Whitemire High School - Spectator Yearbook (Whitemire, SC)

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W HITMIRE HIGH SCHOOL Alma Mater ln the heart of every pupil Far above the rest ls the love for Whitmire High School That will stand the lest. Proudly bear that name forever As the school we love, Here's a toast lo Whitmire High School Alma Mater, Hail! The Lamp of Knowledge-a symbol of those things for which one studies and strives. Page Eight Senior Prayer Heavenly Father, we gratefully thank Thee- the Giver of gifts-for our dear ole' golden school days at W. H. S. We thank Thee for our Alma Mater, our classmates, our teachers, our parents, our home, and all who have helped us earn our high school education. We humbly pray that Thou wilt go with us through the years ahead. In Jesus Name. Amen. Mary Alice Thomas CHAPTER II-CLASSES

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iii, 'Y' l ,m 1: V In Memoriam To OLIN DEWITT JOHNSON, Graduate of T955 Twilight and evening bell, For though from out our bourne of time and place And after that the dark!! The flood may bear me far, And may there be no sadness of farewell I hope to see my pilot face to face When I embark. When l have crossed the bar . . . -A. Tennyson Page Seven

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Senior Sponsors: MISS ANTHONY MRS. DOUGLASS MISS STOCKMAN President-GEORGE MANESS Vice PresidentfJOANN BRAZELL Secretary-Treasurerf-SYLVIA HUNNICUTT Student Council RepresentctivefMARIAN METTS ReporterkDAVlD YOUNT History Class of '56 One clear, bright September morning 69 enthusiastic, but inexperienced, boys ond girls entered the Freshman Class of 1953. Although we were the envy of the lower- classmen and considered ourselves rather Qrown-up, to the upper-classmen we were quite insignificant. We remember those noisy shop classes and interesting Home Ec projects . . . slaving over Latin translations . . . rocking our brains on math problems . . . English themes . . . then literature w ich to us seemed like Greek. Continued on page 16 X Q SCHIOIS One day we paid attention see?