Parker High School - Parkerscope Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1949 volume:

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Through companionship we work toward a common goal - a full and enriched life. To become useful members of the future, we get book learning surely, but also many other I -X things. Some of these are co-operation, i l . . . N self-control, self-expression, and particl- om CLASSES pation - all under sympathetic guid- Agssuci FR 4, ... lfif' i ance. 4L7Q,guunl , 9 . D , A As you turn these pages, you will see ABL how our school is truly l A LAB F OR LIVING in psnvv' A f 1 one or NN sscn0 PHONEf IND l p aww 'mn DROPPEUM l 'g gb up rum ,onus REAEQN DROP? TEACHER eouuumfv 4 f ' f 1 1 4111 wscn. ,lm ' IN CASE OF ACCIDENT PARENTS CAN E REACHED oven TELEPHONE . i E .'.l'uu,l. e' AT,-M, . WY ,H , -E --- -..-- W. --V -f---ku s io. ll'l 1'. I E N , V , 1 fp,,,x NX ' f if 4 A 5 S I QMSHQ, w .Y L W 2 W 4 1 x ii XX 'X N x . nk. x-X - R X 'j,.. T.--X Q: ,ff Y... a I I M! Q1 For over twenty years Parker High School has been the life of Miss Sally Lay. During these years her interest in her students has not been confined to their time at Parker, but has followed them throughout the years. Infact, this interest has extended to include the second genera- tion-her educational grandchildren . For the past three years Miss Lay has been counselor for the Senior Class of 1949. She has given generously of her unselfish advice to student problems both at school and at home. She has been willing to rearrange her schedule at her own in- convenience in order to help students. While an expert in her field, mathematics, she achieves the goal of a good teacher- she not only teaches subject matter, she teaches students. , Her ability, her warm human under- standing, her devotion far beyond the call of duty furnish the catalyst so important in the completion of our work at .D 51. ff, Jay W ff A A A 4 ly!! A n X' Q n Q 1 imma W authority there is no real We respect the capable au- enables us to have greater freedom to leam by doing in A LAB F OR LI VIN GD I,. P. llOl.l.lS Szapurizztvmlwzr -I. ll. ANIHQHSON hxixmut Slipwilltcmlv 'l'. M. NELSON Principul 1. 14. .1 A-xx' fluimarzl Privzvipul j. I5. llowmm M. O. IXLI-IXANDIQR F. T. QDSTEIZN D O Buns l Iumnu Il UF TRUS ul ' ' Alw Helpf , Efflclent, y Ready to Assist Mlss FLURENCE ATICINSKJN English and Social Science NIR. JAMES A. ATWELL Assistant Coaclz Miss FRANCES AYERS Typing and Shorthand MR. PIAROLD M. BALLEW Shop Nlatlzenzatics lx1llS. Bfwus W. BATSQN Nlatliematics MRS. BROADUS BISHOP Cosmetology MRS. E. P. BRIGHT Textiles MRS. SARA BROADNAX English and Social Science MR. P. D. CANNADA Algebra guide us through our husy days. FACULTY Mus. CTLARENCE CASTLES English and Social Science lxlfl. JOHN COKER Band Director Miss lN'lARGARET DAv1s lntegraaled Miss EVELYN DILL English and Social Science Miss KATHERINE DILLARD lfnglish and Social Science Miss lh1ARY SPEARS ELROD Home Economics MRS. lx'lARTIIA FAGAN lnfegracled Miss FRANCES FEAGIN lntegmded MR. CLYDE FORREST Electricity Miss PAT FRANKS lnfegraded MRs. ANNE FREEMAN English and Social Science MRS. NELL HAAS Distrihutive Education FACULTY LW Hi. xlISSllAZliI.lll1Allll lr1t0gr'41zfz'zf Miss LLHACH lll0'I I' Physical I'Al1llCIHiIIIl NIH. l4um:s'l' KIQND.-xl.1, llcml cwlhlbll AIR.!xl.lll1DKNlCllll' lwzglislz mul Social Scicucc Nllss XYIVIAN l,.fxNc:1-iwlsctll I.l1IIj.f1Hlj.fL' Khss S.-kI.l.Y Ln' fU11l'l1cnn1ticS Mus. lN1iz Mc:CToNNn-21.1, Ill1CgY'lltlL'L1 Miss IA,UClI.I.Ii Alllllill Typing and Slmrtlzmnl Mlss juLx.,x All'l'4'lll5I.I. Intcgrmlvd Mus. LAURA NIFIIUI suN Typing and Slmrtlmml A1158 RLITII Nurkuis Home lfconmnicx Mn. IRQ!!!-.lK'l' l'.-xur Scicncc Mus. -IAliQlllf.l.lNIi PARKS Home Vcmzonrics Mus. llA7,1a1. PI'I I'lX1AN Illfl'H1'1lL1L'l! Miss VVILTON PRLIITT llnglixlz mul Sociul Sciwzcu Bins. Rlclmlm Rurxfh 1 1. I,'il1ALfIiSkl1 :xml Sociul Schgincc Mn. Rwxmlm Rum-, Plz-mics Mus. lAIX1liS A. K. Homin SL'iL'HL'L' Mu. CiIIARl.liS M. SK'0'l l' lJi1'vv'xifh'd Occnputiorz Mlss Bum' SIlliAl.liY lrztvgnnfvd A1RS.l:ANNIliI.AllRA Smwsow S1'L'H'Yl1l'-1' to Mr. Nvlarm Mus. Rum' Sl,,x'1'1an Bflrrkktepirlg Mus. I mum S'roNu1xmN Music Mus. XVIHGINIA ,I4AYI,0fl Mutllvmaticx I FACULTY FACULTY MR. jllvl VoN IHIOLLEN MR. M. V. VVEST Miss lnumf VVILHUHN Mechanical Drawing Maclzine Shop Biology Mas. RUTH WOODRUFF Miss ANN ZIlVIlN1ERlN1AN ljnglisli and Social Science lfnglisll and Social Scicncc Y gff7f - L60 They Give Valuable Service To Parker P. T. A. The parents of Parker students meet onee ai month with the teachers to bring about ll better reizltionship between parents, teachers, and students. Their interest encourages us to greater effort. In every season, whatever the weather Parker classes are togethen Boys and girls of ditterent types: Yet respecting the others rights. P L an-H935 nil xiii .v mw..,...w.-.V ,,....N53N x W 5? wl K3 gmiwww . H , m 4 v Q . , I 4 .sw ,X b fN5lF1fiiii? am wwf V -f-1 1 lc 5 - -. X. A 17, ...I ,L wxvw. ' fam? Of- X Us ltr-uh T550 ,BELS 1 1. . 0 '-'f'1 . QM .yi Uifdozcigv 5 ,. 5 4 Q 1 .. is m whQwmw . 'ew ' K 1 ' ' , qt su! 'P Fatt ' . tp ,E 3 0961 J WJ!! S. ' I -1- EQ, x CIO! Ig, -'bg ' , J no QA- ng H ' .- , 0 F fb 15' fb JMU Q5 'ff 5 0 vu. Q I1 X, SPI.. ' tl! 4' y 1.. ' -5' ' 1, - on ,QQ Imp, '14, ,Ju Ur I y I , x 5 . I, M A, -fu Z' we c . , 5 , ., cu. 4 f ' ,. Q-A :Oth Qin. Kftbagalvt Yyjfo L' G a s,lZik,,9?xlY is ,jr-1. Cf 7 ' 5 Q ' U' vp 0. 3 1 x .MV -kg, Wm uf'-I-,W SKY' W to, . afjf Q, N 3 'xl 1 e 4' dh' iff' K Q 1 15 ff 71 1 7 'IQ ff Q . Q ,I ye fit 61,0 4367? 4 in -'TGULO IO be AF' Qt fb. 15 'J-ft, fat, I- Q bf, S94 IU 0428 fe. 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RICHARD RICE Abercrombie, Aniec Anderson, I0 Arnold, Margaret Ashworth, Betty ,lane Atkinson, Betty Bailey, Joe Baker, Jerry Ball, Ann Barnett, Donald Behber, Lenorc Bedingfield, Joyce Berry, Charles Black, Mary Ruth Blankenship, Cay Burgess, Tommy Caldwell, Jerry Camp, Charles Campbell, Doris Campbell, joe Cannada, Delma Cantrell, Jackie lb,,,g l fw ' ,lf C cart, Bob Cheek, Manson Childress, Joyce af' t ii , Q s e,,r fit is Cox, Cecil Crawford, Bobby Crews, Ledelle Cole, Harvey Crisp, Bay Collins, Leonard Dacus, Mary Io Cooly, Geraldine Davidson, Betty Cox, Allan Davis, Bill .I Lv Davis, Terrell Dobson, Betty Drew, Ted Duncan, Thomas Farmer, Mary Fortner, Kenneth Foster, Dorothy Freeman, Margaret Gambrell, Barbara Gambrell, Ruth Garlcy, Jimmy George, Maurice Gosncll, Sydelle Gregg, Bobby JUNIORS Greer, Willie Griffin, George Anna Griffith, Ester Grubbs, Jack Hembree, Frances Hancock, Lina Mae Harvell, Annell Hawkins, Betty Frances Heath, Carol Hiekam. Curtis Hill, Virgil Holder, Peggy Hollingsworth, Eugene Hooper, Bobbie Hopkins, Marion Howard, Buford Huff, Nixine Hunt. june Hunter. Edna Faye Hunter, Iunc Ivey, Bobby J' I Y '4 jones, Frederick jones, Joe Hill jones, Rosa Bell Kelly, Hal Kelly, Ioan Kirkpatrick, Brice Knight, Pliil Kuykendall, Betty Langley, joe Leach, Eleanor Lewis, Coy Lipscomb, Peggy Littlejobn, Ioleen Long, Byron UNIORS Long, Carolyn Masters, Doris MeCleelan, Ted McCombs, Bobbie I McCracken, Juanita MeGaha, Grace McKinney, Bill O McKinney, Hugh Medlin, Jack Miller, Paul Miller, Perry Moody, Billy Moreland, Gilbert Morgan, Betty Ann Morgan, Ruth Myers, Mahlon Newton, Don Olsen, Charles Owings, Bobby Pearson, Patsy Phillips, Geneva Porter, Winfred Powell, Dean Pridmore, Dot Prince, Joanne J Reese, Troy Reeves, Lugenc l ulliam, Christine Rhodes, Billy Roberts, Melvin Robertson, Betty Jean Rogers, Frances Rogers, Frank Rogers, Harold Sammons, Allie JUNIORS Sanders, jack Seholomith, Hyman Segee, Leslie Simmons, Rudolph Smith, Ann Smith, Bobby Smith, Guynell Smith, Joyce Smith, Thelma Southcrlin, Joan Southerlan, Joe Sparks, Betty Sparks, Joe Sprouse, lklargic Y Val? Stairley, jerry Steele, George Stewart, Euphemia Strickland, Ruth Stokes, Virgil Lee Stone, Bill Sucldeth, joe S Sullivian, Elizabeth Sullivian, Norma Jean Tankcrsley, Ladsom Taylor, Milton Thompson. Charles Timms, Betty Sue Towc, Gcrue JU Tribble, Mary Vaughn, Bobby Vaughn, Roy Vehorn, Thomas Waldrop, Billie Jo VVatkins, Tommy Watson, Ned NIORS Welchel, Carolyn Whelchel, Wanda Whitmire, Jean Wiggington, Aileen Williams, Gorman Wilson, Dolly Wilson, Johnny Wilson, Martha Nell Wilson, Margaret Woilord, William Wooten, Joe Worthy, Buford Wright, Annie Wyatt, Joe OFFICERS l'r'vsi11w11 . . . . . BILL LANDRETII Vim' I'rcsidcnt . . . CTONNIE HUDSON SL'L'l'L'1117',l' ,... .. Il-IIELMA BALLEW' I4l'L'lIS1lI'L'lA ................ I lEmaEm' IJOBSON fhlrism' ..... Miss ANNE S'rovAl,L Z11x11xlEuMAN I :W ...dd Alexander, Sarah Andrews, hlaxine Anthony, Louise Ash, Jean Bagwell, Iimmy Bagwell, L. C. Bailey, Thelma Ballenger, Bill Ballew, Thelma Barnett, Guy Barton, jewel Barnwell, Peggy Bayne, Ruth Bedingfield, Norma I Bell, Robert Benefield, Lola Grace Bishop, Newton Black, Wallace Blackwell, Louise Bowen, Ioetta Bowen, Nancy Bramlett, Jean Brannon, Jewel Briggs, Evelyn Brockman, Gene Brown, Betty Mae Brown, Joe Browning, Barbara Buekheister, Betty Buckner, Betty Burns, Nlarjorie Ann Byers, Danny Campbell, Anna Campbell, Barbara Campbell, Joyce Carpenter, Charles Cartee, Jerry Caudell, Virginia Chapman, Frances Cheek, Mildred SOPHOMO Childress, Connie Cisson, Kenneth Coggins, Otis Coker, Joyce Conner, Fay Craigo, Sammy Davidson, Barbara Davidson, Howard Davis, Mary Dill, jean Dicks, Peggy i' Dobbs, Sue Dodson, Herbert Donald, Jerry Dryman, Betty Sue Dulce, Aileen Durham, Joyce Elliott, Earline Ellison, Norma lean Epps, Connie Everett, Betty Jean Farrow, Anna Farrow, Clydell Ferguson, Barbara Few, Theron Fletcher, Evelyn Fortune, Maxie Fuller, Doris Gaines, Sarah Galloway, Rudolph Gambrell, Charles Garmon, Earline Garrett, Martha Ann Gibson, Bill Gillespie, Haviland Girardeau, Jack Goss, Janet Granger, joe Green, Joe Grillin, Kenneth SOPHOMORES Criihth, Neta Fay Hale, Carol Hall, Mildred Hanks, Betty Harding, Wilma Hawkins, Bud Haynes, Doris Hendrix, Bobbie Hendrix, Barbara jean Hendrix, Charles Hendrix, jerry Hester, jerry Holbrook, Edward Holcombe, Geneva Holcombe, joyee Holder, Ellen Hopkins, hlartha Sue Howard, Shirley Hudson, Connie I lull, Buddy Huff, Harold Hughes, Betty Hunt, jimmy Hutchinson, Marvie Lee jeffeaux, Lolitia jenkins, Lillian jewel, Virginia johns, Sarah johnson, Ann johnson, jewel jones, Alvin jones, Betty jo jones, Louise Kay, Charles Keith, Mildred Keller, Douglas King, Marion King, Velma Kirksey, Barbara Ann Landreth, Bill SOPHOMORES Landreth. Nigel Leslie, Bobby Leslie, Don Lindsey, Margaret Link, Bctty Marchbanlcs, Bobby Marlcr, Bill Moss, Carolyn blassey, Patsy Blasters, Shirley hlcCall, jimmy lXlcQucen, Dorothy Ann Meadows, Rachel Mitchell, Betty Suc lX'loorehead, lylaxie Moore, VV alter Morgan, Delores Morgan, Louise Mostcller, Doris Ann Neese, Bobbie Page, Mary Parker, Fred Pearson, Doris Pickens, Nora Dell Pierce, Bobby Polk, Jimmy Poole, Io Ann Poole, Randall Porter, Mary Ann Powers, Bobby Proflit, Johnny Reeves, Vera Mae Reid, Wallace Rich, Sarah Roberts, Martha Lou Roberts, Ralph Robertson, Tommy Roach, Donald Rucker, Delmer Scruggs, Leon Sheppard, Grace Sherrer, Norma Kate Singelton, Sarah Sisk, Junior Smith, Frances Smith, Virginia Snider, Emmett SOPHOMORES Spearman, Billy Swett, Monroe Spencer, Anna Lou Tarrant, Henry Southerland, Clara Mae Tatham, jack Stansell, Joe Earle Taylor, Bobby Stansell, Melda Taylor. Leonard Stewart, Jerry Taylor, Nora Suttles, Lula Mae Tharpe, Bill Thompson, Helen Thompson, Norma Turner, VVillie Jo Tyner, Leon I Vinson, Joyce VVard, Hattie Jean Vllaters, Doris Jean VVhitmire, Terry VVilliams, Clarise Wilson, Madelyn VVilson, Myrtic Wood, Patricia Wooten, Loretta Wyatt, Bill ESHMAN Q CLASS 'ff 'My ?ifg.:f,Mzl fx.. E,f:1x'1z1Fyk A, Vmuww 'rf 'IJ 1 lf2:1f.i't xx ,.,- fir, Hkgm'-mf. 1-vefazef-1,75 YM f--W O F F I C E R S I.1u'at f'a '1 'O v 'fu kgs- .? x All AR ,.l,,l,,.,.,1, U, 5 Prcsificnt .. , IIMMIE 'DUNCAN N A ,Q u M, ,.. E::'-., 'm M -----P Vice Presidclzi . . Bohm' LAZAR vm-f5gg,, Secretary . ., LORE'l'l'A Bom' , j ?55im--: .. , - . . . - N S bxxxl 5 9' 'lwreaszlrcr . . Az1'1'is0r'. . .. RUTH AIILLIQII Miss FLORENCE ,ATKINSON n..-1. Allen, Charles Allen, Marie Anders, Carolyn Anderson, Shirley Andrews, Billy joe Arnold, Nell Ashley, Gary Ashworth, Hazel Atkins, Eugene Atkinson, Willete Babb, june Bagwell, Danny Bailey, Carrol Ballengar, Vivian Ballew, Edward Banks, Louise Bannister, Ethel Barker, Alvin Batson, Joyce Batson, Mary Alice Batson, Rita Beeco, Eugene Belcher, Patricia Bell, Cherryleen Bell, Cobb Bell, Curtis Berry, Wallace Bishop, James Bishop, Roger Black, Osburne Black, Paul Blalock, Dennis Boldt, Shirley Bolt, Loretta Bond, Lois Bowman, Jean Bracken, jo Ann Bracken, Nell Breazeal, Barbara Breazeal, Ray dm FRESHM Brewer, Fred Bright, Io Ann Bryant, Frances Bryant, Mary Burdett, Barbara Cain, Billy Cain, Patsy Campbell, Carol Campbell, Jerry Capps, Tillman Cash, Sue Caudell, Vivian Chandler, Billy Joe Chapman, Don Chapman, Jerry Chapman, Ioan Cheek, Darrel Childers, Marion Childers, Mildred Childs, Patsy Christopher, Darrel Cisson, Jimmy Clark, Mary jo Cochran, Randall Cook, Bobby Collins, janet Cole, Mary Alice Compton, Frankie Cooper, Duncan Cooper, Cary Corn, Evelyn Couch, Billy Cox, Ronnie Crenshaw, Barbara Creswell, Gerald Crews, Earline Crumbley, Jerry Crumpton, Betty Crumpton, Helen Davis, Edna L! 1, '1' .YV Q w FRESHMEN Davis, Harry Lee Davis, Kat Davis, Willis Day, Catherine Dover, Buddy Duncan, Jimmy Duncan, Martha Duncan, Mary Dunn, joan Durham, Helen Durham, Mary Franccs Evington, Randall Faulkner, Imogene Fergerson, David Fletcher, Mary Lou Foister, Bobby Fowler, Danny Franklin, Donald Freeman, Dot Galloway, Bruce Galloway, Ivanell Gamble, Gary Gambrell, James Gardner, Darrell Garrett, Jimmy Garrett, Maxine Gentry, Raymond Gellespie, Maxine Gaillard, Peggy Ann Glenn, Martha Ann Grant, Mary Lou Gray, Carolyn Gray, Mary Greene, Betty Joe Grizzle, Mary Greer, Maxine Hammond, Peggy Haney, Melvin Hardin, Lewis Harris, Evelyn FRESHME Harrison, Jimmie Harvell, Don Harvell, Frank Henderson, Clifton Hendrix, Barbara Hendrix, Charles Hendrix, Pat Hester, Betty Hickam, Ann Hodge, Sybil Holbrooks, Doris Holcombe, Eddie Holcombe, Norma Jean Holder, Bill Holder, Tommy Holiday, Patsy Hollingsworth, Bobby Hooper, Sue Howard, Ray Hudgens, Earl Hudson, Terry Huggins, Mary Helen Hunnicutt, Carolyn James, Mae James, Bobbie Jean Jeanes, Bobby Johnson, Bobby Lee Johnson, Patsy Jones, Charles Jones, Shirley Jones, Ted Julian, Jean Jenkins, Olin King, Joyce Knight, Earl Knight, Harold Lee, Fred Landreth, Frances Landrum, Vivian Langley, Cecil FRESHM Lansdell, Frances Lazar, Jean Ledford, Kate Lollis, Jean Lowry, Jack Lynch, David Madden, Bernice Major, Winston Malone, Bobby Malone, Jimmy Manley, Bobby Ray Marrow, Martha Sue Marsh, Peggy Martin, Buddy Martin, Juanita Martin, Peggy Martin, Ray Martin, Rueben Massey, Betty Massey, Billy Mauldin, Betty Mayfield, Mary Ann McAbee, Kenneth X McAlister, Gene McAlister, Jerry McCall, Gwendolyn McCall, Kenneth McComlJs, Molly McConnell, Billy McConnell, Sue McCoy, Edna McDaniel, Betty Io McDonald, David McDowell, Ioan McDowell, Wesley McGee, Don McGee, Margie Medlin, Willene Meeks, Larry Merck, Mildred FRESHM Meredith, Billy Miller, Bobby Miller, Jimmy Miller, Ruth Milsap, Ray Moody, Jo Ann Moore, Sue Ellen Moore, Willie Ruth Moore, Woodrow Moreland, Tommy Morgan, Mocedell Mullinax, Benalee Neal, Barbara Neal, Betty Jo Neely, Patsy Nelms, Gwendolyn Nicholson, Edith Odom, Barbara Owens, Shirley Painter, Jimmy Parham, Juanita Parker, Bobby Patton, Martha Perry, David Pittman, Jewel Pittman, Peggy Ann Pitts, Nancy Pollard, Florine Powell, Ray Pridmore, Bobby Procter, Tommy Ramsey, Iva Lee Randall, Elbert Reid, Cecil Reid, Eveline Reeves, Elizabeth Rhodes, frank Rice, Clilford Roach, Barbara Rucker, Jimmy Nell SHM N F R E Russell, Wallace Sentell, Bobby Sharke, Faye Sherrill, Eleanor Sides, Winfred Simmons, Johnnie Sims, Wilma Smith, Betty Smith, Bill Smith, Frank Smith, Harold Smith, Hyziser Smith, Joyce Speed, Joyce Stancell, Zelda Stapleton, Joan Staton, Richard Stephens, Richard Stillwell, Jimmy Stone, Charles Stone, Dorothy Stone, Sweet, Taffer, Patsy Noveline Frank Tally, Jimmy Tate, Mary Gray Tatham, Kenneth Taylor, Ralph Taylor, Richard Thomas, John Thompson, Bobby Thrickille, Elbert Timms, Bobbie Tidwell, Charles Tinsley, Ellen Towe , Eugene Tumer, Bessie Lee Tumer, Norma Jean Tweed, Miriam Upchurch, Elva FRESHM Upchurch, Joe Vaughn, Sara Watson, Alvin Watson, Richard Webb, Romona Wells, H. B. West, Anita Westmoreland, Ru White, Edna Whithead, Charles Whitmire, Dot Whitmire, Loretta Williams, Billy Williams, Charles Williams, George Williams Howard Williams, jean Williams, Patsy Wilson, Richard Wofford, Frances Wood, Kenneth EN SSC 74 ABSENCE FROM CLASS Bikqrndnuilac Q, ,, , KT t I in ,.::.:,::, A ,ss A Ja A ' ,..- Q SECTION:..,,...AM.,-,.. SUB FRESHMEW ,X x, www 5 xv 5 x X V . 5 g 5549 3 . h , Q m,Q N , L ..-. N OFFIC IJI'L'Sit1L'lIf .. View lJl'L'XiL1L'llf SL'L'l'L'llI?'j' . . -l1VL'lI5ll7'L'l' .. E R S jo IXNNE RICDON .. BUDDY CZIBSON . . liunu Bvaus LAVEIXNE llo1.nEn B-A First row: M. D. Stewart, Ann Robinson, Charles Taylor, Eugenia MeCurley, Buford Kennemore, Thelma Shoekley, Nlilton Roberts, Barbara Sue Moody, Dan Forrester, Betty jo James. Second row: Shirley VVallaee, ,loan Martin, Pamela VVarden, Frances Turner, Patsy Snoddy, Ruth Thomp- son, Ilelen Scott, Ruby Knight. Third row: Bliss Davis, Evelyn VVilson, jean Swett, Van lYlonteith, Dean MeComhs, Melvin Waters, Harold Gardner. Fourth row: Vera Mae Quinn, Talmadge Maharfey, james hloore, Dickie Reeve, Harold Hammett, Allen Poole, Charles Reed, Bobby Rodgers, Yvonne Shealv. First row: Donald Norris, Richard Jennings, Ronald late, 'l'ommy Putnam, Landrum Reese, Billy Hunt, Darrell Pearson, Donald Hembree, Shirley Stiles, Ethel Taylor, Frances Coodlet. Second row: Norman Poole, Lee Pulliam, hlartha Ann Trip, Shirley Caillard, Frances lN'lCCaha, Jeanette McDonald, W. Bates, Donnie Smith, Carolyn Robertson, Doris Green. Third row: Gene Henderson, Patsy Thomas, Lona Robinson, Jean Turner, Bobbie Smith, Janet Hooper, Shirley Scott, Shirley Tyner, jo Ann Snead. Fourth row: Donald McCarson, Kenneth VVilce, Carl Sizemore, hloffatt Cardner, Charles Campbell, Robert Pearson, Pierce Powers, Charles Collins, Miss Franks. 8-ll First row: Mary Messer. jimmy Barnctte, Ray Steward, Wilburn Bands, Charles Bishop, Billy Pickard, Charles Baker. Carol Byrd, C. Capps. Second row: VVillie Shealcy, Frank VVooten, Perry Bell, Barbara Wood, Mary Balentine, Mellie Barton, Barbara Fricldle, Bobbie Breezie, Evelyn Bennett. Third row: Miss Crumbles, Edith Byers, Bobbie jean Carter, Delores Burdette, Sarah Ballew, Harriet Anders, Jeanette Byers. Betty Vllaldrop. Fourth row: Dewey Carbin, Preston Brissey, James Dudley, joe Thompson, Prhodan Batson. First row: Edixh Roberts, Hilda Wilson, Mary Ann Cillespic, Louise Tinsley. Peggy Lee Mauney, Sybil Spearman. Boy Stewart. Furman Neal, Gardell Dodson. Second row: Bonnie VVade, Martha Mullinax, Jo Ann lVlull, Carl Pepper, Mary Jean Page, Joyce Sanders, Sue Hughes, Franke Montieth, Aaron Thomp- son. Third row: jo Ann McAlister, May Pace, Ioan Breazeale, Carolyn Beid, Dorothy Freeman, Shirley Smith, Barbara Ann Heaton, Joan Crawford. Fourth row: James Earl Smith, Burriss Owens, Billy Vllhite, johnny Rat Daniels, VValter Lynch, Oscar Craft, Bobby Roach, Sammy McCraken, Mrs. Lock- man. B-E First row: Ronald Timms, Nellie Io Granger, Ronnie Knox, johnny Haney, William Hendrix, Doris Edwards, Betty ,lean Jones. Second row: Harold Swafford, Waylon Ferguson, Paul Marchbanks, Martha Jewell Miller, Winona Gardner, Margie Greene, Thelma Davis, Martha .lean Gosnell, Lena Sisk. Third row: Carolyn Tribble, Frances Collins, Bar- bara Belcher, Vivian Ellenberg, jcrrie Lee Sllctley, ,loan King, Mary Howard, Hagood McQueen. Fourth row: Grady Hester, Calvin Daniels, Elmer Owens, Kenneth West, David Rigdon, Gordon Taylor, Betty Jean VVilhanks, Miss Black. B-F First row: Robert Henderson, Adrainne Smith, Jeanette Girardeau, Helen Smith, Faye Duncan, Billy Padgett, Dorothy Massey, Richard Crooks, jimmy Garrett. Second row: Rose Clark, Frances Drake, Phyllis Ann Goodnough, Runette Huflling, Ioyce Matteson, Marguerite Cox, Patsy Lufoy, Delores Huffman, Bobby Waters. Third row: Ronnie Knight, Charles Keaton, Leroy Davidson, Jimmy Travis, James Hairston, William Cross, Eugene Jones, joy Crawford. Fourth row: Charles Funk, Sybil Durham, Betty Sue Edwards, LaVoyd Jones, Billy Jones, Mildred Ware, LaVerne Goody, Carolyn Chambers, Ruth Gardner, Miss Pittman. First row: Bobby Powell, Calvin Holcombe, Willette Davis, Norina jean Todd, Grace Porter, Shirley Hiette, Shirley Hill, Ronald Couch, Bruce Hudson. Second row: hliriam Poole, Charles Galloway, John Brooks, Nancy Harvell, Barbara Hall, Marjorie Madden, Estelle Tinsley. David Porter. Third row: Kenneth Harvell, D. Sellers, Harold Grogan, Nancy McManaway, Frances McCall, Martha Runion, Vera Childers, Marjorie Johnson, Gayle Landreth. Fourth row: William Fowler, Don Kilpatrick, Wil- ward Griffith, W. C. Mullinax, Jack League, Charles Hamby, Carl Lee, Miss Fcagin. First row: Jimmy Hargrove, Martha Gillespie, Io Ann Ilarkins, Shirley Hopkins, Pat Prince, Lillie Mae Greer, Lamarr Pirklc, Christine Green. Secoml row: Harold lVlcCraw, Jimmy Gosnell, Eugene Sanders, Kenneth Ward, Leroy Moon, Gary Fowler, Mahon Bishop, Avalce Mullinax, Mary Alice jones. Third row: Carolyn Kirk, Merle Hawkins, Shirley Hooper, Nancy Hester, Frances Hale, Frances Funk, James Adams, E. Fowler. Fourth row: Miss Mitchell, Probert Crook, William Fletcher, Franklin Frazier, Ralph Shipman, junior Bryant. Jimmy Snyder, ,lack Johnson. First row: Carol Clevenger, Ted Burgess, Iimmy Brown, Dennis Brookshire, Bobby White, Marion Cox, 1. L. Cannon, Billy Fuller, Betty jo Anders. Second row: Mary Jo Ayers, Billie Ann Brady, joe VVallaee, jack Dean, Ann Vaughn, Bobby Gillespie. Elizabeth Greer, Maxine Turner, Christine Anders. Third row: Kenneth McCall, jimmy Wlilliams, Mae Blankenship, Hubert Strange, Sue Daniels, Drucilla Dunlap, Mary Brown, Pearl South, Betty Lou Coleman. Fourth row: Billy Bishop, Frances Ballew, Donald Burgess, Miss Stephens, Betty Anderson, Lucy VVhite, Dorothy Smith, Norma Ann Goodwin. 8-J First row: Thomas Nix, Ray Williams, Marion Martin, Mary Sue King, Mickey Swaynghame, Evon Stansell, Shirley Buckner, Barbara Ann Blackwell. Second row: Doyle Hall, Bill Jones, Harold Cobb, Buddy Gibson, Carolyn Chassercau, Edna Nix, Jo Anne Rigdon, Ethel Lee Sherman. ws .. . gg ....,.,.., -My 1 ' -- i , H ,:,, ...., ' 2 E mm v w -if I alumna Dwhiswm Klwmut iii! llflihr 'iw Third row: VVillard Hershey, George Baynes, johnny lWay, Jimmy Donnan, Ollie Barton, Loretta Taylor, Patsy Wyatt, Louise Carlton. Fourth row: Billy Franks, Bobby Means, Terry Cline, Joe Knight, hir. Hughey, Thomas Holcombe, Richard MeGarity, Mattie Ann Henderson, Doris Haynes. First rmv: Dorothy LeRoy. Nora Surratt, Mary jo Burdette, Patsy Hawkins, Vera Mar Bond, Vera Lee Campbell, Mary Ann Garley, -lolsc Marshbanks. VValker Gibson. Second row: VVcsley Franklin. Barbara Howard, Betty Eclens, Mary Smart, Jeanette Drummond. lorry Duncan, Doris Howard, Bonnie Campbell. B-K Third row: VVallace Anders, Charles Woodson, Barbara Ellen Harvey, Etolia Smith, Mary Ruth Fulgham. Peggy Clarcly, Sybil Cantrell, Mary Broad- shaw, Betty Bishop, Annie Ruth Day. Fourth row: joe Hawkins, blarvin Wilson, Bobbie joe Wlillianis, Thermon Everett, Billy Floyd, Milford Gooch. Joe ,lack Collins, Jimmy Nlathis, Bobbie Murray. First row: Jimmie Smith, Fay McDonald, Levaughn Eppes, Adolph Few, Eugene Thomas, Billy Stone, Clyde McKinney, Robert Lawson. Second row: Dean Tinsley, Betty Williams, Shirley McPherson, jack Carren, Bobbie McNeasc, Peggy MeCarter, Earl Moon, E. L. Murray. B-l Third row: Bobbie Sue Robinson, Joyce Watson, Billy jones, Frances Garrett, Martha McLeod, Charles Crawford, Druscilla McCraken, Roxie Pruitt. Fourth row: Mrs. Martha Fagan. First row: Mary Hackman, Delores Pittman, Christine Stokes, Gerald Vaughan, Mitchell Taylor, LaVern Holder, Imogene Matthews, Mary Bates, ,lo Ann Smith, Tommy Couch. Second row: Barbara Grant, Benny Poole, ,lack justice, Lucia Holder, Roberta Lindsey, Alvin McGaha, Billy Patterson, Shirley Parker, Betty Lou Martin, Billy Owens. Third row: Miss Shealy, Margaret South, Charles Sisk, james Mason, Billy Lockee. John Ilycle, ,loyce Emerson, Annie Pearl Richardson, Aretltea Sellers, Boy Hudson. First row: Janet Smith, ,lack Mull, Bobby Bishop, Donald Tate, Gene Mauldin, Tommy Abbott, Billy Browning, Bruce Bayne. Second row: Miss Heard, Margaret Miller, Mar- garet Cooper. Patsy Barnett, Billie Alexander, Charles Bannett, Cary Williams, Arlis Elliott. t Third row: VVillie Mae Coleman, ,loyee Allison, .lean Dixon, Grace Broadwater, Creed Childress. Iris Barton, Marion Coleman, Juanita Bagwell. Fourth row: Bobbie Nell Banks. Shirley King, Evelyn Andrews, Nellie Lee Burns, Dora Jean John- son, Billie ,lo Bridwell, Donald Batson, Jimmy Crain. 5? 'tax SS't?ss?3Qnt' ,aww A 'YL 1 Yfifwiiiv Se xt , as . A , f A workrng democracy we see, UI students, for students, hy students Who learn good crtrzens to he With justice, tolerance, and prudence STUDENT OFFICERS The link joining Parker President ................ IIAEOLDYNE SCOTT Vice President .... ,...... I OE BAILEY Secretary and Treasurer ...... 'TIIELINIA BAILEY Advisor ............... BIISS WILTON PRUITT the principles of Democracy. The Cabinet has instigated 3 ClB3llllIl Calllllalgll Wlllllli STUDENT CABINET ll3S 2l'E3llY llBllElllBll llliE judge ......................... DON WARD h I d . h I d I Prosecuting Attorney ....... LAWRENCE QUEEN S c 0 0 a n I S t e g u ' I n g Speaker of the Housc ........ GENE BROCKINIAN S Il I t Il 8 hi n II a I I S c h U 0 I Traffic Force .... .,...... B UD GRANCER a B t i V B S I School. lnformatio ....... PEGGY KILPATRICK School Service ....... KAT PRINCE School Relations. ....... MAC PATTERSON Social Relations ........,..... JOYCE DUNCAN A .- ll ' Sanitation and Beautification. .lVluT'r COMPTON E I., Public Realtions. .. ...... SARA MARTIN 'Q I I ll I IN l 1 Recreation. . . . ...... DOYLE BURGESS J-1 X 1 4, l l X . :- t h P4 - Q ,W rl T 71 I I 3 I n .II ll I -:II-1 ' ' l I I H E f l!a!Hl4L!nl gc It I The Congress makes the school law HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES .24 90Uel'l1iIlg XQCJQVHHOII 0 , Ly, and KOI' IA? J!llJellf.f Ifirxi row: Sam johns, Patsy Thomas, Frances Few, jackie Kelly, Paul Marslulmnlcs. Gene Brockmzm, Bryant, Mitvi Boozcr, Put Ilcnzlrix, Thelma Ballcw. Mr. Page. Advisor. F 'tl f: ' ' Cla 4 , B'll I.: l 'tl'1, T ' Secmnl row: Bobby Stephens, Nina Faye West, CHUZWCZWZTHCliivzggcrf12252 Stvcttvngglimw Suu Means, Velma King, Ruth Baync, Ruth Miller. - ' Lrnckcn, James Roper. Tlzird row: Cary ASllll'3vv Lcrvcn Iloldcr, Adolph Fifth OW: Nieil Lumlrclll- Clwflw Slime' with Ilherty and justice for aII. S E N A T E Tlimnns Veliorn, Betty Jo Green. Nliss Dill, Ad- Ilal Kelly, Marion Il3lTlll10l1Cl, Johnny Wilsoli, Don visor, jo Anderson, Thelma Bailey, Margie Mitchell. Rich, Don Newton, Fig Newton, joe Bailey. N 4 'z S ll' Q , K ll ', mlm lm U Wm 'loan el Third row: David Blackwell, Raymond Starkey, Second row: Kenneth Former, Kenneth Boswell, Charles Berry, Pete Stapleton. DON WARD judge THE STUDENT COURT inferprefj ann! enforcm tl Court CIHARLES FIQIIOIXIPSON ELIZABETII IXICDLIFFIE Mus. O'DELL, Advisor LARENCE QUEEN DON WARD IIEYWARD IVIOORE THOMAS Cox TED DREW' 2 fall! T H E T R A F FIC F Q R C E in ftp .ifrong arm of 149 fill!! Bud Granger, Mrs. Mary Roper, Adrisorg luck ,lwlIil'l1l'fllUI jimmy Mclhull, Cecil Lamgley, Charles Scott, Ann Bull, Geraldine Cooley, XVilliu Lou .lui1es,VVil1iuriiKeith,Dulmulhiclxer,Bulnbylvey. X lLl:l-yy Vlllunx Allin lunllmv ,AHTHCLPAbcrcmmbu-I Fourth row: joe Iglngley, Bobby Klcfnrsun, Emmet K veoml row: lJlll7l9-IC Smith. lgdwm N ieliery. Duncan Snydcrv Phil Knight, Bobby Lnmry I-CRW uqnclwstcr. Quimper, Clyde VVntluns, joe Campbell, Ciliurles Brad- ' lmerry, Russell Vvestrnorclnnd, Uolilny Parker. Fifth row: Sdllllllj' Cruigu, Charles Phillips. THE BAR ASSOCIATION . . -Al0wufi.1efLey we E lfirxi row: 'Ilimnns Crux. lillllllkxill Mcllullie, Blur- Svermil row: Dun Vllird, rlilmrnns Veliorne, Bobby guret lireemun, Clinrles 'l'lwinpsrm, Ted Drew, jerry FHLl,llfcl1lwl-ry, llwrim low' Ihlywiml Adumc' Ilzml row: Cleveland Ixerns. Charles Hester, llfstw' Buliliy Owens. Laurence Queen. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE First row: Sally Hand, Millie Johnson, Mary Turner, Second row: Bobby Dickard, Roy McEIratI1, Ikey jolcen Littlcjolm, Sara Martin, Chuirmung Mrs. Nickol- Badger, Kenneth Linder, Bill Tharpe. son. Advisor. SCHOOL RELATIONS COMMITTEE First 701172 Bobbie Ann Breazie, Rodan Batson, Second row: Bill Stone, Miss Williams, Advisorg Carolyn Pearson, Gene Smith, Betty Sparks. Mac Patterson, Chairman, Mary Ann Mayfield, Ray Stovall. SCHOOL INFORMATION COMMITTEE First row: Frances Rogers, Ellen Calloway, Norma Second row: Harvey Cole, Toodle Robertson, Mrs. Ilerlrlinglielcl. jane Carroll. Peggy Lipscomb, Norma Rice. Advisor, Peggy Kilpatrick, Chairman, Wilfred jean Ilatson. Buckner, Ronnie Cox. SCHOOL SERVICE COMMITTEE First row: Kat Prince, Clmirmmzg Joanne Prince, Second row: VViIma Sims, Martin L. Robinson, Iioblmie Miller, Betty Scott, ,Iorecn VVhitaker, Delores Speck Granger, Henry Tarrent, Joe Sparks, Jack Dean, Morgan, Sara Gaines. Mrs. Broadnax, Advisor. 'xx if lr soclAl. RELATIONS COMMITTEE . . . Wan doufd not dw Jw Dot Sexton, Doris Whitaker, Io Ann Smith, Evon Third row: Connie Hudson, Bill McKinney, Ruth Stancell, Christine Stokes, Betty Huff, Doris Powers, I Bobbie Mayfield, Harold Huff. Strickland, Betty Garrett, Mary Nell George. Second row: Jerry Stairley, Willette Atkinson, F h , H h M K- Al C R d I h Allene Duke, Annell Harvell, Boy Hall, Mrs. Ruby mm Tow' ug l C mney' an ox' u Op Statcr, Advisor, Joyce Duncan, Chairman. Simmons, Dean Powell, Herbert Dodson. RECREATION COMMITTEE . . . Ld!! ,WL ,WJ ,,,, Ffa, , , First row: Bertie Allison, Mildred Tader, Nancy Riddle, Pat Pearson, Ester Griflith, Kate Ledford, Mollie McCombs, Connie Epps. Second row: Miss Grace Hiott, Advisor, Frances Drake, Edna Nix, Hazel Ashworth, Joan Hamby, Third row: Paul Black, Jimmy Bagwell, ,limmy Duncan, Io Ann Bright, Gary Parker, Otis Coggins, Buford Howard, Wylie Crenshaw. Fourth row: Winston Major, Bob Gregg, Dole Margaret Wilson. Burgess, Chairman, Billy Holder, Balph MCI-laflie. SANITATION AND BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE lfirsr row: -luwt-ll llittinun, Mary Lou lilctcltcr, giniu Hlirtl. jcwt-ll liruiiimn. Mudcll Morgan, Put Nlury llclcn lluggins. Nuvic Swett, Doris Masters, Nvvlry lJ'1'UUU Bffh- l Nm Aikvn. Shirlcy lguL.Lm.I.' Adrilm Smith' Bvssic LOL. 'l'urm.r' Tliinl rout l-t-umirtl Garrett, Gene Dill, Milton Cuinptun, Clmirumlz: Charles Cunup, Bobby Styles, Svvrnul rout linblvy Nelson. linnny Knight, Vir- :Xlvin Bryant. QQ-I ,X . g XA U .J N X., f x gli 1:51 W' .4 , ,.,:'fIQ' . v ,sf ' ,A 1 fT,.w,' .,' gf ,Q R E I 9 x sg I Q' ,gm fi s 5 X gs I ' Q S V ' fmt 2 .ay f Q ,E . .. i .K 13 . ' 1 , , , 1 Wkvelzk - ,L , ' .- flffi. A Q ,:' K V' X 1 f' K . e ' -WS K, r imgkgm-.Q:,LSA -,:' 3 5 ' - Q - r Q Q K X 1. ' w-gif lg M:,gix 55-ijewx . 5 Q .. . Q ,.g Y'f?'fx K -NNW E? ann... S M- Q.. N 5 N Q ---.s , 'kwyyqakmm n,, '-PM wa .u..w--'hs'h b qw MA ' 'M-was- w 'A'M lil Q 7l?lNl,ll!ll34l1B4G3? 'UQQQEQWIEHHHWU?U? Xlillur, Mrs. Bright, lnstructurg jack Hhtcrs, Prod ELEVENTH GRADE TEXTILES f .IcrI1n11y VN'ilsrm, -lvrry Bulwr, Clcvvlund Kcrns, Svcmn! muf: -luck Crulmlms, l.cruy llalllcw, Bunny Sprig Ruy.y,'rs. Carol Ilcutll, Curtis Ilickalln, Perry liruwn. Mr. Summcrs, Imfrzwmrg lhrlrlmy Xulllgllll mos. -I-Ulllllly Ulitkins. Vocational textile training is the golden step in the ladder leading to success in the textile industryf, I. I... LOFTIS, Brandon Corporation Q TWELFTH GRADE TEXTILES j. B. Holbrooks, Horace Swafford, Mrs. Harold Ballew. james Thompson, Charles Barbara. Coy Crowe, Mrs. Ncllic Bright. Q NINTH AND TENTH GRADE TEXTILES Leon Tyner, Alvin Jones. Kenneth Griffin, Jimmy Second row: Eclwarcl Holbroolcs, Robert Bell, Mr Bagwell, Tonmiy Beicl, Charles Hart. james Gelhert, B. VV. Summers, Kenneth Bagwell, David Williams Monroe Sweat, Marion King. Milton Reid, Wallace Reid, Buddy Thacker. B U S I N E S W S H O M E E C O N O Nl I C S -qv-y First row: Margaret Clillispie, Dnris Ilunter, Dot Martlma Seutt, Inez Barnett, Doris liaison. Reinnla , I I Y , ' 1 l,utilC. Sexton' A111110 Lcmcr' Vera Smith' Peggy Bowls' Y Third v'r11t': Bliss lliller. lustriletnrg Evelyn llmul, .luanita Culbertson, Connie Struucl, jerry julian, lfllen Seenml mir: Margie Miteltell. Mary Turner, Clallrvway, Jeney Sprnuce. Uoris Pmyers. Q Mary llutli Fluycl. Sallie Davis, Marion Poole, Fnurtli mw: Ruth Mevlunliin. Milclrecl Carter, Peggy lluwie, Ann Peigler. Millie Center, lletnnla Doris llatsnn, Pat Bowen, ,lanie Osteen, lllfllllhl' Pimle, Margaret Gillispie. llughes. Seenml ruuw. ,Alina lingers, Doris VVl1italier, Nlilf Fiftli row: Doris Powers. Elizalwetli Turner. Shirley tlrfcl Taller, l.ou Etta Tate, Betty llowarcl. Bertie lllaelcwell, joyee Campbell, Norma lean VVeatl1ers. Allison. ,lerry julian, VVillie Faye Hall. Doris Martin, june Bass, Bobbie Brooks, Dm Faulkner. 'liliirii mu: Slmirley Martin, lrene Starkey, Kat MWQH Fcfgcrwll' Cfmnlf' Stroud' Prinee, lletty Seutt, lnev Barnett. Mary Nell George, Sixth row: Mrs. leinpletnii, Iustruetru-5 Ilarlwara lfyelyn lluntl, ,luanita Cullwertsrmn. lletty Bracken. Massey. V .NOWIP l'YIflLil1g . . gl'PCllP.1l FIIFPPI' WaLi1zg pfand for a Me!! Career ADVANCED COSMETOLOGY Firxi row: Betty Morgan. Tiicinui Smith, Peggy ll riticr. -luycv iyllllfllli. June iilmtcr. fvcum mir: mrmrii gmcrsoii, RIIILAI Trztigo, S I lx l X i VV i C ymnin liluir. Nutty Gnrrutt. Botti' Atkiiisolt. FIRST YEAR COSMETOLOGY iiirxi mtv: Vcrn Stuuc. Betty Sue Fnistvr, Iicicn I-INJIHPSUII. liutit McAlistcr, IKJIDODLI Meyers, Bobbie Hcmirix. Second mtv: Nizulgclinc Brcnlcaic, Velma King, Xlilclrcd Hull. Fmnccs Smith, Joanne Narshbzmks, Betty Suv: Uryiuun, Nora DL-ll Pickens. Jorcnc VVI1itaikcr. We depend a great deal upon the schools in our community to give us people who will ht into the jobs we have for them. We are seeking minds that have been trained to think, personalities which have been trained to get along well with peo- ple, and people who have enthusiasm and looe for doing a job well. NOLAN AIEYERS, lXlcyersfArnold D. E. First row: Alma Rogers, Ann Dickerson, Margaret Third row: Shirley Blackwell, Elizabeth Turner Mcsser, Marifm Poole, S110 Willi3mS, Windell Beach' Robert Patterson, Macon Phillips, Virgil Hawkins. man. Second row: F101-ence Lark, Betty phillipsy Mrs. Fourth row: Evelyn Peace. Kingsley Canmbell Hass, lnstruetorg Carolyn Bryant, Betty Campbell. VVilliam Thompson, llraclforcl Merritt. D. O. ' First row: Bobbie Miller, Dot King, Elizabeth Second row: Dot Scigler, Leroy VVinchester, Joe George, Bobbie Bond. Sweatman, Mr. Scott, Instructor. The lady in charge of all our factories is a Parker gracluatef, EUGENE STONE, III, Stone Manufacturing You mnil do forlngfs job with y1'.s'f0rday'.s' tools and rxpvct fo be in busi- nrfss tom0rr0w.', ELECTRICITY Ifirst mir: .luck Mullin. Rilly Davis, ,loc Hill Jones, lmlit- Segee. Mr. Ifurcst, Inzstrzwforg Eugene Coleman, 'Iroy Reese. Sm-oml rmv: .Ierry cl2lI'ICL', 'Iommy Robertson, E. C. IIil3l,II'L'II. Rit-Im:-tl llolrnson. Vl'nIter Moore. 'I'I1inI rmr: Bill Kleliinney, Don Newton, IOC Earl Stalneell, Gillmor! Mort-Ittnd. Ifmartlz rmr: Rlnelsie Ilurlmm, Fig Newton, David Illnelawell. IZ. SCOTT, C. Penney Company MECHANICAL DRAWING First row: Ilon Barnett, Martin Robinson, Bobby Ilickurcl, Gorman Willianis. Second row: Frank Tlmiunson, Jimmy Knight, Gene Rroelunzm, Bill Stone. Tlzirzi row: Speck Granger, Roy Vaughn, Raymond Starkey. Rolwlsy Owens, Munson Check, Donald Roach, Ernest Todd. joe Bailey, Douglas Ilurvell, Bill Half longer, Bobby Gregg, Terrell Davis. Mr. james Von Ilullen, Iuwfructor. if To go places in your chosen liftfs work, be known as the person who does what he said he would do and gets it done on tinzcfi C. A. GIBSON, Poe Manufacturing Company E 2 ? 5 DRAFTING MACHINE SHOP First row: Speck Granger, Mr. Von Hollen, In- First row: lVlr. VVcst, Buddy Sciglcr, Eugene Lynch, structorg Martin L. Robinson, Bobby Dickard. Maurice George, Melvin Roberts, Bobby Smith. Second row: Douglas Harvell, Roy McElrath, Second row: Frank Rogers, Phil Knight, james jimmy Knight. Wynn, Fred Fuller, Brice Kirkpatrick, Robert Ellison. NIR. LOUIS CllilCl'fT. 11111111 of thc' Yoon- has also s1'1'x'1'cl as ch1'c'c-tor ol' Yvtm' . . , 'l'1'11i11i11Q, t1o11411 l,l'DilI'llIIl'lll ut l'111'kv1' lhgh School ' . - . . III lllllI2ll'Y. thf Tcxtilc C'h1h of C1'v011x SIIICQ' I921. IS honorccl hy lhc lzlclllty ' p11-sc'11tc'cl Nh: clI'l'l't with 11 token of 111c111hc'1's of thm' lJClXll'tlllCIlt o11 thc occu- . . - . . I Q I - h 4 . p1'cc1a1t1o11 oi h1s 111tc'11'st 1111c l'HOlfS 111 sion ol' his 1'1'ti1'o111v11l, Since' tha- war, hc- lvxtih- 11111115 E --. 4.1 if 'fs Af-fm COLLEGE Iirlucafion is flu' guiding light to szlcccssg tlwrr' is always room at the top Iufgrzuse many who get tlzffrc go to .slvvp and roll offf' C. L. VIQIDNVELI., Duncan Mills 36 PREPARATION Tin, snnzrtvst znvn Iliff known :nap Oni ll plnnnml objvctiuc-111111 they rc'- ligicnmly work tlzvir plzm-ycnmg.g pvoplc without a plan arf' continually p1'0cr11s1irrating llClIil'LIl'll1f'l1f.,, R. I. JONES, B. VVhitc Company The game is played in many ways lln hench, in stands, and on the fields. Though time may pass and these may leave, Their spirit - team work - never yields! fgleyznicaf glvlucafion wap f-190 ........,.,,NRN KBUKICII Mn. BVHl'l'lE KuN1m1.1 ,,,.f A fmzzrger KENNETH BOSNVEII BUYS' BASKETBALL VARSITY TEAM Hrs! row: junior Stowe, Nig Ifvaltl Danny Bagwell. Fig Nvwtml, Dun IYUXVIUII, Tiny XYyutt. Bill AICKTIHICQ Second row: Kcnm-th l3uswL-ll, Martin Hobinsmzxm, Bud Cll'2lllgL'l', Hricc Kilkpntrick. jnc Granger. Ciilllfll Kindull. VARSITY TEAM v JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM First row: loc Campbell, Wallace Black, Jack Tathum, VV. C. Mullinax, Bobby Crawford, Bill Gregg. joe Smith. Second row: Mr. Atwcll, Coachg Marilyn Stroud. Danny Byers, Rudolph Simmons, Billy Crawford, Cary Ashley, Richard VVatson, Manager. First row: Mr. VVhitic Kendall, Coachg J. Duncan, j. Haney, H. Holder, I. Powell, B. Patterson, C. Byrd, l. Carrctt, C. Hendrix. Second row: B. Massey, K. Tathem. D. Fowler B. Smith, C. Clcvcngcr, A. XV. Carol, il. Dixion, W Fowler. l MIDGET TEAM 1 Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker jul, fbi' IA? QPFOPLXI VARSITY SCORES JUNIOR VARSITY 36 IICmIl'W II'IIl4' 47 Parker 33 Central II LCI1arIottexb 44 Central Clrlrarluttel 3I Parker 29 Central I3 fflrarlottefl 54 Central fflrarlnttej 98 l:5I :W 5IL'VlIU'5ZfWIIIl' I5 ' E Q Y. E araer . w utmn , 38 Ilgmlkmjmllll 43 Parker 42 Spartanburg I2 no It-ch fC,I1arIolteI 28 lvm.lwI. 57 Olympia B 3I Durltanr LN. CU 34 Parker 40 I?reI1er. I3 , 44 Duke Preslnnen '54 IZi iIfl i c'l'4'K'lTV1II4-' I3 46 Marietta fGa.'U . 2I Qmlfxlmu B GH SIIUVUWPUU-I ZI Parker 30 IIecI Slrielcl 34 Olympia 32 Parker '55 Berea , 75 Drclwr 29 Barker ikllulersini Iii - H Y. I arter I onagran . 43 c'm I'llL il Parker 28 Greenville I3 69 AmIL'm'n -0 Parker 40 'I'eeI1 C Clrarlutte I 48 Plurenee 24 Parker 2I Paris 74 Spartanburg 33 rjarker LTZIIIIIIIILI I X arier t ater 44 Urdu 34 Parker 36 Slater 32 Amlcmm 39 Parker 3I IIetI Slrielcl 59 Olympia . 38 Parker 34 I-Ierea 48 Gmcmqllt. 31 Izarker Travelers Rest 58 Clernson Preslnnen 27 lmllwr 35 uflllmllll , . Parker 42 kk eletnne Im 37 Clemwn I'resInnen 34 lmurkcr 34 Vvclwmc B 80 Ieelr Qillrarluttefl 24 Parker 40 Irarelers Rest NI I D G E T S 22 VVeICun1e II Parker Y NI. C. A. 56 VVo0tIsitIe , . 20 Parker Y. M. C. A. 20 Annlersnn ,. I5 Parker kkleleorne . 24 ,luclstm . , I8 Parker rknclerscmn 42 Uniun IIIeaeI1ery 25 Parker Mnnaglman I'7uz NEWTON. CLI9 IMNNY I3,xt.wH,I.. C145 'I oonui Ilorzranrsow, F 32 30 31 31 Ifw 27 38 60 27 2.9 33 22. 38 37 37 35 43 49 20 27 46 45 30 32 26 I8 44 I0 7 I4 24 2I VARSITY TEAM limi rout Don Ncwnm. Cl: ,Inc Clmngcr, CT: Iii cliilxllcy, l5: Briuc IiiI'liI'n1lIl'itIli, C: llclwcr Evutt, Cl. Svcnml rmv: Tim' NVyz1tt. F1 Martin Robinsmm, C luniur Stuxvc, C: Bud Craumgcr, Cf xx. Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker GIRLS' BASKETBALL Mrss QJRACE I Irorr, Coach S C O R E S Slater . , Judson Slater Berea Judson . VVelcome Paris . . Travelers Rest . . Welcome . Paris . , , Cfaptaius BOBBIE NM'F1Er.n BERTIE Ar.1,rsoN Miss CJRACE LllOTT, Cfrmclz Managers JOAN Hamm' LXJARY RUTH BLACK VARSITY TEAM First row: Vera Smith. Pat Pt-rson, Bcrtic AHL son, Nancy Riciciic, VVilf lctt Crayiiam. Svvmui row: Miss Grace I liutt, Coucli: Inu Etta 'I'atc, Betty IXI a ll l :ii n . l7rcdmiic Sliiiiutt, Niirircml Suv Grccr, L00 Harrison. Tltinl row: G W c n Nvlms, Eleanor Siicrrcll. liluisv Galloway, Peggy Martin, Nancy Pitts, Pat Nccly. B TEAM iiioisc Calloway, IJIULIIIUI' Sltcrmil, Peggy ixiartin. Gwcn Ncims, Patsy Ncviy, Nancy Pitts I Ynfnfx SMITH -I. PAT l'13A1:soN .lill I IAn1usoN I3u'r'rx' AIALILIJIN 5. I3msmE NI,xx'Ifl12l.1: 5 M.-xm' ,XNN AIAYIflliI.D IVIIUNNEIJ GREEN L'uNNna SIIIUIIIJ 6. X'Vll,l.liI l Ii Clnnla. new v ownm I' I I NANCY RIDDIJF 7. Lou Ii'l I'A VIA,-X'I'Ii I9lilI'llli1IxlAl1lSUN Ijlllilllllli ANN SIIIFI XXI warcli anal 0 '49 ,ev-1 kfv, , M WMM if JAMES A. DRo0PY ATWELL Assistant Coach FOREST WH1T1E KENDALL H emi Coach FOOTBALL! VARSITY TEAM I First row: Bud Grainger, Buck Dunn, Charlic 'l'l1imI row: Fig Ncwton, Brice Kirkputrrrk olmny VVyntt, jrnncs VVynn. Eugene Compton, Bobby Stylus. XI'iIson, Spcc Granger, Blackie Durbann, IYIIL Patter Bill Stonc. Charles Camp. Kcnnctll Fortncr. son, Martin I,. Bobinxon. Fred Jones. Sccoml row: Don Newton, Don Rich, Curtis IIUIIVIII row: Conch KcnLIaII, Bobby Stuuns B11 I.uncIrctIl, CIuyton Gilstrup. TooLIIc Bobcrtson, Heber McKinney, Danny Byers, Boy IVIcEIrutI1, jury IILn Ilyntt. jack I'n rIwr I'u rlacr I,II l'IiCI' I'nrIwr l':n-kr-r Imkl rkcr I'zn'Iwl' IIA! I'IiCI' IIA: rkcr IIAIFIQCI' Purlwr 1 ll 20 26 54 I-I fs -II 7 52 6 rI'lIIIlCIII, Perry Millar, Jack Wz1tL'rs. drix. Bobby Dickurd, Coach Atwcll. FOOTBALL SCORES I9-I8 I IurtsyiIIc Libr-rty Arlwvillr- Ifnslcy GuII'ncy Olympia Grccnw rmsmr I Colmnbia Xvilson AmIcrson GrccnviIIc FOOTBALL CAP'I'AlNS LIIIAIILIE XVYA'1 1', Buck DUNN AIARTIN L. ROBINSON Left eml CIIIAHLHS ClAMP Right tackle BUD c:RANCl2R High! fzzckle Bonny LAZAR Left tackle JACK ,TATIIANI R ight mcklc JOHNNY VV11.soN Left end IJANNY l3Acw151.I, Right mul llnvcri IQIRKl'A'I'R1CK Right and MAC PA'1 1x5usoN l,L'fl curl USPECKH GnANc:En Right and KIQNNETII Fom'Nr-in Luft tackle ClIIARI,IE VVYATT Left tackle FIG NLswToN Cen ter llomsx' STYLES Left gmml jlsnm' IIENDRIX Center liuczxzwn CoMP'roN Right gmml Iiolznx' IJICKARIJ Loft guard Bonny STEVENS Left gzmnl jfxmns XAVINN liiglzf guanl Fnlannlcxi jomgs Cfcn ter BILL Guuuc Luft lmlflmck BUCK IDUNN Right guard VIQOODLIL ROBERTSON left lzulfback DUN NEWTON Luft lmlfback DON IRICII High! lIIllfAl?1lL'li ,l.xc'1a XVA'1'1'ns Brick Nice EvA'1 1' Right lnzlflmck Il,-mm' 13115115 Right, 1ll'lIf'IltlCk Rm' 1XICEI.l!A'l'II Q1l!ll'tL'l'17l1L'k P111111x' M1L1.1i11 Qlll1l'1Cl'17HCk Cum' LANDIIU M Fullback l311,1, Mc'K1NN1.x' l 11lII1.11'k lI111n1'11'1'1Jo1msoN 01111111 1-s 0111111-:N'1'1'11 15.1111 l'.11111ua11 .lm-. C .-XMl'l!IiI.I, ,'1sxixI1u1t Hmzagurs K1-'NN11'1'11 Bosw1i1.1, Hemi A Irmngur Bl Ac'11115 IJ111111,-ml I7uI1Imck C'1..xx 1'oN G11,s'1'1m1' Quartcrlmck Qzx goqm Sol Y 'gPark All-Sta 1' A part of the whole, yet different in part United in spirit, together in heart, Leading anrl following toward a common goal, Always working to better the whole. Parker - a lah for living First rout: Advisor fxl1l'iSU1' Assistant Picture Ifaiitor. , Assistant Picture Ifditm' Assistant Picture lfditrir lftlitinl . , Second row: Club Picture lftiitor Assistant Pieture lfilitor ljterurj' Editor , . , Assistant Literary lfclitur Senior Editor. . . . Assisfimt Senior Ifilitor Third row: Sports Editor PUBLICATI . , . . Nu. ju Mus. XXVUOIDRLIFF . JOLIEIQN L1'1 1't.l-ij mm . Minn' rlqllRNIill KAW' l'mNeta It1mNcrt5s llomzlfus Ptlczm' l,ll'SCUMR Dams VN'tu'i'ixutsu ELLEN ciAl.l,OXVAY Dtmls Mtxsttzus BOBBY Mtn'1fl13LD BOBIIIIZ iXlII.I.liR Rox' IIALI. X ,- Assistant Sports litlitor BILL Timur:-1 ,-f-' X C'ireulati0n Manager . , . Bnrrv Iluvtf Assistant Circulation Mmutger Muuttm Nlau, XVtl.soN . , , , , Assistant Ailvertisiizg Aluizitger Run: l3,xvNtz iLl11iUl l7l'LillCf Secretary ,,.. . . . . . . . , . DOT St3x'1'uN Ailvertisiug Manager . , , IORIZNE VVtn't'.-xtuan ANN BATES ' KNopieturL-D u PARKERSCOPE STAFF 1949 sig ,.,... it Y STAFF. . . l llirwf rorr: Lillie Mac Tolbert, Shirley Howard, Dolly VVilson, Put Pearson. Connie Hudson, Christine Pulliam, Editorg Thelma Bnllew, Jane Carroll. Svcmul row: lNlaixine Andrews, Vivian Landrum, Virginia VVurd, Junior Sisk, Thelma Bailey, Wilton Pruitt, Arlvisofg Duncan Cooper, Faye Hall, Louise Iimwn, Rock Huff. Doris VVhitalu:r, Barbara Wood. ri Editor CTHRISTINE PULLIAM HERALD STAFF LIBRARY STAFF First row: Joyce Speed, Mary Frances Durham, Anna Lou Spencer, Frances Landreth, Bumice Madden, Benalee Mullinax, Patsy Holiday, Elizabeth Beeyes. Secmul row: jean Brown, Ruby Ballew, Marcellenc Dunlop, joan McCombs, Mildred Childress, Ethel Bannister, Patsy Johnson, Nlrs. T. Jalbert, Librarian. Third row: Miss Cordia Mullinax, Librarian, Irene Starkley, Vera Mae Reeves, Lou Ella Brooks, Mildred Taller, Bertie Allison, Joyce Smith, Peggy Ann Gilliard. Fourth row: Grace McCaha, Lenore Bebber, Margie Mitchell, Nellie aloe Morgan, Betty Mitchell, Betty Jean Crumpton, Joyce Coker. Fifth row: Betty jean Messer, Helen Durham, Beatrice Hall, Bobbie Brooks, Mary Alice Batson, Ida Jean Keation, Martha McKinney. Sixth row: Norma Jean, Sue McConnell. PROJECTION STAFF First row: Bill Tharpe, Thomas Cox, Monroe Second row: Bobby lyey, Otis Coggins, Bobby Swett, Bonnie Cox. jones, jiinmie Snyder, Franklin Fra7ier. OFFICE FORCES W y LSZW ff V I' ' Y . vm. mm. ,, Siam f ai First ww: llnfcl Lusk. lluris VVl1itnkcr, Dot First row: Bill Tlmrpc, VVcndull Bccchznn. VVyiiL SUNWU- Nimfi' Riildlfv C1'l'Ul5'U BYYUW- miunda Crenshaw, Nnrinzl juan Sullivan, Ronnie Cox. Wlwlulwl. Second row: Peggy Lipscoinb, julccn Lirticjolm, Svuomi mir: iiiililillxiil iXiClDlliiiC, Curuiyn Gray, lfllcn Qlnllmvaw- Guyncll Smith, Doris Masters. mamv vvlnmms' Ann Blues' CAFETERIA STAFF First row: Mary Ann Gaily, Dorothy Leroy, Dolores Burdette, Ruth Gardner, llary lNIesser, Cseemzcl VOIUD Arthur Green, Melville Haney, Thomas Nix, Thomas Vermillion, Thomas Taylor, Ilurlcly Slatcn, Richard MeGrity, C. Capps, Joe VVallace, Bobby Joe VVilliams. HEALTH PATROL lfirsf row: Betty Phillips, Willett Atkinson, Barbara Blackwell, Evelyn Corn, ,lean Turner, Doris YVaters, Qseeond VOIP? Joyce Tanley, Mary Lou Grant, Mrs. Harold Phillips, Nurse, Anna Campbell, Marion Childress. LCCKER SERVICE Billy Tliarpe, Billy Lamlretli, Otis Coggins. Y-TEENS ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH GRADES Hrs! mir: 'lihelma Smith, Annell Ilarvell, Ruth Strickland, Guynell Smith, Betty Queen, Betty Huff, Uarolyn l'earson, Joyce Duncan. Sewml row: Peggy Ilolder, Betty Sparks, Joyce Smith, -loan Kelly, Joleen Littlejohn, Jorene Wllitaker. 'l'llirtI Voir: Jerry Stairley, Lina Nlae Hancock, Ann Bates, Connie Stroud. Joyce Campbell, Janie Osteen, Helen ,lean King, Mary Nell George, Sara Martin. EIGHTH, NINTH, TENTH GRADES First row: Evon Staneell, Shirley Parker, Billie Lou Martin, Joan Smith, Babe Bates, Jean Turner, Adrin Smith. Seeoml row: Joan Mull, Mildred Ware, Shirley Smith, Frances Drake, Boxie Pruitt, Gale Norman, Vera Mae Beeves, Lucia Holder, Edna Nix. Third row: Bobbie Smith, Shirley Styles, Mary Lou Fletcher, Loretta Bolt, Patsy VVatson, Nlaxine Garrett, Joan Aiken, Patsy Williams, Barbara Campbell. Four-tlz row: Carolyn Townsend, Yvonne Shealy. Jewell Barton, Norma Bedingfield, Mitixi Boozer, Shirley Jane Anderson, Joyce Allen, Marion Beeks. Fifth rcnv: Buth Bayne, Betty Mauldin, Sara Rich. Sixth. rmv: Joyce Coker, VVilma Patterson, Allene Duke, Erline Gannon, Betty Buckner, Faye Grifhth, Miss Ayers, Advisor. CHEERLEADERS KOPPOSITE PAGE! FRANCES HALL BEIITIE ALLISON, H end Cheerleader BETTY DOBSON ' SAIIA RICH BILLY LANDRETII DEAN POWELL MAXIE FORTUNE PEP CLUB jf' First row: Kenneth Former, Roy McElrath, Bobby Dickard, Mac Patterson, Speck Granger, Toodle Robertson, Bill Gregg, Bud Granger, Charlie Wyatt, Bill Landreth. Second row: Curt Landrum, Nig Evatt, Bobby Stephens, Kenneth Boswell, Joe Hill Jones, Eugene Compton, Gary Parker, Perry Miller, Hugh McKinney. Third row: Charles Camp, Clayton Gilstrap, Bill Tharpe, Martin L. Robinson, Bill McKinney, Carol Heath, Bobby Styles, Don Rich, Joe Campbell, Don Newton. Fourth row: Bobby Lazar, Jerry Hendrix, Buck Dunn, Fig Newton, Blackie Durham, Coach Kendall. gays ' Bl0IIK LETTER CLUB First row: Mildred Greer, Sara Rich, Billie Io Waldrop, Ioan I-lamby, Lou Etta Tate, Lee Harrison. Second row: Nancy Riddle, Wilette Graham, Ioan Kelly, Bertie Allison, Betty Kuykendall. Third row: Freddie Lee Shiiilet, Mary Ruth Black, Frances Hall, Betty Dobson, Anna Farrow, Connie Stroud, Bobbie Mayheld, Pat Pearson, Betty Howard, Mary Ann Mayfield, Vera Smith. First row: Betty Buekhiester, Jewell Brannon, Lola Grace Benfield, Myrtis Wilson, Carolyn Moss, Jean Ash, Martha Alvcrson, Bobby Lou Johnston. Second row: Nancy Saxon, Betty Sparks, Sydelle Gosnell, Joan Kelly, Laura Glazner, Norma Kate Sherer, Grace Shepard, Mary Alverson, Billy Spear- man. Third row: Sara Guinn, Betty Glardy, Ann Smith, Betty Sue Timins, Mary Tribble, Virginia Gibson, Ida Jean Keaton, Ruth Tilson, Theron Few, Rudolph Gallo- way. Fourth row: Ann Johnston, Juanita Campbell, Ladson Tankersley, Thomas Vehom, Ioe Sparks, jimmy Hunt, Bill Marler, Jim McCall, Otis Goggins. Fifth row: Durward Yeargin, Bud Hawkins, Ken- neth Fortner, Marvin Nalley, Joe Mullinax, Bobby Taylor, Bill Landretll. First row: Louella Brooks, Dot Pridniore, Sarah Martin, Carolyn Pearson, Nancy Riddle, Geraldine Cooley. Second row: Peggy Kilpatrick, Gay Blankenship, Ilaroldync Scott, Ann Ball. Third row: Sybil Owens, Martha Nell Wilson, LATIN CLUB SPANISH CLUB Dalma Cannada, Margaret Freeman, Io Ann Holland, Mary Ruth Black, Betty Kuykendall, Billie I0 Waldrop. Fourth row: Willie Faye Hall, Gene Hollings- worth, Louise Blackwell, Jack Sanders, Buford Howard, Hal Kelley, Bobby lvey, William Wogord. YM '..5:f3xs ,. ,fl syefrs qv? i '- PARKER PIANO STUDENTS First row: Vera Mae Quinn, Lillie hlae Greer, llilda XN'ilson, VVillette Davis, Elizabeth Greer, Jean lurner, Miriam Poole, Jerry Duncan, Jimmie Donnon, Bohhy Powell. Second row: llelen Crumpton, Shirley Owens, Margaret Miller, Rachel Meaders, Pat Neely, Barbara Campbell, Frances McGal1a, Jeanne Smith, Patsy LaFoy. Tlzini row: Jerry Lee Sheatly, Vivian lillenherg, Martha Jewell Miller, Joanne Mull, Ann Johnston, Betty Jean Crumpton, Mary Grey Tate, Joan Me- Dowell, Joanne Holland. Fourth row: Martha Runion, Joyce Smith, Mildred Merk, Joan McCombs, Anita Faye VVest. Betty Taylor, Betty Jean Williarrms, Loretta Taylor, Shirley llooper, Miss Ellie Quinn. llur better selves the arts reveal, And when our music together blends, The ideal in living we all feel, Periect harmony - yet each one sings! Parker - a lah for living Sy exlarezifiion tLl'0llgA tAe aflii MIXED CHORUS I Hrs! rrutt Hun llicli, llctty liavitlsfm, lfay Hulltvr, llarwlclync Scott, Mary Trilmlmlc, ,loan Ncfxlistcr, Betty llttll. Armin' Vlfriglit, llctty Scott, Roy Hall, Clayton Gilstrap. Sccuml row: Curt lamlrcth, Norma Jean Batson, Betty Quccn, Nargarct Vancc. Mary llutli Ifluytl, janit- Ostucn, Sliirlcy Nlartin, jerry Stairly, Pt-ggy Kilpatrick, Clary Parker, Mac Patterson, 'Illini row: Nig llvatt, Btilvlmy Catlicart. Cliarlvs Cfanup, Clyde Vllatlcins, 'llmdlc llulmwtsuii, llill Gregg, Huck Dun, Cliarlic VVyatt. Burl Granger. 56 Wyuaic wAen Jweef 1 foil-ea I BOYS' GLEE CLUB First row: Jerry Caldwell, Sammy Gardner, Win- frcd Porter, Bobby Pierce, W. B. West, David Lee Landreth, Joe Granger, lack Thatham, Rudolph Dobson, Harvey Cole. Second row: Douglas Keller, Neil Landreth, Delma Rucker, Junior Sisk, piano. I GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row: Sara Rich, Joanne Prince, Annell Bobbie Leslie, Barbara Gambrell, Wilma Hardin, Doris Harvcll, Sara Alexander, Willie Mae Harris, Marion Reeves, Louise Wyatt, Donna Howard, Reba Lang- Becks, Fay Connor, Thelma Ballew, Frankie Odell. ford Rachel Meadows Jewel Barton Ruth Miner gewnd tow: Joanne Lister, Amt Smith, Betty Jean Elizabeth Southcrlin, Ruth Bayne, Doris Mosteller, Mauldin, Jane Carroll, Iris Mae Kerns, Esther Griffith, Delores Jones, June Hunt. f 77 ingera in fle memory. .w ' puller ,Mgr 5zr,,.,f B A N D lin: mir: llelmes jones, lloiis jenn Pllillipa, Shirley Nliirtin. Clem- Griessmzm, Nell Wzitsriri, Jack Alliloiiy. ilioiiiiny llolcler, Clary Smitli, Cary Fowler, liivyee Pllllllllll, .lerry Scott, Joyce Allen. Seeuml row: lleywurel lXloore, Edwin Vicliery, -limmy Knight, Leroy Noon, I.. Cannon, Clifton gin M4211 perfeclion clemancla llemleraon, Billy Cloxnell, lluynioml Wlilliuiiis. liziilmm l lzirvey. 'llliinl row: Sybil Owens, Joe Soutlierlziml. llxivinl Blackwell, Charles Thompson, 'lhomzis Cox, lluliin Nlurtin, Bobby Owens, Gary Cooper, Charles Cannplmell. lfcmrtlz row: Marvin Nalley, jolin XV. Coker Direetorg Douglas Keller. affenfion, cooperafion efforl 77lllJif, OFFICERS First row Marvin Nalllcy jimmy Knight NMI XVntsun lfclwin Vickcry Svurunl mu .luck Tallolly CLCHL' c:I'iL'SSI1llll lhwlwlmy Uwcns llvywaml Nluurv MAJOR ETTES A N D M AJ O R llcluws ,Imwa Marvin Nnllcy .luycc Allen 1726 IllllJl.l'illl'1.5, 1'n.ifrumenf.1 orm a Jucceiifuf comginafion D I R E C T O R NIR. ,IOIIN COKISR B A N D C A P T A I N MARVIN NALLEY First row: Connie Hudson, Wilma Hardin, Bill Tharpc, Bobby Mayfield, Carolyn Pearson, lNlac Patter- son, Doris Whitaker, Gary Parker, Virgil Lee Stokes, Joleen Littlejohn, Peggy Lipscomb. Second row: Thelma Ballew, Jane Carrol, Jerry Stairley, Bill Landreth, Ruth Strickland, Helen Jean King, Mary Nell George, Sara Martin, Margaret Vance, Peggy Kilpatrick. Third row: Roy McElrath, Mary Ann Mayfield, Pat Pearson, Junior Sisk, Winfred Porter, Jimmy Knight, Edwin Vickery, Bobby Owens, Sybil Owens, Ruth Tilson, Annell Harvell. First row: Ann Peigler, Alice Sarnmons, Terry Whitmire, Jean Whitmire. Second row: Betty Io Fosterer, Nixine Huff, Mozclle Ferguson, Roger Butler, Laura Jane Briggs. Third row: Louella Brooks, Ioan Southerlin, Doro- TALENT BUREAU O ARTS AND , CRAFTS thy Faulkner, Mary Turner, Peggy Bamwell, Jerry Caldwell, Bobby Styles, Bryan Richey. V Fourth row: Edward King, Betty Tinmms, Willy Iones, Sallie Hand, Betty Robertson, Coy Lewis, Beatrice Hall, Bill Cathcart, Roy Hall, Jack Gosnell. . , 4 l I Superlatwe worth IS always sought. Its value seldom can he hought. The followmg have stood the test They're samples ol the very hest. 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ROBINSON SARA MARHN Most Intelligent ClARY PARKER IIAROLDYNE SCOTT Moxt Popular SPECK GRANGER BOISIHE MAYFlEI.D Cutest Couple PEGGY KILPATRICK BILLY HOLDER ey Jhllld auf E I I S bf W' z x gf ,. X mx... Q. W K N' , X X X .NME Ifiiw x ww, -K gf A X 5 'f! 'i-- . 3 QS xx s :gym Q S S gif Q if X? ,,, xii? 'jx i A 'K ' L M ,N K N, Q X. X ,nl An.. x '93 S .im 'x X XX S. Q wx it ACTIVITY LETTERS First row: Peggy Lipscomb, jane Carrol, Thelma Ballew, Ellen Galloway. Bobbie Mayfield, Bobbie Miller, Shirley Martin. Sara Martin, Ann Bates. Betty Huff, Norma Jean Batson, Kat Prince, Haroldyne Scott. Second row: Bill Tharpe, Bobby Styles, Bill MC- Kinney, Bill Landreth, Harold Huff. Toodle Robertson, Don Ward, Edwin Vickery, jimmy Knight. Third row: Hayward Moore.-Lawrence Queen, joe Sparks, Thomas Cox. Heber Evatt, Martin I.. Probin- son, Gary Parker, Roy Hall, Bill Gregg. Fourth row: Clyde VVatlains, Kenneth Boswell, Bud Granger, Buck Dunn. David Blackwell, Hugh McKinney, Mae Patterson, Don Rich. 4 FACULTY OF MORE THAN 20 YEARS Du. L. P. IIOLLIS Mlss SALLIE LM' Mn. Il. ANDERSON MR. P. D. CLANNADA Mus. C1,Am2NcE CASTLHS Mn. D. VV. STEVENSON Miss ANN1u BARKsnALh U1 ,X 5 X: GNC? A SENIOR Beautiful in form and feature, lovely as the dayf, LONGFELLUW Beauty is its own excuse. u7IIITT .jcatirgn mfnce SENIOR I ,l1 gfefgn Qace L YY .1 ix X. NA R 0165 mifaLer SENIOR gfifxiff , K W QL Z 4 ,Q ay, .A 'f'ig'4.g, 01055 yfnafifemf J U N I O R Myne!! ,S7l'IfLl:fA JUNIOR 5 ,, 5 Muff, ,gm . I . .x 4 W b - IQJA ,gilriffancf QT me x Km-1 gn hex' Q z why S .gi A S .N Q Q.. 0?C8 xi? V SSM x X sw' xi rw S? - .ef MX wwwmm en soPHoMoRE W Q N 33155 KG!- 5 gf: F' f x X 2 ef, s. 4 vane Cm!! SOPHOMORE Lfeffa MA Qfzhv if Mifwff f gif gg .,,.p ,,X kg ., , 9 K S... wr fu M S, gk Ai QQ NM si' We ib0l 0fAy xjl 88l'VL6LlfL 'ki W SUB-FRESHMAN gfhn gaffoway, 5 E N I O R eorge .Anna Qyrilmh, J U N IO R Lie mayhefi S E N IO R jefma gamw, 5 0 P H 0 M 0 R E Sara Warlin, 5 E N IO R oyfe ,IAN-40 r 5 0 P H 0 Nl 0 R E R R X Nr , N. .5 X Ak 35 M' R gg. H s R -- , 4. ff, 3 4 4 1, 13:54. x ff 1 X ,KX .,.. ,v Q N ,lg ' 4 X,f5iY,5'x'j:.'1.,' QP 11 ' Nfl : qv 'gmq . Q- -N-115 5 , , 45. I ,.g.':,,. 4- 2501 Sexfon, S E N 1 o R LZ?-Ui? JW jufner, F R E S H M A N fyeggy NNOAJQP, J U N IO R ary -fgllll 7Wf4y!Q0fA F R E S H M A N JUAN' ogffafjrfn, .1 u NIO R gyffi, S U B - F R E S H M A N ..!4!'l'la , fel' Midst the hum of her industries As a beacon's beaming light, To her children,s 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, Achievement's goal to find, Parker ties will ne'er be broken, Still her shelt'ring arms entwine, And across the distant spaces, Tales of fame and prowess bold, Will reflect the Parker Spirit, And the Purple and the Cold. Regis , Q Q 8 s hs .,.,, 1 e. X Q i at if 6 B ff S ' SV 4 SH rs Q L M .we we ., 0 g 'Qs 09 5 'sa X ibn his ig , f Rf 2 Xt Ness - Ni X P figs-.r xqgif ASN? Xxx , Wit' s :Wm , 5 M, -,25 L A ,fn i ' if Se nf . We yeas X X' X .ge ix X QW? fwiihey have tinished the course: 065 ass it at .Zz-59 W dde wffeffff t if i! ,.b,JQ,.,-fill: ' t7KMff1n:?1'1:lW'f' UM 1 ,fit QS. A , on lifes threshold they stand. There's heen work: there's been play: Q some Joy, some stnfe. The Iah's finished product m f1Tj'f t M YNY . fnnh they go hand in hand UIB IIBXI M1338 llllf 3 HUD!! llfl r2W4.4is !f PROGRESS REPORT PARKER HIGH SCHOOLWWGREENVILLE4 S, C, Nam Numlief of times manly cfm, ' 'nf 3l'3i 'gm, Vx 'w +V Prcsizlvzzt, . . Vice Presiderzi Secretary . . Treasurer . . Advisor . . I OFFICERS . . CLARK' PARKER . . . . MM' PATTERSON . . . l3cmmE IXIIAYFIELD . . Nomm IIEAN BATSON . . Mus. RICHARD RICE ki Q. Q, xi .. -v , . . 1 . 1 .W .X .E t S ww .. 2 5:3 wa. i K' VVYLEEN i'XBEllCROlXlBIE Duncan Qnivt, smurl mul u lilwulvlu 11L'l'SUlltllllj Mixxcx' A1-uxANDEn Brandon lfull of fun mul fmici free. liianiiu ALLISON Judson U'i!ly, illiiuzyx sccms lzulrlwling over will: joy. Enwfxnn ANDERSON City View You' 8, S E N I O R S JACK Amiowoon Duncan vu ncwr seen zz bigger little man. liusy BADGER Park Place Tlzafs good cnouglz for mc. CllIARLES BARBARE Woodside A smile is luzttcr tlzan a frown. INEZ BARNETT Union lilcachcry If women interfere will: work, quit Size looks as clear as morning roses work. waslied with dew. it mix? I IATTIE BARTON Leawood Park life is one grand tliing after another. JUNE Bixss Piedmont Highway like u my of sunshine, slze liglztens up tlze place. IXNN BATES City View Precious tlzings are always done up in small packages. Doms BATSON Sans Souci As merry as day is long. Nmmm JEAN l3ix'i'soN Sams Snuci Huuially uml lmiins, flu' mrcst of crmllximzlions. XVn.'i'oN BATSON Duncan Clmpcl I just ilrnppml in to say gnmllryc. XVENIJEI, lluixcwimivf Aincricun Spinning Sliu lms u qnivl and easy nzannvr. Jovciz Bunn' Vlluoclsiclc lull lwr smiles were all tlmt I dreamed. SENIORS Dfxvin BLAcKvvE1.l, Buren Ilis fricmlly nzamwr speaks liis thoughtful mind. SHIRLEY Bi,AcuwvELi. Judson llflwn duty whispers low: tlzou must, llxe youtli replies, I can! VVYOMIA BLAIR Mills Mill Muy your days Ile merry and lzriglxt. BOBBIE Lou BOND Mills Mill A Iiglzt lzeart lives long. Ili l'1x'i5i.x'N lluNn Juclsun In lumix' licr is fu lore lwr. lloizliv JOE BOONE Clity View Nici' ilispnsirimi, good pull KENNETII l30SXYEL1i Uniun lllcnclicry e only wuy in lzuvc ll fricml is to one. JUNE l3ow15N Aiiici'iuin Spinning silcuce is gulilvn, slick in gold lrrhk ,J L PATSY BUVVEN Woodside Little mul quiet. PEGGY BOXVIE Sans Souci Kick the worry out the wimlow and let the sunshine in. BETTY BRACKEN George Avenue Quiet but never idle. LAURA JANE BRIGGS Mills Mill Circ the worlil the hest you have and the best will come lzaek to you. SENIORS Bonnuz BROOKS Duncan Shy mul quiet until you get to know her. JANET BROWN Judson A jolly, unselhsh personality is the greatest gift of all. KATIE BROWN West Greenville So soft, so calm, yet so elegant. THELBIA JEAN BROWN ,ludson There's nothing lacking. ALVIN BRYANT Monaghan I would enjoy high school life if I clidn't have to study. CTAROLYN BRYANT Park Place You make us happy when skies are gray. WILFRED BIICRNER Park Place Men of few wonls are often the best men. IJOYLE BIIRGESS Monaghan VVhat's the useless haste and hurry, he like me l never worry. Ii fl 'r ROLLER BIITLER Augusta Iiflilll nmn mix ever' wise hy chance. llonoim' CRKIN Judson Sweat. true and kind. BETTY CA A11-nELL Valley Blvd. :nhl vnjny high school life ifl tIitIu't have to study. IIOYCE CAMPBELL Suns Souci Full of fun ami fancy free. SENIORS KINGSLEY CAMPBELL Sans Souci Inyul hearted, strong of mind, friend ycm'I1 never find. FRANK CANTRELL Union Blcachery ll ffllef judge me as you willg I am what I am. CHARLES CANIIP Woodside A heart noble and kind. iX1ILDRED CARTEE Riverside VVhen hearts are true few wor do. ds will The Imnl ITUCUHIUS light irhifh iXilLL1E QhEN'l'lill Suns Sunni is chcvr fully horny. BETH' CillAPlNIAN DIULISUII Open mimieil mul fair. EULLENE ciOMP'l'UN Suns Suuci All htnuurists cmff he mmxcil U'ill Rogers . AIILTON COAIPTUN City View Ami if we ivoziici speak trnc, much to this than is Juv. '1'uoMAs Cox tluclsi m llc woialll Stop St. l'etcr's roll call to nsk ll question. VVYLIE LlRENSIiAVV juclson lfrivmllv, lirurzk. ultogethur likeable. Cov Cuowii 'luclson lla tukcs things as they come. .ln,xN11'A ClULBERTSON Union lllcucltcry She um, sho will. she lloes. SENIORS O1.1N DAVIS Brandon IIOYCE lJUNCAN Camp Road VVlu1tcver is worth doing at all, Ls worth Good things come in small lrunullcs. doing well. SALLY DAv1s Mills Mill Some think the world is made for fun and frolic - so do l. BOBBY IJICKARD Poe Mill Seriousness never enters my mind. ANN DICKERSCBN Welcome Forever foremost in the ranks of fun. Buck lDUNN Union Blcuchcry In footlmll or in class work he always wins, wlicmwcr he argues or just merc- ly grins. 'll1XlM1ElDllllllAM City View O'hf how much wiser l look than l um. ll.llELMA Duinmm City View A true frieml here :tml tlzcrv is wlmt makes the worlll as fair. in PDQ, PIYRUINIAN ELLIOTT liity View A little nonsense non' ami then is L-lierislzed hy the wisest men. I'lEBER EVATT Uninn Blcuehcry For he's a jolly gooil fellow. DOT FAULKNER Duncan A life of ease is a different pursuit. BOBRY FAULKENBERRY SENIORS ALVIN FERGUSON American Spinning A merrv heart he has, thus making eheerful acquaintance. BRUCE FERGUSON Brandon A pal good ami true. BAOZELLE FERGUSON Axncrican Spinning joy rises in me like a sunmiet' Judson lVIARY RUTH FLOYD lihe huriler the task, the greater the S3115 SUUC1 achievement. Likes sports, likes people, like morn. S fun. CALVIN FORD judson 'I'here's mischief in this man. BETTY jo FORESTER Sans Souci Ulheu hearts are true few u'ords will do XVILLIAINI FULLER Fair Heights Ule like this friemlly guy. he'S a jolly good fellow. ELLEN GALLOWAY Vkloodsicle The beautiful girl is the one whose sweet grace shines forth in her deeds as it does in the face. SENIORS l3lf'l l'x' f1AlRRli'l l' NIAIKG,-X1lE'1' Cl1LLus1'u2 FRED CHIEER fily Yicu' Vvuuclsiclc Pm' Mill Sm-vt mmf lou-15. Hur Voice in gcuflu und low, un ex- His 1'in'lm'xurc many his faults ure ccllcllt fllillg in ll IVUIIIKIII. few. Lx1NomJ C XRIIETT PW NYM LAURA GLAZENE11 BIU5 GREGG ' lg 4 1 lgzlslcy lam lI'll1lf I um, no morc, no Icxs. ,A , , rmum I V A I V' ,L I , SIllL'L'l'lfj' is 1110 lzvyzzfzlv to success N WU 7107- ffff 11 wr 5 f '4 U59- 1 V f- ' 1 -1 CLADYS PIAVVKINS L.I.lLA?ll.I IE cvl?ORK.L BUD GRANGE!! ' S4 P S X4 Sum Sum., Dunclm X .ms . ouu 1 , A , , , ' N'f.'1'L'l4 ovvr serious, not too I zv but a I IUIWILI ff' Nl- 'UU ff' knml' Ilv possesscfl 4111 :mp or two -V 1l'1Illf I ,-are 20011 girl. Ll' lm 11 do next no one knew. ' M IXTMW NELL CEEORCIE VIRGIL HAWKINQ W' Y' .1 x fwllf' X lcxv SPECK GRANGER Monuglmn Nia' to mill: lrifll, xritrux' to mlk u'IIl1, DLIIICLIII New,-54110,,,L,W,-Still'U1u.,,',S Smiling HUNNIUIY YU fllillk Uf- I lim' for fill! mmf fun is wlm! I lmw. 1lIll'!1Vl'S will. Iitv ix I3EA'l'n1cE IIALL Momlglmlm om' grnntl thing nftvr another ROY IIALL Sams Souci A cheerful heart a cheerful smile, :I chain of friendships all the while. 'lirnu VVILLIE FAYE I IALL AIHIILILLIHIII Lively, happy and gay. MAmoN IIAMMOND VVCILYlllll'-ILKISOD to himself, true to his friends, True fo his duty always. SENIORS SALLIE IIAND Euslcy Ilighwuy Oni' minds cannot grasp them Om' pen cannot spell Her virtues the master alone can tell LEE I IARRISUN Suns Souci A jolly nnselfl 'lr personality is the greatest gift of all. IDOUGLAS IIARVELL Duncan Contentment is Iletter than riches. CHARLES I IESTER IXIUIILIQIHIH Men of few wonls are often the hast vnen. ,I. IIUBEIVI' I Iusmn .'XlIIL'l'ICLIlI Spinning Clcriwons big Iivnrlvti nntl hintl 'I l7'14L'l'4lViL'lILl lllllvll llL'l'L'l' limi SARAH I IEs'1'En Duncuns Cwlmpcl hors' is no favor shc non! tlo. I. II. I IOLIIIIUOK Ilou Nlill 1 till is not much. hu! I gin' il, uinning or losing. IIILLY I IOLDER X ltnmglmn tlvpvinls npon thi' stuff a :nan nnnle of. l'r1 ol l3E'1 l'Y I lowmm !XllN'I'lL'ill1 Spinning 'llwulrs Vvumlm' lu Slllllt' nut Imul mul full of pep. lll.i'l 1'Y I IUFI: l,llI1L'llI1 nm littlv sparks nun' lwursl u miglm' flunw.. A n llr.o1sE LIUGIIES SENIORS DOT IAIXIES VVcst Greenville True luzppiness. Doms IAINIES VVcst Vicw Heights fUll'lIj'S smiling, always will. BETTY JANE JOHNSON East Highland Im JEANE KEATON Judson Svc' ll'lIj' slmulzl l worry. EUGENE KEY Brandon Best kind of sport, and u pal true llliw. PEGGY KILPATRICK llrnmlun llvr virtues fm' many, llET faults arc I Duncan f A l , few Music lmtlz clmrms 10 sontlm flu' savage U url: not plum' wus llL'l uuulc. ' f heart. Doms I luN1'En .IERRY JULIAN 1 xxmlsillc xvmdsidc hDWARD KING ' ' ' - ' ' ' i- Y 7. 1 V mu l7lISllllll, no! too lmlll, jus! Bring on life u'lu1tm'er 11 may lm, for L15 X 'LV c,xru'fl,x rigllt' lllll lulll, slufll smile away tlze gloom. A fricml in zzvecl is I1 frivml indeed. S31 assi QW I IELEN JEAN KING Cin' View I :If is va short so Icfs Imvv fun JIMMY KNIc:1rr Sams SUIIUI I iIzm1I1IL'. 420011 I'ricmI. KENNETH IJINDER DILIKISUII I lIIH1'I know xrlwrv Im! I'm on 1 zmy. FLOIUENCE LARK llranmdmx IIU11' ix flu' l'IIHl'1lI of grmd comm SUIIXU. SENIORS KENNETII L1NDS1eY ,I uclsr rn . I zlwx sports, rmzlscs Irivmlx wz IEARBARA LONG Mills Mill 'I'Imrv'w IIUIIIIILLQ IIICIIIIILI RALPH IXIAIIAFFEY Park l'lncc ny Do u'vII umI 1'i.sgI1t and Iv! flu' sink. Bn A nvomm MA1zE'1'1' IJl111L'lll'lS Clmpcl Doms IVIARTIN ,luclsun III All. IIN' 1uiILIv.x1 1mm11c'1'.wumI Lgrvutvsl Izvmf. ww-III SARAH AIARTIN I nuruna I1muI IIUVC IN tI1v clmrm of crmlmml good XUHSU. SHIRLEY IVIARTIN Hivcrsidc lppj,1Im11gI1ff1lI,I4il14I,umI17140. CIAROLYN IXIASON 011 NW1111 up ymn' rmulwles in flu' r1IzI kit ,lllfls-H1 I7tI!Qt7I1tI smile, s1v1iIu, sn1iIc. ,I phfusmzl smile mul I4imIIy u'u'x's. Louisa MASSEY jucison licr 1'vic1' is vvui' 111-111l1' 111111 lou'- 1111 1'x1'1'll1'i11 tliing i11 tl IU111111111. 1301113115 lX1AYF1ELD Duncan llvr llllli' H01 HIOVL' SIUHIV fllllll l1Cl' lzcart. I IARRET1' NICCIULEY Rivclxiclc llwrc is 110 f11l'17l' sl11: IIYIII 1 1111. ELIZABETH MCDUFFIE -lllliSl1I'l A N'1Hll1I1j1 ll'1l,l' in 1111 u'1n's. SENIORS ROY IXICELRATH Suns Snuci l ilu' ll ray of s1111sl1i111' 111' lzriglitciis up tlze place. RUTH 1VIC1UNKIN Pzlrii P11100 Plmixiiig to scv, 11i1'c 10 lci1o11'. VVILLARD MEEKS Mills 1Nlili l11 X 1IIl0flN'l' one of tliose crnzy lwoys. M1xn1:AnET MESSER ,ludson Darla l111ir, 1111rlc eyes, sorm like 111110. 1301313115 JEAN 1V11LLER Sams Suuci A smile for 1111, 41 greeting glad, A 1111111111110 jolly way slzc l11111. MARLIIE 1V1ITCHELL VVn1111si1iC Sitting rm top of flic world. I IEYXVARD Moons Judson Tlic true worflz of tl 1111111 is his cl1111'11cte1'. NELLIE Io MORGAN lXll'IL'l'iC2ll1 Spinning A sense of lmiiior is the saving grace 0 ll11j'0l1C'. Bomzv NELSON XY. u mclsicla' :ppy um l, frmu um' lull! free, U lu KIVUH-l rlwm' ull cmltwlt lilac wwf ,IANIIL OS'l'EEN Suns Suuci XO! u flmrvr, not ll pearl, fmt ll rvgulur all-muml girl. QQARY PARKER X lunnglmun U'l:ilc l liru. xmmvu slmll H01 rule. MAC PA'l'l'I3RSON Sams Suuci ,X smile' rlmf urnnllwrs ilu' worlml. SENIORS ROBERT PATTERSON Judson 1.711 here mul on lime-muxt lmrc' for gotten sfmletlling. EVELYN PEACE Sams Souci Her clzaracrcr is tlxc dianmml that scratclzes every stone. CAROLYDI PEARSON City View She has ra lzeart as smnul as a bell, but ller tongue is ll chipper. ANN PETGLER Sans Souci llezwen was in your eyes. BETTY P111LL1Ps XVcst Grccnvillc lfrer CllCCff1ll, rzcvcr dreary Always smiling, nvvm' weary. QTIIARLES PHILLIPS City View Still wafvrx run llvvp. DOR1s JEAN PHILLIPS POC Klill Life is ra xvriom lruxinvxs. AIIACIIEN PHILLIPS Judson Once ll friend, always ll frivml SENIORS IWIUBER1' POOLE KATIIRYN PRINCE Duncan City View l!'s nice to he natural if yOu're nalumlly Cfharm and heaufy has she' of Natural nice. Kind. MARION POOLE LAWRENCE QUEEN Ovcrbmok Woodside A sunny zlisposition is a fund of rvnl 'Tis invn like you that make thc world capital. go round. REMOLA POOLE DON RICII VVOOdsidc Sans Souci A quiet mind is richer than Ii crown. Actions speak louder than words. BRYAN RICIIEY DORIS POWERS Cainincur Avenue Sams Souci Never' frm careless nor 100 sazl. never too l mn willing to he C011'Ul11CUI,1 lm! l'd srmlious, alu-ayx glad. like to sae the person who can do ir. ..-.,.-...-Q-..-1.. . ...W -..,,..-,, ,Ei Y, NANCX' RIDDLE Sl ll11CfSl't fxVL'l'l UC Tliafs Nancy with fhv smiling face lVlARTIN ROBINSON Union Blcuclicry Ir zlOcsn'1 pay 10 worry, things are lwunzl to happen mzyhow. i I' WROODLE ROBERTSON ' Sams Souci A 'fh school hero. ALMA ROGERS City View little, lm! nh my! lXlAR'1'lN RIICEIIS City View .N'I'I'I'r rrfmlrlu fill trrmlrlv trrmlzlca you. l3IIo,mIIs RUTLEDCI3 Wlrrfuclsimlc fllin' your Iluys uluwzyx lu' merry and Izriglit. BETTY SCOTT Judson III' grit will Nurwcc, I um urlmf I um. I lAIIoI,m'NI5 SCOTT Green IXVUDLIL' Ext. lfuir and gwirlc, gnml IIIIII lrnc liigriilwil IIHII lvilty 100. 1 MK SENIORS lvlARTIIA SCOTT IJELORES SINIITII Judson llranclon II's llzc songs j'0H sing and Smiles you ,fl frivmlly lzvurr u'itII HllH1j'1lf1'It'1IlI. Ivem' that nmkvs frivmls. DOT SEIGLER EUGENE SIVIITH , , . l3ranclnII West lfrccnvlllc , A , L 1 h ., I lm mzlrlwt nznurzvrs mul flu' greatest nh plwisant as tlze day is long. hem, DOT SEXTON Bcatricc Street 1015, SIXIITII Up mi. the latest fnslzicms, Brznxnlcnm Ileautiful brown cyesg v 'Illia' social, friemllv, lmnasr lmy. C,urcffrvc', Imppy. VERA SIXIITH Mills Mill W'i1l1 ll mzmner mild, lzer voice swccl lVi1II suclzr 11 corrirzule, such I1 friend, CAIIOLYN SMITH Sans Souci Slick zz girl 1IIat cmz't Iac beat. I fain wrmIII milk j0H7'1IC'j'lS vml. IL' HL' fls ji2Nu12Y Svnousia ,-Xnicricnn Spinning llmfl fwicv mv in. Pi5'1'u S1'APLm'oN City View I mul and eager. ln15N13 S'rAuKEY Suns Snnci Is from lmnvst umtirvs only. CONNIE STROUD Uniun l3lL'nclici'y HIl'l'VY1IS flu' ilai is lo ng. SENIORS RAY STOVALL Langley Drive ll' il lu' a gentleman and a sclzolar seek ya have found lzim. BOBBY STYLES Poe Mill 31 lll' lms 110 rvasmz to uiorry, happy gn lucky. JOE SWEATMAN VVclcomc Nice lmy, very good pal. l'lORACE SWAFFORD VVonclside U'lmi IIC zmzlcrfook to do, lie dial. l a 5 2 4 lVlILDRED 'TAFFER Duncan No timv on my llands. Lou ETTA TATE Snutlicrn Franklin I mke life as it comes and enjoy it JAMES THoMAsoN Sans Souci A friend always is lic. WILLIAM THOLIASON Sans Souci Takes life as it comes. RUTH VTILSON City View .fl mvrrnm' lwurl U1lIk.L'fl1 Ll clzccrfzll Coulllvnurzcv. l2UcLENE FIQIPTON lfgislcy llrimlgc llozul llo lvvll will l'l4Lflll, aml lei' llle uiorlrl xinlc. ERNEST FVODD Mills Mill Roll on, O worlal, uml l'll roll with you. l3oDDIE FFURNER City Vicw llllppy-gIIl1lt'kj', Rfitlzout ll cure. S E N l O R S ELIZABETII -VURNER lluncun fl good rlisposifion iS flu: grcutcxf of all possessions. lX4ARY TURNER Mills Mill llllll' price of wixdom is above ruhics. EDWIN VICKERY Duncan The lmnler I try, tlie gooalcr to lm, Ilia wofser l mu. VVILLR Lou VICKEIIX' lluncim Ilvr Lluyx are days of plcasmztrzcxs. DON WARD Alonaglnin xl finer lmy youll never fmzl. VIRUINIA VVARD Sam Souci Hur mzilc goes all flu' way urouml. BILLY VVATRINS Sams Souci fl liglzf livart lim-s long. ClLYDE XVATKINS Piccllximit Park llc lms flu' gmac of being u gcntlmiiau DORIS WHITAKEII Carolina Avenue A perfect woman, nolnly planned to warm, to comfort, and command. RUDOLPH WIKE City View Life is one grand thing after another. MARY SUE WILLIAMS Brandon The load becomes light which is cheer- fully borne. 'lo ANN WILLIS Park Place She is a lassie who is both good and air, With a radiant smile and dark curly hair. SENIORS LEROY WINCHESTER City View He'll find a way. Nommx JEAN WHEATHEIIS Mills Mill Small in statue but large in knowledge. HAROLD WHITE Judson All the great men are dead, I don't' feel so well myself. Louise WYATT City View Tlzafs good enough for me. watched it I have known Parker High School since it was first organized and I have grow through the years with an ever increasing interest. Its graduates are proud of their Great Heritage but are very humble in their Spirit of Service they render to others. W. C. JOHNSON, American Spinning l'lzrcc little llll1lllSfYOHI school. Things cozilzlifi lic that lnul. The lvig one got away! Mr. jay models for joleun. None lm! tlzc lonely Hearlf My stars! Mzmclziizg after lzmcliing. Pajama party. Hard Rock on Bald Rock. Tlzat lpana smile. Dots and splashes. SCl100l was llU1'UVllliL' ilzi Slater lzolzls Holder. Page points. Camp K. P. Opportunity lcaoclcs. Kids will lie lciclsl lVlrs. Niclis lzair-clo. Pajama party again' Doing the iowa. Broadcasting. Nature Boy Page. Bertie does a lzzanly-gznrdy' 4. Look out! '7 Keep Charlotte on tlzc floor, boys. 5. Pick the right one, Bill! S Bud l1lossrm1s ut cwzter. 6. HL'1l1L'HIbL'l' ilu' Greclzvillc game? X ' . ' 'N -- f-1-bw-........, ..... . ..,.. . ...., .. ,M..n.f::.N.s,4u ' 0-.-..-..- -A ' 4, 'Z 1. T ,f Y 1. Our ciglztlz grmlv-bless 'emf 4. Uflzy can? chapel last all day every day? 2. Tonsil exercise. 5. F'1lY llllUl, and his faculty using for their 3. The fair vocalize. supper. From A Sporting Point of View Follow Thru With L ...v , , X Q? dv v f g A if f? f f f 4 Z if WW W ff W 2 4 Z2 ff f 1 Z W Z ' f f J f f 4:-:-:4:..:-:.:-: -. .:.: -'f'- Z ,,,, M , gg , ,Z .J J ..,, ,nf Q22 fffl . fs -fr-.-ill 4 4 ' 4' f .i i - WXWWY i VW? V We 7, 1525 AZ Z 5 15? 5? 5? 7 f : ' fiff' A 4 Z'4 ,M Z 4 4 Zim 4qP. . - -. '.3z'.L::z'.:31z1a:11:13'.:':,1,fpzzzzzz ' . 1111'.:z'.:1:1:::z:::'.:::::'..11:1.. Daily In Uhr Greenville Nenm ir Ullif SPQRTS i With Anthon Foy E GREENVILLE PIEDMONT SOUTH Listen To Your Favorite Sport TH Every Evening Except Sunday CAROLINA'S LEADING NEWSPAPERS W F B C 1330 ON YOUR DIAL I I Qf ,ls fi up rf' , N - tN2f,.f,f, f X, -wily: I 5, Webs' o v.. J' E B, V 'A L S w . FURMAN UNIVERSITY - nr W ' .1 1 .J BN ' . Greqrille, Scfuth ,Carolina It ' , Founded 1826 I ' J , Q n . ff-2, f.g,,,v,..,..' 4 1 JOHN PLYLER, President E'l21'fs ifisyfg' S ' 1'- H Zjfgifl - 'gf ?.- V A -. 42 1. 1. 'Q 4 ' - .- Q A. , ' If A standard liberal arts college oH'ering degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts in Music, and Master of Arts. Special emphasis given to business administration, science, music, art, dramatics, radio, and courses in Christian leader- ship. Summer session of nine weeks, with courses for fresh- men, upperclassmen, and teachers. For Catalogue write C. L. RASOR, Registrar Men's College MISS EULA BARTON, Registrar Women's College - A WI LU' 0 4 ALA! My 3 WM V! J 1' 05, 0 g N 57 ' E 'INERY ' l Q' -COMPANY M ' 1 M if WW MACHINERY PARTS F, I -GL!-54-4, ,dpvvrd-, I ,fn 6Q,e,,L,74,,,,, - Y wiv- -- - : I QZQMQ, f . 1 - . . u 5 l f Cu AAA.-oven yd-vna.-4-v fl y X With Every Bei to Each. of ouinv . - ,I 0 A Z2 an :30afAQv0-1,4-4-f. gm Em, W VAUG 'S JEYEIEEISQ 5 I, ubL,5Z,,,, 1 W M 'nca' 16 Wzest North Street Z4-14440 OVER 35 YEARS IN GREENVILLE 024,044- A 011.459 A-lim 1 7014! mv . 0 .4.uLd ,MJ M rf, A WWI' N fi WM -QL J 1 1 - Q J, 1' 'yr' 1f ' f . , ff fy ' I fl WW, ff KEYS PRINTING COMPANY E t bl hed 1869 PHONE 2 5301 if 33251 QV M ff x J w...w.W,,41W..ff6MW D calc 41-fu,,! '7'4'f:fc-ff f47-fJ1fA Continuous Quagy ' Is Quality You Tr t 7 4 ' -, E,- 4 L im TRADE mme HEGISVQE EE' I lei' f H55 5 'Ui E 21 Ai' ill E COCA-COLA BOTTLIN G CO Greenville. South Carolina 4444A444 lvvvw DANIEL CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc GENERAL CONTRACTORS Greenville, Soufh Carolina Birmingham, Alabama PHONE 3-2771 X N I Compliments of ,ff5i iif' - fee' 'Q' xx 1 f X X .Siva lk Home of QUALITY-TENDER MEATS and 'GVERI-BEST' PRODUCE Offices and WHPGIIOIISC Super Highway, Greenville, South Carolina 'Qu t ' 3 ,wg .- .. lf ' Q .' s . ' +'wfb5 . GREENVILLE TEXTILE SUPPLY COMPANY aw A W Specialist in f TEXTILE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Haw- ,,,,,,...f-40 ww ,'WJ,M7 Jfaf-.M-J ,Xi Compliments o Q E sums, nnfsucx ann cu. P O lillfl. where .... GUUU llllAl.lTY GUSTS LESS ' Home Furnishings ' Hardware ' Electrical Appliances . Auto Need Plumbing and Heating ' Sporti g G cl ' Work Cloth Y SOU CARO NA SOR -K F2212 V 2 x ' , ww M -:A .1?,L-J. Qj,Mo5A THE FLORENCE MILLS VISION - l M1944 pi-0644! gum xv ,QW fl fufcfl ff WM -960, I A. g' ' l f .-,. pgyg , ' 1 4 0!GccfofffC.N725p E. 've 4 Av6ff,f Cmc 1 njoy .... K, 5 If S if . . . Hits the Spot THE PEPSI-CCLA BOTTLING CO. Greenville, South Carolina 1 P D 4 A - A4A-AAAL4: f74ff6f,!7,0f A' fascinating job with voice-contacts with faraway places may be yours when you become a telephone operator. Distance across continents, even oceans, quickly melts before the speed of the telephone network at your command. For high school graduates who qualify, here's inter- esting important work with good pay and opportunities for advance- ment, in a company known all over the South as a good place to Work. 'X A , - ,,0,f51-0:, ..,, SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE l i rifmgl i t AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY V! -N , ,, Compliments of CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE SOUTH CAROLINA'S OLDEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY It is better to have and not need it than it is to need and not have if, EDUCATION POLICIES A SPECIALITY Fifty-two Representatives in Greenville District ED. B. SMITH, District Manager Offices: 200 Woodside Bldg. Phone 2-1161 INSURE AND BE SURE ef' fc 2? hp 44 X O e,,j,,,05R:jgiX ff - ' V ' ' 9 R . 'H f' X , WJ!! E E -if RFE STEVENSON Bnos. , , ff,-zz -qt, :P CHome Furnishingsj Y si FURNITURE, SPREADS, CURTAINS, BLANKETS, SHEETS, DRAPES, HOUSE COATS, RUGS,: RADIOS, ELECTRIC IRONS, AND OIL HEATERS Phone 2-3651 P. O. Box 94 845 Buncombe Greenville, South Carolina Q M if L M -JQAAI-J-.I-5, W 1, J,p,Aa-L.. sllhk -'Q 4:1Q Jjv-,3g4,,q,, -QA,-IIa.AfLJ. - .lfw-L'2'kxw WUODSIDE MILLS Greenville, South C 1 1 e,6, i H, M X! Q Q, 'KX S lf S een eeeee H 5 6 K, - N s -- , 45 ti. . '1 I , Q5 I r . 5 X ' J L n -X Q figfm , KJ CARO NA BON TON CLEANERS 518 Rhett Ph 5-3722 fgsfyf X, ,ff ' MSW wi 532 South Main Greenville, South Carolina NEW AND USED FURNITURE BLANKETS, SPREADS, DRAPES, SHEETS, VENETIAN BLINDS Fmvmw, , f 4'f'f 4 Magik? E I A ,Al 5--X' Sofvla ' 1 'J n . 1' ' Wfa eea e fe 1 4,-KL V.-I - L. ll, -Y ' i VX, -, X . - -1 Stop .... AIDUK -I - .... ...-Yw GMM. Let that sweetheart autograph this page. Dearest: eiawvuy' 19 W Www M by G1 Fx omg' A 'Mx 9. , Mdjjf,-ia. A, S mmf exam M, , B vu' Qx-m . Wm 'V' Mi ? .W ,bflf-i.'ew+ Rfsess 09-'-A VM X 'frm ,I gyenavuf. ,, W H 1 in Alwas EnY2Q mud ts of . Complimen BATES DRUG STORE DUNEAN MILL Greenville, South Carolina 1 -ll 93 YEARS OF LEADERSHIP Reliability in Price and Service Is the Principle of Our Organization CLASS . RINGS - PINS - TROPHIES FAVORS AND INVITATIONS Sole Agents for PARKER HIGH SCHOOL RINGS- PINS-BELTS Buy On Our Budget Plan-Pay Weekly or Monthly from Your Income What We Say It Is . . . In Is H A L E ' S Leading Jewelers and Diamond Merchants REPAIR DEPARTMENT UNSURPASSED Registered Jewelers, American Gem Society 'Y Wfffwffwudlff N' ? l N P' . W A al rx : ' . v 55 , 6? M S A 1 . X X X Ns. v E 55N Ye H .X 1 l ACCOUNTANCY TODAY-We are training hundreds of veterans in specialized g and a under the provisions of the G. I. Bill. G TOMORROW-We shall offer high school graduates the most complete and through bl-:si-ness training to he found in the South. now to get your 'business training at Cecils,' Building South Main Street PHONE 2-3874 5 91044741 9X K ' l x gl l M M5 W vjjw wiv 9-Wf ifw M MA MIN M3 Syygho I NA JQJGPANY . IP jr ,-Y D 1' , V U' , i - ff? 7 ' ff Division of I J. P. Stevens and Company, Inc. 533' MW Mm W 'N 4, f Lj5f'fiJ Q-.ff ff J , 2 i ' ' all MAYFIELD'S, INC Russ AND CARPETS Carpet Makes It Home , . - l N T ' ' Telephone 2-6812 . ,X I PARK PLACE ' . xl - 'Z' X Greenville, South Carolina -- .U 1 ,' Q' . f x .J mf' , j. Q J. E. 23.2 EQ2uMPf.NY - W VA- 513-' ,M Q,f1fff55Q'gG14fLQw l GllShCh fax J - Qu bwzwlxyb J? gpvmsg S ,1Lwv'PIL' 11 5 IV f A if gf K 5 KF ' 4' I f xl P Yu X , J' 11' Q I X PARHAIVPS WELDING SERVICE ELECTRIC WELDING-ACETYLENE WELDING Welding Specialists Phone 2-2021 W M rj 311 Fall sweet 3 Q wwf! . dy - 59? UV! - 'Y 'HW M ,gf Q! I GREENVILLE TRUCK 86 TRACTOR f ' X COMPANY X Greenville, South Carolina 3 if INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL I TRACTORS - 'A' MCCORMICK-DEERING MACHINES REFRIGERATORS HOME FREEZERS W tw I . I L fl. If ,Q WN I x5?1bw? lciyou' All .alll if 1 'WM I I it je l! ll! f fl 'fi I ' I L, 9 , yo llbeaiyposter of ' that wonderful ' if the C 'ro ste 'Just ' ' ' olonlal ore w s O, ing IS a joy did rl O l l a r huys or . A MARK OF QUALITY FOODS COLONIAL STORES Vx xx,-AAN wNwAAf NORTH GREENVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE Tigerville, South Carolina An accredited institution specializing in the training of college freshmen and sophomores to earn standard college credit toward A. B. and B. S. degrees. Valuable work experiences available Cultural and religious developmental opportunities Summer Session Dates June 6-July 16, 1949 Regular Session Dates September 5, 194-9-May 26, 1950 . For further information write M. C. DONNAN, President THE W. C. LINDLEY CO., Inc. 33 Augusta Street Dial 3-2143 WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Compliments THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Greenville, South Carolina THE OLDEST NATIONAL BANK IN SOUTH CAROLINA Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation gf'-1-f7f,,-L cg -VY Vxqijgcwfxfvcfgxxf, ,AEXXQLW-v f J' WESC THE STRONGEST RADIO VOICE IN ALL OF WESTERN SOUTH CAROLINA Starting from Greenville, South Carolina and WESC-FM-92.5 Megacycles On Your FM Dial WE SC- SIX-SIXTYINDIXIE THACKSTON CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS SUPER CHEVROLET SERVICE Dial Phone 2-4451 104 College Street 35-ef W. T. DURHAM'S GROCERY 15 2nd Ave. Judson Mills GROCERIES MEATS, VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE None Bu: the Best PHONE 2-2575 WE DELIVER Greenville, South Carolina Compliments of SOUTHERN WEAVING COMPANY Greenville, South Carolina vxAA,vx,VvxAA ,P IT PAYS TO SHOP AT P E N N E Y ' S Compliments , I E .7f,n,61,A2,?1,7x f ILVLC ,,,vV,,vvx,vvVvN,vvxA NN- AUTO FINANCE COMPANY AUTOMOBILE AND FHA FINANCING COMPARE OUR RATES PHONE 5-2551 Greenville, South Carolina dwg xijlNyl1,'I'1'lC'! 42,4 I Wi Inf . 7 A ,-1 ,' ffTff7'f'7 , A'x7,gj,-7,77 ,fl 11' X' I4 - ,1 ,f , 13 -'-Off! C., f ,, 'fffflrlf' 3 J Quay 7'D Nf 'AL' BROOKS SHOES DRY GOODS APPLIANCES Green Avenue Extenslon Creenvllle South Carohna Phone 7131 MOVING STORAGE TEXTILE WAREHOUSE COMPANY 511 Rhett Street Phone 3 8371 , 4, ,ff 4 A f'8g '71zff. 1 44 gf:-,,l9:, 3' fl ' f 7 1154+ O NEAL WILLIAMS SPORTING Goons 241 N rth M Ph e 2 1381 f' -Za., 21.2 7,,f,U P1 f-2-df! ffem Pl 7' DOUBLE COLA BOTTLIN G C0 X lfgcvz if G llSthCl ! , I o ain ' on - Greenville, South Carolina 4, A f! 4 ' Xi, V --------- ,H -- ------Q-.,,..,..,.,.,. I , 1-W' ' f I - ' .W A 9 1 ' i . V Q X F M 1 Com iments , X W ' f L 1 za Z f . . x CZ 5 If' 4 reenvi e, ou1: aro ina wg-121565 ' wLf,gT?5lwQ6 , 524.451 L l ' C 'l e MCKOY-HELGERSON COMPANY Greenville, South Carolina MmBddmgW E tdByTh F DUNEAN MILLS a' u' ' as rece is irm NWMMN Greenville, South Carolina . , ,Mg .3 , ,i gm-LQ 452 QE . 5 -- --+r-- I You Have 36 Months to Pay for An EAGLE CERTIFIED INSULATION JOB Year-Round Comfort Increased Fuel Savings Fire Protection Phone Us Today for a Free Estimate ROCK WOOL INSULATING CO. We Blow It In Carolinas' Largest Insulating Contractors N,N, CROSSWELL COMPANY GENERAL MERCHANDISE WOODSIDE MILLS Greenville., South Carolina Phone 3-8379 f 1 Offwfyw E400 f ,fpf in V . Muff' WM umm oml rvlwlf' 0. ,cg mtix qvsw +WNNCo'Q wwf. Q lg MQWWWQMPANY J MWLMSXHMW fiw ' MNQ1.Es AND SERVICE O6 --x s e mmipdmq Phone 2 5637 -,g.fX9NQ Q32 5005 QNQXNDQJJRO, V ......v.v. N ........ N .... .........v....A..v W C pliments of UNION BLEACHERY n G ll S h Carolina 1 vvwAAAAN PEARCE-YOUN G-AN GEL COMPANY WHOLESALE Foons FRESH FROZEN CANNED DRIED Phone 2-2429 Greenville, South Carolina 5 PIEDMONT LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL PHONE 2-1581 Greenville, South Carolina I' Y Q 3 . - , y T -- -e-4 c o - 'Q e ' few , pak?-'Ze ygv, '1 ' di f4!Lig4'12L2C, f6,.6iLf X 555 224 J!Z'xJc,,:4 01 gf Q zfofffwyws of 1 Q bww f l 62 JUDSON MILL o FINE RAYON FABRICS f ,5 , , ,, Greenville, South Carolina Q10 LLL by J' l 94,441 ' I ,Mappa 'Av-'AvA'v -'Avg-Y-Y-------'A YAWAAAYAAV . f 3 411.41 a'n.,f., V I . r 4 , ,ly ' lffg-A-,SQ . f.'.'.,4!-C412-fi,'4..' xv' 5 T!! v Q4 . T1-f o f . Compliments I ' ' ' COSBY TEMPLETON COMPANY Greenville, South Carolina 4 I kffc' Lili ,4, E ' ,- --Q p v ,f X I I Q fgr- Shell Rolls, Comber Lap Rolls, B ' ' Barrels I Self Weighted Spinning Rolls all df Any Weight, Covered or Uncovered TEMPLE ROLLS DAQ Siam Amff 2 ak Up oll and Sand 'g ,I f QQ 1' 1 , I , , e e , s. ! , ' 1 .. X JOHN P. ATSON, Agent ' Gvvym 1 Gseelgille, ' Stocks in Greenville, S. C., and Ne ass., MWA' For Immediate Delivery 7 k . 4 .1 ,f f f 'f-fav-jf' 4 fp f fj f 4 xl! , al if If V .,- , Compliments of BATSON MANUFACTURING CO. Greenville, South Carolina PHONE 3-1321 Dial 3-2725 Dial 3-2725 RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS We Set The Standard ' Our Notions and Sundries Will Save You Money We Serve All Greater Greenville PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY John D. Ashmore Douglass Ross Compliments BRANDON CORPORATION Greenville, South Carolina vvvvvwvv DAVENPORT'S THE SHOP FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN 207 North Main Street PHONE 2-2622 Greenville, South Carolina vAA1 SUPERIOR ICE CREAM CO. WHOLESALE RETAIL AT THE SALES ROOM 1609 Laurens Road Phone 2-1363 Greenville, South Carolina - DRINK- PET PASTEURIZED MILK YOU NEVER OUT GROW THE NEED FOR MILK Phone 2-6771 10 Super Highway Best Wishes From F. W. POE MANUFACTURING COMPANY COCHRAN JEWELRY COMPANY Watches-Diamonds-Jewelry of All Kinds Trophies-Invitations OPEN AN ACCOUNT PAY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY COCI-IRAN'S 211 N. Main Street DAN TASSEY, Inc. South Carolina's Largest Exclusive Body Re-Builders UPHOLSTERING, SEAT COVERS AND GLASS REPLACEMENT Phone 2-6021 631 South Main St Greenville, South Carolina f THE QUALITY STORE GRsenvnu.:, 5.5, Greenville, South Carolina vvvVxfvvvxfxAfv XAA,VVexwxvvxA,VV ower fo ou, Cfddzf o A We're proud of you , . . Q Proud, too. of the chance tn 1 Q, serve a new generation of 1 ff young Piedmont citizens, L i Our best to you as you move '- Q I forward to make your own L. place in our free economy . . . QM Where your own will and ef- fort are the measures of -,x'-. ,Vuu A L achievement. KE POWER CUMPA W9 E Y ' -sac x4444A.4.4 Jvvvvvv- Compliments of PRINCE'S CAFE Good Things to Eat Sandwiches a Specialty I-IAMBURGERS-HOT DOGS-SHORT ORDERS Owned and Operated by L. D. Prince 1003 Woodside Ave. Truck Owners: We Repair Any Kind-Any Make Truck Modern Building Moving Equipment Plenty of Room Plenty of Experienced Mechanics HEAVY TRUCK REPAIRING OUR SPECIAUTY Also Specializingin TRUCK WHEEL ALIGNMENT AUTO TRUCK EQUIPMENT TRUCK AXLES BRAKE SERVICE AUTOMOBILE PAINTING DUMP TRUCKS JOHNSON TRUCK at BRAKE SERVICE Z?'zv5gE-5113 NwAAf DRUGS SUNDRIES E C K E R D S PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 212 N. Main Street Greenville, South Carolina FOR STEINS THEATRICAL MAKE-UP N PIEDMONT AUTO PARTS CO. NEW AND USED ,PARTS Motors Accessories Transmissions Dial Fenders Rear Ends 2-5862 Grills No Delay PARTS FOR ANY CAR OR TRUCK Parts Ready When You Call 708 New Buncombe Road sA align' I! if i i fx ' ' . ... -'f , W 1 '- L '- -I I . M g ,wil SAM F. FLOYD lv VPLU B G AND PLU VIFIXTURES W7 1 . aw' f il j, fa' 6 D an Street M f S J, I' Phouzgvgg f I Greenville, South Carolina W J ff' j 17, , I Z. Cl, .An xAA,xWw Compliments of CI'IARLIE'S STEAK HOUSE 18 East Coffee Street Phone 2-9541 ROSS BUILDERS SUPPLIES Incorporated WHOLESALE AND RETAIL , Executive Offices Greenville, South Carolina wvx,VvvAvAwm WM. B. DEN TON PHOTOGRAPHS The Finest in Child Portraiture WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL West Greenville Studio Dial 3-3060 I L. 2 GREENVILLE SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Mauldin Building Greenville, South Carolina V, wx ,.fm,AAAxN Compliments of BRUCE 86 DOSTER DRUG CO. THE REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 2-8215 116 South Main Street 'm L- h annuns n uque oppe AC 115 N. Brown Street Greenvil e, South Carolina . VVXAVVXN MVvxAA vvwwvvvwN Compliments of MAXWELL BROS. 86 QUINN F U R N I T U R E 109 South Main Street Greenville, South Carolina tk bfi Compliments of BOLT'S DRUG STORES Greenville, South Carolina 9 Best Wishes to 1949 Class and All Classes to Follow M. L. Lanforcl 86 Sons Super Market l I 6 Pen ton Street Phone 5-3671 l est Greenville, South Carolina U I' lyfwy ff WWMWVVMMMWWWWMWWWM 52 ' STANDARD CLEANERS W Clean the Standard Way Phone 5-1211 1269 Pendleton Street West Greenville Compliments W. A. SEYBT 86 COMPANY SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES 16-18 East McBee Ave. Dial 2-3501 Greenville, South Carolina 5' UQ! fbi! fA'f'f gyfwffkfe nf JN Llyiiaiil , if ,ff,,.,-6 fji7'1,77 My - ALL, ,QA-.1 Mit, COAL AND COKE Telephone 2-6474 13 Boyce St. DEPENDABLE STOKER, GRATE AND FURNACE COAL City Wide Deliveries BALLEN GER COAL COMPANY Established 1912 Nvvvvvvv J. C. HALEY FURNITURE CO. THE STORE OF VALUES CASH OR TERMS 656-58 S. Main St. - Y Phone 3-1332 Compliments of COMBINATION FOOD STORES 706 Green Ave. 10 Cedar Lane Rd. R. M. DACUS DRUG STORE Covers the Parker District Like the Dewv R. M. DACUS, Druggist MONAGHAN .IUDSON ,My Z gf' val! ly! 0 of 01 O' N 147. alvf. vwmwpl W r qlffaf' AA v',Mj , A ,jf r I .A Vfbigimplim ts of My LI A4 AND CENTER VIKED SKELAND DRIVE IN tl M CONWAY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY F ndly O STATION D ACCESSORIES t M lc ALWAYS WELCOME J G BRIGHTWELL CO UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS SUNSTRAND ADDING MACHINES Sales Ser 1 e nd Rentals OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FURNITURE W M B A Ph 2 791 G llSthCl w' ff, J ' x x YD 'M-mf' - ' i aff 4 gfallor 1 ain Street W ff f' 9 lp pg' ' x ' y 1 nf! ff! 5' I, I 'JW 1 K rie , vice , J A A P 1 .0 ,S . ' 1 ' V 1 v orse oad ton Ave., Greenville, S. C. s , ' , BA ES A Q Ink ' a ' es r Service Protec s Your Car and y ' ' ' -' ps a e It Last Longer M l .A 1, w X ,x ' 4 O O I , v'c a 112 . c ee ve. one -2 reenvi e, ou aro ina 'I- t SAMOA GR'ILL . -.. Just Fine Food , - SANDWICHES DINNERS BEVERAGES STEAKS , ' CI'IOPS'. . ' . Operated by Willard Bowers Curb Service.. Our Sandwiches Are Made Fresh and- Toasted to Order Phone 3-9417 ' 'Super 'Highway Across from Bob Jones University '- .AA,Vvx,VXA,vvX,vvVC SLOAN CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. , Greenville, South Carolina STREET AND HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION ALL TYPES UNITED TIRE COMPANY RECAPPING REPAIRING RETREADING DISTRIBUTORS OF U. S. TIRES COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE 17 College Street Phone 2-3525 Greenville, South Carolina . I ...vv....v.... wv- -.fvvxAfvx.-.A.f SITTON-MAULDIN BUICK CO. BETTER BUY BUICK NEW AND USED CARS 225 Buncombe Street Phone 2-4-041 --- G wwwA, -ff,.. .gJ. 1 1 A I f 1 Q .-' Compliments - .- -. , WASHINGTON MOTOR COMPANYU AUTO FINANCING AND LOANS GENERAL INSURANCE 108 E. Washington St. Phone 2-4-435 Greenville, South Carolina KENNETH CASS TIRE COMPANY BATTERIES - RECAPPING - VULCANIZING USED TIRES - ACCESSORIES KENNETH CASS, Owner HENRY CASS, Manager East Court and Fall Streets Greenville, South Carolina STONE BROTHERS 108 N. Main Street COMPLETE OUTFITTERS TO MEN, YOUNG MEN AND STUDENTS Greenville, Soutll Carolina WELBORN LUMBER CCMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Office and Yard Pendleton Road P. 0. Box No. 27 Telephone 2-7525 'fc VNNXAA N NAAAAAAA ,i X,,-Y.,-4-.7 , ,+., ' ' 5 1.--5 4 it ' if ,,.,, .,..'...,..-.. u , J f- 4... Q I, I - . ' L Y ..' i 4 nv 1 , v n -1.1 5 5 I. x .' ,. - . 4. ,-5 .4 0 l , fnuf- 'T 4 3-Ki ' . ,- ' - 1. -of-. -f- Mt, A 0,..x,.'- ff in ff' f' ' ' Y A 1 L' . Q. -1 ,S x ll, HEYWARD MAHON COMPANY Greenville. Soutll Carolina GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS ROYAL CROWN COLA NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Greenville, Slllllll Carolina DILLARD PAPER COMPANY Incorporated If It's Paper PAPER MERCHANTS Greensboro. North Carolina Charlotte, NOFtll Carolina Greenville, South Carolina Roanoke. Virginia Bristol, Virginia-Tennessee -s.4.r-1.4fA- I f ,. .X - J l,, ,.f 5 I 1 4- JE, I ' , lx JUDSON LAUNDRY CLEAN, AIRY, DAYLIGHT PLANT X x X x W - Where You Will Find Quality Work at Moderate Prices SAFE AND SANITARY SERVICE Call 3-0842 vwAAN C L A U S S E N ' S BREAD CAKES Favored for Over a Hundred and Seven Years -AAAvANvwV STEWART HUGHES LUMBER CO. West Greenville, South Carolina New Easley Highway P. 0. Box Phone 5-1011 One Stop Building Servicen wAMw 5 CARR AND BROWN BUILDING CONTRACTORS Q.. ,-.-.-vvvxfvxf.-.A.wwfvv-.-.A.-.-.-.xAv.-.-.-.-. K THE PEERLESS MART WESTINGI-1oUsE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Maytag Washers - R. C. A. and Zenikh Radios General Line of DRY GOODS SHOES CLOTHING AND NOTIONS West Greenville, South Carolina Best Wishes to Parker Graduates WHEN IN NEED OF PAINT AND HARDWARE SEE COLE PAINT ec HARDWARE 603 W. Washington Street Phone 3-1162 BROCK'S, Inc. J E W E L E R S 218 N. Main St. Phone 2-2612 wvvv Distinctive Portraiture The Nation's Studio OLAN MILLS PORTRAIT STUDIO 228 North Main Street Greenville, South Carolina GREENVILLE HARDWARE CO. HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE BUILDERS HARDWARE PAINTS oILS DAIRY SUPPLIES, ETC. Phone 2-2781 648 S. Main St. Greenville, South Carolina wvvvvvvw C. O. ALLEN COMPANY Established 1889 GOODRICH TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES TIRE RECAPPING-FARM SUPPLIES 14 N. Brown St. Phone 2-5326 wfmA,vvwfxAAA x,vvvv.-eA,VxA,xA THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Greenville, South Carolina MEMBER F. D. I. C. w A Pleasure to Serve You HARDWARE, PAINTS, HDUSEWARES FREEMAN-BABB HARDWARE CO. 101 West North Street Telephone 2-2451 Greenville, South Carolina NAmvQwNm .v AmA NATIONALLY FAMOUS STONESWEAR APPAREL STONE MANUFACTURING CO. 25 East Court Street Greenville, South Carolina -. -- Vvxxwvvvxm wN xNvAf vvvyvvv NEAL LUMBER COMPANY ALL KINDS BUILDING MATERIAL ALEX A. NEAL, Owner 1 Phone 2-6051 Greenville, South Carolina C. DOUGLAS WILSON COMPANY For the Best in All Kinds INSURANCE AND MORTGAGE LOANS Phone 2-5343 C VV,KMvvxVvv N , N-VVvVx,Vx. 112 W. Washington St. Greenville, South Carolina HALL AND COX REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE LONG TERM MORTGAGE LOANS Phone 2-6741 fvxfvxfv N ' ' .4 I J 1 1 J5,,',N 1' . 1,2 ' ' uf . X My X Ir 'A v - ...N Q4-L ,- ---.-. J - - 9 , fx i ' V 1' X I7 V X X , s -V .' J 1 ' ' I A. LER ' QJSTJD V' .- FRIGIDAIRE 5 ' ' -Z X .' gas K A Buncombe Street x, J L 'J Q5 19 XX. d W Q - Compliments of ' OMAS AND HOWARD WHOLESALE GROCER I I WWMMAMAMANW HIN TON 'S CAFE The Home of Good Food COURTEOUS SERVICE-WITH A SMILE SHORT ORDERSA SANDWICHES No Beer Sold Here - - A - - -x,vvv-v-C-v-.-VVVCA,-.-.-xfvvxrvy-.-.A.xfvvvvvvw-.-.-.-vv-.-.-:vw-v-.fv-x.-v-.-v-.-.-.-.-.Av-.-.-.-.-. POE HARDWARE 86 SUPPLY CO. MILL SUPPLIES HARDWARE CONTRACTOR SUPPLIES PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS Greenville, South Carolina wAAN ,vvvvvvvA Aw -vvv BUMGARDNER'S Pon THE WELL-DRESSED MAN Greenville's Newest Quality Men,s Wear Store 23 South Main Street Compliments of WHITE USED AUTO PARTS New Easley Highway Greenville, South Carolina Compliments of THE BELL LAUNDRY at CLEANERS Compliments SMITH DRAY LINE 8L STORAGE COMPANY, Inc. 120 N. Markley St. Greenville, South Carolina Phone 3-8335 --xr- vvvxA,xA, xfxfvvvvvvvv-vxft AAA, AwAvwww JAMES F. MACKEY 86 SONS MORTICIANS Serving for More Than 60 Years COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED Drawing Room Chapel-Including Pipe Organ Home Atmosphere Service Within the Means of Every Family 34-0 N. Main St. Phone 2-8224 RADIO SERVICE Intercommunicating Systems Sound Systems Public Address Systems Customs Factories Musical Systems For Any Information Call GREENVILLE ELECTRONICS 517 N. lVlain Sl. Phone 2-3073 Compliments of PARKER ROAD DRUG STORE THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Corner Parker Road and Woodside Avenue Phone 2-4211 Greenville, South Carolina GREENVILLE MATTRESS FACTORY Phone 3-2081 Established 191.4 Manufacturer of Best-Rest Inner-Spring Mattresses, Cushions, Swings, Day Beds and Pillows-Canvas Awning Our Speciality Also Peerless All Aluminum Awnings WE MAKE OLD MATTRESSES INTO NEW ONES One Day Service Mrs. H. K. Bellwood, Manager 315 Hudson Phone 3-3687 -A AAAAAAAAAAAAQVVWA Nvvv DINE AND DANCE AT THE RAINBOW SUPPER CLUB G'Steaks a Specialty 27 West Court Street OPEN 5 P. M.-4 A. M. Phone 3-9216 Greenville, South Carolina JvvvvAvvwwAAANvmAAA- N,vv-vxfvvx. Compliments of MONAGHAN MILL STORE Greenville, South Carolina vANvAv,AvA xX- 1 NCAA - C NEW FURNITURE FROM HAVERTY'S HAVERTY'S FOR 64 YEARS '6The South's Leading Home F urnishersv HAVERTY'S Corner Main and McBee Telephones 2-7344-2-2348 SCRUGGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Store Fixtures Commercial Refrigeration Institutional Equipment Butcher Supplies Restaurant and Cafeteria Equipment Spartanburg Super Highway Phone 2-9981 Greenville, South Carolina vv-vvvxfv . ' AN f Y, 154, R4 await .X Distributor for the GENERAL TIRE EXPERT RECAPPING KRAFT SYSTEM HUNTER S TIRE SERVICE We Never Close 4-01 N Maln St Phone 39389 C omplzments 0 BAKER MOTOR COMPANY DESOTO PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE 306 Pendleton Street Phone 5 164-4 Greenvllle South Carollna Complzments 0 THE PASTRY SHOP Went Greenvllle South Carolina DYKE'S PAINT SHOP GLASS WALLPAPER PAINTS 233 W Washlngton Street Phone 32161 146 A07 Q - .gg :wx l I ,Lk Ja '5- if fr 'Nl S, 7511 M ' 4 Z 7 ' f - fi - . , . six I . f fi , . . 19 W 1 Compliments of FRANKLIN SAVINGS 86 LOAN CO. Lending Hundreds To Thousandsv 108 E. Washington Street Phone 2-4435 -fv-JV-vy-.-vvvxfv-.-.-.-vN.fvv-.A.-vv-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.x-.-.-J .-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-f.-.-.-.-.w-.-.-.A.-.-.-. R. D. JONES aa soNs MORTICIANS Telephone 5-1641 1004 Augusta Street --.,,,,v.--,,,,. ........ ...... .,,. ---x,vC,-- ........ ----,- HUNT MACHINE WORKS 200 Academy Street Best Wishes COLUMBIA BAKIN G COMPANY SOUTHERN BREAD AND CAKES GRE VILLE LOOM REED CO. K Superior in Q1 AND REEDS - HEDDLE BARS fypgg DROPWIRE BARS 1 P. . B 655 Phone 2-8511 4 row S et Greenville, South Carolina U KING LEEDY AND SELMER BAND INSTRUMENTS ALLEN MUSIC COMPANY C D A ' A West Washington Street My MUSIC AND MUSIC SUPPLIES AHAM CAMERA SHOP FILMS, CAMERAS, PROJECTORS, OVIE CAMERAS, CHEMICAL PAPER, PHOTO FINISHING Your Friendly Photographic Store in Greenvillev ll Hammond St. 21 East Washington St. Phone 2-9431 B A L E N T I N E ' S HAMS - BACON -LARD PURE PORK SAUSAGE Made from UARISTOCRATIC PIGS BALENTIN E PACKING COMPANY South Carolincfs Own Meat Packersn . ,J C 1 f if 2- 1 Jw? 1 27 raj'U'q J C ,D V. ti D Lf4?f K-2,25-I fbgjflr'-2424 I KS ca -A Y 'x 7-J JI' 7 5' fffff M can I WILLIAMS RESTAURANTJ5 'L ,, V ,4? One of Greenville's Most Modern I ' rr ,MA-CJ!! I21 South Main Street Phone 2-5654 SOUTHERN FRANKLIN PROCESS COMPANY BLUE RIBBON CAFE, Inc. Air Conditioned for Your Comfort CHOICE STEAKS SEA FOOD Phone 2-3341 13 West Washington C VCX I xx C -. F fx xxx VxAAwxNAxxxNvVVvvvfvvVVvw mvQAvvCNfwm Compliments of STEWART-MERRITT COMPANY An Investment in Good Appearance 2 J N Wwwuhf 140' ,mf 413214 ll I x VL aan . 4' jgocj gyda? ' D-'I y -174-Q., fjezfg, ff'7geJ K If .-SA 13' I A ' f A f - A , iq! I i . V ' , I lg ' I fl Q ' L, 'V ' H :Aff 'L i. ,D A. ,Lf JQMQZZ d j Potato Chips, Peanut Butter Crackers, Salted Peanuts, 1 - 'J Fritos, Cornetts and Pop Cofrf Lk' ' li GOOD TO THE LASTI BITE xl,-cz! Distribution All Over the South Greenville Branch Phone 2-8101 vVwAMvmAAA,a GREENVILLE AUTO SALES F O R D Sales Service USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD East McBee and Church Street Phone 2-2461 PATTON-TILMAN 86 BRUCE Source of Fine SHOES, READY-TO-WEAR AND ACCESSORIES gg Phone N661 221 N. Main street E A ICE AND COAL .3 A 1 X' , 5 x Telephone 3-1646 N MLLE ICE 86 FUEL PLANT , ll W ' 221 River Street X fl I -- lx 5 'Sgr A ' ,QMW-., 1 ----0' ya.. vw +W- J 0' ff-W ---Q-f 15.444-:1'?:'-f HINTON AND KAY'S CAFE The Best Little Cafe Courteous Service-With a Smile SHORT ORDERS SANDWICHES No Beer Sold Here wN,wwWvAwvvmnAAAw AVAvAAAAV Compliments of RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE 22 South Main Phone 2-0687 wAvvvw- GRAPETTE BOTTLIN G CO. Thirtsy or Not G R A P E T T E Dial 2-7323 1503 E. North Extension AAA VENTAIRE AWNIN GS s'Built to Last a Lifetimev Custom Made- Free Estimates Also ALL ALUMINUM SCREENS Dial 2-3101 Palmetto Venetian Blind Company 1403 New Buncombe Road -LLL:-'A-LA44444:- 1 N . VJ xg Q7 rl J . Viwdll I mg fy X .1 I J-5 Mx Com zliments . ' I Compliments of C! Paul FOSt6l?,S Ga1'agC MC 24 Hour Service MOTORSTEHM WRECKS REBUILT BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING BRAKE AND GENERATOR SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT Phone 2-1834 300 Brown St. FUNERAL HOME Greenville, South Carolina Phone 2-6733 ,fee ,A,eA Best Wishes PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. F. H. CARTER, Manager Phone 2-1864 221 W. Wasllington OBSERVER PRINTING CO. COMMERCIAL PRINTING 33 West McBee Avenue Phone 3-1141 X ,-. - . -AA,-.fVx. AX,VVVC,-. VXAMVVvVV J-, VXA, .A O- n,.1AAfC,v,,-.,,-,AAA . x A Compliments of BELK-SIMPSON COMPANY Greenville. South Carolina Phone 2-4641 Compliments of TIRES, Inc. 419 South Main Street Phone 2-6132 CANADA DRY The Champagne of Ginger Ales Bottlers of CANADA DRY GINGER ALE CANADA DRY WATER CANADA DRY HI-SPOT RITZ' SHOE SHOP CANADA DRY SPUR 11 South Main Street A Cola Drink DIAL 3-1666 CANADA DRY BOTTLIN G COMPANY OF GREENVILLE E 303 Webster Street Greenville, South Carolina ,.--.,-- THE OFFICE EQUIPMENT co. Every Office Aid for Every Kind of Trade 116-118 W. McBee Avenue Greenville, South Carolina Phone 2-5624 . , N , X O V. e G-. vs. ayvvvvvvs, .Afvvvvxf-vxfvvvxfvvxfvvvs, CAUDELUS MEN SHOP 100-A North Main Street Dial 2-7603 P E n b P i K K E DELUXE DIN ER 8 East Washington Street Dial 2-6321 THE ORIGINAL Next to Carolina 336 North Main F rev Parking Space Phone 9261 Specializing in Steaks Sandwiches-Ice Box Pies ,. , . - , --NvA xAN AAAA Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association Locally Owned and Managed Marion M. Hewell, President 12 West lVIcBee Avenue Greenville, South Carolina Phone 2-3863 Compliments of PARIS THEATER Greenville, South Carolina Phone 2-4201 MATHER FURNITURE CO. 634 South Main Street GOOD AND BAD FURNITURE Vvvvvvvvvvwvvvx Ovvevv., .fe eveevv-V, C om pliments of SANS SOUCI PHARMACY 2903 Buncomhe Road Phone 2-5624 Compliments o f WALGREEN'S Greenville's Leading Drug Store k.4.rAAA- AAAA ,-94A44--A-- --AAAAAx44x+--A'-:A-AA vvvx a VX, Vvxfyvyx 4 N Ov . x I 04 xfmlanll Ele! crggcgo YESl OUR CR S slmaafnu II 0 or 9th and Wh ire Sts emrewww WM 5'-ill! A..-111 I 1 N 1 Oil K C ' .' 1,1 ,, , ' I Saud? .WI N E U ' ST a .. 4,44 I ' - . F e l I1 4' 1 E A Q MQAQWMQE f f Q ' 'Owners 5, , I 4.-F., 4,1 7 4l,.f.1., .fl .. S 1 rl 03151 C 8 . Main St. I 'Y one 2-5541 I l O. .1 1 r HOME FURNISHINGS f Pho 2 35 f ne -. Best Wishes WNem SAMPLE LEAGUE'S, INC. DEPARTMIENT STORE MUSIC FURNITURE Phone 2-7625 239 N. Main St. West Greenville -A Compliments of Lonnecker-Edwards Pa er Co. P 119 welbom Street Greenville, South Carolina VN,-vvv-eAA,vx.AA W. T. GRANT CO. KNOWN FOR VALUE 101 N. Main Street '- Phone 2-0351 ,. MILLER'S BARBER SHOP Three Chairs At Your Service SHOWER BATH COLD DRINKS Phone 2-4271 2309 Old Buncombe Rd. Greenville, S. C. john B. Miller, Owner wAAm Polly Ann Beauty Shoppe 109 w. North sneer KATHRYN CARTER Phone 2-3854 Rogers Paint Products, Inc. 17 West Washington Complete Line School Art Supplies ACME QUALITY PAINT B1-idwel1's Service Market FRESH MEATS, FRUITS, FANCY . GROCERIES No. 1-1112 Woodside Avenue No. 2-200 Hammett Street No. 3-1602 New Buncombe Road A XA.-,X-X rv, ,,wvQA Lui-wvvy. whvw Q.JL.a,,,,, S D --X S I, - lui s-WQLJLNI 3 S I 5 , . Compliments of SIMON AUTO SERVICE 1022 New Buncombe Road Dial 2-6243 Greenville, S. C. I'lav-A-Tampa Cigars L. B. CLARDY CO. Distributors of Fine Cigars Rhodes Furniture Co., Inc. 100-104 E. 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GREENVILLE'S QUALITY JEWELERS 28 South Main Street Greenville, South Carolina A Complete Floral Establishment With Greenhouses, Flower Shop and Fields of Growing Flowers WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Flower Phone 3-7455 RAYSOR FLORAL COMPANY 1001 Pendleton Close to the Hospitals CAANVNAAAA -v-..-v-Jx-.-.-v-..-.-.A.-v-.,xA.-.-J xv.-. MW 69,1 M, UK jar-C ,i V ly: . M J , A J E Q' A Q - - ' ' ' 4' ' ' l Jffg v 'A .f e 5 img . r - I L ' - I V . ,, L . - I - . 5 Smart Students and Graduate Use' ' ' ' Complimen ,of , j Portable Typewriters Purchased from V . . 4 X, A P HARPER BROSJ, Inc? Judson Self Service . Successor to H.'?f1i HARPER BRO. ' . ' JUDSON CROSSING . ios 9vlligicLli2:m'5Z.md Egliiffeleg-2403 i ' Eagle? Bfidge Road l 'fi ---A-.-.M---.:Ls-,--L------.N,.--.MM mWmm ' ' Neighborhood Cleaners l V M f fx f V P 'f S. D. Pridmore 6: Sons, Owners ' am' actmn 0 DRAPES sur COVERS UPHOLSTEHY PLUSHES AAN15 - . VELOURS Southernpile' Fabnie Co. 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