Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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The Scribbler 1 RUTH FINLEY “I’ll be merry, I'll be free. I’ll be sad for nobody.” Ruth is one of those happy-go-lucky girls. She is always ready to do anything for her friends. She has a smile for everybody. We wish her much luck and success in the future. ALEX FLEMING “Fleming is to High School as Caesar is fo Rome.” Alex has fought many of High School’s battles on the athletic field and won glory there that will never die from the memories of his classmates. He was always full of school “pep” and always had a smile to greet his friends. MILDRED FRANKS “If studying interferes with pleasure, cut out studying.” Mildred came to us from Greenville and is one of the most attractive and popular girls in our class. She never shirks her social duties for the humdrum of school life. She never fails to rise up in her desk at the sound of an auto horn. But Mildred is full of fun and pep, and we all love her. CHARLES GENTRY “Quality, not quantity; brains, not brawn.” “Charley” seems, by the number of letters he receives, to have a monopoly on the fair sex of the class. His ability as an actor has been clearly shown by the number of plays he has taken part in. He has the unique record of having neither a tardy nor an absent mark against him in these eleven long years of school.

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14 The Scribbler ALICE ELLERBE Look who's here! One of the prettiest and most popular girls in the class. Alice used to be distinguished by her giggle, now by her smile. She’s very generous and always willing to share with anyone. “None knew her, but to love her.” She is fond of dancing and supports all the social and school activities. ELEANOR EVERETT Behold! Our Editor-in-chief. When it comes to writing stories, Eleanor is right there with twenty-one pages of notebook paper and a bottle of ink. Stories run from her pen like water from a duck’s back. Fashionable, she always wears the latest, “you bet.” Eleanor is on good terms with all the teachers, even calls most of them by original nicknames. She is always gay and giggling. Eleanor expects to enter Converse, and we surely expect good tidings from her. ELIZABETH FERGUSON Where Eleanor is. there Elizabeth may always be found, ’cause the two E’s are “tombstone buddies.” Though she takes both piano and voice lessons, she keeps up with her school work. Elizabeth has a cheerful disposition. She has a “peach” of a blush, too. After graduation, she will enter Sweet Briar. RUTH FINLEY “Boots” is little and sweet, and we love her well. “E’en her failings lean to virtue's side.” She’s a faithful student and a true friend. May her college life at Winthrop run as smoothly as has her high school course!

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16 The Scribbler WM DEVIEW GENTRY “My heart is whole, my fancy free; Go along, small boys, don't bother me.” When one is downhearted and blue, turn to Deview, for she, with her happy-go-lucky smile and ever ready wit, will banish all sorrows. In spite of her jollity, one sees in her glorious brown eyes a soul so pure and sweet that we have learned to love her. Deview excels in debating and has won many honors in our English class. NANCY GILES “She is as constant as the stars.” Nancy never fails to prepare her lessons. in fact, she does not fall down on anything she is assigned to do. She is President of one of the literary societies, and she certainly ably fills her office. FRANCES GLENN Frances is one of the most stylish girls in our class. Often preoccupied in class, she looks up and answers, ‘‘Huh, what did you say?’' Sometimes we wonder why the Wofford boys drive by the school so much at recess. A big part of the reason why is Frances. WILLIAM GREGORY “Why worry? It will happen anyway. “Rill” is good-natured and pleasant, and it is impossible to be pessimistic around him. He has been a strong supporter in our activities and athletics. We wish him a great success in life and predict for him a brilliant and successful career.