Beaufort High School - Beaufortonian Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

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FUTURE FARMERS The purpose of the F.F.A. is to instill in its members agricul- tural leadership, character, and scholarship. This year under the guidance of Mr. Ralph Davis, sponsor, the boys had a live- stock show and displayed their proiects. Officers: President ....... Jerry Gallop Vice-President ....... Ed Carr Secretary ...... James Bunton What's cooking? Where's the farm? FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Carr, Jerry Gallop, James Bunton, Mr. Ralph Davis. SECOND ROW: Billy Kizer, Roger Bellamy, Laurie Dean, Robert Gay, Butch Wilson, Bob Carpenter. THIRD ROW: Donnie Smith, Robert Kenemur, Bruce Boyer, Paul O'Quinn, Coleman Smith, Jimmy Hawkes. FOURTH ROW: James Warren, Kenny Raper, Howie McTeer, Billy Hagy, Jerry Norton, Tommy Collins, Charles Heape, Perry Allmond. LEFT TO RIGHT: James Jackson, Andrew Gallop, Linton Pinkney. JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Junior Homemakers of America attended the State Fair in October and in February they sponsored a mother-daughter tea. Officers: President ....... Linda Wells Vice-Presiclent .... Annie Ruth Benton Secretary ..... Janet DeLoach Treasurer ..... Cookie Bowers Sponsor . .. .... Mrs. Lee SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lynn Griscom, Rhonda King, Patsy Anderson, Claudia Ellis, Mary Brown, Ann Gibson, Dionne Parker. STANDING: Linda Wells, Cathy Martin, Janet Deloach, Yvonne Bowers, Dianne Booker, Sandra Meotler, Cookie Bowers, Mrs. Lee, Janice Warren. Page Eighty-Two

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BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club has helped build school spirit. Among its projects for the year were tak- ing buses to the football games, selling football programs, and sponsoring sock hops after the football games. The officers of the Booster Club are as follows: President ..... Vice President .... Hilda Gay Secretary ...,... Linda Powell Treasurer ...... Joy Alderman Proiect Chairman . Ann Luckey Sponsor .... Mrs. Von Harten Dody Wallace Victory, victory is our cry! FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Irma Vukas, Annette Combell, Caroline McLeod, Kitty Wynn, Linda Powell, Joy Alderman, Hilda Gay, Dody Wallace. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Graves, Patty Peterson, Helena Langford, Theresa Barrows, Emily Lengnick, Beth Kaney, Ann Luckey, Mrs. Van Harten. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Nobles, Willa Willis, Joyce Ownby, Mary Epps, Nancy Brown, Christina Riley. FOURTH ROW: Lenny Taylor, Buddy Luckey, Billy Jones, Teddie Potter, Kemper Powell. T AND I CLUB Hurry and take this picture so we can get back to work! FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter May, Johnny Belger, David Courtney, Paul O'Quinn, James Cooler, Bobby Mitchell, Bruce Boyer, Harold Hendricks, Mr. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Buddy Gorgonus, Marshall Michael, Johnny Gatch, Dick Stanley, Sidney Peeples, Larry Kizer, Bill Haseldon. THIRD ROW: Benny Ankerson, Larry Rogers, Michael Keyserling, Pat Dalton, Bill Grindley, Frank Hamilton, Tracy Davidson. FOURTH ROW: Maurice Campbell, Johnny Polk, Bill Kennedy, Dale Groves, James Clark, Roger Bellamy, Rollie Ferguson, Tommy Collins. FIFTH ROW: Clayton Ellis, Carl Copeland, Edward Haynesworth, David Logan, Dick Williams, Robert Gay, Laurie Dean, Frank Glover. SIXTH ROW: Richard McArthur, Billy Corbin, Lowell Baker, Bill Smith, James Henderson, George 0'Quinn, Olin Brown, Bob Carpenter. SEVENTH ROW: Bill O'Quinn, John Caldwell, Don Lesesne, Jerry Smoak, Frank Polk, Albert Brown- lee, Sterley Mixon, Logan George. EIGHTH ROW: Donnie Smith, David Kozak, Billy Hagy, Emmett Collins. The Trade and Industrial Club IS a state organization. This year seventy-five boys and two girls from the mechanical drawing, shop, and D. O. classes are members. Some of the obiectives of the club are to develop good leader- ship and citizenship, to promote the dignity of good honest labor, and to seek, through study and practice, increased efficiency in the chosen occupations of the members. The officers are as follows: President ........... Pat Dalton Vice President .... Lowell Baker Secretary ........ David Tolson Treasurer ........ Johnny Gatch Publicity Chairman Michael Keyserling Page Eighty-One

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Now, class - - - FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Ferguson, Louise Kinghorn, Bonnie Tidd, Jacquelyn Binkley, Corrine Brady, Michael Greenley. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Eakin, Marilyn Neidich, Janice Morgan, Miss Jenkins, Lennie Taylor, Kay Blanchard, Ralph LeFebvre. THIRD ROW: Sharon Levine, Alice Lowery, Judy Turner, Carol Tudor, Larry Lepionka, Bill Hendricks. BUS DRIVERS I Neither Capehart's muddy roads nor the Lady's Island bridge can keep Coach Small and his faithful crew away from the iobl B.H.S. students are grateful to their bus drivers for safely car- rying them to and from games, school, and school trips. Thanks! Fasten seat belts! FUTURE TEACHERS This past year has marked the reorganization of the Future Teachers of America under the enthusiastic sponsorship of Miss Jenkins. The cIub's goal is to promote better understanding of teaching. The stimulus for reor- ganization was provided by Mr. Crowley, who hopes that soon student members will be able to take over all short-notice sub- stitutions in the elementary schools. Besides ably substituting this past year, Future Teachers help- ed grade papers. Officers of this club are the following: President Jacquelyn Binkley Vice-President .. Lennie Taylor Treasurer .... Ralph Le Febvre Co-Secretaries . . Janice Morgan Marilyn Neidich SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. William Gunter, Marshall Michael, Richard Beasley, Ed Carr, Jimmy Blackburn, Wood- row Crosby, Clinton Ellis, Emmitt Bufkin, Johnny Gatch..5TANDlNG: Coach Frank Small, Sharon Jenks, Charles Hazen, John Kennemur, Joe Buswell, Pat Corbitt, Johnny Norton, Eugene Pelham, Coach Quillen Finley, Garland Cole, Joe Bowers, Ray Williams, Edgar Biel, Bruce Whitney, Joe Ferguson, Douglas Brown, Jimmy Thomas, Donnie Smith, Tracy Davidson. Page Eighty-Th ree