Pinewood High School - Indian Scribe Yearbook (Pinewood, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1951 volume:

INDIAN SCRIBE I95I ANNUAL PUBLICATION BY TI-IE STUDENTS OF PINEWOOD I-IIOI-I SCHOOL THELMA JOHNSON, Editor-in-Chief CLARA CORBETT, Business Mcmoger Page T100 DEDICATION With Appreciation to Mrs. Beulah Rinehart Our third grade teacher whom we still love. We shall always remember her for her untiring efforts in our behalf: for her perseverence. her efficiency. and success in every taslc that she performs: and for the many happy songs that she has so beautifully sung. For many years she has been an asset to the Pinewood School. We are honored to dedi- cate the l95l edition of The lndian Scribe to her. ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL AND COACH J. S. DUSENBURY UNIV. OF S. C., A. B. SUPERINTENDENT J. B. KIRKLEY CLEMSON COLLEGE, B. S. UNIV. OF S. C., M. E. Page Three Facult Av' 'WF Top Row, Lett to Right: A - Bot Page Four Miss Eddie Bradham, Miss Nell Howell, Mr. W. G. tom Row, Lett to Right: i Miss Zelda Elliott, Mr. T. W. Martin, Mrs. Beulah Rinehart Mrs Florence Williams Ima ater All hail alma mater! Our dear Pinewood School! We laud thee, we honor thee In pride and loyalty! We pledge our devotion Most proudly to thee! Both lar and near We'll sing thy praises! Hail! All Hail! Yea, hail Pinewood High School Thy laurels we bear! Thy banners, lair standards, lurl forever more! name grows the dearer With each passing year! To all the world We'll sing thy praises! Hail! All Hail! Eddie J. Bradham We Thy Trustees X R. L. HERIOT N. R. LESTER B. T. KOLB Chairman Secretory and Treasurer H. E. KIRVEN, SR. W. G. GRIFFEN Pu nv P lass fficers 25, 5 gy 4? 3 CLARA CORBETT THELMA JOHNSON President Secretory ond Treosufer JIMMY KIRKLEY Moscot ugm Six DUSEN BU RY Sponsor EDDIE BRADHAM Co-Sponsor Senior lass ANNIE RUTH BARWICK J. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Finance Com- mittee 3: Class Play 3, 4: Bas- lcetball 2, 4: Annual Stoll 4: Art Editor: Cheerleader-, Block P Club 43 J. H. A. Year Book Committee 4. BETTY BLAC K Class Play 3, 4, J. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Annual Stall 4, Activities Editor. CLARA CORBETT President Senior Class 4. Beta Club I, 2, 3, 47 Vice-President 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Class Vice-President I, Business Man- ager Annual Stall 4, Pine Bur Stall 3, 4, Assistant Editor-in- Chief 3, Business Manager 4: Junior Marshall 3, Class Presi- dent 2, Delegate to Girls' State 3, J. H. A. Convention 3, Class Play 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Captain 3: Block P Club 4, J. H. A. Year Boolc Committee 4. FURMAN CORBETT Sports Editor, The Annual 4, E. E. A. I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2. 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 Block P Club 4: Class Play 3, 4: Bus Driver 3, 4: Basket- ball Captain 3, Co-Captain 4: Junior Marshall 3. Page Seven Senior lass cont., I-IENRY FLYNN GRIFFIN, JR. Pine Bur Stall 3, 47 Editor-in- Chiel 4, Advertising Manager 3: Basketball I, 2, 3, 42 Cap- tain 4, Co-Captain 23 Class Play 3, 4: Bloelc P Club 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 42 F. F. A. I. 2, 3, Secretary Ig Annual Stall 4: Bus Driver 4, Page Eight TI-IELMA JOE-INSGII Editor-in-Chic-I, Annual 4: Fea- ture Editor, Pine Bur 4: Beta Club I, 2, 3, 49 Treasurer 3. President 4: J. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Reporter 3, 43 Junior Member, Annual Stall 3: Delegate to Girls' State 3: Miss I-Ii fiiss 4, Year Boolc Committee 4. WILLIAM REYNOLDS Advertising Manager, the An- nual 4i F. F. A. I, 2, 3: Base- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, Class Play 3, 4? Pine Bur Stall I, Cheerleader I. ANNE RIDGILL J. I-I. A. 2, 3, 49 Class Secre- tary and Treasurer 2, President ol Class I: Cheerleader 2, 4: Manager baslcetball team 37 Junior Member ol Annual Stall 3: Class Play 4i Senior Class Editor, The Annual 4. Junior Marshall 3: J. I-I. A. it Y 'FIP- If BOBBY KIRVEN Production Manager Annual 4, Junior Member 2, Advertising Manager Pine Bur 2, Art Edi- tor 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Captain 2, Co-Captain 3: Baseball I, 2, 3, 42 Class Play 2, 3, 4, Block P Club 4, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, President I, Foote ball 3, Junior Marshall 3. lass Prophecy The other day as I sat in history class my mind wandered off into the far future. It was in the year I967. I had Iseen away in Washington working in the White I-louse. and I had iust returned to my home at Pinewood. The town was still small. but it seemed to be running over with strange people. As I walked down the street I felt a hand on my shoulder. Turning around. whom should I see but Anne Ridgill. She looked very business-like and I soon Iound out that she had been working in the office of the Governor in Columbia. Before long she had me informed on all the latest gossip. I-Ienry Flynn Griffin had married a millionaire's daughter, ond had really piled up the money. He had succeeded in buying Madison Square Garden in New York. Clara Corbett, after having been engaged several times. had finally married a very commendable young man. She and her handsome husband were the proud parents of three sets of twins. Furman Corbett had been a maior in the army for ten years, but now he had retired with a very satisfactory income, which his wife was making good use of. Betty Block was a music teacher. She had music students from all over the coun- try, including some of the movie stars from I-Iollywood. Bobby Kirven had finally accepted the invitation to be Governor of California. I-Ie was asked to be President of the United States, but had decided to let someone else have that small honor. After wandering around for ten years Boo Barwick had finally settled down. She was staying at home with her five boys cooking three meals every day. Last but not least, Bill Reynolds was running a small hamburger stand out on the edge of town. I-Ie was in bad need of money. since he had his wife, eight children. and his mother-in-law to support. lt's time that I start getting my mind back on my history, but it was wonderful to look into the things of tomorrow. Thelma Johnson. Page Nine BEST ALL AROUND CLARA CORBETT BOBBY KIRVEN MOST UNSELFISH THELMA JOHNSON FURMAN CORBETT MOST POPULAR CLARA CORBETT BOBBY KIRVEN MOST COURTEOUS THELMA JOHNSON HENRY FLYNN GRIFFIN Page Ten SUPERLATIVES FRIENDLIEST THELMA JOHNSON BOBBY KIRVEN BEST LOOKING CLARA CORBETT WILLIAM REYNOLDS WITTIEST ANNIE RUTH BARWICK WILLIAM REYNOLDS MOST ATHLETIC CLARA CORBETT BOBBY KIRVEN Juniors LAWRENCE GOEF ZANE ARDIS SUSIE MAE ARDIS MARGARET ELLIOTT PATSY I-IICKMAN MARY GRIFFIN WALDEN ELLIOTT EDWARD BYRD IVAN MCLEOD DICK ELLIOTT SARAI-I GRAHAM MARY LOUISE JENKINS Q - ,J -. 2 Page Elvven ophomores lst row, left to right: Wilton Davis, Mary Lowder, Gladys Grillin, Geraldine McLeod and Patsy Ruth Bundriclc. 2nd row: l-lilda Mac Avin, Charles Staclc, Margaret Johnson, Jimmy Blaclc, James Lin Morris and Maior Elliott. 3rd row: Mr. Dusenloury, Louie Ardis and Dwight Geddings. Freshmen First row, left to right: Barbara Golf, Mildred Grillin, Claire Eagerton and Edna Mae Turner. Second row: Teddy Geddings, W. M. Scott, Billy Elliott and William Kolb. Third row: Jimmy Weelcs and Miss Eddie Bradham. Page Twelve Eighth rade First row, left to right: Charlene Gott, Eugenio Staclc, Charlene Aycoclc, Grace Bradshaw, Betty Juan Woodham and Betty Lou Lowder. Second row: Geneva Turner, Margie Lou Ridgill, John Allen Graham, Cary l-liclcman, Annie Mc- Intosh and Betty Ann Wells. Third row: Charles Corbett, l-lattie Mae Veason, Ethel Elliott, Sonny Barwiclc, Norman Corbett and Mr. Kirlcley. BETA CLUB First row, left to right: Margaret Elliott, Clara Corbett, Thelma Johnson and Miss Eddie Bradharn. Second row: Mary Griltin, Geraldine McLeod, Charles Stack, Susie Mae Ardis, Patsy Hickman, Margaret Johnson, Louie Ardis and Walden Elliott. Absent when picture was taken-Dick Elliott. Page Thirtvmz J.H.A. First row, left to right: Thelma Johnson. Margaret Elliott, Clara Corbett and Geraldine McLeod. Second row: Anne Ridgill, Sarah Graham, Betty Blaclc, Gladys Grillin, Patsy Hickman, Mary Louise Jenlcins, Patsy Ruth Bundriclc, Wilton Davis and Hilda Mae Avin. Third row: Mary Grillin, Claire Eagerton, Betty Lou Lowder, Mildred Grillin, Hattie Mae Veason. Betty Ann Wells, Edna Mae Turner, Grace Bradshaw, Barbara Goll and Margaret Johnson. Fourth row: Annie Ruth Barwiclc, Susie Mae Ardis, Annie Mclntosh, Mary Lowder, Miss Nell Howell and Geneva Turner. F .F .A. r-' Y? 'V Qt First row, left to right: Jimmy Black, Norman Corbett. Charles Corbett, Jimmy Weeks, Teddy Ged- dings and W. M. Scott. Second row: Bobby Jenlcinson, Louie Ardis, Charles Staclc, Maior Elliott, Sonny Barwiclc, William Kolb, Billy Elliott, lvon McLeod and Edward Byrd. Third row: Mr. McCutchen, Zane Ardis, Dwight Geddings, Walden Elliott, Henry Flynn Grillin, Furman Corbett, Dick Elliott, Bobby Kirven and James Lin Morris. Page Fourteen ANNUAL STAFF First row, left to right: Betty Black-Activities Editor, Clara Corbett-Business Manager, Thelma Johnson-Editor-in-Chief, Henry Flynn Griffin-Circulation Manager, and Furman Corbett- Sports Editor. Second row: Annie Ruth Barwiclc-Art Editor, Mr. Dusenbury-Sponsor, Edward Byrd-Junior Member, Miss Eddie Bradham-Co-Sponsor and Anne Ridgill-Senior Class Editor. Absent from picture-Bobby Kirven-Production Manager, William Reynolds-Advertising Man- ager. PINE BUR STAFF l Lett to right: Lawrence Galt, lvan McLeod, Thelma Johnson, Mary Gritlin, Clara Corbett, Patsy Hickman, Henry Flynn Griffin, Margaret Elliott, Mr. Dusenbury, Sponsor, and Edward Byrd. 171511, I ifff'f'u BOYS SCORE Hillcrest I0 Greeleyville I2 Summerton 35 Moyesville 24 Summerton 27 Moyesville 30 Hillcrest 28 Black River 20 Olanto 30 Olanta 35 Sherwood 26 Block River I6 Turbeville Z9 Summerton 17 Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood BASK Left to right: Furman Corbett, James Lin Morris, Henry Flynn Griffin, Bobby Kirven and Zane Ardis. f 15125 First row, left to right: Edward Byrd, Henry Flynn Orfltin and Zane Ardis. Second row: Mr. Dusen- bury-Coacli, James Lin Morris, Bobby Kirven, Furman Corbett and Louie Ardis-Manager. Page Sixteen LL Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood Pinewood , Pinewood Left to right: Sarah Graham, Susie Mae Ardis, Clara Cor- Pinewood beff, Annie Ruth Barwicic, Mary Griffin and Hilda Mae Avin. Pinewood GIRLS SCORE 51 Hillcrest 35 21 Greeleyville 50 38 Summerron 31 36 Moyesville 46 41 Summerton 34 31 Mayesviile 31 32 Hillcrest 27 36 Black River 28 38 Oianta 31 38 Olonta 16 34 Sherwood 54 46 Black River 23 42 Turbeville 20 36 Summerfon 28 First row, left to right: Susie Mae Ardis, Sarah Graham and Clara Corbett. Second row: Margie Lou Ridgiil, Mary Griffin, Geraldine McLeod. Annie Ruth Barwick, Hattie Mae Veason, Hilda Mae Avin and Mr. Martin-Coach. Page Seventeen , BLOCK HP' CLUB First row, left to right: Hilde Moe Avin, Mory Griffin, Cloro Corbett, Sorolt Groltom, Susie Moe Ardis'ond Morgue Lou Ridgill. Second row: Annie Ruth Borwiclc, Geroldine McLeod, Jomef, Lin Morris, Bobby Kirven, Zone Ardis, Mr. Dusenbury-Sponsor ond Furmon Corbett. BASEBALL TEAM A 1, sq, x,. N ' r-'-uunnmM- ,Q - Y Z 'Q Dlz: VZZZ: my Q x X i' 'N ii S First row, left to right: Edword Byrd, Bobby Jenldnson, Cltorles Stock, Jimmy Block, Jimmy Weelcf., Bobbie Kiryen, l-lenry Flynn Grillin, Jomes Lin Morris, Zone Ardis, W. M. Scott ond Mr. Dusen- bury-Cooclw. Second row: Billy Elliott, Walden Elliott, Louie Ardis, Sonny Borwiclc, Normon Corbett, Teddy Geddings ond Clworles Corbett. l'rrg1r' ftlfyffllr vu Grammar School First row, lelt to right: David L. Barwiclc, Rosalee Avin, Bobby Ridgeway, Adeline Eagerton and Vera McLeod. Second row: Earline Ardis, Margie Osteen, l-leyward Johnson and Leroy Kollo. Third row: Mr. Martin, Billy Johnson, Belton Geddings, Grady Geddings and Pete McLeod. 5'XTH AND HFTH GRADES 54LSJe'2'5s,'Z!f ili'Orl'i?:'Afifvfflieioiililceioilriliff Stack, Jerry Hickman, Carol McLeod, l-lattie McLeod, Lois Geddings. Second row: Josie Leigh Johnson, Joseph Pack, Burnett Morris, Charles Barwick, Robert Canipe, Margaret McLeod and Audrey McLeod. Third row: Cullen Grillin, Jimmie Aycoclc, Paul Keller, Charles Scott, Marshall Blaclc, Touton Elliott and George McLeod, Fourth row: Miss Elliott, James Henry Ardis, Henry Ardis, Allan Mclntosh, Kenneth McLeod, Lawrence McLeod, l-lenry Allan Ardis. Filth row: Eugene Ardis, O. D. Avin and Roddie Graham. Pugr' .X'inr'tr'vn First row, left to right: Shirley Griffin, Delores Grohom, Betty Ann Jenlcinson, FOURTH GRADE Julio Weeks, lris Kiryen, Borboro Lester, Dorothy Ardis ond Ethel McLeod. Second row: Mrs. Rinehort, l-lormon Turner, Richard Turner, John Arclis, Johnnie Borwiclc, George Coulliette, John Guy lngrom ond Arthur Turner. THIRD GRADE First row, left to right: Corine Scott, Shirley Golf, Juonito Avin, Rose Lee Johnson, Sodue Elliott, Morgoret Elliott ond Beverly Woy. Second row: Chorlie McLeod, Boot Geddings, Morion McLeod, Raymond McLeod, Sonny Morris, John Eelix Ardis, Dreyfus Scott ond Morvin Conipe. Third row: Mrs. Willioms. Page 'I'1vvnty Ffrsi' row, left to right: Leonard Johnson, Billy Royson, Jerome McLeod, GRADE Richard Glidden, Carolyn Coullietto, Margaret Jenlcinson, Evelyn Canipe, Emily McLeod and Alice Graham. Second row: Raymond Turner, Dora.Johnson, Tommy 'Weelcs, Thomas Coulliette, Beth Broadway, Myrtle Scott and Fair McLeod. Third row: Mrs. Williams. fx First row, left to right: Mrs. Bryan, Sandra Tobias, Harold Hall, Sall Bea A - FJRST GRADE cock, Danny Reynolds, Johnny Kirven, Marva Gail Johnson, James Vlzay, Mary Anne Elliott, Jaclc Kollo, Beth Elliott, Charles Reynolds, Barbara Geddings and AI Potter. Second row: Joyce Scott, Clifton Ardis, Beck Anne Turner, Tom Ardis, Bert McLeod, Buck Keller, Roland McLeod, Buddy McLeod, Rufus Turner, lsadore Turner and Charles Turner. Page Twerzty-One Lv y H , - .hmmm I . .. Q' -4: , T! L ' 9 Q 2 :wma , Q-mov msirdvil 'Nil Page Tzventy-T'u'o XX. ,,.4....,- J' OUR ADVERTISERS WITHOUT THEM THIS 1951 EDITION OF THE INDIAN SCRIBE WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN A REALITY-OUR THANKS TO YOU COMPLIMENTS KIRKLANDOFCLEANERS SUMTER, S. C. Wear Clean Clothes BURGESS 81 BROGDON BUILDING SUPPLY Sumter, S. C. Mc SUPER MARKET SUMTER, S. C. Complimenfs of B. L. MONTAGUE SUMTER, S. C. 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