Parker High School - Parkerscope Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1944 volume:

,vwv-Qvf .-.-1--f .- r-N-W . -'gag-.2w4:.. .nga--f F s E 7 2 I i Q 5 v r V Af, f.. .lf .,,. 5 Presenfm if Tfze 1944 jg .ff 'I 7, ,. , T-5 , ' f54QgeLf,F,, , ,fi f 4l'23S' 2 liiif? -Vx' --. 1549 , , K- ff. ffgfv 1 ,z ' f nr! Aff. 5' 1' .ff T--Highs-. , ' I ',.f!: ,I- WW PAR E ST J J f ,CL 1, vu ps BKsu,evx, Eaaiilfflilfcxiids Ynunl Ysmvif, Semor Class v1'0SKLx011K if af if ir if fit ir af if we x 'k'kir1k'ki'A'i'ir'A'ir'Ir oewoa' In this 1944 edition of the Parlcerscope, the staff has attempted to give you a glimpse of our school activities during the past year. We sincerely hope that we have included those things that will recall pleasant memories in days to come, particularly to those returning from World Bat- tlefronts. May it remind us of our happy days here and bind us together as friends forever. iriririr'k'k'kirir'k'k k ir i' 'k ir it 'k uk i' uk i' 'k 'k Con ren fs 'ki' sEN1oRs 'kit v UNDERCLASSMEN 'ki' ACTIVITIES it ATHLETICS 'k if 'k i' 'k i' 'k i' 'k x'l f XilKV.y xg: iztrtrr Xx 9 71 I yin' lvl Img , f V Dedfkaffbn TO THE BOYS OF - PARKER DISTRICT 4 WHO HAVE MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE WE DEDICATE THE 1944 PARKERSCOPE 'k'A ki A'irir'k'k'k'k MAIN BUILDING-where we learned reading, writing, and arithmetic-and many other things. 'A' South Entrance iitii irir'ki k'kir'k'Ir'k'A' VOCATION AL BUILDING TEXTILES-The purpose of textile department is to train the students and adults of the Parker District on the actual machines, thus abbreviating the training period in the textile plants. MACHINE SHQP-Approximately 65 boys are taking lylachine Shop. This training will enable them to do skilled work when they are called into the Armed Forces or to get good jobs when they hnish school. DRAFTING-Fifty-four boys are training to be draftsmen and architects. The boys also learn how to read blueprints and how to make them. Math goes along with machine shop work. ARTS AND CRAFTS-One hundred and twenty-live students are taking arts and crafts this year. It is here that they do basket work, drawing, painting, soap carving, Woodwork, leather Work and many other interesting things pertaining to art. CCNINIERCIAL-There are two hundred thirty-one shorthand, typing and bookkeeping students. Their training will help them to meet the war needs now, and will prepare them for becoming useful citizens. BODY AND FENDER-Here the boys are trained to straighten fenders and paint cars. They are graded on the work they do. My .wihg 1 is XS? V, ,, W, , wp-mm QE THE AUDITORIUM-where we had good Chapel Pro- grams and Pep Meetings. ir- 'Ir 'k 'Ir ir 'lr Side H171YlH'IC ADNHNTSTRATORS L. P. HOLLIS Snpe1'i11temle1zt j. H. ANDERSON Assixtnnt Superintendent T. Bl. NELSON Pri11ci11u1 TRUSTEES FRANK OSTEEN, M. O. ALEXANDER, G. M. SHIPIXTAN, G. P. PRUITT, IAS. F. IIOVVARD, Chvzirnmn 3 I x I I 1 I E 3 x 3 FACULTY ir ir MR. IIAROLD BALLEW MR. EDYVARD C. BLACKWELL MRS. MISS MRS. MISS SARAH BROADNAX ELIZABETH BRYSON NELLIE BRIGHT SUSIE BURRISS MTR. P. D. CANNADA MRS. AERLYN HARRIS MISS MISS MISS MISS MRS. MRS. MISS MISS MISS GRACE PIIOTT IXAERTIN IIERSEY IVIARY FRANCES JOHNSON SALLIE LAY lNEZ NICCONNELL EVELYN MINIS IXTHALIE MCSELEY AIAUDE NESMITH WILTON PRUITT MR. JACK REDDING MRS. M ARY ROPER FACULTY ir 'A' Miss NANCY ANDERSON MRS. NAIARY BISHOP MRS. CLARENCE CTASTLES Miss JANE CHARLES Mlss PAULINE DUFEIELD MR. JOHN VV. GANT1' MR. QJILREATH ROWLAND MR. C. W. REESE MISS FRANCES SAXON Miss RUBY SCOTT MRS. FANNIE LAURA SIINIPSON Miss RUTH STEVENS Miss NAN STURGESS MR. R. W. SUNHNIERS Mlss VIRCINIA TAYLOR MRs. MARTHA VTEINIPLETON Miss CLIFTON WILLIAMS MRS. IVIARIJON XAIILLIAMS f?l 'A' ir ir ir ir 'A' Sembrs today.. Miken: fam orro w 'k 'lr ir ir ir if ,.. 1... - -...L..W.. -.1 ----N e SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS KAT MILLER .....,.. ..... ......,,S...,A,., S e cretary DORIS LINEBURGER, , . , ..4.... Treasurer MARGARET LOFTIS .... , ,Vice-President BILLY PRUITT .... MRS. lVIIRIAM O,DELL Class Sponsor . , . . .President A happy disposition, amiable personality and a pleasant manner are characteristics of Mrs. O'dell. VVe are aware of her good humor, impartiality and sincerity. She is always co-operative in our class activities and has been and will be an in- spiring factor in our lives. Hats off to you- Mrs. O'dell. 53-K 115 IJOUGLAS AIKEN Doug 011151 t17'Illl1'lg orator. LEONA BAILEY Shorty Sleepy time gal. Cx.,x1z,x BATSON Clam llnppy as a lark. Mun. ,IANET ALLEN K,xTum'N ATKINS i'Rcd Kat Fall of fun. Truly a blonde. FRANK BALLENGER IOHN BARDEN HSC00ps', Hflohnnyn e goes out mul gets. VVallai11g up town. llvELYN BATSON rl-HERON BATSON Evelyn Theron Nice to luzoun One good guy. CLASS OF ,44 'FN LOUISE BALLWEEL '4Louise Such lovalvle ways. RALPH JUNIOR BARTON Hluniory' One of those male animals. R. C. BECK Dead Eye l ain't got weary yet. ELCHSE BEEKS Kil-13' Gee 'Lfl'l1lZl Nl. FRANCES BREAZEALE Fran Girl of my clrezzuzs. JACK BROWN Double Ugly The less said, flu' less 'must take lmclz. you FIR' fi A XEJKTT LQ? F CLASS OF '44 lX'lE1.v1N llEl,I, Lone RLIIIQCVH lle's mmtller one of tllose f crazy lmys. EVA AlAE BmnwE1,1, Em Searle!! U'llm'n's waistlirze. LESLIE l3nowN Rod llusi staying urozuul. A IDURKYIJIIY lhsuov Dot X lirilliczvzt mlml. XVILIXIA BRIDVVELL XVilmu Little mul dainty. PATTIE D. BROWN Pat A11 all-rozuml girl. CJIXIXIAL lllsmw ucJl'1U1lln llze quiet type. AIILIJRED Hnoczla 'Alildrccln She ll'Ol1lf iullz. Uolslsv l3nowN1Nc lloluluyu Our lwy. ot 4 'SSW 'IEETTY BURLEY Berry A real pal. VVo01m 0R'1'H CIABIPBELL VVoocIic Sitting HTOIHZLI the old fzreside at Izomu. IDA CDRENE CIANEIQIDER If Y! Rene Easy going. IZ. C. BURNETT, IR. ul-Iucyu Illu com IS mpc fm reaping. FRANCES CAPPS Fran I.o17eIy girl. CJPIIELIA CIHASTAIN UphcIia Slzv nets from Iwmfsl I umtires 01f1Ij'. L FRED BYRD Nliogicu IIa IS 11 I2znI. I IUBERT CARSON I lobby Imft Iwozv where but III I'1u on my way. QILYDE CHRISTY '4CowIboy IIII I'1OI70LIj'IS LIm'Ii1'1I. CLASS OF ,44 'WW LION N ELLY CAMPBELL Flash Alllwys on IIZU gof -IOAN QIASTELLOE Ion11 HIL' all IIIQU IlL?I'. SARA FRANCES QIISSON RccIH A fi my red I1 and , f I W. Q CLASS OF '44 VIVIAN CLEVELAND Viviun Like oi my of sunshine size lighteiis up the place. RUTH COOPER H Glamour girl. IDORIS CRAIN DOris', Her eyes have cz merry twinkle. ,VXARON EULQENE QTOLI3 Sidney Whistling in the dark. PAYE COUOH nljaycw 'lilzerds nothing lacking NIARGARET R. LTROSSLEY uiX'1211'g2lfCfH Hrcnvn-eyeai darlivzg. new U WU! 'Www-Q, 130 FTW M1111 C1:L11x11.11v ,111C14 11115 L1 111111'1 1111111 13111 1111i11' 11 l1I1l1I. Fn,xNCEs IJLNNJN 111111 g1'111'11y 51111 11115 1110 'ld' ibw ' T139 'D' M1L11111aD C1RLlMLEY Mir Nolllxm -IEAN C1URETON Nc11'111z1 SIU' 111111 11111111 1111111 y1111 17Ull'L'I' of 11111'11c1i1111. get 111 111111111 lzer. -I EAN ETT15 IDILL EVELYN DocK1Ns Frz111c1'5 .lcz1ucttc Evc1y11', 111'1' 11ea1'1 111111 111111 111'1' 111'1' 1'11i1'1' 117515 e111'11 51111, 11150 111111 511i11e Ci1i:1'11. 1111111 of 1111111. IDOTSY IDIXUN 111711 111111. ,XL11tE IDUNCAN 1111111 D11R11,m1 Dot Alice l3l11cki1 ' X CI1'111111 111111 111111 ll'l1S 51111. C1110 1111111 fl C1lL'L'1'f.1I1 Si11'111'1' 15 g11111e11. 1f11S17US1110l'I. C L A S S O F 7 4 4 Ru1111lpl1 111' 1111ze5 117111145 115 1111' 1'111111f. XZIRGINIA IDUCKER Jin IRUDOLPH IJEIXIPSEY Strictly 1110. F. J111xN1TA Ilv1xT'1' N im SIZCVS 11111 111'1i1'1' 111111. 1 AlYll'I'l,E LEE FARR Ulxlyrtlc LCCH A kind and gentle heart lms slte. IQNOREE FERGUSON l2norce CLASS GF '44 IEILLY Ftxnnow Billy fl rare good fellow. EDITH FEMLLISUN Nlicrgu Erer remly for tt goozl Clzeclz. tune. SARA FERGUSON EDVVIN Font: Su1'z1 Ed As merry as tlle Joy is llis friemlly nmntter long. speaks lzis fllfillglllflll lllllltl. L - 1 LEU llAlll.KNEI! loco He lms ll ll'lHVIlVIXQ way. ETIIEL FERQLISON Mljcrgn Dottlwle elzeclz. fXvEm' FRIAR U . . .. l'll2ll lllllll mozrtll. QQN K' S, . -N PAIIIQEII PEN N ELL UP2ll'liCl'u I flow! care, lll not lull myself ll'0l'l4llIAQ. l l,xnoLD FERGUSON Trigger Better run, l18lS K7 tough ltomltre. VV. DEVVEY FRIDIJLIZ l'Dewcy fl IIIIHLISOHIL' lotl. mg. ,, -,. ,Q:7l1,- -Q -- fftt ,eee . Q li A 2 yawn I K -inf'-1 LW .if AKIOLLY RUT11 FULLER .1 . 1, Tmy Little golden cnmzry. JAMES C1ARLAND Ian1Cs I lis L'llt:'Ei1'fllZ1'7CS5'ffIIC offshoot of goodness. EDGAR Goss Qjuniorl HEdg81'U VVU kinda mslzed l'liIII 1117. 1vlOZELLE FULLER Mozie Oh well, such is life. lDoRoT11Y GILRIIJRE Dot A co11sta11t talker. 1301111112 C,lRANGER 'Bolvbicy' A111't?Ciil'L'lflL'SS is lmlf the IIIITIIL'-11613 is 1l'Ul'I. FIQHOATAS FULLER Tiny As good 11r1t111'ed K7 soul ns Lfcr trod O11 shoe of Ientlzer. IIIRAM E. GILSTRAP B1.1ddy Loose feet. l,oU1sE li. ClRANGER Sl10rty'y You C1117 depend on mu. CLASS OF '44 hall' C1ENE CZARDO HCl1ll'bOH lille f1'ic11dlicst glfj' you v1'cr sow. IIAAIES c1LENN .lz11m-s livliaws ill l1111'i11g I1 good 121110, Es'1'11ER R11111 CLREENE nlfssid' A dozfglztcr of Ilzu gods, LIil'i!'IL'l,1' 11111 and fair. 1 1 lloms GREEN Doris Quia! lllll i111l11str111'11s. l ll. L. IIAMBY H L. lW1'ilIC11 1111 his face by l'1lll1H'L'1S hczml are two xmrwls: K1 4QL'11fllZ1lIt7lI. ANN IIENDIUX 1Xnn C1Cl7L'l't1ll'1' spe11l1i11g, 511113 gc11v1'11lly S27Gf'll1l17KQ. 991 CLASS OF ,44 CTECIL llmu. CLISSOP Sl4cctcr 1Uil11111gl1 l1c's 1111 s11rge1111, he 1111115 tl gram deal of Clllllllg up. SARA IIAMIHCK Sz11'1l Gentle 11111l true was she. IIELIQN K. IIENDIUX I lclcnn lgflllllll wizlz chc1i11S. 'G' BILL ll1x1.E Bill A little 1101'1se115c' 1111111 lH7Ll tlzwz is I'L'llSlICLl Ivy the wisest 111011. EVELYN IIEATH lfx'cly11 CJTIE' wifh II ulzeerful dis' posilion. Xlfxm' llus'1'En Maury l 11 every XUHSL' is she n111i11l1l1' 11111l swear. 'IIIXINIIE HLVH1 IIALL U'Ill11l11yU lJ1111'1 he f111111,1', l1111l. llfxlzlw IIENDERSON Ron musu H01l7lll 7, 'c111 1111012 V1o1..1x I lrasnan Viola Qlfiel lllll 11111 i1llL'. il gu- vn- mf 'wL.1 Ww1 annum'-naman luke-1 x . f vwmuunasus Ku ,QNWH ,ww 'll 49W IJOROTIIY QLRACE HILL Grace ll!Ul1llL'l'flll girl. ClLAm's IREN E I IOARDE U i ll .llrvtriuzozzy tools lzer uuwy. R.-xv I l0I'KINS Huy He tllilzlcs mul thinks lzml fl'Ll'HliS---fUl'ICU in mvlzile. LEO llILL Leo Ile svwllecl loom for success. RUBY l40LDER RLlby A plwlsmzl smile mul lcimllj' wzzys. .Im'c:E HOWARD Joyce xvlltlf clollzesl Anal all for the coast gimrcl. IEVELYN I lmns Evelyn Pleasant to lvc with. NELL IIOLL1Nc:sw0R'1'1l Groggy Ulll 'flmt lwozltififl lmir BOBBIE l I UF F Bobbie ller legs are slzorl lm! sllc trzzvuls fosl. CLASS OF ,44 fin 'Who Clmnv IIINES firmly He's one of those men who like to talk. NEI L I loPK1NS YOU Loyal llHl1l'fl,'tl-Sl1'Ill'7g o fuliml. MILDRED IILIIIFMAN Mick Her ways are 'll'C1j'S of Ll7lL'l7Sl1l'Il M ess. Al0N'I'EZ lluc:HEs UlVlOI1tCZu Slze is herself a collec' tion of Ille lies! things. lXl1LDRED KING Nlilcl1'ccl A ll'll7J1ll7AQ way in all lmys. ALLEN LISTEN, IR. nC0wlJoy Riding the TtHZlQL'. CLASS OF '44 'llolumv lluN'1' 'llomn1y lle's a fine lad imleenl. XZELDEE LANKFORD XfVl1itcy lle's !1H0ll1CV wlzitey. FLOYD VV. LoET1s Lefty Don!! be Imshfnl, joe. llfxnl. KESTERSON Early Bird The early loird gels the IUUYHI. IXNNIE MAE LEE N amy MY Qrnirie rose. , l AlARGARE'I' L. LOFTIS Mu rgurctn Sl'1L?y5 II lmly of lzrzowleclge. lNEZ KING Inez Suclfl lovely lmir. IDORIS ANN LINEBERGER Doris Sweet liezulaclze. l3E'1'TY LOLLIS Berry lt's so peaceful in the cmmtry. 174 -tv sl' .. N5-1 Kb' H :' .XXX f 'W .Ei ffZ?E7,1sfi3!dT I fr'H3f?QR?Ew E2 ?'E' M46 'WQASMQ I4 12.52401 TY' its fli4,ffffi??? RXIARGIE A. LOLLIS Nlz1rg,ie Easygoivzg. FIRALINIADGE A. NLXSON 4'Lard For lads a jolly good fellow. JACK RIIEADOVVS VVud l1e's out for fun. 1.4-Q - ' . l -H :fy A . As. 5,5 In ' - if ff , - ':v . ..tt T . 2 H' 1::' -::::...:::.. E .gag wwf-3, , r 21 A' A RUTH ANN LOLLIS Rufus Slay Ann from old Cheyenne. PAULINE MASSEY HPOITYPY A flower blooming in the wilolwood. ARTHUR RIILLER, In. Rucl,' Fall of pep and always ready 10 smile out loml. CLASS OF'44 RUTH LYNCH Ruth A pleasant girl with pleasant way. EVELYN lx'lAUNEY HI-lynn!! Come on gate, letl, syncopate. PATSY R. lVlILLER Paty' Dj'7'1U1IZll9 comes in small packages. LUIS lVIINTON Trudy, Y lVla, lzels llllllllyll eyes THC. JOSEPH E. MOSTELLO joe DOW!! lve laasllful, joe. NELL lVICCALL jew Baby Slze likes 'em all. gg Ak? pf-M A353412 CLASS QF '44 IlAROLD lX'1OORE HI llllilliln ljaclclles his Own canoe. XVALLACE lX1ULLINAX Dickey Darla eyes. SHANDON lXlCClARTER Little Red A smile for Cl7L'Tj'OHE BOB lx100REFIEl.lJ Bob I feel just as lzappy as lzig sunflower. A. B. Mu1mE1.L HAH. Bet he knows his alphabet. VERNON E. lX1cCn,xnv Scumpy You rascal you. VXXINIITRED E. MORROW Polly fl Slum! when it lzits you yes, indeed. N ELLIE K. ATCALLISTEI' ShOrtyl' Nellie was a lady. EMMERA B. MCCRAW Rec My wild lrislz rose. slim if.-I 5 f-'Q ,. 3? .sqm in 5, 1 ,pw-, -WU! :RANGES AlCclUEN lirunl4ic lack of all trades. E1 'rv IANE Onom l3ctty Ull gcc, all gnslzl Plicvolafx PACE Pc psi Peg O my lzuart. FIQHELLXIA lxlCClAHA XVeasel XXII apple for the teacher. JOSEPH CJGLESBY Joe Yankee alomlle lmy. RUDGER PADGETT Rod Little Tmmzly Tinker. DA-x1.E VINCEN1 AICCLEE Fibluc1 ' Azmtlzer Filrlwr .Wc'Clcc. EvfxNc:EL1NE CJXVENS Vangic N0 time on my IIIIIIKIS. lY0llINIA PAGE AANl7l'I11lL ' l-0l'l.' me as l am. CLASS OF '44 l M, IDOIIIS MCCSEE Doris YUll'VL' a lIL'l'll'6JZlj tlziug MM uzmm' E. OWENS Marge Silently wmv? xm' Emu PARKER Mary Etlllilu Solil IltlL'. -lllZ12.1XINli P.x1:111s l,11r1'1li11ct' 111051 1'xccl11'11l, 110 c'11111plisl1c11 111111. M. C1:,xc'E PEN1..1xN1J Uc1I'lICiL'u 1' 1611115 ll 111c1'1',1' lifv. ll111:11 Po1:'11111 I lughu U l1e1'1 s l1'U'lH' l7ll,L1lSftlKQL'? ig-an- ' B! CLASS OF '44 ,l,XCQUIlI,YN 1X. l',x'1 1'oN Yr u'liICIxiL'u 11IIUfl1Cl' uliclget. DIACK EARL P1'1'T1x1AN jack A l'CkSf'1fIl7Y Qlly. X'V1L1.1 M1 VV. Pm11'1 '1' Billy 111,178 I'IL'lf'GI' sewz n bigger litlle 1111111. M,xc'14 S. l',x'1'1oN Ah lu Sc'11tlL'1'l11'11111. KENNETH P1'1'TN AN Ken nctlf' ,I lze1'1 s 110 s1111slit'z111' for 111111. C11,x1:1.Es C. QUEEN nCTll2ll'liCU Clap llt7l'1dS, llure 0011165 Cjllflflitl 'Q' -uw . ,.,, Y u- ,wpwv E ff- fiif . Yi 1- . , 1 MIA i ffy' 51,41 -, - , 'E 1 -2. : g3. 1 1 ri' ,.: 'i-.if - 1,..e.g 11 1 -. -v . 1 3 DIAMES M. PE,1x1:s11N HLLIIIIKH Long 111131. IEAN EL1z,x1sE'1'11 P1'1 1's J1:1111 lgllllyf krzml' her f1'o111 .Uimzie II11 II11. ,lo11NNv QUEEN Curly X4!lIL'l'6 S ilu' king? 'ki ELIZAIIETII REEVES . Lib Afrnicl to sary lzullrz. IKUTH lloBER'I's Ruth IJIIIUSOIIIL' CjilILlL'l'L'Htl. CIIARLOTIIQ P. Rochus NCjl1ill'liltfCu Cloud 'H1UI'lIiVlg, fair Hluizlclfz. -ILINIOR IREVIS Muscles Smlzetinles l,7Il lzuppy, soI11cli111cs 1,171 blue. CIHRISTINE ROBERTSON Chrit lfIl'U1lIL1IZ'fSCCHI right ifslzeu'uv'eI1'tlzI11glziIzg. HDNA PAIILINE ROLLINS Polly H Uforliiriff ml FSP: ' VV . ILLEXIQIIS RIDDLE Loc Do l ll'Ul'VI1'? CLI-xnI5NcE A. ROCHESILII Pete I tlillyf got zmtlzing. Mun' LLICILLE Ross Aly-1 1,1151 look wise. CLASS OF '44 aff'- i is . IFN :XIYRTLE ROBEIITSON N 1 y rt Pink is lwr color. EVELYN JXNN RODDY Hlivclynv SI71tH'f as Ilw day is long AIARGIREE SANDERS nAI2ll'giI'CCU A deep tlzinkcr. RACHEL SANDERS Rachel', A iiiaioieiis blush. AQUILLA R. SKELTON QucHz1y' lim ci littie teapot. EDITH NIAE SINIITII Edie Shes ll hep-cat. CLASS OF '44 BILLY A. SUXIBHJNS M,xm:A1IET L. SHXIIXIS QIUANITA SIZEMUIIE 'Billy' Margaret A'Nitu Good 'l'll01'1'l,i11g, Mr. Zip, Sitting in the corner. Little and qiiiet. Zip, Zip. JAMES CECIL SLOAN JUANITA SLOAN AZALEE SIXIITH Hlronheadn '4Nita MAAC Ain! iiiisliehaviiig. Very versatile. Ll1lI'1Wl'1ll'1ll, sophisticated lady. ALh1A ELLEN SIVIITH HELEN L. SMITH iX1ARGIE L. SNIITII 'Ellenv Hclcny' HMargic', Fairy heiie. Delightful. She really enjoys life. 195 I null vi? k -vo, i in 'Sw Ky ROBEIYI M. SIXIITII Smutt SOIVICTIUIILQ like 'nt. SYBOL STANCELL SybolfDibol Hriglztcxl and Iwsi. Dcmcwm' F. S'1'Ew,'u'T Dot 1 pnslc ml snlile JOE SNYDER Ladies' -umm. HAROLD STANSELL Little Ioct' HES n joker. CTHARLES E. SUBHXIEY Knowledge U7l1istli11', just wllisflilf. 1l.xzEL P. SomsE'r Sm'bct A merry l1fL'. XXIRCINIA O. S'1',xnkEY Jcn11ic Ba lzmzcsf wifll mc. PATSY RUTII 'l',x'1'E P nv 1 U11 Ivlomliu' CLASS OF '44 1 SLOAN NV. SoUTHE1:L1N, IR. Sl0a11 U'1m1 is tlzerc to say? A I .xm:AnE'1' STEPHENS Stevie just keep on smilirzg. RUTH AIAE V1-AYLOR RL1tlf' Q v 1 Siu' s tlIIl'L?j'S pleasant. 1 QQVVENDOLYN 'l41mc14s'1'oN Gvvcn Happy as the day is long. RODEHICK II. rl-UCKER l.TCI'lHifL'v' Liitle 1711! loml. FRANCES MAE VLURNER CLASS OF '44 CLLURIA ll. blxllcmms A'1'vssy 131110 is ner color. CTULLEN ll. VLLIRNER NSLILIQICIQH Ain? he ducky? Lom FIFURPIN nFl'lll1DiCU Rod C7llflT1lIil'11Q. Casey woulrl dance with rr sfmwlverry Monde. 'IERRY L. 'l'oM1.1NsoN jerry Loafing on a lazy afternoon. llnrru FIAURNER Edith A kind and gentle heart has she. CHZNEVA Cl. XIICKERY Small Fry Sizes neat ns I1 pin. CFLARENCE L. TRIPI3 Crip Tlmfs O. K. by nze. SARAH F. FLURNER Shank lley, good looking. ANNIE FMR XVALDRUP Ann A friend to e've1'yone. FIHRUNIAN WILLIAMS HT. 'il-1.7, Hi, hey, what's a-cookin? ADA WRIGHT UShOrtyl' One with a cheerful disposition. FRANCES WILSON H 73 Frances We dreain of Frances with the pretty hlonde hair. EDGAR YEAROIN iKEdgar7, Life is so short, so letls have fun. lDERREL MARTIN DCIre1l' Great oaks from little acorns grow. CLASS HORAOE WILSON 'Al lorsehairn Are you kidding? EUGENE BATSON HGGHGU A friend to all. What more can we say? ANNIE LOU TAYLO12 KK-Ann!! Sincere and charming in her way. OF 344 LUCILLE WILSON KLRCCYY Oh sing, fair maid. QZRACE HOLDEN UGIQICQH Ever overflowing with hindness and goodness ir ir uk ALMA MATER i' Midst the hum of her industries, As ll beaconls beaming light, To her children's best endeavors Parker High School lends her might ln honor, truth and wisdom She her highest ideals holds, And makes us ever loyal To the Purple and the Gold. When duty calls us onward, Achievementls goal to find, Parker ties will neier be broken, Still her shelt'ring arms entwine, And across the distant spaces, Tales of fame and prowess bold, Will rellect the Parker Spirit And the Purple and the Gold. ir if ir ir 'Ir SENIOR -lr -k MOST IDliPliNDAI3LlL Lro PIILL MUST lN'l'12LLLC'l'Ll,XL 'l'1um1AN X'V1LL1AMs MOST LIKEAIZLIL I Iu1:Em' CEARSON I3liS'l' ALL-ROUND 'liommn' IILINI' Wl'l l1lES'l' Cucu. ClRISSOl 9 Li . -.Rf U SUPERLATIVES ir -k MOST DEPENDABLE TVIARCARET LOFTIS MOST INTELLECTUAL JESSIE Cox VVITTIEST JANET IXLLEN BEST ALL-ROU N D PATTIE BROXNN MOST LIKEABLE LUCILLE WIISSCJN I k x ' 4 wfwv fi' b pq f ' 'Qfiifmrw Mm y I A ,, g , 5 .fggw im 'E' ,.. . k . QA I ' n F. is, EV? M R . 2- 2 455 s fm QW -4 'ff V , X. v 1, sm. !f .Z y L' ,EQIP 'A xv: -we i 2 - Q Y' , W Q..- F K 5 lf, Q , V 7' 45 , XE? Ag, .4 , Y QA ,F get T li 'u ,Q A 'mi , ..-1-.gfgjvavw .. Lgtizwim-1 V. L, 1 U1- .Azlx ,JZ MX,- F' E ,AV ,, ,hfwssa .mx 5 I li f W , 'f i 5 f , 4 5 - , 6 z 3 5 . . I , ' 'Si Q 1 A -ai. W .M Z 55 is 896: 1 A-43,5 'Ska . .fl A gfggw is S, qi A ,F 1 RT? 6 W N x K? 1 , 1165 Iliff PHPWG . -r x: f A , ' - '- S K iii' M 'nf 31 ' TE , 1 . A N I? ' 5 2,ji,g'3.j,k AL 13.4 iii, 1 1 , 15. ge. emi ff .-,.. ,imggj f 'fi - fl :'Xi1+j,i 1- Q, K , .y3bf. 'f'i,'. A A 'bg' 7 4-WM... we .w...m,, , M.. ff 3' ii? 'uw 1 X ai '7 , ,V I g'31fHf N ,, . 5 1 1.55 S 1 Q53 wg . fy . Q? f :wa A f Q 1223? A z iggy, L 1 ff 0 f T sq TO THE PARKER SPIRIT Gazing in il Crystal Ar this world of war Looking toward the future Dark eloucls thick and far: ls there any hope there? fYes l sec a star. A star of faith and courage, Shining bright and clear, A wonderestar to guide us Through each coming yearg To gleam through future ages, Always without fear. 'Tis the Parker Spirit: May it never die! But hind our hearts togetherg Our work and spirits tie, Till peace and right we capture, Dear old Parker llighl Mozelle Fuller MRS. MARTHA TEMPLETON Class Sponsor Junior Class Officers JIMMY GAINES. . . ..A,, President DICKIE PEARSON ,,., . . Vice-President FRANKIE RIVERS ...,...., A... T reasmfer MARTHA Lou CAMPBELL. . , . ,Secretary To our sponsor, Mrs. Templeton, We have looked for help and guidance in all the activities of the junior Class and she has never let us dovvnf, She was never too busy to talk with us about our proh- lems and to make suggestionsg but she always led us to make our own decisions and do our own work. She understands and likes young people and we feel that she is a real friend to the Junior Class. Top Row Mary Aiken Harold Alexander Mareelle Armstrong Jack Allen Maurice Ashmort Edna Atkins SECOND Row Kenneth Atkinson Doris Bagwell Mary Frances Baity Betty Barrett Louise Barton Marion Bates UNIORS 'ki Timm Row Ford Batson Robert Batson Lois Bayne Odessa Belcher Evelyn Bishop Dewey Bishop FOURTH Row FIFTH Bow Dorothy Blair Cleveland Buckner Faye Blankenship Kathleen Burriss Charles Boggs jack Busbee Betty Jane Bowen Annie Bynum Billy Bramlett Billy Campbell lean Bruce Carolyn Campbell Z H .: Q Q EZ' 1 K 40' T' ke To 1' Row hlartha Lou Campbell Doris Lee Cannon Frank Carmen Bill Carter Lois Center Chub Christopher Annette Cleveland SECOND Row Vera hlae Cobb Daniel Courtney Dot Cox Charles Crain Billie June Qavis C. C. Davis Dolly Davis THIRD Row Ella hlae Davis Doris Lawrence Val Jean Davis Imogene Dodson Founru Row Enzel Drcfw Josephine Dudley Janie Duncan Eugene Durham FIFTH Row Richard Evington Dot Faulkner Malcolm Floyd Dot Fore Sixrrr Row josephine Ford Patsy Forester Clara Foster Dan Foster SEVENTH Row jerry Foster Booney Fowler Heyward Futch Don Carren iv? me , C xxx JUNIORS TOP Row james Garrett Keener Garrett Mitchell Garrett Billy Gibson Bobby Gilstrap Annie Mae Goocllet SECOND Row Charles Goodnough Annie Sue Gossett Sarah Granger Frances Green Hazel Green Joyce Grillitll UNIORS it Pl-HIRD Row Ruby Griggs Vida Grubbs lessie Lou Hale Ruth Harper Tommy Harris Carolyn llart FOURTH Row Don Hartin Ralph Hawkins nlilton Hensley Bobbie Higgenbotliam Betty Joyce Hopkins Frances Hairston FIFTH Hon' Rutli lluclgens Barbara Hughes Beattie jones Lillian jones nlary Louise ,Io Carol Kay 'ez Q JF 'fu-N, 'UN vu 'five kt HCS ff, i A 'l'oP Row Carol Kelley Emma Faye Knight Mary Frances Kuylcendall Charles Lafoy Doris Langley Virginia Lazar jimmy Lindsey SECOND Row Reese Loekee Faye Looper lulia Looper Earline Nlanley Thelma Nlarchbanks Clara Martin Frances lX'lartin VIWIIIRD Row Stella lNlasters .lack lylathews Hazel Dflayfielcl Loyd lXleAbee FouP.'1'H Row Neil RlcAuly Pauline NleCall Frances Rleilauley lXIarie Blellaniel FHJTH Row Carol llellill Evelyn lylelntyre Helen lXfleKee -loc lXlClYl2,ll10ll Srxrll Row Homer Blesser Mareelle Nletz Peggy Miles Dot Nliller SLVENTH Row Lillian Alillei' llafel Blorgan .lack Blorgan Mary Ann lXl all JUNIORS 'l 'OP Row Ronald Neely Charles Nelson Morris Nickols Margaret Norris Vivian Owens jack Pace SECOND Row Catherine Parker Barbara Patterson Lucille Payne Dickie Pearson Edna Peigler Faye Peigler JUNIORS af if THIRD Row Ralph Peigler Jimmie Prichard Richard Prince Virgie Rainey Henry Reid Billie Riddle Founru Row Doris Rigdon Hazel Riggins Frankie Rivers Doris Roach Wallace Robertson Vernon Roper FIFTH Row hlilclrecl Ross Jeanette Scott Betty Seigler G. C. Sellars Ioe VVillie Sewell Pauline Sinnns TOP Row Louise Simpson Esther Shelton Rudolph Smith Charles Spletz Peggy Spurrier Furman Staton Robert Stowe SECOND Row Louise Street Cora hlae Stukes Florzelle Styles Margaret Suttles Carolyn Tatham Doris Taylor Lewis Taylor TH1nD Row Roy Taylor Carl Thomas Jack Thompson Sara Thompson FOURTH Row Mildred Thomplains jack Tucker Annie Catheryne Turner Billy Turner FIFTH Row Charles Turner Joyce Upchurch Junior Vaughn Paul Walker SIXTH Row Marjorie Waugh Martha jean Webb Sam Welchell Nlildretl Wells SEVEN TH Row Cwaynell Whisenant Charles White jean White hflary Ann White JUNIORS lov How Sam VVriglcy Katherine VVillia1ns ,luck VVilliams Beatrice VVi1lis Bert VVils0n Bobbie VVilson Sutotvn Row Louise Vllilson Margaret Vvilson Duclley VVright llilly 'Thomas Audrey Ball Quinton Butson UNIORS it Tinian Row glue Bill Bishop Iohn Black Leon Bramlett Verchel Burton Eugene Childress Charles Cleveland FUURTII Row Charles Conner Ruth Crain Luther Davidson Avanelle Davis Charles Dilworth -lohn Elliott l3lF'1'lI Row Evelyn Hyatt joe Farrow Dovic Foster Evelyn Foster jimmy Gaines Betty Hamhy CFreshmz-Inj SIXTH Row Billy Hamby lf I T012 Row Betty jane Hansen Warren Harbin Charles Hucigens Arthur Junlcin Arthur Owens Alvin Peace Kathleen Phillips CISIRI Iesri auOj umvimold NOLNHD GHVAAOH SECOND Row Dickie Pitts R. B. Sizemore James Springfield Curt VVard Lewis Ward Harold Willoughby jack Williams if ir JUNIORS Truim Row Hoyle Jones Clifford Fullbright CUTSTANDING JUNIORS BILLIE RIDDLE DON QLARREN AIARY LOUISE JONES JIINHNIY GAINES FRANKIE RIVERS DICKIE PEARSON NIARTHA Lou CTAMPBEII Ulouw BLACK IANIE IDUNCAN JACK lVlA'1TllEVVS Sophomore Class Officers JHNILMY JONES. , ..., Vice-President TERRY GWINN, . . .,.,.. President JIINIINIY lX'lAHON. , A Secretary D. B. EVANS. . .... Treasurer Miss NANCY ANDERSLJN Class Sponsor Always calm, dignified and friendly, our sponsor has been ready to help us. Thanks to you, Miss Anderson for sponsoring the Msophsn through a year of many changes. You have meant a lot to us and we won't forget you-ever. l , , lt , i it r .av 'ze-iq t a -'K if .,1 g' 'ki' Dora Lee Aiken Barbara Allen Bedolia Allen me SQPHQMQRES l 5 1 K X X 3 Q fir.. ra X B-We S fl Q-'b f I Nh 3 K jg '1 I E Qt .. W 2' ,rr- 'QS' ii: Q ii 'FZ Q 'si il v g JL N- Virginia Allison Grady Allsep Maxine Ayers Alvin Bagwell lack Bailey Nina Baity Vernelle Balter Elizabeth Ballenger limmie Ballew Osborne Ballew Don Barbare Benny Barnett lean Barton Bobby Batson Maude Batson Bates Bedingfield Bobby Blaeltston llazel Blytlie Joe Bolielt loe Ann Bowen june Bowie Sara Martlizi Brannon Mildred Bridges Betty Bridwell Bobbie Nell Bright Doris Bright Betty 'lean Broela Sybol Brooks james Brumley Lois Bryant Viola Bryson Ba mona Caldwell Betty Campbell Dawn Campbell lennie Campbell Mary Louise Campbell Billy Cantrell SOPHOMORES 'ki' Imogene Carter Virginia Cason Mary Lou Cathcart Audrey Carver Norman Chandler Billy Christmas llellan Christopher Paul Clark Gladys Jo Cleveland Beatrice Coleman Frances Coleman Crace Collins Mary Collins Sara Couch Reba Crawford Charles Crumpton Dorothy Davis Margaret Davis Mary jo Davis Betty Dickerson Crady Diekert Thelma Dockery jack Dover Sybil Drye Selena Dubose Doris Duncan Jeannette Ellison Mary Lou Elrod Earl Emerson D. B. Evans Marion Faircloth Billy Farrow Dorothy Finley Iames Fletcher Juanita Fletcher Charles Fortune P. L. Fortune jean Foster Robert Foster Frank Friddlc 238 , , I gf. Y.: 1 5 A SOPHOMORES 'ki' Paul Fuller Lola Mae Galloway Theresa Gardo Gzie Lee Garrett Billy Garricla L. B. Garrison Rachel Garrison Dot Gentry Martha George Bonnie Gillespie Joe Glenn Oscar Gooch Meta Granger Henry Grant Frances Greer Beatrice Griflith Inez Grogan Ruth Gwinn Mary Ann Hale Nettie Lou llall Glyns Holt Earl Hamby Heyward Harrison Dorothy Hart Betty loyce Harvey Earl Hawkins James Hawthorn Edith Haynes Rachel Henderson Hillian Hendrix Nonnie Hendrix Patsy Hendrix Helen Hester Lilla Hilton Doris Hitt Myra Holder Geraldine Holland Evelyn Holtzclaw Raymond Holtzclaw Betty Sue llopkins 1 SOPHOMORES it Theresa Iloplxins liuther l loward Kenneth lludgens Cuyler Hudson Eugene Hughes Xfllaymond Hughes Claude Hunter james Hunter VVillie Mae lngle Mareeline james Lewis Jamison .lack jones .limmy lones Ruhy Jones lack Kay Dorothy Keller Louise Kelley William Kelley Gene King Violet Kitchen llovee Knight Ralph Leaeh Fred League Betty ,lo Ledford llelen Lee Jeanette Lewis Margaret Lewis Ray Littlejohn Frances Lollis llazel Lollis Margaret Long Ray Long Barbara Luther Charles Lyda Claude Maddox limmie Mahon llohbie Major Azalee Mzirtiii l loraee hlassey Roy McAllister 46 1. SGPHOMORES it Marie h'lcCall Sara lVleCall Frances McClure Iris McCuen Ruth lX'leDonald Earline hlcllaha Margaret McGregor John h'leKitriclq Doris hliller ixlary Ellen Miller Frances Mitchell Doris Nloflitt Ieanne Monroe Elizabeth Montjoy I. C. hloorehead Thomas Morris Azalee Nlorgan Vivian hloss Hula Belle Neal lean Neal Tom Neal Frances Neely Holmes Nelson Sadie Newman Betty Nix Bill Norman Richard Orr Lloyd Owens Dorothy Payne Clyde Pearson Fred Pickens june Picklesimer Rachel Poole Bohhy Porter Blanche Powers Fred Powers Monroe Pressley Dorothy Putman Hugh Reyis Helen Riggins SOPI-IOMORES it Patsy Roberts Wylie Roberts Zeb Roberts Edna Robertson jimmy Rogers Patricia Scroggs Evelyn Scott Carol Seigler Joyce Slaten Ruby Slatton Betty Sloan Arbutus Smeltzer Annie Lou Smith Robby Jean Smith llcster Smith Laura Dean Smith loan Smith Ruth Smith Ruth Smith Roger Stairley Louise Strange lylary Sweatt Truman Tate Alvin Taylor Frances Taylor Jeanette Taylor Joe Taylor Marjorie Taylor Dorothy Thompson Dewey Thornhill llenry Timms Lloyd Tipton Kat Tripp Elizabeth Turner Ellison Turner Billy Upchurch jorcnc Vickers 'lean VValdrop June VValdrop Mary Young f HH gl SOPI-IOMORES it Joyce VValker Carolyn Vvarcl lack Wzitkiris Betty Welcliel Box Werner Billy VVhiteheacl Hazel Whildeii Virginia Willizlnis Betty Wilsoii Charlotte VVilson Elizabeth Winchester Dot VVood Boyce McCucn Betty Mae Pearce Carol Seigler Thomas Fuller Jack Rogers Bobert Snipes Harmon Wciocl johnny Arnold Billy Arnold Grace Barnett Sara Batson Furman Black I. C. Bowick Agnes Brcazcale Bay Buckner lX'laxine Burley Boderick Carver Lloyd Christy Sue Cisson Katherine Delong Dorothy Dill Evelyn Duncan Lillian Duncan Helen Styles Theron Elliot Buth Taylor 'lulia Toolcy Qlarice Turner SOPHOMORES ir ir Eugene Eppes Baylis Cilstrap Terry Gwinn Albert Harper Alvin Taylor Betty 'lean Hawkins J. C. Hendrix Pete Hendrix Billy Huff Billy Keller Ted Key Stan Lee Carvin Lindsey Harlee Martin Billy McGregor James Moody Mary Louise Moon Benny Perry Calvin Porter Charles Porter john Ramey Edith Ray Robert Reeves Betty Vaughn Norman Waldrop Ralph Waters E. C. West 'S GUTSTANDING SOPHOMORES 'W 'IIAIMIE Mums D. 13. EVANS XI,xn1oN F.fx1nc1.m'n W'v1,11e Romims RALMI Lmcu 'IIKXIIXIY YIONES lrmmv QQXVINN FHANCES LoLLls Hmmm' Kwuzlrl Fmin PICIQHNS ff? 3- , 2, V M ws Q 'Pr-...Q-,, Freshman Class Officers PAUL CARTER ,. . President hiENE iXilLLER . , Vice-Preside11t JOYCE PIRURNER A ., A Secretary FREDDY LEE SVVEATT. E . Treasurer B IRS. JIM ROPLR Class Sponsor Mrs. Roper was the FI'CSi1lTlLl11'S friend. She de- voted much time and talent to the welfare of the class. VVQ appreciated her ehief contribution of getting us started on the right path through high SCIIUUI. MQW A 9 W, 2 'K 1 Wfff 'th A r S tg, I1 -S W 'ttilnfsx KHP i FRESHMEN ir ir Betty Aiken Johnson Aiken Cornelia Alewine Larry Ashley Audrey Atkins leanelle Atkins Loyd Atkins Gwendolyn Ayers Doris Badger Helen Bagwell hlary Ellen Bailey Bobby Ballew Mary Barnwell Geraldine Batson Nlarshall Batson Nlildred Batson Evelyn Belt Billy Benson Gene Billingsley Nlartha Bird Annie Mae Bishop ,lean Black Calvin Blankenship Margie Blankenship W. E. Bonrar lkey Bowin lonell Brady Lee Brown Doris Bridwell Betty Brock Cecil Broadwater Doris Brookshire Carroll Brazie Dorothy Burdette Verner Cain Billie Caldwell Helen Campbell Blarion Campbell Periene Campbell Betty ,lo Cantrell FRESHMEN ak lames Cantrell Elizabeth Capps David Carter Helen Carter Paul Carter Bunyon Casrelloe Broadus Chapman ,loyce Chapman Dan Clark james Clark jacquelyne Cline J. W. Cobb Nlary Cochran Ann Cole Harry Cole Doris Cook Don Cox Maurice Cox Mary Craig Bobby Crain Alvin Daniel Alma Davidson Bobbie Davidson Charles Davis Carolyn Day Don Dean Doris Devalle Bobby Dill Kathleen Dill Cecelia Dodson Patsy Duncan Columbus Durham Everette Edwards Nlary Ann Epps Nlartha Emerson Fred Fauclier Donald Ferguson Dorothy Ferguson Charline Fox Melvin Fletcher vw ' ga I. ff? FRESHMEN -k ir if. 3 Bobby Fortune Bruce Freeman Dorothy Frielcs Roy Frost Henry Fullbright Gene Fuller Mary Lou Fuller Betty Io Gaillard Sara Ellen Gardner Charles Garrett lylargaret Garrett Mildred Garrett Mildred Gotshaw Ruth Ann George Dorothy Gillespie james Givardian Bobbie lean Goodwin Flenor Gosnell Lois Grant Glarence Greene Doris Green Klildrerl Green joe Greer Geraldine Grilhn Doris Griggs Nellie Griggs Darrell Grubbs Bernice Hall Betty Hall jirnmie Hall Walter Hamilton Edith Hammond Blartha Harris Jeanette Harvell Galvin Haynes Curtis Heath Bobbie Heatherly Helen Hendrix Vivian Hendrix Betty Henry FRESHMEN 'Ir Haskel Hensley jimmy Hensley Ruby Hiekuln Gene Hill Harold Hodge Fred Holcler Nlary Hooper Lester Hopkins Eleanor Holtzelaw Budclie Ray Hudgens Pat I ludson hflarvin Hullling Anna Faye james Elsie james Annie Grace jenkins ,Donald jewell Ben johnson David johnson Nlillie johnson Virginia johnson Vklillene johnson Kenneth jones Richard jones junior Kay Henry Keith Daphine Kennedy Alma King llargaret Kirkpatrick Bruce Knight Gladys Lafoy Bobby Lanclreth Don Lanclreth Clyde Langley jack Langley Carl Lowery Charles Lister jean Loftis Betty Lynch Evelyn Lynch joyee hlajor ir I .M , 49'-'x ' :ZX ' 1 K ' W 'Q J FRESHMEN 'Ir ir Junior lVlann Gloria Nlartin Betty lylellee James lVleAhee Vvaylnon lXleCauley Jeanna hlefomhs Bessie hleCraeken Zadie hleCroskey Jirnnry iNIeDowell Nearldine McDonald Jeanne lVleGee lN'lary lX'leGregor Frances lVleJunkin Roger lX1eMahon Edward lVleQueen Gertrude hlecllin Thelma lylecllin Rolnaine lxlerelc Ben hlesser Claudia Miller Gene Nliller Joyee hliller Virginia Miller Louise Miteliell Betty Jo Nloocly EliLahetl1 Moody Nesbeth Moon Johnny lylorrow hlargaret hlorrou Betty Jo Moss Helen Blosteller George lylullinax Jewell Nlurrell Carolyn Nash Iris Neely Dewitt Nelson Jessie Nixon Jimmy Nixon Peggy Orr Tommy Page FRESHMEN ir at Evelyn Painter Betty Parker Frances Parker hlartha Patton Betty jean Payne llelen Pearson Charles Pearson Patricia Pettus Lucille Pittman Malcom Polk Laverne Porter Herbert Prince Romey Prince David Putman Everett Queen junior Rainey Nils Ramsey Freda Randall hlargaret Reeves Myrtle Rice Flossie Mae Riggins Ellen Roach Doris Robertson Bobbie Lee Rochester Welhrmrn Rogers Louise Russell Alfred Sizemore Bobby Scott Dorothy Slatton Harry Lee Smith Jackie Smith Robbie Smith DI. O. Smith Rachel Smith ,limmy Snipes Ruby Lee Sosebee Betty Southerlin Norma Southerlin Harold Spearman Prank Sprousc in-Q i . M .F ' If RAR aaa-ff . . . f fl s 5 : ii i . . , FRESHMEN -k nk Barbara Stallord Nlarlee Staneell Gaynell Stansell Margaret Staton Katherine Staudemire Nlelvin Staudemire Faye Stewart Leona Strange Freddie Lee Sweatt jack Taylor Marie Taylor Louise Thacker Blaxine Thaekston hlarie Thomas Ruby Thompson Delores Thrift Gladys Timmons Doris Tims Evelyn Tinsley Blartha Tollison .lack Tollison Garvin Turner .loyee Turner Tommy Turner Opal Tumblin Bobby Upchurch Louise Vermillion josephine Viekery Bobby VVard judy VV ard hlargaret VVatkins Billy Vllaugh Bobby Nell XVhistnant Katherine VVhile Loyd Whitriiire VVofford XAlllllIllll'C junior VVhitson Furman Willidll1S01l VVally Willianison Vanoy VVilson FRESHMEN ir ir Lathan VVoi'ford Violet Vvoody Ann Wotrteti Jimmie Wriglit Audrey VVyatt Christine Wyatt VV. L. Wyzttt Kathryn VVynn Tilda Young Sara Daeus Dewitt Nelson Norma Batson Lonnie Beggs Carol Bennieiielcl ,loyee Bradlmerry Elizabeth Brown John L. Buchanan Vvilliam Campbell Billy Carpenter james Clark, jr. Hovey Cobb Carlos Coggins VVallis Craig Hoyt Davis Herman Dill hlozelle Dix A. Duncan Gladys Edwards jimmy Farrow Clarence Ferguson Buddy Francis Violet Gillespie Mildred Glazner Kathleen Godfrey Charles Gruhlus Everett Ilall Furman Hall Calvin Hart Estelle Head Norwood Hester '2- -61. -1. it Yu ,mfg M 4 2 i-L .911 Qhxn gh' 'Fil FRESHMEN 'Ir -ir johnny Hollingsvx orth G. C. Huff Audrey Inglc Carolyn Jones Earl Jones Iuddy Jones AIOI1tCZ Loftis Mildred Low Roy hlajor lluhy Mauldiii Luther McCall Morris Means Nickles Merritt Gaynel Miller Cebelle Poole Richard Powers Thomas Rogers Alfred Rutledge Robert Scroggs Lee Shelton james Surrett Billy Taylor Richard Thompson Charles Wakeheld Louise Wigginton Nlarian Wilson OUTSTANDING FRESHMEN K , ET! ,fl 4' ,Akgf ' 45' rw .f'g.fzj,i? 5 2 5 i 3' 5' wx -g g, IVlARTIIA PATTON CEENE IVIILLER CTHARLES VVAKEFIELD PAT DUNCAN PAUL CARTER BOBBY VVARD AIARY ANN Epps BORRY FORTUNE IEAN BLACK CILARENCE ClREENE ,Nl C6 97 Canggf 07525 QAM: ,Amar QF y wp-f if ir Leading Ladies 1944 ir MYRTLE ROBERTSON . . . glamorous . . . magnetic . . . ev- erybody's pal . . . late joining our ranks but quickly accepted. 'ktitttiitirt CLASS CF '44 if ESTHER GREENE . . sophisti cated air . . . energetic . . . charm- ing conversationalist . . . chic . . a cosmopolite . . . a campus fav- orite. 'A' CLASS GF '45 'ir JANIE DUNCAN . . . scintil- lating . . . lovable . . . even tem pered . . . friendly attitude . . peaches and cream complexion . . suggestive of moonbeams. i k'A k'ki'ir'A k1k'k LOIS BAYNE . . . dainty . . . tasty dresser . . . charm magnified . . . poise . . . stately . . . admired. ir CLASS OF '46 META GRANGER . . . quiet but effusive . . . dainty . . . con- tagious smile . . . neat . . . All American girl. 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k ,nl MARY ELLEN MILLER . . . . . mischievous . . . eyes a lan guid pool of mirrowed beauty . . pint size beauty . . . lively . . bubbling over with vim, vigor and vitality. ir CLASS OF '47 JOYCE TURNER . . . mature beauty . . . fascination in each glance . . . smile of temptress . . . alluring as Miss 1944. 'k'ki'1k'k'k'k'A'i'1lr'k'k'k BOBBIE N ELL WHISTNAN1' . . . fresh-out-of-the-band-box type . . . youthful . . . bouyancy . . . enthusiastic worker . . . a choice of beauty, personality and charac- ter. v Q-W, '5L?,.:, Q? ' -lf! Z fllll OT cillc fd? C: ir 'A' ir 'ir 'A' ir Ofgdlllkdflbhf. . 14 cf1if1?1Zes ir 'A' 'A' ir ir 'Ir LEO HILL JOHN BLACK BUDDY RN1c1tT Miss Pnurrr President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Adrisev STUDENT CABINET IIE PURPOSE of the Student Cabinet is to let the students understand more fully the Demo- cratic way of living. It is composed of the president of the student body, vice president, secretary and treasurer and ten other departments. They are: Cleft to rightj Rachel Sanders. Public Relations, Bill Hale, Judge of Court, Esther Greene, School Relations, Eugene lVlcCrary, Recreationg Connclley Campbell, Trafhc Force, Ann Hendrix, Social Relations, VVylie Roberts, Speaker of Lower House of Congress, Janie Duncan, School Information, Iessie Cox, Sanitation: Blargaret Loftis, Lost and Found. , I was? TM ff I i X 1-sr an wwf' ig .Q V an :pq 'M ' is ' 1,1ff-'1':'iiQ. fi V ffl 2: ,2' -' 44' is 5,35- ,L Zyl? N, STUDENT COURT 'L+ 1' HE JUDICIAL BRANCH of our Governing Federation is the school court. Here are tried the cases of all who break the stucleiiteniadc laws of the school. Cl-licials of the court are: Bill Hale, judgeg Evelyn Nlauncy, Clerkg lN'lelvin Bell, Sergeoznteat-Amzsg Doug Aiken, Prosec11ti1f1g Attorney. ir T ak if PARKERSCOPE STAFF VEN THOUGH we have faced many diHiculties and many problems because of the war, the stall has tried to present to you a clear picture of our life at Parker. VVe hope that you will enjoy looking at the book as much as we have in preparing it for you. The Staff wishes to thank lVlr. Rowland for his help as adviser, and him and lack Brown for their help in making photo- graphs. Too, we would like to thank the faculty and the follow- ing students for helping make it a better book: Margaret Loftis, Alton Rochester, Bobbie Huff, Horace Wilson, Esther Greene, Hazel Sorbet, Eugenia Thomas, Doris Crain, Bud Miller, Billy Simmons, Nellie lWcAlister, Clarence Tripp, Helen Hen- drix, Hubert Simpson, Harry Henderson, Sybil Stancil, Jack Busbee, Sloan Southerlin, Bay Hopkins, Clyde Christy, Cullen Turner, Annie F. lvaldrop, Ioan Castelloe, Azalee Smith, Lucille VVilson, Mary Hester, Hubert Carson, Billy Pruitt, Leo Hill, Eva lX'lae Bridwcll, Alma King, Cwen Thackston, and Billie Biddle. GIL BovvLAND, Adviser THE STAFF DUT GILIXIOIH: . .Pictme Editor IENELL Cox . , A Suloscription Manager NELL PIOLLINGSWORTH. , . , .Clula Picture Editm' KAT lX'lILLER, . . A Editor-in-Cliicf ir ir ADVERTISING STAFF X Left to right: Bud Miller, Mit Crumley, Dewey Friclclle, luck Brown, Billie Riddle, and Pattic D. Brown. .,..,W,N,..,.m. - M.. 'T 1 , ak SAN ITATION COMMITTEE The Sanitation Committee is one of the most important groups in the Student Cahi- net. Their duty is to help the students keep the school clean. They have done a great job this year, by placing trash cans in convenient places, mak- ing interesting posters on sanitation, keeping the resterooms clean and sponsoring the sixth period work squad . These students work every day the sixth period, sweeping the halls, clearing the lawns ol debris, and helping teachers with various tasks. Our school is much cleaner this year and the sanitation committee has done a swell Joh in making it that way. SANITATION COMMITTEE First row: Jeanna lVlcCombs. Second row: Jessie Cox, clmirmang Joan Smith, Betty Jean Payne. Third row: Charles Turner, Doris hliller, Norma Page. Fourth row: lyliss Wilburn, zzdviserg Lu- ther Davidson, hlary Ross. TRAFFIC FORCE First row: Don Garren, Mary llester, Pol- ly Morrow, Connelley Campbell, chairman, Hester Smith, Rachel Henderson, Joyce VValker, Edith llaynes. Second row: P. L. Fortune, Mildred King, Joyce Turner, Dot Gilmore, Thelma hlarsh- banks, Billie Riddle, Emmera McGraw, Fred Faucher. Third row: Jennie Campbell, Don Hartin, Wzillztce hlullinax, Pete llendrix, Jack Bailey, Ray llopkins, Stan Lee, hlelvin Rell. Top row: llillian llendrix, Miss Andere son, adviser. TRAFFIC FORCE The duties of the Trafhc Force are to maintain order among the students in the halls and to see that they obey all the rules of the school. Members of the force are posted through- out the school and if they see any person breaking a law his name is turned in and a summons is sent him by the Student Court. The Violator is then brought before court and tried. If found guilty, he is sentenced by the judge and must report to the school on Saturday for punishment. The members are here to help students or visitors in any way possible. The Traflic Force has done a great joh this year and helped our school immensely. SCHOOL INFORMATION Members of School lnlormation Departe ment serve as guides lor visitors. They also have charge of announcements ol interest pertaining to the student activities. The committee sold an average of 5550.00 a week in war bonds and stamps, to the stu' dents. They were in charge ol' Parents Day when parents were invited to spend the day with us at school. The School Information Committee, along with the aid of a subf committee showed the parents around the school. This day proved very successful and was enjoyed by all. SCHOOL RELATIONS lt is the duty of this committee to have charge of the chapel programs each xvcelt, lhey also sec that the cabinet and bulletin boards are arranged xveeldy ln addition to these things they have charge ol' the Student Government Room, seeing that it is clean and in order. They have accomplished the aim that they set out to do this year. That aim was to col- lect pictures of the past presidents of Parlxer student body, for a panel, which has been placed in the Student Government Room. SCHOOL INFORMATION lirst row: Nell Hollingsworth. Secoml row: Clarice Turner, hliss Stev- ens, zzciriser. Third row: Martha Lou Campbell, lack Brown, Annie Sue Gossett. Fourth row: Lester Hopkins. Corner: Janie Duncan, chairman. SCHOOL RELATIONS First row: Maurice Ashmore, Paul Carter. Second row: Carol Kelly, Pat Duncan, Ioyee lloward. Third row: Frances Lollis, Esther Greene, chairnlmr. Top row: hliss Willitinis, rwhfiserg Fred Pickens. J. H. A.'s Front row: left to right: Nell llollings- wortli, lenell Cox, Nlary Ann Blull, Dolly Davis, Annie Blue Goocllett, luliu Looper lvlklflllil Lou Carnpluell. Second row: Etliel Ferguson, Doris Crain. leanette Dill, Doris McGee, Virginia Lazur, Dot Gilmore, presiderztg llelen llenclrix, Mild clrecl Ross, Frances Coleman. Third row: Edith Ferguson, Nlozelle Eulf ler, Doris Linelderger, Margie Lollis, Eranliie Rivers, Doris Bagwell, Dot Fore. Dot lXliller. and Viclai Crublns. DRAMATICS l'il'0'l'7l row: lellt to riglit: Llury Louise Cuinplnell, linnnie lrene Mulion, Lois llryunt, learn Barton, Doris Nollitt, Mrs. U'Uell Ieerelzer. Second row: lmogene Carter, Margaret Lonv Hester Sinitli lorene Vickers. D' 7. Tlifird row: Ruth Ginn, Sybil Elnnnigan, Uorothy Thompson, Auclrey lVriglit, llzrzel lllytlie. liourilr row: Eclitli l luynes, Jennie Camp- luell. Top row: nlurgaret Mellregor, Auclrey Carver, Helen llester, Murtliu Lou George, Agnes Breuzezile, Myra llolder, Dorothy Me Donald. PRE-FLIGHT l7ro11f row: Dale lleCee, Eclgar Yezirgin, Evelvn Roclclv, Cligorcl liullvriglit, ll2lI'0lLl Ferguson. Second row: Lewis Xllircl, Gene Mefrury, llilly Sinnnons, R. L. llurnluy, Eclgur floss. and Lewis Barron. v PROJECTION STAFF Front row: left to right: Bobby Ballew, Latham VVol'Iortl, Joe Greer. Don Dean, lun' ior Kay, Charles Kelly. Second row: limmy llensley, Bunyon Castelloe, Alton Jewell, Paul Carter, Charles VVakeHelcl, luclcly Jones and Roy Frost. SOPHOMORE DRAFTING Luft 10 right: Billy McGregor, Allred llawlxins, lfvylie Roberts, Gratly Allsep, Klr. Blackwell, teaclzcrg Furman Blaela, Earl llam- luy, and Don Clark. SENIOR DRAFTING Left to right: Leslie Brown, lxlarion Smith, Mr. Blackwell, teaclzerg Truman VVilf liams and Roy Maulclin. SCHOOL SERVICE Front row: Virginia Iohnson, lliwel Sor- hett, Margaret Loltis, c1mirum11. Second row: Jack lX'lathcws, Bohhy Wz11'nl. Harold Ferguson, Helen Higgins, hliss Rhe- herg, zuivisen Elizabeth lllinchcstcr uncl Peg' gy Sue Odom. RECREATION Front row: luck Morgan, Miss lliott, ml, viserg Eugene lWcCrzu'y, cl'1ai1'mm'1g Mary El- len Bailey. Second row: Bud Miller, Malcolm Floyd. Lucille Vlfilson, Dewey Friclcllc, llarolcl Hodge. PUBLIC RELATIONS l7ro11t row: Eugenia Thomas, Frances Nc Cziulcy. Second row: Rachel Sanders, cllrzirvllzm Syluol Stunccll, lcnnell Cox :incl llrucc Long I H CO-OP CLUB llfflllf row, lclvt to right: Ralph llawlxins, iyelyn Roddy, Mix Ruby Scott, czdlfiserg l cona Bailey. lLx'angeline Owens. Betty 311 rlcy. Second row: Uouglas Aiken, Louise Gran- Cl' , Frances Capps, ,limmy Pritcliard, Doyle Clarlt. lilzird row: Fred Byrd, Milton llcnsley. 3e1't Xllilson, Cliflordi lzulhright, nlontex lughcs. l'lUIH'1lI 1'o11': llale lN'lcGec, Marion Smith. SOCIAL RELATIONS T011 to l20t'l0111: Annie Katherine Turner, Marlee Stancell, Eva Mae Bridwell, Bohby Porter, VVally Xxv7lllI2ll11S, lluhert Carson. GIRL RESERVES Front row, left to right: Ruby Slatton, Jean Neal, Tilda Young, Martha Patton, Sy- bil Stone, Pat Duncan, lris Neely. Mary Ellen Bailey, Ann Cole. Seemed row: Carol Kay, Nony Hendrix, Ioan Smith, Clarice Turner, Evelyn Lynch, Louise Mitchell, Mary Ann Eppes, Jenell Cox, Frances lX'leCauley. Third row: Frances Lollis, Billie Riddle, Annie Katherine Turner, Martha Tollison, Jean Black, Gladys Lafoy, Betty :lean Payne, Thelma Marshbanks, Nellie McAlister, Aza- lee Smith. Fozwtlr row: Kat Miller, Helen Riggins, Elizabeth Turner, Doris Langley, Dot Gil- more, Marjorie Waugli, llester Smith, Rachel Henderson, Esther Greene and Mildred Crumlcy. 5 Z DRAMATICS Seated in middle: Margaret Davis. First row: hlareeline Iames, ,lean Foster, Miss Wannamaker, teacher, Nony Ilendrix, Laura Dene Smith. Second row: Bettv Bridwell, Ieanean Hawkins, Barbara Luther, Ruth McDonald, Ered Burnette, Clarice Turner, Violet Kitch- en, Ioan Smith, Sadie Newman, Bonnie Gil- lespie. OFFICE FORCE Left to right: Mildred Crumley, Eva Mac Bridvvell, Azalce Smith, Enzel Drew, lean Pitts, Mary llester, Betty lane Odom, and Pauline Rollins. Seated: hlrs. Simpson, Secretary to prin- cipal. LIBRARY STAFF Front row: Evelyn Evatt, Vvillene John- son, Peggy Orr, Mary Craig, Doris Brook- shire, Iris Neely, Martha Ellen Bailey, Jua- nita Wfoodall, Carolyn Nash, Harold Moody, Orene Cavendcr, Evelyn Holtzclaw, Virginia fliillotson. Second row: Betty Yvilson, Cecil Owens, Betty Barr, Betty X'Velcher, Beatrice VVillis, Margie Blankenship, Helen Carter, Marie Taylor, Nlyrtle Bice, Louise Mitchell, llellan Christopher, Beha Crawford, Emmera hic- Craw, Vvinifrcd Cochran, Katherine VVhite. Third row: Crace Barnette. Josephine Smith, Louise Street, Betty Jo Lcdford, hlary Ann llale, Betty Brock, Maude Batson. Frances Greer, Doris I-Iitt, Billy Campbell, Dewey Bishop, loc VVillie Sewell, Billy Thomas, Reece Lockec. Fourth row: Lilla Hilton, Dawn Camp- hcll, hliss Saxon, liliinrimig Kat Tripp, lxleta Cranger, Doris hliller, hlary Collins, Dot Centry, Betty Nix, llelen Styles, Mary Edna Parker, Bliss Duflield, iil7raria1'zg Boh hloore- field. MACHINE SHOP Sealed: llarolrl hloore, A. B. hlurrell. -lionnny Hunt, Doyle Clark, Leo Faulkner. Charles Queen. Stamling: Eugene Cole, Johnny Queen, Iohn Harden, Mr. Wfest, teoclzerg Charles Suinmey, lack Crulnley. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION CLASS l ll'UlIf row: bliss Ruby Seott, adviser, lVlyrtle Lee Farr, ilihelrna lX'leCaha, Pauline Rollins, Elizabeth Reeves, Craee llill, Ada Wlright, Vivian Cleyelanal, lletty lane Odom, Mr. Cantt, ariviser. Second row: Nell llollingsworth, Doris Creer, Doris Crain, Bobbie Granger, lean Pitts, llarolrl Moore, Norma lean Cureton, Annie Mae Lee. Ruth Ann Lollis. Third row: Roy hlaulrlin, Jack Busbee, Dudley Wriglit, Eugene Cole, Iaelt Allen, Orene Cayencler. Iohnny Queen. Charles Brown, Truman lvilliains. Fourth row: Theron Batson, Vllallaee Wfilf liams, YVOoclworth Campbell, Vvarren llar- bin, Arthur Owens, Eugene Childress, hlitehell Carrett. ADVANCED SHORTHAND AND TYPING CLASS liroizt row: Jeanette Dill. XfViln1a Briclf well, Joyee lloward, Sarah Clark, lnez King, llaeliel Sanders, Sybol Staneell, Thelma lX leCaha. Seeomi row: Betty llane Ocloin, Vivian Cleveland, Doris Crain, Virginia Duelier, liranees Xvilson, Nell llollinsgworth, Ienell Cox, hlilclrecl lluflman. Third row: llelen Owens, Doris McGee, Pauline lX'lassey. Milclrecl Crumley, Eva Mae llridwell. Dotsy Dixon, Craee llolrlen. Clara llatson, Evelyn Batson, Miss Yvilkerson, teacher. Fourth row: Ruth Roberts, Esther Greene, Annie Fair Vllalclrop, Azalee Smith, Bobbie Cranger, Dorothy Faye Stewart, hlozelle Ful- ler, Lois Minton, Cwendolyn Thaelcston, Frances MeCuen. 'lux wx SENATE First row: Val jean Davis, Annie Mae Goodlet, hlargie Lollis, Evelyn Roddy, Doris McGee. Kate Mahaffey. Second row: Buddy Knight, Cullen Tur- ner, Mozelle Fuller, Iohn Black, lack Meadows. Third row: hliss Lay, HCIIJTSUTQ loc Sny- der, Earl Kesterson, Ben Lollis, Billy Simf rnons. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES first r'm1': llinnnx' llall, Roger Mchlahan, TI Charles Garrett, lioy Major, Freddie Lee Sweatt. Second row: Nony llendrix, hlaxine flyers, Ptuhy Slatton, Roy Frost, llarlee Mar- tin, lames ll3rumley, rlxalee Martin. Third row: joe Glenn, Columbus Dur ham, Marshall Batson, Jenette Taylor, Mrs llroadnax, mlviserg Inset, VVylie Roberts spenlzer. COSMETOLOGY Front row, left to right: Ioyce Upchurch, Lillian Miller, Kat Williams, Dorothy Fort- ner, Louise Barton, Clara Mae Forrester, Frances Martin. Second row: Kathleen Phillips, Faye Blankenship, Doris Roach, Annie Moflitt, Faye Piegler, Billie June Davis, Audrey Ball. COSMETOLOGY CAdvancedJ Front row, left to right: Frances Turner, Ruth Taylor, Louise Granger, Patsy Tate, Frances Breazeale, Pat Miller, Geneva Vick- erv. Second row: Mollie Ruth Fuller, Evelyn Hines, Polly lWorroW, Faye Couch, lVlary Hill, Frances Capps, Leona Bailey. Third row: Mildred King, jackie Patton, Sarah Cisson, Eloise Beeks, Evelyn Dockins, lWilclred Brock, Edith Turner. COSMETOLOGY These girls have selected Cosmetology as unhoundecl scope of the imagination. The their profession based on competence and cosmetologist is the Artisan and the Artist elhciency, and yet it requires the full play comhinecl. of the artistic, the sense of beauty and the THE BAND 'Ir Officers are, secmul pictimfs: Cleft to riglitlz loc Taylor, lXlarion Fairelotlm lllorzelle Styles, Sergeantsg Billy Wlmireliezicl, lst Lieut.g lames Fuller, Supply Ser geantg Lorraine Parris, Master Sergeantg Charles Davis. Corporal. Bottom picture: Judy llemlrix, Bill llale, llelen llenclrix, Basil Bomar, assist ant clireetor. Clarence Greene Doris Jean Phillips junior Rainey Ruby Lee Sosbec jack Taylor Blarion Faircloth Bobby Hall Betty Jo Bloody Ofie Lee Garrett Bobbie Nell WhlSil1lf Heyward lyloore Elizabeth Durham Joe Taylor Paul Clark James Fuller Joe Oglesby 1. U. Smith Florzelle Styles Billy Whiteheacl Billy Stuart Vannoy VVils0n Dot Davis Gary Parker Rainey Prince Lorraine Parris Royce Knight jimmy Hall Carrol Brazie Charles Davis Billy Beacham Freddie Lee Sweatt Gene King Gene Billingsley BAR ASSOCIATION First row: jimmy llall, Jimmy Nixon Douglas Aiken, Ralvh Leach, ames Bruin- ni . l ley, Gene King. - Second row: VVylie Pmoherts, Paul Carter, Marion Campbell, lloe Bice, Virgie Rainey, Betty Brunson. Tlzird row: Buddy Knight. Tommy llar' ris, lack Meadows, Leo llill, john Black, Esther Greene. BLOCK LETTER CLUB Front row: Ered Byrd, HBooncy Fowler, lack Redding, coach, 'AEflie Evington, Mel' yin Bell. Second row: Elexious Riddle, Connelley Campbell, lluhert Simpson, Eugene Batson, hlacla Patton. 'Iilzinl row: llorace VVilson and Douglas ililxcn. 1' ' ' . X GLEE CLUB liirsi row: Evelyn Lynch, Geraldine llol- land, Peggy Orr, hlartha Patton, Carolyn Nash, Pat Duncan, llelen Campbell, VVillene lohnson, Laverne Porter. Betty llall. Second VOIP! hliss Sturgis, director, Blar- tha rliollison, Vlfillie hlae Fisher, Sarah Ellen Gardner, Doris Bridwell, Daphne Kennedy, Dorothy Gillespie, hlary llarnwell, Dawn Camphell, Margaret Morrow, Gloria Martin. Tlzirrl rout: Ethel Ferguson, Sybil Poole, lacqueline Cline, Neslneth Moon, Bernice llall, joan Bowen, llaelaie Smith, Dora Lee rXil4en, Maxine Burley, Norma lean Sullivan. liozirtli row: Edith Ferguson, Evelyn Belle Sara Couch, Esther Greene, Alma Davidson. hlary McGregor, hlargaret Lanford, Delores Thrift, Mary Lou Catheart, Edith Hammond. E L! A as :Qs ' Mg? 2 QQ Ll my . yf . as Q. ASM A . ,sf A if H N: UA ,. V I. , ' V ,qw 4 A , W- SW iv Y fi 322 Q2-W 5 yr. ,f 29-f Curtis Warci i 1 Terry Gwinn i ' --'- . ,. ..., .. .. 1: 4 r -- ig . .-- - fl' v figmifri . -w r ,W - I -werxf- . . ,.1f.1iQ-zfwiff 17 1 ...Zi ' 3 Hubert Carson U i V J ' I : ' - wa, , Q' 2 K' ' 11 ,P v . . if .. f . , . 'Q-?.,:it, , f Q f' ' iff ' -1-H 3FiNff9'f x Tffwvl-i ,L , . ,L lvyxr W , , , ' r wr Si-M3ff?L'f -M I Hubert Simpson :lack Brown Harry I Iendcrson Buddy Knight Pete Hendrix Eugene 1WeCrary Q Charles Wyatt Hillian Hendrix Frank Hembree 'Nm Charles Cooclnouglu Cullen Turner ack William? VW -',. 3 S 'll ' , , li'L,, ., :,, Vg zkuq Q t l H-is-, QW! W5 . 55 .m f l ' t , g K 1, J? Qi. Q fy Q Q Q 9 ,, A-gtg, -Q W wwe QW has Stan Lee HBooney'l Fowler Alton Rochester Euvem Batson X ? 1' Q as Bob Stowe Re-vis 5 4.4, 3, -1 gifgw P it? A ' nail! K K 'gtk , , 4 Bi... Parker Parker Parker JACK REDDING Assistant Coach Coach 'lack L. Redding has done much for the physical education classes this year. He has required strict discipline from all the boys. This is a i'must that has to exist in any large group. He learned this while he was spending a year with the armed forces. Coach Redding did not make himself popular with the boys in demanding this discipline at first, but now they have learned that he was giving them something they needed, and they appreciate it. He has brought many army ideas of physical fitness to our school. His manner of giving calisthenics and many new army games will Nstickn with Parker Boys a long time. - Another notable contribution of Coach Redding is his reorganization of the Block Letter Club. This organization is alive now while a year ago it was dead. By having a young fellow around like Redding, the boys have been shown football, basketball, boxing, tumbling and marching. Parker boys will feel the loss of Redding next year and the years to come but will never forget the many contri- butions in health and physical education given by him. Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker In the first football game of the season, the Tornado swept to a 13-0 victory over the Walhalla Razorbacks, but lost the next encounter to Gaffney. Then followed two more wins over VVare Shoals and Anderson and losses to Easley and Spartanburg. Two more defeats were in store for the Parker boys as they fell before the Greenwood Emeralds and Columbia Caps. The season closed with the annual Thanksgiving clash with Greenville High, which Parker lost 13-59. 13 O 7 27 6 13 7 7 13 Walhalla O Gaffney 33 Easley 13 VVare Shoals O Spartanburg 38 Anderson 7 . . , . . . Greenwood 26 Columbia 32 Greenville 58 BILLY BRAINILETT, WINIFRED COCHRAN, MELVIN BELL, Managers BASKETBALL The Parker five made an exeellent record this year. The team averaged forty-eight points per game to twentyetwo for the opponents. Twenty games were won and two lost. Outstanding wins were: Greenville, twieeg Spartanburg, oneeg Boyls High of Atlanta, Ensley Iligh of Birmingham. Leon lligh of Tallahassee, and Gross City, Florida. Parker 38 . . . Furman Freshmen 15 Parker 39 , , , . . Spartanburg 26 Parker 2l ..... . , . VV. L. T. 20 Parker 32 , , . . , Greer 2l Parker 52 . .. VVeleome 24 Parker 38 . , Boyds High 27 Parker 32 , . . VV. L. T. 19 Parker 82 , . . Laurel Creek li Parker 48 .. .. Welernine I5 Parker 28 .,.. ,. Spartanburg 39 Parker 27 , . ...,. Greenville 18 Parker 36 , Malone, Florida '51 Parker 102 VVare Shoals 6 Parker 42 . Tallahassee 38 Parker 38 . . Ensley High 23 Parker 24 . Gross City 15 Parker 72 . . ...... Easley 15 Parker 70 ,..,.., liasley 24 Parker '56 ,, . , . Greer 34 Parker 55 .. , VVest Gantt 17 Parker 53 , . VVare Shoals 3 Parker 26 ,. Greenville 19 adm! clfneaa - :rg-lfzong 0 ze, fm Clfezf Win 4 CHEERLEADERS!!! Fearless, undefeated, and with that carry-on spirit, the P. H. S. cheerleaders stood behind the team and pushed them on to greater victories. Hopping up and down, jumping round and round, win or lose, they were always there and for this spirit we take our hats off to you, our Cheerleaders! 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C. 202 PENDLETON ST. Phone 3424 Night Phone 2727 C. Douglas Wilson Co. For the Best in All Kinds Insurance and Mortgage Loans Telephones 280-281 DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 1910 -3- 1944 Phone 723-J N. Main St. wAAAV RHODES-PERDUE-COLLINS FURNITURE COMPANY, Inc. Complete Home Furnishings 100-104 East Washington Street wAAAAA Compliments of SILVER'S 15 N. Main St. - Compliments of Caudell's Men's Shop Compliments of DANIEL R. CAIN Attorney-at-Law GREENVILLE, S. C. Mitchell Printing Co. Stationery - Office Forms - Die Cutting Art Work - Labels a Specialty GREENVILLE, S. C. 25 S. Laurens St. Phone 5872 PHONE 500 PHONE One,. two,lthree, four or live passengers in City Limits . . . ALL FOR 35c YELLOW CAB CO. Main Office Rear Poinsett Hotel v Compliments of DR. A. H. SCHADE Greenville, S. C. , ii rPS'i.f.. Compliments of ROGERS PAINT STORE SHIRBY'S Outstanding in Junior Dresses 225 NORTH MAIN ST. 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C. f ,A f , V fvvvvxfvvvvv sf-A, V-f STUNE BROTHERS Civilian and Military Clothiers Complete Ouiitters to Men, Young Men and Students 108 N. MAIN STREET AAV .mXANmMmVfw Compliments 0 f CAROLINA, RIVOLI, CENTER THEATRES North Main Street Better Furniture Better Prices 23 Years Proven Service 19 E. Coffee 115 N. Brown PIEDMONT FURNITURE CO. AL44444441-AAAAAAA 4, vvv vvvvrvvv-vnvvvv AAAAWSAIAANWVCXAAWV wA,VmA,VvxAwVA,AAwC,mA X,,,xfVxfvxAJVCfvVXA,X,VxA,xAA Compliments BALEN TIN E PACKING COMPANY Greenville, S. C. Serving and Selling SOUTH CAROLINA'S FIRST MARKET 24 HOURS DAILY 5112 Grmmillr Nutz Morning THE GREENVILLE PIEDMONT Evening SOUTH CAROLINA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER No. 112 W. Washington St. Greenville, S. C. HALL and COX REAL ESTATE...L0ANS and INSURANCE LONG TERM MORTGAGE LOANS Phone 2662 POE MILL STORE CHEATHAM g HARDWARE COMPANY WHRRI-, THOUSANDS 5 Greemwmea S. C. BUY THEIR GROCERIES, MEATS, Phone 4645 DRY 10 S A C OD ND SHOES 25 West lVIcBee Avenue xAA,VVVxfVx,vvv1 VAA,VwAWxAVAV,wA vvwfvvxf Compliments of STEWART- MERRITT C0. mNw MVXAAAAJW, Compliments of BLUE RIBBON CAFE PHONE 2378 13 W. Washington Greenville, S. C VA AAfVm JUDSON LAUNDRY CLEAN, AIRY, DAYLIGHT PLANT Where You Find Quality Work at Moderate Prices Safe and Sanitary Service CALL 2990 +4444-x44:-144444AAJ AnA4:x4444f-- vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvvvv - Do Your Trading at GREENVILLE BARGAIN HOUSE 650 S. Main Street WEST ENIYS LARGEST DEP. N RTM ENT STORE WHERE GOODS ARE CHEAPEST 5 OFFICE EQUIPMENT S Co. Every Ufice Aid For Every Kind of Trade NEAL LUMBER Co. 111 1 ALL KINDS BUILDING 1 MATERIALS I I C. A. NEAL, President 1 1 D ALEXANDER A. NEAL, Vice-Pres. I 116-118 WEST MCBEE AVE. 1' Greenville, S. C. DRINK 4 Greenville, S. C. 3 1 . . -L,-,,, ..AfV-,VVvAfVA.A,1,- f. 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