Johnston High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Johnston, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

24 4' 'F ,, Fwuffik , ,...,...........--www Axes? redenfin 9 A1 m C1 M C1 t e r H E We love Thee, Dear old Johnston, And sing thy high Praise LACK AND GOLD Wi 'f9heS' I953 CLIFFORD BOATWRIGHT, Editor JANICE DOSCHER, Business Manager .IIIHNSTUN HIGH SIIHIIIJL Jnhnstnn, Snulh Ilarnlina Remembering the days, The times when we sought Thee Thy children to be Here's to Thee, Dear Johnston Forever to Thee. 00 5 .F Page Two tijcy fo our , Aealggitj' J, ' Dedication We gladly dedicate this book to MR. MARVIN T. ENGLlSl'l, bur friend and sponsor, who through wise counselina, tactful ung derstcnding, and never failing enthusiasm has been the efficient Key to the mysteries and intricacies involved in the making of this, the first copy of The Black and Gold. I F Admwiniistration CHARLES M. LOCKWOOD Superintendent ' C' . and' ,v., .f-.. yas. B. L. BARNES Secretary v if f . . Q- , ru.. NN MARVIN T. ENGLISH Prmcrpal MARSHALL GLENN ODHAM .N Athletic Director Board, Trustees Seated: Mr. Joke Smith, Mr. John Edwards, Mr. Bil- ly Yonce. Standing: Mr. Joe Raines and Mr. Ben Boutwright. Page Three Faculty MISS MARY BRABHAM English and Journalism MRS. GEORGE BUSH Mathematics MRS. R. B. CATO Seventh Grade MRS. JAMES A. EIDSON Science MRS. VERNA A. GASKIN Commerce MRS. LON B. KNIGHT Eighth Grade MISS JEAN SMITH English MISS DOROTHY SUTTON Home Economics MR. J. F. WYSE Agriculture x f ff-ff' .jcy fo eaarnin Cur Classes Seniors 1953 I JOHN LEWIS BLEDSOE CJ. LJ F.F.A., 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Football, I, 2, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, ICQ-Capt., 41, Block J Club, 'l, 2, 3, 4. 'A' CLIFFORD BEDELLE BOATWRIGHT fBipJ President of Senior Class, Class Prophet, Secre- tory of Junior Class, Secretary of Sophomore Class, President of Freshman Class, Annual Staff, 4, Editor-in-Chief, 4, F.F.A., I, 2, Secretary, 2, Student Council, 3, 4, President, 4, Dramotics Club, 4. ir MARY LOUISE BUSH fMoryJ Treasurer of Sophomore cl-ass, Annual Staff, 4, J.H.A. T, 2, 3, 4, 4-H, I, 2, 3. ir MATILDA CHEATHAM CTilJ Beta Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, J.H.A., I, 2, Basketball, 1, Runner-Up in Miss Johnston High beauty contest, 3. Pngr' Six Senior Cfada Ofncem President CLIFFORD BOATWRIGHT Vice President DONNA GILLIE Secretary MAJORIE WRIGHT Treasurer JOANNE HERLONG wwf' ' Seniors SUE CAROL DERRICK fSuzieJ Devotional Chairman of Senior Class, J.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H l, 2, 3. A JANICE ANNETTE DOSCHER Dramatics Club, 1, 2, Vice Pres. T, Asst. Treas. of Senior Class, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Music Club, l, 2, Walter Damrosh, Fred Parlxer Music Award, Miss Hi Miss , Annual Staff, 4, Business Manager, 4. A ANSEL HEYWARD FORREST CAnselJ F.F.A., l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4. A DAVID EVERETTE GIBSON CHootJ Reporter of Senior Class, Lawyer of Senior Class, Annual Staff, 4, Advertising Manager 4, Beta Club, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4, F.F.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Won lst place in state F.F.A. Public Speaking Contest. 1953 DONNA GREY GILLIE fDonna, Vice Pres. of Senior Class, Annual Staff, 4, Asst. typist of annual, 4, J.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 3, Student Council, 4, Vice Pres., 4, Bas- ketball, l, 3, 4, Miss Johnston High, 4. A JOANNE AMELIA HERLONG Uoannej Treasurer of Senior Class, Annual Staff, 4, Beta Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, J.H.A., l, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4-H, 'l, 2. A ROBERT BRUCE MCCLENDON, JR. CBonesJ Block J Club, 3, 4, F.F.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H, 'l, 2, 3. A JAMES OSCAR OUZTS Uamesl F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pugr Srwn Seniors 1953 MARY RUTH RANDALL QMary Ruthb J.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H, 1, 2, 3, 4. A HENDRIX FRANKLIN RAWL Clekej Beta Club, 4, 4-H, l, 2, 3, 4. A HARRY ALLEN TAYLOR CAD Treas. of Junior Class: Beta Club, 4, Student Council, 3, Block J Club, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Baseball, 'l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3. A PHILEMON BERRY WATERS, JR. lBoboJ Student Council, 4, F.F.A., 'l, 2, Sentinel, l, Block J Club, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Pres., 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4, Basketball, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award 3. Page Eight JO ANN WATSON Uo Anni J.H.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Block J Club, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Basketball, l, 2, '4-H, 1, 2, 3. A JAMES WATSON WRIGHT, JR. CHimmeli Pres. of Junior Class, Vice Pres. of Freshman Class, Annual Staff, 4, F.F.A., 'l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres., 4, Student Council, 4, Dramotics Club, 2, 3, 4, 4-H, l, 2, 3, 4, Received Gold Emblem for Livestock Showmanship at National F.F.A. Con- vention. A MARJORIE KATHERINE WRIGHT fMargieJ Secretary of Senior Class, Reporter of Junior Class, Pres. of Sophomore Class, Annual Staff, 4, Beta Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter, 3, Vice Pres., 4, Student Council, 4, Secretary, 4, Block J. Club 4, Cheerleader, 4. A CARROLL EUGENE YONCE CCarrolll F.F.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Block J Club, 2 3 4- Football 2 3 4' Co-Captain, 3, 4, Baseball: 1, 2, 3,, 4,, Mbst,Valuable Player in football, 4, Sportmanship Award, 3, 4, 4-H, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres., 3, President, 4. 4 .T IA T -. ..1-nw --fn -wg fzgwvimv V I wwf V junior Cfaaa Ofhcqa FREDDIE WOOD Secretary JOYCE HARE Presidenf - PEGGY MORRIS Treasurer ANN HARRELSON V. President Juniors LUTHER BLEDSOE BETTY JEAN BURNETTE SUZANNE CROUCH JAMES BIRDETT CULLUM, JR I Page N inc ...Mr MICKEY DOWD GRACE HELEN HARRIS ERCELL JACKSON JAMES A EIDSON JR PATRICIA ANN HART WALTER T McKINNEY JOYCE HARE GRADY B HOLMES PEGGY MORRIS ANN HARRELSON FRANCES LORETTA IVEY HARMAN B OUZTS '-A.. Juniors CY QUATTLEBAUM AMELIA RHODEN HAROLD T. STOREY MARION RAUTON EMILY RHODEN FREDDIE WOOD FRANCES REAMES MONTEZ SATCHER CECIL YONCE, JR. WILLIAM A. REYNOLDS SAMMIE SMITH Page Elcwn Sl Page Twvl Sophomores BETTY BERRY OLIN BERRY ANNE BERRY NICKIE BOATWRIGHT ALBERT BOOTH MARGARET BUSH BETTY JUNE FORREST BILLY GASKIN BYRON HALL REX HALL GRACE HARE MARY ELLEN HOLSOMBACK BETTY ANN JACKSON HAROLD MAXWELL FRANCES McCRElGHT MARY FRANCES McGEE BARBARA MURRELL ANNE PONDER Sophomores WALTER QUATTLEBAUM JOE BURDETTE RAINES, JR. BOBBIE JEAN RAWL BILLY RHODEN ANNIE RAE RIPLEY BENNY SATCHER EDWARD SATCHER EDWIN SCOTT WALTER SMITH DAVID SMITH PAUL SUMMER BONNIE FAYE TURNER BILLY DAN WADE MARINA WATERS JAMES WISE EDWARD YONCE MATHIAS YONCE kiwi-H-' -21 4 ll ' -- Rf- 'f11f Page Thirteen .V , 3? .5 S4 ..-. .N g m x as mi :iw I :Ig iw . Q rf'! If ., Pwliii ' -Af .Q I Y is J: I 'Il fix I wa! IF fy 4 I In av K' I I - Q , 'Y-. T I 1 - E51 f -va X- in 57 'lf K Q 114, ik I, I 5 I ' I' K Q sf I I ff X TTA ,J-f' ' 'ii I T' is fix' J'f+,,ff, fil Iv., Freshmen BETH ASBILL HENRY BERRY THOMAS BUTLER MARGARET CATE JOHN OWEN CLARK JOANNE CLAXTON MARIE CLEVELAND BETTY CULLUM CYNTHIA CROUCH FRANK DARRACOTT ELSIE MAE FOX IRVIN GILLIE JEAN HARRIS JEANNETTE HERLONG ABBOTT IVEY BILLY JACKSON CARSON JACKSON CARL MCCLENDON JAN MILLER RENTON MURRAH WAYNE OWENS SARA RAINES ANNE RAUTON CAROLYN RAWL HATTIE RHODEN RAY RHODEN ODIS RHODES JOHNNY RICKARD JACKIE STONE GENE TROTTER CHARLES WARD HENRY WATSON THOMAS WEDAMAN JAMES WHATLEY MINNIE MAE WILLING JACK WOOD JIMMIE YONCE Grade f CLARENCE ASBILL HENRY BLACK KENNETH BLACK SHIRLEY ANN BLEDSOE DON BOOTH CHARLOTTE BRUC E VALENTINE CORNWELL, JR. EARL CRIM CHALMERS CULBREATH JIMMY HART OZZIE HERLONG MARIE IVEY CAROLINE KNIGHT PATRICIA LANIER TOMMY LOTT BILLY MARBERT FREDDIE McCAY BUDDY MURRELL BILLY PARKER DONNIE PARKER BONNIE FAYE POWELL JEAN RANDALL JANE RUEE - PAT Rurr WYMAN TAYLOR BARBARA ANN THOMAS BARBARA JEAN THOMAS J. F. THOMAS MALINDA THOMPSON TONI TURNER DOROTHY WADE BOBBY DEAN WARD PEGGY WHISENANT BETTY JEANNE WOOLEY JACKIE YONCE FRANK YONCE, JR. A sf Q28 5 4 1' R I 'eww r Q x 4 IN I L A A 1 Q Q 1 I ik xx' ..: 5 .,..5 X MSN. ui' if e r is . !3Q' a xx Y Lt. QE a I I ST 3' A12 Us - '-.A N' ,pr Y ' C ,I . Q . 3.1 V Q4 2, , . .. 4 aj -K . C3 . .. - , Q13 ,- If A A. 'Q . . IQ Q- 5' K be ,,, 1 I .ff 5 , 'LJ ' 4. , ggi: 4 5 1 .,. , ff I figgi 'YI wg Iv ' I f.':1'51.,:4' ' I R . I ,LLL A if In J' .X !i'q f'-' x. f7'i lf? I I w!f'- Q 1. , if , Q I . . Page Sixteen I A N I '- 'suvff .fftvx 3 -ov M ,522 112' Nutt' x, ,f fx Jngmx gas' .f 0. I S if IJ ,X 345' -f' um Y I K... zf Q A . 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X . -it A ,V I E-XS f 11-.z.., , I v 'f S - iw 1597, W l , H ' I A I A I QQL If AXSQ3-:ls 'SM Seventh Grade CAROLYN BAGGETTE THELMA BAILEY JEAN BERRY MARY ELLEN BERRY ALICE CLARK FRANCES CLARK ELAINE CLAXTON JOYCE DAVIS PATSY EDWARDS GERTRUDE EIDSON JOHN THOMAS EVANS GEORGE FULMER RODDY FULMER LaVERN GLOVER WENDALL HALL WILLIAM HALL ANNA HERLONG DONALD HOLMES FRANCES HOLSOMBACK GLENDA MARBERT JOYCE McGEE JIMMY MURRELL MARJORIE OUZTS CATHERINE PIERCE BILLY PLANER JACK QUATTLEBAUM JACKIE RANDALL MINO JO RANDALL BLONDELL RAWL JIMMY REAMES EBBIE RHODEN PEGGY ANN RHODEN FLORENCE SATCHER CLYDE SMITH RAYMOND STOREY BETTY ANN THOMAS JIMMY THOMAS SHIRLEY TEMPLE DAVID WARD BILLY WATSON AMELIA WHISENANT JOHN WISE BETSY WRIGHT CEPHIA WRIGHT CEILE WILKERSON JOE YONCE .1w'N gy L' SUL04 4 Our Activities fbi xfw N f run S ! , , ' , 1 af w ' r f V , J ,. a 1 5 .1 fm r y . 1- N if H it 'fn 4 f X 5 E U X xi. 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The National Beta Club is a non-secret service- achievement organization for students on the high school level. lt has as its obiectives: encouragement of effort during and after high school, stimulation of achievement, and promotion of character by fostering the ideals of honesty, service, and lead- ership. Johnston High School, as a state-accredited school, is eligible to have a chapter in the National XX B Beta Club Hmmm? Beta Club. Locally, membership is offered to boys and girls who achieve an average of 93 and main- tain an average of not less than 88. A department grade of C or an average of D on any subject automatically disqualifies any member. Johnston High School proudly salutes its Beta members, who individually and collectively are proving worthy of the respect and support of Student body and faculty. OFFICERS President EVERETTE GIBSON V. President MARJORIE WRIGHT Secretary MATILDA CHEATHAM Treasurer JOANNE HERLONG Page Ninctrrn J. H A. FIRST ROW-Minnie Mae Willing, Grace Hare, Miss Sul- lon-ADVISOR, Annie Rae Ripley. SECOND ROW-Sue C. Derrick, Belly Cullum, Jo Ann Walson, Donna Gillie, Belh Asbill, Anne Raulon, Elsie Mae Fox, Carolyn Rawl. THIRD ROW-Jeanelle Herlong, Hallie Rhoden, Sara Raines, Frances McCreighl, Mary Bush, Belly Ann Jackson, Margarel Bush, Belly Jean Burnelle, and Jo Anne Claxlon. J. H. A. OFFICERS Presidenl GRACE HARE Vice Presidenl SUZANNE CROUCH Secretary MARGARET BUSH Treasurer JOYCE HARE Page Tzumty FOURTH ROW-Monlez Salcher, Mary Frances McGee, Barbara Murrell, Cynlhia Crouch, Peggy Morris, Bonnie F. Turner, Anne Ponder and Marina Walers. FIFTH ROW-Bobbie Jean Rawl, Belly June Forresl, Marie Cleveland, Ercell Jackson, Suzanne Crouch, Anne Harrelson, Emily Rhoden, Joyce Hare and Amelia Rhoden. SIXTH ROW-Anne Berry, Frances Reames, Patricia Hart, Mary Rulh Randall, Belly Berry, Grace Harris and Lorella Ivey. K7 In T .B ,C . F. F. A. a KX' lx 0 V 6 'QIQ A '72 LQ X IIS-F -4 13 A 4' ' 'x '7 0 CX C TIOWQ Os r - ff - 5-S:-wtf, -D 9 DI j W L , 5 ACHIEVEMENTS The Johnston Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has achieved much in the past years. It has been the honor of this chapter to receive national recognition in the livestock showmanship contest and state recognition in the public speak- ing, forestry, and pasture improvement contests. Through the excellent guidance of our advisor, Mr. J. F. Wyse, we are looking forward to much more progress and recognition in the future. OFFICERS SAMMIE SMITH President JIMMY WRIGHT Vice-President JIMMIE EIDSON Secretary CECIL YONCE Treasurer HARMON OUZTS Reporter EDWARD SATCHER Sentinel FRONT ROW-left to right-Skip Yonce, Paul Summer, Burdette Raines, Walter Smith, Jimmy Yonce, Carson Jack- son. SECOND ROW-Johnny Rikard, Jimmy Wright, Luther Bledsoe, Edward Satcher, Harmon Ouzts, Mathias Yonce, THIRD ROW-Owen Clark, Jan Miller, Sammie Smith, Henry Berry, Ray Rhoden, James Ouzts, Carroll Yonce, Rex Hall, Jimmy Eidson, James Whatley, Thomas Butler, Edwin Scott. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Wyse, Gene Trotter, Harold Storey, Nickie Boatwright, Olin Berry, Grady Holmes, Cecil Yonce, Marion Rauton, Bobo Waters, David Smith, J. l. Bledsoe, Everette Gibson, Jimmy Wise, Billy Reynolds, Otis Rhodes. Page Twenty-One Student Government I FIRST ROW-Jackie Yonce, Ozzie Herlong, Betty Jean THIRD ROW-Suzanne Crouch, Jimmy Wright, Joyce Hare, Wooley, Gertrude Eidson, Katherine Pierce, Glenda Mar- Anne Harrelson, Everette Gibson, Clifford Boatwright. IJGYT- l FOURTH ROW-Sammy Smith, Mariorie Wright, Bobo SECOND ROW-Cynthia Crouch, Irvin Giillie, Sara Raines, Waters, Donna Gillie, Jimmy Eidson. Nickie Boatwright, Grace Hare. OFFICERS CLIFFORD BOATWRIGHT MARGIE WRIGHT President Secretary SUZANNE CROUCH DONNA GILLIE Vice President Reporter Pagr Tuwnly-T'wo a The Student Council, organized last year, has served its Alma Mater by fostering unity and co- operation among the students and faculty at .l.H.S. The main obiectives this year have been to pro- mote law and order in the halls, in the Iunchroom and at recess. The renovating of the first aid room was the principal achievement for the year. Since the Student Council was recently estab- lished, naturally it has not been able to accomplish all of its proposed goals, however, in years to come it shall become a very powerful and in- fluential organization of the J. H, S. Beclr's Grovvl OFFICERS Editor in Chief PEGGY MORRIS Assistant Editor MARGARET BUSH SEATED-left to right-Frances McCreight, Amelia Rhoden, Betty Ann Jackson, Mary Frances McGee, Luther Bledsoe, Benny Satcher, Margaret Bush, Betty June Forrest, Bobbie Jean Rawl, Ansel Forrest. STANDING-Peggy Morris, Burdette Raines, Mathias Yonce, Miss Brabham, Advisor. OFFICERS CARL McCLENDON Captain HENRY BLACK Co-Captain JIMMY HART Lieutenant KENNETH BLACK Sergeant Safety Patrol . K, 'wggw' 'Q r A X QNUWQ' EXW e 1.4 i Q rx fit 4 .A gi .ss Clyde Smith, Bobbie D. Ward, Chalmers Culbreath, Freddie McKay, Henry Black, Carl McClendon Kenneth Black, Jimmy Hart, Buddy Murrell, Tommy Lott, and Burdette Raines. Pays' T::'vut,v-Tlirvv Dramatics Club lnstructor MRS. E. B. DASCHER FIRST ROW-Everette Gibson, Suzanne Crouch, David Smith. SECOND ROW-Chalmers Culbreath, Ozzie Herlong, Kenny Black, Paul Summer, Jimmy Hart, Joe Yonce, Henry Black. THIRD ROW-Jackie Stone, Johnny Rickard, Clifford Boatwright, Benny Satcher, Jimmy Wright, Jimmy Eidson, John Owen Clark, Bonnie Faye Powell. Music Club SEATED AT PlANO-Janice Doscher, Bonnie Faye Turner. lnsfrudor FRONT ROW-Gertrude Eidson, Sara Raines, Beth Asbell, Suzanne Crouch, Joyce McGee. BACK ROW-Betty Cullum, John Owen Clark, Valentine Cornwell, Malinda Thompson, Mary Frances MRS. GEORGE D. WALKER McGee, Patsy Hart, Joyce Hare, Grace Hare, Patsy Edwards, Buck Asbell. Fagf T'wrnfy-Four Block Club FIRST ROW:-Harry Taylor, Nickie Boatwright, Paul Sum- mer, Sammy Smith, Earl Crim, Edward Yonce. SECOND ROW-Rex Hall, Johnny Rikard, Billy Rhoden, Carroll Yonce, Marion Rauton, Cy Quattlebaum, Harold Storey. THlRD ROW-Mariorie Wright, Cynthia Crouch, Marina Waters, Barbara Murrell, Donna Gillie, Jo Ann Watson, James Ouzts. FOURTH ROW-Glenn Odham, Charles Ward, Henry Wat- son, Benny Satcher, J. L. Bledsoe, Cecil Yonce, Bobo Waters, Billy Parker, Mickey Dowd, Marvin English. OFFICERS President-BOBO WATERS Vice President-DONNA GILLIE ,914 l'l90J 0 The purpose of the Block J Club is to recognize the athletes of Johnston High School. lt was established in order to encourage good sportsman- ship and to develop interest in athletic activities. The members consist of our heros of the gridiron, hardwood, and the diamond. The privilege of ownfng and wearing a Block J is not only coveted by the boys but also by the girls of Johnston High School, We are particularly proud of the present mem- bers of this group. Hours of practice, hard playing on the field and court, ability to stick it out week after week proves to us that this is a worthwhile organization. To be eligible for a Block J, a member must meet the following requirementsg Football-A player must start at least 3 games playing in 8 quarters. Basketball-A player must start at least 7 ball games and play in 'I8 quarters. Baseball-A player must start in 3 games, play- ing in 25 innings or a player must play in 30 innings. Pam' Tfvrziij'-Fiwr ,EX X -,W X 'XxMw.vw,,mKX,wiQV.1 x w mharffslf wwarvrx ,swmwfz ,xr Q tm :mi , - wb 3 3 5 2,1 I., - X 4 EM? ., 225 iw . ., fi- www - U ..,. 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'we i SUDERLATIVES SENIOR ies 2 BEST DRESSED-eClifford Boaiwrighf and Marjorie Wrighf MOST STUDIOUS-Harry Taylor and Joanne Herlong Pugr Twrnly-Eight FRIENDLIEST-Frankie Rawl and Sue Derrick BEST ALL ROUND-'Carroll Yonce and Donna Gillie MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Evereffe Gibson and Janice Doscher MOST ATHLETIC-Carroll Yonce and Donna Gillie 1fw,u4-www W ,M 3, A ,T Q 1 TS aim E Tx X 1 al . asf 1 T X N2 . -is Q T , Sf 2 g ii I s wwwwm WM, Y 5 ng Wi sr g is. 5 sie T 5:5353- , Q 3, W 5 gg T 55- A vs Q- 15351, in To T gg iixiiiiigfg 1 Q5 4 fi X T 5 W is vw if is T' 2 SE is 35 5 if E :wg . Fi. S -33153 1 , QT I . , . ,S N 5 f .Air-fi 3 QE gif iii if 1:5 Q . 1!5?fr gr ' 1 ., ' .fir ' K J 'f2r...i'sii?,..l MOST POPULAR-Bobo Waiers and Donna Gillie BEST DANCERS-Bobo Waiers ond Donna Gillie MOST TALENTED-Evereife Gibson and Janice Dosher PRETTIEST-Jo Ann Wafson MOST HANDSOME-Clifford Boafwrighf MOST DEPENDABLE-Hurry Taylor and Sue Derrick WITTIEST AND MOST TALKATIVE-Evereffe Gibson and Donna Gillie :fy 5,1 . d-. 1 Class Prophecy by CLIFFORD BOATWRIGHT, Class Prophet It is June I, 1970, and I find myself in a most disturbed mood as everything has gone wrong today. I am unable to concentrate on my iob which is chief engineer of the Packard Motor Car Company. The designing of the auto- mobile that has put Cadillac in the number two position has made me nervous and grouchy. After deciding that I need a long restful vacation to ease my tattered nerves, a brilliant thought flashed into my mind. I shall visit each person who was a senior in my class at Johnston High School. It will be most enioyable to see if my old classmates have prospered well in the seventeen years that have followed our graduation. Finally, after much planning and preparation, I am ready to depart on what I hope to be one of the most interesting vacations in my life. Upon entering Chicago, I find that I have developed a very painful toothache. After making a few inquiries, I find that there is a capable dentist within the vicinity. Hurrying to the office building and looking on the direct- ary, whose name should I see but Dr. J. L. Bledsoe, D.D.S. Forgetting my aching tooth, I hurry to his office. Upon entering, I receive another shock, for who should be J. L's receptionist but Mary Busch. After talking with them for awhile, J. L. invites me to his home for supper. On the way out he tells me that our old class is located in Chicago at this particular time and that we shall tour Chicago and visit each one. Here is a summary of what we saw: Matilda Cheatham is still running across the continent with her husband, Albert. She has been from Maine to California a hundred times. She still wonders if he will ever settle down. Sue Carol Derrick has become the most famous woman wrestler in the world. Going by the name of Sluggin' Sue. she strikes fear in the hearts of her contestants.. Janice Doscher is a great singer. At least, she is one mentally, if not vocally. Just as soon as she learns to turn her tone images into audible sounds, she will have all the leading prima donnas looking up the first train for home. Ansel Forrest has become one of the world's greatest orators. He was making a speech that night in the Chicago Municipal Stadium on To Be or Not To Bel Everette Gibson has become the personal lawyer of Marilyn Monroe. He still asks himself the question, Why couldn't this have happened I5 years sooner? Donna Gillie has made a fortune from her new book, The Practical Way to Get.Your Man. I remembered how Donna used to solve my love problems for me. Now I know why I never got married. Page Thirty Jo Ann Herlong has achieved fame as the premiere danseuse of the Russian Dancers, the Chinese Ballet, and the Topeka Tap Dancers. She has been married and divorced three times. Being noted for her grace, beauty, and originality of dances, she has introduced popular ballroom steps, The Grapevine Glide, and the Thistledown Floatg however, she is more interested in interpretative and classical dancing. She belongs to the Heel and Toe Club of which she is a great hoofer. Naturally one of her hobbies is the prevention of corns. R. B. McCIendon, top auctioneer of McClendon, McClendon, and McCIendon, still brags about the time when he auctioned off the Golden Gate Bridge. Recently, he has been working on the Empire State Building. Ilsuppose that Mrs. Gaskin could have predicted this, because R. B. surely could iabber in typing class. A , James Ouzts has become a famous orchestra leader. James has been developing a new fype of music, unprogressive iazz. He is the Composer of The Third Floor Suite, Con- certo in A Flat, and Air for the 'Saxophone and the Tuba. He is a member of the Independent Order of Piccolo Players. Mary Ruth Randall is the world's champion stock car driver. Mary Ruth had come by my house many times flying with the wind, but never did I suspect anything like this. Tell me, Mary Ruth, are you very fast with the men? Frankie Rawl is a famous international gambler. Frankie said that after graduation, his father gave him five dollars. With this he went to Las Vegas and broke the bank thirty nights in succession. Frankie said that he didn't have a thing to worry about except the women after his money. On our iourney around Chicago we could not find Harry Taylor. Dissatisfied with the women on earth, he took a rocket ship to Mars. He must have liked them there, for no one has heard of him since. Bobo Waters has established a chain of stores on every beach in the U. S. A. They sell cat clothes, square hair cuts, shag lessons, and everyday beach bum items. Bobo tells me that it's guaranteed to make a cat out of you. Jo Ann Watson is still trying to find her ideal. She's done everything from baby-sitting to lap-sitting with her boss. Still no success! Keep trying, Jo Ann, he must be somewhere. Jimmy Wright is still trying to prove Galileo's law of falling bodies. Recently he caused a national crisis by trying to find out which would fall faster, a battleship or a feather. I found Margie Wright, a very charming, domestic type of girl, however, she has a slight inferiority complex due to the unfortunate fact that once she placed secoiid in the worldwide intelligence contest at M. I. T. When I visited her home, she had iust had a conference with the M. I. T. professors. She is always trying to prove who is the smartest. Carroll Yonce is the greatest evangelistic preacher of his day. Something has always bothered me about Carroll. Why is it he carries nothing but women on his tours? Now that I know all of my old classmates ,are doing well in their businesses, I feel much better. A month of being with them has really cooled me down. Now I can go back and design another automobile. Last Will and Testament Of Class of 1953 -if f X pf If 4 ff? Gi! by' DAVID EVERETTE GIBSON, Class Lawyer My friends, I have called you to assemble here as a solemn duty, that you the heirs and assigns of my respected client, the class of 1953, may hear her last will and testa- ment, which, as her legal advisor, I drew, as directed by her, immediately prior to her passing from our presence. By the authority invested in me by my client, the late senior class of 1953, I do declare this last will and testa- ment of hers to be aufhentic and hereby revoking any similar contracts that might have been drawn up. She has dealt with you according to your own merits and trusts that there will be no slight discrepancies, apparent iniustices, or partiality shown any particular person in her premeditated distribution. And in this manner do we dispose of our possessions: I, J. L. Bledsoe, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Cy Quattlebaum my privilege of having false teeth before finishing high school. Cy, they add dignity and sophistica- tion to any man. I,' Clifford Boatwright, do hereby give, devise, and be- queath to Freddie Wood my electronic brain. From a tough algebra problem to the most unusual girls it hasn't failed me yet. Well, maybe once or twice. I. Mary Bush, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Peggy Morris my extreme tallness. With all this height, Peggy, you might wind up a successful typing teacher some day. I, Matilda Cheatham, do hereby give, devise, and be- queath to all the girls of Johns'on High some advise. Married life is wonderful, and there's nothing like it, absolutely nothing! I, Sue Carol Derrick, do hereby give, devise and be- queath to Montez Satcher my friendly way. Montez, being a friend wins a friend. I, Janice Doscher, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Suzanne Crouch my ability to lose things. Suzie, lose anything you will but keep an eye on Freddie! I, Ansel Forrest, do hereby give, devise and bequeath to Amelia Rhoden my smartness in shorthand. Just think, straight A . I, Everette Gibson, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to any one who might care to solicit it, all my love. Girls, this is the one break for which you've all been waiting. I, Donna Gillie, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Suzie lCoffeeJ Crouch my position on the basketball team. Be sure to bring a cushion to all the games, that bench is hardl I, Joanne Herlong, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Suzanne Crouch my quietness and good behavior in history class. Deportment grades count too, you know. I, R. B. McCIendon, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Cy Quattlebaum my outstanding English grades and to Cecil Younce, Jr. my square haircut. Keep up the good work fellows. I, James Ouzts, do hereby give, devise and bequeath to Rex Hall my typing ability. The pause that refreshes isn't between strokes, Rex! I, Mary Ruth Randall, do hereby give, devise, and be- queath to Emily Rhoden my quiet way in classes. Emily, this means not to have the teacher tell you to shut-up over ten times during any period. 1, Frankie Rawl, do hereby give, devise and bequeath to Rex Hall my typing speed. Rex, this means over 4 1f2 words per minute. I, Harry Taylor, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Edward Satcher my skill of passing world history. Eddie, if at first you don't succeed, try, try, and try again. I, Bobo Waters, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Freddie Wood and Jimmy Eidson my pegged pants, square haircut, and girl catching charm. Remember fellows, it pays to be a cat . I, Jo Ann Watson, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Frances Reames my power to pass without studying. When genius is present, study isn't necessary. I, Jimmy Wright, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Cecil lBulI, Jr.J Yonce my outstanding algebra-trig. work. Don't get all balled up, Bull, use your slide rule. I, Margie Wright, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to our dear sponsor, Miss Smith, my matrimonial inten- tions. Edgefield sure is a good place to look. I, Carroll Yonce, do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to Professor Billy Gaskin my outstanding football skill. Billy, your intelligence is surpassed only by your prize- winning physique. We, the class of 1953, do hereby give, devise, and be- queath to the young and unsophisticated Freshman a map of the school building so that they can find their classes! We, the class of 1953, do hereby give, devise, and be- queath to our good friends, the Sophomore class, our patience. It will be found useful as the only means by which they can endure the Juniors. We, the class of 1953, do hereby give, devise, and be- queath to the Junior class, reluctantly but of necessity, our mantle of dignity. We realize that the class can never fill it, but, since it is expected of them, our advice is, Grin and wear it. We, the class of 1953, do hereby give, devise, and be- queath to our dear old school building itself, the peaceful quiet caused by our absence and any apple cores, wads of gum, or crumpled notes we may have left about. We, the class of 1953, do hereby give, devise and be- queath ta the entire faculty of Johnston High our very kindest regards and our sincere gratitude for their unfailing kind- ness and aid. In witness whereof we, the class of 1953, the testator, have set our hand and seal on this Sth. day of May in the year of 1953. Page Thirty-One My Qiwzbm comm ensv mme M! Z MA mance ANNETTE ooscuefz 46 LJ W' x xW 99 I' JQg fo .S?9orfJman5Ailo A t h 1 e t i c s Pg Th tyTl Football Team B y ,:.,, COACH A , ' f Qf I Marshall Glenn Oclham ' 55 W ' -, -A-W nl f 'wax yf' lil A Y 'N ' fi. ., . . 3 . .lf X it ff A if fr A ,, 'K S M: 'M ,A 't ff . , 14- ' fa' X ,M N 5, I Co-Captains A' W iffy kg fm . BOBO WATERS, CARROLL YONCE i nag 1. l i K. , 5 5,,i1!..:, - 2 ...- ,. wr sf 4 'Y' , A 2 . JN? mr- ' First Row-Earl Crim, R. B, McClenclon, Sammy soe, Bobo Waters, Walter Smith. Smith, Billy Parker, Harold Storey, Harold Max- Third ROW-Jon Miller Jackie Sione Benny well' Henry Watson' Satcher, Carl McClendon, Johnny Rikard, Thomas Second Row-Paul Summer, Charles Ward, Car- Wedaman, Nickle Boatwright, manager, Glenn roll Yonce, Mickey Dowd, Billy Rhoden, J. L. Bled- Oclham, coach. I'n,uv I-l!lI'l,Y'-F0117 - Q ti' .5 N s ,tsl jg ,, is : T if Q so QF: ' ret ef5.3?iY, 4 -f 5 Y' 1 we 2, rv .. f' l 1952 Schedule September-12 September-19 September-26 October - 3 October - 9 October -17 October -22 October -31 November- 7 November-14 Dentsville .. Ninety Six .. Saluda ..... North Augusta McCormick . . Prosperity . . . . . . . Edgefield . . . Graniteville . Batesburg . . Wagener . . Coach Glenn Odham, starting his first year as coach of football, found only green material to work with at the beginning of the 1952 season. Although the Bears did not win a game, they played with their hearts and fought hard all the way down the line. With only a few lettermen . Here There There . Here There . Here . Here There . Here . Here NICKIE BOATWRIGHT, Manager leaving from this team, we are expecting a bet- ter season in the next few years. Offensively, the Bears averaged over 20Q yards per game but were unable to put across enough touchdowns to win a game. Win or lose, we of the Annual Staff are still pulling for the Fighting Bears , Most Outstanding Player Best Sportsmanship award 9 s CARROLL YONCE Most Improved Player BILLY RHODEN +-an x E Page Thirty-Five FRONT ROW-Niclcie Boatwright, Edward Yonce, Wyman BACK ROW-Paul Summer, Charles Ward, Cy Quattle Taylor, Harry Taylor, Billy Jackson. baum, J. L. Bledsoe, Cecil Yonce, Bobo Waters, Glenn Oclham, coach. Boys' Basketball Co-Captains BOBO WATERS J. L. BLEDSOE l'ug1' T11ii't,v-S'i'.i' The Johnston High Boy's Basketball Team, at times, called The Fighting Squad , was determin- ed not to let size bother them. With spirit that could not be denied, the boys came through with surprise wins over tough opposition. Not counting the win in the Augusta Trade Tournament, the boy's record up to date is 6 wins and 5 losses. With a few of the boys who have been the spark- plugs, leaving via graduation, we are expecting the substitutes to carry on the tradition of the Fighting Bears in years to come. LEFT TO RIGHT-Toni Turner, Barbara Murrell, Beth Asbell, Betty Cullum, Amelia Rhoden, Betty Berry, Donna Gillie, Cynthia Crouch, Suzanne Crouch, Marina Waters, Jean Randall, Anne Ponder, Anne Rauton, Grace Hare, Margaret Busch, Marvin English, Coach. Girls' Basketball The Johnston High Girl's Basketball Team playing with practically a new team, started out the 1952-53 season with spirit and cooperation. Although at times, the score was in the opponent's favor, the girls showed themselves at all times to be alert in fighting for the ball. ln the years to come, watch out for the Johnston High Girls! We are expecting them to win the District 3 Tourn- ament. Their record to date is 2 wins and 9 losses. However, the season was not completed before material for the annual was sent in. Co-captains MARINA WATERS and CYNTHIA CROUCH Page Tl1i1't3'-Sfrrn FRONT ROW-James Whatley. SECOND ROW-left to right-Billy Rhoden, Jimmy Satcher, James Grice, J. I.. Bledsoe, Harry Taylor, James Ouzts. 1952 Baseb Catcher JAMES GRICE lst Base J. L. BLEDSOE 2nd Base HARRY TAYLOR Shortstop BOBO WATERS 3rd Base JIMMY SATCHER Outfielders BILLY RHODEN, JAMES OUZTS and Page Thirty-Eight NICKIE BOATWRIGHT THIRD ROW-Henry Black, Nickie Boatwright, Mickey Dowd, Bobo Waters, Carroll Yonce, John Timmerman, Skip Yonce, Coach English. C111 Team The Johnston High Baseball team of 1952, with only a few players to participate, surprised their opposition and won seven and lost five of their games. Outstanding feature of the 1952 season was Carroll Yonce pitching a no-hit, no-run game. The pitchers were-J. L, Bledsoe, Carroll Yonce, and Mickey Dowd. , wav? N 'Q Q f ig , Q s' 'WN UQ WW Z? .IJV 'lbw X Q , , ., Q my 'Wm 'h FG v' 7 404' ci ' My I 0 ' 5 si Q Q, .xx Q i H Q gag Q faq' .Rw,.QL'C ag! A ,.,, v : 3, 4'.t9 ! we X N X x K c ,W S x - AF -, , 5 . 4. , , . 4 . . 5 U lf .Ein X , .... J Y :I L A A? t .1 5 ,Eff VJ 1 4. 9 2 Z 417, Q 25. V f f Wzfwig If Nm ui ,, - . I Q gs Compliments l of ' ' k' C The Ridge Ban Ing o. I I Member of F. D. I. C. I ' Johnston, S. C. I I I . I x Congratulations S ' T V' Graduates... I ' Q g I Bn. y ' W K. . . on the successful completion of your studies. I Ll QR Our best wishes go with you in whatever career - I I C K you may select to carve out your future. We will I if , M , ' af always be glad to serve you and welcome ' ' -is 1, .STV 1 - ', ' if .,.A. ' A..-',, : .,g,Y.,.1f5,, ...K 3,5 you as a customer. I Slllllll CARULINA ELECTRIC Xi GAS BUMPANY Friendly Service for Better Living PgcF PRINTING COMPANY Annuals of Distinction Greenville South Carolina vAwv Compliments of COBLE DAIRIES, INC. Complete Line of Dairy Products and Ice Cream Tel. No. 9-2470 Aiken, S. C. SATCHER MOTOR CO. Your FORD Dealer PHONES: 2576 8. 2577 Ford Passenger Cars Ford Bonus Built Trucks A-1 Used Cars and Trucks ,,FUlU,, f Magi 4 ! 4 0 JOHNSTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments of REED'S SUPER MARKET Your Super Saving Center AAAMvVVvwW,xAwvVvvvAVvO O C VOC N, E XJ, X , ,vVviAA 'QT 'exif 'WSW You taste its quality x DRINK ff-QW M556 ,.,...-1 ' - ' ' . I w g f X qffagvx REG.u,5,PA1 on , 'I . fig B E x ?' ALISEN CQCA-COLA BOTTLTNG COMQANYH RAUTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE The Store with Quality Merchandise LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR, DRY GOODS MEN'S FURNISHINGS, SHOES Johnston, S. C. Pg, F!yT M. W. CROUCH AND SON Hardware - - Building Supplies Johnston, South Carolina Wright Tractor and Implement Co. FARM EQUIPMENT T R A C T 0 R PHONE - DAY 2881 NIGHT 2077 AA,vw,wAww IOHNSTON IMPLEM ENT CO. John Deere Farm Equipment SALES SERVICE Phone 2615 106 McQueen Johnston, South Carolina - Located on Augusta Highway Compliments of IOHNSTON MILL Johnston, S. C. XAAA,vv-vvxfv-Vxfv HARTLEY CANDY 6' TOBACCO CO Wholesale Grocers EDGEFIELD, S. C Carlee Hartley, President vvmNV C pl' of BIFLEX IOHNSTON, INC. Johnston, S. C. AA Compliments of MAXWELL AN D HALFORD The REXALL Store Phone 2021 Johnston, S. C. Johnston High Students Always Welcome Nvv Compliments of DARRACOTT EQUIPMENT CO. Johnston - - - - - South Carolina Woods Grocery 6' General Merchandise Congratulations to All Johnston Hi School Students and Graduates SALUDA ROAD Johnston, S. C. A X C Vx x,c,CC I THE R. L. BRYAN COMPANY Established T844 Office and School Supplies Manufacturing Stationers 1440 Main Street COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments of THE RIDGE CITIZEN Printers - Publishers JOHNSTON, S. c. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the Student Body of .lohnsfon School - Meet Your Friends and Shop and Save at BELK-GALLANT CO. DEPT. STORE HOME OF BETTER VALUES Edgefielcl, S. C. F - -'-'--'il Hargrove Motors 1201 Reynolds Street PHONE 2-3840 Quality Cars - Bought Traded - Sold AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Scott Furniture Co Household Furnishings Westinghouse Appliances L. L. SCOTT, Owner Johnston, S. C. Movies Are Better Than Ever AT THE johnston Theatre JOHNSTON, S. C. Where Happiness Costs So Little johnston Flour Mills, Inc. Manufacturers of Puremaid, Gold Bond, Snow White Flour, Champion and Plantation Feeds JOHNSTON, S. C. Aww Doscher Motor Service general repairs Compliments of The Famous Store JOHNSTON, S. C. Lybrand Service Station Washing, Tires, Tubes, Accessories and Complete Lubrication JOHNSTON, S. C. Phone 2622 Ridge Fertilizer Company Pride of the Ridge F E R T l L l Z E R S 401 Bland Johnston, S. C. DIAL 2507 Page Forty-Six CXVCNVCNX C L vvvwx Vvxfvxfv Pulliam's Texaco Service Waxing - Greasing Tire Repairs 101 Lee Street JOHNSTON, S. C. Phone 2526 Greenwood Supply Company Mill Supplies - Hardware DuPont Paints WHOLESALE and RETAIL Greenwood, S. C. Pea rce-Young-Angel Com pa ny WHOLESALE FOODS Fresh - Fr ozen - C anne d - Dried Greenwood, south Carolina Nx,wAAA,xA LEE'S Department Store Johnston, S. C. M, E. H.Smith and Son DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 502 Lee St. Johnston, S. C. PHONE 2572 BLAND Chevrolet Company fclsigrvngeew gli I Sales and Service Phone 2052 Johnston, S. C. 1. NEAL LoTT Quality Wearing Apparel Since T903 JOHNSTON, S. C. Harrison Fertilizer Company Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls Fertilizer - Fertilizer Materials E. F. Harrison - Owner Phone 2430 Trenton, S. C. Pa -1 F fyS ,AfOxAAAA,VVvx COMPLIMENTS OF A. L. Slade Lumber Company Morray jewelers Two Doors From Bank Johnsfon's Leading Jewelers Since 19 4 8 2 T. D. Gingrey 6' Son School and Office Equipment and Supplies Phone 2-7753 321 Eighth St. AUGUSTA, GA. Compliments of CLUB 25 GRADE A RESTAURANT DINE 8. DANCE Sandwiches and Short Orders Variety of Fine Foods Highway 25 Edgefield, S. C 2 Compliments of Derrick Fertilizer Company JOHNSTON. S. C. Compliments of Thompson Esso Service Station JOHNSTON, S. C. Smith 6' Waters, Inc. T R U C K l N G Tel. Day - 2181 Night - 2656 Augusto Rd. Johnston, S. C. Compliments of Gibson Motor Co. For Finer New and Used Cars Phone 2045 and 2070 JOHNSTON, S. C. Pagr Forty-Eight Complimenfg of Compiimenfs of TASTEE GRILL DINE and DANCE L. D. and H. D. Leonhardt Prescription Specialist PROMPT DELIVERY -ond- R. W. Grady Phone 20'l'l johnston Drug Store AA Complimenfs of Compliments of Feagle Buick Co. Holmes Grocery JOHNSTON, S. C. SALUDA ROAD J. B. Feogle, Sr. Phone 2880 J- B- Feugle, Jr. JOHNSTON, S. C. Complimenfs of Carolina Butane Q A Gas Co. 92 Calhoun St. JOHNSTON, S. C. Phone 2570 pafronize Our .xdcluerfioero meg 7!WaLe OUP I'LO0L Page F any-N xxx 5 Q K X x l 3 X X xixxrvtjr 5 5 I R 1-mg i X 5 F. Page Fifty H i vssuuwnmwm ,mw K ,A '34, 5 ' ,,f k Y Y F. we ' 37 4' 1 2 3 K 'E - . X '32-,L gzr., issxiiff , :..:. EQ, ' '- ,,.. 1' , VZ L W M 57 T 5? 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