Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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.1 If 4 V'74'O ,i y . A M1 Jj. CLUZ4 4, WW I ser I MAMM- Wf' ??.i?f?ffi5ZU?2ZwmrJA4A' Vice President ......... DAVID SHERWOOD Secretary ............. ANNE CARMICHAEL Treasurer ............. PATRICIA McLAURIN , Adviser ........ NIISS MAREBU ITE BROWN 621,061 ' .y af-4,45 vL4,a if-oc acid 3 Scholastic achievement in the fwo upper classes is rewarded with membership in the Beta Club. A national organization, the club pro- motes education and renders services to our school and community. Members plan monthly programs, decorate the school bulletin board, JZ? collect food and clothing for less fortunate f A. flmilies. Q 0 f f Ldfplwusfym 1,1111 Zwfbaa, sic vvfabvcl dfa-nfil 7022, I 1 . Xfajmua FIRST ROW: Elkins, Mclaurin, Anne Carmichael, D. Sherwood. SECOND ROW: Dunn, Hall, McSwain, Cole, Townsend, San erson, Adams, White. THIRD ROW: Mclaurin, MacQueen, Minshew, Anno Carmichael, Cook, Kerr, HUYCS- FOURTH ROW- HY'-iff, BFGCGY, Her- ring, Baughmon, Gove, Skipper, Jones. FIFTH ROW: J. Sherwood, Miss Brown, Boroughs, Thompson, McDaniel, Waters. Oral Interpret ations OFFICERS President .............. ELIZABETH HALL Vice President .... GUYNELLE GRANTHAM Sec.-Treas. ........ FRANCES HAMILTON Adviser .......... MRS. BETTY WALLACE Members of the Oral Interpretation Club have as their goal proper interpretation to others any written communication by way of word, gesture, and bodily expression. They strive to improve speech habits by pro- per breothing, correct diction, good posture, and personal poise. LEFT TO RIGHT: Boily, Hamilton, Davis, Sherwood, Bowen, Townsend, Wallace, Grantham, Hall, Mrs. Wallace.

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Page Sixty-Two l Encircling Mr. John with their effervescent ideas are the penmen of the Roving Pen. Front: A. Carmichael, Jones, Hatchell, Elkins Rear: Burns, Hall, Kerr, MacQueen, Cole, Thompson, El- vlngton, McLaurin, Baughman. Absent: S. McSwain, H. Minshew, F A Carmichael. Roving Pen. ln the Creative Writirlg Club the literary-minded students take pen in hand and sit down to com- pose stories, poems, sketches, and essays which provide compensation in the form of prizes in state and national contests. The club is a workshop for the school literary magazine, the ROVING PEN which is published each spring, and which con- tains the select literary compositions of the year. Top brass of the Roving Pen, Lu- genia and Anne, business manager and editor, respectively. Creative Writing OFFICERS President ................... JEANETTE COLE Vice President .... FLORA AUTREY CARMICHAEL Secretary ..... ..... M ARY LUTIE MCLAURIN Treasurer . ....... SALLIE MCSWAIN Adviser .................. MR. JOHN FOWLER The workshop -Creative Writing. First Row: Cole, McSwain, F. Carmichael, Hall, M. McLaurin, Sloan Second Row: Sherwood, Waters, P. McLaurin, A. Carmichael. Standing: Herndon, Mr. Fowler. Absent: R Jones, D. Truax.

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