York High School - White Rose Yearbook (York, SC)

 - Class of 1950

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A A r NCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A WN INHABITED TA AND GENTLE GREEN DRAGON NOW THE PEOPLE IN THIS TOWN LOVED THE GREEN DRAGON ANDMADE zjxf' A BIG TO DO oven HIM 5...-X EWG T O B Y A M E ' I' I' 0 3, LU. 5 NI I KZ 9 1. xxxX fini L , 4. LL - Lc'Ls RCU' R AI 1. c Ln L9 , fm x Q w ' xr I , V- f v 041 r s S -S-.-4... pq' , If. Mgt' -f X s Av fy M' -.7 1'- , J, - H Av. if A My 3 V 19' OV ,fy ,f f Vw, 2, Za W 4? 'Q W v , 5 '? s , 3 my ' r X, W f JS' A Q-54:4 , inf' T5 E my A, ,. 5-pq? em., ,K , fs in yew Ayvlf 4 wx ily x 1 fi N. A Li YES, THE GREEN DRAGON PLAYED AN IMPORTANT PART IN THE LIVES OfF THESE PEOPLE. THEY WORKED HARD AND PLAYED HARD . . . STRIVING TO PREPARE THEMSELVES FOR A BETTER TOMORROW. .Luz-1 ' 1 . .Q 0 ' Lt L B 'I-1 Wx Im X 4 GEL X5 Ct Isl: LL Q 4 NOW THE PEOPLE WERE SO INSPIRED BY THE GOOD AND GENTLE DRAGON THAT THEY BEGAN CALL- ING THEMSELVES THE DRAGONS .... HIM WROTE BOOK AN D ,7 IN TRIBUTE 'ro v, vL-2,38 THE PEOPLE WERE THE STUDENTS AT YORK HIGH .... THE TOWN WAS YORK, SOUTH CAROLINA ...AND THE BOOK WAS CALLED THE.. T I li95O 5 E iid Www WA? We .1 pm I K Q '-cc' cg K t 1. -.4 - . .,.,,. f- ' . A u , C Q r o THE Y 5 1 s ' ? Q , 1 - , ,Ji ,L , ww Nfl, wwf - -w ,. ., . ,. wg: . fa . 36 49 wwf 4 'N '14 if Q . Q 29 ' w Aw 2? A 5 Y ,IZ Kar! W Q Y. :A if ' g f M 4? 'iff Q E 'J i 5 gi: FY 5 1 fy df , M 'e Q gf 1 ff 1 'T' , J 4 an ,rf 5 Q f f sf' w Q 5 27 f' x v .ml 'N nc: Q sf 1 f f Q, ,M ,, Q' mnw .': wa .. firm' 4,5 , 3? as Y , l 'aw W ggi Hy' fn . ., E 2. ' Qs, G., Qi- iw Y 'if W 1 -'-apr, W.. 7 V 4 W ff ' .A , fl f ' 'W - f , J. CARLISLE DOGGETTE Superintendent HAROLD C. JOHNSON Principal DMIIXIISTRATION J. C. Burge, District No. 42-Latta, Chr. of Greater Board, Dr. E. E. Strong, District No. ll, Chr. of Local Board, Mr. Roy Ramsey, District No 8-Beth Shiloh 81 Cannon Mill, Mr. W. W. Jackson, District No. 8-Beth Shiloh, Dr. C. P. Roper, Howard Petty, David Glenn, John Spratt, C. L. Kelly, Ralph Wiley, R. B. Hildebrand, District No. ll-York, Mr. C. L, Boyd, District No, l3-McConnells- ville, E. C. Wood, District No. 2l-Filbertg W. B. Plaxico, District No. 33-Philadelphia, Hugh Campbell, District No. 35-Tirzah, S S ' ' L. S. Thomas, District No, 49-Cotton Belt. J. D. Branch, District No. 49-East View, E. M. Dickson, District No. 47- utton prlngs, Not pictured: B. L. Youngblood, District No. 53-Union. Lever Oates Swearingen Turner nl.,-. H. Roberts I. Roberts Wade Wingard 1?-216 'lil--sr -ah.. , . I J I - X I MRS. ANNIE ALLISON, English, MISS MADELINE BROWN, physi- cal ed and general science, MISS BETH CLINKSCALES, librarian and French, MRS. JOE CONNOLLY, mathematics and bookkeeping, MR. J. R. GRIFFITH, science, MISS ELIZABETH HALL, home economics, MRS. ELIZABETH HART, history, MR. FLOYD JOHNSON, agricul- ture, MR. H. C. JOHNSON, French, MISS RUTH JOSEY, school music, MISS INA LEVER, English and history, MR. T. M. OATES, coach, MISS HAZEL ROBERTS, mathematics, MISS I. ROBERTS, commercial,' MR. WILLIAM R. SWEARINGEN, history, MRS. CARO- LINE TURNER, English, MRS. LOUISE WADE, reading, MR. GEORGE WINGARD, band, MISS CLAUDIA CALHOUN, piano, MISS MAR- GARET STEM, Bible, MISS NANCY NEELY, student teacher, MRS. LULU PLEXICO, Latin and English, MRS. J. E. BOYD, dietitian, MRS. W. W. JACKSON, assistant. Calhoun Neely Boyd Srem Plexico Jackson 'Zinn' ,,.,. 4U- ss. SX Nuo xp. --Y qi JW AS WE WERE l2 YEARS AGO CLASS OF I95O In l938 the halls of Yorkville Graded School witnessed the first assembling of a group that was to pass through years of absorbing the learning of the ages. This assembly of starry- eyed yearlings began their long search for knowledge under Miss Poag and Miss Bickley. With their fathomless patience, we made our first year with little trouble and moved on to more difficult studies. The time passed quickly and soon we found ourselves passing into the fifth grade, here we received our first taste of history under the capable instruction of Miss Agnes and Miss Hill. ln the following year we were informed of the addition of the twelfth grade. When graduation came that year, we in the sixth grade graduated with the seventh grade into Junior High School. Our part in the graduation was inconspicuous. We sat in the auditorium and watched the seventh grade exer- cises and also watched them receive the medals. fWe were not eligiblel Thus we passed from Grammar School. The Seventh grade initiated us into the ways of High School and proved to us that our Gram- mar School days had not supplied us with all obtainable knowledge, this came as a complete surprise to us. The days rolled past and turned into weeks, months, and years. Included in our curricula now were such subjects as Latin, French, geometry, literature, and history, each of which proved taboo to some of our members. With our Junior year we fearfully faced the prospect of raising money for a Junior-Senior banquet. Our fears were not without basis, and we soon found ourselves selling cokes and hot dogs at football games, organizing a talent show, dances and any other mode of making the neces- sary money. Without our sponsor, Mrs. Caroline Turner, our banquet would probably never have become a reality, but with her tireless efforts we found ourselves inviting the Seniors to our ban- quet To her we are greatly indebted. When the doors of our Alma Mater were opened in the fall of l949 we walked into the building as the Senior Class of York High School. Our teachers impressed upon us the fact that we were Seniors and that we should act as such. Being duly impressed, we gathered our robes of dignity about us and walked about the building with a more reserved air. lt was not long before the preliminary work on our annual began. We sold magazines and Christmas cards. Then be- gan the actual work on the book. We had a deadline to meet. We met it. Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Plexico, our sponsors, worked zealously with the Annual staff to make this volume of the White Rose the best. We hope we have suc- ceeded. But a good Annual was not the only thing our class excelled in. The Class of l95O supplied 9 of the l l varsity football players. The Green Dragons won 8 out of lO games. Now our l2-year journey is at an end, and we come to the time when we must leave these halls and classrooms. We feel a deep affection for this building, our Alma Mater, and we feel sad- ness as we realize that we are the last Senior Class to march from it into the wide, wide world. So it is with sincere gratitude that we, the Senior Class of l95O, thank all those who have helped us along our journey, and we pause for a final farewell to our Alma Mater, York High School. Johnny Smith, Historian HISTORY an MASCOTS MOTTO: Today determines our tomorrow. COLORS: White and gold. FLOWER: Chrysanthemum. 1 ,A ELOISE OATES JOHNNY TURNER 416' eith Baker Ray Becknell Gaynelle Benfield Billie Blanton Doris Bolin add KEITH BAKER: Glee Club 2-3-4,' Green and White I-2-3-4,' Block Y 2-3-4g Football 2-3-4,' Basketball 3-4,' Canteen Stall 4,' Allied Youth 3-4,' Secretary of Allied Youth 4g .lunior Red Cross 2-3. . . RAY BECKNELL, better known as Oscar ,' The hear- ing ear and the seeing eye ,' Green and White 5. . . GAYNELL BENFIELD, Beta Club 3-4,' Basketball 2-3-4,4 Green and White I-2-3-4g Allied Youth 2-3-4,' French Club 45 Canteen Staff 4,' Block Y 2-3'4,' Glee Club 3. . . BILLIE BLANTON, Class Treasurer 4,' Student Council 4,' Beta Club 2-3-4,' Vice-president of Beta Club 4,' Treasurer of Beta Club 3,' Junior Red Cross 2,' Green and White I-2-3-4,' Allied Youth 2-3-4,' Football Sponsor 3,' Marshal 3,' Commissioner 2,' Paper Stall 2g French Club Secretary and Treasurer 4. . . DORIS BOLIN, .l.H.A. 2-3-4,' Glee Club 3. . . MARY ANN BOYD, Glee Club 3,' Allied Youth 2-3-4,' Green and White 2-3-4g Basektball I-2-3g Student Librarian 3,' .l.H.A. 2. . . BILLY CAMPBELL, Football I-2-3-4,' Base- ball l-2-3-4,' Basketball 3-45 Glee Club 3-4,' F.F.A. 2-3-4g Block Y l-2-3-4,' Green and White l-2-3-4,' Band 2-4,' Allied Youth 2-3-4,' Student Council I-25 Captain of Football 3-4,' President of Class 3,' F.F.A. Treasurer 3, Mary Ann Boyd Billy Campbell O F F I C E R S BILLIE BLANTON . . Treasurer IOE JACKSON . . President MAMIE RAMSEY . . Vice-President CAROLYN LEAK . . Secretary Q., MARY ELEANOR CARROLL, Piano l,' Student Council 2, J.H.A. 2-3-4, Glee Club 4. . . JOYCE CARROLL, J.H.A. 2-3-4, Vice- president of J.H.A. 3, Green and White 3-4, Allied Youth 4, Drum Maiorette 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Canteen Stall 4, Business Manager al Green Dragon 4, Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 3-4, F.T.A. 4. . . MARY FRANCES CARROLL, Delegate to Carolina's Allied Youth Convention 2, National Convention at Buck Hill Falls 3, Secretary of Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary of Allied Youth 3, Vice-President of Green and White 3, Miss Hi Miss 4, Annual Staff 4, Green and White 2-3-4, Allied Youth 2-3-4, J.H.A. 2, Glee Club 3, French Club 4, Beta Beauty 4, Lunchroom Staff 4, F.T.A. 4, Commissioner l, Football Sponsor 3. . . LEWIS CLARK, F.F.A. 2-3-4, Vice-President ol F.F.A. 4, Allied Youth 3-4, Glee Club 4. . . MARGARET CLINTON, J.H.A. 2-3-4. . . JOANN CLARK, Basketball l-2-3-4, Block Y l-2-3-4, Allied Youth 2-3-4, Band 4, Lunch Room Staff 4, Glee Club 4,' Beta Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Green and White l-2-3-4. . . JEAN COMER, J.H.A. 2-3-4, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. . . HARRY CONNOLLY, Entered from Columbia 3, Green and White 3-4, Treasurer ol Green and White 4, Student Council 4, Treasurer ol Student Council 4, Allied Youth 3-4, Block Y 3-4, Football 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Annual Stall 4, Paper Stall 4, Canteen Stall 4, Class Lawyer 4. . . MYRA DICKSON, Green and White l-2-3-4, J.H.A. 2, Glee Club 2, French Club 4, Allied Youth 4. . . JANE DOUGLAS, Allied Youth 2-3-4, Charter President 2, Beta Club 2-3-4, Secretary 3, Local President 4, State President 4, Block Y 3-4, Head Cheerleader 4, Football Sponsor 3, Student Council 2-4, fAssistant Com- missioner 2, Commissioner l,- Paper Stall l-3, Glee Club 3-4, J.H.A. 2, Green and White l-2-3-4, Junior Red Cross l, Band I, Class Treasurer 2, Class Secretary 3, Canteen Staff 4, French Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Marshal 3, Junior Editor of Annual 3, Editor 4. Mary Eleanor Carroll Mary Frances Carroll Margaret Clinton Jean Comer Myra Dickson Joyce Carroll Lewis Clark Joann Clark Harry Connolly Jane Douglas FAYE IVEY, For stony limits cannot hold love out j J.H.A. 2-3-4. . . JOE JACKSON, Football 3-4g Class President l-2-4,' Vice- President 3,' Student Council 4g Canteen Staff 4,' Green and White 3,' Glee Club 3-4,' Block Y 3-4,' Annual Stall 4. . . HORACE JOHNSON, Better to be idle than not well occupied ,' Glee Club l-3,' Green and White 7. . . CAROLYN LEAK, Green and White l-2-3-4,' Basketball l-2, Football Sponsor I-4,4 .l.H.A. 2,' Allied Youth 2-3-4,' Class Secretary 4,' Paper Staff 4,' Annual Stall 4. . . MARY LOVE, Glee Club l'2-4, Green and White 2-35 Student Librarian 4,' Beta Club 4, J.H.A. 2-3-4,' President 4,' Paper Stall 4,' Student Council 4,' Allied Youth 4. . . MELVIN MCALLISTER, Football l-2-3-4, Co-captain l,' Basketball l-2-3,' Captain 3,' Baseball I-2,' Glee Club 3-4,' Student Council 2,' Red Cross 2, Paper Stall 4,' Canteen Staff 4,' Annual Staff 4g' Green and White 3-4,' Allied Youth 2,3-4,' Block Y l-2-3-4,' Shrine Bowl 4. . . MASON MOORE, Block Y 2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Co-captain 3,' Captain 4,' Allied Youth 2-3-4,' Treasurer 2,' .l,H.A. 2,' Green and White l-2-3-4,' Student Council 2-3-4,' President 3,' Annual Staff 3-4,' Beta Club 3-4,' Canteen Staff 4,' Cheerleader 4, French Club 4,' Annual Stall 3-4,' Assistant Business Manager 3,' Business Manager 4,' Marshal 3,' Football Sponsor 3-4,' F.T.A. 4. . . CLARENCE MORRISON, Marshal 3, Football l-2-3-4,' Block Y 2-3-4,' Beta Club 3-4, Allied Youth 2-3-4g Paper Stall 4,' Band 4,' French Club 4,' Vice President ol French Club 4,' Green and White 3-4g Class Prophet 4. . . BETTY NIVENS, Glee Club l-2-3-4,' Football Sponsor 3-4,' Green and White l-2-3-4,' Allied Youth 2-3-4,' .l.H.A. 2-3-4,' Cheerleader 3-4,' Student Librarian 3. . . GENE QUINN, Football 2-3-4,' Basketball l-2-3-4,' Baseball 3,' Block Y 2-3'4,' Canteen Stall 4,' Allied Youth 3-4,' Green and White l-243-4,' Glee Club 3-4,' Paper Staff 4. Faye Ivey Horace Johnson Mary Love Mason Moore Betty Nivens Joe Jackson Carolyn Leak Melvin McAllister Clarence Morrison Gene Quinn 7' 'Q Qin? 71 JOHNNY SMITH, Green and White I-2-3-45 President 45 Allied Youth 2-3-45 Treasurer 35 Block Y 2-3-45 Cheerleader l-25 Student Council 45 French Club 45 Glee Club I5 F.F.A. 25 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Historian 4. . . JIMMY STEWART, F.F.A. 2-3-45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Student Council 45 Beta Club 3-45 Editor of Green Dragon 45 Marshal 3. . . MARY AGNES WALLACE, Piano l-2-3-45 Treble Cleft Club 2-3,' Secretary and Treasurer 35 Glee Club 3-45 J.H.A. 2-3-45 Reporter 35 Green and White I-2-3-45 Allied Youth 2-3-45 Basketball I-2. . . ARBUTUS HARTSOE WHITE, Marriage is a thing you have got to put your whole mind to 5 .l.H.A. 2-3-45 Treasurer 25 Glee Club 4. . . GERALDINE WHITESIDES, Glee Club 3-45 Allied Youth 2-3-45 President 45 Green and White I-2-3-45 Student Council 3-45 Class Vice- President 25 Piano 2-3-45 Band 45 Representative to Girl State 35 Football Sponsor 3-45 Paper Staff 3-45 Annual Stall 45 Canteen Staff 4,' Class Poet 45 Red Cross 3. . . RICHARD WHITESIDES, Il ladies interfere with work, quit work 5 Glee Club 15 Allied Youth 2-3. . . JOHNNY WILEY, Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Green and White 2-3-45 Allied Youth 2-3-45 Reporter 45 Block Y 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Annual Stalf 45 Paper Staff 45 Canteen Stalf 4 .... DOROTHY WOOD, Green and white I-2-35 Secretary 25 Piano 35 Commissioner 25 .I.H.A. 25 Reporter 25 Class officer I5 Glee Club 25 French Club 45 Allied Youth 4. . . ARNOLD YARBOROUGH, Football l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-45 Baseball 2-35 Block Y l-2-3-45 Green and White l-25 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club 3. Johnny Smith Mary Agnes Wallace Geraldine Whitesides Johnny Wiley Arnold Ycrborough Jimmy Stewart Arbutus Hartsoe White Richard Whitesides Dorothy Wood fs 42? THE GREEN DRAGON FORETELLS THE FUTURE It rs today February I5 I985 and as I lean back rn my swrvel charr prop my feet on the desk take prpe rn hand and close my eyes the events of the last 35 years leap rnto vrew It seemed that rt was only yesterday that Frances Hartsoe was named Mrss Amerrca She turned down movre contracts to marry a mrllron arre and now she wrnters rn Bermuda and sum mers rn Canada She stops rn York when she passes through twrce a year Johnny Smrth rs dorng well on the royaltres from hrs book whrch has sold more copres than Gone Wrth the Wrnd It has been translated rnto ten forergn languages and two movres are based on rt He retrred to hrs mansron rn Brat tonsvrlle whrch he restored early rn the seventres Two members of our class have done well rn the world of busrness but the strarn of competr tron has taken rts toll Fat Whrtesrdes went to the top rn the auto accessorres lrne but now they call hrm Skrnny Whrtesrdes Ray Becknell rs a barber but has lost all hrs own harr Hrs specralty rs the crew cut Brll Shrllrnglaw broke rnto the musrcal world early rn the srxtres After hearrng Brlly Harry James shot hrmself so Shrlly marrred Betty Grable Two of our boys made good rn rournalrsm Jrmmy Stewart was the fearless edrtor of the New York Trmes for ten years Kerth Baker rs strll the edrtor of Esqurre and doesn t rntend to retrre untrl he dres Jrmmy employed two of our grrls but they drdn t decrde to retrre when he r Mary Frances Carroll wrrtes the advrce to the love lorn column and Aggre Wallace the fashron column Bussels are rn vogue agarn Dorothy Wood has been head nurse at the York County Hosprtal for I5 years She marrred one of the doctors rn l96l They say that she erther cures ern or krlls em Perry Huddleston rs now a general rn the Na tronal Guard He makes extra money by shoot rng crap wrth the recrurts Over the years Carl Roberts has revolutronrzed the freld of educatron by wrrtrng textbooks wrth rokes rn them Thrs has cut truancres by 50 per cent Buck Connolly took over Fred Astarre s Danc rng Schools rn l96l Two of hrs best rnstruc tors are Myra Drckson and Betty Nrvens Melvrn McAllrster rs a brg star on televrsron now Mad man McGoole wrestles every Satur day nrght rn Madrson Square Garden He drove Gorgeous George out of busrness years ago Marble head Wrley followed hrs dad rnto the tombstone busrness and made good but now that he rs gettrng mrddle aged he rs afrard tnat the busrness wrll go to pot rf he doesn t cut out the nrght lrfe Brlly Campbell rs now the mayor of Trrzah The thrrvrng metropolrs of Trrzah extended rts crty lrmrts back rn 1969 to take rn Rock Hrll Brlly rust bought a professronal baseball team Brlly plans to play frrst base After gettrng her frfth drvorce Brllre Blanton decrded to settle rn Reno She runs a boardrng house there Everybody mrssed Gaynelle rrght after she marrred and moved to Clover Anne Hopkrns has contrnued to be the top concert pranrst srnce her debut at Carnegre Hall back rn l965 but she has gotten so fat that she Bettye Hope was ready to take over when Hedda Hopper and Louela Parsons retrred early rn the srxtres I understand that she used radar and plans to take up blackmarl when she re trres Gene Qurnn rnherrted a prle of dough rn l960 and spends most of hrs trme huntrng brg game rn Afrrca I certarnly do envy Lefty Remember back rn l953 when Clemson beat Notre Dame and halfback Joe Jackson scored the wrnnrng score? He says that he would have turned pro after that game rf he could have found a helmet to frt hrm Joan Clark was voted most valuable pro bas ketball player back rn 55 champron swrmmer rn 57 and top golfer rn 60 Some people thought that she was tryrng too hard to be Irke Babe Drdrrkson when she marrred a 400 pound wrestler I remember how thrrlled Anne Heath was when she was made top atomrc screntrst back rn l970 Too bad she blew up the Pentagon Burldrng and lost her job' Ever srnce Jane Douglas started teachrng French back at York she has been lookrng for a man who would ask her to marry hrm rn any of the ten drfferent languages she learned rn col .D t ' I I . . . . . . . . I I . .- . - I I I ' ' ' Il II - - I . . . - . . - . I I ll ' ' ll . . . I - '. . - - S l I l I I . , , , , , has her prano stools burlt to order. ' I I ' ' ' - ' ' I . I . I. . . I ' I ' ' - - - ll ll . . 1 . . ' ' d'd. ' I 1 ' . . I . 1 . . .- . I I - 1 - I I , I I . . , . 24 lege she wall settle for one that wall ask her an pag latan Well Arnold Yarborough as stall an college as o coach that as Arnold never dad make at though on has book learnang but he lakes school now that he as gettang paad I hear that Arbutus Hartsoe Whate and Melbo Glenn made good an the theater busaness but stall lake to sell tackets for old tames sake Carolyn Leak Jane Raper and Joyce Carroll certaanly dad make a success of thear matra monaal agency Due to thear efforts there are 50 per cent less elegable bachelors left Mary Ann Boyd made her pale manufacturang cosmetacs She spends her tame at resorts where there are plenty of men Three other classmates went back to the Alma Mater Margaret Clanton and Mary Love are an charge of the home ec department and Doras Bolan runs the cafeteraa No wonder York has the best home ec department and cafeteraa an the state Mason Moore and Mamae Ramsey coach the garls basketball team and thear team wans the state champaonshap every year but at as too bad for them af Mason catches any of the garls smokang Jean Comer as the haghest paad secretary an the country She got thas posataon after wanang a speed typang contest The polace were suspacaous when Eleanor Carroll quat beang cashaer an the dame store and bought a Cadallac but the notace of her marraage to a Texas oal man cleared thas up I wonder af anyone has heard from Charlae Sammons sance he flew to Honduras? Horace Johnson surprased everybody when he studaed for the manastry but he has a bag church an New York now Dorothy and Lavenaa Shallanglaw and Faye lvcy started a beauty parlor back an the faftaes but werent very successful untal Greta Hope and ness Gerry and Greta can afford to spend most of thear tame an the beauty parlor sance they made a fortune an the mallanery busaness Wom en s hats are now crazaer than ever Morrason get your feet off that desk and get to work' I m aust a 53 year old offace boy who hasnt had a fraend sance I wrote the class prophecy way back an l95O Clarence Morrason Class Prophet CLASS POEM For the class of l95O Comes the tame to say good bye Comes the tame for our departure And we leave here wath a sagh Happy tames we ve had together Happy days wathan these walls Many vastas of the future Rase to lure us on ahead There as much to be accomplashed Let us go then wathout dread Hagh and shanang peaks before us Lead to knowledge fame and success Happy fraendshaps we have found here Let us struggle ever onward But to us the future calls Do the thangs that He wall bless Let us take our motto wath us, May at guade us all the way Our tomorrows are determaned By the thangs we do today Gerry Whatesades, author ' . . . Q. 1, I . . . I 1 ' o . , , . . I ' I I . . - 1 I I . 1 . . 4 I If - I . , . . . , . ' . Gerry Whitesides began giving them their busi- . . , I , . I U . - l . . H . n I '- ll ' I A - - - 1 . , . . . y I I ' . ' I A ' I I I I , , . . . I l . I I I I I THE DRAGON DRAWS HIS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senuor Class of I95O beung of un sound mund and body do solemnly swear and make thus our last wull and testament ARTICLE I To the noble Junuors we wull our slightly worn front seats un chapel ARTICLE II To the Sophomores we wull our abuluty to rouse money and spend ut wusely ARTICLE III To you poor Freshmen we wull our aouluty to do nothung see nothung and hear nothung ARTICLE IV To the faculty we leave our gratitude and apprecuatuon for all they have done for us ARTICLE V As unduvuduals we leave the followung I Joyce Carroll wull my posutuon as drum mauorette to Dolores Kung wushung her much success I Arbutus Whute leave my ability to get a husband to all the old maids un school I Betty Nuvens beluevung un a furm foundation wull my bug feet to Ann Bost I Melvun McCaIuster leave my posutuon on the football team but I don t believe there us anyone who can full ut I Greta Hope leave my beautiful vouce to lrus Garrus I Bull Campbell leave my love to Lully I Johnny Wuley leave all my love to Ann I Buck Connolly do leave to James Car lusle Doggette Jr and G G Barrett my last bottle of Had a Col I Gaynelle Benfueld leave my love for con ventuons to Louuse McKnight I Bull Campbell leave my bashfulness and abuluty to blush to Jum Bell I Pete Huddleston leave to Max Bloodsworth my professional way wuth all women We Horace Johnson and Richard Whutesudes leave our abuluty to go through the lunch room twuce a day I Eleanor Carroll leave my love for the Dime Store to Dolores Kung I Geraldune Whutesudes leave my hidden tal ent to Bep Auld un hopes that she can fund ut I Mason Moore wull to Sylvia Fleming and Flup Lewus my abuluty to play Contract Rummy I Gene Quunn leave my manly appeal to Frank Glenn I Keuth Baker leave my duck tauls to Jack Buggers I Carl Roberts leave my padded football unu form to Frampton Harper I Frances Hartsoe leave my sunny smule to lrus Garrus fruends to Helen Burns We Gene Quunn Arnold Yarborough Ray Becknell and Keuth Baker leave our love for the National Guards to Leonard Peake I Mary Agnes Wallace leave my love for Bull Mac to any gurl who has a car I Carolyn Leak leave my blond haur to Etta Pressly I Jean Comer wull my Home Ec abuluty to Ann and Evelyn Thomasson I Mary Frances Carroll wull my love for green Chevrolets to Bobbue Jean Brown I Margaret Clunton leave my quuet dusposu tuon to Bonnue Osborne I Jane Raper wull my love for Clover to Betty Norman We Dorus Bolun and Faye Ivey leave our Huckory Grove men to Jummue Caun I I A I I ' AI I I. , . I I . . . , I I I . - U , . . . I . - ll II ' ' ' , . I I II ' ll ' ' ' . , . . . I I . I . ' . I I I I I I - . . . g . . I I . I A . . 1 ' . . . I, Charles Simmons, leave my ability to make I . ' ' ' I I I I I I ' ' ' I I I . I I I I . . I ' ' I l I I . . I , . . - ' ' ' I I . . . I I I , I I I I I . . I I I I I ' ' 1 I I . . - A . I I ' II II ' I I T , ., . . . - - b I I I I I ' I I I I I Arnold Yarborough leave my abalaty to do homework on tame to Ed I Ball Shallanglaw leave my love for planes to Ball Waley We Mary Love and Lavenaa Shallanglaw leave our beautaful voaces to make Mass Josey happy I Clarence Morrason wall my quaet dasposa taon to Frank Coleman I Joann Clark wall my abalaty to play basket ball to Betty Lanaer I Jammy Stewart wall my braans to Sylvaa Flemang I Ballae Blanton leave my love for Pontaacs to Maldred Robanson I Ball Shallanglaw leave my pleasang person alaty to Carter Martan I Ray Becknell wall my curly blond locks Johnny Pryor I Dorothy Shallanglaw wall my fraendly daspo sataon to Varganaa Carroll I Bettye Hope leave my red haar to Harry Neal Montgomery and Buddy Wood We Myra Dackson Dot Wood and Dorothy Shallanglaw wall our chaars an Mrs Plexacos ng lash class to Betty Lanaer Betty McSwaan and Jane Kang We Jane Douglas and Ann Heath Harras w ll our scholastac abalaty to Louase McKnaght and Gay Stewart I Anne Hopkans leave my quaet dasposataon Joanne Cameron I Joe Jackson wall my football abalaty to Leonard Peake We Clarence Morrason and Geraldane Whate sades leave our undyang love to Betty McSwaan and Maraon Wood I Lavenaa Shallanglaw wall my abalaty to flart wath all males ancludang teachers to Varganaa Carroll I Melba Glenn leave my love for the Sylvaa Theater to Sylvaa Flemang I Mary Agnes Wallace leave my love for cute malkmen to Mary Jo Clonager I Johnny Smath leave my Atlas physaque to Bally Waley I Mamae Ramsey leave my shorthand abalaty to Betty Lanaer Louase McKnaght and Dolores Kang I Mason More leave my basketball abalaty to Mary Ann Thomasson I Johnny Waley leave my abalaty to start an argument to Donnae Sadler I Ann Heath Harras leave my undyang love for Mr Johnson to Irene Hartness I Shot Clark wall my love for Ameracan I Ballae Blanton leave to Betty McSwaan my abalaty to go steady I Gaynelle Benfaeld leave my love for Clover to lras Garras ARTICLE VI In watness whereof I have hereto subscrabed my name and affaxed my seal thas second day of June an the year of our Lord One Thousand Nane Hudred and Fatty Buck Connolly Class Lawyer Class lSealI WITNESSES Mr and Mrs Dack Tracy Captaan Had o Col CLASS SONG We have come to the end ot our hagh school days Now the tame has come and we say goodbye Near the end of our journey here And sorrow falls each heart And our thoughts turn back to the days gone by For tas hard to part when fraends are dear And the dream of yesteryear And perhaps the teardrops start We have dreamed these long and happy dreams But lafe as all ahead of us Of thangs we wash to do And beckons to one and all And now at the end of our hagh school days So let us be ready to meet the test We must make our dreams come true And heed her when she CGIIS AUTHOR Greta Hope TUNE The End of A Perfect Day I ' I . . . I . .. . A I . Q . ' - 1 ' I . S . I . . 1 . 1 h I I I . l ' ' ' 1 1 ' I . I . . . .- A I . I , l , I I- - I I , I. . I I . I I 1 1 I 1 I I I l A - 1 1 I I ' . I I . - I . . I -I I I I A 1 - ' . . I I , 1 1 ' ' to 11 11 ' ' ' I . . I hastory to Phallap Youngblood. . .I . . . I - S ' A , 1 1 -1 I . l 1 . 1 1 I 1 1 . . . . . . , , . E - 1 1 I , ' , i I ' . . . , , 11 11 , , to 1 I I I . . I 1 - ' . I I S . . I . 27 FICE RS . . President MARY ANN THOMASSON . Vice-President DONNIE SADLER . . Secretary and Treas. arid Bessie B. Auld Bobby Bankhead Jimmy Barrett Jim Bell Allen Biggers Jack Biggers Lowry Black Max Bloodworth Allen Brandon Lewis Brandon Bobbie Jean Brown Ann Bost Jimmie Cain Virginia Carroll Joanne Cameron Frank Coleman Mary Jo Cloniger Billy Curry Jimmy Doggette Ann Ferguson Sylvia Fleming Ann Fowler Iris Garris Frank Glenn Earl Good Framp Harper Irene Hartness Nell Johnson Katie Jones Delores King Jane King Bobby Kiser Betty Lanier Mary Philipa Lewis Carter Martin Marion McCarter Charles McDowell Louise McKnight Betty McSwain Isabel Mitchell Harry Montgomery Betty Norman Sara 0'FarrelI Bonnie Osborne Betty Jean Parker Leonard Peake Etta Pressley Johnny Pryor Elna Lee Pursley Leonard Roach Pauline Roberts Mildred Robinson Barbara Robinson Donnie Sadler Marianne Shannon Lilly Simrill Benjy Smith Harriette Smith Franklin Stewart Gay Stewart Peggy Stowe Lewis Sweat Ann Thomasson Evelyn Thomasson Mary Ann Thomasson Annie Wallace Dennis Whitesides Billy Wiley Bobby Wilson Buddy Wood Marion Wood Ed Yarbrough Not pictured: Helen Burns lulianne Sinclair OFFICERS BENNIE GLENN . President BILLY WHITE ..... Vice President BARBARA YOUNGBLOOD . Secretary PEGGY CARROLL . Treasurer SQPHQMQRE CM ':' 5 , Adkins, Margaret Allison, Hubert Ashe, J. F. Barnes, Totsie Ann Becknell, Gladys Bennett, Bonnie Burnett, Daisy Belvin Burns, Lewis Cain, Eugene Camp, Jimmy Carroll, Peggy Chambers, Agnes Chambers, Dorothy Childers, Jimmy Clark, Earl DeVinney, Emily Dickson, Sara Edmonds, Mary Foster, Addie Glenn, Bennie Harper, Corrie Hopkins, Mary Howe, George Howell, Donalzl Howell, Helen Jackson, Joanne Johnson, Rachel Jonas, Ruby Jones, Joanne Jones, Johnnie Lever, Ruth Louthian, James Love, Hugh Love, Josephine Martin, Ross McCarter, J. L. McFarland, Nancy McGuHin, Jackie Moore, Dickie Morrison, Jack Nabors, Betty Sue Nivens, Loraine Ramsey, Janet Ramsey, Nancy Roach, Elizabeth Robbins, Betty Robinson, Grace Robinson, Helen Shelton, Jasper Smith, Carroll Smith, Clyde Smith, Harold Smith, Jerry Stephenson, Rufus Strong, Jimmie Taylor, Betty Thomas, Annie Thomas, Rebecca West, Robert Whisonant, Ruby White Billy Whitesides Ann Wiley Leonard Wood Jewell Youngblood Barbara Not pictured Vaughan George 6- fr- 1 1 .V I .- - 5, W E, , 1 1 i 4'-.A i Q ,,.:. 2 X 1 ix? New ,.: 49 l . iw ' OFFICE STANLEY JOHNSON . . President PERRY HOGUE .... Vlce President GUY LOUTHIAN . . .Secretary and Treas Sl-IMEN cm Bailes, Lindsay Bankhead, Susie Bishop, Everett Biggers, Laudus Black, Richard Bolin, Edna Bowman, Billie Boyd, Frank Boyd, Charles Brandon, Nancy B ' B ' rlggs, onnie Carroll, Hunter Chandler, Franklin Childers, Carolyn Clark, Franklin Clark, Jack Coleman, Jo Ann Connolly, Daisy Cothran, Joe Deal, Betty .lo Dunlap, Lucy Ann Falls, Harry Falls, Joan Hamilton, Marvin Hill, Joyce Hog ue, Barbara Hague, Perry Hudson, James Jackson, Feary Jane ahnstan, Shirley Johnson, Stanley Kerley, Celia Land, Jane Ledford, Shirley Louthian, Guy Martin, Wylie Mathis, Inez McAbee, Reola McCarter, Margie Miskelly, Nell Montgomery, John Mullis, Tr0y Neely, Jimmy Neil, Jewell Nichols, Doris Nichols, Emily Parkstone, Leona Price, Merle Roberts, Fay Robinson, Lavene Robinson, Mary Sandifer, Sara Sherer, Peggy Shillinglaw, Eugene Smith, Joyel Smith, Julia Smith, Catharine Smith, Milton Stewart, Bertie Stewart, James Sweatt, Tommy Jane Taylor, Carroll Thomas, Kell Wallace, Mary Etta Warren, Barbara Watson, Grady White, Wilma Wiley, Bobby fi' 1 x fs 4 X X K xx Y 4 i .L , W 1 'l VX3 iz ei -T: LL- irfx fg E. 5-. Ai' Q1 5 ,I ,Q fs Ti. , in--r X' I , J Q 1 ff tb is Jive Vt xref' 'K 3 mf- I 'i R , ' Z I ' , nf' 1 Q I , - . E I T gm Q O F F l C E R S DAN PARROTT . . . . President RACHEL THOMASSON . . Vice-President MUFF HILDERBRAND . . Secretary NANCY ROBINSON . . Treasurer First row, left to right: Margaret Bailee, Marion McKnight, Edward Williamson, Woodrow Bolin, Kenneth Huddleston, James Mixon, Thomas Mathis, Billy Clark, Wallace Ramsey, Charles Biggers, Jimmy Taylor, Preston Rion, Bobby Cook, Joe Bigger, Bonner Thomasson, Billy Plexico, Bonnie Jane Foster, Everett Merritt, lvan Cook, Terry Childers. Second row, left to right: Lizzie Kate Robinson, Peggy White, Fred Chambers, Karl Barns, .lean Fowler, Jackie Willingham, Nancy Robinson, Delbert Howell, Sonny Ferguson, Archie Barron, Joan Brown, Gertrude Jonas, Lavelic Hamilton. Third row, left to right: Vergie Mixon, Ruby Sweatt Leon Thomas, Reed Adkins, Edlyn Wallace, Claudette Boyd, Frances Moore, Agnes Carroll, Julia Chambers, Betty Lou Ashe, Peggy Senn, Binnie Harper, Muff Hilderbrand, Mildrefl Rudisill, Doris Blackwelder, Mrs. Allison, Mr. Swearingen. Fourth row, left to right: Louis Stacy, Eddie Strong, Paul Love, Donald Hill, Shirley Smart, Doris Dellinger, Lucia Hart, Rachel Thomasson, Betty Ann Vinson, Katherine Bolin, Claudette Miller, Billy Carrol, Joe Waldrop, Nelson Hollis, Philip Neal, William Robbins, Mrs. Wade. Fifth row, left to right: Gary Jones, Guy Boyd, Joe Connolly, Robert Williamson, Marion McCarter, Freddie McSwain, Eddie Nichols, Charles Boyd, Dan Smith, Bobby Yarborough, David Cook, Rodney Propst. Sixth row, left to right: Jimmy Robinson, Robert Robinson, David Strain, David Thomas, Dan Parrott, Alvin Darty, Jerry Roberts, Ray Morrison, Paul Cato, John Harshaw, Douglas Smith, Kenneth Huston Mason Smith. 1'-In First row, left to right: Dorothy Stewart, Ruth White, lrene Burns, Ruby Anne Howell, Anne Hope, Maxine Ricks, Katherine Harris, Bobby Connolly, Bobby Duncan, Arthur Smart, Tommy McCraken, F, R. Wallace, Jimmy Clark, Mitchell Smith, Abbie Smith, D. R. Wilson, Billy Barnwell, Lester Ramsey, Freddie Clinton, Richard Childers, Harold Smith. Second row: Mrs. Joe Connolly, Miss Ruth Josey, Frances Childers, Nancy Jonas, Ruby Lee McManus, Eizabeth Williamson, Helen Thomasson, Beverly Kelly, Rachel Gardner, Lillian Brandon, Jane Roth, Barbara Wrenn, Frances O'Farrell, Gettys Warren, Dean Darty, Earl Biggers, Jerry Dellinger, Jerry Putnam, Jim Howe, Bobbie Osborne, Dan Brock, Sonny Davison, Bryson Robertson, David Carroll, Billy Ferguson. Third row: Miss lna Lever, Frances Wishert, Marlene Smart, Betty Jean Stone, Shirley Beverly, Shirley Montgomery, Betty Brown, Eleanor Nunn, Frances Miskelly, Barbara Ann Pleasant, Gaynell Yarbrough, Mary Lou Lewis, Ann Morrison, Shirley Shelton, Ada Holsclaw, Patricia Howell, Margie Brandon, Peggy Parkins, Johnnie Watson, David Thomas, Tommy Fleming, Westly Nunn, Sonny Moore, Jack Johnson. Fourth Row: Ann Hopper, Celestine Mills, Sylvia Merritt, Darlene Ramsey, Tommy Nichols, Charles Smart, Kenneth Johnson, Jackie Thomas, John Henry Williams, Earl Moss, Ernest Benfield, James Brandon. O F F I C E R S BOBBY CONNOLLY . . President SONNY DAVISON . . . Vice-President SHIRLEY PEAKE . . Secretary and Treasurer E E Qin Q BILLY CAMPBELL and his GRAND CHAMPION at the F.F.A.'s Fat Cattle Show QQ ..'z,3P,,L 'rfxf' i -,...l .-6- ,HN 'a vi. W My K ...,1vf,i J.:-Q. ---h,- . R 1 . '!4Z A 'C -fe. -Aw f -2- .,- A A -- L -V sv .,, ff, '. xl. . QL' .1 .1 ,Q v f L, , 4, J'lu?: 1fqn 4u ,qh ixs,,, , Q9 fn , ' ,A 4. 1. vagflih 'xvw ' Q 4 1 If ,: L . ,1. '- .-'1 A fx- ...TI-IE Q.-1 -'.,-'.2 W - U vp , vw , - - L, I 9-Mgt., 46,37 A ,-LVL ,-- 151 1 s Q is f .,. N Y v i n ' ,' W ' -T . Q f ,, I Wg, f fm. J , 2-55 22 . ' i n 1' wt? W 'HY i - Y 2 ffm 'Q Mr f7Ae H ITE Gil inn Q5 A RCDSE JANE DOUGLAS . . . . Editor MASON MOORE . . Business Manager Left to right: Junior Editor, Louise McKnight, Junior Business Manager, Donnie Sadler, Activities Editor, Mary Frances Carroll, Photo Editor, Joe Jackson, Advertising Managers: Buck Connolly, Johnny Wiley, Sports Editors: Bill Campbell, Melvin McCafister, Art Editors: Johnny Smith, Arnold Yarbrough, Typfsts: Ca:o'yn Leak, Frances Hartsoe, Mamie Ramsey, Greta Hope, Jean Comer, Dorothy Wood, Clarence Morrison, Myra Dick- son, Joann Clark, Circulation Manager: Gerry White- sides, Personnel Editor, Joyce Carroll, Snapshot Edi- tor, Jane Raper, Junior Representatives: Jim Bell, Jim- my Barrett. Not Pictured: Ed Yarbrough, Lewis Bran- don, Jr,, Artists. '19 Ste GREEN Dim-xaoisi If it's school news, it'lI be in The Green Dragon. The York High School newspaper has functioned every year since l946. lt has operated under several different names, some of them being: The Green and White, The Ball and Chain, and now it is The Green Dragon. JIMMY STEWART . .... Editor MAMIE RAMSEY . . Associate Editor JOYCE CARROLL . .... Business Manager MARY LOVE . . . . Assistant Business Manager Seated: Johnny Smith, Joyce Carroll, Carolyn Leake, Betty McSwoin, Jean Comer, Jane Roper. Standing: Miss lleen Roberts, Advisor, Morrison, Jane Roth, Claudette Boyd, Lucy Ann Dunlap, Geraldine Whitesides, Harry Connolly, Frances Hartsoe, Mary Love, Mamie Ann Whitesides. Not Pictured: Jimmy Stewart, Greta Hope, Melvin McAlister, Gene Quinn, Miss Beth Clinkscales, Mr. H. C. Johnson, Clarence Romsey, Advisors. 'uni' v,,,., .- iff' Em Seated Bully Shrllnnglaw Corrie Harper Jrm Bell Harry Connolly First row Mary Love Lucy Ann Dunlap Stanley Johnson Bennie Glenn Mary Hopkms Bobby Connolly Freddre Clrnton Lrllran Brandon Barbara Wrenn Carter Martm Archie Barron Mason Moore Second row Bettye Hope Lrlly Sumrrll Morgue McCarter Robert Wlllramson Mr Doggette Dan Parrott Mary Edmonds Joe Jackson Brllre Blanton Eddre Nichols Frampton Harper Bully White Johnny Smrth .lane Douglas Not Pictured Joe Cothran Jrmmy Stewart Geraldme Whntesrdes STUDENT CCDLINCIL O F F I C E R S BILL SHILLINGLAW . . . President JIM BELL . . . . . Vice-President CORRIE HARPER . . . . Secretary HARRY CONNOLLY . . . Treasurer A National Honorary Scholastic Club. Let us lead by serving others, The members of this club are selected on the basis of achievement, scholar- ship, and character. The President of the South Carolina Beta Club is our own Jane Douglas. OFFICERS JANE DOUGLAS . . . . President BILLIE BLANTON . . . Vice-President FRAMPTON HARPER .... . . Secretary MARY ANN THOMMASON .... Treasurer BET L B Kneeling: Daisy Belvin Burnett, Mildred Robinson, Ann Whitesides, Jane Douglas, Billie Blanton, Frampton Harper, Mary Ann Thomasson, Mason Moore, Ann Heath Harris, Bobbie Jean Brown, Iris Garris. Standing, first row: Donnie Sadler, Carter Martin, Grace Robinson, Annie Thomas, Bonnie Osborne, Helen Howell, Ruth Lever, Corrie Harper, Joanne Cameron, Mamie Ramsey, Greta Hope, Ann Bost, Mrs Allison Back row' Miss Lever, Barbara Youngblood, Bessie Barron Auld, Sora Dickson, Clarence Morrison, Emily DeVinney, Ann Thoinasson, .Jimmy Stevlart, Mary Love, Joann Clark, Bobby Bankhead, Ann Ramsey Hopkins, Jimmy Doggette, Louise McKnight, Gaynelle Benfield. B i A J- li ' is Ji A A A Ti ff . GEORGE M. WINGARD . . Director Mr. Wingord hos done o fine job in directing our bond this yeor. This is his first yeor ot York, and the first time our bond has functioned since '46, We know thot our bond will moke greoter progress in the yeors to come under the supervi- sion of Mr. Wingord. MAJORETTES HELEN THOMASSON JEAN FOWLER JOYCE CARROLL-Drum Maiorette BETTY JEAN PARKER SHIRLEY PEAKE BETTY LOU ASHE DOLORES KING-Assistant AGNES CARROLL-Not Pictured First row: Jimmy Wallace, Buddy Glenn, Peggy Senn, Lucy Ann Dunlap, Frances Miskelly, Patricia Howell, Frances Childers, Tommy Faulkner, Abby Smith, Archie Barron, Sonny Ferguson, Lewis Burns. Second row: Bonny Foster, Betty Norman, Bill Shillinglaw, Jimmie Strong, Eddie Strong, Jerry Roberts, Charles Boyd, Robert Williamson, Dan Parrott, Bonner Thomasson. Third row: J. F. Ashe, Betty Lanier, Joann Clark, Gerry Whitesides, Clarence Morrison, Donnie Sadler, Bobby Bankhead. Fourth row: Bill Campbell, Shirley Shelton, Benjy Smith, Carter Martin, Pete Huddleston, Karl Barnes. 2 l MOTTO: I pledge my head to clearer I. B O F F I C E R S thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my BETTYE HOPE President hands to larger service, my health to bet- LUCY ANN DUNLAP ' ' VlCe'P'e5lde ' ANN HOPE .... . Treasurer ter living for my club, my community -I-OTSIE BARNES ' G . 5ec,e,,,,y JOANNE JONES . . Reporter and my country. First row: Mrs. Frances Williams, Ann Hope, Flora Ramsey, Lucy Ann Dunlap, Joanne Jones, Bettye Hope, Totsie Ann Barnes, oe Thompson, Jack Ramsey, Kenneth Hartsoe, Eddie Land. Second row: Archie Byrd, W. C. Blackwell, Don McKnight, Thomas Huffstetler, Jr. Ledford, Wayne Hogue, Johnny Black, Ruth Lever, Ann Whitesides, Deloris Carroll, Zito King. Third row: Ruby McManus, Johnny Ratterree, Buddy Smith, Kenneth Meeks, Guy Smith, Myra Warren, Dotty Tallent, Frances Bolin, Margaret Stevenson, Nancy Miller, Barbara Vaughn, Gaynelle Yarborough, Ruby Ann Howell. Fourth row: Frances Miskelly, Freddie Clinton, Dan Wilson, Tommy Faulkner, Emma Sue Miller, Margaret Blackwelder, Betty Jean Hudgins, Bertha Bush, Sara Moore, Velva Sue Robinson. First row: Lilly Simrill, Geraldine Whitesides, Bessie Barron Auld, Keith Baker. Second row: Iris Garris, Virginia Carroll, Sarah O'FarreIl, Carter Martin, Carl Roberts, Donnie Sadler, Frampton Harper. Third row: Betty Nivens, Barbara Youngblood, Joyce Carroll, Billy Curry, Billy Shillinglaw, Harry Connoly. Fourth row: Harry Neil Montgom-ery, Bonnie Bennett, Elna Lee Pursley, Joann Clark, Daisy Belvin Burnett, Bobbie Jean Brown, Mary Frances Carroll, Marianne Shannon, Ann Ferguson, Johnny Smith. Fifth row: Mary Ann Thomasson, Jane Douglas, Mary Hopkins, Ann Hopkins, Clarence Morrison, Bobby Bankhead, Johnny Wiley. Sixth row: Mary Phillipa Lewis, Mary Agnes Wallace, Myra Dickson, Carolyn Leak, Dorothy Wood, Billie Blanton, Peggy Stowe, Mary Love, Ann Fowler, Mary Ann Boyd, Seventh row: Joanne Jackson, Billy Campbell, Gaynelle Bentield, Ann Bost, Gene Quinn, Lewis Brandon, Jim Bell, Corrie Harper, Mason Moore, James Louthian, Benjy Smith. ALLIED YCDUTH MR. H. C. JOHNSON, S , , , I ponso' Allied Youth is only as active as its members. Allied Youth is an organization to prevent the use of alcoholic beverages in high schools. Our post was organized in the fall of I947 after a York delegation attended a conference in Anderson the previous spring. In November, l948, Mary Frances Carroll and Lilly Simrill chaperoned by Mr. H. C. Johnson, rep- resented the York post at Buck Hill Falls, Pennsylvania, where the National Con- vention was held. Jane Douglas attended the National Convention at Atlantic City in I947. O F F I C E R S GERALDINE WHITESIDES ...... President BESSIE B. AULD .... . . Vice-President KEITH BAKER . . . . Secretary LILLY SIMRILL . . . Treasurer JOHNNY WILEY . . . . . Reporter The purpose of this club is to create o love of sports, to foster the ideals of sportsmanship, and to promote the school spirit among ourselves, this club and the student body. O F F l C E R S JOHNNY SMITH . . . President LlLLY SlMRILL , Vice-President CORRIE HARPER . . . . Secretary HARRY CONNOLLY . . . . Treasurer Www MISS HAZEL ROBERTS . . Sponsor sis REENcm hu... First row: Barbara Warren, Peggy Carroll, Jane Douglas, Nancy McFarland, Joan Falls, Sore Dickson, Emily DeVinney, Susie ' ' ' ' ' ' D h Sh'll' l Gene Bankhead, Johnny Smith, Lilly Simrill, Corrie Harper, Harry Connolly, Mamie Ramsey, Jane Raper, orot y I ing aw, Quinn, Geraldine Whitesides, Clarence Morrison. Second row: Julia Smith, Joan Coleman, Mary Ann Thomasson, Joan Clark, Gaynelle Benfield, Nell Miskelly, Margie McCarter, Joanne Jones, Ruth Lever, Totsie Barnes, Billy White, Betty Jean Parker Lewis Brandon, Ann Whitesides, Emily Nichols, Peggy Sherer, Jewel Wood, Bennie Glenn. Third row: Rachel Johnson, Mary Ann Boyd, Ann Hopkins, Mary Frances Carroll, Betty Nivens, Peggy Stowe, Jim Bell, Jimmy Barrett, Carter Martin, Benjy Smith, Jimmy Doggette, Frampton Harper, Donnie Sadler, Bobby Bankhead, Mary Hopkins, Bessie B. Auld, Bonnie Bennett, Mary Philipia Lewis, Keith Baker. Fourth row: James Louthian, Jimmy Camp, Carroll Smith, Clyde Smith, Guy Louthian, Frank Boyd, Allan Brandon, Harry Falls, Billy Ferguson, Frances Moore, Jean Fowler, Billie Blanton, Ann Bost, Mary Agnes Wallace, Mary Jo Cloniger, Bobbie Jean Brown, Sara O'Farrel. Fifth row: Carl Roberts, Ann Heath Harris, Grace Robinson, Dorothy Chambers, Helen Robinson, Agnes Chambers Rachel Thomasson Lucia Hart Archie Barron Muff Hildebrand Bennie Harper Jerry Roberts Sonny Fergu i R rt Miss Brown Mason Moore Sixth row Perry Huddleston Billy Shillinglaw Barbara Youngblood son Guy Boyd Mss obe s Melvin McAllister Virginia Carroll Lavania Shilingaw Lucy Ann Dunlap Ann Fowler Sylvia Fleming David Carroll Bonner n J hnn Wile Tomm McCracken Not pic Thommason Bill Campbell Bully Plexico Joan Jackson Carolyn Leake Ann Ferguso o y y y tured Gladys Becknell Daisy Burnett Rebecca Thomas Lewis Burns Marianne Shannon Lillian Brandon Katherine Smith Beverly Kelly Joyce Carroll Greta Hope Shirley Peake Betty Brown Jane Roth Elnee Pursley Helen Thomasson Bob Wiley Al Joyce Hill tvxlflf M ,, ., arg, 5 Jkt- nf? JUNIOR I-ICDMEMAKERS ASSCDCIATION MISS NANCY NEELY . . MOTTO: A Live Wire Never Gets Stepped On. O F F I C E R S MARY LOVE . . . .,.... President FRANCES HARTSOE . . . . Vice-President MAMIE RAMSEY . . . , Secretary ELNA LEE PURSLEY , . Treasurer SARA DICKSON . , . . . Reporter MISS ELIZABETH HALL . . . Advisor Student Teacher Totsie Barnes Doris Bohn Eleanor Carroll, Joyce Carroll, Peggy Carroll, Agnes Chambers, Dorothy Chambers, Margaret Clinton, Jean Comer, Emily De Vinney Sara Dickson, Mary Edmonds, Sylvia Fleming, Addie Foster, Bennie Glenn, Melba Glenn, Corrie Harper, Arbutus Hartsoe White Frances Hartsoe Bettye Hope, Helen Howell, Faye Ivey, Joann Jackson, Ruby Jonas, Joanne Jones, Kate Jones, Ruth Lever, Jose- phine Love Mary Love Jackie McGuffin, Nancy McFarland, Isabell Mitchell, Betty Sue Nabors, Betty Nivens, Lorine Nivens, Betty Norman, Bonnie Osborne Elna Lee Pursley, Janet Ramsey, Mamie Ramsey, Nancy Ramsey, Jane Raper, Elizabeth Roach, Pauline Robinson, Grace Robinson Helen Robinson Mildred Robinson, Marianne Shannon, Dorothy Shiilinglaw, Lavena Shillinglaw Harriet Smith Peggy Stowe Betty Taylor Annie Thomas Annie Wallace, Mary Agnes Wallace, Ruby Whisonant, Ann Whitesides, Jewel Wood. No! pictiired: Gladys Becknell, Helen Burns Betty Robbins Rebecca Thomas. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agri- cultural leadership, cooperation, and Citi- zenship. The F.F,A. motto is: Learning to Clo Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve Jimmy Stewart, Lewis Clark, Marion Wood, Marion McCarter, Jimmy Childers, Johnny Prior. First row, left to right: Mr. Floyd Johnson, Allen Biggers, Earl Clark, Johnny Pryor, Lowry Black, Lewis Clark, Ross Martin, Jack Morrison, Harold Smith, Jimmy Childers, Franklin Stewart. Second row, left to right: Jerry Smith, Dennis Whitesides, Rufus Stephenson, Marion McCarter, Milton Smith, James Hudson, Earl Good, Eugene Cain, Billy Love. Third row, left to right: Hunter Carroll, Eugene Shillinglaw, Grady Watson, Joe Cothron, John Louis Montgomery, Jimmy Camp, Billy Campbell, Laudus Biggers, Charles McDowell, Richard Black, Not pictured: Marion Wood, Jimmy Stewart, Lewis Burns, J. L. McCarter, Donald Howell, Clrde Jones, Henry Good, Jasper Shelton, Bobby Kiser, Johnnie Jones, J. R. Montgomery, Donald Love, it -' '- W f' 2 V J .--v. . '--. 1 ,-:. r r., ff 'f g,,,,,,,V,k M ,K .,,, A , l , ,,., .,,. V J R .,... W A fm' Q F7 at 6 Y ,stu of JN,-.. l,f First row: Shirley Ledford, Bonnie Briggs, Bonnie Bennett, Bennie Glenn, Daisy Belvin Burnett, Greta Hope, Mary Agnes Wallace, Geral- dine Whitesides, Mary Philipa Lewis, Mary Hopkins, Bobbie Jean Brown, Joyce Carroll, Virginia Carroll, Celia Kerley, Barbara Lee Hogue. Second row: Sylvia Fleming, Billie Bowman, Julia Smith, Jewell Wood, Nancy McFarland, Barbara Youngblood, Pauline Roberts, Mary Love, Betty Nivens, Dorothy Shillinglaw, Gladys Becknell, Jane Douglas, Lavenia Shillinglaw, Emily DeVinney, Anne Fowler. Not Pic- tured: Emily Nichols, Joanne Jackson, Arbutus Hortsoe, Anne Hopkins, Melba Glenn, Eleanor Carroll, Marjorie Bryant. The Glee Club is composed of girls from Senior High School. These members ore selected on the bosis of musical obility and possibilities os indicated in try-outs held ot the beginning of eoch school year. GIRLS' CLEE CLUB QP S First row Bill Shnlllnglaw Melvm McCal1ster Buck Connolly Jlmmy Barrett Frampton Harper Bully Campbell Keuth Baker Carter Martm Bull Wiley Donnie Sadler Second row Joe Jackson Bobby Bankheod Jimmy Doggette Lewis Brandon Gene unnn Johnny Wnley Bengy Smnth Carl Roberts Marnon McCarter Mr Johnson To Charm to strengthen cmd to teoch these ore the three greot chords of might. BOYS' CLEE CLUB 1 5 J i 4 5 E 5 5 9 3 i 5 si S x ' , i z b Alexander Patricia Moss Patricia Whitesides Lee Crai Mar Ellen Wallace Second row' Rebecca Thomas First row: Co y , , , g, y . . , Jewel Wood, Bonnie Bennett, Betty Lou Ashe, Dorothy Chambers, Virginia Carroll, Betty Ann Vinson, Beverly Kelly, Rachael Gardner, Ann Morton, Jane Spratt, Harriet Thomas. Third row: Mary Hopkins, Sylvia Fleming, Mary Agnes Wallace, Geraldine Whitesides, Daisy Belvin Burnett, Bessie Barron Auld, Barbara Youngblood, Lucia Hart, Josephine Love, Annie Thomas, Betty Brown, Ann Thomasson, Jane Land, Betty McSwain, Nancy Moore, Katherine Smith, Julia Smith, Lewis Stacy, Frances O'FarrelI, Dan Smith, Lucy Ann Dunlap, Jewel Neil. Miss Calhoun seated at piano. Not pictured: Mary Philipa Lewis, Joanne Jackson, Emily Nichols, Jane McCausland. Music, when soft voices die, Vibrates in the memory. Out of all the piano students that our school has sent to Winthrop each year, every contestant has brought back either a first or second rating. JLINICDR CHCDRLJS The Junior Chorus is the troining group for choral activities in Senior High School. All persons from the seventh and eighth grades who ore interested in music as a fine art, ore eligible. First row: Harriette Smith, Lucia Hart, Margie Brandon, Anne Hope, Anne Hopper, Nancy Jonas, Susan Louthian, Ada Holsclaw, Frances Childers, Shirley Shelton, Frances Miskelly, Gaynelle Clinton. Second row: Sylvia Smith, Ruth White, Ruby Howell, Leila Mae Cook, Betty Jean Stone, Sara Frances Snipes, Pat Howell, Joan Greene, Marlene Smart, Mary Lou Lewis, Eleanor Nunn, Irene Burns, Miss Josey. Third row: Frances O'Farrell, Celestine Mills, Shirley Montgomery, Janice Tallant, Annie Belle Williamson, Maxine Ricks, Evelyn Brown, Patsy Kerley, Ruby Lee McManus, Carolyn Wishert, Barbara Hartness, Marian McKnight. Fourth row: Joan Paxton, Shirley Peake, Betty Lou Ashe, Nancy Robinson, Katherine Harris, Julia Chambers, Jean Fowler, Frances Moore, Peggy Senn, Margaret Bailes, Elyn Wallace, Gaynelle Yarborough. Fifth row: Evelyn Tallant, Louis Stacy, Betty Ann Vinson, LaVelle Hamilton, Joan Brown. BLOCK SPONSORS: Mr. Oates, Mr. Griffith, Miss Brown. We can because we think we con. Top row: Edward Yarbrough, Buck Connolly, Mr. Griffith, Gene Quinn, Carl Roberts, Billy Shillinglaw, Beniy Smith, Lilly Simrill, Billy Campbell, Melvin McAllister, Leonard Peake. Second row: Bobby Bankhead, Frampton Harper, Johnny Wiley, Johnny Smith, Carter Martin, Mary Ann Thomasson, Peggy Stowe, Jane Douglas, Corrie Harper, Jim Bell, Carroll Smith, Jimmy Barrett. Bottom row: Donnie Sadler, James Doggette, Mr. Oates, Perry Huddleston, Gaynelle Benfield, Mason Moore, Betty Nivens, Joann Clark, Sylvia Fleming, Keith Baker Clarence Morrison, Miss Brown. Not pictured: Joe Jackson. Left to rrght Ann Heath Harrls Carl Roberts Mary Frances Carroll Geraldme Whltesrdes Harry Connolly Joann Clark Gaynelle Benfleld Kerth Baker Mason Moore Joyce Carroll Gene Qulm Joe Jackson Bully Shllllnglaw Johnny Wiley Jane Douglas Not pictured Melvin McCalrster Johnny Smith H C JOHNSON Sponsor CARL ROBERTS Manager SCHCDGL STGRE gy 5 AQ tix i ,J- Y l'irs't row: Mrs. Plexico, Elna Lee Pursely, Greta Hope, Ann Heath Harris, Marianne Shannon, Joyce Carroll, Anne Ramsey Hopkins, Jane Douglas. Second row: Mary Agnes Wallace, Bobbie Jean Brown, Mason Moore, Geraldine Whitesides, Mary Frances Carroll. Not pictured: Mildred Robinson, Joann Clark, Mary Love, Gaynelle Benfield. If you con give of oll the best thot's in you, And in the giving olwoys hoppy be- lt you con find the good thot's hidden somewhere Deep in the heort of every child you see - It you con do these things ond oll the others Thot teachers everywhere do every doy - You're in the work thot you were surely meant for, Toke hold of it! Know it's your ploce, ond stoyl ELJTLJRE TEACHERS OE AMERICA LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Aide-toi le cuel t oldero First row: Mason Moore, Ann Heath Harris, Gaynelle Benfield, Anne Ramsey Hopkins Billie Blanton Jane Douglas Mary Frances Carroll. Second row: Myra Dickson, Clarence Morrison, Frank pictured: Johnny Smith. 'W Tl-IE no n g ,. W. uh ' W, Q 'W Q . S 4 I 5 Q X I f A in ,5 1' .-,bf 'Fw ,, We ,,,,,.-W ' 5 A A ,xi 1 1 A X 1 '11, 4. ,x ' :iw x, v Mali., My me I he 'I ' . - ,WI ,aw .qw XM , ,, M71 if f A ik N , -, 4-mygk' 1 mah f 2'.21,,,1,,ff9faI A 111 ii 'A 4 ,, , ' .,Q,ffj1,ifr,5 v f 5' 5194 H s. ' 3, :MW A y ns T. ,w:g,Q1 fwfr-my 3 f 'mm 2 A, , - M In W , , wh, A Ywwrm? Www MQ vi vg if A 1' wmiyqw , 'i'ga'yQQg:'!j'gV,, -S 1 A Q '-fc' 'f 7 M ., 'f.'3'm 'f CP .-.1 ,lv , . T. M. OATES J. R. GRIFFITH Head Coach Assistant Coach l950FQ0TBAL CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Lilly Simrill, Corrie Harper. Standing: Ann Ferguson, Marianne Shannon, Betty Nivens, Barbara Youngblood, June Douglas, Mason Moore. y J--41 0... lv First row Jimmy Camp Bobby Bankhead Harold Smith Buddy Louthlan Archie Barron Sonny Ferguson Bill Curry Donnie Sadler Pete McSwarn Louis Sweat Bill Ferguson Hubert Allrson Second row Leonard Peake Ed Yarbrough Clarence Morrison Buck Connolly Perry Huddleston Jerry Roberts Bully White Jim Bell From Har er Eddie Nichols Bill Cam bell Third row Mr J R Grrlfrth Jlmm D tt P P P Y 0999 9 Carl Roberts Bill Shrllmglaw McGooIe McCalnster Gene umn Johnny Wiley Frank Boyd Joe Jackson Keith Baker Arnold Yarbrough Jimmy Barrett Mr T M Oates Billy Campbell, Captain of the Green Dragons, . 'firm chose as his co-captain a different Senior for each game. Eleven of the Seniors, therefore, V . served as Captain or Co-captain. ' xx 15 , , . 5 York York York York York York York York York York SCORES Gaffney . Kershaw . . Clinton .. Union . . . Great Falls Fort Mill. . Winnsboro Blacksburg W.T.S.. . . Clover lpn ,L- . Q15 1 ..- N f , sf. W 273' My f-,,Q242Q if K W.. VMEQPQ.. , , ' , wif' , f. Q 4 , 7 4 i, I' W. 1. cg V95 tif.. I A I' I . ,, ,n , 2 3 , , . ,v ff, 'ian :fm Y, v ,J 5 , A Q? M5 fig Y. lx 5 If 'KW' .. K - .. f A r , L , , 4, ' , - an ' 1 . ai' I 'Aki 3' 'fuss' A it M 'U U' we H J' , L 9 Q 'Y 'vm ,Q il 3254 I . 33' BASKETBALL GIRLS' TEAM First raw: Gaynelle Benfield, Daisy Belvin Burnett, Joann Clark, Betty Lanier, Mary Ann Thomasson, Lilly Simrill, Carrie Harper, Mason Moore. Second row: Joan Falls, Mary Hopkins, Mildred Robinson, Mary Philipa Levis, Rachel Johnson, Emily Devinney, Mamie Ramsey, Marion McKnight, Betty Norman. Third row: Miss Brown, Miss Josey, Bennie Glenn, Lucia Hart, Nancy McFarland, Rachel Thornasson, Betty Jo Deal, Bonnie Briggs, Ann Ferguson. SCORES Girls Boys York Visitors York Visitors Fort Mill .... 43 24 I3 l5 Lancaster .... 30 29 I8 59 Rock Hill .... 47 24 l7 51 Blacksburg .... 52 37 30 35 Clover . . . . 6l 4l l7 30 Great Falls . . . 44 24 25 27 Lancaster .... 40 42 I7 67 Gaffney . . . 35 47 37 56 Blacksburg . . . 47 20 34 40 Gaffney . . . . 46 38 23 52 Great Falls . . . 69 44 49 33 Rock Hill .... 47 25 l9 52 Clover . . . 38 32 37 4l BOYS' TEAM First row: Stanley Johnson, Clyde Smith, Billy Ferguson, Guy Louthian, Bonner Thomasson, Billy Plexico, Jack Clark, Archie Barron, Guy Boyd, Delbert Howell. Second row: Mr. Griffith, Ed Yarbrough, Carroll Smith, Carl Roberts, Carter Martin, Donnie Sadler, Frank F M . Oat Th' d : 7 Coleman, Keith Baker, Harry erguson, r es. ir row Johnny Wiley, Frank Boyd, Gene Quinn, Bobby Bankhead, Jimmy Doggette, Framp Harper, Jerry Roberts. .in COACHES BROWN and JosEY COACHES ones and GRIFFITH .xgcfion on fke courf l , wav' 1 1 4 l f- fw 6 ll' Q ' ig L, A ' +R .V W-ig:-,,'. X01 7 fy ' 1 of-I ' U3 J W :Q f 'N' . ,lf 5 First row: Mr. Oates, Ed Yarbrough, Frank Coleman, Billy Wiley, Billy Curry, Benjy Smith, Eddie Nichols Second row Perry Huddleston Jimmy Barrett, Billy Campbell, Jim Bell, Robert Willamson, Jack Morrison, Gene Quinn, Frank 'lenn THE CONTESTANTS at the BETA BEAUTY SHOW of 1950 THE 0fW?04f5 AND CELEBRITIES K ' , X! W VA 4 I' 4-, LILLY SIMRILL Gnd BILLY CAMPBELL J6ng ana! Queen 0 ,Homecoming C E L E B R I T I E S SPONSO ANN FERGUSON for JOHNNY WILEY MASON MOORE for CARL ROBERTS PEGGY CARROLL for LEONARD PEAKE LEONA PARKSTONE for JOE JACKSON CORRIE HARPER for JIM BELL BETTY NIVENS for GENE QUINN LILLY SIMRILL for BILL CAMPBELL MARY PHILIPA LEWIS for KEITH BAKER BOBBIE JEAN BROWN for BILLY SHILLINGLAW GRETA HOPE for BUCK CONNOLLY GERALDINE WHITESIDES for CLARENCE MORRISON CAROLYN LEAKE for MELVIN MCCALISTER MARY FRANCES CARROLL WM Jyh WM FRANCES HARTSOE EtaBEAuTlEs MARY FRANCES CARROLL BOBBIE JEAN BROWN MARY JO CLONIGER FIRST PLACE SECOND PLACE THIRD PLACE 1 J 1 lf? F 5 J U N I O R H I G H Q2 ng? 1 iff' lj HELEN THOMASSON JEAN FOWLER MUFF HILDEBRAND FIRST PLACE SECOND PLACE THIRD PLACE wg, x 2:93 wif -Salma 3' PALMIDTW f GIVE ADV K . sv GIS' Z Qi? 324 L v p 1 ,.,,.....--4-v an in vhs i -A uf HUM? 1. 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