Daniel High School - Summit Yearbook (Central, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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Hzzrimnz 'U ' N C E I A' t ' 4 ,fa .il 'Uemories that will finger longer 1 cheery snziie to The f'1I.lIIflXO-ffl floppy llczHou'een brighten our days. ...MI 'V v,-1 P41 AQ, v p .65 lxemember the Xlghl When fzrls 14 ere beautz ul and bows uere handsome 3 fb I1 cnreunz Hong Uzth Ve Pealz atzon ofa Dream 3 SCHOOL D YS How Could You Ever Forget These: Who Has My Gym Suit? Putting it Off to the Last Minute. We Finally Found A Use For the Student Center. Will we Ever get anything to eot. Steak and no knife. Oh, those bottom lockers. Now we do what comes naturally. Borrow paper, sharpen pencil, and then comes that startling discovery---Wrong Book. We New r4, Y i f ,P .4 Y ur 1 E X , 5 W .f a ?' 64 fx X isa ARE UNFOLDED We may forge? The hard worlc . . . the gripes . . . some of the names and faces . . . Bur there are the treasured experiences that we of the i958 SUMMIT STAFF feel should live forever in our memory . . . Rushing To ge? ahead in the lunch line, gossip session on the front steps, that last rush to class . .. and the good feeling of making all A's. 'll fin Qian 5' 'X .-no ' , s C' As the old saying goes, All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, and no Jack for Jilll at D. H. S. wants to be considered dull. CAlthough we . . r ' ' ifwfli if 2 4, ,Q QGHQA 5 534 Ex is , lifh X 43' X generally concentrate on the serious things ot life, we take iii' Y If . so fi' with us from here memories of events that were just plain fun.l H Q' L 4411 Z 1 s K . W 7, -6 H- ' J l .Q 5 Liza QE ,, ,,.,.:1l Ji J' 'I- f-.A P ' 1 i i 371 in .HE .by-0 'iff .-vi' Al l E 1 iffy, , W ,A X , 1 Q21 ,X la-. T,--. 'Sl' . ,dv- v I N932- Mott .,,, ,?sli -.,l14 '1 5 ss, Among our souvenirs are the pep rallies, the burying of the Red Devil, the exciting bcllgcimes, The Junior Follies, the long-awaited Junior-Senior, spend-the-night por- Ties, F.F.A. ond F.H.A. summer camps, and then 0 climax of another school year ---- vocation. 1.53.11 if pw -may 7 .,.,4-'sr-f I Q if all F, Mu U M .v-'wi' Football Watch your bones nn thus tough game, Or you mught end up slxghtly lame Bu utter all whats o oe For after the game you re the hero if imp ,V .., . ' ' . f l' H t ' f X t - s- ,,, . .V I' Q ,, .- , A My , . V A . V' ,J- I - I ,Y ,.:f7y,T,7cm :,rmLf , . V ,lv Q .f Hi ',,,4-, 2. . 1, M I f I-4 f V' f, I, f 'i H v.. ' ,, F, f , - ' ,Q .'1, ' 4 'f T 'M . e I A N - ' -3. ,JF ,- , 9 .' f - 7 a YV A I ' W 1, fin- f .-- ' ' Q xy ff J ,- i , Q.. 4 'Q f f . , L l 1 l I A 1 - . . V ' A ,' J I d - V' D lr, .-. ' I ' A A Q, -, M ' ' f 5 .' 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Dr Davnd Wnstar Damel esteemed educator lecturer humorlst and dean emeritus will cele brate his 9lst blrthday May 23 1958 Son of a teacher Dr Damel began teachlng and speaknng at 19 ln the Mt Gallagher School In Laurens County From hls first school class to the deanshlp of Clemson s School of Arts and Sclences hls professional record counts 58 years of educational servuce and good cltnzenshlp D Daniel graduated from Wofford In l892 and added the MA degree un one years study at Vanderbllt In 1901 ln 1914 W0ff0rd honored hum with the Doctor of Literature degree For mne years he taught at the state s publlc schools before elected assistant pro fessor of English at Clemson nn l898 flve years after the state Institution had opened Its doors for the flrst tame Dr Daniel In 90 years has buulta reputation as a devoted husband and father student benefactor and entertainer forceful and formmg public figure lt could have been a reflectuon on his own llfe that Inspired his prize defmltuon of success He who can meet sorrow wnthout bitterness and ns not coarsened by prosperuty he says or who IS defeated and yet flghts on or IS trlumphant and yet remains humble who can carry the hopefulness of youth over unto the deepening shadows of age and who when the sun of llfe IS settmg IS confident of the man hat man has llved well That man ns Dr D W Danlel He has nndeed lsved well l l l l t l - 1 1 I - . I 1 ' ' I I I ' I . , ID' . , .... . . I . . . an . . . . . - - ll ' I 1 . . ,, . . . F. , . 1 . . ' ' 1 1 ' I I . 1 t . ,, ' ' - ll ,I ' u . . . . , . . . I . IO EVERY , F9311 ttf? Truck--A pretty girl gives you a smile, And off you go to run the mile. Over the bar with a Texas Roll, And then a casual vault ofthe pole. SPGRT Baseball--Thepitcherglares, the bull comes high. The batter glups and swats a fly. Arrives at home base, flushed and hot, Only to find, his fly was caught. 2 i ff-y ' , ff' ' H V X i N 'Y li! hyfwrwr F fl 14? 4 v-4 s , g JM l . x Q ' - . .Hy 1 - , 1. lv I Y VV , ' Fu- xi- 11 V 'Af , --., :ffm ag V 1. ' 4 , Y I 1 'f 'iti- F,-F THE 19 8 SUM IT DANIEL HIGH SCHOOL BRENDA BURNS Centra JACK GREENE Edifor Business Manager Il QL' 1 Wm. f .-ls. f , YN , WM ,, fe ,Jw fg an N. Un , .. , y -' JA,.,. A '-- - 1 JW. . 4- ' , ,g -,v .ev- X w NL. .Sift Jimi H . . L . , ' -Zffgf iff-0-7 J 4 -' 'LM ' Q il f+f'j. ,4 3 qs! ', M ' xxszr fn-Y 5 , W 'Lf' - .4 -my ri' ' lam . ,Q ,M J . -,fs 'ae A'- . 1 N54 Q ,A elseif' QF' 1, V-..1,iUg , . m,,4 K , , ,, V7 f 'H , ,, Jn 4' 'HRA 1 ,i 5 as 145 N. 52133 15-3 Q, 1 'i I 3 NNE The pirit Of Daniel Hi h Spirit .......... An elusive word Erie--iwounfingn Floating out of reoch, Refusing to be eortiwbound By definition. Pa Spirit .......... Invisible-- Yet always there, Tantalizing-H Felt, not seen A tiny kernel of being l ithin every human Bringing him to life. Daniel grew ....... A dream- A tiny seed ot thought eB A subject tor conversation A blueprint-- A building-- Alone on the hillside Daniel grew And still grows ln spirit Pae One September morning We gave it life-- We brought spirit. Into its halls Came laughter-- Loclcers slammed--- Bells rang --- Students shouted-- Corridors grew quiet--- Classes begang Ancl suddenly As if by magic sports--- band--- drama-- All interests appeared Administration Classes F9071-'l'eS I s,,,,...-u- Uri-4 i 1, ll LLQEQ 9 JP I 'bly Acfivifles f' ' fl Afhlef PP 'xx j 4 Mrs. Virginla Puette We Dedicate This ' c V 1 ln dedication to a loyal and dependable friend, we present this l958 edition of the Summit to our secretary, Mrs. Virginia Puetfe. She has been our spark in every dull day, our help in time of confusion, and has contributed hours of her time to our school activities. To you, Mrs. Puette, we pledge our respect, for not only holding such a tedious iob, but for rising to supremacy in your position as secre- tary of D. W, Daniel High School. . L. U s y 'gi--1 5' is 'iv-' .... fri 19 3 Summit To You Mr J C Durham Superintendent of Donuel Areo Mr E E Lemmons Prunclpol of Donlel Hugh School Q99 ur riffs - -a YV N'--.pf Mrs Catherine Abbott Deon ot Gnrls Fxckem Ulmmig Sultan! Pmirrrt A '1l'7'I qs' IT s Q mf '- W . J. '71 'N i K- - Q, .-. 'n-H. 1-Q l K Ek X Mrs. Charles Arrington Mr. Howard Bagwell Mrs. Ann Bond Mrs. L. R. Booker Mr. E. H. Chastain English and History Physical Education English, Speech Commerce, Guidance Vocational Agriculture 3- 5? V95 Mrs. Joy Davenport Mrs. Ruth Duckett Mrs. M. S. Evatt Mrs. Clifford Fain Mrs. NGSh Gray Journalism, English English, History, Library Physical Education English, French Latin Facu lt lf- ! In . ' Q 1 Z-, sf VL, w.. Q. . ' .Q , A X-7 4 'l I f7Z?!2Z f.lQlAii , ' A Mr. Frank 'Hornick Agriculture ,if 'ali' 5: i 7 we Mrs. Lille McNaH Home Economics Mrs Therese Reddall Mrs. Mabel Richardson Mrs. Ruth Smith mrs Martha Spooner Mrs Elise Williams MGfhemC1TiCS BiOl0gy Gnd Cl1emiSffY Home Economics Mathematics Band and Chorus Leaders Who Serve 4 x 6 4 'i '14, ,,,..o-w ' i 37' 252' T 4 5 A 1 ' r :get X f , , , 5 as f A f X . .1 Q j ,Ss it - ik i Sf -1 E 5 i-'S' l. ' VV, ' V ,. ,Q g t . ...f-,Qt t 'g t K It VS, V M2532 Qte k' -' qw ,dbh E mf- M 7 f, z .h rl , ,V 4 , ,' ' :4 ef t m f Int' Y K X. i x tx. gt r sf . :. g i I gg K -f t K ft r or . V- S , 'git r. i , .gr ' 4 is li -'rt 5 : 'I x i Q 5 fa M QL ' i i . i it tr e E' ANQNNTJ2W M Q r 5 is r . t f Q fa . s............,., ' ' ' A, t'I4f'f , ' 5 , :fi QQ , . pf 1' igvrk-L5 , Q ., 3 ky , We Present 3 All during our year we lnave interesting pro- grams presented in our auditorium. A Speaker from lndonesia displayed Indonesian art, tl'1e annual staff presented their Summit Beauty Contest, the seniors produced Wilbur Faces Facts, and our clwampionsliip football troplny was awarded. iris' wi i, - fm 5-:vin-'i 's iff?- YT VN 5.4-nl 3 h W, s ,,.,--..-i--g.-- . NA',,. -,+-f -Q'--.-,invi-'Ai' ' ff an ' I 4 ,, I 3 X ,f , w , X 3 5 4 Y, :.- E W, , Ma 4,1 Wiix . 2 4-5- X-cj it Aiigli A-i 7 4ll 1 . Qt k .qe - f ,J . y ta Q f I N x 5 I ' I . ic if , ' f ' y Ll! 1 ' If ir -4 Lkwxxx N 5 ' ' P- A , N TW Y. ' if M- 0:4 YUY' 9-K fb f., ,-1 'fi- I eng, ' .Y 'f.',,' .- sf I 2 ' I,-Q.-nf 4- K 4 .I ' . f Nw 4. W A Wg 'C' -'F ,, o 1 ' 'if 1 QM Y A, ipT5'f1?.G'?'l?r 'f x 9 nik - I J l . 1 , M ' if -Rs. 'vaio . rf SIRS It's almost impossible to describe the feeling inside me as I receive my diploma--the symbol of education--both scholastic and social. Mom and Dad--l've never seen them looking so proud --makes me feel kinda important--All my class friends, admiring me with envy--lt's a moment l'll never forget--I pause to visualize my high school career as it marches before my eyes-- funny how so many things go through your mind at these times--A mere four years ago I was entering the fascinating realm of high school-- l'll bet I woulcIn't recognize myself--I remember how scared I was--How strange everything was --How hard l tried--How hard all the teachers seemed--How unimportant I felt in such a big world--Wondering how it would feel to be a Senior Sponsors: Mrs. Ann Bond--Mrs. .Ansie Lou Faing President: Jack Greeneg Vice-President: Mac Craneg Secretary-Treasurer: Brucie Cloaningerg Reporter: Rose Jones Q is It - 12 lg 1 M- X r Q A-' . 5 fy pf' 'Q' 4 f 'xxx in Hazel Alexander Willie Mae Alexander Gerald Bice Nando Brown Jimmy Bryant l7urz'l I.s'I The Slurs Pretty .ls View Cul .-inf He Hts f Gp, ly, Your ffy pq ffm Huy ls lmmg fiilby f3z'uef ffyefs Ja Q 491 'Us 'vs 7 'vi t, - ' et- v , . 'Z' 'N- ' ,V Brenda Burns Bobby Busha Faye Cantrell Joan Corey Audrey Cortee l'v1 In Love With Huw Barrel Polka Ypmnloo Don I f mzrc' We In H1111 l Smlle fl Womfrffuf Guy 1 l You The sophomore year flies post.--The anxieties and fears of those first few weeks at Daniel--My hostility to those strangers from the other towns and how they become my best friends--Daniel's problems that first yecr--Three schools trying to live as one-- Brucie Cloaninger Mac Crane Harris Deadwyler 'l4fJf'fF'S Drlrlger In VH Cel :llung .llmzvy Bzunx nl Your lfyes, Cberm Somebou Hola In ily lhcrkcz , ,Q 0' f ,gli 'Uh A F 1 Q 95 I. - 1. - 'VJ -e -N 5 f Yff 25 is 'IQ -1 , ,., li 3 i s--f q.?T,,, as 3 'xy Q. N1 . NNW Judy DeLoach Nancy Dillard Sadie Dobson Tom Downes Lynn DuBoSe fl Vrvffy Gzrl Is Yurfvf -lm! l.m'f'l5' Prelzy Eyer1'l3r1I1y .N'ez'erI,m11'e lip ll'z1Uenz' Doll I,1kcP xl ilvlorfy .. TC 2 QQ, 1: - 'Q 9' g'f'3- fl 4 4, X ,L-Q - L.- Qjrff M, ' ...W 2 - ,Mf r A ,. . ,?ik':e,J :'.- :yy 4 f 2 I -' f 4 rja+Qg,1,ggQf'72r.?zgy , nf- Q Mary Ann Duncan Vivian Duncan Larry Dyar Frances Ellison Billy Enfrelcin Foofs lfrlff In 1.011 lyuz 4' Ifrflfrs In 'ffm Worfrz' Uufrhs Dream Along Hb QHIKUIIZII Thr- Yam! We pl L11 Ill, With file The Junior year--Boy--Was that a year to remember--Daniel was fusing fast--Faster 'than anybody had expected l guess-- Everyfhing certainly Turned out for The beiier--No fears of anything now--l was a part of This school and if felt good-- Tony Elrod Curtis Farrar Emery Gunnin ily Hero Hzrycfcf 1311111 lifvzstlc ilfvzlrr For Tuo You Work eq fr' . , . ll Q S H snow- ' sn, 5: ' 'T' I s.-.-Y- L, dn i S IA rx X Ken Gibson Jack Green Roger Hayes Thelma Head Alan Holladay V-'IW' 171 UV! fi llilflg l7l!'bil1VIE'ill llelozlly Bless You his rl Yzrz lb Tel! I'w 'lml nl l'mj,er 1 LH, . Q gn Q A 'uw ru- le ' 1 XX, Y ,rm ,L 'fx .iii 15 013 V- 'V 1 'V 5. X 'Aw K X fu 1 .M ,,,-.- Q ,H A if L .fl ,. X :tai , -A x 24 -1 ll-gli. I , , N, X lg, A t fu f - , ' fi-if -i53l 2 if 2-2 1 mf up Yvff 'fr . . , fm . .' , l X l ' l Peggy Hopkins Rose Jones Charles Lawrence Robin Lease Bill Little Llllle' 'libzrzgs On Tb? Sunny Szizlc Ulf Object of ily SIl,'Vf1f7ll lm! Sif4'f'.. y Hfwlff 'lmm xl Lo! The Ytrvel xiffvi lzor: xl S'l1,1'1r1' -Q e A.. . it .Vi V .'n . W' 'Ae 1 - .nf L, f ,S f -P' -yu. , ' .3 ' K 1 I - ' rg- ' f, . 'F' 9- ' .J 'SQ' , , a. ... HJ .,,' I 4. Y 11 lr s 1 X Now l'm a Senior--The days that were our best cr Daniel--The football, basketball, track, and baseball games--Some of us participating while most of us watched--The romances, both great and small--The parties--All the good times-- .L G Ll' i f 'te-:ffl 1 l 1 i i or e . 4, W x. . , .,, - 'lf 4-x TS Iikvg, Vet 7.4 it X Kathryn Leng Garvin Madden Diamwziis are Il .lm bofs 'lm vzgb kq1rI',s Iwi! I-71-C'7lij. A-:N Margaret Madden The I3lI7If' Tells' Ur' Yo '-M Q Q. . S. Randy Manley Joe Martin Joe Mauldin Bob McGarify Ernestine Merck Smoke Gets In IPX. I I.o1e You Tzger Rug Sorfzrthirzgs Gaim filil Q A Good Tian Is Your Ifyrfs Hllftll To Fnm' The feqcljers who feelly helped U5-.AIl these end meny again will I see all my friends--l'f's over now--Our day of more have really built up a great storehouse of memories ffiUmPl1'Gf0dU0Ti0n l'm OU fhe flWfeSl 0ld Oi TlWOT hugh Both kinds-- and uncertain world abead--College--A career-- l come fo the present--The realization that never And so l leave--l'll never forgef you, Daniel-- Good-bye Henderson Miller Quincy Newman Robert Newton Billy Owen Betty Jo Pilgrim I Loi efi 'IVJII Him iff. 'IourIuioiwz, IQ Y..l. lvllilIlvU71 IJuII.1r Hfzlvy Xmzrclazrzg Guys fnzr1'I7oIIs ve U -'ya g , 'ill 710 'JE if 3'- l fl A ap. - ' fs- af- - 31 'ir se f I 'T E. 1 A' X 15 ' g Xin.. oi. 2 L, . Dickie Reid Farmer zn the Dell JS 54 Q . A 1 Janie Stephens Beautiful Brown Eyes Earl Wagener Take ,He Out To The Ballgfzme 15:4 ,4- Lx -5 f, Grew 4 Judy Revis Fascznation it--rf r' 4 A, 1 5. f?fi 1 J M5 5 . Nadyne Stewart Whose Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf Joyce Wardlow Urzdeczded fx 'T Q' ...AL- f fx . 1 , 'RR X, 1:-'T Ax' L' ' 4 ff 'Z is Shirley Roe Buddy Sims Frank Smith Tea for Two Merry Oldgmgfgjfg Hr. Wonderful my as Mary Siuart Anita Thompson Herbert Tompson Lizzie Bizzy Music. Music, Music Lazybones Pretty One Martha Ann Wardlaw Dorf! Get .-irourld .Harb Arzymore 'Q ,.. If Q Vs X. N xk' am 8- x .R 8 lr- t 2, fi 'W-f g 'X . , ah., 3:05 Skt., Ng' Lk-X 1 6- ff , , ,V Q., .. tw t t , A f 5 F I x Wayne Wordluw .lim Washington Gerry Webb Paul Whitaker Wim! 11 14143, liafvfvy Go Lucky Thzs ls The Life Peg Of Hy Hear! Il'ZlZ Football s 'X - Q .2 , if ,, In 5: X f. - , t 9 , f A V l Rusty Willimon Melford Wilson ' One Look At You l'zc1 fm! 'HW Worltz' -' P fl71.l Ylrmg mfr' 1 ' 'fi -6,1 - T ln X ,-. og 'wa 5, , If Nl' fi EO Peggy Whitaker Lone And Marriage Ae, .41 5? .lz:lg.',g1.s:' ' 9 ea YQ. J qjgw-X -X fl-,,.f.:.,r,'A f Q. 1. XML. v, 4x'g5f,gE,-SW V- P., f may Qi:,,q,, .A ,I f V -' :- 4! , l, I .at ,- - r .u ..- -avv .Aga K t r Nw. K '-I ' . Y' ' H '-A-' fl f Q- -f ', ,W -Q: ,, X , , ,, I . 7 ,AW AV ., I ., qw., q 3 1 f 3 ' , wr if it , W we vw -nn .r J . J . ff ,v, , , . M- 'g A fl? si gi .mxcff X 1N. Q X 1,2 SE: D 1 ' ' 3 H M 1 :Q ' 5 ' 'i 1 0 'A ' . , , P , I -. .4 f'-.1 .4 in , ! Y -wie Hs V M . 124 'IW YK ,QQ gf fab- , lvni 41147. y , .1 1 Y President: F. M. Julian Vice President: Mary Deadwyler Secretary: .lane Mann Treasurer: Linda Bowen 5454. -K ve s X 1 - 1 grlrsw JU IORS With the election of officers, Junior activities moved fast and furiously--object--Junior-Senior. First proiect--magazines. Would you like Parents Magazine? ' Whatl No children?' Then how about Holiday? 'What No car? 'l m sure you would ' e Better Homes and Garden S? ' Whatl NO garden? Digest? Oh, you dont read English? ' Success--Oh yes. W'th pins concessions and many other ventures and adventures, we could now see our dream become a reality. Now, a little older and wiser, we look for- ward to a wonderful Senior year. 32 A '3'2'fX7 ll C, iw, . g 49,5 i f' '-i 'Y' 33? A-, .iw if! ef' I4 W' 1 K5 , Ben Albert John Boi inger Jack Cartee George Douglass Roy Eerree 173 -Q, K ch s1'YQ'w ,mi if wa- , 'WH -vs w.,, Marie Allen John Bowen Ray Chastain Pete Gray Jane Earle Dillard Kgs: 4. ll - 3 'Cr E A as 'FS Carli Alexander Dale Brown Billy Chapman Rodney Foster Joe Guggino . 'f . 1 fl - 4- 4-- x C: so X 5- ' 'x X. fs- , Q, - ' , A qw- -v 9 W. ,f, Sue Barker Ronnie Burnett Herbert Cooper Nancy Edwards Bobby Jean Gerard ,Q fr-- QL.. ag, i - X fl I IV. i ' I vi' QL I J fi, hj 'vs r., ,J ,- A ' A' A Jean Bodenheimer Sara Cash Juanita Crawford Judy Hall Rosa Lee Entrekin l'Nx 'Os L Q...- Carol Culver Max Evans Joan Goebel Frances Gibson Wanda Harrison 1, 1. L. , N w :x Q sr .avg :S , 1.-. rg ,W .,, 1 K, , An ':':' , C' Q ' if I -- I L I in Q . 1 fx, fi w- Ox ' rw. ,X ., G E. ' Q... N' 4 33 17S QUFN--. ,png ' Img,-, '.'Tq:,:. If V I .v 1 .. .,..... . 1 1 1 ' 1 K ' . 49, fb. ' ..- ,-vera. l I fjfv- V N M , .M , IN E-.fr xv , ,. ' 45 v 2 A Nfl. M , Q Jimmy Henderson Mary Jean Henderson David Hendricks Jo Ann Julian Robert Kelly Robert Calvin Kelly Bobby Kirkley Patsy Ladd Cliff Lankford Polly McTeer Dot Poole Wilton Newton Myrtle Merck Charles Mclzall Betty Jo Porter 4- A X tw. fs f 'Z x ' 'Z 'I nj fu. f Q 4. , K' ' ve ' W 9 fx i i , L Q - . - I Q-n.,,,,b I L 'lg' b 7 17, , fy, s'x' ... S , is , gf M xg' fl: Q Q1 w ., . , xy? M pg , 'U 'N ' v uf Aff I i X Jimmie Lou Jones Willis King Sara Lusk Lloyd Jewel Brenda King Thelma Long Barbara Purser Anne Matthews Mary Marler Richard Nutt ... 4- , gn :QE Cy 34, y V I l- nfs, Qs A-. N... W' ITD' Allen McCullough Jo Ann Merck Don Pilgrim Bennet Pilgrim Sally Purser 5-'sw aa- 4 '12' . 1. 1'-ML. 4V Y nw A -.,,. l. 'T C - ,,,,f 'CF' George Rcimpey Jimmy Sheriff Doris Smith is Tattersall lby Jean Terry KN Q-f fi 1 K5 - 'fi 'f 7' M I I ',L 92, '3- 4. T- --r I ' il. 1:1 .fi ie l Q, . 27' -1 f I M' I Q' Margaret Rampey Anne Sherman Elaine Smith Linda Webb Betty .lo Wilson 15 ft. ,- ,A V , fum, tug, W4 x 1 'Z in ' fv v- A 'rx 'Q 'A I ' fb , r lg - N. - ,Ny -.. Q I X M 'X .1u....iw. A M . 5' 'f 1. if :r 4, 5. la - v 'I K . 5 - 'KV ' .. I L. x .wg fu. Q. if- ' 'T,,,, I I Donna Ray Richbourg Patricia Shirley Willimenia Smith Versel Wilson 5 as Q..-. - A 05 T: 7' KX no AWK Penny Rochester Allen Simpson Molly Sutherland X f Q N-- - Carl Seaborn Lanny Skelton Allen Stevens 21.5. x Q ffm ,., 1' we Q 1.5 'Z :Q lg 1 M hw- 'CF A Judith Stribling Doris Teat Melvin Watson 5-r--3 5 ' , ,mlhgi i t ' ' 'A ' ' ' 5 k ..' QQ. ,-S .il .mg ff-'k i' avi Ox ,pw 4,5 s:5 A.:i, yi la. vrv f 5, --5 v--' ,VLQQL 1 John Arrington President Mike Alexander Vice President Jerry Owen Secretary Anita Thurston Treasurer Judy Abbott Brenda Albertson Daniel Alexander .lo Anne Alexander Bill Anderson Marie Arnold Dan Baker Tommy Beale Doris Bell Bill Blackburn Gpnpvinvn ROGGS 41: Biddie Boggs Betty Sue Bolding Garvin Bolding Donald Brewer Buddy Britton Doyle Britton Geraldine Brucke 4 1 . Y ,- .Z f ,- 'W ' 8 5 lx C L 4 L' U.: W, - I K, w, .15 :4g'1' lit.. ll , I ' ,His 'mllllll -- 1 Richard Bruner Marion Caddell Fred Cantrell Sylvia Cantrell Andrew Cochran Sue Cole fi Mary Cooper QQ Richard Cooper 410 'XY ,W i M Walter Cox Carolyn Crane Millicent Crawford f- '- Jordan Dean l -N Anita Dillard -Y - 3 5. ,!,:x 6' , , ,Xx- ,fi ., -fl fifzg . ,, Wilt fl - Mitl f zxniw'!!'L1 fi 5' i A Q x f X We 2' Vx: Tr Z? ,, 4 Q 4 N , 'QS p 1. V V I g- A-. L 'gan' Xp F N l VEC 'Ds'1 ,.- Billy Dobson Rachel Donald Douglas Duncan Johnny Duncan Linda Dyar Johnnie Ellison Betty Jean Evatt Nettie Farley Elizabeth Fincannon Jeanette Fincannon David Gombrell James Garrett Frank Gentry David Gibson Elizabeth Gravely Linda Green Bill Gunnin Larry Guy Johnnie Nell Haney John Hawkins qilciyix- 5, 'JN . f' 1 nl , ,. Q 1-ie. , , J N411 0 'Ki 'l 1:-' 4' ll QL. K. fl i X K nl ix l 1. fi fx Pat King Evelyn Kennmore Steve Liberty Jimmy Lindsay Wilmer Lee Logan Cynthia Lott Larry Mauldin Janie Maw Alton McAbee Linda McDowell Bradley McGarity Frank McJunlcin Allen McJunkin Roger Miller Jeanette Mize Camelia Moore ,Q ,Q Q . ,... ' he ev? 1, , ' lg LV- 5 Q I I 03 3- V 'Z m Q J, ,x A - M C 3 -J - :A Mildred Hayes Gail Henderson Mary JO Hewer Junior Herron Bob Higby Tommy Hind Leroy Holden Billy Holder Tony Holliday Jimmy Howard Morrison Hunnicutt Teddy Hunter Greg Hughes Carolyn James Linda Kay Alfred Kelly Dean Kelly Grace Kelly Shirley Ann Kelly Evelyn King Q- 'JS 3- L ff X? x April' 'i if Nl' i l izfj K ji fs, X ' in fl Aj .lf 'TW' X f I: L 5 - I. V4 ff, i Q' ll 7X A George Morgan Fx A , . PS V , Jeff Newton ff' 'X 'I ,, 'E 't 1 -ve 3 lg 1 4. 4' Sara Ann Newton Frank Paclen L we ' Q .lim Park Barry Peek Tommy Peele Freddy Perry Don Rickel Sara JO Pilgrim June Polk Jan Richey Tommy Risher Jean Robinson Reba Roper Robert Roper Rotie Sally Amos Satterfield Carol Sue Schirmer Beth Seigle Eleanor Simpson ' 'x 4-4 ng . QT ' Z VU, , W' 1' ' F . .sg . qv ,Q 4:- ZX' P it 5 U, W 2 ,ITN ' in-f 'iw - 24' 5: 4 K, y f' 1 , ,x -M K4 sn if 'if 'E' gf .2 Q. Y- WE' V Al X 1 I fx Ili -:: 'Q Whit Simpson Earl Skelton Calvin Smith 4 ,- , eq -., 5 4 ::,,x xx, M 454 : Y 1 A M. A 'neg M 7 :N gs it R Q- Q rx M ' nv s ,X - ,, 4 yi, A 4 A il 'S 7:8 z, viii- :1 ' 21 b. L 4 1 1 if - l , i' 'W ' I . Q 5 . 3. l i it k 1221 :iz ,. Ak X. x ft , Sylvia Smith Marion Snoddy Martha Stancil Mary Lou Steele Bobby Stevens Ronald Stockman Pat Stone Pat Tarte Martha Taylor Margaret Teat Anita Thurston Ray Watson Gary Watson Jo Anna Walker George Webb Marchita Williams Paulette Williamon Donny White ill J M fi nail., '.'1Q, ' , .gf f, , :I ' , ,,,, FJ 5553, ft 'Q' 6, Q q wg! af? 4fff ,':f' ' x X W ,, . 'ff 4 fig .,5 ftwm X lr Y ' x X . W' ' i zu- 5, 4' if l L :mlm dA 'd'-alias. It I. They said there would be days like this. 1. Dig ingu' 2. Threefs a crowd. 5. fm a good boy now. 3. Better watch that camera. 6. Well, why not? They stole our clothes. 40 -J' ' 4 y x LN -is ' i, .YJ Q ,Eb Jw i f 0 f ff? YY A ,U A , xx Q . , Q 3' XX 1 X X f A f o fa mf' Ot 3 WP, Qyalf James Alexander Nancy Alexander Steve Alexander Sara Atkinson Richard Barsh Ruth Ann Bartlett Jay Bearden Wayne Benjamin LaFoy Berry Wayne Berry Doris Ann Bice L. G. Black Donnie Boggs Dora Jane Boggs Mary Lou Bolinger John Brock Judy Bryant Alvin Burkett Kay C. Burton Carolyn Busha Betty Butler Kenneth Campbell Betty Jo Chapman Frankie Chapman Linda Charles Margaret Clayton Jimmy Cobb Sandra Cochran Lorina Cole Wayne Collier Ray Collins Edward Coker Corbit Connor Harold Cope ll' PM V M4 an '- ' 4 S Ni 12 Q s. ,- ny, Q.. iff' 1. ,. Q- li xg ,bfi gp, 'af' 6. -55.- xv. 4--g, hu lil F -R 3 li' if l -Qsillmtilllliilfil v- lq l it -A .. ' , . 1, fw- is Q--L g-s 3, Jimmy Couch Jimmy Crawford Carolyn Davis Phil Davis Ernest Dodgins Margaret Dodgins Franklin Donald Brenda Duncan Carolyn Duncan Rita Duncan Linda Durham Sue Mary Ellison John Fvans Raymond Farley Mac Felder Butch Ferree Carlis Fincannon Charles Fincannon Johnny Garrett Dody Lynn Garrison Gail Garrison Willene Hamilton Evelyn Hare Joseph Hayes Carol Henderson Connie Hendricks Wilene Hendricks Folger Holder Jimmy Holder Randy Holder Norma Holliday Steve Hunter Stanley Hunter Carolyn James Louise James Geraldine Jewel Sara Lou Kelly Zana Kelly Betty Jean Lawrence Diana Lease Jimmy Lever John Liberty Brenda Lippard Philip McAlister Rosa Lee McAlister Chris McClure Gwen Mccurry Jackie McGee Lee McHugh Joyce McJunkin C. C. McMillan Patricia Marler Evelyn Martin Tommy Matthews Ronald Maravich Faye Merck Kenneth Merck Wallace Merck Donald Miller Frances Miller Louise Miller Mary Elizabeth Miller Nancey Miller Wayne Neely Joan Newell Marion Newton Wayne Newton Carolyn Nelms Martha Nix Furman Norris John Norris Louise Oates Milton Oates Rosie Oliveros Ed Olson Jimmy Owens Ammie Owens Joyce Pilgrim Ovaline Pilgrim Glenda Pinion Catherine Porter Sally Mae Porter Samuel Porter Ruth Rampey Charles Raynal Mary Redmond Rodney Richey Georgia Ann Roe Reba Rollins Mary Ross William Rowland Ellie Mae Sargent Nelson Sargent Woodrow Saxton Curt Shirer Betty Simpson Burney Skelton Billy Smith Fred Smith Norman Ann Smith Ronald Smith Billy Stewart Robert Stewar' Jean Stribling Felton Stone Garland Stone Charles Stuart Joyce Stewart Barbara Ann Taylor Jimmy Taylor Joe Thacker Jimmy Thompson John Thompson Ben Wagener Helen Watson Eloise White Betty Williams Mary Ann Wilson Jo Ann Wilson Bobby Wood s Douglas Vickery l ,442 Q, S 1 4. . 'fr-' -, 4. Qsx , , -.. -s .- 3 ,., an Q- I I Q fl H ., hx E : T , ,fl , ai, ' I a 4 '16, 4, i W Q. itll fe , ,im -wsu -M 2 1 R421 2 l if i . L 11 -f , , fi 'if ati is xl 'l l I QQ. YL nil Sl l 'bt :R 3- -l iiiiillli it iw- Q ' f g . s ' . 7 Q ' f 5 u E S 2 1 9 v 'S..J ' ,-1-4 L CQ - P V. . 1221 Q52 'E' :G , ' e 1 2 E 1. 5 i s E NS xf u fs. 'EQ-wer' X llnniw'-,-H, .1 .......fv S . f, , V gig .vf - 'V ' cf V h , I , , Z V J A V ,pg .N-.Q .anal 3 7 , i wi. g A f fgefi ' .wk 8 Wm T 'JVM R ig gg .,L,?g,,,V 7455 .,,, , W Presenting 1VIiss Summit Uf 19 8 QUX 4 ' s ,M K9 R KW? . ',L-1 Y fl Mlss Mary Deadwyler five iii? x 0 JL 'U' '33- - .. .,,Z,f, zf ' Qc., we ,A , I l haw, W' Q -as 1 5 W, ll If '45 Q- x . Q fi if jim K Q . x 7 'W' qnhs- v,..4-r I Q i v as v 5 2 1 -Y ,- Y , ft-H1-l ' 3 . Z Q I ,, 31:1 If ' s Q x L 1 3 T 1 J ' , . 7 2 5, 1 .5 wp yr .z , 5 ,ff , i Q, . ,nn 2-fb 3 I xii 1 1 w MELFORD WILSON President of Student Council, Beta Club, and French Club. MARY STUART Miss Hi Miss, officer in Student Council, Beta Club, basketball, cheerleader, Contestant in Beauty contest, French Club, and senior superla- tive. BRENDA BURNS Editor ol Summit, basketball, newspaper staff, F. B. L. A., contestant in beauty contest, and senior superlative. 'V Sf! l X, f le, A RUSTY WILLIAMON Most valuable player, football, basketball, track, baseball, Beta Club, and senior superla- tive. LYNN DUBOSE Lunchbowl Queen, Summit Beauty, Homecoming Queen, Student Council Representative, French Club, Basketball, Cheerleader, and Senior Superlative. PEGGY WHITAKER Editor of LIONS' ROAR, Officer in F. B. L. A. 'Fhvxlx PRESIDENT OF STUDENT BODY MOST VALUABLE PLAYER ,--J , W-1 i R A A, I '12 MISS HI MISS EDITOR OF SUMMIT OF F-A E LUNCHBOWL QUEEN EDITOR OF NEWSPAPER I OUTSTANDING SENIOR .lack Greene and Mary Stuart ,T IL!! ' ' , A a K ' ,JIAEISIEF I ' ' tim MOST DEP ENDABLE Harris Deadwyler and Sadie Dobspn 4 13 x ,Q my i xv HB2 wg fin s ,Q weifvnyw T rarl wgr A Senibr MOST VERSATILE MOST INFORMED Rusty Williamon and Judy DeLoach - Earl Wagener and Peggy Hopkins 1fMW Milli ll WI 4 UNM! WIM1 wwf 14' 3222 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED L FRIENDLIJEST Tony Elrod and Brenda Burns Frank smifh and Shi Y R00 5 - uperlatives B MOST ATHLETIC Wayne Wurdlaw and Lynn DuBose 1 fy, , 'k5 BEST LOOKING Gerald Bice and Rose Jones WITTIEST Larry Dyar and .loan Carey BEST DRESSED Robert Newton and Gerry Webb PERSONALITY PLUS Mac Crane and Brucie Cloaninger uperlatives MOST TAL ENT ED .lim Washington and Anita Thompson Mrs. D. W. Daniel, a gracious and lovely hostess has always been interested in the civic and social aspects of her community. She was instrumental in the founding of the first Baptist Church and the Clemson Woman's Club. Art and music have always been her hobby and on their wedding anniversary she always plays the piano for Dr. Daniel. Wistar Metz, their grandson, is a student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1f '9i . uv W Mrs. D. W. Daniel . G X 1 .K H.-. 22 is 4' 6 .1 e n ' ' 5 nan 35 3 I a ll!ll ' ll llllasf I lllll!! !x, , -'Q I ll ' Ill! by . f. 4 1 , , . 1 3 1 i C Ca I fl! S' fix wx 17 x .Gy 'f ', A 'I' ' 9 a V 4 I -1 4 3 Ns I M A , ....... -pf-'rf-'a M ,mf-.J 7 4, ,Y a,', ... A , , U ,'.,.:.qV,p ... Ax , 1.1 9 ,wH',,cv?f.j',LV,.z ' M., ,P-3,15 ,yfgg F , W ' 1 S :.,- mv L..,f,,v,,A .1 A , , ,.' 11 ,, ,Lf-f V , -- 2 f rr Q ' . ' P , f ' ,' 'Fi ,, , '.'! - ' , f V fr ' A, f -f ' . - , ,. -11 , 'pw s ,, if . 'lg y ,Qc It Y, t iv, 'f 'y-5,12 . ,,,f . '- ' '- ,. M- ' 'J' iffy +' ww- ,M .gala :. .g!.' ' 'AA ' ,.' f -t ' , qu, ' ' - 'iv ' 4, -I 4 . , 1 A .4 Y 1' X' . U '.yl'5f'lU 5wffV'- - '. K- 'fi I M Q ' ,, Q .I J' t:' Q4 , 9 1 14-mb P ... ... , .ff --4 'SJ-91, -, 7 ' 'fJf4 :9f1i',-1 ' .-,t,.R,- .I L QV ,9.,. 1 4 u 4 K ' .,,, 1 'x 1 X 9 f , f A I! ' fix nf ,A ix 3 gk .40 ' L Tum '59 , 1 1 , DD QL xV'. 49, X f Seneca Eosiey Pol metto Westminister Ford Liberty Blue Ridge Pendleton Pickens Abbeville Anderson Woodruff 3 9 W X x I f ' . 1 , Q ,-, . ., vp 4 1 ' -Q-, I ,Q L .F as ul, 5 T' .A , u Ag ,,, 'gy as sh, -uw +L- my , 5 1 li To My Football Team, I feel very fortunate that I am the coach of Daniel High School. I believe that I could never find a school I had rather be in or boys that I had rather coach than the Lions of Daniel High. I am extremely proud of you this year, not because you won but for the gallant way in which you played. I suppose it is the dream of every coach to have boys with the desire and the will to win. For me that dream has become a reality. I will always cherish the memories of this team. When this year started we were conceded no chance of winning the Conference Championship. Time and time again you came from behind to prove to me and our fans that you were of the stuff that makes great men. That big Conference Championship trophy will long beautify our trophy case, but the memory of working with fine Christian boys as you, will linger much longer. W. H. BAGWELL X f... I 9 -' i miie.- ' .4 rl I I + 5 . Q ll . t 1 .V 909 mas, , '- I N ' 7 ..-fhig-'s E- F ' . I C '--o '-ff 'iz v rf. 'Xvf fo fq yr 'ai 'ay' A 1 J N . I A aa 1 V ix: , vw-4 ,ak A 4: V, Yr - L.: W it .C ,V sf 3 - vor' fe ' ,, .lf F, gg 1.4 ri 85 xg 'A Y Q' 7 en si -.Y I , Q0 ,p-.. V at Q . v 7 , 5' A '- , ' Y' '1iQ..,,w..- . .Q ' ' 1 ' . . i X . if I k 2.-,. y 1 QPR- . .1 B-gf L . m X . - ' ' I sf' 1 .- . .- -.Z Q V ,X A -v ,- . . ' W. ' X V ,. , . ii . .J-4 B . . 1 -... I qv ' ' , W- x g4 o ' KX X 1a k, - t 58, .E all -b X., t .3 Jw-.P K 1 ..... 45 V -.?,.aP.M. ,- ' - ' . .. s X 4 - . q ' I I -- N '- xqarff. ff'-L. f rf..-R. ww . 'Al-'vis' 1 AIX' 5 Q x 15. A - ' -' . Q! i K .'-.. . f, 00 5 , Ax. p f liar 5 u I f inf ww' .1 Cfzarlze I au rence Bzllq Uuerz 195 YS F X. II ay ne W ardlau H alzer C nop Robert 'Newt on flmmy Howard 9 ' , 9. - . ,a X ,. .h z 1 W ff , Q A if f Y ,- I, ,' E I N U' 5, Y , V Y - 4 ' X Q, 'ex ' - ,' , , - , 1 ' 'K' ,. xi A' Y , ' f R Q ,, A id KN- 15 34 ' - I t -V J ' ' V . ' Qv , x '-- A Q KM A 1 ff , I 1 P 1 xy, i A.? if ff 4 , I I ,Q J A , Nav 4 ' ' , -' , W' ' ux a ' f Q- 4-5 1 W - 2 ' A x ' X Q .1 1 V JL- 1 - fa K 1 A, A' . , Q V 3 5 ii. Herbert Cooper 'wr 4 F U fulzan Rush U zllzamon Quzncw N514 man Tony P lrod 3 Mlllen Qtez ens xp f . ,. A' v Y, ' ' X ii 2 +A - , XX 4'W 1 x A Il' ! -. J j I , I , ' 'f Q-311 Sh 4 1 H ' 5 5 xx K A Qu I . , 5 if Q , , .Y V -'J ' - ' , f' 'V s ' ir TW'-Q 4 .Q by ' 05. , f ', Y ' ' -. Xw . ' ' R 4 . 4 - , . . I f X 'V if 3 . Qs 3 -: . if r 2 ! ,Z . , -. 1- F 'Q A 'tx f l, f of X, , 3 y , Q e ' . ixk ff J l is C' I z- y, A ' l ' ' I1 -ff i a In 5, I -' ' l , , w ew Lucy.. D vp -e , C in f' ' f r l K M A . .. N. xx , f M., N , 'BS i 'Q I .I j-,L X ...ag M tif fi' of 1. 5' - Ss 1 Q , -n ,-Yig-' as : 4 ,! ,J ,V ,, gb , 3 N I .A gl WAYNE WARDLAW--Shrine Bowl, Player of Week, All State, All Upper-State lAll Upper Skyline Conference, Honorary Captainl All Pickens County. ROBERT NEWTON--Honorable Mention All State, lst Team Skyline Conference, All Pickens County, Lunch Bowl. QUINCY NEWMAN--Honorable Mention, Honorable Mention All Upper-State, All Upper Skyline Conference Lunch Bowl, All Pickens County, Player of tlwe Week. WALTER COX--Honorable Mention All State, Honorable Mention Upper Skyline Conference, All Pickens County. JIMMY HOWARD--School Record for most points scored in one game--23, School Record for most points scored in one season--60. 4. 1 - K.. ,, ' .A ' 4 ,,4 ,W J Q 'Y ,9 -Q' 5 n , f ' N? S ef.-ein 70 fl ,ffl . riff' fi RUSTY WILLIMON--Honorable Mention All State, Honorable Mention All Upper-State, 2nd Team All Upper Skyline Conference, All Pickens County, Lunclw Bowl, Player of the Week. BlLLY OWENS--2nd Team Upper Skyline Con- ference, Lunch Bowl, All Pickens County. HERBERT COOPER--Honorable Mention All Upper-State. F. M. JULIAN--Honorable Mention All Upper- State, All Pickens County. CHARLES LAWRENCE--Lunch Bowl, All Pickens County. BOB MCGARITY--Lunch Bowl. ALLEN STEVENS--Player of the Week, 2nd Team Upper Skyline Conference. Q1 M as 1 5. Xa Q5 If L Y P ll 'rs L sh.: X do-f 3041-rv-0'rv ,277a4wQ6Juv iii: J! Ji' JI' Lwafcb Q 070 iff 634 'N wi QM? fbonc, ZQMOWM4 gagggw 1 f . X -X - , X' 1 ' 'V In f ff K A K X- N S ' , , ,Lf x , xxx B . , v. 1 J ' fg-- NN ' 5 'f we ' .iflgv 'Q ' N ' -3, L 1 rx- ' I W la av Sf- I gl' ig, ' I ,X AA Y . . I . 9 s. 447' Q ,gg XXI I x 9' ' 4 xl L ,. ,iw 'Q' 5' 5 9 f ,7 4 'Ak ' l X 1 5 H x ' V ,fi 'qv' J' -' , , A' ', N f gf fl f I V, V l .. J 1 I , QL, 'XA . I ,Q X.. 59? - Y I L 4 1 5 ' u, S. l957-'58 SCHEDULE fs 1 1 21 'J 24 28 31 7 'F b 11 'Feb 14 Walhalla 'F b 18 ' Home games X 'Dec 6 Wren xDec. IO Easley xDec. 13 Rosmond xDec I7 Wren Jan. 10 Seneca xJan. 14 Walhalla Jan. 17 Pendleton xJan. Seneca an. Westminister xJan. Pendleton xJan. Liberty xFeb Westminister e Liberty e Easley x Conference games .fn 3 fl if K ' HW '54-r F. M. Julian Rusty Williomon Walter Cox Harry Hol loday Herbert Cooper U JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL K I it fffgy, .awww 49 .fd me -ur 1455-'? b' A 1, 3 rm aw W rv-W1' wwf ,wammwmfv I wfwffg Wm-I LIBERTY PICKENS RICK ENS BELTON EASLEY WR EN PENDLETON BLUE RIDGE SENECA DANIEL 4Qb5 ' HW oPP WD DIPDQG D ,QV R Q. lk , t 1 - :girl 4541 , Q A ?I'fGg.., T331 ,. H .P I ll I ' ' , I ' ' - I ITM' 'I' '2'i '- -- -- A--, - M - ' ' ' ' P 'TQ' -5--r-'--W fxi.-MQ,--W E ' ' 'fs I I M mf-N' I I I I , . Wm- I ' E nw' E M f N I :AAL R- M a T I . -T W rm- Q 'A - I -'I', --H.1?i, ,wsggh I f , -www - f - I I T I I I, L.JJf,,,:.',m ., ' I ' Q- I ff ' fs. ' ff .::'.-1, 'Q 'f'7'if i4'Qf?K' II' A V' V I. I HM f,t.i'LAf in Q VVL' .H Q?hv:fVi.A,fJ'L,1.. psig? i,,,5w:'. Y, AF- V, , V5 1 Y xx by . .. I xr' ,W H - Jr' , ' 4,,if'fV I 4- z,1.ff.L5,gig1.,':-,Q ' , f f -f'i'T?-W i . 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K . , -' Y I- , , 4, . I n. vQy,- ' dl 3- - . .LL .Ffh-'.. fig- - -vm V Q' 1' v ' ,,t'A Y fe..'i,Kg' - ' . Y, aQ,.2i,,n:, . .,.:.'.gv VA , 'Tuff wrnzxlin, ti, I, ,.HV.A,:,,4 ,e1:gf,. ',, l , ., wb. N , . ,K s. . -,v:,a okflb .1.,,:4,,f.. - .i, :H,,1f,',:v.-F . .... . ,Ldv 4, ,L ,..' I if - - -. V 3415. ,, A- , :LL Il '35-, in ,guy DA IEL TRACK TEAM I , 5-1' -'v x , , 'Jul W - :vw- f 7 F g, Sy ' Q 'Y r, K Q Q X A ' v K -. -'v - t Q KN, W - , A: ...f ww- Mfg X., ' '.:' A. '.. 6, X f . ! l A, 1 '5 A t I A A i 'Q rl E . 5 - ' 1 'Z A- 4 f . La- 4 5 2- 4. f 3 2 1 A ' ng r ' u. ' ' '---9' f K. .-3 A, Af. f ff - A 'Q V , 4 ' ff J , ,Hu f Q I ' ' ' 'Eli -. ' ' of - . i ' E . ' ' . n v ' 7 iq ' V -1 I x 4 f - V - 1 f J 4 , ' -' f AL . A I r 1- - A , 1: 4 - 1' Aff Q, T- Q' xt A. if 4 Q -gud! -fwm-i!? x ' A 8 VK '4 s A ' . J ' XY . ' 3 I ' , r 'Y ' A- ' ' 'X A +I? . L- . r' ,A'- ' IAN . ' EQ: i N .4 -1 Q1 -,-: :gi ' X v 1 QL, ' I 1 x . A,...r-U .. , x . . , X 1 , .-, .' Q. A . - - f .,. Q ' X x ' - ' V V 5 i , ' -y - px-5. f lv I W I z, . W - SHINE TONIGHT BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER Wayne Wardluw Daniel High School received the Sportsmanship Award Daniel Football Team was Skyline Conference Champions--1957. x ref xv Y, A 0 f X New X M P. IIT! :dm 1'- 'Si ,fx qi L im 10 Lil T! 0 Qld, 6 .. Ir L Al.. V 'T . 141413 f 4 3-.lf.f. ,L 4 fi 8 'i-.us 5, 4 ' -All-f - v' Nr.:-T, T ' ffifilf 'M' T -mist' ' ' 7 T' : F' 'AKA A . -'Sally' Zakir: H 1 f J . fly' 5, li 4 0 i -g KW . - ,,,,,,,,,, . . , . I , , , f gxiq!,'s,!XfiI Yi!-1 1 fp f Lf .F- X: fi ,,.-,L 'R X . B 5 ki ?' I' fx r .rt A -W nf f M.. Q 1 nz? .f , 4- ' ' '-Q ,L -w ,ll i , , K., 1 .x , 2' W 4 L 4 M FK 4' n...,x 1 E J ff 'A M 3 ..h4W 'y.V ,W- ' f F n--in -1 fd x I si? x. 21 J: ,C 1' A TWITIE THE '1 ' Eclltor Brenda Burns Dear Su mml t Staff As thus year draws to a close and we look back over the year s actlvutles l seem to get a but of enloyment when my mind recalls all the tedious yet wonderful meetings ofthe annual staff Yes those get togethers wereonesthat should never be forgotten The year began and all we had was an editor, a business manager, and a tremendous group of people who thought they wanted to become a member of the annual staff But as time went on, they drifted aut, one by one, like sand from the hour glass, untll at last Mrs Richardson, our sponsor, had a few faithful people who really untended to work To you, l give my heartlest respect and gratitude 4 A-T 'Os Assistant Editor Linda Webb ,aus ,Guy '- K no- 1 Sponsor Mrs Mabel Richard son -ni' r 1 W e J 5, A4 Qf' A H ,. l , 1 A . ll I 'QA L - J lr : lx , 'lf' than Assistant Business Manager Circalation Manager as John Bolmger Jimmy Bryant A-. - 1 403 9- s 5- Na+... it--' Business Manager Pl 0709 0Pl1e TYPi5l Jack Greene Emery Gunnin Joan Carey Probably one of the first steps we took was the organizing and assigning of the staff. First came the drawing up of the dummy---that long, hard iob of assembling each page to fit the space required. Then came picture-taking. Who has any ideas on what the classes should wear? No, l don't think that is a good idea at alll Oh, those exclarnations never end. Mr. Ammons was swell and so was Emery in getting those pictures made and developed. Nevertheless, everything was in quite a mess, but somehow, as always, we came through. Last, but certainly not least, we were ready to mail in the dummy. That day was when all of us, Mrs. Richardson, Joan, Jack, John, Linda, Jimmy, Earl, and Emery were relieved. We had finally reached our goal and the feeling of satisfaction was great. Jr-, - . 5 A -44, ,, . I 7. , -,r . wk ,1 NY, tx A N ' f it I l 'Q .94 5 f iii 'kg ,441 Jia ,ic f ic, .....ouv ' On these, the closing days of this school year, l have a feeling of regret to leave next year's Summit staff, knowing that they must start from scratch, iust as we did. But I sincerely hope, Assistant Editor, that you have only half the annual staff as we did, and that your sponsor is as efficient and thoughtful as ours. Then, you will be glad to have them help you through all the 'tough spots, and to share the satisfaction with you at the end of the year. Editor of i958 Summit Brenda Burns ' i '-- ' J' ' - '3Cl'4T '1 3 4-fl. 1 . vnu . ,h . 5' .L H P , ,' , 'e -f-'I-4-f':,-fA'1 t ,m ,avi , . -:ing ,t :it , r bei V f ' Y'- V 'QAV ,-.,5f..,. if Wig Z-' 1 . 'T . v, v'.Q9'zz up fw,hl:9'w .P Q, y'2,,-'Z' f 19. 4 - x A ., Q , V 722755 if 4 i -3' 1 H TUDE T CCJUNCIL The Student Council is an organization of students, elected by students, to serve as their official representatives in all matters of concern to the entire school. Homecoming, assembly programs, and Religious Emphasis Week are proiects promoted by the Student Council. These and other activities give the Student Council training in citizenship, for they involve the real problems ot the school and not make believe situations. Some ofthe obiectives of the Student Council are to provide a forum for the expression of student opinion, to interest students in school affairs, and to create a better school spirit. fi-ti -4252 .1 K flu 87 L L SEATED LEFI TO RIGHT Larry Dyar Tony Elrod, Jenene Capell, Frank Smith, Sadie Dobson Bobby nusho Thelma Head l'athr,n Long, Patsy Ladd, Allen Holladay, Brenda Burns Herbert Thompson Blllv Owens Anita Thurston. STANDlNG-LEFT TO RIGHT - Steve THE LION'S RCJAR Editor - Peggy Whitaker Assistant Editor - Judy Revis Business Manager - Mac Crane Assistant Business Manager - Shirley Roe The main purposes of the Lion's Roar are to inform the students ot school activities and achievements, train students in the art of creative writing, and to teach them the mechanics of publishing a newspaper. It is published monthly by members of the iourna lism class advised by Mrs. Davenport. Qx , 92 Q i -'Q Q f- ffx F.B.L.A. The purpose of the F.B.L.A. OF Daniel High School is to acquaint the members with the working of the business world as well as to stimulate in them a desire to render satisfactory service in this field. President - Malinda Bowen 2. Vice President - Joe Martin Reporter - Gerald Bice Business Manager - Allen McCullough Secretary - Jo Ann Merck Lett to right: ist row: Frances Ellison, Judy Stribling. 2nd row: Ernestine Merck, Jane Mann, Margaret Madden. 3rd row: Frances Gibson, Nadyne Stewart. 4th row: Jimmie Lou Jones, Mary Marler, Judy Revis, Robert Newton, Bobby Kirkley. Standing: Mary Ann Duncan, Margaret Rampey, Jenene Capell, Sara Lusk. ni fl -1 5 ': 'C-wi '-'. ,::f.'.4f:!?' '..-fr: .1 fj Q-fe, , . f . 1.-+ f' ff-'ji 4 if 'ia , ,iff -. ,Fgf.ggjT1f.Q 'ff .ivfs Q - - U-ff? 1' ',,.'i 4' , f .1 1 . uf.. .f7 1F'1 Ln, -1 S .mf 4 ' .w',+,-' .ki on k I - V, i is E 'fe Q- f' Left to right: Mr. Frank Chas- tain,Gerald Bice, Jack Greene, Bennett Pilgrim, Allen McJun- kin, Wayne Wardlaw, and Mac Crane. F.F.A. F. F.A.Motto fs A W W V ML - d 0 ... X Q earning to o Q f Doing to learn 3 Earning to live IX Living to Serve. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agriculture leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Future Farmers are taught to make money, to save and invest their money, to co-operate with others, to take an interest in community life, and to believe in farming as a worthy occupation. ! sw. N A A an F ri! 'i war. i Left to right: lst row: George Rampey, Tony Holladay, Leroy Hendricks, James Garrett, David Gibson, Bennett Pilgrim, Mac Crane, Jimmy Sherriff, Garvin Bolding, Billy Dobson, Jimmy Alexmder, and Mr. Hornick. 2nd row: Allen McJunkin, Furman Norris, Donald Brewer, Lanny Skelton, Johnny Bowen, Junior Herron, Frank McJunkin, Melvin Watson, Ernest Dodgens, Bernie Skelton, Folger Holden. 3rd row: Leroy Holden, Donald Pickell Johnny Garrett, Bobby Wood, F.F.A. SWEETHEART 'vim KV fnmtis 0, I 'I cw V fN2f'O+?v ,- we fff FA' Q i W Y' 1 1 - D ,fir K ill V70 S QWQ 'V , ' C,-9,cutf-A 1 I , Q U ROSE JON ES ,L .fl W ix l'5f26f l flf J 1. iiyx 4 1 ln-1 -,.-. Ray Watson, Buddy Britton, Garland Stone, Jimmy Holder, Wayne Collier, Nelson Sargeant, Wayne Beniamin. 4th row: Allen McCollough, J. W. Revis, John Hawkins, George Morgcn, Milton Oats, Lloyd Jewel, Garvin Madden, Wayne Wardlaw, Gerald Bice, Ronald Smith, Billy Stewart. 5th row: Franklin Donald, Robert Stewart, Billy Holder, Douglas Duncan, Gary Watson, Carl Seabom, Kenneth Gibson, Jack Greene, Joe Martin, Leland Kelly, Kenneth Merck, Luther Norris. R. F.H. . F. H. A. develops skills in home-making, molding our girls' lives to be tomorrow's home- builders. Their duties include many roles--cooking, sewing, child care specializing, first aid, and entertainment. Left to right: Frances Ellison, Linda Green, Jane Mann, Vivien Duncan, and Wanda Brown. Seated: Geraldine Brucke, June Polk, Brenda Albertson, Hazel Alexander, Evelyn Kennemore, Carolyn Crane, Shirley Kelly, Frances Gibson, Linda Greene, Mary Jo Hewer, Jo Anna Walker, Betty Jean Evatt, Myrtle Merck, Betty Sue Bolding, Johnnie Nell Haney, Margaret Teat, Camellia Moore, Grace Kelly, Martha Jean Stancil, and Eleanor Simpson. Standing: Linda McDowell, Genieve Boggs, Jane Mann, Linda Kay, Janie Stephens, Jeanette Mize, Sylvia Smith, Elizabeth Gravely, Johnnie Ellison, Dot Poole, and Shelby Jean Terry. SR. F.H.A. A-gx ,I A J' S cf, f l 1 Q 1 Cfifg' r AZQQMQQHQ' First row, left to right: Millicent Crawford, Mary Lou Steele, Sylvia Cantrell, Beth Seigle, Betty Jean Evatt, Vercel Wilson, Jerry Owen, Willimenia Smith, Doris Ann Bell. Second row, left to ' ht M M dd rig : argaret a en, Reba Roper, Nancy Dillard, Carolyn James, Martha Taylor, Anita Dillard, Jane Maw, Jean Bodenheimer, Betty Jo Wilson, Martha Jean Stancil, Gail Henderson, Betty Jo Porter. Third row, left to right: Frances Ellison, Sadie Dobson, Judy Hall, Thelma Long, Margaret Rampey, Judy Stribling, Dot Poole, Johnnie Ellison, Gentis Holder, Willie Mae Alexander, Hazel Alexander. 1 fQQf tg , QA ,ll,liEllll lllll ' BETA Beta Club is a national organization to encourage scholarship and leadership in high school students. Our motto is Let us lead by serving others. The four 'X' for everyone--character, service, achievement and leadership. A sQ r Y 1 5 keys to success for all Beta members are the same keys which lead to success We A 94 -1. -i - li' 5 M V 7 Q X l 1 i ll W il V ii 'aw ,, I Il ,V -- 5- g' r vga 7 Y, QV? L 2 M ,A f A ag.. , ff ,,, -2 1 2. NV, me 55356 ,,. if ,IF 4, 4, Af, - ,M llll 5 'f -0'5 Q5 N 4-Fd. CLUB Q First row, left to right: Linda Webb, Anne Mathews, Roy Ferree, Brucie Cloonin- ger, Rose Jones. Second row: Patricia Shirley, Jo Ann Merck, Penny Rochester, Sally Purser, Sue Barker, Donna Richbourg, Anita Thompson, Sara Lusk. Third row: Jimmy Bryant, Melford Wilson, Judy Del..oach, Pete Gray, Brenda King, Mary Ann Duncan, Doris Teat, Bob Kelly. Standing: Earl Wagener, Polly Mcleer, Mary Stuart, Buddy Simms, Rusty Willimon, Marie Allen, Peggy Jo Hopkins. 'Sr I 5 My s f l Q F . T. . , President - Marne Allen Vice Presldent - Peggy Hopknns Secretary Molly Sutherland Reporter - Doris Teat The F T A. Club ns exploratory prevocatlonal and character forming to help students who desire to be teachers learn facts about and want to acquire opportunntles IH teaching In thenr locality the state, and the natlon lts pollcy IS to cultivate character and leadership qUOlIfIeS essential to become a good teacher M4 Lett to flQl1T3 MGVY STUGVT, Pe99Y Hopkins, Robin Left to right: Mary Cooper, Sally Purser, Penny Lease, Rose Jones, Lynn DuBose, Brucie Cloan- Rochester, George Douglas, Carol Sue Schirmer, inger, Melford Wilson, Anita Thompson, Phyllis Sue Barker, Ann Mathews, Joe Guggino, Polly Tattersall. McTeer, Mary Deadwyler. .1 J 5311 Q , f Ja The French Circle The French Circle is made up of all the members of Mrs. Gray's French classes, There are nine students talcing second year French and twenty-four taking first year French. We had a French tea when Mrs l-lair from Paris L ff f ' ht: S A ' , A e O ng Gm rm Lusk' Dolls spoke to us ot France. She was very interesting, Teat, Brenda King, Chipper Cochran, John Bolinger, Pete Gray, Carol Culver, Bob Kelly, Charles McFall, J d' St 'bl' , B b P Engine Smzlth-mg Gr Gm Urser' even if Mrs. Gray did have to spend hours translating Several of us have written to French students in Paris who are taking English. That was lots of lun them for us. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is a service group whose aim is to help to make the library the richest resource of the school. lt endeavors to popularize reading among the students and to serve their needs in the library. There are members of the club who meet on the fourth Tuesday of each month. J O' If The Library Club is affiliated with the District 13 Library Club and the S C High School Library Association. The Club president, Faye Cantrell, is Vice president of the District 13 Library Club. we-.. i i , l-1535595 if ' W, ' ri bl r, U., Seated: John Liberty, Ray Collins, Anne Sherman, Sandra Cochran, Diana Lease, Margaret Clayton, Joyce Stewart, Tommy Matthews, Christopher McClure, Phil McAlister, Doug Vickery, Walter Cox, Rosa McAlister, Dody Garrison, Mary Lou Bolinger, Amy Owings, Tommy Risher, and Jon Richey. Standing: Jimmy Crawford, Bobby Stevens, Jimmy Howard, Tommy Peele, Wayne Newton, Mac Felder, Steve Liberty, George Webb, Pat Tart, Ronnie Maravich. to S LATIN CLUB The Latin Club of Daniel High School this year joined the National Junior Classic League. One of our main obiectives is to interest our fellow students in the study of Latin. ii i S ff f ,X t 924, K Y 9 ii - ,, 4,-H A Af gi, 31 - 1 LUNCH ROOM TAFF ' ., lfg? . ' ,m ,f . . . UK, uk 11 - ,ggfgjx 1' 1 Q.f5LLf4X?e3jff?57f2v, ' I 5'w.w ' ' J 'L' , ':,m'! ' ,. A-'rl ,Q Q, ak 52 ., ff! ,,- I I , 1 W , 1 1 A2 Q , p Vg L l . fu' is ,I -0 ni ,f51,I.,vQq-:pf 8 :ff Wf- 9 1. 4 L l if QIQTH I' BUS DRIVERS I A ' 3? I , .V ' M gf, fr F32 0 'an S N 1 ,, N A ' xl , 5 V ' A 1 ff H ' A-'X -- 1 X W X -' X A L x X x X Q95 L K f iw Xi if , hx Boys Block D 'N e via gf is-f'f'L f , Girls Block D , z': f -f I 1 There's Two Sides To Every Club U X I F '1 IT 'J ' fix, Q X f 3 W 5 4 5 5 f I ?4'Qf 'X XG? I I! aw 'N-41 Q 1 X N 9 4 if h',' I lvl . '. I'-V: if I r ' ISS I -f fra f4izs'hK m.. 4 f' ' Mr' ax H .. . +49 -J JA -sr- . A V ' ing. fi Y' at h C29 .Q sf? B 5 Easy Living .Vice to lfnozr The Line upn Little Urs. Williams Q a sgvgvjig Q get f. f i iAE?'s K 3 rave n id in n i i 7 , my W -i iflfufvvf' r 1 I L is ll' ',, , M I..Q 19 5 . X' f, M92 WO6 ,'5r, All E , 6 7 5. What it wuz, wuz a lfouseparly. 6. Bringing in the Team' 7. These we honorf dl l 6.-1: L 5 Q. w-., if 4 1,9 X X r I. Sitting on top of the world. 4. In the good ole Summertimef 2. Let it snow, Let it snowf 5. Fun in the snow 3. Winter Wonderland 6. .Waking money at junior Night Club IO7 If ffl I X 3 C. J f , tr Z f 1f,5-an f ' L'f:2'3'4fff M in ' f - A ffnlx Y ' 5 I--r -1 J 2 T? ADWRTISING L C MARTIN DRUG CO Where The crowd gathers Rexoll Drug C- Phones Prescrlpflon Depf 5172 Offnce 2661 CLEMSON LUMBER CGMPANY INC Newton 1 u Complete Bulldmg Servnce And New Modern Homes for Sole Phone Doy 2712 or 5750 Nnght 2295 Box 231 Clemson South Coro1 uno I I ' ll 77 -fore I V, ' K I v1'l'lGQ6I' I , l Pendleton S C Compliments of JD Smlth Agent Telephone MI6-2232 CLEMSON JEWEIERS closs rnngs Dsornonds Wotcm Srlver Cun R Hoyle Sno y Owner Clemson South Coroleno Compllments ot EXCEISIOR FINISHING PlANT Pendleton South Corollno Daniel 's olticiol jewelers I ' - les ' - l' o . dd COBB S BODY 81 FENDER WORK lworth Mann St Phone 2659 Seneca South Carolnna Managers James F Cobb 81 Tarvuel l. Cobb CALHOUN ESSO STATION Dennis Powell greosnng washlng road servxce Phone 5719 Clemson SOUll1COl'OlIf'lG WELBORN S DIME DEPT STORE Pendleton South Caroluna Slmpllcrty Patterns Plece Goods School Supplies Toys Comolete Shoe Dept l3GSlWISl1GS From Best Wushes rofu KAY S SHOP Mgr Leno M Goodman CENTRAL MILL Central South Carolnna I ,WA ,,,- ,- l v M A l ' , ' 0 l l lr I ' 1 , . V 1 . . Phone MI 6-2447 LIC or C M ,1 L C - TINSLEYCRAIN CRANE CHEVROLET CHEVROLET co CQMPANY INCORPORATED CHEVROLET OLDSMOBIL WRENN SYRACUSE 57116 DEADWYLER S SHOPPING CENTER Compliments of l . X I Pickens, South Carolina l l Compliments of S I - S - T l l l . l l Pt Easley, South Ccrolin E I Y S hc I. -., l Compliments of I S' M'l S lt C l' Compliments S 8. L RESTAURANT Easley South Carolina Complnments NORRIS CASH GROCERY Norris South Carolina Compllments ot DAN S Sandwxches Short Orders Clemson South Carollna ARDELL BRYSON Wheat farmnng and custom work Sux Mile South Carolina UNITED 5 AND 104 STORES For Your School Needs Central South Carol Ina .I P STEVENS 8: CO. INC Stevens Utica Mohawk Sheets Clemson Plant Seneca Plant South Carol :na of I . . I at l I' WH YYY 'Wim' Wim W Y l l I l t . i l l l u n I Complnments of PET DAIRY Greenville South Corolnno MAULDIN CHEVROLET CO New Cars 8. Trucks O K Used Cors 8- Trucks Clemson Phone 5387 Pendleton Phone MI 6 2354 Pendleton South Corol :no DeLANY S SPORTING GOODS The Best ln Sports forthe Sportsman Phone 5 O4l5 24 College St Greenville South Corollno Compl :ments of 81 D APPLIANCE CQ Pendleton South Corolmo Compl :ments f CLEMSCN FLORIST Clemson South Corol uno MCCALL S BUICK COMPANY Easley South Corolano E G Hampton Fame Living Room Furniture 123 West Church St Anderson, South Corolnno O w l I I I I I I ' o I ,,. ., . ,, I DUCKETT FUNERAL HOME Amr Condltloned and Oxygen E qu upped Ambulonces Phones 102 94 Central South Carol una CLEMSON HOUSE Carollna s Smartest Hotel Ax Saber Room Lunch I2 Dnnner t I8 30 Tavern S SQ Phone 649l Clemson South Carolmo WHITE S ESSO STATION Phone 58 Central South Carolmo MARTIN RADIO SERVICE Radio TV repanrs whale you want McCollum St Phone 5118 Clemson South Carol ma Compliments f CENTRAL ROLLER MILL Manufacturer of lsaqueena Flour and Corn Heal Central South Carol una Complnments ot HARPER S 5 Sr IOC Store Clemson South Carolnno , , 'tj nh A -I 1 in Qi, - 55,0---,. - - 1 till 2P.M.- ' 6 il 1 FAM. v- , , A I Open 9:30 till Midnight Z I . O V I l3estW1shes from HENDRICK S FLOWER SHOP Phone 2262 Central South Carolina GOLDSMITHS 5 and I0 For all your School Needs Luberty Packens St Puedmont SC Complnments of CLEMSON HOUSE BEAUTY SALON Luclle Berry Mgr Maude Garner Mgr Clemson House Phone 2903 Compllments of F H Cllnkscales ICE 8. COAL SERVICE Clemson South Carolina HUGH BAILEY S JEWELERS We Give S 8. H Green Stamps Phone 2926 lberty South Caro I una Compluments of KING S CLOTH SHOP Rarlroad Road Clemson South Carolnna For Furniture and Applrance Needs PRINCE S HOME FURNISHERS L vberty South Carol uno Compliments of IKE CANTRELL S SERVICE STATION Plckens South Carollno LIBERTY FLOWER SHOP Potted Plants Cut Flowers Corsages Lows Summey Owner Phone 4522 2442 Compliments THE PARKETTE Pickens South Carolma LEE S AMOCO SERVICE STATION Phone 2696 Clemson, South Carolina Compliments MORRIS AND COMPANY Prclcens, South Carolma I I I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 ' ' I I I . l I l-' , ' , ' l I I I of . 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' I V I f JOE S INCOME TAX SERVICE Joe B Vlckery Box 95 Centrcl South Carol xna Compl :ments of THE FASHION SHOP Mann Street Central South Caroluna Compllments of CENTRAL HARDWARE STORE Central South Carollno Compluments of ETHEL S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Mr and Mrs James Mc:Allster Proprietors Central South Carolina Compltments of CENTRAL PHARMACY Central South Carol una HARBIN BEAUTY SALON Phone 8204 Central South Carol una Compllments of JAKE S BARBER SHOP Clemson South Carolina Complnments of THE CLOTH SHOP Central South Carolma CENTRAL FURNITURE C0 G E Appllances Phone 152 Central South Carolina Compluments of WINN DIXIE STORE INC Central South Corolmo Compliments of CENTRAL SODA SHOPPE Phone 69 Central, South Carol una Compliments of SARLIN S Liberty Easley I I DU I , I I I I , I D I I 1 . I , . I I I Compliments ot GALLANT-BELK Seneca, South Carolina DIXIE 81 BODIFORD CLEANERS Alterations and repairs Expert Service Clemson, South Carol ina Best Wishes from HARPER S 5 and lOc Store enec S na CLAYTON CHEVROLET C0 INC Buick Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone 2523 Seneca South Carolu Eine Furniture CLEMSON FURNITURE CO Where Your Dollar Buys llore For Cash or Easy Terms NATHANS NEWTON Manager Compliments of CLEMSON THEATRE Clemson South Carolina Compliments of I N PATTERSON Clemson South Carolina J' Phone 2457 VI' 43213 I I S , South Caroli. Ol o o o I I , IIC . . l ,viii ' . ' . b af 'l . - ogg e iw-Q74 M I A 1 1 ,, r an . -A Y , . 1 Il A 4, V ,',.A- - - x W I :L-at F '- . I v - 1 , wwfwvvl ' 5., --., . i , QQj:'e'-,n .,Q . I . A . ' '..,Z,g't 011 ff' . -A Co'rpI ments of COWAN S DRIVE IN Arnjers '1 South Corolnno ANDERSON ELEVATOR 8. FEED CO Anderson South Corolmo ROPER MOTOR COMPANY Qooer J nl r os ey Soutt Gro :nc WATYINS PRODUCTS COMPANY -103 Augusto Street Phone C 59933 ureenvrlle So.JthCC1roTTno Cornollrrtents ot HANDY GROCERY CIernson South Corohna Cornplvnents of WESTERN AUTO STORE Plckens South Corolvno CorrTpITrrTents TOWNSEND PONTIAC CO asley South Corollno Cornplrments of PICKENS D0 NUT SHOP Puclcens South Corolmo Cornphments of PICKENS DRUG COMPANY Tckens South Corollnc Complnrrents of LOOPER S GROCERY Duckens Soutn Corolxno THE PICKENS BANK Your 'Tome owned Bank Pmkens, Soutn Ccrouno HOYT GRANT S TEXACO SERVICE STATION PTCT-cens, South Carol uno T, . W T ' T MU ff 3 'To 'T . A . T I , ' 1 ' ' E T , X. T T T ' X - T T I T ' T E , T L' I T T A . , T f I I . ,, .,, ,, , , ,,,,. I --.mf T ot T T T . E . A T. , T T T T , T T T . N I . - I A I T . T T 3 T P' , T T . ' 3 . , T ' T I Tree - -'T T T I ll I YY I I T T I. I I M Jzwggw WU Jw, I AND HOBBY SHOP .gn-we -ff CLEMSON DELUX MOTEL Phone 2744 JUUIII LUIOIIIIU ABBOTTS MEN SHOP Clemson Seneca DILLARD S SPORTING GOODS Anderson South Carol Ina DOBSON S Step IH at Dobson s w get xt l we can t get It they don t make It Phone 2950 Clemson HARRIS SPORTING GOODS Your speclalrsts In sports Seneca 9478 Compliments KING S LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANERS Dual 5135 Seneca S1 Clemson OCONEE OFFICE SUPPLY Phone 2472 Seneca, South Carol una Compllments of YOUNG'S DRUG COMPANY Pickens, South Carolina I J .1 F- fi , gnw I' 5 A-tai - ,' I . their, 5 rf, H .tfw .pls ,ff ' VZ , ' ' W' ,. A' vc - 'fL' N .- J A Y ., M-, D-5 ff ,. Q fx. A- ie.- T Af RQQJ, ,. 3 . I I . I f'I-..--- C- L F- .I-,, uucrllbull, If . .- ,I-,,74 l.....,.Z ll we uw: I IILJVC II , . . ell , f , . , . I u ' ' ' rr 1 . CENTRAL GARAGE AND USED CARS GULFD LOE JR CLAYTON DILLARD FUNERAL HOME PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL I CGMPANY WHOLESALE FOODS FRESH FROZEN CANNED DRIED GREENVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA ,, uve BETTER Ad SI1CI 525 I Your eoIer I . . . . Ab bl C I S I C I' P' I4 S Iw C I' E177 1: Nm' I f..1'v?.'7 A ' - ig- ikfxi Ag L., T177 ' Ak ,. . . . if, I Compliments of X . 1 , 2 6 5 , A- X Q . . I South Main Street 5 an 1 ' 'Yin- ,tx we 1 I QS Ag? . 3- CCONEE THEATRE SENECA GRANT S JEWELERS SENECA IJINN D XIE SENECA NIMMON S HARDWARE SENECA PEOPLES FURNITURE SENECA ROSS BUILDERS SUPPLY SENECA BELL S DEPT STORE SENECA BALLENGER HARDWARE SENECA STONE BROTHERS MEN SHOP GREENVILLE CRANDALL S REPUBLIC SERVICE STATION CLEMSON BROWN HARDWARE PENDLETON BAILES DEPT STORE ANDERSON MR MACKELWAIN ANDERSON KIMBRELL S INC ANDERSON GOSPEL SUPPLY 8. GIIET SHOP SENECA C C BAILEY Y M C A BARBER SHOP CLEMSON CLEMSON SODA SHOP 8. BUS STATION CLEMSON KLUTZ STEAK HOUSE ANDERSON SHINING TOWER ANDERSON L C CHAMBLEE 8. SON ANDERSON CHARLEY EVANS Jr PICKENS SPERLING S DEPT STORE PICKENS COLLINS DEPT STORE PICKENS KING BEE SNOW PICKENS COMMUNITY GROCERY SIX MILE We the Annual staffw1shto express our appreciation to Our admlmstratlon and faculty for their cooperation when we were makmg pictures Mrs Bond for acting as Mistress of Ceremonles at the Beauty contest Mrs Puette for helping us with our records and many letters we had to wrrte Our advertlsers for making our book posslbIe Our students for their enthusiasm May you all enpoy this book as much as we have In the many hours we have spent preparing It VA - I M F L, MCLEESJEWELERS .... CENTRAL ' ' ' I I I 1 O r hx . ,I 1-Il. ' E Arg' -,..,. L MAJ: .5- ,Z. wg.d fk fki ' s f .- x v 'fiif J the Seniors u'eren,t trying to malre money for the Senior ll hen trip-- Uhen everyone didn't have a Daniel jacket-- N hen If hen lfhen N hen if hen if hen Wh en lf hen Ur. Bagwell passed out cigars forthe first time-- challf was white and blaclrboards were black-- you brought the right book to class-- secretaries were old and gray-- Urs. Reddall tried to pltt a slide rule in her pocket-- foan found all her books-- engagements were a fad-- students didn't have all these nice cars to drive to school-- Those drenched cheerleaders at the football games-- Il' hen U hen U hen If hen it Ur. Durham could be at three places at one tirne-- marriage was for old folks-- lfermudas changed to toreodors-- we were told to follow cz club dov schedule just because was club day-- Ifhen Emery reported to home room-- lfhen Richard and ,lo .-inn u'eren,t talking in the hall-- xx 'x X I . I ' x When When When When When When When When When 1 1 I I . Y 5' . 0 x x .5 ,ti I , r Q? I . t 5 'gs ' K , 'Www ' V if , , egg, .. .I 3 irls weren't huntinff rubber bands to hold u their socks 5 fx- P boys didrft pay a dollar for a flattop-- Ur. Chastain had hair-- you could tell a Senior from a Freshman Frank Smith didn't play any sport-- zve rlidn't have soup for lunch-- our football team was Skyline Conference Champions ltr. llunter u'asn't at a ballgame- there was a demerit system at Daniel-- The first time you tried to ship school-- The faculty-student basketball gIlV7I8S-- When our were ound in the telephone booth-- f f When Ur. Durham had to hiss Hose three tin Contest-- When When Whe n When When res at the Beauty there was no roll-call before the buses left-- boys dz'dn't have buttons to hold down their collars-- girls wore one pettic0at-- Elvis Presley was replaced by Pat Hoon e-- we finished the 'VIISUP-K',fj hL'Qi?,.', .... -f ,, fd023zrb,l.'.'.' . . 4 . 11 -. ' Q. .IJ f? O.. 'Be .xy Q ' I .J ,u JJ -f,J 5 , ,e,.. w T 5 X , fe. Q f- - n '? fx 'E,, Z t S . n 1 2 a J 2 - s .Z ..--...A T, x X -wl- : f ,X X y 1. mgifp tj My X iff RWM 'W J Q Q! 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