Spartanburg High School - Spartan Yearbook (Spartanburg, IN)

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few. as Imyl Klan: were only eleven of us. During the lint part tif the year we Senior girls were the manly little girlw in Ncht-ol. anal we certainly enjoyetl uiirfelvei. .Xfter Clirixtniaf. Iinyl Mann re-enteretl the claw antl Carl Staneill has been taking work with us. Our work has seemed hartler. but we have laborecl faithfully anil have iuceeetletl in putting out the hr-t 1 antl -lay Nichols hail left antl there ,Xnnual of the Spartanburg lligh Schnnl. Xte. the lianner Claw tif the Spartanburg High Sehtml, both in nnmberf and in ntnnber of Credits. have several meni- bere ffraflnatinff with from two to four creilits more D D than is neeesbary, :mtl not only have we inure creilitx but we have more members in our class than any class that haw ever gratlnateil, thus making tis the Banner Class of the Spartanburg High School. fini? -Aikman... 'XD ff ' B fx, 4.1,-5 leak, 1 Q9 L ' ' cw A M w - T

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Senior Class History X Scptt-tiiliui' the Sth, ltlltj, Qiglitcuit girls giiiil hops lzninclit-tl npon thc sea wt thcii' high sclimtl liiu, During thc iirst ycar uf the hattle we lust itnly thrct- ttf uni' loyal class. Lizzie Moyer. tlcnrgc Lung- tcllttn' antl lfilith .Xilants. ln the latter part tit thc it-:tr Chloe Slcppi .ittinetl iwnr ranks. Xthcn tht- tirst year clttst-tl, nc all passctl the tlrcatlt-tl hrst year! witrli :intl lttnlqctl with hope to the wining year. l'piin cn- tering scliitttl thc tttllwniiig fall, we fonnil that tint' nninliurs hail hcuii inqrcascil. as .lay Xichiils. wlin canic frittn thc l.ynn lligh Scliufil. hail jniiteil itnr Clllss, lint we xvcrc statin tit lose antithcr nicinhcr. llcrscht-l Slimvziltcr, wlitt is citinpleting his high sclionl course at Cciitci'villt'. lnfl. llnring nnr sccuntl ycar we cn- Jttt Q-tl itnrsclvcs as iinr lcsswns wcrc nur haril anil nc hail liccitittt' Licciistoitictl to thc gcnurztl tnrn tit things. lint nt- hail hraggcil that high scliiiitl wwrk Wlls easy tim sUUll. fur tin entering sCllUHl thc thirtl yt-ar, nc titnnil that there was still imrk tm he I1CCHlllllllNllC'lI lint in spitc of the hartl work anil thc ilignity of thc Scniiirs wc hail an enjoyable tinic. llnring this yvztr. wt- lttst threc ttf ttnr nicinhers. Charles llitnaltnc, tht' liright, ligltt-licarteil lail wt our Clflss. xrlio ls nun' in thc htwspital at New Cllslltfl Ethcl Nlason, whit was ctiinpcllt-tl to lcavc scltttol on Zlwiollttt ttf her health: anil lfrvillc ulacksitti alstw left nur ranks. XYQ hcgan in this icar tit incrcasc thc ninnht-r nt nur stifial t'YL'IlIs, lit giving. at Illc Cliise ttf lllc IUTIN. thc tirst rcccptit-n in liiiniir ttf thc St-niiir Class. Xt thu lit-ginniiig -it the fttnrth year 1-ni' ranks were

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Class Prophecy ENE evening was tlismal anml gloomy. The tire burnetl low. I turnecl to my olll Yergil antl re- traeecl the steps of the pious Aeneas anfl stooil within that Cumrean city of olcl, Remembering that it was the home of the Sihyl of olll, I wantlererl mlown to the shore anal chancecl upon that oltl cave at the foot of at rocky cliff anrl rememhering that Aeneas hail been careful lest lie tlisturb the foliis of prophecy. I, as hreathlessly as clicl he. steppeal over the thresholtl lest the swinging of the tloor mlisturlp the signs anal sym- hols. Imagine my surprise when I heheltl the frenzied prophetessn arranging the leaves on which were writ- ten the mysterious carniina. Artlently elirl I long for a revelation such as .-Xeneas receivetl. when lol heholfll the curtain was lifteil antl a strange vision. portraying a iloulmle picture. arrestetl my attention. First, a beautiful. vine-clall cottage, anil therein a man ot' haggartl face antl unkempt heartl. clothell in a long apron, appearell wrestling with the too complex householtl problems. llut not until I hearrl him groan UhY woulil that l hail never ehampioneil 'womans rights' as I tliil in my high school tlaysf' clicl I recog- nize the pleasure-loving john of olrlen tlays. As I hearfl the wortls, ulfillil that Ruby woulll give up her hrilliant career. Another scene-the Conference Rollin at The llague, where a stately, grey-liaireil woman was tirmly stanlling for her eountry's rights -appeareil. .Xt the close of her speech I no longer marveleil at the seemingly familiar face as I heartl sonieone hehintl me say, What a wonmlerful woman. anfl what a great work lloes that American. Ruby Kli- chael llowen tlo? Now tleeply interestetl, I touclieml another leaf anfl immeiliately the air was tillerl with applause antl as my sight heeame clearer. l iliscerneil a vast auilience. :mtl lietore them a slenfler man with coalwlrlack. mangy