Beaufort High School - Beaufortonian Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

'Z aj. ANNE CHRISTENSEN Edifor BEAUFORT HIGH SCHOOL BEAUFORT S C THE 1957 ANNUAL STAFF Qhdem PRESENTS OUR NORMA POWELL Business Manager L , . . . X xxx ft mE'a-gif O WLNSL.. C 1 0 Yi: Yixx 5 . LEON. 2' Q36 .r ,4.M ,- w 'ik Lf- L TI! ps av' Z 411' , 3 Xi? i r 9 ?? ' Hn +L. 4 vb L if .,-.f , N 'ia' :F .4 .fo 1 'fn fffrwz- . .,,-..,,,k ,TW X '39 ' 4 -1 film- V , 1 ,,,.fv'Y' ,--F X 13 'li 1, 1-pf? -f,,ff .ff . rf F F .-9 My , f -K R . - ,A' if M, ff 4 , R V ' J, f' .ff ,g..- 9 Ad ff , ff 2. swf' wwe-surfnowa n ., '1 ,',.rf' 'f',fZ f ,M ffgf .. H. M, ,. - ',. 1,f 'ffl ,. if jf ff' 1 y I 9 f- f-Q-qi of W,,...- l 1 'P' Win , k vp -, 1 ,'V!:'5,., gills 3 f WE ALL GARBAGE UP AT LUNCH vid' .ix -.SS nl .ra ij Zum W' 91 W Z fffng 951, 555' 41 Afternoon !L...,.u 4' END OF THE DAY P r a c t i c e FOOTBALL PRACTICE BASKETBALL I 3 fi' as ' -.df Q Q ' o 1-or Tv 'llva... Mr. Randel, we dedicate this year's BEAU- FORTONIAN. We have worked hard for it as you have worked hard for us at Beaufort High School. We are deeply indebted to you for the high standards you have set for us and for the challenge you have presented to us to continually better ourselves and our school. By making us feel that you understand us and will always treat us fair and square , you have endeared yourself to us. We consider ourselves fortunate to know you, privileged to work with you, and proud to call you friend . Page N DOROTHY C. ERWIN secretary if 44. Z 14- lf Q- W XBCFI ox Cx QXOOQ x- Q Seniors of 1957- Our pride in you has grown with your latest accomplishment, this streamlined edition of the 1957 BEAUFORTONIAN. May you leave Beaufort High School prepar- ed to interpret the signs of the twentieth century with a skill and integrity that will make each of your lives significantly successful. Remember that we will be watching your progress with keen interest as you adapt to changing conditions, effectively coping with each new problem as you press toward your goal. L. C. McArthur ' 4 10,96 'VOQ O. ,Oof To The Seniors Of '57 Reaching this rung of the ladder has cost you much time and effort-There are many rungs ahead-lt is my hope that you will con- tinue climbing step by step, putting all you have in each step. I trust that your stay at Beaufort High School has been one of profit and plea- sure-one that will help each of you attain your life's goal-Carry your torch high- midi P ge Twelve Zkzaaw ........ 50 .....?6 .. .. 22 FOREWORD An immense change faces Beaufort High School, a growth such as it has never ex perienced. The students face it with regret at losing our small town but also with an ticipation for the promise that lies ahead. Here we, the 1957 Beautortonian staff, have set down as best we could a memoir of this year so that we will not lose all that has gone before. ANNE CHRISTENSEN, Editor fx I 1' f 'Wl t49 - f Y.,,,, t v....,. MM QE Carolyn C Balfour Nelray T Bostuck All X Kate Byrd Mathe B Crosby Ralph Davis Jr ,cv ames C Byrd 22335 'fer kr Wi hixk... A .-......... Ea rnestme Ca rfer Euzella S Carter Ferell G Crowley Qur- J :Wg H' l gl-' ' li 41 81 llgg il: xlm X R Quullen Fmley Charlotte C Grantham 17,'V,i?f?,i?3s2i3-+P 4 W U X ' F . ' ' l. , ' :-ffl I Aim T , M my A I , my - W v A A ,, .. A 'l'1...m .. , fr 1 - - ' J . f,,.aj75y U C , q - C - - f -V x 4, f .-B A - ' f , !, Q , ' 1.255 .ge ',., 5 A lv - , , W - X f ' :zz 13 yf 3, ' - f , 5 C V - E, .... r : Y X . --......,,,, L 1 Y-Y 1... W A C L. - - - , B 1 .ff if ' J y ' . ' 4 .' ,'3',1T,'g,,: '-f:- . 1 -La '1 ' , .1 Lf A 4, ' 93 TS .5-lv' ,f ig' Ar' I , ' K Af? 1. 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N C9 S Pvegden Q, BUNNY preslbleflf Q,XX- REE I' f,,,4 1-in 52 T ANNE Secwofy 'eosuripwliu SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS was Nix MR JAMES C BYRD T7 MRS VERLIE V HOLMES --fX'X MISS MARIE H TIMMONS AQ ,HQRX 'Y f f f-'09 Man-f FRANCES LEE ASHLEY Frances MILDRED YVONNE BAKER Yvonne JANICE RUTH BELL Janice RODNEY BERNARD BENNETT Rodney WMQSWJ' Left fo right: Barbara, Hilda, Frances, Rodney Ai the piano: Yvonne and Marie. FREDRICK RUSSELL BISHOP Freddie Wharf J E E 5 3 5 J Freddie Janice, Donna, and Jeanie. HILDA LOUISE BRANT Hilda LAURA JEAN BLACK Jeanie MARIE INEZ BLACKBURN Marie BARBARA NORMAND BROWN Barbara DONNA MAXINE BRELAND Donna ,wgwf . :,..i., -V ...Ju M' fm, -1.1: ,.', 'QI THE SHACK -VI Q' . , ' wi'-I QOUIBEER ,-. I, Potty, Sandy, Anne, Mike, Edwin. MARY PENNELOPE CLEMENTS fx I-L N ,,. fl , ' Penny gf-513m n' DAVID FRAIZER CLOUD llbavell WAYNE MELVIN EASLER Coosaw PATRICIA ANN SANDRA LEE COHEN REGINA COLLINS Sandy Puffy ZW I fy I s A If 'Y ' fr . 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' xv V f X ,W C STEPHEN THOMAS LINDBERG Stephen HARRY LOCKWOOD llHarrylf SHIRLEY RUTH MCCARTHA Shirley CAROLYN ANN MARTINY Carol gmail' ' '-n- Twig? xo .- A fe 'A EW me 1' Ls-ipsrfrk I-'TT' I T A 8 Q? y 44. Q ,fb bf 'fm ,Kay ,t ,R Q. L., nga? A . 'f .,J afiK!Q?'1l :fa Q ' is - ii' Q, 1 W F . '11 f , gl U f 915, X1 4 W, S w wr R Xi nv 4. 4. . A+ A Ve 2 f Q ' SY X 9, N FR -wa., ,Aw- -4 Vm 4 19 LIBBY JANE OGLETREE 'Z nTonnyll WYLLE JEAN OGLETREE llsunnyll YVONNE ROBERTA PADGETT Yvonne ROBERT DUNCAN O'QUINN llBobbyIl M,,,.-.anna aff' -vliiuannln W WW? if MARY JOHNSON PAYNE JACQUELINE DELORES Left fo right: Jo, Mary, Jackie, Louise PETERSON Jackie ANNIE KATHERINE POLK llKcfyll WILLIAM EDWARD POLLOCK MARY WANNA POWELL lfsiiill llMaryll ,mv Q -if 0 W '95, ww ,cw Norma, Katy, Nelmays, and David DAVID PIERCE HARTWELL RICHARDSON, JR. David NORMA JEAN POWELL Norma MILDRED NELMAYS PRIESTER Nelmays ETHEL VIOLA SAULS Efhel LOUISE JO ANN ROBERTS Louise -HID-Q -fflf.ZX ivy, 1195 M, W fl-fi. if 'H ff fr' HK 9 can QM, W 'VI' 4 :Gil , 1 A 5 unto mowed! ms we PATRICIA ANN SIRES Ann JENNIE LEE SMITH Jennie DIXIE DEAN SMITH llMUryl1 ELLEN SMITH Ellen Left to right: Ronny, Ronnie, Charlotte, Bill WILLIAM TURNER STEVENS HBH!!! WWW U ,Ai ' . C HARLOTTE KAY SYNDER Charloffe Mary, Joyce,-Jennie, Ann, and Luiher. 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'bf X MK: all HQFN 1 i shun! -V 'U' MARGUERITE CREECH MARIE DISTLER DUNCAN FORDHAM WILLIAM GEORGE 'K ffgit up ' 'G' 1:7 ROY DAVIS PAT EASLER JON FREUHLER VIRGINIA GREGG 5 'Q' Nzsf if . R' .il 'g 1 , ' x 'Q i , wo ' Lx, I GN KATHLEEN DeKEHOE BILL ELLIOT BOBBIE JEAN GAINEY ANNE HARLEY ..-5 QF E' x vs? Qvfpv NP' Rfb BEN HARRISON JENI HORD ,T A35 , Ns- GAIL HARVEY ROSE HUDSON 'fir 'Vx '? Q, , --N., , XL -31-3-Lf' EVELYN LAWTON ANN McEACHERN WN Q L Lx i--sf: AN'-f J -gm JIMMY LOGAN CLAUDE McLEOD JON HARWOOD JOHN HELES CHARLES KELLY JOANN HOLMES MARY KRAAY JODI KENDERS A.. .,':+Y -:: --' ' 1 L gl 'K 'G NL. --...,. Y Nb'-uf X V-nv' ff 'v 'Nr' 7 Vs 'W' T01 J ANN LESESNE SANDRA LONG TYRONE McALHANEY HOPE MCLEOD LATITHIAN MOCK WENDELL MORRIS MIRRIAM PEEPLES SARAH ROSENTHAL 4 'WMV ELLA NORTON SANDI PETERS JUANITA RUTLAND M 'R' 'Kyra 'nv-...yn 'ir '57 LAUNQUIST MYERS KAY PETERSON BILL SAMMONS fi HN '-nf s...-.- qv' ' -L , , ,X Q , N M-...Q 'Inf CARSON O'QUINN DONALD REEVES PAULA SAYERS .iii 's L I F X , 'gn ,I wr-5-'f ' -swf' I KENNETH OUTLAW NANCY ROGERS LINDA SENIOR fad? ,.f-lx 1' iv lik 'V' Gw- 'YZ if fi NORMAN SHOEMAKER DOROTHY SHOEMAN Page -,,,s5 IA. W- I Fw! 4' 9' '51, .N 1l b 'Nr' -:QQ sf! is -in ea, Q-.,,,, ' CL- 'H--fx X f i'3fQ'ri ' A 'cf' Q W , 41' 1 'wh ,wwf BETTY SMITH Jo sMnH MARY sMm-4 PEGGY SMWH nMMv STRICKLAND KAY TAHOR JIMMY THOMPSON 1oMMY Tucxsn No Picfure: SANDRA BAILEY VAN PINCKNEY N. M. POLK DAN UPTON MARY ALICE UPTON DIANE VANCE JOANNE PROVEAUX JOHNNY VUKAS BARBARA WILLIAMS HARDE YOUMANS sf A L- ' 1 -' mai CARL STANLEY DEXTER THOMAS 'vnf4nr' 5 5 M ,, 1 4 uf 9 J 1 f 1, ' W, ' ,. ' 'v F x I lk 7 'Y' Q I 1 ar ,Q W' Q 4 Q i 5' - f A '4,.r, 5 is J s I Q 4. AN Q K . Q I RMK xr Billy Aull Douglas Baer Lowell Baker Richard Beasley Roger Bellamy Pat Benton Judith Boland Jean Bowers .loe Bowers Sharon Bowler Alfred Brown Joe Buswell V .Q '95 1 ,,,,V SOPHOMORE OFFICERS C L A S S Bill Garguilo Michael Keyserling Delores Wallace Suzanne Sulker R 53 ' Ex. an Mn. 'B VY in Sax I- luv V . in ' X N-qv Ik' ...nf -uf if NANCY DUCK MARGARET DUNNETT LINDA EAGERTON RALEIGH FERGUSON STANLEY FOX JOAN FREEMAN HELEN FRITZ BILL GARGUILO JOHNNY GATCH HILDA GAY ROBERT GAY FRANK GLOVER CORDELL GODWIN BOYD GRAVES am GRINDLEY BILL HAGY FRANK HAMILTON sus HAWKS NANCY HEAD 22 -vN 1 iL 6... iv .. If Tix ROY BUTLER BILLY CABANISS BILL CLEMENTS EMMETT COLLINS TOMMY COLLINS DAVID CROSBY JUDY CROSBY JOE DACUS LAURIE DEAN MARY FRANCES DeLOACH VIRGINIA DeLOACH ELEANOR DOANE . A-of A I W' H H, x , , 'I X? Ix,,1 II .Ltd R' in E GAYLE LINEBERGER SAUNDRA LINEBERGER ANN LUCKY RONALD MARTINY RONALD MAYO RICKY MILLER RONNIE NOBLES ALICE PADGETT LOUIS PARKER BILL PETERSEN PATTY PETERSON VIRGINIA PONDS LINDA POWELL MARTHA PRIESTER J. J. PURVIS BETTY RABINOWITZ NED RAHN WAYNE RAMSEY KENNETH RAPER 11 if Gig K QP A I I 3 I li ea, Q - CAROL HENDRICKS PAT HENRY CHARLOTTE HOWARD SHIRLEY HUDSON RAY JACK PAT JOHNS BARBARA JOHNSON BILLY JONES SUE JONES WILLIAM KEARSE MICHAEL KEYSERLING BETTY KINGHORN LOUISE KINGHORN MARY JEAN KINGHORN EMILY LANCASTER 75.4 wk' fir, '13 .Jk- ,Kim .4bfXx WY! if 1 54-A 1 W' I 1 V' 'N W 2,11 DAVID TOLSON WANDA TUCKER FRED TUTEN CYRUS WALKER DELORES WALLACE JAMES WARREN LEE WHEELER JIMMY WHELLAN RUSSELL WILLIAMSON BARBARA WRIGHT ARNOLD YOUNG JIMMY ZEDAKER UO 441 wt Q 2. 1 K' M- -5 'tv 'Q ADLINE RENTZ LARRY ROGERS PAT SHIMER LARRY SHOEMAKER BETTY SMITH MARY FRANCES SMITH PAT SMOAK BARRY SNYDER RICHARD STANLEY SUZANNE SUTKER MICKEY TABOR LENNY TAYLOR BILLY THAMES JIMMY THOMAS PAT THOMAS N-uv-fx sp.-ff ,f-n -C n TN :W 4-5 5 F' 2 ds FI 1- x N... l , ll JJ, O X ' rv If v 'wi K 3 32 yd V-'N '-fx bk N w-arm., ,if bww A fu pf, . 3 'Qs gxipfg kgs rf' 4 P' ' 3,32 hwiwsgg 52' QW tix AW M 'tx in M Riggs -Ubinfx ifgnf l rr . :, I AX Q, B w ..,. 3 ff f. Oro' y Benn t, . P ,- Q Carolyn Brownlee irginio Collins Q .ar YUVJR . - 1 Ka.,- P 'uv-,J O. George Adams ..,.. 19 f C A' Dollie Bishop ,- Y ! 4.9. li 335 QQ. QQBQ, jr ---- J Emmett Bulkin 5137.5 VX ki--sy, Woodie Collins 4 ly, , ,- wg- -1, Q in - A I1 X oc. . ,:Q 7X I. til! , w e ocy Davidson Angela Deer J? vi 6. ll gr! A A 1 n X' 4 X , :L e L -enith Dyal Dot Eqkin Janice Archibald , I 4 I9 .H 1-as A 'NY San r Block A-Q 1' X i, -iv' f 4. js G 'K James Bunton -1 -:. avr 'E' is Br Helen Compton 5, ICBQ' Q -V 'Q 13 ,I ...rj endo Dickerson ' 'Q 1 Nr Mary Epps f im- ..., M4 NWA ' Jerry Bennett 4.4 r '35, '2 1' W -A xr 54' Riley Bennett x QQ? Qs f f fi 'E Betty Jean Bessinger .-. 15 -Q1 .f w. Q 4 Qc -C , ., , ' 1 Jimmy Blackburn Robert Blackman Douglas Brown l ,,. , , .. q 1- C 'I ..,, nv- Eggs , H . ,:Ef,,, F . ' Ak , w A Mitchell Cappelmonn Ed Carr Annette Campbell xf Fi use 4 ' .J . iv YL. i .- , V X, A 1.,... K W' C y V Il XX 4 Hazel Connelly Judy Converse Pct Corbett . '12 f in , - 7 ' 'wav ji QLM i A 14 A Lil Distler John Dominique Skip Dorsey i A V E ig ' N A J 77- av I f fs- 4 -vx Q in' 2 k 's Eddie Ewell KA Carolyn Font Carol Lee Froelich Marge Berkeley rar-dl ' wxfxf I. ' x Jimmy Brown 'r--r Frank Chance -C f 2: A 3 .' sm' x I , ..T,., J' .,: . Woodrow C rosley I, 4 Waymon Durrence ? X I 'fwx i ,W , I. xx-f sd 1 Jerry Gallup 'uv -5. 'fzxf' M Bobby Garguilo Sharon Gooch i 1? QQ' li .,.. T1 -W sa... ,V 'L' .A v N ' - 4 L Charles Heape Carl Hendricks . V3 U W7 vii Sibley Hunler Arlene Lellich pf-s ,, ' X, ' 4 Q11, -ff, L Caroline Mcl.eod We Barbara Ingram lg-' ' 0 , 'QI' x Q X , , K: T11 N A 5... Phillip Lipscomb ai' 11 l 2 15 4 Marshall Michael fi fu? 5 W rr ? ' X ' K L, W 'sw Q 'Q' , 5 x 3 J, 1 I x ls K3- Carolyn Graves Winslon Gregg Mary HUF! 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Hn..-f 'mga' I is a 2 'bf .lerry Harlwig f Y A K 've ' ny. vn., I, Diane Hunt 'W as . , X 24 Edna Kraay Marsha Malone Vicky Mock 5 Z 5 fx Lenny Murry Jimmy Nix Carmen Nunn Belly Jo O'Quinn Billy O'Quinn Frankie O'Quinn Helena Langford Elaine McCurdy 4 , Nancy Ann Moore Joyce Ownlay i Christine Riley F ii Q. ls., Stanley Schein 5141 J 3465 -f we .7 i We fi t 1 f-cf ' 4 ,X L 4 W , ' 51 QZIY I' xv 23101511 If A B K Judith Parks Carol Pannell Bruce Patterson Marlene Peeples Kemper Powell - F fl f -'f Q F I ' Q 'S I J '-H. 2 ii' ivy T275 4 Nancy Riclrer Lou Rogers Larry Rowland Sylvia Russ Clark Ryder , , X M, , 3 W A .. ai. -1- K - we re M W ' .... - x M - st' -fx f 1 -fn--Q' - Wi fe-hr' 'Q ' A 'ff' V W r in Q ,. 'Q l . J X ' ' X . -i 'JI W Joe Shuman Clayton Skitol Bobby Smith Maxine Smith Dudley Smith A ,. , ,P 'W 'c law Q tg ft me J. In M... b .I A MM jgvsvl Q? W., . A . no NJ if J - i y ' R ,gi Shirley Smith Bonnie Speer 'ful '1- Maxine Tramell ISSING- Edward Nix Mary Partridge Dennis Smith Donald Crews Bonnie Corbin Marie Davidson Otis Weaver Robert Youmans Sandra Tuclxer Henry Smith Donnie Smith Sheila Tschirgi Richard Amis Carol Bailey James Horton Pat Madden Carol Meade Tony Metcalf Eulalia Woods Robert St. Claire 2 Tommy Stokes if , N , w, qv? I' Q, , av J' Carol Tudor Judy Turner :A aux bex Bruce Whitney Ray Williams W.-.Z W, 9 he -4- su 5.336 'm .M X 1, Q 55 55 ws, 2 i Q ,.,, N, W 5 T , ,-J Y :Z mfg , i Il Jimmy Thomas Frances Tally - -t- ,' figfiii i' ' 5 i f X iii' 1 x Robert Vance Shirley Weaver M ,.,,, Z, y I .3 g 5-an , 'V' yr Pat Wilson Joyce Woods Ang Y-'xy .wang F Www.. NWN' W Ywwi Jack Ashley Arlene Atkinson Tony Bailey Barbara Bennett Linda Benton Charles Bessinger Jimmy Bishop Hazel Black Toy Blocker Rachel Blackman Cookie Bowers Vernon Bowers Yvonne Bowers Billy Breland Andy Brown Olin Brown Mary Bundy John Busten John Caldwell Gayle Campbell Paul Clement Celia Clements Helen Coggin Gibson Cohen Garlen Cole Katie Lue Connelly Florence Corbin Mary Nell Dacus Jimmy Deer Jeanette De Loach Harry Demosthenes Ann Donaldson Edith Ann Driggers Helen Durrence Berny Evans Carolyn Ferguson Bobby Fender Pat Fordham Donna Forney Lynn Fraser Marion Fritz Andrew Gallup Lindsey Gay Hugh Gibson Tommy Gilbert Ursula Goethe Gordon Gray Linda Gray John Green Michael Greenly Ned Gwin Ann Hart Richard Harter Joyce Harvey Ray Harveya Bruce Hawkins MISSING- Chorles Barron John Barton Gro Bray Thad Cooler as '9' , ai . , 'Y 1 I , I Wen 3' xi B -ij ,C 1 Kx C F 7 Q -I fl f- ' 1 'f 97 , Q Q. 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'-an A Al Haskins Willis Hearn Carol Henderson Bill Hendricks Virgil Hester Gloria Hiers Lucien Hinson Ella Hiott Jack Horcher Eve Horne Donner Hryharrow Tommy Hubbard Dianna Hutchinson Brenda Jackson Ronnie Johnson Donna Janes Harry Jones Michael Jones Robert Kilgore Emily Lengnick Larry Lepionka Danny Lesesne Hazel Lightsey Kenny Logan Mary Ellen Marcil Troye Matthews Gail McConaughy Larry McCutchen Ida Mae McDavitt Dan McGoughy Joy Mcleod Ann Miller Don Miller Sandro Mitchell Linda Mixon Janice Moore Robert Morris Marilyn Neidich Jimmy Nettle: Sandra Nettles Emily Norton Gary Nunn James O'Brien George O'Quinn Bert Parker Carol Patterson Tommy Palmer Linton Pinckney Ricky Politzer Frank Polk Bertie Mae Price Willard Polk Dorothy Purvis Hilda Rahn Butch Ramsey Moriorie Roper Missing: Sandy Font James Hawkes Billy Kizer Lenny Murry Linda Ruth Smith Sammy Reynolds louis Richardson Paul Robinson Mollie Sayers Barbara Sauls John Scherer Butch Schroder Margaret Shoemaker Lottie Shynkerel: Johnny Simpson Judy Sinclair Elaine Smith Richard Smith Jay Smoak Anne Stanley lee St. Clair Robert Steely Beth Story Buddy Taylor Donnie Taylor Dorothy Taylor Barbara Thompson Kitty Trask Peggy Trezevant George Tucker Narcissa Vukas Disque Walker Connie Wall Georgia Walton Mitchell Waters Linda Wells Charles Wheeler Gordon Wheeler Joyce White Gail Wilson John Wilson Kitty Wynn Susan Youmans Freddie Young Joy Youngblood I fu 'iv si. 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BUNTON GLORIA BURNS MAURICE CAMPBELL BIFFIE CAPPELMANN BARBARA CHRISTENSEN IMOGENE CLARK JAMES CLARK JOHN CLEMENT EDITH COLE GLEN COLE ALICE COMPTON THOMAS CONN CONNIE CONNELLY JAMES COOLER KAREN COOPER JOAN CORBETT BILLY CORBIN TOM COURTNEY GENE COX JEANETTE CROSBY WAYNE CROSBY WINSTON DAVIDSON BETTY ANN DAVIS FRANK DAVIS PHYLLIS,DeLOACH BETTY DeLOACHE ELECTRA DEMOSTHENES EDWIN DODSON LINDA DOUGHERTY ALTON DuBOIS JACK EASLER CLAUDIA ELLIS CLAYTON ELLIS JANICE ELLIS JACKIE ELLSWORTH CARL EPPS PATSY EVANS EDDIE FEATHERLY TONY FLOWERS SANDRA FOSTER MARSHA FOX TEE FRASER RICHARD FRYE , xr M A ' nC?Y S6 -A 91 I I I x L ' A wr Qvxh isa LA P 9 1 X1 ' 3Y.Nxli ,J N, I AIMU' A . I M-I B537 :T , 1 -NAI' T Q4 , - I t , i 4 ' YJ . I I -sz:-A ? Q w A 3 -'fx 'Q X ..- if I SM .2 Amy ka Q Ax xy Av -ng -: 1 ...,. , - , T 5. - I 'W I I 'Y' 5 4 ' ' - 4 x A , ,t I -.,:,,.- Y Er? , Pk Q' Xxxxl-xg ! V ' v-1 QI ff - 4 1.3 .. 1. f A 4 2 1 - n if Vg - QAM 'z .,,.., KYQX ' 1 , I - V LOUISE FUNDERBURK MARTHA FUNDERBURK CHARLIE GATCH JEANETTE GAY LOGAN GEORGE NANCY GEORGE BUDDY GURGANEOUS ANN GIBSON PATSY GINN BARBARA GLASS JANINE GODLEY MARY BETH GOLDSBOROUGH TIMMY GOODSON DALE GRAVES SUSAN GRAY AZALEA HADDEN INEZ HARRISON JANE HARTLEY BILL HASELDEN EDWARD HAYNSWORTH JAMES HENDERSON HARRIET HENRY DICK HIERS FREDDIE HOFFMAN CARL HOOKSTRA FRANK HUDSON J. K. INABINET LYN JACK DAVID JACKSON LAWRENCE JACKSOF ROBERT JACKSON DONNA JOHNSON LARRY JOHNSON JACQUELINE KARANE JUDY KATER WILLIAM KENNEDY ROBERT KENNEMER JOY KEYSERLING LONNIE KINGARY LARRY KIZER VERNA KOENIG DIANNE LAMAR HERBERT LANE WEBB LANGFORD IONE LAWSON JERRY LEMACKS EDDIE LOVETTE ROBERT MADDEN JOE MALONE PEGGY MALLORY ELAINE MARTIN KATHIE MARTIN MARGARET MARTIN DAVID MARTINY W 6. WALTER MAY EILEEN MCCOY BILLY McCONAUGHEY 1551. TOMMIE McCRAKEN Q53 JACKIE McPHAIL HOWARD MCTEER .iv 'Q-I L L. X Q B 4 sv , , , I f 4 I I S Us a?f 1 A 'Ji' 43 ' .I I 1 J L L1 I . fnfvfikwia I - '51 'Masq' L22 'fi xx, , IQ. 1, gi :-. .W THOMAS McTEER BOBBY MITCHELL SHIRLEY MIXON STERLY MIXON TERESA MORRIS JOHN MURPHY RUTH ANN NEWTON ARCHIE Nlx WILLIAM NORTON JEAN O'QUINN PAUL O'QUINN THOMAS O'QUINN TONI OUTLAW EDDIE OWENBY KAREN PADGETT PATRICIA PADGETT DIANE PARKER FAY PARKER NELL PAUL RAS PEEK SIDNEY PEEPLES ANN PHILLIPS LINDA PINCKNEY MELINDA JOHNNY DONALD MICHAEL CHARLES PINCKNEY POLK PURVIS REGISTER RISTER SUSAN ROGERS SHIRLEY RUTLAND GAIL SAPP LESTER SCHEIBMER BERNARD SCHIEN LINDA SCHWEITZER ANNE SMITH BILLY SMITH COLEMAN SMITH DIANE SMITH E. F. SMITH HAZEL SMITH MICHAEL SMITH JERRY SMOAK DOUGLAS SPEER MARGARET STURM RITA STRICKLAND ROSEMARY SWEATT HEYWARD TAYLOR PAMELLA TAYLOR HORACE THOMAS CONNIE TUTEN DENNIS TUTEN JAMES TYLER PETER UPTON CARL GORDON VELLA JANICE WARREN EVELYN WHITE WALTER WHITE LINDA WILBURN DICK WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS GAIL WOODS SHERRIL YOUMANS Missing VIVIAN DEWITT JEAN GOOCH JOHN HAGLER JIMMY KING LYNN MATTINGLY ROY RIDGEWAY BILLY SCROOGE . L' -.1 ' NXT I II K 6 I Q T, A HEL e ii fx- '-. L xl. 1 ' I I I I E I B ' A Q TD - I X ' I 5 T V 'Q I' X ' 1 J' f .5555 L Q. Q, .E - , W x.: Q us' . 9. I 1 zxalvax IHS! - 5, 7 . I -T A sr Q Z 41 1 I . . . : T so . Q, 'cf 'Gi 'T , , . I E v ii I 3.3 .0 H ' L yi? EJ I I .1 W'-R SW gg' A ,L Q:-',,X A 2 M XG ...Qu W V -il G.. Q IIT, I f x I M If 1 V.:.. . i . - 5 sf ' L II 4. I Ly Q W ' :EA ,v l REIT' A L r 3:32251 T ight' 211 2, 42 F LUNCH ROOM HELP .,,,. Bus Drivers Fred Tuten Hardy Youmans Keith Bates Howard Cole Ed McTeer Johnny Vucas Alvin Brown Wendell Morris Bill Bishop David Richardson Roy Davis Rodney Bennett Jimmy Thompson Lenord Graves Harry Lockwood William George Dexter Thomas bg. 1 iii V. ' 4 ' Vw L K 5 f 'ff I f nv fm 1, f 7 . X .SW , ,Y i Nuels Chnstensen UDENT ,rw ' y? Jamce Bell Bunny Ogletree it gin 3l X ax Charlotte Snyder arf 'Q JOYU3 wa en Vlvlan Crlppen 'T'-.2 Nav gage M4 Alvin Brown Harry Lockwood 41' vo- Duncan Fordham We were unable to secure pnctures of Betty Kmghorn, Danner Hyrharrow Margaret Sturm David Jackson and Davud Bagan Vuclu Mock Mary Elizabeth Johns Cmolyn Fun, 9-we Mrs Wtnlfred C Plcknoy G .Q 'V' JWDQX s. l AX A ASL. Q - N Y'-m....?,lk ,,-fllh.. IB 1'-ns., N584 Llbbue Fordham Pat Shlmer Suzanne Sutlner Mary Epps Cv 'L S? 'Wim 'if 'D' its 'Tu 'Q' 'YN --9 Delores Wallace Mollue Sayers Bull Hendricks Connue Wa Lunda Dougherty Ed lovette Coleman Smith COUNCIL flex UM Www if Thomas McTeer Ida May McDavutt Tee Fraser may Alvun Brown Vuce Presudent Harry Lockwood Presudent Januce Bell Secretary and Nuels Chrustensen Treasurer Thus year the Student Councul us separated unto two groups senuor hugh and lunuor hugh Each councul consusts of four officers and a representatuve from each homeroom The Councul meets every week with uts sponsor Mrs Punckney At these meetings discussions are held on the activities concerning the school and ways in which the school in general might be improved. Through the representatives the students have a voice in heir school. Trove Matthews Emily Lengniclr Frances Talley Margaret Sturm ' .u , 1, 4 ,L 4 'Hi' u 'R T 'ig' 'gl ff, .., . - 4- .:. .,. D N 9 X XX X A au wifi-' ' c , W ents Plan AEW Program Around Therr ools For A Strong America Nov. 11-1 9 Our high Qgmrgr-of A Daily Activitie: me Emphasize Val Of Good Beaufort High students ticipate in programs the thcmv schools during -Ai - 'ek .Activities Council Sponsors , 'WW' WEEK Patriotic Parade Posters Urge Go ? o The Girls! Twirp stuck is only a in a' I' ' 'Q is rzjs avr x. m afraid thi. ., the b 'S vi the lwl 'f u' 05 ,, s 0 s, SX L' t 1.-girry their voters A opt-n :lin ttnnrs Tin- ghf. t x1,:,,- -'iii ia Elec' u d stage address in the special :iss 1-1. pzctzfvt our - 'assxnates .MXL Jeannie Black Clfditorl, Jackie Peterson, Marie Lettich, Connie Watson, Suzanne Sutker, Delores Wallace, David Cloud, Janice Bell, Yvonne Baker, Beth George, Jerry Hall. school newspaper, The Tidal Wave, came into being November 15, 1935, as a mimeographed sheet. It was first printed in 1948 and later it was admitted to the SCSPA. THE TIDAL WAVE SATURDAY, NC New York, now Mrs. R. Schnei- d der For all your school and office Shoes from here are the boys and girls Mzgy Eram'gShDei03Ch -- Beaufort supplies shop at . . MiCkE graduated in June? Usmess C 00 ar, fgghioy . 0' V1 . ' . y Black ' The Citadel Nea pellodch at Dairyland Twenty-one Beaufort Hiah School Beaufon Book store and UC my Bowers - U.S. Army, sta' BC oned at Fort Lewis, Washing- n P3 ar room with Got your h dy Boatwright - Agnes Scott M T H D A L w A v E S T A F F f Ollege 'om ' ' Evelyn's Bellamy Andmon Junior Jf', 4 r r M --M M-we-me-'L - Mft'-L'11U f mark rurniture Co. For man liege - mg School Holes, 12-B-Yvonne Baker. san- k 9 Blum '- The Citadel Gene Drew .. Clemson dra Cohen. Carolyn Martinyg 11'A BOYHB - University of South Gene Dyc-hes .., Clemson -Libby Fordhamg 11-B--Diane rolina ley Breland - married, living Beaufort, now Mrs. Jon Woot- lace Breland - employed in aufort, soon to be in armr rces y Bunton 4- employed in hern automobile factory Burns - University of Ten- see f Carr -- Berry Hill ia Ramsey Beaufort, e Clark - married, aufort pow Mrs. ,nm Billy Ferguson - Coast Guard Guard Training School. Gorton, Conn. Bill Fidler - Duke University 'Q French - University of '1 Carolina Bcssinger -- married, liv- ' Mrs. Grier Gatch married, now 'ti' J oyce Vance, 10-D--Pat Johnsg 9-B- Mary Elizabeth Johns: 9-E-Toni Metcalf, Vicki Mockg 8'B-Linda Suthker, Janice Mrooreg 8-C--Emilie Lengnickg 8-D--Ida May McDavitt, Danner Hryharrow, Donna Forney: For tho maximum in safety, have your car checked at . . Sires Se 'ce Center For lower p iob, got recai Beaufort Get your fa reasons I Buy from . . Lipsitz i S-Q -mm 7-E-Elaine Martin, 7-C-Eddie Lovette: 'IVE--Rita Stricklandg 7-F vigif . , --Inez '1. Edith Cole ' . . Mort' mature HON 5 I ' -Fredd in, lp, Jeanie 79 9 'eauhful Donna B if Anne Marie If.. mi 'xthcr 1'- ' .mny :overs 8 Cn Please the l fro Shirley McCortho, Jenny Smith, Rose Hudson, Sciroh Rosenthol, Jo Payne, Mrs. Holmes, Ronnie Toylor, Emily Loncoster, Jimmy Logon, Helen Fritz, ond N. M. Polk. Mrs. J. S. Holmes is the sponsor of the Club, ond Jeonnie Block is the editor of the '56-57 editions. The members of the club ore responsible for the selling of concessions ot the footboll gomes ond popcorn after school. They put out nine popers o yeor. NANCY ROGERS A5Xf5fQllZ' Ecldo: Abu. 1153530 gf TQ -YF.-sq, 5,-,., .4- fi SANDY LONG Sperm Edzfof' VN -u X ? Vx YNY' hi if f , . E xuwx, .J ' -4 WQ1 saw M. DAVID YUUNUULOQU ,l if f ,,f' IASJ'-1Ll!'?SiN,5?1 HMO: I JOAN HOLMES Assfsmfzf reofule Edfio: N: .,,fH4 L 2 Y J - 1, . fu NNY OGLETREE :O JOYCE WARREN Class Edifors ,W . SANDPL Q-'CHEN Ffffifzgw Edfrczf awvwfe W '-' is JA: 'Q 'V I Ji , 4, X LIBBY PORDHAM , 4, L ,. f1m.,c1l1ffM,Nf,+ - Mcxfvucl-1: . NORMA 90 NELL lf sm ig JL. Yis' M. Y A 'gy ri ,J FRANK HAMXLTON, JR Pflr-frnfjlcrpllvl fv-1 I Fi 4 f, if '. mmf Comms 1 N' ,qw Mf ff'?:l g1: EMM -, , X1 N fn .Q KEA, , A ,. ,win QA -A M , '1f K ' -0 ' BUNNY QGLETREE ' 41W ' sb 1 I fl, f'AC!'ft?V'fI!ilIfj Effiiri X v ix H, 'Q ff I , A. EPM PCUOCK 'VNM W ' A 'Mwrwfr V1 I . IA A 4',, 'A xv Vp, K! 4 ' fc!! 1 I I I Q wwe mwoms 8, Sgwougo' 5 I ' X. 6 4 Y A 5 '1- 7 5 lixlff A. KSN L 71 ':':J Yi: tcfyfw I AAPEE E.ACHkJURN JACNE CETERSON Deb a t 1 h 9 Under fhe leadership of Mr. Eugene Norris I baring club learns the method and procri Members are: Connie Wafson, Ba Snyder, Bill Garguilo Grindley, Alvin Mr. N , he de ces of G' rbara W' ' , Nancy Brown, orris, S Ronni ebaling fllfarns, Charloffe Head, Paula Sayers, Bill Marie leffich, Michael lfeyserling, UfUl7 R0-Yeflllwh Jifnfhy logan, Bill Ellioff, e Marliny, Howard Cole, Kathleen Dekehoe, and linda Senior. A H 1 ' I' U lh U f I CS In dramalics club the members noi onl and acf buf fo appreciofe lhaf Mrs. Nelrae Boslich lh Janice Bell, A Judillr y leorn fo or of afhers. S , e members nn Chrislense Parks, Paf .I ler, Marsh P ale ponsored by are: Toni Melcolli n, Carol Tudor, Judy Turner, ohns, Elizabelh Johns, Sharon Bowe- a Malone, lou Rogers, Molly Sfnifh, Virginia onds, and Bonny Spean. F ' ,'l S r lu.-A The TRADE AND INDUSTRY CLUB was organized to pro- mote the dignity of good honest labor and increased efficiency in the chosen occupations of its members. First row: Louise Rob- erts, Hilda Brant, the spon- sor, Mr. Oswald, Frances Ashley, Mary Powell. Second row: Lanclquiest Myers, Carl Stanley, Dex- ter Thomas, David Rich- ardson, Lewis Parker. Third row: Lavon Hair, Carson O'Quinn, Bobby Cooler, Bobby O'Quinn. Page Eighty-Fgor e PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB is an organization of students who are interested in learning photography They learn to produce bet ter pictures by developing and printing their own pictures First row Jerry Bennett Robert Hoskins Bill June David Cloud Second row Johnny Vukas Ronnie Tabor Ger- ald Gray The JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA work to develop compe- tent leaders in the field' of home economics, im- proving homes and com- munities. These girls de- velop well rounded per- sonalities while learning the essentials of cooking, sewing, and managing a household. Mrs. Mary S. Lee is the sponsor. ka' wt? JN. aww -4'4 l HB gigs? . ' gigs., The BETA CLUB The members of the Beta Club must attain a ninety- one average and keep that average to stay in the club. lts purpose is to pro- mote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership. It encourages and assists stu- dents to continue their edu- cation after high school. Miss Nancy Ulmer is the sponsor and Marie Lettich, Jenny Smith, Alvin Brown, and Tyke Mock are the officers. Page Eighty-Five vv' - , , 'N-N GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB The GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB gives girls the The BOYS' SPORTS CLUB is for all boys opportunity to play basketball, take exercises who enjoy playing sports. It is to teach its and learn the fundamentals of good sports- members good sportsmanship and the funda- manship. mentals of various sports. BOYS' SPORTS CLUB - --Q - .l 1 ,.,. The purpose of the club is to encourage the young people of our country to appreciate the civilization, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome. The members attend the Latin forum at Winth- rop College each year, and take part in school activities such as singing Christmas Carols in as- sembly, in Latin. Pictured here are the second year members and honorary members who are no longer taking Latin. 3 J. C. L. The Junior Classical League is made up of Latin students and former Latin students. It was organi- zed in 1947. Pictured here are the first year stu- dents and their sponsor Mrs. Virlie V. Holmes. They are initiated at the first of the school year, and are then members until they graduate. 4 ,af WNW 5 3 .3 X:- I 1 4 1 D .8 F I nl-, - I .rx -M-vu-. ,9 -L V , L iee i g M, , hr. Q .Y-4' G, :rp one u i isu i s odeIA I doV olAd THE MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB is o new club around THE AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB, under Ihe leadership B. H, S, having been formed only rhfx year. The sponsor ol its sponsor, Miss Nancy Ulmer, learns how ro run the is Mr, Sfokes. flsf ieowy Bobby Smifh, Eddie Ewell, Scorry film projector, and uxes rhis knowledge ro help fhe Iholnas, Tornmy Sfokes, Mr, Stokes, Jimmy Blackburn, leorhers run supplernenlary Iilrn strips. f2ndJ Bobby Garguilo, Woody Crosby, Kemper Powell, Richard Mcfirlhur, Joe Dacus, Mike Keyserling, Wayne Ramsey, Billy Jones, Ronnie Noblex. ' S I K Q 4 if 'WC 4, HT in 'Q'-1 ,ff- : gm. Mfg, F V? tub The Breakers Library C TVB X-'ttercry Magazkne encourages c.reat'we wrhkng by KSEATEDH: Mary Povlett, Frances Ashtey, Wtda Brant, att the students. PM Engttsh classes contrkbute dnd the Kdy Peterson, Connke Watson, Marie Lettkch, laekie Peter- vlritings are cornpkted by the statt. Xt Ks edited by Dgvtd son, Dorothy Shurnan. LSUXNDXNGH: lanet O'Quinn, Ann Y0V .9bx00d knot in the PAHCNFBB- Donatdson, Cetta Cternents, Narckssa Vukas, David Ptnney, Ptctured are Artene Letttch, Diann Hunt, CA-rgrkqne Miss Hunter LUbrarKanH, Carotyn Graves, and luanita Snyder, ryrargaret Berktey, Cgrotyn Mommy 50-Lum-re guqxcnd. Sfmfeff NSS NGWBW Ksentcr Ktgh sponsod, Mrs. Crovdey Club was torrned Hn 1937 and its purpose is to prornote W-'NO' 2950 59005015 Mrs, Mary Vette 'rs atso a sentor interest Rn books and Hbrary service, ns r. A . , my 'V r . K Y 'K K wif 1 : A N ' f E3 4, , V A' -' .. Q ' ' r ' 1 F hkgn sp 'im Booster Club Our Booster Club has done much to boost the school spirit at Beaufort High. The members have work- ed hard to make our sports events colorful and enjoyable. Officers are Pres. Donna Breland, Vice Pres. Tonny Ogletree, Secretary Bunny Ogletree, Treasurer, Joyce Warren 2 punt' W, I-N-ov, 1T2 '72-z R41- French Club Anne Christensen, Libby Fordham, Bunny Ogletree, Ann McEachern, Niels Christensen, Barbara Collins, Jenny Smith, Paula Sayers, Kathleen Dekehoe. Diane Vance, Barbara Brown, Tyke Mock, Patty Collins, Norma Powell, Jimmy Strickland, Bill Pollack, John Heles, Tonny Ogletree, Nancy Rogers, Bill Eliott, Kay Peterson, Mrs. Vella, Barbara Williams, Ronnie Taylor, Jimmy Thompson, Alvin Brown, Richard Clement, Michael Eaton, and Sandra Cohen. :Quia 5-+ ? l- llillfi I Q v I I .i!N'-,x ..a,I I I ml I I 'I I B '., 'fl 1' ., 4 , Rancid lf.a?L1Y4's H 128 ' uv fi: 1 fs 9.lWf1E5+1.? 5? ' 4 9 A in ,E 'Ml A Rv L H L lu! Bennett J 1 'I-4 f,.,.f r df? S s Q l y.-,,-- done sts stuff for Beaufort Hugh thus year' MIHIIIRAPHS f 'fin K. Agra L 5 3 94 F4 1 m X QQMWNMWW 3 LE, is .1 warg 1. . fgjl N is 1 1 'XIYI V HVJV1' h . -if. 5? 2? A 1 '56 1.37 Q 1. s 5 I' Gi . 9 1'- ..r f' 7951 1 4 A x v Fkiya 2,711 A T' Q 1. If ' a,', l . ,fx'i ,A .- ffff' fF.' filwi,-l + 'M .. F-4. my of ir .sv JL A Roy Butler, End on --nf,-f ,, L Jimmy Logon, HB r 'fbi 'YY ' Buich Polk, FB N p1-K x Dan Upton, HB Bill Elliott, HB Lionel Cobcmnis, End ., , f F , ,' k xr s xl . X-rx, , Head Coach Alon Shelton Doug Coppelmonn, FB ,A.--.....,.,,-,,,, ,wiv o , . -l 1 G X l lg 1 . , ,' .1 X M rap H k , Q .Y .M A V., Al, . V . ,' Q 4 W ? f fH--1 W l 'wx A ,' Y r if' ' X Johnny Vukas T A ,Wan .f 'f,11,p..'.,, Q Q , wmv? 4, qs. Wendell Morris, E Bill Sammons, HB Arnold Young, G Bruce Whitney, FB David Tolsen, Q. Johnny Gatch, G ,.. Mr' 'Z' if 9 Captain Edwin Campbell Richard Gay, E , , JW ,r 'Q 'Q ggglwm ?,:7X'5.4., .K jr . jgrn 'gf f I V ' ,4 . K mf'91:,f'w 15, afar, fel' , ?N1g. i iffy A l Nl I M V, '55 elgfvewilf - 4 A 1,5 xi N iq , lk. Ml M .iff-XYH M- R l f 3 W Y' ff' ', , H Clark Ry er, T ' f . ..,.. I ,,,, .. - -1155 Ny! .1 Billy Jones, QB Joe Bowers, FB f'l W James Warren, C Managers Dudley Smith and Ronnie Taylor Billy Cabannis, E ,,:m,,,,. ,lv .. ,I H r 4 53 ., 2 l my J wif ' ..:' ,rl af ,, H 1 . , ' J' Q 432359 -giw ,fi 4' ' .4 'di V 4 ,SV Lydia I 5 l ' V.: ' v ,E M if ll ll 7' an Vw J. J. Purvis, HB A Ray Williams, QB iw, ,Q xi 2 'i fl' A -+ 'UM Carl Hendricks 1 97 i 1 Larry Shoemaker, G Alvin Brown, E Tommie Tucker, G SCOREBOARD 1-X We They 21 Macedonia 14 ,Q 0 North Augusta 24 7 Bennettsville 32 26 Walterboro 0 J 6 Blackville 7 13 Wade Hampton 12 L 6 Summerville 14 6 St. Andrews 14 26 Eau Claire 12 7 Ridgeland 32 if 24 St. Paul 12 20 Alumni , r 22, 1. 'f l 4wJ7 Q'w Cheerleaders A, CM, A C , .Ji Q54-.iw fx - r N ,w. ,v, A .4 , v,'y7 I , 'f . vw ,V Katie Polk, Patti Collins, Hope Mcl.yWd,YD0hQq,Brelq'l'lfl1 ,Head Chee?- leader, Linda Powell, Sandi Long, Tonny Gqlftree. ' 0 1 4 C ia, A in W at .,,., .-fl' ,W in BUTCH POLK Mosf Valuable Back l EDWIN CAMPBELL Most Valuable Player Besf Lineman Best Block and Tackle L 11 1 rv- ,nl BOBBY O'QUINN Sporfsmanship Senior Football Honors This year iackefs were awarded to Harry Lockwood Clyde Newton Ed Cam bell Bobb lz '.........:. 1 Y 1 P I Y O'Quinn, Jerry Hall, and Manager Ronnie Taylor. Hope 2 il Y ,gil Tonny V Lindo 'A lst Row Bull Grindly Barry Snyder Tommie Collins Jimmie Thomas Buddy Lucky Frank Hudson, Bill Peter son R y Jack Mitchell Cappelmann 2nd Row Ronnie Taylor Manager Jerry Bennett Bill Hendricks Michael Jones Jerry Gallop, Winston 3rd Row Kenny Logan Louis Richardson Paul Clement Paul Schwartz Jim Whelan Buddy Taylor, Tracy SCOREBOARD Opponent Summerville Wade Hampton Carlisle Wade Hampton Carlisle ,. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mary Epps Head Cheerleader Caroline McLeod, Emilie Legmck Cook: ers Dolly Bishop Linda Pinkney Absent when the picture was made WA W Y 2 I e 6 1, :.. .-- ' X H' TIDAL WAVE Left to right: Bill Garguilo-Guard, Roy Butler-Forward, Chris Christensen-Center, Ronny Tabor-Forward, Lionel Cabannis-Forward.Up the T : Alvin Brown-Guard, David Cloud-Guard, Billy Jones-Guard, Bill June -Forward, and Carl Hendricks-Center. Absent when the picture was made, Doug Cappelmann-Guard, and Carroll Dennis-Guard. WAVETTES Left to right: Betty Jo O'Quinn-Guard, Edna Kraay-Forward, Marie Lettich-Guard, Linda Powell-For- ward, Pat Pt -F d N - ' - ' ty eerson orwar , ancy Rogers Forward, Sandi Long Guard, Anne Christensen-Guard, Char- lotte Howard-Guard, Tonny Ogletree-Forward, Mary Bundy-Guard, Jenny Smith-Guard, Beth George- Guard, Helen Compton, Guard. Absent when the picture was made, Forwards, Jean Blackmon and Caroline McLeod and Joyce Woods, and Guard Edith Ann Driggers. TIDIKL VVAVVE The Tidal Wave had a spec- tacular '56-'57 season, winning I5 and losing only I. Billy Jones and Chris Christensen were the team's leading scorers, while Ronnie Tabor, who was chosen to the District 8 All Tournament team was the playmaker. Roy Butler, Lionel Cabannis, and Doug Cappelmann rounded out the well balanced Wave. One Hu d ed Six BI Lionel Chfls oy Ronny OPPONENT BLUFFTON CARLISLE ESTILL HARDEEVILLE HARDEEVILLE BELLS RIDGELAND BLUFFTON WALTERBORO WADE HAMPTON ESTILL RIDGELAND CARLISLE WALTERBORO Tournament CHARLESTON HIGH Scoreboard THEY R we 39 32 69 55 67 51 52 26 49 42 60 35 42 44 wAos HAMPTON ........................................ 69 42 62 34 59 35 56 26 as 5s 59 37 68 53 78 40 n' .,.................................... 69 TNlkV1VfTES The Wavettes had a success- ful season, winning nine games and losing five. Nancy Rogers and Tonny Ogletree led the scoring with 279 and 277 points res ectivel for the season P Y' - Joyce Woods and Patty Peterson rounded out the forward posi- tions, while Betty Jo O'Quinn, Anne Christensen, and Beth George held down the guard spots. Nancy was chosen to the District 8, Class A All Tourna- ment Team. 0 Patty Ndncy Betty Jo Bel OPPONENT BLU FFTON ESTILL HARDEEVILLE HARDEEVILLE BELLS RIDGELAND WADE HAMPTON WALTERBORO WADE HAMPTON ESTILL RIDGELAND TOWN TEAM WALTERBORO Tournament CHARLESTON HlGH Scoreboard 38 THEY Anne h we 28 34 44 75 69 a 5o I6 32 41 54 46 BLUFFTON ......................,....................... 45 31 44 14 35 39 42 24 14 1 23 l Af I J Coach Captain QUILLEN FINLEY Billy Cabaniss We Opponent They 44 Carlisle 44 48 Ridgeland 29 34 Wade Hampton 24 29 Walterboro 'I l 53 Ridgeland 35 42 Carlisle 29 Walterboro Wade Hampton llth Grade All Stars lst Row Harold Holmes Forward Duck Stanley Guard Bruce Whitney Guard J J Purvls Guard 2nd Row Jimmy Blackburn Forward Wayne Ramsey Center Billy Cabanuss Forward Carl Hendricks Center l l s 1 ff' Tal at M A A ? . il lg ll .5 , ' r ' . U ti .. we-'O' First row: Bill Elliott, Pat Vaigneur, John Burns, Mac McLeod, Wallace Breland, Arthur Paul, Marvin Stanley, Billy Ferguson, Jimmy Logan. Second row: Jack Ferguson, Bill Sammons, Bill Godwin, Joe Bowers, Wendell Morris, Bill Clements, Chris Christensen, Lionel Cabaniss, Robert Hoskins, Norman Shoemaker Carl Stanley, Dan Upton, Lenny Taylor, Johnny Gatch. The 1956 team made track a big thing around B. H. S. The Ticlal Wave goes into the '57 season with a record 15 straight wins. After winning the Lower Stateltitle with about 10 out of 15 first places, the team went on to capture second place in the state. The Wave placed more men in the events than any other team, but didn't manage quite enough points to win the meet. The bo s Y placing in the meet were: 100 yd. dash-McLeod, 2nd, Upton, 3rd. v 1 1 gf 220 yd. dash-McLeod, lst. 440 yd. dash-McLeod, lst. 880 yd. dash-Breland, 3rd. Mile-Breland, 3rd. High Hurdles-Stanley, lst, Vaigneur, 4th. Low Hurdles-Stanley, 3rd, Boston, 4th. Half Mile Relay-Upton, Logan, Paul, Burns, 2nd. Mile Relay-Upton, Boston, Stanley, Burns, 3rd. Discus-Paul, 2nd, Broad Jump-Morris, 4th. . 1 L Mac McLeod, the '56 edi- tion's leading scorer, and Coach Allan Shelton, talk things over at the Lower State Track Meet at the Citadel. Mac placed lst in the 220-yd. dash, lst in the 440-yd. dash, and 2nd in the 100-yd. dash to be high man for the State Meet. I 43 K ' '-if .pf Ji. L si ln' 1' 1 is. I . ...- . 1 c 4' 1 K A f .vnsw-rg. 7 W ?..,, . 1 .if Q -4,,,, Y 1 QQ :1':LEfE'?N!i3 YZYT - I i L f-si ' ?' T'f'hi: ' fi. i ' Qi? Wil '11 H 45 . ,, ff K., , . . ' lx' Q , f 9 11 'Qfa A 1.151 , 7 . A . I if 5 in ' L . A M rx ' QQ' 9 ' - f ' 5' 3 ' , L L Q 2 1- L. - .. , , L. ' + 'U Le tw . 15 2' ff ii . yX ?ii1A1,.... 'f A A AD . W if 1 y rv- K fi' his M. V' in., i L W' ., H1-5fT,'y.55f33,.,,i N . , , .,,. M 4 'K 'Wm - Q.-.-f . , Mac McLeod, Lower Sfofe Meer. Joe poses for the camera af a mee? on P. I. Marvin Sfanley, Sfafe High Hurdles Champion, and Mac McLeod, Slafe Champ in the 220 and 440, pose for a pidure with Coach. f gc, E ..- - 2 W is 2: 2 .W-1 L 3 ,Q 5 4. Bill Clements, Lower State Meef. 5. Dan takes off at pracfive on P. I. . Mac McLeod winning the 220 yd. dash af Slale Meef in Columbia. Page One Hundred Eleven 5 . '- fa ,X 1 S ANL Ai Q' --nf Our Queen Sandy Our Maud of Honor HOMECOMING Homecomung 1956 The hnghlnght of the football season clumaxed by the crowning of Mass Jo Payne as Homecomlng queen postponed unhl November 13, the Tadal Wave dad ns queen and her court lustlce by rollung over the St Paul Pnrates, 24 12 Page One Hundred Twelve l l f ., Q' A en. ng l ,A my 2 l my l 2 f e 3g Jo ..... ...... ' Q Gayle and Bobby lil If Ks..-ig l y ibiza me Clyde and Jackie l l l l Sandy and Harry Affx CL: Barbara and Bill if A l l l Carolyn and Ronnie Jean and Jerry l 1 pn-n-n -'I Xi Lf1I l'1 Jeanie Block C GCS ki Mock C ' Vi F' Ann McEach . WS 4'1 CLASS BEAUTIES W .S',,l. 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Gas Company managed tax producing private enterprise lt IS owned by 31 499 men and women who have Invested their savmgs In shares of stock It IS operated by 1 820 employees and serves 23 counties In this state In 1955 thus Company provrded S7 7 mllllon rn taxes for the support of local state and federal governments South Carolma Electric 81 Gas Company H . . n I - I ' I I . ll , . l' I I PgO HddT y-T LUTHER'S PHARMACY Beaufort s Favorrte Drug Store Prescnptlons and Slckroom Sundrues ALBERT OGLETREE J C LONG O Phone III or 533 Congratulations to the Class of 57 6 .J Fox IEWELERS 912 BAY STREET PHONE PgOHddT yT COASTAL CHEVROLET COMPANY 504 C SALES AND SERVICE arferet Street Be f t S C COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE 24 Hour Wrecker Servlce PHONES Day Night Pgo HddT yF I 57 336 I 20 6-R Wa W- Q 5- L U ' 'fr , I . A 'f Q. New A Q Zig . It ,Q ' V' Mx. JENNY S. Qf JERRY H. ff ff... ' HQ . is fiif. I 5. EDWIN C. V. ' JOYCE E. vi, will ' t, A., RONNY T. LEONARD G. LOUISE R. JACKIE P. NELMAYS P. Q. . ww, BEAUFORT RECAPPING Compliments of B ELK-Sl M PSON CCMPANY COMPANY Beafort's Leading and Best Deal on the wheeln Largest Department Store Clothes for the Whole Famaly B0Ul1dGfy Sffeef sr-ross CLOTHING READY TO WEAR Telephone 660 YARD GOODS th 400 B EDWARDS 5c IOC SI 00 STORE 367752 VWLUE5 Wallace and Danner By Beaufort s Department Store 9 Y One of e elk Stores S i Q 1' 1 Iqim- For 80 Years fa' :r- X N' 9 906 a Street Phone 173 P O H d d T -S' The Shack Our Hangout GENE E DeLOACH Owner Koth Bros Greenes Drug Store Ge e Me'f d'Se EVERY BUY Must SATISFY Phone 62 Grocenes Meats Gulf Gas 81 Onl Best Washes to the Sensors St B fotSC ROYAL CARPET GOLF COURSE Fun for the Whole Family On the Parris Island Road PgO II II as . ' I I - v . ll Il I I Bay reet eau r, . H d dT yS X R H5 I -Q' x , , fm, ,. 231 if , ,Q E533 ' ji V YE? Wi n - .K-7: 5 Q, 25 UL VFW? gflizj, LW5 f img x .f M ws M B. 'df 43-gm In-A, ,L 45 R 5 a yy: f 51'-1 , , 5 X M , A .fps ,Q 5, R K A Q f ' I? 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'F-wx ,., 4 C -Q Congratulatlons Sennors Modern jewelers FOR GIFTS TO BE REMEMBERED tfed Da o d Glls 909 Bay Steel Mlckey s Bootery Your Famrly Shoe Store 715 Boy Street Phone 389 Best Wnshes Sensor Class Beauforts Only Men s Store 813 Bay Street Dalry Land SHORT ORDERS Burton Road Phone 22'l J Sea Island Cleaners Speed Clark Tel 489 Carteret at Prince Beaufort S C For the best wave n town make an appo nfment with Evelyn s Beauty Shop Bounda y St Phone 945 Congratulations Semors Beaufort Gulf Servnce Congratulations Semors' Llpsltz Department Store Coats Luggage Dresses Shoes Sults Jewelry 825 Bay Phone l'l8 Beaufort S C Pg o H aarhry l X , 0 , ll ll Cer ii i m n s i r Phone 615 I . I MARUN S MENS SHOP For after-game refreshments I I i i . 3 II ll f . , . . . W St. fmix Q jk ,i' X' X'-vga HILDA B CHARLOTTE S DAVE FAYE H. F ,gggw Sp Lffi fi k N YVONNE D. Af CAROL OF 5 4 JEANIE B JANICE B BETH CONNIE W LCS KATY P PATTIE C Beaufort Auto Parts Angus Fordham Hardware Company Your NAPA .Iobber us a good man to KNOW' SPORTING GOODS Co te et St eet Ph ne 333 BEAUFORT 5 C P O Box 376 Beaufot S C HORNE MOTOR COMPANY B y S et Phone 82 Compliments of e PEOPLES BANK Member of Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporahon ll u rr r o I Q , . . r,. or ' i . ' 5 ' 5 :A - . 714 o tre th Pg o H a amy-T F TALBERT . 1 TRAVELERS REST BEAUTY SALON EDITH PATTERSON N YOUR APPEARANCE IS OUR BUSINESS MULLIC-AN'S FIRESTONE STORE and SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE TEXACO L E Mulhgan B b Lnneberger ln.. Q FRANCES A vb 'Fi- Z If E m T WT' fm- ETHEL K NORMA P P if MARIE ANN L il 4- 155,51-'I TONNY and BUNNY W -.pf 'ws JANET ANNE C in- JOP MARY S JOYCE W ,is- SHARON Mc RED 6 WHITE SUPER MARKET Quality Meats Vegetables Frurts and Frozen Foods P p' -HAL YOUMANS Lady s Island WOOD S SU PERMARKET QAULITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES wers W' ed A ywhere COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE AND FRESH FLOWERS O Rep tato I G d BAY FLORIST BEAUFORT BOOK STORE PEOPLES INSURANCE Burton Block Company CO INC 403 Carteret Street Beaufort S C Manufacturers of Phone 282 CONCRETE PRODUCTS BURTON 5 C e Plant Phone 300 P O Box T46 INSURANCE AUTO FINANCING PQOHCI Thyr I I . I ro rletor I 3 Flo rr n ur u i n s oo 'IIO5 Boundary Street Phone II2 ., . , . . Office Phon I32 Underwood Typewriter Sales Agency TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MACHINES - ACCOUNTING MACHINES Sales - Service I7 East Bay St Savannah G K Zyorakvzf farzcfelz Dawg -an-v A DIVISION OF THE BORDEN COMPANY RN... X ICE CREAM MILK 927 WALKER STREET AUGUSTA GEORGIA IW Chatham Paper Company P O Bo 4 Sa cmnah G L SCHOENBERG C1 SON LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL P e 0 B a Iot S C Ma ager SAMUEL C GREENLY yIWt AIIO PHILLIPS FLOWER SHOP C t IONES APPLIANCE PHILCO TV FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES P R p bl Be ufot S PHONE 724 Pgo HddThyS . , a. I ff ,M-A. 1 1 EF.. , 5 T Sc: i ih Flowers I For Bes ishes . ccosrons . . x 53 v , a, 407 or eret Street Phone 3I7 Dealer in hon 'IO e u r, . . 910 ort e u ic St. a r, n f . Gay Fish Company ea Food of AII Kind In Season OYSTERS HUNTING ISLAND AT WARDS CREEK Telephone 41 F 13 Beaufort S C Todd s Grocery GRADE A FRESH MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GROCERIES Sealtest Ice Cream Esso Gas and I en AII Week tal 1 rn PHONE BEAUFORT 435W 1205 Boundary Street Beaufort S Venetian Blind and Awning FLOOR TILES fall typesl AWNINGS INLAID LINOLEUM BLINDS PAINTS WALL TILES Complete Lme of Kirsh Drapery Rods 1109 Boundary Street Phone 387 Best of Luck Seniors PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL COMPANY Wholesale Foods Orangeburg S C PETERSON S CASH 6' CARRY Fruits Groceries Meats Vegetables Rrbaut Road at Cnty Llmnts Best Wishes Class of 56 OLD FORT PROVISION COMPANY P O Box 316 Watterboro S C Congratulations Class of 56 Beaufort Supply Company Lumber and Building Supplies Phone 22 81 693 P. O Box 352 KINGHORN INSURANCE CO. Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '57 916 Bay St Phone 25 P g One Hundred Thirty Se a IIS ' F ll O'I Op 1 p. . -. I , , , .C. ' ' ' Co. a SCHIEN S BEAUFORT DEPARTMENT STORE FURNITURE EXCHANGE Ch '898 w E CLEMENTS COCA COLA BOTTLING CO 1 C t Phone 115 HM DOWDY 5 wooo s STORE GARAGE B PHONE826 SP fs hkf h a 1013 crles St. h' C f h L C S' Owner- . . ' lfff ,-fl A-I 1 .A 210 ar eret Street 3 Q Hunting Island Road 1814 oundary St. HUDSON'S GROCERY Seabrook S C Owner Mr Malcolm LINEBERC-ERS TEXACO STATION 711 Bladen Street Telephone 1001 SEA ISLAND MARVIN s TRANSPORT BONDED STORAGE BEAUFORT THE CITY OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES AND FINE FURNITURE NOW HAS A MOVING CODQFUTUIGTIODS AND STORAGE SERVICE IN KEEPING SENIORS WITH THIS TRADITION AY-R0 Phone Q4 F 211 xowgrfg 3 R R W Lobeco S C WWI I fi 1 I Beaufort Gulf SGFVICG Boundary Street Phone 208J BEAUFORT HARDWARE CO 723 Bay Street Phone 104 OHddF , . . , . Y Y ' I 1 ' as A 1 Wlltllll IU , , 'Io 'UW' . ' J own -... ' 4 ' ' ' A E ' 9 3f-I-L ' '- -T'fm,f T- 'Eg-gg. QI 'Lge 1: 'f '- -. A I J ITT? 33, Q . ha A i . . Compliments of L C BALFOUR COMPANY CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY 216 West Street Phone 279 429 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE S t JAMES H DEER CITY LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Best of Luck and Good Wishes to the CLASS OF 57 907 Port Republic Street Phone 177 Compliments f TODD C1 MOORE INC Your Specialist in Sports 707 Mom St Columbia S C Phones 2 082 and 2 7786 Prices prevail here os advertised by any Western Auto Store. 214 C011 Stree - . , Owner- Phone 176 I ' o , . II - - - II . , . . P 0 fl d F O 'Q c Q'- Nil, dv icq 9lU Q wtf' M .. v Q u 5 fr f S XM N w 2 f:g9ff'Jrig - O 4 ,gf .Q WAN. dl X X Seniors? Q. Pb- JUG'- --4 D M5006 196623 SQUID 9 fl L f N J ?:e we - A ' ,sw F ,L Al C -1 Q . T, I , 4 fi .Q 5 A 5. O .,,. S' S -an ' - A- 'EMA Sb urpfke v L ,X . fb A- W 5 M' , M Y mm x-:X -- me - Uadmuey 'wanag d6uD110M h an-18 m K, y I X X K 'T lx! -E 4 Pu , W , ,flag X yx Ono' . ff' f Q, w, . 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L KEYSERLBIG S OWNER WHOLESALE Ton cc - cANnu:s - suunnrcs - cnoczams I I 1 Y T Compliments of . f f , , , , . U We Wish fo Thank The Fo o 'va Fur on To The 5957 3515 3? ON AIX 'Afix L 'V RC fkwph an KN T S GRC 53.194 S 3 .J YOUNG FURNITURE STORE HOLLINGSWORTH BARBER SHOP SEA ISLAND FARM AND NURSERY B F Boyd Contracting Company ' 9 if wmv no' The-is 2IQo:1frf., 3 ' , . , . LJ? '27 H: ' :-'. . A'T'.3F?fS V'L:L':f'+.LE UEAT? DF 7'i,5IvK'F EQARESEF. S?-1522? V Coi l EUS. 'ST LJRE P?l.fE',?f CERY HE-F' f of G3 ,-.ml Ifi,ffffI'L.Ep5'3 ?UE2hN5TJ?-Ei? STORE I I I Class Poenu TIME You have held a chance for us To hope to grow to learn And prepared us for the world well face The new the unexperuenced the modern What do you hold for each of us? What us un store tomorrow? From the fules of tume gone by May we the unused moments borrow? Tume does not stop for thus For thungs undone are thungs we muss And tumes moves on ut does not care We must use each day as though a year We must luve as best we can To better know and understand To serve and love our fellow man Then tume wull not have passed un vaun by .leanue Black Hustory It was Fall 1951 Nunety eught scared but excuted boys and gurls stood un luttle bunches awautung the begunnung bell that would mark the dawn of each one s hugh school career Shakung from excutement rather than fear each gurl and boy ascended the steps and walked the halls that were to become and all too soon so very famuluar and common Enterung as seventh graders we were thrulled wuth the udea of changung classes fuve dufferent teachers athletuc teamwork and Band We were oh so honored at a nod from a senuor They seemed as far away and apart from us as nught us from day Mr T W Eatmon was our respected pruncupal He kept us un lune and stood as a bulwark agaunst any musdemeanors on our part Though we saw very luttle of Mr Mac around school everyday hus name was mentuoned quute often and now and then Mr O K MacDanuel spoke to us un assembly where we sat un the very back row of the audutoruum We had quute a tume wuth our classes un raun or shune we attended them un the several pre fabrucated buuldungs that were scattered about the campus We seemed no more than spectators un the excutung drama of hugh school lufe Eughth Grade' Now we felt we were almost a part of thungs and would possubly have felt closer had ut not been for the addutuon of more autsude buuldungs whuch were sutuated across the football fueld separa tung us somewhat from the rest of the school Our eughth grade could be descrubed as a serues of changes Thus was the year we welcomed Dr W E Fulmer as Page One Hundred FortySux our new pruncupal and Dr L C McArthur as our sup eruntendent Wuth the change un admunust atuon there were changes un many other phases of the school lufe and wuth us bug eughth graders there were changes too The gurls had persuaded theur mothers that they were old enough for lupstuck and the boys were be gunnung to fund ut duffucult to speak un one tone of vouce Then came the nunth grade' Green freshmen we were at last Now we really claumed a part of Beau fort Hugh School We had changed we were older and wuser we thought Some of us entered the excutung whurl of goung steady As far as studues were concerned we were proud also because we were able to choose two of our sublects and we dud so wuth enthusuasm duscov erung that each of us had unduvudual talents Yes upon enterung the nunth grade we felt we had taken a bug step toward the top of the ladder If only we had known the stumbles and falls that would follow Thus year we entered whole heartedly unto the Stu dent Councul prolects and other school actuvutues We wutnessed expectantly the busy buzz and hum of a new buuldung goung up Great was our excute ment as the tume drew near for us to move un as sully sophomores Tenth Grade' Now we were sophomores We stud ued and worked at our student actuvutues all the whule we consudered ourselves pretty bug wheels We were entutled to wrute storues and artucles for the TIDAL WAVE and to work on the BEAUFORTON IAN We had some real stars on the football squad NO... I I 'I I I I . . .I , . . . I I - 1 ' 1 - ' YET... YES... - 1 - 1 1 I I l . . . .. I , . -l l l l .. . - . . . .I , . . . . . . I , . I . I - 1 1 . . . I. . I ' I - . . , I .. I . . . .. . ,, . 11 - .. . I ' . ' ' . . . . . . . l . Q n lu ' ' . 'A . . . 1 . . . I I P. . l , ' .. . I .- . . . H. , . l ' 0 , ' . . ...l . I ' - - ll' ll and we were very proud of our boys and gsrls who had been provsng thesr worth on the basketball court Thss year we took part sn the school electsons Campasgnsng wsth sncreassng vsgor we plastered the walls wsth posters worked feversshly on speeches and sat wsth bated breath as the fsnal returns came sn We looked wsth admsrsng eyes upon the lunsors who were concentratsng now on plans for thesr Junsor Sensor South Pacsfsc Twelve of our boys and gsrls were chosen to be wasters and wastresses Each of us began thsnksng of new sdeas and money maksng schemes for our own sunsor year whsch was closer than we thought' Eleventh Grade' Cooperatsng wsth our new prsncspal Mr J M Ran del we worked to make thss year the best yet but what a rush We were too busy to conssder our smportance Prolect after prosect we rushed along stoppsng only long enough to plan the next thsng to do There was a whsrl of magazsne sales of bake sales and of dances Then came our play' As the fsrst lunsor class to gsve a play we presented Dear Ruth a successful productson whsch was more fun than carnsval They too were successful by all standards and we at last felt prepared for the Junsor Sensor banquet and dance After much delsberatson and sndecssson we de csded on our theme Stasrway to the Stars The thrsllsng beauty and the students enloyment of thss banquet and prom were evsdence of the hard work and earnest cooperatson that had gone snto thesr plannsng preparsng and decoratsng The year ended wsth a splash of color that was May Day and suddenly we were sensors' LAST WILL A I Frances Lee Ashley leave to Sandra Basley my abslsty to gsggle at any and everythsng Where Im gosng I dont thsnk they wsll want st I Yvonne Baker bequeath to any upcomsng mas orette the fun and wonderful expersences of besng sn the band along wsth one pasr of worn out boots whsch Im sure have marched some 250 msles I Jansce Bell leave my sensor spsnsterhood to Ann Lucky Shell need somethsng to hold her down by then I Rodney B Bennett havsng gasned nothsng leave less I, Freddy Bsshop, leave my abslsty not to be a Top rung at last' Could thss be true? We felt snad equate at fsrst but after a whsle when the realszatson came that there were so many persons dependsng on us we became harder workers acceptsng all tasks as a matter of duty and strsvsng to succeed however hard the task Now there were only 45 of us left out of our orsg snal 98 seventh graders When our sensor rsngs came we flashed them wsth prsde as all sensors do That bst of gold and stone ss a symbol of an educatson begsnnsng rather than endsng In early Aprsl we gave Our Town by Thorton Wslder We really had to work hard to meet the challenge of thss outstandsng play and we thsnk through able supervssson we dsd st lustsce Then came our glorsous trsp to Washsngton and New York Thss year we were the honored guests at the .lunsor Sensor and the star performers at the May Day We thank all the persons who have all along the way gsven gusdance prasse comfort or scoldsngs to help us reach and keep our present lofty posstson They are the ones who deserve the prasse certasnly not we At any rate the smportant thsng about hsstory smpressson upon the world and as we leave taksng separate paths we are sure that deep sn our hearts Beaufort Hsgh wsll always clasm a warm and specsal place Jansce Bell Class Hsstorsan NH TESTAMENT nscotsne fsend to my brother Jsmmy He needs st I Jeanse Black leave to Nancy Rogers my athletsc abslsty I Morse Blackburn leave my brother Jsmmy to the Student Bodv of B H S for the next I5 years May they rest sn peace I Hslda Brant leave my reserved seat sn Mr Yarborough s room whsch I occupsed for three years sn hopes some other student can make better use of st than l dsd I Donna Breland leave my quset and delscate ways to Ann McEachern sn hopes that they wsll lead her to John Saxon Page One Hundred Forty Seven ' I 1 n s u 0 0 I I - I 1 n . . , I I ' - - in . . H . . . . , . ' ll II . ' 2 ' l , , s 1 , I I I . I I I I , . . ' ' . - - - 11 H , , ' 2 h U I U I . . . Work. Tllefe Wefe the beaull' Comes' and I e IU 0 is that it is never finished. We have yet to make our . u I - . I I I . TH o ll I 1 ' ' ' ll II ' , . I , . . . . . U . Q . . . . , . , . . . , U I ' I I . T- o a l ' . I I I I . I . . - , ' . . . . . ' l ' a ' ' ' I I 1 D . , , , . . I ' ' I 1 I - I . A ,F l 1 . . I c DL- 4 f I I I Barbara Brown hereby wull my three foot stack of books to my brother Alvun to add to hus heught on the basketball team I Donruue Marue Bunton leave at long last to loun O Neal Deloach and leave to my brothers Johnny James and Muckey and to Janet Deloach the abuluty to get out of school quucker than I dud I Eunuce Bunton leave at long last to loun Ray Also I leave my seat un the audutoruum to my brother T L I Edwun Campbell leave one torn up lersey Number 51 to anyone who desures ut I Charles Carr leave to Dan Upton my abuluty to stay un school wuthout skuppung I Anne Chrustensen leave my abuluty to be basket ball hugh scorer to my luttle brother Chrus and a worn paur of knee pads to my suster Barbara for future use I Penny Clements leave my abuluty to get the mumps durung my senuor year to any one who can af ford them I Davud Cloud leave the abuluty to saw a woman un half to anyone wuth a sharp saw I Patty Colluns leave to my suster Barbara y abuluty to lead ruots and create unorganuzed confusuon wherever she goes I Wayne Easler leave my nuck ame 'Cuosaw to all my fruends for a remembrance I Lullue Caste lung leave Ruchard Gay un the custo dy of Vlarv Kraay I Muchael Eaton leave Beaufort for Calufornua I Jack Fergusen leave to Claude McLeod my heught and stature un hopes that he can do more wuth ut than I have I Joyce Ferry leave my abuluty to be a gurl hotrod to Betty Sue Smuth I Gerold Gay leave to Betty Jo O Quunn my abul uty not to study un study hall hopung she can make better use of ut than I dud I Beth George leave my abuluty to be lady luke to Nancy George and Pattue Peterson I Leonard Graves leave to Roger Bellamy one Ford Convertuble un AI wreckable condutuon I Lavon Haur leave to goun the Aur Force to fund some sungle gurls as all un Beaufort are marrued or engaged I Jerry Hall eave my tutle of Snow Kung to Norman Shoemaker because I thunk he needs ut I Faye Harden leave to Betty Smutl- .f -u bookkeepung class un hopes tl e can make better use of ut than I have Page One Hundred Forty Eught I Carole Heles bequeath to the forthcomung Sen uors the many class pruvuleges we enloyed throughout the enture year I Robert Hoskuns leave the abuluty to talk Mr Randel out of deluquent hall to my brother who has 90 days I Bull June bequeath to future sloppy scholars the rught to wear T shurts and sweaters unstead of shurts wuth collars I also wull to those to come my tattered hughtopped shoes as futtung emblems of the rught to dress the way they choose I Marue Lettuch leave a posutuon on the basketball team to my suster Arlene un hopes that she can keep ut longer than I could I Stephen Lundberg beung of sound body and mund PI do hereby wull and bequeath my tower suttung to anyone who wants a mudwunter suntan fAlso un cluded one CII offshore towerl I Harry Lockwood of sound mund and ludgement do hereby bequeath to anybody that wants ut my abul uty to handle two women at a tume un hopes they can handle ut better that I dud I Betty Lubkun leave takung everythung that I have acquured wuth me because no one else would want ut I Carolyn Martuny leave my more wholesome qualutues to Slasher Martuny who probably wont use them chewed chewung gum that Ive borrowed from her desk I Shurley McCartha wull by black haur to Wendell Morrus cause ld rather be dead than red on the head' We Sharon and Mac leave all of our wonderful tumes at B H S to our susters and brothers and head for P C I Clyde Newton leave my abuluty to skup school and go huntung and fushung to anyone who thunks they can get away wuth ut I Tonny Ogletree leave my basketball unuform to Joyce Woods and hope she wull get as much enloy ment out of ut as I have I Bunny Ogletree leave to Ann McEachern my nuckname Fatty that Mr Randel so gracuously bes towed upon me I Janet O Quunn leave one worn out Gregg Short hand book to anybody that can get more out of ut than I dud Robert Duncan O Quunn Jr leave my sportsman shup to Raleugh Ferguson and I hope he uses ut I I ' ' I I 1 1 ' I I . . . . , I ' . . . , , , . I I I I . I I 1 1 1 I I I . I . . . ' I 1 1 I ' ll ll c n I 1 . , I , 1 . . . . I I I , , - I I I I u I u Q I I I I u u 1 1 , l 5 n I I I 1 1 1 ' ' I . . ' ' I I 1 1 m ' ' . . a I I . . 11 11 - I - 11 ,, 11 ' , , n . C. . , .. u . . I, Fred Mead, wull to my suster, Carol, the stale, ., u. r , - . , I I 9 I ' ' ' , . . , , ' Ill , , ' ' 11 .s 1 I I 1 1 ' ' - , . . , , ' . . . . . . I , I . s I ' I I , . I I I I I l . 1 ' ' . . . . . , , , I . 11 ll ' - , . I - 11 - 11 , , ' ' , , I . . Y . I I 'M :f A :lr 'u . - J, ! - ' ' - 74. ,uf l, 1 -1 , . I Yvonne Padgett leave to Marguerrte Creech and Gaul Harvey my obuluty to work on Saturdays and not play around I Jo Payne do hereby leave I5 of my extra pounds to Ann McEachern In hopes she wull be kudded as I have been I Jackue Peterson leave my suster Potty my abuluty to druve safely under all condutIons I Katy Polk do hereby leave o slughtly bedraggled ponytaII to the people who always go around pullung I BIII Pollock leave my oower of coachung gurls football to Butch olk I Mary Powfl eave I I I Norma Pawel eave o my suster Lunda ore pour of slughtly worn shoes that know theur wav around the halls Vlay she some day ocquuue true abul Ity to full them I Nemays Prester o -ny t y este I DavId Ruchardson eave to Roger Bellamy my Oblllfy to go stead-.1 I-Ie needs It I Louuse Roberts leave tor greener 'IeIds I Ethel Souls leave my abuluty to say the wrong thung at the wrong tume to Ella Morton and to n suster Barbara a front seat In the audutcnum If she con make It there In tume I Ann SIres leave two Inches of my heught to Butch Polk so that he can be 6 5 I Jennue Smuth leave to my suster Ann all my good tumes on the basketball team I DIXIE Dean Smuth leave my dancIng abuluty to Helen Frutz and RIchard Beasley although they dont need It and also to the ones who do I Ellen Smuth lust plaun leave I Bully Steavens leave to any aspnrung Psychology student the obIlIty to remaun neutral In any argu ment that many chance In that class I Charlotte Kay Snyder bequeath to Barbara Mary Colluns my Iron tablets In hopes they guve her added pep and energy I Ronald Tabor wuth lofty noble grace leave to Norman Shoemaker my clean cut boynsh face but only on condutuon that he gIve hIs word to share wuth Ronald P Martuny my clupped colleguate hour I Ronald Taylor leave the posutlon of star water boy of basketball and football to any boy In Beau fort Hugh School hopung he can do a better 'ob than have done I Iuther Walton would leave a puece of my mund but her haven found It yet ovce Nor en leave to my brother James the few good g ades I haze I hopes that he wull study e th I I Connue Natson leave I1 the bottom of locker 333 one stale no fau sandwuch to Ann McEachern In hopes It wI'I lost her all next year whule I'n gone I Nell Wheeler leave to Margerute Creech my abuluty to catch a man and also my quuetness lwhuch shell never usel I Dovud Youngblood the untellectual bore leave all conceut to Kenders lAs If he needed morell Wutnessed By Ronny Tabor Class CustodIan Prophecy Here It IS the year 1970 and Yvonnes Unuversal Space l.Ines IS cllmbung unto popularuty slowly but surely These past thurteen years I have run unto many of my old classmates from Beaufort Hugh School My most rec ISIIOTS were Morne Blackburn and Edwun Cam :en t se ms that they sort of delayed gettung In I 6 oe ouse Marue was always tellung lakes to I e mumster and he never could recover enough to perform the ceremony I sent them to Mars by a specuol charter durect to Red s Honeymoon Hotel The hotel IS owned by Donna Breland who never quute got hooked herself due to the fact that the gross always looked greener on he other sude of the fence She goes all out to make other newlyweds happy though The Iandung fueld IS durectly behmd her buuldung and ID charge IS Harry Lockwood whom Donna always Iuked to have around HIs ossus tants are none other than Dovud Funney Wayne Easler and Ronnue Nobles who turned out to be very able mechonucs You know a funny thInq happened up there last week There had been o serues of space shup rob berues and the head ofthe Space Patrol Dovud Cloud master of all truckery at last captured the culpruts They turned out to be Bunny and Tonny Ogletree who fugured that beung twms could be put to no Page One Hundred Forty Nurue ' ' I 1 . . 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I e , , ' .III ' Q . . ,V . . . ., , , h ,- . . . . , . . , - , I , , - ' II II I better use One performed the thefts whsle the other establushed the alubu They ll be shot by super cannons unto space to revolve around Mars for 300 years The Inventor of thus useful Instrument was Fred Meade who personally attends each performance He always Iuked gruesome sutuatnons Last week I had a call from an old fnend Jo Payne who wanted to charter a plane to Alaska I put her off saymg I had none avaulable I guess she stull hasn t gsven up hope but I gust couldnt help her out slnce I have mutual Interests up there too I heard from her that Shlrley McArtha and Patty Colllns are stull In New York makmg top salaries as models They llked ll so much when we went there on our class tnp that they lust never returned She also told me that Carole Heles had converted old Fort Fremont at Land s End Into an exotlc nightclub called La Ruch ard Jo sand It was quate a hang out for all the Naval Hospltal officers If I know Carole thats what she had IH mmd A bug surpnse however was the two stars of her floor show dance team Norma Powell and Jerry Hall Another feature of hers IS Bully Stevens champion chess nlayer who takes on any of the guests and the house pays If he IS defeated Jeanne Black was In to see me all excuted about a column an her newspaper The Umversal News It told of two old classmates Davld Youngblood and Stephen Lundberg berng marooned on a small planet near the moon After 26 hours Nell Wheeler and Carol Weaver head pollcewoman of the Space Pat rol located them and returned them safely Up to theur old trucks agalnl Looklng through the paper we came upon the Sports page and wlth a second look recogmzed Anne Chrlstensens pacture The headllne udentlfled her as captam of the Hazel Walker team How we laughed' Whale we were talkung over old tlmes Bull June came In he s my chuef shun desagner with another of hus bralnstorms He thought that It would be nlce to try out hus newest 1970 zoomspoon by VISITIFIQ Sharon and Mac McLeod and Joyce Warren and her hus band on thear farms on Mars Jeanne readily agreed and the next day we three were off to see Shay and her progeny She told us of the happemngs around their community and the most fascmatlng was the construction of an Olc' Maud s Home headed by Hulda Brant and Frances Ashley They were hoprng for a full house and expected Conme Watson and Mane Lettuch to be vusutung them soon We stopped at the Shack for lunch yes Muke Eaton has a unlver sal chaun of them Joyce then contrlbuted to the gossip by telling that Bull Pollack now famous lawyer had lost hus furst case and It was such a blow that he s In the hosputal attended by a prlvate nurse Lounse Roberts Returmng to Beaufort I was suddenly aware of the changes that had been made not only In our cnty but all over the Umted States I thought of Yvonne Padgett and how well she manages Beaufort as mayor Her only problem IS Jack Ferguson astute polmclan stnll argumg over the segregation srtuatlon Taking care Page One Hundred Fafty of the Highway Patrol IS Davld Rnchardson and on hus staff as Ed McTeer now sherlff of the county He followed In hus father s footsteps as has Lrllre Easter lmq who us In charge of the Unemployment Bureau Gerald Gay ns manager of Edwards now a large de partment store makmg mullnons I hear Janet O Quinn IS doing a flne lob as malntenance officer and we should be getting a new Ladles Island brtdge soon Of course Ann Slres stlll has her chaun of gas sta tlons with which I have a ten year contract for fuel but glvlng me close competutlon IS Barbara Brown head of Browns Used Space shap Lot Gettung under way In the used car busuness us Mary Smuth who sells only Mercurles makmg qulte a go of It Thmkmg over the national pscture I silently praused Janlce Bell furst woman presldent of the Umted States and Charlotte Snyder Secretary of Defense She had gotten much practice along thas lme whsle stull In her teens' My eyes focused on two tnckets laymg on my desk and ldly I picked them up What a surprlse' Carolyn Martmy now a famous actress was appearung un Beaufort Youll never guess who her manager as none other than Leonard Graves The tucket sand that she would be at the Elementary School, whose pruncupal IS Kate Polk Quite a few of our 57 qlqgs have returned as teachers here In Beaufort Nelmays Pnester rs teachmg fnrst grade Ethel Sauls muslc durector and Jackle Peterson guudance advisor Our old Alma Mater provldes a IIVIDQ for some of my classmates too Rodney Bennett got such on attachment to the place that he s now prlncrpal and sensor sponsors are Eumce Bunton Faye Harden Beth George and Betty Lubkun But of course many of the old crowd have spread out Joyce Ferry has returned to Mlchlgan where she s happsly married and Ronnue Tabor IS llvlng In Italy teachmg Englush luterature at a large unlverslty Lookrng at the note my secretary Ellen Smith had left me I was remmded that we had another honey moon fllght to Mars tomorrow Ronnie Taylor and Penny Clements I remember their tellung me thenr romance had started In second perlod sensor Engllsh class They had a hugh wedding the musrc written and arranged by Lavon Halr and sung by Mary Powell We talked over old tumes and Ronnie mentioned that Clyde Newton now owned a fleet of shrimp boats In New York and had as chlef navlga tors Don Bennett Charles Carr and Luther Walton He also told the sad story of Freddne Bishop and Robert Hoskms They had concocted some sort of new space shop nt had qone off course and they were no where to be found I secretly thought them to be hndmg out at Hilda s Place I found thas quite amusing and whale laughing I was Interrupted by a volce calllng Yvonne get up this mmutel I wont have you late for school on Graduatnon Day Yvonne Baker Class Prophet . . . . . . - I . . . 1 . 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