Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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SENIORS JUNIORS MARINEL TAYLOR RUTH HAVNAER JOHN BURDETTE ELAINE BOUKEDES HARRY KIRBY GUS CHREITZBERG MARTHA WRIGHTSON EDWARD SPIRES EDWARD O'DELL JAMES CULBERTSON WILLIAM BOBO DOROTHY GWINN LUCILE McMILLIN HARRALL WALKER PARKER TABOR JOHN BRADY RANDALL JONES CARLTON P. G. HAVNAER VERNICE WHELCHEL MARJORIE CALDWELL HELEN ANTHONY KARL ROGERS GARRETT JEAN ERWIN JANE OWENS LILY TALBERT SOPHOMORES GEORGE CASE BILLY HAMMOND AGNES HUGHES RUTH MALONE DORIS CANNON JEAN ROBBINS MICHAEL PATTON ALMON DILL MARCELLA EASLER MILLARD JOHNSON LEWIS COBB JOE FARRELL HONORARY MEMBERS LEM GRIER CORA HINES CAROLYN WALLACE II

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MISS AMELIA SANDERS MR. C. H. HUMPHRIES SPONSOR SPONSOR KENNETH BROWN PRESIDENT CATHERINE HALE JIMMIE GLOMINSKI VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was organized in the year 1936-1937. Its first faculty adviser was Mr. John Otts, who was head of the Eng lish Department at that time. The Council’s first important work was the drafting of a constitution. From its beginning, the Council has grown into one of the most influential and best known organizations of the school. It is active in all phases of school life. One of the most helpful and most successful of the Council's accomplishments is the Hall Director System. This has been used successfully for three years. Last year, the Council sponsored a series of assembly programs for the student body. This year two chapel programs were presented each month by senior sections to the graduating class. These programs have been quite successful and have presented much helpful information to the students. Members of the Council have continued their practice of serving as ushers at the football and basketball games. A handbook containing general information about the school and its activities was published by the Council this year. This publication was financed by the proceeds from a square dance held in the gym. The Council has worked tirelessly this year in a campaign to keep paper off the floors, halls, and grounds. This campaign has done much toward improving the looks of the school. The supply store and lost and found bureau, which were organized last year, have been continued this year. These make it oossible for students to buy classroom necessities during school and help them recover lost articles. 10

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he Council Passes a Motion This series of pictures, snapped at a typical meetins of the 1940- 41 Council, shows the student lesislative group in action. (1) The members straggle in sleepily at eight a. m. Advisers Sanders and Humphries chat with Kenneth Brown and Gus Chreitzberg. (2) President Kenneth Brown raps for order as Secretary Jimmie Glominski prepares to call the roll. (3) John Burdette makes a motion. (4) Ed O'Dell, as usual, opposes. (5) A heated discussion follows, and five members struggle for the president’s recognition. (6) A standing vote settles the issue, as Secretary Glominski counts “those in favor.” Opposition Leader O'Dell glumly accepts the verdict.