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MAY 1956 THE EAGLE PAGE THREE

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"THE EAGLE"
Editor-in-Chief___________Marion Roper
News Editor_____________Mary Chastain
Business Staff_______Peggy Hendrix, Mgr.
Tom James
Circulation Manager________Betty Frazier
Copy Editor_____________Dorothy Vaughn
Sports Editor_____________David Leopard
Grammar News Editor____Frances Connor
Art Editor_________________Barbara Tate
Reporters: Emily Cunningham, Tom Patrick
Jewell Greene, Gail Moss, May Cave
Typists: Evelyn Copeland, Dorothy Lockaby,
Barbara Anne Lindley, Maragret
Wade, Joyce Moore. Alma Jean
Steele.
Advisors____________Mrs. Cecil J. Maxwell
Mrs. Marguerite Hendrix

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SENIOR SKETCHES
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came to civilzation when he came
from Mt. View to Taylors - great
"singer."

Annette Campbell - The quiet type-
dark hair and eyes - transfer from
Mt. View.

Evelyn Copeland - Brown haired,
brown eyed - Jimmy - one of the
shortest - third finger girl.

Lucille Duncan - Lucky girl with
naturally curly hair - conscientious-
a priceles friend and always sincere.

Jewel Greene - Sweet personality -
looking forward to that Mrs. degree-
Jackie - 13 days, 5 hours, and one
minute.

Delores Hightower - Likes to talk-
always helpful - main though Jimmy
- competent- always on the go.

Virginia Sue Ball - neat attractive-
a good cook - easy goin' - slow talk
-slow walk.

Ruby Lee Bayne-editor of Les Memoirs
- brainy - Buick fan - tickles
those ivories.

Mary June Chastain - catches those
ten minte naps - unofficial Clemson
Co-ed - keen sense of humor - always
being locked out.

Frances Connor - sunshine in her hair
and sunshine in her smile - nice to
have around.

Betty Frazuer - quiet, but she will
surprise you - liked by everyone -
willing and dependable.

Ronnie Golden - cute and witty -
"All righty" - "Chicks" seem to be
one of Ronald's favorite past times,
especially the well-shaped ones.

Bobby Greene - "Hair" - "Most
Athletic" - "Neatest" - Tommie - "Room,
room. home room."

Shirley Henderson - school prexy -
a laugh that's catching - answers for
everything - curly brown hair.

Robert Jones - York High transfer -
"Friendliest" - "Most Likely to Succeed"
- should be on a debating team
- "Peg".

Barbara Anne Lindley - "Miss Merry
Christmas" - Don - a charming brunette
- bewitching eyes.

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Martha Rogers - preacher's daughter,
but full of fun - "loves" algebra and
trig - Jackie - crazy laugh.

Alma Jean Steele - "Miss Les Memiors"
- "Friendliest" - Jimmy - a
favorite of everybody.

Scott Pyron - "Most Intellectual" -
Jo Ann - ought to be a lawyer - loves
tennis.

Tommy Ingle - Tall - "most athletic"
-Bobby - likes sports - mischievous
- May Court.

Dorothy Lockaby - Quiet, but a regular
chatter box - "most bashful" -
great traveller.

Margie Masters - Tall and cute - Norman
- gal with a diamond - Lyman
- always the lady.

Joyce Moore - Sweetheart - tall and
reserved - brown eyes - striking
brunette.

Jean Mullinax - Never a dull moment
- a steady stream of chatter - hobby-men
- bright smile.

Mary Garrett - Three periods a day
gal - married - comes from Mauldin
- real sweet.

Tulip Howell - Pint-sized foghorn -
"wittiest" - laughs at own jokes -
"honey".

Dilliard Vaughn - "Most Courteous"
- biology scholar - snazzy driver -
keeps late hours.

Frank Wade - "Monk" - early bus
driver - loves home - lives and let
lives.

Mamon Walker - Dependable - hard
worker - nice - Lucy.

Florilla Willis - Blond "most courteous"
- substitute carol choir director
- good organizer.

Barbara Woodall - May Queen - "Best
All Around" - July bride - likeable,
lively, and loves Steve.

Marion Roper - intellectual - alwways
a smile - like "Clemson" - very active
in a newspaper work - funloving -
lovely blond (natural).

David Leopard - "Best All Around" -
"Best Looking" - "Mr. King Teen" -
"Mr. Business Executive".

Pat Baumgardner - "Wittiest" - lazy
- keeps his mouth shut except when
he says something funny.

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Dorothy Vaughn - fast talker - "Miss
Algebra" - music, music, music - likes
North Greenville.

Jo Ellen Roberts - loves to ride Trailway
buses!! - full of pep - unpredictable
- quiet? - better look again.

Maragaret Wade - Happines sparkle-
easy to get along with - wonderful
friend- has her devilish moments.

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THE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '56
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Cecil Maxwell. With a capable list
of officers, we were under way for a
fine year.

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Some of our clas obtained membership
in the FFA, JHA, and Glee
Club. Marion Roper and David Leopard
represented our class in student
council. Shirley Henderson, Marion
Roper, and Scott Pyron were on the
Eagle Staff. Barbara Woodall was
elected cheerleader. Tommie Ingle,
Loretta Allison, Mary Badger, Shirley
Henderson, and Lois Owens had their
first try at high school basketball.
Mary Badger and Loretta Allison were
chosen for the Beauty Section of the
annual. Barbara Woodall and Loretta
Allison were May Day attendants.

In the sophomore class, there were
fifty-seven members. Sponsors were
Mrs. Sara Fair and Mrs. Cecil Maxwell.

This year the class entered clubs
other than FFA, JHA, and Glee Club.
There were members in the Block "T"
Club, other entering the sports field,
and five were selected for membership
into the Beta Club. Those entering the
Beta Club were Lee Bayne, Marion
Roper, Dorothy Vaughn, Shirley
Henderson, and Scott Pyron.

Tommie Ingle, Shirley Henderson,
Barbara Woodwall, Scott Pyron, and
David Leopard represented our class
in the Student Council.

In spors, David Leopard played
ones of the past year. Mary Badger
played basketball along with the same
one of the past year. Mary Badger
was elected cheerleader, and Barbara
Woodall was elected head cheerleader.

Tommy Ingle, Barbara Woodall,
and Mary Badger were sponsors at
homecoming.

The sophomores elected Evelyn
Copeland and Tommie Ingle for Mat
Day attendants. Joyce Moore and
Barbara Anne Lindley wee featured
in the beauty section of the annual.

The sophomores were also represented
by a Student Body office. Scott
Pyron was elected by the students as
Secretary of the Student Body.

Fifty- two were enrolled when September
rolled aroud for our Junior
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