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

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1951 volume:

the phxdayvaph the written w id JOAN S. BESSIE M. Editor Asst. Editor NORMA G. Asst. Bus. Mgr. RE BA W. Bus. Mgr. tepAeAentitUf the Ata and pAeAent the 1951 Saint'A. Scroll Fo or euo As the years of our lives pile one upon the other, the resonant images once so familiar and clear begin to fade into the oblivion that is the past. But the memory that lingers after all others have grown dim are the recollect- ions of high school days enshrined in the walls of our be- loved SMHS. It is the hope of the staff that this book will help you to keep alive the experiences of high school life that we all hold so dear. ALMA MATER Come ye students, sound your praises Sing out loud and clear, For the colors gold and black of Old St. Matthews dear. Here's to her whose name we'll cherish Ever as the best, In our school days long remembered Our S. M. H. S. Chorus: Lift your voices, send them flying, Swiftly as a gale; Hail to thee. Our Alma Mater. Hail St. Matthews, Hail! Plication In recognition of your wise and sympathetic understanding, of eager interest in SMHSand untiring efforts for our advancements, we take great pleasure in dedicating to you, Marilyn Fox, this 1951 edition of the Saint's Scroll. You are a part of SMHS that we shall ever remember. MARILYN FOX Engl ish-French m, Facuiti H. F. GARRIS Superi n tenden t DR. J. HAIGLER Principal Science W. M. SADLER Social Studies Coach h. THAD OTT Math-Asst. Coach RANDOLPH FOGLE Shop MRS. E. B. KNIGHT, JR. Secretary J. B. ALEXANDER Agricul ture Pictures Not Shown: SARA THOMPSON MRS. D. D. BUYCK Music Piano JEAN VARN Eighth Grade L. V. BELL Home Economics MRS. MARTHA TATUM Engl ish-Latin EVELYN CRUTCHFIELD Commerce THOSE WHO SET OUR STANDARDS Alma Mater, Our Faculty, Our Dedication Pages 1-5 WE WHO STRIVE TO MEET THE STANDARDS Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, Eighth Grade Pages 6-23 THE STANDARD OF HIGH FELLOWSHIP Honors, Beauties as seen by the student body Pages 24 - 27 THE STANDARD OF LEADERSHIP Organized Intellectual and Sport Groups Pages 28 - 29 THE STANDARD OF ENJOYMENT Snapshots Pages 40 - 41 OUR FRIENDLY ADVERTISERS Who did a great deal to make this book possible Pages 42 - 53 THE STANDARD OF ACHIEVEMENT Senior Write-ups Pages 54 - 56 THOSE TO BE REMEMBERED Autographs Page 57 f nnunl •Sfafij Editor-in-Chief-------------- Assistant Editor------------- Art Editor------------------- Photographic Editor---------- Assistant Photographic Editor Activities Editor------------ Class Editor----------------- Business Manager------------- Assistant Business Manager-- Circulation Manager---------- Business Staff--------------- ----------Joan Spigner ----------Bessie Mims ----------Laney Spigener ----------Alex Hicklin, Jr. ----------Ruth Haigler ----------Claire Rickenbaker ----------Rawl Culclasure ----------Reba Wise ----------Norma Griggs ----------Miriam Crutchfield ----------Betty Jane Furtick, Johnnie Saylor, Roberta Rucker Anne Barton, Emmette Hutto, Mabel Wannamaker Advisor Marilyn Fox sSenior Class Officers President----------- Vice - President---- Secretary-Treasurer Class Poet---------- Class Prophet------- Class Testator------ Class Historian----- Rawl Culclasure Bessie Mims -Joan Spigner Miriam Crutchfield Norma Griggs Claire Rickenbaker -Joye Buyck CLASS POEM Now our high school days have gone by And our day of departure is drawing nigh, We look to the future, the coming years, With hope and faith to conquer our fears. As we recall our days at St. Matthews High Our hearts are heavy and we surpress a sigh. Though we look forward to our life ahead We leave our school days with sadness and dread. We think of our teachers, always so near, Our memories of them will ever be dear. They gave us their help when we were in need In the hope that through them we might succeed. And now that these happy days are past And our day of departure is here at last We look to the future and face it with wonder, May our hopes and our dreams be ne'er torn asunder. Class Colors Green and White Class Flower Talisman Rose Class Motto To Strive, To Seek, To Find, But Not To Yield. SENIORS ANNE BARTON Angels are so few. JOYE BUYCK The depth of cleverness. MIRIAM CRUTCHFIELD I have seen yesterday, I love today, and I 'is waiting for tomorrow. RAWL CULCLASURE Better late than never. BETTY JANE FURTICIC Another fragment of real I Ife. NORMA OR 160S Outstanding quality — Remarkable results. RUTH HAIGLER DAVID ALLEN I NAB I MET ■Sometimes I sit and think, Sometimes i just sit. NADINE INABINET One for me; Leave the rest a 1 one. SENIORS JAYNE KAIOLER The pattern of all patience. FRANKLIN KAISER Sterling qual ities are always apprec iated. HAROLD LLOYD You will never be sorry For asking pardon when In error. ■ JOHN E. MCLAUCHLIN It hurts to learn. BESSIE MIMS Is helping hold up the ladder of success. N I 0 R S AMELIA PAGE Something new that's been added. HARRIET PARLER The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness. ROBERTA RUCKER Look not thou down but up. JOHNNIE B. SAYLOR A good laugh is better than med ic ine. SENIORS LANEY SPI GENER The best it yet to be.’ JOAN SPIGHER ’Nothing la Impossible to a willing heart. Si lence is Golden. First year, first day, first teacher, first books -- the list could go on indefinitely, but really it all adds up to just one thing -- first grade! And what a scared little bunch of big shots we were! Our teacher, Miss Neal, was a dream and, of course, we all dearly loved her. After ending our first grade career, we found ourselves studying hard as members of the second grade. Under Miss Cleland's leadership, we soon became experts at working arithmetic problems and at coloring. Miss Taylor and the third grade found us to be a mischievous crew. Who can forget those fights that the boys used to have? It looked at one time like we would have at least one world's champion boxer from our class. Our first experience with that activity so dear to the hearts of all SMHS students (Exams, you know) occurred in the fourth grade, but with Miss McMillan's guidance we managed to get past them with a minimum of casualties. The fifth grade found Miss Kennedy struggling to get into our hard heads that is, are, was, and were are parts of the verb to be and not individual verbs. When we reached the sixth grade Miss Kennedy (No, we didn't really fail, she went up with us. ) was almost convinced herself that is, are, was, and were are four separate, distinct verbs and that they most assuredly (according to us) have absolutely nothing whatever to do with the verb to be . Being a senior in grammar school was such fun. We definitely were big shots then. That was the year that Mr. Crider taught us and as he was also the grammar school principal, he often had to stay in the office to work. Naturally, we ran wild! As might be expected, the change from grammar school seniors to high school freshmen (But no, we weren't even freshmen until we were in the ninth grade; I suppose we just existed in the eighth.) certainly subdued us, and for a while we felt like lost chickens. It didn't take us too long, though, to become accustomed to changing rooms and teachers, and to decide that it definitely was an improvement over grammar schooi. It was in the ninth grade (You see, I knew I would get us in high school if I kept writing long enough) that we were introduced into that magic realm with the long name, extra-curricula activities. Every sport and every club in high school soon had enthusiastic members from our class. The tenth grade was one of struggles for many of us. OH! those classes of biology, Latin, English, history, and algebra. Who could forget them! Our junior year was one that we were all proud of. Our class Play, Here Comes Charlie, set the mood and provided the lovely background for our Junior-Senior banquet. It was here in the eleventh grade that Miss Fox became our advisor, and it was she who helped us through the trials and tribulations of our last two hectic years of high school. Honest-to-goodness seniors, at last! Oh, the excitement of being able to show off our class rings, ordering our commencement invita- tions, getting our caps and gowns, and all the other things that go with finishing school. For our class play we gave a minstrel, Sugar Foot, and was it a howling success! Our high school days are over now, but we are certain that the knowledge, good times, and friendhips, which we acquired here will go with and will help us throughout our adult lives. BIGGEST GOSSIP Mable, David A. HOST AMBITIOUS Miriam, Harold BEST SPORT Bessie, Raw) BIGGEST LIAR Joy, Raw I MOST POPULAR Joan, Laney OUIETEST Jayne, Emmett BIGGEST FEET Roberta, John E. BEST ALL-ROUND Harriet, Alex BEST DANCER Joan, Laney MOST STUDIOUS Miriam, Franklin CUTEST Betty Jane, Alex MOST BASHFUL Ann, John E. LEAST STUDIOUS Bettie, Walter Ray BIGGEST FLIRT Bessie, Laney NEATEST Betty Jane, Johnnie Bruce pimr MOST ATHLETIC Claire, Rawl WITTIEST Walter Ray, Mabel FRIE MPL £ST Reoa. Harold HOST DEPENDABLE Reba, Alex LAZIEST Nadine, Rawl MOST IN LOVE Harriet, Laney MOST ATTRACTIVE Joan, Laney BIGGEST PEST Claire, Walter Ray BIGGEST EATER Bessie, Harold MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joan, Laney BIGGEST CHEATER Reoa, Walter Ray BE.ST DRESSED Norma, Laney BEST DISPOSITION Ruth, Rawl MOST TALKATIVE Joy, Rawl BEST LINE Bessie, Johnni TEACHER'S PET Harriet, Laney MOST RECKLESS joy, John Emmett JU i Iw FLOYO AYERS ARTHUR BAXTER MARK BUYCK JAMES CASON GEORGE E. CRIDER FRANCES CRIM RALPH CRIM ARTIE FURTICK DOUGLAS FURTICK JOHN GEIGER BOBBIE D. HAMMOND JUNIOR HANCOCK KATHERINE HICKLIN DAVID HOUZE, JR. pictures Not Shown: Myra K. Houser L. W. Rast, Jr. JUNIORS HILDA RAE MACK OOROTHY MARTIN HELEN MILLENDER ALFRED PITTS LILYANNE PETERKIN ALFRED RICKENBAKER BILL 8WY6ERT DONALD WHETSTONE BOB WIMBERLY HOLCOMB WISE WILLIAM POU WISE Pictures Not Shown; Arthur Heigler M i I ledge Herlong First Row — Billy Bates, Barbara Beckham, Larry Brady, Willie Mae Carter, Helen Crider. Second Row—Marilyn Crider, Tommy Godbold, M■11y Goddard, Jimmy Guinns, Willie Dean Haigler. Third Row—Eugene Hammond, Carolyn inabinet, Gloria Inabinet, Jackie Jones, Jimmy Jones. Fourth Row—Pete Jones, Archie Kemmerlin, Betty Ruth Kemmerlin, Franklin Lloyd, Harvey Owen. Pictures Not Shown: Barbara Hammond, Keitt Hane First Row——Mary Ruth parier, Marian Pendarvis, Margaret Ann Prevatte, Mackie prickett, Sarah Agnes Rentz. Second Row—Dick Robinson, J. 0. Rucker, Gloria Scott, Earl Smith, Daithy Spigner. Th i rd Row-Frances Ann Taylor, Coke Thacker, Billy Wannamaker, Frank Wannamaker, Oeola Wise. Fourth Row—Gloria Wise, Imogene Wise, Ann Wolfe, Dorothy Zeigler, Grace Zimmerman. Picture Not Shown; J. G. Kaigler. FRESHMEN First Row——Ralph Ayers, Billy Baxter, Charles Bozard, Dorothy Louise Bozard, Billy Buyck. Second Row—James Callahan, Charlie Carter, Virginia Crider, Evelyn Crutchfield, Barbara Culler, Peggy Ann Dixon. Third Row——Miriam Furtick, Mamie Gates, Herbert Geiger, LuAnn Godbold, patty Sue Guinns, Norman Hair. Fourth Row—Ann Hammond, C. J. Hammond, Shirley Hammond, Loretta Herlong, Roger Hill, Rogers Hutto. pictures Not Shown; Vernelle Godwin, Dorothy Ann Herlong. RESHNEN First Row—Edward Inabinet, Hubert Inabinet, Wit lie Frances Inabinet, Loretta Mack, Cynthia Moorer, Margaret Moorer. Second Row—Floyd Ott, Isaac Pendarvis, Florence peterkin, Clinton Rast, Joan Rickenbaker, Mias Riley. Third Row—Sybil Robinson, Keith Rucker, Connie Saoak, Leroy Spires, Joanne Stone, Sumners Ruth Uiaer. Fourth Row—Bobby Jean Wailing, Jewel wise, jo Ella Wise, At lie Mae Yancey, Ella Zeigler, Shirley Zeigler. Pictures Not Shown: Aubrey Rickenbaker, Irby Lee Seith. EIGHTH ERADE First Row-—Luther Amaker, Ernest Barsh, Margaret Barton, Kenny Bates, Lanier Cason. Second Row—6loria Crider, Ruth Driggers, Dora Lee Driggers, Barbara Jean Ezekiel, Anne Felder, Julia Helen Garris, Thelma Gates. Third Row___Mamie Lou Godwin, Nadine Greene, Tommy Gressette, Weldon Hair, Raysor Hammond, Bob Hicklin, Llewellyn Hiott. Fourth Row—Edward Huffman, Barbara Jean Inabinet, Helen inabinet, Miriam Inabinet, 0. L. Jackson, Norman Keife, Guy Eula Mack. EIGHTH GRADE First Row——Betty Mc6ee, Caroline Moorer, Bill Penny, Dickie Penny, Willian peterkin, Sara Prevatte Second Row—Billy Rast, Joe Rentz, Carolyn Rickenbaker, Beverly Riley, Claude Robinson, S. J. Robinson, Rhoddie Ann Rucker. Third Row—Shirley Rucker, Barbara jean Strickland, Martha Swygert, Bessie Taylor, Milton Taylor, Annelle Thacker, Patricia Thonas. Fourth Row—Jake ulner, Clarice Whetstone, Lynn Whetstone, Carolyn Wise, Theo Wise, John WiIlian Wolfe, Margaret Wolfe. •MISS hi miss Harriet Parler Raw I Culclasure MOST VALUABLE PLAYER David Allen Inabinet •MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Claire Rickenbaker DAR AWARD WIHNER Bessie Mies QUEEty Joan Spigner KM mi KM Laney Spigener Helen Millender MUHy 1 1951 attendants TWELFTH GRADE Amelia Page Betty Jane Furtick Rawl Culclasure Alex Hicklin, Jr. ELEVENTH GRADE Peggy Sauls Lois Inabinet Alfred Pitts Bob Wimberly TENTH GRADE Gloria Inabinet Barbara Hammond Tommy Godbold Franklin Lloyd NINTH GRADE Ann Hammond Joanne Stone Rogers Hutto Sonny Pendarvis EIGHTH GRADE Llewellyn Hiott Annelle Thacker Lanier Cason S. J. Robinson tyWsT QU££ r Miriam Frances Crutchfield Sponsored By Fairey Motor Company Second Place Myra Kennerly Houser..............St. Matthews Furniture Exchange OTHER CONTESTANTS Barbara Ezekiel . . Betty Jane Furtick Norma Griggs . . . Barbara Hammond Katherine Hicklin . Llewellyn Hiott . . Carolyn Inabinet . . Bessie Mims . . . Harriet Parler . . Marian Pendarvis . Lilyanne Peterkin . Claire Rickenbaker Edna Robinson . . . Shirley Robinson . Peggy Sauls . . . . Gloria Scott . . . . Joan Spigner . . . , Joanne Stone . . . . Mabel Wannamaker Carolyn Wise . . . Theo Wise....... Grace Zimmerman .Speeds' Knight's Drug Company Griggs Department Store Goldiner's Department Store . Hicklin Motor Line , Buyck Cotton Company Cohen's Economy Dime Store Banks Ice Company Shep Pearlstine Company Economy Dime Store S. Savitz Department Store St. Matthews Telephone Co. Williams' Jewelers Poole's Dime Store Mack's Furniture Store Banks Ice Company Nelson-Frazier Hardware Co. Red Dot Grocery Calhoun Theatre Gerard's Grocery Shep Pearlstine Company Harriet Parier Mrs. Martha Tatum Bessie Mims Editor-in-Chief Advisor Business Manager Asst. Editor.......Miriam Crutchfield Sports Editor......Mark Buyck Asst. Sports Ed. . . . Lancy Spigener Art Editor.........Grace Zimmerman News Editor........Katherine Hicklin Feature Editor.....Grace Zimmerman Typists............Claire Rickenbaker Joan Spigner Bessie Mims News Reporters. . . . Deola Wise Frances Anne Taylor, Mary Ruth Parler, Llewellyn Hiott, Carolyn Inabinet, Milly Goddard, LuAnn Godbold, Evelyn Crutchfield, Willie Mae Carter. Exchange Editor Claire Rickenbaker Circulation Manager Shirley Robinson Reserve Staff Helen Inabinet, Milton Taylor, Patricia Thomas, Jake Ulmer Advertising Assistants Ann Felder, Norma Griggs, Myra K. Houser, Betty McGee, Marian Pendarvis, Flor- ence Peterkin, Lilyanne Peterkin, Becky Riley, Joan Spigner, Joann Stone, Annelle Thacker, Summer; Ulmer, Theo Wise, Margaret Wolfe Sli M rf Coutfc L President-----------------------------------Laney Spigener Vice-President------------------------------Donald Whetstone Secretary-Treasurer-------------------------Mackie Prickett Advisor-------------------------------------Coach Thad Ott First-Semester Representatives Mark Buyck, Norma Griggs, Norman hair, Ann Hammond, Alex Hicklin, Jr., Llewellyn Hiott, Edna Robinson, S. J. Robinson, Gloria Scott, Coke Thacker. Second-Semester Representatives Julia Helen Garris, Norma Griggs, Alex Hicklin, jr„, Allen inabinet, Mims Riley, Shirley Rucker, Peggy Sauls, Joanne Stone, Frank Wannamaker, Grace Zimmerman. 3£Tfi Cl OB President------ Vice-President Secretary----- Treasurer------ Advisor------- Miriam Crutchfield Mark Buyck Katherine Hicklin Peggy Sauls Miss Jean Yarn MEMBERS Joye Buyck Mark Buyck Helen Crider Marilyn Crider Miriam Crutchfield Milly Goddard Norma Griggs Katherine Hicklin Myra K. Houser Carolyn Inabinet Gloria inabinet Archie Kemmerlin Bessie Mims Harriet parler Mackie prickett Edna Robinson Shirley Robinson Janie Rucker Peggy Sauls Joan Spigner Frank Wannamaker Bob Wimberly Grace Zimmerman JZlOGf § CLUB President----- Vice - President Secretary----- Treasurer------ Advisor-------- Rawl Culclasure Donald Whetstone Bob Wimberly David Allen Inabinet Coach W. M. Sadler MEMBERS Willie Mae Carter George Elliott Crider Rawl Culclasure Betty Jane Furtick Milly Goddard H i 1 ledge Herlong Carolyn Inabinet David Allen Inabinet pete Jones Arch ie Kemmerlin Betty Ruth Kemmerlin Bessie Mims Lilyanne peterkin Mackie prickett Claire Rickenbaker Laney Spigener Joan Spigner Donald Whetstone Bob Wimber ly Grace Zimmerman President----------- Vice-President------ Secretary-Treasurer Advisor------------- Gloria Scott Gloria Inabinet Marian Pendarvis Mrs. Phillip Wactor MEMBERS Ann Barton Dorothy Bozard Wi11ie Mae Carter Barbara Culler Frances Crim Barbara Hammond Dorothy Her long Gloria Inabinet Lois Inabinet Mildred Jackson Betty Ruth Kemmerlin Hi Ida Mack Dorothy Martin Helen Mi 1 lender Marian pendarvis Margaret prevatte Sarah Agnes Rentz Edna Robinson Peggy Sauls Gloria Scott Helen Sikes Da i thy Spigner Mabel Wannamaker jo Ella Wise Reba Wise Ann Wolfe Dot Zeigler K K ft President----- Vice-President Secretary----- Treasurer------ Reporter------- Sentinel------- Advisor-------- Floyd Ayers Walter Ray Heckle Emmett Hutto Milledge Herlong Alfred Rickenbaker George E. Crider J. B. Alexander MEMBERS Floyd Ayers Larry Brady James Cason George E. Crider Ralph Crim Douglas Furtick Arthur Haigler Walter Ray Heckle Milledge Herlong David Houze, Jr. Billy Hutto Emmett Hutto Jimmy Jones J. G. Kaigler John E. McLaughlin Alfred Rickenbaker J. D. Rucker Ernest Sikes Earl Smith Billy Wannamaker William pou Wise Club President----------- Secretary-Treasurer Director------------ Accompanist--------- Katherine Hicklin ■Miriam Crutchfield Sara Thompson Mrs. D. D. Buyck Sopranos Frances Crim, Anne Felder, Julia Helen Garris, Willie Dean Haigler, Barbara Hammond, Dorothy Herlong, Katherine Hicklin, Llewellyn Hiott, Myra Kennerly Houser, Barbara Jean inabinet, Carolyn inabinet, Betty Ann McGee, Helen Mi II- ender, Marian pendarvis, Lilyanne peterkin, Daithy Spigner, Sara Agnes Rentz, Joanne Stone, Annelle Thacker, Dorothy Ziegler, Altos Barbara Beckham, Virginia Crider, Evelyn Crutchfield, Miriam Crutchfield, LuAnn Godbold, Milly Goddard, Willie Frances Inabinet, Helen Inabinet, Mary Ruth Parler, Florence Peterkin, Beverly Riley, Edna Robinson, Frances Ann Taylor, Summers Ruth Ulmer, Deola Wise, Grace Zimmerman. sms Director-----------------------------------Mr. W. R. Rogers MEMBERS Vivian Brandenburg——Trumpet Tommy Gressette----—Trumpet David A. inabinet——-Trumpet Julia Ann Jackson——Trumpet Tommy McLauchlin——Trumpet Mims Riley------—---Trumpet Winifred Thacker———Trumpet Frank Wannamaker----Trumpet Tommy Godbold—-——Saxophone Patricia Thomas——Saxophone Janie Rucker-----Saxophone John Geiger——Clarinet Capers Hiott-----Clarinet Archie Kemmerl in——Clarinet Harvey Owen--------Clarinet Jerry Stone———Clarinet Addie Louise Wise——Clarinet Mary Frances Cotton-Marimba Sara Carson———Snare Drum Tommy Crider...Snare Drum John E. McLauchlin-Snare Drum Joan Spigner—---Bass Drum Cf ££TU- CABERS Claire Rickenbaker Joan Spigner Carolyn Inabinet Bessie Hisis (Chief) Grace Zimnerman F00-fBALL Larry Brady- Arthur Baxter- -6 Artie Furtick —E George Elliott Crider—G Archie Kemmerlin- — E Rawl Culclasure———G Donald Whetstone- —E David Allen Inabinet——G Billy Bates——— Bi I ly Wannamaker— —c Mark Buyck------- Emmett Hutto————BB Ralph Crlm——— Mi Hedge Her 1 ong———FB Norman Hair——— Mackie prickett—— TB Keitt Hane——— —T Alfred Rickenbaker——TB Rogers Hutto—-— Tommy God bo Id WB Pete Jones— —T Tommy Gressette———WB Coke Thacker — —T Laney Spigener— —WB Frank Wannamaker- —T William Pou Wise WB Coaches H Thad Ott--W. M. Sadler Manager Harvey Owen Bh’SftE'fBfiLL First Row---Myra Houser, Manager, Willie 0. Haigler, Milly Goddard, Sara Rentz, Lilyanne Peterkin, Claire Rickenbaker, Grace Zimmerman, Betty R. Kemmerlin, Bessie Mims, Betty Furtick, Willie M. Carter, Oeola Wise. Second Row—Julia H. Garris, Theo Wise, Miriam Inabinet, Anne Felder, Mary R. Parler, Frances A. Taylor, Summers Ulmer, Llewellyn Hiott, Beverly Riley, Florence peterkin, Coach Thad Qtt. First Row—-Coke Thacker, Tommy Godbold, Joe Rentz, Archie Kemmerlin. Second Row--Coach W. M. Sadler, Junior Hancock, Mackie Prickett, Miltee Taylor. Third Row—Ernest Sikes, David Allen Inabinet, Donald Whetston, Bob Wimberly, Mark Buyck. JJhSZBBLL First Row-—Kemmerlin P , Rickenbaker OF , Wannamaker 28 , prickett C , Gressette P , Thacker OF , Her long RF . Second Row—Coach Sadler, Crider OF , Inabinet LF , Spigener 38 , Whetstone OF , Brady OF , Owens IB , Wimberly SS , Coach Ott. Mot Shown—Hane, Taylor, Stone, Hildebrand, Riley, Hammond, Hiott, Smoke, Rentz. 'ivacH First Row—Kemmerlin, Culclasure, Pitts, Godbold Second Row—Coach Ott, Herlong, Inabinet, Whetstone, Spigener, prickett. For Seeds and Feeds Best Wishes From Also Groceries See 0. F. OTT St. Matthews, S. C. Phone 290 KNIGHT'S DRUG COMPANY St. Matthews, C. S. INABINET'S RADIO SERVICE All Type Radio Repairs R. H. Inabinet Phone 84 Co up linen ts of PERRY’S General Electric Washing—Greasing Perry Brandenburg Phone 283-W St. Matthews, S. C. HICKLIN MOTOR LINE Appliances And Accessories See Haulin g Local and Long Distance Day Phone 1 Night Phone 57 St Matthews, S. C. GUESS HARDWARE COMPANY St. Matthews, S. C. See See Your Friendly Grocer Your Esso Dealer CONNOR A. ISGETT Fo r For Expert Service City Club Coffee On Your Car SIKES’ SERVICE STATION Congratulations Seniors! From GLADDEN SMOKE Pure Oil Products— General Insurance Electrical Appliances CALHOUN SUPPLY COMPANY Electric Plumbing Supp1 i e s Building Materials P. 0. Box 256 St. Matthews, S. C. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE John W a r d 1 a w -0 w n e r St. Matthews, S. C. Phone 60 Flour Whi te Silk First Class Pastry Flour—None Better Go 1d e n Bo d An All Around-F ami 1y FIour — — Exce11ent Quality Distributed by SHEP PEARLSTINE COMPANY Phone 99 TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler---------Plymouth You Get Good Things First Fr om Ch r y s 1 e r Phone 114 St. Matthews, S. C. W. C. COOPER COMPANY for High Quality Fertilizers Phone 90 St. Matthews, S. C. GOOD PRINTING. . . Ho tp o i n t . . . Helps you and Your Business. Letter-Heads and Other Business Forms Necessary Should be Attractive and Neat. ST. MATTHEWS FURNITURE They Reflect the Character of Your Particular Line of bus- ness. We do the Kind of Print- EXCHANGE ing You’ll be Proud of. Let us Handle All Your Printing re- Quirements. You’ll be Pleased With the Finished Job. . .and Macon Garrick —0 w n e r the Price. St. Matthews, S. C. THE CALHOUN TIMES Phone 232 See us for Your Lumber Needs Congratulations Seniors! We Specialize in Quality Lumber and From Prompt, Courteous Service TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC STONE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Phone 9R-22 COOPERATIVE, INC. St. Matthews, S. C. Compliments of SMOKE’S GINNING COMPANY St. Matthe w s , S. C. For the Best NELSON-FRAZIEB Dealers in in Eats General Hardware, Spo r tin g Good s. go to Westinghouse, Philco App1i an ce s ABLE’S ICE CBEAM PABLOB Pittsburg Paints Phone 230 Short 0rders — -Begu1 ar Dinners St. Matthews, S. C. St. Matthews, S. C. 1 GRIGGS CO. Be st Wishes St. Matthews, S. C. to the Shoes, Clothing, Piece Goods Graduating Class Headquarters for From McGregor Sportswear BUYCK COTTON COMPANY Com pliments of PEARCE-YOUNG ANGEL COMPANY DUKES-HARLEY FUNERAL HOME Wholesale Foods E. W. Whetstone, Manager of St. Matthews Branch Fresh-Frozen—Canned-Dried R. B. GEIGER INSURANCE CO. Fire Bonds Compliments of Phone 66J POOLE’ S DIME STORE For the Newest Styles PURE OIL CENTER In Quality Merchandise Seiberling Tires Tubes Pure Ba 11 e r i e s Vi si t the Purol P roduc ts TRADING POST Pickup and Delivery Washing and Greasing Sui ts-Dresses-Skirts-Blou ses Phone 80J SPEED’ S Steak Ch i c k en RENNEKER’ S INC. Sandwi ches Arrow Shirts Jarman Shoes Cu rb Service Michaels Stern Phone 9R-14 Open 7 Days Week Clo th e s See us Compliments of Fo r the FAIREY MOTOR CO., INC. Latest Styles Chevrolet GOLDINER'S DEPT. STORE Sales Servi ce ‘Head to Foot Outfitters’ St. Matthews, S. C. St. Matthews, S. C. For the Best in Groceries Buy Blue Horse School Sup p1 i e s From Your Dealer Go to the Save Covers for Valuable Prizes DIXIE HOME STORE PEARLSTINE HARDWARE CO. Wholesale Distributors St. Matthews, S. C. St. Matthews, S. C. Charleston, S. C. S. SAVITZ Compliments of Serving the Public Since CALHOUN THEATRE 1913 Headquarters for Quality St. Matthews, S. C. Com pliments of JACK' S DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY St. Matthews, S. C. BELK-HUDSON Your Friendly Store Orangeburg Don’t Say Bread Fo r the Bes t in Say Groceries GERARD’S GROCERY HOLSUM St. Matthew, S. C. Banks High-Grade Fertilizers Dry Cleaning Ice—Meat Curing—Coal Pressing Phone 157 Prompt Delivery Service BANKS ICE COMPANY CITY DRY CLEANERS BANKS FERTILIZEB COMPANY St. Matthews, S. C. St. Matthews, S. C. Best Wishes Seniors! From W. W. WANNAMAKER GIN 'Ch ildren s Wear Compliments of for Everywhere' PEGGY’S TOTS AND TEENS Over Western Auto St. Matthews, S. C ST. MATTHEWS TELEPHONE CO. Compliments of J. Y E.L M AN DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of GRESSETTE MOTOR COMPANY Your Local Ford Dealer Sales • Ford Servi c e St. Matthews, S. C. SENIOR URITE-UP5 ELIZABETH ANN baron 9 - Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 11 - JHA 12 - Annual Staff O XCNNCW.Y 0UYCK 9 - Band, Beta Club, Yellow Jacket 10 - Beta Club, News Editor of Yellow Jacket 1 1 - Assistant Editor of Yellow Jacket, Beta Club, Jr. Marshall, Yearly Honor Roll 12 - Beta Club, Class Historian. nim w Frances crvtcwfieu (Three Year Graduate) 9 - Beta Club, Glee Club, Placed in District Expression Contest, Stu- dent Council, Vice President of Homeroom 10 - Expression Contest, Glee Club, News Editor of Yellow Jacket, Secretary of Beta Club, Vice- President of Homeroom 12 - Assistant Editor of Yellow Jacket, Class Poet, Circulating Manager of Annual, President of Beta Club, Secretary of Glee Club, Harvest Queen. K JWL PAR AN CULClASJREj 7tf. 9 - Football, May Court Attendant, Student Council 10 - Block S , Football, May Court Attendant, Perfect Attendance, Student Council. 11 - Block S , Football, May Court Attendant, Jr. Play, President of Jr. Class 12 - Captain of Football Team, Class Editor of Annual, President of Senior Class, President of Block S , May Court Atten- dant, Most Athletic Boy. Berry j-aa e furtick 9 - Basketball, May Court Attendant, Student Council, Vice-President of Homeroom, Vice President of JHA 10 - Basketball, Secretary- Treasurer of JHA 11 - Basketball, JHA 12 - Annual Staff, Basket- ball, Block S , May Court Attendant. NORMA ALLEN GRfGdS 9 - Beta Club 10 - Beta Club, Yellow Jacket 11 - Jr. Marshall, Jr. Play, Manager of Girls Basketball Team, Secretary-Treasurer of Jr. Class, Vice President of Beta Club, Yearly Honor Roll, Yellow Jacket 12 - Assistant Business Manager of Annual, Beta Club, Class Prophet, Student Council, Yellow Jacket. RUTH VICTORIA HA IGLfR 9 - Glee Club, JHA, Vice President of Homeroom 10 - JHA 12 - Assistant Photographic Editor of Annual. WALTER AAV HECKLE 9 - FFA 10 - FFA 11 - Vice President of FFA 12 - Annual Staff, Vice President of FFA. OSMON ALEX H1CMUH, J%. 11 - May Court Attendant 12 - Photographic Editor of Annual, Stu- dent Council, May Court Attendant. 5ENI0R UMTE-UP5 £ Pf£TT MUTTO 9 - FFA 10 - FFA, Football 11 - Secretary of FFA, Football 12 Secretary of FFA, Football, Annual Staff. DfiVJJ) AUUIM NABINB7 9 - Band, Football 10 - Band, Football, Baseball, Secretary of Home- room 11 - Band, Football, Jr. Play, Vice President of Jr. Class, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Block S 12 - Annual Staff, Band, Baseball, Basket- ball, Most Valuable Player on Football Team, Treasurer of Block S . MRY MflA JIE iNABlfeT 9 - JHA 10 - JHA 11 - JHA 12 Annual Staff, JHA. JAYJW CLAP K HGUfl 9 - JHA 10 - JHA, Perfect Attendance 11 JHA 12 Annual Staff, JHA. JISSI FRA mux MtiSSK 9 - President of Homeroom 11 - Student Council 12 - Annual Staff IVTI.U MI HAftOLP LLOYD 12 - Annual Staff rOHN Efft TT HtlJkOCHLlU 10 - Football, Jr. Play 11 - Jr. Play, Vice President of Homeroom 12 - Annual Staff, Band, FFA. BESS1G BELL MIMS 9 - Beta Club, Yellow Jacket 10 - Perfect Attendance, Treasurer of Beta Club, Yellow Jacket 11 - Basketball, Beta Club, Exchange Ed- itor of Yellow Jacket, Jr. Marshall, Jr. Play, Yearly Honor Roll, Am- erican History Award 12 - Assistant Editor of Annual, Basketball, Beta Club, Block S Business Manager of Yellow Jacket, Cheerleader, DAR Award V inner. Vice President of Senior Class. HARRIET CArtILLC PARLE 9 - Basketball, Beta Club, Homeroom President, Student Council 10 Annual Queen, Beta Club, May Court Attendant, Perfect Attendance, Secretary of Student Council 11 - Assistant Editor of Yellow Jacket, Basketball, Band, Beta Club, Jr. Marshall, Jr. Play, Vice President of Student Council, Yearly Honor Roll 12 - Beta Club, Editor of Yel- low Jacket, Miss Hi Miss . SENIOR URITE-UP5 AHfLW aaw pace (At Dreher Hi) 9 - Gift Club, After-School Sports 10 - Secretary of Homeroom, Social Cabinet, After-School Sports 11 - Social Cabinet, Physical Education Leaders Club, Youth Council, After-School Sports, Variety Show 12 - Canteen Representative (at SMHS) May Court Attendant. JEM Y TPTTE CL I K£ RICk£WBAH8H 9 - Basketball, Beta Club, Student Council 10 - Basketball, Beta Club, Student Council, Yellow Jacket, Perfect Attendance 11 - Bas- ketball, Class Editor of Annual, Circulation Manager of Yellow Jacket, Cheerleader, Jr. Marshall, Jr. Play, Student Council 12 - Activities Editor of Annual, , Block S , Cheerleader, Exchange Editor of Yellow Jacket, Basketball, Class Testator, Most Athletic Girl. HAZEL ROBERTA RUCKER 9 - Perfect Attendance 11 - Perfect Attendance 12 - Annual Staff JOHNME BRUCC SAYLOR 11 - Jr. Play 12 - Annual Staff LANEr S L£tt SUBJWR 9 - Band, Baseball, Football, Student Council 10 - Band, Baseball, Block S , Football, May Court Attendant, Perfect Attendance 11 - Band, Baseball, Block S , Football, Jr. Play, May Court Announcer Student Council 12 - Art Editor of Annual, Baseball, Block S , Football, President of Student Council, Yellow Jacket, May King. BILLIE JOAN 3PUKSR 9 - Beta Club, May Court Attendant, Perfect Attendance, Yellow Jac- ket, Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 10 - Band, Circulation Man- ager of Yellow Jacket, Secretary of Beta Club, Student Council, Per- fect Attendance 11 - Band, Beta Club, Business Manager of Yellow Jacket, Chief-Cheerleader, Jr. Marshall, Jr. Play, Maid-of-Honor in May Court, Placed in Sr. Algebra Contest, Yearly Honor Roll. 12 - Band, Beta Club, Block S , Chief-Cheerleader, Editor of Saints' Scroll , Secretary-Treasurer of Sr. Class, Yellow Jacket, May Queen. MABEL UinruHAkEfi 9 - JHA Reporter, Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 10 - JHA Book Chairman 11 - May Court Attendant, JHA Program Chairman 12 - Annual Staff, JHA. new vi fc iwia vise 9 - President of Homeroom, JHA 10 - Home Economic Award Win- ner, President of JHA, May Court Attendant 1 1 - JHA, Glee Club, May Court Attendant 12 - Business Manager of Saint's Scroll , JHA. SlOAN ELIZABETH ZElGLFH 9 - JHA 10 - JHA, Perfect Attendance 12 - Annual Staff. Rxrfo j ms