Parker High School - Parkerscope Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1946 volume:

'fy K 0 b 555. Q .J E s .fff i, 4 r. 1 1 1 s 'S '3' S 1. 4 ,J W 1 R 54 .fu If 1 I' , fi 1? ' ' ' '-!:. ,.l: if F : I lg, I mv 35 '15, .:,,: 5255 fl 2 Qin Y? in M! 1 Q : jig : . 5. ref' l ' PARKE SCCPE Published by the student body of PARKER HIGH SCHOOL Greenville, South Carolina 'k vw ew gezwd -70 - , Q W 1 GA ' Lx we L . Gpyaffwfx f U May this 1945-46 Parkerscope always bring to mind happy memories of the days spent at Parker High. .IIMMIE and MARTHA v' J F ORE WORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION THE FACULTY THE CLASSES FEATURES SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS VOCATIONS ADVERTISING OREWORD We, the Parkerscope staff, in presenting this Parker- scope, have endeavored to portray the school activities for the year 1945-46. In compiling this annual, many problems have con- fronted us. As we attempted to solve these problems, we have done wllat we thought would be of interest to the majority of people. It is our sincerest hope that we have not shunned any club, organization, or individual. We have worked together in one united effort in order to give the present student body the best Parker- scope in the history of Parker High School. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to all who have helped in any way toward making this annual a great success. Had it not been for you, tl1e annual would have been a failure. lt is our profound desire that you will enjoy reading and turning through the pages of this annual, and will cherish it as one of the genuine memories of your high school career. LIKEABLE INSPIRING HUMOROUS HELPFUL INTERESTING SPIRITED ENERGETIC RESOURCEFUL DEDICATICN To Mr. Nelson, our principal, we, the senior class, dedicate this 1945-4-6 Parkerscope. He has worked faithfully for the progress and ad- vancement of our high school, and has been a guiding light for all the students. He possesses to a high degree the qualities which we admire in a leader. c ADMINISTRATION L. P. HOLLIS Superintenvlent T. M. NELSON Principal I. II. ANDERSON K- IAY Assismnt S11peri111cmIw1t ASSISIUW PVMCIPUI 'A' 'A' ir BOARD OF TRUSTEES If. l'. CJSTEEN, B. JAIXIESON, C. IXIICCALL, F. IIOWARD, M. O. ALEXANDER MISS NEELEY AUSTELL HAROLD M. BALLEW MISS IXNNIE BARKSDALE MISS LUCILLE BISHOP MRS. MARY S. BISHOP MISS NELLIE BOLT MRS. NELLIE BRIGHT MRS. SARA BROADNAX MISS ELIZABETH BRYSON MISS PAULINE BRYSON P. D. CANADA MRS. BLANCIIE CAS1'LES MISS JANE CHARLES MISS R. ENOSTROM JOHN W. CIANTT FACULTY S 5 Q In their hands lies the task of educating c1t1zens of tomorrow FACULTY wh PAT GARNETT LOUIE GREET MISS HAZEL PIEARD SPURGION HENDERSON MRS. ISABEL IJINES MISS GRACE HIOTT DWIGHT HUGHEY Mlss SALLIE LAY MISS HARRIET LEWIS MRS. INEZ MCCONNELL MRS. LUCILE MILLER Miss A. P. MOSELY MISS CORDIA RIULLINAX MISS MAUDE NESMITH MRS. LAURIE NICHOLSON Not only is there an art in knowing a thlng, FACULTY MRS. MIRIAM O,DELL MISS JOSEPIIINE PEABODY MISS EMILY PETIT MISS WILLENE PRIUET MISS ELSIE RIIEBERG MRS. ANNIE L. RIDDLE MRS. GRACE ROPER MRS. IVIARY ROPER MISS IRUBY SCOTT MRS. LOUISE SIIIRLEY MRS. FANNIE LAURA SIINIPSON D. W. STEVENSON MISS RUTII STEVENS R. W. SUIxIIxIERS MRS. VIRGINIA TAYLOR but also a greater art in teaching it. FACU LTY x TRS. TEIXIPLETON PAUL WAGGONER AIISS IIIENE WILIZIIRN VICTOR WEST IVIISS CLIFTON WILLIAMS They guide us along our way. OUR MASCOTS-PAT AND ANN JAY On And Off Moments Of A jolly good pair. 6. just married. 7. Any pains today? 8. Slugger. 9. Tiny drinks a coke. 10. The Faculty just resting. That shirt again. Discussing us kids?? Have a cookie. Hello there!! MAIN BUILDING Standing erect like a silent sentinel, the main building serves as a pro- tector for 011r education. ir nl' 'lr AUDITORIUM The auditorium is where we wor- shipped and at times we laughed. A feeling of fellowship was born liere. A K til VOCATION AL BUILDING Amidst tlle llum of motor and mill we learned our trade by choice K I CAFETERIA 1500 appetites were satisfied daily here Those Who Serve Visiting the dear old A Im a Mater. Jackgs a jack of all trades. Une of our many sailor boys. Rex, a former president. H andsome Dewey visiting us again Another bull session. Bob, an athletic hero. Une of us who left to serve. ..., 'F Alma Mater Midst the hum of her industries, As a beacon,s beaming light, To her childrenss best endeavors Parker High School lends her might, In 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, Achievemenfs goal to find, Parker ties will ne,er be broken, Still her sheltiring arms entwine, And across the distant spaces, Tales of fame and prowess bold, Will reflect the Parker Spirit, And the Purple and the Gold. FITIQCJD UCIIFIG OFFICERS President .... WALTER QBUDDYJ KNIGHT Vice President .............. J. C. BOWICK Secretary .... ..,.... A ZALEE MARTIN Treasurer -- .... BETTY SUE MAUNEY Advisor ------- MRS. SHIRLEY THE SENICR CLASS IDORA LEE AIKEN Good things come in small loundles. Clee Club 25 Home Room Secretary 2. it x7IRGINIA ALLISON Faithful, loyal and true always. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Recreation Committee 45 Captain ol Basketball 4. if JOHN PREsTON ARNOLD A merry heart he has, thus making a cheerful acquaint- ance. Home Room President 25 Baseball 3. I y H .M was fiat 2 is X 4 JL R nil' wish M BARBARA JEAN ALLEN As pleasant as the day is long. kk QiRADY ALLSEP A likeahle lad well nc'er forget. irir KliNNli'I'll ATKINSLJN Life depends upon the stuff a man is made of. Home Room Secretary lg Vice President Home Room 25 Bar Association 3, 4, 59 Sanitation 5. it lxlARY REDOLIA ALLEN Little and likeable. Home Room Secretary lg Home Room Vice President 4g Runner to Beauty Queen 4 'ki' 'llIIOMAS EDWIN AMICK A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, A chain of friendship all the while. Home Room President 1, Z, 4g Home Room Vice Presi- clent 3. it BILLY WILRU ll AUSTIN His virtues are many, his faults are few. SENICRS '46 RICIIARD AUBREY ALEXANDER A friend in need is a friend indeed. 'k i' lXlABLE ANDERSON The smile of her I love is like the dawn, Whose touch makes Meinnon sing. 'ki' RIAXINE IXYERS Sineerity is the keynote to success. President Home Room l: Congressman 2: School ln- formation C o m m i t t C e 3: Chairman School Informa- tion Committee 4g Ofliee Force 4g Clee Club 43 Cabi- net 4g VVhols VVho 4. ' f 'O ,1,i-.. -fl' ....,. v w . s l'?: S V kia ,,.1., I -Q V , . ALvrN XVir.r.iAixt BACWIQL1. Not too lmsliful-not too lzolll, just exactly right 1,171 told. B Team Basketball 2g Home Room Secretary and Treasurer 3: Sgt. of Arms -lg Bar Association -l. if XYLHNIQLI. BAKER Her fuce implied knowledge. 'k 1' BENN1 i-1 BARNETT In football or in classworlc, he always wins VVl1e1lzer lze argues or just merely grins. President llome Room 2g Football 2, 3, -lg Basketball 3, -lg Block Letter Club -lg Sgt. of Arms Senate -lg Trallie Force -lg Profector Stall 1. EDITH l3,xu.uY Sensible and very interesiing. Entered Junior Year. Cos- metology 3, -l. 'A' 'k litmus THURMAN BALLICVV VVe like tlzis friendly guy lies a jolly gootl fellow. Senate -lc D. O. Club -l. 'A' i' BETTY Bixnn Nice anal full of fun. '39 JACK llrurlax' Carefree and lulppy, lmiglzs frequently. Trallie Force 2. i' 'I' Osaorrxrg llAl.I,EXV A true friend lzere and tlrere is 'wluu makes tlle worlcl so fair. Football -lg Trallic Force 3, -l. i' 'A' jnfxts l3,xn'1oN Ambitious, Llepeiulalvle, eluzrining iutleell. Dramaties 2. SE IGRS '46 NINA RUTII llarix' Youll never find ti finer girl. liome Room Vice President 3g Public Relations Com- mittee -l. 'ki' lJUNALD Bixlumnlg True to lziuzself, true to liis friemls, true to liis rluty ul' ways. President Home Room lg Congress 4. it lioism' EARL Btx'i'soN Deperululrleg mul u nice per- son to lcnoui. Projection Stall l: Congress- man 3g Senator at Large -lg School Information Commit- tee -lg llome Room Vice Presiclent -lg Superlativc -l. ' 1 F' Jimi: eff: 1-.ee 'M '1-fi I -it iXlAUDE CA'1'IlliRlN12 BATSON llelirzlale in all slte attempts. Cosmetology 3, -lg 'kt HAZEL B1.y'1'1u5 Gentle witlml mul pleasmzt in lier speeelz. Dramatics 2. i' ir JOAN Bow13N ,lust nice, street, mul lomlzle. lloine Room President lg Glue Club 2. BILLY BEACIIAIX4 lVitty, lively, lmppy zzml gay. Home Room President lc Band 2, 3: Sellool Relations Committee -l. it josuvn llAlXIILTON Boucic A gootl word and fl smile for everyone. Football 2, 3, -lg Baseball 3, lloine Room Treasurer 3. it jumz BENNIE Bowl ta lllitlz tlte In-igtzrest of lmir, :tml tlze lariglztest of eyes, slte spreads joy e1'e1'y1vl1ere. lloine Room Secretary 3. Manual 'Qi r P...-ultitf Barns BILIJIJINGITIIZLD fl liglttlzeartetl mul ltrzppy person is lze. 'A' 'k JAIXIES CLAUDE Bowrcx, In. Ilas a witming personality, very athletic, exceptional pl'1.ysi1411e. Football 2, 3, 4, Trallic Force 3, -lg llolne llooun President -la Cafeteria -la Vice President Senior Class -la llloelc Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Captain Foot- ball 4, Basketball Manager 35 Shrine Bowl 41 Superla- tive 4. 'A' 'k Boism' Joie BRADLEY Ability, good sport, always tlze some. Football 3, -lx Library Science 4 SENIORS '46 FURINIAN BLACK A gootl ole frieml uml tt jolly pal. 'lirallic Force 4. i i' lDOl-KOTHY BowEN Consttznt favorite, always tlze same, mul very tzttmctire. linterecl Senior Year. Beauty Queen Runner-up 4. 'kk AllLDRED Binuous lltzs at willing smile mul Il gentle way. Ilome Room Presitlent 3. 'Q 4 WIN BETTY BRIDWELL ffulelziizg sniile, frienclly iminner, neat. lJI'Llll1LlIlCS 2. 'A' ak BETTY JEAN BROCK To know lzer is to love lzer. Secretarv Home Boom 1, 2 , , 3, Chairman Sanitation Com- mittee -lx Cabinet -ig Beauty Queen 4. if i' MACK RAY BUCIQNIZR lie luis a eonzlrimition of lmiin, lzunzor mul friemlslzip. BoBB1E NELL BRIGHT Slie is merry, clever, fl very agreeable maiden. President Home Boom lg Trallic Force 2, 3, 4g Home Room Librarian 1, 2g Man- ager Girls Basketball Team 3, 4. 44 SYBIL JANE BROOKS A melodions voice, very tliouglztful of others. Glee Club 3: Library Staff 4. i 'k GEORGE RoRER'r BURNIIIWI' ,lust being lnippy is rz Hue way to lie. R SARA lVlA1tTIIA BRANNoN Fun loving, lfewitclzing lrrown eyes. Y i' JAIWES EDWARD BRUMLEY His heart was open all the day, His feelings were all true. President Home Room lg House of Representatives 23 Bar Association 2, Assistant Advertising Manager Herald 3, School Information 3, Ad- vertising lX'lanager Parker- seopc 4: Manager Herald 4g School Service Committee 4, Vvboys Wlbo 4. 'k 'A' lXlAXlNE BURLEY A true friend is forever a friend. Clee Club 2, 3: Home Boom President 2: Public Belations Committee 3. SE IORS '46 AGNES BREAZEALE Our iniiuls Cll1Zl'1OfxLfY'LlS17 tlieni, our pens cannot spell, Her virtues, tlze masters alone can tell. Home Room Vice-President 1, 3, Home Room President 44 Sanitation Committee 43 Herald Staff 43 Dramatics 2, 'ki' Lois BRYANT Slie was willing mul courte- ons. Dramatics 2. i' i' FRED BYRD Like ll my of snnslzine, lie Iiriglztens up the place. Q.,-as j 5 X113 , egg 9 ,HT alia? RA1x1oNA CALDWELL Cerzlle i11 l1e1' 11111111191 11111l fair to look upon. llome Room Secretary l. ii' AlARY LOUISE CABIPBELL A lo1'11l1le l1row11ette who lives to lauglz llllll talk. Social Relations Committee 1: llome Room Librarian 3. 41 Cosmetology 3, 45 mxlties 2. i' i' Auimuv CAP.v111: cl0IlfG'I'll,llIC12f is better fielzes. lJI'ilI112ltlCS 2. Dra- tl11111 I3H'1'Tx' ANN CA MPBIQLL ller lziglz selzool IS 11151 tlze first step i11 lzer success. Qanitution Committee -lg Girl Reserves -L 'k 'lr MAX CIAMPUQLI- lle plays lair tlllll s1111111'e 111 11ll iinies. Key Master 4. it li0lJlilllClC Cmwlzu Ufilli LI sense of l111111o1' tIlILl 1l1e yioufer lo lllllgll. VV111' Roncl Sulesmzm 3. lJAVVN CABTPBELL She u'e111's ll smile that 'll'0ll'l come off. President Home Room 1: Secretary Home Room 23 Textiles 1. ti: BILLY CJANTHLLL l11 lzis fnee I See flze 'HZJZ17 of lzoizor, t1'11tl1 mul loyalty. liootlmll -l. 'A' 'k XJIRGINIA LlASON ller smile shows lier l111'p11i ness, lzer friemls lICl' popu- lczrity. SE IORS '46 Vw JENNIE LOUISE CA1N'l1'BELL She is 111111118 of love 111111 service. llome Room Vice-President lg Trallie Force 2, 35 Rhythms 1, 2: llrixinuties 2. if l1x1o1:LN13 CIARTER , The licmler the task, the greater tlie 11el1ie1'e111e11t. l,l'1lIH1lIlCS 2. i' 'A' lXlARY Lou ClATIICART Slie came lzere to study and l1111gl1, her mission is fulfilled. Secretary Home Room lg Glee Clulm 2, 3, 4. if fsfmq Tiltirfisxx ni 'Y' . NORMAN CHANDLER A truer, nolaler, trustier heart never have we found. President Home Room lg Home Room Secretary 2g Home Room Vice President 3, Clee Club 4. it PAUL CLARK Everything seemed to please him. if JOE CoLE I like the man who faces whxzt he must with a step triumphant and a sovereign power. Key Master 4. MW llELEN CIIRISTOPIIER Her heart, it loved the joys of fun. it ciLADYS Jo CLEVELAND Time, place, and action may with pains be wrought, But genius must he horn, and can never he taught. 'kit BILATRICE COLEMAN The wearer of a smile that spells friendship. Library Staff 4. SUE C1ssON She has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. Vice-President Home' Room 2, 3, 45 Library Stall 4. ti' BARBARA COTIIIRAN VVirh a manner mild, her voice sweet, Shels a girl that can't he lzeat. Entered Junior Year: Secre- tary Home Room 3, Glce Club 3, 4, President of Stu- dent Body 4, VVhO's Wlici 4. 'ki FRANCES CZOLEINIAN Search far, search near, hut , . you ll never End a hner girl. SENIORS '46 .T g Q Q DAN CLARK We could not have done without yon. Basketball 2, 3, 4. 'A' if JACK COGGINS Exceeding wise, fair spoken, and persuading. Congressman lg Body and Fender 2, Sub-Member School Service Committee 4. 'kt GRACE CKJLLINS VVl1o can see and forget the glories of the gay hrnnette. H. V .1 MARY CLJI.I.lNS Size was u quiet llllbl indus- trious person. llerald Staff -lg Library Stall 2, -l. 'kt CIIARLES CRUM I-ToN liar nzciy we seareli laefore we find 11 lieart so noble or so kind. Clerk of Court -l. 'lr 'A' BIARY ,lo IJAVIS Size nlwnys gets urlmt slze goes after, zz lnzppy-go-llcclcy. --Yi Noinvm GRALIE COTIIRAN Vllliiiteiiez' is wortli doing at ull, is wortli doing well. Home Room President 3. 1' 1' WlI.I,IAM HBILLH DAVIS A true and lasting friend. MB Team Football 1: Foot- ball 2: llorne Room Presi- dent. it VVILLIAIW GRADY IJICKARD He is one of tlzose men wlzo possesses almost every gift. Senator 3: Senator at Large -lg Speaker in Pro Tern of Senate -lg Football -l: Bloeli Letter Club -l. SARA Couerr All will remenilier lzer friend- ly smile und eoitrfeous ways. Congressman, Glee Club 2, 35 Home Room President. ki' DOROTHY 'lDoT DAVIS A girl witlz nniny talents. Band 2, 3, -lg Girl Preserves 3: Clee Club 3, -l. ti' DKJHIJTIIY lXlAIZ lJILL Slze luis t7 pleizsgnzt smile and and n gentle lviijf. Basketball lg Congressman 2: Glee Club -l. SENIQRS '46 A x QNM Lovn EARL CllIRIS'I'Y Ile is one we could not do witlwut. Congress -lg Library Stall' 4. 'k 'I' NIARGARET ALICE lJAV1S Slie is tlze sweet, quiet kind, urlzose 'nature never mries. Assistant Congressman 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, -lg Rbytlinis 21 Draniaties 2. 'kk RLIDOLPHE Do'N EIIUI1 A good friend and ll jolly pal. Home Room Presiclent -l: Traflie Force 35 Baseball 3. ALLEN Domi fl friemlly smcirr lull was ki' SIQLENA Dunose Slze nets niceg slie talks 11 slze is nice. 'A' 'A' AIIZANETTL l1LL1soN Slze is lioizesl and 'very sincere. lie. ieeg BETTY JANE Dovnii lfverytlziizg suceeezls w i 1 lz people of sweet mul elieerfial tlispositioii. 'ki' I Joms De LORIS lJUNCAN Slze lived ut peace with all immlzinol, in friemlsliip slie 'll'LlS true. i' i' lXlARY Lou Euion Slie will get nzmzy ll'Ol'fll1l'l!llC Iliiiigs from life lieeuuse slle is ever worlziizg to lerzrii some- lliing new. SE IORS ws JACK DQVEP. til lwy like Dover is lnzrtl to fiml, lies friendly courteous, L'l8'l'8l' and lciml. BH Team Football lg Social Relations Committee 2. 'ki' LILLIAN VLRLLINIA IJUNCAN Here is a girl wlm seems 10 tulle life cheerful no mzzttei' wlml il lirings. Cosmetology 3, -lf. it EARL EMILRSON Ile was aluviys seeing tlie funny side of everyiliing. Congress l: llome Room P1'esiLle11t 33 llome llooin Vice President -lg Glee Club 4 346 SYBIL DME Slie mlmirecl lu' imiizy of lier lriemls for liei' 'll'llIHll1xLf 'll't1,1'. i' 'k EIXVIN ELLIOTT He is liked lam' Cl'Ul'VOl1lZ, mul is 1'Ul'j'YUl7llALfll'1g. if if D. B. lfv.-xNs He never meets Ll Sl1'HllgL'I'. 1 E 'KTLA im UWA 'Q 1 114+ kg .. A - QE FQ M,x1:1uN P,x1Hct1,o'1'11 A L18pL'llL1111I1C c111ss1111110, fIIlL1 11 NlI'L'C1g1l1. Billld 1, 2. 5: Glen' Club 4. ir Il' 1JOIl0'I'llY F1N1.11Y Once ll friemi 111111111315 f1'ie1u1. 'ki' M1x1.c:cm1N FLOYD Parrkcr could use 1110111 111:12 111111. Post-gr11c1L111tc. Ll 120yS 1311.11 1'.x1mow l11ll'LIjf'S 1001411154 for 111111, 110011 11111111'c11. it SYBIL M1115 FLANNML1-:N Size is very quiet 11111css 5110 11115 5o111u111i11g w0rt11'111l1i1c to say. it C11A111,1Qs FORTUNIL VVi1f1', IIIIL1 ll'1111l'l' to o111i1e. . 1- 1.11Jl'Lll'f' SI1111 4. Lou1s1L l7uncusoN 11115 tl pleusmzt 1fU01'L1 fm c1'c1yo11c. Lilmmry Stull 4. 'k 'k j,x1x113s EARN1-:s'r FL1g'1'u111i1z S11111io11s, 11cpe111111111e, 111114 xcic111io11s. 1' i' P. L. 1TOl1'l'UNE 1.l11g15s11111i11g pC 1'SO111l111j', gcnml. 'l'r11111c Force 1, 2, 3, 43 Crm- grcss lg Herald Staff 2, 3, 4 tklzllmgcr Frmotlxlll 31 Sgt. 111 IXYIUS at Court 3g Exclmngc Editor 43 Block Letter 4. 1 SE IORS '46 l41c11A111J l51111r:us0N 111l0IlALf1I111l11, 111111 1111711 In 0I11c'1's. 'A' 'A' CLA111114 I71.m'n Goes for his slmre of fun. 'A' i' RoB151x'1' 17'us'1'Ln Nulfgllij' 17111 nice, GV01' prescul 1111. JEAN 13os'1'En 1-X pleasant girl with a pleas- Llllf terry, 111111405 l1e1' pgitlz from tiny to clay. 'ki' LOLA MAL LLALLOWAY ,LII excellent stmleut witlz fl lierirt most lciml, a girl lilce lier is lmrrl Io final. Home Room Librarian lg llomc Room Secretary 2: .Xssistant Congressman 2g Qeliool Service Committee 3: Cabinet 4: Cliairman Selmool Service Committee 4g Liter- ary Editor ol' Parkerseope 4: Ollice Force 4. ti' RACHEL LLXRRISON We could not l1m'e Llime witliout lier. Beauty Queen 4. is A f? its Alamy :Q I ..,. if if '-- ' ., 3 Q rt L 4 1' ,Q , Sv it Fntxivrc EUGENE FRIDDLE, In. Fricnzclly, good disposition ciml 11 lilcecilile PCVSOI1. Home Room Vice Presiclent lg rllrallie Force lg President Home Room 2: Recreation Committee 2, 3g Cheerleader 2: Football 3, 4: Block Letter Club 3, 4. i' if IXLVIN G1XIKlXIiN The true wortli of 11 1115171 is liis elm1'uete1'. Home Room Presiclent 1, 5 i' i' llonorm' LiIiNTRY A 111c1i1l with lzeauty lnlest, as fair HS lfzeowen can make her. Librarv Stall' l, 2, 4. wa, jam 15s FuLLt:n Depe1zd11l1le, easy going, ll mee person to lcizow. Band l, 2, 3, 43 Home Room President 2. 'k if LDYII1 l.Ifl1 C1,x1:n1'1'1' He spells good luck with four letters VVAO-lt-K. Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Home Room Librarian l: Assistant Adver- tising Manager Heralcl 4. 'ki' AlAHl'IlA Lou Grown. lt cloesvft pay to 1fU0l'7'j', tlziiigs are loouml to lfmppcn uny- lzow. Basketball 3, 4. SE IORS '46 N 'S PAUL LVLILLER U'itl1 ll l1f1111111e1', ll nail, aml iieee 0 striiiff, lie can con- .S ' Llll61'tIHj'llIlIZg. 'A' 'A' L. B. LiAHRlSON To lriexulslrip Ira is !ll'L1'llj'5 ll'llC. 'A' if BAY LIS G1 LSTRAP 'iizizing pe1'so1mlity, luis l1iS quiet nionxzents. Um DoNALn CSILSTRAP Tlzouglz you may lcnow liim but iz spun, youll know you ve met zz gcntlerium. Home llooin President lg Sanitation C om ni i t t e e lg President Freslnnan Class lg Football l, 2, 3g Vllent to army alter junior year, stayed 27 months. Back in schoolg Coach BU Team Football 4. ii' lXll1'lA QQRANGER A thing of lwezzuty is zz joy forever. Beauty Queen 2, 45 Girl Re- serves l, 2, 3, 4g Band Secre- tary 4. if BEA'1'n1ci13 CiRlFF1TH Slze lives in lzer tlzouglits mul rlrcams. Ru ru AIAXINE GINN A rluuglzier of tlze gods, llivinely mll and most clivixze- ly fair. Assistant Congressman 2 33 Y Draniatics 2g Home Room President 35 Congress 4. 'A' i' VV1LLIAhl FLETCHER CiRAY, IR. Kiel: tlze worry out flze wimlou' mul let tlie suxzslzine nz. Treasurer Home Room l. i' i' lXlARY ANN PIALE lVlmi's tlic useless lmste mul liurry, lie like me, I never worry. Home Room Secretary 2, 31 Band Secretary 4. f HF Jon GLENN Honest, lzfzrd work and fair play slzall lie lzis rules iu life. I - 1 lorne Room lrcsident 41 rlrallie Force 49 Congress 29 Parkerseope Stall 4. if 'A' FRANCES Gmzuu Her :lays are zluys of plexzsmitizcss. Cosmetology 3, 4. if llEYVV,-XRD Dorzmxs HARRISON He liears rmiclz ami 5:1ys little. Traflic Force 4. SE IORS ,46 JACK CALVIN GRANGLR A smile, a joke, zz friciwl, tlmfs luck. 'k i' EDWIN Gmgcouv I never trouble trozzlzle, fill troulvle trozzbles mc. Entered Junior Year. i' i' YVAYMOND CHARLES HIKRRISON Very studious but not dull. . :f8.:.g:a'.: 9 1 .43 as lJOROTHY HART Not too noisy, not too quiet, Dot is just right. 'Ir if JIZANEAN HAWKTNS She has a gentle heart. it ANNELL HENDERSON A true and lasting friend is she. Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3. ALFRED FIAVVKINS An honest inan and a warm heart. Senator 3, 4. fr 'Ir JAMES VVILTON HAXVTIIORNE Men of few words are often the hest nien. Congress 2, Home Room Vice-President 3. it RACHEL FIENDERSON She was a phantom of :ile- light when hrst she gleaineol upon my sight. Trallie Force 1, 2: Girl Re- serves l, 2, 3, 4g President Home Room 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent Home Room 4g Beauty Queen 3. 'Ei-gr BETTY JEAN IIAVVKINS Well likeal anal consiclerate of every one. Dramaties 2. i' 'A' EDITH l.VlAE HAYNES But thei'e's nothing half so sweet in life as this young clreanz. Home Room Secretary 1, 2, President Home Room 3, 4. 'ki' I. C. HENDRIX A gentleman now and always. SENIORS ,46 EARL PERRY HAWKINS A friend, a gentleman, what more can we say. Traflie Force 1. 'k 'lr FRANK HEBIBREE llis real hair ol0esn't affect his temperament. Football 2, 3, 44 Block Letter Club 3, 4, Home Room Librarian 4. i' i' NKDNY HENDRIX ,lust tall enough to he grace- ful, just dainty enough to please. Secretary - Treasurer Home Room lg Congressman 2g Vice-President Home Room 2, School Service 4, Cirl Re- serves 2, 3, 4g Feature Editor of Herald 4. Ili PATSY HENDIIIX The reason hrin, the tem- ! perate still hnalurance, foresight, strength 1 and skill. llome Room Secretary l, 2 33 Traflic Force 4. i' ir LILLA JOSEPHINE l'lILTON Determination and amlrition she will sitcceetl in life. A r Cleo Club lg Librarian 2, 3 4g D. E. Club 4. l 'ki' CLYNS l'l0L'l' Lilceahle-hilt lcincla on the shysicle. President Home Room l. azz? 5 f F JAIWES EDVVARD HENDRIX Best all-round in sports with his friendly way. Home Room Vice-President lg Home Room President 2: Trallie 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria 49 Block Letter Club 2, 3, 45 Superlative 4. 'ki' RIYRA HOLDER Lovetl hy those who know lzer. Dramaties 2. 'A' ir RAYNIOND HOLTZCLAW Good natured inoleeal, and a ronstant favorite. HELEN LENoRA IiESTER She is stuolious-now and then. Home Room President 2, 3. i' i' INEZ GERALDINE IIOLLAND Wlzeii things were as Hne as coulal possibly he, I thought 'twas the spring, hut alas it was she. Home Room President 2, 4g Clee Club 3g Chairman School Relations Committee 4: Cabinet 43 Ollice Force 4g XVlio's VVlio 4. 'I' 'k BETTY SUE IIOPKINS l1's the songs ye sing anal the smiles ye wear tha1's arnahing the sunshiiie C1lCl'j LUl1C7'8. Secretary llome Room lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Vice- President Home Room 2, 55 Social Relations Committee 3. SENIORS '46 DORIS EVELYN PIITT Short in stature, but high with ideals. Cafeteria lg Glec Club lg D. E. Reporter 4. ici' JAIXIES HOLLDWAY llanalsome and school spirited. 'ki' VIVIIERESA lx1AE H01'K1NS liriinmiiig over with intelli- gence ancl fun. President Home Room l, 25 Vice President Home Room 3: Library Staff l, 25 Girl Reserves 2, 3. 'ia LUTHER HOWARD A tall hoy with ideals to match. Home Room Viceepresident lg Congress 2g Senate 4. 'ki' .H EUGENE HUGHES Nice to have around 'cause he's loads of fun. Congressman l. 'k 'A' JESSALYN HUMPHRTES Politeness is a fine quality to possess. Entered Junior Year. KENNETH lXllLTON HUDKZENS A brilliant mind - usually quiet. it XNYAYIXTOND PIUGIIES He lives to laugh, talk and he happy. Trullic Force 2g Recreation Lomnnttce 4. ti' mllLLIE lXlAE INGLE A girl who seemeth of cheer- ful yesterdays and confident toinorrows. CLIYLER HUDSON An understanding disposi- tion. t ir CLAUDE HUNTEII Iles always ready to please. Clee Club 4. ,gm BILLY EUGENE I IUFE School-spirited with a yearn- ing for 3rou1'nalis1'r1. Secretary Home Room l, 2, 35 Sports Editor of Hcrzxltl 4. 'ki jmmzs llUNTlLll Ile works with deterruirm- tion. 'k 1' Y i' ALLEN JOHNSON LEWIS JAMISON A little nonsense now and Nlust I work? Oh what a then is relished hy the wisest waste of time. SENIORS '46 of men. BEATTIE GARRETT JONES A Hne combination of per- sonality and good looks. 'kt BILLY KELLER He put all his troubles in a box, sat on lid and smiled. it BUDDY KNIGHT I-le's good in athletics, hels good in classes too. His man- hood is unquestioned, great things in life he will do. President Class Oiiicer 1, 3, 4, President Home Room 1, 4, Secretary and Treasurer of Student Body 1, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4g Block Letter Club 2, 3, 4g Who's Who 4, Superlative 4. JACK JDNES A friend to one, a friend to a . Drafting 2, 3, 4g Ground Aviator. 'kt LOUISE KELLY Whatever she did was done with ease, I bet it was natural to please. if ROYCE KNIGIIT l ain't lazy, l'1n just dream- ing. Band 1, 2, Bar Association 33 D. E. Club 4. SENIORS JAMES FRED JONES Hasn't an enemy-personality is terrinc, with a capital T. Home Room President 2, 3g Secretary - Treasurer Junior Class 39 Vice-President Soph- omore Class 2. 'ki' TED KEY Pleasant in disposition and liked by all. Home Room Officer. if if EVAN LANDRETH lt's men like him that make the world go around. '46 JACK KAY He was a jolly good fellow. Movie Staff 1, Congressman 2, Home Room President 3, Assistant Congressman 4. 'Ir it GENE ICING Better to be small and shine, than great and cast a shadow. Bar Association 2, 33 Band 1, 2. i' 'k RALPH LEACH A jolly good fellow who can't count his friends on his angers. Band lg Speaker Pro Tem House of Representatives 2g Bar Association 2, 3g Judge of Bar Association 44 Cabinet 45 Prosecuting Attorney 43 Senator 3, Who's Who 4g Superlative 4. FRED LEAGUE A peaceful sort of person. 'kt JEANETTE LEWIS Contagious giggle and not a worry. Library Staff 4. i' 'A' RIARGARET LONG I chatter, chatter as I go and I go on forever. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3g Dra- matics 2. BETTY jo LEDEORD The beautiful are never deso- late, for someone always loves them. Library Staff 1, 23 School In- formation lg Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 45 Herald Staff 3, 45 Superlative 4. i' Y RIARGARET ELIZABETH LEWIS As merry as the day is long. Library Staff 4. 'ki' RAY LONG A friend, a gentleman. What more can we say? HELEN LEE A world of charm and grace is hers. Home Room Vice-President 3 . it IIAZISL VIRGINIA LoLLIs Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Home Room Treasurer l. 'A' 'k LOYD LUsK He has a mighty pleasant way about him. SE IORS ,46 STAN LEE The muscles of his brawny arms are strong as iron bands. And man a co-ed's heart he warms when on the field he stands. President Home Room 25 Vice President Home Room 33 Traffic Force 2, 3, 43 Chairman Traflic Force 41 Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 4g Cafeteria 4: Block Letter Club 2, 3, 4g Cabinet 4: Shrine Bowl Game 43 All-Southern 43 VVho's VVho 45 All State 41 Parkerscope 4g Manager of Basketball Team 4. 'A' 'k BRUCE EDWARD LONG Dependable as a clock. President Home Room 2, 35 Basketball 45 Block Letter Club 45 Public Relations Committee 4. 'ki' BARBARA LUTHER I live for fun, and fun .s what I have. Dramatics 2. 1 4351 ' fe JIMMIE luENE AlAI1ON A perfect woman nolily plan- ned. To win, to comfort, and coininand. Home Room President l, :lg Home Room Vice President 2g Sophomore and .lunior Class Secretary 2, 3g Con- gressman l, -lg Editor in Chief Parkerseope 4: Cosme- tology 3, -lc Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4g VVbo's VVho 4: Runner-up for Beauty Queen 4g Dramaties 2, S. C. Sbrine Queen 4. if i' lloimuiz LEE R'lASS1iY Cooperative, a life of a party. 'I' i' lXlARl1l lXlCCALL Constant favorite, without an enemy. President llome Room lg Glee Club I. BOISBIE JEAN RIAJOR 'llrrie Io lzer work, lier word, lfier friends. llome Room Secretary 1. i' i' CLAUDE MATTox Ile lias aeliieved his goal in friends. fir RUTH AICDONALD Has a gentle way and a win- ning personality. Home Room President 1, 3: Basketball 4. AZALEE AIARTIN Her friendly personality wins friends in every locality. filee Club 1, 23 Secretary-'l'reas- urer Freshman Class lg Presi- dent Home Room lg Seeretary llonie Room 2, 3: Basketball Team 33 Traffic Force 3, 41 Girl Reserves 74: Secretary Senior Flass 45 Office Force 45 Super- lative 4. i' i' BETTY SUE lXlAUNEY Heres to Betty, gay and glad, Heres to the friendly way she had. lintered junior Year: llomz- Room Secretary 3. 45 llasks-tball Team 5. 43 School lnforinatiou Committee 43 llomecomiug Queen 43 Treasurer Senior Class 43 Runner-up Beauty Queen 4g Superlative 4. 'A' 'A' BILLY LEON BlCGREGOR A cute boy, with something besides a name. Library Staff lg Home Room Librarian 3. SE IORS '46 HARLEE RlAR'I'lN lfve see lier and we tlzink of love, or even of on angel from alaove. llouse of Reprvsenlaiix es l g Congressman at Large .21 l'resiA dent llome Room 21 llinne Rooni Librarian ,lg flllillflllilll Social Relations Connnittee 4g Cabinet 43 Annual Stan' 4, Office Force 4Q Girl Reserves lg XN'lio's XYho 4. i 'A' S. N. RlCCl0NNFI.L Good disposition, clever and goes for jokes. President Sonboinorc Flass 23 Lower House lg Most Popular Roy Z3 Most llandsome lloy 25 Rest Dressed lloy 2: Haskel- ball 2. i' i' NIARGARET NlCClREGOR Pleasing to see and nice to know. President Home Room 1: Secre- tary Home Room 31 Traffic Force 3: Basketball 2, 4: Girl Reserves Z: Cheerleader 3. l 'M Z 3' fir 1.. all 'Qi fi JOE RICRIAHON Willirig helper, never out of sorts. Ratlio Reporter 4. i' 'A' RlARY ELLEN lNl1LLER Loyal-hearted, strong of mind, A lrner friend nowhere you'll find. Secretary Home Room lg President Home Room 2: Secretary Home Room 5g Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 An- nual Staff 4g Runner-up Reauty Queen 45 Superlative 4g Beauty Queen 2. 'kt RALPH RIOODY A very jolly person, likes to have Z1 good time. JOHN RICKITTRICK He never lets studying inter- fere with his education. it FRANCES R'llITCIlELL Frances, our darkfhaired artist whom everybody likes. Sanitation Committee 3: Girl Reserves 25 Public Relations Committee -ig Bar Association -lg Glee Club 4. 'ki' Doms -IUANITA Rl0FFlTT One of our efficient students. BOYCE RICQUEN A happy-go-luclzy, mlces life as it comes. it llAROLD Rloonx' Full of pep and :zlwnys ready lo smile out loud. Presiclent Home Room 4: Senator -lc Rody anrl lender 2. if IXZALEE A IOROAN Interesting, sweet, rlcr-iilmlly nent. lJI'2llll1lIiCS 2. SENIDRS '46 www DORIS RIILLER She never undertakes any- thing without finishing it. Sanitation Committee 1, 2, 3, -lg Herald Stall' -lc Library Stall 2. -l. it ,IABTES Bloom' Ile lzns ideals of his own, Very dependnlzle. tk -louw clARL RIOOREIIEAD, JR. A friend to allg wlnzt more can we say? Footliall 3, 4. 2... GRADY C. MOON Enthusiastic worker - takes life as it comes. Traffic Force lg Clce Club 1 Bar Association 35 D. C. Club 4. 'A' K HOLh'IES NELSKJN Happy-go-lucky type, every- l1U0ly's pal. Senator 45 Library Staff 4. 'k i' BETTY JEAN NfJIl'l'iJN She was lfrrilliant in lier work. JEANNE lJOLORllS lXlONR0lj Eye catching girl. Bar Association 4. if 'k Moiuus NICIIIKDLS Full of simplicity mul quiet- ness. Post-graduateg Presirlcnt lloine Room 33 School Service Com- mittee 4. 'ki' LOYD XVILLIAIXI flkVLNS His frievulslzip we will never forget. VIVIAN Moss A social, frieiiolly, honest girl. Home Room Sccrctary 1. 1' if BETTY JOYCE Nix The mililest imznizers, and the gentlest heart. Home Room Secretary 1. N i' DOROTHY' ELTZABETH PAmx Always on the go, carefree aml lmppy. Cleve Club 2, 3. SENIORS '46 me L FK FuANoiss NEEI,Y Her motto, for Parlcer I will. Assistant Congressman 1, Zi Social Relations Committee 4g Bar Association 45 Basketball 4g Assistant Clerk of Court 3. it JOSEPH VVii,L1Aixi lN0lUX'lAN lVell liked 4 considerate of everyone, goocl riatureil. Entcrccl nintli grade: Con- gressman Zg Tralhc Force 4. ti' CLYDE ALLEN PEARSON VVhat he umlertoolc io tlo, he clicl well. D. O. Club. .3255 -,. Q X - gg . 'tn is . K? L ,JN if 5 Q mir lXflAXlNE PEACH lfriends galore, and never quiet for long. Secretary ol, D. E. Club 4, D. E. Convention 4. ii' JUNE PICKLESINIER fl sweet girl witlz tlze clzarm of an angel. Secretary A Treasurer llome Room 2, 3, 4, Tralltc Force 2. i' uk R,xcnEL POOLE fl nice person to know, con- stantly lending a helping lzand. BENNIE TILMAN PERRY A good friend to one and all. President Home Room 1, Glee Club l, 4, Home Room Vice - President 2, Tratlie Force 3, 4. 'ki' BETTY lVlAE PIERCE Rich in common sense, slze nutlces lzer utty in life. 'ki' I3oi3BY PORTER A devoted friend, a capalile leader and an all-round athlete. Vice-President Home Room 3, 4: Social Relations 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4, Baseball 3: Block Letter Club 3, 4, Superlative 4. A - ' - 3:911 2 ,f,, t, ' ELIZABETH lVlARY PHILLIPS Anything worth lutving is worth working for. irir CLARA lX'lAE PITTS Ulitlz suelz a eomratle, suelt a friend, l fain would wall: to journeys end. i' Y clALV1N Pou'1'ER Sontewlfzat quiet yet very friendly. SENIORS '46 FRED Pio1cENs A snappy dresser, lzas aclzievetl great success in plzotograplty. School Relations 1, 2, 3, 4, Movie Staff l, 2, School Photography 3, 4, Band 1. it l3us'run PooLE Calm and collected, a peace- ful sort of person. Presiclent Ilome Room 3, Public Relations Committee 4, Clee Club 4. it BLANCIIE LORIHIENE Powxans Voice like a niglztingale, lzus u pleasing personality. Cleo Club 2, 3, ,4, Bancl 2, 3, 4: Herald Stall 3, 4. Yann .ANTHONY Powiais In luslcetlzall he's tops. His friendliness never stops. Congress 29 President Ilome liuorn 29 Baseball 3g Basket- ball 3, 41 Block Letter 3, -lc Library Staff -lg All State 4. Y 'A' En1':'11 RAY fflmflers like a magpie, loves surprises :mal excitement. Cirl Reserves 3. Y f l Iii l.13N HIGGINS Attruetiveness is lmll llre lmftle W lzers is won. Secretary llolne llumn lc Lost anal liouncl 1, 2: Ctrl lleserxes l. 2. 3: Senate 3, -l: Annual Staff -li Cuisine- tulogy 5, 4. hw '35 LHIARLES PRICE A merry heart maketh a clzeerfnl countenance. kk IIUGH Ruvis Tall aml lmmlsome, takes life as it comes. Football M a n a g e r 3, -lg Basketball 3, 4g Bloelc Letter Club 3, -lg lxlanager llaselmall 3. it PATSY llonelris Earnest in lier work, wliole- lzefzrted in her play, noble in lier tlzouglzi, what more is tlrere to say? Exchange Editor Herald 3: VVl1u's Xxlllll -lg' Herald lgclitur -lg Secretary of Home Ronin -l. Dcmcrruy PUTDIAN JOHN RAIXIEY Talented anal makes a very A perfect gentlemen, quiet good companion. Crmsnretulogy 3, 4. 'ki' l3LT'xy JEAN Rreuv Ullzatever it may lie Aslze gI'lIl5 anol takes it. llusiness Manager Ileralml Stall -L ti' VVYLIE ROBERTS His 'flow ef worvls was ex- ceedingly fine, when lze Llollz speak, lze speaks lzis miml. Lower lluuse lg Speaker Lower Iluuse 2g Cabinet 2, -lg Bar Association 2, 3, -lg SCIHIIC 3: judge of Court 4. SENIORS '46 in class. i' 1' BARBARA RIDDLE A smile for all, a greeting glad, a lovalzle jolly way slze ltaol. Congressman 2g Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. i' i' Zigi: ROBERTS Good Llispositiong likes 10 lmve fun at all times. EDNA RQBERTSON A cheerful disposition makes beauty attractive, knowledge delightful and wit good natured. Home Room President l, 23 Girl Reserves 3, 4g Basketball 4. ti' RKIOLLIE Ross Always looking for fun, cheerful as the sunshine. Entered Senior Year. 'A' f CAROL SEEGLM1 Well liked, considerate of everyone. Home Room Secretary 1 g Home Room V ice-President 2, 3. ..,... .. Q 'fwis ...,...si -saw CIXIIIIKDLL Roncuns Dignihed, intelligent, a touch of tcnzperairient. Trallic Force 3, 4. it SARA JUNE SAMMET11 Never too careless, nor foo sad, never too studious, al- ways glad. Entered Senior Year. it KA'l'lII.HEN INEZ Srnns She always wears a face that will drive tlze lzlzaes away. School Relations 1, 4: Seeree tary Home Room l, 4. QE.. is ' .V . A x 'Q 2 Im -. ----e flfi - A an 5 M g ' 5 l we ' . it NX ,ee . faqs jAc14 Roncrans Generous, big hearted ainl lcind, ,fl lielter friend ivoaltl lie lzarzl to lllltl. ti' EVLLYN I.ou1sE Stzorr flnrliirious, neat as a pin, careful and accurate with all lier work. Secretary llome Room lg Sub-Kletnber School Service Committee 2: Cabinet 4: Chairinan Public Relations Committee 4: Miss lli Y 4. 'kt IXRBUTLIS SIXIELTZKR Kinda on the shy side, lmt sweet and full of frm. llomc Room Secretary 2. SE IORS '46 virus JIM IXIY RCDIJLLLIXS llaatlsome, laalzlzliug over with school spirit. I lome Room Treasurer lg l lonie Room librarian 2' llome Room President 3, Assistant Congressman 4. ti' PA'r1nu1A Scuoccs Cflzarnz and lieauty liatlz she of her own natural kind. Home Room Secretary lg Congressman 33 School Ser- vlec Lonnnittee 4g Glee Club 4, if 'k IXNNIH Lou SIXIITH llolly, a friend 'll'l10 caiilt lie forgotten. llome Room Viecfllresirlent 1: llome Room Secretary 3. 3 . BOBBII3 JEAN SNIITII Lots of fun, has grin aml laear if spirit. Cafeteria 1, 2. 'ki' RUTH SMITH lVilling helper, always on tlie go. if i' ROGER STAIRLEY Goopl looking, goes for iris slzare of fun. BETTY Suu SBIITII She ll.IS ilzat stuff moon 'uflziclz success is foundeol. it RUTH L1ND.x SINIITH A pretty girl, nice aml friemlly. Vice-President llomc Ronin lg llome Ronin Secretary 33 D. E. Club 4. ii' Loursu ALICE S'rHANc:12 Frienclly, lzas allility. Library Stall 2. llAZ1iL ANN SBIITH Loyal I 'arlce1'ite, always really to lzelp oilzers. Home llourn Secretary 3. 'A' 'A' I IESTEP, EVELYN SINIITH Too fair to worship, lmt divine to lore. Girl Reserves l 2 3 4' See- . i 1 , returv Home Romain l 2: Los , i , t and Found Committee lg Traliie Force 2, 3. 'lr i FRANCES SUTTLES Sweet, personality, friemlly, lzails from Clmrlestoiz. Entered Senior Year. SENIORS '46 ,IOAN SIXIITII Never itlle, never still, always smiling, always will. Sanitation Committee 2: Gir Reserves l, 2, 3, -lg Cheer leader 4. i' 'A' NELL Simon s li I I lore ilzee Nell, anal wlzy l l cannot tell. Entered Senior Year. 'ki' EDNA lJ0l-HS VTAIKRANT Loails of comuioiz sense. Nts COLEEN TATE A perfect pal, eonsiantly lends a helping hand. Basketball 3, 4, Glee Club l. i' if JEANETTE TAYLOR She never seems disorgan- ized, but takes all liarzl knocks with a grin. Sgt. at Arms Congress lg Home Room President 2, 3, Congressman 2, TrafHe Force -lg Glee Club 4. ski' CARL TuoMAs Ry grit anal grace, l am wllat l am. Post-graduate. 'llRU1VIAN TATE lle eitlzer Halls a way or malces one. 'ki' JOE TAYLOR ls a good looy, loves to play ping pong. Rand 1, 2, President Home Room 2g Public Relations Committee 3, lrullie lioree -lf. 'ki' NJIHGINIA FFILLOTSON Slze lzail a smile and greeting glial for all slze met. President Home Room lg Vice-President Home Room 2: Secretary llome Room 4, Recreation Committee 4, Basketball 3, -lg Cwlee Club 1. ALVIN 'TAYLOR A good Sportsman was lm and a friendly way lm lzanl. Vice President lg Football -lg Trallie Force 4. 'kt ELIZABETH RUTH TixY1.o1x Ambition rules lier lvraiu anal love rules lier lzeari. ti' JULIA Toomey A frieml in aeeil is a frieml incleed. SENIORS '46 FRANCES TAYLQR Her pleasant smiles anal lciml- lv wars will live in our i meinories all our days. President Home Room 1: Dramaties 2. ti' EDWARD VTIIOIVIPSON Pleasant in clispositioa ami liked by all. 'ki' IQATHERINE TR1Pi' A friend to all wlio lcnow lier. qeeretary Home Room 31 Public Relations Committee -lg Library Stall 1, 2, 4. I ,,p-mailman CELAHICE TURNER Attractive, lovalole, with a sense of ltunior. Home Ronin Vice-President 1, School lnlorlnutiun Qum- mittee 2. ii' MARQL.-x1ui'1' XIEIIUHN ller 'very frowits are fairer far, tlzan smiles of otliei' niaiclens are. Entered luninr Year, Basket- ball 3, -lg Co-Captain Basket- lmull 4. 'ki' JEAN lXl0lllVIA VVALIJRUP Even tlm slze is a twin, to all niarzlcincl alle is a frieml. 'L -In Ei.1zAuH'1'i1 XVERA NFUHNILR Persoiftzility plus, tops with ei'ai'yl10cly. llresielent llumc Ronin 25 Social Relations Committee 2, Recreation Committee 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4: Coslnetology 3, -l. R 'A' 'A' JURHNIA1 X7ICKEH ller tlraniatic ability, lzer ll'lL'I1l'llj' ways will take lzei' places any day. I Jrinnaties 2. if 'A' cn-XROI YN XXYARD Bring on life, wliatevei' it may lie, for sliell smile awaqv tlze gloom. llrumaties 2. ELLISUN TURNER Great is tlte man with plfiysi- cal strengtlt. B Team ln Home Ronin Vice-President 2. 'ki' Ilovczlz NVALKER Serious, but ready for tlie funny sitle of life, too. Trallie Force 2. 'k ir JACK VVAHD Very atlzilelic, ltas lots of frienvls. President Home Ronin 1, ll: lioutlmll -l. SE IORS '46 - 5, ...,. .,-. l M TQ. was V fig me A 3, M h.,. z . fa BILLY LIPCHLIRCII loves to dance, easy to get along uiifli. ti' JUNE ELENOR VVALDROP Wlzeiz the teaelicrs need a 1011 well done, they always call on lier. 'ki' RALPH XV,x'i'1aR Fall well tlzey liziglterl, witlz nmclz glee, of all his jolces for matay a jolce liatl lic. Football -lc Superlative -F. JACK VVATKINS Happy, thoughtful, kind and true, There is no favor he will not do. Home Room President lg School Relations Committee 35 Cabinet 4g Cheerleader 43 Chairman Recreation Com- mittee 45 Who's Wlio 4. ir'k BETTY WILSKJN Nice personality, chatters her - way around. Home Room Secretary lg Home Room V ice-Presiden t 35 Recreation Committee 4g Herald Staff 4g Superlative 4 E. C. WEST HAZEL XVIIILDEN Therels no substitute for Life is so short, le1's have fun. him' Library Staff l. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 'A' 1' 'K' if ELIZABETH WINCIIESTER You will never hnd another like her. President Home Room 1, 2g Public Relations Committee lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 School Service Committee 2, 3, 43 Superlative 4. PIARIXION Woon Poet of the earnpusg quiet yet very friendly. SADLE NEWMAN Her character is the aliamonal that scratches every stone. SENIORS '46 JH BILLY VVHITEHEAD He is what you call an all round fellow Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Captain Band 4g Vice-President Home Roomg Assistant Congress- man 2g Trallic Force 25 Sec- retary Home Room 2. ir if ALI3ERT YEARCIN VV hen hearts are true, few words will clo. Bar Association 45 Assistant Congressman 4. SENIOR CLASS POEM -A' ADIEU T0 PARKER H712 found a wonderful friendship, But now we part for awhile. Wf?,ll carry with us its memories U'er each rugged and happy mile. Each day that we were together, Is a pearl onf memory's string, It glows with lustre untarnished, What ever our future may bring. Looking toward a prosperous future, Throughout the coming years. Beorning proudly as we outward go, We know not future pains or woe. Fear not as on life's highway you start, Hold high your headg break not your heart, Connect us with thee as we roam To our dear ALMA MATER, f Parker High School-our home. 1 Theresa M. Hopkins Class of 74-6 JUNIOR CLASS QFFICERS l'r0sidvnt w,... --- Vice l',l'l?Sil1l'lLl Sf'Cl'0Illl'y ..... .... V Y ll'6'llSIll'0l' - fl 11 i vsmzs --- ED TAFFEH ---- --,,-- BOBBY WARD WILLENE JOHNSON HILLIAN HENDRIX --- IVIRS. NICHOLSON. MISS WILBURN JUNIORS 'k jean Abbott Mary Aeker Betty Aiken Bonnie Anderson Charles Arrowood Larry Ashley Audrey Atkins Ienell Atkins Gwendolyn Ayers Cay Nell Ayers Bobby Ballcw Bay Ballew Martha Ellen Bailey Rlary Barnwell Jerry Batson Marshall Batson Mildred Batson Norma Batson Wilton Batson Charles Baysworth Lonnie Bcggs Gene Billingsley Martha Bird Jean Black Margie Blankenship W. E. Bomar Kenneth Bowen Cecil Brady Carol Brazie Doris Bridwell Betty Brock Iames Brooks Betty Broad Cecil Broadwater Doris Brookshire Elizabeth Brown Lee Brown Billy Campbell Helen Campbell Pcrine Campbell JUNIORS 'lr VVillia1n Campbell Betty .lo Cantrell Sara Carman David Carter Helcn Carter Paul Carter Bunyon Castelloc Nlarian Chandler Joyce Chapman Calvin Childress Helen Chiles I1 1111 es Clark James Clark, Jr. ,lacqualine Cline I. W7. Cobb hlary Cochran Ann Cole Harry Cole lWae Connelly Doris Cook Don Cox Maurice Cox hlary Craig VVallace Craig Bobby Crain Coy Crowe juanita Culbertson Sara Dacus Marvin Dameron Alvin Daniels Charles Davis Hoyt Davis Quilla hlae Davis Alma Davidson Bobbie Davidson Don Dean Frances Dickard hlarion Dillwort Mozelle Dix Cecelia Dodson 49' V fu. I ' A 1 2 ig f fi .- l 1, x A t 9 S if J? A. . 2 1 fa. E M ti E J 0 'al 23 J ': .21 x R Xff- I , 0 fkii -A 'V mfg A .. .ug A M.. 6, sa I ff.. -,M 9 f '. ' r 1 Q l YZ? 1 l X . f f it M pr - F if K J, A i Q E A , tt' -2 Y F i I W 5? F J mf x nn M' Q I 5, , WZ. 1 in JUNIORS 'A' Dorothy Dryman A. J. Duncan Patsy Duncan Elizabeth Durham Rosy Lee Elrod Martha Emerson Jerry Eppes Mary Ann Eppes Betty Evans Fred Fancher jimmy Farrow Donny Ferguson Dorothy Ferguson Melvin Fletcher Bobby Fortune Martha Fowler Charlene Fox Buddy Francis Bruce Freeman Roy Frost Henry Fulbright Gene Fuller Theresa Gardo Sara Ellen Gardner Mildred Garnett Waymond Garren Perry Garvin Ruth Ann George Charles Girardeau Elizabeth Gilden Dorothy Gilispie Violet Gilispie Mildred Glazner Katherine Godfrey Bobbie Goodwin Flena Gosnell Maxine Gosnell Lois Grant Joe Gray Clarence Greene JUNIORS ir Doris Greene Mildred Greene Joe Greene Geraldine Griffin Doris Griggs Darrell Grubbs Betty Hall Bernice Hall Doris Hall Everette Hall Furman Hall Hester Hall Jimmy Hall Betty Hamby Earl Hamby Walter Hamilton Edith Hammond Albert Harper Bobby Harrison Calvin Hart Jeanette Harvel Curtis Heath Helen Hendrix Hillian Hendrix Vivian Hendrix Haskel Hensley ' Ruby Hickman Gene Hill Harold Hodge It gk, , or an-0 cf, 4-F 'pt -:-.. sfg f Qt Q Nlargaret Holcombe if A VN Fred Holder Q zgf A Johnny Hollingsworth Q3 1, if Mary Hooper A A A A W A Lester Hopkins oi Pat Hudson ' lt Fred Huffman Paul Hyde Audrey Ingle Annie Faye James Elsie James . 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K v My 'Q , ,Q fl ' JI if Q in if f f Y we r ff 5 .,:. 1' is 1 in r iiiiiii A i ii 5 Q ...ff 'X QS ' JUNIORS 'Ir Donald Jewell Ben Johnson David Johnson Millie Johnson Virginia Johnson Earl Jones Juddy Jones Robert Jones Robert Jordon Junior Kay Henry Keith Frances Kelly Daphine Kennedy Alma King Margaret Kirkpatrick Gladys Lafoy Bobby Landrerh Don Landreth Margaret Lanford Sara Langley Carl Lowery Kenneth Lindsey Don Loyd Betty Lynch Joyce Major Junior Mann Madeline Mannley Ruby Mauldin Betty McAbee Waymond McCauley Bessie B. lVlcCraken Nearaldine McDonald Jimmy McDowell hlary McGregor Frances lVlcJunldn Johnny McKinley Katherine McKinsy Roger lVlclVlahon Edward McQueen Thelma Meddlin JUNIORS 'Ir Romain Merk Claudia lXliller Gene Miller Joyce lX'liller Virginia Miller Louise Nlitchell Betty Jo Mootly Doris Nloody Elizabeth Moody Means Morris Johnny lylorrow hlargaret Morrow Betty jo lNloss Helen Mosteller George Nlullinax Jewell Nlurrell Connie Nash hloon Nesbeth Iris Neely Peggy Orr Margaret Owings Betty Parker Frances Parker Martha Patton Betty ,lean Payne Bobby Pearson Carlos Pearson Lois Perry Patricia Pettus Charles Phillips Doris Pitts Malcon Polk Cevelle Poole Richard Powers Herbert Prince Romey Prince David Putman Evarette Queen Junior Pmamey Freda Randall Q? few T5 F 1, fi t QAM ix EQ M , , E 5 ... 'L if .45 , fig: . I5 lr S livin' 'Q ,S 3 asia 5 ag 'wfaf f a 3 i n 'b',:. 3, I , li S331 l R if . ff, an . A ybg 'xiy my? Qfyf Le fix a ,w A T ' ..:1 i lg' A a K ,. r i JUNIORS al' Elmer Reed Margaret Reeves Margaret Ann Rice Myrtle Rice Flossie Riggons Ellen Roach Bobbie Rochester Louise Russell Bobby Scott Catherine Sexton Lee Shelton Fannie Shepherd Junior Sisk Dorothy Slaton Ruth Sloan Frances Smith Julia Smith Billy Smith Bobbie jean Smith Alice Ann Smith J. O. Smith Annie lylautle Smith Ruby Lee Soseby Betty Southlin Norma Jean Southerlin Harold Spearman Barbara Stafford Marlee Stansell Gaynell Stansell Charles Staton Margaret Staton Aaron Stone Katherine Stoudenmire Melvin Stoudenmire Leona Strange Freddie Lee Swett Ed Taffer Billy Taylor Jack Taylor Nancy Taylor JUNIORS ir Marie Thackston Marie Thomas Roger Thomas Delores Thrift Doris Timms Evelyn Tinsley Clifford Turner Garven Turner Joyce Turner Thomas Turner Bobby Upchurch Louise Vermillion Josephine Vickory Billy Waugh Bobby VV ard Judy Ward Juanita Warden Nell Warlick Roger Welborne Pauline West Bobby Nell Whisnant Katherine White Loyd Whitmire WoHord Whitmire Louise Wiggington Jack Wilson Nlarian Wilson Venor Wilson Woodford Wike Lathean Wofford Jimmy Wright Tilda Young rig' 'Q ' fi T , ag J Q '-Q' r,'A 9 i r . - im . X 31 .Mew 1 fr I f any ri' f K' QW' 5. VK . Ns l P x F' ,, , r .., .. w ig.. X A 3, How about an ice Coming in flrovvs. Cv! it on straight. Our key boys. Bathing bvazny. Little Benny. SNAPS 10 I1 12 Wllflf,S the rush? C lll'l:SUl'll1S frvvzv. The lady takes ll ride. Introducing Ihr' cabinet. Jewell takes his pizfli. Dorf! eat too much, girls SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 'A' President .... --- MACK PATTICRSUN Vice President --- .... MARTIN ROGERS Secretary .... ..... S ARA MARTIN Treasurvr -- CURTIS LANDRUM Advisor ..... NIISS I-IIUTT 'C - L f. I - I 'lj if . U: il Y 2 ' 1, , Q s im fi g i as , riilfi B , 1? ' :', n., an if jf gi, as P ff , 3 , f 5? X X il we l Il Q .V N:k . 1 it . ' 'cr 9 SOPHOMORES ir Wyleen Abercrombie lwaxie Alexander Bertie Allison James Allison Lila Allison Io Anderson Jack Arrowood Jim Austin lkie Badger Wilton Bagwell Inez Barnett Hattie Barton june Bass Ann Bates Doris Batson Norma Jean Batson Wendall Beacham Mary Bently Joyce Berry Bobby Bishop Agnes Black Bobby Blackwell David Blackwell Wycvma Blair Evelyn Bolt Bobbie Lou Bond Evelyn Bond Bobby Boone June Bowen Peggy Bowie Venizel Brady Balph Brewer Laure jane Briggs Bobby Brissey Bobbie Brooks Ann Brown Thelma ,lean Brown Alvin Bryant Carolyn Bryant Bobby Bryson SOPHOMORES 'Ir Wilford Buckner Roger Butler Doyle Burgiss Ruth Burgiss Margaret Byers Dorothy Cain Betty Campbell Charles Campbell Joyce Campbell Walter Campbell Frank Cantrell Charles Canup Wade Castles Fay Causby Millie Center Betty Chapman James Cheek Iris Clark Eugene Compton Milton Compton Helen Cooper Thomas Cox Wally Crenshaw General Crumley Betty Dacus Olin Davis Sallie Davis Golden De Vall Louise Dickard Ann Deckerson Bobby Dickard Bobby Dill Caynell Dill Mary Dill Robert Dorn Joyce Duncan George Dunn Jimmy Durham Thelma Durham Truman Elliott Y x Ii xx rf , X S Est fi 'Q V 1 its Q4 A L- ,..- s e tg qv' jew at f t d' K 1 J' or . Ji ' SOPHOMORES 'A' Betty Eppes Etlilene Eppes Anzie Butli Evatt Heber Evatt Bobby Faulcenburg Frances Ferguson Mozelle Ferguson Mary Butli Floyd Betty jo Forrester Gertrude Forrester Lois Forrester Vivian Fulbright Billy Fuller Ellen Galloway Betty Garrett Donald Lou Garrett Edith Garrett Lenard Garrett Charles Gentry Mary Nell George Margaret Gilliapie Clayton Gilstrap James Girardeau Douglas Girardeau Margaret Goocllet Laura Glafner Bud Granger Miles Grant Fred Greer Bill Bragg Beatrice Hall Betty Hall Boy Hall VVillie Faye Hall Marian Ilax lirritmr 1 mls Virgil Harkins lohn Harris, Ir. Gladys Hawkins Bill Hawthorn Margaret Hayes SOPHOMORES ir Carol Heath Judy Hendrix Roy Hendrix Charles Hester Robert Hester Sara Hester Catherine Holcombe Furman Holcombe David Hopkins Betty Howard Charles Howard Bobbie Jean Hoxitt Connie Hudsey Betty Huff Eloise Hughes Betty Hunt Doris Ann Hunter Charles Jameson Douglas Jameson Rachel Jameson Doris James Lucille James Doris Jones Betty Jane Jameson Dorothy Junlcins Jerry Julian Macon Kay Ida Jean Keaton Eugene Key Doris Keoron Peggy Ann Kilpatrick Billy Kimbrell Calvin King Helen Jean King Jimmy Knight David Landreth Florence Lark Robert Lawhorn Kenneth Lindsey Mary Loclcee .af tr it I - 2 23' F' -W .1 'Y M ani' 'ig FN 1- Q. E vi 1 3 Q Q if v ,, s of J if 'Elks I fi? if SOPHOMORES ir Barbara Long Bobbie Lowery Bonnie Lusk Barbara McAbee Ansell McCall Glen McCall Ruth McCoy Johnny Ruth McCue Elizabeth McDufhc Ray Mclilreath Ralph Mahagey Ruth McJunkin Doris McKinney Bradford Marrett Sara Martin Shirley Martin Carolyn Mason Wallace Masters Barbara Massey Bobbie Jean Mayfield Willard Meaks Ellowee Meddlin Margaret Messer Bobbie Jean lVliller Troy Miller Margie Mitchell Joan Montgomery Paul Moon Ptobert Moon Heyward Moore Nellie Joe Morgan Virginia Morris Bobby Nelson Jimmy Nixon Janie Jo O'sten Bobbie Nell Owens Eunice Patterson Mack Patterson Robert Patterson Gary Parker SOPHOMORES ir Marshall Padgett Evelyn Peace William Pearce Carolyn Pearson Dorothy Perry Betty Phillips Charles Phillips Doris Jean Phillips Machen Phillips Doris Powers Herbert Poole Marian Poole Romola Poole Katherine Prince Betty Proctor Bobby Puttman Lawrence Queen Beatrice Ray Dusty Rhodes Bryan Richy Nancy Riddle Marian Robertson Martin L. Robinson Alma Rogers Buddy Rogers Martin Rogers Broadus Rutledge Eleanor Savage Betty Scott Haroldine Scott Dorothy Seigler Doris Sexton Elizabeth Shirley Carolyn Smith Deloris Jones Vera Smith Yvonne Smith Gene Smith Maxine Smith hlildred Smith ! wg! 4 B ,Y S . ,,.., h L r s , .r it Fa l A t 19 X Q , V , as-. ' 'gl 'B fl' Y I .?:.. fi 5 15+ 3 rl fi ,413 l -if . of if f' tu, ga as 3 . . xii 5 rf gr S5 v My l 'lam- Ci t as Ha ,. Q - I, 1 I 44 AN x if , C SOPHOMORES 'Ir Molly Smith Gloria Smothers Elouise Southelin Pauline Spearman Cency Sprouse Irene Starkey Joyce Stevens Arthur Stewart Doris Stewart Ray Stovall Constance Stroud Bobby Styles Horace Swaflord joe Sweatman Mildred Taller Louetta Tate Betty Taylor Marguerite Thornton Buth Tillison Earline Tinsley Eugene Tipton Harold Towe Bobbie Turner Elizabeth Turner Harris Turner Mary Turner Eva Vaughn Edwin Vickory VVillie Lou Vickory Charles Wakefield Earline Walden Sallie Waldrop Donald VV ard Etta Mae VVard Virginia Ward Doris Whitaker Harold White Rudolf White Charles Whitney Betty Wiggley SOPHOMORES uk Pauline Wilbanks Mary Lue VVilliams Bobby Wilson Norton Wilson Leroy Winchester Leroy Woodson Ann Wooten Harold Wright Elizabeth Wyatt Ysgw Zgzl . nr ,sf 'swf 3 1 is ' if . H. TV' Wm. :mmf Q Gone But Not Forgotten Billie getting her annual. Commeneement night. Bert home on leave. Teamwork was their specialty. Two more gobs. They cheered us along the way. Two popular ex-graduates He was tops in every way. They live to eat. Senior day. Taking a stroll. Joe the boxer. ' 55',,'? :QwQ if ,, Q 53-A 1 'twiki -5 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Presiflvnt - - - - Vice Prvsidvnt Secretary .... Treasurer Advisor if --- JIMMY THUMPSUN --- ..., CHARLES HIGGINS ,----- JOE SPARKS ----------- ALAN COX MISS PA l ' LIN E BRYSON 5,--1 MDN 'Q f ,f f ,..-4 '11 'Q -Civ .554 :than f FRESHMEN -lr Annice Abercrombie Doris Aiken Lorene Aikens Jean Allen Ruby Allen Kenneth Alexander Barbara Anderson Jeanette Anderson Lou Ella Anders Connie Armstrong Margaret Ann Arnold Betty Jane Ashworth Betty Atkins Ioe Bailey jerry Baker Sybil Baker Maxine Ballanger Ellen Ballew Leroy Ballcw Gaynell Barbara Lewis Barbara Jack Barton Donald Barnett Junious Barnett Sara Bates loyce Bedclingfield Iaequaline Beam Christine Belt Mary Ruth Black Gay Blankenship Kenneth Boswell Juanita Bridwell Sara Brock Lou Ella Brooks Sara Brookshire Runnette Browning Tommy Burgiss Alice Burnett Jerry Caldwell Doris Campbell FRESHMEN ir joe Campbell Mildred Campbell Charles Camp jackie Cantrell Bill Cathcart Bob Cathcart james Cathcart Violet Chambers Manson Cheek Joyce Childress Christine Clifford Betty Clardy Willie Clardy Donald Cobb Gene Cochran Geraldine Cooley joe Cole Barbara Collins Lenard Collins Frank Corbin Allen Cox Cecil Cox Bobby Crawford Katherine Crawford Ladelle Crews Ray Crisp Robert Cromer Ruby Lee Crumley Mozelle Crumpton Ralph Durham Frances Duncan Ted Drew Bobbie Io Dover Sonny Dole Beauford Dockery Charles Dobson Billy Ray Dill Mozelle Davis Geraldine Davis Betty Dobson 3 ,su W rj FRESHMEN 'A' Billy Davis Betty Davidson Irene Edwards Junior Eubanks Sara Ericks blyra Jo Freeman Doris Franks Williard Foster Dot Foster Kenneth Eortner Sue Ford Mary Farmer Harold Fair Jimmie Gurley Esther Grifhth VVilly Greer Mildred Greer Betty Lou Grey Betty Sue Greene Carl Greene Bobby Gregg Louise Graham Lenenia Gosnell Louise Goodwin Lena Godfrey Margaret Gilbert Kathleen Garrett Betty Garrett Bobby Garren Norma jean Galloway Ruth Gamble Barbara Gamble Doris Hughes Jean Hunnicut Edna Faye Hunter Ed Hunter june Hunter June Hunt Harold Huffman Nixine Hulf FRESI-IMEN ir Io Ann Hudgens Bcauford Howard Bobbie II mmcm pcr Vern Mae Holt Doris Hudson Gcnc Hollingsworth Florence Hollingsworth Grady Holliday Io Ann Holland Peggy Holdci Harris Hodge- Virgil Hill YVilliaIn Hicks Curtiss Hiclcam Frances Hcnilsrec Bobby Helton Bctty Frfnccs Hawkins Anncll Harvcl lfutliic Hurt Bobbie Jenn Hart Lutlwr Harbin Evelyn Hurbin Lilla Mac Hancock David Hai iiiii ctr Norma Hz iiii by Frances Hull J. B. Hall Bobby lvcy VVz1ltcr Jackson Dclorcs Jones Ezellc Jones Frcd jones Joe Hill Ioncs Linda James Roy jordan Alice Kay Hull Kelly Cleveland Kcrns Iris Kcrns Donny King MR ,vw ' -2 A Q 'ky . by '. z E A ix it 5 A lflq -M i S 5 2 A Av: A ' 3 , N l ' vga as V, -., - 3 A V i '15 F' is rl -QF llylf FRESHMEN 'Ir Bryce Kirkpatrick Phil Knight Betty Kuykendall Joe Langley Eleanor Leach Charles Lee Mary Helen Lee Marian Leslie Herbert Lewis Peggy Ann Lipscomb L. P. Loftis Byron Long Carolyn Long I. W. Lunsford Hazel Lusk Joyce Lutchell Denver Lyles Annie Grace Magaha Ioan Mahon Helen Mann Doris Masters J. C. Mathis Fred McAbee Io Ann McAlister Annie Laura McCarter Lenard McCarter Bobbie Io McCombs Joe McConnell Juanita McCraken Eloise McDonald Sybil McDaniel Betty McIntosh Billy McKinney Hugh McKinney Dorothy lVlcKitrick Doris McPhearson Marietta McQueen lack Meddlin Perry Miller Eleanor Moon FRESHMEN 'Ir Doris Nloore Betty Klorgan Gilbert Morlan Charles Moss Joyce Nlurpliy Malan nlyers Lola Mae Niekolson Julia Blac Nix Grady Nix Pranlcie Sue Nix Clyde Nichols Margaret Owens Boliliy Owens Bobby Owens Charles Olson Ned Pace Doris Paclger James Pearson Patsy Pearson Barlnara Pcncllancl Anita Phillips Geneva Phillips Joyce Pittman VVoflord Pittman Dorothy Pittman Nancy Pitts Gladys Poole Ernogene Porter J. C. Porter Doris Porter Wiiml' cii' d Porter Dean Powell Clara Mae Powell Doris Poteat Joanne Prince Doris Pittman Frances joan Quick Betty Queen Blary Reid Troy Reese K . ' ' 7 ,Q F will K ,M Q .-, Jr' Q J f T A W j eff. fr P is S ,r,,,...t,a. .. ffl r,,f' FRESHMEN ir Royal Reeves Baylis Reeves Eugene Reeves Elizabeth Reeves Lou jean Reeves Floyd Riddle Rohhie Jean Rigtlom Frances Rogers Frank Rogers Harold Rogers Margaret Roach Betty Roberston Alice Sammons fuck Sanders Vvinford Seurhorn Rohhy Joe Seger Ruddy Seigler Cluyhorn Sentel Vllilliurcl Sellers Rohert Shirley Barbara Shook Junior Sislc Fred Simmons Ann Smith Robby Smith Connie Smith Guy Nell Smith Joyce Smith Juanita Smith Ruby Smith Thelma Smith Guy Smothers joe Southelin Joan Southelin Hurry Lee Soutlielin Betty Sparks Joe Dan Sparks fumes Sprouse Margie Sprouse Ierry Stairley FRESHMEN T ir Raymond Starkey Iletty Staton George Stelle Bobbie Jo Stewart Eupliemia Stewart Iiloise Stone Virgil Lee Stokes Ruth Strickland .loc Sucldetli lilla Mae Suttlcs Evelyn Swift laclszon Tanltersly Annie Grace Tate lack Taylor Milton Taylor Charles Tlioinpson Billy Thompson Ben Tillotson Ceru Towe Ruth Trammell Mary Elizabeth Triblmle Betty ,lean Trotter Mary Turner Margaret Vance ,lean Vaughn Tl icmrii as Veliorn Douglas Vermillion Bobbie Jean VValdrop VVilliam Wcmllord Margaret VVarden jack Waiters Tommy VVaters Tommy Waitlcirrs Ned VVatson Hazel VVatt William WL'lub Carolyn Vlleleher Doris Ann VVells Barbara Wlreeler Aileen Vyliiisnant I . . W Q fa f' , ,, I, .Ar Q, it L TQ V- :,ry. T 'W ,W t-r : ' T. 1 , 6 '-if' t' W .f JH . r 1 4.1 V' fix , x .l Q ? 55' if ff .4 bg. FRESHMEN it Iorcne Whitaker Betty White jean Whitmire Alien Wiggington Williard Wilbanks Patsy Wilhout Gorman Williams Dolly Wilson Johnny Wilson Margaret Wilson Martha Nell Wilson Annie Wright Gardner Wood Peggy Wood Bobby Wyatt Joe Edward Wyatt James Wynn Q29 71 - lf: , C QQ! if C C i ouH...l:l 0 www CAWAWQ Rachel garrison Senior CBetty jean CBrock Senior Q-WI eta Qranger Senior 1-9VIary 1-Wlcgregor junior 2 Helen glflosteller junior Kathryn CPri11ce Sophomore A Eleanor Savage Sophomore Jean Q14 llen Freshman F '-6712 E 2 an 5 v i F E E, V A O rw we i x . , Wir? H .'L: ' f1'a:'V2'r YQ fl . . 5 A A ..,., z .,-: ,:.5V-,i, .--:1x,, i., 1,f , I s A9 ., . f. -25,5 5 5552 2 . iw safer-gg , w ir W Me-ulyfiif .IIMMIE MAHON MARY ELLEN MILLER REIIOLIA ALLEN Senior Senior Senior DOROTHY BOWEN BETTY ,IO LEDFOHD BETTY MAUNEY Senior Senior Senior Campus ffmrmers A ,Z 5 G65 JOYCE TL 'RNER JUDY IVARD Ml-IRCARET HAYES ,lunior Junior Sophomore ALMA ROGERS .IOLFFN LITTLEJUHN fHl,EEfV WIHISNANT S0llll0lll0l't FFCSIIIIIHII FFCSIIIIIHII Runners 0 X Xi A? Q J: by . I 'W L ' ,ax , Fsfgfx xv A' Z 1,1411 . MM 1. Sweetheart of 346-MARY ELLEN MILLER SENIOR 2. fllost likely to succeed--BARBARA COTHRAN AND BUDDY KNIGHT 3. Most athletic-ELIZABETH QLIBBAJ WINCHESTER AND BOBBY PORTER 4. Witziest-BETTY WILSON AND RALPH WATERS 5. Best all-round-AZALEE MARTIN AND BUDDY KNIGHT 6. Most popular-BETTY MAUNEY AND J. C. BOWIIIK SUPERLATIVES 1. Most intelligent-PATSY' ROBERTS AND RALPH LEACH 2. Most handsonw-BU DDY KNIGHT 3. Cutest-BETTY .IU LEDEORD AND J. C. ROWICK 4. Best dressed-MARY ELLEN MILLER AND RORRY BATSUN 5. F ricndliesz-BETTY MAUNEY AND PETE HENDRIX 6. Typical-LIRBA WINCHESTER AND BOBBY PORTER STUDENTS GF THE MGNTH VIRGINIA ALLISON BLANCHE POWERS FRANCES NEELY JUDY WAIKD RUTH GINN FFIIOIXIAS Cox BILLY HIIEE FRED PICKENS DONALD DEAN BILLY FAIIIIOW PROGRAMS AND PARTIES Student-Faculty Tea. Uur visitors eat in our eafeteria. Faculty on parade. Dr. Suttles speaks. Rhythms perform. Minstrel 45. Greet greets Bryson. Her vocal cords are sweet. That handsome nzanff The kind of wedding non Dick Tracey characters. Oh those legs. Queen of Queens. One man arelzestra. e of us wants COACH PAUL WAGGONER, veteran mentor of the Golden Tornado teams, was distinctly honored by being invited to coach the all South Carolina team in the Annual Shrine Bowl Football Game held in Charlotte, North Carolina, December 1, 1945. Coach Waggener proved his worth by holding the much heavier North Carolina team to a small score of 8-0. 51 F 2 ff has 2 A 'l - sg f WWW! STAN ILE QTQQ ,UI Sim' iSlZ1'iIIL'i1 All Srzzzflzem I-UlSm1e I luasu Nuns .xIIYlIlTKQL'VSf1llfll c,wtIl'fJIiIIt1 AllS1nr All SMR JIBIAIIE AIAHON South CiI1YUIiHI7 All Sim' Queen i f I. C. IEUXYICK I AIlS1f1r S1z1-im- All 511710 lin I .Xl'l'IiI1 QCQ, Sozlilz Cfurolifzu 5 BETTY INIAIINEY CQUCCHD and C. Bovvlcli CCHIJIQIIIID H O M E C 0 M I N G Pluyvr Sponsor J. C. BOWICK ...... .... , BETTY MAUNEY .......... . PETE HENDRIX--- META GRANGER ------- --- STAN LEE -------- BUDDY KNIGHT-- FRANK FRIDDLE ---- ---- OSBORN BALLEW--- ----. BOBBY PORTER-- BILLY CANTRELL --------- J BILLY BARNETTE --------- FRANK HENIBREE -------- - BILL DICKARD ------ ---- BOBBY BRADLEY-H ----. J. C. MOOREHEAD ALVIN TAYLOR ---- ---- . JOE BOLICK ----- JACK WARD ----- HUGH REVIS ---- Escort PAUL CARTER JIMMY JONES MARGARET McGREGOR----BILLY GRANGER IIMMIE MAHON ----------- MARY ELLEN MILLER ----- HARLEE MARTIN-- VIVIAN HENDRIX ---- ---. DORIS BRIDWELL ---- ---- I EDN A ROBIN SON-- AZALEE MARTIN-- REDOLIA ALLEN ----- -- - MARIE MCCALL ------ ---- MARGARET HAYES I OAN SMITH ------ LOUISE STRANGE ---- ---- DORIS POWERS ---- ---. DORIS PORTER ----- ---- BOBBY BATSON CHARLES WAKEFIELD THOMAS AMICK FRED POWERS BILLY BEACHAM MACK PATTERSON BILLY TAYLOR JIMMY ROGERS ROGER STAIRLEY BOBBY CRANE RALPH LEACH JAMES BRUMLEY HARRY COLE MARTIN ROBINSON COACH PAUL VVAGGONER ASSISTANT COACH K. JAY 007BAll 4 C0-Captain Captain Nlanager Assistant Marzager PETE PIENDRIX C. BOWICK PIUGII REVIS CLARENCE GREEN From left to right: Billy Cantrell, Joe Bolick, Clyde Hammett, Jack Wilson, Alvin Taylor, Charles VVyatt, C. Moorehead, Ed Talfer, Stan Lee, Speck Daniels, Bennie Barnett, Osborne Ballew, Buddy Knight, Earl Hamby, Bobby Porter, Bobby Bradly, Fred lluflfman, Toddlc Robertson, Frank Hembree, Hillian Hendrix, Frank Friddle, C. Bowick, Richard Powers, Kenneth Jones, Pete Hendrix, Bill Dickard, and llugh Rcvis. ,as T 7 C. Bowrcx PETE HENDRIX STAN LEE BUDDY KNIGHT Captain C0-Captain Tackle Guard All State Wing Back All Star - A11 State Best Blocker All Star Most Valuable Player All Southern ig-PI if-R FRANK FRIDDLE OSBQRNE BALLEW BOBBY PORTER BILLY CANTRELL Back Back' Back End The greatest crowds that ever attended high school football games in the state thronged the Parker gates last season. The Golden T0rnado's record was not too outstanding but the quality of their playing more than off set the superior pounclage and numbers of their opponents. The Parker vs. Greenville game was attended by the largest crowfl ever to attend any gridiron contest in South Carolina. The loss to Green- BENNIE BARNETT FRANK HEMBREE BILL DICKARD Bonny' BRADLEY Tackle Guard Back Guard ville was the biggest lleartbreaker of the season to Parker fans. With a six to nothing lead at the half way point Parker fans were eager to make it their second win over Greenville. A review of the season's results shows that Parker fans should he proud of their team, the Golden Tornados. There will he seventeen boys C ' ' R.-or ,ay J. C. NIOOREHEAD ALVIN TAYLOR joE BOLICK ED TAFFER Tackle Tackle Center Center All S. C. Team leaving the team this year who will be greatly missed, but the outlook on next yearls team looks as if it will have a very successful season. The boys who are graduating are as follows: J. C. Bowick, Pete Hendrix, Stan Lee, Buddy Knight, Frank Friddle, Osborne Ballew, Bobby Porter, Billy Cantrell, Bennie Barnett, Frank Hembree, Bill Dickard, Bobby Bradley, J. C. Moorellead, Alvin Taylor, Joe Boliek, ,lack Ward fno picturel and Ralph Waters fno picturej. 1,3 '7 IIILLIAN HENDIII RICHARD POWERS ALVIN DANIELS MARION ROBE Back Back End Back PARKER'S 1945-46 SCHEDULE NINETY-SIX ......w............,............,... AT PARKER GAFFNEY .... --- AT PARKER LIBERTY ...... ...... A T PARKER OLYMPIA ........ .......... A T PARKER SPARTANBURG .... -... A T SPARTANBURG ANDERSON ...... ...... A T PARKER GREENWOOD ...... .......... A T PARKER COLUMBIA .......... ........ . - AT COLUMBIA GREENVILLE HIGH ................... AT SIRRINE STADIUM -NV ...A CHARLES WYATT KENNETH JONES JACK WILSON CLYDE HAMMETT Center Guard End Tackle EARL HAMBY FRED HUFFMAN Back Back U The Parkel' vs. Greenville annual football game brings the largvst1:r0w4l of any other gilIll6 in llle slate. COACH PAUL WACZGONER Ware Slloals 23 Spartanburg 22 Anderson 42 --- --- Birmingharn 34 Panama City 28 Spartanburg 42 Greenville 41 --- ---- Welcome 21 - West Gantt 23 Easley 14 --- Chester 15 --- ---- Harding 32 --- --- Ocala, Fla. 26 Greenville 22 Anderson 27 --- --- BASKE 7341! Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker 78 70 40 110 72 4 28 3 FRED POWERS, Captain, All-State DON Cox, Co-Captain lpQmfw,V Ill!! J E CJ s-4 6 4. Z PUT GREEN ERS Pow UXIILTON teanl. etball -'A va CB -D Av: L4 U -2 H N Q-1 1-I N -M O O 111 O w cn C L4 3 +-4 U G O 9x an Q3 D Q3 .H C5 -C H 5 O Ps This goes to show POWERS, Captain, All State IDAVID PUTNAINI CARL GREEN, All State I IAINIILTON LARRY ASIILEX' IXLXURICE Cox JACK VVILSON DON COX, C0-Captain, IIERBERT PRINCE P. L. FORTUNE If-ENNTE BARNETT HUGH REVIS DAVID CARTER DAN CLARK PIEBERT EVATT STAN LEE, Mmfmger , www , Q fviiw . V . . . , 5 I Z, V V A LL 'A . ff ff? f 7 . .wiwif I . ..., ijylr., Q SW? f W, -- .jfgilg juni H ,fe,,1i1ffmQf3.g 4 ,, L as 2 Q f fasgg ,W 4, RQ I W ap Z-its A H1316 x X ' M K Q1 ' x ig! 0 -5 f 2 4 9 , ., ' ' Q. 2 f - QS 'K f Wh . vw . M K ' f'f Q 34 'Xi Wi? 3593 ' X f :sf 1 1 E .W v . - Z yy N 1 , ' if -5 K ,gag ,, Af is Q . -. f ' tl ' ' ,W 2 . m ,E W I T ,ge Y Q 'V , 1535 L' Q' , Q A.,. , H ' 3 'XI I ' ir I Tex n his X 7 ,say ' Q - g e H W5 gy -A ' f A, , ,- p ? 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Most of the boys out for the MH' team were gain- ing experience which they will need in later years in varsity football and life. The team is composed of eight and ninth grade boys who are inter- ested in football and who want to some day earn the coveted block letter MP. - -- :J Coach and His Boys if l. 2 3 4. 5. 6. S Physical Education Volleyball a favorite. Get set go! Coaclfs favorite pastime. Exercise. Strong men. Touch those toes. Hit that basket. Chin it boys. Hit that ball. Suicide is an all time favorite Guard ,em. Superman. bil Q ' fl-I . I V l .g,,,--, 1 ,.'- . f . if ,1-1. ' 1 5 f 20 1' Q-l- A ' A .Q . ' 2 'f', 'f 3 2 -V ' 54,0 W b ' 3. x H , , I A , -A f ' b ' .f',,fa?'f fB,e,.EM.,f.i N U V ml- :, . , -. 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Charlvs fjllllIl,'1N'I1 MPM' IVPOH Hvutfl ,Ioan Smith. ,lack Uyflfkillyi Snaps 'fairing up nznlwy. Wh0l,l?l1 you say? Out in wilderrwss. The band takes ll wallf. Sitting mul gossiping flaring 111110.71 shift. I,lll'f0UfIII1Il 11110011 . Lvfs mlm ll ridv. Out in the rain. Ile fevfls 11101111 all. Tops in their fivlrl. 1:0lll0lI1IIl'l' lust yu Who zvnulfl that In UF? 1? CONCERT Parker H426 School Band PAT CLXRNETT, Director Snappy and precise they are, a pride to the school. BOBBY HALL f'Cl1l7fl7il'7j PAT C,xRNE'1 1' BILLY XXIIIITEHEAD UCnp1f1i11J Student Directm' Director Drill Iustrzzctor PARADE DRUM MAJOR AND MAIORETTES ANNELL HARVELL OFFICERS ROMEY PRINCE DOLORES JONES Parkerscope Staff .IINIMIE NIL-XHUN ..... L LLL Ifclilor-ill-Chivf j, K, JAY ,---,.------, ,-,, ,... I f'Il1l'iS0l' MARY ELLEN MILLER LLL L ,..A ... l,I!'fIll'f' Fflitor l+1I,lZ,XBIC'l'H TURNER LLL ....,,H.W Club Pivturv Eflilor IIICLICN RIGGIBS .... IVRICD PICKENS LLL IIARLEIC MARTIN .... L 5 I AN Llulu .,............. LULA M A IC GALLOWAY .I A M ICS RR ll M RLY ........ w w ,llllu GLLNN ....... Nl.fXR'l'HA BIRD .... I'fX'l' IJITNC.-KN LLL flssislunl Club l'i1'Iur0 Editor LLLLLLLLLLLL l,ll0f0gl'lllPlll'l' LLLLLLL Svnior IVl'i1v-1911 LLL fIiI'l'IlllIli0lI, XIIIIIIIIIQVI' LLLLLLLL I,ilf'r11ry Editor LLL f'I1l'1f1'r'lisir1,'f fII11l1,ufff'1 P 5 L LL L L L Sporls Editor L L .V-1,wsisIf1l1,t lfzlilor L L L L L L Sf'1'l'f'l11I'-N The Parker Herald Under the leadership of Patsy Roberts, the Parker Herald has been much improved this year. Patsy and her staff have worked together to give us the news and views around the campus. Hats oil' to the Herald staff. First row: llarinon VVood, James Brumley, Connie Nash, Fred Pickens, Ozie Lee Garrettg second: P. L. Fortune, Billy Hull, Betty Richey, Betty lo Ledford, Blanche Powersg third: Agnes Breazeale, Betty VVilson, Mary Collins, Rosa Lee Elrod, Patsy Roberts, Editor, Elizabeth Vvyatt, ludy VVarcl, Miss Pruitt, Advismf. Wvnia-f -.,.,A .. if , f ,mfr C A B I N E T President ........-.,.................... BARBARA COTHRAN V ice President ................................, PAUL CARTER Secretary and Treasurer ,.........,........... me, JIM MHC NIXON Advisor ............................... IVHSS XVILTON PRUITT Throughout the year, the Cabinet has stimulateml much interest among both students and parents in the activities of the school. The most spectacular of these two were the two service campaigns, the Herald Campaign and the Memorial Organ Fund. Next carrie the revision and reprinting of the Constitution ol' the Parker Governing Confederation. This was followed hy a special course in Student Government for the heneiit of all frcslnncn, zunl the intro- fluction of the election reforms. CABINET School Information - -,- MAXINE AYICRS Recreation -.,,... .... ,I ACK WATKINS Social Relations -- --- H ARLICIC MARTIN Traffic ........ ..,,o.,. S TAN LRE School Relations .... JERRY HOLLAND Judge ......... ,- ...... WILEY ROBERTS Sanitation .--,...... -- BETTY JEAN BROCK Prosecuting Attorney -- L, ....... RALPH Ll'iACl'l Public Relations ...,.. - ...,L....,, HVELYN SCOTT School Service .....L,,, ,- ...., ....., l ,OL X 'NME GALLOWAY Among the outstanding social events sponsored by the Cabinet were the Freslnnan Reception and the Faculty Student Tea, botll of which were held in the Leisure Lodge. Of particular interest to students is the monthly Student Government Party Wlliilll is usually lield at Verner Springs Park. Here's for bigger and better social events like tliese at Parker! Senate nam UPPER HOUSE First row: Armon Stone, Roy Frost, Paul Carter, Ralph VVaters, Ed Taffer, Grady Diekard, Buddy Knight, Jimmie Ballewg second: Rodger hlchlahon, David Johnson, Helen Biggins, Jimmie Mahon, Bobby Batson, Holmes Nelson, third: Junior Sisk, Ruth Ginn, Nlrs. Shirley, Alfred Hawkins, Biehard Powers, Loyd Christy, Fred Byrd, Bennie Barnett, A. J. Duncan. LOXVER HOUSE First row: Kenneth Eortner, Lawrence Queen, Bobby Owens, Kenneth Boswell, Wilfcmrd Powell, Charles Barbara, second: Roy lNleElrath, Doris Wlritaker, Betty Nlelntosh, Peggy VVood, Miss Heard, Margie hlitehell, Carolyn Smith, Mary Turner, Julie hlae Nix, third: Connie Smith, Billie Ban Dill, Tommy VVaters, fourth: Don Rich, Allan Cox, Peggy Kilpatrick. Joe Sparks, Eugene Smith. Grady Holliday, Jimmy Knight, Truman Elliott. . an MWA, Court ir Ralph Leach, Prosecuting Attorney, Charles Crumpton, Clerk of Court, Miss Bolt, Advisor, Alvin Bagwell, Sergeant at Arms, Wylie Roberts, Iudge. First row: Thomas Cox, Mary Tribble, Betty Staton, Anita Phillips, Cleveland Kerns, Virgie Lee Stokes, Margaret Vance, Melvin Roberts, Bobby ,lo Cegler, Floyd Riddleg second: Wylie Roberts, Ralph Leach, Frances Mitchel, Thomas Vehorn, Hal Kelley, Clyde Nickles, Cecil Cox, William Wafferdg third: Mrs. Castle, Advisor, A'vin Bagwell, Tommy Godferd, Charles Cobson, Buford Howard, Jack Taylor, Jean Cathorn. Bar Association ir I First row: Norma Jean Batson, Jerry Batson, Betty Mauney, Bobby Landrethg second: Miss Wilburn, Advisorg Maxine Ayers, Chairman, Henry Keith, Bobby Batson. Recreation ir School Informatio ir First row: Jinnes Goodlet, Boy Hall, blartha Ellen Bailey, Jean Allen, Betty Ann Atkins, bliss Hiott, Adifisor, jack VVatkins, Clmirmang second: Herbert Prince, Waymond Hughes, Jean Black, Betty VVilson, Jerry Julian, Nlury Butli Floyd, Virginia Allison. Social Relations ir First row: Jo Anderson, Frances Neely, Ellen Galloway, Pat Duncan, Harlee Martin Chairman, second: Robert jordan, jerry Caldwell, Bobby Porter, third: Miss Nesmith, Advisor Curtis Landreth, Milton Cruinpton, Gene lXliller. Left bottom to top: Ray Stovall, Edith Haynes, Bobbie Nell Bright, Patsy Hendrix, Furman Black, Buddy Knight, Tootle Robertson, second: Hevward Harrison, Beenie Barnett, Bill Norman, David Blackwell: tlzird: joe Glenn, Alvin Taylor: fozcrtk: Osborne Ballew, Stan Lee, Chairman, Wiltmmn Bagwell, Niger Evatt, Carol Rogers, Hftlz: C. Bowick, nlrs. M. Roper, flflqdvisorg Benny Perry, Kenneth Jones, sixth: Speck Daniels, black Patterson, Jack Taylor, Joe ay or. Traffic 'Ir School Relations 'A' First row: Jeanette Harvell, Kat Sides, Pat Hudsong second: Billy Beacham, Everette Queen, Robert Cromer, Fred Pickens, Don Dean, Hal Kelly, Miss Williams, Advisorg Gerry Holland, C hairman. Sanitation if First row: Curtis Heath, Iris Neely, Bobby Ballew, Betty Jean Brock, Chairman, Harris Turner, Agnes Breazeale, second: Doris Miller, junior Sisk, Betty Campbell, Kenneth Atkinson, Mrs. Broadnax, Advisor, Betty Campbell, Cecil Broadwater, Mary Sue Williams. Public Relations ir First row: VVally Vlilliamson, Bryan Richey, second fbottom to topl: Miss Bryson, Kat Triap, Frances Blitclicll, Judy VVardg third: Nina Baity, Jackie Clinegfourtlz: iX1axinc Burley, Evelyn Scott, Cl1lli1'11'1CllZ. Miss Lay, Advisor, not in picture. Jimmie Hall, Jack Coggins, Patricia Scroggs, Dillard VVilbanks, Sara Nlartin, Elizabeth VVincl1cster, James Brumlcy, Lola Mae Galloway, Chairman, 'liilda Young, Ralph Nlaliafiey, Miss Rlicbcrg, Advisor. School Service if 1 l Block Letum Club First row: Frank Friddle, Frank Hernbree, Stan Lee, Huglh Bevis, Pete Hendrix, Hillian Hendrix, Richard Powers, second: Coach VVaggoner, Buddy Knig t, Charles Wyatt, J. C. Bowick, Fred Powers, Fred Byrd. Girl Reserves 'i Jerry Stairley, Doris Hudson, Alma Rodgers, Lona Galloway, Betty Dodson, Annell Harvell, Johnny Mecacw, Ann Pigler, Joan Kelly, Peggy Wood, Barbara Shook, Ann Cole, Mary Lee, jenett Harvey, Meta Granger, Martha Patton, Doris Powers, Jean Allen Martha Baily, Iris Nely, Margaret Davis, Frances Mitchell, Betty Campbell, Bonnie Gillespie, Martha Bird, Frances Suttles, Nancy Riddle, Margaret Vehorn, Hester Smith, Tilda Young, Barbara Riddle. wwgww x,,N ,, mm Library Staff i' First row, left to right: Ruth Tilson, Sally Waldrop, Pauline Spearman, Margie Mitchell, Alma Rodgers, Mary Sue Willianis, Janet Brown, Joyce Haley, Bobby Sue Ellenburg, Eloise Hughes, Ellovvee Medlin, Virginia lWorris. Second row: Betty Chapman, lylary Collins, Dorothy Gentry, Katherine Tripp, Doris lyliller, Patsy Hendrix, Evelyn Peace, Bobbie Jean Smith, Judy Hendrix, hlargaret Byers, Barbara Biddle, Elizabeth Turner. Third row: Jeanette Lewis, Beatrice Coleman, Louise Ferguson, Gladys Jo Cleveland, Betty Jane Hall, Doris Ann Keown, Betty Jane Hall, Betty Jane Johnston, Thelma lVIedlin, Carolyn VVood, Buth Evatt, Bliss Crouch, Johnnie Hollingsworth. Fourth row: Buth Smith, Clynes Holt, Mary Lou Elrod, Betty Hull, Mary Lockee, VVyoniia Blair, Ethelene Epps, Helen Cooper. Fifth row: Audrey Carrer, Mildred Batson, Grace Collins, Bobbie Jean Smith, Sue Cisson, Selena Dubose, Frances Taylor, Bobbie Brooks, Hellon Christopher, Billy Carpenter. Sixth row: Betty Mae Pierce, Sybil Drye, Pmuth Burgess, Elizabeth McDuHie, Willie Faye Hall, Anna hlaude Smith, hlargaret Lewis, Jean Barton, Juanita Henderson, Hazel Blythe, Mabel Anderson, Lilla Hilton. Billy Taylor. R Se1'e:Hl1 row: Lloyd Christy, Fred Powers, Carol Rogers, Bobby Joe Bradley, Charles Vllaltefield, Holmes Nelson, ay tova . . bliss Moseley, Joyce hlurphy, Bachel Jamison, Joyce Ferguson, Joyce Letturtel, Mary Lou Smith, Wlanda Craigo, Elizabeth Beaves, Lucille James, Agnes Abercrombie, Sybil Baker, Billy Jean Beed. Plealth Patrol Glee Club First row, left to right: llene VVhisnant, Dorothy Greer, June Hunt, Jerry Stairley, Peggy VVood, jean Allen, Bobbie hlayheld, Doris Ann Keown, Betty Hull, Joyce Duncan. Second row: Frances lX'litehell, Dorothy Dill, Bobbie Cothran, Doris Hudson, Betty Sue Hopkins, lXlaxine Ayers, Jeanette Taylor. Third row: Blanche Powers, Sybil Drye, lylaxine Burley, Eloise Hughes, Ruth Floyd, Agnes Black, Agnes Holder, Carolyn Long, Lou Ellen Anders, Annie Vllright, Norma jean Batson, Lou Ella Brooks. Fotarth row: Betty Garrett, Dawn Campbell. Harold Huffman, Joe Dan Sparks, Thomas Cox, Bobby Ballew, Lawrence Queen, Donald Dean, Marion Robertson Billy Farrow, Fred Pickens, Claude Floyd. Projection Clffice i' Azalee Blartin, Harlee Blartin, Jerrv Holland, Maxine Ayers, Pat Duncan, Mrs. Simpson, Evelyn Scott, Jcnett Harvell, Lola Mae Calloway, Iune Picklesimer. First row: Mary Ellen Miller, Connie Nash, second: Annell Henderson, Blargaret Vehorn, Agnes Breazeale, Mr. Jay. Bdr. Jay's Clffice Force i' Mr. ,lay mixing ll pvvl: at Ihr' snow. ,lrlrlf lulws II stroll. Sfllllilllll. Pllllifj' but Cold. Gossiping. Pointing it 0111. Ping pong. Fixing it up. S0llIP,S on. llvulth Patrol. Mulvrials Bzuvfnu Librlzry. - Q is LOUIE GREET lf0C'A7l0M4l DfPv4R7MfN7 Under the leadership of Mr. Louie Greet the Voca- tional Department has become one of the outstanding departments of o11r school. Many students have become experts in their chosen profession as a result of their early training in this department. Mr. Greet is highly praised for his able leadership and for the success of the voca- tional courses in our school. l r Left to right: Lillian Duncan, Edith Buily, Dot Putman, Frances Greer, Maude Batson, Mary Io Davis, Iimmie Mahon, Lihbu Turner, Helen Higgins. 10th Grade Cosmetology 'A' Advanced Cosmetology ni' First row: Dot Gillespie, Frances Smith, Mildred Glanzer, ,lean Loftis, Betty McBee, second: hlildred Garret, Ruby llielunan, Charlecn Fox, Margaret Lanford, Katherine lX'leKenzie. hlildred Green. Frances Dickerdg third: Joyce Miller, Edith llamrnond, Bernice Hall, hlyrtle Bice, Betty Hall, Betty Jo Evans, hlarion Chandler. Iliversified Occupations if First row: Grady Moon, Maxine Peace, Alfred Hawkins, Bobby Jean Major, Fred League, Frances Coleman, Jack Rodgers, Edith Haynes, Boyce Knight, Doris Hitt, second: Clyde Pearson, W ' Herman Tooley, Lois Bright, Sara Nlartha Brannon, Ruth Smith, Vivian Moss, Lilla Hilton, james Hawthorne, lVliss Scott, third: Mr. Gantt, Wallace Craig, Nlabel Anderson, Ed Roper, Bobert Hester, Balpli Bloody, Elmer Reid, Jimmie Ballew. First row: Joe Cole, Fred Hicks, Edwin Gregory, hlax Campbell, Billy Farrow, second: Frank Hembree, Bichard Ferguson, Jack Kay, ,lack Dover, lack Warsl, third: Don Barbare, Bay- mond Holtzclaw, Alvin Bagwell, Allen Dorr, lN'lr. VV-est, Teacher. Machine Shop ir 5 2 55 2iT22fff9?5 , Nr., E: 2 .55, ai V ,Q if jifggis fwtfg , 2 em A ,tiff l hm 'WC if 9 if Ill Q' 'gall 'QQ 52 L W Q , , 4 1-L 1 3 52. in fi! Y 'f'f33?'f'7 f ' Q nilww' sl W MT 0 s 5 if Q nl' at f,,.,.a A lr XX Q Q gqfjs . 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A Illfyli business u'ill1 cherished ideals and new hopes, ideas unrl opportunities, EMPLOYMENT lu- I I, viii Z9 E ju -. . ,LLL ,. ,f 11:1 4, ' z 4 -. I ,vfw'IL V' A ,I V ,f M4 ,I-f J, ,..f ., . , 1 ,,-,af.1 f 'P 4, rf LQ an I4 P IMITIII Il I OFFICE ' KN 13 South Laurens Street ,H ---. I A MX.'Y A ff -,Q - E - E is 1-ffffiff' , 2 ngffkjsijfQnQ.L.fIf'- ff- Q15 g ,ff ,' M , , ,X X N X .,,NsxL ,qf jjjf .., xr' X Q-QT x.f, SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY INCOKPOR ATED I IIIXII-Iii, 1 Il I ll HI lfiflff I IM 'I Www www Q Alam X If Aixfnu- Q U fi . Ml ? xx 'QQ-OXQMM, is-J LAW-Q34-ywvig , D Q QAM f,,15fZ2'f G-, Q. T. HICK AN'S x gzjijbngww 5 1, W k Wher Eweet --- ' i A7 A hS - -0 x Q.. fx . ffi- -.ft ,-id w gqgg gig H 3,Qf'7 U , 5, 'il-tiffllii 3' .-'--f-'fi A . 7 rEw5'. ' -' IJEKI ' ,! .,.. I. r,,:I,:2, i ff :ff ..:-:f '1?1f1. 5131- . , i 5?i-' ' 'aggraze gene- .. - G, -:,-1 1. 15.3.-E . ' 'L- 'L 'I' y FURMAN UNIVERSITY Greenville, S. C. Founded 1826 john Laney Plyler, President Opportunities for cultural growth, development in Christian living, and pre-professional training. Special emphasis on training for leader- ship. Courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor ot Science, Bachelor of Arts in Music, and Master of Arts. Pre- professioual course groupings. Summer session includes two six Weeks terms, Iune 10-July 17 and july 18-August 23. For catalogue write . R. N. Daniel, Dean Elizabeth Lake Iones, Dean Menis College WVomenis College 3LQAlU l.' jfwwe ' wL,L..MfeffLa.,wnWMf ,M.7.u,! 'S ,kldk-gow, I MCALISTER, SMITH and PATE , . gk: . 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It Is,' Rc cg ,O X,fN XXg ,Q 'X 5 35 HALES Q: fe Q A in 'T -X Leading Jewelers and Diamond Merchants XY wh 3 R bw j H DEPARTMENT UNSURPASSED 3 A From A Sporting Point of Views' Follow Thru Witll W ff E f Q J , gm f ' ' W Daily In C5112 CBrrenuill2 Nunn And l i o i A7 I v i :li ' Sttit 1i ' SESSES 1 ooooo QS' ooozo ' 4 : 44 ,A'A: ZZ' ,.:A Q yt mBYy PAUL BARRETT E In THE GREENVILLE PIEDMONT Every Evening Except Sunday SOUTH CAROLINA'S LEADING NEWSPAPERS Listen To Your Favorite Sport W 13 B C 1330 ON YOUR DIAL PIEDMON T LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Material PHONE 325 Greenville, S. C. wAAAWwAAA PAINTS ' GLASS ' WALLPAPER Sundry Items For Industrial and Residential Use See Us On Any of Your Requirements P I T T S B U R G H PLATE GLASS COMPANY .L H. flioekyj NORMAN, Mgr. Phone 416-417 221 YV. Washington Street 'Q ' ' ' 4 4 lied O'NEAL-WILL S ww , SPORTING GOODS 241 'North Main Phone 122 Greenville, S. C. xr I Claussenli BREAD CAKES Favorefl for Over A Hundred Years BILTMORE CERTIFIED MILK CREAM BUTTERMILK PASTEURIZED MILK COTTAGE CHEESE IRRADIATED VITAMEN D MILK ICE CREAM HOMOGENIZED MILK BUTTER BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS TELEPHONE 1320 bg F Q , COMPL ENTS X .- I F53 53 EQQGREENVILLE, s. C. I d ,wAAfwAwmAAw BLUE RIBBON CAFE, INC. 'gflir Conditioned for Your Comfortv Choice Steaks ' Sea Food LUN CI-IEON Welcome Service Men Good Food Means Good Health Phone 2378 13 West Washington S DIJUB WE EULA DOUBLE COLA BOTTLING CO. 304 YV. Washington GREENVILLE, S. C. ,Aww MOVING . STORAGE TEXTILE WAREHOUSE CQ. 511-1 5 Rhett St. Phone 1145 BEST WISHES FROM F. W. PCE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Compliments of SGUTHERN WEAVIN G COMPANY Gregnville, South Carolina DUNEAN MILLS GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA ,xfxfxfvxfvvvvvxfxfxf PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE Y' Distributors oy O. 86 C. Quick Frozen r , a cl wriifffim Phones 886-887 L'J rGree S. C COMPLI MENTS Ulf' STAR CLEANERS 86 LAUNDRY GREENVILLE, S. C. Phones 73 and 74' Main Office: H3 W. Stone :x'VOIlllt Branch Offices: 109 W. Coffee Streetg H5 Ci6VPi2lIltI Street E. North Streetg Taylors. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF THE FLORENCE MILLS American Spinning Divisio Compliments of JUDSON MILLS Greenville, South Carolina IVEY-KEITH 'flu' qllllllflj' Slum' Greenville, S. C. lllllllllf-lll'fIll'l?l'S of 1,lllSfl'l' fflullvlf llvllfll Plant: Greenville, S. C. VICTOR-MONAGHAN COMPANY GREENVILLE, S. C. A,vwAAMVXAAA,mAAAAAA AAAAfvxAAAAA.N,xA,vvVvvx,vyA fwvx VVVXAAAMRANV COMPLIM EN TS TO GRADUATES UNICN BLEACHERY GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA GREENVILLE HARDWARE COMPANY HEAVY AND 'SHELF HARDWARE EXPLOSIVES, PAINTS, OILS, DAIRY SUPPLIES ETC. Phone 4950 648 S. Main St. GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA AA . . -.,, ,x,CCxfVV-VC-VXA,-V-Vx,x, COCHRAN JEWELRY COMPANY Watches I Diamonds I Jewelry of All Kinds Trophies I' Invitations OPEN AN ACCOUNT' Pay Wvvlfly or Montlllp' COCHRAN'S 211 N. Main Street Compliments of BRANDON CORPORATION STCRES 8 Q1 Call 1820 Call 1821 RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS Q 93 We Set the Standard 3 Our Notions and Sundries Will Save You Money We Serve All GREATER GREENVILLE PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY JOHN D. ASHMORE J. DOUGLAS Ross Compliments of Carolina Life Insurance Company South Carolinzfs Oldest Life Insurance Company H11 is bvrtvr to have it and not flew! it tlmn it is lo rwwl il mul not have it. ICDUC.AXTIONfXL PULICIICS A SPECIALTY. FORTY-TWO RICI'RESI'INTA'l'IVES IN GlII'lIiNVII,I.I'I DISTRICT ICD. B. SNIITH. Disirilft jllllllllgll Ollieesz 200 Wooclsitle Bldg. Plmne 45 A,XA,xfxAfefV,A,,,x,x,x.AAA,VV- A ,C , . ,V- AA A ,- ,V fd- F ,XA COOPER MOTOR LINES, INC. General Offices: Greenville, S. C. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 338 North Randolph Street Uperating Fast Molor Transports Between the East llllll the South 4 ,,, ,., ,.- , .-5.1-,Ail3:i':l1!:11!5:3!5:s, 3:Z3:21 E5i:E:-12:42 1 1-1:2'21fAQ,-qf - You Have so mourns TO PAY A FOR AN EAGLE clannrlzn W lNsuLAnoN Jos A G23 'k Year 'Round Comfort -k Increased Fuel Savings Q INSUIATIUN ul' Fire Protection LV IN C , 0315 Sol 'Q A O A I 1 V 1 I r 1 I t ' A Q nicuiisduq CT nm sm Phone us loday for Aiiigatuainiilin 6 F Esnmahu svscmcmons ROCK WOOL INSULATING co. OF SOUTH CAROLINA Phone 957 Greenville, S. C CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1 9 4 6 THE TEXTILE DRY GOODS STORE Green Avenue Extension Greenville. S. C. Phone 7l3l IT PAYS TO SHOP AT Z' ME 3' Compliments AUTO FINANCE C0. AUTOMOBILE 86 FHA FINANCING Com para' Illll' Rntvs Crvellvillv. S. C. Phmw 6415 A I . HICKS BEAUTY SALON Svrving Cremwille Over 10 Years MHS. HAZICL I-IICKS I'ACI'I, Uuvwr 0 pvrntors DORIS RO.-ICH BILLY ,IILINIS DAVIS FRANCIS MARTIN HORTENSIC DARBY KING I,UC1lQl,E SMITH A I riemIIy Atmosphere livvrzfirrgs By flppointrnvnt Telephone 5903 Lobby Center TI1eater 22 S. Main St. DYKE'S PAINT SHOP GLASS .- WALLPAPER - PAINTS 233 YV. Waslxington Sl. Plmne 934 l:0llIlI1il71l'llfS of CAROLINA, RIVOLI, and CENTER THEATERS North Malin Slrm-I . s 4 f X ku. Q N-'Y-H Y K an lx N City Tire 84 Recapping Company Hf:l'l?l?IIf11il1l?.S filllililfllu PHONE 2816 7 AUGl15'l'A S'l fmfs M001 Ar . . . E N S O R ' S Main Street at lVIcBee Avenum U7lwr0 the F0011 ls C0011 PHONE 558 QYN- CRUIYN Y' can N EHI BOTTLIN G CO. Greenville, S. C. STANDARD CLEANERS Hffleall. the Slflllllflfd Wfay PIAIUNIC 5198 I0 Pemlleton St.. West Greenville PIEDMONT SHIRT COMPANY MAKERS OF WINGS DRESS SHIRTS A-Y SPORTS WEAR GREENVILLE, S. C. T Complinzents of SCURRY-NIXQN Wh11lf2s11lf1 AUTO PARTS SUPPLIES S EQUIPMENT Phone 4192 W 422 South Main St. BEST WISHES COLUMBIA BAKING COMPANY S O U T H E R N BREAD and CAKES A,vwvvVxf,AAfX.xA,vXAf,. nf A., . , VV AA.,-.AJ I AAAA f fx, fxfvxfv- A, f Jw- fx. --M VVVVV CMVV Xkfvvxfxfvv C. O. ALLEN COMPANY Established 1889 GOODRICH TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES TIRE RECAPPING i FARM SUPPLIES 14 N. Brown St. Phones 777-620 COAL AND COKE Telephones 1161 or 630 Uepemlable Stoker, Grate and Furnace Coal City Wfide Deliveries from 2 Yards Ballenger Bros. Coal Company Estublishvrl 1912 13 BOYCE COMPLIMPINTS Palmetto Roofing 86 Supply Company E. V. LIVINGSTON 'Y-I Roof for Every Bltildillfga, Call 4318 301 Augusta Street COM PLIM ENTS RAMSEUR ROOFING COMPANY PHONE 3457 353 W. McBee AYCIIUQ 901 MARY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Buncombe Street Greenville, Beauty Culture of All Kinds SARA SIZEMOHIC BUHNHTTIC, Proprivlor RUTH and VIVIAN LONG, 0I!llll1gl'l'S S 'I' H li PEOPLES N ATIGN AL BANK CHl'Il'1NVll.l,l'I. S. C. f1Il'llllN'I' I . II. I. lf. 5l'I'I'ill42 1110 I'u111ir' Sinfvf 1899 PATTGN, TILMAN 86 BRUCE Slmvs mul llUS1.I'l'AY of 1110 Bvrtvr Kimi y . - v ffwvllxlllc. 5. L. X-H XY SIEIUIC Fl'l l'ING C O A L VILPIPIJIIUIH' 83 GREENVILLE ICE 86 FUEL PLANT 221 River Sl. Com IIHIIIVPIIIS of ll iMnuuliI0' WHA FUR I'I,EASA!VT SllUl'I'lNG J. C. HALEY FURNITURE CO. The Store of Values CHXSH OR TERMS 656-58 S. Main Sl. IJIIOII6 457 J G W IQN 1 fiul vigf, ,cgyguv 4 You Can Buy It For Loss A41 ,lorwsu 207 S. Main St. Phone 1391. LINER,S MARKET Qzmlity Mears, Fish and Poultry QI North L2llll'0IlS Sl. Grevmillc, S. C. sv Remember THACKSTON CHEVRCLET CO. Maintains A SUPER CHEVROLET SERVICE STATION BODY -P FENDER M- PAINT AND UPHOLSTERY l,ll0IlC 3707 104 College St. Vvxfxfvv V V ,V-.fefvv Vxfvvv-Jwxfvwvvxfvvvv-X, VvX,t,VVC VVVV SVN ,, ,VUVVC Vvvw V-Ax KJV, VV, COMPLIMENTS OF DUKE POWER CGMPANY GREENVILLE, S. C. VvvCfVVvJXA,V- wvVVVvAwV AVvVVVAVmf,fXAN x , ,NA f., ,Vw V ,V THE oRlG1NA1, D E L U X E D I N E R Next to Carolina Theatre 336 N. Main St. FREE PARKRING SPACE Telephone 9261 Originators of HWORLITS BESTH Specializing in . . . Steak Sandwiches ' Ice Box Pies Home Made Mexican Chili DILLARD PAPER COMPANY Incorporated alf It's Paper PAPER MERCHANTS Greensboro, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Greenville, S. C. Roanoke, Va. Bristol, Va.-Tenn. COMPLIMICNTS OF FRANKLIN SAVINGS 86 LGAN CO. HLenr1ing Hundreds to Thousandsv 108 E. Washington St. Phone 6710 D RIN K P E PASTEURIZED MIlK PET PASTEURIZED MILK 'SYours for Better Hualthv l,ll0Il6 35l0 34 College Street WELBORN LUMBER COMPANY 'LUMBER AND BUILDING 1w1A1'r3H1A1J5 Oflice aml Yard Pemlletoll Rozul P. 0. Box No. 27 Telephone 2752-J COMPLIMENTS R. H. BEARDEN Sharif ,x,V-Vxfvx JXJVXAAAA Af f- A,- mAmA,,VvOAA,vXAAAAfVV VOVVVYVVVVVx.fvVXf,1,xnA,x,,VVVX,vxAAA,AAAAfVxAfVNAAf,x R. D. JONES 86 SONS 24-Hour Alllbllylllllffl? Smwficn 'T616Il1l0Il6 178 1004 Augusta Strvvl HEYWARD MAHON COMPANY GRIc1QNV11,L1c, S. C. C0011 fflollws for 01071 uml Boys PHONE 4514 POE HARDWARE 86 SUPPLY CO. IIAHLJWAHIQ AND Mlm, SUPPLIES 1,12 South Main Street GREENVILLE, S. C. FOR 60 YEARS The South's Leading Home Furnishers Corner 3 '11C16IJ1l0Il6S Hain and Muliee 4051 - 4052 AAA,-X COMPLJMENTS or' PARKER ROAD DRUG STORE Thr' Pl'l?Sl'l'i1IliUl1 Drug Starz' PHON 141 1839 Cor. Parker Road and Wfooflsifle Ave. Greenville, S. C. Agent for thc' Expert G E N E R A L P Recapping TIRE KRAFT SYSTEM HWQ Never Closew H U N T E R ' S TIRE SERVICE 401 N. Main St. ,Phone 91,15 AA, - ,CAf. , VVAA AAA, AAA A., tAA,CAA,-,CAAAfxA,vVVVC vx,xA,AAAAAAA A AAA ,XKAAA AAA A AAA AAA A Compliments of Holcombe Motor Company USED CARS We Buy, Sell or Trade CASH OR TERMS 155 ,Augusta St. Phone 1819 Compliments of BOLT'S DRUG STORES Gl'66IlX'1116, S. C. AAA Afvxfvvvvx AAAAA fxfxfxfvxfxfxfx AAAAAAAA ,VxA,,,,VVXAAfCfVxAA,Vx,-VVVVVX, Vxfvxfvxfvvx TI-IE PANTRY Specializing in . . . Fried Chicken ' Western Steaks ' Dinners Luncheons ' Breakfasts ALYVAYS GOOD COFFEE 1619 Augusta Road Telephone 4630 J. YV. RULLOCK, Prop. No. ll2 W. Nvasllington St. Greenville, S. C. HALL and COX Real Estate . . . Loans . . . Insuranre LONG TERM MORTGAGE LOANS Phone 2662 ,If ,-. A f- ,- A,VV. ,X Af A ,V-. wx,,,A,,fCf,,CAA,VCA,xf.,e.,VxAf.A,vVx,.,xA,X f-vxfvvvxfvxfvxfx A A A .C , . xA A Compliments ol' STEWART-MERRITT CO. UNITED TIRE CO., INC. Recapping ' Repairing ' Retreading DISTRIBUTORS OF U. S. TIRES COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE l7 College St. Greenville, S. C. PHONE 2900 CUM PLI MENTS IDEAL LAUNDRY 86 CLEANERS The Loading Laundry and Cleaners of the Piedmont Svrrlion TELEPHONE 4360 VVS V ,VV VvvvvxffxfvwvvXfX,VX,VvVVv-VVVVVV-SV-JM tA,VvX,VXA,VVVvXA, JV ,VSV DAVENPORT,S The Shop for Boys and Young Mon 207 North Main Street PHONE 3985 GREENVILLE, S. C. Vxfvv-V-V-tfvvv-Vvvxfvxftfvvvx, xmwvvxfv-VVVV VV, S I, VVLAA, Vvvx,-,VV LA,-VVS Vx COM PLIMENTS W. A. SEYBT 86 CGMPANY School and Ojfice Supplies 16-I8 East McBee Ave. Plxone l504 GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLIN A AAVV,VVVwv,wfA ,V VXA ,VVVVVVV Vvvvvvvvvvvx VX, ,www .fv S COMPLIMENTS PAUL FOSTER'S GARAGE 24 Hour Service Nlotor Steam Cleaning Wrecks Rebuilt Body and Fender Repairing Brake and Generator Service Wfl16Cl Alignment Phone 25 ee 300 North Main St. 93' 0' 'SX fl Complete Floral Establishment With Greenhouses, Flower Shop and Fields of Growing Flowers We Telegraph Flowers FLOYVERPHONE 5490 RAYSQR FLORAL COMPANY 100l Pendleton Close to the Hospilulsv AAA,xA,vvx,VxAfv VXAAAAAA vvvxAAA,vVxfvxAA,vVv veAA,V,fV VV VXA, -I mf- fNAJVvVV,,XAfXfv- 1 VV Compliments of GREENVILLE BOWLING CENTER Open Daily at 3:00 P. M. B 0 W L For Your Health's Sakei' Telephone 9249 W. Broad Street R. E. DAHLFUES, Manager ,vvvvx,VVvVxAA,vvVXA,-eVvXA,x,vx,x,VVV.fXAfX,V- fox, IAA,-X,x.A,vVx,V VVVVV Vxfxfxfxfxfo-ex, ,V-,, .fo J V- Whiteis General Insurance Agency, Inc. Dividend Savings Un Your Insurance PHONE 5590 vvxfvvvxfvxfvvxfvvvv AAIVVVVXAAAJ Vv.-vx,v-VVx,VvvvVM Gfvvvv-.A,VVv XA, x fvvvo Vw MVS fo .fvv RALPH E. LOPER CU. Specialists in Textile Cost Service INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS VV0odside Building Buflington Building Greenville, S. C. Fall River, Mass. Phone 346 Phone 6-8261 COMPLETE AVIATION SERVICE Dealers for the now spin proof aeroplane THE rzmlou P112 CAROLINA AVIATION Greenville, S. C. Phone 766 CROSSWELL COMPANY GENERAL MERCHANDISE WOODSIDE MILLS Greenville, S. C. Phone 1696 KEEVER BICYCLE SHOP Lock and Key Work - Repairing Trunks Automobile Keys a Specialty New and Used Bicycles- Repairs 110 West Coffee St. Phone 1300 GREENVILLE AUTO SALES, Inc. FORD MERCURY LINCOLN Sales Service USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD 213-219 E. Washington St. Phones 58 and 59 AwvVvvvV W! LEA OLJO7 fbi! ' mfmigowwv THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY, INC. DRY CLEANING Phone 826 GREENVILLE, S. C. JVvvmANvA Compliments of BLUE BIRD BUS LINES GREENVILLE, S. C. Phone 7334 R. M. DACUS DRUG STORE uCovers the Parker District Like the Down R. NI. DACUS, Druggist Monaghan Judson FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation So. Main St. Greenville, S. C. wAAAAN v jf' 5 KENNETH CASS TIRE Co. Nj: R ATTERIES -HECAPPING -VULCANIZING USED TIRES - ACCESSORIES KlCNNE'l'H CASS. ow, Lffl - HENRY CASS, M ,,,, .,,g..,. 4 NH East- Court and Falls Streets 5 55 Pl 1.,11 e 1142 ' ' Greenville, S. C. ' - . X Rig .-S vxfvxA,-vx,VVSfvVufvVVCeC4.,w C1-VVS AAAAfVvVxAAfvVVVVC Vxfvv CAAJVVVV V SAAAAJVVVVVVVC, A . , e -D 1' , Kg X , .eb Q . VO Steen Reed 86 Serv1Ce Company K5 xxx A 'Y' I eu K ' Superior in . 5 I me ,7 Pitch Bam elieetls ee Heddle Bars We Drop Wire liars XJ F 1 .53 P. O. BOX 655 PHONE 7009 I 'V 14-I6 Brown St. Greenville, S. C. ,ll 7 V EfxeaewweewwweM,,,WeW,,MSWWe WWC - WWSWWWS ,Wee SW . , ,D 'I Pick a Perfect Posy- . eg, xl XT 3 WIENOLD FLORAL CO. if I If 4-.5 It . Phone 2738 811 Augusta St. 'Q 9 5 , Vxivvef- fvx.-. fvv , ,V-f,.,VVXfJVxAf CpAAAfvxAAAAAA,vxfxfA,xAA,vCAfvCAfVVVVvvvVVe,x,CA,, TX Q. TIRE SALES INC. -1- ' Distributor of 3 . ETC Y, 1 LEE TIRES AND COOPER TIRES Y JOHN H. DAVIS. Manager X gf., Ks :X ,2 3 Academy and VVaShington Streets Phone 6395 BALENTINE'S A HAMS - BACON - LARD PURE PORK SAUSAGE Mads From Jlf1S'l'OClfflTlC PICS BALEN TIN E PACKING COMPANY 6'S0uth fjlll'0lIlLllqS Uwn Moat l,llCl'Ef?l'SM OBSERVER PRINTING CGMPANY f10n1A1r:m:1AI, PRINTERS Greenville, S. C. I 33 W. Nloliev Aw. PIIOIIG 3237 S X 3 f 2 5 , Q 3 -. 8 J 5 C fi gs E s ' JUDSCN LAUNDRY lb? CLEAN, AIRY, DAYLIGHT PLANT ' 3 Wl1P1f1'f2 You Find Qfwlify Wm-A Af Almlf-ffmf P,-if-.A -E-:Xa , SAFE AND SANITARY SICRVICIC CALL 2990 'd cg .XS A 'C-C DRUGS - SUNDRIES ECKERD'S Prescription Druggists 213 N. Main St. Greenville, S. C. A AAA ,VXAAJMV VvVVvvvXAA,XAf Afxfvx Afvvxfvwx Aovvxfxfvv VVVX A GREENVILLE STEAM LAUNDRY Member American Institute of Laundering DRY CLEANERS uThe Pioneer Laundry of Greenvillei, For prompt and elticient service call one of Greenville,s oldest Cleaners and Laundry Phone 4190 28 Townes Compliments of CITY VIEW LUNCH Good Things to Eat Sandwiches A Speciality HAMBURGERS - HOT DOGS - PLATE LUNCHES Owned and Operated by Lonnie Prince 1004 WOODSIDE AVE. f,Nvvv Let,s -Give That Boy of Yours 556,000 Statistics show that the young man who attends college for four years earns 356,000 more in life than the one who does not attend college. Let me explain, without obligation, of course, an Atlantic Life Educational policy. CH ARLES H. GARRISON General Agent, Atlantic Life Insurance Co. of Richmond, Virginia GREENVILLE, S. C. PHONE 4707 AAAAAA . -.,,'f '- tree ff. GREENVILLE SECRETARIAL SCHOOL MAULDIN BUILDING GREEN VI LLE, S. C. AA AAA A AAAAAA AAA A ,CA AAAA AA AA, .A fCA,.AA,AAAAAA,.,XA,AAA,xA AA A AAA A AJ Woodside Cotton Mills Company GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA The mill that talfes an interest in ils 1'r11.p1o-wfls XAAAfxAAA,vxAA,xAAAA,vxAA,xA,VNAA,xA,CAA.AA AAAAJVVXA AAA AAA A AAA A AA A AA A AAA A,V-,CAA Compliments of NICK'S BEST DINER Originators of the VVorld's Best Hamburgers GOOD STEAKS SANDWICHES AAAVfVAAA.. Carl L. Gullick Co. REAL ESTATE - RENTALS GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 1446 Wallace Bldg. C. H. BRANYON PIPE CO. Westfield Street Phone 806-P. 0. Box 395 Greenville, S. C. MMAAMA ?AAAAAA,wAAAnNM nM,.,M,A ,w,A,Vi, A A Compliments of CAROLINA SUPPLY CO. SPRAY -A A DAYLITE and Complete line of outside paints Greenville. S. C. IIUIHIIIIITIHIIIS of PIEDMONT PLUSH MILL Greerlville. S. C. Compliments of ORANGE MILL THE OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY EVERY OFFICE AID FOR EVERY KIND OF TRADE 116-118 West McBee Avenue Phones 4780-4781 GREENVILLE, S. C. A N N L E W I S DRESS FASHION CENTER 217 North Main Street CHEATHAM HARDWARE COMPANY Greenville, S. C. PHONE 4645 25 West McBee Avenue AwxAwxfJXQxM, AAAA DRY CLEANING and Laundry THE BELL LAUNDRY 86 CLEANERS DELIVERY SERVICE Ring the bell for real cleaning WORK GUARANTEED Quality Work - Reasonable Prices Our Customers Are All Satisfied! Plant Oliice VmNxAMwwvvv Av,VvVvA 614 E. Washington Rd. 542 South Main Telephone 743 Telephone 9513 Compliments of THOMAS MCAFEE FUNERAL HOME .,VX,CA,X,xA,VX,X,,,x,VX,x,x,,e,VvX,VxAfvVvx,Vx,x,t VVCAA, NxVfmwwv Compliments Mountain City Foundry and Machine Company 200 Academy Street 3311 3195 NEAL LUMBER CO. ALL KINDS BUILDING MATERIALS C. A. Neal, President Alex A. Neal, Vice-Pres. Phone 2267 Greenville, S. C. HILL TOP GROCERY 2 F REEMAN -BABB Cgmpliments K A Pleasure to Serve You of HARDWARE, PAINTS, HOUSEXVARES vXAfVvvxAfVxAAAAAAAAAA,xA,VVVCAAfV-Jvvx, In Sans Souci HSPEEDY DELIVERIES DIXIE FURNITURE CO. 418 South Main St. Phone 1616 Home Furnishings Compliments of TIRE SALES 86 Vwv HARDWARE CO. 101 West North St.-Phone 77 Greenville, S. C. GREEN AVENUE SODA SHOP 705 Green Avenue KF or Courteous Service' AA,x,-.A,xAn,xA,X,XA,X,C,vMxA,VxA,VC,vxAA ,X AAANMCA A .1 SITTON-MAULDIN BUICK CO. Better Buy Buick SERVICE CO. 415 S Main St New and Used Cars Ph 6 . 225 Buncombe St. Phone 1372 one 11 Greenville, S. C. 'iilliiilwl Start Right 5 FHM with SMART 86 THAYER 5 Staf-O-Life ffm-9.!yQae:5e'f Jewelers Livestock and Poultry Feeds 118 Sguth Main Next to Poinsett Hotel CAROLINA FEED AND SUPPLY STORE 224 Pendleton St. Phone 5658 Jewelry, Clocks, Repairing and Engraving AAAAAAAA,OxAAAA,VMMN fv-f.AfX,x,V1,-,ve ,v1,VXA,X,X,V .Af Afwvx ,Vx ,- ,X ,VX . . A A N,-WV, ,- ,-.,.UX,VK,x AAAAVAAAA Offices and Plants: Anderson, S. C., Green- ville, S. C., West Union, S. C., Seneca Compliments PARIS THEATRE Compliments of BRUCE 86 DOSTER DRUG CO. THE REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 116 116 S. Main St. DIXIE HOT SHOPPE WVORLD'S BEST SANDWICHES Up-to-Date Music ROSS BUILDERS SUPPLIES Incorporated Wholesale and Retail Executive Ol'Hces Greenville, S. C. fVxAfxAAA,VVVxAA ,s.c. Compliments of MON AGHAN MILL STORE Greenville, S. C. fx, - , Vx ,- A ,Vx,vVV-vvvvvxfvxfvxfxfvw-V CAJVV-J AAA, STONE BROTHERS Civilian and Nlilitary Clothiers COMPLETE OUTFITTERS TO MEN YOUNG MEN AND STUDENTS 108 N. Main Street Compliments of J. FRANK WILLIAMS 1301 Woodside Ave. CANNON SHOE STORE For the Entire Family INIAIN ST. TELEPHONE 1815 Greenville, S. C. , .ff WU' rift' f J ' s V I' f r-'Sy' kllfrbvvnpxi 0 L' I fl ' X 1 , f' . , V , '. ' ,ff -Sq bs ' , I ' 3 V I . 1 , jfylfr .I iw Aj.,-Yxu-J fy!! X 1- f 5 'ff I 'V f . . I My jfNorth Greenville Junior L 5- ' tx XWVC College POWERS sc MCEADDEN l f,,W', id' TIGERVILLE, S. C. For , fir' An accredited institution specializing 'fl ' in the training of college freshmen and R . - gt C I T- , I sophomores to earn standard college QUIIIIUHS 4 'oml' eta U0 credit toward A. B. and B. S. degrees. Valuable work experiences available. Service Cultural and religious developmental opportunities. For further information write 223 River St. 7294 M. C. DONNAN, President 533 . I Ng ' 5 1 TES DRUG STORES C. W. CASON GROCERY 4 X. J ig, fp WOODSIDE MILL . qi . X Q Groceries - Meats X A, .1 - , Phone 166 N -V 2 1 , VVE DELIVER KN 1 A .MN DUNEAN MILL Q . Q . ,Q Six Stores l' ' - J l l Phone 2381 J r . i Q N ,J . , x N - ' xx. X' ll, T 5 Q t X MNWmmMMWWMWMWM,WMWMMWMW,.MW-. I e I gg DAN TASSEY 1 XA? South Carolinais Largest Exclusive COIHPllID6UtS of R.. 1 Body Re-Builders J XJ J X 1. IH R UPHOLSTERING, SEAT COVERS zsf BELKSIMP SON CO' Ke 0 P' CLASS REPLACEINIENT G S C , , . reenvl e . . 3 if j Greenville, South Carolina , 'X 1 'i J Y --' 631 So. Main St. X Qi K! QQ Q I Q WWWMWWMMMWWWWMWWWWW S Y , Q 9 X ' Ny 5 X, KAUEMAN BROS. BROCKS INC' N lv , IEWELERS . A -' 4 119 E. Washington Street i ' ' 218 N. Main St. Phone 2346 .K I s -H XQSJ - 1 x v 1-.. WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS SUPPLIES - EQUIPMENT Phone 5100 Nvwwm COMPLIMENTS OF Carolina Tire 86 Recapping Co 827 New Buncombe Rd. ,VV LEAGUES, INC. MUSIC v FURNITURE Phone 2146 239 N. Main St. mVvAm vvvmAM Telephones: Sales 2176, Service 376 Attaway-Easterlin-Sprouse, Inc. 215 W. Washington St. Greenville, S. C. Sales PONTIAC Service ,VVV- mAAmvvVVvwmVw Compliments of Easterby Motor Company flncorporatedl Agent for DODGE and PLYMOUTH Phones 3864-3866 Greenville, S. C. S H I R B Y , S Outstanding in Junior Dresses 225 NORTH MAIN ST. Greenville VC, ,mf,-,VVAww Compliments of MILLS MILL Greenville, S. C. vmt Ashmore's Pharmacy, Inc. THE FRIENDLY STORE 228 N. Main St. Phones 648-649 Greenville, S. C. VVV J Iva, fCA,X..,CAA,VXA,VCf,A,C,Vx,-,C-Vvvxf- ,Vx Compliments of KINGOFF BROS., INC. Greenville's Quality Jewelers 28 S. Main St. Phone 3228 Ovals, x,Vx.x.xfv..,V ,,x,VCfC,xAAftfvx,, tnfvvvvefxfvvx E. E. GOSSETT 86 SONS ELECTRICAL REPAIR SHOP SMALL MOTORS A SPECIALTY 1006 Woodside Ave. City View RADIO SERVICE CO. WORK GUARANTEED PRENTISS BOWVDEN, Owner Phone 109 28 College St. ,V C VAmAmVV,A VmAAA,xMJ 1910 DRAUGI-ION'S 1946 214 N. Main St.-Phone 723-J .A,xAAnAfVvvvxAAA,VxA,VVvxA Afxfvvxfvvvxfvxfx f Compliments of SAM,S LUNCH ROOM m POE MILL STORE WHERE THOUSANDS BUY THEIR GROCERIES, MEATS, DRY N GOODS AND SHOES , AAfvVvvvvvx Am Compliments of SULLIVAN HARDWARE COMPANY Greenville, S. C. Compliments of J. A. Piper Roofing Co. GREENVILLE, S. C. VAUGI-IAN'S JEWELERS 16 YV. North Street PHONE 627 PHONE - 500 - PHONE One, two, three, four or five passengers in City Limits . . . ALL FOR 500 YELLOW CAB CO. Main Office Rear Poinsett Hotel mVVVVVV AT,mA ,VVxA,xfVvv4Af4 vvxfxfxfxfxfvvxfvxfsfxfxfxfx ,CNWCAJCMXAAAAAAAA at Lot lu llilvf 3 ini' My V ' 6 UJ Rogers P J ducts, Inc. W sc as ART SUPPLIES 17 W Washington St Phone 1211 ELEANOR SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Dresses, Coats, Suits 6 S. Main St. Greenville, S. C. W. T. GRANT CO. Known For Values l01 N. Main Street Compliments of S I L V E R ' S 15 North Main Street ,,vvw,mV Rhodes-Perdue-Collins Furniture Co., Inc. Complete Home F umishings 100-104 East Washington Street C. Douglas Wilson Co. For the Best in All Kinds Insurance and Mortgage Loans TELEPHONES 280-281 A Compliments of Southern Cotton Oil Co. PHONE 572 Compliments of S. H. KRESS AND CO. w V,vv mVA,Xw Wm Ubi:-'5k.,yv:12 MGA 1 HARPER BROS., INC. Successors to H. B. Harper and Bros. Ollice Machines and Equipment 108 W. McBee Avenue PHONE 2568 X I AANmAAANvw,VV wAVmAf DR. C. LOYD MCCRARY Optometric Eye Specialist 305 Wallace Buidling Phone 4471 Afxf fxfvvvxfvxfv ,Vm,vmfmMvvV C A U D E L L i S VVe Tailor Suits' Military and Civilian Clothing and Shoes NEVV AND USED NVQ lluy, Trade or Selll' Alterations Vllhile You VVaiL See Us First C A U D E L L y S I00f.-X North Main Stfff-Pllone 5015 vvvvvvVxAAAA,VXA,V ,xAA,xAA,4,x,x,vVvV.faA,vO The Geer Drug Company WHOLESALE DRUGGIST Greenville, Spartanburg, and Charleston, S. C. vv vAV ,V-VV Compliments Sans Souci Pharmacy fvv- AAmmAA,mw Brezeale Hardware Co. SPORTING GOODS - PAINTS GARDEN SEEDS Phone 3646 - West Greenville - AYER'S FOOD STORE PROMPT DELIVERIES Old Buncombe Rd. - Phone 5860 cAAAAA,w AA,VVs ,fXA,v,XA,VX, Compliments of F. E. DANIELS GROCERY Parker Road at Henderson St. CITY VIEW -Vx,VaA,.AAf. ,vxfw ,Va , . , X AAA A,VX,XA,VaA fvvxfx VV-.A,a.fvvx,JvN,vVvxfVVvVV V-xfvvafxf ,V VVV GROCERTERIA 2905 Buncombe St. W'E DELIVER Phone 645 C e.x.fV-V-vVvx,xAfxAfvVVVxfvvXfVvVV-V-.,V VV U Vs., , . COMPLIMEN TS OF A DIXIE HOME STORE Compliments of CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY 1501 Augusta Rd. -Phone 32 GREENVILLE, S. C. HAV-A-TAMPA - CIGARS - L. B. Clardy Company i'Distributors of Fine Cigars Compliments of A 86 A FOOD STORE Corner of Whitmire and Ninth St., City View fVvvvvvvVVxAfVXA,aAA,VVVvvXAfVVV VVCAJ VCA f Compliments of Neighborhood Cleaners Judson Crossing F AZIO BROTHERS AUTO BODY WORKS Specializing in Body and Fender Painting - Welding Easley Highway - Phone 4460-J Best Wishes TO PARKER SCHOOLS AND SENIORS OF 1946 Greenville Printing Co. Phone 6200 111 College St. VAV MAA fa 1 The Greenville Furniture Co 105 NORTH LAURENS STREET At Five Points TEL. 3380 GREENVILLE, S. C. THE PILLBOX RELIABLE DRUGGIST Green Ave Ext. Phone 5965 Greenville, S. C. ,X..,eNWV AV,w,x,A- ,,-efvVx,vg sf., LEAKE BROTHERS Pure Milk and Cream Use More Milk Milk Is Economy All Food - No Waste Phone 1740 411 Pendleton St. f.AAAVAfx,,v ,X Afvxfx AfVXA,Va. 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