Beaufort High School - Beaufortonian Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

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Page I5 Page 27 Page 4 I Page 57 Page 73 Page I2I 0l'l fell iff ADMINISTRATION FEATURES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS CLASSES ADVERTISING 0l QlfUOI Since Columbus set sail for the New World and thousands of years before man with a desire for higher and better things in life has constantly extended his horizons In Beau fort South Carolina on August thirty first we the students of Beaufort High School also set out for a new world though not of lands and riches but of a new school in a new set ting with a new principal On that morning we began the years work IU the recently com pleted building that we would come to love as Beaufort High School And this the T960 Beaufortonlan IS the story for our quest for New Horizons IMPRESSIVE IS THE WORD FOR OUR SCHOOL which is considered one of the finest in the state For the first time In years we were able to walk down spacious halls and into classrooms that were not overly crowded With classrooms arranged by departments and a breezeway extending the length of the school little was to be desired IH the way of comfort and convenience Here on our extensive grounds were unlimited opportunities for growth With 6I O50 square feet of space our sprawling modern building provided room for twenty eight teaching stations divided into four wings One wing contained general housed twelve classrooms the science and home economics departments occupied a third wing while a vocational shop was lolned to the building by a carport connection Already a new gymnatorlum and athletic field are nearing completion and new classrooms will be under construction as the need arises MODERN IS THE WORD FOR OUR NEW METHODS OF LEARNING We continued to keep pace with the times with physics taught on film and a stereophonlc record player aided history and English classes Each department was enabled to expand its program with the use of more and more teaching aids Ours was the first high school in South Carolina to have a language laboratory Setting a new precedent the ninth and tenth graders took French and Latin III was offered for the first time In twenty years Some of the first group to be accelerate rn lumor high are graduating this year BIG IS THE WORD FOR OUR TIMES AT BHS the thrill of football games and track meets the enthusiasm In planning the yearbook and school paper the spirit of the Future Teachers and the glory of the National Honor Society the excitement of activities and dances of contests and awards For our new outlook and uplook on learning and life for the inspiration and guidance from a dedicated teachrnq staff for our ever widening horizons UNFORGETTABLE IS THE WORD FOR IT ALL . . 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I ' X . . , r . . , ' ' ' ' JW r 1 1 ' . . . , . . , I 'V Llecbcafion . . . . To Those Who Are Sfriving Consfanfly To Broaden our NEW HORIZONS . . . This year finds us in a lovely new school planf, modern and up fo dafe in every defail. We have a new feeling of pride in all our school acfivifies, and our fufures sfrefch before us fresher and brighfer fhan ever before. To all of you, our faculfy and school adminisfrafors, who have helped fransform our hopes info reolify, we would like fo declicafe fhe 7960 BEAUFORTONIAN, buf since we cannof picfure each of you individually, we dedicafe if fo you fhrough one who is very dear fo all of us. Because of your unfailing sincerify, your deep inferesf in us and our problems, your ready humor cmd wise guidance, fhe spirif of pride you share wifh us in our new surroundings, and your confidence in us as we sfrive foward our NEW HORIZONS- To you, wifh much respecf and affecfion, we dedicafe our 7960 BEAUFORTONIAN, MR. WALTER N. GNANN Page Swveen 5 . A MMM X e.X.,X.,?13gQ.H Q M, .Q .X 5.8 X av.. wh-.M A.. 'TlQ.l:x.t -K 95' ,W ty WQKQX Mr. Randel, You know that you have ranked high in our esteem and admiration since you came to Beaufort as principal of Beaufort High School when we were in the eighth grade. You endeared yourself to us immediately and that very year you received the yearbook dedication, which read in part: You have worked hard for us at Beaufort High School. We are deeply indebted to you for the high standards you have set for us and for the challenge you have presented to us to continually better ourselves and our school. You understand us and will always treat us Fair and Square. Through the years we have continued to respect you for your understanding and loyalty. It was with great pride that we learned of your new position as district superintendent of Beaufort Schools. Your background had prepared you for this iob. You had received the B.S. degree in English and Economics from Newberry College in 1942 and the Master of Education degree in edu- cational administration from the University of South Carolina in 1952. You had served variously as English, mathematics, and history teacher, then as principal and coach at Olanta High School from 1946 to 1948, as principal and subsequently as deputy superintendent for secondary schools in Beaufort District 1 from 1955 until last fall. You had served four years with the U. S. Navy during World War ll, leaving service as a lieutenant, senior grade. You later served as com- manding officer of Barrery B of the 248th F.A.Bn. with the rank of captain. You are married to the former Julia F. Smith of Newberry, and have two sons, plus a little daughter born last November. You hold membership in the National Association of Secondary School Principals, the American Association of School Administrators on both the state and national levels, the county, state, and national education as- sociations. You are past president of the Beaufort County Education As- sociation and you are a deacon in the First Presbyterian Church. We appreciate the contributions you are making to the life of your community, and we especially appreciate the education -in our schools. We shall continue to grow under your leadership. We hope we hold a spot as special in your heart as you will always hold in ours. We consider ourselves fortunate to know you, privileged to work with you, and proud to call you friend. Affectionately, The Yearbook Staff .fdclminidfraford fkinl' hrdf of .gjfuclenfa MR. WILLIAM E. DUFFORD, Principal is-'M 4614 l fl vm, NX.. MR. J. M. RANDEI., JR., Superintendent Mr. Dufford, We welcome you as our principal at Beaufort High School. We feel that you have the interest of young people at heart and that you know what makes us tick. We appreciate the fact that you love us in spite of our shortcomings and that you are generous with your pats on the back when we have done well. We have found you to be firm but fair and respect you for your consistency, your ideals, and your efforts to encourage the best in us. In looking over newspaper accounts and yearbooks, we have found that this is your life, Mr. Dufford: Your college career at Newberry was interrupted by your service in the Navy during World War Il. You returned from the Pacific to receive your B.S., in Math and Science in 1949. To say that your record in college activities was outstanding is an understatement. You were president of the student body, editor of the year- book, captain of the basketball team, and president of your fraternity. This is an inspiration to us. You have since devoted'your life to young people and education. You received your Master's Degree in Education at the University of South Carolina. You taught algebra and trigonometry at Winyah High School in Georgetown where you were also athletic coach. Then you came to Beaufort as principal of Beaufort Junior High in its first year of operation, 1957-58. While in Beaufort you coached the Midget football league and a church basketball team. Last year you taught and coached at Newberry. Such has been your life, Mr. Dufford. Again we welcome you. Now you realize why thank you is inadequate in expressing our appreciation for your launching us smoothly and successfully in our new school. Sincerely, The Yearbook Staff ff Q ,i.f'7 Fans MRS. DOT ERWIN MISS NORMA J. POWELL MISS EILEEN HUNTER ALAN R. SHELTON JAMES V. STUART Secretary to Superintendent Secretary to Principal Librarian Study Hall Band Coach W ice, rary, u5ic anal Coaclring re jkeir Ne5,aon5iLiAfie.4 R I-if j . This year BHS students participated in a large-scale testing program conducted by the guidance department. Shown here taking tests to determine natural ability in mechanical rea- soning are Lyn Huntley, Ann Donaldson, Donna Austin, and Diana Greco. Standardized IQ, aptitude, educational progress tests CSCAT, STEP, and DATI were administered to the var- ious grades. The guidance department helps students de- termine their course in life-what job is best for them, where, and if they should go to college. Below left, guidance counselor Mrs. Gray helps Carolyn Fant and Bruce Patterson decide which college is best for them. Our modern, well equipped library pro- vides students with material for research and relaxation. Carol Meade, Terry Herbert, Bob King, and Dollie Bishop are making good use of its facilities. me guiclance elaarfmenf gixfenclgs .ilegafuf .xdcluice .fgncl Sauna! guiclance X Xi V I M3 Wwmmvna fu x I Z 8 ty, MRS. SUE F. MCCRANIE Speech English III --5. MISS PEGGY G MOODY ml Y MISS RUTH NEWELL Bugness English J. EUGENE NORRIS English ll English Ill Psychology Guidance E ll!! I as 'N-q. ,ir -3. anguagw mlnhaaize com femloorary iuing tai' I Tix The aim of the English Department is to teach the students an appreciation of good literature as well how to speak good English and how to express themselves on paper. American and English literature are stud- ied in the high school English classes. Above Dennis Smith gives an oral report on Beowulf in Mrs. Zeigler's English IV class. Beowulf, an epic poem, is the first written piece of English literature. Also stressed are outside reading, crea- tive writing, book reports and research papers. Left we find Susan Rogers of English III deeply involved in a paperback edition of SCARLET LETTER. Paperback editions of many of the classics are available to the English students. Below, reading in class is an essential part of the Latin I class. Latin students learn about Roman history, customs, and mythology as well as to read and translate Latin. H57 1 J'-J .xdncl Cfeafe .fd olloue or ma ing, Wfifing, The Oral-Aural Method of teaching is used in our modern foreign language classes. Trained this summer at the Modern Foreign Language Institute, our teachers have set up a 'Language Lab' in which, with the aid of tapes and records, students may learn a language by hearing it and speak- ing it, as well as merely learning reading and grammar. Above, Mrs. Vella's French Siu' ' -v' X .,, .i--4 I ,I V 1 . I gs: M7 5 ., 'St MISS NANCY PRUITT English I, ll , i fr 'I I F if , I ff' .--d JOHN A. RILEY English I, IV class uses the Oral-Aural Method to learn to speak effective French. Right, Jimmy Sammons diagrams a sen- tence in English l. Understanding word usage and sentence structure is an important phase of study in Freshman and Sophomore English classes. Also new to Beaufort High is a course in third year Latin. Below members of the Latin III class ham it up in costumes used for a class play, De Coniuratione Catilinae, written by a member of the class, Betty Hackner. ,HEMI I . GX I fe. lege' Y ' 53 .NX Ulf' 'Uv lllii It ritr F I , e I . . wk . in .Vi I M ' AI ' Af E R I . v is , 1 I .7 X MRS. MARY B, VELLA F it 1, u 'ent MRS. SARAH B. ZHGLER English IV G ,r Frenchl 3 I -:-YV 1 Y X. s . Q. y, I 1 5 . 1 GILBERT S. GUINN American History Economics Government MISS GRACE B. FOSTER American History English I was - Psychology, the study of human behavior, helps students to understand people better. Right, group study is important in Mr. Norris' phychology class, as are field trips and talks by visiting authorities in the field. Below left, the second period economics class follows in the book as Mr. Guinn talks. Economics and government are new requir- ed subjects for seniors. Economics famili- arizes students with economic concepts and terminology including the basic fundamen- tals of money and banking, the stock mar- ket, taxation, and business organizations. Government classes study local, state and national government in the light of a chang- ing Constitution, economy, and society. Below right, World History students take notes as Mrs. Pearson lectures on ancient Italy. This required course provides a back- ground of understanding for today's in- stitutions and societies. ' 'B'-ar-.. ocia! Science iewci E ,Ia in- ' Q 5 V gi, . ,V Q . N' l' .4 MRS. NANCY F. PEARSON World History Government MISS PHYLLIS SULLIVAN English ll World History if, 574. 10....,,f 42. Sf.. .,zz,1.f of 31... psf X Q I fa' L val' 5 si .94 T' I vt ld , su L i Nn-4 cience E R' ffl 4- i, .1 Nxfcw l i E. fini WALTER N. GNANN Biology Chemistry General Science 8 fl MISS DUTCHIN HARDIN MISS KATHARINE W KROEG Biology General Science Guidance Physics Members of Miss Hardin's Biology class study cells with the aid of highpower micros copes and charts. Students study the struc tures of living organisms with particular em phasis on the human body. Below, left, Chemistry students Bob Gil bert and Emmitt Bufkin show Judy Turner and Margaret Sturm how to bend glass. Stu dents prove many of the laws and state ments in chemistry by actual laboratory ex perimentation. Dr. Harvey E. White teaches physics on a film as the class watches, below, right This modern method of teaching was in troduced into Beaufort High- last year, and this year was augmented by the schools purchase of the books that accompany the film series. the spring. ,J Xl NZ QQ relaarea .syfuclenb jar .gil jlle .xdfomic ge . fur fn gi? Mn., fe, r- 1-1 F5 'f L L An annual proiect of the Science Depart ment is the Science Fair held each year in ! MRS MARY S. LEE Q-Cl , t. u5ine55 ouraea reyoare .7lze gu5ine55 olzaclem jomorrow Sewing, an art that is always useful, is only one of e many helpful skills taught in Beaufort High's beautifully equip- ped Home Economics department. Above, Theresa Morris uses the sewing machine under the watchful eye of Mrs. Lee. In the modern, well-equipped shop wing, boys interested in manual arts are trained in the uses of the power tools. Right, Ecl Carr, Charles Heape, and Jerry Smoak are using a table saw. MRS. SARAH W. MALTBY me Economics I, Il, III Bookkeeping Shorthand I, II Typing I, II I , 11 A-A Above left, second year shorthand students Miriam Taylor, Marge Berkley, Joan Mitchell and Arlene Lettich, take dicta- tion from Mrs. Maltby. Shorthand is one of the several courses offered tofprospective business men and women. Typing, the m st popular elective class, is taken by both college preparat ry and commercial students. Typing I and II and personal tytping are offered. Practice is essential for Mrs. Smith's typing class, above right. I I fd ., .Q Q f 1 ,LJ WIL X D. MITCHELL MRS. PATRICIA C. SMITH T JY JN Xu O. Personal Typing X 'Meghanical Drawing Typingl -j Kill 'JShop I, II World Geography, Civics X P NSKJ World History ,X .wigs :L::gf.,,1 ' f A .1 -' if .F 'I Jlxv Ar gt. T -' i'.f UQ' Us AJ fl' Y .JO all ' 1fA if fli15,L.':3g'4 'tsiefgl Wad .gndloired ogicaf jlzinging .fdncl promofeb Jdgafracf Raaoning Above left, Gerry Burke copies an angle as Bob Mitchell proves that angle A is equal to angle B. ln plane geometry students learn to reason by deductive thinking in proving theorems. Algebra ll students work examples on the board as Mr. Clark watches Cabove rightl. This course is designed for students planning to take higher mathematics in school and college. lt is a prerequiste for Advanced Math. 4 ,f Left, Shirley Weaver, Janice Busch, Helen Compton and Betty .lo 0'Quinn work problems in Terminal Math. New at F BHS this year, Terminal Math is for those students who aren't Xe- taking math in college and for those who wish to apply ' math in daily life. C Homework, an important part of Advanced Math, is often done in class. Dotty Eakin uses logarithms in doing hers laboveb. To aid the trigonometry and college algebra books students also make oral reports on mathematical subjects. JOHN G. BRAWLEY, JR. N. CECIL CLARK MRS. CECILE F. GRAY MRS. WINIFRED C. PINCKNEY WYMAN l.. SHEALY General Math Advanced Math Algebra Il Algebra I Algebra l, ll Plane Geometry Algebra Il Plone Geometry Genefcl Mail' , f 69, Chorus Terminal Moth 505301160 If I' ' ' ' if X, s , 1 f -'ig fig. dis ,A .. gapw .,. 4 C3 'u . kt 3 'z X 1 x 5 47 1 I 4 4. Think l'lI flunk you all. -we-a..l Xi 14. Cha-cha-cha. 1. Que voulez-vous, mon eleve. 6 Glamour Girl Gray 'S-. . 7 . 'X rj I Elie' 5. The Line Up 'A lx 3 A ,l I Y , -Q ' 'v 1 S1291 I p I 13. Flipped for sure 10. Way to go, Daddy. i1'll get 'em all in the end. 2. Je vous frapperai, mon choul A .owl -if 7. Read this with your little French ears. 1 , 1 W1 tif 9. We like small teachers they're easier to manage. st Q. 11. Now class, these A I' 1 8. Pardon me, but would you pass ,4- ffl. D2 E-ze. ive . ' .. I it A A-. -g W- ,. K s l 12. You 9 are four fingers. ' ., I Study Hall-my favorite ls. K subioct 5 A 42, D f' .2 n .. 15. What right have you to I be happy? '94 ' 16. Like 1-2-3-4, Crazy, manl 17. But, Doctor, everyone dld make 100 on the test, . I WM- - . is 18. The long and the short of it. d. -A-I 3 Vous avez tourne les tables! N601 the sugar? 'S ,4 7 'f ' :Al - HH :ug like Maypo? gQ6LflftI'Q.'5 Al Y-5 9' MARY EPPS Junior Miss CC 59 gefa .SZPOILJOFQJ unior Wiw pageanf 'FQ' C' hrs' '-'v 'N -Qr' MAY QUEEN-TEDDIE POTTER MAY KING-BOB KING g :bag .gwfiuified ,JLlera!rl 60111019 o .Spring Ra 5, A v- TROYE MATTHEWS .sgweeflzearf of Z? if 3 .96 6406211 . . . , Avi A' Q- '4f p . fw'5z,, 'L I R. xx 1' 1 ' ,,. Y x vi , If ,Y K xx I fx' A 1 7 . . 0 I l C O 0 FS. X L C C 'i s,,X H,-E MISS SENIOR MARY EPPS Seated Right MISS JUNIOR LINDA CAINES Seofed Leff MISS SOPHOMORE TEE FRASER Sfandmg Rrghf MISS FRESHMAN SUZANNE BLANCHARD Sfandmg Left 5 'IXIL ad Qui' 64455 eaufiefi 0 y M . A - y Y' A 1 if 4 F ,fu :A L- 4' QPN' Va- v 7, ,glint f ,rf Q k QI: 4 6 , is Q 4' 5, I K gf H' A ff' fra - A A ,E '1.- K .V V 1 I s , v AVF f , 1 3 A '17 Aj: . 'D K ,KL - 1 Q if D 1, A .VF :yt Z v x 5 4, 4 Q ' K' . ax P 79' , ' M t f -!l.l X , 13 ' ' Y ' .7 3 u o pngra-fu afea ,N ueen cg raaer ' E , V 'Q ix X px ti, 1 Y' I Y 'i .Q ' x 1 'f + 7 X1 iv v , X V ,I - 7 W 'X ' A f X JZ' 2 1' 2 t K 'X I M I 4' X 1 ' ' ' s A Q i, i if 4 ' , B - 8 s Carol Jones, Maid of Honorg Mr. Dufford, Principal. B.H.S. CHEERLEADERS: Joy Alderman, Carol Jones, Teddie Porter, Mary Epps, Caroline McLeod, Jay McLeod, Chrislina Riley Willa Willis, Kitty Wynn. - , - Q K. F E QLA, Q J 0 , A56 LC N XJ -.S JUNIOR CAPTAINS Bug Daddy Brown Mrghvy Mouse Mcleod Looney SemorCopfolns Wald Wlllue Wrllus Whlrlwlnd Weaver Lou Lengnnck Sensor Powder Puffs Pose Prethly ' I P ml I , f I We cre Sensors cou1d'1'f be prouderl Jus? WUI? 'Nl nexv YSGY p0lfU6!el KOH!! 91700194 - 0 QCLP. Armsirong Archibald grabs Honkum Hornesrag If f 1 X X w Qi? ' 2- ' ' E v , ' 1 , . , 1 ' f T ,V I A ' 5, A r 4 ' 1, .A ,, 7 - ' . - 4 dd 1 1 xy ' ,LP . , I V 4 5 Fx V iv. X- 9 , '12 f of - an , W :SQA Q , 'K ly 3 9177, Q: v A Q . 2 A, 'V QQ -o , . ' x J 'f 'r 'J Y . A 1 r. 'X' W,r,I: .,1 r , My Y ' . , A ' 3, P , M J . nl ' .ix AV Ib A i V we YQ Y ' N 1 A ' , 1 pg , 4 2 fx gall feell The Memorial Youth Center, affectionately known as the canteen, is one of our favorite places for weekend recreation. The canteen is equipped with o television set, pool table, ping pong table and a luke box for dancing, it is no wonder that we enioy it so. Mrs. Bruce Whitney, director of the canteen, enforces the rules kindly but firmly and helps the officers plan dances and other activities. CANTEEN OFFICERS: Sandy Black, Secretary, Jimmy Blackburn, Vice- President, Bob King, President, David Shields, Treasurer. .J Students relax after a hard school' week. Kan feen id 1 LC f'L 'f x Qu or 4 2 Q . e 'li 4 Ita, T ii j If Q . i - it Ar J! .2 sp'-'DL-f' L, ef, x. I f Ping pong fans admire Vic's serve. cworife .ienage ecreafion Kenfer Page Thirty-Five il X Y I Q ' x , , ami 1-1.1! poman fic Ofc! SMA WQUQI K g0l g0!fQI1 UIILOI 2I'lLOI' Q4 1-1.4 'o:......., ir. , J 'YH 3 , G 1 . 4 - ,. ,I 2..I Q 'Ja 1 , . Q ' t '1,l,,n4f me 'aiwirw-TAI. 1 hw- ' 1 1 P l' .Sf xpx -an-r ,, ar was 15, 3 g Q si- .5 rv rv' '3 Q Atina. is A r '?-4' 4, I' -'JFUSK 4 'fww if 'Em gl GIF' V 143 QW '41, 6 ,W l-45155:-+'w, 8 :PT-. . fig? W 'Yin wr, Eff fJ'I,C exif, MISS HI MISS TEDDIE POTTER KING TEEN BRUCE WHITNEY MISS DAR TONI METCALF wiv' QIILOI' 0l'l0I'5 CLP? CLLUCQIIJQ J 6!Cl55l'Yl6l,t85 ..,.... MW' Jw! Cline TONI METCALF ROY RICHARD Senior Sensor GLORIA HEIRS BILL HENDRICKS Junlor Jumor SANDRA MESTLER EMMETT COMPTON Sophomore Sophomore SALLY GOODWIN BRUCE HARPER Freshman Freshman SAOAJALP7 C LeUel'l'lel'lf anal AaI'6lCtel Q06 Ile U'lI1eI 5 I I a 0 'S 4 V I I 4 I S . - - C' I W CLPJA, Marge Berkley Bob Gilbert Terry Herbert Mary Elizabeth Sharon Levine Toni Metcalf Faith Milner Vicki Mock Teddie Potter Roy Richard Tommy Stokes Freddie Wells Ct ri Johns on -M 'G wiv 90 XX 44 I V, rf 1 ? .ix .xi N7 f 'fx G A 'Ir G04 2 F Lp ...n.M, LEFT TO RIGHT: Merit Scholarship finalists: Terry Herbert, Sharon Levine, Roy Richard, Salutatorian, Bob Gilbert, Vale- dictorian, Mary Elizabeth Johns. MP E View vi' Miss Krogg examine, Cgrgl Wqrd'5 Science pyojegq, Thomas Stokes arranges his proiect before the fair. Annual Science fair winners, Senior Division: First, Marilyn Neidich, Biology, Second, Betty Hackner, Chemistry, Third, John Scherer, Physics, Junior Division: First, Tommy Garrett, Miscellaneous, Second, Larry Thomas, Physics, Third, Sally Long, Biology. .wwe lgeoyak Welfif Our incere ongrafufafiond. State Band Winners: Charles Thompson, Nelle Deloach, Lesley Olesalz, Frank Pape. South Carolina Teacher of the Year: Mrs. Cecile Gra ,. , fb nf, I . - ' ,N Ei -11' N 21 4 N W'-1 Y Acfivzfzed ,nr- Roy T Rnchard Presndent Mary Elizabeth Johns Secretary Mlss Katharnne Kroeg Sponsor The Natnonal Honor Soclety has resumed sts chart er In Beaufort Hugh School, havmg been dlscontmued here In 1954 The chnef alms of the Natuonal Honor Soclety are to stnmulate scholarship, constructuve leadership pur poseful servuce, and worthy character In the young people of our student body The members of Beaulorts chapter, chosen by a faculty committee, must have an average of 85M and demonstrate outstanding qualutnes L The Natvonal Honor Socnety has chapters In every state, and nationwide scholarships are offered to nts sandn' Black Treuswe' members Bob Kang Vnce President afmna ,Honor ocaefg .Siu enfd a 312 '-2,7 ! vs -1 FIRST ROW Denms Smnth Vlclu Mock Joan Gantt Corene Tooley Glorna Mary Elizabeth Johns Marilyn Neudlch Janice Moore Beth Story THIRD Hners Tom Metcalf Emulle Lengnlclr lda Mae McDavutt SECOND ROW ROW Tommy Stokes Bob Kung Bruce Whitney Bull Hendricks Pat Fordham Jimmy Thomas Sandra Black Dottie Ealun Connie Wall Troye Matthews Roy Richard Freddie Wells Mlchael Greenly . 1 , A . . 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' A - li ' Q s x 1-:i-tg , 1 A V Al I -- T 1 .W ix K A- XX T' W 1.4 ' t , . ., V - l . , X - - x 'A 1 ' 1 ' 1 V 4 FIRST ROW Terry Herbert Dottre Eakm Marge Berkley Angela Deer Dotty Buddy Luckey Denms Smith Teddle Potter Sandra Black Sharon levme Perry Carol Meade Mary Epps Tonl Metcalf Gregory Gore Freddle Bruce Whitney Vlclu Mock Doug Brown Bruce Patterson Roy Wllllams Wells SECOND ROW Miss Foster Corene Tooley Mary Elazabeth Johns Tommy Stokes l,5 ol, 61 .SZl UU'lg Otkeftf Tom Metcalf Secretary Bruce Whntney Presldent Buddy luckey Vice Presrdent Teddre Potter Treas urer The Beta motto IS Ducamus allrs serv fendo fLet us lead by servmg othersj In Beaufort Hugh the Betas are strlvlng for a chapter whlch encourages the devel opment of leadership potential and self educatuon The Betas first prolect for e year illustrates thelr deslre to serve IS community They co operated with e Jaycees In presentmg a contest ludg nn personality posse beauty and talent or whuch the statewide prnze ns a scholar shlp and complete wardrobe '39-1 Miss Grace Foster Sponsor 97 --1-...f lllllllll H mT ' 1 Y ' . r . 5 ,, L A 1 r all l L f ' V M he ' 4 ,B T, O , , C ea I Q B ,, ,s ,T 5 1 Q . 4 ' ,, I . . - - Q L l l T 1 l ' ' I 1 T ' sf' Z J My T, th . . . X x -5 3 R th. . . - . 1 !Y i f 1 . . . 'ug T A , fhg , , ' f I 1 I I ' K ' , . Q ex ' T ,T S fe or . 5 ' so s T V s, f by Lge Fo' ' hveg ' s Grrvf' f2ff:,ff'r ' ,,,, ,.. I r 4 , ' l ' 999-Q 'SQQ Toni Metcalf, Secretary i llli A i 5 . X -- Page Forty-Four Q. I , Dennis Smith, President 'Zi t.. - , , ' , . , ' ' as. C . ffl. , Y: . 'c'fLfif5j'f1 , 1' dui: .Slwlmf eal' 0 3 ! I Mr. Gilbert Guinn and Miss Grace Foster, Sponsors v mv! Y X x l 't FIRST ROW: Toni Metcalf, Dennis Smith, SECOND ROW: Mary Epps, Joan Gantt, Sandra Black, Biil Hendricks. THIRD ROW: Gloria Hiers, Janice Moore, larry lepionka, Troye Matthews, Marilyn Neidich, Margaret Sturm, Emilie Lengnick, Pat Fordham. The Student Council saw the first year in our new high school as a year of challenge. '59-'60 was cited as the year in which the foundations and programs of a good and successful student gvernment and high school should and must be laid. Therefore, the programs of the Council were keyed to reach not an immediate goal, but establish a clearcut path to greater achievements. It is with pride that we look back over the year. Handbooks were published, activity cards distributed, and National Education Week reached new heights under the direction of Student Council. By for the most successful school dance of the year was the Big Ape affair which the student council sponsored. ounci . . . 0-olaerafion 'KL 2 QMW 'fi s Bill Hendricks, Vice-President f'S 'ff-.J ...fs .1 K i -V ' ' A b ., ,K iunrir 14 . ,.. f' M4 sf fir! vw., s2 v,- HIFI SBIIIN. FOURTH ROW: Steve Heitzler, Elaine Martin, Harry Taylor, Em- mett Comton, Carol Jones, Sandra Mestler, Gayle Woods. FIFTH ROW: Paul Coffman, Phyllis Blesoe, Phyllis Armstrong, Judy Keyserling, Sue Lengniclc, Bruce Harper. We see that we have succeeded in some proiects and failed in others. Our successes have been due we feel, to the co-operation between the entire student body and the faculty. Our President, Dennis Smith, was elected district chairman of the Student Council: he appointed .Ioan Gantt secretary. This is the first time Beaufort High has been so honored. Dennis proved himself an ex- cellent leader, inspiring us with his perserverance and hard work. We sincerely hope that we have in some part helped to inaugurate a program that will enable the future Student Councils to build an even greater Beaufort High. COMMITTEE HEADS FIRST ROW: Vicki Mock, Gloria Hiers, Teddie Potter. SECOND ROW: Linda Sutller, Mary Elizabeth Johns. THIRD ROW: Put Fordham and Ralph LeFebvre. Gloria Hiers, Treasurer .r1L4-4 Page 5. 'x I Al Il 1 QB1 'IV The Bond In Actuon' Jo Gibbons Treasurer Tommy Wagner President Under the dlrectlon of Mr James Stuart, members of the Band learn not only music fundamentals but also how to play In a group The Band us one of the mann sparks of school spnrlt playmg at football games and school programs This year, four band members made All State Band Leslue Olesak, a two tnme wmner, Nelle De and Barbara Bennett Secretary Loach, Charles Thompson, and Frank Pape These members audmoned for places before a board drawn from the Band Directors Dlvlslon of the South Carolma Musnc Assocnatlon Both Mr Stuart and these members are to be commended for thus splendud dns play of talent KCU16! .9IfL6l0ll 8:f SSAOOK .gpfllflf Inna ., ly '-V 'dv z il11. If DRUM MAJORETTES Jo Gibbons and Joan Mitchell LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Lesley Olesak Jane Shuelds Evelyn Koth Roberta Holt Rrchard Elluns SECOND ROW Nelle Deloach Barbara Platt James McCaston Ann Gnbson Frank Pape THIRD ROW Jerry Bennett Linda Nendnch Donna KN. Ph., -.v W img? Mg' mt HAR' -+R' 'Si .r-an f,,, 6 fl Nfl-'r ' :za -.3-ff 5, Qan- 'ff B YQ. lege Q 'AH ,Q Q44 I- 'e,m. l 'xt' 4 'I 195 'inn A W it Johnson Joy Keyserlnng Wayne Brooks FOURTH ROW Edward Haynes worth Buddy Wagner Phyllis Deloach Paul OQulnn Buddy Gargamous FIFTH ROW Vernon Scbroder Tillman Erwnn Tommy Wagner Bobby Mltchell Perry Allmond SlXTH ROW Deck Hlers Jlmmy Wagner 1. . .15 fr ' . 1 9 , H ' l 1 lx, R . . V rw, L ' 1 I 1 I , . 1 , . . 3 - - u e c , 1, 1. H. V 7 V,lVt,kl Wg., V, ' - 1 f sss, f swiffff Y V FV' 1511A . I ,,', r-s...'W' .. , 1 V, Q M, ,VN fs, V. -1, . .W , ' -' ' ' ' 'JMB 'wi?i:lr tip, 2 51 F1 ' - M7 'Sri F415-1 ,NTT if ' . 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'l ' ,-'54 4 ' hifi 4, , : . , , , . z - . . . , . . : I I I I I I I I ' - 3 1 1 1 5 ' 1 1 1 1 - 2 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 - 2 1 1 The B H S Chorus last year won highest honors posslble at dlstrlct and state contests held an Estlll and Wmthrop This was the first time the group had so dnstmgulshed Itself The forty members of the Chorus again thus year proved themselves to be an outstandmg group At Christmas under the dlrectlon of Mr John Brawley they added vltallty and charm to our program Plans for thus year Include partlclpatlon In the dlstrlct contest, a hrghlaght ln the Choruss calendar 0I bl6 l'U'l L V N Mary Elizabeth Johns accompanist FIRST ROW Sylvia Russ Frances Talley Paullne OQulnn Vlrgmla Colllns Carolyn Brown Jamce Busch Jane McCutcheon Lyn Fraser Melmda Pmckney Martha Perluns Angne Youmans Sandra Tucker SECOND ROW Karen Padgett Joy Alderman linda Weaver Wnlla Willls Pat Madden Donna Bessmger Edna Kroay Martha Perluns Secretary Treasurer and Mary Elnzabeth Johns Presldent 0I'l0l .'J 3 Www my -. I Jullet Todd Dlanne Weaver Tom Flowers Judy Riggs Ann Ward Ellzabeth Sweat Jaclue Kanaval THIRD ROW Brenda Jackson Carol Ward VICRI Halsrud lrene Cheney Dollle Bishop Slbby Hunter Theresa Barrows Terry Cloter Patsy Stockton Shurley Weaver Judy Crosby Helen Compton Mr John Brawley u s 1 a I I e s 1 o n I I . I f y T 'Q K, I 95 0 CL ' ltlu t if 1 f L Il ,rf Z LVKVA 7 J' K J W ' ,T W T fl. u y , J IDU l K 1 X 4 , . A If , 1 , . e- jf .A . ' Q Q it 7 3 'R g , I to J I T t T 0 4 M , T , , Lis, 1 X 1 I1 3 H ' .if ff , V ,C if T C? g T if S t y C 3 Q Q V J J' f fi 1 E K Mei .. f W - ,tv T A - .5 A Q x . ' I- 1 v , E t ul Q I 1 1 NEWS HUMOR SPORTS THE TIDAL WAVE O B H S Janice Moore Editor of the Tidal Wave has been a patient and understanding leader of her staff I Marilyn Noidich, Business Manager, has been conservative but wise in handling the financial matters of the Tidal Wave. vb 9 1' 4+-I The Feature Editors LEFT TO RIGHT Jay Young blood Emilie Lengnick and Michael Greenly have enllvened the Tidal Wave with humor wut and originality -X, 4-v r' ' I ,M 'im .Y l mfs' News Editors Ida Mae McDavitt and Sharon Levine have been accurate and industrious in their coverage of the news Sports Staff LEFT TO RIGHT Burns Partam Willard Polk Helena Longford CSports Editorj Corene Tooley and Caroline McLeod on site of new gym ltlgul QiK.?Ai I Lyn Fraser, Assistant Business Manager, and Mary Ellen Marcil, Advertising Manager, have run the paper's business well. Missing: Connie Wall, Ad Man- ager. f- sei The Business Staff, Eve Horne, Marsha Fox, and Tee Fraser, have helped to boost the funds of the Tidal Wave. Circulation and Subscription Managers, Linda Sutlrer, Jay Mcleod, Pam Dernaga, and Pat Fordham have been steadily increasing the Tidal Wave's already large circulation. tra? ilk To the students of Beaufort High, the Tidal Wave is their representative in news, humor, and sports. Printed every three weeks, it is a publication of, for, and by the student-body. The Tidal Wave stat? contains mem- bers from all grades, from Freshmen to Seniors. A cross-section of Beaufort High School life, the paper's sparkling pages are read and enioyed by all. -1... c-np. Under the leadership and censorship of the two sponsors, Miss Peggy Moody and Mr. John Riley, and the Editor, Janice Moore, each issue's pub- lication has been an eagerly awaited event, with each paper quickly sold and quickly acclaimedll Working together, the sponsors, Miss Peggy Moody and Mr. John Riley, have devoted much time and energy in guiding the Tidal Wave staff. cj 'f X PZ AHA L ,Li J REPORTERS, STANDING: Theresa Barrows, Troye Matthews, Eileen McCoy, Shirley Dominguez. SITTING: Sandi Mestler, Suzanne Blanchard, and Carolyn Ferguson, Ann Stanley, sitting right, is Art Editor and Cartoonist. ClLlf0f i0fliCfl'lu. A5S'5!0f1! Edl70f Corene pe! ecfing ew orizorw We the Beaufortonian stoff proudly present the 'I960 Beaufortonian . . , YOUR Beaufortonian. We hope that you will feel, as we, that this is the greatest yearbook ever! In order to follow the Beaufort High tradition of striving for betterment and improvement, members of the staff have attended South Carolina conferences on publishing annuals. The work that has been put into this book will long be remembered . . .hours and hours of planning, worrying, discussing, and hoping! Typewriters have clacked, brains have wracked, and photographs have been ransacked in an effort to present the BEST annual in the history of Beaufort High School. If we have succeeded in pleasing you, then all the effort was well worth while! with skill and patience. Editor, Mary Elizabeth Johns leads the Beaufortonian staff Business Manager, Sandra Black, keeps the Beaufor t ' ' f d d f Jlgsrrliiionlm 5 un er so e Sports Editors David Shields Senior Editors, Carolyn Graves, Faith Milner, Angela Deer, and Pat Burckell, com- pare notes in the library. Junior Editors, Dianna Hutch- inson, Beth Story, and Susan Youmans, lounge after meet- ing their deadline. Sophomore Editors, Sandi Mestler and Carol Jones, pre- pare pictures from the Beoufortonian file. Missing: Mary Ellen Marcil. Freshman Editors, Linda Dougherty, Donnie McGill, and Connie Wall, take time out in the library. Advertising Editor, Ralph Le Febvre, and Advertising Manager, Kemper Powell, in- spect chart of ad sales. rg :IE X - .- 1 'Llgi , V 4 , A I -....... Q' I 1493'- , A lf-Q X X 4 I 'r f - .1 v-ff-ft sexe J 1 lvhilll i fs. iii- w Q - - ' ' I 'A , V ' if - ' 1' , l 'f Y 21.1343 4 ' ' --4... i v . ' J -as S A F- r. Avg' , . , T -gf: V 1 r E 'J s .Xe S l oi Beaufortonian Sponsor, Mrs. Mary Vello, combines humor with understanding and experience to guide the staff. Here she's having ci confab with the photographer. Faculty Editors, Judy Turner and Margaret Sturm, talk with Principal, Mr. Duftord. Business Staff, left to right, Suzanne Baughman, Betty Haclsner, Barbara Bennett, and Carol Tudor, discuss Ads Section. Missing: Sharon Levine, Ann Stanley. Photography Editors, Law- rence Jaclsson and Lyn Fraser, sort through pictures, pictures, and more pictures for the Beaufortonian. Winners at this year's Beoufortcnian Contest are, left to right, Elizabeth Sweat, First Place Winner, Connie Wall, Second, and Gloria Hiers, Third. Edltor Tonl Metcalf pauses In the llbrary to examine Buslness Managers Sharon Levme and Dororhy Poetry Edltor Betty Hackner pomts out lnterary a magazine story for llterary quallty Eaknn are nn charge of business and pubhcrty wrnte up to Sketch Edrtor Janlce Moore Art Edrtor Ann Stanley and Short Story Edltor Carol Tudor LITERARY MAGAZINE Each year, the best stones, poems, and sketches of the school s students are put mto one top grade magazme, fondly called The Breakers Thus years staff had much to choose from, with many composntrons deserving publlcatnon Flnally the best of those publlshed were sent to the State Lnterary Magazine A 'ob well done, staff Under the leadershlp of Mlss Ruth Newell sponsor e Breakers staff develops a sense for good writing and composition ll: grip :ii 11 11131 I El: Elllgg ' E' E -E' HL' ' 55 H as E 'W .gp 3 Qi-X A 'fumes wa. ffgq, 'mm wi: ,wa 'M we W ,ve 'WMP' 5 STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW Brenda Jackson Lunda Dougherty Angela Deer Carolyn Ferguson Sand: Mitchell Sand: Mestler Suzanne Blanchard SECOND ROW Vicks Jenklns Mary Brown Mary Ann Qunnn Elame Martm Marilyn Neldlch Dianne Weaver Joan Corkett Arlene Atkinson THIRD ROW Tom Flowers Pat Burckell Faith Mllner Terry Herbert Shirley Dommguez Marilyn Smith Pat OBruen Emmut Bufkln Lottle Shynkarek Bob Gilbert Imogene Clark FIFTH ROW Bonme Maxon Barbara Holland Donnie Maglll Sheryl Youmans Thomas Conn Roger Helms John Marmlsh V f gl E' I fl ' ,Q , r W 4 Q 'V .H . 0 r 1 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 I , 1 1 1 1 - . 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M112 up OFFICERS FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Eve Horne Treasurer Mltchell Secretary Carole Tudor Hlstorlan SECOND ROW Lnnda Neldlch 2nd Secretary Leslie Olesak 2nd Vnce Presldent Judy Turner Program Chairman Paul OQuunn Sergeant at arms Dotty Eakm President Ann Stanley Vace President Sand: Conme Wall Program Chairman 511111111 .1111 111 l'l'lel'lC6l The Future Teacher s club was organized so that students might be a help to teachers and learn the work of the teachers The sponsor as Mrs Sarah B Zelgler president, Dotty Eakm, vlce president, Ann Stanley secretary Sand: Mitchell treasurer Eve Horne During the year the members of the club have worked In the oftlce during lunch helped teachers grade papers and assisted them In keeping records Members stayed nn the guidance department through the year to welcome new stu dents and vnsutors The club put up several exhubrts and part: cnpated rn parades .....11-Wo' The Beaufort F T A club us also a member of the National Education Assocuatuon and Natnonal Future Teacher Clubs 3' Sponsor Mrs Sarah B Zelgler FTA IS one of most active orgamzatlons 5 MEMBERS FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Ann Stanley Judy Turner Dottie Ealun Eve Horne SECOND ROW Brenda Jack son linda Sutker Lyn Fraser Carole Tudor Conme Wall THIRD ROW Linda Dougherty Dianna Hutchinson Eileen Mc Coy Angela Deer Pat Burckell Sand: Mitchell Marulyn Netdlch FOURTH ROW Marge Berkeley Theresa Barrows Barbara Thompson Shirley Bunn Harrlet Henry Shernal Youmans Smlth FIFTH ROW llnda Sandra Mestler lone Lawson Kay Neldtch Margaret Sturm Linda Kirkland Edith Cole Tommy Garrett Buddy Wagner Danny Brewer Mrs Sarah B Zergler Sand: Black Dottle Perry Sharon Levme June Londos SIXTH ROW leslle Olesak Paul OQulnn Jan Gwm John Marmlsh Mary Ward Danny Gordon Jlm Thornton ' f 1+ ' 1 , 143mg H , 1 7 , o m 5 . 3 1 7 1 F 1 f I - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 J 1 ' I I ' ,., 6 V Q , , ., n ,ig 4 ' 'il I , , - , . 1 . . eww, , 1 , A 1 2 E 1 , 1 -: M. . . 1 . ,W I I ' - I , A, W ZZ A 1 . . . . . . . . I V, H r 1 1 I - ' ' 1 , ' f . . . . , ' l 1 1 . 1 . A . .11 1 . . ,s 1-.f1.,,..,.,--wry' ' -1 11 , . . O O O . Q - X ,. -v r ,- . 1 V- F f ' , : , : , , , . : 1 1 - 3 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - 1 5 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I - - 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 1 T and I Club Beaufort High School students are part- time employees in local businesses. Thus the Trade and lndustry Club promotes honest labor and seeks uncreased effucuency un the chosen occupatuons through study and prac tuce Thus organuzatuon also fosters best pos suble spurut between employer traunee par ents, and the school Mr Wulluam D Mutchell Jr us the sponsor ,,-.n-PA ROLL CALL Vernon Bowers Glen Brantley Ronald Bruley James Bunton Ed Carr James Cooler Shannon Cooler Bull Corbun Wayne Crosby Buddy Garganuous Larry Gay Logan George Dale Graves Charle Harter Horace Hawkins Muke Hudson Raymond Leblanc Buddy Long John Murphy Larry Neal Thomas OQuunn Bob Padgett Sudney Peeples Wescoat Phullups Johnny Platt Bull Smuuth Bully Smuth Jerry Smoak Donnue Taylor Jody Taylor 4-WA sr- 3'-'HQ ka. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Doug Brown John Caldwell Jummy Bushop Jummy Deer Emmutt Bufkun Jack Kurkland Andrew Gallop Donnue Smuth Ray Wulluams Ed Carr Buddy Long SECOND ROW Sudney Peoples Joe Muller Patrnck Corbett Charles Hazen Bus Druvers The bus druvers are sponsered by Coach Frank Smalls who puts the boys through a rugorous traunung peruod before they are eluguble to have the responsubuluty of druvung a school bus The boys not only deluver chuldren safely to school but also carry our athletucjteams to out of town games and take the students of Beaufort Hugh School to varuous out of town functuons I I - B 1 5 . 1 , . . ' Ig . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u 53? , . - ' A I I ' '55 7 :e -A . - ....., Vee- x W,.,..c 1 7 1 1 I 1 I 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - Future HOnlelnCkefS 'l ' us' . 4 H i 1- 1 . . I . ' 1, i - Au 1' . , 1 , R , J A 1 , , , ' u . ' . - f V ' f ' 5 ' 'V 4' . 1 12 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 . : , , , ' . - I I ' ' I I ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 - , . of Ameruccu Presudent Gubson Cohen Vuce President Duanne Weaver Secretary Melunda Punckney Treasurer Patsy Stockton SPOFISOY Muss Mary Shulluto The Future Homemakers of Ameruca s made up of gurls who take home economucs It us the duty of every gurl to traun for her lufe ahead as mother and housekeeper These gurls have realuzed theur duty and are pre parung for ut Among theur protects for thus year was makung the delucuous refreshments that were served at Open House when the towns people vusuted our new school Page F fty Four ,.f K1 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Martha Perkuns Gubson Cohen Duanne Weaver Melunda Punckney Patsy Stockton SECOND ROW Claudua Ellus Ellus Mary Jane Hall Fay Parker Loluta Blanchard Mary Davus Imogene Clarke Sandra Blume THIRD ROW Marulyn Smuth Judy Garner Audrey Compton Evelyn Lunnberger Evelyn Whute Juluette Todd FOURTH ROW Patsy Gunn Roberta Marshall Carol Lee Edwards Barbara Barton DIXIE DUKES The Dixie Dukes are a group of young men who shore an en- thusiasm for cars and the driving of them. This organization has such proiects as entering organized rac- ing competition, maintaining safer automobiles, and helping motorists gt 'Z' in distress. President James Thomas Vice President Richard Gaye Secretary David Shields S P Treasurer Jerry Monahan Q oi! ,, ,, . , . ,-...c. PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT are Charles Hazen, Joe Dekohoe, Johnny Polk, Larry Rogers, James Thomas, Jimmy Blackburn, Kenny Logan. . . . .fdcfiuified lpuryaode .x4nc! .xdchieuemenf AMERICAN JUNIOR RED CROSS The American Junior Red Cross is a benevolent organization made up entirely of students. It carries on such worthy proiects as securing Christmas trees for hospitals and participating in charity drives. President Mary Beech Vice President Beth Kaney Secretary Dianna Hutchinson Treasurer . , , Ray Burgess , 'D ins , ' ' .,R,,t, ! 'nw Ti :lf Ef- hu- -, 'H ll lil ... :-..-: 5 E sz, .. , . .I I -: E-- - I : -1-.'::' . , ,. ,, ,Sm I my 11 : ig t . 3 wif'..fe., i 1:-93: , we-f .,,, 5 lumens F H, ,Lf U., ,. ,-,,f.-:-f- ' fe -i--ws. ,,g-- tug slim M... , y ' s ki 'f,,J,i'f-Eu! get . 'ln w'f'f,3d e .H ,ff any '- Na,-2. ' l ' - f . 1- ' ire. .F X fltfni . fl V . ' .AN 3 Qin . i ' 1 MEMBERS ARE Mary Beech, Mary Brown, Shirley Bunn, Pat Burckell, Ray Burgess, Jane Burke, Irene Cheney, linda Coch, Judy Crosby, Tracy Davidson, Fran Elliot, Mary Beth Goldsborough, Joan Gooch, Sally Good- win, Danny Gordon, Lois Groves, Harriet Henry, Roberta Holt, Charlene Hutchinson, Dianna Hutchinson, Joe Hutton, Lawrence Jackson, Michael Jaquish, Bob Jilliski, Beth Kaney, Joy Keyserling, Helena Langford, lone Lawson, Sally Long, Ida Mae McDavitt, Joe Miller, Marilyn Neidich, George Peterson, Nica Rankin, Jimmy Stewart, Richard Thomas, J. R. Thompson, Duncan Well, Carol Ward, Angie Youmans, and Sheryl Youmans. Page Fi'vyFi.e LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The Library Club is composed of stu- dents who give their spare time to assist Miss Hunter, librarian, in the Beaufort High School library. These boys and girls help by QU assisting students who seek books or reference material, C21 checking books in and out of the library, and l3l keeping the library neat and orderly. Sponsored by Miss Hunter and Mrs Sarah Alice Densted they have proved to be an invaluable and to the library and the students who use it This year the library has reached new horizons in all facets of its service to Beaufort Hugh 1 Z FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Donna Johnson Beverly Carver Carolyn Martin Gale Stevensen Jan Gulnn Edith Cole Jackie Kanavel and John Butler SECOND ROW Marla Johnson Joyce Johnson Ella Hiott Yvonne Bowers new onzond, U1 LUOI' an U1 fer, eaI'C LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Gnann Julie Zachowskn Alexia Jones Linda Neldlch Sally Goodwin Bruce Harper Jimm Stewart John Scherer Bob Gilbert Emmatt Bufkm ABSENT Mildred McHeffy Marilyn Neidich Bill Juhrs me Page Fifty S x THE SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was formed in late 1959 to promote interest in all fields of science at Beaufort Hugh Its protects for the past year w re to sponsor the Beaufort High Science air and to make occasional field trips This year the second annual Science Fair proved to be a very successful ven ture The winners of the Fair which con tained about one hundred fifty exhibits are listed In the Feature section of this Beaufortonlan Miss Hardin Mrs Kraeg and Mr Gnann have helped the Science Club in its protect of promoting actnvn ties for students with scientific interests and abilities Mr Walter Gnann is the sponsor The officers are Emmitt Bufkln President Julie Zachowski Marilyn Neldlch Secretary Bruce Harper Treasurer Vice President - I I la n n I I I 1 I 1 1 I 1 I I . 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Earring ur om in afing enior inemen '- W ff j1W '5'sYl3 1-AJ' BRUCE WHlTNEYw-Fullbcclc FRANCES SANDIFER-Toclcle VICTOR BURGESS-Guard Shrine Bowl, No. 43 170 lbs. No. 73 175 lbs. NO. 75 160 lbs. inidging flleir fad year 0 .gbclnoof joofgcj 4.5 Ll f w 'in JI BILLY O'QUlNN-Quorterbcclr JIMMY THOMAS-Center CARL HENDRICKS-End No. 19 145 lbs. No. 87 160 lbs. No. 54 170 lbs. I 4 'Y ia 5, ,, fd 'fi L . ,f , ..., V fig 59 1+ .1 S'hffe.,g' vi eI'lL0l 'M,,:,f.aL12i wi 'ww :L ,, -w., .-w-mf r P JIMMY THOMAS BEST SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD BRUCE WHLTNEY MOST VALUABLE PLAYER BEST BACK 3655+ 4 Qu. ai L, ' w 1 Lag: w ff' 011 0l 5 PAUL SCHWARTZ BEST BLOCK AND TACKLE BEST LINEMAN b 'Pu E ? ,feb nu QM ww' 1-1 ...M 4 11 ' mr-M ' 1 ' W - f-f QFWIEIK wi BW -J ,WV 'MMC f , V ,lv . ,,. ,M ,,. P. Q J, , Q 11 1 1.1194 , ' ' A 1 i- ' ,- I H7 U ' I ,N if ll M! 'sr' .x. ,H- x Jvvz. 5 I g XV4- 'rid , , ,,,,,.-,,..., .,... .V mum, ring: xuwg Mike Kelly, Mike Wertmun, Teddy Hitchcox, Charles Gatch, Paul O'Quinn, Fred Jenks, Mont Rogers, Robert Kennemeur, Mike Miller, Bruce Harper, Charles Harder, Gene COX, ROY BUYQSSSV Johnny Polk, Steve Heitzler, Mike Hudson, Butch Epps. SECOND ROW: O l I G 'U 3 L f .7 ,4 Af .7 lll'll0l Cllndltg oof Cl - falnlng ell! f eteif Ol' we jlfllufe Co-Captains Mike Kell, Gene Cox, Charles Gotch Coach Jerr Swing Y Y Y Y. f-nl lj alli if-fp! . Q ' .., '-:hav-K at , ,. -we ibm SC.-ani -nun-an - ' 3 an 111111 it wand, sw.4 SCORE BOARD i Opponent ' Estill 19 0 Garret 20 6 Wade Hampton 7 7 I Orangeburg 18 O 1 ' 1,4 Wade Hampton 13 O M534 Garret 20 0 We Tx, ..- I ,' S I so C5 XFN X79 ,114 NU J v X , X 'p X... mn x C 3 T rf LEFT TO RIGHT: Melvin Wllaley, Horace Hawkins, Bob Steely, Billy O'Quinn, Doug Brown, David Courtney, Ray Burgess, Coach Jerry Swing. Ronnie Miller, Carl Hendricks, Wayne Rushton, Mike Wertrnan, Buddy Taylor, 0g5 Cllnjlfg - ll U19 an llfleXl0el lel'lCe 6 Z? f ff ealn. SCORE BOARD Opponent We Opponent We Hampton 34 Orangeburg 53 39 Grays 40 Hampton 63 33 St. Paul 36 Walterboro 47 55 Orangeburg 45 Georgetown 68 41 Georgetown 23 N. Charleston 51 36 Walterboro 45 Walterboro 32 40 Ridgeland Hampton Est Carl hooks one a goes up Hardyville Wertman makes two Muller flips one I, VX IDA W I ., .1 Q '5' X f f Q fx-w.l' i' LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW T ddy D q Bufch Epps, Joe Bridg SECOND ROW M H Rogers, PouI Coffma lfU'lLOI' Clfiilfg gdfilwfgaf un for SCOR Opponent Ridgeland Hardeville Walterboro Ridgeland Grays Hardeville Orangeburg Walferboro Wade Hampton DISTRICT T Charleston Church League AII-stars I ig 1 -s X f f rf 14 . l, Q I Chnssy o 6 QQFLCLJQPJ f '- FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Carol Jones Joy Alderman Kmy Wynn SECOND ROW Christina Ruley Jay Mcleod Wllla Wllhs THIRD ROW Carolme McLeod Mary Epps ABSENT Teddne Potter LEFT TO RIGHT Joy Alderman Carol Jones Teddle Potter Mary Epps Carolme McLeod Jay M leod Chnshna Rlley Walla Wnllls and Kaity Wynn LXYLLXQ XX ' m nag' ,Teddle Carolme A :fi Mary Carol Q X PBJBJLKQCJ 'Walla x, 5 E ' V , - A nv W? - - IIK , h . V ll ' Il L K Y , .. 47 , , V A 1, f M. W r f 0 1 v ll ' f X! I I . . . : I . ' . l . : . I . 1 X 1 N' 7 , , . : , . : . Sax 5 , 9 If ll IIJUYIF W . , ,h f . .. IlJ yfl , - f 4 A V 'r 1 2 y ,xi ' , 4 .Z AV f V XX Il 11 A 'C 'Lay x - C K xx . I , . . I . . S x K S ,QC . - f , J w - ,-'15-vs., 5 K - F V Il U ll 1 - 1. ' f ' ll Il, f Wi 'I lfi? ttf FIRST ROW: Horace Hawkins, Johnny Norton, Dick Vogt, Ricky Miller, Buddy Luckey. SECOND ROW: Carl Hendricks, Harold Holmes, Ray Williams, W 'ff' Ld . Howdy McTeer, Jerry Smoak, Bruce Whitney, Paul Schwartz. eauforf jlzin 644615 The Beaufort Tidal Wave Track Team raced to its third consecutive state track championship at the University of South Carolina, May 16, 1959. The Wave, improved greatly since the Post Relays, won the AA title by taking five first places and placing in six other events. During the early season the Wave managed to keep its regular season winning streak going, but looked like anything but a state championship squad. Heavy losses through graduation, plus three other un- expected losses when Jim Whelan moved away, Bill Peterson went to college a year early and Larry Rogers dropped out with a knee iniury caused Beaufort to struggle. The Evening Post Relays came early last year and the Wave looked very mediocre showing very little balance and depth. But since the Post Relays a tremendous change took place. Beaufort still continued to win during the regular season and ran its winning streak to 39 straight. The young boys on the squad were gradually getting ex- Page Seventy perience and they began to realize they could do things they didn't know they could. So the Wave worked very hard and came back from the early season mediocrity to grab its sixth straight conference title, fourth straight lower state crown, and finally its third straight state championship. Carl Hendricks came off his crutches to win the high hurdles and place third in the low hurdles. Paul Schwartz throwing against a stiff wind heaved the discus 145 feet 10 inches to take that event. Lenny Taylor fought off a pack of upper-staters with a strong finish to win the 440 yard run in 53.6. Bruce Whitney came through when the chips were down and won the broad jump at 19 feet 3.5 inches. The Wave mile relay team of Lenny Taylor, Bruce Whit- ney, Ray Williams, and Ricky Miller defeated favored Laurens by running a 3:43.7 breaking a new BHS record which the same foursome established in the lower State meet. Team scores were: Beaufort, 36, Rivers of Charleston, 24, Darlington, 17, Laurens, 14.5. I-K. -ff :fi ,, ,Nga .1 f ,, .fvfawf WT' - PAQL gcgwARTz,,. ,W J. J. PURVIS 5g 3U,5g l ,kr JJ I' M 'LN ' ' 'Q iv . ....N..qL.44?-'ggfu 4.5111 ' u J 'gfdl-L up -..l' 551. W ,pf ,fdwgxb , by .Lpwf-A., ,, ,L nr-e if :ggi .,f!j'f - 4' -' -.. Lam iona ' 31? , M-H-Q nAy.5,lglLL1AMs A cel-mwkw-as W' if Q-53 K fax - .f. A X. 5, , , Nw .4 A . .-,--. - F? 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I E44 ' - ' I 4. fi I ' Nh ' I O ',.,-' if ' - 32- ' , ' LL., ' A 4 105332 NORTON ' , T MESH 'f ,..'L E 'Y , AI'1l.D1fIERRY smofgc' ,, ' I I 1? ,if !P?',6' 'f,,,,f',' YN 3 ,Q I V Q, L A 6 W f W :ZW a ' . ,.,,. f 5 Jw W 'I 4 ui-fra 1-3,1 ,,,,, ky., N V Q, ,V 'Ia I, K J V4 'fw I., L.1.f'...? wa' I-I x U X i So ' ff Vffs Jim x ,- Q o L s 1 8. sun If-W FRESHMEN OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Sally Goodwm President Barbara Kung Vice Presldem Julie Zachowskl Treasurer Nlca Rankin Secretary F05 lflefl 1 13.1 Page Seve,-My your FRESHMEN SPONSORS, STANDING Mr Clark SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Shelton, Mr Mlfchell, Mrs Lee, Mass Prum, Mrs Smuth, Mrs Pmckney, and Mass Kroeg I 3 1 if Y 'C L if f A K . . RN, ' A 9? ' , waz' fK,k , V- T O 431' J, ' Q- LQ. - T :, , Z .I . F . I . - . 5 . , : ' ' , - 3 L - fm J' A ' V ' n- .4 3 . - 7 , - ' jf . ' , . A , Barbara Allison Bacot Alston Alma Arant Frances Arant Billy Archibald Phyllis Armstrong Bill Arsenault Qs? 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Larry Brown Betty Brunson David Brunson Ruth Brunson Butch Butler Shirley Bunn Mickey Bunton T. L. Bunton Gloria Burns Barbara Buswell Maurice Campbell Charles Capps Bill Corbine Linda Carson Dorothy Carter Pammy Cervell Imogene Clark Paul Coffman Glen Cole Bill Collins David Collins Page Severn, I is up ar-1 if .bw -.7 an 51 Q . Xa th, b J L ibn if I if M A Qi L.. Charles Gainy Judy Garner Tommy Garrett Larry Gay Ernie Gersell Norman Gilbert Patsy Ginn Claude Goldman Sally Goodwin Danny Gordon Charles Green Jan Gwin Blake Hancock Bruce Harper Carol Harrington Jimmy Hart Charles Hartee Bill Hazeldon Lyn Hazeldon Rossana Herbert Pat Hire Page Sevenvy-Six , W . ff. 1 'Ue.', P7 154 L 11- 14 ss J J Q if If JW i ts 1 L lx j of .SCAOOK Coumea !Ol'e l I ll Qs-, ,TSN 68 in new 707' ts, 1 J 2 f -1, E W Audrey Compton Barbara Connett Walley Cooney Corky Cowsert Donald Crosby Randall Crosby James Dacus Jimmy Dantzler Edna David Georgie Davis Melvin DeBrul'1l Betty Deloach Nell DeLoach Barry Denes Mark Dorrls James Douglas Freddie Downs Harrlefte Dykes Carol Edwards Fran Elliot Robert Ellis Fred Engesser Tillman Erwin Patricia Evans Cookie Eynon Lana Fillback Douglas Finney Gerald Greeman ffs '93 3,5 WU! iff Mer 'T ay- YD' J J f J l r.: f Q, ,P I ' - . I 1 LL, K . 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X ' .Jrf V Terry Hitchcock Barbara Holland Laura Horbert Vickie Horsrude Jimmy Hudson Mike Hudson Charlene Hutchinson Claude Ihly Lyn Jack Johnny Jackson Robert Jackson Michael Jaquish Bob Jilleski Carl Johnson Jimmy Johnson Larry Johnson Alexia Jones Carol Kennedy Judy Keyserling Eileen Kilpatrick Barbara King Betty King Lynda Kirkland Bill Kizer Alan Knight Evelyn Koth Rolla Langdon Webb Langford .qs fre Q., xx f 'Cv' gi' ffm' l , 3 R .f wsu' ,Wi, ,, fi .M ' A 1 - K li 6 , 4 f Q y 2 1? 5 L A x i Q' .3 ' f fa , . 4 ,yy j 2 f ' A fl L , ,, 7: C 145 ws, 6, Q -' lf f we--v 'H L! S Y - I gil Quiify .xdzgcwf fo Curricu ar Czangefi Y' L4- ugh! asa 5 ir. 8, tj., 1'S 5. av- A . x 5 x Q -j i l as S Q V fs . J 6.- 'rf 3 Q -of I L , A L s 'I' -IQ-. Qvznjl AV ix ls gs Qs uve, RN 1 -5' I 2. fi 5 D wt 4- S- L 4- 1 'W ' y , x . , 'C :Lf ti? J . 'T ' , 1 3 U 1 - J' A I Urs J Ronnie Lanier Raymond LeBlanc Jerry Lemaks Sue Lengnick June Londos Sally Long Burney Liles Evelyn Linburger Barbara Little Peggy Madden Barbara Mark John Marmish David Marsden Roberta Marshall David Marston Sonny Marvin Jimmy Maximeed Barbara May John Mayhu'e James McCaston Tommy McCracken Page Seventy-Seven H fi 01 -cw. ws.- Q I 1 , 4? L 7 i 'CT' my 'in Se 71' .A x.. in Q.. -sg L. 'VNU'- 'Evo' Q -Q.. mg, Jimmy Pope Roger Pope Frances Powell Frances Pulliam Joe Pulforalc Molly Quinn Nico Rankin Roy Rivers Moffe Rogers Duncan Russ Susan Russell Jimmy Sammons Annetie Sanders Louis Sass John Schoney Jane Shields Bobby Shumun Brenda Sinclair Carol Skipper Barbara Skipper Hompy Sloman Page Se-vemy-Eight Q-. 'i Q.. 1--.... Q'-7 4.51 .54 I G Mildred McHeffey Belly McLeod Jane McCutchen Jimmy Melvin Bunny Mixson Betly Mock Roland Moore James Morgan Milledge Morris Linda Nerdich Larry Nell Pal O Brien Carol Olson Kathleen O Neil Thomas OQumn James Orr Marcy Owens Robert Padgefle Nancy Paige Frank Pape Joe Pendarvis George Pefersen Charles Phillips Wesco? Phillips Johnny Plat? Linwood Polln Frank Polk George Polk I-05 Mcgmg Q fpaf f gl: Sckoof Jdcfzuzfcea, ' 'B A . -Qs J s ,ig ir is - l i r -sl -i li 5' I 45 as 'fe 'g-.. 4 Q5 3 Sv Wk.. 1 Yfr-nl Harold Smith Mike Smith Kay Smith Gail Stevenson Patsy Stockton Mac Stone Elizabeth Sweat Jody Taylor Donnie Thomas Larry Thomas Juliet Todd Chuck Thompson Charles Tootle Linda Tucker Buddy Wagner Jimmy Wagner Duncan Wall Elbert Walsh Ann Ward Carol Ward Mary Ward Kaye Warren Clifton Weaver Mike Wertman Evelyn White Jack Williams Ruby Williams Nancy Wilson ng All 4 jlrif fo ew xlaeriencw ana! .gcleagi Dorothy Beverly Dwight Cater Tom Courtney Electra Demosthenes Jack Easler Linda Elkins Bill Enger Rickey Graves NOT PHOTOGRA PH ED Vicki Jenkins Robert Kilgore Wendell Lambert Charles Lane Robert Madden William McConoughy Archie Nix George O'Quinn Charles Wisenburger John Wright Christy Yost Marilyn Young Daisy Youngblood Julie Zachowski Toni Outlaw Eddie Ownby Eugene Pelham E. F. Smith Gehrig Smith Jerry Stewart Walter Walton lee Ellen Webb Page Seventy-Nine 4: ..-......g, SPONSORS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Zeigler, Miss Newell, Mr. Guinn, Mrs. Mary Vella Miss Phyllis Sullivan, Mr. Brawley .SJOIOAOIWIOPQ6 gfcm 0 62 Larry Anderson Potty Anderson Sue Ansley Fred Atkins Donna Auston Paul Barber Daisy Battey Sandra Bennett Pat Berkley Donna Bessinger Kent Bishop David Bogan PGQE Eighty 'I H we I ,ZX ,A,,..-f' X LEFT TO RIGHT treasurer Barbara Christensen secretary Carol Jones vlcepresldent Carl Vella president Karen Cooper 1-' wnq OFFICERS R5 -In--0 'C' I .ii C, Cookie Bowers Yvonne Bowers Bruce Boyer William Breland Joe Bridges Carolyn Brown Mary Brown Albert Brownlee Ray Burgess Barbara Christen Dan Cimono Edith Cole ,Zi Q V 4 T ,f 1 Y , 3. . 5 ,, i s Ti 7-I , il V i . miflkf 8' ,J I xx fa. A Q Y . V ii il '-,J mf, 4, A A 'S ix 7 .ea lov in kit L. .3 W i 'S-.-Q f fx , N 4'-' x it , , 3 , I f zfil -L. 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'Y r ' 327,217 ' ' '-, ads. ::,,, 4- A V ni Q i af, ' C? . is 4 2 'E' ua if .lr 'Q - ,a Y f Af'i VX' xy , I is gg parficipafing if .?55 :g, 3 A rz' , Carolyn Ellis Claudia Ellis Clayton Ellis Butch Epps Charles Eubank Toni Flowers Sandra Foster Marsha Fox Tee Fraser louise Funderburk Tommy Gantt John Garner f 'I ft- 'Q-'III WN it-X ' 'Qt' f Q.-.5 , ' 1' 1 . -an -' sz S ,. . Ziai., 1 , ' we fu V vo-..,,, fn. -sf A -Q. , . 7, ,gi jo W '51 , f v ,M 'cw wa, am M, if x 5 : A l A Y kfzf' I gs, ll' F, if , ' ' , Q1 -iv Tommy Hubbard Lynn Huntley David Jackson Lawerence Jackson Fred Jenks Donna Johnson Marla Johnson Carol Jones Bill Juhrs Jackie Kanavel Mike Kelly Bill Kennedy -'cn' . , Ah L N , - Q2- If: -6 ' A .li , ,AM . . . lf' yi Su... JY 'xx - . , v 'S fix 1. ,. W-Q F?-3' i My G 2 ,fy 'iff nm 15 L. if yur' J, ix X Q 44 1 .vw cfikw 'M 1'- Q Q , -RYA -, I ,. 1 . ev --ails' X ax Qx . , -Yi y , A 1 s... 1 57 f 4' G rw? J 'I-4' ,V,gV 1 -ey -- ore Jdcfiuified. lm ,Nucl greaf jun f' iii' 1: ' ,L . , V Y' x W' Y rv-fi Li '-if M - Y ,327 j k 1' Ki Q . X N ,gh Q aw: vw in 4 J fi 4 - 1 J w Q v s Q1 1, ,,.v . ,. ' if-Y K' , K in V1 L I , ,g1:. W, ,ef my Vg.- VQL' Q ' er fm-H X '.g,'f.: X ,N 5 - , . tn 'FH ' ,pun 1 K J A ' 4. 4. get ,Qi . t: fs 5 fLe-.ef ' Q. ,J i y- . . K y, 1 leg. M4 'Renee L A f 1 5 I , he .. . , l Al ' L X 'P' v. , '75 L- G' David Kennedy Robert Kennemur Joy Keyserling Lonnie Kingery Larry Kizer Linda Koch Roberi Kozak Pat Lacy John LoPorfo Bill Lassoter lone Lawson Benny Leigh Daniel Lesesne Jean Lot! Bonnie Lupton Donnie Mogill Carolyn Martin Elaine Mariin Kathleen Martin David Martiny Beverly Maule Walter May Fred McCaleb Gail McConaughey Page Eighty-Three S we-4 545 f1l1. ,. Q ,,uf,, , w ff Qs A-- 'Q' K, so A. Q.,- WWW 4: 71 k ,4 d tr 2 A4 John Murphy Jerry Norton Leslie Olesak Frankie O'Quinn Jean O'Quinn Paul O'Quinn Pauline O'Quinn Louis Pace Karen Padgett Fay Parker Nell Paul Thomas Peck Sidney Peeples Martha Perkins Anne Phillips Linda Pinckney Melinda Pinckney Johnny Polk Bertie Mae Price Judy Riggs Susan Rogers Woodrow Rorrer Robert Rossi Shirley Rutland P Eight, Four ein? if PQ? Eileen McCoy Howdy McTeer Emil Mesko Eric Mesko Sandra Mestler Michael Miller Shirley Mixson Sterley Mixson Bobby Mitchell Bob Morgan Joey Morris Teresa Morris .QIICKMCIGCJ .gn jk? p0lUJOI' gow! game, sen... 'xg -ng-.ff ,I bk R , , . , ' New 4 ima ' 1, 'JF , Qin Q, M , ' '? ' ? ' el ,- ie v...' ,gg w e t I 't 55.-sf ,X B-'gf 15's x Qi , I W, A . . fi f ' 4 5 1 f ' - ,J . Am Ou ? LL, . A' 'rf v' - K 5fJfr,'2 f ti .1 5 Q-.., ,f any ..,. y 'Um X 2 ., N f f- l mffifi' f fi. .1 5' 'it fl ,Q 9 if if f ,fi 5' -ij 15 I L. , .L M s- -e-- 4 it 5 ,fe i' 71' I . 1 fs I 'gil U-I ,sg ,b Y 4,943 L, ' , V 1 rf' --f R in Rf D , J. W fa-2 ' I My Q l Bernie Schein Gayle Skinner Anne Smith Bill Smith Billy smafh Coleman Smith Donnie Smith Jerry Smoak Jimmy Stewart Rita Strickland Harry Taylor Heyward Taylor ,X it L, f 'f fe- ,T ,J 'lf 5352 unior- We-tv' fu' Qlh.. ' 5 2 'A .mi x ,M Ass ,, .5 'V W 1 si X l:. ' , f 'liz ' f ' 45 Ni is W Q 4 me W enior, .xdnol .Homecoming onora Walter Almond Mickey Bailey Annie Ruth Benton Vernon Bowers Robert Bowers Eddie Featherly Bobbie Glass Not photographed: - 1 , Roy Nichols Butch Ramsey Charles Smith J. R. Thompson Gene Winchester Gayle Woods Pamella Taylor Richard Thomas PeggY Trezevant Dennis Tuten Carl Vella Dianne Weaver Linda Wilburn Dick Williams Robert Williams John Wilson Sherial Youmans .loe Zagone Page Eighty-Five SPONSORS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Miss Moody Mrs MCCYGHIG MI' Riley MISS FOSYGY LEFT TO RIGHT Emilie Lengnick Treasurer Susan Youmans Secretary Mr Shealy Beth Story Vice President Butch Hmson President uncord Cfaaa 1961 The Juniors come to the end of the year and pause, looking back over a full schedule. Feeling that Christmas Spirit should last all year long, these imaginative young people held a Christ- mas Hop in July as the first of many proiects. Not wanting to waste a moment of their valuable time, they set out to become door-to-door salesmen cluring the annual magazine drive. This cleared over one thousand dollars. To keep in trend with this modern age the unique Juniors traded their books for dark glasses and in- troduced a Beatnik Dance . Powder fiew and pageboys became pigtails as the girls donned clungarees, and the fellows, skirts, Page Eighty Six for the Power Bowl Game. The date of the Beauty Contest soon arrived, and was followed by the Junior Carnival. Anxiety grew as the night of the Junior-Senior drew near. Long hours spent in decorating were well worth while . . . this Junior-Senior was spectacular, the climax to a perfect year. Although jubilant over their successes they felt a moment of sadness when they realized that some of their classmates had earned the right to graduate with the Seniors. The Junior Class is eagerly looking forward to its new horizons as Seniors of 61. Arlene Ailunson Carol Barley Karen Barfueld Theresa Barrows John Barfon Suzanne Baughman Barbara Bennett Jerry Bennelf Linda Benton Jnmmy Bishop Jimmy Blackburn Lewus Blmn Glenn Brantley Regxna Brantley Harry Brown W:-J rf' A 1-'gf fb K-7 ve- -W C Plzfflflazf Ju y .9 Peking I'0 BC! 4,--. s 97' ,..... Y 'f i 10,4 Q, 1' gil x IIT Tv Q Nancy Brown Olnn Brown Tommy Bryan? Mary Bundy Gerry Burke Jane Burke Janice Busch Gayle Campbell Beverly Carver Nancy Crmuno Gibson Cohen Woodle Collms Bob Conley Kahe Connelly Carl Cooler Pgg E Ny Seven - ,A-Q u I I I , 4 S X. r. 6. - , - 9' .J .., , 5' A A 'A' I I , Q, ' J 41 f' W' v- A b C J 6 . , A . A ' 1 ' I V, 1' . Q 2' 'V' 3' J Q A ' n f 5 ' 1 ll , if ' ' 'wg ff ff l :ANA M he A L- J V-fwfr' I -. K if - 7 L. M 4 C y 9 4 be , . L- K' ' J in TQ ss, ' I Ni , X C ff , 1 4 ' X Q '. F A N U . . - Ag .i - r 4 41, . f 1 f QL, ',' , . 4- ' ' or . A tg Y ,rp , ' , I j Y , 4 ' M, , :me e Q' '- i Jo Glbbons Hugh Godfree Gordon Gray David Green Michael Greenly Ned Gwun Berry Hackner Ray Harvey James Hawkes Horace Hawkms Nora Heape Wnllns Hearn Bull Hendrnclcs Gloria Hners Bufch Hanson J J Joyce Dantzler Jnmmy Deer Joe DeKehoe Lnndc Dougheriy Edith Dr ggers Richard Elkins Sandy Fant Bobby Fender Carolyn Ferguson Pa? 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Xayug ' 'W' 'MINT BIG D 'f!,' ff' l , 1 X y ,P K ll .l 'rl XX v 1 W X X 5 rlf , Gordon Wheeler Kitty Wynn Susan Youmans Freddie Young Joy Youngblood mmf Cjfw f 1960 K Puje N ,Qty : LEFT TO RIGHT Mary Ehzobeih Johns Vrce Presudenf Doug Brown Presudeni Muss Hardin Sponsor Vick: Mock Secretory Mr Gnunn Sponsor Mrs Moliby Sponsor Mr Norrls Sponsor Sandra Black Treasurer efllol' l9Ofl50l'5 .24 J Cefif ,W A jogefAe reafe effer emor au Wo f-an 10+ 4' . .6 'ff'-r 131' if ' JOYCE DIANE ALDERMAN JANICE KAYE ARCHIBALD MARY FRANCES ALTA BEACH Small and neaf, blonde and sweefg she's Always laughing, never sadg somefimes Small in slafure, deep in mind, a jollier a girl thaf's hard fo beat. naughty, bul never bad. pal you could never find, . CQ V k,,V I - , ir y, Neel. 'fv3?L5j, fy ' 4 - 4: K, 4 JUDITH ANN BELAND JAMES ROGER BELLAMY RILEY ALLEN BENNETT She isa quief and indusfriaus person. The good die youngg boy am I faking Life is iusf a :pang l'll enjoy every inch care of myself. of if. .xdl Jong ofaaf M ave eacheal MARGARET FAYE BERKLEY MILDRED DOLLIE BISHOP MARY SANDRA BLACK By fhe work one knows fhe worlrmanf' She shall have music wherever she goesff A fall girl with ideals fo march Q li ,1- T -fain uf if ALFRED RALPH BROWN DOUGLAS GLENN BROWN I am as I cm and so will I be!! Noble in every Ihoughi ond in every 'fSmiIe deed. 'Ulf' , I-.47 .af EMMITT F. BUFKIN and Ihe world smiles wifh you. .0-:A 'UF 'f JAMES EDWARD BUNTON MARGARET PATRICIA MARIE BURCKELL VICTOR LEE BURGESS SomeIimeS I siI and II1Ir1l1: SOHIGIIITIGS Give Io Ihe world ihe besI you have and I core noI for books. Give me wine jusf SH. The besf will come back Io you. women, and song. I O UI 15' ' ur oa n e wfanf orczon JOE RICHARD BUSWELL MARY ANNETTE CAMPBELL ED HORTON CARR 'fDon'I le? Irouble offronl your conscience, She can mix laughter wifh serious Ihingsff lf is nice Io be nafurcl when you are nor girls your mind. nafurally nice. 1 ,. gg: ' Page Nrnery-Four q 599- IRENE MARIE CHINEY VIRGINIA LUCILLE COLLINS HELEN MARIE COMPTON She oc's m e she folks nice she fs mee Sober buf no? serious, quief buf noi idle. A frue source of cheerfulness 'ni' PATRICK JOSEPH CORBETT He's in Ihe game and no? a mere loolrer- on. ear. 'ML QUE WOODROW JACKSON CROSBY ANGELA DELORES DEER ANGIE PATRICIA YOUMANS Do as you would be done by IS the A delightful blend of pleasanf nafure, The smile she softly uses hlls Ihe silence suresl way of pleasing friendship and charm like a speech. 3, L DOROTHY ELLEN EAKIN Quief, sincere, and ihoroughly likable. C7 THOMAS JERRY GALLOP lf girls inlerfore wifh work-quif work. ' v Y '9' 'mug .ffi MARY PURDY EPPS CAROLYN JOAN FANT A woman is between a flower and an A sofl voice furneih away wrafhf' angel. timing. s..- JOAN CARTER GANTT MARTHA ANN GARVIN The smile on your face is buf a reflecfian Of quief fasfe and manner mild. of ihe feeling in your head. eegng .fdcAieuemenf jar we ROBERT ALTON GILBERT SHARON ANN GOOCH GREGORY VAN PELT GORE Don'f fake life foo seriously, you'll never By my frofh, a pleasanf liifle lady. Lei fhe world roll along Ill gef fhere gef our of if alive anyway. lafer. A-I fir' Page Ninety-Six i '-5 il-sqae' ., ,v,. CAROLYN ELIZABETH GRAVES 'fCrczy, but we all love her. All vw X 'L ., ' fx ill' ,C LOIS MAE GROVES JAMES BRYON HARBOUR So man cdmirin wa s of charm. His brain slarfs workin when he els u Y 9 Y 9 9 P in lhe morningg and never quifs unfil he gefs to school. . fy CHARLES ELLSWORTH HAZEN CHARLES ALLEN HEAPE CARL CALHOUN HENDRICKS He has q habit of always looking on A delighlfol ccmbinavion of laziness and They are rich who have many friends. fhe sunny side of life. enfhusiasm, sense and nonsense. flmf flme. YM re We Mighleal Sim THEODORE TERRENCE HERBERT SIBBY CAROL HUNTER JAMES CHESTER JACKSON Farewell lrnowledgeg thou arf foo dear 'Pleasing fo see, nice to know. Happy cm l, from core I cm free. for my possession. l ,-of T Dani ff? X--r Sewen 'E' TQ 59,4 n kv MARY ELIZABETH JOHNS JOHN NOAH KENNEMUR, JR. ROBERT GEORGE KING Smurf, capable, and always kindg in To have abilify is nothing if you haven'1 He won us wifh his good looks and per- facf, she just can'f be delinedfl the chance to show if. sonalityf' aaa fx, 5? ERNEST JACKSON KIRKLAND EDNA FRANCES KRAAY HELENA MARJORIA LANGFORD l s a good life if you know how fa live il. Safely is lhe soul's heallhg sadness, HAS welcome as sunshine in every place poison. is fhe becoming approach of a good- nafurea' lace. ll 2 06111005 I1 Q re n,0glng ul' ,9 ji. ,4 J 'UU cf ' ' RALPH JOSEPH LeFEBVRE ARLENE JOAN LETTICH SHARON FERN LEVINE Lei us fhen be wha! we are and speak HA smile is me ,,cdemc,k of Q happy A good head and indusfrious hands are whaf we lhinkf' soul. worth gold in any land. Page Ninevy-Eight 43 .fi il l '3 1 HEYWARD C. LUCKEY PATRICIA BLY MADDEN A delighfful blend of cufeness and per- A merry hear! goes all Ihe way. sonolifyf' 75-F- ,J lg 'Q' -vig, l L A 1' MARY LINDA MCCASKILL CAROLINE EVE MCLEOD CAROL DUVALL ADE AnyIhing worfh having is worfh working Her charming ways, her friendly smile, Laugh1er and love e hidden in her for. makes her friendship well worlhwhilef' eyes. t' Z? ' fl IQ 'bfi' O l'e5 lg? e Ofe Zfifllnflflg e eifpon-:fl l I led CAROL ANTONIA METCALF MARSHALL MICHAEL JAMES THOMAS MIKELL A sunny disposifion lines fhe edges of I enjoy no mon fha? knows more Ihan Take good care of me, good men are life's blockesf clouds. myself buf pify Ihe one fhaf knows less. scarce. bw 1:37 E i j 4. .xy -..l Page Ninety-Nine 43 Y .f -Af' NIH .. JOSEPH THOMAS MILLER FAITH LENORE MILNER up: HARRIETTE JOAN MITCHELL lf doesn'1 pay fo worry, ihings will hap- And here is o maiden, quife preffy, friend- Of disposiiion swee? and manner mild. pen anyway. ly, and feminef' fiff ,JW Y X-if si' ..,,..f,w H, .. 'Q' 'ct'-2' J VICTORIA LEOLA MOCK JOHN CARLTON NORTON WILLIAM HENRY O'QUINN She lived af peace wilh all mankind, in f'LaYe hours aren'f good fm one, buf fhey Gay was he as he moved along. friendship she was Hue. are all righf for Iwo. Aduff jim CARSON O'QUINN We musf have reason for speech buf nof for silence. val 'CSV 7 ayif jomorrowd un JOYCE ELOISE OWNBY E LEVERN WORLEY She'S a lady from fip fo foe. CourIesy n er goes ouf of fashion . ,lx 'Ze left 1-wr BRUCE SHELDON PATTERSON RETHA MARLENE PEEPLES DOROTHY LEE PERRY An earnesf worker whose reward should Sincere and lrue she sfrives in all her True fo her work her word and her be fhe bes? besf fo do friends gov Y' if T' HELEN LUCILLE POTTER KEMPER S. POWELL Her crown is in her hear! and no? on For o boy who's friendly, full of mirlh, her head. Yhere is no measure on fhis earfhf' Shine o Eighffy .gn ur yea A f RALPH WAYNE RAMSEY ROY THOMAS RICHARDS JENNIE CHRISTINA RILEY 'Wha? care I when I can resf, kill lime, 'Wif, wisdom, and personality are born Neafness is the crowning grace of worn and fake file of its best with this man. anhoodf' ,,.. , '41 if gqalb i I sk lu, ,f-, yi' A LULA PEARL ROGERS SYLVIA LANE RUSS FRANCIS DOUGLAS SANDIFER Of Cll5pOSlll0n sweef and manner mild A big hearf, always wishing fo do righi Life is wha? you make iff 'mike if W0 il'I' and be friends wifh everyone. while. ! w.. 5' f',. .f! 9--f 'V . K., PAUL SCHWARTZ DAVID ROBERT SHIELDS None buf himself can be his parallel. His smile shows his happiness, his friends his populariiyf' jhey ring eam, ecauae e BOBBY EDWARD SMITH MAXINE ELEANOR SMITH A good name is rafher lo be chosen Of honesf worfh, fruly one ol whom we than greaf riches. can depend. an wiv 'bu-f V2 rf' -of 1'-7, T' 'E' ref if HENRY DENNIS SMITH JOANNE PEEPLES STANLEY THOMAS RICHARD STOKES And when men look for leaders amon Shes hooked her man H IS fhe iype of boy w all like 9 men he shall be fhere lU 0W 195 13.17 P49 lin '-r-437' 'inf DELLA FRANCES TALLEY MIRIAM MCMAHON TAYLOR JAMES GOODING THOMAS There is noihing so greaf fhaf she fears She has o graceful ladylike airy she'cl be A fine combination of personalify and fc do for her fVl9f1ClS-H a model fo follow any day. good looks. make jhaf jim ur? alalaiegif may JAMES ADAM THOMAS JAMES WILLIAM THORNTON BONNIE CAROL TIDD Life is nof so short buf fha? fhere is Whaf care I when I can resf, kill firrve, 'Pleasing lo see, sweef to know, a girl always lime enough for courfesyf' and fqke life qf ifg best, who'll always be adored. C' Q' 'Z' Page C'e Hwyec Tn 4 'Q' 'O' I-'-f l CORENE BASS TOOLEY MAXINE ANGELA TRAMMELL SANDRA ANN TUCKER Friendly, ready, and willing, mosf capable Her viriues are many, her faulis are few, Her voice is ever soff, low and genilef' roof always on hand her par? fo do. to her friends she's loyal and Hue. ,-ire-Mvwgygsag fri ff f Ea QQ 5' by H 4 J' 'huns 4pp......,, 'Q s- . muff CAROL ANNETTE TUDOR JUDITH ANN TURNER THOMAS LEON WAGNER A smile for all, a greefing glad, a lovo- Those who bring sunshine fo lhe lives ol An earnesf, ialenled worker whose re- ble, jolly way she has. olhers cannof keep ii from ihemselvesf' wards should be lhe best ur iued re uer .zdncl jhaf ijozlag LOUISE MAE WARD CAROLYN DIANNE WARREN SHIRLEY ANN WEAVER She lives each day fo Phe fullest. Quiei, but full of fun, she is liked a A warm personalify mingled wiih friend lol by everyone. ship. .ge fi? IS 'l' TTT? OM, Q--9' if FREDERICK ALEXANDER WELLS SANDRA JOAN WENT RAYMOND HARRY WILLIAMS Generous blg hearfecl and lrlnd a bel I musl Iallc and laugh or life wnll be Happy am I from Care Im free why ter friend would be hard Io hnd emply aren I all confenfed like me QQ-C'-' W if CHARLES BRUCE WHITNEY WILLA MARIE WILLIS JOYCE CAROL WOODS A versafile alhlefe plus an ull around A charming lassie, full of fun--A favorire Everyone has a hobbyg hers is sporIs. guyg he'll certainly reach his goal by and of everyone. by. 'vue Sfand .fdf jhe .7Lre5h0fcl .24 Eighf ew mr!! k4,,,,,-W., N-V... S 'H f X I , A EX? i ' z?f?'M:gm5:+f,4,,:.f5 ? , ,ar is mf, is ?f s-QW ,, ll A Beatnik here and a Beatnik there- mv i an . 'G fb Sh Q ' Cheer up Juniors , the worst is yet to come! the Bram. Wg u M, i .7 V , ggi .13 ' s 5 ggffa ,, - 1'--1 f .. f S r Say nsoysu his GIRL? -Y Y 'H an W 3' Q enior Ol 6Uel g jrienalhedf Caroline McLeod cmd Freddie Wells 1 All ?77o5f ibepenalaglfe Angelo Deer and Doug Brown 777oJf Courfeoru Alice Lowery cmd Bobby Smith ulaerfa fiued orizon Toni PQ.. 77705: Jlnfeffzffuaf Faith Milner and Terry Herbert tk if i It -.t I .. - 'z' gal olleaclem Metcalf and Dennis Smith 777oJf fo Succeed Mary Elizabeth Johns and Tommy Richards fx -Q' '-4.280 as .,.,c Q'-1' x X Q 'A Ai 4 ly! ' Teddie f7Ao5e Sfara enior My ,417 IQMJ Potter and Bruce Whitney i ' i row A CU Gm .--' if 'b ' A 7 WM r , .i it J if . X I ' N ff--AM' kvwh E J gezif lgeroonahfy Vicki Mock and Jim Harbour Pgcwa T 7 . ,ff 777051 Jdflbfff Joyce Woods ond Poul Schwartz , Scovcngg - ' smug I ii 'ma' iffrafi.-'Y '....-- wi ,,.,..i,.,, , ulaerfa fiuefi mmf .xdffracfiue Christina Riley and Vic Burgess MM ol,ooAing Mary Epps and Bob King cr-sf MMA .S7zine ,x ' 1 1 1- 4F '5x JH. Cu feaf Joy Alderman and Buddy Luckey Page One Hundred Eleven K' wi J.. I5 -xalfi, .Y , tx Xl, R ,M 4 'f ' 1 na, sg,J uuJ wdgffi, ,,, enior g'igAfer jhan . . geaf .genae .iuumor Helena Longford and Kemper Powell l xl QBYQQ, 3 XX 3 -A5L3k.QkJ 5 is-...--f Wadi popufar Willa Willis and Ray Williams Wadi SCAUJ .gpirif Carolyn Groves and David Shields Z 1- W ,X I A me XL v- ,Z ,4 uloerfa fiuea .7442 lad! Wad Ofigilldf Corene Tooley and Ralph LeFebrve 7Mo4f jaknfeal Carole Tudor and Tommy Wagner Igml :bancen Shirley Weaver and Carl Hendricks ,Q Q3 1 R D ,. -we MMM MM 'Lx WT g 75: V ..' in ffl N Q '43 L SHARON LEVINE Cfadd Aafory We are a part of all that we have met. What a small scope our horizon took in on that breathless, exciting day in September 1948 when 118 of us took a closer look at the new horizons that loomed ahead of us-school! The word school cast the air of eager anticipation around us each ti.me it was mentioned, but twelve years seemed as if a million would be closer and easier to obtain. DOTTIE EAKIN ln the next six years, the horizon broadened as we learn- ed the 3 R's and even more important how to get along with others. Teacher-she must have had the patience of a saint-was a second mother to us, or in our rambunctious moments, the overbearing dictator. Our scope of knowledge increased with daily homework assignments, plays, and oral book reports which brought out the ham in us. Socially, our friendship circle widened to include the opposite sex. The days of whispered giggles, passed love notes, and boy-girl chasing at recess were upon us! The sixth grade was the climax of our elementary school career. How we worked on our graduation exercises, wasn't it fun being the Senior ? Finally we received some of the respect elders expect to receive. We had spent six long years achieving this great station in life and were terrified by the reports of the school we would next attend. Why, it was like . . . like going into barbaric lands! They even changed classes and had a study hall every day. Proudly, yet sadly, we said farewell to grade school. We came to junior high with such high hopes of power and importance. Alas, only to come down to rock bottom again-seventh grade. Our horizons were broadening to in- clude change of classes and teachers. We were pulled off our sixth grade pedestals and put in our places. Although we were going around in a fog for a while, we finally took different classes and teachers in our stride. Little did we realize that after a while it would be hard for us to remember how it was like not changing classes. How we liked the idea of having a little time between classes to stretch our legs and to tell our best friend some- thing that we just could not ever write in a note. We were given even more liberty by being allowed to join clubs and the B.H.S. Band. This made us feel even more grown-up, even if those stuck-up upperclassmen did have the opinion that we were just babies. Why, the nerve of 'eml Lipstick and grown-up clothes became a part of our everyday experiences. We entered the dating world, that special world of sudden joy and pathos. Some began taking driving lessons-most of us had a chance to drive the car dur- ing these lessons. This brought the coveted Driver's license within our grasp, also we began, about this same time, that never-ending plaintive pleading to our parents for the use of the car. These long-awaited rewards made life exciting-as if being able to say we went to the high school wasn't enough. Yes, we were growing up. Ninth grade-How exciting it was to us to enter the wonderful whirl of high school activities! Alas, we found that we were low men on the totem pole, although some of our boys were able to take part in sports. This year for the first time we were able to choose two subjects on our own. We now began thinking of our future life-what we would be doing after we graduated. College, business school, nursing, finding a job, service-all had to be planned, and our sub- jects chosen accordingly. Our teachers, parents, and friends gave us a helping hand in trying to decide all of these Page One Hundred Fourteen very important questions which puzzled us. lt was hard getting settled down and placing each opportunity offered us in its proper prospective. One of our classmates was select- ed Sweetheart of B.H.S., one of our first honors as a class. Tenth grade-Silly sophomores fa word meaning wise fooli! Now we really felt as if we belonged. Many of us worked on the various school organizations and publications. Many of our classmates became full-fledged members of the varsity teams. At the end of the year, some of our group were honored by being asked to serve at the Junior-Senior. Eleventh grade Jolly Juniors-Just call us busy-bees. We had truly come into our own at school. lt was wonderful to be able to lead instead of follow. What class spirit we had! We were the first class to win the Powder Bowl as juniors. Then there was the Junior Carnival, and-was there ever another one like it?-our Junior-Senior, the culmination of months of planning and even more difficult, adapting these dreams to practical application. Class Day arrived, SENIORS at last! Twelfth grade-Then before we knew it, our last won- derful year at Beaufort High School began in a brand-new school. iOnly 33 of the original 'l'l8 members of the Class of T960 remained to graduate at Beaufort High School.J How proud we are to be the first class to graduate from a school like ours, with its superior physical plant, classroom equip- ment, language lab, and most of all dedicated teachers- how grateful we are for their guidance. The pace has not slowed down for a minute for us. As the saying goes, it takes work to stay on top, and we were at last on the very top rung of the extra-curricular ladder. We had privileges- rings,,the fabulous trip to New York, and Washington, the play on which we worked so hard, and conventions-what memories! Honors were heaped on our class-another Powder Bowl victory, beauty queens, honor students, the glory of effective team work in sports. Today we need to look back, not with sadness on all those fabulous times we have had during our school days, but with happiness that we have had these years to grow physically, mentally, and spiritually. We have had much help along the way, for we've had friends going along the same rough road of growing, teachers willing to spend hours guiding us, and parents who gave us love, assistance, un- derstanding, and millions of little intangibles that are so es- sential, yet taken for granted. True we are losing something we'll never be able to regain, but we are also obtaining something we'll never be able to lose: we have a general background in many subjects, memories, precious now, but even more as we advance in years, we know how to work with people and how to give and receive help. All of this from just a few years of school, the most important years we'll ever spend. Although the sun has set on our high school days, the real landscapes are just opening up. Going forth into new horizons, often we'll look back with pride on you, Beaufort High, and hope that you will also be proud of us in our past accomplishments as well as in our future under- takings. eH1l0l ALDERMAN JOY Cutest Junuor Carnuval Commuttee 3 JunuorSenuor Commuttee 3 Chorus 134 Junuor Senuor Wautress 2 Tudal Wave Staff 2 Homeroom Offucer 2 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 2 Booster Club 23 French Club 3 Powder Bowl Game 34 Cheerleader 34 Offuce Helper ARCHIBALD JANICE Powder Bowl Game 4 Home Economucs 1 Sports Club 2 3 BEACH MARY Transferred from Lake Worth Hugh Floruda 1959 Junuor Red Cross 4 BELAND JUDY Transferred from Cony Hugh Maune 1956 Junuor Classucal League 2 3 Dramatuc Club 2 Art Apprecuatuon Club 3 BELLAMY ROGER 4H Club 1 FFA Cl b 123 T811 Club 3 BENNETT RILEY Jumor Senuor Commuttee 3 Junuor Classucal League 12 Bus Druver 3 Sports Club 1 Band 123 Duxue Dukes 3 Art Apprecua tuon Club 1 BERKLEY MARGE Beta Club 4 Jr Classucal League 12 Homeroom Offucer 4 FTA Club 4 Luterary Magazune Club 24 Senuor Marshal 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Dramatuc Club 2 BISHOP DOLLIE Chorus 34 Jumor Classucal League 12 Homeroom Offucer 1 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 14 Booster Club 1 JV Cheer leader 1 Powder Puff 2 BLACK SANDI Natuonal Honor Soctety 4 Beta Club 4 Beaufortonuan Staff 3 4 Jumor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 Junuor Semor Wautress 2 May Festuval 13 Junuor Classucal League 12 Tudal Wave Staff 34 Homeroom Offucer 2 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 34 Senuor Class Treasurer 4 Student Councul 4 Booster Club 12 French Club 3 FTA Club 4 Powder Bowl 3 Powder Puff 2 Honor Roll 123 Canteen Offucer 4 BROWN AL Jumor Semor Walter 2 May Festuval 2 Varsuty Football 123 AuduoVlsual Alds Club 2 Powder Bowl Cheerleader 4 BROWN DOUG Most Dependable Beta Club 4 Jr Carnuval Cammut tee 3 JunuorSenuor Commuttee 3 Jr Classucal League 12 Senuor Class Presudent 4 Student Councul 12 French Club 3 Scuence Club 2 Bus Druver 34 Basketball 124 Sports Club 1 Honor Roll 2 JV Basketball 1 2 BUFKIN EMMITT Scuence Club 124 Beta Club 4 Bus Druver 34 Luterary Magazune Staff 4 Honor Roll 3 Auduo Vusual Auds Club 2 Mental Contest 2 BUNTON JAMES Bus Druver 4 FFA Club 123 T81 Club 4 Sports Club 1 BURCKELL PAT Transferred from Thomas Jefferson Hugh Vurgunua 1957 Beaufortonlan Staff 4 French Club 3 FTA Club 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Powder Bowl 3 Luterary Magazune Club 4 Honor Roll 3 Jumor Car nuval Commuttee 3 Jumor Senuor Commuttee BURGESS VIC Best Dressed Transferred from Camp LeJeune Hugh N C 1959 Varsuty Football 4 BUSWELL JOE CAMPBELL ANNETTE Jr Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 Chorus 123 May Festuval 12 Junuor Classucal League 12 Homeroom Offucer 3 Student Councul Alternate 2 Booster Club 12 Basketball 3 Powder Bowl 3 CA R ED 4H Club 1234 Bus Druver 1234 FFA Club 123 T811 Club 1 Sports Club 1 Duxue Dukes 1 2 CHINEY IRENE Transferred from St Vuncents Hugh Calufornua 1958 Beta Club 4 Chorus 3 4 Junuor Red Cross 4 COLLINS VIRGINIA Jumor Carnuval Commuttee 3 4-H Club 13 Chorus 234 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 2 Booster Club 1 French Club 3 Powder Bcwl Game 4 Luterary Magazune Club 3 Dramatuc Club 2 COMPTON HELEN Jr Carnuval Commuttee 3 Jumor Senuor Commuttee 3 Chorus 3 4 Booster Club 1 2 Basketball 1 23 Art Apprecuatuon Club 1 CONVERSE JUDY Junuor Carnuval Commuttee 3 JunuorSenuor Com muttee 3 4H Club 12 May Festuval 2 Jr Classucal League 12 Booster Club 1 2 Dramatu Club 1 CORBETT PAT Jr Classucal League 12 French Club 3 Science Club 12 Bus Druver 34 Auduo Vusual Auds Club 1 Wuld Lufe Club 12 CROSBY JUDY Chorus 4 Junuor Red Cross 4 CROSBY WOODROW Bus Druver34 DAVIDSON TRACY 4H Club 1 2 Homeroom Offucer 2 Jumor Red Cross 4 Bus Druver 234 Track 12 Baseball 3 Sports Club 12 JV Foot ball 1 2 DEER ANGELA Most Dependable Beta Club 4 Beaufortonuan Staff 4 Jumor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 4-H Club 1 Homeroom Offucer 23 Student Councul 34 Booster Club 12 French Club 3 FTA Club 4 Powder Bowl Game 34 Luterary Magazune Club 4 Sports Club 2 Honor Roll 2 Offuce Helper 34 Art Apprecuatuon Club 1 U eCf0l y EAKIN DOROTHY Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Beta Club 4 .lunuor Classu cal League 12 Debatung Club 3 FTA Club 34 Luterary Magazune Club 4 Dramatuc Club 2 3 EPPS MARY Best Lookung Beta Club 4 Jr Carnuval Commuttee 3 Jumor Senuor Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Wautress 2 Junuor Classucal League 12 Tudal Wave Staff 3 Homeroom Offucer 12 Homeroom Beauty Con testant 1 23 Muss Junuor 3 Class Offucer 3 Student Councul 2 3 4 Booster Club 23 French Club 3 Powder Bowl Game 34 Powder Puff 2 Cheer leader 4 JV Cheerleader 1 Hall of Fame 2 Sports Club 1 Offuce Helper 34 Jr Muss Ameruca of B H S 4 Maud of Honor for May Day 4 Muss Senuor 4 FANT CAROLYN Beta Club 4 Jr Classucal League 12 Student Councul 1 Debatmg Club 3 Honor Roll 1 23 GALLOP JERRY 4H Club 1234 May Festival 3 Varsuty Football 23 Bus Druver 23 4 F F A Club 1 23 JV Football 1 GANTT JOAN Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Beta Club 4 Junior Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 4H Club 1 Chorus 1 JHA Club 2 Homeroom Offucer 12 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 2 Student Councul 1234 Secretary of Dustruct No 1 Student Councul 4 Powder Bowl 4 Offuce Helper 4 GARVIN MARTHA ANN Transferred from Auken Senuor Hugh SC 1959 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 GILBERT BOB Transferred from Orange Hugh Calufornua 1956 Scuence Club 4 Luterary Magazune Club 4 Senuor Marshal 4 Honor Roll 123 Lubrary Club 1 2 Mental Contest 2 GOOCH SHARON JHA Club 12 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 1 GORE GREGORY Transferred from Havelock Hugh NC 1957 Beta Club 4 Honor Roll 1 23 Latun Club 2 GRAVES CAROLYN Most School Spurut Beaufortonuan Staff 34 Junuor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Jumor Senuor Commuttee 3 4-H Club 123 J Classucal League 1 Tudal Wave Staff 234 Homeroom Offu er 3 Booster Club 123 Debatung Club 3 Luterary Magazune Club 34 Class Beauty Contestant 1 Sweetheart of BHS Contest 1 Lubrary Club 3 Offuce Helper 1 2 3 GROVES LOIS Transferred from Cony Hugh School Maune 1959 Junuor Red Cross 4 HARBOUR JIM Best Personaluty Transferred from Enslow Hugh West Vurgunua 1957 Homeroom Offucer 2 Varsuty Football 23 French Club 3 Club 2 JV Football and Basketball 2 Powder Bowl Cheerleader 4 N R O T C Candudate 4 HAZEN CHARLES French Club 3 Bus Druver 2 Duxue Dukes 1 HEAPE CHARLES Jumor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 Homeroom Offucer 1 Track 13 FFA Club 3 Sports Club 1 Auduo Vusual Auds Club 2 HENDRICKS CARL Best Dancer Junuor Classucal League 12 Beta Club 4 Booster Club 2 Varsuty Football 1234 Varsuty Basketball 1234 JV Basketball and Football 12 Track 1234 Baseball 1 Sports Club 12 Second place un Post Relay Award 3 State Champuonshlp Hugh Hurdles 3 Florence Relay furst place 3 State Meet half mule relay fourth place 2 Thurd place un State Meet Low Hurdles 3 Floruda Relays 3 HERBERT TERRY Most Intellectual Beta Club 4 Tudal Wave Staff 4 Senuor Marshal 4 Student Councul 4 Luterary Magazune Club 4 Debatung Club 3 Honor Roll 123 Lubrary Club 2 Canteen Offucer KMCASJ 3 Funalust un National Merit Test 4 HUNTER SIBBY Junuor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 Chorus 4 JHA Club 12 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 1 Sports Club 1 Art Apprecuatuon Club 3 JACKSON JAMES 4H Club 12 FFA Club 123 TGI Club 4 JOHNS MARY E Most Lukely to Succeed Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Beta Club 4 Beaufortonuan Edutor 4 and Staff 3 Chorus 34 Junuor Classucal League 12 Senuor Class Vuce Presudent 4 Student Councul 123 French Club 3 Senuor Marshal 4 Honor Roll 123 Placed Mental Contest 2 KENNEMUR JOHN Bus Druver 3 Duxle Dukes 34 Wildlife Club 2 KING BOB Best Loolung Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Jumor Carnuval Com muttee 3 Junuor Semor Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Wauter 3 May Fes tuval 3 Homeroom Offucer 34 Beta Club 4 Class Offucer 3 Student Councul 23 Varsuty Football 234 Band 23 Canteen Offucer 34 Kung of May 4 KIRKLAND JACKIE Transferred from Bake Hugh School Georgua 1958 Bus Druver 3 4 KRAAY EDNA Jr Carnuval Commuttee 3 JumorSenuor Commuttee 3 Chorus 4 May Festuval 1 Homeroom Offucer 3 Homeroom Beauty Con testant 2 Basketball 1 Powder Bowl 4 Sweetheart of BHS Contestant 1 2 Art Apprecuatuon Club 2 Page One Hundred Fufteen . 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Transferred from Groves Hugh School Georgua 1959 Powder Bowl 4 LUCKEY BUDDY Cutest Beta Club 4 Junuor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 Jumor Classucal League 12 Homeroom Offucer 2 Class Offucer 3 Booster Club 123 Track 234 Sports Club 1 JV Foot ball 1 Powder Bowl Cheerleader 3 Post Relay Award 3 MADDEN PAT Beaufortonuan Staff 1 Jumor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Jumor Senuor Committee 3 4H Club 1 Chorus 1234 May Festuval 13 Jumor Classucal League 12 Tudal Wave Staff 1 2 Homeroom Offucer 1 2 Student Councul 12 Booster Club 123 Powder Bowl 34 Lurerary Magazune 24 Sports Club 1 Honor Roll 12 Dramatuc Club 2 Offuce Helper 1 2 MCCASKILL LINDA McLEOD CAROLINE Fruend'uest Beaufortonuan Staff 4 Junuor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Wautress 2 May Festuval 23 JHA Club 12 Tudal Wave 34 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 23 Booster Club 123 French Club 3 Basketball 1234 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 J V Cheerleader 1 Canteen Offucer 3 Powder Puff 2 MEADE CAROL Transferred from Spaun 1957 Beta Club 4 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 Chorus 23 May Festuval 2 Homeroom Beauty Con testant 1 Booster Club 2 Sweetheart of BH S 1 Honor Roll 12 Auduo Vusual Auds Club 2 METCALF TONI Best Leader Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Beta Club 4 34 Homeroom Offucer 3 Student Councul 134 French Club 3 Powder Bowl 34 Hall of Fame 4 Luterary Magazune Club 234 Senuor Mar shal 4 Sweetheart of BHS Contestant 34 Honor Roll 123 Dramatuc Club 2 Class Beauty Contestant 4 Offucer Helper 3 Scholastic Letter 3 Student Councul Secretary 4 Speech Contest Superuor Ratung 3 Muss DAR 4 MICKAEL MARSHALL Junuor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Com muttee 3 4H Club 1 Bus Druver 34 T811 Club 123 Dlxae Dukes 3 4 Auduo Vusual Auds Club 1 2 3 MIKELLS TOMMY Transferred from Post Hugh School Vurgunua 1959 MILLER JOE Transferred from John A Wulkunson Hugh North Caroluna 1959 Bus Druver 3 4 Basketball 4 MILNER FAITH Most Intellectual Transferred from Albany Hugh School Georgua 1958 Beta Club 4 Beaufortonuan Staff 4 Junuor Carnuval Com muttee 3 Jumor Senuor Commuttee 3 Chorus 3 Homeroom Beauty Con testant 34 Booster Club 3 Powder Bowl 34 Luterary Magazune 4 Semor Marshal 4 Honor Roll 3 Sweetheart of BHS Contestant 4 MITCHELL JOAN Malorette 34 JHA Club 2 Homeroom Beauty Con testant 2 Band 234 Auduo Vusual Auds Club 24 Dramatucs Club 1 MOCK VICKI Best Personallty Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Beta Club 4 Jumor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 Junuor Classucal League 12 Tudal Wave Staff 123 Homeroom Offucer 23 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 12 Semor Class Secretary 4 Student Councul 1234 Booster Club 1 French Club 3 Gurls Track 2 Powder Bowl 34 Hall of Fame 1 Luterary Magazune 23 Senuor Marshal 4 Honor Roll 123 Sweetheart of BHS Contestant 3 Offuce Helper 4 Scholastuc Letter 3 Mental Contest 2 Powder Puff 2 French Teacher 4 Hobby Club 1 OQUINN BETTY JO Junuor Carmval Commuttee 3 JHA Club 123 Homeroom Offucer 2 Basketball 123 Sports Club 1 Class Beauty Con testant 4 Art Apprecuatuon Club 1 2 OQUINN BILLY Varsuty Football 234 Basketball 34 Track 2 TGI Club 3 JV Basketball 1 .I V Football 1 OQUINN CARSON TGI Club 12 Sports Club 1 Wuldlufe Club 3 OWNBY JOYCE Jumor Carnuval Commuttee 3 JunuorSemor Commuttee 3 May Festival 3 Chorus 34 J HA Club 1 Booster Club 123 Powder Bowl 34 Sweetheart of BHS Contestant 2 Dramatic Club 1 Office Helper34 ll'eCf0l g PATTERSON BRUCE Transferred from Frazuer Hugh School Tennessee 1959 Beta Club 4 Homeroom Offucer 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Semor Marshal 4 PEOPLES JOANN PEOPLES MARLENE 4-H Club 12 Chorus 13 JHA Club 13 PERRY DOTTY Beta Club 4 Junuor Carmval Commuttee 3 Jumor Senuor Commuttee 3 Homeroom Offucer 3 Student Councul 3 French Club 23 FTA Club 4 Honor Roll 23 Powder Bowl 4 Furst Place un Natuonal French Contest 3 POTTER TEDDIE Transferred from Clearwater Floruda 1957 Best All Around Beta Club 4 Moy Queen 4 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 4 Beaufor tonuan Staff 3 4 Jumor Carnuval Committee 3 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 234 Chorus 234 Class Offucer 3 Student Councul 34 Booster Club 3 Powder Bowl 34 Cheerleader 4 Hall of Fame 3 Senuor Marshal 4 Muss Hu Muss 4 Jumor Carmval Maud of Honor 3 POWELL KEMPER Wrttrest Beaufortonuan Staff 2 Junuor Carnuval 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 May Festuval 1 French Club 3 Booster Club 1 Powder Bowl Cheerleader 3 Scuence Club 1 Homeroom Offucer 2 Band 12 PURVIS CHRISTINE 4 H Club 1 JH A Club 1 2 RAMSEY WAYNE Jumor Senuor Wauter 1 Basketball 23 T811 Club 2 RICHARD ROY Most Lukely to Succeed Transferred from York Hugh School Vurgunua 1947 Presudent of Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Beta Club 4 JunuorSenuor Commuttee 3 French Club 2 Scuence Club 2 Track 2 T811 Club 3 Senuor Marshal 4 Honor Roll 23 JV Football 2 Funalust un Natuonal Merut Test 3 RILEY CHRISTINA Most Attractive Jumor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Wautress 2 May Festuval 2 Junlor Classucal League 12 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 123 Booster Club 123 French Club 3 Powder Bowl 34 Cheerleader 4 Offuce Helper 34 ROGERS LOU Chorus 2 3 4 RUSS SYLVIA Junuor Carnuval Commuttee 3 4H Club 1234 Chorus 4 Homeroom Offucer 1 Homeroom Beauty Contestant 1 Booster Club 1 2 Bus Druver 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Art Apprecuatuon Club 1 SANDIFER FRANCIS Transferred from Bambury Hugh School South Caro luna 1958 Varsuty Football 4 FFA Club 3 T811 Club 4 Baseball 3 SAULS BRENDA Transferred from Charleston South Caroluna 1958 Powder Bowl3 Offucer 4 Varsuty Football 234 Scuence Club 2 Basketball 23 Track 1234 Sports Club 1 JV Basketball 1 JV Football 1 Powder Bowl Cheerleader 3 4 Post Relay Award 2 3 SHIELDS DAVID Most School Spurut transferred from Chattanooga Tennessee 1957 Beaufortonuan Staff 4 Junuor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Wauter 2 Homeroom Offucer 34 French Club 3 Scuence Club 2 Track 2 Powder Bowl Coach 34 Duxue Dukes 34 Canteen Offucer 4 Powder Bowl Maud of Honor 4 SHOEMAKER LARRY Varsuty Football 234 Basketball 3 Track 2 Auduo Vusual Auds Club 1 2 3 J V Football 1 SMITH BOBBY Most Courteous Junuor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Classucal League 1 2 Homeroom Offucer 1 Scuence Club 1 2 SMITH DENNIS Best Leader Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Beta Club 4 Junuor Carmval Commuttee 3 Junuor Classucal League 2 Tudal Wave Staff 1 23 Homeroom Offucer 1 2 Class Offucer 2 Presudent of Student Councul 4 Student Councul 3 Track 123 Hall of Fame 3 Sports Club 1 Band 12 Honor Roll 2 NROTC Candudate 4 Chaurman of SC Assocua tuon of Student Councul un Dlstrlct No 1 SMITH MAXINE 4H Club 1 JH A Club 1 STOKES TOMMY Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Beta Club 4 Beaufortonuan Staff 2 Junuor Carnuval Commuttee 3 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 3 Student Councul 4 BoosterClub 2 Senuor Marshal 4 Honor Roll 123 N ROTC Candudate 4 Mental Contest 1 2 TALLEY FRANCES 4H Club 1234 Chorus 1 Homeroom Beauty Con testant 14 Student Councul 1 Booster Club 12 Future Business lead ers of Ameruca 1 Muslc Club 1 Scholarshup un 4-H TAYLAR MIRIAM Transferred from Orangeburg South Caroluna 1959 THOMAS JAMES Jumor Carnuval 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McGOWAN WELL DRILLING COMPANY Congrafulafes THE BHS SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ON THE SUCCESS OF THE SECOND ANNUAL SCIENCE FAIR HMM 1 ll 1 - ll .I r vi 1 s I I :fag . 5 wi ' J' I 4 , I vin ,.,, ,wa .W 1 A' VAIAKV I I I I I I I N' ' , my I it! :T I 92 Nia Q V' I 4 I I Nm:1,mu ' A A ' 'C PT.: 1 ' VZLM- 'Ln , 4, L ffl Y 'QI' I A ' I ,ILW 5 a f ' r X Y, A bs' r V - , , 6 ED L I X. Q A I I Aimar's Pharmacy No. I E PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 206 Carteret Street JA 4 4193 .Qat- 'U' as IW Armar's Pharmacy No Il vw' WM 1909 Boundary Street Phone JA 4 7505 ! I A 7 ,flair I ki 1 V, if L, A - f aff ak? , V71 , Mir., 5 YW V - :I ' a ' V Q f l ' f fi-1 A W .. I K 5 x, ' J! 7' F-, ' . I I I . , was - I - '-un. 5, 1.2114 51. ,Y sa' , -, ' '. 'f :Q 5 -ng. , A -Q., .1 5332? ig - ... 4 I I in 1, -ian, 1 ,Q 3 ll , f WSY , .,:'k'mAx' A . I I ,', , . - 15 tm, af , - A 'JiX'4' P . f , , R bx . I , A ,A 'JK A WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE stone WALLACE NRE Extends Best Wlshes to the Senlor Class of 1960 AND RECAPPING COMPANY Pnces Prevall Here as Advertised by Any Western Auto Store JAMES H DEER Owner Scott Street JA 4 2626 118 South Rlbaut Road Phone JA 4 4009 Beaufort South Carolina Your Clothes Indlvldually Washed at BAILEY S LAUNDROMAT 124 South Rlbaut Road Phone JA 44632 Beaufort South Carollna BEAUFORT CYCLE SHOP Motor Scooters Lawn Mowers Blcycles Rabaut Road Phone JA 4 3528 Beaufort South Carolina Compluments of BEAUFORT LOAN CO, INC LOANS 55 TO 3200 LAURANCE H DAVIS JR Manager 1119 Boundary Street Phone JA 4-3105 Beaufort South Carolina BEAUFORT OIL COMPANY Depot Road Beaufort South Carolina Telephone JA 4 4185 X . A' I . 214 ' ' - I sALEs AND ssnvlce Beaufort Sports Shop Get Sporty' Buy Our Sportung Goods' BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 60 Boundary Street Beaufort S C BELK SIMPSON COMPANY DRY GOODS CLOTHING SHOES HATS AND READY TO WEAR Bay Street Phone JA 4 2840 Beaufort South Carolnna BENNETT S GARAGE YOUR SERVICE CENTER J L BENNETT Owner T604 Duke Street Phone JA 4 4767 BITTY S DISC DEN Beaufort South Carolma 903 Bay Street JA 4 4547 See Brttys Today BOWERS BARBER SHOP EXTENDS ITS BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF T960 Boundary Street Beaufort S Compliments of CHICORA INVESTMENT CO NO 5 H H HERNANDEZ Owner L H CAIN Manager 1208 Boundary St Beaufort S C CITY MOTORS Church and Boundary Street JA 4 4010 Coastal Laundry and Cleaners CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 60 Kung at Adventure St JA 42245 I I I I 1 1 , . . I I 9 1 I . . , ' For Your Sweet, Swing, and Sway, ' I II 1 O O . . , . . , , .C. . , . I MODERN IEWELERS rf My IfV4,1AW 'A, YOUR CREDIT IS INVITED BAY STREET BEAUFORT SOUTH CAROLINA PHILLIPS SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family' 826 Bay Street JA 44546 Compliments of PILOT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY J. M. Waddell, District Manager Congratulations and Best Wishes, Graduates Royal Esso Service Station Start YOUR day off with E S S O I Port Royal Road May Your Journey Through Life be a Happy One, Class of' 60 Port Royal Road JA 4-2346 THE PINES MOTEL Alr Condmoned Hlghway 21 .IA 4-2833 Beauf ut ort So h Carolma ZX DAINTY MAID BAKERY v ll -..---nmanwivnbl PATIO DRIVE IN Take Home . . . ClauSSen's Bread Cakes It's Splendid . . . Because It's Blended ANDERSON S T V AND ELECTRONICS Servrce AII Electncal Appliances Rlbaut Road Beaufort S C BAY FLORIST What a Difference Flowers Make GREEN LAWN DRIVE IN THEATRE Snack Bar Large Parking Area 'THE BEST SHOWS IN TOWN U S Hlghway 21 JA 4-4831 Beaufort S. C JAMES H MOCK ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 1700 Plgeon Po nt Road Beaufort S C Phone JA 47516 H L LucAs uPHoLsTERY J E MCTEER REALTOR AND INSUROR Port Republic Street fOver Dlxle Upholstery, Phone JA 4 5425 Our Land Is the Greatest 214 West Street Phone JA 4 2400 Beaufort South Carolina KINGHORN BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY Depot Road Beaufort S C CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 60 KIRBY S AUTO SALES Phone JA 4 4775 OUR BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF BEAUFORT HIGH SCHOOL I G O O u u 2 I 2 ee ee x In GAW 6 ,, I , I '7 'fa I, fr L V1 ' V A .1 L, F s. X K 'gg - ' , . I U , . I - , . . 1 SNETHEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY R E SNETHEN, Owner Office and Reslclence at 1507 Park Avenue Telephone JA 4 3820-P O Box 431 Beaufort South Carolma TODD AND MOORE INC Your Specialist ln Sports 707 Mann Street Phone AL 2 0282 or AL 2 7786 Columbia South Carolma VENETIAN BLIND AND AWNING SERVICE 1109 Boundary Street ci 55 Beaufort South Carolma Phone JA 4 2612 Ba Street A WALLACE AND Y Beaufort S C Clothes to Sult All Members of the Famlly Everyday Low Prlces at Beaufort South Carolina Compl ments of ATLANTIC COAST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY B d The Golden Rule Company Phone JA 4 2571 If-5' COCLIN S MOTOR COURT U S Hughway 21 Beaufort S C Phone JA 4 4026 Excellent Restaurant Adlommg COME IN COLONIAL YOU COME OUT BETTER EVERY TIME COLONIAL STORES INCORPORATED Conklm s Style Shop DAIRY'-AND 3 Llberty Street Charleston S C For after game refreshments Conklm s Suburban Shop E South Windermere Charleston S C SHORTS ORD RS DISTINCTIVE CLOTHES FOR BUTTON R006 DISCRIMINATING WOMEN DAIRY QUEEN HOME OF THE CONE C0 'P me 'S of WITH A CURL ON TOP 5 8 Rlbaut Road JA 4 2670 EVELYN S BEAUTY SHOP Edward S 5C lOc Sl O0 Store ALL PHAsEs OF BEAUTY CULTURE Best Wlshes to the Senlors You re the greatest' H17 Boundary Sheet phone JA 4 7231 Beaufort South Carolma FINES DEPARTMENT STORE FORDHAM SUPPLY COMPANY Savannah Georga BEST WISHES TO THE Extends Congratulations fo The sENLoRs OF 60 Sensor Class gf Beaufort South Carolma Beaufort South Carolma ' 3 ll - ll , . . ' I , . . ll . ll r Beaufort, South Carolina I Y - - ll Il . . , I 1 I I I fl Funderburke Grocery Port Royal S C A Complete Shopworthy Food Store Boundary Beaufort S C Bay Street GENERAL APPLIANCE COMPANY YOUR FRANCHISED DEALER 1903 Boundary Street JA 44848 A T GOLLIHUGH GENERAL CONTRACTOR JA 4 2016 C C Hendrlcks Furniture Co Authorized Westinghouse Sales and Service Ranges Refrigerators Freezers 416CI1arles Street Beaufort S C J D HOSKINS Dlstrlct Manager of Occlclental Llfe Insurance Company of North Carolma 924 Charlesfort Street Dual JA 4 3456 JONES APPLIANCE CO FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES MAGNAVOX TV AND HIFI 910 Port Republic Street Beaufort South Carolma JONES BOARDING HOUSE HOME COOKED MEALS ROOMS 415 Charles Street Phone JA 4 5216 Beaufort South Carolma Radio Dispatched Phone Night or Day JA 4 3020 RED BIRD TAXI CAB CO, INC 24 HOUR SERVICE 311 Scott Street Beaufort S C 2902 BUHGVY Creek RO'-'td Automatic Washers and Dryers - Radio- T.V. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 60 Llpsltz Department Store MARK FURNITURE COMPANY 311 West Street JA 4 2741 E Z CREDIT Martln Mens Shop The Young Mans Shop Bay Street Beaufort S C CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 MARY CARTER PAINT STORE 1809 Boundary JA 4 4945 EVERY SECOND GALLON ONE QUART FREE' MICKEY'S BOOTERY QUALITY SHOES CORRECTLY FITTED Phone JA 4 2880 MORRALL FURNITURE COMPANY 711 Bay Street Phone JA 44424 PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL COMPANY SERVICE FOOD DISTRIBUTORS FRESH FROZEN CANNED DRIED Charleston South Carollna Kmghorn Insurance Agency as suns wsuns Bay Street Beaufort S C Boy Street Beaufort, S. C. BEAUFORT'S LEADER IN HOME FURNISHINGS JAMES W PRUITT GROCERY WISHES THE SENIORS OF 60 THE BEST OF LUCK Rlbaut Road Beaufort S C RUDOWITZ 8. COMPANY GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Bay Street Beaufort S SAMS INSURANCE AGENCY IIOO Carteret Street Beaufort South Carolina Phone JA 4 3827 L SCHOENBERG 8a SON Dealers rn LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL SamueI C Greenly Manager JA 4 4832 SEA ISLAND CLEANERS SPEED CLARK Carteret at Prmce Beaufort S C SEA ISLAND ESSO You Friendly Esso Service Station Bay Street Phone JA 44863 SMOAK'S ESSO SERVICE Rlbaut Road Beaufort South Carolina SUTCLIFFE BROTHERS FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS You Get the Best for Less Rlbaut Road Beaufort S C JA 4 2751 ' , . . i f , . C. I I 0 1 . I I ' 804-806 Prince sneer Bequfoff, s. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 60 UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY WESTRON CORPORATION H d BURTON BLOCK COMPANY Y' ffl For Safety and Mo e Comfortable Living SEA ISLAND NURSERY PHILLIPS FLOWER SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE SENIORS OF T960 DIJA4 56 THOMPSON MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY GARDEN CITY SUPPLIES FEED seen FERTILIZERS INSECTICIDES 652 u son Street New York 'I4, N. Y. Beaufort, South Carolina ' ' .1 W - I-f'--- - '- -' 1 I I' 'ry ,..,.T L' . r . . 1 Beaufort's Oldest Florist Our Business is Growing Lady's Island 407 Carteret Street ia -2 5 Compliments of Burton, South Carolina I2II Boundary Street Beaufort, S. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 J YOUNG LUMBER CO Compliments of H BISHOP 8. SONS PACKING HOUSE Frogmore South Carohna TODD S SUPERETTE Vnsrt Us at Our New Location FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GRADE FRESH MEATS GROCERIES SEALTEST ICE CREAM Open All Week to 10 OO P M Open at 'I 00 P M Sundays YOUMAN S RED 8K WHITE GLOBE SHOE STORE Savannahs Finest In Footwear Porpolse Flsh Company SHRIMP AND FISH OF ALL KINDS St Helena Island O Box 88 Phone JA 4 4947 Beaufort South Carolma RUSS GROCERY Everyone Stops Here Why Not YOU St Helena Island Myrt's Beauty Shop The Latest In Hair Styles Carteret Street Beaufort JA 4 7128 1 - A ' 2804 W. Boundary Beaufort, S. C. P. . - REACH FOR . ONE BITE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS' Thanks For Your Help As the yearbook ns bemg completed I look back wnth pleasure upon the work that has been done by the staff and all unvolved I would luke to guve speclal thanks to Mrs Vella who has worked untmngly with the staff to Corene for her able asstance and to Sandy and Ralph for handlung the busrness and advertlsmg To you Mr Jackson l would luke to express our snncere apprecratuon as well as f D lmar Studno and to Mr Shelley and t e y Mrs Culp Fmally I thank the admlmstratron faculty and student body for without their b k Thus us your book and co operatnon and support there could never have been a oo h that each hme you open ut nt wrll brmg back memories rt has been pnnted In the ope of a glorious year Thank You All' Mary Ellzabeth Johns C O O O I ' I I l . . I . h Ke s Printing Company, Mr. Askins o e ' , . I .. . I I I . . - . . . . I I . , k . 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