Conway High School - Mirror Yearbook (Conway, SC)

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Capable assistants are a necessity i , i pn A X Q 7 S , , A I ,f . llE'l 'l'lE JORDAN ISICIQNILTE Clll'IS'l'NllT Secretary to Secretary to Principal Superintendent Secretaries and student office helpers add greatly to the efficient operation of the ad- ministrative offices. Students forfeit a study hall in order to help, and experience gained while rendering this service often helps in obtaining a job after graduation. U5-- MARGARET PAYNE Librarian B. A., University of South Carolina Ii. S., Peabody Sponsor, Library Clulu Essential to the growth and development of young minds as a stimulating source of material is our library which does an excep- tional job of fulfilling the reading and re- search needs of students. Service, Heynote of student office Heipers Many clerical jobs are handled by the office helpers who are, sitting, Betty Watts, Barbara James, Elease Doyal, and Margaret Hyman, standing, Wanda Jordan, Cammic Burnett, Carol Collins, Mary F. McDonald, Suzanne Smith, Joanne Thomas, Edna Fleming, Karen Watts, Frances Clark, Bobbie Bryant, Sandra Harrison, Aurie Lou Gosnell, and Louise Thompson.

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U . 77 J f Swing your partner, resoun s in gym On his visit to our campus, internationally famed square dance expert, Gene Gowing, holds students spellbound in a three hour clinic. JEWEL CARMICHAEL Physical Education Distributive Education B. S.. Winthrop Sponsor. D. E, Club, Student Council . 5 1 . . , ' 5 . ,.: 4' 1 1.-'4 ., , ,. L, ' 1 TOM EADY Physical Education B. S., M. S., Baylor Sponsor, Ninth Grade Coach jf. I 4 f' ' .l,L ia. Students are required to take physical education in the ninth and tenth grades. The program is designed to develop muscular co- ordination and build body resistance. In ad- dition, good sportsmanship and team work are stressed through participation in various sports. 89

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at Conway High Believing that a well-fed student body is a happier, healthier one, our lunchroom provides a nourishing midday meal amidst an atmosphere of friendliness. Transporting students safely to and from school is the responsibility of stu- dent drivers who are licensed by the state and are required to pass a test given under the supervision of the S. C. Highway De- partment. LOUISE G. GRIFFITH BESS H. LEE Manager, High School Supervisor Lunchroom City Lunchrooms Bus drivers Handle big responsibility well R sliii Spirits unscathed and smiles undaunted in spite of many current trials are the bus drivers. On the first row are Mr. Calcutt, Wofford Singleton, Reuben Hucks, Everett Hyman, Neal Scott, Earl Skipper, Jerome Todd, Clarence Smart, and Richard Single- tong second row, J. R. Lawrimore, Eugene Causey, Ubie Lewis, Richard Anderson, Nelson Jordan, Jack Roberts, Charles Booth, George Rheuark, and Wen- dell Cannon, third row, Fadean Singleton, Larry Inman, Mayo Sarvis, Bobby Sellers, Legrand Coop- er, Donald Hardee, Wendell Chestnut, and Wilbur Lee, fourth row, Buddy Boyd, Frances Bratcher, Hal Nobles, Mike Vereen, Larry Woodle, Joe Thompson, Billy Cannon, Bobby Martin, and Lenwood Singleton, row, Jerry Johnson, Edward Graham, and Sam o . CLA .5 .W -Ms - 1 fx- iz v BU -w N?