina fo QQ M335 f7FA. Bnrvguef' Amo DANcc 2' Mt Berry Deslgnates 8 Commlttee Chalrmen, Inltlates 60 Green Hands The Mt Berry chapter has 1n1 hated 60 Green Hands and deslg nated commxttee chaxrmen for 1948 49 The commlttee chaxrmen are La mar Moore leadershlp Donald Moore commumty S9l'VlCe Her bert Worley cooperation' James Hill, earmngs and savmgs Ray Saverance, conduct of meetmgs, Wlllxam Everett sholarshxpg Rlch ard Barley recreatlong and Les he Stegall, general. A chapel program on whxch La mar Moore gave a brlef hlstory of F. F A and Elvm Wllborn sum marlzed the requlrements for ad vancment to the four degrees was pre ented recently Offlcers of the chapter have or dered 0fflC al Jackets and emb lems to mark thexr statlons at chapter meetmgs and many oth er members have purchased T Sh1l lZS bearmg the emblem and chapter name Current proJects of the chapter lnclude ralsmg money to have two pages ln the school annual, and partlcxpatlon In the hvestock show and 9XhlbltS on the Berry campus m Novem ber Carroll Hayes, Reporter Q, . ' ' fix? 'A Q .n -f'-firhu' -'. 61' X ,. , , , s , IV ' b 1 .' ff . 5' ' 8' 'C 1' '31 e ,. 4, 5 'phi TJ Q 7 Q: 'l X -' , XJ If v s Xl l' 6 A, U Af' fi Gm' 1 Q' I O I I I O ' ' s . 4. Q ' ' - . ' . . . , 3 - - n a l 1 5 ' - l I , ' ' : - ' I ' g . . 1 . . - ' , - .. . Q w r 9 K qw QI 5 I ,I ,. 3 if 15+ W -.rug fewer, ee 'H' 'WJ' TE! HX' Y ffm 07' 103' This Page Compliments of f- Mr Elbert Forester Atlanta, Georgia - w1'?A Y .fi .Wien . -5' . 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X I I Mildred Adams-Julia Buswell-Faye Brown- Barbara Bush-Gloria Bush-Georgetta Clar k-Joyce Clayton-Reb a Cox-Obera Clifton Mary Ann Connel1yhE dna Earle Cobb-Patt y Sue Craton-Wyloge ne Danials-Elizabet h Dover-Corene Duke Pauline Dunbar-Shar on EllerbyHJoanne E ntrek1n Pat Florenc e Beatrice Fuqua-Ge neva Hall-Claire Ha mrick-Charlene Hand Wilhelmina Hansard Betty Hardy Doris H ardy Ann Harper-Je an Harris-Sue Harri son Thelma Higgins Bebe Hodges-Clarion HodgesnJoanne Hunt er-Betty Jean Hurst Hattie Lee Jayne L uray Jones-Sara Jor dan-Gloria Kaylor- Cathlie Keath Peggy McNew-Mary Jane Ke llu -Carolyn Lott-Sara Kate Lott Patr icia Love-Blanche Manning Montine M orton Leila Mosley-Jeanette Mulle nix Mary Frances Nicholson-Joan Peeples-Belle Pickett-Barbara Pike Angie Reynolds Betty R eynolds Eleanor Robertson Evelyn Rogers Betty Sm it Betty Straln Nelli e Thompson Dorothy Wells Nena Wells Na dine Wheaton-Jo Ann White Lucile Willie ms Alfreda Yarber-B etty Alexander-Jane ggh r Lo g 1 gl Hurshel Bookmiller Eddie Cable-Carl Cr anford-James Junkin s Willie Buffington Shelby Cook-James G ardner A C Thompson Sam Rogers Henry Mo nzello-David F1te D onald Flte Rlchar B arley Charles Poe-U illiam Snlpes-Charl es Lindsey-James Gr Robert Alverson Mad 1son Alexander Bill y Spooner-Cecil Spo oner Edward Moore M ilton Barnes Raymon d Gardner Carroll Hay es Donald Jones-James F ox Tommy Martin Frank Mur phy Rosallnd Cash Ray Batem on-Jimm Hlgdon-James Hawkins Howard Caudle Eugene P Bishop TRI HI Y OFFICERS MONTINE MORTON,Pres1dent, GLORIA BUSH,V1ce Pres ident, NADINE WHEATON,Secretary, JOANNE HU'TER Treasurer H1 1 Q BQ CECIL SPOONER and SHELBY COOK Presidents, CLIN ON FUQUA,Vice President,JAMES GARDNER and DONALD FITE, Secretary and Treasurers,EH GENE BISHOP and DAVID FITE, Mov1e Chairmen, FRED H LOVEDAY, Advlsor Be e - i S a e iggs-Thomas Welden- ' - J , . - FF- ICE : , - T K.. ff' i.5'H 4, ,, ,. 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