Edmunds High School - Hi Ways Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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F.-W ,,., , ,VV, ,1 v g f. MARSHALL TOBIAS President of the Student Body iVIarshaH's Character is ot stature as high as he is tall. That is the reason Why the student hody ot Edmunds High School grew in worthy citizenship during his presidency. In sports, Marshall was outstanding in both basketball and hasehatt. He was president of the student council. He was a memher of the Hi-Y Club. He was easily the most intiuentiat student in the school. I9

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,Cie in n ' SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Presicting: IVIR. VVALTER 0. GILLAM, Biology, Pltotograplty First row, left to rigttt: MR. VV. O. MCKEOWN, General Science, CI1emistry: MR. JOHN D. WISEBIAN, JR., Nlattiematics, Tennis Coacli, Debate Coacli. Second row, left to rigttt: IVIR, TQOBERT J. TILLER, Matliematics, Physics, Counselor: MR. EARLE JOHNSTON IVIOORE, Director ot Transportation, Mathematics, Hi-Y CIuI:J, Hi-Y Baslcetloall Coach. Tlrirat row, left to rigtitr MRS, VV. G. DEBERRY, Photography Clulv, Soplwomore Class Adviser, Algebra, Business Mathematics: MRS. H, H. STRONG, Algebra, General Business, FeIIowsI1ip Club: MRS, JAMES IJURDY, Cveneral Science, Business Matlit-matics: Miss NARVICE REBECCA COUSINS, Cveneral Science, Counselor. BUSINESS. VOCATIONS, AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Presicting: MR. FRED Ii. VVELLS, Agrinullure, Future Farmers ol America. In front: IVIRS. ELIZABETH I... BATEMAN, Home Economics, Junior HOIIIPIIIHICPFS OI America. First row, teft to right: MRS, HENRY SCARBOROUGH, Home Economics, Junior Hornernnlcers ot America: MISS Jo ANN KNOX, Cvirls' Physical Eclucation, Girls' Atltle-lic Association. Assembly Adviser: MISS IRIVIA H. XAIEINBERG, Boolclceeping, Accounting. Office Praclice, Dive-rsitliecl Occupations Commercial Coordinator: IVIR. H. N, HUTCHINSON, JR., AtI1Ietic Director, Coaclx, Boys' Plivsical Eolucation. Tliirct row, left to rigltt: MR. BELTON O. CZOIVIPTON, Diversitliecl Occupations, Distrilautive Education, Trade :incl Industrial Clulo, Distriliutive Education Clulo: MRS. FRED E. WELLS, General Business, Typing: MRS. MARG.'xRET FAIR wins' MISS THELMA M. GASTON, Stenograplty, Typing, Future Business 'ff STUKES, Typing, Sliortliancl: MR. AIQNOLD B. JORDAN, VVood Sliop, I7

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-+.-- N,-,,k ,Ag v,--x,,, ,,.,,1 ,t C ,.,,., ,.- fe ,, ff, ..,,.. -5 5-X, Q Z, wk FV- My' , , J XJ- J - .M V 5, QW I , A, I 4 ig? A ff , 'f . . . h -an 1.4! THE HONOR COUNCIL Beginning Imcla, center, and reading clockwise: Frank Kelley, Clwairman. spealdng: Flarslwall Toluiasg Diil-c .-Xlclerrnang Frances Alslnroolcsz Betty lane Huslieyq Kenneth Forester: BIZ-my Upsllur: Clayton Lowclerq Iiranl-c Bryan: Sallie 'I-ill: Emily Dinl-cinsg NIargarel DeBerry: Ruileclge Lawson. 7, I ...- K 3 THE SHALL STUDENT COUNCIL Standing, speaking lo tlze group: Bliss EIIIQI Burnctl, Siuclenl Council Ailviser, Stuclenis, Iveginning back, right, and reading clockwise: Jane Clrancller. Xvarren Carraway. Betty Lee Holrmxn, Nlolly I I F X In R I-' I lli I I D l IND l 1 ., P rf. amona Hepprling, Bott I. H, NIE ri 1 BI NI'lIan, Cano I igml, XIzry Iiranccs oresler, Barbara Bruce, Irranli Bryan, Carl Saunclerb, Nlnrslmll Ioloiaa ,. D. Hammond, Iolm Dullie. I9