West Gantt School - Gantt Echoes Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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t Q Mendel SLl'U'llLl ' . Murrlm 1111171718 lilliurz m!llllC'l'L Donald vT7l7if17'Ill'6 'A' iUm'io1fz Wl1if17li1A6 Mamie l7Villi67l71S The Night Blooming Cereus which blooms but once a year, is like MENDEL who is a very rare person. Unlike everybody else he has plenty of time or at least he takes it, anyway. As for being a body guardfhe does pretty well. He's a right jolly person, too . . . VVe might compare IUARTHA with the tall, graceful hollyhock. Both are stately in appearance and are best used for a background for others. lylartha adds a bit of color to the social life of the students . . . The Daffodil, an old fashioned, ever popular flowery can be closely related to LILLIAN, who is the reserved type. yet popular-the blossoms are gay and so is her spirit . . . The cucumber, which is usually thought of as cool and collected, is very much like DONALD. Each blossom produces a small fruit. His disposi- tion and personality are so well liked until they have become a blossom in the garden of life . . . Bowl King Cotton-that's I. IVIARION. Fine products come from cultivated plants and he is one of our most cultivated pro- ducts. King Cotton is a financial aid and just so is hlarion to the Senior Class: for he is our treasurer . . . The hyacinth is a favorite Hower and speedily becomes popular. So is MAMIF, a favorite with us. VVhere there is fun, there hlamie is also. If she has hushed joking a whole period at once, we are yet to find it out. Wf2.st Gantt is proud to send out as its representatives this fine group of young men and women.

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fll'lII1llllIillg Io go Ulll in the u'or111 us slrong glll'lll'lIl'l'S mul nl7llIli1'llI07'Sn. Tlionms Hirlclie Roy Hollins ,I S Surah Simpson KW- i ,loyee Smelfzcr' 'A' louise Smith :Qs 4'- Hzuldy Stntori 'llOMMllf, like grapes4almost always hanging in Clusters. To find him, you must lirst find the biggest crowd. The grapevine trails along or depends upon something for support just as 'l'ommie's main support is Nlendel. Just as grapes flavor wine, Tommie flavors our social life . . . lt's 4:00 o'eloek and BOYS late again, as usualf' H8145 is the hourn, look for Roy at 8:46. Nlaybe these early hours interfere with his sleep, so we'll forgive him for nap- ping in class. Wheii he's fully awake, we really enjoy his wit . . . The string hean and SARAH just'l sound alike! ller string of jokes is inexhaustihle and we neyer tire ol' them. Yes. she's also rather tall and slender . . . hut by no means green . , . IOYCE is like the tall. graceful gladioli whose blossom remains fresh longer than some other flowers. She has a blossoming disposition and a glad smile lor everybody . . . LOUISES main purpose in life seems to be to have a cheery good time . VVhen you hear a hearty laugh and a bit of chattering, you'll know Louise is somewhere near . . . The round and white turnip is like our fat and fair BUDDY. Yes, one might exe peet Buddy to turn-up anywhere. The turnip has its way with the ladies who wear bungalow aprons . . . . Buddy makes a way of his own with the fair ladies at Gantt. Some of them. are gone now, weeflefl 0111. No longer is the original group intact.

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-OUR GRGWING DAYS In days of old!-That same pretty hlaek hairfl low shes eliangedl-XfVhen Miss Nimmons sowed the seecl--Were you as talkative then, Alice?-The three nmos' quitressesv even then-CEAE-LD Oh! that sixth grade! Miss llendrieks. where did you put the weeds? Mary jane, youre too sweetl Hold that posel The same Aurine- Niee hook you had there. Simp l Did you ever use it? The spirit ol' Spring, Cheerful as usual. I CLASS OFFICERS ' President . . ,CiLADYS Pl',lIllY Vice-President . . AIARCEIN CQINN Secretary , . l-o1.A MixiiAFFi-.Y Treasurer, , A . .BIARION VVlIlTlX'IllHT