Spartanburg Methodist College - Olympian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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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

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, , 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