Beaufort High School - Beaufortonian Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

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'is- Q? '1p-' in g 'f'25' 'LS if ff. -..Q i'v,,,v TYKE MOCK DAVID XVINECOFF LOUISE KINCHORN BILL CRINDLEY , QSM-rf. MARY EPPS DONNA AUSTIN JM of Slam Scholarship, character, school spirit. participation in CXtl'il-Cll1'l'ICllllll'HCIIVI- ties, and achicvcmvnts mark thc- stndm-nts who appcar in the Bcanfort High School Hall of Fame. Final svlc-ction of thcst- stndcnts was made hy tho Hall of Fame's sponsoring organization, Student Council. Each rvspvctive class had nominated three candidates from the B -average students. l'ls4 W 'vs R.. , 5 Xgx V' 'Q x I K BRUCE VVHITNEY GLORIA HIERS EMMITI' COMPTON ALEVIA JONES k's-'X 5... L fr'-v i IR' 15 BILL HENDRICKS MICHAEL .IAQIIISH li int

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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

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.4 ., I l 43 -,Q all 4 Ai f . J V f Officers, left to right: Carroll Dennis, Vice-President, Nancy Rogers, President, Dody NVallace, Secretary, and jimmy Logan, Treasurer. V you Cell tel' ,, ,fx F lx fi gf T if fffa Featuring Our Canteen 'fl-1' Lv ' 'l ' Hey, where are you going tonight? Oh, I guess I'll go to the Canteen. The Beaufort Memorial Youth Center is the gather- ing place of almost all of the B.H.S. teenagers. It is open three nights each week on Thursday for the it junior high and on Friday and Saturday nights for the E senior high students. , The Youth Center offers varied amusements, such U as dancing, ping-pong, pool, and T.V. ' M 1 It is govemed hy an adult advisory board, headed by ' Mrs. WV. T. Petersen, and the youth executive council, composed of the officers and three other students, ! Tyke Mock, Bill Sammons, and Dave Winecoff. il I want my money back: joy Aldennan and jimmy Logan. NVar at the ping-pong table ROCR and Roll l?l Left to right: Butch Hinson, Ann Luckey, Mike Winecoff, Left to right: Pat Dalton, Dody NVallace, Mike Wineeoff Duncan Fordham, Pat Dalton, Nancy Rogers. Nancy Rogers, Duncan Fordham, Ann Luekey. 4'