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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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Fra Thr tion ough chemical reaction s in the Chemistry Lab, equa s took on a new meaning. Left to Right: Gary Andes nces Tannehill, Virginia Knox, Bobby Rollins. f me The mysteries of Natural Science unfolded before the amazed eyes of the students in the Biology Lab. In Senior English Class Macbeth was brought to life. A cheer Fox THE lznvwledge G AIN E D IN UP-TO-DATE cLAssRooMs . Future Homemakers acqulred valuable tram ng In thelr Home Ec classes WWW A well rounded select on of books provided so rce of new k owledge The Mardi Gras was a perfect picture of New Orleans. A cheer Fon THE entluwia m AFTER CLASS FUN AND FRO The players were rewarded for months of hard work at the foot- ball banquet where they received their jackets. Miriam Knox, Ronald Swattord, Margaret Kelly, Gloria Wise, and Carlton Weeks were stars of the Junior Play of '54, Spooky Tav- ern gave them a chance to show their theatrical talents. 8 The Beta Club initiation portrayed the expression, A Iittlc nonsense now and then is relished by thc wisest men. N SHOWN IN LIC Gloria Wise was crowned Homecoming Queen by Bobby Pettigrew during the halt at thc football game. Square dancing at th carnival provided fun am frolic for energetic stu dents. JANICE . MESSAGE Enom THE editvr Our parents have always told us that our high school years are the best years of our lives. We, the senior class of l955, seemed to realize this from the time we began this year. We were serious in all our undertakings and have shown to the faculty, parents, administration, and trustees that we do appreciate all the help and guidance which they have most gener- ously given. REYNARD A N D 6aAineAA manager . . . Though many of us have participated in various school activities, we feel that we have not given our very utmost to N.A.H.S. So, as we finish our senior year at North Augusta High School, we appeal to the students returning here next year to take up where we left off and continue with renewed effort. We wish all of you the greatest success, and hope you cherish your i955 SANDSPURS as a remem- brance of your best years at N.A.H.S. EDITOR 0-E BUSINESS MANAGER E FED TE TS OPENING . ACTIVITIES . . . . 60 TITLE . . . SANDSPURS STAFF . . .62 SCHOOL LIFE I . . STUDENT COUNCIL . . , .64 YELLOW JACKET . . . . 65 EDITOR'S MESSAGE BETA CLUB I I l ' l 66 CONTENTS .,,. GIRLS' CHORUS . . . .67 DENCATION I . . CHEERLEADERS . . .71 ATHLETICS .... . . 72 BOARD OF TRUSTEES FooTsALL . . . , . . .74 ADMINISTRATION BOYS' BASKETBALL . . . .78 FACULTY ' A . BASEBALL .... . . 80 TRACK ....... . . 81 GIRLS' BASKETBALL . , . . 82 CLASSES . . FEATURES ..... . 86 SENIORS .... SENIOR SUPERLATIVES . . .88 CLASS Hlsroav. . WWNER5 ----- - .96 JUNIORS - v - ADVERTISING . . . . 98 SOPHOMORES . INDEX ......... . . 138, 'I39 FRESHMEN .... SANDSPURS NOTES REVIEW OF SCHOOL LIFE . . . I4-0 Mrs Sarah D. Jones, school secretary, efficiently carried out her Mrs. J. A. Hope, Iunchroom supervisor, directed the preparation duties and rendered assistance where needed. of nutritious meals. MISS BARKER In grateful appreciation of one who has given of her Time, skill, and services as a teacher and friend, we the Class of '55 dedicate this the 27th volume of SANDSPURS to Miss Grace Barker. DEUIEATIUN '12 ,Sw I 335 yy W? . . i , , P' I 1 A' E 1 1' A Q, QW' Xgffii xg- , is . 5 A 156' g A A -:f, A W i ,,,,.,, MA.X i x ii? ' g i lk 'Q 1 5 X w My X xx Q 668 , . 1 , W A 5 , ysf 2 W K f --may, A y Q?liQ7Lf5 -iz fa 1. tw, ,5Qx4Qw ,,,,,.fjr' , mg, az, u Fr , I NEA i o f , Mage, - . fy??TW.f?M-f -5 ai 41 ,W QQ , 1,351 J 4 -22 .. JM., Q- my N' si M iw 3 gf v L x NX X X igqfx 'if fi MR. S. E. STILLWELL Principal of Senior High School Dear Seniors, lt is my sincere hope that you will continue to bring as much ioy to those with whom you come in contact in later years as you have to those of us who have had the privilege of dealing with you here. For your intelligence, your consideration, your cooperation, your loyalty, and your integrity, we are truly thankful. As you go out from this school, you will need to put to use all the fine traits which you have shown here. Please work towards making the world a better place just as you have helped make this school better for having passed this way. Congratulations, and the best of everything to all of you. Cordially, Principal MR. PAUL KNOX Area Superintendent To The Class ot 1955 Greetings: Your entire high school career has been spent on the periphery of the construction of the world's largest fissionable materials plant of the Atomic Energy Commission. The observing graduate must have said again and again and again with signifi- cant meaning, To Be, Or Not To Be? Certainly, this sober question has led each of you to realize that the material and spiritual forces are out of balance in the world today. My wish for each of you is that you may reach the heights of mankind's ideal and attain your own most vital inspiration. May you be sustained to tread upon the high places, without giddiness and without fear, and may you walk these high roads of life in the fellowship and peace of God. Yours very cordially, Area Superintendent ISTH Tllfl ll MISS GRACE BARKER MR. E. E. BRYANT MRS. VIVIAN CROXTON MISS MARGARET B. DAWSON B.S. Winthrop College, Clemson College, A.B., Erskine Collegeg A,B., Winthrop College Graduate Work University A.B., Maryville, Tennessee Graduate Work University Mathematics of South Carolina Vocational Subjects of South Carolina Commerce American History, Democracy UUH FACULTY Time Out For A Coke- Miss Eidson, Mrs. Godfrey, Miss Folk, Mr. Gault. Signing The Daily Register- Miss Barker, Miss Dawson, Mrs. Crox- ton, Mr. Bryant. 15 ps MISS ANNE EIDSON A.B., University ol Georgia, Woman's College, University of North Carolina Civics, World History MISS LOIS J. GREENE A.B., Winthrop College, Graduate Work University of South Carolina Biology, Economics MISS JOYCE FOLK B.S., Winthrop College Home Economics, Civics MRS. MARGUERITE HAMMOND B.S., Lander College, Graduate Work University of South Carolina Mathematics MR. CALHOUN GAULT A.B., Presbyterian College, Graduate Work Furman and University of South Carolina Physical Education, Coach MRS. AUDREY D. LOEWE A.B., University of Illinois Latin, English 16 MRS. ELIZABETH A. GODF A,B,, Winthrop College, Graduate Work Emory Unive French, Latin MISS MARY L. McCART' A.B., Western Kentucky State College Librarian Talking Over Their Various Subiects- Mrs. Loewe, Miss McCarty, Mrs. Ham- mond, Miss Greene. Pl-IE LTY MRS. ELIZABETH MURPHY MR MOONEY PLAYER MRS LUCIE H I RUZICKA AB., Newberry Collegej BS University of South BS Lebanon Valley College Graduate Work University Carolina Music Supervisor Band of South Carolina,- University of Georgiag Birmingham Southern English, Mathematics MISS FRIEDA SAWYER B.S., Winthrop College Physical Education Gwe me your ottenhon please .UF1 iight gi ' -x av Z ' ff Q nam, ? , 1'4 za www V-f. 2 Riu if V wt M. . ,253-9' 1 N1- 5 r Q . . A '- ag gg Q 5-ug. X, w , 4, I 'W 4 4. N . :awk - I L' fgigwgr ' I g V' 'T' f if 4, N 15' - ' , 5 af M 3 ,F if x 1, X4 W s-Xxx!! x P 'XQESX KENNETH. . .NANCY. . .JANICE. KENNETH MINK .... NANCY HEMPHILL MARIE GRIFFIN . JANICE WHITLAW FICE SE IUH EL 20 . .MARIE . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary . . Treasurer AES THE BEST DAYS UF With you, dear North Augusta, Our hearts will ever stay. For though we go our different ways, Our thoughts will never stray. From fun we've had, joys we've shared Triumphs and heartaches too, Though we're leaving North Augusta, Our love remains with you. When as bewildered freshmen, We needed someone as a guide, Our beloved teachers Helped us to decide The right from wrong, the false from true, And always to do our part, lt was they who helped us realize They had our interests at heart, Our sophomore and our junior years Held much enjoyment too. And last New Year's found us, In a school brand new. ,run FEATURE WRITERS Miriam Knox, Histor ian, Warrcn Hair, , ' L Projnhtrlg Nancy Q Shcaly, Poet, Lawyer, XX Hal Jacques, Lawyer. I o,' l I . 1 21 tml 0 O UUH LIVES . It asked our happiest time at school, lt would be quite hard to say, For could we forget Junior-Senior, Or producing our junior play? The friendships made within your walls We'll keep dear in our hearts. And with tear-filled eyes we'll silently say We'll miss you when we part. As we sing the Alma Mater, And in song our voices blend, ln our hearts we'll all be hoping, That we shall meet again. Yes, there were many trying moments, ln spite of work combined with play. And at times we became discouraged, But this l'd like to say When we get a little older, We're sure to realize Those days spent at North Augusta Were the best days ot our lives, NANCY SHEALY Class Poet '55 Jwhfc . Jackie Adams Marcia Adams Joan Altoonian Mary Bagwell Clay Bailey Joan Beverly JACQUELINE SUE ADAMS MARCIA ADAMS JOAN ANNETTE ALTOONIAN Jackie Teba Pill Cleveland High: Webster Hayne Debat- ing Club '52, Tennis Club '52, Junior and Senior Choir '52. North Augusta High School: 4-H Club '53, Manager of Girls' Basketball Team '53, Chorus '53, Basketball '54, Junior-Senior Entertainer '54, Library Club '54, '55, YELLOW JACKET Feature Writer '54, Production Staff '55. MARY RUSSELL BAGWELL ukussu Carnesville High School: 4-H Club '52, Future Homemakers Association '52, Basketball '52. Scholastic Honor Roll '5l, '52, '53, '54, Monitor '52, Cheerleader '53, '54, '55, Student Council '53, '55, Attendance Honor Roll '54, Library Club '54, YEL- LOW JACKET Circulation Manager '54, Class Vice-President '54, Junior Marshal '54, Homeroom Chairman '54, '55, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Most School Spirit '55. HENRY CLAY BAILEY uclayu Erwin, Tennessee: Band '5l. Richmond Academy: ROTC '52. Attendance Honor Roll '5l, '54, Gym '5l, '52, Comewolei Club '52, Chorus '52, Monitor '52, J.H.A. '53, E.T.A. '53, '54, President '54, Junior Marshal '54, Beta Club '54, '55, YELLOW JACKET Production Staff '55, SAND- SPURS Typist '55. MARY JOAN BEVERLY Ioanie 4-H Club '5l, '52, '53, Chorus '5l, '52, '54, '55, Junior Homemakers Associa- tion '5l, YELLOW JACKET News Editor '54 SE IDRS. .EL SS UF '55 22 AFTER TWELVE YEARS WE TOOK THE SEAT TO BE THE SENIORS THAT NONE COULD BEAT. JACKIE . . . Call a spade a spade and it is one. ' MARY . . . Ever cheerful, never dreary, always smiling, never weary MARCIA . . . The best things often come done up in small packages. CLAY . . . To hurry or worry is not my creed. JOAN . , , One who is a philosopher and a clown. JOAN . . . Opinion is the queen of the world. Clay. . . Mary , , .Joan A.. . .Joan B. . .Jackie . . .Marcia ja, Z 3 y , I , 1 if' , . Q, 3 zy. , 2 fm.. A . 3 A REQ:-... 'i'y Jan Bledsoe Joy Chester JAN CLEVE BLEDSOE nshortyu 4-H Club '51, YELLOW JACKET Art Editor '54, Bus Driver '53, '54, '55. CAROLYN JOY CHESTER Hjoy., 4-l-l Club '51, '52, Gym '51, '52, Come' wolei Club '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, Sec- retary '54, Treasurer '55, YELLOW JACKET '51, Chorus '51, '53, '54, '55, F.TtA. '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, President '53, J.H.A. '51, '52, '53, Monitor '52, Scholastic Honor Roll '54, Beta Club '54, '55, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Sec- retary '54, Vice-President '55, Biggest Flirt '55. Joanna Butts Phillip Christman SARAH JOANNA BUTTS ,von Library Club '51, '52, '54, '55, Student Council '51, '52, '53, '54, Monitor '52, J.H.A, '51, '52, '53, 4-H Club '53, SANDSPURS Salesman '54, Le Cercle Frgncais '54, '55, Chorus '54, '55, F.T.A. '5 . LOUIS PHILLIP CHRISTMAN PhiI Football '52, '53, Safety Patrol '51, '52, '53, '54, Stage Manager of Junior Play '54, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55. SE IDRS. .ELAS 24 Walter Campbell Carol Cook WALTER CAMPBELL Butch Midget Football '51, Basketball '51, State Champions Y.M.C.A. Basketball '52, Block Letter Club '52, '53, '54, Football '53, '54, Most Athletic '54, Most Versatile '55. CAROL FRED COOK Carol 4-H Club '51, Class Treasurer '51, Base- ball '51, '55. SUP '55 WV' ,V fi 'W x g 2 2 X X xx xx A Qx XA N 5: N- f Q S x Q Q E N Reynard Corley Don Ferrell REYNARD ALTON CORLEY ,,Ren,, Attendance Honor Roll '52, '54, School Patrol '53, '54, Class Secretary '54, Jun- ior Play '54, YELLOW JACKET Feature Editor '54, Two S.C.S.P,A. Writing Con- test Awards for Story of the Month '54, Student Council Representative '54, Pres- ident '55, Bus Driver '55, Editor-in-Chief of SANDSPURS '55, Most Ambitious '55. DONALD LEE FERRELL lIDonll Abbeville High: Football '53. North Au- gusta High: Football '55. Margie Fairbrother John Firby MARGIE LOUISE FAIRBROTHER Squats Cheerleader '5l, Gym '5l, '52, J.H,A, '5l, '52, '53, Chorus '53, '54, 4-H Club '53, Library Club '53, '54, Foot- ball Attendant '53, Gold Ball Queen '53, F,T.A. '54, Miss Community Center '54, YELLOW JACKET Production Staff '55. JOHN HENRY FIRBY njohnu Aldrich High: Football '5l, '52, '53, Baseball '5l, '52, North Augusta High: Junior Play Stage Manager '54, Football '54, '55, Block Letter Club '54, '55, Le Cercle Francois '54, '55, Student Council '55, Homeroom Chairman '55, Most Athletic '55. SE IDRS. .CLAS 26 I . Jw 1 arf' if W I 114 . ,, 'J' Joanne Farr Carole Ford JOANNE RUTH FARR filo., Deering High: Cheerleader '5l, 4-H Club '5l, Attendance Honor Roll '5l, Class Reporter '5l, North Augusto High: Ate tendance Honor Roll '53, '54, J.H.A. '53, YELLOW JACKET Production Stott '55, SANDSPURS Typist '55. CAROLE HARRIETTE FORD llpunkll 4-H Club '5l, '52, J.H.A. '5l, '52, '53, Photographer '53, Chorus '53, Home- room Secretary '53, Basketball '53, '54, Band '54, YELLOW JACKET Production Statt '55, SANDSPURS Typist '55, JACKET JIVE Writer '55. SUP '55 7 ,ff . , . i -lk fifwwf' -. F ' '.' at I. fp i wr s K JO A .-,': gf Q if k X w f, IN Z yf rya Q , K any is 'ffl ' ai PM if i fl Q in M D. gy ,K ia iz HHN .1 'X hw- 1 5 X 1,335 - '-3 X X x VW' Don Garrett Doris Harper MARION DONALD GARRETT Hoon., Taylors High: Midget Football '5l, Mid- get Basketball '5l, '52, Library Club '52, Beta Club Honor Roll '52 Hendersonville High: Football '53, '54, Basketball '54, Baseball '54, Golf '54, Spanish Club '54, Treasurer '54, Class Vice-President '54, Junior Talent Show '54, North Augusta High: Football '55, Basketball '55, Base- ball '55, Track '55, Most Attractive '55. DORIS JEAN HARPER iipugii J,H,A. '5l, '52, Gym '5l, '52, Best Looking '54, YELLOW JACKET Produc- tion Statf '55, SANDSPURS Typist '55. ALICE MARIE GRIFFIN Hkeeii Hialeah Junior I-ligh: Basketball '5l, '52, SE IUHS. .CLAS Marie Griffin Nancy Hemphill Girls' Athletic Association '5l, '52, Band '5l, '52, Scholastic Honor Roll '52, At- tendance Honor Roll '5l, '52. North Augusta High: J.H.A. '53, Basketball '53, '54, '55, YELLOW JACKET Pro- duction Statt '55, Class Secretary '55, SANDSPURS Typist Chairman '55, Most Athletic '55, Beta Club '55, Student Council '55. NANCY ELMIRA HEMPHILL Nancine Scholastic Honor Roll '5l, '52, '53, '54, J.H.A. '5l, '52, '53, '54, Treasurer '52, Miss J.H.A. '53, District Treasurer '54, Comewolei Club '5l, '52, '53, Library Assistant '52, '53, Student Council '52, Chairman of English Class '53, Superior Rating on State Junior English and Alge- bra Examinations '53, American History '54, YELLOW JACKET News Editor '54, Junior Marshal '54, Beta Club '54, '55, 28 Warren Hair Martha Henderson Vice-President '55, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Class Chairman '54, SAND- SPURS Salesman '52, '53, '54, Junior Editor '54, Senior Editor '55, Class Vice- President '55, Most Ambitious '55, Salu- tatorian '55. WARREN WILLIAM HAIR Warren Class Treasurer '5l, Most Versatile '5l, Football '52, '53, '54, '55, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Treasurer '55, Block Letter Club '55. MARTHA CRESWELL HENDERSON Hender Most Talented '52, Comewolei Club '52, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Chorus '55, Place Card Committee '54. SUP '55 fa. QM 41 if Basis' ,uf :sin Q-BO uiixuil ffl .4 Qi, 2 Y ' wa:-f K .,- Kg , f Q X 1 YK f ' wif Q. iifvw 4 l A . wlbf ale, 9 if . - 5 - . in Q. ' Y -.wit , v Q wa , .. , .. T .Q Kr K KK Q ,. 3 K ,ggwf - 1 K? . KK Kp, .sw-5-9' , ,. L KKQK .. .K, . K. . kr X . 5 fy A x ? 9-:Q X13 ' m 6 NRSV 'h .L+ Kids we 1- Q .. ....., KK. X. N Q x .,.,, N Nw. K . fgxx X. X . ,K K 1,8 . ' K Xfxis 1 sf f Kix - K if . .. XXS i x . N. Q 5 . AQ k Q L xx ' . Q N - Q3 iii f + X fi X Xi X x ' . X V93 Vi. X 5 fm X K - Ki. Q 5 K KKK K, .S X K .Q K Mx' f . S K KY Xxql . ffl! :gg YQ, , ' 1 if .X-MR5' TfwN.x!21.3'1j ' I K K M KK Q , .1 :X-XKK-xKSKKKSKf.K.Ki -if! .KQK5 KEK . 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BETTY ALMA HOWARD Beta Class Secretary '5l, Chorus '5l, J.H.A, '5l, Gym '5l, '52, Scholastic Honor Roll '5l, '52, '53, '54, Student Council '52, Cornewolei Club '52, '53, '54, '55, Li- brary Assistant '52, '53, English Class Chairman '53, YELLOW JACKET Sales- man '53, Junior Play '54, Junior Mar- shal '54, SANDSPURS Junior Editor '54, Salesman '54, Activities Editor '55, YEL- LOW JACKET Exchange Editor '54, Beta Club '54, '55, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Frienclliest '55. 30 Central High: Glee Club '5l, '52, Bible Club '5l, Vice-President, French Club '5l, Richmond Academy: Chorus '53, Operetta '53. North Augusta High: Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, President '54, Most Courteous '55. JACQUELON ALVA HUDGI NS ujacku Bremen High: Tri-l-li-Y '52, '53, Band '52, '53, Pep Club '53, North Augusta High: Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Sec- retary '54, Library Club '55, Most Vi- vacious '55. SUP '55 A 1 s . Q'f7 1 . ' 1 4 'F I , ' I I K 1 Q 1 1 1 l . 2? ia , !W ,A 1 J I ' A ' 1 . w 5 n Q 1. sv -1 ' 1 I ii We ,' 5' . v s A 1, ' . . M 1 D Q Q , ,5. 1 ' ' x u -4:4 f , . .I '3 E ff V4 ' ' U , 1 , ' . fx if 'asf ,. K: wxgtg . ' -' 4 , . f 5 1 ' 4 5 5' . sk S YT 1 I . . ,, ' .f Q21 1 ', , 454 , l 55 ' F' ,It 1 K 1 I' v M , 3 I ' 4 ' Q . V! E' .gs . , I V 9, lit 1 FX 1 I ' Y 1' W 1. xx 1. , M lf u Q h :Q ' ' 4 V ' WA 3 '- H 1 I 'i ii i ' .J V 1 ip 4 I NGK' Q Www Hal Jacques Margaret Kelly JOSEPH HALBERT JAQUES, JR. ,,Hal,, Baseball '52, '53, '54, '55, Safety Patrol '5l, '52, '53, 4'H Club '5l, Attendance Honor Roll '53, Football '53, '54, '55, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, YELLOW JACKET News Editor '54, Legion Base! ball '54, '55, Basketball '54, '55, Track '54, '55, Block Letter Club '55, Library Club '55, F.T.A. '55, Class Lawyer '55, MARGARET MOORE KELLY Maggie Class Queen '5l, Gym '5l, '52, Student Council '5l, '52, '53, Monitor '52, Sec- retary-Treasurer '53, J.H.A. '5l, '52, '53, Comwolei Club '5l, '52, '53, '54, Bulletin Board Chairman '52, Chorus '5l, '52, '53, '54, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Secretary '55, Junior Play '54, F.T.A. '55, SANDSPURS Art Editor '55. SE IUHS. .IILAS Dorothy Johnson Barbara Kirkley DOROTHY MAE JOHNSON MDM., 4-H Club '5l, '52, Gym '5l, '52, J.l-l.A. '5l, '52, '53, Chorus '53, '54, YELLOW JACKET Production Staff '55, SAND- SPLJRS Typist '55. BARBARA FELICIA KIRKLEY Shorty 4fH Club '5l, Gym '5l, '52, J.H.A. '5l, '52, '53, Attendance Honor Roll '5l, '52, '53, '54, YELLOW JACKET Pro- duction Statt '54, '55, SANDSPURS Typist '55. 32 Hdfrlefl' .lunnsun Miriam Knox HARRIETT ELIZABETH JOHNSON Iljigll J.H.A. '5l, Gym '5l, '52, SANDSPURS Salesman '5l, '52, Chorus '5l, '53, Stu' dent Council '52, '53, Library Club '53, '54, Gold Ball Attendant '54, Homecom- ing Queen '54, Junior Play '54, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Treasurer '54, Beta Club '54, '55, SANDSPURS Adver- tising Editor '55, Most Attractive '55. MIRIAM KNOX uslipu Most lnteresting '5l, Chorus '5l, '53, '54, Comewolei Club '52, '53, '54, '55, Secretary '52, F.T.A. '52, '53, '54, '55, Treasurer '53, Secretary '55, Basketball '53, '54, '55, YELLOW JACKET Business Manager '54, Beta Club '54, '55, Sec- retary '55, Junior Marshal '54, Most Likely to Succeed '54, Girls' State '54, Junior Play '54, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, President '54, Class Historian '55, Homecoming Sponsor '55, SANDSPURS Circulation Manager '55, Miss-Hi-Miss '55, Student Council '55. 5 U17 '55 Ns X Y K I x R WX Jim Mqckley Mary Maddox Joe McClellan David McKie Sandra McKie JIMMY MCI-90d JAMES FRANKLIN MACKLEY ujimu South Charleston High School: Student Council '52, B Varsity Basketball '52, Chess and Monogram Club '52, North Augusta High School: Student Council '54, Junior Play Selecting Committee '54, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Beta Club '55, Biggest Flirt '55, DAVID RONALD McKIE HMGCH Most Co-Operative '5l, Class Vice-Presi- dent '53, Dependable '53, Junior Play Usher '54, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Friendliest '55. MARY SUE MADDOX nsueu McCormick High School: Scholastic Hon- or Roll '5l, '52, '53, '54, 4-H Club '5l, '52, '53, J,H.A. '52, '53, '54, President '52, Beta Club '52, '53, '54, North Au- gusta High: Beta Club '55, SANDRA MCKIE Pooch 4-H Club '5l, '52, Junior Homemakers Association '5l, Comewolei Club '52, SE IUH5. .CLASS UF '55 34 JOSEPH WILLIAM MCCLELLAN Little Mo Mo 4-I-I Club '5l, Most Athletic '5l, Safety Patrol '5l, '52, '53, '54, Popular '52, '53, '54, Basketball Manager '53, At- tendance Honor Roll '5l, '52, '53, '54, Track '52, '53, '54, '55, Football '53, '54, '55, HERALD Area All-Star Team '54, Player of the Week '55, JIMMY EARL McLEOD llilimll Student Council '52, Football '53, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Basketball '55. 3 k., 04 ,.,L.J-fi' xmmfwl 31 R wr WR U ...Q-f Kenneth Mink Eugene Overstreet KENNETH STEWART MINK nKennyu Superior Rating on State Examinations in General Science '52, Algebra '53, Foot- ball '52, '53, '54, '55, Basketball '52, '53, '54, '55, Baseball '52, '53, '54, '55, Class President '53, '54, '55, Block Let- ter Club '53, '54, '55, Student Council '53, '54, Vice-President '54, Junior Play '54, Best All Around '54, Boys' State '54, Junior Marshal '54, YELLOW JACK- ET Sports Editor '54, Beta Club '54, '55, Treasurer '55, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Chairman '54, SANDSPURS Athletic Editor '55, Mr. Senior '55. EUGENE HENRY OVERSTREET Gene 4-H Club '5l, Bus Driver '54, Football '55, Track '55, Block Letter Club '55. SE IDRS .CLA Myrtle Mitchum Bobby Pettigrew SAiDIE MYRTLE MITCHUM H M yrtu Summerville High: 4-H Club '52. Hampe ton High: J.H.A. '53, Class Sweetheart '53. Waynesboro High: Beta Club '54, F,H,A. '54, North Augusta High: Beta Club '55. ROBERT MARCUS PETTIGREW Bobby Most Attractive '50, Class Vice-President '50, '5l, Basketball '50, '5l, Football '50, '5l, '52, '53, '55, Block Letter Club '50, '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, Most Ath- letic '51, Boys' Chorus '5l, Baseball '5l, '52, '54, Queen Escort '52, Library Club '54, Le Cercle Fraincais '53, '54, '55. 36 Frank Moore Jim Presnell FRANK EDWARD MOORE ffjimmylr Simpsonville High: Class Vice-President '5l, Football '52, '53, Basketball '52, '53, Baseball '52, '53, Volleyball '53, L.B.C. High: Junior Marshal '54, Bas- ketball '54, Baseball '54. North Au- gusta High: Best Dressed '55, Bus Driver '55, Baseball '55. JAMES STONE PRESNELL Big Jim Chicora High: Latin Club '52, Home- room Chairman '52, North Augusta High: Attendance Honor Roll '54, Alternate Bus Driver '54, '55, Football '54, '55, Base- ball '55, Library Club '55, Boys' Chorus '55, Block Letter Club '55, Most School Spirit '55, Student Council '55. S5 UF '55 A :HQ ' V ff 5 .. Mit X X .- gig- . N Q f?ie'5fw f 'M Fiffsqvf' QQ Q . - ' ' W x A I W' 4 X xx ix 1 3. ' sm my gf 4 12? e gr sm i-gk ., . K ' ' A 'V f ,A -- K ' A If ,V - si? 5:1 - jr 4 L4 fe ,tx iff- Q f xx, 'A :'?'3E?': a9A Mm ' f sk afzmg M. Gm' VA 5 'Z .L Mya egg, A Y 'I if Q , Av , L , Qi D ,. 191 ,VW Q x X as NN J ix wc Q Q. of K fu A ws? K X - E f X as X ,, A U 'X v David Printup Sara Lou Saunders DAVID TWIGGS PRI NTU P David PE. Squad Leader '51, Baseball '52, '54 '55, Junior Play Usher '54, Student Couni cil '54, Track '55, Basketball '55. SARA LOU SANDERS Sudie Blue J.H.A, '51, '52, 4-H Club '51, '52, Band '51, '53, '54, F.T.A, '51, '52, '53, '54, Secretary-Treasurer '52, Comewolei Club '52, Student Council Monitor '52, Gym '52, Maiorette '53, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Homecoming Sponsor '55. Billy Quattlebaum Nancy Shealy WILLIAM CLEGG QUATTLEBAUM, JR. HBHIYH Student Council Monitor '51, Bus Driver '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, Stage Manager tor Junior Play '54, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Junior-Senior Speaker '54, SANDSPURS Photographic Editor '55. NANCY PAGE SHEALY ul-ui, SANDSPURS SALESMAN '51, Gym '51, '52, J.H,A. '51, '52, '53, President '53, Cheerleader '52, Student Council Monitor '52, Chorus '52, '53, Library Club '52, '53, '54, 4-H Club '53, Class Queen '53, Junior-Senior Entertainer '54, Student Council '54, YELLOW JACKET Society Editor '54, Junior Play '54, F.T.A. '54, '55, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Class Lawyer '55, Homecoming Sponsor '55, Class Poet '55. Bill Rollo Beverly Smith WILLIAM DELANO ROLLO BilI Minor High: Hi-Y Club '51, Rockmart High: Football Manager '52, Football '53 BEVERLY HOWARD SMITH ,,BeY,, Student Council Monitor '52, Gym '52, Library Club '53, '54, '55, President '54, '55, 4-H Club '53, Most Talented '53, YELLOW JACKET '54, Class Treasurer '54, Chorus '54, F,T.A. '54, '55, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, ViceAPresident '54, Treasurer '55, Most Courteous '55, Student Council '55. SE IUH5..EL SS UI-1'55 38 X 61. Q W 0 . fi mg, Y' Kb '7 Q -Aww, N N X X Q ew 3, A K M X . 'l '45, .- bs - 'REQ .5 L Q' , X Q 's Nfni zwlglfg' x I My-A X xx ifixi , , X 1 A V., fggxyx Vg: A. ?,A5g,s.qS,,gjg'Kii53xf,3g1 ,fv Qi B5 lfw A ilk m by X X A 'r 77i'Q,F Amggx- g, !sgAg 9' frwfgfgsjfff' fifg33wi3?iQiiL'Q53Qi5 ff ' ix Xfzqflngtw ffgvgggsfisgfigfflfsfffxiffxfasbksigxf5: +-4fRgQ3sQ ' ' VW? 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Elizabeth Smith Ronald Swafford ELIZABETH BRIGGS SMITH NUI., Aiken County Marching and Concert Band '5l, Gym '5l, '52, North Augusta Marching and Concert Band '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, Chorus '53, '54, Le Cercle Francais '54, Maiorette '55. RONALD ALAN SWAFFORD Ronnie Rossville High: Literature Appreciation Club '5l, Pep Squad '5l, Baseball Man- ager '5l, Midget Football '5l, Midget Basketball '5l, Dramatics Club '52, Foot- ball '52. Jackson High: Class Treasurer '53, Basketball '53, Library Club '53, Baseball '53. North Augusta High: Jun- ior Play '54, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Football '55, Library Club '55, Secretary '55, Baseball '55, Track '55, Block Let- ter Club '55, F.T.A, '55. SE IDRS .ELA Karin Spiers Vesta Mae Toole KARIN INGRID SPIERS K ara Chorus '5l, '52, '53, '54, J,H,A, '52 '53, Attendance Honor Roll '53, Com wolei Club '54, YELLOW JACKET Fea ture Editor '54, Le Cercle Francais '54 '55 VESTA MAE TOOLE Bunnie Aiken High: Social Club '5l. North Au gusta High: Attendance Honor Roll '53, '54, SANDSPURS Typist '55. 40 Mtgy Katharine Suber Georgia Twitty KATHARINE HAMMOND SUBER ,,Kaky,, J.H.A. '5l, '52, '53, Comwolei Club '54, '55, Library Assistant '54, '55, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Homeroom Sec- retary '55, Student Council '55, SAND- SPURS Literary Editor '55, Best Dressed '55 GEORGIA LEONA TwiTTY Hrwmy Bird YELLOW JACKET '5l, Gym '5l, '52, Chorus '5I, '54, '55, J.H.A. '52, '53, Band '53, Malorette '53, 4-H Club '53, YELLOW JACKET Production Staff '55. SS UP '55 A ka mv, if 4-v -ali! w if . - 221 M W, 'X 'HL 4' A P EY f , ES. if 1 f S 2 A .. 332. Ks 1, , .Q Q ,ve if .f'. : im g.: - :gr ,-'-: Ef f , f' wif .X s , 9 Y Q , 9 f Saw Q K? s ,S Q-A ji N .v ff . V 5 i ' W Y QM fx, ,, 4, I3 3' 5.1 42-P 9, X , -W X. if ax A 3 x X MA , x+xQ X XXEQQQXYSW Q QQ ig ik X111 xc X ww w, 1 Q .. Q -'wg 'x .fy ,,.-fu, as ff x www Ag X + i sf x. . -1 Lk Q X K A I .l xx lx ' X N XX.. - NX: SN Q x X dfii' A -A . N 1 X 5 E . f x K ' fx in X X PS X N vw Q Q N YR ,KX S x X Q x . ,,, We .ASQ QYQYXS' N :NYSE A .yx X Q 5 K X - Q sts Q . . msuss. K Q..-uw, Clinton Tyler Sonia Tyler Carlton Weeks Janice Whitlaw , Marquette Whitlock Wade Widener CLINTON WYMAN TYLER, JR. SONIA WRIGHT TYLER CARLTON LEE WEEKS Clint Sissie Carlton Baseball '52, '53, '54, Track '52, '53, '54, Block Letter Club '52, '53, '54, Football '53, '54, Most Athletic '54' Most Valuable Player '54, 1 JANICE ROSALYN WHITLAW Tommy 1 Class Vice-President '5l, J.H.A. '5l, 53, '54, Scholastic Honor Roll '5l, '52, '53, '54, Class Secretary-Treasurer '52, Class Secretary '53, Most Studious '53, Atten- dance Honor Roll '53, Student Council '53, '54, '55, YELLOW JACKET Assis- tant Editor '53, Junior Marshal '54, Girls' State '54, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Vice-President '54, President '55, Beta Club '54, '55, President '55, SAND- SPURS Business Manager '55, Class Treasurer '55, Miss Senior '55, D.A.R. Award '55, Valedictorian '55. SE IUHS .CLAS Attendance Honor Roll '5l, '54, Gym '5l, '52, J.H,A. '52, '53, Basketball '53, '54, '55, SANDSPURS Sophomore Editor '53, Salesman '53, Chorus '53, '54, Band '53, '54, YELLOW JACKET Sports Editor '54, Production Stott '55, SANDSPURS Typist '55. MARQUETTE WHITLOCK Marquette 4-H Club '5l, Attendance Honor Roll '5l, '52, '53, Junior Homernakers As- sociation '52, '53. 42 Class Vice-President '52, Best-All-Around '52, Baseball '52, '53, '55, Scholastic Honor Roll '53, '54, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Beta Club '54, '55, Junior Play '54, Basketball '55, Most Vivacious '55. WADE HAMPTON WIDENER Wade Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Beta Club '55, S UP '55 FOR OUR ANNUALS WE DID WAIT- WE HOPED THEY WOULD NOT BE TOO LATE. CLINTON . . . Let a man practice the profession which he knows best. JANICE . . . She's bright, she's witty, she's talkative too,' and we wouldn't swap her for ten like you. SONIA , . . l will makc you always remember this place, this day, and MARQUETTE . 4 . Calm as a cradled child in dreamless slumber. mon., CARLTON . . At his success wc have no doubt, but the girls will get WADE . . . Slowness denotes carelulness of thought. him if hc' doesn't watch out. Janice. . .Clinlu . .Marquctte. . ,Carlfon. . .Sonia lm, AQ. K KKK -wb' I I A 1 , ctt r -M E 9 ,i. , , o 'W' T ,.:: cf to QW TQ if 5 . ,U ggi -:1,, 1 ss K I W f 'fiiloxf V Q: X X Q Y y, V gg .,1 ,...,,A .i lll , W x is gl 1 Gwen Willis GWENDOLYN RAE WILLIS uGwenu Franklin High: 4-H Club '5l, Pep Squad '5l, Basketball '5I, Class Secretary '5l, Homeroom Chairman '5l, Audubon High: PARROT '52, Student Court '52, F.H,A, '52, Line Dancing Club '52, Glee Club '52. Richmond Academy: Girls' Chorus '53, North Augusto High: Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, President '55, Chorus '54, '55, F.T.A. '54, '55, Library Club '54, '55, Student Council '55, Beta Club '55. Gloria Wise Charles Wynn GLORIA SUE WISE Gloria Oak Grove Junior High: Cheerleader '52, Glee Club '5I, '52, Y-Teens '52, Basketball '5l, '52, Class Play Scholastic Honor Roll '52. North gusta High: 4-H Club '53, Chorus ,54 , , , ,Basketball 53, 54, 55, Junior '54, Junior Marshal '54, Cheerleader 54 '55, F.T.A, '54, '55, Le Cercle Francais '54, '55, Vice-President '55, Beta Club '54, '55, Most Versatile '55, Student Council '55, Miss Homecoming '55 ., an-of' ,.,....-0' 44 1,1 an ' f U , E L xl ,xgthrge ill, A, A X A L, Q 0 Q me 'GX W., 2 T' 'K fi5'W,p x - , ' 1. 5 ' N-w.,g?'?1 YT WT 8 X.-Q.'?5z f V'w5rfv ' NH if ' If 0 . Q ' us X NS ' X L .X X if .X QA K ke X X Q 5 X 1 5 1 -t if 'ix if , s FN ' 4 W Q A X, ff 2+-xp GX 'x 1. I 'X. LQ f Q I 'gl , ,,,A W rf - N V o .QT I X ' X f 5 Q W 'X I f, bf Qi 25,3 fix I j .Xf -. XX W ,X f'1g,.'Q. L 2 X-1, Y Qfflifxxf N3-Ji' 'WP s X XX , 5, X 5 ' 3 5? 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'WX' 5 XXI.. 41 ip A .gjgiiggilfimt ?5gY, Jiwhgig-k.1k L TSJ-Fi-c'gs:wt.XwX,8xa Xi 56.3 X XX X r Ns' K X x X,r.' Q ,X 'fi' x ' A .. 1 '5 x -W ' V. X. a A f ,L,.. -.f A ' xxx .n. may ,. 5 X N' J y M K W 'W ix XM i 1g3i?i'1 a,f'. M '1-'WNXQ Q - , . 1? f . LX ,.. XXf.:. 4 'L '45, X 1X.wr?.-j?!'g., X T':w+':W'siw-as w.N'mX, X 5 ? YE H5 UF GREAT PHUGHESS.. September l95Ol The dreams of the Class of '55 were at last a reality, for we crossed the street to enter high school. Little did we realize the work and play the following five years had in store for us. Kay Kennedy starred as president to lead us across the stage of our sub-freshman year. Her supporting cast included Janice Whitlaw, vice-president, Betty How- ard, secretary, and Warren Hair, treasurer. Our nom- ination for queen attendant was given to Margaret Kelly. Cheers were led by Margie Fairbrother as the North Augusta football team that fall marched to victory and gained the title of Upper State Champions. After a gay summer vacation we returned to school as full-fledged freshmen. Now we really belonged and everyone knew we were around. Bill Robbins was chosen class president, Carlton Weeks, vice-president, and Janice Whitlaw, secretary-treasurer. Queen at- tendant for the annual P.T.A. Halloween Carnival was Guinelle Jones. Nancy Shealy represented us as freshman cheerleader. The calm, day by day routine of our daily activities was jolted by the announcement in November that Uncle Sam would build a billion dollar Hydrogen Bomb Materials Plant in our vicinity. Our sophomore year began with greatly increased enrollment because of the immigration of children of employees at the Savannah River Project. Classes, friendships, football games, and parties filled our lives. Nancy Shealy was our queen attendant at the first annual Homecoming football game, and Marcia Adams led cheers for the great football team which won the distrizt championship. With the construction of a long-dreamed-of gymnasium, basketball became a popular sport at North Augusta High School. A complete physical education program was begun. Mar- garet Kelly was elected secretary-treasurer of the Stu- dent Council. Kenneth Mink led us as class president. September l953, found us jolly juniors - 77 strong. We had fun as we worked, grew, and devel- roped physically, mentally, and socially. Kenneth Mink was again elected class president with Marcia Adams, vice-president, Reynard Corley, secretary, and Beverly Smith, treasurer. Marcia Adams and Gloria Wise were made cheerleaders, and Harriett Johnson was crowned queen at our Homecoming football game. This year proved to be a very eventful one for us. On January l3, l954, we moved from our cherished building on Carolina Avenue with its hallowed mem- ories of friends, classes, and events to our modern new building on the Old Edgefield Road. To us it seemed that we were leaving a way of life. Quickly, however, our new building gained our respect and ad- miration, its halls now hold memories that will linger with us always. Chosen for scholastic achievements, the Junior Marshals were Marcia Adams, Joan Al- toonian, Nancy Hemphill, Betty Howard, Miriam Knox, Kenneth Mink, Janice Whitlaw, and Gloria Wise. Kenneth Mink was vice-president of the Stu- dent Council. The school paper, THE YELLOW JACKET, was edited by Janice Whitlaw. Our junior play, a hilarious three-act comedy, SPOOKY TAV- ERN, proved a great success. Its cast included Nancy Shealy, Miriam Knox, Carlton Weeks, Margaret Kelly, Clinton Tyler, Gloria Wise, Reynard Corley, Ronald Swafford, Kenneth Mink, Betty Howard, and Warren Hair. Our Junior-Senior Banquet was a gala occasion. With distinction Nancy Hemphill represented North Augusta as District J.H.A. treasurer. Janice Whitlaw and Miriam Knox went to Girls' State in Columbia: Kenneth Mink and Reynard Corley were elected to attend Boys' State. And then came September l954l Could it be that our senior year was at hand? Pleased with the lead- ership of Kenneth Mink, we again elected him presi- dent of our class. Nancy Hemphill was chosen vice- president, Marie Griffin, secretary, and Janice Whit- law, treasurer. Once again, Marcia Adams and Gloria Wise were our cheerleaders. Reynard Corley ably directed student affairs as president of the Student Council. Royalty was in our midst, for Gloria Wise became Homecoming queen of l954. On November 2, l954, a great date in our lives, we received our cherished North Augusta High School rings. For good citizenship the D.A.R. award was presented to Janice Whitlaw. MISS-Hl-MlSS, elected to represent us at Winthrop College, was Miriam Knox. The biggest task of our high school career was the publishing of our yearbook, SANDSPURS. Reynard Corley, edi- tor-in-chief, under the capable leadership of Miss Frances Todd, worked with staff members to publish a fine annual. Janice Whitlaw was named valedic- torian and Nancy Hemphill salutatorian. Our class has had the unusual distinction of wit- nessing within our high school career an historical accomplishment that normally requires a generation or more, namely, the doubling of the enrollment of the entire school area. lt is worthy to note that our enrollment in l95O was l,95O pupils, today, in -1955 it is 3,600. Accompanying this increase has been a corresponding expansion in physical facilities. Seven new school buildings, costing approximately two mil- lion dollars, have been completed and occupied. The members of the Class of i955 are aware that Super- intendent Paul Knox and trustees, at a great personal sacrifice, accomplished this Herculean task enabling us to complete, uninterrupted, our education accord- ing to the high standards of the North Augusta High School. MIRIAM KNOX Class Historian, '55 UFWCERS JERRY BROWN . 4 . President AUBREY FOLK . . . Vice-President JEAN ANDREWS . . . , Secretary ELAINE FELDER . . Treasurer JERRY. . .JEAN. , .AUBREY. . .ELAINE UNIU AUBREY. . . ANN . JERRY , .CHARLEY. . .JEAN JUNIOR MARSHALS Stcimlrnqi Virginia Knox, Jimmy McClain, Lcah Rowell, Jerry Brown, Myrtle Martin, Evan Bussey, Jean Andrews. Sitting: Myra Rucker, HS SUPERLATIVES JEAN ANDREWS JERRY BROWN AUBREY FOLK ANN CORDER . CHARLEY BRITT . Most Likely to Succeed . . . Best All Around , . Most Popular . , Most Dependable , . Most Athletic S Martha Anderson Gary Andes Jean Andrews Phillip Andrews Jewel Arthur Charles Atkins Charles Bailey Ann Ballard Jean Barnett Becky Bates Robert Baynham Dorothy Berry Lois Blenis Allen Boland Charles Britt Jerry Brown Stanley Browne Evan Bussey Lois Byrd Ann Corder Larry Croxton Jackie Cunningham Lee Deason Becky DeRosa Edna Dorn Elaine Felder Aubrey Folk Kenneth Foucher Edward Fusselle LaDeIle Gerlach Barbara Glover Betty Glover Edward Graham Bob Greene Barbara Gregory Carole Hammond Sabri Hankinson Helen Harper Connie Hensley Frank Howard Patricia Howe Charla Ann Johnson Deede Kenworthy Virginia Knox Kim Ledtord Paul Marshall Myrtle Martin Jeanie Mayson Jimmy McClain Pete McElmurray Henry McKie Steve McMahon Jerry Melts Donald Murphrec Shirley Newell Sally Norris Phyllis Odom Phillip Parker Ronald Parkes Thomas Payne Bob Pentecost Alan Perry Jack Phillips Georgia Powell Jean Ramos Judy Reese Leah Rowell Myra Rucker Martin Ryle Joy Sanders James Sharp Linda Shaw Martha Sheridan Beverly Sikcs Katie Simmons Jean Smith Howell Spires David Stiefel Frances Tannehill Shirley Tanner Sandra Tennant Ada Ruth Tisdale Bobby Valentine Louis Weathersbee Edward Wells Peggy White Sue White James Whitt Terrell Wiggins Dorothy Wiley Margaret Wilhelm Helen Wood Betty Worrall Faye Wright Margaret Wright -ru-452 xy? ,ry, fl Not Pictured Nellie Marrs Vesta Whitcomb Vw lga l-nrst Row Jane Baynham Beverly Bozeman Judy Smrth Jane Cole Mlss Eldson Second Row Carolee Bourn Penny Hetherington, Frances Lazar Corrre Butler Jane Coffman Thlrd Row Alfred Dukes Jrmmy Ruben Sandra Hammond Barbara Ann Smith, Geneva Knox, Bar bara Muns Fourth Row Nathan Harrrs Harold Vlck Tommy Trrmmrer Wilbur Poston Leroy Calhoun Jimmy Helms. Fifth Row: Elford OFFICERS JAMES FERGUSON President .IAN E COFFMAN Vice-President ANDREA LITTLE Secretary GAYLE PETERSON Treasurer SUPERLATIVES JANE COFFMAN Most Likely to Succeed TYLER CROUCH Best All Around JOHN ATKINSON Most Popular JANE BAYNHAM Mos! Dependable CLIFFORD WALTERS Most Athletic Tyler. . .John. . ,Jane B.. . .CliHord. . .Jane C. CLASS UF '57 lurwt llrlw. Joyce Whitley, Gail Carroll, Rachel Tisdale, Joy Wright, M rs, Murphy. Second Row: Nina Wynn, Mary Jolly, Betty Long, Ann Tognari, Patsy Turncll. Third Row: June Morris, Jane Morris, Vivian Rape, Sally Foster, Yvonne Dooley. Fourth Row: Bobby Johnson, Wayne Atfaway, Warren Lowe, Karen Rowell, Rosemary Orr. Filth lldw: Gene Norris, Roberl Lacey, Tom Gailitis, Thomas Gilliland, Gregg Wunnamaker, O'Neal Sparks. . ix .1-Ni -V -V --'- -V -M- -y-. if i..fT.g., e!.,...L .. . + . . . A ext ., Q -. , . Al ,, .. ,, f l , X K s - L. .Q -. ..-L. iilil ii ii First Row: Jo Ann Boland, Doris Bussey, Eleanor Bussey, Jeanie Bussey, Miss Dawson. Second Row: Terry Ann Hobbs, Alice Haskell, Kelly Kestler, Vivian Johnson, Connie Carroll. Third Row: Linda Kennedy, Carolyn Poole, Sue Bolton, Faye Padrick, Claire Gaissert. Fourth Row: Jimmy Baker, Ralph Bussey, John Atkinson, Martha Metts, Doris Edwins. Fifth Row: Clifford Walters, Ronnie Barnard, Walter Ramos, Dalton McKie, Tyler Crouch. Sixth Row: William Carroll, Richard Faulkner, Julian Langston, Gene Mann, Allan May. SUPHUMUHES Ready to Ride- Jimmy Ruben, Martha Chance, Tommy McKie, Wilma Outz. 52 Home E: girls learn to bc hostcsscs- Ralph Sapp, Ann Smith, Tommy Trim- micr, Connie Carroll, Martha Mctts, Clifford Walters. .CLASS UP '57 fnrnt Huw Andrea Little, Thurma Rock, Nola Maddox, Margaret Hill, Mr. Player. Second Row: Gail Dowd, Katy Boone, Corrine Mitchum, Peggy Harris, Nancy Sprodlin. Third Row: Gayle Peterson, Wilma Ou tz, Ann Hope, Barbara Woodruff, Barbara Kays. Fourth lQnw1 Danny Anderson, Martha Chance, Lasonia Blevins, Claudia Moore, Joy White. Fifth Rowi Roy Cook, Walter Twelkemeicr, Billy Langley, Ronncl Mayson, Billy Watts. Sixth Raw: James Ferguson, Bobby Rollins, Ralph Sapp, Gary Beverly, John Holt, Tommy McKie. '1z' pfqwimm ii ' A -ie Q 3. 1:15, ,V nh in of K ., .,.........,..... .M ' ww ,Mwmww E . , xXifI'1:5' ??s :2Wvm2ssw:'3iV 3 M N.. .,-few? Q! N mm, Q unaaxiumasallnewxwmmx as 5 :ww 1. .lQw.wWww. 9 A s ,. s,4.m..,-,,..Mg 'gp Q s Q ff x..-' WM K iigqwgni-:gf SUPERLATIVES DOUG WRIGHT Most Likely to Succeed ELSIE BARBER Best All Around JIMMY ADAMS Most Popular LEE SMITH Mos! Dependable TOMMY LOWE Most Athletic EL Lee. . .Jimmy, . .Tommy. . .Elsie, , .Doug ASS UF 'SH First Row: Judith Andrews, Miriam Spires, Janet Tyre, Mickey Salter, Miss McCarty. Second Row: Toni Cashwell, Claire Brierley, Tinka Kelly, Frankie Johnson, Brenda Mylonas. Third Row: Pat Timmerman, Albert Browne, Ken Tidwell, Lowell Smith, Howard Poarch. Fourth Row: Tom Fisher, Johnnie Donner, Noel Brown, Bill Ottinger, Gibson Cook, Bill Christmnn. Fifth Row: Bobby Harbuck, George Boyd, Johnny Whitcomb, Donnie Harris, Lee Smith. Not in Picture: Roy Hayes. A Q A Q ,fel A A A mls I zsaI,M,, . -S fg mmifmaimkeim, y Qi .W M wwifxswzq v Qwgaggg v 3 W Q ' K f5'?1?S2'fN :: .:.:: -sg:- :E 5 ' Q fy wen 'M Hb Q 1 4. w, ggi is was waf - w.w,wSxS5l53? wgggggygagmsvk wiv WELS . um fwfnwr Y WSJ. 7-Qqlb-M' -amps . walk' 'A +iFw'L?f:w. . Af:-7 ,A frwwifb sw? S WW Sf Q ,seg at e ,T mi' A Welcome Break Between Classes Allen Sale, Doug Wright, Tinka Kelly, Pat Boose. FHESHME af. First Row: Steve Spence, Charles Caudill, Larry Murphree, Billy Gal- loway, Mr. Bryant. Second Row: Watson Witt, Frank Baxley, Louis Sumereau, Newton Manly, Jackson Wood. Third Row: Bob Harrison, Eric Ficken, George Shaw, Allen Sale, Gary Hess. Fourth Row: Ken- neth Speering, Charles Thomas, Jimmy DeLaughter, Ray Willis, C. B. Washington. Fifth Row: Jimmy Moore, Charles Crumpton, Tommy Buskirk, Leroy Darling, Butch War- ren. Sixth Row: Bobby Quattle- baum, Donnie Elmore. 58 THE WINNING CLASS 'IIA SALESMEN Front 10 Bock, First Row: Ellen McKellar, Claire Brierly, Gen- eva Knox. Second Row: Newton Manly, Evan Bussey, RoseMary Orr, Elaine Felder, Miriam Knox. Third Row: Joy Chester, Marie Griffin, Ann Corder. Fourth Rowi Terry Ann Hobbs, Nola Maddox, Kenneth Mink. Fifth Row: Dick Hughes. TYPISTS Vesta Mae Toole, Joanne Farr, Dorothy Johnson, Marie Griffin. the Jacket Z Hive 'W 'Q qv , '-...J I Q TI I 61 T Time does fly and in passing brings to the stu- dents another SANDSPURS which the staff, along with Miss Todd, have worked tirelessly to present. There have been, as in any iob, good days as well as bad, rain as well as sunshine, but the staff took both in their stride and never faltered. They have enjoyed their work and hope everyone will enjoy the 1955 SANDSPURS. There is not enough space to express all the grat- itude and thanks due our faculty adviser, Miss Frances Todd, so in humble words we say, Thank you, Miss Todd. KATHARINE SUBER BETTY HOWARD MARGARET KELLY KENNETH MINK NANCY HEMPHILL ELAINE FELDER EVAN BUSSEY KELLY KESTLER Literary Staff: Reynard Corley, Editor-in-Chief, Katharine Suber, Literary Editor, Betty Howard, Ac- tivities Editor, Margaret Kelly, Art Editor: Kenneth Mink, Sports Editor: Nancy Hemphill, Senior Editor, Elaine Felder and Evan Bussey, Junior Editors, Kelly Kestler, Sophomore Editor, Joyce Whitlaw, Freshman Editor. Business Staff: Janice Whitlaw, Business Man- ager, Harriett Johnson, Advertising Manager, Miriam Knox, Qirculation Manager, Billy Quattlebaum, Pho- tographic Editor: Marie Griffin, Typist Chairman, Miss Frances Todd, Faculty Adviser. JOYCE WHITLAW HARRIETT JOHNSON MIRIAM KNOX BILLY QUATTLEBAUM MARIE GRIFFII I REYNARD CORLEY Editorsin-Chief Q K X I I I I as is JANICE WHITLAW MISS TODD Adviser Business Manager SANUSPUHS STAFF W RK, WORK ALL THE DAY O Y ...IN THE END IT WILL P I Q X Eandspurs staff is making plans for icfures. Staff s ha d of work. 63 Seated: Marcia Adams, Jimmy McClain, Ann Corder, Reynard Corley, Tinka Kelly, Tyler Crouch, Gwen Willis. Standing: Dick Hughes, Pat Boose, Doug Wright, Katharine Suber, John Firby, Joy White, Rosemary Orr, Bob Greene, Allen Sale, Gloria Wise, Peggy White, Jane Coffman. STUDE EUUNCIL OF THE STUDENTS AND FOR THE STUDENTS The Student Council, the voice of the students, is made up of representatives from each home room, the officers, and a faculty adviser, In order to be a home- room representative, a student must have a B aver- age for the past semester and be elected by his fellow classmates. The homeroom representatives and the rep- resentatives-at-large can serve for only one semester. The officers serve for the whole year. Among the many undertakings of the Council for the enjoyment of all students were the installation of the water coolers at each end of the first floor hall, the 'WQ3 V M homecoming game, and the Christmas sock-hop. Throughout the year the Student Council was unceas- ing in its efforts to promote the interests of the student body and bring about an even better relationship be- tween them and the faculty. New members who were elected second semester in- clucled: Ken Chance, Pat Timmerman, Joyce Hitt, Wal- ter Knox, Charles Caudill, Geneva Knox, Joyce Whitley, Claire Gaissert, Gayle Peterson, Connie Hensley, Deede Kenworthy, Ed Wells, Lee Deason, Miriam Knox, Beverly Smith, Jim Presnell, Janice Whitlaw, and Marie Griffin. JDJDLMI NA? CO LLNCIL ll-l O F F l C E R S REYNARD CORLEY ...,..... . . . President JERRY BROWN . . . . Vice-President KELLY KESTLER . . . . Secretary-Treasurer MRS. S. E. STILLWELL , . . . Faculty Adviser Left to Right: Reynard, Mr. Still- well, Jerry, Kelly. if Qi an ii Q X QCA R ,ik i , M W Q W, mx' Wx Q K! X i Hur A ' A I I ',. Qi, if , .hm 'ix W X Y 51 X ,-af I ' and QF - , I f iw N 9??,Tk1EE'? W Eg QQ 21 Ei H, wg 3 5 .,., I ,X 3 an SS ii 'aku' ani if S. .V 15, . Lsigs 'wif wx X at SX QE iw X Ni' 1 A+ S' X N Q3 S N :im 'QI 'dm 'wfwur lau,,g::. uni 3 t s i t Q Q 'K First Row: Evan Bussey, Jimmy McClain, Jim Mackley, Carlton Weeks, Jerry Brown, Jerry Metts, Bob Greene. Second Row: Margaret Wright, Marcia Adams, Joy Chester, Jeannie Mayson, Faye Wright, Gloria Wise, Virginia Knox, Joan Altoonian, Betty Howard, Mary Sue Maddox. Third Row: Elaine Felder, Betty Glover, Gwen Willis, Margaret Wilhelm, La Delle Gerlach, Ann Corder, Harriett Johnson, Jean Smith. Fourth Row: Ada Ruth Tisdale, Myrtle Mitchum, Leah Rowell, Martha Sheridan, Jean Andrews, Peggy White, Frances Tannehill, Myra Rucker, Marie Griffin. BETA CLUB WE LEAD BY SERVING OTHERS Betas are the leaders! Students from the junior and senior classes are chosen for membership in the Beta Club on the basis of character and achievement, The organization during l954-l955 was composed of thirty- eight members. This year, for the first time, the club sponsored College Day at North Augusta High. Among C'CflVllle5 of the Club for the YGOV' Left to Right: Janice, Miriam, Mrs. Hammond, Kenneth, Nancy. JANICE WHITLAW NANCY HEMPHILL MIRIAM KNOX . KENNETH MINK . MRS. MARGUERITE ff' 'H other projects the members assisted at the annual Par- ent-Teachers Carnival. As always, the Betas entered into the Christmas season in the spirit of giving. At- tendance at the annual State Convention climaxed the OFFICERS HAMMOND . . . Presidi Vice-Presidi . . Secret . . Treasu Faculty Advi ARE YOU FROM DIXIE? Yes, I am . .. Strains of music were heard as the Girls' Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Lucie Ruzicka, was organized to enable its members to learn to sing in harmony. It is a well balanced unit organized for the pleasure and cultured enjoyment of the group, school, and community. Some at the concerts sung during the year were programs during Christmas, which were a television show, chapel program, and a P.T.A, program. A music festival in the spring included all the music depart- ments of the grammar, junior, and high schools. First Row: Mrs. Ruzicka, Joy Chester, Ann Taylor, Becky DeRosa, Jeannie Moysan, Margaret Wil- helm, Betty Glover, Joan Beverly. Second Row: Jo Ann Boland, Fay Wright, Becky Bates, Sally Norris, Pot Howe, Gloria Wise, Gwen Willis. Third Row: Georgia Twitty, Judy Reese, Barbara Glover, Corrie Butler, Carol Hammond, Virginia Knox, Con- nie Carroll. Faurth Row: Peggy White, Beverly Smith, Dotty Willy, Carol Ford, Ann Ballad, Helen Wood. iii 4. li GIRLS' EHUH MARCHING ALONG TOGETHER ,... The band. directed by Mrs, Lucie Ru' zicka, helped to inspire the players and contributed much to the football games. Among the activities of the band this year were the Christmas Parades in Au- gusta and North Augusta. The group was led by three outstanding majorettes and often conducted by the student con- ductor, The band steadily improved and showed great possibilities. ALAN PERRY ...,...., Student Conductor First Row: Rosemary Orr, Henry McKie, Nellie Marrs, June Morris, Jane Morris, Elizabeth Smith. Second Row: Janet Tyre, Ricky Willis, Howell Spires, Aubrey Folk, Billy Watts, Charla Ann Johnson. Third Row: Elsie Reese, C. B. Washing- ton, Martin Ryle, Sylvia DeLaughter, Alon Perry, Edna Dorn, Dalton McKie. 67 THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR LE PREMIERE ANNEE TANNERHILL, CORDER .............. Chaisier BUSSEY, LEDFORD . . . . President WRIGHT, STAMPS . . . Vice-President FELDER, WHITE . . . . Secretaire GERLACH, TISDALE . . . . Tresorier LA SECONDE ANNEE KNOX, SMITH .................. Chaisier WILLIS, WHITLAW . . . President CHESTER, WISE . . . . Vice-President KELLY, ADAMS ...... . . . Secretaire SMITH, HAIR ........ . . Tresorier MRS. ELIZABETH GODFREY ...... ..... A dviser Comment Allez-vous? Je vais bien, merci. First Row: Tisdale, Gerlach, Smith, Hemphill, Suber, Whit- law, Hudgins, Howard, Chester, Mrs. Godfrey. Second Row: Wise, Wright, Butts, Felder, White, Sounders, Willis, Hen- derson, Grubbs, Adams. Third Row: Tannehill, Corder, Shealy, Smith, Johnson, Kelly, Knox, Jaques, Wynn, Mack- ley. Fourth Row: Weeks, Pettigrew, Campbell, Hair, Firby McKie, Stamps, Widener, Hollifield, Swafford, Quattlebaum Bussey, Mink, Christman, McLeod, Printup. 1 1 And everything did go well for this year's French Club. During National Education Week and before the Christmas holidays we made projects depicting these two events. At Christmas we also sang carols and gave gifts to shut-ins. When the Mardi Gras was being held in New Orleans we, too, had one. Meetings were held in French and interesting facts were learned about French history and customs. This was surely one of our most successful years. LE EEHELE FRANCAIS THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS WE WILL SEEK HIGHER THINGS The purpose of the M.H.A. was to study the ways ot ancient Rome and the contributions of the Romans to modern civilization. The highlights of the year were the Roman Banquet, Christ- mas caroling, and the trip to the Latin Forum in Rock Hill. Their motto was: Altiora Petimus, We Will Seek Higher Things. O F F I C E R S First Year Second Year B. WARREN First Consul K. KESTLER K. CHANCE Second Consul G. KNOX L. REDDIC Scribe J. COFFMAN W. KNOX Chairman G. PETERSON MRS. ELIZABETH GODFREY . . . . Faculty Adviser First Row: A. Hope, J. Bussey, E. Bussey, N. Wynn, T. Hobbs, A. Haskell, G. Peterson, K. Kestler, J. Cole. Second Row: Mrs. Godfrey, D. Edwins, L. Blevins, S. Bolton, G. Dowd, L. Reddick, J. Coffman, R. Orr, G. Knox. Third Row: J. Phillips, H. Vick, J. Ruben, J. Holt, B. Warren, K. Chance, W. Knox. 68 O F F I C E R S NOLA MADDOX ........... . . . President GENEVA KNOX . . . . Vice-President MIRIAM KNOX ...... . . Secretary-Treasurer MRS. ELIZABETH MURPHY . . Faculty Adviser First Row: Mrs. Murphy, Janet Tyre, Barbara Andrews, Sandra McKie, Connie Carroll, Dorothy Mays, Gloria Wise, Joy Chester, Gwen Willis, Margaret Kelly. Second Row: Claire Gaissert, Martha Chance, Ellen McKellar, Sara Saun- ders, Joy White, Peggy White, Nancy Arnett, Pat Boose, Margie Fairbrother, Jo Anna Butts. Third Row: Brenda Ma- lonas, Nina Wynn, Geneva Knox, Terry Ann Hobbs, Alice Haskell, Myra Rucker, Margaret Wilhelm, Beverly Smith, Nancy Shealy, Miriam Knox. Fourth Row: Ronald Swat- tord, Eleanor Bussey, Sandra Hammond, Ann Hope, Bev- erly Bozeman, Gayle Peterson, Kelly Kestler, Nola Maddox, Wilma Outx, Jeannie Mayson, Hal Jaques. ., is , Early in the fall an Impressive installation service was held to induct the new members into the Future Teachers of America: During the year the club participated in National Education Week by providing suitable bulletin board displays. Also, it sponsored the sale of Christmas seals and Easter seals. By its activities the organization carried out the purpose of F.T.A.: to encourage young people to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character which are the foundations of successful teaching. F'U'TllllE T'E A Elllfllg U F A.NlE HllE.A Hao YE THEREFORE AND TEACHH J UlN llill llllhdlild A H E H S A.S S U E lfllll UQN HA LIVE WIRE NEVER GETS STEPPED ON The varied activities of the Junior Homemakers Association helped to strengthen the con- fidence of the girls in themselves and in their work. Cooperative effort in the school, home, and community was encouraged through individual and group projects. O F F I C E R S RACHEL TISDALE ......,.... . . , President BARBARA BOLDERSON . . . . Vice-President LINDA DEASON . . . . . Secretary CLAIRE GAISSERT . .... Treasurer MISS JOYCE FOLK . . . . Faculty Adviser First Row: Barber, Hollins, Cunningham, Deason, Tisdale, Balderson, Gaissert, Saunders, Tyre. Second Row: Brierly, Thomas, McDaniel, Cashwell, Johnson, Bussey, Kays, Math- ias, New, Johnson, Beverly, Flemister, Miss Folk. Third Row: Derifield, Lazarr, Harris, Hill, Little, Wright, Patrick, Mitchum, Bowden, Berry, Farmer, Hitt, Speering, Guest. Fourth Row: Salter, Duplisea, Boone, Carroll, Poole, Metts Baurn, Rape, Ransey, Ryan, Arant, Andrews, Reese, Hurst. Fifth Row: Reaves, Bethke, Carroll, Maddox, Hetherington Turnell, Carroll, Baynham, Hitt, Togneri, Smith, Hill, Rock, Smith. Sixth Row: Muns, Sikes, Bolton, Chance, Outz, But- ler, Bozeman, Whitely, Moore, Dooley, Woodruff, Rowell, Malonas, Evans. Seventh Row: Spiers, McKellar, Kelly, Fos- ter, McKie, Arnett, Boose, White, Jolly, Kennedy, McKie, Lawless, DeLaughter, Kennimer. 69 O F F I C E R S BEVERLY SMITH ..........,. President GLORIA WISE .... . . Vice-President RONALD SWAFFORD . .... Secretary JOY CHESTER .... ,... T reasurer MISS MARY MCCARTY . . . . Faculty Adviser First Row: Kennemer, Hightower, Mayson, Booze, Wright, Wise, Smith, Chester, Butler, Foirbrother, Jaques, Perry, Ruben, Vick, Swafford. W Fun, business, and satisfaction was the spirit of the library club. During the year members attended district meetings and the state convention at Winthrop. For the Christmas project, books were given to the children in the orphanage. The main objectives of the club were to make the library more useful to the student body, keep it neatly arranged, and to promote reading. 'SEHS , 1 r LIB HAH Y CLUB BOOKS-COMPANIONS or THE DARK AND LONELY HOURS B U 5 IJ HIV E H S TRANSPORTERS OF A PRECIOUS CARGO fi l I xx Four years the school bus drivers have gone without an accident. These boys gave unselfishly of their time and effort to transport the most prec- ious cargo in the world-children-to and from school. Without these boys the difficulty in getting to school would be very great. First Row: Frank Moore, Jerry Brown, Reynard Corley, Louis Weathersbee, Billy Quattlebaum. Second Row: Paul Marshall, .lan Bledsoe, Le- Roy Calhoun, Howell Spires. 70 Butts. Second Row: Miss McCarty, Anderson, Metts, Boone, Ballad, Knox, Wilhelm, Glover, Tis- dale, Shealy, Kelly, Jaques. Third Row: Carrol, Harper, Blenis, White, Felder, Garlack, Rucker, Knox, Gassett, Baynham, Maddox, Hill, Hudgins. Fourth Row: Kays, Hammons, Hobbs, Haskell, Bussey, Elmore, Chance, Summereau, Togneri, Howard, Willis, Suber. Fifth Row: Hope, Chance, Folk, Presnell, Bussey, Mylonas, Arnett, Bolderson, Deason, Reddie, Thomas, Barber. Sixth Row: To be a member at the Block Letter Club, one must have been awarded a letter in any ot the tour major sports, which include football, basketball, baseball, and track. The organization is strictly an hon- orary one, Its purpose is to give tur- ther recognition to those boys having distinguished themselves in athletics. lrirnl liuwj Bob Valentine, Joe McClellan, Jim Prcsncll, Bobby Pettigrew, Don Garrett, Steve McMahon. Second Row: Hol Joques, Bobby Rollins, Eugene Overstreet, Clifford Walters, John Firby, Bob Greene. Third Row: Jerry Brown, Tommy Lowc, Terrell Wiggins, James Sharp, Pete McElmurray, Ronald Swafford. Fourth Row: Warren Lowe, Warren Hair, Ken- ncth Mink. THEY WORKED FOR THEIR LETTERS AND FOR EH LET TEH E LUH THE FAME OF N.A. 1 1 EHEEH LEADERS THEY BOOSTED OUR MORALE S 41 sm f .ew ll l The cheerleaders, one of the most essential groups in school, boosted the morale ot the entire student body, in- cluding the footall, basketball, and baseball teams, Their vivacious cheer- ing did much toward inspiring the Yel- low Jackets to success and victory in the realm of sports. Left to Right: Marcia Adams, Jimmy Adams, Gayle Peterson, Martin Ryle, Barbara Andrews, Aubrey Folk, Gloria Wise, John Atkinson. 71 fn the Jacket! Hive 1 I sf W .Y gg M if 'Sf' tl. , .aj vi f Jig, 5 if fa my E f 8' Q : E g ...I 2 4 a x. I Q, W haw? X 'C'--, w 8 MW Q V Q1, A if X 3 f K, 'J ' ' ,Q ,Liza ...,. 1, Q o ' 4' W . 2f2i2'f2z2i?f:ff2252: ., ' Q. -.,:f f, ,:.E3-:f:-rg :g.EZ, If5.:g: -IE':gZ'5Eff5f :5':if'ff5ifIE5EEE--:- ',., ff'f.2..i:iSw. 3 , L V WZ A Q 1 t X V g'ri'E'??lN J . - lb IE-.:-: - Q' VME, zgzlfiziki ' 1. E E Eb' y 1 3 R ,win ,. ,x W. ls! ' ,r A, 5,5 . Zh :rf 1 Wa gf: DX N bf . E f E TW K 2 W f ,L 1 Q ff Q ' A gf 6 x BOBBY V Guard HAIR End TERRELL WIGGINS End ww . 1 3... CLIFF WALTERS End Qh. . m N JERRY anowrz Halfback enter GREENE cv' 3 Fullback 1 DON GARRETT Hallback BOBBY ROLLINS Guard .. 3, D JIM PRESNELL PETE McELMURRAY Tacklo WARREN LOWE Center Mky JOE McCLELl..AN Guard JOHN FIRBY Tackle HAEAIASUES TOMMY LOWE Hallback A STEVE KEN MINK Tackle Guard NORTH AUGUSTA 0- BAMBERG 7 The Yellow Jackets traveled to Bamberg for the first game of the season on Friday night, September 3. The inexperience of the N.A. boys was evident as Bamberg scored early, then the local boys snapped out of it and stiffened, stopping the Raiders for the rest of the game. Although the Jacket defense held, the offense could not move against o stubborn Bamberg team. NORTH AUGUSTA I2-McCORMICK 0 The following Friday night, September lO, the Mc- Cormick Panthers visited North Augusta. After driving across for two quick scores, the offense lost its get up and get and failed to go against a fired-up Panther eleven. Improvement was shown over the previous week, and the fans held out hope for a successful season. NORTH AUGUSTA 7-AIKEN 0 A smoother-working Yellow Jacket squad met and upset a favored Aiken team on September l7. From the opening kickoff, the game was controlled by NA, The offense ran well and an iron-clad defense stalled the Green Hornets. Even though the home boys scored only once, there was no doubt that the team had come a long way in two weeks. NORTH AUGUSTA I3-CATHOLIC HIGH 32 The Yellow Jackets crossed the river to meet defeat at the hands of a revenge-minded Irish team on Satur- day night, September 25. From the start of the game, Catholic rolled over NA. and scored easily. Not until the final quarter did the NA. boys wake up as they passed for two touchdowns, NORTH AUGUSTA 33-JOHNSTON 13 Rebounding from Catholic, the N.A. team trampled on out-classed Bear squad on Friday, October l. Coach Gualt emptied the bench as the Jackets rolled over John- stan, and every member played well. R sq 4 2 35 J 5 NORTH AUGUSTA 6- BATESBURG-LEESVILLE 21 A small, but fast B-L team surprised the Yellow Jackets with several scores on October 8. Again it was not until late in the game, that the Jackets began to click. The passes seemed to pay off whenever the ground attack stalled, NORTH AUGUSTA 0-L.B.C. 30 A determined Lion squad from the Valley vis- ited North Augusta and ground out an easy victory. After two early breaks, which the alert Lions turned into scores, the Jackets found it impossible to stop them. This Friday night, October l5, was by far the low-point of the season. NORTH AUGUSTA 34-GRANITEVILLE 0 The Yellow Jackets finally came into their own on October 22, as they scored a surprising upset over the two-touchdown favored Rocks. North Augusta ran up a total of 20 points before even running a play from scrim- mage. The local team did not let up as they pushed Graniteville all over the dusty turf. THE YELLOW JACKETS UE 1954 First Row: Charley Williams, Ralph Bussey-Mgr., Joe Mc- Clellan, Jim Presnell, Bobby Valentine, Bobby Pettigrew, Tommy Lowe, Ed Wood, Bill Kenworthy, Tyler Crouch, Pat Timmerman, Jimmy Baker- Mgr. Second Row: Jerry Metts, Steve McMahan, John Firby, Eugene Overstreet, Cliff Wal- ters, Don Garrett, Ronald Swat- ford, Warren Hair, Warren Lowe, Bobby Rollins. Third Row: Jim Garrett, Terry Howell, Jim Sharp, Jerry Brown, Bob Greene, Philip Parker, Ed Gra- ham, Jabo Sanders, Dick Brown, Jerry Sailors, Billy Woodward, John Manders. Fourth Row: Coach Gault, Ken Mink, Larry Baynham, James Ferguson, Julian Langston, Pete McEl- murray, Hal Jaques, Terrell, Wiggins, Tom Payne, Gene Norris, Philip Andrews, Ronnel Mayson. NORTH AUGUSTA 32- EDGEFIELD 6 On November 5, the tilt with Edgefield was played much as everyone expected. North Augusta scored early and ran up a quick score. From then on, the Jacket teams of '55, '56, and '57 took over and kept scoring. Though the game was enioyed, all the team and spec- tators were looking towards the next week's game with Walterboro. NORTH AUGUSTA I3--WALTERBORO 0 This contest, on November l2, the last game of the season, was a tribute to the team and coaches. With an early break turned into a touchdown, the Jackets took heart and scored again, while holding Walterboro to minimum gains. Everyone played his best game and avenged last year's defeat in Walterboro, The boys who played their last game for North Au- gusta were as follows: Don Garrett, halfbackg John Firby, tackle, Warren Hair, end, Hal Jaques, tackle, Joe Mc- Clellan, guard, Ken Mink, tackle, Eugene Overstreet, guard, Bobby Pettigrew, halfback: Jim Presnell, full- back, Cliff Walters, end, and Ronald Swatford, halfback. Let to Right: Kim Ledford Charles Britt, and Larry Bayn- ham BUYS' B!-XSHETB LL Though the l954 boys' basketball team lost Henry Cooper, Bobby Gresham, Joe McGlinchey, and Bob Hughes by graduation, the squad had young and talented material to bolster the returning five letter- men: Jerry Brown, Steve McMahon, Ken Mink, Larry Baynham, and Tommy Lowe. With the addition of three new men, Charley Britt, Don Garrett and Kim Ledford, the North Augusta Yellow Jackets were a team to be reckoned with. Coach Mooney Player, in his first year here, produced a squad featuring a fast break offense, which was more dangerous in the last quarter than in the first. The N.A. cagers posted a record of five wins and one loss before, in a run of bad luck, they lost three of four games. These three games were with impor- tant rivals-Aiken, Catholic High, and Barnwell. The loss to the latter eliminated North Augusta from the Central Savannah River Area Basketball Tournament. Left to Right: Tom Payne, Ken Mink, and Hal Jaques. 78 ii: A X, I l Y slr 1, Left to Right: Jerry Brown, Wal- ter Ramos, and Ralph Sapp. 9 Left to Right: Warren Lowe, Lee Deoson, Aubrey Folk, and Terrell Wiggins. mu. Because the SANDSPURS mater ial had to be completed before the season was over, the final results of the year were unknown. lt seem- expert di- ed certain that under the rection of Coach Player, the Yellow Jackets would be in the winner's circle again. Those who played were as follows: Tommy Lowe, Kim Ledford, Steve McMahon, Charley Britt, Don Garrett, Jerry Brown, Ken Mink, Terrell Wiggins, Hal Jaques Ralph Sapp, and Walter Ramos. I Left to Right: Tommy Lowe Don Garrett, and Steve McMa hon. X . Ni in XY NNQS' ES-v , . QQ M WWW' b Q Q Q R1 1 2 Q 545 R W .. :V .,,... Q 7 'Riga MM. - W .,,. : -Www N- V 1-1 ' ' 'Sh ii? -an as ff , 'X my , IW' ,W ,M J :- , .. 3 ., ' k f K . ' R ? 7 -1- A wJ' f5ii:iQi2-:zzgl 1' -,':'.:::f'E: ' A ,L ' - Q R , s:ggz.p:2 git k my Lk -, -51:- 1 A 5 'Q EMD' ' x ,.,, if A. W A m v A K A QE i if ff? M Af ' fi W SEM -M 4 1 ke, K 22' sf A W , is H 5' Q S m: X,,,, A - - 1 jf 54 . as s i A M N 1 Q 1- Q 5' 1 Q' EE , mb 4, Q 'S x x 1 ,if K, .Q 1 x if -Age-may - X 1 ' 54,17 , -sw .M 1' Nz' : 1 ' , H : x v . -NHL. Nw 1: 'H M ,7 'H fi Qi Ffa fy bs Q W A ily 'Q gyegw M A' f ,K . I E it , K Q v wwf . Q , . - 2 x ,E J QF? ' M 2' X V ,Q S W' I J. wg? .. 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North Augusta won the district Class A Championship and played Woodruff in the play- offs for the state baseball title, Woodruff won the best of three series, but only after a great fight by a determined crew of Yellow Jackets, Bowdre Bates, left-handed workhorse, pitched a great season and won most of the games played during the '54 year. Boys who played their final game were Bowdre Bates, Henry Cooper, Ed Gregory, Bobby Gresham, Dick Hobert, Joe McGlinchey, Bobby Pettigrew, Clint Tyler, and Charley Worrell. Because the SANDSPURS goes to press before the '55 season begins, there is some difficulty in predicting the out- come. But even though there is a shortage of pitching per- sonnel, there will be an aggressive group of players, who gained experience by playing American Legion Baseball, Re- turning from last year's winning nine will be Larry Baynham, Charley Britt, Jerry Brown, Bill Langley, Steve Mclvlahan, Ken Mink, Ralph Sapp, Cliff VValters, and Terrell Wiggins. GIRLS' BASHETB LL THE BEST IN THE HISTORY OF Although the girls have had only three years of basketball experience, they have established the repu- tation of a hard team to beat. The group showed this fact by defeating Jackson, L.B.C., Graniteville, Ninety- Six and Salley with comparative ease. Sporting a seven win-no loss record, the girls entered the l955 C.S.R.A. Tournament. The team was rated among the top outfits, and everyone had high hopes of win- ning a trophy. However, as fate would have 't th I 1 eY were eliminated in the second round by a heartbreak- THE SCHOOL ing, one-point loss to Bamberg. The girls firmly be- lieve that a team that won't be beat, can't be beat. Therefore, rather than lamenting the loss of the C.S.R.A. Tournament, they are working even harder in great anticipation for the State Tournament, As the annual goes to press, they look forward to games with Barnwell, Aiken, and Richmond Academy. Sen- iors on the team this year include Marie Griffin, Sonia Tyler, Miriam Knox, Margie Fairbrother, and Gloria Wise. 1 Q ' Y Left to Right: Pat Howe, Vir- ginia Knox, and Gloria Wise. Left to Right: Sonia Tyler, Jean Smith, and Miriam Knox. .153 Y 'ill ...1 . NND Mix NNW . my Q 'YR' 5 In 1 f Q N xX x N XQ.'+wu..,..j MSM 1 X. KK X X X 5 3 X X X X Sl A, , ij 'ii x . , X 4: - X. - i iSSf2i.x.xLw,, . . I Q . X ST.:-' X , S Eve ry' X V - . X X .... .. X 5 S N A Q . - ting? . ..: - , X x f. ,S X 1 K Q - ES Q X ,ws QS F11 swine K V T SN Coach Gault holds the symbol of his trade. Geneva takes a pass against L.B.C. TEAMS ACT Sharp stops a pass ag ainst Edgefield fl pw N Sigma! . 'P A, . Q1 X Pettigrew gain s around EdgefieId's left end. 84 Thc Steam-Roller Offense. THEY KNOW HOW TO WIN AND TO LOSE That win over Wolterboro sure felt good, Coach Player. 4-l.uL...., , 85 The Iron-Clad Defense The Varsity of '55, '56, '57, and '58. 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FRIGIDAIRES 0 DRAPERIES RADIOS 933-935 Broad Street AUGUSTA AREA g..g..g..g-- .g-.g..p.g.qngnq..gugng-.g.- wine--Quint-+0--O--0--0--lwtwlwlwi--0--0 wiki D+-0--0 C000 CNIUON 9.-Q-mug.. ..g..q..g..g..g..q..y.g..g.. ..g..g..g... 0 .....g-4-4-.-Q-gag -I--0-9+-vw -0-f0-l--0-w- -O--0-0-van 0-4-4- .9094-.p- 0 FIRST IN TELEVISION! 33 Channel 9 CONGRATULATIUNS f r o m Georgia Truck 81 Equipment Co. Q Distributors of CADILLAC and GMC TRUCKS --0--9-0-ir o 6 6 x 0-0-0-0-0-0 -0+-0 0--0-0-ov I f-0+-0-Quo-0 Q 6 6 Q a-..., 2 9 6 5-ov-0-+0-of-of-0-4-0-0voQ-owo-4wcnawowp.-q-..g..gug,g,gwowowm4-g.g.g,g.......,..,,g.gu 9 9 9 iw-0-on 119 -0-0--0-fo-0-+0-+of+gnq..0..Q.. -Q-0-0 .,.....,..g.....g..g..q-o-Qo-o-o--o-o-o-o-+c-o-o-o-- Q--Q' -0 one-0-4-0-Q-0-0-0-0 ..q..g..g..g.. 0-0 ..g..g..g..g.. -0-of-Q-one nowovcwo-avenue-v4M-an-any-wvwwowko-nova l--0-4-.Q-0 P 81 S MARKET -ix, 604 Georgia Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. Q 2 1 2 e Q 3-1 'SP SQ ,YN yy? C! 2,16 be 2 fa Open Your Doors to Beautiful Floors Estimates Cheerfully Given 4 Dial 3-22448 1978 Battle Rd AUGUSTA, -GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS Uf EHIENFIELIVS Quality Foods Since 1907 Phone 5-7701 534 Georgia Avenue 7 19 BROAD .....g..g..g..g..q..g..q-.q.-...gnpq..Q..p..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g.....q..q..g..g..q..q..g..g..Q..Q..qu5..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..q..g.. .g..g..g..g..g..q LEADING HOME FURNISHERS T0 THE SOUTH PHONE 4--7 738 g..g.....g..g.4.4..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4.4..g....4..g..g..g.-Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.... .g..g..g............. OLDIHHDELBERGINN NORTH AUGUSTA ACROSS THE 13th STREET BRIDGE 1 Featuring - Heidelburg Special Steaks Sea Foods Smorgasbord Famous Rathskeller We Cater to Private Parties 1 Call 5-209 for Reservation Box Motor Lunches Ready on 30-Minute Notice 120 ,.....g..g..g. .gn ....g..g..g.-q..g. ,A .p..q..g..g..g.....qng..9..............g..g..o..o-.n-.o-.o..o-o- 0... ..g....................g..n.4.-0..ov-Q..e.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g.....gag..g..g.. ,.... ..... --Q.-...g --0.-Q.-gn .g...........q..o..o.-g..g..g..g... g..g..q.. s--0-v wo- Compliments C0mPliments of vf JOHN F. MARSCHALK MEATS - GROCERIES - PRODUCE Phone 2-7050 116-13th Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Compliments Of S. H. KRESS 81 COMPANY 5-CENT, 10-CENT, AND 25-CENT STORE BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GA. PHONE 2-8055 g..g..q..g..g..g..o.-m-out-.g..g..g..g..g. g..g..g..... no..Q..Q..o..o..o--0..q-.g.....g..g..g.- g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..q..g..q..q..g g..g..g..g. Johnston Insurance Agency FRED W. .loHNsToN GENERAL INSURANCE 215 Masonic Building Augusta, Ga. DIAL 24549 PATIO BEAUTY SALON Phone 6-9896 MRS. EMMIE WRIGHT MRS. MARY AVERA 294-1 Deans Bridge Road No. 1 Highway, Corner of Wheeless Road Contour Hair Cutting and Hair Styling I6 Years' Experience ,.....,. - .g..g..g..g HIXON INSURANCE AGENCY 106 West Spring Grove Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. 3 . e .w-q........9........9..g..g..g..9.....g.....q..g..,..,....................g.. s-- - - -o-0-.9--0--on Compliments Of SOUTHEASTERN FUR COMPANY Q..,..,..,... g.-0.4-.o..g..g........g..g..g..g.. -I--Q--Q.. .4-0--0 vous--onowowi--0--mw--o--Q--0--0--9 Compliments Of MARRH THEATER 505 Georgia Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. -o-o-o-o-o-s-s--o--o-o--o-o--o--o--o-o--o-o--o--o--o-o--o-o-o--o--o-o--n- ..g..g..g.. ..g..g..g..g..g.....g........Q..Q..g..q..,..,..,..,..g.-Q.-0.-Q..q..o..o..q-.q.4..g..q..q..q.4-4. Messers Gulf Station Complete Service WASHING - LUBRICATION - BATTERIES TIRES - TUBES Four Lane Highway JACKSON SOUTH CAROLINA g. ..g-.g..g.-Q-g..g..g..g pq.. .p..Q.4-.p..p..p..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. .qnono-Q-.Q-0-0-0--0-.9-0-.Q-4-.Q -0-0-o-Q.-Q-0-o '.g..g.. -o--a , 6 5 Q.-Q-awonuunnmnnwuwo-ma-no-onuowouou--Q gag.. .4-4-0-+0-0-Q -o no-of-0 'P Z s a a 5 Q Q 2 2 5 2 2 0000! ..g..g..g -Qwiuhi C0009 I-Q--0-Q-Q-0-0-awe-0--Queue-lwowln --of-o-o-o-o-o-4.-n..n-Q..Q-anQ.-4--ouowowouo-ons-nnoncno-o-ono-o-o-o-o-n-Q-1-Q-so-was RAINBOW GRILL AIR CONDITIONED 505 Georgia Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. REGULAR MEALS, SHORT ORDERS COMPLETE SODA FOUNTAIN 0-0-0-0--0--0--0--0--U--U--on0-0-0-0-0-Q-4-n.-o-.Q-.n-.quo-0.-a..q-.Q-m-9--Q--o--9--g..g..g..g ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. one-.one-q-sfo-awono--ouowcuonowoucnowm-of-snows Compliments Of Skinner Auto Supply Co. 1337 Reynolds Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA .g..g..g.-g ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g..g ..g..g..g..g .g..g..Q..Q..Q..Q..g..g..gA,ng..g..g..g--Q-so--o..o-4-0-Q-0-m-Q--0-.Q--0--Q-Q-Q-0-, BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 PERKINS LUMBER CO. 619 13th Street Dial 4-3551 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA L. Vernon Maddox, Manager 11OMC''OMCWOWOWONIf'If'I''O''O''ONONO O O 0 O l O O O l'1l CHO'llvivllfllvivlwlvflfll Best Wishes From STALLINGS Sz RANSEY WELL DRILLERS Beech Island S. C. 5.4. .g..g..q..g..g. pq.. . -no--......g..g..2 -:QuinQnQnQnQuCuQuQn.nQnQnQn.nQnQ0O4ol0ll-Qu.-1'u.nQau.1nQnQuoQuQnQn'uQ - -no--0--ono-0-0-0-o--ou0--0--v-0--9.4-.Q--U-4..g.....g...........g........... Tufts Trailer Park 81 Sales USED TRAILERS - PARTS ACCESSORIES DIAL 2-9354 IDEAL TRAILER VILLAGE DIAL 5-3340 AUGUSTA, GA. 81 JACKSON, S. C. ..g..g..g.. g..g..g. .4--ov.u..p-.g..... g..g..g..g-o--o-.Q..g..p-o--o- Congratulations Anil Best Wishes Office Equipment of Augusta, Inc. g..g..g..g..g. ..g..g..g..g.....g.. .....g.. s-c-- --o--0--0--o--o-s--0--o--o--o--n-owen Congratulations From Rhodes Furniture Company 1051 Broad street Joe J. Pulliam, Jr., Manager AUGUSTA GEORGIA G...g..g.......4.4.-g..g..g..g..g.......4.4.-0.-0-.0--O-.Q-.Duo--0 -o..o.-Q--c-0-5--5--9-.g..g. ........q..g..g..g..g.. n-Q-0-c--0--0-vu--Q--o-fo-0--0--Q--Q--m-one--0--0--0--v-o--o--s--0--o--m B. and A. Auto Sales THE LOT WITH BIG BARGAINS AUGUSTA, GEORGIA WE BUY-SELL Kc TRADE Gardner Byrd Owner Res. Phone 3-7616 ..g........ ......Q..o..... 4 uw-Ono-wwowiwowowo-our-owovovm-0-owne--MDwi-Ov-out--lwowowo-0--O-0--Ov!--0--0 9.4.4ng..g..g..g..g..g..g..q.-0--0..g..gNg..Q..g..q..q..q..g..g..g..g..g..q..5..g..g..g..g,.g.. ATTAWAY'S GULF 9 B A I L I E S SERVICENTER Picture Framing -- Art Materials Friendly Dependable Service Awning -- Window Shades BATTERIES GULF TIRES 305 8th STREET ACCESSORIES P' k- Q D l' , Phone 2-2951 'C up e 'Wy 501 Georgia Avenue Phone 5-3298 IMWMWMmm'm.umWMM.-Wm..mMNWMM.mwMm 5 ......W.......................................,......... ......,..,,,.....-..,.........,... I C o m p l i m e n t s C 0 m p l t m e n t s 0 f vf POULTRY PALACE 1204 Ellis Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA g..g..g..g.4..g..g..g..g..p.g..p..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4.....g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g... 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Boundary AUGUSTA, GEORGIA qy QNk004Nkk jnp l'+Q4l9lkkl'QMl'W'l'QlWF -0--0--Own--0--I-10--l-i-Qwov+0-I-0-O-l-0-0-0-0-0-0-Q--0--9--Iwo-Q-Ov-0-nuevo-'lv BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS EXPERT INSTRUMENT REPAIRING SCHNEIDEIPS MUSIC CENTER Featuring Rental Plan On All Instruments 312 8th Street Phone 4-8947 AUGUSTA GEORGIA Ivo--0--O--0--O--I--0--I--v --0 0-0-I-0-0-lv-O--I--D-0-0--0--0--I--Quo--0-fo-I--0--I-0-0 0'-0--I-I-0-0--tv-tv-O-vt-D-0-O-0 Ng.. v-out-A-0 --0--I--0--Q--O-+0 U1 E 5 Q 0 E S 3 5 A Q, 2 5 E 20 CD I 5 a s UD 3 F Q 'S E 0 a CD A 5' 2 ' 2 I5 5 O 'I' - 2 2 7 REALTORS Kc INSURORS AUGUSTA GEORGIA 9'QIn0-0f-0v-l-I--0--0--0--0w0-QI-40--Ov-C--owen!-vo--M-Owbwowowluowcwe-4--M-0-0--mov-A-l-vl 3 5 E 4 2 Q Z 3 2 -of-0 0-4-1- -1-lv-0-0 NOMINOWC 0-0-0-0-0-0 3 Q Q .4-.g.....g..g NONONONO Z a 5 E A a 5 9 E E 5 1 5 5 s s s s a a 1 E MOWCKOWC' -Q-Q-0 -Ov-0--of-0 'OO lvl lvl- -ow!-I ..g..g..p.-9 ' -c 2 x Z 5 Compliments 0.f D A 1 R Y Q U E E N U. S. Highway No. 1 4 Miles from 5th Street Bridge CLEARWATER S. C. ELLIOTT SONS Riverside Paint Sz Glass Paint and Glass For Every Purpose 12th Kr Reynolds Street PHONE 4--8201 gf.g..g..g..q..q..g..g..g..g..g..gnga... Q..5-.9-.gt.gt.g..Q..Q..q..q..g..g..g..g..g-.g.....g.....g..g..g .Q..g..g.4.4ng..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g.. ..g..g..q..g..g..g..g..g.. -Owlvftwt--0--0--onin0--0-0-0-Ovfiwl--oo-0--0--Q--Mflu0-0-0--i--c-0--0-v0--0+-0--l- 1. .-5..g..g..g-.g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. g..g..g..g..g.. ..g..g..g.. I. 0 -o-0-0--Q--1--0--Q--o--ono-0-one--0-onno--snows--on-Q-U-owen.-n-+1--one-o-o-on FRANK GOLDBERG CO. Invites you to see their Smart Beachwear FOR SUN . . . FOR PLAY . . . FOR TRAVEL Featuring Famous Brand Names 724 Broad Street Dial 2-64-91 '.g..g.. .-Q..Q..Q..Q..Q..g..p..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g,.g..g.. -0-0-0-0--Univ-M-0--I--l--of-two-Oni--O--0-Iv-InIwi--Owivw-4--Dwi--0-Owiwlwi-mf-v Snider's Grocery 81 Service Station Where You Are Always W8lC0m9d,, BEECH ISLAND, S. C. Dial 5-3366 .g........g........g..g. ..g..g.....g..g..g..g..q n-o-.e-c--o--o--o--n-- ..g..g.....g.....g.... .....q.....,..,........n..o-o-4. ..q-. .Q-o..... .....g..g..g.....g.. Ralph 1-Iatcher's G a r a g e General Auto Repairing on All Make Cars '6Specialists on Chevroletsw Since 1926 1493 Harper Street Augusta, Georgia Osbon Auto Supply, Inc. Fisk Tires Batteries Balanced A ccess ories Fullcapping Television DIAL 2-0238 1253 - 1255 Broad Street AUGUSTA GEORGIA -lv-l-0--0'-0--l--l--O--0--l--I--I--0-In -0--0--0--0--0-I--in -Q--0--D--0-0-0--0-'O--0--0--of-I--ow iw0-0f-0f-C-- -'O-'U-O--0--Owtvlntwlwr-m-0--0--0vO-fO--0-0--0w0-v0'-O-fC-v0w0'-0--lnl--O-v -0-pq-if-o-0-0-as-0-so-0-Ov-Ov' no--0--Queue'-0--ov-0--0--0 0- WARREN WALKER JEWELER The House of Fine Sterling 831 BROAD STREET CHINA - CRYSTAL - SILVER - WATCHES g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. .........g..g..g..g..g..p..g..g..g . -Quo-.g..g..i q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..... .. -0..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g... .g..g..g..g..g. .g.. g. Radios Records Pianos Tompkins Music Co., Inc. Refrigerators - Ranges - Home Freezers Washers - Appliances - Fans Television HCOMPETENT SERVICE ON ALL WE SELL Phone 2-7339 318 8th Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 0--of-onlvluIninOulv-Ov-M-Quint'-Owofw-Q--0--0--0--0--Q--0--0-0--0--0-0--0-fo--0--0--on 5 Q -Qu -0-f0--0--0--0-f0vQ-'0-+0-lw0-'0f-0f-0-0-0-0-onout-6-0-0-0-I--0-so-0--0 Q 2 Compliments Of L. R. SISK GROCERY g..g.....g........ .9400--o..g..g.............. ..n..a..g..g.....g..g..g..g............. .5 -Q--o--ono--0-A--Q-one-0-1--s--m-m-o--o--o--o-'of-o--o--o-o-o-o--o--o--o-o-o-0--0--Q--no--0' 9 Compliments Of 5 H. L. GREEN CO. 870 Broad Through To Ellis 4 a ..g..g..g....-n..g..g..g..g..g q..p..g..g..5..g..g..g..g..g..g '-O--in0-Ov-0-vt-O-O-Onour-O--twMvmmm-hwwtvm-0-0-Onvmuownvmfvdwrdvtvowwh BEST WISHES FROM KILDUFF'S VARIETY STORES IN SEVEN DIFFERENT LOCATIONS ..l '. . . . . .'9. . . . .UO''OWO'.WONOWO'OWU'IW. . . . .'4 '. .W. . . l'5Q O M A N L Y , S PAINT 85 BODY SHOP 1609 Georgia Avenue Dial 5-8971 BODY REPAIRING - PAINTING NORTH AUGUSTA, SOUTH CAROLINA 0--0--Q--0--I--O--DHOwlv-l-vO-vO--O--lv0--0-fO--l--0--rw--if-Ont-I-D--0+-U-O-0--if-I-0-If-I-vi--5 NOWlIUO O ll'OMOMOvlf'O00CNOv'O0C C''Cl'O I O lMO O0O0O0Ol'DNlHO'O O O O0'l l', Whitey's Trailer Court and Accessories Trailer Pulling Anywhere Complete Insurance Coverage Augusta Exchange Dial 5-9724 .IACKSON SOUTH CAROLINA ..g..p..g.-5.4.4Q,-Q..p..q..q..g-.g.-q..q..g..g..Q..g..g.q..g.....q.4.-g..g,.g..g..g. - Compliments of NORTH AUGUSTA GARAGE Corner of Georgia 8: Buena Vista Avenues --0-on lu -O--Ove--0--M-O-'M-O-fl-vw-0001-0--hw--914-wav-0-+wnv-Ovvwwovowony-0--S ..o-.o-.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..p.-p.-g-.q-.g..gui g..p..g.....q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..5..q..g..g..g..g..g..g. Congratulations CLASS OF ,55 Augusta Packard, Inc. THE NEW PACKARD AND PACKARD CLIPPER The Cars That Make It Smart To Be Differenti' 740 Reynolds St. Augusta, Ga PHONE 4-9582 Compliments vf Nu-Idea School Supply Co. SUMTER, S. C. Complete Line of School Supplies And School Equipment Established 1 921 .qug..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..gng..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g ..g..g..g.. ..g..g..g..g..g .g..3..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..q..g.. .g..g..g.. g.. Compliments vf C O O P E R ' S SERVICE STATION WASHING - POLISHING - GREASING ROAD SERVICE 336 Georgia Avenue PHONE 5-9347 .. ..g..g..g..g..gngug..g..Q..5..g..g..p..5..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g SPECIAL RATES FOR HI-SCHOOL BOWLERS Richmond Bowling Academy 17 Bowling Alleys Over Busy Bee Restaurant 656 BROAD STREET gag..9..gng..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..,..g..g..g........g..g 5.4.4. 0-o--of., 5 new 0-0-fl If-I-vw'-If-0 -I-0-0-0--0'-0-on ..g..g.. -0--m-Ovm-0--O--0--0-C-Inc-lvl'-0--0--I-0-0--0-0-of-0 I-'O -wwwb- 0-ave--0--M-Owl--Oni--MQ'-of-0--onine--U I--Q-viulwi-+0--if-I-In 0. 0 .- 0 0000 o-of-o-o-o--uas--o--0-o--0-1--0-on I-fi--O'-Q.. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g g..g..g.. .p....g..q..g.-g--0-M-9-g..g..g..q.-9 Compliments vf F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 800 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA GEORGIA -0-C-O-Q-'O--0-0-10-O-0-O O 5 5 5 5 5 P 9 5- -own- ..g..g..g..g. g..g..g..g..q..g..g.-Q.-g..g..g..g..g.4..q.-g.....g..g-.9..Q..g..g..g..g..gng.-g-.q..gngi . INTERIOR 8 EXTERIOR Free Estimate W. H. CARMON PAINT CONTRACTOR 124 Teritsa Avenue Dial 5-4868 Belvedere, S. C. '.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. .g.....g..q..q..g.. .g..g..g..q..g..g..g.. g..q..g..g Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. g..g..g..g Compliments Of TURNER MURPHY HOME Kc GARDEN STORE GE Heating Q Air Conditioning 621 Georgia Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. 9..5..Q..g..Q..g.4.4..g..g..g..Q..Q..g.4..9..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..p-0-.0-.g.. F. I. SCHUELER AGENCY R E A L T 0 R S General Insurance-Real Estate 133 3th Street Dial 2-3405 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 9--0--0-s-o--on ? 2 126 of ng.. 0-oivi -0--I-+0 P -...,... g..g..g.-Q.-0.-0.-Q.. so--0--Q--0--0-l-41-out-Q--0-0-0--0--0-out-0-out-0-0-snow .gr- BAYNHAM'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Phone 5-9168 ........ ....g..g..g..g..5-equqeeo-o-o-o--o-0-.I 333 Georgia Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA, S. 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REAL ESTATE - LOANS -INSURANCE We Boost North Augusta 100470 Phone 5-7970 - 5-4757 509 GEORGIA AVENUE Hl 0 0 0 0 O Ov0 0wO 0v'0w0v'DHI''Ov'OW0'IIW0N0N0NO 0N0N0 0N0 O 0 0 0 0 0 Compliments Of W I L L I N G H A M FINANCE CO., INC. 917 Reynolds Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Phone 2-8894 g..g.. ..gng..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..p..g..g..g..g.. .. . . .p..g.4..g. 3 l'Q 00C x ..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g.. .3 5 ,-A -C-4--0-0-4-0 N 4 -i E. 'mmmw-M0-M04w+vr+0w0+ww-Mwwkv+ -W9 North Augustlfs Fire Insurance Agency S. .. ..........g.-...Q..Q..q..q..q..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g.- THE FIFTH AVENUE SHOPPE THE SHOP ALL WOMEN KNOW', Where the Most Beautiful Clothes are Sold 829 Broad Street Phone 2-6443 'I' 0- -s--0-0--Q-0-0-uwsawn-on-wwnvmu-wuqnuwywq-nwwyqamqnnpq--e mm- no-omwonoweuovovo--anna-on wwm+m+4a4 PARKS' ,IEWELERS Georgia Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA -0-vl-e-o-l-o-e-- - -0-U--9-ooo--Q-M-o-ne-o-Q-o--0-0-0-o-0v-v-l-of-o-0-6-u..q..g..g..g.... g.....g g..g..g..q o..g..g..g ..g..g..g- Jones Auto Service 81 Parts Dunlop Tires - Accessories Specialized Motor Q Brake Service Phone 5-6516 Owner-RUFUS L. JONES 1624 Georgia Avenue North Augusta C 0 m p l i m e n t s 0 f State Farm Insurance Companies AUTO - LIFE - FIRE - LIABILITY 524 Georgia Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. Phone 7-3035 F. P. LEDFORD KIM LEDFORD JACKSON'S PARKING LOT 9th at Ellis Street Phone 2-8887 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA JACICS DRIVE INN PIT COOKED BAR-B-Q DINING, DANCING Duel Lane Highway JACKSON, S. C. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g. g..g..g..p..g..g..g..g. .g..g..g..g..g.....p..g..g..g.. ug... , CHAT AND CURL BEAUTY SHOP 202 Sand Bar Ferry Road Plenty of Parking Space COMPLETE HAIR STYLING PHONE 4-5652 Shop With Confidence Consistent Savings Courteous Service : Complete Satisfaction cuuiNIAl STORES PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY ' WHOLESALE Foons Fresh 0 Canned 0 Dried 0 Frozen SER VICE WHOLESALERS ...g .....g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..9.4.4..q..q..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g .Q AIRHEARTS sHoE STORE 6 Shoes for the Whole Family 0 City Club for the Men O Vitality Step for the Women . 0 Weatherhird for the Children 940 BROAD STREET TEL. 4-9591 ... . .. ..q..gagng..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g. ug.. .g.....q..g..g.4..q..q..g..g..g.... ug. . ..g..g..g..p.q..g. we--owes!--of-on0-0--0-0-of-N-Off!-0-0--on0--0-0-0--0--I--0--0--0--owe--0--0--0-w .-.,.,uG ....g ...........g.....g..g........g.....g..9..o........ Compliments 0 f Smitty's Radio 81 TV Service 1754 Georgia Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. .pq-.g..g..g..g.4.4.-4.4.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..qng ..g..g..g..g..g. Compliments Of FAY'S USED CARS 110 East Buena Vista Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. . .q. . ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g... ..q..p..g..g..g..g..g..g.4.4..g..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g.-q..g..q-.q..g..q P U N A R O MEAT MARKET Western and Home Killed Meal Fresh Vegetables Phone 2-2686 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA ..Q.4..q.4.4.4..g..g..p..g..g..g..g..g..g..g-.p.g..g..g..q..q..g..q..q..q.. .g..g.. Compliments 0f RUBEN'S Augustais Only Home Owned Department Store 914 Broad Street Phone 2-6671 - 2 .4-Quo-on--g..g..g.....g..g..g..p..g..g.. g..q..g..g..g..g..g-.g..Q-.Q-.g-.g..g..g..g..gag.. ........,,- --0--n--9-fo--0--0--o..e..o-, -C'-0 4+vk 'ro--0-fe 9 -one--1 5 -0-0--9' ' 0-0-Q-0-.q-Q--owewowo--9 5 9 P -0--4 5 0--0-0-9-ov -0f4+4-0'-0-o- 4-g.4-Q.-9-9-Q-.9-4 -0-0-0 -4-0 0-0-4-on +4- -Q-of -9.4 -0-0-v -0-0--of-0--0--O-9 ,-A 'wac- lv YD 4-0-o4 -have--on lvfvflne 6 i Q Q 6 6 6 6 9 9 5 Q 9 5 9 9 6 6 6 6 6 6 i Q 5 Q 6 6 6 9 5 2 c 'S FF T 2 QQ? 'gsm -5. 'as 2 cn ce E7 fi? FD PH u-Q 0 u-1 :- 'JU C 93 11 93 rv G U 9 C 2 in an '1 fb 0 nl 72 'JU E11 E11 2 P O 'JU F1 rn Q 1, 5' 5' 3 a' 3 if Q R' za g Z4 2 S. Si ' 175 U ,NQFU el 7: 'ff'- :F 5 AS- Q U 3 K: a.. 'TJ Q Z 'B 2. 2 fu 5 2. so 'Q ? e 2? 6? e 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 9 ai e .6 S6 ii ii ii ii Si 'O fa Q -e 6 6 Q e 6 6 6 2 9 -ot Compliments o f TXNa,tQtial Olb Line. E nf . Kurance Companq ffffffi W - . .Agile find, O4rfan.IdJ LITTLE ROCK, ARK. V -of-Q--0 9-4- 9 6 6 6 6 6 6 Q 6 6 9 E 6 9 i i 9 6 9 9 9 Q 6 6 Q i 6 5 9 9 Q 6 2 9 2 9 'Oni-'Ov-Q Q-4-Q-4-0-0-0 vn -0--gunmen, X I--0 Local Representative, MRS. K. H. SUBER C 0 m p l i m e n t s Of FRANK RENICK 730 Broad Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA ..,..,..,.., .................'........q............................ ..u.. .... Q....4..o........g..g..g.....g..g..g.....g..g..gag........g..g...........g..g.....q........,.. SAM BODIE 81 SONS OIL COMPANY QUALITY GASOLINE 4-4-vw-M 5 f 5 9 4 Tires, Batteries, Accessories ROAD SERVICE 1849 Ga. Ave. Extension Dial 7-5803 NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. Compliments Of 9 5 KATHWOOD LAKES FISHING, SWIMMING, CUTTAGES .q..g..g..q..g.4.-9..g..g..Q..Qng..g..g..g..g.4..g.4..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g. RUBEN 'S BEAUTY SALON DISTINCTIVE HAIR STYLING DIAL 2-0559 MRS. ALMA COSBY, Proprietor 914 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g guy.. gng.....g..g..q..g..g..q..g..g..g.....g g-.Q..g..g..g..g.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. C 0 m p li m e n t s 0 f Interstate Life Sz Accident Insurance Company NORTH AUGUSTA Representatives B. C. Wall T. W. Crawford H. E. Avant M. D. Kaney .g..g..g..g.....g-.U g..g. g..g..g..g..g..g..p..g..gag..g..g..g..g..g..3..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.-pqng.. g... ...g C 0 m p l i m e n I s 0 f GENERAL TIRE AND SUPPLY Augustcfs Master Service Station 1165 Broad Street Augusta, Ga DIAL 2-6641 O00 C. E. PETTY FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS 519 Georgia Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. ..g.....g.. .g..g..g..g..g..g .g..g..g..g..g..q..g Compliments Of SCROGGS AND EWING 6 Q..g..g..g..5..p..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g........g..g..... 9QwG0044-Oi.. I LAKE VIEW PHARMACY OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Phone 3-4495 1800 Broad Street Augusta, Ga. Compliments 0f BAYNHAM'S MOTEL Air Conditioned Year Round Dial 7-9170 NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. 01- - - -Owe-'O-1--O--O-4--O-vtwovovvowo-ww!--0' COMPLIMENTS 0F 4 BUCKEYE COTTON OIL COMPANY AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 4.-g..g.....g..g..g..g..p..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..... -- - -I-+0-'O--I-'O-fl--0-fo-0-'Q--in -two--0+-0-0 PET of 1 +I - ' DAIRY PRODUCTS C0 fi hx f ?, COMPLIMENTS OF 4' JOHNSON MOTOR LINES CLEARWATER, S. C. .g..q..g..g. ..g-.g..g..p-Q.. g ....q..q..g..g..g..q..g..g..q..g..g..g g ... 4.4.4 Compliments Of Harrison Transfer and Storage Co. Agent For NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES Nation Wide 825 Calhoun Street Augusta, Ga Phone 2-3558 These helped get ads. '.'4. .0. . U O . . NUNQNONO .'0l f'4O DM. lN. I Il'l'4.N ,,.l-+0-of .. g..g..g.. ...gng..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..guy..Q..g..g..g..g.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..q .gf I : 6 ! 2 COMPLIMENTS RICHMOND OF 2 SUPPLY COMPANY 4 6 1 , E Q MILL SUPPLIES A Pipes-Pumps-Valve Fittings E Belting-Packing-Hose-Bolts ' 2 o s 3 Woodzmaorkirlg Machinery 9 5 9 ? Q Dial 4-7792 4-7796 ' 652 Seventh Street , , AUGUSTA, GEORGIA g 2 S ' 3 2 GNOME El Iflulvllflf' O . , . . 2 4' McK1e S SCPVICC Statlon 1401 Gwinnett Street 1 Compliments 9 0 f AMOC0 rl A E ICAN OIL an M R PIG'N WHISTLE PERMALUBE MOTOR OIL 4 DRIVE-IN Phone 4-4961 5 Q s .........Q.4...........g.................,................ ...0.................g..g..................................., 9-of-on -one--snows-0-0-o-Q-Q-g.g..g.....g. AUGUSTA-HOUSTON ICE AND COAL COMPANY 847 Thirteenth Street AUGUSTA GEORGIA 132 FCS . .g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g.. fAnd is SHE Delightecllj Heai5ii:t1cor That Particular Girl ...g..g..g..g..g..g..q..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g ...gag-.g..o..g..g..g..g.. M 0-0-0-In lf- lf-0f-0f-0'-0f-O'-O'-0-- 0--on D -M-0--0--I--O--Q. Hillcrest-Memorial Park A CEMETERY WITHOUT TUMBSTONES Surely if our faith is real to us our burying grounds should proclaim it in accents of beauty and power-the followers of a triumphant master should sleep in grounds more beau- tiful than those where they have lived, a park so beautiful it seems a bit above the level of this world, a first step toward heaven. PHONE 3-7026 0+-Of-Of-Owiwiw -40-0-1 v0-0--Owvo0no-4-4--OwOf-O-4nv-0M0--0vO--0f-0'-0w0wOw0--0-4- 133 Wafgdfef wade, .9716 Ladies, Apparel and Costume Jewelry Between Ellis and Greene 304. Eighth Street AUGUSTA GEORGIA Phone 4-7561 ..g..g..g..g..g. .nn ..q..g..q..g..g.....g..g..g g..g..g..g..g.. F U E L O I L Lubricating Oil - Greases Chemicals - Sanitary Supplies + Phoenix Oil Company Your Patronage Solicited aml Appreciated 625 FIFTH STREET PHONE 2-5321 --ono..o..e..g..Q..g....................g..q Compliments 0f 4 Hamiltonis Market 610 Buena Vista Avenue NORTH AUGUSTA S. C. Telephone 5-8959 'P -n-.o..s..o..g.....,.............................. . . ...UE 975 Broad Street vO00O0O0O1lO O0O0O'vO l l44l l O0O'ICUCNO''O l l l O O''O C O O l lNl'0O l lWONONONOW .g..g.. ..g..g .Q..Q.4..g..g..g..gag-.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..Q.....g..g..q..g..g..g..g..0-0--0--0-vo-9-If For The Best in Personalized Service and Training Enroll at . . . Draughon's Business College The only school in Augusta authorized to teach speedwriting shorthand 10th AT BROAD PHONE 2-2806 One May Take Either Gregg Shorthand Simplified or S peedwriting Shorthand in Any of Our Professional or Special Courses --cne--o--n--s--o--o--o--o-o-o--l--o--owe--0--o--0--0-on0--0-0--Q--0-u-u-e-oo--o--o--o--0-o-n-o--o--o-- ...........g..g.. ....q. q..g..g..g..,.....g..p..a-o.. .0--o--o--0-0-0-0--0--o--o--o--0-o-4-e Compliments 0f + Bowen Bros. Hardware Over a Century of Service to Your Community 905 BROAD AUGUSTA GEORGIA 'C -lCn0n0 -0-so-9 : l 0--i -44.44- 5 3 Q I Z 2 Q Z 5 55.049 g..g. .g.. .g.. ..g..g..g..g..g.4..g.....g..g..g--0--4.-9-.9-.g..g..g..g..g..q..g 1340 SPOT ON YOUR DIAL ......g.. g...........g..q.-0.-Q Q-.Q-.on -0--0--0-o--0--0-on -e--o- --o--o--o--0--0--0-Q-0-Q.-Q--vw.-Q--n--o-u--o-o--o--o--o--u--o--o-a--o -o--o-Q-9-0-of-0-0 UFFICE SUPPLY Augusta, Georgia nonowo-awlviwlwo-4-'IMO--Ono--0-awono-ol IHOHOHO f 0 -0--0--0--v-I--0--0-0-wmv-Q--0--InI--O-0--0--0--0--0--0--0-.g it 5-new-o--o-o-o-o-0 ..o..o..q.....g........g.....g.............................g........g..g........q...................................,..............g..... MEYER'S PRESCRIPTION SHOP Prescription Specialist WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE O O l0l0l'0l lO C0O'll0O l O'llWO'vO0O-vlvO00O0O'rO'0I1IOonlonlnnOunOonlooiuloolujug-...QQ-.gnQ..Q.qQf1Q.nQ4IQ41QQ.QuQuQ14QI1Qngugngngugpsgnlgnqugn-Qu --l--O--0--0--I-0--l--0-Own--0--0 - -on0--I--0--0-0--I--0+-0--0--0--0--0-I--0--0--0--0--0--Q--0--Q--0--0-0--u-o-0--0-o--o-- -lvl--o--0--0--Owowiuouwhd--whiny-M0-vw-0-9-kv I 3 9 ROURKS CLOTHING, Incorporated SMALL, MEDIUM AND TALL, WE FIT THEM ALLH 518W Georgia Avenue Dial 5-1618 North Augusta, S. C. 0000000NOlvO0OwOvO0O O0O ONlNONl0O'l0MOMO0C-'l-'O O O1'04'lf'O'IC''CMO''INCHC''Cf'O lNl l lMO O O O''O''O l O O l l l C C INO' hlvllvlvlvlf'OMl'lO'lO0O0l'lO'-Ol-CND' ..g..g..g..g..... ....g..g..5..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....9.4..g..g..g..g...........g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g.....g..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....c.-Ong.-mm.. BALLARD HARDWARE 81 ELECTRIC CO. HARDWARE - PAINTS - HOUSEIVARES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND FIXTURES 507 Georgia Ave. Phone 5-3519 5-ong..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.Q.4..g..q..g..g..q..q..q..g................................g..g.....g..g..g.....g.....Q..g..Q..Q..9..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g-.QMg.. --U--l--l--l--o-- -onl--0--0--0--QMQ--0-0-foul--O-O-M-0-Ov-0-N-I-0-lwlwc-0-0-0-Ov-5--v-0--out--O--O--M-O--0-O--0--0--C-0--IHOMOMOMOW-vwomu--rM0000 ldl0l'll0l0O0l O lN. NOMINCWOWC The Latest Thing in Good Pastry DIXIELAND PIE Sz DOUGHNUT CO. 42 W. Buena Vista Ave. Phone 7-7821 NORTH AUGUSTA, SOUTH CAROLINA ,..q..g.. . .p..g.......................g g..g........g...........g..... ....... .....................................g..g.....g..g..g....... ......... - -0-.q..Q..g..... . ..........g..g..g- 4-.wa-o-o-4-0-0-0 ,--Qngul l O C O'vOvD CD-O0O'vOvvO0O C O0O' Compliments f GEORGIA AVENUE BARBER SHOP HOURS 8 A.M.-8 P.M. 611W Georgia Ave. l4Q00l00P l' Q00QMMMlMlUI0OMII0IMO0lMll'O0O'004O-00'P0C0O09lCNl0P0lNlNOMlHOMOM04OOQ0O O14- ..g..q..0-l--0-0-l-0w0-0--ontv-0-0-C-C-I-0'-if-lv-I--0--lf-I--0-0-0--inUv-inonlf-OvM-v-MQ--0-0--0-4--Iv-Qwtwiwtvvo--0-4--9-O--Mvrvhwfvb REEL FEED Sz SEED COMPANY 1247 Reynolds Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA PHONE 2-7640 ,.,,.,,.,,.,,',,.,,.,,,,,.,,.,,.,,.,g..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..pq-. 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Banzigzr Sfhunl uf 1Ballzt PARTRIDGE INN THE MANSION Hickman Road Newberry Road Augusta, Georgia Aiken, S. C. Phone 6-9061 FRANKIE DANZIGER . . DIRECTOR . . BALLET MISTRESS . . CHOREOGRAPHER 136 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES from your friends at the GEURGIA RAILROAD BANK AND TRUST GOMPANY MAIN OFFICE UPTOWN BRANCH Gwinnett Street Branch Camp Gordon Facility THE CITIZENS 81 SDIITHERN NATIONAL BANK TNE FIRST NATl0NAL BANK AND TRUST CBMPANY MAIN OFFICE Walton Way Office 7 .....58 Adams, Jacqueline Adams, Jimmy . Adams, Marcia . . .22, Altoonian, Joan . Andes, Gary . . Anderson, Danny . . Anderson, Martha Andrews, Barbara Andrews, Jean . Andrews, Phillip . Arant, Betty Jean Arnett, Nancy . . Arthur, Jewel . . Atkins, Charles . . Atkinson, John . Attaway, Wayne . Babb, Wayne . . Bagwell, Mary . . Bailey, Charles. . . Bailey, Clay. . . Baker, Jimmy . . Ballard, Ann . Barber, Elsie . . Barnett, Jean . . Barnard, Ronnie . . Bates, Becky . . Bates, Tommy . . Baxley, Frank . . Baynham, Jane . Baynham, Robert . . Berry, Dorothy . . Berry, Miriam . . Bethke, Ruth Ann Beverly, Dolores , Beverly, Gary. . . Beverly, Joan . . . Bledsoe, Jan . . Blenis, Lois . . . Blevins, Lasonia . Boland, Jo-Ann . Boland, Allen . . . Bolderson, Barbara Bolton, Sue Jack. Boone, Katie. . . Boose, Patricia . . Bowden, Charlotte Bourn, Carolee . . Boyd, George . . . Bozeman, Beverly Brierly, Claire . . Britt, Charley . . Browne, Albert. . Browne, Stanley . ........22,23,65 . . . . . . . . . 54, 55, 71 23, 64, 66, 68, 71, 92 22, 23, 64, 66 . . ..... 6,48 .....53 . . 48, 65, 70 . .56, 69, 71 47, 48, 65, 66 . . . . 48, 77 . . . . 56, 69 . . 56, 69, 70 . . . . . 48 , . . . 48 . .51, 52, 71 ....51 .,.50 ...22,23 ....48 ...22,23 .. . .52,76 . 48, 65, 67, 70 . . 55, 56, 69, 70 QSO, 56, 58, 47, 48, . . . . . 48 . . . . 52 . . . 48, 67 . . . . . 57 51, 69, 70, 83 . . . . . 48 . . . 48 . . .56, 69 . . .54, 69 . . .56, 69 . . . . . 53 . . 22, 23, 67 . . 24, 25, 70 . . 48, 65, 70 . . . 53, 68 . . . 52, 67 . . . . . 48 . . 56, 69, 70 . . 52, 68, 69 . . 53, 69, 70 64, 69, 70, 83 . . . . 56, 69 . . . 50, 69 . . . . 55 . . . . 50, 69 . . 55, 59, 69 72, 78, 80, 81 . . . . . 55 . . . . . 48 Brown, Jerry . . 47, 48, 64, 70, 71, 74, 77 79, 81 Brown, Noel ......... Buskerk, Tommy . . Bussey, Doris . . Bussey, Eleanor . . . . Bussey, Evan 4, 47, 48, 59, 62, 65, Bussey, Jeanie . . Bussey, Ralph . . Butler, Corrie . . Butts, Joanna . . Byrd, Annie Lois . Calhoun, Le Roy . Campbell, Walter . Carroll, Bill . . . Carroll, Bobbie . 1 'jCarroll, Connie . it 4 . . ,pi . .24, ...'..5s .....58 ,52,69 52, 68, 69, 70 66, 68, 70, 140 . . . . 52, 68 . . . .52, 76 . 50, 67, 69, 70 25, 68, 69, 70 ....48,83 ....50,70 . 24, 25, 68, 90 . . . . . 52 . . 56, 69, 70 52, 53, 67, 69 Carroll, Gail . . Cashwell, Toni . Caudill, Charles . Chance, Ken . . . Chance, Martha . . Chester, Joy . . 24, 2 Christman, Bill . . Christman, Phillip . Coffman, Jane . . Cole, Cecilia Jane . Cook, Carol . . . Cook, Fred . Cook, Gibson . Cook, Roy .... Cooper, Tommy . . Corder, Ann ...... Corley, Reynard . . . 90, 97, 140 Crouch, Tyler . . . Croxton, Lary . . . Crumpton, Charles . ........54 52, 53, 5, 59, 66, 67, 68, 69, 1. I. I. .. '. U. 24,'25, 50, 51, ...51,52, Cunningham, Jackie . . Cunningham, Sandra 1 m 47, 48, 59, 64, 4, 10, 26, 27, 63, 1 , N s . . 1.1, Donner, Johnnie . . Dansby, Bobby . . Darling, Leroy . . Deason, Lee . . . Deason, Linda . . . DeLoughter, Jimmy . DeLoughter, Sylvia . De Rosa, Becky . . Derrifield, Nancy . Dickens, Ray. . . Dooley, Yvonne . Dorn, Edna . . Dowd, Gail . . Dukes, Alfred . . Duplisea, Beverly . . Edwins, Doris . Elmore, Donnie . Evans, Jackie . . . Fairbrother, Margie . Farmer, Sidney . . Farr, Joanne . . . Faulkner, Richard . . .57, . .48, . . . 26, 27, 65 .26,27, Felder, Elaine , . 47, 48, 59, 62, 65, 66, Ferguson, James . Ferrell, Don .... Ficken, Erick . . . .......,50, ........, 4 57, 58 Firby, John 4, 26, 27, 64, 68, 71, 75, 76, 93, 140 55 Fisher, Tom .... Flemister, Mary Evelyn . ...... Folk, Aubrey . . . 1, 47, 48, 65, 67, 70, Ford, Carole . . . Foster, Sally .... Fourcher, Kenneth . Fusselle, Edward . Gailitis, Toms . . Gaissert, Claire . . Galloway, Billy . . .......26 .....-..52,69 Garrett, Don . . . 28, 29, 71, 75, 77, 79, Gerlach, La Delle . Gilliland, Thomas Glover, Barbara . . Glover, Betty . . . Graham, Edward . . Greene, Bob .... Greene, Joe . . . . . .48,65,66, . . . .48,65,66, . .48, 64, 66, 71, 138 . 'gi ye Gregory, Barbara ........ . . . Griffin, Marie . . 20, 28, 29, 59, 60, 62, 65, 82, 83, 93 Guest, Ann ............. 54, Hair, Warren .... 21, 28, 29, 68, 71, 74, Hammond, Carole ........ . 48, Hammond, Sandra . . 50, 69, Hankinson, Richard . . . . . Hankinson, Sabri . . . . . .48, Harbuck, Bobby . . . . Harper, Doris . . . 28, 29, Harper, Helen . . . . . 48, Harris, Donnie . . . . . Harris, Peggy . . .... 53, Harrison, Bob . . . . . . . Haskell, Alice ......... 52, 68, 69, Helms, Jimmie ......... . . . Hemphill, Nancy . 20, 28, 29, 62, 66, 68, 90, Henderson, Martha ....... 28, 29, Hensley, Connie . . . . . 48, Hess, Gary . . . . . . Hetherington, Sora . . . . . 50, Hightower, Bettye . . ...... 30, Hightower, Ellen . . . . 30, 31, 70, Hill, Betty .... ...... Hill, Margaret . . . 53, 69, Hitt, Joyce .... ...... 5 6, Hitt, Shelby ..... ....... 5 6, Hobbs, Terry Anne . . . 52, 59, 68, 69, Holaway, Elford . . .... . . . Hollifield, Bobby . . . .30, 31, 68, Hollins, Jewell . . . . . . 56, Holloway, Gail . . 30, 31, Holt, John . ........ 53, Hope, Ann . . .... 53, 68, 69, Howard, Betty .... 30, 31, 62, 66 68, 70, Howard, Frank . . ...... 48, Howe, Patricia . . . . 48, 67, Howell, Terry . . ....... 54, Hudgins, Jackie . . . . 30, 31, 68, 70, Hughes, Dick . , ..... 54, 59, Hurst, Suzanne . . ..... 56, Jaques, Gail ........... 57, Jaques, Hal . . . 21, 32, 33, 68, 69, 70 71 77, 78, 80, 81, 86 Johnson, Bobby ......... . . . Johnson, Charla Ann .... 48 Johnson, Dorothy . . .... 32, 33, 59 Johnson, Frankie . . ....... 55 Johnson, Harriett .... 32, 33, 62, 66, 68, Johnson, Vivian . . ...... 52, Jolly, Mary . . . . . . 51, Kays, Barbara ......... 53, 69, Kearse, David ......... . . . Kelly, Margaret . . . 8, 32, 33, 62, 68, 69, 86, 140 Kelly, Tinka . . .... 55, 58, 64, Kennedy, Linda . . . . . . . 52, Kennemer, Carolyn . 57, 69, Kenworthy, Bill . . ...... 54, Kenworthy, Deede . ..... . . Kestler, Kelly . . . . . 52, 62, 64, 68, Kirkley, Barbara ........ 32, 33, Knox, Geneva ..... 59, 68, 69, 70, 83, Knox, Miriam . . . 4, 8, 21, 32, 33, 59, 62, 68, 69, 70, 82, 97, 140 Knox, Virginia .... 6, 47, 48, 65, 66, 67, Knox, Walter . . Lacey, Robert . . , ...... . .57, .3 .. V ,.s . .S wt. ,J .J Langley, Billy . . Langston, Julian . Lawless, Annette . Lozar, Frances . Ledford, Kim . Little, Andrea . . Long, Betty . . . Lowe, Tommy . . Lowe, Warren . . McClain, Jimmy . McClellan, Joe . McDaniel, Connie McElmurray, Pete . .48, .......50, 54, 55, 71, 75, 76, ....51,71,75, .....47,48,64, . . 34, 35, 71, 75, . .49, 71, McKellar, Ellen . McKie, Dalton . . . McKie, David . . McKie, Henry . . McKie, Jean . McKie, Joyce . . McKie, Tommy . . McKie Sondra . . . . McLeod, Jimmy .... McMahon, Steve . Mockley, Jim ...., Maddox, Mary Sue . . Maddox, Nola . . . Manly, Newton . . Mann, Gene . . Manders, John . . . Marshall, Paul . . Martin, Myrtle . . . Marrs, Nellie . Mathias, Mala . May, Alan .... Mayson, Ronel, . . Mays, Dorothy . . Menzel, Harold . Metts, Jerry ...... Metts, Martha .... Mink, Ken . . . 4, 20, 36, 37, 59, 60, 62. 71, 75, 77, 78, 80, 81, Mitchum, Corrine . . . Mitchum, Myrtle . . Moore, Claudia . . Moore, Frank . . Moore, Jimmy . . Morris, Jane . . Morris, June . . . Moultrie, Jimmy . . Muns, Barbara . . Murphree, Don . . Murphree, Larry . . Mylonas, Brenda . . Nance, Ted . . Newell, Shirley. . New, June .... Nittinger, Eugene . Norris, Gene Norris, Sally . . Odom, Phyllis . . . Orr, Rosemary . . . Ottinger, Bill . Ouzts, Wilma Overstreet, Eugene . . . Padrick, Faye . . . Parker, Gene . . Par er, Philip . . P, old.. 41. A . . .56, . . .34, 35, ......34, .....34, . . 49, 71, 75, 76, 78, ...34,35, ...34, , .53, 59, .....49, . . .52, 53, 88,140 . . . ....56, . .' iso, S1 1 iss, . .'.4, 1 ..5l,.59,64, I f f f :51, . .3e,31,11, Payne, Thomas . . Pentecost, Bob . . Perry, Alan . . . Peterson, Gayle . . Pettigrew, Bobby . . 76, 80, 81, 84 Phillips, Jack . . . Poarch, Howard . Poole, Carolyn . . Poston, Wilbur . . Powell, Georgia . . . .49,77, 78 . . . . . . . 49 . . .49,65,67, 70 . . . 50, 53, 68, 69, 71 . .9,36, 37,68,71, 75, ..49,68 ...55 ..52,69 Presnell, Jim .... 36, 37, 70, 71, 75, 76, 92 Printup, David . . Quattlebaum, Billy . Quattlebaum, Bobby Ramos, Jean . . . Ramos, Walter . . Ransey, Ann . . Rape, Vivian . . Reaves, Barbara . . Reddic, Linda . . Reese, Elsie . . Reese, Judy . . Rock, Thurmo . . Rollins, Bobby . . Rollo, Bill . . . Rowell, Leah . . Rowell, Karin . Ruben, Jimmy . . Rucker, Myra . . Ryan, Margaret . . Ryle, Martin . . . Sale, Allen . . Salter, Mickey. . Samples, Harry . . Sanders, Joy .... Sanders, Thomas. . Sapp, Ralph . . . Saunders, Betty . . Saunders, Sara . . Schellhase, Rose . Schmidt, Brenda . Sharp, James . . Shaw, George . . Shaw, Linda . . . Shealy, Nancy . . Sheridan, Martha . Sikes, Beverly . . Sikees, Lee . . . Sikes, Marquerite . Simmons, Katie . . Simpson, David . . Smith, Ann .... .......38,39,68 . 4, 38, 39, 62, 68, 70, 140 ...49 ..52,79 ..54,69 ..51,69 ...56,69 . . .57, 68,70 ...54,67,69 . . . . . . 49, 67 . . . . . . . .53, 69 . . 4, 6, 53, 71, 75, 77 . . . . . . . 38, 39 . . .47, 49, 66 . . . . . 51, 69 . . . 50, 52, 68, 70 . . 47, 49, 66, 69, 70 ..., . .56,69 . . .49, 65, 67,71 .. . . .58,64 ..55,69 . . . 54 ..49,65 ....54,77 ...53,79,81 ......57,69 ...38,39,68, 69 .......54 ........54 ..49, 71,74, 77, 84 ,z1, ss, 39, se, ea, 69, 70 .......49,65,66 ....49 ...54 . ..54,69 ...49 . ....50,53,69 Smith, Beverly . . 38, 39, 56, 67, 68, 69, 70, 94 Smith, Elizabeth B. Smith, Jean . . . Smith, Judy . . Smith, Lee . . . Smith, Lowell . . Sparks, 0'Neol . . Speering, Brenda. . Speering, Kenneth Spence, Steve . . Spiers, Karin . . Spires, Howell . . Spires, Miriam . . Spradling, Nancy . Stamps, George . Stieffel, David . . .......40,41,67 . .49, 65, 66, 68, 69, 82 ........55 ..55 ...51 ..57,69 . ..58 ....58 .. .40,41 ...49,67,70 ...55,69 ....53 ..68 ..49 139 Suber, Katharine . 18, 40, 41, 62, 64, 68, Sumerau, Louis .... Swafford, Ronald . . . 8, 75, 77 Swafford, Terry Swearingen, Jerry . Tanner, Shirley . Tannehill, Frances . . Taylor, Dan . . Taylor, Sodicia . . Tennant, Sandra . . Thomas, Charles . . Thomas, Ruby . . Thomas, Wanda . . Tidwell, Ken . . . Timmerman, Pat . . . Tisdale, Ada Ruth . . Tisdale, Rachel . . . Tagneri, Ann . . . Toole, Vesta Mae . Townsend, Jerry . Trimmier, Tommy . Turnell, Patsy .... Twelkemeier, Walter . Twitty, Georgia . . . Tyler, Clinton . Tyler, Sonia . Tyre, Janet . . Valentine, Bobby . . . Vick, Harold ..... Walters, Clifford . . 52, Wannamaker, Gregg . Warren, John .... Washington, C. B. . Watts, Billy .... 40, 41, 68, 69, . .6,49,66, f fs4, I 1 1 2 ,54, .49, es, ee, es, . 1 '. '. 1 151, . .4o, .J .'4o, 41, 56, . . . .42, 43, . .42, 43, es, .....55, Weathersbee, Louis ......... Weeks, Carlton .... Wells, Edward . . . Whitcornb, Johnny . . White, Joy ...... White, Peggy .... 49, 64, 66, 67, 68, White, Sue . . . . Whiteley, Joyce ........... Whitlaw, Janice . . . 4, 68, 88, 96, 98 Whitlaw, Joyce .... Whitlock, Marquette . . Whitt, James . . . Widener, Wade . . Wiggins, Terrell . . . Wilhelm, Margaret . . Williams, Erin .... . . . .49, 11, . . . . . .so, 53, 71, 74, 77, . a, 18,42, 43, I 1 .... 53, io, zo, 42, 43, . . . . . .56, 1 I 1 I Q 141, .49, 11, 14, 11, .49, es, ee, 61, Willis, Gwen . 44, 45, 56, 64, 66, 67, 63. Willis, Ray ..... Willis, Ricky ............ Wise, Gloria ..... 1, 8, 9, 44, 45, 61, es, 69, 1o, 11, az, 90 Witt, Watson ............ Wood, Ed ...... Wood, Helen . . Wood, Jack . . . Woodruff, Barbara . Worrall, Betty . . Wright, Doug . . 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