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

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ij VIRGINIA MEAD BAIRD Fourteen

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TOMMY AND POLLY SLICH Mascots of the Class of 25 Class of 1925 E. B. ELLERBE, JR...................................................President EDWIN ERVIN .................................................. Vice-President WESLEY HARRELL.......................................Secretary and Treasurer Colors: Garnet and Black Motto: “.Yon Nobis Solum.' Flower: Jacqueminot Rose Graduates VIRGINIA MEAD BAIRD DANIEL ALBERT BERRY ELIZABETH HEARD BOATWRIGHT BLANCHE LUCILE BOSEMAN CHARLES WILLIS BROWN MAR ELIZABETH COKER EDITH LAW DICKERSON LENA RIVERS DICKERSON WILLIAM PERRY DuBOSE, JR. GRACE ADELL DURANT CLARA MAE DUTTON JANE FRANCES EARLY EDWARD BENJAMIN ELLERBE, JR. EDWIN DARGAN ERVIN THEO AMANDA FLOW ERS WILLIAM MORRIS FLOWERS MARY BLACK GIBSON JOEL WILLARD GRAY. JR. CECIL EDWARD HARPER WESLEY HARRELL ADA ELIZABETH HOOLE JOHN KELLY HOWLE OLINE ALICE HOWLE KIRKLAND DARGAN HUMPHRIES HARRY EDWARDS HUTCHINSON Jl LIE ANNA LAW JESSIE FLORENCE LONG MARTHA EMILY McINNES THOMAS PENDERGAST ELIZABETH MURPHY PLAYER SARAH RUTH YEN PRIVETTE WILLIAM LEONARD SMITH JAMES FREDERICK SUMNER MARIE EVELYN TAYLOR CLAUDE ABRAM VAUGHAN GRACE ELIZABETH VAl GHAN SALLY WINN Thirteen

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BLANCHE LUC ILE BOSEMAN Secretary St. John's Literary Society. It is a source of general regret that Lucile did not join our ranks earlier. Her steadiness has set a good example to the laggards among us; her serenity has had a calming effect upon the hot heads; while her independence and true worth have made us all her friends. So better late than never, old dear! CHARLES WILLIS BROWN Football ’22-'23-'24; Class Basketball '24-'25; Eili- tor-in-Chief Bulletin '24; Class Play; Member Hayne and Coker Literary Society. Charles Brown’s long suit is history. When every other member flunked, he could be depended on to recite the entire lesson and redeem us from utter disgrace. We confidently expect him to write an American History some day, which will be the last word in authenticity. As to the per- sonal history of this learned youth—he has taken an active part in every phase of school life and played that part with no small success. NELLIE MARGARET CLOUGH Ikhkgllak Fifteen