Jefferson High School - Torch Yearbook (Jefferson, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

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' A 1 xx T dm' when Q, MQWN fhmddii FOREWORD U out U Richter As we come to the end of our year's work, we sense a feeling of joy tinged with sadness when we think of leaving dear ole' Jeffer son High However, we have tried to preserve for you something of the thrill of your high school days If in later years you turn the pages of this book and recall some classmate, some school event, even some lesson you have learned, we shall have accomplished our purpose Although we have made mistakes, we have done our best May ou enjoy PHL TORCH of 1947 s . l ' Recollection is the only paradise from which we cannot be turned - a 0 V . -- -- I . H . or 1 O ' In A I L1 I ' ' y . , . E n 1 T l YL ,Txz A I I N 1 n E i 3 i oo X no ' no E E V x I E 1 w v 1 1 i W l 1 1 L ,. His His His His IN APPRECIATION for great services to our school and com unity, unselfish devotion to all good causes, faithful ministry to the needs of others, giving his best to make Jefferson a better place in which to live, we DEDICATE THE 1947 TORCH to DR. JOSEPH E. THOMAS ,+,-.Y- Y . Q4'-- M---A X -vvwfvg' ' 'v' ' ,JQ 5w . ,...,.- ,,.e, .V --an----1-1 SUPERINTENDENT T. L. TAYLOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL TEACHERS HIGH SCHOCL TEACHERS 5 1 1 l I 41 HQ if--M iii: 5 5-Q Kennington, Kelly, Banks, . Allison, Sarratt. F r d Morgan, Bell, Ray, Horton, a Simpson, Busby. n k H a r t m H IL R. F. Banks C. E. Harmon Senior Class M8SCOt8 Principal Agriculture .-f '-Q-'....M.-N-....,f-I-bs.,,,N --lznn-,.lu3.f.NK..J,- .Janne--,fTJ.,.ya-,-.fin-.f--v1L1m:,:-1 -. ,-- , , , - .4 ,J.L. nHis eyes in wkioh dreamy shadows lurk, prove that he- 'll never love hard work.n... uJeffersoniann ,iw 1 - nHe'n happy and contented--rain or shineg with no interference he'll get along fine.U..Basket- bal1...Baseball xr W ' I 1, 4: HA head full of sense,in crowds sne'll fitgbar- rels of fnn,and loads of wit.N Valedictorian.. Class President Editor of nJef- fersorlann and TCkCH...Basket- ba11,Beta Club. nThe most hond- some, most pop- ular toog best sort of sport, and a gal thats true.n..Besket- Staff '46..... 1 C ,K I I , A, Nancy Griffith bnll...Be5ebnll Transfer from Llat Creek. J. P. Kennington UHor Sood na- tvre and Frieni- lirzesrn ehowg She v'll in SUCPLLESS wherever she may ..Transfer from Flat Creek. Boyd Hinson Johnnie Oute She may one nge ah? ane'll some day grow Oldg but ner kindly untvre will ne- Junior Faulkenberry HHe knows when to work R when to playg an all round fellow in every way.H .... basketball .... . 5sseball..Trans- fer from Flat Creek. UNO bold, ag- gressive nature is hers, but just time friend that each uro- fers.U.,5n1uta- horian...J.H,A, Class Treasurer . Je fff.?V55011lLi1'H and TCLCH staff fl . U , Y' X 'o. ..Ulu: s .Jim- fer..Beta Club.. :line Qrousurer. DveVethwl1..HJeNl yereoninnn and IOHC' Staff. Bernice Pate ' ver grow cold.n listorian..3eta Club.Vico-Tres- Q 0 :J-ouofxn Q .nJoffernonlann and TCAGJ Staff Peggio hoblnson ntl If I .r' 0 ., sf-. wr. Y 1 f- na- 'Ulf ,Ju 1 - lf . ' gil' . ?.-f-H 1, ., .A ' ,vw , ..,. .YL-. .7515-. ,:' '. 913123 .. 1, -: ,, ,I up ,- ., V. :cs .y,: . 11, .. -1..f15'f'--4 - f 'f, ,.m,, 'Qu .4. lat 1 . - !'MwF's 1-5: : ii? I wi. 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I n 1 R -.. -r - nf P- Q. -.aeuululnnllll of 44 ft Uiis frie Sly Ylffiligj 'usty, dwsty, f ll? W5 l3'AW' ig ilst g'Wmkl lvid wud trueg 'GY 30i1Vr at 'EQFJ 4 -. ves of brown Once will SHOW W?l:i:m.- , tl lst :vile for 39's not mglav' lil X wlgig ou.u...JvsMet- Ch01Y'H '5G5e' fi?lfF ffl? su.. . .J. 31. A. ball' fwiisbbfl-1 ':f N .,Transfer from f gggkg Flat Creek. f seg? 9 His 2 S El Bessie Mae Rollings nStrong-willed, anddetermhwd is sheg defeat- ed 'she thinks she will never be.n..Beta Club OQJQ-Hoixasnu'-Tef' fersoniann and TURCH Staff,,.. Basketball. l Frances Smith nShe is honest, sincere, 3 good lt's trueg kind, cooperative and lovable too.n.. Q. Jql'inAa :HJ-3ffeI ' soniann 3 TORCH Staff...Student Council Presi- dent.Beta Club. FEE? l Elma Sullivan p 145. . Everette small USMS is so qvlet ve Cigwre outg she'll never be a grwmbler with- out s ioubt.H.. ,T az A - o 1 s A-Hs NHer blushes wMich so easily startgshow that she has a lov- able heart.n... J, l, A. Frances Sullivan Nartha B. Sullivan nThe tenderness in Her sweet, soft voice, is sure to make Her admirers re- joioe.U ........ J, J. A, 1 3 s Ollie F. Sullivan V NResding his countenance gay - we findg he is A gl fend of I'21'1.SCl'l1Sf A' 'sf but his heart is kind.n..FFA. . Jfsnsiger, Bes- ketball team. TORCH Staff. lg, wig? lgVlf:rf ' ffgibws ' ' 2 ' is Q r Tommy Surratt ,,- ,m 3,471-f--'QHQUTUFQ--4 vi' -'L' ' gxusq L.--4 vw- - A RL N RNRR N 5' -- . D ,. 3:::1.ffff?' 2173-TQ' F5 jf ' f' Kuff' ,Q Am 'g ,f V, D - T.. . , v A N E5 .:E. .,: . .. lll as , L : Q - - -HEL ,,,, . 5 L , ' . Qg.-m5,wR-Wx A A CLASS OFFICERS ,E PREIDENT ---------------- Q .-------------... NANCY GRIFRITH A vIcE-PREs1DENT- ------ ------ - ---. PE GGIE ROBINSON 2 SECRETARY ----------------- --- --- ---- ---- B ERRICE FATE 5 B i: TREASURER ------- .--.. - -- --.-.. --....-. J OHNNIE OUTEN I A ' 'R SPONSOR .--- ...-... E ......-.--....... M Iss ALICE SARRATT ig 'H MASCOTS ---- ---- L INDA my HENDRICK, FRANK HARTMAN R95 N EN I CLASS MOTTO ,S 'THEY CAN wHo THINK THEY CAN' X gays .5 CLASS COLORS X ' RED AND WHITE 2 . 'T A CLASS FLOWER iw Q wk A, RCSE 55 HONORS ' is f 'VALEDICTORIAN ---- ------------------------- N ANCY GRIFFITH if li A SALUTATORIAN ----- ----- - --- ---- JOHNNIE OUTEN gf HISTORIAN ..--. ---------- ---- P E GGIE RoH1NsoN 3 PROPHETESS ---- .--- E RANGES 'SULLIVAN iw 0 N I Q 3 i mwymn .......-- - ----- EERNICE PATE 5 Pom ..... ------- - ---ERANCES SMITH QS . . , Q, 1:..R:s2i:1. AIQAH xx-- .xx uxkh xxclxis 5 , - ' R A' A Q . . , HEL, LL.. . N An I. 5 -Tim 1 -NN JA . 0 .1 SN NS QSH: R , Q .- Xu '-gg HH-H- Rf X R v R I H i 3 E Z i 9 E 5 5 E E a E 5 5 ! a P' 5 . 1 ii' . sill :wgg f ' f' V 4,-55-is-.'?1-1 s ,... ' f hail, ' -'.- GQ f 553535, f?ZI:: fQ?5:Tif55 df? x s . N Qttt J' :. A K f -.k: '- he -'-- x,.. t M ..4, .. gs.. Tl: - . Class Historyh- REMEMBERED xsane In the dim and distant past some little boys and irls sat on hard seats Q G g watching the graduating exercises of the Jefferson High School. Questionlngly, fr , z I they beseeehed their parents: 'Why are seniors? Are they really as important 4 . 3 caps as everyone thinks they are? 'When assured that senlors'were really important NTT 9 f people, and that they were important because they had gone long days and years l to school, and that all boys and girls dreamed of the day when they, too, could s be seniors, the little boys and girls resolved that some day they, too, would --A- 3 be seniors. QQ And so the day came when this group of little boys and girls started off Ns to school with resolve to study hard and.long. They longed for the day when T they would be freshmen in high school. They managed to get through seven years which passed very quickly. They all loved most of their teachers and they H , M learned the fundamentals which were necessary for a high school student. Dur- g ' gt ing these years they learned to live and work with other people. Q Q .lt 'S When the day came for them to enter high school, they began the Freshman AS . ' year with twenty-one members. They found this grade quite different from grade T, t school. There were not so many subjects to studyg but they were much harder. E ' J ' T There was one subject that was the queerest thing. If you d1dn't know what it 5? 4 , ay ,, was about, you just said, uLet x be 1t.n Then finally you knew what the answer ij , Q was, even though you didn't know what it was all about. Then there was a sub- Nu gpg- N'-f 5 ject they called history. It - all about dates, only not the kind you eat. xg Ng'5x , T ,as,S X By the next year five 1.- dropped out. That left the class with only six- LQ its Q' or teen members. 'They always did tell us that numbers do not count so much as 'F AN s' S' quality. Well, they had the quality all right, as we were to find out as they Q I g ' went through high school. 'Q f X When they became Junlvru enero were fifteen in the class. Three members 1 sei X of the class had dropped out and two new ones were added. They really grew up Q! ' when they became Juniors. They gave the seniors a banquet--and such a banquet! fPardon the personal bragging, please.J The Juniors were well represented in xy basketball and in any big event which took place during the year. Then some of fl ,Q L X them sang in the chorus while others ushered for the commencement exercises. ' Egg 53 U Q1 5 While they were Juniors, they began to realize that not only are seniors alia, 1 N 'gy important, but they have many things to measure up to. They learned that ap- 1 Esax 5 :es .Q plication to hard work and ability to follow directions are necessary if any f SSSS 2 ds Senior is to arrive at the day of graduation qualified to wear tb' cap and gown p bk -1 X of the class. - - ,M Sag Never will the high school get through talking about these students during gtg their senior year. It seemed that they stood at the head of the classes when 4g s it came to putting on the nGold Trimmingsn to make the student body of the high wge t T school outstanding. They had much competition with some of the other classes ll a s qt 5 5 of which they were really proud. It is just too bad that they had to be sen- gl -, iors and about ready to leave our school before anyone really began to appre- ' .' xp '-'Ir . ed, X I I Q15S h X A 1 XS ii S X p X ciate them as seniors should be appreciated. The Senior Class had some members to drop out but four boys were added to the class, making sixteen to graduate, one member getting a twelfth grade di- ploma. The seniors enjoyed working on the school paper, the annual, the senior play and the other big events which took place during their last year of high yn SN S s 1' s S1 N .nn s SJ school. They sponsored an Annual Queen contest, box supper, cake walks, sold .1 Q ,s X -9 The XXX 3 1 he has Memories. D bQxx magazines and helped with other things to make money for the class. Last, but not least, they began to plan for graduation. To each of the seniors, graduation is the most important happening of the year. Although they graduate with sad hearts because of leaving high school a they are 1if0e happy they are ready, and they hope prepared, Seniors have done their best this year to make best in every way. The four years they have spent in nd their many friends, for greater things in the school one of the Jefferson High School wi 1 be remembered always, and will form a treasured chapter in our Book of thus- fm 'xgfhgew--animal ..,,, We .vlw? s --aa W Af, - I 1. Signed.-'19 ' -s - Class Historian XXX ' NW www X X Xx f ssawg 0 ,.-, 1- xweqw5x.s'sW..:. in as ui 'A ,..-97: ' XX 6 54 A -e. -. .. e .- .- ' 'A I N 1. 2 T-,. ' , ..- S ,Q ...-- a -Q ,.-- he - X ,, . - , N ,, ,Y 1 .L - X 9 e H' - -' X N- 7 N -- af: 1 ww' A-... N TS -- we-NNN' ' -- Q D '15 X. NWN V4.4--' .Sr 'fm Q f 4- 5 N- ,ati I S - : : ' 'Z i S Q s Q an S if S N adage? Qs - X 'm ,.. Q Sr ies S' 9 Q ' ql -:fix - ek X A f .s,, 1,1 , g,,..:-1:::31- 33..--A-Q was-' ' -' - ' ug-.. :N . L ...--..... ..,-..'-.. all If ,S , 1 .V W-----It 7:...-...s frxgwx ,f Q' Q 1 ,, . 1: ala' . 2+ SD' . . f at . X A A .......,. ..,, - ,ne--1-----.. res 'SSYX' is-YQQQ Kuff hr::3M Malin .sf fe-' 'RY . 1 A -' 13' ::: 'r--L ' ..-..- ' 'ew exile? ss5n.ahaN ' 'WT' P induced 155553 G?i5:--- V ., Y- ---Y - ---- d.,,,m- kk dv-..--' Q - - . ' . , ,..,, N ..., ,h ,,,--.., I, ,,,..,, .... :I , 3.5 Iii ..,e'fi' ' 5- v'aX .N .gkgx X. ,, - , X I Q Maxx l M x f xx . H' Q J X f lass Prophecy-- f GLIMPSE INTO TOMORROW I am sure that you all like to go to a show and see the previews of coming attrac tions-which are to be offered at the theatre. I believe also that you are interested in the coming events and attractions that are to have members of the senior class of Jefferson High School as the chief actors. The management of the class has therefore arranged for your enjoyment and enter tainment at this time a description of coming attractions of the years as they affect the members of the worthy senior class, now graduating from the Jefferson High School Here we are in the world of to orrow: Walking down Broadway, New York, is the world's greatest comedian, Everette Small In the office of the world's largest newspaper is the managing editor, Nano Grif- fith Day by Day with Fun and Play is her favorite column Nancy is considered-tHe worId's greatest newspaper writer Over in radio city the broadcast of the gossip is going on. That rapid fire talk gfgs gy He has made a fortune just telling funny stories and making the world laugh. TSS Wk XX Q 1 l . O as X X ae X , sg, . , 3 XX X w u- T, as lx 1 QUE? A ei We 5 A f X is aes .N TX 5.5 A Q 5 -5. Q : X e N U 7 O e 5 N , C i , X i N 3 e x S : Xe e e W i f SQ And these previews you have just seen, ladies and gentlemen, are taken from the - N X be ' Ya U flex NQY 1 W er with the musical voice of the air is Tgmgy Surratt. It is said that he gets 85,000 a night for his broadcast. Every other wave is full of his sayings. Better be careful One might climb into your ear. Are you wanting a place to eatw Why not try the little cafe just around the cor ner. A good fish dinner for S5.00, or a hamburger sandwich for 81.25. No wonder Ollie Frances ullivan gave up getting married to go in for feeding people at those prices. Why, at the hot cake stand back in the old home town, Elma Sullivan will sell you a sizzling hot hamburger for ten cents. The medal of award for science service is to be awarded, ten. That little bundle of brains discovered a way to extract EE made enough electric current to make the water flow uphill wonders never cease? A new school of learning has just been established on top one gets high grades and there are no failures. Students find much pleasure in study ing at this school. The president of the college is Bessie Mae Rolli An advertisement in the Chicago paper says that you caE'Euy ce op e suits made to order at the Faulkenberr Cello-suit Company on Michigan Blvd. The suite are quite we hear, to Johnnie Ou energy from a snowflake, at Niagara Falls Will of Pikels Peak Every popular. Save washing an cleaning bills! They sell for Sl7.98, and last a lifetime A cruise of the world is being organized. One thousand people are expected to go, leaving Miami, Florida, at three-thirty next Wednesday morning. In charge of the cruise is Frances Sullivan. Some of the things they will see are. Scene: The leading city at the south pole. There is a big celebration. They have gust elected a mayor. How mayor Boyd Hinson can take it!! cena: A night club on Broadway n New York. That head walter looks familiar Why, that's our old friend Claude Demby. Scene: An automobile of a fore Sn make is driving up to a filling station. The driver of the car is Frances Smith. he certainly made her millions when she married the fellow that struck the rich deposits of radium in the Rocky Mountains Scene .An exclusive fashion shop in Chicago. Madam Peggie Robinson, that cute stylist who shows off all the latest Paris creations, is the owner. Scene A meeting of the Pres1dent's Cabinet in Washington. When we knew Q.'g Kennin ton as a boy no one would ever have guessed that one day he could be secretary e reasury Look at him now, with his top hat and cane, sitting there with all the big statesman Well, maybe there 1s.a chance for all of us a tropical city. The owner of a large banana planta to know her as Martha Blanche Sullivan. resort. An afternoon tea Is In progress. The host- Scene A late afternoon in tion sits on her porch. We used Scene A fashionable beach ess for the afternoon is Bernice It seems that she married a rich she spent it? Scene A school building. Pate, who is entertaining at her million dollar hdme. old fellow, and he died and left her his fortune. Can Grown men and women dressed as boys and girls. A re- union is in progress. The members of the 1947 class of the Jefferson High School have gathered for a re-union to renew old friendships of years gone by. What a happy scene. Aren't they all having a wonderful time? news reel which will be shown at this theatre on September 5, fifteen years hence. We know that you will not want to miss the feature. Seats will sell at the usual custom- ery price that seats in assembly are sold to freshmen by upper classmen. No seats will be reserved First come first served. wx --Signed, ' Class Prophetes- mae! - new . 3 Q- iii, 2352.15 ig. 3? 2, -N . , ,.- --a-. , r -ex -3- v a Qf ' 5 ...o C1 XX ual? .laf' 2 'W ia :Fr-W Rf ' . . - W ... ,. ir, Q :N .-.. l XY ':'l M NS- 5 0 Q I y . S we Safe Z! Q 'f29..'.4, ' x ' W f 4 : , ' x 1 gf 'K .se f--fl' X---ff we S nf fr . ,i ' 3 , f 4- X'TseL . .eihS93Li7.eecs,, 'Sim . f Q - X -no A ..... X. 5 it 1. aid : J :fi x S 'Qin f ,,-.ag s s'v i : I 5' ' eree 9 ff sy , Eggs - ex Q - mg e sl e 2 , .S -- S , ey . Sie - - 5 .. ' lr ,f X S - h xx? ge N . . 'E - e .N X ii X X X o a X X Q X is X X I Q X X ,ul 'Q .x N N Q Q Qx Q e at X be Xxx x uf: :1:.':eQ-.. 3' new ' - 'V Pfeazile- 5' !fSf5'fx N gg- ar e is iz? Ass... K . A- Q t 15-25: ...sf N, ,. ., .F A .-.-...- .... , ,--- a. .L 4. rp .X .r -.-a fee- .Q X, --'F ' cfzsfgsv 151: I ' ax ! R , 5,32 A s 'if It . x v .-.1' 5: --f ' H1 .. .- - 1 '- f CN ,,,..,113::!-iaith -' ,,,,, alum xl ,sv :f-.:-,,LNg-L ,:v.5:':'1L35,,5g! , I Q J, W 4'--'-A he X . 'XJ f :: '5, ---'-- , .f-:ew W--'iii-25-mxqk--J iLA- J --.- J, -91-'I::::::fr-A S2212-ff-2 5 Msg thmsw'-W ' XS' ' gh School Will 'N - ' OUR ESTATE IN TRUST The' members of the Senior Class of Jefferson High School being weak heart, and being on the verge of departing. for realms unknown d k and declare this our last will and testament. ' 0 ma 6' publish' if vitations, and rental on graduation gowns,we are in bankrupt circumstances. We earnest- ly pray that we shall have enough friends left to take care of :nv of our unpaid debts. Wm. I X x or unsound mind, of 3-N Article 1--Having spent all our money on Senior Class rings, pins, commencement in- Article 2--We had intended to leave all our brains am knowledge to the freshmen of next year, but on second thought, realizing the sophomores would treat them rough at the that they be left to the Juniors. N me ,' 1 at ' X hx . V X Xe X S Y xx be X X X X X I hind for the sophomores. We feel that we have learned all there is to learn from these Article 4--Our seats in assembly are willed and bequeathed to the next year fresh- i , men in order tint they may not have to buy season tickets for the high school assemblies. 1 ' Article 5--To the student body as a whole we leave an automatic electrical machine W' ing eye of our superintendent, Mr. Taylor. With the use of these machines it will be possible to cut classes and by pressing the proper lever you will receive an excuse which states that you were unable to be insnhool the previous day due to a severe case S. of small pox ' W Q Y beginning of another term, we have decided to place them in safe keeping, and so request A books, but that the sophomores can prophet greatly by reading them. ' 5 1 5+ AL ' sim which is guaranteed to write any and every type of excuse which will pass the scrutiniz- Eg? F an , Article 5--We shall not need our textbooks any longer, so we are leaving them be- al' all is aw Sn n its e e 1 at .S 155 lg N 1 lea 1 I S S5 Article 6--To the members of the faculty ingeneral we will our penmanship ability -' in order that they may learn in recording grades the lower line should not be left off new gi? the printed form of the capital E. na, my fl , Article '7--To the worthy superintendent of schools we leave all the good thoughts I 5 that assembly speakers have attempted to pass on to us. We, full of ambitions, have no .N room in our already too full heads for these thoughts. This bequest is made with the gf ' kindest of consideration and after much deliberation. We hope he can use them for talks ' 19 in faculty meetings. 'U N N5 Article B--All our other worldy belongings consisting of notebooks, pencils, ath- we letic records, and many other things too numerous to mention, including all the sdmolas- gy- tic and other honors we have ever had, we direct the executor of this will to sell at 1 public auction, the proceeds to be used to build a gymnasium. .1-xx Article 9--A great and beloved poet wrote a poem one time about footprints in the 1 sands of time. We haven't left any footprints in the sands, 'but we are sure that our- A 1 gl ,V v ,Q k he at I smudged finger marks are everywhere. To those who follow us, we leave the task of re- ,E S' moving our finger marks. S Article 10--Each graduate feels that he should leave something that would be of 5? great help to ,some member of the student body. Their bequests are as follows: ' Nw Frances Smith wills her love letters to Louise Hinson. jl ,f 'P Bessie Mae Rollings wills her chewing gum to Darrell Ki:-kley. fu- ' Junior Faulkenberry wills his nonchalant manner to Frank Hendrix. - Martha Blanche Sullivan wills her blushes to Billy Hilton. Boyd'H1nson wills his position in basketball and his suit to Jimmy Kirkley. Claude Demby wills his singing ability to Byron Hicks Elma Sullivan wills her quietness to Wynona Taylor Johnnie Outen wills her dignity to Joann Hilton , Tommy Surratt wills his mischievousness to Patsy Funderburk Ollie Frances Sullivan wills her knowledge of shorthand to Edwin Miller, Jr Frances Sullivan wills her giggles to Louise Terry. Peggie Robinson wills her place as cheerleader to Charles Clark. In witness whereof, we, the senior class of Jefferson High School, have to this, N our last will and testament, subscribed our names this 19th day of May, 1947. qhqh K awp ,,,, ., Signed 'Q ' Class lawyer. fn 6, e'eff - :: if rg -- W, Q Yhvgawniwwi 5.125 az, Z N.. '-f----f iw5a' G ' 9 8' .- 9 Q W , Q7 5 S y S ,T-9 wg-exmg. ,ir Sz. S r any S' 132 ffl, 44, 'Q e J P Kennington wills his handsomeness to Mack Pressle . S: Sigh Everette Small wills his ability to get out of work to garlin Hicks .9 v OR 1 1 I 0 . Nancy Griffith wills her position as pianist in assembly to.Elma Rae Miller. is ' :Q f 69 Bernice Pate wills her love for basketball to Janie Davis. n ga -1? i as J v . v . V-. -. V . v ' ' rV-, f I .'f.-1 . 1 -.m- ' -. .. . V Y- .. , A Y . 1 , ,,, . if' I . 'Int , ,N 1417 . 'EIU ' L A 1 fi .ff , , l f ,, 115 Q ' IL. I ' R 1,-1 5 . .... - - V'rT-' 'f '- .xf l,,.3y - M --,,'-L V gym .,V., 1 -A 3, 1 V '. V 3. .- . . 1. 2 my V. ' .. .357 I- V. ' c' .tif :'V?. 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First how to read, then how to write, 5 si A gh And as we learned, our minds have yearned td X, is For lessons to give us more insight. aiigg his .:.: Q These lessons--they are many Q56 iN 'gW Which in memory we shall keep. rf 3 9 i Surely, there could not be any neges ,Q Who've not found wisdom's fountains deep. 5 , 'Q S ' mf The years--how pleasant they have been, Q5 a. sift.- To become the best To our Alma Mater, Our friends--how dear to our hearts, Our teachers--patient to no end. It grieves us now that we must part. Our lives must each have a plan. Each has hope, as he goes away, that he can, And reap success in every way. W0 Must all keep loyal and true. Wherever we may chance to be 5 ,y af ,es S SN X tags 9 SSS 5 3 s- X N Skin seg Q s s SAX 'Q is 1 N NX 1 S x e A , eggs SES! 5 ss , N va S Q N E5 f f 'EM . Memories of her will be there too. 1 SE as At last comes the time in our lives, as Our-great decision to make, pxip t a s The time that each senior should prize, Nagy When our choice of words we shall take. Parisi e With this time our fondest hopes rise. 3 Success or failure is ours. 'elf Our ambitions mount to the skies, sg These we can attain by our powers. S So here's to dear old Jeffersonl R E Our thanks, our love, and wishes too, 5. 1 That when in 1ife's game we have won, i xgaf She'll rejoice that to her we were true. X' S E 51sH0ijihneeas4hQ6SgQQfblasS Povt 'S -ees 'mwmtt f a ' wmhkss W S 4 S' Q Q 1 X WNSSS Q X X539 at A he Sv Aw ei if' 5 -:N is S ,,,,e, - -. T 'B5 S xgdwvg' 3 'N S 4- , t: .t 5: N '7-- - he-., the '-- Y-W- ' e e ' W NNSQ YN ENN' 'fi QSQF Whse.a te stes 4 ere 'x-Q 1 ctfete as a s e N N:E5eWm,,es. N inf 2 ti at 9 2 e M E t its X ls ,I N 4, , - mn . -' L -. - , . .' .-,- 2: L- 7 . 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Best Sports ------ Nancy Griffith, Junior Faulkenberry Q 6. Most Dependable ------ Elsie Rae Atkinson, Boyd Hinson '7. Most Courteous ------- Elsie Rae Atkinson, Boyd Hins on 8. Friendliest- ---------- Nancy Griffith, Ever-ette Small Q 9. Neatest ------------- Elsie Rae Atkinson, Garlin Hicks 2 . 10. Most Dignified- ----------- Johnnie Outen, Boyd Hinson ll. Quietest ----- Ollie Frances Sullivan, Darrell Kirkley 'l2. Most In Love -------- Bernice Pate, Junior Faulkenbearry G 13. Cutest ------------ ----- N ancy Griffith, J. W. Hayes 14. Wittiest ----- -e---- Annie Mae Hunter, Everette Small si 15. Jolllest ---- 4 ---------- Nancy Griffith, Mack Pressley 16. Biggest Flirts --------- Frances Smith, Everette Small lleg 1',f 17. Most Bashful ---------- Louise Hinson, Darrell Kirkley :gf 18. Most Conceited--Victoria Miller, Junior Faulkenberry , ' ff' :l cccc ' Q W 'ex . X .L 'X 1- 2' 9 S fr 4: Q, FEE ' -X 3- N, E S --: E Q bt S S 0 Qi- 294. S A 4 I is Ne . Ee? s , ..i, sg. . 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EES 6238 ii FO.,RTH GR D 1, 7 X 'J 3s TT T Z 1,:Q,Qz . ,w? , A, Q ' ' 7 1295 THIRD GRAD X. ffifi I i 1 i 4 I 1 I 1 i ! i 1 E i l ?-- f?-f Law-vp-EQ' ac: vm'-v .. -:arf ,nf- 'SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE Y. ,rf Y Ywnir., , 6 MW, x J fb x Z--'5Q-- X 'M fm -NNN la ,F f if www numuunw 1 I 1 1 1 i 1 i ' li A SNJKP THE TORCH STAFF EditOP-in-Chi6f- ------ ---------- -- ---- -M- --w------- Nancy Griffith Assistant Editor ----- 'm -------- ----------- ---------- Wynohg Taylor- C1aSS Editor- ----u - -------- ---- - -------------- Yeggy Robinson Art Editor---- ----------- --------- -H-- - -------Frances Sullivan Activity Editor ---------- --- ------------- --------- Bernice Pate Athletic Editor--U ---------- - ------ ----- ---- J, P. Kennington Business Manager --------------------------- --------- Tammy Surrgtb Secretary ------------ ----- - ----- -------------- Johnnie Ouben Advertising Manager----- ------- - ---- -------- ------- -Frgnceg Smith Faculty Advisers ---- - ----- Miss Esther Kelly, Miss Alice Sarratt - JEFFERSONIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief, Nancy GrifFith3 Assistant Editor, Elma Rau hillerg Feature Editor, Wynona Taylorg Literary Editor, Bernice Fahey Art Editor, Frances Sullivang Sports Editors, Elsie Rae Atkinson, Garlin Hicks, Business Manafer, .Pe gio Hobimsong Assistant Business Manager, Edwin Mfller, gr., Cirbulation Manager, J. W. Hayes, News Reporters, Frances Smith, Bobby Griffithg Typists, Nancy Griffith, Johnnie Outen, Bernice Patsy Faculty Adviser, Miss Alice Sarratt. STUDENT COUNCIL Jf.,,,,. .X.X. N. I I .A as JJJ T K . I . - b i 3- X-K. K zsh ,EQ 'E -,.,, . -. h NMDA, x,'5. L F, -I ' il, ngXmbsswg,,a..s 1- ON THE HARDWOOD 1 I by -' Joseph P. Kennington, Jr. ' Jefferson High School's 19425-47 basketball teams were 6 l ' the best in the history of the school. ,, Q fa- 3 l 'Q,:. The boys played one of the toughest schedules in the -5, state. When the season was over it was found that they 5' i ad won 18 and lost 6 genes. Four of the 6 games lost were S to Class A schools- xx One Jefferson player, Heyward Faulkenberry, Jr., made the All-State team, picked by one of the sports writers, Q 3 'QQ while Boyd Hinson and J. P. Kennington made honorable men- tion . 5 Awarded block letters were Everette Small, Heyward --s.' , J Faulkenberry, Boyd Hinson, J. P. Kennington, Frank Hendrix, X 5 'Jld 5 arlin Hicks, Bob Eubanks, J. W. Hayes, Edwin Miller, JrL, Gerald Rollins, and Tommy Surratt. Asad? SAYS ,,,., Those awarded monograms were Billy Frazier, Jackie Iiller, Harold Eubanks, Bobby Griffith, Mack Pressley, By-4 -is ron Hicks, Johnny Rollins, Jimmy Kirkley, and Claude Demby-4 The boys were coached this year by Mr. R. F. Banks. ,F X' Theigiilvlgeam hadl a very successful season this . ..seg Q year w nn ng games osing '7 and tying 2. They de- . E feated every opponent they met during the season at least one time except 2 teams in the tournaments. 5' , One of the guards, Annie Mae Hunter, made County, Dis- my Y riot, and All-State teams. Bessie Mae Rollings, a for- X f as A vward, made All-District team. keg sm The girls who received emblems were Bernice Pate, Wy- f we nona Taylor, captain and co-ycaptain respectively, Elsie R, Rae Atkinson, Bessie Mae Rollings, Nancy Griffith, Annie 5' X ae Hunter , Elma Rae Miller, Patsy Funderburk, Joann Hil- ton, Ann Boone, Betty Robertson, Bonnie Kirkley, Mary p,... emby, and Peggie Robinson, cheerleader. is 8 .,,, A 2 f The ones who received a block J were Joy Rollim, E' ar1a:1C1ark, Annie Mae Hunter, Frances Smith, and Elaine AQ - r ey. ' , , .el The girls were coached by Mr. T. L. Taylor, Sup't. . s. . ,, , y 0 4? ..., ' V t bkyb NQQ, N QIQQLJ S :,, :-. g -,,.:. 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Ln . w X v n 1 I 1 K v 4 Compliments BANK OF JEFFERSON Open a Checking Account in the BANK OF JEFFERSON Each Individual Account Insurred up to 355,000 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION of I Jefferson, S. C. by T O O U R B O Y'S who gave Their Lives In Service Dr. Joseph E. Thomas Cletis E. Kirkley Compliments Of T A N D A R O C E J W McLaughlin, Owner ' rash Meats and Vegetables' Jefferson, S C Compliments H C SUMM R'S TRUCK LINE ' ong and ort Distance Hauling Dr J J Stokes Jefferson, S C J0ff01'30T1a S C S R D G R Y IF 1 to J ua of Compliments e e ' W of L I I O fu.. -1 514. V, , fur.-. 51 '. , 1 '4 .fe Y. L - A -: ,d.f s N . , 4.L,,.,. ,cg U , ,,n, ,- ., -Q 1 If v 1 ' j -if .qw .14 p. ysqu- L-,JL-v,..',.:q ur .- .-:mv 1 'fx f -. S 'viii JM. 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