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

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 EMMA LAW BAKER B right A ttractive K Ind 10 new tic B eliable —But that only spells B-A-K-E-H. which is just half. Emma Law is all of this — and more, too! Proctor '27. ’28: censor Lanier. JACK BLACKWELL BYRD This Byrd has a business-like manner which won for him many honors in High School. Dependability is his middle name or—maybe In has two. the other being Argument. However. Jack has made a name for himself which will be remem- bered here. Secretary Hayne 28: assistant business manager Bulletin ’29: editor-in-chief Bul- letin ’30: chief marshal '29: class lawyer: Senior play: Delta '27. '28. ’29. ’30. NANNIE DeWITT D ependable E nergetlc V illing I ndependent T rustworthy T ruthful Monitor ‘28, 29, ’30: basketball ’28. '30. RICHARD LIGON DAVIS Does he ever talk? At times. Watch him in that sporty car of his. Quiet Yes; but that type has always caused trouble among women. Itichard is seem- ingly not an exception. But he is not But h - less about the matter. Best wishes. Bichard — may you always be able to drive that Erskine of yours over the bumps of the Boad of Life! Assistant property manager Senior play; censor Coker: baseball 29. '30: basket- ball ’30.

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II St. John's Echoes, 19 30 JAMES PIERCE MOZINGO, JR. James possesses a faculty — or shall we say talent — that of never worrying:. He has grinned all through High School and fully expects to do so through life. We dare say he will — by now it's a habit that's unbreakable. Although he had to look serious for a while as Senior Presi- dent. he soon recovered. We wish James and his grin all the luck in the world ! Baseball '28: basketball 28-‘29; cheer leader '29: Uavne: Critic '27. '29: censor ‘27, 28: secretary and treasurer 27. '28; program ’27, 28; joke editor Junior Bulle- tin: toastmaster Junior-Senior banquet '29; president Senior Class; manager basket- ball ’30; manager baseball '30. annie McCullough edwards Culu is a typical young modern • peppy, talented, and easy to look at. You can be sure to find her in the center of all activities, whether in the thick of Annual work, at a pep” meet, or in the training of aspiring chorines for the Jr. Kevin” in other words. Culu is Just plain GOOD! Orchestra; All-State Orchestra: Glee Club; basketball '28, '29: vice president Orches- tra ’29; Hditor-in-Chief Echoes '30; Senior Follies; Poetry Club; Delta '27. '28. 29. '30: vice president St. John's ’30. JOHN WILLIS BROWN Girls really don't mind falling in line at recess now and they fall all over their feet changing classes if they catch sight of John Brown wielding the bell with a wicked twirl. John's Block D’s always look three times as big as the others', and he has quite a few of these. St. John’s will find another bellringer when he leaves, but it will have a hard time finding another John. Monitor '26. '27: football '27. '28. '29; bas- ketball '28, '29: baseball '28. '29; captain basketball '30; marshal '29; athletic editor Junior Bulletin; bell monitor ’29. 30; Senior play. JAMES PHINNEY BRUNSON, JR. J. ust P. ipe the B oy making all the fuss yonder — R ight now he is very busy—with his mouth. IT nusual ? No. it's not — there is N o novelty in hearing J. I , talk — S o listen in and see what he says. r hear it. rather. N ow! Oh. we knew you’d like it— everybody does ! Proctor ’26-’28: critic Hayne '29; baseball '29; manager football ’29; cheer leader ’29. '30: underclass editor Echoes '30; business manager Bulletin '30; Senior play; class historian.

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St. John's Echoes, 19 30 13 WILLIAM EDWIN DARGAN Ned's grin can seen where the fun is thickest. He was featured as one of the toughest men in football this year, and 1 is playing proved this. The vice presidency of the class is usually a silent office, but Ned stood out as the holder of this—he was well chosen. Football '28. '21); basketball 20: assistant baseball manager '30: proctor '28. ’2D; Coker: Critic '29: vice president '30; busi- ness manager .Junior Bulletin: assistant manager Bulletin'29: vice president Senior Class: Poetry Club. MILDRED LUNN HATCHELL M odest I ntelligent L ikeable I) utiful It ellable E a meat 1 lligent Monitor '27. '28. '29. '30: Glee Club; St. .John's: Parliamentarian '29: program com- mittee: exchange editor Junior Bulletin; Bulletin staff '30: Poetry Club; program committee Poetry Club; Delta'27.'28,'29.'30 ERNEST PERRY LANGSTON Ernest lives up to his name in the finality of his work and in the seriousness with which he takes life. In fact, he overdoes it sometimes and becomes a pessimist of the deepest dye. Cheer up. Ernest! The worst is yet to come — you'll be married some day! Marshal '29: business manager Senior play; general manager Senior play: critic Hayne Literary Society. HELEN DRIGGS WARD II clpful E arnest L oyal E fficient N eat W illing A ffable It esourceful 1) emu re Delta Club '27. ’28; critic Lanier Literary Society '28; basketball '28; Glee Club '29; monitor '30: joke editor Bulletin '29: mem- ber Poetry Society '30; exchange editor Bulletin '30.