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�LIBERTY
�GOLD r\ND BL;-\CK
ANNUAL
PUBLICATION
OF
JOHf-ISOl'IVJLLE
SCHOOLS
1941
Volume rfh'l~e
LI VINGSTON
BISlioP •• : • ••• • • , •• EDITOR
RAY J , SHEREil
ADVISOR
EADDY
CREEL
ALIDA LAMBERT
MINNIE Wi::AVER
BUSINESS
STAFF
�f/dminfjfw.tion
{/laJjej
S7pmtJ
ffctiviti~j
· fl111?2'!. fiJ~mG:nf.J
�School Ca/enda'l
1940 - 1941
Sept. 4
Sept . 5
Oct . 16
Nov • 1
Nov . 21-
Paculty Meeting
Opening Of School Session
Selective Se1•vice Reg .
Gounty Fair Holiday
22 Than.l::sgiving Holidays
December 19
Dec .
Jan.
Mar.
Mar .
Apr . 18
Apr . 24
Apr. 25
l
Uay 2
I.Ia.y 5
May 18
I.lay 16
May 20
gay 22
May 23
i.iay
Christmas Program
20 - 30 Christmas Holidays
22 - 24 Pirst Semester Exams
7-8 Boys' Basl~etball Tournament
19- 20 - 21 S . C. Ed . Ass tn Conv .
Ju..>tior Class Play
Junior- Senior Banquet
Cour1ty Declrunation Contests
May Day E.."'Cercises
Field Day - Lake City
Com1ty Spellii.1.g Contest
Ba.cc . Ser:mon
Senior Exams Begin
Second Semester Exams
Seventh Gro.de Exorcises
Graduation Exercises
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[~dt_ca t ion
l o one
p'2hent
te-''21'1
wk) ha~ r? //IZ'! teen
and /;ouhj/)!, who ha.J-
an ex.ample oJ willn9ne~>
tr. j {!'l//f? /z,27 je!!owmon, we, the
cla# or} 41 dedt_ca_fq tlaf!. &ool
_;Wuj__ l:?/)th Wt!lwmjort_
�Alma
It 1 s in the east of Florence county
' Heath the
sl~ies
of blue ,
Where stands our noble Alr.m Mater
Glorious to view .
Let ' s lift the choru s , speed it onwar d ,
!lay 1 t never fo.il ,
Al l hail to tl1ce , our Alma I:a.ter ,
Johnsonville , all hail !
��MR . H. M. FLOYD
Superintendent
Ur. Ray J . Sherer
Principal & Mathematics
Miss Mary Sue Carter
English
Hiss Ruth W~ .. .!.ism.son
Commercial Subjects
Miss Jeanette Jones
French & History
Miss Mary Jane Costin
Science
Miss Mattie Trowell
Home-Economics
Mr . L . J . carter
Agriculture
Mr . K . C. Ronna
Seventh Grade & -coach
Mis s Pansy Truluck
Sixth Grade
Miss Erfid Vause
Fifth Gr.ade & Coo.ch
Y~ • ..;.E,.--:S .
~todda.rd
Fourth Grade
Mrs . Rema Taylor
Second Grade
Miss Nel l TU!:'beville
First Gra:ie
Mrs . Walter Poston
Librarian
TRUSTEES
J.f.r . D.B . Haselden
Ur. P . D. Poston
Ur. '.:: .H. Meng
Hr . -J . i·;. King
Mr . Linvrciod Hanna
BUS DRIVERS
11mcH ROOM CATERERS
Loree Stone
Sam Altman
Doward Prosser
Mr. Luth!: r Richardson
Mrs. Dacia ·Cox
Mrs . Mae Powell
Pu.rvuis Peter3on - Janitor
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(Left to Right)
Ba.ck Row : Mr. Sherer , Mathemat.ics and
Principal; Mrs . Stoddard, Fourth
Grade ; Miss Jones , French & His tory ; Miss Truluck , Sixth GraGle ;
Miss Vause , Fifth Grade;
Miss
Tr owell , Home Econo:mics ; Mr . Hanna
Seventh Grade and Coach.
Front Row: Mr . Carter, Agriculture ;
Miss Costin, Science ; Miss Vihe lchel , Thir d Grade; :Uss Williamson
Commerce; Miss Carter , English ;
Mrs . Taylo r, Second Grade; Miss
Turbeville , First Grade , and Mr. '
H. M. Floyd , Superintendent .
�HONO
��I:'..'1.ddy Creel. . . . • • Pr o~ident
\'/alter Hillis ••• Vice . Pres .
C~rrie
O•uens •. . , . Secretary
!.Uss Carter • . .• Class Sponsor
Ck.SS 1.:ar•ro
"The ropes of the past ring the bells
of the future"
Clans
Flm;er : Rose
Class Colors :
Garnet and Gray
�'f. rn ncd
11
.flltmn.n
To strive , t o seek, t o f'ind , but
not to yield 11
Baseball - ' 37, 139 , 139 ; Dramat !cs club - ' 38, t 39 ; Sports Editor of' GOLD AND BLACI:C, ' 41.
FRANCES
ALTMAN
-Altmar;
11
Build air castles - Bui ld founda -
tions unde r them' 1
:Basketball - ' 38 , 139 , 140 , ' 41; llember of' Glee Club 1 41; Juni6r Homema!.cers Association , ' 37 , 1.38 ; Staff'
School Flashes, '40, 1 41; Uay Day.at -
tendant, ' 38 , 1 41 .
GENOVA
ALTMAN
4/a ;el f!ee ..flitman
11
Converting stumbling blocks
stepping stones 11
into
Member of' Junior Homemake r' s Assooio. tion , 1 37 , 1 38j Class Prophet fo r
GOLD AlTD BLACK 141; J.!ay Day attend-
ant 141 .
HAZEL LEE ALTMAN
�' 1PaddJ.e
your
own Canoe 11
Member of the Junior 'Homemaker rs Association - '38, t39 ;
Beta Club-•39, '40 1 ~41, President '41; Fun Editor School
Flashes- 1 39, 1 40; Senior Play;
Literary Edi tor GOLD AND BLACK, t 41; Graduation Speaker.
JENNIE 1'IAE ALTMAN
11
Ship Mates, don't give
. the Sh1p 11
up
Fe·a ture Editor School Flashes
1 38; Art Editor School
Fla shes '39; Art Editor GOLD AND
BLACK
•40.
t
41; May Day Attendant
1
LIZZIE DAE ALTMAN
11 !!' at :first You try and don't
succeed, try w:1d try again"
Baseball team - 137, '38, 39
140 1 '41; Secretary pf the
F\lture Farmers• or America ':38.
---MAlffi-· A L - - -
�Livin9jfon !luf.top
11 Evi::ryth1ng
Happens For The Beat 11
Basketball Team 1 38, 139 1 ~140, '41;
Co.ptain Basketball '40; Baseball
Terun '37, 138, 139, 140, r41; Alternate Captain Baseball *40; Football 141, Alternate Qaptain, '40;
Vice Pres . Class, '37- 1 38; Treas urer F.F.A . '39; co-Bditor GOLD
AUD BLACK, 1 41; Assistant Adver - '
tising l:!anager .School Flashest39 .
::r:VINGSTON BISHOP
!lolynn ·
11 Sail
On The Ship Of Ambi tion And
Land On The Shore Of success;1
Basketball Team - '36, 139, 1.40, '41;
Dramatics Club- 1 38, 139, '40; May
Day Attendant- 138, '39, '41; Member
Glee Club, 141 .
A!:IiiE
BOLYNN
11
Smile And The World Smiles With
You, Weep And You Weep
Alone 11 •
President Senior Class -' 41; Pres ident Class- '38; Vice President
Class- '40; BuSineas Manager GOLD
A.."ID BLACK, 141; Vicec President F .
P.A. - 1 39; Baseball - 139 , 140; Foot
ball 140 -1 41 .
:2:..DDY
CREEL
�~d~JJDQ_bJq~ k~~~,
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.Eunice
11
To Strive Is To Succeed
11
Member Junior Homemakers Association-' 38, 1 39; Secretary Cla$S
133; Member of Glee Club - 1 41 ;,
May Day Attenda.nt - '38; Decorating Committee J . H.A.1 39, 139 .
Eunice
Dennis
<john
Uember of the Future Farmers ot:
America -1 38, 139.
JOHH DUNAHOE
Wi/jon
rtGoing Higher 11
Hember o:f Future Farmers 01' Amor·
ica - '38, 139; Member Basl-:etball
Terun- 1 40 , ' 41; Ucmbcr Baseball Te
am-'40, '41; President D:i.•runatics
Club- 1 40- 1 41.
EVANS
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Id ahd bldck .
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1/ammond
aRowing Hot Drifting 11
May Da.y - 1 38; Dramatics Club- 1 38, 139
Reporter Glee Club- 140, 1 41; Junior
Homema...J.cors Association - 1 37 , 1 38.
_:-cthy He.mmond
-A/9ezia
11
:GERIA
4/anna
Talce The Stairs , The Elevator To
Success Is Not Runningu .
li1'.:mA
• 11
KILBURN HASELDEN
He Who Laughs Las t Laughs Best 11 ,
�f!.awe
Disp~ - · lntJ. J" MuM To
Be Counted Than Fine Gold".
;' A GOOD
Member of' Juni or Hornezm!rnrs ,association- ' 38, '39 ; Queen o!' MaJ' 41; Class Historia.'1 f or GOLD
AND BLACK for ' 41 ; S~ c retary of'
Cl ass- 139 .
11
To The St a rs Through Aspiring 11
Member of' the Junior Homemakerr
A.ssociati6n - '38 , 139
OOROTHY HUGHES
11
Hitch Your Wagon To A Star
Tal:e a Seat And There You
1
AreH.
Secretary of' .FUt ure Fo.rmers of'
America -1 39; So.l utatorian of
Class - ' 41; Class Attorney for
GOLD AND BLACK- ' 41.
GOLDEH
h<JGHES
�11
...
- JlY LEE
Not At The Top , But Cl imbing'
Member of Basketball Team- 1 i8 ;
' 39, 140 , ' 41; Secretary Of Glee
Cl ub-' 41 ; May Day Attendant l J:l ,
139; Mnid Of Hon or, 141; Meraber
of Jtmior Hor11emakers· As soc i atm
139, 139.
KEBFE
anever Say Can 1 t, Say Try n
May Day :At tendant- ' 38; Junior
Honemakers Association - 13?, • 38;
Literar y Society Program Committee- 'Yl; Glee Club- 1 41; ?lay Da:.·
Attendant- 1 41 ; Productiori Ea."lager GOLD AND BLACK- , 41.
11 1X:i
Unto Others As You \'ioul d
Have Them Do Un to YQu n .
President Class- 1 3B; Uember Of
Basketball Te am - •38, 139, 140 ,
' 41; Member o f Dramatics Club-'40;
1-'rczident Glee Club- 1 41 ; Busi·
ness Mant:tger of GOLD AND" BLACK
Al.LID/'. Lf.MBER'r
' 41; Jnnior Homomnkcrs .t..ssoc iation 1 37, •ss.
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dhd
b_lgck_
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11
T0gother We Stand, Divided We
Fall''.
?ie1aber of Junior Homer;1akers Ass o ciati on- 137, 139; Perfect At-
tendance Certificate. •38;. Hol111
Certificate- •38; Declamation
Contest, Second Place- 1 :58; Arrangm.ent Edi tor GOLD AND BLACK
Lily Belle Langley
for '41.
"Climb Though l'he Rocks Be
nugged 11
D. A. R. Citizenship Nominee- 1 41;
Valodictorio.n- 1 41 ; Secr etary of
Senior Class- • 41 ; Pre sident Clas.:
139, ' 40; Editor School Flashes
1 39 , 1 40; Edi tor GOLD AHD BLACK
1 41; Literary Society Pro-cram Committee - '38, ' 39.
CARRIE
OWENS
11
Don ' t Give Up The Sh:Lp 11
Member of F\lture F'armer s Of' America- 1 37- 1 38.
ZOLAlID
FBOSS....R
�f!illian Stone
11
CoopcZ.a"tion BringS Success 11
Member of Junior Homemakers As-
sociation -'37 , 38.
Lillian Stone
"In OUrDelvos Qui> Future L1es 11
Member of Ju.11ior Homemkers
sociat!on- 13?, t38 .
As-
ELEANOR THOMAS
11
PcrDistancc Wins The Fight 11
Jtember of Junior Homnne.kcrs Association- 137, 38; Exchange Editor SCHOOL FLASHES- 1 39, '40;
Meinb(lr of Gloe Club, 141.
LYRA
THOMPSON
�old
bldck
dhd
/Ylinni€
11
Wea.v'n
Bohind Tho Cl ov.ds Lies A
:.. Silv0r Lini!ig• 1
Baslcotball Fo r wo.rd- ' 38, ' 39,
140, 1 41; Drrunatics Club- · 1 38,
139, 140; Glee Club - '41; FUn
Editor School Flnshes- 1 40; f,;iss
Ei Uiss -' 41; i.ssociate Businc.ss
llanat;or GOLD AlfD BLACK- 1 41 .
Ulalte·r
11
Willi~
TO Thine Ovm. Self Be True 11
Hcmber of Future Farmers of
Ank:lrica- 1 37, t38; Vice Presidcn
Senior Class - 1 i-1 .
WJ.L~BR
HILLIS
DEVEn
ru~sELDEJ:T
(no Pictu.r.:: )
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�C!ajj
S'taff jffcj
3est All Round ••••••. •.••.••••• ••• Allida Lambert
All Round •• . • ••••••••• •••••• . ••• Fran Altman
3es t
:!ost
!.:est
!..:ost
::ost
!!ost
!lost
Timid •• ,., • ••••..•. •• •••••• Hazel Lee Altman
Timid •••• , ••• •. •••.•••• , ••• • . ••• Mayo Altman
Talk ative ••••• , • • •.•• .. • , •• • • Bary Lee Keefe
Talk ative •..••• ••. , ••• , •. , •••• , John Dunahoe
Likely' To Succeed,, •••••••••••• Car rie Owens
Li kely To Succeed • • •••.••• , •••• , :Pran Altman
~o st Mischievous , ••••••.•..••••••• Mary Lee Keefe
~o st Mischievous , ••••• , ••• , • • , ••• ,. Ylalter Willis
;.!ost Dependable , ••• , •••• , ••• , •••• , •• Carrie Owens
:.!est Dependable , • • •• , . •• . . ••• , .••. ,. , Fran Altman
:::ost Intellectual,., •• , •••.••• , • • ,, , Carrie Owens
~e st Intellectual •••••••••••••••.•• Colden Hughes
1.iost Popular ••••••• • •• ••• •• ••• •••• Allida Lambert
Ho st Popular •• •. ; ·; ·•• ; -. -~: ·.... ,., ••• ••••• Fran Altman
~:o st Va luable ••••••••• , ••• , •••••• • •• Carrie Owens
:los t Valuable , • • , • ••••••• •••••••• , ••• Fran Altman
Cutest •• •• • ••• • • •• ,.·••••. •. ••••• H.a ze l Le e Altman
CUtest,., .••.••••• , •••••••••• • ••• • ••• Ead dy Creel
Laziest •••• • , •• , ••• , ••••••• , .,, Li zzi e Dae A,.l tmdn
Laziest ••••••••• ,, ••••••••• , ••• , •• Dever Hase l den
neatest , •••••••••••• •• • • •.••• .••• •••• Eaddy Creel
Neate st.,.,.,, •••• , •••• , , •• ,,, •• Hazel Lee Altman
Friendlies t •• ,., •••••••• , •• ,., •••• All i da Lambert
Friendliest •.••••.• , ••• • •••••• ••••••• Fran Alt man
'.'littiest ••• , •• ,., . •.••• , • •••• •• Lizzie Dae Altman
Wittiest •••• ,, ••••••• • , •••••••• , •• , Walter Willis
Host At tractive , ••.• , •••• ,.,,.,,. , Mary Lee ICe efe
llost Hands ome ., . ••••••.•• •••. • •.•• , , Wilson Evans
ilost Lady - l i !rn • •• ••••• • •••.•••• Jenni e I:Iae Altman
;Jost Gentleman-like ., ••. •• •. . •• •. , . • , Fran Altman
Bes t Athle t e •••.•••• ••. .. . .•• • , ••• Mary Lee Keefe
Bes t Athlete 1 , • • • • , • • • • • • , • • • • • Livingston Bishop
!.~os t Conce ited , ••• • •.• ,, .• ,., . . • • •• Hinnie We ave r
Llo s t Conce ite d ,, ••..• . • . . •.•. . . Liv i ngs t on Bishop
Biggest Bluff ••• , ••. . .•• .••• , •. , •• Hary Lee Keefe
Bigge st Bluf'f •••••••• ••.••• , .••• , •• , John Dunahoe
�It vm!:: duriTl.t:) ' t he fi r st of' Sept ember 1930, when we embnr ked tho ol d vessel to trc.vcl tt>.rough the el.::.ven parts of s chool .
After we were all ~.board , we learned th::.t ne woul d sai l t hroue:tiovon :::mall par t3 vrhich would bi<> :::;roupod U3 grmr.mar :::: chool , an:.
f'our mor e complicated p .•r ts tcrr.icd as hidl school. We •,-,cult
not r eturn home the way we came :. but would be left adr ift or.
the wide and por ilou3 sea .
The first day v;e were aboard He found Mrs . Albert ~!O.(
Eaddy (Miss- M:::.ri e SnO'itden ) \'!aS a l so abon.rd . After f urther l nvestigr:.tlon, we d i acovr::r od she was co.ptc.in. V!o made good pr o gr cs3 across thb rour;h seas with Le.rue Haselden, Mildr ed Brow
de r , Gol den Hught.;3 , 3el o. Venters , Livingston Bishop and Euni c
Dennis . Duri ng t ho dny we h&d a f ew clc.si:ico , lunch nnd plo.yc
i n the afte r noon . Dcopi te our good times o. few of us \'H.;r t.:: s c
s i ck .
I f u ron bo(..t brought in u photogr c.pher or dentist we rubboJd our £Jyes until the~· wore red . It d i dn ' t to.ke lone t o go
fror,;, the wharf to th(, i'ir3t stop and ------------------We \;wre in s~ccond gr.ndc . tass Mar y '.'lul l too!{ up
whor
Hiss Snor1den l eft off- . G0c ! 3hc· vro.s str ict ! but vie loved h <...:
so . ':!c s:::.iled v<-r y s l owly the f irst f ew wcd{S for fco.r som.eo1
VID.S le(tt behind nnd rr:ight row out to ca tch u s . Wel l , we c&tl.'.;h
sor.i.c. -old p&u~cnscr s ..md dr opped some , bu t that srunl_l gr oup ·wCJ
still bound to.:;ethcr . Miss \70.l l d i d n 1 t have: mueh tine v1i t~
thu s~ip ;· she wus couchinc us to keop us froc:i j umping over·
boarU. all the time .
1:10 rnnnuged to mnkc i t i n to tho third po.rt ,
o.nd wh o s h ould
be th.er(, to greet us but tirs , £arl Brown (:.Uss Vivic.n Taylor)
wi th Allida L.:unbort . Tho ococ.n bec;a.n to g(.;t rough , but :-trs .
Brown }).:.d been throush rough spots before a nd cv<::n though it
-wa.::i slow progress ,
>10 :nndc.. it thr ough . ifo stayc:d c.shor e for
three months ~nd t hcn - - - - - - - ---- - -- - --- ------- -- - --- - - -
I n the fal l - of 1 933 1;10 set snil ng<.:.i n .
On ce mor <\·1e:
changed captains and took on OL.>1 pc.ssenge;rs . Thc;.t: ,-,ere Mr s .
1.'lallc..c..; Altmnn (Hins Burgess Luni;ston) lluvis Bnos , Jimm d. o
Tnylor, So.re, Mac Humphries , Sus i e Iho.0 L•..Mi s .
-E vn Blackwel l
rowvd in v1h0n v;..., nurc hnlf- wo.y to th.., nLxt stop .
It woul c
h:::.vc bocn ch... ::.pcr to \'.'ni t for the next bout . Thc..t was befor e
WlJ
got the .:::lvctric bell o.nd tUd t.!r 3 . Al t mo.n get us
to
do as :Jh<> liked by l(,tting us rinc thv b i g bell.
We
v1c r r!1
c.nxious to m.::.k:..: progress :::o ----- -~---- - ---- -- - - -- - - -- -~J.., stoppod ut thL. post of Hrs .
J i nuni o Cho.pmi:.n to rcpc.ir
o.nd t<'.!.kc on r.iorc.. pc:.~scngurs .
Ers . Cli..:::.pMo.n wo.s so clcvL.r " 'f<-1 t we: could not g o on without h<-r , c.nd 3...,oing Lnti3 Stori...
uccpi ng bocc.usc shv h ::i..d bvvn l eft in that stNl.rl(30 plac e , ~•·c
fl
�-::..: !:e r t oo . Vic ho.d n o t 0 one V(;r y far befor e r;~ : so :-. ::.--=.....:,
- : : !'.y HU0hcs , Glnd ys Mt!O Evnns z.nd Mat ti e Le e ? &:i.n.::..! =<=::.;_;!:.:.
_ . ·z found th.: t we had t hre(; outstandin;J pnssen~.;rz t.?:io::r.:! .
.:.__ ·: ::. ston a nd Golden knt~w t h e ir bo&t fr om 11 a 11 t o 11 z " , .:..0:
- ~ ~ ed
w'~s v;i nnin: i n t he
Dccl::unr.tion c ontGst o.lmost e ve ry
_.
Littl e did we !m oVJ t h :.'..t
she 1 d continw;: .
Our vc s a ol
: -.!r:os t loc.dcd but --- -------------------------------~~ot until
we l rmdcd in the sixth port did we r ealize
_;_ :. thcr ..... t'JC. S roum f or mr.n y r.i.or o .
V'lo l e;ft M
rs . Chnpmc..n ::i.r..d
:_-: :.dcd to try rirs . A. G. l!:::-.Udy :i..s c::pto.in, but she b r ou ght
- --:· ,:: s sc~1 1.;rs c. lon3 , amofl6 them we r e Lillia n Stone , 1.111 t on
: :...:: ~~r t, v.:.ctor Johns on , end Zolc.nd Pross(.r .
Wo j ust could - : : pull out c.~o.in \'11 t h t he. "Old Iron Sidcs 0 r ocl<ing from the
_-:.·:y l oo.d, so we l c.:f t L::.tis, Susio tilo.o , Mnt ti o Lee , Verd
--- .:.U., \Vc.tt :.:.:-.ddy, Ale c Powell ~nd :::ugcn o De nni s who h o.d
· : *nt 01'"'. ly on e :rco.r n i t h us ri ~h t r.t' tht.: spot where we found
'.:_ -.-:::::., u.n d ----- - - ---- - - --- - - ----- - - ------- -- --- - - ------
Pulled into h::-.r'bor s.:ii'c ly. We re vw proud to knm·1 we
=-~ i n t~e sovonth gr c.clc r.n d s o in::: to l o t Miss Pa.nsy Truluck
.::: :lo u s f or one your?
Yl c s i ded e long slowly e nd waite d un- : : '.1'. sc.v1 Bill rroncs, Jr .,
Lilliu Bell o Lnnelcy, ::md Liz z i e
: _ .. Altm.".n comi n. so we. s topped e nd took them on d e c k .
In
-.;_ _ midd l ~ of t ho yor.r 'i!C h c.d county cx.i.ms r.nd did we shiver !
__ ::old brc vzc bl ow up on th.:.t mor nin .:, bu t n.f tcr c x::-.ms
1t
:-:i..::d u p . At t he c.nd of th..:: y :.,,cr wa hc.d c. cer emony one ni ~t
-.i;,~nu so we h!'.d s i ,_:h tcd l r.nd .
'!/..:;; h nd t o h c.ve c. p i e ce of paper
¥ !:h Kr . Fl oyd 's s i c;n n turo on i t t o l E'.nd in t h 1:; next hc,r bor ,
- ::l h e.. ._,H V (, it to t he.. r.m j ority or us thc. t n i ,:. ht .
Mis s Truluck
_! :!n 1 t ;;ct h<:r s so w ~ l uft h l:I;' c.boc.rd .
We h c.d to boa.rd c. nct·1 vess el thG n t.xt y our; t h o old one
-::.::: too s mC'. ll to curry the. l oad we wor e cxpcctin _ to t c.k e on,
_ · :- t hcr G \·1cr c s e veral t oc.chcr s , Hi s s Jr:ary Sue Cc:.rt(;r , Mi s s
..:: -.::!:rs P:i to , Miss Llewlyn Williams , Uiss Dot Niclrnlson a n .d
.:::- . Le.uric Bric e . The pupil s wer e numerous . Amon~~ them .wore
: or o thy Har.iH.ond , I.[c.r y Loe Kee f e , Cnrolyn Ke lly, J;!inni c Wv.:iver
:=.rri ci Owens, Hnzcl T~ cc Al t r.:r:!l, J unnil.) ?fine ·Altmc.n, Gono v o.
,...! tr.Ken , Wal tur Wi llis , Lnddy Crc. ol, J ohn Dunr-. hoo , Ki l b ourne
~sc l<lcn ,
Dove r Ilns 0ldon , J ohn Ha nry Chand l er , J nclt'
Bert
E.:.nnt., Aline Dol ynn n nd Al ::;c riu Hc.nno. .
l!i£: c rij oyc d 1'lon ti~
: r om class to c l ::i.ss a c ross t h 1:: wn.vcs .
~1/0 wore.: so t i r e d in
:h(., sprin~ m;; r e sted f or t hree non t h-s on t h o shores of-----Ninth ..:;rn.dc; . We kept our o l d t each ers but t ool'.: on L yr::i
. nomps on .
We s ent Bill Jone s t o Prunpl i co nnd l oft J a ck Bert.
:o fill a. vc.cc.nt spa c e in c i : hth ere.d e . The r •. W.'.lS not hin G
~:..w a b out our ninth .:;r o.d c uxccpt our
Junior Homcma.lcc.rs ' Club
!1d <. weeke nd c c.mp c.t t>tyrtl t.. Bof'. ch . Anyw.:iy , we. slid i n to---Tcnth _;r ndc , a nd not unti l thc. t tine d i d wo r cr..li ze h ow
:icc.r we ~·1or o to t h e L :st port . Wv f ound Mis s Ru th Williamson
.::.bee.r d t h e o l d ves sel , v.:c cnu. ,h t El ean or Thomc.o , Mr.yo Al trn~m
::nd H...:nr y Powe l l tha t ycc.r . " Be l l s a nd "/t:ddin:; Bol ls" , r c.n.s
~m t ;
Hi ss Wi l liruns wa s t~kc n ove r by Spigne r Cn r t c r , Sar e
�Hc.c h £'. d bllrcly loft shore when H. u . Fny,:cn co.llod her bnck,m.
t'ildr ed Brov1dcr c.nd :.t yrtlo Prosser become Mrs . A. P. Hu.:;hes
o.nd Mrs . w. S . Cockfiold respectively . F'rorn Thanksg iving on
?.~r . L.:-.n:;ston hel ped us on until the yuar 1 s cl i mnx Vies a Juni~
Senior Bnnquct. Then- - -- - ------ - --- ----- - - - - - -- - - --------- -':.·
The eleventh GJ';:-.dcsvmllowod us up.
Vie wore i n it hund
over heels boforc '"c !mew it.
But our tec.ehcrs had chanced
to Miss Costin ,
Uias Trowell,
Jlr
Shoror c.nd Uiss Jones
Some one cried 11 lr.nd si,:hted" o.nd c.1 ccr the Junior - SeniOr
tho old v1histlo b l::::;o.n to blow.
Sµrely tho cuptcin saw l nnd
too .
Thero wo.s a lar::;u s roup .:;a tho red around the
rail.
I sew the two Dorothys , =lounor , Eunice Lizzie Dnu ,
Allida,
Uo.ry Lee , Minnie , Curr ie , I~zel Lee , Lyre. , Jennie M. , Lillian
Lillie Belle , Cei.r olyn , Genova , Lnruc , Livincston,
Walter
Enddy, Gol den, Zolnnd, Joh;l., Wilson, h~.:.yo , Kil bourne , Devor
Aline , Al.::orio. , a nd Frc.n. There mo.y be. a f e\7 who will see
the others dcp:...rt and. v1!1.it a yoo.r to l eave the old vessel ,
but thc.o r.iojority of them c.ru sinGing 11 Hull ! Hc.il ! As
they
sail f'orth ori o. .:;rooter shi p of Life over c. troubled sGn of
thu f'uturc .
Clo.ss Historian
Le.rue Hc.sclden
'11
�~..::..: :-e
The onwar d winging f l i g ht o f time has b r ought
we must begin on new and untried roads .
us
Good old mo t he r Hi gh Schoo l has written 11 F1n i s 11
-~==-- ou r pag e s and is sending us for th t o pro ve t he wor th of
_ : e ndowmen t s .
Our high schoo l d ays a r c f i ni shed . We a r e carr yi ng
: .:.::::: wi th us . Wh e r e ? Ye s , whe r e ? We wi l l have t o se p_:.,.:,; , some t o di£fle r ent l oc a li t i e s . Wha t wi ll t h e untri od
- ~: !" s ahead b ring f o rth ?
Tr yi ng to ge t thi s r::1is e r a b l e h a \U1t out .of my mind ,
_ :our nc yod into a. f ar count ry, when I fi n a lly me t thr ee
::.:::-1.:is .
11 ye
"Fa i r Fa t es , n I i mpl ored,
who command the des : !.:.ies of thL Cl uss o f 1 941, wil t thou no t r evea l t o me
: ::e Happi ne ss of .our futur e y ea r s : It i s decreed t hat I mus t
-=.ow.
11 Not to mo :t'e morta l s do
wo d i vul ge these s e crets of
:.: ~i; . 11 the y repli ed .
Af t Gr mnn y a n hou r of pa ti enc e I fi na l :.-; pe r sua d ed the m to unfo l d the s ec r e ts of our futur e gre at::£ss .
The pr o phe tic vision s show us J ohn Duna hoe nav i ga tir..p
_ g r eat st0ame r on t he g r ea t Pac ific , his a d vc ntu rour.:
-.:.t u r e hav i ng c.ar:;-i e d him f a r .
Jenni e Mae Al tman an d Larue Ha se l d en wer e a ssisting
t ri e d t o eas e the pa ins of human i t y .
: .::-.e • d oc tor a s t he y
Aline l3o lynn was &n o l d ma id s choo l
t eache r . She
:::.sn' t a b l e to find a n ybo d y t o c ope with he r , t hough she
-.: ill is hoping ..
Livi rig ston Bi shop, tough l uck ki d , was ou t
:..r&wi ng s oc i a l securi t y .
Mayo Altr.i. an was wel l s a tis f i e d
:-::rn i mag i ne what he wa s doing ?
on Wa ll
of a
Street .
job
Ca r.
Go l den Hughe s , dre ssed up, Dean a t Ya l o
Un!vo r s i t y .
:!i.n you i magi n e hi m a wt:i. l ki ng encyclope d i a sti ll ?
\'Jal t e r \'Ji l li s gave me a l augh as I f o\U1d
success in t he r o l e of the " Lone Range r ."
he
was n
�On the ver y f'crti l e s oils in the Pee D: ..... sec t io n ~
I r ound t h at Zol and Prosse r and Dor othy li.e '.'l:;t0nd on ce had
a 11 tt l e argument and sett l ed i t b~ set t ling down on c,_
.farm together .
I
was
rea lly
iriter ested
in De ver
and Kilbourne
Has e l den, and found they had neve r awakened
peacef u l dream.--1·'.Ust I now d i s t urb it ?
f r om their
Wi l son Evans had t'aken h i s sca t in the House o!
Representat.ives and Eaddy Cr eel was mayor of' h i s t own ,
and be li eve mo , the~ were fit for thoir business .
Fran Altmon was o litt l e d if'f~ rent from the rest .
He was nabbed by the F . B. r. while trying to ove r throw
Dcmoc_racy._
Allida Lambe r t and f,l.ary Lee Keefo seemed to be a
lit tle out of their minds , but I wasn 1 t surpri sed when I
was informed tha t they were Reno- bound fo r a di vor cc .
Thi s was Al lida rs fir s t and Ma r y Lee ' s £ o lll't h .
I found that Li l lian Stone had scor ched· her br ain
t r yi1?-g to put n jig- saw puzzl e toge t he r .
found . Ge~~v~e Al~~~ t6n~o~~llf~to Bffi~ ~~~ 1 ~¥ c~g;,,~n;~rm~~
they could p r obabl y be l oca.ifed _with ou t any t r ouble .
Euni co Dennis and Dor othy Hughes
l arge "beaut y parlors in New Yor k .
are owner s of
t"::
Lyra Thompson wo.s a stenogr apher , but her offi '"ce day
will be numbe red , She 1 s engaged to a proacher in Indi a .
She ' s a l rE:Jady beginning to fill her hope chcs t .
At the door of Duke Hos pit-al in Durham, I f i nd Li zz1_6
Dao Altman , He ud Nursu , giving orders to her assistants.,
two of whom~o.re Carolyn Kelly a nd .Elco.nor Tho:mns .
Here ' s Onrri c Owens , who didn t t like boys and ul wa7
sa i d she 1 d be an o l d maid , with a husband nnd five stur d'
chi ldren.
Sh.e l ooks very contented, having marri ed a~
dt:st i st f:t·om Hemingway.
Now after the- fair fates ha ve r evealed o.11 t hcs o astoo
i shing facts to me , the y tight l y c l os(l their pages and
wai t contentedl y for tht; next seni or Prophet .
Hszcl Lee Altman
�Will
I, Carrie Owens, do hereby will and bequeath to Enmla
:..:...:. Carmichael my desire t_o be friendly withallthe teachers ,
I, Ennice Dennis , do hereby will
.:.!.lister my place on the honor roll .
and bequeath te Edrla
I, Larue Haselden, doh3reby will and bequeath to Clairl.
-: ~e l my love for long fingernails, providedshe will take as
=..: !1 care of thorn as I did ,
I Do r othy Hannnond dollireby will and bequeath toV1rg1nla
·mn my ability to make my hair curl.
I, Carolyn Kelly dO hereby will and bequeath to Zilla
:=.::.dd i n my rhythm in Miss Williamson rs _ typing class .
...-!.~~
I, Mary Lee Keefe, d'o hereby will andtequeath toifmora
my love for make - up .
--- ;v F~~g~~Ks H~g~ra1~~
: .:.o:
'
~~~e~l1! 1 i~t arge~-e~M~~thaJ0 ~ii~~l
I , Allida Lambert, do hereby will and bequeath to Emma
--- ::a r:nichael my love for sports and my basketball s~it .
I, Lillian Stone , doh:Jrcby will and bequeath to Elmyru
my desire_ to be late for school every morning .
_..:::::..._;,_:o e
==-~ra Ic_0 ~1!~1! 0 e~1i~;3~y;~K;tgo g~;~~b~r~~~~. nn~
_: ~har~~o~y~; ~~~~;:~~;
-..:: be teased as I was .
bequeath to
~~~~:~~v~;l t~~d h~~~u~~!~ ;~o Na,;tiie
I, Fran Altma n , cb herebywilland bequeath to Billy King
-::;; pos itionof center on the football team and since rely hope
:=.5.t the ct: nter from Mace donia doesn 1 t hit him as hard as he
~: mo. ·
I, J enn ie U~e Altman do hereby will and bequeath to
·--::::."'l i e , Hanna my place in rass Carter i s English class .
I, Lizzie Dae Altman, do hereby will and bequeath to
-~rg ilene Eaddy m:· social intercourse of
Foroigh
Corres --:ir!dence an d to Uldino Poston my irrepressible attraction
.o r soldier boys .
I , Aline Bolynn, do hereby will and t: c queath to Ma ry
:Jcn."1.is my love for Baskotball , hoplr.g that she l'llll cr1joy
~laying i t as much as I did .
�I , Eaddy Creel . to hcyeby will and bequeath t o Herman
and 1tsf' c riin1 :".l ~
fgs~g~~f3.~~~: my love f o r Hernln~wa~
I , Livingston Bishop, do hereby will a!1d bequeath to
Ken Haselden my posi-tion as forward on th6 bask;ctball team.
I . Hazel Altman . do heroby willandtcqueath to Miriam
Evans my place in Mi ss Williamson's shorthand class with
the hope that she will en_joy it as much as I have .
I, Mayo Altman, do heroby will and bequeath to Rob£ r t
'l'urncr my pitching abilit~:- on the baseball team .
I, Wi lson Evans , do hereby will and bequeath to Wi lbur
- iiGover my trips· to Hr . Floyd1s office .
I , Golden Hughes , do he,reby will and bequeath to
Buster Ruff my lov1 g rades in llth History and my love for
r eading .
·
I , Genovu Altman do bereby will andOOqueath toClaire
~;:(;f~e ln~a;~~~b~ 1 {o[ 8 ~~~t<>r - bug and a l so my Pl•.v~o a.fl g1i.1n-u
Golden Hughes
-Class Attorney
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EL!TORA COX , • , , • , , •• PRESIDENT
ZILLA BUDDIN ••• , VICE
PRES .
WILLIE ALTMAN , , , , SECRETARY
O. L . AVANT •• , ••• , TREASURER
MISS JONES
MR. SHERER
CLASS SPONSORS
"TO STRIVE , TO SEEK , TO Fnm , BUT NOT TO YIELD"
CLASS MOTTO
IIR . SHERER
,,I
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old and bldck
l~~-
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BILLY
.· ....... , ... :Ii
ALTMAN
WILLIE
O.L. AVANT
ZILLA
~'1.:DEa
BUDDIH
CAmlICFIAEL
ALTMAN
�HUGH
CrlL'EL
·v1tI.SON
08.ster
JACK BERT RANI-IA
VENNIE HAHNA
ETHELL HUGHES
KEN
HA.SELDEN
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�J..u .. oo.urmr
HERMAN POSTON
DICK POWELL
ELIZA JANE POl.VELL
i
:FF.AUCES
BUST.ER
POWEL~
RUFF
�rold .and bldck
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DORIS
STONE
CLLLAND TANNER
ROBIB.T r.UHNER
CLhRENCE V/ILLI.
JUNIORS \lI'l'H NO PICTURt:
S\'IEENIE LEE ALT11AH
SARAH
ALTMAN
J .:I . EADDY
VIRGINIA
MUN1'!
DOROTHY
POSTON
VlRLENE
PR OSSER
_________________________,
��Paul Altman
Pearline Altman
Charles Campbell
Joe Cribb
Virgilene Eaddy
Gladys Gaster
Buster Hanna
Elizabeth Hanna
Herbert Hanna
Dick Harrelson
Doris Haselden
Billy King
Ben Lambert
Uldino Poston
H.:I.Proser
Natalie Tiichurdson
Joseph Stone
MISS COSTIN
Homeroom Teacher
�Uiss Tr owe ll
Hornoroon Teac<l.or
Folscia Alt mo.n
A.nr..:i. Dl ac!cwell
S-. B. Chandler
~ie Bl.llC Sadc'.y
Gertrude C-as!:ins
Liln. ihl.'-h Gaster
Ilcm:. Hanna
Lula 3ello Hen.'1a
Lois Hu.:;,;ius
:::::rnost Hu[,::.,ins
Laurie EU£;he s
Enda I:cAlister
Puul i-oston
i".'illic. Lee: Pm10ll
John Por1cr s
Vil'Gil Prosser
Ruth Stone
Vcr.i.io ~tor;e
Asl~_ton Ve:l.turs
i1a:1dolpil. ."illi::;
·- - ----- - - - - --·- - - - - - -
�JH.S .
,..LJprr;il
·,-f"'/,...,..
'.:!
.C::J~~J- , ) \ .C::\:>
Best All Round Girl. • • , C~RRIE
Best All Round Boy ., ••• LI¥.
Oi'/~W
lHSHOP
Host Beautiful.. ,,,, , . ZILLA _BUDDIN
Most Handsome, , , , , , • , , • EADDY
CREEL
Most Talented Girl , ., , . LENORA
WISE
I.lost Talented Boy ,, ,, JAUES A, TAYLOR
Most Intelligent Girl , ., CARRIE OWENS
Host Intelligent Boy . ,. PAUL
ALTliAN
Best Athlete - Girl. , , , lL\RY L, KEEFE
Bo st Athlete - Boy, ,. {Tie)
LIVIlWSTON BISHOP & C . TANNER
��J , C. Atkinson
Thelma. Baxley
Fimna Lou Carmichael
Dicke Cox
Lou /,lico Cribb
Mirirun Evens
Willow Hanna
Clara Leta Huggins.
Johnnie Mabel Huggins
Uldino Hur.tphrie s
Furr;i.un Keefe
Bot ty J,i.unn
Hudson Owens
David Ray Poston
Harvey Prosser
Janos i.lbcrt Taylor
Vnn Taylor
!';9h1/,
~~tt~::£J
<f
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�Homeroom Toachor
Eloido. Altman
Snow Horbert Altman
Richard Ard
Claire Creel
Elrnyro D.m.ohoo
Vada Eaddy
Elsie Evans
Hnrry Joe Hanna
Zuol Hanna
Ray Hv.soldon
Ulmer Snow P.ughos
Mary Evelyn Johnson
Rufus i;,·ay Perry
Elga Po:.ton
~!ary
:,.J. Poston
~:i.ry
Jone Powell
Junie Fae Prosser
Mario Shine
srunuol Turner
Wilbur Heaver
Co.rolino Willis
Virginie. Willis
Lonoro.
\'/iso
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�El ton B3Xlvy
Frank Blaclmell
Louise Browder
:Jary Dennis
Lucy De on Eaddy
Everlyne Evans
Julia Hanna
Lila Huth Haseld"Cn
Harold :aughe s
Otis ;:cAlister
:..:.Ugene licCracking
L:argarct l.cCutchcon
Lo.r,3arot :le.Daniel
J~by i ;a.c Po\·1ell
Vil•c;inia Po;wll
Ir.om.; ,.ichardson
, ·ary Alice 'l'hornhill
•o:.."7.cy"
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MISS
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TRULUCK
Homer oom Teacher
Bobby Avant
Arnold Baxley
Elton Bonton
Willis Bollflowors
Verlene Cribb
r.iolvin Dennis
Jim Lyde I\mahoo
Louise Dunahoo
Harold Eaddy
Ethel Evans
Rosa Leo Gray
Gary Hann.a
Frances P..arrolson
Annie Leo Joyo
Gerald Joyo
Betty Joe Poston
Dcma.rys Pooton
J . D. Poston
R. E . Powe;ll
John Thomas
-
�Euldino Abrams
Hansol Abrruns
o. D. Altman
Bulah Barnhill
Willa Doan Bro.wdor
Irving Ho.soldcn
Francis Huggins
fur othy Howell
Joo Husbands
William Johnson
Furrnun Joye
Louis Joyo
Eason Mccra.eking
Lula Jo McDaniel
Curl Powell
J . D. Powoll
John Thomas Powell
Katia Powell
Harry B. Cox
Spencer Carmichaol
Cara Leo Cribb
\'lilson Donnis
Lillian Eo.ddy
Finis Evans
Edna. Gro.y
Lois Hanna
Von,dor Hruma
Holen Harrelson
Elliott Ho.sL-ldon
Harvey Steno
i-
lfani th Tanner
Hinnia Lalo. Thomas
.r-j
r'ir'-f'l
.r~ r' J
G~<;-\DE
MISS
VAUSE
Homeroom Toncher
~
t
:
�MRS. E.S. STODDARD
Homeroom Teo.Cher
':h!tlmo. Abrams
--;ordon Al tmun
:0nriotta Bo.rfiold
a.jar Barnhill
!o rio.m Bo.xloy
Th.oodoro Baxley
Sernmie Blackwell
:Catherine Cameron
Betty Jean Cox
Buddy Creel
;arland Creel
:.:ie.ry Creel
Nellie Evans
Rosa Lee Graham
..arion Hanna
Iva Reid Haselden
l.laJ..colJn Haselden
LeNair Hughes
Pearline Joye
Ida Kirven
Annie Matthews
Louise Poston
Miriam Poston
J . L. Powell
1\ary Willow Powell
Ozelee Powell
Riche.rd Powell
Dorothy Prosser·
D.~\'. Stone
Rosetta Stone
D::orothy Tanner
Lucille Tanner
Wayman Tanner
Hary Todd
Buck Venters
Hubert Venters
Norman Venters
Western Venters
Mildred Wise
1
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�l~s.rjie
Lou Abrams
Bonnie Fay Bellflouers
Lincoln Cribb
Helen Eaddy
Herbert Harrelson
Estes fiase l den
James Haselden
Rena Howell
Lucy Joye
Wayne Lanbert
Johnny Iiatthews
Leroy UcAlister
Ethe'.ridge UcCraking
Lucille l!cDaniel
J , B . Powell
Sara Beth Powell
Etric Stone
Verona Stone
\'/ilrn.a Stone
Charles Tanner
Hilly Joe Thomas
MISS WHELCHBL
Homeroom Teacher
·--------------
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�:o_l_d__gn_Q_b__e c
'11
&:.. \. . SECOI'-ID
MRS. REM.A TAYLOR
Homeroom Teacher
Natt Altman
Caroleen Ard
Betty Barfield
Carol Bryant
Jack Bryant
Buddy Cameron
Wayne Carmichael
Charles Cox
Genevieve Creel
Canni th Cribb
John Ethell Cribb
Susie r.lae Cribb
Annie Dennis
rrieredi th Dennis
James A. .D.mahoe
Wallace D.mahoe
Billy Eaddy
J.W . Fennell
Edna Gaskins
Uettie Graham
Ruby Hanna
Vera D. Haselden
John Jiuggins
Beatrice Joye
Je11el Joye
Bobby Langly
Jackie McDaniel
Betty Jo Poston
Clarissa Po'Well
Hazel Powell
Luvenia Powell
Zula Powell
Lucille Prosser
Billy Stone
Lucille Stone
Bud Tanner
Edward Tanner
Wal tie Thomas
Dora Le an Todd
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Barbara Altman
Bobby Jean Altman
Lenair Altman
Johnnie Hae Ard
Leln Mae Evans
Jesse P . Belli'lowers
Jim Carroway
Earl Coker
J . W. Coker
Renetta Cox
Uldon Cox
Alfred Creel
Elton Creel
Harriet Ann Creel
George
Dennis
Wattie Dennis
James E. Eaddy
Louis Eaddy
Reginal Eaddy
Freeman Fi.Ylah
Jo::rnph nc-
sonya licKn:
Annie E . P
Albert RJ·
DeLance P
i.'iary A. Finah
fuglans Pc
Sally Frey
Edna Powe
Betty Sm:1 Gaskins
John Powel:.
Blanc h Lee Haselden
Hed Huggins
David Hughes
Eliza Jane l-hlghes
Van Powell
Boyd o . Pl'!
Betty Rh
Preston Hughes
Ofarrell '!
Patricia i'
Bernie Ve~
Holena Ve1.
Betty i.iae Joy
UcHancoe Lambert
Thora Mae Dcn.,-.1is
Edgar Mccrae· ·
Buddy Gene Wise
r'Jr r-r
J J<0
MISS TURBEVILLE..
Homeroom Teache r
Earncstez.:::.
��YEARBOOK
STAFF
1941
Carrie Owens •••••••• Bditor
Livingston Bishop •• • Editor
BUSINESS STAfF
Eaddy Creel
Allida Lamb
Minnie Weaver
Hazel Lee Altman • .• Class Prophecy
Jennie r.lae Altman
Lily Belle Lan ~
Literary Editor
Arrangment Editor
Fran Altman
Sports Edi tor
Carolyn Kelly
Production Hgr .
Golden Hughes ••. ,Class •'1111
Larue Haselden ,. Clnss Hist:>ry
Lizzie Dae Altman
Art Editor
l.lary Lee Keefe •••••• Spor~s
GOLD &
BLACK
1941
AUIJUAT~ PUBLHtlTIDN JOffifSOJIVILLB
HIGH SCHOOL
'
Mr . Shorer
:AP.visor
�o__ld
dhd
111:3s Jones
?Ir. Sher er
bldck
Faculty Advisors
STAFF FIRST SEJ.iESTER
Carrie Owens •• , •• , •• Edi tor
Claire creel •••• Bus . Jigr ,
Elizabeth Hanna,. Gire . '.lgr ,
ttarie Shine ••••• Ar t Edi tor
Lo is liugc;ins
O, L. Avont
•••• Sports Eds ,
STAFF SECOND SEMESTER
•
Harsden Carmichael.,. , Editor
Claire Creel, ••• Assoc , Ed.
Robert Turner •• ,, •• Bu3 , Mgr,
Lenora Wise .i, •• Assoc , Bus , U,
Harle Shine ,,., , Gire . Mgr,
Art Edi tor ••• , , J . ·:;, Oqu inn
·Herman Poston ••• , Exchange
Lyra Thompson •• Exchange Ed.
Virgilene Eaddy •• , Society
F\ln Editor •••• Jen..'1ie M.,
Altman
O. L . Avant •• , ,, Spo"rts Editor
Elizabeth Hanna •• , Assoc . S , E,
Genova Al tn.an ••.• Fe a turo Ed .
Miss Jones ,,,. Faculty Adv ,
J.ir , Shorer, •• , . Faculty Adv ,
Miss Jones •••• Faculty Advisor
Mr , Shorer., ,, Faculty Advisors
Virgilene Enddy ••• , F\ln Ed.
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Right:
Sarah Altmim ,
Presido~t;
Elnora Cox,
Lois Huggins, Miss Carter, Sponsor; Ernest
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Tho Beta Club is composed of high school pupil
who havo an average of above 85 on all subjects ca.:.ton
the preceding yoar , and who desire to become
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Shown in the picture below o.re , lef.t to r i ght ,
Kneeling : Vonnie Ha..'1Ila., Eunice Dennis , Virgilene
Eaddy , 1''.ary Evelyn Johnson, El.my re Dunahoe ,
Lenora Wlsc , Lois Huggins, Caroline Willis .
S..:icond Row : Alida Lambert, President; Dorot}ly
Hrunni.ond, Mario Sliino, Lyra Thomas , l\ary Loo
Keefe , Carolyn Kelly , Eli'zo.both Hanna, Uatalio Richardson,
Top Row: Hinnie Woavor, Willie Altman, Claire
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The local chapter is composed of those pupils
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Members are pictured below, left to rig~1t: KneelingHarvey Prosser, H . l:~ . Prosser, Ashton Venters , Dickh
Cox, L. J . Poston, David Ray Poston, John Powers,
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Van Taylor, Pelscia Altman, Buster Haruia,
Atki nson, .SECOND ROW : Joe Cribb , Snow Herbert Alt-
man, SSJ'!1Uel Turner, Ernest Huggins , Zuel Hanna,
Harry Joe Hanna, Virgil Pr osser, Ray Haselden.
TO? ROW: Way Perry, faul Poston, Wilbur \'leaver,
Laurie Hughes , Herbert Hanna, Joseph Stone , Ben
Lambert , S . B. Chandler, Paul Altno.n. Billy King.
Ja.'!les Albert Taylor , not in picture . Mr. L . J .
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tho picture below.
Pictured loft to right, f r ont r ow; Emmie B6llo
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Lou Carmichael ; Second row- Miss Mattia Tr o well , Sponsor; Pearline Altman ; Betty Munn,
Elntyr o Dunahoo ; Clar a Lota Huggins ; Elizabeth
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Top Row : Veda Eaddy, Gladys Gaster, Lois Hug~
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Ruth Stone and Willie Loo Powoll .
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THURSDAY
MAY 1, 1941
LARUE HASELDEN • . • .•• HAY QUEEN
HARY LEE KEEFE • • •••• MAID OF HONOR
SENIOR ATTZNDANTS
Genova Altman
Hazel Lee Altman
Ailen e :SOlynn
· Carolyn l(elly
JUNIOR ATTffiIDANTS
Zilla Buddin
Willie Altman
Eliza Jane Powell
Do ris Stone
~OPHOMORE
ATTENDAHTS
Vir gileno Eaddy
Elizabeth Ranna
Natalie RichB.rdson
Pearline Altman
FRESHMEN ATTENDAHTS
Claire Creel
Marie Shine
Veda Eaddy
Lenora Wise
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High School Football Team for 1940- .41 . They are:
Lef't to Right - David Ray Poston, Billy King , "Joe
Stone, Fran Altman, Billy Altman, Ken Haselden .
SECOND ROW: Ernest Huggins, Ben Lambert,
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Oquinn. STANDING : Cleland Tanner , Livingston
Bishop and Coach Hanna . Wilson Gaster , Eaddy
Creel, Earl Dill are not shpwn in picture .
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This year saw Johnsonville' s first footbal:).. tear.
in the form of a six man team, seriously threaten
for the District Seven Championship . Johnsonville
played their first game against the traditional
school rival, Hemingway , and came out victorious.
by the score of 24 to 18. Stone was the outstand-.
ing player for the 11 Flashes 11 •
In the second game of the season Johnsonville
smashed Indiantown 26 to o. Bishop 1 s passing was
on the up and up, while Dill stood out on defense,
Johnsonville journeyed to Macedonia for the their
third game which ended in a scoreless deadlock . nu...
game was something to watch , •• both teains were 'l'fe.11
matched .
The locals lost their first game of the season
on home soil when st. Stephens rolled over with
the big end of a 21 to 14 score . Bishop 1 s hand injury in this game put him on the bench for the sea.son . Tanner starred in this game with long, harod
drives to his credit .
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Johnsonville 1 s second encounter with nearby Heming ...
way ended in a 24- 24 tie after a gloomy start for the
~~;~2~~ ~ nth:e~~~~r:Ym!~a ~~~e~p~l~a~~!1~~g!m~~ a ~i~i
the score in the last minutes of play . Oquinn carried
over the mail twice .
!.lacadonia edged over the ;1 FJ.ashes 11 28 to 21 i n t h e
return engagement . The game was hard-fought all
the
viay through . Oquinn and Tanner were stalwarts on the
offence while Stone an}l Ga~t lr looked good on defense .
Johnsonville closed tho curtain on.her first year
of football with a decisive 19 to 6 victory over the
"Indians" from Indiantown . Tanner again load tho team
to victory as he hurled two sensational touchdown pas :ies to F . Al tman, and running a third over and adding
m extra point .
PLAYERS AND POSITIOHS
Tanner and Bishop •••••• FUllback
Dill e.nd Stone •••••.• :Rig11:t Half
Oquinn and Tanner • •• , Left Half
Altman and King ••••• •. Cent; er
Gaster-Creel.-Raselden ••• L . End
Stone -
Evans ~
Altman •••• R. End
Though the "Flashes" were at a
disadvantage due to inexperience,
and hampered by injuries during
the season, all players
turned
in creditable performances ,
and
with 'Conch Hanna's enthusiasm and
ndvico tbe team closed a most suc cessful season of the six- man
gridiron sport . Seniors Altman ,
Bishop , Dill, Creel and Evans vrill
be missed from next year's aggregation.
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BOYIS
BASKETBALL
1940- 41
The Johnsonville School aFlashos 11 played twenty
games during the season., . ending up ·with a total of
foe:.~
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teen ganes won u."'l.d eight lost . This is one of tho mo.:
successful seasons in basketball the ;1fla.shes 11 have c-r.joycd recently . During the season ti1e locals tallied a
grand total of 829 points a::: compared vri th 631 for th.:
opponents . The Johnsonville town thus averaged 34 poi:-.
pe r contest . In the upper half of District Seven irt Cl
B competition, Joh..."lsonvillc tied v1ith Til'lir.lonsville. f":
first place , but lost in the playoff by three points .
BASKETBALL
su:~lil.RY
Joh.'!sonvillo opened the league basketball 3eason ;·:·
Olanta with a 25 to 17 victory over the visitors . In :::
second game of the season Johnsonville took an oasy .:. .
ci:::;ion over Cowards 48 to 17 . Bishop lead in the sea:- ing with 24 pointn to his credit .
The '1Flashes 0 took their thi r d straight victory fr cLake City to the tune of 39 to 18,. and added a fourth
by a 36 to 27 defeat of Eomingl'lay . Bishop and Oquinn
were outstandine at forward positions while Tanner a.'1C.
Stone played a good floor game .
Elir.i was the fifth victim in the wa.lrn of the ··Pla~~
winning streak . Tho locals took tl:.e GD.I'l.e by the score
27 to 20 . '.i'ill'.,J.O"(lSVille broke the winning streak of t
John::wnvi'"lle l:.:.ds lit un overtime period by four point: .
'.i'hc re;_,-ular go.Ho encl.cU. in o. 34 to 34 deadlock . Ilisho~
:":'.lintaincd his usual lend with 22 points .
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In the upset of tho season Olanta edGod out t1'c Flashes 37 to 31, thereby shortening tho 11 Flo.shesn ch cce nt
the Uppet' District title . Ruffin wo.s outstandin5 )r the
11 Bear!" 11
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upsetting tho highlY favored locals .
Joh... mville piled up a 58 point score a.gains·
the
33 for 1.-owards as they once ago.in broke into the ;1in
column . Bishop tallied 30 points while Oquinn sank 16 .
The 11 Panthors 11 f'rom Lo.lee City foll before tho more pone r -
ful Johnsonville Tc au
33 to 13 on tho local. court •.
Hemingway came strong to avenge the earlier victory
of the 11 Flashesu and tallied the loading point with a
row seconds of play remaining . The 11 Flashos 11 had mo.intained a lead through most of the game , but the final
whistle marked up a 40 to 39 victory for Hemingway . In
the contest Bishop sank 25 points for Johnsonville ns
Ard tallied 23, for Hemingway .
Johnsonville marked up their seventh victory against Elim 48 to 25 , and then journeyed to Tinnnonsvillo
to win by a single point • This victory gave the lo cals evon rating r1i th Tinunonsville for Upper District
honors . In the playoff contest Timmonsville
ca.me
through with a four point victory to take top honors
in the district ..
The terun this year was composed of J . W. Oquinn , and
Livingston Bishop, Forwards; Joseph Stone, Center; Cle land Tru;mer and O. L. Avnnt , Guards; Harsden Carmichael ,
nilson Evans , Ken Has elden, Billy Altman , Hilbur \'/ea ~er , Joe Cribb. Members of the team aro pictured in the
group below .
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The girls I bo.skctbe.11 team got off to o. slow start L
tho onrly :part of tho season , but finally c3r:lc through c.
vc!'y successful series of contests . The tear.:: this your
;~~i~~~;h~~ ~~wH~~:y~;? ~~;ca n~~,.,w~~ ~~~loj~~r ~;1~!~soned players
were bacl: to carry or. with the team.
i.!innio Weaver , Allida L.'.ll1lbert, llnry Lee Keefe , Aile.
Bolynn and Genova Altman \"rvrc among the cxpcrioncc/\ era.:
whilo Eris Hn.'1Ila, Zilla Budd. in, "'.:;lmyre D..L"'lahoc , Cln:!.rc
Creel , Vircilcne Eaddy and 1enora :Ji~e c;qicricnccd thci
first 3a.';'.Os in vrhich t::c:i s~'.1 extensive service .
The girls r.i.ct Olanta !.r .:heir first league gano · of
the season, and dcfcat cel them by the score of 15 to a .
Due to lack of cxpcr.Lence m an outdoor court the local
girls lost the brur..c to J . C ~ Lynch lassies by 11 scoro of
13 to 31.
On January 21 the Hemingway girls
won a close content fron their time honored rivals, John; onville . Tho
Contest was fast vrith He:;:lngway leadir:ig the s6ore !9
to 18 at the sound of the final 1·Jhistle . Journeying to
El!r.i the local girls marked up another victory on thei:
sheet 28 to 23 .
J.ioetin~ Cowards in a return enr;agrr.ent the j 1Flashes; 1
las. ios chaliced up n.n easy 29 to 19 victory , taving
lost tci.. Com1rds in their f '_rst encounter . In t:::eir ~c
cond ..-~~%'!:1.cnt i·:ith Hcmingi·1ay tr.o locals lost 29 to 16 .
The Jolmsonvillo girls plo.yod heads - up ball during the
first part of tho -rune but sl0\·1ed up to allow the vis.:. tors to win .
�In Lake City on Feb . 6 the local girls won 18 to 12
in a dnublehcader . Johnsonville girls ha.d \7on a pre..vi ous contest vtith the Pnntherosses . The locals also be sted the Olanta Lassies in Lake. City . In the second encounter with Elim Weaver paced the Johnsonville girls
to a 44 to 23 triumph . Hinnie neaver was outstanding in
this game with 29 points to her credit . Koe.fe netted a··
total of 15 points .
In Timmonsville the Johnsonville la.ssi£ls played what
vras perhaps their best g.rune of the season . They entered
tho game with Tinunonsville as a strong f.1vo r ite , but in
a m,ajor portion of the game the locals wcro out f'ront
in both per.formance and score . Tho .final whistle gave a
c:ino point victory to the District champ ions who · had not
lost o. single go.me during the season. Keef'c was
high
scorer with 16 hard earned pGints . The final score stood
26 to 25 .
Johnsonville entered the Hemingway Girls 1 To'urnamont
ah d drew a strong Rains tca.m o.s their first opponent ,
and were elimin ated from t h e further co n te s ts . r.linnio
Weaver, Johnsonville 1 s star foruard was nrune d on the
All - Tournament team by t h e poll ~f .the soveral ·coaches .
Despite many handic ap s the Johnsonville girl s teo.m
pla.ycd a good brand of b nl _, and were very succos.Sf'li.l
in their inter-school com:»:i +.i tion .
t.icmbcrs o..r e sh own i.:-i ·c>.c picture below. They are,
left to 'right : FRONT ROl'l: Vi r _gilano Eaddy , Minnie 'flea. Ver , Aile'ne Bolynn , Elmy re D.mo.hoe ; STANDING : Eris
Hanna, Genova Altman , ,\J lidu Lambert; Zilla Buddin, Ma.ry
Le e Kcef'e , and Claire Cru e l .
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1941
Johnsonville opened their 1941 baseball season wit!..
the Berkley High School Team furnishing the opposi tio:r:...
Johnsonville vmn the game 9 to 4 . Tanner knocked a h:::run, while Bishop hurled creditable ball .
The 11 Flashcs 11 gave tho Kingstree nine a surprised
drubbing on the local field to the tune of 7 to 2 • .
lfayo Altman pcrfol."'~1.cd in a sensational mnnncr from t!E
mound as well as in the batters box .
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'£he locals bested Heming;·1ay in t he eleventh inning
afte r the n i ne innin g fracas ended in a 6 all deadloc:.
Johnsonville took the game 7 to 6 for their third straight win in league ball ,
St . Stephens gave the 11 Flash:l s" their first setbaCk
of the seas on 3 to 2 , but took the decision from
tl:e
Derkley team 9 t o 8 after the visitors lead through a
major por tion. of the go.me ,
In Kingstree the distr ict champions swamped the loc als 31 to 3 . In the n ext encoWlter Johnsonville hande:i
l:Ieraingway an easy victory 15 to 4 . St , Stephens gave
the " Fl ashes" a fourth defeat 9 to 6 to give the Joh::sonville lads a. 500 rating in district competition !c:t h e s e ason ,
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Gold and Black
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Yearbooks
Description
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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.
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Scanned books
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Gold and Black 1941
Description
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1941 is the third 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, and used 2 copies as source records. Both copies were missing some photographs.
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Ned and Mary Dean Huggins and Livingston "Bo" Bishop