Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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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.

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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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S. H. S. Comes To School — The ways and means by which Spartan High's 1,300 students come to school are various and sundry. From far and near they come on foot, some carrying their books (1 and 2). A few, such as Dick Isley (3) use their thumbs and save shoe leather. Others (4 and 5) arrive in swanky coupes and roadsters. The buses arrive early (6) and discharge their burdens of lively youth at about 8:00 a. m., daily. Charles Rogers (7) and Howitt Williams (8) prefer two wheels to four; so they cycle to school. And Donald Wertz’s brightly-colored jalopy (9) can usually be depended upon to get him to the Dean Street entrance by 8:45.