Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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foreword Elusive Time cannot be caught and harnessed. It hurries on and on in its triumphal flight, while man vainly attempts to measure it. The Past, the Present, the future — these are, in a sense, synonymous. And yet we, in this carefully-planned booh, have attempted to capture and to preserve some of the spirit of this fleeting Present. Whether we have succeeded may be determined only by the Future. Then it may be that some of us will pensively turn these pages and with reminiscent eyes behold that which will revive trenchant memories of mingled laughter and thought. T no

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SCRIBBLER THE 'ijhe Scribbler (TW Q Still on it creeps, Each little moment at another s heels, Till hours, days, years, anc? a 7 s ar made up Of such small parts as these; and men look back, Worn and bewilder d, wondering how it is. —Joanna B. Rayner. SW5 Published by the Senior Class of the Spartanburg High School Spartanburg, S. C. ISi net pen H u nd red Thirty-four

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 rDedication Just as surely as time increases man s age, likewise does it reveal, in truest light, man s character. Throughout the ages some have been revered because of enduring loyalty, faithful service, and unwavering honesty. The Scribbler staff is privileged to express appreciation of two men who exemplify such virtues. To Dr. Frank Evans, for thirty-nine years the courageous and strong-minded Superintendent of our schools, and to Professor W. G. Blake, for thirty-four years an efficient and esteemed instructor in our schools, we lovingly and gratefully dedicate this volume. Three