Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1956 volume:

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'V 4 , . 5k L, ' , L,-4fQ,w.3f ',1,.f' f There'll be il lmt time in the 'ole town tonight! llxm X AX N A X Qt ' M ll fr" ..-J, l -1 Will Georgia Lou pass the physical? l"0lfl6!f A penny for your thoughts, Jimmy! 4.4 ?"""""' 4 Are you fvllows impressed? W'h0sv rout is it? JM 1 1 . , ' fp 'l ' . o nj I If F , 1 ' Thx-ylvv got hilll lrcedl H. luis Rl jolly good fellow 5 cfiue dhzgd . igkmflnwnwdh . fudhoud Acura Everybody working? ? :v--- 6 l'im1' out for l'dlll'Zlli0lI . Time in for classes. 7 i5Wti"'ie'l 2 To Mr. L. A. Kitching, Chemistry and Physics teacher of the Boys, High, who through the years has caught, preserved, and transmitted spirit of the humanities, whose influence is formative, not merely informative, we affectionately dedicate the TIDINGS of 1956. AHS Recognizes . .. 8 T BITE IIT T30 TE TS IIMINISTRATIIIN and IITIVITIES . . . ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY STUDENT GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS MUSIC CLUBS SPORTS IGHIIGHTS . . ACTIVE DAYS HIGHEST MOMENTS WHO'S WHO SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS STUDIOUS HOURS STUDENTS . . . SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES I3 20 23 29 33 67 85 93 95 104 105 'I09 'I'I4 'I40 'I50 9 iww' Jima - , mmf Wifffzzimw WWW DMINISTRATIUN ww! CTIVITIES 11 ARDI DR. MARK llAW'l'l IURNE Su porin lvn alvnl Anflvrson Public' Svhouls Sc-honl Distric-I No. 5 A 0F... MR. R. 0. HAVVTIIORNE, JR. MRS. LILLIAN C. CASON MR. J. IIARTLEY COLEMAN Businvss Manager Bookkeeper mul Clerk Crmrcfirmlor of Physical Ellruwrliurl 4Nikg.:f.gM1,Ne mm semi' W 12 Slim 1M Esau! 3'5- kj .Y '-'GHYS Czmuumz -absffititr kmesm- ' WWW 'E-Eli .'1KWG M fi. MR. C. F. REAMES MR. H. W. SANDLIN Principal Principal Boys' High School Hamm lligh School THE BADGE MRS. SARA ll. KING MRS. LAURA .IO KING MR. T. l.. IIANNA Svcrvlary to Principal Sccrctary to Principal Principal lfnwritus Boys' High School Hanna High School llannn lligh School Sic V, M.,,.f-+"' 13 MISS HELEN BURRISS-Fine Arts, Government, Counselor MR. BROADUS PARKER-Mathematics, Bookkeeping MISS BETTY E. CALLAHAM-Social Studies MRS. EMILY G. ASHLEY-Typing MISS RUTH BOCGS-English, Mathematics. Damn of Girls MRS. RHETTA M. ALLEN-Physical Education MISS EDITH BOYCE-Commerce CUNY MR. L. A. KITCIIING-Chemistry. Physics MRS, JEAN K, COBB-English MR. W. B. HUBBARD-Biology, Chemistry MISS GLADYS CROMER-Mathplllntirs 14 51,1 'IQ MR. lIAROI,D CANNON-Distributivv Education, English. MRS. MARY R. DOBBINS-Honw E1-mmmics Social bludws MR. GEORGE BELL-English MISS EMMA ll. CUNNINIIIIAM-Sm-ial Snulivs MR. D. OLIVER ROYVMAN-English. CUUIISPIOI' MRS. SARA H. KING-English MR. ROR ROY M1'GRECOR-English. Frvnrh. Latin ...0F '56 . FRIENDS . MRS. ELIZABETH U. EI'TING-Frvnvh MR. ROBERT T. IIARPER-English. Social Stlulivs. Cmulsvlor MRS. MIRIAM D. ILAMIXREIAL-ClIllIlIll'fFl' MR. GEORGE PENN-English. Spanish. Snvial Slualivs MISS ELIZABETH MrC0WN4E1uglish. Latin MR. CYRUS SHEALY-English, French MISS MARY Mm-C0NNELL4Commvrre MISS ELIZABETH CLINKSCALES--Librarian MISS MARGARET HOOD-English, Counsvlnr MRS. RUBY C. GRANT-Social Studies. Counselor MRS. SARA T. HUEY-Biology. Physical Erluvatinn FAC LTV . H E L P E R S MRS. SARA S. MrLEOD-Supervisor of Lun1'hro0m MISS ELIZABETH RICIIARDSON-Librnriuall MRS. RGUTH T. NEILI..--Biology. C'lPl1lISlfy MR. M. M. MILI.ER-Merhmliral Drawing, Psychology - 16 MR. SLOAN WIESTMURELAND-Sm'iul Slullivs, Mllf,ll'llIlll3l'S MRS. SAIDEE C. WEI.BORN-Distribulivv Edurutiun MR. J. R. DRAKE--Social Studivs, Mnthvnmlivs MRS. 0'DELl. B. SMITII-Supervisor of Lunrhrnom MR. R. E. CARRETT--Vornlimml Elllll'fllilIll MR. G. E. VAUCIIN-Vocntimml Eclucutifm MR. C. WK PENNINGTON-Agritultlarv ...0I3'56f w ' u ku f - s . . s P o N s o R s If If ,...-,.. M. . dw? MR. E. D. THOMPSON, ,IR Dirvrlor nf Ifflllll MR. GEORGE A. lllgowNTMllf'll'lllfI'il'S MR. EARL M. JARRETT--Dirvrtnr of CIP? Clulz MR. P. R. DRUMMOND--Sofia' Slullirls 17 MRS. ISABEI, B. YOUNG-English, Social Studios MR. ROBERT PATTON-Physirnl Elluvrztiun. Mlltllcflllllllf s MRS. MARIE Mvff. ZEIGLER-Hamm Ermmmir s MR. JACK ROSS-Pllysical Erlucatiou. MIIIIIPIIIIIIIFS FAC ITV MR. JACK MII,I.ER-l'hysifvr1l Ealuvntion MR. JACK HARI'ER-l'l1ysi1'nl Efluralion MISS FRANCES MAJOR-Biology. Physirul ElIll1'llIIIIll MISS MARIETTA MvC0W7N-English MISS IDA MHQUKIN-funlllvnmtirs . AND COUNSELORS . MR. J. R. W7ELSH-Vuvntiolml Elluruliun MR. FRED MUGREGOR-Vorntimml Eflluwlinn MR. WY. E. ARRAMS-Vovatinnnl Ellllfllfillll --Q... .-f K 1 iw 6" Qgfk, ww ,W 'Nha QQ? Qu. 152 1: mi. 5 E X my E 5311: .W 1 Q 425 y,. 4 A R was 2 -www A N is Sy wi sf! H ,, 'EW sv wwehf , Q Q R 5 vert! .Jgf "" 'Y- . aw. .1 H Q - . .1 .. J' W W iii .M ' W Lx -' JM . N.:5. 3 X- V, if QT Nvwuv' ' -lawn? 1' Q' ,Tig in M5 '- 3, K N ,wb wax. , QA imhwxd F W' A Y i 4 gg, wg Ng ., 1 4 W , , YQ , .,, wiv 5 , ' . W fx Q X4 Y Q QA N w .... -, w 'Aa ,ER k my 4 may t M ,W 'A' A iw-MQHRSW7 5 g5,,X,MWQ . 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'Those programs have prowtl their worth many times over. The Stutlout Body says. "Thank youi' to au alert Stumlvnt Couuvil. GPI ll load of the f'xP1'util'1's. Janirc- Kay, Jones lillLlIllbll'1", Barbara WH-lborn, Mr. llullbard. llorau- Strivkland, Miss llnod. ,lorry Monro, and Nancy Suln-r. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Laboratory for Democracy John Alford, W'allars- Ashlvy, Nvilliam Blume-, Thomas Edward Bolt, Cary Brooks, Terry Bryant, Marshall Carithvrs, Jon:-s lihanlblvc-, lloward Craig, john Crawford, l'at Dorn, William Drummond, Tommy Dye, l'aul Emblrr, K1-ndall Few, lmwis Ulu-nn, Ce-oil Hanks, Patrirk Harris, ,lorry Jarrard, jerry Jayncs, Bill Jonvs, Paul Jordan, Jimmy Langston, W4-lil: lvl1'lillll'l'. ,lov lVlt'Gill, ,lorry Moore-, Cary Oakley, Jool Palnu-r, Aubrey Pearson, Jimmy Poore, Walsloy' Pruitt, Alton Rc-od, lhu-k Rohn-rts, llill S4-iglvr, Junior Shaw. Douglas Smith, Roy Smith, llorau- Strickland, Louis Sullivan, Jimmy Tiller, Larry 'froth-r, Pa-lv W'illiams, Carson xviIl1'lll'5i1'l'. l.awrvn1'z- Yvargin. Pass the popcorn! .1 HH' ,AQ Hvap Big Pow-wmv. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Workshop of Leadership Mugnzinv Mun Dorm flu' Com-r Fit? Council 22 E K L? A V 4 ' iii., 3 f-. M2 ' L az, " .. 3 F. "" '31, 2 L W K 2 1,1 x wi r . ,S .wx ,L 41 ' fs LQ '41, . -3-Az . 3' GF . , gig X., ' - is UIYWWA . , ,,4. bill ',"E::1- 'X TSW, . I 1 ' '- ' at .Ng . N 'X ' A Nwmsk X4 X 7 x A X X . ::i,:5,:s'2-3: ' be ,ff A 1 'W My Q V 'ef CATIO QMS!! 4 1 n 4 Q Q STAF Editors Carolyn Gilmvr Bill Summa-rlin Peggy Brooks Brenda Evans Harold Former Miriam Kay Advisors Miss Mary Mc-Cown ls animal work vvvr this easy? TIDINGS We are the Culprits-This is ur Case Carolyn, David, I'ritvl1m-tt, Miriam, Smith, and Edwin-working hurd?? 11' Busimfss Managers Ann Bullard Smith Pruitt Larry Kowalski Edwin Martin Mary Anna l'ritvh1-tt David Wriglll Mr. R. T. Harper 24 As thc stall' hoc-onies a part of the annual. the annual also grows to hc' something of the Stzlfff lfdwin stands hchind every pictureg lirvnda and Pvggy made good svcrvtariesg David. Nlirimn. and l'ritm-hm-ttis nimhle hngvrs fix doing il necessary joh at the lfllPtNl'llK'I'1 Ann and Smith do more than hundlf- money: Harold is ncwr at a loss for an idea: liarryis smile oftvn sniooths thx' way: Carolyn and Bill arc- CVt'l'fWl1l'I'8 and ewetythillg. And so this hook conws to life. a hook which is a hound xcrsion of a yearis school life. hearing you tidings of l956. Q J' ' E :,1. . ,,..p,..1.m0f:l.f-sf.. A ' ft ft J t 6 WZ? J wi LV Lnffifipffi 7 yfyikvall ?!V Harold, Ann, Pa-ggy, Larry, Brenda, and Bill in a rare picture. T'hey're- sitting still. 25 Evaluating the Yellow Jacket BTO's big time operators! There are fifty anrl a half-count them .V Yellow Jacket Stings EDITORIAL RONNIE HILLHOUSE .......... ..... E tlitor ANDY BLAKE .....,.............. Assistant Editor Edwin Martin, Jimmy Clamp, Andy Blake, John Brown, Bill Sum- merlin, Skippy Ruhle, Larry Kowalski, James Creamer, William Drum- mond, Edwin Martin, Robert 0'Brien, Kent Anderson, Will Sullivan, Theo Mattison, Sam Lawrence, Dyrc Sibrans. Lew Glenn, Francis Fant, Dicky Rice, Kenny Allison, Bill File, Dan Watt, Wesley Pruitt, Donald Kay, Terry Pettit, Mike Wilson, John Brown, Doug McDougald. BUSINESS BUCK SMITH . . . ............. Business Manager PETE WILLIAMS ,........... Assistant Business Manager Lawrence Yeargin, Douglas Brown, Jerry Shaw, Steve Casey, Andy Dawes, Buster Meeks, Sam Earle, Charles Wilson, Terry Brooks, Dan Kay, Hubert Eaker, Bob Williams. Lyonel Gilmer, Raymond Hix, Jerry Cheek., Joe Sneed, Ted Owens, Douglas Little, Rowland Hawthorne, Dickey McCoy, Tommy Roberts, John Farr. These are the boys who publish The Yellow Jackal, Boys' High newspaper. once a month or whenever they get the money and in- clination to do so. The Yellow locket is the only high school news- paper of which copies are given to the students free, and it is prac- tically the only high school paper with a gossip column. For this, the staff is unlnercifully persecuted throughout the year. The most sought after "chore" on the staii is going to Hanna and Junior High each month to sell the Y. J. Becoming a member of the elite society who have made this trip is the avowed purpose of each person on the staff. The business staff members must sell. sell, sell ads until he drops to get to go to Hanna High. The editorial staff members must write. write. and write. These two activities of the Y. J. are the main ones. 26 Hannasgals Buzz The eternal deadline! Once a month Hallfmsgals stalls donate lllood. sweat. headaches. and midnight oil to the eauseg that of delivering the tattered hut completed lay-out sheets and copy to the printers. But all is not work in this organizationg for instance. there are the trips to Boy si High and McCants, Junior High to sell papers. And oh those trips! Through "snooping" around the oflice to dig up scoops and pester- ing Mr .Sandlin and Miss Nleflown for excuses, the Hrznnasgals staff managed to put out nine papers. Each one represented the news and the interesting personalities of Hanna High. The Hrznnasgrzls play ed hostess to the State Scholastic Press As- sociation Convention. After finding homes for four hundred dele- gates. everyone enjoyed the week-end round of meetings, workshops, and the lianquct and dance. S T A I9 F JAN BOL'l '....... ...,., , , . . . Erlimr ALBERTA THOMPSON , . . . Business Manager MISS MARY Mc-GOWN and MISS BETTY CALLAIIAM . . , Faculty Advisors Alice Gamble, Palsy Littlefield, Charlotte Simpson, Libby Ann Dillard, Ann Fretwell, Margaret Fowler, Ann Palmer, Lynda Bagwell, Linda Blessing, Molly Grant, ,lane f:illIl0l', Elizabeth Belcher, Mary Burgess, Lindy Johnson, ,lane Harper, Alice Holmes, Mary Ann McLean, Lynn Porter, Maria Bard, Carolyn lligginbotham, Nancy Mellurley, Linda Dickson, Linda Fowler, Marcia Martin, Pat McLeod, Louise Sadler, ,lean Drake, Betty Majeski, Lyn Collins, Marion Parker, Lucia Powell, Judy Camp, Emeline Little, Mareeille Ballentine. Pleased with this issue? . Miss Mcllown, Alberta Thompson. ,lan Boll E I Quiet. journalists nt work Alice, Libby, Miss Cillllllllllll. Charlotte., Palsy Willa rloesn 'I u nrlerstunll? V l 27 Surely ynu Pllll uffnrll Sgt. Clwa-king llw luyuul. Tlml svlling smilv Svrious work 'M I ,ny ,2 ,VL 1 1-2, ,ik-. wg ,, Jwvasuring th 0 gnssip That Eternal Deadline W M'--.m,.,,,..,,, 5 3 3 5 f .1-ug.. 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Cheek, Linda Cleveland, David lo , yn ,o ms, i -uvls, Evelyn Dawes, Herman Dorr, Barbara Edmonds, Martha Edmonds, Francis Fant, Jr., Bobby Fowler, Paul Garrett, Tommy Garrett, Caroline Griffin, Gail Haltiwanger, Beggy Harris, Judy Hawkins, Linda Holland, Eddie Hood, Belinda James, Jerry Jarrard, Carole Jayncs, Lindy Johnson, Gloria Kay, Miriam Kay, Nancy Keys, Doug Little, Bill Lockhart, Margueriete Long, Tommy Lynch, William McCoy, Elsie McCrary, Nancy McCurley, Jennie Lou McGee, Linda McKern, Sarah Martin, Gayle Maxwell, Gail Melton, Jerry Moore, Donna Ruth Morris, Tina Patterson, Leora Payne, Linda Poorc, David Powell, Mary Anna Pritchett, Joyce Pruitt, Sylvia Pruitt, Wesley P ' N ' Richey Libby Ripley Gary Sanders, Jerryl Sears, Mary Sibrans, Barbara Siegle, Randall Smith, Pat Sullivan, Bill Sum- rultt, orma , , , merlin, Georgia Lou Thompson, Jimmy Tiller, Nancy Todd, JuneTollis0n, Bonald Touchstone, Patsy Turner, Lynn Walker, Wlnll' Faye Ward, Barbara Welborn, Elaine Welch, Gloria Whitten, Susan Will, Jean Wilson, Lynda Worley, Mary on. GLEE CLUB umber One on Our H The house lights dim. the curtain parts. the spotlight comes to focus. and the professional sound of 100 well trained voices awes its audience. Forty-five minutes later the curtain closes for the last time that night. At this time if someone were to ask Nlr. Earl Jarrett, the Glee Cluh director. how much preparation was necessary for Head songslers it Parade the excellent program just presented. that someone would prola- ably only receive one exasperated and hopeless glance which can only be translated one way: 'Llt was a long, hard pull!" The Mixed Chorus only performs twice during the school year, hut each performance is backed hy four months of ardent practice. i. e. Mworkf' Libernce? ? .52 W xfyis ,, X v1ww?iSwfw5 mwwwua W W i 'mai isuizesrg sig Y ww ---nuns.-,, ' if-L 4 5 35 j 5 ax. rs? 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X The More the Merrier Linda Acker, Sandra Addison, Nancy Allen, Jacque Allison, Majorie Anderson, Beverly Ayers, Lynda Bagwell, Ann Ballard, Maria Bard, Lib Belcher, Linda Blessing, Sue Blume, Elizabeth Bobo, Judy Bolt, Martha Brock, Alice Brown, Janice Brown, Peggy Brown, Barbara Bryant, Mary Burgess, Ann Burriss, Shelby Busha, Caro Calhoun, Sue Cann, Judy Camp, Connie Canup, Linda Carey, Patsy Chambers, Linda Chamblee, Julia Chapman, Troyce Ann Chapman, Frances Chastain, La Verne Childs, Sylvia Childs, Ann Chreitz- berg, Lynn Collins, Mary Coppage, Joyce Craft, Frankie Ann Creamer, Phoebe Crisp, Evelyn Dawes, Linda Dickson, Libby Ann Dil- lard, Betty Jo Dover, Frances Drake, Jean Drake, Gail Dye, Rebecca Epting, Margaret Erskine, Carole Evans, Christine Fant, Linda Fowler, Margaret Fowler, Gail Franklin, Emily Freeman, Anne Fretwell, Ann Gilmer, Carolyn Gilmer, Jane Gilmer, Sharon Gilmer, Marianna Givens, Nancy Glenn, Wanda Gunter, Claire Hammond, Linda Hanks, Judy Harbin, Mikal Hare, Jane Harper, Doris Haynie., Nancy Ann Haynie, Carol Herring, Carolyn Higgenbothem, Sybil Gray, Caroline Griffin, Jean Hilley, Eleanor Hines, Linda Holland, Alice Holmes, Gloria Hopper, Nancy Hancock, Glenda Hunnicutt, Belinda James, Doris Jester, Rose Ann Jeter, Linda Johnson, Serena Jones, Linda Johnson, Gloria Kay, Johnnie Kay, Jo Sheridan Kay, Miriam Kay, Kay Keys. ALLIED YOUTH Common Sense Today: appiness Tomorrow Marcia, Patricia, Miss McGukin, Gloria, Mary Ann Whntis wrong? You're out of step Would you like to develop your personality and citizen- ship? These are only two of the numerous character traits which you can develop if you are a sincere member of the Allied Youth Club. This organization trains young people to abstain from the use of alcoholic beverages by means of a program of factual education and alcohol-free recreation. The program is car- ried out through non-sectarian clubs in high schools and colleges and strives emphatically to devleop personality and to emphasize citizenship. Allied Youth is a non-profit organ- ization supported primarily by individual gifts. "To seek - ., ' ,L . of W, Vs Find the girl in both pictures . . . Nancy Keyes, Carol King, Nancy Kitching, Phyllis Latham, Marguerietc Long, Susan Long, Carol Lovingood, Cerrie Lowrie, Uria Ann McClain, Elsie Ann Mt-Crary, Nancy MeCurley, Jennie Lou McGee, Peggy McGill, Mary Ann McLean, Ann Mcl.eese, Betty Maj:-ski, ,lane Martin, Marcia Martin, Bobbie Maxwell, Gail Melton, Maelinda Merritt, Judy Moore, Donna Ruth Morris Marv Ann Munn Linda Sue Murdock, Carolyn Nelson, Winnie Reid Newell, Fannie Bell Patterson, Jo Ann Payne, Leora Payne, Harriet Pickens, Linda Poorc, Mary Ann Poore, Patricia Poore, Lynn Porter, Faye Powell, Wendall Powell, Peggy Pritchett, Nancy Pruitt, Sylvia Pruitt, Evelyn Reaber, Patsy Reynolds, Norma Richie, Sara Riddle, Libby Ripley, Lucinda Roberts, Margaret Roberts, Ann Robinson, Louise Sadler, Judy Sanders, Linda Saylors, Ann Scarborough, Martha Rae Sease, Margaret Sewell, Sandra Shanklin, Shelby Shaw, Barbara Siegel, Linda Smith, Mary Lou Smith, Mints Smith, Shirley Smith, La June Sosebee, Barbara Stasney, Scarlett Strickland, Nancy Suber, Susan Taylor, Ellen Thompson, Shirley Thompson, Mary Ann Timms, Nancy Timms, June Tollison, Jackie Viekery, Lynn Walker, Ann Watford, Sally Watkins, Linda Watson, Faye Webb, Gloria Webb, Elaine Welsh, Carolyn Wiatt, Susan Will, ,lean Wilsiill, Gloria Whitttrn, Imogene Whitworth, Shelby Whitworth, Lynda Worley, Mary Yon, Wynette Young, Betty Holbrook. the truth concerning alcoholic beverages and the best way of life in relation to the prohlenf, is the motto of this Youth Organization. The Allied Youth Club has H37 memlmers this year. The group holds several meetings throughout the year. Someone . . Marv ll0ll,f let Norma in luenee von! speaks at each of these meetings. These speakers try in every ' ' 'I ' possilile way to help youth to continue to grow as true "American Citizens." Throughout the year the group sponsors socials and the annual popularity contest. The purpose of the contest is to determine the most popular girl and boy in the high schools. "A penny per vote" is the motto of this contest and the pro- ceeds go to the general funds of the Allied Youth Club, which helps to send delegates to conventions. The Allied Youth Organization of today is trying at all times to help youth to encourage others to make use of their common sense. which will help lead to the result of a hap- pier and more prosperous tomorrow. Whntill you have? First row: Charles Wilson, Kenny Allison, Dick McCoy, Bill File, Bubba Tollison, Skippy Ruhle, Larry Trotter, Bobby Fam. Second row Bill Sanders, Gordon Sherard, Doug Thrasher, Walter Hayes, Buster Meeks, Pete Williams, Andy Dawes, Terry Brooks. Third row: Dan Watt, Ronnie Hillhouse., Rowland Hawthorne, Frank Clark, George Hyder, Thomas Watkins. ALLIED YOUTH n etive Club ponsoring School Projects Yearl Steady Ronnie, Rowland, Skippy, and Mr. Miller. The purpose of the ALLIED YOUTH is to seek the truth concerning beverage alcohol and the hest way of life in re- lation to this problem. The ALLIED YOUTH strives to at- tain its purpose through alcoholic education by speakers and written material. The ALLIED YOUTH sp 1111 sors various social and civic events during the year. ln order to he eligible for membership. a student must express interest in furthering the purpose of ALLIED YOUTH. x 36 my-ff Sanneun e is rt rerun ing Hi-Y is a voluntary club for hogs in the tenth. eleventh. and twelfth gracles. spnnsnrecl hy the Young Men's Christian :Xs- sociatiun. The meetings are held twiee a month all the Yhlllul. at which time there is a lmsiness meeting nr il 1'eerealinn periml. The Hi-Y movement. whieh is lllll'l'llilll0lILll, emplmsizes Christian principles. It is interclenmninational in t'llill'lll'l4'l' uml clelnoeratie in practice. The Hi-Y statement of purpose is "ln Create. maintain. and extend throughout the sehnnl. home. :mtl eommunity high stanflarcls of Ulll'lSililll l'llilI'ilK'll'l'.-Q The four goals of the Hi-Y program are clean speeeh. 1-lean spnrtsnmn- ship. clean seholarship. anti clean living. Mr. Ross, Hayes Mizz-ll. Bill Summerlin, Andy Dawes, Dan Whit HI-Y CLUB - hri tianit i Growing, Li in Experience Christian faith and ellurueter Kent Anderson, Roger Benlly, ,lolln Brown, Booth Chapman, Andy Dawes, Bobby Fam, Bill File, Lew Glenn. Rillllll llzlrfly. lilllflilllfl ll IM lhorm-. Ronnie llillhouse, George Hyder, Jerry Jerard, Douglas MeDouguld., Theo Matlison, David lVlzlxwell., llzlyes Nlizell. Robert 0'Ilri4n 'lied Uwens. Benny Phillips. Tomnly Roberts., Skippy Ruhle, Jerald Sears, Jimmy Shaw, Dyre Sillrans, Glenn Sullivan. Hill Summerlin, Iglllllll Tollison. 'l'homas Watkins. Dan Wiatl, Charles Wilson. L' , " E 5 517 7 as., ,-... Seniors seek to Pxlcnli their light Georgia Lou Thompson, Mignon Ross, Mary Yon, Mimi Smith, Carolyn Gilmer, Mary Hiott, Gayle Rodgers, Brenda Evans, Janice Kay, Patsy Kay. Second row: De-loris Aultman, Vicki Rumph, Jennie l.ou McGee, Mary Ann Munn, Connie Canup, Maria Bard, Alice Gamble, Emeline Little, Julia Chapman, Susan Long, Beverly Bowie, Nancy Pruitt. Third row: Miss Callallam, Alberta Thompson, Mary Anna Hilliard. Jane Andrews., June Tollison, Gloria Kay, Nancy Carol Glenn, Nancy Timms, Mary Ann Poorc, Judy Camp., Palsy 'l'urn4-r. Mary Anna Pritchett. TRI-HI-Y CLUB Host to Interstate Conference Through programs, Juniors try to create umlerstnnlling Carolyn Yviatt, Mary Ann Chamblee, Gloria Hopper, Anne Fretwell, Ninene Shearer, Bobbie Maxwell, Peggy Pritchett, Mary Remem Farmer, Pat McLoud, Betty Skelton, Sally Watkins, Jane Harper. Second row: Janice Wright, Marceille Ballentine, Linda Harbin, Ann Gilmer, Sheridan Kay, Jean Wilson, Marcia Martin, Lynda Bagwell, Belinda James, Linda Fowler, Linda Dickson, Rosemary Fort, Linda Blessing, Jeanette Rickard, Mrs. Calnp, Carolyn Daly, Jeri Lowry, Nornla Vaughn-. Bvily Campbell, Libby Ripley. Worthy example has been followed. TRI-HI-Y o 0 o o is Llvln lt IS Fun Mrs. Crimp and her squad. Striving to maintain Tri-Hi-Y,s standard. First role: Betty Majeski, Lyn Collins, Frances Shirley, Frankie Creamer, Troyee Ann Chapman, Mary Eberniekle, Elaine YV:-lsh, Ellen Thompson, Naney Keys, l.indy Johnson, Elizabeth Belcher. Second Row: Ann Robinson, Louise Sadler, Linda llolland, Carol llrarkett, Margaret Erskine, Margaret Seawell, Jane Gilmer, Elsie McCrary, Nancy Suber, Judy Moore., Ann Burriss, Rose Ann Jeter. Third row: Carolyn lliggenbotham, Susan Daly, Margie Hetriek, Mrs. Rikard, Sylvia Pruitt, Melinda Marrett, Molly Grant. Mary Ann Me- l,ean, Pansy Clark, Martha Sue Broek, Alive Brown, Sandra Man ess, Ann Shirley, Jacque Allison, Nina Riehardson. Young leaders-Ann Shirley, Mrs. Rick- ard, Nina Riehardson, Linda Holland, Nanry Suber. When you enter the WY" on Saturday' night. you are made instantly aware of the active Tri-Hi-Y girls. These girls are the ones having so much fun as they prepare the food sold in the canteen and seek to make you a welcome part of the fellowship. For in collaboration with the l-li-Y, the 'liri-Hi-Y is sponsoring this rants-en. At present the ll6 members are divided into three groups: Sophomore. Junior. and Senior Tri-Hi-Yis. Sponsored by' both the school and the HY." the purpose of the Tri-lli-Y is "to Create, maintain. and extend in the home. school. and the community higher standards of Christian livingf' ln keeping with this purpose. the Tri-Hi-Y girls made themselves available to their community this January' by' selling "Blue Crutehcsu for the Nlurch of llimes. Frozen feet. blue hands. and ever smiling faces were the order of the day. Tri-Hi-Y meets twice a month at the "Y," The programs are planned on the basis of the requests from the members of the club. Tri-Hi-Y Club has in the past lived up to its motto. "To 1-reate. maintain. and extend." and has every' intention and ambition to continue doing so in the future. 39 JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS' ASSOCIATION etting, Making and Keeping a Home Joan Addison Jane Alewine Jane Andrews Delores Aultman Louise Axsom Jo Ann Bagley Lucy Bagwell Evelyn Bannister Annette Baskin Patricia Black Elizabeth Blair Judy Bobo Joann Bostic Sylvia Bowen Charlene Bradberry Evelyn Bradberry Joyce Broome Carol Brown Gladys Brown Glenda Brown Joyce Brown Laura Brown Frances Bryant Barbara Burgess Emily Burgess Patsy Burton Betty Carithers Ellen Carter lrene Carter Shelby Chambers Julia Chapman Brenda Charping Mary Charping Frances Chastain Betty Chasteen Ann Chrietzberg Judy Clark Lynda Clevel Erline Cochran Frankie Coffee Lucy Compton Ann Connor Frances Conwell Martha Craft Betsy Crawford Margaret David Linda Davis Phoebe Davis Betty Dunn Sybil Dyar Mary Ebernickle Barbara Edmonds Shirley Elrod Frances English Juanita Farrow Evelyn Fennell They need ll train Merilyn Fennell Nancy Ford Mary Joel Gaines Betty Joe Garrett Bonnie Garrett Geraldine Gipson Joyce Gipson Harriett Gleason Marianna Givens Barbara Gunter Virginia Gurley Diann Hall Joyce Hall Claire Hammond Mary Faye Hanks Shelby Hanna Nancy Harbert Peggy Harris Linda Hatcher Carolyn Hawkins Linda Gail Hawkins Doris Haynie Delores Heaton Carole Herring Faye Herring Jean Hilley Mary Anna Hilliard Sue Holcomb 40 Maretta Holliday Alice Holmes Edna Honea Nancy Honea Kay Hopper Frances Howell Betty Hughes Modena King Sandra Kirk Willie Lewis Emeline Little Peggy Little Susan Long Oria Ann McClain Neta McConnell Linda McKern Sara McKinney Ann McLees Betty Madden Jane Martin Sara Martin Gayle Maxwell Mary Ann Munn Carolyn Nelson Elizabeth Owens Betty Lee Palmer Leora Payne Emily Pierce Carole Pool Linda Poore Mary Ann Poore Wendell Powell Carolyn Rice Mary Richey Jeanette Rickard Carole Jean Bollison Sandra Seigler Sara Shirley Peggy Simpson Rose Pearl Skelton Peggy Smith Shelby Jean Sonefelt Mary Spearman Billie Fae Spears Mary Sutherland Susie Taylor Gail Teasley Faye Timmerman Joan Thomas Gail Thompson Linda Watson Martha Ann White Nita Whitfield Shirley Whitworth Linda Worley Wynette Young OIPFICERS BARBARA BURGESS ..,... . , . Prvsiflvnt BETTY JOE GARRETT . . . Vim--I'rvsi1If-111 CLADYS BROWN . . . . . Sm-rf-mry BETTY DUNN ........,.. . . Tr c'r:s14 rvr MRS. ZEIGLEB, MRS. DOBBINS . . S1 zznnu sons Do you spill the salt? Do your cakes fall flat? Are the seams in your rlresses erookerl? lf so, the oclcls are a thousancl to one that you're not one of our .lunior Hoineniakers. The purpose of the asso- 1-iation is to help niakv the girls gooml honieinaluers ancl leaders in their schools anfl communities. How- ever. these girls flo not spencl all their time work- ing. They have lots of fun. too. Throughout the year they have joint soeials with the Future lfarni- ers. hanquets for parents and frienfls. anfl take trips. sneh as the one to Coluinhia to the Stale lfair. These girls are training theniselyc-s to heeonn- gootl wives. l'0lPliS. and housekeepers, Look theni over. hoy s. Sfutr' J. H. A. Wivvk l,f0l'lllilllPll Huusvlmld Spm-inlists 41 A noise. a st-retun. tlicu--silem-of No. not an explosion. lt was just ai new experiment. The Science Cluli meets twive carh month lllNlt'l' the rliret-tion of Mr. l,. A. Kitrliing. The only I'l'lllllI'CIllPlll for lncmliership is that tin- stuclenl lie enrolled in a sc-it-me 1-oursv. This clulv strives to instill in each nienilwr a pvrniancnt clrsirt- to learn more about sc-iencc anal to inalw vulualwle contrilwulions to sovicly. liesirles liusiness iueetings. llls-re are IIILIIIF fivltl trips lo experiincutal lalioratorivs and prixutc business institutions in the area. Another noise. a Sl'l'l:l1llI. anrl silviimv . . Soim-lvmly hail lwelter go see wllatis happvnetl. Follows. I llllllqf know ffvvrylhing. Jinnny, lVlr. Kita-hing.. Larry. Bill. and Douglas. SCIENCE CLUB We Explore the Mysteries of the niverse Bill lgllSl'll1', Don Borda-rs, T1-rry Brooks, Douglas lh'1m'n., fsvlli' Camplwll.. Phillip Camplwll. Charlvs Carswi-ll. john Chalmers, Jimmy Clamp. Frank Clark, Larry Corrh-ll, ,lzlnws Crm-ann-r, Bill Fil:-, llarold Flenling, Maylin Flvtvhvr, Tommy Carroll, Burldy Harbin, Yvaltvr llays, ,lark Israel, Larry Kowalski, Doug Little, Hayes Miz:-ll, Robert N1-al, Benny Phillips, W1-'slc-3' Pruitt, Skippy liuhlc, llill S2lIllll'I'H, Dyrm' Sihrans. Ja-rrp Shl'1lI'l'l', Cordon Shi-rard, Curtis Smith, Larry Trollvr. Thomas Willkilli, llawrc-neo Yi-argin. W'ho'.w almost 1-ul out on tlm lvfl-luuul rornvr? .N Who is the best horticulmrist? Robert Aeker, Janne:-1 Adams, Durell Bannister, Terry Blackston, William Bradberry, Joel Broek, Wayne Busby, Buddy Blume, Jimmy Cash, Jack Calhey, David Chambers, Jones Chamblee, Bobby Dickson, Douglas Dunn, John Dunn, Edward Ebvrniekle, Roy Eaves, Carl llarbin, Ned Harris, Herman Henriek, Billy Jordan, William Jordan, Eugene Lander, Phil Marx-tt, jerry Marlin., Kenneth Mann, Gerald M1-Alisler. WT-bb McClure, James McCurley, Kenneth McKinney, Larry joe- McLees, William Murphy, Pat 0'Neal, james Page, Allen Paris. John Poore., ,lack Ripley, Ray Sanders, Charles Sonefelt, Ilcrshel Spearman, Ervin Stansell, Perry Stevenson, Donnie- Thacker.. Ben 'l'immrr- man, Harry Tollison, Robert Vaughn, J. P. Walls, David Walker, Franky Walters, Buddy Webber, Kenneth Webber. Donnie Bay W'right, Jerry W'right. Lonnie Whitfield. F. F. A. CLUB rganized for Furthering Agricultural Trainin Larry, Jack, Larry, Mr. Pennington, Doe, Phillips, and Bill. Solving national farm problems? FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA What is America's most important occupation? A score of hogs in blue jackets have a ready answer. Farming-growing the nation's food. The F. F. A. is organized to develop com- petent aggressive agriculture leadershipg to strengthen the con- fidence of farm boys and young men in themselvesg to par- ticipate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agri- culture: to encourage improvement in scholarship. The members of the club. who must be enrolled in a voca- tional agriculture class and have satisfactory and acceptable plans for a program of supervised farming, participate in nation-wide contestsg sponsor dancesg go to father and son hanquets. Every member must he familiar with the purpose of the lf. I". A. and the program of the local chapter. 43 Whfltis everybmly staring ul., boys? Dickey Anderson, Walla1'e Ashley, Terry Bryant, Marshall Carithers, lloward Craig, Bobby Fant, Kendall Few, George Garrison, Billy Jones, Tommy Kelly, Jimmy King, Tommy Lynch, Jimmy Maddox, Carl Oehmig, Joel Palmer, Don Simpson, Scott Spear-es, Horace Strickland, Bill Summcrlin, Tlionias Wzitkilis, Bill Wfolff. BLOCK NAU 1-1 ehievement Throu h Sweat, Teil and Practice Scott Spcares, Tommy Lynch, joel Palmer, Mr. Patton. Wallace Ashley. Conch, how rlifl you win your Blork HAH? The inenibers of the Block "A" Club are those persons who have aetively participated in a sport at their school. After niuch sweating. toiling. and practicing in baseball. basketball, football or track. an individual may be eligible to receive a Block HA." When the athlete can wear the prized possession with dignity and distinction. he may then join the Block NAM Club. Of eourse. he must first pass the initiation. The main objective of the Block "A" Club is to teach leadership. The functions of this club are based on the meni- bers, cooperation with one another. 44 Work! Work! Work! 'l'hat's what it takes tn get in the Blot-k "A" Cluh. Hoy 5' High stuclents hecninu ll1E'llll76'I'S hy tak- ing part in funthall. hasehall. track. nr haskethall. Hanna High Illt'lIll3l'l'S have ai lllUt'l'l harcler time hccoming ll16lllll0l'S. They must liaw playcfl at lvast om- year with the Hanna High Bas- kctlwull tvam. Clwerleatliws can he lIlCllllJE'l'S. too. After Blum-k Cluh lllEllllN'I'S reveivv thvir Blum-k 'aA's.'7 they really "strut the-ir stullf' Canil hlanw lhcing tlwy earnccl it! This Cluh has really dune a great juli in the promotion of SlNtI'lSI!l1lIISllllt and mrrking as a teain. The Blot-k NA" Cluh is a cluh fur truv spnrtstvrs. Rvlinblv Sul lays mm in. BLUCK "AH Fairer earers of the Block .-flly' more around the' curnvr? Ann Wilford, Jill Bolt, Palsy Turner. ,lane Bolt, Judy Camp. Charlottv Simpson, ,lc-an llnuknight. Val lllurk I I 1 45 C'l'st ll-ll-ll-ll-NP! CllilI'll'S Barton. Hill lhlSl'lll'. Andy Hlalu-, Clydv Bull. Don Bord:-rs, Tvrry Brooks, Bain-r Busby, Conv Camplwll, Larry Cordvll, Pat Dorn, ,lack Erdman, John Farr, W'r0nny Farrell, Harold Fortncr. Glenn Garrison, W'ayn0 Hall, Buddy Harbin, Ralph llardy, Cvnv llc-aton, ,lark Israel, Robe-rt jon:-s. Donald Kay, Ronald Kay., Bill llovkllart, Rob:-rt 0'Brien, Terry Pottit, David Powell, Wa-sls-y' Pruitt. Randy Putman, Skippy Ruhlv. Bill Sanrlvrs. Gordan Shf-rald, Ronald Touvhstonv. Pen- w7llllZllllS., Miko Wilson, Bill W'olH'. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Comment Dit-on En Francai : I Love You. lformm-tl to vm-ouragc lurthvr intvrost in the l"rPnc'l1 culture as well as programs In the mf-mlwrs themselves. avquaint the and lilllgllilglli. lm ticrt-lv lfrancjais. composed of sevoncl-year clulw I1lC'Illlt6I'S with lmoth l'll'K'IlL'll civilization and t-urrvnt affairs. l"ronr'l1 stuflvnts. mot-ts twice each month. At these' gatherings. lfavh year. the cluh sponsors a summer roarling projfwt with spolwn l"rvm'h is stressvflz and a hm: is imposccl upon any prizes for those reading the most goofl hooks purtaining to me-mlwr who lapsvs into lfnglish. lfilms and records in French France. Le Cervle lsrangais operates under thc ht-licf that t-avh and spvakvrs xx ho haw a knowlotlge of l"ram't' and its people. memlwr hcnvlits from the opportunity to put classroom knowl- Pflge into informal pram:tic'c'. Mr. Shi-ally, llarold. Donald.. David, Rolwrt, and Mr. lVl1'Cr4-gor. Purlv: vous Frunruis, yllf-ssiellrs? 011 vs! lvs Folios Bvrgvrv? l f B sm a Awe: Fifa warn 11' 46 Rvgarrlez Ie petit oisenu. First row: Carolyn Gilmer, Mrs. Epting, Peggy McGill, Jennie Lou McGee, Ann Ballard. Sonja W1-lsh, ,lean liouknighl, E,m.lim. Linh.. Mary Anna Pritchett. Second row: Jan Bolt, Maria Bard, Julia Chapman, Susan Long, Mary Hiott., Georgia l.ou Thompson, Patrieia Pnore.. Vielci Rumph. Third row: Brenda Evans, Charlotte Simpson, Lynn W'alker, l,aVern Childs, Marjorie Anderson. Norma Riehey., Peggy Brooks, Alive Gamble. Fourth row: ,lane Andrews, Naney Pruitt, Claire Ilammond, Ann Shirley., Alberta Thompson. Marian Parker, Patrieia Patterson. Mary Snutherland. Janet Bryant. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Everyone peaks Two Language "lfrcryone has two eountries-'his own and lfraneeh were the month. spoken lfreneh is stressealg and a fine is imposed upon worfls of Benjalnin lfranklin. any member who lapses into English. l'lllIllS and reeorals in Carrying out this thought. Le Cerele lfranqais. eolnposeel of French and speakers who have a knowledge of l"rznu-e and il seeond-year French students. encourages further interest in the people, as well as programs ln' the lllC'lIllN'l'S themselves. uequain l"reneh eulture and language. At the gatherings. two eaeh the clulm mcmlmers with lmoth l"reneh eixilizalion and eurrent affairs. Each year. the elulm sponsors a sunnner reading projec- X V v . . with prizes for those reading the most good hooks pertaining, MME' E'l,IllN" -'-' ' M"""""' l" 'I"""""" to France. Le Cerele lfraneais operates uncler the lrelief that CLAIRE HAMMOND ' ' - ' M"'l"""' I" l""'si'I"""' eat-h member benefits fl'0Ill1l,llP opportunitx to put elassroon ALICE CAMBLE . . . . . Madame In vice-presiflente klmwledge into informal pl.m.tim,' ' MARIA HARD . . . . ,. . . Marianne In seeretaire-tresoriere 1il1llIP. Elllillg. Mllfill. Cllliflk AHCP. Cflynprpnpg-pnus? 47 The purpose of the Bus Drivers' Cluh is to promote safety in the driving of our school huses and to teach the lius drivers their fluties. To he a nieinber of this cluh. a hoy must have passed his state school lmus clrivers' examination and must he currently giving his services to a special route or section. This group of boys does a great joh. carrying hunclrecls of students each year safely to and from school. These lmoys cleserve the cooperation from all our students so that their johs may hc clone quickly. cliiciently. and safely. Responslhle for the Safety of an We mlm them for n rifle. Don nlfl Hasuu llcnrw Boll Jour lhamblcc, Nevlllc flllll0l' Dltku lung, Kenneth Locke, Joe McGill, Larry ,loc Mclm-es, Larry Thoml MeL1L lVlalcolm 'Vlxlu Row Nixon WIWIU Pattu on, Douglas Rainey, Marion Hanley, Harold Sanders, Ray Sanders, Jlllllfll Shaw Horlu qlrlekland frulw Tnlln on ,lflekle Wilt lonnle Wfhilfield., Larry WhiIllliF0. Costunies. staging. make-up. and curtain time are the world of drama. You. a niemluer of the Dramatics Club, love. work and struggle with these. The first 3SSClIllllf program devotional gave you stage fright. hut they heeame easier. In lfehruary you tried out for the senior play ands-you had the leading role. The applause of the student hotly still rings in your ears. Nlonthly meetings provide a chance for you to improve your speech and at-ting alvility. You still laugh about those reeord- ings of your Southern drawl. By spring sophomores and juniors are preparing speeches for tryouts. The hest ones will he next yearis Hanna High Thespians. twill Mull o F ru: IQ HS MARIAN PARKER .....,.... . . . llfpli,xi,H..i,f!' c:ARo c:Al.nouN . , . . Vale-rxgyylflpqf U Q . . oAvl,E ROGERS . . , .7 .' . rerur' V BARBARA sEl1:El. . . . U . .JR . ff-,limp ,V l l Vi Ay 4, up xl It P, i I I . ctnr Caro, Gayle, llarhara. DRAMATICS CLUB P P if ,,f Lf mf F if r ig Rh P 'ft Uliflli viii ' Gt X P J 1 V L J Q I r.wf PM I 'AP 'l- i Seniors to Present 66The razy Vloletw Too funny Juliets First row: jane llarper., Gayle Rogers, Mary Burgess, Mary Anna Hilliard, Marian Parker, Jeanette WRll'd, Claire lllllltllllillfl, Sylvia Pruitt, Jan Bolt, Mary Anna Pritchett, Brenda Evans. Second row: Sonja Wlelsh, Vicki Rumph, Mignon Ross, Jennie lion McGee, Georgia Lou Thompson, Janice Kay, Willie-' Fay Ward, Barbara Dillard, Lyn Collins. Barbara Seigel, Caro Calhoun. Third row: Miss Cromer, Janet Bryant, Molly Grant, Carolyn Gilmer, Patsy Littlefield, Carole Braekett, Elsie MeCrary, Mary Hiott, Lynda Bagwell, Margaret Fowler., Linda Wlorley, Betty Majeski, Patricia Poore, Betty Skelton, Mary Reiner Farmer, Norma Richey, Frances Shirley. 49 Where's Daisy Mae? X LX Crowded, isn't it? Barbara, Mrs. Grant, Carolyn. THE ARTISTS' LEAGUE rtists or odels. Do you ever look around the halls of Hanna High School? lihen you must have noticed the gay bulletin boards---a new one each week. Have you ever wondered then who does the time-consuming work necessary to these bulletin boards? The industrious Artists' League does. The Artists' League was formed by interested students to do all the necessary art work at Hanna High. Anyone who is interested in art may become a member of the League. Before acceptance into the League, one must submit a drawing done by herself. hut extraordinary talent is not a requirement for A week for art? Connie Canup, Marian Parker, Gayle Rogers, Jeanette Ward, Alice Gamble, Mary Anna Pritchett. ,lean Geer, Vicki Rumph, Gail Haltiwanger, Jan Bolt, Brenda Evans, Mary Kaye Sibrans, Gail Teasley, Ann Shirley, .lane Gil mer, Janice Kay, Judy Camp, Maria Bard, Mignon Ross, Serena es, Emeline Little. membership. ln addition to making the attractive bulletin boards. the Artists' League performs many other art-related services. lt makes announcements of basketball games. helps with the scen- ery for chapel programs and for plays. Also. the League does private work for those persons who desire it for church or community affairs. One of the biggest undertakings by the Artists' League this school year was the lovely l'l0lllf'C0llliIlg Game decorations which they, with help from Boys' High students. did. Busy Bees. Linda Blessing, Mabel Ilerring. Nancy McCurley, Connie Dunn. Lynda Bagwell. Mareeille Ballentine, Troyee Ann Chapman, Mar- guerite Silvey, Alice Jaynes, Lenra Payne, Gail Dye, Martha Evans, Mary Reiner Farmer, Belinda James, Betty Skelton, Linda Fowler, Molly Grant, Nancy Kitching. A M E I c A gm i Q f wigs ia ww... QUILL AND SCROLL hot riters Sho Their Fae So you think you canit write! Thatis what we thought too until one day someone Called us out of class to inform us of ineinlmership in the international honorary society of high school journalists. Seniors who are in the upper third of their class scholas- tically and who have marie outstanding L-ontrihutions in some phase of high school journalism are eligihle for nienihership. They must he reroininendecl lay the connnittee governing pulm- livations or the Supervisor and approvecl hy the executive sec- retary. Quill and Scroll nlenihers are often called upon to do "ghost-writing" for the annual. or write a last-minute article for lfUlllI!ISg!1lS. Several members have had poems. sketches. and short stories puhlishefl in thc South Carolina High School Literary Yearhoolx. Miss Dfrfown has a IUIIQ' with girlw Envh in his own world. Has inspiration hit only one? Budding novelists. poets. ond wha! have you. Brenda Evans, Mary Anna Pritvhvtl, Mary Hiott, Ann Ballard. Jan Bolt, Peggy Brooks. Alberta Thompson. Carolyn Gilmer. Charlotte Simpson, Palsy Littlefield. sa You should be making A,s" Dan Acker, Andy Blake, Haber Busby, Steve Casey, Howard Craig, William Drummond, Sam Earle, '5Herby" Franklin, Harold Fortncr, Ronnie' Hillhouse, Jack Israel, Donald Kay, Ronald Kay, Dickie King, Larry Kowalski, Buster Meeks, Robert Neal, Kenneth Oakley, Terry Pettit, David Powell, Cordon Sherard, Curtis Smith, William Sullivan, Bill Summerlin, Floyd Teasley, Ronald Touchstone., Dan Watt, War- ren Wood, David Wright. 4-3 rj f4bZ,--' 'laid-if X 7, . A milf ,f1Zz,.f 4,Qf1 ffffxxlf 3-'X ,V 56577 BETA CLUB M74 mfiofff H -- 1, .user A W L i tl 1, S h a at eff e M cc - 597 af! K e ea y ervln t ersifijkwgzj 54,4 s ,ei mr 'EYA7 J p L MQ fglpuiflf Cung Ho! Convention time is here again. T -V K David, W'ill., Larry, Dan, Mr. McGregor. T in The UB7' is for "Brains',g the MEM for "Efiort'7g "TM for "Tact"g and most important, HAH, is for HAim." The Beta Club, established at Boys' High in 1924, has prob- ably the highest "Aims', of all the clubs in the school. They are, as found in the creed, N. . . to promote the principles of honesty, justice, service, co-operation, re- sponsibility, industry, humility, and charity . . . by serv- ing othersf' The Beta Club is now striving to raise even higher these very high standards. Talks, conventions, and challenges have inspired the members of the Beta Club to work toward fulfilling their ambitions. 52 Making its dehut in Anderson at Halma High this year is the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. Nlemhership is strictly for the 'GA-Childrens' who also have the qualities of leadership. character. and service. To hecome a memlxer of the society is a secret desire and goal ol many sophomores upon entering high school. To have this amhition realized indicates an outstanding high school record. At present the cluh is a senior organization. New mcmliers are chosen at the close of each school year from the rising senior class. Seniors with a 1-.6 average are accepted at the end of each term. The informal meetings are held in the teachers' lounge where members discuss husiness over their favorite Nhrain food -cokes. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The e Have Arrived Well. some wear their honors seriously. Organizing the new club are Miss Hood, sponsorg ,lean Bouk- night, vice-president: Patricia Patterson.. president: l.a Verne Childs, trensurerg Lynn Walker, secretary. Patricia Poore, Patricia Patterson, Miss Hood, Carolyn Gilmer, Vicki Rumph, Mary Hiott, Mary Anna Pritchett, Alberta Thompson, Claire llammond, La Verne Childs, ,lean Bouknight, Patsy Littlefield, Jenny l.ou Me Ann Ballard, Lynn Walker, Margaret Crenshaw, Mary ,lane Bryant, Sonja Welsh. Gee, Martha Couch, Betty Gleason, Miriam Kay., gz g f is Friends of the Shuttle. Joe Bolt, Bobby Bowen, Richard Buchanan, Kenneth Carey, Charles Chandler., James Collins, Douglas Cunnells, Mac Hamm, Dan Holmes, Kenneth James, Harold Jefferson, Billy Jones, Larry Jordan, Tommy Jordan, Larry Keasler, George Keys, Everett Kilgore Mark Ladd, Johnny Lee, Wilton Mackey, Eugene Makison, Donald McCurley, Bill Moore, Robert Moore, Neil Owen, Aubrey Pearson Bunyan Pruitt, Billy Rhodes, James Rumsey, Larry Sanders, Tommy Scarborough, Don Scott, Junior Shaw, Joe Sheridan, Ronald Smith, Billy Snider, Dale Spence, Grady Tollison, Larry Whitmire, James Whitt, Wayne Winters. FLYING SHUTTLE CLUB Future Textile Experts The Flying Shuttle Club gets its name from John Kayis invention of the shuttle in the year of 1733. lt was called the flying shuttle. The Club promotes good relationship between the school and the textile industry. It tries to de- velop a high degree of workmanship for its mem- bers. The club is under the leadership of Mr. Vaughn. Tool of Trade. Mr. Vaughn, Homer., Larry, Tommy, Aubrey, and Grady Pay' rlusv lIIIl'llfillH, buys. Wtmwmmmx-vmmmwkwww N Whofing mul warping. l The wlmvls llml turn flu' lvlwvls. Dems il luke so many? X QR Knil our. purl two. W'ill it puxs inspvvtiun? 4.1 Female Statesmen. l,uey Ann Bagwell, Lynda Bagwell, Evelyn Bannister, Linda Black, Linda Blessing, Carole Brown. Bette Camp- bell, Ellen Carter, Mary Ann Chamblee, Franees Chas- tain, Betty Chasteen, ,ludy Clarke, Linda Cleveland, Erline Coehran, Lucy Compton, Franees Conwell, Mary Coppage. Barbara Dillard, Shelba Drake, Sybil Dyar, Barbara Edmonds, Linda Fant, Mary Reiner Farmer, Ann Fret- well, Linda Fowler, Jean Geer, Ann Gilmer, Harriett Gleason, Sybil Gray, Betty Green, ,lane Harbin, Mikal llare, ,lane Harper, Doris Haynie, Faye Herring, Mary Anna Hilliard, Edna l-lonea, Franees Howell, Glenda Hunnieut. Mirialn Kay, Carole King, Jerri Lowry, Oria Ann Me- Clain., Peggy Mc-Gill. Sara Meliinney, Ann MeL4-es, Mar- eia Martin, Sara Martin, Bobbie Maxwell, Barbara Mere- dith, Jo Ann Meredith, Judith Moore, Jean Niehols. Leora Paine, jo Ann Payne, Katherine Poore, l.ynn Porter, Naney Pruitt, Ellen Banlpey, Anita Seigler, Ni- nene Shearer, Bose Pearl Skelton, Shirley Smith, Shelby ,lean Sonefelt, La ,lune Sosebee, Patsy Stone, Searlet Strickland. Carolyn Taylor, Gayle Teasley, Donna Thompson, ,laekie Viekery, Faye Welili, Gloria W1-bll, Barbara Wel- born, Linda Sue Wlelborn.. Sara W'hitfield, Carolyn Wfiatt. Linda Wlilson. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Informed Citizen of the Future 0 lf lf' I C IC H S lIHARI.0'I"l'E SIMPSON . , . President LYNDA liAGW'EI.L . . Vice-Presirlenl MIKAL IIARE . . Secretary PEGGY MeGII.I, . . . Treasurer MISS BURRIS MISS CALLAIIAM MISS CUNNINGHAM MRS. GRANT ,... . Spmnmrs The l'nited Nations. as presented hy Nlr. Henry Yon I-lassleng world conditions viewed through the eyes of world traveler, Mr. J. M. Wing: and great men of the past and present seen from the vantage point of their hirthdays - through these programs the International Relations Clula has tried to develop in its menlhers a love of and an interest in other countries. Revolution and a changing of ideas are prevalent throughout the world today. We. the world leaders of tomorrow. are going to have to face and solve many prohlems in international relations. How 1-an we hest do this? Did you gr-I llml Insl remark? C0011 will Iwgins nt Imnw. A risilor from uvlllSIlIIIgIl7ll. 57 l l Service is the key word of the library clerk. From collecting rent on overdue books to publishing a monthly news sheet, MBits on Books." this club performs many functions for the school. lts purpose is to create a wider interest in books and reading. ln so doing. the members themselves become more familiar with maps. film strips. books. pamphlets. and phonograph records. in and out. arranging bulletin boards. processing books. writ- ing overdue notices. and keeping the reading shelves neat and in order. Dusty hand. "lost" study halls. and hard work are the ear- marks of a library assistant. a truly rewarding title. They leur 'em up. we fix 'em up. Judie Perry, president, Cynthia Williams, vice-president, Margaret Smith, treasurer, Lynda Hogan. secretary, Linda Carey, Reporter. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Reading Student is a Leading Student Which one would you like to assist you? Betty Blackwell, Charlene Bradberrv, Evelyn Bradberrv, Martha Brock, Carole Brown, Shelby Busha, Pearl Cantrell, Linda Carey, " ' " ' - - - ,l'.,l-G,JAnn Betty Larlthers, Ellen Lartcr, Shelby Drake, Sybil Dyar, Mary Frances Eberhart, Glenda Evans, Mary Joel iames, ean eer, 0 Gray, Peggy Harris, Linda Hatcher, Delores Heaton, Lynda Hogan, Alice Jaynes, Frances Howell, Shirley Kay, Susan Long, Juanita McKinley, Betty Madden, Glenda Massey, Jo Ann Meredith, Elizabeth Moore, Jean Nichols, Betty Lee Palmer, Judie Perry, Wendell Powell, Wilma Reid, Eula Rcvis, Lucinda Roberts, Sandra Shanklin, Sallie Shirley, Margaret Smith, Patsy Stone, Frances Vaughn, Faye Webb, Floria W'ebb, Sara Wlhitfieid, Cynthia Williams. 1 ...... - 58 The activities of the Library Club include checking books -.s......s..,.r.,.M . . . Experts with paste and ink. First row. left ln right: Johnny llayes, Buddy Harbin, Bill Haltiwangor Bennv Alford L ' 'l"ll-' h , , , ouie' 1 cy, ,Io n Brown. Ser-mul raw: John Chalmers., Jimmie Haneoek, Gary Cochran, Kendall Few, Maylin Fleteller. Tommy Snavc-ly., JZIIIIPS Creamer, Don Seott, l.:-garv llanks. Absent from picture are Franklin Jackson, Don Vermillion. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS nd We Lead the Students to the Books Their fingers are aching from typing. they choke on the flust from the hookshelvesg these are the gallant l,iln'ary Assistants. The Boys' High Library Assistants' Club is composed of those hoys who are willing to work in the lihrary. They have such varied duties as working at the circulation desk. shelving hooks. taking inventory, and typ- ing. The clulfs aim is to make the library a more useful and pleasant place for sturlents and faculty. The Cluh is a mem- her of the Anderson-Oconee Lihrary Association and the South Carolina Library Assistants Association. lVliy is everyone so happy? Johnny, John, Jimmy, Miss Clinkst-ales, Jimmie.. and Don. Behind the chalk line. ld B N l Baxter Joe Bolt Tommy Bolt Donald Brown, Preston Burroughs, Lannv Burton, Marshall Carithers Otis Anderson, Dona ates, ea , , , t . , Michael Childers, Jimmy Dyar, Cary English, Jo Farrow, Douglas Felker, Jerry Finley, Charles Fleming, Neville Gilmer, Wayne Gleason Joe Greenway, David Haddon, Cecil Hanks, Zack Heard, Bobby Herring, David Holland, Marlowe Hooper, Franklin jackson, Kenneth James Bill Jones, Larry Jordan, Tonuny Jordan., Jimmy Madden, Jerry Mayo, Preston Meredith, Robert Moore, Webb McClure, Samuel Pickens Tommy Powell, Alton Reed, Gary Sanders, Tommy Scarborough, Dennis Scott, Bill Seigler, Jerry Slaton, Douglas Smith, J. C. Smith, Ban dall Smith, Boy Smith, Bobby Sonefelt, Bobert Stansell, Horace Strickland, Bobby Southerland, Wade Teasley, Ralph Thomas, Larry Whit lnire. Skilled raftsmcn- en ho Produce ,Drutlwr oil machines than pose. Mr. Welsh, Webb, Horace, Bill, Douglas, and Billy. The T S: I Club obtains its name from the division of Vo- cational Education, from which it draws its membership- Trades and lndustries. The club was organized in 1950 and joined in the state organization program in 1952 and, there- fore, adopted the State Cluh Constitution, whose main objec- tives are: l. To develop good leadership and citizenship, 2. To foster the hest possible spirit between student, parent, and schoolg 3. To encourage the undertaking of worthy projects for the benefit of the school and community, -l To promote interest in the trade and industrial program among students 9 5. To promote the dignity of good honest labor and seek increased efficiency in their chosen occupation through study and practice. Y 60 9 0 I' I' I HOYT HAND . . . IRVINC STANSELI. . . CARSON WINCHESTER LARRY BRISCUE . , . C IC R S . . . . . . . President . . Vice'-President . . . Secretary . Treasurer MR. H. F. CANNON . . . Sponsor D. ll Clulm of Boys' High was organized this year for ilu- first tnne. Its rules anti purposes are modeled after the sister c-lulu at Hanna High. The nlenilmers of the clulm cooperate with the local merchants in order to promote hetter trained leaders in thc hnsiness world. Through the excellent leadership of the ollirvrs anfl sponsor. this progressive rluh anticipates a steady growth in interest and in memhership. One of the greatest stimulants to this will he the ever constant cooperation lmetween thu- vlulv ancl the t'0lllllIUllltY. Plww! Carson, Irving, and Illlyl. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB We Link the School' and the Communit Fu tu FP Tycoon s .I First row: Ira Crm-lu-r, Carson Yvinchvsler, Phillip Shearer, Wzldm- Phillips. Svcoml row: Buddy Blume, Irving Slansell, Hoyt Iland, Gerald ,lolmso n, Herman Dorr, Mr. Cannon 61 Career Girls. Martha Beasley, Mary jane Bryant, Linda Bostic, Peggy Chastain, Sylvia Childs, Martha Couch, Margaret Crenshaw, Billie Elmore, Emily Freeman, Betty Gleason, Nancy Carol Glenn, Judy Hawkins, Mary Holliday, Carole Jaynes, Miriam kay, Patsy Kay, Barbara Mclilrath, Nancy McGill, Beverly Parker, Fannie Bell Patterson, Joyce Pruitt, Margaret Roberts, Shelby Shaw, Mimi Smith, Patsy Turner, Vera W1-avt'r, Marcella Wilson. COMMERCIAL CLUB malgamated Iron orksi Contract Has Been Lost! Flustered oflice workers flee their angry boss efficient secretaries. The club has been in existence for about 'Til his calm. collected secretary twenty years. and one of its first projects was the first copy of Solves the problem tough! Hanllasgals, published in 1937. Miss Mary McConnell. as atl- "It's filed under HH." sir. visor, gives the members of the club helpful hints on getting You saifl it was Hot Stuffli' and holding office jobs-from how to dress to how to sitf and the girls exchange bits of their own experiences. Girls We wonit say that secretary was a former Commercial Club taking commercial subjects with an average of "B" are eligible member. but its members are trained to be poised. confident, for membership. Future Girl Fridays. Nancy' Carol, secretary" Fannie Bell. treasurer- Marv., rice- "Kee 1 calm "' says Miss McConnell to Shelbv, Linda, Judy, . . 5 5 . l 7 . , Q . . w . . . president, Miss McLonnell, sponsor, Miriam, preslrlenl. and Margaret. 1 . 62 Une of the few persons whose profession is a direct influence on the future is your teacher. This is both an opportunity and a responsibility. This year Hannasgals have banded together to form the Future Teachers' Club. This newest of clubs is an organization established to promote the interest of young people in the teaching profession and to give them pre- liminary preparation for years of professional leadership. It has been said that the whole future of education rests solely in the hands of todayis young people. I Some class! Has four teachers. Nancy Tinnns, secrelnryg Susan Long., presillentg Mignon Ross, vice-presidentg l,aVcrn Childs, treasurer: Mr. Sand- lin, sponsor. FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION ewest lub at Hanna High Count the genuine Future Teuclmrs. First row: Susan Long, Alice Gamble, Mary Hiott. Second TUIU: Brenda Evans, l.aVern Childs, Mary Ann Munn. Vicki Rumpll Patricia Poore, Alberta Thompson, Patricia Patterson. Third row:Patricia Littlefield, Mignon Ross, Jennie' Lou Mcilcc, Lynn Wailku-1' Janet Bryant, Sonja Welsh, Georgia Lou Thompson. Fourth row: Wanda! Gunter, Norma Richey, Mary Anna Givens, janv Andrews Ann Ballard, Connie Canulls June Tollison. Fifth row: Maria Bard, Gloria Kay, Nancy Timms, Corra Gunter., Jane Martin, Judy Camp, Mary Sutherland, Laura Browne. 63 Q Q Close your eyesg take a deep breath! And a pretty future nurse will check your pulse! As yet that is the extent of the skill of the members of the Future Nurses Club, but under the guidance of their club sponsors. Mrs. Claud W. Perry and Mrs. Norris F. Hines, approximately thirty-five girls in this yearis club are becoming more acquainted with their chosen pro- fession. A relatively new club. the Future Nurses' Club has more than tripled its membership in its three short years of existence. Any girl interested in any phase of the -SD I nursing profession is eligible for membership. The club meets the third Monday of each month with meetings carried on in usual order and highlighted by a guest speaker-fa nurse or doctor. usuallyfwho tells the girls something of the medical profession. Time out for fun! Patsy Turner, secretory, Norma Richey, corresponding ser- rvtnryg Judy Hawkins, president, Sharon Gilmer, vire-prPs- iflentg Pat Blark, treasurer. FUTURE NURSES A Life of Service is a Happ one Pretty enough to cure. Naney Allen, Deloris Altman, Annette Baskin, Pat Blaek, Jean Cole, Nancy Sue Doyle, Sybil Dyar., Charlotte Elrod, Linda Fant, Alice Floyd, Ellen Floyd, Sharon Gilmer, Harriett Gleason, Jane Glenn, Judy Harden, Judy Hawkins, Carolyn Higginbotham, Frances How- ell, Carol Jaynes, Doris Jester, Carolyn Kay. Miriam Kay, Modena King, Carolyn Lovingood, Betty Majeski, Gayle Maxwell, Donna Ruth Morris, L1-ora Payne, Linda Poore, Lucia Powell, Wilnxia Reid, Carolyn Rice, Norma Richey, Sallie Shirley, Louise Tilly, Georgia Lou Thompson., Patsy Turner, Imogene Whitworth, Shelby Wfhitworth, Shirley Whitworth, Linda Worley. 64 Q ue.- ww .40-, 'ifnal mg Q-M A " ' AWS? ls: ,W we fn, K4 , A Q . X , K. N wr x k xr, su' , -k JkNii fi r F x A K 4. .XA 6 X , 4 fix 'Q 'fl , Y ' NWA Sw . 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Louise Axsom, Linda Blackstone, Oleen Brown, Faye Burke, Barbara Church, Billie Jo Darby, Shirley Evans, Gail Franklin, Geraldine Graham, Martha Jean Heaton, Lynda Hogan, Frances Kay, .lean Keller, Shiela King, Shirley McClure, Mary Phillips, Barbara Poore, Dorothy Rice, Virginia Sanders, Shirley Simpson, Norma Smith, Wanda Smi1h, Jane Stasney, Gale Tiller, Margaret Vickery, Ramona Vickery, Margaret Whitheld, Sara Jane Wilkins. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Half-Time Learners-Half-Time Earners "Be courteous," says Mrs. W'elborn to Virginia Sanders, Shirley Evans, and Billie ,lo Darby. The D. Fi. girls are those enviable lassies seen leaving school each day at twelve-fifteen. They are headed for their various jobs-olfice positions. selling. cashiering, etc.iwhere they put into practice the principles which they have learned as members of the Distrihulive Educa- tion Club. The purposes of the D. E. Clulm arc to develop leader- xx ship, to provide social and recreational activities. and to prepare girls to make an intelligent choice of occupations. Hanna Highis very active D. lil. Club attends district. state, and national D. lf. conventions, makes a trip to Atlanta each fall, and this year entered a float in the Christmas parade. 66 I 3 ,M Y... Q, ,YQ f fl, Fi S - w "We should have been champs. We wuz l'0bbPll.,, First row: Jack Eardman, Bill Bates, Kenneth Loi-ke, Horace Strickland. Second row: George Hyder, Lewis Simpson, Thomas Wat- kins, George Carrison, Scott Speares, Roddy Green, Don Simpson, Howard Craig, Jimmy Maddox. Third row: Robert Stanley, Wen- dell Seymore, David Cobb, Tommy Kelly, Bill WolH', Carl Oehmig, Dickie Anderson. Fourth row: Marshall Carithers, Wallace Ashley. Bob Coleman, Doug Scott, Zack Heard, Terry Bryant, Pat Dorn, Jim Hutchinson, David Bevil. Absent when picture was made: Bill jones, Tommy liyneh, Kendall Few. FOOTBALL The Team That Bounced Back and 011 A torrid day in August found a determined crew of young hopefuls heginning preparation for the forthcoming hattles of the gridiron. With a sparkling array of talent and two of the Hnest eoaehes in the South at the helm, Anderson could expect mueh. Anderson High had the hest season since the l950 State Champs. The season opened with a hig. rough Hartwell eleven at lVleCants Stadium. The jackets dropped the game to Hart- "Think we can hold 'em?" foaehes ,lack Miller, ,lark Harper, and Head Coaeh Bob Patton. well by a score of 7 to 6 in a hard fought eontest. The mag- nificent Yellow Jackets, playing on their home grounds, came hack strongly the following week by humiliating Georgia Industrial Institute 42 to 0. This was the .laeketsi first win of the season. Again the next week on home ground the Jackets defeated Orangeburg in one of the hest games of the season by a score of i3 to l3. On the following week the scene of lmattle was Sirrine SCHEDULE September 9- Anderson and Hartwell, here ...... Us 6 Thenl 7 September 16- Anderson and Georgia Industrial Institute, here ........ . . Us 42 Them 0 September 23- Anderson and Orangeburg, here . . Us 18 Them 13 September 30- Creenville and Anderson, there . . . . Us Them 26 October 7- Anderson and Rock Hill, here . . . Us Them 7 October 14-- Anderson and Parker, here . . . Us Them 13 October 21- Anderson and Spartanburg, here . . Us Them 6 October 23- Easley and Anderson, there . . . Us Them 0 November 4- Calfney and Anderson, there . . , Us Them I4 November ll- Columbia and Anderson, there . . . . Us Them 7 November 18- Anderson and Chester, here . . . Us Them 6 Stadium. the stronghold of the mighty' Red Raiders of Green- ville. For sixty' minutes the Jackets outfought the Greenville crew. but Lady' Luck took a handg and when the final whistle sounded. the scoreboard showed that Anderson was on the short end of a 26 to 12 score. Our gallant warriors came back strong the next week against a spirited Rock Hill team. Mr. Pattonis boys were again on familiar ground and had the situation Linder con' trol all the way. The llearcats were thoroughly drubbed, 25 to 7. The Colden Tornado of Parker blew into town the next week. When it left. it was only a breeze. but had with it a 13 to 0 victory. Again the Jackets had played top-notch football. but the scoreboard was against them. Then came homecoming and its elaborate festivities. The day was superb and so were the Jackets, who ran roughshod over Spartanburg High by a score of 21 to 6 in a very fine football game. The Jackets then traveled to Easley and, without any trouble at all. gave the Green Wave a 3,1 to U beating. Gall- ney was next on the road list and the jubilant Jackets put on a show that has seldom been equaled. It was probably the masterpiece of the season. The great Jacket line fought with unmatched fury and the backs hit savagely. The Jackets came from behind to whip the Gaffney Indians in the last two minutes of the game by a score of 20 to 141. Again on the road. the Jackets met Columbia l'ligh's Red Caps in a very exciting and hard fought game. The 'Colum- bians were defeated by a score of 1-l to 7. Mr. llattonis Jackets returned home for their last en- counter with a mighty Chester team who had been defeated only by powerful Greenwood. Chester defeated the .Jackets by a score of 0 to ll in a very close game. The heroes were numerousg everyone was great in our book: the coaching was superb and the cheering was stu- pendous. Four boys received awards at the annual banquet. They were as follows: Ceorge Hyder as the most valuable player. Howard Craig won the Sportsmanship Award. Tom- FOOTBALL ' H60 Ashley, Cn!" HP Dill: WH' Wen. my Kelly was selected as the best blocker. and jot-I l'almcr as the most improved player. Tribute is due the coaches Mr. Patton and Mr. Harper. Coaches like these are rare indeed. for they were not only coaches. but also pals of every man on the squad. We congratulate them along with each member of the team and the managers. Nlay they al- ways do as well in life as thcyiye done on the gridiron this year. ith Football Comes Good portsmanship KING BEES Co-Captains Howard Craig, George Hyder, Scott Speares. BONE BREAKERS mul PILL PEDDLERS Managers Bobby Green. Douglas lVleDougald, and llcad Manager Bobby Fant. 69 ' HAR GEORGE CARR! SON D WORKER' LOUIS SIMPSON "SATCI-ICI." TOMMY LYNCH HORACE '5f,,:'TNT U 'fwfr "o,uncKsf: BOY' ST BICKLAND ' HOSS' THOMAS WATKI NS "found CARL OEH M IG "POSSUM" SCOTT SPEARS "OLE RELIABLE" MARSHALL X, CARITHERS VERSATILE9 BILL BATES Wcooo LITTLE MAN? TOMMY KgLL.Y MOOSE SUITCASE KE NDALL F' EW "c Mzv LEGS' DON SIMPSON S BILL WOLFF' J A wAa.n.Ace: I ASH Lev 'SHOWER SINGER' WUF-WUF JOEL PALMER M051 IMPROVED' HOWARD CRAIG "rooms" PAT DORN GOOD PASS RECEIVER GEORGE HYDER 'E SPEY' Q TERRY BRYANT "BIG RED" Paw BILLY JONES OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE STANDOUT JIMMY KING "cRow JIMMY MADDOX " G RUBBY " DOUG SCOTT sooo HUSTLE R' DICK! E ANDERSON "SL.UDGE" Qu W v I VARSITY SCORES Jan. 3-Palnlvllu, tln-rc' jun. fi-Slllll'lZllllllll'g, he-rv Jan. 10-l'ulnu-Mo., hon' Jam Jan jun. ,lun ,lam Feb Fl-li. Fvll. . I3-Easley, there- I7'-Parkvr, llll'l'l' 20-Svnovu, lu-re 2l-Columbia, he-rv 30iUl'0I'llVllll', hvrv 3iUl'0Pll1VO0Il, therm- 10-Euslvy, hvrv . l4-l'arlcvr. llvro . Us U s U s U s U s lfs Us IL . Us Us Us 57 51 38 45 36 71 52 60 64 42 56 Th vm Them Thom Them Them Thanx Thom Them Th mn Them Thom 51 71 43 72 59 46 42 73 59 56 62 HB" BASKETBALL TEAM Varsity-Make Room for Us Next Year lI'llv W' -ll T fl ll - '. I' I . 1 mrn, U lllll, 1-nny Sullivan. Kent Anclvr on Bull ffirllslv ,Ivrn Moore Lou: slllllV ln Tnnlnn Rohn! lhllu Dunllp Willialml Nlvfloy, Tommy Ellis, Franluc- Mc-nec-s Robul qt unlu Pbul Emlxlu JIIIIIIIV Illll l nrv lllx Come on, give us that victory smile. First row: Gail Teasley, Ann Shirley, .lane Chasteen, Barbara Dillard, Marcia Martin. Second row: Pearl Cantrell, Sylvia Pruitt, Susan Will. Third row: Lynda Bagwell, Franves Shirley, Elizabeth Ann Dillard, Joyce Craft. Fourth row: Elizabeth Belcher, Jean Bouknlght ,Indy Seigel, Patricia Black, Nan Kitching, Sally Watkins, Gladys Brown. GIRLS, BASKETBALL The ueen Bees of Hanna High The big wheels look on. Pat, Miss Major, Lynda. Feb. jan. 3- Jan. 10- Jan. 13- Jan. 20- Jan. 30- SCHEDULE Hanna Hanna Hanna Hanna Hanna 3-Hanna Feb. 10-Hanna Feb. 14-Hanna High High High High High High High High Palmetto, there Palmetto, here Easley, Seneca, Belton, Abney, Easley, Belton there here' there here here here 27 33 62 43 29 44 22 46 7 rt U ,J D LULJC cgy 'Hy fy 1,luXVll'J Miyagi 5 1, QA we My I Since lmasketlmall is the only interscholastic sport in which Hanna High participates. all our athletes waitefl eagerly for the first practice. When the day arrived. many good players were present to try out for the team. There were only a few players back from last year. After a few weeks' practice, our able coach. "N'lajor." chose the enthusiastic hasketball team. Only' a few games could be arranged this year lvecause we are the only Double A school in this area which has a girls' basketball team. The team had tough competition hut. with the strong support of thc stuflent hotly, won some important games. lnexperience was partly responsible for the loss of the first few. As for the games we lost. we only say what the "lJoclgers" said for so many' years, fgwait 'til next ycarf, With Hen .wcoruls to play harming tingers-Maj0r's irls I LM The referee will pick me up. A lot of spiril. Z f M! jean Bouknighl. Pal Black. 1' j fy JL f'L,LLYxQf ' 1 L wwf Baskelbalfs fun Gail Teaslev Versatile Plzwpr libbv Ann Dillard ff wo- W'atrh out for that gopher hole. What gopher haovoole? TRACK Dash...Relay...Jump... A windy, and still somewhat cold. day in late Fehruary found the i956 track hopefuls in line for their warm-upsfwarm-ups that would soon het-ome a part of their everyday life. Coach Patton worked the kinks out of the prospects. and they soon llCC0llli' ac't'uston1ed to the strenuous workouts. After several weeks ol hard work. the season began. liven the previously inexperienced hops found themselves competing with the hest. XR-. 3 Down landing gear. Hurdles . . . Discus . . . Javelin Our Yellow Jackets of the Cinder track name out well on the scoring end in their several intra-school eontvsls. Traek mentor, Boll Patton, was continuously made proud hy the many at'- complishments of his hoys. We, the students. are also very proud of our track teanfs sportsmanlikc conduct as well as their outstanding play. "They look like long-handles Io me." Boll Coleman, Cvvil Hanks, Louis Sullivan, Danny Aeker, Doug Stott, jimmy King., Willizllli Drumniond, Carroll Crowlhvr, Walllilvv Ashley, Tommy Lynch, David Wright, Ralph Hardy, Bill Sanders, Robert Stanley, Coax-h Patton, Howard Craig, Tommy Roberts, Carl Oehmig. Dickie Anderson, Don Simpson, Jimmy Dyar, Marshall Carithers. uf V... ie H ,,,, ii i' - fsf. , , Bob Colvnmn Howard Craig Don Simpson Tommy Lynrh Dnld Wright n h ull 1 llll I Doug Svoll w"2lllkIPl' Ashlvy Williaxll Drummond I lfll Hank ll Ill M kg r n to the I mpics of 1960 wvilliillll won! ll th Il l Doll ' Aw '52 WM x ,mis 32 f k ' 5 my W www 4 f ,W A X as Q WMWQ f :aff S,-,., XIV' Hcome on, Babel" "Come on, Boylii L' iAt's the way to go, manlw . . . Yellow Jacket teammates urge eavh other on to that next base, or that record-breaking homerun, or that triple play, or even that hit. or even that stolen base. ln their constant chatter and hustle the Yellow Jacket nine express in a small way the pep they have. Our team, under the capable leadership of Coach Jack Miller, showed up very well in the now annual Piedmont Baseball League playoffs. During this whole season the boys played their best at all times. They were primarily a senior team, made up of a few juniors and spohomores. Our boys pulled many a game out of the fire by coming from behind to win at the last minute. More important than wins or losses, our bustling baseball team always displayed the spirit of sportsmanship truly rop- resentative of a school that was presented with the State Sportsmanship Trophy of 1955-1956. If the Dodgers can do ilg so can we. Jimmy Poore. Wfrenny Farrell, Bonny Cox, Glenn Garrison. Cary Patterson, Doug Gunter, Bill Wfolff. Joel Palm:-r, Randy Putman, Olin Saylors, and Coach Jack Miller. :fy ' "ss" " of Y' Why.. 'n .ix .ti 3 Q, Q. X 5 M . 125 Q gflw 1.1- ff 5 . v Tlwy vunw from oulvr spurv. CHEERLEADERS Letgs Give a Yell Viv. as xuur l'hL'l'l'l1'iilil'l'S. will lwu-1' lmuvl llus slnrllul SllI1ll'llI lnocly. Wm' luuv llml smnv grvul limvs lhis yvur illlll yuu an' lhz' OIIPS mlm IIQIXK' Ill1l4ll' llu-sv lima-s 1-mllplvln-. Nvnn-lnlnl llw nlgrllls ll l'lllIlt'llf Nou SVK'IlIk'4l In llaun' wllvcl llu- llblllltq 1 . IIIPII. Nvwr forgvt llmsm-1-11113 mixml-up stunt, ul llw pvp nu ml ings: mul lllv may xw l'47IIfllwlxll lln' lmilu- ullll our I' Vlilllf ilrhl ummm palwls-s. HUVEIIISI' uf lllv SIIPIIUI1 Xllll Lulu- nur 14-um. Wrlll . 1 , UIIIIIIIFIKISIII mul uvur SlDlPI'lSIllilll!4ll1IP. sw 1ll'4' pruuel In lu- xml: 4'h1,-1-l'lvmlul's. Thanks In you. our i'lll'f'!'ll'iNlillg yvurs Inna- Ilt't'Il Cl HlIl'1't Ilynumilf' rum:-s in small lramkzlgvs. Pvggy. your lunsils un' Slllllfillgl 80 Lwdpw. og- the Rain T2cL9n, RCL91, S ol Jigff ,Q JUDY CAMP X Vx Go, TEAM, so ' ' 4 s . W 3 N31 ' ELNZ BX: 451155 . 2313 , '2'I Llgs :2 il' S "'::" X WGHT. TEAM, HGHT WILL SULLIVAN A us rr A an R D 2 xxw A :I gt ,,,,.. V E V L A K JH-L BOLT RED ON THE LA'12 ' g H EAD , ANN WATFORD owe M E AN "A" f A 467 jj LEWIS GLEN N Y ff 4l,,, jffji d,,,, EW, UP ANDOVER . ' , ..g::h:, arg' A1A,fjl'?'7f6'xL4,LlV' A, 'fl I L I 'f9k,?'L Jficff VW! , f'J W! J, A KMPLES OF ' -NAAA ELQRTSMANSHIP 4 f ' ' 4 If f ,WALK 1 f J CHARLOTTE A ff su M PSON I A ARRY TROTTER HAVE TUX'-WILL TRAVEL 5 :NNE NL.L A E " bqbeub F V INZ' Z: QA N --x Q ighlights .Acfiue aya . . . .jvhglzwf momenfa . . . .gfuckocw ourd On the pages of the following section, we have utilized the symbols of our Badge of Honor, A. H. S. Here is a pictorial synopsis of your high school career, especially featuring Seniors in your crazy, but glorious dash down the stretch to the finish line - graduation. Here are the scenes in which you can re-live those most exciting, wonderful, and busy days of this year. You will recognize your place in the panorama of "The Loveliest Night of the Year." Junior-Senior is surely something to be remembered. Also unforgettable are those tense hours before a test. Each time it was casier, because we were prepared. So 1 here you are 1 at work and at play, during your greatest days. Turn the pages and see how you like yourself. Local girls hosts to Interstate Tri-Hi-Y Convention. Book surgeons. 84 fu, XM, i wigs yr, wig. , X . sl Q W ywyafgp Bmizw- W WWA xx.., , nv X I - - - V- My f W fwvwww rswmw. mwwawwavmixaswwawmmwwv- AMN X xx .' SEN SEIZNYQQXS. - Q Q , L, :enwx :.::..-.- 3 -XM. X 1 it ,nw ,..-N W'hr-rv is llw spvulwr Wi' wvrv lu 1-ky. M '11 xt, Hoping tn svll ll nmgusinv BUSY DAt'SfI21ectim1s arf' warrantvrl In Svlllcmlwr. 'd Stuflvnts lwcmne cngrossvfl with callrllclates. spef'c'lws. illltl ballots. With new olllvvls tu stem' mich nrganizzltiml. clrivvs for afltlltional lNPllllN"l'S lwgin. Stuclvnts lt'llKllllQ3, warcl j0LlI'IlZlllSll1 vie for sclluol papt-1' positions. 'lllu' Yllcv Club vlaims those students who fmtl sutisfalvtiml in Ifnling is serious Imsim-ss. This is no laughing nmltvr. lin-vs play it Inn. vw Ibm- mc-alium of wnr ff. lhe- In lllll lrivs for pm'fw't Sharps Avllillvs' llvvl. i - -s mirunls r11lIl1vi1'lmc-sl foul mul Halls. xsllllv IIN- IIILlvI1Il't'lll .1 I I I'u1'xx111'ml. "Tun lvils. four l uilsu llIlIlUllIlI'l'S llmc lryuulS for m'l1m-rl:-urlu Un am sunm ml I ' 'ililljl fall uflvrllmm. pu- lc-nl Illl fm illvfll 1 rlrillin , ,ilu mel ill'l'lll ' 4 ist in vu-vl Ill ull lllilXl'l'4 un' 1llllIl" Illlll ln: 1 'zum Wimf-r fimls lmlh lmys and gurls -I on llu Imslwllwall n-uurls. Tl'ill'li and Imselmull arc' ' 'illk il l'llIIlllllxllH'lll ul JIIX Xl Pulwr :lull SQ ef 5 af Q 5' iii 'Mas Wnrlaing at Christmas. Making sponsors' pictures. A rv tvrm pupvrs 1Iu0?? Whnfs 4-n0king?? 'E gy Aml uway Ihey go. Cutting vlrissvs ? ? ISXCITINC lIAllS-Q Here llwy 1-onwl lloys at Hanna High! Ncwspapf-rs coma- out toflay with that slanclerous gossip. lllll with good mfws. tool lfwrylworly lie- at Hamm High as soon after school as possihle' so thal all cars will hc flevoratecl lwefore thc- puraflri. Thos ci lowly out-of-town girls are here for thx' Tri-Hi-Y 4-or ' iyvnlion. flung Ho. xyww M .-Irrillvlitfzl Iurillvnlul. Crashing Fort Knox. Huis!! High sc-iumi journalists mix fun with knowledge mention held here. Hours of plun- all 5. C. S. P. A. U0 ' ning. swapping. teasing. and marking resulted in the Iong-auaited .I1n1i4n'-Senimy Every student perkcd up at the suund of eaeh express truck. for the "Tidings" is cunning um minute nf this Exciting Day. You can win it if you nulhuslle 'vm. Ru In-11-:ln lr-flu ll. llrvul minds rumprp ll I 'Ill' grvul nrt. O . ae kfw ...wx KA D. E. fluul in Cl iristnms purrulv. 5 Q 5 Turn mon' pninls for Ilw ,l1u'lf1'Is. fHf1.w:z'ww f-xv. f, wvbw.......,,,W4 llunlm High girls suluh- Hrs. l'irinn Mnrris. Mr. Sflllfllilfs nvu' s1'rr4'lury. ll'UNlllCRl"l'l. IIAAHS Days ul' f1'i1'111lsl1ip 11111l plm cunt- xsllll 1111 llllblcllbll .Illll IIIC. Rillllxlllgl illlllbllgl llmsv - - y - '- - 4' 1's M1-rv IIN' gay iiItll'l'-llllx-Qilllll' smwhlls. l11'1111'111lw1 ' ' -1-ks ul 1111111111113 llllfl Ill'il1'lll't' 1111-1'111l1-ml H11 ylI1111 H1'Xlll'.'. lmul lbllvllillg. llirlll vrus' ' ' ' lf. H. Mui' for U. S. Mulvs. .Airlmiring lhirv of DPIIIOFFIIFQ' Trophy. Skillllfill-ll-fl! Y0u'rv gal In jump for il. smrs. Tlm'v lN'l'f1lI'Ill8IIl't'S! Anuthf-1' rvt'm'rl hrs-zxkcr. That Caviar aml T-Umm SIvaks??? vxvut mnmtg cvvllts. whivh can only he 4-lassifiml aS fab- ulous. was tht- ,ll1rliul'-Scnim: What wmv thff corn IIHIIUIIIH? lfruthy l'Xt'lliIl5I tlrcssvs. flilnwr jackets illlfl lvlm-k Iivs? Suft music mul gvnllc light? UI' perhaps hving with SUIHPHIIE' Sllt't'iIll? w7tDllllL?I'flll days. f '7 ,Lf wks' im 1' A f:hl'llliSlf'j' fivlcl trip In 'Valar l'urifi1'aliul1 Plant. NSHHII' old Saturday niglllf' ,,,,.,--V -1' ,,,,,,.f Oh, yum lwautiful dolls!! . 0 ' 51,43 Su vnu Ialnr lllllgllllil' 'IIIINIIFHIH or Flllli mul gnuns lflmk A" rv fl .shnu nl slruul 3 C c ww f X Syx QW K Qi be X X N A-, va The Lovvlivsl Night of lhv Yvar. Nu student will cvcr forget the- Hl,blllCl,'lblIllllg program he spring: the juniors wurkccl and planneil and whispc took part in. citlwr un lhc stage or in the aL1fliem'm-. The fall viltertaining the Seniors with vxp01'ii-114-cf ami giving l wcalhvr was mmol ami lwrigllt. and the queen plvsiclwl with liappincss wliicli will always lic 1'eniclnlJPrc'cl. uniqus' jIl'liI'I' and lwauty. Thou fall moved from winter In The Yellow Jflrkvts Crown a Quepn. 04" YW A 94 ru lu in 1: ' l,g,,Wi Y :ws , SQA , ., fgip sp it? 1 1. W 2 6513? L , Q, w as 1 'rw v Q , Q Q M Y ET- ? 'k i-1 s . I X 1 E A gg? iii p g i 55 ,SI , fl ya fig -5 sf Eg is ' .22 e D19 5 'ii is W gg at gm Sw ,,:. , S gg? w w l 'K X gig! QL f k , Q Ai f yfki. 1 ' fix: :fem sn: W Q 1, W , .. I ,.,, , Qfxy 'Klwyivi' ' x www' 95 W , NK Jak M ha 5 YICKI OWARD 'qi R' f . ,, T mp sm ks ..--Q.: 3-E as HUF" ww' :NNN BEVERQLY sown BILL SUMMERLIN S., s i E E M wax 'nlfwiq .Uvm'fsa2YmJ5f"f K , ,Qt . 755355 ' W"m' ' 5-A1 'k i wmv! X fx FRU" W f hi' yi- f' ' y. Xi . Wm ..v',, . v .N X ? M. S3341 xg :X as MX X 5 MARY HIOTT o M L Y N c H , 'Q V. W F W s W 1 iw 1 ,W Myer rf' ,M 'Nkm . K Aww WW? 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Virlfi Rumph. swiss Hi-Miss. MM-.... Congratulations Anderson High hampions Xxillinm l,I'llllllll0Ilfl1LI. Unrvrnur of Ulla Dislrir-I o Km' Club Inlvrnulinnul. lIllllllillllfl'S for NRUTC sclmlurships. Bush-r Hooks. Holm-rl ,Iona-s. Javk lsrurl. Slove Czzsfv, Yvil Iiillll Drummond., Bill Sumnu-rlin, Dan VHIII. Curtis Smith. Harold Fortncr. O C 0 Mary lliull. l:i'iZl'llS,IilI A-hrural lluillllvr. ,Ianni-s 1 :l'l'1Illlt'l'. llirisinnul u'illllI'l'. Slula' Sl'il'lH'l' Fair 1953. Isl l'l4u'f' lligh Srhunl livnvrul H4-if-l:1'4'. Proud Wearers of the Bad e Hill Film-. 21111 l'1ur'1- uv'ilHll'l' Dvrlulnuliam Cunlvsl ' IHII SIIllllll4'l'Iill. Isl l'lm':' UHillHI'l' ,,l'l'lIlHlIllillll lfunlvsl. 'S-I mul '.':'. ll I llll ' lil' B1-ll I ull:-rsnn. lfnmmr-rvinl -Ilrnral. omecoming Beginning al noun on Friday with an assenihly prugraln. the fcstivitivs nf HUNll31CUN'llNG wvekvnfi gut un- clernay. Rvigning over this prngrani. the afternoon parade, the ganna. lhe half- time c'erPnim1ies. and this ft'1lI"S viv- lory juhilcv was Beverly Bnwiv. the unanimous choice nl' the lcanl. Hoi' majesty hnnnrecl the Senior players and their Spnilsors with a party fnlluwing the ganw f a fitting vlinnax In the 1-rowning of a heautiful flllPf'Il and the winning of a close game. Sponsors on Parmlp. . :, fw- - 5 ::, .fill xwamw A wwwww. , .. 1 H 4, 3 2 - , -ur- . QA' W ww , Www-YW 'M if T U D I0 HOU :- X Q Q m a f ' Thr' unswvr musl Im SQIIIIPIUIIPFF. .Nmv write il up. Svnli-finalists in tlw :rational mvril l'xllllIilIlIfi0lIS. L Rvsvurrh pupvrs in Ihr' nmking. STUIIIOIQS l1ULfRS Johnny m'an't reall! So our pal'- ffnts and olhcr frivmls I4-ll us. Hut som? Johns and Jana-s in our schools have heconw acfquaintcrl with the printvfl page. Of this fact wc'r0 sure. Tlwy have lrrought honor to thPIllSlilYl"H and to our schools In winning in nwntal W'iurwrs in flu' smtp nwntul runlvsls. ll u-us just un iflvu Wim nm? I rmft alivv. Studying alum! mlvsls f liuliumul mvril. NHOTC. vuilipolilivz' sCilulal'- Nhip. uml slate high si-lw-,I lcaguc. Wa' think wi' know hnw ilu-5 rhrl il. ,Xml the-xi ihvrv are lhv honor rolls hasofl un grauhis s'z11'nvri during thc four high sc-limml years W4 llI'll0f5 uf sllirhous hu ll VS. -SS" llvlmt is my spvvial IlIIfifHlll'? Tlu- jurlrpol again . . . A- lll fs ' LSMWQSQ f , ? :. H . , ,N 'W' 3 is Q .Q I S W, Nw M W " Q ,V E mu, W ,fm t 'ft . as J' ns . new .K ,ff EW 1 pw sei as 1 W tudents SE IOR CLASS M1956 HANNA HIGH OFFICERS BOYS, HIGH OFFICERS MARY HIOTT . . . President . WILLIAM DRUMMOND PEGGY McGILL . . Vice-President . TOMMY LYNCH BEVERLY BOWIE . . . Secretary . . GEORGE HYDER GAYLE ROGERS . . . Treasurer . . EDWIN MARTIN MISS MARIETTA McCOWN . Sponsor . . MR. R. T. HARPER Mr. Harper Miss MrCown 114 4 Q SE Q ,ww .sw f ww Nm Q 4s'wm'fgiTlQMs'aW W7 'V .ds firm H, awww .W rm 5, 5 A. . Q M ,iw S v + ,V ,, xg Q' 45-1 Nffu 132 Ak N59 GAMRWSMKQE' mx if F I xv X f a xi. Pl 22 W. dw Q ' WN" 'N QQ .wx hmm -Www: -Mk A JY M L :Q SWT Wiwgixk- A by ,. . Wx W, , N - k K Q. Q M' M4 . 'W wk? K if Mx wx ' X K Y k . A 4 X 1- Q A . .Q AA W-Q., Q-u ww .NMA ,fm 'Sf xg?'?gLwQ2 ' Q, - X sfiiws Q VW? ACKER ADAMS ALFORD ALLISON ANDERSON ANDREWS ARNOLD ASHLEY AULTMAN AXSOM HERE WE ARE TOGETHER AGAIN AFTER THREE YEARS OF SEPARATION . . . GRADUATION DAY DANIEL ELLIOTT ACKER-fRC '55, Sec. '56, Hi-Y '55, Key Club '55, '56, Var. Track '55, 56 .... FRANCES JEANETTE ADAMS-JHA '54, '55 .... GEORGE TRUETT ALFORD-Student Council '54l- .... JOEL KENNETH ALLISON-AY '56, Yellow Jacket '56 .... ERANKIE MARJORIE ANDERSON-AY '51, '56, Band '54, '55, Treas. '56, FrC '56, Glee Club '54, '55, '56, IRC '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54 .... ANNA JANE ANDREWS'-AY '54, '55, FrC '56, Hannasgals' '54, IRC '54, '55, IHA '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '56, FTA '56 .... EDNA REBA ARNOLD .... WALLACE O'DELL ASHLEYf"R" Basketball '54, '55, Block "A" Club '54, '55, '56, Hi-Y '55, '56, SpC '54, '55, Student Council '56, Var. Rasket- ball '56, Var. Football '54, '55, '56, Var. Track '54, '55, '56, Boys' State '55 .... DELORIS ANN AULTMAN-AY '54, '55, Clee Club '55, '56, Hannasgals' '54, IRC '54, '55, '56, IHA '56, Tri-Hi-Y '56, ENC '56. . . . WILMA LOUISE AXSOM-DE '56, ,IHA '55, '56 .... JULIA ANN BALLARD-AY '54-, '55, '56, RC '55, FrC '56, IRC '55, Tidings Bus. Mgr. '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, Q 8 S '56, NHS '56, FTA '56 .... EVELYN CAROL RANNISTER-Clee Club '54, IRC '56, ,IHA '56, Lib. Asst. See. '55 .... MARIA BARD-AY '56, Art. League '56, ErC Sec-Treas. '56, Hannasgals' '56, IRC '55, '56, Student Council '56, Tri-Hi-Y Pres. '56, FTA '56 .... ELAINE BARRETT-Art. League '56. --5 x N V Mfg x .,.:. .. 1 i Y.. Q. X Q Nc sw A E 1. X 'S .. , , af Q HEY 2. :3f.--- xl? SQ. , mmm J .. ii. 53 if 'Wm z A K , X N5 fx ws A x-'Q ' , Q x Q T if BOWEN BOWIE BRADY BROOKS BROWN, E. O. BROWN J D BROWNE I 6 BRYANT, J. M. BRYANT, M. J. BUCHANAN RISING MIDST HOW SMALL I FELT THE FIRST TIME I SANG IT AS A SOPHOMORE . BOBBY DENA BOWEN-FFA '54, Student Council '54, '55, Varsity Football '55, FSC '55, '56, T Sz I ,Club '54, '55 .... BEVERLY THORN- TON BOWIE--AY '54, '55, V.-Pres. Soph. Class, See. Sr. Class, IRC '54, Treas. Student Council '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Who's Who '56, Homecoming Queen '56 .... BABARA JEAN BRADY-JHA '5-I. . . . PEGGY JUANITA BROOKSfBeta Club '55, Fr. Club '56, Hannasgals '54, '55, IRC '55, Stuclent Council '5LI4, TIDINGS '56, Quill Sz Scroll '56, NHS '56. .... EVELYN OLEEN BROWN--DE '56, IRC '55, JHA 5-1, T and I '55 .... JAMES DONALD BROWN-T and I Club '55. '56 .... LAURA JANE GUEST BROWNEfFr. Club '55, '56, CC '51, '55, '56, TRI-HI-Y '54, IRC '54, JHA '56, FTA '56 .... JANET MARIE BRYANTfAY '54, Fr. Club '55, '56, IRC '5-1, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, DRC 51, '55, FTA '56 .... MARY JANE BRYANT-Beta Club '55, CC '56, Tri-Hi-Y '5-1, NHS '56 .... RICHARD LANDON BUCHANANfSturIent Council '55, '56, FSC '55, '56, T and I '54 .... ElVIlLY FAYE BURKE- DE Club '56, IRC '55, JHA '54, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '54 .... JULIA CAMP- AY '54, '55, 56, Block "A" 'Club '54, '55, '56, Cheerleader '51, '55, H. Cheerleader '56, AL '55, '56, CC '54, '55, IRC '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Who's Who '56, FTA '56 .... PHILIP EUGENE CAlVIP- BELLfBeta Club '55, CC '56, Sc. Club '55, '56 .... CONNIE ANN CANUP-AY '54, '55, '56, CC '54, '55 '56, IRC '5fI. '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, AL '56, FTA '56. CARLTON CARTEE CARTER CASEY CHALMERS CIIAMBLEE CHAPMAN CHARPING CHASTAIN, M. E. CHASTAIN, P. J DON'T KNOW THE WORDS . . . BOY, I'LL TAKE A BOARD TO YOU . . . HANNA HIGH SCHOOL A CHILDS, E. L. CHILDS, S. M. CHREITZBERG CIIURCII, B. J PEGGY JOYCE CARLTON-French Club 756g International Relations '55q Library Assistant Club '51 .... DRENNON EDWARD CARTEE- Trade and Industrial 755 .... ELLEN RUTH CARTERgInternational Relations '56g Junior Honieinakers '56g Library Assistants Club ,56. . . . STEPHEN HUNTLEY CASEYfBeia Club '56g French Club '55g Yellow Jacket Staff '54, '56 ,... JOHN BOLT CHALMERS-Library Assistants Club '56g Science Club '56 .... IVICGEE JONES CHAlVIBLEE- Bus lIriver's Club, Secretary. '51, '55, President, '56g Future Farmers of America '54, President '55, ,563 Student Council ,5-1, 755, Yice-Presi- dent, '56 .... JULIA POWELL CHAPMAN-Allied Youth 754, '55, 56: International Relations '54g Junior I'IOIl16IIl3Ii6l'S ,56g Tri-Hi-Y '56: French Club '50 .... MARY LOUISE CHARPING-Junior Home- nlakers '56g Trade and Industrial '55g Cosmetology Club '55 .... MARY FRANCES CHASTAIN-Jr. Homemakers '54, '55, '56g IRC ,563 A. Youth '56 .... PEGGY JOYCE CHASTAINfCli1l1lI1Cl'CIHI Club '56g Glee Club '514g Tri-Hi-Y '51 .... ELIZABETH LAVERNE 'CHILDS-Allied Youth '5I. '56g Beta Club '55g French Club '56g International Relations i555 National Honor Society '56, Treasurerg Future Teachers ,56, Treasurerg Glee Club '5-I .... SYLVIA MARIE CHILDS-Allied Youth 756g Connnercial Club '56g Glee Club '54g Tri-Hi-Y ,51 .... ALICE AN- TUINETTE CHREITZBERG--Allied Youth ,5f1, 555, 756g Junior Home- makers '51, '55, '56g International Relations '56 .... BARBARA JEAN CHURCH--Distributive Education '56g Trade and Industrial Club '54, '55. CHURCH W H CI AMP CLARK CLARKE COBB COCHRAN E If fOI HRAN I R COLE COLEMAN COLLINS LABYRINTH SIX HUNDRED GIRLS IN FOUR HUNDRED SEATS . . . FEMININE INGENUITY WILLIAM HOWARD CHURCH-Clee Club ,54g Science Club '56g Span- ish Club 755, ,56 .... JAMES PAUL CLAMP-French Club '55g Scicncc Club '56g Yellow Jacket Staif '54, 755, 556 .... FRANKLIN JACOB CLARK-French Club '55g Science Club ,55, 556 .,.. SHARRON DE- LORIS CLARKE-Artist League '55g -Junior Homemakers 955. . . . JERRY EUGENE COBB-Spanish Club '55 .... ERLINE FRANCES COCHRAN-Internationel Relations '56g Junior Homemakers 756 .... CARY BENJAMIN COCHRAN-Glee Club '54, '55 .... NURMACENE .JULIA COLE .... MARY ANN COLEMAN .... LARRY HUGH COL- LINShTrade and Industrial ,56 .... LUCY MARIE COMPTON-Inter national Relations '56g Junior Homemakers ,56 .... FRANCES FULLER CONWELL-Interriational Relations ,55, 756g Junior Homemakers '54, ,563 Trade ancl Industrial 'Club ,553 Cosmetology Club 555 .... MARTHA SUE COUCH-Reta Club ,553 Clee Club ,54g Commercial Club '56g National Honor Society '56 .... BENNY HARRISON 'COX-Student Council '5-Ig Varsity Baseball '54, '55, ,56g Varsity Basketball '54, 755, '56. yr ' , Lis? if wwf , - . ax -V ,,,.. 5 X .N:,::.. 5 a -1-2 : s:. is .Q-Q wi xv i QT xg ar , df wi Q ,f 1 .jf gpg.: N QQ , ., I N " ':-f.i::'Ei. ei- ? 5 ik DRAKE DRUMMOND DUNN EAKER EAVES EDMONDS D A FDMONDS H D ELMORE ESTES EVANS, B. S. DEAR ME A JUNIOR NOW WHERE S A RAT? . . . WHO ARE YOU TAKING TO ATLANTA? . . CLAYBURN BURNEY DRAKE---Bancl '51, '55, '56, FFA '54, '55, Glee Club '55 .... WILLIANI KING DRUMMOND-HB" Basketball '5-L, '55, Yellow Jacket Staff '54, '55, '56, Who's Who '56, Key Club '55, Pres. '56, President of Jr. and Sr. Classes, Student Council '55, '56, Stuflent Pho- tographer, Varsity Basketball '56, Varsity Track '5-I, '55, '56 .... RON- ALD JASON DUNNQBUS Drivers Club '55, T Si I Club '55g Flying Shuttle Club '54 .... HUBERT ALTON EAKER-A. Y. '54, '55, Fr. C. '55g Hi-Y '55, Yellow Jacket Staff '56 . . . ROY KIIVIBRELLE EAVESfBand '55, '56, Future Farmers of America '54, '55 '56. . . . DONNIE AUSTIN EDMONDS-"B" Basketball '55, Spanish Club '55, Varsity Basketball '56 .... HENRY DAVID EDIVIONDS-Spanish Club '55 .... BILLIE JO ELMORE-A. Y. '5-1, '55g C. C. '56, IRC '51, '55g Tri-Hi-Y '54 .... JAMES HOWARD ESTES-T 8 I Club '55 .... BRENDA SUE EVANS-A. Y. '54, '55, Art. L. '55, '56, Er. C. '56, Hannasgals Staff '55g IRC '5-ig Tidings Staff '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56g D. C. '54, '56, Vice-President '55, Sz S. '56, FTA '56 .... RUTH EVANS-JHA '54, '55 .... SHIRLEY ANN EVANS-D. E. Sec. '56g IRC '56, Student Council '55 .... ROBERT ST. CLAIRE FANT, JR.- A. Y. '55, '56, Block "A" Club '5-L, '55, '56, Fr. C. '55, Hi-Y '55, '56g Varsity Basketball, Manager '55, '56g Varsity Football, Nlanager, '51, '55, '56g Varsity Track, lVIanager '55, '56 .... ANDREW LEVI FARROW. 55, K ,, Q yd' . X ,W , .X :Q 2 X HE ' AN ff' Ai W i., ,QW ' ' x A eg ,T ., y. 2 x f ila- X U ,K VG a., . , me qs" -15 'I X 5 YM -K K .. x -N 5 XX X X Q 1. g 1' --,wg , - X 4 Q: A Q. xv., 4 i 4 .N .... . ,, . NX fy N X AX 3, . ff :' .Y . .., SYN , w 59 .K K ' Q1 - ,.5,.5. -.X ,. Y + fp iw V Kkwgq , Nw 'NX s ' fri 9 Q Q x 0 135 ,.: ,M wg Q f 4 Q ix -Nfif xx A 1 ,.,, fx, GI EASON H M bl ENN I RAHAM GUNTER, C. J. GUNTER, W. B. HADDON HAM HAMMOND, D. C. HAMMOND, J. L. HANCOCK CHRISTMAS PROGRAM BOYS AT HANNA HIGH . . IT HURTS TO BE EVALUATED . HARRIET MARJORIE GLEASON-International Relations Club '51, '55, '56, Junior Homernakers '56, Future Nurses Club '56 .... NANCY CAROL GLENN-Allied Youth '54, '55, '56, Cornlnemrcial Club '56, Sec. '56, Clee Club '54, International Relations Club '55, Tri-Hi-Y '54-. '56 .... GERALDINE GRAHAM-Distributive Education '56, Clee Club '54 .... CORRA JEANNETTE GUNTERY'Allied Youth '5-li, Clee Club '54, Future Teachers '56 .... WANDA BURDETTE GUNTER-f Allied Youth '54, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54-g Future Teachers '56 .... DAVID DUPREE HADDON-T Sz I '56 .... CONNIE MACK HAMfFFA '51, Student Council '54, '55, Flying Shuttle Club '55, '56, T Sr I '54f. . . . DOROTHY CLAIRE HAMMOND-Allied Youth '54, '55, '56, Beta Club '55, French Club '56, Pres. '56, International Relations 'Club '55, Junior Homemakers '56, Dramatics Club '54, '55, '56, National Honor Society '56 .... JOHN LEWIS HAMMONDAStudent Council '55 .... JIMMY LEON HANCOCK-Band, Drum Major '54, '55, '56, Pres. of Sopb. Class, Library Asst. Club '54, Treas. '55, Student Council '54, Yellow-Jacket Stalf '54, '55, '56 .... JAMES HOYT HANDfDistributive Ed. '56. . . . ALFRED LECARE. HANKS--Allied Youth '54, '55, Glee Club '51, '55, Library Asst. Club '54, '55, '56, Science Club '56, Spanish Club '51, '55, '56 .... DOROTHY LOUISE HANSEN .... NANCY JANE HARBERTA-Glee Club '54, International Relations Club '51-3 Junioi Hoincmakers '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54. HARRIS, J. R. HARRIS, I.. R. HARRIS, M ,I HARRIS I J IIAWRINS HAWTHORNE HAYS HEATON IIERRINI IIII I IIOUSI BE YOURSELF, BUT- . . . JUNIOR-SENIOR . . THREE COINS IN A FOUNTAIN .IAN RECINALD HARRISEG. C. '5l. 756g Sp. C. '55 .... LOUIS RICHARD I-IARRISAA. Y. 755g Band 3551, '55, '56g G. C. I5-1, 755g Yellow Jacket Staff 7541 .... MARGARET JEWELL HARRISHC. C. 756. . . . PEGGY JUNE HARRIS -- A. Y. '54, '55g IRC '54, I55. 756g J. H. A. '56: l.ilv. Asst. '55, '56g Student Council '56g Tri-Hi-Y '51 .... JUDY MARIE HAWKINS-A. Y. 754, '55g C. C. '56g G. C. '54, '55, '56g IRC '5l. '55g Tri-Hi-Y '5fIg F. N. C. Pres. '56 .... ROWLAND OLIVER HAWTHORNE III-A. Y. '54, '55. Vice-Pres. '56g Fr. C. '55g Hi-Y '55, '56g Yellow Jacket Staff '54. '55, '56 .... WALTER LEWIS HAYS- A. Y. 514. '55g Sc. C. '56 .... MARTHA JEAN HEATONfD. E. '56g IRC '51, '56g Lib. Asst. '55 .... ELIZABETH FAYE HERRING-A. Y. '54, '55, '56g IRC I54, '53, '56g J. H, A. ,56g Tri-Hi-Y '54, ,55 ,56. . . . RONALD TODD HILLHOUSE-A. Y. '54, '55, Pres. '56g B. C. ,55, 56g Hi-Y '55. 756: Yellow-Jacket Staff ,545 Asst. Ed. '55, Editor '56g S. C. S. P. S.. Sec. '56 .... MARY ANNA HILLIARD-I. R. C. '54, '55, '56g Tri-Hi-Y 755. ,565 J. H. A. 756g D. C. '51, '55, '56 .... MARY EVELYN HIOTTEA. Y. '5-1. '55, '56g Pres. of Soph., Jr. Sr. Classes: Fr. C. '56g Whols Whog I. R. C. 755g Student Council '54, '55, 7562, Tri-Hi-Y '5-I. '56g D. C. '55. 756g X S. 563 B. C. '55g F. T. A. '56g N. H. S. '56, . . . LYNDA LEE HOGANAA. Y. '5f1g D. E. '56g I. R. C. '5I. 755. '56g J, H. A. 751. 755g Lili. Asst. '54, Vice-Pres. '55, Sec. ,56g Tri-Hi-Y 354. . . . WILLIAM DAVID HOLLAND-T. 84 I. 555, 756. HOLLIDAY M H HOI LIDAY M E HONEA HOPKINS HUGHES HUNNICUTT HYDER ISRAEL JACKSON .IAYNES THE "LOVELIEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR" HAVE YOU ORDERED YOUR RING YET? . . . THEY'RE MARIETTA HARRIS HOLLIDAY .... MARY EDNA HOLLIDAY- C. C. Vice-Pres. '56g I. R. C. '54 .... EDNA EARLENE HONEA- I. R. C. 355, '56g J. H. A. 554, ,565 T. Sz I. '55 .... CARLEY LUCY HOPKINS-Lib. Asst. Club '54 .... BETTY SEAWRIGHT HUGHES- I. R. C. '54, 755g J. H. A. ,56g Tri-Hi-Y 754 .... GLENDA FAYE HUNNICUTT-A. Y. '56g I. R. C. '56 . . . GEORGE ESPY HYDER- A. Y. '55, ,565 Vice-Pres. of Jr. Classy Sec. of Sr. Classg Fr. C. 555g Hi-Y 755, '56g A. Y. ,55, '56g Block UAW Club '55, ,563 Whois Who '56g Student Council ,553 Var. Football '55, 7563 Var. Track '55, '56g Yellow- Jacket Staff '55 .... JACK WILLIAM ISRAEL+Ba11d '54g Beta Club '55, 756g Er. C. '55, 756g Yellow-Jacket Staff ,511 .... FRANKLIN DONALD JACKSON-Band '54g Lib. Asst. Club '56g Flying Shuttle Club '55g T. 8: I. Club '55, 756 .... MARY 'CAROLE JAYNES-A. Y. J54, 7555 C. C. ,563 Glee Club 754, '55, ,56g I. R. C. '54, '55g Student Council '55g Tri-Hi-Y '54 .... JAMES CHALMERS JONES-Var. Track '5-lg T. 81 1. 'Club ,55 .... MARGARET WAIT JONES .... ROBERT DAVID JONES-A. Y. 54, Sec. ,55g MBE Basketball '55g Beta Club '54, '55g Treas. of Jr. Classg Fr. C. ,55, Pres. '56g Hi-Y 755g Science 'Club '55, 756g Yellow Jacket Staff 354, '55 .... LARRY HAWKINS JOR- DANfElying Shuttle Club 355, 756g T. Sz I. 555, 756. KAY, D. R. KAY, F. V. KAY, G. S KAY J R KAY M I KAY, P. J. KELLER KELLY KEYS DIFFERENT . . PACK UP OUR ORATIONS AND OTHER TROUBLES THERE S A GREAT DONALD RALPH KAY-Band, Asst. Mgr. '55, '56 .... FRANCES VICTORIA KAYMD. E. '56, I. R. C. '56, Lib. Asst. Club '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, F. N. C. '55, '56 .... GLORIA SPEARMAN KAY-A. Y. '54, '55, Treas. '56, Band, Maj. '55, '56, G. C. '55, '56, I. R. C. '54, Tri- Hi-Y '56, F. T. A. '56 .... JANICE RUTH KAY--A. Y. '54, Band '54. Sec.-Treas. '55, Vice-Pres. of Jr. Class, Hannasgals '54, '55, I. R. C. '56, Sec. of S. C. '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, D. C. '54, '55, '56, Wh0'S Whiz ..,. MIRIAM LEE KAY--A. Y. '54, '56, Beta Club '55, N. H. S. '56, F. N. C. '56, C. C., Pres. '56, G. C. '54, '55, '56, Tidings Staff '56. . . . PATSY JOYCE KAY-A. Y. '54, '55, '56, S. C. '55, C. C. '56, G. C. '54, l. R. C. '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, Sec. '56 .... MARIAN JEAN KELLER-D. E. '56, J. H. A. '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54 .... THOMAS MICHAEL KELLY-Block "A" Club '56, Sp. C. '55, Var. Football '55. '56 .... GEORGE CALHOUN KEYS-Flying Shuttle Club '55, '56, T. S I. '55 .... HEWLETT MATTISON KING, JR.-Beta Club '55, '56, Var. Baseball '55, Bus Drivers Club '56, Fr. C. '55, G. C. '54, Sc. C. '55, '56, Yellow Jacket '55 .... SHEILA DAVIS KING-D. E. '56 I. R. C. '56, J. H. A. '55, Lib. Asst Club, Treas. '55 .... LARRY MENDEL KOWALSKl+Reta Club '55, Vice-Pres. '56, Fr. C., Sec. '55, Key Club '55, Sec. '56, Tidings Staff, Asst. Bus. Mgr. '56, Yellow Jacket '55, '56, Boys' State '55 .... SAMUEL LISTON LAWRENCE-G. C. '51-, Lib. Club '54, '55, Yellow Jacket '56 .... EMELINE O'NEAL LITTLE-A. Y. '54, '55, Art. League '54, '55, Fr. C. '56, G. C. '54, Hamiasgals '54, '55, I. R. C. '54, '55, '56, J. H. A. '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, Sec. '55, '56, Var. Basketball '54, F. T. A. '56. LITTLEFIELD LOCKHART LONG, H. D. LONG, S. I.. LUSK LYNCH MALKEY MADDEN MARTIN, E. P. MARTIN, J. N. DAY COMING SWELL THE CHORUS EVER LOUDER" . . . SENIORS OUT FRONT-THAT'S US PATRICIA HELEN LITTLEFIELD4-Band '55, Beta Club '55, Glee Club '54, '55, '56, Hannasgals '54 ,'55, '56, I.R.C. '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, Dramatics Club '54, '55, '56, Sz S. '56, N. H. S. '56, F. T. A. '56, . . . JOHN WILLIAM LOCKHART--Fr. C. '55, '56, Glee Club '54, '56. . . . HAROLD DEAN LONG4T. S I. '55 .... SUSAN LUIS LONG-A. Y. '54, '55, '56, Fr. C. '56, I. ' . ' , , . . 1 '56, Lib. Asst. '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '5 , . T. A., Pres. '56 .... PERR' DAVID I.USKf Rand '54, '55, '56. . . TH MAS RAY LYNCH-"B" asketball '5-1, '55, Block "A" Club '54, '55, Sec. . - ' V ho's W ' ' , Vice-Pres. Sr. Class, Clee Club '54, '55, Pres. '56, Hi-Y '55, Var .Football '54, '55, '56, Var. Track '55, '56 .... WILTON EDWARD MACKEY-F. S. C. '55, '56, T. Sa I. '54 .... JAMES MARSHALL MADDENfA. Y. '51, '55, T. Sz I. '55, '56 .... EDWIN PRUITT MARTINfBand '54, '55, Pres. '56, Treas. Sr. Class, Tidings Staff '56, Yellow Jacket '54, '55, '56, Who's Who '56, Key Club '56 .... JANE NOBLITT MARTIN-A. Y. '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, J. H. A. '56, F. T. A. '56 .... SHIRLEY ANN Mc- CLURE-D. E. '56 .... WEBB WENDELL MQCLURE-Bus Drivers Club 56, F. F. A. '54, '55, '56, Student Council '56, T. S I., Pres. '56. . . . JOHN WESLEY MCCONNELL-Var. Football '51, T. 8. I. '55, '56 . . . JAMES DICKEY MCCOY III-A. Y. '56, Fr. C. '55, Hi-Y '55, Yellow Jacket '54, '55, '56. M cULLoUcH MELRATH M CEE M cm. N J Mc-blll I J c c c wuz Miz K' UM! fl Alf! , F ,yt MEWBORN lVll"llllEll MPKINLEY MQSLEES MELTOIELU flag fd! Qlww illgpffwfn flag? UZ STUDENT COUNCIL . . . HANNASGALSQ fu I Z T fl GS COMMENCEMENT A , I LW' 51 nf' RODERICK LALAND MCCULLOUGH .... BARBARA JOYCE Mc- ELRATHfArtist League '56g Commercial Club ,56 .... JENNIE LOU MCGEE-A. Y. '51, ,55. '56g Ranfl Majorette '55, Head Majorette ,56g Beta Club '55: French Club 756g Future Teachers '56g Glee Club '54, ,55, '56g Hannasgals Staff '5-lg I. R. C. '55, '56g Tri-Hi-Y 754, 755. '56: Dramatics Club '54, '55, ,562 National Honor Society '56 .... NANCY JACQUELYN lVlcGILL-A. Y. 754g Commercial Club 756g I. R. C. '54, '55g J. H. A. 75-fl .... PEGGY JANE lVlcGILL-A. Y. '54, '56g Vice- Pres. Senior Classg French Club '56g I. R. C. 354, Treas. '55, Sec. ,563 Dramatics Club '54 .... CARL RAY MCKINLEY-Student Council '56g T. 8 I. ,55 .... ALICE ANN lVlcLEES-A. Y. '56g I. R. C. I-56g J. H. A. '55, '56 .... JEANETTE GAIL MELTON-A. Y. '5-1. 755, '56g Band '5-1. '55. '56g Glee Club '54, 755, ,56Q I. R. C. ,54, ,555 Tri-Hi-Y '54 .... CLARENCE IRVING IVIEEKS III-A. Y. 754. '55, ,56g Beta Club '55. 756g French Club '55g Key Club l55, '56g Yellow Jacket Staff '56 .... BETTY JO MEREDITH--Glee Club '54g J. H. A. '54 .... MARTIN GENE MEWBORN-AA. Y. '55, '56g Science Club ,56. . . . JACK NORMAN MITCHELL--Spanish Club 755, '56g NB" Football '55. . . . MELVIN HAYES MIZELLHFrencb Club ,55g Hi-Y '55, Sec. '56g Science Club '55. '56g Student Council 754g Yellow Jacket Staff '54l. . . MARION MARVIN lVIO0REfT. X I. 755. 756. MUNN NEAL NIXON OAKLEY OSBORNE IALMER PARKER B A PARKER, M. E. PARNELL PATTERSON, F. B IN THE FUTURE LEADERSHIP BRINGS RESPONSIBILITY AND PRIVILEGE . . . HOMECOMING MARY ANN NlUNNfA. Y. '5I1g International Relations I5-Ig H. A. 556g Tri-Hi-Y 754, '56g Future Teachers '56 .... ROBERT DERRELL NEAL-A. Y. '55g Beta Club '55, I56Q French Club ,55g Science Club '55, '56g Boys7 State '55 .... ROY EDWARD NIXONfBus Drivers Club '55, 756, Future Farmers 756 .... JAMES KENNETH OAKLEY- Beta Club 755, 756 .... JACKIE COLEMAN OSBORNE-T. 81 I. Club '55 .... BETTIE LEE PALMERaJ. l'l. A. '56g Library Assistants Club 756g T. 81 I. Club '55g Cosmetology Club ,55 .... BEVERLY ANN PARKERfAlliecl Youth '51Ig Band 754g Commercial Club '56g Hannas- gals Stall ,513 Tri-Hi-Y I5-I5 Dramatics Club '5I .... IVIARIAN ETHEL PARKERaA. Y. '5'1. 756g Artist League 754. ,55, '56g French Club '56g Tri-I-li-Y '5-Ig Dramatics Club '5-1. '55, Pres. '56 .... MARY ALBERTINE PAHNELL-A. Y. '54g Disrtibutive Ed. '56, Glee Club '54q I. R. C. ,Sig J. H. A. 7545 Cosmetology Club '55 .... FANNIE BELL PATTER- SON-A. Y. 754, '55, '56g Commercial Club Treas. '56: Clee Club 554. A55 '56g I. R. C. 756g Student Council '56g Tri-Hi-Y 754g Var. Basket- ball '5-I, '55g Dramatics Club 751 .... GARY PATTERSON-Var. Base- ball 754, ,55, 756 .... PATRICIA PATTEHSONfA. Y. '511g Beta Club '55, Fr. C. ,56g I-lannasgals Stall '54g Tri-Hi-Y '54g N. H .S. Pres. '56, Future Teachers '56 .... WAYNE EABLE PATTERSON-T. Sz I. Club '55 .... AIISTON AIIBBEY PEARSON-F. F. A. I54. '55g Var. Track 755. PHILLIPS, M. H. PHILLIPS, R. B. PICKENS POORF B A I OORF J II POORE, M. A. POORE, M. P. POWELL PRESHER I RITI IIFI I LAST PEP MEETING AT HANNA HI . . . TWO BUSES DIDN T MAKE IT TRI HI Y CONVENTION MARY HIGGINS PHII.I.IPS-II. E. '563 J. H. A. '55 .... RICHARD BENNY PHlI,I,IPS4Hi-Y '55. '56g S. C. '55 .... SAMUEL AUGUS- TUS PICKENS-T. S I. '54, '55, '56 .... BARBARA ANN POORE- IJ, E. '56g T. S. I. '55 .... JAMES HASKEL P0ORE4A. Y. '55g Cheer- leader '51, '55. Head Cheerleader '56g Whefs Who '56g Hi-Y '55g St. C. '5-I. '55, '56g Var. Baseball '56g Var. Track '56 .... MARY ANN POORI2--A. Y. '54f. '55. '56g Hannasgals Stafi '54g I. R. '54, '55g J. H. A. '56g Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56 .... MARGARET PATRICIA POORE- A. Y. '54, Vice-Pres. '56g Beta Club '55g Er. C. '56g I. R. C. '54, '55g Hannasgals Stall' '54, '55, '56g D. C. '54, '55, '56g Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56g N. H. S. '56g F. T. A. '56 .... LUCIA ROSE POWELLfBar1d '5.1. '55. Vice-Pres. '56g Tri-Hi-Y '5 I- .... WII.LIAM RONNIE PRESHER . . . MARY ANNA PRITCHETT-A. Y. '54. '55g B. C. Treas '55g Block "A" Cluh '54, '55g Art. League '56g Er. C. '56g Glee Club '54, '55. Sec. '56g Hannasgals Staff '54, '55g Tidings '56g Tri-Hi-Y Treas. '5-lg Int. St. Pres. '55, '56g Var. Basketball Mrg. '54, '55g Dramatic Cluh '54. '55. '56g Quill S Scroll '56g N. H. S. '56 .... FORREST SMITH PRUITTfB. C. '55g Fr. C. Vice-Pres. '55g K. C. '55, Treas. '56 gBus. Mgr. Tidings '56g Boys' State '55g Student Council '54. . . . JOYCE ANN PRUITT-A. Y. '54, '55g Glee Club '55, '56g I. R. C. '55g Tri-Hi-Y '5-13 C. C. '56 .... NANCY ELEANOR PRUITT-A. Y. '54. '55. '56. Band '56g Fr. C. '55, '56g I. R. '54, '56g Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55. Vice-Pres. '56g Dram. Club '54 .... MARION H. RAMEY- Bus Drivers Clulv '55, '56. lf. F. A. '54, '55g T. S. I. '55, '56. RELTOR RHODES RICE, c. T. RICE, D. N. RICHEY RILKER ROBERTS ROGERS ROSS RU MPH PRETTY GIRLS SO THE BOYS SAY . . SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD . . ANDERSON, GRACE VIRGINIA RECTORfJ. H. A. '54, '56 .... HOMER EVANDER RHODES .... CAROLYN THELNIA RICE-I. R. C. '56, J. H. A. '56, Student Council '54, F. N. C. '56 .... DOROTHY NELL RICEfD. E. '56 .... NORIVIA FAY RICHEYWA. Y. '54-, '55, '56, Fr. C. '56, Glee Club '54, '55, '56, F. T. A. '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, D. C. '56, F. N. C., Pres. '55, State Pres. '55, '56 .... BURL HUBERT RICKER, JR-A. Y. '54, '55, Bus Drivers '55, Fr. C. '55, Sc. C. '55 .... MARGARET LOUISE ROBERTS--A. Y. '54, '55, '56, Com. Club '56, I. R. C. '54, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55 .... HATTIE GAYLE ROGERS-A. Y. '54, A. I.. '56, Sec. of Junior Class, Treas. Of Senior Class, Glee Club '54, Hannasgals '54, '55, F. T. A. '56, Tri-Hi-Y '5-l. Treas. '56, Dr. C. '55, Sec. '56. . . . SARAH MIGNON ROSSfeA. Y. '51, '55, A. L. '56, Hannasgals '5-1. '55, I. R. C. '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, Treas. '55, '56, Dr. C. '55, '56, F. T. A. Vice-Pres. '56 .... ELIZABETH VICTORIA RUNIPHM-A. Y. '54, Beta 'Club '55, A. L. '55, '56, Sec. Of Sopli. Class, Fr. C. '56, Glee Club '54, Hannasgals '54, '55, I. R. C. '54, Student Council Vice- Pres. '55, Pres. '56, Tri-Hi-Y '51, Vice-Pres. '55, '56, Var. Basketball '54, '55, Dr. C. Sec. '54, '55, '56, N. H. S. '56, WhO's Who '56, F. T. A. '56 .... MARY GLENN RUIVISEY-Coin. Club '55, J. H. A. '5-fl, '55. . . . BOBBY GARY SANDERS-Bus Drivers '55, F. F. A. '51, '55, T. 81 I. '55, '56 .... CHARLES RAY SANDER--Bus Drivers '55, '56, F. F. A. '54, '55, '56 .... VIRGINIA SANDERSYD. E. Treas. '56, I. R. C. '56, J. H. A. '54, '55 SANDLIN SAYLORS SCARBOROUGH A S SCARBOROUIH .I S 1 T1 D I SCOTT, J. D. SEIGLER, A. R. SEIGLER, W R SHAW H D SHAW I THE HOME OF GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP . . . CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY THEN THE HOLIDAYS HERBERT EDWARD SANDLIN .... OEIN BREVARD SAYLORSE Spanish Club '55g Var. Baseball 75-1. '55, '56 .... ANNIE SUE SCAR- BOROUCH-Allied Youth ,56 .... JUDITH SANDERS SCARBOR- 0llCH+Allied Youth '54, '55. '56g Int. Rel. Club ,54, '55g Tri-Hi-Y 354, '55 .... DOLCLAS LEE SCOTT-'Block NAU Club ,56g Student 'Council 'S-lg Var. Basketball '56g Var. Football '55, '56g Var. Track ,55, ,563 T. 8 I. Club '55 .... JACK DONALD SCOTT-T. K I. Club 355, 7562 Flying Shuttle Club '55. '56 .... ANITA REBECCA SEICLER - Allied Youth 53-1. '55. 556g Clee Club '55g Int. Rel. Club '54, '56g .Ir. Hoineniakers Sec. 75-I, '56 .... WILLIAM ROBERT SEIGLER-T. K l. Club '55, '56g Student Council '55. '56 .... HUDSON DEWEY SHAW, JR.-Bus Drivers Club '56g T. S I. Club '55g Flying Shuttle Club '55, '56 .... LINDA SHAW-Jr. Homemakers 754, '56g Int. Rel. Club '56g Library Asst. Club '5-lg Tri-Hi-Y '51 .... SHELBY JEAN SHAW- Alliecl Youth '56g Commercial Club ,56g Jr. Homeinakers '51, ,55. , . . HAL JERRY SHEARER+Allieci Youth 75-lg Beta Club 7555 Science Club '55. '56g Yellow Jacket Staff '56 .... PHILLIP BOND SHEARERf Treas. of Soph. Classg Distributive Ed. 756. . .. PATRICIA ANN SHIRLEY-Art. League '55. '56g French Club '56g Tri-Hi-Y '54, 755. SIBRANS SIMPSON D C SIMPSON, M. W. SIMPSON, M. C. SIMPSON, S. A. SKELTON SMITH B J SMITH, C. R. SMITH. J. SMITH, J. R. JANUARY LAST EXAMS FOR THE LUCKY . . . LUCKY? . . . DULL MOMENTS STALEMATE DYRC FREDRICK SlBRANSf4'B" Basketball '55g French Club '55g Hi-Y '56g Science Club Sec. '55, '56g Yellow Jacket '56 .... DONALD CALHOUN SIMPSON-Block "A" Club '55, '56g French Club '55, '56g Science Club '55, '56g Var. Football '55, '56g Var. Track '54, '55, '56. . . . MARGARET WHITFIELD SIMPSON--D. E. '56g I. R. C. '56g Library Asst. '54 ..., MARY CHARLOTTE SINIPSON-A. Y. '54, '55g French Club '56g Hannasgals Staff '54, '55, '56g I. R. C. '5-1-. Vice- Pres. '55, Pres. '56g Block "A" Club '56g Cheerleader '56g Art. League '55g Student Council '56g Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55g Quill S1 Scroll '56g Who's Who '56g Future Teachers '56 .... SHIRLEY ANN SIlVlPSONgD. E. '56 .... ROSE PEARL SKELTON-Treas. of Soph. Class '54-5 I. R. C. '56g J. H. A. '56g Student Council '54, '55g Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '50, . . . BETTY ,IAYNE SMITH-I. R. C. '56g Tri-Hi-Y '54 ....N CURTIS RAY SMITH-Reta Club '55. '56g Library Asst. '54g Science Club '55, '56 .... JOANN SMITH-A. Y. '56g Future Nurses Club Sec.-Treas. '55 .... JOHN RICHARD SMITH-A. Y. '55. '56g Yellow Jacket Stall '55, Bus. Mgr. '56 .... MELENEE ANN SlVIITH A. Y. '5-4. '56g Band Majorette '55, '56g Commercial Club '56g I. R. C. '55, '56g Tri- Hi-Y '54, '55, '56 .... NORlVlA ERNESTINE SMITHgD. E. '56g I. R. C. '55g J. H. A. '54, '55 .... PATRICIA BRUCE SlVlITHfGlee Club '54 .... RONALD LEE STVIITH-Commercial Club '56, X 2 , ,.,,,,V,. .. N . x W Q , 5, , A AQ ,,. . W, f Q 'V 2 X f' sis 4 5 fin ' Vigikm ,a+ 5 N i 5' ff.- a A ak, ,E WWW W f Q QM vi A 1.-i?qW,,y V1 x-if: vw- 1 x SWINFORD TEASLEY If A TEASLEY, C. E. THOMAS THOMASON TMOMPSON A A THOMPSON G L THRASHER TILLER TIMMS JUNIOR SENIOR IN OUR HONOR FITTING OF CAPS 81 GOWNS . . . SIGN MY ANNUAL, PLEASE ODIS ARVIN SWINFORD, JR .... Spanish Club '55 . . . FLOYD ALBERT TEASLEY--Beta Club '55, '56 .... GAIL ELIZABETH TEASLEYfVar. Basketball '56, Allied Youth '51, '55, Art. League '55, '56, Int. Rel. '54, '55, '56, Jr. Honiemakers '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55. . . . RALPH ODELL THOMAS---T. Sz I. Club '55, '56 .... GLENN WILSON THONIASON ....l A LICE ALBERTA THOMPSON-Allied Youth '54K. '55, Beta Club '55, Treas. of Jr. Class, French Club '56, Hannasgals Staff '54-, '55, Asst. Bus. Mrg. '56, Bus. Mgr., Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Quill 84 Scroll '56, Nat. Honor Society '56, Future Teachers '56, S. C. S. P. A. Treas. '56 .... GEORGIA LOU THOlVIPSON4Alliecl Youth '54, '55, French Club '56, Glee Club '51, '55, '56, Hannasgals Staff '54, Int. Rel. '54, '55, '56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '56, Dramatics Club '54, '55, '56, Future Teachers '56 .... JAMES DOUGLAS THRASI-IER-Allied Youth '56, Science Club '55, '56 .... EVELYN GALE TILLER-Distrib- utive Ed. '56, Jr. Homemakers '54, '56, Future Business Leaders of America '51 .... NANCY FAYE TIIVINIS-Allied Youth' 56, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Future Teachers. Sec. '56 .... OLIN DUARD TODD. . . . FRANCIS RUDOLPH TOLLISON, JR.fAIliecl Youth '51, '55, '56, French Club '55, Hi-Y '55, '56, Yellow Jacket Staff '55 ..,. GRADY HAROLD TOLLISON-Bus Drivers Club '55, '56, Flying Shuttle Club '55, Reporter '56, T. 8 I. Club '5'I. '55, '56 .... JUNE WYATT TOL- LISONfAllied Youth '54, '55, '56, Glee Club '54, '55, '56, Int. Rel. '54, '55, Tri-Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Future Teachers '56. ww r 151' ,. WEI BORN WELSH WHITFIELD WHITMIRE WILD W WILSON C I4 WILSON, M. C. WINCHESTER WOOD 6 4,,,sg,Q4g i FO HEHKST HAIL TO THI':lE OUR ALATIKM-WJFERF DEAR OILD ANDERSON HlGH." WRIGHT B L WRIGHT D II I Q Z ' YEAGIN YON A N- W Cjj!lM,l.!,,lAiU""'4 KATHRYN CAMPBELL WELROR er al Club 756g Clee Club '54g Int. Rel. Club 75-lg Tri-Hi-Y 75-I .... SONJA WELSH4Reta Club '55g French Club '56g Glee Club ,54g Hannasgals Staff ,5-I-, Tri-Hi-Y 751. Dramatics Club '54, 755, 356g Future Teachers '56 .... JAMES GARY WHITFIELD--T. 81 I. Club '55 .... LARRY LEON WHITNIIRE- Rus Drivers Club '56g Future Farmers '5-lg Flying Shuttle Club '55, '56g T. X I. Club 755, 756 .... ARTHUR MICHAEL WILD4Yellow Jacket Staff '55 .... SARA JANE WILKINSfDistribuitve Ed. '56g Int. Rel. Club '56 .... CHARLES FELIX WILSON-Allied Youth '54, '55, '56: French Club ,55g Hi-Y '55, '56g Yellow Jacket Staff '56 .... MAR- CELLA CARROLL WLSON4Allied Youth '5-Ig Int. Rel. Club 75-lg Com- mercial Club '56 .... NICHOLAS CARSON WINCHESTER-Distribw tive Ecl. ,563 Var. Football 355g Var. Track 755, '56 .... WARREN FRED WOOD4Beta Club '55, 756g French Club '55 .... BOBBY LLOYD WRlCHTfDistributive Ed. T56 .... DAVID HALL WRIGHT- Allied Youth '5-Ig Beta Club Treas '55, Pres. '56g Sec. Soph. Classg French Club Treas. ,553 Key Club '55, '56g Tidings Staff '56g Var. Track '55, '56g Yellow Jacket Staff ,54g Boys, State T55 .... LAWRENCE WH,- LIANI YEARGIN-French Club ,553 Key Club '55, '56l Student Council '54, '56g Yellow Jacket Staff ,54, ,55, 756 .... 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' . , ' ' i?M'A :-:,...., wwwiv x ,f Q I, -Q ' ' SE X' M 7 5 . xg X- A :lf V :5 5,,e,. Ag X W , nh I -- wi - M -'11 vw -x 5 J ' 4 rx. ' I A 3 Itgikw 'Wi ' an A l 52 4 Z v 4, ff' Y JF :dw .fyghz ix 4 -xp , "W v X . ' s Q ' x A V V4 fx. J , j f i gg Q A 155315 km Q 1 g -. xv is-2 .-'.5.:wxsw--1-::-:smQ:-A - an H -. A ,Mm Q-ww ' 1 Q 'SMS' 1 P -. A, 5 , :px .. Q 9 fax S Q, X 7, -.qw Q E me it T S Q , , Q f- '3 5 E 12 James M. Adams Linda F. Adams Minnie B. Adams Sandra I.. Addison Jennie B. Aiken Benny E. Alford George M. Allen Willialli L. Allen Joseph L. Anderson Riehard II. Alexander I,arry J. Axmann Beverly A. Ayers George' Il. Ayers Luey A. Bagwell Lynda L. Bagwell CLASS ORGANIZATION MAGAZINE SALES Evie S. Blume Ceeelia J. Bolt Clyde A. Bolt, Jr. Jane S. Bolt Barbara D. Bone Byrnes M. Bonnette Don R. Borders Evelyn L. Bradberry Minnie C. Bradberry Larry B. Briscoe Terry M. Brooks Betty Jane Brown Carole L. Brown Douglas C. Brown Michael Brown Jo A. Baldwin Mareeile G. Ballentine Charles W. Barton Donald W. Bascue lra N. Baxter Virginia Beasley Linda J. Blaek Terry F. Blaekston Herbert A. Blake Linda A. Blessing MAKE MONEY FOR JUNIOR SENIOR John W. Brown Norma I.. Brown Peggy A. Brown Barbara J. Bryant Dorothy Bryant Guy T. Bryant Dewitt A. Bryson Lawrence M. Buchanan Barbara A. Burgess Preston B. Burroughs Valeria E. Burroughs Joe ll. Busby Wayne L. Busby Carobel H. Calhoun Bette Jean Campbell Edward E. Campbell Barbara Sue Cann Willie Pearl Cantrell Belly Ann Carithers Johnnie Fay Carlton Dorothy L. Carnes Frederick Nl. Carroutll Charles A. Carswell .Iaek B. Cathey Patsy E. Chambers Shelby J. Chambers Mary Ann Chamblee Charles ,L Chandler Richard C. Charping Sara J. Chastain Shelby J. Chastain Betty J. Chasteen Marion E. Clark Judith A. Clarke John F. Cleveland JUNIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS PROMISE GOOD TEAM IN '56 Linda F. Cleveland Larry E. Cobb Archie M. Cochran, Jr. Rachel A. Coffee Cleanna J. Cole ,Iames L. Collins Mary E. Coppage W'illiam L. Cordell Lawton L. Cowart lra J. Crocker ,Ioan C. Crouch Carroll l.. Crowther Robert D. Crump ,lerry Darby Mary I. Deanllardl Linda L. Dickson Barbara V. Dillard William F. Dobbins Walter l'. Dorn, jr. Betty ,lo Dober Bessie E. Drake Douglas L. Drake Shelbra N. Drake Constance J. Dunn William C. Dunn James F. Dyar Sybil H. Dyar Samuel B. Earle Mary F. Eberhart Barbara J. Edmonds Sylvia A. Elrod John F. Erdman Bruce A. Evans Glenda l.. Evans Luther J. Evans Martha J. Evans Linda G. Fant Mary R. Farmer John F. Farr, Jr. Wilson W. Farrell PICTURES FOR TIDINGS, SAME COAT Edward H. Franklin Jimmy W. Freeman Mary A. Fretwell Mary J. Gaines George F. Garrison William G. Garrison Larry T. Gerrard Tyrone M. Giles Henry N. Gilmer, Jr. Margaret A. Gilmer Sharron E. Gilmer Judy W. Gleason Valeria A. Glenn Ada S. Gray Jo A. Gray Dessie M. Fennell Jessie E. Fennell Joseph K. Few William J. Finley Richard S. Fitzpatrick Harold A. Fleming Cleo R. Ford Rosemary Fort Linda G. Fowler Margaret E. Fowler AND TIE IN TEN Betty J. Green Mary E. Green James R. Green Nelson R. Green Joe T. Greenway Douglas R. Gunnells Barbara A. Gunter Douglas R. Gunter Virginia Gurley Everett W. Hall Mary J. Hall Ilan-old W. Haltiwang Cer-il J. Hanks Mary F. Hanks Clara J. llanvey Gloria A. Harbert Linda L. Harbin Martha J. Harbin Thomas F. Harbin THE BAND IN CHRISTMAS PARADES Sara A. Holmes Edward A. Hood Ezekiel Hooper Gloria G. Hopper Franees J. Howell Peggy A. Hubbard Caroline Huntsinger Lester J. Hutchinson Douglas V. James Mildred B. James - - 2- Za. .??3?'w Charles D. Harbin, Jr. W'iIIiam H. Harbin Ralph W. Hardy lone M. Hare Jane V. Harper Mattie L. Harris John R. Hayes Doris E. Haynie Marvin Z. Heard Earnest G. Heaton Anna L. Herring Mabel A. Herring Robert P. Herring Harold D. Higgins Betty A. Holbrook Carol S. Holcombe . . . McCANT'S GYM-BASKETBALL THREE TIMES A WEEK Shelby J. James Jerry L. Jarrarfl Jerry N. Jaynes George H. Jefferson Doris C. Jester William G. Johnson Linda J. Jones William E. Jones Betty R. Jordan Jaekie L. Kay Jo S. Kay John R. Kay Wayne D. Kay Larry D. Keasler Daniel H. Keys Everett T. Kilgore Carole King James C. King, Jr. Woddie P. King Sandra L. Kirk Nancy L. Kitehing Amos S. Ladd Sylvia S. Ladd Tholnas K. Lawrenee Johnny W. Lee Douglas H. Little Jerald N. Loftis Corrie D. Lowry Roy D. MeAlister Sylvia 0. A. McClain TEAM TAKES FLOOR . Larry J. MeLeese Larry T. Mcluees Patricia M. MeLeod William D. Madden James M. Maddox Larry E. Makison Thomas M. Manly Philip G. Marett Dwayne F. Martin Marcia S. Martin Sarah E. Martin Barbara F. Maxwell Barbara A. Meredith Jo A. Meredith Elnora C. Moore Crovan M. McClellan Zonia E. McCullough Donald T. MeCurle'y Naney L. MeCurley Douglas C. MeDougald, Jr. Joe R. McGill Lou Ann McGill Sandra M. M. McGuire JBIIICS J. McKinley Sara E. McKinney Judith C. Moore Robert J. Moore William L. Moore Richard R. Mullikin Charles W. Murphy Julius D. Nelson, Jr. Winnie R. Newell Norma J. Nichols Betty R. Nieholson Marion H. O'Barr SPRING HOLIDAYS VOLUNTEERS FOR Robcrt J. 0'Bricn Carl C. Uerhmig Morris N. Owcn Anne 0. Palmer joel C. Palmer ,Icrry L. Parnell Cartcr L. Paym- ,lo Ann Paync ,lndic L. Pcrry Marvin 'l'. Pr-ttil Logan D. Ramcy Ellcn A. Rampf-y Evelyn E. Reabcr Patsy L. Rey nolds Tcrcsa A. Rhoads ,lcannctte Rickard Sara C. Riddle Elizabeth J. Riploy Nancy Jo P. Roach Alvin R. Roberts .. , : Q, .,Q,f..-. E '.,N . Q - gs.. X has.-if . . , 1 . . C, .. .X .X . , .1 . , 33.5.5 . , K 4 - U .. . .. ' .,.., . " wma- A. Phillibs . A A Cathryn R. Pollard Q ' is 1.1: 5 Katherine Pooro I , L i f : L' -' ',,.,'.. V Q. ..,,. .. .,... v .,....,,,..,..,. ,- -.-.-. . QQ... .... .,.- ..... . Pcggic L. Portcr ' David C. Powcll D x,.i . .f Nancy R. Powcll 5 ix Xxx x X, wi xx t KN? QR Q Q .ga .... r ..., X - N ax. ....,, .,,. k- l ...ms W ,. X. N X Q was X SX .. Q 'Q Ds .. Tommy R. Powcll X Welidell M. Powell W'illiam R. Powcll 'T' Q Peggy J. Pritrhctl Albcrt W. Pruitt Lcwis ll. Pruitt Sandra P. Pruitt ,lcrry N. Purccll Us-orgc R. Putnam ORATIONS . . HANNA HIGH ELECTIONS . . Gcrald L. Ropcr Richard D. Rnhle, Jr. Billy C. Sanders, Jr. Charlcs G. Sandcrs if '...,,., QR: 1- an :rs .lam ,s ll. S d 1 3 .. , Linda J. Sandcrs - S 3 s Humphrey l. Saylors, Jr. Freddie M. Scarborough Tommy W. Scarborough Dennis Scott ,le-rryl D. Scott Gloria N. Sears Wfcndcll B. Seymour ,lamcs A. Shaw ,lc-rry Shaw - H'k-- Qi -- lx Nina A. Shearer Cordon B. Sherard, Jr Joe' D. Sheridan Sallie B. Shirley Judith S. Siegel Eva M. Silvey Peggy J. Simpson Raymond L. Simpson Betty Skelton Elizabeth A. Smith J. C. Smith James L. Smith Mark D. Smith Mary M. Smith Randall W. Smith r JUNIOR SENIOR, MYSTERY IN THE AIR Bobby J. Sutherland Carolyn l. Taylor Jane E. Taylor Georgia F. Teasley Donna J. Thompson Barbara R. Tollison Ophelia L. Touchstone Ronald W. Touchstone Nellie S. Vassar Frances V. Vaughlr I Shirley V. Smith I Shelby J. Sonefelt William C. Sonefelt Lecey L. J. Sosebcc Barbara M. Souther Patsy J. Stovc Horace Strickland Scarlett Strickland Howard P. Sullivan William W. Sullivan AWELL-GUARDED SECRET . . . Norma A. Vaughn Elizabeth L. Vickery I Jacqueline Vickery David H. Walker 1 Dudley Wall Willie F. W'ard Sarah S. Watkins Linda C. Watson Julian J. Watt Faye C. Webb Gloria D. Webb Barbara J. Welborn Linda S. Welborn Billy J. Wheeler Carol J. White Larry D. Whitfield Lonnie R. Whitfield Sara F. Whitfield Gloria N. Whitten Garrett P. Williams FINAL EXAMS . Bettie C. Wiatt Jean E. Wilson Marjorie L. Wilson Michael M. Wilson Wayne H. Winters William G. Wollf Lynda V. Worley Janice F. Wright Dorothy L. Yarbrough WELL! WE'LL BE BACK NEXT YEAR A LEGACY To you, the rising Seniors, We leave the Badge of Honor. May Wear it with pride in your Achievements H onors Service. your wearing it give to it more distinction and bring to you only happiness. 149 W K W X ii my x 1 -mu, , 1 Mmfm R s, 1' W ,P - ww. 4- Lf 1 Q f 1 12, ,, --r-:N-,. . , 3, .::. L f ,Q hfgd, . ---' ., .g.. 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Q Q amlligihg . ,wb ,L . -2 L. .ws awash , A SOPHOMORIE CLASS M1956 JANE lllljllili . ICNIEINN DANVES Gill, lIAI.'l'lWANl l'A'l'SY ISUR'l'0N MRS. ll. 0. IIUEX Prvsiflvnt , r'v-Prvsillvnl Sl'l'l'l'flI7'.Y Trvusurr r Sponsor ""l'v1l0" , , . Palsy . . . Jlllll' . . . TNI. . 'l'lCD IIICNTZ IIICYWOUIJ M1-ll.-kRl,l'IN , .IUIIN l,l'SK 'I'I I ICOIH DR li MA'l"l'ISON MR. NV. ll. lIl'l!l!.-Hill ?H'.l " X S fX ,5 2 Sf U . ,.,.,....:z. -1-' "Q: 3 X -W. Qcsfgilgx 1 Y Ai ef, gs 'Q THE SOPHOMORES . . . NEWEST MEMBERS OF THE CLAN . . . SEPTEMBER FOUND THEM EMBARKING UPON AN UNFORGETTABLE YEAR . . . Thomas 0. Bowefn Sylvia J. Bowen Carole Brackett Nellie C. Brady Calvin M. Broadwell Audrey E. Brock Martha S. Brock David E. Brooks Cary C. Brooks ,loyce E. Broonie Alice Brown Brenda Brown Gladys Brown Glenda Brown Melvin E. Brown Thomas A. Brown Vivian G. Bryan Larry T. Bryant Mary F. Bryant Raymond Bryant Linda Acker Ruth J. Addison Mary J. Alewine john W. Alford Nancy C. Allen Jarquclin Allison Kenneth M. Anderson Odis H. Anderson Francine Arflin Shirley R. Arflin Kenneth Arnold Charles W. Ashley Jimmy R. Ashworth ,lo Ann Bagley Michael E. Bailey Jerry Ballard Alvin D. Bannister Gary D. Bass Mirianl Bates Elizabeth Belcher William B. Benton John D. Bevill Linda B. Black Charles B. Blackstone Betty Blackwell Dan F. Blackwell Elizabeth I.. Blair Elizabeth Bobo Judith A. Bobo .ludilh C. Bolt Haskell L. Bolt Joann Bostic Yvonne Bostic Larry C. Bowen Mary J. Bowen NW M - ' 'I I f' - 2 - ' NMI' fy, . 1. A .. . .. . . Emili' F. Burgess -. ' - 1 ' ' . . :-. .. . - , 1- . :fi .-- , x 1 . 1. ' ., 's .- ,. .5 1 , ,,., , , . I WWI A , ' ' Marvin C. Hurts, Jr. Shelby J. Busha , Larry D. Cain M. . M. B is ,..r .. 4, ,. , ,.., . .. . ar! urges fe . gi . , ., C , , . ,.,.,,,- - C. .. .. .. I QI . ' ' nf, 5 ' IA, 5 Eddie L. Callaham James K. Carey I It Linda Carey Walter A. Carroll - Rosa l. Carter Jimmy G. Cash Q' M Patsy Burton " tl' "" - I ,X Linda Chamblee 8 K Richard B. Chapman --.. Troyee A. Chapman Brenda ,I. Charping Pansy Clark C. M. Chastain - Jerry D. Cheek Marion L. Cheek A Michael D. Child.-r. quul I I James E. Coats I Q LI David L. Cobb g A Michael A. Cody 0 ' 4' Frankie J. Coffee 5 . I I Sloan A. Coker ' I . ill X Everett D. Cole In quuu .A ' 4 I V . .:.ggEZajf ' I 'C 'a' I Robert A. Coleman Lyn Collins Sara A. Connor Lucius M. Cook Gary T. Cooper Pat Cordell David T. Corn REGISTRATION AND AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CODE OF THEIR SCHOOL . . HONOR THE RIGHT YOU HAVE TO BE A PART OF IT . . I A William L. Cox Clyde T. Cromer I .. I I Q ' ' . .I . . Gene A. Coyle Max G. Cromer x Iv , A I u p ,Ioyec Craft Linda F. Culbertson 6 Martha J. Craft Margaret David 6 '-.,' I '. If . f I ' 4' Wy A 4' Thomas G. Craft Linda Davis I , Q 9 , Q Bobbie E. Crawford William F. Davis Y .MJ I 1 Q. x John L. Crawford Elizabeth P. Crawford john W. Dawkins . K fs 1 . .5 'x I 'Tr2.., ft 1g4 1 I Evelyn Dawes - - .- I Frankie A. Creamer Betty J. Day Cm-il E. Cromer Charles F. Day E- l- , . -nl' Bobbie S. Dempsey Clarence E. Dickson Betty L. Dove' Mary F. Drake Ronald J. Dudley Betty Dunn Gail Dye Tholnas F. Dye Norma J. Eaves Edward E. Eberniekle Mary Ebernickle Martha Edmonds Charlotte Elrod Shirley S. Elrod Paul L. Emblor Gary English Sara F. English Rebecca Epting Margaret Erskine Gwenlayn A. Estes Bobby Evans Carole Evans Johnny L. Evans Chrystine Fam Francis R. Fant Joe C. Farrow Shirley J. Farrow Charles J. Fleming Ellen E. Floyd Mary A. Floyd Nancy Ford Terry S. Foxx Jerry E. Franklin Audrey E. Freeman Betty J. Garrett TEACHERS PRESENT OLD MATERIAL IN NEW LIGHT . . . THE ROUTINE BECOMES SET-'Ist PERIOD, 2nd PERIOD-ON THROUGH THE DAY . . . Bonnie R. Garrett Paul M. Garrett Gordon W. Garrison Cornelia Gilbert Derrell G. Gillespie Frances J. Gilmer Lyonel W. Gilmer Charles R. Gilbreath Nancy Gilbreath Geraldine Gippon Joyce J. Gipson William W. Gleason Jane Glenn Walter L. Glenn, Jr. Robert L. Godfrey Carolyn P. Gosnell Marilyn Gosnell Martha Grant Rachel C. Griffin Larry E. Gunnells 'l S David L. Gunter Diann Hall James D. Hall Juanita Hall Gail E. Haltiwanger Shelby J. Hamby Grady J. Hammond Catherine Hankins Norma L. Hanks Kenneth E. Hanna Shelby J. Hanna Ric-hard B. Hanvey Shirley A. Hanvey Carl Harbin, Jr. Judy Harbin Judy Harden Ned Harris Patrick V. Harris Juanita Hastings Linda J. Hatcher Carolyn L. Hawkins Donald D. Hawkins Linda G. Hawkins Nancy A. Haynie Myra D. Heaton David S. Heller Jo Ann Hembree Edwin C. Hentz Anne Herring Carol Herring l'aul K. Herring Majorie Hetriek Larry L. Hicks I arolyn Higgs-nbotham Jean Hilley . , X J iw -4 P Q X K . 1 at OF COURSE, IT ISN'T ALL WORK . . . "HEY, HAVE YOU GOT MY TENNIS SHOES? ' AAYXWHS Eleanor J. Hines Raymond J. Hix Linda Holland Mary E. Hollingsworth Dan Holmes Nancy Honea Waller K. Hood Marlor J. Hooper Ivan K. Hopper Delbert L. Hughes . . GLEE CLUB PRACTICE . . . Arthur D. Irby Doek M. Jackson Larry R. Jaekson Kenneth C. James Betty F. Jenkins Shirlie A. Jennings Rose A. Jeter Linda Johnson Mary Jones Paul M. Jones TRYOUTS FOR HANNASGALS AND YELLOW JACKET . . . YOUR FRIENDS COMPOSE PART OF ALMOST EVERY CLUB . . Betty J. Majeski Sandra Maness Joseph K. Mann Mae L. Marett Faye Martin lvy K. Martin Jerry A. Martin Jimmie L. Martin Mary J. Martin Glenda A. Massey William T. Mattison Gayle L. Maxwell James D. Maxwell Judy Mayfield Jerry T. Mayo Phillip G. Mayo Henry ll. MeCarley James R. McClure Tommy McClure Juanita McConnell Claude T. Jordan Jerry A. Jordan Paul T. Jordan Carolyn Kay Earl D. Kay Johnnye Kay Shirley J. Kay Delores E. Kelley Lyndon B. Kelley Kay Keys Nancy A. Keys Milton L. King Modena King William M. King Samuel B. Knox Eugene F. Landers James G. Langston Phyllis Latham Yvonne Latham Melvin R. Lee Perry M. Lee Viola E. Lee Patrieia A. Lewis Willie Lewis Peggy Little Boyce J. Littleton Joel L. Lloyd Connie C. Loftis Eugenia M. Long Bobby D. Looney Dalton W. Looney Mary C. Lovingoorl John C. Lusk Kenneth R. Maehen Betty Madden SSWQA .i .. . Mary A. McCoy W'illiam R. Mc-Coy Elsie MeCrary John F. MeCary Wvilliillll C. MeElratll Robert H. Mellill Jackie W. Mm-Culfin Linda M1-Kern Juanita McKinley Linda Mr-Lane Mary A. Mel.:-an Jerry E. Mel.eesee ,lulian H. Mel.:-skey Edward Mcdlin Frank M. Menees Raymond Miller Charles G. Moore James R. Moore ,Ierry l.. Moore Julia Moore Mary E. Moore Nancy l.. Moore Donna R. Morris Linda S. Murdock Carolyn F. Nelson Aaron J. Nickels lra M. Nixon Way'n1' H. Nixon Cary D. Oakley john P. 0'Nval Rai-hel Overeash Edmund C. Owen Elizalletll C. Owens Lawrenre A. Paris Donald E. Parker WWL. . A . 1 ..p, , K 15 x ,. re. A L. . A 'W l yd , Yr? ! a ..,, M 5 , 1 .., w M M' if in .- bp X ""' rg 2 ..1.. P, 'P' - - S ' - K N' Sv X A-:Q . we rf. M, 1.4933 W. .3 1- 3 ' .ww . K sf N . " i.. '- 4. M- - 4' . W fn vw f Ni M 5 P X. is rl X Wy L. Q +1 -. ,H ,Q 10' ' ig My R9 1 ' .D Q -'O' YOU FORGE AHEAD . . . BOOK REPORTS . . . SIX WEEKS' TEST AND REPORT CARDS MAGAZINE SALES . . . "WE'RE THE CHAMPS" . . . Clyde W. Patterson Eugene P. Patterson Wendell A. Patterson Henry K. Payne Annie F. Pennell Harriet Pickens Emily F. Pierce Norman S. Ponder Nancy C. Poole Linda Poorc Alive A. Powell Edna F. Powell Kathy Powell Larry E. Powell Levis H. Powell Sylvia Pruitt James E. Ramsey Alton Reed Eula Revis Gary ll. Rice . R G e . B+, . 'C .. .s I 2' . . , L R eer . aa R K . W 9.65 25 4 ,, A 3391 2 98 'PK xc 64 2 fe 1 5 at ... fix' S15 Q mm , . E Q lain: L Ll ! 5 vu 5-ip. 2 Zaq 0 4 Q .jg ar yr.- '91 - Z l l if -,,.' -. . Richard R. Rice Nena S. Richardson Mary H. Richey John W. Ripley John W. Roberts Lucinda Roberts Ann Robinson Carole J. Rollison ,Iamse W. Rumsey, Jr. Dorothy L. Sadler Raymond M. Sammons James R. Sanders Justus R. Sanders Helen Sandlin Linda C. Saylors Jerryl W. Sears Martha R. Sease Margaret Seawell Sandra E. Seigler Sandra J. Shanklin Mary Shaw Shirley A. Shaw Ann Shirley David A. Shirley Frances Shirley Sara E. Shirley Mary K. Sibrans Barbara M. Siegel David B. Simpson Rubye N. Simpson Mildred Sisk Thomas L. Sisk Charles E. Skelton Thomas J. Slaton Alvin H. Smith FOOTBALL GAMES . . . HOMECOMING . . . AH! THE SEASON OF HOLIDAYS IS HERE Charles R. Smith Jerry A. Smith Linda A. Smith Margaret Smith Marvin D. Smith Mary L. Smith Peggy P. Smith Thomas B. Smith William D. Smith John T. Snavely . . THANKSGIVING PROGRAM . . . Joseph A. Snead Gary E. Solesbee Stephen C. Sorton Robert H. Spearman Billie F. Speer Coy C. Speer Patricia A. Spearman Robert A. Stanley Robert L. Stansell Barbara Stasney l Kenneth L. Stasney Charles E. Stephens James L. Stewart Martha J. Stewart Perry M. Stevenson Wendell L. Strickland Nancy Suber Henry G. Sullivan Louis G. Sullivan Jack H. Tatum Sylvia Taylor Wade E. Teasley Joanne E. Thomas Glen H. Thomason Ellen M. Thompson Gail Thonlpson James G. Thompson Shirley L. Thompson Ruth Threlkeld Louise Tilley Louie M. Tilly Ben F. Timlnerlnan Mary F. Timmerman Mary A. Timms Nancy Todd Harry A. Tollison Glenda J. Tomlinson Ann Watford Eleanor J. Webb William N. Welborn Elaine Welch Edward E. White James D. White Martha A. White Nita Whitfield , 8 - .ga ., .,::5,.gi:. -.-. . ggigs fsr 5? Q ! ga C x I FOLLOWED BY THE ONE AT CHRISTMAS . . . BACK TO SCHOOL . . 'K I ' fwifiiiiz JM V 3 if 5 Q 1 , . , gg. ,I James C. Whitt Imogene Whitworth Jomarie Whitworth Shelby J. Whitworth Shirley Whitworth Susan Will Anna M. Williams Cynthia Williams Mary E. Williams Robert C. Williams Anna S. Wilson Donnie M. Woodard Jerry E. Wright Jerry 0. Wright Wynette' Young All present and accounted for . Examinations . Sure we made it! . On the last lap . In the next issue we will be Juniors ! 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