Beaufort High School - Beaufortonian Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

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E I I i Paula Savers xx IS chosen NI1ss H1 vllbb bv her class mate5 and represented Beaufort 1n the NI1ss H1 NI1ss act1w1 t1es She xxas selcctcd on the b1s1s of outst 1nd1ng scholar sh1p leaderslup ch1r1cter and person 1l 1ttract1veness Paula lb LCllt0T of the htcrarx magazme THE BRE -XKERS sen1or ecl1tor of the BEAL FORTONIAN and C0lllITlDlSt for the TIDAL XVAVE She lb 1lso secretarv of the sen1or cl1ss 1nd 1 member of the BLt1 Club Paula IS 1 Sen1or Xlarshal md xx1s elected Nlost Intellectual of the sen1or class She IS f1 leader 1n the C3tllOllC Youth Organl zatlon U1 9 een Carroll DGDDIS was selected Klng Teen of Beaufort Hlgh by h1S classmates He was chosen on the baSlS of scholarslup leadershlp character and SGYVICC In hlS sen1or vear he was an offlcer of h1s homeroom and a center on the vars1ty football team He was elected the Best Lookmg of the sen1or class Carroll has played on the basketball and b1seb1ll teams and has been a member of the Sports Club and Iumor Classlcal League Q fgeffr -0 'ISP A151 PogeOeH ded Fo L Ann NIcE'1chern xxas chosen DAR Cood C1t1zen of Beaufort Hlgll bx her classmates She xx as selected on the baSlS of c1t1zen5h1p le1dersh1p character and SCTVICC Ann IS v1ce presld nt of the sen1or cl 1ss and 1 Sen1or Marshall of Beaufort H1gh She IS presldent of the Beta Club and colummst of the TIDAL VVAVE Ann was elected Best All Around of the sen1or class She h1s the d1st1nct1on of servmg lb cl155 presxdent 1n botl1 her sophomore 1nd yumor years

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616165 geaufieo Y Miss Senior Miss junior LINDA POWELL BEVERLY SHELL Miss Sophomore JOY ALDERMANN Miss Freshman BARBARA BENNETT Arenit they lovely? An annual beauty contest promoted by the BEAUFORTONIAN resulted in the selection of Class Beauties. Forty-six girls from the ninth through the twelfth grades were in competi- tion for these honors. judges for the evening were Mrs. Temple R. Harris, Major Ralph Woods, and Lieutenant joseph Sassano. Dr. Leslie Vickers served as master of ceremonies. i Page One Hundred Three SRX

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QQ S4 It X.: I fs Qs Q C2 s vs CD Row One, Left to right: Nancy Rogers. Alvin Brown, Ann Lesesne. Ann McEachern, and Tyke Mock. Row two: Paula Sayers, joan Holmes. Irene Blum, and Marguerite Creech. Row Three: Anne Harley, Cathy Shroeder, and jimmy Gordon. Wmlmf Scholarship and Service The Marshals, organized at BHS in 1957-58, are the twelve students who have the highest scholastic aver- ages during their freshmen, sophomore, and junior years. A striking red band, edged and lettered in white, is the official insignia of the Marshals. Top-ranking juniors are initiated in late spring so that they may serve officially during the commence- ment season. The quota will he filled early in the new school year. Marshals serve as ushers at all school functions. Upon invitation they will assist with programs sponsor- ed hy civic groups or organizations if the activity is ap- proved hy the school officials. The sponsor is Mrs. Virlie Holmes. Left to right: Nancy Rogers, Second honor, Alvin Brown, First honor, and Paula Sayers, Third honor Page One Hundred Five