Walterboro High School - Paw Print / Lair Yearbook (Walterboro, SC)

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ALETHA MAE CKOSBY Ashaw, S. C. French Club ; History Club. We really believe that Aletha takes life seriously, but she always has a smile for everyone. She says that, if you want to accomplish anything in life, you must go smil- ing through. She is always ready to help when help is needed and shows that to have friends is to be one. She has lived up to the idea that whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. And she has done well, especially in her studies, as is shown by her membership in the French Club. We all wish her health and happiness as she starts out to take her place in the world. ■ M % CLARENCE L. FISHBURNE Walterboro, S. C. “Solly” Base Ball (3). Football (3) (4) ; Certifi- cate of Perfect Attendance (6 yrs.) ; Phy- sics Club. We can always recognize “Solly” by his ready smile and keen wit, which amuses the whole senior class at the time that we need amusement. “Solly” has also dis- tinguished himself as a cartoonist of ability. Sadly, though, his car- tooning almost played havoc with his French—but it didn't. We expect for Clarence to make his mark as a great electrician. Why, he has already made several radios. Oh! the delight of the Physics class when “Solly” quietly informs Mr. Stevenson wherein he has erred. Go to it, “Solly” old boy, the class is expecting great things of- you, your cartooning, and your radios.

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HERBERT M. BLACK Walterboro, S. C. “Herb” “Measly II” Varsity Foot Ball (2) (3) (4) ; Certificate of honor (3) ; Certificate of Perfect Attendance (6 yrs-) Track (3) (4) ; Debating Team (3) (4) ; Assistant Business Manager of Cedar Chest; Honor Committee; Physics Club ; Wildcat Staff. •Herb has been one of our lead- ing figures—holding a prominent part in nearly every activity at W. H. S. His scholastic record is something to be proud of. He has finished first in his class. In foot- ball he has been, for three years, a mainstay in the backfield, with a reputation as one of the headiest generals in the state. In summing up, Herbert is a splendid fellow. He is a fellow of striking personality, determined and resourceful, always sticking up to this motto, ‘‘There is no such word as can't'9. The class of ’26 will always remember him as a true comrade. Herbert, may good for- tune accompany you through the battles of life. CAROLYN BRABHAM Walterboro, S. C. “Carrie” President of Class (1) (2) (3) (4) ; Manager of GirPs Basket Ball Team (3) ; Captain ; Treasurer of Glee Club ; Home Be. Club; C. X Club. That Carrie is one of the most popular members of our class is shown by the fact that she has been our president ever since we’ve been in high school. Yes, and she’s not popular with us only, either. How she keeps them all straight is a mystery to her less experienced sis- ter classmates. Basket ball has claimed some of Carrie’s valuable time. She has always been a star player and will be missed next year. Carrie’s ability as an actress combined with her line voice has made her the first to be selected to play a leading part in any play or operetta. Her line qualities, her cheery dis- position, and her friendliness have won for her m ny, many friends, who wish for her the best of luck. |

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INEZ VICTORIA GRIFFEN MASHAWYILLEj S. C. Inez came to us just this year, but she astonished us all with her courage. Why! she took Physics (which is not the easiest course in high school by any means.) She has been especially fond of Home Economics and showed a great deal of talent along that line. Inez has the wonderful quality of quietness, which most of us lack. “To say little and perform much is a true characteristic of greatness.” We wish for you the very best that life has to offer, Inez. MARIAN HIERS Round, Sf C. Nancy” Secretary of Class (2) (3) ; Book Club Essay Prize (2) ; President of Glee Club ; President of A. B. C- Club ; Debating Team ; Wildest Staff (3) (4) : French Club ; His- tory Club ; Physics Club. Popular, pretty, lovable, true, and intelligent — that’s Marian. During her three years at Waiter- boro she has won the love and ad- miration of all her associates. She has also won distinction in her scholastic work. Even though intelligent, Nancy” possesses a feminine charm, which attracts many of the sterner sex. Her excellent judgment and charm- ing personality have called her to positions, which she has held so admirably. We predict for her a brilliant success in her future ca- reer. Don’t give up, ‘‘Nancy”, maybe you’ll be able to enter Clem- son yet.