Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

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Ng,,:.m5.: ' NM M 5. ,, W, X COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL Columbia, South Carolina VVe, the Seniors of Columbia High, do present C952 957 CULUIHBIHH 3 Dedicated If if VC' f' i fa' FRANCENIA CONSTANCE BRENNEN For her faithful service, for her constant encouragement and guidance of young people, for her rare sense of humor, her lively personality, and her unfailing patience, for her devotion to the highest ideals, for her ability, not only in teaching, but more important, in being a sincere and understanding friend to every student with whom she comes in contact-we, the students of Columbia High School, with sincere appreciation, dedicate this, our 1950-51 Columbian to Francenia Constance Brennen. 4 Administration 'IW Om 9 NIR CILN X XRN and DR. .-X. C. lfl.ORfX I I J AIR. liX.XllfS l.. s . I ,A MR. I I IICKS ACK lf. fXl,I,IS'l'0N 1 Having served for thirtv-seven years in the Columhia Citv Sehools-first as prineipal of Logan elementarv sehool, then as prineipal of Columbia High Sehool. and sinee 1928 as Citv Schools Superintendent-lJr. X. C. lflora will retire at the end of this sehool vear. Besides his Columhia serviee, Ur. lflora has reeeived national aeelaim bv having heen President of the N. ls. .'X. and bv aeting' as present ehairman ofthe hoard ol' trustees of this same organization. A graduate of and a reeipient of an honorarv l,l ,D degree from liridgexvater College, Ur. lflora has studied at the University of Virginia, at the L'niversitv of South Caro- lina. at the University of Chieago. and at Cleorge Peahodv College. To fill the position vacated bv Dr. l-'lora is Xlr. Ciuv Yarn, who has been assistant superintendent for the pnsf several vears. .-Xelcnoxvledging' at Dr. lflora's retirement his tremendous aehievements. and anticipating' an equally' sueeesslul ads ministration from Mr. Yarn, xve, the students ol' Colum- hia High School, express our sineere gratitude for their manv serviees. xi,-rl. Y 5 x , .wp-ww Q M., Q Q 5 W 5 S 5 if Q W' fi F E i Q . 1 El 1.5 . 5 Mui Ea M Q Q 1 4 S Y A A' E2 W A A ., .. P' Y V i X N f fy Q2 fi Qif f ff , ' l 1 Algffi MP! 5 x 'Q X ww 5 X Eg , .-f:..Qx V f, ,fn- i f iw X I by i, fs, gf? X . is . QE ...N- US k W J , fp 'L inn E i f f ' wx R 4- gk ,, D' ii V X i 1' W vers COXLNIICRCIAL DICPARTMIQNT Scared: Mrs. Virginia Ellis, Xliss Elise l'ifl1CI'CdgC.SIi171di7lj,fI Miss l,ula Roysc, Mr. john VVhitmire, Miss Annie Ruyse. APPLIED ARTS DIQPARTAIENT Seated: Miss Thelma Mal- lard, Xlrs. .Xlargarct Garret, Miss Ruth Dantzler. Stand- ing: Hr. lfowlcr, Mr. If. C. Borders, Mr. Douglas A Barfielnl, Mr. XVilliam XVhir- aker, Hr. ll. S. Buchanan Mr. lf. lilliott. SCIIQNCI-f Ill-1PARTXll .X'li S1'l7IIdi7Ig1Ufff0 right: Xllss Xlary jane Purvis. Kliss Sarah Cook. Xlr. llurham Lewis, Alr. Gcurgc Dean. Xlrs. Nlary 'l'xweml. MRS. MARY LOUISIC XVHITAKICR MRS. IfI,IZ.-XISITIAH HARRISON NIR. GEORGE FISHICR SCNIQQ? ,Q FIIOIA ff' 'ff President LINN TOMPKINS Vice-President WALLACE DICKSON WC 2 115' Secretary Treasurer FRED MANNING ,O SALLY ,IUDY CORA Llili ABBOTT Q11ieriie5x 15 wlXd07II'.V fuirtttef' louclidown Passball l, 2g lli-Steppers lg Old lfnglisli C 2g Star 4, Red Cross Representative 2, lfnglisli Club 2, -lg Cafeteria Proctor 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, ig A Squad 2g Basketball 2, 3, UA Squad 2g lf. B. L. A. 3g Volleyball 3g Block C 3g Oflice Assistant 4, Bible Survey Club 4. DAVID BARRY AMICK Smitty, l'.itiel1ee ii' .1 liigli virtue. Vice-President of l-lomerooni lg Volleyball lg Captain lg Red Cross Representative 2g Radio Club 4. SOPHIA BARBARA ATIIANS 'Sophie' l never met .1 111.111 I .iidlft like. Ili-Life Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, 4g liditorial lfditor 3, Managing Lditor 4g lli-Steppers lg Girls' Glee Club l, 2g 'liouclidouii Pass- ball 1, 2, Softball I, Z, -lg Basketball I, 2, 3, -lg HA Squad 3, 4: BICTTY IO ATKINSON l3. If lt is easier not to .tpenlc a word .1t all, tlfau to speale mon fwordi' 111.111 we xl1o11l.l. Secretary of llomeroom lg Vice-President oi' llomerooni 3 Secretary of llomeroom 3g Monitor lg D. li. Club 4. lfxecutive Council 4: National Ilonor Society -lg Associate lfditor of Columbian -lg Associate News lfditor of lli-l.ife 3. RIC ll XRD l RH IX B XBINC IRON Dick xl jolly lelloie mee film' liilll true: .fl11.l .1 ,vt.1r1'ootl1.1ll player, too. Library Assistant lg HB -Squad Football 2, A -Squad Football 3, 4, All-Star lfootball -lg Upper-l.owcr State Game 4g B -Squad Basketball 2g Rey Club 3. -lg Baseball 3, 4, lixeeutive Council 3, 4g President of llomeroom 3g Vice-President junior Class 3, Boys' Glee Club 3g Block C g Stars 3, 4. ,IOANNIC B.-XNlilll'.AD jo Cire.1t tliotlglm' rome from the heart. Supply Room Assistant 4g linglisli Club -'lg Dramatic Club 4. 'QW XIARGIIL ICLBICRTA BARDIQN Good1i:ord5.ire wortli mnrla, .md eos! little. lfnglisb Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball lg Basketball lg lli-Steppers lg Bible Survey Club 2, 3g Touelidown Passball Zg Cafeteria Proc- tor 2, 3, 4g Vice-President llonieroom 2g lf. B. l.. A. 3, -lg Presi- dent llomeroom 3. -lg Supply Room Assistant 3g National llon- or Society 3, 4g Business Staff Animal -lg Old lfnglisli C -l. CLAUDIC CRI-NSI I,-XXV Bl-TCKI IAM S0lIII'Yl H e remiltds its of eli.1mp.1g11e, always bttlzlrlitzg over. Dramatic Club 1, 2g Band lg Projection Operator 2g Announcers' Club 2g I-li-Y 2, 3, 4g Secretary Honieroom 3g Boosters' Club 1 ROBERT GLENN BlCl.L Cowboy Honest labor lienrx n l.i.mdxo711e face. A -Squad Basketball 1, 2, 3, -lg Hi-Life Correspondent lg Vice- President of llonieroom lg XVinner of Block MCH Zg Star 3g lfx- plorers' Club 2g 'H-V'-Squad Football 3, Secretary of Key Club 3g National llonor Society 3, 4, Cafeteria Monitor 3, lixeeutive Council -lg President Key Club -lg President of Student Body 4. LIBBY JUAN BIQRRY lt'x the nature of a great 'woman to be quietf' llall monitor 4. Vice-President 3, -l. ,- -Q., 1? i 'm. i el.-NA Sire ix ii winxorue, 'wee tliirzgf' -frk 4--wmlgfl ARCHIL1 L. BLANKS I' JONI BLACKMON Blondie This our actorf' Ninety-Six High School 1, 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4g Boosters' Club 3, Hi-Life Business Staff 4g Annual Literary Staff 4g Glce Club 4. MARY LEXVIS BLACKXVLLLL A dimple in ber cliin, the devil fwitlnivzf' Touchdown Passball 1, Secretary of Homeroom 1, Viee-Presi- dent of Homeroom 3, 4g Glee Club, Vice-President 4g Business Staff Columbian 4, Announcers' Club 4, Office Assistant 4. 2,1 we i . I A r fl ,fl lf Rutledge There ix 710 fire wiflnom some smaleef' Sporrstcrs' Club 4g Boys' Glee Club 4. BARBARA ANN BOLTON 'lBobbie jolly mm' friendly, medimii in lieiglit, Never extreme, but always rigliff' Monitor 4, Red Cross Representative 4. I-ILIZABLTH GIBSON BOYLSTON Berry ji-XMICS LINDSAY BOLTON Sml1 La1'e me little, low me long. After-school Gym 1, 2g HB -Squad Basketball 2, A -Squad Bas- ketball 4g HB -Squad Football 3, Track 3g Boys' Glee Club 4g Dramatic Club 4. JOSICPI IINE KNIGHT BOYLIL Spare 'Hlways lnugliirzg, never md, Soriierimex naughty, but never bad. Touchdown Passball 1, Captain of Touchdown Passball lg Gym Meet 1, 2g Secretary of Homeroom 1, 3, OfHee Assistant 3, An- nouneers' Club, President 4g Room Assistant 4' Old English C Club, Secretary 4, Supply 4g Cheerleader 4, lfnglish Club 1, 4g Secretary of Homeroom lg Hi-Steppers 1, 2g Hi-Life Correspondent 23 Annual Staff 3g Head Typist of C0llN1IlIiI'llI and Hi-Life 4g Hall Monitor 4, National Honor Society 4g Office .Assistant 4g Supply Room Assistant 4- Old English C 4. PIQGGY ANN BRADY Butch A wiizniizg way, fl plenmm smile. A -Squad basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain lg HA -Squad Baseball I, 2, Eg Captain lg A -Squad Touchdown Passball Ig A -Squad Volleyball 3, Gym Meet 1, 2,'3g Secretary of Homeroom lg Red Cross Representative 2g President Homeroom 43 F. B. I.. A. 4, Monitor 4. IQ MARY BARBARA BRAKEFIELD Shorty I L'Gi1'e I1 man a girl be can love. Glee Club 4. DORIS ELIZABETH BRASXVICLL Dot Is .vbe so quiet and demure? .Vlz1ybe, but d0n't be foo sure. Red Cross Representative lg Secretary of Homeroom 3, 4g j.H.A., Vice-President and Treasurer 3, 4. I2 'lHolds his nose To the grindstonef' PEGGY JEAN BRAZLLL HPeggy HA fnger in every pie. bolus 1cT1-ual. BROWN flB1meky'i ' They never talk 'who always think. Touchdown Passball lg Basketball I, 2, 3g Softball 2, 3g Volley- ball 3, -lg Gym Meet 3. 'Q' GEORGE RALPH BUCK George REUBEN BROIVN lr is impossible to kill rue. LYD.-X POXVELL BRYANT Rf 'llienizry lives with kindness. Ili-Steppers lg Touchdown Passball lg Gym Meet 1, lg Basket ball 29 Vice-President of Homcroom Zg Dramatic Club Zg ling lish Club 3g Volleyball 3g Glec Club 4. After School Gym 1, Zg Vice-President of Homcroom 1, 4g Vice- Prcsident of Sophomore Class 25 Executive Council 2, 3, 4g Vice- President of Student Body 43 Monitor 2, 3g Head Monitor 4g Track Team 2, 3g Block C and 2 stars 2, 3, 4g NANCY ANDERSON CALLCOTT l'Na'ncy English Club 1, 29 Hi-Life Literary Staff 1, 2, 3g Exchange Editor of Hi-Life 2g Hi-Steppers lg Secretary of Homcroom lg Pres of Southern Association of Student Councils 3g National Honor Society 3, 43 Secretary of National Honor Society 3g Gym Meet I, 3g the C0lZl7IIl1ll171 Staff 3, 4g Old English HC 3g 40 Point Award 3g President of Student Body 4g Explorers' Club, Sf, ANNE YEOMAN CLARK Amid Good ro be merry and wise. PATRICIA BRAZELLE CALVERT Ihr She is the sweetest of all singers. Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 4g President lg Hi-Steppcrs lg Baseball lg Old English C and Star 2, 3g National Honor Society 3, 4g Vice- President of Homcroom 35 Bible Survey Club 4g Vice-President of Bible Survey Club 4g International Relations Club, President 4g Assistant Advertising Manager of Colzmzbian Business Staff 4g President of Homcroom 4. DONNIE CATOE L' 'Tis more fun 10 live than to die. lli-Steppers lg Red Cross Representative 1, 2g Gym Meet 1, 2g Basketball I, Zg Touchdown Passball 23 Dramatic Club 2, 4g Study Hall Assistant 3g Boosters' Club 3, 43 Glee Club 4g Literary Staff of Clllllillllfflll -lg Recess Monitor 4. OIVI-INS COBB Pete He who manned in lmsre and 7IIL'l'I71.l' I0 'wed at leisure. Dramatic Club 1, 29 Assistant Sports Editor of Hi-Life lg Sports Editor of Hi-Life 1, 23 Intramural Basketball 2g Intramural Soft- ball Zg Cafeteria Monitor 31 Vice-President of Homcroom 4g Cheerleader 49 Sports Editor of C0l1l7I1blII7I 4. I3 ATN A Anne A fheerfnl eheerfnl smile, a charm of friendship all the while. -'lfouchdoxvn Passball 1, 2, Basketball 1, Z, 3, A -Squad Basket- bal 2,33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4, Vice-President .43 yni Meet 2, 3, Baseball 3, HA -Squad Baseball 3, Block HC Zglllnglish Club Z, 3g Boosters' Club 3, 4, Red Cross Representa- tive 3, 4, President 4, Announcers' Club 3, Columbian Staff 3g 'Librarian 3g Supply Room Assistant 4, National Honor Society 4g Girls' Sports Editor of Columbian 4, Executive Council 4, Ajdmnitor 4, 40 Point Award 4. ,IDA MAE DAVIS Ida 1 So sweet and pure and fair. Red Cross Representative 1, 2, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Boosters' Club 3, 4. CURREN REMBERT CRAFT Busy Mischief, than art afoot. Hi-Life Literary Staff 1, 2, Homeroom Correspondent for Hi-Life 1, Hi-Steppers 1, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Youth Council 3, Boosters' Club 4. VVILBUR RAY CRAPPS '4Ray To the master of all arrf' National Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Distributive Educa- tion Club 3, 4, President 4, Art Editor of the Columbian 4, Hi-Life Representative 4. H N 'QF' ICLICANOR DICKSUN Dinky Y V' MARY JANE DeHART 'glanien Speech is the index of the mind. Absence list Typist 4, Bible Survey 4, Glee Club 4. BETTY LOUISE DENT Bet 4'Laugh thy golden laughrerf' I-Ii-Life Correspondent 1, Old English C 1, President of Homcroom 1, 2, 3, 4, lst Prize State Fair 29 English Club Z, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Boosters' Club 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Treasurer 3, Monitor 4. Behold her, single in the field. john Delahoxve, McCormick, S. C., 1, 2, Distributive Education Club 4, Secretary 4, Vice-President of Homeroom 4. XVALLACE GREGG DICKSON Wallace If he has any faults, he has left us in doubt. john Delahowe, McCormick, S. C., 1, 2, Vice-President of Homeroom 3, 4, Vice-President of Senior Class 4, Distributive Education Club 4, yice-President 4, President 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Treasurer 4. ' 1. 4 - BRUCE MCCALL DODD Bra Absolute knowledge, I have none. Projector Operator 2, 3, 4g Glee Club, President 4. BANKS A. DUTTON, Goof From fha! silence, something more. Radio Club 4, Sportsmans' Club 4. I. T. ELDERS '4Hitch your 'wagon to a star. GEORGE ENTZMINGER George1' I 'want free life and I 'want fresh air. President of Homeroom 1, 2g Secretary of Homeroom 1, 2. 1 f A zgflf' Z i IJ-15 VICTOR LEE FLAKE Y - ' 'Tis no sin for a 111a11 to labor inghis vocation. B -Squad Football 2g Class Volleyball 2g Class Basketball 2g A -Squad Football 3, 43 Block C and Star 3, 4g Commercial Art Club 49 Hunting and Fishing Club 4, Treasurer 43 Vice- President of Homeroom 4. ALVILDIA ANN FRICK 'lBillie Ann Love all, trust 11 few, do wrong to none. rw .rw 5-iii A .. JI CARL RUDOLPH GARDNER Rudolph I am not in the role of common men. Springfield High School lg President of Homeroom 23 Key Club 3. 4g Chess and Checker Club 4g Radio Club 4. FRANCES ANN GIBSON Light she 'was and like a fairy. Touchdown Passball 1, 2g Secretary and Treasurer of Home- room 1, 2, 3g Basketball lg Hi-Steppers lg Gym Meet lg President of Homeroom 49 Monitor 4g Dramatic Club 4, MARTHA JENKS FICKLING 'ljenlesn Napoleon was small, too. Bank IF Jljramatic Club 1, 2, 3g Gym Meet 1, 23 Hi-Steppers lg cers Club 3 4 Vice President3 President 4 Oflice As- sim A 'mess Alsager of Hi-Life 4. . -4 ,LW ANCEQLRODGERS FINCH Frances .J I 'wanted the goal and I sought it. ivfdtfcbdow 'Pnssball lg Hi-Life Literary Staff lg Baseball 1 ls Presi of Homeroom? 4g Vice-President of Representative Qbjnhil 44-Boosteiz MQ French Club 4, President 4g Office Assistant fiyfl I' ctVicw CHARLES XVALTLR FRICK Charles MI-le serves all who dare to be true. President of Homeroom lg Red Cross Representative 2g Baseball 2, 3g Radio Club 4g Monitor 4g Projector Operator 4. ANNE LOUISE FULTON Anne They are only truly great who are truly good. Bible Survey Club 4, President 43 English Club 4g Business Staff of the Colzrmbian 49 Ofice Assistant 4. HAWWM I5 CAROLYN AGNES GLEATON Gleatorz uThe only 'way to have a friend is to be one. Orangeburg High School 1, Secretary of Homeroom 2, 3g Gym Meet 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2g Announeers' Club 2, 3, Secretary 2g President 3, English Club 2, 3g Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Accompanist Zg Boosters' Club 3g Hi-Life Literary Staff 3g National Honor Sb- ciety 3, 4, Vice-President 4g Executive Council 4g Assistant Un- derelass Section Editor of Columbian 4, Cheerleader 4g Vice- and mighty sfweetf' BETTY ANN GLEN The xilenve often of pare innocence perxnadex when .vpeaking failxf' English Club lg Hi-Steppers 1, Gym Meet 1, 2, Basketball lg Touchdown Passball 2g Volleyball 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Vice- Betty President -lg Supply Room Assistant 3, 4, President of Home- 1710111 4. MARTHA JANE GOFF lane 1fyoztu'eren't meh a devil, jane, yozfd be a perfect angelf' Gym Meet 1, Vice-President of llomeroom 1, Band 1, 2, Presi- dent of Homeroom 2g Eau Claire High School 3g Announcers' Staff of Hi-Life 4. President of Student Body 4g 40 Point Award 4, O. j. GLEATON O. I lt3s nice to be natural when yozfre naturally nicef' Vice-President of Homeroom 1, Red Cross Representative 2 Glee Club 4, Dramatic Club 41 Monitor 4. ai? RAOUL GOODNVYN Haste maker waste. B -Squad Basketball 3, Boosters' Club 4, Chess and Checker Club 3, Vice-President 4, Boys' Glee Club 49 HA -Squad Basket ball 4. MARVIN GREGORY MA: tz basketball player helf hard to beatg he's 'very clever President Homeroom 1, Vice-President of Homeroom 1, B Squad Basketball lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, HB -Squad Football 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Senior MY Leaders' Club 4, Block C Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 4, Man- She'.t got an flT7lIflll of charm. XYILLIAM MORSON GROOMS Bill To worry little, to study len, is my idea of happinexff' Distributive Education Club 3, 4, Promotion Manager 3, Pub- lieity Manager 4. ANN XVOEIFORD GUTHRIE l'Ann There'x no other snare for a mavfx heart like waving red hairf' Touchdown Passball 1, Gym Meet lg Glee Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, -lg Secretary-Treasurer 45 Literary Staff of Clllllllllllilll 3, President of Homeroom 4g Boosters' Club 4, Presi- dent 4g Ollice Assistant 4g Business Manager of Columbian 4. ager MB -Squad Football 4g B -Squad Basketball Coach 4. VVILLIAM LEGARIC HALL H1lly 'TWH A fwifx a feather and a Chief a roal,' and honest mank' the noblest 'work of God. Monitor 4. l ' Lois JEAN HANNAH -telmzmwt River High School, Charlestonilg Gym Meet 2, 3, Baseball 7 ' Boosters' Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4g Girls' Glee Club 3, 4g Librarian 31 President 4g Dramatic Club 3, 4, Announcers' Club f3, 4, Recess Monitor 4. AL BOYCE HARLEY, JR. '4Drur1zn1er Boy 'They tell me I'nz the big noise in the band. President of Homeroom lg Band 2, 3, 49 HB -Squad Football 2, Explorers' Club 2g Red Cross Representative 25 Old English CH 3g Star 43 Boys' Glee Club 4. ...Q BETTY VARIAN HARVEY Bert .. The world's no better if we worry, Life's no longer if we hurry. J. H. A. 4g Cafeteria Proctor 4. f my V' J MARY El , W Rejoice and men will seek you. Glee Club 2, 3, 4g j.H.A. 2, 3g Touchdown Passball 2g Basket- ball 2, Gym Meet 2, 33 English Club 2, 3g Volleyball 3, Monitor 3, Bible Survey Club 4g Office Assistant 4g MARTHA VVILDRED HERON Let us all be happy and live within our means, efucn if we have to borrow money to do ir. Hi-Life Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. Alumni Editor 2, Feature Editor 3, Asso- ciate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4g Homeroom Secretary 1, Gym Meet 1, 2g Dramatic Club lg lfnglish Club lg Touch Down Pass Ball lg Auditorium Monitor lg Baseball lg Vice-President of Homeroom 2g Basketball 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Presi'4, JIMMIE LaNELL HOLLIS limbo V Sinceriry is beauty. Monitor 2g Homeroom Secretary 2g Homeroom Vice-President 3g j. H. A. 3, President 4. BOBBIE JEAN HOOD 'lPete3' Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. After School Gym lg English Club 2g F. B. L. A. 4g Recess Moni- tor 4. 9 CHARLES O'NEAL IVEY How dull it is to pause. Volleyball 2, Explorers' Club 4g Radio Club 4. BERTIE RAYMOND JACKSON A big heart always wishing to do right, and to be friends with everybody. Q It . A-VT 'L 5 .. . if ALBERT BOYD HORNSBY IVorth makes the man. Baseball 1, 2, 3g Basketball 2g Class Basketball, Captain 23 Class Volleyball, Captain 2g Block C 2g Homeroom Secretary 2, 3g President of Homeroom 3, Vice-President of Homeroom 4, llall Monitor 4g D.E. 4. DAVID XVEBSTER HUNT Da1'u He who does not love wine, women, and song, rcrlmins a fool his whole life long. President of Homeroom U at we Saunas PHYLLIS K IOBLEY JONES She ix rlic darling of our hearty. International Relations Club, President 4, French Club, Vice- President 4, Ofliee Assistant 4. ROY JACKSON, JR. Some my kis'ri1zg'.f fr rin, but I my not at all. Vice-President of Hoineroom 3. C. XV. JONES Tookie U11beamble on the football field and off. UB -Squad Football 2, A -Squad Football 3, 4, Block HC 3 Star 4, Vice-President of Homerooni 3, Sportsmans' Club 4 Secretary 4. 1 SADIIC ELIZABETH JOHNSON' SlJorrSm17 ' Ln11,qlv and rlne world laughs with youf' Hi-1.i1'e Business Staff 1. 2, 3, 4, Asssistant Advertising Manager I, Assistant Business Manager 2, 3, Business Manager 3, 4, Stu- dent Advisor 4. J.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Softball 1, Toueli- down Passball l, Old English UC and 5 Stars 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Meet lg Cafeteria YYorker 1, 2, 3. -lg Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Nurse's Oflice 2, 3, 40-Point Award 3, Knitting Club, President 4. yn M, SARA FRANCES JUDY Knows everybody, likes everybody, is liked y everybody. Touchdown Pass Ball lg Gym Meet 1, Hoineroom Secretary 1, Secretary of Representative Council 3, National Honor So- ciety 4, Boosters' Club 4, Girls' Glee Club, Secretary 4, Treas- urer of Senior Class 4, C0lZl7l7blIl72 Business Staff 4, Announeers' Club 4. GLENDA CARROL KIRKLAND A rlriizg of beauty is ri joy foreeerf' Secretary of meroom 3. 1 l STANLEY KRUGMAN Krz ilw Indies interfere fwizln work, let the work nlor ' ., Calhoun Forensic Soeiety 1, Championship Volleyba ani 2 IPRANCES ANN LACKEY X m llfiflv cveryrlviiig rlmr pretty iff' d Q f' Mask i4.B.i,.A. s. 4. ' We viii' liae ig C Ky ts E -C? CAROLYN SUE LAYTON Short and Sweet-Slie cnrft be Izmir. l'l0I11C1'00IH Vice-President 1, 4, J.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Junior Red Cross 4. Sm--I2nby JEROLD ALBERT LEE jerry lVl1y rake life scrioizrly-yoiill never get our alive. Hall Monitor 2, D.E. Club, Treasurer 3, Cafeteria Monitor 3, Projector Operator 4, Announcers' Club 4. JAMES FARRELL LEITNER Pete Heir a 'very devil. HB -Squad Football 2, 3, Homeroom President 3, Handicraft Club, Vice-President 4, President 4, Sportsmans' Club, Vice- President 4, Recess Monitor 4. ARLENE LOIS LEVY HSIJLJI gentle, well-schooled and learned, full of noble t1d'IJlC6.,, Vice-President Homeroom 1, 2, Hi-Life Literary Staff 1, Z, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Library Assistant 2, 3, Touchdown Pass Ball 1, Hi-Steppers 1, Baseball Z, English Club 3, 4, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, French Club 4, Office As- sistant 4. I C t6,w-7tsf.J4 'J'l I L 1- ,IJ IVILLIAM FRANKLIN LUCE, -IR. 'ff-6 4 b '0! 'Bill' 'LNe'uer do anything today you can put off until tomorrow. Captain of Gym Team 1, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, B - Squad Basketball 2, 3, Homeroom Vice-President 3, A - Squad Basketball 4, Boosters' Club 4. ANN MORRIS LUMPKIN An indereribable indefinnble wonderful girl. Hi-Life Literary Staff 1, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1, 4 Gym Meet 1, Announcers' Club 4, Boosters' Club 4, Glce Club 5 i' Staff of Colunzbmn 4., r y ,fyfff , 'fri ff t,Q'f4 7 iff f ARTHUR ALLEN MADDEN IVonmn is 7llt17liS bread of life, gee, 1,711 hungry. University High 1, 2, B Squad Football 2, Key Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Columbian Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4. FRIQDICRICK XVILLIAMS MANNING Fred IVh0 relixhes a joke and rejoice: in ti pun. Homeroom President 1, 2, Ilomeroom Secretary 2, Key Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Track Team 2, 4, Block MC 25 Executive Council 3, Monitor 3, President Junior Class 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, B Squad Basketball 3, Ex- offieio Member Representative Council 3, Secretary Senior Class 4. .15 ntD0C11 Emi VIVIAN JO ANN LONG Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and ever so pleasant to be with? Majorette 1, 2, Hi-Steppers 1, Hi-Life Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Society Editor 2, Society Editor 2, Assistant Feature Editor 3, Feature Editor 3, 4, Hi-Life Correspondent 2, Treas- urer of Homeroom 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres- ident 4, Assistant Managing Editor of Colunzbiau 3, Senior Section Editor 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, Announcers' Club 4, Publicity Chairman 4, Boosters' Club 4, 40-Point Award 4. VIRGINIA LOUISE LORICK Lucy A good reputation ix more wlimble than nloneyf' F.B.L.A. 4. FRANCES VVITHERS LUMPKIN I.1m1p A face with glndnexs ofuerxpreadf' Touchdown Passball Manager 1, Hi-Life Literary Staff 1, 2, 4, esident of Homeroom 1, 3, Gym Meet 1, Hi-Steppers 1, ,xecutive Council 2, Monitor 2, Homecoming Queen 2, Cheer- leader 4. LORETTA MAC INTOSH Still sit: the schoolhouse by the road-without my honored presence. Hi-Life Business Staff 3, Assistant Ci Ieyball 3, 4, Basketball 3, Gym Meet 3, Typist for the Columbian 4, I9 M J .val-f M1 IRENE D. MANOS 'lls not music the food of love? Executive Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Life Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Editorial Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Correspondent 1, Glee Club 1, 2, President 2, Monitor 1, 3, A Squad Gym Meet 1, 3, Gym Meet 2, 4, Touchdown Passball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, English Club Z, President 3, Vice-Presi- dent Homeroom Z, Treasurer Sophomore Class 2, Block HC 2, Star 4, Old English UC 2, Star 3, 40-Point Award 2, Volleyball 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer Hnmeroom 3, Staff of Columbian 3, 4. IRENE G. MANOS A smile for all, a greeting glad, a friendly, jolly 'way she has. JUAN HOOK Al.-XTHIAS Ann Pm nor lazy, I just conserve my energy? President Homcroom 1, Hi-Steppers 1, D.E. Club 4. NANCY ANN MC CARLEY iiA7lll7lfl0H rules my brain and love, my heartf' Dramatic Club 2, 4, Boosters' Club 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Study Hall Assistant 3, Girls' Glee Club 4, Homcroom Secretary 4. JOAN CLYDE MC CORKLE Ioan 4'Merrily live, and long. j.H.A. 1, 2, Secretary 1, Gym Meet 1, 2, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 4. LAURA ELLEN MC CRAVY Laurie She's witty. cute, and friendly too. W'e've never seen her 'when sheis blue. Vice-President Homeroom 1, Dramatic Club 1, Baseball 1, Touchdown Passball 1, Hi-Life Literary Staff Z, 4, Eau Claire High 3, Announcers' Club 4, Office Assistant 4, Assistant Senior Section Editor of Columbian, Vice-President of Rich- land County Junior Red Cross 1. WALTER KIRKLAND MC GILL Kirk My only books were women's looks, and folly's all they've taught me. President Homeroom 1, UB -Squad Football 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent Homeroom 2, Vice-President D.E. Club 4, Recess Mon- itor 4. MARION OYVENS MC NINCH I'Vere it nor for fwomen, we men would live like godsf' President Homcroom 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, Volleyball Tournament 2, Basketball Tournament 2, B -Squad Football 3, Captain 3, Key Club 3, 4, Radio Club ice-President Homeroom 4. VII' BENNIE ASBURY MEETZE Roy Books, 'tis a dull and endless strife. Hunting and Fishing Club 4, Commercial Art Club 4. NORMA DELL MEETZE Dellas A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Secretary of Homeroom 1, 4, j.H.A. 2, Glee Club 4. 20 if ' ,XVVQ MARY JACQUELINE MILAM jackie ultis the sparkle of her eyes and the joy of her 'voice that make friends near and far make jackie their choice. Touchdown Passball lg Hi-Steppers lg Baseball lg MA -Squad Gym Meet 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, Secretary of Homeroom 3g Announcer's Club 4g Y-Teens 43 Business Staff of Columbian 4. S4- EDITH NELL BROOM MORGAN H omeroom X: bs W To say 'well is good, but to do well is bette . it X E lg Homeroom Presidenttjf M 'W K X CP XX X .sh 'WS' PRESTON LEE MUSGROVE With mirth and laughter, let sorrow vanish. English Club 3g Literary Staff of Columbian 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g French Club 43 International Relations Club 4. BETTY RUTH NEELY Betty,' IVhat's female beauty but an air clifvine through 'which this maid's all gentle graces shine. Cafeteria NVorker 2. 33 English Club 3, 4: Old English C 3. JACK ESTFIELD MOSE Moose No man can be a patriot o 1 pry stomach. University High lg Orangeburg High 23 i-Life Staff 3, Man- aging Editor 3, Assistant Sports Editor 3g D.E. Club 3, 4g Literary Staff of Columbian 4, Assistant Sports Editor 4g Treas- urer of Chess and Checker Club 4. PEGGY M. MOTLEY Peggy, the Snail Be good sweet maid, and let who will be clever. Touchdown Passball lg Basketball 1, 2, 3g Softball 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 2, 3, 4g Gym Meet 3, 43 Chess and Chejker Club ,4. . .-f V1 ., 1 xg i MARY NICK.-XS A rare compound of oddity, frolie, and fun. Hi-Steppers 1, Touchdown Passball 1, 29 Girls' Glce Club I. 2, 3g Library Assistant lg Baseball 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2. 3, 43 English Club 2, 3g Hi-Life Literary Staff 3, 4g Volleyball 3. 41 Announcers' Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Boosters' Club 3, 4g Vice- President of Homerooni 3g Colmnbian Staff 3, 4, Activities Section Editor 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Xa- N THOK?KS.gLlVER Smiling Ed EDXV Although he has much wit, he is shy of using it. Merit for XVinning Cancer Poster Contest ig Radio Club 4. LOUISE BEACHAM ONVENS lVhether light or dark, short or tall, she sets a spring to snow them all. After School Gym lg English Club lg Vice-President of Home- room 2g Literary Staff of Columbian 3, 4g Underelass Editor 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. President 43 Orlice Runner ig Monitor 4g Explorers' Club 41 Glee Club 41 Ex-Otlieio Execu- tive Council 4. 2l Glee Clu tional Honor Society 4g Office Assistant 4g- JUNE FERELL NORTHCUT NIM.. Fair and gentle, good and trne, iiigllified, and iiepefldalrle, too. After School Gym I. 2, ig Gym Meet lg D.l7. Club 4g Girls' f I 1 Q, if 0-'LZ l'Shall I not take nzine ease at nline own time? p 'Nu., CLARENDA PARKMAN Parleie Dare her not, lest she do itf' Hi-Life Literary Staff I, Z, Assistant News Editor 3, Desk Ifditor 3, Alumni Editor 41 English Z, 3, 4, Vice-President 4g President of French Club 4g Secretary of I-Iomeroom 3g Touch- down Passball 1, 2g Baseball 1, 2g Quill and Scroll 4g OHice Assistant 43 Captain of Volleyball Team 4g IYinner of 40-Point Award 4. LESLIE HAAINER PATTERSON Pain I wish I knew the good of thinking. Glee Club 4, junior Red Cross 4. President 4, Boosters' 43 Ifrcnch Club 4. Club s WN LOIS PADGETT Not too sober, not too gay, just a real good pal in efuery way. ALICE ANN PARHAM 4 She has two eyesl so soft and browngmleelc eilb If If . 1' , , , ,X ' , fa ' X f if JL f C f if o X . . . , ,lr fl: e 7 A JAMES FREDERICK POYVE, jR. Fred W'hen 1 consider how n1y nights are spent! Hi-Life 1, 2, 3, B -Squad Basketball 23 Dramatic Club 3. BERNARD EUGENE RANSOM S '.,.' f -i X 5, .- J LETHA HILDA REDMOND Those who paint her truest, praise her most. F.B.L.A., Vice-President 4. ROOF DELANO RICARD Del Full of fun, a talkative lad, knowing him just makes us glad. Class Basketball 1, 2g President of Ilorneroom 3, Band 4, Com- mercial Art 4g Hunting and Fishing Club 4. 4 E' is Y 3. Red Cross Representative lg HB -Squad Basketball 2, 3, An- nouneers' Club 3g Boosters, Club 3g Hi-Life Business Staff 33 Vice-President of I-Iomeroom 35 Hi-Life Literary Staff 4, Sport Editor 4g Executive Council 4g Old English MC 4' Hi-Y, reasurer 4. President 4, Quill and Scroll 4. w Lea Mus CAROL RICHARDSON Born for success she seemed, with grace to win, and with heart to hold. Vice-President of I-Iomeroom lg Secretary of Homeroom 2, 3g F.B.L.A. 4, Monitor 4. FRED RIDDLE, JR. Freddie Who can weigh your worth? Red Cross Representative 2g President of Homeroom 2. 22 Laboratory Assistant 4g National Honor Society 4g Account- jOI . RIDEOUTTIL S1m1pi11' different and special-tlnatk' me! Hi-Y 1, Vice-President of Homerooin 1, 2g President of Home- room 3. CLAUIJIC FRANKLIN RINICHARDT, -IR. Buddy'I He comes slow, but he carries .rho'. Basketball lg Boosters' Club 3g Projection Team 3, 43 Hall Monitor 3, 4g Iixplorers' Club 3g Secretary of Ilonierooni 3, Hi-Y 4g Vice-President 4g Key Club 4, Ifxecutive Council 4g IiI.IZABIi'liII RUFF ant for Colzmibiim 4. if KA'I'IIl.liI1'.N OPI IIQLIA ROGERS Kitty Stay as you are-nice and xweetf' e Club 4. President of llonierooni 2, Bible Survey Club 4, Glc nldibw ,il VIRGINIA ANNI-Q RIVERS .4ur1.1l1elle Not ihy, not timid, and yet not boldg but just the kitm' of girl that eivrylwtly likexf' Secretary of Hoinerooni lg Glee Club 4g Y-'leens 4. VIVIAN l5I.lClCNlf RUBICRIS S111ile.v She doth teaeh the torehex to burn bright. j.I'I.A. I, 2g 4-ll Club 1, Basketball l, 2g Honicrooni Treasurer 3g Bible Survey Club 4, Glee Club 4g junior Red Cross 4. The true heart and the ready hand. Chess and Checkers Club 4, Knitting Club 4. MARTIN SANIVORI J RUSS 'tHe lm' many 1'irt11e.i'-will -will tell you all tilmnt them Ili-Steppers lg llandicraft l. -IOAN 'l'VI,IiR SAXIMONS NORMA LOUISIC SHICALY IIIf,LlCN KATHRYN SHILALY 110-uvI'? The .veeret eoizi'eio11,v11e.vx of duty 'well perl'orilleil'. Dramatic Club I, 2g Iouclidoxvn Passball I, 2g A -Squad Basketball 2, 3, 43 A -Squad Baseball 2. 33' Bible Survey Club 2, 3, 4g Vice-President of Bible Survey Club 3, and President 4, Block Chg President of Ilonierooni 3, A -Squad Volley- ball 3, 4g National Ilonor Society 3, 4, Study Hall Assistant 33 Manager of Volleyball 3g Ofliee Assistant 3, 4. A girl worth while ii' the girl who mil ,vmile when ei'ery- thing goer dead wrong. I .B.L.A. 3, 4g Red Cross Representative 4g Office Assistant 4. 'fa' 42 Beauty and brains-.1 rare C07lllIl7Il'lfl07l.ll Secretary of I-lomeroom lg Red Cross Representative lg Presi- dent of Homerooni 23 lixecutive Council 2, National llonor Society 3, 4, Supply Room Assistant 3g Monitor 4g President and Secretary of Iixplorers' Club 4. 23 it i. c 5 WALTER WESLEY SHEALY I'Valt You'll win success with a little song, and you'll sing the song as you go along. Class Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Drum Major 2, Drum Major 3, 4, Hi-Life Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Business Man- ager 3, Class Volleyball 2, Class Softball 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4, VVinner of Old English MC 2, Hall Monitor 3, Executive Council 3, Student Musicians' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, President 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, President 4, Treasurer 4, FRANK ROY SHIRLEY 'fSquirrely A wolf among ladies is a most dreadful thing. Band 1, 2, B -Squad Basketball 3, Secretary of Homeroom 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4. ,tg Q34 -X MARY ANN SHUMPERT ' 3' ' A cherry lip, a bonny eye, a passing pleasing tongue. Gym Meet 1, 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4, English Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Office Assistant 4, Old English C 4, Typist for Columbian 4. JAMES BERNARD SLOAN -fL,,,,kv ' I A Pleasure fills onels youthful years, drop study if it interferes. A Vice-President Homeroom 1, President 1, 2, Secretary 2, D.E. 5 , Club 3, 4, Promotion Manager 3. JOAN SHELAMER SMITH Ioanie MARTHA LOUISE SMITH Smilie'3 She walks in beauty like the night, never unpleasant but always quiet. Glee Club 4. XVILLIAM ARTHUR SMITH IA son of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely handsome. Ig 'A -Squad Football 3, B -Squad Football 3, A -Squad Base- ball 3. .IX K X Winsome, warrnhearted, and wonderful. Glee Club 1, 2, Red Cross Representative 1, Hi-Life Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Afsdstant Advertising Manager Z, Advertising Man- ager 3, Qifdfllation Manager 3, Secretary of Homeroom 2, Gym eet 1, 3, Majorette 2, Head Maiorette 3, Editor of D. Club 4, Announcers' Club 4, Explorers' Club 4. llfIARGARET JEAN SMITH Peggy Loyal-hearted, strong of mind, a finer girl you'll nowhere find. Hi-Steppers 1, Hall Monitor 3, Glee Club 4, F.B.L.A. 4. 0 X Haart NANCY SNIPES Better to be small and shine than large and cast a shadow. Gym Meet 1, Business Staff of the Columbian 4, French Club 4, Secretary 4, Glee Club 4, International Relations Club 4, Vice-President 4. WILLIAM JACK STARR Listens to everyone's advice, but does as he pleases. Handicraft 4. 24 WALLACE CREGG STOKES Wallie You're never gloomy, you're nefuer blue,' tbat's wlay we're all so fond of you. Vice-President of Homeroom 35 Radio Club 4. PATSY STOUDEMIRE Par If silence be golden, my wealth is countless. -I.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2. EUGENE HERMAN SWYGERT Gene em HAI! around sport of the best sort. B -Squad Football 1, 2g Varsity Football 3, 4g Track Team 33 Block C 3, 4g j.C. All Star Team 4. Wy- A EVERLY ANN TAYLOR Bev :af W fi No sooner said than done-so acts a woman of worrlaf' K 4 I ,W if Gym Meet 1, Zg Cafeteria Monitor 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President of ? X I ' Homeroom Zg Secretary of Boosters' Club 3g Old English jf 33 Chairman of Homecoming 3, 4g Announccrs' Club 4g Old Qu 91' J ' 1 English C Star 4g Editor of Feature Section of Columbian . f ,' if 49 Chairman of Out-of-Town Bus Trips 4. J' I f , I ,j -9 l ANIELEE RUTH TAYLOR ' Laugh yourself into stitcbesfl Red Cross Representative 3g F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Reporter 4g Moni- tor 4. WILLIAM ROBERT TEAGUE Bobby Liked by all wlso know laim well, gets into misclaief too often Business Staff of UC 1- Glee Club 1, 2, I 4g Commercial THOMAS DIXON TEMPLE, III T0m' , 'lv Variety is the spice of life that gives it all its flavor. Dreher 1, 25 Key Club 3, 43 A -Squad Basketball 4. BOBBIE ELIZABETH THRAILKILL Quiet and kind is she. F.B.L.A. 4g Hall Monitor 4. PATRICIA JEAN THRAILKILL Pat' lt mazters not bow long you live, but bow well. Secretary of Homeroom 2g Vice-President of Homeroom 3g Girls' Glee Club 49 F.B.L.A. 4g Monitor 4. LINN SHECUT TOMPKINS All great men are dying-l don't feel so well myself. Monitor lg Class Basketball lg Secretary of Class lg Key Club 2, Vice-President 3, 4g Captain of Class Basketball 2g Secretary and Treasurer of junior Classg A -Squad Basketball 3, 4g Pres- ident of Homeroom 33 President of Senior Classg Assistant Cir- culation Manager of Columbian 45 Ex-officio Member of Exec- utive Council 4. Hi-Steppers lg Touchdown Passball I, 25 Gym Alcet 1, 21 Dra- , ff lhiiu rl XYILLIAAI RALPH YVATSON .Zia-M' 'I'here'll never be another yon. Old lfnglisli C 35 Commercial Art Club 45 F.B.L.A. Club 4. .XIARY FRANCIQS XY.-XTTS She fame lflllllllllllg' her way to her job. l-'.l3.l.A. 4. lVillic 45 Radio Fran XVILLIAM KAY TURNICR Bill IVild as the wind and twice as fast. President of Homeroom 1, 4g Library Assistant 15 Basketball lg Monitor 25 Announcers' Club 25 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Boosters' Club 44 Literary Staff of Colnnlbian 45 President of Dramatic Club 4. HIQRBIQRT l-QUGICNIQ VARN Gene It ir quality rather than quantity that matters. Executive Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President llomeroom 1, 35 President Homeroom 1, 45 President of Sophomore Class 25 Editor of Hi-Life 25 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Assistant Sports Hi-Life 25 Vice-President of Key Club 35 Boosters' Club Vice-President 3. Nh. 41? l3l'fRNlCl'f CLAIRIC YVHITIC I never knew so young a body with xo old a head. Bible Survey Club 3, 45 Y-Teens Club 41 Girls' Glee Club 4. CAROLINIC l .LIZABlCTH XVHITMIRLI Always friendly and full of fun, her good humor is mr- paxred by none. lfnglisli Club I, 2, 3, President 35 Study Hall Assistant 14 v fp i - K 4? .6 , C DIXII-I ANN XVILLIAMS As good as gold. Secretary of Honieroom 1, 45 j.H.A. lg Vice-President of Homcrooin, lg Red Cross Representative 25 President of Home- room 25 Hi-Life Representative 35 Oflice Assistant 4. MARY lCl.LliN XVILLIAMS 'lMaddie A .vwcet girl with a sweet way. President of Homeroom 1, Vice-President 2, Secretary 25 Hi- Lifc Representative 35 F.B.L.A. 4. wx .-an fi 26 matic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 4 Vice-President 4' President 4 Treasurer junior Red Cross 35 Office Assistant 3 4 Hz life Staff 3 4 Treasurer 23 National Honor Society 3 Boosters' Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3 Assistant Alumni liditor 45 tn will' 'Q SARAH WILLIAMS I cannot work before tomorrow. j.H.A. Treasurer 15 Basketball 15 Commercial Art Club 45 Dramatic Club 4. JANET NVILSON Io Ulf Pm your friend there? nothing too much for me to dof' President of Homeroom 1, 35 Girls' Glee Club l, 45 Vice- President of Homeroom 2, Secretary 3g Red Cross Representa- tive 3g E.B.L.A. 45 Monitor 4. v v v PEGGY JEAN WILSON Peg All play and no 'work make me 'what I anz. ' Touchdown Passball 23 Gym Meet 2g Announcers' Club 4g Hi-Life Business Staff 4. MARTHA MYRTICE WYMAN Men Precious things generally come in small packages. Touchdown Passball lg Gym Meet lg Announcers' Club 4 Girls' Glee Club 43 Business Staff of Columbian 4g Vice- and President of Homeroom 4. 20141 ' wwf ' MARY FRANCES YOUNGBLOOD None knew ber but to love ber, none named ber but to praise ber. President of Homeroom lg I-Ii-Steppers Club lg Secretary and Treasurer of Homeroom 2, 4g Red Cross Representative 2g Boosters' Club 35 Cheerleader 35 Old English C 3g Block C 3g Head Cheerleader 49 Chess and Checkers Club 4. BASHFUL SENIORS Snow King Cam Better late than r1e'uer.' '4Wild 'WM the life 1 led-H FRANCES M. BULLARD Super Best Looking NORMA SHEALY and ARTHUR MADDEN Most Likely to Succeed IRENE MANOS and GLENN BELL S .... M ,ip 406 M. Class Sweethearts NANCY MCCARLEY and WALTER SHEALY Best All Around IRENE MANOS and LINN TOMPKINS Best Drgssed JANE GOFF and JOE RIDEOUTTIE 'ffl tl . E a 28 atives Best Personality jOSEPHINE BOYLE and CRENSHAW BECKI-IAM XJ up Hia , I I ya , 2 lj i'.V'f . z'!,y pl' J -I VX , - Q J' -1 ' ,, A-,f 339 QM' Q5 2' E ff T V, ' 'Ml Q fl! VV 1 , ffv ' j'J ,lj ,ff ' ll S J fr , K wif j 1 1 , fi J -,,, ' 'W ,JE -1' .ifwll Q Na J fl ff x, f f fy MX I , 1 I , , ,pwfifkffvx wi 1 ,fl ry 'Af 01 ful K Most Popular f' f X l JGSEPI-IINE BOYLE and LINN TOM? INS Most Dependable LOUISE OWENS and RAY CRAPPS Friendliest FRANCES LUMPKIN and GENE VARN Most Athletic DIACKIE MILAM and C. W. JONES 29 p---- Q Laziest Most Talented PAT CALYERT and RAY CRAPPS PEGGY WILSON and CAM TOMPSON Most Bashful MARY ANN SHUMPERT and TOMMY TEMPLE Best Dancers ARY FRANCES YOUNGBLOOD and BILL TURNER Most Studious LOUISE OVVICNS and CLAUDE RHINEHART 41 Jumicws O MXH 1 o r avg foo EWSMA-tx oi X 'W , 'yy X392 V Sn. M4 My YW 13 President DON CLARK Vice-President GEDDETH SMITH . G E I SecretaI'Y'Treasurer l C LS FRED KOON Sponsor MISS HANNA PEARLSTINE 32 RONNIE ACKERMAN LENAIR AMICK BARNEY ANDERSON HISLIQN ANDREYVS I gli vi M CIIARLIQS BISHOP E'I'I-IEL BLACKMON ANN BLECKLEY NORMA BREAZEAI 2 is AR 6 449 K Q0 . fW f -sp I qv OQ4,f9Cf -ua.-xx ls.-xluck G1-1R,x1,lJ 1a.,xUlQNlGl1'1A ANNE BIJICIQA I AN GENE BERRY f ff? 6 Hn F, Y. M I , f I b ' P 5155 .,,- 1 VIRGINIA unlock I H , NliI.LE BROGIJON B, I -::-f RIQUBIQN BROXVN A ' RONNIIV, c:AIx1P1s1c1,1. SARA CAMPBELL YYONNIC CAMPBELI. BILLY CATOE PATSY CHANDLER GMM, , ' Q, JAM HCV? ,W1 ,JV DON CLARK JUDY CLARKE MARY LOU COATS -IENNIE COGDELI. -QSUDDY COLEMAN XJ, BILLY COLLINGYVOOD JU -IACKIE COLLINGXVOO GLORIA CRAPPS C 4' 4' I WILLIAM CROCKILR Vrfjipff, JOAN CROSBY dk MARY LIB CULLER BILLY DEAN DAVID DUBOSE CAROLYN EADDY MARVIN ICARGIJL ' PIQIAIC ICXIERSON pw 'fl .XI-XRTIIA DEHON ANN DERRICK ,IIKIMY DODSON CHARLES DONAHUE jlMMY FOX PATSY GALLOP BOBBY GANTT FRIEDA GED INGS rp N I ,PISA ' I A . ' H ! MARY EMRIE M 42 I .' N' UUAN ICSTUFAN 'I Q,,,, ' if I f I CAROLYN EVANS g It q,,q,,A . f ' NORMA FREE N A w E SE S S 'UPI' Ii . LJ ICDXVIN GOLDSTEIN ELEANOR HAGOOD JOHN HAMITER LUTHER HATCHER . FSEFQ .'.. f-is EMMA HINSON SONNY HINSON VVARREN HODGE LOUISE HOLT RAYMOND HENDERSON LYNN HENDRICKS LUCIUS HERIOT EUGENE HILL I ,- ' 1.1 I RICHARD HORNE JOHN HUGHES NANCY HUGHES PETE HUGHES I l.Il,l,lI-1 MAE HUTTO ROSE ELLEN H UTTO MAC JAMES RAY JONES CAROLYN JEFFERS SIDNEY JONES CAROLYN JOYNER PEGGY KEEFE Af-X yAl I bxdgs jA.g,f' 1s.x1x1A JIQNKINS L ' BOBBY JLQNNIN ANN JETER LAURA H1425 , - ' A-0' ' X5 ,f-- H ' i' E Q 4x4 f ,' . 1 ,-' M.,-I I' - if A I fu Ar 4' ,L GRACELYN KIBLERf PATSY KONEMAN JEAN LaBORDE DORIS LEE l,OlS LEE ROONLQY LINOSTROM JOE LONG JANE LYONS U ,., 0 if OATHIQRINE MCCLAIN 'rominc MCCRORY POXVERS Mc OLWIPY-'J GLED O NAOMI MANGUM GUS MANOS LEE MAUPIN SALLY MCCANTS STEPHEN McKEE HELEN MELLO VERON MELONAS BEVERLY MELTON f ff , If .1 'f I San.. 5 : B f .PS-2.-g-..' : X .ri ,, .35 f if 0 .,,,,,: I -it X..--I 115' ' - , . P -15555 R W R. WAYNE METZE EUGENE MITCHELL , ALA F If PEGGY MOORE HAROLD MORGAN SHIRLEY MUNN PAT MURPHY JOAN MUSGROVE BARBARA MYERS ERNEST NICHOLS BARBARA NOBLES MARGARET ORR STANLEY PAPA-IOHN jlmxx NIXNCE SHIRLEY NICICLAND LUCY NEELEY JOAN NEIVNH AM 5 I MS If A WESBIT PORTER - JOAN PRICE 5 f BETSY REID :2 ',,': V 1 X ,I MELTON RICHARDSON' Y Wfi' . muff I , 's V.Q,,:-' JEAN PARKER Q MARG1E PHILLIPS - '- JOANNA PITTMAN A BARBARA PLOWVDEN A -S1 I Z 'rf r ', 1 Vx 'l 'I 'ff w9Q4f , f' BETTY X KIRK ROBINSON CECIL RUFF XVALTER RUFF .. MARY ALICE RUSTIN X COROTHY SAUND A I, S' GLORIA ROGERS MARY E. ROSEBOROUGH X 2 BOBBY SILASIL BILLY SISIQL ATH LLQIL SHILALY JO ANN SHIQALY X I A 'I' -O' X aw ' KARL SIIIQALY PIQGGY SIILQALY CAI IIICRINIC SIIIRAII KAY SINIONSON c1.xRo1,YN SIMPSON ',Q. A FRANCES SIMPSON q MARIA QSIOISOS .I 4 qu Q GLDDLTH SMITH I N L - H ESI A I fx ' 5 Q i 3 V '. 'Q' - ,Q 1 ' '1 .IAXIICS SM1'1'1-1 i 7163 . XVALTICR SMITH N I JQNLS Suomi fy if . Mya -IILANNIL'I I'IQ,,15JKXC9 , YL., 7 ,I-1 , L74 ,I ' ' .. 1 , ' f Il 'I JT, ,. !?I' I ,JA - r I+'I.ORRIIi STILVILNS ' I ' ' 5 Y' PATRICIA STOKES NVILLARD STOKES 'f BILLY SWYGICRT 'S' .XIARI,I'NIi UIJI ,,.I' ,XRCIIIIC L'NIPIII.IfT'I' 'jx XIIKI-1 VARIJAS X V , ILAIIL W ALD J. ' 'SY 'IALB Q J.5:Ja, 4' BOBBY TAYLOR Sl IIRLICY 'I'I IORNION PATRICIA TOXIS VIANIQ XYICICKS ICUGFNIC er XVI IITIC MARY NVIDICMAN JACK XVILKLIS NORMAN NVll,l.lAKlS DONALD XVILSON j.-XCOB XVINGARD 0? J Yr LOUISIC NVITHFRS T mc'rTY VVOODVVARD marry YOUNGINLLR THOSIC XVHO DO NOT HAVE PICTURES Albert Abbott, jackie Brooks, Bobby jerine Fincher, Clyde Green, W. M. Dorothy McNeil,Franccs Mottc, Billy Cutoc, Patricia Catoc, lflizabcth Huffstctlcr, Fred Koon, Roy La- Ribhardson, Billy Scott, Sidney Shealy Crouch, Nlargic Fdwards, John Ellis. Grandc, Murray Lido, Marv Frances Frank Strickland, Donald Wall. Maher. 38 Joplmm or as PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Sophomores 'ffl . VICE PRESIDENT Rhett Roman Billy Beckham Charles Rivers 40 SPONSOR Mrs. Spigner Officers rst Row ton Adams Lvqnne Asbill Clarence Ashley jimmy Atkinso johnjltkinson harlep NVilliam QPcnnyJ Aiken n Second Row Bobby Aughtry Fred Baldwin jane Ball Marcia Bankhead Margaret Ann Barber Bobby Bates ' Third Row 'Billy Beckham XVallace Berry Edward Binnicker Patricia jane Birch Paulwyu Bolick Paula Boltin Fourth Row David Bookter Sylvia Borghi joe Bouknight M. j. Brady Billy Brazell Lucille Brown Fifth Row Pete Buck Eula Mae Burch Robert Burton Beatrice Busby O'Neal Busby julian Byrd Sixth Rofw Stacy Calcutt Frank Callcott Lyle Campbell Betty jean Carter Billy Cobb Mattie Collins Seventh Row Duane Cook jackie Cooper Ben Coward Durham Daniel janet Davis Sonny Davis Eighth Row Coreen Texas Delay Rene Derrick Shirley Dickert Shirley Draffin Furman DuBois Richard Ninth Row Dutton Eargle Elders Farmer jerry Fisher Tenth Rofw T. Fogle rances Fouche DeVere Foxworth Fred Foy Nellie Ray Frick Barbara Fugate lf' l ' 5 I is at ' , g '53 'X afar f K S' 1 R I 3' 'Q Y Y . .,,. j -6 u X , ' Q . 4 1 -i ? -mf -tw? at 1 3 1 X' 1 1? Q r c y 'Z 1 Q 1 i X First Row Clarence Gallop Bertha Gardner jean Gardner l lelen Gasque lirnest Gates Billy Geiger Second Row Maxine Gergel Cash Godbold 'lioniniy Goins Louise Griffin Nadine Hallman juanita Haltiwanger Third Row liarl Hainniond Margaret Harris joan Harrison john Helms Sarah Helms Anne Hendrix Fourth Ro-w Helen Hennies Mary Herlong Shirley Hollis Betty Hull Roy Lee Hunter Barbara Hutto Fifth Row Doris Hyatt Larry jackson Doris Jacobs Sandra johnson lidinund jones Curtis Joyner Sixrh Row llonzlltl Katz Paul Kelly Graham Kirby Mary Kirby George Knight lilizabeth Kronberg Sevemh Row Riellard .-Xrlean Kyall .Xrie Landrum Corrine Lathrop Lroy Layton Magdalene Loeklair jerry Lovell Eighrh Rofw Neil Maeauley Batlei Mack XYilliani Madden Peggy Mangum Carl Manheim Carolina Marshall Ninth Row Milton Martin Yetta Martin ,lack Matthews Faye Maulilin Barbara MeCravy Cecil McCullough Tenth Row Steve MeCurry Donald Melflyeen jilninie MeKeown Bobby McKnight Margie McL:iurin Doris MeMeekin rzrrt Kofw Mittie MeNineh Don Methias Cecil Mills julia Mitehum Uklell Mitehuni james Morgan Second Row joan Morgan Nadine Muns liilly Murray Carolyn Neeley Robert Neeley Roberta Nicholson Third Row George Nickas Sybil Nobles Tommy Orr lietty Owen Patsy Penny Barbara Perry Fourth Row Charles Perry Frances Pinckney jackie Pope lion Powe Billy Price Dorothy Quattlebaum F iftla Row lfrank Randle jimmy Reamer james Revels jackie Richardson Bleeka Rista Charles Riners i Y Sixth Raw jaequeline Robbins ,f8hirley Rodda Melvin Rogers Rhett Roman Celia Ruff Xlarjorie Russ Seventh Rdfw joan Russell X Annie Lou Rye jack Sammons Harrison Saunders David Saussy Doris Selph Eighfb Row Doris Sharpe Royse Shirley james Singley Bobbie Slice joye Sligh Xlary Sloan N inth Rom' Roy Smarr Cecil Smoak Laverne Smith Vivian Smith Georgie Spires jack Springs Tenrb Row Shirley Stewart john Strange Marvin Strange Virginia Tallon Russell Templeton Raymond Terry X . SOPH K JN IORICS XVITHOUT PICTURES F irst Row Chris Thee Cunningham Thomas Buddy Tidwell Lamar Utsey Betty YValsh Gaines XVanslcy Second Row Blanche TV est VVilliam NVest Margaret XVhitsell Martha jo VVilliams Nell Wfilliams Earl YVilson Third Row Betty VV inn Dewey VVise jack VVoff0rd Frances VV right Pat Abernathy, Harvey VVesley Alex- Danny Howard, Charles Kennedy, William Small, Herbert Stockrran andcr, Judy Bell, Paul Brit, Levaughn Harold Kirshner, Frances McCravey, jean Townsend,Hazel Eugene VVa1ker Davis. Oscar Hilyer. Jeanette Sharpe, Kay Shimmel. Tommy VValker, Ansel Zusman. M klfl' flaw MM, N' MWTILM freahmen Freshmen PRESIDI -JW My 9 mld Harrison XM VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Biuy sugh George Long Officers SPONSOR Miss McDearm0n 46 X xg X '33 ,V ' 6 K, ., V Iqn g r if 7, 4- Sufi 4 4' sf? A IIVXI ICH-:gn I5,u'lmr.u XllL'1'Il.IIl1f', Xvlenc .Xltee, Nnney .Xrniclg Xlyrrle Clary, lillllllkl Clulllr, l5.n'ry Cfullinx, Irene Cfoulc, l,in4ln vn.1Ill .Xmlruxxw, XI1n'Il1.l -In fXmpuIe1', Iluris fXL1gI1t1'y, Keith Ckmlg, Ulgnn fimrlg l'.1ul ffmulc, Xl.n'y .Xlieeff1lI'llerr. l r1urfb Rm: lllglmznn, Xml llfmlen, Snnf11.! Rutgi ,In Xnn Hoyle, liolmlrie Brzul, XUI'IlI.ll1clUllIllN,l ll l'.2lI'I'f:I4Uk'lik'l',SllN1lI1fllllL'l2lNlll'L',.Xl1lgglC Klan lun, lf.n'ul llrmxn, fQ.n'nlyn Qnnplvell. lull l.ee Carter, .Xlnry Iiglxxlains, llilly Dent, julia Dent, .lane llerrieli, Patsy Derrick lllen fl.llllllL'Il, Ifrylulees fflnsln, lfnunees fflnrlc. 'l'bi1'J Row: lfllf RMU: .lnnnne lJllI1llLll', l,exlie, llunlier, Shirley Dutton, erte Goff, Nnrvis, fluff, llulmlmy Green, Peyton Green, Billy lnrry Iiywn, Ilnrry I-klwgmls, 'lnyee l'legmn', 'llolmy lllvington, Green. .Xnn llnir, Donnlel ll1ll'l'l5Hl1, lesl llurvey, Rnnalulph nlxly l'kYCI'lI1ll'I. Silllh RMU: Clmrlew l'1L1lllliIHCl', lfrzlnees Faulk- llzlyslett. lfI.Lgf1rlv Raw: june llemlrix, bluyee llinsun, Olive mr, Xlyrl l lIlL'llL'I', Gerry lfusrer. jerry l'llll1LlCl'llLlflC, Joanne lloml, Nell llurnslmy, jan llouglm, .Xnn llllfflllklll,f:1ll'l'0l lluff C. mlner, Ihtsy Cl.mlne1'. Ifrmees Clenrge. Seculzflw Raw: jean- srerler. Olin lluffsrerler. Ixn jenn Hughes. 1 gvk. ,1 E .6 'Q , 4 of I Y M Q' l 4 I I l r l Q ...K 4 Q ,. 1- Q , 1 if 1. ,rf ' ' K Z X S .X7 K H' M -a xv 1 2 '95 vi 9 P Q E2 if ' X Q J el l el e eeln n e i f 1 f Rl. n .. it Q' 'F ::-. , '1.. ' 2 .- ? x: ' 1 V I HS I '-,'- i , Q AXE 3. X -Q fwka ' Aw, Ifirrr Rosie: Marie llutto, XVilliani Irvine, Marjorie jackson, lflixalxetli johnson, R. .X, johnson, john jones, Sherry Jones, Patsy jordan. Sumfld Ro-wz Donald Joyner, Lilburn Joyner, Xlary Karanilte, jerry Kelly, Ilazel Kirkland, Berverly Layton, ,Iinnnie l.ee, Ann Lerltoff. Third' Row: Raymond Linden, f' lfiffli Row: lfranlqlin Melonas, Vivian Metts, Ray Milam, Norma Xloi-gan. Stella Morris, Leo Mosely, Marlene Neeley, Marueen U'Brien. Sixlb Row: Barbara Oliver, Virginia Orr, Sam Owens, lyllllillll Padgett, Bill Paradesus, joe Parham, Billie Pate, YVilliam Payne. Suzwlflv R0-ze: George Phillips, Gary Priee, McRae j 'I'J :fav M ...i ph . L I ' v X 6 L 4' 1 ,,.,,,,,, I Q ff ' if ul if .,,,,, We 5 if re Q' 2 ,, if 5 . i f . - . 21: 'V - ,. .. 5 ...Q .MEN .355 'Q 'Qi . --JE. Q ' - - - at .r 4 . Q - I , A we . . R . is J 1 li ' , if .Q Rim 1 A . Q 1 .. in . if i t 5 , 52.5. A I S . wg --- - ae -r 1-an .RQ . , K Q YS L as 4' 4 ' . - AK A 'V' 32' . FE -, A MT i George Long, Stephen Looney, Franklin Loriek, Bonnie Love, Daisy Lovett, j. ll. Lueas, Marion Lucas. Fourrla Row: Joe Mack, Martha jo Malpass, Billy Martin, jackie Martin, Betsy MeCutchen, jackie McNeal, Annie Medlin, jean Mello. 1 - ' 4 X 1 ' f fl X ' 5 . Quattlebauni, Barbara Ralcy,l.Xlarie Ranipey, Carroll Rawl, jean Richardson, Barbara Roberson, Billy Robinson. Eighth Row: David Roof, joe Rosliorongh, Virginia Ross, jininiy Rouquic, ilillLlI'I1lUIlLl Sauls, Rosanne Selixxartl, Kathleen Sliaw, Anna Shealy, lfranltlyn Shealy, a , Q I 4' if YV as A V-an f 1 .Q . , A V i fl 1' ' W n xg QF 'h il I an 1 ' A 3 i 7 ,af , , ., ' 1 its ,I agar W .abd 1 V ' :Q W, , J-7 J, 5 , .fi H I W' l E r 13 X al' xfvts X' :H 1 Z 'qi' vt 'fr 1, igr' ' i i f -will ' ? 1 J C -., I -.L X n- 'X-QI, .. fx' Charlene Sheppard Geraldine Shirey Catherine Shull Henry Smith Marjorie Smith Milton Smith Theron Smith Louise Stalnake Grady Starnes Bobby Steele Conway Stokes Marty Stork Frances Slice Shirley Slice Billy Sligh Patti Smith Robert Smith Sidney Smith I' Harold Strange Betty jean Sturkie , gk. Betty Stroman james Summer ' -. johnny Taylor in . is Pam Taylor v MVS Margaret Templeton Bobby Thomas Anne Thompson Marvin Walberg Io Ann Watson Lindsay Watts T. D. Wilson jennie Wingard jackie York Donald Thorson Patsy Turner Millard Waites W. C. West johnny Whitaker Robert Williams R H ef? i i is Q Lil LAZY FRESHMAN 51, K J X Robert Bingham Stewart Booker f F it Ross Davis Q LL K K jacob Franklin Gooding A ' V, Gloria Hamilton . E g Fred Huiett A jjj. Barbara Morris 'L' Raymond Neese I N jud Pate A. gP0well l U S jimmy Smith X ff' Leila Mae Walker 4 X Betty jean Witherspoon X 49 is .X 'xiii R O' . . ...... at work and play sw C. of we ml ul'ilC1lfLlCL'N .Xl1lUPlI1ASL'0I'CliCCPCI' Su- perb Dick scores the first touchdown in the C.H.S.-Dreher game , 1 'N Ms- sims-Qslss t it . , J t 5 nt...tswls,st..tt .... I , ,. K, , W A Q sf WMM, .t .. , A--ss, ,- WXNHWKWS, W W ws. We W. A . no . - st t 5' 'i I if I- 1' .... . .. , .,A. uw Cat Patterson and Fans George Tompkins, a staunch supporter of the Caps. His Lunch Box was a familiar sight to the students until it was demolished to make way for the new public library. Marv harmonizes with three other seniors at their class Christmas party. Look nt thc expressions and we did UFCSS fighf c South Klnrolinn ciclcgnrion to the S..-X.S.C. Com'cntion in Okla- nn Cfirx' . X Sq' LOQ1 Larolum 51 An arf class at work , , ,.,,.. Miss Graham unleashes her humor on Five seniors stop to smile for the camera. Mrs. Little. Miss Pearlstine clears up a question. A favorite hangout . . . the front steps at 3:15. Recess . . . when good friends get together. Miss Pitts teaching French IQ C ff' gff7Zf'Q5 Exeeutw r . x I N I do soltl I list Semester Ullicers 'sf' ' X, 1 if Ninn Callcott, President. Sevwzd 5' X BN , , I is ii s I reasurer, jane XVeeks, Sec- I X K ' ' X I ittux Citorgt Butk, Vice-President. Serving as the link between the faculty and student body, the Ifxecutive Council has, during the '50-'Sl sessions, made a memorable record for itself. Its duties, which have been ever increasing, include debating, solving problems and initiating new projects for the school. Under the leadership of its presidents, Nancy Callcott and Glenn Bell, and its advisor, Miss Christine Webb, some of the council's major accomplishments for the year include its representation at the Southern Association of Student Councils' convention in Oklahoma City, at which Colum- bia High was President School, Freshman VVeek, and the From the President's Ch ur lst Semester lfxecutive Council First row: Lce Maupin, jane XVeeks, Carolyn Iiaddy, Irene Manos, Nancy Calleott, Mac james, Shirley Dickert. Second row: Anne Hendrix, lVildrcd Heron, Bernard Ransom, Louise Owens, Sophia Atlians, Frank Calleort, Claude Rinehardt. Third row: Gus Manos, Norma Breazeale, Carolyn Gleaton, Linn Tompkins, Geddcth Smith, Glenn Bell. 6 Council llll ri x., Council's College Day First row: Anne l lendrix, Nancy Callcott, Sophia Athans, I,ee Xlnupin, Rhett Roman, Irene Xlanos, Gene x'AlI'l1.SL't'07IdT01L'l Cieddetli Smith, XVildred Heron, jane llendrix, Norma Breazeale, Dot Saunders, Carolyn Glea- ton, Ann Davis. Third row: Donald llarrison, George Buck, Glenn Bell, l.inn Tompkins, Dick llalwington, Miss YVelmh, advisor. i I I , 2 A . 5 4 First rms: Glenn Bell, President int X L Secretary. SLTUIIJ rms: Nnncv C r D urerg Carolyn Gleziton, Vice-l rtsu L it Bill Goudelock Scholarship lfund, Numerous fund-raising projects-the talents shows, continuance of study hall inov- ies, and the girls' spring football game-have kept the coun- cil treasury fairly independent. In its small quarters on third floor the lfxecutive Council, composed of eight seniors, six juniors, four sophomores, and two freshmen elected by the student body, convenes each Wednesday at Activities Period and every Thursday afternoon to air out the niany prohlenis which arise and to function as the representative group of the student lmody. LOUISE OXVENS Underclass Section Editor Senior Section Editor Jo ANN LONG ATHAN5 Editor-in-C ief J 'MV ,f .I 1 1 MARY NICKAS Activities Section Editor BEVERLY TAYLOR Feature Section Editor f , fi X N J ' ARTI-I UR MADDEN , Editor-in-Chief r ' fb' ' yn I ,I ,V 47 ,if QL I v , V. pl . f +I! In the past few months every member of the annual staff has contributed time and effort to make the 1951 COLUIXIBIAN the best yet. Our annual is the second book with the title of COLUINIBIAN in nineteen years. For the staff members the 3:15 bell meant several additional hours of work in mak- ing up pages, identifying pictures, or writing copy. Under the splendid editorship of Arthur Madden, each mast head editor with his staff worked tirelessly until completing his duties. Firxt rofw: Sophia Athans, Irene Manos, Maria Siokos, Ann Clark, Betty IVood- ward, Norma Breazeale, Anne Hendrix. Second row: Louise Owens, jo Ann Long, Owens Cobb, Don Clark, Josephine Boyle, Laura Ellen McCravy, jack Moseley. Third rofw: Preston Musgrove, Clarenda Parkman, Mary Nickas, Geddeth Smith, Archie Umphlett, Lucius Heriot. Fourth row: Mrs. Goudelock, Beverly Taylor, Judy Clarke, Carolyn Gleaton, Anne Davis, Ray Crapps. Fifth row: Charles Donahue, Arthur Madden, Dick Babing- ton, Gus Manos, Mr. Buchanan. f l fr ' I' ..,, ANN GUTHRIE Business Manager JMBIAN ANNUAL BUSINESS STAFF First row: Mary Ann Shumpert, jackie McNeil, Pat Murphy, Sally Judy, Martha Wyman, Ann Lumpkin. Second row: Nancy Snipes, Nancy Calleott, Mary Lewis Blackwell, Anne Guthrie, Pat Bra- zelle Calvert, Anne Fulton. Third rofw: Betsy Reid, Linn Tompkins, Loretta Mac- Intosh, Patsy Talbert, Barbara Plowden, Betty Boylston. Fourth row: Caroline Whitmire, jean Hannah, Claude Rine- hardt, Emil Wald, Mr. Dean, advisor. OWENS COBB CAROLINE WHITMIRE GUS MANOS Sports Editor Advertising Manager Photography Editor In financing the annual, the business staff under Ann Guthrie carried out a fine job of soliciting ads. Tradition tells us that school days are the happiest period of one's life. With this in mind, we have compiled this book to show our high school life and spirit as it is. We will consider our efforts successful if the turning of these pages in after years will bring the laughter and tears of fond memories. ANNE DAVIS Girls' Sports Qoxafs xp RAY CRAPPS Art Editor I irst Suncstcr l .ditor-ln-Chief XX ildrtd Heron First Semester Business Manager Sadie johnson Through thick and thin Columbia Hi-Life made its 26th year of publication and continued to serve as the written record of student activities. The Press Box with its cluttered black- board is as familiar a sight to the students as the Statue of Liberty is to foreign- ers. Deadlines, stories, pictures, make-up, proofreading, finances-all presented giant size headaches to the editors, who spent many long hours in this little room. To help Hnance the paper, which is strict- ly a student publication with the accent Columbia Printc First row. john Taylor, jan Hough, jane Derrick, Joni Blackmon, Betty VVoodward, Kay Simonson, Betsy Reid, Betty Boylston, Billy Martin. Second row: Billie Pate, joan Musgrovc, Sadie johnson, Peggy Brazell, jimmy Dunbar, jane Goff, Peggy VVilson, Mr. Milling, Spon- sor, Martha Fickling. Quill and Scroll. First row: jo Ann Long, Pres- ident, Irene Manos, Mary Nickas, Secretary- Treasurerg Arthur Madden, Barnard Ransom, Sophia Athans, Vice-President, VVildred Heron. Hi-Life Waiting l lli-l,ifc Literati' Stall. Firyt rout' .Xlary lfmrie, lfrauces l'i.1llllil1L'I', Patsy Penny, lleleu Clastlue, jane liall, Norma lirealcalc, judy Clarke, lflea- uor llagood, bloyce lfleazer. Sucolld 1'0 1L'S .Nlary Nicltas, Rhett Roman, Xlary Sloan, Bernard Ran- sou. lit-tri' Boylston, Irene Xlanos, XYildred llcr- on, Margie Russ, jo .Xnn Long, Sophia Athans, Caroline XYliitmire, Bonnie l.ox'c. Third mu: Beverly Xlelton, lauira lfllcn ,XlcCrai'y, Arlene l.ci'i', Xlittic .NlcNiuch, .Xliss Carter, advisorg .Xlary llideiuaii, jo.-Xim Shcaly, Shirley Nec- land, .Xlarlcne Ulm, Cleddcth Smith, .Xlaria Sio- ltos, liarliara Raley. Chief and her helpers Irene .Xlanos Second Semester Business Manager Martha lfickliug on student interest, the Card Carnival and Snickerlioclter basketball game were orig- inated. .Xlemliers of the'South Carolina Scholastic Press Association, National Scholastic press Association, and International Quill and Scroll, Hi-I.if'e has placed high in the press critical services during the past year, as in all other years. In the South Carolina Scholastic Press Story-of-the-Alonth con- test, Hi-Life won many certificates and in the National Scholastic Press Association criticism, it received a first rating. im a ' Second Semester lfditor lu C hitf Pianist, Rose Ellen Hutto First row: Sonny Hinson, Lindsay Bolton, Bobby Gantt, Bruce Dodd, president, Ronnie Camp- bell, Avon Joyner, Walter Smith, John Ellis, Jack Moseley, Bobby Green, Jimmie Lee. Second row: Dick Babington, Earl lVilson, Billy Beckham, Fred Huiett, Lilburn Joyner, Billy Seel, Joe Bouknight, Charles Bishop, secretary, Buddy Coleman. Third row: Al Harley, Jimmie Atkinson, Raoul Goodwin, Bobby Jennings, Le Nair Amick, Lafarr Crocker, Richard Duffey, Mrs. Little, sponsor. Fourth row: Richard Horne, YValter Shealy, treasurer, Marvin Gregory, vice-president, O. J. Gleaton, Bobby Teague, Theron Smith, librarian. Pianist, Rose Ellen Hutto First rofw: Anne Clark, Betsy McCutcheon, Betty Hull, Anne Hendrix, Paula Boltin, Juahita Haltiwanger, Margaret Harris, Doris McMeekin, Mary Ellen Cauthen, Patsy Koneman, Sara Helms, Nelle Brogdon, Gloria Rogers, librarian, Judy Bell. Second row: Nancy McCarley, Amy Edmunds, Carolyn Campbell, Janet VVilson, Joan Harrison, Joyce Eleazer, Barbara Hutto, Mar- garet YVhitesell, Maxine Gergel, Betsy Reid, Laura Jones, Marie Rampey, Elizabeth Kronberg, Mary Lewis Blackwell, vice-president. Third rofw: Mary Alice Rustin, Catherine McClain, Ann Huffman, Judy Pate, Louise Owens, June Northcutt, Claire NVhite, Stella Morris, Shirley Hollis, Carolyn Neely, Carolyn Joyner, Joan Price, Ann Lumpkin, Gracelyn Kibler. Fourth row: Peggy Smith, Lucy Neely, Carolyn Evans, Jean Hannah, president, Carolyn Gleaton, Sally Judy, sec- retary-treasurerg Nancy Snipes, Martha YVyman, Julia Mitchum, Carolina Marshall, Pat Brazelle Calvert, Mary Hendrix, Mrs. Little, sponsor. Boys' Glee Club Monday Girls' Glee Club Vednesda Cirk' Glee Club CHS Band a Pianist: Catherine McClain First row: Marlene Neely, Mary XVideman, Coreen Delay, Betty Owen, Mary Lib Culler, vice- prcsident, Ann Levkoff, Nadine Hallman, secretary-treasurer, Tommie Ann McCrorcy, Ann Blecklcy, joan Newnham. Second rofw: Peggie Moore, Barbara Oliver, jo Ann Boyle, joni Blackmon, Syble Nobles, Bonnie Love, Bleeka Ristcr, lflorence XVright, Mary llerlong, Bertha Gardner, Sylvia Burghi, Maria Siokos, president. Third row: Kay Shinimcl, Doris Sclph, Peggy Keith, Helen Hennis, Bobbye Bradshaw, Barbara Plowdcn, Lyda Bryant, Mary Steen Kirby, Mattie McNinch, Del Mcetz, Kathleen Rogers, Kay Simonson, Carolyn Simpson. lfourrb row: Mrs. Little, Mary jane DeHart, Doris Sharpe, Martha Dehon, Patricia Toms, Mary Frances Mayer, Anne Rivers, Mather jo XVilliams, jo Ann NVatson, jean Gardner, jackie York, jane Lyons, Vivian Roberts. First row: Walter Shealy, Loretta Maelntosh, Nellc Brogdon, Norman Counts, Delano Ricard, Mary Helms, jackie Robbins, Carroll Rawl, De Vere Foxworth, Billy Green, Lucius Heriot,1imil lVald, Patsy Talbert, Barbara jean Myers. Second row: Al Harley, Ben Coward, O'Neal Sloan, Bobby Potts, Graham Kirby, Rosann Schwartz, johnny Helms, Robert Smith, Stella Morris, Frances Faulkner, Mary Stork, Donald Andrews, Marvin Lfargle. , ,. First Semester Representative Council First Semester Representative Council. First rote: Ann Guthrie, Frances lfinch, l.ee Xlaupin, jennie Cogdell, jackie York, Arline Atlee. Second row: Ummm' PCC Mllulflll- Pfssillsmf liste' Betty I.ou Dent, Shirley Munn, Betty Owen, jackie Pope, Nadine Hallman. Owen' S'fSrCmrYf'l rC35uf'3r3 lifilllfw Third ro-w: Nliss McSwain, advisor, Ray Milam, Hazel Kirkland, john Rf'dsCfSl'1'1Cl1- llcwpfcslllcllf- Strange, Nlilton Adams. Fourth row: Larry jackson, Billy Catoe, Don Clark, Representative Council Representative Council, composed of the homeroom presidents, is the lower house of the Student Council. After debating on important issues, Representative Council passes their recommendations on to Executive Council, the upper house of the Student Govermnent. Executive Council sends its decisions, problems, and its plans to the lower house for con- sideration and the presidents in turn carry this business to their homerooms. Pete Hughes, Donald Harrison. One aim of the Student Council this year has been to bring the two councils closer together and to thereby strengthen the ties between the Executive Council and the homerooms. Second Semester Representative Council. Firxt row: Shirley Munn, Illittie lXlcNinch, Pat Brazelle Calvert, Betty Owen. Rhett Roman, joe Parham. Second row: ,Iennie Cogdell, Myrl Fincher, jacqueline York, Dot Saunders, Betsy MeCutchen, Hazel Kirkland. Third ro-un' Peggy Brady, joe Long, Ted Carter, Archie Umphlett, Don Clark, David llunt. Fourth row: Gene Berry, Jimmy Dutton, Dewey XVise, George Nickas, john Strange, Richard Horne. Fifrh row: Miss lXlcSwain, advisor, Betty Ann Glenn, Bill Turner, Albert SCC0l'1Cl SCUYCSYCF RCPFCSCIUHUVC COUH- Hornsby, Eugene kVhite, Sonny Summers. cil Oflicers: Bill Turner, Vice-Presi- C-.- dentg Shirley Munn, Secretary-Treas- urer, Dot Saunders, President. Silflflllill l lff'1f'1'5ffCivfy' Ulllffmi Wil- National llonor Society, Ififff rms: .Xnne lhixis, Cnrulyii Cilentun, Arlene ln. l Wl llUl '- Sl'f 'Nl 5L'll'C5f'JV Vrwi- Norma Brenzenle, Betty l,ou Dent, Cietltleth Smith. Sawmill mic: Noringi SllCl s lwlfl C1l ll'lC uilllmllfcv Sclmml SC' Sophia Atlians, Uildretl llerun, Betty Boylston, ,Xlzirlene Ulm, George Buck. Thin NCSYCI' VNC-l'FUSi4lUl1fL flllffllyll filwl- 1'uw:jo:1ii Szminions, lrene Xlzuins, ,Xlnry Ann Shumpert, Shirley Xlunn, Ann Ch un, lfirsr Semester Viva'-l'I'CSl1lCl1f9 rie, lfmil xyzlll. f 0l1Tfh TIVLLT Xliiiw' Nieluis, Ruse lfllen lluttu, l,:iurn jones, Alu ,Nnn 'VW Ul1fl'l'l4'- l ll'Hf1lHfl 50001111 Swwf- Shezily, Nancy Ci1lleott.f iltb FUYLJI.Xl21I'glClg1ll'tlCll,l,UlllSC Owens, Archie Umphlett CF SUCl'CI1l1'f'-Vl'l'C2lHlll'L'VL l1UlllSC UW- Preston .XlllSgl'llYC, Lucius lleriut, Xllirren llotlge. Sixrl' row: Clziruline XVhitin , FHS- l ll'Sl SK'llW5IL'l' l,VU5l'l'-'FW' Mario Siukus, Pat Brzizelle Culvert, Glenn Bell, Ran' Clriipps. Sezwlfh rms: Clan Rineharalt, Sally jutly, l,inn 'l'oniplci1is,l retl Allllllllllig. 4 National Honor Society Key Club lfirxr rout Glenn Bell, Dun Clark, George Buck, Rhett Roman, Gene Varn, Bill l,uee, lfretl Xlzinning. SCCOIIJ row: Bill Turner, Marion MeNinch, Pow- ers Mclflveeii, Rudolph Gardner, Billy Came, Charles Rivers, 'lomnly Tem- ple, Gus Marius, Third rmr: Claude Binehairdt, George Knight, l.inn Tonlp- kins, l.ynn llenilrieks, llnvitl llulmse, .Nlne james, Geddeth Smith. Faurzb rms: ffzish Clmllmltl, lliek lilllllllgfllll, .Nliltun .-Xnlzlins, jenn I,aBurclc, Arthur .xl1lLltlUll,l'iI'1llllifillllflllf,.Xll'.:XlllSIUll,2KlYlSUI'. Key Club Ullieers. lfirsr mac: Glenn Bell, lfirsr Semester Preaillenrg Geddeth Smith, lfirst Semester 'lireaisurer :incl Sceund Semester Vice-Presitlenr, Sev- mld row: Billy Cntoe, Seenml Semester Sccretaryg lynn llemlrieks, lfirst Se- mester Seeretziryg l.inn lmnpkins, lfirst Semester Vice-Presitlentg lfretl Manning, Second Semester l'resident. Absent: lfrzmlc Calleott, Second Semes- rer Treasurer. English Club First row: Cora Lee Abbott, Betty Boylston, Glendle McGill, First semester secretary-treas- urerg Ath Lee Shealy, vice-president, Rose Ellen Hutto, Joan Morgan. Secorzd row: Margie Bar- den, Betty Neely, Eleanor Hagood, Shirley Neeland, Laura Jones, Miss McDearmon, spon- sor. Tlaird row: Mary Ann Shumpert, second semester secretary-treasurer, Marlene Ulm, Anne Fulton, Joanne Bankhead, Shirley Stewart. Fourth row: Dot McNeil, Clarenda Parkman, second semester vice-president, Arlene Levy, second semester president, Gracelyn Kibler, Earl NVilson, YVarren Hodge. nnouneers 'Club French Club First rofw: Maria Siokos, Arlene Levy, Phyllis Mobley Jones, Frances Rodgers Finch, Nancy Snipes, secretary, Joan Price. Second row: Pres- ton Musgrove, vice-president, Hamner Patter- son, Clarenda Parkman, president, Jimmy Fox, Miss Pitts, sponsor. lfirxt row: Billy Gree Mr. Hicks, sponsor, Sal Judy, Mary Nickas, trea urer, Martha Ficklin president, Florrie Stevex vice-president, Juc Clarke, secretary, A1 Jeter, Laura Ellen M Cravy, Jane Goff, Bet Boylston. Second ron V Josephine Boyle, Bill Par deses, Mary Frances M her, Mary Lewis Blac well, Ann Lumpkin, Je ry Lee, Martha YVyma Jo Ann Long, Pegg VVilson, Jackie Milan Loretta Maclntosh. International Relations First row: Patsy Gardner, Nancy Snipes, Phyllis Mobley jones, Patti Smith. Second row: Carroll Rawl, Preston Musgrove, Miss Pearlstine, spon- sor, Randa Cobb, jan Hough, julia Dent, Mar- garet Templeton. Third row: jane Derrick, Pat Brazellc Calvert, president, Eugene Mitchell, Mary Hendrix, Marie Hutto. irst row: Marion Mc- linch, George Buck, harles Rivers, Bernard ansom, Crenshaw Beck- 1m, Cecil McCullough, rancis Pinckney, Earl Vilson. Second row: Carl lanheim, jackie Robin- in, Claude Rinehardt, illy Sligh, Don Powe, ill Turner, Rhett Roman, rank Callcott. Third nv: Mr. lilliot, sponsor, illy Beckham, Buddy verliart, l,ee Maupin, ussell Templeton, Ray- iond Henderson, Harri- in Saunders, Milton .dams, Donald Mclil- ren. Hi-Y Handicraft First rofw: Billy Cobb, Bobby Burton, Richard Duffy, Richard Kyall, George Phillips, A. C. Powell, Gaines lVansley. Second row: Frank Randle, Gene Hill, president, jimmy Reamer, Martin Russ, john Hamitcr, Milton Martin. Third rofw: Steve McCravy, Buddy Coleman, Sammy Davis, I.e Nair Amick, B. T. Fogle, Fur- man Duboise. Fourth row: Mr. Cobb, sponsor, Pete Leitner, vice-president, Ronnie Campbell, Bobby Bates, Avon joyner, secretary, Marvin Eargle. Junior Red Cross Future Business Leaders of America First rofw: Ida Davis, Shirley Neeland, Wallace Dick- son, Norma Free, Billy Swygert, Shirley Slice, Bobbie Hood, Gloria Hamrick, Peggy Smith, and William XVatson. Second row: Ath Lee Shealy, Pat Thrailkill, janet VVi1son, Barbara Thrailkill, Lehta Redmond, Helen Shealy, Glendle McGill, Louise Holt, Sarah Campbell, Ruth Taylor, reporter, Mary Ann Shum- pert, secretary, and Louise Lorick. Third rofw: Freida First rofw Shirley Slice, Betty jean Carter, Helen Shealy, Sue Layton, Cecile Smoak, joe Parham. Second row: Doris Hyatt, Oscar Hilger, Glen- dle McGill, Pat Abernathy, jane Lyons, Bettye Stroman, Barbara Bolton, jackie Martin. Third rofw: Daisy Lovett, Gaines Wansley, Mary Her- long, vice-president, Mary Steen Kirby Anne Davis, president, jimmy Fox. Fourth row: Ray- mond Henderson, secretary-treasurer, Warren Hodge, Wallace Berry, Hamner Patterson, sec- ond semester president, Mrs. Spigner, sponsor. Geddings, Frances Slice, Marlene Ulm, Jeanette Stack, Sybil Nobles, Shirley Stewart, Shirley Munn, Laura jones, Bobby Slice, Frances YVatts, and Miss Lula Royse, sponsor. Fourth row: Daisy Lovett, Frances Clark, Joye Sligh, Betty Ann Glenn, vice-president, Margie Barden, treasurer, Betty Lou Dent, president, Ann Lackey, Frances Mott, Marcia Bankhead, Frances VVright, Helen Hennies, and Emma Hinson. Future Farmers of America First row: Bobby Neeley, Gaines YVans1ey, sentinel, Clarence Gallop, joe Bou- knight, Bobby Bates, pres- ident. Second row: Tom- .my Walker, Jacob Win- gard, reporter, Eugene Berry, treasurer, Barney Anderson, james Morgan. Third raw: Mr. Barfield, sponsor, Roy Hunter, La- verne Smith, and Wallace Berry. Absent: Fred Bald- win, vice-president, joe Roseborough, secretary. Junior Homemakers of America First row: Maureen O'Brien, Peggy Keefe, Peggy Bra- zelle, Sadie johnson, Shirley Drafiin, first semester vice- president, Sue Layton, first semester president, Jimmie Hollis, first semester treasurer, Bettye Stroman, Shirley Hollis, second semester vice-president, Stella Morris, Pam Taylor, Dot McNeil, Blanche VV est, Vetta Martin, Badei Mack. Second ro'w.' Virginia Brock, Catherine Shirah, Irene G. Manos, Betty Harvey, Elizabeth john Hall Monitors F irst row: Nancy McCarley, Betty Boylston, Margie Russ Mar Sloan Beverl Melton Second row' . y . y - - jo Ann Shealy, Bobbie Thrailkill, Cash Godbold, Emil Wald, Steve McCurry. Third rofw: Miss Webb, sponsor, Betty Lou Dent, Claude Rhinehardt, George Buck, head monitor, and Elias Estefan. son, joan Harrison, Patsy Turner, Mary jo Malphass, Frances Fouche, Barbara Nobles, jackie Cooper, Louise Stalnaker, Sarah Campbell, jo Ann Watson. Third row: Miss Dantzler, sponsor, Martha jo Williams, Ann Thompson, Marlerie Neeley, Ann Rye, Patsy Stoude- mire, Ann Medlin, Frances Chism, Virginia Orr, Eyvone Ashill, Betty jean Sturkie, Geraldine Shirey, Nell Williams, Norma Free, and Louise Grifiith. Office Assistants First row: Pam Taylor, judy Pate, Mary Alice Corbett, joye Sligh, jackie Martin, Gloria Rog- ers, Shirley Munn, Patsy Penny, Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. Harrison. Second rofw: Warren Hodge, Mary Lewis Blackwell, Pnyllis Mobley jones, and Mary Ellen Hutto. E S S DJ 3 Q. Om -:FD QD ro'-v-WOO V51 Firxt row: Bobby Taylor, president, Lynn Hendricks, retary, Archie Umphlett, Ansel Zusman. Third row: Bobby Jennings, Billy Catoe, Mary Frances Young- Karl Shealy, lilias Estefan, Ronnie Ackerman, Jean blood, Lib Ruff, Mattie Motley, Lucius Heriot. Second LaBorde, VVarren Hodge, Jack Moseley, treasurer, Don row: Earl Wilson, Raoul Goodwyn, vice-president, Harrison, Sonny Hinson. Rudolf Gardner, Cash Godbold, Stanley Papajohn, sec- Firxt row: Pat Murphy, Betty Jean Carter, Mary Sloan, Anne Clark, Emma Jenkins, Louise VVithers, Caroline Whitmire, Hrst semester president, Rhett Roman, Martha Jo Atwater, Betty Woodward, Ann Guthrie, second semester president, Ida Mae Davis, Betty Lou Dent. Second row: Mary Nickas, Patsy Talbert, Helen Gasque, Mary Emrie, Jane VVeeks, Ann Jeter, Don XVilson, Frances Lumpkin, Josephine Boyle, first semes- ter secretary-treasurer, Jo Ann Long, Sally Judy, Frances Rogers Finch, Beverly Taylor, Jack Wofford. Third row: Jane Ball, Nancy McCarley, Anne Beck- man, Margie Russ, Judy Clarke, Beverly Melton, Sally McCants, Betsy Reid, Owens Cobb, Mary Frances Youngblood, Buzzy Craft, Betsy McCuteheon, Cren- shaw Beckham, first semester vice-president, Bill Luce. Fourth rofw: Mrs. Britt, sponsor, VValter Shealy, Cash Godbold, Emil VVald, Lucius Heriot, Archie Umph- lett, David Dubose, Jean Hannah, second semester vice- president, Raymond Henderson, Anne Davis, Bill Turner, Barbara Jean Myers, Raoul Goodwyn. '5'-mms? lfirst rout' jiinmie l.ee. Second row: Sum Owens, man Sauls. Fifth rms: Stephan Xleliee, lfrzmklyn Sheiily, Charles Ivey, David Amiek. Third row: Billy Green, Banks Dutton, jackie Rieliiirdsrm, Pete Buek, .Nlariun lfdwnrd Oliver, Don Xlclllvecn, jiimny Fox. I o11rr!,v .XleNineh, john jones, Rudolph Gardner, Bill Pura- row: Billy Cuhh, Charles lfrielt, XVnll:1ee Stokes, Thur- deses, Mr. Smith. Firxt row: Theron Smith, Bohhy Steele, Marty Stock, 'I!llOlll2lS, Roy Smart, Royce Shirley, Buddy Coleman, Stephan McKee, lf. D. XVilson. Second row: VVillian1 Banks Dutton, Mr. Smith, XVallaee Stokes, Ifdward VVatson, Bertie jackson, jack Matthews, Cunningham Oliver, David Amiek. 69 F irxz row: Mrs. jones, sponsor, Maggie Mary Dawkins, Melba Mello, Sandy johnson, Shirley Thornton, Patsy Koneman, Louise XVithers, judy Bell, Mary Alice Rustin, Elizabeth Kronberg, Betty Owen, Mary Sloan, Ann Gibson, Sarah VVilliams. Second row: jerine Fincher, jane Derrick, jan Hough, Ann Levkoii, Charlene Sheppard, Betsy McCutcheon, Gloria Rogers, secretary, Kay Shimniel, Helen Gasque, jane Ball, Nancy McCarley, Marv Alice Corbett, Maureen O,Brien. Third rofw: Anna Shealy, Ann Beckman, Cath- erine McClain, Betty Hull, Toby Elbington, Anne Clark, Betsy Reid, joanne Bankhead, Betty Woodward, Helen Mello, judy Pate, Don Wilson, joni Blackmon. Four h row' Caroline YVhitmire, Anne Tompson, Ann Davis, vice-president, Martha Dehon, jean Hannah, Arlene Altee, Bobbie Abernathy, Ronnie Hayslett, Marvin Gregory, David DuBose, Billy Collingwood, O. j. Gleaton. Movie Projector Cperators First row: jerry Kelly, Lee Maupin, Billy Green. Second row: Bobby Burton, Claude Rhinehardt, Mr. Hicks, spon- sor. Third row: Martin Russ, jerry Lee, Russell Temple- ton. Fourth row: jackie Richardson, Arie Landrum. Recess Monitors First row: Norma Shealy, Roy Shirley, Louise Owens. Second row: Bobbie Hood, Ann Gibson, Pete Leitner. Third rofw: Sarah YVilliams, Gloria Rogers, Anne Clark. Fourth rofw: O. j. Gleaton, Mr. Alliston, sponsor, Patricia Thrailkill. Fifth row: jean Hannah, janet VVilson. Sixth row: Martha Wyman, Libby Berry, Peggy Brady. Seventh row: jerine Fincher, Barbara Bolton. First rofw: Ann Huffman, judy Pate, joan Morgan, Margaret Templeton, Claire VVhite, Iva Gene Huges, Patti Smith, Mary Ellen Cauthen, Sybil Nobles. Second row: Betty Hull, Anne Hendrix, first semester secre- tary and second semester vice-president, Paula Bolton, Shirley Thornton, Tommie Ann McCrorey, Rosanne Schwartz, Barbara Myers, Ann Bleckley, joan Newn- ham, Sara Helms, Margaret Harris. Third rofw: Mrs. Kirk, sponsor, Betsy McCutcheon, Emma jenkins, Su- san Culclasure, june Northcutt, Randa Cobb, Peggy Mangum, Doris Hyatt, jannie XVingard, Ann Hair, Anna Shealy, juanita Haltiwanger. Fourth row: Sarah YVilliams, Mary Frances Youngblood, first semester vice-president, jackie Milam, Patricia Toms, Anne Rivers, julia Dent, Myrtle Clary, jerine Fincher, jan- ette Stack, Betty jean Carter, Marie Hutto, Doris McMeekin, first and second semester president. Mr. Hicks' Assistants First row: Helen Shealy, Betty Boylston, Cora Lee Abbott. Second row: Arlene Levy, Martha Fickling, Betty Lou Dent, Laura jones. Third rofw: Mary Ann Shumper, Fran- ces Rodgers Finch, Mr. Hicks, Carolyn Gleaton, joan Sammons. Fourth row: Anne Fulton, Ann Guthrie, jo Ann Long, Glendle McGill. Fifth rofw: Mary Nickas, Sally judy, Margie Russ, Caroline VVhitmire. Sixth row: Mary Hendrix, Clarenda Parkman. Suppl Room Assistants First row: Betty Boylston, Mary Emrie, Dot McNeil. Sec- ond rofw: Ann Davis, Dot Saunders, josephine Boyle. Third row: Mrs. Ellis, sponsor, Ath Lee Shealy, joanne Bankhead. First row: Joan Sammons, first semester president, Vetta Martin, Martha Jo Atwater, Patsy Gardner, Patsy Turner, Patsy Jordan, Nellie Frick, Ethel Blackmon, and Joan Russell. Second rofw: Anne Fulton, second semester president, Carol Brown, Randa Cobb, Frances Chism, Jo Ann Boyle, Rose Ellen Hutto. Third row: Cora Lee Abbott, Mary Herlong, Kathleen Rodgers, Vivian Roberts, Claire XVhite, Dot McNeill, Marie Rampey. Fourth row: Dewey XVise, Virginia Orr, Ann Rye, Betty Jean Carter, Margaret Barber, Jaquelin York, Carolyn Simpson, Harry Edwards, second semester vice- president. Fifth rofw: Vivian Smith, Beverly Eargle, Sally McCants, Margaret XVhitesell, Barbara Fugate, Gracelyn Kibler, first semester secretary, Conway Stokes, Billy Martin. Sixth row: Mary Hendricks, Julia Dent, Pat Brazelle Calvert, Hrst semester vice- presidentg Patsy Jean Gardner, Bonnie Love, Joyce Eleazer. Seventh row: Mary Jane Del-lardt, Bobbye Bradshaw, Barbara Raley, R. A. Johnson, Ned Barden, Harold Kirshner, Miss McSwain, sponsor. Youth Council Cafeteria Proetors First row: Doris Hyatt, Jeanette Stack, Doris Jacobs, Sadie Johnson, Lily Mae I-Iutto, Mary Jo Malpass. Second row: Virginia Orr, Betty Harvey, Peggy Brazelle, Margie Barden, Faye Mauldin, Henry Smith. Bible Survey Club Bill Turner, Milton Adams, Buzzy Craft, Carolyn Gleaton, Edmund Jones, George Long, Lee Maupin. Knitting Club Anna Shealy, Peggy Brazell, secretary-treasurer, Sadie johnson, president, Miss Mallard, sponsor, Barbara Nobles, vice-president, Frances Chism, joan Russell. Distributors' Club First rofw: Norma Shealy, first semester secretary and second semester president, Ranny Hayslett, Louise Owens, second semester secretary, Nancy Callcott, second semester vice-president, George Phillips, A. C. Powell, Billy Green, Miss Purvis. Second row: Lucius Heriot, Emil Wall, Archie Umphlett, john Hughes, Sidney jones, first semester president, Steve McCurry, M. J. Brady, Ronnie Ackerman, first semester vice-pres., Pete Buck, Roy Smarr, Lamar Utsey, Charles Ives, Bill Paradeses. First row: Jimmie Sloan, Ray Crapps, first semester president, john Ellis, Bill Grooms, first semester publicity manager, NVallace Dickson, first semester vice-president and sec- ond semester president. Second row: june Northeutt, lileanor Dickson, 'first and see- ond semester secretary, Betty jo Atkinson, first semester treasurer, john Smith, first and second semester editor, Ann Mathias. Third row: Mr. Bill XVhiraker, jack Moseley, Kirk- land McGill, second semester vicefpresident, Albert Hornsby, second semester publicity manager, Pete Hughes, second semester treasurer. Explorers ' Club ward, Patsy Turner. Hunting and Fishing Club First rofw: Lafarr Crocker, Karl Shealy, Bobby Green, Sam Owens, Jimmy Lee, George Phillips, A. C. Powell, Billy Green, Paten Green, Ned Borden, Gene Hill, John Atkinson, Tommy Goins, Delano Ricard, and Mr. Alliston. Second row: Pete Leitner, vice-president, Melton Ricardson, William Crocker, Frankie Lorick, Edward Binnicker, Victor Flake, treasurer, Ronnie Ackerman, Charles Bishop, Bobby Catoe, Marnie Stork, Billy Cobb, John Hamiter, Frank Randle. Third row: Ronnie Campbell, Avon Joyner, Stacy Calcutt, Sammy Commercial Art First row: Judy Bell, Carolyn Evans, Mary, Alice Rustin, Jackie Brooks, second semester, Barbara Raley. Second row: Mike Vardas, Bobby Teague, Delano Ricard, Gene Berry, first semester vice pres- ident, Bobby Catoe, Mr. Buchanan, sponsor, Victor Flake, Margie Jackson, Sarah Williams. Third row: Bennie Meetze, Elias Estefan, first semester vice president, Billy Beckham, William Watson, second semester secretary-treasurer, Fred Koon, Donald Wall, Charles Donahue, first semester president. Davis, Bobby Teague, Ben Coward, Buddy Tidwell, Richard Duffy, Mike Vardas, Joe Buuknight, Conrad Stokes, Benny Meetze, Fred Foy, Jerry Lovell, Charles Faulkner, and Harry Alexander Fourth row: Pete Hughes, Penny Aiken, Bobby Bates, Eugene Berry, president, C. W. Jones, secretary, Lamar Utsey, Ther- on Smith, Jimmy Dunbar, Eugene Mitchell, Norman Williams, Bobby Taylor, Raymond Henderson, Jimmy McKeown. Library Assistants First row. Mrs.- Barron, librarian. Second row: Jimmie Lee, Bobbye Bradshaw, Emma Jenkins, Eleanor Hagood, Judy Clarke, Miss Wall, librarian, Pat Abernathy, Betty VVood 'rv' U- 4: 9' min hir' 1-' 4 -.34 -3252 ,ibn :-' f '6 :52fqii 9 .-.V T, -,1LQ 254.223 I My 'G T, 75 .--an xl , wi Q , N P 1 I .Ng V , ..-. 4. W U 1 L S? 34 gr . N. is .al eu A . P J' 5' . X , fi 3 YL ff Head coach for the 1950 Capitals is Ernie Lawhorne. Despite the won 5, lost 7, record, Coach Lawhorne fielded a better team than the record shows. Lawhorne graduated from U.S.C. in 1944, and coached the U.S.C. Biddies in 1946. This being his first year at CHS, Coach Lawhorne says that with the junior and Sophomore material he had this season, a much better team can be expected in 1951. By the excellent work Lawhorne did in 1950, a better team is not to be expected but it is assured. I95O Caps Take Time Out For Picture First row: Bobby Jennings, john Bernadine, Durham Daniels, Henry Coleman, Sonny Thigpen, Buddy Cole- man, O'Neil Busby, jerry Bouknight, Buddy Ifver- hardt, Carl Brown. Serond row: Sonny Hinson, Don Clark, George Buck, Henry Player, jimmy Mallios, Herbert Sharp, Richard Schoolbred, jack VVilkes, Bobby Kneece, Gene Swygert, Rodney Lindstrom. Third row: Coach Hodge, Frank Shumpert, Gene Berry, Dick Babington, joe Bell, Lloyd Alcorn, Victor Flake, Tony Gialenios, Billy Seel, C. VV. Jones, Lynn Hendricks, XVilliam Swygert, Red Smith, Lamar Utsey, Coach Lawthorne. Line Coach Hodge arrived in Columbia to team up with backfield Coach Lawhorne in order to field the 1950 Caps. Coach Hodge, who was very active in both high school and college football, put together a concrete line despite the relative light weight of the boys who came out. In 1951 Coach Hodge will coach the Eau Claire Football Team. Team Spirit Beats Dreher Immediately following the Columbia Caps' 19 to 6 victory over our closest, tradi- tional rivals, Drcher, our team is shown in their dressing room congratulating each other and their two line coaches. Don Clark Dick Babington Sonny Hinson B.-C. 12 The game season under their new coach, Ernie downing B-C 13 to 12. Sonny Hinson and 1 e ns. Lloyd Alcorn's toe provided the winning the Caps. CAPS 19- Greenwood 2 Ernie's Demonsl' scored a triumphant victory over the Greenwood Emeralds for their second straight win of the year. Gene Berry raced 54 yards for the first touchdown in the second quarter and joe Ding Dong Bell plowed over from the four in the third quarter. Sonny Hinson intercepted a pass and ran 100 yards for the final six points. CAPS 0-Florence 14 Florence brought a fast, hard, and strong team to Columbia's Melton Field on September 22 and defeated our Caps 14 to 0. CAPS 7-Sumter 20 The Capitals lost again to a foreign foe when Sumter took a 20 to 7 team victory over a game Columbia eleven. CAPS 0 - Spartanburg 35 The Up-staters had a powerful line that halted both joe Bell and Gene Berry, who usually go throughthe line. Thus the offensive minded Spartans handed us a 35 to 0 set back. CHS 12 -North Charleston 25 The Capitals, losing their fourth straight game, lost their homecoming game to North Charleston 25 to 12 on Melton Field, October 13. The score at the half was 14 to 12 in favor of North Charleston. Don Clark and Hjoltin' jimmy Mallios scored the points for the Capitals. CHS 13 -Hartsville 12 The Capitals finally broke back into the win column with a 13 to 12 victory joe Bell Bobby Jennings Lynn Hendricks Lloyd Alcorn Buddy Coleman john Bernadine C. VV. jones Victor Flake George Buck Billy Seel jim Mallios Henry Coleman over The Red Foxes of Hartsville. Ding Dong Bell was the spark plug for the Caps as time after time he broke through for considerable gains. CHS 38 -Greer 6 Dick Babington, jimmy Mallios, Sonny Hinson, and joe Bell proved too much for the Greer team as they romped to a convincing 38 to 6 victory. Coach Lawhorne cleared the bench in order to give the reserves a chance to play. CHS 0 -Parker 27 A favored Parker eleven ended our Caps' two game winning streak, by blank- ing us 27 to 0 in Greenville. CHS 7-Rock Hill 26 joe Bell scored late in the last quarter for the Caps to keep us from being blanked again by Rock Hill. Buck George of Rock Hill, a Shrine Bowl candidate, powerhoused the Bearcats over the determined but lacking Capitals. CHS 6- Charleston Z4 The Columbia Capitals waited again until the last quarter to start their scoring drives and ended up on the short end of a 24 to 6 score. Tony Gialenios, usually a center on the team, passed to Don Clark for the Capital's only score. The game ended with the Caps on the Bantams' 15 yard line. CHS 19- Dreher 6 With Underdog written all over them, the Caps put together hard running and pinpoint passing. to dump the Dreher Blue Devils 19 to 6, at the new City Schools' Stadium. Dick Babington scored first on a five yard dash over tackle in the first quarter. joe Ding Dong Bell opened the second half with a 45 yard run through the Dreher defense, Don Clark scored the last Caps' touchdown when Bobby jennings blocked a Dreher punt and Don picked it up and ran 20 yards for the touchdown. The score of 19 to 6 showed that the new coach, Ernie Lawhorne, and the boys had what it takes to beat the overconfident Blue Devils. Frank Shumpert Tony Gialenios Gene Swygert A BERRY SMASH x JI V , MLW' x 'LT 'I' R' J X 1 M fy HINSON AFTER TH' H100 'DING DONG GAINS -v-1 Coach Pete Borders Basketball The Columbia High Caps basketball team got off to a fast start this season, winning their first hve games and looking as if they were on the way to a good year. But as the season drew to a close, the bottom fell out, with aches, pains, and Hu interfering. The Caps opened with I3. C. winning easily 65 to 35. liau Claire was next but the Caps pulled through in good style, winning 34 to 31. The Capitals won the next two contests by defeating Olympia 30 to 29, and VVinnsboro 27 to 26. Richmond Academy, however, handed the Caps their hrst defeat of the new season by the score of 48 to 38. University High and Dreher followed suit by downing Columbia High 46 to 28, and 58 to 48 respectively. The following week the Caps came back to defeat liau Claire for the second time 40 to 33. The Caps dropped their next three games to strong opponents, Olympia 50-32, University High 62-57, and Richmond Academy 28-35. The Caps ' last victory of the season came when .lack Wofford hit 24 points to lead the Caps to a 53-44 win over Sumter. The last seven games were rough for the Caps as they dropped all seven, due to a flu epidemic among the team. At times there were no more than six or seven men dressed for a game. The rest were held out by sickness. The Caps lost to l3. C. 41-30, Dreher 47-36, to Spartanburg by the scores of 60-43 and 60-50. The final defeat was to Sumter 77-33. In the First Dreher game Sonny llinson emerges with the ball from a mad scramble. I.inn Tomp- kins KZZJ is in the background, and Hobby jennings is on the floor. Sl The smiling boys are-First rofw: Raoul Goodwin, Lindsay Bolton, Glenn Bell, Bill Luce, Sonny Hinson. Second row: Charles Rivers, Bobby Sease, Linn Tompkins, Don Clark, Roy Shirley. Third row: Bobby Jennings, Ronnie Campbell, Jack YVofford, Tommy Temple, and Jimmy Boys' A Squad Basketball SCHEDULE VVITH RESULTS Atkinson. Dec. 6 CHS .............. 65 12 CHS .... .... 3 4 15 CHS .... .... 5 5 19 CHS .... .... 4 9 Jan. 4 CHS .... ..., 3 0 9 CHS .... .... 3 8 12 CHS .... .... 2 8 16 CHS .... .... 2 7 20 CHS .... .... 4 3 23 CHS .... .... 4 0 26 CHS .... .... 5 7 29 CHS .... .... 3 2 Feb. 2 CHS .... .... 3 5 6 CHS ..,. .... 5 3 8 CHS .... .... 3 0 16 CHS .... .... 44 20 CHS .... .... 4 2 22 CHS .... .... 3 6 U Q , 23 CHS .... . . .. 43 Ulm T Ompkms 27 CHS .... .,.. 3 3 High Scorer Mar. 1 CHS .............. 50 Total Points-219 865 AV. 41.2 Name Games Total Points Average Linn Tompkins . . . . . . 21 219 10.4 Bobby Jennings . . . . . . I9 198 10.4 Sonny Hinson ,..,. 9 56 6.2 Jimmy Atkinson .... . . . 16 79 5.0 Bill Luce ......... . . . 17 78 4.5 Glenn Bell ..,... .. . 17 63 3.7 Jack VVoiTord .... . .. 16 56 3.5 Bobby Sease .... . . . 11 36 3.3 Don Clark ....... . . . 16 41 2.6 Ronnie Campbell . . . . . . 8 14 1.7 Tommy Temple . . . . . . 5 8 1.6 Charles Rivers . . . . . . 7 9 1.3 Raoul Goodwin . . . . . . . 7 7 1.0 Lindsay Boltin . . . . . . 10 4 0.4 Brookland-Cayce . . . . . . . 35 Eau Claire ......,. .... 3 1 VVinnsboro ..... .... 3 5 Winnsboro ......... .... 2 9 Olympia .............. .... 2 9 Richmond Academy , ...... 48 University High ...... .... 4 6 u71UHSb0f0 ......... .... 2 6 Dreher ......... .... 5 8 Eau Claire .... .... 3 3 University .......... .... 6 2 Olympia .............. .... 5 0 Richmond Academy ....... 38 Sumter .............. .... 4 4 Brookland-Cayce .... .... 4 1 Dreher ..,...... .... 4 9 Orangeburg .... .... 5 6 Carlisle .,..... .... 4 6 Spartanburg .... .... 6 0 Sumter ....... .... 7 7 Spartanburg ......... .... 6 0 953 Av. 45.4 Bobby Jennings City All-Star ATN-Mt Coach Pete Borders gives his boys the word at a time out period during the Sumter game. Left to right are jack Vllofford, centerg Linn Tompkins, forwardg Sonny Hinson, forwardg junior Smith, last year's managcrg and Bobby Jennings, guard. X fx 5-N fl TN 1 -WW ' ' f? ' L rw , .--- -JK TLLAATTQ wks h 1. fi ,. ll ff. 1-P . ' W- Bobby Jennings, center, and Linn Tompkins Clff are poised for the rebound of Glenn Bell's long shot. Jack YVofford, background, is also ready. Bobby Jennings, Caps' center, fights for loose ball in the first Drcher game. Linn Tompkins KZZJ, Caps' forward, watches ball Hy away from the many outstretched arms as Sonny Hinson C319 races behind group for the ball. l 1950 BASEBALL TEAM-First row: jimmy Lippard, manager, Clyde Jones, Sonny Hinson, Ba I I Lee Koty, 'KH0okie Douglas, manager. Second row: Doug Moody, Bill Smith, Cooter Eagle, Albert Hornsby, and Dick Babington. Third row: VVard Fisher, Otis Thomason, Buster Rhame, Jack Wfofford, and Marvin Gregory. Track After years of hard and vigorous preparation and training, the Columbia Caps finally won the State Track Meet held in Columbia on May 3. jimmy YVells, the speedy 100 yard and 220 yard dash runner, won both of these events over stiff competition to gain 10 points for the Caps. Wells set a State track record in the 220 yard dash Cshown in photo belowj by a neat 22.2 seconds. Garn McBride added five more points when he ran the 880 yard run in 2 minutes, 8.5 seconds. Gene Berry, with 5 feet ll inches over the high jump bar, tied Cleveland of Greenville High School for four more points. George Buck add- ed a speedy finale to the 440 yard dash, coming in third and adding two more points. In the hurdles event, jimmy Nates of Columbia High came in second in the high hurdles and third in the low hurdles, to credit five more points for the Capitals' total. The Caps picked up one more point in the mile relay. The Capi- tals' total for the meet was 27 points. Greenville High was second with 25 points and Dreher was third with 21 credits. Spartan- burg, Parker and Rock Hill finished in respec- tive order. jimmy YVells is shown setting a new State rec- ord by dashing the 220 heat in 22.2 seconds. Cush- ing of Dreher High came in second, and Hunter of Spartanburg finished third. joan Leaps Miss Sarah Godlmld Girls' HA Squad Hnsketlmll Team Firxt row: Sophia Athans, jo Ann Shcaly Smith, Nelle BI'UgliCIl,.IC2ll1CfIC Stack. Scrrmd rms: Irene Mnnus, joan Shclamcr, Helen Andrews, .Xliss Gmllmld, Peggy Brady, Anne Davis, and Barbara Myers. -E? fi S' in . . Xl. N.. iq ,Q f L :SM r Q 'v w Perfect Balance Qi 5? x , as w if Qing ' 4 :Xz1.4'f '2.af I 4 2552 ,Q X 75 3 x :if Y if . W mff Qi E M K W! V' Q E., 13, k jffiif They Cheered The Caps Cn Firrr row: Carolyn Gleaton, jo Boyle, Frances Lumpkin, Mary Frances Youngblood, head cheerleader. Second row: Gator Smith, Rhett Roman, and Owens f'KPete J Cobb. Block C Winners lfirrt rout' l,ynn Hendricks, Cora Lee Abbott, Patsy Koneman, lfthel Blackmon, Lindsay Bolton. Sevwld row: Mary l-'ranees Youngblood, joan Samnions, Irene Manos, Anne Davis, Mary lfmrie, and Lee Maupin. Third row: Peggy Brady, Mary Nickas, Sophia Athens, Don Clark, Bobbie jean Myers, and Bobby jennings. Fourrb row: Cash Godbold, lfugene Swygert, Billy Seel, Victor Flake, james Smith, George Buck. Fifrb row: Buddy Coleman, Albert Hornsby, Linn Tompkins, Gene Berry, Lamar Ursey, Sixrln row: Dick Babington, Marvin Gregory, C. XY. jones, Fred Manning, Glenn Bell, jack lVofford. 88 up Mwwliw -wi eq . di . A M wa my ,wg Y Q W r wt Features pzeaeatdmy 776644 Eaaemddom 7257 'efzawneal :add Zen-mtg 0 Barbara Jean Myers Zhuaen fy Mrs. George M. Rhodes Dr. Reese Hart Dr. J. R. 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