Chester High School - Cestrian Yearbook (Chester, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1958 volume:

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A GOOD YEAR AT O I I I Ruth Hollifield and Bob Prager making microscopic examinations in biology. 54 Buddy Courtney, Peggy Jones, and Wayne Raines The bench looks on with interest as Randy gets his busy with library assignment. ankle taped. 1 PREFACE As you turn the pages of this '58 Cestrian, some of you may think the iob of publishing a year book is routine with each senior class. Actually for those who shoulder this responsibility, the task is anything but routine. Each senior class takes a special pride in putting out as attractive an annual as possible. We of the class of 1958 have worked very hard and painstakingly to record faithfully and realistically the life of our high school this, our senior year. We know that as you scan these pages, you may pos- sibly find errors, but we sincerely hope not. We also know that you will find much that will call to mind gayety, serious moments, sad ones, hard work, and the usual pauses in school routine for relaxation and fun. All these facts of our school life are on these pages, but there is much too, that we cannot record-those dreams, those ideals, those long long thoughts of youth that are a part of us all-things never expressed but never forgotten-memories that are woven in the warp and woof of our high school days. We hope this 1958 Cestrian will always keep those memories bright. lf in later years when each of us has gone his separate way and Chester High School associations are but a part of all that isfpast -then if this book can serve as a realistic tangible link of recall between that past and tomorrow, it will have served its purpose well. That is the hope of our staff-that the l958 Cestrian may be a golden bridge between today and the future for all of us. Sincerely, Martha Woods, Editor Johnny Huskins, Business Manager w 1' rf, .Hue fx1r4.,w .A QQQI DEDICATION A moment's time of appreciation, a thousand words of gratitude could never express the high regards that we as seniors have for our high school principal, Mr. Marion G. Pratt, who always has time to listen to our troubles and to give us a helping hand. In the six short years that he has been with us, he has dedicated his time and energy to promote the feeling of togetherness among the students and faculty of Chester High. in later years, as we look back on our high school days, many things may seem very vague and in the distance, but our memories of this man will always be bright and clear. Because of his continued support and faith in the young people of Chester, we, the graduating class of l958, do dedicate our Cestrian with love and appreciation to Mr. Marion G. Pratt. MR. MARION G. PRATT, PRINCIPAL, Chester High School Q .....gw' s Buddy explains the workings of a transmitter to younger students at a recent science fair. ff!!! JW I1 w rw 51 ar' 'W 2 A YEAR Laurie, Audrey, Kathie, Jimmy work on their art paintings. buffal- ,,,......-d OF THOUGHT-PROVOKING AND CHALLENGING I J J Billy, Shorry, R. O., Gone, Bobby, Stove, Faye, Carol, and Larry answer assignment quosiions in Miss McCord's sonior history class. Miss Chick's physics class illusirufos a law of physics ...X 5 v . 'xxx K 'WA Q, .. 441, ' . 'K 4 , A in . S uf W 4'-Q . 1 X s M-W H H L x .., -Q9 S . ff ,X 'X' If X. ,f X I f ,,. J f ,W-, Nj M -3 K 4 . 'A ' . ' 117' A ,a J x-w.!A .M my A , v-. t ' . . X Q X 1 ' m . Q. N . -' ' V. . 11 '-W ' Q R ' ' f V f w 1.,.if :' 'Mi' :- l lm, f - , 4 . mf' 0 5+ , .. '- Q .. vw. 2 - x- ,X . .' 9' f'1ww,A' Q ., .,- 3, ,Mfr iJ fiwJ.:P - vi AW 4. w ,xc P . 2 .W atm ' r 4 ' W . if .,1f,,f ' :'12w fm- fs. ., , F 'iw , q S!! AWK? 'O a 'Q yr ,, 'M ,- Q. f 'L Vx 'Q +I-f,,35541 Q3, ., . ,, xy 1 Q-Y i6h.:.t r .1-mm nf .Km ,um 'Nxwf' F-nu. 11.1.4 W' MRS- MOORE and STUDENT? i MR. BLACK, HAROLD, HAROLD. LARRY A 9 0UP ef MU- M'- o '5 'V'lC Ud9 '5 Wh -'f3'f'9 for 'he Cl 5l W5 Mr. Black instructs several students in the industry of textiles. program. A YEAR or DIVERSE AND COLORFUL ' ' , , , Smiles are evidence of a very delicious meal. Some ninth grade science students looking over some science literature. - Anemia-nv. K v Mllmiw ,ni-.':.., .e - A if , - I, X51e,N6'.', A - 'Q' 1 g .1,q..1.g,i,f,', ' 1-ey ,rg ,yt 4 4. A Q. li 1 fvg , a' Q .f asf A 1: 6 1 f a -, , ,g . 7 , fi. GENEVIEVE and MARTHA Ditch the comb-you're on, Martha. A YEAR OF AND . O f X x , A , s CAROL, EMILY, TOTTY, and KAY x Y Bobby, John, Johnny, Tommy, R. O., Gene, Joe, and Siuarl' harmonize Don'0 pull ioo hard, Carol. , x 1 ' on an old Barbershop style. X 8 f p... QD- If fir! fn- avi' ABOVE: Sylvia, Carol, Yvonne, Rhonda, Genevieve, and Gail kick high in their Pretty Baby routine. RIGHT: Anxious seniors await the presentation ofthe '57 Jr.- Sr. Program. Lown Rlom: Charles, Tossie, Tommy, Brenda, Stuart, Emily, really know their calypso. BELOW: Ilda, Tommy, Sylvia, Callie, Alton, Martha Ann, Glenn, Lois, Hervert, Jeanell-Hi Yi, Yippity Yi! Get along little dogies get olongl NW' ?l,I. o f Xin ll i xgg, I . ,', ,. L. ,. A' . ' .: fr-' :S -,view ,,-4 .ff . ' , , . .. , ., ' . ' -.Ti-'gf U' 1 P 4' v '! ,4 'f 4 !s l J .S 2 ' X iff'-v 'Q-5.4-ig-2-42,-. -' In 51. -'PS 's. f4g, QQ? .. . 4 -- apJ.-..kfkx M-f' ,,, , .gl . - A '. b A 'Rx-.Q-A' A '- VX de 1958 CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 0 CHESTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Mr. Snead and Min Pairlck discuss a knohy problem. Study, Study, Siudy, Exams are iusf around the comer. 11 Ji .. ,LW J J . 3? 12 ,,9 -K., f ff2fxf'ff':11 324' + ,M 4, ,f- ' 4, :,p:K,.N if a-1-eff. v--D. , 4 we , W . -V' nf- ,-- -.., 1...- i 1 I Peggy, Barbara, Sally, Lllhan study their recipe before they cook A soon YEAR AT WHH HH ADMlSlTRATNl FAC LTYS AND CLASSES 1 Mn. Wylie, Petrus, J. G., Devon, Sammy and Billy folk over uses of the Readers' Guido. a Burrell work palienlly for her conference wrih Mr. Prall. Mr. Rosh's weaving class-Joan, Gloria, Healer, Suzanne, Willa, Bar bara, Sims Nancy and Midgie proudly display lhe r , - ir wo lx. 1 N I Mr. Henry Lee Sneed Jr., superintendent Chester Area Schools, chats with Mr. Boyce Bunkhead, secretary, Chester City Schools, while Mr. Carlisle White, Chairman, Board of Trustees, talks with Mr. Richard Woods, un- other board member. ADMINISTRATION STUDENTS AND PATRONS, CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL.. Today as we survey our educational problems, we are most keenly aware of changing trends and crises in our school world. Daily we hear criticisms of our schools, our methods of education, our so-called frills, and crip-courses offered as electives. Teachers have been lambasted as self- seeking, inefiicient people who really do not have quite enough to do. Many analyses have been made of this trend of critical comment directed against the public schools today. Much of it has been expressed by well meaning and interested citizens. Many of them have failed to get all the facts and the true conditions before they have formed their opinions. Some of the adverse criticism has been well de- served and should, in the final analysis, be very construc- tive. No form of public education is without ilaws, and always there will be differences of opinion as to ultimate values and the long term results obtained from those val- ues. You, as graduates of this high school, should know that out of the graduating class o 1955, forty-two percent went to college. Of this forty-two percent who went to college, ten per cent did not take college preparatory work and yet this forty-two per cent passed eighty-six per cent of the college courses taken. Of the class of l956, thirty- eight per cent went to college. In this class of 1956 some students enrolled in college who had not taken college preparatory work and which Chester High School did not recommend. Again this class passed eighty-six per cent of college courses taken. The national average of high school graduates attending college is thirty-three per cent. I would remind you that there are those of you who will not go to college who have received benefit from your public schools and considering the elfort many of you put forth, you are well prepared to become citizens of this community, state, and nation. If any of you will take time to turn back the pages of history of public schools in this state, as well as in the United States, you will tind that slowly, ponderously, and often times very ineptly our schools have grown to encom- pass the great American dream-that of a high school edu- cation for every American citizen. This ideal of mass education in our public schools has presented educators with infinite problems. Because of a lack of money, in- adequate facilities, over crowded classrooms, and teacher shortages, our public schools have had to compromise very often. Naturally this results in conditions that bring criticism. Mr. James Caldwell, Mr. Ben Wall, Mrs. Caroline M. Dawson, and Mr. Wilbur Runyan, our other four board members, relax for a moment during a meeting. CHANGES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE OF SLOW GROWTH.. School officials, administrators, and teachers agree most whole heartedly that we need improvement in many fields. We are agreed on many points, some of which are: that the great majority of students should study more, that there are those who select the easiest road to graduation, that many of them engage in too many outside activities, that some students are perfectly satisfiedjust to pass. These conditions are prevalent in every high school today. The vital question is-What can we do about them? Two groups are as vitally concerned with solving the dif- ficulties as school officials and teachers. They are parents and students. These must work together whole heartedly with teachers if we are to improve the educational stand- ards of our schools. In the matter of hard, earnest study and adequate preparation for class work, parents can play a vital role. Together with the teacher, they can inspire, encourage, and show the keen special interest needed to motivate higher qualities of work. Public school changes are of slow growth. Only through gradual trial and error methods do we evolve new ideals and new standards in education. Our hope is that with today's many critical problems, we will be able to gradually approach our goal-that which is for the best interests of the individual student, that which will most help the in- dividual to face his own future with responsibility, with courage, and with faith. Let us go forward working to- gether, -teachers, pupil, parents-to improve our schools, to strengthen the weak places, and to make our schools a vital, secure foundation for peach of earth and for our way of life. Dr. W. J. Henry, member of the Chester County Board of Education pre- sents to Chester City Chairman Emeritus W. A. Conkill a handsome bronze plaque for his fifty years service to our schools. MR. MARION G. PRATT PRINCIPAL FACULTY It is with a great deal of pleasure that we present to you our faculty. Even though we constantly hear in these modern pro- gressive days that the students are of first importance always, we realize that a good faculty is the first essential for a good school. We students in Chester High feel that our faculty is second to none. Our teachers are specialized in their particular Helds and do their best to teach thoroughly, interestingly and enthusiastically. They are more than teachers to us. They are loyal friends and they are understanding. Many of the people whom you see on these pages have been with us for many years. They are in- valuable assets to our community and our civic and religious organizations. They go more than the second mile with us. Now of course, there are times when we feel that faculty members are rather dillicult hard-boiled problems-bent on having work done precisely and on time. And at times, too, we may not see eye to eye with them on all occasions. But given time to think things over the majority of us realize that these very stern qualities are requisites of our training. Who expects life to be the proverbial bed of roses. Our faculty tries to teach us that things worth while come only through hard honest work. We are proud that our teachers are people of high ideals, and they truly try to live up to the principles they teach. MEET THESE PEOPLE WHO ARE OUR CONSTANT GUIDES wills Miss Bailey, senior mathematics instructor, Miss Bigham, global geogikaphg and math, and Miss Chick, physics and chemistry, enioy a very raxre coflzypldreak. 1 1 wi f. l rx 'ft l MR. TOM BROWN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL w.....,. Y g Mrs. Carroll, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Scott, three of our seventh grade teachers, check library material with Mrs. Weir, junior high librarian. Our coaches, Mr. Schweiter- man, Mr. Shealy, Mr. Misen- heimer and Head Coach Wilson discuss athletic prob- ems. Mrs. Ethel Davis MVS- MGVQUYBV While N Mrs. Mary B. Lang lf' Mrs. Margaret B. Tuggle Supervisor of Cafeterias Ef19liSh, History ,ab-X A+' 4-, M, 4 . 1 f J ! 1 l Mrs. Jacqueline B. English Itvhtefweiv Mrs. Betty McCrorey Mrs. Sara McLemore Miss Eleanor Patrick MVS- Eloise Nichols Mrs. Mary C. Crowder English Physical Education Secrefu,-y fo M,-' Sneed Seventh Grade English, French Miss Nancy Nelson Mr. J. B. Black Mr. James Rash Mrs. Nell P. Davidson Miss Jo Alice Smith Commerce Textiles Art English Commerce Miss Tucker, iunior English instructor, Miss Colvin of the biology department, Miss West, senior English teacher, Miss McCord, American history teacher, and Mrs. Smook, our high school secretary, and Miss Carroll, Latin teacher, eniay a Mrs. Crowder of the home economics department talk over school activities. scrapbook mode by home ec girls. Mrs. Lucille Thompson Cafeteria Director Mrs. Helen P, Heckle English, Mathematics Mrs. Perry Gardner Seventh Grade Mrs. Lettie A. Knight Social Studies Mr. Lester Clark Industrial Arts Mr. W. T. Boulware Auto-Mechanics Abell, scienc Mrs. Catherine Moore Public School Music Mr. Joe Keaton Agriculture llta X Q I f vc r T, I. ,-M. Ilf- , uf. , X A - t,.,'A . I, my u . , A. ,.,, ., .. fx l SN. ' fo- ,- Q , . A T .....- p . jg. ' 1 P- . I I 1, ' 4 L ' , gli i lil: - uri if' 1 L X - Lf . . ix, X L r yi Q,: 4 4 N.. J. M. sy tw. . ,, . 1 .12. 'V f , - W f .1 , F he '- - ' ij B ll O Mr. Patrick, special education, Mrs. Patrick, science, Mrs. Wylie, senior high librarian, and Mrs. e instructor, look over material in our library. ...AND FRIENDS Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Mathe matics Mrs. Grace Hendrix Social Studies Mr. Herbert Tyler Band Director Mrs. Frances Crosby Cafeteria Director ,np-N MVK 'DN KN p 5.1 THE SENIOR CLASS JIMMY MANN ......... ........ P resident FRANCES TAYLOR ,... .... V ice-president BOBBIE TAYLOR .... ...... T reasurer CAROLYN WEST ..... .... S ecretary CLASS FLOWER-Pink Rose CLASS COLORS-Brown and Gola' CLASS MOTTO- We know what we are but know not what we may be. 'S CLASS HISTORY Can you imagine! Twelve years, gone so quickly! Just now this realization of how fast time passes is beginning to dawn on the seniors of Chester High School as they begin preparations for graduation, college, and future homes and families of their own. How precious these years are to us now. For during that period of time, our whole lives re- volved around our school and its activities-class parties, exams, football games, and canteen dances. Will there ever be a time when they seem far distant and long ago? Maybe but now the memories are still fresh and real. For instance, I can remember clearly that September morn back in I946. It was the opening of the school term and all over Chester, children flocked to College Street, Foote Street, Dora Jones, Eureka and Gayle. In heaven knows how many other towns and states thousands of chil- dren were doing the same-some of whom were destined to become part of the Chester High School Senior Class of 1958. The majority of the children strode up the walks with assurance, looking haughtily down upon those kids timidly clutching their mother's hands as they were greeted by their first grade teachers. But it didn't take long for us to feel at home, and school became a natural part of our daily lives. How proud we were when we learned to read! What a thrill, when in the second grade, we were allowed to go read to the fifth grade classes-a most terrifying and wonderful experience. Yes, and I remember the day we entered junior high school. Unrealized to us then, the years had flown past, .and our childhood was gone. Actually the move from ele- mentary school to junior high wasn't a big one, since junior high was in the College Street School. For those of us al- ready attending there, it was just moving to another room, and for the ones from other schools. it was simply trans- ferring to another grammar school. But we never thought of that. After all, we were the oldest and most respected students in College Street School. Of course being big wheels had its drawbacks. Friends were parted and placed in different sections. The little and big recesses we were accustomed to were done away with and we had a five minute break in the morning and only one recess-at lunch time. But this only added to our prestige. Then came the crowning glory-changing classes. It was really confusing, and for a while, our teachers were plagued with having students in their classes at wrong times. Then came that wonderful day when we entered the high school building. No longer were we mere seventh-graders, tolerated, allowed to attend chapel and pep meetings, and once in a while getting our names in the school paper. Now we changed our classes by bells-and for every sub- ject! New things, like studyhalls, standing in a lunch line, and only one recess, became part of our daily lives. High school was just one wonderful, confusing madhouse, and we loved it. During our eighth grade year, we were able to sit in class and watch the new high school building going up across the street. Just then we were too proud of ourselves for attaining the prestige of the old building that we didn't think much about the day that we would graduate from that new structure. But in the May of that year we watched the last senior class ever to be graduated from that beloved old building. By the time we reached the ninth grade, the realization was beginning to dawn upon us that school was not a tor- ture inilicted by heartless parents and teachers, but a very necessary privilege for which we should be appreciative. Teachers became human beings Cand good friendsj and studying something that we did for knowledge rather than punishment. The class of 1958 was really growing up! In 1955 we became the youngest class in the senior high school building. Junior high had been confusing, but senior high was something else! All those different halls-every room lookedjust alike - we were forever getting in the wrong room. But we liked senior high. There were no bothersome stairs, and since the building was so big, you could change classes without fear of being knocked down or stepped upon. Thinking back, it seems as if every year gets better, and as I remember, it did. Being juniors really put us in the big time. It was thrilling to nominate candidates for the student council, and even more so to see our own class- mates filling some of these ofiices. We began at the start of school to plan for our moment of triumph-junior-senior. We were determined to make it the best yet Cas did every other classy. We really had a big time participating in the show and attending the dance, and no amount of scolding from our parents for staying out late could mar our won- derful evening. Another red letter day in our junior year was the day our rings arrived. Were we proud! We walked on clouds for weeks, for at last the long-awaited senior year was in sight. In June we shall become the fourth class to graduate from the new senior high building. We shall have behind us then, another junior-senior, a gay trip to our nation's capitol, and a wonderful and most precious collection of memories. In future years, it may be said that the class of ,58 did nothing spectacular-maybe so. We weren't last to graduate from the old building or the first to graduate from the new one, but we will leave our mark. For our class has had its share of honors and achievements, and if nothing else we can be remembered as a class that had its part in building the ever growing traditions of Chester High School. JEANELL CONRAD Class Historian Al J ll' ,Q U ? ,fl E ALTON WILEY ALEXANDER RICHARD O. ATKINSON, JR. JAMES ANDREW AUSTIN FRANCES RAMONA BEAM Hang sorrow. Care will kill a cat, 'SA sense of humor plus a genial per- A good friend, a loyal comrade. A smile upon her face doth play, she so. therefore, let's be merry. sonality is a gift beyond price. hath a winsome cheerful way, Franklin, R. O., Alton, Jimmy, Frances Camera shy or serious study-which is if? f K r lillll SENIORS FRANKLIN CORDELL BEATY Endowed with many talents, accom- . . an . plished in m the al: y fields, blessed witl' to succeed. WILLIAM HARVEY BELL A quiet fellow. who knows his own mind and what he wants to do. 1958 HENNIS BLACKBURN lt's nice to he natural when you're naturally nice. 'QQ' lm' xp' ,X i D' F L J fn a L MI Dennis, Hannis, Bill, Molly, Jimmy The lamp pos! seems Io have a special attraction or is if Molly? JAMES COLEMAN BOULWARE ,f'Gentle of speech. pleasant in his ways. , i 23 FRANCIS DENNIS BOYD MOLLY ANNETTE BROOME Laugh and the world laughs with My only aim is to make the weeper you, weep and you weep alone. laugh. lk 5110-9 we-... sg '29 ' WILLIAM ELLIOT BURCH A quiet tall gentleman who attend strictly to his own aflairsf' I SENIORS Tassie, Charles, Billy, Jeanell, Ronald The dog's yawn indicates lhe general consensus of opinion. RONALD LEE BURNSIDE CHARLES T. BYARS TASSIE COLLINS JEANELL CONRAD His mind his kjngdgmx and his will A true gentleman with all Her variety is intinite, her accom- Where hearts are true, a few wot his law. plishments many. will do. 'G' 24 A T 5 , 'V 'V' frnnw , , V- '.1 . , , r A '. 1, I 'y x i CAROL LYNN CULP JAYNE ELLEN DAVIS Tis only noble to he good. There is no cosmetic for beauty like 1958 STUART DUNCAN 'And more than wisdom, more than wealth-a merry heart, a happy soul. A ww. Nl:-'xr X J! happiness. SHIRLEY R. DAWKINS 'Do your best-let others do the rest. . Shirley, Stuart, Jayne Ellen, Carrol, Carole That ioke is pretty corny, eh Stuart? 134 gn: V M .wa CAROLE ANNE DENTON To speak kindly does not hurt the tongue. A .., A X.,,,f- 5 gqfi 0 R Ma-if -N . Gam. +,.,t.a.:-B'Q'3 i 'E' PEGGY REJINA ESTES SHERRILL ANN FENNELL CAROL LUTHER FIELDS, JR. ROBERT ANDREW FLETCHER The mildest manner and the gentlest The only way to have a friend is to Winning ways with a winning smile A fare COIHPOUIIU Of quality, I10blC, heart. be one. conquers all. and true, with plenty of sense and humor too. Peggy, Bobby, Carol, Sherry, Bobby Carol and Bobby are learning the arf of reading lea leaves. Whol's for fthe future, boys? 'Q 'Z' I l i SENIORS BOBBY CHARLES FLYNN Happy am I, from care Pm freeg why aren't they all happy like me. I HAROLD LEONARD FOSTER Ve know not much of him, but all we know is good. 1958 ORAY FAYE GASTON I'he gentle mind is known by gentle deeds. ,ffl i ef if JOHN NEWTON GASTON, III Whatever I ordain for myself, that will I be, as Faye, Harold, John, Harold, Maggie Duke really must be a member of 'his senio MAGGIE ELIZABETH GHEEN In all things be simple and sweet. 5 I r class. HAROLD LEE GOODMAN ,355 my 53: -'73 Thou hast wit and fun and flrel' I 4 'L 7vEfEg k 'LU if nf! aw- EMELYN GAIL GRANT Those who bring sunshine to tl lives of others cannot keep it fro: themselves. SENIORS Kent, Glenn, Jerry, Gail, Linda What shall it be-Gershwin or Boone? 9- CHARLES GLENN GRANT, JR. WYLIE KENT GRANT LINDA ANNE GRANT JERRY MILLER HALL A comrade, blith and full of glee, His presence lends its warmth and A sparkling brunette with gracious- A pleasant sensible man is got who dares to laugh out loud and free, health to all who come before it. ness and charm. company for all, 28 1 Yi' 1 f Q SARA FRANCES HALL LARRY S. HOKE She's tall, she's handsome, she's What's the use of worryingg nice! was worth while. 1958 it never 5' MARY ELEANOR HOPPER So mild, so merciful, so strong. so good, so patient, loyal, loving, pure. Lynda, Sara, Larry, Eleanor, Jane Refreshments are especially good during the sch 5' .. KW XJ' Nw R--if' L-X Q .xx .9 ,Gr SARA JANE HUGGINS And still they gazed and still the wonder grew how one small head could carry all she knew. aol day. .... ms.,-.-.. LYNDA C. HULLANDER rom a little spark may burst a mighty flame. -t -1. , wx.. fix ff NJ .1 'ri 9 JOHN GROVER HUSKINS GENEVIEVE JACKSON KENNETH LARRY JAMES Zealous, yet modest, innocent, The most precious things in life Act well your pang there the honor though freeg patient of toilg serene often come in very small packages. lies. amidst alarm, inflexible in faith, in- vincible in arms. Genevieve, Donald, Cecil, Lorry, Johnny Don't fool yourselves. Even though she's tiny, Genevieve can handle this situation. 'FD ss,-,M QXUJ CECIL NORIHS JOHNSON He who renders good for bad, bless ings for curses. DONALD PARKS LANKFORD Patience and quietness are among the best of virtues. xi Mya HONDA PAULINE LATHROP Iere's to the girl with a heart and :mile that makes the bubble oflife worthwhile. 1958 CATHERINE LOUISE LEE X true friend is one of God's great- est gifts to man. D Caiherine, Rhonda, Jimmy, Beliy Ann, Jerry What could be more enioyable 'hun cooking out? SAMUEL GERALD LEE BETTY ANN LINDSEY A fine iation for the things Beauty and serenity are two excel- for the principles that lent feminine qualities. right. 31 JAMES HENRY LINDSAY, JR. A fine appreciation for the things worthwhile, for the principles that are right. l 5 I X ' x 7 inf 431 U, GRACE DAVIS LOVE Her voice ever gentle, soft, and low Aan excellent thing in women. Jimmy, Herbert, Grace, Brenda and Barbara Here you see some of the attractive Brains of our class. HERBERT DANIEL LUTZ BRENDA SUE MAHAFFEY A little nonsense now and then is Always a smile on her face you see, relished by the wisest men! ajollier person never could be. 32 BARBARA GENE LIPFORD She makes the world a friendly plac by showing all a friendly face. SENIORS JAMES LEWIS MANN, II I am the master of my fateg I a the captain of my soul. 5 1 5 s.x, I :ht I. - . 4 DOUGLAS DeVON MARTIN easing manners, smiling eyes, and uiet countenance make him most attractive, 1958 MARTHA ANN MQCLEAVE A companion so rare, so gentle, so weet, that her presence makes the occasion complete. 'Q EMILY KATE MCABEE NICHOLAS RAYMOND MATHIS Born for success. he Wins With Un- A true daughter ofthe gods, divinely assuming courtesy and ease. tall and most divinely fair. DeVon, Martha Ann, Sylvia, Emily, Nick They certainly look interested in something. We wonder how Mr. Rope got thi SYLVIA ANN McCARLEY Live your life as you sec best: play the game: fate will do the rest. sf... Nd! f ,. .tx 15 ' ,Jw 5327 -2 . ., .c x.v Q- M. I - HELEN HOPE McCOLLUM Good humor is goodness and wis- dom combined. JOE McCORMICK 'gPropriety of manners and considera- tion for others are the two main characteristics of a gentleman. Helen, Azalee, Joe, Harold, Richard These steps ore well occupied by such o nice looking crew WILLIAM HAROLD McDANIEL AZALEE McWATERS A salesman of wit, mirth and hap- True friends make life worth livin5 pinessf' .an1 f avgmn1numwsu-mmnmiuuu,sunz11numunuzmnnna4-umu mmnawmaai SENICRS RICHARD McWATERS He broke no promise, served no pri vate end, sought no title, forsook n friend. E 5 E s 2 I s 2 H E Q e i 3 RICHARD MONTEITH e's easy going, pleasant. and be- lieves in living and let live. 1958 AMUEL CHESTER NICHOLS WILLIAM R. NUNNERY Jnderneath his quiet exterior, lies a A moral, sensible, and well-bred untain of humor and good common man. sense. Randy, Sammy, Callie, Richard, Charles Come down from Cloud 9, Callie. FRANCES CAROL OATES A spirit gay and bubbling too, with happiness that shines through. 'E' I ,fi U o it 38-Ill 1 ' v! , ' .- 5. gg, H' 'Y' . i f rf? 4' ,wir-14-L' 22465 , ' Q' I . . ff 2T 'Fiigfffl 4 1' , J 5. u gf 93? - 3.335 QQ! g,u S. '.fe,' A CHARLES LOUIS PARKER A cheerful life spreads sunshine along the way. Billy, Jo Ann, W. L., Jeaneife, Wyndell Why Phe frown 'mid so many happy faces? X Q 5 S a Q 2 x WYNDELL ONEIL PEAY It's a friendly heart that has plen SENIORS JO ANN PHILLIPS WALTER LEE RILEY PORTER BILLY JASPER POWELL BARBARA JEANETTE RAILEY I-Ier beauty is much more than skin Happy is the man that learns to be Pleasing manner, smiling eyes, and I-Ier ways are ways of pleasantness. deep. himselff' a quiet' countenance make him most attractive. iv 36 EUNICE MAE RAINS he knows the value of that wise saying. 'Silence is goldenl' 1958 TROY WAGERS ROBERTS ake him how you will. he's ajolly good fellow. I' vl 3 ,hu 1 2 NORMA JEAN RASH CHARLES E. ROBERTS Sincerity is the basis of her admir- Determination plays a great part in able personality, ones success, Ilda, Troy, Norma Jean, Eunice Lined up and looking good for fheir pidure. 1 , . -,-,f-1. R' f ' A :.Zl'fl'- -1' ILDA ROBERTS The fountain of beauty is the heart of her every generous thought, ff' mis l is Ji lima . K 4..-'.- .'.!! -I li r. Q v . L lb, 4 LAURIE LEE ROBBINS BOBBY ROBINSON LINDSEY EUGENE ROOF ARTHUR LAMAR ROOF Gentle in manner, reserved in He goes his own quiet way, undis- Tis better to have people wonder Give tothe World the best you hav speech, and willing in service. turbed by lifels tumultf, what he would have said than to and the best Will Come back to you. wonder why he said it. Laurie, Bobby, Tommy, Gene, Lamar Look out Bobby, Tommy's got that diabolical look in his eye. SENIORS K THOMAS M. SANDERS, JR. or You can't win the game on you own side of the scrimmage line.' S -.-nn..n Q Q Q 1rs4L W 4 f SARA JANE SHIRLEY Her quiet gentle nature hides agree- able talents and sweet sincerity. 1958 ULADYS SMITH 'he quiet mind is richer than a crown. 'fvff ' . ' - Evidenlly SIeve is enjoying the beauiiful surroundings. MARION GENE STALLWORTH Fate smiles on her leaving its sweet est gifts-intelligence. beauty, a happy nature, is Lois, Judy, Tommy, Frances, Bobbie No wonder Tommy looks important-his surroundings are really good-even the old brick wall. FRANCES DQRANT TAYLOR Here is all that earth could promi r bestow-youth, beauty, love, crown. SENIORS JUDITH ANN STEADMAN LOIS PLEXICO STEINKUHLER WILLIAM T. STRICKLAND, JR, BARBARA JOANNE TAYLOR Moderate, temperate, gentle, skillg A true friend today, tomorrow, al- To hurry and worry is not my creed. Personality plus a little coquette, ar in speech, in deed, in all her will. ways. Things will happen-so what's the a dash of pep makes a cute brunette need, - H 4 40 R Q? DOROTHY ANNE TENNANT Dark eyes that smile. a face that's ood. and a pleasing wit with all. 'I958 VIRGINIA ANNE TODD A nature sweet and mild A with modesty and thoughts for others uppermost. Q7 XJ , FRANCES CAROLE THOMAS A smooth and steadfast mind, gentle thought and calm desire. I f I CAROL LEE THOMPSON Never too busy to speak, never too busy to smile, never too busy to do his best. Carol, Harry, Carole, Dorothy, Virginia Someone looking for a letter? L. .iw HARRY NEIL THOMPSON. JR, Never idle a minute, hut thrifty and thoughful ofothersf' 'Nl 'Q' News fdfwfwrn I ,fifza 5,,ff'Zf5 yfif. is MYRNA RUTH WATTS JOHNNY GASTON WEAVER, JR. FRANCES CAROLYN WEST H GENE WESTBROOK A kind heart is sunshine in every g'He is wise that makes the still A good laugh is sunshine in the Th0SC Wh0 rCa.1ly,lm0W him love way. tongue. house. him- J. G., Myrnu, Gene, Carolyn, Tommy The scenery is pretty good here, don'f you think? SENIORS THOMAS WAYNE WHITESIDl Character is the diamond th. scratches every other stone. Y DAVID DOUGLAS WINGATE le hath a look of assurance and manlinessf' 1958 Martha, Douglas, Brenda, Belly Hobbs, Clark Woods, don'f hurl yourself raking leaves-Douglas will galher them all. MARTHA WOODS BETTY HOBBS WRENN LUTHER CLARK WRIGHT, III BRENDA KAY YARBOROUGH Frue worth is in being, not seeming. It's the pleasant words and the smile A true gentleman, that which one A joyful unselfish personality is the you wear that makes the sunshine seldom sees. grCaICSI gift Of all. . every where. 43 SENIORS Yvonne, Amelia Yvonne and Amelia looking preliy and enioying the beauliful autumn leaves. CAROL AMELIA YOUNG DAPHINE YVONNE BLACK- DOROTHY LODOSKA CARTE1 Gentle of speechg beneficient of A nature sweet and mild 4 wxth With a way of her Own, a mind mind. modesty and thoughts for others al- her Own, and a quiet quaint Charm ways uppermost. 44 ALTON WILEY ALEXANDER Mixed Chorus '55, Art Club '55, '56, '57, '58, President '57, Secretary-Treasurer '58, T 8: I Club '57, Treasurer of Homeroom '55, Baseball Manager '55. RICHARD 0'NEALE ATKINSON, JR. Latin Club '55, '56, Latin Forum '55, '56, Band '55, '56, '57, '58, President '58, Biology Club, President '58, Hall Committee '57, Street Committee '58, Bus Driver '58, French Club '57, President '57, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, President '58, Boys' Glee Club '56, '57, '58. JAMES ANDREW AUSTIN Football '54, Baseball '55, T A I Club '56, '57, D.E. Club '58, Board of Governors of D.E. Club '58. FRANCES RAMONA BEAM Mixed Chorus '55, J.H.A. '55, '56, '57, D.E. Club '58, Library Club '55, F.H.A. '58. FRANKLIN CORDELL BEATY Palmetto Boys State '57, Student Council '55, '56, '58, President of Student Council '58, Dis- trict Student Council Convention '57, President of Home Room '55, '56, Treasurer of Home Room '57, National Honor Society '57, '58, State Mental Contests '56, Commencement Marshall '57, F.F.A. '55, '56, '57, '58, President '56, '57, State F.F.A. Convention '55, National Convention '57, Federation Reporter '55, Treas- urer '56, Secretary '57, Star Chapter Farmer '56, State Farmer Degree '57, Bus Driver '57, '58, Biology Club '57, T 8: I Club '58, Hall Com- mittee '55, '56, '57, Elk Youth Scholarship Con- test '56, Celtos Bus Driving Award '57, Chester County Award '57, Second Place District Award '57. WILLIAM HARVEY BELL Thornwell High '55-'57, Football '55, '56, Basketball '56, '57, Baseball '56, '57, Band '55, '56, '57, Entered Chester High '57, Band '57, Fine Arts Club '58. HENNIS BLACKBURN T 8: I Club '55, Student Council '55, '56, Sec- retary of Tenth Grade '56, D.E. Club '57, '58, Secretary '58, State Convention '58. JAMES COLEMAN BOULWARE Uimmyj Art Club '55, '56, '57, '58, T Q I Club '55, Hall Committee '56, '57, Bus Driver '57, '58. FRANCIS DENNIS BOYD Blackstock, Entered Chester High '55, Bi- ology Club '55, Art Club '55, Vice-President of F.F.A. '58. MOLLY ANNETTE BROOME Latin Club '55, Latin Forum '55, Mixed Chorus '55, Biology Club '56, J.H.A. '57, '58, Secretary '58, District J.H.A. Meeting '58. WILLIAM ELLIOT BURCH T 81 I Club '57. RONALD LEE BURNSIDE Football '54, Biology Club '55, French Club '56. CHARLES T. BYARS Blackstock, Basketball '55, Baseball '55, Entered Chester High '55, T 8 I Club '55, '56, F.F.A. '55, '56, '57. DOROTHY LADOSKA CARTER fbottiej Rock Hill High, Girls Athletic Association '55, '56, Square Dance Club '55, Glee Club '56, '57, Junior Dramatics Club '57, Ninth Grade Chorus '55, Future Nurses Club '56, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, Entered Chester High '58. SENIOR omscrokv MARGARET KATHLEEN COLLINS fTassiej Latin Club '55, '56, Latin Forum '55, '56, Winner of U.D.C. Essay Contest '55, Band '55, '56, '57, '58, District Contest '55, '56, '57, '58, State Contest '55, '56, '57, '58, Brass Sextette '57, Future Teachers '56, '57, Girls' Block C Club '56, '57, '58, Library Club '55, French Club '57, Cyclone Staff '56, '57, '58, Feature Editor '57, Co-Editor '58, Cestrian Staff '58, Girls Glee Club '56, '57, '58. ALICE JEANELL CONRAD Library Club '55, President '55, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Future Teachers '56, Latin Club '55, '56, Latin Forum '55, French Club '57, '58, Basketball Manager '57, '58: Cy- clone Stall' '57, Co-Editor '58, Art Club '55, '56, '57, National Honor Society '58, Music Clinic '57, '58, Girls Block C Club '58. R CAROL LYNN CULP T Sc I Club '56, '57. JAYNE ELLEN DAVIS Band '55, '56, '57, '58, Majorette '56, '57, '58, Assistant Head Majorette '58, State Music Fes- tival '55, '56, District Music Festival '55, '56 '57, Brass Sextet '56, '57, Mixed Chorus '55, '56 Girls Glee Club '56, Girls Block C Club '55 '56, '57, '58, Future Teachers '56, '57, '58, Cy- clone Stall' '56, '57, '58, Exchange Editor '58, Latin Club '55, '56, Biology Club '58. SHIRLEY ROSBOROUGH DAWKINS Entered Chester High from Blackstock '56, J.H.A. '56, '57, Mixed Chorus '56, '57, '58, Girls Glee Club '56, '57, F.B.L.A. '57, '58. CAROLE ANNE DENTON Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, Girls Glee Club '56, '57, J.H.A. '55, '56, '57, Elks Scholarship Contest '56, President of Homeroom '55, Treas- urer of Homeroom '56, J.H.A. Convention '55, '56 STUART DUNCAN Football '55, '56, '57, '58, Basketball '55, '56, '57, '58, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Boys Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Latin Club '55, 56, Treasurer '56, Biology Club '56, President '56, French Club '57, Boys Block C Club '57, '58. PEGGY REJINA ESTES Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Girls Glee Club '56, '57, '58, J.H.A. '55, '56, '57, Biology Club '58, F.H.A. '58. SHERRILL ANN FENNELL Library Club '55, Mixed Chorus '55, J.H.A. '55, Biology Club '56, Hall Committee '57. CAROL LUTHER FIELDS, JR. Student Council '55, Biology Club '57, Foot- ball '54, '55, '56, '57, Basketball '55, '56, '57, 58, Baseball '55, '56, '57, Shrine Bowl '57, French Club '56, Player of the Week '57. ROBERT ANDREW FLETCHER State Mental Contests '55, '57, Placed in Senior English '57, Assistant Business Manager, Cyclone '58, Band '55, '56, '57, '58, State Band Clinic '56, '57, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Boys Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Latin Club '55, '56, Latin Forum '55, French Club '57, Asso- ciate Business Manager, Cestrian '58, National Honor Society '57, '58, State Chorus Music Clinic '57, '58, District Band Contest '55, '56, '57, State Band Contest '55, '56, Clarinet Trio and Quartet '55, '56, Woodwind Trio '57, Com- mencement Marshal '57, Palmetto Boys State '57, S.C. Yearbook Convention '58, District Chorus Festival '56, State Chorus Festival '57. BOBBY CHARLES FLYNN Golf Team '55, '56, '57, '58, T 8: I Club '57, '58. HAROLD LEONARD FOSTER U. S. Navy from March 3. 1952, to Febniary 28, 1956. ORAY FAYE GASTON Mixed Chorus '55, J.H.A. '55, Biology Club '56, ,Secretary of Home Room '56: Secretary Treasurer of Home Room '57. JOHN NEWTON GASTON, III State Mental Contests '55, '56, '57, Placed in biology '56, Cyclone Stall' '55, '56, '57, '58, Band '55, '56, '57, '58, District Band Festival '55, '56, '57, State Band Contest '55, '56, Mixed Chonis '55, '56, '57, '58, Boys Glee Club '56, '57, '58, District Chorus Festival '56, State Chorus Fes- tival '56, State Music Clinic '57, All-State Mixed Chorus '57, Latin Club '55, Biology Club '56, French Club '57, '58, Circulation Manager, Cestrian '58, S.C. Yearbook Convention '58, National Honor Society '57, '58, Commence- ment Marshall '57, Palmetto Boys State '57. MAGGIE ELIZABETH GHEEN HAROLD LEE GOODMAN Hall Committee '55, '57, Biology Club '56, Boys Glee Club '56, '57, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57: T 8: I Club '58. EMELYN GAIL GRANT Band '55, '56, '57, '58, Vice-President '58, Majorette '56, '57, '58, Head Majorette '58, Dis- trict and State Music Festival, Flute Quartet '56, State Band Music Festival '55, '56, Flute Trio '55, '57, District and State Chorus Music Fes- tival '56, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, Girls Glee Club '56, Girls Block C Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Intramural Basketball '55, '56, '57, Feature Writer of Cyclone '57, '58, Latin Club '55, Latin Forum '55, National Honor Society '57, Treasurer of Biology Club '56, Palmetto Girls State '57, Manager of Girls Basketball Team '57, Scorekeeper of Girls' and Boys' Basketball Teams '57, Band Clinic '55, French Club '57, Secretary '57. CHARLES GLENN GRANT, JR. Library Club '55, Latin Club '55, Hall Com- mittee '55, Street Committee '57, '58, Boys Block C Club '55, '56, Manager of Boys Basket- ball Team '55, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Boys Glee Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Biology Club '56, T 8: I Club '57. WYLIE KENT GRANT Student Council '55, Baseball '55, T 8: l Club '55, '57, '58, Biology Club '56, '57, Hall Com- mittee '55, '56, '57, '58, Junior Red Cross Rep- resentative '57, Mixed Chorus '55, Basketball '58. LINDA ANNE GRANT Junior Chorus '55, '56, Senior Chorus '57, Cyclone Stall' '55, '56, Feature Writer '55, Co- News Editor '56, Girls Block C Club '55, '56, '57, Band '55, '56, '57, Future Teachers '56, '57, Biology Club '56, French Club '57, '58, Latin Club '55, Latin Forum '55, Music Clinic '57. JERRY MILLER HALL Albermale High School, Student Council '56, Entered Chester High '57. SARA FRANCES HALL Mixed Chorus '55, J.H.A. '55, '56, '57, '58. LARRY S. HOKE Latin Club '55, Library Club '55, B Team Football '55, Biology Club '56, Chemistry Club 57, T tk I Club '57, Cyclone Stall 58. MARY ELEANOR HOPPER Library Club '55, J.H.A. '55, Pianist '55, State Mental Contests '55, '56, Hall Committee '55, Biology Club '56, National Honor Society '57, '58, F.B.L.A. '58, Historian '58, Treasurer of Home Room '58, Delegate to Youth Tramc Safety Council.'57, Commencement Marshall '57, Cestrian Typing Chief '58. SARA JANE HUGGINS Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Girls Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Art Club '55. '56, '57, Placed in Junior English '55, '56, Placed in Senior 'Eng- lish '57, Red Cross Representat1ve 57, Na- tional Honor Society '57, '58, Commencement Marshall '57, French Club '57, '58, Vice-Presi- dent '58, Cestrian Staff '58, Latin Forum '55, '56, State Music Clinic '57, '58. LINDA CATHLEEN HULLANDER Mixed Chorus '55, '56, Girls Glee Club '55, '56, Band '55, '56, District Band Contest '55, '56, French Club '57, Latin Club '55, Latin Forum '55, Biology Club '56, District Chorus '55, '56, State Chorus '55, '56, Student Council '55, Future Teachers '55, '56, '57, JOHN GROVER HUSKINS President of Freshman Class '55, Band '55, '56, '57, '58, President '57, Drum Major '57, '58, Mixed Chorus '56, '57, '58, Boys Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Vice-President of Latin Club '56, Elks Scholarship Contest '56, District Band Contest '55, '56, '57, State Band Contest '55, '56, Brass Sextet in District and State Band Festival '57, President of French Club '57, Stu- dent Council '55, '58, Vice-President '58, Com- mencement Marshall '57, All State Mixed Chorus '57, Business Manager of Cestrian '58, National Honor Society '58, Vice-President of Home Room '58, Palmetto Boys State '57. GENEVIEVE BROOKS JACKSON Band '55, '56, '57, Girls Block C Club '55, '56, '57, '58, District Music Festival '55, '56, '57, State Music Festival '55, '56, Cyclone Staff '58, Junior Chorus '55, Latin Forum '55, Biology Club '56, Band Clinic '56, Latin Club '55, Mixed Chorus '56, '57, Future Teachers '56, '57, State and District Music Festival '56, Cestrian Staff '58. KENNETH LARRY JAMES Hall Committee '55, Football '55, '56, T 81 I Club '55, '56, '57, '58. CECIL NORRIS JOHNSON Entered Chester High '57, Mixed Chorus '58, Boys Glee Club '58. DONALD PARKS LANKFORD T 8: I Club '55, '56, '57, '58. RHONDA PAULINE LATHROP Secretary of Home Room '55, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, Girls Glee Club '57, Treasurer of Home Room '56, J.H.A. '55, '56, Vice President '56, President of Home' Room '57, '58, National Honor Society '57, Student Council '57, '58. CATHERINE LOUISE LEE J.H.A. '55, '56, F.B.L.A. '57, '58, Mixed Chorus '55, Art Club '55. SAMUEL GERALD LEE Uerryj Football '55, '56, '57, '58, Baseball '55, '56, '57, '58, Biology Club '56, T 8: I Club '56, Vice- President of Home Room '58, Boys Block C Club '58. BETTY ANN LINDSAY J.H.A. '55, '56, '57, '58, J.H.A. State Conven- tion '55, '56, '57, '58, J.H.A. Camp '55, '56, '57, '58, District J.H.A. Convention '56, Distribu- tive Education Club '57, '58, Treasurer '57, Social Committee Chairman '58, State Conven- tion '56, '57, Art Club '56, '57. JAMES HENRY LINDSAY, JR. Latin Club '55, Latin Forum '55, Biology Club '56, National Honor Society '57, Com- mencement Marshal '57, T 8: I Club '58. BARBARA GENE LIPFORD Mixed Chorus '56, Treasurer of Home Room '56, Distributive Education Club '56. GRACE DAVIS LOVE J.H.A. '55, Biology Club '56. HERBERT DANIEL LUTZ Latin Club '55, Latin Forum '55, Hall Com- mittee '55, '56, Biology Club '56, French Club '57, Bus Driver '57, '58, National Honor So- ciety '57, '58, Commencement Marshal '57, State Mental Contest '56, '57. BRENDA SUE MAHAFFEY J.H.A. '55, '56, '57, Student Council '55, Mixed Chorus '55, '57, '58, Girls' Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Music Clinic '56, Biology Club '56, Future Teachers '57, '58, National Honor So- ciety '57, Hall Committee '57, Commencement Marshall '57, State,Job Interview Contest '58, Vice-President of Library Club '56, Secretary and Treasurer of Homeroom '58, Distributive Education Club '57, '58, President of Distribu- tive Education Club '57, '58, State Convention '57, '58. JAMES LEWIS MANN, II Biology Club '56, Latin Club '56, Latin Forum '56, Quiz Kid '56, State Mental Contest '56, Placed in State Mental Contest in Junior English, '56, Tennis Team '56, '57, Cyclone Stafl' '56, '57, '58, Columnist '56, Magazine Editor '57, News Feature and Editorial Writer '56, '57, National Honor Society '57, State Vice- President '57, French Club '57, '58, Treasurer '57, Second place winner in Chester County Voice of Democracy Contest '57, President of Junior Class '57, Master of Ceremonies Junior- Senior '57, Hall Committee '57, Street Com- mittee '57, District V Student Council Conven- tion '57, Student Council '57, '58, State Nomi- nations Committee, National Honor Society '57, President of District V South Carolina Scholastic Press Association '57, State Conven- tion '57, President of Senior Class '58. DOUGLAS DeVON MARTIN Biology Club '56, Vice-President '56, Mixed Chorus '56, '57, Boys Glee Club '56, '57, Foot- ball '54, '55, '56, '57, '58, Basketball '55, '56, '57, '58, Baseball '55, '56, Hall Committee '56, Student Council '58, T 8: I Club '58, President of Homeroom '58. NICHOLAS RAYMOND MATHIS Mixed Chorus '55, Cestrian Stall 58, T 8r I Club '56, National Honor Society '57, '58, Presi- dent '58, Student Council '58, Treasurer '58, Commencement Marshall '57, State National Honor Society Convention '58. EMILY KATE McABEE Latin Club '55, '56, Latin Forum '55, '56, French Club '57, Future Teachers '56, '57, '58, Cyclone Staff '58, Girl's Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Girl's Block C Club '56, '57, '58, Music Clinic '57, '58, Cestrian Staff '58, Basketball Cheerleader '56, Biology Club '58, All State Mixed Chorus '57. SYLVIA ANN McCARLEY President of Freshman Class '55, Vice-Presi- dent of J.H.A, '55, Basketball Team '55, '57, '58, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, Girls Glee Club '55, '56, '57, F.F.A. Sweetheart '55, '58, Vice- President of Homeroom '56, J.H.A. Sponsor '56, Future Teachers '56, '57, '58, Vice-President of Homeroom '57, Bus Driver '58. MARTHA ANN McCLEAVE Future Teachers '56, '57, '58, Mixed Chorus '56, Girls Glee Club '56, Band '55, '56, '57, '58, State Music Festival '55, '56, '57, District Music Clinic '56, '57, State Tennis Tournament '57, Biology Club '58, National Honor Society '57, Girl's Block C Club '56, '57, '58. HELEN HOPE McCOLLUM Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, Girls' Glee Club '56, '57, J.H.A. '55, '56, J.H.A. Summer Camp '57, Art Club '56, F.B.L.A. '57, '58, Associate Member of F.H.A. '58. JOE McCORMICK Football '55, '56, '57, '58, Basketball '55, '56, '57, '58, Golf Team '55, '56, '57, '58, T 8x I Club '56, '57, '58, Biology Club '56, '57, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Boy's Glee Club '55, 56' VVIELIAM HAROLD MCUAMEL Football Cheerleader '56, '57, '58, President of Sophomore Class '56, Vice-President of Junior Class '57, Student Council '56, '57, Bi- ology Club '56, T 8a I Club '58, Hall Commit- tee '56, '57, Square Dance Clinic '58. AZALEE McWATERS J.H,A. '55, Biology Club '56. RICHARD MCWATERS Football '55, '56, '57, '58, Baseball '56, '57 T k I Club '55. '56. '57, '58. RICHARD LEE MONTEITH ' Mixed Chorus '55, '56, Basketball '56, Biology Club '56, Football '55, '56, '57, '58, T 81 I Club '58. SAMUEL CHESTER NICHOLS Latin Club '56, Latin Forum '56, Hall Com- mittee '56, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, Boys' Glee Club '56, Biology Club '56, Music Clinic '56, Cestrian Staif '58. WILLIAM RANDOLPH NUNNERY Basketball '55, '56, '57, Football '55, '56, '57, Block L Club '55, '56, '57, Student Council '57, Football '58. FRANCES CAROL OATES Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, Girls' Glee Club '56, '57, J.H.A, '55, '56, '57, '58, J.H.A. State Convention '56, Biology Club '57, Girls Block C Club '55, '56, '57, French Club '57, Band '55, '56, '57, District Band Clinic '55, '56, State Band Clinic '55, '56. CHARLES LOUIS PARKER Football '55, '56, '57, Hall Committee '57, '58. WYNDELL ONEIL PEAY T 8L I Club '54, Mixed Chorus '56, '57, '58. JO-ANN PHILLIPS Mixed Chorus '58, Girls' '58, J.H.A. '58. WALTER LEE RILEY PORTER T 8z I Club '55, '56, Treasurer '56, Mixed Chorus '55, Junior Red Cross Club '56, '57. BILLY JASPER POWELL Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Hall Com- mittee '55, Boys Glee Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Biology Club '56, Football '55, '56, Hall Com- mittee '56, French Club '57. BARBARA JEANETTE RAILEY Mixed Chorus '55, '58, J.H.A. '55, '56, Li- brary Club '55, Biology Club '56, Girls' Glee Club '58, F.B.L.A. '58. EUNICE MAE RAINES J.H.A, '55, '56, Mixed Chorus '57, '58, Girls' Glee Club '58, Library Club '57, Secretary '57' F.B.L.A. '57, '58, Secretary '58. NORMA JEAN RASH Library Club '54, '55, '56, '57, J.H.A. '55, Mixed Chorus '54, Bob Jones Academy '56, French Club '57. CHARLES E. ROBERTS T 8x I Club '54, '55, '56. ILDA ROBERTS J .H.A. District Convention '55, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Girls' Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Winthrop Music Clinic '56, '57, '58, All-State Chorus '57, State Music Clinic '56, '57, J.H.A. '55, '56, '57, '58, J.H.A. State Convention '56, '57, Biology Club '57, Treasurer of Homeroom '57, Historian of F.B.L.A. '58. a TROY WAGERS ROBERTS F.F,A. '54, '58, Biology Club '57, Treasurer of Distributive Education Club '58, T 8z I Club '55. LAURIE EEE ROBBINS Mixed Chorus '55, Latin Club '55, Latin Forum '55, Biology Club '56, Art Club '57, '58, T 8: I Club '57, '58, State Convention '57, -Third place state ceramics Award '57, French Club '57, '58, Treasurer '58, Vice-President of Home- room '58, Future Teachers '58. BOBBY ROBINSON LINDSAY EUGENE ROOF Football '54, '55, T 8: I Club '55, '56, '57. ARTHUR LAMAR ROOF Baseball '55, T 8: I Club '55, '56, Distributive Education Club '58, Reporter '58, Bus Driver '56, '57, '58. THOMAS M. SANDERS, JR. F.F.A. '55, Baseball '55, '58, Basketball '56, Football '55, '56, '57, '58, Hall Committee '55, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, Boys' Glee Club '56, '57, Biology Club '56, '57, French Club-'57. SARA JANE SHIRLEY Latin Club '55, '56, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, French Club '57, Biology Club '56. GLADYS SMITH Mixed Chorus '55, J.I-I.A. 56, Distributive Education Club '57. STEVEN CRAIG SMITH Entered Chester High School '58. SYLVIA SMOAK Library Club '55, Latin Club '55, Biology Club '56, Future Teachers '56, '57, '58, Girls' Block C Club '56, '57, '58, French Club '57, Mixed Chorus '57, '58, Girls' Glee Club '57, 58, Cyclone Typing Stafl 58, Band '55, '56, '57, State Band Contest '55, '56, District Band Con- test '55, '56, '57. MARION GENE STALLWORTH Secretary Homeroom '55, Treasurer of Soph- omore Class '56, President of Homeroom '57, '58, Latin Club '55, '56, Vice-President '56, Latin Forum '55, '56, Student Council '56, '57, '58, Future Teachers '56, '57, '58, Secretary '57, President '58, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Girls' Glee Club '56, '57, '58,, Mental Contest '55, '57, National Honor Society '57, '58, Sec- retary, '58, French Club '57, '58, Commence- ment Marshal '57, Cyclone Staff '56, '57, '58, State Chorus Music Clinic '57, '58, Associate Editor of Cestrian '58, South Carolina Year- book Association '58, Class Sponsor '57, Car- rousel Princess '58, Letter Girl '55, Art Club '56, '57, Secretary '56, Palmetto Girl's State '58. JUDITH ANN STEADMAN Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Girls' Glee Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Latin Club '55, '56, Latin Forum '55, '56, Cyclone Staff'56, '57, '58, Fu- ture Teachers '56, '57, '58, Treasurer '58, Future Teachers State Convention '57, French Club '57, '58, National Honor Society '57, '58, Com- mencement Marshal '57, Cestrian Stafi' '58. LOIS PLEXICO STEINKUHLER Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Girls' Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Band '55, '56, '57, '58, Latin Club '56, French Club '57, Future Teachers '56, '57, Cyclone Stall' '56, '58, Assistant News Edi- tor of Cyclone '58, Girls' Block C Club '55, '56, '57, '58, National Honor Society '57, '58, State Mental Contest '55, '56, '57, Placed in English '56, State Chorus Music Clinic '57, '58, District Band Contest '55, '56, '57, State Band Contest ,'55, '56, '57, Brass Sextet '57, Latin Forum '55, '56, Commencement Marshal '57. WILLIAM THOMAS STRICKLAND, JR. Boys' Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Football '54, '55, '56, '57, '58, Biology Club '56, T 8: I Club '55, Student Council '56, President of Homeroom '56, Hall Committee '55, '56, Band '55, '56. BARBARA JOANNE TAYLOR, Treasurer of Freshman Class '55, Student Council '55, '56, '58, Library Club '55, Treas- urer of Sophomore Class '56, Future Teachers '56, '57, '58, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, Girls' Glee Club '56, '57, Basketball Cheerleader '56, '57, Football Cheerleader '56, '57, '58, Delegate to J.H.A. Convention '56, Secretary of Home- room '57, Winthrop Music Clinic '57, Girls' Block C Club '57, Treasurer of Senior Class '58, Cyclone Typing Staff '58, Chief Football Cheer- leader '58, Miss Hi-Miss '58, Square Dance Clinic '58. FRANCES DURANT TAYLOR Girl's Block C Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Treas- urer '57, President '58, Latin Club '55, Latin Forum '55, President of homeroom '56, '57, Student Council '56, '57, '58, Biology Club '56, Future Teachers '56, '57, '58, Secretary '57, Mixed Chorus '56, Girl's Glee Club '56, State Mental Contest '57, National Honor Society '57, '58, Treasurer '57, District Representative '58, French Club '57, Vice President of Senior Class '58, Commencement Marshall '57, Elks Scholarship Contest '56, Band '55, '56, '57, Dis- trict Band Contest '55, '56, '57, Band Clinic '55, State Band Contest '55, '56, District Contest- Flute Trio-'55, '56, State Contest-Flute Trio -'55, Associate Photo Editor of Cestrian '58. DOROTHY ANNE TENNANT J.H.A. '55, Biology Club '56, F.B,L.A. '57, '58, Mixed Chorus '57, Girls Glee Club '57, Library Club '57, '58, President '58, Vice-Presi- dent of F.B.L.A. '58. FRANCES CAROLE THOMAS Mixed Chorus '55, Treasurer of Homeroom '55, J.H.A. '55, '56, '57, President of Homeroom '56, '57, '58, Student Council '56, '57, '58, Fu- ture Teachers '56, '57, '58, Biology Club '57, F.H.A. '58, Treasurer '58. CAROL LEE THOMPSON Golf '55, '56, '57, '58, Basketball '55, '56, '57, T Sz I Club '55, '56, Secretary of Homeroom, Treasurer of Homeroom '58. - HARRY NEIL THOMPSON, JR. Library Club, '55, '57, Boy's Glee Club '55, '58, Mixed Chorus '55, '58, French Club '57, '58, Band '55, '57, District Band Contest '55, State Band Contest '55, '57, Mixed Chorus Clinic '58, Bus Driver '58. VIRGINIA ANNE TODD Library Club '56, '57, President '57, Mixed Chorus '55, '57, '58, F.B.L.A. '57, '58, President '58, Secretary-Treasurer of District 5 F.B.L.A. '58, J.H.A. '55, '56, F.H.A. '58. MYRNA RUTH WATTS Mixed Chonis '55, '57, Girl's Glee Club '57, J.H.A. '55, '56, '57, Library Club '57, '58, F.B.L.A. '57, '58, Reporter '57, Treasurer '58. JOHNNY GASTON WEAVER, JR. T dc I Club '55, '56, '57, FRANCES CAROLYN WEST l Library Club '55, President of J.H.A. '55, Mixed Chonis '55, '56, '57, '58, Girl's Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Music Clinic '56, '57, '58, District Music Clinic '56, State Music Clinic '57, Vice- President of Ninth Grade '55, Student Council '56, '57, '58, Secretary 57, Student Council Con- vention '57, Secretary of Senior Class '58, Sec- retary of Biology Club '56, Future Teachers '56, '57, '58, District Meeting '57, '58, National Honor Society '56, '57, '58, State Mental Con- test '56, Commencement Marshall '57, Cyclone Stall' '58, Cestrian StatT'58, Elkes Scholarship Contest '58. GENE WESTBROOK Football '54, '55, '56, Band '55, '56, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Secretary,Treasurer '58, Boys' Glee Club '55, '56, '57, '58, T 8: I Club '55, '56, Biology Club '56. THOMAS WAYNE WHITESIDES Secretary of Ninth grade '55, Hall Commit- tee '55, '56, '57, President of homeroom '56, Biology Club '56, Student Council '55, '56, B- Team Basketball '55. DAVID DOUGLAS WINGATE T 8: I Club '56, '57, Football '54, '55, '56, '57, Basketball '55, '56. MARTHA WOODS Latin Club '55, '56, Latin Forum '55, '56, French Club '57, '58, President '58, Future Teachers '56, '57, '58, Cyclone Staff '55, '56, '57, '58, Managing News Editor '57, Girl's Block C Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Public Relations Chairman '58, Vice-President '58, National Honor Society '57, '58, District Representative '55, State Mental Contest '57, Commencement Marshall '57, Basketball '56, '57, '58, Co-Cap- tain '58, Tennis Team '56, '57, '58, State Tennis Tournament '57, Student Council '55, '56, '57, District Convention '57, Vice-President of class '56, Secretary of class '57, President of home- room '55, Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Vice- President '57, Girl's Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Music Clinic '57, '58, Girls Sextet '57, Band '55, '56, Vice-President '56, District Band Contest '55, '56, All-State Band '55, Elkes Scholarship Contest '56, Cestrian Editor-in-Chief '58, South Carolina Yearbook Convention '58. BETTY HOBBS WRENN Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Girl's Glee Club '56, '57, '58, French Club '57, National Honor Society '57 '58, Commencement Marshall '57, F.B.L.A. '58, Cyclone Stall' Typist '58. LUTHER CLARK WRIGHT T 8: I Club '55, Biology Club '56, Hall Com- mittee '55, '56, '57, '58, Treasurer of Homeroom '55. BRENDA KAY YARBOROUGH Mixed Chorus '55, '56, '57, '58, Girl's Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Music Clinic '56, '57, State Music Clinic '56, District Music Clinic '56, All- State Chorus '57, J.H.A. '55, '56, '57, '58, Treas- urer '57, J.H.A. Convention '55, '56, '57, J.H.A. Camp '55, '56, '57, Treasurer of Biology Club '57, F.B.L.A. '58. CAROL AMELIA YOUNG J.H.A. '55, '56, Secretary '55, '56, National Honor Society '57, '58, Commencement Mar- shall '57, Secretary of Homeroom '58, F.B.L.A. '58. DAPHINE YVONNE BLACK Mixed Chorus '55, Hall Committee '56, '57, Biology Club '56, National Honor Society '57, Red Cross Representative '57, Distributive Education Club '58, Latin Club '55, '56, Latin Forum '55, '56. KATHIE - JOHNNY - NANCY - WILLA OFFICERS KATHIE WRIGHT .......... .... ...... P r esident JOHNNY WRENN. . . l. . , Vice-President WILLA LYNN .... NANCY DAVIS... ....... ..,. BCHHCII, Eugene Bishop, Barbara Brakefield, Bobby Brakefleld, Peggy Campbell, Mima Cannon, Martha Ann . . . Treasurer . . . .Secretary Bishop, Buddy Bramlett, Frank Cassels, Ronnie I Allen, Linda Bagley, Jerry Bagwell, Carolyn Bankhead, Billy Blair, Audrey Boulware, Billy Boulware, Monty Brantley, Amelia Brooks, Amelia Burleyson, Jerry Catoe, Carolyn Clark, Patsy Clements, Betty Bagley, Judy Bell, Delores Bowers, Charlc Byars. Barbara Conrad, Midgi rf QL 4-8 , wt., S Qu., 4 Cf - : '.,, 1 'U V it f y ie. rriwall. Mary rhy. Becky Jglas, Carolyn .nt, Hester nritlli. Eddie 6 Couch, Teddy Darby, Jimmy Dover, Michael Gray, Pettus Henderson, Pat , t R7 A 4-'39s I 'In-Q. '-B if we , QQ 'mx Qs Nm 'i?.,K L S divx: Squat, 'ilu-uf' qxl 4 Cf3YlVf0l'd. Sari! Jayne Croft, Ann Crosby. Roger Culley, Janet Davis, Harry Davis, Jimmy Davis, Nancy Dodds, Oscar Driggers, Joyce Green. Mickey Hinson, Anne ai' 5751- Dubose, Mary Anne Gregory, Doris Hinson, Curtis l -br., Engle, Peggy Gregory, Frances Hollilield, Ruth Foster, Ann Gregory, Mary Houston, Betty Sue L. -.I QQ, -iq., k S si -S-, 'L Daniel. Peggy Doster. Beulah 1958i Grant, Donald Hall, Barbara Hunter. Mary Lee fl f' 'J 0, 1 , ti IR ,gp -.. X SQ- . X ' 63' Tvx YCZYB' ki W 49 I JN 5-wa EW? 'Qig- WA-.e 'Timm- Hurst. EmilyC Inman, Shirley Jordan, Barbara Keener, Nora Ann Lindsay, Mickey Love. Carole Love, John Love, Laura MCDOWCU. Jane Hardin McGarity, Jo Anne McKeown, Johnny McWaters, Irene JUNIORS Mobley, Jimrriy Parduye, Kathleen Mobley, Nancy Porter, Dorothy Moore, Edwa ,IP Morgan, Brenda Poulus Prager, Bob 'sb-iv. W' 50 'fs ia Kinsey, Myrtle 'f y ag, , L54 v, w Knox, Becky Lynn, Willa Mabrey, Mary Ann Mendenhall, Gloria Ann Miller. Charles Morris, Marian Raines, Carlton 'Nm WT'-ef Mushegan, Daniel Rash, Wesley Lee, Jesse McCameron, I Millwood, Ellz Bec if ' v . I ste t' l Gy 'V' v .wg hardson. Keith rley, Phyllis dman. Suzanne 'ay. Billy 'renn, Johnny '- . X' n 144.0 4. Ma, 1 , X QQ x ' V. - I Q' 15' Qi .V ,sa ,yx x , K Q' .21 Q if ' Nr. ' f g .Q if ' bv , ' . M y y 4 ,X 1 'E -' af .1 .W 5 ,.,: ..,.f,:' , ,f . 1 ' l ' l i 1 atrai? , Xl W , Q s X tl S 3 4' y it Nifty! . ' .W X, l lifes 'Q R z . . 4' ,L 47 QR Q-...4 'W '15 fax O f ' .,' , Roach, Janice Shrader, Larry Stephenson, Jeanette Webb, Harris Wright. Kathie tx ll 2 'fl MK 4 ,w ' S l Robbins. Wayne Sides, David Sweatt, Floyd White, Blair Wylie. Barbara 'fx lf 3 Robinson, Brenda R0bin50l'l, Sylvia Sconyers. Ronnie ix' Sh2iIlf10Il. Jean Simpson, Patsy Smith, Gladys Smith. Jackie Southerlund, Jewell Thompson, Major Walker, Mickey Wallace, James Wallace. William Wilks, Sally Wood, Donald Woodward, Mary Worthy, Tommy Wylie. Jo Anne Wylie. Sandy - Wylie, Sims Young, Lamar Young, Peggy 7 W Kimi I 7 ,aff A! ' Q a h , , ! 5 Q- ' S' X 'Ui if ,lg .L .Q 1 'X I' I ?:,j. l, ' L fiffki li Q 5 'V:P ,vfi .2 f iiii fl 51 X . DELORES - JIMMY - BRENDA - BETTIE SOPHOMORES Adams, Larry Arnold. Joyce Atkinson, Marion Aughtry, Wayne Bailey, Joyce Baker, Carolyn Baker, Jeannie Bankhead, Bettie Barnes, Robert Bennett, Ralph Betts, Betty Bickett. Glenda Bignam, Gladys Bond, Jimmy Bouleware. Wayne Bright, J. T. Brooks, Jerry Brooks, Totty .fm 1958 5 if X . asv, -. f f J K-.5 Ext, Z t OFFICERS BETTIE BANKHEAD .... President BRENDA BUMGARNER Vice-President DELORES Roor , . , .Treasurer JIMMY WARD. . . . . . .Secretary Q- Qi LQ' F , 1:12 61 . .., Q' x lx. xy, t 52 X sg ' ji 4 5' 4 SV . x X i in Q1 'vip'-Q , . 9' . Us J 6451! lm J KL, 3:7 Q4 qw-Us s.. 'WU 45 J wg M 1 I L YT FH ,ap 'U 'Rf 8 Brown. Warren Burnside, Judy Bumgarner, Brenda Cameron, Buddy Cameron, Joe Campbell, Barbara Cassells. Marquerite Cato. Ronnie Chappell. Nancy Clayton, Earl Clayton, Fay Clinton. Skipper Cole. Dawna Joe Connor. Jimmy Courtney. Buddy Cranford, Barbara Cudd. Sandra Davis. Brenda DeHart, Marie Dover. Karen Dover, Wayne Downs. Linda Elkins. Janice Estes. Dotty Flennigan, Sarah Ann Franklin, John Reid Gallman. Dona Gambrell, Jimmy Gardner. Ester Garrison, Robby Gheen, Betty Jo Gladden. Michael Good. Harriet Grant, Gene Grant, Geneva Grant. Marvin Grant. Nancy Greenwood, Larry Hall. Ronald Hollitield, Kathryn Hopper, Billy Hopper. Edgar Hoyle, Mickey Hudson, Robbie Sue Hudspeth. Kenneth Jackson, Jacky Johnson. Andrew Johnson. Becky Jones, Joyce Killian, John Charles Kirkland. John Robert Lancaster, Bobby Lawson, Donnie Lee, Buddy Lee, Mary Kathryn Love. Hamilton Lowry, Brownlee Lutz, Otis Lynn, Lynda Carole Mace. Pat Mann. Tommy Martin, Jimmy McCormick, Henry McDaniel, George McDaniel. Ann McDill, Elaine McDill, Tracy Anne McWaters. Tommy Miller. Betty Millwood, Diane Mobley, Alma Mobley, Jimmy Moody. Jerry Morgan. David Morrow, Linda Nichols, Carolyn Norville, Earl Oates, Bobbie Peay, Bonnie Porter, Betty Ann Porter. Carolyn Poston, Patsy Railey, Hennies X . Vw I QV 'Wiv- K , Y?-Y' J Wg -v . S , . , li t' ,gk fl -. V ,V . J 3 i t E3 .g. gf' x , V : -. .I xi,- '-Q E c :-, . I Q5 'fx . LAL .. ! JJJ. Er... .4 5, . Ik 5- 'NWI L, . N--W-rf ll 1' 75: le wa' o if-F Nw- YN? Yrs' 'G -Gy algal usa. W ,ff ..-5 N l rv-X Q fy, .K ' Tv BJ I Y'-ye ! -A +21 S., 4' t l fx NSA s 5-. 'lun' ,-'M 'Wim 'Q Raines. Wayne Rape, Priscilla Ritchie. Shelia Roberts, Jane Roberts, Michael Robinson. Alvin Rollins, Betty Roof, Delores Roof, Frances Sanders, Faye Sealy. Richard Shannon. Lila Shrader. Jimmy Sigmon. Barry Simmons, Ted Smith. Betty Sneed, Lee Stephenson, Henry Stephenson. Marion Stephenson, William Sterling, J. C. Thomas. Joe Thompson, Henry W Varnadore. Margaret Wages, Sarah Jane Wallace, Bobby Wallace, Judy Walter, Jo Lynn Ward. Jimmy Watts, Kenneth Weir, Bill Wheeler. Dawn Willard, Robert Wilkes, Florence r-Q to-.Q 9, 1.-, T7 9 .L 359' Wilks, Sandra Wilson, Barbara Wilson. Carole Wilson, Harold Wilson, Virginia Young. Allen Young. Robert FRESHMEN Alexander, Neil Bell. Brenda Branch. Barbara Jean 1958 Ashley. Stokey Bennett, Carol Brantley. James Bailey. Ann Benson. Pat Brice. Dee Dee Ballard. Palsy Blackburn, Dickie Bryant. James Barko. Bobby Boulware. Patsy Bussie, Barbara Ann vi, t 51 OFFICERS CLYDE WRENN ....,. President f BOBBY SHANNON. Vice-President A 1 ANN BAILEY. . , . .Treasurer . JACKIE DOVER, . , .Secretary Beam, Carol Laverne BCHVCYS, JBHHCIIC Healy- RH Boyd, Jewell Boyd, Judy Bradley, 4 Bynum, Barbara Cabiness, Brenda Caldwell. i A. J ,Sf K-..... wh. ..,,, b g ' 5 ,K fi . MQW 4 .,', 'Al Q , s 1 Wah.- NX l, Fi 1 'v Varlrr. .lzuxwx C'nok,.l1lnl11x lbawklns. Marlon lllv. Paul harnlncr. Pcggx trlhwn. llunalu X 55 G. I 1 S.. , 5 K Ulf? I 5 fx A4 . . N-:, N lil'-fl ' ' w..uXv,, 4 Ii: 'ov- Yxdyl X rv.. any 45. x, , X W-T., 7' 'N-.. fame. Frances frufl, Frances Dodds. Alma lfeaslcr. Barbara Ciastnn. Bill Ciladdcn. Russ 1' 0 j' air 'lx 'lrvr Clack. Juvrc Fudd. Brenda Duclcr. Sara lilla lfcrguwn. lranccx Gordnn, C'arl Kiaxlun. Fraycr x -:Qi - M, Y 'sf '-V YRS? 6- M, 'sa' sl., -V -.., yrnx , .-an A N - .,1 ' ,fl ' .. Six ful Clark. lcon Darby. Alice Duvcr. Blllv Ferrell. ticurgc inzxslun.Jan1cx Grahan1.4'arulwn jf-V C'l.uck.Sl11rIcv Davls. Huck Duvcr.Jack1c I-Rmcr. Mitchell drawn-n, Jane hranl. 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Jan McWaters. Lir Owens. Dorotl ly , . .5 Qs.. 5, , T gx fi-lv f .- V - C 3, Q w R -, 'in 4- 5 rx ,in 7 . ks. Hrcndix nacx. .Iohnns lx, lzlhcl cclc. Billy Jckcr. Ruby ishcrl, Barbara 5 . Q W Wi iua v1,j 5 Q avX 4 Q 'Qi -- 'X' a L Rv ,rf W S ZULZN MM' . , ,,,, 5 , 'f 'ilhf ai 'if- If -., N., X ' xx . H Asf'1'2r.l ix? IV l'c.irxon. Donnn Rape. llonnrc Shannon. llohlw Slcphcnson. Johnny Wallace. Sharon Woody. Mvra Ls., 1, 'QNX-QA f Nu.,- -'Ti Plaver. Don Roberts. Jerry Sharpe. Shirley Stephenson. Palsy Walson. Belly Jean Woodward, Dianne Poole. Charlie Robinson, Judy Simpson, Margaret Stephenson. W. Wessingcr, .loc Wrenn. Clyde i n 'J lk ' I 'mx' Y L' X ..-iz, ' l NL1' Powell. Barbara Ann Rollins. Carol Sloan. David Stowe. Rickey Willard. Shirley Wright. Michael I-ii ' 'Ang vw r-Wf fi, W3 idx YE? Uv '27 Powell, Freddie Roof, Elaine Smith, Marilyn Taylor. Mary Willifnrd. Frances ff' Prcsslcy. Joan Roof. Phillip Smith. Surah J Fennanl. lfmnccs Windham. Dons Mghj 0 23,7- Rzimex. Dom Ross. Nowann Snipes. Ronnie lhonnls. Ronald Wingalc. Mildred 35.3 1, gm 'WN' - 'ik 'nl is Q. ...Il xii. 5 gf 7 ' i rf M gg ? if jfs i fx ig . i 'ia '.,, A atv. A Y. A . , K eww cw it , Q r k Q V . .J M . 'i-'YW 4. f I R A F 5 X f.. , a 4... 9' tr V' If- W 'tr 5 Vw- E. , ,af f ,., ..j f Q, 5, J I !:- -- Q, 2 ' if 3 x gg 2 Q fn-1 ii ,iv-L I W CHARLES - BILLY - BENNY - TOM WPS Plug s H if jg, -dr y . - Q -:-,V A W LL w,f Q3 THE EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS CHARLES HOYLE. . . BILLY FERRELL. . . TOM HAMILTON. . BENNY SMITH. . . Allen, Harvey Armstrong, Frank Ashley, Bennie Grant Atkinson, Billy Bagley, Jimmy Baker. Lewis Bankhead, Jimmy Barber, Bobby Bames, Jo Beckham, Judy Bennet, Marjorie Dor Black, Judy Bowers, Janice Bramlett, Alice Brawley, Charles Brooks. A. W, Brooks, Buddy Brooks, Jane Brooks, Jimmy Brown, Cicely an . . . . .President . . . Vice-President . . . Treasurer . . .Secretary Bumgamer, Sherry Bundy, Raymond Burch. Steve Burton, Butch Burrell, Gentry Bussie. Sharon Carter, Dianne Cassels, Dot fer Ewa i .4 em. 1 Cato. Judy Chappell. Tummy Clack, Ann Clack. Betty Clack, Judy Collins, Joe Compton, Winston Douglas Cook, George 'll fn- '-R f-ftgi is.. I 5+ 'Wat Q, 7, 4 ly -, S X t G- ' 1 it 1-J Cnmwell, John Crowder, Rob Daniel. Terry Darby, Gene Davis, Stella Sue Demas, Pete Dodds. Linda Dove. Nannie Duncan. Jon Edwards, Eugene Ellis. Howard Etters, Sybil Fennell, Carolyn Fennell, Jimmy Ferrell. Billy Ferrell, Samuel Flenniken. Elizabeth Flynn, Patsy Foster, Wayne Freeman. Carol Freeman, Clarence Gaddy. Martha Gaston. Jimmy Gibson, Rita Giltner, Joe Glenn, Mary Ann Grant, Cadelia Grant, Tina Grant, Olin Green, Bobby Greenwood, Ronnie Griggs, Charles Hall, Leila Heath Hamilton, Edith Hamilton, Tom Harrison, Malcolm Hastings, Marion Hembree, Martha Hewitt, Shirley Hickey. Carole Ann -sw f -... Wshsudv s lf f W 'E-nfl gb 'le-f ,. xwn -' . 2? f - ' 1i'. Q. -A V Qasv, L! 5 l l f H M1 W 1 H Ln ,, GK? me I-F5413 f liar gs. 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Linda Love, Linda Bray Lowry, Mary Joe Lucas. Ann Lucas, Tony Lutz, Jimmy Mabry. Linda McAbee. David McCallum. Daphne McCallum, Faye McKeown. Jack McNinch, ROY Mendenhall, Eddie Miller, Jimmy Miller, Mary Ann Miller. Ruth Miskovich. Joseph Morris, Robert Mumpower, Dale Mushegan. George Norville, Keith Newton, Linda Odom, Emma Oliver, Doris on, Billy Owens, Johnny Pardue, David 3.41, S ARS 49 'fs , if n,g.,s?-F 'JZ J ef opus. pvxq r rl . , New ,fl ea.. 5 ,W 5 1 R . Y 5 ,. M114 Q geiiff? Q s A 5 Q . .I In ip f 6-i' ei Q A :Y D, . I, aw iv t , I Q.: S S 'X l J ' X 'f I 1 5 9: j an 'R : . .. ' ri il rf.:-.it af fy 3, 3? yolk E7 -.fa ds' S' 'dz' :infix is 4 wh! a 5' M gl i . L X i M in 4 Nat 1' i V ' i 5 , 4 t X l I ,-S -:Z an '.: i-. 'J' f l 'I3' I , In Q2 Q f 2 f' 5 J ae ff V' 'R we lv Wi Wi-vs 'W sv ' 4 .- .. , , 'X ' It 'Inap- lm! m 521- s A 4 it t ,I so get 1 fs, X 1' 'x 3 1, ... vyjxr flfgf Qiellx Parker, George Porter. Horace Price, Dolly Pundt, G. C. Railey, Ellen Railey. James Rice. Beth Roach, Lawrence Roach, Troy Roberts, Marvin Robinson, Wayne Roof, Yvonne Sanders, Nancy Self. Norman Sharp, Elizabeth Lavern Sharpe, Sylvia Shirley, Roy Sigman, Brenda Simerly, Ann Simpson. Margaret Allen Smith, Albert Smith, Bennie Smith. Lucille Smith, Patricia Smith, Wray Strickland, Johnny Stringfellow, Edith Taylor, Buddy Taylor, Jimmy Tennant, Mary Tennant, Wallace Thomas, Douglas Thompson, Earline Todd, Jesse Vamadore, Frances Wages, Jimmy Walker, Freddy Webb, Linda Weir, Nora Wilks, Larry Q va 1 It 'SH :snug -'SQ' TR Q-3,5 Ml f V r 3' K' 3 ar- Fs- l L, 5. 'M' '75 ,QQ l -Z? ' f 1 Wilks. Lynda Williford. Charles Wilson. Bonnie Sue Wilson. Jimmy Wilson, Lillian Woods, .lane Woodward, Dixie Woodward, Ruth Wright. Wayne Wyatt, Ronnie Yarhorough, Johnny Young, Eddie TERRY - BETSY - JAY - MARY LEE THE SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS TERRY EHRLICH. . . BETSY MCGOWAN. . . MARY LEE BOULWARE. . . JAY BYARS. . . . . . , .President . . . Vice-President . . . Treasurer . . .Secretary Burleyson, Brenda Byars, Ann Byars, Jay Campbell, Mary Ann Campbell, Ronnie Cato, Jimmie Church, Butch Clack, Alvin , S V 1 f a., 5 . -. l 4 xx , 5 ,' , .9 , L y I 'L,L 4- X ,', V, f Abell, Kathleen X ' 'L 5 X U E v. 4 W - ,jg 'E z - Adams, Johnnie L... X .. 'W' . f'akR 'I, f' , E ' Alley, Nan em W' we agr aw. mm ' A . A I V' Ashley, Cordelia ll 'lr f i r ra , -Q by ' Aslund, Ted X ' X, as ,M -, , -Z U1 A Baker, Eddie gl 'ggi , A i V . .. .,,- 4 R Ballard, Butch - ' H ., Ballard, Cheryl . R ,Q . ' '- A - V Barber, Margaret an 1 fi, S'-'ag' bi L5 f Q5 113 5 :M ...sg Q-.af 'E Q ' A, Vw ,- Bell, Charles Bell, Jimmy Blue, Peggy .Si 5 1 he r Bculware, Mary Lee Bowder, Barbara Brakefield, Jimmy Brakefield, Kenneth Branch, Patricia Brigman, Larry Bmner, Barbara WP?- 'Haw ' c. if I W Y, Nia. , E I Ii ' A 'H-1 ir T 1 1 A aa ' ae S sf. we Sl ar 'BR-R Q's Clack. Linda Clark. Judy Clayton. Douglas Clayttm. Merle Clayton. Mildred Collins. Phyllis Cook. Taska Cupcland. Willie Mae s 1 1-fy A 5 ., C raig. David Crawford. Barbara Crenshaw. Donald Crocker. Charles Crowder. Macy Davis. Charles Davis, Harold Dean Davis. Jerry DeWitt. Bernadinc Dodds. Odell Dnster, Emest Dore. Virginia Dover, James DuBose. Jerry' DuBosei Judy DuBose. Linda DuBose, Robert Eddleman. Rnhert Ehrlich. Terry Ferrel. James Flynn. Rebecca Foster. Milan Fowler. Hazel Freeman. Junior Freeman, Ronnie Furr, Brenda Gaston, Linda Gaston, Robert Gibson, Jean Gibson, Linda Gibson. Sylvia Gilmer, Charles Gladden. Patsy Gladden. Sherry Grant, Glenn Grant. Johnny Gregory, Betty Jean Haddad, Margaret Hall. James Hall, Ronnie K-N.. 'M N.,- -VJ ., . Ap, Nb- 4 K 1: p :ull 'fx 6. SL-. sur :LS I . . 'ir ,V . jx :5 ' 1 f. 'J 4 F Q 1 'Zi J-X he , L wa ' r rx 'soak-sl! AK I A ? is Q, X -Q- 5S'y 3 if 'I l 1 Cy' .P we-, 'A Q' 4 ...,, 'iff' J ww -5 , Mi' . if KM, QV L.- N... J yi' ...- UVM gy -E5 J Hall. Steve Henderson, Grady Henderson, Syble Hughes, Ann Hutto, William lnman, Joyce Jeanes. David Jones. Iris Mae Keenan. Clair Keenan, Patsy Lankford, Dale Laws, Jimmy Lee, Janice Long, Ricky Love, Ralph Love, Robert Lucas. Nannie Mae Lunsford, Pat Lynn, Ronny Mason. Peggy Martin. Ann McCarley, Douglas McDaniel, James McDowell, Frances McFalls. Kenneth McGarity, Jimmy McGowan. Betsy McKeown, Brenda Mckeown, Coleman Mckeown. Flora McKeown, Thomas Melton, Richard Miller, Barbara Mobley. Barbara Moody. Marva Morrison. Edward Nelson, Harry Nichols, Grady Noland. Johnette Oates, Tookie Owens, Margaret Peay, Mary Peak, Nellie Perry, Claude Perry, Clyde Poston. Linda Porter, Tom Poulos, Pete Prager. Paula Price, Roger Wh-...tw Huw- Nts fbwqk -E2 -E 4 V : J. S .aan-f-F S. if , X X -ef.. N xwvah , 133 ca x ,SN vw , wmv -. so ,i af 'lf 1 a . in iq' 1 os. 5, lib. ve,- 6' fl ix. ii -,. 'T V 5 5- Q- 6' ' ur I S. x - :Al 'ka Ups? 2.- ..f' . , A 'Q lla. 5,9- 4-V 1 It -2 Q K aw , so nm Law -. 'sf 'W 0. .-Q GN , ---rt --N Q, -0- S -9 N, ie . , K2 Z elf-:xx 'Q Y 2 ' Q73 1:4 ' -We ' it if t -. my , gs. 1 J 5 Kl E.iaExi nxt In , is yall QA tk' rw EKLX . xx 11. If Till 1 ls. T l 'tv 1 ...X A.. ...VN .myf- new-is 'fi i ',.. gg, if K '14 .1 Q.. .,9, -Q x afs s... Price. Shirley Proctor, Brenda Proctor. Palsy Railey, Elizabeth Railey, Robert Raines. Jo Anne Rash, Allan Rash, Linda Rohinsnn. Joyce Rogers, Elizabeth Rogers. Linda Rogers. Susie Lynn Rollins. Ann Roof Mary Roof, Wayne Rull'. Terry' Scnnyers. Rickie Shannon, Sally Sharpe. Rita Shirley, Linda Sloan, Johnny Sloan, Robert Smith. Alice Smith, Brenda Smith. Jean Snipes, Charles Snipes, Wayne Spence. Carolyn Steadman, Carol Stephenson, Jane Taylor, Tommy Tennent, Billy Thomas, Frances Thompson. Charles Thompson. Patsy Tidwell, Ricky Varnadore. Turner Wallace, Patsy Weaver. Cecil Weir. Jerry SN. f 1 if 5' -..,, . 1-U- Qsfyx l fo? 'A lox N7 'Z-' -41 - fk- 5' ... S9 if Welch, Pansy Wcssingcr, Judy Whilesides, Bobby Williams, Shirley Wilson. Kathryn Woods, Martha Wylie, Linda Wylie, Marietta Yarhorough. Joe Young, Billy 5 vu ls x, 'X 2 ,Q A G O O D Y E A R A T .,-i -fi' M. IN ACTIVITIE bby and Martha Rap out tho boa! to Thai Old Soft Shoe. C30-707 mmy and Bobby checkin' on 'ho mnards of Ohms machme. Bobby and R. 0. prepare for fha Clmlc Band. Johnny, Genie, John, Martha, ond Bobby grin with delight over the new trophy cup and first place award. THE CESTRIAN STAFF Editor .......... .... M ARTHA WOODS Associate Editor ...... GENIE STALLWORTH Business Manager .... JOHNNY HUSKINS Associate Bus. Manager. .BOBBY FLETCHER Circulation Editor ........ JOHN GASTON Photo Editors ..... . . . .JANE HUGGINS FRANCES TAYLOR JUDY STEADMAN Typing Chief .... .,.. E LEANOR HOPPER Assistants ..,.. .,..... A MELIA YOUNG BETTY HOBBS WRENN GENEVIEVE JACKSON EMILY MCABEE Faculgf Advisor. . . .... Mlss WEST MANY OF US HAVE WORKED WITH THESE GROUPS Betty Hobbs, Joyce, Billy, R.O., Tommy, Cecil, Wendell, Callie, Tassie, Jane Ellen, Lois, Genie, John, Martha and Jane get a first hand view of prints iust in from the photographer. 70 bm'-'WM BUNY Hobbs Am'l'U Ele'-'m'-7 ond E'V'llY l'U5Y Cl 9Ckl 9 Ciflfllln COPY- Harold, Franklin, Herbert, Jimmy, Steve, Harold Goodman, Kent and Tommy checking ad pages to see where to go next. Getting out a yearbook requires more work than most of us realize. It also takes one hundred per cent cooperation from all stall members plus the large crew of seniors who sell ads. Even though the hours are many that we spend-more than we ever dreamed of-when we become staff members on this book, we gain valuable experience in many Iields. Our duties are varied and at times very ted- ious. However, publishing a yearbook is really fun as well as hard work. We know you may lind errors, even though we have done our best to avoid them. We hope you will overlook the mistakes and thoroughly enjoy this record of our l958 school year. Judy Jane Genevleve Frances, Jane Ellen, Joanelle, Sylvia and Linda DeVon, Nick, Bobby, Carolyn, John, Sammy and Glenn get set for the K checking off class rolls and identifying pictures. big iob of ad selling. 71 ge 1 Fnsr Row: Johnny Wrenn, Willa Lynn, Frances Taylor, Jimmy Mann, Franklin Beatty, Johnny Huskins, Maior Thompson, Nick Mathis. Ssconn Row: Wayne Raines, Billy Bankheod, David Sides, Harris Webb, .limmy Word, Laura Love, Becky Corby, Jane Roberts, DeVon Martin. Tl-uno Row: Nancy Davis, Kathy Wright, Genie Stallworth, Rhonda Lathrop, Bettie Bank- head, Carolyn West, Bobbie Taylor, Brenda Bu mgorner, Delores Roof, Linda Morrow. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL OUR DUTIES ARE MANY AND VARIED The Senior High Student Council is a highly active system of student participation and representation. The members are elected yearly by the student body of the Chester Senior High School in order to govern on matters concerning them. It spon- sors courtesy and religious emphasis weeks during the school Presidenl .... Vice President. . . . . . Secretary ...,. .... OFFICERS .FRANKLIN BEATY .JOHNNY HUSKINS MAJOR THOMPSON year, and also projects such as student council handbooks and Treasurer ' N ICK MATHIS the school paper. We appoint special committees each school Advlsors - - - ' -MISS CHICK, M155 TUCKER term to aid in hall and trahic duties. The Council is a member of State and National Associations of Student Councils. Moior, Johnny, Franklin, Miss Tucker, Miss Chick, Nick. Student Council Officers are installed at assembly program s 1 Q WD as r S 72 T H E C Y C L O N E Published Monthly by the Chester High School - Sponsored by Student Council Co-Editors ........ TASSIE COLLINS, JEANELL CONRAD Business Manager ..... ...............JIMMYMANN Asst. Business Manager ............ BOBBY FLETCHER Managing Editor ...... News Editor ....,.. Asst. News Editor .... Feature Editor ..,. Sports Editor .,., Exchange Editor. . . Joke Editor ..... Fllst' Row: Jayne Ellen Davis, Willa Lynn, Kathy Wright Gloria Anne Mendenhall, Jean- ell Conrad, Tossie Collins, Jim- my Mann, Jackie Smith, R. 0. Atkinson, Louis Steinkuhler. SECOND Row: Frances Craft Judy comm, Bobbie ruylsff John Gaston, Martha Woods James Wallace, Mrs. Crowder: Bobby Fletcher, Janet Cully, Gail Grant, Sylvia Smoak. Cyclone staff members work tediously criticizing previous issues-iust one of their duties. Becky Johnson, Larry Hoke, Joe Collins, Genevieve Jackson, Diane Hudson, Brenda Morgan, Betty Hobbs Wrenn, Jane Hardin McDowell, Carolyn West, Betty Smith, Genie Stallworth, Judy Stedman, Donna Huggins, Janie McCleave, Jean Shannon, Lynda Carole Lynn, Carolyn Hoover, Janet Caldwell. Cyclones have been distributedl NOW we can relax and enioy ourselves. GLORA ANN MENDENHALL .......,.,...WILLALYNN . . .Lois STEINKUHLER . . .KATHY WRIGHT . . . . .JACKIE SMITH . . .JANE ELLEN DAVIS , . .R. O. ATKINSON Reporters-Frances Croft, Judy Stedman, Linda Carol Lynn, Bettie Smith, Brenda Morgan, Linda Grant, Judy Bagley, Jean Shannon, Joe Collins, .ludv Cassells, Feature Writers-Totty Brooks, Jane Hardin McDowell, Gail Grant, Janet Culley, Martha Woods. TypistsfCarolyn West, Sylvia Smoak, Genie Stallworth, Genevieve Jackson, Bobbie Taylor, Betty Hobbs Wrenn. Photographer-Jackie Smith. Homeroom Representa1ivesfCarolyn Hoover, Janet Caldwell, Diane Hudson, Janie McCleave, Barbara Bishop, Doris Gregory, Linda Allen, Donna Huggins, Naomi Hampton, Jimmy Mobley. Columnists-John Gaston. James Wallace, Lois Steinkuhler, Larry Hoke. Q, ., x A ,,.....w -Wet .I D 1 gi ' . X1J'Qi,ff,, A ' ,Nfl R if' FIRST Row: Janey Cully, Gloria Ann Mendenhall, Kathy Wright, Ann Conrad, Judy Steadman, Genie Stallworth, Amelia Young, John Gaston. Croft, Irene McWaters. SECOND Row: Jane Huggins, Frances Taylor, John- FOURTH Row: Herbert Lutz, Bob Prager, Franklin Beatty, Bobby Fletcher, ny Huskins, Martha Woods, Jean Shannon, Betty Hobbs Wrenn, Delores Carolyn West, James Wallace, Becky Carby, Laura Love, Eleanor Hopper, Bell, Mrs. Hendrix. THIID Row: Lois Steinkuhler, Amelia Brooks, Jeanell Nick Mathis, Mickey Lindsay, Billy Bankhead. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WE ARE PROUD TO BELONG TO THIS GROUP.. Mrs. Hendrix, Kathy, Genie, Nick, Billy. OFFICERS NIC'K MA'I'IIIs. . . . . , .President KATHY WRIGH'l' ..... . . . Vice-President GENIE S'I'ALLWOR'IlH . . . . . . .Secretary BILLY BANKHEAD. , . ...... Treasurer MRS, HliNDRIX. . , . . .Faculgf Advisor The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to pro- mote worth leadership. and to encourage the development of character. Membership is limited each year to 1576 of the Senior class and 1095 of the Junior class. The club meets once a month. I MII: Hill 'cwzmgg r'-U Fmsr Row: Dorothy Tennant, Myrna Watts, Becky Knox, Patsy Clark, Brenda Yurborough. Joyce Drisgers, Mimu Campbell, -Io Ann Wylie, Janette Railey, Kathleen Perdue, Eunice Raines. SECOND Row: Betty Hobbs 5hi l0Y R050 Dawkins, P099Y Dmlielf- FU'-'ITN ROW: Vi 9if'iU TWH, AMONG Wrenn, Barbara Bishop, Brenda Morgan, Helen McCollum, Nancy Mobley, YOURS, Jo AMI MCGGYHY, EIOGIIOY HOPPOY, lldll Rtibiffir CCYOIYI1 5C9W0llf Peggy Young, Mary Cornwell, Carol Love, Barbara Ann Byars. THIRD Row: 5'-'lfuh Bllffellr 5hifl0Y lnmilfh GICUYS Smith, -191100999 SNVONOH- F. B. l.. A. FIRST cLAss sEcRIsrAIzIIss 'IN THE MAKING OFFICERS FIRST Row: Myrna Watts, Dorothy Tennant, Virginia Todd, Eunice Raines, Sarah Burrell. SECOND Row: Miss Nelson, Miss Smith, llda Roberts, Eleanor Hopper. VIRGINIA TODD ..I.. ....,. P residenr DOROTHY TI1NNANT, . . . 4 . Vice-Presidenl I EUNIc'Is RAINHS .... . ..... Secretary l MYRNA WA'l l'S ..., . . . . . .Treasurer SARA BURRELI. ............ ........ R eporter ELEANOR HOPPER, ILDA ROBERTS .... Historians Miss Nlzl.SON, Miss SMITH ...... . I .Advisors The Chester Chapter of F.B.L.A., Chapter No. 713, is four years old. We have various types of programs ranging from our very busi- ness-like meetings to the semi-annual fun nights at the state park. We feel that the club can promote a better business training activity if we create a better understanding in public relations between the student, teacher, business employers, and employees. l 75 ,-. v use we me 'K 4. FIRST Row: .lanel Cully, Jo Ann McGarily, Molly Broome, Sara Hall, Harrielle Good, Becky Odom, Brenda Lee, Carol Love, Nora Ann Keener, Dorolhy Porler, .lo Ann Wylie, Delores Roof, Callie Oales, Gladys Smilh, Nancy Moble, Helen McCollum, Belly Lynn Clemenls. SECOND Row: Brenda Yarborough, Robbie Sue Hudson, Belly Hobbs Wrenn, Dollie Esles, Sally Wilkes, Jewel Soulherland, Peggy Esles, Irene McWallers, Palsy Simpson, Mary Cornwell, Sheila Rilchie, Brenda Robinson, Frances Romona Beam, Virginia Todd, Bellie McCollum, Na- omi Homplon, Phyllis Shirles, Anne Hinson. THIRD Row: Dona Gallman, Amelia SENIOR F.H.A. Branlley, Florence Wilkes, Ann Crofl, Gladys Bigham, Elaine McDill, Frances Gregory, Brenda Davis, Palsy Granl, Brenda Morgan, Joyce Jones, Barbara Cranford, Belly Ann Lindsay, Linda Allen, Delores Bell, Alma Moble, Barbara Campbell, Carolyn Porler, Linda Downs, Bonnie Peay, Geneva Granl, Sandra Wilks, Dianne Millwood, Faye Sanders, Belly Bells, Marlene Beckham, Mary Woodward, Mary Ann Mabry. FOURTH Row: llda Roberls, Priscilla Rape, Becky Knox, Joyce Bailey, Laura Love, Belly Ann Porler, Jeanelle Slevenson, Joyce Driggers, Marian Morris, Palsy Clark. WE ARE ALL GOING TO BE EXCELLENT HOUSEWIVES! Dorolhy Porler, Marian Morris, Delores Roof, Molly Broome, Mrs. Crowder. 1 I l OFFICERS MARION MORRIS .... ...... P resident DELORES ROOF .... . . Vive-Pf6'Sidff 1l MOLLY BROOME. . . ,..... Secretary CAROLE THOMAS. . . - . - TVGHSWQV DOROTHY PORTER. . . - - .Repvflff MRS. CROWDER. . . --.- AdviS0f Among our activities for this year are the following: initiation party for new members, talk on mental health by Dr. Sara Morrow, Junior and Senior Chapter join for Christmas decora- tion talk, attend F.H.A. and F.F.A. convention at the State Fair, send delegates to all District and State meetings, enter all Dis- trict and State Contests, attend summer camp, made skirts for cheerleaders, make buttonholes in shirts for needy families, fix baskets for the poor at Thanksgiving, serve refreshments at the Junior Senior, help Booster Club drive for new members, plant a red rose on school ground. Our purposes for this year are to promote a growing apprecia- tion of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage de- mocracy in home and community life, to work for good home and family life for all, to promote inter-nation good will, to foster the development of creative leadership in home and com- munity affairs, to provide wholesome individual and group rec- reation, to further interest in home economics. OFFICERS CARoI.YN CAIUI1. , . ..,.,. President JAc'KiIi DOVIQR. . . . . . Vice-President MARY E. l'lARIi. , ..... Secretary JUDY Romwsow .. . . .Treasurer BUNNIIQ RAPIQ. ,,.... . . Reporter MRs. MARY B. Lowa.. . .,... Advisor Our activities programs are planned as follows: September, to organize and elect ollicersg October, initiate members, installation of oflicers, attend district leadership workshop. and attend state J.H.A. meeting and state fairg November, collect old toys for the needy children at Christmas and collect coupons for camp fund: December, have joint meeting with the Senior .l.H.A.-socialg January, make contribution to camp and make contribution to Ioan fund: April, observe J.H.A. week, enter all district contests, attend district meeting. have chapter fashion show and invite parentsg May, select Miss J.H.A., turn in com- pleted record books, and have a weiner roast and softball game at the state park, June. send a dele- gate to state convention at Winthrop. JUNIOR J.H.A. STANDING: Jackie Dover, Mary Edith Hare, Bonnie Rape, Judy Robinson, Mrs. Long. SEATED: Carolyn Catoe. BUILDING HAPPIER HOMES I5 OUR THEME... FIRST Row: Elaine Nichols, Elaine Roof, Gwendolyn DeHart, Ann Hill, Brenda Bell, Bonnie Roof, Judy Robinson, Mary Edith Hare, Carolyn Catoe, Jackie Dover, Joyce Hudson, Jeanelle Black, Jewell Boyd, Ann Bailey, Kay Lusk. SECOND Row: Carole Killian, Shirley Keener, Glenda Crenshaw, Barbara Bynum, Carolyn Bradley, Kay McWaters, Brenda Cabiness, Donnis Pearson, Brenda Hernbree, Judy James, Claudia Jones, Brenda Parks, Lois Brice, Brenda Kay Cudd. THIIID Row: Sarah Doster, Tracey DuBose, Alma Dodds, Patsy Moles, Doris Ramey, Linda McWaters, Doris Windham, Barbara Wisherl, Mary Cald- well, Frances Catoe, Carol Bennett, Barbara Feaster, Patsy Stephenson, Frances Tennant. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Owens, Myra Woods, Irene Jourdan, Barbara Bussie, Pat Benson, Barbara Powell, Nawana Ross, Frances Moore, Annette McBrayer, Peggy Gardner, Pettus Gray. FIFTH Row: Sarah J. Smith, Brenda Beckham, Barbara Fairfax, Margaret Lipford, Jean Lee, Ruby Tucker, Shirley Willard, Mary Taylor, Ethel Sealy. -.1-5 ----1 fs FIRST Row: Brenda Robinson, Peggy Young, Linda Grant, Sandy Wylie, Hester Grant, Sims Wylie, Willa Lynn, Suzanne Steadman, Nancy Davis, Billy Way. SECOND Row: Mary Ann DuBose, Barbara Wylie, Martha Ann Cannon, Genie Stallworth, Jane Huggins, Laura Robbins, Janet Culley, Gloria Mendenhall, Judy Bagley, Becky Darby, Marian Morris, Becky Odom. THIRD Row: Midgie, LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Conrad, Kathie Wright, Peggy Engle, Judy Steadman, Jeanell Conrad, Barbara Hall, Laura Love, Emily Hurst, Martha Woods. FOURTH Row: Ann Foster, Amelia Brooks, Carolyn Douglas, Mrs. Mary Crowder, Bill Gaston, John Gaston, Jean Shannon, Jane Hardin McDowell, Edward Moore, Larry Shraeder, Billy Bank- head, Blair White, Jimmy Davis, Eddie Hamrick. FIFTH Row: Harry Thompson, Charles Bowers, Mickey Lindsay, Jimmy Mann, Jackie Smith. DITES-LE EN FRANCAIS, S'IL VOUS PLAIT KSAY IT IN FRENCH, PLEASEII Laurie Robbins, Jane Huggins, Martha Woods, Billy Bankhead, Mrs. Crowder. ,...--I- ' qt? 78 OFFICERS MARTHA WOODS .,..,... . . . ....... President JANE HUGGINS. . . . . . Vice-President LAURIA ROBBINS. . . ...... Secretary BILLY BANKHEAD . . . . . Treasurer MRS. CROWDER .... . . .Advisor We are struggling with our conversational French, and even though a native Frenchman might not quite understand what we mean, we are having fun trying to get the basic fundamentals of the French language. At our monthly club meeting, we discuss various phases of French culture and civilization. We plan to sponsor several French movies during the school year. .. ,LVL- OFFICERS R. O. ATKINSUN ........4. ..,... P resident CAROL Fu.1.Ds. . . . . . Vice-President JANE Romems ........ . .,... Secretary BRIQNDA BUMGARNER. . . ........ Treasurer Miss Co1.v1N .......,. . . .Faculty Advisor Our large club has made a number of trips away from the usual classroom gatherings. On the spot study of leaves, seeds, fruits, trees, frogs. and birds in nearby ponds and woods has been un- usually fruitful for us. The trip to the Nature Museum in Rock Hill was a highlight of our adventures. As a result of our activities, we have gained a better knowledge and appreciation of plant and My BIOLOGY CLUB 411305522 R. O. Atkinson, President: Brenda Bumgarner, Treasurer: and Jane Roberts, Secretary. WE REALLY AREN'T SQUEAMISH CUTTING UP FROGS... SEATED: George McDaniel, Gene Grant, Skipper Clinton, John Reid Franklin, Gene Brown, Pat Mace, Jimmy Gambrell, Amelia Brantley, Sally Wilks, Buddy Lee, Jewell Southerland, Brenda Lee, Sarah Ann Flennigan, Brenda Robinson. KNHLING: Wayne Dover, Michael Wilson, Otis Lutz, Kenneth Watts, Tommy Mann, Henry McCormick, Charles Killian, Robbie Garrison, Wayne Aughtry, Billy Hopper, Bill Yongue, Lee Sheed, Earl Norville, Linda Morrow, Sandra Cudd, Karen Dover, Judy Burnside, Brenda Bumgarner, Carolyn Baker, Glenda Bickett. STANDING: Miss Colvin, Bobby Wallace, Jimmy Shrader, R. O. Atkinson, J. C. Sterling, Jackie Jackson, Michael Gladden Buddy Courtney, Wayne Raines, Andrew Johnson, Bettie Smith, Hennis Railey, Donald Wood, Sandra Howell, Lillian Lee, Martha Ann McCIeave, Tassie Collins, Jayne Ellen Davis, Emily Mc- Abee, Barbara Wilson, Jane Roberts, Mazie Wessinger, Peggy Estes, Patsy Simpson, Margaret Varnadore. - - levee' SEATED: Becky Johnson, Nancy Davis, Sandy Wylie, Brenda Mahaffey, Laurie Sylvia McCarley, Marguerite Castles, Jean Shannon, Dottie Estes, Judy Burn- Lee Robbins, Bobbie Taylor. Sylvia Smack, Sims Wylie. Irene Mcwuiers, Gloria side, Brenda Burngarnar, Esther Gardner, Bettie Smith, Nancy Grant. Snunme: M0l1Cl9Nl1llllf Petfvf GfUYr P099Y Y0Ul 9f Muffhli Ann C0l'll'l0Hr Bfendd RONDSOH, Miss Bigham, Mrs. Crowder, Patsy Simpson, Genie Stallworth, Jane Roberts, LYNN HUllCl1dBYf JUdY Bll9l9Yr Priscilla RCP9- KNEE'-ING! Ll-mdu Cl'-'NIB LYNN, Judy Steadmon, Emily McAbee. Jane Hardin McDowell, Carolyn West, Martha Midgie Conrad, Peggy Engle, Kathie Wright, Mary Ann DuBose, Amelia Brooks, Ann McCIeave, Emilye Hurst, Martha Woods, Barbara Hall. F . T . A . HERE WE ARE-THE TEACHERS OF TOMORROW... Genie, Kathy, Peggy, Judy - They'll be the best teachers yetl OFFICERS GENIE STALLWGRTH. . . ...... President KATHIE WRIGHT. . . . . . Vice-President PEGGY ENGLE .... . ..... Secretary JUDY STEADMAN ......,..,.... .... T reasurer Miss BIGHAM, MRS. CRoWDeR.Faculzy Advisors The Myron E. Brockman Club of Future Teachers of Chester was organized in 1949 and has received a gold seal every year ex- cept one. The members ofthe club come from the three grades in Senior High School and meet once a month during the activity period. Representatives, with one of our sponsors, attended the district meeting at Rock Hill High School and also the state convention. Our members do not regularly substitute, but when a teacher has T to be absent from his class for a few periods, frequently a Future Teacher holds his class. Each year, members of the club observe in one of the elementary schools and in this way see teachers of other grades in action. Dur- ing i'Vocation Weeki' a visiting teacher comes and presents the teaching profession to our members. 80 LATIN CLUBS LATIN I5 ANYTHING BUT A DEAD LANGUAGE... OFFICERS SECOND YEAR rmsr YEAR . 1 CAROL WILSON ..... ....... P resident DIANNE HUDSON, BILLY DOVER .. . .President CARULYN NICHOLS, w p A b I V,-Ce-Presiden, BOBBY SHANNON ..,.......,,.. Vice-President TOMMY MANN. b I p A y v 'Secretary MI'Ic'IIIfLL FOS'l'liR, . . .,... Secretary LILA SHANNON' ' A U U T,e,,Su,e, GRADY GUY A'IA ' ' - ' Treasure' MISS CARROLL. . . .... Advisor Latin and English really go hand in hand when we le arn how many of our words are derived from this old', language. The Latin Club is open to any Latin student who wishes to become a member.The purpose of the club is to continue an interest in Latin outside the regular class work. Only a few meetings HFC held dllfiflg The Yeaf and the programs include presentation of myths, heroes,and Roman customs. The chief activity is participation in the Latin Forum held at Winthrop College each ye ar. SENIOR LATIN CLUB Fmsr Row: Bettie Bank- head, Marguerite Castles, Lynda Carole Lunn. SECOND Row: Daniel Mushegan, Tommy Mann, Becky John- son, Carolyn Nichols, Carol Wilson, Carolyn Baker, Tracy Ann McDilI, Lila Shan- non, Sarah Jane Wagers. Tnlun Row: Miss Carroll, Larry Adams, Bill Weir, Robbie Garrison, Brown Lee Lowry, Lee Sneed, Jimmy Bond, Jimmy Ward, Wayne Boulware, Marvin Grant, Bobby Lancaster, Warren Brown. JUNIOR LATIN CLUB Finn-Row: Betty Jean 'atson, Carolyn Hoover, ances Croft, Janet Cald- ell, Judy Castles, Carol lllins, Donna Huggins, Inie McCleave. SECOND JW: Gwendolyn DeHart, aria McKeown, Evelyn e, Carolyn Graham, Vir- nia Mobley, Marilyn nlth, Mildred Wingate, Itsy Boulware, Sheila svis. THIRD Row: Grady ay, Diane Hudson, Bobby Iannon, Mitchell Foster, lly Dover. Founm Row: dlth Reed, Marie DeHart, ther Gardner, Diane oodward, Peggy Janes, nmy Mclurkin, Charles mes, Skipper Ehrlich, Eu- Ine Green, Daniel Mush- lan, Von McCaskill, orles Poole, Sammy Huds- Ith, Phillip Roof, Leonard :Garity, Wayne Hampton, bby Barko, Rickey Stowe. i I 11rlzg e. i m1n::1. 1.1.1, iueuafww. .vnu n :mee 1 may SENIOR HIGH OFFICERS DOROTHY TENNANT. ,President BRENDA ROBINSON. . Vice-Pres. 451114, I .tai ., . M ,W fri-. ,T .tr ,,, Q,,....i . 1 iel Mushegan. LIBRARY CLUBS I WE RECEIVE VALUABLE TRAINING IN LIBRARY WORK. . . PEGGY YOUNG ...... Secretary FAYE CLAYTON . . . .Treasurer PETTUS GRAY. . .Reporter MRS. WYLIE. . , . .Advisor A ,lV,,.-, ,Wy A ,JJ , ,L Nrtsffi I W ,V s.?.,.i,,-1 ',, :bf , ,,,r. lf. 7 ff!- 44 f. JL I L, ,rg 1, Li.. - 1 . ' f,r -4... . Q , . SENIOR CLUB Pettus Gray, Brenda Robinson, Peggy Young, Joyce Gibson, Faye Clayton, Myrna Watts, Mrs. Wylie, Dorothy Tennant, Dan- Our activities for this year are to be centered around increasing the usefulness of the library. Our plan emphasizes each month of the school year, September, put jackets and acetate covers on fiction booksg October, introduce science collectiong November, revise parallel reading lists for English classesg December, encourage giving of books for Christmasg January, publicize so- cial studies booksg February, locate books on great lovers and love books, March, draw atten- tion to our magazine resources, April, highlight religious and problem-solving booksg May, get book collection in condition for school opening. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS BECKY DAVIS .,...... President RUTH WOODWARD. . Vice-Pres. MARY ROOF ........ Secretary CHARLES BRAWLEY. . Treasurer MRS. WEIR .... .... . .Advisor JUNIOR CLUB FIRST Row: Pansy Welch, Bernadine DeWitt, Becky Davis, Charles Brawley, Mary Roof, Jo Anne Raines, Linda Gaston. SECOND Row: Brenda Cabaniss, Doris Ramey, Phyllis Collins, Dolly Price, Ann Rollins, Barbara King, Elizabeth Rodgers, Mrs. Weir, Faye McCollum, Sylvia Sharpe, Mary Ann Campbell, Cecil Weaver. 14 OFFICERS BRIfNDA MAIIAFFIEY. ,President JLRRY HALL A.,. Vice-President HENNIr2s BLACKBURN. .Secretary TROY ROBI1R'I's ...... Treasurer JIMMY AUSTIN LAMAR ROOF. .Exec. Chairmen MRs. M. T. PA'I'RIcIK ..,. Advisor Fllst Row: Phyllis Shirley, Ann Hin- son, Amelia Brantley, Frances Beam, Brenda Mahaffey, Mrs. Patrick. SECOND Row: Lamar Roof, Floyd Sweat, Hen- nies Blackburn, Jimmy Austin, .lorry Hall, Yvonne Black. A D. E. CLUB WE LEARN THE ART OF SELLING The D.E. Club of 1957 and '58 are using in its program of work this year a speaker from a business uptown. Each speaker gives us information concerning their business, other businesses, taxes, and our responsibility toward the business world. We are also beginning work with the Chamber of Commerce to raise our tourist trade. The D.E. Club is striving, in its program of work, to produce better business men and women. The T 8: I, Trade and Industrial, Club is made up of stu- dents who take subjects pertaining to trade and industry. We have one meeting a month, on the third Thursday, and have guest speakers. During the fall the officers attend a leadership camp, Camp Acklea, to discuss the business of the coming year. We go to a lish camp and during the spring we attend the State Convention at Clemson. WE HOPE TO BECOME SKILLED IN INDUSTRY T8tI CLUB V OFFICERS HAROLD MCDANIIQI.. . President JOHNNY WRENN. . Vice-President BARBARA HALL, , Sec. -Treasurer NANCY DAVIS , Sergeant at Arms KATHIE WRIGH'T. Publiciiv Ch 'm MR. BLACK, MR. CLARK, MR. BOULWARE ,..... Advisors Fllsr Row: Richard McWaters, Nancy Davis, Laurie Robbins, Suzanne Stead- man, Kathie Wright, Gloria Menden- hall, Sandy Wylie, Sims Wylie. SECOND Row: Billy Boulware, Harold Goodman, Willa Lynn, Barbara Hall, Midgie Con- rad, Jean Shannon, Hester Grant, Larry Hall, Jimmy Darby. THIRD ROW: Kent Grant, DeVon Martin, Harold McDaniel, Harold Campbell, Gene Sawyer, Bo Wallace, Richard Montelth, Joe Wessinger, Alvln Robinson, Corl- ton Raines. Foultu Row: Keith Rich- ardson, Johnny Wrenn, Carl Gordon, Tommy McWaters, James Wallace, David Sides, Michael Dover, Gene Bennett, Franklin Beatty, Teddy Couch, Monty Boulware. Flirt-I Row: Jlmmy Lindsay, Sammy Hudspeth, Ray Beatty, Eddie McGulnn, Jesse Todd, Larry Greenwood, Joe Jackson, Jimmy Brantley, Hamllton Love, Jerry Sealy, Edgar Hopper. SENIOR MIXED CHORUS THERE SHALL BE MUSIC WHEREVER WE GO.. Mn, Moon, Willa, R.O d G g I g Ohe m d I gl 84 OFFICERS R. O. ATKINSON ...,...,,. . . . . ..... President WILLA LYNN, ..... ,. .. . . Vice-President GENE WESTBRUOK .... . . . .Secretary-Treasurer MRS. MooRE .,..... ....A...-- D irecfvf The Mixed Chorus is one of the most enjoyable and best loved activities of our high school. This group, composed of students from grades ten through twelve, under the direction for Mrs. Catherine T. Moore, adds much to the school program each year by singing in chapel, giving a special Christmas program, and a spring presentation which is the climax to the year's work. The old saying, L'Music makes the world go 'roundf' is certainly proved in Chester High's Mixed Chorus. MRS. MOORE, DIRECTOR OF BOTH CLUBS A -. Q- X ne.-Q--4-i5,, c., :bm , rf ,f- G-W ' -W , ' . -.. ,.., .- -f-' . ' ' , f W' - I M- M, I . , www..- YMM- I.-- , ,A U ,gy or ' i .enum FIRST Row: Dottie Estes, Linda Downs, Sandra Wilkes, Linda Morrow, Mickey Hoyle, Judy Burnside, Brenda Bumgarner, Sandra Cudd, Betty Smith, Sheila Richie, Joyce Arnold, Esther Gardner, Joyce Jones. SECOND Row: Betty Wrenn, Brenda Yarborough, Janet Cully, Emilye Hurst, Barbara Hall, Sally Wilkes, Brenda Lee, Donna Gallman, Joyce Bailey, Florence Wilkes, Barbara Wilson, Betty Clements, Peggy Phillips, Ella Mae Millwood, Mary Gregory, Patsy Clark. THIRD Row: llda Roberts, Eunice Raines, Virginia Todd, Tracy McDiIl, Martha Ann Cannon, Gloria Mendenhall, Carolyn Baker, Karen Dover, Robbie Sue Hudson, Harriet Good, Marie DeHart, Peggy Estes, Mary Woodward, Patsy Grant, Bon- nie Peay, Jo Ann Wylie. FOURTH ROW: Jane Roberts, Shirley Dawkins, Jeanette Railey, Laura Love, Carolyn Catoe, Faye Clayton, Betty Ann Porter, Doris Gregory, Dawna Jo Cole, Sarah Jane Wagers, Lila Shan- non, Carol Wilson, Carolyn Nichols, Betty Betts, Barbara Cranford, Mary Ann DuBose, Barbara Wylie. FIFTH Row: Priscilla Rape, Tassie Collins, Jeanell Conrad, Genie Stallworth, Lois Steinkuhler, Judy Steadman, Linda Grant, Jane Huggins, Midgie Conrad, Kathy Wright, Peggy Engle, Nancy Davis, Becky Johnson, Glenda Bickett, Amelia Brooks, Carolyn Douglas. SIXTH Row: Sandy Wylie, Ann Croft, Sara Jane Crawford, Lynda Carole Lynn, Martha Woods, Carolyn West, Emily McAbee, Bettie Bankhead, Sylvia Smoak, Marguerite Castles, Suzanne Steadman, Willa Lynn, Hester Grant, Jane Hardin McDowell, Sims Wylie, Jean Shannon, Becky Darby, Judy Bagley, Becky Knox, Sylvia Robinson, Janie Wessinger, Mary Ann Mabry, Ruth Hollinfield, Ann Foster. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB WE PRACTICE WEEKLY TOGETHER DON'T GET ALONG WELL WITHOUT US! FIRST Row: Wyndell Peay, Billy Powell, Harry Thompson, Wayne Robbins, Billy Bankhead. SECOND Row: Tommy Strickland, Gene Westbrook, Eddie Ham rick, Maior Thompson. THIRD Row: Bobby Fletcher, Johnny Huskins, Glenn Grant, Tommy Worthy, Charles Killian, Billy Boulware. FOURTH Row: Johnny p?,4f' THE GIRLS REALLY BOYS' GLEE CLUB V Wrenn, Jimmy Davis, Andrew Johnson, Larry Shraeder, Brown Lee Lowry. FIFTH ROW: Bobby Lancaster, Buddy Lee, David Sides, Jimmy Ward. SIXTH Row: John Reid Franklin, Pat Mace, Lee Sneed, Robbie Garrison, James Wallace, Stuart Duncan, R. O. Atkinson, Jimmy Gambrell, John Gaston, Cecil Johnson. 224 ff!! J fiffffi 56233 -Ii if 4 ,4 a-- ,-.4..,,4..., I I 'I -1. A-u..,. FIRST Row: Bobby Fletcher, Bill Gaston, Billy Way, Joe Wessinger, Lila Shanl- non. SECOND Row: Margaret Collins, Dianne Hudson, Virginia Mobley, Buddy Bishop, John Gaston. THIRD Row: Monty Boulware, Gloria McKeown, Carolyn Graham, Janie McCIeave, Bettie Bankhead. FOURTH Row: Blair White, Dickey Blackburn, Joyce Arnold. FIFTH Row: Ted Couch, Homer Oliver, Wayne Boul- ware, Skipper Ehrlich, Lois Brice. SIXTH ROW: Lois Steinkuhler, Charles Bowers, SENIOR HIGH BAND AROUND AND AROUND THE MUSIC GOES OFFICERS R. O. ATKINSON. . . ......... President GAILE GRANT ..... ....... V ice-President BETTY BANKHEAD. . . . , .Secretary-Treasurer MR. TYLER ....... .......... D ireczor Mr. Tyler, Gail, Johnny, R. O., and Betty ot ease after a drill. Bobby Shannon, Marvin Grant, Martha Ann McCleave. SEVENTH Row: Barbara Wylie, Jimmy Mclurkin, Sheila Davis, Hennies Railey, Lee Sneed. EIGHTH Row: Linda Grant, Charlie Poole, Mary E. Hare, Patsy Boulware, Sara J. Wagers. NINTH ROW: Mickey Walker, Harold Wilson, Dawna J. Coles, Donna Huggins, Judith Reid. TENTH Row: R. O. Atkinson, Johnny Ramsey, Andrew Johnson, Warren Brown, Grady Guy Jr. The music goes round and round and it comes out here', really sym- bolizes our CHS band, for early and late we go up and down, round and round. Toot, toot! Beat, beat! Twirl, twirl! Off we go! One, two, three, four, live, six. Band Halt! One, two. Confused??? So were we until about November when the light dawned and the music began to sound fto us, at leastj superb. Our new band master, Mr. Tyler, put us through all the courses that he learned during his army stint, but it really paid dividends. Even the hig stepping majorettes and their new uniforms showed a Hair for military tactics. As the year progressed and we presented varied programs for the public, all of us agreed that our band had never looked nor sounded better, During the year we took part in football games, band day at Clemson and Christmas parades. Our Maiorettes: Brenda Bumgarner, Gail Grant, head Maiorette, Jane Ellen Davis, Marguerite Cassels, Peggy Engle, and Drum Maior Johnny Huskins. 'U , . .jg Q .,,1,J ,513 W4 F'-5? 4 i DRUM MAJOR: Rob Crowder. MAJORETTES: Linda Rogers, Bonnie Wilson, Terry Ruff. Fins! Row: Dale Lankford, Frank Johnson, Jimmy Wagers, Judy Calo, Rickey Long, Frank Armslrong, Mayce Lou Crowder. SECOND Row: Janice JUNIOR HIGH BAND We Are Working Hard to Become a Proficient Group. MR. TYLER, Director 87 Lee, Carol Sleadman, Suzie Rogers, Marietta Wylie, Bobby Whifesides, Nora Wier. THIRD Row: Donnie Love, Frances Ann McDowell, Terry Ehrlich, Linda Newlon, Janice Bowers. FOURTH Row: Lewis Baker, David McAbee, Joe Miskovich, David Craig, Jack McKeown. Nor Plcrullo: Nickey Colvin Mr. Tyler and Senior Band praclice inlenlly. Y , , -f '. Q, ft 'ff iN'Qf'2Qa. , . mn. ' , ' ' 'hal ., 3--,-gi V . wi ., M I i Q Y - -' . D, ogg ., JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS Harvey Allen Frank Armstrong Bennie Ashley Stokey Ashley Billy Atkinson Jimmy Bagley Ann Bailey Jimmy Bankhead Jo Barnes Judy Beckham Brenda Bell Carol Bennett Doran Bennett Pat Benson Judy Black Dickie Blackburn Janice Bowers Jewell Boyd Alice Bramlett A. W. Brooks Buddy Brooks Jane Brooks Cecily Brown Sherry Bumgarner Steve Burch Gentry Burrell Barbara Bussie Sharon Bussie Barbara Bynum Janet Caldwell Dianne Carter Dot Cassels Judy Cassells Frances Cato Anne Clack Joyce Clack Judy Clack Shirley Clack Joe Collins George Cook Jimmy Cook John Comwell Glenda Crenshaw Frances Crott Rob Crowder Brenda Cudd Alice Darby Becky Davis Judy Davis Stella Sue Davis Guendalyn DeHart Linda Dodds Sara Ella Doster Coleen DuBose Sybil Etters Barbara Feaster Carolyn Fennell Jimmy Fennell Billy Ferrell George Ferrell Elizabeth Flenniken Wayne Foster Carol Freeman Martha Gaddy Sylvia Gaddy Peggy Gardner Alma Garrett Rita Gibson Joe Giltner Ross Gladden Carl Gordan Cordelia Grant Oliver Grant Steven Grant Tina Grant Charles Griggs Dickie Hall Leila Hall Edith Hamilton Malcolm Harrison Marion Hastings Robert Heinlein Brenda Hembree Martha Hembree Shirley Hewitt Carol Hickey Gladys Hildreth Claudia Hinson Linda Hoffman Irma Hollilield Sarah Hollifield Carolyn Hoover Charles Hoyle Jackie Hudson Joyce Hudson Sammy Hudspeth Pat Hughes Ruth Hunter Jackie Hyatt Judy James Irene Jeurdan Frank Johnson Claudia Jones Johnsie Jones Peggy Jones Starling Jones Shirley Keener Carole Killian Barbara King Bobby Knox Bobbv Lawson 88 Evelyn Lee Betty Lemons Billy Lindsay Crosby Love Linda Love Linda Jane Love Mary Anne Love Mary Jo Lowry Ann Lucas Kay Lusk Jimmy Lutz Daphne McCollum Faye McCollum Gloria McKeown Linda McWaters Eddie Mendenhall Jimmy Miller Ruth Miller Frances Moore Dale Mumpower George Mushegan Linda Newton Elaine Nichols Emma Odom Doris Oliver Billy Orr Carolyn Owens George Parker Donnie Pearson Barbara Powell Joan Pressley J . C. Pundt Ellen Railey Bonnie Rape Beth Rice Troy Roach Judy Robinson Wayne Robinson Carol Rollins Elaine Roof Nawana Ross Nancy Sanders Ethel Sealy Bobby Shannon Elizabeth Sharpe Sylvia Sharpe Brenda Sigmon Ann Simerly Margaret Simpson Bennie Smith Marilyn Smith Patricia Smith Sarah Smith Virginia Smith Johnny Strickland Edith Stringfellow Mary Taylor Frances Thompson Frances Varnadore Freddy Walker Sharon Wallace Betty Jean Watson Linda Webb Barbara Wishert Lynda Wilkes Shirley Willard Doris Windhaven Bonnie Wilson Lillian Wilson Jane Woods Myra Woods Dianne Woodward Dixie Woodward Ruth Woodward FIRST Row: Bettie Bankhead, Gaile Grant, Lois Steinkuhler, Frances Taylor, Martha Woods, Tassie Collins, Barbara Wylie, Linda Grant, Jeanell Conrad. SECOND Row: Mima Campbell, Peggy Engle, Genevieve Jackson, Martha Ann McCleave, Jayne Ellen Davis, Emily McAbee, Barbara Hall, Sara Jane Wagers, K GIRLS' BLOCK C CLUB WE WORKED HARD TO GAIN THESE C'S . . . OFFICERS FRANc'ias TAYLoR. . . ......,A. , .r... President lVlAR'l'HA Woons. . . . . Vice-President BARBARA WYl.lli. . . .... Secretary TASSlli Coi.L1Ns, GAILL GRAN! . .. . . ,...... . Treasurer . . . , .Public Relations MRs. lVll'l..l-.MURlz. .. .........Advisor Through the activities ofthe Girl's Block C Club, the girls athletics at Chester High School moved from the sidelines to the center ring. In addition to participation in games. the girls sold programs, season tick- ets. pencils and on all occasions boosted athletic morale. Marguerite Castles, Sylvia Smoak. THIRD Row: Lynda Hullander, Brenda Bum- garner, Peggy Young, Becky Odom, Joyce Arnold, Bobby Oates, Dawna Cole, Lila Moore Shannon, Mrs. Sarah Mclemore, Coach. During the school year some ol' our memhers are entered into several contests which are designed to develop greater interest in agriculture. These contests include dairy cattlejudging. livestock judging. landgjudg- ing, and parliamentary procedure contests. We also elect a sweetheart to represent us in the Federation F.tf.A. Sweetheart contest. This year our sweetheart is Sylvia McCarley. Our members attend camp each year at a new camp which is located at Cherry Grove Beach. We also send two representatives to the State Convention which is held at Clemson. Our motto is Learning to do. doing to learn. earning to live. living to se OFFICERS BORBY BRAKI-IFllil.D. . .President DENNIS BOYD .... Vice-President ALLEN YOUNG ...... Seeretarv lVllC'Kl:Y GRlzliN ...,.. Treasurer CHARLES BYARs ...... Sentinel ROBliR'l' YouNo ...... Reporter MR. KiiA'i'oN. .Faculty Advisor FIRST Row: Jimmy Connor, Leon Clack, Clarence Douglas, Michael Roberts, Cyrus Boyd, Marion Dawians, Jimmy Gaston. Beaty, Donald SECOND ROW: Franklin Grant, Oscar Dodds, J. C. Sterling, Robert Boyd, Dennis Boyd, Mr. Keaton. THIRD Clayton, Allan Row: J. T. Bright, Earl J Young, Bill Clark, Mickey Green, Bobby yy Brakefield, Robert Young. 42 PVC F. F. A. V ' x MN. ' 4 W: A 34 fc . 'if A'-'We ' K ia tiff-i 'mf' . Sk 4 . -S gli'-f f 55' iV l41'1 2 .J -,,., ,A ,.,, . Ula . IS e x Q if f E+ , V A . . , ffl x . ,A A ,W Z N., .:f 1' ' k ' -f.qqgf,, , . f 4 , fwii-ifgfmig ' F Ig-:iii fZi513Q' W L ' -gf-,gy-.. ' :.- as K5 ,fm lj Q, -' f. .AV .f XX , H , ,,., , ..- ,, X W VmAA A 1 .iLV.A.A .G K ww ,t ,L 1 , ' 1 .. .K E ,- Jn X- A x , V , ,in ' 1' ,xxx .pn , - W f r 'Mix nl - -Q , 'H mf M .,.gui ' x M 'M 5 , . . f 2 1 . A 1' in WNLNJ' 4 . Af km R+ J' 'W Q g x Y w 1 K K A GOOD YEAR AT 9 THLETIU mpson flies Ihrough the air Io make his shot A wild scramble for 'ho ball. Good blggking in ph. Chggg FOOTBALL A YEAR FILLED WITH INJURIES, VICTORIES, DEFEATS . . . FIRST Row: Lee, Montieth, Saunders, Duncan, Strickland, Wingate, Martin McWaters, Nunnery, Fields. SECOND Row: Yongue, Foster, Boulware, Bankhead, Roberts, Wrenn, Richardson, Wallace, Gambrel. THIRD Row: J. Ferrell, G. Fer MR. R. E. WILSON Hun CoAcH MR. GUY MISENHEIMER MR. AL SHEALY MR. LOWELL SCHWEITERMAN Asslsums , rell, J. Shrader, B. Ferrell, Gordon, Cameron, Barnes, Hamrick, Cooper. FOURTH Row: Wilson, Davis, Sides, L. Shrader, Worthy, Thompson, Dover, Muller Misenheimer. ,fx A, ,N x Illness and injury kept the Red Cyclones from duplicat- ing past seasons records, and from gaining a top place in the newly formed league. Under the leadership of coach R. E. Wilson the Cyclones played to a 4 win, 4 loss, 2 tie season. A number of firsts were recorded this year. The larg- est crowd ever to see a Cyclone game, since Wilson has been at Chester, turned out to see the Chester-Lancaster contest in spite of a driving rain. Lancaster defeated Chester for the first time in a number of years, Chester 7 - Lancaster 13. Also the shortest game in Wi1son's record was played-the one hour game with Newberry in which Chester sloshed to a 14 to 0 win on a Held covered with mud. In our wins Chester defeated Laurens in the opener 26-12, won over Clinton 25 to 0, scored a 26 to 0 win over Winnsboro, and in a game that had to be put oil to a later date, Chester won over Newberry, 14 - 0. In the two tie games, Chester tied a powerful Camden team 6 - 6. In the other tie, a weak Union team held Chester to a 19 to 19 score. Flu took its toll of other opponents. The game with Carlisle Military Academy was cancelled. The loss to Lancaster 7 to 13, to a powerful Green- wood team 0 to 14, to York 0 to 13, and to Gaffney 0 to 21, put the black marks on our record. Looking at the scorebook, the season may not seem too successful, but to the boys who played it was ex- ceedingly worthwhile. The character, sportsmanship, and leadership they developed outshines any record in any scorebook. Also considering our casualties and ill- ness, we think the '57 Red Cyclones had a good season, and we are proud of them. B TEAM Fllsr Row- Barnes Roborls Yongue Shrader Raines Gambrel W d - . f f . , , ar , Morgan, Moody. SECOND ROW: lindsey, Player, Fosfer, Gaston, Gordon, McCaskiII, Ramsey, Dover. Gregory. Tnllo Row: G. Ferrell, J. Ferrell, IL Brooks, Bankheod, Alexander. Robinson. B. Ferrell, Collins. Grant. Founrn Row: Schweilerman, Miller, Hamilton, Browley, Hoyle, Shoaly. LARRY SHRADER, Tackle BOBBY WALLACE, Quariorback BILLY BOULWARE, Guard EDDIE HAMRICK, Fullback MAJOR THOMPSON, Holfbuck DAVID SIDES, Halfback lixgh iam I 941 we TOMMY STRICKLAND, Guard BILLY BANKHEAD. Tackle KEITH RICHARDSON, Center slept over McC omsick Marlin fo make a nice gain. . .2 . W X tx, ,, Q 4 5 V, N 1 .R E at w? l ATERS, Tackle RICHARD McW JERRY LEE, Guard S WINGATE, Tackle DOUGLA Cheorload ers lead the Oeam on the field. K x sl, fy? iii is ff A A 5 - fail' ,ix l A :gil Q' -ff .wg-1' lg ,l 4. ' STUART DUNCAN End CAROL FIELDS End TOMMY SANDERS End Bo Wallace, .loe McCormick, Tommy Sanders, Charles Parker Jimmy Schraeder, Pal Mace, Mickey Lindsey-All Valuable players plagued ihis season wilh injuries. A ww 3 Mgcgrmigk makes yqrdqge, Duncan grabs Ohal pass and gets away 96 DEVON MARTIN, I-Ialfback RICHARD MONTIETH, I-Ialfback RANDY NUNNERY, Fullback fn B1 BUDDY CAMERON, Fullbaek JIMMY MILLER, Manager MICHAEL DOVER, Halfback TED DAVIS, Manager JOHN COOPER, Tackll JIMMY SHRADER, Guard NLM I I 4 MU -2--.--.. GIRLS' BASKETBALL MRS. SARA McLEMORE, Coach The 1957 runner-ups for the District Championship, Chester Highis Cyclonettes, have started off their 1958 season with a bang. They remain undefeated after meeting Iive opponents. Only three of last year's tirst stringers, Martha Woods, Becky Odom, and Barbara Hall are back, the Cyclonettes having lost three of last year's starters by way of graduation. However, a team that from year to year is regular at practice, attentive at games-even though on the bench- and enthusiastic in any point of view is always growing and learning baketball. The bench,' has merely been wait- ing for a chance. The spirit of cooperation is so great that even the managers take their job very seriously and all hands join in the spirit- All for oneg one for all. THE CYCLONETTES BEGIN ANOTHER GOOD SEASON . Midgie Conrad, Guard, Kathie Wright, Becky Odom, Martha Woods, Forwards. Barbara Hall' Jeonene S'eV9nS0l'lf Joan Preiiley - Guards SCHEDULE Dec. 6 ....,.........., Gaffney Dec. I0 ...... W.T.S. Dec. I3 . . . Winnsboro Dec. 17 .... Lancaster Jan. 3. . .. .. .Lewisville .Ian.7., ,. ..Union Jan. IO. .. ..GalTney Jan. I7. . . . .Fort Mill Jan. 21 . . . . . Lewisville Jan. 24, .... . York Jan. 28. .... W.T.S. Jan. 31 , . . .Winnsboro Feb. 4 ..... York Feb. 7. , . . .. .Fort Mill Feb. ll ,... .... L aurens Feb- 14a - - - P - -Lancaster Belly Bankhead Guard Judy aurrrada Guard Mickey Hoyle Guard sarrdra Feb' 18,4 VII' Union 3:51 Brenda Bumgarner Guard Beily Rallrrrr Forward Kararr Feb. 21 ,... .... L aurens Pony sirrrprarr, Forward: Deedee Brice, Forward: Nancy Davis, Forwardg Judy Cossells, Forwardp s araaa a Sfeadman, Guard. Woods raaahaf far that ,haf 99 MR. GUY MISENHEIMER, Coach To date the boys basketball team has had rough going. Losing several players from last yearls team, the boys have had a tough time getting reorganized and working smoothly. Thus far tilts with Gaffney, Lewisville, Winthrop Training School, Winnsboro, have resulted in losses for our team. We hope, how- ever, to be on the winning side when their returning games are played. Surely as the season advances, our team will profit from further experience and will win their share of victories. Coach Guy Misenheirner and Managers Bobby Threat and Jimmy Brantley. BOYS' BASKETBALL THESE Bovs ARE srRlvlNG HARD TO wlN A FEW GAMES . . CI de Wrenn, Forwardp Jackie Smith, Forwardp Johnny Wrenn, Cenlerp Jim- Siuari Duncan, Cenlerp Carroll Thompson, Forward, Ken! Granl, Forwardp De- Y Vvn Marlin. Guard: Randy Nunnery. Guard- my Band, Guardp Robbie Garrison, Guard. 100 i i 1 . 5 'W 5 V rf , 2.6 Luv 5 4 ff 42 'Z bg, fx bf , 5 'tb Aa. 2 ,Q fl 1 2 WNW ... QQ' 4 yo vm ' fMX7 t FIRST Row: Mr. Misenheimer, Assistant Coach, B. Ferrell, B. Prager, B. B. Clarke, B. Wallace. THIRD Row: C. Gordon, C. Wrenn, R. McWatters Sanders, B. Shannon, B. Cameron, B. Bankhead, H. Stevenson, Mr. Shealy, W. Sullivan, B. Boulware, J.Lee, K. Richardson, R. Bianco, B. Graham Head Coach. SECOND Row: J. Wrenn, E. Hamrick, M. Thompson, G. Ferrell, Manager, W. C. Stevenson, Assistant. The Cyclone nine enjoyed a very successful season this past year, copping their fifth district championship in six years. Though they lost to James F. Byrnes in the Upper-State semi-finals, the iinal seasons record was one of which we are proud. BASEBALL WE HAVE AN UNUSUALLY GOOD YEAR . . . STATISTICS-10 WINS-6 LOSSES Batting Average-Bankhead .472 Hits-Bankhead 18, Lee 13 Doubles-Bankhead and Shannon 4 KNEELING: G. Bennett, B. Wallace, M. Thompson, J. Wrenn, B. Shannon, J. Lee, B. T1-ip1eS,H4 Stephenson, Lee and Sullivan 1 each Bankhead, H. Stevenson-all good infielders. Runs Batted Ingmmkhead 12, Lee 8 ' Pitching-Sanders 6-2 Q6 wins, 2 losses! 102 SCORES FOR '57 Chester Opponent Chester 3 Great Falls 2 Chester 7 Clover0 Chester I0 Winnsboro O Chester 1 York 0 Chester l Lewisville 0 Chester 4 Rock Hill 5 Chester 4 Clover 0 Chester 6 York 12 Chester 0 Rock Hill 5 Chester 13 Winnsboro 3 Chester 4 Fort Mill 3 Chester 7 Fort Mill 6 P Chester 3 Lewisville 5 Chester 3 Byrnes l Chester l Byrnes 2 Chester 0 Byrnes 6 MR. AL SHEALY Coach MR. MISENHEIMER Assistant These boys play outfield positions: KNIILING: B. Ferrell, B. Prager, E. Hamrick. SIANDING: R. Bianco, R. Mcwatters, M. Stevenson, K. Richardson. Our catchers-B. Boulwaro, W. Sullivan, C. Gordon. Wayne Sullivan, outstanding South Carolina High School League pitcher, now in training with the New York Yankees. 'iii sl 7'-'ff H J' 5. Our pitchers-C. Wrenn, B. Clarke, G. Ferrell, B. Sanders, B. Cameron. For the second consecutive year, both Chester High School's girls' and boys' tennis teams showed up well in the seasonis play. Even though no regular matches were scheduled last spring, both teams journeyed to the state tennis tournament held in Columbia and showed up well against more experienced players. The girls' team, composed of two juniors and two sophomores, rated well as all four girls attained the quarter finals. Martha Ann McCleave and Sims Wylie reached the quarter finals in doubles. Martha Woods and Sandy Wylie went ahead and ended as runner-up in doubles in the state finals. TENNIS BOYS' TEAM The boys, whose team was made up this year of one senior, one junior, and two freshmen, also stirred up a lot of trouble. Tommy and Jimmy Mann won their first singles matches. Billy Heath drew a bye in the first round, and lost in the second round. .Bill Gaston lost his first match. Tommy and Bill lost in their first doubles match and Jimmy and Billy went to the quarter finals. Returning this year are the same four girls, while the boys team will be the same with the exception of the loss of Billy Heath by graduation. GIRLS' TEAM Martha Woods, Martha Ann McCleave, Sandy Wylie, Sims Wylie. Bill Gaston, Jimmy Mann, Tommy Mal SCORES Chester 17 Chester 27 Chester 27 Chester 17 Chester 15 Chester 3 Chester I5 Chester 25W Chester 7 Chester 25W Chester l7 Chester 6 Spartanburg l Dreher 0 Rock Hill 0 Aiken l Union 3 Florence I5 Spartanburg 3 Dreher M Florence ll Rock Hill lVz Union l Aiken 12 THE GOLF TEAM OVER HILL AND DALE WE SWAT THAT BALL . . Norman Flynn Oakes o good sho! while Buddy Grant, Carol Thompson, ond Bobby Flynn look on. 2 Syd V.. .ffl - .,-.- 'aw' xmas-9,-was Y ' 1 .Q ' 4.1 . Y -if 105 Buddy, Norman, Carol and Bobby-Four good golfers. COACH MR. JOHNNY CRISCIONE The golf team of Chester High School again had a successful season under the leadership of John Criscione, local professional. The team consisted of two seniors, threejuniors, and one sophomore. They won nine matches while losing only three. The team made its annual appearance in the state championship contest. The Chester team finished second, losing to a much stronger Florence team. They won over Chester by only fifteen points. All of Chester's players rated among the top fifteen in individual scores with Norman Flynn finishing second in the tournament. 'There was a field of 182 players. of r . 2. ,, X .. 5 M1 I lr , X rl Xl 1 ? 4 g,Q -., n ' . y r,t. 'nf E. 'L ' J WL: . 1 I ,, www' I 0 4 n fi I E Wm'-,M X .t-.. 7 '2,',,,W,,,f,.,,.,f 4?f . fl '15 l 5 S 5 5 5 5 5 A GOOD YEAR 0 J? , ' ' 1 I I IN FEATURE Min Chester County, our own Genie Stallworth winning with her lucky number 28. Bobbie, Emily, Frances, Dorothy and Peggy Martha Ann, Sarah, Lois, Betty Hobbs, Tommy, Bobbie, Sammy Bobbie, Emily, Frances, Dorothy and Peggy model their Roarin' Martha Ann, Sarah, Lois, Betty Hobbs, Tommy, Bobbie and Sammy Twentin costumes-They're really cuties of another age. ready for their skit at .lunior-Senior. GENIE STALLWORTH 0 W. L. PORTER I-. R Eff QI. K '- -A , . f :QQQKSQVM -5-ri ' ' ,. --'- . . 9 f ., A, Q-fQ- ww A Q -- . . ..,. W - ', -, W' as x xp A---- ws: Siam f ' x .. , . .,,,., - , . illzfj W . H.. - - v 4 tw. ,,.. , vi .Vu .1 n ,yu-.V . Qc-:Q Z ' 'R i.gi.4' V, X . ff., ff-x , I-Q. .E 7 Y x Qiahizfi . X l -4. 9 .. f , fvfjyy W G W N-, V 1 .p,,,f1'3fw K, 1 7 4 AQ 3 gf ' 5 42 if QSMA A ,Q . , f'Enf 5 f, 1 ,1 5 . ss , 55 'lf X jf? 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Btwfu 9w.Vm xx T saw x M. .J x ' , :vm ,mneaw-Q-'QNX MN' www W' Q fx 'V ' . nw W A al 1 - FW 5' Hg, 9 ,M Mg , :mf Q . A , Q ' Lf- 5 .f , - jg-'RM U im! :tix . 'JV , if ' N M- . ' A W M' . M9 j H in f , . Q Q, av K J 5' dudni hx Y' x Raw v Q ,M ,. 1 'F' J I KW wi has ww I s Mm f f N an N V i 2 i 3 E ' E 2 E p WL YQ r E 1 S i , x 2 X I Q X , X KAYLUSK - CLYDE WRENN .J 1 ' if 15 kq,. .av N4 4 -.4 WW, ., I ' Q 0-...M Aw. . VMM, WMM. A, . Q K we WN :MMA 'im' Mum: uw E 5 -N-M'-Aff' rA:.1 Af:z:,:' ww., ., ...vw fp... N-K ,.-.. Mm ...M Wy M-fa mv- 'H' ' ,A-A-f ' .. 3 X ff 8 V 45: .... L I f , . , . . N. , c K ...F wa. '..W 'ii GD 1 ,J 'fr' FRANCES TAYLOR They do DUNCAN -1 i9 :ra- 3 3 3 QW 0 S 'O -'L Sa-P 4 W4 an 1 'lv 1 : fvvww V f,,,,W x ' . - k YYllDpQ Q-Q-www-,......,w-.b..,, .... 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Emily McAbee and Tommy Strickland are always well dressed. 'Q DRIVER N 's .C ., .,-H. Mr. Reid, president of the Touchdown Club, Mr. Holcomb, athletic director, Northwestern University, Carol Fields, Chester High Shrine Bowl player and Coach Wilson talk together at a Touchdown Club luncheon. Douglas Wingate, Richard McWatters Jerry Lee, Tommy Sanders were selected for the Charity Bowl game. This year's football trophy winners: Bobby Wallace-Most Valuable Substitute Billy Boulware-Best Blocker Mr. Warren Geise-Head Coach, University of South Carolina David Sides-Best Tackler Carol Fields-Most Valuable Player 118 Carol Thompson, high school golf cham- pion, showing us some of his trophy loot. Anybody wont to challenge Carol to a game of golf? l ?f M if ,fri 'Q'-we X 57 Q 1 'G' I X x ' gm 5, X X Y ' gg' M. --s f v lofi 'H Callie Oates, 1957 Miss Chester County, Crowns Genie Stallworth, our 1958 Miss Chester County while Jean Shannon and Sara .lane Crawford, runner-ups, look on. Bobbie Taylor, our Miss Hi- Miss representative at Win- throp College. Frances Taylor, D.A.R. good citizenship winner intro- duces Dr. John McSween, guest speaker at Girls' Club banquet. 119 5' ur Nl 3 P 5 us I P F' us E39 -+ H QE.-H gms www og-an -5.322 o QHEE' mD V1 1 EidE'0 2 T520 02.522, n m rv CL Ram . mga s Elo.5 B on O m 5-BPH f-v-Ot-Dm Smeg mio: 6? :r w Egan -+mC-' B - 3 D. if 2 :rgg '-aww 9,2250 -Devi KU,-fix: 3 EUS 52497 zs 'D5-3' H 5 W m QCUQSF- H-E205 QQQEU' 'AMS iowa Q-529. '+ 4 2 S Knew mmm como,-I :r gg O o U'5'5 'o' :r - Dr n averages ,eww , .sara f,ff,,,,,f.,,,,.,., Q .www , sgiij NL si -I 4 r -.Q 4-1-,Vi ai M ik 'B 5 . ' z 2 i?gEiLi,s ln ri H Bobby Fletcher, Martha Woods, Johnny Huskins, Amelia Young, Nick Mathis, Genie Stallworth. Brenda Mahaffey, John Gaston, Betty Hobbs Wrenn, James lindsey, Jane Huggins, Herbert Lutz. Judy Steadmon, Eleanor Hopper, Lois Steinkhuler, Frances Taylor, Martha Ann McCleave, Carolyn West. Our cheerleaders Jimmy, Marion, Harold, Bobbie, Charles, and Sims, 4 Nick, Herbert, Nancy, Maior, Broxie, Frances, Johnny, Martha, and Franklin reviewing notes for their campaign speeches. Martha adds two points as a W.T.S. guard tries to block the shot. Edgar, Glenda, Delores, Lee, Leonard, Arthur, Sammy, and Eddie show us 300059, Linde, -ldnie, 5eCkY, Cf-1l'0l and Nancy really help pep up our B their beautiful plant displays at the Junior High Science Fair. learn- .mm Nw- if, -- 122 DeVon and Frances One, two, three strikes - you're out at the ole ball game. Sylvia and Callie Sylvia and Callie in their grandmother's wedding gowns. Joe makes yardage as Carol protects. Cafeteria line The inevitable eternal waiting cafeteria line. Amelia, Brenda, and Betty Amelia, Brenda, and Betty stitching to- gether skirts. xg:-:: Clyde running against Winnsbora Bobbie, Carol, and Carolyn Martha, Johnny, Eugene hey excel even their Grandmas in the famous old Charleston. s64,000 Qu,,g5on.,wnn' doe, Johnny me behind 'nn food connnnq .-..-an-I we FIRST Row Dolly Prlce Belh Muller Marlon Hashngs Freddy Walker Johnny and Jayne Ellen in lheir specially- Birlh of lhe Blues Frances decorales the speaker roslrum for her campaign speech. A senior lyping class tap, lop, lapping away Genie, Hester, Sims, Gloria, Jane, Jeonell, Jimmy, Jimmy Boulwore, and Corllon painting our mos! effeclive background for Junior-Senior. u -911,7- , N' me I . A Y ' - . Sims Wylie, Jimmy Mobley, Bobbie Taylor, Harold McDaniel, Marion Af- The UWC' C 0Wd 0 0Uf'd '59 C'- 'l99 Salef kinson, Charles Killian-Our lop nolch Cheerleaders. WlY'd0W' Mr. Pratt presenls to Mary Miller the Business and Professional Women's Club Scholarship Award. Culp, Bennell, Bealy, Porter, Lee, Lindsay, Sanders, Goodman and Boyd poring over a mechanical drawing problem. I Frances Taylor, Faye Gaslon, Sylvia Smoak, Genie Slallworfh demurely display fashions of 9randmoiher's day. 125 TO ALL'WHO HAVE HELPED US We wish it were possible to list on this page the names of all our friends who have so loyally supported us in the publication of this book. We will always be grateful to them for their help and their enthusiastic encouragement in all our school activities. They are in reality our foundation and because of their faith in us and their support we sincerely believe we will be better citizens of tomorrow. To all who have helped us we most sincerely and gratefully say, THANK YOU! Each one of our advertisers, who made this book possible. Our class mates, who worked along with us. Our own local photographer, Mr. Jim Rape, the best we know. Mr. Johnny Long of Foote Davies Printing Company, whose wise advice has been invaluable. Our doctors, lawyers, and personal friends who have helped us with this book. Our principal, Mr. Pratt, who always backs us 100 percent. Our high school secretary, Mrs. Smoak, who does much bookkeeping for us. The faculty who generously cooperated whenever called on, Delmar photographers who made our individual pictures. The Chester Reporter and Jackie Smith who so willingly worked with us. The Chester News who aided also. And all others who had a part in the making of this book. Most sincerely, Martha Woods, Editor Johnny Huskins, Business Manager Eva West, Faculgr Advisor hey are all busy WI' assignments I 0 X, 6 mp? fell l WU BETTER LIVING Une Elecbuc W I to 5 u ly, V I ,fn lik A msn kin ' 7 A M lltg. la 70614 0 GRADUATETO While you've been growing up and getting educated, opportunity has been growing, too. All around you, industry and business have multiplied. Electrification has increased farm yield, while cutting down on labor and risk. When you were freshmen, the Duke Power Company was beginning new plants to supply your power needs after graduation. Now ample, low-priced power increases yourjob opportunity, and Piedmont re- sources are ready for your energy and ideas. Good luck to you as you find your place in the Piedmont Carolinas. DUKE POWER COMPANY Saaaf9z6e7Pwzmvzwuam4 127 ,7 A, fl' ' ll 1 J ' L l .1 'I I P A Lf 74 74e Seachfw 1, A MOUNTAIN LAKES 41 I W. C. WHITE This will surely end wifh a iump. 128 .J gn K, 7 1- ' 'J ' 4 7 ffl.-111.1 , ' - ' 3 ' ' -v WS + ff: A 4. 4 14 ,-, . h j . Q ' 5 ff? 1 I 4 fn ' F1 , .JN L , K: ' I A 5 nd uvtfil L I1 W JJ '.' 'L C 4 5 4 if L 6 'lk 'KL ' L ,, I 441.4 1444- 1 .fy li IT,-' 'I Q75 , L 1 I V. R' ' ' .f , I ff . I. , a , A 4 I . 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'LJ PEOPLES FURNITURE COMPANY YOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER The Friendly Sfore Where Your Pafronoge ls Appreciofed Phone 2152 Chester, South Carolina B I LT M O R E DAIRY FARMS ROY ESTES WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL 134 W' PI -I v Iv' I I II T fp!! V: Q X A f j A if I - LSL L 'A MW I I I',LCONORAfTLUIAITIONS5I AMERICAN HEATING 81 'L A I . Nb I .4 V I A- A AA Aff' PLUMBING co. .. at z I I I J' I L ,V I, 5 r 1 wx A J . TI-IE CLASSEJIDF 1958 D D d I fl' SOUTHERN T H E BO R D E N CQMPANY ELECTRIC CC. WRECKER SERVICE BODY AND FENDER WORK PAINTING - MOTOR REBUILDING VALLEY HARDWARE WHEEL AIIONINO AND BAIANCINO EACTORY-TRAINED MECHANICS CCMPANY MAJOR REPAIRS EINANCED I The Besf in Hardware DUPONT PAINTS AND VARNISHES COX MQTCR C0-, INC 0 NIGHT AND SUNDAY WRECKER SERVICE Chester, S. C. 128 Columbia 136 Complimenfs of Q . EXCEARQLINA cocA-coLA 45, f35qTTLlNG COMPANY VTX y E' CHESTER,S.C. ,ew we xx: , , .x, 4 X. V X 'X BOB BETT'S ESSO STATICN RE CAPPIN G Q Hall wants for rebound. THE CHESTER TELEPHONE COMPANY bk Your Telephone for Every Service 137 G. R. DAWSON 8. SON CODY'S JEWELRY ir CONGRATULATE5 - The Fines? in Quality - THE 1958 SENIOR CLASS f Q Vyjjjfqu' - The Gifts That Please - if V L W ,fy 4 wi KWWL? W MM wi uf,fw J xi jj' F, f ,E M. fy, ,JY ,. NX ' T NN X' oh 'V' . Lf! ai ,N PV 'T 'V wma:-L -yfwyg-alps, c o. O54-Smews 5 We W SNDIQJ: Nj? A A W T A e P T ' of L JMU VUL' Xwjjy ' 'H ff? all ND T! fr! 41 X ' T S ,T S U 0, y M445 , Mgrig' cj?gAAp?ylionce V ,f - V fm W 'I GW Q HARDIN s. VAUGHN P xwwwuvmr the Home QL! Th. . QW DIAL 4634 107 MAIN STREET The Store of Qualify 8g Service Who's going to get that ball? A. W. WRENN SENIORS! Hardware 8. Supply Co , ' , A. W. WRENN, Owner and operator 116 Center Street. ' ,Chester, S. C. , 5 ' , , I ' Electrical Contractors Pete McCarIey For your Future The Best In All Things MOBILE MILLING COMPANY Joe W. Collins, President Y A f X .M K Y . 1 r L ,J 1 E. .Az TRu3LETTfAlNc. ,, 'Rf 'J -,., ' V Ko 'S if 5' b GENERAL CONTRACTORS ir TELEPHONE 4649 W. L. DARBY GRocEluEs F We offer you the finest in meats and groceries V1SlT OUR STORE V rf X Nfjnggferl S, C, Saluda Road 1 Phone 4157 A MT K ll 3 T W I U Ll,:7il1ll,5AlrgL.vtfivTURR SH OP ,M QTL ll Hlfjgfum E R .L i, V'jw,L QP, v 1 A JL 1' HI, . .U of , S' ' W WyJWANY if JP U 'ily yi W , A Zyl fi LADIES' READY-To-WEAR X 3 TJ 'l Sl lf 157 Q .X TOTS TO TEENS Ulf lfll 'UL i jt LM, W N U ,Y j ' I ' limo ll' ,affine T 7 V' ox 7 Chester, South Carolina ,lj W ' l T fl if 72 TRUCK STOP STQAPEEELPZQUEQCNCE I Hoooo of Good Food FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY STEAKS BARBECUE Insure Wh Sme- THE FINEST OF FOODS Open All Day and Night EAT WITH US Truckers Especially Welcome Everything You Own 110 Gadsden Street Phone 2013 140 If, 'Aj If U .fl 7 Mm? va! To L f THE DURANT TAYLOR CO PQNY Fi nanc ntgb, Wiyfrggi if if Automobile L 'J 53,4 Real Estate if Q General lnsurance ua , . 'rf Y 107 Wylle Street Phone 31 'I , fr i lb ' Vik .. I fl A Q VLA C1 Enthusiastic Fa t one of our Basketball games. I ,il ' ' ,gf i f' , Y ,. ff X T . J f if 1'-.E . I ,V flfx, P . ' 'A 'TF' A4 f C L , I, ,l A . L - L J 1 N J I? A 'rv -1 ? .4.ff 'e f' 'fx If . .. it TAKE ME wm-I You... J T , N xv ' ,, ,, ,fyl v . tc If 1- v in K - i. bf A s 1, f ' Lleaving home for another school year? Then think for a momen't.h2o'vil:y6u'1 L l I A K ,v can keep well informed on what's news here while you're away. No letter ., y ' h ,can match my ability to keep you up to date on local matters. Think about 4 . l sy it it no further, the thing to do is to receive each issue of . . . THE CHESTER REPORTER 6 Jr' my W. T. HEDGPATH, JR., Editor W. T. HEDGPATH, SR., Mgr CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '57 141 ' lr A K'L -Q' L, ,LIN i 'li J is , .wax .. Q ig C, , Ml VI A Y Ji Riots X .C ,X u 1 'XL Q L 1 3 GCKt2lSfJllQUND - oo TRAILWAYS - oo cYcLoNEs COOGLER OIL CO. DISTRIBUTORS Phillips 66 Service Petroleum Products Heatane LP Gas .Hu Q ' UNION Bus STATlPQI51cmliJ if I 'A 5 J' I96-202 Pinckney Street 4 is A 1 I fl .Quilt l l ivltl 7 lt ff' ' 'I Ji w f JAP' fi 1 .I X r , I Congratulations to i , x,FukNDERBuig K ss, THE CLASS oF'5a xi I i Y' Q' it u DRUG STORE ,'- COLVIN GARAGE , ,.-I ., 1 'i I A C x. '- . - 4 , cf l-,T - 1 . C . - ' 1 - . ' L1 x, U L , xx N . ,. x ' I ' xr XIXU' ,wwe Fill Doctorsf'Presckiptions .ld 206 coLuMBiA STREET , t't' I I I ,N , fx lv Try With aurs Phone 4932 J to f' il II - 7 S D R U G O Congratulations xx 'VIL i in X awp 1 W 'N f CLASS OF '58 , . ' ,,- ,. . -1 f I I I if . xx mx ,C ru - -, X , ' V 1 . ,, l A l The best in drugs of the lowest price CROFT'S GROCERY G0 00 :An T BETTS G SONS Complimenfs of W. T. BETTS 81 SONS Conrad grabs a rebound and gefs away. GRANT'S ESSO SERVICENTER D I 5468 ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES VERIFIED LUBRICATION-WASHING POLISHING-WAXING Road Service P k y R d U-HALL RENTAL TRAILERS 143 I . 1' Q'-'I T, . AI T In I n 2 5:.oNoRATuLAT1oNs , W, 1, . X ' I, 'T I jo THESENIQR CLASS or 1958 xi . M , . I ., If A V , SA .4 I E f ' . 1 ' J f I P' L. Marion BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS Wylie Gas and Oil Co. Compliments of LOUIS MILANI FOODS Makers of MiIoni's 1890 FRENCH DRESSING -W in ' Qu 90 'lilac nussllt 4 I f D , -g::,, 1 sT:?ii?'7 .gs N -1 222 Gadsden Street Telephone 4555 Conol Wood Corporotion Q E I JIEIREVENTW FOREST Hass A I I pl' It rN1,'I gf M Q okow IGORE TIMBER 3 , I tr all T M n I' 5' xl Chester, S. C. Compliments of E CENTER CHEMICAL CO.. ATLANTA, GEORGIA WHITE PRINTING CO. OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Rockhill, S. C. TV Www fe ff ff. u THE cumin NEWS y,fQ1f'Q,Uf'fVfeOP W M5 af W . yr ,bo r ChesTer's Cnly Home-Published N ws6oo ??bPwrW u ' ,W U ' rkfHuRsDAY MoRNlNos ' xr' f X 1' B More People Are Reading A THE NEWS J 1 . . . fhon ever before M ' r jgj Ykffxx , Wi , ,,:x, SU P ! N V ' A w QK-xx: wx gi BALL S MEN SHCP N - 'e . r cuesren, s. c. eeee .,ee ,,,A 1e,,,,.e,,,:, I ' Q. eeee r ok ' 'Nl-. nrifsifirsffom aALL's W W Q 2 as PIONEER-Belts 8. Jewelry MARLBORO-Shirts REVERE-Sportswear PLYMOUTH-Top Coats FOOT FASHION-Soxs PORTAGE-Shoes HAYNE-Underwear STYLE-MARK-Suits NUNN BUSH-Imported Shoes 14-5 'LTER 6,84 Er I 3-Q 15 6 ', Cl: QQ V Mx'A I l ttf:-I , - IB: ,E ' I IIJJ Compliments of 36 K ' , 'K' ttcggf I ,X , ' THOMPSON AND BUTLE6 f Si' CVQNGRATULATIONS FROM 'Il ab SERVICE STATION I LOWE'S Compliments DAVIS BROTHERS S. L. ROBBINS O. .l. DAVIS GROCERIES - MEAT MARKET WELL DRILLING WATER SYSTEMS On the Hill II9 Main Street Gfeaf Falls Highway DIAL 4168 PHONE 4833 Compliments of J. E. DUNBAR AND SON CENTER STREET HI-WAY GULF SERVICE STATION TRADE WITH US - THE BEST IN SERVICE Telephone 2573 SALUDA ROAD Saluda Street Service Station CRAIG NOVELTY COMPANY O O Manufacturers of GROCERIES AND NOTIONS Phone 9649 FURNITURE AND STORE FIXTURES THE COMMERCIAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Phone 2181-2182 Compliments of DELUXE CLEANERS PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 206 Saluda Street Phone 5556 SOUTHERN SCALE 8. REFRIGERATOR COMPANY MCCRAY REFRIGERATION Food Service Equipment and Supplies for Hotels - Restaurants School Lunch Rooms - Institutions and Food Stores 1008-1010 GERVAIS STREET Columbia. S. C. Phone AL 4-1668 CHESTER PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY J. R. HAMRICK 8. SON RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS Il ,yi MfIcCRQRY's 54 s. 104 STORE .1 , ' I I I I , lin I ICENXTER or THRIFTY sHo ERS Ill' I I I I I I I - I I s , OFFICE AND YARD ON S.A.L. TRACKS if f Phohggff I ' Phone 4131 I' ff, lx ' 'I I F .,' i CHESTER, SOUTH CAROLINA , I -I Prompt Courteous Service CHESTER SEED 8. FEED STORE WAREHOUSE 8. CLEANING PLANT Phone 4113 FIELD 8- GARDEN SEED INTERSTATE QUALITY FEED Chester, S. C. EUREKA SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil - Accessories THE BEST IN SHELL SERVICE 221 Saluda Road ,ffl M jq ov EFIRD'S AKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Envy' L iniffljjgif Where You Always Save Chester, S. C. I Sp ializing in Men's and Boys' Clothing Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery CHESTER, S. C. O WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE O BALSER'S Wearing Apparel for the Family 121 Gadsden Street B. PRAGER, Proprietor 147 BANKS INSURANCE AGENCY Mrs. M. L. Banks, Jr. GENERAL INSURANCE Main and Hudson Streets Dial 5371 CHESTER DISTRIBUTING CO. Distributors of WISE POTATO CHIPS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED HOSIERY NOTIONS 81 CANDY STEWART'S LUMBER YARD E. F. MURRAY D. B. MURRAY W PHONE 2186 Compliments of RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE GADSDEN STREET Compliments of The Chester Business and Professional Women's Club Compliments to the SENIORS VALLEY LUNCH Air Conditioned Dover's Sinclair Service Station Goodyear Tires - Batteries OUR SPECIALTIES: MiIIer's Esso Servicenter W hs d G I Atlas Tires Accessories US Ing an I'eCSIT'Ig . ' Uwe Give S8KH Green Stampsr. Batteries Road Service Columbia Rd. at By-Pass Dial 4991 Ch , S. C. Ph 2515 Church 8. Columbia Streets esIer one UNITED LOANS, INC. 9 THE TRADING POST R 8 S 172 Gadsden St. ' Chester, South Carolina I' II' I.. fe 1 M c K E O W N FEED AND surnv 101 Lancaster Street Telephone 3937 1, .J f I iii -A 1 ,Q ' 's I A i XF. ,L . Ji Ll I it I Congratulations to the SENIORS CHESTER MOOSE LODGE Compliments of CHESTER LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Phone 3105 CHESTER, SOUTH CAROLINA PEOPLES COAL COMPANY O Also For The Best Cotton Ginning in Town - CALL US I rl-,lKff'f ,. ,jwnf MARGARET BICKETT 'lf Q ...fi . w. D. ROBINSON INSURANCE AGENCY GRANT AND CONRAEI Your Protection - My Business 108 Gadsden St. Chester, S. C. BARBER sHoP ' i f I CHESTER AUTO SUPPLY Your NAPA Jobber D. W. MARTIN CHESTER MERCANTILE COMPANY Store on Wheels CASH OR CREDIT TERMS is a Good Man to KNOW I-Udlesl ReC'dY'I0'WeUf Household Furnishings CHESTER, S. C. Phone 5530 118 Hemphill Avenue CAROLANE EHRLICH'S FLOWER SHOP is LP-GAS at its best! Af YO'-If Service --- Distributed in South Carolina by CAROLINA BUTANE GAS CO., INC. CHESTER, S. C. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Wedding Gifts - Corsages Member of F. T. D. Association Phone: Day 5547 - Night 3014 127 Hudson Street Dial 3778 Chester, South Carolina Jw SWK 0' My MN' o sENloR CL ss 'MM , 'P'i 'e 'S QNGRATULATI 9 Nigxmlwjiwrwdwgt WM Dr. G. A. Hennles Dr. C. W. Brice' J 1 I f c sso a Mrs. Hattie Y Ha de f C Dr. G C 1- ggle E ww ' L P Sf ZW 'Q VZ L may Hans UO' XQJvz,p'4j'M4 QVishes For Th Cl 9 asemons V58 q 750' O fi., Dr. Halsted M. sfone Angus H- M f 'Y jfpfzvgf Lwmxf aw , 1 jQOJ IRM JJQAAA 3 jy x 0 V, Z ' dl 1 ' , X ,!v,,ffW'0AJj Q 51 J ,C MA JJ! 5 QQ? Twig My 1 if f COMQWS M J,rZfQf,iJfFh-wif wg M1 JM My MMM W 4 04 f 5 J 4, NZM W W fy M ff? 5M,jQWwZg?76,viUw pf off Q5 pf my Glu ' Bgyjxwjffxj tnLQgX'1,ffj?,ffW JQKA JVY if J, F W fm? ,Q W C f. g J , , L yi MJA w A? BE 1355:-IZP XV UVMMWJ ytypijdgf wr UZQY M 'A A A I bg' , 'Q Cf N MW ffiw ' W -5+ of? gwwpff 4,5 U' yo 05 ,0f?Q.f.fQmf C.. FWJPQWY V wiki! 4 -NJ JVM Qffjgly WM Wy fwijfbfd WWKQ Q 7 KM? 3683 W wg ?g1AHMff4F4 aQ0 qQfg Q xf, gJ V, QW Jggf, gggif if gif g,ffj,g5,5g Q1 fa, m52w'fm2fF 55,4 M ji, op,.mPfofffWP Wjfeevjoiu co AN? M5 W ,gy ffivli' law , Wf,faf2 W bffwysw W We ef E M fide J' CWS wwf? 9 - 'DL j 'IQJ . 1' if 'MX PM MWf rg2x'f!'jg,iq,jj .K WMM JUWW My V5 W lf Affwr S ffjffdg fy 1 ? ,N Mb, Q7 lc Wjffy 0lZ'4f'Qlffj wg M U, Mx l.DE f W vifwfff D QPW Wif? V L M Q ff fifjLF,fQf,n u I rj ,aff N J W1 pf! IW 0 X UW ' FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Tj' fC 'P e 'S f. ,gf sYRD's FLOWER 8. GIFT sHoP K 5 T 'gig YQ ff Member of F.T.D. Association ffl, -K-A ' f Q MgR,Qf,lUCl?Yf BAei.EY's sERvlcE STATION . F edsll Ulf as I Od West End Road Chester, S. C. 4. Pl 0 'E47,83 J Center Road Phone 36'0 C0771 lim9f1lS 0 Compliments of M 045 BuDDY's G F ssnvice ROBERTS senvlce STATION X! Compliments of ROBERT ORR'S H. R. Lindsey and Family it Sb .1 -U Compliments of Compliments of if C ATTERS ELECTRIC COMPANY , K ne 4 98 Columbia Street S I Compliments of AMERICAN BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of HERMAN P. HAMILTON FITCH'S FLOWER SHOP Compliments of The House of Flowers Dial 5380 chester, s. c. Dr- NI- J- Ehrllfhf Jr- 4 .Compliments to the Seniors Compliments of .' swf' -7.555 . Alfred evels, Jr. Dr. G. C. Nichols .4 Congratulations, Seniors Congratulations, Seniors SPRINGMAID GOLF COURSE Charles W. McTeer C Compliments of hester Radio and T.V. Service H. A. BAGLEY ATLANTIC GAS Columbia Road Compliments of NU-IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY SUMTER, S. C. Complete line of School Equipment, School Supplies, Church Pews, Pulpit Furniture, Choir Chairs, Sunday School Furniture. ESTABLISHED T921 WMJBELK-HUDSON COMPANY ' eeT 1 To A M ,, A a T IQ HhbJ!b f5' IM TW i e Home of BeHer Values 'X ,gg TM by 'IU Telephone 31 14 , c.oNoR4xTuLATloNs cLAss OF 'sg , 'iv I V 'V 1 1 Q, 'Y - YQ I P 1 f L. QC. Wright, Jr. . f . . , p F. ' 5 J- I ut' I A TV-H , I A: .Lf 4 Q1 f . ' JV , le ' , I A H g I ,1.'l iv ..1 :V M, X ' . H1 1' x -f ' ' .' In 1 ' M PEIDMONT AUTO PARTS G. O. WILSON'S GARAGE 132 Hlldion S1'l'6Bf Sqludq Sfrgef Telephone 4171 Telephone 2542 153 S. W. GOUGH if W Wlliiwf, WJ pp Hn!! Ni TH FQRNITURE co See Us A 1 . for Your Abi D'5l 'bUTOr Us X Furniture Needs ' XcQllLF IL PRODUCT df ' w' ,ll iw WO fi VW W r, N i jf if . iff iy 0 O, yfu QU! ln Franf of the Posf Office if ,L , ' . 9535 My W R, A! Di and .lusf as Reliable al 3016 Chester, S. C Dial 3166 NL' 5. KW, pf X, U gba! Og M50 X GRADUATE TO GREATER f Foon SAVINGS 6' i if W! X X al your friendly QC. xx i E i X X x Cllllllllll STIIRES x . .6 ' Complimehfs of ' 'L , , i 4 , 4 1 . PEARCE-YOUNG- ANGEL COMPANY WHOLESALE FOODS FRESH-FROZEN-CANNED-DRIED Spartanburg, S. C. 154- 9 N ,X 1 H., X KJFJ ,Liv 'ww I I 1 1' Y , Iylv-.F I YY' qJKlMBRELL s JN .1 1 i RI ff' J Y EC! fi' 'T' ,P U W. A. WAGERS iv Cv 1,0 ,X ,L N E .J 'E VMIDEPENDABLE FURNITURE I DU Distributors of 0 TEXACO PRODUCTS 109 Main Street CHESTER sour:-I CAROLINA Phone 4133 F . J . M165 UW V1 M1 4 l '1 In Chesferws WM .11 ,D W 1 South State Chevrolet J , .W ,V . CHESTER, SOUTH CAROLINA W G C D PHONE 4147 r . Chester High Students Learn to Drive with c on YOUT' 155 BANKHEAD MOTOR COMPANY Hudson Street Chester, S. C1 Automobile Dealers Since' 'l92l Best Wishes R CLASS oE 5a V PauI's Auto 8.I BpqlyI us, eu uee I I E I I, . oo.uu , 'R 56' lull? A' PQINTTAC SALES 8. SERVICE V Columbia Road tv! l ffv RUNYAWJEWELERS xr, N S , Y! I, ' , fl' . 'I I 1 , f ,f , Quality at all Price Levlels HILLBRIGHT DAIRY K Q A V lL, 1 I ,fn I , ,P I I n 1,4 'A f' I -' 1 Q If N , , I' ' , ' GOLD EN GUERNSEY MILK I CHINA CRYSTAL JEWELRY 'R WATCHES Congratulations CLA S S O F ' 5 8 BARRON'S FUNERAL HOME A. J. FRYE Public Accountant Tk INCOME TAX SERVICE ' f 25,102.7 ako. ff f M Zk bf Q ,Nb 35,4 f MW , W f MW f ms GW WT W A I rw fj9jjj4??STER DRIVE-IN THEATER f Fi!!!! Wesf End Road UAW A ff' Q KW X gl f L ,W 1 Q E-I N GRILL West End Road WOODROW A. BAGLEY Owner ,ip M52 W 6L XA 5 f bw? V-1, C ' tyco ll ' Q' Ig JM ' 37 I HLA '52 VCL! if A' ,J ,J R ' 20. ' WW ff ? A 1 A lf, J,,4'VIBf n,Dff1' TC? Wifi-X QL' U 411 I 7 ffirvk 'WMV pxfv Qf' X 0 T A,W. Tow Y L5 I L' U W THOMAS 8: HOWARD M of T Wholesale Grocers fl' 1 ' 'R 'Rf M fl 'LM . t. .fun WM E7 ,Woo LANCASTER STREET T, aj dj ' lf Ms Phone 2174 - 2175 x av,-,km 1- ' MMM ' f gy CHESTER, SOUTH CAROLINA ! , f 6 f fxyfv, ', Y '4-f'6,L,4,z1f ! I, eil' I I 7 f A A Q, 157 9 My . i iff if r VICTOR FERTILIZER i 0 COMPANY I ak l ff I ...Aj 5 R as 1: ff f 4' f. 'N MANuFAcfuRERs or ff S HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS S .Q K I Chester, S. C. A Phone 31 17 fi, ' 7 Conflplirnenfs of eorglad Shop of Distinction F o r SCHOOL- FOOTBALL- JUNIOR-SENlOR- CHURCH- DATE- what ever the occasion . . GEORGIA'S . . will dress you Fashion-Right Gadsden Street Chester S C You don't wear a label on your sleeve . . . but it shows! ln the superb workmanship, the exquisite fabrics, and the ex- cellence of design that go hand in hand with the finest names in the fashion industry. We at Georgia's are proud to offer this quality to our Junior Debs! 7 eorgia 6 Shon of Distinction 158 I I I sl I lv' I L. n I XV l' , AYINI W X- - V x mx, ' J' v CSLUMIIIA ROAD PHONE 5677 A I5 I D,I E' f . -A SUPER VMAIRKQET T , ,if-XL is-JL Y X 'VJ , ! pg, -,- , it PauI's Tire Company I III- 'I It I I o LI I Chester's Friendliest Food Store If K U. S. ROYAL TIRES Chester, S. C. RECAPPING VULCANIZING X I IW I06-I08 Hudson Street L' Chester, S. C. op.rfbY mEicouRrNEY 'fini QM ,ff I x., 6' .I :Q-.9 ' Compliments ' f I , A N570 ' .1 I NI D ,Af , A 8. M Corner Grocery I I Ur KGROCERIES AND FURNITURE Free Parking We Deliver PURE GASOUNE ' 7 252 Gadsden Street J 1 ' Q0 Phone 2991-4650 ft Phone 3085 ff I-QQ! I' X gdb J I 5 nm mg R, ,JI IF 6 OT O p if 'NY' fd J 7 A V iff' V V L 0 Lt f, ' fl' L, , I ILA TE D DAVIS LA U ND f0 'P 'e 'S of CX ,fy fi F fy'!'fLIA U I, fl? L WLM, A L s. DRY CLEANING ggmvl, JIU, 7 I DRIVE IN FOR CURB SERVICE Nelso I T.LFVetcher ff -ff! PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Q , ,nu-B 1 off ,ff if ' THE PEOPLES V r 74. , PQQMRVISJMQQKYJICK CO. NATIONAL BANK fr ,ff If SALES AND SERVICE Q .BEST BIIICK YET 1 'J Q .vi Chester, S. C. Capitol 575,000.00 Surplus S I 25,000.00 Serving Chester County Since T905 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT OF GIFTS XXIII Ell- It X ,T H E H u B AND I Nh BOOKS aj. LII 0 I . R QA E . GI OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY specially fo' YOU Phone 4580 Take up to 18 months to pay! Chance of a lifetime tor you parents and students to own a brand new 9 -5 Chester, S. C. ROYIIL PDRTIIBLE I I ,X I I4I-I43 GADSDEN STREET . I -.J Q, f I 1 VI 2 f f M X it Q iwfii MIMCI ROYAL LAIQNDRIY IND, W W ,, 4 DRY CLE.AtNERt CHESTER AND POWELL ' B THEATRES I07-I09 Hudson Streeti Cjhester, ir Featuring the Sta-Nu Process Phones 2125-2126 160 JANITORS SUPPLY 81 CHEMICAL COMPANY I .,, KINGAN nlvlslon HYGRADE FOOD f PRoDucTs coRP. 443 We Supply Everyfhing Buf The Llcinigaipffj P C !ffj!!j,Z!L X! 1 KQRANGEBURG, S. C. I, 3 Y!! .J I ! L -- ff MMV I Hflwgn , , u 7X2 . my i 1 wi ,AFM ' if f fn J' i AW ff f WML My .if ff ,, f P. o. Box 3, 2 WM ' .50 . gif M1 M71.,.'j JW,i,,f ,f wT7Qerfj1W1,C1omplete U. S. Government ifflf ' , . H GREENVILL s Cfjfff jjfjj f Ajjl spected Meat Packing Plant in fi! jf 4UJ ,,f,1JJ'J South Carolina D5 piilx I Q . MW 22011 J V J , 64.0 if A ii y If A K., UK M 1 ff ' V! . .,,' I mf 'L iwiThe R. L. Bryan Co. Serving Soufh Carolina Schools and Businesses Since 1844 ,, 'Q f .. 'x nv coLuMBiA, souTH cARouNA L ERICA'S FOREMOST FOOD RETAILER iff L is J - .C 1 . xg. . P55324 I, A if' . AML' Ijurfinwmnsl ou. Since 1859 161 Since the Dawn of the Century 'WE HAVE SPECIALIZED IN THE PRODUCTION OF OUTSTANDING COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL Z 'L ca YEAIRBOOKS FOOTE ai DAVIES, INC. 1 5 1090 CAPITOL AVENUE, S. E. ' PHONE JACKSON 2-4600 ' P. O. BOX 5109 ATLANTA Qt ALMA MATER All hail. dear Chester. . we sing wt' thy fame. Remembering thy precepts while praising thy name. As time bears us onward o'er life's open sea. We shall he loyal. dear Chester. to thee. Our spirits still true will answer thy call. A debt to thy teachings we owe. 'tis Our all. O'er all our foes victorious we'll he. And we'll love Chester. all hail to thee.