Beaufort High School - Beaufortonian Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

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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

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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.

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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.