Beaufort High School - Beaufortonian Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

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USIC On your mark: get set: go! FRONT: Dot Graves. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Bennett, Linda Benton, Marian Fritz, Ursula Gothe, Carol Baily, Joan Mitchell, Janice Warren. SECOND ROW: Mr. James Stuart, Linda Neidich, Buddy Wagner, Rolla Langdon, Tillman Erwin, Buddy Gurganious7 Bobby Mitchell, Frank Pape, Vernon Schroder, Sally Goodwin, Ed Haynesworth, David Bagan. THIRD ROW: Jane Shields, Ann Gibson, Sylvia Russ, Eleanor Connelly, CALENDAR OF EVENTS l958-1959 W All home football games . . Sept.-Oct.-Nov. Football game at Hampton . ........ Oct. All-Star game at Hampton . . .. . . . Nov. Homecoming Parade ....... .. . Nov. Opening Port Royal Harbor . . . . . . Oct. Christmas Concert ............ . , . Dec. Christmas Parade in Beaufort . . . . . . Dec. Christmas Parade in Charleston Dec. Boy Scout Parade .....,.... . . . Feb. District Music Festival . . . , , , Mgr, May Festival ......... . . .May. Spring Concert ....... .. May. Graduation Exercises . . . , , , June Page Seventy-Two Evelyn Koth, Alexia Jones, Charles Eubank, William Norton, Joy Keyserling, Perry Almond. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Blackburn, Barbara Goodwin, Ronnie Johnson, Bert Parker, Tommy Wagner, Harold Holmes, Dick Hiers, Joe Shuman. FlFTH ROW: Jerry Bennett, Jimmy Searson, Richard McArthur, Lesley Olesok, Carol Lone, Jackie Kanavel, Roberta Holt, John Scherer, Frank Davis, Willard Polk, David Crosby. ON PARADE lt's time for the mon in white and gold, Mr. Stuart, to take a bow.

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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

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DEPARTMENT Let's all worble like nightingales. FRONT- Miss Kay Felder, Director. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT. Vir inia . 1 ' Q Collins, Tedclie Potter, Carol Major, Linda Powell, Mary Todd, Gayle Line- berger, Annette Campbell, Faith Milner, Carol Meade, Theresa Barrows. SECOND ROW: Sandra Conwell, Helena Langford, Shirley Weaver, Mar- lene Peeples, Eleanor Doane, Sandra Tucker, Jean Bowers, Dollie Bishop, Helen Compton. THIRD ROW: Irene Chiney, Bonnie Corbin, Linda Holb, Lou Rogers, Pat Wilson, Donna Ferrell, Joy Alderman, Barbara Williams, Adeline Rentz. FOURTH ROW: Pat Shimer, Hilda Gay, Joyce Ownby, Pat Madden, Mary Elizabeth Johns, Joan Gouch. CHORUS Directed by Miss Kay Felder, this year's chorus has brought joy to all of us. Their songs were the bow on our Christmas program package, and their spring concert was equally delightful. They also participated in the district music festival. The officers are Linda Powell, president, Hilda Gay, vice-president: Gayle Line- berger, secretary-treasurer, Helena Langford and Annette Campbell, librarians: and Mary Elizabeth Johns, accompanist. ' MAJORETTES Wl1o're the leaders of the band that plays for you and me? FRONT: Mascot-Dot Graves and Head Maiorette-Ursula Goethe. Other Maiorettes: Marian Fritz, Joan Mitchell, Barbara Bennett, Carol Bailey, Linda Benton. Page Seventy-Three