McClenaghan High School - Florentine Yearbook (Florence, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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Photographer ' 9 THE FLQIBENTINE Loren Blend Editor-in-Chief e Ulu renee Davis Business Manager 5 i A I 3 X 1, V, 1 y ,, 'r in . 1, 1 w D 4 3 W E ?, THE FIAIIBE Tl E09 9 Plllvlisllwl Annually Ivy lllf' 51-ninr Class ol' Mm-1II,liNA1llIAN llI1LllSIllIO0I l lnl'1-llvv. Slllllll llurulinu ' ,c Y! Y d V x -w ff 0512.2 1, 9' , . rt gif , V :yy of A 'CQ WY' 0 'mzwdw A b In presenting to you the 194-7 Florentine, it is our hope that in the n distant 'days yet to come, you will r glance fondly through the pages of . ,gl our annual, and will recall to mind fHe 5 many happy experiences and tender E' ft - memories that characterized our glo- ,Q, ft A' ' 7' A rions high school days. I if .-- A, ., 5 ' f W g :LQ I -f ' . ' ca' . ' 'H . . 'Q s-4 P 1 Q A , . pl I A 1 s -F e 4 i K m Q Q 3 , V' lA:F,Q,imi A To the Faeully of Mefllenaghan High School, in deepest appreciation for the invaluable friendship, guidance., and inspiration you have given to us, we dedicate the 1947 edition of the Florentine. Realizing that our personal indebtedness to you can never he enumerated nor repaid, we take with us cherished memo- ries of our associations with you, and lwhind us we leave our heartfelt gratitude to you, our tvaclners. e AA O Q J ' ,411 ,ii ,J ' sill'- my 1 Q if 6 FACULTY or lVlcCLENAGllAN HIGH SCll00L Miss Roberta Andrews . . . Mathematics Miss Frances Louise Baxley ..... English Mr. William D. Blanton Shop and 0. Miss Elizabeth R. Boylston ..., Commerce Miss Emily S. Brothers- , English aml Journalism Miss Alice K. Brunson ...,..... English Miss Maggie Burgess. .Home Economics Mr. James H. Carr ,,... .... S cience Miss Emma Mae Davis- . English and Social Science Miss Corrie Dnsenbury ...,.., Librarian Mrs. Arthur Fickling ..... Social Science Miss Marie Gregory- Mathematics and D. E. Miss Helen L. Criflith ..,, Social Science Miss Mary Manning ,Hanner- Social Science Mrs. H. N. Heckle . . English and Math. Miss Novice B. Kirven ,... Mathematics Miss Bessie Levin .... Home Economics Mr. Joseph H. Lyles- Science and Mathematics Miss Mary E. Mahon- Spanish anfl Social Science Mr. Maxcy P. Nolan ,.....,, Agriculture Miss Mildred Richardson- D. 0. and Commerce Mrs. Lina C. Robinson . .Social Science Miss Lida A. Scarborough ,,..,.. Latin Mr. Jack Shivers- Athletics aml Physical Education Miss Edith B. Tobin- Health and Physical Education Mrs. John S. Wiggills- English and Social Science Miss Margaret Yarbrough. . .Cosmetology BIIABD of EDUCATIIIN Mr. Sam J. Royall. . . . . .Chairman Dr. L. B. Saltcrs, , . . . .Commissioner Dr. O. T. Finklea . . . . . .Commissioner Mr. Ralph H. Moore ...... Commissioner Mrs. J. P. Springs , . . . .Commissioner ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Pri n ripul George W. Mefiown and his secretary Miss Anna Griffin J nf Sulmrilllmuimlt John M. Ilarllee and his sm-rfflary Miss Thvlmu uslsamis dg.,0 Mrs. Jann-s Cm' Ilirvrtur of Cuillulwv mul fillffilfllllllll, and Miss Mary King Srlmoi Psyrlmlogisl W M x X-'Ml' J 1 x .J ff Remember the day Mr. Cra- ham asked all the boys to sit in the nliddle section so they could sing better--or should we say sing? Mr. Lyles, what this class needs is those two daring in- ventors, Avent and Hay! Miss Levin and Miss Burgess, you deserve the credit for these clean plates and satis- fied looking expressions. ly . 'XXX l 1 e A, -,-w ,w -fp,-v 4 4 f , E .441 RNWVZI M1 1 A if ff W' P x l AMI Aj',!'l' ,I X fin A ' N f Z . X 'fix :'f 3'4J V121 ,-'rg ifjfx tifw ,Q 'Hi 1 IQ ' 1 Lit. Q nd ' t, :Z f tk Y'-.1 :,1.. rim' 4 'J . .Cu ri ,, if fi! fl iff , , iv W. , 1 Nfl- V+ f H JMX 7' Y '4' 3' ,U S- 'V' f . RJ' 14 , in 1. ,1 x, V . . .L , -A 14 , W - I i I-Iallic Mae and Johnnie, stop P ,i',,'1W3lQlllillg thu photographer I ,N alulyget tu 'Work on your typ- : if-f 5 ima! , A I: .j V- ' 772 ' N - AJ ,jf 'x f In this scene of study hall, ladies and gentlemen, the photographer caught Tommy Turner in an off moment-- studying! 4. , 1 if V Miss Yarbrough, can the Cos- metology class claim any of the credit for making our May Queen so pretty? W X N ,fzfnvjq My SQ X N wlij 22? XXX 5 -E' I . , , we rf , 1 I ,fv- M il vw 53.51-ng filly llfficers of The Senior Class lfreiidefzf . . . . Wgiyne Brackctt Vita-P1'w'iilw1l . , Alice Bultmaln Stft'I'6'fz1l'-1' . . Sarah Ford 'I'rei1.i'1m'r .... jack Hamilton Spmzim . Miss Mary Manning Hanner fN History of The Class of I947 BY WALTON JEFFORDS Can you realize that the capable, cocky Seniors of 1947 were once nerv- ous, scarecl, excited youngsters who, in 1936, tremblingly entered school as nov- ices at the art? Well, those first six years of our trials and tribulations fled quickly by, until we were sure that there was absolutely nothing else that the grammar school teachers could possibly teach us! So in September of 1942, we began school again, only this time at junior High. Those first weeks were dominated by our fears of being beaten by the eighth graders, having our lunches taken away from us, being locked up in the canteen vault, and other equally ter- rifying experiences. We kept the student halls full that year and got our share of demerits and failing slips. However, justice triumphed, and the next year we were the big dogs, and wliat ex- quisite pleasure we got out of threaten- ing and frightening those poor, inno- cent little seventh graders! We were really beginning to enjoy life now, and we were again convinced there was really nothing left for us to learn. Again it was time for us to move- and this time to the place we had eagerly desired to attain for such a long time- High School. At last we could actually associate, if in a minor way, with those lordly creatureswthe older crowd. We passionate Sophomores developed nu- merous, and hopeless, crushes upon those superior beings, the Seniors, and longed for the days to come when we would no longer be the lowly worms. We elected our ofiicers: jack Hamilton, President, Alice Bultman, Vice-Presi- dent, Walton jeffords, Secretaryg Bobby Rainwater, Treasurer, and Miss Ann Gardiner, Sponsor. Our junior year arrived, and we elect- ed Walton jeffords, President, jack Hamilton, Vice-President, Alice Bult- man, Secretary, Helen jelfords, Secre- tary, and Miss Mary Manning Hanner, Sponsor. Our junior Class Play, directed by Mr. Abbott Lake, was an outstanding comedy called june Mad. Patsy Schnibben, Clarence Davis, Buena Faye Hewitt, and the rest of the talented cast were a great credit to us. Two other glamorous events glorified our junior Year: the Spring Formal and the beautiful May Day exercises. How- ever, to us, this was merely a year of anticipation-our goal was to become Dignif1ed Seniors. At last! Yes, the time had actually, and eventually, arrived. You see before you the proud and haughty class of 1947 but we were thrilled in a sad sort of way, as we realized that only too soon the year would be gone and we would be leaving. Our first ofiicial action was to elect our class officers - President, Wayne 0 13 14+ Brackettg Vice-President, Alice Bult- mang Secretary, Sarah Ford, Treasurer, jack Hamilton, Sponsor, Miss Hanner. Under their splendid leadership the class of 1947 has had a wonderful year. Our orator of renown, Lucy Harwell, was elected President of Student Gov- ernment, and Rosalyn Senseney was elected Vice-President. Seniors, do you remember our sensa- tional magazine campaign, under the enthusiastic leadership of Wayne Brack- ett and Loren Mead? june Short was our Super salesman, and Lottie Mae Woods was second highest. Lots of our class succeeded in becoming Honor Salesmen. Yes, our great success assured our being able to finance the kind of an annual we were determined to have. Our next matter of business was the selection of our rings, and what beauties we chose! Do you remember the mad excitement that marked their arrival, the week before the Christmas holidays? The arrival of our rings and the arrival of our annuals marked two red letter days in our lives. Our football team, captained by Ma- jor and Tommy Summerford, brought us great honor all year, and our hearts burst with pride when Lukie Brunson was judged All Southern and Major Summerford was judged All State. The Yellow jacket , under the ex- cellent leadership of Miss Brothers, Billy Gaillard, and Patsy Schnibben, continu- ed to add to their laurels by, as usual, monopolizing all the journalistic honors that are awarded! As Editor-in-Chief and Business Man- ager of the 1947 Florentine, we elected Loren Mead and Clarence Davis, re- spectively and congratulated ourselves upon our wise choices. The other mem- bers of our splendid annual staff were elected with equal confidence. From that day forward, much interest and curiosity were aroused by the mysterious activities of our hard working staff, who closeted themselves in the never-to-be-forgotten conference room and slaved away. Their theme song became Night and Day. Do you remember when every day's bulletin announced, There will be an important meeting of the annual staff after school today and Such and such a group meet out front to have your picture made i5 Ah, those were the days of blissful chaos, so dear to our hearts, when we cheerfully begged the Black- mons, George McDaniel and Bobby Fraser, to snap us in every possible pose. How we loved it! As for our May Court beauties-could we have had a more beautiful Queen and Maid of Honor than Margaret Cul- berson and Betty McDonald? Each class selected its loveliest to represent them. Representing the class of 1947 were Verida Blackwell, Mary Kemp Griffin, Anne McLaughlin, and Carolyn Fitz- gerald. There are several distinguishing fea- tures about the class of 1947. We are the last class to have been closely associated with Colonel Moore and Mr. Briggs, and the first class to be graduated under our new Superintendent, Mr. Harllee, and our new Principal, Mr. McCown. We are the last regular class to be gradu- ated under the eleven year program. We are the first class to have as our president a veteran of World War II. We are the first class since the war to be able to get rings with stones in them, and to have invitations with decklecl edges. Also, we are the . Hrst class to organize a girls' football team. You must admit that the Bobbie Sox Bowl Game, staged by those fair but ferocious damsels, was an un- usual performance, to say the least. Now, after all of our varied experi- ences, our joys and our sorrows, the hour of departure draws near, and we high and mighty Seniors find ourselves very humble and a little dismayed as we realize that the time has come for us to leave. The long awaited time, now a reality, does not seem so appealing to us. As a final token of our appreciation and love, we dedicate our 1947 Floren- tine to our teachers, whose memories we shall always cherish. With heavy hearts and fond memories, we now bring to a close the history of our class, pledging to you that as we go out into the world we shall ever strive to be worthy gradu- ates of our Alma Mater. 4 '15 wwwm? T, JAMES ALDRIL ALDERMAN plmwzz NITIIIIIUV , . . luuyul. Hsllllllllvlu . . . m1n'!eou.v . . . MYRTLE ELIZABETH ALLEN Bell1 ' . , . rule liftle lim . . . .ufriwa tu pleme . . . vrnzfidemle. DOROTHY MAE ANDREWS Llimble . . . flled with lbs' joy of living . . . lzmelfivln. NORMAN ANDREWS Eflllvlnimlic' . . . envy In please . , . mwmzmodalzng. Q.: GEORGE C. AVENT 'Ilmw .zirplmle nmdfslsf 4 , . dry lmnmr . . . lun In he 111117 . . . exp crim wll er c.x'lmo1'di11T1r'V1. 5: ' I l FRED DQLEON BAILEY fully fellnu- . . . purliul In Tid . . . frierzdly. MARC5ARlf'l4 ALINE BAILEY Light lnwlvd . . . guy dfwpmifimz . . , Ilwnglylfnl. DECIMUS C. BARBOT Devi . . . zritfy . . . u'illif1,Q u'm'Ler . . . YIDIIIIHIVIUIIIU luznglw. or . , Jxnz f' . . lbw mpe' . , . 671111, 1. 32:5 315446 HERBERT LAVERN BENTON Tlw fIIU1f'l6't!,2c'! fluff Hllllllf , . . irell lihfd , . . nzilifmjy minded. 'ghj 11 , v fx U. wif n 1 QLQL., , 2' f 1 11' .- w 4' ,F MTE Q17 Nl f M!f,.f?',1'l'LJ'l M2571 'idk' A4 , f f . .,. ., A 1 Y, A, JM! x N I 'il'-lijx-.-'i C ' UV' ' A 5'- f L' R .fry ,my if 'I' YIQKIEA F. Bl.AlQKWEl.I. GEORGE C. BONETTE, JR. 111,11 SC:UlH'f !J6'.IlllV1 . . . Mm Afindexl guy . . . grand rjmrl . , P1fpz1lnri11 , , . gwzllemwz. inlarewfifzg 10 talk 10. ' N bezznzn' .' ANN BRASXWELI. BOONE NELLIE IANE BOONE Razdy mlile , . . defjvwlu'.1ble . , Gif! of gdb . . . lilmnj helper . . .rzreel and JII1L'L'7'F. iillen fill Ibe iscyf. N -F X , , x ,I KHLELIEN CATU Hf5SWEl.l. WAYNE F. BRACKETT Pvlilc miur . , . luv .1 MH, bc- Ozrfmzrzdifzg pvrmmzlily . . . MV, fum' lvcr mime . . . dnirzfm. l'wp11121r'itr . . . gmail pep lmmler. IVIARIANNIQ BRAGDUN Dizzy . . . eyvrzwrwzl . . gf-,wld ,qui . . . ezw-wz1u'u Affinia' DOROTHY xl EAN BR ITTAIN Nfvu' Lflld nf lzmnly . . . Colum- kldx gif! , , , jffffrzzlwily fwmrnzi- fzcrf. DOROTH Y E. BROTHERS il ffmlfmll ffm, or ix il Cb.1rlief.' . . Irrw f 1 fllale smile. 'Dof' . . . bmim .md lveaufy , . . HELEN 'MARIE B-RIQNSQN V T7'llC'fL!ll6' , . .,.21,kgefze?1:l.g2zarft2f A. . . zfi1rm'iv1z.f. ' Nw,- w 'jf S. . ' , v ' vi ff -X f 'Emil' Q15 I, L :JU 5' N -f 25 L . X, ' Bil!y . ALICE GREGG BULTMAN One of our l0z.'elie.vl . . . lzlailily .md flL'l'.f0Ildl,lf'1' . . . greufly Ihllllfd. WILLIAM P. CAMPBELL flefle . . . foollmll mmz . . . fill? um' of mlkiniq. ,IENWEL MEDFORD BURDELL Ludylike . . . lozfex hrarmv . . . baby mlle. ROBERT C. CARROLL, JR. . . gona'-looking bm- Br1l1lay . . . 1bere'.a uluuyr L1 coopemlizw. Mignw RICHARD F. COCKFIELD Gefzllwmzzzly . . . nz able . . . P llgb!-heurled. HEYWARD C. COLLIIN S Fun lower . . . friendly . . . bu-- kfllizlll demrm. if Ii LIZAB ETH ANN COLEMAN G4re.1l ,meme of buww' . . . im- nzlzmlule . . . Ipal1a ,rmile. EDWARD LEROY COPELAND R01 ' . . . congenial . . . ob, lhdl laugh . . . emj, going. VXI' 0 , MARY ELIZABETH CHAPPELL HUGHES CARL COCKFIELD A Newer dlulurlaed . . . ohliging . . . Sl7l1'l6'1',.l zmlf . . . Krlule Rorkne full of pep. type . . . grmd diypwitiwz. laugh . . . taker life emy I . . If if d,, I :-Ql Y :UNE CORLIEY ' . . liked lay all . . . jil- le . . . nerer .1 dull momerzl. ELLA VIRGINIA COX Iler .Ulllltf shouxx ber buppin v' . . . rzerer nziuem .mx exritswz 1 . . . It Jble. , I, V 3 1 i, I, MX if Tm MARGARET E. CULBERSON Queen-lilfe l76dIllv1'H . . . fzelile , . , mzmlimzed fr'iw1u'lir1c.s5. BARNWELL E. COWARD, JR. Canzpoxezl . I . .wmzrl clollvejl . . . 'fix a ,!7leu,r11re lo bzwuf lyim. JOHN W. CULBERSON, IR. john Billy . . . relemn . . , alaliging . , . zrfmzing mzilzf. BETTY ,IO CULBRETH Girl of zmzny fzllefllj' . . . gmfeful . . . origirzul. Y I CLARIiNCIi 5. DAVIS, VIR. SUE C.'DCBI'PBQ' Tull. bland. and olv, ,IU lnzzulwmfu Lauer In lull' . . . bllbbblllg with . . . 7714171 abou! lozrn . . . 1111- life...,qlwf11lgig.glv. 7Ill7NIiL'l't'd If iwzds. MARY IDA DEFEIE JAMES CLYDE DCVANE, JR. Conxiderule . , . Lzliluyr nail . . . Rafi . . . fnlzy mniwenlf . . L'.X'f7fE.l',Iil'L' epfeu ffwzbull plluer , , . fzerw' glowing H ANITA DINC1 SAMUEL NEWTCJN DIXON A1 nine en! II ll Sum . . . refemzz . . . hnndmn frm 111 porter cllrllle . . . hegzrlbre ber MTW WILLIAM R, DUSENBURY Billy . . . pleaxing permmzliry . . . Irue blue . . . lmiefmll genial. FRANCES ANNE ESTRIDGE Fair for clollaetr . . . does' every- thing flu! right . . . lardirzi plm and fzzlniall. KJJN- SARAH LAKE FORD Tlnzf boogie bm! . I. . w1n'l1 prefly 1ogu . . . rule fzglzre .mal mlvifzirlg trfwef. ROBERT LAWRENCE FRASER Bobby . . . Siflulm of Florenre High . . . well liked . . . goo 7llflI4Ql'Jf7Z7t'P', PATRICIA ANN FOWLER P.1lsy . . . prelly lmir . . . nim- ble lingered tjpirl . . . lmrrelx of fun. HENRY LIDE FRASER Mi.sflvie1'o1z.u' . . . Hsfilllb Carolina dmlwl . . . good worker. 9 EARL WALTER FURMAN WM. H. D. GAILLARD, JR. One of our ren , . . zrell-knozzvz Billy . . . Edilor of our Yel- . . . fdkbif life Lu' if fomey. lU1l'IdL'kt'lU . . . friendly to every- one . . . good Worr, and what 41 Ieme. 2 H. P. GALLOWAY, -IR. He'n fm! wild abou! -- f . . . funnier-1406 ,mle,um.m . . . good ,meme ol luzmor. DAVID XVENDELL GARDNER Illzndnome . . , good-r1.11m'ed , . . ll burr! l1r'e,1lfe'1'. if ,,,.xf0 W 1 - wg' LJ VL fgufgdf Ulf RICHARD H. GARDINER Ex-Nllry , . . gunllwmmly . . . zwell groonfed , . . .1 fllemnrff lo ull' fo. 0'NElI, GAUSE Hero Iypc' . . . piguflll fllllhfl' . . . if xzrell fellow. CARL VARDELL GREGG WILLIAM GREGORY Imliridzml milk , . . big Iellnc' 7111! and nite looking . . . en- . . . vlolbef lvolfnal. MARY KEMP GRIFFIN Kwl1pie . . . our ,uongbirzl denfiulf delighr in Iver vozile MJ1 Conf! 14.11.112 Corner . . . like.. 6.'!'L'lI?7Il6I7l Xywgfi-any HL!! DOROTHY IEROME GERALD Dot . . . lmir ,vzyler galore . . . emflenr , , , joyozn wnile. HENRY PEARLIE GOODMAN Sinfere . . . enibu.ria.rlic . . . Very friendly. ALMA FRANCES GRAINGER Sunny di.rp0fition . . . umnxruni- ing . . . preity blonde lmir. SARA ETHELYN GINN Tzriniling eye.: . . . gm11u',u'bool upiril . . . liked by all. xx BOBBY O'NEIL GRAHAM Fon loving . . . genuine . . . good looking, - C441 , fa . 2 C GIJ-4 4,4-lf? ' JACK HAROLD GREGG Tbofe lorkv, and theyre naluml . . . genilemnnly . . . rurpmirzg perrr1m1liI1'. lqnging grin . . . zleffffrldolfle. EUNICE EVELYN GRIMSLEY . , znirfhfnl . . . orromnzoduling. dj! 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Iileea the giflx , , , 4',n'e-frekf, f f j R J'lYlj:K,L.L.4,' ' , - :- I - . , F 4 4 ff, LACY RANKIN HARWELL XVILLIAINI DOUGLAS I-IAY Our prexy . . . zzrzizwmlly pnpzz- Bill1 . . . ifzfenarled in every- lm' . . , It'.r 4I1QflUd llfgfil for 'mon fling . . . Imlllw' of fur! um' . . . hlnfliu' . rmllw' of !'KlIU1I'!7. Ingiml Ilmlker, , , X W ,Q I A TX--I Q2 .Q ,lyikxj I, . MARGERY JEAN HOGGARD Dizfinely mll, dark, and L'bJlI'77ll!1g . . . exfellent mire in flnflver . . . nb, Ilwlc' eyes. f 'xii M fx KJ -X .ga NXKSX, I W , .. ji . I ' x x, X. ,girl fig? A .1 NYJ REESE BARNES HOVULE Enjoy! life . . . furly infix . . bafkefball demon, W-X5 Tk. N!! N' 4 !1l,l3,f4' 15.-,if ' 2 A ,L JElLalJ5j JT 4 1 N LA.-ff, ii .ras,...,,4.4j,,qf,cvfigfiqfaawp, ' QW if . Y , .. ML! BUENA FAYE HEWITT EDITH HI2WITT, 'j'l ' Beuzzzifnl wife . . , dnznmlh' Plemiug IIILIIIIZLQ' . .frnf.ridewr1e r clblllfy , , . numerrun' hair-dm. . ., Q chewhil. T jill? ' ,nj ' f ,V ,lv Pg: 1 ,Q 3. QL? -G ' A .Eff ,g A '.4lV.g,vfm . V , I l ' LILA JACQUELIN HEWITT DOROTHY LQUISE HIQKS fl? Ladylike . . . ligb!-bearled .md Dark rmfly lmir . . . grind lllfxgf mnfented . . .l7'LI?1q1lll, . . . .well 4lre,u.red, 1 J - , .N - 'gf into 01-Q, ' ff' ll, ,p ' aldayd f 'ell Xl 4 4 1 X. h JANIE MAE HILL DORIS HOFFIVIEYER All year 'round mn . . . 4111l'dQ'.l Szreel . , . gerzuine blonde . . . .rmiling , . . ellfy In gel .flung wllb. fbeerful dfrpmilimz. . IOHN JAMES HOLLIDAY, JR. jimmy . . . flaeerleader . . . wry mule, wry gn . .E , i-er, . flu' girlu Jud 1'ife.z'frs.1. X EARL HUDSON Velemu . , , gudnbfuzt . . , gen- emuf laazrted . , . an all right fellow. 4. Y vo f' , I 1 , .V f,,n,.: gow Wgyjfjj, -IAINIES HUMPHRIES slC HUNSUCKER Ikflwnzrz . , . lol.: of pe:-,rwzlzlilly Krmzrn and liked by all . . . won- . . , Jllmrl ulntlwu , , . mmufli. dc.'I'fAlll ,umile . . . happy ga lufky. 'lil' 'LMI 'IAMES CALHOUN HUTTO EMMA JANE HYIVIAN 'I-Illlllil-QU . . . guy u'i,upm11i1n1 FlirIl1tir1u,a liflle plzrhzge . , . lun . . . 7l1ll't'Z7lt'l'0ll.f look ru- , . , Pulfflflllzlf lzlwzfi lver.lppm1r- uper.l1i1'r. - lime. X5 .717 ,Zi ff-6, .ff-ia, f'4'? A'6'c,T4yi.4Z!1 gf UE CAROLH N IRICK E HELEN LUCILLE ,IEFFORDS Di,rtim'1iz'e mlorin . , Zefperuul 'Wujlaer J7'D1llIdm . . . .zrrflg ?lE51ger., mins frrzwned by lovely lmir . . . 2'Z1,0V ' W 'J 114 genim in fbenlivy-1. Q ,A waz . I 5 ,Lt ' - ll R 3 . O x . li, , . l ' 3 ,V gl ' ' 'A ,I . 1 X 0' -fl 1 'AL mv R ' ' Qi ' I ,-V 0 x ,dr I ', yu XVALTON R. JEFFORDS HOWARD -IERNIGAN Prelly !7l071df7'K,l,l6'l , , , perwmzl- W'l7i,: .11 lmxing , . , krzuzw bi' ilv film , . . udvpt ,zz :pm-11. um Jfflllfld. . . Ilwwdmpesf f ' jx Qf' E ,4L4v-'J W -f CHARLOTTE LCJUISE FRED NESBITT IONES, IR. Smiling fare . . . lilfer .1 joke . , , Llwly . . . gzgremlxle . . . .1 good mull in fmlzzre, 1'IlIl1f7,IIIlnlI, I Wife ii I, 2, 1, f I 4-154442 DONALD STEVE IOHNSON NELLIE E. JOHNSON Di,fli7Zgllf,1'b6d In-ogiie . . . Iiilkvl Good dmirer . . . bin' her own km.' Ialkrl , . , Donald Dari, .mfg line . . emy lo 71ldkefri.'11,l1. fwwgffygl 'iff ' JOHN WILLIS IOI-INSTON FURMAN I-AWRET6 -IOYE Boxer . . . well bizill . . . algebrul A joye lo know . . . biirkfflmll whiz. 'mliu , . . lerrowof lbe high ziuzynl 9 Q ' f 1 ' 5 7 I if . ' X I 'J ' 0' .lf f 'f g IAMES FRANKLIN KELLY, JR. BETTY LEE KENDRICK jimmy , , . vet . . , married Niziimzlly rurl-y biiir . , . piano genilemnn . . . liken' people, peo- lim' ..,, u -zreel. if ple like laim. 'W P CIX JOAN KIRBY on ,raddler . , Orienal Abililp film' iz delighiful penan- eyef , , di.upo,1ifiw1. .zliiy . . , genuine . . . one o r 0 . I lieu! OJ W7 WILLIAM T. KIRKLAND JAMES NOEL KIRVEN Tom . . . Smile ui ibe Birdie. lim . . . 1.111 . . . independeni pleaief' . . . mndid . , , lm hh . . .-swell guylo know. ozwi line. 1-L B4-cj 41 IS 4. r I ink'-' 3 A g J lrjo 14 . f' 1? -f--rs 9 r' .f'lf1'!,,1,j , .111 S! ff f' fl 'B-If ,fl ,I nu , ,...: Z I' .,,-4 1',.,1 A ,n ,J . nf ff' ,' ' I mf' ,fu inf Q lg L F l W ., ,4f 1 'ww 5, I. f Wjf- 1'4 V, .5 L 3 4 '1 I ' .f-- K. I' 4f,f,LJ'ULIA HOOLE LUCAS GEORGE H. MCDANIEL, JR. i,.'k7b,f,I'j' blank bdif .... rlfm' and Planmgrnpher exlraordimary . mfr um nf .speaking . . . luwll Hobjwl of our 4zjjter!inn . . friend. wlzred grmlly. Jw' LI I ' I I af NIJIILIZABLTH KI MLDEJNALD I CDOU ' XV'B?lf71f ' -I - MNT C0101 bWfff,I',4 I fudylil-6 . . . energelif . . . :ll- QV. a'7Ae.u7ex willy difli71ll4lU?I . . . 1l':l1',I' rlyeerfnli ki! V' exquifilq rmzrzzzws, fl If ,45-N B DORIS MCKENZIE 'Y I Clmfmjng- laik . . . im! .ax nice K'5i6l.1 ,rheJ1eef11.u I0 be , 4 , 11114177 JI if well af rule. Lf , r , M ' ROBERJI' EMERY MCKINNELL Bvz'1151 ' . . . alzuayf ready for .V ldlldghj' . . . gand lookin Ng . . . Ill't'?l7l 12 revpnfzailulllfjg, ANNE HILTON MCLALIGH LIN I ,I Wx - L , ,,1l,, VI' 'J I ,Ln gm ' A-.4 . Q'-.gi-AL: Lomaw BEN,IAMIN'MExfLlI2-fQLgj51,+1?l7gQ Bmjm mmf flerfrmality. .LL ver-5' mule .,., mum! jmfgmgw glib Ihrnu llwl ' fb, ,. - X W . 7, 153 -,v xx -as V-X Mm lfqurl bgillllj' . . . ,quyrand giddy , . ., lun' 4 zmvy 1141111 fbi ' f men, MARY E. MIDDLETON Miken . . . krzuutu ber' mm mind . . . Leepx on the gn . . . where lbereff ..IL'fi0lI, lbere'r Mike ! 5, A xx X' x. X Wh. '75 ff -.1 ALTON WEAVIIR MILLER, JR. A, IV. . . . our zrifliexl . . . grml f1llllf6'f .md e.x',!7lr1rer . . mfrw' me! .1 rfmfzger. -.Nw Y 11 . Vx L, . ' A fi! '- I-J kj H hb M b DELMAR PALMER 14-IliihfgalPczfeifyllalngv. . . food- KS1 rhwnred Q 1. . relish e. :S V-'X fx-' fx ,ill UMA v xx 1 w DOROTHY HELEN POWERS Ailmrfizfe . . . lizemry and xporlx ahilizn' , . . gnnd mile in rlntbw. ' , -My , V' X, I, M J .1 ' uf f Af -IIERNNE lMooR 13 E ' V Demurf and duizily . . . ercperz 11' 5-7,pi.rt . , maid ufjowely nnnzrzegxf. 1, A. AA .MUCKENFUSS, JR, - 1 DANIEL ALBERT OAKES, -IR. Dun . . . walk! with lviy bead in the rluudx . . . eau' In talk in . . . mn be depended on. M fl' '.' v l fn A ,, - .XJ , 1, 1- 4, ,. 1 r uf' A. Archie . . . 'mn1elbi11g neu' haf beensazlded . 4 , rfme of , bmlmr . ,uelf-mugned, . . , 6, K, QA, Y f 4 . . W1 acl- I W f f' ff ,ff LV M . JJV ,ffiflf f2'f3ff ng' ,ff' f6l.fffl'l fs! Q X In I 4 ' l' ' IX v N XJ .Q L X 'f V if-fi' if ,, ' 'Qfhk fix E. six O '.:Q,:-X . SANQRA Mooikgi '3'z4'fel 'n DIY-'glm' ,r1nc5'il1?ff17Fxx' 717017 l'l7d1'7lLjllf Q, . . fzeuzfj of -Xiyu .XVV All 'gm 'L , ff: uf , X . . 3 ,SW x ' N t U ffij XR JAMES RHETT MUNINFS fl Al1my.v- up to Qfmfefliing N. .5 baskrllnzll -are . I , 'rarely .Q6'f?mx.r. ' , -. ,Nix LEONORA GENEVE O'HARRA Guy dixpmilion . . . highly ex- Ieemed , . .1faultleulyfalgired. - f A.:- JV :gif I K' rp .J BERNOM MACK POOLE, JR. Mind in lbe .rlry . . . llml lmir and Ilm! pmhle! . . , loyal. ELREE RAYEPRAIEEV 4 'A 7 Hz1mm'o1z,u . , . Ifl?7J'I.cll?l grin . lui: of fun. 5 E Q ,v4 4,6a'J .6 Q, f -' of?-0'-CJ, 192 526411, INIARY EDITH P ICE PLINKTEE M. PRIDGEON 'I'1d ' . , , 1z'b41fdne.1 flmf F. B. Sjnrrilirzg cya: . . , nmelfiub and utmzd fur? , , , dull-lily , , , ll7lL4Jc'!',lhl7llfillg ..., full ,llf7fll7E'lI. llllllldfllldltd IMMWQI 3, :L . 5533 If ,. mizai my 5 ff a-Ama 0f:f+fJ 1'1, ,llff RO RAINWATER Bobby . , . gnu rlbing flolbef 7lr,IfIH'41l . . . 'ell rl'r1ed line . . FVFY .fir y' I W III 'ww I ' O, AML ,ff todo Kal, OREGON LAVUTON ROGERS VIRGINIA M. ROGERS Smfzzy dfwfer' . . . lm liken Ilya lllried ll'cH'll1'fll7C' . . , Nll1t'blL'I'flIH girls .wld Ibm lib' him , , . um' , . . nice fu 5110112 lriw1a'liw1. i - A-I 4,34-vez! A, ' agua? Ja ,O 2-'f--vw 0-JL 0-:Alu - , I A 4 Q D 9 w Hug XVILLIAM G. ROSCQC If, ,IR. IIENNIIZ JARIIZ ROXVELI. Billy . . , fix feel plum . . . rw- SlJllll7 , . . alriiirzg looks fmzwzcd lvnnfing ftrxrien . . lfmfble. S, ' USIIXLII' nl Ike pllzwz Ilwpf' LV .ffm-fpgg EARL ROTAN MARX' SALEIEBY Tlzleuled arfifl . . . ulzligirzg . . Friendly ..., vlan, ,uzreet ,rmile newer ruffled, , . . liquid lvrozrvz vyer, iwwfftif' 771 MARX' INA SIGIWON HERBERT STACKLEY Clever mn1'w'.n1!ir1m1li.aI . . . md- ljfeff bearing . . . u wolf . . len 1'nmbl1lm'y . , . rule mf jrrigc heb dreuer. lvigbly. ,IAEGER BROOKS SMITH JOHN BARBER SMITH, JR. Gezzllermmlv . . . ermrmlifx j, B, . . . laffable . . , affo- P J mzile . . , mupemtire. bead . . . erzfbumzylzr. WILLIAM L. SCARBOROUGH Bz1c!dy . . . HAf7',f7ld7IE,f dr1n'l bdff mzyffaing on me and my aw! . . , alu'ay.r au! for fun. . 1 1 5- -- ff' GERALDINE SCOTT Sfmrlf mn . . . good mixefr . . . rim. rigur, .md zvmlzty. QIOHN IGNATIUS SHANNON Lildiey' mari . EI'i7Zkl1V6'j'6.f . . . X 'Nw ., zoo! fmnzy. I u. vials.-'-:LIVLIL 'yay .775 I ,Ili 1, Liz- ,Q -4-ff: 11514 ' S fffl we 11, , 'lf' 1 , .fglf fl X, if ,.,-Q-,,,1.1,tL:1,5 fljA1'S.Y ,RUTHN ggumafgemi ' Phdignil dirmndlflfi' . , 4i7zzrgzLQir Ama' j0lf17ZdIf,l',7L' mlent 'y .,,iUc111e - ' lifile Z01fely,'f 3 ,j , 11 rl' z L QI L L inf f vw' A, JD A f x'Yi N WX W X 1 XROSALYN SENSENEY Um fiiendliexz . . . one of our bcmfgiggglerm . . . L11 lovely and V ,finfere Lu ibm' mme. 3 54 .MJ ,, ,A f W L bi! , , - M ,frlffy . Q , In t '12 'Ky , ,K Y V X, W a I Mmw JIUNEA suomgj y 'll if11' . , Q llli,fl.'biFl'0ll,I jyfhffffar ,fell Lzfzylmdv alzylbing? '. .fl nm rlelir pebzraflfr il y, ' H., ' .. ,K E 1 5 S 3+ 961504 0' 60 Affida- VIVIAN VANN SMITH GEORGE ELLISON STOKES One of r1ur.ru'eeIef! . . . refrefb- Dfznring king . . . grand peftrmz- ing ...L 1 :milder .11 .1 ,rewirzg alify . . . gulf' mlm. mazhirze. JOSEPH WADE STONE DOLORES SUMMERFORD Ai11'1 lore uwnderful! . . . one Blue: fhdrer , , , Bum u ride. mzrk mind . . . mzzbiliozu, Dm'ore,r?' '.... rweel lm lbey make 'em. LOIS WREN SUMMERFORD HARDY LEE SVUANSON Ideal brznzeile . . . azelzmexv per- H, L, . , . tall, dark. and bund- mrzified . . . one of llve llmpnlln' ,mme . . . Lord Claerferheld type. S11 111171 erfo rd clan. ALTON TAYLOR MARTHA ELLEN TAYLOR Genuine . , . L1 17116 genllenzluz Cm-dilzl mmzner . . . expreuizfe . . . fr good mixer. JL fare . . , 12004-lIJlIll'?d. M M 1' 'M an 7 1 W I J WJ, . I ffydfff f AURELIA -IANE TERRY PEGGY LUCILLE THORNTON HTEYf1 ' . . . zulu! u flifll . . . Lon of paife . . . alert . . . rlaorl and rule . . . wide duuke II I fharm. 1 X ,., ,.f',.1dir' 'vb W LEVERA MAE MONS HERBERT TIMOTHY WELCH Serene ... . well- erred . . . Buddy . . , mfzlaginfu laugh fzII1'l e ikl QQ! . . . jolly good fellow , . . fluff Ile! 100107. lflll I2 ,- I' L IL WHITE ALBERT GENE WILLIAMS If main, . . . A lane et . . . ootlmll wan . . . fmzppy IS , . F0 y f d . . .mr tion' Nr l drener. 0 0 I e I K 7 J N V IW M UN- LOTTIE MAE WOODS Om' prize rug mlfer ..,, rmzppy drexfer . . . guldy lrifkf. M 0. 'Sam IL, IAMES ALLEN VVORRELL Hmmm . . . talenled arlifl . . LAURA DELL YARBOROUGH - Sweet diipofilion . . . pfelly ban . . . u friend indeed. ,- wlid jire . . . man about town. IVIEREDITH WILLIAMS TROY WEBSTER WILLIAMS Flower frexh . . . willowq' blonde Good pbyxique . . . diflifgg11i.al1ed engagifzg mfzmzer. looking ume , . . gf-idlrurz wb! JIMMY ALDERMAN HELEN CATO BOSWELL I ,I Q- -1 95 Honors Won The Class of 1947 Good Citizen. 3: Treasurer of Homeroom, 2. BETTY ALLEN' Mixed Chorus. 1: Dance Club. 1: Softball Squad. 2: Library Aid. 2. 3: House ol' Representatives, 2. 3: Homeroom Basketball. 3: Football Squad. 3: Assem- bly Program. 3. NORMAN A. ANDREWS - Homeroom Play, 1: F. I . A. Play. 2: Vice-President of F. F. A.. 3. ' GEORGE AVENT Chapel Program. 1. 2: Junior Class Play. 2: Radio Skit, 2. MARGARET BAILEY Dance Club. 1: Patrol, 2. DECI BARBOT Stage Manager. 1. 2. 3: Motion Picture Projectionist, 1. 2: Radio 'l'ecln1ician. 2: Property Colnmittee for Junior Class Play. 2: Honor Salesman in Magazine Campaign, 3. LAVERN BENTON Patrol, 3. VERIDA BLACKWELL Honor Committee. 3: May Day Attendant. 2, 3: Hall Duty. 1: Utopian Literary Society. 1: Girls' Hi-Y. 1: Dance Club. 1: Library Aid, 1. 2. 3: Homeroom Newspaper Representative. 2. 3: Assembly Program, 3: Voted Most Popular Girl. 3. ANN BOONE ' Sports Promoter. 3: Honor Salesman in Magazine Campaign. 3: Dance Club. 1: Mixed Chorus, 2: Library Aid. 2. 3: Girls' Hi-Y, 2. 3: Softball. 2. 3: Yellow Jacket Statf. 3: Homeroom Basketball Team, 3. NELLIE JANE BOONE Honor Salesman in Magazine Campaign, 3: House of Representatives. 1, 2: Dance Club Instructor. 1: P. X. He per. 2: Hi-Y. 2. 3: Good Citizen. 2: Assembly Program, 2: Mixed Chorus. 2. 3: Homeroom Bas- ketball. 3. Newspaper Staff. 3: Dance Club. 1: Vocal Music, 3. WAYNE BRACKETT President of Senior Class. 3: President of Block F Club. 3: 'President of Homeroom. 1: Hi-Y. 1. 2. 3: Criterion Literary Society. 1: Yellow Jacket Statf, 1: Basketball. 1: Football. 1. 2. 3: Boxing. 2: Block F Club. 2. 3: Winner in State Track Meet. 2: History Contest. 2: VVinner of U. D. C. Medal in History. 2: Xoted Biggest Flirt, 3: Voted Most Popular oy. 3. MARIANNE BRAGDON Dance Club. 1: Library Aid. 1. 2: Hi-Y Sisters Club, 2. 3: Homeroom Basketball Team. 3. DOROTHY BROTHERS Associate Editor of l lo1'cnti1w, 3: Marshal. 3: Honor Committee. 3: Girls' Tri-Hi-Y Club. 1, 2. 3: Yellow .locket Staff. 1. 2. 3: Library Aid. 1. 2. 3: Assembly Programs, 1. 2. 3: Good Citizen. 1. 2. 3: Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. 1: National Honor Society. 2, 3: 'Treasurer of'Criterion Literary Society. 2: Secretary-'I'reasurer of Homeroom. 2, 3: Quill and Scroll. 3: Honor Salesman in Magazine Campaign, 3. HELEN BRUNSON Cheerleader. 3: Junior Class Play. 2: Hi-Y, 2. 3: Good Citizen. 3: Mixed Chorus. 3: Yellow Jacket Staff. 3: Newspaper Representative. 3: Office Helper, 3. ALICE BULTMAN Vice-President of Senior Class. 3: Activities Editor of FIlll'l'7lfiH!', 3: Secretary of Sophomore Class. 1: President of Homeroom. 1. 2. 3: Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. 1: Block F Minstrel, 1: Secretary of Junior Class. '2: Student Council. 2. 3: Preliininary Tests in Geometry. English. and History. 2: Good Citizen. 2: Voted Best All Round Girl. 3: Voted Most Likely To Succeed. 3: Honor Committee. 3: Honor Salesman in Magazine Campaign. 3: National Honor Society, 3. JEWEL BURDELL Honor Salesman in Magazine 4Campaign. 3: Home- room Representative, 1: Hall Duty, 1: Basketball. 1. BILLY CAMPBELL Block F Club. 3: Football, 1. 2. 3: Baseball. 1. 2: High School Boxing. 2: Newspaper Representative, 3. 033 :mf BOBBY CARROLL House of Representatives, 1: Hi-Y. 1. 2. 3: Assembly Programs, 1, 2: Radio Program, 2: Football, 1, 2, 3: Junior Class Play. 2. MARY ELIZABETH CHAPPELL Dance Club. 1: Glee Club. 1: Secretary and Treasurer, 1: Mixed Chorus, 1: Band, 1, 2: Vocal Music. 1. 3: Newspaper Representative, 2: Assembly Program, 2: Radio Program. 2. CARL COCKFIELD , Block F Club, 1, 2, 3: Secretary and Treasurer of Homeroom, 1: Boxing, 1. 2: Hi-Y, 1, 2: Football Team. 1. 2. 3: Basketball. 1, 2, 3. 1 RICHARD COCKFIELD Boys' Block F Club. 2. 3: Sergeant in Gym Class, 1: Chapel Program, 1: School English Test. 2: School Geometry Test, 2: Baseball, 2, 3. ANN COLEMAN Hi-Y Sisters Club, 1, 2. 3: Dance Club. 1: Block F Minstrel. 1: Glee Club, 1: Chapel Programs, 1. 2: Mixed Chorus. 1. 2: Radio Program. 2. HEYWARD COLLINS Boys' Block F Club. 2. 3: Boys' Basketball Team, 2. 3: Boys' Baseball Team. 2. 3: Captain of the Home- room Basketball Team. 2. 3: Captain of Boys' Bas- ketball Team, 2. 3. ROY COPELAND D. E. Club. 1: Baseball, 22 Block F Club, 2. MARILYN CORLEY Cheerleader. 1. 2. 3: Chorus and Sextette, 1: Dance Club, 1: Vice-President of Homeroom, 1: May Day Attendant. 1. 2: Assembly Programs, 1, 2, 3: Student Council. 2: Honor Colnmittee Alternate. 2: Captain Holneroom Basketball, 3. MARGARET CULBERSON May Queen. 3: Voted Prettiest Girl, 3. BETTY JO CULBRETH Block F. Club. 1. 2, 3: Manager of P. X.. 3: Dance Club. 1: Secretary-Treasurer Block F Club, 3: Sec- retary-Treasurer Homeroom, 1: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3: Good Citizen. 1, 2, 3: Bobby Sox Bowl. 3: Preliminary Geometry Contest, 2: Red Cross Representative. 1. 2: Captain in Gym Class, 3: Homeroom Basketball Team. 3: Captain Homeroom Basketball Team. 3: Honor Salesman in Magazine Campaign. 3. CLARENCE DAVIS Business Manager of Florentine. 3: Junior Class Play. 2: President of Homeroom. 1: Homeroom Represent- ative, 1: Football. 3: Senior Hi-Y, 3. SUE De BERRY Block F Minstrel, 1: Dance Club. 1: Mixed Chorus. 1: Radio Program. 1: Yellow Jacket Staff, 1, 2: Cri- terion Literary Society, 1. 2: Assembly Programs. 1. 2: Glee Club. 1, 2: Hi-Y Sisters Club, 1. 2. 3: Library Aid, 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Basketball Team, 3. JAMES De VANE Boxing. 1: Band, 1, 2: Football, 3. ANITA DINGLE President of Homeroom, 1, 2. 3: Library Aid, 1: Dance Club. 1: Homeroom Basketball, Captain. 3: Hi-Y, 2, 3: Girls' Football Team, 3. JEANNE DORSEY Basketball Manager. 3: Dance Club, 1: Good Citizen, 1, 2. 3: Hi-Y Sisters Club. 2, 3: Assembly Program. 1. 2. 3: Library Aid, 3: Criterion Literary Society. 2: Mixed Chorus. 1, 2: Sports Promoter, 3: Girls' Football Team. 3: Homeroom Basketball Team, 3: Radio Program, 1: State English Examination. 2., BILLY DUSENBURY Sports Editor of Florentine, 3: Manager of Con- cession Stand. 3: Chapel Program. 1: Boxing, li Dance Club, 1: Boys' Hi-Y, 1, 2: Baseball. 1, 2, 3: Block F Club, 2, 3: Vice-President of Homeroom, 2, 3. FRANCES ANNE ESTRIDGE Associate Editor of Florentine, 3: Honor Committee. 3: Treasurer of Girls' Tri-Hi-Y Club. 1: Girls' Tri' Hi-Y Club, 1. 2. 3: Yellow Jacket Staif. 1, 2. 3: Radio Programs. 1, 2. 3: Assembly Programs. 1. 2. 3: Pianist, 1. 2: Library Aid, 1, 2: Utopian Literary Society, 1: National Honor Society. 2. 3: Youth Forum. 2: Marshal, 3: Oflice Helper, 3: Good Citi- zen, 3. ORION FINKLEA Boys' I-li4Y. 1. 2. 3: Chanel Program. 1: Dance Club. 1: Football. 2. 3: Basketball, 3: Voted Esquire, 3. CAROLYN FITZGERALD May Court. 3: Commencement Marshal. 2: Utopian Literary Society. 1, 2: Homeroom Play, 1: Dance Club. 1: Hi-Y. 2. 3. CHARLES VINCE FLOWERS Band, 1. 2: D. E. Club, 2, a. SARAH FORD Secretary of Senior Class, 3: National Honor Society, 3: President of Homeroom, 1: Assembly Programs, 1, 2, 3: Criterion Literary Society, 1, 2: Good Citizen, 1, 2, 3: Secretary of Homeroom, 2: Junior Class Play, 2: Youth Forum. 2: Treasurer of Senior Hi-Y. 2, 3: Commencement Marshal, 2: Homeroom Repre- sentative, 3: Honor Committee, 3: Senior Ring Com- mi ee, 3. PATSY FOWLER Typist for the Florentine, 3: Honor Salesman in Mag- azine Campaign. 3: Patrol, 1, 2: Good Citizen, 2: Dance Club, 1: Utopian Literary Society, 1. BOBBY FRASER Photographic Editor of the Florentine, 3: Voted Most Talented Boy. 3: Homeroom Play, 1: News- paper Staff. 2. BILLY GAILLARD Editor-in-Chief of Yellow Jacket, 3: Quill and Scroll, 2. 3: Sports Editor of Yellow Jacket, 2: Student Council, 1: Vice-President of Homeroom, 1: Hi-Y Club, 1, 2, 3: Yellow Jacket Staff, 1, 2, 3: Football, 1, 2. 3: Homeroom Play, 1: Radio Program, 1, 2: House of Representatives, 2: Stage Manager of Junior Class Play, 2: Youth Forum, 2: Food Citizen. 2: Honor Salesman on the Magazine Campaign, 3. RICHARD GARDNER House of Representatives, 1: Member of Boys' Hi-Y, 1: Ring Committee, 3. - WEN DELL GARDNER Boys' Block F Club, 2. 3: Dance Club, 1: Band, 1, 2: President of Homeroom, 1: Assembly Program, 2: Football, 2: Vice-President of Homeroom, 2: Voted Most Handsome Boy, 3. O'NEIL GAUSE Block F Club. I. 2, 3: Football, 1. 2, 3: Alternate tilapgtain of Football Team, 2: Track Team, 2: i- . 2. za. H DOROTHY GERALD Honor Salesman in the Magazine Campaign, 3: Cri- terion Literary Society, 1, 2: Good Citizen, 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 1. 2, 3: Library Aid, 2. SARA GINN Homeroom Sports Promoter, 3: Hi-Y, 3. HENRY PEARLIE GOODMAN Band, 1, 2, 3: Patrol, 1, 2: Homeroom Play, 2. BOBBY GRAHAM Yellow Jacket Staff, 1: Homeroom Play, 1: Dance Club, 1. ALMA FRANCES GRAIN GER Literary Society. 1: Dance Club, 1: Baseball, 2: Band. 2, 3: Hi-Y, 2. 3: Band Concert, 2, 3: Chapel Program, 3: Library Aid, 8. VARDELL GREGG Homeroom Play, 1: Newspaper Representative, 1: Good Citizen, 2: Youth Forum, 2. MARY KEMP GRIFFIN May Day Attendant, 1, 2, 3: Voted Most Talented Girl, 3: Honor Salesman in Magazine Campaign, 3: Criterion Literary Society, 1, 2: Assembly and Radio Programs, 1, 2: Treasurer Sophomore Class, 1: Junior Class Play, 2: Student Council, 1, 2: Honor Com- mittee, 2: Hi-Y Club, 1, 2, 3: Red Cross Talent Group, 1: Student Sponsor Junior Red Cross, 2, 8: Block F Minstrel, 1: Mixed Chorus, 1: Football Sponsor, 2. EVELYN GRIMSLEY I Sophomore Girls' Hi-Y. 1: Block F Minstrel, 1: Dance Club, 1: Radio Program, 1: Glee Club, 1. 2: Mixed Chorus, 1, 2: Utopian Literary Society, 1, 2. MARY ANN GUILFORD Junior Red Cross. 1: Good Citizen. 1: Glee Club, 1, 2: Chapel Program, 1, 2: Baseball, 2. WILLIAM GUNNELLS Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom, 1: Cheerleader, 3. JACK HAMILTON Treasurer of the Senior Class, 3: News Editor of the Yellow Jacket, 3: Honor Committee Alternate, 2. 3: President of Sophomore Class, 1:, Dance Club In- structor, 1: Assembly Programs. 1, 2: Radio Pro- grams. 1, 2: President of Junior Class, 2: Junior Class Play Assistant, 2: Yellow Jacket Stait, 2, 3: Senior Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Representative, 3: Otlice Helper, 3: Honor Salesman in Magazine Campaign, 3: Ring Committee, 3. '35 36+ LACY RANKIN HARWELL President of the Student Body. 4: President of Florence Chapter F. F. A., 4: Senior Class Lawyer. 4: President of Homeroom. 1: Vice-President of Homeroom, 2, 3: Boys' Hi-Y Club, 2. 3, 4: Secretary- Treasnrer Homeroom. 4: Winner F. F. A. Public Speaking Contests on State and Tri-State Levels. 3: Delegate to International Hi-Y Convention. 3: Stu- dent Council, 4: Delegate to the State F. F. A. Convention. H3: Honor Salesman in the Magazine Campaign. 4: Voted Best All Round Boy. 4: Voted Boy Most Likely to Succeed, 4. WILLIAM D. HAY Homeroom' Vice-President, 3: Radio Technician, 2, 3: Homeroom Play. 1: Newspaper Representative. 1: Youth Forum. 2: Hi-Y. 1. 2, 3. Y r BUENA FAYE HEXWITT Art Editor of the Yellow Jacket, 3: Sextette, 1: Cri- terion Literary Society. 1: Glee Club. 1: Mixed Chorus. 1, 2. 3: Good Citizen. 1, 2: Assembly Pro- gram, 1. 2, 3: Radio Program, 1, 2: Library Aid. 1, 2. 3: Red Cross Talent Group. 1. 2: Yellow Jacket Staff, 1. 2: Block F Minstrel, 1: Junior Class Play, 2. DOROTHY HICKS Girls' Tri-Hi-Y. 1. 2. 3: Patrol, I, 3: Criterion Literary Society, 1. 2: Dance Club Instructor. 1: I-lomeroom President. 2: Homeroom Representative, 3. JANIE MAE HILL Literary Society. 1: President of Homeroom. 1: Patrol. 2: Basketball. 2, 3: Helper in Cafeteria, 2, 3: Sports Promoter. 3. DORIS HOFFMEYER Homeroom Basketball. 2: Library Aid. 2. 3. JEAN HOGGARD Marshal. 3: Yellow Jacket Statf, 2, 3: National Honor Society, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club. 1, 2. 3: Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y. 1, 3: Library Helper, 1, 2. 3: Library Play, 2, 3: Property Committee of Junior Class Play, 2: Biolog Winner in State Contest. 2: Utopian Literary Syociety, 1: Youth Forum. 2: Dance Club, 1: Honor Salesman in Magazine Campaign, 3. JIMMY HOLLIDAY Sports Editor of Yellow Jacket, 3: Cheerleader. 3: President of Sophomore Class. 1: Basketball. 1. 2, 3: Tennis, 1, 2, 3: Student Honor Committee, 1: Assem- bly Program, 2, 3: Hi-Y. 1. 2, 3: President of Home- room, 3: Yellow Jacket Staff. 2. 3: Otlice Helper, 3. BARNES HOWLE Captain of Basketball Team. 3: Football, 1: Block F Club. 1. 2: Basketball, 1, 2, 3. JIMMY HUTTO Mixed Chorus, 1, 2: Honor Salesman in Magazine Campaign, 3. HELEN JEEEORDS u J, ' Marshal. 3: National Honor Society. 3f'President of Homeroom. 1: Homeroom Play. 1: Hi-Y. 1. 2, 31 President of Tri-Hi-Y. 3: Block F Minstrel, 1: Treas- urer of Junior Class. 2: Winner of D. A. R. Ameri- can History Medal. 2: Winner in State and District Contests. 2: Good Citizen. 1. 2. 3: Criterion Literary Society, 1. 2: Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. 1. 2: Commencement Marshal, 2: Honor Salesman in Magazine Campaign, 3. WALTON JEFFORDS Historian of Senior Class, 3: Member of Student Council, 3: Vice-President of Sopholnore Class, 1: Member of Honor Committee, 1, 2: Otllcer of Tri- Hl-Y, 1: Tennis Team. 1, 2: Basketball Team, 1. 2: President of Junior Class, 2: Girls' Block F Club. 2. 3: Captain of Girls' Football Team, 3: Voted Most Athletic Girl, 3. HOWARD JERNIGAN President of Homeroom. 1: Boxing. l, 2, 3: Band, 1. 2. DONALD JOHNSON F. F. A., 2. 3: Secretary of F. F. A., 3: F. F. A. Program, 3. JOHN WILLIS JOHNSTON School Boxing Tournament. 1, 2. 3: House of Repre- sentatives, 1. 2: Squad Leader. 1: Secretary and Treasurer of Homeroom. 1: Yard Committee, 2: Contestant in School Geometry Contest, 2. EURMAN JOYE Squad Leader. 1: Boxing, 1, 2. 3. BETTY KENDRICK Honor Salesman in the Magazine Campaign, 3: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Newspaper Representative, 1: Criterion Literary Society. 1. PATRICIA KING Library Helper. 1, 2. 3: Chapel Program, 3: Hi-Y, 2, 3. WILLIAM THOMAS KIRKLAND Yellow Jacket Photographer. 1, 2, 3, 4: Photographer for Florentine, 3: Gym Exhibition. 1: Baseball, 1: Utopian Literary Society, 1, 2: Dance Club, 2: Library Helper, 2. JOAN KIRBY Chief Marshal, 3: National Honor Society, 3: Pre- liminary Contests in English, History. and Geometry. 2: Yellow Jacket Statf, 2, 3: Library Aid, 2, 3: House of Representatives, 1: Commencement Mar- shal, 2: Vice-President of Homeroom, 2: Good Citi- , zen. 1, 2, 3: Utopian Literary Society, 1: Hi-Y. 1. 2, 3: Voted Most Intelligent Girl, 3. GEORGE MCDANIEL Photographer for the Flormntifle, 3: Yellow Jacket Staff, 3. BETTY MCDONALD Maid of Honor in the May Court, 3: President of Homeroom. 1: Vice-President of Homeroom, 2: Stu- dent Council Representative, 1: May Court, 1: Yel- low Jacket Staff, 1: Criterion Literary Society, 1: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2., 3: Voted 'tMademoiselle, 3. DORIS MCKENZIE Assistant Business Manager of the Florentine, 3: Marshal. 3: Honor Salesman in the Magazine Cam- paign, 3: President of Homeroom, 1: Library Helper. 2: Vice-President of Homeroom, 2: Homeroom Repre- sentative. 3: Geometry Preliminary Examination. 2: English Preliminary Examination, 2: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3. ROBERT E. MCKINNELL Football, 2. 3: Honor Salesman in the Magazine Campaign, 3. ANN MCLAUGHLIN Society Editor of the Yellow Jacket, 3: Attendant in May Court, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 1. 2, 3: Yellow Jacket Staff, 1, 2: Junior Class Play. 2: Library Aid, 2: Assembly Program, 2: Good Citizen, 2: Radio Pro- gram, 2: Hall Duty. 2. LOREN BENJAMIN MEAD Editor-in-Chief of the Florentine, 4: Assistant Chief Marshal, 4: Chairman of the Honor Committee, 3, 4: National Honor Society, 2, 3. 4: Junior Class Play, 2: Vice-President of the Junior Class, 2: Represent- ative in English, Geometry, and Spanish State Con- tests, 3: Good Citizen. 2, 3: Winner School Declama- tion Contest and Representative in District Contest, 3: Band, 1, 2: Tennis, 2, 3, 4: Bank Messenger, 4: Student Council, 2, 3, 4: Manager of the Magazine Campaign and Honor Salesman, 4: Voted Most Intelligent Boy, 4. MARY ELIZABETH MIDDLETON Newspaper, 1: Hi-Y, 1: Criterion Society, 1: Home- room Committee. 1: Dance Club, 2: Homeroom Repre- sentative, 3: D. E. Club, 3. A. W. MILLER, JR. Football, 1. 2, 3: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Yellow Jacket Staff. hi Junior Class Play, 2. 3: Voted Wittiest Senior oy, 3. JEANNE MOORE Chief Typist for the Florentine, 3: Preliminary State English Contest, 2: Hi-Y Sisters, 1, 2, 3: Newspaper Staff, 1, 2. 3: Mixed Chorus, 1: Glee Club, 1: Block F Minstrel, 1: Library, 1. 2. 3: Secretary Home- room, 1: P. X. Keeper, 2: Property Committee for Junior Class Play, 2: Library Program, 3: Criterion Literary Society, 1, 2: Dance Club, 1: Assembly Program. 1: Marshal, 3. SANDRA MOORE Senior Class Prophet, 3: Good Citizen, 1, 3: Prelimi- nary State English, History, and Geometry Con- tests, 2: Member of Student Council, 1, 2: Yellow Jacket Staff, 1, 2, 3: Vice-President of Homeroom, 2: House of Representatives, 2: Assembly Program, 21 Homeroom Newspaper Representative, 2: Library Helper. 2, 3: Property Committee for the Junior Class Play. 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Honor Committee, 3: Dance Club, 1. ARCHIE MUCKENFUSS Band. 1: Basketball, 1. 3: P. A. Operator, 2. RHETT MUN N gofiing, 1: Preliminary History Contest, 2: Basket- a , 3. DAN OAKES Honor Salesman in the Magazine Campaign, 3: Bas- ketball, 3. LEONORA O'HARRA Honor Salesman in the Magazine Contest, 3: Dance Club, 1: Red Cross Talent Group, 1: P. X. Aid, 1, 2: Basketball. 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y Sisters Club, 1, 2, 3: Patrol, 2: Criterion Literary Society, 2: Yellow Jacket Staff, 2, 3: Library Assistant, 2, 3: Vice-President Homeroom. 3: Homeroom Basketball Team, 3: Cap- tain Homeroom Basketball Team, 3. DELMAR PALMER Manager of Basketball Team, 3: Honor Salesman in the Magazine Campaign, 3: Chairman of Homeroom Committee, 1: Preliminary State History Contest, 2: Baseball, 2, 3. DOROTHY POWERS Marshal, 3: Colnmencement Marshal, 2: Block F Club. 2, 3: Basketball Team, 2, 3: Business Manager of Teen Age Canteen, 2: Preliminary Contests in History, English. and Geometry, 2: Library Aid, 1, 2, 3. +37 38' MARY EDITH PRICE Glee Club, 1: Mixed Chorus, 1: Block F Minstrel, 1: House of Representatives, 1: President of Home- room, 1, 2: Hall Duty, 2: Good Citizen, 2, 3: Vice- President of Homeroom, 3. MILVEE PRIDGEN Dance Club, 1: Mixed Chorus, 1: D. E. Club, 2: D. E. Representative to Columbia Convention, 2: Good Citizen, 2. BOBBY RAINWATER Utopian Literary Society, 1: Boxing. 1, 3: Enter- tainment Committee for Junior Red Cross, 2: Treas- urer of Sophomore Class, 1. BETTY ROSE REEVES Marshal, 3: National Honor Society, 3: Honor Sales- man in the Magazine Calnpaign, 3: Hi-Y Sisters, 1, 2. 3: Dance Club, 1: Good Citizen, 1: Patrol, 2, 3: Library Helper, 2: Tennis, 2: Receptionist, 2: Vocal Music, 2: Girls' Football Team, 3. OREGON ROGERS Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Football Team, 1, 2: High School Junior Band, 1: Homeroom Vice-President, 2: Home- room Basketball, 2, 3: Homeroom Secretary, 3: Bas- ketball Team, 3: Voted Friendlflest Boy, 3. V-IRGINIA ROGERS Dance Club, 1: Patrol, 1, 2: Girls' Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3: Homeroom President, 1, 2: Vice-President of Home- room, 3. BILLY ROSCOE Patrol, 1, 2, 3: D. E. Club, 2, 3. JENNIE MARIE ROWELL Hi-Y Club, 1, 2, 3: Good Citizen, 1: Dance Club, 1: Patrol, 2, 3. MARY SALEEBY Patrol, 2, 3: Band, 3: Honor Salesman in the Maga- zine Campaign, 3. WILLIAM LAWRENCE SCARBOROUGH Dance Club, 1: Stage Assistant. 1. PATSY SCHNIBBEN Managing Editor of the Yellow Jacket, 3: Stall' of the Yellow Jacket, 1, 2, 3: Quill and Scroll, 3: Junior Class Play, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Vice-President of Hi-Y, 1: President of Hi-Y, 2: Utopian Literary Society, 1: Dance Club, 1: Canteen, 2: Chapel Pro- gram, 2: Newspaper Representative, 2: Radio Broad- cast, 2: Otllce Assistant, 3. GERALDINE SCOTT President Block F Club, 3: Commencement Marshal, 2: Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Block F Club, 2, 3: Softball, 1, 2, 3: Tennis, 1, 2, 3: Good Citizen, 1, 2: Library Aid, 1. 2: Office Helper, 3: Canteen, 2: Tri-Hi-Y. 1, 2, 3: P. X. Helper, 1, 3: Girls' Football, 3: Home- room Basketball, 3: Ohicer in Homeroom, 1, 2. ROSALYN SENSENEY Vice-President of the Student Body, 3: Secretary and Treasurer of the Student Body, 2: Band As- sistant, 2, 3: President of Homeroom, 1: House of Representatives, 1: Dance Club, 1: Utopian Literary Society, 1, 2: Yellow Jacket Staff, 1, 2, 3: Trl-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, and President, 1: Student Council, 2, 3: Honor Committee Alternate, 2: Block F Minstrel, 1: Receptionist, 1: Chapel and Radio Programs, 1, 2, 3: Voted Most Friendly Girl, 3. JOHN SHANNON Block F Club, 2, 3: Manager of the Basketball Team, 2: Patrol, 1: Homeroom Officer, 1: Dance Club, 1: Homeroom Basketball Team, 2: Football, 2. JUNE SHORT Assistant Business Manager of the Florentine, 3: National Honor Society, 3: Voted Wittiest Girl, 3: Highest Ranking Salesman in the Magazine Campaign, 3: Commencement Marshal, 2: Yellow Jacket Staff, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Preliminary -English Contest, 2: Winner of Victory Girl Contest, 2: Library Assistant, 3: Bobby Sox Football Team, 3: Radio and Chapel Programs, 1, 2, 3: Chairman of the Property Committee for the Junior Class Play, 2: Dance Club, 1: Vice-President of Homeroom, 2. MARY SIGMON Marshal, 4: National Honor Society, 3, 4: Typist for Florentine, 4: Good Citizen, 3: Assembly Programs. 1, 2, 4: Yellow Jacket, 1, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4: Patrol, 1, 2, 3, 4: Utopian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3: Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, 1, 2: Radio Programs, 2, 3: Library Aid, 2, 3, 4: Block F Minstrel, 2: Assistant in Athletics, 1, 2, 4: Honor Salesman ln Magazine Campaign, 3. JAEGER SMITH Good Citizen, 3: Honor Salesman in the Magazine Campaign, 3. J. B. SMITH Good Citizen, 3. VIVIAN SMITH Good Citizen, 1, 2. ELLISON STOKES Homeroom President, 1: Football, 2, 3: Voted Best Dancer, 3: Assembly Program, 1: Boxing Tourna- ment, 1, 2: Vice-President of Homeroom, 2: Secre- tary and Treasurer of Homeroom, 2: Honor Salesman in the Magazine Campaign, 3. ' 'L WADE STONE Utopian Lfiterary Society, 1: Homeroom President, 2: Future Farmers of America, 2. DOLORES SUMMERFORD Honor Salesman in the Magazine Campaign, B: Dance Club, 1: Patrol, 1, 2: Softball, 1, 2, 3: Girls' Hi-Y, 2, 3: Football, 3. WREN SUMMERFORD Dance Club, 1: Tri-Hi-Y. 1. 2, 3: Yellow Jacket Staff, 1, 2, 3: P. X. Helper, 1, 2, 3: Utopian Literary Society, 1, 2: Chapel Program, 2: House of Repre- sentatives. 3: Bobby Sox Bowl Team, 3: Homeroom Basketball Team, 3. H. L. SWANSON Criterion Literary Society, 1: Junior Class Play, 2: Radio Program, 2: Football, 3: Secretary and Treas- urer of Homeroom, 3. MARTHA TAYLOR Library Assistant, 2, 3. AURELIA TERRY Preliminary Contests in English and Geometry, 2: D. E. Club, 3: Homeroom Basketball, 3. PEGGY THORNTON , Yellow Jacket Staff, 1, 2, 3: Good Citizen, 1, 2: Honor Salesman in the Magazine Campaign, 3: Junior Class Play, 2: Block F Minstrel, 1: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Patrol, 1: Otlicer of Homeroom, 1, 2: Athletic Helper, 1, 2, 3: Canteen Helper, 2: Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Softball, 1, 2, 3: Football, 3: Ofhce Helper, 3: Mixed C iorus, 2. f, BUDDY WELCH President of Homeroom. 3: Typist for the Florentine, 3: Senior Ring Committee, 3: Band, 1, 2, 3: Good Citizen, 1: Yellow Jacket Stail', 1: Criterion Literary Sofiety, 1: Youth Forum, 2: House of Represen- a ives, 2. ILER WHITE Block F. 3, 4: Football, 3, 4. WEBSTER WILLIAMS ' Stage Manager, 1, 2: Football, 1, 2, 3: Radio As- sistant, 2: .Iunior Class Play, 2: Youth Forum, 2: Patrol, 1, 2. LOTTIE MAE WOODS Voted Best Dancer, 3: Second Highest Salesman in Magazine Campaign, 3: Library Aid, 1, 2: Dance Club, Instructor, 1: Canteen, 1: Basketball, 1: Girls' Hi-Y, 2. 3: Spanish Chapel Program, 3: P. X. Helper, 3. JIMMY WORRELL Boxing, 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Representative, 2: Art Chairman, 2, 3. LAURA DELL YARBOROUGH Dance Club, 1: Art Club, 2: Library Aid, 3. '39 SENIQIB 1. lllmf 'llzlmmf . . Mary Ke-lnp Clriilln .lllxl Bobby l'1I'.lSCf 2. ,llml lulvllilqwfl . . . . .loam Kirby and Loren lN'lc.ul Sw! All Ilfwmf . . . Alice Bultmlm null l,,g1c'y Harwell 1, liilglgwf lflirll . , VL'l'lLl.l lilgukwcll and XX'.1ync Bmckutt S, ,llffvf xlffffvlh' ,,.. W'4lltcm 'lcllcmls Allhl Cllmrlcs Hollgcs 0. ,ll.1lfwnffm'lff, lzml Illllffllll' . livlty lwllljlllkllxl .lllll Orion lfinlxll-.1 M 'Nu Slll'EllLATlVES 7. Ben Dtzmem .... Lottie Mae Wootls and Ellison Stokes 8. Mm! Likely To S1lt'l'66'Lf . . Alite Bultman and Lacy Harwell 9, Pz'ellie,ul and Mm! Ham!mmefMargaret Culberson and Wentlell Gardner 10. Aim! Pnpf1!.1z' . . Veritln Blackwell and Wayne Brackett I I. Ifawfzdliwf . , Rosalyn Senseney and Oregon Rogers 19. lluilfiesf . . . june Short and A. W. Miller '41 s 42' Last Will and Testament of The Class of l947 Township of Florence, County of Florence, State of South Carolina. We, the graduating class of McClen- aghan High School of the year 1947, be- ing in sound mind and of a generous nature, do hereby make the following bequests .... The Senior Class wishes to take this opportunity to express its love for all of its fellow students, but in disposing of its assets, feels that they should be given to the most needy. ARTICLE I. I, Loren Mead, will my ability and privilege to censor the law- yer in the writing of our will, to next year's editor-in-chief of the annual. To Jimmy McLeod I leave my love of loud ties and hill-billy music. ARTICLE II. I, Deci Barbot, stage engineer extraordinary, leave to next year's stage crew my ability to get home- work during chapel, I also leave one empty bottle of nerve tonic to jack Collins. ARTICLE III. To all the sophomore girls and freshman girls, we, the senior boys, leave loads of love. ARTICLE IV. I, Billy QWild Billj Hay, leave my general neat appearance, especially my well-trained hair, to Pin- ckney Sims. ARTICLE V. I, Alice Bultman, leave -my coldblooded, calculating business ARTICLE VI. We, Howard Jernigan and Wendell Gardner, leave one used ability to Vie Barringer. N! corn likker still to Mike Palles and Tom- my Turner, to be used as they see lit. ARTICLE VII. We, Oregon Rogers and jimmy Holliday, leave our previous- ly inherited wisdom to Martin fBuch- shotj Daniels and jimmy Potter. ARTICLE VIII. We, Ann Boone, Dorothy Powers, and Betty Allen, leave to next year's third period library help- ers the ability to talk and act just silly enough to get away with it. ARTICLE IX. To Linda Adams and Charlie Waters, we, M a r y K e m p fThemesongQ Griffin and john Shan- non, leave our quiet, serene, and shy natures. ARTICLE X. We, the noble Senior Class, leave to the next Senior :Class our never accept no magazine salesman- ship. ARTICLE XI. To any and all true sportsmen, yours truly leaves his love of possum hunting. Also, upon the heat- ed demands of the entire Senior Class, yours truly is forced to part with his horse laugh-to unfortunate jack Kauf- man. ' A R T I C L E XII. We, June Short, A. W. Miller, and George fStinkyj Avent, leave our ability to make bril- liant remarks to Harriet Mclnnis, Louisa Lovelace, and Tommy Bailey. ARTICLE XIII. I, Aurelia Terry, leave to Gloria Nichols my ability to get into jams ftraflic, grape, and other- wisej. ARTICLE XIV. I, Richard Cock- field, leave my bashfulness to David Harwell. He needs it! ARTICLE xv. 1, vefida Blackwell, leave to Blanche Coleman my ability to make friends fboys, that isj. h ARTICLE XVI. We, Helen jeffords and Mary Hilliard, will our places as the only girls in the physics class to any girls in condition to endure it. ARTICLE XVII. I, Rhett Munn, will my place as the only boy in second peri- od Spanish to some boy taking Spanish next year. ARTICLE XVIII. We, Geraldine Scott and Walton jeffords, leave to any one who can use them, two left-footed, size 12 gym shoes. These will have to be collected from Miss Tobin as she has confiscated them Qfor her own use or not, we do not knowj. ARTICLE XIX. I, Carl Cockfleld, leave my flat head, flat feet, and reputa- tion of always being flat broke to Henry Dickman. ARTICLE XX. To jack qpef-'weep Gregg, I, jimmy Worrell, leave my California Bound bumming ability, hoping he will get farther than Darling- ton. ARTICLE XXI. I, Charles fPeanutj Hodges, leave my love of wine, women, and Winthrop College to somebody- it has already ruined Bubba Lunn. ARTICLE XXII. I, Buddy Scarbor- ough, leave my finesse for any and all games of chance to George David. ARTICLE XXIII. We, Orion Finklea, and Buddy Welch, firmly believing that haste makes waste, leave our reputations for not wasting anything to Wade Avant and Li'l Redi' McLellan. ARTICLE XXIV. To Coach Shivers and to next year's team, the 1946 foot- ball team leaves one well used jinx made in Sumter, and their hopes for a success- ful season and state championship next year. ARTICLE XXV. The '46-'47 Hi-Y clubs leave a debt of gratitude which cannot be repaid to their adult leaders. The Boys' Senior Hi-Y leaves to next year's members its love of initiations. ARTICLE XXVI. I, Buena Faye Hew- itt, leave my ability to read Macbeth to anyone in next year's English VII classes. ARTICLE XXVIIL We, Marianne Bragdon, Ann Coleman, and Dorothy Hicks, leave our ability to look innocent '43 44' when Miss Brunson gets suspicious, to any social-minded pupils in her '47-'48 classes. A R T I C L E XXVIII. 'We, George McDaniel, and Bobby Fraser, leave to Freddy Christley and Arthur Strickland our ability to make pictures and think up poses. A R T I C L E XXIX. We, Leonora O'Harra and Ann McLaughlin, leave our numerous alibis to Alice Lide. ARTICLE XXX. I, Wayne Brack- ett, leave my ability to get by without homework to Bub Edwards, who could use the homework. ARTICLE XXXI. We, Jeanne Moore, and Rosalyn Senseney, leave our ability to blush, to Emma Tolson and johnny Lou Thompson. ARTICLE XXXII. We, Betty Mc- Donald and Carolyn Fitzgerald, leave our ladylike hopes to any girls who want to hear the wolves howl. ARTICLE XXXIII. I, Webster Wil- liams, leave my football ability to Mar- vin Hinds--not that he needs it. ARTICLE XXXIV. I, Norman An- drews, will my car to anyone with a si- phon hose. ARTICLE XXXV. I, jack Hamilton, leave my pencil to the louse who stole it. ARTICLE XXXVI. I, Clarence Davis, leave my apologies to jack for what happened to his pencil. ARTICLE XXXVII. We, Ellison Stokes, C. V. Flowers, and William Gunnells, leave our willingness to co- operate with the fairer sex to any suck- ers willing to take it. ARTICLE XXXVIII. I, Delmar Pal- mer, leave the grease for my hair to next year's cooking classes. We all love potato chips. ARTICLE XXXIX. We, Sandra Moore, joan Kirby, Dorothy Brothers, and Pete Corley, leave our ability to make friends to next year's frustrated Freshmen. ARTICLE XL. We, the annual staff of the '47 Florentine, leave to the next staff a box full of double exposures and broken picture schedules. ARTICLE XLI. To Colonel Moore, Mr. Briggs, Mrs. Poynor, Miss Purvis, Mrs. Mary Darby Edmonds, Mr. Fick- ling, and Mrs. Deborah Edmonds, we, the class of '47, wish to express our fond remembrance. ARTICLE XLII. To Mr. Harllee and Mr. McCown, we, the Senior Class of 1947, leave our grateful appreciation for their wonderful cooperation and help. ARTICLE XLIII. To Miss Emily Brothers, we, Billy Gaillard and Patsy Schnibben, leave our deepest gratitude for her splendid work with the Yellow jacket staff. i ARTICLE XLIV. To our teachers, We leave our heartfelt appreciation, and our determination to be a credit to them. ARTICLE XLV. To our Sponsors, Miss Marie Gregory and Miss Roberta Andrews, we, the Marshals, the Nation- al Honor Society, and the Honor Com- mittee, leave our devotion and apprecia- tion for their splendid leadership. ARTICLE XLVI. To Miss Corrie Dusenbury, we, the graduating class, ex- press our appreciation for the many kindnesses she has shown us. ARTICLE XLVII. To Anna Griffin, we, the Senior Class, leave a debt of gratitude for her invaluable assistance. ARTICLE XLVIII. To our Class Sponsor, Miss Mary Manning Hanner, we leave a feeling of devotion that can only be expressed by cherished mem- ories of our class of '47, In witness whereof we hereby set our hands, our feet, and our seal, on this sixth day of june, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven. THE SENIOR CLASS Lacy Harwell, Lawyer Witnesses: I Lena, the Hyena QBoys' Mascot, Sadie Hawkins fGirls' Mascotj Kilroy Pedro 445 -sqm A M cg N5 was W 1 any 'X 1. .. U-ww... M aw ,M A Ms A 0 'S' N A Q K, -. Q Q 3' 82 M QMQK fy! ., . 35 , Q ,,f.f k'f 3-.f Li , r ' IQ W ,,..., elf . -P ,win . 4 , ' v 3 4 4' 5 K F 3, 1 5 fm F if fi If ,735 W ' Y , 5 X S ' 2 N q WY 1 5 7 if N 2 M Ms Y ' Q 11- V mf gfaz. if W 1+ f L TQ ,vi f ggi f S X E 'R fx 1' .. - ' W N Vrffmg :iw km R Prophecy of The Clase of I947 BY SANDRA MOORE Hello, everybody! This is your ace reporter, Sandra Moore, broadcasting today from station W. O. L. S. in Flor- ence, S. C., my home town, in honor of the twentieth anniversary of the 1947 graduation class of McClenaghan High School. Today we'll take up the news concerning the members of this historic class, so--on, James! Now first with the international news. Russia and the United States are no longer at odds on any issue, as Jack Hamilton is our diplomatic Secretary of State. The perfume producer there, Her- bert Stackley, has just announced a new creation, Oo-la-la, dedicated to the graduation class of 1947. Now for the national news, and with the election over, ther's lots of it. The new president of the U. S. A. is our former school president, Lacy Harwell, and of course the first lady is Alice Bultman. In the Senate we find vice-president Vardell Gregg presiding over such wor- thy senators as Jaeger Smith, Dorothy Gerald, Billy Johnson, B. Smith, and Benny Edens. In the House of Repre- sentatives are a few more S. C. folks- Barnes Howle, James De Vane, Mary Elizabeth Middleton, Nellie Jane Boone, Welbiurn Smith, and Virginia Cox- doing their best to filibuster every bill! From New York the news comes that Mary Kemp Griffin and Buena Faye Hewitt, accompanied by Sarah Ford, have made a smashing success in their first appearance at the Metropolitan Opera House. Verida Blackwell and Betty Allen have taken to the stage in New York, while Margaret Cluberson and Ann Mc- Laughlin are both models for an ex- clusive dress shop, owned by Sam Dixon and Harry Baker. Still in New York, I find that Jeanne Moore and Jeanne Dorsey recently married prominent bro- kers and are among the 10 best-dressed women in the country. The flash came in from Wyoming that the great experimenters, George Avent and Billy Hay, have invented a plane that flies over the house and does all the housework for the ladies. The only drawback is that it won't wash dishes. San Francisco-Billy Dusenbury and Mack Poole, two Florence Hi air cadets of '47, have turned out to be world famous. They have made a number of round-the-world flights, but their latest fame has come from their upside down flight. H o l I y w o o d headliners! Wendell Gardner and Clarence Davis are both seeking Van Johnson's place in the movies. H. L. Swanson is the successor to Clark Gable. Betty McDonald is in Hollywood too, and Carolyn Fitzgerald is with her, as usual. Patsy Schnibben is the most popular Hollywood actress. Atlantic City! Jean Brittain has been elected sponsor for the Third Marine Division. Alton Taylor is the new editor of Esquire. Peggy Thornton and Edith +49 50' Hewitt gave him a great deal of help with this publication. Philadelphia! Betty Snipes is a pro- fessional ballet dancer, and her partner is Billy Campbell. The couple gives lessons in their leisure to such indus- trious people as W. Culberson, lean Hoggard, and Anne Boone. Emma jane Hyman steals many of their audience, though, because she has an ice skating show. Vivian Smith is secretary to a very rich businessman in New Orleans. Aure- lia Terry, Betty jo Flowers, and jim Kirven live in this city too, where they are working on a book together. The first volume of the book will be named Kilroy Was Here and the second volume, joe Blow! Reno! Pete Corley is making a per- manent residence thereffor six weeks. This is her fourth divorce. It's been said, There's a man for every woman, but she's beginning to doubt it. Salt Lake City, Utah! The brilliant and well known engineer, Pearlie Good- man, has joined forces with the great electrician, Bobby Graham. They are changing their work entirely, to see if they can become salt manufacturers. New Mexico! Three South Carolina girls, Marianne Bragdon, Nellie john- son, and Bobbie Irick, are now living out there with their inventor husbands. Those girls always did get around. Wayne Brackett is now a much sought after university professor. Could the fact that he teaches only co-eds account for his keen interest in his work? Texas border! Ellison Stokes, big time play boy, is almost bankrupt-he just loses too much money on stocks, blondes, and horse tips. Sports review! The golfer of the day is the brilliant doctor, Loren Mead. He's beat all records so far, with the score of 19 undar par in 18 holes. For the tennis world championship, Walton jeffords faces her opponent form Egypt, in Hong Kong, China, on Monday. It promises to be an exciting match although the experts give Walton the victory two to one. Chicago sports! The two greatest American girls' football teams meet in their annual crash next Wednesday. The teams are owned by Leonora O'Hara and Wren Summerford, the rowl and growl friends. These funny, fickle, fightin', females are the best yet, but no wonder, because they have such players as Geraldine Scott, Meredeth Williams, jewel Burdell, and Betty jo Culbreth. Some class, eh? Madison Square Gardens! Howard Jernigan is now world's heavyweight champion. He was the first to have joe Louis go down before him. Louis passed out in the ring-from old age, no doubt, though some say there was a banana peeling on the floor that helped a lot. The flea-weight champion of the U. S. is Earl Rotan, he won over Catty McTuerry last week. Sports news brings forth the an- nouncement from S. C., that Florence beat Sumter in football again this year, with a score of 69-O. This game has taken the place of the regular Army- Navy game that was so important back in our high school days. The S. C. news also says that Carl Cocklield has been elected state gover- nor. In the Champaign he greatly in- fluenced the voting population by kiss- ing all the feminine babes under 25. In the state Senate is a Florence High graduate, Ann Coleman, who is using her natural aggressiveness to fight the Keep the women in the home move- ment. The highlight now moves to Florence, where Gene Williams is mayor, being helped by a group of wide awake coun- cilmen, Helen Brunson, Virginia Rogers, and Lavern Benton. In the City of Florence, now a popu- lation of l00,000, a few more changes have been made. The radio station is owned by George Bonnette. A. B. C., N. B. C., and C. B. S. all dial in for some of the programs because they pre- sent such favorite characters as june Short and A. W. Miller, taking up where George Burns and Gracie Allen left off, Bobby Rainwater, the 1967 Spike jones, and that old friend of all-the Lone Ranger, portrayed by Billy Roscoe. O'Neil Gause sponsors a program through the concern he now owns, Wash 'em, Wrince 'em, Wring 'em, Wrip 'em ---the soap for all household purposes. Around the corner from the station is still the pool room, now run by Fred Bailey. Remember when we all used to trade at Cockfield's, now owned by Richard of the same name, so we could see such crack pot winners as Webster Williams, Jimmie Humphries, and Wil- liam Gunnells come out of the pool room? A few doors down is an art studio owned by jimmy Hutto, with Betty Kendrick and Helen Cato Boswell for models. Nice work, says jimmy. Lila Mae Hewitt, Mary Defee, and Anita Dingle operate a dress shop. They make a great deal more money by sew- ing a lot of the clothes themselves- Oops! Rip! -is what would apply to that. P Furman joye never could make up his mind what to do, so he is now Florence's No. 1 general loafer. A little farther down the street is a detective agency called Snoop. Del- mar Palmer is the Sherlock Holmes, assisted by john Johnston, Elree Price, and jack Gregg. They keep Rhett Munn and Roy Copeland on the run, as these two are known as the Dead End Kids. Some characters! Julia Lucas sells new cars. She spends her time riding around demonstrating them. Henry Fraser and Dan Oakes own a loan company nicknamed Triple, be- cause of the amount you must pay back. John Hunsucker is now manager of the theaters in Florence, and we get all the best shows as soon as they are re- leased. Laura Dell Yarborough, Mary Edith Price, and Jennie Marie Rowell sew for their living, and it's said they only exist, but I don't doubt it, remembering our sewing class of '47! Lawyers are often good talkers and you'll believe me when I tell you that Mary Chappell and Norman Andrews are following this line of work. The congregation of the First Bap- tist church is now being kept awake by none other than Mary Sigmon at the console. Dr. Orion Finklea is said to be one of the most prosperous doctors in the B +51 524 country. QCould the fact that he runs a funeral home on the side have anything to do with it?j Helen jeffords, too, is a doctor, but you go to her at your own risk, as she has a sign that says, Not responsible for accidents. Still in the professional field, john Shannon, the psychiatrist, has finally cracked up. Poor boy, but we predicted it years ago. His most frequent patient was Rosalyn Senseney, and truthfully, I'm worried about her, too! Webster's dictionary will be very much out of style soon, as Betty Rose Reeves and Dorothy Powers are writ- ing their own, including all the ain'ts and so on that were counted wrong way back in 1947. Another shop on the main street of Florence is that of beauty operators Sue De Berry and Lottie Mae Woods. They have quite a trade from the males for permanents. jack Hamilton perfers a cold wave. Doris Hoffmeyer and Charlotte jones both work in theipost ofiice, and read all the mail. They are very helpful to the Gossip Club which Levera Timmons, Ina Claire Harper, Dorothy Hicks, and Dorothy Mae Andrews have formed. You can be sure of finding out every- thing and anything from them. The police force-you know, those people called cops in '47-has had quite a change since then. Deci Barbot, Buddy Scarborough, and jimmy Alder- man are the rip, roaring, ticket-giving Dick Tracy's and Dan Dunn's of this modern day. Their beloved chief is Vince None Flowers. johnny Harris is city dog-Chaser, and Donald johnson, the sheriff. Billy Gaillard resides in a bachelors' home, and keeps the yard trim. Earl Hudson, Richard Gardner, and Oregon Rogers keep him company. Next door is an old maids' home where jean Grimsley, Mary Anne Guilford, and Patricia King live. Preacher George Wilson lives right across the street. He's hopeful of a few marriages, and so are the old maids! Now for the McClenaghan High School news! Guess who is now the principal-none other than Mr. Liston Iler White, Ir. His assistant is jimmy Kelley, while the Superintendent of Schools is that dynamic, gigantic per- sonality, Charles fPeanutj Hodges. All three are strict disciplinarians and firm believers in the strong arm method of education for today's bumper crop of juvenile delinquents. Only last week Tom T s expelled for having referred to the honorable super- intendent as old sour puss. It is re- ported that the first official action taken by Mr. White upon becoming principal was to burrow his way into the old files and destroy completely all of his own high school grades. That is easy for us to understand, isn't it, old classmates of '47? joan Kirby has returned to High School, and is teaching Spanish. Imagine who's in her class? Yes, it's jimmy Holliday, Bobby McKinnell, and George McDaniel. It seems that they'll never get through that course. During the summer Frances Ann Estridge helps joan out in giving a special Spanish course for teachers, among whom are Dorothy Brothers, Doris McKenzie, and Janie Mae Hill. The present librarian has the worst trouble with Archie Muckenfuss, about standing at the magazine rack and talk- ing to the girls. Guess who's a-swooning and crooning at vocal music class-sure thing, it's Bobby Carroll, Bobby Fraser, and Hey- wood Collins. Three celebrities, mind you! You should hear that old school band now, led by Wade Stone. Alma Grainger gives special courses to the pupils on how to beat the drum that she used to rag so, way back when ..... Buddy Welch, too, is giving a little help, but as manager of Belk's, he's kept pretty busy. All the seniors now have their pic- tures made at the Snap studio, owned by Tom Kirkland, with the work done by Sara Ginn. Their slogan is, Where there's beauty, we take it, where there's none, we make it. This colossal motto was composed by Edwin Coward, whose stupendous mentality entitles him to the permanent job of slogan writing. jimmy Worrell owns a pavilion at Ocean Drive now. It's called jimmy's Ocean Jive. He has a number of as- sistants, among whom are Evelyn Grim- sley, Milvee Pridgeon, and Margaret Bailey, slot machine operators, and Fred jones, Earl Furman, and Lois Mc- Dougal, bingo callers. Dolores Summer- ford takes care of the popcorn stand, while William Gregory and Mary Salee- by run the bowling alleys. H. P. Galloway owns the French Doughnut Stand and is assisted by Martha Taylor. Mildred Hall operates a hot dog stand next door and is as- sisted by Patsy Fowler on the week-ends, but Patsy is living at Elim now, and is quite satislied it seems. Now, that's all the news for today, so goodbye until tomorrow at this time, when I'll broadcast from W. T. L. A. on Mars, and in the meantime be re- membering that wonder of a class of 1947. A +53 Y 7 - - r '- X ,H il X . , Vx. f- my T ,L - .1 Q Z,,J 5 1 , , D L ,M Y . -9 POST GRADUATES Post Graduates Betty Blagg, Millie Bonnoitt, Shirley Wolfe, Lewis Brunson, Charles Motte, Glenn Rodrique, Russell Stokes, Tommy Summerford, Major Summerford, Don Williamson, Stanley Langston, Curtis Summerford, and Dalton Stokes. Q Ck.. A :,,t,gJZ.4,f C 74,2 yyyy , ffl Ji'b71,f:lLf.g 2 rf , 'll H VETERANS Qs . ra:-C' sa-6 ' bf! if .9 544 9,29 sf' . .fv Veterans Harr Baker, jack Collins, Wfes Collins, jim Coward, j. W. Culberson, Sam Dixon, Bohhy Edens, Earl Furman, Richard Gardner, jerry Hall, Earl Hudson, james Humphries, james Kelly, Stanley Langston, james Padgett, Curtis Summerford, Major Summerford, Dalton Stokes, Starnes Weaver, Gene Williams, Don Williztniscmrlx, Mr, jo5ephLyles, Mr. , , George McCown. , 5 r f . J T! I , 'fi L,- T J 1' U if -DQS tj, 4-1 Q3 ,- L- S, K' 4, , . 'A ff 'rs 'Q . , A-'MJ , ' , .f . JDM , ,5 17 ff 41 Hag, 0 ,,v ra ,ix N DFS rx J: u QW Them xi: if ,K T4 X tri 'ixixfflr ' -. .M L X f 3 EQ ji 'Nli is at rev? fs 2? Cf' Q V 4 Mi fe QM- 1 ,g .f ff U . 1 mf, f N ,N -., f A , f'lQ 13,5 ' :Jfj 'A H, A ,. - , ' Q.-,Eu . I ' .- sw, KAQMJLJ. ' x Class of 1943 ,A Tommy Bailey, Betty Barefoot, Bill Barrineau, Earl Boatright, Betsy Childers, jack Collins, Gordon Dennis, Marilyn Douglas, Janet Ervin, Doug Glenn, Ramona Godfrey, Gene Hall, Manning Harrell, Mary Hilliard, Allen jeffords, Nancy King, Priscilla Lee, Frankie Linton, jack Lunn, Pauline Newsome, O. Padgett, Mitchell Palles, Raeford Perkins, Zelma Poston, Gary Rogers, Bobby Smith, Will Stradtman, Kenneth Thomas, Louise Tomlinson, Tommy Turner, Elvin Watson, Betty Ann XX'hite. ,af 1 '55 U' ,7 .NX 1 56+ yljilifi gi? , .mm , 6, Class ofzfjlgriyaiyrcl Hazelann Anderson, Billy Ashby, jack 5 'n Wade Avant, Leonora Badder, Billy Bagnal, Valerie Barbot, Bob Barham, mlmv, Vie Barringer, Lawrence Bowers, Richard Brackett, David Brown, Betty Burgh, Marilyn Camlin, Newell Coleman, Lucille Conyers, Martha Copeland, Ammie Lee Clarke, jimmy Crosswell, Marion Davis, Gordon Dennis, Carolyn Eades, Gene Edens, Willie Ervin, Edith Finklea, Lynwood Floyd, juanita Furse, Miriam Harlee, Cynthia Perkins, David Woodard, C. W. Turner. lhunn 207 Bobby Gandy, Dougie Glenn, Betty Godfrey, jack Gregg, Katherine Gregg, Vernon Harwell, Mary Haynie, Margaret Hewitt, Dorothy Hicks, Evelea Hicks, Carolyn Hinds, jackie Hodge, Barbara Howle, Charles Howle, Mary Ada Huggins, Robert james, Mary jane jerlords, Mary V. jetfords, jacquelyn james, Roger james, Crystaline jordon, Earl jordon, jack Kaufman, Sue Nell Lester, Alice Lide, Louisa Lovelace, Vance Loy. ll00lll 213 Evelyn Campbell, Willa Eaddy, Barbara Fields, Tyler Hill, Charles McCown, Harriet Mclnnes, Bob McLellan, Glen McLeod, james McLeod, William McLeod, Laura Mitchell, Ted Morton, Edward Newsome, Gloria Nichols, john Odom, Gene Parker, jackie Petti- grew, Richard Powell, joyce Ratliffe, Katherine Revell, Billie Robertson, H. Rogers, Hettie Roscoe, David Rotan, William Sandifer, Betty Seymore, joan Simpson, jack Stanton, jo Ann Stone, Kimsey Wood. s Kp' ' J fi 'H W ff I ff' as M 'i 10 4' 1 -:H :X Xe -u v Class of I949 B00nl2l4 jeff Bateman, Bobby Hyman, Harry Lewis, Bobby Pittman, N. B. Rogers, Dan Thompson, Charles Waters, Frank Watson, Hallie Mae Burrows, Virginia Creel, Everette Gause, Barbara Killinger, Betty Taylor, Glenda Thomas, Johnnie Lou Thompson, Harriett Tins- ley, Emma Tolson, Alberta Vause, Peggy Warren, Betty Lou Watson, Berta Lee Weather- ford, Pat White, jean Williams, Miriam Williams, Tressie Mae Williams, Helen Wilson, Beth Yarborough, Nellie Ruth jones. no0nl307 Birdie Bailey, Fannie Sue Brown, Naomi Eagerton, Elaine Evans, Lucille Green, Elsie Mae Harrell, l-Carolyn Hatchell,.Maude johnson, Lois McPherson, Helen Reed, Peggy Saunders, Sarah Stephens, Margaret Williams, Odell Council, Willie Sam Eagerton, Dick Edwards, Clyde Garrison, Charles Harrell, Bobby Hewitt, Grady Hinds, Leslie Ivey, Glenn johnson, Donald jordan, George josey, Marion Kirven, Donald O'Neil, Ray Snyder, Paul Webb, D. Matthews. Q9 . ,- fl '57 f' ,. . Class of 1950 Room 121 Linda Adams, Harriett Baker, Sue Bonnoitt, Edward Bray, Earline Broach, Ulysses Brun- son, julia Camlin, Freddie Christley, Bobby Davidson, A. M. Dozier, Harold Edmonds Gerry Freeman, Hazel Galloway, Mary Lee Gandy, Sarah Grantham, Nancy Harrelson, jack Hudson, Betty Jernigan, Nancy Kirby, Donald Lanier, William Long, George Mc- Cown, Anita McGrath, Louise Parker, Ida Dell Parrott, Gloria Pearson, Girard Rolfe, Diana Shivers, Virginia Solesbee, William Thomas, Elsie Turner, Harry Weatherford F, A. Weaver, David Xwinchester. 1 s lloom 302 Betty Brothers, Bobby Brunson, Barbara Corley, Frances Dingle, Barbara Dukes, Mar- jorie Edens, Dell Fraser, Betty jo Gore, Betty johnson, Margaret Lee, Kathleen Mosely, Dorothy Murphey, Bobbie jean Pack, Thelma Phipps, Mary Louise Rodrique, Shirley Thomas, Betty Turner, Bonnie White, Leonard Alston, David Anderson, Billy Bateman, Gene Collins, Donald Cutler, George David, Sidney Griffin, David Harwell, Bobby john- son, Garmon Johnson, Lawton johnson, Eugene Kennedy, Edward Najjar, james Potter, Gerald Scarborough, Donald Shane, John Snyder, Arthur Strickland, Tom Watson. Iloom 308 , Betty Lou Beal, Harriett Benton, Virginia Capps, Montee Cox, Marion jean Clyburn, Eleanor Durant, jo Ann Elmore, Barbara High, Virginia johnson, Frankie Lee, Elizabeth McCall, Betty Anne Miller, Carolyn Pender, Everal Rainwater, jean Sharpe, Louise Spires, Camilla Stackhouse, Barbara Turner, Elizabeth White, Tommy Anderson, Glen Barrett, Billy Burgh, George Christopher, Saleem Cottros, joe Dail, jimmy Dawkins, Homer Fore, Harry Gall, Marion Hines, Ruford Hodges, David johnson, George King, Perry Mellette, Edward Meserue, Cecil Perkins, Bobby Shane, Ray Turnage, Van Turner, jack Taylor. A Room 313 Bobbie Gene Allen, Edna Brewer, Blanche Coleman, Annette Deaton, Bobbie jean Eagerton, Betty Ann Gregg, jean Grimsley, Edna Keels, Kathryn Lee, Margaret Moore, jean Middleton, Nellie Richardson, Vivian Saleeby, Frances Seymour, Sara Tomlinson, Pat Tucker, Celia Welles, Isobel Williams, Marion Conyers, Pat DuBose, Billy Flowers, Eugene Flowers, Don Harrell, Steve Irick, Reggie jones, Richard King, john Lindsay, jack Murchison, Guy O'Brien, Harry Parker, Robert Pope, Leo Ruff, Pinckney Sims, Charles Willis, Gerald Youmans. lllllllll 319 Charlie Bigelow, Hubert Boatwright, Bobby Clark, Martin Daniels, Henry Dickman, Bub Edwards, Arnold Gaillard, jimmy Liakos, Billy Oliver, David Quick, C. E. McGee, Hallahan Poston, Larry Price, Fulton Rogers, Tommy Rogers, jack Sanders, joe Stack- house, Brantley Taylor, J. Mae Anderson, Patricia Barefoot, Juanita Bennett, Estaline Cook, Maxine Collins, Audrey Dallair, Camille Early, Uldine Hall, Mattie johnson, Virginia jordan, anice Kirv , Frances Lynch, Margaret Moffett, Barbara Oakley, Carolyn Shiver,!Margaret Tay dys Watson. Zwgllwff , fe ae .' . 4. Q59 60' llfficers of The Sophomore Prexidezzl . Vim-Pr'e,fide11t Sefretary . Trfa1.r1n'er SPIIIIIUI Class . Bob Barham . . jack Kaufman Betty jean Seymour . . Bobby McLellan Miss Roberta Andrews Ufficers of The Freshman Class Pmfidelzl . . Vife-Prefidenl . Serrefary . . Treaflzrer Sponfor . . Pinclmey Sims . David Harwell . Blanche Coleman Betty Jewell Turner Miss Louise Baxley +61 X Sw xx Q EM X 4 1 A .J W zaiif ' Hin 2, 1 Wgffgir A fi if ,, - Y' Q, i , we M y 451516 Hi bi Mia I X 1 V352 Y zilsi 2 , . mf, ug, W M N. I 'Z' +I' ' ,, E ff 'J A -It Q . Y gn.. N1 g 5 QM ...Z -LT' UW T35 gym: My 2,8 in 'S14', If , W gifff., ri 14,6 my i- 9 ' A 64' l Staff of the Florentine This staff alone knows the romance, the tragedy, the frustration, and the triumph which have made our familiar conference room a place of mystery to outsiders --a sanctum sanctorum of annual secrets. To the staff goes the blame or praise for this, our annual. Edilm'-ill-Chief . . .... Loren Mead Aymritzfe Edimr , . Frances Ann Estridge A,r,i'm'iafe Editor Bll.l'f1ll!,I'J' ll'ldNdcQ6P' Dorothy Brothers . Clarence Davis Ariiilazzl BlI.l'flI6J'.f Illdlldglll' . . . June Short A,l'.l'f.l'fdlIf Bll.l'flIUJ',li fllfzfzagei' . . Acfiz'itie.r Edilor Spvrli' Ifdilm' . pl7llfflgl'41pl7ft' Edilm' . . . . . A,i1ri.rf,411l Plfmlogmpfaic Edirol' , . A.l'sl'f.lifdIIf Plarzfognzplffir' Editor . Doris McKenzie Alice Bultman Billy Dusenbury . Bobby Fraser George McDaniel . Torn Kirkland Pmplnel . . . Sandra Moore Lairyer . . Lacy Harwell Hi.rlo1'ia11 . Chief Typhi . A .llffffdllf Typift A.fJ'iJ'fc1IIl Typiil A.l'.l'f.I'fd1If 'I'ypi.i't Walton jeffords . Jeanne Moore . Buddy Welch . Mary Sigmon . Patsy Fowler Family Adzirez' . . Miss Mary Manning Hanner llffieers of Student Governnnent Preiidenl . . Lucy Harwell Vice-Preiident . . Rosalyn Senseney Serrelizry-Treaiurer . jimmy McLeod The Student Council The Student Council is an evidence of our student democracy. The members, elected representatives of each of the classes, act as coordinators of faculty plans and student body plans, and cooperate with non-school groups in carrying out .worthwhile projects. Bob Barham, Betty Lou Beal, Alice Bultman, Marilyn Cnmlin, Henry Dickmun, Wriltamn Aleffords, jack Kaufman, Loren Mead, Pinckney Sims. Sp0!I.FUf'.l.' Miss Alice Brunson, Mrs. Arthur Fickling. 0F lf'll7EBS 01 STUDENT li0VEIlNMENT Tllli STFIIEN T lIOUNlflL 66 4 STUDENT ll0N0ll COMMlTTEE NIABSIIALS Student Honor Colnmittee lt is the duty of the members of the honor committee to do everything possible to promote the student honor code, and when called upon, to decide infractions of the code and also to interpret it. The Honor Committee is a direct result of the students' desire to attain the highest. Pruiidwzl ..................... Loren Mead Secreflmy ,.,,........,.. Bob Barham Spwzwri ....... Miss Roberta Andrews, Miss Marie Gregory, and Mr. joseph Lyles Mwufseris Vc-rida Blackwell, Alice Bultman, Blanche Coleman, Henry Diclcman, Alice Lide, Sandra Moore. Cynthia Perkins. Alrurfz.11u.i.' Dorothy Brothers. Frances Ann Estridge. Sarah Ford, Betty Godfrey, ,lack Hamilton, David Harwell, jimmy McLeod. ,Ioan Simpson, Pinckney Sims. Marshals These students rank tirst in scholarship for their first two years in high school. It is they who usher at all school functions. joan Kirby. Loren Mead, Frances A. Estridge, Alice Gregg Bultman, jean Hoggard, Dorothy Powers, Betty Rose Reeves, Helen xleffords. Dorothy Brothers. Mary Sigmon, Doris McKenzie, Jeanne Moore. Spwzoo-i . , ........, Miss Roberta Andrews and Miss Marie Gregory NATIQINAL ll0N 011 S0lIll'ITY 11000 CITIZENS , L rg . yo.-A x ff' I X 'f ,y,r,,,,, t National llonor Society National Honor Society membership has as its ideals-service, honor, scholarship, and' leadership. Students are admitted, hrst as pledges in their junior year, then as members in their senior year. Pretidenl . , , . . . Loren Mead Vire-Preriderzl . . . Mary Sigmon Serrerary . . . ..... Dorothy Brothers Treururer ...i..,. Frances Ann Estridge Spomori ..... ,.... . . Miss Marie Gregory and Miss Roberta Andrews Alice Bultman, joan Kirby, Helen jeliords, Sarah Ford, jean Hoggard, Betty Rose Reeves, june Short, Bob Barham, Cynthia Perkins, Margaret Hewitt, Betty jean Seymour, Alice'Lide, Sue Nell Lester, Billie Nell Robertson, Marilyn Camlin, Harriet Mclnnes, james McLeod. jack Kaufman. Good Citizens What better tribute could we pay to those students who are where they ought to be, when they ought to be, doing what they ought to do, than to call them Gam! Citizem, a title which they richly deserve. Billy Bagnal, Dorothy Brothers, Lucille Conyers, Betty jo Culbreth,,jeanne Dorsey, Marilyn Douglas, Frances Ann Estridge, Sarah Ford, Bobby Gandy, Dorothy Gerald, Betty Godfrey, Katharine Gregg, Vardell Gregg, Evelea Hicks, Tyler Hill, Robert james, Helen jeffords, Nancy King, joan Kirby, Sue Nell Lester, Doris McKenzie, Glenn McLeod, Sandra Moore, Ted Morton, jackie Pettigrew, Mary Edith Price, Milvee Pridgen, joyce Ratlitfe, Geraldine Scott, jaeger Smith, j. B. Smith, Vivian Smith, Peggy Thornton, Pat Wliite, jeanne Willizlms. rv 68' U X , , we , ., .11 lv' ,., -A V- .f ' 0 , V l ' fx' -' c -' Ii QUILL ANI: , scnou, t T TIIE STAEF 0E TIIE l'liLLOW JACKET uill and Scroll To he eligible for membership in this international society for high school journalists, a student must do superior work in journalism, must rank in the upper one-third of his class, and must meet the approval of the journalism adviser. Vir Bariinger, Dorothy Brothers, Billy Gaillard, Mary Evelyn Haynie, Margaret Hewitt, Louisa Lovelace, Patsy Schnibben, Mary Sigmon, Emma Tolson, Miss Emily Brothers, Faculty Adviser. The Staff of the Yellow Jacket Edilor-in-Chief .... . ,,....,.... . Billy Gaillard Managing Edilor . . Patsy Schnibben Fcltlllly Adviser ................. Miss Emily Brothers Congratulations to the Yellnu' facie! Staff! You have brought more coveted honors to our school than any other organization, and we should like to brag on you publicly! .. YM - ,J K n' 5,59 :ol 4, ', ll ji' V , s , H ., ,ky i-, ,ff .fi BAND Band MR. WALTER GRAHAM, Director Ever loyal, ever enthusiastic, the talented members of our band contribute greatly to the success of our programs. Under the leadership of their new director, Mr. Wtlltei' Graham, the hand is ever winning new laurels for itself. ,lack Atkins, Leonora Badder, Billy Bagnall, Richard Brackett, Newell Coleman, Martha Copeland, joseph Dail, George David, Henry Dickman, Pat DuBose, Patricia Elmore, Arnold Gaillard, Pearlie Goodman, Alma Grainger, Genie Hood, Barbara Howle, Charles Howle, Lawton johnson, Reginald jones, jack Kaufman, Marion Kirven, Novis McBride, Ted Morton, jack Murchison, Edward New- some, jackie Pettigrew, Bobby Pittman, Mary Saleeby, Gerald Scarborough, Betty jean Seymour, jack Stanton, Barbara jean Timmons, Tommy Waitsrrn, F. A. Weilver, Buddy Welcli, Stella Wliisen- hunt. Mixed 'Chorus MR. WALTER GRAHAM, Direrlor Nellie jane Boone, Richard Brackett, jean Brittain, Jewell Burdell, Helen Brunson, Helen Cato Boswell, Mary Chappell, Marilyn Camlin, Lucille Conyers, Marion Davis, Carolyn Eades, Patricia Godwin, Mary Kemp Griffin, Evelyn Grimsley, Buena Faye Hewitt, Ina Claire Harper, Barbara Howle, Charlie Howle, Charlotte jones, Vance Loy, Ted Morton, Alice Pullin, Cynthia Perkins, Betty Snipes, Levera Timmons, Martha Taylor. X X .M 70 4 Library Assistants Miss Dusenbury's helpers are pictured here in the costumes of favorite book characters, which they portrayed in an outstanding chapel program of the year. Betty Allen, Bill Ashby, Leonora Badder, Charlie Bigelow, Verida Blackwell, Ann Boone, Betty Brothers, Dorothy Brothers, Bobbie Brunson, julia Camlin, Marilyn Camlin, Mary Campbell, Maxine Collins, Annette Denton, Jeanne Dorsey, Willii Eaddy, Gene Edens, Betty Godfrey, Ramona Godfrey, Alma Grainger, Kathrine Gregg, Buena Faye Hewitt, Tyler Hill, Mary Hilliard, Jean Hoggard, Helen -Ieffords, Barbara Killinger, Patricia King, joan Kirby, Nancy Kirby, Laura Sue Mitchell, Jeanne Moore, Sandra Moore, Dorothy Powers, Billie Nell Robertson, june Short, Mary Sigmon, Ray Snyder, Lillian Sports, Wilde Stone, Bettie Taylor, Martha Taylor, Glenda Thomas, Trudie Thompson, Peggy WLIFFCH, Betty Lou Wfatson, Berta Lee Wealtherfmmrd, Starnes Weaver, Laura Yarborouglr. LIBRARY ASS ISTAN TS 'The Presidents Lacy Harwell . , Pl'L'l'fdt'lYl of Sllldklll Gwerrlzfftfzzf I.oren Mend . 4 . Preiidefzl of ibe llrnmr Cllllllllfllet' Wayne Brackett , . . P1-widen! of Ifae Swim' Choi Bob Barham . , Preiidwif of fha' Sopbwfinre Cltzii Pinckney Sims . . Prtfiidwzl of flw FN'l!7IIliIlI Clint P a t r 0 l Spfmmr ..................., Miss Helen Griffith Mary Sigmon, Betty Taylor, Harriet Mclnnes, Margaret Hewitt, Luvern Benton, Betty Rose Reeves, Jennie Marie Rowell, Bobby Fraser, Betty Ann Wltite, Mary Saleeby, Romonui Godfrey, Carolyn Hinds. These ure the students who are appointed to help maintain order and promote safety. THE PIIESIDENTSM PATBOL Q, We rrfffyfra V 4.0 'Q , H, ,A in I ,, M W.. . . X ., Ss DIST!! IBUTIVE EIlUI'ATION DIVEIISIFIED 0lfCUl'ATION Distrihlltive Education S,fmn.r0r ..... . .............. Miss Marie Gregory These students are our retail salespeople, who attend classes part of the day and till positions in uptown firms the rest of the day. The school gives the student theory training and the employer gives the student on-the-job experience. Earl Boatright, Ammie Lee Clarke, Virginia Cox, Jimmy Crosswell, Vince Flowers, H. P. Galloway, Grady Hinds, Billy johnson, Charlotte jones, Furman Ioye, J. O. Padgett, Dick Pridgen, J. H. Rogers. N. B, Rogers, Billy Roscoe, Bohhy Smith, Aurelia Terry, Don Thompson, Elvin Waltson. Diversified flccupation Spmzrorr . . Miss Richardson and Mr. Blanton Bettie Blagg, Millie Bonnoitt, Dorothy Gerald, jean Grimsley, Mary Ann Guilford, Mary Sigmon, Vivian Smith, Shirley Wrwlfe, Frank Capell, George Christopher, Dick Edwards, Lory Evans, John Hunsucker, Howard Jernigan, Donald johnson, Perry Melette, Norman Sturkie, Welburn Smith. 724 llffice Assistants Millie Bunnoit, HL-lcn Brunsun, BUl7blt'AlC1lI'l lidgcrton, Frunfes Ann Estridge, Hazel Galloway, Uldinc Hall, Mary livclyn Hitynic, Margaret Huwitt, Nancy Kirhy, jenn Middleton, Anita Dingle, Harrie-ttc Mclnncs, Patsy Schnihhcn, Gciutltlim Smit, lkggy 'lDl1Ul'I'llUI1, Shirley Wmrltc. Future Farlners of AlIl0l'iC8 Pretidezll . . . Lucy Harwell l'ire-Prftidwzl . . Norman Andrews Sfrret.n'y . . . Willialiit McI.cud 7iI't'tlllH'Vf . Willie Stun llalgwton Rtflnrlw' , , . David Harwell llHJl1'f7II1.l!1 . . . Marvin Hinos Adriiw . . , Mr. M. P. Nuliln Shfls Rfjmrlrr . . . . , . . . . . . Bill Culberson Menzlzerix Billy Bateman, jcff Bateman, Richard Barbour, john Campbell, Laverne Chcves, A, M. Dnzicr, Hunter Furs, Tommy Galloway, Clyde Garrison, Leon Gore, George Gregury, Tlwmzls Hill, Frank james, Stan james, Nlariun Lee, james McGee, Raeford Perkins, 'Ierotne Ratliff, Ben Rushing, Willitint Samdifcr, Nurmaln Street, jack Taylor, Carlton Timmuns, David Wftmtlalul. I 0l+'l+'ll'E ASSISTANTS FITTITIIE FAIINIEIIS 0F AlVll'IBll'A l l l FAST 0F JUNE MAIY l'll0l'Ell'l'Y Cast of June Niall june ll-lzlelu was the highly Successful cinnc-ily pies:-nts'-l by the clues nl' 19-17 untler the excellent tliiectiun uf Mr. Abbott Luke. George Avent, Helen Brunsun, Bnlwlwy Czirrull, Claicnce Davis, Snrnlm Ford, Mary Kemp Griffin, Buena Faye Hewitt, Herbert lvlcFurluntl, Ann Mclmuglxlin, A. W. Miller, Patsy Sl'llI'lll3l7Cfl. H, I.. Swilnwn, Wfelwstei' Williiiitis. Property Committee Defi Bnrlwt, Helen Brunsnn, Bnluby Carroll, Clarence Davis, Billy Gqiillilrel, letin Hnggurtl, Sadie Rue Huggins, A. W, Miller, Jeanne lNlunre, Sgintlin Ivlunrt-, P.1txy Sclmilwlwen, ,lune Short, Peggy 'l'l1nrt1tiin, Webstei' Willi.lrt1m. l'0MMlTTl+1lI lYlllll'l'l'lllSSllll'll who Sup purlc-cl TIN Flon-n line- Y ... --J-'r.1g ' I fiff Twgii LCA? V' zZ12f2L,' W' 47-4,2 A , A 114 f rx ,RLVV+'CZLQjlLALf'6ZLCj',?C f 5-'k.! f!'i.g, 0 K Q 7 P ff. As. -43, 4 ., ff ff IQ: A ,,, x ,I-s 0 ' pf K Nil The Ili-Y Clubs The Hi-Y clubs were organized to huild the bodies, minds, and spirits of their members, These Clubs wield il well-felt influence toward high clwzlrilcter, and strive to :accomplish mufh in the held of service to others. Uffim-rs SENIOR BOYS SENIOR GIRLS I0-nidwzz ...,.. A. W, Miller Preiidem ...,.. Helen jeffords l'ive-Preiidenl ..,.. Loren Mead Vive-Prriidwil ..., Doris McKenzie Sevremry-7'm1,i11rer . . Bobby McLellan Senenzry , , . -lean Hoggard Serge.1nl-J!-Anlli' . . . Charles Hodges TVTHHIIVFI' ....... Sillllll Ford Spnniur ...... I.. A. McCall, -lr, Spwnur ...... Mrs. james Gee SOPHOMORE GIRLS FRESHMAN BOYS Pfklfdtlll ....... Gene Edens Preridenl ..... Henry Dickmun Vive-Preiidwzl . ..,, Tyler Hill Vive-Pre.rider1! , Fulton Rogers Serrelilry , . . Billie Nell Robertson Serremry-Trmrlrrw' . Tom WKTISKIU ,Iil'6'dllH't'f . . Mary Evelyn Halynie Sergemzl-ir!-Arnzi . . David Harwell Spnnim- . Mrs, S. 0. Russell, jr. Sjmnmr . . . . I.. A. McCall, jr, FRESHMAN GIRLS Previdefll ...... Carolyn Shiver Ifi4'e-Preiidwzz . . Sara Tomlinson Serremrp . . . Shirley Thomas Trerunrer . . jo Anne Elmore Spm7.rm' ..... Miss Lena Gilbert 78' 1 f f' W, ff ,V 4,jNf iw . ' 'v llonor SIIIBSIIIBII in Dlaguzille lfalnpaign Deci Barbot, George Bonnette, Ann Boone, Nellie jane Boone, Dorothy Brothers, Alice Bultman, jewel Burdell, Betty jo Culbreth, Patsy Fowler, Billy Gaillard, H. P. Gallo- way, Dorothy Gerald, Mary Kemp Griffin, jean Grimsley, jack Hamilton, Lacy Harwell, jean Hoggard, jimmy Hutto, Helen jeffords, Betty Kendrick, Doris McKenzie, Bobby McKinnell, Loren Mead, Dan Oaks, Leonora O'Harra, Delmar Palmer, Betty Rose Reeves, Mary Saleeby, june Short, Mary Sigmon, jaeger Smith, Ellison Stokes, Dolores Summer- ford, Tommy Summerford, Peggy Thornton, Tommy Turner, Meredith Williams, Lottie Mae Woods. This man, the annual magazine campaign surpassed all year, led by june Short, high salesman, and Lottie Mae Woods, next highest sales- previous records. The campaign, managed by Wayne Brackett and Loren Mead, niet with outstanding success only be- cause of the long hours of hard work which these, our honor salesmen, contributed. Florentine would not have been a Without these good workers the 1947 edition of the reality. The seniors can never brag too much about our honor salesmen. Q2 l. Senior Homeroom Teachers 5. Steering Loinmittee of the Senior Class 2. Bank Assistants fl. Coaches of the Bobbie Sox Bowl Game .wi ' 79 80 4 Sc- ll i 0 r All:-nllanls MARY KEMP GRIFITIN CAROLYN FITZGERALD VERIDA HI,ACiKWEI.I. ANN MQLAUGH LIN fnot ilppcnringj kLh. L,,' my Cgowlf BEA UTIE S Nlay Qu 1-1-n MARGARET CQULBERSON Rluid of Honor BETTY MQDONALD S 0 ph 0 nn 0 r e A1l0lldlllllS CYNTHIA PERKINS BETTY GODFREY JOAN SIMPSON , I, . 4- jg , ,522 ,411 I , ' f , fu ,, .37 J' gs' AF:-eshmun Alle-lnlalnls BLANCHE COLEMAN BOBBIE CORLEY BOBBIE GENE ALLEN - lf We 48 ' 1 XX WM?ww,sff xfgw if N .,xf+5 y V?42Wf?w1f? f QM 29? I 9 K A , ,V . :vig , ,X ', v - ' ' 3 lf IA ' yjegjdldgj Q iff? if . f- ' KN ....f fb- - 1.0-p f '? 1 l 840 Coaches EDITH TOBIN X JACK SHIVERS Cheerleaders Pete Corley, jimmy Holliday, Shirley Wolfe, Buckshot Daniels, Helen Brunson William Gunnells. Baseball A scrappy and hustling Yellow jacket baseball team began the 1945 season with a conn- dent outlook on the coming schedule. The positions were held by the following: catchers, T. Summerford and Barhamg first base, Floyd, second base, Houck, Earl jordan, and Daniels, shortstop, Collins, Young, and Harold jordan, third base, B. Dusenbury. Cock- field, Dawkins, Hewitt, Walker, Temple, Campbell, Palmer, and Muldrow roamed the Ouffleld. The pitchers were Harold jordan, Floyd, and T. Summerford. As a whole the Florence High School Yellow jacket baseball team of 1945 did ex- ceptionally well. The team won 9 games and lost 4 with 110 runs against 70 for the opposition. Latta ......... North Charleston North Charleston Sumter .....,.. Florence Florence Florence Florence Sumter ....... . Florence Hartsville ..... Florence Hartsville . . . Florence Georgetown . . Florence f Columbia .. Florence Columbia ..., Florence Darlington . Florence Darlington . . . AFlorence Conway . . . Florence '35 Florence Ili ll Football Team. Tommy Bailey, Bobby Barham, Wayne Brackett, Lewis Brunson, Billy Camrabell, Bobby Carroll, Carl Cocklield, jack Collins, Wes Collins, Clarence Davis, james De Vane, Benny Edens, Billy Edens, Bobby lidens, Orion Finklea, Billy Gaillard, Wendell Gardner, O'Neil Gause, Charles Hodges, Donald Lanier, Bobby McClellan, A. W. Miller, Charlie Motte, Mitchell Palles, Gene Parker, lillison Stokes, Russell Stokes, Major Summerford, Tommy Summerford, Hf L. Swanson, Paul Webb, ller White, Gene Williams, Webster Williams, Bobby Woodside. Nltzzztzgea-r.' jimmy Dawkins and Richard King The Florence High School Yellow jacket football team of 1946 is leaving behind an enviable gridiron record of which this school should be proud. In achieving this goal the boys have striven loyally and faithfully. After two weeks of rugged and intensive training at Camp Forest this Summer, and led by our co-captains, Major and Tommy Summerford, the Yellow Jackets ' rolled up eight victories to four defeats. Our old rivals, the Sumter Gamecocks, whom we have been unable to defeat in the last sixteen years, again held their record by drubbing us I3-7 on November 28. Much credit for our team's excellent record this year goes to Coach Jack Shivers and his able assistants, G. W. Cloer and DI. Griffin. olfaptains- Major and Tommy Summerford 86+ Lake View Florence 69 Lumberton Florence 19 Orangeburg Florence 26 Darlington Florence 46 Camden . . Florence 7 Columbia . . . . . Florence 0 Hartsville . Florence 32 Georgetown Florence 26 Rock Hill . Florence U Charleston Florence 0 'Sumter . . . Florence 7 Grithn, Ga. . . . . 0 Florence 14 All-Southern Lewis f Lukie j Brunson or points for the Yellow jackets during the season, and both players were outstanding on defense, Brunson's running and kicking were considered as potent as his passing. In addition to his appointment to the All-State team, Brunson was named the player of the year in South Carolina and was chosen for the mythical All-Southern high school eleven. Because of their outstanding play during the past football season, Major Summerford and Lewis Lukie Brunson were honored by being chosen to play on the South Carolina All-State football team in the annual Shrine Bowl in Charlotte, North Carolina. Brunson, particularly, played a superb game in spark- ing his team to a victory over the favored North Carolinians. The Brunson-Summerford passing com- bination was consistently good for yardage All-Stare Co-Captain Major Summerford '87 80 Girls' Basketball Squad Wtii'king diligently, the members of the girls' basketball squad, under the expert coaching of Miss Edith Tobin,lare preparing themselves for the worthy opponents with whom they have scheduled games, Knowing their ability and spirit, we are predicting a successful season for our Vlacquettes. Cripmifz-Betty Barefoot O Mrzzzagenr'-jeanne Dorsey and Millie Bonnoitt 0 Cfmrfa-Miss Edith Tobin Betty Barefoot, Millie Bonnoitt, Sue Bonnoitt, Bobbie Brunson, Jewell Burdell, Betsy Childers, Bobbie Corley, Pete Corley, Betty -Io Culbreth, Marilyn Douglas, Edith Finklea, Sara Grantham, Betty ,lean Grimsley, Nancy Harrelson, janie Mae Hill, Mary Ada Huggins, Mary ,lane Ieffords, Nancy Kirby, joan Kirby, Sue Nell Lester, Frances Lynch, Betty Ann Miller, Gloria Nichols, Leonora O'Hara, Gloria Pearson, Kathrine Revel, Billie Nell Robertson, Mary Rogers, Geraldine Scott, Betty jean Seymore, Frames Seymore, Dolores Summerford, Peggy Thornton, lilizabeth Wlrite, ,lean Williiiiiis, Helen Wilsirn. , Boys' Basketball Squad The Florence High School Yellow jacket basketball team is fast whipping into shape for the coming season. Witlr Coach jack Hatchell guiding them, they are promising to live up to every expectation. Barnes Howle, Heyward Collins, and Jimmy Holliday are lettermen from last year. Oregon Rogers, Rhett Munir, Gene Parker, Alton Taylor, and Bobby Hyman played for the Y,M.C.A. last year. The rest of the team is made up of Dick Pridgen, Glenn Rodrique, Archie Muckenfuss, Dan Oakes, I., Baker, and Delmar Palmer. who is manager of the team. Bobbie Sox Teams The Notorious Dames, coached by Mr. joe Lyles, and the Blue jeans, coached by Mr. George McCown, played to a spectacular scoreless tie in the first Bobbie Sox Bowl game November 22 on Hicks Field before thousands of hysterically cheering spectators. The game was packed with laughs and thrills. with both teams complete to powder boys and male sponsors. . .E g il Powder Bowl Boys All we will say about this picture is, If you can't recognize them, we are not going to tell you!! You will admit that they look glamorous, won't you? I N3 at Er '39 Girls' Blsock F Club Preridezzl . . . . Geraldine Scott lf7ii'e-Pr'es'iduf1! . . Betty Barefoot Secrelurr-7'reio'1m'w' ..... ...... . . . Betty jo Culbreth S,fmf1.mr ..,... ......,..,.... M iss Edith Tobin 11l'I6lIlb67'.l',' Betty Barefoot, bllllic Bonnoitt, Betty jo Culbrctli, Gloria Nichols, Walltnvn juffords, Geraldine Scott. Boys' Block F Club Preridwll . . .... ,.......... W aync Brackctt Vire-Preridwzl . , Bobby McLellan Secretary-'I'1'm.sww' . Wendcll Gardner SIIJIJIZJIH' ,...............,,.. Miss Novice Kirven Bobby Barham, W1ly'HC Brzlckett, Lewis Brunson, Curl Cocldicld, Richard Cocklicld, Billy Campbell, Hayward Collins, jack Collins, Wes Collins, Newell Cox, Herman David. 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K- if Fl S thC 1 105 x .ww -J Q . sf Vik -.f Iv, 1 ,M Y Q ' A limens 0 J! jf 'I aters Funeral Home 'J' via rryfgajf ' 4 QA . 4-7 0, 'JG Jeweler 'Qferving lbzk Commumpf ., for 53 y6d7 .YD il? A. ik Where Quality and P A g Amy Rgh Ambulance Service C0mplm1mI5 and Bef! WZfb6! to the Graduate! Compliment: of of we FLORENCE .E E , S T E H m LHUHDRY Hammund's Self-Service fe 106 0 Ihe Miriam Frances Shop W e Can Fil Children from Cradle to College Girls'-Sizes 1 to 16 juniors-9 to 15 Boys' Wear-Sizes 1 o Complete I epar D t t o ncediW jf MBV' 3I3ff l fd 1 . X ,fy 9 t .U AA y soum CAROLINA fl' QW J OHNSON'S CLEANERS Dedim1ed 10 the Graduating Cfatrf of 1947 FLORENCE PHARMACY 111 South Dargan Street Florence, South Carolina 2? Complimenn 0 f N. B. BARooDY 273 9-U9 Complimenly of CHARLIE WOMACK 2? Complimrnzs' of SIIUTHEHII IIHIHIES, IHC. Xe' SEALTEST ICE GREAM FROZEN F0003 01080 Since 1916 LESESNE'S GROCERY MASSEY-HITE CROCERY STORE 225332225 Wholesale Distributors Cmzgralulatiofzr la the Clan PLEEZING FOGDS of '47 OCO NEE CHEE FLOUR 128-136 West Front Street Complimenlr of BOYETT,S GROCERY AND MARKET Compliment! of LEWIS GROCERY AND MARKET Cinngrafufafiond, C2144 of BLACKMON'S STUDIO 105 East Evans Street FLORENCE SOUTH CAROLINA 01090 X.,'Ab,.,, 6, ffffws , 'W Q V . aw ww! B XV 10- MMM i At xg 25 M fM'Wff ,ff ,W fla p! ff, 9W 1?A1?R X M206 gig WW 'ffkmjfgil RM' - xy . A I ' A ,D ' W Q3 , B' ,V ff VM W U PUR COLA BOTTLING CO QV' A Mfwyf W W1 sf' ' M5 -- ' M 'ff' k W dj ml I V nfllnl X515 P A ' ' AQ! We x' F ll Y 4Wan S-' fn the had e ljmfigi i - I iii- iff Cmzzpliwefzlr la the Clan of '47 Compliwenlr to lbe Clair of '47 COX MOTORS INC. CAROLINA SODA SHOP if? Si? C 0 II gratzzlationr Senior! from ,IACK'S SODA SHOP 303 East Cheves St. Nut Slllldiej' Om' Spefiallyu C0112 plimefzif and Bert Wirhef to the Graduater of '47 LEVENSON'S Exclusive But Not Expensive GOMPLIMENTS ja lie Cfcm of Zl7 ii? BARNWELL 81 DARGAN -1 QE! Azffdfe - IIAHIHINA STIIRES, IND YOUR FIRESTUNE DEALER it 124 North Dargan Street Florence, South Carolina ' 'Ill' lllllll l1lBIIIlIlHlSSllPPlY IIIIMPANY LUMBER SASH PLASTER CEMENT Post Oflice Box 589 A INCIIRPIIIIATIII J. C. Kendall, President and Treasurer MILLWORK SHINGLES DOORS LIME PAINTS Florence, South Carolina PREDLAN JEWELEH5 i' gundam .JQQcLcJQf1,1,cLrIfer5 118 NORTH DARGAN STREET OPPOSITE AIKEN AND COMPANY FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA OII2' CUNGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES T0 EACH 0F Y0ll SELECTED DAIRIES, INC. inopezrfg !9a5fe1,u'izec1! lair? Qfojucfjv PHONES 302 AND 303 FLORENCE, S. C Olfl, Oydfgg GRADUATES OF 1947 May the Coming Years be Filled with Success and Happiness DIXIE OIL COMPANY 158 N. CHASE AVENUE . . . FLORENCE, S. C. R. L. GINN, Distributor JQWJQW. . . UAE 2,000 WL Q! 0 ll3 0 CONGllATULATIONS ANU SINEEHE BEST WISHES TU ALL SHAUUATES MAY YUUH FUTURES TEEM WITH HAPPINESS ANU SUEEESS W ! Youn Fnlswow :neon .JEWELERS lla, X 14-o W EVANS STREET eule o f 0 1 A110 jm'enJ5 TM M1140 male MH ..:' LZBOOALVL FTXTURE CCDMPANY 'II44 yyusga. .., QIDETJS grae. -..Dt-aux, 5-,N UUA fm Qsssu , 5' 1 NU- I Aan. Congmlulatzbm ' if Class of 1947 Employees o A lhe llapital lile aml Health Insurance Company - Hospitalization ' I District Ollice 313-A West Evans Street Phone No. 1572 - FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA ongrafwfafiona To the members of the graduati l class of the McClenaghan High School we extend sincere co tulations and best wishes for a most happy future. It seems only yesterday that you were just entering school- next thing that we know you've grown up-and are gradua- ting! Clear-eyed and courageous, you are ready to face today's problems, ready to plan for the future. Whatever your plans are . . .. business career or home life . . . may your futures be bright in every way. FLORENCE MORNING NEWS 'll5' C ow plimezzlx 0 f SHITIRWS . QUALITY FUUTWEAR . . Phone 1658 Florence, South Carolina STEIITS GLUTHIERS AND FURNISHERS 231 116 West Evans Street Florence, South Carolina CUlllpljf'llL'lIlJ' of S. H. K R E S S and Company 223 Where You Can Buy Merchandise At Prices You Can Afford To Pay C om plimefztr of MCCOWN-SMITH COMPANY 121- GET A FIT FROM CLYBURN THE TAILOR Phone 1208 Opposite Western Union +1160 C07I1pl1l7Ic'7ll.l of FLUDD'S GUN 8: LOCKSMITH SHOP Sales and Service Keys for any type of locks Safes Opened Combinations Reworked 122 S. Ravenel Street llll Pllllllll lllll lillllllllllll GOODYEAR Tires and Balleries GENERAL ELECTRIC Appliances and Radios Sporting Goods Car and Home Supplies Across from the Court House Phone 1152 123 N. Irby Phone 16-40 C z I z' mfgwwwm KIRBY'S HATCHERY Hanson Sporting Guilds 73? Florence, S. C. Baby Chicks Purina Feed Dressed Poultry Poultry Supplies and Remedies, Garden and Field Seed of All Kinds 714 S. Irby St. Phone 1716 'll9' 9f,g',, Q' iiliffff jjj DIXIE CHEVRQLET, mc. ,ff , If ' ' WlyfWe6l,ilfaldg4ef6lZ:l:Used Cars ,WV Mfqy 4 ,AJ MA PH O 11901 sl 47 My N. B T. I' I . FLORENCE, s c, 5 1 7w,,,f Harrell Milling Company .fllanufacturvrs of S U N K I S T COIlN GRITS f R 55 Ali +5 E W iii? is EE?Qf?QxQ f AZVVMWVMJD 14'--55V ' ' Vw, Jw 41, kg ew W 51 WZ Q! ncingratulau s and Best W1shcs My MZ Mio' wwf Q ' Q58 !Z4M f4'MA jA 4 WWA ,f56ffTVffmGf fmfV ' W 1 Mfr . 15a 'ff L1 1 'y ' 'lf 1691 'Lv Q , , bf! I I N .Zz , IH. QV A ffyf 71 A X -70149 -. 1' Mgofufu Mx!! - ,ZZ , , ,Lf fJ , V L2 ' 114 f M X' CWM, fx! ff hy f 52012, XX 2 1445764 'Ld U46-v,,,!f ZZ! ,ZW f' mf 2-5 f2LG! !,p,qp.ve ' J 42f ww' SQ W A ff , , JZ, L fy: .'A, . JL-ati, X L' , ,.... ,. TZQQ ,, x , , L . . Zdf R A A W ff ,M A 3 ERV 5 P 1i450fLa , 'fx . LWVXL lb ' l yy l ' 1. . A , - .. ! 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