Lodge High School - Lodge Yearbook (Lodge, SC)

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 -■ r ROSA LEE MARTIN Always a smile for everyone11 must be Rosa Lee’s code of ethics A Rood stu- dent, a sincere and cooperative pal, and a loyal friend are all wrapped up in one personality to make her a perfect person. HONIE PROVEAUX Honie ia truly tall, dark fn handsome' ♦ He lias bier broad shoulders that seem to have been designed for sports. Although he is kind of fussy at times, we think he’s just about perfect MARGARET SAULS Margaret’s sweet disposition and winning personality are her most outstanding traits. As captain of the girl’s basket- ball team she has had the players fe many victories. She is truly a Senior to be proud of ' mjmMwiiMi 'agmaa aaauw.a iws

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 g, - r: VIOLET GIBSON Violet always moot® you with a cheery arrile. She Is a very capable student Violet 1? usually very quiet, but where there s fun, she always Joins in. HOY JONES Hoy can be depended on to make a fuss There's Just somethin about ttiat almost red head of hair that can't resist an argument. We couldn't have done without Roy In our class to show us that all sleep and no work was Just as bad as all work and no sleep » . i KAT;fRYN KICKLIftHTER perfect woman nobly planned --Kathryn a girl of superlatives, A Irl loved. A Is admired, appreciated, a combination of the girl can possess but never envied, rarest qualities a

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 .t xt vMvmr T,, P ULMGK V.. P 3s one of those favorite Seniors He is very interested in sports, par- ticularly basketball He is one cf the test on the team. One never finds TV P. brooding over things that wJuBt have to happen • He takes them with a smile and a iotce s;hool friends Nearer and dearer than brother to brother Closer and closer re cleave to each other. On bumpy buses In childLsn fusses, Threu-h sun, rsln, or windy rushes, breathlessly we plun ect into phonics. Sinking or swtir.r.in , sin rin together. Friend 01 my own, we wore In school together Muddled by lor:ritude and latitude. Patient teachers won our ,r«titudo. Stoutly ;ve stride!, muc: berlced, Ly numbers we were guided To lengthen end widen the bars As we gazea et maps an i studied the stars Regardless of life's weather. Friend of scy heart, we were in school together Algebra was hard, geometry much harder, Shoulder U shoulder, boulder to boulder, Gallant adventurers, weary but eatzer. Through fields rou?»h and meaner. Undaunted by science’s mystery, Cal v we skimmed through history. Nothing ,;ari lengthen or weaken the tether, Friend of try soul, we were iri school together Lavinia C. Stahl «MAW W 1r.