Monticello High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Blair, SC)

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 CLASS HISTORY While seated one day my mind began to wander and passed over the years we spent at Monticello High School® The dimmest recollection I have Is when we reached the mature age of six and began our first year at school. Miss Annie Coleman greeted us at the door and introduced us to our school life We passed on to our second year whore we were taught by Mrs, Essie Turner and we began to feel that education was very important to a successful life In the third grade we were taught by Mrs® McWhirter; in the fourth, by Miss Glenn, and In the fifth by Miss Betty Coleman, Our first experience with a man teacher was in the sixth grade with Mr Hlott® From there vie went to the iseventh grade where we met Miss Sarah Coleman and prepared for high school. Then, we entered high school as grown and mature individuals, Mr, Powell then took us and we passed on to the ninth grade. There Miss Buzhardt met us and guided us throu the ninth and tenth grades® Then we became dignified Seniors in the class of 1946, We had dwindled our thirty-two students to a small number of twelve. The members of oiir class are; Grace Blair, Buddy Barbee, Annie Penrle Cromer, Allen Graham, Allene Graham-, Dennis Florence, ary Jo Ladd, George Wilkes, Ann Miller, George Yongue, Annie Laura Lindler, and William Ramey Out of the number, all but Dennis Florence and HISTORIAN; Annie Pearle Cromer

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WILLIAM RAMEY Bill William is a slow, easy-going, fellow But he’s well-liked by his classmates. Even though he says very little, we all know the swell fellow he is® Luck nd happiness $0- s. prstty ni a guy! ■tm GEORGE WILKES Nipw George, the originator of all of our ideas, who is our chief spokes- man on most occasions. The life of the party - the fellow who con danco - that’s n Nip1 . The future we kno? will hold quite a bit for George, GEORGE YONGTJE B6Gpeepw On all occasions he’s always there with his quick wit and infectious laugh BoM is one of the popular members of High School whoso chief interest Is baseball Life should b© good to Bo t

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 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of 1945-46v 'f Monticello High School, Strother, South Carolina, wish to make this our last will and testament To our dear school and faculty, wo leave a per- iod of rest and peace, freo from all interruptions and troubles caused by the Seniors To the Junior class, we will our dignityf hopi; that they will live up to the standards that the present seniors have set To the Sophomore class, we bequeath our friend: disposition toward the faculty To the Freshmen, we leave our studious ability Vfhich will be neccessary if they are to grow into seniors, To the Trash Pile, we bequeath our books as we ve acquired all knowledge possible fron their pages, HERE'S THE TREASURES WILLED BY EACH OF THE INDIVIDUAL SENIORS, BUDDY BARBEE wills his athletic ability to Pet- Price , GRACE BLAIRV.bequeath her giggles to Nancy Wilkes. ANNIE PEARLE CROMER will her excess fat to Dorothy Fuller® GEORGE WILKES, requests that William Taylor accept part of his ability to make A's in geometry, ALLEN GRAHAM bequeaths his shyness with the girls to Dewey Icard and Arthur Weeks® ANNIE LAURA LINDLER wills her ability to gain MASCULAR friends to Ethel Cromer® m . K ALLENE GRAHAM wills her tallness to Emily - Traylor® N