Voorhees High School - Tiger Yearbook (Denmark, SC)

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Class ............. Greatest Ambition. . . SEVENTH GRADE . . . .Sections 'A 66 Bf Seventh Grade ..,......To be the Seniors of 1954 Class Colors ...... ...,.....................,.,...,..., P ink and Green O F F I C E R S MARGARET FORD ..... ............,........ .... P r esident JEANETTE SALLEY ..... .... S ecretary WILLIAM SANDERS .,... ..... ............ . . .Treasurer Aims And Achievements Section A . . . We are an enthusiastic group and we are proud to say that we have been well repre- sented in practically all of the various school activities. With combined eiforts we were able to win Miss Junior High School Contest. It gives us much pleasure to see an attractive young lady from seventh grade, Margaret Ford, as an attendant of Miss Voorhees on the colorful exciting Homecoming Day. We also responded to the Xmas seal drive and to the other school projects. As a Junior High Class, TEACHERS . . . Mrs. it is our aim and ambition to successfully complete our grammar school work next year so that in Sep- tember 1950, we can begin a new epoch in our lives as high school students of Voorhees School and Junior College. Section B . . . Our aim as we travel through the grades, is to develop into the type of young men and women who are able to express their ideas naturally and effectively and as a result, become desirable citi- zens in this or any community., Grant, Section Ag Mrs. Gordon, Section B

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M liairiwr CLASS OFFICERS H. B. FAUST ......... ..........,......... ....... P r esident NArHANns1. Wxrrmws .. .... Vice-President LAURA I-IARTZOG ..,.. .-.--.. 5 ffffldfy oAN PARLER .,..... THEODORE E. Moons Rosa Atterberry Katherleen Brown Annie Crum H. B. Faust Laura Hartzog Joseph Jones Betty Kirkland David McMillan Carrie Mintz Verrelle Odom Clara Pressey Mary Staley J. D. Tyler Nathaniel Tyler Nathaniel Williams Class Roll Carrie Banks Mary H. Brunson Sylvia Davis Navaree Faust Marie Hicks Mary Ellen Jones Essie Kirkland Johnnie Mack Theodore E. Moore Joan Parler Martha Richardson Katie R. Stukes Lewis Tyler Merdis Washington ..........Treasurer . . . .Business Manager Ruth Young I-Iymie Brabham Elizabeth Chatman Willie Dell Davis Curtis Graves Doris Holms Frank Kearse Sarah Ruth MicDuHie Fred Middleton Martha Nimmons Annie Lee Pough Richardson Saxon Paul Thomas Mattie L. Tyler Clara White HizW' fafxs.kirfalfsx mttQsae Mas. Moons

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Miss QUEEN EST:-IER I-IAYNES v Home Comi.ng,' Courage I If you think you're beaten you are If you think you dare not, you don't If you'd like to win, but you think yo It's almost a cinch you won't If you think you'll lose you,ve lost For out in the world you'll fnd Success begins with a fellonfs will I t's all in the state of mind. II For many a race is lost Ere even a step is run u can't And many a coward falls Ere even his work's begun Think big, and your deeds will grow Think small, and you,ll fall hehindg Think that you can and you will It's all in the state of mind. III If you think you're outclasseal, you are You've got You've got to think high to rise, to he sure of yourself before You can ever win the prize. Life? battles donit always go A To the str onger or faster man, But soon or late the man who wins, I s the fell ow who thinks he can. VVILSEY OUTLOOK D