Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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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

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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.