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

Page 26 text:

swims MOST STUDIOUS Barbara Bell Buddy Millard WITTIEST Vergie Smith Bozie Mercer MOST POPULAR Joyce Martin Warren Newton

Page 25 text:

Jawa' 7066! cmd eammenz' We, the class of 1952, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will the fol- lowin : I, Peigline Tisdale, do hereby leave my way with the boys to Peggy Ozburn. I, Juanita Ethridge, do hereby leave my love for bookkeeping to some dear un- fortunate soul. I, Bobbie Ethridge, do hereby leave my love for history to anyone who wants it. I, Ellaree Gibbs, do hereby leave my silly laughter to Irene McDaniel. I, Clara Bell Long, do hereby leave my short, red hair to Faye Mixon. I, Ramsay Grant, do hereby leave my freckles to Will Grant, in order to keep them in the family. I, Bozie Mercer, do hereby leave my height to Wilson Lambert. I, Brantly Corbin, do hereby leave my curly hair to Mr. Seignious. I, Royce Green, do herby leave my way with the women to Phifer Payne. I, Virgie Smith, do hereby leave my talding ability to Kitty Brooks. I, Buddy Millard, do hereby leave my good grades in chemistry to Ira Robinson. I, Shirley Cox, do hereby leave my place on the basketball team to Joan Green, hoping that she is more successful. . I, Elbert Ray, do hereby leave my ability to drive a schoolbus to Ronald Steedly. I, Billy McDaniel, do hereby leave my wardrobe to next years best dressed boy. I, Warren Newton, do hereby leave my pretty brown eyes and black hair to Jimmy Dunn. I, Doris Norton, just leave. I, Billy Hatcher, do hereby leave my ability as an athlete to Dan Powers. I, Sylvia Brockinton, do hereby leave my height to Bronte Barrineau, hoping that a happy medium can be reached. I, Margaret Whitley, do hereby leave my blond hair to Patrica Hemingway. I, Joyce Martin, do hereby leave my quiet manner to Nan Dee Evans. I, Barbara Ann Bell, do hereby leave my position as editor of the Yellow Jacket Staff to Ronald Steedly. I, Pete Kinder, do hereby leave my good looks to Jimmy Smith. I, Etheridge Alford, do hereby leave my curly hair to the Ray twins. Signed, Sealed and Delivered on this lst day of June 1952. Etheridge Alford ........ Ramsay Grant Jr. Class Lawyers 21

Page 27 text:

FDMMM Oh happy day! Iune 2, 19721 Twenty years ago the tweny-five most fortunate and well educated seniors of Andrews High School walked down that aisle the last time. The latest data on these souls reads as thus: Buddy Millard, now teaching electronics at Clemson College, is still supporting the football squad of his choice. Billy McDaniel is now greasing cars and carrying his wages home to his little wife and dozen offspring. Billy Hatcher is still wiping his glasses and snitching books. These books belong to the most successful Brantley Corbin, now a substitute democracy teacher at the old alma mata, The winner of the Mrs, America' contest is Bobbie Ethridge, now the Mrs. Dan N. In the business world we find Etheridge Alford keeping books for the Home Demonstration Agent, Mis Clara Bell Long. In the wilds of the Congaree Jungle we find the Reverend Warren Newton soothing the natives with his piano talents. For a while we cou1dn't find Ramsay Grant, but we found him out on the farm and hoping that Shirley Cox, the famous model, will soon break her leg. In the artistic world we find Ellaree Gibbs designing gowns for the elaborate wedding of the celebrity. Joyce Martin. Finally we found Pete Kinder, uying to bum a loan off Royce Green, the famous horse doctor. Vergle Smith is married to her secret admirer and keeping Oak Grove well populated. Bozie Mercer is playing tackler or something or other for the St. Louis Indians. Taking vitamin pills and trying so hard to gain aufew inches in height, is our little Sylvia Brockington. Scooting around in an old Chevy and looking for a 'woman of the world' is Jack Coker. On the comer he is pulled by the hard-boiled cop, Elbert Ray. Doris Norton is now Mrs. Furney Rhem and making a hole in his pocketbook. Still trying to get more strokes in typing and trying to act like a business woman, is Barbara Bell. Long gone but not forgotten is Juanita Ethridge, still trying to conquer the Florida Everglades. Now a professional and private nurse, Margaret Whitley is on a sharp look out for a rich, old bachelor. Last but not least, Perline Tisdale is now a cashier in the widely known Dunn's 595 8: 10d Store. Well, gang I don't mean to run out on you, but I think there is a fast moving train leaving out of Andrews that needs me for a passenger. Elbert Ray CLASS PROPHET 23