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

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Dora Lee Cooke - to Mattie Seibles - her ability to talkg to Annie L, Brevard - her ribbons. Odell Baten - to Joseph Davis - his stoutnessg to Mary L. Ruff - his ability to gain friends. Isaiah Glover - to Cornelius Martin - his shortness. James R. Shaw - to John H. Weldon - his dramatics. Alonzo Ashford - to Ornate Brice - his tallness, Constance Robertson - to Carrie Robertson-her ability to gain friendsg to Mary L. Ruff - her ability not to gossip about others. Charlie M. Davis - to Walter J. Irby - his shortness. Jerome Coleman - to Willie Davis - his ability to speak plainly. The Class of 1953 Bernice Guinyard If we stop to look back on the years, In our short would we see Or the hopes Have we made Or just stop Is there any No! we must lives, would we see tears? the progress we've made, of continuity fade? up our minds to go on, right here and moan? future in a hault? go on without a fault, To the teachers who've stood by our sides, who walked before us to save our pride, who have watched every little move we've made, To keen our minds from the shade, And now to them we'll say good-bye, Although we must say it with a sigh, we are parting but this is not the end, we feel that we'll meet again. To our principal and school so dear, Whom we admired without any fear, We the class of 53 will not fail, For we'l1 follow the same old trail, we'll have to say good-bye to you, with bleeding hearts so brave and true, Farewell dear Camp Liberty, We'll remember Thee with loyalty, Naomi Burrell Class Flower Class Color Red Carnation Blue and White Class Mo H0 HWE STRIVE TO SUCCEEDH 17

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644470616 We, the class of nineteen hundred fifty-three, of Camp Liberty High School, County of Fairfield, State of South Carolina do hereby transmit our traits and possessions to the wit: Since we are aboutin leave this sphere we transmit our traits and pos- sessions to our dear friends who are becoming seniors of '53-'5k. To Mr. Woods, our beloved principal, and the members of the faculty: Our sincere thanks for their efforts in trying to put into us great quanti- ty of knowledge which grows deep into our hearts. The members of the class of 1953 do hereby make the following personal wills: Dorothy Thompson - to Annie Mae Miller - her shortness, to Frances Carter - her small feet. Adell Baten - to Alphonso Yarborough - her shyness. Dorothy Crumblin - to Louise Fridae - her lovely smiles, to Lillie Coleman - her typing ability. Roberta Ashford - to Helen Hollins - her loyalty to friends, to Brnice Washington - her quietness. Genola Thompson - to Margaret Baten - her ability not to gossip alaout others. Bobbie Lee Triplet - to Willie James Irby - her ability to get her les- sons, to Agnes Robinson - her swiftness. Lillie B. Crosby - to Theadore Ashford - her ahDJty to carry out orders. James Pete - to James Brevard - his height, to George Patterson his ability to play basketball. Mildred Guinyard - to Susianna Thompson - her lovely complexion. Addie Mae Williams - to Elizabeth McGraw - her ability to sing, to Johnnie Bell Smith - her lovely complexion. Daisy Lee Irby - to Daisy Trapp - her beautiful legs. William Fridae - to Donald Young - his tallness. Marian Coleman - to Jack Davis - her small feet. Johnny Coleman - to Robert Lee Morgan - his ability to keep secrets, to Desere Carter - his walk. Tena Coleman - to Valeria Martin - her ability to be modest, to Hattie Walker - her quietness. Floyd Copeland - to Leon 4-vreen - his good behavior. Wilbert Crumblin - to John H. Weldon - his curley hair. Dorothy Baten - to Della Patterson - her lovely shape. Lillie Mae Eubanks - to Eunice Kennedy - her ability to keep quiet, to Hattie Whitner - her height. Carolyn McDaniel - to Margaret Yarborough - her height. Geraldine Young - to Mattie Seiblss - her legs. Clotell Collins - to Lucille Cooke - her ability tognay ball, to Mamie Lou Pearson - her height. Macao Hollins - to Albert Lee Stone - his ability to play basketball. Samuel Cook - to Carrie H. Coleman - his ability to get his algebra. Eugene Boyd - to Carrie Robertson - his ability to get his lesson. Johnny Thompson - to Charlie lack Davis - his big feet. Lark eller - to Andrew Wilson - his ability to play basketball, to Ornate Brice - his height. Bernice Guinyard - to Roosevelt Peoples - her lovely handwriting, to Doretha Owens - her dramatics. Margaret Boyd - to Mary Johnson - her slimness, to Lucy Wylie - her Bee-Bops. Naomi Burrell - to Levonza Chappelle - her leadership ability, u:MmH garet Yarborough - her dignity. Lodeeta Willingham - to Marian Plair - her neatness, to Josie Lee Glenn- her hair styles. Jessie Belle - to Mattie Coleman - her dramatics. I6

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Most Athletic Senior ll e r a 1 1 Beet Dressed Bobbie L. Triplet Addie M. w111ilmS Lark F. Keller Samuel L. Cook Bernice E. Ginyard Tame: R. Shaw BGSU L00k1n8 Dorothy Thompson Bubble L. Triplet Lark F. Keller Hilbert F. Crumblin 18