Spartanburg Methodist College - Olympian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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Dr. Camak remained President until 1924. Dr. 'Burgess was then elected to this oilice which he still holds. The school is owned and operated by the General Board of Missions of the Methodist Churchjln 1927, two years of college work was added to the high school curriculum. The college department grew very rapidly, soon receiving recognition as a college. . I- I In 1942 Textile Industrial Institute became Spartanburg Junior College. The Board of Trustees with the unanimous approval of the General Board of Missions of the Methodist Church made this change in appreciation to the Spartans who have participated in the growth of the school In 1943 Spartanburg Junior College and Wofford's Freshmen and So ho- . C P mores combined as one body because of conditions brought about by the war. Q As the years pass, Spartanburg Junior College is assured of improvements d . . . . an growth which will come even more rapidly than in the ast ffl . XV hp. years c are confident of the continued success of our Alma Mater. Page Two - FUHEWUHU the class of 1943 do hereby compile this issue of the QLYMPIAN in remembrance of our enjoyable years at Spartanburg Junior College. May it be that when the last leaves of this book are turned. we can say that they haue crystallized these years for us. XVe must not allow the channels of ciuilization to become stag- nant although we are aflronteal with grief from the thought of departing from our Alma Mater. The stall trusts that it has reproa'uceal faithfully a pictorial record of S,oartanl7urg Junior College. 1942. Page Thu Page Four n DEDICATED 1 TO PHILIP ASHE, '39g YORK, S. C. We take this means of honoring the first son of' this institution to he reported Mz'ssz'ng in Action. +-I-+ To all of those who are sailing the deep sea, flying the blue slag, and making a progres- sive infantry, we pag our most honorable trihate. I I I AUMI ISTHATIU I x I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ? I I REMBERT BENNETT BURGESS, MA., D.D. I President and Professor of Bible and Religious Education I I I I I I I' , Page Five I II FAC LTY - MR. VAN GLENN I'IINSO'N, ' Dean of Instruction' and Professor of Social Science 3 Marsbville, N. C. I MISS LUCILLE BLACKBURN, NLA. Dean of Women and Professor of English Convvay,Ark. NIR. .IOHN JAMES SHEPARD, IVI.A. Dean of Men -and Professor of English Darlington, S. C. .Q MISS ANNIE BELLE BRANTLEY, NLS. Professor of Home Economics Charlotte, N. C. MRS. Ci. F. REID, A.B. Chemistry and Physics Campobello, S. C. MISS RUBY EDENS, B.S. Business Science Celina, Tenn. -MISS GEORGIA PARTRIDOE, Social Science Grovetown, Cia. I Q I MRS. VAN G. HINSON, IVLA. I Mathematics Hickory, N. C. REV. I... C. TUBERVILLE Bible Spartanburg, S. C. K gy F' MR. GARLAND O'SI-HELDS A . E Coach Spartanburg, S. IC. IVIRS.'B. L. JONES .A Bursar Spartanburg, S. C. IVIRS. LULA HOLDEN . . I Dietitian -'Atlanta, Ga. MISS RUTH' D'ELO'ACHE I Secretary Saluda, S. C. Miss ERIC-IE BOGAN Nurse ana' Matron Spartanburg, S. C. MR. J. B. EDWARDS Farm Superintendent Spartanburg. S. C. MISS DESSIE FEW Assistant Dietitian , Pickens, S. C, NO PICTURE MRS. E C. ROGERS, AB. Illathematics Spartanburg. S. C. Page Six , A CLASS HISTUHY In September, 1941, the aurora of another sunrise burst on the campus of Spartanburg Junior College, making a new day in the career of our present sophomore class. Students from the neighboring states of Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, and Virginia found their way here. We, in our youthful aspirations, looked to the faculty for counsel and instruction. V New acquaintances were made, and we soon took up the studies of algebra. Spanish, French, chemistry, Bible, and trigonometry. Mr. Mooneyham was our sponsor. The president of the freshman class was Charles Peebles with Margie Stewart, Juanita Gentry, and William Edwards as vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. Eager for knowledge, we pursued our studies. Throughout the year we had our ups and downs. After our final examinations, we were freed from the study of books and permitted to go home. i After an intermission of fourteen weeks, the members of the class reas- sembled in their respective places. Some, for various reasons, did not return. Many of the boys gave up the thought of continuing their education and offeredthemselves to the service of their country. The afternoon of this all-important day in our lives was in September. 1942. Miss Annie Bell Brantley was chosen sponsor of our class. Charles Peebles was again made president. The duties of the vice-president were assumed by Cornelia Burns, those of secretary by Lee Belle Stanley, and those of treasurer by Ruth Brannon. As the climax of our history, the season of graduation now approaches. In spite of the excitement, there is a sensation of sadness that we are unable to express. . .a sadness that causes our hearts to turn leaden in our bosoms. a sadness because we have assembled for the last time. When we leave Spartanburg Junior College, we will be reminded of our parents whose sacrifices have represented their faith in us. The sunrise of this epoch has faded into a sunset, which in all its serenity and splendor, beckons us to go ever forward. As we leave the campus of Spartanburg Junior College, we face a world of chaos: a world that is torn and tattered by the curse of war: a world that we must help to reconstruct. We go into a world of reality rather than into a world of dreams. Each of us has an objective to work toward. an end to accomplish. The sunset casts its last rays upon this phase of our lives. May the reflection of all its beauty be intensified as we go forth to do the tasks which lie ahead! .ESTELLE STANLEY. Class HliSI'OI'liGI7. Page Seven THE SUPHUMUHE IILASS OEEICERS V ' CHARLES PEEBLES LEE BELLE STANLEY President Secretary . MISS ANNIE BELLE BRANTLEY Sponsor CORNELIA BURNS h . RUTH BRANNON Vice-President ' Treasurer 5 I EE., E . COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS ADA RUTH EDGE CHARLES BLACKMQN Wampee, S. C. , Lancaster. S. C. Each year two students, a boy and a girl, are chosen from the graduating class to spealent graduating exercises. These speakers are selected by the class on the lmsis of or.1tor1c.1l ability and scholastic merit. This is a coveted honor of which on c may truly be proud. Page Eight S 1 v JT! f 1 . MF, gf . . lx 3451 9 ' .l SU P H U M U Pi E ELSIE ALTOM .......,.. Spartanburg, S. To reach my goal, I lzave found, That if I ea.1i't go over, or zuzder, There is a way around. Day Student, Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, S. C. A. '42, '43, Glee Club '42, '43. MAZIE BELK ............. Lancaster. S. C. Be strong! We are not here to dream, to drift, We have hard 'work to do, loads to lift. Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, Quarter Secretary, S. C. O. '42, S. C. A. '43, Secretary of Chapel Program Committee '43, Member of Student Council '42. RUREL BELL ................ Gibson, Ga. I do riot give lectures, or a little charity, Wheii I give, I give myself. Camak Literary Society '42, '43, S. C. A. '42, '43, S. C. O. '42, B. S. U. '42, '43, Treasurer, I. R. C. '42, '43, Treasurer, Satirist '43. CHARLES BLACKMON ....... Lancaster, S. C. Faith in the ultimate triumph of goodness is -manls greatest ally. Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, Quarter President '43, Ministerial Band '42, '43, Trail Blazer, Feature Editor '42, Make- up Editor '43, Beta Phi Gamma '42, Vice-President '43, C. A. Worship Chairman '42, President '43, SARA BLALocK ....... 'BmhngSpnngaS.C. Always laughing, never sad, Sometimes 'naughty but ll-! UCl' bad. Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, B. S. U. '42, Glee Club '42, '43, S. C. A. '42, '43, Sub-Deb Sorority '43, Vice-President, Cercle Francais '42, Basketball '42, '43, RUTH FRANCES BRANNON .... CheSneC, S. C. Character is the very essence of maulzoorl and of all true success in life. B. S. U. '42, '43, French Club '42, Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, S. C. A. '42. '43, Sub-Deb Sorority '43, Class 'l'reasurer '43. GRACE Buci-1ANoN .......... Inman. S. C. lf.l'f7L'l'I'l'll-L'l' teaches a dear school, but fools will learn in no other. Commercial Club '42, '43, B. S. U. '42, '43, S. C. A. '42, '43, Caniak I l.iterary Society -'42, '43. ' BEULAH BURNS ..... . . Spartanburg. S. C. Sez'lc lI0f7f7I'lIt'X.Y., not fame. Day Student. CORNELIA BURNS ......... Gramling, S. C. Tlzcre's so much had in the best of us. and S0'HIllt'lI good in the 'a'or.vt of us. That it ln'l1om'es an-y of us to talk about the rest of us. Camak Literary Society '42, '43, S. C. O. '42, S. C A. '42, '43, B. S. U. '42, Publicity Director '43, l. R. C. '43, Beta l'bi Gamma '42, President '43, Trail Blasvr Stall' '42, Oi.YMi'i.xx Stall '43, HELEN CANADA .......... Greenville. S. C. lf nmsit' ln' the bread of life, play mi. Glee Club '43, Sub-Deb Sorority '43. Social Chairman '43: S. C. A. '43, Camak Literary Society '43. HELEN CASE ............. NVoodrufT. S. C. 1'l't1Pfl1'lIl'SS is ivlierv you jimi' it. but :wry rarely ':t'l1rrr you srvl: it. 'I'l'01l Blazer Typist '42, '43, Commercial Llub '42, '43, tamak l.ll'Cl'E1l'!' Society, '4.2. '453 Beta Phi Gamma '42, lllee Club '43' 7 Sub-Deb Sorority '43, Treasurer: Cbeerlezuler '43, S. L'. .-X. '4-. ' . . 0. X . CECILE CAUSEY ......... Ocean Drive.St C. .-l elu'i'rfHl heart. a elzeerful smile. I weft! .-l charm of fl'1'4'lIllNlII'f' all the ic'llllv. Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, S. C. A. '43, S. tl L. .., Sub-Deb Sorority '43, Basketball '4.2. '43. Mf, f' . 1, ' ' thai l Cr! Abfl' 1 . win, is f, ,J Q, ai ra t J f J li .A . 4.4-f' 166- 4 f I U ff lj 1 f I J BMUUCJL 1 Lf. 'V ff, ,V SUPHU URES ELSIE COLLINS ...,....... Nixonville, S. C, H5111-I'l6'S are smiles only when the heart pulls the wire. Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, B. S. '42,.Vice-President ,433 Secretary of Spartanburg, B. S. U. Tri-Council '43, I. R. C. ,rig ViCe-P1-esident '43, Trail Blazer Staff '43, OLYMPIAN Assistant Adlfel-rising Manager '43, Associate Editor B. S. U. Banner '42, '43, S. C. O. '42, Beta Phi Gamma. LOUISE Cox ........,,.. Tabor City, N. C. f-'p,,,,, gives 51014 a forcible hug, and shakes laughter out of you, whether you will or wot. ' Glee Club '43, Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, Acme Sorority '43, S. C. A. '42, '43, S. C. A. Choir '43, S. C. O. '42. ABNER CULBERTSON ..... Spartanburg, S. C. Talk Faith, the world is be.tter of 'without your uttered 'lgI1'07'tllICC and morbid doubt. V Day Student. i BEATRICE ,DERRICK ......... Leesville, S. C. Always strive to help those who are in need of help. Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, Quarter Vice5President '43, I. R. C. '42, '43, Secretary '43, S. C. O. '42, S. C. A. '42, '43, OLYMPIAN Literary Editor 43, Acme Sorority Vice-President. FRANCES DOBSON ..,...... Fairforest, S. C. If I cannot do great things, I can do srnall things in. a great way. Day Student. ' ADA RUTH EDGE ........... Wampee, S. C. To do good is within: the reach of everyone. Camak Literary Society '42, Quarter Vice-President, Quarter Sec1'etary and Treasurer '43, B. S. U. '42, Third Vice-President '43, S. C. A. '42, Art Committee '43, S. C. O. '42, Editor-in-Chief OLYMPIAN '43, I. R. C. '42, '43, Beta Phi Gamma '43, Acme Sorority, President '43, S. C. AJ Choir '43, Basketball '42, '43, Class Reporter '42, IDADELLE Fo-UNTAIN ....... Scranton, S. C. True worth is in being, not seerning-In doing, each day that goes by, I E Some little good-N ot in drearnirz-g of great things to do by and by. Laboratory Assistant '42, '43, S. C. O. '42, S. C. A. '42, '43, B, S. C. '42, '43, Cercle Francais '42, I. R. C. '43, Burgess Literary Society '42, '43. , THoM1-is FULLER . . .- ........ Opelika, Ala. A handful of coininoru sense is worth a bushel of learning. B-lock S. Club '43, T. M. C. VVarriors '43, Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, JUANITA GENTRY .....,.... Hickory, N. C. A good narne is rather to- be chosen than great riches. p x Rs -' ' .. 42, '4'3s 'ft . '42' Ministerial Band '42, Secretary X . X C1 ?5-NS'eC1'e'Q9'1'Y ,425-.glee Club '42, '43, Commercial Club '42, l j ls - Llfel'-H1'Y'Sgq2ii6ty '42, '43, Quarter President, I. R. C. 424 Piani t '43, s. C. A. '42, '43, s. C. A. Choir. 'RT ll QM, HAMMET V ........ Spartanburg, S. C. X I ..,,,, dAd0Pf the Fake of nature, her secret is P0lI.L l1CC. , ' ' ' Day Student. Q HO LL HIP .. ............ Saluda, S. C. K X, is le afe to grivepiip your f77'L'j 1l-!'l'1iCCS.v 42, '43, bk kg s 1 ' 1' I I ' .. OSBQ N ES . . . . . Spartanburg, S. C. xxx - Oc 10' t e ll.trl'!7l1t.Y,. seelc 'HOF flu' clc'pfl1s. ' Daly Student. I 0 l SUAPHUMUHES MARY FRANCIS HUNT ....., Greenville. S. C. I have no words-alas! to tell the loveliuess of loving well! Sub-'Deb Sorority '43g Trail Blazer Staff '43g Glee Club '43g Class Poet '43g S. C. A. Program Committee '43. FARRELL KEMPSON ........... Lamar. S. C. One is riot what he thinks he is,' but what he thinks, he is. B. S. U. '42, President '43g S. C. A-. '42, '43g S. C. O. '42g Camak Literary Society '42, '43g Debating Club '42g Ministerial Band '43g Glee Club '43. HENRY KENWORTHY ........ Chesnee, S. C. There is no joy as supreme as the joy acqufired by doing. Do what you eaug the reward is great. Debating team '42g Burgess Literary Society '43g Avis Rarae '43g Editor-in-Chief Trail Blazer '43g S. C. A. '43g Class Lawyer '43g I. R. C. '43. WALTER LANCASTER ....... Cramling, S. C. Whe1i that great scorer returns to write against your nameg I-le writes not whether you won or lost but how you played the game. Commercial Club '41g S. C. A. '43g Burgess Literary Society '41, '43. EVELYN LANPORD ....... Spartanburg, S. C. All truly wise thoughts have been: thought already thousands of timesf but to make them truly ours, we must think them over again. honestly, 'til they talce firm root in our jnersonal e.rper'ience. Day Student. LEROY MCCOLLUM ......... Florence, S. C. Music-we love it for the buried hopes, the garnered menzories, the tender feelings it can summon at a touch. Burgess Literary Society '42, President '43g Commercial Club '43, Secretaryg S. C. A. '42, '43g S. C. O. '42g S. C. A. Choirg Glee Club '42, '43, MILDRED MAHAPFEY ......... Inman, S. C. n17'l 1iL'llflSll7:fJ is the 'medicine for all 'H1l'Sf0l'f1UllCS,' but ingrafifude :lr-nfs nlr the foun-tasin of all goodness. Camzik Literary Society '43g B. S. U. '43g S. C. A. '43. ARTIE MAYPIELD .......... Marietta, S. C. -f'lfVl1r1t's the nse of looking gloomy when life goes by like a song, for the one 'wortlz 'wlille is the one who can smile wlzen cvcrytlinig in life goes wrong. Burgess Literary Society '42, '433 l. R. C. '43, Clce Club '42, '433 S. C. A. '42, '433 B. S. U. '42, '43, Secretary '43g S. C. O. '4:. HAROLD MORRISON ........ I-lartsville, S. C. Sinful: little, for wlivn. yon do spools yon will ln' ln'urd. S. C. O. '42, Czuuak Literary Society '42, '43g B. U. '-132 S. C. A. '42, '43g Avis Rarzic '43g Szitirists '42, '43, Vice-President '43- :xi NELL MOSER .............. Lyman. S. C. lf is not so rnnrh fc'ln'ri' you are sl'mn1'ing,' 1'f'.v flu' fl:'r4'rt1'oi. in- wliirli yon uri' going. ' Day Student. RUTH OLIVIA lVlYERS ....... Scranton, S. C. Laugh and tin' world ldnglis :vitli yon, fry, and yon fry ulonrf' S. C. O. '42: Burgess Litcrziry Society '42, '43: l'liccrIc:ulcr '42: 7 , C n Sub-Deb Sorority '43: B. li. '4-. '4.': Q. C. A. '4-. '43. PAYE NIX ................. Pickens. S. C. Don't Qvorry toon-I: and 'roorlc :r'on't 'worry yon. S. C. O. '4.Z: B. S. U. '42, '-ld: Sub-Deb Sorority '45, Rcllflrter '42, President '43: S. C. A. '43: S. C. A. Choir: Bur- gess Literary Society '42, '43: Basketball '42, 43. 'D . 4 f xl M1 i 4,1 . l SUPHU UHE3 FLORA ODOM ...... . .......A . .Green S. C. Searcl1- others for their virtues, thyself for thy faults. Burgess Literary Society '43, B. S.'U. '43, S. C. A. '43. GARLAND O'SHIELDs ...,. Spartanburg, S. C, The way to gain a friend is to be one. S B k I ll '41, '42, '43, Basketball '41, '42, '43, Camak Literary Sociaeiyeilsl, '42, '43, Rare Birds '43, Block S. Club '41, '42, '43, CARRIE MAE PADGETT . . Spartanburg. S. C. Be slow in: choosing a friend-slower in changing. Day Student. ' ' CHARLES PEEBLES, JR. ....... Camden. S. C. Dare to speak your mind. President Freshman Class '42, I. R. C. '42, '43, President '43, S. C. O. '42, Camak Literary Society '42, '43, Quarter President '43, Satirist '42, Treasurer '43 ,- Avis Rarae '43, Beta Phi Gamma '43, President Sophomore Class '43, Trail Blazer Staff '43, OLYMPIAN Staff '43, Business Manager- HOWARD G. PETTIT, JR. f.Spartanburg, S. C. First to thine own self be true. Day Student, OLYMPIAN.Advertising Manager '43, Glee Club 42, '43. CHARLOTTE POOL ..,..,..... Lugotf, S. C. Happiness isa habit-contract it. Student Council '42, S. C. O. '42, S. C. A. '42, '43, Burgess Literary Society '42, '43,.Commercial Club '42, Vice-President '43, Sophomore Class Reporter '43, OLYMPIAN Typist '43, Acme Sorority '43, S.,C. A. Choir '43. . HAZEL A RAMSEY ......... g .... Inman, S. C. f'Let me live in a' house by the side of the road' and be a friend to man. - B. S. U. '42, '43, Camak Literary Society '42,' '43. ELIZABETH REID ........ Spartanburg, S. C. Be what your friends thinlk you are, Not what your enemies say you are. V ' ' Day Studentg ARTHUR SMITH ........... Greenville, S. C. I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul. C21mak'Liferary Society '41, '42, '43 g Glee Club '41, '42, '43' 57-, C- O-.41,Q',42p S. C. A. '42, '43, Block S.. Club '41, '42, '43, 3106-P1'eS1de1qt 42, Basketball '41, '42, '43, Trail Blazer '43, Editor-- 1n-Chref, Avis Rarae '43, Vice-President. 9 . 3 VIVIAN ELIZABETH SMITH . Spartanburg, S. C. Lost time never found again and what we call time enough always provesflittle enough. 0. y ,CJ V. ' Da' St d nt. , ' ,f 1-,raawaf , ML, Li. ,,,. 3,6 A ,vgglv vu A, V ESTELLE STANLEY S. . 5 ......... Loris, S. C. ,H5l1'0w freely to the world, if not your best, yet' some traits whereby the best may be 'll'llfC'I l'8f1',n Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, S. C. O. '42, Ministerial Band 4.2, Quarter President '43, I. R. C. '43, S. C. A. '43, Class Hlstorian '43, Acme Sorority '43. LEE BELLE STANLEY .......... Loris, S. C. . ULCl'1l'glI and the world lauglzs -:c'z'fl1. j'01l.'U ' - 1 .4 --1 -- 1 - w . HHS- SC-C0-A4-ZZ, Chee Club '42, '43, Lamuk Literary Society 42. ' ' ' ' - 42. 433 CIHSS Secretary '43, Acme Sorority '43. 'A !, Alslfx'-V4 .- . SUPHU URE5 MARGTE SUE STEWART ........ Lamar, S. C. Build for character, not for fame. Burgess Literary Society '42, Quarter Vice-President '43g S. C. A, '42, Secretary '43, S. C. O. '42, Secretaryg Vice-President Fresh- man Classg Acme Sorority '43g S. C. A. Choirg Glee Club, Vice- President '42, President '43, Ministerial Band '43, French Club '42, OLYMPIAN Staff '43g Trail Blazer Staff '43, 'J CORNELIA THOMPSON ...... BOWr1'1aI1, S. C. Let there be enough sunshine in your life to make a. glorious sunset. Glee Club '42, '43g I. R. C. '42, '43g S. C. A. '42, Vice-Presi- dent '43g S. C. O. '42g French Club '42, Sub-Deb Sorority '43, Burgess Literary Society '42, '43, Quarter Vice-Presiclentg Basket- ball '42, '43. J. R. TURNER ......... Q . . .Tucapau, S. C. 1 The surest way .not to fail is to Cl8fC7'1'l'll'1Z'0 to succeed. ' Day Student. HOWARD WALL ........... Mullins. S. C. Being no artist, having no fame, permits rne only to sign my name. Camak Literary Society '41, '42, '43g Avis Rarae '42, '43. CORA WALTRIP ............ Arcadia, S. C. U Keep 'watch on your words, my friends For 'words are wonderful tl1l:71-gS,' They are sweet like the bee's fresh lzon-ey, Like bees they have terrible stings. Day Student. MARY WEBB ........... Spartanburg, S. C. For of all sad words of tongne.0r pen, The saddest are these-'It miglit have been.' Camak Literary Society '42, '43g S. C. A. '42, '43g S. C. O. '42g Acme Sorority '43. HOWARD WHITE ............ Gaffney, S. C. To ma-ke a fricnfd you 'must be a fr1'c'nd. Burgess Literary Society '42, '43g Baseball '42, '-133 Block S. Club '42, '43g Rare Birds '42, '43g S. C. A. '42, '43g S. C. O. '-12. PRUE WILLINGHAM ...... Spartanburg. S. C. S-mil-in-g, pleasant and gay, Ever ready to help II14 any way. Day Student. DARRYL WINDI-IAM ....... Society Hill. S. C. l'Ve all must let good tlxouglzts rnlv ns. WB. S. U. '42, '43g S. C. A. '42, '43g S. C. O. '-12: Cnmzlk Literary Society '42, '43: Block S. Club '-42. '43, 'l're:1surcr: Baseball '42, '43g T. M. C. '-13: Sutirist '43, Secretary: Chorus '42, '43. ' j..,::-.:'-.-ff-I- -i ---------V. -if-L1 fa... fl. - ,V gr.. W, f-..,-.-,.,,,,..,. V-...ff -ff, --. ,.- -. .. . - PIU EERE Pioneers-we dare to dream, And in our minds we blaze a path That runs through rough and rugged ways: But yet that cannot go too far ' From these our friends, and this our life-School days. Pioneers--we dare to hope ' Fulillment of our wildest seeming dreams: That from a world of chaos and of strife ' Shall come a peace as man becomes like Christ And knows through Him the thing he so desires-Eternal Life. Pioneers-we dare to think, And remember still that this our life must show Some trace of Christ in all the things we do- Must help some feebler soul who gropes to find The thing he most desires above all else- To come with joyful heart and say unto N The world, Ah, yes, I know Him too. , .lil.- Pioneers-we dare to love All things and peoples, friend or foe, and yet To cast the base, the lowly from our heart, To live each day in self-forgetfulness, Remembering those near us, and those apart. , Pioneers-these common scenes Have stirred us on to light for greater things: To ever strive to reach the greatest goal That may be had--to chant a song of cheer To those from whom we part, and ever this: Try not to let our hearts become too sad. Pioneers-we dare to do Those tasks that challenge all our strength of will, Then toward the perfect aim our lives be made Through work we shall accomplish for mankind, And then our dreams shall not have been in vain, ' And our reward shall be the goal of 'life- The requiem of the unafraid. SUPHUMURES WITHU T Pitt RES MARION BECKNELL . . LOUISE BURNETT . . . FLOYD GILLESPIE ..... MARJORIE MCCALL . . BETTY CYSHIELDS . . - HOWARD PARKER , . DONALD TUCK . . DAVID JACKSON ...... CLARA MCABEE ....., RUSSELL MCLEoD, JR. . . HAROLD WEST ........ Page Fourteen Spartanburg, Spartanburg, Spartanburg . .Effingham . . .Tucapau . .Pendleton Spartanburg . . .Tucapau Spartanburg . . .Rembert Spartanburg V PHUPHECY Ulf THE EL SS lllfi1l3 Of the past we know-of the future we can only guess. Let us turn the pages of about ten years of time and see what some of the present students at S. J. C. are doing in the year of Our Lord 1953, This we are able to do by the use of some advanced mathematical calculation revealed by the grains in some of the stones of the Prank Walker building. Some are in the ministry and are doing a great work. ' Charles Blackmon is the pastor of one of the large Methodist churches of the Upper South Carolina conference. Estelle Stanley is a missionary to China. Most of the others in our class are around close by, in various vocations and professions. Rurel Bell is back in South Cweorgia, farming and doing explorations in the wilds of the Okefenokee Swamp. Cornelia Thompson is teaching school and is coaching the girls' basketball team at her school. Henry Kenworthy has changed little.: he's still working hard-still using his intellect to serve in the capacity of editor of a large daily paper in a big city-and still rushing madly around at the last minute to get each edition out on time. Cecile Causey is thinking of getting married again assoon as she can make up her mind as to which of her present suitors to accept. ' Howard Ears Parker owns a large farm near Pendleton, S. C. He's raising chickens on the side to sell to the Avis Rarae of S. J. C., and making much profit. Helen Case is a stenographer for the Imperial Tobacco Company and spends most of her working time making records of the enormous sales made by America's No. l auctioneer- Howard Shorty Wall. Howard White has gone into politics and is now mayor of Gaffney. His gift of gab, which has been evident throughout his stay here is proving of some value after all. Garland Mule O'Shields is the physical education director and is assistant to Coach Slim B. Mooneyham here at S. J. C. Yes, Mule still knows where the basket is located. Ada Ruth Edge still has the same disposition which won her many friends while in school and it is serving her well in her present job of teaching school. Margie Stewart is teaching also. The music of one of the leading churches of Virginia is under the direction of Juanita Cientry, but her major career is that of a housewife. Beatrice Derrick is the wife of a farmer living near Leesville. She is active in the local church. Lee Belle Stanley is with her sister, Estelle, in China. Lee Belle is teaching the Chinese how to play American games, mainly basketball. Now let us look at one particular event of the year 1953--the alumni meeting of Spartan- burg Junior College. Shortly after the gathering opens, some of the boys begin a game which lasts until the gathering dissolves. Eaye Nix strolls in and everyones attention is turned to her. Immediately we notice that she is still quite attractive. Mazie Belk talks continuously about her husband and his faults. Thomas Euller has come up from Alabama. Yes. that ring he's wearing is the' ring of Auburn graduates. Very little is accomplished at this meeting, for the Rare Birds keep the group in a commotion--wanting to hurry to eat. If these prophecies prove too far wrong. don't look for me at that alumni meeting in 53. Of the class as a whole l prophesy that it will go into the world as an agent of truth and knowledge, with the ideal that nothing is too small to overlook nor too big to conquer. XVhen we come to our wits end and all seems despair. 'XVhy say-sail on. sail on. sail on and on. That spirit will typify the class of '43 throughout the years to come. ARTIJUR UNTIKEH SMITH, CICISS Prophet. Page Fifteen S 'PERL TIVE5 Best All Around MARGAIE STEWART HENRY KENWORTHY Most Intellectual NELL MOSER HENRY KENWORTHY Most Courteous ADA RUTH EDGE HOWELL HIPP Most Capable Leaders A LOTIS REDFORD CHARLES PEEBLES Mo-st' Dependable EBEATRICE DERRICK CHARLES PEEBLES Friendliest . J UANITA GENTRY JACK CORN Mostl' Athletic LEE BELLE STANLEY HNIULEU Q'SI-IIELDS M' ost Ptersonalzty RUTH MYERS HENRY KENWORTHY i 1 E 5 I 1 1 , , , I I E I 1 l 4. N J 1 E 1 I 1 I E v E 4 I ! I 3 s 3 V P X T i T i S 1 x W SUPEHLATIVES Wz'ttz'est EVANGELINE MELTON JOHN WILSON . Most Popular RUTH MYERS GARLAND O'SH1ELDS Most Poised ADA RUTH EDGE PAUL WESLEY SMITH Best Dressed CORNELIA BURNS HOWARD PETTIT Prelstiesl' Girl U RUTH MYERS Best Looking Boy HOWELL HIPP NIOSIR Sophisticczted MARY FRANCES, HUNT CHARLES BOONE , , h-Mft,-f.f. l1..555q..::5::11e,:,T.:tfx-. ...-1. V .-f,-gfw..-.,,..,....... -.- . . LAST WILL ANU TESTAIVIE T STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF SPARTANBURG . SPARTANBURG JUNIOR COLLEGE I ' f '43, being of We, the members of the sophomore class of Spartanburg Junior College o Sound mind and high intellectual integrity, do hereby bequeath, to, our bleloged faculty and we no on er underclassmates the attainments, characteristics, and undisputed capacities W 1C g feel necessary to our well-being. i . ARTICLE I. . To the President and Board of Managers: i v i 1 We express our appreciation for their kind interest and their ability which makes the continued operation of our Alma Mater possible. - ARTICLE II ' To the Board of Missions: We wish to show our gratitude for their material support. We hope to fulfill theconlidence placed in us and live up to theirexpectations of us by worthy contributions to society. To the Faculty: ARTICLE IH Items- ' , , . . l. With deep sincerity we give our thanks for their untiring efforts and unflagging interests in our academics and extra-curricula undertakings. H - I ' 2 To Mr. Shepard we wish to leave an old and battered book I-Iow to Win Friends and Influence People. i I I K 3 To Miss Brantley we wish to leave an automatic chewing gum chewer.. 4. We desire that Miss Blackburn have some discarded hair-pens found in the chemistry laboratory. V . ' i 'I Y 5 We do hereby bequeath a second-hand pair of st1lts to Miss Partridge. . To the Freshman Classs ARTICLE IV Items- l. We wish to share our feeling of love and appreciation for dear ole' S. J. C., which we have attained during our two year stay. v ' ' 2. We leave them an old college catalogue, and the ability to answer, I don't know. To Our Classmates: ARTICLE V Items- l. I, Juanita Gentry, do will and bequeath my white boots to Rowena Graham. 2. We, Nell Moser and Idadelle Fountain, will our intellectual abilities to any desiring and deserving freshmen. 3. I, Cecil Causey, bequeath my techneck to Marguerite Wildes. , 4. I. Farrell Kempson, do will and bequeath my journalistic hand to Peter Karegeannes. 5. I, Shorty Wall, leave my singing voice to George Morton. 6. Ruth Myers and I-Iowell Hipp have decided to take their good looks with them. 7. I, Beatrice Derrick, do will and bequeath my rambling tongue to Myrtella Emmert and Ruby Chumley. 8.4 I, Mary Frances Hunt. do will my air of sophistication to Barnell Williams. 9. I, Charles Peebles, bequeath my leadership qualities to Bill Craig. IO. Howard White, do will James Fisher my footwork, so that he can keep up with ornelia. ll. I, Charles Blackmon. do will and bequeath my romantic touch to any freshman that might be bitten by the bug ' I Q 12. I, Helen Case. do will my cultivated voice to Anna Divver Vaughn. 13- I,'G31'l31'1d O Shleldg, do hereby bequeath my physique to Steifel Lazar, in hopes that he will put away childish actions and try to become a man. 14. I. Arthur Sm-ith, do will and bequeath to Candler Parker my ability to keep two girls on the string at the.same'time, provided he doesn't goto Drayton to play ball. 15- 26522 N1Xf bequeath 21 Sllghtly used piece of gum and a knotless shoe string to Lucia Mae 16. Killer, do will a carefully selected collection of cigarette ducks to Bill Tinsley lg. I, Lee Belle Stanley. bequeath a jiffy make-up kit to Anna Prince 1 . . . - EUQZEIYII Wlndhemf do Will and bequeath my overnight permanent wave curlers to John 19.f1, fliayvafa Pam, do will my bass fiddle f J h C 1, . 20. I,'?Beulah.,vBurns, bequeath my quiet dispogtioon Ilo ISilliae1i,CatoQ, Signed, Sealed, and approved by the members of the Sophomore Class this said day, February ,J-1'-grrwenty-eight, nineteen hundred forty-three. I if- HENRY KENWORTI-IY, Class Lawyer. Page Eighteen PHESHMA EL SS UI-TIEEHS a WILLIAM CRAIG Laurens, S. C. President' BETTY JANE LIORTON Jefferson. S. C. Secretary NIR. VIXN HINSON Faculty Adviser If-gk r-' W CLYDE ALLEN Chatham. Va. V ice- President CHIES'I'IiR IIARR Union. S. C. Trcasurvr Page Nineleeu FHESHM LoNAgRAE ALEWINE .... A .Prosperity S C CLYDE ALLEN . . . . . ychatham Va RUBY AMERSON . . . . . .Lamar S C DORIS ANDERSON ....... Woodruffi ANNIE MERLE. BAGWELL B. . .Roebuck M. F. BALL BoBBY BANKS . . FRANK BEARD, JR. 92 ,j9y'i4i15'Ys BELK .. 1 xt p ig, I ' ' i 5 ANIILDRED BIRNEY BOBBY BOLICK . . CHARLES BOONE- Hf 'ZEL BRASSELL Q A!! l' JJIQELEN BREAZEALE MQ lt R til -fbi-EDITH BURNS Y QJJQ JOHN BUTLER . . RUBY CALVERT . LOU REE CANTRELL .... . . Waterloo Spartanburg . . . . . .Bishopvi1le, 1 . . . Florence Spartanburg . . .Union . .Fort Mill . . .-Bonneau . . . .Pickens 'Spartanburg . . . .Vance . .Landrum Campobello f 1 N ll p , FHESHMEI JAMES CASE . . . . .Hendersonvi11e,N. C LILLIAN CATOE . . . . .Lancaster, S. C ORLINE CHILDERS . . . . .B1acksburg, S. C RUBY CI-IUMLEY .. CLIFTON COKER . . . . .Woodruff, S. C . . . .New Zion, S. C ONIE COLE . . . . . .Heath Springs, S. C WILLIE MAE COIPELAND . .Ehrhardt, S. C I JACK CORN DOROTHY Cox . . WILLIAM CRAIG . -. T HELMA DAVIDSON DORIS DIXON . . . LEONARD DUCKETT RUTH DUNAGIN, 5 LOIS EAGERTON .. J. C. EASLER. JR. . . CLEORA EDWARDS . . .Cureenville, S. C . . .We11ford, S. C . . .Laurens, S. C . . . . .Cbar1eston, S. C Q . . .Pries, Va JR. Cherokee Falls, S. C . . Spartanburg, S. C . .Timmonsvil1e, SJ. C . . .Spartanburg S. C . . . Spartanburg, S. C MYRTELLA EMMERT ..... Wimauma, Fla 1-1--:fe - . . : tr., - kc' ra :fix ., - I-Y , 3 A -Na 'N rv C- -X-.., - N. ' ---N -m K. N . o Page Twenty-one Page Twenty-two III SHMEN CHESTER FARR . . . . .Union, S. C VIRGINIA FIELDS . . , . .Laniar, S. C JAMES FISHER . . . . .Tucapau, S. C RENEE FORDHAM . . . .... Bazley, Ga SUE MAE FRANKS ..... Spartanburg, S. C CHRISTINE FREEMAN . . . . .Dryden, Va WELTON GARNER . ..... Union, S.C DREXEL GAULT ....., Spartanburg, S. C LQIUIS ALLEN GIVENS, JR.. .Whitney S. C - WILLEEN GRADY . . . . Spartanburg, S. C ROENA GRAHAM . . . . .Loris, S. C JULIAIGRAI-IAM . . . . Olanta, S. C I DOTTIE JOE GRIGGS . . . . .HartSville, Sy C ROGER GUTHRIE ...... Spartanburg, S. C CHARLES HAMMOND , .TimmonSvi11e, S. C MARJO-RIE HANCOCK . .Bowling Green, Fla EULA HARD-EE . . . . . .Tabor City, N. C BESSIE HATCHETTE .... Spartanburg, S. C FHESHME CHARLES E. HEAToN JOHN HICKS . . BETTY HORTON . . W. B. HUMPI-IRIES, JR MILDRED JOYNER . . . PETER KAREGEANNES LAMAR KEISLER , LUCIA MAE KELLETT JoHN KEMP . . RUDoLPH KIRBY .... ARBUTUS LAZAR . . STIEEEL LAZAR . . . J. C. LEE ..... VIRGINIA LISLE . . . . . .Piedmont, S. . . .York, S. , . Jefferson, S. . .Bethel Hill, N. . . .Holly Hill, S Spartanburg, S . Q . .Pelion, S . . . .OWings, S . Johnston, S Timmonsville, .S . . .Taylors, S . . . .Greenville, S 4 Spartanburg, S . . .Landrum, S EDITH LITTLEFIELD ...... Woodruff . S THOMAS C. LITTLEJOHN. JR. Cowpens, S. C THOMAS E. LITTLEJGHN Spartanburg. S. C VANDILLA LowTHER . . . . .Winokun Ga .4 R MV - ,pw 6' Page Twenty-three -1'Ti:'i! '05'P'S FA-y1'G9S:..'.1.:-.a: ' : :,.pL,-:.,,,. 1 C 2 T' f'u I I I wx I I l.:l',l3lml I W li If Il E S H M E LUCILLE IVIACDONALD .,.... Dillon, S. C. IJ if rj ' . 2,49 I MQ!! R'-. F -.J .NR 'Page Twenty-four in ku X., F X -r li , . i f-'Y 3 I 'x A .3 5 1? 0 5 I .nf .Xi Q X fxi- du . K RSA, lv , M . BETH NIAI-ION . . ..,. Fountain Inn, S. C, MARY MARTIN . . . , .Pair Porest, S. C, DoRoTHY MASTERS . . DoRoTHY MCCALL . . HoYT MCENTYRE . . . EVANOELINE MELTON GOMER MERRITT . . . NAoM1MoRR1soN . . GEORGE IVIORTON . . 1 GLADYS COLE . . .Q ESTEL COLE . . . KATHERINE COLE . , . i . .Lyman,.S'. C. , . .I.yrnan, S. C. Landrum, S. C. . .Lyman, S. C. Piedmont, S. C. . . .McBee, S. C. Lancaster, S. C. . . .Basham, Va. . . Basham, Va. . , .Basham. Va. ELIZABETH- OYSULLIVAN Spartanburg, S. C. CANDLER PARKER . 5 . . ...Pendleton, S. C IVIARG-ARET. CAMILLE PATRICK Spartanburg, S. C PAULIN-E PEELER . . ..... Gaffney, S. C HELEN PETITT . . . . Spartanburg, S. C Q ' 1 FHE5HMEI PAUL PETTY g . JEWELL PRESCOTT SYBIL PRICE . . r ANNA PRINCE . . RUBY RACAN . . LUIS REDPORD I . . JEAN REID . . LOUIS ROLEN . . . EVELYN SHEALY . . Q NADINE SHEPARD . . . WARD SHUECRD . . , TELIA SHUMAN . MARCUERITE SMITH PAULSMNT1.U S of F. G. SCURRY, JR. . . JEWEL SCIMICEIELD . PEGGY 'SAWYER . . . LEWIS THONIPSON . 4 Inman, S. C . J . . . , .LongWood, Pla ,...I-Iodges, S. C . . .Landrum, S. C . . .Campobe1lo, S. C . .Cbar1eston, S. C . . .Campobe1lo, S. C . . .Spartanburg, S. C . . .C1i1bert, S. C . . . .Milstead, Ala . Kings Creek, S. C Early Branch, S. C . . . Spartanburg. S. C . . .Spartanburg, S. C . . Saluda, S. C . .Gray Court, S. C . . Spartanburg, S. C . . . .Spartanburg S. C Q f :I I .ff WJJN AJ f f J' pf ,J fax fi- : 5 V ., J - h GP Page Twenty-Hue '- , ' . . '. .5.,.,,1.1:..u.:.a.-.- ...AA--LV ....,....--, . . .. -- . - .L .. ..., . .. . .. ..- .. .. .V , 2.2 ,,-.'....':.:.'X.1..-... T':.::... . '--, .L I If .-'.l.-a. .-Q.L, ,. -L f'. '1'ZT'- 1 2 A' .. ' Q ' LAW' fffjff . ,- - . V A...., .. . - - w DOROTHY ANTHONY JOHN BOYD .Y.,.. O. C. BRACEWELL . NORMAN BRADSHAW CHARLES BROWN . . JUDINE BUTLER .. EUGENE CHAMPION THOMAS CARROLL GEORGE CLARDY . L. W. CLARK JIM BILL COBB . . WADE CORN ..... JOHN CUMEEE . . . LLOYD DACUS .... DAVID DEMPSEY . . SARA ENTZMINOER EDWARD EOWLER . LOUIS FOWLER .. SIDNEY GAULT . . . DORIS GODFREY . , .. JOI-INNIE HILL, JR. . . . ........ Spartanburg Pffge Twenty-six' FPIESHMEIN BILLIE THRIFT . . . . . Inman. S. C WILLIAM TINSLEY . , . . .Blacksburg S. C LAVAUGI-IN TRUSSELL . . .I-Iagansville, Ga WALTER .TURNER ..... Spartanburg, S. C ANNA DIVVER VAUOHAN Q . . Lamar, S. C ROBERT VEHAUN . .. .... Spartanburg, S. C KATY WATEO'RD . . .Timmonsvilla S. C BARNELLE WILLIAMS A ..,,. Leesville, S. C MARGUERITE WILDIE A. . . . Stuart, Fla -JoHN.WILSON CARLYLE WILLIS ,... 4. ROBERT YODER . . Freshmen Without Pictures . . . .Spartanburg, S. C. ......Union, S.C. . . . .B1ountStown, Fla . . . .Spartanburg, S. .. . . Lake City, S. 0000000 ..........'L,Ol'1S,S. . . Cherokee Falls, S. . . . . . .PineVi11e, N. . . . .Piedmont, S. . . . .Pinevi11e, N. . . . .BlountStoWn, Fla . . . . .Spartanburg, S. . . . .Ridge Spring, . . . . . .Greenvil1e, . . . . .Spartanburg, . . . . .B1ythewood, . . . . .Fountain Inn 00000 Itfffl .Fog su 625+ :Bo- 735'-1 m,.,',3 FWF. 0000 I aa E HI In-I 70 2 O I-' rn rn- -VJ IO S S S S S S S S MARION HOLT . . . LEON HOLTZCLAW BILLIE JOHNSON . WALLACE JONES . . DONALD LEE, -. JACK MCCLELLAN HARRY MOORE . . . NOVELLE NEAL . . JOE O'SHIELDS, .. HAROLD PAGE . . . HERBERT PARI-IAM J. M. PARRISH . MELVIN ROBERTS i .I .i .1 .1 .i .- BONNIE FAYE ROBINETTE . . . ESTER ROBINSON . HARRY SELLARS . . RICHARD THOMAS . KATHLEEN THOMPSON if .'. WILLIAM TURBEVILLE . . J T WALL ...... I MOZELLE WOEEORD 1 f f Fort Mill. S. C. . . . .Tucapau, S. C Fountain Inn, S. C . .Van Wyck, S. C . . .Spartanburg, S. C. . . . Arcadia. S. C. . . Lake City. S. C. . . Blountstown, Fla. . . Landrum, S. C. . . Blountstown. Fla. . . Lake City. S. C. . . . Spartanburg. S. C. .. . Una, S. C. Galivants Ferry, S. C. . . . . .Arcadia. S. C. . . Blountstown. Fla. S 66666 660 9 P1 F. 2.1 E: :J UD O . . . . . .Kings Creek . . . . .Paco1et, S . . . . . .Eas1ey,S . ......Baxley, S . . . .Lake City. S . . . . . . .Chcsnee. S. . S .h ...... Olanta. . Lake Toxawny. N. . 0 o 4 The Editor and Sponsor. . .Two Floridiaus. . .Margie and Lois. . ,Our waitresses. . . Pete takes time out. . .Genius in disguise . .Two day students pose. . Marguerite studying. . .Hammond Hall boys frollieking. Page Twenty-sever: ULYMPIAN STAFF VAN G. HINSON . . ADA RUTH EDGE , BEATRICE, DERRICK CORNELIA BURNS . MARGTE STEWART . CHARLES PEEBLES How!-XRD PETTIT . . ELSIE COLLINS . . CHARLOTTE 'PooL Page Twenty-eight' 1 v ! s E . .Faculty Aduiserf . . .Editor-in-Chief . . .Literary Editor . . . .Art Editor Photograph Editor . .Business Manager AdoerI'z'sz'ng Manager . . .AsSz'sI'anI' Aa'uerrz'sz'ng . . . 'Typist TH IL BLAZER ST Pl? J. J. SHEPARD . . HENRY KENWORTHY ARTHUR SMITH ..... CFilled unexpired termb PETER KAREGEANNES . . . BILL CRAIG ........ KATHARINE O-GLE , . STIEPEL LAZAR ..... CHARLES BLACKMON .MARGIE STEWART . . CHARLES PEEBLES . . ASSISTANTS LoIS REDFORD ....... ..........T.T EVANGELINE MELTON . . . . CARLYLE WILLIS .... . . I LUCIA MAE KELLET . . . - - JOHN WILSON ..... . . A MARIAN BECKNELL . . . - - QNO pictuhrej Ti ists' Helen Cise Anni Dwver Vauvlun. JP . C I A A Reporters: Elsie Collins, Buddie Belk. Charles Boone. l .Faculty Adviser . . .Editor-in-Chief . . .Edit or-in -Chief . . .Associate Editor . . .Business Manager . . . .News Editor . .Feature Editor . . .Maize-up Editor Exchange Editor . . .Sports Editor . . .Assistant Feature . . . .Assistant Sports Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising M-ary Frances Hunt. Page Twenty-nine .Il A. CHUIH J. J. SHEPARD, Sp0USOf 5. C. A. OFFICERS' . .... S r CHARLES BLACKMON ' ' ' ' 'president gdgzisiissgixggsgs . . .Tiggiuarzg CORNELIA 'THQNIPSQN ,,... Vzce-Preszdent OFFICERS PARRELL KEMPSON ........... President ART113 MAY121E1.D . . ......... Sm-vrwf ELSIE COLLINS .V ....... Isl' Vzice-President' RUREL BELL .... ....,.... T I't i1SllI'l'I' JEWELL PRESCOTT ..., Znd Vzce-President CORNELIA BURNS . . . . .lhllylmw lJ11'f'ff9 ADA RUTH EDGE. . . . .3rd VlAC0'P! GSl.d9l7I JUANITA G1QN'T1u' . . ....... , .1'1fm1Sf Page Thirty . I I MI ISTEPIIAL BA U OFFICERS lsr Quarter End Quarter ............ .PFQSZCCIQTII JEQVELL 1 . D - Q Q Q Q 5 - Qpresl-dent CARLYLE WILLIS ....,.4 . . .Vice-President KATHERINE OGLE Vice p,.,,Sl'd,,,,t V ........ ' L g l GLADY3 B-ELK ----. SGCFQTGFQ and Treasurer JEWELL PRESCOTT. .Secretary and Treasurer H PIGESS LITEH HY SUCIETY OFFICERS IS! QUm,1L,I. fml duurlcr' h CI-IARLES BLACKMON ........., Pr-vsnimz Imzox' MuCo1,l,L'x1 . . Pmvclvnf BEATRICE DERRICK .,..... I ice-Presidenr CQRNIEQLIA THOMPSON ...r, I'11-0-lfrmdervz MAZIE BELK . . . .Secretary and Treasurer CHESTER FARR . , . Serremf!! and Tffuslfref Page Thirty-one I TEH ATIU AL HELATIU S CL B OFFICERS S CHARLES PEEBLES ...... President BEATRICE DERRICK . . . . .Tecretary ELSIE COLLINS . . . ..,... Vife-President RUREL BELL ...... . - - VQUSUVUF CHARLOTTE POOL ..........., Lzbrarzan 3 . 4 3 . , . 1 EAMAH LITEH HY SUEIETY L OFFICERS I Isl' Quarter C ' 2nd Quczrivr' CHARLES PEEBLES ............ Pl'9Sl.dQI7Z' JUANITA CIENTRX '............. .PI'0S!.d072f ADA RUTH EDGE ........, Vice-Presidenl' MARGIE STEWART ........ Vfvv-Pz'0s1'41'mf CORNELIA BURNS . ,Secretary and Treasurez' I-XDA RUTH EDGE . . .Sm'r'0t41r'gff1rm'Tz'm1suz'v1' Page Thirty-Iwo I I :X V, X- .I L CHORUS OFFICERS MARGIE STEWART . . ............. President A LUKE ASMITHO ' ..,... , , . Vice-President i ATH RINE GLE ' ' Secretary and Treasurer K STIEFEL LAZAR .... I ......... , ...... ....... ,...... L 1 'brarian L i 4 'I 1 X K an Q- YN n 'w ' Lv M- Jsfxxnk N Cyt NN-'gs MSL W Q u 'J u .J x MIKE SMITH .. Siu JY THOMAS FULLER . , - , 'L Q93 HOWARD WHITE .. I ' X Q DARRYLL WINDHANI fl' I I ,iff 4 , 5 I BLUEH S EL OFFICERS Prcxnivnf X'fro-l'rcszi1'vf?! -SITFCIIIVU , Trcusurcr Pago Thirtgf lhrec BET PHI GAMMA . . . . . . .President CORNELIA BURNS . . . ...... . . - - CHARLES BLACKMON . . GEORGIA PARTRIDGE .............. . . .Vice-President . , .Faculty Adviser 1. w AVIS HAH E OFFICERS GARLAND O'SHIELDS . . ........................... . . .Faculty!A11'lA'1'Sf ' HOWARD PARKER .... ...... P f6Sl'dGt7l' PIOVVARD XVHVIKIS . ...,.. SOCI'c'1'c1!'U ARTHUR SMITH . . . . ,Vice-Presidenle HOWARD XVALL . , , . .Trvasurw Page Thirty-four SUB-DEB SUHUHITY - CJFPICERS ANNIE BELLE BRANTLEY . . ...............,...,........... .... S ponsor PAYE NIX ................... President HELEN CASE ...... . . .Secretary SARA BLALOCK . , . . . . ,Vice-President MARGUERITE 'XVILDE . . . , .Treasurer MARY FRANCES HUNT .......,. Reporter Tf-.Q . -N. fx, N fi? SATIHISTS A h E U ' Q I W V ' - , Sponsor I .... ........,,,.........,-.- ' 1 if RUBY President DARRYLL 'XVINDHAM . , , . . ,Sara argl RUREL BELL ..... ...... P EEBLES w Q ' v Q T,mSU,0, HAROLD MORRISON . h u ' .Vice-President CHARLES Page Thirty-five ACME SUHUHITY OFFICERS ADA RUTH EDGE . . ...... President GRACE BUCHANAN , , . . .Secretary BEATRICE DERRICK . . . . .Vl'C8fPt'6Sl'cZ'6f2f BILLIE THRIFT , , lnlr' 'Reporter LOIS REDEORD .P .............. Treasurer DESSIE PEW . . ,. ........ Faculty Adviser ,, . . V, ,.. H 4, k t. V , X x Cyn. Kxii W - . . xv, , ,,. yu .K , ., ,EN N. '- --' 1 x H.. A -ifkqwi iv .N EUMMEREI L ELIEB EDITH BURNS P O'E: 'C'E5RS l I ' ' A - . . , , ' fl' l f Q : x , N ., .X Y Q CHARLOTTE POCL ' ' . Vl'c,e-Ijf-Ejllmtlclvl I-I-INON NIR .C,Ol,lrUM . .5n'a'I'4'I1I!'U nllhly I I'UdSUI'L'I' RUBY EDENS .,,,, 4k f 7' Cllliswlslz lhrxml . . . ..,, ,.,.. I Q.-pm-fvr -A ---- - -. ,Sponsor Page Thirl'y-six IIHEEHLE HERE .,,- .f, -A., Ljfuv 0 NIARGUERITE XVILDE HOW.-XRD XVI-IITE ANNA IDIVVER VAIQGHN QNO picturcs3 HELEN CASE GEORGE NIORTCN A GYM Page Thirt y -seven 4 V BASKETBALL Cgflgh I . . . .HBAULEH OYSFHELDS Manager. ..................,.....,.............,............. CHARLES BOONE First row: James Fisher, Hoyt McEntire, Bill Craig, Jack Corn, Arhutus Lazar. Second row: Mike Smith, W. B. Humphries. Candler Parker. I S . in , , O, . Q, r.X,rxri N -x -X ,W . MB? 0 my H HI U H S CANDLER PARKER ' P , OFFICERS V S '?'w ' DNN HWWN W' b . . ....., I. . resident THOMAS if 5 . B HUMPHRIES ........ Vice-Preszdenlv I R Tinikuilill lmiml IN ' 'N'l 'f'1VU THOMAS FUI L ' K ' ' O Y iq --'--'-r 1'f'.-1.wm- A ER ' ' - - - -180171611 fh1'i'1.wf-f- 1 1 Page Tl7z'rl'y - eigh l' 4 -Q..-QNX ...sh ' Mr. Shepard and Charles. . .Priendsl . .Dr. and Mrs. Burgess. . .Three JOHY roommates. . .Stiefel hitch-hiking. . ,Betty behind the sign post. . .Roy Showing off. . .Robert concentrating. , .Two sweet girls. . .V for Victory. Page Tlnfrfy-:vine Future home-makers. . .What's cookingl. . .Acting angels in S. C. -A' Christnaas pageant. . .Ye olde f h takes a ride. . .AH smiles. . . arm ands. . .Sunshine on iciclcs. . .Scur1'Y Between classes. . ,Threc's a crowd. . .1 he H811 pond. , .Stiefel empties trash. Page Forty P? DEAD JAPSHAULED FREE f Associated Transport, Inc Highway Transportation from sNew England to the Gulf PF P 1' 1854-1943 Wgfgrr RD Cf LLEGE SPARTANEURG, s. G. Standard College of the Liberal Arts, AB., B.S., and lVl.A. Degrees. Strong Pre-Medical, Engineering, Business, and Scientific COUISQSO' Adequate Library, Laboratory, and Athletic Facilities. Expenses Moderate. Address the President For Further Information POR GOOD THINGS TO EAT Come to A G THE ELITE LA PETITE ELITE ' Meet Your Friends Here I 121 E. Main Sr. f SPARTANBURG, S. C. Compliments of JONES' FURNITURE COMPANY The House That Service Builtl' 156 Magnolia St. SPARTANBURG, S. C. GREETINGS A. C. TURBEVILLE, Manager W METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE Co. I SPARTANBURG, S, C, Page Forty-Iwo Compliments of A OAKMAN BROTHERS AUTo AND WINDOXX7 GLASS DRUGS 249 Magnolia St. SPARTANBURG. S, C. SPARTANBURG LAUNDRY, Inc. x, Telephones 32 and 43 . 136 MAGNOLIA STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. Compliments of ' PIEDMUNT CAFE competitor who sells it for less- He knows what they are Worth. 276 MAGNOLIA ST. if Phone 105 2 SPARTANBURG, S. C. Compliments of J. FRANK BLAKELY COMPANY + SPARTANBURG, S. C. - LADIES' DRESSES HATS AND COATS SAUL'S Styles of Tomorrow Phone 743 SPARTANBURG, S. C. Compliments of' B. L. JONES Staple and Fancy Groceries CANDIES, ICE CREAM, AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES PHONE 124 7 Compliments of J. W. LEWIS GO. Page Forlzfell - - ROYAL CLEANERS HARRIS AUTO AND HATTERS ,R SERVICE SPARTANBURG, Sec. , Phone 302 Phone 320 482 Sf. JOh1'1 Sf. PhOI12 194 West Main St. Sf' John St' SP!-XRTANBUR , . . Let Royal Do It G S C MOLELLAN STORES Compliments of COMPANY MOSS' FLOWER SHOP Teach Your Pennies to Have I More Hcemsn ' 264 E. Mam St. SPARTANBURG, S. C. SPARTANBURG' S- C' CC 5 To Serve Humanityv S To Promote Vitality To Standardize Quality' BROKERS BAKERY BREAD RQLLS CAKES COOKIES ,E 4u page Forty-four --,,,,,...... Compliments of A S. H. KRESS si COMPANY SPARTANBURG, S. C. R. H. BAER Sc SON REAL ESTATE Leases-Appraisals-Rentals 303 Andrews Bldg. . SPARTANBURG, S. C. For Every Gift Occasion i43K'lvIXxT,Q? UPU HS S? SWT 'Putt R , sroRE OF DEPENDABM1 146 East Main Street SPARTANBURG, S. C. Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry and Silverware SMITH'S CUT RATE DRUG STORES . DRUGS With A Reputation + The Best For Less 167 East Main Street and 142 East Main Street SPARTANBURG, S . C. Compliments of NEELY LUMBER ' COMPANY 'ii-:LL Page Forty-HU - . LOANS NEGOTIATED POR SALARIED PEOPLE ALLEN BRoKBRAGB Best Wishes Q CSOMPANY H 302 ANDREWS BUILDING A NEW SOUTH PHONE 2661 EXPRESS LINES, INC. SPARTANBURG, S. C. 'I' AIRPORT ROAD l PIEDMONT IRQN WORKS, INC. Phone 2800 SPARTANBURG, S. C. Structural and Reinforcing Steel Phone 1951 SPARTANBURG, S. C. GHEENEWALITS, Inc if s SiJa1ftanburg's Best Clothing Store 'A' 1.09-111 West Main Street Compliments of MINUET GRILL SPARTANBURG, S. C. C0'n'z.pI'z?me'1tts of Devoe 85 Raynolds Co., 1110 342 E. Main St. SPA.R'l'ANBLJRG, S. C. Paint Prof vets .AI7?PI'I.Cl1'H Page forty szx Photographs in This Annual Furnished by ALFRED T. WILLIS Reprints from any photo in this book can be ' had at a reasonable cost I f You Want A Photograph of Anything PHONE OFFICE 263-HoME 2539 1535 North Churchs Street SPARTANBURG, S. C. I. C. BARR' T R A NS F E R M T IRRMINAL AND WAREHoUsE 244 EZELL 1. C. C. Certificatxe NO. Mc:-101591 DAY OR NIGHT Ca g0eS Fully Call 609 Ima?-ed Page Forty-s Compliments of EoR EVERYSESIEIIZQNG SERVICE U P H I S H 0 P Citizens and Southern J Publishers of The National Bank of NEWS REVIEW South Cargllna Spartanbargis only Labor SPARTANBURG, S. C. I if Phone 1202 No Account ToolLarge ' None Too Small P. O, BOX 4 Member P.D.I.C. UNA, S, C, Paper Compliments of WHITNEY MILLS, Inlc. WHITNEY, S. C. Page Forty-eight STANDARD A CLOAK CO. Over 40 Years in Spartanburg SMART CLOTHES For the Smart Woman and Missi' ERWIN A WHOLESALE CRO. A INCORPORATED WHOLESALE DEALERS SPARTANBURG, S. C. Compliments of DR. BLAGKSTOGR Veterinarian SPARTANBURG, S. C. C W. 1. PATTERSON Plumbing ana' O Heating Contractor FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES 344 E. Main Sf. PHONE 303 8 ICE CREA Compliments of CLEMENTS LUMBER CO. Phone 3301 SPARTANBURG, S. C. Compliments of BLUE BIRD M, INC SPARTANBURG. S. C. Page For -,,,,,,,,,Ym , ,, ,, H. .....,......wM,....S,..-..a.w-....1..... WALLACE D. DUPRIE AUT O SUPPLIES O .AND SHOP EQUIPMENT 127-131 West Broad St. Phone 65-55 1 EALDWELLSQIJUMPANY DRINK Cotton Seed Products FERQEQZERS Bigger etter COTTON GINNING A as Caldwelfs Re-al Meal and HARTNESS Relmblfe Feffffiwe BOTT LING WORKS A 5 + O 729 S. Church sr. SPARTANBURG, S, C SPARTANBURG S C PJFHJ .,.4ll- 'L'T Compliments of HETNITSH-WALKER DRUG STORES THOMAS 8: HOWARD A COMPANY SPARTANBURG, S. C. . F or Drugs Next door to Western Union Main St. I Phgne 81-.290 Compliments of EFIRD,S DEPT. STORE LIGON,S SEED STORE, INC. Tbe Home of Quality Seed and . the Best in A SPORT CLOTHES A -For- Young Men and Young Ladies SPARTANBURG, S. C. POULTRY SUPPLIES AND FEED Everything that goes to make a Eirst Class Seed Store SPARTANBURG, S. C. M0 HSUMIZRY and IZRAWHIRII INCORPORATED HARDWARE, HoUsEWARE, AND SPORTING GOODS A Dependable Source of Supply 1896 1943 Paglm I:-1.f1u'Of7l s..ea,-..i:q.:4 ..i4,..a4x,..L S.x1-.L-..b 11 - ,Q JAMES FOWLER GEORGE FOWLER JOHN FOWLER FOWLER BRCTHERS CLEANERS We Please Particular People 422 W. Main Street ' A Phone 3434 Candies Dfugs H. T. LITTLEJOHN S d W Stationery 4 Ccggjfs ate? Toilet Articles 8 ' A GROCERIES FEEDS-SEEDS BABER-RHYNE DRUG Co. HAIQBWARE R 288 MAGNOLIA STREET A . 214-216 MAGNOLIA- STREET S Telephone 223 Telephones 741-742 SPARTANBURG, S. C. SPARTANBURG, S. C. THE GEER DRUG COMPANY Wholesale Draggists R ir SPARTANBURG-GREENVILLE-C14ARLESTON Page Fifty-iw-0 ,-il-'-IZL ' CXR1xOLL G DESCIIXMPS ' . W. G. GOWAN Preszdent and Treasurer V Secretary THE SPARTANBURG LUIVIBER AND MILLWUBK EUMPANY, Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS SPARTANBURG, s. C. Aihliated Plant: Gaffney Lumber Co.,.1nc. Gaffney S C 459 Marion Ave. ' Phones 162 163 3 Everything to Build Anything MCCALL,S Do-NUT DINETTE Compliments of Formerly Known As V Krispy Kream Doughnuts NATIUNAL lVIEN'S 81 BUY'S Yifogiiiaiiiis WEAH SHUP 121 Dunbar Ave. + Next to Belk-Hudson Telephone 3784 V Everything for the 203 Magnolia St Next to Post Ofiice Telephone 4878 I and His Lad + SPARTANBURG, s. C SPARTANBURG S C Pg Iqltqll ll RIIIINA SCI IE FURNITURE IT S A PACTT YOU CAN DO BETTER Hammond Brown Spec al Attentzon Gwen To Charter Trzps J PHONE 1736 P O Box 767 SPARTANBURG S C Not Just G00a'P1fmtmg Bai A A 5 BETTER PRINTING A FOR EVERY PURPOSE I INVITATIONS PROGRAMS CATALOGUES NEWSPAP-ERS ENGRAVED INVITATIONS VISITING CARDS STATIONERY If It's Prmtable, We Can Prznt It PIS 3 WILLIAMS PRINTING COMPANY A ' I O. K. WILLIAMS, President I ,I Ii Telephone 1332 HOTEL FRANKLIN BUILDING I Page Fifty-four SPARTANBURG. S. C. 5 if Compliments of ' D Complzments of sllvnrs 5 II In H- SUDDUTH WHOILESALE GROCER 127 EAST MAIN STREET ' k . P R I C E ' S Store for Men SPARTANBURG 113-115 N. Church St. PHONE 237 SOUTH CAROLINA ' SPARTANBURG-, S. C. V. F. HOLLAND,S RADIO SHQP lCOmp,,-mem of RADIO-SOUND Comm S tfee I B gi P SPARTANBURG, S. C. T ELEP HONE 2864 I CITY WIDE DELIVERY I A. M. LAW 85 COMPANY Serving This1Community for 51 Years 393 St' John Street , 1392 1943 ' Phone 314 Insurance and Investments A SPARTANBURG, s. C. SPARTANBURG, Page Fifty-HUC' ,.,. ...A.. f - 2.. . Y..,..--A - I' 6 I I' I' Cf Nl .-:Ron Cf LLQGQ SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA A nationally accredited liberal arts college for Women with an accelerated program to meet War-time needs. Degrees Offered I B.A., B.S. B.Mus., M.Mus. Special Majors in Art, Dramaticsand Music with B.A. Degree Summer School of Fine Arts 1 g ASK ABoUT SCHOLARSHIPS For catalogue and farther information, address DR. EDXVARD M. GWATHMEY, President. BEST WISHES T THE BUILDERS ROOFING COMPANY SPARTANBURG, S. C. Compliments of CALHOUN OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Euez'gl'hz'ng for the Office and School SPARTANBURG, S. C. MODERN - REASONABLE RATES HOTEL RICHMOND J. B. HUGGINS, Mgr, SPARTANBURG, s. Q, PEARCE - YOUNG ANGEL CO. NX7l1olcsalc Fruits and Produce IDI-SlI'I-l7UlO!'S Phones 83 .md 84 Page Fifty-six . i V 11,17 gf u .,5:g,,5',L,,2-QL It . ed,-4 f '-...r ,. , av-- 24.1 434-mae,-g, , ff' .f - ,aff M - W -f habla Y v-'L-V'-wa,-f Q Jah . . b,et.2I L' V .-ff' ,,,7' 'W -J -Cjeabcv .f 1f1 . , L, , .1-.uA,k... Q V N... A - JV-f.,-gf 0' Ling I J ,U . U .W 4, NYM L,'a.,..f-1' . -.., ' 27 x,!uA'J , ' -Xl 'X ,. , I . +...f x.f+ ' f.....f' f.:....-0 ' .v J W af u - f .fxl X'1,.f ' - i.'.,k.-g,1.lv..J ,fl e fr s.. ,gg 9.1 J A '-fs.,-,,.f,, n j '1..'x.fsL., 'XJ Ma e ,L 4 .X , ,- I 4 ,a .VN ' X4 '-...N- 1 L61 ,Ji 0' f .f Y-Jwyg Heartiest Well Wishes Compliments of eFOREMOSTg DAIRIES SPARTANBURG' S. C. 'A' 100 Cream-Milk-lCream Buttermilk V Compliments of , . THE . . Spartanburg eralcl ..TI-IE.. Spartanburg Journal ..THE.. Sunday Spartanburg Herald -J ournal SPARTANBURG SQUTH CAROLINA Page Ftfly-SOUFIJ ' Yuri., , , ,..,1 f Mx., .. ,J ff i ,Q 'W 1f,,,,.., . 1, lnfw 1,e S, ' .,f'1.4 I . DH. J. BARNEY BHANYUN'S ULINIE Chiropractic and Naturopathic Physician X-RAY LABGRATORY 173 N. Converse Street SPARTANBURG. S. C. PHONE 8 3 3 LEROY DUNBAR TOM ELLIS DUNBAR 8: ELLIS F itrniture 139 Broad sf. PHONE 313 SPARTANBURG, S. C. Compliments of GONNOR 8: GREGORY AUTo PARTS West Main Street SPARTANBURG, S. C. A Compliments of Nlaxwell Bros. 85 Quinn FURNITURE 204-0 E. Main Phones 62 and 63 SPARTANBURG, S. C. C. E. BAND H. L. WHITE BAND 81 WHITE Good Printing Phone 362 and 363 144 SOUTH SPRING STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. BHK-HIIIISII 00. if SPARTANBURG,S Largest, M ost Modern, Smartest Style Store ir SHOVES-READY-TO-WEAR FURNISHINGS For Men and Women Page Fifty-eight WISHING LUCK TO THE be PORTUNATE GRADUATE HOWARD G. PETTIT, JR. , Complzments to - I TI-IE GRADUATES Firestone A FRIEND AUTO SUPPLY AND T SERVICE STORE ir X. East Main and Alabama Streets PHONES 77 and 78 SP RIA BIIRIS .Ill NIR llllllllil '24 College of Distinction al. EOR YOUNG WOMEN AND YOUNG MEN OE DISTINCTIVE ABILITY J. SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA DR. R. E. EURGESS. Presidenl Pug. I- dl' lr 4 Graf' A A225 tr p P A Ab OBSIE VER H Us CHARLOTTE 5 I , ? r v xl x I 1 A l 1 s f V ? 9 N wr 3 f I I 5 Y 1 i 1 5 E W ,r Q I i I I X P P Q J , ik -1. Q V V V I1 In uf IV D x- Ii ' F4 - i X , 51 4 , n , If .-. fl' 'I'1 ' 1 1, ,ZW iiif u bf 2 , f D J I iw' X If Mya 1 'X fif N ,af V A'A . A 4 6 . 1 1 li f Q Af! fi jg Lf! 1 .fl ? Qg- , H JY J n 54 360 N sPfiN+'.1rfLXhY.q- :wx 4: . gr' . 1 . QV N , L 1 .Ii - V I B U ,K Q A. ' 1 W ' iQ, V . 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