Smoaks High School - Eagle Yearbook (Smoaks, SC)

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 SBHlpR CLASS HISTORY Sfdwin Barnes has been one of our athletic” Is very canable. Lillian Smoak has added nucli to the life of our class. Harold Spell was one of our power in the field mathemetics and English. Our inseper L'ble, sisters have been Annie Lois and Dorothy Hutto. They have always co-operated with the class. Martha Sauls ha s been outstanding in Home Economics and is one of our hardest-working and most faithful members. Our tallest girl, Mildred Maxey, has been one of our most outstanding athletes. Edward Lyons is one of our, quietest members. His motto seems to have been to rtmlnd his own business”. 0 ®uv usually merry class increased its merriness about two-folds with the addition of Virginia Culpepper and DotllSmith. Virginia is our outstanding musician and Do: has been a friend of all and it is impossible to be around her and not be her friend. Our comedian and second Will Rogers i s Bruce Harrell. There has never been a dull moment since he joined us. Billie Hadgett is our tlDizzy Dean” but he is not a holr out. He is very cooperative and has n very fine spirit. cack Steedly and his guitar have become inseparable is our Romeo;r He The last student to join us was Bdwiii Crosby. He has always been attentive in class and has never been a disturber of the peace1.' ■ e were very unfortunate to have lost Alva Linder, one of our members, due to illness during our Senior year. vie are glad learn thou h-that Alva v ill return rext year and continue his course of studies • L Y V A ✓ ■ Y . K1 i'rrn J -v I-:-' '■ ' y ■

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JIJJTIOlt OLAS OFFICERS Laurie Smoak, Jr President Clarence Herndon, Jr Vice-President Edith Ackerman Secretary