https://johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/1aa64c80bc9d817dba11fa59401b478e.pdf 5d026af6060ffaed68e9e69afc7a11dc PDF Text Text �•• •• • • • •• •• • • •• • • • •• •• • ' • • ·. ' • • .' •• ..... ... ...... .. - �.. . • • • • 1 ·-' /1 0 L .T ) 1 -l - \...__. ' '.•• l~r;r;ua PuJ ~_;~ation i .,...' ·-- '---------- I. ,' '• • I I • I ' �• • • ' t I t J • To record accurately the activities of t h e 1949 Senior Class of the Johnsonville Fi~h Schoolthe first class to ~raduate under the twelve year plan-- would include many pleasant memories, sweet triumphs , and bitter failures . Keepin~ these thou~ht s in mind, we ha ve tried to portray a concrete and pictori al record of our as pirations, joys, and sorrows in s uch a way that this edttion of the Gol d a nd Bla ck will become with advan cin~ years a va luable souvenir of the past . Tbrou!h thes e pa(es are revealed the efforts of the 1949 Staff in compi lin~ a y ear book that we hope will sat i sfy the varied tastes of t hose who read this volume . The t ask was difficul t and we can only hope for a n ent r.usi astic accept ance of it by our re ad ers . If , in ye~ r s to co~e , t~ ~ s e p a ~ es re c all pleas ures and a ctivi ties at Dekr Ol d Johnsonvi lle Figh , then _our purpose will have been achie ved • . • r - -~ -- Pe. rline Joy e, ~ i?.;: i ' ~ite r �• ·- """' ' • Because of her unfailir.g and heartfelt interest ln each of her students; bocat::s e she is alwaj s ready wi tb a word of encouravement or expression of s ympathy; because her wise unaeratanding of our ~ any problems will make her a memorable personality of our hiph school days , but most of all , because of our d eep admiration , esteem , a.nd respect for her high ideals and faithful devotion to auty , we, the Class of 1949, d edicat e this yearbook to our sponsor, Mrs. R. Leo Carter, teacher, advisor, friend • . . .. ~ .... ~ ' • . -t ...·IS'' .;.-.. .•••·. :. •• ' ��• .I Mr . H. ~ . Floyd-----------------Superintendent Mr s . A. P. Hughes--------------- - - - - -Secretary , • Left t o ri ght: Fumphries-Prospect , Lyerly - Vox , Gaskins-Johnsonvllle, Turner-Johnsonville , Richardso n- Trinity • �' • Superintendent-------- ----------- -- ----F. M. Fl oyd Principal------------------------------E. w. Brown (First row, left t& right ) : Y~s. T. P. Harrelson, :Ars. H . M. Floyd, Mrs. R. L. Ca rter, Mrs . T . L. Lane, \U-s. J. Cb.a p 'llan, Hrs . S . 0 . Lyerly, ·'l"l'rs. ?.. o. Rich ards~n. (Second r ow, left t o right): ~. T. L. ~ne, Mr. H. M. Floyd, Miss Claire Creel, ~iss Virgili n e Eaddy, Mrs. B. F . Richards on, ~iss Hattie Durant, Mrs. E. S . StGddard, Vrs. W. Eaddy, M~. F . W. Br~wn, ~rs . Wallac e Alt~an, \1art in. ...... • • J - ~r. E. o. 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A. 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2 , 3 , 4 "Flas hes" Sports EXlitor Class Officer 4 Annual Staff Senior Play • • John Elmer Taylor Jr . Beta Club, 1, 2,3 ,4 Basketb a ll Team M•na ~e r 2 Basketball 1,2 , 3 ,4 Baseball 1,2 , 3 ,4 ''Flashes'' Ass't Business M!r • 2 , 3,4 Beta Club Vice President 4 Senior Class Vi c e President Annual Busin es s 'dan a~er Class Treasurer 1,2,3 F . F . A. 1 Basketball Capta in 3 ,4 Senior Play I �• • • Fannie Lee Thompson : J . ? . A. 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 qeta Club 4 Glee Club 4 " Flas"~-es " J"ke &litor Annu ~l AlQ~ ni EditJr Senior Play Library Asst • • • Thompson : J . ? . A. 1 , 2 , 3 ,4 Beta Club 4 Annual Social ID:iitor Senior Pla y Li bra ry Asst. ~1r ia rn • J erry Na lker Powell : 3eta Club 1 , 2 , 3 ,4 F . F. A. 1 4 - P Club 3 , 4 4-.:! Club President 3 , 4 Bas ketba ll 1 , 2 , 3 Annual .~an ar.e r , Ass' t . Cheerleader 1 Sen i or Play , • �• P a , ~o• 0 . ~ icb a rGson Sen ior t- 1 ~ ,- Cla ~r Tre a ~ ur e r Ve t e r an 4 . . tueent • ' • Mary Tr a vis 1 oid : Cla ss 1 e porte r 0 Fet~ Cl ub 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 r e t a Club h eDorter 4 ~ H• A• 1 , 2 J 3 I 4 :: . H . A . ·rr easurer <( D . A • .h . l.e pres e nt a t l. v e 4 ,T • Ass ' t l!.e.itor "Fl a shes " 3 , 4 A s ~ ' t ~e. i tor Annua l ' ay Da y 2 Gle e Club 4 • �• Senior Class History Twelve years ago the memb ers of the present seni or c lass, with bright, expectant faces, presented themselves to the first grades of various schools to delve i nto the mysteries of Readin', Ritin', and Ri .hmetic. - Of the twenty-five or thirty first graders who started here, only seven--Pearline J oye , D. w. Stone,Jr., David v. Creel, John Taylor, Henrie tta Barfield, Malcolm P.aselden , and Louise Poa to n--h a ve remained t o the end. other members of the present senio r class have joined eit her in the grades or in high school . We went through the usual trials and tribulations of elememtary s chool under the wise guidance of Miss Lizzie Walker Cockfi eld, Mrs. Rema Tay lor (Mar~aret Boyd ) , Miss Catherine Cannon, Mrs. E. S. Stoddard, Miss Enid Vause , Mrs. W. L. Tuten , Miss Eleanor Cox, Mr. W. R. Jones , Mrs . W. L. Bryant and Mr. A. B. Young. After going through the quarrels, pranks and punishments, a ppearing in concerts scrubbed and shining in new whi te dresses .and ribbons, or long pants and bow ties, we finally entered high s choo l. We started our high school years with a large enrollment of eager fres hmen, full of enthusiasm and extreme ideas, which our s uperintendent, Mr. H. M. Floyd, i mmediatel y curbed and directed into proper channels. We entered our s ophomor e year with many new faces joining ua. Thia was another year which we enjoyed to the fullest. We made several field trips under the dire.ction of our history teac her, Mrs. R. Leo Carter. We were in a spin over the J unior-Senior Banquet but it was most successful under the sponsorship of Mrs . Tracy Lane. The decora tions were breath taking; the food was delic i ous , and oh , what l ove ly dresses J our Junior year will always stand out in our memories. Since we had gi ven the rece ption our s ophomore year we had many long months to make up money for our trip to Washington, D. C. The Blackfaced Minstrel, "Hits and Misses, " will always be recalled by us with much pleasure. • In September, as s eniors we entered school with a new d i gnity &efitting our classification. Our numger had been decreased by the l oss of several who had graduated i n June with eleventh grade certificat es. our class play, "Teen Town", was perhaps the outatand ing public performance presented B~ the class and was unique in that a ll members had a part to perform. We have also revived the forme r custom of having a _pho t ographic-his toric year book for Johnsonville High School. But above these accomplishments stands our class record of which we are justly proud. The twenty members who have the dis tinc tion of being Johnsonville's first twelfth grade will always tie grateful to our parents for making it pos sible for us to arrive thus f ar on our educati onal careers. --Louise Poston, Class F.istorian. - �• : I am thinking this morning, April 27, 1959, o£ my former classmates. As I atroll leisurely over my landscaped estate to the banks of Lynches River, I recall all of them as I've seen ~hem in their various places of duty. First to mind comes John Taylor, he and I graduated from Cle~on together. His wife, Louise, is teaching music in the high school and John is a civil engineer, constructing a dual lane high-way between Frog Alley and Possum Fork. David v. (Buddy) Creel obtained his L L. B. and is now practicing at Johnsonville. Max Poston is really "aeeing the world". He is an officer in the U. s. Navy, and well on the way to be made an admiral. Head Coach, D. W. Stone, Jr, of Notr$ Dame and Gordon Altman, Coach at Duke University, get together often to compare notes. Phontella Bink Altman and Brice Gaster finally married after Bink and Aggie Jean Poston had graduated from Winthrop and Brice had organized a baseball team of his own. Aggie Jean was offered a positioa on the Winthrop Staff and accepted. While at Walter Reid Hospital I saw Henrietta Barfield, Fannie Lee Thompson, and Miriam Thompson, who are now trained nurses. They are under the supervision of Dr. Elizabeth Prosser. Malcolm Haselden, bus driver for Gr•y Lines, told me that Leiette Eaddy is an electrical engineer in Columbia, s.• c. and Ellison Cain ia running a fine restaurant there. Nelson Davis kept on with boxing and now is the Middleweight Champion. Mary T. Todd is the private aecretary of a big business executive in Columb ia. ' .. Pearline Joye is a missionary in China, but be£ore leaving the U. s. she graduated from Bob Jones Uni vera i ty. Hagood (Digger Oneil) Richardson ia a licensed undertaker in Hemingway and they say people are just dying to ride in his Cadillac. Arter graduating from Winthrop, Mary E. Eaddy, an artist, and Re1a Haselden, a designer, live in New York. ' �• Thirrel Altman is catcher £or one o£ the major league ball teama, and Harry Atkinson is a chemist in Washington, D. c. Virgileen .Cain, is head nurse at Columbia Hospital. Old Sparkle Miles, a major in the army, is stationed in Germany • • Well, that calls the roll--but no more day dre~ming. I must be o£f to Market. --Jerry Powell, Class Prophet • PERSONALITIES Wouldn't You Like to Have? Fa.n nie Lee's smile and Hagood's grin; Ellison'• strong, manly chin. Louise's date book packed so tight; Pearline's brain both keen and bright. Buddy 's influence with the £acult¥ (That is something, you 'll agree.) Nelson's head of curly hair; Phonte lla'a dancing feet s o £air. LeGette 's ne a tness: Gentlemen, beware l Aggie's swee t ness. Gordon's athletic strength; John's breadth and D. W.'s length. Jerry's smooth clothes and looks; Miriam's prowess in deep books. Elizabeth's line o£ punk and grip; Mary Travis-' a curved and ruby lip. Henrietta's trick o£ baby talk; Max's profile: Malcolm's walk? Mix these personalities, stir t hem well, The result might help you, who can tell? • ' • • �Rell Call, 1949 Gordon Altman, tirst rate boy, first •• t~e roll, GerdoD truly aas a heart of geld. Bimk Altman, second in line, Is a girl taat is filled with geod cheer all tae time. Phontel~a Henrietta Barfield happy, demure, always disarms Even tetal stran1ers wita aer natural cmarms. Ellison Caia, mischief arises naturally ia his mind But ais taougats are always &entle and kind. David v. Creel, tae boy who'll make geed, Watca aim, see if ae deesn•t. We teld yeu he would. Taat•a Nelson Davis wita tae blend, curly aa1r, Even taough light hearted he's as goed as ae's fair. Lecette Eaddy never stops till he's tarougb Any task tkat would stump either me er you. Malcolm Haselden, a leader, thouga in a ratmer quiet way, He preserves dignity while at werk er at play. Pearline Jeye, tae aappy oae w1ta sparkli•g brewn eyes, CaB draw fortm music that will aypnotize. Aggie Jean Posten, mer pupils will quickly learn, Fer 1• aer fair kead intellectual fires burn. Leu1se PQston is a girl filled with a alga ideal, She'll achieve it teo, and early 1• her life, we feel. Max Peaten is a "&e-&etter"-a &reat boy all areund, Filled w1ta 1Rtellectual views tbat are quite sound. El1zabe t m Prosser-we can truthfully say, Is quiet and friendly wita her levely, winning way. Jerry Powell has brains, leeks, and personality, tee, A really f1me fellew, 1sR't it true? Hagood Richardsoft, dependable, reliable, first rate, We'll be proud to see a married sen1er !raduate. D. w. Stone, Jr., friendliest at scaool, tae title we apply, Te tk1s aands ome fellew w1tk cherry !reeting, "Hi." Jehn Tayler will make friends w~erever me goes For daily more handsome and manly he gr~ws. Fannie Lee T.aompson is a charming little minx WAG has an intell igent way ef saying what sae ta1nks. Miriam Thompsen, a girl wita looks and brains, teo, We recemmend this aappy, laughing lass to you. Mary Travis Tedd-1f there's werk to be d~ne, We're bett1n! en her as the most s uccessful ene. Here's good luck te yeu, eaca manly lad and charming lass, Old '49, Joanscnv1lle Higa, is truly a wonderful class. --Fannie Lee TAompson, Class Peet �CLASS WILL We, tae Senior Class of Johnsonville Hi~ School, Johnsonville, S. c., aeing of sane mind and memory (teacbera' opinion to the contrary) do, here~y make and pualiah thia our Last Will and Testament. To tae Superimtendeat, Mr. H. M. Floyd, and Sponsor, Mra. R. Leo Carter, the Seniors leave thanks and appreciation for their patient understanding and faithful cuidance. To the Faculty, the Seniors leave their a-ility to "let aothing worry them." To the Student Body, the Seniors leave their "aenior privilecea" whioh never did materialize. Section II To Harry Gaskins,Gordon Altman leaves hia place as bead dish washer in the lunchroom. To Lenair Altman, D. w. St one, Jr. leaves his "S. R. 0." in assembly. To Janet Eaddy, Phontella Altman leaves aer place at Ocean Drive. To Louise Thompson, Fannie Lee Tho mpaon leaves her ability to cross the Thanksgiving Road at Vox. To I r a Mae Jones , Hen r i e t t a Barfield leaves her love for Mrs. Carter's secreta. To John Jomes, Ellison Cain leaves smokinc space -.ehind tke gym. To M a c· k La m-.ert, David V. Creel leaves hia race track to Mr. Floyd's office and back. To John w. Lyerly, Nelson Davis leaves his a~ility to 8e first in lunch line. To B il 1 y H an na , Pearline Joye leavea her plac~ at the piano singing~St.Louis Blues." To Una Vivian Hanna, Aggie Jean Poston leaves her habit of blushing. To Shirley Cox,Louise ¥os ton l:ea ve s her ablli ty to "slink" up and down the ~asket ball court. To LeGrand Cox, Max Poston leaves his typewriter and notes. To Marilyn DeWitt , Elizabeth Pros aer leaves her place as janitor. To Betty Ammons, Mary T.Todd leaves her desire to be the first woman President. To Danny Altman, LeGette Eaddy leaves hia position as the class "Monkeywrenoh." To Wayne, Lam~ert, Malcolm Haselden leaves his shovel used in ag. To Shirley Cox, Jerry Po\·.ell lea ves his guitar as well as his love· for music and "Heartaches." To Mr. Floyd, Hagood RichardaoR leaves hia position at the wheel in the funeral coach. To Levond Nettles·, Mi~iam Thompson leaves her atility to act as assistant lierarian. To Donald Joye, John Taylor leaves his unused history note book. Signed this t hird and sealed day of June, 1949. --Phontella Altman, Class Attorney. ' �• • • Most Likel·, to Succe ed Best All ' Round Most Popular Buddy and Pearli'1e ~iriam and Di gger '~o s t Courteous Aggie and Buddy • • Doc and Louise Smartest • Friendliest ~' • Fannie and Bo-weevtl Pearline and Jerry Aggie and Di eger ' �• Wi tt 1 e!l t Cutest • Louise and Bill Sink and Nelson • Ladylike ~ost Gentlerranlike ~ost '.fos t Dependable ( I - Max and Fannie Legette and Pearline • "os t Timi d Henri etta and Ellison Neatest Elizabeth and Legette ' �, • ~a s t Atr. le tic / l Toothpns te !:>mile • • I ... Gordon " Catc hers 11 Clas s Sweettearts Aggie Prettiest Girl • John Louise Blue Mary Tra vis h:1S.s Prie s J - Wo.y Back In The Hills Long, L ng Ago What's Io'unny? Rev . Brown S till Smilin g Unaffe ted j ��- ( l • - • • ef to 1 • •• • ' , st . : &S ,< .1. n .... , Ir ' ..-nna , .. os ton . n " . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . Janet t e Alt a l'c.:e rre cr t • .1. ~ . . . . . . . . . . .. . . • l' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~a a :1 , • at·u l,r1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • .. stor. • ..p ...... CA • • I s<.or. �t • Thalmer Abrams Jamet Eaddy Ernest Cain Jeanette Altman • I •• I~ • Danny Altman LeGrand Cox I • { • �• • Frances Gaster Harry Gaskins • Pennie Gaster Gladys Hanna • • ·•• • Vernon Evans Vivian Hanna �J John Jones Rena Howell J Billy Hanna • Lucille McDaniel \ Sophie \iatthews I • Wayne Lambert �• I John w. Lyerl y - • • Jean Poston Carolyn Ward Mrs . J i mmy Chapman , Sponsor Maisie Poston f ��• Sophomore • L • - 1 - • ' " ., • - - '• • • • ... First row: ... -~ - • • . Mae Evans, Ira Mae Jones, .J acky McDan1 el, Susie Cribb , Ann Denn is, Joan Uarsh, Hazel Powell , Beatruce Marlow, Be t ty Joe Eadd y . Second row : Josephine Keefe, Gertrud e Joye, Wilma Stone, Ilet R Thomps on , Gr ac e Al tffian , Ever Lou Pa nna, Po lly Sugrs , Harrie t ~~: ae Third r ow: Stone, ll r s • L"J er l y • Verona Stone, E}:iward Tann er , ',\'al lac e Dunahoe, Bo bby Langley, Ienue Lewis, Felton Powell • • Ko t in picture: • Ruby F ~ nn a • ��Freshman Class B • l • 1 an .,;) h il' 1;:> ..., ' e r , .. ~nona I.e t t 1 s , c .. ' ary 'V .... day , Alice t;~ Io~ton, ...·e 1 he .. • ess.e etty s, • l{ 1 l'lC .... a on~- rot. : \ l.u is 3u. t • uOl o t ' · r,...... •.. v. : d ' tt a i~G ;;J l r ••• I ' JJ s' e ..,t ,ott 1 , ., ' . oa. , .L.;i co •. rw :!" • 1 Ol"i • o.) ' n. . u olr 1 • ~OU.l..~t,; c J ..... J. r 1r:. , J·• c · ..• st • 1.1 u 1.. lf] J • • • ' , �Freshman Class F -. • Firs t r ow : Mary Dean Eaddy , Mar ilyn Dewitt , Ramona Cox , Nancy Cox , Shirley Johns on , Ul d en Cox , Eleanor Poston , Renetta Cox , Eliza J ean P.:u gh es . Sec ond r ow: Jim Carraway , Dan Gas t er, Leon a Thomps on , John E. Cribb , Lena ir Altman , Ha r rie t Ann Creel , Nella Rae Altma n , Mrs . Floyd • • Third r ow : Gene Kelly , Donal d Joye , Delance Poston , Jennings Stric k land . Not in picture : James Albert Dunaho e , J . E. Powell , lucille Pros ser • • • ' �. ... -$-( - -.. • I I .... . .. ' • , •••• • • • • • '· •• , • •• • • ~ • • • --- \. ' .... • • •••.. • ..... • \ • ~ ~ - ..... '\.:'-...,., I • • • / ,, - -.. ' • • ... ' ,""'.. ..""···'-' " " . .. "" ... . "' .. . • .. •'· , " • ' . I . -' ·._,., • - \, - .... •• "( ,, . . ' ''I ~- ' ., .\- • �• Eighth- C - • • • • • First row: Second row: Bl anc hie Lee Has eldon, Letha. Mae Parnell 1 Wera Nell Prosser, Betty Jane Tune , Sall1e Jo Stalvey, Jackie Jones , Betty Powell, Vera Thomps on, Eunice Mae Tanner , Boyd Prosser. Nedo Eaddy, John ~elton , Clearance Hucks , Marvin Joye, Jeanette Waters, Charles Altman, J. w. Co~er, James Eaddy, Ed Carlton Marsh , Joseph Baxley. I Third row: Thomas Powell, Morris Alton Calcutt , J . Go ld Altman , Jonnie Mae Ard , Is- bel Poston, Rebecca Altman, Clydia Nettles , Bruster Powell, Miss Creel. Fourth row: Nedo Altman, James Altman, Patricia Altman, V ir~inia McKinz ey , Mack Lambert. Not in picture: Fferman Hanna • • • ' John Altman , Letha Ar d , • '~ �Eighth-M fit•st row : .... ec ond t·o : Rhumef.l , I aye '!'ho p:Jon , I.e .. is R. un , Ionr, .;oris .... to .. o , 1) loHo, HU(;ks ' r oruce Bl'OW ...el' . c C:r·c::> t 8. I ' l'Jl CtH'Ol .al' B nnu , Fr nlic rr. ,- , t.rLl a Ann Den is 1 Louis n , .vor·oth77 'l'h • t ps anne t t; , .J . Y.e .£0 •. Avun t. , eth •..unnin , t,ndy 1 ost.on , Jer1·: I Posto. , KunoolJh Horl. a . .. hird rov : arfitj va !Jean I Den is , Chu!' le ott , lJ r·tin . r l j L tc. r (l t tn• VJS err· • , I.e ta Hanna , John HL< . o t. 1' ,J h . .o I 1 kc 1 • n :.J• 1. n • . th 1. 1 u1 la. I Yvortrwr· 01 . • ir::-3 , Treston Hu s n~ 11 • r• . Og•" l'S , Joun AJ C41an1 .1.es , J tctUl• .at.tic wa!l tuker : �• , Seventh First row: Gin~er Tanner, Pearline Parker, Aleen Prosser, Betty Prosser, Mary Lou Johnson , Al~ie Poston, Lessie Dae Alt~an, Dorothy Lantley, Norm• Je an Powell, Vonita Tanner , Dorothy Stone. Second row: Wayne Joye, Wayne Ro~ers , James Vent ers, Lul a Beck Eaddy , Marrare t Avant, Geneva Ann Dunahoe , Mildred Ann Calcutt , Mary • Virtin1a Cribb , Mary Lynn Powell, Miss Eaddy . Third r ow: Pete Cox , Albert Ray Poston , Mary Alice • Cox , Bertha Joye , Ann Harrelson , Bonnie Gox, Jhonnie Faye Ba ~e tt , Lela ~ ae Avant , Fourth row: Paul Joye , van Powell , Gip Dunaho e . Billy J a vts , Rilly w. Not i n picture : Altman . ... �• • Sixth • First row: Jimmy McDougal , James Brock, Jerry Poston , • • ?ete Poston , Junior Cain, r.arice Howell, JimmY Powell, Kenneth Stone, Francis Humphries, Thomas Avant . Second row: Euline Parker , Dor o t hy Cox , Erma Jean Browder, Mildred Ekrl J oye , Mary J o Br owder, Frances Marsh , Carol Strickland , Bar bara Cha prr.an, Mary Ruth '~'.rars h , Lucille .Avknt . Third r ow : Thomas Fanna , Jimmy Altman, Grady ~arsr, Kathryn Ann Grey , Erma Lee Ard, Yvonne Poston, Rachel Stone , Nella Raye Ver.ters , Judy Ann Powell, Glady s rucks . Fourth r ow: Rollin Jones, Briley Tay lor, Franklin Cribb, Carlton Prosser, Elton Cribb, J . c . Eaddy , Maeford Gas kins , Harry Powell, Mr s . Richards on. I f �Fifth - .r . \ •4 First row: Davis Prosser, Charles Will i e Stone, Willi~m Coker, Artis Powell, Douglas Powell, Johnny Miles, Vl~er Coker , D a r i~ Prosser , Ronald Brock , Wayne McDanie l, • Gradey Bennet . S econd row : Bobby Poston, Pansy Ann Po~ell , J ean Boatwrig.ht , Margaret Owens , Lul a Belle Owens, Johnie Sue Jones , Carolyn Fas eld e n , Ell en Altman , Eva ~ ke Powell, Iucirda • H~selden , Ttird ro w: Mildred Pef f'Y Powell . Av~nt , Barnr~ll , De ll Carr&~· ay , Be tty Jane Al~ena Pov ell , Kola Joy e, Lula Eaddy , Bedford Eaddy , 'Hd red Ann Tbomps on, Myrtlee EarnJ:lill , Dorothy Pucks , Jo e Hase ld en . Fourtt ro~ : ~ancy E~rfield , Billie Faye AltMa n , Sara Ell en Not in picture : Budd en , Charles Da vi s . ~addy . James Tanner, SJ lvia �• • Fourth • First r ew: Bi lly Calcutt , Shirley Jones, Priscilla Prosser , Lkr"- Jean E•cd y, Darlene !'ev:ell , Zohn i1olly Cribb , Norman Critb , Thurm~ Jea n Hughes , Loret-. Marsh, Dona ld Eaddy , Este r Fleyd . Clivi~ Second row : Itilene Critb , Ronald fowell , Shirley Wi se, Donnje ~. C. ~arr~ , Pucks , • letiti a Rya n , Fo~ell , Franklin flurhes , Jose~h Ell ie To~ n : I&ngley , Thompson , Joe Thompson . Tl:ir4i row ·• Sar~ Elmel' fiU!fins, lfuames, George r-.llen lktttewe, f...v&~.n t , Ell• Russel Cox , t'rs . Stoddwrd . Not in p1ctllre : • ) f Dexter Stone • �• First row: Hardy Godwin, Carther. Proeser , Robbie Rogers , R. L. Altma~, Furches , Hu~hes, Fudolph ParnhilJ , lloyd .~arren Be.Ker, Puck Jones, Billy Earl Barnhill . Second rov: : Betty Jean Prosser, Iula P.ell Lantley , • Patsy Taylor, i'>~et tie Ruth barnh ill, Janie '1ae .Po¥:ell , Cecil Lyerl), Dess ie Mae Farrott , I.inda Hughes, ? eatrice Lanning , C~rol 'lhirc row : Hughes, Stacy Leen J'aselden , Inez f ritt. Rinnie Paselden, lv·artin Powell, Ierow '1\hoJ•.fJSOn, Na.rren Altman, Ralph Coker , Jackie Howell , J . G. Po·... ell , J i rr,.;i e Ianna , .!t1rs . Not in picture : ' ':at~ o n ~~axle Poston , Eadd y . Sbelia. Browder, Delwood Rhames . �Second First row: Johnson Davi~, Taylor, F ~ye D~vld 'w.rsh, Jr., Gene Po ell, Leray Dennis , Oneal Avwnt, B:ig"-r Cox , Legr•na Gask i ns , Franc is NcDoug•l , R. J . Venters, DKvia Ray Altman. Second rov1: f.enrlett• Ch• 11:nan, elda Perry , lar g1 e Prosser, 11 nchl. Al tm~n , "wend oly n Bughes , rartha Eaddy , Mary Corbin , Kay Roge r s , Sara Newell, Patty Tl ird row: ·~cColl, Avan t . Virg1n: . Miri•m Ann P&r!•elson , Rw.chel Fe•e-ln , Cecil Bowell , Donnie Jo Altman , Jimmie Jorms on , ~oses P nn-., Kenn t1 Altm•n, Tony Dun-.r.o e, Judy Euddin , Fob y .n-oss e r , •,fi's. Altmar • Not in t;icture : ~e~Il Altmu~ . ' �• c • • . ~· - -. First r ow : Rebecca Ann Johnson, Norma Jean Wise , Jimmie Barnhill, :.allie Lee Fue-hes , Loretta McDaniel, Vera Venters , Ruenette Prosser , Betty Powell , Carolyn Hearn , Frances • Parker . Sec ond row : Wy 11 e Co.Ker , Ker..neth Stone , Jeffrey Fowel1, Juanita Stone , Elizabeth Evans, Liston Parr ott , Donald Lane.ley, Cler..na Mae Jo~.. e, , htr ~ aret At-:.elis. Ann Cox , Cribb , ~·yrna Faye Pov,ell , Mrs . Harrelson . No t in p i cture : Joy e . Jeanetta Taylor , Parold • • �• ... . .. ..., .-• .. • - • ~ ~ - ,. • First row (left to right}: Mary Jones, Gerald Player , Rachel Langley, Margie Haselden, Wanda Eaddy, Vera Wise , Freddy Altman, Teddy Altman, Lavonia Hearn , Sarah Floyd. Sec ond row•• Harry Joe Gray , Thomas Rogers , w. D. Cal- cutt, Roger Powell, Tim Poston, Buddy Powell, Larry Joe Thompson, Rhonnie Prosser, Marshall Eaddy . Third row: Ro~ers, Equalia Powell, Patsy Owens , Ila RutB Herman Powell, Elbert Joye, Linda Joye, A. R. Dennis, Jimmy McColl, Carl Godwin . Fourth row: Carroll Gray, Jac\{ Al bers, Richard Joye, Sylvia Jo Woodbury, James Barnhill, Hubert Daniela , Mrs. Richardson. • �• �CHORAL -·~ Firs t r•w: CLUB ·-. Lela Lentz, Lucille Prosser, Sus ie Grieb, Maisie Post•n, Billy Hanna, Brooks Eaddy, D an~ Alt~an, David Creel, Gorden Altman, Pearline J~ye, Levende Nettles, Leona Tllompson, Betty A!nmons , 1\trs. E. S . Stoddard, Miss Hattie Durant. Second row: Shirley Cox, Jeanet t e Alt~an, Janet Eaddy, Aggie Jean Post$n, Phontella Alt~an, Jean PostGn, Louise Pos ton, Harriet Ann Creel, Una Vivian Hanna, Fanni e Lee Thompson, Ha ze l Pawe ll, Renetta Cox, Eleanor Ann • Poston, Ramona Cox, Third row: ~ a r riet Humphries. Beatrice Marlow, Anabel TaylGr, Vir!inia Poston, Joan Marsh, Ru•y Hanna, Ira ¥ae J ones, Vera Dean Ha selden, Harriet ~ae Stone , Frances Gas ter, Sh irley Johnson, S op~ie Ann Matthews, Po lly Suggs , Eliza Jean Hughes, Betty Jo Eaddy. �• • • S~ons•r•------------------------Mra. R. Le• Carter ~isa Clair Creel Sec~~tary----------------------------Pearline Joye Treaaurer------------------------Ac&lc Jean Post•n Vice President-------------------------Joan Tayl•r President---------------------------David v. Creel Re~•rter-----~----------(abaent • )-Mary Travis T•dd • �, BETA ME~.BERS • • (Left te ritlt.t s eated ) : Poaten, l~s . ~uise Posten, A&gie Jean Carter, Harriet Ann Cre el, Vivian Hanna, Renetta Cox, Jean ~farsh, Miria11. Tlt.om.Pson. (Left to rigbt, firat row s tandin&) : I r a Mae J ones, Paontella Altt~.an, Fa nnie Lee Thom.Pson, Vera Dean Haselden, Annabel Tayler, Lola Lentz, ~earl ine Joye, VirgiBia. Poston, Janet Eaddy, Marilyn DeWitt, Susie Cribb, Jackie McDaniel, Mr. Floyd. (Back row): Buddy Creel, J ohn Taylor , Wallace Dunahoe, Bobbie Langlej , Brooks Eaddy, Max Pos t en, Delance Pos t on , Jerry Powell, Billy Panna, Miss Cre el. • �EditGr-in-chief---------- ------------Pearline Joye Ass't. Bditer-------------- -----------V.ary T. Todd Bus . ~anager------- - -------------------Buddy Creel Ass' t . Bus. ~,r.----- ------------------Jobn Tayler Sperts Biitora--------- - ------- --Aggie Jean Pos t on D. 'll . Stene Exchange EdiDor ------ -------------Phontella Alt~an Circulati0n !Lgr.------------ - --------t.uise Pos t en J okes Edlt•rs---- --------------Fannle Lee Thompson ',fax Po s ten Fac ult:r Advis or s-- ---------- -- ------ --- '.frs. ~ art er l,~ rs. Lyerly Art Editor------ ---- ---- --- ---- --------Janet Eaddy (Left te right seated ) : D. w. Stone, Janet Eaddy, Fannie Lee Thompson, Aggie Jean Poa ten, L()uise Poa t en. (Left to right s t anding ) : Max Po sten , ¥rs . Car ter , J ohn 'Iayl•r, David Creel, ·.trs. Lyerly, Peaz·li.c..e ~oye , PQontella. Al 'tllan. • �• Editer-in-ehief----------------------Pearllae Joye Ass•t . Edi ter- ------------------ - -----~ary T. Tedd Publieity Mana,er---------------------- Ruddy Creel Business Manager --- ----------- - --------John Tayle r (Left te ri&At seated) : A~&ie Jean Pos t en, Miriam Thom~s on, Paontell a Bink Alt nan, Gord~n Alt~an, El1z ~beth Hagood Ri chardson, Pros ser, Benrietta Barfield , Pear line Joye . (Left to right standi ng ) : Jerry Powell , Nelson Davia, Max Po s ton, D. u. ~tone, Ellison Ca i n, l~rs . R. Leo Car ter , Fa nnie Lee Tbo r:t_pson, Legette Ew.ddy, Malc ol JI. Fas elden, Louise Posten, 'rs . Lyerly , J ebn Taylor, Buddy Creel. �• • - • • • ' • - . - • President ••••••••••••••.•••••• Bobby Langley Vice President •••••••••••••••• ~on ald Eaddy Secret~ry ••••••••••.•••.•••••• Yallace Dun~hoe Treasurer ••••••••••••••••••••• James .1 a t thews Reporter ••••••••••••••••••.••• Ned L. Huggins First row: Jack Whisnant , John Lewis Gaster , Dan Gaster, Gene Kel ly , Dwrby Eva ns , Donald Joye , Brantley Corbin, Uldo n Cox. Second row : Rudolph Green wood , Harol d Altman, Bobby Lantoley, Felton Powell, Wallace Dunahoe , Robert Nettles , Ned L. Hu r~ina. Third row: ~. B. Powell, David F.u hea , Charles Cox , Will iam McDaniel, Jim Ga r roway , Larue Stone , Mr . Tracy Lane . f'ourth row : J . D. Greenwood , a:lww.r::i Ta nner , Donald Eaddy , Caro l Greenwood , Lincoln Cribb , James V.a tthews , Len a1~ Altman . Not in picture: Billi e Joe Eaddy • • • �• J. H. A. • • First row: Dorethea Thompson, Nella Rae Altman, Nancy Cox, Shirley Cox, Frances Tanner , Eleanor Ann Poston, Shirley Johnson, Alice Faye Rhames, Betty Ammons, Harriet Fumphries . Second row: Elizabeth Prosser, Sophie Ann Matthews, Susie Cribb, Jackie McDaniel, Wilma Stone, Ira ~ae Jones, Harriet Ann Creel, Marilyn DeWitt, Anabel Taylor, Jean Marsh, Renetta Cox, Pearline Joye. Third row: Betty Eaddy, Mary Dean Eaddy, Miriam Thompson, Una Vivian Banna, Clarissa P~ell, Beatrice Joye, Polly Su~ts, Vera Dean Haselden, Vir~inia Poston. Fourth row: Annie Lee Filyaw, Monty Dell Perry , Genelle Henderson, Ileta Thompson, Beatrice Marlowe, Grace Altman, Ramona Cox, Frances Gaster, Gertrude Joye, Lucy Joye, Mrs • Lane. Fifth row: Mary Travis Todd, A ~ie Je~n Poston , Bonnie Faye BellflowArs, Leona Thompson , Harriet Mae Stone, Louise Eaddy, Maisie Poston, Fannie Lee Thompson, Ever Lou Bar-na, Verona Stone . • Not in picture: Marsh. , Jean Poston, Mary Frances • ' �00 ra Max l'o ~t on , • .!err) low•'lll, Wwll:ii CI.! Dun w.h oe , ~ a J.~t .1 n ••••••••....•.••.••.•.•. Bud ly ; r•,-,fA: l • �• ashington Trip ---· (First rew, left to ri&at): Harry Atki nson, ~alcol~ Haselden, Jerry Pewell, Max Pes t on, D. w. Stone, Leree Stene, Jean Beatwright, Nelson Davia, John Tayler, Thirrel Altsan, David v. Creel, Gordon Altllan. (Second rew): Paantella Alt~an, Marr ElizabetA Eaddy, Elizabeta Pr•sser, Henrietta Barfield, Miriam TAompson. (Third rew): Brice Gas t er, A&gie Jean Posten, Iva · Reid Haselden, Louise Poston, Mr. H. M. ? loyd, Mrs. R. Leo Carter, Sparkle ~ il e s, Mary Travis Tedd, Pearline J oye, Fanni e Lee Tao mps on, Legette Eaddy. �• • • • • • Assistant Di etician----------- - -- •.1r s . o. L. Prosser Assistan t D 1et1cian-- - ----- -- ----- ~~a . D. E. Abrams Diet1cian - ------ --- ----- - ------- - ---- ~rs. A. J . Cox • • • • Cafeteria ��i I Conch • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • tain 1;! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • u1 .1.n It • lor •• • oe .. t tn.in • l .l Jo , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ...u • • .... • .... , ..- . • , c • • rti • I • _ , J nn n , • • • ...• e • • • • t. ach 1 e c X, "' • .. stEJr . 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Do Nowt J. H. A. Officers Hot Shott ,, Now Blow 11, • ....... ·• ... • Wash1.ngton Sunsh1ne On the job (janitor} • "The Old Gang" • '" Baby,,Altman • • J: H. A. Initiates (1949) Going to the State Fair • At the Beach Snapshots Two old maids � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gold and Black Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Yearbooks tell stories not only about people, but the places, culture, and fashion of the time. The first edition of the Gold and Black was produced in 1939. Several classes did not produce yearbooks, including 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1951, 1952, 1953, and 1954. Browse all available digital copies below. 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