Catawba Academy - Legend Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1969 volume:

3' i . Sw, ...--- x a x .qi-it w g , , .,,,, wi V , ' 4 mi- h EBQQIID Qfaiatnha lhahemg Burk liiill, fgiuuih Qfaxrulina was-59 Hui. 31 THIS IS CATAWBA ACADEMY . . A CONTENTS CURRICULUM CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS COMMUNITY wF'?fi'3Tfi 1qgf:,,f:q,1'e 'IEQAZQ for QF' 3-Q f 'f ,im-. f .goffw r X IN OMNIA PARATUS QPrepared For A11 Thingsj School Motto Adopted by Board of Trustees February 13, 1969 4 -qt? ' 4 .J ,.- ' 3: .U . n--ff' We at Catawba Academy are extremely fortunateto have been founded by a group of men w1th such unt1r1ng efforts IH pursutng the establrshment of a college preparatory tndependent school to have been dlrected by a Board of Trustees that has truly exhrbtted tts rnterest l.I'l the welfare of the Academy to have been subjected to a strenuous currlculum under capable mstructors to have had the opportumty to partlcrpate 1n varrous extra currtcular HCIIVIIIQS and to have had the opportumty to assoclate w1th a student body that has learned to apprectate thetr educatlon It can be sard that Catawba Academy has acqulred phenomenal success rn a relatlvely short perlod of tlme It 1Sf1IU.I'1g that the 1969 LEGEND be dedtcated to the 1nd1v1dua1 most respons1ble We gratefully acknowledge your efforts MR FRANK S BARNES JR 5 . . : . . . . . - 1 onomatopoeia Newton's Law of Action and Reaction 1607 I She + past + can + have + part. + see + the + boy Magna Carta myosin homophone A chacun son gout water displacement 1 b'1' so u 1 ny Renaissance antagonistic metric system- Socrates , , hieroglyphics 326 X 416 : burnooses stimulus climate zones compound words , syntax Charlemagne En parlant de la France, on emploie souvent les adjectifs belle et douce. hemispheres 'The Concord Hymn' S-R Bond Louisiana Purchase S : N P + V P phonology F. Scott Key myosin transformations LIVING TOGETHER AS SCHOOL FRIENDS the empty set universe square law consonant conversion II u If T o d T 1 t ippecan e an y er oo valence The Battle of Quebec B o h ta dete miner e uivalent at'os ry P y I q I 1 sequence Q Negative Rational Numbers Old Ironsides Argonne Forest Equation automatic act suffix goal-insight theory paramecium Qurrirulum metaphors and similes Prometheus Bound 'magic e words A DP schw a Menelaus Half A League Onward . , P . . . The Binary System Dihedral angle rime factorization fractional crystallization mass Polysaccharide conjuncrs oxidation S 0 0 4 56 + 24 f5 + 69 + 42 + 3 rocker curves Hawaii Haversian Canals Exponential notation The woods are lovely, dark, and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep. 1 066 schwa axon Gobi Desert The ASA Theorem radius Euclidean algorithm BGARD OF TRUSTEES 140' MW Fra11kS. Barnes, Ir. Dr. W. Frank Strait Billy D. Hayes CHAIRMAN VICE CHAIRMAN SECRETARY Frank B. Robards, Ir. Maggie Haddad John A, Gill TREASURER Dr. ,Toe M. Brice, Jr. Olin B. McKee R. W arren Norman , . I . COMMITTEES BUILDING AND GROUNDS R. Warren Norman, Chairman Edward Aberman Olin McKee T. D. Sutton Roy R. Turner PUBLIC RELATIONS AND PUBLICITY John A. Gill, Chairman Mrs. J. E. Rhea John Little Paul Shaw Mrs. I. F. Klein DEVELOPMENT Billy D. Hayes, Chairman John M. Barnes Robert Flint J. C. Rhea FINANCE Frank B. Robards, Chairman Dr. Joe M. Brice Dr. R. H. Mackintosh C. L. Cobb, Jr. J. Wesley Langston STUDENT ACTIVITIES Dr. W. Frank Strait, Chairman Mrs. G. C. Haddad Mrs. F. D. Marshall Dr. J. L. Simpson William Gilmore MOTHERS CLUB Mary Lib Mackintosh, President Winnie McKee, Vice President Gerry Moore, Secretary Lib Bridges, Treasurer FATHERS CLUB Bob Flint, President Marvin Johnson, Vice President Bill Pappas, Sec'y-Treasurer EVERY NOBLE WORK IS AT FIRST IMPOSSIBLE CARLYLE JAMES E. RAGAN HEADMASTER Dear Students: I want to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to you for the role that you have played in helping to make Catawba Academy's first year a successful one. Most of you have adapted well to a new school environment. You have progressed in your studies and have gained new friendships. But primarily, I am pleased with the fact that you enjoyed attending the Academy. Catawba Academy was formulated for your benefit, to provide you with an environment conducive to gaining an appreciation for knowledge. It is my desire that each of you will continue to progress with Catawba Academy in the years to come, Cordially yours, AWAIQ 1 JOHN W. COOK ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT MRS. JEAN RODDEY ROBINSON MRS. DIANNE H. WORTHY B. S. Erskine College Graduate credits -- Winthrop College B. A. Columbia College MRS. KATHARINE C. COLE B. A. Mary Baldwin College Graduate credits -- Winthrop College University of South Carolina MRS. ANNE R. RIDGEWAY B. S. Winthrop College M. A. Winthrop College G. fi-X A MRS. IOSEPHINE EVERETT A. B. Columbia College Graduate credits University of South Carolina MRS. ELIZABETH Y. LESSLIE B. S. Winthrop College Graduate credits University of Arizona Rome State School MRS. GWENDOLYN B. PITTMAN B. S. Auburn Graduate credits Winthrop College University of Georgia MRS. PEGGY PHARR Freed-Hardernan College JOHN W. COOK B. S. Jacksonville State University Graduate credits NDEA Language Institute JAMES E. RAGAN B. S. Middle Tennessee State University M. A. Middle Tennessee State University I7 Qflameg 4 .40 EIGHTH GRADE Robbie Moore, President: Walter Hardin, Vice Presidentg Andy Gill, Secretary: Bi11Wa1dr0p, Treasurer DON JOHNSON CAMMIE MARSHALL ANDY GILL LONA GILMORE WALTER I-IARDIN ig li H5 my ma inn. CLASS FAVORITES CAMMIE MARSHALL ROBBIE MOORE BLLL WALDROP DEE WELBORN Q-5 .4-5 lv fi .sf i EW? Q E' Z- Sai W. Q :PA 15 2 J .1 1 . n 'S KS: kV,' -'S P: Iii. I 1 . f Sie E Nj ' P ROBBIE MOORE CHERRY THOMAS CHUCK WADE i SEVENTH GRADE ,A ........r...e, L y,....,..... ....,......,,, H.. ...........W,.. -ew-,I I , s '1Qr Xia 3 Q i Anne Barnes, Treasurer: Carol Nash Norman, Secretary: David Pittman, Vice President: Ragan Simpson, President ANNE BARNES JOE BRICE BEACHY COBB MARK DILLINGHAM LESLIE FLINT BILL HAYES ii Q r Marian Langston Y qi X . ks :S Q at as gt k Lyrk WV '1 d shfx . L L . , of X- 5: John Mackintosh Gary McKee Marion Moore Carol Nash Norman David PifI1T12111 'r mo.L V Jimmy Stevens N! x 8 Y R A nfs Lee W11113 ms Johnny Shaw Ragan Simpson CLASS FAVORITES CAROL NASH NORMAN, RAGAN SIMPSON iz IL .w if 1? E I gg 2 SIXTH GRADE DuPre Little, President: Saul O'Conner, Vice Presi Iuhe Brice, Secretaryg Debb1 Bridges, Treasurer. iw Mickey Aberman FW Julie Brice Debbi Bridges Bobby Clarkson Nadine Gordon 'Y' DuPre Little dent 'Ch IN W Kermit McKee Saul O'Conner fs. w 1:1-:af CLASS FAVORITES xii JULIE BRICE MIKE PRINE Mike Prine Helen Robeson Frank Wilkerson X !i 2 ,R -. v . as FIFTH GRADE A? Peter Pappas, President: Sheridan Pittman, Vice President 'wvr Cindy Maners, Sec y-Treasurer Billy Gilmore Cindy Maners Elizabeth Misskelly Peter Pappas Sheridan Pittman Bob Porter CLASS FAVORITES CINDY MANERS PETER PA PPA S Alice Thomas David Tilley Bill Reid Dianne Shillinglaw Alice Strait i Q fx 5. 'Q Q A . ,., Q 5 iv FOURTH GRADE Johnny Barnes Rebecca Edwards Beth Gill Scott Huneycutt Marvin Johnson Karen Klein Debbie Prine Frank Robards f-5' THIRD GRADE aa!!! I 11 ?u 2 Mary Brice Sam Matthews Tommy Nance Junior Neal Neal Pharr Jay Ragan John Rhea Mark St. Clair Doug Welborn Linda Wilson 'WIS-Q Frances Barnes Lea Barnes Patti Beverly Bobby Flint Helen Haddad Allison McDan1e1 . 'E 4-Q 1, Q ' f ' 3 S K .. 4 LL xx -W, ' .4 i 4 - Q' S S' X 'Wa ld ll fe! J at I- -AVA it 'Q' ' Mlke Wy11e IN Alvis Thomas John Turner Charlene Miller Shaun Mohle David Norman Stephen Pharr Mandy Ridgeway Tommy Sutton 0 'Na I ' ., ,lr f .ef ' 3 F-f - me Q.. ff f Joni Baker Jeannie Barnes Lori Bennett David Black Charlton Griffith Marion Lewis Ylnsvl WF' yr, A, f A Paula Shaw Picture not available Michelle Allen 'QI' Joe Matthews Joe McCurry Evelyn Nance Grady Parrish Beth Pharr Jamie Robards V 5 a 5 - 2 Z f , 1 , , . . , ::-k 37 Wrganizaiinng J 39 STUDENT COUNCIL Wiz Mickey Aberman, David Pittman, Dee Welborn, Sheridan Pittman Mrs Everett Julie Brice Anne Barnes, Carnmie Marshall, Dianne Shillinglaw. SPONSOR Mrs. Everett PRESIDENT Dee Welborn nd ix. 40 as uw' SAFETY PATROL , f 3 1 ., weak alien ' 1: .,w2 ' x W Cherry Thomas, Bill Waldrop, Don Johnson, Gary McKee, Bill Hayes, Andy Gill, Chuck Wade, W alter Hardin, Captain. A qi? ,,.N r 5 P. -,Q oh dl' ai 55 cf, f ipa- f Q w Q91 an Q.. 2-Xihlvtiuzs 1 k 43 CATAWBA ACADEMY ALMA MATER AND SEAL BY SARAH B. STRAIT gg , ' , -,EV rs- I f , gf .. age When Life presents its challenges offbody, spirit, Catawba sends forth leaders preparedto serve mankind. We fit ourselves with knowledge for Life's discovery: y Thus be the goal of all who standfor our Academy. f We wear withiiprige WAAA and honor GaraAwba'srB1ue and In dignity and with respect its purpose iii' to uphold. . A f A Where hands are clasped in friendship with ties of unityl ' Our actions speak our loyalty to our Academy. Adopted by Board of Trustees February l3, 1969 :Mb guns ummm an DID ilu! UW-Sm A11ce Thomas Lee W1111ams, Ju11e Buce Lona G11more Maman Langston Anne Barnes Leshe Flint, 1 HCI! ,513 J ' fin Ml J rs-y 4 s.f . ,fl Wd' 44 -7- Q 0 435 1. ff' sf. wf J k GIRLS BASKETBALL ,,,,.-P,-. Catawba Academy was represented well by its first girls basketball team. The team, though in- experienced was impressive in their enthusiasm and desire. Much improvement was noted, and victories will most surely be coming to this team in the near future. CAMMIE MARSHALL LONA GILMORE JULIE BRICE MARIAN LANGSTON ANNE BARNES BEACHY COBB LEE WILLIAMS L CA ROL NA SH NORMAN LESLIE FLINT SOCCER Catawba Academy is responsible for bringing the highly competitive sport of soccer to Rock Hill where, during the 1968 season, the team gained much recognition and support from the students and patrons of the Academy. The Academy is looking forward to what promises to be continued success in competition with other independent schools in the state. BOYS BASKETBALL Catawba Academy competed on a junior-varsity level in the South Carolina Independent School Athletic Association. Thirteen boys from grades 5-8 were included on the team which compiled a record of five wins and one loss. After a successful season the Academy looks with great expecta- tion to the future. WALTER HARDIN BILL WALDROP ROBBIE MOORE RAGAN SIMPSON JOE BRICE fi . , - .h,.., GRA-Y BASKETBALL ..d' rf' 'ffgzf he .VZ Catawba Academy's participation in Gra-Y basketball met with con- siderable success. With a young and largely inexperienced team, the Academy's record was 4-2 for the season. 45 N if -96' GRA-Y FOOTBALL Q7 ,, ,--, ,,, ,. L f ' . .f t ,K,,,...,a1 , . ., M mb, ,.., .M A -, , Mr. David Pharr, coach, not present when picture was taken. Catawba Academy participated in Gra-Y football during its first year in operation and showed promise for the future. The season began with a 14-0 loss to Northside and as the season progressed and as the team gained experience, it became evident that they would realize victory. In the last game of the season, our team faced Northside again and defeated them 6-0. Catawba Academy can be justly proud of these fine young men and their efforts. -, gf-'f'f7 '- Jia, ,Q . 1 ' lv '--:-,fw.? - 'f Q4 ffm .f 9 4 'f.- Y N J- - A , Q - N. ., . , I , N , , , .M -A- -, . ' va -, '.':1' f - 44 , nf- . . - . , . ,x-,.. . , ,, Q. , .N ,, , ' A ' -A M ' P' Not present: Jay Ragan Arahemir iIl5BEIilIIIEI5IP1',!3 Eisst CAROL NASH NORMAN ELIZABETH MISSKELLY ALICE THOMAS DAVID PITTMAN LESLIE FLINT PETER PAPPAS MARIAN LANGSTON ANDY GILL IULIE BRICE MICKEY ABERMAN ANNE BARNES BEACHY COBB SHERIDAN PIT TMAN DUPRE LITTLE Pxrrnmplishment ffflihhle Sirhnnl A Einnnr 361111 LONA GILMORE CAMMIE MARSHALL CINDY MANERS HELEN ROBESON ROBBIE MOORE JIMMY STEVENS RAGAN SIMPSON Emmet Srhnnl A linnnr Bull FRANCES BARNES LINDA WILSON Q FRANK ROBARDS JAY RAGAN JOHN TURNER liinnnr Bull MANDY RIDGEWAY JAMES PHARR CHARLENE MILLER PATTI BEVERLY BETH GILL TOMMY SUTTON DEBBIE PRINE KAREN KLEIN SCOTT HUNEYCUTT Athlvtir Surfer JOE BRICE 'BILL WALDROP ANDY GH-L Most Valuable Most Valuable Most Improved Offensively Defensively QER1-H Basketball Gm-H Ilfnnthall RAGAN SIMPSON Most Valuable - Offensively GARY McKEE Most'Valuable - Defensively JIMMY STEVENS Most Improved RAGAN SIMPSON Most Valuable - Offensively PETER PAPPAS Most Valuable - Defensively BILL REID Most Improved SPORTSMA NSHIP Arrnmplisshmenl SPORTSMA N SHIP BEACHY COBB Ugirls CAMMIE MARSHALL Most Valuable Offensively Bugs RAGAN SIMPSON Most Valuable Offensively ' WALTER HARDIN Hluniur-Harsiig Basketball JULIE BRICE LONA GILMORE Most Valuable Most Improved Defensively 3lunrnr-Harmtg Basketball BILL WALDROP ROBBIE MOORE Most Valuable Most Im r0Ved P Defensively Qfu mnmniig The LEGEND Staff appreciates the support of our communirypatrons. 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