Central High School - Lions Paw Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 46 of the 1950 volume:

3 9s: 5:' j3ockskc-n THE LIONS PHW Presented by the Senior Class CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Central, South Carolina DEDICaTION i TO MRS. B. E. ALLEN as a token of the love and esteem in which she is held, we dedicate this volume of THE LION’S PAW HIGH SCHOOL mCULTY F. D. THORNTON Principal E. L. PRINCE Superintendent First Row—Mrs. Ruth Duckett, History! Mrs. Pauline Lever, English; Mrs. Rosalie Biggs. Science; Miss Amanda Patterson, Librarian. Second Row—Mrs. Gwendolyn Wade, School Secre- tary; Mrs. Leonard Allen, Commercial; Mrs. B. E. Allen, English; Mrs. Elaine Karst. Home Economics. Third Row E. L. Prince, Superintendent; F. D. Thornton, Principal-Coach; F. H. Chastain. Agri- culture. SENIOR class OFFICERS SECRETARY MARGARET SEABORN “FOGGY” Basketball ’47, ’48, Captain ’49, ‘50; Marshal ’49; Junior Play ’48, 49; Beta Club ’47, ’48, ’49, Secre- tary ’50; J. H. A. ’47, ’48, Secre- tary '49, Vice-President ’50; Dele- gate State J. H. A. Convention ’49; Business Manager LION’S PAW ’50. PRESIDENT ANN COLE “JACQUE”—J. H. A. ’47; Beta Club ’47, ’48, Secretary ’49, Vice-President ’50; Secretary Class of ’47, Secretary Class of ’49; Clipper Staff ’50; Junior Play ’48; Usher ’49; Editor-in-Chief LION’S PAW ’50; D. A. R. Citizenship Medal ’50. TREASURER LOUISE CATER Junior Play ’48, ’49; J. H. A. ’47, Vice-President ’48, President ’49, ’50; Treasurer Class of ’49, ’50; Cluh Editor LION’S PAW ‘50; Usher ’49. VICE-PRESIDENT CHARLES GRIFFIN “TUB BOY” -Football ’46, ’47, Captain ’49; Basketball ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49-’50; F. F. A. ’46, Reporter ’47; Presi- dent Class of ’48; Beta Club ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50; Baseball ’50; Marshal ’49; Assistant Business Manager LION’S PAW ’50. JUNIOR CHAPMAN “JOLLY”— Beta Club ’48; F. F. A. ’46, ’47; Junior Play ’47, ’48; Treasurer Class of ’46; Salesmanship Award ’49, ’50; Feature Editor LION’S PAW ’50. GEORGE CANTRELL “POO-POO” —Beta Club ’48, President ’49, ’50; Clipper Staff Business Manager '50; Basketball ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50; Treas- urer Class of ’47; President Class of ’48; Block C Club ’50; Baseball ’50; Junior Play ’47, ’48; Photog- rapher LION’S PAW '50; Usher ’49. PAUL CHASTAIN “CHESNUT”— Basketball ’46, ’47, ’48, ’49; Foot- ball ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50; Captain Foot- ball and Basketball Teams ’50; Usher ’49; Block C Club President ’50; F. F. A. ’47, Treasurer ’48; Baseball ’50; Sports Editor LION’S PAW ’50. BILLY COTHRAN PIN HEAD” Football ’49, '50; Block C Club ’50; F. F. A. ’46, ’47, Watch Dog ’48; Assistant Sports Editor LION’S PAW ’50. DORIS COTHRAN “ROBBIE”— Glee Club Secretary and Reporter ‘50; Clipper Staff Circulation Man- ager ’48; J. H. A. ’47. LAWRENCE COTHRAN “CURLY” —Football '50; Block C Club '50; F. F. A. ’46, Watch Dog ’47; LION’S PAW Staff ’50. SENIORS EARLE HENDRICKS “SQUIRREL Beta Club ’47, ’48, ’49, President 50; F. F. A. ’47, Vice-President 48; Vice-President Class of '48; Football Manager ’48, Football ’50; Block C Club ’50. GLENN HIGGINS—Transfer, Jor- dan Vocational High School, Colum- bus, Georgia ’50. ELIZABETH MARTIN “FIFTY”— Dramatic Club Treasurer '50; Block C Club Reporter ’50; Glee Club ’50; Basketball ’47, Captain ’48, ’49-’50; Miss Hi Miss '50; J. H. A. ’47, ’48, ’49; Clipper Staff ’48, ’49; Salesmanship Award ’49; Cheer Leader ’48, ’49, ’50; Grammar Editor LION’S PAW ’50. PHILIP NEWTON “SMILEY”— Football ’48, '49; Block C Club ’50; Baseball ’50; Track ’50; Salesman- ship Award ’50; Photographer LION’S PAW ’50. BOBBIE PALMER “DIMPLES” Beta Club '50; International Rela tions Club, Anderson High (Trans fer ’50), '49; Commercial Cluh Anderson High ’49; Hockey Team Anderson High ’49; Reporter, An derson High School Paper ’49 Literary Editor LION’S PAW ’50 A ZELDER POWELL “ZEBA”—J. H. A. ’47, ’48, 50; Beta Club ’47, ’48; Transfer, Easley High School ’50. ALICE RAMPEY BABS”- Junior Play ’48; Glee Club Vice-Presi- dent ’50; J. H. A. ’47, ’48, ’49, Chairman Finance Committee ’50. BETTY ANN SHIRLEY “BET”- J. H. A. ’47, ’48, Treasurer ’49, ’50; Clipper Staff ’49, ’50; Junior Play 47; Dramatic Club ’50; Cheerleader ’49, 50; Block C Club ’50; Salesmanship Award ’50; Glee Club ’50; Art Editor LION’S PAW ’50. DWIGHT SHIRLEY DIABETES” Football ’48, '49; F. F. A. ’46, 47; Baseball ’50; Basketball '46, ’47, 48, ’49-’50; Block C Club ’50; Track ’50. ANNIE MAE WILSON “ANN”- Junior Play ’48; Clipper Staff ’49; J. H. A. ;47, ’48, ’49, ’50, Chair- man of Yearbook Committee ’47, Reporter ’48. THE SEJVIOR CLASS THE JUNIOR CLASS President Ralph Rampey Reporter Barbara Cothran Vice-President Eddie Howell Bobby Carson Dot Dillard Secretary Dot Dyar Haveline Chapman Tobie Dillard T reasurer Hazel Thomas Hart Coker ■ Charles Dobson Grady Hunter Bobby Sue McAlister Martha Sue Wardlaw Betty June Gillespie Betty Karr Rachel Roper James Wilbanks Elbe Hays Evelyn Kay James Rowland Isabella Williams Burley Head Johnnie Littleton Bertha Grace Spearman James Wilson SOPHOMORE CIRES President Jimmy Cantrell V ice-President Susie Hawkins Secretary-T reasurer Jean Galloway Johnny Cantrell Patsy Cothran Jo Ella Davis Gerald Dobson Jimmy Evatt Jo Ann Gillespie Peggy Golden Cec.l Hamilton Letha Hawkins Benny Henderson Annie Herron Douglas Holliday Hampton Hunter Norma James Roy James Sybil James Sara Jane Jett Reba Kennemore Jerry Lesley Clifton McAlister Evelyn Pike Leity Jo Rampey Lucille Reeves Buddy Spearman Jimmy Stephens Betty Thomas Doris Thomas Gene Williams - FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN GIRLS Mrs. Karst Sponsor Marcia Kelly President Audrey Vaughn V ice-President Eloise Head Secretary Beverly Boggs Treasurer Hortense Vaughn Reporter Odetta Campbell Joan Holliday Dorothy Kay Elizabeth Kay June Kay Jeanette Kelly Barbara McAlister Lavinia McAlister Marnell McAlister Bertha Mulligan Willene Rollins Pauline Roper Ruth Smith FRESHMAN BOYS Mr. Chastain Sponsor Franklin Rampey President Sam Dillard Vice-President Glenn Cole Secretary-T reasurer (No Picture) Oscar Bolt Jack Cothran Charles Head George Randlett Joe Terry EIGHTH GRADE First Row- Mrs. Biggs, Eloise Rollins, Betty Sue Mullinax, Barbara Hicks, Edna Holder. Shirley Golden, June Dobson, Mary Cater, Carolyn Dillard, Mildred Cantrell, Norma Jean McAlister, Martha Watson. Second Row- Heller Davis, David Mullinax, Imogene Stephens, Florence Herron, Jo-Anne Teat, Melva Lee Fincannon, Mrs. Allen. Third Row -Paul Head, Bobby Langston, Billy- Ray Newton, Bobby French, Olin D. Hunter, Billy Nalley, J. 1). Rarnpey, Joe Kay. Fourth Row— Gene Mullinax, Kenneth Redmond, Bobby Stancell, John Watson. Wayne Dobson. Ernest Spearman, Luther Newell, Kenneth Spearman, Carl Rarnpey. ■■■iiimnuim— mi -irwmTT SEVENTH First Row—Norman Langston, Otis James, Jimmy McAlister. Junior Hamilton, Bill Boggs. Ben Holliday, T. Voyles, Ernest Head. Joe Hawkins, Jimmy Kelly, Billy Joe Busha, Howard Porter. Lewis Rampey, Douglas Cothran. Second Row—Jimmy Langston, Edwin Rampey, Janice Evans. Emily Moore, Gale Stephens, Theresa Kelly, June Ann Norris, Kathryn Fant. Thelma Sanders, Barbara Fant, Jean Cole. Third Row- Patsy Mulkey, Maxine Elrod, Agnes Herron, Jo Ann Brooks. Carolyn Teat, Gwendolyn Hopkins, Carrolle Elbell, Edna Pitts, Pattee Mullinax. Fourth Row— Bobbie Jean Thomas, Mary Lois Terry, Shelby Jean Chapman, Nancy Collins, Bobbie Wardlaw, Martha Sue Newton. Yvonne Williams, Barbara Redmond, Doris Chapman. Fifth Row—Miss Pat- terson, Mrs. Biggs. Donald McAlister, Joe Dyar, G!enn Martin, Cecil Wilson, Marion Roper, Leland Martin, Thomas Pitts, Eddie Kelly. grammar school faculty First How -Mrs. Downie Camak, Miss Mildied Newton, Mrs. Sallie McMillan, Mr. Ivy Smith. Mrs. Eloise Gaines, Mrs. Nancy Kirkley (Substitute for Mrs. Ruth Smith), Mrs. Pauline Coker, Mrs. Betty Duckett, Mrs. Ethel Childs, Mrs. Corrie Noble. FIRST GRADE Front Row (left to right) Jackie Stancil, Marvin Kelley, Kenneth Stancil, Patricia Gillespie. Edward Golden. Larry Whitman, Junior Simmons, Phil Kay, Benny Cantrell. Second Row—Carles Fincannon, Kay Collins, Junior Richardson, Doris Head, Connie Golden, Ruth Bauer, Mar 1 n Mitchell, Joe Ann Duncan, Carolyn Lackey, Donald Griffith, Rida Duncan. Third Row- Larry French, David Kelley, Graham Gillespie, Jean Craie. Edwin Bryant, Billy McCall. Not Pictured—Orlanda Mauldin, Carol Mauldin, Rachel Splawn. Teacher, Mrs. Downie Camak. FIRST CRUDE Front Row (left to right)—Martha Ann Herd. Charles Porter, John Lawson Brock, Dean Langston, Conley Barns, Lorenia Cole, Wayne Newton. Bobby Wilson, Lewis Halminton, Willy Leopard, Folger Holden. Second Row—Carolyn Busha, Frances Lyda, Doris Bice, Joan Newell, Mary Ann Wilson, Bobbie Howell, Wayne Neeley, Edward Manley, William Halminton, Wallace Merck. Third Row—Vivian Hill. Betty Joe Halminton. Jay Bearden, Harold Cope, David Dyar, Wayne Berry, Billy Frank Rollins, Sara Lou Kelley. Not Pictured- Rosa McAlister, Norma Holiday. Teacher, Mrs. Corrie Noble. SECOND GRADE Front Row (left to right) Martha Lee Brissey, Jimmy Childs, Bobby Rampey, Margaret Ann Teat, Anita Dillard, Evelyn Kennemore, Reha Rollins, Bob Boggs, Robert Rollins. Second Row—Sue Moore, Rosa Lee Manley, Furman Norris, lmogene Smith, Douglas Duncan. Linda Green, Tony Duncan. Third Row Jeanette Mize, Shelby Mulligan, Carolyn Crane. Jeanette Fincannon, Lola Shedd, Josie Ann Reid, Bobby Joe Rowland, Kenneth Gibson. Judy Abbott, Joel Dean Kelley, Rodger Redfern. Not Pictured—Edward Moore, Charles Martin, Reba Hamilton, James Hood, Furman Gossett. Teacher, Mrs. Eloise Gaines. SECOND CRUDE Front Row (left to right)—Marron Fincannon, Edward Powell, Richard Elbell, Charles Cluwb, Johnny Newell, Henry Shigley, Gary Bolt, Winfred Barns, Johnny Morton, Alfred Kelley, Robert Kelley. Second Row Thelma Long, Mary Jane Owen, Gail Hunnicut, Wayne Jackson, Marie Allen, Betty Joe Wilson, Elenor Payne. Third Row -Doris Teat, Betty Kay, Dot Poole, Faye Bauer, Nancy Langston, Ray Chastain, Tommy McCalister, Shelby Jean Terry, Joe Ann Merck, Roselle Chapman. Fourth Row—Kenneth Grant, Marion Cothran, Willene Wilson, J. W. Manley, Harold Fincannon. Teacher, Mrs. Pauline Coker. THIRD CRUDE Front Row (left to right)—Shirley Ann Kelley, David Gambrell, Doris Duncan, Shelby Jean Whitman, J. R. Herron, Barbara Reid, Franklin, Mcjunkin, Mary Jane Hawkins, Elisbeth Fincannon, Jimmy Newell, Sue Cole. Second Rowr Leroy Holden, Barbara Ann Carver, Fred Smith, Ruby Chapman, Luther Frank Norris, Tony Crump- ton, Evelyn Martin, Billy Dobson, Wayman Rhymer. Third Row- Genevieve Hawkins, Bobby Gene Carver, Edward Finncannon, Naomi Splawn, Jacquelin Turner, Bernice Mobley, Henry Brooks, Gerald Satterfield. Teacher, Mrs. Ethel Childs. THIRD GRADE Front Row (left to right) Benny Stancil, La Rue Cothran. Jimmy Don Sheriff, Bobby Kirkley, Allan McCulough, George Rampey, Tony Elrod, Jimmy Gillespie, Jack Thomas, Alton Kelley. Second Row—Betty Jean Evatt, Betty Mauldin, Jo Ann Julian, Vercel Wilson, Betty Leopard, Connie Sanders, Margaret Madden. Third Row —Brenda King, Billy Lingefelt, John Hawkins, Janice Bryant, Mary Barnes, James Mulligan, George Cater, Gerald Bice, Ellen Williams. Teacher, Mrs. Sallie McMillan. FOURTH GRADE Front Row (left to right)—Sylvia Cantrell, Miggie McCalister, Mary Louise Lyda,- Betty Mobley, Kathryn Long, Benny Kelley, Wilks Kelley, Gussie Cyphers, Harry Holiday, Thelma Head, Peggy Joe Hopkins, John Mullinax, Garvin Madden. Second Row Lounette Fant, Mary Ann Duncan, Charlene Redfern, Sadie Dobson, Grace Kelley, Sharon Hill, Mary Doris Gossett, Jimmy Moore, Beth Ann Parson, Linda Newton, Douglas Shirley. Third Row Allen Mitchell, Ruby Mulligan, Oscar Terry, Betty Sue Pike, Preston Rollins, Jay Rollins, Herbert Thompson, Lola Gunnels, Gene Hedden, Corbin Watson. Teacher, Miss Mildred Newton. FIFTH CRUDE Front Row (left to right)—Arthur Roper, Marlyin El bell. Harold Williams, Jerry Cyphers, Bobby Norris, Thomas Holliday, Bobby Busha, Herbert Newton, Harold Smith, Thurston Hill. Second Row- Leona Brooks, Yvonne Gillespie, Carylon Duncan, Barbara Anne Green, Juanita Herron, Willine Grant, Mildred Shighley. Third Row— Nancy White, Joan Boggs, Sharon Boggs, Rosa Lee Chapman, Carylon Rackley, Peggy Cothran. Barbara Hawkins, Billy Joe Burkett. Fourth Row- Harold Merck, Ethel Spearman, Evelyn Fant, Virginia Smith, Betty Joe Alexander, Carylon King, Mack Crane, Juanita Chapman, Linda Cole. Teacher, Mrs. Betty G. Duckett. SIXTH GRRDE Front Row (left to right) —Kenneth Duncan, Max Evans, Joe Karr, Bobby Evans, Frank Dyar. Jerry Langston, Wayne Wardlaw, Joe Martin. Second Row—Rachel Littleton, Betty Mann, Delona Hatched, Imogene Merck, Betty Hedden, Eloise Burckett, Rachl McCullough. Third Row— Robert Wardlaw, Buddy Shirley, Joyce Hatched, June Golden, Thomas Hawkins, Lois Hatched, Bobby Gene Hayes, David Gillespie, Charles Ray Ellis, Principal, Mr. Ivy Smith. SIXTH Front Row (left to right)- John Olin Childs, Charles Ellbell, Curtis Mobley, Grady Shed, John Lee Dyar, Kenneth Bauer, Lewis Hicks, Ward French. Second Row—Roy Collins, Paul Mullinax, Martha Sue Gillespie, Shelbia Jean Walker, Glendia Newell, Floyd Collins, Anne Powell, Patsy Ann Dillard, Margie Wilson. Third Row—Loretta Golden, Maudine James, Jean Kelley, Annette Pool, Ann Simmons, Bobble Jo Head, Jo Faye Craig, Gloria Holiday. Fourth Row Marjorie Gossett, Betty James, Juno Hill, Joyce Stephens, Barbara Mauldin, Lilian Shed, Kathryn Fineannon, Wilma Watson, Viola Stancil. Teacher, Mrs. Ruth Smith. In Photo, Substitute Teacher, Mrs. Nancy Kirkley. LUNCH ROOM Mrs. Montine Kay Miss Sue Stephens Mrs. Jennie Kelley Supervisor - Assistant Assistant Veteran's College Preparatory Class First Row—Max Fleming, Alvin Smith, Thomas Reams, J. D. Gossett, Clyde Herron, Clifton Wilson, J. D. Finscher, Mr. Smith, Paul Sanders. Second Row -Mr. Prince, Lawrence Wilson, Raymond Reaves, Marvin Barrett, Blueford Gillespie, William Summey, Herbert Wilson, Charles Duncan, Harley Morrison, Marvin Duncan, Frank Calloway, Edward Galloway, Gordon Merck, Rudolph Porter, Joe Moore, Cecil Bice, Ray Roper, James Teat, Johnny Evatt. I bird Row George Seaborn, James Tapp, Milton Moser, William Teat, Ernest Powell, Garland Allsep, Frank Manley, James Allsep, J. T. Wilson, William Stone, Mrs. Pauline Coker, Mrs. B. E. Allen. Section One Section Two First Row (seated)—Mr. Smith, William Summey, Joe Gossett. Harley Morrison, Frank Galloway, Gordon Merck, Joe Moore, James Teat, Paul Sanders. Second Row (standing) J. I). Fincher, Frank Manley, Garland Allsep, Marvin Duncan, James Allsep, J. T. Wilson, Clifton Wilson, Mrs. B. E. Allen, and Mrs. Pauline Coker. First Row—Thomas Reams, Max Fleming, Bluford Gillespie, Johnny Evatt, Cranford Herron, Harold Craig. Second Row Ray Roper, Alvin Smith, Rudolph Porter, Edward Galloway, Milton Moser, Raymond Reeves, George Seaborn, Lawrence Wilson. Third Row- - Charles Duncan, Clyde Herron, Marvin Barrett, William Teat, Ernest Powell, William Stone, James Tapp, Supt. E. L. Prince. LION’S paw STUFF Standing (left to right)- Junior Chapman, Feature Editor; George Cantrell, Photographer; Earle Hendricks, Feature Editor; Betty Ann Shirley, Art Editor; Philip Newton, Photographer; Ann Cole, Editor-in-Chief; Bobbie Palmer, Literary Editor; Louise Cater, Club Ed.tor; Mrs. B. E. Allen, Faculty Adviser, Elizabeth Martin, Gram- mar Editor. Seated (left to right) Billy Cothran, Sports Editor; Paul Chastain, Sports Editor; Charles Griffin, Assistant Business Manager; Margaret Seaborn, Business Manager. CENTRRL HIGH CLIPPER STRFF Editor in-Chief .... Dot Dyar Assistant Editor Haveline Chapman Business Manager .... George Cantrell Circulation Manager Betty Karr Sports Editor _____ Jerry Lesley is si stant Jimmy Cantrell Eruture Editor ____________________________ Ann Cole Staff Kenneth Redmond, Luther Newell, Jeanette Kelly, Stevens. Grammar Editor Hazel Thomas Assistant __________________________ Bobbie McAlister School News ______________________________________ Jean Laffoday Assistant ____________________________ Rachel Roper Art Editor __________________________ Betty A. Shirley Advisers -Mrs. M. D. Lever Mrs. L. R. Allen Gene Williams, Bobby Stancil, Ernest Spearman, Jimmy BETA CLUB Earle Hendricks -......—-_____________________________________________________________ President Ann Cole _________________________________________________________________________ Vice-President Margaret Seaborn ________________________________________________________ Secretary-Treasurer M rs. B. E. Allen _______________________________________________________________________ Sponsor George Cantrell Bobbie Carson Haveline Chapman Dot Dyar Charles Griffin Eddie Howell Betty Karr Bobbie Palmer Hazel Thomas Martha Sue Wardlaw First Row—Miss Patterson. Mrs. Duckett, Elizabeth Martin, Jimmy Cantrell, Betty Ann Shirley, Jerry Lesley, Jean Laffoday, Jimmy Stevens, Gene Williams. Second Row -Jimmy Kelly, Luther Newell, Wayne Dobson, Heller Davis, Joe Kay. Bobby Stancil, June Dobson, J. I). Rampey, Bobby French, David Mullinax, Lewis Rampey, Ed- win Rampey. Third Row—Gwendolyn Hopkins, Jean Cole, Betty Sue Lackey, Martha S. Newton, Carolyn Dillard, Ruth Pitts, Betty Sue Mullinax, Mary Cater, Agnes Herron, Howard Porter, Shirley Golden, Ernest Spearman, Olin D. Hunter, Alvin Wilson. Fourth Row Barbara Fant, Thelma Sanders, Katherine Fant, Carl Rampey, John Watson, Leland Martin, Jo Ann Teat, Nancy Collins, Bobby Sue Wardlaw, Eloise Rolins, Eddie Kelly. j. h. n First Row—Mrs. Karst, Barbara Cothran. Martha Sue Wardlaw, Sara Jane Jett, Betty Ann Thomas, Isabelle Williams, Margaret Seaborn, Norma James, Sue Hawkins, Dot Dyar. Lucille Reeves. Second Row Alice Rampey, Lavenia McAlister, Peggy Golden, Betty Jo Rampey, Louise Cater, Haveline Chapman. Bertha Mulligan, Hortense Vaughn, Beverly Boggs, Audrey Vaughn. Bertha Grace Spearman, Rachel Roper. Hazel Thomas, Dorothy Kay. Third Row—Pauline Roper, Annie Mae Wilson, Betty Karr. Eloise Head. Marcia Kelley, Ruth Smith, Jeanette Kelly, Dot Dillard, Annie Herron, Evelyn Pike, June Kay, Evelyn Kay, Elizabeth Kay, Barbara McAlister. r. f. a. First Row- Douglas Holiday, Buddy Spearman, Charles Dobson, Gerald Dobson, Hampton Hunter, Johnny Cantrell, James Wilbanks, Mr. Chastain, Benny Henderson. Second Row—Oscar Bolt, Joe Ierry. George Randlett, Jimmy Evatt, Charles Head, James Wilson, Glenn Cole, Sam Dillard, Cecil Hamilton, Jack Cothran. “C” CLUB First Row—Paul Chastain, James Rowland. Charles Griffin, Margaret Seaborn, Elizabeth Martin, Hampton Hunter, Hart Coker, Billy Cothran, Billy Nalley. Second Row- Jimmy Cantrell, Lawrence Cothran, Dwight Shirley, Benny Henderson, Philip Newton, Billy Ray Newton. Johnny Cantrell, Ralph Rampey, Earle Hendricks, Jerry Lesley, Edward Kirkley. Third Row- Ruth Smith, Betty Ann Shirley, Marcia Kelley, Jean Laffoday, Sue Hawkins, Lucille Reeves, Sara Jane Jett. Prsident _________ Vice-President .... Secretary ________ Treasurer ....... Reporter Sergeant of Arms Advisor .......... Paul Chastain Margaret Seaborn . Hampton Hunter _____ Charles Griffin .... Elizabeth Martin _________ Hart Coker Fleming D. Thornton Coach Thornton GLEE CLUB First Row—Gerald Dobson, Ben Holiday, Joe Kay, J. D. Rampey, Bill Boggs, Heller Davis, Annie Herron, Edwin Rampey. Second Row Bobbie Langston, Norman Langston, Donald McAlister, Jimmy Kelly, Lewis Rampey, Sue Hawkins, Elizabeth Martin, Isabelle Williams, Dot Dillard, Agnes Herron, Howard Porter, Alvin Wilson. Third Row—Jimmy Langston, Jo Ella Davis, Emily Moore, Janice Evans, Carolyn Teat, Lucille Reeves, Glenn Martin, Eddie Kelly, Shirley Golden. Fourth Row- Peggy Golden, Betty Jo Rampey, Gail Stevens, Alice Rampey, Doris Cothran. Joan Holiday, Carolyn Dillard, Jo Ann Teat, Nancy Collins, Bobby Ann Wardlaw, Eloise Rollins. Fifth Row—Betty Ann Shirley, Jean Laffoday. President ........ Vice-President ___ Reporter-Secretary Gerald Dohson Alice Rampey Doris Cothran Sponsor Mrs. Biggs CHAMPIONS 194 9 ■ STATE Front Row—Billy Cothran, Benny Henderson, Jimmy Evatt, Earle Hendricks, Cecil Wilson, Johnny Little- ton, Jimmy Langston. Second Row Hart Coker, Billy Nalley, Billy Ray Newton, Co-Captain Paul Chastain, Law- rence Cothran, Burley Head, Franklin Rampey. Third Row—Dwight Shirley, Phillip Newton, Co-Captain Charles Griffin, Ralph Rampey, James Rowland, Johnny Cantrell, Hampton Hunter. 1949 CENTRAL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 16 ...-------------- Central—6 Seneca—0 Sept. 23 .... --------------------------- Central 12 Walhalla—13 Oct. 6 . ........................... Central 20 Iva—0 Oct. 13 --------------------------- Central 20 Pickens—6 Oct. 21 ---- ---------------------- Central 21 Piedmont—0 Oct. 27 —-------------------------------- Central—14 West Gant—0 Nov. 1 ---------------------------------- Central—32 Pelzer—13 Nov. 4 ---------------------------- Central—46 Moneta—12 Nov. 10 _______ _________________________ Central—25 Paris—6 Nov. 18 --------------------------------- Central—33 Greenbriar—13 (Upper State Championship) Nov. 24 --------------------------------- Central—24 Olar—6 (State Championship) BOYS BBSKET Ralph Rampey, Hampton Hunter, Paul Chastain, Dwight Shirley, George Cantrell, Johnny Cantrell. Front Row- Johnny Littleton, Gene Williams, Jimmy Evatl. Paul Chastain, Dwight Shirley, Jimmy Cantrell, Coach Thornton. Back Row—Hart Coker, Tobie Dillard, Ralph Rampey, Hampton Hunter, James Rowland, George Cantrell. Charles Griffin, James Wilson. GIRLS BASKETBALL Front Row—Coach Prince, Sara Jane Jett, Beverly Boggs, Margaret Seaborn. Elizabeth Martin, Marcia Kelley, Hortense Vaughn. Back Row—Rachel Roper, Betty Ann Thomas, Theresa Kelly, Evelyn Pike, Norma James, Manager Billy Boggs. CAPTAINS Elizabeth Martin Margaret Seaborn CHEERLEADERS Betty Ann Shirley Elizabeth Martin Jean Galloway Sue Hawkins Lucille Reeves Sara Jane Jett snaps QO gap. ft v; V' ■ rlTTI THE CAMERA NEVER LIES- I MORE SNAPS-- —• —1 DeLANYS 24 College St. Telephone 2-7221 Sporting Goods The Best in Sports—For the Sportsman GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA CENTRAL ROLLER MILL Manufacturers of lsaqueena Flour CENTRAL, S. C. Fertilizer — Cottonseed Meal and Hulls Poultry Feed — Dairy Feed — Hog Feed Meet Your Friends at the TIGER DEN For the Best Coffee in Town Also the Best Hot Dogs and Hamburgers Cheeseburgers a Specialty Manager—Art Brianas Compliments of REEVES FURNITURE STORE Complete Home Furnishings CENTRAL. S. C. CENTRAL CONCRETE PLASTER COMPANY Contractors in Plastering and Building Material “There is No Substitute for Good Plastering’ • S. C. 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