Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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OFFICERS BILL FANT ....... President I1MMY KING . . Vice-President BUDDY IVESTER . . . Secretary I'-'RANK PARNELL . . . Treasurer Mn. L. A. KITCHING . . Sponsor Stop me if you've heard this one The Student Government Association is composed of the president and vice-presi- dent of each home room section. It forms the basis of self-government and is con- sidered one of the most progressive organizations in the school. Representatives . . .

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P u r F I P ! 'i I I E 1 5 l . 1 hx. BLEE CLUB Presenting Charles Spearman and his all-girl chorus. YVe gaze with fond pude on our future Kate Smiths and Rise Stevenses and look forward to the day when we can boast that we knew them when.', In the meantime, they delight us Wlth their harmony and convince us that: ' In sweet music is such art Ktillti-ng care and grief of heart. DLS chord broke OFFICERS BARBARA AIKEN ...... President NIAHTHA ANN THARINGTON . Vice-President FRANCES NIKON ...... Secretary BETTY jo KING .... . Treasurer ME. CHARLES SPEARINIAN . . Di-rector 1

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I , MHI-Y EL B . OFFICERS SAM Cl.-XILLAHD ..... President lNlARSlIAI.L FARBIER . . Vice-President DOUGEAS F R1ERsoN . . Secretary LAXVRENCE BRADHAM . . Treasurer DIR. J. E. DEADB' . Sponscr Reconuersizm . . . One of the most llTlD0l't11llt factors in the success of the work of any group is the good char- acter of the individual. And Christian fellowship, more than anything else, tends to implant in the individual this desired characteristic. It is the ioh of the Hi-Y Club to provide this fellowsllip for the hovs in their school life and to mold il firm base on which the following years of their life may stand steadfast. Y, Hz! 12