Landrum High School - Bagpipe Yearbook (Landrum, SC)

 - Class of 1952

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agxag - 9 I1i2. i57li'fi:h.AA 'EYfi . '5'i,E 17'lh!.B1lniIkh. Zfifiiiri ?k?1QiiifHY ff C ..i H 'L2:51'3ilBI79lL?!IK1la.E3liiIlE1lfHl L'f.SLlM:h,3i'q3I.Efkfhi ' Y V L I iZ5tfO 4 9 XV if A? 5 i i if 75:5 is. if HL Hiljh Schunl ' I I I 4 1 9 9 V3 jfzfi jzipfe Qlffl Hiljh liuhuul Landrum .J 57 C an rum, . . ol' New Prnspent Hlqh 5 h I Wouzg 2, .9nman, .Sf C llampnhullu Hiqh Sch I Camfaogeffo, 0l'elll0l'J The Triple Path of 1952 is an illustrated story of events that have happened in District l. The name, The Triple Path, was given to it to illustrate the three paths of the sections of our district. The purpose underlying this book has been to preserve a record of the days spent in the three sections of our District: Landrum, New Prospect, and Campobello, in the hope that the memories of the past may not be lost in the dreams of the future. If you should glance through the pages of this book and they should refresh pleasant memories of your days at District One School, we would consider our purpose accom- plished, our work a success. CAMPOBELLO gala o gonfenfd NEW PROSPECT LANDRUM Administration li l il s s u s A I2 t i v i t i n s A I h I e l i II s Advertisements RUTH ELL CLAYTON NORMA JEAN HOLLOMAN Editor Business Manager Page Two 7!lew pl'05,92Ct CGHIPOLBIWO crandfuln Page Thrce Page F our lecbca fion mr IQ at mb, The 1952 Triple Path honors one who has given so unselfishly of his time and efforts in training our minds and bodies, that we may fill successfully our places in the world. His ability and conscientiousness in his work with the students, faculty and parents has endeared him in the hearts of all of'us. To you, our Superintendent, Mr. R. E. Mabry, we proudly dedicate this, our first, district annual. ,if .. .di SEQ .. aww : ifgf 1 45 fm W Wh' va .yfrfensfh , 1 0 Page Six Left to right: P. E. Christopher, County Boordp T. P. Johnson, B. S. Stoggs, Choirmonp W. H. Coggins, Secretaryp J. L. Petty Il, Ray Coldwell. IZUUNTY HIJAHII MEMBER ANU THUSTEES F. A. SNELGROVE PRINCIPAL New PROSPECT asa I: ' W. M. FERGUSON PRINCIPAL CAMPOBELLO F. R. CRAIN PRINCIPAL LANDRUM -ww ,v uu- I f 9' .Ja ,A I . ' ' 'im any if ffzgx X -mf: , A I 'tug I Abi ,4. S5 4 ae Q g - M, X . 4-K .lx-ix. --Y..-.v w is 5 l fflwi I' , 'V' ,ff -.. M., 4-Q-qv, 4 ? WS' 5, . ,gh F . ,iwcyg 'NO ,Ap-N es.. I'11JJz' lfighl GLUE? MRS. VIRGINIA BISHOP CompabeIIo T. F. CLINTON CampobeIIo MRS. A. E. COGGINS New Prospect F. R. CRAIN Landrum MRS. ELIZABETH DIXON Carnpobello W. M. FERGUSON Cdmpobello MRS. FRANCES P. GAHRMAN Landrum MRS. LOIS C. HARRISON Campobello FRANK HART Landrum MRS. FRED JACKSON Landrum J. R. JOHNSON Campobello MRS. ELIZABETH JOLLEY CampobeIIo ,.. MISS PAMELIA KOON Landrum MISS EVELYN LANCASTER Campobello MRS. F. M. LITTLEFIELE Landrum MRS. NORA KATE MATHIS Compobello MISS RUBY RAGAN New Prospect MRS. F. A. SNELGROVE New Prospeci F. A. SNELGROVE New Prospect V. O. SNELGROVE New Prospect MISS SHARON STOCKMAN New Prospect MRS. WILLIAM THOMSON Landrum CARL WILSON Landrum Q S X Y Qs Q Wig nf xx :lf - Q er 'bs , Q 1 3 X 3. 0' 9 .1 i , g M Y, Em :QS ! Q- 413220. 'M LA! Landrum Hiqh Snhnul .Szwior CLASS OFFICERS DIXIE FISHER President BOBBY SHIELDS Vice-Presidenf ANN EDWARDS Secrefary LYNN BURRESS Treasurer Page Ten .Sanford Bobby Barron Belly Bishop Dell Bridgman Ray Allen Burns Lynn Burress eniorfi Rhoda Lu Corn Bobby Dill Marlha Durham Ann Edwards Dixie Fisher Norma Jean Holloman Myrfis Lockharf Doris Penfielcl Beffy Lou Raines Bobby Shields Dorofhy Tucker Beffy Walker Hn. E Page Eleven New Prospect High Snhnnl enior CLASS OFFICERS ALLEN LANE President DOUGLAS GILBERT Vice-Presidenf BOBBIE CHRISTOPHER Secrefary RUTH ELL CLAYTON Treasurer Noi Picfured ALBERTA PAYNE Reporter xi! 'wiv' mm l'11m' 'l'n'1'l:'T' ,Sim ior.5 Paul Barnwell BeHy Jean Burrell Chrisfine Burwell Barbara Ann Chrisfopher Rufh Ell Clcfyfon Ruth Ann Cofhran il' 'TK Nami.. . K4-swirl fe ng , 'W' fl 5 f awk s QP' 'YQ' 'mga' Douglas Gilberi Louise Jackson Allen Lane Elsie McDowell eniord Alberfa Payne Frankie Phillips Junior Poleai Lizzie Rhymer L Charles Sellle W. C. Simmons Belly Lou Smith Page Thirtcen Eampnhlalln Hiqh Schnnl WL AM F MER ' M Wdluflfi' f 2 en iorri Alvin Ray Burns Harley Clayion Franky Goode Waller Johnson Avis Kimbrell Ray McMalcin Maurel Dean Mills Efhel Mosley Jimmy Page Julia Self Charlie Wesi Page Fifteen I I E GENE BEDENBAUGH SYBIL BELUE JUNE BRIDGMAN LOIS BRIDGEMAN ABRIA CAMPBELL EVELYN CHRISTOPHER BARBARA CRAIN EVERLY GILMORE SHIRLEY HIGH JOAN HUGGINS DONNIE KING BOBBY LEE SARAH PAGE DERRELL PARRIS DEAN PEELER JOHN PEELER ZELMA PLUMLEY SHIRLEY ROGERS BARBARA JEAN SMITH IRENE SOLESBEE SYLVIA SPIVEY JULIAN STAGGS LIBBY WALDROP Picture not available GERALDINE CULBRETH xy? IA TJ DORIS ALVERSON IRIS ALVERSON MILDRED ALVERSON ANNIE MAE ATKINS EVELYN FOSTER NORMAN GARDNER ROBERT GREENE NANCY HENDERSON LILLIAN JACKSON RUBY JACKSON JIMMIE JOHNSON KEITH JONES RACHEL PRINCE fl' PAUL SIMMONS IU THURSTON sumes ANNETTE WESTBROOK MURIEL WINGO New Prospect Hiqh unior-5 CLASS OFFICERS MU RI EL WI NGO President EVELYN FOSTER Vice-Presideni JIMMIE JOHNSON Secrefary DORIS ALVERSON Reporfer Nor Picfured THURSTON SUTTLES Treasurer H Ke, -ws it .,.. R K Q wi if fi S S We -' e-?,- Page Seventeen lfampnhelln Hiqh Schnnl uniom CLASS OFFICERS President JOHN DEAN HAMRICK Vice-President RUTH WALL Secretary CORA ALICE BOWLING Treasurer MARGARET SMITH I1 1, IW, fx, I7 IVV I L 1 1' I in S Ht it I- Q' ' yy s . 3 s 5 L 'V I . I,l,.q LIP I 'F' .PEWQI I I Ml , .,,..I.L.,1 A R 'I ,.:., , I 'X I SCX .. I u ,w-ng, we is- is ..,:, N Y I.. ' ,nga- K .-,EL N :I A, . SDN ,Q 1 , . vi ex If , . I I , ,... , . S Ixilw 'ini ij i 'QQ I be Q -x , Viv x we 'I K 3 is .KWH ,M W'- 3: . J' ' .4-A I fbi I A A I f A ' , fl 1,0 fu' .... ,ZF I , - - KENNETH BELCHER JO ANN BISHOP MAX BURNS GARY CAMPBELL DORIS CASSELL THOMAS COATES RAY COCHRAN CAROLYN COX BOB EUBANKS DORIS FORD GRACE FORRESTER GENNIEVIE GREENE JOHN EARL HUMPHRIES MERLE HUNSINGER SHIRLEY JOHNSON SHIRLEY LANFORD ANN MEDLEY VIRGINIA MELTON ROY McCRAW TOMMY POTEAT GENE REID JUANITA REID FREIDA SHIELDS BILLY SMITH BETTY JOYCE SOLESBEE JUNE SOLESBEE DUPRE SPLAWN GLADYS STRANGE NANCY THOMPSON ANNIE FAYE WINGO Landrum High I OP!! 0l'l'l 0l 05 OFFICERS DOUG KING President ANNIE RUTH WILLARD Vice-Presidenf JESSIE WILLARD Secrefary and Treasurer I MYRTLE BARTON BILLY FAGAN JETHRO LINDSAY WOODROW BLACKWELL BETTY JO GOSNELL RUTH ANN LITTLEFIELD MAXENE BRADY DORIS HOWARD GRACE MABRY JENNIE LOU CULBRETH RAYMOND HOWARD BUDDY MORTON IRIS DILL DOUGLAS KING PEGGY JEAN PACK SUE EDWARDS BILLY LEWIS JERRY PRUITT 6 OPHELIA SHIELDS ANNIE RUTH WILLARD Pictures not available: CLIFFORD JUSTICE WALTER WYATT Page Nineteen BETTY ALLISON KATHLEEN BLACKWELL WILLIE BLACKWELL H CECIL BURNS HOWARD BURNS JEAN DOBBINS GARY FULLER BURNETT KELLER PEGGY LOWE .IOHNNIE PARRIS RACHEL PHILLIPS HAROLD PRINCE GENEAL WEST WALKER WILLIAMS Page Tu-only New Prnspnlzt High ' ' M I .S7o,aAom ored CLASS OFFICERS J EAN DOBBI NS President PEGGY LOWE Vice-President GARY FULLER Secrefary CECIL BURNS Treasurer A ., 1' ,,,-, 'ilb 5 - .5 i:- A ' H ing Eg K. - i '-.:, :. -,z ' : I I ,.:.::-F 1 , s R av' 'mpg I K ,Q It in X --.wr , 5 'NL Qi i I If ' I Nw. . 5 '52 ,ig J R N I I Y -g,:1 it ...:. -:QF lv I A5 EampnheHn,Hiqh 5570104001 0765 OFFICERS Presidenf LOIS MILLS Vice-Presideni MACK FULBRIGHT Secretary MARLENE BRUCE Treasurer RUTH MCMAKIN I I AFXWHI assi I fig? .hPf e er rr e I A I . 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JONES MARGARET LISTER ANNIE SUE McGINNIS MYRTLE McMAKIN ELIZABETH MOSLEY WADE OLIVER MARY RUTH PACK OPHELIA PRUITT MELVIN SMITH NEOMA SMITH WAYNE SMITH DAVID SOLESBEE MARY STAGGS JANIE STRANGE AUDRIA UNDERWOOD JACK WEST Landrum Hiqh jre5Amen OFFICERS J IMMIE CRAIN Presidenf GEORGE CAMPBELL Vice-Presidenl JOHN RAINES Secretary FRANCES HENDRIX Treasurer BUDDY BALLEW MARION BISHOP BOBBY BRIDGMAN THELMA BRIDGMAN ELIZABETH CAMPBELL GEORGE CAMPBELL JIMMIE CRAIN DOROTHY DILL JUNE DIXON BUDDY FAGAN SHIRLEY GREENWAY LOIS GREEN FRANCES HENDRIX NANNIE SUE HIGH LOUGENIA HOWARD ALICE JANE JONES ANN LINDSAY GARY McCLURE ROY NODINE JO ANN OGLE ELLA MAE PACE CARL PAGE OLIN PEACE SYLVIA RAINES JOHN RAINES BUDDY TUCKER SHIRLEY TUCKER PATSY TUCKER MANNING WILLIAMS FRANCES WILLIAMS CLYDE WILSON KATHLEEN WILSON MARY RUTH WRIGHT Pnaz Tmenh:-Turn , y Q as 2, 5 54,3 nh -fm I W QW 1 A S W W VS E R --A fg, N I f .IQ I 2 t wig Lg B .N --:er A 'INF r kn- K mr we . 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Q :MESH Q . - f I-: ww, New Pruspm:IH1qh I jre5Amen OFFICERS MYRTLE MCCRAW President EUGENE BURNS Vice-Presidenf PATSY JOHNSON Secreiory RONNIE ATKINS Treasurer ALTA MAE BLACKWELL DORIS BLACKWELL CORNELIA BRADELEY DEAN CHAPMAN PAUL CHAPMAN BETTY LOU DAMERON CECIL DAVIS DUANE FOSTER JOANN GILBERT EUVONNE GILES EVELYN GOSNELL SHIRLEY GOSNELL LORRAINE HUNSINGER JERRY JOHNSON MARVIN LOWE DONNIE SPAKES ELLEN WILSON SHIRLEY WILSON Prlfla' Twent v-Thrrc ' Sin 5.2 yi Campnllellu Hlqh jfedinlen OFFICERS President SHIRLEY ANN SITTON Page Vice-President PHILIP LAKE Secreiary-Treasurer TOMMY CATHEY FRANCES ALLEN JESSIE BELCHER FRANCES BROWN ELAINE BRUCE MARSHALL BURNS JOANNE CALDWELL ELEANOR CAMPBELL JEAN CLAYTON BOBBY COATES BILLY EUBANKS SHIRLEY FORD FRANKIE FOWLER HUGH FOWLER NELLIE HOWELL PEGGY HUMPHRIES SHIRLEY JACKSON CAROLYN KIMBRELL DORIS KIMBRELL WINFORD KIMBRELL SHIRLEY LINDSEY CORENE MEDLEY ETHLENE MEDLEY CHARLIE PACE GERALD REID J. L. SKINNER KATHLINE STAGGS GRADY STEWARD, JR. CLEO THOMPSON BETTY WALDROP BROOKS WALDROP SYBIL WINGO Twmty-Four 5 z. 'ii' X X41 I NE 1 5 . ,. . I . 2 .W , ,, P M f-.4 sz, Sv 'X' J I 4 if ' , - , A fffw my r -M .ffl Q Af ' ' Q sew wx 'QA ,, . .-.. . 5 I X 2 I I , ,fi l I J' WWW- .TlCil,iii'Mhiffl-.QM ww ,- .M-wwf, ,. ,ffm .Q S255 Q., Mm ,, Q V1 ,. , - .5 , - .. A 1, W ' 4'fHw4'fESw' :K+ '-'SNMP ff?-,Q -'E Y ,IZ ' : f 2 'T f- .sf-. f:- fs' mesa :f:R1ggwgg5:::,gzf 3 - ' 55- ii .. ,QQ MW., Spf , i 5 Landrum Hiqh OFFICERS TERRY STAGGS President JEANETTE SOLESBEE Vice-Presideni SYLVIA MAYFIELD Secrefary SHIRLEY WYATT Treasurer MARY LOUISE ASHMORE SHIRLEY BELUE CHARLES BRIDGMAN DEAN BURRELL DOROTHY CAMPBELL KATHLEEN CAMPBELL LUCILLE CAMPBELL DONNIE CARRUTH BETTY JO DIXON C. M. DUNCAN HAZEL DUNCAN DOROTHY ENGLAND JACKIE FISHER GAYLE FOSTER ,daw g :V gym gmze DENNIS FOX BOBBY GILMORE RACHEL GREENE INEZ JACKSON JERRY JENNINGS DOROTHY JUSTICE JUANITA LEWIS BURLIE LOCKHART SYLVIA MAYFIELD L. T. MCCALL BOBBY MORTON JACK PEELER LORANCE PEACE NAOMI PIERCE JEANETTE SOLESBEE PHIL SPIVEY TERRY STAGGS JOYCE ANN TUCKER EVAN WATSON SHIRLEY WYATT Pictures not available: EDDIE HARDIN ROY HARDIN CARROL HORNE GERTRUDE LOCKHART DORIS PLUMLY JACK PLUMLY Page Twenty-Fit Put Tumgty-Sir New 'Prospect 52,04 gmze OFFICERS FRANCES KELLER President DOROTHY ATKINS Vice-President JAMES CENTER Secretary-Treasurer BURTON BURNETT MARY RUTH BURRELL LEE CARVER BOBBIE CROWE WILLIAM DAMERON ROSA FLYNN ESTON MAHAFFEY JOBIE MORGAN PAUL PARRIS YUVONNE PIKE ROSIE PRINCE GLENN SETTLE CARSON WOODFIN LANCE WILSON Noi pidursd: JESSIE MAE GOSNELL GIRLIE JACKSON RAY JOHNSON .JERRY JOLLEY JAMES OWENS STEWART TAYLOR OFFICERS President ANNE BURNS Vice-Presiclenf EDNA ALLEN Secreiary HUGH LANFORD Treasurer KATHRYN ALVERSON Eampnhelln gmfle 8 THOMAS AYERS RAY BALLEW MACK BARTON FRANKIE BELCHER ELEANORE BOWLING KATHRYN CAMPBELL VONDA LEE COLE WAYMON COLLINS HELEN COX NANCY DAVIS WILLIAM EZELL DONNY FOWLER MARSHALL FOWLER JEAN FORRESTER SHIRLEY ANN GOSNELL MARGARET GREENE REBA GREGORY LURA HAMRICK FANNIE MAE HARRISON EUGENE HENDERSON JEAN HORTON DORIS JOHNSON ROY JOHNSON FAY LANFORD, JR. ELEANOR LINDSEY EDWARD PACK BOBBIE JEAN PRICE ROSA LEE PRUITT RAYMOND ROBINSON LEROY SELF SHIRLEY ANN SMITH DANIEL SOLESBEE TALMADGE SPLAWN DOROTHY STRICKLAND DOUGLAS UNDERWOOD DORIS JEAN WILLIAMS JOE WEST Paar' Tw:-nty-Sr PM E H5220 T Landrum even M graole OFFICERS JANE LITTLEFIELD Presideni JUANITA SOLESBEE Vice-Presidenf , SYLVIA GREEN Secretary LARRY REID Treasurer WANDA LEE AYERS ROBERT BABB DELMER BELUE SHELBY JEAN BELUE MARY BISHOP LELAND BRADLEY FRANKLIN BROCK JOYCE ANN BRUCE ARNOLD CAMPBELL SARAH LEE DIXON BARBARA ANN FAGAN BEN GIBBS MARGARET GREEN FRANK GOSNELL SYLVIA GREEN OTHELIA HOWARD CARROL JACKSON JANE LITTLEFIELD JAMES METCALF GLENN NODINE JEAN NODINE HAZEL PACE BILLY PARKER PEGGY JEAN POWERS AUBERY PREWETTE BOBBY PRUITT LARRY REID EARL SHIELDS JUANITA SOLESBEE LINDSAY STEWART BUDDY WILLIAMS MARY RUTH WILLIAMS CEPHAS WILSON Pictures not available: EVELYN BARKLEY W. G. DILL PAUL DEAN WILSON Page Twenty-Eight P 'Q A ! i P s I If 'LLL' 2 l'f'If-PV A ww, 6 . as ' ' ,, A ,, 2 I 1 5.1 v- x. s ' wr.: if mf- E ' 0 ui ff . -In '-nw, 5,291 ik 'I 3, ' N I I 3 e iff 'v-WV, 'W if Sept My '49 I 1 3 'f A M Q? 'L 3 I Ii R.- I 'Z R z ,Q ,Z gk. ' ESE I .. ' IW? .E I -'-Q M.-mf? 14 A I , New Prnspecl 7fL Qmle OFFICERS MERLE MORGAN Presideni BETTY HUNTSINGER Vice-President NANCY CARROLL Secrefary DORIS BURRELL LINDA BURNS GEROLENE CLAYTON ANTHONY GILBERT JERRY GILES THOMAS JACKSON LEON JOHNSON ROY MCCRAW LUCILLE McDOWELL JESSIE MORRIS MARRIAN RHYMER SHIRLEY WHITENER Noi pidured: RACHEL ALLISON ALMA GOSNELL BETTY HAMMETT HENRY WOODFIN BENNIE DOUGLAS Page Twenty-Nine Ilampnhelln granule 7 OFFICERS President FARROLL CAMPBELL Vice-Presidenf BARBARA SPLAWN Secreiary CARROLL CAMPBELL Treasurer THOMAS CALDWELL JOANNE BELCHER CAROLYN BRUCE ROBERT BURTON DICKIE CAMPBELL LARRY CAMPBELL TEDDY CATHEY THOMAS COATES WILMA COCHRAN KENNETH COMPTON DONNIE EUBANKS ANNE FOWLER CONNIE FOWLER CHARLES GREENE RANDALL JOHNSON ELIZABETH KIMBRELL RACHEL MEDLEY ELMER MELTON AVALON MOSELY EMILY ANN NEAL JOYCE ANN NODINE J. L. PACE JAMES PRUITT BETTY JEAN REID HAZEI. ROBINSON GENE SIMS LORRAINE SKINNER CECILE SOLESBEE GENE SOLESBEE MARGIE SOLESBEE DELANO WEAVER FRED WILKINS Page Thirty H' Fin. K Q -4 3x A Eiiiif- EY-X .:: ::. Q Q. 5 Ei ,A kv gy P is mm 3 W .,..,.1 I ' ' 3 Y' A 4 . FL: . KV : E i .,. i 3 Je' 41 , Q A 1 S , 9,1 tg E- ly' -: vm if l-Uma Mater l. Hail to thee our Alma Mater Guardian of our days For thy spirit never failing We would sing thy praise. 2. ln thy mighty grove of learning Wisdom paths were sought High upon the lofty hill top Visions have been wrought. 1 anclrum 3. Lo, she stands our Alma Mater Proudly sing all hail Far and near her glory dear, Claim the coming year. Chorus Loud we sing in loyalty Of Landrum ever dear Shout her praises Fling her banners Dear ole Landrum High. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii Hail! New Prospect down in Dixie, A school that's honored far and wide. The purple and white is the standard proudly she W p WUVGS Streaming today and for ages through. ew roapecl She's the fairest in the southland We pledge our love to her for e'er To a school dear, we ring a cheer And to dear New Prospect, Hail! 42212212212iiiiiiiiiieiifbekiebiekieii'-4-iiiii3iiiiiiii 3iiSiiii3iiiiiiiiiii GJYIPOAGKA Page Thirty-Two At the foothills of the Blue Ridge where the moun- tains lie, There's a school we love sincerely Campobello High. Years we worked within her portals trails have been fought And our lives have all been molded by the truths she taught. We will ever cherish memories of the school we love And our banner holds forever to the heights above. As we leave our Alma Mater for a world of strife May we ever be true and loyal to the best in life. is X 7' X Q ,XZ X 5 X E 'X f . s . W, tw Q rf ,V Edifor-in-Chief RUTH ELL CLAYTON NEW PROSPECT The Triple Path Staff Business Manager Phoiographic Ediior NORMA JEAN HOLLOMAN BETTY WALKER LANDRUM LANDRUM X xg X. X if Q R X Literary Editor CHRISTINE BURWELI NEW PROSPECT Typisi Ari Ediior Sports Ediior ANN EDWARDS RAY COCHRAN BOBBY SHIELDS LANDRUM CAMPOBELLO LANDRUM Page Thirty-Four Th ll Triple Path Staff N...rm .N-...... ,, Z L..- 4 5 gy ,K L 8 T K ia V Emil I xx .II f 1. H6111 , I A-5 ...L 55 ww - A ,si 'fp- 'f ' W W ' I N I '1..,A., W f f Q M ' of YV 1 ggfix XXQ' s .xdddiafanb FIRST ROW JEAN SETTLE ...,.,............ Literary RUTH WALL ................ ..... E ditor CAMPOBEI-I-0 CAMPOBELLO JUANITA REID ...... ......... .... . . . MARTHA DURHAM ............. ...... E ditor CAMPOBELLO LANDRUM CHARLES SETTLE ................ .... BOBBIE CHRISTOPHER .... .... B usiness Manager NEW PROSPECT NEW PROSPECT FRANKIE GOOD ............. Business Manager THIRD ROW CAMPOBELLQ KENNETH BELCHER .............. Sports MARGARET SMITH ......... Photographic Editor CAMPOBEI-I-0 CAMPOBELLO ALLEN LANE, ................... Sports SECOND ROW New PROSPECT MURIEL WINGO ................... Art LIZZIE RHYMER ............ Photographic Editor NEW PROSPECT NEW PROSPECT DIXIE FISHER ................... Literary Editor LANDRUM LANDRUM DELL BRIDGMAN ...... ....... ......Art Swv 'kr' Editor Typist Typist Editor Editor Editor Editor clgnndaungglfgbbhdhha... ll xl! ,w-ug, viz as UN 11545, 'Qs-...,. l No N-Q S435 . -rs N ,. '- - fame:-: - French Eluh OFFICERS BETTY WALKER ...... EVELYN CHRISTOPHER .... SHIRLEY H!GH ....... BOBBY BARTON ...... MRS. FRED JACKSON Pago Tlzirly-Six . . . .President Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . .Sponsor First row: Lois Bridgeman, Shirley High, Betty VValker, Evelyn Christopher, Bobby Barton, Sylvia Spivey. Second row: Doris Penfield, Mrs. Fred Jack- son, Barbara Crain, Rhoda Lu Corn, Myrtis Lock- hart, Betty Lou Raines. . ..,, , we . wx Q kwa HW! ww,.wf:, mf pug, S-1,31 Q' Wwvwm 1 lfwf is an vb ,fx ga av f rgmfwfy iii? rfazimer 1 V - 2 ' ,B ,Zig iibwf . giffwqby qwifrgfa 355 ,wg1,gL 'i1 Ziggy 'f5g'3?3ig,,,.j5i f rd A at 'gi .si A is 'ff 'T ff? it A A G mm W OFFICERS MARTHA DURHAM President GENE BEDENBAUGH Vice-President EVELYN CHRISTOPHER Secrefary BOBBY LEE Treasurer MRS. FRED JACKSON Sponsor MRS FRED S JACKSON GENE BEDENBAUGH BOBBY LEE ANNIE RUTH WILLARD MARTHA DURHAM RUTH ANN LITTLEFIELD BARBARA CRAIN GRACE MABRY RAYMOND HOWARD I' 11. .' 'l'!rl'lI'.',Yw.f'11 l1r'll1 WP, M in Vu., T5 fas- OFHCERS ANNIE RUTH WILLARD-President MAXENE BRADY-Vice-President IRIS D I LL-Sec reta ry PEGGY JEAN PAC K-Treasurer nly lniglit li ' gf. . J g k , . ., J. H. A. MRS. F. M. LITTLEFIELD-Sponsor s , x ' HOME ' lx:-Y A Thelma Bridgman, Leona Bruce, Elizabeth Campbell, Dorothy Dill, June Dixon, Shirley Greenway, Lois Green, Frances Hendrix, Nannie Sue High, Lougenia Howard, Alice Jane Jones, Ann Lindsey, Jo Ann Ogle, Ella Mae Pace, Sylvia Raines, Shirley Tucker, Patsy Tucker, Frances Williams, Kathleen Wilson, Mary Ruth Wright. TENTH GRADE Myrtle Barton, Maxene Brady, Jennie Lou Culbreth, Iris Dill, Sue Edwards, Betty Jo Gosnell, Ruth Ann Littlefield, Grace Mabry, Peggy Jean Pack, Ophelia Shields, Annie Ruth Willard. :ye -ar is ,N , President .... Vice-President .... Secrefary .... Treasurer . Reporter. . Senfinel ,... Adviser. . . F :., ..,::,,, 42 RQ 5-0' R- FCLTI A h. WM C J . b U 'Q RQ- , is Y mf 2 Q ef , Z Q L , Sw B 5 fi' 1 .0 X 2 X O O06 X 2 is x R X 1 1 ,, f sis? W ,, 1 'ig' '. a ,T 'wi ., s Rx? sg 3 f 1- Kfiia ., -D ' A 'uf ' ' 1 fgo . 1, Q. Y , C V W wi .. rw U . X ' W. , 4 gk Q y 255 K OFFICERS . . . ..,......... JULIAN STAGGS .. . . .JESSIE WILLARD ........ .JERRY PRUITT RAYMOND HOWARD ...... DOUGLAS KING . . . .BUDDY MORTON .. .FRANK M, HART Future Farmers Ilf America Pans Tlzirf v-Nin Hi-Lander Staff CQZICLHJPMIYI 3400! MARTHA DURHAM DIXIE FISHER MRS. FRANCES P. GAHRMAN MRS. FRED JACKSON Editor Business Manager Sponsor Sponsor K' I 4 JAX WJ' WM 'W' I First row, left to right: Joyce Ann Edwards, Dixie Fisher, Annie Ruth Willard, Beverly Gilmore, Betty Lou Raines, Martha Durham, Evelyn Chris- Gene Bedenbough, Donnie King, Jessie Willard, topher, Norma Jean Holloman, Grace Mabry, Bobby Lee, Julian Staggs, Mrs. Fred Jackson, Derrell Parris, Ruth Ann Littlefield. Doug King, Mrs. Frances P. Gahrman. Second row: Dorothy Tucker, Betty Walker, Pngr Iffulv mp. -.Q ' tim -'51 1 rar.. W ig 5-if Q gg? E S1- 8 he Lu! rofilaecf .xdcfiuifiefi Le CM OFFICERS SHARON STOCKMAN ...... .... S ponsor THURSTON SUTTLES. . . ..... President BOBBIE CROWE ......... ....... V ice-President LORRAINE HUNSINGER ..... Secretary-Treasurer NANCY HENDERSON ........ . ....... Reporter FIRST ROW, left to right: Lillian Jackson, Frances Keller, Patsy Johnson, Dorothy Atkins, Lance Wilson, Carson Woodfin, Rosie Flynn, Rosie Prince. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Hunsinger, Rachel Phillips, Kathleen Blackwell, Bobbie Crowe, Mary Ruth Burrell, Burton Burnett, Gerlie Jackson, Yuvonne Pike, Sharon Stockman. THIRD ROW: Shirley Gosnell, Keith Jones, Thurston Suttles, Gary Fuller, Walker Williams, Cornelia Bradley, Euvonne Giles, Nancy Henderson. dill era OFFICERS MURIEL WINGO ..... ....... P resident THURSTON SUTTLES .... .... V ice-President EVELYN FOSTER .... ..... S ecretary MYRTLE MCCRAW. . . .... Treasurer FIRST ROW, left to right: Doris Blackwell, Rachell Prince, Marvin Lowe, Ellen Wilson, Burnette Keller, Duane Foster, Howard Burns, Cecil Burns, Shirley Wilson, Rachel Phillips. SECOND ROW: Alta Mae Blackwell, Shirley Gosnell, Nancy Henderson, Lizzie Rhymer, Joann Gilbert, Betty Burrell, Euvonne Giles, Paul Simmons, Annette Westbrook, Iris Alverson. THIRD ROW: Mildred Alverson, Myrtle McCraw, Cornelia Bradley, Peggy Lowe, Doris Alverson, Betty Dameron, Evelyn Foster, Muriel Wingo, James Owens, Keith Jones. FOURTH ROW: Frankie Phillips, Johnnie Parris, Lee Carver, Geneal West, Thurston Suttles, Norman Gardner, Gary Fuller, Jimmy Johnson, Eston Mahaffy, Cecil Davis, F. A. Snelgrove, Sponsor. ourn 11 AJ fic STAFF OFFICERS PAUL BARNWELL President LOUISE JACKSON Vice-President BOBBIE CROW Secretary-Treasurer RUTH ELL CLAYTON Reporter BOBBIE CHRISTOPHER .... . . .Editor-in-Chief ALBERTA PAYNE ........ .... A ssistant Editor ELSIE McDOWELL ..... . . .Business Manager RUTH ELL CLAYTON ...,. .... B usiness Manager CHRISTINE BURWELL .... ...... S ports Editor FRANKIE PHILLIPS .... .... S ports Editor CHARLES SETTLE ...... Social Editor W. C. SIMMONS ....... Social Editor BETTY JEAN BURRELL .... .... J oke Editor DOUGLAS GILBERT .... .... J oke Editor ALLEN LANE ...... .. .Art Editor LIZZIE RHYMER ...... .Staff Editor JUNIOR POTEAT ............. .Staff Editor LOUISE JACKSON ....... Mimeograph Operator PAUL BARNWELL ........ Mimeograph Operator BETTY LOU SMITH ..................... Typist CHARLES SETTLE ....... ............ T ypist SHARON STOCKMAN . . . .... Faculty Adviser MR. F. A. SNELGROVE .... .... F acuity Adviser Other Members: Frances Keller, Walker Wil- liams, Dorothy Atkins, Bobbie Crowe, Mary Ruth Burrell, Rosie Prince, Yuvonne Pike, Dean Chap- l'T1C1I1. 9. JJ sa. M ICS E gl 2 kg WUV OFFICERS MRS. F. A. SNELGROVE ..... .... S ponsor BETTY JEAN BURRELL ................ President CHRISTINE BURWELL ........ First Vice-President PEGGY LOWE ...... .... S econd Vice-President JEAN DOBBINS ...... ........... S ecretary ANNIE MAE ATKINS ..... ..... T reasurer LORRAINE HUNSINGER .... .... R eporter Page Forty-Faur First row fseatedl, left to right: Mrs. F. A. Snelgrove, Christine Burwell, Peggy Lowe, Myrtle McCraw, Betty Jean Burrell, Lorraine Hunsinger, Annie Mae Atkins, Jean Dobbins. Standing: Ellen Wilson, Alta Mae Blackwell, Rachel Prince, Evelyn Gosnell, Lillian Jackson, Margie Harris, Joan Gilbert, Kathleen Blackwell, Shirley Wilson, Cornelia Bradley, Rachel Phillips, Euvonne Giles, Nancy Henderson, Betty Damerson, Shirley Gosnell, Geneal West, Louise Jackson, Annette Westbrook, Doris Blackwell, Betty Lou Smith, Patsy Johnson, Evelyn Foster, Betty Allison, Muriel Wingo. First row, left fo righf: Gary Fuller, Paul Barn- well, Norman Gardner, Johnnie Parris, Cecil Burns, Paul Simmons. Second row: Duane Foster, Howard Burns, Burnette Keller, Willie Blackwell, Marvin Lowe, Larry Wilson, Ronnie Adkins, Harold Prince. Third row: Walker Williams, Dean Chapman, Cecil Davis, Eugene Burns, Donnie Spakes, Keith Jones, Paul Chapman. Q S l gd iiio '7 .0 i'-' , 4X T19 Q ' - QA -ff- T 'I-QE cebql 6 .W 1 1 A J 324. OFFICERS NORMAN GARDNER ........ ....... P resident PAUL BARNWELL .... .... JOHNNIE PARRIS .... CECIL BURNS .... GARY FULLER .... PAUL SIMMONS .... V. O. SNELGROVE. .. Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . .Reporfer . . . .Senlinel . . . .Sponsor Page Forty-Ifiw Q , 9 f , ,fgw - CM OFFICERS RUBY RAGAN .... ..... S ponsor MURIEL WINGO .... ....... P residenf Left fo righf: Christine Burwell, Ruby Ragan ELSIE McDOWELL .... ...... V ice-Presidenf Louise Jackson, Elsie McDowell, Muriel Wingo RUTH ELL CLAYTON . .. ...Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Ell Clayton, Norman Gardner, Bobbie Chris LOUISE JACKSON .... ......... R eporfer topher. I,lI,ljL' liffrly-Si'.1 C,zz4,,,., cm OFFICERS ALBERTA PAYNE. . . ..... President EVELYN FOSTER ....... ..... V ice-President ANNETTE WESTBROOK ...... Secretory-Treasurer GENEAL WEST ......... . . .... Reporter MRS. COGGINS ..., .... S ponsor First row, left to ri ht: M . C .-..-Q? g rs oggins, Geneol West, Evelyn Foster, Annette Westbrook, Rober Greene. Second row: Elsie McDowell, Ruth Eli Cl Joon Gilbert, Burnett Keller, Doris Alverson Thurston Suttles, Christine Burwell, Mur Betty Lou Smith, Annie Moe Atkins son. Not pictured: Alberto Payne. l'uf!1' Fmly .H'1'uriz 1 czyton, iel Wingo, , Nancy Hender- OFFICERS JEAN DOBBINS. .. LOUISE JACKSON .... LARRY WILSON ...... LORRAINE HUNSINGER .... MRS. F. A. SNELGROVE. .. Page I w'ly-Eight .Arla ana! ada la . . . .... President Secretary-Treasurer . . . .Vice-President . . . . .Reporter . . . .Sponsor First row, left to right: Mary Ruth Burrell, Louise Jackson, Cornelia Bradley, Jean Dobbins, Lorraine Hunsinger, Larry Wilson, Mrs. F. A. Snel- grove, Bobbie Crowe. Second row: Patsy Johnson, Paul Parris, Glen Settle, Carson Woodfin, James Center, Lance Wilson, Ronny Atkins, Jobie Morgan, William Dameron, Burton Burnett, Betty Allison, Rosie Prince. Third row: Rachel Prince, Betty Jean Burrell, Jerry Dean Jolly, Peggy Lowe, Muriel Wingo, Donny Spokes, Eston Mahaffey, Stewart Taylor, Paul Chapman, Ray Johnson, Kathleen Blackwell, Shirley Gosnell. patina! ,W .fdgouf 1' I' nfl V- .Y iunyoogef 0 .fgcfiuified gg, X 'C ut Cm Front row, left to right: Ruth Wall, Jean Settle, Juanita Reid, Anne Medley, Doris Cassell, Pauline Belcher, Geraldine Belcher. Second row: Dupre Splawn, Margaret Smith, Shirley Johnson, Imogene Bishop, John Earl l'ri,,1' l'rfl i' Humphries, Kenneth Belcher, Francis Eubanks. Third row: Jimmy Page, William Farmer Charlie West, Ruby Medley, Mack Fullbright Brooks Waldrop, Thomas Coates, Tommy Poteat. ZLUJIOGIQQI' Editor-in-Chief .... ..... J . l.. REID Assistant Editor. . . . . . FRANKY GOOD Adviser ....... .... M RS. JOLLEY Left to right: Mrs. Jolley, J. L. Reid, Fronky Good, Jean Settle, Shirley Lonford, Shirley John- son, Avis Kimbrell, Ethel Moseley, Ray McMakin, Ruby Medley, Walter Johnson, Jimmy Page, Roy Cockran, Kenneth Belcher, Julia Self, John Earl Humphries, William Farmer. Page Fifty-One vw-.fwrx,L.,5, Leff fo righl: William Farmer, Jean Settle, Shirley Lanforcl, Mrs. Bishop, Sponsor, Juanita Reid, Gennievie Greene, John Dean Hamrick, Margaret Smith, Ruth Wall. Bela Club OFf'CfRS 2 I JEAN semis .............. ...... P reside-nf ' I v ffwwffl SHIRLEY LANFORD .... .... V ice-Presidenf WILLIAM FARMER .... .... S ecrefary RUTH WALL .....,. .... T reasurer ,pf-s, ww fm If 1' 55.33, anna. rw., 4, . l'uyc Fifty-Two OFFICERS KENNETH BELCHER ......... RUBY MEDLEY ..... SHIRLEY LANFORD ..... AVIS KIMBRELL. .. Speech Eluh . . . .President Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer First row: Ethel Mosley, Shirley Johnson, Ruby Medley, Kenneth Belcher. Second row: W. M. Ferguson, Sponsor, Shirley Lonford, Avis Kimbrell, Merle Hunsinger, Cora Alice Bowling, Doris Ford. l'i1ilr Fifty 'I'I1n'r 9. ,ri J4. ll OM! MICS I x it .B ,. A OFFICERS BARBARA ALLEN .................... President ELEANOR JEAN CAMPBELL. . .First Vice-President SHIRLEY ANN SITTON .... Second Vice-President SHIRLEY LINDSEY ..... ............ S ecretary JUANITA REID ....... .. .Treasurer GENNIEVIE GREENE. . . .... Reporter l'ugi' lfifly lfrnli' FIRST ROW, left to right: Shirley Ann Sitton, Gennievle Greene, Juanita Reid, Barbara Allen, Eleanor Jean Camp- bell, Shirley Lindsey. SECOND ROW: Miss Evelyn Lancaster, Sponsor, Carolyn Kimbrell, Frances Brown, Margaret Lister, Shirley Jackson, Betty Waldrop, Corene Medley, Ethelene Medley, Elaine Bruce, Ruth McMakin. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Staggs, Mary Staggs, Sybil Wingo, Joanne Caldwell, Peggy Jean Humphries, Jean Settle. FOURTH ROW: Imogene Bishop, Lorene Hall, Janie Strange, Betty Joyce Solesbee, Jesse Belcher, Gladys Strange, Francis Allen, Lois Ann Mills. FIFTH ROW: Geraldine Belcher, Marlene Bruce, Pauline Belcher, Nellie Howell, Neoma Smith, Shirley Ford, Shirley Lanford, Betty Allen, Barbara Johnson. SIXTH ROW: Carolyn Cox, Ophelia Pruitt, Elizabeth Moseley, Audria Underwood, Doris Kimbrell, Annie Sue McGinnis, Myrtle McMaIcin, Imogene Clayton. Sitting, left to right: Mrs. Dixon, Librarian, Gladys Strange, William Farmer, Ruth Wall. First row: Nancy Thompson, Janie Strange. Frieda Shields, Lura Hamrick, Mary Staggs, Kathryn Campbell, Bobby Gene Fulbright, Elaine Bruce. Second row: June Solesbee, Annie Faye Wingo, Gennievie Greene, Shirley Johnson, Mar- garet Smith, Barbara Allen, Jo Ann Bishop, Kath- Ieen Staggs. rar? .xdfiaid fanb Pima' Fiffv-Fin' 33,4 I Cqlc b u kt . X' F e , L ' 'O . 1 Q QQ l 71 2317951 ' -A -3 J sl 6 ' ex I V X 6 X, 1 OFFICERS MACK FULBRIGHT ..... ...... P resident HARLEY CLAYTON .... .... V ice-President ALVIN BURNS ..... .... S ecretary PAUL COATES ..... .... T reasurer T. F. CLINTON .... ............ .... A d viser Frankie Good, Marshall Burns, Bobby Ful- bright, Mack Fulbright, Harley Clayton, Alvin Burns, Frankie Fowler, Billy Smith, T. F. Clinton, Gerald Reid, Tommy Cathy, J. L. Skinner, Philip Lake, Wallace Burns, Ray Cochrum, Jack West, Charlie Pace, Grady Stewart, Brooks Waldrop, Hugh Fowler, Charlie West, Wade Oliver, Melvin Smith. Page Fifty-Si 1' is. y , J J.- A .. .- gz.. cm LEFT TO RIGHT: B. C. Jones, Bobby Fulbright, Ruby Medley, Betty Allen, Lorene Hall, Myrtle McMakin, Janie Strange, Mary Staggs, Neoma Smith, Shirley Sitton, Shirley Lindsey, Lois Mills, Ruth McMakin, Frances Brown, Juanita Reid, Freida Shields, Ruth Wall, Marshall Burns, Nancy Thompson, Ann Medley, Gladys Strange, Shirley Lanford, O F Fl C S Betty Solesbee, Barbara Johnson, Mrs. Harrison, Sponsor, I Max Burns, Elaine Bruce, Betty Waldrop, Corene Medley, BOB EUBANKS ' ' ' ' ' 'presldeni Jean Settle, Marlene Bruce, Imogene Bishop, Margaret Lister, Joann Caldwell, Ethlene Medley, Pauline Belcher, Cora Alice - - ' - -VlCe'PreSldenl Bowling, Jack West, J. L. Skinner, Barbara Allen, June Solesbee, Annie Sue McGinnis, Shirley Johnson, Mack Ful- . . . . . .S9Ct'efCIf'y-TFGQSUFGF bright, Carolyn Cox, Jean Clayton, Geraldine Belcher, Margaret Smith, Tommy Cathy, Alvin Burns, John Barton, Wallace Burns, Maurel Dean Mills, Dupre Splawn, Bob Eubanks, Philip Lake, Franky Good, Charlie West. QI J -F: W IN f , C g e ,I Page lfzft v-Seven :F 'Q' 4 m x ' . - ., f sf? : ' ' N S , 'a'.. rg ' 'P Q ,-'. ' Q: P X wx x ,. k X xx N x , x X X 5 -K Q - x X XX , , .L . qw V it ' , 5, RQY 3 S X xi is R N xx Q X4 1 X a 'Q I if xs K. i X ' i, X f X! 3 x s 5 S g X X x Q K X , A , S Q X W w A Q3 ., SN if- A , 5 Q Y 4 if Ni N l X E S . gx .5 K Y KX ggi SSX XFX if wx ' Q-qw 'N WUQN x-was O D xx S Y T if X QQ -Q ff l: : O N ' X Xi X X QB' X X XSS xxx yi 7 j ,Q 3, ' MIT-L . Y K wa :kd s M 5 xmdsv f A33 2 ff Q Q X is X olilnclrum Lficd K First row: Bobby Shields, Derrell Parris, Bobby John Floyd Peeler, Ray Allen Burns, Buddy Morton, Lee, Captain, Julian Slaggs, Co-Captain, Bobby Jethro Lindsey. Burton. Picfures nof available: Jimmy Crain, Roy Second row: F. R. Crain, Coach, Phil Spivey, Hardin, Douglas King, Jerry Pruitt, r lluys Basketball SCHEDULE Dale Team Place ' Nov. Campobello ,.,. .Here Nov. Green Creek ... .Hero Dec. -Mill Springs .. .Here Dec. 4-Cedar Springs .. .Here Dec. 7-Green Creek .... There Dec. -Tryon .,..,... .Here Jon. Cedar Springs ., There Jan. -Tryon ........ There Jan. -Holly Springs . .Here Jon. Gramling ...., There Jan. Boiling Springs , .Here Jon. New Prospecf ,.. There Jan. Holly Springs .,. There Jan. Gramling ....., ,Here Feb. -Boiling Springs .. There Coach Crain wifh Captains Lee and Sfaggs Feb, New prospec, U ,Hem Feb, Campobello . ,Hers- 121, l ,lf l i -W, 2, J 'K i 4 1 J First row: Grace Mabry, Jo Ann Huggins, Betty Shields, Ruth Ann Littlefield, Martha Durham, Iris Walker, Captain, Dell Bridgmcin, Co-Captain, Dill, Frances Hendrix, Myrtle Barton, Maxene Norma Jean Holloman, Dixie Fisher. Brady. Second row: Pamelia Koon, Coach, Ophelia ' l l Girls Basketball SCHEDULE Dale Team Place Nov. Compobello .. .... Here Nov. Green Creek . . . .... Here Dec, -Mill Springs .. .... Here Dec. -Cedar Springs .. .... Here Dec. -Green Creek . . . .... There Dec. -Tryon ....,.. .... H ere Jun. -Cedar Springs . .... There Jan. -Tryon ...... .... T here Jan. -Holly Springs .. ,... Here Jan. -Gramling ..... .... T here Jan. -Boiling Springs .. .... Here Jan. -New Prospect .. ..,. There Jan. -Holly Springs .. .... There Jan. -Grarnling ..... .... H ere Feb. -Boiling Springs ,. .... There Feb. -New Prospec, llv. Here Coach Koon with Captains Walker and Bridgman Feb. -Campobello ..,. .... H ere lligfi .Si i I x'-' 'iv f UBI 0l .f 1 , , CZ f .J x ,K f , Y .5 Q 'f B, V E' D L1 4 .. N ' ,- Donnie Carrulh Barbara Crain Beverly Gilmore Terry Sfaggs ' gajega f .ifurn 1 , J! I f' , 1 K ww- -ge-'ix X j X X G 'X Q- Mdiwx yew Q . ,e First row: Phil Spivey, Jethro Lindsey, Bobby Second row: Fred R. Crain, Coach, John Barton, Jimmie Crain. Peeler, Julian Staggs, Ray Allen Burns, Bobby Shields, Buddy Morton. IH: w- Siili-'lm-.f Q Nov. Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jun. Jan. Jan, Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. 25-Landrum .. 29 ew roriloecf .x4fALfic.6 ago 7 gaagelgaf SCHEDULE 27-Campobello . 30-Cowpens . 4-Gramling ... -Holly Springs I3-Gramling .... 'I8-Cowpens . . 8-Chesnee ..... -Boiling Springs I5-Green Creek . 18 22-Holly Springs . -Campobello .. --Chesnee ..... -Green Creek . 5-Landrum ..... 7-Boiling Springs THEY 7 51 23 37 33 48 54 28 55 22 27 30 48 35 41 32 FRANKIE PHILLIPS, Captain CHARLES SETTLE, Co-Capfain F. A. SNELGROVE, Coach FIRST ROW, lei? to right: Glen Settle, Donnie Spakes, STANDING: F, A. Snelgrove, Coach, Dean Chapman Charles Sefile, Paul Bnrnwell, W. C. Simmons, Lee Carver, Jimmie Johnson, Norman Gardner, Gary Fuller, Douglas Burnett Keller. Gilberi, Walker Williams, Frankie Phillips, Paul Simmons Page S i.z'ty4TIwcc IRIS ALVERSON, Captain DORIS ALVERSON, Ca-Captain RUBY RAGAN, Coach Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb, Feb. 5- gw r2,,,i,,i,,f SCHEDULE Campobello ,, Cowpens .... 4-Gramling ..., -Holly Springs -Gramling .... 18-Cowpens .. Chesnee ..... Boiling Springs Green Creek .. Campobello .. Holly Springs . Landrum .... Chesnee ..... -Green Creek . 7-Boiling Springs Landrum ....... EW o THEY 17 27 21 15 29 'I3 36 20 34 21 23 41 30 29 22 9 X 'QV' FIRST ROW, left to right: Lorraine Hunsinger, Nancy STANDING: Ruby Rogan, Doris Alverson, Betty Lou Henderson, Annie Mae Atkins, Euvonne Giles, Iris Alverson, Smith, Geneal West, Mildred Alverson, Evelyn Foster, Christine Annette Westbrook. Burwell. lirlgy' .SI'l'l'X'-lfllill' it - X amlaogefo .xdfkdficdiiib K it iii' X I Buys' Basketball FIRST ROW, left to right: Dupre Splawn, John Humphries, Brooks Woldrop, William Farmer, Jimmy Page, Thomas Coates, Kenneth Be'cher. SECOND ROW: Max Burns, Manager, Roy Johnson, J. l.. Reid, Mack Fulbright, Philip Lake, Walter Johnson, 'David Solesbee, Mr. Ferguson, Coach. Absent: Tommy Poteut. l'ugf Siu ly Si 1' Girls' Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Meclley, Ruth Wall, Ruby Medley, Captain, Juanita Reid, Margaret Smith, Geraldine Belcher, Mrs. Mathis, Coach, Margaret Lister, Marlene Bruce, Shirley Johnson, Barbara Allen, Manager, Parline Belcher, Imogene Bishop. Absent when picture was taken: Doris Cassell, Co-Captain, Frances Eubanks. l'ng11' .S'1'.ll,x'-,St't1'rl Left to right: Jean Setile, Corene Medley Ethelene Medley, Cleo Thompson. CA UBI' Giza! C'I'.i gl' Si rl X'-llifflll s I' ff WL LANHHUM MISS HI MISS Warfha mlll'Aal'l'l I 9 'V NEW PHIISPEIIT MISS HI MISS ofouiae yllCL50lfl IIAMPllHEI.I.IJ MISS HI MISS jean .SML I S 0 Landrum .f'7H lr Best All-Round DIXIE FISHER BOBBY SHIELDS Besf Dressed ANN EDWARDS LYNN BURRESS Most Likely to Succeed BOBBY BARTON MARTHA DURHAM Mosf Afhleiic BOBBY SHIELDS BETTY WALKER Mosf Courfeous RAY ALLEN BURNS DORIS PENFIELD enior uloerfa filled Mosf Popular DELL BRIDGMAN BOBBY BARTON Mosf Dependable BOBBY DILL NORMA JEAN HOLLOMAN Wifiiesi RAY ALLEN BURNS NORMA .IEAN HOLLOMAN New Prospect I . f If If J tv we y, A., .-93 L15 V Y Q53 169. ff- L23 X ,lg I D , I N 1 1 X Q A I .. I t 5: V I IEP' I . z 5.. 1 'Q M' Vi X5 as ifl QI ' Q43 It 'J ' oo, M le! 2 M A 1 1 xg .Simior .SJUIOQFKU fiuej Best All-Round DOUGLAS GILBERT ELSIE McDOWELL Most Intellectual JUNIOR POTEAT CHRISTINE BURWELL Wittiest FRANKIE PHILLIPS BOBBIE CHRISTOPHER Friendliest FRANKIE PHILLIPS ALBERTA PAYNE Biggest Flirt CHARLES SETTLE RUTH ELL CLAYTON Cutest LOUISE JACKSON PAUL BARNWELL Most Popular CHRISTINE BURWELL DOUGLAS GILBERT Best Looking W. C. SIMMONS BOBBIE CHRISTOPHER Best School Citizen JUNIOR POTEAT ALBERTA PAYNE Most Athletic CHRISTINE BURWELL FRANKIE PHILLIPS Ilampnhnlln Prettiest JEAN SETTLE Most Handsome FRANKIE GOOD Neatest AVIS KIMBRELL HARLEY CLAYTON Friendliest AVIS KIMBRELL MAUREL DEAN MILLS Biggest Flirt RUBY MEDLEY RAY MCMAKIN Wittiest ETHEL MOSLEY WALTER JOHNSON Most Athletic RUBY MEDLEY JIMMY PAGE en for UIQPFKH ffuai Most Studious JEAN SETTLE WILLIAM FARMER Quietest JULIA SELF ALVIN BURNS Laziest RUBY MEDLEY WALTER JOHNSON yoyoreciafion gud fmriuem l To you, our student drivers of 1952, we express our sincere appre- ciation for the way in which you have fulfilled your tasks of getting us safely to and from school, coming in all kinds of weather, ever faithful to your duty. We proudly salute you. l XJ ll K l' . l CAMPOBELLO: Front row: Alvin Burns, Billy Smith. Back row: Jimmy Page, Charlie West, Ray McMakin, John Earl Humphries. NEW PROSPECT: Charles Settle, Frankie Phillips, Walker Williams, Paul Barnwell. LANDRUM: Dean Peeler, Lynn Burress, Bobby Dill, Jessie Willard. It il Il ll I' ll Ill enior .mirecfory BOBBY BARTON COACH Take Me Out To The Ball Game Captain of Baseball Team, Basketball, Spanish Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Treasurer of French Club. 'k 'A' BETTY JEAN BISHOP netsw A Kiss to Build a Dream On Basketball, Junior Play, Usher, J. H. A. 'A' 'A' DELL BRIDGMAN ALL-sun Far Away Places J. H. A. Secretary, Assistant Editor Red and Black, Basketball Co-Captain, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Marshal, Assistant Art Editor of Triple Path. 'A' 'k RAY ALLEN BURNS BURNS I Got Loving F. F. A., Basketball, Junior Play, Senior Play. LYNN ' SS I. cis Play School Bus Driver, 'A' t - E HH .. , .1 I 'gBeau ' ew s I e or Class Tr er. 'k i' I RHODA LUCRETIA CORN RHODlE Harbor Lights J. H. A., Spanish Club, French Club. -if 1 BOBBY DILL DILLBERRY Beautiful Brown Eyes F. F. A., Junior and Senior Class Plays, Bus Driver. it it MARTHA WOOD DURHAM NMOTTII South of the Border J. H. A., President of Spanish, Basketball, Beta Club Secretary, Beta Club President, Hi-Lander Assistant Editor, Editor Hi-Lander , President Junior Class, Miss Hi Miss, Junior and Senior Plays, Assistant Editor of The Triple Path. i' i' JOYCE ANN EDWARDS HANNII Too Young President of Sophomore Class, J. H. A., Home Coming Queen, Hi-Lander Stott, Secretary of Senior Class, Typist of Triple Path. Page Seventy-Sir DIXIE IRENE FISHER IISPUDII Wedding Vows J. H. A., Basketball, Hi-Lander Staff, Treasurer Junior Class, President of Senior Class, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Assistant Literary Editor of Triple Path, Harvest Festival Queen, Beta Club. 'A' 'A' NORMA JEAN HOLLOMAN LITTLE 'UN TenderIy J. H. A., Secretary of Spanish Club, Basketball, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Assistant Photographer of Red and Black, Social Editor of Hi-Lander, Business Manager of Triple Path, Cheerleader. i' 'A' MYRTIS LOCKHART MYRT For Ever and Ever J. H. A., French Club. 'k 'A' DORIS RUTH PENFIELD Always J. H. A., Spanish Club, Vice-President Junior Class, Junior Play, French Club. i i' BETTY LOU RAINES HBE-rn Because of You Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Marshal, Junior Play, Typist Hi-Lander Statf, French Club, Senior Play. i' 'A' BOBBY SHIELD aurcH Basketball, Baseball, Junior Class Play, Marshal, Annual Staff, Senior Play, Vice-President of Senior Class. A 'A' DOROTHY TUCKER IIDOTII Tell Me Why J. H. A., Typist Hi-Lander, Junior Play, Marshal, Senior Play. i' 'A' BETTY JEANETTE WALKER IIB Jll Girl of My Dreams J. H. A., Junior Class Vice-President, Captain Basketball, Junior and Senior Class Plays, French Club President, Typist of Hi-Lander, Photographic Editor of The Triple Path. New Prospect PAUL BARNWELL The principal business of life is to enioy it. F. F. A. '50, '52, Baseball '51, '52, President Journolistic Club '52, Basketball '51, '52. 1' 'A' BETTY BURRELL lt's not the big, but the little things that count. 4-H '48, Glee Club '48, '49, '50, J. H. A. '49, '51, Vice- President '50, President '52, Camera Club '52, Arts and Crafts '52, Journolistic Club '52, Prospector '52. 'A' 'A' CHRISTINE BURWELL Great thoughts, like great deeds, need no trumpet. Beta Club '51, '52, Glee Club '49, '50, '51, Basketball '49, '50, '51, '52, Class President '49, J. H. A. President '51, Vice-President '52, President 4-H County Council '52, Vice- President '51, Sports Editor Prospector '52, Literary Editor Annual '52. 'A' i BOBBIE CHRISTOPHER Smile, and the world smiles with you. Beta Club '51, '52, Reporter '51, Editor-in-Chief Pros- pector '52, Business Manager Annual '52, J. H. A. '49, '50, '51, Class Secretary '50, '51, '52. 'Ir -A' RUTH ELL CLAYTON Contentment is happiness. Beta Club '51, Secretary and Treasurer '52, Glee Club '48, '49, '50, Class Secretary '49, Class Reporter '51, Class Treasurer '52, Co-Business Manager Prospector '52, Editor- in-Chief Annual '52, Journolistic Club '52. at -A- RUTH ANN COTHRAN 'Tis better to be happy than wise. Basketball '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '48, '49, '50, Beta Club '51, '52, Class Vice-President '51, J. H. A. '49, '50, '51, Prospector Stott '52. i' 'A' DOUGLAS GILBERT Better to wear out than to rust out. F. F. A. '48, '50, Reporter '51, Class Vice President '52, Prospector Stalt '52, Journolistic Club '52, Basketball '51, '52, Baseball '48, '49, '50, '51, '52. i' 'A' LOUISE JACKSON Attempt great things, expect great things. J. H. A. '49, '50, '52, Reporter '51, Journolistic Club Vice-President '52, Beta Club '51, Reporter '52, Arts and Craft Club Secretary '52, Prospector Stott '52. enior lirecfory ALLEN LANE Man has his will - but woman has her way. Class President '52, Camera Club '52, Sports Editor An- nual '52, Art Editor Prospector '52, Journolistic Club '52. I ir 'A' ELSIE McDOWELL He is safe who does his best. J. H. A. '49, '50, '51, Glee Club '49, '50, '51, Beta Club '51, Vice-President '52, Journolistic Club '52, Co-Business Manager Prospector '52. 'k 1 ALBERTA PAYNE Nothing is so popular as kindness. 4-H '48, J. H. A. '49, '50, '51, Journolistic Club '52, Presi- dent Library Club '52, Assistant Editor Prospector '52, Class Reporter '52. -k if FRANKIE PHILLIPS Why take ilte seriously, you never get out alive. Baseball '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Basketball '48, '49, '50, Co-Captain '51, Captain '52, Sports Editor Prospector '52, F. F. A. Secretary '49, Reporter '50, '51, Camera Club '52. , 'A' 'A' JUNIOR POTEAT Never put oft until tomorrow what you can do today. F. F. A. '50, Treasurer '49, Science Club '48, Journolistic Club '52, Prospector Stott '52. 'k 'k LIZZIE RHYMER Nothing endureth except personal qualities. 4-H Club '48, J. H. A. '49, '50, '51, Camera Club '52, Journolistic Club '52, Photographic Editor Annual '52, Prospector Stott '52, Glee Club '50. i' 'k CHARLES SETTLE lf at first you cIon't succeed, try, try again. Basketball '49, '50, '52, Baseball '49, '50, '51, '52, F. F. A. Treasurer '49, '50, Class Treasurer '50, Journalistic Club '52, Typist Annual '52. 'A' 'A' W. C. SIMMONS Why take ilfe seriously, you never get out alive. Basketball '49, '50, '51, '52, F. F. A. '49, '50, '51, Journolistic Club '52, Prospector Stott '52. 'A' 'A' BETTY LOU SMITH Happy om I! from care I'm freel Why aren't they all con- tented like me? J. H. A. '50, '51, '52, Class Treasurer '50, Basketball '52, Journolistic Club '52, Library Club '52. Page S ez-'enty-S efven llampnhnlln ALVIN BURNS F. F. A. '49, '50, '51, Reporter of F. F. A. '50, Presi- dent of F. F. A. '51, Secretary of F. F. A. '52, Citizenship Club '51, Glee Club '51, '52. 'A' i HARLEY CLAYTON F. F. A. '50, '51, '52, Treasurer of F. F. A. '51, Vice- President ol F. F. A. '52, Newspaper Stat? '51, '52, Senior Superlative. 'A' 'A' WILLIAM FARMER F. F. A. '49, Beta Club '50, '51, Secretary of Beta Club '52, Glee Club '50, '51, Block C Club '50, '51, Basketball '49, '50, '51, '52, Vice-President Class '52, President of Class '51, Senior Superlative. 'A' i' FRANKY GOOD F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, Reporter of F. F. A. '50, Vice-Presi- dent of Class '50, Glee Club '51, '52, Paper Staff '51, '52, Annual Stall '51, '52, Senior Superlative. 'k 'A' WALTER JOHNSON Vice-President ot Class '51, Secretary Junior Class '51, Basketball '51, '52, Citizenship Club '51, Paper Staff '51, '52, F. F. A. '49, '50, '51, Senior Superlative. 'A' 'A' AVIS KIMBRELL J. H. A. '49, '50, '51, Glee Club '50, '51, Newspaper Stat? '51, '52, Treasurer of Speech Club '52, Senior Superla- tive. 'k i' RAY McMAKlN F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, Secretary of F. F. A. '50, Citizen- ship Club '51, Paper Staff '52, Bus Drivers Club '52, Senior Superlative. 'A' 'A' RUBY MEDLEY J. H. A. '49, '50, '51, Vice-President J. H. A. '50, Secre- tary J. H. A. '51, Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52, Annual Stat? '51, Sports Editor, Paper Staff '51, Block C Club '50, '51, '52, Reporter of Citizenship Club '51, Vice-President Speech Club '52, Basketball '50, '51, '52, Captain of Basketball '52, Secretary of Class '52, Senior Superlative. Page Seventy-Eight enior eibirecfory MAUREL DEAN MILLS F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '52, Paper Stat? '52, Senior Superlative. at 1 ETHEL MOSLEY J. H. A. '49, '50, Reporter of Speech Club '52, Second Place Winner in I Speak For Democracy '52, Newspaper Staff '52, Senior Superlative. 'A' ir JIMMY PAGE F. F. A. '49, '50, Vice-President '50, Citizenship Club '51, Basketball '49, '50, '51, Bus Drivers Club '52, Paper Staff '52, Treasurer of Class '50, Senior Superlative. 'A' ir J. L. REID F. F. A. '49, '50, Vice-President of Class '50, Class Treasurer '52, Annual Staff '51, Editor-in-Chief of Echoes of Foothills '52, Class Secretary '50, Basketball '52, Man- ager Basketball '51, Senior Superlative '52, Student Repre- sentative '52, Block C Club '51, '52, Baseball '51, '52. 'lr 'k JEAN SETTLE J. H. A. '50, '51, '52, Scrapbook Chairman '52, Beta Club '50, '51, '52, President of Beta Club '52, Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52, Speech Club '52, Annual Staff '51, '52, Assist- ant Editor Annual '5I, Literary Editor '52, Class Reporter '51, Cheerleader '51, '52, Block C Club '51, '52, Class Presi- dent '52, Senior Superlative, Miss Hi Miss '52. 'A' i' JULIA SELF J. H. A. '49, '50, Glee Club '49, '50, Citizenship Club '51, Newspaper Staff '52, Senior Superlative. ir 'A' CHARLIE WEST F. F. A. '49, '50, '51, '52, Secretary '50, State Winner of Pasture Contest '51, Bus Drivers Club '52, Citizenship Club '51, Glee Club '49, '50, '51, '52, Block C Club '50, '51, '52, Paper Staff '52, Senior Superlative. I ' LEE HUSIEHY MILL, INII. Manufacturers of Ladies Nylons 57 and 60 Gauge Full-Fashioned Hosiery ' LANDRUM, SOUTH CAROLINA ,sNWNW,NNNmMA NWvfeW,WNvWVVfA I CHRISTO CLEANERS INMAN MILLS I Telephone I3 Since ,902 I Manufacturers of Qualify Landrum, South Carolina , Texhles WE NM T0 P'-EASE A soon PLACE ro woRK P N IOVVIII UND!! AUIIIOIHY O' 'll COCA-Coll COIYAHV U' 4 f , 1 l ,--, A, , , ,VV f VV fee VX, , V vX,vVx,X,AVVvvvwA,vAvvVvX,AwAN James utn Sales 520 W. Main St. Spartanburg, S. C Dial 2-1578 We Buy-Sell-Trade Any Make - Any Model For the Best in New and Used Cars ARTHUR G. JAMES, Owner m JNVC 'B. FRANK CARRUTH KIMBREI-I-'5 G. E. Appliance One Day Recapping Service PHONE 'I05 LANDRUM, SOUTH CAROLINA BUTLER'S DAIRY Tryon, North Carolina vvmAAAAAA of Spartanburg, S. C., Inc. Dependable Furniture SPARTANBURG, S. C. Wilkins and McMiIIin Lumber Company Builders and Supply Inman, South Carolina LEIGHTON'S THRIFTY DRY CLEANERS 446 S. Converse Street 994 Asheville Highway Dial 2-4821 Spartanburg, S. C. Discount for Cash and Carry BLACKWELL'S CAFE Breakfast Sandwiches Meals Short Orders fAfvvv Hammond-Brown-Jennings Company FURNITURE - RUGS - APPLIANCES Spartanburg, South Carolina Compliments of CLYDE E. A. KEENE vvmvwNvvvVVAvvmNv THE INMAN TIMES CO. Commercial PRINTING Advertising C. B. SMITH, Publisher INMAN, SOUTH CAROLINA FAGAN DRY GOODS LANDRUM, sour:-I CAROLINA wNvV GOOD FOOD I PLEASED l--L c u s s rs JonNStXIZ0lla.co. CHICAGO-LOIIG ISLAID CITY-PHILADELPHIA DALMS-ATlAIITA-PITTSIURGII-DETIOIT-IOSTOII OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. I56 Magnolia St. Spartanburg, S. C EVERY ITEM FOR THE OFFICE Pug E ghty Two AA,VvVX BROCK CLEANERS Are your cloihes becoming fo you or should they be coming io us. PHONE 77 TRYON, N. C. BEACON DRIVE-IN West Main Sireet Spartanburg, South Carolina NfN THE DANIEL COMPANY LANDRUM, SOUTH CAROLINA PETTY FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE senvlce DAY AND NIGHT Landrum, scum Carolina VVvvxfxwvVVm,vwAANvWAAVA,V AX,AwVAAANwA,mA LEADWAY MERCANTILE CO. GROCERIES MEATS ---- FEED We Deliver PHONE 5 LANDRUM, S. C. H E A V N E R ' S Ready to Wear, Notions Telephone 94 Landrum, S. C. AAAw AmAv E. L. BROOME 8. SON The Hardware Men LANDRUM, SOUTH CAROLINA LANDRUM DRUG CO. The Rexall Store PHONE 27 LANDRUM, S. C. Page Eighty-Tl If DUKE POWER COMPANY Compliments of Duke Power SHAMROCK DAMASK MILLS LANDRUM, SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments of Shamrock Damask Mills vvvvvvvvvxfvv U 'C AAA w CALDWELL 8. COMPANY MANUFACTURERS or COTTON SEED PRODUCTS Telephone 1181 Spartanburg, S. C. ARTHUR BURNS MOTOR CO. Sales NASH Service SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA AvwAA,mAwA MAXWELL PRODUCE Wholesale Only 213 S. Liberty Street Spartanburg, South Carolina FACTORY OUTLET FURNITURE COMPANY 495 W. Main St. Spartanburg, S. C. Phone 2-'II74 Complete Home Furnishings Quality Re-Upholstering KEYS PRINTING COMPANY ,4 nnua A of .flbminffzon Greenville, South Carolina Illl -Vx,-,vxAf f-X,.,CA.,-V-Cf-X,xAA,C , l l I. - ... ERNEST BURWELL, INC. Chevrolet Sales -:- Service 279 N. Church Street SPARTANBURG, S. C. Brownies Super Cleaners and Brownies Flower Shop INMAN, s. C. wAAA J. C. BROWN CO. ffsssr Fon Less LANDRUM, s. c. wvv Compliments of LAKE LANIER DRIVE-IN THEATRE TRYON, N. C. All That The Name lmplies W O R T H M O R E CLOTHES SHOP SPARTANBURG, s. c. DODGE PLYMOUTH Dodge Job-Rated Trucks CITY MOTOR CAR CO. SPARTANBURG, S. C. wvvvvvXAeAAAANXAAAA M. W. BOBO FUNERAL CHAPEL 419 East Main St. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Compliments of SHELTON'S FURNITURE Dunbar Street SPARTANBURG, S. C. MWAAAAAAAAAAA Ofhce gquipmenf gomloan y Underwood Typewriters 156 Magnolia St. Spartanburg, S. C. Every Item For The Office HALL HARDWARE HARDWARE - PAINT - APPLIANCES INDUSTRIAL TOOLS - FARM SUPPLIES Phone 2-1261 197 W. Main St. Spartanburg, S. C. CASE Bnos. Music House You AEE AEVZYS WEEEOME e of Eine PMOS BELK-HuDsoN coMPANY Pine Street CIT ECIST MGII1 Sparfanburgls Modern SPARTANBURG, S. C. Department sfore P I' I S' vvxfvvxfx AA,vx.A.A,vv-V-V-vvs W. H. Coggins 8: Brother Wade H. Coggins General Merchandise Cotton and Guo no NEW PROSPECT, S. C. AAAAvAAA B A L L E N C E R ' S ECONOMY TRYON, N. c. C H E V R 0 L E T For Everything Furniture - Clothing Shoes INMAN, S. C. I VISIT US FOR YOUR NEEDS P I' I S' CAA.,-CAA,-Vxfvv-Vxfvx ,AAA,vxAA I-'I -'-I H. B. SWOFFORD GROCERIES - MEATS - GAS - OIL Fingerville, South Carolina ,mAAAAA PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL CO. WHOLESALE roons PRESSLEY AND MANNING MACHINE WORKS 380 Union Street SPARTANBURG, S. C. CAMPBELL'S GROCERY Groceries - Feeds CAMPOBELLO, s. C. W. N. KIRKLAND PLUMBING AND HEATING 2 E OJ 'O Os C 2. O Q: 51.418 S Z 5 2: S R Q -I N 2 9' um 99 2 0- A U1 .. GJ m'U O3 C'-L 2.41 gf M90 GZ Q 3 as 5:5 co:- Z 2 49? gm 4 Q ,E 0-9. EBT Q Compliments of ALEXANDER MUSIC HOUSE PIANOS - ORGANS - RECORDS BAND INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC 200 East Main St. SPARTANBURG, S. C. J. FRANK BLAKELY CO. Electrical Contractors SPARTANBURG, s. C. w. G. qsucky GAINES Electric WELDING Acetylene llllh I 217 W. Main St. Spartanburg I. C. GREGORY GROCERIES - MEAT - HARDWARE FEEDS - DELIVERY SERVICE 7620 Asheville Hwy. Phone 3-7691 AAAAAAAVAAMmwA VAAAAAAAA Compliments of SPARTANBURG AUTOMOTIVE, INC. AUTO PARTS AND suPPuEs 1 300 W. Main St. Spartanburg, S. C. NWWNWm AMmNW 3 The Best in Used Cars Monuments 505 W. Main Street SPARTANBURG, s. C. SPARTANBURG, s. C. E ODOM OIL COMPANY t THOMAS 8. HOWARD CO Fuel Oil For Wholesale Groceries Home Heating Tel. 3-1456 - 3-1457 SPARTANBURG, S. C. P F I N New and Used Automobiles Easy Terms IOHN SOLESBEE Phone 6121 Asheville Highway Spartanburg, S. C. AANvVX EUGENE WESTBROOK C :9 :: s C ass o '52 GENERAL MERCHANDISE GAS and on RAINWATER FURNITURE HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS COMPANY R -1' Cqmpobeuo' S' C' 130 Magnolia St. Spartanburg ' COLEMAN'S SOUTHERN SHOPS MARKET GROCERIES - CHOICE FRESH MEATS VEGETABLES - FRUITS Also Visit Our Cafe Next Door 7708 Asheville Hwy. Phone 2-3669 MAXWELL BROTHERS, INC. FURNITURE Spartanburg, South Carolina GAINES' SERVICE STATION Groceries - Feeds Washing 8. Greasing E S S O INMAN, s. c. STANDARD PLYWOOD INC. Buyers of Hardwood Blocks 8. Timber LANDRUM, S. C. Phone 67 vvvwAAANfv,wAAVf BELCHER 81 SKINNER General Merchandise If we please you, tell your friends, If we clon't, tell us. CAMPOBELLO, S. C. AAAw vwAmW,vwAAA BURNS 8. RAGAN Texaco Service Station WASHING - GREASING PARTS - on CHANGED USED CARS Cam pobello, South Carolina WATERS FURNITURE CO New, Used, Antique Furniture Electrical Appliances CAMPOBELLO, S. C. G. A. STEWART General Merchandise Gowensville ROUTE 2, LANDRUM, S. C. P A O ,vvvvxm Ninn A . J . W I N G 0 Grocery 8. Market CAMPOBELLO, S. C. BAILES-COLLINS 8. CRAIN Department Store The Store of Quality Merchandise At Reasonable Prices INMAN, S. C. In the Heart of the Peach Belt Nv YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER KING MOTOR COMPANY Phone 'IO0 -:- Lyman Road INMAN, S. C. If You've Tried The Rest Then Try The Best Try CENTRAL BARBER SHOP LANDRUM, S. C. HODGE'S DRY GOODS CO. Bargain Center For All Wear We Dress The Family From Head To Foot Dial 3-4698 I39 N. Church St SPARTANBURG, S. C. BLUE RIDGE WEAVERS Arts 8. Crafts TRYON, N. c. COMPLIMENTS of M. P. RAMSEY DODGENS JEWELERS GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WATCH REPAIRS Landrum, South Carolina ty-Two QW wjivwfw L4 lo? 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