Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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 r SCRIBBLER CORNELIA BAKER She has a heart as sound as a hell, and her tongue is the dapper.” Do you know her ? Most likely you do, for it is no other than Cornelia. Cornelia’s sunny smile has established her in the hearts of 4-F forever. She has the happy faculty of always seeing the bright side of a situation. Her disposition is not her only asset, for Cornelia is a real student— watch her report card, and see. BEULAH MAE BALLENGEK “Always smiling, always sweet. Always pretty and always neat.” A smile, an understanding heart, and a great desire to help her struggling classmates—that’s Beulah Mac. Her enemies? We have never heard of them. Her pleasure in the movies is only excelled by her kind heart. A great measure of success and happiness to you, Beulah Mae. FLOYD BANKS “Ecce Homo.” Behold, the tall, dignified Senior about whom one often reads but scarcely ever sees. Floyd is a rare compound of humor, dignity, and brains. If you don’t believe he has the brains, just drop into any of 4-B’s Latin classes. He is a necessary adjunct to the Senior class. If he has as much success in his business life as he has had in school, he is bound to succeed. FRED BEARDEN “A youth of labor with an age of ease.” Fred hopes to be a great engineer, and we expect to see some of his bridges. We know he will succeed in whatever he does, for he tries hard in the classroom and makes good marks. Fred also plays a “mean” piano. All summed up, he is a good all-round boy, and his good disposition and generosity will make for him many friends. LELAND BELL The hearty grasp, the honest gaze. The voice that means the things it says.” Leland is a fine sport. Whenever there is any mischief being planned, just look about and you will be sure to find Bell one of the ring-leaders. He is also very gallant and outspoken. The Montgomery is his regular hang-out. so look for him there. Page Eleven

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 SCRIBBLER. D. I!. AUSTELL It’s not that I don't like to work. But that I’m not in sympathy with it. D. B., tall of stature, hides a heart of gold beneath his impassive exterior. However great his knowledge, he knows when to keep quiet, but when he talks he says something. He is popular with his classmates—especially the fairer sex, who wish him all the luck in the world. ALBERT AVENGER “Great talkers are no f reat doers. From this, we draw the conclusion that Albert must be a doer.” As a carnival barker he would make a fine Cool-idge. He is one of those quiet, unassertive persons who makes an impression upon one by his very taciturnity. However. he makes a good pal and an earnest student, and he will surely make his mark in the business world. JOSEPH AYCOCK “.■111 great men are dead, and I don’t feel very well myself. Aycock is the perpetual gum chewer of the Senior class, and it doesn’t matter when or where—he is stocked with all flavors. Nobody has ever caught Joe studying, but he always passes. He never worries, and still believes there is a pot of gold at the foot of the rainbow. ALICE AYERS cheerful look for everybody is a fund of ready capital. Alice is a friend indeed, for she is always willing to help. We have never known her to be downhearted. The care of translating Virgil or solving Physics problems cannot dampen her gay spirit. We love her and wish for her success in whatever career she may choose. CLARENCE BAER “Never too serious, never too frivolous, But a rare good fcllmt'.’' When in after years we think of Clarence, we will be proud to recall that he was a member of the class of '29. He is always ready, with a smile, to do his part in anything. Bunny” is quite popular—especially with the fairer sex. He dares do all that doth become a man! What more can be said?

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 iSC Rl B Bl L E R. j LOREE BELL “Adorable brown eyes, a winning little smile, A head awfully wise, a model of latest styles.” Who could this be but our own Loree? Likes books?— not much. Awfully studious?—no, sir! But she’s a girl we’ll hate to say good-bye to in June. EDITH BLACK “Her hair was not more sunny than her smile.” Who is the girl over here with the sun-lit hair? Edith, of course. She possesses one of the rare charms of friendship, that of being her own attractive self wherever one meets her. She delights in working Algebra problems, but don't be surprised when we say that French is her “Jonah.” HORACE BOMAR “Give the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you.” Horace is an inspiring leader of the Senior class; whether in football, a dramatic production, or in class, he is foremost. And he is something of a sheik, too. Oh, Boy! Ask the ladies. In Horace there is combined all those qualities which make up a real man. Our best wishes follow you. EDNA BREAZEALF, “Rare compound of quality, noble, and true, With plenty of sense and good-humor, to'o!” Everybody likes “Breazeale.” She is full of fun and pep, but she can be quiet, too. We have never known her to be down-hearted or without her characteristic good humor and cheerful smile. “Breazeale” is interested in athletics and is a dandy volleyball player. Good luck—and more of it. ALBERT BURLINGTON “Be true to your work, your word, and your friends.” The blonde, curly-haired sheik has won popularity with both sexes. He is always cheerful and ready to help the other fellow. Bullington is a good athlete, having starred on both baseball and basketball teams—as well as in the classroom. Page Twelve