Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

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I f 6 . , f ' ' ' 1' 1 1 r f J f ' V . . f ' . ' , . . f . . - high school for hoys. These advancements resulted from the interest, wisdom, f . I y . 3' , Q -:V Q eg- A' 'if fi: T, fi' f ' , , ee , 21" N Ai lv: MEMBERS OF THE BOARD: Mr. Eugene E. McIlwain, Mr. Cole B. Sutton, Dr. Mark F. Hawthorne, Mr. Francis R. Fant, Mr. Roland O Hawthorne, Dr Claud W. Perry, Mr. L. Fleer Meclaiii, Dr. Claude F. Dixon, Mi-. A. Richey Ramseur. To the Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees is responsible for carrying out the policies of the State Board of Education. It is their job to provide and maintain the physical properties of our school system. The Board plans the budget for the district, is in charge of employment and salary decisions concerning the teachers, plans the physical education program, super- vises the courses of study, decides the calendar for the year. The most outstanding improvements instigated by the trustees are those concerning the new schools built throughout their years of service and the many improve- ments made to the existing schools. Chairman of the Board MR. FRANCES R. FANT Q amy 5'-M A BELCHER JR DR CLAUDE F mxox TOM W DUNAWAY 1 FLEET M CLAIN EUGENE E M ILWAIN Men W1th a Purpose educatlon of youth The A1671 zufbouf 1771713056 I9 l1Lc' fl sfyzp zwfbouf ll 111111101 waz , cz notfazng fl 770 1111111 DR CLAUD W PERRY CARLYLE A RICHEY RAMSEUR COLE B SUTTON -ff 5...w...,,MW.W. 6 ww-'N ...A SSW '11 3 yi s wr,w,i Q., ,.. r K W3 iz S I 3 ,EX HANNA HIGH SCHOOL for girls-infinitely more than a mere institution of learning with its high standards in scholarship and char- acter traits . . . here we hegin to realize the importance of responsi- hilities . . . we are encouraged in fields of leadership-and co-opera- tion with leaders . . . here we become young adults. if 'JF Z ssl' ig, Y z ,hav ,, 11111 fll5""H nlli"' in "' I? Iii I!! If Ill I9 p xx ' i W, ,Jw 4 ls! if fi?" I ,. ,V ,Fx 'wa ., 'W' MR. HIRAM W. SANDLIN Principal Hanna High School Mr. Hubbard: Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Senior Science . . . Miss Major: Biology . . . Mrs. Huey: Biology, Sophomore Class Sponsor. ax 'MVS N FACULTY 5- "it, - ,W 'Mm""vMw-we , V my MRS. VIVIAN MORRIS Secretary to the Principal Hanna High School SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The Science Department of Hanna High serves every group of students, regardless of their future plans. Biology is enjoyed by every student in the tenth grade. Chemistry is an elective open to juniors and Seniors, and is primarily for college preparatory students and future nurses. Physics is a Senior elective for college preparatory students. Our newest course, Senior Science, is a general education elective course. The several courses combine laboratory work with lectures so that students may apply the ideas they have studied. FOREIGN LANGUAGES The Language Department of Hanna High consists of a second-year Latin course and a three-year French course. Under Miss Elizabeth McCown's instruction, the Latin stu- dents study, not only the language of ancient Rome, but also Roman civilization. Recordings are used to improve the stu- dents' pronunciationg filmstrips, projects. and parallel further their knowledge of human culture, The French courses, taught by Mrs. Carl Epting and Mrs. Gene Metz, stress aural-oral method of learning foreign lan- guage. The aural-oral method is based upon the natural process of language learning-hearing hrst, then speaking, then later reading and writing. To implement the process of hearing and speaking French extensive use is made of tapes and records so that the students will be exposed, not only to the teachers pronunciation, but also to that of native Frenchmen. A different series of films is presented each year in order to enrich the stu- dents in French traditions, history, culture, and geography. Miss Elizabeth McCown: Latin, English, Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor . . . Mrs Elisabeth Epting, French, Sponsor Societe Honoraire de Frangais . . . Mrs Mary Metz: French, English, Sponsor Le Ccrcle Frangais, TIDINGS Advisor. Miss Betty Callaham: History, Government, Psychology, Advisor to HANNASGALS, International Relations Club Sponsor . . . Mrs. Ruby Grant: History, Psycholofxy, Sponsor Artist League, Junior Class Counselor, International Relations Club Sponsor . . . Mrs. Louise Rankin: History, Personal Typing, Retailing, Sponsor International Relations Club, D. E. Club Sponsor . . . Miss Emma Cunningham: History, Govern- ment, International Relations Club Sponsor. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT The Social Studies Department of Hanna High offers five courses: World History, United States History, Geography, United States Government, and Psychology. World History, open to sophomores, is a study of the great civilizations of the world. United States History, usually taken by Juniors. is a required subject at Hanna High. United States Government. which is re- quired of Seniors, is a study of our nation's administrative system. It may also be classi- Q'L'T , . . . fied as a course in citizenship. Psychology, the science of human be- havior, gives us a basic knowledge of how to achieve a sound, wholesome, mature life. THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Long before Sputnik a strong mathematics department was considered vital at Hanna High. College preparatory students are urged to take Algebra ll, Plane Geometry, and Senior Algebra and Trigonometry. Commercial stu- dents usually take Applied Mathematics, Con- sumer Living, and Advanced Business Arith- metic. At least two units of mathematics are required for graduation. A new mathematics course-Advanced Al- gebra-will be offered beginning 1960. Miss Gladys Cromer: Algebra, Geometry, Dramatics Club Sponsor . . . Miss Faye Jenkins: AlgebrafTrigonometry, Geometry, Sponsor Allied Youth . . . Mrs. Nancy Hensley: Algebra, Practical Mathematics, Geometry . . . Miss Elizabeth Jones: General Mathematics, Advanced Business Mathematics, Practical Mathematics. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The English Department of Hanna High seeks, not only to teach a basic knowledge of English, but also to arouse the interest and apprecia- tion of the student for our native tongue. There are various supplemen- tary devises to aid teachers in their presentation of the courses. The student has an opportunity to hear Macbetb, AIIHKOIZE, and other poetic and dramatic selections read by well-qualified speakers. Records for vocabulary development are also extensively used. For the girl who desires extra help or needs practice in addition to classwork, drill work- books are kept in supply. Out faculty recognizes that creative work is necessary to offer the student a well-rounded, balanced English course. Creative writing is en- couraged by many and varied contests, and lucrative rewards add special attraction to the competition. The S. C. High School Literary Yearbook and the National Poetry Association also encourage youthful literary enthusiasts. Mrs. Young: English, U. S. History, International Relations Club Sponsor . . . Mrs. Cobb: English, Art Appreciation. Miss Ruth Boggs: English . . . Miss Elizabeth Richardson: Librarian, Library Assistants Club Sponsor. Miss Marietta McCown: English, Algebraffrigonometry, Senior Class Sponsor, Senior Class Counselor, Business Editor of TIDINGS, Sponsor of Quill and Scroll . . . Miss Margaret Hood: Enfzlish, Chief Counselor, Sophomore Coun- selor, Advisor of Student Council, Sponsor National Honor Society. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT At Hanna High there are no intermural sports. However, the intramural sports, such as our annual basketball and table tennis tournaments, are enthusiastically supported. One year of gym is required, usually of sophomores. In gym the girls learn to play field hockey, volley ball, basketball, table tennis, calisthenics, shuliie board, softball, and folk dancing. This year a testing system has been added. The girls are graded on their skill, attitude, promptness, and appearance. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The commercial and distributive education students are kept busy through a combination of classwork and practical experience. The students taking secretarial courses are Hanna Highs unofficial secretaries. They mt stencils, type programs, letters, announcements, booklets, and serve as typists for the student publications-HANNASGALS and TIDINGS. Retailing is one of the more important characteristics of Distributive Education. The participating seniors gain experience and knowledge through an actual job. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Home Economics is offered to sophomores, and Family Living to seniors. In Home Economics construction and care of clothing, textiles, nutrition, meal plan- ning, table setting, food preparation, selection and arrangement of furniture, and use of color are studied. The curriculum in Family Living covers infant care, child development, management in the home, selection and preparation of family meals, clothing construction, and marriage and family relations. Mrs. Gloria Kelly: Home Economics . . . , Mrs. A. C. Smith: Dietitian. Mrs. Mary Dobbins: Family Living, Home Economics .fi 3 Mrs. Anne Morgan, Physical Education Teacher, tosses the ball for Marilyn Stanfield and Connie Smith. Miss Edith Boyce: Practical Math, Bookkeeping . . . Mrs. Miriam Gambrell: Shorthand, Typing, General Business. Jane McLeese is shown how to set margins by Miss Mary McConnell-Typing, Shorthand, Commercial Club Spon- sor, Junior Class Sponsor. Ur-7 '1 " mf .4-5 ,P JM.. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Ramey Presndent Manan Meredith Vxce Presuient Mary Ann Martm Secretary Judy Mmyard Treasurer THE 1960 SENIORS HANNA HIGH SCHOOL What IS Hanna I-hgh' To some, Hanna Hxgh LS a challenge to academlc growth, to some, a molder of personahty, to some, the dlscoverer of h1dden talents, to some a place nn wh1ch to whlle away the tlme But to all Hanna Hlgh ns REMEMBERING SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR Mxss Marxetta McCown 49 Nancy Rainey Marian Meredith Mary Ann Martin Judy Minyard 14 'SN 43' Becky A. Allen E. Joanne Ashley Alb 'U' Dgnna B, Ackef D, Pat Adgnqg Linda Fgyg Addison In Ia moving installation ceremony Julia Meeks relin- Glenda E. Axsom E. jane Ballenger Mary F. Bannister g"'5heSFhe' oglce to 'he new Swdem bodi' Pfesidemv Susan J. Bannister Vivian L. Bannister Martha Ann Bates eggy retwe ' THE BEWILDERMENT WE FELT AS SOPHOMORES . . the condescending attitude of Carole L. Beasley Marion C. Beatty Mary E. Bennett Brenda J. Blackwell Phyllis O. Blanchett 'ff 'H' me D. Sherrill Blume Sandra C. Bolding 1 f-MAKE IT SNAPPY, GILMOREP' Hanna High's one Barbara L. Bolr jo Ann Bolt telephone is in constant use, shown here as Ann Mc- Linda A. Bowen Linda E. B1-gdbefpy Alister and Catherine Jameson wait for Elaine. Barbqraj Brown Jane M Brown upperclassmen . . . getting lost between classes . . . wondering if the boys Shirley J. Brown Linda A. Buchanan M. Kathryn Burroughs K. Diana Callaham Ruth Ann Borders Terry A. Brooks M. Lynn Brown miss us, too . Linda F. Campbell 'T' -GM Dorcas E. Cargill Barbara Charping F. Jo Ann Cleveland cheering fo Sally L. Cosens Olll' t 408 Linda G. Carlton Par L. Carnes Carol E. Chastain S. Carolyn Cheek Peggy A. Cole Par A. Compton eams with Hannasgals' enthusiasm Shirley A. Craft Lou H. Crayton Sue Ellen Cater Berry jo Chambers Brenda C. Clark Betty E. Clarke Peggy J. Cordell Martha S. Corn OUR PRIDE IN BEING A JUNIOR E. Arhelia Crenshaw F. Miriam Crenshaw K' 2 fi il 75 ' 'g , B. Linda Crowe G. Margaret Crumley 1't's halftimeg Bebc's just cheering for the band. '55-" If ,,,,,,7. Aw Gloria Fl Culbertson Sandra G. Davis Sara F. Dickson . . Venturing further into extra-curricular activities Peggy 1. Dyar Linda Lou Eaker Jimmie Sue Elgin 'S-v.....,,,,1wmN Harley E. Darby Barbara I.. Dempsey M. Loretta Duncan feeling more sec Mary l.ois Ellison I1 my we K R. Malea Davis Mary E. Dickson Nancy D. Dyar ure at Hanna High Carolyn E. Eskew '2-"'-ar 5, - W In Ein if .1 L QZH: ZE.. ,. ky 'W' E 3 M. Catherine Findley WINE 4 ' lY'v-.539 93' Charmie Mae Fleenor f Earnestine C. Evans Patty A. Evans Shelby jean Evans RCHEER, BOYS, CHEERJ' Without the Pep Band our Jackie L. Freeman Peggy I. Fretwell Linda O. Gaffney P9P rallies Would not have been- juanita Gambrell Tommie Sue Gambrell Doris E. Gilliam . . soberly and even tearfully accepting the oilices of graduating seniors . . directing our Gail Y. Gilmer Janice L. Givens Sybil A. Glenn Avis L. Golden Carolyn F. Griffin "TIS" 'uv ""'...'.2" Brenda M. Hanks I., Carole Harbin Judi F. Hawkins hopes, talents, and 1mag1nat1on toward capturing the splendor of Mardi C' Ann Hayes A Jean Hill Caynell E Hilley Jo Beth Hillhouse Nw V9 Rachel W. Hanvey Peggy A. Harris Brenda I.. Hayes our proud D. Carolyn Hipps -Q ,ns-un 'Q' 1 fi' -'Q -vw Anne Hays Holcombe Leavern L. Holcombe Johnnie S. Holloway Imogene W. Hooper Nancy C. Hubbard Wendell P. Huckaby Mary E. Huntsinger Patsy A. Hurt Wfinky L. Hutto Cara A. james Carrie A. jameson Mary E. jameson T. Gail jarrard Martha E. johnson Peggy H. Johnston offering to Seniors . . . THE WONDER OF BEING A SENIOR . . . waiting for our rings Alice A. jones Karen R. jones Helen l. Jordan Shiflel' A- Jordan Cflf0lYn ,l- Julian 'Q ui PWM MWf,,,.- .. Shelby J. Kelley Brenda A. King ,NJ C7 lf' 'fLET's LEAVE THE OTHERS ON THE ELooRv' E. Elaine King Willie Mae S. King Alice L. Lambert Karen. Jones packs the locker as Martha Morrow Peggy Ann Lanier T. Movita Latham Martha F, Lecfgy Pess'm1mcally observes' Linda E. Lloyd Linda F. Loftis Betty Ann Long . posing for senior portraits . . . experiencing Wild excitement of football, pep rallies, S. Joyce Lovingood P. Ann McAlister C. Lynn McCoy Brenda R. McCur1ey Martha J. McCurley ,ns V7 Kay H. McKee Frances E. Martin Barbara E. Mitchell Homecoming Mary L. Moore .-WF wrwf M. jane McLeese Mary Ann Martin Linda F. Mize the decorations, the Martha E. Morrow Irene C. McLeod Reba Martin Linda L. Moon parade, the game . Frankie L. Nelson Mary C. Manley Judy P. Minyard Dorothy S. Moore J. Rebecca McWhite Marian P. Meredith C. Frances Moore attending Humanities Lectures . . Linda J. Norton Doris M. OakleY r"'- 11? is Z, --Aga . --"uv Martha W. Patterson J. Anne Powell M. jackie Ramey Hilda J. Payne Sandra N. Powell Patsy M. Ramey partying during Christmas holidays Annie R. Rice 'WZ' aw-ff' Carole K. Roberts Joyce A. Poole Shelby DI. Powell M. Bebe Ramseur cramming for G. Gail Roberts Linda L. Poole Mary Ann Quarles Brenda G. Ransom exams . . . filling out college Frances C. Rouda if """,P' Barbara A. Powell Nancy F. Rainey Susan Reed applications . Brenda K. Saylors ta 45' many' '? vm 'QW' 3 B. Sheila Seigler Margaret A. Shaw Lynda L. Scarborough Millicent L. Scarborough jan A. Scott A,-me League members Miriam Ceemlmw, Gail Gilmer, Suzanne F, Shaw Lynda A, Shirley Linda Smith and- Lynda .Scarborough combine their talents on a Peggy R. Smith Shirley P. Smith D. Carolyn Spearman Chfmmas d'SP1aY- anticipating and, in a sense, dreading our last Junior-Senior . . . hearing for the last time as Camellia E. Stafford Judy E. Sutherland Martha A. Sutton M. Irene Tannery Evelyn M. Thomason v9-if ff Margaret A. Thompson Carolyn D. Tiller Mary F. Tribble Pat A. Varldiver Judy F. Vasile Cynthia E. Vivian Betty J. Weathers Susan B. Welch Sandra Welsh Carolyn M. White Nancy A. White Shirley A. Whiten L. Gayle Wilbanks M. Louise Williams Peggy A. Williams seniors "Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Dear old Anderson High." Shirley M. Wilson E. Doug Winstead Linda L. Wolff Judy H. Wright Innovatio ns THE coUNsEL1NG sYsTEM Students who find themselves with a problem, large or small, can receive help from the Hanna High counseling system. The homeroom teacher, having the closest relation to the student, is the key person in the counseling program. Miss Mari- etta McCown, Senior Counselorg Mrs, Ruby Grant, junior Coun- selorg and Miss Margaret Hood. Sophomore Counselor and Chief Counselor are on alternate duty in the office during the school day to advise the students of each class. Over all these Counselors is Mr. Sandlin who supervises the entire guidance program. Our counselin s'stem romotes ood facul -student rela- Y tions, advises students on their program of study in and after high school, guides students in their choice of vocations. HUMANITIES LECTURES The seniors have been given a distinctive privilege this year in the form of lectures presented by distinguished scholars in realms of religion, history, math, science and the arts. The desire of the Curriculum Committee in promoting this series of lectures was to acquaint each senior with the history of Western development. Miss Mary McCown, Senior Class Counselorg Mrs. Ruby Grant, Junior Class Counselorg Miss Margaret Hood, Sophomore Class Counselor and Chief Counselor. THE LANGUAGE LAB At long last Hanna High has become equipped with a language lab, or rather the beginnings of one. In order to provide greater opportunity to hear native speakers, we have numerous records and tapes. By listening through earphones, students can reproduce the foreign sounds more accurately. They can check their programs in reproducing these sounds by listening to a recording of their pronunciation. "That's me?" is a familiar sound in our' language lab. Mahalie Brown, Carol Adams, Connie McClain, Brenda DT- D0f0'5l'1Y RiCh9Ya Dramarics DeP3ffmeUta Furman UniV9!'SiCY- Cromer, and Marilyn Breen make use of the language lab. xo,- UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Karen Wall Vnce Presndent, Ansley Masters, Treasurer Alycxa Moore Secretary, Mary Ann Kmg Presrdent IU IOR CLASS HANNA HIGH 1960 Our lumor year has been one of much confusxon and ex cxtement We began to parncxpate rn more school act1v1t1es and assume more responsrbxhtles W1th a Hurry of exc1tement and the hush hush of secrets me began to plan for the junxor Senror As we decorated and practrced we hoped that th1s one would be the best jumor Semor yet When sprmg electlons began we felt a strange sens1t1ve ness commg over us It was hard to reahze that next year would be our last at Hanna Hlgh, that a member of our class would be Presrdent of the Student Body, and that we would be senlors 28 JUNIOR CLASS SPONSOR Mrss Mary McConnell 7 I ! ' I - 7 - ' Q 7 - IA V I i 3 MQ!!! if Cynthia Aiken Robbie Aiken Jimmie Alewine Judy Alewine Brenda Allen Marilyn Alward Patsy Andrews Nancy Ashley Evelyn Aspray Pat Attaway Caroly n Baker Robin Belcher Jackie Billings Gloria Black Louise Bleckley Brenda Bolt Doris Bolt Judy Bowen Mary Ann Bowen Annette Brock Betty Brock Barbara Brown Brenda Brown Linda Buck Patsy Burdette Nancy Burgess Betty Ruth By ers Sylvia Calvo Nl.1ra.1rctCan1pbcll Veta Cathey Patty Chgimlvlec Linda Chapman Jan Charping Jean Chastain Gloria Chastain Patsy Chastain Babette Chasteen Alice Cobb Annette Coleman Nlary Jean Collins Patricia Combs Georgia Compton Linda Compton Sue Connor Donna Cox Jeannette Cox Frankie Craft Mary Crenshaw Dolores Crocker Joanne Cromer Mae Susan Crooks Glendale Daniel Annie Ruth Davis Bertha Davis Brenda Davis Andrea Dillard Judy Dixon Linda Donald ag 49' X ...K ln 'KT G 'UN A x i X J lf at if 3+ f C 1--f, ki dj 6 5.-. i U ri 5 C ,f , f I ,S i is , - ar - C 53' ' if 2 as sandra Brown Molly Darby , W K ffl 5 r J xi in r - A3743 ,., I ., 1: "-V - D sr- V an " A , ,J , J A A 5 , . .I X , if A l lt 29 ,Q- lo rn Dunl rp Xl try Dutton Jiclxrc l'arle Nlargarct Edmonds Nlargaret Ellrotr Shelby Entrekrrr Juclrth Epperson Becky Ex ans Lrnd 1'anr Rebecca Fuller Donnre Sue Games Judy Gambrell Peggy Getsruger Mary Grllespre Mrrram Glenn Jean Grant Mary Grant Carol Gray Patrrcra Gunter Carolyn Hall Jean Hanks Elrzabeth Harbru Garl Hatcher Ann Haynre Julra Haynre Sandra Henderson Jeanne Hrlley Judy Holbrook Lrnda Holcombe Shrrley Holland Lruda Hollrday Cathy Hopkrns Martha Human Jeanncttc Hunnreutt Irene Jameson Carolyn Jarrard Frances Jayues Shrrley Jester Joyce Jordan Nancy Kaplan Lourse Kay Sandra Kelly Claudranna Krug Cecrlra Krug Glorra Krug Helen Krug Judrth Krug Mary Ann Krug Penny Latham Dorothy Leverette Betty McCla1n Ann McClellan Carolyn McClellan Lrncla McCollum Harrret McConnell Charlynn McCoy Elarn McGrll Sandra McLees Johnnre McLeod Lrnda McLeskey Barbara A Maunrng ' Page 32 5, gy g 'Aft' r ta 51 ' 'ff 5 . I 3- -- . . '15 'W , GP' 1 11 x 1 If- ' ' 1' 50 Barbara J. Manning Evelyn Manning Ansley Masters Julia Maxwell Janice Medlin Bonnie Meeks Carolyn Meredith Shirley Meredith Mary Ethel Mickel Beverly Miller Frances Mitchell Alycia Moore Dorcie Moore Gloria Moorhead Mary Moseley Gail Muller Jean Munn Betty Jo Nalley Patricia Neill Judy Nixon Mary Ann O'Barr Patricia Neill and Annie Ruth Davis arrange the Christmas dolls made by 4iX'ljQ 31 Joyce O'Neal Mary Wilson Orr Patricia Owen Dianne Parker Joyce Partain Linda Patterson Nella Payne Peggy Phillips Velma Pickens Angula Ponder Nancy Powell Sherie Powell Vivian Powell Annette Pressley Nancy Prevost Linda Reeves Jean Reid Loretta Rhodes Eileen Rice Mary Earle Rice Judith Richey Linda Rogers Sandra Rowland Sarah Sartain Ann Schurnpert Thelma Scott Linda Seawright Charlene Seigler Gayle Sellers Linda Settle WHAT ARE YOU WATCHING. GIRLS? THE FRENCH CASINO?" UFLIPPING FLAPPERS H Betty Ruth Byers Robin Belcher and Mary Grant Jean Hanks Sandra Kelly, and Angela Bagwell enjoy an evening at the Fair. dance the Charleston ln 3 student talent show L 2- Rosalind Siegel Carolyn Singleton Edith Smith Becky Smith Geraldine Smith Vivian Smith Patsy Sosby Miriam Spencer Betty Stokes Martha Sutherland Sara Sutton Melita Tate Mary Threlkeld Frances Tilley Ann Tinsley Fredda Turner Berry Turpen Derrel Vaughn Glenda Vickery Brenda Walker Karen Wall Pat Ward Eloise Ware Jane Weathers Emily Wells Donnis Wheeler Linda Whitheld Janelle Whitworth June Williams Beverly W'oods Carta Wright Martha Yeargin Ann Young Ann McClellan ' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Kitty Welborn, Vice-Presidentg Jo Lynn Lambert, Presidentg Martha Pruitt, Secretaryg Janis Bradberry, Treasurer. SOPHO ORE CLASS HANNA HIGH 1960 When we first entered Hanna High, we suddenly became aware of our beginning maturity. We deemed ourselves very superior and fortunate to be at last in high school. Little did we realize the responsibilities that came with all of our free- dom. We learned to adapt ourselves to entirely different situa- tions and problems. We learned to regulate and make use of every minute of our time to keep up with the increase in our studies. But in spite of this load we have acquired a different kind of school spirit in our feeling of at last "belonging," 33 SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSOR: Mrs. Sara T. Huey R'-. KI Cla 'Il ,ev Carol Adams Mary Alice Alderson Olarah Alewine Barbara Allen Mildred Allen Plr Allen Allce Anderson jean Ashworth Jcanxne Ayers Judy Barley Nellre jo Barley Juanlta Barnes Yy un Bellamy Angle Black Iudy Black l05 Ce Blume Becky Bobo Brenda Bobo Sandra Bolt Anrolnette Bow1e Jams Bradberry Marrlyn Breen Betty Brrdges Judy Brock Ann Brookshrre Brenda Brown Gw en Brown Mahalle Brown Barbara Bruce Iudy Buchanan Lmda Burgess Fl une Burns Emrly Burress Betty Jean Burrrss Carhey Burrlss Marrlyn Busbln Carol Busby Cynthla Byrd Lmda Cam Dranne Campbell janell Campbell Mane Campbell Mary Campbell Rlra Campbell Geraldme Camhers Runae Carlton Brenda Cartee Lmda Cauble Lmda Chapman janet Chasteen June Cheek Ann Chrlds Eva Cockrum Dmah Coggm Cheryle Cole Fredda Cordell Brenda Craft Eva Jane Creamer Brenda Cromer Helen Cromer Vrrgmla Culbertson Becky Davrs Hamer Dobblns Bonta Drake Barbara Duane Lou Esther Dunn Barbara Dutton Carole Dye Dlana Eckert Mary Allce Edmonds Frances Elllson Page 37 , f 5 ' I V , 'Q 'V "' 'sr 'E , I' E 5 , f' V' - 6 3 A A 5 . -X x ,N . . ns SK 3 ' e A C- gk M 5 at 3' x nxt' .. 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Drane Embler Ioy En glrsh L1nda Evans Echth Farr Viary Ferguson Joy Fortner lN ancy Frady Shrrley jean Fulshum Lrnda Gale Gambr ll Shrrley Garner Susxe Garrett Gale Geddmgs Carol Gerrard Annette Getsmge Carol Lee Grbson Sylvxa Gllbert June Glazener Betty Graham Carolrne Grubbs Evelyn Guest Lynda Gurley Frances Haddock Vadrew Haley Omega Hall Dona Hallum Pat Hamm Barbara Hamford VIVIZU Hanks I mda Hanvcy Bennre Sue Harberr lean Harbm Nancy Harbrn Lxnda Harper Cheryl Harrms Shxrley Harrls Karen Hawkins Lena Hawkrns Patrlcla Hayes Lmda Head Becky H1gg1ns Berry Holloway Jrmmre Lou Holloway Lmda Hozey Nffary Lons Hubbard Angellne Humphrres Brenda Hunter Carrol Ivester Beverly jackson Donna Ann Jaeger Lrbby johnson Belxnda Jones Donna Jones Sherry Jones Barbara jorda Becky Kay Ioan Kay Lmda Kelly Jeanette Kmg Sherry Krng Mary Frances Lackey jo Lynne Lambert Martha Landers jean Landreth D1ar1e Larsen Brenda Lee Elame Lennon Barbara Lewrs Nancy LEWIS My reatha Lrttle 1 T ' r Barbara Hardy l . n 49' 1- A I 3-fs 1' ta 1-a. fs .-sw I S Mir .6 ' 4C1"' ,A 4 36 ? Kathy Lombardi Connie McClain Dianne McClure Frances McCollum Nancy McConnell Ann McCown Millie McCoWn Pellzv McCurley Cynthia Mclllwam joan McKinley Iudy McLees lane McSwain Suzanne Madden Sandra Martin Carole Ann Mason Elaine Massey lennie Milford Jane Miller Gayle Mitchell Barbara Moore Phy llis Moore Lynn Morris Gail Mosley Blenda Motes Connie Mullinnix Mary Murphy Vivian Nichols Bobbie Nix Linda Gale Nixon jo Anna Norris Neil Norryce Lynne O Barr Geraldine Page Vivian Paris Berry Payne Barbara Perry Ruby Phillips Hilda Pickens Sarah Pierce Dottie Pilgrim Elizabeth Pope Ellie Powell Linda Powell Heather Prevost Cameron Prince Faye Pritchard Martha Pruitt Rose Rampey Birsy Ramseur Betty Rankin jo Anne Rattray Judy Rehak Mary Rice Peggy Richey Selma Richey Sylvia Roach Kay Robinson Linda Rudd Barbara Rudder Priscilla Rudder Martha Scarborough Delores Sears Edna Seigler Dianne Shaw jean Shaw Linda Shaw Dianne Sherrer Annette Simmons jane Simms Mary Sisk Mary Skelton Martha Smart Cathey Smith Connie Smith Linda Smith Nancy Smith Mildred Snider Linda Stamps Marilyn Stanheld Portia Stasney Bette Stegall Emily Stephens Fredda Stephens Evelyn Stephenson Sandra Stevenson Frances Stewart Barbara Sullivan Pam Sutton Claudia Swaney Faye Terry Gail Thompson Joy Thompson Frances Threlkeld Martha Sue Tucker Gloria VeHorn Evelyn Vrckery Shirley Wages Dale Wallace Faye Walters Jeanette Walters Phoebe Walters Raye Walters Dorothy Watson Wanda Watts Kitty Welborn Delores Welch Agnes Welmaker Gail Westmoreland Alice White Jeanette Wilbanks Barbara Wild Cheryl Williams Louise Williams Phyllis Williams Leatrice Williamson Carol Wilson Dianne Wilson Brenda Winchester Beth Wright Virginia Wutz Margaret Yeargin Marilyn Yeargin Brenda Craft S Sophomores think the car pool is both practical and fun ff' I 5 Crit' I-lm ,..pvf""' STUDE T COUNCIL CLUBS PUBLICATIGNS Q .Y .A+ 1 WW' W 4,1 Q Q, av 'A' ,X-r ?' 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M C J' 44 1, in 5? 5 .1 I .., Fzrrt Rou jane Ballenger Barbara Charping Judy Gambrell Peggy Richey Carolyn Griffin Peggy Fretwell Nancy Frady Portia Stasney Jane McSwain Glenda Axsom Velma Pickens Serena' R011 Linda Gaffney Runae Carlton Patricia Neill Marian Meredith Babette Chasteen Caroline Grubbs Jackie Earle Bebe THE STUNDE T COU CIL The Student Council is an organization of students elected by students to represent them and to speak for them It provides a medium through which student opinion may be heard and a forum for the consideration of common problems Thus it becomes a workshop in citizenship for ewery girl at Hanna High PEGGY FRETWELL JACKIE EARLE BEBE RAMSELR CAROLINE GRUBBS Preszdent Vzce President Secretary Treasurer MISS MARGARET HOOD, Sponsor 'Q' if 39 Ramseur, Elaine Lennon, Connie Mullinix, Carolyn Meredith, Lind Faint, Helen King: Nancy Rainey, Mary Ann Martin. l y , K . . 7 , in 5 l l MISS MARY MCCOWN, Sponsor Iiflltt Ron. Sally Cosens. ,l3l'1C Bill' lenger. Phyllis Blanthett, Nancy XX7hitt-, Peggy Johnston. SCFUIYII Rout Linda Lou lfalter. Kay McKee. Irene McLeod, Terry Brooks, Bebe Ramseur. Q ILL AND SCROLL Membership in Quill and Scroll is an honor sought after by all high school journalists. The standards of this international honorary society are high-members must be in the upper one-third of their class scholastically. must have done outstanding creative work in some phase of journalism. and must be recommended by the super- visor of publications, The Hanna High Chapter of Quill and Scroll sponsors entries submitted to the South Carolina High School Lilcmrwt Yerzrbmik and other publications encouraging youthful writing. Members also publish the Hanna High handbook, a help- ful guide to students. socrnria HO GRAIRE ae FRANCAIS Activities of the Societe Honoraire de Francais are widely varied, but all have a common purpose-improvement of the members' conversational French. Opportunities to meet French men and women in an informal atmosphere are provided by the various socials during the year and a banquet in the spring. Participation in Modern Foreign Language activities at the University of South Carolina is one of the highlights on the Societes calendar. This year club members have assisted in operating the new language lab equipment and in supervising other students in the use of this equipment. Firrl Run : ,lane Ballenger, Robin Belcher, P h y l li s Blanchett, Sally Cosens. Linda Lou Halter, Lind Fam. Catherine Findley. Second Row: Linda Gaf- fney. Brenda Hanks, Gail Hatcher, Brenda Hayes, Julia Haynie, Irene Jame- son, Peggy Johnston, Third Rfillf Helen Jordan, Nancy Kaplan, Frances Martin, Bebe Ramseur, Carolyn Singleton, Peggy Smith, Martha Sutton, Linda Scar- borough. Ofiicers of Societe Honoraire de Frangais: Catherine Findley, Presidentg Brenda Hayes, Secretaryg Carolyn Singleton, Treasurerg Nancy Kaplan, Vice-President. Officers of Le Cercle Frangais: Barbara Dempsey, President, Nancy Rainey, Secretaryg Mrs. Metz, Sponsorg Margaret Thompson, Treasurerg Jo Ann Ashley, Vice-President. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais cannot, in reality, go to France, but once a additional opportunity to speak French and to increase their knowl month its twenty-nine members spend half an hour in France by edge of French culture. The programs are planned with care so means of movies, slides, games, plays, and talks by native French- that each will represent a different phase of French life. The climax men or by Americans who have sojourned in France. to the year's brief visits in France is the Cercle Francais dinner, at Le Cercle Francais originated because the students wanted an which the members dine "a la francaisef' Firrt Rouz Cindy Aiken, Joanne Ashley, T e r r y Brooks, Linda Buck, Betty Ruth Byers, Sue Ellen Cater, Georgia Compton. Second Rolf: B a r b a r a Dempsey, joan Dunlap, Carolyn Eskew, J a n i c e Givens, Carol Grey, Nan- cie Guest, Ann Haynie. Third Rout Leavern Hol- combe, Karen Jones, Alice Jones, Elaine McGill, John- nie McLeod, Anne Powell. Fourth Roux' Nancy Rainey, Charlene Seigler, Vivian Smith, Melita Tate, Karen Wall, Shirley Wil- son. First Rout Janice Givens, Sally Cosens. Sglly Cosens Second Roux Phyllis Blanchett, Miss - Hood, Sponsor, Frances Martin. President The National Honor Society, sponsored by the National Associa- tion of Secondary School Principals, is the ofhcial national organiza- tion created for the purpose of giving recognition to outstanding scholars and leaders in the secondary schools of the United States. Jane Ballenger Marion BCHUY Linda Bowen Peggy Fretwell Brenda Hanks Brenda Hayes Linda Poole Bebe Ramseur Linda Scarborough ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Janice Givens Frances Martin Vice-President Secretary Phyllis Blanchett Treasurer The Hanna Chapter of the National Honor Society places great ern phasis upon scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Because of its standards, membership in the Honor Society is one of the greatest honors that a Hanna High student can receive. Carolyn Cheek Linda Lou Eaker Catherine Findley Peggy Johnston Elaine King Irene McLeod Peggy Smith Irene Tannery Pat Vandiver 42 RTIST LEAGUE The time-consuming efrorts of the Artist League may be observed on the hall bulletin board and blackboard, displaying a different theme each week. The members also make posters, announcements, and displays for other clubs and perform any other necessary art work for the school. The League is open to all students with a Hair for art. Before acceptance into the League, one must submit an original drawing, but extraordinary talent is not required. Fir!! Row: Robin Belcher, Sandra Bolt, Eva Cochran, Margaret Campbell, Georgia Compton, Frankie Craft, De- lores Crocker, Mae Susan Crooks, Mary Grant, Cheryl Harris, Donna Anne Jaeger, Irene Jameson, Nancy Kaplan, Claudianna King, Evelyn Man- ning. Second Row: Connie McClain, Ann McCown, Elaine McGill, Linda Mc- Lesky, Bonnie Meeks, Velma Pickens, Sarah Pierce, Charlene Seigler, Betty Jean Stegall, Kitty Welborn, Carole Wil- son, Martha Yeargin, Anne Young. Firrt Razz: Jane Ballenger, Sherrill Blume, Linda Buch- anan, Dorcas Cargill, Sally Cosens, Miriam Crenshaw, Linda Crowe, Barbara Demp- sey, Sara Dickson, Linda Lou ME-flkef, Patty Evans, Peggy Fretwell. Second Row: Juanita Garnbrell, Gail Gilmer, Lea- vern Holcombe, Karen Jones, Alice Lambert, Mary Moore, Nancy Rainey, Bebe Ramseur, Susan Reed, Peggy Smith, Judi Vasile, Shirley Wilson. Alice Lambert, Secretaryg Kitty Welborn, Treasurerg Linda Lou Eaker, President, Mrs. Grant, Sponsor, Mar- garet Campbell, Vice-President. if -X ,I fpmfa at 1 'ff ' 'S' ,. fe-tif, "'w'5vf ,a fa Fmt Row: Becky Bobo, Nancy Ashley, Marie Campbell, Rita Campbell, Dorcas Cargill, Carolyn Cheek, Betty Clarke, Linda Compton, Delores Crocker. Second Rout Mary Ann Bowen. Annie Ruth Davis, joy English, Becky Evans, Carolyn Grifhn, Jo Beth Hillhouse, Martha Human, Movita Latham, Shirley Meredith Brenda Motes, Annette Pressley, Loretta Rhoads. Brenda McCurley, Presidentg Carolyn Cheek, Reporter, Annette Pressley, Treasurer, Miss Richardson, Sponsorg Mary Ann Bowen, Secretary, Delores Crocker, Vice-President. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The twenty-seven members of this club meet monthly for programs on book reviews, hobbies of members, skits from books, and plays on library usage. The girls check library attendance permits. check books out, slip and shelve books as they are returned, Work with periodicals and pamphlets, count circulation, alphabetize book cards, file catalog cards, arrange bulletin boards, write overdue notices, and collect fines. They are the housekeepers for our Hanna High library. -14 FUTURE TEACHERS During their study halls. student teachers can be seen hurry- ing to assist teachers, for that is the main job of a Future Teacher at Hanna High. Working with teachers helps a girl to acquire pride in teaching as a profession, to develop sincerity and en- thusiasm for teaching, and to understand the varied role of educa- tion in our society. The second job of a Future Teacher is to aid as a guide at Open House during National Education Week. Only juniors and seniors with a C average or above are eligible. Lynn Brown, Treasurer, Linda Gaffney, President, Mrs. Gloria Kelly, Sponsor, Janice Givens, Historian, Jackie Earle, Vice-President, Mary Gillespie, Secretary. Firrt Roux' Georgia Compton, Frankie Craft, Jo Ann Cromer, Mae Susan Crooks, Judy Dixon. Carolyn Eskew, Catherine Findley, Peggy Fretwell, Gail Gilmer, Miriam Glenn, Mary Grant, Susan Bannister, Pat Attaway. .S'emr1a' Row: Jean Hanks, Lind Fant, Brenda Hayes, Ann Haynie, Julia Haynie, Linda Holcombe, Shirley Jester, Alice Jones, Karen Jones. Nancy Kaplan, Louise Kay, Claudianna King, Helen King, Barbara Jean Manning, Brenda Brown. Becky Allen. Third Roux' Phyllis Blanchett, Carol Gray, Barbara Ann Manning, Evelyn Manning, Ansley Masters, Julia Maxwell, Charlynn McCoy, Kay McKee. Johnnie McLeod, Linda McLesky, Carolyn Meredith, Alycia Moore, Mary Moseley, Jean Munn, Judy Nixon, Velma Pickens, Mary Wilson Orr, Nancy Rainey, Jane Ballenger, Patsy Andrews. Fourth Row: Brenda Hanks, Linda Reeves, Mary Earle Rice, Charlene Seigler, Carolyn Singleton, Vivian Smith, Rosalind Siegel, Martha Sutton, Margaret Thompson, Frances Tilley, Derrell Vaughn, Karen Wall, Jane Weathers, Emily Wells, Nancy White, Martha Yeargin, Betty Ruth Byers. 45 ' 'ith iii-gp -wqq --A 5 if 3 3 lad QX I N"-S-ae International Relations The International Relations Club, open to all students of Hanna High School, seeks to promote world peace and develop an under- standing of world problems-social, economic, political, and religious. This organization sponsors programs featuring leaders of the community and members of the faculty and student body. Firrt Rout Ofhcers of Club I-Janis Bradherry, Treasurer, Margaret Thompson, President: Catherine Findley. Secretary: Mrs. Young. Sponsor, Serena' Rout Officers of Club ll-Dianne Campbell, Treas- urer, Linda Bowen, Secretary: Barbara Manning. Vice-President, Mirian Meredith, President. Thru! Ruiz: Oliicers of Club Ill-Harriet Dob- bins, Treasurerg Irene McLeod, Secretaryg Ann Haynie, Vice-Presidentg Karen Jones, President: Fonrfb Rout Sponsor-Mrs. Grant, Miss Callaham, Mrs. Rankin, Miss Cunningham. CLUB III-Firrl Rout Patsy Ann Burdette, Betty Jean Burris, Pat Compton, Judy Holbrook, Elaine King, Frances Mitchell, Sherrill Blume, Barbara Bolt, Shelia Seigler, Jeanette Wilbanks, Ann Haynie, Patsy Chastain, Margaret Campbell, Angie Black, Harriet Dobbins, .S'rfmz.'f Ron: Leavern Holcombe. Sarah Pierce. Jane Brown, Barbara Charping, Camellia Staflord, Anne Hays Holcombe. Karen Jones. Third R011 : Linda Rogers. Kay McKee. Jo Lynn Lambert, Alice Lambert, Brenda Hanks, Jackie Ramey, Linda Moon, Linda Mize, Frances Rouda, Joyce Jordan, Rebecca McXVhite. Fozwtl' Ren' Helen King. Becky Davis, Gail Hatcher, Carolyn Singleton, Gail Roberts, Carol Dye, Linda Crowe, Wendell Huckaby, Brenda Hayes. Fifth Roux Angela Ponder. Cathy Smith, Kay Robinson, Linda Gaffney, Jean Hill. Szxth Rout Jean Landers, Bonta Drake, Betty Brock, Nancy Frady, Patty Evans, Nancy Guest. Judy Minyard. Irene McLeod. Fzrrt Row Catherfne Frndley Velma Plckens Anne Haynre Mary Grant Mary Earle Rfce Nancy Prevost Barbara Bolt Nancy Rarney Second Row jean H111 Llncla Bowen Karen Jones Eva Cockran Nancy Smrth Marrlyn Stanfreld Marrlyn Breen Rosalmd Slegel Tbrrd Row Lrnda Lou Eaker Nancy White Beth Wrrght Claudra Swaney Evelyn Stephenson Carol Wllson Martha Pruftt Cathey Smrth Fourth Rou Terry Brooks Sandra Davrs Irene McLeod Anne Hays Holcombe Glorla Chastam Hrlda Plckens Pat Owen Ann McCown HANNASGALS I wanna go to Boys Hfgh th1s trmel Hey, grmme a head' When do we lay our? These statements mrght sound a brt SUSPXCIOUS to one not connected mth the staff of Hanmzrgalr, but they know' Wrth Kay s busrness staff trytng therr best to overdo themselves, and the edttorral staff frantrcally wrrnng last mfnute stor1es to fill up the blank spaces, th1s has often been a most hectxc year The punters sometrmes confused what went where, and the mad scramble to Wh IIINEIIL QTJTTU I 5? HANNA HIGH SCHOOL fstvaag Publrshed Monthly at Anderson South Carolrna EDITORIAL STAFF Jane Ballenger Nancy Whxte Nancy Prevost Terry Brooks Velma Prckens Edxtor In Chref News Edrtor Assrstant News Edrtor Feature Editor Assxstant Feature Edxtor nda Lou Baker Mary Earle Rice Reporters Nancy Ra1ney Mary Grant Ann Hayme Marllyn Breen Eva Cockrum Hxlda P1cl-tens Martha Pruitt Evelyn Stephenson Photographers Sandra Davis Ann Hays Holcombe Patricia Owen Sports Edxtor ASSISQBDQ Sports Edltor BUSINESS STAFF Busxness Manager Kay McKee Asslstant Busmess Manager Rosahnd Sxegel Crrculatlon Manager Irene McLeod Advertxsmg Manager Barbara Bolt Staff Jean H111 Glorla Chastain Ann McCown Cathy Snuth Nancy Smith Marllyn Stantleld Claudie Swaney Carol Wllson Beth Wrlght Typlsts Lxnda Bowen Lynn Brown Karen Jones Advrsor Mxss Betty Callaham 48 straxghten thrs out always resulted fn hours of fever1sh act1v1ty One mrght wonder at the benefits of such a conglomerated mess It IS hard to put mto words but berng on the Hmmargalr staff 1S more than worth the work Kay McKee, Busmess Manager, Mrss Betty Callaham, Sponsor, jane Ballanger, Edxtor r 1 ' : ' 4 y ' , , , I H . . . , , , , , - - , . ' , r r 1 ' , , - 3 , , ' . a A , 7 r Q , - "3 1 , , H a , , . .4 , . - . H .. - H .. . . . . . . , ,, . . . . . . ' v . , . . . 1. . : g x . 0 ' V -W . 5 . 4, ' O Ivy h n 1 ',, 4 Q L' 1 I 1 ' Z0 3 'ef' uni' F' ' - I ,, , 7 777777 7 7777 777777777 7 l x B e eeeeeeeeee as as f ,r h .. ...YY ie, YYYYVY iw, Yfee f YYY,Y., V.. ,,,,,,..,. QM. 1-7 A , """' """"' """' '- ' 'W """' "N 7 l 4- .' l 1 ' , , ' ' Q ' . Firrt Roz: J Pat Atlams, Vivian Bannister, Martha Bates. Marion Beatty, Sherrill Plume, Barbara Bolt, Jo Ann Bolt, Linda Bowen, Linda Bradberry. Semna' Row: Barbara Brown, Jane Brown, Par Carnes, Mary Manley, Barbara Charping, Carolyn Cheek. Third Row: Betty Clarke, Peggy Cole, Pat Compton, Shirley Craft. A h 1' C n h ' Lin la Crowe. Fourth Roux' Loretta Duncan, Jimmie Sue Elgina Jackie lfreeman, Sybil Glenn, Carole Harbin, Imogene Hooper, Mary Huntsinger. t e ia re s au, t h h Sh'l I l Carole Ka Brenda Kiniz Flaine King Martha LeCrov Sixth Ruiz Reba Martin Brenda MtCurley Fiffb Roux' Cara james, Mart a ,lo nson, . ir ey port an, y, ,, . Q , . . . , , , ' ' - 1 ' lv' N rl M h P t son, Linda Poole, Jackie Ramey, Gail Roberts. lfiglotb Rott: Jane McLecse, Marian Meredith, Linda Mizc, Linda Moon, Stfrtnlh Ron. Fran 'ie e son, art a at er Frances Rouda, Millicent Scarborough, ,Tan Scott, Linda Smith, Judy Sutherland, Irene Tannery, Pat Vandiver. Linda Bowen, Presiclentg Linda Poole, Vice-Presidentg Miss McConnell, Sponsorg Linda Moon, Secretaryg Patsy Ramcy, Treasurer. COMMERCIAL CLUB The sound of bells ringing. the pounding of typevvriters, and the svvishing of typing erasers can be heard each day in the typing room. These are commercial students hard at work preparing for future careers in the business vvorld. Many of the commercial students hold part-time jobs, which give them the training and experience they need. The Commercial Club strives to solve problems of living, to develop proper attitudes, to develop skills, and to turn out a respon- sible, neat, and well-informed secretary. Developing skills? Yes, but more important-developing proper attitudes. "Skills to get the job-attitudes to hold it." 5 45,1 A lf-1 f Q 1 2 .E JR IY H 'W Hifi H I-v Q-of E 2 0 -.--.. F""""- ..,.... 0 f,.....-y.: W? gdlfzyy lr qv 'Jn 3 ab A5 W F' Y ui im fy 1' .--f'L"fd Suit di, Qi 5 ' .:'b. xx S' Q y,,E 5 QS! ,gg ,VAV, M,3'j..'1T. 55 'Ta 'N ZIQQ Q- 5 5 A-VZ: W 4 ,z 5 vw' JW Q DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club, under the directorship of Miss Gladys Cromer, provides an opportunity for juniors and Seniors, selected by auditions in the spring, to use their dramatic abil- ity. During National Book Week, members present skits to the homerooms. Many times during the year they are asked ? to give special skits for assemblies and club meetings. The af-,Q XR senior play, produced in the spring, is the highlight of the I year's productions, Nancy Prevost, Treasurerg Mary Earle Rice, Vice-Presidentg Bebe Ramseur, Secretaryg Frances Martin, Presidentg Miss Gladys Cromer, Sponsor. ima 1 X 1. i Mary Wilson Orr and Eileen Rice present a skit entitled "The Birds and the Marilyn Stanfield, Eileen Rice, Alice Anderson, Jean Chastain sing "Sleeping Beesv' for National Book Week, at the Foot of the Bed" on the talent show. qs C7 nv T 7 "7 Q! is ,.... V5 1-' Nw f"v .',,"1- if Wx 3 4 if 5 Fin! Row: Linda Faye Addison, jane Ballenger, Susan Bannister, Robin Belcher, Barbara Bolt, Betty Ruth Byers. Second Razr: jean Chastain, Sally Cosens, Mae Susan Crooks, Barbara Dempsey, Linda Lou Eaker, jackie Earle, Catherine Findley. Thin! Roux' Mary Gillespie, Mary Grant, Linda Holcombe, Frances Martin, Sandra McLecs, Johnnie McLeod, FOIIVIIJ Razr: Mary XXfilson Orr, Nancy Preyost, Nancy Rainey, Bebe Ramseur, Eileen Rice, Miss Cromer, Mary Earle Rice, Peggy Smith, Shirley Wilson. .32 9 ,Q 4. 1 -1 Flf.ffR01l Olera Alewiric Barbara Allen Jeannie Ayers Louise Bleckley Becky Bobo Linda Cain Dorothy Leverette Sylvia Calvo Diane Campbell Janelle Campbell Marie Campbell Dorcas Cargill Pattie Chamblee Shirley Harris Bunnie Cromer Blcnda Motes Second Rou Linda Faye Addison Brenda Allen Molly Darby Becky Davis Lou Lster Dunn Margaret Edmonds Edith I'arr Linda Gale Gambrell Caroline Griffin Linda Gurley Bennie Sue Harbert Jean Harbm Barbara Hardy Delores Crocker Sandra Henderson Brenda Brown Vivian Hanks Tbmf Roz: Glendale Danlel Brenda Craft Beverly Jackson Catherine Jame Nixon Gaynelle Hilley Linda Holliday Fourfb R014 Jo Anna Norris Neil Norryce Linda Norton Eileen Rice Vivian Paris Linda Patterson Ellie Powell Rose Rampey Jean Reid Miriam Spencer Sandra Stevenson Joy Thompson Martha Sue Tucker Brenda Walker Judi Vasile Gloria Vehorn Glenda Vickery Jeanette Walters Fzflb Rou Phoebe Walker Sandra Welsh Gail Westmoreland Cheryl Williams Leatrice Wtlliams Peggy Williams Cora Wright Jane Collins Eva Jane Creamer Gloria Chastain Brenda Davis Vadrew Haley Shirley Holland Donna Jones Helen Jordan Linda Harper Szxlh Rou Linda Powell Becky Kay Re becca McWhite Ann McClellan Joan McKinley Sheri Powell Camelia Stafford Martha Scarborouzh Suzanne Madden Dottie Pilgrim Mary Rice Judy Richey Pat Ward Donnis Wheeler Linda Whitheld Agnes Welmaker Linda Wolff Sarah Pierce Donna Hallum Judy Nixon Peggy McCurley Dianna Callaham Secretary Myreatha Little Treasurer, Mrs Miriam Gambrell, Sponsor Joyce Lovmgood, President Patricia Neill Vice President F TURE URSES At the monthly meetings of the Future Nurses Club sponsored by the hospital the members are introduced to the different phases of the medical profession Through the work of the club and its sponsors many Hannasgals have decided upon nursing as their career Every third Monday night the members meet at the hospital to learn of the advantages and disadvantages of a career in nursing Occasionally there is a movie but usually thc main feature is 1 lecture by 1 nurse, doctor or pharma cist 04 x W ' . T 5-' ... l . " N , Y . J ' 5 ' . f X it l i 5 , ., t , p' H5 Q . r ir". ? N .. i 1 1 4 ' A i 7 f . V Y- X! 1 A v - A w I . Y YV' V V V 7 . I V I I ' 3 I I 3 i I J - ' .7 i ' il V b - i 1 4 A b 4 -- - I" V 1 1 I Y J V ! 1 W V 1 Y 9 1 ! Y 7 J Yi ' A 1 r 1 v Y 1 I A r - A 4 a 1 i I ' son, Mary Jameson, Alice Jones, Cecelia King, Nancy Lewis, Sandra Martin, Betty McClain, Janice Medlin, Dorothy Moore, Tommie Sue Gambrell, Linda Gale v A li A - 4 A Y s ' s x 1' V sl a D 1 , l , , , . , 4 V , - h U , , U ,h .. l , ' . V" . , . J . ' ' ' . ' ' . ' . , ' 7 I 1 ' I I Y I Q 9 7 ' I "J I I W ' 7 . , . . , . ' V Q , I , . ' . . , , , 7 3 5 T ' 3 P 3 7 ' . 3 5 - 5 . ' . . 3 3 1 ' ' 7 L 5 V . 7 t . t t , A L ' W L V K ' LLIED YOUTH .Xnti-Alcoholism is the theme of Allied Youth. The club advocates having a wholesome, pleasure-filled life without alcohol. The membership of Allied Youth is open to all students at Hanna High. ln addition to advocating "no alcohol," the Allied Youth Club sponsors a drive at Christmas for the Salvation Army. The members collect clothing, toys, and food. Barbara Bolt, Treasurerg Mary Ann King, Secretaryg Barbara Dempsey, Presidentg Mae Susan Crooks, Vice-Presidentg Faye jenkins, Sponsor. First Roux' Alice Anderson, Lynn Bellamy, Barbara Bolt, Antoinette Bowie, Janis Bradberry, Frankie Nelson, Angie Black, Judy Brock. Second Roux' Barbara Dempsey, Mae Susan Crooks, Runae Carlton, Geraldine Carithers, Betty jean Burriss, Marilyn Breen, Third Roux' Shirley Holland, Barbara Charping, Carolyn Cheek, jo Ann Cleveland, Eva jane Creamer, Brenda Cromer, Carole Dye, Dian ne Eckert. Fnnrlh Roux' Nancie Cvuest, Patty Evans, -lean Grant, Carol Gray, Julia Haynie, Brenda Hunter, Wentlell Huckaby. Fiflb Roux' Mary Ann King, jane McLeese, Elaine Massey, jean Hill, Marian Meredith, Vivian Nichols, Linda Powell. 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" 4 ' 'u'.4- I f . f 4 1 Q ,., , J 0' ,I s mr ff! x 1 l iq. z 5-. :W 'S' '-- Ts xx 'W 'ZW W1- 'U 4 , ,W uk 2 A'-1 -I1 wg., B MR C F REAMES If H oys H1gh Pfwfffm' FACULTY MRS SARA H KING Secretary to t Prmcxpal MRS CHARLES L AMES J untll December 1 1959 Scfvefam in flu: Pumzfml l -l xg.,- JS ar A if W, ' . Ks? W. E F E . 1 J , I . . ' . D . . ' . . . he ' ' . . , ig? ,L ' I ,. 'A , 5 Q ? o f a A V 'J IH . I li is A 10 I 4 f I R 'Agni' - Q vi 4, KX W f, ur-axm.,,,,,m Q 1 0 Q A ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The skills developed in this department touch virtually every phase of one's learning experience. The study of the structure of language is integral, but of equal importance is the study of meaningful literature, the source of thought- provoking, entertaining, and informative material. The classroom affords the student assistance in evaluating what he reads and hears and gives him occasion to express his thoughts in writing and speech. To achieve this end the student is introduced to the litera- ture of the world, with special emphasis upon that of the United States and England. ln the latter two fields, he meets, among others, Hawthorne. Cooper, Poe. Twain, Thoreau, Whitman, Shakespeare, Swift, Stevenson, Eliot, and Dickens. Essays, parallel reading reports, and term papers constitute a part of the written requirements. Mr. D. Oliver Bowman, English, History, Senior Sponsor, Editorial Advisor of the Yellow Iarlzc! . . . Mr. Harold F. Cannon, English, History, Dis- tributive Education Club Sponsor. L i Mr. A George Borowsky, English, German . . . Mr. Rob Roy McGregor, French, English, Latin, Editorial Advisor of the Tidings , . . Mr. Herbert S. Pendergraft, French, English. FOREIGN LANGUAGES The study of foreign languages, once considered an educational luxury, is becoming increasingly important, because, in a world daily growing smaller, it brings the student into contact with the time-honored cultures of other peoples and opens wider the doors of mutual understanding. This year brings to Boys' High the beginnings of a language laboratory, portable but serviceable. New methods and techniques in aural-oral pro- cedure are employed. For the interested student, the program offers French, Spanish, German, and Latin. vi G Miss Beth Clinkscales, Librarian, Sponsor of Library Assistants Club . . . Mrs. Emily G. Ashley, Typing. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Typing, bookkeeping, and distributive education are offered with the view to initiating the student in the theory and practice of the com- mercial world. Experience is gained in services rendered to the school and in an actual work situation with a business firm. Miss Clinkscales maintains an adequate, up-to-date. and well organized library for student use. M' Mr Dwane A Mornson, Mathematxcs Physxcal Educaton, Coach Basketball Golf Mr Marlon M Muller, Mechanxcal Drawmg, Mathematncs, Psy chology, junior Class Sponsor Mr W R Henderson, Mathematxcs, Bookkeepmg Mr Robert H Patton, Mathematics, Physxcal Educatron, Coach Football, Track Mr W B Hynds, Mathematncs, Beta Club Sponsor, Busmess Staff Advnsor Tidings MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT As the result of an accelerated program rn the Mathematlcs Department, the rlsmg Semor Class wlll have the advantage of rntroductory studles 1n calculus analytlcal geometry and toprcs rn advanced algebra and fmxte mathemaucs The present course of study nncludes plane 'md sohd geometry first 1nd second year algebra, and trlgonometry for those preparrng to enter college Busmess, pracncal and appl1ed mathematrcs are offered for students wlth commerc1al mterests M allable are trunxng a1ds for the entlre program of study, new and better sllde rules films, and supplementary text and reference books Contmued eflorts are bemg made to prov1de and equlp a mathematlcs laboratory ' X FW " ' L RN. . 1 I 3 l , , x X ,.,..,.,w,l A p , ' 4' . . ' ' , ' : , . . . . ' . ' ' ' ' - ' a 7 V7 , . . . . 1 , , A V L v , K K , , I . K . K . . 1 1 . . . . UU Mr . W . E u g e n e Abrams, Manual Training . . . Mr.Fred McGregor, Auto Me- chanics . . . Mr. Wil- liam A. Pittman, Ma- chine Shop, T 85 I Club Sponsor. cl l VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT The vocational curriculum is designed for the student who plans to begin a vocation immediately upon graduation from high school. The program offers practical and classroom training in the fields of textiles, auto mechanics, Woodcraft, agriculture, machine shop, and mechanical drawing. The textile department offers training in pattern designing, spinning, and Weaving. In auto mechanics the student learns the structure and function of motors and is trained to repair them. The student in Woodcraft learns the use of various saws and drills, simple and powered, and develops skills in constructing articles from wood. Scientific methods of farming and dairying are taught in the agriculture department. Machine shop familiarizes the student with the mechanics and operation of several basic machines and with simple foundry techniques. Mechanical drawing teaches perspective and relational drawing as a course complementary to the trades and industry program. M C ' W P ' A ' l . . . Mrs. John M. McLeod, Super- Mr. Dwight E. Hawkins, Textiles . . . Mr. Grady E. Vaughn, Textiles, Y- urns - CHHIUZYUH, SUCH 'lure T 85 I Club Sponsor. Visor of Lunchroom . . . Mr. W. L. Poole, Bookkeeper. lil gpg ,F Mr. George S. Penn, Government, Spanish, English . . . Mr. Palmer R. Drummond, History, Government. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Aware that man is a social being, course offerings in World and American History and in United States Government aim at impress- ing the student with his heritage, its privi- leges and responsibilities, and with the fact of international interdependence. Sophomores in World History survey the cradles of civilization and their development through the two World Wars. juniors in United States History trace the nation's growth from its beginnings and keep abreast of the times through a study of cur- rent events. Seniors in United States Government learn about the legislative, judicial, and executive functions of our government. That the student may better understand himself and others, and thus become a better adjusted citizen, a course in psychology is open to members of the junior and senior classes. Frank Warder looks on as David Smith gestures to illustrate his point. Mr. Sloan Westmoreland, History, Government, Mathematics . . . Mr. Charles H. Bates, History, English, Coach: Tennis, B-Team Football. W. R. Threatt, History, Government, Biology, Sponsor Hi-Y. 62 QQ 1 f Zf:1:,,:,- 'fi V 1-ff 5 az, 5: Mr Parker W Hall Brology Chemrstry Mr Lours A Krtchmg, Chemnstry, Physrcs Mr A U Prrester, Brology, Physxcal Educatron, Coach Football Baseball The Boys' Hugh faculty enjoys drnner 1nd fellowshrp at therr monthly meetmgs O3 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Dedrcated to prepare men for the future the Boys Hrgh Scrence Department empha srzes the unlrmrted opportunrtres of the age of chemrcals of the atom and of space Exery effort rs made to herghten screntrfic rnterests rn students Thrs department, mth classes tarlored to follows the program outlrned by the Na tronal Scrence Foundatxon, offers courses rn brology chemrstry, and physrcs Brology requrred for all sophomores, affords a basrc knowledge of lrvrng organ rsms rangmg from srmple cell structure to the human anatomy Preparatory to advanced college trarnrng, chemrstry and physrcs, electrves offered to lunrors and senrors acquaint the student the phy srcal world of nature Cecxl Huey and ohn Brown mstruct and amuse Chrrs Rrner wrth a demonstratxon of chemncal phenomena ' 7 r ' ' ' . r , , . . 7 S I - , . . Y, ' 1 . . . , . with the fundamental laws and processes of w Y I - . - y l s . , - . . . l - ' I . . ' ' ' ' i . . . . . : y . i 5 A X. ' , ' . . v 1 J . - . The Boys, High SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 . ANSEI. MOORE MR. D. OLIVER BOWMAN President Sponsor In preparation for eleven years, through periods of development and testing, successes and failures, advances and setbacks, We, the product of these years, enter our final, though SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Gene Ellison, Treasurerg jackie Seawell, Vice-Presidentg Kirk Jordan, Secretary. jimmy H. Allen jimmy R. Allen Bill C. Bagwell. jr. Larry M. Bane jerry K. Bannister preliminary, stages prior to launching. We have now arrived at our COUNT DOWN .... TEN-Seniors at last! But this September day is just the first. Much must come our Way Olin R. Bell J. Charles Bennett jimmy R. Bannister Donnie L. Barton Furman H. Beck Charles R. Bobo jerry D Bolr C. Bobby Bosr Charles G. Bowen jimmy B. Bowen A. Owen Brady Jimmy Brannon, Jr. joe E. Bridges Billy J. Brock C. Wenclell Brooks 'dt - -ww, 3 f , Jimmy Clark, Jr, Doug R. Cobb Alvin L. COL1Cl1 D. Ray' CI'OCk61' S, Howard Cuffig good to be in school again! EIGHT-Classes, assignments, rules - all become routine, but there's still excitement . . . . Football is in the air! Long live Pep-rallies! All climaxed with Richard A. Darracotr jimmy L. Davis Maurice E. Deal Charles A. DeHart Billy M. Dillard, jr Mickey M. Dobbins Sammy M. Draisen Danny L. Duncan Gary R. Dunn Charles Dynr J. David Dyar Albert Eaves Gene R. Ellison Burch T. Ernbler J. Buddy Epps, III Pete W. Eskew Terry Evans Larry R. Evans M. Leon Fagg, jr. Paul I.. Farmer Thanksgiving, Homecoming, and attendant festivities. SEVEN-But there's more in store! Senior rings and cards, annual pictures and sales, Career Day, fast-moving basketball games, Charles M. Felton, Jr. Horace E. Freeman jack M. Cilazener, Jr. Charles Fitzgerald David S. Friedman Ike E. Glenn Hershel Fitzgerald Carl C. Fullbright bl. Billy Gobbel -I. Robbie Fogle, lr. Billy AI. Fulghum -lohn F. Graham jimmy Freeman jerry E. Geddings C. Allen Gree W l G G 'Hin C. Mac Gunter Steve W. Gunter jerry A. Hall Wesley W. Gregory, jr. a t . ri the football banquet, homeroom collections, the Glee Club and Band concerts. The bustle and anticipation of Christmas have seized us. SIX-Christmas holidays at last! A precious gift of Bobby R. Ham C. David Harbin Henry D. Harbin Donald R. Head Calvin D. Heaton Ralph B. Heaton, jr. jerry B. Hembree O. Heyward Henderson Michael L. Hilley J. Harold Hardy john A. Harrill, jr. '45 H-ul' Students work diligently at B.H.S. to improve their grades. af' a' Q T. Arthur Higgins Ben D. Hilliard, III R. Lee Hurt Jerry L. Johnson Kenneth R. johnson time . . . time to shop, to Work, for nearly due term papers, and time to be sociable with our likes, namely, our opposites. FIVE-New Year's Day . . . Farewell, 1959! Hail, Graduation Year! David L. johnston jerry L. jones, jr. Bobby A. Jones Kirk P. jordan Paul Kaiser, jr. Bud S. Kay Jimmy E. Kay Buddy A. Keys jerry L. Kilgore jimmy G. Langston G. Gary Lawrence H. T L' ' ' ommy igon, Jr. David R. Long Thomas M. Mahoney Douglas T. Martm :WL !x6f93 """'- 91 "L -it 'ii' Larry D. Martin L. Ligon Martin Mike E. Martin Billy A. Martin, jr. Bnylis C. Maxwell Ah, not so fast! Mid-term exams are upon us. Assignment deadlines . . . midnight oil . . . half our Senior career is behind us. FOUR-The Hnal half, same texts, teachers, and friends, but Clyde Y. McA1ister, jr. jerry R. McCown jerry L. McKinley jerry M. Miles Brian E. Moore C. Ansel Moore v Bill H. Moore William L. Moore, jf. Harvey M. Momkio Ray A- Mflfffsf H1 R- Tfffl' McMichael ,, uv i,.,,,g s i I "Who threw that spitball?" Mr. Reames reproves the guilty. fl ., Ben T. Murdock W. Eugene Nalley jack R. Nance Charles G. Neill, Jr. Frank A. Norris new things to do. College Board Exams . . . Which college to attend? How to earn our daily bread? How to spend our lives? THREE - Teachers' Meetings. Do we get out early today? Claridge A. Norryce Richard E. Orr joe M. Osteen David S. Payne Inman G. Pettigrew W. Dale Owen Guy R. Palmer, Jr. Jirnrny D. Payne Thomas Payne Larry E, Poore Melvin H. Poore ,QF Billy can use his head for something besides a pencil holder. Here he's using it to read the monthly Hannasgals. ff'-f 'i Jim E. Powell Charles E. Purdy joe B. Ramage Larry D. Reeves jimmy T. Rhodes Long-awaited and much-needed Spring Holidays. More bookreports . . . The last term paper . . . Spring Sports . . . baseball, track, tennis, golf. TWO-The Junior-Senior . . . Not hosts, but Buddy R. Rice Ronald E. Rice, jr. Donnie D. Richardson Calvin J. Richey Billy E. Richey Gary L. Ricker Donald E. Roberts Harold E. Roberts C. Milford Rogers, Jr. J. Phil Rogers C. Terry Rouse john E. Rouse, Jr. C. Marshall Sanders H. Carl Sanders Bill M. Sanders, jr is W4 WWW Charles O. Saylors, Jr. J. Bruce Scott C. jackie Seawell Raymond L. Seawright Connie R- .B aff guests in grand attire . . . the corsages, les belles demoiselles, the fragrance of soft perfume, popular and danceable music, that special one. ONE-The pressure of the last days . . . Hopes Tommy E. Smith Tom W. Snead Mike C. Spake Gerald L. Spearman J. Spencer Stegall Sammy B, Stevenson, jr Glenn R. Smith J. David Smith Charles P. Stewart Truman D. Story Gary H. Strickland X xii: Buddy D. Whitten Terry L. Whitten Austin E. Wicker Harold J. Williams, jr. R. Ht-rshel XY'i1linmson. for each of us. BLAST OFF-And BON VOYAGE. W. Larry Wilbanks H. Tommy Wilson, jr. Charles A. Wooten F. Robert Yeargin, jr. V. P. "As you were. Use Plan E." Mr. Reames directs student body to :Assembly o Inter-school communication via the Band. the intepcgm, ....,v'A . 'Nuw,..,,5 Mr Reames puts to good use the additional space afforded by the new section. Here he is checking inter-school corre- spondence. FOREIGN LANGUAGE LABORATORY Foreign language laboratories are increasingly in demand in high schools across the nation. New methods and techniques call for student training in understanding and speaking the foreign language, followed with instruction in reading and writing. This follows the natural pattern of lan- guage learning and promises to be highly successful. An effective program of this order requires the following minimum equipment: tape recorders, tapes prepared by native speakers, and headphones. Boys' High is initiating a language laboratory this year. Basic apparatus has been purchased and is avail- able to all classes of all languages offered. al as rf N v an Q N 42-faaff 9, . an , 4? , ,tw few'-L',, Quan' 'dw if Students have easy access to the principal for conferences concerning their present needs and future plans. NEW ADDITION Finished early in this scholastic year and equipped with modern grey metal furnishings was a new addition to the principals office. The construction contains a private air-conditioned office for conferences, an office for the secretary, and additional storage space, all very much needed for more adequate and eflicient service to a constantly growing student body. Students hear native speakers and imitate their pronunciation and intonation, a begin- ning necessary to mastery of intonation patterns and grammatical structures. -... 14 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: John Dye, Secretaryg David Adams, Presidentg Jimmy Spake, Vice-Presidentg john Gilreath, Treasurer. The Boys' High UNIOR CLASS OF 1960 'Iv--41 Two rich and memorable years at Boys' High!! In this brief span we have learned every nook and cranny of our alma mater, inside and out. We have developed our capacity for guileless intrigue and for discipline, knowledge, and honor among men. We have grown perceptibly in mental, spiritual, and physical stature. We are one step nearer our senior year, one step nearer our ambitionsg but, as we move steadily forward, we too are contributing to the legacy of legend and tradition that is Boys' High. MR. MARION MILLER Sponsor 'iw Yin- 1: -hw 'ltr Maaagg 'Cl Brlly Abrams jerry Acker Davrcl Adams Mrke Addrson Donald Allan Donald Ashworth Mrke Barley james Bannrster Wrllram Beasley Harry Beck Irm Balk Wrllxam Bennett Jackre Bobo Jay C Bobo Davrd Bolt Carl Brock john Brown Buddy Brown Lester Brown Donnre Bryant Larry Bryant Stephen Buchanan Charles Buchanan john Burden Tommy Burnette Eugene Burns Rudolph Burroughs Roddy Busby Bxlly Campbell Douglas Campbell Emerson Campbell Eugene Campbell Wayne Campbell Brlly Carey Harold Carland Leonard Carter Ronald Chnstenburg James Church Wrllxam Clark Tommy Cleveland Roger Cobb jrmmy Coker Ray Coker Horace Cole Douglas Collms Rodney Cooper Roger Couch Larry Cox Joseph Cromer Srdney Cromer Delano Crooks Pat Crother Brlly Crowe Leroy Culbertson Guy Davns Joe Davrs Jerry Day Jrmmy Deal Bobby Derrrck Marvrn Dodgens Q..- -:QV f we O A ns i .ir .,f G 0 isff Q, ,'i5'w V5.5 jo. 3 'I 'f It wr -, F1 it Y YW, 'X' I .,f. , 'Q 'K xf CW Q 'YEL .. fs 1 er '-N fs' ffw " ' i""l,Q, fffam . gs?" a- ga, Barry Draisen Dickie Drew Glenn Dukes ,lohn Dye ,lohn Dykes Charles Edmonds Virgil Elliot Lee Ellis Frankie Elrod john Evans Richard Evans Reese Fant Jesse Farrow Kennon Firth Larry Fitzpatrick Corky Flint Keith Floyd Anthony Ford Curtis Franklin Dickie Franklin Douglas Gailey Queueing up for a parade. But where are the girls? A f, 'arf s l Hi 2 N fi' ,h 'Q 1, . . I , ui it . an Y B A "-so -ff is Tony Galloway Bobby Garrison Jimmy Gault Dan Gerrard jimmy Gibbs John Gilreath Bill Givens Ronald Greene jim Grifiin Norman Grishaw Tim Haguewood Dean Hall Wade Hall David Hammond jack Hanks Grady Harberr Larry Harbin Terry Harbin Charles Harward Grady Hawkins Terry Hawkins Terry Hawkins Charles Hicks Jerrell Holmes Joe Hopkins Michael Hopkins Roy Hudgens Cecil Huey Roy Hui? john Hunt its 4 ,, c. .. ,.,. . . vs ' Ri if is .f ' - V fsrcgggze as Y' 51' xi -G. I we' y A ,sr P :" ' ' 5 Q-219, . X ' if Yf 7 ,.- ' 4 ' ll., - 7-bfi 5 , l X J irrrw- 5 ff . ky J aiaiiaai - ..,. as N, .pn 1 G 12: 4- ei L tri i H' NI F' f fs ' fi v i ns ? 'F' g T fl Y Ar 1:- cl, :iv I f Y 'K ffiq f - 2 " iss V Q' ' ' "" 0 ,Q ,rg af Q I ,an fs 'Q-o li 'Da 45 Terry Hutchrns Donald jlmcs Bobby larman Donn1e Jarrett Nlax jefferson Tames jones Rrchard jones Ronald Jordan Davrd Kay Ronald Ixeel Don Kelly James Kelly Gene Kernells Charles Krrkham Stuart Ixnobel Larry Knox Ronny Lawrence Clayton Lecroy Prank Lee Gary Lee Donald Lrles Nirchael Lrttle YX endell Lunsford Irmmy McAl1ster johnny McCla1n Xirke McClellan Ronnle McClellan Sammy MtClure Derrrll McConnell Dan MtConnell Vrctor NLCGUIIC James McKee Ronald NlcK1nney Donald Madden Larry Mahaffey Douglas Manly jrmmy Marnn Larry Martrn Mark Marnson Brlly Mrddleton Jerry Mrze Wrllram Moats Jerry Moore Kenneth Moorhead Wrllram Moorhead jrmmy Morton Donald Morrnson Avery Nelson Eugene Nxchols Larry Nrmmons Hubert Norton Ronald O Neal Darrell Parham Larry Parker Denms Patterson Fred Pearman Dean Ph1ll1ps jake Phrllrps M1chael Phllllps Walter Phtlhps 6- YW Tf 'lt V E7 Jerome Poole Marcell Poore Douglas Pruitt Ray Pruitt james Reece Douglas Reeves Bernard Reynolds Gerald Rice Joe Richardson Larry Richardson Jerry Richey Chris Riner Sam Ross Lane Sargent Wayne Selman David Sentell Marcus Sexton Gary Shaw Glenn Shore Dennis Simmons Marvin Simpson In physical education classes jack learns to be nimble and quick. Bill Simpson Phil Singleton Davitl Smith Tommy Smith Tommy Smith jimmy Spake David Stansell jimmy Stansell Franky Stevenson Billy Story Marvin Taylor Melvin Taylor Vester Thacker Bobby Thomas Harrison Thompson Larry Thompson Lawrence Thompson Ronnie Thompson Charles Thrasher Tommy Thrasher Mac Todd Phillip Todd Wade Turner Rick Vandiver Larry Vaughn Henry Vehorn John Vernoy Jerry Vickery Preston Vickery Roger Walker Q sis.. iff, x J, 1 3 s' je ff if gnkk Y, K 7 'KG ji if Y f il I .Nw YZ." This boiler room serves many purposes- Practical training in judging distance and speed. , ,,esiMrAi'T, w a my , -5-4 WE' 9' 4: A 03 C' C . Q A i x I .-ri. A Mac Walters Lamar Webb Jerry Wentzky Bill White Boyd White Worley Whitfield J. D. Whitt Carl Whitworth Bob Wilder William Wilkins john Williams Tim Williams Pete Wright Buddy Yeatgin Robert Yon In a hurry to get to class, these vocational students wash up after manual laboratory work, lui f This austere group is Ucnjoyingv a pep-rally, The Boys' High SOPHO ORE CLASS OF 1960 We had long heard of Boys' High with its many tall tales- some plausible, some incredibly fantastic, and its many demands for rigorous study habits. We had anticipated a different and excit- ing situation, and indeed we found it. Classes without girls can be interesting. One can learn in a lackluster male atmosphere, lack- luster but by no means monotonous or lacking in zest or esprit de corps. In short order we assessed the status quo and fitted ourselves into the "new regimef' We now feel ourselves no longer new- comers, but an integral part of the tradition that is Boys' High. DAVID WAKEFIELD JOHNNY MAULDIN BOB FORT Treasurer Vice-President President S4 Donnie Adams Arthur Addis jerry Addis Jerry Acker Grady Adkins Billy Allen Charles Anderson joe Anderson Spence Anderson Arthur Apple David Babb Clyde Ballard Doyle Bannister jon Barton john Beatty Don Beck Edgar Blanchett Aubrey Blume Jesse Boggs Charles Bolt Sam Bolt johnny Bone Dan Bowen David Bremer Hugh Brinson Jerry Brock Louie Brock Dannie Brooks William Brooks Donald Broom David Brown John Brown Patrick Brown Ronald Bryan Larry Bryant Keith Buchanan Woodrow Buchanan jimmy Callaham Bill Camp Raymond Campbell Claude Canup Eugene Carey James Carey Gary Carnes Dickie Carver Roger Cater David Chalmers Carl Chamblee Ronald Chastarn Sonny Chastain Edward Chastain Victor Cheek Billy Crisp Denny Clark Bobby Cleveland Allan Cole Tommy Crain Bill Crawford Donnie Crawford William Cromer Ansel Crowe Ronnie Culbertson Jimmy Davis William Dtvver Larry Dove jimmy Drake Billy Drew Roger Duncan Terry Dunn A 'Q K we . , f' Q9 I .r if A 'bm 18 'lx-A R151 iff Qeo Kr bo A A Q . . 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G. jarrard Wayne johnson Edward Jones Jimmy jones Beryl junkins Gary Kidd Larry Kilgore Larry King Steve King William King Jerry Kinsler Billy Land Bob Lee Thomas Lee David Leinfelder C Doualas Lollrs Michael Lowe Ben McAbee George MCAbee Xhthael McCollum Donald McClellan George McConne Bobby NfIcCurley Thoma McGxll Wrllram McG1ll Wayne McHart1uc Rmchard Mclxee Buan NfIcKenz1e He bert McLane Donald McLees W1ll1am McLeese jeff McLeod Lamar McLeod Larry McLeod John McMahan I1m'ny Machen Foster Martrn Furman Martrn Johnny Mauldrn Leonard Meredrth Davxd Mrller Wlnford Mxtchell Cohn Moore Mlchael Moorh ad James Morrrs John Morr1s Douglas Mosteller Lanny Mull V1Ctor Mulllkrn Larry Mullxkxn W FFF nf? :ll I nl Q-. Q' ,J- M , T J A r - Q G l ,at ' 'I ld E- 4'-gb ll T' 'ff t P T Y' i 4- i 1 1 y or I It h of r"- :sry Q H, L J Ut . t wt so L 1' Y 7. 5 A i L. --A vl '-. ,B A A 5 1 4 4 y I A , qlvf 'A P lx f f I A 1 A n. , sf f- G- . 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Q It Rxchard My rs Henry Nash jrm Nelson James Newton Thomas Nrxon Ray Norton Tommy Odom Larry Parker Allen Pxerce jerry Pollard Terry Poore Ph1l Porter Tony Porter Kenneth Powell Donnre Queen jrmmy Ramey Gene Ramsey James Rash Haskell Ray jlmmy Reed Sammy Rrchey Benny Roberts Graham Roberts Henry Roberts Bob Rouse Doug Scarborough Lawrence Scoggrns Tony Scott Rrchard Scott Larry Sears Randall Sexton Darrell Shaw Hamp Sherard Ronald Shxrley Freddre Shrflett 'K .-Q, 'N ere of 5. -N D Vi ba E Y- ng 7... 41"-4 bv- PUC' .. mf' WW These boys are puttmg a puzzle together BAM"' Stephen Sregel Howard Srmpson Davrd Srmpson Jerry Srmpson Robert Srmpson Donnre Skelton jackre Smrth John Smrth Robert Smrrh Xlrchael Smnth Jerry Snrpes Randy Sonefelt Franky Sorrow Trm Spake Errc Stafford Fred Story Rudolph Str etman Wrllram Stuart Raymond Tannery james Taylor Ronald Taylor Tommy Taylor Jrmmy Teasley lerrv Teasley Douglas Tedards Ronald Thompson Edward Thompson Don Thrasher Kenneth Turpen Wendall Vaughn Carl Vermrllron Hoyt Vrckery Kenneth Vrckery Robert Vrckery Davrd Wakeheld Wxllram Watson Donnre Welsh Rrchard Whrte Charles Whrten james Whrtrrngton Davrcl Whrtneld Jerry Whrtlock Gary Whrtlock Ralph Whrtmrre Clarence W1lll3mS Marvrn Wrllrams Wrllnam Wrllxamson Preston Wrlson Davrd Worley Bobby Wrrght Gallxa est omnrs drvrsa rn partes tres . 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K x hs, gl .-.S , ,ly be 'E x s BETA CLUB The Beta Club is an honorary organization composed of students who maintain an "A" or "B" average in all subjects and who are exemplary of honesty, service. and leadership. Held in the homes of members. monthly meetings emphasize matters of intellectual interest. Of special interest to members is the annual Beta Club Convention. which convenes for two days in Columbia and is highlighted by lively forums on topics of educational value, and a banquet and dance. This year members of the club prepared a detailed statistical report of every football game and presented a copy to each member of the squad. N .1-61 ,. Charles Brown Johnny McClain LARRY REEVES President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer MR. WILLIAM B HYNDS Sponsor Fin! Roux' Mike Addison. Charles Brown. Lester Brown, Douglas Cobb, Ray Coker. ,Yvtmfzf Ruiz: Pat Crowther. John Dye, Robbie Fogle, Stuart Knoble johnny McClain, jimmy Martin, Ligon Martin. Avery Nelson. Third Roux Milford Rogers, Tommy Smith, Cecil Huey, Richard jones, Charles Neill, Larry Reeves Marshall Sanders, Mark Mattison. I' J :Qt 'I OFFICERS BAYLIS MAXWELL . . . President A FRANK WARDER . . Vice-Presidem JOE OSTEEN . . . Secretary JOHN HARRILL . . Treamrer MR. C. F. REAMES, Sponsor KEY CLUB Fostered by the Kiwanis Club, the Key Club is designed to develop initiative, leader- ship, and scholarship, to provide opportunity for living and working cooperatively, and to render services to the school and the community, in brief, to prepare its members for useful citizenship. After having been screened and recommended as having the necessary qualities of scholarship, leadership, and character, members are admitted by vote. Varied programs give the members insights into many opportunities available to them. Srafzdirzgx joe Osteen, jimmy Martin, Bill Moore, Mil-ford Rogers, Buddy Epps, George Sullivan Sam Ross, jackie Seawell Phil Singleton, Baylis Maxwell, jimmy Brannon, Cecil Huey. Kneeling: John Harrill, Jimmy Kay, Mark Mattison, Pat Crow- ther, Johnny McClain, Robbie Fogle, john Rouse, Bill Simpson, Larry Richardson. 92 - :w:..' . Www X '?f2'j ,, A g: 1 1 ":',,4'1mLTfl.j? f TT ' ,nh 0 Ll irq" K 'V . L - - v- . .IJ I: f N - . -.-.f - 'v 1 " Aww ' A 1 ig: L.-...l.., f -,-- f, wf ui 1 A Y, in ,M 'V a 4 - W I ,. 1 4- . ' m- A 7A, f ii' 1 ,if- M1 5 V A N X g , V + K' rdf ,1 25 V My is 5 3 an K 'A , gy -L' l 4 Y 'K A ts, . k n 'I' gf . a IP' .4 ' 'f , A 4,4 1-,AWQQ ,N ,fi A V -I ' Q u .mn X H. ,ug . r v 1' ' xg ' Q' s '. q ,, af, 3.-A ., H ,mx . , 5 ,z'. -'A M 4. .Y fx, . .tml AE x-4005A 'M z 5 . . X, G 4' XA, , I w an 13 ' A . 'l:f,44m-Awf- -- ' Ji YM Y 'Z Xl ,W , , ,M V vm. 2 -1, V, v vi fi in MR. GRADY VAUGHN Sponsor FLYING SHUTTLE CLUB The Flying Shuttle Club was organized at Boys' High in 1948 under the direction of Mr. G. E. Vaughn and has progressed steadily through the years. The club gets its name from john Kay's invention of the "flying shuttle" in l735. lt is dedicated to community service, and to a better relationship between the textile industries in this area and the Anderson City Schools. Members are taken on guided tours of these to inform them better of their careers. At the end of the senior year, each member has completed a study ranging from cotton fibers to the finished textile product. Haskell Tucker Donald Head Dale Owen Jimmy Jones Hershell Williamson President Vice-President Serretary Treasurer Reporter First Roux' Bruce Whitheldi Bobby Ham, Donald Head, Mac Gunter, Hershell Williamson, Douglas Martin, jerry Geddings. Seroml Roux' Dale Owen, Steve Gunter, jerry jones, Thomas Payne, John Graham, Charles Buchanan, Third Roux' Larry Bryant, James Holmes, Haskell Tucker, Hugh Moss, Larry Wilbanks Jimmy Jones, Ronald jordan. WCS f-Cf ,gf 90 un hx- .it .,., , faire Y QQ jerry, Bruce, Mack, and Steve are learning to make cloth. james, Billy, Ray, Rodney, Boyd, and Larry arc keeping the looms moving. Ray Crocker, Reporferg Jerry Day, Serrefaryg Anthony Ford, Vifg-P7'USidFl1fQ Pere Wright, President. First Roux' Ray Pruitt, James Freeman, Jake Phillips, Pete Wright, Billy Taylor, Harrison Thompson, Preston Vickcry, Sammi' R014 I Boyd NX'hite, Max Jefferson Rodney Cooper, Marvin Dodgens, Joe james, Jerry Wentzky, Ray Crocker. Third Rauf Larry Cox, jerry Day, Anthony Ford. l QQ I.. f' Q? far .xfxfvm 'F v O F Q . 4 STOp g Q rms' 'SAVE uvfs vi 5' ,pf V, 1, ., HQ g 4 5 frliiip I 3 x 1 ,Q I ' Q s f WT, Mgmt :xhk wx, ,4 if X ' ' 'J '-T. iii' W 'f' hfffm Wfffi 'rmq-M TTNVM john Hunt Q as IN i- President ' K Charles Stewart Q sq.- N' Vice-President David Smith Secretary David Kay Treasurer James McKee 1 Sergeant at Arms William Moore Chaplain HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y. sponsored by the Y.M,C.A.. is a voluntary club program for boys in the tenth. eleventh. and twelfth grades. The movement is inter- national in scope, Christian in emphasis, inter-denominational in char- acter, and democratic in practice. MR- W- R- THREATT, SPOHSW The purpose of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school. home, and community high standards of Christian character. The four planks of the Hi-Y program are clean speech. clean sports- manship, clean scholarship. and clean, wholesome living. Filkff Roni Jerry Bolt, Bill Sanders, Richard Malice, Charles Stewart, James Mcliee. David Kay. David Smith, W'illiam Moore, john Hunt, Bill Givens, Billy Richey, Senna' Ron: Terry McMichael. Bill liapuxvell, Keith Thrasher. David Friedman, Bill Hunt, Steve King, Tommy Taylor, Grady Adkins, Bill Allen, Douglas Tedards, Don Thrasher. Tltim' Roll .' Xlfalter Grimm. Tom Snead, Ray Coker, David Bremer, Melvin Poorc, Vester Thacker, Kirk jordan, Marwood Her- rin, Tommy Smith, Ligon Martin. r H4 Y .. ' Ar, W x Y ll .J 'I' C- , 00-iiikp 1 i 5- O 0 ' ,r -5' . 1 ' I , to O' ' . t Q 3 G, 'ftfwo can wif Qrxv-fQ"v1"9 . , 9 Wy t ,vi V -x 1 ,, ,sob My., Q'1'1- ' . X' fix 'fl gi 24, 49563: A t MVX 1: V 0 'O' 59532 - M?" f-he 'icrlifl -49 ails , ii.-rf 'S A -1 .4 1 A '... .Wd vaio- Donnie Barton, Presidentg James Church, Vice-Presidentg Tony Galloway, Treasurerg MR' W' H' PITTMAN Donald Morrison, Public Relations. Absent: Calvin Heaton, Secretary. Sponsor TRADE AND I DUSTRIAL CLUB Leadership, citizenship, and service are the by-words of the Trade and Industrial Club. ln their efforts to maintain cordial relationships between employer, trainee, parents, and school, T 81 I members promote the dignity of honest labor, foster the ideal of quality workmanship, and serve the school and community through various service projects. Fifi! Roux' Haskell Tucker, Tony Gallowiy, Dotiultts Cheek, Worley XY'hitlieltl, 'William Culbertson, -limmie Stansell, Carl XVhitworth, Peonaltl Christe-nburg. Sefonfl Razr: Dc-l.1no Crooks, l..irry Martin. C.1lV1Il Heaton. Donnie Bryant, Keith lfloytl, Don Ashworth, Harry Beck, Larry Bane, 'lfvim' Rout Roger NValker, jerry Vick- ery, Victor McGuire, Roy Butler, Dennis Simmons, jack Latham. Gerald Rice, Leland Cromer. Ffmrfb Roux' Virgil lflliott. Donnie Barton, Steve Gunter, James Powell, Donnie Richardson, james Churth. Associate Members: James Adams, Bobby Dickson, James Harbin, john Kilgore, johnny McClure. Firrt Row' Roger Whitmire Carl Sanders Bud Kay Gary Dunn Tim Hazuewood, Bruce Whitheld, Scrrmd R014 .' Ronald Christcnbulqy, Donniecfliihagczipciixg Hershell Williamson, David ,Adams, Ikeyiclenn, Billy Bagwell, Calvin Richey, Michael Spake, Don Roberts, Third Roux' Spencer Stega , Jimmy ar Turner, Kenneth johnson, Jimmy Bannister, Delano Crooks. Absent: Billy Martin, Rithard Darracott, Ray Coker. BUS DRIVERS' CLUB The Bus Drivers' Club was formed to transport students safely to and from school. The boys who accept this considerable responsibility rnust be at least sixteen years of age, have their regular driver's license, and pass a rigid training program required by the State. Year after year these boys maintain an excellent safety record. David Adams Kenneth Johnson Donald Roberts Wade Turner Treasurer Prerxdent Vxce Preszdent Secretary MR. C. F. REAMES, Sponsor 'lr I 99 MISS BETH CLINKSCALES Sponsor Members of the Library Assistants Club add to the efliciency and service of the library. Their chief duties are to work at the circulation desk, process new books, write overdue notices, type and file bibliographical data. and take inventory. This club is responsible for the colorful, interesting, and in- formative displays in the library. .S'cafcn" Charles Purdy. jimmy lg-mgston. jimmy Allen, Chalmers, Charles Vifooren. trans suntnum m me mn uma: Ben Smith, ,S'!m1ifir1AQ.' Charles LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Jimmy Langston Charles Wooten President Vice-President Charles Purdy Glenn Smith Secretary Treasurer Hicks, Jimmy NcAlister, Leon Fagg, David Payne, Henry Callahan, David mlm 100 ,u-43- A --:auf-. ef is-' M-aa' me , . MR. CURTIS W. PENNINGTON l Sponsor Fmt! Roux' Billy McLees, Johnny Hanks, lke McLees, Jerry Moore, Thomas Thrasher, Donald McKinney, Charles Thrasher, Billy Crowe. Second Row: jimmy Drake, Donnie Crawford, Grady Harbert, Willy Hardy, Ned Cham- blee, Michael McCollum, Steve Shaw, Foster Martin. Third R021 J Mr. Pennington, Richard Darracott, Billy Martin, Jerome Poole, Gerald Hanks, jack Hanks, Wayne Dunn. FUTURE FARMERS The Future Farmers of America is the largest or- ganization of agricultural students in the United States. Members learn how to conduct and participate in public meetings, to speak in public, to work to- gether cooperatively, to solve their individual and group problems, to assume civic responsibility, and 'tr' to Provide Orgamzed recreation for themselves and Richard Darracott Billy Martin Charles Thrasher Donnie Crawford Others, President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer so-J new Ikey Glenn Gerald Spearman Alvin Couch jimmy Davis President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIO First Row: jimmy Davis,.Maurice Deal, Douglas Brown, Calvin Heaton, Billy Carey, jimmy Langston, jerry Bannister. Sereno' Roux' Harold Hardy, Clyde McAlister, Gerald Spearman, Alvin Couch, Furman Beck. Third Roux' Leon Fagg, Ikey Glenn, Paul Farmer, Ben Hilliard, Carl Fullbright, Billy Fulghum, Henry Callaham, Allen MR. H. F. CANNON Greenway Sponsor .Ji 'E' Yi.. Uhr lgrllnm fdttrkri Editor-in-Chief W.,-,-...--.,- .,...., . - ..... -,-.. Marshall Sanders News Staff-Stuart Knobel, John Dye, Charles Brown, Larry Reeves, Hugh Brinson, Larry Parker. Feature Staff-Lester Brown, David Bremmer, Rick Franklin, Milford Rogers, David Vickery. Sports Staff ,,,,,, -.,,-,,rr.--Ms-a. John Rouse, Johnny McClain Editorial .,,,.....-.--e..----......-.--..-...- ....a. --e- Ralph Heaton Photographers .,.,,A.,,,r.,,. - ..,. - ..... ea..- James MCKBC, Jon Bartok BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager .... -..e..-..-....--N..-.-.-..--. Jimmy Kay Advertising Manager ...... NM- ,... ---ew----.e.. Billy Brock Circulation Manager ,.-.-.--..e--,....--..-,,-..-.--.-.. Gene Ellison Business Staff-David Kay, Billy Middleton, Billy Jameson, Mike Fleishman, Jerry Hembree, Bob Rouse, David Fowler, Douglas Mosteller. To keep the student body posted, to correct or verify rumors, to inform and amuse, The Yellow Jacket editorial staff collects in- teresting tid-bits from classes and breaks for "Teachers Talk" and "The Boys Are Saying", and from the public and private lives of the student it gleans fascinating and revealing items for "The Stingf, If you dont want it printed, don't say it! Donlt do it! Announcements of coming events, projected plans, student hon- ors, and sports, and articles of a serious and meditative nature- everything constitutive of Boys' High finds its rightful place in this publication. But without the work of the business staff, responsible for selling ads and balancing the budget, The Yellow jacket would not make its monthly flight. MARSHALL SANDERS JIMMY KAY Edztor Business Manager I ""' -+- - we A... V as an I 'S' '38 no I My I I I Q' 'Rf 0 EDITORIAL STAFF-Fin! R011 .' Larry Reeves, Charles Brown. Milford Rogers, Johnny McClain, john Dye, Lester Brown. Second Roux' David Bremer, Rick ' ' ' - ' f f - v ' , T! "I R NI h ll S nders, Jon Barton, Ralph Heaton. Franlilin, David Virlxery, john Rouse, Stuart Ixnobel, Larry Parker, Hu5h Brinson am ou I ars a a BUSINESS STAFF-Firrf R014 J Mike Fleishman, Billy Middleton, David Wfakcfield, David Kay, jimmy Kay, Billy Brock. .S-0IOP7If Roux' Bobby Jarman, David Fowler, Ligon Martin, Gene Ellison. Third Roux' XWilliam jameson, Dennis Patterson, john Brown, james McKee, nw i I I 2 I ' I .-wr ' , r- ' N ser ,gy pl , 8 R X X 19 'QP' ,Q if v X Y Q.: - 'W 5,6 5" 5 . - A x'5qv', Q! I X Q Wx ,K fw'Vi??,. 4 .. , 0 0 . ii fi-.3 -.1 f ! 1 W . ' "' L S fs 1 s .f 5 s ,f-g .A 1 1 P" Billy Dillard, quarterback Margaret Thompson, sponsor NANCY RAINEY, Homecoming Queen HOMECOMIN G Ansel Moore, halfback Linda Donalds, sponsor Charles Wooten, haffburlz Ronnie Burris, tcnfer Buddy Epps, Gnd Jackie Se3Well, balfbafk Linda Settles, sponsor Mahalie Brown, sponsor Julia Maxwell, sponsor JO I-Yl'll'l I-Hmbeffi -'Pon-W" 5 . . ,Dk ,Q . . ,. I y v Q ' , , or A v , , ,r ' , 1' I' , Q ip. s 4 a I Q v - 4 -Q a pi. is X? M 2- f. W I , li Q ' f o w x QA .9 ff I N ' Q f 'Y J . X' -' QL. k x 155' s' A ,,. ff. S' '3 . J ' if ,Y . V A ' ,, X . 'Q A - If ' Q X I L sr-' ' ... FT H 'F' J T. " ff- V ' Y' ' Igzj X Q .fm A I 1 ' 'Sp ' fs' ,v uu- Q 2 U Kf- f" aw xx -V 1? eg 5 ki I I . , 1 , X' K ve- 370 R w Uv' 3 aw N NSY ff? '1 S! , s W 'TWT 4 : , ' 3' Ava A - . s A ,M . N? 4? N ff kg., It W Xxx ' r ' 6 2 f N X Q X gif WMV 4 ' ,I my avi' K ' it i ii WC AM l 9.2 Lffa qs' Q, 'K s 4- R 7' l Q r- , ,A ' f ,,,.1M...A ", dvi. 1 ' ,-a4'5"""b ..f""" F S 'X Our homecoming was successfully completed by the defeat of Aiken. The score was increased as another T.D. was scored for the Jackets. 1959-1960 SEASON The '58-'59 Anderson High Yellow jackets had captured the state championship trophy in the triple "A" division. The question of whether the 1960 Yellow jacket team could equal the 59 team was at hand. Almost every first string player of the championship team had graduated. Only time could answer the question. This team was to be one of the lightest teams in Anderson's history. The season started off well. The jackets were victorious in their first three games. The future seemed very bright-then the jinx-Greenvilles Red Raiders. It had been seventeen years since Anderson had beaten Greenville on their own Held. The Jackets met their match and were defeated by the score of 13-6. Full of vigor and fight, the Jackets bounced back the next week by defeating Rock Hill. The Jackets seemed to be on their way to a possible championship. Parker and Aiken fell to the strong team. Anderson scored three touchdowns against Aiken in the third quarter by successfully completing and recovering two onside kicks. Having been postponed once, the Easley game was played on a cold, damp Monday night. The Easley team proved to be a tough op- ponent. Anclerson, however, added another victory to its list. Plagued by the weariness of two games in a week and a flooded field, Anderson lost to Gaffney 12 to 5. Anderson and Spartanburg, equally matched, played a vigorous game which ended in a tie. Spirited by a pep rally around a bonfire, the Jackets went to Greenwood. The "Fates" seemed to favor Greenwood in the first three quarters. But the tide turned in the fourth. Anderson again used its successful onside kick. It paid off twice, and Anderson scored two touchdowns. Unable to score again, Anderson ended the '59-'60 season by losing to Greenwood, 22-14. lim Varsity Co-Captains: Billy Dillard and Ansel Moore. f 1 1 -Q 5,-xo, - . if! - sift. 1, fi.:-ta Varsity football managers, Pat Crowther, Emerson Campbell, Avery Nelson, and David WakeHeld,kecp the equipment in good condition for the team. In the first quarter of the Anderson- Greer game quarterback Billy Dillard rolls out faking to fullback Phil Single- ton and pitches out to right halfback Jackie Seawell who makes a 63 yard run. The Varsity in a huddle. ff" We ,ff v X " v tai Q- f D WJ' rf" i 'Q-, gn., 5 A Kg, f-Agn. E vi satis A ' Qlhx ill 'V - .V 9 Qu ?-.:a6'3,r Firrt Roux' Billy Abrams, johnny McClain, Charles VUooten, Ansel Moore, Mac Walters, Jimmy Spake, Billy Dillard, jackie Seawell, Terry Harbin, Rudolph Burrou hs, Jer Bolt, Setmzd Ron: Aver Nelson, jimmy Rhodes, Buzzy Canup, Ronald Chastain, Gene Kernells, Tommy -Smith, Lawrence Thompson, Mike E FY Y Spake, Ronnie Burriss, Phil Singleton, Arthur Apple. Third' Roux' John Rouse, David XY'akelield, XVilliam Moorhead, Larry Richardson, Eugene Nichols, Kenneth Moorhead, Corky Flint, jay C. Bobo, Doug Collins, Lee Ellis, Mike Bur-ts, Buddy Epps. Fourth Rau: Emerson Campbell, Mark Mattison, Lanny Mull, Dennis Simmons, Melvin Taylor, Mike Smith, Bill Simpson, Marvin Taylor. Mike Addison, jimmy Brannon, Baylis Maxwell. Fzftb R011 5 Coaches Bob Spooner, Buck Priester, Bob Patton, Charlie jackie Seawell . Billy Dillard . Ansel Moore . . Jimmy Brannon . Buddy Epps . Ronnie Burriss . Jimmy Rhodes . Phil Singleton . Kenneth Moorhead johnny McClain . Larry Harbin . Arthur Apple . . Bates. ARDS . Most Valuable Player . Best Odense . Sportsmanship Award . Leadership Award . Most Improved . Best Lineman . Hardest Worker Best Back Best Blocker Scholastic Award . Most Valuable Substitute . Most Valuable "B" Team Larry Harbin, who has an unusual technique of punting barefooted, puts on his shoe to resume play. at The determination and great defense of the jackets brought about the defeat of Parker in a thrill-packed game. E, K w L, I,- w 51 'ii .wi 'I :fl fr f-gf . 'S ' -, '. A. K V 5 ji h ,,,.4 ., , ,-4 ,,,,.,, 1. ..,'j3. H543 f '43 .4 Q A X l .4v,,v -2' Q ,. dr, ff? if N I 1 J, j, A , I 6 . 4. 3 in rg, W 4 Y my I Aw M M ,X 1' Q X A ff y Q ye D Ai , WimLv mv AY 3 , ,.,.5:3 'iff' V,,,, .,,,., .,., - Yau-0" fA 'N" W V, mann? ' L x P Q J ,, Vg ' WM fs 44' ' I f B. M -1 A ' 3 iff' AA Sq v. ' I 'C if' If x yr.. , 60880 05 1 'Vo'-99 o"" XA L, S? S 8 Z 4 J MXXXX A 7. vm-af Q? ai BASKETBALL BASEBALL TRACK GOLF TENNIS BASKETBALL The 1958-1959 Anderson High School Yellow jacket basketball team experienced the most successful season in the history of the school. Under the leadership of Coach Dwane Morrison, the Jackets set several school records. The best win-lose record in the history of the school was posted, and it was the first year that an Anderson team ever reached the state finals in Columbia. Meeting two AAA Lower State finalists, the jackets were defeated by the Dreher Blue Devils, but they defeated the Florence Yel- low Jackets to gain third place in the AAA Basketball Conference. Much of the Jackets' success was due to the excellent following and support which they received throughout the year. In Spar- tanburg the Andersonians' following so out- showed the local supporters that the news- papers of neighboring cities gave consider- able space to the fine spirit displayed by the jacket fans. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM I'1rft R011 Kirk jordan Donald Ashworth William Wilkins George Sullivan, John Harrill. Second Roux' Terry Harbin Elly Moore Lee Ellis Buzzy Canup Robert Earle Tlaml' Roz: Mark Mattison Emerson Campbell Butch Embler, Dickie Drew, Cecil Huey, Mike Martin, Coach vsane Morrison X ................-U E A A jacket takes advantage of the foul penalty against Greenwood. Managers: Emerson Campbell, Mark Mattison, Mike Martin. AAA State Champions 1959-'60 by any South Carolina AAA high school basketball team, partici- pated in the Florence Invitational Tournament. The team's record in the tournament was 2-l. The Yellow jackets' point average per game was exceptionally high. Cooperation, not individualism, made The Anderson Yellow Jackets completed their most successful season this year. Under the direction of Coach Dwane Morrison, the Jackets have progressed steadily for the three years of his coaching. The team's success was largely due to the players' agility and magnificent floor work. The '59-50 Varsity, almost unequaled the'59-,GO jackets the best team in Anderson's history. B TEAM Firrt Roux' Billy Drew, Douglas Mosteller, john Acker, David Wakelieltl, Buzzy Canup, Ronald Gilstrap. .S'erwm' R011 .' john Earle, Sammy Vivian, Wendell Lans- ford, Waring Acker, Bobby Garrison, Mac Story, Thin! Roux' William jameson, Richard jones, Tommy Dunn, Gary XVhitlock, Mike Fleishman, Henry jordan. l The 1959 Anderson Yellow jack- ets ended the hustle of spring sports with a magnificent record in base- ball by chalking up a 11-4 in the win-loss column. Under the able leadership of Coach Carroll Emory, the battery overcame such foes as Spartanburg, Greenwood, Green- ville, and Parker! Players to come back this year are Kirk jordan, Bill Moore, Jimmy Spake, Keith Thrash- er, Buddy Epps, Larry Harbin, Ter- ry Harbin, Larry Martin, Dennis Patterson, and Joe Osteen, among others. All indications show that this year's lineup under Coach Priester will be just as impressive as last year's, which placed second in the Piedmont Conference. YELLO JACKET BASEB LL In preparation for fast infield action, Larry Martin slides into second base as Keith Thrasher tags him out. TRACK .44 .1-1-1-1 It's hard to jump hurdles in a pair of loafers!-just ask David Long, a Jacket record-setter. Anderson's track squad, under Coach Bob Patton, ended its regu- lar season triumphantly, placing second in the Piedmont Relays and coming in fourth state-wise. Competition was extremely keen in all events, but the Jacket Cinder men represented Anderson well and were rewarded generously for their long practices and tireless efforts. i -if 'r ' V Kennon Firth passes off to Cecil Huey in fast relay competition. I ew- -tv f 44 Y .Al "Sl -- f , 'mast-. Y Ql- K.. Pat "Cricket'l Crowther, Kennon Firth, and Bob Wilder will need recaps after this wearing hundred yard dash! f-:W 2'-1 ' F glib , P . R Q rs -. f 'Q' . ' 1. - i Q r A, z - 1 i ' I wir, if by s J i x ,Q rv.: W1 ,U a x. ,. 4 . 15 h i, A iv' y .4 0 N , Pi Firyt Rout Kennon Firth, Gary Strickland, john Brown, Pat Crowther, Walter Phillips, and Dennis Simmons. Second Row: Bob Wilder, David ar David Long Cecil DY , , Huey, Heyward Henderson, ? l George Sullivan, Harold Wil- liams, and jacket Coach Bob Patton. 9 O F ,fs 'r F5 ' '. P 1 U ., K ,,x"ff' F' 1 . R en, 1 1' 1- 2 v' .1,,i, , M r xx Ir, 1 so f g , at in . 5 Y A5 lr P 2 Q za Rob and David Enjoy golf as a sport and a pastime. F1151 R014 Dickie Drew, Carl Brock, Bobby Jarman, Robbie Fogle. Serond Row: - lij GOLF COACH: Dwnnc Morrison GOLF With the return of four lettermen to our team, the golf season ended with great success. Several tournaments were entered, and in all cases our school was well represented by the outstanding performances of our linksmen. Spirit, enthusiasm, and practice made this golf team one of the best ever. The final element of a winning team is found in a good coach, and this position was filled ably by Dwane Morrison. . . ' , . ll , Billy Drew David Wlaketaeld- Jackie Seaweuy Billy Dlllrdi Jackie the No 1 man on the Ye ow Jacket squad shows the ini C53 S- W' 7 1- af I l i Q...a f form with which he has defeated many opponents. ima wmv,-edu . n..' f' ' - .--Mirza t 0??'Yy'p"' 4, , swf f me ft: AK ,-,MW ,M ' V Y- -r e .,v i,4..L ' .a .. . ., L.a4G?"f,f' , gn., -' ,Mya 6 dia , ' , M ','z""f'V!" ip?-ai ff? if -A - 'Y' f -h w fwfr' ' ,Q ,uf-,tv 4' f -'dur V, , fagwf, ,, ,fg,2x J H - ' pa Q ,tffq 5 ',7.Jjw N Q2 f W gy: 'aw' , ay. i'A.,,f I 4 A VL, 4 A , M my, ,, hh, ,, am, A . t V I , ,M fwfr 'Q WV' . fifl 'gm' ' 'W 9,3 'ff J .. A ,. ' f Y 4 ITM, ,r,. 7' , W' W 'X , ' ' f .eff ' fu 'f ' ,, ,iff avr ,Jfm 4-N Mm., fa Q. uf ', , we ty if """7i'-t.'mf'B-1,3 The Tennis Team Crawford Chavous, John Harrill, Terry Poore, Robert Earle, and John Burden watch Coach Charlie Bates demonstrate a backhand stroke. TENNIS Tennis is one of out favorite spring sports. Prac- tice begins early in the year, and the team works hard to perfect its form. The 1959 tennis team closed out the regular season with an 8-4 record against competition in the state. The Yellow jacket netters defeated Daniel 9-0. Other teams beaten were Anderson College and Union. The team had a one win, one loss record against Clemson, Spartanburg, and Greenwood. Belton defeated the Jackets 6-3. John Harrill and John Burden fight for the match point. Crawford Chavous shows winning form. A Y, , ,.,2-f"" ,,,,,2"' kj A' w-vegan r 4 ,f si VM I U .-,. . I " JP rf 1 1 0 wf' 3533 N. hi. WWA, THE LIVELY SIDE of the school year . . . bafketlrall and football socials at Homecoming . . . Clariftmas clan partief and tbe Chrixtmas dance: . . . the one dance u'e"ll alwayf remember, junior- Senior . . . High School, the carefree year: . . V" Y-pan. i L, f c ev la ,. .vt - '.. ,, 4 xx Y' J. . I . I 3 . .A-.V .3 si f v m, ' M Q kg KQQ 3? .uv ,ng u ' 'J ,ff it 'Q fi M 1 -. 5 r N vi 'fu Q43 xx W f '51 I an my M f , if , Q -new A, :pan Q xx 55119 A - E 1 f lf 5, fy Q as 5 Il 5 U!-1 . . .. V N ' 4' M Q S321 'rfiifilf , ,. , , Q .5 a 7 9 ' A J I jr X f 5 4 f Q 'EX tif 51' K., A 'Vn, IHLQQ- - 2 Q 45 . -' 6 4 X A fi I: .Mg A ix In -J-nd? ' Diff H H :A I fb z M 2' is ' 35 Q nu- f fit' M. ' ' m ia in I ,.-ff' "" fwnilfs-. Um f , V , ' ff ' 'V YQ Qt N . -Q Y ,, Yhidf M, VL4' i 5 ffm, hr ls i 11 A sg 'ini l wx xiywg 2 N + , lf? M 5 , 5 5 ,nzwwx s '97 A I 7 I . 5 :S E A V 2.99- x Q Vi 'wwf YE!! 1 .3 x 'K 1. , X ,ks fx "xL all' ' , f -if V V A- 5' 'X " . ggi. 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W W' we A ji ' Q Ram ,A.,A A, Lfggf Q , The Anderson High School Band forms an "A" during halftime at one of the football games. Firrt Roux Michael Vandiver, Drum Major, Betty Ruth Byers, Andrea Dillard, Sandra McLeese, Charlene Seigler, Anne Young, Susan Reed, Robin Belcher, Nancy Kaplan, jean Hanks. Second Row: Nella Payne, Libby johnson, Bitsy Ramseur, Elaine Lennon, Frances Martin, Lynn McCoy, Sue Ellen Cater, Peggy Cordell, Hamp Sherrard, jim Nelson, David Babb, Paul Kaiser. Third Row: Barbara Jordan, james McKee, Fred Pearman, Marwood Herrin, Patsy Ramey, Mary Frances Lackey, jimmy Morton, Billy Givens, jimmy Rash. Fourfh Row: David Leinfelder, Frank Lee, Charles Stewart, Alvin Couch, Bobby Garrison, Bobby Yon, Sammy Stevenson, Wayne Selman, William Hunt, Richard McKee, Wendall Vaughn, Sammy Draisen, Elaine Gilmore, Grady Adkins, Fifth Row: John Harrill, Rob Fogle, Douglas Cobb, Betty Payne, David Payne, Ray McLe-es, Vester Thacker, William Wilkins, Margaret Yeargin, Elaine McGill, David Bremer, Billy Geer, Ray Coker, Jean Chastain, john Hunt. Sixth Row: Johnnie Payne, Barry Draisen, Mike McClellan, Dan Gerrard. A mi' nl ' 3 , SQ? - Cixi.. 1.-4 WC- ll V L 'xc ' V, , """s't W 'A 2 4 5 1 .5 -,0 1 lla 127 l i i CONCERT HOUR: at organ, Brian Moore, at piano. Sue Ellen Cater. Fir!! rout Cathy Hopkins, Suzanne Shaw, Carolyn Julian, Mary Jameson, Karen Wall, Joyce Blume, Sherrill Blume, Barbara Bolt, Ann McAlister, Leavern Holcombe, Judy Vasile, Doris Bolt, Becky Davis. Scmnrl Roux' Betty Jo Nalley, Shelby Entrekin, Glendale Daniel, Carol Dye, Judy Holbrooks, Danny Duncan, William Watson, Wayne Johnson, Larry Parker, Carl Jacobs, Mary Ethel Mickel, Jean Landrith, Lyn Morriss, Libby Johnson. Third Rona' Portia Stasney, Brenda Lee, Carolyn Meredith, Eva Jane Creamer, Mary Skelton, Nancy Frady, Linda Reeves, Lynn McCoy, Terry Brooks, Betty Brock, Jean Hilley, Nancy Powell, Diana Campbell, Brenda Craft, Sandra Martin, Margaret Yeargin, Fredda Turner, Martha Pruitt. Fourth Row: Douglas Campbell, Donny Barton, Larry Buker, Tim Williams, Hugh Brinson, Bob Wilder, Joe Davis, Virgil Elliot, Lawrence Thompson, Kenneth Johnson. Clayton Lecroy, Donald Madden, Glenn Smith, Furman Martin, Dickie Franklin, Grady Hawkins. First Rou: Barbart Bolt, Prcsidentg Karen Wall, Vice- Presiclent. Second Row: Joe Davis, Secretary, Larry Parker, Treasurer. The Mixed Chorus and the Concert Choir Do.. .re. . .mi. . .fa. . .so. . .la. . .ri. . .do. . .sings the Anderson High School Mixed Chorus under the direction of Mr. Earl Jarrett. The Mixed Chorus, a combination of approximately two hundred male and female voices. presents two annual concerts-one at Christmas and one in the spring. The members rehearse hours each week preparing their repertoire of classical and semi-classical selections. Within the Mixed Chorus is a special group of approximately sixty voices called the Concert Choir, This group makes several trips each year repre- senting our school in song. IBS GLEE CL GLEE CLUB OFFICERS BARBARA BOLT . . Prerideuz KAREN WALL Vice-Pfeiidefzt JOE DAVIS . . . Secretary LARRY PARKER . ....... . T warmer ACCOMPANISTS SUE ELLEN CATER . . Pianm BRIAN BIUORE . . Ofgrmirt Mr. Jarrett directs the Glee Club at the Christmas concert MR. EARL JARRETT At organ, Brian Moore, at piano. Sue Ellen Cater, Firft Row: Karen Wall, Joyce Blume, Sherrill Blume, Barbara Bolt, Leavetn Holcolm, Ann McAlister, Doris Bolt, Becky Davis, Martha Pruitt, Frosty Alderson. Second Roux' Linda Reeves, Lynn McCoy, Carolyn Julian, Mary Jameson, Glendale Daniels, Nancy Frady, Judy Holbrooks, Terry Brooks, Betty Brock, Jean Hilley, Elizabeth Pope, Nancy Powell,Mary Ethel Nickel, Judy Vasile, Jean Landreth, Lynn Morris, Becky Smith, Linda Rogers, Libby Johnson, Agnes Wellmaker, Joan Kay, Third Row: Mary Collins, Cathy Hopkins, Shelia Seiglet, Becky Kay, Mary Skelton, Portia Stasney, Carol Dye, Barbara Moore, Brenda Lee, Carolyn Meredith, Eva Jane Creamer, Judy Gambrell, Vivian Paris, Myreatha Little, Diane Campbell, Derrell Vaughn, Brenda Craft, Sandra Martin, Margaret Yeargin, Cheryl Harris, Linda Buchanan, Margaret Elliott, Bonta Drake, Jeanette Walters. Fourth Row: Pat Attaway, Betty Jo Nalley, Shelby Entregcn, Suzanne Shaw, Vivian Smith, Dianna Eckeret, Nancy Burgess, Betty Turpen. Lcatrice Williamson, Claudia Swaney, Carra Wright, Jean Reid, Danny Duncan, Steven Seigle, William Watson, Virgil Elliot, Carl Jacobs, Betty Payne, Alice Anderson, Brenda Winchester, Camerson Prince, Rita Cambell, Fredda Turner, Wendall Huckaby. Fifth Row: Gloria Vehorn, Barbara Manning, Betty Graham, Penny Latham, Linda Lloyd, Movita Latham, Doug Campbell, Gary Kidd, Tommy Cleveland, Claridge Norryce, Donnie Barton, Dickie Franklin, Tim Williams, Lawrence Thompson, Dennis Simmons, Wayne Johnson, Patricia Hayes. Mary Mosely, Janice Medlin, Betty McClain, Nella Payne. Carol Gibson, Joyce Lovingood, Sixfla Rout Walter Philips, Leon Eagg, Larry Buker, Hugh Brin- son, Charles Bolt, Bob Wilder, Johnny Vernoy, Joe Davis, William McGill, Danny Hawkins, Larry Parker, John Dykes, Clayton Lecroy, Kenneth Johnson, Donald Madden, Glenn Smith, Bill White. Furman Martin, Grady Hawkins. 'TTT' 1 . l :fi VMI' 4, E 21 ' Q . .:'?5' . v 1' qs, wi fy, R. " , 1 3" 'lf' . :txt x T Af , 2-mf 'Chu 'ill TYPING STAFF Pat Adams Pat Vand ver Carolyn Cheek Jane McLeese Patsy Ramey ' Every afternoon room 17 Hanna Hlgh seethed wrth feverxsh actxvrty wrth the Staff organlzxng plc tures planmng lay outs wrltmg copy-all done under the pressure of a deadlrne Durlng the summer Sally Phyllxs and Charles developed from the theme sug gested by the Staff the first draft of Tzdmgr 60 In September the Staff began to work out the deta1ls of the fmal copy TYPIST Bob Tatum BUSINESS ADVISORS Mr Robert Hynds M ss Mar etta McCown Soon mdwxdual talents began to appear Mrs Metz tnreless and ambltrous kept us workmg Lost plctures deadlmes to meet chat ter1ng staff members all of these problems she sk1llfully solved Our 1deal1st Wlfh a sense of humor Mr McGregor amused us wxth h1s wrt and nourxshed us with chocolate covered guess vvhats from Sears Even 1n the mldst of confus1on Sally and Charles managed to keep an overall perspectlve of the work Phyllls con sc1ent1ous and pracncal remembered detalls all the rest of us forgot Wxth h1S cand1d camera Larry scoured the countryslde for sultable settmgs Bebe graclous and sedate never lost equanlmxty When not elaboratrng on the ments and demerlts of stockcars Doug became adept at composrng sports wrxte ups from stat1st1cs Romance found tts way xnto Tzdmgr meetlngs when Robble read notes from h1s steady on a certam desl-' Peggy w1th her ready mfectlous laugh often converted a moment of gloom 1nto hlgh hnlarrry Jnmmy managed to do h1s asslgned work even though he could not abandon h1s bus load of students Patsy Irene and the faxthful well tralned typ1ng staff somehow learned to declpher our lllegxble mlsspelled and smudged works of delrrlum Chlp gave hlmself totally and excluslvely to sellmg Tzdzngr 60 Heres what you sold Chlp We hope you llke lt" EDITORIAL ADVISORS Mr Mary Metz Mr Rob Roy McGregor I5 '0- ws.. 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I:-Q , - 'M mm LL y , lk tll- ,,.. 1 V Q e E ..,- X is '5'3 John Rouse, Cathermc Fmdley wmners of the Francis Marxon Essay contest, Mxlford Rogers, Woodmen of the World Hnstory Award, Lmda Lou Baker, Jefferson Davns Memorxal Hxstory Award Rxchard Darracott, State Farm Degree from Future Farmers of America, Barbara Bolt, State Dnrcctor of 4 H Club, Bulls Martm, State Farm Degree from Future Farmers of Amerxca Sam Ross, first place wmner m Geology Dxvnsnon of State Scnence Fzur, Rxchard ones, representatxve to Atoms for Peace Conference and second place ln Physxcs DIVISION of State Scxence Faxr Davxd Smxth, wmner of Grand Prnze m Anderson Scxence Faxr F. --, 1,4 Representatives to Amerxcan Youth Foundatwn leadership tramlng camp m Muskegon, Mxchxgan Charles Brown, Marshall Sanders, Larry Reeves Carolme Grubbs, ranked nmth nn n1t1on and Hrst m South Carolma m 15 and under gn ls' tennxs competntxon Umted States Lawn Tenms Assoclatxon 1 l . D- - I G .r . 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Club 2 Internatlonal RClaIlOIl5 2 Llbrary Asst Club 2 SOCICES Honoralre 4 JORDAN SHIRLEY ANN Commerclal Club 4 Future Teachers 3 Llbrary Asst Club 2 3 4 JULIAN CAROLYN JEANETTE Allled Youth 2 Glee Club 2 Treasurer 3 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 KELLEY SHELBY JEAN JH A 2 KING ELLEN ELAINE Commerclal Club 4 Internatlonal Rela tlons 4 NHflOH3l Honor SOCICIY 3 4 KING WILLIE MAE D E Club 4 JHA 2 Llbrary Asst Club 2 Trl HI Y 3 KUHN MARGARET ANN Internatlonal Relatlons 3 Trl Hl Y Student Councll 3 Transferred from MCKIHICY Hlgh School Washlngton D C LAMBERT ALICE LLOYD-Allled Youth 2 3 4 AFIISIS League 3 4 Secretary 4 Glee Club 7 3 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 4 Trl Hl Y 2 3 LANIER PEGGY ANN LATHAM TAWANNA MOVITA Glee Club 2 3 4 JHA 2 LECROY MARTHA FAYE Commerclal Club 4 LLOYD LINDA ELIZABETH Allled Youth 3 Glee Club 4 Inter natlonal Relatlons 3 Trl HI Y 3 4 Vlce Presldent 4 LOFTIS LINDA FAYE Allled Youth 2 DE Club 4 JHA LONG BETTY ANN Allled Youth 2 3 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 Trl H1 Y 2 LOVINGOOD SYLVIA JOYCE Future Nurses 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Presldent 4 Glee Club 4 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 MCALISTER PATRICIA ANN Allled Youth 3 Future Teachers 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 Trl HI Y 2 3 MCCOY CYNTHIA LYNN Band 2 3 4 Block A Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Trl Hl Y 2 3 MCCURLEY BRENDA RUTH Commerclal Club 4 Future Teachers 3 Llbrary Asst Club 2 3 4 Presldent4 MCCURLEY MARTHA JO-Band 2 3 4 Block A Club 4 Com merclal Club 4 McKEE KAY HAMILTON Future Teachers 3 4 Glee Club 2 Hannasgals Staff 3 4 Buslness Manager 4 Internatlonal Rela IIOIIS 7 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Trl Hl Y 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Mc LEESL MARTHA JANE Allled Youth 2 3 4 Artlsts League 3 Commcrclal Club 4 Internatlonal Relatlons 7 3 4 TIDINGS Stafl' TYPISI 4 Trl Hl Y 7 3 4 MCLEOD IRENE CYNTHIA Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Hannasgals Staff 3 4 Clrculatlon Manager 4 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Natlonal Honor SOCICIY 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Trl HI Y 2 3 4 Mt WHITE JOAN REBEKCA Future Nurses 7 3 4 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 4 MANLEY MARY CHAMBERS Allled Youth 2 Commerclal Club 4 Llbrary Asst Club 2 3 VICE Presldent 3 MARTIN FRANCES ELAINE Allled Youth 2 Band 2 3 4 Drama tlcs Club 3 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Presldent 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Secretary 4 Soclete Honoralre 4 Trl Hl Y 2 3 Block A Club2 3 4 MARTIN MARY ANN Allled Youth 2 Class Officer 3 4 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Internatlonal Rela IIOUS 3 Trl Hl Y 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Whos Who 4 Student Councll 2 4 Commencement Marshall 3 MARTIN REBA JANE-Commerclal Club 4 MEREDITH MARIAN PATRICIA Allled Youth 2 3 4 Class Ofhcer 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 Presldent 3 Vlce Presldent 4 Commerclal Club 4 Glee Club 3 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Presldent 4 Whos Who 4 Student Councll 3 4 Commencement Marshall 3 MINYARD JUDY PATRICIA Allled Youth 2 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Alternate 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Vlce PICS1 dent 3 Treasurer 4 Internatlonal Relatlons 3 Trl HI Y Whos Who 4 Student Councll 2 3 Commencement Mar shall 3 MITCHELL BARBARA ELAINE Allled Youth 2 3 Band 2 3 Block A Club4 DE Club 4 VlCCPfCS1dCHI4 Internatlonal Relatlons 3 Trl HI Y 3 Student Councll 3 MIZE LINDA FAY Allled Youth 2 Commerclal Club 4 Inter natlonal Relatlons 4 JHA 2 MOON LINDA LORETTA-Commerclal Club 4 Secretary 4 Glee Club 2 Internatlonal Relatlons 3 4 JHA 2 MOORE CARRIE FRANCES Allled Youth 2 3 Future Nurses 2 3 4 Future Teachers 3 InternatlonalRe1atlons 2 3 MOORE DOROTHY SUE Future Nurses 4 MOORE MARY LOUISE Artlsts League 4 JHA 2 MORROW MARTHA ELIZABETH Allled Youth 2 3 Internatlonal Relatlons 3 NELSON FRANKIE LINDA Allled Youth 4 Commerclal Club 4 Internatlonal Relatlons 3 NORTON LINDA JUNE Future Nurses 4 Glee Club 2 3 Inter natlonal Relatlons 2 3 OAKLEY DORIS JEAN Allled Youth 2 3 Commerclal Club 4 Future Nurses 2 Future Teachers 3 Glee Club 2 3 Hannas gals Staff 3 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 PATTERSON MARTHA WHEELER Commerclal Club 4 Glee Club 2 JHA 7 TrIHIY2 PAYNE HILDA Jo-DE Club 4 Hannasgals Staff 3 Internatlonal Relatlons 3 JHA 2 POOLE JOYCE ANN Transferred from Gainey Hlgh School Gaffney S C POOLE LINDA LOCKE Allled Youth 2 3 Commerclal Club 4 Vlce Presldent 4 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 Natlonal Honor SOCIETY 3 4 POWELL BARBARA ANN DE Club 4 JH A 2 POWELL JUANITA ANNE Future Nurses 2 Internatlonal Rela tlons 3 JHA 3 . . 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HOHOIZIIC 4 TIDINGS Staff Art Edltor 4 Trl H1 Y 2 3 Whos Who 4 Student Councll Secretary 4 RANSOM BRENDA GAIL JHA 2 REED SUSAN Allled Youth 2 Alternate Majorette 3 Majorette 4 Block A Club 4 Artlsts League 2 3 4 Trl HlY 3 Treasurer 3 RICE ANNIE RUTH Future Nurses 2 3 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 J H A 2 ROBERTS CAROLE KAY Allled Youth 3 COHIIHCICIHI Club 4 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 ROBERTS GLENDA GAIL Allled Youth 2 Commerclal Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 Internatlonal Relatlons 3 4 Trl l Y 3 ROUDA FRANCES DELORES Allled Youth 2 Commerlcal Club 4 Internatlonal Relatlons 4 SAYLORS BRENDA KING-Allled Youth 2 Treasurer 2 Inter natlonal Relatlons 2 Trl H1 Y 2 SCARBOROUGH LINDA LEE Allled Youth 2 3 Artlsts League 2 3 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 Natlonal Honor SOCICYY 3 4 SOCICIC Honoralre 3 4 SCARBOROUGH MILLICENT LEOTIS-Commerclal Club 4 Trans ferred from Central Hlgh School Chattanooga Tennessee SCOTT JAN ADAMS Allled Youth 2 Cornmerclal Club 4 Glee Club 2 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 Trl HI Y 3 SEIGLER BEVERLY SHEILA Allled Youth 2 3 Glee Club 2 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 Trl H1 Y 2 3 SHAW SUZANNE FAITH Allled Youth 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Inter natlonal RClaflOHS 3 SHIRLEY LYNDA ANN-GlCC Club 2 3 SMITH LINDA JUNE-Commerclal Club 4 Llbrary Asst Club 2 3 SMITH MARGARET Ross Artlsts League 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Natlonal Honor SOCICFY 3 4 SOCIBIC Honoralre 3 4 SMITH SHIRLEY PARTAIN DIICCIOIY Of Boys ALLEN JIMMY HARVEY ALLEN JIMMY RAY Llbrary Asst Club 3 4 BAGWELL WILLIAM CRAYTON JR Bus DIIVCIS Club 4 H1 Y 4 BANE LARRY MARION T and I Club 4 Transferred from McColl S C McColl Hlgh School 1-18 SPEARMAN DORIS CAROLYN Internatlonal Relatlons 4 STAFFORD CAMELLIA ELAINE Allled Youth 4 Future Nurses 4 Glee Club 3 Internatlonal Relatlons 3 4 Trl HIY 3 4 Transferred from ROCklHghafI1 Hlgh School, ROCklDghaU1 N SUTHERLAND JUDITH ELAINE Cornmerclal Club 4 Transferred from Bolllng Sprlngs Hlgh School Bolllng SPI1l1gS S C SUTTON MARTHA ANN Future Teachers 3 4 Internatlonal Rela tlons 2 SOClCfC Honoralre 3 4 Trl H1 Y 2 3 TANNERY MARY IRENE Allled Youth 2 Commerclal Club 4 Natlonal Honor SOCICFY 3 4 TIDINGS Staff 4 Club Edltor 4 THOMASON EVELYN MAE THOMPSON MARGARET ANN Allled Youth 2 3 Block A Club 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Head Cheerleader 4 Future Teachers 3 4 Hannasgals Staff 2 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Le Cercle Frangals 4 Treasurer Trl H1 Y 2 Whos Who 4 TILLER CAROLYN DELORES TRIBBLE MARY FRANCES DE Club4 VANDIVER PATRICIA ANN-Commerclal Club 4 Internatlonal Relatlons 2 3 Natlonal Honor SOCICUY 3 4 TIDINGS Staff 4 Typlst 4 VASILB JUDITH FRANCES Artlsts League 2 3 4 Future Nurses 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 VIVIAN CYNTHIA ELIZABETH WEATHERS BETTY JEAN DE Club 3 JHA 2 WELCH SUSAN BELLE Allled Youth 3 4 DE Club 4 Inter natlonal Relatlons 3 4 JHA 2 Trl H1 Y 4 WELSH SANDRA Allled Youth 2 3 Future Nurses 4 Glee Club WHITE CAROLYN MARILYN-Comrnerclal Club 4 Llbrary Asst Club 3 4 WHITE ANNA SOUTHERLAND-Alternate Cheerleader 4 Future Teachers 4 Hannasgals Staff 3 4 News 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