Beaufort High School - Beaufortonian Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL In its final year at Beaufort High on the Bay, Student Council did its utmost to leave Beaufort High with its color flying proudly. It succeeded! Under the guidance of president Bill Grindley, council procured a student telephone, student activi- ty center, and milk concession for brown-baggers. It also furnished monitors for the halls and lunch- room. A committee for regulating money making proiects and voting amendment were among other projects. Council delegates observed the work of the James Island High Student Council and attended the State President Bill Grindley keeps students Ray Williams, vice-president on duty at and District student Council Conventions. informed. activity center. The year 1958-59 will go down in the records as one of council's greatest. Dody Wallace, secretary, finds stu- Dennis Smith, treasurer collects feel MV- YUTIDDVOUSID UdVlS0l', l'lelP5 SN- dent telephone a convenience. from student wishing to use telephone. 59575 with Pleasure- REPRESENTATIVES, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Smith, Dody LaFebvre, Mary Elizabeth Johns, Bob King, Vicky Mock, Teddie Potter, Wallace, Ray Williams, Mr. Yarborough. STANDING: Bill Grindley, SEC- Mary Epps, Dotty Perry. FOURTH ROW: James Cooler, David Courtney, OND ROW: Thomas Conn, Susan Hawkes, Barbara Goodwin, Corinne Lesley Olesak, Tee Fraser, Ann Smith, Gloria Hiers, Pat Fordham, Ida Brady, Linda Powell, Louise Kinghorn. THIRD ROW: Benny Lee, Ralph May McDavitt.

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JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The Junior High Student Council had among its proiects this year hall monitors and a spring dance. lts main goal was to prepare the Junior High students for leadership in later academic life. Its officers were Carol Skinner, president, Jeff Tooley, vice-president, Nancy Anderson, secretary- treasurer. Under the able guidance ot Mrs. Charlotte Grant- ham, the council has done much for the betterment of the Junior High students. ADVISOR: Mrs. Charlotte Grantham OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Anderson, treasurer, Carol Skinner president: Jeff Tooley, vice-president. JR. HIGH COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kaye Warren, Roy Gray, Nancy Anderson, Jeff Tooley. STANDING: Carol Skin- ner. SECOND ROW: Barbara Little, Toni Outlaw, Judy Reames, Mrs. Grantham. THIRD ROW: Butch Smith, John Schoeny, Joelynn White, louise Crosby. FOURTH ROW: Wescott Phillips, Betty Mack, David Youmans. +1ws mln.--11 1 1