Chester High School - Cestrian Yearbook (Chester, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1937 volume:

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' 1 1. -0 Wye. ff Q 7 , , 7j4f'f7 f' L! ff jf 7 f y .A - K-f .P JI' ' 'N xx HIGH 55-.Q F we 2 1-nf 1679 'lf CESTRIAN 1937 5 W . 'Q.A,, , x K N 5 xx rv ,A , J-A . 1 f 5. if 'P x 93 N of 16 Q w 1 C? -. ff 'mf' :gli X A Z Z.. ' q In ' K' - - . A Aw , J . 158.30-ii? ', F:3i,v', r' i f ,J 5'2. Mggqjf.. 5355 'il' W 0 M? 1 r-A 8 5 15,3 '13 ,7 aiwrht... V 14 k A - K 'gf I D g L' 'st 4 ave 'W ' al, A if ' 3 Y bw .Al - .V A A W H f , N 5 M ,4 'mf K ' cpl' 'I . N- M., ' nk. Q ' ,fy , , fu I A zwenfln PUBLISH ED BY THE SENIOR CLASS CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL CHESTER, S. C. Q I., X 2 A , Q' f n Stagg' wx: 'I M J, ,.-ffl' 'fe gif, ,'w' AA QL CESTIQIAN F O I2 IQ 3 7 HQ? DED CATI For her personal Interest In us her earnest and splendnd efforts to make ot every Chester l-llgh School student who comes wuthnn her nntluence a tuner and better boy or gnrl her constant strlvung to unspnre wuthnn each of us hugh :deals reverence and respect for 'Hne moral character and splendid cntrzenshnp and for her holdsng before us always the highest and best towards whsch we all should stnve we nn grateful recognntnon for these and other splendld qualities ot her personallty we the grad uatrng class of nineteen hundred and thnrty seven do dedicate thus the srxteenth volume of the CESTRIAN to MISS MAYME COLVIN 'aff l I I . . I I V I I I - ' I 1 I -S 'P CCN-VENTS CLASSES I! ACTHHTIES 1,3 ATHLETICS W 5,1 9 :Q f dk 113255 Z w ,,-. is 2 ex! Gaxlxe G 'Voc N Ma' un Entrance High S Choo! xx xxx X X mm SCXNOOX YASMXNUQ xaxwfw in .N I-Q l FQ ', ,V . Q :Nj X , L. Si ,ra :JL ,ag X ina 0 v Old Bell Tower College Street School Side Entrance High School Building 7 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Claims! CU? 5640015 'YUX J W. J. IRWIN, Secretary HAL A. DAVIS R. B. CALDWELL DR. W. L. DAVIDSON W. A. CORKILL A. H. RGBBINS T. H. WHITE, Chairman W'-x MYRON E BROCKMAN Supermtendent Cnty Schools Chester South Carolina ful AQ: IVA ..-.4 QQ- iv-. ' ,,9Al1,ffw Qi f.. lbs in qv' J SPEARMAN BROWN CLOWNEY SMITH BIGHAM ALLEN WEST COLVIN DERRICK BAILEY FITCH BARNWELL CARROLL BLAIR ABERNATHY HOLLIDAY LYMAN SHEALEY DOUGLAS TUCKER HARDIN FACULTY M L BANKS JR Prmcrpal LAWRENCE SPEARMAN RUTH BROWN SARA CLOWNEY H A SMITH MAUD BIGHAM R N ALLEN EVA WEST MAYME COLVIN W C DERRICK JR ALICE FITCH J R BARNWELL JR NANCY CARROLL MARGARET BLAIR RUBY ABERNATHY J F HOLLIDAY MARJORIE DEW ELIZABETH LYMAN MARTHA SHEALEY AGNES DOUGLAS GRACE TUCKER ELIZABETH HARDIN No prdure Q,-W If Jai' 'IQHQ Dnrector Athletrcs CommercuaI and Secretary Home Economrcs Agrrculture Mathemat cs Mechanrcal Drawrng Woodwork Englrsh Brology General Scuence Enghsh French Englrsh Physacs Chemrstry Latrn Englrsh History Englrsh Hrstory Socual Scrence Assrstant Coach Se enth Grade Mathernatrcs Lrbrarran Cafeterra Drrector Publrc School Musrc Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Pam. ,Qi Y is X 'Q ,,,, his Q f, A 8 0, K I- W-f' U' P- - AGATHA BAILEY pi f 45 'Xl 6 M 'K GEIIEQASSJIEBS ,gm SENIQRQLASS OFFICERS Yb- 11 .f TOM BROOKS President MARGARET ROBBINS Vmce Presxdenf FRED RINGSTAFF Secretory MARY PHILLIPS WHITE Treasurer rvng, MOTTO Rowung Not Dnftung COLORS Gold and Wune FLOWER Red Rose 14- K MARY ERWIN ABELL It's good to be merry and wise, lt's good to be honest and true. Athletic Association, '34, '35, '36, '37: Music Club, '34, '35, '37g Skating Club, '35: Baseball Club, '35: Dramatic Club, '36: CESTRIAN Ad Staff, '37. MATTIE REID ALLEN Bid me sing. I will enchant thine ear. Basketball, '337 Bird Club, '33: Fashion Show, '33g Third Place Voice Contest, '34p Athletic Associa- tion, '34, '35, '36, '37: Glee Club, '34, '35, '36, '37I Skating Club, '35: Baseball, '35g Music Club, '34, '35, '36, '37g Dramatic Club, '36: Seventh Grade Chorus, '33: CESTRIAN Ad Statt, '37. ROBERT MOFFAT ANDERSON A pleasant manner, a bright mind, as good a fellow as you will find. Basketball, '32, '33, '34g B Football, '353 Glee Club, '37g Athletic Association, '33, '34, '35, '36, '37: Bird Club, '33: Marshal, '36: CESTRIAN Ad Staff, '37g Baseball, '37. GEORGE WADDELL ATKINSON, JR. Good humor and horse sense well combined. Football, '35, '363 Baseball, '36, '37: Secretary of F. F. A. Chapter, '35, '36: Athletic Association, '33, '34, ELIZABETH LOUISE ATTAWAY Wise to resolve and patient to perform. Fashion Show, '33, '34, '35: Skating Club, '35: CES- TRIAN Typing Staff, '37g Dramatic Club, '36g Home Hygiene, '36: Vocational Training Class, '37. ETHEL LUCILE BELL A girl who makes life worth while for others by her friendship. Glee Club, '34g Basketball, '33: Fashion Show, '34, '35: Cafeteria, '35, '36, '37: Vocational Training, '37. SENIQR CLAEY5, .wif png., 15415 iv :J x ri My s. It ' ,rt Ci,-Q if m . Mb ?f 'Bs 4..- IU' QT' IWW 'YN tv- ' Q. , x 3 1' -.. 3 ii v +5 . 'L NW. , X 1 Q, . K. KS -.1 - 274,19 .2 ri- ' LESTER BELL, JR. Ever calm and dignified, efficiency personified. Social Circle, Ga.: Football, '33, '34: Baseball, '34, '35: Baslretball, '34, '35: Glee Club, '33, '34, '35 Chester High School: Football, '35g Glee Club, '36 '377 Athletic Association, '37. ROBERT W. BENNETT Often quiet but always cheerful and willing. F. F. A., '36. JAM ES ROY BENNETT A rare good fellow-what more need be said? Football, '36: F. F. A., '36, '37: Marshal, '36. A ROBERT HARVEY BISHOP A quiet, unassuming gentleman who has e friendly smile. Athletic Association, '35, '37: 8-D Section Presi- dent, '34, CHARLES WILLIAM BRICE, JR. There is a bit of deviltry beneath his genial, mild exterior. Marshal, '36, Basketball, '34: Student Council, '37: Dramatic Club, '36: Athletic Association, '33, '34, '35, '36: Business Manager CESTRIAN, '37. THOMAS BOGGS BROOKS Strong mind he has, great skill in play, A greeting glad, and a jolly way. Student Council, '35, '37: Athletic Council, '35: Vice-President Class, '35: President Class, '37: Dra- matic Club, '36: Football, '36: Baseball, '37g Traclx, '35, '36, '37: State Traclc Meet, '36: Athletic Asso- ciation, '33, '34, '35. ,N Nl ASS P NELLIE CAROLINE CALDWELL Of all the gurls that c er were seen q qs Theres none so frne as Nellre Dnstruct Biology Contest 35 Drstrrct Algebra Con ,Vx test 35 Dramatnc Club 36 Marshal 36 Slcatung Club 36 Secretary Treasurer Sectuon A 36 Treas urer Sectnon A 37 Athletuc Assoclatlon 37 ELLA MAE CARTER Dull heavy care burdens not my mmd 4H Club 33 Dramatic Club 36 fx if Q if- PHIL EDGAR CHAPPELL Tcnded to has own affa rs let others tend to therrs LILLIAN STEADMAN COCKRELL surface Gee Club 35 36 37 Dramatuc Club 36 S -if TRIAN Acl Staff 37 Fashron Show 34 35 Ath letrc Assocuatnon 35 36 JOHN MARION CONRAD Many of hls fmcst qualutues are hndden from the crowd SARAH KATHRYN COOGLER Fate can nothing better send than a true and loyal frlznd Glee Club 34 35 36 37 Athletrc Assocnatnon 3 35 36 37 Dramatuc Club 36 Slratlng ub 35 Basketball 33 Fashion Show 33 CESTRIAN Ad Staff 37 Baseball 35 '! f fa Aw 'FQ Y S E CD R . . . . Jr - ' ' .sly by U 3 J J lvibmz , , . H f I . - ' ' I ' r' Z ' ' - f x 1 I I. , I E 1 IZ .f -.,, ,QW c, A.. A , .. . i : She represents to the world a calm, unruftled 7 'VY . ,T Q Y 5- I ' nice- X if J J - .. R . . , , 'tix ,UQ W ' 'I '4,', , : I I' ',': A Cl, ' ' : ,' : ' ,' : U 'Q' ' ' . - . N v . txj, --sl my , I If -7' ' 'D' 4 w-PD Qt' ' 33? tU's 1N' ttf' 25 Pi. fs1, 49.0. y M' my 'iv' y r cCar ' x 1- l ' X . I U JOHN coorea ' 'X To worry little, to study less, Is my idea of happiness. . ' Football, '33, '34, '35, '36: Baseball, '33, '35, '36, 1 .QQ '373 Basketball, '33, '34, '36: Vice-President Glee 5 Club, '34. MORGAN JONES CRAIG A man to meet with outstretched hands, A gentleman through and through. Athletic Association, '33, '34, '35, '36g Bird Club, '33g Biology Contest, '35: Basketball, '33: Boys' Glee 35 Club, '36: Band, '34, '35, '36, '37: Drum Major, '35, '36, '37, President ot Student Body, Eleventh Grade: CESTRIAN Ad Staff, '37g Marshal, '36: Red Cross First Aid Class, '36g Dramatic Club, '36. MARY ELLEN CUNNINGHAM Her look composed and steady eye Bespeak a matchless constancy. Glee Club, '34, '35, '36, '37: Home Hygiene Class, '36: Dramatic Club, '36: Skating Club, '35g Basket- ball, '33g CESTRIAN Ad Statt, '371 Winner ot Second Place in State Federated Music Contest in Ensemble Playing-Two Pianos-Eight Hands, '34: Athletic Association, '34, '35, '36, '37: Music Club, '34, '35: Music Contest, '33, '34, '35. .W A ff' 'ft I r Q -ll'-4 Q 2' ,s 4. - r CH ERA GERTRUDE DARBY Heart on her lips, soul within her eyes, Soft as her clime and sunny as her skies. Fashion Show, '33, '34, '35, '36: Student Council, '34: Representative on Athletic Association, '35, Secretary and Treasurer, '36: Skating Club, '35: Ath- letic Association, '35. JAMES AINSLEY DARBY 'Tis great to know one's mind. Athletic Association, '33, '34, '35. HARRY ADAMS DAVIS A pleasant fellow to talk with, a jolly good companion. Basketball, '32g Athletic Association, '34, '35, '36: Dramatic Club, '36g Athletic Representative, '35, '36: Glee Club, '36, '37: Secretary and Treasurer of First Aid Class, '35, '36, N O LASS MARIAN EVELYN DOVE Her rmrth the world requ red she bathed rt rn worlds of glee Club 32 3 35 Hrstor Cu 32 rr Club 33 CESTRlAN Typmg Staff 37 MORRISJ EHRLICH believe rn work but Im not In favor of as e ball 32 3 Cilee Clu 37 Ath e rc ssocratnon 33 34 35 Bard Cu Dramatrc Club 36 CESTRIAN Ad Staff 37 Cheer Leader 37 MATTIE LOU ESTES Her hand and heart work together with a wrll M rshal 36 Musrc Club 36 Skatrng ub Dramatuc Club 36 Home Hygrene Class 36 ron Show 33 34 3 Baske ball 33 TRIAN Ad Stahl 37 RUBY BELLE FARR Wrth quiet d gnrty she goes s lently about her work Lockhart Hrgh School Member of the Luterary Sc cley 4 rze rn Bfolo y Fashron Show 35 Glee Club 36 RALPH HALL FERGUSON The norsy tumult of the crowd wrll never ruffle me Edgemoor l-hgh School Lrterary Socrety 34 Bas ketball 34 Book Club 34 JANIE ELIZABETH GAYDEN A golden heart rs better than a sulver tongue Fas ron Show 33 34 Skatmg Club 35 Home Hygrene Club 36 Athletnc Assocratron 36 37 9' Ffh TN fini? lU1'a4Vb A567 1 5 S 76 9 5' 9' x 115 'uw ill rg- 'NZ- XY MXN' N ,..Q,, 1 1 :vs vs' 15 N Q... 1 8 X I ', rw., ,,, - ' 'WM 1, .1- Dug 4,1 ps., Jn A it N 1 . ' 1 I x 1 2' 'Q Q . y gg CMA . 3 ' fa it 'ir S '- x fl I '- 1:-N. 5 xy? -V JULIA eumce HALL She hgan eye that sm les I to all hearts Jvmvagla Club, '33p Dramatic Club, '36g Fashiori show, 9 '33. X MARGARET ELIZABETH HARDIN Not too serious, not too gay, But a mighty fine girl, l'll say. Athletic Association, '34, '35, '36, '37g Expression Contest '34 '35' Third Place Ex ression Contest , , . P f '35: Skating Club, '35: Baseball, '35g Dramatic Club, '36: Basketball, '37: Local Editor CESTRIAN, '37, JOHN HOLDER, JR. Great works are performed not by strength, but by perseverance. Football, '32, '33, '34, '35, '36: Baseball, '33, '35, '36, '37: Captain l936 Football Squad. S s ' ' txyy ii: he it H X A su-...M '- jd I f N MARGARET JEAN HOPPER To know her is to love her, Have l not said enough? Style Show, '35: Dramatic Club, '36: Basketball, '37: Home Hygiene, '36. DOROTHY EUGENIA HORNER Give me time, friends, and music, and life will be a pleasure, Athletic Association, '34, '35, '36, '37: Basketball, '33: Bird Club, '33g Fashion Show, '33, '34, '35: Dramatic Club, '36: Skating Club, '35: Music Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, Secretary of Music Club, '36: President of Music Club, '37g First Place State Music Contest: Piano Solo, '34, '36g Hymn Playing, '34, '36: Duo, '34: Ensemble, '33: Second Place Music Contest for District: Piano Solo, '33, '35: Duo, '35: Glee Club, '34, '35: Pianist tor Glee Club, '36, '37: Ad Staff of CESTRIAN, ROY MARION HUEY Happy am I from care set free, Why aren't they all content like me? Athletic Association, '34, '35: Glee Club, '36, '37, , M937 SENIOR om: BENITA LEMoNs ' Her worst she kept, her best she gave to us. Fashion Show, '33, '34: Skating Club, '35: Dramatic Club, '36. ILAH EUGENIA LIGON Complete in feature and in mind, with all good grace to grace a lady. Algebra Contest, '34: Geometry Contest, '35: Home Hygiene Class, '357 Style Show, '33, '34: Basketball, '37: Marshal, '36, DOROTHY ELMINA LINDSAY For thou art fair, my pretty maid. Fashion Show, '34, '35. WILLIAM CLAYTON MATTHEWS A friend in work, in play, in sorrow, The same yesterday, today, tomorrow. Athletic Association, '34, '35: Football Manager, '36: Baseball Manager, '36: Traclc Manager, '36: Dramatic Club, '367 Glee Club, '34, '35g First Aid Class, '36, JOHN HAMILTON MILLER Determination and patience are two of real charactefs finest qualities. Marshal, '36: Dramatic Club, '36: Glee Club, '37g CESTRIAN Ad Staff, '37. WILLIAM MURRAY MILLER Good in sports, and a jolly, good friend to aII. Football, '3bg Track, '35g History Club, '33: Bird Club, '33: Band, '33. C LASS... ,,.fw..,.,r- 'Qu r UN'U L as st . 'QT' 95 -tea- Q 'vw 'Nu-., 1 K . A W X ,wwf fs -rx L -rI4f'.' 31'-M at 'W-v-W '- -'hrlvalv C 4 - I r 4 4 I A F '95 A , K E QL G. ' 24,1937 :- X, ,, 'iw-M J eq., i VIRGINIA MILLER MORRISON She is pretty to walk with, ard witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. Style Show, '34, '35g Athletic Association, '33, '34, '35, '36g Glec Club, '341 Bird Club, '33g Basketball, '377 Skating Club, '35. WILLIAM McALI LEY 'Tis good to enjoy the plcasurcs ot wealthy therefore, will I seek to enrich rriy purse with earthly and my mind with intelligent thoughts' goods Athletic Association, '37: Dramatic Club, Club, '37g Marshal, '36: Class Lawyer, . '36: Glee '37 HOWARD GRADY McCALLU M I am content, I do not care, wag as it will the world for me. F. F. A., '34, '35, '36. f ,,s JW fJ fx A. 3' X af m 3 ALFRED McCOY Never take troubles upon yourselfg let them come to you. Student Council Representative, '36g Athletic Asso- ciation, '36: Athletic Representative, '37: Basket- ball, '33, '34: Glee Club, '36, '37: Dramatic Club, '36: CESTRIAN Ad Stott, '36: First Aid Class, '36. MARY LOUISE McDANIEL She scatters sunshine in her path with smiles so glad and gay. Fashion Show, '34, '35, A. ONEAL McKEOWN Why worry? It will happen anyway. of SENIOR CLA WILLIAM HASKELL McKEOWN A student and a gentleman. Football, '34, '3S: Baslcetball, '34: Athletic Associa- tion, '34, '35, '36, '37, DAVID C. PERRY Content to observe, to achieve, to enjoy. Circulation Manager ot CESTRIAN, '37g Bird Club, '33 EVA JEANETTE PORTER A sweet, attractive kind of grace, A full assurance given by looks, Coritinual comfort in her face. Fashion Show, '34, '35: Athletic Association, '34, '35, '36, '375 Skating Club, '35: Glee Club, '36I President ot Home Hygiene Class, '36: Marshal, '36: Vocational Training, '37g Dramatic Club, '36Z CESTRIAN Ad Staff, '37, FRED FRANKLIN RINGSTAFF Let come what may, He smiles all the way. Traclr, '34, '35: Baseball, '34, '35: Football, '34, '35, '36: Glee Club, '35: Dramatic Club, '35g Athletic Association, '33q Jolce Editor of CESTRIAN, '37: Member of F. F. A. Organization, '34, '35, '36: Secretary ot Class, '37. LAFAYETTE L. RAMSEY Earnest eftort counts for much, Glee Club, '34g B Team Football, '34, '35g Repre- sentative ot Athletic Association, '36. JEFF FRANKLIN RHODES S Whatever his mind ordains for it elf, it will accomplish. Vice-President ot Class, '34: Member of Student Council, '36: Football, '36, 'K . 'wx SSO!!! 'Q tk 01504 'C' .nx- . i S i .4 +- Xx ' 'si' 3 ' 9 by L. hi- 4 C-1- 3 s 1 x ' , if 'Q 1.9, f-.N 1 1 5 Q . . -x..- 711' 3 ff!-, W . , Q- Q' 0 2 gn. at I' , N 'WN' 'Pi an w-Ni' Ni. V -1- fr' sf .-45 Af' .Q J C Sa'X 4:7 3 2461937 Fw if-so f ,J lg 'f high That seeks ascendencyf' Basketball, '33, '37: Fashion Show, '333 Music Con- test, '33, '343 Bird Club, '33: Glee Club, '34, '35, '36: W. C. T. U. Contest, '35: Skating Club, '35: Dramatic Club, '36g Athletic Association, '33, '34, '35, '36, '37Z Music Club, '33, '34, '357 CESTRIAN Ad Statt, '37g Vice-President ot Class, '37. ANNE ELIZABETH ROBINSON Well-placed silence is more eloquent than speech. Fashion Show, '34, '35: Athletic Association, '34, '35, '36, '37: Basketball, '337 Bird Club, '33g Glee Club, '34, '35. MARGUERITE STARNES Have I not two eyes ot my own? I pin my tate to no rnan's sleeve. Skating Club, '35: Marshal, '36: Student Council Representative, '35g Basketball, '33: Fash.on Show, '33, '34, '35, '361 Athletic Association, '36. J. D. SNEAD Plenty of wit and good sense. Class Prophet, '36, '37, VAUGHAN R. SUMMERLIN I've taken my fun where I've found ity l've ranged and roved in my time. York: Green and White Club, '35g Block Y Club, '35. Chester: Football, '36. ELOISE VAUGHN Leave silence to the saintsg I am but human. Athletic Association, '33, '34, '35, '36: Glee Club, '33, '34, '36, Bird Club, '33: Basketball, '33: Home Hygiene Club, '351 Skating Club, '35i CESTRIAN Staff, '37, A , . v CI.lAXSSooo.'f,,' FRANCES LORENE WARMOTH Her voice was ever sweet, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in woman. Glee Club, '35, '36, Dramatic Club, '36, Girl's Home Hy- giene Club, '36, Fashion Show, '33, '34, '35, Bird Club, '35, CESTRIAN Typing Staff, '37, Skating Club, '35, Ath- letic Association, '37. ROBERT COLEMAN WEIR A man who is liked by all his fellowmenf' Basketball, '33, '34, Track, '34, Football, '35, '36, Base- ball, '36, '37, First Aid Class, '35, Dramatic Club, '36, Athletic Association, '33,I'34, Secretary and Treasurer of Cass, '35. JIMMIE WEIR The dull drudge of books or the cares ofa scholar will never burden me. Football, '32, '33, '34, '35, '36, Baseball, '33, '35, '36, '37, Track, '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, Basketball, '34, '36, Vice- President Ninth Grade, Athletic Editor of CESTRIAN, '37. ANN CAROLINE WHITE A keen, inquisitive, clever mind, A better student you'll never find. Basketball, '33, '37, Fashion Show, '33, Secretary and Treasurer of Class, '34, Winner of D. A. R. Citizenship Medal, '34, Girls' Expression Contests, '34, '35, Winner W. C. T. U. Expression Contest, '35, Contestant in District Algebra Contest, '35, In Geometry Contest, '36, French Contests, '36, Glee Club, '35, '36, '37, Skating Club, '35, Dramatic Club, '36, Athletic Association, '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, President of Junior Class, '36, Member of Student Council, '36, Chief Marshal, '36, Music Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, Secretary Music Club, '37, Editor-in-Chief of CES- TRIAN, '37. MARY ELIZABETH WHITE True as the needle to the pole, cr the sundial to the sun. Fashion Show, '34, '35, Skating Club, '35, CESTRIAN Typ- ing Staff, '37. MARY PHILLIPS WHITE She hides a multitude of excellent qualities under her quiet cloak of modesty. Winner of D. A. R. Citizenship Medal, '34, Glee Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, Skating Club, '35, Second Place State Voice Contest and Piano Duo, '34, Second Place Piano Ensemble, '35, First Place Original Musical Composition, '35, '36, Vice-President Music Club, '37, Contestant in Catawba District Contest in Plane Geometry and French, '36, Dramatic Club, '36, Marshal, '36, Athletic Associa- tion, '34, '35, '36, '37, CESTRIAN Ad Staff, '37, Historian of Class, '37. Ch.. 'Shrew I-,s ,.. r ' ,f '.i I ig Q-N' Y Q. , Q 6 '95 Qi in-:'- Amr: .fix in 'DQ 40- x -1 .3--. 'f-.W , 3 xqlh lglw 3 v mg. Q -K W' yxbxn h , i vt A 4' awaits JS E N l CD R C .3 ' X J' w '- x - rx 'Y vi. -. e.. ' XYPP ' s V BERTIE ETHEL WILKES Q, fx A smile tor all, a greeting glad, a jolly, fig lovable way she had. Athletic Association, '34, '35, '36, '37g Cheer Leader, '36, '37: Chief Cheer Leader, '37g Glee Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, Secretary of Glee Club, '36g Music Club, '34, '35, '36, '37, Treasurer ot Music Club, '37g Music Contests, '33, '34, '35, '367 Second Place Hymn Contest, '335 CESTRIAN Ad Staff, it x '37f Dramatic Club, '36j Skating Club, '35g Baseball, '35g X Basketball, 33g Bird Club, '33g Fashion Show, '33. ' - EULA MAURICE WILKES ' ' , Gentle she is and ot good intent, 3 A girl upon lite's problem bent. -' 'Glee Club, '33g Bird Club, '33j 4-H Club, '33g Fashion -.,., - ' Shoy, '33, '34g Dramatic Club, '36. 1 1 ' FRANCES LUCILLE WILLIAMS .Rf L- .L A bit of a flirt, capricious too, and yet quite lovable and willing to do, 'xl as .' First Plaig kyoice, Piano Ensemble, Piano Composition Duo, '34, econd Place Piano Duo, '35t Chorus, '33g Glee -sw-1. x vt fff 40 f' Club, '34, '35, '36g Fashion Show, '33, '34, '35, '36g Skat- ing Club, '35g Basketball, '34, '37: President Ninth Grade, '35g Music Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, '373 Secretary Music Club, '35g Student Council, '357 Secretary and Treasurer Tenth Grade, '36g President Music Club, '36g Vice-Presi- dent Glee Club, '36g Expression Contest, '36g President Girls' Hygiene Club, '37, President Glee Club, '37g Asso- ciate Editor-in-Chief ot CESTRIAN, '37g Athletic Associa- 1' iron, '36, '37. LILLA WOODWARD WILSON A rare compound of humor, oddity, and fun, Who relished a iolre and rejoiced in a pun. Due West: President of Class, '33, '341 President ot 4-H Club, '34, '35j Member Latin Club, '34, '35: Member of Firslnwv Club, '34, WR- M:-rnher ot Dramatic Club, '35, '36j Winner ot Short Story Contest, '36. Chester: Member of Glee Club, '36, '37g Member of Athletic Council, '36: '37: Member of Athletic Association, '36, '37. LASSOOO BETTE ANN WOOD With brown eyes dancing and gay, And a mind that's quick in every way. Music Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, '37g Glee Club, '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, Contestant in State Federated Music Contest, '33, '34, '35, '36g Second Place State Music Contest, '34, Hymn Playing Contest, '34, Dramatic Club, '35, '36g Joke Editor on CESTRIAN Staff, '37g Bird Club, '3-15 Skating Club, '35, Basketball, '33, Fashion Show, '35, '36g Assistant Pianist for Glee Club, '37. SINNIE MAE WOODLE As merry as the day is long. Fashion Show, '34, '35, Athletic Association, '34, '35, '3b. MARY ELOISE WYLIE She that was fair and never proud, Had tongue at will, yet never loud. Skating Club, '35g Glee Club, '35, '36, '37g Music Club, '33, '34, Expression Contest, '34, '35j Athletic Association, '33, '35, '36, '37g Dramatic Club, '36g Basketball, '33, '-37: Student Council, '37q CESTRIAN Ad Staff, '37, Typing Staff, '37g Marshal, '36: Fashion Show, '34, '35, President Home Hygiene, '37. CHARLES CLARENCE YOUNG, JR. A quiet, gentle dignity marks his ways. Bard, '33, '34g Athletic Association, '33, '34, '35, '36g Basketball, '33g B Football, '357 Football, '36Q Student Council, '37g Assistant Business Manager CESTRIAN, '37. , r 1V l,l CLASS PIQOPI-IECY TRIP to the moon' In I937 everyone would have laughed at the mere adea but now ten years I ter at was just a joy rde Because of my anventron of the Oxade Rocket Shap the people of the world were allowed to establash a colony on all of the planets I was appoanted by the Presadent to govern the moon where I had had myself for the past seven years As I entered the huge flyang shap for a trap to the world I wondered how the old class of 37 had prospered I entered my state room and started to unpack when I realazed that I was not the only person an the room Turnang around I was startled to see a bag faced man grannang from ear to ear I started to speak but then I recognazed han-a at was no other than James Aansley Darby of old Chester Hagh then I yelled' After suffacaent greetangs I pushed hm an a chaar and demanded a full report on our old school c ums e I start wath myself e saa pu ang out a pape an applyang a Iaght I am now sole owner of the largest newspaper syndacate an the world and have lust started an offace here A for the rest well just turn on thas televasaon set and see what we shall see The photo plate cleared up showang the handsome face of an announcer whom I ammedaately recognazed as Clarence Young He seemed greatly excated about somethang After Iastenang to ham for a whale I gathered that he was broadcastang a baseball game He was sure tellang the world Here we are baseball fans an the nrnth annang of thas the last game of the I947 World Seraes between the Phaladelphla Athletacs and the New York Grants John Cooper wall be the farst man to face Wallaam Lawson Love patcher and manager of the New York Grants James Aansley reached over and turned the daal Thas tame sweet musac greeted our ears and the leader turned to sang lo and behold at was Margaret Hardln When she fanashed her song she smaled and began Now ladaes and gentlemen at gaves me great pleasure to present as guest artast those two great explorers John Maller and Wallaam McAlaley who wall gave you a thrallang account of thear last trap to Mars an search for ace germs After thear thrallang talks the lady of ceremonaes stepped up to the photo plate and Introduced the worlds greatest dress desagner and I nearly faanted because at was Mattae Read Allen Then I dd get a treat' The photo plate was turned on a beautaful platform and the parade of gorgeous models began among them I recognazed Mary Phallaps Whate and Eloase Wylae At another stataon the blarang musac of a carcus band came to us and then the announcer Here we are at Madason Square Garden to watness the openang naght of the Chappell Bros Carcus Before the events began we shall turn the photo plate on some of the celebretaes that are present In box seat 99 you see two great actresses Mary Erwan Abell of musacal comedy fame and Margaret Robbans who as featured an the Boadway success The Gorgeous Murder Please note the gaudy orange hat on Mass Abell She as also famous for those In the box opposate you see Jammy Wear heavyweaght champaon of the world and has wfe who was before thear marraage Maurace Walkes a famous paanter Wath them you see thear three chaldren In the next box there as Morgan Craag well known banker and R H Ferguson postmaster general Wath Mr Craag as Gertrude Darby has secretary Thats all for now so we transfer you to the rang and the rangmaster Belaeve at or not at was Brll Cornwall and has voace sounded lake a fog horn La aes and gentlemen I call your attentaon to the skaes Fr m a plane that wall carcle thas stadaum that famous trapeze team Wallram Brace and Eva Porter wrll defy death wath thear act An belaeve me they dd The carcus went on and on and as a thrallang clamax two ace flyers Tommy Brooks and Morras Ehrl ch dd thangs wth planes that were no larger than the smallest auto mobale that was so famous ra I93O James turned the daal rust an tame to catch the followang an raouncement 0 6 - , l , I 1 . . . , 1 . - 1 . 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CLASS I-IISTOIQY N a brrght sunshrny mornrng n September I926 several hundred small exerted chrldren forsook babyhood forever and embarked on the penlous voyage that rs educatron At Foote Street College Street Dora Jones Baldw n and Eureka we learned the fundamentals of read n rrtrn and rrthmetrc under capable teachers who endeared themselves to each small puprl Our grammar school days are now only pleasant memorres ot work play and companronshrp but we realize they were preparing us tor the long hard grand that IS hrgh school When we entered the seventh grade we telt that a detlnute mrlestone n our Irves had been passed The hrst tew days were a seemrngly endless processron ot blocks lockers and new 'faces but once we had conquered the former two we seemed to be truly a part ot the hgh school The next year being erghth graders we were elrgrble tor the varrous organrzatrons ot the hugh school proper such as the glee clubs and the student councrl Thrs year we were Introduced to the long dreaded terrors ot Iatrn and algebra but most ot us found the realrty not qurte so terrrble as the antrcrpatron A Junror College was added to our school at the begrnnrng ot thrs school year but a slnght change rn the arrangement ot the blocks was the only way we were attected Our nrnth year saw a complete change rn our system ot gradrng The school year was drvrded Into terms ot sux weeks and exams which had threatened at regular Intervals during our school careers approached us twrce as otten Musrcal organrzatrons have played a large part rn our school actrvrtles The glee clubs boys and gurls under Mass Hutchrns Mass Wnllxams and Mrss Shealey successively have Interested many of our members and have done much to advance good musrc rn the school The band under Mr Huchrns rn 34 was reorganlzed the next year under Mr Allen It has grown steadrly srnce and has contnbuted much to the enthusrasm of the student body rn chapel and at games We began the last half of our hrgh school days wrth Increased responsrbrlrtres and a growrng sense of our rmportance The hugh spot ot the year was that long dreamed ot occasron the rumor sensor party Ot that memorable evening In May let at be sand It we may be so bold as to boast that a good time was had by all It was not untrl the last week ot school that lull betore the hustle and bustle ot Commencement that we realrzed that our days rn the burldrng we had learned to love were numbered Wrth drthculty we realrze that we are senrors Graduation untrl now a hazy blur on a 'tar distant horizon IS a concrete event Drplomas the ultrmate goal ot eleven years ot hard work are wrthrn our grasp As we leave Chester H gh and begun the serrous bus ness of Irvrng we realrze that In the years o come we wll look on the days spent wrthrn her shelterrng walls as the happrest of our Irves From year to year our number has been constantly changrng We have lost trrends but new ones have lorned from rural schools and from other towns Those who have been rn the Chester Cnty Schools contrnuously srnce the trrst grade are Mottat Anderson BII Bruce Marlon Conrad Kathryn Coogler Ball Cornwall Morgan Crag Mary Ellen Cunnmgham Gertrude Darby Harry Davrs Morns Ehrlrch Elrzabeth Gayden John Holder Dorothy Horner Roy Huey Eugema Lgon Wrllram McAIrIey Altred McCoy Haskell McKeown John H Muller Eva Porter Jett Rhodes Margaret Robbins EI za beth Robrnson Elonse Vaughn Lorene Warmoth Ann Whrte Eluzabeth White Mary Phrllrps Whrte Bertre Wrlkes Frances Wrllrams Bette Wood Sunnre Mae Woodle Eloise Wylre Clarence Young Jr MARY PHILLIPS WHITE Hrstonan 37 O 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 lr 11 -...-. .. -11 . 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CLASS WILL the enror Class ot I937 realrzrng that our days at sc oo are swlttly passrng have drawn up the tollowrng document bequeathrng to the rrsrng senror class those trarts that are especrally endeared to us We are tully aware ot the serrous tact that the rncomrng senror class rn therr buddrng youth and rrnmaturrty wrll be utterly rncapable ot realrz ng the tremendous srgnrtrcance ot the bestowal ot these grtts upon them We hope however that the sand present rumor class wrll treasure these prrcele possessrons wth all therr hearts and that they wrll use each and every one ot these enumerated bequests to the best of therr abrlrtres The tollowrng rs the last wrll and testament ot the senror class ot nrneteen hundred and thrrty seven ot the Chester Hrgh School To the faculty we express our deepest gratrtude for both the mental and moral knowledge taught us Also we are thankful tor then krndness and patrence I Bertre Wrlkes do leave my abrlrty as chret cheer leader to Lucrle Crosby hoprng that she wrll enroy gettmg hoarse as much as I ave I Motlat Anderson do leave all my knowledge of ladres to Brll Henry We Margaret Robblns and Mary Erwrn Abell do leave to Vrrgrnra Stone and Helen Faulk our love tor Wrnnsboro and also a bool: on How To Get Acquarnted I Ann Whrte do leave my ablty as a speaker to Lucrle Crosby and Julra Wall hoprng that they wlll draw the crowds as I have I Nellre Caldwell do leave my knowledge ot physrcs to future students hoprng they wrll under stand ths subrect as well as I durrng every one of my sensor tests We Robert Brshop Grady McCallum and Robert Bennett leave to Charles Blume Frank Patton J C Cassels and Wrllram Harvey our qenurne desrre to drunk rn the hrstory ot our Amerrcan 'fathers We Phrl Chappell Harry Davrs and Roy Huey do bestow our hard days ot study upon Ralph McCallum John Huey and W B Wharton knowrng our record cannot be excelled We Bette Wood and Elorse Vaughn do leave to Dorothy Robrnson and Ruth Grant our abrlrty at bluftrng teachers hoplng they wrll enroy the rob more than we do I Haskell McKeown do leave to Bartlett McCravy and Janre Werr my abrlrtres at drawrng I Roy Bennett do leave to Oneal McKeown the power to make good marks and strll be on the football team I Wrllram Love do leave to Walter Games and Buster Lrngle my abrlrty to remember every th ng I ar I Morrrs Ehrl ch do leave to Jummy Betts and BII Baker my love of standrng before 'football fans and yellrng I Morgan Crarg do grve my trnal farewell toot rn the band to James Grant and Donald Keller hoprng that they wrll do as well rn other actrvrtres as they have done wrth me rn the and We Elrzabeth Gayden and Ruby Farr bestow our hrstory notes upon Frances Byars hoprng that she wll get a complete knowledge ot hrstory from these pages I Oneal McKeown leave my seat rn solrd geometry to Paul Brawley and Otto Ray hoprng they wrll be as much an object ot Interest to Mlss Brgham as I have been We Maurrce Wrlkes Julra Hall and Ollre Lemons leave to Anne Mrnter Mary Hood Mary Wood all the trme we have lost from studyrng and do hope they wrll study equally as hard W E, S . 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I, Marion Conrad, pass on to the members ot the junior class my imagination which I have needed , , , . r , . . , , , , , I I I - i he . , ' I r I I 4 I I I I I 1 I I I , I ' I I I I 1 - ' ' I I ' I I I Grady McCallum do leave to Wlbur Chalk James Neely Grant James Lrrrdsay d J C Cassels my artentlveness rn class We Elrzabeth Whrte and Srnnre Mae Woodle leave our quret ways to Margaret Frnley Elrse Cunnlngham and Ida Cook hoprng thus wrll lower to some extent our hrgh school racket I Clarence Young do leave my place on the football team to Wrlllam Harvey Marlon Love Thomas Sanders and Robert McConnell hoprng that one ot these may full thus vacancy We Mattre Lou Estes Eugenra Lugon and Lorene Warmoth leave our studlous ways to Loualta Johnston and Mary Jane Ray I Alfred McCoy do leave to Joe Robblns and Wullram Leckle my habrt of mak ng the teachers mad every other perrod I Davrd Perry do leave Tom Patrrck and Avery Campbell my ambrtlon to be the edrtor ot The Chester Astonrsher I John Harnllton Mlller leave to Bruce Mclfeown and Lewrs McKee my studrous ways hoprng that some day they may look as scholarly through specs a I d a r El n o eave m a rr ge a rnan to Margaret Hatche and use Huestess hoprng that they wlll be as successtul as I have been I J D Snead do leave my prophetrc abrlrty to Carolrne Marlon I Tom Brooks do leave all my monkey shunes to James Sosebee Clarence Dabbs and Douglas Ramsey plus the dttrculty ot gorng so tar wrthout gettrng a whrte slrp ot paper We Waddell Atkrnson and Jrmmy Werr leave our surplus statue to Joseph Cassels knowmg he I R I-I Ferguson do leave the motron that all puprls answer rn whrspers to Allen Brockman Borroughs Boyd and John Brown hoprng that they wrll get all the students to support them rn thls movement l Gertrude Darby leave to Margaret Dove Esther Samuels Vardell Knox and Ed th Atkrnson my attractrons tor the opposrte sex We John Cooper and John Holder leave to Zrp Hanna Cecrl Hope and Jack Chappell our habrt ot brrngrng yesterdays work rn tor tomorrow l Frances Wrllrams do leave my love of chemrstry to Frances Wrlkes We Mary Ellen Cunnrngham and Ethel Bell leave our sweet drsposrtrons to Anme Mae Straut Grace Matthews and Kathleen Spence knowlng they wll be able to keep them sweet I Marguerrte Starnes do leave my calmness to Mary Colllns and Florence Thomas hoprng rt may quret them a lrttle I Wlllrarn Bruce do leave to Alex Muller Thomas Banks and Johnny Srmpson the prrvrlege ot puttrng ther lengthy legs on the charr rn front of them provrded the teacher does not obrect I Coleman Werr leave halt my understandrng to Jake Colvn and halt to Robert Douglas be seechrng them to drstrrbute the surplus among those who need brarns l Jett Rhodes leave my abluty as an orator to Wullrs Neely Bobby Sampson and Francrs Atkrnson hoplng they know as much about Ccero as I learned trom the Galle Wars I Ella Mae Carter do leave my love of solrd geometry to Helen I-Iuckabee I Vrrgrnra Morrrson leave my ablllty to attract boys and stll keep my mlnd on my studres to Hallre Colvrn We Eva Porter and Elorse Wylle leave the Iearnrng we have galned ln our search tor knowledge to Annre Laurre Lrndsay and Annus Wlkes hoprng they wrll soon begun searchrng I Vaughan Summerlrn do leave my aboundxng knowledge of French to Booker Bagby and Harrrson Bell We Jean Hopper and Elrzabeth Attaway leave our love of hrstory parallels to Elrzabeth Hope and Belle Courtney , . , i , , ' , an . .. L , , - t . , , , , .. V . .. I I A I I 4 I I I . ' s o. I, M tte R 'd Alle , d I y blty to t ll EI' 1 I Y I I . .... . ., ,. I I I v can use all we can spare. I 1 I I A - 4 A I , , I 1 I I I I I I , , ' I . I I I I y . I . . ' , I I , I , . , , , , I Wllram Muller bestow upon Glenn Brclcett Lrndsay Grant Pete Hollrs and J B Campbell my love ol the commerclal classrooms We Lourse McDanrel and Dorothy Lrndsay leave our tenth grade Englrsh notes to Wrllre Mae Adlrrns Dorrs Bralretleld and Vrrgrnra Clarlre I Mary Phrllrps Whrte do leave my vocal talent to Zoe Martrn hoprng that she can reach hugh as well as I c I Lrllran Coclcrell do leave my loclrer mrrror and lrpstrclc whrch has served me so tarthtully 'lor tour years to Mrldred Wrrght I Lrlla Wllson do leave my neverceasrng tlow ot words to Mlldrcd Durham I Lester Bell do leave my desrre to become a radro expert to I-Iamrlton Sampson and Edgar Ournton We Kathryn Coogler and Elizabeth Robinson do leave to Harriet Darby and Martha Roddy our trrendly nature hoprng they can always lrve up to us I Lafayette Ramsey do leave my abrlrty to laugh my way through school to Ray Howell and Robert Walsh We Margaret Harden and Dorothy Horner leave our outstandmg personalrtles to Sara Page and Mlldred Anderson I Fred Rrngstatt do leave my books and papers when I graduate to Howard Snead and Johnny Wrrght but l Ireep my pencll to chew on I James Darby do leave my themes rn Englrsh whrch pleased Mass Blanr to Bull Lrndsay hoprng that he can Improve on them And now as I tremble and shalce before I put my srgnature to thus paper I am preparrng to wrrte to the governor tor a cell trve teet thrclc rn whrch I am sure I would be sate at not happy WILLIAM McALILEY Class Lawyer 37 1 I 1 1 1 1 - - 1 I I ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 C an. 1 1 1 1 . r 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 . QM SENIOR CLASS STATIST TALKERS THEY'RE GOOD ALL AROUND GOOD STUDENTS CLASS BLUFFS ATTRACTIVE DISPOSITIONS PERFECT POPULAR ICS mug: X - ? K v K l'S 'F'?'- A , I, 5-.. 549' I 15 ,I , I v -ru -1. , r. ,P I 'Q ,.. ,qs ALI 'fm . .I ev' Y' ',.,C q'2 ., C 45-. is ov' 1'4 w. 2 3 Q46 -. --.. 'QP R-vw-v-Q1-1-S We fi 17 ' R ,W K , , 9- I ... .ve- XK W E : . 1 ff I . 'v ,mx ,RQ fx Y K 1... ' 2 x X l gs. , in tr.. 4. i TOM PATRICK President LEWIS McKEE Vice-President JOHNNY SIMPSON Secretary and Treasurer BOOKER BAGBY HARRISON BELL ALLEN BROCKMAN JOSEPH CASSELS HALLIE COLVIN JAKE COLVIN HARRIET DARBY ROBERT DOUGLAS MILDRED DURHAM MARGARET HATCHELL ELEANOR HICKLIN ELISE HUESTESS CAROLINE MARION W. S. MINTER BRICE MCKEOWN SARA PAGE MARY JANE RAY JOE ROBBINS VIRGINIA STONE W. B. WHARTON FRANCES WILKES GUY WILKES MARY WOOD MILDRED WRIGHT FRANCIS ATKINSON TOM BANKS BORROUGHS BOYD PAUL BRAWLEY WALTER GAINES ZIP HANNA WILLIAM HENRY WILLIAM LECKIE WILLIAM LINDSAY BUSTER LINGLE O'NEAL MCKEOWN WILLIS NEELY EDGAR QUINTON DOUGLAS RAMSEY OTTO RAY JAMES SOSEBEE ROBERT WALSH TENTH GRADE I I JOHNNY WRIGHT EDITH ATKINSON DORIS BRAKEFIELD AVERY CAMPBELL VIRGINIA CLARK MARY COLLINS CLARENCE DABBS MARGARET DOVE JAMES GRANT ERNESTINE HARDIN DONALD KELLER ZOE MARTIN ANN MINTER FRANK PATTON VERNON REVELS MILDRED ANDERSON GLENN BICKETT VELMA BOULWARE JOHN BROWN J. B. CAMPBELL J. C. CASSELS CATHERINE CRANFORD LUCILE CROSBY ELISE CUNNINGHAM JOE CUTHBERTSON LINDSAY GRANT RUTH GRANT PETE HOLLIS ELIZABETH HOPE HELEN HUCABEE JOHN HUEY ANNIE LAURIE LINDSAY GRACE MATTHEWS HARRY MILLER CONNIE PEAY DOROTHY ROBINSON ESTHER SAMUELS HAMILTON SIMPSON KATHLEEN SPENCE ELIZABETH STROUD ANNIE MAE STRUBE FLORENCE THOMAS JULIA WALL JANIE WEIR ANNIS WILKES HELEN FAULK VARDELL KNOX Q 0' X va Q, QLIG:-. H. ,W 'F'-3. -4. w I' Q ' I' ,xl . -... bf- Q 1 I 't - I ,. , i' , . . , I ., - I ge 1- in ' A -1 'vu ? IV -Q.. 'wwf-I -v-. v-M-1' I . Q if K ' an CY. R I ... md, W4 f .of- ur I x A 1, If 0 -y.. I 39 f L ,fax - J I ,,,,, F f 1 Wm' A33- A Q.- Q .ji 1- 'Vw Q1 wa, 5 -wg. .,, Off' vu YQ- -'-of 'kv S+ dn-... 1 1 1' .n l F ', wi. H'-' BQ, -.f 4- ,eww :Q L. 2 ik- -., 2 T' 4 I Q ' xsbw T ' p fr, A. an '19 fm . 4 v- fha- fq- . Fila E1 Q., ,Sk 'fi 'O , f L,,,.-Q. 'vw 1 rl-ff ,, -I -o 'O' You . I fr- . A an '.-, '-rn .,::U J... lui- . . A-1 H A 'T Tk Q:-'s - .T I ' J 45, . a gl. 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Q46 MYRON SAN DIFER President JOE FI N LEY Vice-President LYLES WEIR Secretary and Treasurer MILDRED BENTON JAMES BOYD JOHN CORNWALL CLAUD CROSBY THELMA CULP ANITA DARBY ISABEL DARBY RUTH DARBY CLAUD EDWARDS TERRENCE GENES LYLES GLENN DORIS GREENE GEORGE GREGORY SAM HOPE LAURA LEE LONG ALMA LOVE SHERWOOD MILLER MARGARET MORRISON DOROTHY OATES ELIZABETH SIMPSON VIRGINIA STEVENSON HARRILL WYLIE EDNA CORNWELL BRYAN CRENSHAW BETTY RICHARDSON FENNEL STARNES GEORGE WRENN MARY ATKINSON EULEE BAREFOOT AUDREY BIGHAM MILDRED BLACK MARGARET CAMPBELL SARA COOKE YVONNE COOPER DOROTHY DOVE JANE FORD . .,n4 LOUISE GRANT LOUISE JACKSON SUSIE MCDILL SARA MCGUINN MADELINE MCKEOWN JUANITA RAMSEY DORA ROOF ISABEL SIMS EVELYN TAYLOR KATHLEEN VAUGHN DOROTHY WADE MARION WEIR HARRIET WHITE JESSIE MAE WOLFE W B ATKINSON CURTISS BAKER OSCAR BELL ALEX BOYD CHARLES CARPENTER THURSTON CHAVIS LESTER CLARK DELTON CRANFORD WILLIAM FALEY G B HEATH EMORY HOLLIS BILLY HOPPER ROBERT HUEY MARION RINGSTAFF ROBERT TAYLOR BOB WOODWARD THOMAS YOUNG WILLIAM HARVEY R H BAGLEY TOMMY GLADDEN JAMES GRANT SARA McALILEY DAISY STRINGFELLOW LUCINDA WADE MARY ALICE LOVE it 'TV' vs., C. Q 'Y I .... Nw! 'VY- cm. 'Q 4 A U in . Q- 1' I wnll' x 'Wg usu- - 'ZEN '7n.. Fin L 4 uf ,, 'li Y, 5, ' INIIINITI-I GRADE 1. 4. 'mf 7 I , 3 I I 43 , Sz. gc 5-, ' b K X I P if V .'l- I H . SEZ' 121211331 'R a R . VN? 'Ing sk A few W , ' V ' , Q1 af... R' I I. Q? wk V , fm Y fir? ii.. I Q, ff 2' I I I if 'J I - I Q . B gb . - ' I 've s' C ,M R. I ! S5 K ., I 'ff 44 I fb 6 II iiy W 4 ' , X f '- 'wa Ia' , . . A WY. K4 v . ' 1, ,J 1 5 Sl Q, 2 2 f M I A I C' S W - .ai . 1 ... L 5 I 3 f 1' ii E ,I E, M S 'K .. L 'H , , I I. '. x - FN rrv ,N .-5415 N .t Q A II 'I If ff ID. , , I .Wg 1 'A 'T I , I- 3- , pf, f' vw F ,ark A I J X I A S I 'T , v A 1 IV ' L11 A 5 ' 1. f .,I' A T 'Y 'T ' Wai fs qi fl Rq WN an I .IA I n I, 2 kk.. +I, I. I Rv gh K I Af - 1 LA 'SEQ 'T x, QWIA A -,A . IVA ,, 53 Q-.-. . N Q. . 4 0 kv, 'A' , ,rr 1, ' ,g 'I EN b I :N ri I LT' VI' e In -W ff I If Q A If ' 2. T nt ?:S1L: I ' L . A AN If .., ' . Cz.. f-N 1 ,rf ' QR: Lee, S: - 5 ' 04? f Q46 TED RICHARDSON President HELEN RUCKER Vice-President THOMAS BICKETT Secretary-Treasurer MARGARET ANN ANDERSON ANNIE BOYD BRAKEFIELD JANE BRAWLEY MARY LEE BUSH JESSIE MAY DAVIS AGNES DOUGLAS ALICE FERGURSON LILLIE GILPIN GEORGE GRANT LUCILE HARDIN WILLIS HASTINGS HELEN HEMPHILL PAULINE HILL FRED LONG MALCOLM MARION AMY MOORE GRACE MCCALLUM CAROLINE MCSWEEN EILEEN PRESSLEY EDITH ROBERTS EDWARD ROBINSON SARA ROBINSON MARGARET WHEELER ROSS MARGARET POWELL LOUISE SMITH ELIZABETH STROUD MARGARET THOMAS BILL TIMME JEAN WALL BARBARA WALSH JACK WARMOTH CARLISLE WHITE VIRGINIA WYLIE DOROTHY BENNETT REBECCA CULP .s ,., EIGI-ITI-I GRADE fx DOROTHY CLINTON PAUL FERGURSON NORRIS DENNIS DOROTHY THOMPSON LUCILE GRANT ALVIN CASSELLS '- EVELYN DABBS NADINE JONES MAGALENE JOSEY ELOISE KEISTLER CATHLEEN HELMS EDWIN ATTAWAY ANNIE SCHULTE THERON MCCRAVY BOYD SANDERS LUCILE CROSBY ERVIN ROBINSON J W ROBERTS HAROLD LINEBERGER JACOUELYN ROOF ELIZABETH YOUNG DOROTHY QUINTON RUBY CARTER FANNIE LEE BOULWARE ROBERT LEE ANNIE SWEEZY Y, LEE GRANT JOHN BRAWLEY JAMES HUBBARD MARGARET LATHAN MAE BISHOP MARY E ATKINSON ULYSSES RAY GRACE LINDSAY ELIZABETH HICKLIN ALICE LINDSAY ELIZABETH BAILEY HELEN CARTER THOMAS WILKES CATHERINE JOHNSON ANGUS STEWART CHRISTINE PERRY HARRY WOODLE JUANITA WARMOTH ah- ff I PL I 401-09Qj4kAjQ.: 'fIUvu.,oD NA F1 k.Ak -1 I Am l 'T' -sux, or 'b. fb. II- Q' .' 'Q -. V K wg I X n H K i Q P' -S 4' v -. I J' Q .,. 2 Ax -by - gg .- I A - I F 3' ,, I f 4 .S 5 A J, 1, . f Tl , qv ' A1 li I I Al . II . 'ir Q I ,V , X Ez! in A H A 2 M: A I 'MA A 6 : M M,' 4 ' I 'Z-' 4 I U -8,4 - X 5 ' f '13 rr l A A ,V wy IVAV ' , x ' if , fi- ,I I ,, gy . A , , kv' 'ultram Q Vfl: l .n l IDX X KI 'X nhlv- . 'Q Q 5 L , 4 1 Ia- - I I A 4 In ,R ' WK, 'At ,,,, -27 'D A V ' an '19 I' 'N V' 1 . V A ,,,: 6 ,,, , V1.1 -..' H' X A VY, 5- 1 A . 7 Q I i L - . I 1 I g 5. EA UGUST Furst rumblungs of openung of school heard from Coach Spearman un plannung to get hus football squad to the French Broad Camp for early traunung the boys leave for the moun tauns and some tough workouts they return a week before school opens and keep up the stuff practuce un our back yard at the hugh school September rolls around and the eleventh funds us gatherung argund a certaun lmpogmg buuldmg that faces Co lumbra Street we wonder whose home room we II be un what the new teachers look luke for there are quute a number of them thus year and even more umportant what kunds of persons they really are Many thrulls and heart throbs when Mr l-lolluday us geen half the gurls were fervently wushung thus to happen Backward oh backward turn tume un thy flught Make me a seventh grader and all wull be rught We elect cheer leaders before the furst football game Bull Baker Lucule Crosby Morrus Ehrluch and our chuef Bertue have upon theur shoulders the great responsubuluty of whoopung ut up we attend the usual football games both un town and out the team keeps up uts fune record we get especually excuted on seeung the nught game un Columbua the squad returns from Muaml wuth glowung reports of their most unusual trip the entire outfut could well 5erve as publuguty agents for Muamu uf we judge by theur glowung reports of theur umpressuons of the famous resort cuty and uts hugh school un fact some of the boys are stull day dreamung over Muamu7'7 long doleful faces on most of Students furst term reports whuch tell woeful tales for many grum resolves and grutty determunatuon to do better next tume The gurls are elated Mr Brockman announces that they wull have basketball thus year many out for the furst tryout all suzes the fat and lean the tall and short thrulls and heart throbs the Porter Mulutary Academy boys un theur attractuve unuforms unvade the hallways and cafeterua prelumu nary to theur afternoon game wuth our team the unuforms attracts as usual and some of the gurls strll sugh when Porter us mentuoned we really have fun goung to Gaffney and luckung the lnduans un theur own backyard we celebrate our vuctory un great style the band un the red and whute unuforms parade over the hull un order to stur up enthusuasm for the Sumter Chester game Morgan Craug really a most dugnufued drum major he can step ut off and luft hus feet un fune style we celebrate Book Week un the Lubrary the seventh and eughth grades make most attractuve dusplays representung certaun books Thanksguvung holudays approach and Muss Lynam celebrates by guvung a turkey dunner for one dume belueve ut or not senuors have theur annual puctures made and Muss Bughams II B room looks as though they are dressed euther for funeral or a party Muss Bugham must have enjoyed the change of clothes for the day Tom Brooks actually buttons hus shurt collar on thus eventful day and wears a tue tt X If 9. Ae V RS T? I-II LIGHTS Phil Chappell retuses to smile, however, even tor the little birdie in the camera-the team plays a post-sea- son game with Asheville High-John Holder is badly injured in the game -this cast a gloom over all. Miss Shealey practices us tor operetta Bit- tersweet Anne -great dramatic opera stars in the making-Mr. Burlce trom Ar- menia malces us an excellent talk in chapel on temperance-Mr. Barnwell in- troduces new ideas in Chester High- woe to him who is late in Physics or Chemistry, a loclced door greets him- we close tor Christmas holidays-many ot us make extra money during the Christmas holidays working-back again to begin the new year I937-many out with measles, tlu and colds-our first Monday in I937, a dreary hungry one -no cafeteria lunches as Miss Lynam is not on the scene to give us food-misty, dreary weather-the sun fetuses to shine again it seems-football boys are given a party at the club house, and a good time is had by all-CESTRIAN goes to press. Thus here we stop our chronicle with only hints as to the great future events that are to talce place-presenta tion ot Bittersweet Anne, the musical comedy yet to come, the oratorical and expression contests in the spring-the long loolced to the junior-senior-seniors' play and last and best of all gradua- tion. MARGARET HARDIN, Local Editor. Uv! I Yu Q f-'S' IK egg B fa , 1 -X ,d.xR I .J 'L X fyj V 554590 if AW 1? I Y Eggs ,H ll? J 1 HH ll IW 5 if . ww- AGEGIIFMVMGIIFMIIES 253 'Ya x r 5912, L i..,,4 Q L ff' x .35 . N L Q u l J. 4, .Ll In V, N I mural P' , 'I f I L. lf, 41 , Ill Q Y! . , ff!! .A M f vfl 5 ,, ' ' 6 -:La V If 4,4 ll' l vi h I l 1 , , -hr ., ' iw ' g 2 . 4,2 12 2 ff! hwy N,, Q . ,, , , Q 'Aa - ' ,, f , KSU dv 95 ,4 4' ,'i'7 A Q' , - ph A '? ff' 1755 J s ' 1, V1 4 Q! . '- 4 xwf . v 95 ,4 f, ..-f .I . 1 5 , sf 1 .. . J STUDENT COUNCIL MORGAN CRAIG, President ELEVENTI-I GRADE REPRESENTATIVES BILL BRICE CLARENCE YOUNG ELOISE WYLIE TENTI-I GRADE REPRESENTATIVES CAROLINE MARION MARGARET DOVE JOHNNY WRIGHT JULIA WALL NINTI-I GRADE REPRESENTATIVES MYRON SANDIEER DOROTHY DOVE BETTY RICHARDSON CHARLES CARPENTER EIGHT!-I GRADE REPRESENTATIVES WILLIS HASTINGS MARY ELIZABETH ATKINSON JOSIE HUDSON ALVIN CASSELS SEVENTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES BETTY HENRY FRANCES SENTELL BUDDY CORNWALL EDWARD RICHARDSON W, rl, , , V., ,,.,..,.ixC -..- ,A gmgawx-m-aww-.E .......S..L. K , ilk .... ..- ANN WHITE FRANCES WILLIAMS WILLIAM BRICE CLARENCE YOUNG DAVID PERRY MARGARET HARDIN BETTE WOOD FRED RINGSTAFF JIMMIE WEIR .I D SN AD WILLIAM MCALILEY MARY PHILLIPS WHITE EVA WEST STRIAN STA Editor In Chref Assocrate Editor In Chnef Busmess Manager Assocuate Busmess Manager Crrculatron Manager Local Edntor Joke Edrtors Athletrc Edltor Prophet Lawyer Hlstorran FucuIty Adviser Maiflrvlllel 0 HOME H ELOISE WYLIE . . DOROTHY DOVE SARAH MQALILEY ' FRANCES WILKES . SARAH MCGUINN . EULEE BAREFOOT MILDRED BLACK YVONNE COOPER EDNA CORNWELL YGIEIXIE CLASS Under Ausprczs American Red Cross MISS KIMBRELL, Director CLASS President . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary Corresponding Secy. Chm. Program Corn. OFFICERS FRANCES WILLIAMS . . , President HELEN HUCKABEE . . , Vrywrcsidcnt VELMA BOULWARE .... Scgrciary JO CUTHBERTSON . Corresponding Sccy. WYOLENE CRANFORD HARRIET DARBY DOROTHY DOVE JEAN HOPPER LOUISE JACKSON SARAH MQALILEY SUSIE MCDILL SARAH MQGUINN MADELINE MCKEOWN JUNITA RAMSEY BETTY RICHARDSON MARION WEIR FRANCES WILKES ELOISE WYLIE MILDRED DURHAM MILDRED WRIGHT MARIE ALLEN DORA ROOF MILDRED ANDERSON ELIZABETH BAILEY MILDRED BENTON VELMA BOULWARE MISS MARY MARGARET KIMBRELL ANNIE BELLE CARTER LUCILE CROSBY ELISE CUNNINGHAM JO CUTHBERTSON HELEN HUCKABEE ELOISE KEASLER KATHLEEN SPENCE ANNIE STROUP ANN SWEEZEY ELIZABETH WAGES FRANCES WILLIAMS MILDRED JACKSON FLORENCE THOMAS .Q- i-.11 Hs.. CCD-OPERATIVE VGCATIONAI. EDUCATICDN A COURSE in co-operative vocational education was added this year to the other vocational courses otfered to the students ot the Chester l-l.gh School. Under this plan juniors and seniors have the opportunity to receive practical training through atternoon work in a chosen vocation, and at the same time complete the classroom work necessary to receive a regular high school diploma. The work is under the direction ct M. L. Banks, Jr., who serves as co-ordinator. The student's classroom work is correlated with his vocation. One sub- ject is ot directly related material, at least one other ot indirectly related material, and all other courses so arranged as to make ot him a well- developed person. The apprenticeship training is given in the business and manutacturng concerns ot the city. A detinite training plan is tollowed on the iota. Chester business men have been most co-operative. The value ot this type ot training to the student, the employer and the community will be more evident in the years to come. if wr.. .QQ 5 V. 'aww A ,.,v GIRLS' CHORUS FRANCES WILLIAMS - - LUCILE CROSBY .... KATHLEEN VAUGHN . CAROLINE MCSWEEN . DOROTHY I-IORNER . . . MISS MARTHA SHEALEY - - MATTIE REID ALLEN MARGARET ANDERSON MARY ELLEN CUNNINGHAM LILLIAN COCKRELL MILDRED DURHAM RUTH GRANT LILLIE GILPIN MARY ELIZABETH ATKINSON KATHRYN COOGLER LUCILE CROSBY AGNES DOUGLAS EVELYN DABBS NORRIS DENNIS ALICE FERGURSON MARGARET HATCHELL MILDRED ANDERSON HALLIE COLVIN JO CUTHBERTSON HELEN FAULK ELISE HUESTESS OFFICERS FIRST SOPRANO HELEN HEMPHILL LUCILE HARDIN CATHLEEN HELMS VARDELL KNOX SUSIE MCDILL AMY MOORE SARAH MCALILEY LOUISE NICHOLS SECOND SOPRANO LOUISE JACKSON CAROLINE MCSWEEN SARA ROBINSON ANN SWEEZEY KATHLEEN VAUGHN JEAN WALL BARBARA WALSH ALTO CAROLINE MARION ZOE MARTIN GRACE MATTHEWS BETTY RICHARDSON CATHERINE ROBINSON - - - - - - - Presideni - - Secretary and Treasurer - - - Business Manager - - - - LIbrarIan . . Pianist - - Director SARA PAGE DOROTHY ROBINSON LIBBY STROUD VIRGINIA STEVENSON ISABEL SIMS ELOISE VAUGHN MARY PHILLIPS WHITE MARION WEIR ANN WHITE FRANCES WILLIAMS LILLA WILSON BETTE WOOD MILDRED WRIGHT ELOISE WYLIE ELIZABETH YOUNG VIRGINIA STONE EVELYN TAYLOR JULIA WALL JANIE WEIR BERTIE WILKES -.h..,N...M-- . I' ,.. X .- Uv J' I-IIGI-I SCHOOL BAND ALLAN BROCKMAN JAMES GRANT JAKE COLVIN MORGAN CRAIG GEORGE GRANT BOBBY COLEMAN WALLACE BROCKMAN HEYWARD ROOF JANE LIGON PROFESSOR J. A. ALLEN, Bandrnasfer TRUMPETS FRANCES ATKINSON BLAKE WADDELL MELOPI-IONE HEYWARD MCDONALD SAXOPI-ION ES DAVID HELLMAN SARA JAMES TROM BON ES JIMMIE HORNER PAUL FERGURSCN DRUMS BENNETT ATKINSON HARRELL WYLIE BASS JAM ES BOYD CLARINETS CLAUD CROSBY ISABEL DARBY FRED POWELL MALCOLM MARION BOBBY DOUGLAS GEORGE GREGORY CARLISLE WHITE CATHERINE ROBINSON MARY COLLINS JIM ROBINSON WASTON LYMN I BOYS' GLEE CLUB MORGAN CRAIG WILLIAM MCALILEY ROY HUEY LESTER BELL MORRIS EHRLICH WILLIAM HENRY ALFRED MCCOY ROBERT DOUGLAS MOFFAT ANDERSON MARTHA SHEALEY, Director ROBERT MCCONNELL O'NEAL McKEOWN JOHN HAMILTON MILLER JAMES GRANT JAKE COLVIN BOOKER BAGBY SI-IERWOOD MILLER GUY WILKES JOHN CORNWELL ,f ,..,!. 9 'If ffs, UQ 'II I CQ aoqn -I- 'Y v I .CQ A AL- QQJ an, OL FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA THOMAS SANDERS O'NEAL MCKEOWN . PAUL BRAWLEY, JR. FRED RINGSTAFF . EDGAR OUINTON . H. A. SMITH . . . ROBERT ATKINSON W. 8. ATKINSON PAUL BRAWLEY, JR. WILBER CHALK WILLIAM CORNWELL, JAMES COYLE CURTIS FENNELL JESSE KILLIAN ROBERT LEE MARION LOVE RALPH McCALLUM EDGAR OUINTON VERNON REVELS ROBERT SIMPSON SUMPTER SCHUTTE RUSSELL WILKES N s JR OFFICERS MEMBERS GEORGE WRENN THOMAS GLADDEN WADDELL ATKINSON ROBERT BENNETT ROY BENNETT WALLACE CORNWELL CECIL HOPE JIM LINDSAY WILLIAM LOVE GRADY MQCALLUM ONEAL McKEOWN WILLIS NEELY FRED RINGSTAFF THOMAS SANDERS JOHNNY SIMPSON President . .Vice-Presudent BTH GRADE DAVID CHALK T. C. ESTES MORRIS GRANT BILL HALL JULIUS HOPE MALCOM HOWELL DONALD LATHAN ROSS LEMONS BERTS MCCALLUM T. C. MQNINCH RAYMOND RIDING JAMES ROBERTS BOYD SANDERS THOMAS WILKES EARL LEE CLIFFORD VENSION CHARLES CONRAD Secreiary Treasurer Reporter - Adviser . I 1 0' ff 'Y' Ax cl C 4: D af? 'hu-..,.,,,m A Z S Y-2 E 'Q S f IV bf , AGIIUIHIUILQIIEBGJIUIIGES ix ' Midi f f , O , gg ,. , . 3? CN Je COACH SPEARMAN Um .' ASSISTANT COACH HOLUDAY , N. - 'mm . N ' n K 1 CAPTAIN JOHN HOLDER vig I 1, hi f I936 FOOTBALL SQUAD-State Champions in Class A High Schools 'fi' 1 .-f. sf X. C , .dv C M 1 FOOTBALL 1936 LAWRENCE SPEARMAN . . .... Coach FRANK HOLLIDAY . . . . . Assistant Coach l.ATE August found the Red Cyclone squad and Coach Spearman at the French Broad Camp, in North Carolina. Here the Cyclones began practice for the season. Returning from the French Broad Camp a week before school opened, the squad began their daily drill on their own field. The State Champions were out to repeat their I935 record, and on September I8th chalked up a score to the sound of 45 to O over Woodruff. Union was on the program for the following week and they also were swept aside by a 44 to O tally. On October 2nd the Cyclone squad set out for Orangeburg to play their first night game of football under floodlights. Orangeburg had always given the Chester team a close game, but again, as last year, they were defeated. As the final whistle was blown, the scoreboard read I8 for Chester and 7 for Orangeburg. Chester had played and won her first night game. The following week the Cyclones were found hard at practice for the game with Columbia. This, as the Orangeburg game, was also a night game. October 9th found the Cyclones on Melton Field against a strong Columbia eleven. The field was wet and slippery as a result of recent rains. The Columbia eleven, by playing hard ball, held the Cyclones THE B FOOTBALL SQUAD-Chester High School is I-'C l l 4 ' N K' 3 ,LQ sl 2 FOOTBALL to a 6 to 6 tie. On Wednesday of the following week the Cyclones set out for Miami, Florida, to play the powerful Miami High School. Here the team was royally entertained by the coach of the Miami team and the students of Miami. The officials of the Miami High School went to great trouble and expense to give the team an ex- Ncellent time, and the boys found it hard to express their thanks as they had never before had such a wonderful and more pleasing trip. QMATHEWS On Saturday in the beautiful city of Miami, October l7th, the Cy- Manasel clones defeated the Stingarees by the slim margin of 2 to O. Few of the boys on the team had ever been to Florida before, thus the r ' .4 55 W .- 5 Q' ' X . si s fq' ,bn g,L4m JIMMIEWHR ff Alternate Captain Jia. 'la 4 5 'Ax B. CCRNWELL Tackle C. YOUNG Back . -uh-F '-I -4' 1 - C, WEIR Back ' .4 :.4 FOOTBALL trip was one that will always stand out in their memories. On Oc- tober 23rd, the Cyclones met and defeated Easley to the score of 20 to 7. The following Friday, Chester challced up another victory over Broolcland-Cayce, the score being 3l to O. The next game on the program was with Porter Military Academy of Charleston. This was an I8 to O victory for the Red Cyclones. The following week found the Cyclones again at practice for they were to meet an old rival, Gaffney, on November I3th. Gaffney had been defeated once this season, but not in the State and thus they were still in line for the State championship. Friday l3th found the Cyclones on the gridiron D. RAMSEY o. TAYLOR Guard T. BROOKS Back L F. HOLT Halfback '08 B. SIMPSON Back ,.,. FOCDTBALL in Gaffney. Both teams played hard ball, and it was not until the third quarter that Chester was able to cross the goal. When the 'linal whistle was blown, the score was 7 to O for the Cyclones. The next two games were played on the Cyclones' home grounds. On No- vember 2Oth, the Cyclones met and defeated Sumter I3 to O, after a game of hard-played ball. The next and last State game was played with Florence. This was declared students' day and prac- tically every student in the high school turned out tor the game. The Cyclones downed the Florence boys 26 to 0, thus putting Chester and Charleston in line for the Class A State Championship. Two days I W J 5 .LSANDERS ' X End I , 1 rear T 1.3 l V 'S-J mp'- 5 I , LLK' C. MCDILL G. B. HEATH Tackle Z. HANNA Tackle J. COOPER Halfback 5 FOOTBALL later Charleston was defeated by the Sumter Gamecocks, whom the Cyclones had defeated two weeks before. The defeat of the Charleston eleven placed the Class A State Championship in the Cyclones' hands, thus making the second consecutive year the Cyclones had taken this State honor in Class A Schools. On December 4th, the Cyclones left for Asheville, N. C., to play the Asheville eleven for a four-state championship. The Cyclones played hard ball but were unable to check the powerful Asheville eleven and so met with their first defeat of the season, the score being 8 to O. This ended another year for the Red Cyclones, who again have made a splendid record for them- selves, their school and their coach. '5 , N . f kv . vs . A A Wi, , K ,W Vt 4. W. MILLER Center 4 N. Y G. M. McDlL Fullback ., L f 'Lia' fs' A .ir 1 ,JJ rrs' 'V .3741 I, i K lu H. DAWKINS Tackle ra. F. RINGSTAFF Quarterback N the sprung of last school term Coach Spearman organrzed a baseball club Thus popular sport had been dropped from our hrgh school athletrc actrvrtres the year before and many boys were pleased to have an opportunrty tor tryrng agarn therr slrrll wrth the bat and ball Even though most ot the team lacked experrence the boys developed a good team and dropped only three games durrng the season Therr schedule consrsted ot the tollowrng teams Blaclcstoclr Newberry Broolrland Cayce Sumter and Columbra The Chester team was as follows ZIP HANNA JOHNSON MOORE GENE ROBINSON JOHN COOPER FRED RINGSTAFF ROBERT ATKINSON JIM SANDERS COLEMAN WEIR JOHN HOLDER JIMMIE WEIR BOBBY SIMPSON FURMAN FINLEY WADDELL ATKINSON JOHN STEWART FRED HOLT BLAIR KNOX FURMAN GRANT Catcher rrst Base Second Base Short Stop Thrrd ase rtcher e Fed Center Fred Rrght Fred Center Fred Catcher Second Base Thrrd Base Fred Outtrelcl Prtcher Manager I-dai 'W 'Q 'Grr'r Q' v-gs-'fo '43 ge on .i 'Mu yfw.:4'4 'l Q 'tu ,gf F 'W' J I rtsrf It 515 QW Sffr 51575 5 gf:-f Q15 6 'M' gviyk ASW? 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'Y Kr 1 936 TRACK TEAM Third Place State Track Meet, I936 LAWRENCE SPEARMAN, Coach EMBERS ot the track team were as follows Eugene Robrnson, Blalr Knox, Euta Colvm Furman Grant T T Wall and Zap Hanna The Chester track team only took place ln one meet thus one being the State Meet at Columbla They won thlrcl place JOHN BONEY BLAIR KNOX TOM BROOKS EUGENE ROBINSON JIMMY WEIR EUTA COLVIN FURMAN GRANT T T WALL ZIP HANNA 44 an Relay an an Relay an 200 Hugh Jump and Javelin Throw Dnscus Throw and Shot Put IOO and 220 l Male and Relay Pole Vault and Hugh Jump and Relay Shot Put nr lah,- Mo O C? lv H? -5.1---Q-W-A Avan- 4-naman-any Minn W9 17 AQ,- MISS EFFIE PRESSLEY Coach N the 3rd of November much enthu suasm was aroused among the gurls by a certaun chapel announcement gurls b lcetball team was to be organuzed' lt had been four years sunce Chester Hugh had had a team consequently a throng of hopeful aspurants some never havung seen a game assembled to start practuce wuth Muss Etfue Pressley as coach However by twos and threes they dropped out untul there re mauned only the fauthful few of whom the team us composed These got down to hard and earnest work un preparatuon for theur furst game wuth Blaclxstocl: whuch ended unfortunately for Oakley Hall Edgemoor and York none of whuch scores are worthy of mentuon here' Several practuce games were also played wuth Ruchburg The Chester team has yet to have return games wuth all teams played so far and to play for the hrst tume Wunnsboro and Great Falls The gurls are at a dusadvantage un that they have been up agaunst experuenced teams but each game us showung umprove ment Thus by the latter part of the sea son they hope to have a wunnung team representatuve of Chester Hugh School The members of the team are as follows LS BASKETBALL CENTERS FORWARDS ELISE HUESTESS ANN WHITE HELEN FAULK FRANCES RAILEY HArzuzuEr DARBY MARGARET ROBBINS CAROLINE MCSWEEN LouusE srEvENsoN ANurA DARBY GUARDS FRANCES WuLLuAMs ISABEL DARBY EULEE BAREFOOT ANNE SWEEZEY SUSIE McDILL FRANCES WILKES SIDE CENTERS JULIA WALL JEAN HOPPER EUGENIA LIGON VIRGINIA MORRISON Manage, KATHLEEN VAUGHN Assustant Manager W fM,..,' , O - A I A 1 V H ,,.', - 15 V ' as- M f ' tx' ' C '55 ' . 53 1 AA YA i i ' F ' Q ,xp ,A HP ,W 9 --'-'f - if' ' 4 ' W ' - A A ' I 5 M -:Y . 4 'Q I . . -5--' Chester. 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