Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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First Rout Janice Givens, Sally Cosens. Sglly Cosens Second Roux Phyllis Blanchett, Miss - Hood, Sponsor, Frances Martin. President The National Honor Society, sponsored by the National Associa- tion of Secondary School Principals, is the ofhcial national organiza- tion created for the purpose of giving recognition to outstanding scholars and leaders in the secondary schools of the United States. Jane Ballenger Marion BCHUY Linda Bowen Peggy Fretwell Brenda Hanks Brenda Hayes Linda Poole Bebe Ramseur Linda Scarborough ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Janice Givens Frances Martin Vice-President Secretary Phyllis Blanchett Treasurer The Hanna Chapter of the National Honor Society places great ern phasis upon scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Because of its standards, membership in the Honor Society is one of the greatest honors that a Hanna High student can receive. Carolyn Cheek Linda Lou Eaker Catherine Findley Peggy Johnston Elaine King Irene McLeod Peggy Smith Irene Tannery Pat Vandiver 42

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Ofiicers of Societe Honoraire de Frangais: Catherine Findley, Presidentg Brenda Hayes, Secretaryg Carolyn Singleton, Treasurerg Nancy Kaplan, Vice-President. Officers of Le Cercle Frangais: Barbara Dempsey, President, Nancy Rainey, Secretaryg Mrs. Metz, Sponsorg Margaret Thompson, Treasurerg Jo Ann Ashley, Vice-President. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais cannot, in reality, go to France, but once a additional opportunity to speak French and to increase their knowl month its twenty-nine members spend half an hour in France by edge of French culture. The programs are planned with care so means of movies, slides, games, plays, and talks by native French- that each will represent a different phase of French life. The climax men or by Americans who have sojourned in France. to the year's brief visits in France is the Cercle Francais dinner, at Le Cercle Francais originated because the students wanted an which the members dine a la francaisef' Firrt Rouz Cindy Aiken, Joanne Ashley, T e r r y Brooks, Linda Buck, Betty Ruth Byers, Sue Ellen Cater, Georgia Compton. Second Rolf: B a r b a r a Dempsey, joan Dunlap, Carolyn Eskew, J a n i c e Givens, Carol Grey, Nan- cie Guest, Ann Haynie. Third Rout Leavern Hol- combe, Karen Jones, Alice Jones, Elaine McGill, John- nie McLeod, Anne Powell. Fourth Roux' Nancy Rainey, Charlene Seigler, Vivian Smith, Melita Tate, Karen Wall, Shirley Wil- son.

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RTIST LEAGUE The time-consuming efrorts of the Artist League may be observed on the hall bulletin board and blackboard, displaying a different theme each week. The members also make posters, announcements, and displays for other clubs and perform any other necessary art work for the school. The League is open to all students with a Hair for art. Before acceptance into the League, one must submit an original drawing, but extraordinary talent is not required. Fir!! Row: Robin Belcher, Sandra Bolt, Eva Cochran, Margaret Campbell, Georgia Compton, Frankie Craft, De- lores Crocker, Mae Susan Crooks, Mary Grant, Cheryl Harris, Donna Anne Jaeger, Irene Jameson, Nancy Kaplan, Claudianna King, Evelyn Man- ning. Second Row: Connie McClain, Ann McCown, Elaine McGill, Linda Mc- Lesky, Bonnie Meeks, Velma Pickens, Sarah Pierce, Charlene Seigler, Betty Jean Stegall, Kitty Welborn, Carole Wil- son, Martha Yeargin, Anne Young. Firrt Razz: Jane Ballenger, Sherrill Blume, Linda Buch- anan, Dorcas Cargill, Sally Cosens, Miriam Crenshaw, Linda Crowe, Barbara Demp- sey, Sara Dickson, Linda Lou ME-flkef, Patty Evans, Peggy Fretwell. Second Row: Juanita Garnbrell, Gail Gilmer, Lea- vern Holcombe, Karen Jones, Alice Lambert, Mary Moore, Nancy Rainey, Bebe Ramseur, Susan Reed, Peggy Smith, Judi Vasile, Shirley Wilson. Alice Lambert, Secretaryg Kitty Welborn, Treasurerg Linda Lou Eaker, President, Mrs. Grant, Sponsor, Mar- garet Campbell, Vice-President.