High School of Charleston - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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Demovelle H. Meadows A.B. Judson College Henry G. Mencken B.S. College of Charleston Albertine Moore A.B. Winthrop College M.Ed. University of S.C. Edna C. Parham A.B. Anderson College M.Ed. University of S.C. Charlotte H. Smith B.S. George Peabody College Caroline L. Triest B.S. College of Charleston B.L.S. Emory University T. Marshall Uzzell A.B. Wake Forrest M.A. Columbia University Irwin Wallace A.B. College of Charleston M.A. Syracuse University iQ-in i Mae Bowden Walsh B.S. North Carolina State Teachers College M.A. University of South Carolina William R. Watson A.B. Wofford M.A. University of S.C. --Zo l 21,7-P7 The early South Carolinian, whether a soldier, statesman or plantation owner, appreciated the arts, but in- stead of creating beauty on paper he created a living beauty with the earth. His inborn love of the land, his cul- ture, his history, even his way of life are reflected in the many beautiful gardens-show places of the South. Beginning in December, gardens open in full splendor and continue almost the entire twelve months. The early blooming camellias pass and make way for colorful azaleas. These in turn are replaced by mountain laurel, roses, iris, magnolias, and countless other blooms that combine to make one of Nature's most colorful extravagonzas. lContinued on Page SBD