Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 WMIM - '.vj?HMMfetS ^1 Ih sp* Shirley Jeannette Baker is the daughter of Mrs. Marie Baker. Her mother, Marie, is a spinner at Clinton. Shirley's plans following graduation are not complete. |^P__ 1 mmm Don Copeland, Jr. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Copeland. Don is currently employed at Clinton Mills on the second shift. jfl James Rufus Edmonds. Has plans to enter Navy or the Air Force. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Edmonds. Mr. Edmonds is employed in the Spinning Dept. at Lydia. Charles Marion Huey is employed at Clinton. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huey. Mel. his mother, is a long serviced weavci at Clinton. T TIONS -1958 Helen Hazel Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black of Lvdia. Helen wants to do office work following her graduation. John William Cranford is the son of Mrs. Jim Buzhardt and grandson of Mrs. W. D. Sizemore of Clinton. "Billy" is an outstanding athlete. He plans to enter professional baseball this summer. Henry Eugene Fallow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vandy Fallow. He is thinking seriously of a career in textiles. Mr. Fallow is a loom fixer at Clinton. Vtm James Terry Hughes was a loyal band member and Band Club leader. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hughes. Mr. Hughes is a weave room supervisor with 24 years of continuous service. "Jimmy" plans to attend college this fall. HE CLOTHMAKE SENIORS | ?? being c< MMIMi ?????? v m -7 > * BL* ^^Hrv Beverly Anne Buzhardt, daughter of Mrs. H. S. Jenkins, Lydia weaver. Beverly is desirous of office work upon completion of her school work. Mary Elizabeth Cunningham. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cunningham. Mr. Cunningham is employed at Clinton in the weave room. Mary portrayed "Lydia Bailey" at Clinton Barbecue last week. She plans to enter college this fall to further her music training. William Ray Fuller ? Lydia ? Was a fine athlete for the Red Devils. Both parents. W. R. (Bud) and Eleanor Fuller are employed at Lydia. "Bud" is a Doffer and Eleanor a Battery Filler. Ray is presently employed at Lydia. 0 V Vernon Ivester. Student (if Textiles. His father. Ar/.o, is a Folder Tender and his mother, Mattie, a Spooler Tender, both Clinton employees. R wenty-nine sons and daughters of school diplomas this year, twenty > from Laurens High. The Clinton ( imposed of TOO members. Bk ^B w r ^ Ay BBr Brenda Lee Campbell, daughter of Estes and Daisy Campbell. Mr. Campbell is a Spinning room supervisor with 22 years of continuous service. Mrs. Campbell is also employed in the spinning room. Brenda plans to become a telephone operator. & H Cecil Oliver Davenport. Both Cecil's parents are employed by Clinton-Lydia Mills. His mother, Irene, weaves at Lydia. Joe, his father is a loom fixer at Clinton. Cecil is salutatorian of his class. He plans to enter Clemson in September. Nanrv T nvn namkrrvll ^ didate for graduation from Laurens High. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gambrell. Mr. Gambrell is employed in the Lydia Card Room. Joe Lark. Clemson bound. An outstanding athlete. Holder of State Broad Jump Record. Both parents employed at Lydia. B. P.. his father, is a Weave Room Supervisor. His mother, Ruth, is employed in the Spininn Dept. MAY, 1958 | employees who are candidates -eight are from Clinton High rlass is a big one, V f m f ^ fl Donald Ray Cauble, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cauble. Ray heads Clinton's painting crew. Ray developed into an outstanding athlete at C. H. S. Willis Cecil Deitz. Took tex uies ai u. 11. ^>. mc is me son 01 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deit/.. His mother. Viola, is a Cloth Grader at Lydia. Ronnie Eugene Hedspeth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foster. Ronnie studied textiles and excelled in athletics during the past four years at C. H. S. Ronnie worked at Clinton last summer. T - F Linda Lec Lyda. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyda. Frank is a Clinton loom fixer with 1!> years continuous service. Linda will pursue a business course.