St Johns High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

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SENIOR EDITION, ST. JOHN'S BULLETIN, '22 Charles Harrell Jeffords Member Hayne Literary Society; Mem- ber Coker Literary Society. “Sally.” Look who’s here? The original heart-buster, who, not satisfied with practicing his wiles on his native heath, Sallies forth in his “Blue Stilt” 1860 model, to stalk the dear in Hartsville! But aside from this amiable weakness, Sally’s all right. His good disposition, love of fun, courtesy, and wit have made him a valuable addition to that won- derful collection of genus homo called the class of ’22.

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SENIOR EDITION, ST. JOHN’S BULLETIN, ’22 Melvin Hyman Critic Hayne Literary Society ’19; Secretary and Treasurer Hayne Literary- Society ’20; Athletic Editor Junior Bul- letin ’21; Athletic Editor Bulletin ’22; Manager Football ’21; Vice Princeps In- ter Nos Latin Club; Class Poet T9; Vice-President ’20-’21, ’21-’22; Inter- High-School Debating Team ’22. “MOSES.” Melvin can argue, Melvin can write. To solve a hard problem is Melvin s delight, Melvin is popular with lad atul with lass, Melvin is one of the stars of our class. Melvins good-looking, witty, and gay, Melvin has the knack of getting his way. Melvins a student, Melvins a sport, Melvin s an all ’round good fellow, in short.

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SENIOR EDITION, ST. JOHN’S BULLETIN, ’22 “Coker.” Optimism personified—that’s Coker. If ever he gave care a thought, it made no mark on his sunny countenance. “Away dull melancholy” beams from his every feature and speaks in his every word. Speaking of words, Coker’s certainly are eloquent. We are proud of the reputation he has already made as orator, and it requires no optimism on our part to predict for him a place in the hall of fame.