Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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The Scribbler 11 BETH CECIL Beth is Frances Glenn’s ‘‘Boswell.” They walk together, talk together, sit together, laugh together, eat together. We often envy them their delightful friendship. Beth strolls leisurely along the halls with a bag of potato chips in one hand and a sack of peanuts in the other, and generously shares with all whom she meets. She’s a shy and bashful schoolgirl. hut not so shy and bashful as she generally appears. ESTELLE COHEN ‘‘Great thoughts, great feelings come to her like instincts, unawares.” Those black eyes behind Estelle's tortoise-shells” are sometimes dancing, often dreamy, for they reflect the soul of a true poet. Life to Estelle is just one wonder after another that can and must he transferred into metrical, beautiful verse. Estelle may have “day dreams.” hut they don’t keep her from being as lively as a cricket and one of the best “backers” a school ever had! We feel that Winthrop will receive a gem next year, when Estelle enters the Freshman class. LOUIS COHEN “A little learning is a dangerous thing.” We know only Louis’ mischief and wit. We would be acquainted with his sentiments, hut his sesquipedalian expressions prevent it. His ambition is to compile a lexicon and to make woman suffrage a success. MARY COGGINS Quiet, but industrious.” Mary works the hard problems when the others shirk them. Her friends will not forget the valuable help she has given them.

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10 The Scribbler KATE CALKAHAM Look! Who's that good-looking girl coming along the corridor? Why, Kate, to be sure! Kate must have read Bul-tmch, as she knows all the Roman legends. Kate takes life just as it comes, and is never excited. Although deemed a quiet member of the class, she is always ready for a good time. MARIANA CAMAK What's the use of worrying? It never was worth while ’ Mariana never worries over anything. She sits hack and takes things as they come. She has a gift, which few have, that is dry humor. She keeps her classmates in constant laughter. Mariana is a good sport, and also a good worker. SIMPSON CANNON “ Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might.’’ Simp is always the last to arrive, but when lie does get there his winning smile gives him the first honors. When he has finished one of his solos, the audience looks around for the ghost of Caruso, for his voice is as charming as his personality. JAMES CARROLL ‘7 will study and prepare myself, and some day my chance will come.” Among the foremost in our literary and oratorical sphere ranks Jim. His motto is: Put not your trust in women and Algebra,” and lie follows it to the utmost.

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12 The Scribbler LILLIE MAE COX ‘7 awoke one morning and found myself famous.” Lillie Mae believes that “silence is golden,” and that talkers are no good doers.” Follow this and some day you will he as successful as she is. RUSSELL CLARY “A cheerful grin that always wins.” “Pete” is the leading member in anything pertaining to ladies and the omission of classroom work. He also has the record for inventing more original excuses for missing classes. Being good-natured, he is liked by those who know him best. J. E. CL1ATT “Better late than never.” Somehow, his lessons act as an anaesthetic over J. E. Continually during recitation his teacher appoints a committee of one to arouse him from his slumber. In basketball he was highly responsible for the opponents’ low score. ELIAZBETH CREWS You always see Elizabeth riding around, and she never passes on by, but swings open the door and yells, “Hop in. if you want to ride. We always do want to ride with Elizabeth, she’s such an entertaining companion. Elizabeth, one of the noisiest and brightest girls in the class, is a born leader. She doesn’t believe in studying hard, but she’s never behind in her work. Nothing ever worries Elizabeth, because she knows she can devise some way to get out of any difficulty. “Lizzie’s” ingenious, all right!