https://johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/d30cd2a9e544e63370013cfbad90cac5.pdf 37123c67c619979a957a6b51eafef2db PDF Text Text ��THE G0 L D ;.\ f-1 D BL ;.\ CK YO LU1W2 YEAR BOO K TWO OF J OH NSON V ILLE H IG H FREDERICA RICHARDSON WILM.A RUTH HASELDEN -- -- THE SC HOO L EDITOR , IN ,CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER �-r J I r' r~ BOOK 'l ;-\ D;\\ J1'1 JS T R;-\ TJ0 l'I 2 ~;j xrH .!:.El JCS .4 ;-\Cr J y rr IE s �In roc of,niti on of her sympathetic interest and unselfish efforts in our behalf , vie , the Class of 1940, respectfully d e dicate this , the 1940 volume of the GOLD AND Eli.CK , to our sponser, Miss Mar y Sue Carter. �,I I 'I I, /' ,. • ~ "'·T ' ------~ ___ "" ____:~ �9 Hasold(Jn Eaddy Mons BOARD OF TRUSTEES V. 0 . Eaddy , Cho.irmnn W. H. Meng, Clark D. B . Haselden -4 0 �r' f' J-\ r1u ~_, LT,r SUPERINTENDENT : H . M. FLOYD Floyd HIGH SCHOOL : Mr . L. s . Brice , Pr in cipal Miss Mary Sue Carter IV Miss Ruth Williamson Miss Lois Ghent Hr . W. J. Lani;ston IV Mr . •;J • H. Jordan GRA irlMAR SCHOOL : Mr . P . L . Barrett , ... Princi pa l Miss Pansy Truluck R Miss Eun i ce Quinn Mrs . E . S . Stoddard /iJ Miss Kutherino Cannon Ji) Miss Mar5ue ri to Boyd Mis s Ne ll Turbeville �,..;--,.. �-, ,. CJ E l'I J 0 Altr.lD.n r< Dowdy Dunahoe s ROSA NELL ALTMAN • • • Basketba ll , ' 38, School Flashes . 1 39 , 1 40 •• •Ar t Edi tor , J OHN DOWDY ••• Basketball, ' 40 . HENRY WILL DUNAHOE •. • Ci r culation manag e r, School Fla s hes. �l'I J 0 Budd in Hearn Johnson BARN IE HAY l'UDDIN ••• Transfe r from Turbe ville Ri ch School . BERNARD HEAf•i~ • • , S e cr e t ary , F . F . A . , VICTOR JOHN SOH , •• Bask .:: t bo.1 1 , 1 39 . 1 3 7 ••• Bnscbo.11 . �Haselden Huf)gins Hyder WILM1-\ RUTH HA5ELD£N Bus iness Manager , Gold and Black • • • Editor, School P l ashes ••• Miss "H i gh Miss 11 • • • Bet o. ., . Dramatic Clubs • •• Bas k e tba ll, 1 37 , ' 38 , ' 3 9 , ' 40 . ELIZABETH HUGGINS •• • Secretar y , Senior Class ,, .Se cretary, Beta Club . , . Dramatic Club • •• Production Manag e r , Gol d and Black . J . L . HYDEH • • • Baske tball , ' 39 • •• Vice President , F, F . A ., ' 37 . �l'-1 j 0 Lanclcy Lann inc Meng HORAC E :U.NG LE."Y • •• MI LDA LANN ING • • • Honor Student . DELLI\ DEJ\.NP. ?.-!EllG • • • Art Editor, Gold und Black • •• Secre t ury , Drama tic Club ••• Che e rl e ader •• Be t a Club ••• l,fa id of Honor , 1 39 •• •• • Spoed - o - sc opis t, School Flashes , 1 39 �,. "' E l'I J 0 0 1 quinn Pross 1.1 r Ri>.lcy s DOROTHY 0 1 QUI NN Bas k <..tbo.ll, 1 38, 1 39 , 1 40 • • •Associate.: Busin ess Mo.no..;t.r , Gol d a nd Dlnck ••••• May Qu c on Att endant , 1 39 •• Drar:w.t ic Club . AHLINGTON PP.OSS ER • • • H1'. RRIETTE RALEY ••• May Queen , 1 39 ••• Assoc late Edi t or , Schoo l Flo.she s ••• Botn ••• Dramat ic Club . �l'I J Rawl·in.'._jS 0 Richardson Taylor s SUE RA'\ LINGS • •• Cheerleader •.• President , Dramatic Club • • • Beta Club . • , Fun Editor , S chool :Flash es ••• Mn:r Day Attendant, 1 38, 1 39 . PREDEHIC A RICHARDSON , , , President, S0nior Class •.. Prusidcnt , Beta Club , , , Rcproscntativc in D, A . R . Contest, ' 40 ••• Vice President , Drama tic Club , 1 39 ••• Reporter , S chool F l ash es ••• May Day Attcndant, 1 38 , ' 39 •••• Basketball , F. A. TAYLOR • • • Baseball , 1 38 , 1 39, 140 , �Stone McDaniel Tay lor IRBY STONE •• . Baseball , ' 37 , • 38, ' 39 , l< c tbn.ll •.. Tr ack . 1 40 ..... I3as - 1 40 . ELSIE McD;1.NIEL • • • Class Poet ••• Bs.ske t ba l l, c.;.m;OLL Tf,YLOR ••• Trt-asurc:r , Senior Class ••• President , Grudcs 8 , 9 , 1 0 ••• Presiden t , F . F . A . , ' 3 7 .. . District ;'iinnc r, P . F . A . Public Spc.:akine , ' 36 , 1 37 . , . Pr esident , Lite rary Society, ' 39 ••• Sports Editor , Schoo l Flashes , 1 40 , •. Sports Edi tor , Gold unc:~ Bl a ck ••• Class Attorney • • , Co Cnp t uin , Basketball, 1 37 - 1 40 •• , Captain , Baseba l l , 1 37 , ' 3 8 , 1 39 . �'raylor :oodbcrry Cart e r J;.CK TAYLOR Vi c e Prc..sidcnt , Senior Cl ass • . • Class IHstori nn •• • Treasur er , B<:..t a Club , 1 40 .... Tr cas urt.ir , F' . P . A . Chapt er , 1 37 •. Associet(: bus ine ss L1nn nccr , Gold and Black ••• Buscball . Captain, 1 37 , Basketball , 1 38 , 1 39 ' 4 0 ••• Dr amati c .... Bcta Clubs ••• As so cint c Adv ortisinc; Munac;or , 1 3 7 , So c ie t y Edi tor , 1 39 , Sports Edi t or, 1 38, School Plashes . �"7rrrr I "'"''It) , - <:, 'i(f~· ,,, - - - ) \,~ht-5).~il JulA~'Sl~Wi?)~r f ,," \~ ;7 ' -~) )' I I ,~..... 11-'J I._\ ~J - "'!'~(\~~"'' ~!; 1 c\1'"1:::1~ i r- ' J7 ~ J \;./_ ) y-1--? ___ '_ .....-r•~ "\'.? \t• '\?\-, (' -- ' 11 Calling all children aze six l Call i ng all child r en El[:)e six 111 These wo r ds were announced fro1:i. the J. S . Broad casting station in 1 29 . The announcer was Mr . Erskin S, Stoddard . Answering his call were th ree of our present seniors : Mi l da Lanning , Wilma Ruth Haselden and Elizabeth Hui;&ins . They were g iven tryouts under the cuidanc e of Miss Marie Sno~·1den . When in 1930 the call for pupi ls to again as semble £or classroo1:i. work was b r oadcast these t h ree pupils found a new teacher , Miss Mar y Wall , and a new class;,w.te, Arlin:;t on Prosser . In the fall of 1931 we were summoned to bec;in our school work under Mi ss Vivian Taylor ' s super vision . After a vacation that seer.ied al l too short 1 we heard the call for fourth g r ade pupils and soon f ound ourselves be~innini,; our work in 1932 with Mrs . E . S. Stoddard as our able instructor . Sitting by our radio in S eptember of 1933, we he ard t he announcer say , 11 Callinz all fifth g rade pupfl\~' ils ' . Calling all fifth g rade pupi ls 1 Miss Myrtis Ii~~~~ Baker, te acher t 11 We could hardly reaiize that it was time to be back in 3Chuol but we were soon hard a t work and delighted to have a new membe r, F . A . Taylor Heeding the call of our announcer , we turned our steps schoolward in 1934 to be t;:reeted by t hree new sixth g rade pupils: Della Deane Merig , Dorothy 0 1 qu inn and Irby Stan~ . Under Mrs . Lula Eaddy ' s wise l eadership we complet ed the sixth g rade. �11 S chool time . School t i1:ie l 11 Yes , the announcer again i n 1935 warned us that school ti me was here , so with books in our a r ms we h urried off to f i nd Miss Pansy Truluck g reeting the sevent h g r ades . Wi th a thrill of expectation ming l ed with dread we heard Johnsonville Hie;h Sch ool ' s new superi n t en dent , Mr . H. M. Floyd , announce the open - of school in September, 1936 . Havint; looked forward to this d ay we could only wonder if we \"/ere real ly prepared for t he wor k that lay ah ead of us . However , with the help of Miss Datt Nichols on , Miss Emma Frances Pays i nt;er , Mi ss Mildred Smith , Mr . J. '1' . Saunders and Mr . W, O. Lloyd ad justed ourselve s and comp l e ted !~~ef~~~;i ~~~rH~ie~~b~r=~~~~;aw~~~har~~~~~n~u~s Rawling s , Ma tti a Bello \'J oodberry , Henry \'• ill Dt.ma hoe , Horace La n cely, J a ck Taylor , Ca rro l l Tayloy , and Berno.rd Hea rn . In 193? we were s lad to welco!:le Rosa Nell Altman as one of our number. Our instructors that year v1cre Miss Mary Sue Carter, Miss Gladys Pate , Mr . L. S . Brice and Mr . W. B. Norv1oort . ~ At:;nin in 1938 uhen we resuucd our school work, we found ano t her nevi classma t e , J. L. Hyder . We c a rried on our cla ssroom wor k and other a ctivitie s this yea r unde r the leadership of Miss Ll e•:tellyn \'i illiai:1s, Mifls J acque lyn S E.aGl e , Mi ss Allie Strick l e n , t.1r . L. S . Bric e , i\Ir , P . L. Ba rrott ond Mr . H. M. Flo~,rd . 1 11 Last c a ll for t he class of 1 940 l La st cu l l for t he clnss of 1940 111 This bro~dc o st in 1939 b egan ou r los t y ea r of hii;h s chool work u n d er the d irec t ion of Miss i.fary Su e Ca rt e r , Miss Ruth Willi amson, Miss Llewellyn Wi lliams, Mr. H . M. Floyd and Mr. VJ . J . Lant,;ston . r;hcn t he r adio broo.d c ::.sts tho n ows of the g r ad u a tion exercises of the cla s s o f 1940 our work at Joh nsonville will b e conpl c t cd . To those teachers who hllV(.: so untirinb lY l o b ored with us we offer our si n c e re thanks , hop in3 t ha t t he s u ccess we atta in 'v'1 l l be proof of our oppr oc i n tion . Jack Taylor �~·~:ieJt&it~~of->r~:, ,, "' h " - -j/', >-/'i '\>r: '1i1u)iJ.l(;:, ·y 1:.">(fwi ;;1· i) 1 ~:~J)t~~j;co~~::.<~~:·;~:~;.,,~~~!70,-~ It L:1 1950, Since g raduating fror.i. Joh nsonville Hi gh S choo l, I have taken a studio in New York and hove been teaching expression. It is seven- thirty and r,iy last pupil has just gone , I hav e decided to spend a quiet evening before the fire, just thinking . Pull ing up a c ha ir , and sitting down , my eyes fall on r.ty school annu a l , r eceived ray senio r year at Johnsonville Hi gh . Turning through it I see l?rederica Richardson, who was editor - in- chief , This book must have been a good advertisenent for Q her, because hse is now connec t ed with the Carol!ni{ "'j Eng~a~~~g s;~~p~~~; with her, is J ack Taylor , now ... head of the Ch ei;1istry Depa rtment at Duke Univer sity . By co i ncidence I turned to another class ... r,mte , Wi l na Ruth Hase lden, who teaches Home Ec o no raic at Agnes Scott. Next is Bernard Hearn . I vmnder what he is doing ? Oh yes, he 's running for the United State s ' Senate and nuking campaig n spe e ches ! Harriette Rnley ., I know th a t you are h a ppy in the foreign fie ldn with h i m, ev en though you are so far away from h one and friends . l~fi~~ I wonder what nll that buzzing is I hear ? Oh , 1t 1 s l! 4 CJ ~'~~t i~n t~:r~li~~; bi~n~;~i~~o; 11 ~o~~:~~~g ~:ii~~3 lDui l:--llL\111•• remember now , he is in t he g over nment serv ice. Milda Lanning has a l a r g e plantation hor.ie and we lcomes a ll stray cats which come her way . The l a3 t tine I heard from h er , she had forty - five and still had ro ora for r.iore . There is in Marlboro County a few mi les fron the court house a larg<:: a nd at tractive home . The sheriff. Henry Will Dunahue 1 lives here and between raids he is a s uccessful farner . �I seem t o see Sue Rawlings as a very busy woman . A !lrt of the clay is spent in her office on upper Broad p.y where she conducts an in terior decora t ing f'irr.i. in h.O g reat city. The r es t of t he day is spent i n a µngalow in Jersey City where a tired newspaper mun bmcs hone at night . In the distance I sec n sta tely hospital , 'i,:hy I bo eve t he doctor is Ba r nie Ray Budd in l And his assis ~nt , John Dowdy . Della Deane Meng attcncl.cd Colur.1bia College f or t wo oars . Then there c aHe along one who seemed to po ssess i.e same high ideals and dignity as she, Now in the ir :)me , pea ce and ha ppiness dwell . I f lnd myse lf in n lo.rsc un i VE;rsi t y and there I see a rroll Taylor who is athleti c di r e ctor . There Elsie, I' 11 let you s mil e at me for a f ew mines , while I punch the fire . It 1 s burn inb low . _ I al iJ.ys knew that Elsie McDaniel liked the country, and ure enoui;h , she has a bcci.utifu l house in South Car ~ Co;";ling ba ck to the clty I find F . A . Taylor and Ii-by ttonc conducting a very succes sful 11 bus " servic e in ~hnsonvillc • . In tho n ea t est lit tl e homo , almost Dutch - like for it ' oc tn ess , Arlington Prosse r lives . Everything is in i t 1 lace; even t he husband knows where he belone;s • There is J • - L. Hyder telling nbou t hi s latest p ictur hi ch cr eated such a sensa ti on this yc c;. r . I think I shall t une in t he radio and Cnjoy a little usic while I finish looking at my annual ·. Some ona is laying a violin . How strang e that r:iy eyes shou l d be' cs tint; on ;.!ab Woodbe rry's pi c ture , whi l e my cars a r c i st cnin~ to her music over the rnn.:l o t Ho r a c e Langley has lived the life of n r.18. rri ed nan :; in c e the niGht af t er his ;_;raduation . ]~::;;~;JI Rosa Ne ll Altr.mn , the VJittiest g irl in our class, is ·~ii;~i.iiii~ l•ITTP~V.-ii!~~t~~t~~c a!o~ ~~~c~~s~~;r;r~;~~c~f ~~~r~t~;~~! c!;e Re - ' ~ 1 .,_J>..A'l!J&na~~c~~~i~~~t b~n~~r i~r;u;i ;o~~;r h~~~~~ pic tur es is DorJ;i~·Ml·~~~ - hy 0 1 quinn . She has hc:r M. A . decr ee in Education a nd • s now a recre a t ional leader . r ev~r~io~~u~~ :~~~a1;ya~fn!~~!t~; . myV:~a~~~· sc;t~~;~d s ~~~ V ~ga~~~gf t~~~~ ~~c~l~t~~~~s ~ut T~~c~i~~ch~~s b~~~~d l~;~: f c lose my studi o and go to r,ry apa rtrilcnt , still thinkin1 my clas sma t es . Elizabeth Huswins �r-y-r-,.,,.,,r.,,rrrr c... ::: _-;-·. .:.... -:- .'.'. =·(S--==~;.;;~~7.:..,,..,)'\"- {~"'· c--;: fl -.-- ~=-J. r ·-1 1l ~C~ls·1~,S lNil1 \(,BJ =·- ~ - ~~ 7?~~;~ d ·_~-:) ' j . .q<;v 9 '··~ 'i ~'fj"J .YL' We , tho class of 1940 , of J ohnsonville Hi,;h Schoo l, county of Florence , state of South Carolina , being of sar.1e r:lind and sound body , realizing that our hioh school career is ne a ring; the end, utter thcs words be fore we depnrt fron this life, hereby declaring this to be our last will a nd t e stament . Si gned and sc a led this twentieth day of April 1940 . 11 my I io~~~;i~~~~t~~~~r~ e~i~~r~~y F~;;!n~~d S~~~~~gth ~J I , John Dowdy , do hereby will nnd beque n th to Robert Turner 11 my basketball uniform . 11 I , Arlington Prosser, do hereby will and bo queath to Jennie Mac Altm.o.n , 11 my quiet disposition 11 in Miss Ca r ter 1 s En0lish Class . 5' _,I l I , Milda Lannin.; , do hercby will and bequeath 11 111y plnce in Eleventh History Clo.ss 11 , to be equally di 1i::;;=;;::t-1• vidid between Lillie: Belle Lan;;oly, and Lillian Stonc . lfip~jiiiiii ~ ~ I , Della Deane Mont; , do herc'tly Vlill and bcqueuth to Mary Loe Keefe , 11 ray ability to do things nnd ge t by \·Ji th them . 11 I , Irby Stone, do hereby will and beque a th t o John Dunal100 11 r»y friendshi p with Mr . Floyct 1: I, Horace Lan g cly, do hereby will and bequeath t o Ken Haselden 11 my p lac e at short sto p . 11 Jl\Y~'\' �I , Hatti e Bol1c ',';bodb9rry , do ·h-c.roby wi ll and be- : q ueath to J ohn Dunahoe 11 LJ.y f r iendship wi t h Mr . Fl oyd . I , Elizabeth Huggins , do hereb y will and bequeath to i nni e Weav er 11 my stoutness 11 • I , Jack Tayl or , do hereby will and bequeath to John Dunahoe 11 my number ton slippers. 11 I, Henry Dunahoe , do h er eby will and bequeath to alter i'lillis 11 my frequent trips to Mr. Floyd ' s office . ev~~ ~:~~i~e~arin:u~~~~ht~~ 11 ~ereby will and bequeath to I , Dorothy 0' quinn, do her eby will and bequeath to lorence S t one 11 my place us being the most r:.1ischieviou~ irl i n the eleventh g rndc . 11 I , F . A. Taylor , do hereby will and ,_,"'nuoa t h to Jo eph S t one 11 my baseball uniform . 11 I , Victor Johnson, do her eby wi ~ l nnd bequeath to ivings ton Bishop 11 my expression , ' 1You Want To See Me? 1 I , Elsie McDanie l , do her eby wi l l and bequeath to Mar y Lee Keefe , '1 my place on the Baske t - ball t eam . 11 I , Wi lma Rut h Haselden , do hereby wi ll and bequeat h I!~~~~ to Virgilina Eaddy 11 :r.iy place as guar d on the Basket ball team . 11 �~-I I, Carroll Taylor, do hereby will and bequeath to Livingston Bisho p " my a bility to entertain the girl ' s with jokes . 11 I, Bernard Hearn, do hereby will and bequeath. to Eo.ddy Creel 11 my desire for cutting up ,i n school.'' I , J . L . Hyder, do hcrolly will and bequeath to J. W. 0 1 quinn 11 my desire for chewino gum 11 and talking to c;i rls in school and al so my ability to g et by with it . I , Rose Nell Atlman , do hereby will and bequeath to Sarah Altnan 11oy witt y expressions 11 and 11 my ability to keep noisy at u ll tir.tcs . 11 I , Sue Rawlings , do hereby wi ll and bequeath to Genova Altman 11 my love for Ynnkecs 11 and n r,1y late dates Carroll Taylor , Class Attorney. �r' Q 0E1'1JOJ'\ SUPE~L,i.\"fJY fS Most dependablc. boy •• ,., •••••••••••• Ca rroll Tayl o r Most dependable ,:;i rl •. , •• , ••• •F r ederica Richard s on Cutest boy ., •• •. • ••••• ••..•. ••• , .•.• , .• J a c k Taylor Cutest t;i r l ••.• • • . • , .• • •••.•.• .•• , .Dor othy 0 1 qu1 nn Friendliest boy •••••.•••••. • • •••• , •• Victor Johnson Friendliest boy ., ••.•..••••••• Prcde r ica Ri chardson Neatest boy ., •. . .. , ..•• ,., , . ••. ••• , • • •• J a c k Taylo r Neatest 3 irl • • ,, •• •• •• •••••••••••• Do llB. Dt:ano Meng Most conceited boy ••••• •• , ., ,, , ••••.•• J. - iio"'Hyd e r Most conce i ted c ir l., .•.... . ....•• Del l a Deanei Meng ·.~ ittics t boy .. . ...... ... ... ............ , F, A . TaYlor ·.v ittiest Girl •••••••.••.. • ... • , •. .••• • sue Rav1line;s Bost nll - round boy •• •.. •• ••.• . , ••••• Ca rro ll Taylo r Best all - round (; ir l •.. . • •••••• Frederica Richardson Laziest boy •• • • ., .. ... . ..•••••••• . •• • •• •• John Dowdy Laziest G irl ,. ~ • . • • , .•• • •••• • • ,. ~ •• Harri etta Rul ey Most athletic boy • .• . ••.....•• • • •••• Carroll Taylor Most athletic Girl • • •• •• .• • ; • •••• , Rosa Nell Altman Most timid boy ••••••••.•••.••• ~ •• • •• Horace Lanc ley Most timid c; irl .•••.. • •••••••. , ., •••• Milda Lanning Bi gg est bluff' •• •. •• •• . ••• . • , .•• ,•-• ••• Bernard Hearn Bigo;est b luff •. •• •• • . . . • •.. .. .•• • ••. , , Sue Rawlings Most intellectua l •......•. • . , .•.• . ••• • , Ja ck Taylor Most intollectual. •• • ••••• , .. • •Vii.lr.w. Ruth Ho.s olden Dest lookinr; boy •• • .. • . . ...• . ~ · •• •• •••• Jack Taylor ·~~~iiiii Best look i n t; Gir l. •• • , ..•••••• , . • • , Dorothy 0 ' quinn II ~iost likely to succe0d •• • , • •..• ~ • . .••• , J ack Taylo r 31ost likely to succeed, • • .•• ~ , F r ederica Richardson I~!~! Most sentlcrn.an - lik£: • •• • • ••• .••• .••.•.• • Jack Taylo r I! Most lady - like; •• .••••• • ...•• , • •• ,., . Elsie McDanie l Mo st tallcat lvc boy •• , •.. , • .. ,., .•• • • • Bernard Hearn Most talkative :_:i rl, ••• , ••• •• , •• ;.. , Hnrriette Raloy Most nischiovous boy •• • • , . • • ••• •• .•• ,, Ber nard Hearn Most iJ.ischievous c irl . , •• , , , ., ••••• Dorothy 0 1 quinn Most popular boy •••• •••• ••••••• • , ••• Car roll To.ylor Most popular c; irl •• •• . • , ..• •• • , ••• De l la Deane Meng valuable qoy •••• • •• • •• •••• ••••• Ca rroll Taylo r valua b l e ,sirl •• • ••.. • • , •• Frede r ica Richardson ��Ju~1 Te~cheJ 0 Home Room Mr • rl . J. Lang ston Lanc;ston Ge nova Altman , Ha z el Altman Jennie Mae Altman Mayo Altman Living ston Bishop , Aline Bolynn John H. Chand ler • Eadd y Cree l , Eunice Denn is , John Dunahoe Wilson Evans Dorothy Hal!lloiond , Larue Haselden Dorot hy Hu;,::;hes •Mary Lee Keefe , Gol den Hughes , Alli da Lambert Li lli e B. Lang ley Carrie Owens , Henry Powell , Zoland Prosser , Lillian Stone Eleanor Thomas Lyra Thompson Al ,6eria Hanna Minnie Heaver Haselden , \'!alter Willis , Kilborne Haselden / Carolyn Kelley Lizzie Dae Altman 1 Dever ��~ Hol'.tle Room Teachers: Miss Lois Ghent Mr . L. s. Brice Ghent Brice • Willie Altman Na tha Lee Grier Vennie Hanna Gennette MontGomery Dorothy Pas ton Frances Powell Verlene Pross er Florence Stone Olli e Mae Thomas Bi lly Altman Francis Altman Sweenie Lee Altman fJ Clifton Baxley Willie Benton J . W. Eaddy Ken Haselden ~ ~~~~~~ ~itfi~; Vern ie Stone ..e Sarah Altman Elnora Cox JJ Eris Hanna Velia Lewis Virt_;inia Munn Eliza Jane Powell fJ Doris Stone Dal ton Altman _o . L . Avant )9- ~~~ec~:~i~ ·:a1son Gasterf.' Jack Be rt Hanna fJ Lloyd Joye IJ John D . Mil ls Buster Ruff J. \'i . 0 1 quinn Herman Pas ton Cleland Tanner Ii) Robe rt Turner Fu rman Powell Clarance Willi s ��Home Room Teache rs : Miss Ruth Williamson Mr . W. H . Jordan ".!l illiamson Jordan Paul Altman Uurrel Altman Felscia Altman Anna Blackwell Joe Cribb S. B. Chandler Emmie Bell Eaddy Thomas Furches Gladys Gaster Lila Ruth Gaster Ilene Hanna Herbert Hanna Ernest Huggins Robert Lewis Edna McAlister Raymond Mathews Evelyn Net t l e s Paul Poston \"lillie Lee Powell Cullen Pross er Ruth Stone Ella Mae Thompson Ashton Venterp Elmore Lewis Pearline Altman Louis ei Cox Vire;ilene Eaddy Elizabeth Hanna Lula Bel l Hanna Doris Haselden Ul dine Poston Lois Huggins Natalee Ri chardson V:llrg inia Rogers Edith Stone Daniel Altman Rutherford Baxley Bust()r Hanna Zuel Hanna Laurie Hu3hes Bill y King Ben v;es ley Lamb ert John Powers H . M. Prosser Virgie Prosser J oseph Stone Randolph ·:a111s �SEVENTH TEACHER: PAUL L . BARRETT G R ;.\ D Barrett ·E He.rr~i Lee Bass Lafoy Cr ibb Joe Evans Hudson Owens Ul ysse s Poston Ollie Powell Veda Eaddy vaibur weaver Elsi e Evans Mi rlam Evnns Annie R . Fennell Clara L . HUggins Ul me r S. Hughes Ul d ine Hur.,phri es Thelna Baxley Elizab eth Bryant Joan Bryant Cla ire creel Lou Al ice Cribb Eloyre Dona hue Mary E · Po ston Eve lyn Powall Mar y J . Powell Li llie s . Powell Ma rie Shine Caroline Willis Vi r ginia Wil lis Harve y Prosser James A · Taylor Nan To.ylor Sar.rue l Turner Elton Vente r s Mary E · Johnson Zula M. Jowers F r ances Kirby �SJXTH TEACHER : MISS PANSY TRULUCK .c: Truluck Me rril Abrams G R r\ D ..... Julia Hanna El ton Baxley Harold Hu g hes F r a nk Bl ackwe ll Junior Howell Louise Browder Ruby Jowe rs Argyll Bryant Otis McAlis ter Janie cox Eugene McCracking Ma ri Dennis MB r g;ar et McDaniel Violet Dunahoe Ruby Mae Powell Lucy Dean Eaddy Virgini a Powell Everlyne Evans J . t. Pos ton Charles Haselden Irene Richardson Lil a Ruth Haselden Mary Virgi nia Tor.1linson �FJFlH TEACHER : MISS EUNICE Q.UINN Malvin Dennis Janes Dunahoe Harold Eaddy Verline Cribb Gary Hanna Louise Dunahoe Gerald Joye Ethel Evans David Mathews Dorothy Gaster Easson Mccrackin Maha le Gaste r Earl Dean Miller Frances Harrelson J . D . Poston Annie Lee Joye J. D. Powe ll Betty Joe Poston R· E . Powell Dama.rys Poston John Thor.ms Marge.re t Tanner Joe Venters Jewel Baxley �TEACHER : MH S • E. S • S~ODDARD Stoddard ~ - l.,.. • ~~ f f. : • ~ ,·,,,•.~~'it - c • ·"-·' -7:. ••• ~ : - • It • ~ I f '1 ; •• •'f"·t· ;'f •" ...... '11~ ,... n t -"' Euldine Abrans Beelah Barnhill Willa Dean Browd er Co r a Lee Cribb Jessie Mae Evans Helen Harrelson Dorothy Howell Frances Huggins Ida Kirven Evelyn Lewis Mary C . Mi ller Lula Jo McDaniel Nellie Poston Elise Powell Ka tie Powell Lillie Belle Sp rin gs Minnie Thor,ias Louise Tomlinson Nanieth 'l'anner Hansel Abrams O· D. Altraan Do r ris Baxley ""--=~ Ray Bryant Harry Bo Cox Ga rland creel Lindford Creel John H . Creel Wilson Dennis Finis Evans vander Hanna Elliott Haselden Ervin Haselden Will iar.1 Johnson Na than Howell Joe Husbands Louis Joye ?<I G. D· Poston John T. Powell N . B . Rogers Harvey Stone Wayman Tanner Martin L · Vente r s Thomas Kirven · earl Powell �TEACHER : MISS KATHERINE CANNON Cannon Henri et ta Barfi e ld Car r ie Jean Bellflowe rs Be t ty Jean Cox Ma r y Cree l Rosa Lee Graho.r:! Mar ion Hannah Iva Reid Ha se l den Pearline Joye Annie Wi lson Joye Lou ise Poston ~11ria1.1 Pos ton Ozelee Powell Dor o t hy Tanner Lucil e Tanner Louis e Wall Mild red Wis e Thalme r Abrams Gordon Altman Ser.n;;.ie Blackwe ll Buddy Cree l Jal".les Hase lden Ma l col r.1 Haselden Lenair Hughes Frank Ma·the ws J , o. Powell Ri chard Powe ll D . w. Stone Hil ly Joe Tho1:1as Buck Venters Nor rm n Ven ters Harry Gr a har.1 The odore Baxley �G R TEACHER : MI SS MARGUERITE BOYD _;..\ D E Marg i e L . Abrar.is Christine Baxl ey Ester Haselden Bonnie F . Bellflowers Ii> Wayne Lar:1be rt ,..e Jane t Eaddy J • D. Lanning Renn Howell J . B. Powell Lucy J oye Tor.cle Rog ers Sop hie Ann Ma tthew s Bud Tanner Lu ci lle McDaniel Charles Tanne r Wi l na Stone Hugh Ta nner Verona Stone Walte r Thomas Sare. Tonlinson Sa r a B. Powell Not t Altman Sa r.1 Dennis Li ncoln Cribb E t he ridge Mccra ckin 0- He r b e r t Ha rre lson .kJ �r' J r:; ,., J' J \ .) -r G R TEACHER : MISS NELL TURBEVILLE D Turbeville Carolyn Ard Geneva Avant Betty Barfield Genevieve creel Susie Cribb Annie L · Dennis Thera M. Dennis Me redith Dennis Me ttie Gr aham Ruby Hanna Vera D . Haselden Beatrice Joy Pearline Poston Clarissa Powell Edna Powell Ge raldine Powell Hazel Powell Luvenia Powell Zula Powell Roberta Redfern Al ic e Rhames Ernestine Rhai;1es Lucille Prosser McNanee Lambert Lucille Stone J , w. Coker Charles cox Cerni th Cribb John E . Cribb Geo r ge Dennie James A . Donahue ;.\ E Jack Bryant George Graham Wallace Donahue Billy Eaddy Johnnie Eaddy J . W. Fennell John Huggins David Hughes Bobby Langley Albert Poston Edward Tanne r Bernie Venters Van Powell Buddy G. Wise 'Fil Earline Creel El ton creel Muarel Miller John Powell Jack Mc Daniel Edgar Mccracken h Willie N. Miles Annie E . Poston Carol Bryant ��INSTANC E:S TO BE RBMEMBERED Tipoff ••• the game is on, p fror.1 goal to goa l the ball noves swif t ly •• • For a brief electric nonent whil e the stands ho l d ti:._;ht, the new tan ball is shifted f r on one player to another • •• Suddenly i t bounces ••• zig- zagging ••• straightarn1ng a path to t he goal ••• The gaue i s on • • • Basketball , the grande st gane of then all . Pl easant Hill •• 21 -- Johnsonville •• 17 Flashes slow at getting off ••• Guar ding l oos e ••• Sh ots inaccurate ••• Second hal f faster . Panplic o •• 17 , 19-- Joh nsonvil le •• 27, 27 Flashes lead at half ••• Taylor gets six point s f ra:1 center ••• Fl ashes rally , while Panplic o slm;1ps in fina l quo.r ter . . . Hannah • • 23 -- Johnsonville •• 25 Flo.shes rack up points in fir st ha lf ••• Weaken in second ••• But visitors unable to overcone lead . Cowards •• 15 , 18-- Johnsonvillo •• 31 , 55 Two easy victo rie s ••• Bishop hot ••• Subs show up well ••• s ubs play pract ically o.11 s ec ond gane . �Olant a •• 17 ,.24 , 31 -- Johnsonville •• 16, 27 , 22 ~ Ol ant a. takes f' l rst •• • Footba ll ••• Of'f'icial enjoys cnllin t trnvelini:; • •• Olanta guards closely ••• J'vill e wins second Tanner ba c king up f'or long passes . Evans loose under t:ne i;oo. l., . Sweet r evenge •• , Olanta ta kes t hird f'or upper di trict title ••• Flashes off' , •• Bishop ge ts his usual 18 poin t s , •• You c an 1 t keep n cood lilan down . ~~~s~!c~~ · ~~ ~~;;J~~n;~~;~l~~it:: : B~;hop runs loose • . t ~~~~r t~~~;hg~~d ~now -bircJ.s . ·. Team shows improvement •.• • r Timr.1onsville •• 21 , 28 -- Johnsonville •• 10 , 46 Pirst to Timmonsville ••• J 1 ville has bod nioht • •.• Refer blind to holding • . • nouen ••• Flashes get revense . • . Rou~h v ncss stopped ••• Thrillins .;n1;1c • •• T 1 ville trails all the way . Elim • • 28 , 24 - - Johnsonville .• 34 , 26 Two more for Flashes • • , Both close ••• 0 1 quinn finds bas l{et •• • Se cond (;O.r:1e nip and tuck • • • Plashes weaken on out door cour t . . • Lvcn terms ••• Evans ' cri p , Taylo r' s long one . \ . Victory . Tans ~ • • 22 -- Johnsonvillc • • 18 Wcll - fou3ht ga:ne ••• Final score tied ..• Visitors mkc ex tro. period pay off . QUINTET i<'INISHES '1\' ITH GOOD S!Y.SON R:'.:COhD squ~~~i~~!n~o~~e i~~~~~~d w~;~i~l;o~~~h~~v~~of~~~i~n~~~ ·-~~~~ for tho Class B. title of the upper half of Distri c t Seven vii th Oluntn . the L~~;~.;!i~~ ~;;~~i1 w~~y~~~c~;e~l ~~~~~~~: c~;~~z i~~ playin5 season a captain is appointed for c e ch _;c.li1e i orde r that ec. ch p lnyer no.y serve in this posi tion of leadership . r �Quinn COACH: MISS EUNICE QUINN PLAYERS : Altua n , R, N., Woodberry, Keefe , Weaver, O 1 quinn, McDaniel, Hasel d en, Lru:1bert , ~!~if.;~:: If. 17 33 21 22 25 31 39 1~ 25 19 26 mm Ol anta Ol anta El in Elin Elin Tans Bay Hebron Br. Neck Hannah Cowards Ponplico Panp li co 16 13 21 15 17 15 20 24 28 8 21 30 16 19 40 23 26 20 14 18 37 32 20 13 Tir:unonsvilJ.e Ti n:.1onsvill e Pl easant Hill Pl easant Hill Pleasant Hill Cowards Geor cetown Georcetown Lake City Lake City Joh nson- J arvis Ti nnonsv ille 6 14 20 13 25 8 16 19 26 13 16 22 :nm �SEXTET WINS UPPER DISTRICT TITLE Display1nG t enr.twor k that her opponents couldn ' t solve , the Johnsonville sext et captured the championship of Upper District S even with a season 's record that saw then win 14 games, l ose 7 , and t ie i: on~ . Af'ter beginning t he s e ason in a r at:;ged way , the Flashes cl ooed up the weak spots, stren.:;thened the enti r e teaIJ, and .finished in the r;1oney . The sexte t suff e red its worst defe at early in the season when Hanna ga ined a f6urteen .. point victory in a game in which Johnsonville , p laying slowly and v1ithout sp ir it, was never in the running . Handica pped by sor:1e odd decisions handed down by the HicJ.1 School Leacue distric t committee at the l ast of the season , the local girls were .forc ed to replo::y-- two c o.mes . Winning these handily , neve rtheless ,. t he tean asain claimed the upper district title. In ga::tes played between Johnsonville and Geo r L;etown to decide the winner of the entire di strict, the Winyah lassies won the first contest b y t ~o po ints . The f inal tilt a lso went to Georsetown by virtue of a success fu l fro e throw in the c los inc seconds of t he ga1J.e, the Plashes losing by one point . J ohnsonville won consol a tion honors in the an nua l Hemint;vmy ci r ls 1 tourney and p l a ced three p l ayers on the a ll-tourna1:1ent t ean . Ganes were won froiil Hebron and Pl easant Hill , but Brit tons ' Neck , the eventua l winner , upse t the F'lashes in t he second round . Gi rl s vlinnin,:; honors on the a ll-stnr teau were Rosu Uell J. ltr.w.n and Wilu.Ej. Huth Haselden , g uards , and Mary Lee Keefe , fo r ward . ~11.~ Rl~' ..-- �COi.CH : L. S • Bri ce PLl.Yi::.i.'.S : C.1 :r::oll T-:1:si J.o"r , C~pto.1n; Liv~n..;,s 1; on ·a1sr--op, ~- l t ~; rn: tc: Cz.;.pt o in; ;.:.:..yo :.ltw·s ., ~~1.: l "-.r.;". T::-.nnor, P . f.. . Tt:!.ylor, Ir.by Stone, '.'iilbur Weaver, Jack Taylor , Wilson Evans , Eaddy Cree l, Ken Haselden, John Dow~y . · "· BASEBi.LL RESUli$ 7 l 11 3 7 5 2 g 3 18 g Elilh~ , Olanta Timmonsv ill e Lake · City Elim Olanta Lake City ~ Tir.wonsville Indiantown Indiantown : .a wards 6 10 12 14 5 10 5 11 2 3 0 �'] j ') H -4 CJ Rawlint;s -- ------ D&~NE ,----------'----------- DELLA MENG SUE p,\ "LINGS -----·--------- ---------------------- �\ l D\YJQ D �.,.--,-.,,..-r T ,., r\ND EDITOR : FREDERICA RICHARDSON BUS INESS ~iA!IAGER : ... ILMA RUTH HASELDEN Barrett SPONSOR : PAUL L. Tu-'-..RRErT ART EDITOR., . DELLh DEnNE ?.!ENG SPORTS EDITOR •• • CARROLL '£.hYLOH PRODUCTION MGR ., . ELIZABETH HUGGINS AS S . BUSINES S MGR ... DOROTHY o•Qunrn ASS . BUSINES S MGR ... JACK TAYLOR �EDITOR ••• '.'HLMA. RUTH HASELDEN BUSINESS MANAGER •• • ELIZABETH HUGGINS SPONSOR : PAUL L . BARli.ETT ASSOC UTE EDITOR ••• HARRIETTE RALEY ART t:DITOh: , ••••• • • ~ ROSL NELL A LT Mr~n SPORTS EDI TOR ••••.•• , . Ct.RROLL TAYLOR FUN EDITOR ••• . • • ••••••• !.iINNIE ·;;EJ':.VER SOCIETY EDITOR ••••• , , ••• MAB WOODBERRY SPEED- 0 - SCOPI ST ••••••••• DELLA DEP. NE MENG �~I .s· El ;.\ PRhSIDENT • • • Carter FREDERICA RICHARDSON SPONSOR ••• LUSS MARY S . CARTER Secre,tary • • •Eli zabeth Huggins Treasurer • • • J ack Taylor Fr ederica Ri char dson Della Deane Meng Mab ·•rnodbury Jennie M, Al tman Sue RawlinG1l El eanor Thor.lB.s Harriette Raley Elizabeth HugL;ins Wi lma Ruth Haselden Vennie Hanna Sa r ah Al tmo.n J a c k Tnylor �PRESIDENT . , . SUE RA\i LINGS SPONSORS: MISS RUTH WILLiid.!SON MR . PAUL ~· Bf.RhETT S e cr e tary •• . D0lla Deane Menc Treasur e r ,• • • Elizab eth Hu ggins J . '."1. 01 quinn Elizab e th Hu gc ins Dorothy 0 1 quinn· Alg eria Hanna Doroth y Hamn.and Della Deane Menc ·;a 1ma Huth Has e lden Carolyn Kelly Mattie Boll Woodbury Allida Lamber t Su e Rawling s Minnie ~.v eaver ·.-,· 11son Evans Sarah Altman Virc ilin o Eaddy Aline Bolynn Natalee Richard son Elnora Cox Loia Hu;::;Gins Billy ..n tman Herman Poston, Jr . Elizabeth Hanna Jos £; ph Stone Robert Turner Hugh Cr e el Bi lly Einc l\cn Has e l d en �r' r. r\,\ . PhESIDENT ••• ROBERT TURNER MR . '.?i . H . 'JORDAN Vice - Pres i dent •• .E th c ll Hut;he s Secretu r y • • • Clarance ·:a llis Tr ea sure r ••• Ken Haselden Repo rt e r ••• Herun.n Post on Di c k Powell J. ·;1 . Eaddy Ethcll Hu271os J. '.'11 • 0 1 quinn Ve rnie Stone Ken Hase l den Clifton Baxley Robe rt Turner Hugh Cr oe l Cl arenc e Willis Lloyd Joy Sweenie L ~e AltmanHe r man Poston, Jr . Billy Al trnan O. L. 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Title A name given to the resource Gold and Black 1940 Description An account of the resource 1940 is the second edition of the Gold and Black yearbook for Johnsonville. All of the photos are hand-pasted into the document. This copy has been edited to enlarge and improve the original photographs. Any missing photographs were missing from the source document provided by Livingston "Bo" Bishop and his granddaughter, Heidi Bishop Dumm. Subject The topic of the resource Yearbook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Heidi Bishop Dumm and Livingston "Bo" Bishop