Parker High School - Parkerscope Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1945 volume:

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V YJ, A ' nf ' .. . .,..,-...4. .u.aL.u........ . , 1 .....,V,.1z..4 The 1945 PAKKEKSC OPE BILUE RIDDLE Edifor-in-Chief FRANCES HAIRSTGN Advertising Mcmoger S?f'Z5iZPE55Z5En A yi X 'QGWH6 55515522 l mu . i A '-is .1 The l945 Parkerscooe is trying to portray to you tlie activities, botlw recreational and educa- tional, ot a widely renowned ltigli scliool, wliose students are in tlie rnidst ot a war torn world. To be eauiooed to play a usetul role in a tast adyanc- ing Post-war era in need ot keenly educated and responsible youtli, and to recall tor you studentsg tne laugltter-liard work-study-recreation, and tne pure joy ot working wtilw tellovy classrnates, yyliicn snall oe eternally practiced. Created-tlius tliisyolume. 5. It If WORD In loter yeors some incidents moy be vogue in your memory but just try ond torget tnose joyous nours soent in tne Cote, senior luncgri snitt-the roor tro mtrie yoeotionol building os the wheels ot industry revolve-tne oction ond tnrill pocked tootboll gomes-the glorious criooel orogroms- study period in tne Iibrory-eorly morning noll sessions-loziiy rooming tne eompus otter seriool --soeiol rioll reereotion-eloss octiyities-pep meetings-bosketooll gomes-our compus eut- ups in tne torm ot eneerleoders- - ' f ,ffm DEDICATION THE FACULTY THE CLASSES EN75 FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS SPGRTS C0460 max waacowfk We, the Senior Closs ot Porker l-ligh School ot l944-45, dedicote this, our Porlqerscope, to Cooch Poul Woggoner ond his tootboll teom. 'lCoochH hos been rnore thon o rnere cooch to our boys, he hos been o relioble odvisor in ony nfiotter vvhich rnight hove troubled their minds. l-le is loved ond odrnired by everyone tor his everlosting vvit, his deep understond- ing ot people, ond his spirit ot cooperotion. The tootboll teom hosn't been just o bunch ot boys in Blue ond White out on the tield on Fridoy nights. It is beyond description-the svveoting, the toil- ing ond the bruises thot loy behind our teorn. Every otternoon there vvos hord ond ever tiring vvork. Thot is vvhot vvos behind those Blue ond White unitornns. This behind-the-line plugging ovvoy is vvhot produced the thing thot shovved up in the tront line victories. ln this dedicotion ot our Porkerscope, vve vvish to poy this srnoll tribute to Cooch Woggoner ond his boys. Together, they hove not only produced o victorious seoson, but hove corried the nome ot Porker one step higher in the sports vvorld. L. P. HOLIAIS, S11peri11te11de11t ll. ANDERSON, Assistant S1l17z'3l'il'lf6'17LiCHf J X J T. M. NEI.SiJN, l rirzcipnl EROIWE IAY, Assistant Principal 15460177 if MR. BALLEVV A' MISS l3,x1IKSDAI,n -A- MIIS. BISHOP if MISS BIRD if MII. Bomfm ak MIIS. BIIICIIT if MRS. BROADNAX -k MISS BIIYSON if Mn. CZXNNADA Is MRS. CAS1XD if MRS. CASTLES if IXIISS CIIAIILES if A1185 CIIILDS ak MR. Ffxzm ,sv ,MVK ,J F1460 W Mn. CIINIT if MISS I IEAIID af A1158 IIHJTT -Af MISS LM' if MISS LEWIS A' MRS. AICCi0NNELI, if MISS AIILLER -k A1185 AIOSELEY A- MISS IYESIXIITII if Mas. NICIIOLSON A' MRS. O'DEI.I. ff Mus. PATTERSON 1' IYIISS PEAIIUDY 1' MISS PE'VI'IT 'A' MISS PRUITT if MIIS. ROE F4601 LV MRS. G. Roman if MRS. M. ROPER if MISS SAxoN ir MISS SCOTT ak MRS. SHIRLEY if MISS SLAGLE if MRS. SBIITH if MISS SHXIPSON if MISS STEVENS -If MR. STEVENSON if BIB. SUMMERS if MISS TAYLOR ff MR. VVAGGONER ak MR. VVEST if MISS VVILBURN ir A1188 VVILLIAIYIS THE MEIN 7' JOHN BLACK President TERRY GWIN Vice President PAUL CARTER Secretary-Treasurer ARTHUR JUNKIN A judge GENE MILLER Speaker of the House FRANCES HAIRSTON Pahlic Relations MARY LOUISE JONES School Relations JANIE DUNCAN Social Relations PEGGY SUE ODOM School Service MAR JORIE WAUCH Sanitation DON GARREN School Information BILL CARTER Traffic MALCOLM FLOYD Recreation Miss PRUITT Advisor ARTHUR IUNKIN fudge , 4c.,. .,.. .,:, ,, - v 1,, A, ,. 52552 R. NM Wi 51 'Q ., Q Q rf? SSN f R witiaft- 'S I1ELEN STYLES Clerk of Court FRANCES NEELEY Assistant Clerk of Court THE 00R7 W iw asf? A Q grit its I' WA-w,,m CARROLL AICGILL Sergeant at Arms f 'nig- PL 4, 5? ,R QEEJQN E A gm t X .i L. LEON BRAMLETT Prosecuting Attorney SNAP! OFFICERS 'A' President ...A,4 .......A, K eerwer Garrett Vice-President ...A , , .Bert Wilson Secretary ..., .... j orwie Durtcorm Treasurer ..., . , rjeonette Scott Kembrs MARY ELIZABETH AIKEN KIMaryJ! GaietyiTalking MARY PEARL ARMSTRONG MPCQIHY Niaev Politenessspleading MARY FRANCES BAITY UNTQIIY FIQIIICCSU Simplicity-Singing JACK CARL ALLEN if U Jerk Independence- Swimming EDNA CHRISTINE ATKINS 1'Eddie Sincerity- W1'ifiWg Letters ALIDREY LENIURIEL BALL Sweet Pean Perfectionist-Listening to classical music 'A' SENIORS , GEORGE HAROLD ALEXANDER A1ex,' Friendliness-Sports KENNETH P. ATKINSON H ' H ACtIOn Talkativeness-Listening to good music iMIA1VIIE LOU BANKS HDimp1es,' Sweetness-Dating IVIARCELLE ARMSTRONG H I! Marcy H appygoflucky- Having a good time DORIS JANE BAGWELL '4Shorty', Winsoiiieness-R eadin g PIIYLLIS BARDEN PhyHiS,' F riendliness-Talkin g 4 5 ir I VIRGINIA LOUISE BARTON BartOn', PleasmfztnessfSports LOIS BAYNE it - 73 LOIS Attmcti1'e1fLess-Tozlking to Paul Walke1' JOHN CLAY BLACK 41 3? John C 11ee1'f1Ll11es5--Talkbz g BETTY BARRETT 4uBCttyU Sllj l'1EZSS7R9CZL1i1'1g BRUCIE ODESSA BELCHER DcsSz1'! Tnllzativcncss-Skati11g IDOROTIIY RUTH BLAIR 4sD0tJr Solitmle-Going to the movies SENIOR IROBERT C. BATSON UR. Cf! Amin11ilityATalki1zg to Girls IDEVVEY IXRTHUR BISHOP Tarzan Fl'iU1'Zdlil lCSSfB1li1Lii11g airplanes PAYE BLANKSIIIP KAFQIEVCYJ l7'ZTL'HigCl7CCfLiSfC11i11g to classical music S ,45 VVILLIAIXI BATSON ShO1'tyn T8USi'l1gfT0 go to the movies BIARY EVELYN BISHOP Evelyn Gezzcrosity-Clzntting with friends CIIIXIRLES BAY Bocscs NCh21l'1iC,, Dcpc1zda11ili1yYSp01'ts BEITI' JANE BOWEN Berry Good Llispositio11AGoi11g to the movies ODIE ELDON BROWN, JR. Bustc1 ' hlfflfllffl'ICj -B01l7ll1'Ig VYERCIIEL lXlAE BIIRTON ull lloncsty-Singing CHARLES BROWN ALFRED L. BRARILETT, JR. BILLY ARCH BRAIXILETT Pete', DOOcllc', Nam Mountainw lntelligence-Playing Very ngreeablc-lWmmg- I0j'01lS1'l6SSvPlCZjf1Hg boogie Woogie records ing the football 160111 ball JEAN BRUCE. CLEVELAND BUCKNER ARTHUR BURDETTE Hlcanl' BucknerH 'Redn Good olispositio11- THlliUll1lC11CSS-S17Ul'lS Clzecrfulness-Playing S'LUl11l11Zl11g football ANNIE BYNUNI ANNE LOUISE CDAIVIPBELL VVILLIAIXT W. CAIXIPBELL And, BlOdncU 'Billv Spo1'ts1mmsl1ip+Bowling GaieLykSi1fzgi11g Talkeztioeniss-joking In c ass ak SENIORS '45 ir 5 NIARTIIA Lou CARIPBELL Hlwartha Loup Little lmt loiwl4Listen- ing to the radio DOROTHY E. CATHOART ffDOt77 Sliynessflqeading VERA lVlAY COBB . Doodlev SweetnesS4lVlal1i ng Scrapbooks DORIS LEE CANNON FRANK ELMO CAR1N1AN HDOt', '4Frank', Good olispositionfe Level-lieadeolness-Going Dancing to a football gaine LOIS EARLINE CENTER CHARLES M. CLEVELAND N ' U U ' 37 Blonche Charhe N ice olispositionfe Flirtingglgeaaling Singing CIIARLES M. CONNOR. IR. CHARLES W. COCIIRAN U ,P it ' ' 3 Connor W1HklC Teasinv-Fl inv an Talkative4Footl1all A I y A awp ane 'A' SENIORS '45 ir WILLIAM JENNINGS CARTER 4'Bi1l H onesty-Loafing ANNETTE CLEVELAND fKNCttiC,, Depenolalaility-fDancing SARA ELLEN COX If 7 3, bam Siiliplicityflqcaoling JAMES WILLIALI CRIXICO CHARLES JACKSON CRAIN K 7 L U 'l lzmdsome' Slzooting a lueazfltiful line-Girls C. C. DAVIS H ' 'Y Davis Tnllzni i l'C'l'1CSS-L0l'lfl11Q LUTHER T. DAVIDSON l'Red CjlICCTf1lll'lCSS-IDU!Wig 'Ir SE 'Charlie rl-ll'Ll11lil1'1g-Pll7J'l11g baseball DOLLX' lX IAE DAVIS HDollVv Vimm'i0zfs11es5-Loafing CHARLIE DILWORTII Fish Pucci' Sense of lrzmzor-Going places NIGRS ' l-lUTII ELDER CRAIN llRL1fl1,, Ciggling-Sleeping ELLA lVlAE DAVIS H ' U lXl2lZ16 CUl1lI17L7SS+SUlll1'Zg lmir RICHARD M. DILWORTIi KK ,Y Curly NentnessaC0lleeti1fzg plzonogmpll reconlings 45 'A' BILLIE JUNE lDAVIS Bill llepemlabiliry-Horse back riding VAL JEAN DAVIS CKJCHHP7 Nice personality- S1Vl1'1l1lll1flg IMOGENE lDODSON i'Jeu1Iv Tensing-Rerzeling ENZEL PAYE DREW CK 79 Drew F rierwlliness-Tolkirr g EVELYN VERA EVATT 4'Mickey,' Beauty-Darrcing JUANITA FLETCHER 'cNita,' FTi9WL1liW9SSfKL?Cf7i'VIAQ house A if S E JOSEPHINE DUDLEY H1077 Frierzdlirtess-Reozclirzg RICHARD T. EVINGTON K1 I U Eff1e Pleasantrzess-Hmviug or good time lVIALCOL1VI T. FLOYD UCI-11-1377, Talhativeness-S hoo1ir1 g the hull JANIE VVEBB DUNCAN fKJaniC?P Friertdliness- Photography JOE EDWARD FARROW li U Ioe Moe BZ'lLSl1i1'LgfShCl17iVlg hooks EVELYN FOSTER 'KEvelyn,' Qrzietness-Writing letters NIGRS '45 -k EMMA LEE EVANS Pee XfVee,' Cle11ernes5wSleepirtg IDOROTHY FAULKNER K6DOt!J Very cortseierttior1s--- Reading JOSEPHINE FORD UJO77 Seriousness-Talking over the telephone DOROTHY FORE HD0t9! Neatness-Sewing JERALENE FOSTER KfJerry,f Vivaciousness-Making candy for bl certain memloer of the Navy DON MOVVADE GARREN HI larryl' Politeness-Dancing CLARA lX lAE FORRESTER H 7? Dooley Very Congenial-Singing PERRY ALTON FOWLER HBOOney Frienalliness-Playing football JOHN MITCHELL CQARRETT l'Mitch', lflIl1fIS01'l'Z81'Z85Sf Plzotogmphy uk E PATSY RUTH FORESTER ni U Pat Merry-+Reading HAROLD EUGENE FULLER UR-ed!! Depe11olal9ility-Bowling KEENER R. GARRETT H ' U Suck F1'l81flLlll11ES5-'DLlVLCl'Vlg S NIGRS '45 DANIEL MAX FOSTER H Y, Slew Wise-cracking-Sports JOSEPH PIEYWARD FUTCH HI-Ienryv C l1a1npio1fz excuse-mczker -Sports of all sorts WILLIE E. GIBSON, JR. Billyn St11l9lo0'fnessfPlayi1f1g the sczxoplfzone ANNIE NTAE CZOODLETT Mad, lnteiiigencefReading FRANCES MAE GIXEENE Frankie Friemiliness-Going to the movies CHARLES D. CQOODNOUGII Squi1'ty IU1l't1j'S arglziizg-Spmls of all izimis ir SE IXNNIE SUE GCJSSETT 'ASuc Siveetnessflfating FRANK VIAIIOBIAS GREENE Frank,' SUMOllSIlL'SSfRCL'lLiil7g VIDA CQRUBBS Vitamins Neal ness--A faking Scrapbooks NIORS ' EDGAR RICHARD Goss Nl?-ld!! Sense of humor- Stndying aviation HIXZEL LUCINDA GREEN Ki ,J Hazel Trutlzfnlness-Spending an evening talking JESSIE Lou IIALE Jessie Lou Fl'iL'77LiIil7f3SS7PII7j'i17IQ recrmis 45 if SARAH E. GRANCZEIX H 7, Surah Sf'IlL1i0'lfS1'lCSSfRC6lLii1'Lg VVILJXIA JOYCE CQRIFFITII , GritCl1ic Neatness-Reaciing I IAZEL I IALL Shorty I-i1'vIinessf1Iaviug a gum! time FRANCES NORA LIAIRSTON UFTHHCCSU Trzlkativeiiess-Eatiiig CAROLYN LIART 'Carolv Il'lt7IC19EZ1'1bi8'VZC6+C:0i17g to the movies HELEN LOUISE HESTER U 77 Helen SHNZi'l1g-LiSfC1fli17g To the radio VV ILLIA1Xi L. I IAIVIBY HFUZZU '4Bctty,' Tolkativeiiess-Remiizig BETTY JANE I IANSEN Efficiency-Tozlkiiig DONALD OTTO LJARTIN SARA GRACE IIENIBREE 4'Dinkw C-raccv C01L1'fGSjf-fS17!J1'tS Nice dispositioifl--W Loafing BORRIE L. LIIGCINBOTHAJVI JULIA FAY HOOIBER Kfpllgil HFayU Livoliness-VV1'iti1fzg S1'701'fS7lI6711Si7i17ffDfZ17CiVZ ,Q ir SENIORS '45 RUTH IIARPER Ruth', Smnieetnessflieodiiiv O MILTON E. HENSLEY H f - 7, Llghtnmg SCl'ifl'ZfifS116SS-Wf7fCi'li11g oz football game BETTY JOYCE HOPKINS HBetS93 I Iappylgofiizckyff IJL11f1Ci1fZg CHARLES LEROY IIUGHES KATCCPY Quietness-Talking EVELYN JAMISON 'AEvclyn,' Shyness-Reading CLARENCE A. IUNKIN 4KJLXnkU Leadersltzp-Sports PIAZEL E. HUNTER Blondic', C heerfizlriess-Collectin g CHARLES T. IIUDGINS, IR. 'little I Icadi' Cooperation-Reading dogs LILLIAN LEONA JONES VVILLIAINI HOYLE JONES KK ' 7, H 77 L11 Reverend joyousriess-Goirzg to the Honesty-Preaching cz movies good sermon CAROL KAY CAROL JEAN KELLEY '4Cz1rol,' Carol', Little but Z01lL1fTHZlii'Wg Calrzzrress-Remliirg in the halls , ir SENIORS '45 A AUDREY C. JAMISON Audrey,' Persomzlity-Daricirlg NIIARY LOUISE JONES 4'Mary,' Ability to get things done -Writing Letters EMMA FAYE KNIGHT KlFayeU Courtesy-Afifsic fM0sf Likely to Sncceedx BILLIE RIDDLE, IOHN BLACK K Most Populnrj JANIE DUNCAN, EFFIE EVINGTON CM05t Athletid JERRY FOSTER, BOB STOWE fVVittie5tj CHARLES LAFOY, RUBY MURRAY ANNIE KATHERINE TURNER, BERT VK ILSON f'F1'ie'Vl1ll1eStJ IJICKIE PEARSON, .ANNIE SUE C os Hwost Ilnmlsome B030 LEWIS FFAYLOR CIWost I14tellectualQ CIIARLES WHITE, CAROL KELLEY KMOSI Styli5hQ KEENEIK GARIIETT, Lois BOYNE CBest All AVOILMIJD f 21lAIM w-.,fR' V' , :si 1 W FRANCES KUYKENDALL Frances Foolislmess-Football games IIINHNIY F. LINDSEY ffJirnmy,, Iritelligeiice-Listening to the raclio H SARAII MADDEN SarahH Intelligeiice-Movies uk SE QIIIARLES EDWARD LAFOY ucwofusm Very witty-Having fun REESE LOCKEE CLP-38N Q1llCl1'165SfPlHj'l11g football BONNIE KATE lVlAHAFFEY i'Katc', ljifiictiialityffleadiiig INIORS , DORIS LANGLEY H ' H Dons Friciidliness-Miisic anal movies JULIA ELDEIXIA LOOPER julian Alertiiess-Listening to the raalio EARLINE lVlANLEY A'ScreW,' Lovely eyes-Visiting 45 'A' DORIS LOUISE LAWRENCE H U Sug Frieiidlinessdfloing to movies EDITH FAYE LOOPER Looper Liifeliiiess-Eating THELINIA lVlARCHBANK Thelma joking-Loafing S CLARA MARTIN HPumpkin,' Friendliness-Traveling PIAZEL MAYFIELD Haze1,' Qzzietness-Playing records FRANCES IVICCAULEY lITip!3 H appy- go-lucky-M Talking to Lloyd FRANCES EVELYN MARTIN 'fFraIInie Sureness-Sleeping LLOYD GEORGE MOABEE Hpetel, H onesty-Reading CHARLES C. INXICCONNELL Tater,' WiWS01119W3SS- -Sports STELLA MASTERS S-tellan WiZling11ess-Reading ALBERT NEIL INXICAULEY U ' U N011 Friendliness-Listening to good music ROSE MARIE IXXICDANIEL HB1Ondic', FriendlinessASkating I ir SENIORS '45 'A' JACK MATTHEWS UZekeU DependdbiZity4Sports PAULINE MOCALL KKPOIIYJY Quietness-Movies CARROL EUGENE MCGILL f'Cadget,' C leve1'nessfSpo1fts EVELYN FAYE lVlCINTYRE 'KLiz Frienollirzess-Goiiig to the movies JVIARCELLE JVJETZ U U Marcy Sweetness-Listening to the raolio lXlYRA LOUISE MOORE Louise SolitucleAReaoling IIELEN DRUCILLA NJCKEE 'fl lelenn EagernessAHaviiig a good time LILLIAN ANNELL lVlILLER HLillian Siiiiplicity-Going to football games JVJARY HAZEL lX'lORGAN Haze1,' Sense of laimiore-Heailing S E N I O R JOSEPH W. lvlCh'JAHAN 441003, Intelligence-Loafing DOROTHY lXJ1LLER UDOH' Neatness-Listemiiig to tlie radio JACK THOMAS JXIORGAN K 39 ' Jack Very wittyfPlayi1ig football S '45 JAIXIES IJOINIER NIESSER '4MeSserH Sense of ll1l17lO1'fT6lllHg a good joke ANNIE LUCILLE MOEEIT l'Annic Very witty-Sports JOSIE lXIAE NIORGAN lilo!! N eatness-Daifzeirig 3 5 ROBERT LIONEIL MORGAN LiOnci1', Intelligence-Heading CIIARLES LAMAR NELSON Atl-JCtCYY FMC110111IZCSS- f'l11'QUCIi1flg PECCY SUE ODOM it Y! Pug Dcpcmialvilitywlloing places Y if S E MARY ANN BIIULL HBOOtsv Pretty hair-Reading MORR1S ELDRED NICHOLS Hlx'1Ol'I'iS,, Happygofliicky- Reading IXRTIIUR EARL OWVENS SmilcyH Ufitty-Afaking modal airplanes NIORS ' RUBY LEE MURRAY RubyH Very witty-Movies and reading FLORENCE NORR1S U ' 7? FIOSSIC Dignityf-Dancing LILLIE XIIVIAN OWENS ll H I Y? V1X'lkll1 Frienclliness-Collecting novelties 45 'k WALTER IKONALD N EELY Ronnic', Ufillingness-Sports IUANITA NORTON Nita Gossiping-Talking MARY CJECIL OWINCS 'Ceciln Coopurati1venessfLi51en- ing to the radio QTATIIERINE PARKE1: 1 3 uCi2lthCl'i11C. lifficiency-Movies EDNA PEIGLEH Pciglc1 ' Dcpwzdnlzility-WH'fo1'ic5 UIXANCTIS C.P1'1'1s Din-kic', lvllVUlI'illg 51 big shadow- lgatzng BARBARA PATTERSON 'Bobbieu Ufilli11g11ess-Collecting pen pals PAY JULIET PEIGLER uRCdU FTU1ZlZl'Z8SS-DG11Ci11g J AIARGARET ELPIE I owEn Hlkxwflarrgn Q1liL'f'l19SSfl faving a good time S ALv1N EUGENE PEACE HAlVi11 C01l1'fUSjffS1I'i11l1l1illg RALPH josEP11 PElc:LEu npigvv Let 's try it-jitte1'b11gging RIGIIAIRD PRINCE AS 4' 7? Przz 1JCjICI IL1!117ilifjf7BUllfhllg movies R1C11ARD L. PEARSON, JY DiCkic', Pcrsonnlitygsports KATHLEEN PHILLIPS Kat Very wi11yAVVriting to Leo IAIXIILS LX. Pu1Tc11A1:u Ujimmyn Slljfl'1L'SS'vGOiWg to ihe movies SE IORS '45 A VIRGIE LILLY RAINEY KK 7' ' ,Y X lfgle Leade1'shipfYVntclii1'1g the world go by LEONA RICHARDSON AA P! Lee Ncntness-Tnikin g CJIIARLOTTE RIVERS W 4- - PLlDk1l'1n Talkativeness--Listening to Bing Crosby 'Ir SE JOHN HENRY REID, IR. PCC Wee', Fmnkncss-I lunting BILLIE ELIZAREIII RIDDLE KK ' ' if BIIIIC Reliable-Dancing DCBIIIS 121.IzARE'I'II IROACII B'1usclcsy' Sweet n css-S km ing NIORS ' MARGARET REEVES HlVIargaret Frienolliness-Reading DORIS EVELYN RIGDON HDOIISU Honesty-Reading VVALLACE L. ROBERTSON NDiCkieU Riding the Range- Yodelling 45 'A' JOSEPH F. RICE, IR. HJOCU Shooting the bull-Q Golfing IIAZEL LEE RIGOINS HI-lcev Cute Personality-- Dancing VERNON CiEER ROPER BlOIIdiCH Coming in late-Passing the buck MILDIIED LOUISE Ross Nlin1Iic', Puzzcizzality-Lnting IDE WILLIE SEWELL 4K Y7 IOC Scusc of I 1LlI1l0I+SP0l'IS KATIE LOUISE SIIXTPSON Louisc', Dupcrzdalvility-Plozyirzg in a band JEANETTE SCOTT SlIcnyH LcadershipfTaki1'1g it easy TED SHELTON C6 '4 4 ff Slccp1e F1'i61'Zdli1'ZHSS-M! 0111011 RALPH BENSON SIZEMOIIE UR. B7 h IlflL1iff8TfZ1'lCCf-S100l'fS 'A' SENIORS ' BETTY LEE SEIGLER A4BCtty97 DClilZ1ilZCSSfSi11gi71g ESTIIER RUTH SIIELTON 18 1 U Esther Sense of l11H1l0T-RCL'lL1i1'lg IOE FIIANK SINIITII Outlaw Fricmlliness-Bowling 45 'lr 1 w CJARVIN CARVIN SELLEIF uligsv L Seriozmzessmjoking FRANCES PAULINE' SIIXIS H ' U Paulmc F1'ie11clli1'zess-Dancing JAMES Roy SINIITII in U Rooster Conscic1fzliousWSpo1'ts E 53 32 K5 1: S RUDOLPH HOYT SNIITH if U Rudy Poliieness-Baslzetlyall FURIXIAN LAMAR STATON 'Clemsonu Depenvlability-Going to the movzes FLORZELLE STYLES Cf I U FIOSSIC Alertness--Talki11g JAMES SPRINGFIELD i'1ameS', . lIr1e1fzall11fzessf!Talkmg ROBERT STOVVE Bob Laziness-'l.oafi12g lVIARGARET SUTTLES Q1fict1fzessflfV1'iti11g letters SENIORS PEGGY JEAN SPURRIER ccpegu Quietness-Dating LOUISE STREET Butch Solitmle-Talking CAROLYN TATHA1N'T 4K U Carolyn CjO1'lSClG1flfl01lS1Z8SS4- Sports l 4 5 WILLIE FAY STANDRIDGE K 4IFayePP Frienalliness-lwovies IEIERRERT LYNN STUKES 4rVOn!J I 14telligencefW'a1clzi1'1 g a football game IIENRY LEWIS TAYLOR fl ' Y, LOUIS Enrnestness-Goirzg Places JAMES ROY PT-AYLOR, IR. 'ASnOwvbird Friemllincss--E Sports Tx'T1l.lJllED U. TTTOIXIPKINS 'glwickcyn l7riem1lincsSfP1ayi11g a piano CTATIIRYNE TURNER ll V1 77 Quttcc CjTICL'7'f7lTVlL'SS --Yf YDanc'i11g XVILLIAIXI C. THOBIAS i'Bi1l IIappyfgoflz1ckyfSp0r1S IACK THOINIPSON Baby1ack TL'0Si11g-LOHff1Zg VVILMAM II. TIIRNER tl 7, Tom Cond S1701'fS1110l1'lST1i17k- hating ice cream A' SENIORS CTARL E. PT-IIOBIAS, JR. IIMEL PAULINE -TTHOIXLXQ Bill Slickiug In f'ljOI77S170l'fS SARAH E. FTTHOMPSON Ufunicv fTf7l1lIl'1CSSfRUl'1tTil7Q CHARLES R. 'TURNER 'ADOCTC' 7111111611il781fIUSS+TJTSfC'17il1'Q 10 music '45 'A' 4'Pmusty'y Neat lIL'SS7HL'fIlTI17g JACK A. TUCKER H T' PY T uck Ufiiiy--E Dating TVTARGIE TURNER KlMarg?, lluihling air caslles-- hating DONALD TURNER JOYCE WILLIE LIPCIIURCII if ' ,Y I4 YY Shck Joy Cl!J1l7l'7lWgfEUll'I11Q ami' 'I-lflllifllll79WC?SS-DU17Cl71g sleeping PAUL WIXLKER, IR. CURTIS CALVIN VVARD fi U H 7, Buck Curt Ilappyfgrrlucky- Wallai1zg in the halls MARTHA JEAN WEBB HBlackic,' Gniely-Drinlciwg lemonade Kiolvling myself- Playing footlfmll SANIUEL VVIIELCIIEL, IR. H H Curly TL'llSlllg Girls SENIOR WAIITER L. VAUGIIN, JR 'KWalter Quiet ness-Loafing ROBERT DONALD WARD U 77 Skeeter Tlzi11kingfSlnvi1'1g MILDRED DORIS WEIIIIS 'KM ickicn Friemllincss-Talking S '45 SYBIL V. WAKEFIELD KfSybi1,7 l7rie110lli11essfListe11iug to the radio lXlARJORIE SUE VVAUCTI lWargieH Depemlalvility-ffDnlinlQ CZAYNELL V. WIIIsENAN'I' VVhiz Vary U7itLyfSl1ali1'1g CHARLES N. WIIITE, IR. 1 Charlie, Sense of l111111or-- Photography CATHERINE V. VVILLIAIXIS Cz1ttyU Vi11r1cio11snessRDoi11g 11111151101 tlzings BEATIIICE WILLIS H U Bea Very wittyfCoi11g to tl1e movies 'Ir SE JEAN A. WHITE Atlcanw Neatness-Going to the movies VV ALTER WILLIAMS Cljack!! l111111ol1ility-Football W. II. WILLOUGHBY, I R. Cl1ee1'f11lness--Talking NIORS ' J. BERTRAM WILSON, I KK ,Y AIARY ANN VVHITE 'Wlary Ann Ge11tle11ess-Rec11li11g L. T. WILLIABIS, IR. l71'ie111lli11ess-KVMclzi11 n footlmll gauze Bert Cute 1967'S01'Zl?ilifjff Cf1fcl1i11g passes 45 'Ir SARA FRANCES VVIGLEY Hsillilfllln Sweet S1lIilCfALlSlL?11l'VIg to the radio VELBIA WILLIAMSON 'fRcd Sense of l7.'ll1ll0l'- Ufriting letters BOBBIE IRENE WILSON 'fBobbic Self-confidewcef-Going to 1111111119 MARY' LOUISE WILSON MARGARET WILSON MARCELENE F. WOOTEN DUDLEY WRIGIIT lfLOu,l ClSh0rty,, Hmarcien 6lDug7Y Earnestness-Anything Good disposition- FriendlinessfWork'ing Telling liesAReading with action Eating in the mill funny lvooks PATTIE BROWN IACK F. CRUMLEY JOE SNYDER CJIIARLES QUEENS A'Pat Hlacki' Long loc Charles Aloounding friendliness- Always friendly-- Many friends-Boxing Reliable-Ping pong Having friendly Mechanical work arguments i' SENIORS '45 1' SNAPS i i OFFICERS if President ,,..,4,,.. ,,,,A, , Buddy Knight Vice President. . ,... Frdnk Friddle Secretdry ..,, ii..... j innrnie Mdnon Tredstirer, . . ,... I-lillidn Hendricks Jumbrs JUNIORS 'A' Dora Lee Ailten Barbara Allen Bedolia Allen Richard Alexander Virginia Allison Grady Allsep Thomas Amicli Mabel Anderson hlaxine Ayers Alvin Bagwell Edith Bailey lack Bailey Nina Baity Vernell Baker Jimmie Ballew Osborne Ballew Don Barbare Bennie Barnett Jean Barton lylary Ellen Barton Betty Barr Bobby Batson lN'laude Batson Billy Beacham Furman Black Bobby Blackston loc Bolick Joe Ann Bowen Joan Bowie I. C. Bowick Bobby Bradley Sara Martha Brannon Agnes Breazeale Mildred Bridges Betty Bridwell Bobbie Nell Bright Betty Jean Brock Sybil Brooks James Brumley Lee Brown JUN1oRs 'A' Mack Ray Buckner Maxine Burley Thelma Camp Betty Campbell Dawn Campbell Jennie Campbell Max Campbell Nlary Louise Campbell Ramona Caldwell Billy Cantrell Imogene Carter Virginia Cason Norman Chandler Hellon Christopher Lloyd Christy Sue Cission Dan Clark Paul Clark Gladys Io Cleveland Bobbie Cochran Beatrice Coleman Frances Coleman Grace Collins Mary Collins Jack Coggins Charles Crumpton Bill Davis Dorothy Davis Margaret Davis Mary Io Davis Grady Dickerr Dorothy Mae Dill Rudolph Donehue Allen Dorr Betty Dover jack Dover Sybil Drye Selena Dubose Doris Duncan Evelyn Duncan JUNIORS 'lr Lillian Duncan Ervin Elliot Earl Emerson D. B. Evans Marion Faireloth Billy Farrow Richard Ferguson Dorothy Finley James Fletcher Charles Fortune P. L. Fortune Robert Foster Frank Friddle James Fuller Paul Fuller Lola hlae Galloway Therese Gardo Alvin Garren Ozie Lee Garrett L. B. Garrison Rachel Garrison Dot Gentry Martha Lou George Harold Gilreath Baylis Gilstrap Ruth Gim Joe Glenn Meta Granger Jack Granger Junior Gray Frances Grecr Beatrice Gril-Hn Terry Gwinn Mary Ann Hale Earl Hamby Heyward Harrison Albert Harper Dorothy Hart Earl Hawkins Jennie Hawkins JUNIORS 'A' Allretl lluwlcins Betty ,lean I lam lcins James Hawthorne Edith Haynes Annell Henderson Rachel Henderson ilillian Hendrix I. C. Henclrix Nunie llenrlrix Pats-y llenclrix Pete Hendrix Helen Hester Ruby lllClUllI1 Lillu Hilton hlyra Holder Geraldine llollzlnul luines Holloway Rayinoncl llultzeluw Betty Sue Ilopltins Theresa Hopkins Luther Howard Billy Huff Cuylea Hudson Eugene Hughes Kenneth Hudgins Claude Hunter Willie Mae lngle Lewis Jamison Beattie Jones Jack Jones Jimmie Jones Ruby Jones Billy Keller Louise Kelley Ted Key Gene King Billy Knight Buddy Knight Royce Knight Ralph Leach JUNIORS if Betty Jo Ledford Helen Lee Stan Lee Jeanette Lee Margaret Lewis Garvin Lindsey Hazel Lollis Margaret Long Ray Long Lloyd Lusk Charles Lyda Jimmie hflahon Azalee Martin Harlee Nlartin Horace Massey Lewis hflassengail VVillie Mathis Claude hlattox Betty Nlauney Frank McAhee Helen lXleAlister Marie McCall Ruth McDonald Billy McGregor Margaret McGregor John McKittricks N ickles Merritt Doris Miller hlary Ellen hliller Walter Miller Frances Mitchell Jeanne Monroe James Moody Ralph Moody Grady Moon J. C. Moorehead Azalee Morgan Vivian Moss Tom Neal Frances Neely JUNIORS 'A' Holmes Nelson Sadie Newman Betty Nix Bill Norman Lloyd Owens Dorothy Payne Maxine Peace Clyde Pearson Benny Perry hlary Phillips June Picklcsimer Fred Pickens Billie Mac Pearce Bobby Porter Buster Poole Norma Jean Poole Racliel Poole Fred Powers Charles Price Douglas Ramey Jack Ramey John Ramey Hugh Revis Carol Rogers Ruth Rhodes Helen Riggens Patsy Roberts VV ylie Roberts Edna Robertson Jack Rodgers Jimmy Rodgers Edward Roper Evelyn Scott Mary Lee Scott Carol Sieger Kathleen Sides Arbutus Smelzer Hazel Smith Hester Smith Ioan Smith 5 it xi a 1 x . J UNIORS we i, tl K l J'Tommy Rodgers Melvin Rodgers Louise Russell Bobby Scott Furman Scigler Alfrde Sizemore Alice Anne Smith Robby Jean Smith Anna Maude Smith Gene Smith Frances Smith Ruby Lee Solsbee Norma Jean Southerlin Harold Spearman Barbara Stafford Billy Stancell Roger Starlin Charles Staton Gaynel Stancell Marlee Stancell Margaret Staton Katherine Stoudenmire Nlelvin Stoudenniire Faye Stewart Louise Strange Freddie Lee Sweatt Betty Jane Southerlin Jack Taylor Nancy Taylor Billy Taylor Frances Taylor Maxine Thackston Marcie Thomas Helen Thompson Delores Thrift Virginia Tollison Doris Timms Evelyn Tinsley Jack Tollison Martha Tollison JUNIORS if Ruth Smith Dorothy Kate Stewart Ilclcn Styles Martha Summey Edna Tarrant Colleen Tate Truman Tate Alvin Taylor Joe Taylor Jeanette Taylor Ruth Taylor Dewey Thornhill Lloyd Tipton Julia Tooley Katherine Tripp Clarice Turner Elizabeth Turner Ellison Turner Jean Walclrop June Waldrop Joyce Walker Carolyn Ward Jack Watkins Ralph Waters E. C. West Hazel Whilden Betty Wilson Billy Whitehead Elizabeth Winchester Harmon Wood Jessalyne Umnphreys Billy Upchurch Margaret Vehorn Jorine Vickers 4 W H4':psfZfSi,?, Dial 5t 'g MVA 'W ifi 55222 . ... Y , k , tv., W J, -W Mfiigggm M N, U U .Y,:g,g3c5ilZiiQ g' 5ZQ.,ww, ,w.LsgL,'fxj?vg4 ,W , ,U W fg 4.15WgUx3,gigQg2gg Hg, Q ,egg ,ggi WS? OFHCERS t . President .,,,.,, . ..,.4A.. Cannie Nash Vice President . . . ,,..i..i - ,.., jann Lark Secretary ,..r, .i,, B abby Neil Wnisnant Treasurer ..,, ..,,,, B illy I-iannilian SOPHOMORES 'A' Gwendolyn Ayers Jeanelle Atkinson Audrey Atkins Larry Ashley Betty Aiken Jean Abbott Helen Bagwell Curtis Baker Martha Ellen Bailey Bay Ballew Roy Ballew Jerry Batson Mildred Batson Marshall Batson Norma Batson Gene Billingsley Billy Benson Martha Bird Annie Mae Bishop Jean Black lXIargie Blankenship Evelyn Beet Lonnie Beggs W. E. Bomar Kenneth Bowen Cecil Brady Ralph Brewer 'Doris Bridwell Bobby Brissey Carolle Brazie Cecil Broadwater Doris Brookshire Elizabeth Brown John Brown John L. Buchanan Jaequelyne Cline Verner Cain Billie Caldwell Periene Campbell VVilliam Campbell SOPI-IOMORES 'lr Betty Joe Campbell I. M. Cantrell Elizabeth Capps Sarah Carman Eugene Carroll Billy Carpenter David Carter Helen Carter Paul Carter Bunyon Castelloe Mirian Chandler Joyce Chapman James Cheek Helen Chiles James Clark James Clark, Jr. I. W. Cobb Mary Cochran Carlos Coggins Harry Cole Doris Cook Donald Cox Maurice Cox Mary Craig Eugene Compton Sarah Dacus Marvin Damerson Alvin Daniels Alma Davidson Bobbie Davidson Charles Davis Hoyt Davis Don Dean Bobby Dickard Frances Dickard Herman Dill Mozelle Dix Cecelia Dodson Robert Dorne Dorothy Dryman SOPHOMORES ir Lee Dryman A. Duncan Pat Duncan Columbus Durham Everette Edwards hlary Ann Epps Fred Fancher Donald Ferguson Dorothy Ferguson Bobby Fortune Martha: Ann Fowler Charline-Foxx Buddy Franca Bruce Freeman Roy Frost Henry Fullbright Vivian Fullhright Gene Fuller Betty jo Gaillard Sarah Ellen Gardner Wyman Garren Betty Garrett Nlargaret Garrett Perry Garvin Ruth Ann George Dorothy Gillespie Violet Gillespie James Girardeau Mildred Glazner Bobby jean Goodwin Clarence Green Mildred Green Joe Green Doris Griggs Nellie Griggs Lois Grant Darrell Grubhs Iimmy llall Hester Hall Gene Hill SOPHOMORES 'k Bernice Hall Betty Hall Doris Hall Ireema Hall Betty Hamby Walter Hamilton Edith Hammond Bobby Harrison Jeanette Harvell Bobbie Nell Heatlrerly Vivian Hendrix Betty Hill Margaret Holcombe Fred Holder Faye Holiday Mary Hooper Frances Hopkins Pat Hudson Fred Hoffman Paul Hyde Audrey Ingle Elsie James Anna Faye James Donald Jewell Ben Johnson David Johnson V Millie Johnson Virginia Johnson Carolyn Jones Earl Jones Judy Jones Kenneth Jones Junior Kay Henry Keith Ted Keith lNlary Frances Kelley Daphine Kennedy Alma King Margaret Kirkpatrick hlargaret Lankford SOPI-IOMORES ir Gladys Lafoy Louise Lancaster Bobby Landretli Sarah Langley Fred League Montez Loftis Carl Lowery Betty Lynch Evelyn Lynch Junior Mann Waymon Massey Ruby Maulden Betty MeAbee James McAbee Glen McCall Bessie McCracken Nearldine lNIcDonald Jim McDowell Boy McElrath Mary McGregor Joyce Nlajor Roger Nlchlahon Edward McQueen Morris Means Gertrude Medlin Thelma Medlin Romerclc Merck Claudia Miller Gene Miller Joyce Miller Virginia Miller Louise Mitchell Doris Moody Elizabeth Moody Nesbeth Moon Johnnie Morrow Margaret Morrow Betty Joe Moss Helen Mosteller George Mullinnix SOPHOMORES 'Ir Jewell Murrell Connie Nash Iris Neely Jacqueline Norris Grace Olson Peggy Orr Margaret Owings Betty Parker Frances Parker Martha Patton Patricia Patterson Robert Patterson Betty Jean Payne Bobby Pearson Carlos Pearson Helen Pearson Lois Perry Marion Pollc Cebelle Poole Blanche Powers Richard Powers Herbert Prince Roney Prince David Putnam Dorothy Putman Everett Queen Lawrence Queen Junior Rainey Bill Ramey Freda Randall Margaret Reeves Dorothy Ravan Elmer Reid Margaret Ann Rice Myrtle Rice Iris Rich Flossie Mae Riggins Ellen Roach Joe Robertson Bobby Lee Rochester Kiki? SOPHOMORES ul' Joyce Turner Tommy Turner Garvin Turner Bobby Upchurch Louise Vermellion Josephine Vickery Bobby Ward Carolyn Ward Judy Ward Pauline West Bobbie Nell Whisnant Katherine White Wofford Whitmire Doris Whitaker Louise Wigginton Virginia Williams Furman Williamson Wally Williamson Marion Wilson Venoy Wilson Jimmy Wright Woodford VV right L. J. Wyatt Tilda Young OFFICERS 'ir President .,...., .....,Q M orion Robinson Vice President .,.. .,,,. W ilton Bogvvell Secretory ..i., , . A Mortin Rogers Treosurer ..... Corol Heotn Fresfzmen FRESHMEN ir Wylene Abercrombie Darlis Alexander Maxcy Alexander Bertie Allison James Allison Wilton Bagwell Arthur Baker Harold Barnett Inez Barnett Hattie Barton Ann Bates Doris Batson Norma ,lean Batson Wendel Beachman Martha Beeks Larry Bell Joyce Berry Bobbie Blackwell David Blackwell Bobby Boone Evelyn Bond Kenneth Boswell June Bowen Peggy Bowie Homer Bright Doyle Burgess Ruth Burgess Ed Busler Roger Butler Margaret Byers Betty ,lean Brock Laura Jane Briggs Patricia Bryers Bobby Bryson Wilfred Buckner Dorothy Cain Hugh Campbell Betty Campbell Charles Campbell Joyce Campbell FRESHMEN 'k Kingsley Campbell Frank Cantrell Charles Canup Hazel Carroll Nell Caroll Faye Caushy Millie Center Bobby Chambers Betty Chapman Betty Clarke Iris Clark Tony Coggins Norma Jean Coggins Helen Cooper Milton Compton Thomas Cox Katherine Crawford General Crumly Juanita Culbertson Betty Dacus Sallie Davis Marion Davis Olin Davis Allen Davidson Mildred De Long Louise Dickert Caynette Dill Jewell Dryman Joyce Duncan Jimmie Durham Thelma Durham Truman Elliot Billy Epps Angie Buth Evatt Heber Evatt Frances Ferguson Joyce Ferguson Mozelle Ferguson Mary Ruth Floyd Betty Jo Forester FRESHMEN ir Tony Foster Ellen Galloway Greta Galloway Donald Garrett Leonard Garrett Mary Nell George Margaret Gillespie Laura Glazner Margaret Goodlett Vinazell Brady Charles Granger Carolyn Greer Fred Greer Joyce Haley Beatrice Hall Betty Hall Bill Hall Boy Hall VVillie Faye Hall Marguerite Hanks Virgil Harkins Calvin Hart Gladys Hawkins Billy Hawthorne Margaret Hayes Estelle Head Carol Heath Juanita Henderson Roy Hendricks Judy Hendrix Calvin Hensley Charles Hester Robert Hester Sarah Hester Furman Holcomb Billy Holder Litha Holt David Hopkins Lester Hopkins Betty Howard FRESHMEN ir Charles Howard hlary lludgins Betty Hui? Eloise Huglls Doris Hunter Doris James Lueile James Thelma jones Douglas Jamison Pete Jamison Rachel Jamison Olin D. johnson Betty ,lane Johnston lean Ann Julian jerry Julian Dorothy ylunkins Doris Keoron lxlaeon Kay Ida .lean Keaton Eugene Key Peggy Kilpatrick Billy Kimbrell Calvin King Edward King Elynor King Helen Jean King Gloria Kitchen jimmy Knight Dan Landrelh Florence Lark Bobby Larry Kenneth Linder Kenneth Lindsey Barbara Long Bonnie Lusk Charles llartin Ellen Martin Sarah Martin Shirley lNlartin Barbara Massey FRESI-IMEN nl' Louise Massey Carolyn Mason Wallis Masters Bobby Jean Mayfield :'Howard Means Ellowee Medlin Margaret Mcsser Nettie Messer Bobby Jean Miller Margie Mitchell Joan hlontgornery XL. C. Moody Paul Moon Heyward Moore Nellie Joe Morgan Virginia Morris Dewey lwullinax Barbara McAbee Ruth McCoy Elizabeth McDuffy Ruth Mcjunkins Doris McKenney Bobbie Newman Bobby Nelson Colman O'Kelley Janie Io Osteen Bobbie Nell Owens Marshall Padgett Tommas Page Gary Parker Jack Parnell George Passmore Eunice Patterson Mac Patterson Evelyn Peace Bill Pearce Carolyn Pearson Ann Peigler Dorothy Perry Betty Phillips 3' Sophomores FRESHMEN we Calvin Phillips Doris lean Phillips Nlachen Phillips hlarion Poole Romola Poole Doris Powers Kathryn Prince Betty Procter Bobby Putman Betty Putman Dusty Rhodes Don Rich Junior Richey Nancy Riddle Marion Robertson hlartin Robertson Alma Rodgers Buddy Rodgers Martin Rodgers Edwin Satterfield Elinor Savage Betty jean Scott Haroldyne Scott Elizabeth Shirley Barbara Simmons Dorothy Slatton Carolyn Smith Mary Lou Smith Mollie Smith Vera Smith Rohhy Southerline Eloise Soutlierline Pauline Spearlnsm Irene Starkey Roy Stovall hlargaret Stone Constance Strode Bobby Styles Mary Swange Joe Svvetman wiki? FRESHMEN ir Mildred Taller Betty Taylor Betty Ann Thompson Marguerite Thornton Pete Tolleson Herman Tooley Ruth Tilson Eugene Tipton Bobby Turner Buddy Turner Harris Turner Mary Turner Eva Vaughn Edwin Vickery Willa Lou Vickery Sallie Waldrop Arthur Ward David Ward Donald Ward Etta Mae Ward Betty Wigley Pauline Wilbanks Janette Williams Leroy Winchester Leroy Winchester Louise Wooten Elizabeth White Guy Whitener Harold White 4 1J1'71M.zJ3'f Arif' 00K ADW5' 0135 Senior ..,, .4,, . . .Miss Rheburg junior .,.... ,.,, M iss Wllhurn Sophomore .,.,, ,... M iss Anderson Freshmon ..,, ....,. IVI rs. Roper These ore our ever relloble odvisors for oll motfers which troubled Us in our closs procedures, They were olso o greor help in the forrnorions rnode ond eorried out in The forrn of soclols, pon- quets, ond other reereotionol events. -ii, , 9 gi 5 A 'E 35 WN MQ, f ,K glib. ,UGE X, g rv 41 . fr 5 --11-r-F--4 Y -- W. ,-vm:f-3m7- F7----W-gyyr-4,---Q A 4 . , tix' ,,,,,,, .,,,,.,..,,,w .M y-MTW. , .V--- , ,W ,-T,r..,,. 5:3-3-wfrvrf -fzffvv-vp :vw-F-fvf-v '--f V ---- -,gm-yn---W. --fr-W -V, vw'---fn F-3:--.-V-7-fy .5 , , X ,4 x- , R - i-,dik '-iv W Q Q f 0 If fs K 1. I , 1 A -,Ig v Wf iff J, f . 1 Our Favflfifes 1 1 , ' V S324 .: , 1' 1 ., - 1 wr - A uv . fir . ' -'H-3 1: TQ' .-3:6 I ini! '32, 1 L' ii. .W ., 1 . 7, L ., , vm. -' ', .falii 1 , .gay , mt. -A-if '- g 'W ' ff: ' 4 fi , . ' , g Aff, if'-'rfqzi' fan? 'L-. 1 f , ' 251 4 in' ' V 12 Eifff? 3,1 4 I4 w. 'V-mfx ,X z,,,,' v LH...-xi, , A .AJ -1 1 -4 .1 . -Q V , . - -e . V, -, '4 W f? 5 5 .,e ,, K: -rv, ff 1, Y :dal .W jfffy WMM! l 1 ZZZRHOZ dVd7Z I 2 ia fv 4 F if JANIE DUNCAN BOB STOWE BILLIE RIDDLE DICKIE PEARSON CURT WARD ,INNIE I4. TURNER IQIIN BLACK MARY LOUISE IONES RICIIARD EVINGTON FRANCES IIAIRSTQN ik, we ,Es-3632 m 53 xy' ey Am? mu! 'V ' ww K if ,naw may Y 11 KH! Q 9 QWN A25 . ak IE as '1 Orga n nizations THE' P!lRKER.S'L'0Pf BILLIE RIDDLE .AA, . . , . Editor-io-Chief FRANCES FIAIRSTON ..,. A ,.,. Advertising Monoger MARTHA LGU CAMPBELL ood SARA CRANCER FRANCES MCCAULEY CARQLYN TATHAM. KEENER CARRETT, A DICKIE REARSON LL., MITCHELL CARRETT FRANK BALLENCER FRED RICKENS STAFF . . .Picture Editors . . . . .Seriior Editor , , ,..ri Club Editor Circulotiom Moooger A . Literory Editor Rttotogro ptiers HERALD STAFF Front row: Betty Hansen, Business Ilianagerg Carol Kelley. C0-Editor, and Sara Madden, Typist. Second row: Patsy Rob- erts, Exchange Erlitorg Betty Jo Leford, Reporterg Connie Nash, Reporterg Annie Sue Cossett, Reporterg Rosa Lee Elrod, Reporter, and Frances Hairston, Co-Editor. Third row: Dickie Pearson Literary Editor, Charles Cleveland, Heporterg Carolyn Tatlram, Typist, Frank Greene, Sports Editor, Frances lXlcCauley, Feature Editor, and Fred Pickens, Photographer. Front row: Janie Duncan, Chairman, Lee Shelton, and Betty Hansen. Second row: Betty Sue Hopkins, Hubert Stukes, hits. Roe, Adviser, Bobby Porter, and Martha Bird. SOCIAL RELATIONS ak' Front row: Boy Frost, Patricia Byers, Iris Neely, and Roger Butler. Second row: Nlrs. Broadnax, Adviser, Kenneth Atkinson, Virginia Lazar, Doris Miller, Charles Lyda, and Marjorie Waugh, Chairnzzn. SAN ITATION COMMITTEE MW PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE E if l E Front row: Maxine Ayers. Second row: Bobbie Neel Whise- Madden. Second row: Carolyn Tatham, Frances Hairston, Chair- man, and Joe Taylor. Third row: Marshal Batson, Miss Bryson, Adviser, and Jewel Murrell. Front row: Maxine Ayers. Second row: Bobbie Neel Whise- nant, Miss Saxon, Adviser, and James Brumley. Third row: Ger- aldine Batson, Don Garren, Chairman, Don Hartin and Charles W ite. SCHOOL INFORMATION COMMITTEE 'Ir Front row: Joe McMahan, Lloyd McAbee, Bill Carter, Chair- man, Bobbie Nell Bright, P. L. Fortune, Azalee Martin, and Pete Hendrix. Second row: Charles McConnell, Margaret Nic- Gregor, Hester Smith, Stan Lee, and Charles Nelson. Third row: Curt Ward, Osborne Ballew, Bert Wilson, Hillian Hendrix, J. C. Bowick, Mr. Stevenson, Adviser, Frank Trammell, and Carol Rogers. Top row: Junior Vaughn, Bichard Evington, Benny Perry, and Richard Donahue. Front row: Boy Hall, Jerry Julian, Dolly Davis, lNlartha Ellen Bailey, and Frank Friddle. Second row: Curt Ward, Elizabeth Turner, Bill Turner, Miss Grace Hiott, Adviser, and Malcolm Floyd, Chairman. TRAFFIC FORCE uk RECREATION COMMITTEE 'A' SENATE al' Front row: Ralph Mahaffy, Morris Nichols, and Peggy Sue Odom, Chairman. Second row: Lola Nlae Galloway, Jack Blat- thews, and Elizabeth Winchester. Third row: Bobby VVard, hliss Rheberg, Adviser, Tilda Young, Enzel Drew, and Vera Smith. SCHOOL SERVICE COMMITTEE 'A' Front row: James Craigo, Clyde Hammett, Paul Carter, Sec- retary, Lioneil lVlorgan, Chaplain, Terry Gwinn, Vice-President, and Buddy Knight. Second row: Ronald Necley, Patricia Scroggs, Theresa Garclo, Louise Wilsmmn, julia Looper, and Raylis Gilstrap. Third row: 'lack Allen, D. B. Evans, Bobby Gilstrap, lVlrs. Shir- ley, Adviser, and Ralph Leach. Top row: Wiley Roberts, Luther Howard, and Reece Loclcee. ig... till? SECOND YEAR COSMETOLOGY CLASS A ir l SCHOOL RELATIONS COMMITTEE 'Ir Front row: Pat Duncan and Everette Queen. Top row: lack VVatkins, Fred Pickens, Bliss VVilliams, Adviser, Henry jones, Kate Mahafley and Annie Catherine Turner. 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Third row: Norma jean Batson Margaret Morrow, Bobbie Lou Bond, Eloise Hughes, Betty Par: ker, Betty Hall, and Edith Hammond. Top row: Pauline Spear- man, Eleanor Savage, Nlillie johnson, Dorothy Davis, Mary Tur- ner, and Cebelle Poole. GLEE CLUB DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLASS 'A' Front row: Miss Scott, Instructor, Margaret Norris, Doris Can- non, Charles Cleveland, Jeanette Scott, Josephine Dudley, ,lean Bruce, Martha jane Webb, Hazel Higgins, and Mitchel Garret. Second row: lVlamie Lou Banks, Kate Mahalfey, Beatrice VVillis, ,aul Walker, Mr. Gantt, Instructor, Louise Campbell, Edna At- Lins, Carlos Owens, and james Craigo. Third row: Lewis Vllartl, -eona Richardson, Annette Cleveland, Craee Henibree, Evelyn Front row: Second row: Castelloe. 1 and Evelyn Foister. Jamison, Betty Barrett, Blargaret Reeves, Fourth row: Boy Taylor, Annie Bynum, Ruth Crain, Henry Reid, Peggy Spurrier, Margaret Suttles, Cecil Owens, jack Allen, and Arthur Owens. Fifth row: Gaynell VVhisenant, Dorothy Blair, Nlargie Turner, Dorothy Cathcart, Clara Martin, Tuinton Batson, C. C. Sellers, and Louise Street. Top row: Charles Dil- worth, Dickie Pitts, Mrs. Bagwell, Instructor, Milton Hensley, jack Thompson, and Frank Ballenger. Bobby Ballew, Donald Dean, and Thomas Cox. k Pete Tollison, Bill Farris, Clmirmun, and Bunyan S PROJECTION STAFF 'k 5 BAR ASSOCIATION ,Uk wie W Front row: Pete Tollison, Thomas Cox, Clyde Watkins, Billy atkins, Gene King, and Royce Knight. Second row: Leon Bramlett, President, Virgie Rainey, Secretary, James Brumley, ,lack Kay, and Wylie Roberts, Vice-President. Third row: Wlil- lia ni Campbell, Carol BlcC1ill, Kenneth Atkinson. Helen Styles, Arthur Junkin, Frances Neely, and Bliss Castle, Adviser. I DRAFTING CLASS -k Front row: Morris Means, Frank Sprouse Cdcceascdj, Joe Greer, lXlarlec Stancell, Bobby Upchurch and Curtis Heath. Second row: N. 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Outlaw, 11z5truct01', Cno picturej. Q 1 1 3 GROUND AVIATION ir M THE BAND 'ki' t BASIL BOINIAR Miss CAHOLYN SLAGLE Assistant Director Director MARGARET MCGREGOR CHARLES LAFOY ANNIE K. TURNER CHEERLEADERS CHARLES TURNER -CONNIE NASH DON GARREN PAUL WAGGONER Head Coach JEROME JAY Assistant C oacb RICHARD EV1NGTON BOB STOWE Captain Football Co-captain Football and Basketball anal Basketball Sports BENNY BARNETT, tac- kle-CCity ViewD Junior. Age 16. VVL 160. Second vear with team. Shows fine team spirit. DAN FOSTER, end- C1N'IonaghanD Senior. Age 16. VVt. 145. First year on team. Nice pass receiv- cr. . .uf J. C. BOWICK, guard- CAincrican SpinningD ,lun- ior. Captain eiect for '45, Age 17. Wt. 185. Out- standing on defense. Two- year lcttcrman. BOBBY BRADLEY, guard - CWoodsideD Jun- ior. Age 15. Wt. 160. First year on s q u a d. Should see much action in '45, Shows excellent team spirit. D. B. EVAN S, back- CDuncanD Junior. Age 16. Wt. 140. Pienty tough. Played quarterback. Sec- ond year with v a r S i ty cicvcn. EFFIE EVINGTON, tac- kle-Cllnion B1eacheryD Senior. Captain in '4-4. Age 17. Wt. 187. One of the outstanding athletes to ever attend Parker. Does everything well. Three-year letterman. A11- state tackle. JOE BOLICK, center- C1Nf1onaghanD Age 15. Wt. 158. First year with team. ALTON FOWLER, back -CAmerican Spinningj Senior. Age 18. Wt. 140. Known as 'Booney'. Dan- gerous man in the open. Has made many 10ng runs for Parker. Nice passer. Three-year letterman. FRANK FRIDDLE, back -CSans Soucil Iunio r. Age 16. Wt. 150. First year with football team. One of the best tacklers on squad. FRANK HEMBREE, guard-CAmerican Spin- ningl Junior. Age 16. VVt. 145. One of the hard- est workers on the team. Fast and scrappy. Two- year letterman. CIIARLES GOOD- NOUGH, center-Q1-'ark PlaceD Senior. Age 16. Wt. 130. Exceptionally accurate in centering. Ex- celled on defense. Two- year letterman. TERRY GWINN, end- CBrandonD Junior. Alter- nate-captain elect for '45. Age 18. Wt. 155. Lead- ing scorer of 144 team. Excellent p a s s receiver. Fast on end around runs. Two-year letterman. CLYDE HAMMETT, tackle - QWoodsidej Jun- ior. Age 16. Wt. 250. Sec- ond year with squad. Big- gest boy on team. Has i m p r o v e d remarkably. Should see much action in '45. WALTER HAMILTON. end-U u d s o nD Sopho- more. Age 16. Wt. 160. First year on s q u a d. Should play regular end in '45. Good pass receiver. HEYWARD F U T G H, back - C,ludsonD Senior. Age 17. Wt. 145. Best at spin back position. Gained very much yardage through the center of the opponents, forward wall. HILLIAN HENDRIX, back-CGity ViewD Junior. Age 16. Wt. 145. Better known as iCurley.' Best blocker in backfield. Good defensive man despite his weight. Two-year letter- man. PETE HENDRIX, back- Uudsonj Junior. Age 16. VVt. 145. Outstanding on reverses. VVingback. Two- year letterman. DICKIE PEABSON, back - CMonaghanD Sen- ior. Age 16. Wt. 150. Two-year letterman. Tail- back. Fastest runner on squad. Very dangerous man in open Held. STAN LEE, tackle Und- sonl Junior. Age 16. Wt. 202. Outstanding on de- fense. Excellent down- lield blocker. Fourth year on team. Second-year let- terrnan. WILLIE MATHIS, back -CWoodsideD Junior. Age 17. Wt. 140. First year on squad. Gained much valuable experience. Should see plenty of serv- ice in 145. Half-back. CARROLL McG1LL, cen- ter-ClV1onaghanD Senior. Age 16. Wt. 170. Second year on squad. j. C. MOORHEAD, tac- kle- CUnion Bleacheryl Junior. Age 16. Wt. 165. First year with team. Showed plenty of im- provement in '44. ls a coming star at Parker. BUDDY KNIGHT, guard - Uudsonl junior. Age 16. Wt. 150. Played in every quarter of '44. Smart on offense and a good blocker. Two-year letterman. BOBBY PORTER, back- CAmerican Spinningj Jun- ior. Age 16. Wt. 135. Played tailback. Danger- ous broken Held runner. RICHARD P O W E R S, back - CIudsonD Sopho- more. Age 15. Wt. 145. One-year letterman. Ex- cellent spinner back. Good blocker. CURTIS WARD, end- CSans Soucij Senior. Age 16. Wt. 155. Most im- proved player on team. Excellent on defense. On- ly a few teams gained around his end in '44, One-year letterman. JACK WILLIAMS, cen- ter-guard-tackle - CPark Placel Senior. Age 17. Wt. 185. Fourth year with Parker squad. Showed best on defense. Known best for his scrappy spirit. Two-year letterman. . 4 -. ix viva! A Q r We 1 BERT WILSON, end- CBrand0nj Senior. Age 17. Wt. 160. All-round end. Good on defense and offense. One-year letter- Tl1211'1. MANAGERS Hugh Revis P. L, Fortune Billy Brrmilctr B TEAM F BOBBY STOWE, back- CDuneanD Senior. Alter- nate-captain in 1944. Age 17. Wt. 155. Received many mentions for all- state. Triple-threat. Two- year letterman. Will he missed in 145. i tl' twiki-W 55. Ms' es- -ES- ...wenwm aware' ,X FOOTBALL ir Parker Highis Golden Tornado, under the very ca- pable coaching of head mentor Paul Waggciiier and as- sistant coach Jerome K. Jay, had one of its greatest foot- ball years in the past decade, despite the fact that they dropped close decisions to Spartanburg, Anderson, Go- lumbia and Greenville. The District High lads won seven games, lost four and played to a scoreless tie with Easley. BUCK CARNES B Team Coach Parker, playing its best game in history against Greenville High's Bed Raiders, scored in the second quarter, when Bobby Stowe flipped a pass from the 6-yard line to end Bert Wilscin, putting Parker ahead, 6 to 0. The Golden Tornado held this lead until three minutes before the end of the game when Dick llendley ran 37 yards for a touchdown, knotting the score at 6-all. llc kicked the extra point to give Greenville a slim 7 to 6 victory. The Golden Tornado played their City High rivals ofli their feet through the entire game except for Hendleyis lone run which turned victory into a heart-breaking defeat. Captain Ellie Evington, co-captain Bob Stowe, Charles Goodnough, Dickie Pearson, HBooneyl' Fowler, Dan Poster, lleyward Putch, Carroll McGill, Bert Wilson and lack Willizlms played their last game against Greenville under the Purple and Gold spangles of Parker. 1944 FOOTBALL RECORD Parker . .........,,.. 43 Seneca ......,... . . , 0 Parker , . . . 18 Belton , . . . . . 0 Parker . , . . 34 Liberty ,.... , . . O Parker . . . , 0 Easley ....... . . . 0 Parker , . . , 33 Honea Path , . . . . . 6 Parker , , . . 6 Spartanburg . . . . . . 13 Parker . , . . 6 Anderson ,.....,. . . . 20 Parker . , . . 6 Greenwood ........ . . , 0 Parker . , . . 27 Columbia ......,..... . . , 33 Parker . , . . 48 Brevard Junior College . . , . . . 0 Parker . , , . 6 Greenville ...,....... , . , 7 Totals ..,..,.. , .... E5 Totals . . . . -5 First row, left to right: Herbert Prince, David Putnam, Bert Wilson, Carl Green Charles iWcConneH, Terry Gwinn, Wzlllzlce Robertson, Richard Evington, captain Second row: C. Bowick, wzcmager, Benny Barnett, Fred Powers, Bob Stowe C0'Cl7pflZi'lfZj Dickie Pearson, Jack Busbec, Vvillic iX'lI2lIi1iS, Don Iiartin. BASKETBALL J. C. BOWICK Manager K RICHARD EVINGTON - Captain of basketball team in 1944 and 1945. Leading scorer this year with 257 points in 13 games. One of the best defensive men to ever attend Parker. Excellent passer. Excels in faking. Should be classed as Parker's greatest. ir TERRY GW1NNHTakes care of the high scorers on all opponents' teams. lntereepts passes easily with his jump- ing ability. Has a very quick break with a long stride and is very hard to stay with on the hardwood. i' i' CHARLES MCCONNELL - First year on Parker live. Saw a great deal of service as a reserve. His offensive and defensive ability made him one of the best reserve men on the squad. BOB STOVVE-Alternate-captain in 1945. Superb at passing. Over-header pot shot artist. Holds his own on de- fense. Probably has more natural ability than any other man on the Parker team. if i' BERT WILSON - Hard working pivot man. Good spirit at all times. Has seldom missed a foul shot. His fine offensive and defensive play has made him an all-round player. i' it DON HARTIN-A boy with several years of midget experience, played with the Parker live for his first year. He looked good on defense and ball han- dling and saw a good amount of service. FRED POVVERS-Only underclass- man on the varsity squad. Excellent left-handed snowbird artist. Good on corner and overhead pot shots. Shows good team work. ik il' DICKIE PEARSON - Hails from Monaghan and on team for second year. Looked much better on his ball handling and defensive work. Saw his share of action with the Tornado cagers. if ik IACK BUSBEE-VVith several sea- sons of class 'C' ball under his belt. Got into a goodly number of ball games and looked good on offense and defense. Showed line cooperation. VVALLACE ROBERTSON-A sen- ior from Dunean. He showed up well on offense and defense, played the part of reliable reserve. Always had good team spirit. if i' VVILLIE MATHIS-Played plenty of reserve ball in his initial year with the Parker varsity. His experience with textile AC' teams showed up greatly as he looked equally good on offense and cleliense. Should see action next year. DAVID PUTNAM-Brotlier of one of hest Parker hasketeers. Shows prom- ise of following in hrother's footsteps. IIERBERT PRINCE-First year on varsity squad. Played in a numher of games alespite his lack of experience un- til this year. Hail line team spirit and xvell lilvecl. if 'k BENNY l3ARNl3.'l'T - Great im- provement shoxvn during year. Smooth passer, excellent shot. Parker's 1945 Purple and Cold clad basketball squad established the best cage record ever made at the District High by marching through 17 consecutive opponents undefeated as the Class 'A' high school basketball champions of South Carolina. The club played under the line coaching of Athletic Director Paul Waggoner. Waggoner said, They are the greatest bunch of basketball players 1 have ever had the pleasure of coaching in my seven years as a high school basketball coach. The Colden Tornado registered two victories each over Spartanburg, Anderson, Greenville, Welcome, Clinton, and Easley, while defeating Central, Creer, Ensley, Ala., Ocala, Fla., and Lake City, Fla., once. Parker undoubtedly had the hottest offensive in history as they racked up an amazing total of 1,050 points to their oppo- nents' 393 points. Parker's highest points for a single game were earned when they whipped Eas- ley, 93 to 15. The lowest number of tallies was made in beating Greenville in their first game, 29 to 25. Ocala, Fla., tallied the most points against Parker with 39, while Central had the lowest mark with eight points. Bert Wilson, standing an even six feet .in his stocking feet, is the squad's tallest player. The starting Five average 5 feet 11 inches in height. Captain Ellie Evington sparked the team's individual scoring as he hit the ring of steel for a grand total of 318 points, an average of 19 points per game. Fred Powers took runner-up scoring laurels with 194 points. Stowe had 141 points, Wilson 127 points and Cwinn 95 points to round out the top Five honors. 1945 BASKETBALL RECORD Parker . . . . 67 Welcome . . . Parker . , . . 89 Central . . . Parker . . . . 62 Greer . . . , , . Parker . . . . 60 Welcome . . . Parker . . . . 70 Anderson . . . Parker . . . . 81 Clinton . . . Parker . , . , 93 Easley . . , Parker , . . . 89 Clinton . . . . . Parker . . . . 51 Anderson . . . Parker . . . . 37 Spartanburg . . Parker . . . . 64 Ensley, Ala. . . Parker . . , . 66 Easley . . , , . Parker . . . . 29 Greenville . . . Parker . . . . 57 Spartanburg . Parker . . . . 52 Lake City, Fla Parker . . . 43 Ocala, Fla. . . . Parker . , ..,. 40 Greenville . . Totals . . . . .1,050 Totals . . 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Main St. Greenville, South Carolina fvxfftft, A, fVx,VX,t,X,t, Cfx,VVVvVX,X,, ,X X,X,VX,t,X V, ,tfXfVx.mAAAA,x ,x,XAAAAfVXA,VxfvvxAA,xAA COCHRAN JEWELRY COMPANY Watches I Diamonds I Jewelry of All Kinds Trophies I Invitations OPEN AN ACCOUNT Pay Weekly or Monthly COCHRAN'S 211 N. Main Street VICTOR-MONAGHAN COMPANY GREENVILLE, s. C. ,VLAAAAA,x,VxA,xAA,VVvxAA,VvVvvxAAnf,V-.f- ,E A . ,E ,VL ,R ,I ,-.A A,VxA,x,VVxAfvK.fLA,x Af. f-. ,LJ ,X ,N COMPLIMEN TS TO GRADUATES UNIGN BLEACI-IERY GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA ,vvvxfxfxfsfxfvx PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL CGMPANY WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE Distributors for O. 86 C. Quick Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Phones 886-887 Greenville, S. C COTVIIJLIMICNTS OF STAR CLEANERS 86 LAUNDRY GREENVILLE, 5. C. Phones 73 and 74 Main Office: 113 W. Stone Avenue Rl'UIlIZll Oflioes: 109 W. Coffee Streetg 115 Cleveland Street E. North Streetg Taylors, S, C. A A,V1A ,A ,X ,. AJXA, rAfe,VVX,x,e 2, E ,sf , ,XAAA,xAAAfAA,Vxf.,XfXAf.fXAfVx., f,AA,V-XA Acme Flour 86 Supply Company Distributors WHITE LILY FLOUR WHOLESALE GHOCERIES AND FEEDS I 406 E. lVlcBee Avenue P. O. Box 935 Telephones 2488 and 2489 XVv3I'Cll0llS6! C. and W. C. Railway Tracks GREENVILLE, S. C. AA AA,xAA,xAAfxAA,xA,xAA,xAA,xAAAAAA,xAA ,VXA AAA AfxA A A ,ef ,AAA,xAAA fvvxfv-Jxff. AA A ,-,XA A . 4,1 . 1 rr- 1 -'- - '-,.-L1 . ' .'- 'I , o'NEA1-WILLIAMS '- l rf ffl- lf ' Q SPORTING GOODS r- .' . XA. I , f rg- .' 241 North Main Phone 122 Greenville, S. C. fvxfvxfvxfv R. D. JONES aa SONS 24-H our Ambulance Service Telephone 178 1004 Augusta Street HEYWARD MAHCN COMPANY GREENv11S,Lr:, S. C. Good Clothvs for Men and Buys DRINK AT 10-2-4 -VVWX fvw- - -S . , . . ,Sw f AA, ,fxnAA,,S. VXA, AAAAA,xn,xA,VXAA.-vVx,VxfkA,VvM1,xA, MAAA IVEY-KEITH Um' of Illf' Cfzrolimfs pI'l'IIfIllIil1'lIfi71,g Stnrvs xfxAAAA,xAfx,x,VS. ,X A ,Vw-. A ,VXA ,X AA. ,X.,Yx AA N, -. ,VV X, Uv-Vx A,Vx,vVVVX,xfvx,X A A,x,vXAAA,x AAA, Vx,VVXfVVxfVXAA, V E. f-WX,vXA,V U V vVVxAA,x,e,V-VVVX f-If-LAJVV V x , VIAAAJV Vvxfvvvv X AA AA,w,VAx,VVvV w,x1NVvVvVX,vvvmfxf GREENVILLE SECRETARIAL SCHOGL MAULDIN BUILDING GREENVILLE, S. C. Woodside Cotton Mills Company GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Wflw mill that takes an interest in its enzfployeas PHONE 4514 POE HARDWARE 86 SUPPLY C0. HARDWARE AND MILL SUPPLIES 112 South Main Street GREENVILLE, S. C. FOR 60 YEARS The South's Leading Home Furnishers I Corner 5 Telephones Main and Mallee 4051 - 4052 AAAA,x,vVVxfxAAf WT,m Compliments of SPRAY - DAYLITE and Complete lille of outside paints Greeriville, S. C. Av n 3' no O E Z 'J' CD C '11 Ha L- P4 ru Q Compliments of DIEDMON PLUSH MILL Greenville, S. C. Compliments of CAROLINA, RIVQLI, and CENTER THEATERS North Main Street QQYN- CHUWN EULA N EHI BOTTLING CO. Greenville S. C. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ,VXA ,x,VxA,xAAAA AAA MWAAAANAMVVWAANSX, ,V S Xfvvvx,-,x.X,em,xAfvxA,VVVVxA,vvx COMPLIMENTS IDEAL LAUNDRY 86 CLEANERS The Leading Lll1,llllll'y and Cleaners of the Piedmont Section TELEPHONE 4360 A DAVENPORT7S The Shop for Boys and Young Men 207 North Main Street PHONE 3985 GREENVILLE, S. C. Vx,Vx,,,. AA .X FAA ,-,N AA.. AAJVXAA COMPLIMENTS W. A. SEYBT 86 CCMPANY School and Office Supplies 16-l8 East lVleBee Ave. Phone 1504- GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS PAUL FOSTER'S GARAGE 24 Hour Service Motor Steam Cleaning Yvrecks Rebuilt Body and Fender Repairing Brake and Generator Service Wlleel Alignment Phone 25 - 300 Nortll Main St. A,xfvVxA,Vx,e VVVXAAAAA City Tire 86 Recapping Company GlG'I'l?0l1f17ilIl3,S Choice PHONE 2816 7 AUGUSTA ST. Lefs Meet Az . . . E N S 0 R ' S Main Street at McBee Avenue Where the Food I s Good PHONE 558 JIMMY FAZIO Specializing in Body and Fender Painting ' Upholstery ' Welding Easley Highway l,ll0Il6 4460-,l UNITED TIRE CO., INC. Hecapping ' Repairing ' Retreading DISTRIBUTORS OF U. S. TIRES COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE 17 College St. Greenville, S. C. PHONE 2900 mAfVmAA,CVVm,AwA,vvv, ,w,vVm,A VVCA,VV-vxfvxfvxAfxfx COMPLIMENTS or PARKER ROAD DRUG STORE The Prescription Drug Store PHONE 1839 Cor. Parker Road and Woodside Ave. Greenville, S. C. Agent for the Expert G E N E R A L Recapping TIRE KRAFT SYSTEM HWQ Never Closes, H U N T E R ' S TIRE SERVICE 401 N. Main St. Phone 9115 Compliments of Holcombe Motor Company USED CARS We Buy, Sell or Trade CASH OR TERMS 635 S. Main St. Phone 1819 Compliments of BOLT,S DRUG STORES Greenville, S. C. wAA,VmMm, fCA,VxAA,vVx ,Vvx,vxfvxA,VxAAfCAA,V-.An,vvx,Vx, A AANXAAAANVC, X,-fvvv-. ,VC VvAVMVvxA ,vxfvvvvvvxfvw C Xfxfvvvvvvvxfxfxfvvxfx PIEDMONT SHIRT COMPANY HMAKERS OF WINGS' DRESS SHIRTS - SPORTS WEAR GREENVILLE, S. C. Compliments 0 f SCURRY-NIXQN Wholesale AUTO PARTS SUPPLIES - EQIQIPM ENT Phone 4192 422 South Main Sl. BEST WISHES COLUMBIA BAKIN G COMPANY S O U T H E R N BREAD and CAKES C. O. ALLEN COMPANY Established 1889 GOODRICH TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES TIRE RECAPPING - FARM SUPPLIES I4 N. Brown St. Phones 777-620 A,Vx,VVVxA,V1 VVXAA WELBORN LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Office and Yard Pendleton Road l'. O. Box No. 27 Telephone 2752-,I x,vwvvmAfVAVVx.,,-CA - V X,xAA,VVVVX,Xf.,A coMPL1MENTs OF EASTERBY MOTOR COMPANY flncorporatedj AGENT FOR DODGE AND PLYMOUTH PHONE 3864- GREENVILLE, S. C. V V vVxAA,xAfC,x,xA,x,van,V CoMPL1MENTs OF FRANKLIN SAVINGS 86 LOAN CO. uLending Hundreds to Thousandsu 108 E. Wasllington St. Phone 6710 mvVvvvvVw AVAAAAAAAAwA -O AAAAA GREENVILLE STEAM LAUNDRY Member American Institute of Laundering D R Y C L E A N E R S 'GThe Pioneer Laundry of Greenvillew For prompt and efficient service call one of Greenville's oldest cleaners and laundry Phone 4190 28 Townes Compliments of I -52-7 I I I . lk I ml!!! I 1 ' FOR PLEASAN7' SHUPPINGU J. C. HALEY FURNITURE CO. The Store of Values CASH OH TEH M S 662 5. Main SL. Phone 457 W -41 2 , G Q u i W L I rumvlr f CQPU-1411 ,- ..,,-.I U.- uY0u Can Buy It For Loss Ar ,Ionesw ' 207 S. Main St. Phone 1391 VV .J VxfV1,,Xfo,,,A,vVx,VXA,xf.fvVvxfVv1,.,.,1,x, ,- A Af. .W Aff, A AfV1A,xfX,VxA,XAAfvvv LINER,S MARKET QlLlllilf.X'AIl'l1fS, Fish and Poultry 21 North Laurens St. Greenville, S. C 5 M4175 T H E P A N T R Y Specializing in . . . Fried CIIITIHICOII ' Western Steaks ' I,illlll?lS Luncheons ' Breakfasts ALWAYS GOOD COFFEE 1619 Augusta Road Telephone 4630 J. W. RULLOCK, Prop. No. 112 W. Washington St. Greenville, S. C. HALL and COX Real Estate . . . Loans . . . Insurance LONG TERM MORTGAGE LOANS Phone 2662 Compliments of STEWART-MERRITT CO. A,Vx,vxfvxfvvMY,,wXA,L TA, AA-f,xMxAAfAMwA, DO YoUR TRADING AT GREENVILLE BARGAIN HOUSE 650 S. Main Street WEST END'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Where Goods ,ire Cheapest AC 1001 Vx,xAAAAA fonzplete Floral Establishment With Greenhouses. Flower Shop and Fields of Growing Flowers W e Telegraph Flowers ELOWERPHONE 5490 RAYSOR FLORAL COMPANY Pendleton 'IGlose to the Hospitals SERVING AND SELLING SOUTH CARULINNS FIRST MARKET 24 HOURS DAILY C6112 CBrmmil12 Nunn Morning THE GREENVILLE PIEDNIONT Evening SOUTII CAROLlNA'S LEADING NEWSPAPERS THE xA,VVVvVXAAfVVxA,1 fVVX,VVv1,Vx AfOxAA A ,V-. , . ,A.,1,-VOX ,A fx,-.Af ,N A fxAA,xAAAAA PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK GREEN V ILLE. S. C. Member F. D. I. C. Serving the Public Since 1399 PATTON, TILMAN 86 BRUCE Shoes and Hosiery of the Hlfetter Kinds' Greenville, S. C. X-RAY SHOE FITTING AA,XAAA,vxfxAAAA1 COAL AND COKE Telephones 1161 or 630 Dependable Stoker, Grate and Furnace Coal City Wide Deliveries from 2 Yards Ballenger Bros. Coal Company Established 1912 13 BOYCE COM PLIMENTS Palmetto Roofing 86 Supply Company R. V. LIVINGSTON HA Roof for Every Builflillgg, Call 4318 301 Augusta Street COMPLIMENTS RAMSEUR ROOFING COMPANY PHONE 3457 353 YV. McBee Avenue vwwvvvxfvvvvvvv V ,A,,A,vX,vVVX,Vx,VVxA,VVvVNAfVvvvvxAA,VVxAAAA,xAAAAAAAAA,V V C , V X, MARY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 901 Buncombe Street Greenville, S. C Beauty Culture of A ll Kinds SARA SIZEMURE BURNETTIC, Proprietor RUTH and VIVIAN LONG, Managers Remember TI-IACKSTON CHEVROLET CO. Maintains A SUPER CHEVROLET SERVICE STATION BODY - FENDER - PA INT AND U PHOLSTERY Phone 3707 104 College St c1oMv1.IMr1NTs or DUKE POWER COMPANY GHmcNvll.1.lf3, 5. cz. THE oH1GlN.xL DELUXE DINER Next to Carolina Theatre 336 N. Main St FREE PARKING SPACE Telephone 9261 Uriginators of 'CWORLITS BESTP Specializing in . . . Steak Sandwiches ' Ice Bax Pies Home Made Mexican Chili ,AA,VvxAA,xAAAAAAA,VV-vVxAA,vVxAfvVVVX,Vvx,VxA,xA,VVx,XAAA,Vvx,fX,A,x,xA,v,VxA,VxAAAAAAA,xA DILLARD PAPER COMPANY Incorporated 'aff Itss Paper , PAPER MERCHANTS Greensboro, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Greenville, S. C. C U fl I, TELICPHONl'l 83 GREENVILLE ICE 86 FUEL PLANT 221 Hixer Slrvvl R. M. DACUS DRUG STGRE Nl:0lT1'l'S 11112 Parlfvr Uislrivl I,il.-ff ilu' Uvww H. Nl. lJ.M1lfS. llruggisl 4: Nllbllilgllllll ,llulsml E u . 'I 4 L,-L,,,,,,LV,,.,-,, . ,,V,. , L, , Y, P 4 4 3 HE 3 C C C C JUDSCN LAUNDRY CLEAN, AIRY. D.VXYLlGH'l' PLANT Wlwrv You Find QIl,!IIil.X' Worlr AI I'UUlll'l'lll0 Privvs Sf'Xl lC AND S,-X NITAHY SICK VICE C.'Xl,!, 2900 C0lIlI1lIlllt'l'IllS of ALFRED T. SMITH f:l'0l?ll'Uill0,S Smnrlvst Maris and Young Mmfs Shop In the Busy 200 Block u 1: INC 14 PET PASTEURIZED MILK Ilhone 3510 A !Y,'f.JAljM'Qrllegu Stl-get ' I CUMPLIMICNTS BALENTINE PACKING COMPANY GRmZNx'11C,1,lf:. 5. cz. OBSERVER PRINTING COMPANY CU,IIMEHC14I, PRINTERS Greemille. S. C. 33 W. NICBG6 AYO. PIIOIIGT 3237 .N .. ,, lil -' I Compliments XV Nl Xe - of , i Dx- lt s A W ORANGE MILL xl 1 .l . ,I . 14 lllbx 5 QR ,xy 6 . qxh' OFFICE EQUIPMENT -' A5 COMPANY Every Ojice Aid 3 for Every Kind of Trade 116-118 Vllest MeBee Avenue Phone 4780-4781 Greenville, S. C. UN ew Furniture for Uldu CASH OR TERMS PIEDMON T FURNITURE COMPANY 19 E. Coffee Phone 1287 4AAA,vmAAAA A Afvxfx, . f ,X A .- Compliments Mountain City Foundry and Machine Company 200 Academy Street 3311 3195 CHEATHAM HARDWARE COMPANY Greenville, S. C. PHONE 4645 25 West McBee Avenue fvwx ,w,VXmV. DRY CLEANING and Laundry THE BELL Cleaners 86 Laundry DELIVERY SERVICE Ring the bell for real cleaning WORK GUARANTEED Quality Work-Reasonable Prices U-r Customers Are All SatisBed! Plant Oflice 614 E. Washington Rd. 3 West Court St, Telephone 743 Telephone 9513 s Q Wwogud .4 THOMAS MCAFEE FU ERAL OKME 704 191. 14144 w NEAL LUMBER CO. Ill Kinds Building Materials C. A. Neal, President Alexander A. Neal, Vice-Pres. Phone 2267 Greenville, S. C. Compliments PARIS THEATRE Vx A,-,1,,x,vCf,,CA ,vx,Vx A ,- , XA ,VXAAAJAA f Compliments Of BRUCE 86 DOSTER DRUG CO. The Rexall Drug Store Phone 116 116 S. Main St. GEORGE ROSS LUMBER COMPANY 400 Rhett Street LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE and PAINTS X wMVX,AAAA,xAAAAAA,xAAAAA ,VVVKJVXA fvxfefvx ANN LEWIS Dress Fashion Center 217 North Main Street 16 P 5, 1 Compliments Eifewlfvf FHM MON AGI-IAN MILL Seri Greenville, S. C . S b 5 b u D J 2 , P J 1 ASIA RUG CLEANERS WORK EXPERTLY DONE Repairing and Dyeing Rebinding, Refringing, Resizing Storage Facilities Auto Upholstery Cleaned CALL 3328 227 Augusta St. CHAS. SAAD, Mgr. STONE BROTHERS Civilian and Military Clothiers Q. 5 Complete Outfitters to Men, Young Men and Students 103 N. MAIN STREET Complirnents 5 . 'ff - E .J r, .2-gvq . 5 I i R. H. BEARDEN fe ji. S . SHERIFF tg H 'la .Q- K N lf 9 Q . x KN Q. 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Work Guaranteed PRENTISS BOWDEN, Owner Phone 109 28 College St. 19 1 0 DRAUGHON'S 1 945 21 N. Main St.-Phone 723-J VwAAVMC Compliments of SAM'S LUNCH ROOM Gay's Clothing Store MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING L. S. LOCKETT, Mgr. 32 S. Main St. Compliments of SULLIVAN HARDWARE COMPANY Greenville, S. C. Compliments of J. A. Piper Roofing Co. GREENVILLE, S. C. VAUGHANSS JEWELERS 16 W. North Street ' A PHONE 627 PHONE-500-PHONE One, two, three, four or Eve passengers in City Limits . . . ALL FOR 50c YELLOW CAB CO. Main Office Rear Poinsett Hotel S ii ? , 1. 1 fav, E 1 S Compliments of if POE lVlILL STORE BELK-SIMPSON C0- 9 WHERE THOUSANDS BUY THEIR 2 GRocER1Es, MEATS, DRY GREENVILLE, S. C. E GOODS AND SHOES S HO,O ,H,OO,,O , ,O,.H. ,.J.N.AN..M MM. f HO., OOO- . MMM .-O,- .WMANWMNW Compliments of BROS., 3 Successors to H. B. Harper and Bros. E Office Machines and Equipment 108 W. lVlcBee Avenue ' PHONE 2568 5 ELEANOR SHOP 3 DR. C. LOYD MCCRARY Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Dresses, i Optometric Eye Specialist Coats, Suits S H . Modern eye care is a sound . V investment 6 S. Mam St. Greenville, S. C. Wallace Building phone 4471 5 W. T. GRANT co. Complimemsof Known For Valuesl' 5 101 N. MAIN STREET I Cauclell's Men,s Shop Compliments of The Geer Drug Company S I L V E R 9 S VVHOLESALE DRUGGIST - Greenville Spartanburg and 1,1 7 5 15 Nort. Main Street Q Charleston, S. C. Rhodes-Perdue-Collins Compliments Furniture Co., Inc. Complete Home Furnishings Sans Souci Pharmacy 100-104 East Washington Street C. Douglas Wilson Co. Brezeale Hardware Co. F h B ' All K' d . . lnsugglfceeanilslvllgrtgageulllsans Only Hardware Store in Parker D1str1ct Telephones 280-281 5 Phone 3646-West Greenville . Z PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ' WXWCU4 afLffLf74,,fww4 rf 1 x X X K N iI7QfMQ,9wVJhw, gif Y-Xcw. Lwvw i' Kei ' SRQEIBQU3 W WT Ov wha Maw' 5 0621-Q-fDU74-7 Vi 5 ' s . . 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