Jefferson High School - Torch Yearbook (Jefferson, SC)

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LEONA SULLIVAN Leon-a was president of the jun- ior and senior classes. For two years she has proved her literary ability by being on the staff of the JEFFERSONIAN. She wants to be a homeqmaker some day, so she was a J.H.A, member for two years. This year she is on the staff of the TORCH and a high school superlative. She was also in the senior play, and was chosen class Prophetess. ROBERT SULLIVAN Robert is another of the silent men of Jefferson High, but some- how we have a feeling if he ever lreally cuts loose he woul1dn't be the 'bashful type. He has been a member of the F.F.A. for two years, serving as Secretary his sophomore year. He was also Sec- retary of the Literary Society. His junior year he was Assistant Busi- ness Manager of the JEFFERSON- IAN and this year he is Sports Editor of the TORCH. He is in the cast of the senior play. VIOLA SULLIVAN Viola is another one of the si- lent girls of Jefferson Hi. How- ever, she did open up and sing with the Glee Club for three years. She was a member of the J.H.A. her freshman and sophomore years. Page Eleven

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I Page Ten ELEANOR MAE SIMPSON Eleanor Mae has a sense of hum- or that will always be remembered by her classmates. She was in the J.H.A. her freshman and sopho- more years, and the Glee Club and Beta Club for three years. Her junior year, she was class treas- urer and Assistant Editor of the JEFFERRSONIAN, and then her senior year Editor-in-Chief. She was also on the TORCH Staff. In '46 she cheered our basketball teams on to victory. She proved her acting ability in the senior play. She was class Salutatorian, and was elected a high school superlative. BETTY STEELE Betty is an all-round girl. This year she is the editor of the TORCH and was on the staif her junior year. She was also on the staff of the JEFFERSONIAN. She is vice-president of the senior class. She has been an active Beta Clubber for four years, serving as vice-president in '45 and then as president in '46. Besides these honors, she was in the J.H.A. her freshman and sophomore years, and the Glee Club for three years. She was a cheerleader in '45 and '46. Her dignified ways won her the honor of high school superla- tivel for two years. She was class Lawyer and was outstanding in the senior play. CAROLYN SALLEY Carolyn has been very outstand- ing in the athletic line, going out for basketball all four years. She was the main force in the guard line. She served -as captain her junior year. Then her senior year she tried her hand at softball, not doing .bad at all in that either. She proved her scholastic ability by be- ing a Beta member for four years. Her freshman and sophomore years, she was a member of the J.H.A., and a member of the Glee Club for three years. She was president of the Literary -Society her senior year. She was Sports Editor of the JEFFERSONIAN and the TORCH. Carolyn was the heroine in the senior play. Her friendly ways won her the honor of high school superlative for two years.

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SUPERL ATIVES 1. Best All-'Round-Nancy Griffith, Garlin Hicks 2. Prettiest Girl, Best Looking Boy -Ruth Miller, Gerald Funderburk 3. Most Dependable-Elsie Rae Atkinson, Garlin Hicks 4. Most Athletic-Wynona Taylor, Gerald Funderburk 5. Most Popular-Nancy Griffith, J. W. Hayes 6. Most Courteous-Clarice Hicks, Garlin Hicks 7. Friendliest-Carolyn Salley, J. W. Hayes 8. Neatest-Leona Sullivan, Garlin Hicks 9. Most In Love-Ruth Miller, Frank Hendrix Page Twelve