Senior Accomplishments

Title

Senior Accomplishments

Accession Number

2026.36.53.4

Accession Date

29 September 2026

Accession Creator

Sophie Pendergraft

Depositor

Agnes Dobson Bruce

Storage Location

Box 80, Folder 5

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Margaret Allison (Thomasson)
Margaret is one of the most lovable girls in the class. She has made many friends since entering Greer High School two years ago. She has made a remarkable record as a student.

Paunee Arms (Monfredo)
Pawnee, through her happy disposition, has won for herself a host of friends during her career in Greer High School.

Carolyn Arnold (Madden)
In Carolyn are combined the qualities of energy and dignity. She has won much distinction as a guard on the basketball team.

Margaret Bennett (Cullum)
Margaret, as president, has led the class through two very successful years. “Bobby” is very versatile, as shown by the numerous activities in which she has played a prominent part.

Eugene Bettis
Although Eugene has been with us only a short time, he has won many friends who will not soon forget him. He has won one whom he considers the only one.

Louise Bettis (Long)
Louise, though quiet to the world at large, is full of life when with her intimate friends. Louise has always been willing to lend her support to anything the class has undertaken.

Janie Black
Janie has shown a devotion to duty that has won the respect of her teachers and the admiration of her classmates.

Conway Bramlet
Conway has always shown himself willing to do anything asked. His happy disposition has won many friends for him.

Lois Brown (Reese)
Lois, in her modest and demure way, has made for herself many sincere friends among the faculty and student body.

William Brown
William will be remembered by his classmates as one who was a faithful and sincere worker.

James P. Chick
“Chick” is truly the spice of life, for he has variety. He is distinguished for his droll humor. He is dependable and has made many friends.

Margie Crips (Clark)
Margie (Ikie) is capable, talkative, tactful, and energetic. She is noted for her good humor and her cooperation, and in case of an argument, Margie is very likely to win.

Virginia Crow (Garrett)
Virginia (Dynamite) is a most attractive girl. She is famous for her giggles and is noted for her smiles. There is just one boy she likes to see “when day is done.” You can “Judge” who that is.

Arizona DeYoung (Bolt)
Arizona has a happy nature and a sunny smile. She is likeable, industrious, active, and willing. She has many friends by whom she will be pleasantly remembered.

Mary Dobson
Mary (Pete), by her charming personality has won for herself the friendship of all of us. Pete has displayed her ability in more than one way throughout her high school career.

Nina Digby (Rubinstein)
Nina, as we all know, is charming, energetic, willing, and has a pleasing personality. Nina realizes “it’s the goal that counts,” and she has never failed to roll up the score for Greer.

Marion Few
This young fellow, better known as “Pena,” has given his best for the glory of old Greer High. The call to arms was answered. Marion rendered good service in a football uniform, and was a clean sportsman throughout. We have much confidence in you, “Pena,” and if you will apply yourself with vim and energy, the future will be a success.

Mary Few (Paddisin)
Mary, although small in stature, has the ability to do great things– “A smile for all, a greeting glad, a lovable, jolly way she had.”

Virginia Gilreath (Gibson)
Virginia’s charming ways have won for her a host of friends. She was voted the prettiest girl in the class, but this is only one of her attributes.

Evelyth Glenn (Rhode)
Evelyth has won much distinction as an artist. There is one whose portrait she will take special pride in painting.

Eva Gosnell (Coleman)
Eva (Hot Shot) is noted for her excellent disposition and “ancestral emotions.” She is indeed a lovable girl.

Mary Henderson (Wood)
Mary is truly a jewel. She is one of our happiest and most successful Seniors. She has always been ready to cooperate, and she has continually been called on. We are proud to have had Mary as one of our members, and we give her our best wishes.

Hattie Bess Hendricks (McGarity)
Hattie Bess, with that quiet, unassuming manner, has won the friendship of all those that she has met. She has been very popular with both students and faculty. She had done much to make a success of “Pep,” and the class extends to her its best wishes for a happy and successful future.

Evelyn Jones (Hardin)
Evelyn has been one of our most willing and cooperative members. In all tasks, large or small, she has always been ready to help and ready to do her part. She is noted for her unassuming manner and quiet ways.

Myrtle Jones (Hemphill)
Myrtle is charming and winning. In every activity of the class she has gladly and willingly done her part. She has been an inspiration to us all, and we wish for her a happy future.

Frank Kendrick
Frank is the kind of boy whom we should appreciate more, always doing and never talking. He has an engaging personality, and we shall remember his very pleasantly.

Fred B. Leister
Fred is a good friend to everyone, and everyone is a friend of Fred’s. We have never seen him angry, and his smile is always showing through. Among our fondest memories will be one of Fred.

Randolph Loftis
Randolph came to us this year from Columbus, Mississippi. He is capable, willing and likeable. He has made friends who will remember him pleasantly. His work on the football field was unsurpassed. We extend our best wishes for happiness and success wherever fortune may call him.

Gladys Maness
Gladys is jolly and likeable. She was a mainstay on the class basketball team and has contributed her share to the success of the class.

Elizabeth Mayfield (Bruce)
Elizabeth has taken a great deal of interest in all the affairs of the class. In spite of her many activities, she has made a remarkable record as a student.

L. H. Mayfield
“Chubby,” the ladies' man, has made a remarkable record on the athletic field. The class has shown its confidence in his ability by electing him secretary.

Nezzie McElrath (Wynn)
Nezzie (Struggle) is of a type that quietly and uncomplainingly overcomes the most discouraging obstacles. Although living a considerable distance from school, she has made a good record in attendance.

Lula Mae Meares
Lula Mae is of a quiet and lovable disposition. Although she has not distinguished herself by taking part in the many outside activities, she has always been ready to lend her support to everything the class has undertaken.

Alvin J. Miller
“Pug” is energetic and ambitious, as shown by his work on the football squad and debating team. He is very fond of blondes, but prefers a certain brunette.

Ellen Miller (Quarnstrom)
Ellen, our typical flapper, is one of the most successful members of the class. Her ideal is Clara Bow– and she has “It.”

Ovvie Mae Murphy (Spurlin)
Ovvie Mae is a true and staunch friend to all those who are so fortunate as to be counted as such by her. All that one desires in a pal can be found in Ovvie Mae.

Clara Rollins (Wooten)
Clara has always proved herself trustworthy and reliable. She has made many friends among her classmates.

Ansel Ross
Ansel has proved himself a good fellow through his four years of high school. His industrious disposition and sunny smile has won him many friends. His short cut to English literature is a remarkable attainment.

Miller Simpson
Miller has won a great deal of honor for himself as a musician and is widely known for his ever-ready personal opinion on any subject.

Fred Smith
“City View” is famous for his Friday afternoon holidays. His ability to miss rainy days is astounding. Through his friendliness and happy disposition, he has won the admiration of all.

Nellie E. Smith (Bomar)
“Care will kill a cat, so therefore let’s be merry” is Nellie’s motto. She takes everything easy, and always seems to come out all right.

Reynolds SMith
“Ren” has a knack of winning friends, especially with the ladies. We predict for him many troubled “affaires de coeur" because of his attractiveness to the fair sex.

Dorothy Stone
Dorothy is of a quiet and agreeable disposition, but “still water runs deep.” Everyone is Dorothy’s friend, and she will be remembered as faithful and true.

Elizabeth Tapp (Thompson)
“Who broke no promise, served no private end, Who gained no enemy, and lost no friend.” Her never-ending good cheer, and her never-failing good nature made her a girl to be liked.

Mamie Terrell (Scruggs)
“The mildest manner and the sweetest smile/” She is the truest of friends and a worthy companion.

Curtis Tillotson
“Never brilliant, but always consistent,” “Tillie” has done well with us, for he believes that anything worth doing is worth doing well.

Annie Vaughn (Cannada)
“Honest nature, purpose strong, conscience sensitive to wrong.” We learned in high school that Annie had a will and a way of her own.

William Vaughn
“Though modest, on his unembarrassed brow, nature has written ‘Gentlemen.’” Bill is always willing to lend a helping hand, and has won an enviable record among his classmates.

Mable Waldrop (Poole)
“Always be true to the best that is in you.” Mable is loyal, friendly, patient and sincere. Behind her smile is sincerity and the heart of a true friend.

Alberta Waters (Brown)
Alberta is a faithful worker in the class. She has a willing spirit and has always done her part in the undertakings of the class.