Parker High School - Parkerscope Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1950 volume:

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For you Sub-Freshmen, it will represent the first of your years For you who are Sophomores and Juniors, it will mean that you are now a step closer to your long- awaited Senior year. And for you who are Seniors, it will represent your last year at Parker, and therefore your dearest. To all of you, I sincerely hope that this 7950 Parkerscope will bring much pleasure and happiness now and in the years to come. Best wishes always, JOLEEN LITTLEJOHN 1 If YF V' 4 'X , wi- J .4 W P if 5 an wwe B' 'R , -31' 'fe --ff: 1 1, wa. Milfs! ine To eZ? 17001 of lrer lndusfrlbs, As flre beaconfs' beamrng H ner cluldrenfr 9,74 besf endeavors Parker High Sclrool l ln nonor, ends lr fruflr er mrblrf. , and wrlvdom She lrer lrrlqlresf ideal And mak s bold es us ev er loyal To flre P Wlre -4 n duly urple ana' ine Gold calls us on waraf clrie ve Inenffr goal fo 0001 Parker lies will ne 'er be broken. Sfill ner .rlzellerrbg arms enfwrne. Ana' across flre cblvfanf :paces fale: of fame ana',oro wess bolaf Will reflecl flue Parker Sprrif And fbe P urple ana' flre Golaf . fill' M. annie a u ra imlaaon Because of your untiring service to faculty and students alike-of your many kind deeds that so often seem unnoticed-your gentleness and understanding attitude toward all-your ever-present smile-your patience and wonderful person- ality-we choose you, Mrs. Simpson, Our Guiding Star -and proudly present to you this the 1950 Parlrerscope. 'RJ ik Only under the leadership of our administration could we, the students of Parker High, have made so much progress this year. A Our student government, which is known throughout the state, is carried on with their utmost approval. Sl? The members of the administration look on Student Government not as a silly undertaking ot the students, but as something alive and vital to the student body as a whole. They also encourage us to set our goals upward, so that we may someday find our destiny written in the sky. T ll U S T E E 5 MR. D. o. BYERS MR. F. T. os1EEN MR. 1. F. HOWARD MR. M. o. ALEXANDER MR. c. L. nnwsu Q Sljperinfindenf - N Assisiani Superinfendenf DR. L. P. HOLLIS MR. J. H. ANDERSON f -fn , ' yincipal l ' V Assistant Principal c I by f' 'MRT f. pvxf NELQONL MR. J. K. JAY r' ,K NI' L7 x-' cigf IJ fAe Afam, jk Afara alone ua, 34 v af govern our conahliomi. -William Shakespeaze 5 K. in W7 Y was 44,, 'f 3-rf' ENGLISH AND SOCIAL SCIENCE ll Maybe ihere are some of you who'd like fo study . . . Is? Row- MRS, RICHARD RICE MISS RUTH CHILDS MRS. SARA BROADNAX MRS. BLANCHE CASTLES MRS. BERTA SALIOS 2nd MR. MR. Row- CARLISLE RAST LONNIE MORRIS ENGLISH AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Quiet children, lef's get down fo work . . . 'Ist Row- MISS CAROLYN SECHREST MRS. FLORENCE WHITTLE MISS ANNA ZIMMERMAN MRS. OPHELIA FREEMAN MRS. AGNES BANNISTER 2nd Row- MRS. MARY GREET MR. JAMES BRANDON I Ex? if i'I' ii J' SCIENCE WhaI kind of animal is Ihis . . . MR. ROBERT POE MR. RICHARD RICE MISS IRENE WILBURN MRS. MARY ROPER COACHES Wafch fha! ball . . .!! BILL BRYAN Assistanf Coach BILLY KEE B Team Coach MISS GRACE HIOTT Girls' Coach WH ITEYU KENDALL Head Coach , . . o 1 MATHEMATICS All right, lei's seffle down fo work . . . MRS. MILDRED BATSON MISS SALLIE LAY MR. P. D. CANNADA IYQ4 'I PGI' -oi JM' J 1 I I4 --o I Q 1- , 4 -r' ,.-. fini J' Ll . , X of ' x ' A X if .aw VOCATIONAL TRAINING Take all of this in-you'll need il H MR. D. W. STEVENSON Director of Vocational Training MRS. MARY BISHOP Cosmetology MRS. NELLIE BRIGHT Textiles MR. ROBERT SUMMERS Textiles MR. HAROLD BALLEW Shop Maihematics Q IV ia. .X , X Rx I COMMERCE Dear Sir . . . MRS. RUBY SLATER Bookkeeping MRS. FRANCES HOFFMAN Typing and Shorthand MISS LUCILE MILLER Typing and Shorthand MRS. LAURA NICKOLSON Typing and Shorthand MISS NELLIE BOLT Business English VOCATIONAL TRAINING You had better remember what l tell you . . . MR. JAMES VON HOLLEN Mechanical Drawing MR. VICTOR WEST Machine Shop MRS. NELL HAAS Distributive Education MR. CHARLES SCOTT General Shop MR. CLYDE FORREST Electricity I 1 gigsgf Q I xl I O Z ffl ITI 0 O Z O S 0 U3 f 43: 235' r '-Lal, 'S I P-1- 4 in QQ s Now I'lI give you the recipe . . MISS JEAN GARRISON MRS. JACQUELINE PARKS uw I mfr MRS. JAMES WALKER K MISS CATHRYN CASTLES ax INTEGRATED Take out three sheets of paper . . . Ist Row- MISS EVANGELINE BLACK MISS ROSE CALDWELL MISS RUTH STEVENS MRS. HARRIET LOCKMAN 2nd Row- MR. DWIGHT HUGHEY MRS. HAZEL HALL MRS. MARY ROBINSON ,j 39,255 4112.331 Saw f INTEGRATED You'Il live . . I .X A-,-. EI, Xhfwl XI . Q 5 .M fx Ki x Is? Row- MISS BROY SHEALY 'M MISS LEONA GRUMBLES MISS HAZEL HEARD MISS JULIA MITCHELL 2nd Row- MISS FRANCES FEAGIN MRS. INEZ McCONNELL ,po S. 41' gb 'v I it . . 'lfqg i LIBRARIANS COUNSELOR There's enfirelyfoo much falking l am calling fo check on your going on of This fable . . . ' chiId's absence from school Mas. Lou ILA JALBERT today. . . MISS CORDIA MULLINAX MRS. MARTHA TEMPLETON 1 l MUSIC MR. NELSON'S SECRETARY ,fLef'g go 3:2 Thiel one more uwhy yes, ,fd be glad 'O I . .ll I . . . Miss RUTH 1RowELL MR. JOHN COKER MRS- FANN'E '-AURA SIMPSON N N 1:7511 ll ARTS AND CRAFTS NURSE Try fo curve These lines a liffle more , , j' Open wide and say 'ah MISS CLIFTON WILLIAMS MRS. WILLA PHILLIPS ,, WV? ew' I Q I i 'l. Joe waits to introduce the Student of the Month at a P. T. A. meeting. 2. Mr. Rice talks with the parents of one of his students. Parker's Parent-Teacher Association brings the In their monthly meetings, P. T. A. members outsiders most interested in our education-our hear programs presented by our Talent Bureau mothers and fathers-into association with those and other student groupsp they discuss the school other important people concerned, our teachers. activities and talk over individual student progress. SENIIJH PRAYER Our Father as we bow our heads in prayer We realize that a milestone has been reached in our Ives The time has come when we leave these corridors of learning To take our places in the world Our prayer as we leave our school is that we may be able To use the knowledge we have gained Accordmg to the purpose that our God has for us May we take our places in our communities and in our Jobs in a manner that will glorify our God, And grant us the happiness that surpasses all under- standing, That comes only from God. Our Father, we are thankful for our school and for the Christian men and women who compose our faculty and executive departments. We pray thee to continue to bless our school and to Guide it in the Christian and Democratic way which We have learned to love. And now as we depart we pray, God Bless Us, Every One. AMEN. By Wilton Bagwell, Senior Chaplain. ' , .,.-, r. ' a A-:ff -. '-L 1,I 'K - ' ' ' , , 95: 1 ' ,-,J ' QI I I II 'II I I. 2 - III I ' I, 1, I I I --, - I LIN. I III I? my I , I AX A , 1 5 9- R ' Y'-, Wai 'is I I ,- -I ., I -,VT 1, .I I, u .I K I I I, ff!! . I f If HQ. I .MI ,4 . I . . , ' 14 vf ' A ' vw , -A C' ',a I,4I, ' 2' .Vp I, ,wi ' , 1 , I A , - Q- I,KI,f E. , I' I,I,.1fI I ,pg .,gg?k'4f,2 ' 4 ' W, 'fg: 'V'1' Il. dll, HF, .. . , A, ' yds' I ,ICQ ,If II I W I. IIS II, V I . if 1 1'1'-3-.ff W 3 H if. f , ap I -1 g . 1. r 'I ' . ,f ,f f at 1- ' F ' 5 ' n I4 Y ' H , I , I . V . A I, y III v IIIIIJI I,, I ' . 'iq fl 3 . . 'Q' ,ff-gJfI ,j -nib' 1 , f'. f Ui ' :gil , . 1 ,'5f-.fix-' J , , f , , , ,',I f Q I I 1 ,L-1 . ' f :ff g fi.. ' . , - , ,ff , W v , I' ,I III, f N! 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JOHNNY LAWARENCE ATKINS JOHNNY RED Monaghan He puts all his troubles in a box: sits on the lid and smiles. BETTY ANN ATKINSON BETTY Judson Here's to Betty gay and gladg here's to the friendly woy she hos. WILTON EDWARD BAGWELL Wll.T'ON City View Born for successp he seemed with grace to win with heartp to hold shining gifts that took all eyes. JOE MILLER BAILEY UNCLE DUDLEY Sans Souci He is a leader among men, but a fol- lower of the fair sex. JERRY BAKER JERRY Woodside A cute boy with a pepsodent smile. ANN BALL l1ANNn Duneon An enthusiastic worker and a nice per- son to know. LEROY TRUMAN BALLEW LEROY Malls Mill There is likewise a reward for faithful silence. DONALD EUGENE BARNETTE DON Sans Souci Big heartedg always willing to help others. LENORE WILLIE BEBBER HLYNNH Sa ns Souci l'm here on timeg must have forgotten something. JOYCE BEDINGFIELD JOYCE Sans Souci Not much talk there is from thee, yet thy friendship is a sheltering tree. en iam CHARLES EUGENE BERRY CHUCK Park Place Life is so short, let's have fun. MARY RUTH BLACK MARY RUTH Judson Now the heart is so full that a drop overfills ity we are happy now because God wills it. GAY BLANKENSHIP HGAYH Woodside Her red hair does not affect her tem- perament: a peaceful sort of person. JOYCE BREWER JOYCE Super Highway A friendly heart with many a friend. JUANITA LUCILE BRIDWELL SWEETlE Woodside The sweetest thing that ever stepped into a human heart. LOUELLA BROOKS HLOUELLAU Union Bleachery lntellectually and musically inclinedg a dependable student. BENNY BROWN BENNY Monaghan Generous: big hearted and kindg a better friend would be hard to find. TOMMY EDWARD BURGESS TOMMY Taylors A good ole friend and a iolly pal. JERRY LEE CALDWELL DOPEY City View He has a combination of brains, humor, and friendship. MARY DORIS CAMPBELL Hoot Mills Mill A serious-minded girl. Beautiful dark hair and dark eyes. JOE CLIFTON CAMPBELL PAY DAY City View Joe is a fine fellowg well met, gallant and noble. MILDRED LOUISE CAMPBELL Mickey Sans Souci If silence is gold, she's 24 karat. en fora CHARLES THERON CAMP CHARLES Judson In football or in classwork, he always wins whether he argues or iust merely grins. DALMA JEAN CAN NADA DALMA Welcome Everywhere in life, the true question is not what we gain, but what we do. JACKIE CANTRELL JACKIE Frank Street Has sparkling brown eyes and a per- sonality to match. BILLY CATHCART BILL Judson He never meets a stranger. BOBBY LEE CATHCART BOB Judson When he sings his songs, the girls no longer think of Frankie, their thoughts turn to Bob. WILLIAM MANSON CHEEK MANSON Judson Champion gum-chewerg sometimes found napping in class. RUBY JOYCE CHILDRESS JOYCE Judson Work dodger, if not talking aloud, mumbling to herself. BETTY JO CLARDY BETTY Mills Mill Has beautiful blue eyes, wants to be another Florence Nightingale. X. HARVEY WILLIAM COLE HARVEY Sans Souci A jolly good fellow who can't count his friends on his fingers. LEONARD COLLINS LEONARD American Spinning The less said, the less you have to talce back. GERALDINE COOLEY 'IGERALDINEN Southern Franklin I love tranquility, solitude and such society as is quiet, wise and good. BOBBY ALAN COX HM-ANU Dunean Studying upsets his disposition, a whiz on the basketball court. eniord JAMES CECIL COX BOBBY Judson A snazzy dresser, loves to be admired by girls. WANDA FAY CRAIGO WANDA City View She either finds a way or makes one. BOBBY HERMAN CRAWFORD SNOWBERRY City View Such a handsome and noble lad, he is always happy, never sad. RAYMOND CRISP HRM., Duncan's Chapel A tall boy with ideals to match. ff sh MARY JO DACUS MARY JO City View Even tempered, stable, ways of a lady, loves to have a good time. BETTY KATHLEEN DAVIDSON 'BETTY Park Place Jolly, a whiz at the piano, hearty laugh, everybody's paI.' BILL DAVIS HBILLH Sans Souci He has always been and will continue to be a friend to the human race. BETTY JANE DOBSON HDOBH Judson A cheerleader and how! always found iitterlsugging. TED DREW ROOT Sans Souci What's the use of haste and hurry, be like me, I never worry. ROBERT EARL ELLISON ROBERT West Greenville lt doesn't pay to worry: things are go- ing to happen anyway. MARY HUNTER FARMER HMARY.. Sans Souci Happy as a lark, always wishing for excitement. KENNETH FORTNER HKEN., Judson His food is athletics, he's good in classes too, and great things in life he'lI do. eniom DOROTHY FOSTER NDC-I-.1 Judson Fun loving, likes gay colors, a snazzy dresser. MARGARET FREEMAN MARGARET Judson She never undertakes a task without finishing it. FRED FULLER IIFREDII City View Truth and, by consequence, liberty will always be the chief power of honest men. BARBARA ANN GAMBRELL BARBARA Sans Souci A perfect pal, constantly lending a helping hand. RUTH GAMBRELL IIRUTHII Monaghan Virtue herself is her own fairest reward. BOBBY GENE GARREN STUMP Brandon Let us enioy pleasure while we can, pleasure is never long enough. VIRGINIA PAULINE GIBSON GlNNY Judson Form'd by the converse, happily to steerg from grave to gay, from lively to severe. MARGARET LOUISE GILBERT MARGARET Woodside Virtue was sufficient of herself for happiness. l LEVENIA SYDELLE GOSNELL SADIE Dunean She is a lassie who is both good and fair with a radiant smile and and dark curly hair. BETTY SUE GREENE 'BETTY SUE Park Place A cute girl with loads of smiles for every oneg talks incessantly. MILDRED SUE GREER GEECHlE Poe Mill A good ole girl, a whiz on the basket- ball court. WILLIE J. GREER WILLlE American Spinning Hard worlzingg quiet 'till you know himy well mannered. eniom ROBERT JAMES PHILLIP GREGG BOBBY Easley Cross Roads He is one of Parker's most etiicient students. GEORGE ANNA GRIFFIN GEORGE ANNA Highlawn Avenue Let your life lightly dance on the edge of time like dew an the tip of a leaf. JACK GRUBBS JACK Simpsonville He is one that will but plead that cause wherein his tongue must be confuted by his conscience. JAMES LUCIS GURLEY, JR. JIMMY Park Place Specializes in loafingg never serious. FRANCES CLORETHA HALL FRANCES West Greenville One of Parker's fun loving girls-the hubba-hubba type. LINA MAE HANCOCK ffl-'NAU Dunean Sweet and neatly dressedg small things are sometimes best. H. C. HARRISON UH' Cu, Sans Souci An alfable and courteous gentleman. GLORIA ANNELL HARVEL ANNELL Dunean l love thee, Annell, but why I cannot tell. BETTY FRANCES HAWKINS BETTY FRANCES City View A triend to all, what more can we say? FRANCES LAVERNE HEMBREE FRANCES West View Heights It wouldn't seem right if Frances weren't laughing. CURTIS JAMES HICKAM ,ICURTH Woodside I never trouble trouble 'till trouble troubles me. VIRGIL MILLER HILL VlRGIL Judson And thus he bore without abuse, the grand old name of gentleman. en iam AGNES HOLDER MAGGIE Brandon Unexpectantly witty, iust like a radio, goes all the time. PEGGY HOLDER HPEGH Pleasant, sociable, always rates a con- voy of friends .IO ANNE HOLLAND JO ANNE Duncan's Chapel Ambitious, neat as a pin, careful and accurate with all her work. GENE HOLLINGSWORTH HGENEH West Highland A gentle mind by gentle deeds is known, for a man by nothing is so well betrayed as by his manners. 4, X .. ,pa 1' BOBBIE JEAN I-IOOPER BOBBIE Keith Avenue Shorthand enthusiast, wastes a lot of time studying. BUFORD HOWARD BUFORD Sans Souci Bag of wind, humorous, bubbling over with loud spirits. NIXINE CAROL HUFF NICKY City View Wit is that which has been often thought, but never was before so well expressed. EDNA FAY HUNTER IIFAYII Brandon We see her and we thinlx of love or even of an angel from above, get 54, N. we 5 'Wits - JUNE HUNTER JUNE Woodside Culture is the passion for sweetness and light and, what is more, the passion for making them prevail. BOBBY WILLIS IVEY nos Sans Souci He's the ioyous, helpful, considerate kind, a finer lad you'll never find. FREDRICK ROSS JONES JONESEY Poe Mill A well dressed boy who is very athletic and wide awake, friendlyg energetic, generous, manly, always fun to have around. JOE HILL JONES MOE., Brandon He never seems discouraged, but takes all hard knocks with o grin. en fora ROSA BELL JONES ROSA BELL City View Quiet as a mouse, a working girl, as sympathetic as they come. WILLIAM MONROE JONES WILLIE Sans Souci A man of leisure, ready for fun, prac- tical, good sport. HAL KELLY MHA'-ff Judson Knowledge and wisdom go hand in hand. BARBARA JOAN KELLY JOAN Dunean Little in statue. reserved, reliable and ambitious CLEVELAND ALFRED KERNS CLEVELAND North Florida Avenue He is not to be measured by his size for numerous virtues does he disguise. BRICE KIRKPATRICK BRICE City View Athletically inclined, in this lad all good qualities you'll find. THOMAS PHILLIP KNIGHT ,IPHILH Union Bleachery He never lets studying interfere with his education. BETTY ANTHONY KUYENDALL HBE-n-YH Judson Always laughing, witty, goes for jokes, iust a good ole girl. JOE LANGLEY JOE Sans Souci Talented in music, work dodger, takes life easy. ELEANOR LEACH ELEANOR Sans Souci An industrious student with a lavish amount of intelligence. COY ALFRED LEWIS cow Overbrook He's another one of those crazy boys. PEGGY ANN LIPSCOMB HPEGU Duncan's Chapel Her high school is just the first step of her success. eniora SYLVIA JOLEEN LITTLEJOHN UJOH Judson Dignified, witty, good and true, there's not a favor she wouldn't do. BILLY EARLE LOLLIS SKEETER Dunean A combination of friendship, kindness, and loyalty, one who well earned his title as typical . BYRON LONG BYRON Sans Souci Gentle in his manner, he does bold things in a quiet way. CAROLYN LONG CAROLYN Brandon A likeable girl, cheerful attitude, works well, definite and immovable opinions. HAZEL DORIS LUSK HAZEL Sans Souci Intelligent, considerate, cute and sweet, interesting and decidedly neat. EUGENE LYNCH EUGENE Sans Souci Wit, struck smartly shows a spark. DORIS WILMA MASTERS DORIS Poe Mill Her pencil was striking, resistless, and grand, her manners were gentle, com- plying and bland. Born to improve us in every part, her pencil our faces, her manners our heart. JO ANN McALISTER JOAN Mills Mill Full of pep and always ready to smile at a cloud. Z9 BOBBIE JO McCOMBS Bosnia Brandon From every blush that kindles in thy cheeks, a thousand little loves and graces spring to revel in the roses. JOE KENNETH MCCONNELL HMO., Woodside I ain't lazy, I'm iust day dreaming. .IUANITA MCCRACKEN JUANITA Woodside A Clothes conscious, hasn't an enemy, soft spoken heart, catching smile. GRACE McGAHA GRACE Judson Silence is more eloquent than words. eniom WILLIAM LEE MCKINNEY BILL Monaghan By grit and grace, I am what I am. JAMES HUGH MCKINNEY HHUGHH Brandon Willing helper always on the ga. MERITA MCQUEEN MERITA Dunean redhead who is full of good spirts, always on the rush. JACK COLUMBUS MEDLIN JACK Monaghan All humorists can't be named will Rogers. PAUL RAYMOND MILLER UPAULH West Greenville Kinda lazy like, yet never out of sorts. PERRY DOCK MILLER, JR. PERRY City View A speed demon on the field. BILLY LEON MOODY BILLY Union Bleachery He that his work beginneth, the rather good end he winneth. BARBARA LOU MOORE 'fBAmaARA Sans Souci There may not be much of her, but what there is is ofthe best. MAC EARL McCALL MOORE MAC Judson Keeps girls around him, allergic to worry. MORRIS GILBERT MORELAND GILBERT Judson Never rushing, but always on the go . BETTY ANN MORGAN BETTY ANN Brandon A friend to all who know her. BESSIE RUTH MORGAN HRUTHH Monaghan A contagious laugh and not a worry. en fora MAHLON MYERS MAHLON Sans Souci Life will be lengthened while growing, for thought is a measure of life. DON HOWARD NEWTON HDONH Monaghan His legs may be short, but he travels fast. ROBERT OWENS BOBBY Cleveland Forrest He is full of bashfulness and truth, has loved much, hoped little, and desired naught. PATSY PEARSON NPA-I-H Monaghan In basketball, she's tops, her friendli- ness never stops. BARBARA IRENE PENLAND BARBARA Monaghan Not too talkative, but she has a nice personality. GENEVA PHILLIPS GENEVA White Horse Road Straight forward and sincere, has a very amiable personality. WINIFRED WILLIAM PORTER WINlFRED Poe Mill Has a voice like Eddy Arnold and a friendly chat for everyone. CHARLES HOWARD POWELL HDEANII Park Place He's got ramblin' in dem bones -1 X s DOT PRIDMORE DOT Judson lntellectually inclined, dependable, al- ways willing to help. BETTY JOANNE PRINCE JOANNE City View Good disposition, clever, and goes for jokes. CHRISTINE PULLIAM CHRISTINE David Street Half-pint redhead, gentle as snow-flakes, best kind of friend. BETTY JEAN QUEEN BETTY Woodside Grace and prettiness are her most noticeable characteristics. eniom TROY ELMA REESE FUZZY Poe Mill Hobby is to eat or sleep, that Fuzzy is hard ta beat. LUGENE REEVES LUGENE American Spinning A cute girl, somewhat quiet, yet very friendly. WILLIAM MANNING RHODES, JR. BlLlY Sans Souci Whose wit in the combat as gentle as bright ne'er carried a heart strain away on its blade. MELVIN ROBERTS MEl.VlN Judson Witty, enthusiastic about everything. JAMES HAROLD RODGERS, JR. SPRlG City View I dan't know where, but I'm on my way. FRANCES HARLEY ROGERS FRANCES Poe Mill The slogan of our P. X. chairman is Put sumpin' in the pot, boy! FRANK ROGERS FRANK West Greenville e reaps the harvest of his youthful ivy- ALLIE SAMMONS ALLIE Sans Souci One of our etticient students, takes her work very seriously. LESLIE HOWARD SEGEE SNORT Dunean Takes life as it comesg IN on all bull sessions. BUDDY SEIGLAR BUDDY Brandon . Must I workg Oh! what a waste of time! RUDOLPH WILLIAM SIMMONS RuDDY Malls Mill Just a crazy boy who is fun to talk with. DOROTHY ANN SMITH HANNH Sans Souci Noticeably warm smile, well-manneredg reserved. a good sport. eniom ROBERT WILKIR SMITH BOBBY Union Bleachery For he is ies' the quiet kind whose nature never varies like streams that keeps a summer mind snowhid in January. DONNA GUYNELL SMITH GUYNELL Brandon But there's nothing half so sweet in life as this young dream. JOYCE MARY SMITH JOYCE Brandon A cute blonde with a sparkling per- sonality, she's the one-man woman. THELMA LOUISE SMITH TOOTSIE Woodside Pleasant disposition and liked by all. MARILYN JOAN SOUTHERLIN JOAN Sans Souci And in her motions, harmony divineg so smooth her charming tones that God's own ear listens delighted. BETTY CAROL SPARKS BETTY Woodside Her friendly manner speaks her thought- ful mind. JOE DAN SPARKS HJOEH Woodside Our student body presidentg he seemed born for success. MARGIE PAULINE SPROUSE MARGlE American Spinning Hobby is going to football gamesg kinda has a weakness for the boys who play for the Tornadoes. :Qu Stu DORIS GERALDINE STAIRLEY JERRY Dunean lt's the songs she sings and the way she sings them that makes her audi- ence sigh with ioy. RAYMOND JACK STARKEY RAYMOND Sans Souci He has ideals of his own, very depend- able. GEORGE ELLSWORTH STEELE GEORGE Sans Souci Not too no'sy, not to quiet, George is iust right. VIRGIL LEE STOKES STOKESY Park Place Although she's no surgeon, she does a great deal of cutting up. eniom WILLIAM DOUGLAS STONE BILL Dunean A fine combination of personality and good looks. DORA RUTH STRICKLAND RUTH City View Always laughing, nice personality- earned her title of best all-round. THOMAS JOE SUDDETH sun Woodside Written on his face by nature's hand are two words: gentle-man. ELIZABETH ANN SULLIVAN ,IUBH Sans Souci She always agrees with the gang, iust looking for fun all the time. E ' W.. Q NORMA JEAN SULLIVAN NORMA JEAN Sans Souci I chatter, chatter, as I go, and I go on forever. LADSON DELMAR TANKERSLEY TANK West Greenville I stand at a brink af a great career, won't somebody please push me off? JACK WIX TAYLOR JACK Sans Souci Now, let it worlxg mischief thou art afoot, take thou what course thou wilt. OPAL THOMPSON HOPALH American Spinning I feel iust as happy as a great big sunflower. CHARLIE THOMPSON, JR. MUSCl.ES Camella Park For whoever knows how to return a kindness he has received, must be a friend above all price. BENJAMIN RYON TILLOTSON, JR. SONNY Sans Souci Ben's motto is, To be a good sport at all times. BETTE SUE TIMMS SUSlE Berea Very friendly, well liked, considerate of everyone. MARY ELIZABETH TRIBBLE IIMARYII Judson Mary is known and admired by all be- cause of her thoughttulness of others. eniom EVELYN GERUE TOWE GERUE Monaghan She acts from honest motives only. MARGARET PAMELA VANCE MARGARET Park Place A female songbird who lets love be the guide of her heart. JOSEPH BENJAMIN VAUGHN BOBBY Poe Mill Men of few words are often the best men. ROY VAUGHN UROYH Sans Souci A truer friend you'Il never find. THOMAS FRANKLIN VEHORN SENATOR CLAGHORN Woodside A free hearted gentleman, well in- formed, adaptable. BILLIE JO WALDROP BILLlE JO West View Heights To laugh were want of goodness and of grace, and to be grave exceeds all power of face. JACK WATERS JACK West Greenville An unusual boy whose greatest accom- plishment is keeping at his work. TOMMY WATKINS TOMMY Sans Souci Him of the western dome, whose weighty sense flows in tit words of heavenly eloquence. N, NED LEWIS WATSON IINEDII Sans Souci To be liked is simple, and to be simple is to be liked. WILLIAM WEBB WILLIAM Woodside Studious when not otherwise occupied. CAROLYN JOAN WELCHEL CAROLYN Monaghan Never out of sorts, friendly, helpful, considerate, sweet, easy friend maker. WANDA WELCHEL WANDA Leawood A pretty blonde, independent as can be, very much reserved. wb Sin. I eniord JEAN ARLETTE WHITMIRE JEAN Sans Souci The little golden canary who chirps, chirps all day long. MARTHA AILEEN WIGGINGTON AILEEN Union Bleachery She that is of merry heart hath con tinual feast. ALVA GORMAN WILLIAMS GORMAN Park Place A perfect student and a law-abiding citizen. DOLLY LOUISE WILSON DOLLY West View Heights A sweet girl, goes for iolces, chatters with everyone. R , JOHN RICHARD WILSON JOHNNY Earle Drive I could enioy high school life if I didn't have to study. MARGARET HELEN WILSON MARGARET Woodside She is quiet because love rules her heart. MARTHA NELL WILSON MARTHA N ELL Dunean One of good spirits, intelligence and dependability. Martha Nell is fun to be around. BUFORD HOOD WORTHY BUFORD Sans Souci Just an old slow poke, but really a swell guy. ANNIE WRIGHT ANNIE Monaghan The thing fha! goes flue farlhesf fowards making life worth while, tha? cosis the leasi, and does the most, is iust a pleasant smile. WILLIAM WOFFORD WILLIAM Judson His personality and brains blend per- fecfly. GLADYS CANNON HGLADYSH New Buncombe Road Lale ioining our ranks bu? quickly ac- cepted because of her winning ways. i. Remember fhaf 3 o clock bell? 4 Superlahves on parade' 2. See fhe choo-choo Charlie? 5 Girls watch those waisi Imes' 3. Look af the worms book fha! ls' gr' 7f?ifYif2'7fx7 I M l CLASS UPPIEEH5 JACK TATHEM .... .... T reasurer THELMA BALLEW .... ...... S ecrefary SAMMY GARDNER .... ..... V ice Presideni BILL LANDRETH .... ...... P residenf MR. RICE ..... .... A dvisor uniom Sara Alexander Maxine Andrews Jean Ash Jo Ann Ayers Jimmy Bagwell L. C. Bagwell Thelma Bailey Bill Ballenger Thelma Ballew Guy Barnett Peggy Ann Barnwell Ruth Bayne Norma Jean Bedingfield Robert Bell Lola Grace Benfield Newton Bishop Wallace Black Louise Blackwell Joetta Bowen Nancy Bowen Jewell Brannon Evelyn Briggs Bobby Bryson Gene Brockman Betty Mae Brown Joe Brown Ma ry Patsy Ellen Bruce Bryant Betty Buckhister Betty Buckner Marjorie Ann Burns Danny Byers Ai ...up K gik, al . X Barbara Campbell Moriece Cantrell Charles Carpenter sv if 'S . . . ' 'BQ x at X Vi ea- X X S s K if, k.':x N S N . N ii 2. fe Y ,xl HN' S xx. Q, 5 is K EY 85 if an 1, N fi S wx C ' ,. uk . xx W Sk: 'N A i ' -'2' ' X' Q 1-.. , . A K P .. K nlnbstb Q 1 ..,,. Y H 1 , .. lx if ---... C my ,EA ...x Ji X M ! . . K C I . 'x ---2-'- B 'see X X X Q 49 S 3 tx K ' 9- Q -XJR , W lg V X we MV' 3 fx X' ,rw s QU' Qi i W 2 5 QQ , l S S ll! o Q fi F Ji i s 4 fx, ,.,. 'Q Q 1 . J gl ,ig 3 ,, X 'mi'--w l , ! y 1? 19- 'J' .QL--gffi-'fffl Jane Carroll Jerry Carlee Virginia Caudell Frances Chapman Joyce Colxer Barbara Ann Collins Faye Connor ni 9 Sammie Craiga Jane Crain James Crossley Douglas Dill Herbert Dodson Rudolph Dodson Belly Sue Dryman uniord Allene Duke Jo Ann Durham Earline Elliott Connie Eppes Anna Farrow Clydell Farrow Theron Few R, 5. k je - is if 5 A M l ,g S 1 'Q 1 i 3 l x if Q1 l . rx A , , F , Evelyn Fletcher Genevieve Forrest James Forlune Maxie Forlune Doris Fuller Belly Fulch Sara Gaines X -.Q-.K Z. sf j K , N 'R N.. Rudolph Galloway Charles Gambrell Sammy Gardner Erline Garmon Martha Ann Garreh Claylon George James Gilbert '5- G , jmsw-N gf Q . xl X Havelyn Gillispie Joe Granger Kenneth Grimn Jean Guest Carol Hall Faye Hall Mildred Hull xx Q 5 s wk ' a Betty Hanks Wilma Hardin Charles Hart Charles Hendrix Jerry Hester Edward Holbrook Geneva Holcombe unior-A Ann Holcombe Ellen Holder Shirley Connie Harold Jimmy Marvie Howard H udson Huff Hunt lee Hutcheson -TLS! , . . . A .s .. . . .--.'-.ff.m..-.'.- 5 it 4 .1 lil 0 t iilnli . ..,: ' y y Iyy l Jean Inman Edna Ivester Loletia Jeffeaux Lillian Jennings Virginia Jewell Sara Johns Johnny Johnson Richard Johnson Anne Johnston Bobby Lou Johnston Alvin Jones Betty Jo Jones Louise Jones Charles Kay h ,-'.1 B 4 R .. -images Ps... A i 1 if A bg S 4 ,- Q ,,, .,., K, f WE S, X 'T f R P fl' is if' 6 . uinn t, ' e f l . S F wks W 4a.-s- QM if .W 5 Q if ' uniora Mildred Keith Velma King Barbara Kirksey Bill Landreth David Landrefh Nigel Landrefh Reba Langford Richard lawhom Margarei Lindsey Jo Ann Lister Bill Marler Harold Martin Pa? Massey Jimmy McCall Joan McCombs Sara Mclnfosh Dot McQueen Rachel Meadows Beffy Sue Milchell Delores Morgan L. Carolyn Mass Doris Ann Mosfeller Joe Mullinax Bobby Nell Neas Barbara Parham Fred Parker Doris Pearson Jimmy Polk Jo Poole Mary Ann Porier Johnny Profit! Doris Reeves Vera Mae Reeves Joe Tommy Reid Wallace Reid un ions Sara Rich Donald Roach Delmer Rucker Harriet Sagar Jack Sanders Nancy Saxon Leon Scroggs Grace Marie Shepard Norma Kale Sherrer Grace Simmons Billy Spearman Anna Lou Spencer Clara Southerland Joe Earl Stansell Melda Siancell Bobby Stevens Palsy Sfriclllancl Marilyn Slroud Monroe Sweat Henry Tarrant Jaclm Tafham Bobby Taylor Nora Taylor Frank Thompson Norma Jean Thompson Frances Tripp Willie .lo Turner Leon Tyner Dewey Wollen .lerry Walker Hottie Jean Ward W. B. West Terry Whilmire Clarise Williams Myrfis Wilson Thu wh' W uniom Pot Wood Loretto Wooten Duward Yeorgin fblk ' J' .l. 1. The frolley rush of '50. 4. ls that Jim? I mean, Gym! 2. Parenfs visif 8th grade. 5. A big furkey on Turkey Day. 3. Our main fopic - FOOD! Parker fans af fhe Greenville game. Who's gof the ball? 15 rahs for Parker. Old Glory! Kinda crowded. lsn'f if? All lhe way Blackie! The Pep Club salules Greenville High. Will he make if???? See if you can find yourself here. Do you see the Can Can dancer? Could this be Mule Train ? Oh, Boy, lunch lime! Thai 3 o'clock bell! vjkifriffwirik M I Xfwy 1' .fs . If T K' ', I, VJ I X xr N fffjif 45 K . N 'A' ul' ir 'Ir 'A' nf NX rf J J x k I R I CLASS UFPIIIEHS HELEN DURHAM ...... ..... V ice Presidenf JANET COLLINS .... ..... S ecrefary MRS. HOFFMAN ............ ..... A dvisor BOBBY HOLLINGSWORTH ......... Treasurer KENNETH MCABEE ........ ...... P resident . K zrsg, ei Qui K w -w is 2 . V 5' X X My K X i K swim, X -as 5, 2' arg X is if i ag N t L., A . . Q fi 'W - X ' Sf- iso X N .. n .- A z is 5 Y! i Q- .- X r ' 'W Carolyn Anders Shirley Anderson Hazel Ashworlh Willelfe Atkinson Bobby Ray Ayers Danny Bagwell Carrol Bailey Louise Banks ev G, w . 2 KSA 1 A ' , ' s ' , iii . -M 1' s i 1. ,,,.. l Q gg F- Y i K K xii - 1 s is .iq 4 x E uv X89 1 Q 2 1 , as s I. S: , 'X X sg-, V Yl Alvin Barker Mary Alice Balson Cheeryleen Bell Cobb Bell Paul Black Shirley Boldt Lois Bond Mitzie Boozer Jo Ann Bracken Barbara Breazeale Jo Ann Bright Frances Bryant Barbara Burdelle Carol Campbell Vivian Caudell Billy Joe Chandler Don Chapman Jerry Chapman Joan Chapman Marion Childers Mildred Childers Palricia Ann Childs Darrell Chrislopher Jimmy Cisson .SJOIOAOWI OPQJ Lindsey Clark Mary Jo Clark Jane? Collins Mary Alice Cole Duncan Cooper Gary Cooper Earlene Crews Belly Jean Crumplon Helen Crumplon Edna Davis Willis Davis Rachel Dickard Helen Durham Bill Donald Jimmie Duncan Martha Duncan Marceellan Dunlap Randall Evingfon Joann Edwards Mary l.ou Flelcher Donny Fowler Donald Franlzlin Buddy Freeman Peggy Ann Gilliard Martha Ann Glenn Bobby Gosnell Mary Lou Grant Carolyn Gray Betty Jo Greene Peggy Hammond lewis Hardin Buddy Joe Helton CSQOIQAVOHI ore.4 Clifton Henderson Barbara Hendrix Clara Hendrix Patricia Hendrix Belly Hesfer Helen Hicks Norma Jean Holcombe Patsy Holliday Sue Hooper Don Howell Carolyn Hunnicut June Hunler Bobby Jeanes Bobbie Jean James Mae James Bobby Johnson Patsy Johnson Joyce King Kate Leclford Gene Loyd Bernice Madden Bobby Malone Margaret Marchbanks Juanita Martin Peggy Martin Mamie Jo Martin Reuben Martin Billy Massey Betty Ruth Mauldin Mary Ann Mayfield Jerry McAlister Bill McConnell SOFA OIT! ores David McDonald Jean McDonald Martha McKinney Mildred Merck Betty Jean Messer Mary Messer Bobby Miller Ruth Miller Jo Ann Moody David Moore Richard Moore Sue Ellen Moore Woodrow Moore Tommy Moreland Martha Morrow Benalee Mullinax Patsy Neely Gwendolyn Nelms Barbara Odom Juanita Parham Myrtle Parton Joy Patterson Martha Patton Iva Lee Ramsey Earline Rigdon Elizabeth Reeves Thomas Reeves Barbara Roach Gaynell Robinson Jimmy Nell Rucker Joan Rutledge Jack Scott Wilma Sims Betty Smith Frank Smith Harold Smith Joyce Smith Wilma Southerland Joyce Speed Zelda Stancell Joan Stapleton Noveline Sweet Elbert Thrailkille Charles Tidwell Ellen Tinsley Bessie Lee Turner Norma Jean Turner Elva Upchurch SOFA Oni area Joe Upchurch Sara Vaughan Patsy Watson Ramonah Webb Anita Faye West Edna White Charles Whitehead Dorothy whim-are Loretta Whitmire Dennis Williams Nancy Wilson Patsy Williams N, - Q '5' ' z' Y .. - - --Q Q Q 'Q 5.-,Q i c Q.. ig: ' 5 ' I hir 3 AM-sngml 'Ytsl x s 11 1 -f The gang's all here. Going my way? Bob snaps Marineland. Old friends mee! by fhe sea. School was never like fhis! So fired! Peg relaxes under the palms. Bob and fha? camera again. Look af the white-caps on fhe beach. Waiting for fhe bus. Going home! 'k if 'Ir 'A' 'A' ELASS IIPFIIIEHS DORA JEAN JOHNSON ..... . JIMMIE GARRETT .... HUNKY HOLDER . . . . JOAN RIGDON .... MR. MORRIS ..... . . . .Presidenf Vice President . . . .Treasurer . . . .Secrefary . . . .Advisor jfedklll en Billie Alexander Evelyn Andrews Juanita Bagwell Charles Baker Sara Ballew Jimmy Barnette Palsy Barnelle Mellie Barton Iris Barton Rhodan Bafson Donald Batson Barbara Belcher Bobby Bishop Charles Bishop Perry Bell Barbara Blackwell Vera Mae Bonds Wilburn Bond Ann Bowen Shirley Bowers Bobby Ann Brazie Grace Broadwater Billy Browning Shirley Buckner Nellie Lee Burns Edith Byers Nera Lee Campbell Charles Campbell J. L. Cannon Louise Carlton Vera Childers Peggy Clardy Rose Clark Willie Mae Coleman Joe Jack Collins Frances Collins Junior Connor Margarel Cooper Ronald Couch Jimmy Crain Joan Crawford Joy Crawford Charles Crawford Le Roy Davidson Willele Davis Annie Rulh Day Jean Dixon Jimmy Donnon James Dudley Margie Johnson I M' 4 QR .- i M si ,. 'Swim 1 Win may 9' -' Q fi N l 7 in Qs jfejdlnen Jerry Ann Duncan Margie Dunn Faye Durham Betty Lou Edens Betty Lou Edwards Vivian Ellenberg Arlis Elliott Sara Farrow Waylon Fergerson Adolph Few Billy Floyd Dan Forrester Merida Fowler Willard Fowler Gary Fowler Wesley Franklin Dorothy Freeman Barbara Friddle Billy Fuller Shirley Gaillard Mary Ann Gailey Winona Gardner Carol Dean Garner .lack Gorren Della Garrett Jimmy Garrett Jeanette Gerardeau Buddy Gibson Walter Gibson Martha Gillespie Mary Ann Gillespie Frances Goodlet Gary Gillespie Phillis Goodnough Laverne Goody Martha Jean Gosnell Jimmy Gosnell Doris Green Lillie Mae Greer Nell Griardeou Milward Grmett Harold Grogan Mary Hackman James Hairston Doyle Hall Johney Haney Jimmy Hargrove Kenneth Harwell Nancy Harvey Merle Hawkins 311104 In PII Joe Hawkins Doris Hayes Barbara Ann Heaton Gene Henderson Robert Henderson R. L. Hendrix Grady Hester Nancy Hester Shirley Hiette Shirley Hill Calvin Holcomb Hunky Holder Lucia Holder Janet Hooper Shirley Hooper Shirley Hopkins Barbara Howard Bruce Hudson Betty Jo James Richard Jennings Dora Jean Johnson Bobby Janes La Voyd Jones Eugene Jones Betty Jean Jones Billy Jones Bill Jones Jack Kelly Don Kilpatrick Ronnie Knight Ruby Knight Jack League Roberta Lindsey Betty Lou Martin Jimmy Mathis Imogene Mathews Joyce Matterson Doris Mauldin Peggy Mauney Billy McCall Donald McCarson Dean McCombs Sammy McCracken Drucilla McCracken Jeanette McDonald Frances McGaha Bobby Jean McNease Martha Jewell Miller Margaret Miller Barbara Sue Moody V ex ' 3 Em' ,541 'Q , 'ff Y ' . ..1'-13? req ,a d , :. HQY55- :ik F5 w W9 agfeciklnen Janet Smith Patsy Snoody Ray Stewart Roy Stewart M. D. Stewart Christian Stokes Shirley Styles Gene Swett Micky Swaynghane Ronald Tate Ethel Taylor Gordon Taylor Margaruite Taylor Patsy Thomas Ruth Thompson Estelle Tinsley Louise Tinsley Jimmie Travis Martha Ann Tripp .lean Turner Shirley Tyner Donald Vance Gerald Vaughn Shirley Wallace Bobby Waters Kenneth Wikie Elizabeth Williams Evelyn Wilson Hilda Wilson Barbara Wood Cornellia Woods Patsy Wyatt I fmlifflffz CLASS IIFFIIIE PAT GARRETT. . . MICKEY CAMPBELL. Vice MARGARET SPARKS .... .... JO ANN BIRD .... MRS. HAZEL HALL. . i 1 HS President President .Secrefary Treasurer . .Advisor MISS HEARD ROW 1: Patsy Campbell, Ann Talley, Barbara Young, Grady Coker, Charles Townsend, Don- nie Powell, Olin Ward, Paul Bishop, Jimmy Prince, William Pittman, Kenneth Reeves. ROW 2: Jean Timmerman, Gary Brown, Carolyn Jones, Shirley Stokes, Ida Mae Tinsley, Ernestine Taylor, Vivanee Smith, Robert Nix, Melvin Burdette, Jerome Chasteen, M o r g o n Worthy. ROW 3: John Yeomans, Miss Heard, Cora Belle Beasley, Mar- garet Seigler, Willodene Wal- drop, Mary Ellen Tollison, Fidelia Veal, Jimmy Slice, Shirley Roper, James Styles, Jewell Childress, Wallace Edwards, Leroy Leath- ers, William Porter. MISS ROBINSON FIRST ROW: Jewell Bradberry, Kenneth O'dell, Johnny Painter, Bobby Steading, Charles Wil- liams, Champ Smith, Troy Brad- berry, Julius Simpson, Rosie Thompson, Ja Ann Ware, Mary McConnell. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Wal- lace, Charleen White, Myrna McCall, Bobbie Jean Turner, Barbara McCall, Pat Watkins, Shirley Townsend, Sybil Holder, Margie Weems, Barbara McFar- land. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Robinson, Gene Sellers, William Wyatt, Heyward Owens, Leo Reid, Char- les Taylor, Leon White, Melvin Powell, Jack Wyatt, Charles Reid, Bobby Wade, Buddy Tate. .gllL'3l'e.'JAl'I'l ell SMA 'gredhm en mg, -Mr: rf . yy.. MISS GRUMBLES ROW i: Lois Bryson, Johnny Sue Canady, Jack Cission,. Joe Kelley, Jack Berwager, Jerry Cassel, Johnny McCombs, Earn- est Judson, Donny Allen, Joyce Carnes. ROW 2: Boyce Boroughs, Kea- wan Hester, Jean Mauldin, Jo Ann Boone, Edna Raines, Sarah Caldwell, Virginia Bridges, Fay Browning, Patricia Bryant, Patsy Clarke. ROW 3: Betty Anders, Miss Grumbles, J. C. Clardy, Jimmy Brown, Mabery Aiken, Rayford Campbell, Gladys Burdine, Billy Ingle, Donald Black, Joe Yew- mans, Barbara Foster, Bobby Corn, Bonnie Brewer, E d r a Cragic, Jimmy Center, Robert Campbell. 3144 MRS. LOCKMAN ROW 1: Maurice Cooper, Jimmy Jones, Everette Dorn, Fredric Wood, Freddie Nabors, Victor Harrison, Carylon Riddle, Faye Hall, Carol Greene, Ruby Fletcher, James Funk, Charles Dobson. -U V ROW 2: Joyce Munn, Mary Jo Holtzclaw, Betty Friar, Janie Greene, Fay Morton, Norman Norris, Pauline Black, Ann Du- pree, Edna Evans, Dorothy Spoke. ROW 3: Barbara Ann Hill, Betty Jean Roach, Kathryn Davis, Marion Turner, Aileen Crawford, Joyce McCarter, Annie Nell Hayes, Alva Ann Hardin, Evelyn Hammond, Furman Harris, Carl Jones, Bobby Dobson, Mrs. Har- riet Lockman, Joe Gorman. MISS BLACK ROW l: Cathrine Rowlean, Carrell Riddle, Nancy Reid, Mary Wayne Lancaster, Janelle Matteson, Ann Snelsan, Christine Lee, Betty Jean Southerland, Micheal Ross. ROW 2: Ethel Mae Thomas, Geraldine Monteith, Imogene Jewell, Virginia Thomas, Bea- atrice Perry, Marlene Smith, Carolyn Waters, Jean Whitmire, Frances Seigler, Billy Holcombe, Mfss Black. ROW 3: Carol Hughes, Bobby Joe Wright, Clifton Simmons, Arlion Norton, Lloyd Godfrey, Boyce Phillips, J. D. Grifteth, Carl Pepper, William Hibson, Gary Lollis, Louis Pittman. MRS. HALL ROW l: Mickey Campbell, Betty Beeks, Ronnie Crews, Kath- ryn Funlc, Paul McKinney, Jerry Robertson, Rayford Cisson. ROW 2: Claudie Durham, Guy- nelle Hayes, Bobby Greenway, Shirley Suttles, Deward Darnell, Larry McCarson, Elwood Lim- bough. ROW 3: Gayle Duncan, Bobby Hudson, Clairette Raines, Ronnie Simpson, Betty Dodson, Charles Foster. ROW 4: Donald Keller, Mrs. Hall, Evelyn Cox, Billy Gambrell, Sylvia Hamlett, Alton Davis. ROW 5: Dan Drew, Rosevelyn Collins, Pat Garrett, Barbara Ellison. ROW 6: Rodney Canup, Betty Bowers, Jimmy Duncan. .gud-gl'e:iAl'llefl. x ' ltgffgse lil. L SML 'QFQJAIYIQH t Q3 S ln., P2 . Neg. zz W5 I , I , , Elite, f an-Q53 I If as w' ' za, 1 1 1? ef ef W 'ki 'I ax H i I. - J. DC' MISS FEAGIN ROW l: Melvin Green, Ru- dolph Moon, Frank Wiggington, Charles Powers, Kenneth Patton, Brady Ward, Jimmy Nix. ROW 2: Verdenia Morris, Hazel Rigdon, Shirley Roberts, Connie Greer, Ann Whitmire, Mary Joe Patterson, Beth Hollis, Wilma Viclcery. ROW 3: Doris Simmons, Viv- ian Petty, Roger Haney, David Shook, Reid Vassey, Gene Hor- ris, Donald Mann, Laurence Garrett, Miss Feagin. ROW 4: Sybele Jones, Frances Hammett, Polly Hyde, Barbara Turner, Janie Jewell, Eugene Bryson, Jo Ann Knight, Reginald Clippard, Benjamin B u r g e s s , Bobby Taylor. iff? MISS MITCHELL ROW 1: Laura Ballew, Francis Smith, Eloise Childers, Betty Jean Bently, Shirley Ellison, Carylon Fowler, Rowena Gentry, Annette Cisson, Bootsie Ander- son, Shirley Ballew, Eleanor Quidley, Gean Bramlett, Mildred Cason, Vldine Black. ROW 2: Miss Julia Mitchell, Joan Bird, Carole Boldt, Bobby Bryant, Bobby Duvall, Connie Freeman, Bill Roddy, Charles Owens, Jimmy Floyd, Jimmy Brown, Charles Blandenship, Bob Chandler, Junior Bell, Roy Rhodes, Jimmy Fowler. ROW 3: Charles Batson, Hu- bert Best, Leonard Craig, Ed Batson, Bruce Turner. MISS STEVENS ROW l: Betty Burgess, Gloria Fortune, Janet McGraw, Doris Bridges, Betty Vaughn, Danny Browne, Pete Cash, Freddie Bagwell, Raymond Jones, Lee Carman. ROW 2: Evelyn Bowen, Grace Bradley, Susan Brown, Wilma Parr, June Bryant, Dorsa Could- er, Betty Black, Nancy Dunagan, Jean Eskew, Dorothy Grice, Billy Campbell. ROW 3: Miss Stevens, Miss Roberts, Charles Ballew, Jerry Alexander, Ronald Childs, Jimmy Batson, John Robertson, Jock Yeamans, Jerry Blalxeley, Morris Barnett, Jim Bishop, Harold Wat- son, Roy Johnson, Joel Chris- topher, Robert Holt. MR. HUGHEY ROW I: Mary Lou Nichols, Sarah Mauldin, Hazel Pearson, Kenneth Merritt, Donold Roy Lee, Charles Fowler, Gilmer Moody, Joe Jefleaur, David Martin, Frank McAlister. ROW 2: Pete McDowell, Betty Sizemore, Shirley Jones, Patsy Johnson, Judy Jackson, June Mc- Gee, Loy James, Jack Eppes, lone Gosnell, Billy Farmer, Jim- my Huff. ROW 3: Mr. Hughey, Gran- ville Dickert, Doris Moon, Mary Alice Sims, Laura Holtzclaw, Mary Ann Jones, Ann Fonville, Robert Gorren, Lewis Lesley, Charles Marchbanks, Lester Moon, Royce Roach. SML 'jl'05AIYl eil SQ!! 1 Q ',t 'l!. nu,- .. nt!! .S7ML'jfe5Lm0n 9 'I MRS. McCONNELL ROW l: Eugene Crumley, Eddie Jester, Winfred Morris, J. W. LeRoy, Jimmy McAllister, Bill Huliman. ROW 2: Betty Ruth Jones, Joyce Floyd, Jackie Hammond, Carrol Gregory, Shirley Ann Hughes, Juanita Hinton, Peggy Keller, Jimmy Berrong. ROW 3: Barbara Hester, Freddie McDowell, Norma Jean Parker, Grace Duncan, Mrs. Mc- Connell, Dorothy Harrison, Betty Riggins, Reba Faulkner, Shirley Reid, Harriet Ledford, Shirley Hendrix. ROW 4: Mildred Culbertson, Randy Stancil, Billy Hart, Eu- gene Dudley, Randolph Hol- combs. MISS CALDWELL ROW l: Joe Vermillion, Jimmy Parker, J. C. Uunel McDowell, Marion Satterfield, Eugene Sta- pleton, Charles McCarter, Pat Steele, Richard Jones. ROW 2: Mary Thomas, Billy Whitted, Margaret Sparks, Lida Snyder, Nancy Wyatt, Betty Spake, Joyce Shook, Barbara Spearman, Mildred Shealey, Mildred Smith. ROW 3: Shirley Burns, Jackie McGaha, Faye Rice, Elizabeth Sisk, Ruby O'Kelley. ROW 4: Miss Caldwell, Bar- bara Williams, Jerry Scott, Faye Palmer, Charles Patterson, Larry Porter, Jimmy Morgan, Norman Jones, Thad Stephens. CST! A ' ,7l'0JA Nl UH MISS SHEALEY ROW 'l: Gay Hudson, Betty Lou Hunter, Betty Snoody, Fran- ces Morton, Jerry LaCount, Jim- my Thompson, Buddy Greer, Guy Gaines, Orr Ledforcl, Walter Phillips. ROW 2: Betty Ann James, Maida Ann Jones, Elizabeth Mc- Kinney, Barbara Haneline, James Lee, Faye Martin, Velma Sue McDonafd, Billy Hamilton, Law: rence Goss, Joe Phillips, Jo Ann Pearson. ROW 3: Miss Shealey, Vivian Mullinax, Louise Galloway, Fran- ces Chambers, Vivian Jennings, Audrey Southerland, Ray Kellet, Bobby Paris, Jimmy Lee Morgan, Joan Franks, Carrol Timms, Joe Smith, Jimmy Putnam. SUB-FRESHMEN TRAFFIC FORCE ROW l: Pat Garrett-Captain, Lester Moon, Lloyd Godfrey, Jim Bishop, Bud Tate, Gene Harris. ROW 2: Donnie Powell, Betty Anders, Norman Morris, Dora Caulden, Bobby Parris, Miss Stevens-Advisor. if SUB-FRESHMEN SANITATION COMMITTEE ROW I: Gerry LaCount, Mary Ann Jones, Joyce Munn, Mary McConnell. ROW 2: Glady Berdine, Fran- ces Hammitt. ROW 3: Billy Roddy, Evelyn Bowen, Betty Southerland, Bars bara Ellison. ROW 4: Mr. Hughey-Advisor, Robert Nix, Charles Patterson. 'O' La 5 i wwf gk V6 WMM 45 Student Uffieers President JOE SPARKS Vice President HAROLD ROCK HUFF Secretary-Treasurer RUTH MILLER Q04 sv Student Cabinet School Relations HUGH MCKINNEY School lnformation PEGGY LIPSCOMBE Traffic Force BOBBY IVEY Speaker of the House JAMES ROPER Public Relations BETTY SPARKS Recreation BOB GREGG Social Relations PAT PEARSON Judge HAL KELLEY School Service FRANCES ROGERS Sanitation DORIS MASTERS Prosecuting Attorney KEN FORTN ER Advisor MRS. SARA BROADNAX me, guide us down the path of good student fellowship through Student Gov- ernment . . . head the various committees . . . discuss and bring before Senate many worthy bills . . . set examples for other students. KENNETH FORTNER Prosecufing Afforney BOBBIE HOOPER Sfenographer MARGARET FREEMAN Clerk MRS. O'DELL Advisor Seated on sfeps CHARLES CAMP Bailiff WILLIAM WOFFORD Sergeonf-of-Arms HAL KELLEY Judge .7Aey fry sfuclenfs arresfed bv members of Trafhc Force for breaking school laws House Uf Hepresenlaiives ROW ONE: Mr. Von Hollen QAdvisorJ, Maudell Morgan, Pat Hendrix, Shirley Jones, Billie Alexander, .Ioan McDowell, Jimmy Hargrove, Raymond Jones, Fredie Wood, Jimmy Donnan, George Williams. ROW TWO: lmmogene Mathews, Vivian Ellenburg, Joan Bird, Belly Riggins, Billy Joe Chandler, Jerry Chapman, Leroy Davidson, Jack Kelley, Kenneih Harvel. ROW THREE: Faye Browning, Elvo Upchurch, Sibil Jones, Pafsy Johnson, Charles Dobson, Billy Jo Bridwell, James Roper, Dean McCombs. ROW FOUR: Boyce Putman, Frank Monleith, Peggy Ann Gilliard, Carroll Timms, Morgan Worfhy, Carl Sfribling, Bobby Ray Ayers, Gary Ashley, Tommy Couch. jay discuss and voie on new bills . . . send fhem fo Senate for discussion. Senate ROW ONE, left to right: Rock Huff, Thomas Vehorn Norma Jean Sullivan, Ruth Miller fSecre1aryD, Barbara Pennland, Thelma Bailey. ROW TWO: Bill Landrefh, Virginia Jewell, Joe Bailey, Mrs. Castles CAdvisorJ. ROW THREE: Miss Zimmerman, Marvin Nalley, Marilyn Stroud, Jerry Hendrix, Bob Sieplwens, Tommy Burgess. ROW FOUR: Jack Grubbs, Johnny Wilson, Don Newion, George Dill, Tommy Burgess. 3499 are composed of a represenfafive from each llth and l2fh grade homeroom . . . discuss new bills senf up from House. r ROW ONE: Doyle Hall, Bobby Miller, Woodrow Moore, William Keith, Earl Moon, Jimmy Garrett. ROW TWO: Bobby Ivey fChairmanJ, Mary E. Roper fAd- visorj, Earl Hudgens, James Dudley, Bobby Carson, Bobby Marchbanks, Ray McDonald. ROW THREE: Bobby Pierce, Randall Evingston, Joe Comp- T lil H bell, Oscar Craft, Bobby Smith, Ann Ball, Joe Langley. ROW FOUR: Hyzier Smith, Osbourn Block, Annice Stephens, T I, a ll f i B F U I1 B E Betty Ashworth, Bobby Lazar. jf? enforce laws of school . . . keep order in the hall . . . arrest breakers of the law and report to the court . . . direct chapel traffic. ',.. .K .T ROW ONE, left to right: wuneline Reese, Betty James. T ll E ROW TWO: Kenneth Fortner, Charles Thompson, Charles Camp, Cleveland Kerns, Johnny Profit, Bobby Owens. I I B H I' A S 5 U E l a I I n ll ROW THREE: Hal Kelley, William Wolford, Jerry Hester, Velma Sue McDonald, Margaret Campbell, Theron Few. ROW FOUR: Charles Hendrix, Sammy Gardner, Bobby Stephens, Kenneth Word, Joe Mullinox, Bobby Fortner. Ituhlin ,Relations gommiffee ROW ONE, Left to right: Betty Sparks lChair- manl, Gary Cooper, Sydelle Gosnell. Row TWO: Aileen Wiggington, Betty Sue Timms, Myrtis Wilson, Patsy Thompson. ROW 3: Winfred Porter, Mr. Rast lAdvisorJ. Snhnul HulaHnns Commiffee ROW ONE: Coy Lewis, Hugh McKinney CChair- manj, Virginia Gibson, .loan Dunn, Joann Sellers, may Je Y Duncan' select student of the month . . . look after pay ROW TWO: Miss Williams QAdvisorJ, Thelma telephone in P. X .... sponsor Talent Bureau . . . Ballew, Sammy Gardner, Rodnn Batson, Joe started Parker News Broadcast . . . conducted Com- Kni ml munit Chest and Red Cross drives in school. 9 Y yn, have charge of preparing chapel programs K . . . look after trophy cabinet, bulletin boards, cabinet in main hall . . . put president's pictures in P. X. ' SEATED FIRST ROW: Doris Mauldin, Jerry Stoirley, Annell Snhnnl Infnrmalunl Hmm Commifgee semen sscouo ROW: nom Campbell. 3A SEATED THIRD ROW: Olin Junkins, Bruce Hudson, Ronnie ey Cox, Edith Byers, .lone Carroll, Reba Langford. record ociivify poinfs . . . show visitors around STANDING1 Pe99Y UPSC0ff1b lClwirm0r0, Mrs- Richard R510 . . . usher af P. T. A .... keep bullefin board for fhe lAClV'S0'l' Hmvey Cole' main . . . pfepdfe weekly bullefin . . . lllell' Absent when piclure was mode: Jean Inman and Gene main projecf for The year - sforf fund for acfivify H0llif19SW0f'l1- leffers. Schuul Service Commiffee 57 ROW ONE: Betty Jean Williams, Belly Kuykendall, Frances Ley Rogers lChoirmcnD, Betty Buckner, Delores Morgan, Wilma Sims. fake Cure of P- X- and Sell School Supplies - - - Row TWO: Jem. Lollis, Jewell Barton, Mrs. wooanm QM. keep losf and found arficles . . . hold aucfions for los? and found . . . mail leffers and cards for sfu- denls . . . provide bullefin board for sfudenf nofices. Row THREE: Henry Tqrranr, visorl, Jack Dean, Gorman Williams, Buford Worthy. STANDING: Pot Pearson LChairmanJ, Betty Mouldin, George Anna Griffin, Guynell Smith, Genevieve Forest, Norma Beding- field, Sis Mayfield, Dean Powell, Ruddy Simmons. SEATED ROW ONE: Zelda Stancell, Bessie lee Turner, Frances Bryant, Allen Duke, Mrs. Slater lAdvisorJ, Connie Hudson. ROW TWO: Iris Barton, Evon Stancell, Jo Ann Smith, Bobby Foster, Darrell Pearson, Donald Norris. Social Helalinns Commiffee Sie, take care of the Leisure Lodge during lunch shifts . . . sponsor school receptions and social occa- sions . . . assist in entertainment plans for individual groups. FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Queen, Jo Anderson, Mickey Wore, Mary Jo Ayers, Dean Tinsley, Kate Ledford, Ruth Strick- land, Joyce Smith. SECOND ROW: Ted Burgess, Miss Hiott, Shirley Hopkins, Myrl Hawkins, Jo Ann Bright. THIRD ROW: Edna Nix, Bobby Ann Brazie, Hazel Ashworth, Frances Drake, Joan Hamby, Betty Dobson. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Gregg iChairmanJ, Mac Moore, Jerry Caldwell, Peggy Holder, Jerry Campbell. FIFTH ROW: Donny Bagwell, Jimmy Bagwell, Paul Black, Otis Coggins, Bill Snelson. SIXTH ROW: Bill Stone, Herbert Dodson, Winston Maior, Duncan Cooper. SEVENTH ROW: Buford Howard, .lack Taylor, Charles Tid- well. Hecrealinn Commiffee decorate football field for home games . . . help Social Relations Committee take care of Leisure Lodge . . . sponsor tournaments such as - football, ping-pong, boys' and girls' basketball, boxing, checkers, softball . . . their special project for year - track tournament. ww Pi .-F' ,. S 5 1-1 nil at in n Cjolflnllfll' ROW ONE Doris Masfers lChairmanl Mariha Miller Joann Aiken ROW TWO Loretta Bolt Belly Taylor Jewell Brannon Jean Ash Barbara Friddle ROW THREE Miss Wilburn lAdviserl Jo Ann McAlllsler Dalma Cunnada Maxie Forlune Fredrick Jones ROW FOUR Pa? Neeley Mary H. Huggin Dora Johnson Miss Langewich .. wW0mWkA lAdvisorJ R 'lb JS.....i'5 ' p'5F3'W3 ,'1' nf,7,f'35'5' I MN ' A Mary Lou Flelcher -7AK'fl encourage school cleanliness . . . keep paper fowels in resf rooms . . . keep frash cans in halls and on campus . . . check classrooms for Sanifafion Award . . . keep sani- fafion posfers on bullefin boards . . . sponsor clean-up week. SANITATION 2. PUBLIC RELATIONS 3. SOCIAL RELATIONS 4. SCHOOL SERVICE 5. TRAFFIC FORCE S. M . ,ax N..-Q he -Q-.Qs ww ,IMA QMJ., 'I' H x I i l H s FIRST ROW, left to right: Joe Wyatt, Harold Rogers, Charles Olson, Johnny Atkins, Jerry Baker, Curtis Hickam, Virgil Hill. ROW TWO: Benny Brown, leroy Ballew, Tommy Watkins, Bobby Vaughn, Johnny Wilson, Jack Grubbs. ROW THREE: l.. P. loftis, Frederick Jones, Bobby Cathcart, Mrs. Nellie Bright Clnstructorl, Joe McConnell, Mr. R. W. Summers llnstructorl, H. C. Harrison, Wilton Bagwell. gguend Gracie Textiles ROW ONE, left to right: Charles Hart, Alvin Jones, Kenneth Griffin, Leon Tyner, Tommy Reid, Jimmy Bagwell. ROW TWO: Robert Bell, Edward Holbrook, Kenneth Bagwell, Mr. R. W. Summers, Jerry Walker, Buddy Thacker, James Gilbert. jenm glade T I: x I i l e s ROW ONE, left to right: Lewis Padgett, Jack Lowery, Margie McGee, Jewell James, Billy Easter, Othal Baynard, Frank Rhodes, Elbert Tharillkill, Carl Grogan, James Grogan, James Gamble, Willette Graham, Billy Chandler, Bobby Ray Ayers, Wesley McDowell. ROW TWO: Kenneth McAbee, Tommy Proctor, Truman Smith, Gene Smith, Tammy Wilson, Ray Milsap. ROW THREE: Charles Bradberry, Mrs. Bright, Jerry Huclspeth, Jimmy Harrison. jlexfizz Cfasaea P3 ,41 l, .- I i Miss Miller and her speed cleamons Look ai all fhe kite sfring He's got his nose fo the grindslone Carrying a forch Our loom masfer i v Curls for the girls Wafclv fl1ose lines-fl1ey have lo be perfecf Nil- wif one, pearl fwo Wafch oui, boys, you mighf gel shocked 3495, are senior Commerce students . . . have regular meetings for business discussions . . . have business luncheons . . . type and cut stencils for various groups of the school. i l mfg are our future homemakers . . . learn to cook and sew, care for babies . . . cook luncheons for business meetings. Ennnnernial Eluh ROW ONE: Lina Mae Hancock, Betty Davidson, Frances Rogers, Margaret Wil- son, Virgil Stokes, Edna Faye Hunter, Margaret Vance, Norma Jean Sullivan, Annell Horvell, Peggy Lipscomb. ROW TWO: Hazel Lusk, Joyce Brewer, Doris Masters, Ruth Morgan, Lenore Bebber, Joanne Prince, Barbara Gambrell, Jerry Stairley, Joleen Littleiohn. ROW THREE: Betty Hawkins, Margaret Arnold, Grace McGaha, Aileen Wigging- ton, Doris Campbell, Miss Miller. ROW FOUR: Christine Pulliam, Betty Ashworth, Annice Stephens, Betty Queen, Mildred Campbell, Dolly Wilson, Joyce Childress, Nixine Hutt. ROW FIVE: Ray Crisp, Coy Lewis, Gerue Towe, Bobbie Hooper. Seninr Home Ennnnmius ROW ONE: Mildred Greer, Jackie Can- trell, Juanita McCrakin, Annie Wright, Lina Mae Hancock, Doris Masters, Ruth Strickland, Joyce Smith, Joan Kelly, Billie .lo Waldrop. ROW TWO: Gay Blankenship, Betty Sparks, Margie Sprouse, Barbara Moore, Joan McCallister, Virginia Gibson, Carolyn Whelchel, Sydelle Gibson, Thelma Smith. ROW THREE: Aileen Wiggington, Mar- garet Arnold, Bobbie Hooper, Mildred Campbell, Gerue Towe, Joyce Bedingfield, Betty Clardy, Barbara Penland, Martha Nell Wilson. ROW FOUR: Joanne Sullivan, Margaret Gilbert, Jackie Beam, Wanda Craigo, Betty Morgan, Betty Hawkins, Rosa Bell Jones, Barbara Anderson, Betty Atkins. ROW ONE: Madgeline Brnzeale, Ruth McAlister, Bobbie Sloan, Romona Myers, Vera Stone. Advanced ROW TWO: Minnie Irvin, Joann Marchbanks, Velma King, Betty Sue Dryman, Mildred Hall, Ensmelnluqy l First Year ROW ONE: Barbara Neal, Pat Childs, Maxine Greer, Mary Ann Jordan, Imogene Faulkner. ROW TWO: Doris Roberts, Jewell Pittman, Cherryleen Bell, Maudell Morgan. E l ROW THREE: Norma Jean Holcombe, Eloise Galloway, Betty Lee U S m H t U U 'J y Stiles, Sue McConnell, Nell Broken. ROW FOUR: Ethel Bannister, Marian Childers. mfg are our future beauticians . . . have regular customers from school and outside the school. ROW l: Byron Long Mayhlon, Mayhlon Myers, Leonard Collins, Buddy Seigler, Mr. West lTeacherJ. ROW 2: Melvin Roberts. ROW 3 Fred Fuller, Bryce Kirkpatrick, Robert Ellison, Eugene Twelfth Grade WMNQWM achine Shnp if aching Shnp 3412? ROW ONE: Edward Smith, Kenneth Cisson, Mayhlon Myers, Byron Long, Melvin Roberts, Dewey Walden, Charles Gombrell, Leonard Collins. ROW TWO: Mr. West lAdvisorJ, Guy Barnett, Bobby Bryson, Clayton George, Joe Brown, Billy Gibson, Don Hester, Buddy Seigler, Eugene lynch. ROW THREE: Richard Duncan, Ralph Roberts, James Wynn, Bryce Kirkpatrick, Richard Lowhen, Fred Fuller, Robert Ellison. learn the trade of machinists . . . do extra work for school. learn the trade of electricity . . . keep our electrical fixtures in order. ROW ONE: Mr. Von Hollen, Billy Stone, Osborne Black, Gorman Williams, Kenneth McCall, Buddy Martin, Johnny Simmons, Dan Knight, Don McGee, Olin Junkin. ROW TWO: Joe Campbell, Raymond Starkey, Clifton Henderson, Ronnie Cox, Hysier Smith, Bobby Hollingsworth, Joe Duncan, Carl Stribling, Jewell Tillotson, Charles Wil- Iiums. ROW THREE: Neil Mauldin, Roy Vaughn, Bobby John- son, Ted Mclntyre, Don Harvell, Howard Davidson, Billy Bollanger, Ben Tillotsan, Bobby Owens, A. W. Carroll. Mechanical Drawing Electricity ROW ONE: Leslie Segee, Troy Reese, Jack Medlin, Bill Davis, Bill McKinney, Mr. Forest llnstructorl. ROW TWO: James Atkins, Tommy Moreland, Richard Taylor, Joe Smith, Eugene Towe, Bobby Jeans. ROW THREE: Russell Westmoreland, Billy Jo Andrews. meg draw machine parts . . . house plans. Drafting meg are lhe l2lh grade class of Mechanical Draw- ing. ROW ONE: Mr. Von Hollen, Gorman Williams, Billy Slone, Roy Vaughn. ROW TWO: Howard Davidson, Raymond Slarkey, Ben Tillol- son, Joe Campbell, Bobby Owens. ROW ONE: Joan Soulherlin, Rosa Bell Jones, Belly Sue Green, Frances Hall, Margarel Gilberl, Carolyn Whelchel, Belly Kuykendall, Mrs, Hass llnslruclorl. ROW TWO: Rullm Slrickland, Jackie Bean, Belly Dobson, Guynell Smith, Joyce Smilh. ROW THREE: Tammy Duncan, Willie Jones, Billy Moody. jhey are members of the lllh and l2ll1 grade . . . are frained lo be excellenl salespeople . . . work in aflernoons Offer faking relail fraining. 63 fl HIJJ W a n d a sells wonder drapes. Beffy says If's in the box, if's in the bag, jusl produce the fag. Geraldine is a whiz in the sfock room. Beffy is a genius at the adding machine-us. Rosa Belle and Frances say This is our D. E. dis- play. 21 W ,,i. . .. ., ,. E s . M , ,Q Wings S L sa gi'-1 M N s ' fx 13,9-Agn qs gm S r ee:-,g,' 6 1. ,s.f Q M is ' 2 55 QA- 'kg x .ss 4' xp' ffiigf? X Q. ii 'I. Three's a crowd! 4. Oh! Those ferm papers. 2. Rice splits ci drop. 5. Trying fo gef cr head. 3. Physics' limousine. 6. The brain focfory! M. Q . , S fi 1. Three mad scienfisfs. 4. Deep subjecfs for shallow minds. 2. Puf somefhing in the head, boy! 5. You don'f say! 3. Together we seek . . . rffwiy' 'ii -vm-AV I' I-if, v, H,- ,f fn1? ' f' . ,.. ,fy ,, A J!! ' f f f ' 'V 4 1' Q, Q 1950 IQUL THELMA BAILEY .................... Assistant Editor NORMA JEAN SULLIVAN ............. Picture Editor LOUISE BLACKWELL ,....,..... Assistant Picture Editor BETTY HAWKINS .... .... A ssistant Picture Editor HAZEL LUSK .......... ....... C lub Picture Editor JEWELL BRANNON... ..... Assistant Picture Editor ANNELL HARVELL .... .......... L iterary Editor JOAN KELLY ....... .... A ssistant L' Editor BILL THARPE ...... lterary Sports ditor QPJCOIQQ 10. JOLEEN LITTLEJOHN .. . ................ Editor 11. BUFORD HOWARD ..... ..... A ssistant Sports Editor 12, VIRGIL LEE STOKES ........... Senior Write-up Editor 13. NIXINE HUFF ........ Assistant Senior Write-up Editor 14. GENE HOLLINGSWORTH ........ Advertising Manager 15. FAY HALL ............. Assistant Advertising Manager 16. MARTHA NELL WILSON ......... Circulation 17. JOYCE COKER ......... A ' 18. PEGGY ssrsta nt Circ I LIPSCOMB ' uation 19. MR. RAST. ....... . Sec reta Manager Manager 'Y Advisor hut in the photography class it Imp- only in fun! Coy pt-usiuits skirts. k'0l0lTtIl Lum- mixvnl ili-mis .mil tlu- gills' .xml Inns' --.YI liwuclunglqly-'l,j Jymygptlpgg ,bn-I-I-In-s .md Lllll I-il-i-iii lying, nilvlik ill'-' HIHIS- ll-H-' Blllf'-lllrvllfflwlll lllizfs , , , , , . V. , .. Iwistllimr whirl 4 ut ws In- nnist N H ' 'HW ' im-l '4 IWU I E iwi,.k,,d Iwmm Ml, M, Wy I,,,,l in ililu' I.isI null I-mi-.lst ul I1'.ixvt'miiii'r - ll'ux'Lvr's .nnlitm'iinn. will ln' Ilim- ron- -'N ll 'f'l '- .l lml l'N ' N lV 3 itvr ul int:-ri-sl in 'l'lu- Crm-.itinils ul' l7 llI? NNW'-l'll 'l'll1UlF- li'I l 'l 4 lImlm1,,.x N mmi,.:,l f,n,!t,,y U, l,,. NI:-.islvl-L .is -It-lmxu-Ili-, llutli '!lllll'I' ur P . ' pn-srlliluil In tln- mnsiml ilqwiirtim-nt AIN l'l ll1'- ll4l'2r'I1'l YMH1' -N Ywllfh ' on Xlairt-li III-ll. l'I-ports Miss lhith lm' l--Hl!l B' JN l'i-trr, ID-flmm Ihwlwr ' 'l'r,m,.HL ,,m,,,. ,tg,,,,L.l,,,-- .is lioiunluli-li.n'mlI .mtl llill K'.utln.nt its vol, xl, Nu. 4 nnxsu mon, GREENVILLE, s, c, wso ' '-Iimpli-if' I-.in A NW - l4'f'l l A A 'I'Ii.- xlll.ig:1- girls .mil Inns null ln' D E Stude Plrm limv snpvrx 'flu' AIIl1'l'lt'II in April. 'l'ln'l'v xx in-n'liirh CI si-nt South spcvcli that Mr. N Some pr-op games feel that mission gives them Iln: privilege of honing thc referee und net- ing in such u nmnncr that rcllvcts on good training and good sports- mnnship. just ln.-cumc this is generally done. docs not mqike it right or nt-bi-ptnhle in the eyes of people who have u sense of good sports- mnnship ond fnir play. I wish that noi Parker group would ever uct in in manner nt nn athletic contest -tlmt would hring disgrace on the schools name. The chilnces ure the referee is right, and even if he isn't, attend lunl :rice of nd- ,.nll of us mnlu: mistakes nt times. J nl l.QtXl'l'1lIlI1' I mln-s .intl sm-tml lungs-Ib. I l ' BK .Au llgnr mlirl S lt 1 i nn 1 4: an 4-I . is spur mg nlti ti' im ' . Inn Thi- ni-xx clmpi-s.'n'itli tht- ste-twill-tl 'JI'Xi xlvsigil. am- I Photography Class Pri . I nteresting- To lluld still. this has got to ln- good! Student 1-lusscs gm' L11- xvil iliurus. Ihr- cl.nni-is rf , V. purlrnyml ln' lmtli uh'-s mlulis .inrl Illi- null lu' I-il lluilqi-, Xl.nx llc-lrlu llliuuilis, Xl.u'slilw.ixilu, .Ilnu ll.ilmli, . wp:--. tl.n.I fuiulln-xlxn, I Nun Xlimim. l'.ul l'vnIlrix. Slnltlu. l'l.n:i llvxulux, Sylmil Xmln Xlust. Xlllmn Nnllliwl' .. - . . it .Irli.im 'mi-lnlu-rs -il Ilw uuls sw- Xlls Ii1nI.i5.ilnis ur- i ' '- ' L! s,Nl1ss limit: up, Xlis. llnllu ll. .ml I, X11 Iunlisli' llnxl lass tilill-in Xlxllmlmf lvllvxlx .intl Xliss hull: Keep I. Only, our pirturu to go. Cot it-M nh-oh, no lilml Xlkmrtliy. tfliuu X' 'gm-nv Itm-ws, G4-lx This happi-ns to an lot of pvoplt-,l.intI liolrlxy l'mu-1 L I pvns only to the tt-ixclwr. 'l'ln-vi it's Spanish Cla The im-mln-rs ol' thosr' classes tolu- picturvs of sclmol und Clllllllllllllty' '.zt-tivitivs and dow-lop tlwm in thoirxin Smnislu xml 'Inu fully-cqnjpped tlnrlirooms. Onvl 'pic-turf' rrcr-ntly got in tho Piedmont. with fvflllltfllli in Sonic. outstanding members of the if thu New Club Pl I - In Xlvullwrs ul flu' u.-i hm 'Los Yvcinos llut-no nl 1 no 1. pins. 'flu-y .xrr I Q I -so ill X this bpam' N-lvllllwrs ul tht- imlnnlttvt- :nrt- J..1,,,,f.f staff ROW ONE: Thelma Ballew, Connie Hudson, Lad Tanlzersley, Faye Hall, Christine Pulliam, Thelma Bailey, Buddy Tolbert, Erline Garmon, Dolly Wilson. ROW TWO: Dan Fine, Betty Mauldin, George Anna Griffin, Maxine Andrews, Barbara Moore, Barbara Woods, Louise Brown, Virginiol Jewell, Babe Bates. ROW THREE: Gene Hollingsworth, Jewel Barton, Coy Lewis, Henry Tarrant, William Wofford, Doris Ann Mosteller, Jo Ann Lister, Dot Pridmore, Carlisle Rast lAdvisorJ. EDITOR: CHRISTINE PULLIAM. Library Staff ROW 1, left to righl: Madgeline Brazeale, Thelma Davis, Barbara Black- well, Christine Slokes, Phyllis Goodnough, Micky Swaynghame, Peggy Ann Barnwell, Louise Carllon, Runelle HuHleng, Dallas Garrell, Calvin Holcombe. ROW 2: Doris Holbrooks, Frances Col- lins, Ann Edwards, Sue Daniels, Jerrie lee Shelley, Elizabeih Greer, Winna Sirickland, Mattie Ann Hendrix, Mary Ann Porter, Mary Farmer, Sara Ballew, Benalee Mullinax, Delores Burdelle. ROW 3: Mrs. Jalberf, Analee Mullinax, Jeanette Giradeau, Lucia Holder, BeMy Jean Childress, Ruby Ballew, Willie Greer, Joe Suddefh. ROW 4: Bobby Jean Carler, Margie Green, Belly Messer, Louella Brooks. ROW 5: Miss Mullinax, Helen Durham, Patsy Stone, Mary Alice Batsan, Lenora Bebber, Joyce Brewer. Prnieclinn Staff Gene Brockman, Bill Landreth, Bobby Ivey, Lee Barnwell. ROW 2: Charles Hendrix, Jimmy Bryson, Joe Langley, Ofis Coggins, Monroe Swell, Joe Sparks, Bill Tharpe, Billy Floyd. Mr. Nnlsun's Staff Joy Whitaker, Guynell Smith, Hazel Lusk, Juanita McCracken, Wanda Whelchel, Betty Clardy, Annell Harvell, Jane Carroll, Carylon Gray. Jeanette Byers, Mrs. Fannie Laura Simpson fSecretaryJ, Mr. T. M. Nelson. r. Ji-lY,S Staff ROW 1: Peggy Lipscomb, Frances Chap- man. ROW 2: Joleen littleiohn, Norma Jean Sullivan, Wanda Whelchel, Elizabeth Sullivan. ROW 3: Bill Landreth, Bill Tharpe. 11TH AND 12TH GRADE Y-TEENS ROW ONE: Jo Anderson, Joleen Littleiohn, Lina Mae Hancock, June Hun er, Martha Garrett, Nancy Saxon, Barbara Collins, Sara Rich. ROW TWO: Jerry Stairley, Annell Harvell, Betty Hawkins, Gay Bankenship, George Ann Griffith, Aileen Duke, Joyce Coker, Wilma Hardin, Miss Zimmerman lDirectorD. ROW THREE: Peggy Lipscomb, Dot Pridmore, Margaret Freeman, Rachell Meadows, Jewell Barton, Ruth Bayne, Louise Blackwell, Wilma Patterson, Buddy Tolbert. H H T 0 n Il s meg have regular mee 2 L - .-was :evra 1 ROW 1: Frances Bryant, Zelda Stancell, Barbara Odom, Maxine Garrett, Martha Patton, Palsy Holiday, Connie Greer, Bar- bara McFarland, Janie Jewell, Margie Weems, Betty Dobson, Nancy Reid, Joann Knight, Frances Hammett, Gloris Fortune, Ann Snelson, Faye Palmer. ROW 2: Joyce Batson, Ann Hickam, Rita Batson, Gwendolyn Nelms, Loretta Bolt, Helen Durham, Edith Nicholson, Jo Ann Aiken, Sue Cash, Pat Watkins, Susan Brown, Joyce Munn, Shirley Reid, Gay Hudson, Sybil Jones. ROW 3: Shirley Parker, Babe Bates, Betty Lou Martin, Mary Ann Gillispie, Jo Ann Mull, Jo Ann Smith, Shirley Smith, Jo Ann Rigdon. tings . . . plan parties . . . sponsor open-house at the Y after ball games . . . support World Fellowship through Y. W. C. A .... present chapel pro- grams. Ileallh Palrnl FIRST ROW, TOP TO BOTTOM: Mrs. Willa Phillips, Mary Messer, Martha Jean Gosnell, Moe Blankenship, Doris Howard, Jean Turner, Carolyn Waters, lone Gosnell. SECOND ROW, TOP TO BOTTOM: Winino Gardner, Shirley Buckner, Mary Ann Jones, Drucilla Dunlap, Joon Crawford, Dorothy Leroy, Ethel Taylor. work in clinic during their gym period . . . take course in First Aid. nw R sf Tm? 5' 1. X, I f Lnnkur Servinn Bill Landreth, Otis Coggins, Bill Thorpe. 3412? open lockers . . . take care of keys . . . keep lockers clean . . . distribute keys at beginning of year. v 1, . ,, KJ? j .., 4 Q' - .71 ' I I I 3 'Y I I' i Q Mi W' 5 .MJ-f . 3 X 4. X . ,Y xx ,,,,,,.-fx X . , , X . Q1 , ,ff YN'-N A 'V K I . K ' j A M - 1- 4, K A , 7 . l ' W K l 1 if -af. if Hy' , l l 1 if I . l i' i - ,- M l - ,.,.-,,, ,, . ' -f-g5ff'i't A l r '4 K vf-'T ,' hi 4 ' '?'?f Y!w1r r'-'--f- 5 ' L- ' i ' 3Q.w :N'fM,,' M - , l l X kb 'X '4l97f.f?.i?YfiwM 3 ' f t 921 'iz : , X wwf-e-Q-fxfwl-uf-ps. - A' BILLY LANDRETH BETTY DOBSON MAXIE FORTUNE li h H H 1 1, FIRST ROW: Don Newton, Alan Cox, Jerry Hendrix, Perry Miller, Bobby Stephens, Brice Kirkpatrick, Gary Ashley Charles Camp, Kenneth Fortner. SECOND ROW: Jack Waters, Bill McKinney, Fig Newton Tiny Wyatt, Danny Bagwell, Blackie Durham, Joe Sparks Wilton Bagwell. 1 1 THIRD ROW: Dean Powell, Benny Brown, Gilbert More- land, Bill Snelson, Hugh McKinney, Joe Cambell, Johnny Wilson, Bill Tharpe. FOURTH ROW: Bill Lundreth, Otis Coggins, .loe Hill Jones, Maxie Fortune, BoBo Crawford, Kenneth McAbee. WJ BLUEH LE ff - W1'wf2f2vhffW' ' - fi , 1 S I - I Q We X ' S R' I I I W- . 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TED DREW dk FIRST ROW: Gwendolyn Nelms, Joan Hamby, Anna SECOND ROW: Mary Ruth Black, Mary Ann Maylield, Farrow, Frances Hall, Mildred Greer, Patsy Pearson, .loan Betty Jean Mauldin, Belly Kykendall, Billie .Io Waldrop. EH EL B5 we? Latin Eluh are llfh and l2fh grade Latin students . . . have regular club meetings . . . have special project. gb? ROW ONE: Jack Satterfield, Nancy Saxon, Carolyn Moss, Betty Buckhiester, Lola Grace Bentield, Mary Gray Tate. ROW TWO: Vivian Langewisch lSponsorD, Jewell Brannon, Myrtis Wil- son, Joyce Tooley, Shirley Jones, Jo Ann Aiken, Joan Kelly, Juanita Camp- bell, Betty Sparks, Shirley Anderson, Eleanor Sherrill. ROW THREE: Jimmy Hunt, Jean Ash, Shirley Howard, Shirley Owen, Bobbie Jean Timms, Joyce Batson, Ann Hickam, Rita Batson, Carylon Anders, Sydelle Gosnell, Betty Taylor. ROW FOUR: Bobby Taylor, Jo Ann Bright, Bobby Miller, Mary Tribble, Mary Ann Mayfield, Theron Few, Mitzi Boozer, Patsy Williams, Vivian Bal- Ienger, Edna Davis, Virginia Gibson, James Bishop, Dennis Williams. ROW FIVE: Jerry Chapman, Kate Ledford, Curtis Bell, Kenneth Tatham, Gerry Gambrell, Durward Yeargin, Bobby Joe Hill, Ladson Tankersley, Thomas Vehorn, Betty Sue Timms, Ken- neth Fortner. ROW SIX: Bill Marler, James McCall, Otis Coggins, Rudolph Galloway, Billy Spearman, Marvin Nalley, Charles Tid- well. . 23: Q' Spanish Club are 'llih and l2ih grade Spanish students . . . have regular club meetings. ROW ONE: Dat Pridmore, Wilma Patterson, Thelma Ballew, Mac Moore, Rock Huff. ROW TWO: Manson Cheek, Pat Massey, Patsy Bryant, Louise Blackwell, Betty Kuykendall, Geraldine Cooley, Billie Jo Waldrop. STANDING: Eleanor Leach, Martha Nell Wilson. ROW THREE:. Vivian Langewisch lSponsorJ, Grace Shepard, .lo Ann Hol- land, Mary Ruth Black, Delma Cannada, Harriet Sagar, Jean Inman, Betty Futch. ROW FOUR: Louella Brooks, Sammy Gardner, Jerry Hester, Gene Hollings- worth, Jerry Campbell, Hal Kelley, Jack Tatham, William Wolford, Margaret Freeman, Gay Blankenship. FIRST ROW: Margaret Vance, Virgil lee Stokes, Betty Sparks, Jerry Stairley, Joe Langley, Martha Jewell Miller. SECOND ROW: Sybil Hodge, Betty Smith, Dot Stone, Theron Few, Sammy Gardner, Durward Yeargin, Winfred Porter, THIRD ROW: Buddy Freeman, Billie Alexander, Joe Mullinax, James Crosley. TQ'-lv Buddy Freeman, Don Forester, Billy Fuller, Don Tate, Billy Hunt, Marion Cox, Jackie Cantrell, Charles Stone, Havelyn Gillespie, Alvin Barker, Billie Jo Bridwell, Thelma Bailey, Van Mon- teith, Richard McGoriety, Ronnie Camp- bell, Peggy Mauney, Mahon Bishop, Doris Hughes, Jo Ann Edwards, Juanita Bridwell, Alvin McGaha, Doris Edwarls, Harold McCraw, Paul Morchbanks, Joe Thompson, Grace Porter, Ramona Myers, Hellen Durham, Roy Hudson, Billy Lockee, Bill Jones, Margaret Madden, Mirian Poole, Rose Clark, Shirley King, Bill Cathcart, Miss Williams, Jerry Cald- well, Leroy Dovidson, Jack Gosnell, Billy Bishop, Jimmy Williams, Joyce Allison, Bobby Sue Robinson, Coy Lewis, William Webb, James Hariston, Martha Ann Glenn, Joe Knight, Ruth McAlister, Jeon Whitmire, Lougene Reeves, Pat Snelson, Earle Hudgens, Gene Mauldin, Hilliard Spearman, Maxine Garrett, Moi'Tett Gardner, Donald Burgess, Billy Jones, R. L. Hen- drix, Tommy Holder, Joyce Watson, Jerry Whitmire. Talent Bureau we? present chapel programs . . . present programs in various communities. Arts and Crafts learn to make many beautiful things . . . hook- rugs, billfolds, book covers . . . moke posters and draw pictures for us . . . make decorations for social events and receptions . . . 7 i Oyj 00 ROW ONE: Paul Black, Jack Scott, Eddie Holcomb, Jimmy Duncan, Cecil Langley, Donald Davidson, Harold Knight, Dan Chapman. ROW TWO: Miss Trowell, Bobby Thompson, Woodrow Moore, Winfrecl Porter, Joe Upchurch, Lewis Hardin, Charles Whitehead. ROW THREE: Donny Bagwell, Bobby Lazar, David Maore, Lindsay Clark, Bobby Malone, Eugene Beece. Wxe CA 0I'llJ ROW ONE: Miss Trowell, Charles Carpenter, Bob Cathcart, Mamie Jo Martin, Bobbie Lou Jorhnston, Faye Conner, Ann Smith, Jo Ann Lister, Betty Jean Mauldin, Reba Langford, Wilma Hardin, Gene Broclcman, Bill Cathcart. ROW TWO: Joe Langley, Bobby Pierce, Jewell Barton, Doris Ann Mos- teller, Ruth Bayne, Sara Rich, Barbara Collins, Danny Byers, Jerry Caldwell, Rudolph Dodson. ROW THREE: W. B. West, Herbert Dodson, Delmer Rucker, Racheal Mead- ers, Doris Reeves, Harvey Cole, James Fortune, Joe Granger. 7 00 A ROW ONE: lva Lee Ramsey, Jo Ann Moody, Maxine Gillespie, Annie Wright, Pat Hendrix, Margaret Vance, Virgil Lee Stokes, Clara Southerland, Edna Hunter, Sara Alexander, Betty David- son. ROW TWO: Miss Trowell, Elizabeth Sullivan, Joyce Bedingfield, Barbara Gambrell, Betty Queen, Ja Ann Prince, Jaan McAlister, Mary Tribble, Dorothy Stone, Peggy Hamond, Louella Brooks. ROW THREE: June Babb, Violet Moore, Margaret Marchbanlxs, Jerry Stairley, Nixine Huff, Wilma Souther- land, Sybil Canup, Joyce Smith, Peggy Gilliard. ROW FOUR: Mary Jo Dacus, Jean Williams, Edna McCoy, Juanita Parham, June Hunter, Clara Hendrix, Jean Chapman, Anita Fay West, Vivian Hopkins, Mary Hellen Huggin. iano .sguclenfa Here is a gathering of 20 of the 75 piano students at Parker. They are under the direction of Mrs. May W. Morrow. Her assistants are: Mrs. Clara Heath, Mrs. Effie D. Gwinn, and Miss Bessie Cheros. FIRST ROW: Harriet Ledford, Gloria Fortune, Jerry Duncan, Martha Jewell Miller, Vivian Ellenburg, Martha Jean Runion, Betty Riggins. SECOND ROW: Nancy Dunagan, Jo Ann Mull, Kather- ine Dairs, Jo Anne Smith, Pat Neely, Hilda Wilson, Miriam Poole, Barbara Hester. THIRD ROW: Billy Joe Bridwell, Margaret Miller, Pat lafoy, Marguerite Taylor, Helen Crumpton, Betty Jean Crumpton, Anita Faye West. W There is music even in the beauty and the silent note which Cupid strikes, far sweeter than the sound of an instrument, for there is music where- ever there is harmony, order, or proportions, and thus far we may maintain the music of the spheres. -Sir Thomas Browne Dwight Bramlett, Charles Campbell, J. L. Cannon, Gary Cooper, Margie Dunn, Billy Faulkenberry, Evelyn Fletcher, Gary Fowler, Wesley Franklin, Walker Gibson, William Gibson, Billy Gosnell, Gene Griessman, Barbara Harvey, Tommy Holder, Eddie Jester, Wallace Kidd, Jack Lyle, Gwendall McCall, Wendall McCall, Jake pallel' Marshbank, Harold Lee Martin, Ruben Martin, Doris Mauldin, Larry Meeks, Leroy Moon, Lee Pulliam, Boyce Putnam, Vero Mae Quinn, Lan- drum, Reece, Wavalene Reece, Jerry Scott, Gary Smith, Jack Taylor, Charles Thomson, Edna Ivester, Marion Cox, Billy Hunter. SZAOJ ZZMJ llffiners CHARLES CAMPBELL-Sergeanf JACK TAYLOR-Tsf Sergeant GENE GRIESSMAN-2nd Lieufenanf CHARLES THOMPSON-lst Lieufencnf MARVIN NALLEY-Captain Mainr and Majnrnttns NORMA KATE SHERRER JOYCE ALLEN PATSY BARNETT MARVIN NALLEY ll i r n ci n r MR. JOHN COKER Hand Captain MARVIN NALLEY ccwmt, ,staff DIETITIANS Miss Evell Penland Miss Ruby Penland First row, left to right: Fay Martin, Margaret Campbell, Minnie Grace Duncan, Ida Mae Tinsley, Fidelia Veal, Jean Timmerman. Second row: Clairette Raines, Marion Turner, Edna Raines, Jo Ann Boone, Winfred Norris, Jack Cisson, Robert Campbell. Third row: Betty Staton, Dorothy Harrison, Betty Black, Lillian Camden, Charlotte Chandler, Miss Ruby Penland fDietitianJ. Fourth row: Arthur Greene, Rayford Camp- bell, Melville Haney, Jack Wyatt. jhey work in the cafeteria during lunch shifts. if 4 AF M A 1 fl, , aj? 55.33 'Eh 'P' 4 ,, if' fi? ,fg,,ff:1.+1fff5Hfi ham, gg' 5 APY if Aw 51979 ! ff fm, Qgwgg I fix? Mafia gyms 7 Ugiufffsff, M7725 ZWMJEN Umg Waifiii Qfiaihfhzf pg ZZZQW 1 -1 ws' 'vw , . :nv R. ,R M A X .,., W R f K K A 2. MOST ATHLETIC 5. BEST GROOMED f i. E9 Iljewfon Guynell Smith at GGYSOFI - BII S1 ape? a lived 3. MOST INTELLIGENT ' one Dons Mcmem 6. BIGGEST BULL SHOOTER I. MOST POPULAR H'1'Ke eY Charles Berry , , 4. CUTEST COUPLE Joleen LIHIeIohn P H ld 7. BIGGEST I-IEART BREAKER Joe Don Sparks eggy O er Jerry Caldwell DOriS MOSierS ,. .xdcfiuify oaffera Row 7: Jane Carroll, Kenneth Fortner, Rock Huff, Joleen Litilejohn, Peggy Lipscomb. jdey Row 2: Hugh McKinney, Thelma Bcullew, Joe earn leifers by parficipafing in various Sparks. acfivifies of fhe school. .Siluafenlo of Students ot the month are selected by the Public Relations Committee on the recommenda- tion of members of the Parker faculty. They have distinguished themselves in both their studies and extra curricula activities. flw Wlonfli First row: Jean Ash, Myrtis Wilson, Betty Sue Timms, Louella Brooks, Sydelle Gosnell. Second row: Theron Few, Delmar Rucker. Absent when picture was mode: Wilton Bog- well. X XX X gwff SMA ff! XX X Q ssmlun i fQ.,,,, JY.1.,f,1W XX ff Y Z 7X XX i .izborb aa e QX fa W f 0, Q Wm .S7fricLfanc! Z SENIUH GX MX Egan QX X4 Joyce Mm, .IUNIUH X i ff? 4951 9 cff XXX X4 JUN UH 9 S MX w,Klg A iv iv K l 'Gage N 'Q fu 582 Q, 1 :Q :Sw 355 'sr . 1 - 1' ww . R0 y 3 X4 .fx -E .:'- 4. 2 , Q ' Wx f Q ' X J i4, V ek I Msg Q + V 1 2. if gi H - Xiu HX L Q ff. nk v 5 ,. : 'flirt i wk 52 :fn XJ gg kfi t -5 ? .'-' K ' ,VS V 7 i . he :k I H : ' ' - 'Uri' XX ff annie g 2 2 i ff XX If 'IK y IQIQQJ JUNIIIH Mf.f.4fff safe' jlPIIOI' X if 'X Z 'illl'HI1MUHIZ 7, X5 Y X ' ki .X QX ff 2 X XX-N X ff XX XX Halle! Hfflndll SIIPHUMUHIE JQ.1m,.,f gY W4 HM AW 3 R X MX gk ff PAM, gi,.,,1,.,,,,gA - FHEEHMAN f X ff W .S-Zirdzy 3011111514161 X A N HUB-PHESHM if Xi 14' fi Kyune -Mrnler Senior jnvfnra Vfgafyivuf Junior .xdffvne .izxulv Junior Jaden oliffafonn Senior .fynlleff sydflleff 5' W Senior 190999 clipjcomg Senior gohgfe .Ann grazfe Freshman .gmogene 7WaffAewJ Freshman Jean jmmerman Sub-Freshman qv X? afzaffl .Anil COM!! Junior olloreffa gon Sophomore ?Mmffe .x4fLfn.fon Sophomore 'A' if 'kv I ,ix 2 v-, 5 if ss I q w..wf'l',f Ml 6006A F. H. WHITEY KENDALL P lil Heodcooch .fdubfanf CoacL W. M. BILL BYRAN Assisfanf Coach J' 5 MW M 'Q ff L , , MLN: an JS MI? y 5 fi - 1 u M .W , Y 5 wg ,,,., , - 1 if W U-J Q Ei - Rig? 5 HFQ3 ff V raw ' Uv W Af X255 WE, -fm, 'Q 'J' Q TNR xy 3 Mabyw ms' 1 3, ' , 339 by x fxw 'fx X TVI? 5 , X gf , 'if V W ff Sa W5 My ,ff ,sg rg i F S h Q 4 M JF' fn, . 'Y xg . , .wjyx . 9 'wg ' W A Q it . K A SQ? is Sk MM it mf' ,ew Y qi . . N-XL 1 Y A X Ph 1 W Wa, 7' My gms' ' 'ii Jify K yy 1' . VW Q W-3 fx wg L if N... 4 mga Q H 4 1 A ix 4 ' 6 Qi Qi Q .V rf' A 'G -: W- X , ,ki .b., xg .N sl Y k ,A I 1 W A V f J' 5 A A Q gfs? 1 N x Q fp 'fb M , , gms 'V j,1Qk If 'eiximix V C ,155 :Xia gi X 1 1'-Lf gf? gw i,p gf fr ' 2 'Q -B M lp Q7 4 f :mlm ' WQM5. Nfpihn' .Ly fy X 'S f Vw, . W, if ' S fff' gf 'E Q, qt' Ki!! if N ,J 1 new 'ws' ,i '.,- 1 DON NEWTON-Wingback 4. BLACKIE DURHAM-Fullback 2. Bruce KIRKPATRICK-End 5. PERRY MILLER-wangbqck 3. wiLroN BAGWELL-Guard 6. clam MCKINNEY End lln The Hennrd Beginning the year with four returning lettermen, Coach Whitey Kendall led his team to a very successful season. The team played ten games, two of them out of state. While losing only two battles, to Greenwood and Columbia, the Tornado thundered over Flor- ence, Liberty, Spartanburg, Easley, Gaffney, Lancaster, Olympia and Anderson. One of the hardest wins that Parker had was with Spartan- burg, where in the final minutes Parker scored seven points to win seven to six. As usual on Thanksgiving Day the Parker- Greenville game was played. Both teams played with high spirit to a 20-20 tie. This game was fought before a crowd of 22,000 which backed their favorite all the way. At the end of the season, the team had its an- nual football banquet. At the banquet Blackie Durham was elected most valuable player and was awarded a trophy for this. lt was announced that Danny Bagwell and Jerry Hendrix were elected co-captains for next year's team. PIIUTHALL EAPTAINS BLACKIE DURHAM and FlG NEWTON -,-,, .N . ,x v . Q. . A , m i Ee? .lv it ff 5 fl 4, Q P 5 'it we J 1-1 za: - K L' Q .FJ 3. 1 v. T . . L 'I. FIG NEWTON-Back ,sg . 1 4. CHARLES CAMP-Tackle 2. JOHNNY WILSON-End 5. KEN FORTNER-Tackle 3. BILLY JOE ROBINSON-Back 6. JACK TATHAM Buck 19 4 H H H II n r Il Parker 21 .. Florence 8 Parker 20 .. Liberty 0 M A N A E E H S Parker 7 .... . . . Spartanburg 6 Parker 34 . . . . . . Gaffney 7 Parker 'l4 .. Lancaster O Parker O .. Greenwood 'I9 Parker 7 .. Columbia 26 Parker 26 .. Anderson 7 Parker 20 .. Greenville 20 l HERBERT DODSON, JOE CAMPBELL, WINSTON MAJOR if 5 S5 6 I , 1 . W ,, X F ,J M LX, Q L 1i ? . .mY 4 J. xv, X EiQr L L . LX 1 . x. YBEIQLB 1,11 f- ' E , 1 . 3 ' 1. JOE BAILEY-Buck 2. ALAN COX-End 3. GENE BROCKMAN-Guard 4. MAC MOORE-Bock 5. BILLY RHODES-Buck 6. WALLACE BLACK-End 7. FREDRICK JONES-Cerner 8. BRUCE GALLOWAY-Guard 9. BILLY BO BO CRAWFORD-BGG 10. SAMMY CRAIGO-Guard 11. BOBBY PIERCE-Bock 12. JAMES WYNN-Guard 13. CHUCK BERRY-Buck Pnulhall Uf Thu 1. JOEL GREEN-Tackle 2. DANNY BAGWELL-End 3. GARY ASHLEY-Cenier 4. BOBBY LAZAR-Guard 5. JOHNNY JOHNSON-Back 6. DANNY BYERS-Buck 7. W. C. MULIJNAX-Guard 8. KENNETH McABEE-End 9. RICHARD LAWHORN-Guard IO. DELMAR RUCKER-Guard 'I 1. BOBBY STEPHENS-Tackle 12. JERRY HENDRIX-Center Highlights SIEHSIIII ff! pp s T agua YQ snggigiewi N. NI' Wk O Q l,Ual'J5 anal 1. Remember our Fooibcll Banquef? 5. Whci's on fhe menu? 2. Fig receives his honors. 6. Blackie, our mon-of-war! 3. Our nexi year's capfoins. 7. Yes, I gof mine in Paris also. 4. Our heroes! 8. is coach sfili passing our awards? 7 mfs? BASKETBALL IIIJAIIHES WHITEY KENDALL BILLY KEE MANAGERS JIMMY DUNCAN RICHARD WATSON HAH Team Row I DON NEWTON-Guard TINY WYATT-Forward W. C. MULLINAX-Forward BILL McKINNEY-Guard GARY ASHLEY-Forward Row 2 JOE GRANGER-Center ALAN COX-Forward MORRIS NEWTON-Forward DANNY BAGWELL-Guard BRICE KIRKPATRICK-Center HBH Team Row I BOBBY COOK-Guard WILLARD FOWLER-Forward WINSTON MAJOR-Guard BRUCE GALLOWAY-Center Row 2 MARILYN STROUD-Guard DANNY BYERS-Forward JIMMY CRAINE-Center WALLACE BLACK-Center JERRY HENDRIX-Guard H H Team Row I BRUCE BAYNE-Guard BUDDY HOLLINGSWORTH-Forward BILL SMITH-Forward Row 2 CHARLES CRAWFORD-Forward DAVID LYNCH-Center CAROL CLEVENGER-Guard BOBBY PRIDMORE-Forward DANNY FOWLER-Forward mi ., ,R h-.A i vlmffip 15 G i . RWE 2153 A TEAM SIIIIHES Parker 49 Parker 43 Parker 45 Parker 39 Parker 45 Parker 73 Parker 51 Parker 54 Parker 32 Parker 31 Parker 49 Parker 50 Parker 63 Parker 42 Parker 41 Parker 51 Parker 99 Parker 47 Parker 48 Parker 52 Parker 49 Parker 63 STATE Parker 39 Parker 62 Parker 52 Parker 51 Cenlral High CCl1arloHe1 Salisbury Covertimel Reynolds Coverlimel Greensboro Marietta, Ga. College Park, Ga. Hendersonville Hendersonville Spartanburg Greenville Richmond Academy Olympia Dreher Cenlral High lCharloHeJ Harding CCharloHeJ Richmond Academy Spa rlanburg Olympia Dreher Anderson Greenville Anderson AA TOURNAMENT SUMTER Dreher Anderson Sumler Florence Star Players Fig Newlon F Danny Bagwell G Tiny Wyaff F Alan Cox F Don Newton G Brice Kirkpafrick C Joe Granger C B TEAM SIIIIHEE1 Parker Central Parker Reynolds KWinston-Saleml Parker Greensboro Parker Hendersonville Parker Hendersonville Parker Spartanburg Parker Greenville Parker Richmond Academy Parker Olympia Parker Dreher Parker Central High lCharlotteJ Parker Harding fCharlotteD Parker Richmond Academy Parker Spartanburg Parker Olympia Parker Dreher Parker Anderson Parker Greenville Parker Anderson li TEAM HIIUHES Parker Pickens Parker Welcome Parker Paris Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parke: Parker Parker Parker Travelers Rest Belton Laurens Travelers Rest Slater Paris Pickens Spartanburg Laurens Q41 W.,--Y ' 'HEXFSBL' .L P SIS MAYFIELD F MARY ANN GILLESPIE GAY BLANKENSHIP G PAT PEARSON F BILLIE JO WALDROP G DORIS FULLER F MESS GRACE HIOTT Girls' Coach gaffefgaf I. FRANCES HALL G MILDRED SUE GREER G 2. MARY JO DACUS F BETTY BUCKNER F 3. SIS MAYFIELD F GWEN RED NELMS G MILDRED SUE GREER Co-Capfoin PAT PEARSON Capfoin MANAGERS JUANITA MCCRACKEN MADOLYN WILSON JOAN KELLY HELEN DURHAM PAT HENDRIX A TEAM H TEAM GWEN RED NELMS. .. . . . MILDRED SUE GREER. .. ... BILLIE JO WALDROP. .. ... GAY BLANKENSHIP . .. ... PAT PEARSON ..... MARY JO DACUS .... DORIS FULLER .... BETTY BUCKNER . .. SIS MAYFIELD ......, .... MARY ANN GILLESPIE ...........,... .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Absent when picture was Taken: FRANCES HALL, Forward. BETTY LOU ANDERS.. IMOGENE MATHEWS. BARBARA FRIDDLE .... OLIE BARTON ..... JERRY DUNCAN... BETTY EDENS. . . MILLIE BARTON ... SHIRLEY SMITH .... DORIS HUGHES ..... IDA JONES ...... PAT NEELY .......... DRUCILLA MCCRACKEN Forward . . . .... Guard Forward .Guard Forward Forward Forward ....Guard Forward Forward Forward Forward nys' Gym Classes This isn'f Egypt, but we have pyramids, foo! How does the world look upside clown? Sfr-e-e-e-ch! Look af the muscles! Charlie, my boy! Girls' Gym Classes Our girls practice First Aid Ring around the roses - or London Bridge? Play something round and we'll have a ball Could this be gym? One, two, three, kick! or AY' iss -vb .4-'K i! 'I. Annie Gei Your Gun! 3. Mrs. Griffin - Book Binder 2. Busy Man? 4. Could ihis be food in fhe 8th Grade? Victor Monaghan Company Division of J. P. STEVENS AND COMPANY, INC Greenville, South Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF Earnlina Life Insurance SOUTH CAROLINA'S OLDEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY all Is Better to Have and Not Need It Than It Is to Need and Not Have Itf, EDUCATION POLICIES A SPECIALTY Fifty-two Representatives in Greenville District ED. B. SMITH, District Manager Offices: 200 Woodside Bldg. Phone 2-1161 INSURE AND BE SURE .Umm U12 - f, . . 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COMPLIMENTS OF f MQ Home of QUALITY-TENDER,' MEATS and VERI-BEST PRODUCE Offices and Warehouse Super Highway Greenville, S. C COMPLIMENTS OF Sears, Hnehuck 8 En. Where Good Quality Costs Less . Home Furnishing ' Hardware ' Electrical Appliances ' Auto Needs ' Plumbing and Heating . Sporting Goods . Work Clothes Your Greenville, South Carolina Store i Ui ' r Q nl' 'fy 1 's' E 'N i, 47 N ,W il in X 'J v, C9 I '. i E' E ' ,1 X E5 I9 IA L N1 1 7 5' iw .' ' ky XJ! E if 4' I- 4 rr i 'F' W ff! V ' V in u v Wizhf Best Wishes to Our Friends of the if PARKER SCHOQLS THE FLORENCE MILLS American Spinning Division STOP Let that sweetheart autograph this page. 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Some- times the calls you receive are even more important. You'd miss a lot if the telephone Wasnit there. Just on calls you make, the tele- phone's a big bargain in conveni- ence, security, success and good times. When you add the calls you receive, it's an even bigger value. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY . . . . ..f1mf- f Asljvfrlx'-.V f I, .IEZP . r I .. , , . ,,, ,I . -'-.pl..'.'s -..4- Il' ,Q ,Z ' wr - wdf6r.,4,L , A 0 s E. ':4 'Lk Y 't 7,449 Q' 44 ' l 7 H 1, 1 0 L, - Q v 4..?. ,194-1416! -Vv'lZ,'L. J- . I . 9 I , -3? 3' ' , E' ' f 7 . -- QC-1-C14 ,,,216g,4!,q,,,,y I 1 ,---4 Yun.-4-f.5' , .:i'c:,,4,L.., Gf! 44' 17 L I pg, L , 1 f'-Vffww-Q ME. by ,ti Z X ' OJ vg9 S , Q W! .xg get 4050, 65 Qes K' Avtit 00 360 9 E' . 30, 30 5 , E ea as 4 ' N wie ge S9 , V' 6 4 V oe fs' x90 W5 X , 0 Q 0 L ' XX U ask V! 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QL. - 207 North Main Street ogg N49 Phone 2-2622 ?shxQ Greenville, South Carolina ESX ,QR A.,-Vx,Vvv wNA -Vx.xA,xfVVXA v,CwAAWvw BREZEALE SUPPLY CO. 126 Pendleton St. West Greenville Phone 5-1687 Sporting Goods - Paints - Seeds Store No. 2 101 New Buncombe Rd. Phone 3-1381 Paints - Seed - Garden Tractors VA'A DILLARD PAPER COMPANY Incorporated . If Ifs Paperl' PAPER MERCHANTS Greensboro, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Greenville, S. C. Roanoke, Va. Bristol, Va.-Tenn. HEYWARD MAHON COMPANY Greenville, South Carolina Good Clothes for Men and Boys R. D. JoNEs ac soNs MORTICIANS Telephone 5-1641 1004 AugllSI8 St - xvfvvvwwvvvvw fvxfvx xwx fvNN THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Greenvllle, South Carolma Member F. D. I. C. A Pleasure to Serve You HARDWARE - PAINTS - HOUSEWARES FREEMAN-BABB HARDWARE CO. 101 West North Street Telephone 2-2451 Greenville, South Carolina ,XA xx,X,N. C. DOUGLAS WILSON COMPANY For the Best in All Kinds INSURANCE AND MORTGAGE LOANS Phone 2-5343 Compliments of THE BELL LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS NwvvwAwvvv wAAAAAAAQ R I N li J. G. BRIGHTWELL CO. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS SUNSTRAND ADDING MACHINES Sales Service and Rentals OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FURNITURE 0 Q 12 W. McBee Ave. Greenville, S. C. A Pllone 2-2791 N x . . S .. N ' I IQ F DRUGS SUNDRIES 'I X ECKERD'S X - Q XB PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS ' A 212 N. Main Street Greenville, S. C 5 X - FOR STEIN'S THEATRICAL MAKE-UP :Q MWWWIWMWWWWWVVMWW .9 'A It J. C. HALEY FURNITURE Co. N X N3 N 5 S ' u X .QR I if QXQN Xx 34 I E s CR is 'IN fx 'R AAAA THE STORE OF VALUES CASH OR TERMS 656-58 S. Main St. Phone 3-1332 R. M. DACUS DRUG STORE Covers the Parker District Like the Dew R. M. DACUS, Druggist Monaghan Judson ,-.,vvV-VV-Vx, wv ,mANVvw X x xxfvvvx THE PEERLESS MART -, - ., -. ' WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Maytag Washers - R. C. A. and Zenith Radios General Line of DRY GOODS - SHOES CLOTHING AND NOTIONS , West Greenville, South Carolina BEST WISHES T0 PARKER GRADUATES 1 WHEN IN NEED OF PAINT AND HARDWARE See COLE PAINT 86 HARDWARE 603 W. Wasllington Street Phone 3-1162 vvvvx AA BROCK'S, INC. JEWELERS 212 N. Main Street Phone 2-2612 Distinctive Portraiture The Nation's Studio OLAN MILLS PORTRAIT STUDIO 228 North Main Street Greenville, South Carolina Jvvvvvvvqv, wMNWwNw STONE BROTHERS H18 N. Main Street COMPLETE OUTEITTERS TO MEN, YOUNG MEN AND STUDENTS Crown ille. South Carolina WELBORN LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Uffivv and Yard Pt'lHHf'l0ll Hemel I U. llnx No. 27 'I'vIf-plmnv 7 171 S XX JUDSON LAUNDRY CLEAN, AIRY, DAYLIGHT PLANT uVl1l'I'l' You Will Find Qlllllff-S' Wforlf ut Morlvnltv Privvs SAFE AND SANITARY SERVICE Call 3-0842 X Hl, GRADUATES . . . Let's Go! You lucky guys and gals have places to go in our Piedmont of Opportunity, and I'm going with you. iFact is, l've been right along since your bottle warming days.l, Lift your chin . . . you're graduating 545, into the freest economy on earth. f 7 N . The only one left where you can pick your own job and work out your own ideas about making it more productive and more profit- able. Your diploma is a challenge to understand Our Way . . . to Keep It Free and Make It Better. 4 A' f- K a I l , V ' 1 N ... C r QR DUKE PUWER CUMPANY AmxA ,Vx ,- .jcidlag Jcfeme 0llgAl'lll!C5 227 Cleveland Street .kkw AvAAx Compliments of MONAGHAN MILL STORE Greenville, South Carolina W. J. Batson - B. J. Trammell - J. R. Zachary REAL ESTATE Dial 3-5336 or 2-9813 5 E. Court St Vex -Vvxm,-. x 1, vvvv-MN xwvvvvvv-Aww,A N Lxvwx x , I NICK'S' DINER North Main Street ' a VNvwAA, NA 'STEWART HUGHES LUMBER co. West' Greenville, South Carolina .New Easley Highway V P. O. Box D Phpme 5-1011 One Stop Buililing Servicen I l 615 C lfny fir.: X PURNFTURE .J, CONHUHWY , . V '- EQpQwgd I r cSXqEi5v'A'D EASLEY ROAD GREENVII-ll-E. SOUTH CAROLIN A -xfvx, BRUCE 8: DOSTER'S NREXALL DRUGS Dial 2-8215 LUNSFORD'S PLUMBING SUPPLIES Complete Line of New and Used Furniture W e Install and Repairn Dial 3-4380 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of BALEN TIN E MACH. WORKS Paris Mountain Road 9 Aff apr? wwf Tiifgw 96, W , Compliments of M ylym' 'AFRIEND Dafa M, ,QL 5' Compliments of L4 ', PARKER ROAD DRUG STORE XTHE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE ' v X M ' Corner Parker Road and Woodside Avenue u ' 1' b 5 . I Phone 2-4211 Greenville, S. C. . u - as ' 7 A Compliments of 2 N , 2 .FRANKLIN SAVINGS aa LOAN CO. i' ,' 'A LexlIding Hundreds to Thousandsn 5 102i E. Washirlgton Street Phone 3-4435 - .I , J 1. .Q lg . f QI ,I 'E 91 ICE AND GOAL xl u, ' ' I-L 'O I. i, Telephone 3-1646 LQ A GREENVILLE ICE 86 FUEL PLANT I ' -Q 221 River Street N LwANx xfvvxx y- .. If 1 v' 1 C52 Q1 Best Wishes to 1950 Class and All X X A Classes to Follow M. L. LANFORD 86 SONS SUPER MARKET 6 Pendleton Street Phone 5-3671 West Greenville, South Carolina x xx wNN vvwAVA,vyx -VX,fVM. X . X NEAL LUMBER COMPANY ALL KINDS BUILDING MATERIAL ALEX A. NEAL, Owner Phone 2-6051 Greenville. S. C. xA,vvxA,X,VX,X V, BELK-SIMPSON CO. Greenville, South Carolina South Carolinrfs Largest Department Store 'eA,XA,-VVx,x,VvVVv-.,- AA A .X ,. A. N EHI BOTTLIN G COMPANY f57f fV,,,,f1 ,VW V f0f ,7rP M MMM! we MM dw ,M There Is A Reason School Girls Select Their 1 Silver Ar Cochran's Qver Sev j'Five Patterns To Select From And . Uy1 F nfrllsflqames In Sterling fojs! - IN ERNATIONAL - KIRK , :Q WALLA E IRLOOM o AND NT L - , . f Start Wit oon And Watch our Silver ow Q ' ockr I X if ,. of' W 211 NORTH 191' ,WM L L v K Compliments of Best Wishes F o UNITED TIRE co. BoLT DRU 17 COLLEGE STREET AW, LEAGUES, INC. MUSIC -:- FURNITURE Phone 2-7625 239 N. Main S t. ,AN, THE CLINE CO. Distributors of SONOCO MOTOR OILS, TIRES, TUBES 6: CLUTCH ASSEMBLIES Super Hwy. Greenville, S. C. GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINAQ Complimenfs of SAM'S LUNCH ROOM COLLEGE STREET xVCvwANCv OBSERVER PRINTING CO. Commercial Printing 33 WEST McBEE AVENUE PHONE 3-1141 CAROLINA TIRE AND RECAPPIN G COMPANY Serving the Trucking Industry of the PIEDMONT SECTION New Buncombe Road Telephone 2-1932 fvx,xfvxfeA.A.AAA,-vxfvvxfvx Compliments of SANS SOUCI PHARMACY 2903 BUNCOMBE ROAD PHONE 2-5624 wwwwAwww Miller's Barber Shop Grade A Three Barbers to Serve You Phone 2-4271 New Buncombe Rd. Bridwell's Service Market FRESH MEATS, FRUITS AND FANCY CROCERIES No. 1 -- 1112 Woodside Ave. Nlo. 2 -- 200 Hammett St. No. 3 -- 1602 New Buncombe Road NmvA Compliments of May's Dry Cleaners V, HAV-A-TAMPA CIGAR L. B. Clardy Co. Distributors of Fine Cigars 1910 1950 DRAUGHON'S 214 N. Main Phone 2-1642 Compliments of Harrell Drug Co. Phone 2-09 1800 Buncombe Compliments of J. A. Piper Roofing Co. Greenville, South Carolina Phone 2-8591 Compliments of Sullivan Hardware Co. Greenville, South Carolina WHOLESALE ONLY S mMMNWWwN .fvxfvvxx-xAA,VxA, Compliments of Kingoff Bros., Inc. GREENVILLE'S QUALITY JEWELERS 28 South Main Street Greenville, S. C. vvv, 01 ,-,N ,-Vx,-VV EMM' E ff-'f UFFHQE ITIREHIFIES E EUUIPITIEDT X x V. f l ri W A !1j W ' X If M vi ef ,9 A if PSMKAZTIZP 8 WW 1 QD y -V. 1409 New Bunconqbe Road ,QW fb K 'A' l LCompliments of L Raysor Floral Co. San Souci Sc 86 10c Store YOUR FAMILY STORE xV Kent Cleaners 2405 Old Buncombe Road SAN SOUCI Cash and Carry Compliments of F ord's Lunch SAN SOUCI 2807 Old Buncombe Road . E. M. Hollingsworth GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR Phone 3-9971 Compliments of Wigghi Furniture Co. NEW AND USED FURNITURE 26 East McBee Ave. Dial 2-4631 A s Compliments of Community Self-Service Laundry Judson Crossing Easley Bridge Road Neighborhood Cleaners S. D. Pridmore 8: Sons, Owners SLIP COVERS Judson Crossing Easley Bridge Road A Shirley's Shoe Shop Judson Crossing DRAPES I. A. Shirley, Owner Phillips Bros. Electric Co. Easley Bridge Road Greenville, South Carolina Carolina Automotive Supply Co. West Greenville 1243 Pendleton St. Dial 3-7480 The Geer Drug Co. WHOLESALE DRUCCIST Greenville - Spartanburg Charleston, South Carolina Best Wishes From Columbia Baking Co. SOUTHERN BREAD AND CAKES Compliments of White Used Auto Parts New Easley Highway Greenville, South Carolina A u1uau Hs Q 1- , , . x N i .. ag, W. L., 1 A! . .. ' ... . . Lx....,.ln-Aa.ui1Aia..ii1N.l.4.ia.Ii.'.i:a.z'inl...m...,,.-i. A - .-- ,, 9fN I J 1 x09 ' ' UZU.0l5f7f6a , gk ' W. . vp Y ff s 4 '1' Q bbw J 3 , Y 'W '1 1 ff 'h iya J' J nie' RJ J H +4 ' nv -' ' 'aji 11 - : 'fvhighl '- ifaag I L, r M, , , Da ,. F ia ' 5 . J - .L..!u fb 5 f ,c.,u 1 LAM ZW, , I H' - ' J - AlITlI Elkl'l'S L Jr fmjff W Wa WjjaZ,,?'zWWZ 1b . H - if-5,446 . i Y 1 PQEYQ A W fr Q' .I+ '. 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