Beaufort High School - Beaufortonian Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

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fb . Xvijp ff v- S z Z 2 1 S 1 f s I 4 1' 7 ff., 1 ,. . a 1 I1 W-Wm MIC M 1 -r . in 1 --' -- l' .. M! lui First row, left to right: Vivian Crippen, Adeline Rentz, Pat Shimer, Hilda Cay, lean Bowers, Teddy Potter, Gail Linelverger, jay Smoali, Lowell Baker, Peggy Allen, Annette Cainphell, Marjorie Baper, Evelyn Lawton, Ann Lesesue, Miriam Peeples. Second row: Dot Shuman, josephine Smith, Gail Harvey, Catliie Sliroeder, Mary Kraay. Marie Hohhs, Juanita Rutland, Harold YVlielan, Rose Hudson, Barbara YVright, Virginia Ponds, janice Petteroek, Virginia Collins, Lou Rogers, Helena Langford, Sandra Tuelier, Joyce Harvey, Beverly Shell. Third row: Paul Robinson, David Cordon, Lenny Taylor. CA orua YVifl1 a Song in Their Hearts Beaufort High Schools all-girl choir under the direction of Xliss Kay Felder made its debut at a Christmas concert with the high school hand. XVith the speech class it presented an impressive assembly program at the Easter season. ln the late spring the chorus again joined with the hand to present the final concert of the year Several memhers of the group traveled to Rock Hill to observe the South Carolina Nlusic Festival held at Nlwintlirop College in April. Included in the weekly class schedule is two days of directed listening to xvell-known classi- cal and semi-classical music. At present there are thirty-five girl memhers with Beverly Shell the newly-selcwted accom- panist. Six boys were memhers of the chorus first semester. In front: Janis XVarren. Left to right: Barbara 1 4 x'i 1 s aforeffed Thompson, Kitty XVyun, Marian Fritz, Ursula Goethe, Linda Benton, Barbara Bennett. 1 L ! . . - W . j y ,ii ,, . .-M693-wr-f - VF. '-me-,f1n't' ' .f Q' 1-F55 U f J. -.ff2'f'3 f -' --','y- 65,47 4-Q f2.2 39fb 1. , .,,,-, .-.- . - Q ig... A ,,2,+' - M ip B , miifffiv. -A-- ' ,..,-,. . 1 ,Mg Q U K, , V . e 1' ff1?','j 3 far -,.. ' ,.., ,A I , Z. . V- ' 1 X , - V ' 14, -ij '. - , -.-f V M .f1??-fit.. 1 S ' ' f ' m,,,,.,f,s.. 1 v Af '1'-x r.,,.'f--'A'-. , K -.' f S N ws . I . riuvu- b 5. . ---- ii. v JZ' ,gum -. . 4. - .2-4af,.3:gK 1. '51 ,. ' ' ' KIT' , . ,Q .1,,., ' ' J' fy ' L '. , .Q , .

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H-Hn Hua W, viii llhilxanma 4- Gfaswuammg M mx ll I , C7 , i in Front rank, left to right: Janice Warren, Kitty XVynn, Marian Fritz, Ursula Goethe, Barbara Bennett, Linda Benton, Barbara Thompson. Second rank, left to right: David Crosby, joan Mitchell, Phylis Deloaeh, Ann Cibson, Bobby Mitchell, NVebb Langford, Ed Haynesworth, jackie Kainard, Carolyn Brownlee, jerry Bennett. Third rank, left to right: Perry Allmond, David Bogan, Buddy Carganious, joy Keyserling, William Norton, Connie Wall, Christine Cloud, Telsy Olsak, Donna johnson, Roberta Holt. Fourth rank, left to right: Vernon Schroder, Kemper Powell, Dick Hiers, XVillard Polk, Paul O'Quinn, Frank Davis, Dorothy Ann Taylor, Lynn Fraser. Fifth rank, left to right: jimmy Bishop, Ronnie johnson, Sammy Reynolds, Iolin Simpson, Robert Morris, Riley Bennett, loe Shuman, Stanley Schein, john Scherer. Sixth rank, left to right: Dennis Smith, XVaync Crosby, Robert King, Denny Dykes, Harold Holmes, jimmy Thomas, Rickey Miller. Practice Makes Perfect. we 'O pf :fi- H, marches bv. A? X X1 U The Pride of B. H. S. X Trumpets blaring . . . eymbols clashing . . . drums beating wildly . . . SPIRIT soars as the li. ll. S. band Blade up of 60 members, the band, under the lead- ership of Xlr. james Stuart. not only provides enter- tainment at football games, but also furnishes the music for the Xlay Day Festival, participates in all parades. gives occasional programs for the student body, and holds concerts for the public periodically. yi! - -1-A3

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HM Q il EQ, 4 .'- si .1 Xt A ll fix .4-X Standing: Paula Sayers. First row, front to hack: Cseatecll XYillard Polk, Clayton Sketoe, Paul Robinson. Second row: Sarah Rosenthal, Mary Ellen Marcil, Vivian Crippen. Elaine Mt-Curcly. Coreen Tooley. Third row: Ann Lesesne, Evelyn Lawton, Pat Benton. Lottie Shynkarek. Coleen Blackman, Carol Meade. Fourth row: Irene Blum, Virginia Ponds, Vicki Mock, Toni Metcalf, Tommy Palmer, Hugh Gibson. ollferary agazine Bluebloods - Printers Ink' in Their Veins The Breakers, the literary magazine of Beaufort High School, is the publication for which this organi- zation is responsible. The staff collects the best writ- ings of junior and senior high students and compiles them in this yearly magazine. This year the descriptive sketches, poetry, non-fic- tion, and fiction published in The Breakers were the winning entries in a literary contest conducted through the English department. The staff consists of the following: Editor, Paula Sayers, Associate Editor, Irene Blum, junior High Editors, Mollie Sayers and Michael Cre yg Des- criptive Sketches Editors, T 1 . etcaf and Vicki Mock: Fiction Editor. Betty Hacknerg Non-Fiction Ed- Q-? 75 '11--v' Paula Sayers itor. Pat Shiinerq Senior Editor, Vivian Crippeng junior Editor, Sharon Bowlerg Typists, Evelyn Lawton, Ann Lesesne. Pat Bentong Sponsor, Miss Ruth Newell. Irene Blum BREAKERS EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR Page Seventy-Two