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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1949 volume:

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY NINE OF THE WALTERBORO HIGH SCHOOL WALTERBORO, S. C. REBECCA CAMPBELL, Editor KATHERINE ROGER, Business Manager Mitchell Novitt Jimmy Hughes, David Seiglcr, and Dewey Yarley under the sponsorship of Mrs. A. R. White have photographed and developed these glimpses of Life at W. II. S. May The Lair of 1948-1949 he a cherished reminder of days at Walterboro High School. The Lair Staff three As a tribute to bis efforts and achievements not only in the field of music, but also in other school and civic activities, the students of Walterboro High School dedicate the Lair of 1948-4C to Mr. John R. Fogle. four uncii Hi l, ck Left to Right: Mr. P. M. Coble, Superintendent of The Walterboro Schools; Mr. Geo. Price, J. W. Chapman, Sherwood Price, Chairman; Move Padgett, Superintendent of Education-Elect; Earl Durham, and Dr. E. A. Kemp. five Left to Right: Secretary, Miss Doris Maxey: Stijierttilemlent l M. Colde; Lunch Supervisor, Mrs. Lena Hill; Principal W. H. Coble. ★ ★ ★ ★ Librarian, Mrs. Clara R. Fishluirnc. as- sists a student, Harry Cone, in making a book selection. ★ ★ ★ ★ History Instructors, left to right: Mrs. L. W. Al- ford, Miss Marion Floyd, Miss Azalee Smith. ★ ★ ★ Language Instructors, left to right, seated: Miss Mar vine Walker, Miss Anna Mae Tlaskin, Miss Doris Jewel Davis. Stand- ing: Mr. Harold Hentz. scimi Science Instructors. Left to Right: Mrs. E. B. Cummins. C. K. Carnes, Mrs. Nadeen Fishburtie. Mathematics Instructors. Left to Right Standing: Miss Irene Pellum, Miss Jacqueline McMillan. Sit- ting: Mr. Joel Smith. Jr., Mrs. Alary Lou Ilodges. Airs. Alma White. whi Physical Educat io n Coaches Standing: E. B. Comm ins; James A. Hughes. Sitting: Clifford K. Carnes; Miss Sara Maner: H. G. Ilollings- worth. Vocational Teachers: Left to Right: Standing: Mr. IKE. Cone; Mr H. (i. Hollingsworth; Mr. (J, E. Pritchcr. Sitting: Mrs. Ruby Dodd; Miss Rachel Livingston; Mrs. Mac Anderson. vine J 1949 The Lair Publication Staff: Front Row: Left to Right: Nan Kripp, Joyce Turner. Rebecca Campl cll, Editor, Hazel Seigler, Secretary. Second Row : Miss Raskin, Sponsor, Roberta Miley, Mary Stroud. Katlierine Koger, Business Manager. Doris Crosby, Advertising Manager, Lniily Guilford, Car- roll Brown, and Dewey Yarley. The Lair Advertisement Staff’: Left to Right: Emily Guilford. Carroll Brown, Doris Crosby, Advertising Manager, Mary Warren, Gladys Hubbard, and Nellie Hiott. Not shown: Frankie Avant. PRESIDENT DEWEY YARLEY And still w gcrr � d, and still ihe won- der grew. That one small bead could carry all he knew. SECRETARY DORIS CROSBY She that was ever fair and never prcutdi Had tongue ul will, and yet was never load. VICE PRESIDENT CELESTINE CAPERS 'A twinkle in Ii6r expression. Personality in har possession.” TREASURER MARY WARREN In radiant smiles and knowledge rare. None cun surpass and few com- pare ' twelve «1 2) L-' thirlcen CLARA BAGGETT A little grumble now and then. Is often found in the best women. 1ERRY BALDWIN He has that gift of gifts. The ait cf making friends. BOBBY BEACH Tho modest, cn his unemtxurasBed brow Nature had written—Gentleman. JACKIE BEACH Eager tc help, eager 1o please. Going her way In graceful ease. MIRIAM B1SHOI' U life be full of love and dance, let me live on. ELLIS BROWN Thou art a fellow of gooc! respect REBECCA CAMPBELL Studious, kindly., grdxlistAs snd aweel. She's d from her head to her feet. MILDRED CARTER ‘They love- her most: who fcn w her besl. PETE CARTEH A. rare compQuod erf quality, rtoitle.. and hue; With plenty of sense and good! humor t 50.“ THOMAS L CARTER As a man thinfceih in his heart so is h .dr CHARLES COKER The mirror oS all JENNIE MAE COLSON Nod too serious., noi too gay; but a: good friend in «very wqy-” warn fourteen fifteen EUGENE CONE A friend In need Ik a iiiend indeed. HENRY COOK Worry never made men great—Why should I worry? FRANCES CRAVEN Maiden gentle, loving, true, with eyes of brown smiling thru. THOMAS CROSBY Faith can no bettor send. Than a true and loyal friend. MARGARET DODD Always laughing, always gay. Hates to work, loves to play. NAN FRIPP Cute, vivacious with a winning smile. PRINCESS ANN GARRIS “111 nice to be natural when ono is naturally nice. FRANK GENTRY Where duty calleth. h© it always Iniand. EMILY GUILFORD Falx and gentle, goad and true, digni- fied and witty too.' RUTH HAMN PlocrsantnesB and sweet.iees are qual- ities well mixed. DORIS HERNDON A voice o lew, a manner kind. Bespeaks in one a gentle mind ' ANDREW H1ERS Tie a friendly heart thut has plenty ol friends. j i.rtcini HAROLD H1ER5 Ready and willing,, most capable too. Always on hand his part Id do 1 JACQUELINE HIOTT GoodL studious, kind, arid true. That's Jackie through and through '' NELLIE HIOTT Hor air, her manner, all who saw her admired ’ GLADYS HUBBARD Clever,, LoyaL learned was ahe,' DOROTHY HUDSON '‘In soul sincere, in action. faithful, in honor clear. LANIER HUDSON A meny heart doelh good tike a medi- du seventeen BILLY HYATT Success comes lor him who works and waits ' BOBBY ILER His very quietness called attention to his merit. ' VERNIE JOHNSON ‘'Her spirit is a winged thinq, Joyous and carefree ' ELIZABETH KEARSE OuJet and courteous at work and play. She pushes forward with little to say ' B. J. KIGHT A friend, a gentleman, what more can we say? KATHERINE ROGER ‘Better to be small and shine, than to be large and cast a shadow cigh Utn JOE LA MONTAGNE Gay, sprightly land of Mlfiti artd social ease, Pleased wilh thyself, whom all Ihe world can plocrse, BETTY LANGDAIE 'There is majesty in her simplicity,1 JANE LANGDAIE ''Here's a girl with a heart and smile. That makes the bubble of life worth whfle.'’ WILFRED LANGDAIE “He is a ganEkrosi and also a farmer. DOROTHY ANN LEE She's; not a Comedy of Errors' nor a ’Mid-Summer Night's Dream; but lake ii- 'A� You; Like If, she's fust whal she swmt, LOIS UNDER A big heart, always wishing to do nght and be frfendis with everybody. ninclccn RUTH LITCHFIELD As full of spisil as the month of May. VIRGINIA LYONS r'A jolly, unselfish personality is ilio greatest gift ol al!.'J BORIE MATHIS ,JA blits mischief now and then, Is often found in the bast men.Jr ELSIE MAXEY Har cheery smite and sunny ways, Rsploce the cases of old school days,' ROBERTA MJLEY 'Full of laugh l rP full of pep. Never qujei. that's her rwp. DAVID MOYLAN The rule of hjs life is is mate busino s a pleasufo and pleasure his business,' twenty ENA O'QUINN Ambition rules her mind and love her heart. JIMMY PERRYMAN He is witty, he is clever, He's an all around good fellow. DOROTHY PLAYER Her laugh contagious. Her wit outrageous. ROBERT RISHER Slow and sleady wins the race.'1 HAZEL SEIGLER Never idle, nevei still, Always smiling, always will. JEANETTE StGWALD Oh, blest with temper whose uncloud- ed ray. Can make tomorrow cheerful as today I tw n$y-OHf BUD STEADMAN A wise man is like a pin —hi heod keeps him from going loo far. CLAIRE ULMER What you have your gentleness will enforce. ROSALEE VARNADOE She is as gentle as Zephyrs blowing beiow the violets.” CARROLL WARREN It is the nature of a great man 1o be calm and undislurb d.” LEONORA WARREN ’To have known her was a pleasure. J. D. ZEIGLER He that is of a merry heart has a continuous feast. twenty-two lt4c i j- tlfc 45-49 Baggett. Clara Baldwin, Jerry Beach, Boimiy Beach, Jackie J, H. A. Future Serrqtariej Club F B. I„ A. Typist “Wildcat” Block W Club Fuat ball Team Track F. F. A. President uf Federation F. F. A, Judging Contest Glee Club J. id. A. Typist “Wildcat I', B. I.. A. (Vice-President) Bishop. Miriam Brown. Ellis Camprell. K eiiecca Capers, Celestinp. Carter. Mildred Carter, Fete Carter. Thomas Lee Coker. Charles Darn ing Club Hclu Club Future Secretaries Future Teachers RasIcetlKill J. H. A. V ililrat Block V Chib Track Team Fimtlial! Beta Club Future Teachers Wildcat Staff Winner District Speaking Contest Miss Hi Miss Debate Editor ok Amina I Mental Contest Dancing Club Suh-Delis Tri-IIi-Y Time Keeper for Basketball Basketball Majorette Vkie-President Senior Clsss J. H. A. Wiklciil: Staff Glee Chib President Student Rixly (2) Beta Onh Spurts Editor “Wildcat: Hi Y Debate Declai nation Mental Contest President Spanish Chib Junior Rotarum Dramatics Student Council F. F. A, Football Projector’s Club Dramatics Club Glee Gub SpOftsinan Club (’one, Gene Itivniy-ihrce Cook, I-Ienrv Craven, Frances Crosby, Thomas Crosby, Doris Dodd, Margaret Fripp, Nan Garris, Princess Ann Guilford, Emily Hamn, Ruth Herndon, Doris Hiers, Andrew Hiott. Jackie Hiott, Nf.llif. Hubbard, Gladys Hudson, Dottie Hi-Y Junior Rotarian F, B. L. A. Travelers Club Carolina Art Association Sportsman Club Rota Club May Court Future Teachers Club Student Council Future Secretaries Club Business Manager Wildcat Declamation Preliminaries Miss Hi Miss Secretary of 12th Grade Annual Staff Daughter of American Revolution Dancing Club Tri-Hi-Y Sub-Debs Wildcat Dancing Club Tri-Hi-Y Sub Debs Maj orette Manager of Basketball Annual Staff Representative of the School to Rock Hill Typist “Wildcat J. H. A. Future Secretaries Club Declamation Preliminaries F. B. I.. A. Damaties Club Tri-Hi-Y Sub- Debs Wildcat Annual Staff Spanish Club Dancing Club J. H. A. j. H. A. F. B. L. A. F. F. A. (pres.) Sportsman Club Junior Rotarian Student Council Editor Wildcat Tri-Hi-Y Sub- Debs Beta Club Cheerleader President of District I SCSPA Time Keeper of Basketball May Court L H. A. F. B. U A. Typist Wildcat Beta Club Tvpist Wildcat’ J, H. A, Tri-Hi-Y Student Council F. B. L. A. (Pres.) Bookkeeping award Dancing Club J. H. A, F, B. L. A, hLtnty-fou, Hudson, Lanier Hyatt, Billy Johnson, Vkrnie Kearse, Elizabeth Kight, B J. Roger, Katherine La Montagne, Joe Langdale, Betty Langdale, Jane Languat.f., Willed Lee. Dot Linder. Lois Litchfield, Ruth Lyons. Virginia Mathis, Bob if. Maxey, Elsie Band Junior Rotari an Glee Club Wildcat Staff Dancing Club Hi-Y Glee Club Beta Club 1. H. A. Wildcat Glee Club Rnlj-Deh Typist Wildcat Tri-Hi-Y Dramatics Club Ru iswba II Sportsman Club Football Student Council Bela Club Wildcat Future Secretaries Club Annual Staff Wildcat Black W Club Dancing Club Football Declamation Preliminaries Hi-Y Student Council Junior Kotarian J. H. A. F. B. L. A. Wildcat Staff Glee Club Cheerleader Wildcat Tri-Hi-Y Sub-Debs Basketball Student Council Delegate to Press Convention May Day Attendant F F. A . Judging Contest State Farmers Degree SfMWt small Club Ratchall Football Wildcat See, and. Trcas. Dramatics Club Winner of V. F, W„ Essay Contest I. H. A. Cheerleader Sub-Debs Student Council Tri-Hi-Y J. H. A. F. B. L. A. J. H. A. F. B. L. A. Dancing Club Block W Club Footbal 1 Basketball Easehall Sportsman Club Cheerleader Tri-Hi-Y J. H A. Sub-Debs Mi ley, Rouerta Moylak, David O’Quinn. Ena Perky man. Jimmy Playeii. Dot Kisiikk. Robert Seib.lek, Hazel Sir.wald. Jeannette Steadman, Biro Ulmer. Claire Varnapoe, Rosalee Warrf.n, Carroll Warren. Leonora Warren, Mary Varley, Dewey Zeigler, J. D. Student Council Annual Staff Beta Chib Tri-Hi-Y Majorette Suk-Deb Dancing Club Represented School in Band in Rock Hill Student Council Dramatics Club 11th Grade President Hi-Y Football Basketball Beta Club j. H. A. K B. L A. Typist “Wildcat” Dancing Club Block W Club Sec. ot 11th Grade Slate Treas. of Hi-Y National Honor Society Football Eaitbail Junior Rotarian Spanish Club Dramatics Club Bible Club Travelers’ Chib Projections Wildcat Dancing Club Annual Staff TO Hi-Y Sub-Debs Alternate Cheerleader Baskctlull Student Council J. H. A. Wildcat Glee Club Beta Club Basketball Wildcat D ’amatics Club Dancing Declamation Spanish Club I unior Rotarian Beta Club I H A R LL L. A. Beta Club Typist “Wildcat” T. H. A. R B L. A. Machinist for Wildcat F. F. A, Dramatis Club Bible Club Sub-Debs Dramatics Club Sub-Debs Treas. of 12th Grade Student Council Hi-Y Spanish Club Beta Club Pes'dent of Senior Class Mental Contest Junior Rotarian Annual Staff Debate President of Band National Honor Society Baseball R B. L. A. Dancing Club R F, A. Sport tnan Club twenty-sir l _____ i � Dewey Yarley Historian On Sept, the lltli, 1937 a small crew hoarded a piper cub. For 12 years we traveled in the air of knowledge. Our first pilot-instructor. Mis? Walsh, gave us pre-flight training. Later we shifted to our new flight Commander, Miss Gregg, who entered us in the entertaining air show, Snow White . Other successful shows that we entered were Blue Belt and The Early Bird Gets the Worm”. Miss Kearse, Miss Marbert, Miss Bell, and Mr. Edwards capably navigated us through the remainder of the first half of the trip. In our seventh year, we were slightly separated because of the seventh year flight rules and schedules. By then we were in a speedy P-40. The only regret that we had was that we lost a great number of our crew during the past years, but of course, additional travelers had gladdened our crew. On our last hop members of our crew won many prizes and honors for their excellent ability at the job of guiding our airship along its straight path. Betty Douglas highly honored our class by her becoming State President of The Beta Club in our 11th year. Such members as Rebecca CampMI, Pete Carter, and David Moylan made us very proud by their excellent scores in the state mental contest. Also two of our crew, Rebecca Campbell and Doris Crosby, had the acceptable honor of being elected Miss-Hi-Miss for our Air Base. We were indeed a lucky crew for we were the first outfit to he allowed to make a 12-year trip instead of an 11 year one. For this reason we had one of our members elected president of our base for two consecutive years. Our crew produced such shows as the Senior Follies and the Halloween Carnival in the latter years. We were really flying now for we were in a P-80 and that jet carried us through the trip in real style. When we received our flight papers we felt that we were both sorry and glad our trip was over, but we all knew that the greatest Alight of all now lay be foie us. Itvfnly-sfVfit e+ i t L Most Musiarf—} tckie Hi rtt and Walter Math� ; 2. Most Absentp«ind v —-Joe LaMnniagne and Margaret 1 hU1; 3. S cutest— Mary Warren find Jim Perryman; Cutest—Nan Fripp and Bud Steadman; 5. Most Artistic—Elizabeth fsearse and Harold Heirs; 6, Most Versatile—Jane Langdale and Pete Carter. Htenty-righi 7. Most A the ha— Hazel Sciglcr and Joe UVlontipc; 8. Most Dependable—Dot I-cc and Pete Carter; 9. Most Intelligent— Doris Crush: and Pete Carter: 10. Most Dramatic—Rebecca Campbell and Bud Steadman; 11, H'ittiest—Roberta Milcy and Jimmy Perryman; 12. Best Looking—Celt Stine Capers and David Moylan. twenty-nine 13. Most Scientific-htimttd-— Dorothy Ann l.ce and Dewey Yarley; 14. bfit-Marnwred— Rebecca Campbell and Pete Carter; 15. Most Rebecca Campbell and Billy Hyatt; 16. Most Likely to Sneered— Rebecca Campbell and Pete Carter; 17 Most Original—Roberta Miley and Walter Mathis; 18 Most Likeable— Lui Linder and Pete Carter. thirty Jar. Bishop Pres. th irty-one Jimmy Avaxt I'-Pres. Mitchell NoVIT See. Derrick Blocker Treas. Jimmy Bau.ev Barbara Beach Aucc Bennett Betty Jean Benton Billy Benton Caunixi. Bryan Betty Bunton Charlene Cain Rosa Lee Carney Mamie Crosby Mary Frances Crosby Xokhis Crosby Raymond Crosby Joseph Cummings Billy Dunn MiLiiKEn Drawdy uvi Ruddy Garris Gladys Herndon Betty Lou Harley Sonnya Hamilton Rfba Herndon Vivian HCRNixw Wadk Herring Rozrlla Hoats Dot Hoff Hklkn Hiott Karl Hudson Rarrara Jones Lewis Jones Dennis Kinard Rmory Kinard Mary Frances Knkf.ce Rf.tty Jean Lake Mary Lea La nc.dale Bill Tommy Jo Lucas .1 v mor! thirty-two 'wmmmi Lkk Dean Lyons Xevaida Lyons Wallace McCord B. D. McMillan Betty McMillan Mary McMillan Jok Mole Dimples Murdaugh JiJHfiY O'Brien Jo Ann Padgett Juanita Polk Ida Mak Klntz Frances Rhodes Jack Ritter Jennie Ruth Ross Mary Ann Sams David Seigler Delores Seh;j.er Billy Simmons thirty-threc Charles Si neath Norma J. Still Alton Stone Mary Stroud Billy Joe Thompson Nena TROWELL Joyce Turner Elizabeth Varnadof. Kathlkkn Varnadoe Wilma Walling Nick Woo vis Jackie You mans Beverly Young (The following are not si vow n) Jamks Cummings Bobby Paugett Hugh Thompson Homer Warren Pearl Benton Vera Dell Cook Madgf, Godley Lea Dr an Lyons Minnette Whiddox V4Vii enrs thiriy-four Beverly Avcustini Mary I .EE Bailey Geraldine Bazzle Juanita Beach Sidney Beach Mc Clure Bknton 7m Rcnton Louise Beverly Win dell Bisnor Dorothy Boodle Elsie Breland Gloria Breland Jeanine Bridge Dorothy Bridge Carroll Brown Jack Caldwell Francks Caldwell Myra Carroll Betty Lou Carter Corkin'k Carter thirty-five David Cartner Edwin Carter Jasper Carter Mary Jo Carter Myj.es Carter Doris Chaplin Mary Jane Chaplin Harry Cone Gillie Cook Barbara Craven Doris Craven Helen Craven Betty Crosby Carolyn Crosby Mary Lou Davis Ted Donnelly Betty Dopson Barbara Drawdy Cleveland Drawdy Marte Drawdy % €$ thirty-six thirty-seven Bir.ME D VICKS Louis Fencer $ara Fennell Helen Fijoyd Maxine Floyd DOW Ft Y FrAI.TCK Buddy (jatcii Carmljjta Gaitoi MADGE Gnnf.EY Mary IvoursE Goodwin A n nf. Green Rji.LV G UILFOSO Harold Hickman Kdwarij HjErs Alice Hill Gary Hill Nancy H iott Ruth Hudson Jackson Hughes Clyjje Johnson Hajchv JuifMisaM Lillie Mae Jonhs DEt. rtK$ Kinaui� Ted Lake Ji'nk Lanr PAle Butty Lee AlHKRT I.UCAS JtMt Marvin EAklli.VHCA MaJEFV M A HR. AR K,T McCl. LUCK KATH KY N Ii[CDoMAI n Vera McMilliah Edward Mitchell Sara A mm Uqvlam Gkneva Nktti.cs Joel Padgett Thomas PahkHr Jo Ann Platt AlIAK R.TTKK BauiiAha Rhklnsox i!tir(y- riyhf Hetty Robertson Donald Sanders Dorothy Robertson P.KTTY SAUNDERS Dim. Smith Lecari; Smith Anne Sbioak EvKiak Smoae MaRUAKET $TAN FIELD Nkwtox Stonk Gary Ulmer Gloria Varner Doris Warren Howard Webster Bktty Ann Williams Bor me Jean Woods Ihirty-nwe Billy Alford Mary Francks An now Bonny Avant Elmer Avant Franklin Avant Patty Avant Billy Baldwin Billy Barrow Jack Baewick Betty Baulk Joe Breland Paul Beach Thomas Bkacu Rai.hi Bkacu Chari.hs Bei.i. Mauur Bkll Betty Ann Bennett Paul Barnes Pauline Benton Myrtle Ann Benton vn c h forty forty-on Roxaui Benton Juanita Black Fhfida Breland BlLl.Y BkEL.AND Mary Alice Breland A n n Buckwalter Marion Buxton Anne Campbell Betty Carson Blbby Carter Cathk.rink Carter Faye Carter Marik Carter John Coi.$on Dean Connelly Gerald Craven Mrytie Craven Edward Croshy Hrlkng Croshy Everett Crosby Pearl Crosby Iavks CummiXi.s Joyce Cummincs Carroll Diawhy Mildred Drawhy Jessie Mae Duosp Larry Dudley Kitty Ea sterling Johnny Evans Mary Glenn Fishburnk Doitik FkasKR Mary Ellen Fraser Mary Gentry Gloria Gibson Nancy Gilbert Tommy Godwin Rutii Griffin Helen Hayden Romby Herndon Susip Herndon for y-tzvo Henry Hick wan Johnny H ott K uisv Hianr Mary HuATS Rjjyyarii Hudson Nfai. Hudson Martha Kay Hughes BrsHOF Johnson Jean Knight Mary Rimi Kimhrkll Dqako KixARn Dakhhi r. KiKAkD Lehman- Kixawd Oonaiji Lant-hau Shiht.ky' Lawrence BOHIIY I.OKYEA Burley Lyons Cherry Lyons J. B, Lyons Almkna Mixon iE C3 ■ forty-three AuilMtiY MoVfJt Barbara Moyer Jim Muidaucji Paut- Murdauck J ess it Myers J. M. McCaliianey Joyce Neal Harry Q'Biuek Dimples O'Connell Billy Paw-ett David Padgeit Billy Patterson j« Lee Pem.ifm Ika Player Bailey Polk Phanklk Price Janie Ruth Pstoc Ej.IZAJiETn Kentz Charles Risiu?:� Eur.KNfi RrTTliR tPvtfslimm ti rfy=j ive Marilyn Ritter Raymond Ritter Ro n ali� Ritter hiA JOETTE RORINSOPf Betty Rihiertson Bulky Robinson Joyce Rorektsox Lillian Sineath Jack Smith Margaret Smith Thomas Smith Jtm Smoak Bobby Stomp. Bvcky Stroup Betty Turner Oj a Dell Turner Glenn Utsey Petr VoxLehe Helen Walker Buster Walling £ 1 HlfV| Helen Walling Bobby Wahkkh Earl Warren Pearl Wahkeh Ralph Warren 1 .)l:ha i.i Wilson Hahold Wilson Kiciiard Wiggins Doris ZeiglEr forty-six lorty-revcH C di Crvihi cA Top picture: First Row: Harry (One, Tommy C inclwin, Hugh 'I honipson, Pete Carter, Donald Sanders, Glen Ltsey, Jackie Avant, Second Row: Mary Alice Breland, Ann Smoak, Dewey Yarlev. Jack Barwick, Fuller Beach, Hazel Seigler, Jane Langdale. Third row: Cary Smith. C harles Sineath, Joe Mole, Ted Parker. Jimmy Avant. David Seigler, Fourth row: Mary Warren, Joyce Robertson, Harold Hickman, Legare Smith. Wallace McCord, Frances Rhodes, and Helen Hiott. Not shown: Thomas Barker, Lois Linder, Marietta Frippe, and Billy Simmons. Student Government Officers: Lett to right: Donald Sanders, Secretary; Pete Carter. President: Hugh Thompson, Vice-President. Not shown : Mrs. Ruth Thomas, advisor. forty-eight cz fchtuiti fi r tv-ninc ★ -fc ★ ★ Miss-Hi-Miss 1948-49 DORIS CROSBY M iss-Hi-Miss 1947-48 REBECCA CAMPBELL Right to Left: W inners of Jaycec’s Beauty Contest. Betty Jean Lake, (Runner-up) Barbara Beach, Miss Valterl oro”, of 1949 and Joyce Turner. (Runner-up) fifty fifty-one rf L .losses Tup Picture: Left to Right: Vernon Johnson, Barbara Robinson, Sonnya Hamilton, James Carter, Elizabeth Kearsc. Dimples O'Connell. Madge God ley, and Carroll Brown. Bottom Picture: Left to Right: Seated: Jo Ann Padgett. Alice Bennett, Douglas Beach, Betty Robertson, Janie Ruth Price, Betty Jean Lake, Jackie Leonardi, and Martha Dukes. Standing left to right: Bunny Rivers, Helen Brown, Margaret Dodd and Mary Ann Sams; Dianne Daniels. Instructor; Mrs. Clarence Ellerl e Not shown fifty-ft i'fl it ★ FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB ★ ★ ★ ' te Mental Contestants 1947 48 Hugh 7 - - - n. Mitchell Novit, David Moylan, Re- imjilitlL Pete Carter, Juanita Beach, . t M jle. Delores Seigler. The Debators and Oral Interpretation Winners 1947-48 Dewey Varlty, David Moy Ian, Rebecca Campbell, and Pete Carter. fifty-three BETA CLUB fifty-four Delores Seller, Secretary, Jacquelyn Hiott, Joe Mole. Dewey 1 arley Pres., Billy Hyatt, Katherine Koger, (iladys Huf)har l, Rebecca Campbell. Doris Crosby, Vice-Pres., Joe Bishop, Hugh Thompson, Pete Carter, Mary Stroud Treasurer, Joyce Turner, Mitchell Novit. Sponsors, Miss Marion Moyd. Cflcc (J L fifty-five + Editor: Jacquelyn Hiott; soeiate Editor: Hugh Thomp- son; Managering Editor; Don- ald Sanders; Columnists: Re- becca Campbell, Jane Langdalc. Delores Scigler, Dot Lee; S'ports Editori Billy Hyatt; Assistant Sports Editor: Wal- lace McCord; News Editor: Mary Stroud; Photographer: Jimmy Hughes; AReporters: Joe 1 .a Montague. Katherine Koger, Juanita Beach, Joyce Turner, Anne Buckwalter; Exchange Editor: Sonnya Hamilton; Sponsor : Mis Jacqueline Mc- Millian; Typists: Mildred Car- ter, Venue Johnson, Jeannette Sigwald, Betty Langdale. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ft u in css Manager: Doris Crosby; Advertising Manager'. Haxel Seigler; Assistunt Adver- tising Manager : Charlene Cain : Advertising Solicitors; Sara Moylan, June Marvin, Gladys Hublard; Circulation Manager: Emily Guilford; Printers: Prin- cess Ann Garris, Nellie Hiott, Ena CVQuinn, Clara Baggett, Jackie Beach, Oaire Ulmer, Miriam Bishop, Virginia Lyons, Ro alec Varnadoe; Sponsor; Mrs. Ruby Dodd. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Betty Ficte tier. Bud Steadman. Pres.. Gloria Breland, Mary Warren, .-Prc ., Kliiabeth Kcarsc, James Carter, Jean nine Bridge, Juanita Beach, Sec. and Treas., Mr. Harold Heutx. iponior. fifty-seven The Junior Travel Club: I.eft to Right: Pete Smoak, Tummy Corbett, Hobby Benton, Paul Drawdy, I.ealiman Castccn, Douglas Beach. Ritdoulpli Carter, Edwin Carter. Jackie Avant; Left to Right in Bus; Rutledge Warren, [«ivcrtic Godly, Jcnclle Lyons, Frances Johns m, Barbara Blocker, Samuel Byrd, Jimmy Garresott. Robert Benton. Sponsor: Mrs. L. W. Alford. The Sportsman' Club: Sponsor: Clifford K. Carnes; President, Jimmy Perryman; Vice-President, Jim Bailey; Secretary, Edward Mitchell; Trea- surer, Nick Woo vis. fifty-tiyht Folk Dancing : Left to Right: Janie Crosby, Nancy Jo McCal- lister. Ruth Herndon, Miss Maner (sponsor), Dorothy Jan. Canteen, Ann Pulk, Margaret Salisbur)'. Dorothy MrKinnrv, Bunny Rivers, Patricia Rickcn- Jve r. Martha Dukes. Not Shown: Marilyn Yarlcy, Elaine Griffon. Donna Soncrant. Mary Jane Bishop. Edna Ray Beverly. Marjorie Garris. Barbara Sau- iers. Pat Murdaugh, Emma- line Pye. Audrey Watts. Vir- ginia Pulk, Pauline Fisk, Ethel Evan?. Dorothy Walling. Julia Bailey. Xclda Bell, Doris Hum- : Shirley Sanders. A , C7N Sfonjor: Miss Owens Mfurcrs : Lea Salter, Pres. Irvin Beach, Vice Pres. B il)l y Fripp, Sec. Ted Parker, Treas. Beatrice Thompson Claire Jenkins Patric-i Rickenbaker Grace Hat I mi Pat Murdaugh Bunn; Rivers Becky Givens Eloise Beach Johnnie Koger Cary Smith Blanche Sineath Sandra Platt Marion Sams Charles Tumblestqn Jack Parker Carl Still T. J. Hiult D n Carter Cl in tun Welch Joe Thomas Floyd Goodwin Roger Simmons Charles Bishop SENIOR CLUB OF J. H. A.: Miriam Bishop, Vice President, Frances Rhode, Treas., Betty Lou Harley, Pres., Mary l,ea 1 aii|i 1ak . Secretary, Gladys Hubbard. Rc|� ortcr. Second Row: Vera Dell Cook. Mary Frames Ktteecc, Barbara Jones, Betty Lanpclale. Barbara Maxey, fieneva Nettles, Margaret Gar- nett, Kathlmn Varnadoc. Elsie Ma xcy. Doris Chaplin, Jo Ann Platt, Nancy Hiott. J t; NIOR HOM E-M AK ERS OF AMERICA : Left to Right: Miss Rachel Livingston, spon- sor: Juanita Black, Treasurer; Pauline Benton, Vice-President; Kitty Easterlin. President; Audrey Moyer Secretary. Sc cond Row : Mary Hoats. Marie Carter. Betty Ba22le, P.arhara Moyer, Betty Carson, Ruth Griffin, Marilyn Ritter. Patty Avail!. Third Row: Elizabeth Rcntz. Mildred Crosby. Ruby Griffin, Mary Ruth Kintbrel, Margaret Smith, Myrtle Ann Bcntmi. Doris Ann Zciglcr. Fourth Row: Mary Gentry, Helen Walker, Faye Carter, Joyce Neele. Betty Robertson, Janie Ruth Price, Susie Hern- don. SENIOR CLUB OF JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS OF AMER- ICA. Left to Right: Barbara Beach. J tannine Bridge, Mrs. Anderson, sponsor: Frances Caldwell, Miriam Bishop, Vice President. Second Row: Rutli Hamit. Betty Dobson, Dorothy Boodle. Helen Craven. Mildred Carter. Ruth Bishop, Mary Jane Chaplin. Myra Carroll. Third Row: Mamie Crosby, Madge fkidley. Betty Lou Carter, Betty Jean Benton. Jackie Beach, Car- meli ta Gatch, Nellie Hiott, Clara Baggett, Mary McMillan, Alice Hill. Louise Beverly, Elsie Breland, Doris Heildi'mi. Rosa Lee Carney. sLrly 'i: ★ ★ FUTURE BUSINESS LEAD- ERS OF AMERICA : Left to Rf ht: Claire Ulmer, See re - ■ -ry ; Jackie Beach, Virc-Presi- ient; Gladys Huhhard. Presi- mt: Billy J««c Thompson, Treasurer: Mrs. J. K. Dodd, Sponsor. Second Row: J. D. Zri ler. Elizabeth Varnadoe, D rothy Hudson, Mildred I sA-ljr, Wilma Walling, Mar- -T'i'tt Stand field, Pearl Benton, Mr. H. K. Cone, Sponsor. Th-rd Row: Nellie Hiatt. Betty I-i'ij'hlf, Rosalec Varnadoe, ' e Breland, Doris Craven. Lr . O'Quilin, Ruth I.itch field. Cara Baggett. Frances Craven. + 7 J? J • N _- • C: r« Sponsor: Mr. 0. K. Pritchcr; President: Andrew Hier ; Vice Pres.: Harry Johnson; Secretary: Buddy Garris; Treasurer: Emory Kinard: Reporter: Homer Warren; Watchman: Woward Webster; Members: Douglas Beach, Mc- Clure Benton. Gillie C� k, Carol Crosby, Joseph Cummings, Ron- ald Gruber, Clyde Johnston. Carol Padgett, Gary Ulmer, Newton Stone, Bobby Beach, Cavern Cook, Wilfred l.ang- dale. Billy Baldwin. Jack Bar- wick. Ralph Beach. Paul Beach. Billy Breland, Joe Breland, Marion Bunt on, Dean Connelly, Gerald Craven, Johnny Evans, Carlisle Hudson, Henry Hick- man, Dorral Kinard. Lehiman Kinard. Donald tangdale, J. B. Lyons. Jimmy Murdaugh. Billy Polk. Raymond Ritter, Eugene Ritter, Bobby Stone, Charles Richer, Bobby Warren, Dcreld Wilson, Billy Padgett, Ralph Warren. sixty-one Hi Y Left to Right: Hun!� Thompson, Vice Pres., Jimmy Perryman, Pres.. Dewey Varlcy, Chaplin, Pete Carter, Sec. it Trea ., Mr. Harold Hentz. Sponsor. Mr. Henry Hollingsworth, Sponsor, Hilly Hyatt, Derrick Hlocker. J h‘ Bishop� Billy Dodd. Wallace McCord, Joe LaMontagne, and Joe Mole. Not Shown: Jimmy Hailey, Hilly Joe Thompson, and Nick Wouvis, Junior Play Cast— Aunt Tillie Goes to Town : Mitchell Novit, Betty Jean Lake . Charlene Cain, Sonny Hamilton. Mary Ann Sams, Miss Marion Floyd, Direc- tor: Joe Bishop, Nevaida Lyons, Hugh Thompson, Mary Stroud, Bill Ledbetter, and Joyce Turner. Senior Follies Director and Helpers. First Row: Mrs. E. B. Cummins, Mr. Henry Hollingsworth. Second Row: Jimmy Hjghes, J La Montague, and Bud Stead- man. lixly-tttfO Mr. Marion Fender, Custodian: The steam table in the hmdi room is a warm reminder of the gift f the senior dam of '47. This gilt is of great value and convenience ill improving and making more delectable the daily lunches Lunchroom Workers: Right to Left: Mrs. Mae Breland, Mrs. Orric Lee Gibson, Mrs. Hattie Price. Not shown: Mrs. Lucille Floyd, Mrs. Annie Murdaugh, Mrs. Ethel O’Brien, Mrs. Mattie Polk. sixty-four Left to Right: David Moylaai-eaptain; Coach-Jantes A. Hughes Ass. Coach-E- I), C ■mminf-. Standing Left to Right: Coach Commins, joe Mole, Jack Ritter, Charles Surutim, B. D. McMillan. Capt. David Moylaii, Kdward Mitchell, Co-Capt. Dohia Mathis. Joe La Montague,, Jerry Baldwin, Coach Hughes. Second! K w: .Left to Right: John Hemmi tiger, 'Ray Cooks Louie FcikIIlt, Hugll Thompson, W. j. Freister, Mickey Warren, Jimmy Presister, Timmy Bailev, Jimmy Avant. Joel Padgett, Elmer Avant. Third RowI. oft’to Right: Ja.k Smith, Homer Warren, Jackson Hughes, Bobby Carter, Derrick Blocker, Nick Woo vis r Thomas Craven, Billy Simmons, Thomas Smith, siTty-fh1? Roys' Basketball Team : Stand- ing Left t � : Coach C. K. Carnes, Mitchell Novit. Gton Utsey, Billy Patterson, Hugh Thompson, Louie Fender, Der- rick Bl� cker. Joe Bishop. Kneel iug. Edward Mitchell, Co- Capt. Walter Mathis, Capt. Girls’ Basket ha 11 Team First Row: Betty Jean l,ake, Jane Laugdate. Hazel Seigler, Capt; Dot Hoff. Co-Capt; Nevaida Lyons, Betty Saunders. Stand- ing: Marietta Trippe, Celestinc Capers, Miss Sara Miner, Coach; Ann Green, Gladys Herndon, ★ ★ ★ Baseball Team: Coach Henry Hollingsworth, Manager Clyde Johnson. Wallace McCord, captain; Billy Simmons, Lever� Cook. Ronald Gruber, Jimmy Bailey. R. J. Kight. Everett Crosby, Jimmy Ferryman, Abbie Lucas. Hugh Thompson, co-captain; J. D. Zcigler, Joe Mole, Mitchell Kovit. Louie Fender, Nick Woovis, Billy Dodd, Bucky Stroud, Thomas L. Carter. Cheerleaders: Jo Ann Padgett, Jane laiigdalc, Jackie Hiott, Head Cheerleader Soon ya Hamilton, Lois Linder, Elsie Maxey, Hard Sciglcr. sixty-wen Felix Anthony _“Duc‘' Blanchard, mianhunti AU-American Fullback 1945-40-47 front United State. Military Academy. Weut Point, awarded the Iruphy for Pest Uncsirna to Joe La Montague and the trophy to Best Pack to Thomas Craven nt the An mud Football T3aiM][iiet. Best Linesman, Joe I a Montague; Best Back; Thomas traveil- I,eft to Bight: Walter Mathis: Joe l-a Montague, Best Linesman; T hum as Craven, Best Back; J«e Mole; and Hush Thoni|� nii. sLrty-eufht THE BOXERS BILLY BALDWIN—131 POUNDS JIMMY BAILEY—150 POUNDS VS VS- CLINTON WELCH—125 POUNDS THOMAS CRAVEN—144 POUNDS COACH: EDWIN B. COM MINS sixty-nine COMPLIMENTS OF Malcolm S. Warren and Company DIAL 5106 Authorized Philco Dealer Radio and Electrical Appliances Sates and Service williams, s. c. The Compliments of Pepsi Cola Bottling Company WALTERBORO, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Brown Hardware Company 'HARDWARE FOR HARDWEAR Philco Radios and Refrigerators Sporting Goods WALTERBORO, S. C. Congratulations and Compliments to the Graduating Class of '49 Farmers’ and Merchants Bank BEST WISHES Novit s Shoe Store SAMUEL NOVIT, Proprietor EXPERT FITTING X—RAY SERVICE Dial 408i BEST WISHES AND Colleton Implement CLASS OF 1949 Dost Wishes For LOTS OF LUCK Company, Inc. Your Future. TO THE JOHN DEERE Try To Stay In CLASS GMC TRUCKS This Community! OF Sales and Service W. C. Pearcy J49 3 JEFFERIES BLVD. INTERNATIONAL Hiers Building PHONE 7S5I HARVESTER DEALER Supply Company WALTERBORO, S. C. WALTERBORO, S. C. sev ‘uty-tu'o COMPLIMENTS OF Walterboro Coca Cola Bottling Company DRINK COCA COLA IN BOTTLES l j. McDaniel walterboro. s. c. COMPLIMENTS OF Simmon's Diesel and Equipment Co. BEST WISHES H. W. Black, Jr. WALTERBORO. S. C. Compliments of Hiers Building Supply IDEAL LAUNDRY Company AND DRY CLEANERS 54 JEFFERIES BOULEVARD at Railroad Crossing WALTERBORO, S. C. DIAL 4526 BEST WISHES Walterboro Motor Sales Company, Inc. SALES SERVICE COURTHOUSE SQUARE PHONE 5201 WALTERBORO, S. C. BEST WISHES Novit's Fashion Shoppe FOR MOTHER AND DAUGHTER THE STYLE CENTER WALTERBORO, S. C. COASTAL FRUIT COMPANY Wholesale Foods FRESH-----DRIED-—CANNED WALTERBORO. S. C. BE A WILDCAT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 Starr's Ice Cream BOOSTER JOIN The Wildcat Club SCVCNty-four “NO FINER ICE CREAM ANYWHERE' CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS '49 RAINEY'S JEWELERS Compliments of BAGGETT MOTORS HUDSON, WILLYS, AND MACK TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE The Place Where All The Kids Meet THE DRIVE-IN GRILL FOUNTAIN SERVICE SHORT ORDERS WALTERBORO, S. C. one of the south's great department stores and shopping center to the Carolina low country charleston's value fashion corners — king street at warren seventy-five WALTERBORO DRUG COMPANY W. H. CONE, Owrwr Remember FOR LOWER DRUG PRICES FOR BETTER DRUGS SINCE 1902 ' YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE' COMPLIMENTS OF EDEN’S FOOD STORE WALTERBORO, S. C. EASTERLINE FURNITURE COMPANY The Home Makers WALTERBORO, S. C. Compliments of Your Friendly WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 59 WASHINGTON STREET DIAL 4201 WALTERBORO, S. C. RUSSEL D. WARREN GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Building Materials DIAL 5107 WILLIAMS, S. C. HAROLD'S at the Twinkling Star 2 MILES ON HIGHWAY 17 Steaks Chicken Seafood Sandwishes Curb Service Bowling, Dancing, Swimming AUDREY AND HAROLD KISER COMPLIMENTS OF THE PRESS AND STANDARD Established 1877 Colleton's Newspaper lob Printing School Supplies Office Supplies PARSON'S Carrying Nationally Advertised Lines of Smartly Styled Clothes THE STORE WITH PERSONAL SERVICE EDWARD'S 5c-10c AND $1.00 STORE Walterboro's Largest Store WALTERBORO. S. G COMPLIMENTS or COOK AND RITZ THEATRES ’Best in Motion Picture Entertain men t WALTERBORO, S. C. Best Wishes from COMPLIMENTS OF HAYES JEWELERS •‘YOUR FRIENDLY STORE WALTERBORO, S. C. NOVIT-SIEGEL DEPARTMENT STORE WALTERBORO, S. C. set'fniy snvH Stone's Grocery WILLIAMS, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Carter Gulf Service Dial 2Z31 WALTERBORO, S. C. Rod and Gun Sporting Goods WALTERBORO, S. C. Baker s Jewelers YOUR COURTEOUS JEWELERS 113 Washington St. WALTERBORO, S. C. Pinckney's Market FRESH MEATS VEGETABLES groceries WALTERBORO. S. C. Thompson's 5c-10c and $1.00 Store WALTERBORO, S. C. A and P WALTERBORO, S. C. Ritzi Shop WALTERBORO, S. C. Colleton Drugs YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY Phone 6711 WALTERBORO. S. C. People's Pharmacy WALTERBORO, S, C. -- FLOWERS Gladys M. Murray Flowers and Gifts for all occasions WE WIRE FLOWERS EVERYWHERE DIAL 5942 Mademoiselle's FASHIONS OF DISTINCTION R!TZ THEATRE BUILDING WALTERBORO, S. C. Ji'ivjj ty eight Cone Motor Sales DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '49 7-Up Bottling Company WALTERBORO, S. C, IT'S ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO DINE AT Pine Crest Best Fried Chicken in Town Berry's Amoco Service Expert Lubrication G. A. BENTON, Opr. Phone 4522—Road Service Breland Chevrolet Co. YOUR Chevrolet and Oldsmobile DEALER We wish each of you (The Class of '49) ihe best of Luck and Success PHONE 282] AND 2831 Palmetto Supply Company “HOTPOINT” • WALTERBORO, S. C. The Bank of Walterboro WALTERBORO, S. C. Gibson-Kemp Drug Store WALTERBORO, S. C. Fishburne and Company REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE LOANS Belk-Hudson WALTERBORO'S BARGAIN CENTER Harry's Men's Shop The Doorway to a Man's World ARROW TEXTRCSE McGregor sportswear BOSTONIAN SHOES BOTANY 5C0 SUIT KNOX HAT HOLEPROOF HOSIERY Bill Bone Studio Photographs of Distinction WALTERBORO, S. C. PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL WEDDINGS seventy-nine The Flower Shop MAUD PATE IRENE GODWIN PHONE 370! 22 HAMPTON ST. WALTERBORO, S. C. Cbiigraluka'iuns and Best Wishes TO THE Senior Class SIMMS TOGGERY EXCLUSIVE CHILDREN'S Wear Birthday—W adding Graduation Gifts The Gift and Children's Shop MRS. E. M. FRAZIER, Prep- BEST WISHES Steadman's Compliments of OF HOUSE OF FINE Yarley's Padgett's SEA FOODS Home and Auto Pharmacy WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Walterboro, S. C. Supply Warshaw's CLOTHES OF QUALITY Walterboro Manufacturing Corporation HOME OF NATIONALLY Manufacturers of ADVERTISED WEARING APPAREL PORTRAIT FROCKS1' WALTERBORO’S NEWEST INDUSTRY eighty COMMERCIAL ART CHARLESTON Engraving Company COLOR PLATES Jepom ZINC ETCHINGS 10 Lxchanqc St. Charleston, South Caroline) ] COPPER HALFTONES t: 1= NEWSPAPER PLATES GH myinQs WALKER EVAH (OG WELLCO. 3 Broad Street Charleston, S. C. PRIMING • BINDING • ART WORK CUTS • EMBOSSED INVITATIONS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS