St Matthews High School - Saints Scroll / Stinger Yearbook (St Matthews, SC)

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UPERLATIVE Hest nil round Reeves Gressette, Betty Fruneis Hip first eater Dan Gates, Betty Francis Most attractive Lawrence Gressette, Lois Bo ard Most popular Clyde Bennett, Betty Francis Itesl dancer Allan Bruner. Helen Banks Friendliest Nolten Hildebrand, Lois Bo ard Most likely to succeed Reeves Gressette, Lois Bo .ard Itifipest flirt Henry Aniaker, Helen Rucker Silliest Leland Robinson, Blenn Rucker Most talkative Nathan Gressette, Blenn Rucker Cutest Quietest Henry Amaker, Lois Bo ard Harry Hammond, Lucille Rucker Neatest Harry Hammond, Helen Banks lies! Disposition Reeves Gressette, Mary Joyce Stewart Most studious Jack Bo ard. Helen Banks Hippest liar Ben Pearlstine, Gloria Sikes Mos ilepemlable Nolten Hildebrand, Grace Wise Most in love Allan Bruner. Helen Banks Most Hashful Ldward Rucker, Sarah Bates Best partner on a desert island Clyde Bennett. Helen Rucker Hippest Cossip Ben Pearlstine, Blenn Rucker Hippest Cheater Ben Pearlstine, Carolyn Culelasure Teacher's pet Nathan Gressette. Betty Francis Hesl Sport Reeves Gressette, Betty Francis Hippest feet Clyde Bennett. Gertrude Smith Lest studious J. T. Wannamaker, Carolyn Culelasure Laziest Charles Stone, Nora E. Spigner Most ambitious Linwood Hair, Helen Banks liest Dressed Reeves Gressette, Helen Rucker Hest line Nathan Gressette, Helen Rucker Hippest pest Leland Robinson, Blenn Rucker Most reckless Bobby Inabinet, Grace Wise

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s s E I GERTRUDE SMITH MARY JOYCE STEWART Music Club 2. 3. 4; Yellow Jacket 4. J. II. A. I. 2. 3. 4; initial Staff I. J. T. WANNAMAKER NORA ELLEN SPIGNER H. R. Officer 1; F. F. A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4: Block “S” 4. J. II. A. I. 2, 3. 4; Block “S 2. 3; Basketball 2: Social (.hairman of 10th Girls 2. CHARLES STONE [av Court Attendant 1. 3; Cheerleader 2: Football 1. 3; Block S” 4. GRACE WISE Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Glee Club I. 2. 3, 4; Beta Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Block “S’ 2. 3. 4; President of H. R. 3; Yellow Jacket 3. 4: Editor of Annual 4; Feature Editor of Yellow Jacket 4.

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PROPHESY Today is May 30, 1960. When our class graduated way hack in 1950, one of our members volunteered to publish in her paper a review of the class ten years hence. That member was none other than Betty Francis. Now that she and her famous writer husband co-edit The Calhoun Gazette, a nationally known weekly, let’s see if Betty has remembered her promise. Here’s the paper. Oh! and here’s the article entitled What the 1950 SMHS graduates are doing in I960’’: Miss Helen Banks, a great soprano opera singer, is now appearing in the opera “Carmen” at the nationally famous Calhoun County Opera House. Her manager is none other than Mr. Allan Bruner. Seems that he is still managing Helen’s affairs! I find that Gloria Sikes is now serving as secretary to the President of the U. S. What Gloria likes about the job is that he never dictates. I That’s just like her! t After graduating from Andrew Jackson Business University, Sara Bates has accepted a position as private secretary to the handsome movie actor. Montgomery Clift. Blenn Rucker has finally become a heavenly body. No- not an angel, but a glittering star. She is currently appearing in “John’s Other Sweetheart.” This attraction is now playing at the Calhoun County Opera House, which has recently been renovated and is now under the direction of Edward Rucker. Edward finds time to manage this business, arrange the productions, and also look after his fleet of school busses which transport the Sunny Plain children to the St. Matthews school. Helen Rucker, now a famous Power’s model, has been asked to Paris to model some of their most famous creations. 11 thought she would be something like that for she always liked to wear beautiful clothes. I Mrs. Herbert Whitaker (the former Grace Wise I became known all over the nation the other week when she became the mother of twins. This new addition brings the Whitaker’s family circle number up to eight. I My goodness, what a family! I Carolyn Culclasure forgot all about her commercial studies after leaving SMHS and began taking her M. I), at the State Medical College. She is now the state's most well-known woman doc- tor. Lucille Rucker went into the nursing profession and now serves as Carolyn’s office nurse. Nora Ellen Spigner. Mary Joyce Stewart, and Lois Bozard have used their home economics to a good advantage. Besides the families they and their husbands are trying to rear, they are writing articles in each week s edition of the Gazette on favorite recipes and the problems of a house keeper.