Camp Liberty High School - Echoes Yearbook (Jenkinsville, SC)

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william Fridae 'I comulained because I had no shoes until I met a man who had no feet.' Dramatic, Speech and French clubs. John H. Coleman 'Evil to him who thinks ev11.' French and Speech clubs. Isaiah Glover 'All'e well that ends well o I French and Speech clubs. SWW Lillie Eubanks 'Look before you leap.' French, Dramatic, Commercial clubs and Debating team.' Marion Coleman 'All that I am or hope to be, I'm now becom- ing.' Lillie B. Crosby 'A Win er never quite, and a quitter never ll wins. Dramatic club, Debating team, French and Speech clubs I3 Charlie Mack Davis 'He who lives will see.' Dramatic club, Commercial club and French club. James Pete 'Silence gives consent.' French e1ub,Debating team and Speech club. Macao Hollins 'All that I em or hope to be, I'm not becom- 1ng.' French and Speech clubs

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Lark F. Keller 'Strike while the iron is hot.' Commercial Club French Club Speech Club Debating Team Naomi Burrell Hwith ambition the sky is the lim1t.n Sec., Patrol Staff Debating Team Commercial Club Dramatic Club Speech Club Pres., French Club Program Committee Chr. Annual Editor-in-chief www Dorothy Crumblin James R. Shaw WA man is known by 'Where there is a will the company he keeps.n there is 5 'aY patrol Staff V. Pres., Patrol Staff French Club Pres. of Glee Club Dramatic Club Speech Club Student Council Dramatic Club Bus Driver Eugene Boyd Margaret Boyd To gain victory nlt is better to be there must be labor.n Safe than Sorry-H 1543 Chr., Dramatic Club Class Reporter Co mercial Club Debating Team Patrol Staff French Club Asst. Sec., Sr. Class French Club Girl Scout Co mercial Club Dramatic Club Debating Team Speech Club Dorothy Thompson 'To have friends you must be friendly.' Sec., Debating Team Dramatic Club Patrol Staff French Club Speech Club Program Conmittee Girl Scout Alonzo Ashford 'Fverycne for himself End God for us all.N French Club Dramatic Club Speech Club

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CLASS HISTORY I-ll-I-I-I-I-If In September, nineteen hundred and forty-nine, one early beautiful morn- ing several buses rolled into the yard of Camp Liberty High School. Thirty- eight shy little members stepped off the bus and walked into the waiting doors of the school to begin a high school career. After receiving our various assignments, we found high school life some- what different than we had anticipated. Early in the school year, the class of 1953 held its first official meeting with Miss J. T. Woods as class advisor and elected the following officers, President, James R. Shaw, Vice-President, Melvin Cook, Secretary, Nellie Rae Collins, Assistant Secretary, Dorotlw Thomp- son, Treasurer, Lelia Mae Trapp, Reporter, Bobbie Lee Triplet. The class was very active in participating in all school activities. We presented a very complimentary class play, entitled, Don't Be Bashful. One of the varsity basketball menbers came from this class, in person of Addie Mae Williams. The four highest ranking students at the end of the first semester included the following members of our present class James R, Shaw, Samuel Cook, Alberta Yarborough and Bobbie Lee Triplet. This was the largest Fresh- man class in the history of the school. Our sophomore year witnessed a slight, change, as thirteen new members were enrolled, and we were divided into sections. Hereby, we were given two groups of class officers. However, we still worked together, and had another successful year, under the supervision of our class advisors and Cfllllpeieflt presidents. We were determined to become outstanding in our work. At this time two girls and one boy played on the varsity basketball teams, and sev- eral members achieved the membership of the Honor Society. Several of us connected ourselves with the Glee Club, and are now considered experienced members of that club. Being Juniors the next year, we were the Sertlor competitors - and best friends. Very early that year we met with our advisors, Mr. P. A. Beatty and Mr. W. J. Heath to organize our class as follows: President, Damuel L. Cook, Vice-President, Wilbert Crumblin, becretary, Bobbie L. Triplet, Assistant Sec- retary, Margaret Boyd, Treasurer, Maceo Horllns, Reporter, Lillie B. Crosby. Everyone worked very diligently and cooperatively. By this time we had three new members, who were manuvering delightfully on the varsity basketball team. The outstanding event of the year for our junior class was the 'Junior Senior Promnsde.' It shall never fade from the memory of our class, a.nd it will linger many years in the minds of others. Four members joined our family in persons of Naomi Burrell, Alonzo Ashford, Constance Robertson and Eugene Bvyd. And This .... our last year ... is marked with anxiety and anticipation. This is the largest graduating class in the history of the school. We met with our advisor, Mrs. M. M. Willingham, at the beginning of the year, and elected the same persons as officers with two additions: Chaplin, Lillib B. Crosby, Business Manager, Isaac Martin. As we stand on the threshold of graduation, we pause to pw gratitude to those who have labored with us through the years. Your guidance and efforts will serve as a sure foundation for us in our subsequent accomplishments. Bobbie Lee Triplet I4