North Augusta High School - Sandspurs Yearbook (North Augusta, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

if WM' iw Av Q aww .ww 8 ' mmf N X W' THE 1947 SANDSPURS JEAN CRAIG FRANCES KENRICK M 9 X , I I . ' 9 5 X, v 13 2, U Ediior ana er The Senior Class of 1947 presents the year in review through the pages of . . JEAN CRAIG ...... ........ E ditor GRADY DANIEL .......... Photog ph Edt FRANCES KENRICK - - ..-- Business Manager JOHN BANKS - . - . . -Assistant Photographic Edt SUSAN GAUGER - - - . - -Advertising Manager OPAL EVANS . . --.------ Literary North Augusta High School Yearbook North Augusta South Carolina Volume Twenty THE SANDSPURS JIMMY BARROW . . .... Athletic Editor WAYNE HALL . . . ..... Art Editor LOUISE MILLER . . . . Assistant Athletic Editor BETTYE SINGLETARY , . . . Circulation Manager ELAINE KIRKLAND . . . . Feature Editor MISS FRANCES TODD . . . . . Faculty Advisor In recogmtuon of hrs outstandmg Ieadershrp rn promotrng better athletrcs and a better understanding between stu dents and faculty we the members of the Senror Class dedicate the I947 edrtron of SANDSPURS to our Prrn crpal, COACH S E STILLWELL ALMA MATER ln the hills of Carolina Stands my Alma Mater 'Fairg My beloved North Augusta, With whom no other can compare. 'Twas there that teachers lent their aid To guide my climbing steps. And taught me how to drinlc the cup Of knowledge to its depths. Chorus Thy praise l sing, to North Augustal Soon the parting time will come, My love abides with thee, We must each go a different way, You have a heart's devotion, While in your walls you gave to me And forever my loyalty, A gift l shall lceep for aye, Thy praise I sing, North Augusta, My heart is bound by memory's chain Within each room and hall, Of my noble Alma Mater- The fairest school of all. My love abides with thee. FOREWORD The I947 SANDSPURS follows no clefmrte theme lt rs rather a plctorral Interpretation of lnfe on the North gave each student so complete a fule of thus year that by glrmpsrng through these pages memorres of I946 I947 wlll be brought vrvrdly to hrs mind Augusta High campus. The SANDSPURS attempts to CONTENTS Dedication Faculty Classes Activities Athletics Features Advertisements OUR TRUSTEES MR J MARION ADAMS MR RUSSELL BLANCHARD MR L VERNON MADDOX The trustees ot the North Augusta High School are Mr Marion Adams Mr Russell Blanchard and Mr. Vernon Maddox. Through their interest and capability, they have helped the school to progress. We wish to express our appreciation for their faithful and untiring service. OUR SUPERINTENDENT Our superintendent, Mr. Paul Knox, was born in Abbeville County, South Carolina, September 9, I90I. After he 'Finished from Wofford Fitting School, he entered Wo'Fford College and was graduated in l922. He received his M.A. degree from the University of South Carolina, doing further graduate work at Peabody College. Mr. Knox taught in western Nebraska and several places in South Carolina before coming to North Augusta in i926 as high school principal and coach. He was made Superin- tendent of the North Augusta Schools in I928. Mr. Knox is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, charter member of the North Augusta Lion's Club, a Mason, member of the Board of Stewards of Grace Methodist Church, holds a life membership in the South Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers Association. His 'Favorite study is science and favorite pastime is gardening and golf. Mr. Knox's home is graced by his wife, who is very capable and always charming. He thinks the rearing of his three daugh- ters is fun and VERY interesting. Our superintendent is capable, forms his opinions on well-based conclusions, and works constant- ly for the advancement of the school. Truly he is a man of great ability. MR STILLWELL MISS TODD M S E Stlllwell AB Mrss Frances Todd AB Prmcrpal and Drrector ot Athletrcs Englrsh Commercral Law Mathematrcs History Economrcs Wrnthrop College Umverslty ot South Carolina Graduate worlc at Duke Umverslty and Mrss Frances Strawhorn A B Mathematrcs Lander College Graduate work at Dulce Umversrty and Appalachaan State Teachers College MISS STRAWHORN Umversrty ot South Carolina CDUR Mrs James Godfrey AB French Latin l-hstory and Lrlorary Wrnthrop College Graduate work at Emory Umversuty MRS GODFREY r... ,.. ,.. , , y . ,.. . ,.. l 'FF MRS. HAMILTON Miss FOOSHE Miss DERRICK Miss GREENE Mrs. E. Winslow Hamilton, B.S. Miss Mary Fooshe, B.S. Typing, Shorthand, History Science, Home Economics FACULTY Miss Helen Derrick, A.B. English, Mathematics Agnes Scott College Lander College Miss Lois Greene, A.B. Science, History, Civics Winthrop College A C 4 I A .-QQ: - pg. I if 9 y ,1 5' J. .Lf 'L i, Those who served Vlvlan Humphnes Wanda Balley Kaihryn Hall Joanne Dunbar Peggy McCool One of hu: Inghter moments Ellen MCNM, Q Coach Shllwell of I967 Those V110 pCCk8d Big Bfgmg Merfhd Ann Jean Craig Vglgdlgtorlgn Pen Mgyggn M5'Sarei Hams Salufatorlan Jean Craig Lf 2 D. A. R. Award-Frances Kenrick. in-, ' ' f K' :iz W- YWYHHWMKQWM S i A? V 'W .A v. ' -mamma H0 9? f ,, ' ' N V M .., ,...,4, ,. , . ,1 v it 4 X 2 g E Q A .M,.....,........M.........4M... ii. 2, v A 4: - . .ifrf , 1, 5 Q ' ,,,m.-MMvw-.y4+qsqqpugpo'u..f.-..f.-..-....,-,,4 u- 'aww-Aw i AAV- , K.. z...,g... Q, fi Q 5 E 4 -W.. W X 1 f J N ,V S R Nj I Q Q54 ! 'P I X 'ii- A I vis 5, Q ' 1 sa an A ' ' ' ,gg A , ' N: , .v ' f 1. 9 ff Q fa FRANCES KENRICK President SENICJR CLASS GFFICERS 5 I ' - I .A 4 JEAN cams G E ,Q Vice-President pf. fig R523 :K 'J H I V4 X :dig . - f ,, 5755? , I A' 2952 I ' HARRY MCNAIR WILLIAM HOOTON Secretary Treasurer FRANCES KENRICK, JEAN CRAIG, HARRY MCNAIR, WILLIAM HOOTON SENVQRS HELEN EUZABETH BAILEY A-wr Mmreu- wk- Hair is crowning glory , , , rntcrestrng eyes . srnilc that spcats all sincfrty, Honors 4-H Club, '44, '45: YELLOW JACKET, '44, '45t Glee Club, '45, '46: Good-Naturcd, '47. JOHN MILTON BANKS C-roober Foot Faithful and loyal . . . his fingers and the lcey- board will lead hirn to tarne. Honors Band, '44, '45, '46, '477 Orchestra, '44, '45, '46, '47g Manager ot Football, '45, '46: Scorelceeper Basket- ball, '467 Junior Play, '467 Manager Physical Edu' cation Class, '45, '467 Most Dependable, '47: Pian- ist tor Junior High, '47: Marching Band, '47g As- sistant Photographic Editor tor SANDSPURS, '47. JAMES OTIS BARROW Jimmy Curly hair . . . good-natured . . . belongs to the jolly group , . . well lulced. Honors Safety Patrol, '44, '457 YELLOW JACKET Stati, '45: Junior Play Committee, '46: Band, '44, '45, '46, '47p Orchestra, '44, '45, '46, '47: Sports Editor tor SANDSPURS, '473 Most Ambitious, '47I Man- ager of Football, '47. JOHN BURRIEL BATES, JR. Beagle Wrtty . . . interested ir' fnusig D . A lrlres a good time . , easy-going and cornpletcly unhurried. Honors Attendance Honor Roll, '44: YELLOW JACKET Statt, '44, '45: Football, '44, '45, '46, '47: Baslret- ball, '44, '45, '46, '47: Baseball, '44, '45, '46, '47: Band, '44, '45 '46, 47: Orchestra, 44, '45, '46, '47g Ailren County Dance Band, '45, '46, '47: Physical Education Battallion Leader, '46, SENIORS CAROLYN GEORGE BOLTON SeCbee Good memory . . . energetic . . . iwirlfr in llrig band . . . always smiling . . seldom worrrrs. Honors GI-rr Club, '44, '45, Senior Commitiec, '46: YELLOW JACKET Stall, '46, '47: Library Club, '47g Tr:-asurvr Library Club, '47: Drum Maioreflc, '47. JEAN CAROLYN CRAIG BobbyIoeks Attractive, big, blue eyes . . . peaches 'n er ani complexion . . . good student. Honors Scholastic Honor Rall, '44, '45, '46: Attendance Honor Roll, '44, '45, '46: Beta Club, '46, '47: Class Secretary, '46: Glce Club, '46: Junior Marslral, '46: A-Lilo Club, '46, '477 Editor-in-Clricl ol SAND- SPURS, '47q Class Vrceflpresident, '47g Gym Class, '463 YELLOW JACKET Stall, '46, '47: Library Club, '47: Quecn Cliairrnan, '473 Miss Senior, '47: Miss High Miss, '47: Salutatorran, '47. GEORGE GRADY DANIEL, JR. Gull for blondes . . . musically inclined. Honors Baslrctball, '44, '45, '46, '47q Band, '44, '45, '46 '47q Orclreslra, '44, '45, '46, '473 Baseball, '45 Photographic Editor lor SANDSPURS, '47g YEL Q LOW JACKET Stall, '44, '45: Good-Natured, '47 at Class Poet, '47. Q.-5,4 , . EULEEN VIVIAN DAVIS Shania possesses nruelr pep and vitality . . . rvady lor play , . , lworsebaclc rider . . . rrnpulsiyu. Honors Attendancc Honor Roll, '4414-H Club, '44, '45, '462 4-H Club Diploma for Outstanding Work. Wriics pociry . . . good-loolcing , , , fondness WAYNE ROBERT HALL, JR. 'Dudll Not afrard of work, but definitely not in sympathy wrfh rf . . . docs hls part when rf Corncs to art. Honors Art Editor for SANDSPURS, '47. SENIORS OPAL JEAN EVANS Ona Dean, A Clem-r grrl rn sv-:ry way . . , shrg will rnalc: a great success sofn-: day . . . good-naturv rom.,-cl with sinsc. Honors 4,H Club, '44, '45, '46T YELLOW JACKET Slall, '45, '46' Award on V-E Day Essay, 45: Litwar, Eo tor for SANDSPURS, '47: Most Arnbrtrcus, '47' Srgmor Rvportcr, 477 Class Lawyor, 47. SUSAN RAE GAUGER HJIPX V Loves to laugh . . . Ent.-lvctual , . . popular , , lntercstrng Cor'-ffrsatronalrsf. Horrors St. Gcncyicvc of the Plncs: Musrc Award, Baslrci ball, Glec Club, Honor Roll, '44: N.A.I-LS.: Scholas tic Honor Roll, '45, '467 Secretary of Horne Room 45: Gym Class, '46: Bala Club, '46, '47: Band, '46 '47: A-Lite Club, '46, '47: Most Popular, '47' Aol vcrtrsrng Manager of SANDSPURS, 47: Junror Ma' shal, '4b: Play Conwrnlft-3-5, 467 Cha-Qrlaaclcr, '47 Class Quarry '47' Charm-ran of Dcccratlon Cornfnri tau Jun or-Scnlor, '46: Trgasur-:r of Bda Club, '47: af: FRANCIS THEODORE HAMILTON 'T-id Excitabl-2 . . . yourg busrrrcss man . . . rnrsA :h ,yous grrn . . . can acccrmplrsh a grrgar d,aI wr .gr- hc wants to, I-lo ors Football Marraggr, '44, 45' Tynlsr fzr YELLOW JACKET, '47, 5- aw, A 'rf IRIS MAY HOWARD Manu SENIORS MARGARET MAE HARRIS mflnyv' Good-Naturwd . . . swcci srniIc . . . many Irwnda . . . quid and aIways cffncrgnt. Honors Gym Class, '46: Typist for YELLOW JACKET, '47- SANDSPURS Typist, '47, WILLIAM ALBERT HOOTON I'WrIIxC . . . IriCrrdIy . . . pranksfer. Honors Most Ir:,:ndIy, '46: EootbaH, '46, '47g Baslrctba '46, '47: Most Popular, '47: Uass Trcasurar, '47 Gantcd and srncuc rr r Irr Pd hold I v friendship dear . . 'Iron a sweat and kind disposr- BETTY JEAN HUFF 'Smurf' Cnny,'rsatlorraIisL at largc . . . Dcrscd . . . on who ns always bubblrng cyur wrtrr arrrmatron, I-Ionors GIM CIub, '44: Junior Play, '4b: Assstani Ari Editor for YELLOW JACKET, '46. Good sport . . , dcfrmte ldcas . . . wel!-Irizgd SENICRS JUANITA HUTCHINS Nita Unusua' dimp cs . . . to lcnow l'ier is to lov-3 tier . . the wit and lit-W ot cvery class. Honors Member ot Glee Club, '44, '45, '46, '477 Presidentot Gle-3 Club, '47Z Attendance Honor Roll, '44: Most Witty, '47: Gyrn Class, 47. JAMES WALTER KENDALL Jir'nn'1y Dependable . . . lilcable . , , a friend sincere . always tull of tun and good ctieer. Honors Attendance Honor Roll, '44, '45, '46: Class Treas- urer, '45j Junior Play, '46: Safety Patrol, '45, '46, '477 SANDSPURS Typist, '47. FRANCES ELIZABETH KEN RICK Frankie Deals in deterrninatuon . . . very versatile . tull 'o tun . , . perpetual rusl'i-arounderf' Honors Vice President, '44: Home-Room President, '447 Band, '44, '45, '46, '47: Orchestra, '44, '45, '46 473 Library Club, '45, '46, 47: YELLOW JACKET. '46, '473 Junior Play, '46: Junior Marshal, '46: Gym Class, '46: Speaker at Junior-Senior, '467 Junior Editor tor SANDSPURS, '46' Class Treasurer, '467 Beta Club, 46, '47: Scholastic Honor Roll, '44, '45, '46s Attendance Honor Roll, '457 A-Lite Club, '46, '477 Geometry Exam, '467 Marcliing Band, '47: Class President, '47: Business Manager tor SANDSPURS, 47: Most Dependable, '47: Treasurer ot Beta Club '47: D. A. R. Award, '47, KATHERINE ELAINE KIRKLAND Candy Ladylilfe qualities . . . no doubt about deoend- ability . . . conscientious about everything , . . petit-Q and swe-ft. Honors Horne-Roonw Program Cliairnnan, 44, '45, 477 Jcric' Marshal, 463 Honor Poly '46' Clrrairrnar' ot Jun CHS-gnior invitation Cornrnittee, '46? Decora- tion Cornrnittee ot Junior-Senior, '467 Beta Club, 46, '47' Feature Editor tor SANDSPUR5, '47: Ot- tie Assistant, '47: Prografn Chairman ot B-:ta Cub, 47' A-Lite Club, 46, '47' Lately to Succeed, '47: Class Historian, '47. ass lrvasurur, '437 Horno Room Chairman, '44q Gr WILMA CLAIRE LAZAR Williai mi-t child . 4 . y-fry neat . . . practical typo . . . light browncttc , . sincere. Honors U rn Class, '467 Attandanct: Honor Roll, '453 4-H Cl I3 '46 GLORIS MOSELLE LAMAR HMO.. Enthusiastic tallmr . . . agracablu girl . . un prcdrctabl-5 typo . . . lilfvs to laugh Honors Paps School, Savannah, Gcorgraq Library Ciu '44: GI!-6 Club, '43, '44, J Sports Queen WILLIAM PENLAND MAYSON, JR. Pen A raft: compound of quality, sense, and humor. Honors Satcty Patrol, '44q YELLOW JACKET, '44Z Siholas- tic Honor Roll, '44, '45, '46: Band and Orchestra, '44, '45, '46, '477 Basclaall, '45: Baslnctbaly '45, '46, '47q Football, '46, '47g Junior Marshal, '46: Junior Play, '46: Junior-Senior Speaker, '467 Motion Pic- ture Operator, '46, '47: Bcta Club, '46, '47I A-Lita Club, '46: Most Lilugly to Succeed, '477 Senior Class K-ng, '47q Valodictorian, '47. MARIANNE LUCKEY l'lANV'lf'lC . . . easy going . . along with , , , lilccs to ride hos acl: Honors 4-H Club, '44, '45, '461 Band, '463 Gyrn Cas '47: Most Athletic, '47g Captain ol S nrcr r Team, '47q Gym Ncws, ' SENIORS HARRY HAMPTON MCNAIR Mac G--nial personally , . . quiclr and liy-'ly . . . nappy and gay. Honors V.Qc President, '44q Scholastic Honor Roll, '44, '45Z Atligndance Honor Roll, '44, '45, '46: Football, '45, '467 Class Vice President, '46: Class President, '443 1 C Junior Marshal, '46q Junior Play, '46: Most Siudrous, 46: Class Secretary, '47: Physical Education Squad Leadur, '47: Class Proplwt, '47. ROBERT BUTLER MEALING Bob A perfect guntlcrnan , . . considerate of otimrs . . . nice to know . . . wall-groornud . . . wall' controlled disposition. LOUISE EVELYN MILLER Lu4Lu Personality Dlus . .not irnrnunc to gossip . . . Oul- spoken. Honors 4-H Club, '44, '457 Glee Club, '44, '45, '46, 147i Gossip Editor for YELLOW JACKET, '45, '47t As- sistant Gossip Editor lor YELLOW JACKET, '467 Ciyrn Class, '46, '47: Junior Posture Contest, '467 Girls Athlutia Editor lor SANDSPURS, '47t Queen Manager, '46. ..,., - 4.4-1 'H 1' 1 f i f ' fi if if HAROLD KENNETH MORGAN ir, f ' 'Q Blind lair , , a ganuirw tllrgr ol tr-' soil . . Q ' f lun-lcyifa , , arlabl- '... p'actir,al, f Honors , ' 44-l Club, W44, 45, '46, 47. 1. ' - , ,M SENIORS MARTHA ANN O'DELL Dale Drgcrdrgd lilces and drsliluts , . . monngntary un- lhusrast . , . lwabrlual talk.-r . . . optirnrstic , . srldorn drslmartvnvd . . . varlrgd rniwrusls. F Honors Gym Class, 46: Att-'ndanog Honor Roll, '46: Typnsi for SANDSPURS, '472 Typist lor YELLOW JACKET, '47 AUDREY OWENS HJunlor Jvcpors, darlc-brown pccpcrs , . usually on the go , . . Colorful dresser , , worries lrttlc. Honors Glw Club and Junior Play Cornmittov, '46, MARTHA JANET PETTIGREW l'Musclcs Aftractiyvly dirnpled . . . blonde . . . non-worry' ing . . . a frucndly miss . . . curly lnarr. Honors YELLGW JACKET Stall, '44, '46Z Library Club, '46. BETTY JEAN POWELL Betsy Hcad ol vcd . . . lranlc aboui Everything . . . yory genial person . . . drscriminatrng . . , lndustrlous . . . arnbltrous. Honors Trcnion High School: Class Prusrdcni, '44, '45, l46f Beta Club, '44, '45, '46: J, H. A. Club, '45, '46Z Prcsidoni of J. H, A., '46Z Jumor Play, '46, SENI ORS Wana Endowed with blonde curls , , . never rr a bad humor . . . scrrous yct lows to jolrrz , , . con- tagrous grrn. Honors Safvty Patrol, '44, '45: Basketball, '44, '45, '46Z 4-H Club, '44, '45. CHARLES LUCAS RAMBO Red Brillrant personality . . . talres his time . . . On the watchout tor tum , . . happy-go-lucky , . . shy. Honors Football Team, '467 Junior Play, '46, ,y ,sg Football, '44' 4Al-l Club, '44, '457 A . M. ELIZABETH SINGLETARY Bettye Rfsporrds to responsibility . . . annaz ng amount ot' energy , . . busy among the bees. Honors Gl-ie Club, '44: Attendance Honor Roll, '443 Class Presldent, '44, '46, Home-Room Pr-Jsrdent, - rrrrlf-rr Orihfstra, 45' Gym Class, tor Junror Play, '46: Library Marshal, '46' Scholastlc l-lorcr Roll, '44, Pr-:sldcnt ot Lrbrary Club, '46, '477 YELLOW JACKET 46, J, ,. Fdtort 'IWTTY7 46, 4fT A-Lite Llu Staff, '46, '47Z Toas master at Jun or-S-znror, '46: Busrmgss Manager or Queen, 46' B-gta Club, 46, Club, '47' Most Interesting, 473 l-lea leader, '477 Class Program Chairman, GEORGE MARSHALL STARNES Star F.'l ot jokes and wit ls he , . . usually lrnows what gc-gs . . . fcllrng gat , . . easrly excited . , . amataur comedian Honors Band, '44, '45, r .rs Squad, '46, '47: Orches- . wa, we- Wray, '47. 473 Prusldart ot B ta Cl Ch r '47. sANDsPuRs, '46' Charrrnan tor Trclcvff C Club, '46, 47: Jun or '45, 46 HENRY HAROLD THOMPSON Harry A nonrworrigr . . . likes a good timc . . , shuns work , , . interested in basketball. Honors Baslotball, '44, '45, '46, '47: Class Treasurer, '44: Junior Marshal, '46: Class Lawycr, '47. JEAN GLADYS THOMPSON Jeanie Coopczrativc . . . dcpcndablc . . . usually managris a good time. Honors Glcc Club, '44, '45, '46, '47: L:brary Club, '46, '47g Secretary tor Library Club, '463 Orchestra, '453 Gym Class, '46, '47p Captain lor Gym Class, '46q Propcrty Chairman for Junior Play, '46: Chairman Committcc for Junior-Senior, '467 Business for Quucn, '47g Typist for YELLOW JACKET, '47, Typist for SANDSPURS, '47, ol ML-nu Managcr Tubman High School: Culcc Club. JOHN JAMES THOMPSON Johnny Twinkle, twinkle, athletic star . . . what a bashtul boy you are . . . quiet but has a good sense ol humor. Honors 4-l-l Club, '44, '45, '467 Football, '46' Most Athlctic '47. LOIS ELIZABETH WILSON Chubby and rod ch-wk.-Cl . , . always jolly . . . .asy going , , , nvyur wmrius . . . has a drlinit-3 opinion on all subjects. Honors S ENIOR JOYCE ELIZABETH WORRALL UJOY.. A t ndly g I whose manner is pleasing to all to loolr at . . . nice to lcnow. I-lonors Attendance I-lonor Roll, '44, '46: Gym Class, '46' Decoration Committee tor Junior-Srnior, '46: 4-H Club. '47. 0:02 ?meweZZ This is the end ot our high-school year, Now each must choose his own career: Qur teachers have taught and tried to malce plain, The tundamentals we should retain. Many things do we greatly treasure: Our teachers in a great measure, The ideals that our school upholds, Our beloved colors, black and gold. Our triends that we'Il always remember, The opening ot school in September, Qur many exciting tootball games, By which our Alma Mater won much tame. 1 , wr r-ern The beginning and end ot every class, The little tests we did not pass, The times our thoughts were held so well, Then the sudden ringing ot the bell. The crowning ot the Icing and queen, Our campus which we Icept so clean: The highlights ot each high-school year, Our tavorite class, our tavorite cheer. These treasures we'll always hold dear, For in our mem'ries they will appear. So we bid a tond tarewell, To the school in which we long have dwelled. 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O 47 ln the begunnur g ot the school year ot IQ43 there en tered unto these halls ot learnung a group ot teartul taunt hearted uuttle Freshmen We came up tom the Seventh Grade where we had tor many months been busuly engaged un storung up knowledge Every Fresh man put hus best unto the task ot makung hrs hugh school career successtul Bettye Sungletary was chosen as our presudent The weeks rolled by and the tume ot the Halloween Carnuval arruved Qur class won the honor ot havung Betty Fortune crowned queen ot the carnuval Vfhen the school term came to a close we all telt that we had accomplushed much un those nune short months ln the tall we took up our posrtuon as Sophomores our presudent beung l-larry Mchlaur Most ot our tume as spent un study and the actuvutues ot the varuous clubs The candudate tor queen was Betty Ann Barks dale Because our country was stull at war everybody telt the responsubuluty ot helpung un the many druves sponsored by the school Durung the summer the war came to a close Thus made lute much happuer tor u consequently n the autumn we lrved up to the tutle ot Jolly Junuors We el cted Bettye Sungletary presuderut There was some thung unterestung happenung all the tume The Beta Club was organuzed wuth sux Junuors eluguble tor thus honor socuety Delores Suzemore and Louus Mchlaur were chosen to represent us at the ca nuval The Junuor play l-lularuty t-louse was presented to the keen satustac tuon ot a large auduence Holdung our attentuon uw the month ot May was the banquet we gave the Senuors Usung as our theme A Garden at Nught we worked hard to make thus a memorable occasuon It was truly enuoyed by everyone ln September we returned to school to cuaum our renowned tutle as Senuors Under the capable guudance o Frances Kenruck as presudent and Jean Craug as edutor un chuet ot the annual we ummeduately went to work to make thus our best year Our candudates tor kung and queen were Pen Mayson and Susan Gauger Wuth much antucupatuon we looked torward to the JunuorSenuor banquet Thus outstandung event wuth speeches delucuous tooo evenung gowns tormung the colors ot the raunbow conversatuon laughter and gauety everywhere wull always lunger wuth us Maybe we should not mentuon a note ot sadness yet uts presence us telt as we are about to leave May we take thus opportunuty to express to Mr Knox and the capable taculty our heartfelt apprecuatuon tor theur un valuable help at all tumes lnspured by you we o torth trom the North Augusta l-lugh School determuned to do stull greater work toward gettung a hugher edu catuon ELAINE KIRKLAND Class Flustoruan 47 I 0 J I - I A I I ' l - r u u1 X ' . . 1 , X . 1. . ur , 1 1 - 1 . 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Il' NI1 1911.11 I 1411- lI1c11 1111 111 1111111I1111 111.11 Im1I I11111 NIIIIIIQ III II11 111111 I11 L.lll1 1111 NCIINI Ilbll 1I.1x .111 1111 IN 1x11111111f' I. 1111 .1p.11I1I11I11II.1tNI1II11I1g111II1 tl 1 11 11.111111 XII IIHIICXIII 11111 1 IIIQ UI11111 111 1111 1,1 1111 1111: 11, 113111 1,111 1l11 fllltxlltill .11 .111111 111111-rl In I11 xmrx . 1I1 . . Illk XX I .11 Ill.lI u 111 III -'11 11111 IIIIIIN .11 1111 XI1 I Ilk I'11xIu I I N JUNIGR CLASS Tommy Jones, Jim Bush, Donald Metz, Barbara Lee, Sam Greene STATISTICS DONALD M512 Most Oulslafdmg TOMMY JONES Most Aifractww SAM GREENE Most Sludlrus BARBARA LEE Mcst Fm-nclly JlM BUSH Most Atlw ww OFFICERS Donald Metz . ...... . . . Prrwd.-nl Beily Broome - . . Vrevg-Prwgldr nt Barbara Lee - . . . Swcwtmy Louis McNair - ln alur-r Louis McNair, Barbara Lee, Betty Broome, Donald Metz JUNIOR CLASS Jgfhs 06 'fn fo nn 4 is N I gt fi sm, FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW ke , Lmr ffatIw'f- BUIIQH1 Ca I5iT ,r I-I1 C. EI E- ' ie B' 'ICI 1 Uv fi C ' f- fwf BH- F ff IAf,,fp In I1' B'Ii I rf' fd, ,Iv I fm I N I , C - 'N ' 'E I f. 'g U IE. B, FIFTH ROW SIXTH ROW T1.'g1 ' ELL, '- BI' Eff ,L, U Eff , F ': E,If1- , . J. ' ' 1 11 NOT IN PICTURE: Earl Baynham, Betty Huff, Fred Maihis fx' 'A fa I-III 'N1 ,A FM ff 1 v KJLIJL, mf Hf-gfrf A P.y 1 SHUI Vi, I If . N' T,A,,,,f Qi' B SEVENTH ROW 'f'1 ' T I' ' ft 'I' 1 I N LUN '- . Ei S SOPHOMORE CLASS Chrustune Bates Ralph McClain Lloyd McNair Joan Prlester STATISTICS LIoyd McNair Qu sid I Bobble Weeks Most Smdwou Dover Lacey Os F r- G H McKle cs' A In' OFFICERS RALPH MCCLAIN CHRISTINE BATES VT JOAN PRIESTER Q av LLOYD McNAIR asur G H McKue Bobby Weeks Doxner Lacey Joan Prnester Lloyd McNair PV-iscivt VI',.'-I:rQ3,qj,- 1 SI, ref y Tm gr ' .............I........ Maui 1 ndwg Joan Priester . .,-.---- .-.-.----...4.. lx 'Iwi Attractxvf ' ..........,.............. M ,X rw .dIy , , ' ............ ............. M T 5 ,gm SOPHCMORE CLASS x FOU RTH ROW DC'e 3 FYI?--rei ' ,- HJ' V W X. ,1 J, ,, nm , Ufwg Nfklq r 1,4 if, Xf I - , A f 'lf E r ff ht.. v. H. 7-1 ff.t'.'P1 1 L4 ,:- T r SEVENTH ROW L , 'Wan P' ' PA 1 P T IN PCTURE n a Humphnes IN Parks Tommy Grlffun H3121 Wealhzrsbee Agnes Weeks FRESHMAN CLASS Ronald Baynham lo Frances Oulla Tommy Cofleld STATISTICS OFFICERS Jo FRANCES OULLA F TOMMY COFIELD rr a y RONALD BAYNHAM 5 Jo Frances Oulla V st Out tend Johnny Turner S T Ann Baynlwam r- Ronald Baynlaam MCM Atlnlufwf Johnny Turner Jo Frances Oulla Nell Bush Ann Baynham Ronald Baynham V f'-pnildvrf Srgwtf TlYlf'SlJ l l l 5,r1g Nell Bush -----4-... .......-....... N lcatfxttvactwvc ...,.......,,,.........Mf351fUdmU5 .....g1mp,i.-my FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW Marjorie RoIIIns Barbara NcrreII MarIehe Thompson CaroIyn Dukes Doris Creech Ann Baynham Nell Bush Emmaggnv Dunbar Pafsy Norris B-:tty Sur: Paw-- Jamg Hrgmph II Bwtiy MIII.gr FOURTH ROW Marvin Farrow J Gr v'r' nv: Car?c-. WhTtt Grcfvr Uunaway Jimmy MIICIMII Grady McEImurray Jfz Frances Ouila ta y SECOND ROW Evcn Fulmer Maxine Dunn Edythe Davs BeIva Thomas Joyce I-Iarper Ehzabeth MIIIQI' Dcroihy NeSrmth G.'raIdine Bazerrworc Betty Lew-s J-:anctt-2' WaIIe'r Clara Weeks FIFTH ROW Ray Phdhps Tony BI-:dsc-g Ralph Bedchbough Jrrscw L.:-J Gddmar- TOFYI DOIN I-Iemy Waltrgrs I-Ifnry WaIIv:r N- MLJIIIS Babb, Barrcw M , HW: w 5 W THIRD ROW Naomi Bridges Thomas ErgIe MeIvIn Latham T, J. McCorIcII: Algean Cape Nell WIIson Eleanor McCIa Joan MQKI-3 SIXTH ROW I V7 MISS Frarg-gs S Huck Star.- Tvvmy CZII-'Id Fred Fadgvif Fr-gd I-Icp-' BIII May Johnny Turhfr Warren K.r-rm Ronald Bayrhc MISS Helen D- I wh rrvIf JUNIOR MARSHALS Made up ot the members ot the Junior Class who have high scholastic averages and show good school spirit, the Marshals are responsible tor the smooth-running ot all tormal exercises. Those on whom have been bestowed this honor are Jean Bolt, Betty Broome, Mary Corbin, Joanne Dunbar, Sam Greene, Carolyn l-lall, Betty Jean Mayson, Ellen McNair, Paul Richter. The home room which bought largest number ot SANDSPLJRS during the sales drive this year is Mrs. James.Godtrey's section. Be- sides buying the most annuals, this group is the only one that is IOO per cent. The statl appreciate your cooperation and loyalty! lst row: Anne Boxx, Vera Dorn, Betty Jean Mayson, Benita Bed- good, Kathryn l-lall, Elsie Galloway. 2nd row: Carolyn l-lall, Doris i-lill, Mary Lazar, Jeanette Bridges, Jean Ruland, Polly Clemons. 3rd row: Ellen McNair, Sam Greene, Lataner Follc, Bill Williams, Louis Whitlaw. 4th row: Donald Metz, Marion Thompson, Mrs. James Godtrey, Billy l-lumphries, George Logan. JUNIOR B SECTION 0 fix' -1' 1.3 xxx Qu YJ 009' 'W9f 065' km 07? Q 3+ 'f Q2 'wah 0 Q 0355- Q gb Q41 LU. eo -00651 Q04 fsfsl' 0 Mime' s?'5'fC'f' 49' Q1 QJ JU, Q 'b N Q 'Q' 0 '-S' V P 'O fo no mSetS I' L, no at xr' 61 0 in ov f 2' riQ5'.Y 1 t JW , fy! T, 1 15. h .X . .JJ ' . I Aixuzfl N-Vx 1 1 .IIIDQH ahah x : Q , fd' n 2:30 41 fflffm -w . '4 dba 0759 ' bills H W-M115 H 1, . ff'7 Y ' , 5 .rs ,y. .1 159' y ,BJC Q, K J, J .. U-x6Q A ,x ivy fb 9 r Q! A 'TY' 54. vw CL- r ,ZW . VQJ ,vw A' V A I. K Ayy fp A lg N9 .,'fTf, 2 9 -43' 'V' 40 f? ' K, I - v 0-6 9 A N' ,IQ Y ' ,U ' N- L' Q YP X ' Q 'X f ,-5 rf L OK' SOX x 0 6 , 009.4 ' A-af' .AXV N, it IK! IS, 'mn' I g wiv 'Y' 5. FIRST ROW Jean Cra 9 Louise Muller Jmmy Barro SECOND ROW Wayne Hall Elame Krkland THIRD ROW Opal E ans Bettye S ngletary FOURTH ROW Grady Damel Hrv- AA THE SAN By ceaseless work and great ettort on the part ot the members ot the statt and our advnsor Mass Todd our dream the l947 SANDSPURS has at last come true The statt can now rest with ease In lfnowrng that thcur task has been well completed n publushung the twenlu tl volume ol SANDSPURS In October the class elected the statt members who set to work at once to make the 47 edutuon the best annual yet The greatest problem was trnancung the book Through ram and shlne we struggled to sell adver trsung space A contest between the classes tor the sul ot annuals proved very successtul Wnth the completuon ot our pictures and lnterary maternal made posssble by the cooperation ot the entlre student body the book was assembled and Immediately sent to press To our taculty advisor Mlss Frances Todd we pay a great tribute We all cordually thank Mass Todd tor her lastung patnence excellent advnce and clever Ideas as well as the underclassmen who made possible thus yearbook I 947 PURS F LITERARY STAFF-Editor, Jean Craig: Photographic Editor, Grady Daniel: Assistant Photographic Editor, John Banks: Literary Editor, Opal Evans: Athletic Editor, Jimmy Barrow: Assistant Athletic Editor, Louise Miller: Feature Editor, Elaine Kirkland: Art Editor, Wayne I-Iallz Junior Editors, Betty Broome and Sam Greene: Sophomore Editor, Bobbie Weeks: Freshman Editor, Jo Frances Oulla. BUSINESS STAFF-Business Manager, Frances Kenrick: Circulation Manager, Bettye Singletary: Advertising Manager, Susan Gauger. FACULTY ADVISOR-Miss Frances Todd. J' FIRST ROW: Miss Frances Todd, Susan Gau- ger, Frances Kenrick ,... SECOND ROW: Sam Greenz, John Banks ..,. THIRD ROW: Betty Broome, Bobbie Weeks .... FOURTH ROW: Jo Frances Oulla, YELLOW JACKET The YELLOW JACKET this year has been more or less iitalren overt' by the Juniors in order to give the Seniors a chance to devote their tull time to the publication ot the annual. Due to a laclr ot tunds it was possible to publish only six issues, three dur- ing the tirst semester and three during the last: but this only made the statt more determined to try to make these the best ever. Every ettort has been put torth to capture in print the spirit, accomplishments, beliefs, sportsmanship, laughs, and side notes ot the student body so that the people ot the community and students ot other schools may have an idea ot what North Augusta High is really lilre. X4kLgZT C, The tollowing people are members ot the statt: Editors-inechiet, Barbara Lee, Erances Kenriclc: As- sistant Editor, Jean Bolt: News Editor, Tallulah Elemister: Exchange Editor, Martha Pettigrew' Art Editor, Kathryn l-iall: Sports Editor, Jean Craig: Humor Editor, Ann Boxx: Literary Editor, Betty l-lutt llOl: Library Editor, Carolyn Bolton: Society Editor, Louise Miller: Business Manager, Bettye Singletary: Circulation Manager, Billie Mullant Production Man- ager, Jimmy Kendall: Typists, Martha Ann CD'Dell, Margaret l-larris, Jean Thompson, Ted l-lamilton, Jean Craig: Eaculty Advisors, Miss Derriclc, Mrs. l-larnilton. i J if ,X is 'Q N, ,4 ,Aw fx ' J ,, . 5 xg ,X r I ' 1 , 32: xiii 5 2 ,'v Y'f w ' I W ,A fy D 1 . 4 7' A 1 1 11 ' A' 13 W 35? ' ,, M.-my rr 35-IF' 55 1.246 H C The 4 ll Club berng one ot our oldest ard mot promrnent organrzatrons rs gradually becomrng more outstandrng year atter year At the begrnnrng l the monthly meetrngs a program rs enroyed by the entrre membershrp body Atter thrs the boys and grrls are separated the tloor rs grven o the ekten sron agents who present very educatroral oernonstm trons Each member must have a home prorect tor b ys arm rk or he sewrng c nrng home beautrtrcatron or other rmrlar actrvrty A record sheet rs turneo rn by each member at the last meetrng rn May Prom thrs sheet the agents determrne whether or not the member rs elrgrble to attend a 4 H camp durrng the summer months The 4 H club ottrcers are Car Brrnson Presrdent Earl Baynham Vrce Presrdent Ellen Mchlarr Secrc tary Chrrstrne Bates Program Charrman The 4H club members are as tollowc Mary Ba ley Chrrstrne Bates Betty Broome Cathrrne Bul lard Vera Dorn Lerla Eusselle Sally Granrno Ann Harper Nell Henry Sarah Hobbs Juanrta Hudson Helen Ingram Anne Jennrngs Jane Jones Martha Lamar Jewel Lamb Mary Lazar Wrlma Lazar Marranne Luckey Eleanor McClarn Ellen McNarr Ella Jean Mrtchell Marsha Norrrs Jo Frances Qulla Anne Poole Janet Short Carroll Smrth Jeanette Walker Agnes Weeks Bobbre Weeks Mary Wrl lranns Dorothy Wrllrngham Joyce Worrall Earl Bayn ham Carl Brrnson Jrm Greene Sam Greene Jesse Lee Goldman Tommy Grrttrn Dozrer Lacey Calvrn Lamb Brll May Ralph McClarn Grady McElmur ray Jess McElmurray Tom McElmurray Lloyd Mc Narr Kenneth Morgan Jrmmy Norrrs Calvrn Parks Ronnre Phrllrps Vrc or Ramage James Scott Robert Srngletary Aubrey Strom Brlly Swearrngen Hubert Templeton Lours Whrtlaw Charles Wrllrams 1 .L , V, Z fs , r , f r K 4 , , fl C A ., . g I 5 A , , un . U :rf 'Q 'S Y Q ' 8 Gt rf V, wi A . 'L' ' r r ar- , ' 4 N 4 -,RQ K l I C' 1 J Q wr, y 4 r we I . K. fr .rf K . A y P ' I if V' V A , 1 f L, A at I r I J 3 L. C I J I r a ' , A r S ' , ' , , Y v I I I I I I I ' . ' O y , , , , . ' . I I I I I ' L Y I I I W r C a , , , the o -t wo 7 t t girlsf ' , an- , , ' , 'f - r - I A r 5- I r b I 4 1 r ' I I I 7 P ' . I I I v P ' I I I I ! u H: V 1 . . I . . D ' , ,,,, . ms Q2 v 1f' 5fi xl . ,:g2g I'ns ' .. xx 4 1 ...v ..- , . yn, f-'ff if-44... .-,A' A ' THE BETA CLUB The aim ot the Beta Club ii to promote charac- ter, leadership, and scholarship. Last year a chapter ot the National Beta Club was reorganized in the North Augusta l-ligh School with eleven members. This year, the club has increased to thirteen members, whose membership signities that they have been recognized as students ot good men' tality and character, creditable achievements and commendable attitudes. The Beta Club, under the able leadership ot Miss l-lelen Derriclc, meets twice a month: the tirst Tues- day ot the month at a memberis house and the third Thursday at school. As their progect this term, the Beta Club sponsored the March ot Dimes, Brother- hood Week, and secured spealcers tor the assembly. The otticers are President, Betty Singletary: Vice- President, Frances Kenriclc: Secretary, Betty Broomet Treasurer, Susan Gauger. The Faculty Advisor is Miss l-lelen Derrick. Members are Jean Bolt, Betty Broome, Mary Cor- bin, Jean Craig, Susan Gauger, Sam Cureene, Carolyn t-lall, Frances Kenriclc, Elaine Kirlcland, Betty Jean Mayson, Pen Mayson, Ellen McNair, Betty Singletary. TAC lug Eff-M 11 WW! ww 2 M n if Eu ,Q , .W 3 A , V' if ' i . 'ruff , A fi' WV, am Q W A 4 if if 2 Ulvfgii Q if aj W g gg? F7 K M f ,E , A A, ,,. , 1 A L , ', V , 'mfg , , Q , 4 f 5 'M I J, V ' ' ,-: , ,750 'W - W V rf'-ge, ' 1 n VIE: Q Q A-LITE CLUB The A4Lite Club is composed ot the members ot the high school who have maintained an average ot 90 or above on tour or more academic subjects during the l946 school year or the tirst semester ot the i947 session. Everyone is justly proud ot the members ot this club. The members are as tollows: Seniors-Jean Craig, Susan Gauger, Frances Kenrick, Elaine Kirkland, Pen Mayson, Betty Singletaryg Juniors-Jean Bolt, Betty Broome, Mary Corbin, Joanne Dunbar, Sam Greene, Carolyn Hall, Betty Jean Mayson, Ellen McNair, Donald Metz, Paul Richter: Sophomores-Christine Bates, Warren Davis, Anne l-larper, Lloyd McNair, Bill Wash, Agnes Weeks, Bobby Weeks: Freshmen -David Andrews, Emmagene Dunbar, Jane Hemp- hill, Melvin Latham, Carolyn Mcblmurray, Eleanor McClain, Jo Frances Oulla, Belva Thomas, Johnnie Turner, Carlos Whitt. LIBRARY CLUB MOTTO: One who reads is one who succeeds, The Library Club has the tollowing aims: to teach members to use the library so that they may help others to deepen the appreciation tor books, and to teach the value ot reading. Through cooperation ot club members and other students these purposes can be realized. At the weekly meeting, methods ot promoting greater etliciency in the handling and use ot the books and the library are discussed. A social is held once a month, the largest attair being a New Years Eve dinner dance. The otticers ot the club are Bettye Singletary, President: Fairey Etheredge, Vice-President: Chris- tine Bates, Secretary: Carolyn Bolton, Treasurer. The Faculty Advisor is Mrs. James Godtrey. The members are as follows: Mary Bailey, Chris- tine Bates, Carolyn Bolton, Nell Bush, Polly Clemons, Edythe Davis, Carolyn Dukes, Pairey Etheredge, Sally Gianino, Ann l-larper, Jane Hemphill, Anne Jennings, Frances Kenrick, Norma Lowery, Dot May, Betty Jean Mayson, Eleanor McClain, Betty Miller, Patsy Norris, Joan Priester, Bettye Singletary, Car, roll Smith, Belva Thomas, Jean Thompson, Marlene Thompson, Agnes Weeks, Clara Weeks, Jeanette Walker. THE ORCHESTRA Always carrying in their minds, the slogan 'Children should be seen and not hurt, the members ot the Satety Patrol, make up one ot the most serv- iceable organizations that we have. Through sun and rain, they stand by their post to see that there are no ac- cidents while crossing the street. These boys are members ot the patrol: Bobby Barrow, Carl Brinson, Jim Bush, Billy Holmes, Jimmy Kendall, George Logan, Herbert Lowery, Ralph McClain, Jess Mclilmurray, Billy Nor- rell, Ray Philips, Robert Singletary. Composed ot the more advanced musicians and directed by William T. Slaughter, the orchestra renders its services at various times and places throughout the school year. This is one ot the most outstanding organi- zations in the school. The tollowing people are members: John Banks, Bobby Barrow, Jimmy Barrow, Burriel Bates, Christine Bates, Ronald Baynham, Elaine Cotield, Tommy Cotield, Grady Daniel, Tommy Grittin, Frances Kenriclc, Joe MacMil- lan, Pen Mayson, T. J. Mcforlcle, Lloyd McNair, James Scott, George Starnes, Jeanette Walker. SAFETY PATROL 7531 V' T4 lr, ,, 'W ig J ' yy, -h,,V, if y P .1 . 1 Zi If . gf 'mmm , 'fa if I M,,, bf' x 'g Z f f K VV'f Aziz X ' W V 5 X K , M. ,wt V ' Z Bully Nonell Tommy Jones Hurry McNair Carl Brunson Jnm Bush Ramon Baynham R.. R glwt End Halfback Fullbcck Right Taclrir- Rngiwt Guard Center .7 sb I v 'Q , Coach Ed Sfullwell 'Ns ji wi' 1:5 FOCDTBAL 'QF' .af-fu 1-I wh' 1947 L Mi 'Nr' QFD' r 'Li 425, T' n ' I, ..., Q V 2, ' ...... . - ' ' ...... g En If . 4, ' . ..... Lvf H N ' Y 5, .... .V X QQ, K' V 'fl 1 de, . 7 M s ' is ' , ' ,R ft if 1 ' xi x A 4 ' A . I . ,, , E X X X V, . 5 , ff ' x Q ' 'ix ,I , ' , K, T E . , if A , 1 Wx . - ,1'-,Vi mn. Y Q4 I - gs! ' -.4 5 5 A ,Q ' ' , 7 V ,Q Y' . 1 A . I 9 'Q I . ' . on - ' Xp ., M ' 4,, V . 'Q 1 X' 'lx' fy W xN'5'1gQ. A R ' .V ff., 1 9 L -x.. Ea rl Ba yn ham Bull Hooion Ouavt rbaclr W ngback L ft d Louls McNalr Bull Creech t Tackl John Thompson L ft Guard u in Managers John Banis and Jummy Barrow 3 i30 xx fi.. Q' . H , .4 Ns 41, 1...- iw., A 'G M I , fs t- ,sw Tw! 'Viva h- Q5WQ,, I y X.. . 'A - f ' f .1 fiv' ir i ' M, ,Q . A m.,,,,,,M 5, ,rf , ..- H, . Q . in s . . W ,w,U i 'Q --- ' -as-' -Y .g.Jlir.,- ff N - ni... ..- , ST ROW: Carl Brinson, Ronald Baynham, Bill Williams, Billy Holmes, Calvin Parks, Victor Ramage, G. H. McKie, Charles Rambo . . . SECOND W: Tommy Jones, Harry McNair, Jim Bush, Chris Sharpe, Pen Mayson, Herbert Lowery, Bill Hooton, Billy Norrell, Robert Singletary, Jimmy Bar . THIRD ROW: Ramon Baynahm, Billy Humphries, Burriel Bates, Billy Creech, Louis McNair, Coach Stillwell, Dozier Lacey, George Logan, E l Baynham, Fred Mathis, John Banks. FOOTBALL The I946 Varsity Football Team made a splendid record this year by conquering all opponents except Saluda and Langley-Bath, the latter whom they ted, Employing exceptionally good running plays, pass- es, and time detensive strategy, the I946 edition ot the Yellow Jackets rolled over Graniteville, Edge- tield, Aiken, Lower Richland, and Richmond Academy ln the tirst game ot the season, the Jackets warmed up with their old rival, the Graniteville Rocks gaining a I4 to 7 victory. North Augusta kept the action in their opponents' territory through- out the game and both ot our touchdowns carne on passes. ln the second tilt the Gold and Black brought their guns to bear on the powertul Saluda eleven. This heavy tast experienced team deteated a tighting Jacket team to the tune ot 25-O. Because ot their strong line and outstanding back- tield North Augusta registered a 32 to O victory over Edgetield l-ligh. This game showed up the Jackets' accurate passing and broken tield running. An exciting run was made by Harry McNair who zigzagged 55 yards tor a touchdown. Qther touch- downs were made by l-looton and Jones with bril- liant passes trom Earl Baynham to Louis McNair. The Jackets rornped to a 34 to O victory over the Aiken Terrors who had not been scored upon this season. N. A. scored in every period but the third in which their strong line held the Terrors at a standstill. The highlight ot the game occurred when left end, Louis McNair, caught a pass at midtield and scampered through the Aiken team tor a tally. The touchdowns were made by Tommy Jones, Earl Baynham, Louis McNair, and l-larry McNair. The annual clash with Langley-Bath, which every- one looks to as an outstanding event ot the year, was battled to a scoreless deadlock. The game was played between the 30-yard stripes, since both lines were holding tightly. Long kicks kept the ball trorn scoring positions: and because the teams could not gain much by ground, they both took to aerial attacks. Though North Augusta expected a hard-tought en- counter with Lower Richland, it turned out to be an easy victory. The Yellow Jackets cut loose in the second quarter with a scoring attack and won by a tally ot 40 to O. Louis McNair was the out- .m-gag, A.. A A A A,.. A A ,QW A.-- A A... , , 1,-v - Y.M.C.A. TOURNAMENT . . - -46 HY Ramblers - . . 53 A. Z. A, . . - - I9 MBU Varsity . . - - 27 Y Red Devils - . 34 Central Christian - -3l Catholne Hugh - - - 56 Hepzibah . - - - 30 Y Ramblers . . . 40 A. Z. A. . . - - il B Varsrty . . BASKETBALL The North Augusta Varsity Baslcetball Tearn met all eomers, trampled many, were beaten by a few, but put up a great hght no matter how the scoreboard read. They partrelpated in three clrtrerent tournaments: The Y. M. C, A., Augusta Trade, and Dfstrlet 3. The Yellow Jael-nets came cut second rn the Y. M. C. A. Tournament, Bill Hooton was hugh scorer tor North Augusta. The members ot the squad are Burrrel Bates, Jim Bush, Brlly Creech, Grady Danrel, Sonny Dulles, Thomas Ergle. Tommy Gnttrn, Brll Hooton, Billy l-lumphrres, Tommy Jones, Brll May, Pen Mayson, Donald Metz, Ellrs Molton, and Harold Thompson. A. - - - 27 Y Red Devils . - - 25 A, . . . 30 Central Chrrstlan - .26 A. . .....- 23 Catholre Hrgh . . -30 AUGUSTA TRADE TOURNAMENT A. . ----4- 39 Ellenton . . - - l2 A. . - - I5 Blaelwille . . . I4 DISTRICT 3 TOURNAMENT A,. .... I7 Saluda . .. ..23 GIRLS' GYM CLASS Tw NCR? Augusta Gym Class Fas bee' EH DVOQUISS mow fc' wts seccrwc year :fda the zesabh uwoancff of Mrs, Theodore Prwcu. The class mvcts awry Wlidncsday mght for twc hours. Ewryom' 9 lxmays pavtk Dating W :P-' cahstfwfwcs, duh, and owifwent games, sud' as badmlftcn, v:'w, baU, and ringt.-nris, Uuvng Hn' Nast Qew mcrths of th- sdwooi yvar, tif g'0up wok Marc thr dcfvgcfvstratwcr whndw is gl-wen at Uwe Munn pa! Audwtorium vm May. TM' foHowm3 have Dv-In martmc Datmg: Chrwstlnc Batczs, Jrfd' Boit, AN Bon, ,Hmm B .tw-cr PC! , Cilmnrs DOM Cr 'X-' CF, Puggy Cr 1'-' dv, Fancy Et? Q 1 i dgf, TaUulah Flumleifgr, LY: a FussfU-', SONY Gan fc, Aff Harp.-r, Juanita Hggblm, ffm' J-frwgs, Bafbaua Luv, Mavwarrm- Luk-Jw 'vwfa Mwllvv, Lfpwwy, Dot May, Joah Mansf'-id, Bvtty J-ian Mayscr, B-'tty MwNvv, Eizab-gth Mixw, Lrui:-' B MN' rur1MC JaMKvB N WJaRManaMg'S rL ' ue' hcvdv, Q sd, Q ' ,Q w, fybafa ova, H H ,,-a' aw. J-va' Thompezn, Jeamftta WaNker Agnes Wlwrzks, Bcbblc Weeks, Safdva W ams. U, . Saws THE MIDGET FOOTBALL TEA The Midget Football Team, a member of the Augusta Grammar School League, was the first of its lrind to be or- ganized in North Augusta. Under the excellent coaching of Mr, Mark Baynham and Mr. Lloyd Adams, this group won six, tied two, and lost one of the nine games played. Their final record gave the North Augusta Midgets the honor of occupying second place in this league. This outstanding group held the interest of many during the season, and it is anticipated they will have a bright future in football. The members of this team are: Bobby Barrow, Russell Blanchard, Tommy Blanchard, Buddy Broome, Bobby Davis, George Duffle, Marvin Farrow, David Gale, Jesse Lee Goldman, David Hinton, Marcus Huff, Warren Kenriclr, Joe Mans- field, Grey Mayson, T, J. Mccorlrle, Buddy Metz, Neil Mullrs, Buddy Padgett, Bobby Pettigrew, Refo Silres, William Perry Simril, Johnny Turner, David Waldrop, Henry Walters, Jimmy Worrall. THE MIDGET BASKETBALL TEAM The I947 Midget Baslretball Squad carried through a most success- ful season under the supervision of Coach Bill Creech. Entering the Grammar School League of Augusta, they played six games and came out undefeated. Because the North Augusta boys won first place in the league, they will play in a tournament in which the four top teams in the group will compete. The winner of the tournament will receive a trophy Tommy Cofield . Ronald Baynham Andrew Mealing Bobby Barrow . Buddy Metz - Refa Silres North Augusta - North Augusta North Augusta - North Augusta - North Augusta . North Augusta LINE-UP . . Right Guard - Left Guard . . . Center . . . Left Forward SUBSTITUTES SCHEDULE - - 36 l-loughton . . . -24 Lawton B. Evans . - .26 Martha Lester . Right Forward Tommy Withers . . . 7 . . . . 7 . . . 4 - I4 Catholic . . . . . i2 . - - 20 John Milledge - - Q I6 , . - 4I Wil':am Robinson . . . l2 ,pf 'FV FD: I ,ggif 5 ' rw , 4 PEN MAYSGN ELAINE KIRKLAND .fikefq '74 Succeed -s a M 'Vai M WCW GEORGE STARNES JUANITA I-IUTCHINS F! , .W wa f V Mgr, A , V if X -9 :YJ W 4 -M.. A '-.fin V Sa! Xvxycv. X x Xbxlxkfixxxx . S ive? Y 'X I A ' iff ff-5f1f f gi? jlif if-V 'zllr 'J vw 1- N rx-,X fr- 472 u f N g,,A,f7N. 5 M. 2 1' f ,viiiq : EQ 5' -xriifxgif-Q5 5' 5: ::,A:'r:1- - ,jj 'M'-5 f I WL'L.Z71jji ',,,.f' y'jJ1-+l,Mjjw,,M ,, 7. -Nw V , f . ffl', ' .JA M -s Num MERRY BROS BRICK Sl TILE CO Tfz 5014111 sImgwt!Uz11111f11zf1uu5 of 100 Per Lent Home Owned Masomn BLl1ldlllg, Augusta C eorgla 'G L, ' 'J I . J . . . 2 . , FACE BRICK-COMMON BRICK-STRUCTURAL TILE CONGRATULATIONS! U Look To ' nr Lvallvrs 1 ' AUGYSTA, GEORGIA EVERY DAY THE BIGGEST SHOWS IN TOWN TUNE TO 'I480 ON YOUR DIAL 1000 WAI IS 1 BS DAY AND Nll HI PRUI RAWIS .SDCLELJ g VL? 00 10,8155 If 5 SANCKI x s fo SAIISI AC nov I'1 lzp nfog Lllw 'f f Q 0 O ' ui i. 1' f 3' E. FRANK E. FERRIS JOHN: LI. BREDENIBERG F. E FEHHIS 8 EU C10f!J1C75 and Haba nfnsben 752 Broad Street Aug,usta Georgla DOBBS HATS FREEMAIN SHOES ARROW SHIRTS HOLEPROOF HOSIERY HICKEY FREEMAN CLOTHES Phone 2 6247 FAY GOLDMAN Offer Mgr SFIJTT S MEAT MARKET LINJWOOD SCOTT Propmfor I NATIVE AND WESTERN MEATS POUI TRY AND SI A FOODS IRESI-I VLGETABLES FRUITS AND GROCERII S I ROZEN FOODS Phones 2 6496 and 2 6497 313 Elghth Street Augusta Georgxl 4 I I I I 'If' in W 7 a I ., ,. 9 Q ' 5 I v .I A s S 1 - w - - 4 4 1 1 - , L AUGUHR4I1mH HIEUMPANY BUILDING MATILRIAL MILLXVORK 203 Sth St Da 2 1813 Augusta Ga D M THUMA5 REFRIGERATIQIN SALES AND ShRVICI Complain Ima 0 ADMIRAL AND HOT POINT APPLIANCES HOME FREEZER5 WASHI R5 RADIOS Al IOMAIK WASHLRS FI ICTRIC RAM ES WATFR C 001 ERS Am CONDITIONINC IOCIx1-R P1 ANT EQ1 1PMLNT MLAT MARM T EQL1PMI:N1 FRI! IDAIRI C oMM1Rc IAL SMAH Avmmwcrs T114 zlljff ull uf do Ill tl hurry fbf nlzfzmubff mlm 1 lllfla lougfr 1236 Broad Struct Phone 2 2732 Augusta Guorgm 0 I . i 1 - , . I I , ' Y ' ' J HOME Rr2IfRlGERA'1'0Rs DAIRY IfQl'lPM1iN'I' hp ' - 'Q ' --ri 1' --4 1 Q:-vt ' 1 Ky:- 1 - , 1 I Made Unsparmgly Fme 1 ww' JK QWWXW UNUSUAL CANDIES AVISIIN S AUGUSTA GULUMHUG MAEUN ATLANTA Extends Gnnqratulatluns tn the Glass uf 47 nf THE NUHTH AUGUSTA HIGH GGHUIJI. I 4-1 5 Q O 0 OO I .ma i fx f-., -SR- sw T2 A U.'. ,f 0 ' - ffx wz, Mg ATAUUGGG Y ,ES f U:-N.-,.,::::1aQ4.:f. H ' -4. Q V '-l. r v..A, fun nounn :..- .-,,, Ff:Jffr?i-::- ..-.-.--f 2 H ' 1 9 7 'h-1-1' 'nur r if Mr' 'mil-I' During Your Hours of Leisure ..... VISIT AUGUSTA'S LEADING THEATERS MILLER IMPERIAL MIJIIJESKA HIALTII Always a Good Show' Complzments of GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK 81 TRUST CO CITIZENS 81 SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF AUGUSTA GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK 8: TRUST CO Members 0 AUGUSTA CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Augusta Georg1a I O IUPTOWN IRANCHI . Q f BELH L HE BUMP!-lN AUGUSTA s LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Augusta Georgra CLASS OF 1947 WE OFFER YOU OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS Your llfe has just begun Many of you w1ll seek hrgher educatlonal advantages wh1le others of you vull begln your hfe work xmmedrately Yet no matter where you are or what type of work you are engaged nn all of you are sure to have a home some clay Therefore whether home to you wrll mean an apartment for two or srmply a room wrrh a vrew we urge you to start the pract1ce early m lrfe shoppmg and savmg on all personal and home needs at YOUR FAMILY STORE IN AUGUSTA BROAD STREET AUGUSTA GEORGIA Q 7 , 3 N . - . ' a V. . . . . ' v s v , . . . ,, 9 1 , , ,, . . . . . s a rr rf 1 Oillplfllfllf. Compliuzrnfs AUGUSTA SPORTING GEIIBGIA SPURTING GO0DS C0 GO0DS C0 212 Elghth Street The PATRONIZE Jones Furniture C0 Augusta Ice 8: Coal C0 Esfablzsloed 1896 CGMPLETE 100 Home Industry HOME FURNISHINGS Q' 1010 Broad Street Augusta Georgia Phone 2 7721 Augusta Ga C I S 0 f of 9 9 Phone 2-6007 3 Wigg1n's Food Store GROCERIES FRESH MEATs PRODUCE SEA Foons FRESH DRESSED POULTRY 1279 Broad St Phone 2 2621 Phone 2 2622 You Have Good Connections When You Call J McMAlION 8: 855 Walker St Augusta Ga Phone 2 9912 Oregon Hotel Bldg Greenwood S C Phone 6478 North Amerlcan Loan and Thrift Company 721 Broad St Phone 2 37 31 Ground Floor Herald Bldg AUGUSTA GEORGIA Thos ll Brlttlngham 8: Company PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR 919 Twelfth St Phone 2 6825 AUGUSTA GEORGIA We are licensed m N ortb Augusta . .I I ' E. . C0. Q Q C j SRINNER III XV I1 TAYLOR Skinner Auto Supply Company Dzsfrzlmfors AUTOMOTIVF PARTS AND SUPPLIES 564 Broad St QCOI' Monumentj Phone 2 2601 7 2 02 AUGUSTA GEORGIA Waddey 0ff1ee Supply Company 745 Elhs Street HUGH LOVE Manager llarvey9s Auto Stores A5501 mtv Sfuru MILLER AND LOLISVILLE GA Auto Paris and Accessories Phone 2 9587 1269 Broad St ALGUSTA GA Complzments AUGUSTA Il E R AL D ' 6 6 - , -- 6 AUGUSTA GEORGIA 0 f 6 6 1IlIf71lNIFl1f Cowart Recapplng Company 509 Broad St Phone 2 6818 AUGUSTA GA To Illflld llzlefmps uw' Couari Caps C0l1Q7flIlflfIfIOIIC fo NORTH AUGUSTA S 1947 G R A D S J B WHITE'S Augmla I Ieadlng Dfpdlflllfllf RICllMOND SUPPLY COMPANY MILL SUPPLIES PIPE PUMPS VALNFS FITTIINGS BELTING PACKING HOSE BOLTS WOODWORKING MACHINERY 652 Seventh St D1al 2 7797 Augusta Georgla Rfad rr Nmwjmpu Izcrn Dax LOCAL NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL NLWS Read The Augusta Chronicle C1 ' s 1 ' ' . . . . of ' . . . . , . li ' ' 7' ' ' Sforc Sinn' 1874 , ,ss ,X ,. 5, , ,fm 5 - - I, - I . TWU STATES SEHVIEE STATIUN M W DUNBAR lessee S01 Broad Street Augusta Georgm The followmg space 15 made poSsIb1e by Barton House Wrecltlng Co Sllver s Sc and lOc Store C E Petty Grocery Mulherm Lumber Company Osbon Auto Supply Company Danlel Shoe Reparr Thos B Rountree Realtor Hugh L Helmly Jr W E Sultes Jeweler ThIS Splce IS made poSsIb1e by the follow Ing professIor1al people E Marrlott W Fennell W Hanltnnson Scroggs and Ewlng R J Gauger fomplzmentf Of Morgan Truclt 8: Tractor Co INTERNATIONAI TRUCKS FARMAI L TRACTORS 101 Seventh Street AUCLSIA GEORGIA Complzmentf Feeders 8: Growers Exchange FEEDS SEEDS BABY CHICKS 709 llth Street AI GI STA GEORGIA - - Dr. J. . ' ' ' Dr. S. . Dr. R. E. Anderson ' I Dr. H. . ' 0 f Eftablzflaed 1886 JOHN W DICKEY COMPANY REALTORS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE IOANS D1al 2 1844 md 2 1845 128 E1ghth Street AUGUSTA GEORGIA TRY HASKELLS MILK' The Mzlk Cfozldren Really Enjoy HASKELL S DAIRIES Route 4 Dm 7 7 ALGLSTA GEORGIA 5 Georgla Truck 8: Equipment Co Dulrzbulorf TRAILERS DIESELS TRAcTORs POWER BRAKES AND COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT Telfalr at Tenth Telephone 2 6876 AUGUSTA GEORGIA MERRY SUPPLIES BUILDING MATERIALS 575 FIfteenth St ALOUETA GEORGIA XIVIIIIJ Our Smcere Besf Wlslyes BHEAULT CANIIED MEATS RELISIIES and SAUCES SUPFR SANDWIFHES u nb CASTLEBERRY S HOT DOG OR VEGETABI E RELISH and at home CASTLEBERRYS SIEAR st MEAT SAUCE adds exutement tO Mothers Meat Dxshes I A 1 ' Vl--102 .- , I I , WE GUARANTEE SATISFIED CUSTOMERS . . . Etheridge Paint 8: Body Shop 814 Reynolds Street AUGUSTA GEORGIA PHILLIPS 81 WILLSON Furniture Company 1 162 Broad Street AUGUSTA GEORGIA Complzmentx GRAHAM CAB COMPANY AUGUSTA GEORGIA SINCLAIR REFINING CO R A BENSON Agenl AUGLSTA GEORGIA Complzmentf The Motor Supply Co, Inc AUGUSTA GEORGIA LOMBARD BRINSON Exalzmze Aien I Wear AUGUSTA CFORFIA Compltmenlf The Home 0 the Famom Banana Split! THOMPSON S SODA 81 GRILL 506 BROAD STREET Fomplzmentf W T GRANT COMPANY Augustas unIor Department Store Knoun or ValaeI T L KILDUFF Mgr 930 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA J I of ' of ' from of .. f -,I O .y . 1 J I f- ,jf If , ,GA. PHOTO SHOP DEVELOPING PRINTING ENLARGING AUGUSTA GEORGIA The Home o Diamond Value: ROGERS JEWELERS Dzamonds Watcher jewelry Radzor 851 BROAD PHONE 2 7447 DIAL 2 1937 H S NOLAN Owner MARTIN CLOTHING CO BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS MONEY Satrr actzon Guaranteed 982 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA GA GIFTS OF DISTINCTION B U RT S JEWELERS 750 BROAD STREET In Rxchmond Hotel Burldrng DeV0e Pazntr Yale Lockr Company Burlders and Industrral Hardware Household Supplres 1046 48 Broad St Phone 2 7440 AUGUSTA GEORGIA STAR MUSIC CO AUGUSTA GEORGIA Agent! Conn Band Instruments Leedy Drums Electrncal Instruments Grbson Gultars PHONE 2 8010 PHONE 2 6752 226 NINTH STREET JOHN F BRICKLE 81 CO Bzcycler Lawn Mower! Repazrr Store and Market Equxpment AUGUSTA GEORGIA Complzrnentr Of MOTLOW LUMBER CO AUGUSTA GEORGIA f I 'f Butler 8: Johnson Hardware 218 Eighth Street 0771 1771671 J' McCORKLE S AUTO SERVICE A r k NORTH AUGUSTA S C 2 0041 2 2370 KRESS 8: I0c 8: 25c Store BUY IT 601 Fresh Crunchy PEANUT BHITTLE AT BETTER STORES Somethlnq Different R E ELLIOTT SONS PRIVATE AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 2 5566 C PENNY 860 BROAD STREET J' f 7 76611 26617 Th REYALL St HOME FOLKS 7 B d S AUGUSTA GEORGIA JENNINGS DRUG STORE G C pl ' z vf Complimentr l 0 f General u o Repair and Wrec er Service S - H - C O - , . . 56' Phone - - - C 0 m p I im e n I J .I . . C O . 0 fl GardeIIe's Drug Store, Inc. Where riendr meet lt Pa If to at Pgnny'J ' BI'O3d at th Sf. Phone ...- -' - ... e 1 ore Compliment! C0mplimen!f 0 f o f 54 roa freer Complzmentr 0 TWIGGS OPTICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS Excluswe Dxspensers to Eye Physrcrans 422 423 Southern Fmance Bldg AUGUSTA GEORGIA Gowns Wraps Mrllmery and Accessorles THE HOLLYWOOD DRESS SHOPPE Aluayr the nt wztlo the new 841 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA GA Complzmentr 0 BURNY S SHOE STORE 912 BROAD STREET L8dlCS Men s Boys and Chnldren s Shoes Hose and Bags PHONE 2 2257 MAXWELL BROTHERS Furniture Radros FrIgIda1res Draperies 953 55 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA GEORGIA 4121159 DDR' J EWELERS AUGUSTA GA. AUGUSTA DAIRIES Modern Roofing 8: Meial Works THE BEST IN ROOFING all SHEET METAL WORK 930 Wilker St Dlal 2 6467 AUGUSTA GEORGIA WM SCHWEIGERT CO 846 BROAD STREET jeuelerr or Three Generatzom J E W E L R Y SILVERWARE CHINA ' f .. . ' ' f- Y fi ,- v . I l Complimentf Q of .S 6 d ,I f 7 Garrrson Roberks Motors, Inc DESOTO P1 YMOUTH 111 113 8th Street Phone 21817 AUCLSTA GEORGIA H SHMERLINC-5 JEWELER Dmmondr Watcher and jeuelrg Szlzeruare Cut Glam and Nozeltxer 710 Broad St Augusta G Complzmenty 0 VALLEY COACHES INC AUGUSTA GEORGIA Tramportanmz If the ozzmlntmn Compliment! 0 GREAR S INCORPORATED Furnrtu re STOVES APPLIANCES W E Rames Company Inc BUILDING SPECIALTIES METAL WEATHERSTRIPS HOME EQLIPMENT Reynolds St Phone 2 217f AUGUSTA GA Em prre Furnrture Company DIa1 2 5435 1201 05 BROAD STREET Bargams In New and Used Furnxture Eary Termf Perkrns Lumber Company YELIOW PINE LLMBFR MILLWORK DOORS SASH BLILDINC MATERIALS 619 Thmeenrh SI DIal 7 2479 AI Cl STA GEORGIA Fompllmentr Consumer s Feed and Seed Company G - . . I 1 K . .. . , a. ' f A f I , . l H 1 .b f . - of progre.r.f 1204-O6 Broad Street Phone 2-4142 0 Q ' O . I 813 . - 1 l U L ' 7 0 f I Pearce Young Angel Co WHOLESALE FOOD DISTRIBUTORS BICYCLES WHIZZER MOTOR BIKES AND MOTORCYCLES R L SUMERAU 8: SON FUEL OIL Iubncatmg Oxls Greflses CIIGIFICHIS San1t'1rySupp11es PHOENIX OIL CO 626 Flfth St Phone 7 5371 fomplzmentr General Tlre 8: Supply Co Broad at 17th Street AI Cl STA GEORGIA WYNN BAILEY 81 COMPANY WHOLESALE FRUITS PRODUCE GROCERIES Phones 7 6675 7 6676 943 945 Fenwlck Street FURNITURE 901 Brmd Street Phone 2 6508 AI CIISTA GEORGIA AUTO FINANCE CO 751 Broad Au I STA GEORGIA T D GINGREY 81 SONS TYPEWRITERS STENCIL DUPLICATORS FI IIID DUPLICATORS PAPER RIEEONS SUPPLIES SERVICE 709 Elghth Street Augusta Ga G , ' ' ' - . of - W. F. BENTLEY 81 SON C omplzmentx o Y C S M GENERAL CONTRACTOR 12 Nmth Street AUGUSTA GEORGIA omplnmentx TOWN TAVERN We Have Sam actonly Sened the Imurmg Publzc o North Auguxta or over 40 Year! W R DAWSON 81 CO H BURTS TAYLOR MRS EMELINE S DAWSON 118 Exghth St Dial 2 5935 Fomplsmen W H CHANDLER MONUMENT DEALER 130 Elghth Street Phone 8431 AUGUSTA GEORGIA E J ERBELDING 81 CO P L U M B I N G 601 O3 BROAD STREET C omplzmentx o BURNSIDE FURNITURE CO NEW AND USE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 520 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GA Fomplfmentx ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY SHERMAN 8: HEMSTREET Realtors AUGUSTA GEORGIA . f C . f GU . :TH 0 4 f MAY WE SERVE YOU? 0 A I . . 2- ' f of Complimemr of AUGUSTA BOOK STORE 833 Broad Street AUGUSTA GEORGIA NOTICE... Residents of North Augusta . . . On your way home, shop and save at PUNARO'S MARKET A place ubere you can get a better value RUBEN S DEPT STORE Complete Ladzer Wearing Apparel and All Accerrorrer COATS DRESSES AND SHOES MENS BOYS AND CHILDRENS DEPARTMENTS 914 Broad St Z 6671 Complzmentr NU WAY SHOE SHOP F rfth Street AUGUSTA GEORGIA C L A R Y 81 M O O R E REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Ground Floor Marlon Bulldrng Phone 2 6128 BERNARD S Draperxes Shp Covers Yard Goods Curtarns Telephone 2 3069 978 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA GA D1al2 9155 Schnelder Service Station ATI ANTIC GASOLINE MoToR Ou AND LUBRICATION 13TH 8: REYNOLDS AUGUSTA GA SERVICE STATION WASHING GULFLEX GULFPRIDE OIL re Changes and Repel s Gulf Tues and Batteries Recapp ng and Reiread ng I romp! arm' Courfeour Se ure ROAD SERVICE Call 3 9I59 nazo WALTON WAY I I , . A . 0 f I H. B. SCHNEIDER, Proprietor B Q D I E Ti 'r ' ' . , 5 5 l r -3 I Bowen Bros Hardware Co 905 Broad Street SPORTING Goons ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES GIFTS GLASSWARE CHINA Murphy Stationery Company SOCIAI AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY 718 Broad Street Dlal 2 2122 AUGUSTA GEORGIA FIre Extrnguxsher Sales and Servrce TermIte Pest Control Fumrgatron Rat Proofmg Relrable Exiermlnatlng 424 9th Street Phone 2 2630 AUGUSTA GEORGIA GREEN S GARAGE Parts and servrce on all cars Wrecked cars made lIke new WELDING AND CUTTING 111 125 FIFTH STREET Phones 2 6455 2 6456 Realtors Real Estate Rentmg Loans General Insurance WILLIAM J KEI LY Succerror HERALD BUILDING AUGUSTA GA Relrable Flnance Company A home ou ned company for Augurta People OWEN SIHWFERE P W FLEMING 2 ohnson Buxldmg Phone 7 3956 AUGUSTA GEORGIA Fomplzmentr o Simons 8: Calhoun Realiy Co 316W EIghth Street Oiice Phone 2 1291 Georgra Carolrna Paper Co 1157 BROAD STREET 6 Restaurant Hotel Supplxes AUGUSTA GEORGIA and Store FIXIUICS ' ' ' Co. 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