Brookland Cayce High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Cayce, SC)

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0 .A7 u ' ' A If . - I x ,ja I. J , .J 9 A . I - 1 il? Mrs Syb1lG Ard Arnold D Blaxr Nothxng great was exer achlexed Hn looks his manner hrs attlrl without enthusiasm all who saw could but admire in Wllham S Brlssey The world delights ln the athletic man sl 91 Mrs Helen H Clme NFUIHFJS ls the crowning grace of womanhood A V isa ,--i,vr..f,ff-fi .av-1 s T' Mrs Elizabeth K Blanton Happiness eonststs m the attainment of our deures and U1 our haung onlx rzght desires Mrs Gumelle S Coker The first ,rear gift ne can bestow on others rs a good example Mrs Anna I Dreher ,- -u.vvv.l-mv if Eloxse Boozer Each mmd has its own method 49' Mrs Julla Helen Cooley Talent IS a treasure but practl IS xts key Ytwr Mrs Susan D Fraley Sarah Cooper fi Mrs Joyce W Crlbb K, Exer cheerful never dreary always Tlhere If determmallon hidden In You can lne without knowledge V Mrs Sue Fllkl-Ida Wlllxam Hall James IN Hallman Learning as the dxctmnary but Worth makes the man The hearty grasp the honest gaze sense the grammar of scxence a lolce that means the things zt says 12 ezulxzed man cannot lne without cooks Mrs Thomas T Hane The mlldest manner and the gentlest heart Thoughts that with dose s footste Cllfton L Harkey To strne to seek to find and not to yxeld - vw - L ' . X s. 2 A ' x X , . , er ' 'fi ' 3 Vi 'Qq in Q5 :, . . G X lf: WJ' Q5 sf- M, gp' r, C J if I , l , ,f '27 I 5 I ' rf? is ' 4 A . :Qt L L 1 X 'E xv ,X Y , y A f , ' h , Ji' I .A V . .7 A ' . .A ' . . Q . I , smiling, never weary. Q L 'her'l1uiet ways. ,J ' you can live without books, but guide the world. . ,,f , v, ,- 1, - A . fi V Y 'lxu Q. XJ ' ' . i A V E 2 .W .4 ' 1 as to ,M x ' Q W 1' 1 ,V K i ..,, ' l

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W S PARRISH Prmclpal Brookland Cayce High School THOMAS H NEWMAN Admlmstratlve Asslstant xii H A WOOD Director of Instructlon L D CUNNINGHAM ASSISIBHI Prmclpal, Brookland Cayce Hlgh School

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X C. E. Harmon Mrs. Rose C. Hayes Mrs. Jane B. Heggie He that has patience has The charm of a soft voice and So fair, so talented, so good what he will. gentle manner. without effort. .ksftiiaiila George W. Johnson Mrs. Lida L. Keisler Ann Kemp worth is in being, not The intellect ol the wise is like Gay is her nature, bright her smile. seeming. glassg it admits the light of heaven and reflects it. V415 WV 4 le... Mildred Matthews Marguerite McCaskill Kathryn Maree McCurry smile is the trademark of a After the verb To Lore, To The reward of a thing well done happy heart. Help is the most beautiful is to have done tt. verb in the world. ,X .- R i 'x i -51 I, 4' fa .7 .sim .- Mrs. Eliabeth D. Holcomb Gite the world the best you lime and the best will came buck to you. Mrs. Sara P. Lindler Fire things are the requisite of a good teacher-ability, clean hands, dispatch, patience, and impartiality. Quincy Y. McIver I take life easy and bear no regrets. 75' 1 Q-fl, 1 ' R ?lQff?.nk u-'I A Jig , QUE e ' 2 kxx Mrs. Wade H. Miller Burnest W. Neel Roderick G. Patterson Mrs. Lou Ree Pierce Iames H. Porter m strikes the sight, but In all he undertakes he puts The man, who does his work Honesty and industry are her He is willy, he is clever he is an merit wins the soul. his heart and soul. consclerltlously must be constant companions. all-round good fellow a great man. I3