The Scribbler, 1930
Spartanburg High School, Spartanburg, South Carolina

Track

First Place in Big-Ten Meet
Second Place in State Meet
Grover Eaker and Fred Carter - Captains


S.H.S., 40 1/2P.C. Freshmen, 60.
Greenville High, 34 1/2
S.H.S., 41 1/2Furman Freshman, 59.
Greenville High, 30.
S.H.S., 27Columbia High, 44.
S.H.S., 75Big Ten, 60.

Top Row - Bridges (Manager), DuPre, McCredie, Willard, Cudd, Crocker, Dobson (Coach).
Bottom Row - Carter, Eaker (Captain), R. Simpson, Spivey, L. Simpson, Scott, Mullikin.


(top left) Wittiest - Mildred Amos
and Charles Hearon

(middle) Most Popular - Mary Dodgen
and Henry Willard

(top right) Best Dressed - Helen Avent
and Grover Eaker

(bottom left) Most Dignified - William Coan
and Carleene Taylor

(bottom right) Most Intellectual - Helen Pugh
and Paul Craig

(top left) Biggest Bluff - Pearl Deery
and Andrew Jamison

(middle) Cutest - Elizabeth Ballenger
and C.C. McMillin

(top right) Best Looking - Frances Baxter
and Jack Brady

(bottom left) Most Attractive - Tom Diseker
and Lucille Key

(bottom right) Most School Spirit - Kathryn Kennedy and Grover Eaker

(top left) Best All-aound - Mary Dodgen
and Henry Williard

(middle) Most Intellectual - Paul Craig
and Beaufort Allen

(top right) Laziest - Martha Long
and Burtie Burts

(bottom left) Most Athletic - Joe Allen
and Sarah Anderson

(bottom right) Biggest Flirts - Tom Willard
and Lily Steele


 

Advertising Committee

Bill Coan, Kathryn Kennedy, Grover Eaker, Iva Gibson, Mrion Bennett, Nealie Willard, George Price, Ronald Shores.

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