Gray Court Owings High School - GCO Echo Yearbook (Gray Court, SC)
- Class of 1951
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AJWIQHJLT 'll-1 L-ik. mmm WK. Zh!- Fg3v wmlV' iw C0 gfcia Pubhshed bv the Se-mor Class of Gray Court Ow mgs Hxgh School GRAY COURT, SOUTH CAROLINA vw M14 4 m'7f '!f LT .- A - ffrvlhrriff Y in l id- my '---'1- '--f.-in - --s:::: , ...-iw-- . pw.-4-Y' , -- --'- A .---- f:'.4hw-U ' mgmju--A g1::-A f 7 'k 0 O 0 Vke the Semor Class of 51 dedlcate fh1S volume of he G C O Echo to IR W L FPTING Supermtendent K genume and understandmg frlend whose cooperauon has ended our efforts ind whose gemal personahty has mspued our Ixves AAN.. C Q ,, . , . . Y , , . . , . . , . A . - 1 ... , 2 . . Y . . . . wr 4 M f I 1 Nt - gn I , Q , x g W L FPTING 'IAUES Md ORIxI P Supermtendent rmcxpal Wx is ' FIRST ROW J J Hunter Lucxen Bobo SECOND ROW Fred Stoddard W R Cook john W1Il1s MRS. CHARLIE GRAY First Grade MRS. DAVID PEDEN Second Grade MISS LOIS ABERCROMBIE Thxrd Grade MRS. HUBERT HENDRICKS Seventh Grade MRS. EMILY BUSBEE Home Economics S C GAMBRELL Agrxculture MISS CORRIF LFI HAVIRD MRS EVERETTE BOBO Fourth Grade Commerce MRS S C GAMBRELL MRS C D GRAY Frfth Grade Mus1c Enghsh rench MRS DOROTHY GRAY MRS MEANS MOORE Srxth Grade Hxstory Mathematlcs 'C' SX tt' X i' IV -1 ,-.xxx ww-. KH Q'-f f-v-W, in 4 f m1 N '51- 4 wr., fd-,,1.,5 www' ,,...4e--1-V if ,Nba J wiv! MILDRED BUTLER--Member IHA two years...PreS. 1HA...Member Library Club...Bus. Mgr. Tattler ... Act. Editor GCC Echo ...V. Pres. Sr. Class... She had no wish but--to be glad ...She hated naught but-to I-e sad. JO ANN COOK--Sec.-Treas. jr.-Sr. Class .... Xrt Ed. Tattler and GCC Echo ...Member Tattler Staff three years...Member JHA two years...Beta Club Pres.. .Member Beta Club three years...Cheerleader...Miss Hi-Miss...Member Library Club... ller pencil was striking, resistless and grand...Her manner was gentle , complying and bland. MARTHA COOLEY--Member JHA three years...Member Beta Club three years...Treas. Sophomore Class... Tattler ...Pres. Library Club...C1ass Historian... lix. Ed. Tattler ...Member GCO Echo Staff... Perfect Attendance for six years... A countenance in which did meet...Sweet records, promises as sweet.'l GENE COTHRAN--At fountain Inn Member Giee Club two years...Operated concession stand at football games 3 years...Mgr. magazine campaign...At G.C.O.-- On Tattler Staft'...Photographer for GCC Echo ...Member Boys' Glee Club... Happy am I, from care l'm free...Xl'hy arenlt they all contented like me? RICHARD IIJXXARDQ Member FFA two years llinner Scholarship Nledal two years V Pres IFR llember 1 Tattler Staff two years Winner History Xie-ical Ass t Fea Fd Tattler Pres Senior Class Class Poet Fea att er Nlembe GCD I-cho Staff 'Across his fair broad brow were wrought The intersected line of thought ,QW um. wwf A 'Now ,QQ-t 33,123 mx s Ltiiiiii Pr f-,,ue., fag X ,ff 'Y .Mfg r tr ry D ' V HT I 11 r mv -C K - 11 Q . . , V 4 E . A it it 2 .M K 1 , . Q M V 1 at i ..,, A255 ww . ' . 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Beta Club..Winner Scholarship Medal..Winner Salesmanship award..Ass't Art lid. Tattler ..Iid. GCO Fcho V. Pres. jr. Class Class..V. Pres. Library Clubnlid.-in-Chief Tactler .. Her modest answer and graceful air..Show her as wise and good as she is fair. JOEL ll'Al-LAClf--Member of FFA two years..Member Beta Club three years..Pres. FFA..On Tattler Staff two years..l res. Sophomore Class..Mgr. Magazine campaignuperfect attendance all four years..Class lawyer..Member Boy's Glee Cflub..Bus. Mgr. GCO Echo .. l..1rge was his bounty and his soul sincere. IDURA WOODS--Member jHA three years..Reporter ,IHA two yearS..Member Tattler Staff...-Xthletic lid. GCD licho ..joke Fd. 'I'attler ..Member Basketball team.. Member Library Club.. She's always good natur'd, good hurnour'd and free , ffl 13? A' 2 l 'w.,.,f . '1 r is I 'ff elflgi 'f i a S At last we were Freshmen rn Hrgh School We seemed more bewrldered than ever wrth Glee Club Beta Club J H A and other clubs We had three new teachers that year namely Mr Furman Weathers Mrss Roberta Eptrng and Mrss Sara Belle Brooks We orgamzed basketball baseball and volley ball teams for the frrst trme Havmg passed through the second stage of our yourney rn hrgh school we paused to see whether or not our record was anythrng to brag about Accordrng to tradxtron Sophomores are rnclrned to thrnk rather hrghly of themselves but rn our retrospectron we found no cause to be ashamed We were takrng part rn many drf ferent actrvrtres of the school rs Hunter helped us weather the storms met here uanrta Fortenberry yomed our class thrs year Mrs Carroll Gray was our Englrsh teacher and sponsor durmg our umor year The only thmg that worrred us was that worthy body of Senrors They were the herght of our am brtron and no doubt an rncentrve for us to work harder To the Semors we gave a most de lrghtful banquet Ott umor play Aunt Tnllre Goes to Town wrll never be forgotten b cause we had so much fun practxcmg for rt What dramatrc abrlrtres drscoveredl We entered the Senror Class wxth Gene Cothran as a new member rather hesrtatrngly as somethmg told us rt was no easy task con frontrng us Lrttle drd we realrze the amount of work that was necessary to publrsh an an nual and newspaper The G C O Echo and Tattler seem part of us now Yes we have weathered the twelve years of rough saxlrng together bound by bonds lrke that of brother to brother bound together by that mdescrxbable somethmg Class Sprrrt We haven t set the world on frre as yet and we realrze that we cannot reap the frurts of labor wrthout work The future IS brrght and loaded with possrbrlrtres Watch us go' We shall strrve to brrng honors and glory to Gray Court Ovsrngs I Wrth feelrngs rangrng from those of con quermg heroes to that of the proverbral lamb led to the rrercrless slaughter drd we enter the frrst grade rn Mr Gannbrells school of knowledge Mrldred Butler o Ann Cook Eula B Hughes Rrchard Edwards joel Wallace and lrrs Srmpson of thrs present class of 1951 recall wrth what a rush we drd enter' Mrss Beulah Bryson was our able teacher The most memorable events of the year were o Ann Cook s brrthday party and the grammar school operetta Mrss Ida Lee Brodre now Mrs Means Moore was wartrng for us when the next Sep tember rolled around We felt worldly wrse and experrenced and really enyoyed thrs year We shall always remember the snow near Chrrst mas Our classmates were about the sarre rn the thxrd grade wrth Mrss oan Carrrgan as teacher We had our frrst taste of Lrbrary Scrence and Eula B Hughes was our lrbrarran Dora Woods yorned us rn the fourth grade Mrss Lourse Hunter our teacher gave us a Chrrstmas Party Then thrs year we had exam matrons whrch weren t nearly as frerce as we had heard they were Our frfth year was spent rn the same room wrth the srxth grade Mrss Mattxe Abrams struggled wrth us for the next two years As we entered junror Hrgh we felt even more grown up Mrs Cecrl Gray was our home room teacher At frrst we were scared to death because every frfty mrnutes we had a new teacher It was the frrst year a man had ever taught us but all of us loved Mr Cleckler our math teacher Mrss Vrrgmra Gault now Mrs Hendrrcks taught Englrsh Martha Cooley came from Greenpond to jorn us at thrs tm-e The elghth grade was wonderful' Van ohnson and Esther Wrllrams were practrcally worshrped by all oi us so Mrss Helen Bobo now Mrs Marlon Bryson jr took us on a hay rrde Hallowe en nrght and to Fountarn Inn to see our favorrtes rn Easy to Wed HISTORIAN Martha Cooley ' K B . . ,. . . I . - v 1 1 ' ' '1 ' 1 1 . . . , , - . 1 ' A 1 1 ' 1J 1 . . . I, ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 e . . .. 1 l . , . . , , 1 1 V ' , - I Q A . . . H . . ,, . H H V . - . . . . . . y . . . ' 1 ' 1 1 . . ' I . H . . . U . - H , . . . , . , 1 e' 1 1 1 ' 4 rc 11 ' ' u 11 ' Y ' 7 , . , . 1 1 ' 1 ' ' - 1 . . . ., , , . , . . - ' ' rr r 11 - 1 . , 1 I M' an Mfhir ' 'Wrmm FIRST ROW Eula B Hughes Gene Cothran Martha Cooley SECOND ROW Dora Woods Rlchard Edwards jo Ann Cook THIRD ROW Ins Srmpson Mxldred Butler joel Wallace 9 TP I was seated idly gazing through the window when I heard a newsboy s piercing cry of Extra' Extra' All about Wallace s great 1nvent1on Wal lace' Could it be my old classmate, joel Wallace? I knew that he had been connected with the H Bomb plant down in Aiken, South Carolina but I had understood that it had been in the capacity of private secretary For several years, however, I had lost trace of him I leaned from the window and called for a paper Unfoldlng lt quickly this is what I saw joel Wallace Invents H A Fngzne to Power Rockets Mowng betueen the Plants Wallace Now Recognrzed as Greatest Sznce Edzson See Wallace Tomgbt on Telewson The article covered practically the entire front page joel s invention was a wonderful step in the scientific WO1'ld As my eyewandered 0n,I caught the date of the paper the 27th of May There was something strangely familiar about that date What was it? Then suddenly If came to me today was the tenth anniversary of our graduation from old Gray CourtOvv1ngs It was hard to realize that ten years had really passed slnce that eventful day I also realized that tonight the class of 51 was havlng the reunion which I had been unable to attend due to the illness of my husband A praver rose to 'ny lips that joel had attenoed and would bring them in on his program I could hardlv wait for the hour to arrive so that I might tune ln At the appointed time I began turning the dials reen, wondering which of my classmates would be the first to appear At first the image upon the screen was very faint and rather blurred, but I as turned the dial a little more the image of a great opera house, brillrantlv lighted, appeared upon the screen A flashing electric sign above the building told me that this was the Nletropolitan Opera House Then a smaller sign appeared upon which were these words First Appearance rn Arnerrca of Martha Cooley the Vvorld s Greatest Pzamst just then I caught a glimpse of a beautiful suite in one of 'Nlew York s most famous as well as most expensive hotels A beautiful woman was seated at the dressing table with her back to m The rooms were filled with flowers and a French Xlald was arranging the womans hair just as she turned her head, I saw that it was Martha dressing for her appearance at the Opera House The next scene showed me Iris Simpson seated at a desk ln a luxurious private office On her desk was a picture of her husband and three child ren taken in their Gulf Coast home just now she was dictating rapidly to her secretary and the sign door told me that she was Editor in Chief of one of New York s daily papers Before the scene faded I noticed also on her desk, a copy of her latest novtl The next scene was of a large hospital in Chicago A group of girls in nurses uniforms stood in the center of a room talking and laughing Io Ann Cook vvas telling the others something very funny about her tvun boys or her movie actor hus band, Carl Rowe o Ann was voted Miss H1 Miss our Senior year, and none of us ever be lreved that she would complete her nursing course Much to my surprise a courtroom now appeared upon the screen The trail was evidently a famous one , for the room was crowded Yes, I recognized now that this was the United States Supreme Court in session As I glanced at the judges, whom shouldl recognize as one of them but Gene Cothran I had known for S0mEIlmC that Gene was considered the States best known criminal lawyer, but I had not heard that he had been made judge I almost screamed as an aeroplane doing a tail spin appeared upon the screen After the tail spin, a loop the loop, then a nosedlve, and many other daring stunts were performed I wondered which of my classmates could be this daring avia or Presently the plane glided smoothly to the ground and as the aviator stepped out, I recognized Mlldred Butler She had just completed a tour of I:,urope where she had performed before Klngs and Princes, and was generally acceded to be the most daring and skillful woman aviator in the world The next scene was in China Who of my classmates could be ln this far away land? As I looked a door of a rather large house opened and a small woman in American dress stepped out A Coolle came up with a yinrikisha into which the woman stepped and was rolled slowly away As she passed through the streets she received much attent1on and the natives all seemed to love her As the jmrikisha stopped before a beautiful little house with a mass of chrysanthemums blooming in the yard and the woman stepped dovvn, I recognized the most influential missionaries in this great land Then the Oriental scene changed and I was back again in America' As I looked, I saw a modern ranch tvpe tourlst home in Texas It was the most attractive I had ever seen and seemed to be very prosperous with the No Vacancy sign swinging in the western winds I was wondering who could ovvn this charming place when Dora Woods and her husband came to the door I couldn t believe Dora would stray so far from old Carolina Now the scene shifted again and I saw a group of men and women seated around a conference table I heard the speaker call for a report from the Chairman of the Nledical Research Department The one who responded to this imposing title was our old class president, Richard Edwards He is now Dr Edwards of ohns Hopkins Hospital H has just discovered a formula for making people grow tall overnight The screen became blank and I realized that I had had a glimpse into the life of each and every one of the class of 51 Truly the mventlons of man and of women, too, are marvelous I ROPHTT Fu a B Hughes . . . . H , - , . . ,, . . 4 , , . . , - . -' . , I . . . . . . . , . . ' Y I! I -C ' . . V - . I ' , . ,, . . . . I l Y . A T I I I , , . ' A . Y v ' f I ' ' V - of the television, with my eye intent upon the sc- juanita Fortenberry. She was considered one of - .k . I . , . I , H ,, . . . f . I I . Y ,, -.. . . ' ' . , I r - - 1: . S ' T . 1 l A . ' ' 9 --, . . . . I . , , H . 5 . . 4 ' . , , ' 7 ' . J .' ' . e eo . . . . . , . . ' I , . . ' Q I I ' Q? 1 . 4 . - A , , I ' ' 4 A 0 . V I ' . . . , . Y I I V Y' 5 I - T . J v ll ' '- .44- Mug: Hes! Most Most Most Most ,Wiki-! - Stu IIous . . Hesse . . .fxdy 7' . . C'cntIc-manly I Opular . . IJ.-pendahle . . . . IRIS SIMPSON JOEL WALLACE . . . IO ANN COOK RICHARD EDWARDS . . . . IRIS SIMPSON RICHARD EDWARDS . IIIQLA B. HIIGHES GENE COTHRAN . MARTHA COOLEY RICHARD EDWARDS C. Friendliest . . . f .DRI-' f'.-I GENE COTHRAN '. NIostAthIet1c .............. 'IO ANN COOK . Best AII Around . Preruesz........ GIZNF COTHRAN . . . . jI,fANIT-K FORTENBIERRY L. IXALI. .1 . . . . . . Ii LA I3. HLT ES Best Looking ..,... . . . . RICHARD EDWARDS . u1II1CSI.......-. .........DORA XXOODS GENE COTHRAN We the Senror Class of Gray Court Owmgs Hrgh School County of Laurens and State of South Carolrna berng of reasonably sound mmd and farntrng memory after all our days and years here at G C O do hereby make publrsh and declare thrs to be our last and best wrll and testament hereby revokrng all former wrlls of whatever nature already made To our school and classes to follow we leave thrs annual as a remembrance of th1s the Class of 51 To Mr Fptmg and the entxre faculty we leave our love and good wrll trustrng that the many tlmCS we had to be reprrmanded for wrong dorngs be forgotten To Mrs Everette Bobo we leave our love and apprecratron for helpmg us so wrllmgly and farthfully wrth the annual and the paper To our patrent sponsor Mrs C D Gray we leave our whole hearted gratrtude and af fectron We the Class of 51 thank these teachers for what they have done for us all these years To the Jumor Class we wrll our Senror prrvrleges whrch we have enyoyed and hope the faculty wrll be even more gene ous to them I Gene Cothran havmg my usual porse of john Curry and to Wrllram Babb my mstrnct to stay rn trouble I Eula B Hughes bemg rn a thoughtful and earnest mood do hereby wrll and bequeath my naturally curly harr to Hazel Wrlson and my abrlrty to srng to Charles Crowder I Dora Woods realrzrng that my trme IS lrmrted wrll and bequeath my place rn the can teen to whoever Mr Eptmg thmks IS surted for the posrtron and to Nancy Lee Campbell all my book reports hopmg that she doesn t spend her Senror Year readmg lrke I drd I Irr Srmpson realrzrng that my days at G C O are numbered do hereby wrll and be queath to Sara Owens my edrtorshrp of the Tattler and to Betty Lee Owens my excess herght hoprng she lrkes the hlgh altrtude I Rrchard Edwards bemg rn a studrous frame of mmd do cheerfully wrll and bequeath my scholarshrp medals typewrrter and abrlrty to learn, to Frankre Wrllrs and the posxtron of bell rmger to whoever Mr McCorkle thmks wrll M066 best frll the posrtron I Mrldred Butler berng rn a generous state of mmd do hereby wrll and bequeath my short easy steps to Mr McCorkle and my abllrty to pass Shorthand wrthout any trouble to Kenneth Peden and hope he enyoys rt as much as I have I uanrta Fortenberry realrzmg that I am about to breathe my last fleetmg breath of hrgh school lrfe do wrll and bequeath my olrve complexron to oan Woods and hope she enyoys gettrng suntanned as much as I do and Iwxll my abrlrty to type stencrls to Sara Owens and hope she makes less mxstakes than I drd I Martha Cooley berng rn a sober state of mmd and havmg the welfare of The GCO Echo at heart do hereby w1ll and bequeath my posrtron on the Tattler and Echo staffs to whomever the class sponsor appornts and to Shrrley Bolt I leave my seat on the Green pond Bus I joel Wallace realrzxng what I am about to say rs not worthwhrle do wrll and bequeath my abrlrty to always manage to be rn the group that gets out of classes to Newbeme Cook and to Hugh Edwards my posrtron as mrmeo graph operator and hope he lrkes rt as much as I o Ann Cook berng rn a sentrmental state of mmd do hereby wrll and bequeath my abrlrty to get out of classes and roam up and down the halls to jean Owrngs hopmg she w1ll not wear out as many parrs of shoes as Idrd and to Alrce Henderson my sunny drsposrtron We Irrs Srmpson Rrchard Edwards oel Wallace Martha Cooley and Eula B Hughes do reyorcmgly leave our good names asSen1ors and wrllrng workers to our brothers and srsters and hope they uphold thrs good name All property not mentroned rn th1s wrll we leave to Mr Eptmg to drspose of as he sees In wrtness whereof we hereunto srgn our names wrthout wrtness thrs 25th day of May Nxneteen hundred and Flfty one Srgned THE SENIORS oel Wallace Class Lawyer We appomt Mrs Means Moore Executrrx of thrs wrll I2 O , . - . . . . 1 A 7 7 7 ! 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A 777 MOTTO To be useful rather than to be observed FLOWER COLORS Yellow Snapdragon Green and Gold Wrth sad farewells upon our lrps We leave our hlgh school days And take the paths that lead us on To each our separate ways Although we re glad to look beyond That long unopened door We gmeve that dear old G C O Shall shelter us no more But memorxes are always here Of happy days of fun When we ten worked together here The Class of Flfty One And wrth the passmg of the years Lrfe s dearest hopes fulfrl And ever trl the end of trme There ll be our frrendshrp strll ,fi if 'jf X Au .xx , ,, if 'Q' BETTY WOODS WAYNE CAMPBELL fl! Z fiillgill I iwblggm, 'Else O 'E' Pfeszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Ev Treasurer JILAIN OWINGS ELI1ANOR HENDFRSON VIRGINIA A CURRY FIRST ROW Dorothy Armstrong Sh rley Bolt Nancy Lee Campbell Newberne Cook Norman Cook Hugh Edward Allce Henderson Fvelyn leroy Betty Owens Betty Lee Owens Sara Owens janetOw1ngs Kenneth Peden Carl Stoddard Curtrs Wallace Frankre WIIIIS Hazel Wxlson joan Woods SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Www who mg, 'Nw 5 lf., X .'-fi, A zy- ' ' ' .... ' ' ' Q ' L .1 .I , I M '--LA Q g Vi q ...1V 3, y W C A x . l I I I . , . 7. . ' gl 1 if .fm 'KR , A2 --,, .. ' -I V 4 'W 'C . --'- U W, I Q-N n A 1 X All f ,f '1lr ' I I I -52 I ' V ., N ,yuu S tx, X '..Q to Lf C I I' I I el' f If le l'e A I I A - -.-. 2-. -'-f-': fi' I A is President Vice Prcsndent Secretary Treasurer lil LEN ARMQTRONG JOY HAl LMAN IOIS ANNI GRAYDON BOBBII ANN VAUGHN FIRST ROW Ruth Armstrong, Sara Armstrong, Wnllmm Babb llmmy Bobo, john Henry Campbell QI CONIJ ROW Ralph Cooley, fharles Crowder lxelyn Curry, John Curry, iamuel uxmbrell THIRD ROW ldna Henderson, erry Riddle oyte Simpson, Patsy 'itroud Re ta Tho nuson wa. AQQQ 0 . 'lest .A fa ai RJR JJ -45' V 1 .R EMR l 3 fw- fi-s i, we t ' V 1' r I ,,. A H A ill' M y f A , f' ,Y Q , 9 President MCL 1 reel ient IIII RI 'Xl ICI RUST OMINIGS Secretary FRANCES OV I1'NIb Treaburer HOWARD RIDDLI- I IKNT ROV. Yann dunes, Iatsy Clayton, Danxel Gr1y,james Robert Hrll, Syble Hughes N1 COND ROXX C laiys Kennedy, Bobb1e jean Malone, Ridgeway Niartrn, Niary Well Moon, H0bb16 Owens THIRD ROW 'Nhlford Owrngs, Dorothy Terry Betty Jean Thomason, Bernice W uns, Thelma Xhlson ws. 'Q 'ef 3- 'Q'- I8 . K . - 3 DULIQ . - Qi r in , f MV .I 1 ' Q I ,.,,. Y I E lzui . .i -ef -I :1f I 5 r 1 3 ggi ,:.:. r Y A' 5, V t 35 -7:e-.-,-.. I Q? ' 5 5 - Z ' 1 it Y. ,ff A rr Af -.t- 1 ' e ,H uf e y y .re ,,,.. . Vi., ' 't::' f ,,-' i e t S' e t ef A3 f.: .,.-',, In . -.? I X I Vw- X g ' .. A 'H k A, Q -, -V tg f 'CJ' .. vu fi he or 2 't-' r . Q VIE- AZI, I I ' ,.-1 s , WQIB. 'Ct' hz Kin- .rf 1-K3 we wh 15.3225 Aw If W A-fm, .. Q , 21 :mf 5 ,W J .aff W ,wfw :MQW ww ,WMM ww W ww .WW 4.1.44 wa... naw kann 4-nan as wnfaf new I 'VK ' 1 1 1 uton, u 11 Ox xr ntcs lrxu xxt a x ms t OIICL xxcns 1 n ost h Nia one 1. x tr s 1 son x' r es 2 FIRST ROW: Barbara Hellams, Patsy llufmter, Libby Cook, Frances Armstrong. SECOND ROL: Crace Cooley Frances Simpson, Dorothy Rhodes Rudy Nell Armstrong Barbara Ri-e Rose Armstrong Barbara Owens, Eva Bailey. THIRD ROW: Preston Hughes Donald Armstrong Robert Henderson erry Armstrong, joe Kennedy, Ray Stoddard, Watson Curry, unior Graydon, Billy ljetlen, Ronald Armstrong. FOURTH ROWZ Mrs. llubert Hendricks, Charles Tucker, Hugh Cooper, Paul Armstrong, john Robert Taylor. lili i 'I X FIRQT ROV Nlary Wrlllams Alvin Tlclxer crry Ovungs Scott C Coper llorothy lkrlson C,ec1l Hrll ean Nlartln, liruce Owens KECCJNI' RUXX Xlartha Thomason Iris C layton ignes C rant lallacc I troy I lnda Gray Patrlcla I lvmrds Rebecca I enlanj THIRD ROV. liorothy Templeton ple FOURTH ROW Buddy Qmltn Hllly Iosey, Xlrs Cray Q FIRST ROV' lmmw Thorpe Shirley Brshop, llorthy Owens, Ixelly Wxllxs Barbara Thompson, Jacqueline Ixennedy, Helen Armstrong, llnda Satterfleld, udy Cook oe Henderson, xmmy Armstrong SICOND ROV' joe Bryson, 1m Armstrong, xmmy Curry eanctte Cooper lion Armstrong, Carroll Gray, r Franklm Stone XI3Ig1C langston, Frances Darnell, TDOIYIS Wxlkxe, Clarence Nloon THIRD ROW Lewis Cralne, Sara Brown, Shlrley Templeton, Mary Etta Templeton, Nlanon Csrame, Nlartha Smith, james Sm1th, Theodore Fortenberry, Alton Vaughn . , T X In 'ru - - ' , nv M :v . f '- S H. 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Nlary Louise Gray Leroy Templeton, Ann Busbee Nlary Ann Woods, Leroy Smrth, Izvelyn Stone Judy S1mmons, Ray Armstrong, Sandra Rholes THIRD RON! Lrnda Cox, Nlary H1ll Patsy Bragg, Hllcla llughes joyce Cooper oan lI1ll Roy Brown, Danny Khllxs, Earnest llrll, Imxlyf Rxtldle Hamel PIRST ROV, Nlfirgaret Ann Pede , Que L11e-1 Owxngs, rddy Cook, llama- Hallman, Rxta Bobo Sadre Mae Hughes, Lmda Thompson Harrxet Xr111Q SFCOIXD ROKR john 11 Nlontgomery, Ray Fdwards, Roy Brovfn Leroy Templeton Leroy Smxth iary Lyn C1ark, Danny Scofreld Nlar louxse Gray ban'1ra Rhodes THIRD ROXX Patsy Bragg, Nlary 11111 Samny Nloore, Tommy Busbee lnarnesr H111 Henry Vaughn, 1m11y Puddle 27 Fdxror IRIS SINIPQON il .4-1 'Q' 'X I 1 r ICD -XXX COOK BUSIDCSS N gr Adxertxsmg Nigr Sponsor JOII VI-XI L CRE ILIA I5 IILGIIFS NIRS I-VERITTF BOBU gala SMH FIRST ROW Martha Cooley Irvs Mmpeon o Ann Cook Dora Woods Sf fONI7 ROV Iuanxti Iortenbury Rxchard Fdwxrds Vlxldrcd Butler Gene C othran 1 Wallace Nirs Bobo I ulx B Hugh Q, I ' I , M V, A W V! , K 'lzfi A 5 I 6 I - ,:,V,., I 4 in 1 Y ' K V 1 1 ' ' . .I . .rr 1I'zo ' . . I . , If Q- . A, V rf ' ff. . Y' 2C 4 . 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C. . 9 P v' ' I: ' A 1 , Irrs S1mpson. SECOND ROW: Shirley Bolt, Betty Owens, Jo Ann Cook, .I l 1 I - 4 S' is . , 3 .I ' .Y- .I I I y 4' . 1 i ' 1 ,I V' -1 ' , 1 1 , . , . . . zz , ' I ' , Presrdent Vnce Presrdent IULA I3 HUGIIILS QARA OWI NS as IW 'K Treasurer JOYCIT SIMPSON Secretary FVI I YN C URRY 9-fgli .frffovf FIRST ROW Preston Hughes Barbara Hellams, NIHXIC Hawkms, err Armstrong, lxnda Wrllxs, Patsy Hunter, Jane wIlllS SECOND ROW Patsy Clayton, Thelma Wilson Margie Nell Idwards, Gene fothran, oel Wallace oyce ixmpson, lula I3 Hughes, Vrrgmxa Ann Curry THIRD ROIX Iumor Graydon, oan Owens, Rose Armstrong, Lors Anne Cwraydon, Alrce Henderson, Syble Hughes, Sara Owens, Fvelyn Curry Sponsor MRS 9 C CAMBREI iv' Qi? -Dyer n,.m rcs Q XICP l rtsrdcnt Netrcrarx Treasurer SIOHSLN' NH N I ROI! I I I I N 4 5' i 3? QSM IIRST ROW Bobble Ann Naughn '5XllCG Rose q,W1flgS anet Ovwmgs lleanor llenderson ean Ovsrngs, welyn C urry lula B lughes Doro thy Terry Patsy Stroud, oyce Srmpson Thelma Vrlson, Nlary 'Nell 'xloon Bobble ean 'Nlalone SFCOND ROW Ruth Armstrong Hazel Wilson Nlartha Cooley, Bemrtc Xkrllrs Rosa Thompson Nancy Lee Campbell Dorothy irmstrong, llora Wvocls oan Woods Qara -Xrmstrong, Betty Owens Nam Owens Betty can Ihomason Sy ble llughes, Patsy Cwlaxton Vlfj.,lI1l3 Ann Curry Tlllllll RCW frxntts Uvuns l O19 Ann C fax lon urlty Holt o llallmm Nlrs lmlly liusbce llelen Armstrong, '31 e llcnluson lxelyn ltrvy Betty lceOrxLns luxnlta I-ortenberry C lmlys lxcnnuiy fine M I 'ipimw Pfendenl Vue Preaxdent bcucmry rcasurcr A vu r CARL BTODDAHD NOHMAIN LOOK RAI 1 I1 L.UUl LX TUANIXU- M1115 MB 5 L. LzAM!-iii!-ll 9924 ill bl LUN! dill!-b 11111 Dolby Uwe-ns NI11! :rd Owens Rxibewa lx! 1Kll n xnkn W1 lb Car Stn ar mur R1 ile Vxllum 1 Newbrrue Cook UURD ROW crry Rxddle Norman Cool. 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A d I I 1 THDMASDN S Center Market Groceries Meats and Vegetables Owner Joe Thomason Fountotn Inn South Corolrno THE PUTMAN CO Shopping pays Dwrdends at the home of better values South Corolrno Out TITTBTS for the Enttre F-umly BELKS DEPT STORE PI one 580 Laurens Soul L Im THE MEN S SHOP INC xuolihl Laurens South Carol mu .IEWTE Men e Shop Fountotn Inn South Corolrno THE LEADER Always cz L uder rr Value Spcclalrst rn Teen 'igers Cl thang On The Square Luurens South Carolrno MAX KARELITZ Dry Goode ond Shoes Fountain Inn South Carolina PRICE S DEPT STORE Laurens and Wuttsvrlle l'he House of Better Values U . - . - . 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Oglrorous SUPERIOR ICE CREAM Phone 2 1363 1609 Lourens Road Groenvrlle South Carolrno M BABB SONS Groeerree Meats Frozen Foods ileotrlcal Repalra Phone 32 Gray Court S C ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY ll 5 Royal Tue: and Tubes Auto and Home Suoplles Laurens SC -I W HAMILTON O th q Phone 519 PONTIAC CADILLAC SMITH MOTOR COMPANY CAROLINA MILLING C0 Ent Mom sunt Manufacturers of phgn, 764 South State and Table Rock Poultry Solos and Servrce CWI' 8' H99 Fwd I-ourena Phones 22031 23041 South Caroltna Laurens, South Corolrno I IV., M JI ' , Hut-I' org Our t Q er, re li ul: ' 1 I I 1 a I . . , wner, on e s ua , I ' ' PUTNAM S DRUG STORE Pres crlptnons Vlsrt our Livestock Department Registered Pharmacist on duty at all times E J Colller R H Putnam Laurens South Carolina A FRIEND CASE LUMBER COMPANY The Place to Buy Your Building Maternal Phone I12 Fountain Inn South Carolma MAXWELL BROS 8- KINARD Furniture Fngldaares Radios Laurens South Carol ma SIMPSONVILLE 8. MAULDIN LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO Complete Building Service Slmpsonvllle S C Mauldln S C Reig Ig ' . CAROLINA SUBURBAN GAS COMPANY G B SHEPPARD Mg ?J3?I?'5:'Z.'32I:II.'.? w Y Phone 508 FOUNTAIN INN LUMBER CO INC LUMBER and BUILDERS SUPPLIES P O Box 317 Fountam Inn S C CANNON S Funeral Home MAUSOLEUM Ambulance Service Memorial Park Phone 85 36 255 Fountain Inn South Carolina v I I Comnlimentv of r ' ' V 1 I I I . Convenient, Dep nd ble, Ec nomlcal Rulane Gas for Cooking - Water Heating Aut matic Hous Heating fr era in Space Hen ing . . , r. I I , a n ' , a u ' 1 ol n ' l O I I I . I . . . I . THE R W WILLIS STORE TIRES INC .lohnH Inman Prop Furmture and Muslcal Merchandise Stoves Radios Refrrgerators 206 E Mann St Laurens South Caroluna Distributors for Kelly Springfield Tires Safety Recaps Vulcamzmg 2l9 E Washington St Greenville South Carolina CREWS MUSIC CO N ew est Laurens South Carol ana Congratulatzorzs Class 0 51 Shoes Ready to wear Furnishings Laurens South Carol una Compliments of THE LAURENS ADVERTISER Publishers an Commercial Prnnters DAVENPORT BROTHERS Smclaar Products Dual 610 Laurens South Carolma DeLANYS Sporting Goods The Best ln Sports for the Sportsman Dual 2 7221 24 College St Greenville S C Complzments of FLORA S BEAUTY SHOP Look vour best when you get your wave at Flora s Fountain Inn South Carolina s f, From Classics to Jive Records ROSENBl.UM'S a ' , fomplzments 0 TRIANPI F DDIIP CTUDF Fountain Inn South Carol una LEAKE BROTHERS 25 Years of dcnry service to the cuty of Greenville and surrounding towns FOUNTAIN INN GIN COMPANY Cotton Buyers Station 9 Gmmng Meal Hulls Cottonseecl Coal and Fertilizer Fountain Inn South CaroIma Complzmcnts 0 JOHN HARRIS ESSO STATION Gas Orl Accessories Gray Court South Carohna FOUNTAIN INN PLUMBING 8. ELECTRICAL SHOP Electrical Appliances Fountain Inn South Carolina DUKE POWER CO Spartanburg South Carol I na PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO Greenvn I Ie South CaroIma f omplu :ents of REMIERS DEPT STORE Woodruff South Carolnna . ...... ..:..... .......: .......... GreenviIIe, South Carolina I . I ' 1 1 I I I I 'I f CHEVROLET! 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