Carolina High School - Carolinian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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we L,5m,y cm First Row Susan Moore Ann Priester Pat Ball Dot Busha Nancy Reeves, Don Brashier, Patricia Butts, Sharon McCol Susan Reiney Beverly Cox Second Row Penny Forrester lurn Third Row: Carroll O'Sheal, Warren White, Mrs. Cromer Janet Landreth Mary Stancell Paulette Lee Dorothy Shirley David Case, Our library club at Carolina High School is composed of students with a good scholastic average who come from study halls each day to assist the libra- rian. The most important part of our li- brary program is working with students and teachers and sharing responsibilities for making the library an educational force in our school. We believe that we are contributing to our school by sharing our time and helping our fellow students.

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f fam about First Row: Gerald Hendrix, Barbara Degear, Janice Smith, Nancy Lee, Sherry Owens, Lewis Smith, Mike Bedingfield. Second Row: Heather Hamrick, Donna Seawright, Sylvia Smith, Linda Sherbert, Gloria Bowling, Wanda Hilley, Linda Bishop, Myra Hollingsworth, Gail Johnson, Shirley Fulbright, Joice Parham, Mary Stansell, Gloria Phillips. Third Row: Kay Waldrop, Verenda Goodwin, Linda Smith, Linda Tucker, Linda Williams, Connie Gantt, Bobbie Jo Philpot, Roselene Cantrell, Kay Hall, Marie Holland, Pat Dennis, Nancy Nor- man, Fourth Row: Carolyn Corey, Sandra Clardy, Carol Willis, Beverly Cox, Delores Stewart, Judy Wilson, Carol Fruechtenicht, Teresa Moore, Gwen Owens, Carolyn Finley, Sharon Lankford, Rachel Chappelear, Lando Collins, Susan Moore, Janet Floyd, Janet Meaders, Fifth Row: Jimmy Roddy, Wayne Ow'eris,':Ka'rry Harper, Mike Frazier, Bill Yown, Mrs. Douglass, Billy Beavers, Robert Stout, Gib Rogers, Robert Newlin, Edward Halley. Q, The aim of the Dramatics Club is to promote an interest in the ,QQQD '??.'fif'i,k dramatic arts and to create an intelligent and active interest in BF?-5i'f: Q, A better speech. ln order to do this the Dramatics Club has presented Q5 ' ' 5 several plays and has sponsored a speech contest this year. ' ' lik 415' 4

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Z. 63. CMN? .'.f1..l Q r 4m.g 5- . , First Row: Larry Rackley, Billy Cooley, Dean Crews, Elaine Galloway, Nancy Roach, Ted Freeman. Second Row: Ronnie Reeves, David Hudgens, Barbara Kimbrell, Bonnie Fowler. an 4? Third Row: Mrs. Austin, Walter Tollison, David Lawless, Jerald Galloway, Bobby Alton, Bobby Green, Bruce Baker. DECA is the accepted term when referring to the Distributive Education Clubs of America, or to any of its activities. This youth activity program is designed for boys and girls enrolled in part-time cooperative distributive education classes. lt is organized on local, state, and national levels to provide incentives and recognition tor DE students. lt encourages group participation, leadership devel- opment, career study and is recognized as o vital part of the total DE program.