Cross Anchor High School - Gold Anchor Yearbook (Woodruff, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

NJ, V, ., M-vm -. .gww V' nv :I-1, -.ri 4-4fW'E!'f? ,awww 9' ' 1:19 11,- Another Record 1n Plctures by THE IUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES CROSS ANCHOR HIGH SCHOOL Cross Anchor South Carolina OF I 'Q , Q f' . ' , , W . ,x-'A ' 1 1 -1 A . ...T A . 4' DEDICATION We the classes of 1955 and 1956 rn an effort to show rn th1s small way our apprecranon for your mterest k1ndness p a t1enc e and understandlng dedicate thrs Gold Anchor to you our co ach teacher and fr1end Mr Sumner These qualmes of kmdness patrence and understandrng we have seen demonstrated on the badcetball court baseball dramond as well as rn the class room You w1ll never know how they have given us determrnatron to tackle our problems and come out vrctors The thrngs we have leamed ln your classroom wrll prove most helpful rn lrfe but those deeper thmgs we have learned from you as a man coach and fr1end wrll be the thmgs that really count rn the years to come So rt IS wrth humble apprecxatron we dedrcate to you Mr Sumner th1s 1955 Gold Anchor ' 1 . D r 1 I I I I I I I Q ' ' . . 1 u Q a . .' . . .'. ' a . . . .,, D 0 I o FACULTY S C Brxssre Woodruff District Superintendent Dramatics C Poole Principal Social Science Breck Templeton Mathematxcs Mrs Elizabeth V Whrtrnue Watson Agriculture S F Sumner Coach Science Mrs W1n1fredB Poole English Librarian Mrs. Jennie R. Langston Fourth Grade Mrs. Rebecca Workman Third Grade Mrs. Pauline H. McKee Second Grade Mrs. Flora G. Logue First Grade English Commerce Mrs Amelra Sellars Home Economics Mrs Charles H111 Publrc School Music Mrs Glerm Martin Music Mrs Mary G Irby Sixth Grade Mrs Rocenaw Cox Fifth Grade I e L S 5 Q, 1 SEHIUHS H r I 3 1 S E e 1 2 3 Z Y ' X r f I I 1 9 E. Q. Y ix a K Y 3 5 - .4 j M X rf' XX BRUCE PRINCE Presldent Q !g9'4 7 SENKGR , Z f? I f f ff ZZ ANN HARRIS V1ce Presldent l MARY FRANCIS TUCKER Secretary MARY LOUISE STARNES Treasurer xx ,gfff V Q . - C l .. Q C : : 5 . A X , 1 s 'X -i XX Q X 7 Q ff 2. , f g Vg ,f S X X Q 1 : ': N xg N . 'X A 'Y' 2 - Sv , I . , 5 X , f A 1 !,ff Q f , X if X K 1 , 4, X, ff f f 3 SENIORS NELLIE LAVONIA BROWN Sweet, true and always kind , a better friend no one can find, Glee Club 2: IHA 1,2,3,4: President 4: Class Officer 2: Cheerleader 3: Dramatics 4: Annual Staff 4, C AROL EDWARD BURGESS Don't take life too seriously: you'll never get out of it alive. FFA 1,2,3: Dramatics 4: ISS 3. BESSIE NAOMI BILLINGS To worry little, to study less, Isher way of happiness. Glee Club 1.2: Dramatics 4: ISS 3: IHA 1.2,3. WILLIAM LEVI BOBO Written onhis face by nature's hand are these two words, 'A Gent1eman. ' FFA 1,2,4: Dramatics 4: ISS 3. LARRY MARTIN DSSHIELDSJR. Not too sober, not too gay,but a jolly good fellow in every way. FFA 1,2,4: Pres. 4: ISS 3: Baseba112,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4: Bus Driver 4: Best Looking 4. ROBERT LEE EDWARDS 'Education and character are stones on which one builds his future. FFA 1,2: Treas. 2: Beta 3,4: Sec't. 4: Class Officer 1.2: Student Librarian 3: Pa per Staff 3,4: Editor- in-chief Annual 4: Bu s Driver 4: Class Lawyer 4: Commencement Marshall 3: History Medal 3. BARBARA N ELL GRADY She puts all her troubles in the bottom of her heart, and sits on the lid and smiles. Glee Club 1,25 IHA 1,2,3, Dramatics 2,4. ANNIE ESTELLE HARRIS Always ready as a lark on some trip to embark. IHA 1,2,3, Officer 1,2, Basketball 1-4, Captain 4, Class Officer 1-4, Dramatics 2,3,4, Paper Staff 4, Annual staff 4, Glee Club 2, ISS 3, Library Club 4, Athletic Medal 3, Most Athletic 4. RUSS ELL BRUC E PRINCE Deeds, not words FFA 1,2.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Boys' State 3, Voice of Democracy 3-3rd place, 4-lst place, Class Officer 1,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Dramatics 3.4, Paper Staff 3.4, ISS 3, Most Athletic 4. MARIETTA SENN IHA 1-3, Student Council 1-4, Pres . 4, Beta 3,45 Basketball 1-4, Captain 4, Paper Staff 4, Student Librarian 3.4, Dramatics 2-4, Glee Club 2-4, All Star 3, Class Officer 2-4, FFA Sweetheart 3, Mar- shall 3, I Speak for Democracy 4, Best Looking 4, Class Prophet 4, Miss Popularity Runner up 1. SENIORS SHIRLEY MISSOURI LANCASTER Her virtures are many, her faults are few, to her friends she is loyal, faithful and true. IHA 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2, Dramatics 4, Beta 3,4, Paper Staff 4, ISS 3, Commencement Marshall 3. JOHN RAYMOND NANTZ Why worry, when it does not pay. Transfer from Estill High School: Baseball 1,2, Basketball 1,2,Carpenter Class 3, At Cross Anchor: Basketball 4, FFA 4, Circulation Manager of Annual 4, Bus Driver 4. SENIORS .TOYCE ANN STEVENS Class Officer 1.2: Bask etball 1,2,3,4: Student Librarian 1,3,4: Reporter 4: Beta 3,4: Treas. 4: Dr a m a tic s 2,3,4: IHA 1,2,3: Paper Staff 1,2,4: Editor 4: Glee Club 2,3,4: Reporter 4: Annual Staff 4: Miss Hi - M i ss 4: Commencement Marshall 3: Most Likely to Succeed 4: Class Historian 4. LEWIS EUGENE T AYLOR Live today as if it were your last. FFA 1,2,4: Basketball 3,4:-Co-Captain 4: Baseball 2,3,4: Dramatics 4: Annual Staff 4: Bus Driver 4: ISS 3: Best All-Round 4. DOROTHY ANNE STARNES The rule of my life is to make business apleasure and pleasure is my business. Cheerleader 2,3: Time Keeper 1: Dramatics 2,3,4: Glee Club 1.2. MARY LOUISE STARNES Valedictorian: Basketball 1 ,2 , 3,4: Cap't. 3: All Star 1 .2, 3: Miss Popularity 2: IHA 1-3: Pres. 2: Student Librarian 2-4: Dis't Officer 3.4: DAR Good Citizen 4: Beta 3,4: V-Pres. 4: Student Council 1, 3,4: V-Pres. 3: Paper Staff 2,3,4: Class Treas. 4: Igrsgiatics 2,3,4: C 0 m m e nc e m e n t Marshall 3: MARY FRANCES TUCKER IHA 1-3: Reporter 2: Class Pres. 2: Sec. 4: Annual Staff 4: P aper Staff 1-4: Dramatics 2.4: Student Librarian 1-4: V. Pres. 3: Sec. 8a Treas . 4: Glee Club 2: Beta 3,4: Pres. 4: B ask etball 1-3: Co- Captain 1,3: Student Council 1,2: Miss Popularity 4: Salutorian 4: Best All 'Round 4: Commencement Marshall 3. PATRICIA ANN WOODRUFF Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. IHA 1,2,3,4: Beta 3.4: Student Librarian 3,4: ISS 3: Glee Club 1,2: Dramatics 2,3,4: Paper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Commencement Marshall 3. ISS 3: JHA 1.2,3: Vice Pres. 3: Class Officer 1: CLASS HISTORY It 18 hard to belreve that four short ye ars ago we were freshmen It took us awhrle to become famrlrar wtth that word freshmen but as soon as we drd we were really a part ofthe school There were seven proud wearers of the gold and whtte on the basketball court Club members and Off1Cel'S also represented our class IH drfferent school act1v1t1es One year later we were sophomores! Thls year four members of our class were on the Student Councrl Bruce Prmce was elected as secretary and treasurer of the Student Counctl Some of us were off1cers and members of the lrbrary club Gold Anchor school paper staff J H A F F A dramaucs club and basketball teams We were all very proud rndeed when Elrzabeth was elected Vlce presxdent of the S C Hrgh school Lrbrary Assoctatton At the end of the year Mary Senn Mary Lourse Stames Joyce Stevens Ellzabeth Poole Mary Frances Tucker Shtrley Lancaster Patsy Woodruff and Bobby Lee Edwards were asked to Jorn the Beta Club Wlth half of our htgh school days b eh 1nd us twenty of us started our Jumor year Mary Lourse Starnes v1ce presrdent of the Student Councrl along wrth three others represented our class on the Student Counctl Nrne members of the b ask et ball teams were from the tumor class and several Jumors were members and off1cers of the varrous clubs Th1S year provrded us w1th many pleasures rncludtng the baSk6Ib-311 tournament Banquet and a Il'1D to Wash1ngton W1T.h the senrors John Nantz Jorned our class thrs year Robert Johnson left for the army and Ehzabeth Poole entered col lege after completlng then Jumor year Then, rn August 1954 a happy class of erghteen gathered for our last year To lead us through thrs year we elected as our class off1cers presrdent Bruce Pnnce v1ce presrdent Ann Hams secretary Mary Frances Tucker treasurer Mary Lourse Starnes Mary Senn was the students chorce for Student Councrl Presrdent Bruce Prrnce won a trtp to Clucago for hrs project rn Safety Wtrh m emb er s and off1cers of the varrous clubs we settled back to wart for our last year to pass Rmgs came and how happy we werel Ttme ran on as the senror canteen, basketball season dramatrcs plays Beta Convennon Jumor Senror Banquet sen1or play New York mp LDVIIBIIOHS caps and gowns became realrtres rnstead of dreams Although our four years at Cross Anchor Htgh were short we have had many happy experrences and made frrends that w1ll rematn a part of us forever As we leave thts school we w1sh to say Thanks to all those who have made these the four happrest years of our l1ves Joyce Stevens Class H1stor1an '.. . , I I I 0 l nl A I Ii . I 0 1 A 1 9 . 1 I l 7 I I Mr. Childs' measuring us for our class rings, Beta C onv enti o n , Student Librarian week-end, Junior-Senior . , . . . . ' . , . . . - . , . , . 1 . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Crty of Cross Anchor County of Spartanburg State of North Carolrna We the Class of nrneteen hundred and frfty frve berng sound of mrnd and memory feelrng that rt rs ur duty to heed to the vorce that rs callrng us to take up our pos rtrons to whrch we are best surted rn lrfe do hereby make publrsh and declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament To dear old Cross Anchor Hrgh we leave our loyalty honor respect and desrre for many prosperous years to come To the Iunror Class we leave our many Senror prrv rleges and our seats rn the left hand sectron of the audrtorrum To the Sophomore Class we leave our patrence the only means by whrch they can endure the Junlors To the Freshman Class we leave our deepest sympathy because of the long hard Journey before them To the teachers we leave adesrre that next year s students wrll work harder and not be so hard to conquer as we were To our prrncrpal we leave our many thanks for the advrce and help he has grven us rn our Journey through hrgh school To the rndrvrduals Lewrs Taylor leaves hrs abrlrty to grow a mustache to Earl Morrow Mary Lourse Starnes leaves her money box to the treasurer of next year s Senror Class Bruce Prrnce leaves hrs posrtron of captarn of the basketball team to Dean Grady Ann Harrrs leaves her knee guards to Elsre Lancaster Martrn DeShreldg leaves hrs abrlrty to crack corny Jokes to Sammy Betsrll John Nantz leaves hrs abrlrty to frll out bus reports to Buddy Lamb Mary Frances Tucker leaves her abrlrty to sell magazrnes to Mary Frances Lee Nlary Senn leaves the gavel to next year's Presrdent of the Student Councrl Bobby Lee Edwards leaves hrs posrtron as Beta Secretary to Bobby Lamb Joyce Stevens leaves her abrlrty to wrrte edrtorrals for the Gold Anchor to next year s Edrtor rn Chref Patsy Woodruff leaves her abrlrty to get to school on trme to Ann Turner Carol Burgess leaves hrs Tonr Refrll Krt to Kenneth Watson Shrrley Lancaster leaves her front seat on Trrnrty bus to Lrb Hrndman Nell Grady leaves her neat appearance to Carol Layton Brll Bobo leaves hrs job rn the canteen to Davrd Barley Dot Starnes leaves her many boyfrrends to Jo Anne Sumner Sara Brllrngs leaves her chorce of the typewrrters to Yvonne Lancaster Nellre Brown leaves her charmrng drmples to Frances Murphy Sworn under my hand and seal thrs twenty fourth day of May rn the year of our Lord nrneteen hundred and frfty frve BOBBY LEE EDWARDS, Lawyer WITNESSES Mrs W C Whrtmrre Mrs M C Poole Mr G B Templeton , ' 1 1 O 1 1 1 0 1 1 . , . , . . , . . . , .. . 1 . . , . a n . , . .. ,, ,,. . - . 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' . . . -' u - n . . . 1 . . . u ' 1 Q - 0 '. n n . n u n n I CLASS PROPHECY As I Marretta Senn started on my vacatron today June 10 1965 I decrded to stop at Cross Anchor and look up some of my class mates Upon amval at Cross Anchor I was astomshed at how much rt had grown rn the past ten years Frrst Istopped at Harrrs s to see Ann but was told that she was teachrng physrcal educatron at a large school up north As I walked on down the street I notrced a srgn whrch read Bobo s Drug Company Here I found Brlly Bobo as owner and C arol Burgess as pharmac1st They told me that Marun DeSh1elds became a Jet prlot after graduatron from the Cltadel and that John Nantz chose army lrfe as a career Walkmg down the street I m et Dot Starnes who was now manager of a large clothrng company rn New York From her I learned that S ar a B rllrngs and Nell Grady had marrred and both were l1v1ng rn Unron Shirley Lancaster and Nellre Brown were secretarres at a large law frrm rn Spartanburg Also rn Spartanburg but not as a secretary was Mary Frances Tucker Drrector of Nurses at the Spartanburg General Hosprtal At my old Alma Mater I found Patsy Woodruff and Bruce Prrnce Patsy was home economrcs teacher and Bruce Prrnce was the coach of the basketball teams When I asked about Bobby Lee Edwards I wasn't surprrsed to f1nd that he was manager of the Wxld Lrfe D1v1s1on of the Canal Paper Company At the Baptrst parsonage I found Mary Lourse Starnes who was makmg a perfect preacher's wrfe Mary Lourse told me that Joyce was domg a wonderful Job as State Baptrst Young People s Secretary AsI started to leave I notrced a famrlrar face on televrsron Yes rt was that famous televrsron comedran Lewls Taylor As I drove away from Cross Anchor I felt pleased because of my happy experrences I l r 1 1 0 . . ' . . . I 0 ' ' ' lv V lc ' Q 1 1 1 u u 1 u o u 1 1 1 s o . I . I l I . . . . , u r - n 1 a , 1 I 1 I I I I . I I 1 I . I JUIIIURS . I I I I A I I I I I I v I I I I I I I 1 I v I I I I I I I I 4 2 PRESIDENT Cx' Dean Grady ,X B ff ff! K g Q6 I x v i f Z 1 ss WY' X VICE PRESIDENT Ann Turner TREASURER Ehzabeth Hmdman SECRET ARY E1s1e Lancaster S ' ' ff I ff A, ,,,. f Q . ,. , X QR E, Q Tx zx -. FX Q xx A Q X f N . ,, E 2' - :H Z1 . .1 -X - 7 - 12 ' xx- X V K 1 k V! ,ff T , 7 ' 'X ' ' ' z f gr, ' ,f, A ,vi X it X wil ' XXX in X 1 1 Q If, 1 S1 x i, f if ,, 5 ZX ,X 'KZ .ff K , 1 ,ff 4 f Xfff f X ff , K , , X ,X Y A, f JUNIOR BILLINGS To worry little, to study less is his idea of happiness. FFA 1.2.3. WALT ER FLOYD BOBO It's never too late to be what you might have been. FFA 1.2.3. IS DAVID CLIFFORD BAILEY Little things mean a lot, FFA 1.2.35 Student Council 15 Paper Staff 15 Mail- carrier 1. SAMMY FRANCIS BETSILL If the elevator to success is not running take the stairs. Beta Club 35 FFA 1.2.35 Officer 25 Student Council 1.2.35 Dramatics 2.35 Basketball 35 Baseball 2,35 Annual Staff 35 Chee r l eader 25 Most Likely to succeed Junior Boy 3, PAUL DEAN GRADY Gre at men are not born5 They must create the mold for themselves. FFA 1.2.35 Officer 25 Baseball 2.35 Basketball 2.35 Dramatics 35 Annual Sta ff 35 Paperstaff 35 Class President 35 Most Athletic 3. ELIZABETH MARIE HINDMAN 'Leave silence to saints--I'm human. JHA 1.2.35 County Sec't 25 Glee Club 1.2: Presi- dent 35 Beta 35 Class Officer 1.35 Student Librarian 1.2.35 Paper staff 25 Ass't Editor 35 Assoc. Annual Editor5 Student C ounc il 35 Basketball 2.35 Most Intellectual Girl 3. HAROLD HUNTER IRBY Silence is deep as eternity5 speech is as shallow as time. FFA 1,2,3. HARRY RAY JOLLY In the east or in the west he's the greatest and the best. FFA 1,2,3. ELSIE LUCILLE LANCASTE2 A smile for a1l,a greeting glad--A lovable jolly way she had. IHA 1.2.35 Glee Club 1,35 Annual staff 35 Paper Staff 35 Dramatics 2,35 Beta Club 35 Class Officer 1.2.35 Most Athletic 35 Basketball 2.3, HELEN YVONNE LANCASTER The keystone upon which is built all loving and all liking--dependablenessf' IHA 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,35 Basketball 2,3. JUNIORS CAROL CECIL LAMB If you don't succeed at first, try again. FFA 1.2.35 Baseball 35 Bus Drivers 35 Beta Club 35 Best Looking Junior Boy 3. ROBHIT EDWIN LAMB For a boy who's friendly, full of mirth5 There is no measure on this earth. Beta Club 35 FFA 1.2,35 Basketball 35 Class Officer 1,25 Student Council 2,35 Dramatics 2.3, JUNIORS EARL LAWSON CAROL LYNN LAYTON Make life happy todayg it may be miserable tomorrow. Student Librarian 1,2,3gG1ee Club 1g Annual Staff 3g IHA 1,2,3g Dramatics 2,3g Beta Club 3: Most Likely to Succeed. THELMA LOUISE LANCE If we don't stand for something. we may fall for anything. IHA 1,2,3g Glee Club 1.3. BESSIE KATE LAWSON Happy am Ig from carel am freeg why aren't they all contented like me? IHA 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,3. MARY FRANCES LEE The ladder is both steep and high, but still I climb. Transfer from Union High School--Glee Clubl,2g Paper Staff 1,24 FTA 25 Class Officer '25 Cross Anchor: Glee Club 2,3g Paper Staff 3g IHA 2,3g Beta 35 Cheerleader 2g Annual Staff 3g Dramatics 2,33 Glee Club Sec't. 3. ROBBZT EARL MORROW All great men are dead or dyingg and I don't feel so well myself. FFA 1,2.3g Basketball 3, Baseball 2,35 Best All Around 3. Mailcarrier 2, Bus Driver 3. JUNIORS FRANCES IUANITA MURPHY Always wear a smile that can't be wiped off, Glee Club l,2,3g IHA 1.2.3, Officer IHA 8, IO ANNE SUMNER Loyal hearted, strong of mind. A finer girl you'l1 never find. Glee Club 3g IHA 1,2,3g S tu dent Librarians 2,3g Dramatics 3g Miss Popularity 2. MHIEDITH ANN TURNER Carefree, seldom rushing, always smiling, some- times blushing. IHA 1,2,3--Sec't. 2, Treas. 35 Glee Club 1,3--V Pres. 1,35 Student Council 2,3--Sec't. 2, V.Pres. 3 Dramatics 2,35 Student Librarian 3g Beta 3, Annual Staff 35 Basketball 2,3g Cheerleader lg Class Officer 2,35 Best-All-Round Iunior Girl. SAMUEL KENNETH WATSON A clear conscience and heroic mind. Basketball 23 FFA 1,2,3, IUNIOR CLASS STORY 1953 - Freshmen! That was to be our title as we started our long road through high school. At the first of the year we had twenty-five members. We had two members on the Student Councilg Sammy Betsill and David Bailey. we lost two members at the last of the year, After trudging through that first year, we found we were sophomores. We had three members elected to the Student Councilg Sammy Betsill, Bobby Lamb and Ann Turner, who was later chosen secretaryand treasurer. We had six members on the basketball teamg Elsie Lancaster, Yvonne Lancaster, Elizabeth Hindman, Ann Turner, Dean Grady and Kenneth Watson, Mary Frances Lee joined our class shortly before second semester, and later became a cheerleader along with S amm y Betsill. At the last of the year, nine of our class were asked to join the Beta Clubg Mary Frances Lee, Elsie Lancaster, Elizabeth Hindman,Carol Layton, Ann Turner, David Bailey, Buddy Lamb, Sammy Betsill and Bobby Lamb. We also lost two more members at the last of the year, Starting our third year, we were now jol1y juniors. Elizabeth Hindman was elected to the Student Council. We had three more members to join the basketball clubg Sammy Betsill, Bobby Lamb, and Earl Morrow. Friday 14, Mr. Seward, the ring man' came to measure us for rings, We are ordering the traditional ring with red cut stones. Our class has had much fun during our attendance at Cross Anchor High School. We are expecting many more happy times as we go into our Senior year, SUPHUHIUHES SOPHOMORE CLASS Larry Barnwell Betty Lou Billings Rebecca Brown Roberta Brown Wilma Brown Ruby Ann Burgess Virginia Casey Keith Haynes James Brock Hembree Lewis Hembree Victor Huckaby Franklin Johnson Fred Kell Gail Lamb Sarah Moore Tommy Moseley Donald Owens Gladys Patterson Sylvia Ponder George Rumph Carolyn Southerland Wendell Southerland Jack Stribling Callie Sumner Alma Jean Teague W. D. Teague Beedie Watson FRESHITIEII nf? Mg Sz , a. 4,35 4' ulymeff, f A fx! gp 32 MF' Q, Lx N W W, .gym I I 5 ., 4 'T a MS ? 1 gp EW' dif '3 I F T u 'F fx . in .,, Whig? -sr-f f 5, f- 3 A xr. UHDERCLHSSIUEII EIGHTH GRADE Barbara Barnwell Patsy Burnette Nrles Casey Dxane Cochran Jmmnue Farmer Jewel G1deon Geraldme Haydock Betty Jo Johnson L1nda Lee Lamb Ruby Lee Lamb W C Lawson S1dney Lee Wayne Matthews Ray Morrow Paul P8Ik1l'1S Wanda Ponder Shelby Jean Pryor Lucky Shepherd Nrcky Stroud Vxrgrma Trammell Jane Turner Roy Vaughn Broadus Waldrep Jrmm1e Workman James Lawson M1ke Lee Robert Moore Barbara Panther Joseph Parks Donald Srmmons Kexth Stames Gayle Taylor Ronald Teague Kenneth Vaughn Loulse waddle Harold Whrtmore SEVENTH GRADE Pxerce DeSh.1elds Warren Farmer Johnny Glenn Ruby Lee Haydock Dewey Hembree I P Hughes Robert Hughes Judy Irby Jane Lamb Mack Lancaster Sara Lamer Mary Lanford SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE raw-W 'L' 3. P 23 7fi...L..n.e, FOURTH GRADE Q,-Rf, Al-ev: fl.-H un-94.-Alvu 4 0 - Y---v. mL,P..,,.L J wI,LI.Tf' ZLLIQQUELKM UK!-RUE waugw-J Cs...uv' ' 'fm 42 ,f,g,c2,.. .4 .5 , . ,:, I I 6 ll. 9 ' I. '4 9 fb. MJ-ILL '-.1-f14L.v,,U 'Af--r-in-.1 KA.:-oJw.A, . Q uv-Q.,-qt, , L 3--wg af-W' SECCND GRADE -we-qw-'-y.Q-'V' FIRST GRADE 'V' 'N HCTIVITIES S.. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST INTELLECTUAL Mary Lourse Starnes Bobby Lee Edwards BEST ALL ROUND Mary Frances Tucker Lewls Taylor MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joyce Stevens Bllly Bobo mb MY' ada' Q-'L-'94 110 0ST ATHLZ Nl Ham BEST LooK1NG 59:8 punce Mary Senn BW Marun Desmelds JUNIOR SUPERLATIVES I M1115 vin. MOST INTELLECTUAL Ehzabeth Hmdman Bobby Lamb B Franc MOST ATHLETIC Cafcisfwufphy E1s1e Lancaster amb Dean Grady BEST ALL ROUND Ann Turner Earl Morrow MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Laytol Sammy Bers111 Co CHARACTER STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT BODY OFFICEIS Presldent Manetta Senn V1ce Presldent Ann Turner Sect'y 8: Treas. Gladys Patterson STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBI-RS Mary Loulse Stames Bruce Prmce Elizabeth Hmdman Bobby Lamb Sammy Bets111 Tommy Moseley Barbara Brown Rebecca Pnnce Charles Brewmgton , EDS - . 104, '5 O A Y Us aw Cf 9'Cunf5 u O ,aim Or wwqffs qiv fy' '4 mi no 0 'Ye ,D fr F 3 J PRESIDENT Martin DeShie1ds VICE-PRESIDENT Earl Morrow SECRETARY James Brock Hembree TREASURER Franklin Johnson REPORTER Buford Brown SENTINAL Donald Owens ADVISER Mr. Watson JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS FUTURE FARMERS PRESIDENT Gladys Patterson VICE-PRESIDENT Sarah Moore SECRETARY Frances Murphy TREAS URER Ann Turner REPORTER Roberta Brown SONG LEADER Betty Lou Billings ADVISER Mrs. Sellars NEWSPAPER STAFF PRESIDENT Mary Louise Stames VICE-PRESIDENT Carol Layton SECT. and TREAS. Mary Frances Tucker REPORTER Joyce Stevens LIBRARIAN Mrs. Poole 4. . Tz- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Joyce Stevens ASS'T EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Elizabeth Hindman BUSINESS MANAGER Bruce Prince ASS't BUSINESS MANAGER Sammy Betsill X i I , , 8 I 'Q 'wvaaa ' ,vii : Wu LIBRARY CLUB DRAMATIC CLUB S . C. Brissie Director my v am vc A 4 VX 1- 5342! M X !'l GLEE CLUB - . ' Zfuamh V, f' 1 -5 N4 sg s 1 ,- Q ebjx XX 1 5: ' 5 PRESIDENT Elizabeth Hindman VICE-PRESIDENT Ann Tumer SECT.and TRES. Mary Frances Lee REPORTER Joyce Stevens LIBRARIAN Rebecca Prince HONORS MISS HI-MISS BOY'S STATE REPRESENTATIVE Joyce Stevens Bruce Prince F. A. SWEETHEART MISS POPULARITY MISS JUNIOR POPULARITY Marietta Senn Mary Frances Tucker Polly Lamb Sx S NQ ANNUAL STAFF Ednors 11'l'C:h16f Busmess Managers Bobby Lee Edwards Lewls Taylor Ehzabeth Hmdman XI Adverusmg Managers Cuculanon Managers Joyce Stevens John Nantz Ann Hams Sammy Betslll Productron Managers Mary Frances Tucker Arm Tllmel' Dean Grady Mary Frances Lee SCHIOI' RCDICSBDIBIIVCS Jumor Repregentauves Patsy W00druff Carol Layton Mary Senn Name Brown EISIB Lancaster Y Q D X f H J 4 QM I J w 4 H CLUB JOYCE STEVENS Joyce Stevens has bee n acnve in 4 H work for several years Dress making and pie baking have won medals for her In 1951 she received an Elgin watch for wrnmng out in the State Dairy Foods Demonstration State 4 H Winners 1954 Bruce second from nght Bruce Prince has been acuve in 4 H work for seven years Dur mg that time he has won many medals and nbbons in Chicago in 1950 Again in 1954 Bruce won an all expense tnp to Chicago for his Health ProJect HEAD HEART HANDS HEAUH PATSY WOODRUFF Although Patsy Woodruff has been active in 4 H work only two years she has received medals for Dairy Achievement and Frozen Foods proyects She has won trips to two 4 H leader's Training Camps Her main xnterest are her dairy calves and frozen foods 7 xx 1 QP SAMMY BETSILL Sammy Betsill has done excellent 4 H work for the past six years His cows have won blue ribbons in the Union County and Piedmont Interstate Fairs Hrs cow Obsever Glenn s Ena was Grand Champion three years at the Union Colmty Fair In 1953 his cow won him an all expense trip to the National Livestock Exposition in Chicago. His cow won him a trip to the National Livestock Exposition ' 9 H ' li 1 . u . W ' . O I I I . ,, ,, . ' N yohgedaua anfl Lamb Catox an ovlchm BUS DRIVERS Bobby Lee Edwards Martin DeShie1ds Cross Keys Trinity Buses H. P. Bennett Wendell Southerland Maintenance Alternate Le Wjs Ta Y1 HObbyVH1eOl' E-2:1 Mo IT Cross Ancgoz HTHLETICS CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS Becky Brown Sarah Moore Butch Moore Alma Jean Teague Peggy S1mmons 'Q' SPONSOR E BUS DRIVER El1Z3b6dl Whxtmue Hoke Bennett COACH Sam Sumner SCORER Bobby Lee Edwards GIRLS' BASKETBALL Senn Co Captarn Co Captarn Ann Hams Cross Cross Cross C ross Cross Cross Anchor Hrckory Tavem Anchor Gray Court Owerngs AflCh0f Fountarn Inn Anchor Gray Court Owerngs Anchor Chesnee Anchor Ionesvrlle ,,.4 X --an CIOCRWISC Ann Harrrs Co Captam Shelby Pryor Margaret Lance Lrnda Lamb Jewel Grdeon Ehzabeth Hrndman Garl Lamb AnnTurner Yvonne Lancaster Mar1ettaSenn Joyce Stevens E1s1e Lancaster Srdney Lee Ann Hams Carolyn Southerland Mary Lourse Starnes Gladys Patterson Marretta Cross Anchor Cross Anchor Cross Anchor Cross Anchor Cross Anchor Cross Anchor Co Captaxn Mary Senn Hrckory Tavern Pacolet Fountarn Inn Chesnee Jonesvrlle Pacolet 27 ' 33 25 ' 29 30 - ' 27 24 13 36 ' 35 45 ' 45 30 - ' 32 37 31 35 23 44 ' 23 49 ' 39 48 24 'a 3 X L 'V' Aj. ' . 7','. , BOYS' BASKETBALL Co Captarn Lewrs Taylor Captaxn Bruce Pnnce Co Captarn Earl Morrow Kneehng Frrst row Charles B r e w 1 n g t o n Tommy Moseley Bobby Lamb George Rumph Second row Lewrs Taylor Bruce Pnnce John Nantz Sammy Betsrll C ar ol Sarlors Standrng 'S ' Earl Morrow Nicky Stroud Kerch Haynes Mr Sumner Victor Huckaby Dean Grady Mamn DeSh1e1ds A 'Sr Hrckory Taverr Gray Court OWCIHQS Fountam Inn Gray Court Owelngs Chesnee JODCSV1116 Cross Anchor Cross Anchor Cross Anchor Cross Anchor Cross Anchor Cross Anchor 45 Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Anchor Anchor Anchor Anchor Anchor Anchor Vqlgh Hickory Tavern Pacolet Fountarn Inn Chesnee Jonesvrlle Pacolet 41 :?H? , , .. : . ' : ' ' , l tl, .k I 1 I . . r 6 a . I y 7 1 . U Q , ' N - 5' 1 Q' f gn as 50 :S J V 'fx 2 ' IJ 34 ' . 60 48 64 23 - ' 61 51 60 30 ' 73 42 ' 65 38 - ' 44 35 49 21 51 60 ' 50 ' 37 44 49 BASKETBALL '5 3 '54 Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross BOYS GIRLS Anchor 56 Fountain Inn 28 Cross Anchor 61 Fountain Inn Anchor Landrum 29 Cross Anchor 47 Landrum Anchor Boiling Springs 39 Cross Anchor 31 Boiling Springs Anchor Pacolet 36 Cross Anchor 43 Pacolet Anchor Jonesville g6 Cross Anchor 48 Jonesville Anchor Jonesville '7 Cross Anchor 36 Jonesville Anchor Boilings Springs 52 Cross Anchor 34 Boiling Springs Anchor Holly Springs 30 Cross Anchor Holly Springs Anchor Campobello 35 Cross Anchor Campobello Anchor Chesnee 34 Cross Anchor Chesnee Anchor Landrum 5 33 Cross Anchor Landrum Af1Ch01' HQUY SPUUSS 35 Cross Anchor Holly Springs Anchor Hlckoflf Tavern 63 Cross Anchor Hickory Tavern Anchor Follmam Um 56 Cross Anchor Fountain Inn AIlCh0I C3mP0be110 47 Cross Anchor Campobello Anchor P30013 57 Cross Anchor Pacolet Anchor Chesnee 56 Cross Anchor Chesnee Anchor Hickory Tavern 54 Cross Anchor Hickory Tavern Anchor Gi-amling 36 Cross Anchor Gramling Anghor Ridge Springs 50 Cross Anchor Holly Springs Cross Anchor Hollywood DISTRICT CHAMPIONS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS CAPTAIN Bobby Tucker t J - ilk YS? rs-'ef , , CO-CAPTAIN John Brown CAPTAIN Mary Louise Starnes CO-CAPTAIN Mary Frances Tucker BASEBALL Front Row LtoR. B111y Jackson Wrllram Pryor Donald Owens Larry Edge Tommy Moseley Coach Sumner Second Row Donald Nelson Charles Brewmgton Carol Sa11ors John Nantz Wendell Sourherland Carol Lamb George Rumph Ray Morrow Thud Row Nlcky Stroud Earl Morrow Bobby Lamb Sammy Bets111 Dean Grady Marnn DeSh1e1ds DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1954 Mrs CoraR Webb Manager Mrs Anme Ruth Jackson S-3? V n. LUNCHROOM STAFF My-3 Gladys Iohmon Mrs St Lawrence Irby I 1 A' 1 :zg a: L'l l 1 I, i i MM . M Ti MQ 523 ' if M I 0 : U I 1 . I Lewis Taylor: Bruce Prince: Bobby Lee Ifdwards. I ' , I QM i- - -I 1 'ig i- rs A M s A - ' - ,M M Ga: I S 2 M QM gd M M A Mf' 5 If .bf ' 1' SENIOR SNAPSHOTS X f jr JUNICDR SNAPSHOTS 1 N JLNUUL D is... I T f 1 lax lgill.. SNAPSHOTS L. I FAMILIAR SCENES ADVERTISEM ENTS Trade with these busmess ftrms who make our annual posuble We w a n t to express our smcere thanks for then cooperation STEVENS SERWCE STAUON ckoss ANcHoR SELF sskvlce Route 2 and GROCERY General Merchandne Gas Oil General Merchandise I T 8: Carl Stevens Where a Round Dollar Owners Gets a Square Deal' Union, Carolma Cross Anchor South Carolina tn, . . , V 1 , f, ,gin Q I , , A v 'w It s ,, . ' ' 'gk - 3 . 1 2 I w 'Vx ' va ' . Q - -- N o . Complrmanfs of STRIB S CAFE HL A Complfmenfs f PEOPLES MOTOR CO L fu lllklln J-My S 1d1Carc1ma HHNIFH AL lb Peru 'iff A L :LL Farwl V I A o i W N I W I 1 i E 1 Y Y W 1 Hi 110:11 -ri 'i 1' We 55 Wie' NMA ' 1 N, -rf ll'-lI,c.1r1I11IS. wld Q ., V ,M 5 1 C' C A 'Z'-1 Sfvtlx Cnr-fliixa 1 W1 wvdrxiif ww I' N W ff!! flmb wi In-sr' Nurs .11 W I, 1 0 1 ' 1 ,J I ,J L, S 1- rw W V 'fl'- T 'I' V12 jx-11511535 Ifsgan N iid? Art Q. ' Pflvilr W.. 5 nl up 1F If. 4 SH-fl-,b Lee V TWH Sm H , A ina THE LANFORD BOYTER MORTUARY N11Udr1fI Suutl Cdr 11 Compllmenfs of A FRIEND Compllmenrs of W H WILBURN General N1crc11a11d1bc 15 51111.11 Car 111111 WOBPORD 1 WUI Dml or,Oa W Udf ff S 1111 Car Ima 1 1 1 1 1 Q l 1 , I V 1 f 11 Illl , V . 1 1 . . 1 . , , 1 1'1,1.1g, 5111111 C41r1111..1 W C11 2 kiln 1 ' K 1 1 1 1 1 LW Wm- . A ,,,, Y -A , - 1 1 1 I 1 T ' Us 14111 cs 511, 11Juffur1.1, 0 ' Q 0 ll 0 H 0' SMITH'S JEWELRY STORE 107 West Maur Street Phone 1351 Umon South Carollna GLAMOR SHOP Smart apparel for women 100 Mam Street Phone 137 Unron South Carolrna UNION DRY CLEANING CO AND STEAM LAUNDRY Where Clothes and Shoes are Grven New Ltfe Phone 25 Unron South Carolrna T C McNALLY LUMBER CO All krnds of lumber and bu1ld1ng materlals Phone 8 Uruon South Carolrna I FROM Cr SON Dry Goods Shoes Ready to wear Umon s Relrable Merchant for over 45 years Phone 360 W 128 E Mam Street Unron South Carolrna Complvmenfs of 102 W Marn Street Phone 274 Uruon South Carolma UNION APPLIANCE CO Frrgrdaue Applrances Unron South Carolrna CAROLE ANN HOSIERY CO Buy your Hosrery by the BOX and SAVE 325 North Gadberry Phone 635 Unron South Carolrna Outfitters for the 'Entire Family JORDAN FARM SUPPLY CO ryH SdsPu SIZDC C1 WELCOME GRILL s mc PATTERSON MOTOR COMPANY OKU C AIIMR AIMCII 2 SGdb y 198W thC Complrmenfs of EFIRDS DEPARTMENT STORE SLhC Compliments f WILBURN DRY GOODS CO thC Complvmenfs of FtsdM M S S thC Compliments f SMITH DRUG STORE sc L1 y Rgist dPhar :Oy U SLhC Compluments of MCCOYS SERVICE STATION se C m mc 'Keep irnbing' Farm Machine - ardware ee - rina Chow Phone 195 U ' ou axolina U ' uu amlina I . . sed ars a es 1 o e s 36 , a err Phone - Union Sou arolina Union ou arolina ' o COMMUNITY CASH GROCERY Fresh rui an eats' 115 ain treet Union Sou arolina Union ou arolina n o . I Your Pre rip 'on Filled b rvi e witha Smile' e ' ere macis, nl nion ou arolina U 'on Sou arolina Complfmenfs f HARRY FROM S Kdd Shp S INI S LhC J COH EN COMPANY d Complfmenfs f PALMETTO DRUG STORE 78:12 thC Compliments f JEWEL SHOP SthC FINCHERS BAR B Q AND RESTAURANT LhP1nk ySt thC GARNER S PAINT STORE SHIRLEY S FLOWER SHOP Complfmenfs f THE BERRY LUMBER COMPANY 833 I 1108 W IM ru SthC C ' o I 'The store for the well dressed man i ie o Ladies hop Wes l ain treet Your Campus I-lea quarters Union Sou arolina Union South Carolina . O . O I Phone Union Sou arolina Union ou arolina Complimenis of I - - - - I Phone 588 Nor ' ne ' ICCI Phone 34 Union Sou arolina Union South Carolina ' o I Flowers for all occasions Phone - Phone 321 es ain Street 'on ou arolina Union South arolina Educauon A Wrse Investment Furruture from T E JONESGSON A wlse Investment Woodruff South Carolrna Complfments f D A SHOCKLEY GROCERY Meats Grocerres as Woodruff South Carol na Complrments of O SHIELDS ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Cross Anchor South Carolma Compllments of WOODRUFF AUTO SUPPLY Hotpornt Westmghouse Phone 5750 Woodruff South Carolrna Compliments of LAMAR LANFORD G COMPANY Funeral Servtces Woodruff South Carolrna Compliments f THE KIDDIE SHOP Iosephme Kelly Mgr Woodruff South Caroltna Complaments f A J COX G COMPANY New Modem Self SCIVICC Grocery Store Phone 89 Woodruff South Carolrna Complrments f STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES AlbertC Taylor Agent South Ma n Sueet Woodruff South Carolma . I o I -- ' --G ' 1 I I Jack Painter, Owner a ' o . ' o o 0 1 i Compliments t' W P JONES INSURANCE AGENT Wdr thC VERNA P LEONARD FLORIST grpI'D1 1OE Grffrhsr d Compliments f ENOREE DRUG COMPANY Compl me ts f CONNELLY AUTO PARTS Compliment f C D BISHOP Compliments f ECONOMY PRINTING G OFFICE SUPPLY ENOREE VARIETY STORE omg C dySftDrnk IS Lo Ovh dl-Zxpenss Malso Pnc WOODRUFF CREDIT JEWELERS w lry En S thC Wood thC ' o Send Flowers Tele a I e ivery S ' Phone 5145 . i i rect oo uff Sou arolina Woo ruff South Carolina I ' o I n o . I , Enoree South Carolma Laurens South Carohua . ' 0 s o General merchandise Phone 229 Cross Anchor South Carolina U ' South Carolina 5-1 - ' and up an - 0 i s Schoo upplies Diamonds- arches ,Iewe --Silverware w er ea e e n w ' es. oree ou arolm ruff Sou arolina hx n w M Compliments f WOODRU FF SUPPLY COMPANY I W Cox owner Phone 6100 I r South Carolma UNION INS Cr TRUST CO Real Estate 81 Insurance Phon lf'-1 115 W Maul Street Uruon u 1 Carulma Complamenfs f DERRICK BUICK COMPANY Wlmu better 1llIUIl1Ob1lt,S are blllll Il Svuth Camlum J POOLE Guueral IVICICIIBDLIISC Cotton Gllllllllg Smcn. 1897 I IW L South Carullln Complfmenfs of MAXWELL BROS C7 KINARD Fdfllllllft. 1 V. xml: lff South Carolma Complamenfs f MEADOR AMOCO OIL COMPANY Dlstr lbu wrs Fuel 011 Tubs Batterus Gas Uruon South Carolma ' o 1 Q Q I W xml uff ' ' S0 tj ' I I.,-A ---- -V-v A -- I f - ' o Buxck will build them I' NH ' lure' V 1 ' o ' ' 3 Frlglialru I i I 1 , ,,,, ,. , I WOODRUFF STATE BANK TOMMY S PEP STATION Complete Bankrng Servrce Be Sure Wrth Pure Member F D I C Washmg and Greasrng Woodruff South Carolrna Woodruff South Carolma Compliments f WORKMAN LUMBER COMPANY W V BROWN Everythmg LU Burldlng Electrrcal 8: Plumbmg Supphes General Merchandrse Merry B ros Buck Bud Roofrng Phone 5500 I-horee South Carohna Woodruff South Carohna REID S FLOWER SHOP HALL S 5 fr IOC STORE Mrs Joe Rerd owner MemberF T D The Store wrth Thousands of Items PIIOHSS For Less Money Day 6160 Night 2215 Maru Street V Woodruff Chesnee Fountam Woodruff South Carohna Sguth Cargllna I . -.. ' o I , I I Q 1 I I I I : , , 'Inn 1 I Compllments f Compliments f GULF OIL COMPANY UNION MOTORS INC FredR Lawrence D15UIbUIOI Phone 'P Where to Buy Them Your FORD dealers Phone 1100 Umon South Cz11'oI111a Un10n cud CAIOTIHZI Compliments f PEOPLES DRUG STORE The Rcxall Drug Store 111 S uri' Cara 11na Compliments f ARTHUR STATE BANK Nier'1be1'F D I C Un1on South Carohna +1.44 Compliments t' BELK S DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 14 Union South Ca.r111111 Compliments f EAGLE FURNITURE COMPANY Your Best Bet For A BJIFQJIII I Bryum Lawson Pres1dent Phone D93 Uruon S uuth Carolina I . 0 I . 0 ' I I I I - I I I . , ' I A-4U I I , . W . S 1 . I I 1777777777 Wwww, ,-,,,,A,Y7,,,4 W L-,--,.,,,, 7 A . I o . I I O I I I I I I I I 3 I , I . I . I I' I , W I I I I I I U IUII an 1 1 ' ' I ' . I I I , I - I I 0 ' I . I I I I I I I , lv I ' N I I E I I I 1 I I I I I I ' I V I I I I . . . . I . I ' ,I I ' I I . . ! , k . n GLN