Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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LMS: V,-,Ll .IL Can . ,.. , TX' .'r-S. I if P: FACULTY , DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH: L. H. Chewning, Jr., Miss Daisy Allen, Miss Elise Carlisle, John Carrington, Mrs. t Richard Cecil, Charles H. Humphries, Jr., Miss Beulah Johnson, L. M. Kennedy, Jr., Miss Amelia Sanders, t Mrs. J. M. Wallace, Miss Marjorie Wall, Mrs. Kate W. Williams. I DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS: Miss Lily T, Robertson, Miss Daisy Allen, Miss Perrin Cudd, Walter - Foster, Marvin Sell, Miss Gladys Stilwell, Miss Tecoa Stone. Miss Harriette Tennent, Miss Lily Mae 5 Werts, Mrs. Mary L. Wideman. fi-, DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE: Miss Madge Rudd, L. L. Dunlap. Mrs. J. O. Erwin. E DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY: Miss Julia Brice, Gilbert Cox. Mrs. Jeannette Freeman, Miss Annie Gentry, it Mrs. Helen Guess, Mrs. Ruth King, Miss Constance Robertson, Miss Marjorie Wall. l COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT: Miss Eva Rushton, Miss Anne Alexander, Miss Perrin Cudd, Walter Foster, E. R. McConnell, Miss Gladys Mullinax, Miss Jessie Rushton, T. F. Wright. SPEECH AND DRAMATICS DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Richard Cecil, Miss Sarah Kathryn Hudgens, Miss Amelia Sanders. DEPARTMENT OF LATIN: Miss Mattie Joyce Howell, Mrs. Louise S. Pettis, Miss Lily Mae Werts. DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH AND SPANISH: Miss Helen Begg, Mrs. Victoria Kerr, Miss Marjorie Wall, ART DEPARTMENT: Miss Margaret Law. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Marvin Sell, James M. Smith. DIVERSIFIED OCCLIPATIONS: S. W. Nicholson, Miss Gladys Mullinax. HOME ECONOMICS: Miss Lalla Martin. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: H. R. Dobson, Gilbert Cox, L. L. Dunlap, Charles H. Humphries, Jr., Miss Marjorie Landru, E. R. McConnell. MUSIC: Vernon A. Bouknight, Miss Margaret Mullinax. LIBRARY: Miss Olive Branch. CAFETERIA: Miss Sara Kathryn Hudgens. If ' F. r I I ' 8 , -, r hw . 'J' V A V -ggi' V i -..N , . ,. ...H

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AUM I N I STR!-XTIQN MRS. J. TEMPLE LIGON Dean and Registrar MR. SPENCER M. RICE Assistant Principal and Treasurer U ' J'-R, I '. s-a

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1' sruocur cfbuucit The Student Council was organized and tirst put into operation in the year 1936-1937. It was placed under the supervision of Mr. John Otts, its 'lirst faculty adviser, who was at that time head ol the English Department. 'mf During its tirst year, the organization's important work was theiftdrafting of a constitution, which was completed and ratitied on May ll, T937. , Last year the Council introduced the Hall Director system. Since it proved successful, it was continued, with still better results, this year. A series ol assembly programs sponsored by the Council was presented to the student body this year. Several of these were arranged in collaboration with depart- ments oi the school. 'L A supply store, combined with a lost and found bureau, was organized in 'the fall. These made it possible for students to buy classroom necessities or locate lost articles during school hours. Members ol the Council have served as ushers at football and basketball games this ear. is home room records contest was launched at the beginning of the session. The home room in each grade making the highest scholastic and attendance averages was entertained by the Council. The publication of a handbook was undertaken, and much material was gathered. lor this purpose. A stunt night program was staged to raise money lor the project. The book was designed to contain general iniormation about the school and its activities. Faculty sponsors: Miss Amelia Sanders and Mr. Charles Humphries Officers: Walter Hale, President: Maude Ogburn Hudson, Vice-President, and John Cilominski, Secretary