Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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E llll B BONNER COCHRAN hIIfy,1L'l'L' ruorflz and 1l1t I'l'f meet. Barney is one of our finest students. If you want to know of his abilities, just ask the History, Latin, English, French, or Math teachers! Some day he will reach the crest of high achievements. JUDITH COHEN Better to Im small and slzinc than fo In' grvut and mst a xliadowf' NVho's that little whirlwind going down the hall? VVhy, it's Judy, of course. We expect to see her leading a Follies chorus some day. If she doesn't do that, she'll probably be a professor at a university. She could carry out either career with a dash. Her attractive personality is only rivaled by her curiosity, but how's a per- son to know anything if she doesn't ask questions? CASEY CORDER 'Trmz1iI0 has I0 bv .darted-so why no! Ivy u1v. ' HK. C., the famous uncle of Walter Beal, is the outstanding humorist of the Senior class. He admits that Mark Twain is the only man that even rivals him. As well as a humorist, Casey is a tall, handsome sheik. He hopes to suc- ceed ancl even surpass the late Rudy as son of the desert. Sometimes, but very seldom, he startles the class as well as the teacher by answering a question. C. has the rep of being South Carolina's worst cheer-leader. HARRY CROCKER For lzf .v au- ALL-ROUND good fellowf' .Dainty .li'l Harry sees only the bright things. It weight makes a man, Harry's t-wins. His jovial good nature has won ior himself a place in each of our hearts. EI El 17

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E llll E JAMES A. CHILES I would ratlrer make lz'f1'am1'tl1yI- rlnzmdobinrxojvlzvunuc rlzloridv than vat. Jim is the wizard of our class. His unlimited knowledge of Physics is meas- ured only by his ability to write soul- stirring compositions. There is no doubt in our mlllll as to who of our class has the greatest understanding of machinery. It's jim, of course. LOVVELL CHRISTOPHER I?ra.rn upg if if u'r'reu't for the rain, llwrv rvoirldxft In' any hay Io make while the .vim sl1im's. Cris is one of the most popular members of the Senior class. VX'hen something funny occurs in a class-room. he is the first to start laughing and the last to stop. Lowell likes Mathematics best: sometimes he passes on it. lt is very seldom that he answers to his name at nine o'cloek. He sometimes boasts of not being late once in a wlzolv revels. JULIA CLARK If Imyx interfere 'zeilll your fearle- quif 2e0f'k. Julia is just a quiet little girl from whom you never know what to expect. VVhatever she does, however, seems to be exactly the right thing to do. XVC haven't found out much about Julia's future yet, but from the above quotation you can see that she does not mean to take care of herself. AGNES CLEVELAND .l rare vozzzftozuzrz' of oddity, frolir and fun, To relish zz joke and rejoice at u pint. Agnes reminds us of Mah, the fairy queen. She knows how to be mischie- vous, for she manages to get by with murder, She has a brain that keeps her name on the honor roll and a sense of humor that drives away the blues. Her popularity at college is assured, for she is typically collegiate. 16

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l .. gills, TOM DA SHIELL Tl1err'.v zmllliug so lu'cov1es om' .els nzodexl .vfzllness and lzuuzzlzfy. Tom, small of stature, hides beneath an impassive exterior a heart of gold. Vllhatever he knows, he knows when to keep quiet. VVhen he talks, he says some- thing. ln his quiet way, he has made himself popular with his classmates. JOEL DEERY 1 dare do all llmf bvvrnllvs a munf lVl1n flarrxv do nzore is none. Behold our Class President and our football Captain! Joel is one of tl1e most conscientious members of our class. He puts his whole heart into whatever he sets out to accomplish. Some day we ex- pect to see joel leading a Baptist Con- vention revival. EDWARD DE VVEES Tout Tien! ri qui salt a!fend1'e. lf you see on the distant horizon a cloud of dust, if you hear the shouts and shrieks of men and women who are scrambling madly for the treetops, then you may rest assured that Ed is ap- proaching. He tears down the boulevard at the rate of sixty miles per month on his one and seven-eighths cylinder motor- cycle. He'll get somewhere one of these days! MARGARET DORRILL When lzfarfx are true. Few wards will do. A true-blue friend, that's Margaret! She is always ready to have a good time. but never neglects her studies. Oh, no, never! If any one comes to school with, Oh, gee! I haven't done my Latin. Have you? Margaret answers quietly, l'Yes. Vile cannot look into a glass and predict her future. but we wish her the best 0' luck. 18