Dreher High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Columbia, SC)
- Class of 1956
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Let every flaming tongue enlcindle in ' Our minds the lamp ol knowledge, And in our hearts make manifest Thy guiding light ol understanding truth. The torch of service must be held As beacon to the multitudes Who call on thee to lead. And those who beg to see thee stumble 'Midst the tire ol competition Must never more than beggars be For all the trust reposed in thee Must never be dishonored. Extinguish not the softly glowing candle, Radiant with enchanting Ioveliness, Part of all thy dancing, whirling, Leaping brilliant light, illuminating night. And burn as bright lorever ln the school we love and honor, Thou the Spirit Flame ol Dreher. J. A. V. CONTENTS 'THE GUIDING LIGHT -FACULTY . . . THE LAMP OF KNOWLEDGE -CLASSES . THE TORCH OF SERVICE -ACTIVITIES . . THE FIRE OF COMPETITION -ATHLETICS THE GLOW OF CANDLELIGHT -FEATURES Page Page Page Page Page ALMA MATER All hall to thee our Alma Mater Here s a song m praise Well bear thy banner gladly And thy name well proudly ralse We II honor thee and love thee As faithful sons always So here s to Dreher our Alma Mater Hall to thee always 6 I I 1 - . I 1 I , . I x I - - 1 I 1 DE D ICATIO Dear ski. Ylueoo, Xxx apgfeciamxon io! gow: esxche-eve eiiotvs on bexxzxi oi use entire i'aos.xXvg od evcudexw vodwj, ior gout 'LXi'6X656 opermxon xxx our ences-lots, and ict -you pereooiiicamon oi voe woe Sgxr xx oi Dfebetz wie dedxcate no goo, X5-Y . V139 f X956 . Toe 9mmxaX Sxai I l.' . 'Q 1 DW' lr., 'M I tm vjqw W., FACULTY -I Y - ,,-'X A 3,-Q -im, 3' ill als 5 B X tif if I , 'Wa 3 ADMINISTRATION Dreher Hugh School rs OHGTIDQ to each student a well balanced program of studies and actrvrtres designed to meet hrs rndrvrdual needs The success of the program may be measured by the extent to which Dreher students avarl themselves of the fine oppor tunltles offered them Superintendent Actlvrtres have long been one ol the Important Functions of schools Your annual not only records the things you wish to remember but It also serves as a learnrng process for those who participate rn the work QKMZVW he X? lx?-. 'ff' Mass Grace Sease Mr Arlle W Whltfnnghull Assusianf Frlncrpal Assnsfant Prnnclpal Mrs. Helen C. Bailey Mrs. Gladys Derrick Secretary Secretary l l walk 'sc 'UQ Miss Louise Atkinson Mrs. Isabel M. Box Mr. C. W. Branch English English History, Physical Education Miss G. Mildred Brown Miss Anne Clements Mrs. EFFie W. Collins Latin English History, Mathematics Mrs. Geddings Cushman Miss Lucille Derrick Mr. Ernest L. Epting Mathematics English, Latin Industrial Arts 'E' Mr. Richard L. Breeland Mathematics, Speech Mrs. Elizabeth T. Crouch Commerce Mrs. John G. Erhlich, Jr. English C LTY 'pal lx it-f N37 YG? ,rv orc if win? 'K gash . if mafv l 4913 .,, Q A , J It L' ,AA' Mrs. Valree L. Evans Mrs. Elizabeth B. Foran Mrs. Isabel W. Foster Mrs. Martha Fraley Vocal Music Librarian English Mathematics Mr. Pat Garnett Miss Joyce Gayden Mr. C. Dewey Gentry Miss Lila L. Grier Band History, Psychology History, Psychology Library Study Mrs. J. K. Henry Mr. J. K, Henry Miss Lucille Hewlett English Physical Education English FAC LTY wg 'rms 2 ' 'QE - ' if Miki E ..,. .. Miss Virginia Holliday Miss Thelma Humphrey Mrs. Lois H. Johnson Commerce Commerce History Miss lra Jones Miss Martha Jones Mrs. Molly M. Jones Commerce Librarian Mathematics Miss Mildred Jordan Miss Josephine Joyner Miss Anne Kaminer History Spanish Spanish, French My-I ,, 1 'V 5 -25 F '5 .kk Wx s Miss Callie Jones Mathematics Mr. William E. Jones Biology ACULTY Cafeteria 'IC 2 . r Mr Guy F Kennedy Mr Waliher Krueger Mr Albert E Lee Mrs Dorothy M Lupold Biology Orchestra History History Mrss Ellen MacL.1u9InIin Mr William C Mann Mass Mary McMaster Mrs Geraldme S Moore Home Economrcs Mathernatncs Biology Physical Education Miss Mary Ramseur English Mr. Charles T. Simpson Industrial Arts Mr. Thomas W. Slzolres Chemistry, Science 2 2 ,-,,. 22 T127 fn'-sy WDW 5 X 4 35? fi' ff'-I .,,,, 1 l ir: K . Mrs. Eliza H. Stone Mr. Charles A. Stuart Mr. Arthur M. Taylor, Jr. Mrs. Kathleen M. Thomas Spanish, English History, Physical Education Science, Biology Mathematics Mrs. Elizabeth G. Turbeville Mrs. Cornelia C. Turnbull Mrs. Harry Turney-High Miss Edna Wallrer Mathematics Mathematics French Mathematics Mrs. Patricia W. Wannamalrer Mr. Arlie W. Whittinghill Mrs. Ruth H. Woodruff English, German Bookkee 'ng . English 171, 771, Clfljafrff-Z f 5M A XQ ff , , K ' mi l-l A v ...fl Q . C 'x .X z.M-Mwffwfaw QULTY ' , 7711051 For better or lor worse CLASSES 45 SENIOR OFFICERS DAVID ELLISON BILL CROLLEY BOBBY AVINGER MARY LOU STRASSER MISS PATTIE PARKER Presndent Vice PY6Sld6f'lt Secretary Treasurer C ass Counselor CroIIey Strasser Mass Parker Avmger Ellrson MARGARET JANE ADAMS A tender heart a will inflexible Library Representative Problems Club Mar ruage and Family Relations Club Canasta Club Transferred from Charleston South Carolina MARTHA ALICE ADAMS Polrteness is real kindness kindly expressed Mixed Chorus Receptionist Monitor Literary Yearbook Staff Bridge Club THOMAS LAWRENCE ADAMS Earnest in his work whole hearted in his play Concert and Marching Band Audio Visual Aids Club Solo and Ensemble Club Scrabble Club ROBERT CHALMERS AIKEN JR His is a personality worth achieving and Squa ase a B Squad Basketball HIY Club Vice President Home ropm B Squad Football Freshman Coun se or CAROLINE McGILLIWAY ALL She has ability and a varied wit Art Council Freshman Counselor Bue Print Literary Staff Marriage and Family Relations Club Bridge Club Southern Asso ciation Student Councils Convention Com mittee JOSEPH FRANKLIN ALMAN Good nature has he in abundance B Squad and Junior Varsity Football Football Rules Club Track Chess Club Games Club ROBERT LIVINGSTON AVINGER JR He possesses the ambition the will and the courage what a great man he will be Editor ln Chief BLUE DEVIL Secretary Sopho more and Senior Classes Student Council National Honor Society Key Club Boys State Representative Delegate to Southern Association Student Councils Conventions an B Squad Basketball State Mental Contestant Southern Association Stu dent Councils Convention Committee Chair man Captain Golf Team EDWIN FRANK BAKER JR There is determination in his qu et ways Photography Club Chess Club Dlstributive Education Club Art Club Adams M J Adams, M A Adams, T QRQF 'Inf' IW Aiken Alman LOUIE CLINTON BAKER JR Hes a wonder hes a dream He s the captain ol our team A Squad Jumor Varsity and B Squad Football A Squad Baseball President Homeroom CLASS OF 56 CECILLE MARIE BALDWIN With a smile on her lips and a light in her eyes Vice President and Secretary Homeroom Stu dent Adviser Bridge Club Southern Associa tion Student Councils Convention Committees Girls Chorus Student Council Canteen Worker gi 5? if ? -Us is AV '9er Baker E Baker. L Baldwin 2I . - - . . . .. - - . I. .I . I F . f :- , .. . . . . ll I ' II I T f rr - - - I I. . ,, HA.. dak buy.. .. if - - - - rr ., V . I I r -' I A .Z H . ' ' , .. .. , . 'I ,. ,zz A ,.:. ll - . I .. I' l I I I E J : . ' - - ' , .: V- ' All ' A ' : 7 I , . f . . Jackson, Mississippi, and Nashville, Tennessee? ..A,. d .. ,. I 5 ' . .I . I ' ' ,, . . . . I I . . I. - .. ' ' in nn 4 - In 'ur . . ' H ' ' ' ' ' i , ..' .. ' , . ' . . 5 . ' .. , , , - I : I . . . ' , , F , I r 9 I ' ' A Ip 4' I 'sm f a , . ,W , , .AA in ,,,g,,,.,,, -V YJ If I 5 A ' , ' i I ir f X M, I ' u ' I O R ' ' Ballentine Barrett Barron Bass Beckham, J nk? team 4' 2 ,,,,,,s-,, 5 . Iii S Beckham, L. Bennett Berne Blease Boette JANIS CAROL BALLENTINE Touched by an angel's hand was she. Treasurer Student Council, National Honor Society, Delegate to Southern Association Student Councils Convention, Columbia, South Carolina, Mixed Chorus, President Homeroom, President Bridge Club. FARRELL BAKER BARRETT Her heart is like the moon, there's always a man in it. President and Secretary Homeroom, Social Cabinet, Problems Club, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Convention Club, Physical Education Club. 'ef . 5 if Class Sweethearts 22 WILLIAM TOWNSEND BARRON My heart is my own, my fancy lree. Go 'way, little girls-don't bother me. A Squad Football, Secretary Homeroom, Hi-Y Club, Football Rules Club, Field and Stream Club. GEORGE LISTON BASS Although you may know him but a span, You know you've met a gentleman. President Homeroom, National Honor Society, A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football, Track, Snack Bar Worker, Football Rules Club. JO ANNE BECKHAM What merriment shines in every glance. Canasta Club, Y-Teens, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Mixed Chorus. LONA GRAY BECKHAM Loyal hearted, strong ol mind, a truer lriend you'll never find. Social Cabinet, Problems Club, Student Council, Supply Room Worker, Vice-President Homeroom. CLYDE ROBERT BENNETT, JR. impulsive, earnest, quick to act, To make his generous thought a tact. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football, A Squad Track, Vice-President Homeroom, Vice-President and Secretary-Treas- urer Hi-Y Club, Mixed Chorus, B Squad Basketball, Blue Print Literary Staff, Key Club. FREEMAN ALBERT BERNE His unassuming air conceals hosts ol ideas and worthy ideals. President National Honor Society, Blue Print News Editor, Busi- ness Staff, President Youth Council, A and B Squad Basket- ball, State Mental Contestant, Blue Book Staff, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee Chairman, Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom, Parliamentarian Key Club. ROBERT HERRON BLEASE The mildest manners with the bravest mind. Vice-President and Secretary Homeroom, Key Club, Manager A Squad Football, A Squad and Junior Varsity Football, Snack Bar Committee and Worker, Track, Graduation Committee. AUGUST EMORY BOETTE What he bravely thought, he nobly dared. Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Quartet, Library Representative, Vice-President Distributive Education Club, Senior Robes Committee, HARRIETT JEANETTE BOHM An intelligent, unseltish personality is the greatest gift ol all. Business Manager BLUE DEVILQ Vice-President Homeroomg Chairman Senior Banquet Committeej Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee Chairmang National Honor Societyg Student Councilg Delegate to Southern Association ol Student Councils Con- ventiong Monitorj Winner Block D . FRANK CROSSON BOUKNIGHT, JR. Manners-the tinal perfect flower oi noble character. Photography Club, Hi-Y Clubg Transferred from Atlanta, Georgia. JAMES BRUCE BOWMAN, JR. Gay and light of heart is he. Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Solo and Ensemble Clubj French Club, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committeeg Band. NANCY KAY BOYKIN Grace and good disposition attend your Iadyship. Student Councilg Vice-President and Secretary Homeroomg Social Cabinetj Secretary Travel Clubg Future Teachers of America Clubg Class Day Committee. SARA PRESLEY BOYLSTON Peppy, loving, joyful, sweet, Just to lrnow her is a treat. President and Vice-President Future Teachers ol America Clubp Library Assistantj Graduation Committeej National Honor Society, Blue Print Business Staff: Secretary-Treasurer Filth Judicial District, High School Library Association. MARTHA RUTH BRADLEY She is a happy combination of modesty, charm, and Iove. Student Councilp Social Cabinetg Monitorg Marriage and Family Relations Clubj Cheerleader Club. JAMES WILBUR BRAGG An accomplished athlete with the power to achieve and the will to win. A and B Squad Footballg Junior Varsity Footballg Traclrg President Homeroom. MALCOLM BENJAMIN BRAZELL The lorce ol his own merit malres its way A Squad Junior Varsity and an B Squad asebaIl Z Rules C ub Field and Stream Clu 4 Bohm 6... Bradley i fi A . fx Which twin has the toni? TOMMY GENE BRIDGES True worth is in being not seeming. Woodwork Club Football Rules Club Chet s Clubg Checker Club. WANDA LEE BURGESS She is gifted indeed with musical talents. Band Glee Club Travel Club Junior Homemalrers ol America Club. Bowman Boylun Boylston if 23 Bridges CLASS OF '56 Burgess IOR Byrd Callahan Campbell, .l. Campbell, W. Cardwell V 1-we 7' 5 f' if Carter, B. Carter, D. Caslrey WILLIAM BYRD True happiness, if understood, Consists alone in doing good. Travel Club, French Club, Distributive Education Club, A Squad Baseball. EM MA MAE CALLAHAN She has a smile lor all she meets. Problems Club, Future Business Leaders ol America Club, Typing Club, Travel Club, Canasta Club. ...--' We ' W ,. 'A Out to lunch 24 111 45:73 . N in-el WO' Catoe Chisolm JAMES GORDON CAMPBELL To hurry and worry is not my creed: Things will happen, so what's the need. Transferred from Columbia High School, Columbia, South Carolina. WILLIAM MARION CAMPBELL All great men are dying, l don't leel so well mysell. Transferred from Laurinburg, North Carolina, Key Club. KATH ERI NE LEGARE CARDWELL Sincerity and truthlulness have given her dignity. Receptionist, Office Assistant, Freshman Counselor, Southern Asso- ciation Student Councils Convention Committee, Library Representa- tive and Assistant, Marriage and Family Relations Club. BRUCE HAYNE CARTER The lame that man wins himsell is best. Chel's Club, Art Club, President Distributive Education Club. DONALD PAUL CARTER Manhood is the first aim ol education. Field and Stream Club, Woodwork Club, Football Club. CHARLES THOMAS CASKEY Great souls are they who love the most, breathe the deepest ol heaven's air, and give ol themselves most truly. Vice-President Student Council, President National Honor Society, Lieutenant Governor Boys' State, Senator to Boys' Nation, Kev Club, A Squad and Junior Varsity Football, A Squad Track. SADIE LOU CATOE How sweet and lair she seems to be. Student Council, Physical Education Leader, Future Teachers of America Club, Office Assistant, Junior-Senior Dance Committee, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee, Na- tional Honor Society. JERRY BROWN CHISOLM No legacy is so rich as honesty. rw' Clark Clarte Tier' 3 Cole Collins, F. MW X-di ifk-r.i.f ., p.. .aa Collins, T. Cone Corley Cranshaw JOSEPH WILBUR CLARK Success is born ol ambition and courage. B Squad Footballg Field and Stream Clubp Traclrg Checker Club. HELEN ANNETTE CLARKE Her idea ol malring lriends is being one. Social Cabinetg Secretary Future Business Leaders of America Clubp Typing Clubg Problems Clubg Marriage and Family Relations Club. JANE THOMAS COKER To draw true beauty shows a master's hand. Student Councilg Library Representativeg Office Assistantg Class Day Committee: Bridge Clubg French Club. SUSAN LINDLER COLE She'd rather tallr with a man than an angel any day. Student Councilg Social Cabinetg Vice-President and Secretary Home' roomy Blue Print Business Staff Clubg Physical Education Leadery Senior Robes Committeeg National Honor Society. FRANCIS CHANDLER COLLINS A laugh is worth a thousand groans in any market. B Squad Baseballg Sports Editor Blue Print g Southern Asoscia- tion Student Councils Convention Cornmitteesg Vice-President Spanish Clubg Field and Stream Clubj Football Rules Club, THOMAS CLARENCE COLLINS lt is a great plague to be handsome. Student Councilg Library Representativeg A and B Squad Footballg Football Rules Clubg Vice-President Homeroom. HELEN EUGENIA CONE She loved to laugh and so she lent to other lives her merrirnentf' Secretary-Treasurer Homeroomg Problems Clubg Marriage and Family Relations Club: Secretary Distributive Education Clubg Junior-Senior Dance Committee. PATRICK EVERETT CORLEY l would be laithlul to each small task. Vice-President Homeroom. '5 i 's 'an u yr: - f '-,ia , J It 1, Crolley MARVIN STEVENSON CRANSHAW Lile is a gilt: use it well and enjoy its wealth. Radio Clubg Chess Clubg Transferred from Chester High School, Chester, South Carolina. WILLIAM LAWRENCE CROLLEY He was a man-talre him lor all in all: we shall not loolc upon his lilre again. Student Councilg Vice-President Senior and Junior Classes: President Homeroomg A and B Squad Basketballg Key Clubg Vice- President Problems Club: Head Monitor. ,WMWVHMWWMHMIH nn IQIII Seniors lounge CLASS 0F'56 Poor brolre seniors CELlA LILLY CROOK A light in thy pretty eyes and silver in thy laughter. Vice-President National Honor Societyg President Homeroomg Student Councilj Social Cabinetg Senior Graduation Comrnitteej Mixed Chorusg Future Teachers ol America Club. MARVlN ANSLEY CROUCH Take my advice-don't let your studies interlere with your social activities. Vice-President Homeroomg B Squad Footballg Games Club, lORl Croolr Crouch Currence ,y,.,.........-Y, -is Ng 'S' 1 5. M' L 1 fig, kg Seri I'?' Davis, B. RICHARD MORRISON CURRENCE Who to himsell is law, no law doth need: Oftends no law and is lring indeed. Blue Print Business Staftq Field and Stream Club, Convention Club, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee, President Blue Print Business Staff Club, Vice-President Home- roomg Problems Club. FRANCES GLENN DABBS Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Travel Clubf Bridge Club, Argyle Club, Canasta Clubg Supply Room Worker. LLOYD PARK DARBY, JR. A big heart always wishing to be lriends with everyone. Goll Teamj Problems Clubg Goll Clubg Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee. BECKY JO DAVIS The light ol lrnowledge and the warmth ol love. Marriage and Family Relations Club, Typing Club, Alter School Sports, Receptionistg Manager ol Play, Little Women , GEORGE HENRY DAVIS, JR. An excellent student with heart most tindg A boy lilre him is hard to find. Treasurer National Honor Societyg Debate Teamg President Debate Club: President Homeroomg Board ol Directors Key Clubg National Forensic League, GERALD LEE DAVIS A lion among ladies is a dangerous thing. Student Councilj A Squad Footballg Social Cabinetg Snack Bar Committeej Library Representativeg Senior Robes Committee. PETE DAVIS l can resist everything except temptation. Secretary-Treasurer Homeroomg Field and Stream Clubg Checker Club, Dramatic Club, Travel Club. ANN CARLYLE DELANEY A cheerlul heart and smiling lace Pour sunshine in the darkest place. Mixed Chorusg Cheerleaderg Problems Clubg Cheerleader Clubg Li- brary Representativeg Southern Association Student Councils Conven- tion Committee. Da bbs Darby 434' Davis, G. H. Davis, G. 26 R I ci: L. Davis, P. DeLaney DeLoach Dennis, E. Dennis, M. Derham Dickerson fi 3 if Dixon HELEN A pretty girl is Monitor, Accompanist Mixed Chorus, Bridge Club. EVELYN NAN DENNIS The joy ol youth and happiness her eyes displayed. Secretar Future Business Leaders ol America Club' Secretar Home Y r Y ' room, Canasta Club, Problems Club, Glee Club, Cosmetology Club. MARY ROSS DENNIS To be ol use in the world is the only way to be happy. Y-Teens Clubj Marriage and Family Relations Clubj Glee Clubg Travel Club, Alter School Sports. SALLIE DERHAM Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Manager Supply Roomj Office Assistant, Problems Club, French Club, Public Relations Club. JANICE RUTH DICKERSON A nimble wit has she. Drstributive Education Club, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Junior Homemalcers ol America Club, Office Assistant, Travel Club, Band. JULIAN RAFFIELD DIXON A true lriendg a jolly lellow lilred by all. Treasurer Hi-Y Clubj President Homeroomg Cheerleaderg B Squad Football, Baseball, Student Council, Freshman Counselorg Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee. DORRETH DOAN With dreamy poise and queen-lilre air One of the lairest among the lair. National Honor Societyq Literary Editor BLUE DEVlLg Secretary Art Councilp Class Day Committeej Student Courcll, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee, President and Secretary Homeroomg President Bridge Club, National Merit Scholarship Entrant. JOYCE SALUDA DUFFIE A happy disposition is a gilt ol nature. Cheerleaders Club, Marriage and Family Relations Clubg Problems Club, Canasta Clubj Mixed Chorus. r Assistant, Glee Clubg 27 Duftie Dunham Durham REBECCA SUE DUNHAM My joy of lile is hard to kill. Treasurer Art Council, Student Adviser Bridge Club, Marriage and Family Relations Clubj Alter School Sportsg Modern Dance Club, Cheerleaders Club. WILLIAM STROTHER DURHAM, JR. Ol an amiable disposition, slrilllul in the art ol acquiring lasting friends. Student Councilg President Homeroomg Blue Print Business Staff Club: Translerred lrom Bolles School, Jacksonville, Florida. The ug splurge' C L A S S O F 5 6 Q S IOR is -ees. ati C -if- ok 2fi,ll.rlggg'i ! ,,:,fQ,l4l:ufn1 gg . pllffllllllfi. .' . fitting 'S . lf :x.-To K.: 'gk ings! ., r f Q ! I ,. 'fats -nl',i',1f'i T f V ,- H.. 41 lilizx, M,V 1uaB, lrl i '1g.O: fm .gin 1 rg -MVN ,,.. in -Ihr -J-R. r. r Hifi I l lv-.. rlwlria. . Which one's the poster? LESLIE WILDS EDWARDS, JR. A man in earnest finds means. Vice-President Travel Club, Secretary Adventure Club. WILLIAM TALMADGE ELLIS On the tennis court he did excel. Tennis Team, Mixed Chorus, Audio-Visual Aids Club, S Worker. Edwards Ellis Hf'Fr'nug 1: su gsfrklffgl I 'gift' g , , DAVID GAILLARD ELLISON, III One ol the best as an athlete, leader, and friend. President Senior Class, Student Council, Key Club, A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football, Boys' State Representative, Freshman Counselor, Assistant Business Manager Blue Print. GEORGE LINDSAY ENGLISH Be a lriend to everyone and lile will reward you. Golf Club, Distributive Education Club, Field and Stream Club, Canasta Club, Library Assistant. MARGARET ELIZABETH EPPS A neat and merry lass is she. Art Council, Workshop, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Y-Teens, Canasta Club. BETTY PENN EXUM Few things are impossible to diligence and still. Art Council, Workshop, President and Vice-President Art Club, French Club, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee. CHARLES RUGGLES FAGG As manly a lrame as one can Gnd. Football Club, Distributive Education Club, Field and Stream Club, Library Representative, Mixed Chorus. EDWIN FRANCIS FARR, JR. What a cute baby he must have been. A and B Squad Football, 8 Squad Basketball, Baseballi President and Vice-President Homeroom, Manager A Squad Football, Office Assistant, Social Cabinet, Monitor. HARRY FLOWERS His actions come straight lrom the heart. Hi-Y Club, Checker Club. BURTON WELLMAN FOWLES Cheerful, gay, and lull ol lun, He is lilced by everyone. nack Bar B Squad Football, Library Representative, French Club, Field and Stream Club, Football Rules Club. Ellison English Epps Exum F399 Farr Flowers Fowles 28 1 ,MJW Auf, jaw ?oWWgQf'2i?wa M5f3EHA4E g,qlfii ,, WMIWM' Tall and neat blonde and sw Secretary-Treasurer Homeroomg Bandj Marriage and Family Relations Clubg Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee, Office Assistantg Supply Room Worker. BERNARD LEE FRIEDMAN Always laughing, always gay, Hates to work, loves to play. Squad and Junior Varsity Football, Hi-Y Club, Football Rules C ub. SUSAN DEBORAH FROST Enthusiasm is the source ol success. President Physical Education Clubg President and Vice-President Girls' Athletic Association, Snack Bar Workerg Marriage and Family Relations Clubg Social Cabinet, ALYCE ANNE FULMER To hear you sing is to hear the birds ol spring. Blue Print Business Staffg Snack Bar Committee and Worlrerg Library Representative and Assistantj Mixed Chorusj Monitorg Office Assistanty Senior Banquet Committee. SALLY ELIZABETH GANDY lf eyes are windows of the soul, hers are surely bright. Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee Chair- mang Monitorg Library Assistant. ANNA FRANCES GANTT Ol all the joys she is able to recall Being in love is the best ol all. Debating Clubg Mixed Chorusg Typing Clubg Transferred lrom Pied- mont High School, Piedmont, North Carolina. GLORIA JEAN GARLAND Her wit enlivens every crowd. Library Assistant and Representativeg Social Cabinetg Future Business Leaders ol America Clubj Marriage and Family Relations'Clubj Monitorg Class Day Committee. LINDA RUTH GARRICK lt is a merry heart that hath many lriends. Franlrlin Friedman ii 'X K U' WMV Bag uf' J- ff ,iff Wg E?'ilcp41I,gnjLt!g6ur vote, goat? , VO , .1 ' Lf f vi! U FRANKLIN .LE OOD GEIGER Sense V snterity three graces ol a gentleman Studen , -Ee.y7EgClubg Eg-Pong Clubg Travel Clubg Trac-lr. ,Li-f6,ylX's FR cefcsissou Social Cabinetg Library Assistant and Representativeg Problems Cluwtm ' Lf' lhl'le-tha?-I an mix laughter with serious things. Marriage and Family Relations Clubg Future Business Leaders' ol' U nZvSqua Fo tballg President Homeroomj Dramatic Clubg Trackg America Club: Class Day Committee. :wk ,foil to QF Slub: F otball Rules Club. ,-' r lf 'f Fulmer Gandy Gantt Garland Garriclr Geiger Gibson CLASS 0F'56 33' is-IX 1-dl cwvs ' ,, .1 1..,,fg, ' . W 'T' 'I ' . i- y 1 I O R ' r f - t ' u L R Griffin Hallman Hampton Hanahan f V Han ocll A . , ,N . .,,, r X' 'Iii '- a.....f hl..,., wi'Nquv' 3' Wh.- Hanner Harris Harrison Hatcher Henderson MARY REBA GRIFFIN Lite is not so short but there is time lor courtesy. Distributive Education Clubj Junior Homemalrers ol America Clubj Future Teachers ol America Clubg Marriage and Family Relations Club. ZENITH ADELE HALLMAN Those who love music are gentle and honest in their tempers. Dreher, All City, and All State Bandsg Band Officerg Office Assistantg Secretary Homeroomg Secretary Future Business Leaders ol America fini.. . .--...-..-., fi L t...-,Hi .. ,, f s.-uv, rvtusiu nppreeiatiuri Ciuu, iwauuriai muriur Society. Money in the pot will put a lounge on tne lot 30 LLOYD ESTELLE HAMPTON To lrnow her is to love her. Student Councilg Junior-Senior Dance Committee, Southern Associa- tion Student Councils Convention Committee, President and Secretary Art Councilj Social Cabinetg Supply Room Workerg Vice-President Art Club, Library Representative. PATRICIA CLARE HANAHAN PoIiteness costs nothing and gains everything. Spanish Clubg Bowling Clubj Square Dance Clubj Goll Clubg Canasta Club. PATRICIA JANE HANCOCK Forever sweet to ear and eye. Y-Teensj Secretary Junior Homemakers Associationg Typing Clubg Marriage and Family Relations Clubg Mixed Chorus. TORRENCE GOLDSTONE HANNER, JR. Great thoughts, lilre great deeds, need no trumpet. Student Councilg President Adventure Clubg Senior Banquet Com- mittee, National Honor Society. HARRELL FLEMING HARRIS He either finds a way or maltes one. A Squad Footballg NA Squad Baseballg B Squad Basket- ballg Football Rules Clubg Field and Stream Club. ROBERT MANLY HARRISON, JR. Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more, I am here! Student Councilf President and Vice-President Homeroomg Key Clubg President Hr-Y Clubj Cheerleaderg Freshman Counselorg Senior Coun- cilg Chairman Rat Week j B Squad and Junior Varsity Foot- ballj Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee. CHARLES GRAHAM HATCHER His care was never to offend. and every creature was his Iriend. Translerred Irom Columbia High School, Columbia, South Carolinag Hi-Y Club, Track. GEORGE HENDERSON, Ill Sometimes I sit and thinlr. Sometimes I just sit, A Squad and Junior Varsity Footballg French Clubj President Travel Club, Photography Club. MARY ELLEN HENDRICKS Tall, stately, and fair to behold, A wonderful girl il all be told. Student Council, Blue Print Business Staff, Art Council, Vice- President Homeroom, Library Assistant, Problems Club, National Honor Society. HAPPY POTTER HENRY She wallrs hand in hand with wisdom, mirth, and musical ability. National Honor Society, State Mental Contestant, Mixed Chorus, Blue Print Literary Staff, Monitor, Office Assistant, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee. CARL MELTON HERMANSON Friendliness malres happiness. Square Dance Club, Travel Club. THOMAS FURMAN HEWITT Honor and, shame lrom no condition rise, A Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Winner State Mental Contest, A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football, President Dramatic Club, Track, National Forensic League, Mixed Chorus, B Squad Basketball' Treasurer Debate Club, Public Address Announcer, Vice-President National Honor Society. ROBERT CLIFTON HOLLER, JR. Success begins with a leIlow's will. Translerred lrom Roanoke, Virginia, Hi-Y Club, Football Club, Senior Graduation Committee, Tennis Team. JAMES JACKSON HOLMES True to his wort, his word, his lriends. Senior Invitations Committee, Problems Club, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee, National Honor Society. BETTY JO HOOVER Words cannot express her infinite sweetness. French Club, Bridge Club, Monitor, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Future Teachers ol America Club. JERRI KATHERINE HOUSHOLDER Popularity is the glory ol being loved. Treasurer Sophomore Class, Secretary Junior Class, President, Vice- President, and Secretary Homeroom, Senior Council, Secretary Prob- lems Club, Monitor, Social Cabinet. Hendricks Henry Holmes Hoover Housholder Hudson, . H 3 Optimistic seniors ASBURY LAWTON HUDSON As tall in character as in stature. President and Vice-President Homeroom, A Squad Basketball' B Squad and Junior Varsity Football, Track, Problems Club,' Student Council. WALTON FRANKLIN HUDSON, JR. Good to loolr at, ol commanding height, Doing all things with all his might. President and Vice-President Homeroom, Student Council, Secretary Hi-Y Club, Monitor, Secretary Basketball Club, B Squad and Junior Varsity Football, Track, A Squad Basketball, Junior-Senio' Dance Committee. Hermanson Hewitt Holler fair , gun-I' x f CLASS OF 56 Humphries Q K. wwe 'W QM WW Jeter DONALD RAY HUMPHRIES The value of a man's life is measured in terms ol action. Audio-Visual Aids Club. A 5:--f fav 3,32 WLM' f I 0 R ,,.,izff:'iifi' fi ,eif.2Zt, as-Q, 491 if ffl! 'Qi Johnson Johnson, E. Johnson, R. Jones EDWARD LEIGH HUNT He is a quiet man but quite a man. A Squad Football, Football Rules Club, Field and Stream Club, Track, ViceAPresident Homeroom, National Honor Society. NETTIE ELAINE HUTTO Ol that tine gold that autumn wears ls wrought the glory in her hair. President Homeroom, Library Representative, Future Business Leaders ol America Club. BETTY ANN !RBY To give happiness is to deserve happiness. Receptionist, Office Assistant, Mixed Chorus, Bible Club, Checker Club. LOIS ALlDA JENKINS Thy voice adds more to thy loveliness. Mixed Chorus, Girls' Sextet, Blue Print Business Staff Club, Social Cabinet, Snack Bar Worker, Dramatic Club, Art Workshop. DAVID GILLIAM JETER ln football or in classwork he always wins, Whether he argues or iust merely grins. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football, National Honor Society, B Squad Basketball, Track. BONNIE JOHNSON Small ol stature, lull ol lun, Makes her loved by everyone. Typing Club, Future Business Leaders ol America Club, Travel Club, Canasta Club, Problems Club. EDWARD WARREN JOHNSON Happy is he who makes the most of his time and talents. Boys' Double Quartet, Mixed Chorus, Art Council. RUTH SALETA JOHNSON A smile lor all, a greeting glad, A lovable, jolly way she had. Blue Print Typist, Future Teachers ol America Club, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Transferred lrom Druid Hills High School, Atlanta, Georgia. CAROLE JUANITA JONES The laughter lurking in her eyes, her poise and dignity belies. Student Council, Co-Chairman Football Program Committee, Secre- tary Homeroom, Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Social Cabinet, Senior Banquet Committee. 32 Jones Keller K imball C LA S S O F '5 6 King Klander 'Q W' Klugh Knight Krell EUGENE KINGSLEY JONES Success comes to those who are honest, industrious, and persistant. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football: Trackg Presi- dent and Secretary Homeroomj Football Rules Clubg National Honor Society. GEORGE EMERSON KELLER Earnest in his worlt, wholehearted in his play, Noble in his thoughts: what more is there to say? National Honor Societyg Senior Graduation Committeeg Winner State Mental Contestg Monitorg Library Assistantg Winner National Merit Scholarship. JAMES PERRY KIMBALL Love many, trust a lew, but paddle your own little canoe. A and B Squad Basketball: Student Councilg Vice-President Homeroomg Hi-Y Clubg Bridge Club, GEORGE SHIELDS KING Manhood overtops all titles: character is above all riches and greater than any career. Key Clubf President Homeroomj A Squad and Junior Varsit Football: Trackg Football Rules Club. BETTY LOUISE KLANDER She loolred on lile and lound it sweet. Future Teachers of America Club, Bible Club. Y JOHN BRADLEY KLUGH, JR. He needs no loil but shines by his ow Traclrg Hi-Y Club: Field and Stream Club. MIRIAM McCREARY KNIGHT Within her shines a radiant light. After School Sports: Future Business Leade Girls' Glee Club, Senior Invitations Committee. n bright light. rs ol America Clubg CAROL MARIAN KRELL Wherever she is, is a place made pleasant and gay. Vice-President Homeroomj Debate Clubg Library Assistantg Marriage and Family Relations Clubg Cheerleaders Club. BARBARA ANNE KRONRAD Her smile is a language that everyone understands. Vice-President Homeroomg Library Representative and Assistant, Art Councilj Bridge Clubg French Clubj Dramatic Clubg National Honor Society. Kronrad Krugman DOROTHY ROSE KRUGMAN A girl who is lriendly, a girl who is gay, A girl who is happy the live-long day. National Honor Societyj Student Councilj Monitorg President and Secretary Homeroomg State Mental Contestantj Alter School Sportsj Secretary French Club. I Ce , 33 Boys' State Representatives W .if WYO 'H IOR i W . ' 'B --f ' iff:- .s Laying out the welcome mat LINDA LANGLEY A sweet personality is a valuable asset. Distributive Education Club, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Problems Club, Mixed Chorus, Office Assistant. RICHARD JOEL LAPIDUS All shall read from him the perlect ways ol honor. Editor-In-Chief Blue Print , National Honor Society, B Squad Basketball, Blue Print Club, Southern Association Student Coun- cils Convention Committee Chairman. CLAUDE THOMAS LAWRENCE Virtues lilre his malre human nature shine. Shop Club, Scrabble Club. EDWARD CORNELIUS LEE A jolly disposition adapts itsell to all. Vice-President Homeroom, B Squad Football, B Squad Base- ball, Huntmaster and Vice-President Field and Stream Club, Hi-Y Club, Ping-Pong Club. JOHN LEECH I came, l saw, and now I'm going. Vice-President and Secretary Homeroom, Hi-Y Club, Field and Stream Club, Football Rules Club. THOMAS COUTURIER ROBERTSON LEGARE, JR. Those most deserving ol praise care least about it. President Photography Club, Library Representative, Blue Print Club. JAMES CHRIS LEVENTIS He has done the wort ol a true man- Crown him, honor him, love him. President Student Body, President Sophomore and Junior Classes, Governor Boys' State, Senator to Boys' Nation, Delegate to Southern Association Student Councils Convention, El Paso, Texas, Vice-Presi- dent Key Club, A and B Squad Basketball, President Prob- lems Club, National Honor Society, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee Chairman. CAROLYN SUZANNE LEWIS Thoughtless ol beauty, she is beauty itsell. Miss Hi Miss, National Honor Society, Girls' State Representative, Class Editor BLUE DEVIL, President Library Assistants Club, Secre- tary and President Future Teachers ol America Club, Blue Print Literary Staff, Football Program Committee, Secretary Marriage and Family Relations Club. SALLY Rurr Lewis , ' She is the embodiment ol wit, ab an lri dliness. Delegate to Southern Association Student n s V- ' tion, Plan- ning Session, Nashville, Tennessee, Studen C L- esident and Vice-President Homeroom, President Marr' ge li- F- ily Relations Club, Mixed Chorus, Delegate d C itte V a rman Southern Association Student Councils C venti -Ii l ' HELEN GRAY LINDSAY ' , Q Q She has a grace ol- de -1 -- .' J Library Assistant, Future - - s i Am a Club, Problems Club, Monitor Canal? ' 0 Q Lapidus Lawrence l Q ' i 'ee Al Leech N g ,f Legare Leventis Lewis, C. Lewis, S. Lindsay 5 LINDA GRACE LINTON Spring seems to smile on earth when she is near. Girls' State Representativeg Art Editor BLUE DEVIL, Vice-President Art Councilp Girls' Tennis Teamj Teen-Time Representativeg Vice- President and Secretary Homeroomg Youth Councilp Southern Associa- tion Student Councils Convention Committee. DONNA DEAN LONGMIRE A merry miss, filled with joy and sunshine. Y-Teensg Alter School Sportsg Travel Clubg Typing Club, Caleteria Worker. FRANCES LEONA LORICK She is little, she is wise, She's a great girl lor her size. National Honor Society, Secretary-Treasurer Homeroomg Library Representative and Assistantg Bridge Clubj Future Teachers ol America Clubg French Club. HAROLD PINCKNEY LORICK The best occupation is recreation. B Squad Footballg B Squad Basketballg Hi-Y Clubg Football Rules Clubg Treasurer Homeroom. ELISSA LOWENSTEIN Charm strilres the sight, and merit wins the soul. Blue Print Business Manager, Advertising Managerg Secretary- Treasurer Homeroomg Monitor, Alter School Sports, State Mental Contestantg Senior Robes Committeeg National Honor Society. DICK SIMONE LUCAS A clelightlul combination ol laziness and enthusiasm, sense and nonsense. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Footballj Football Rules Clubg Secretary Library Representatives. I-IAZEL JEFFRIES LYON The deepest blue ol summer slries ls wrought Iilce heaven in her eyes. National Honor Societyg Secretary-Treasurer Homeroomj Secretary- Treasurer Spanish Clubg Secretary-Treasurer Dramatic Clubg Future Teachers ol America Club: Receptionist. CHARLES BAYLIS MacINNIS Let the world roll along. l'll get there later. Track: Vice-President Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Problems Clubj Hi-Y Club: Field and Stream Club. Linton Longmire Loriclr, F. CLASS OF 956 To the General and Sue lrom the army MICHAEL MARCHANT His deeds spealr more than words can tell. Double Quartetj Mixed Chorusg B Squad Footballj Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Football Rules Club. BARBARA ANN MARSHALL She fills her world with loving deeds. Distributive Education Club, French Club, Scrabble Club, Typing Club. Loriclr, H. Lowenstein Lucas Lyon Maclnnis Merchant Marshall i .sw 6 McKeown McNaull McNulty MARGARET BRUTON MAYS The beautiful girl is the one whose grace Shines lorth in her deeds as in her lace. Monitor, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Bridge Club, Southern Asso- ciation Student Councils Convention Committee. VAN McALlSTER l dare do all that may become a man. A and B Squad Football, B Squad Basketball, A and B Squad Baseball, Social Cabinet, Football Rules Club. unY , Meet the press sages? 3 , ays McAlister McCabe McCall McFadden Wu 4'.l 'i't K? In Aft? Meares Meetle VIRGINIA RILEY MCCABE She has a lriendly smile, a gentle way. Art Council, Mixed Chorus, Problems Club, Monitor, Marriage and Family Relations Club. WILLIAM PEARCE McCALL Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Public Address Announcer, Band, President Chess Club, Radio Club, Checker Club. FRANCES GRAHAM MCFADDEN Beauty is power, a smile its sword. Transferred from Chester Senior High School, Chester, South Carolina, Winner State Mental Contest, National Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Future Teachers of America Club, Co-Feature Editor Blue Print , Girls' Sextet. LEANNE ELIZABETH MCKEOWN ln her we find beauty, grace, charm, and most ol all taithlulnessf' Social Cabinet, Vice-President Homeroom, President and Vice-Presi- dent French Club, Monitor, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Future Teachers of America Club, National Honor Society. SARA CATHERINE McNAULL Goodness is beauty in its best state. Senior Invitations Committee, Student Council, Secretary I-lomeroom, Blue Print Business Staff, Marriage and Family Relations Club. ROBERT BLAKELY MCNULTY My heart goes where the wild goose goes . . . Captain AH Squad Football, Junior Varsity Football, Track, Mon- itor, Football Rules Club. BEN MILLER MEARES An earnest worker, whose reward should be the best. Transferred lrom Spartanburg, South Carolina, Future Teachers ol America Club, Problems Club, Monitor, Senior Invitations Committee, Track. GEORGE ALLEN MEETZE His twolold purpose has forever been To be a man and serve his lellow men. Manager A Squad Basketball, B Squad Football, B Squad Baseball, Chef's Club, Vice-President Travel Club. wi HAZEL DIANE MEETZE A tender heart and a winning smile. Y-Teensg Marriage and Family Relations Clubg Junior Horriemakers ci America Club, Typing Clubg Mixed Chorus. MARGARET DONNELL MILLER The sweet smile ol your Iace is but a reflection of your heart. National Honor Society, Southern Association Student Councils Con- vention Committee Chairmang Senior Dance Committee, Social Cabi- net, Art Councilj Secretary Bridge Club. ROBERT EDWARD MITCHELL A good man malres others good. Field and Stream Club, Woodwork Clubg Football Rules Club. DAVID STEWART MOORE He is sale who does his best. Band, Future Teachers ol America Clubg Mixed Chorusg Library Assistant. ELIZABETH MOORE There is a twinkle in her eye. Distributive Education Clubg Problems Clubg Future Business Leaders ol America Clubj Mixed Chorus, Glee Club. JOYCE MARILYN MORGAN She has a heart nobly planned, to love, comfort, and command. National Honor Societyg Senior Banquet Committeef Blue Print Literary Staffg Vice-President French Clubg Social Cabinetg Secretarya Treasurer Blue Print Clubg Future Teachers ol America Club. MARY FRANCES MORRIS A glass ol fashion, and mold ol form. National Honor Societyg Secretary-Treasurer Horneroom, Library Representative and Assistantj Secretary-Treasurer French Clubg Senior Graduation Committeey Future Teachers ol America Club. MYRTLE LEE MORRIS A daughter ol the gods, divinely tall and divinely lair. Vice-President and Secretary Homeroomg French Clubg Bridge Club, Public Relations Club. I N -.... 1'---JT H.: fl-I-un., D. , -L.-..,,,, ' e1 xv. The lay-out that laid us out WILLIAM HUBERT MORRIS, JR. He has the habit ol Ioolring on the sunny side ol liIe. Woodwork Club. ROBERT WILLIAM MORRISON. JR. He that questions much learns much. Dreher, All-City, and All-State Bands: National Honor Societyg Stu- dent Councilj Chairman Graduation Committeeg Winner State Mental Contest, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Com- mittee Chairmang Vice-President Homeroomg Blue Book Committee. Meetze Miller Mitchell Moore, D. Moore, E. Y -qw 3 21 we -s I' Q .i s . .f Q' ii i? eu 5 g lyvy , f .- Morgan Morris M F Morris M L Morris W Morrison CLASS OF 56 SE IOR 12 ,f Moseley, T. Moseley, V. Mustard Neese Nettles M - :2. : .g ,. - .. .: :-3 , ' , f . i - if -9 in A A , ,ra ti U r , tai sf , W' A ,sis-aim., .::2 'jedi A - O'Brien Orr Oswald Ouzts Overton THOMAS JAMES MOSELEY, JR. Be gone my cares! l give you to the winds. Field and Stream Club: Hi-Y Club: Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committees: B Squad Football. VIRGINIA ANN MOSELEY Oh, thou art lairer than the evening air, clad in the beauty of a thousand stars, And the glory ol womanhood is thine. President Homeroom: Feature Editor BLUE DEVIL: Advertising Man- ager Blue Print : Secretary-Treasurer Youth Council: Social Cabi- net' Vice Chairman Snack Bar Committee' Teen Time Re resentative' , ' , ' D . Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee: Presi- dent Blue Print Club. f ,U MP Schedule service with a smile 38 WILLIAM BECKETT MUSTARD A wise and honest man is the noblest worlc of God. Vice-President Homeroom: Vice-President Adventure Club: Football Rules Club: Field and Stream Club: Games Club. VICTOR ELWOOD NEESE, JR. Give the world the best you have and the best will come to you. Chel's Club: Spanish Club: President Adventure Club: Ping-Pong Club. SUSAN NETTLES Born lor success, she seems with grace to win, with heart to hold. Secretary-Treasurer Southern Association Student Councils Convention: Inter-School Council: Delegate to National Association Student Councils Convention. Ardmore, Pennsylvania: Delegate to South Carolina Association Student Councils Convention, Georgetown, South Carolina: National Honor Society: Blue Print , Editor-In- Chiel, Feature Editor: Secretary Student Council: Mixed Chorus. JOHN SAMUEL O'BRlEN, JR. None know him but to lilre him: None name him but to praise. Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee Chair' man: Student Council: President French Club: Travel Club: Dramatic Club: National Honor Society. DOROTHY CAROLYN ORR The love ol living 'lills her heart with joy and song. Monitor: Office Assistant: Problems Club: Debate Club: National Forensic Club. BETTY LOU OSWALD A cheerlul temper joined with innocence will malie beauty attractive and lrnowledge delightful. Office Assistant: Supply Room Worker: Bridge Club: Future Teachers ol America Club: Canasta Club: National Honor Society. KENNETH FERRELL OUZTS The secret ol contentment is lrnowing how to enjoy what you have. A Squad and Junior Varsity Football: A and B Squad Baseball: Football Club: Checker Club. KATHERINE ETHEL OVERTON Oh lovely eyes ol azure, clear as the waters ol a brooll that runs in the summer sun. Problems Club: Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Bridge Club. Parris Patriclr Pearce Pittman Pitts fi - . -e rr.: .,,- v I ..,.. ,,. Q. Preston, C. Preston, J. Ravenel Rhodes Ric ardson f DONALD WAYNE PARRIS HOMER LEE RHODES ' 5,9-vs, 0-1-Q A fine combination of personality and good looks. A true lriend is a friend forever. ML Field .End ZtrgambCllIubg Hi-Y Cl:-rib: Mixed ghorur:CBgys' Qluzrtetp Football Rules Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club: Chess Club. NLCTX A qua ase a: ecretary omeroom: ocia a inet: i rary , RCPYUCHTHUVC- JANE MERLE RICHARDSON -fzib 9 C Lrg JOHNNY JABEZ PATRICK What's the use to waste or worry- Be lilre me: I never hurry. B Squad and Junior Varsity Football: Social Cabinet. CAROLE SUE PEARCE Always smiling, always neat, Forever nice, lorever sweet. Secretary National Honor Society: Vice-President Future Leaders ol America Club: Problems Club: Receptionist: Secretary Homeroom. CHARLES WOOD PITTMAN, JR. The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. Vice-President and Secretary Homeroom: Secretary Student Council: Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee: Dele- gate to International Key Club Convention, Detroit, Michigan: Secre- tary Key Club: Senior Dance Committee: Delegate to Southern Association Student Councils Convention, Columbia, South Carolina: B Squad Football: Track. LEWIS WESLEY PITTS, JR. They conquer who believe they can. Football Rules Club: A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football: Field and Stream Club: Mixed Chorus: Secretary Home- room. CHARLES DEAN PRESTON By his excellent worlrs one lrnows the wortmanf' Treasurer Art Council: Senior Class Day Committee: Field and Stream Club: Art Club. JOHN MONTGOMERY PRESTON A gentleman true with virtues high. National Honor Society: President Spanish Club: Southern Associa- tion Student Councils Convention Committee. DUVAL CRAVENS RAVENEL Such wit and personality are sure to be lound in so versatile a man. A and B Squad Football: Field and Stream Club: Chel's Club: Travel Club. pb ,Al 4-w'-'w Blue Print Literary Staff: Art Council: Snack Bar Committee ,jbdfo-1 Her goodness enlightens her beauty. 'f? 'S- ' Supply Room Assistant: Problems Club: Marriage and Famil R ons . i Q' ci b X5 6 a I U 1,4-,Cos -,LJL.a,,, X6-4.163 Dba is Where to lrom here? CLASS OF 56 IOR ,.w ,ff I pf' Before EDM UND GERALD RICHMOND Not that I love to study less, but one must have his diversions. Field and Stream Club, B Squad Basketball, 8 Squad Foot- ball, Social Cabinet, Games Club, Alternate National Merit Scholar- ship. LOUISE ANDERSON RILEY In her lace all can see Honor, truth, and loyalty. HENRY ANDREWS RIPPELMEYER, JR. A genial disposition brings its own reward. Photography Club, Audio-Visual Aids Club. EDWARD WILLINGHAM RISER Man was lormed lor society. Checker Club, Distributive Education Club. ROSANNE ROBERSON It is better to be small and shine, than large and cast a shadow. Translerred lrom Laurens, South Carolina, Archery Club, Bridge Club, After School Sports, Tennis Team. DAVID WALLACE ROBINSON In all he undertakes to do, he puts his heart and soul, He never grumbles nor complains but labors tor the whoIe. President Student Body, President and Secretary Key Club, General Chairman Southern Association Student Councils Convention, Na- tional Honor Society, Sports Editor BLUE DEVIL, Track, President Homeroom, Delegate to Southern Association Student Councils Convention, Jackson, Mississippi, Winner State Mental Contests: Senior Council, Inter-School Council, National Merit Scholarship Winner. MARY ELIZABETH RODDEY Her modesty conceals a thousand charms. Travel Club, Typing Club, Senior Invitations Committee, Canasta Club, Checker Club. MARY ELIZABETH ROYSTER A sunny disposition is halt the battle. Problems Club, Future Business Leaders of America Club, Secretary Homeroom, Social Cabinet. BILL BREEDEN SALLEY Education and character are the stones on which one builds his luture. President Homeroom, Chess Club, Checker Club, Library Assistant, Health Committee, Caleteria Worker. DONNA CRAVEN SAMPLE Pep, punch, personality. President Homeroom, Literary Yearbook Staff, Snack Bar Committee, Supply Room Worker, Art Club, Bridge Club, Library Club, Tennis Library Representative, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Na- Club, National Honor Society. tional Honor Society. Richmond Riley Rippelmeyer Riser Roberson 15. Ii, Ex avlri Thr' 'lin-if Robinson 40 Roddey Royster Salley Sample ALEXANDER MULLINGS SANDERS True wit is nature to advantage dressed, What ne'er was thought and ne'er so well expressed. Vice-Presient Student Bodyg President and Vice-President Homeroomg Youth Councilj President Blue Print Editorial Staff Club, Sports Editor Blue Print g Key Clubg Senior Graduation Committee. GERALD CARLISLE SANDERS An even temperament and a level head. Transferred from Columbia High Schoolj Hi-Y Clubg Art Clubg Travel Clubg Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee. MARY NEYLE SAVAGE The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. National Honor Society, State Mental Contestantg Receptionis., Freshman Counselorg Senior Invitations Committeej Football Programs Committeej Student Councilg Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee. BRADY GERALD SEASE Some people would flirt with their own grandmother. Transferred from Columbia High Schoolg President Homeroomp A Squad Baseballj Hi-Y Clubg Chef's Clubg Art Clubg Distributive Education Club. JAMES SAMUEL SEASTRUNK Laughter and wit flashing so lreeIy. Mixed Chorusg Hi-Y Clubg Library Representativeg Boys' Quartet, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committeeg B Squad and Junior Varsity Football. SAMMY LEE SELF Wit is the salt of conversation. Transferred from Gadsden High School, Gadsden, Alabamag Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committeeg Library Repre- sentative. LOIS JANET SHEALEY Best things come in small packages. Treasurer Homeroomg Marriage and Family Relations Clubg Typing Clubg Cheerleaders Club. RAY HAMMOND SHEALY Speaking generally, he's generally speaking. A and B Squad Baseballg President Woodwork Club. Sanders A Sanders G Savag ff..- After MARGARET TROPIER SHINN Good nature and good sense go hand in hand. Social Cabinetg President Travel Club: Freshman Counselorg Bridge Clubj Problems Club. BETTY SOVACOOL SMALL Her smile illumines the perfect leatures of her beauty. Mixed Chorusg Social Cabinetg Monitorg Problems Clubg Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committeeg Marriage and Family Relations Club. e Sease Seastrun lr e ealey Shealy Shrnn Small CLASS OF 56 4l Smith . Smi h R. IOR Spears Spence Stanlord .ai i ,Ei V , M t . ravi-cet Y il . 'J GS N fx W F 3 ,. . . lg i wif ,Q i -A gf 2.31 'R yy , L' --Inf' A-100K im fi Stedman LI Stepp Sflelel SSORCS Stone MARGARET ANNE SMITH ' i VERNON ALEXANDER SPEARS, JR. Not a day without something done High erected thoughts seated in the heart ol courtesy. Corresponding Secretary Art Councilg Secretary Homeroomg Library Mixed Chorusg Double Quartet Club: Choral Clubj Southern Asso- Typist and Assistant, President Canasta Clubg Monitor. :lation Student Councils Convention Committee. RICHARD EUGENE SMITH RITA SUE SPENCE He always does his duty, no matter what the task. He, eyes are 95,5 of twilight fain ELbfSk'YrR5IpJEsentativeg Field and Stream Clubg Monitor, Shop Clubg Like twilight' too' her dusky hair:- QC Z ' Argyle Club: Physical Earrcseiorr Leaderg Bible Club: Dramatic Clubg Cheerleaders Club: Future Business Leaders of America Clubj Student LOUHCII. BOBBIE SUE STANFORD For who can see, and then forget, the glories ol this gay brunette. Transferred from Bass High School, Atlanta Georgiag Secretary Home- roomg President and Vice-President Y-Teensg President Spelling Club. RAYMOND EDWIN STEDMAN To say well is good, but to do well is better. Photography Clubg Field and Stream Clubg Adventure Clubg Scrabble Clubj Chess Clubj Checker Club. MELVIN HAMILTON STEPP Stand firm by the valor ol manhood. Band Officerp Secretary-Treasurer Homeroomg Secretary Music Ap- preciation Clubp All-State Bandg Problems Clubg Chairman Senior Robes Committee. WILLIAM CHARLES STIEFEL ln statue small, but every whit a man withal. Student Councilg State Student Council Convention Representative, Key Clubj Junior-Senior Dance Committeeg President and Vice-Presi- dent Homeroomg Manager A Squad Baseballg Freshman Coun- selor. ERNEST WESTON STOKES, JR. Every man stamps his value on himsell. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Footballg Gollg Field and Stream Clubg Debate Clubg Football Rules Club. JOHN CARL STONE l lille to live every hour. Big Oalrs From Little Acorns Grow Hi-Y Club, 42 WILLIAM SPENCE STORK, JR. As sure a Friend as athlete Who relishes a jolre and rejoices in a pun. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and HB Squad Footballg Traclrg Football Rules Club. MARY LOll STRASSER i. .. She was our queen, our rose, our star. Treasurer Jun or and Senior Classesg Head Cheerleaderg President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer Horneroomg Student Council Freshman Counselorg Senior Council. SHELBY ANNE STUBBS When cvery virtue is measured and tolcl, We hnd she's worth her wciqht in gold. Secretary Homeroomg Marriage and Family Rclations Club Girls' Sextetg Library Representativeg Problems Club. V SONYA LOll STllCKEY Full ol lun, but never plays till worlr is done. Social Cabinetg Bridge Clubg Library Assistantg Canasta Clubj Na tional Honor Societyf Monitor. JOHN GEORGE SWARTZPAGER His luture is aglow with promise. President and Vice-President Homeroomg Secretary Photography Club' Mixed Chorusj National Honor Societyg Class Day Committee, I MARTHA ANN TATHAM With grace and beauty none could name. Bridge Clubp Canasta Clubg Translerred lrom Anderson Junior College JOHN SAMUEL TAYLOR A lriend to all with a generous soul, ln lile he'll play a noble role. Business Manager 4'Blue Prmt j Key Clubj Southern Association Stu- dent Councils Convention Committee Chairman: Library Representa- tiveg National Honor Society. LENORE DUANE THOMAS Tl'lere's beauty all around our paths, if but our watchlul eyes can trace it midst lamiliar things. Monrtorg Square Dance Clubg Spanish Clubg Bowling Clubg Goll Clubq Canasta Club. Storlr Strasser Stubbs Stuclrey , ,gf-, ' lf' ' .. fi ,fo Af' 1 , x M Qs gulf' . s I. ve TW' .N ,iw Three minute bell RUPERT LEON THOMPSON, JR. ln action faithlul, in honor clear. Trackg Hi-Y Clubp Football Rules Clubg Chess Clubg Woodwork Club Adventure Club. ROSA WARING THORNTON She doeth the little liindnesses which most leave undone.' National Honor Societyg Senior Robes Committeep Blue Print' Literary Staff, Associate Editorg Dreher and All-State Bandg Vice President Spanish Clubg Receptionist. 'V' , so 1 A' Q' 9 V .1 y i M 1. l ' 3. x I E Tatham Taylor Thomas Thompson Thornton CLASS OF'56 43 Swartllager ' .fis- 1 F it Leap Year JOHN POLLOCK TORBERT The intellect to conceive, The talent to achieve. Mixed Chorus, Boys' Quartet, Double Quartet, Field and Stream Club, Audio-Visual Aids Club. ROBERT MORRIS TREADWAY Wisely capable and sincerely true. Dreher and All-State Band, Solo and Ensemble Club, College Club, Chelis Club. AGNES ANNE TROTTER Be there a will and wisdorri tinds the way ICR DON THURSTON TRUE A light heart lives long. SANDRA USSERY An angel wandering out ol heaven. Marriage and Family Relations Club, Art Council, Southern Associa- tion Student Councils Convention Committee, Translerred lrom Mount Vernon Seminary, Washington, D, C. JAMES ALEXANDER VAUGHAN, JR. Blessed with each talent and each art to please, And born to write. converse and live with ease. National Honor Society, Cheerleader, Key Club, Assistant Editor BLUE DEVIL, Assistant Business Manager Blue Print , Chairman Class Day Committee, State Mental Contestant, Finalist National Merit Scholarship. CHARLES REDFEARN VERNON The world is always ready to receive talent and character with open arms. National Honor Society, Vice-Chairman Convention Club, Delegate to National Association Student Councils Convention, Ardmore, Pennsyl- vania, Delegate to South Carolina Association Student Councils Con- ventions, Georgetown and Sumter, South Carolina, Ex-Officio Member Student Council, Treasurer South Carolina Association Student Coun- cils, Chairman Snack Bar. MARLA LEE VREELAND A cheerlul disposition malces beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good-natured. National Honor Society, Vice-President Homeroom, Chairman Senior Invitations Committee, Social Cabinet, Library Assistant, Monitor, Alter School Sports, Bridge Club. GLORIA GAY WALTERS Always gay and lull ol bliss Was this pretty darlc-haired miss. Blue Print Literary Staff, Art Council, Southern Association Stu- dent Councils Convention Committee, Bridge Club, Marriage and Family Relations Club. DAVID CLYDE WATKINS Anything that is worth doing at all Winner State Mental Contests, National Honor Society, Monitor, ls worth doing with all your might. Library Assistant, Southern Association Student Councils Convention Baseball Manager, Radio Club, Football Rules Club, Field and Commlttee Chdlfmdfh Stream Club, Chorus Club. Torbert Treadway Trotter True Ussery Vaughan Vernon Vreeland Walters Watkins CLASS OF '56 NORMA JEAN WATTS She hath a natural, wise sincerity, a simple truthfulness. Student Councilg Library Representativeg Editor Promotional Man- ager , Distributive Education Clubg Problems Clubg Marriage and Family Relations Club. MICHAEL DOUGLAS WEBB Postpone your worries until tomorrow and you will have ww . none today. V 1, Games Clubg B Squad and Junior Varsity Footballg B Squad mf. 5 Baseballg Field and Stream Clubf Hi-Y Clubg Football Rules Clubj Ping-Pong Club. HENRY RAY WENGROW Speech is power: speech is to persuade, to convert, to compel. National Honor Societyg Winner State Debate Contestg Southern As- sociation Student Councils Convention Committee Chairmang Class Day Committeeg President and Charter Member National Forensic Leagueg President Debate Clubg State Mental Contestant. CAROL RHETTA WHARTON Happy am I, lrom care am tree: Why aren't they all happy like me? Marriage and Family Relations Clubg Travel Clubj Future Business Leaders of America Clubg Historian Distributive Education Club. THOMAS LAW WILLCOX He likes a jolre, adores a pun: He's a man who's made lor lun. President Homeroomj Library Representativeg B Squad Foot- ballg Chel's Club: Field and Stream Clubj Football Rules Club. Headless Hudson CAROLYN PHILLIPS WINGATE TERRY WALTON WILLIAMS Her clothes are as beautilul as her lace, Nature hath framed great Iellows in her time. He, name is endowed in this place. Eo1otbplIdProgrTm Committeeg Freshman Counselorg French Clubj eer ea ers Cubj P bl' R I t' CI bg A I Cl bg M ' ANNAMARIE svsii. wiLLMs and psmiiy iiei..ir.-.Muci'.fi,. ea 'om U 'W U a '9e Forever will she be lair. Bridge Club: Spanish Clubg Marriage and Family Relations Clubg Freshman Counselorg Vice-President Travel Club. BETTY LANE WISE A charming lassie, lull ol joyg A lavorite with both girl and boy. 'IQSEPI-l PETER WILSON H Blue Print Business Staftg Youth Councilg Senior Invitations Com- A disposition more to be coveted than fine gold. mitteeg Mixed Chorusj Southern Association Student Councils Con- Transferred lrom Ursuline High School. vention Committeeg Monitorg Marriage and Family Relations Club. Watts Webb Wengrow Wharton Willcox illrams Willms Wilson Wingate Wise NIOR Q- '-1 'RWE' g 'Qx 'Hn' H00-0 my Witherspoon Wooten Wright Younginer Zahler JOSEPH HAYNE WITHERSPOON JR VIRGINIA DAWNE WRIGHT Good men are the stars the planets of the ages wherein A deep genuine heartlelt sincerity is a trait ol true and they live noble womanhood Student Council Vice President Homeroom Problems Club Fresh Senior Robes Committee Future Teachers ol America Club Marriage man Counselor Football Rules Club and Family Relations Club President Spanish Club Committee TOM MY WESLEY WOOTEN Success lies in aiming at what you ought to achieve ue d an tream Club Travel Club H Cl b Chess u ROBERT YOUNGINER Checker Club What s the use ol worryrng7 lt never was worthwhile CHARLES GARY ZAHLER How much better is it to get wisdom than gold Debating Team National Forensic League State Mental Contestant Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee Southern Association Student Councils Convention College Club Senlors Whose Plctures D0 Not Appear BILL BOWERS BENTON DAVENPORT DESSIE DURDEN ANNE FORAN LILLIAN HUDSON DON MOSlER WIL LIAM McINNIS TOM REDDICK WILMA SHAW NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP ENTRANTS Seated, SEMIMFINALISTS: Alex Vaughan, Dave Robinson, Bobby Morrison, Sue Nettles, George Keller, Richard Lapidus, Bobby Avinger. Standing: Mary Savage, Rosa Thornton, Dave Jeter, Happy Henry, Dee Dee Doan. Missing From Picture: Henry Ray Wengrow, Semi-Finalist, and Charles Vernon. WINNERS: George Keller and David Robinson. 4a SPIRIT un cooperation In servuce competltuon In siudy In play 5 Varleiy Hour Best All Around Sally Lewis Jlmmle Lcventus People Are Funny Wlftnesi Jeme Housholder Alex Sanders Toasi of the Town Most Popular Mary Lou Skrasser David Ellison 5 ffm 1 ul, AVI L Strike It Rich lr y o S tes D ob JK, f Q1 Qs fififplngfyvivff !f!5 FgL149'L.f - ,Mfmyffj J Taleni: Scoufs i T I Youfh Wants To Know t I HPPYH Q A Mosi Li el T ucceed A S san Neil , avid R inson ff I , 43 C5 , i X Q . .z- 1 C . I Q ' 141 f -' L J - ' of , if ? X X Cf, ,Q Y WY rm.. 'MH H Mos aented H I n DeLoach, John Torberi: Mos niellectual a enry, George Keller 1 Beat The Clock Most Dependable Sally Le IS Charlne Pttman Howdy Doody Most Cons clerate Carol Ballentne David Ellson Sport Spotlight Most Athletic Susan Frost Fleming Harris AYB Lf f Fashion Parade Best Dressed Carolyn Wrngaie Bobby Avmger People s Choice Best School Cntnzen Susan Netiles Davnd Robmson Star Showcase Besi Loolung Mary Lou Strasser Jnmmne Levenhs JUNIOR OFFICERS WARNER MONTGOMERY President HENRY ASBILL Vnce President WALTER CHASTAIN secretary JOE MATHIS Treasuver Miss CLEMENTS Class Counselor S S Montgomery Asblll Mathls Clements Chastain F2 Joy Ackerman Ann Anderson Jeanne Anderson Judy Andrews Don Arney F Henry Asbrll Carol Avery Sterl 5 Beckman Berne Robert Beverrdge We the graduatfn ass of 57 Sally Blaclrmon Betsy Blythe ra Boone Byrn Booth Claude Bowen 'Gs ' . . Af Milion Brazell stty Brown Robert Brown X. Trudy Brown K! . A 0-bzbc Q4,L,C.fLLL gif Q Llookiiof N ' A ii? 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Suzanne Franlmlm Sammy Freed W Jerry Fuller Shand Gau SC Evelyn Geiger Beisy Glllwam Cynthia Gllluam Bobby Gunn 56 fee-ff fi - 'ft ,E -SEQ? if 5 fi X L ' qi' a ' ee f .l , ,Q V I, Q 9 5 ' V Gam Glenn lwllw WWW ,yi SSW: re' Marsha Grant Tommy Green Kelly Greer Befty Sue Gross vw 'I ,. VA J in UV WMA TD L f irit began as a tiny spark lily tw W' ' Siewart Ellen Hasty Roger Hicks Martha Holler Tommy Hornsby Lloyd Horton 57 'O 'Rf JLL UN 44.11. J QL 921 fl f Dothe Huclcs Jo Lynn Hulzlman Sandra Hughes Alex Jenkins llolwgglff JL 0 WK! iw-Q mm -5, Q Gr j1,1J.,e 'Q' ' Annta Jones Joy Jones doalaodrbop ey lord.-inl I It Adm? 3355539 AMMO D and gradually mcr ase Qwto a glowlng flame fl Graeber Jordan Cathy Kelly Barry Kuger Jo Knrven Barbara Kohn ffl l, dun S-'sr Q,-.Q Nancy Krell Wayne Laclrey Helen Laden 4 Betty Jo Lawhon Loreita Lever Xl 5 ' A 58 ' IAQ, I V 14 if I 16, X17 1 Z1 4 . V ,K, I if Kaffe L ' V - A L Q '4 .L 4 'V W V ! if k . , .V , In -A--A- . 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P lu P- ' Kelly Nelson ' Jan Oxle Roberi Paul Phil Pendleton ' 'Beth Penningfon Roberi Persell Grace Phlllrps Paul Pollard Pete Poulas Patsy Preacher of those who had gone before us John Prersler Leslre Presion 43 Doi Quaifleba um Juclne Reese Harrref Rhame 1 vm Lee Rhame Allyn Rrce Charles Rugby 60 Jean Rnley Ross Rrvers ,f..,xfe cw-f ,W fo X ,,ff' WW lxc Slipper Rylrard AVF L LC WV Hook Rogers Mary Alvlglllgi F L Molly Sasneif Lary S yeifa Pal: Schaffe MQ bb., fxwuvb pf fly Now, as Iumors, we, look 1ntoltlnfEl uture l+6x,LJfrM', i,4.4Jf' f 1kA rAJ 7 Wm, .J 1 m y Setkl M y A Settlzs ancy e Exgncdfa gy Shnn So y Sh pp fm. 1137 'ga-un Sk p Sh ppey Pelham S mmo s R chard S mo ton Danby Smgley Ronn e SI ce bl HY X , N , 9 x . I Donald Smiih Julius Smith ' ' R S ' ' Bill Snipes Guy Sorrell y ill 1 . Y ,Fur Ja! lr. l. ' l-f2'1Q ' ' Q41 lg l 5 IR fifaavgm ff- ww ,fn QM ki'-3 Ray Sowell Sara Spearman Edwrn Spears Sandra Stork Gall Strock Where the flame burns brlghter Sara Sturdrvani Lrdue Swan Frank Taylor Jack Taylor e3-F? 'Hb Delores Thomas ophre Thomas Davrcl Thomasson Jrm Thompson 62 Cornelra Thomas raw Buddy Trbshrany 5111:-v r . X yar S u y y 'f': if. Q x is .ig Emily Timmerman X E' It 4 I ,y .fl X 'Kg is . YJ .-fit' JYZE3 ' :ff , 2 g:- -I ' .,?3g',,tf 3 James Tobias ini Frank Turner Tommy Wainner Jane Warrington Doris Weir im if ill 's5 promise of our Se X U 'O Betty Rue White Eddie Willrins Alma Jean Williams -.J Pat Wilson Woody WoodruFF Howard Young Jimmy Youngblood if W Juniors Who Do Not Appear Robert Boineau, Charles Boyette, Jimmy Bridges, Leverne Byrd, Helen Curry, Lewis Daniels, Pete Elmgreen, Benny Emerson John Ficlcling, Marshall Gray, William Harper, Frances Johnson, Marietta Matthews, John McCullough, Thad McCullough Ronald McWhirt, Bobby Murray, Milre Murray, Broolrs Parlrer, Carey Pope, Gail Rabon, Robert Reed, Barry Rothberg Jesse Russell, Purvis Sanders, Edwin Scott, Robert Sturgeon, Carolyn Sumner, Milne Trihey, Jim Waites, Ray Wessinger Donald Whitlow, Rufus Woodliel Lim,- , w i B .44 9 ff' iigwv-fs ll Let's start the parade Treasure Island project The Liiflesi Angel 2 l 4 3 ff , K l Ss..-'M ,. 5 Y fl WW. f Ll 2 ff! an AW, A Q-vii K A VH, . lr: Z' N lf. n 'Ii- Loyal supporters A queen's smile Bombs Away We use Vigoro and lpana Dark room dandy ..-w-P Feaiuring J, T. IRI SOPHOMORE OFFICERS RONNIE CROLLEY BEN BOYD JOHNNY CALAIS KENNY DRIGGERS MISS CORNELIA STANLEY Pf2SId2hf Vice Presndent Secretary Treasurer Class Counselor SEATED Dnggers Boyd Stanley STANDING Calais Crolley 66 Allred Abdalla Joseph Abdalla Richard Abernathy Vondell Adams Brenda Addy John Allen Marlon Aushn Brenda Avery Tom Avgerinos fi Q r Marion Bissett Talberi Black Clyde Blackwell Bobby Blankenship Glenn Boland Susan Bolton Billy Boney Dale Boozer Martha Boozer Minnie Bosiick . 9.4 Lg? Barbara Bank Margaret Barksdale Tommy Barrmeau Marrlyne Bass Sarah Beckham Jimmy Belk Paul Benneit Tommy Bennetf Jeanne Berry Dele Beisill O P H O O R E A J. ,E ,,, fra . . F3 fgiizz - I V-y----y. 3 A ii G .G 8,1 F y y y y yoyy y yyy xr E ' 2,.:,, Zl A I 1 - D gr V 2 I 'BQ5 .r,1 .,,. J A I , y . X i g M ' A 4? W Q ik , J 'Qi ,l Bobby Brown Gene Brown Julia Bruce Bruce Bryson Frank Bure Sassy Burg Chuck Burke Peggy Calhoun Gordon Campbell Kay Campbell ...Q ' 3- .:7-.:Z::.:1g5,: 4 Q 'g ,... Q. 'g:'g, 1 ,rf OPHO ORE -Mn. 9591 Ben Boyd Bull oyd Foster Bradley Herbert Bradley Tom Bradley Moody Brandenburg Teddy Branham John Broom Ball Broughton Bally Brown 'E img 'CVS 68 Lrllran Carr Melvnn Carr Judy Carter Becky Casey Carole Causey Dick Clark Barbara Clarke Walker Clarke Shirley Cleaveland Lydia Cloyd Eddre Cobra Leroy Cohen Crndy Cole Roy Collar Jane Comer Gall Corley Eve Courtenay Jrmmle Covington Mary Ann Craft Earl Crarg Patsy Davis Proctor Davis Sondra Delwon Barbara Delleney Sue Derham Ann Dernclr Bobby Dual Kenny omkm Carol Dodd Robert Dodson OPHO ORE M? X Hia W N n- 3' O hr 5. O - D. Ronnle Crolley Norma Crosswell Eleanor Crown Drxon Cunningham Ann Datsbs Dottre Danrels Walter Daniels Robert Darr Raymond Davenport WJ M UQ me Wir ,tw r 6 OPHOMGRE Beth Elmgreen Jimmy Evatt Don Fagg Mandy Farr Rose Mary Fellers Leon Fetner Rudolph Flowers Jim Fouctie Archie Frupp Lila Frrp A .nf-' kk- if 'uf' If 5. E Oliver Donelan Kenny Dnggers Benny DuBose Roger DuBose Buddy Du e Harriett Dunn Lynn Eddy Duane Eldridge Joanne Eleazer Mary Etta Ellison 1' ,E 'f Linda Funderburlr Scotty Galloway Randy Geddrngs Harry Ginn Beverly Godley Grace Greene Marie Grenade Jimmy Griffin Virginia Guerard Carol Gunter Sarah Hair Harrieit Hampton Marie Hanberry Rebecca Hargrove Caroline Harrell Mary Hart Wendell Hawluns Bobbre Hawks Bobby Hellams Richard Helman UJ Bobby Holley Jaclue Hollns Jrmmy Hook Harnett Hope Lynn Hornsby Bull Hotmger Kay Hoirnger Margre Howell Carol Hudson Bobby Hunt 0' ,N UPHOMORE Anne Hemphrll Roy Hempley Rrchard Hewrtt Becky Hrcks Kathenne Hnclns Lrnwood Hers Fntz H II a Q Davrd Hogg Edward Holler fr V: B 2 r J r Hill A af E My E X :sl ll f ' r ' ' J A rrz ' ' 4 z rx A y f' A , 5. 1 V ' ,yr, ,B A r 1 r W Q ? ' ,. , Z .ff 3 B 'V I 3 1 ll g ig i il '.., . 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'iv f rf ll ll we ,er - y 1 Q' l 'fha in lfy E Gene Hunier Neal Hutclwrn Brll James Jaclr Jenny Malcolm Johnstone Beverly Jones Wade Jones Alan Kahn Kay Karser Bobby Kapp Janet Knox Jrmmy Knox John Lawrence Teddy Kohn Ruperl: Kulrne Francrs LaMotte Margarei Lang Barbara Laprdus Phrllrp Latham Jerry Laurre Mary Margaret Leavrtt Kenneth Lee Ed Lesesne Georglanna Levenh Dan Lewls Buclry Lules Beth Lnttlelohn Nancy Love Phyllis Love Suzanne Lowrance Nancy Martrn Roberta Maxwell Sarah May GnFford Mable Charles McAlrster Joe McCabe Charles McCallum Bonme McCrady Shurley McCreary Sam McCuen 40' A ,dv Seabrook Lucas Barry Ludwig Gaul Lusk Roberta Marlrel Emory Markwood Margaretia Marsha Steve Marsha Carole Marian Charles Marian Joe Marian lg gk , lll 4 5'v f KW i ' N K . lv HZAH If My Ziizlu E, 3 :pp , .3 .. , - 2 X dw, 4 1 ' -.,. R lr f L. I if 5 ,L Aga f e O P H O M U R E 'sos Rosemary McCutclreon Melmda McDowell Eldena McKenzne Archre McLemore Bruce McLeod Roberta McNeal Morse McNulty Barbara McWaters Kathy Mrchelsen Betty Moore Mary Joyce Moore Joe Morrrs Joyce Morrrs Sylvia Moseley Albert Moses James Mundy Mandy Murphy Dons Neatherly Kemble Olnver '95 ww lik Jnmmy Muller 'QNX Bull Otrs Q. W, Nancy Owen Patrlcna Panartos Jane Patrick Gene Patterson Pat Patterson Peg Pearce Judy Player LeConie Pope Vrvran Perth MVN Claude Sandra Joanna Beverly Powell Power Prayior Preusler Lrbby Quatilebaum Bully Rentz NFL Cynilua Rhymes Rose Ann Rugby Sally Rlpplemeyer Cecnl Roberis M 0 f wmvqm of U1 vl W Judy Schaffer Osce Sell Cathenne Servetas Delorise Slwealy Homer Sheffiel AMW Sonny epp ,,Jyy , B ey - - ,7f1lJf Harrit 6, Ra , ingleton Jimmy Simpson Y-X Z .DMQYYMJMX 164264441 Franhe Robrnson Patsy Robinson Drclr Roclralellow Barbara Rodgers Jrmrny Rushn Wray Rylzard Judy Suber Sandy Salley Belly Sanders Joe Sanders M AJ-KA-tl SIM ww . Wlff ff' 3 - f-If 4 A :.Q, - 1 . A X n X516 A gl llz V ry'l y Vyyu E Q JVM l'l , l'f.::. .,r. J -E A2699 'i'2fQ , f J ' f VJ y ' Y .1 lf 13W My . , J gre f jg? 1 1 cl 1 1 I W I 'V V K ft 1 9942 ' 'lf 1 , A Q- 4 Q A ,1.-A. 'wJ R- J' r fa 2704-A EMMA Aaflwm OPHO ORE J' rw New 18' fi, ui' nf .in Ro allen Spencer Barry Sprres Tommy Slorlz Martha Slzory Martha Stuclney Melton Stuclrey Joyce Tarpley Jlm Taylor Margaret Taylor Rnlnvn Tavlnr ff ,nu- ?-' Martha Ellen Slngh Ann Smrth ean Smuth Jennre Smrth John Smrth Lmda Smlth Aaron Smolowslny Mary Snrpes Judy Sox Joanna Speed Ml!- E! 1' Y' Jean Thom Tommy Thompson James Todd Helen Tucker Bally Tuller Mallard Turner Walter Tuten Sheila Ussery Gaynelle Vanderwall Bull Wallup ,E Q- Michael Wan -. ,, - ,kiw i ' , 'fy i A , uvgi , , - J f Dot Watson n a --,-. --lv Z vvv., VI: JF: V ---A.- 'A V I . , V V- , E?ag.,5., . -au' I if . l , -' ,Q 7 ' - ' . .:A, .V'-'-, , - ., - Franklin Whaley -f-, A K V 4 G 1 4-it W 4 1 1 xxx 'W ' 1 f uf W 4 if Billy Welch l ' ': ' A ' ' Ag Q ,. di J l Nancy Sue Whitaker David Whitworth Jackie Williamson , John Woods Bill Workman Gail Zahler 9 x Sophomores Whose Plctures Do Not Appear Oliver Booth James Boykin John Brrttain Drckle Brockman Atha Jean Brooks Patsy Buck Johnny Calais George Camp Charles Carter Bev ,Cgjem n Paul Crossland Mary Deal Robert Fam Katherine Glenn Glen Greene James Hanson Edward Harter James Harvey Willie Hayes Don Hitchcock Lucien Holmes Johnny Howell Kenneth Hunt Bill lngram William Keller Tommy Lertzse Mary Lowrance Tommy McCall Shelton McDaniel Jimmie Malls Betty Jean Rabon Eugene Scott Ray Shealy Ann te Slgmon Robert Small Virginia Smith Robert Stogner Woodrow Taylor James Wal lace James Weed Jimmie Wlls n Richard Wilson is Lin x LWJ f C ,QQ J GL,-la VNLVN r nf All right The Christmas Spirit The Bug Game 77 W s 5 . 4 X I l 44QdL I ' . . I I . I I . 4 I I A I ' ll l i . . 7 I - X ' ii f J , kj liilfwi , ,Z HJ' ,VIV I , , ' I. ' ' 1 UE Tommy Walsh 55, . ,mi f ' A 4 I I' I ,' if 7 , 5 1 sossv FULLER Presndent ADDIE CROLLEY Vice Presndent PAT LYNN swmfy JOHNNY CASKEY Treasurer Mass MILDRED BROWN Class Counselor Lynn Crolley Brown Fuller Caskey 78 lv? Eugenra Alexander Harrret All Larry Amrck Ed Amodro Helen Anderson Sherla Andrews Edre Anthony Rrchard Austrn Brenda Baker Jerry Ballentrne Caro Bell Jane Bellrnger Lrnda Bergman Carol Berne Marsha Berry Maclr Bertram Srdney Bethune Beverly Blackwell Bully Bodre Robert BI ease FRE HME ,rw 7' .am Q 'JY XJ may Margaret Barlow Ronnre Barlow Gall Barnes Dorothy Baronowskr Wesley Bartlett Frances Basluns Eddre Bass Linda Bazemore Rrta Belk ' 1 ' I B ..,,..: 5:1 'W lj K gf , .t ' A . B h e ht if A r 5 we B ' 'l '-'- - ' ' of I . fi A ..., rf zz, A V A B '.,V,, -V 1 ' l f BA 1 ' re ,y B . B ew l ft re' X B 4 My 1 ' 'r.,' .Q 5 Q L4 I A. ,rf ,, . I -, , Nm l MJ . , M V ,..v 53: , , We N .1 V 6 ff V 6 22 79 FRE HME Q W Bonnre Broughton Edclre Brown Marlon Brown Robert Brown Tommy Brown Martrn Buckley John Bull PBBYICIB Bultman Mary Burclsal Mary Borneau Anne Booth Harrret Borden Doug Boulware Freddre Bouye Marshall Bowman Lebby Bradford Lmcla Bradley Freddre Branham John Brennan MWA VWHWI- 111 I 80 Joanne Butterworth Earle Came Jeanne Cartledge John Casliey Carlisle Caughman Bulord Chappell Francrs Chappell Bully Cherry Bobby Cherry Kathryn Chnldress Betsy Chrlcls Sonny Chunn Lors Clark Robert Clarlz Patsy Clarlze ,fs T V! Brllre Clodlelter Charley Clyburn Wullram Cobb Befty Coble Charles Coggans Sylvra Crouch Sally Culbreath Wayne Culley Tommy Cunnrngham Bull Czarnrtsh Ann Danrel Dorsey Danrels Kliiy Davrs Carole Dawson Dennrs Day if 45 ,ao 5 h Aw 1 if All FRE HME John Cole Kaine Coleman Frank Colley John Conyers Duane Cook Jerry Cooper Glorra Cothran Warren Courincy Addre Crolley . in Invyv, E7 Q l ,, C '-,, I . P , f or f . W- Y 1 wx .K I' O.. ly, 1- 4. , if 'J V....: In ' J xv, V, Vllilu HVE: EV M Yap , In I .. Joyce Crall: vi JE .55 44,, In gy ! . I I fr J ' .,y:gr ,5 f J J ' Q. - J rreeee J y Q , 1 bi' iv 'A lA,, I 'h FRE HME Dorothy Dowdey Mrlre Dozrer Buclry Dralre Clarence Dreher Larry Dreher Jayne Droom Terry Drummond Paisy Duffle Gelene Duncan 4 P252 fW ei or- xv fi Q13 ul l Dsclue Derrrcli Paul Derrrclx Val Jean Derrrclr Aubrey DesPor'ces Jeanne Dawson Eugene Duckson Irene Doar Leon Doar Rosalyn Donny Donald Doughty Mary Ann Easterlrng Bobby Edwards Lronel Lucas Bull der Marina Espedahl Frances Everllark Rhetia Farr Wrllram Farrcloth Connre Fallaw Charles Faucette 6 . E VZZI 1-r, ff ' xr n 'fl- Z . - f Y ,. Qi V 3 :lf I f f J I , I x Q A , .-5, 1 E 41.11 IT Y iiz nba- x 4, ., f, lr F J - Q 5 Q J --'-e J J l ' 1 i' - ,':': 5 'r-'. J ,EQ 'J --l:g': :gl '::..: A W '11 Behy Easler U -ullabl 1 f:1i'I Kan? K . N' .: Yr Ei If: 5. u Au' . f e-r. '. L J EI if J ' or 82 Marine Faullr Sa y Fe ton A B Fennell Anne Fennell Huss Fennell Lynn Flensclwman Doug Flemung Merelyn Fogle Susan Foran Gary Ford -lu -J' in Jane Gault Slwrrley Ann Gentry Carl Germany 'fa' Nancy Glneeslmg Joe Grbson Jummy Glenn Harvey Goolsby Jack Gottlreb Buddy Gouger Bryan Graham A344 26? ,guna ,Qu 1 Deane Fowble Buddy o Nan Franlrlm Shrrley Freeman Cathenne Fnclr Bobby Frrcl: Bobby Fuller Wrllram Fulmer Robbre Gamble Sue Gena Garre FRE HME it FRE H W as Carolune Han Trem Harr Wayne Hall Jo Anne Hallman Klrne Hallman Arthur Halhwanger Jaclue Hammond Janne Hane Anrta Jean Hargr Pat Harvey was Ann Graham Perry Gray Calvrn Green Mel Greene Tatum Gres e c Buddy Grrffin Larry Grube Patncra Gunter Sandra Haenel Talmadge Hagler up-Q, .ar Lionel Harvrn Brllrsue Hayes John Hayser Linda Helman John Helms Lynn H'Il Lucy Hines Jane Hinnan Bobby Hipp John Hodge ig! de Holland rrgrnra Hollus Blame Holton Carolyn Honeycuit Marnie Hoolr John Hoolrer Cynthra Hoover Gwen Hough Julran Howell John Hudson 1' Wm W Kaye Jones Jrmmy Jones Mary Beth Jones Jo Ann Kalmbach Charles Knnard Chrp Kung Larry Kung Sylvra Kung Teddy Krene Gene Klugh IQ' 'D ,nm J mar' 1' 'F Sylvia Huggrns Tommy Hughes Gloria Hutto Pete Jaclrson Sara Ann Jeffrres Margre Jenluns Barbara Johnson Judy Johnson Mary V Johnson Elrzabeih Jones J 'd QL QV My . . ,A , l'.v' , f r my 1' .1., .r.y Q vi g ,,Z.: hh J one gf K e erre ...: fr Q V f- 1 .,.1. fl, :,v A K, V .A::, I J I.: U W. Q J vy Q y . 2 Vy.: rw r J A J J J 62 A E. y ,, E' x J J: . Ik. 4, F R E H M E Carolrne Lrcle Muller Lrndler Lynn Lrvnngston Barbara Loewe Susan Loewe Bonnve Long Karl Long John Longmrre Wyman Looney rxa L FRE H 'Q' W -7' 86 5 0' Jon: Knowles Raymond Knox Tony Kyser George LaFaye Margre Lou Lancaster Jrmmy Lanlord Saunclra Lanoway Florence Law Nancy Lee Chap Leech Duncan Lott Donna Lowenskeun Dolly Lubovsly Janet Lyman Pat Lynn Tommy Marchant Frances Masciecvecclrio Paula Mauney Bobby Maxwell Kirlc Maxwell Cornelna Mayer Jack Maynard Patrlcla McCarrel DAnn McCary Bobby McCullough Eddy Mcoonaaa Par McL.wf.n 51.52 Maw. P+.yu.s McNeal Selma Mcnulfy J nf' Carole Montgomery Melvyn Moody Jimmy Moore lrrnmy Moore Lrnda Moore Tommy Moore Drana Morrow Brll Moseley Dorothy Mueller Andrew Myers Jerry McSwann Guy Meares George Meelrs etsy Muller ll Mr er Jeanne Mums Bully Mlicluall Kathleen Mrtclwell FRE H fi, Susan Mrtclnell Don Mohler ,A 1' Parge Opper Donme Osborne Jack Owen Novelle Owens Davud Padgett James Palmer Arthur Pappas Brtsy Parlrer Bully Parrrs Peggy Parnsh 1' FRE HME ,vw fi'-f Charles Nance Shelly Nerder Rlneti Nevdhart Ann Nevl Henry No rrrs Lrnda Nortlwcuik Gaul Nunn Belly Odrorne John Oclrorne Lrndsay Odom 88 Trma Parsons Jenny Painclr Jrm Patterson Drane Pavlowsky Pai Pearce Mrlre Prcow Danrel Pup:- Alrne Pope Jumor Pool Ruby Porter Edna Powell lowell Prersler Davrd Proos Page Putnam Elrzabeih Quarles Barbara Qurck Branwell Ravenel Clark Reed Lewrs Reed Jesse Reese Delleney Ruff Ronnre Sanders Sandra Sanders Patsy Sandrler Homer Sargenl Martha Schumpert Fay Setiles Connre Seyler Frances Shelley Anne Shoal W4 MSW 11' Nancy Reese Sammy Reese Lenorr Rrce Wyllhad Richard Walter Robrnson Lucrle Roff John Rogers Mary ROSS 'Zi Bernard Roih Jane Rubm FRE HME LJ' FRE H 5-ef? M sa-f'J HATTFQWNJ Q-xxx? 09' 5, ow-ff Y Sue Snrpes Delores Somersei Pete Spearman Brenda Spurlrng Saundra Siallrngs Ronnre Stalvey Mrlre Stewart Sandra S ewert Jeep Sfrll Judy Stone p x 1 HJ 90 at Pamelra Shumalrer Charles Srlxes Lrncla Srlverman Clarence Srmmons Arthur Simons Lee Sludmore Egan Slunner Henry Slo Arc re Glenda Smith!-C'Q6 AN ,Q-fa Q Ellen Stoudemrre Bull Strrcklrn Tommy Strom Huey Sweai Alden Sweaiman Gene Sykes Pai Tapp Dwight Taylor Elaine Taylor Tommy Taylor f 91119 WJ JZ Eddre Tharne Barbara Thomas Bob Thomas Pat Thomas Gall Thraxllull Bully Thurman Mrke Trghe Chrrs Trmberlalre Nancy Trndall Jrmmy Trsdale Charles Veach Bobby Vrclrery Susan Vogel Claudra Wartes 5 lly Wallrer Claude Wall Jrrn Wallace Charles Ward Kathenne Ward C O Warren '-s it 7? '-bf .M FRE HME :Q if Q2 Kat Tomlrn Saundra Toney Terry Trexler Jrmmy Truesdale John Tuller Mary Ann Turner Mrlce Turner Rrchey Vandevander Jsmmy Vann Harruetf Ann Vaughan FRE HME Barbara Waters Betty Weathersbec Beth Webb Steve Weston Terry Whrte Lrnda Whrttle Diane Wlatt 'W Ray Wrles Elen Wrllrrns Kay Wrllcox Q a 4- Kennetn Wrllrams Sally Wrllramson ,Ss Copeland Wrllrs Bully Wrmberly Claudra Wrngate Walter Wrnter Kent Wrrght Bostwrck Wyman Dorothy Yarborough Ellen Young Lorarne Young Vera Young Faye Youngblood Hays Zergler Nancy Zergler Freshmen Whose Plctures Do Not Appear Raymond Aclrerman, Leroy Arlren, Elizabeth Alexander, Davrcl Altman, Jaclt Bolt, Robert Brutschy, Bobbre Carter, Robert Christensen, Rrchard Derrrck, Brll Erdson, Wrllram Frshburne, Calvrn Forte, Nerl Fox, Bonnie Fulton, Carole Grllron, Malcolm Gordon, Mary GrrFfen, Dewey Hallman, John Hancoclr, Henry Hams, Luette Harrrs, Clara Hayes, Clark Hood, Butch Jowers, Wrlluam Matthews, Freddre Muller, Thomas Overton, Welcher Peterman, Dwrght Reardon, Kathie Reclclrng. John Reed, Edna Rowell, Jean Sanders, Jeanette Scott, Jrmmy Shull, Max Spear, Wrnston Thaxton, Ronald Trotter, lrvrn Vra 92 . ..,.., ., ',.- ,-,v ,,- l T fs f y r i T ' 5 ,,, X 1, K ' f ' I at Y or 1 A :gh .. - ' .y ' T seee e e y , T --:- F li- I ' , , Q, M' 525+ 'iqifkiifbii r 'G N 3,1 it A f ij mijjff. sf L MQ. ,5.lhW.,,1: lggJt A Y Q -L L. A 'if' K M,..,....-y,,...N . ' I ,fag , .el 9 w 'fav 55 i Af ,qui ?'F f , Y , ' a 5. - V ,Il w L ,v - ':: '. fn gl Q' ' -W '-ff ' r ? I 6 , I -.u A Z if' 5 X Q-. ,V f Lf 1 X i Y , Ak r W . Z gg Q ' ff q 1 e . 4 I A X E: , V M ,l ,,W: , , , , Q . eh L. HZ -GW ,, J! 5 ma 'N ' ff ' . '- V A I M-' ' W , - wx V22 In MA ,! i9fy 3? ACTIVITIES P 1 i L 927 'f 942 'i , , xii., f 'ix .- ff N x Q 0 Y v u Q 0 u lf' 33, , Q 5 . A ' s Ya I C 'Z Q4 I ' a Q 3 .. 'o f 174 mf hx 1 1 x , 4 2 , Z A ,, . , 'Q P A 1 fixw x 5 1. fy g, A f--L, i Q lx-ix wi, x. .H ' , 2, fa, , W ' 1 ' , xx ' . I I E 'fan . H. - K iq, bd' ST DE The student governing body ol Dreher High School is the Student Council. Each homeroom has one representative to voice its opinions and vote on school business. ln addition to the homeroom representa- tives there is a president and vice-president, both of which are elected from the Senior Class by the entire Student Bodyg a secre- tary who is elected from the council representativesg and a treasurer: who is appointed from the Senior Class by the president. Student Council gives the students a hand in their own governing, thus broaden- ing and increasing their knowledge of demo EIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS cratic government This enables them to Jimmie Leventns Tom Caskey become better and stronger citizens of President Vice President America FIRST ROW Jimmie Leventis Tom Caslrey Charlie Pittman Carole Ballentine SECOND ROW Bobby Fuller Carole Jones Sheila A d Mary Beth Jones Jo Ann Goldson Myra Cogburn Barbara Thomas Beverly Jones FOURTH ROW Jimmy Rustin Bill Shoclrley Joe Morris Nancy Martin Mandy Farr Rosann Rigby FIFTH ROW Melvin Carr Dwight Cathcart Barry Kiger Buddy Faircloth Clarl: Reed SIXTH ROW Perry Kimball Warner Montgomery Troy Evitt Arthur Simons Seabrook Lucas Wallrer Clarke Diclr Rocka fellow SEVENTH ROW Bury Hudson T G Hanner Bill Boyd Bill Crolley Emory Boette Jimmy Truesdale David Ellison Alec Sanders 98 X 5 1 'Y I Q f . 'U' . , , n rews, Sandra Stuart, Bitsy laarlrer, Denby'Singley, Jo Kirven, Claudia Waites: Rita Bellr. THIRD ROW: Gail Thraillrill, Janetll.yman, KWH 5 a t ei? V faq, COUNCIL egg 'Mauve iii Www ff 'www If ft 3 Eitriem SPONSORS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS d ME Dofofhv LUPOH DaVIcIII'I5.f?ILmn Crlfexsilldeimts Mr C Dewey Gentry SECOND SEMESTER FIRST ROW Davnd Robmson Alex Sanders Susan Nettles Carole Ballentme SECOND ROW Rupert Kutme Judy Suber SI'IIeIds Kmg Pat McLaurIn Sally Felton JanIe Hane Sandra Stork Martha Ann Boozer Margaret Barlrsdale Pat Pearce Carole Pearce Jeanne Cartledge Eldena McKenzIe Mary Savage THIRD ROW Kemble Olnver Dan Lewus Delaney Roof Walter Robmson Alyce Fulmer Joyce Moms Lynn Eddy SyIvIa Kmg DIane WIatt Walter Clwastarn Lrdre Swan Claudra Wmgate Bermce Porter Mary Gaul HoIIIday Jo KIrven FOURTH ROW Donald Smutlw Wade Jones Sterlung Beckman Emory Boette Lee Trgner Walton Hudson T G Hanner KIt Tomlun Franlrlm GeIger Davud Easterlrng CI1arIIe PIttman Jesse Reese Jeep Stull ABSENT FROM PICTURE Melton Stuclcey 19 - I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I - - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - - I I I I I I - - I I I I I I - Susan Nettles David Robinson S etary of Southern Association General Chairman ol Conventro Student Councils Dreher . . . host to the twenty-first annual con- vention ol the Southern Association ol Student Councils, November 10-12 . . . 800 students and teachers from lourteen southern states. fn ,gl Remember the weeks of preparation? Sally and her Housing Committee, Where can we put these lour Texans? . . . Tuggie s Registration Committee, Can you make out the name on this blank? l think it must be Chinese! . . . everyone helping in some way . . . General Dave guiding all the commit- tees . . . Moneybags Sue keeping track ol cor- respondence and finances. Then it was Wednesday, and they were here . . . hustle to the mixer that night . . . drawls and twangs mingling with conversation and laughter. Remember the presentation of the state flags at Thursday morning's assembly and the strange thrill that reached everyone there . . . the banquet and dance . . . Carl Sandburg with his wonderful com- ments, songs, and poems . . . bright dresses swish- ing as delegates dance . . . Now this is the step we do in Louisiana. SASC CONVENTIUN Remember . . . the SASC Convention Can we forget the hustle and bustle of Friday . . . students hurrying to discussion groups and problem clinics . . . ideas, comments, suggestions, and per- haps some solutions . . . bus loads ol shouting South- erners otf on a guided tour ol Columbia . . . a crisp, cold night and barbecued chicken at Lake Murray . . . back to town for the special movie . . . sleepy delegates . . . I think l remember where l'm staying! Saturday morning . . . Elections! . . . Next year, oft to Tulsa, Oklahoma lor the convention! . . . Do you mean it's time to go already? . . . new lriencls leaving all too soon . . . The last suitcase, the final good-bye, and they were gone. But we remember. We remember their laughter and enthusiasm and we feel the growing spirit that has sprung up among us because ol their coming. And we hope they remember, too. 1 P ww '2fml'fi'f gm,-.,,jiL 2 5 Q? g?1y,g3Q,,3i,fE1,. cs - 1, Bobby Avmgcr Hamett Bohm Editor Business Manager D IL FFMM04 Q 'XBEGAQ j,ZggiJ,.pv-L 5 54 W 5'-ff9 0 pc2 42 02.2, filee .f.'j'.f,0aff1-Lev? K 411,54-6 .f-pLNJfUL Alex Vaughan 1901-Ida, ,of Assuskant Edllor L26 Grace Lmlon Lf Art Edlfflf -52751 Ann Moseley 5401 kIaA-J Feature Edntcr WM Zee,-azz, aff f rn-z,d.,d,zfv.J yzafu Suzanne Lewrs Warner Montgomery Dorreih Doan Judy Andrews Class Editor Sports Edrtor Literary Editor Assnstant Buslness Manager I 2 Jae ,Zzff ,bw . N . 4 ' V Q E 7 W N k rl . f '- ' f .41 ' I I ' ff Q' fl - V 1 f if ff I 72 ' ,, 1 , , k - , , 1 In k , -2 , 1 . Y V . 1 fl . N Lx LZ . I X4 Y 'I X . E mi . STAFF FIRST ROW Seaied Grace Llnion Harneii Bohm Ann Moseley Shirley Cleveland Suzanne Lewrs SECOND ROW Standing David Roblnson Alex Vaughan .ludy Andrews Bobby Avlnger Warner Montgomery Peg Pearce Dlclr Roclra fellow Lrdle Swan ABSENT FROM PICTURE Dorreth Doan Something clncferent has been the password for your annual staff this year The white cover 'che red ihe seml modern design are the resulis ol fl1IS dream and we hope they will combine 'co convey the sprrrk of Dreher and io malce 'che 1956 BLUE DEVIL the most dIStII'1ClIIVC rn nfs hrsfory SPONSORS IW 4.01 Mass Mary Ramseur Mrs Pat Wannamaker Mass Mary McMaster Mass Edna Walker Lute ary Ad usor Photography Ad nsor Assustant Ad usor Busrness Ad sor IO3 . A my , . 41. I' v 5 1 I I 1 - I 3 . I f I I I ' , . : . .4 . . n . . 1 I ' . 2 rf' S W ff! ' . , V , , 'wi xx .ff L ni. .1 hw, 7' 'vs ' r v' v' ' v' ' vi BLE FIRST SEMESTER Richard La pidus Editor John Taylor Business Manager SECON D SEM ESTER Susan Neitles Edrtor Lrssa Lowenstem Business Manager LITERARY STAFF wwf M-fWf YA M- FIRST ROW Suzanne Lewls Sandra Williamson Bull Berne Alec Sanders Richard Lapldus SECOND ROW Sandra Davrs Beth Crawlord Betty Sue Gross Lmda Mulr Sylvra Moseley Homer Sheffield Rosa Thornion Marilyn Morgan Cornelra Thomas Susan Foran THIRD ROW Sonny Shrpp Tom Legare Frank Collnns Marlorre Howell Cynthna Grlllam Novelle Owens Dorothy Yarborcugh Suzanne Franllm Lrbby Quattlebaum Babe McFadden I04 I, , M1 ii ' , ,AA 7 ,V J . ,Q I L I I 4' Q 1?- X .XFN 4 sk 3 I y B 4 A K y 4 ,M.dLW..I,-v ,AMN-1,:f X V SQ Q ' ,. , uf? W PR T Every other Friday as lockers bang at the close of the day student subscribers find therr Blue Prints wartmg Features polls news events socral happenings all are a part of each Issue Before a paper appears the Press Box Iarrly hums with actrvrty Pray tell how do I go about gettrng Humperdrnkele Into a one column head Irne7 Let s see now If I move this story to the next column and swrtch the pictures T at assignment was for 200 words not 160 How about jumping out of the window I really could use a good news story You mean its trve o clock already7 All this the work of the business staff rn trackrng down ads the experrence the good times the long hours ol work results ln the Blue Prrnt The Pattern of Life at Dreher SPONSORS Mrs Eliza Stone Mr Wrllram Mann Mass Josephrne Joyner BuslNEss STAFF Q W 'mf .AW ,,,...ua-444 P'-Quail. WM 'C-4.11.4 -din-sul FIRST ROW Ann Moseley Lrssa Lowenstem John Taylor Sally Blackmon SECOND ROW Rron Rutledge Trudy Brown Betty Lane Wrse Margaret Marsha Beverly Jones Carole Dodd Rose Mary McCutchen THIRD ROW Eddie Wrlklns Sallre Boylston Happy Henry Jo Ann Goldson Richard Currerce Davrd Ellrson 105 , . I . ,, . . I I I I . -I - I ' ., W I T It 1- o . . . .. L . , I . . . . 'H .. h 4 1 I ' y DI It I D 0 A . I . I I L , . ' ,.V':., ' T 3' 1 Q VE 5 M Q H I V fo A ' , I 1, an ' ,M Q. as , , A , V575 in I P I 5. K 2' : y my 4 I Q Q ,V ' ,, X , y -H Q it ya ', I Y A T2 I I V ,. 144 sy , , V' aww M.. . f I .... NATIO L OR OCIETY OFFICERS First Semester Bill Berne . ...... . President Celia Crook . . ViC2-Pr2Sid2f1f Carole Pearce - SCCYCUYY George Davis . . . . . Treasurer Second Semester Tom Caslcey ......... . . President Furman Hewitt . Vice-President Carole Crolley . . . Secretary Lidie Swan . . .... . Treasurer The National Honor Society of Dreher recog- nizes those students who have excelled in scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. ln order to be considered for membership in the Society, a student must be in his junior or senior year and have been at Dreher for at least one year. The organization serves the school in many ways. Among these are supplying receptionists SPONSORS Mrs. W. E. Jones Miss Lucille Hewlett for the entrance hall and keeping flowers on this deslr, handling the sale of senior rings, providing marshals For assemblies and other public school gatherings, and planning and sponsoring the senior trip. This year the National Honor Society added another to its long list of services by com- piling and selling a student directory. FIRST ROW: Sandra Davis, Ann Anderson, Alex Vaughan, Dorothy Krugman, Sallie Boyleston, Marilyn Morgan, Anne Trotter, Hazel Lyon, Rosa Thornton, Frances Loriclr, Mary Savage. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kohn, Judy Andrews, Mary Frances Morris, Carole Ballentine, Dee Dee Doan, Sue Nettles, Happy Henry, Babe McFadden. THIRD ROW: Jimmie Leventis, Carole Crolley, Carole Pearce, Celia Crook, Donnell Miller, Marla Vreeland, Tuggie Bohm, Dave Jeter, Bobby ' . H ROW: Geor ', bby A ' , ' , ' ' , . i Morrison FOURT Robinson, Charles Walter Chastain ge Davis Bo Keller, Lidie ef Y E l vrnger Furman Hewitt Richard Laprdus Henry Ray Wengrow David Berne. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Suzanne Lewis, Sophie Thomas, Y Z i - X we .WWW .rl i Taking her membership from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes at Dreher, the Key Club attempts to develop leadership among her mem- bers through such activities as the annual Variety Show and Scholarship Fund, pep rallies, light bulb sales, and the sponsoring ol the homecoming T KEY CL SPONSORS Mr. Guy F. Kennedy Mr. Thomas W. Stokes float. Year alter year, the club proves its value to Dreher and to the surrounding community through such outstanding service projects. Gradu- ation alter graduation, her members go out into the world strengthened by the experiences they have received. FIRST ROW: Alec Jenkins, Bill Crolley, Allen Folline, Kemble Oliver, Bobby Avinger. SECOND ROW: Dwight Cathcart, Warner Montgomery, Kelly Nelson, Ben Boyd, Bob Blease, Henry Asbill, George King. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kean, Mr. Gentry, Bobby Harrison, Walter Chastain, John Taylor, Bill Boyd, Tom Caskey, Alex Vaughan. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Jones, Mr. Kennedy, Dr. Billy Bryan, David Robinson, Jimmie Leventis, Walker Clarke, Bill Berne, George Davis. OFFICERS David Robinson .... . . President Jimmie Leventis . vice-Pie ident Charlie Pittman . seaeiaiy Walter Chastain . . Treasurer CHOR L MU IC FIRST ROW: Happy Henry, Mrs. Evans, Linda Hall, Sandra Stork, Linda Driver, Joy Jones, Ann Droom, Homer Sheffield, Wendell Holland, Steve Weston, Loretta Lever, Harriet Rhame, Babe McFadden, Alida Jen- kins. SECOND ROW: Denby Singley, Jo Ann Goldson, Sarah Spearman, Melinda McDowell, Sammy Seastrunk, David Padgett, Buddy Johnson, Bobby Younginer, Martha Adams, Sylvia Moseley. Lona Beckham, Bobbie Sue Stanlord. THIRD ROW: Rose Mary McCutcheon, Jo Lynn Hulifman, Sally Lewis, Celia Crook, Alex Spears, Charles Rigby, Bobby Bennett, John Belk, Barry Spires, Atha Jean Brooks, Sara Cave, Carole Martin, Frances Gantt. FOURTH ROW: Miriam Knight, Marnie Mayes, Sarah Harde- gree, Donald Doughty, Raymond Davenport, David Moore, Fleming Harris, Thad McCullough, Bobby Har- rison, LeRoy Aiken, John Woods, Mike Wall, Lynn Eddy, Emily Timmerman. Mrs. Valerie L. Evans Director Happy Henry Accompanist A GIRLS' SEXTETTE FIRST ROW: Sarah Hardegree, AIyce Fulmer. SECOND ROW: Babe McFadden, Sarah Spearman. TOP ROW: Alida Jenkins, Jo Ann Goldson. BOYS' QUARTET FIRST ROW: Raymond Daven- port, Steve Weston. TOP ROW: Sammy Seastrunk, Fleming Harris. Art Class Sketching ix si' 1 4-1 , Miss Mozelle Skinner Art Instructor msd' sau.: Art Bazaar Art Council ART The Art Department of Dreher, under the direction of Miss Moselle Skinner, has increased its activities and has grown from 29 to 150 pupils during the past decade. Expansion of facilities especially in the ceramics field, has made this greater interest and participation possible. The art students do many things besides learning to draw, such as designing programs and Dreher's Literary Yearbook, and beautifying the entrances with displays of sculpture. The Art Council is an organization which carries on many projects not actually related to creative work in art. It has played a large part in making Dreher 'Kart conscious as a school. Many beautiful paintings have been purchased through the efforts of Council, several of these were secured through funds made during the annual Christmas Bazaar, a Council-sponsored project. For several years it has offered a 550.00 purchase prize for the painting judged best in an annual display sponsored by the State Artist's Guild. PEECH The Dramatic Club is a student interest group that meets once each week at Activities Period. Programs are arranged so as to cover all phases ol the dramatics field. For public performance this year, the club presented, under the expert guidance of Mrs. Wood- ruff and Miss Kaminer, a one-act Christmas play entitled Dust of the Road lor an assembly program and a three act comedy, Time Out lor Ginger , as its contribution to the Fine Arts Festival. The National Forensic League has greatly expanded its activities during the past year. Under the capable direction of Miss Joyce Gayden and Mrs. Maude Simpson, the League has attended Con- gresses in North Carolina and South Carolina and sent debate teams to the district and state contests. The National Forensic League has made great strides in accomplishing its ur ose of P P developing the speaking ability of young people. SPONSORS Miss Anne Kaminer, Mrs. Ruth Woodruff, Miss Joyce Gayden, Mrs. Maude Simpson. Time out for Ginger Rehearsal Behind The Scenes l X National Forensic League Award Winners: Bostwick Wyman, Members National Forensic League Jimmy Truesdale, Ernie Stokes, Henry Ray Wengrow, George Davis. ll l DREHER BAND A-. U 'fs if if X, f gi cz Q 1, 1, ,, t, wx Xl 3 'UU'-:N V l 1 . NN 1 , 4 0 .sf ' f Q Q 4 6- I' n A 9' b v I wmmmgg' Af, Agww 4 1 ?m 1 ERVICE Announcers Youih Council Snack Bar Commiitec Monutors Lnbrary Assistanis Office Assnstanis W , was - ,, I ji av Lf fx ATHLETICS v w . N 1 I 3 1 1 4 1 , msg aw 2' 1' W f ' W A ' s W. C. Myers A. W. Whiiiinghill J. K. Henry Coach Assistant Coach Coordmator of Athletics FOOTB LL M Clinton Baker Blakely McNulty Bubba Farr Co-Captain Co-Captain Manager With almost no experience the Blue Devils, under the leadership of Coaches Red Myers and Arlie Whittinghill, developed a squad which became known throughout the state as one of the most spirited teams ever produced by Dreher. The hustle and determination of the squad made up for their lack ol size and experience. Dreher placed one player in the Shrine bowl, several on All-State teams, four on the All-City Team and a host of players in the North-South game between Charleston and Columbia. Our own Red Myers was selected as head coach for the North team. With the close ofthe season on Thanksgiving Day the totals revealed four victories, two ties, and tive losses. The squad of 1955 will always be remembered as a team which molded the spirit of Dreher into something admired and respected on the grid- irons of South Carolina. I em , ZA wwf JLCZ, V000 a-v-C, h ffcow FIRST ROW: Dave Jeter, Jesse Russell, George Henderson, Walter Chastain, George Criddle, Warner Montgomery, Bill Snipes, Furman Hewitt, Kirk Woodliel, Charles Fagg, Troy Evitt, Malcolm Brazell, Jimmy Bragg, John Calais. SECOND ROW: Dick Lucas, Lee Rhame, Fleming Harris, Tom Col- lins, Jim Waites, Spence Stork, George Bass, Gene Jones, Bill Mclrinis, Price Gibson, Bobby Bennett, Lewis Pitts, Tom Caslrey, Benton Davenport. THIRD ROW: Ernie Stokes, Robert Madden, Chester Duke, Blakely McNulty, Clinton Baker, Jerry Davis, Bob Blease, Van McAlister, David Ellison, George King, Leigh Hunt, Ferrell Outz, Julius Smith, Allen Folline. 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Drel1er . . Orangeburg Dreher . . 13 Conway . 7 Dreher .... 14 North Charleston 20 H I J K David Ellison Gene Jones Tom Caslcey Charles Fagg Taclrle Tackle Guard Tackle L M N Tom Collins George King Blakely McNulty End Taclrle Tackle All-Sfar All-Area, All-Siar All-AA a ry fraaaer Homecoming Queen err: ,!wl0u5Aof er Malcl of Honor Betsy Blythe for George Bass Jo R a Bell: lor Dave Jeter Sarah Cave for Spence Storlr Betty Small lor Jimmy Bragg HOME Nancy Martln lo Tom Collnns Jo Ann Goldson lor Marrgene Player lor Prrce Gibson Mary Alva Roof lor Flemrng Harns Sue Derlwam for Van McAllster Carol Ernre Stokes Carol Ballentrne lor Gene Jones Marilyn Krell lor Ferrell Outz Morgan lor Furman Hewitt I I' OU 3 1 l , 1 '7 'I Kirven lor Leigh Hunt. 1 I y 5 3 2? Q. Q 1 4 1 CAPTAINS Eugenia Cone for Blalxe McNulty Mary Lou Strasser lor Clinton Baler Sandra Ussery lor Lewrs Pitts Hazel Lyon lor Cravens Ravenel CUMI Leanne McKeown lor George Hender on Margaret Barltsdale lor Jnmmy Campbell Dee Dee Doan lor Bobby Bennett ff A -He 15,241 gil Babe McFadden for George Kung Sally Lewis for David Grace Linton lor Jerry Davrs Martha Ruth Bradley lor Ellxson Peg Pearce for Tom Caslrey Jem Housholder lor Bob Blease Frances Gantt lor Charles Fagg Dottie Hayes Duck Lucas for Malcolm Brazell I?5 so 49 3 4 ,ef 37, 1 42 4a 30 4 , U I M. UNIOR VARSITY S UAD 9 7 Y 'ffm FIRST ROW Jerry Gunter Bob Smith Bill Broughton Walter Robinson Bobby Blankenship Jerry Fuller Mike Wall Bullet Bradley SECOND ROW Sam Jones Jim Covington Robert Reed Porter Kinard Deane Fowble Robert Creed Dick Rockafellow THIRD ROW Bucky Drake Bill Walkup Ronnie Slice Jerry McDaniel Archie Fripp Cecil B Roberts John Broome Rion Rutledge ABSENT FROM PICTURE Mr Charles Stuart Coach SUA FIRST ROW Terry Trexler Bobby Hipp Dave Jenny Butch Hudson Francis DuBose Jack Gottlieb Melton Stuckey Homer Sargeant Lynn Hill SECOND ROW Jim Palmer Jack Maynard Jerry Ballentine Stan Hurteau David Pageant Lindsay Odom, Joe McCabe, Walter Tuten, Bobby Vickery, Roger DuBose, Ed Kennedy, Buddy Foy. THIRD ROW: James C. Moore, Joe Sanders, Don Mohler, Bob Smith, Phil Latham, Robert Frick, Tatum Gressette, Osce Sell, Jimmy Mills, Teddy Kohn, Gene Patterson. FOURTH ROW: James Knox, Charles McAlister, Bruce Bryson, Sonny Sheppard, Daniel Lewis, William Walker, James Mundy, Gene Brown, Bill Workman, John Conyers, James Moore, Jerry Laurie. FIFTH ROW: John Hooker, Mike Wall, Billy DuBose, Sonny Chumm, John Bull, Dennis Day, Lloyd Hendrick, Jack Ellison, Robert Brown, Eddy McDonald, Jesse Reese. SIXTH ROW: Sheldon Neider, J, W. McSwain, Jimmy Glenn, Richard Abernathy, Bud Martin, Bill Elder, Robert Brutschy, Bill Welch, Marnie Hook, Tommy Turner. SEVENTH ROW: Karl Long, Wade Jones, Lionel Harvin, John Caskey, Bill Faircloth, Guy Meares, Brian Graham, Ted Petoskey, Mike Turner, Bobby Dial, Bobby Blanten. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Mr. Arthur Taylor, Mr. C. W. Branch, Coaches. I215 1 .V f ,VA I ff 4 1 ,5 . .- - 1 fffn , , - ' 4' 1 f . x Q . Lx'1ll- xl f Xf.r -Q c 2 , , VJ 2 f f' ' gui ff! 1 A X kk 1 I I' f ff I f J j p, , ,uxx zx J . L K' . X., 4 1 1 e W CHEERLEADERSVV 6 ivl xwxtf , R ' f I - f M J A fl 4 L L- 'Q f 'lr 1 Uiwff -l ' -- Yflxr ,,5,,1f K J A Qgilcl C-V3 Q N-Stk C Af, s if . DQ-Uvxlig - Y CXO-4,5-E C LJ 'Z-Iv'-x X ' 'LE Vw 3 U15- mmce -WNCCL x J xewx. .. -L ' cf LL NC1ek we-Q JUB KL L NCL fn WMM- M-vd. Vi'-M' 7444,-sl-I Bobby Harruson Mary Lou Strasser Jullan Dixon Ann Delaney Head Cheerleade Sally Blackman Lee Tlgner Alex Vaughan Jo Klrven I27 A. W. Whittinghill Coach BASKETBALL We're number one was the cheer that echoed over the hardwood of the U. S. C. field house as Dreher's talented Blue Devils walked off with Class AA honors and first place in South Carolina basket- ball. It was the semi-final game with Spartanburg that really clinched the state title, however, and showed the spirit and fast determined play which characterized the Devils on the court. The final record ol twenty-one wins and four losses does not tell the lull story ol the team and the school spirit which followed it throughout the season. GA SQUAD WM-HCI 42 FIRST ROW Allen Folline, Jimmie Leventis, Lee Floyd, Bury lriud,on, Bill Berne, Henry Asbill. SECOND ROW: Coach Arlie Whittinghill, Bobby Avinger, Robert Brown. Alex Jenkins, Perry Kimball, Jim Waites, Bill Crolley, Walton Hudson. I28 ODP Eau Clarre Columbra Wrlmrngton rj Savannah Eau Clarre Orangeburg ,JCI Olympra ml Spartanburg 0 Broolcland Ca ce 5 Greenville Y MM Orangeburg 3 0 Rock Hrll Parker 15 UV Olympra Rock Hrll 5 I Greenville Parker 37 Columbra 312 qcv AJ Broolrland Cayce 44 Spartanburg xi STATE TOURNAMENT fo North Charleston Brookland Cayce Florence Spartanburg P rker Bury Huclson Walt Hudson a Co Capt All Cnty All State AA Tournament All State AA Team B SQUAD FIRST ROW Brll Wallzup, Hrllrard Booth, Bobby Kapp, Buddy Farrcloth, Karl Long SECOND ROW Delleney Ruff, Walker Clark, John Broom, Jrm Fouche THIRD ROW Lronel Harvrn, Richard Hewrtt, Olrver Donelan, LeRoy Cohen, Coach Charles Stuart 129 onent . . . ' ..... . 41 . . . ' . . . . . 51 . . ' ' . . . . 53 lo-1 . . . ...... 5 e .Bl . . ' ...... 3 ,pkg J . . y . . . 34' ' :': 'iiiiiiieffvr . . - .... C' 0510 '31 'ifiivtwr J, 12: .13'::f'0rf . . ' . . . . Til . . -' . . . . 3Mg'- h 13: .:.::aW'..rf . . . ' . . - . . . - . . Q . 41. 4 cu, J . . .... A . . - .... 47 . . . . . . 66 . . ..... 56 . . . . . .... 45 .' gains CG 99 IQ,- f-gn-V sm ,-1 mffff f F m y m XX f milto- rn MBC M is 1 Q X 4 ,Q kxlf -Ali, X , fi B C A 2' , ' V I' f ff' V x Q J 2 Y pi K 'kv Qxxfx is ' A' i A 7 ' W7 1 ,QMLWSQQQK y Y X nv J, f 'saw i j xx I 'tg 1 xv, - KJ, 5 5 E ' Kgs 'Qv I Wg? f x 5 Nl ' I G H S X X Q . 3 - , J xx I A G P I J Jmd l.fg,ffr I, EH fur: J ffntfs Rcbv rm KV1-' V4'. J.'f lU. f Floyd J I' '7 'b. .bf fn f-1 Bury Huds rw Km 1 Cro ef 1 GUY 'X D E r Allen Foifme LQQ B U' A-1 g Z7 1' mm ' X fl J -N M ,xy if 'K xj X 7. , . if R X zyviffffp X . nm Ll' A ' S7 ,t I ' I W f 1 ' D E 1 .,, A K X N f W iQ f ' rx X ' ' ? 1 ' 'v 3, ii J ff xx y , gr f' 'Z W 1 vf,5E,4,g ,, If V i Q X, af fl N Q-Qi N A X N , f 9, 4' A - 4 f 1 M W V V',' ' H K X L ' K L M ' C Pigfryi I bLH BIN HX Alfifj ,N -.K A TRACK The 1955 Dreher track team proved to be the best in the school's history. Under the direction of Coach Myers, the team went undefeated in state competition, took second place at the Duke-Durham Relays, and proved its superiority by setting five new records in winning the state meet. Louis Drake, Bill Latham, and Joe Smith, out- classed the previous records in the hall-mile, mile, and shot-put, respectively. Bury Hudson took first place in the low hurdles and tied the high hurdle record. Walt Hudson won both the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Dreher's two relay teams ran away from their competition with the mile team setting a new record. F' .vw A l M Ll, ASEBALL g z V' lllv T I ,:.A ,X 1, Q y an ,. f - 3 ' -J 1, A , -,- - .... I . iii W :Fw W . W h 311' FIRST ROW: Billy Snipes, Ferrell Ouizs, Allen Folline, Van McAlis'cer:YSEC Sterling Beckman, Henry Asbill, Mr. J. K. Henry, Coach. 133 OTIID-ROWfBob-Aiken, Bill-Byrd, Ray shegny, GOLF I Q I, -Q LEFT TO RIGHT James Tobras Jrm .lones Homer Sheffield Bobby Kapp Jrmmy Palmer Kelly Nelson Jrmmy Young blood Guy Sorrell Allen Meetze George Englrsh Jerry McSwarn Edwrn Spears ABSENT FROM PICTURE Bobby Avrnger Jaclr Maynard TENN S FIRST ROW Lrndsay Odom Bobby Burns John Smrth Ronnre Sanders Bobby Vrclrery SECOND ROW Drclr Srmonton Leroy Cohen Drxon Cunnrngham BIII Ellrs Clrff Holler IB4 3 'I' I I I' I I- ' I I I I I - 5 I I , . . , , ' 'Q 3' I I .I I I l- 5.5 I Under the direction of Mrs. Ralph Moore and Miss Lynn Rentz, the Girls' Athletic Association has had a varied and enjoyable program this year. Good sportsmanship, as well as team and indi- vidual competition, is encouraged and developed by the many activities ol the girls' athletic program, and each girl is urged to participate in such sports as vol- leyball, basketball, bowling, tennis, goll, archery softball and modern dancing Some ol the outstanding events during the year included a demonstration for the State Teachers Convention a modern dance concert to raise funds for the girls athletic program and the sponsoring ol the annual Volleyball Playday GIRL THLETIC h . fQf a . Mrs Ralph Moore Miss Lynn Rentz Directors ol Girls Athletics GIRLS ATHLETIC OFFICERS Left to Right Mary Alva Roof Awards Chairman Addie Crolley Secretary Treasurer Peg Pearce Publicity Chairman Francis L Mo te Vice President C ro I Crolly lntra Mural Chairman and Susan Frost President PHYSICAL EDUCATION LEADERS L to Right Harriet R ame Roberta McNeal Phy is ove Betty Prersler Suzanne Lawrence Anne Edens Gam Glenn Denby rn ey Carole Crolley S era ssery Sarah Cave So ie Thomas Rebecca Hargrove Har rret Hope Nancy Harmon 9 IO II I4 I5 IG I7 I8 EI 22 23 E4 E5 28 29 30 3I MARCH I9 I 7 5 6 I .4 if Six IL IIAY I956 I23A'5 89IO,III2 iw? Y 1956 28 22 23 24 23 2 9 30 so BI I4 ,5 IQ 't ,g , ,tgxwq I' ' sf? 2'7if 'A, - -fl ,,,. 4 f.,,,,iL I2 I3 I8 I9 20 2I 22 28 29 4 25 26 27 ff '55 .ss .K ik, fun l . A fs 3 1 Q vu- Ju A . I W A-ff' ' ff' 3 , .Ks-J if 'A .Y w ,WJ 1 ,mf w vf K nr, ,, K 0. FEATURES ' M Q. .,,, ,159 QW? vw, V Wa 'ff 1, I ,V , . 4 -1ff f K wquuzif- 'hu wma A uv Yam N n January 1956 Bobby Avxnger dmtor The Blue Devxl Dreher hxgh chool Columbxa, south CaroXxna Dear Bobby Thank you for txe honor o hayxng me gudge xss Blue Devx 1 ave se ected Mx s ra xnton a your Queen, an xi 5 e ma ches up her photogra h, she xs indeed both dev11xs a Lharnung The four young ladxes selected from each a lfe SBHXOT lxss Sandra B sery Junxor lxss Mary lva Roof ophomo 8 ISS 9 BEIGE Freshman Mxss SaX1ey Felton when the op or unnty offers 9 ease give them our eat compXxments and do no neglect o Lnclu e the other youn Xadxes as we The task i se ectxnv one above he other 15 we 1 nigh xnsur mountable and wish they a 1 could bear the tle may mwwwamwtwwnwmgpwpa the pleasantest way X can thxnk oi to st r a New Year FFP X Sxncerely Frederxc A Bxrmingham Edxtor SS BL E DEVIL IM race ognfon K- - X , X , 4 N , xi l MISSSZSQPIQOMORE U WMM Peirce, 1 .K ,J . , 1 YI MISS SENIOR WM 3..,,J,.. mm, MISS IUNIOR mu, ,ma mf ,f !,fMf f ,rf ' fix? 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