Dreher High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1957 volume:

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' M . 1 X x - 1 H2- www si 'Q 1 -iizlgirwyewiaiab W w,wkx gi X ' ' Mraz wk r mv 4 1 I f Dedication For his ability to make and mold men . . . his fair judgment and Agood sportsmanship . . . his -unselfish motives and wholesome 5 purposes . . . for successes accepted with sincere modesty . . . for winning the hearts ol the entire student body and being the 5 i type of man of whom we can always be proud, we, the annual staff, dedicate the 1956-57 BLUE DEVIL to . . . 1 s Mr. W. C. iiRed Myers 5 awww Guy L. Varn Superintendent ADMINIS This pictorial representation of activities at Dreher High School reveals the many op- portunities atforded youth through a modern secondary school program. The present and future achievements of Dreher students will determine the success of the program. Superintendent. Miss Grace Sease Mrs. Helen C. Bailey Assistant Principal Secretary TRATION Activities have long been one ol the im- portant functions of schools. Your annual not only records the things you wish to remem- ber but also serves as a learning process for those who participate in the work. g.f5A3ZWy.f J. K. Blum Principal Mrs. Betty Dalton Secretary Mr. Arlie W. Whittinghill Assistant Principal j ? Q A x df MMI mfiiw I MRS. MARY ANN BOLES Physical Education MRS. ISABEL M. BOX English MR. C. W. BRANCH History and Physical Education MR. RICHARD L. BREELAND Speech and Mathematics MISS G. MILDRED BROWN Latin M ISS ANNE CLEM ENTS English EFFIE W. COLLINS and History fi CORDER and History M RS. BETTY CROUCH Commerce MISS LUCILLE DERRICK English MR. ERNEST L. EPTING Industrial Arts MRS. VALREE L. EVANS Vocal Music FACU Librarian MRS. ISABEL FOSTER English MISS JOYCE GAYDEN Psychology MR. C. DEWEY GENTRY History MRS. ELISE H. GODFREY English MISS LILA L. GRIER Study Hall and Librarian MR. LaVERN JAY HAI-IN Band MRS. J. K. HENRY English MR. J. K. HENRY Physical Education and Study Hall MISS LUCILLE HEWLETT English MISS VIRGINIA HOLLIDAY Commerce MISS THELMA HUMPHREY Commerce MRS. LOIS H. JOHNSON History MISS CALLIE E. JONES Mathematics MISS MARTHA E. JONES Librarian MRS. W. E. JONES Mathematics MR. W. E. JONES Science MISS MILDRED JORDAN History MISS JOSEPHINE JOYNER Spanish MISS ANNE KAMINER Spanish and French MR. GUY F. KENNEDY Biology MR. WALTHER KRLIEGER Orchestra MR. ALBERT E. LEE History MRS. DOROTHY LUPOLD History MISS ELLEN MacLALIGHLIN Home Economics MISS MARY CATHERINE McCLAIN Commerce MRS. ELLEN Z. MCGREW English ancl Journalism MISS MARY C. MCMASTER Biology '! FACULTY -. .A-A:: I2 MR. WILLIAM C. MANN Mathematics MR. DAVID MORGAN Distributive Education MR. W. C. MYERS Physical Education MRS. RUTH K. NINESTEIN Latin MR. JAMES S. PARK Mathematics, Physics, and Electronics MISS PATTIE PARKER English MISS MARY RAMSEUR English MRS. ELSIE S. RAST Mathematics MISS LYNN RENTZ Physical Education MRS. MARY S. RICHARDSON Science and Psychology MISS GRACE E. SEASE Psychology MRS. CHARLES T. SIMPSON English MR. CHARLES T. SIMPSON Industrial Arts MISS MOSELLE SKINNER Arts MISS CONNIE STANLEY Home Economics MR. THOMAS W. STOKES Chemistry MRS. ELIZA H. STONE English MR. CHARLES STUART Physical Education MR. ARTHUR M. TAYLOR Mathematics and Science M RS. KATHLEEN THOMAS Mathematics MRS. CORNELIA C. TURNBULL Mathematics M RS. LUCILLE TU RNEY-HIGH French M ISS EDNA WALKER Mathematics MRS. PATRICIA WANNAMAKER imma FACULTYQQQWWWQMWM German and E MR. ARLIE W. WHITTINGHILL Chemistry MRS. RUTH H. WOODRUFF English MRS. MYRA WYMAN English if 'cb' ., '.'. .. ' if - 'sr s .501 J, In fs 'K J Miss Callie E. Jones fm jim? 22:16 V4 She is truly one of the most unfor e c ar- acters I have had the pleasure of knowing. Full of fears and void of knowledge, I entered my math curriculum as a student of Miss Callie. A silent hush fell upon the students as she stated the pur- pose of our new being-to learn. Equations, loga- rithms, Pythagorean theorem, tests, and more tests, all proved that I would learn or die trying. To spice the monotomy of learning, such say- ings as Big ears of corn don't grow back by the garden fence delivered to the not so successful student on the back row . . . the famous obliged to be . . . the notorious umph, that's too bad directed to the late-comer, the failure, or the gen- eral mischief maker, add to my delightful memories. Miss Callie, I can only say a very sincere thank-you for the unforgettable part you have played in my education. The Faculty, and I, the Student Body, feel and know that Dreher is a better place for your having been here. K. DEQXB-M X X5-5'-A ilu EXT, K,n.,f. SEN . , R . x . . .xnxx qi x. XXX. X.N . 5. .'4 ., ' X RCSB V-A 'lg-s NN-'-q R f -N--,.' I-0.5. Cf 'w-0'- ' xi A . .E -NM .Q -Q. 'Lxx QXNI, I x JOE MATHIS 4. . iv' N s A.. ,.,,fx ,. .L.x Agxk x ' -' '. ,-w-x r.--A -is 'xx '-Zgxxkag ,QB Eu .-s... . . . s x. V3 i A'- ': WARNER MONTGOMERY STERLING BECKMAN Senior Class Officers Miss Anne Clements, Class Counselor, Joe Mathis, Warner Montgomery, Sterling Beckman, George Cridclle OFFICERS JOE MATHIS ..... . . President WARNER MONTGOMERY . . . Vice-President STERLING BECKMAN . . Secretary GEORGE CRIDDLE . . . . Treasurer GEORGE CRIDDLE 's:'j 'ii' ',,-,- I 6 41 xpcanlkl' If-'S kncen au u.J:mcler'lfifl L7'5'tmi W PM-l S 5 55-S wi gk, MS 'emi -igrfli QQ ryzoil un 'lc fill later! 'Hue lug 'if 9 flD Vi Dan M. fate CL ,fecal 'pwfrl mrl canal .I ann 'WC ldew r l L cl incur C, Vntl , i ilrs . C:-l SQ '-Pile' if-fwlflisfpff-L lf-RV 36 QL--'GC Senloljs -l957 - wg, ,,-.f-irwn JOY ELIZABETH ACKERMAN To be happy yourself takes no art. to make others happy shows great talent. Marriage and Family Relations Club: Literary Yearbook Staff: Social Cabinet: Snack Bar Worker: Blue Print Typist: Modern Dance Club: Translerred lrom Columbia High School. ANN SEWELL ANDERSON The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. National Honor Society: Literary Yearbook Staff: State Mental Contestant: Winner Girls' Monogram: Monitor: Office Assistant: Library Assistant. JEANNE BUIST ANDERSON True, sincere, loyal, and kind- Another just like her you'll never find. Secretary Homeroom: Mixed Chorus: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Office Assistant: Monitor: Dramatics Club: Bridge Club. JUDITH DORIAN ANDREWS Love, sweetness, goodness in her per- son shineth. National Honor Society: Business Manager BLUE DEVIL: Vice-President and Secretary Homeroom: Monitor. DONELAN REID ARNEY Don't let his silence lool you: he has his share of lun. Library Representative: Distributive Education Club: Game Club: Travel Club: Boys' Mar- riage and Family Relations Club. HENRY WATSON ASBILL One ol those men who possesses al- most every gilt. Captain A Squad Football: Junior Varsity and B Squad Football: A and B Squad Basketball: A and B Squad Baseball: Vice-President Junior Class: Key Club: President and Vice-President Honqe- room: Senior Counselor. CAROLE RAY AVERY Completely natural, completely happy, completely charming. Blue Print Business Staff: Future Teachers ol America Club: Travel Club: Bridge Club. TONI MARIE AVGERINOS Far may be sought ere you find One so pretty or so kind. Dramatics Club: Music Appreciation Club: laitiare Teachers ol America Club: Typing u . BARBARA EILEEN BANK The aptitude and ambition that leads to better things. National Honor Society: Monitor: Problems Club: French Club: Bridge Club. STERLING WEBB BECKMAN He gave with a zest and gave his best: give him the best to come. A and B Squad Baseball: Secretary Senior Class: Treasurer Sophomore Class: Stu- dent Council: Problems Club: Football Rules Club. Ackerman Anderson, A. Anderson, J. Andre Asbill Avery Avgerinos X fri' 'i I7 XZ, li Ax V milk vfugf KA RICIA ANGEMNE BERNE li. fi i WA-P .. 4. .Ley-:fx rxxwwlij Film AA '-gL5ATaJJl,h4.fX.fw x.fs.,4,,.1'i,-QSJKJCQN Bennett A ' i his -. l 1 sa C? rf 5 I li P . A Good nature and good sense go hand in hand. Circulation Manager Blue Print: Winner Block D : Modern Dance Group: Moni- tor: Receptionist: Library Assistant: Office Assistant' French Club: Problems Club. fsii lDEssA BLACKMON She is as good as the best you've seen: she has the attributes ol a l CBM queen. Cheerleader: Art Editor BLUE DEVIL: Business Manager Blue Print: Blue Print Liter- ary Staf'f: Freshman Counselor: N a tio n a I Honor Society: Winner Block D and Star: Winner 75 Point Award: Modern Dance Club: President Bridge Club: Social Cabinet: Senior Privileges Committee: President Blue Print Business Club: Junior-Senior Dance !Committee: Secretary Homeroom. , i ELIZABETH ANN BLYTHE i z Seniors JlMMlE RAY BRIDGES A constant friend is rare and hard to Find. ALWYN KNOX BROWN Clothes malre the man but personality helps. President and Vice-President Homeroom: Stu- dent Council: Library Representative. KATHRXN ANNE BROWN 'lil're1fbest things come in small V palclrages.f ., l 2,1 ,starle Rqfporfefsand PriidH'it'!Future Business L d A ' .' G i l' ' M t ' npleasantl pretty, placid'-i M vt, girixgelgklwxj frog? Y uhClaireoll-llgli Cheerleaders Club: Spanish Club:i Dramatics hgh i V , las? , if Club: Knitting Club: College:'C1ub. -L 5' - gf' i' if 'fx' As ani' athletes? and: a- Friend, hegis ELIZABETH BYRN ,BOOTH Q If iw -NE unwipassed -'if - if , fl Born with suchgiss shef seemidygjfithi grace to fykin, and.fiylitll1 a hgejar to holdl. M Qi i':' I 4 Social Ga'Ellnet:uv Libidlry Assisting: F r e n ClL2t,k,s.Monltor' liNews Edltdfu ' tue Prix: ' ,Rq piiqnisqf Ldrildge ciiuqg E i, ,V A i , Jo N, i'iMAigiNiiaRANDENBuRG , ,fl ly only Bfoolrs wereE,Women's,5looks, l l '7' 'wsquad siaibsiiy f Zna ': l,fli'sl:iuEd Q'l3alBlfetballi Trick: Key Club: Fieldalgd Streafh mains, snake ciussgganreipail ,cms f if , , w , j . . TRN? ini, Y VL- 'Qui lx arfd ylivelmyhappyfgnd gay, ' a 1 Hon r crety ClCUl3IOl1 and As A,s 'le lo' llf,who ccirne her vilayflv Nurse 5 t' P' - site t Busine , Manager! Blue Printjl' Sec- Ltr ary-Treastire lrlo, erkjlyiin: Vice-fyeslltdent and 1: gli' and ldllycs allith 'Ve t ughf ine. ,VL SZCFCE-ig! Bluef Pull-f1CS4 ClUbi Slate E W , , ,,l'J A Sqliad, Junioiieflljrity, ailgU'B Squa?-fl , Contidilflz Mllmltff' Mollgll-piDance,1, i r ri i. Al i wif tra -Si ad.,-Baziif.f:'a'if . 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Brown, T. Bryson Bultman fl Lsdaf if Cy., JuLc.Q. , ,QQ ,,,7Y4 r l fiiaeldfi' K i .r if ,gre Laika AJ X N 1957 ROBERT LOUIS BURNS Quiet and courteous all the day: He goes lorward with little to say. Tennis Team: Chemistry Club: Hi-Y Club: Bridge Club. DALTON LEVERNE BYRD Heroism is simple, and yet it is rare. Audio-Visual Aids Club: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Football Club. REBECCA JOANNE CALDWELL A smile is a trademark ol a happy soul. President Y-Teens: Library Representative and Assistant: Registration Committee for Southern Association of Student Councils: Bridge Club: Music Club: Travel Club. BERNICE CARTER She who plants kindness gathers love. Typing Club: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Transferred from Alaska. CHARLES DWIGHT CATHCART, JR. Man is master ol his late: success is not due to the stars but to oneself. Editor-In-Chief Blue Print: Vice-President South Carolina Scholastic Press Association: Member National Association ol Student Council's Good Will Tour to Europe: Parlia- mentarian Ker Club: Vice-President lnter- School Counci: Class AA State Debate Champion: Student Council. SARAH CAROL CAVE A rare compound ol seriousness, lrolic, and lun. Blue Print Staff: Mixed Chorus: President and Vice-President Homeroom: Winner Block D and Star: Bridge Club: Snack Bar Com- mittee: Secretary Physical Education Leaders. IVA JEAN CHANDLER Her heart is not with her: it is elsewhere. Social Cabinet: Bridge Club: Canasta Club: aagiage and Family Relations Club: Scrabble u . WALTER RALPH CHASTAIN, JR. Let this sutfice, by this conceive the rest: He could, he would, he did, and is the best. President and Treasurer Key Club: President National Honor Society: Secretary Ju n i o r Class: Boys' State Representative: A and B Squad Football: Track: Student Council: P r e s i d e n t and Vice-President Homeroom: Delegate to Key Club International Conven- tion, Dallas, Texas. CARMEN LINDSEY CHERRY Happy-go-lucky, lair and lree, A lriend to all as you can see. Junior-Senior Dance Committee: National For- ensic League: Secretary Debate Club: Girls' Chorus: Debate Team: Snack Bar Committee: Bridge Club: Cheerleaders Club: Transferred from Savannah High School. JIM MARION CHERRY, JR. We build the ladder by which we rise. All-State Band: Band Officer and Drum Major: Solo and Ensemble Club: Football Rules Club: Orchestra Club. Five kings and a queen BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE , 1 Burns Byrd arter Cathcart li .riifiiiyliiilirllirl Chisolm Cogburn Collier Conn Connelly Cooper Corley Creed Criddle Crolley WILLIAM DEE CHISOLM, JR. Success comes to him who is honest, industrious, and persistent. Band Captain: All-State Band: Solo and En- semble Club: Photography Club: Music Ap- preciation Club. Curry Davis, B. Davis N. Davis, T. MYRA JEAN COGBURN A true woman-modest, simple, and sweet. National Honor Society: Student Council: Monitor: Secretary Homeroom: Marriage and Family Relations Club. GENEVA COLLIER OI disposition sweet and manner mild. Marriage and Family Relations Club: Prob- lems Club: Y-Teens: Typing Club. VIRGINIA FELDER CONN A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely lair. Travel Club: Chess Club: Scrabble Club: Ca- nasta Club: Checker Club. THOMAS EVERETTE CONNELLY A jolly, unselfish personality is the greatest gift of all. President Homeroom: Field and Stream Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club: Treasurer Homeroom. EDWIN HASELDEN COOPER, JR. His manner is always pleasant and his thoughts are always gay. Boating Club: Science Club: Field and Stream Club: Transferred from Christ School. BILLIE IRENE CORLEY Quiet and reserved: sincere and true. Typing Club: Knitting Club: Marriage and Family Relations Club. ROBERT CREED The man who wins is the man who tries. Radio Club: Football Rules Club: Junior Var- sity and B Squad Football. GEORGE TAYLOR CRIDDLE ls this a diploma I see before me? Ribbon toward my hand? Treasurer Senior Class: A and B Squad Football: Track: B Squad Baseball: Social Cabinet B Squad Basketball: Football Rules Club. 20 Seniors CAROLE ANN CROLLEY The mind to conceive, the power to achieve, and the looks to attract: giI'ts rarely all Iound at once. Vice-President Student Body: Vice-President and Secretary National Honor Society: Presi- dent Freshman Class: Treasurer Sophomore Class: President Homeroom: Winner Block D , Star, and Crescent: President Girls' Athletic Association: Freshman Counselor: Delegate to Southern Association Student Councils Convention in Tulsa, Oklahoma. HELEN VAIL CURRY A pleasant way, a winning smile, To know her is indeed worth while. Band Officer: All-State Band: Solo and En- semble Club: Orchestra Club: Transferred from Greenwood, South Carolina. BETTY SANDRA DAVIS For who can see and then forget the glories of this gay brunette? Vice-President Student Body: Treasurer South Carolina Association Student Councils: Na- tional Honor Society: Assistant Editor and News Editor Blue Print: Head Monitor: Delegate to National Association Student Councils Convention, Toledo, Ohio: Delegate to South Carolina Association Student Coun- cils Conventions, Georgetown and Aiken, South Carolina: Winner 75 Point Award: State Mental Contestant: Secretary Homeroom. NANCY LAURENS DAVIS Quiet sweetness knows no bounds. Library Assistant: Bridge Club: Y-Teens: Fu- ture Teachers of America Club: Typing Club: Transferred from Clinton, South Carolina. THOMAS ARTHUR DAVIS Great thoughts, like great deeds, need no trumpet. National Honor Society: National Forensic League: Debate Club: Freshman Counselor: Monitor: Audio-Visual Aids Club: Boys' Quar- tet: Radio Club. x f . ' . ' - Qmmnb L I-yi' Dash, Ov - i, s ,A 'PA U, ' is N + DeHamer Dick X Dickson Donelan 7 P Dozier Drake Driver Droom i Dulffie - NY Duke , I f X f X 0 'I I 1957 JUDITH ANN DeHAM ER True to herself, true to her friends, true to her duties aIways. National Honor Society: Monitor: Library As- sistant and Representative: Receptionist: Snack Bar Worker: Future Teachers of Amer- ica Club, Historian: Bible Club: After School Sports: Merit Scholarship Finalist. JEANNE DICK Better be happy than wise. Student Council: Monitor: Typing Club: Ca- nasta Club: Girls' Glee Club. ALEXANDER ARCHIBALD DICKSON The most essential thing lor happi- ness is the gilt of friendship. Monitor: Boating Club: Science Club: Field and Stream Club: Checker Club. MARY ESTH ER DONELAN Give her a job, and it is done: give her your lriendship, and it is returned tenIoId. National Honor Society: Advertising Manager Blue Print: Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Library Representative: Robes Committee: Mixed Chorus: Freshman Counselor: Reception- ist: Miss Hi Miss: French Club. G A I PY wnus ouNcAN nozisn, JR. BWCQC C There's determination and lriendship in quiet smiling ways. Travel Club: Field and Stream Club: Boating Club: Southern Association Student Councils Convention Committee. JOHN JAMISON DRAKE Mitey, but mighty. gegdent Homeroom: Track: Football Rules U . LINDA BLANCHE DRIVER Not very tall, in lact quite small: Her personality is admired by aII. Library Representative: Vice-President and Secretary Homeroom: Mixed Chorus: Dra- matics Club: Modern Dance: Problems Club: Class Day Committee. FRANCES ANNE DROOM A wit to persuade and beauty to delight. Problems Club: Marriage and Family Rela- tions Club: Future Teachers of America Club: Mixed Chorus: Vice-President Homeroom: Dra- matics Club: Bridge Club. JACQUELINE LOUISE DUFFIE FriendIy, generous, and good- natured. Office Assistant: Monitor: Future Business Leaders of America Club: Marriage and Fam- ily Relations Club: Typing Club. CHESTER ALLEN DUKE The light that lies in woman's eyes has been my chief undoing. A Squad and Junior Varsity Football: A Squad Baseball: B Squad Basket- ball: Vice-President Homeroom: Safety Con- vention Representative. 2 I QQ- KQWX It's the Cit-a-del boogie! Duke Dunbar Durden Easterling SARAH MARGARET DUKE A fun-loving girl she will be, and a nicer one nowhere you'll see. Vice-President Homeroom: Receptionist: So- cial Cabinet: Library Representative: Marriage ROGER STEWART DUNBAR Such ability and energy will attain all ambitions. President Boating Club: Public Address An- nouncer: Mixed Chorus: Student Lounge Com- mittee: National Distributive Education Club. CLARA SUE DURDEN She is something sterling that will stay, When gold and silver melt away. Office Assistant: Secretary-Treasurer Home- room: Modern Dance: Cheerleaders Club: Travel Club: College Club: Future Teachers ol America Club. DAVID PINCKNEY EASTERLING Describe him who can: an abridge- ment ol all that is good and pleasant in a man. Key Club: Student Council: Hi-Y Club: Field and Stream Club: Secretary Science Club. ANNE WALSER EDENS A wit and cleverness that will reach any goal. President Art Council: Social Cabinet: Physical Education Leader: Spanish Club: Art Work- shop: French Club: Alter School Sports. y BENJAMIN DAVID EMERSON Who does not love wine, women, and song Remains a lool his whole life long. Bridge Club: Social Cabinet: B Squad Football: Football Rules Club. TROY ENGLAND EVITT Always laughing, always gay, hates to work, loves to play. Student Council: President Homeroom: A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Foot- ball: Track: B Squad Baseball: Football Rules Club. BONNIE FAIRCLOTH When all her virtues are measured and told, We find she is worth her weight in gold. Natic Honor Staff! Libra Teach- BTS 0 Seniors WILLIAM PRESTON HOUSEAL FINCHER What's the use ol living il you can't enjoy yourself? Vice-President and President Homeroom: Mon- itor: Hi-Y Club: Problems Club: Cheerleaders Club: Spanish Club. ALMA LOUISE FISHER A merry heart maketh a cheerlul countenance. Literary Yearbook Typist: Office Assistant: Fu- ture Business Leaders oi America Club: Mar- riage and Family Relations Club. MARY CATHERINE FLETCHER Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. State Distributive Education Club: National Distributive Education Club: Transferred from Fort Leonardwood, Missouri. BIRKETT LEE FLOYD 'A tall body leaves room for a big '- heart. President Sophomore Class: A and B Squad Basketball: Public Address Announcer: Student Council: President Homeroom. . C if ALLEN GANTT FOLLINE Allen is known lor his friendly w , I Those baseball, basketball, and o t- ' ball plays. ' Key Club: A Squad, Junior rsit B Squad Football: A a B uad Basketball: A and B d B eball, President Homeroom: Flag R'l : Rules Club: Basketball CI I SUZANNE FRANKLI Grace was in al e eps: n v ry gesture-dig ' , l . Art Council: Blu Pri ry 'ff' : a ture Teacherq o Ame' Ca i- net' Chee s Clu . Edens and Family Relwions lub. if 144-ya-w WU Evitt 9' if ' Fisher Fletcher Floyd Folline jranklny - Q QF 'J Yi Yi, V' '- 4 rp' . QV J 'is :J 4 1 , Q ' S. 'v l Q' -. - . Y , D ,n , ' M 3 .x '47 It mf . 22 I ,- fe ,- in T: ,, X x ' ,, .9 ,ra ,w 1957 SAMUEL FREED He who is tirm in will molds the world to himself. Winner State AA Debate Tournament: President Debate Club: Degree Holder Na- tional Forensic League: Chemistry Club: De- bate Team. DAVID EARLE FREEMAN Talent ol the highest order and such as is calculated to command admiration. Band: B Squad Baseball: Hi-Y Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club: Library Representative. JERRY TALMADGE FU LLER The elements so mixed in him that nature might stand up and say to all the world, 'This is a man'! A and B Squad Football: Captain Junior Varsity Football: Track: Vice-President Homeroom: Football Rules Club: Field and Stream Club. GAUSE winlc at the moon and it down out of the slry and beside him. Football Club: Freeman EVELYN GEIGER She puts all her troubles in the bot- tom ol her heart, then sits on the lid and smiles. President Homeroom: Monitor: Student Coun- cil: Problems Club: Library Representative. CYNTHIA BYRD GILLIAM A sense ol humor will keep her young Iorever. President and Secretary Dramatics Club: Vice- President Travel Club: Library Representative: Blue Print Staff: Receptionist. ELIZABETH MAUDE GI LHAM A bit ol heaven is found in her eyes. President Homeroom: F utu re Teachers of America Club: Monitor: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Cheerleaders Club: Knitting Club: Dramatics Club. ROBERT JACKSON GINN, JR. Everybody's Iriend, nobody's enemy. Treasurer Homeroom: B Squad Football: B Squad Baseball: Hi-Y Club: Library Representative. GAMBRELL GLENN She sheds a radiance about her, so bright is her personality. Activity Editor BLUE DEVIL: Social Cabinet: Vice-President and Secretary Homeroom: Na- tional Honor Society: President French Club: Vice-President Physical Education Leaders: Vice-President Library Assistants: Modern Dance: Winner Block D . JO ANNE GOLDSON Eager to help, eager to please, go- ing her way in gracelul ease. Student Council: Freshman follnselnr' Treas- urer Homeroom: Girls' ' Chorus: Receptionist: Blue Club: Problems Club. Gilham, E. Ginn ,- Me getum robum r 011.19 04 Glenn W mf 1 CD rf Gower Grant Gray Greene Greer Gross !'J XI ' .Q Hall Hardegree to A CHARLOTTE ANN GOWER Lile is just a span: l'll enjoy minute ol it. Library Assistant: French Club: Club: Tennis Club: Vice-President Club. uh Club: RePorter's W C Ha rlcey 1440 fL It M i MARSHALL GRAY To know him is to lilre him.' President Homeroom: Student Cou cil Squad Basketball: Football Rules Club: Junior , Senio LINDA NADINE HALL ' g n her lips and soul within her Council: Receptionist: Problems Club: ' 4 an - -- I UB.. . , . -0 J . Varsity Football. JAMES THOMAS GREENE Men of lew words are olten the best men. Adventure Club: Chemistry Club: Hi-Y Club: Translerred from Lanier High School, Macon, Georgia. KAREN GREER Born for success: she will go far. National Honor Society: Freshman Counselor: Science Club: Debate Club: Dramatics Club. 'IBET sue Gkoss llhing great was ever achieved with- ,I enthusiasm. tuden ouncil: Monitor: Blue Print Staff: nl-ibra Representative: Social Cabinet. LEN ANNE GUY As vable as she is lovely. Treas r Student Council: Vice-President Ho room: Youth Council: Blue Print B ness Club: Modern Dance Club: Monitor: F t re Teachers of America Club. NANCY SEVERANCE HAIR Lile is less than nothing without love. Secretary-Treasurer o oom: Library Assist- ant: Physical Ed i Leader: Receptionist: Monit viii W Cabinet: Mixed Chorus: Blue Print Business Club. SARAH JANE HARDEGREE The gift ol song is a gilt from the angels. President and Vice-President Homeroom: Na- tional Honor Society: Girls' Sextette: Moni- tor: Mixed Chorus: Receptionist: Secretary Spelling Club: Problems Cub. HARRY DAVID HARKEY, Ill A just cause is worth a hundred armies. Band: President Orchestra: Audio-Visual Aids Clutgl ihemistry Club: Amateur Radio Opera- tor u . JAMES HARPER No sinner, but certainly no saint. Junior Varsity Football: Library Representa- tive: Football Rules Club: Boating Club: Treasurer Distributive Education Club. ROGER HICKS A swell guy, nice to lmow, a good Iriend, a pal to show. President Homeroom: A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football: Football Rules Club. MARTHA MILLER HO LLER Witty, well-liked, wonderful. Vice-President Homeroom: Student Council: Monitor: Office Assistant: Social Cabinet: Problems Club: French Club: Future Teachers oi America Club. I' tx Ll-lI!J-.. D 357' J Wvfav-A., L, av 5xN-JQXIXAEXNA rf WESXTNW buh... WJ, , -I..-- . -.--L.. Huffman Hunt Ay -1lUY5'eTi'Eii1s Y cha' Johnson Jones 1957 MARY GAlL HOLLIDAY Great souls are they who love the most, breathe the deepest of heav- en's air, and give ol themselves most truly. President Student Body: Future Teachers ol America Club: Bridge Club: Freshman Coun- selor: Transferred from Greenville High School. LUCIEN RHODES HOLMES Every man is the architect ol his own fortune. Hi-Y Club: Adventure Club: Track: Bridge Club. THOMAS WOODWARD HORNSBY Well-groomed, well-dressed, well- liked. B Squad and Junior Varsity Football: Hi-Y C I u b: President and Vice-President Homeroom. LLOYD CARL HORTON His personality and lriendly ways win many lriends. Games Club: Problems Club: Dramatics Club, DOROTHY MARSH H UCKS As lull of personality as it is possible lor one to be. Vice-President Homeroom: National Honor Society: President and Secretary French Club: Literary Yearbook Staff: President Bridge Blub: Monitor: Future Teachers of America Club. Mb, CA-0 JO LYNN HUFFMAN Ol all earthly music that which reach- eth furtherest into heaven is the beat- ing ol a truly loving heart. Treasurer National Honor Society: Secretary- Treasurer Homeroom: Girls' Sextette: Fresh- man Counselor: Literary Yearbook Staff: Moni- tor: Mixed Chorus: Problems Club. KENNETH FRANKLIN HUNT Why should l worry? l'll get there just the same. Chess Club: Football Rules Club: Social Cabi- net: Translerred lrom Carlisle M il i t a ry Academy. GEORGE ALEXANDER JENKINS While we live, let's live all over: For when we're dead, we're dead all over! Secretary Student Council: Key Club: B Squad Football: A and B Squad Basketball: Vice-President Homeroom: Golf Team: Field and Stream Club. ELEANOR JOHNSON l'll be merry, l'll be lree, l'll be sad lor nobody. Treasurer Art Council: Library Representative: Blue Print Staff: Problems Club: Dis- tributive Education Club: Spanish Club. ANITA JONES She's one of those girls you like to see, brilliant and sweet, nice as can be. Library Representative: Modern Dance: Future Teachers of America Club: Bridge Club: Monitor. 25 Wliiwwfl Jones, S. Jordan, G. . i0.,J7AQifj ffLadI 3 Jordan, B. JOY COURTENAY JONES To be loved is all l need: and whom l love, l love indeed! Monitor: Marriage and Family glixgd Chorus: Cheerleader u . NES Don't worry: it'll ha pen anyway. President Homeroom: B Squad Football: Library Club: Hi-Y Club. i ,rm SAMUEL CHANDLER JONES. JR. A better lriend comes seldom: a bet- ter lellow never. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football: B Squad Baseball: Track: Foot- ball Rules Club: Winner State Mental Contest. BARNIE ALLAN JORDAN, JR. Friendliness is the lreynote to a good personality. Feature Editor Blue Print: Problems Club: Bridge Club: Transferred lrom Lower Richland High School. MARSDILL GRAEBER JORDAN No termination without determination. Vice-President and President Photography Club: Blue Print Staff Photographer: Au- dio-Visual Aids Club. BEVERLY KATH LEEN KELLY Just so cute and always neat. Library Representative: Social Cabinet: Office Assistant: Bridge Club: Dramatics Club. BARRY WAYNE KIGER He loved to laugh and so he lent to others his merriment. Freshman Counselor: A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football: President and Vice-President Homeroom: President and Vice-President French Club: B Squad Base- ball: Monitor: Boys' Quartet. JO MARIAN KIRVEN The true princess ol Learning, the world holds her dear: love bless her, joy crown her, and speed her career. Cheerleader: Girls' State Representative: Vice- President National Honor Society: Student Council: Literary Editor BLUE DEVIL: Junior and Senior Representative to inter-School Council: Chairman Senior Banquet Commit- tee: Chairman Football Programs Committee: Secretary Homeroom: Winner Block D and Senio BARBARA LEIGH KOHN Aim high: go high: lor lile is just what you malre it. President National Honor Society: Head Monitor: Assistant Editor BLUE DEVIL: Fresh- man Counselor: Chairman Class Day Com- mittee: Blue Print Literary Staff: Snack Bar Committee: Modern Dance Group: Win- ner Block D : Delegate to State National Honor Society Convention: Winner National Essay Anthology Contest. NANCY CAROLYN KRELL Her manners are gentle: yet with all she could never be called bashlul. Social Cabinet: Office Assistant: Library As- sistant: Bridge Club: Dramatics Club. BETTY JOAN LAWHON lt's easy, girls, il you only have the eyes. Treasurer Future Business Leaders ol America: Office Assistant: Distributive Education Club: Cheerleaders Club: Y-Teens: Travel Club: Hall Monitor. MARGARET LORETTA LEVER Ready and willing, most capable, too, always on hand her part to do. Library Representative: Hall Monitor: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Sextette: Library Assistant. ANN PHILLIPS LOGWOOD Gentleness succeeds better than violence. National Honor Society: Secretary Homeroom: Library Representative and Assistant: Office Assistant: Cheerleader Club: Dramatics Club. MARY LUCILE LONG To everyone she is a lriend: life will reward her in the end. Vice-President Homeroom: Library Representa- tive: Rat Court Committee: Snack Bar Com- mittee: Office Assistant: Cheerleaders Club: l S Star: Modern Dance Group i Future Teachers ol A erica Club: Monitor, 1 i.0..QM9.r-'62 bc.-2u4,ilC.u.L lNmn Cu Qiwva -U.:-be A . QQ Qjk L,,r-C1015 fakait-Jrit J 'T QSLJ-.JSO-bklk-'Q'-niohn A Kiger Krell Lawhorn Lever Logwood Long it ii- Q we 26. 2 :X 1957 ROBERT KENNETH LOWN. JR. And thus he bore without abuse the grand old name ol gentleman. Senior Chorus: Boys' Quartet: Library Repre- sentative: Audio-Visual Aids: Transferred Irom Charlotte, North Carolina. FRANCES ELISE MACK Elegant as simplicity: warm as ecstasy. Secretary National Honor Society: Freshman Counselor: Literary Yearbook Staff: Social Cabinet: Snack Bar Worker: Monitor: Senior Bulletin Committee: Secretary Marriage and Fangly Relations Club: Vice-President German Cu . ROBERT COLEMAN MADDEN The world delights in the athletic man. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football: Track: Football Rules Club: Health Committee. JAM ES ALLAN MANNING Every man has his gilt and the tools go to him who can use them. Vice-President Chess Club. . U JANICE MARIE MARKLE A lriend in work, play, and sorrow: the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. President and Secretary Homeroom: Library Representative: Spanish Club: Future Business Leader of America Club. HENRY SMOAK MARTIN. JR. Higher must I climb, yet higher- Wider yet must be my gaze. Concert and Marching Band: Solo and En- semble Club: Travel Club: Adventure Club: Hi-Y Club: Music Appreciation Club. JOE JENKINS MATHIS An excellent mind in a sound body plus a good personality makes the all-round boy. President Senior Class: Secretary Key Club: Treasurer Junior Class: National Honor So- ciety: President and Vice-President Home- room: Senior Counselor. SARAH ELIZABETH McCARLEY The power ol gentleness is irresistible. Social Cabinet: Future Teachers of America Club: Canasta Club: Office Assistant: Vice- Igiiegdent Homeroom: Mixed Chorus: Scrabble u . JOHN BALL MCCULLOUGH Full ol lun, a talkative lad: just know- ing him makes us glad. Bridge Club: Field and Stream Club: Travel Club. ROSEMARY MILFORD McCUTCHEON Her ways are ways ol pleasantness. Blue Print Business Staff: Library Repre- sentative: Oflice Ass ant: Future Teachers ol America Club: Ty ' Club: ix d Chorus. . 4 y W Jiffy I +1 ' A 1 - ,MW J Kiawah MMM as jf M I I X1 McDaniel McEachern McEIveen McSwain I 5 E I A Montgomery Mooney Mosier Murray Nelson GERALD ELLEDGE McDANIEL. JR. Il it be a gentleman and a scholar ye seelr, ye have him. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football: Photography Cub: Games Club: Chemistry Club: Snack Bar Worker: Band. Neatherly Paul ,, ,, . 1 J if rf J' -fi' I.. I A .x, N I F as 'll 1 -.I 'xl Nl it 9, CHARLES McEACHERN I hear, yet I say not much. but thinlr all the more. Vice-President Audio-Visual Aids Club: Dis- tributive Education Club: Field and Stream Club: Woodwork Club: Football Rules Club. ANDREW JACKSON MCELVEEN, II There is determination hidden in quiet ways. Hi-Y Club: Travel Club: Library Representa- tive: Field and Stream Club: Chess Club. PATRICIA CARO LYN McSWAI N She has a gentle smile and a pleas- ant way. Distributive Education Club: Travel Club: 'gpgig Club: Library Assistant: Dramatics u . RONALD ALFRED McWHIRT I'II be merry, l'II be lree, I'lI be sad lor nobody. B Squad Football: President Homeroom: Football Rules Club: Field and Stream Club: Hi-Y Club: Games Club. WARNER MILLER MONTGOMERY He's good in athletics, he's good in classes too: his manhood is unques- tioned: great things in Iile he will do President Student Body: Editor BLUE DEVIL: Vice-President Senior Class: President Junior Class: Co-Captain A Squad Football: B Squad Football: Vice-President Key Club: Boys' State Representative: President Homeroom: Track: National Honor Society. FRANKLIN KEMPTON MOONEY His pencil drew what ere his soul designed. Blue Print Staff: Art Council: Sculping Club: Dramatics Club: Treasurer Homeroom: Transferred from Greenville, South Carolina. 28 Seniors EDYTHE REBECCA MOSI ER Short, sweet, and sincere. Y-Teens Club: Future Business Leaders of America Club: Typing Club: Band. MICHAEL MURRAY Live today: tomorrow is not. Field and Stream Club: Radio Club. JAMES KELLY NELSON, JR. I am very Iond ol the company of ladies. I like their beauty, their vivac- ity, and their silence. Co-Captain Golf Team: Key Club: Junior Varsity Football: Student Council. DORIS NEATHERLY We are charmed by her neatness. Travel Club: Knitting Club: Marriage and Family Relations Club. ROBERT ALLEN PAUL The quietness that means strength. VIRGINIA BETH PENNINGTON The charm ol a solt voice and gentle manner. Social Cabinet: Secretary French Club: Office Assistant: Dramatics Club: Bridge Club. GRACE PHILLIPS Ol disposition sweet and manner mild. Monitor: Library Assistant: Future Teachers ol gngrica Club: Secretary Y-Teens: Knitting u . Pollard Poulos 9yjf53:'5. COM' Preacherj, Preston ,LNG .: ' Jag'-tx M Q Rabon Reed Reese PAUL POLLARD There is determination, hidden in his quiet ways. Problems Club: Dramatics Club: CheI's Club: Freshman Counselor: Snack Bar Committee: Translerred from Kansas City, Missouri. PETER NICHOLAS POULOS The difficult we do immediately: the impossible takes a little longer. Audio-Visual Aids Club: Science Club: Chess Club: Woodwork Club: Radio Club. PATRICIA LEE PREACHER Proof that there's never been a red- headed saint. Monitor: Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Social Cabinet: Library Representative: Vice-Presi- dent Future Teachers ol America Club: Sec- retary French Club: Vice-President Bridge Club. LESLIE DRAFFIN PRESTON SeIdom gloomy, seldom sad, Leslie is a happy lad. Audio-Visual Aids Club: Chess Club: Library Representative. DOROTHY ELIZABETH QUATTLEBAUM True merit is like a river: the deeper it flows, the less noise it makes. Freshman Counselor: National Honor Society: Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Monitor: Sec- retary-Treasurer National Forensic L e a g u e Club: Problems Club: Library Assistant: Sen- ior Committee Chairman. . Ni Rhame, H. Rhame, J. GAYLE VIRGINIA RABON I . Dance she can and dance she will: 5 za' her leet are very seldom still. 5774-1 M D'r'b r ea 1' CI bg Y-T ci by Fi1.':.iL1?.... 121.325 of u......?a.S.i,, 2.. 421,24 fb - nasta Club: Travel Club. ' QUCJL i 0' . I ' fl QA1,L.L ROBERT HUDSON REED ' ' Witty remarks: unlimited store: ' I Gets in trouble: has lun galore. M . V B Squad and Junior Varsity Football: Traclq Football Rules Club: Monitor: Chess i I i -hs. Club: Woodwork Club: Puzzle Club. Q 9,U!.LJL X JUDITH BURWELL REESE A ready wit and a love lor mis- chiel make lor an unlorgettable combination. Student Council: Mixed Chorus: Problems Club: Youth Council: Office Assistant. HARRIET ELIZABETH RHAME lt's the songs ye sing an' the smile ye wear, that's amakin' the sunshine everywhere. National Honor Society: Girls' S e xt e t t e: Mixed Chorus: Monitor: Library Representa- tive: Snack Bar Worker: Music Appreciation Club. JAMES LEE RHAME. JR. ln doing your work in the great world, it is a sale plan to lollow a rule I once heard preached on the football field: 'Don't tlinchg don't laIl: hit the line hard'. President Homeroom: A Squad Football: Sam's Harem my ' FtbllRlsClb:F'ld dSt Clb: -5'E - ?qus'8'ns.kL'ibsiif' an 'Bam SENIOR commirrse CHAIRMAN ,- 29 4. .My Jgifljll Rigby 1 K l lt Rivers ALLYN l t l l l I Sanders is C 9 CHARLES SAMUEL RIGBY, lll His unassuming air conceals hosts ol -ldeas and worthy ideals. Student Council: Track: Public Address An- nouncer: Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Na- tional Forensic League: Mixed Chorus: Social Cabinet: Debate Team: Problems Club. ROSS RIVERS Some claim he's bashlul: some doubt it. HI-Y Club: B Squad Football: B Squad Baseball: Bridge Club: Field and Stream Club. PAUL ALBERT HOOK ROGERS, JR. Not deceived, just londly overcome with lemale charm. B Squad Baseball: B Squad Basket- ball: Library Representative: Hi-Y Club: Sen- gr A-'li-Y Representative to High Point: Bridge u . MARY ALVA ROOF Nature meant woman to be her masterpiece. Student Council: Secretary-Treasurer Home- Cheerleader: Library Representative: Modern Dance.Group: Future Teach- : ' i merlca Club Girls Athletic Associa- rds Chairman. TERRY EDWARD ROSEN Talent is a treasure, but practice is its key. President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treas- urer Homeroom: Blue Print Business Staff: Debate Club: Dramatics Club. BARRY Ron-reeks Our thoughts and our conduct are all our own. sual Aids Club: Field and Stream rchestra: Radio Club. ANDREW RUSSELL He started to sing as he tackled the thing which couldn't be done and did it. Student Council: Secretary-Treasurer Home- room: Track: Boys' State Representative: Dra- matics Club' Chel's Club A S uad and f I q Junior Varsity Football. Roth erg Senio DAVID SMYTHE RYKARD Curfew must not ring tonight. FS Hi-Y Club: Bridge Club: Game Club: Foot- ball Rules Club: Distributive Education Club. PURVIS LARA SANDERS, JR. He is witty, he is clever, he's an all- round good lellow. Track: A Squad, Junior Varsity and B Squad Football: Hi-Y Club: German Club: Vice-President Homeroom: Student Council: Transferred from Lancaster High School. LAWRENCE EDWARD SAYETTA Achieving success by sheer friendliness. Distributive Education Club: Adventure Club: Sliate Trade and Industrial Club: Scrabble C ub. MOLLY JAYNE SCHWAB Happy-go-lucky some of us say: but there's common sense 'neath her poise ol play. Literary Yearbook Staff: Snack Bar Worker: Cheerleader Club: Secretary French Club: Fu- ture Teachers of America Club: Bridge Club: Monitor. DALE ROBERT SESSIONS A likable chap who is always a good sport. Vice-President Homeroom: Football R u I e s Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club: Adventure Club: Science Club. JAM ES ALFORD SETTLES Naught can be said ol him but good. Field and Stream Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club: Chess Club: Ping-Pong Club. Rykard WV' Sine WV fd I 1957 JOHN BEACH SHINN, JR. Work7 Where have I heard that word before? Secretary Freshman Class: A Squad Base- ball: Problems Club: Field and Stream Club: Hi-Y Club. KELLEY FORD SHIPPEY, JR. Always laughing, never sad, some- times naughty, but never bad. Winner State Mental Contest: Field and Stream Club: Football Rules Club: Chess Club: Transferred from Druid Hills High School, Atlanta, Georgia. PELHAM WILSON SIMMONS Don't take lile too seriously: you'II never get out ol it alive! Art Council: Office Assistant: Boating Photography Club: Woodwork Club A RONALD LEROY SLICE Be true to your own highest con- victions. B Squad and Junior Varsity Football: B Squad Baseball: Treasurer Photography Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club: Chemistry Club. DONALD SMITH A happy-go-lucky guy is he, a boy with whom we like to be. Student Council: Field and Stream Club: B Squad Football: B Squad Baseball: B Squad Basketball: Hi-Y Club. JULIUS BELL SMITH, JR. Girls are always running 'through his mind. They don't dare walk. A and B Squad Football: Track: B Squad Baseball: Secretary-Treasurer Home- aogn: Football Rules Club: Field and Stream u . SHIRLEY ANN SMITH Be silent and sweet: these are vir- tuous traits. The Honored Ones U I I Marriage and Family Relations Club: Knitting l Club: Library Assistant and Representative: ' r' IC' D SI NTON 'Mixeg Ehcuus: Sexcretary l-lomgocLm:C:1lice- , Y -I usic . my h rt bore' 'reg BFE' b'usic ppreciation u : eer- Nl fl- y My K Lon ter 't a hea ore. ea er U ff I I ' -' ' ' ' 0'- S ar nc , lf l , D t' I , I, , , ' , , cllll Augiofv' .li Ai O Cl ug Trarflsrililrffi 711 ay ff 'f ff 1. 1 bf ff'-+f fn .7 dj.:-1 f' K-' c or: gh choo, Ja on, Michigan. I . . , -. V WILLIAM ROBERT SNIPES , KA: -1' fn c 1. f,'.nL.. -1 ' ff -Alf' N . Here's a guy with a countenance lit , D ' ' ' V! CAROLYN DENBY SINGLEY FY 5 Smile. 1- -Pl-H -4 ' J fl '3 A, XP4' LJ ' H I H Who makes every game in his lile , f Glass ol Fashion and mold ol lorm. worthwhile. C Maki., ,,f,L,-.aav-,C ,XWLZ Head Monitor: Secretary Youth Council: Presi- President Homeroom: A Squad, Junior ,ff dent Homeroom: Student Council: Football Varsity, and B Squad Football: A aj , , c11xj2,7f Program Committee. Squad Baseball: Football Rules Club. , apyagfvf ,g,i?'14s2v11fI '- jd' -V 5' v 4' Mi, 1 'jaw 1. 4 1 1 ,, ,Q f X ff fy'z'W:qx, Shinn Shippey Simmons Simonton Singley mg ,fig Slice Smith, D. Smith, J. Smith, S. Snipes 3l 1 MVK, Stroct Sturdlvan Sorrell Sowell Spearman Spears Stork x Umhel' '7' , Tarlfer rvfv M bffwfuzzp 49' 1 W Z I ' ,L CHARLES GUY SORRELL CARL RAY SOWELL Wake me up when class is over. P'oliteness costs littlev and yield 'V Vice-President Homeroom: Golf Team: Hi-Y Club: Track: Golf Club. Taylor R Taylor. V- Taylor W. Tenison much. ov Mf' s Epworth Football: B Squad Football: Eiiotglems Club: Typing Club: Football Rules u . SARAH IN MAN SPEARMAN A jolly, unselfish personality is the greatest gift of alI.'3 Secretary Homeroom: Treasurer Future Teach- ers of America Club: Alternate to Girls' State: Girls' Sextette: Mixed Chorus: Problems Club: Alter School Sports: Monitor: Office Assistant. ROBERT EDWIN SPEARS Gay personality with added rascality. Vice-President and Secretary Homeroom: Co- Captain Golf Team: Historian Distributive Education Club. SANDRA HART STORK Men are just a jolre-I love to laugh. Student Council: Literary Yearbook Staff: Mixed Chorus: President Homeroom: Modern Dance Group: After School Sports: Office Assistant. GAI L ELAINE STROCK A small candle can throw light into the darlrest corner. Secretary Future Business Leaders of America Club: Social Cabinet: Monitor: Library As- sistant: Problems Club. SARA KATH RYN STU RDIVANT Dignified, dependable, and dreamy. National Honor Society: Literary Yearbook Staff: Blue Print Literary Staff: State Men- tal Contestant: Monitor: Snack Bar Worker: Receptionist: Student Council: Vice-President Homeroom. CAROLYN SUMNER A horse! A horse! My kingdom lor a horse. Art Council: Social Cabinet: French Club: Blue Print Business Club: Dramatics Club. 32 Honor achievement v r great promise are his. HRISTIAN TAILFER K ' A .. I . ' ' a Exchange Student from France: Student Coun- cil: Audio-Visual Aids Club: Travel Club. ANDREW JACKSON TAYLOR We've always found him true and just: A boy whom we love and trust. Head Cheerleader: Boys' State Representa- tive: Key Club: Blue Print Business Staff: Freshman Counselor: B Squad Football: President Homeroom: Chairman Senior Priv- ileges Committee. ROBERT ELDON TAYLOR A jolly disposition adapts itself to all. German Club: Transferred from Puncheho, Honolulu. VIRGINIA COOPER TAYLOR DeIicacy in woman is strength. Secretary Homeroom: Office Assistant: Cheer- leaders Club: Future Teachers of America Club: Travel Club. WALTER FRAN K TAYLOR Happy is he who dares courageously to defend what he beIieves. Blue Print Literary Staff: B Sciuad Baseball: National Forensic League: Prob ems Club: Dramatics Club: Vice-President Travel C u . VIRGINIA TENISON ln such a short time we have grown to love you. Journalism Club: Girls' Athletic Association: French Club: Transferred lrom Nashville, Tenn. Thomas, C. Thomas, D. Thomas, S. Thompson Tibshrany Tigner Timmerman Tipton 1957 CORN ELIA ELEANOR THOMAS She is neat and nice and dresses quite well. Blue Print Literary Staff: Monitor: Recep- tionist: Dramatics Club: Office Assistant: Fu- ture Teachers of America Club. DELORES AGNES THOMAS Zoundsl I wonder what lool it was that tirst invented freckles. President Travel Club: Winner Block D : Problems Club: Library Assistant: Office As- sistant: Alter School Sports. SOPHIE STUART THOMAS She does not waste her time by wish- ing or dreaming but goes earnestly to work. National Honor Society: Chairman Snack Bar: Winner Block D , Star, and Crescent: Li- brary'Representative and Assistant: Vice-Presi- dent Physical Education Leaders Club: Junior- ieniprt Dance Committee: Merit Scholarship ina is . JAMES HAMILTON THOMPSON, JR. Apparently he is without a care, but when he's wanted he's always there. Freshman Counselor: German Club: Hi-Y Club: Games Club: Football Rules Club. MITCHELL BADIEH TIBSHRANY Dart, dashing, different. President a n d Vice-President Homeroom: gang: Junior Varsity Football: Football Rules u . WILLIAM LEE TIGN ER Such wit and personality are sure to be lound in so versatile a man. Cheerleader: Student Council: President Home- room: Key Club: Youth Council. i 3.5 EMILY KAY TIMMERMAN Ol that fine gold the autumn wears Is wrought the glory ol her hair. Student Council: Social Cabinet: Marriage and Family Relations Club: P ro b I e m s Club: Monitor. JAMES WILLIAM TIPTON, Ill I shall never be aware ol my own wit: till I brealr my shins against it. A Squad and Junior Varsity Football: B Squad Basketball: Track: Football Rules Club: Social Cabinet. JAM ES CANTWELL TOBIAS Good nature is the sign ol large and generous soul. Goll Team: Vice-President Homeroom: Social Cabinet: Mixed Chorus: Dramatics Club: Goll Club: Blue Print Club. TINA TRAKAS 4 Kindly, gracious, sweet: she's dear lrom head to leet. Office Assistant: Future Business Leaders ol America Club: Travel Club: Marriage and Family Relations Club. FRANK HARVEY TURNER There's a boy whose manner and smile make the bubble ol Iile worth- while. A Squad Football: President and Vice- President Homeroom: Student Council: Foot- ball Rules Club. THOMAS EDWARD WAINN ER All the world loves a lover except when he's driving in heavy traffic. Marching and Concert Band: Band Officer: Solo and Ensemble Club: Chemistry Club: Travel Club. JAMES WAITES In that day's 'leats, he proved the best man on the field. A and B Squad Football: A and B Squad Basketball: A and B Squad Baseball: President Homeroom: Foot- ball Rules Club. '1 Tobias ! Tralxas I C A . Mdxluf -af ' .,-ff ,fp-,fecal ILAA' JANE GRIFFITH WARRINGEBCXZA :LA-J ,QL 4 L 'J l Soft peace she brings wherevel she - X l ,,,,:,,e,g- C,-CJ-4.4 SecretaryiTLeasurer Homerzaorrg: Plc I lu : S 4-'cf--015-1 , gt' T C : Ma r' ' R ' ' f ' ' ' ciiiii scrfbbie ciiiifiz an am' A131 'fr' to if J .4 .74 ,ggi -21,4 . ,.,-, f-so XII. 4,11 -.--9 '-J' Jwsky , Turner -' ffl! 'A fwaiiilrleilvk ,4.lfl' 1' Waites ,LQ If K. If .4 Ar, e. Weir Wessinger, J. Wessinger, W. White Willrins 92' All? . , . 1. Q ' - IW K 3. 33: ,. 725446 HL X fizefult' Z? S Williams, A. Williams, S. Williamson Willis Woodliet DORIS EVELYN WEIR e --A of s -1957 an5dEEni?mPOUH SCYIOUSYICSS I'0 IC Hyip: ,laflfww-fgfv-all Football Programs Committee: Student Coun- cil: Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Problems Club: Cheerleaders Club: Marriage and Fam- ily Relations Club: Office Assistant: Monitor. JAMES WESSI NGER, JR. His only ambition, we regret to state, is simply this-to graduate. Photo ra h Club Science Club: Hi-Y Club: g p y : ' Audio-V' ual Aids Club: Radio Club. WM 2W?m-wiyiifw t WENDELL RAY WESSINGER, JR. An affable and courteous gentleman, What more could mortal wish? Travel Club: Football Rules Club: Track: Ad- venture Club. BETTY MARIE WHITE Quiet sweetness needs no bounds. President and Vice-President Homeroom: Mixed Chorus: Future Teachers ol America Club: After School Sports: Office Assistant: Dramatics Club: Cheerleaders Club. EDWARD BERNARD WILKINS, Ill Carefree, unassuming, seldom rushing, always smiling, sometimes bIushing. Blue Print Business Staff: Blue Print Business Staff Club. ALMA JEAN WILLIAMS A sweet disposition is more valuable than gold. Vice-President Homeroom: Social Cabinet: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Knitting Club: Cheerleaders Club: Glee Club: Senior Banquet Committee. SARA LYNN WILLIAMS Energy and persistence conquer all things. Editor-in-Chief Blue Print: Feature Editor Blue Print : Office Assistant: Receptionist: Monotor: Marriage and Family Relations Woodruff Youngblood Club: Problems Club: National Honor Society. v c .,, . ,f . , 2,...,, 34 SANDRA AYERS WILLIAMSON A twinlrle in her expression: person- aIity's her possession. Feature Editor BIue Print: President and Vice-President Homeroom: Student Council: Vice-President Art Council' Modern Dance Group: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Monitor. REBECCA ALLEN WILLIS Her voice is lovely, her manner sweet: She's gentle, dainty, and petite. Library Assistant: Office Assistant: Travel Club: Canasta Club: Future Business Leaders of America Club. RUFUS KIRK WOODLIEF. JR. Anybody can carry the ball-it talres a man to block. Field and Stream Club: Football Rules Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club: A Siuad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Footbal. BENJAMIN WILSON WOODRUFF, JR. Honesty and industry are his constant companions. Dreher, All-City and All-State Band: Band glitter: Music Appreciation Club: Science u . JAMES EMMETT YOUNGBLOOD This wise man carries his knowledge as he does his watch, not lor display, but lor his own use. Student Council: Freshman Counselor: Vice- President Homeroom: State Mental Contest Winner: Merit Scholarship Finalist: Field and Stream Club: Goll Club: National Honor Society. Seniors Who Do Not Appear Gerald Brown, James Eargle, John Ficlcling, Ed Scott, David Watkins A glimpse ol th Bottom Locker Blues. BONNE CHANCE, CHRIS! e daily life ol Christian Marie Pierre Tailler W 'M-W--.....,,,,,,,W BEST SCHOOL CITIZENS mary gaifjofgday Joe Wafkid I BEST ALL-ROUND 66104 CFML, mfnef W0l'ltg0l'l'lel'y MOST ATHLETIC Sophie woman .jwlenry WM BEST LooKlNG EXGCLIYLOR jeff? jblfdl' .1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED mary gaif.Ho!6c!ay Qlwigh Cadcarf I MOST TALENTED SGFGL syaldegfee OZLQ agile? MOST DEPENDABLE c.,,..,L cmfa, wager 6La6fain I MOST CONSIDERATE mary Eonefan Joe Wafkia MOST INTELLECTUAL Ballard Jimmy youngggocl wgofwk MOST POPULAR gaflllefl CANT? mfnef W0l'lf90l'Yl.el'g WITTIEST gynfhia Qfgam Jim jlafon x BEST DRESSED gl., Jem .24 MOWH I I Junior Class Porter Kinard, Bill Walkup, Miss Cornelia Stanley, Class Counselor: Dick Roclrafellow, Johnny Calais. BILL WALKUP PORTER KINARD DICK ROCKAFELLOW JOHNNY CALAIS President Vice-President Secreiary Treasurer 40 Allred Abdalla Joe Abdalla Richard Abernathy Vondell Adams Brenda Addy John Allen Larry Andraslxo Marion Austin Brenda Avery Gee Gee Bailey Margaret Barhsdale Sarah Beckham Jimmy Bell: Paul Bennett Tommy Bennett Dele Betsill Clyde Blackwell Glenn Boland Susan Bolton Billy Boney Dale Boozer Martha Ann Boozer Minnie Bosticlr Ben Boyd Bill Boyd Jimmy Boykin Foster Bradley Herbert Bradley Moody Brandenburg Betty Brandon Class of 1958 4l , 4g, , Marion Bissetl: Aiha Jean Brooks John Broom Bill Broughion Gene Brown Julia Bruce Bruce Bryson Frank Buie Charles Burke Peggie Calhoun Johnny Calais Becky Cameron Gordon Campbell Kaye Campbell Lillian Carr Melvin Carr Judy Carier Becie Casey Carol Causey Tony Clark Barbara Clarke Walker Clarke Shirley Cleavelancl Lydia Cloyd Eddie Cobia Leroy Cohen Cindy Cole Beverly Coleman Roy Collar Gail Corley fi QQ Tom Cox Mary Ann Craft Eari Craig Beth Crawford Ronnie Croiley Norma Crossweli Eleanor Crown Dixon Cunningham Ann Dabbs Dottie Daniels Robert Darr Proctor Davis Patsy Davis Saundra Deiho Wy 545 r af MWA 8 ' , M Sue Derha Ann Derrick Bobby Dial Kenny Dickert Dan Dinwiddie Jerry Dixon Carol Dodd Oliver Doneian Bennie DuBose Roger DuBose Buddy Duke Harriet Dunn Betty Easler Lynn Eddy Joanne Eleazer Junior Class 44 Beth Elmgreen Diane Eldridge Jimmy Evati: Don Fagg Mandy Farr Rose Mary Fellers Jim Fouclie Billy Fowler Linda Funderburk Scottie Galloway Randy Geddings Beverly Godley Gladys Gamble Grace Green Marie Grenade Jimmy Griffin 'Carol Gunter May Hall Harriet Hampton Marie Hanberry Rebecca Hargrove Skuart Harmon Caroline Harrell Mary Ann Hari: Butch Hart Pat Harvey Ed Harier Bobbie Hawlrs Hazel Hayes Bobby Hellams Richard Helman Ann Hemphill Richard Hewitt Katherine Hiclrs Fritz Hill Edward Holler Jackie Hollis Jimmy Hook Harriett Hope Bill Hotinger Kay Hotinger Johnny Howell Margie Howell Roger Howell Carol Hudson Bobby Hunt Neal Hutchinson Bill Ingram Bill James Jack Jenny Malcolm Johnstone Beverly Jones Wade Jones Johnnie Jordan Alan Kahn Kay Kaiser Bobby Kapp Jo Ann Keale Helen Keene Ann Keller Class of1958 45 Junior Class 46 Barbara Kelly Jimmy Kemp Ed Kennedy Porier Kinard Jeromie King Shields King Shelvie Kirk Janei Knox Jimmy Knox Teddy Kohn Ruperi Kuhne Bill Lamar Francis LaMoHe Marnie Lang Barbara Lapidus Phillip Latham Jerry Laurie Mary Margaret Leaviti Ken Lee Ed Lesesne Georgiana Levenlzis Befh Lilztlejohn Nancy Love Suzanne Lowrance Seabrook Lucas Gail Luslc Bucky Liles Roberia Marlcel Emory Marlcwood Margarei Marsha Sieve Marsha Bud Martin Carol Mariin Joe Mariin Nancy Martin 1 Roberta Maxwell Sarah Alice May Charles McAllisfer Joe McCabe Charles McCallum D'Ann McCary Bonnie McCrady Shirley McCreary Sam McCuen Melinda McDowell x ww Jim McKinno Bruce McLeod Archie McLemore Mimi McNayr Roberta McNeill Barbara McWaiers Judy Mehan Kathy Michelsen Ruth Milrell James Miller Tom Millican Jimmy Mills Betty Moore Joe Morris Joyce Morris Junior Class 45. Albert Moses Sylvia Moseley James Mundy Pat O'Kelly Kemble Oliver Bill Otis Nancy Owens Pat Panartos Jane Patrick Gene Patterson Pat Patterson Joanna Praytor Peg Pearce LaConte Pope Vivian Perth Claude Powell Sandra Power Billy Rentz Nancy Rhodes Cynthia Rhymes Rose Ann Rigby Sally Ripplemeyer Cecil Roberts Frankie Robinson Dick Rockafellow Barbara Rodgers Allyn Rice Jimmy Rustin Wray Rylrard Joe Sanders Bill Shoclcley Osce Sell Homer Sheffield Sonny Shephard Harriet Shway Jim Simons Jimmy Simpson Ralph Singleton Arnold Small Ann Smith Jean Smith Jenny Smith John Smith Linda Smith Aaron Smolowslry Mary Snipes Judy Sox Joanna Speed Rosallyn Spencer Tommy Stork Martha Story Jimmy Stradley Martha Stuclcey Melton Stuclrey Margaret Taylor Robyn Taylor Jean Thom Karen Thomas George Thompson Loretta Thompson Class ol 1958 49 C Tommy Thompson Jimmy Todd Mike Trihey Billy Tuller Walter Tuten Sheila Ussery Bill Walkup Mike Wall Tommy Walsh David Waters Dot Watson Jimmy NVeed Franklin Vfhaley David Whitworth Lillie Wilkerson Jackie Williamson Charles Winston John Woods Bill Workman Howard Young George Camp Juniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Marie Klander, John Lawrence, Dan Lewis, Tommy McCall, Mac Mc- Daniel, Carolyn McFaddin, Doris Neatherly, Billy Pendarvis, Phil Pendleton, Charles Robbins, Sandy Salley, April Shealy, Barry Spires, Robert Sturgeon, Jim Taylor, Millard Turner, Billy Welch. ls he sanlorized7 The Rear Windows. Detailed Discipline. A...-M-:sz . - - M A-Mya-waaasaWv,MWNf,.,W1na---awmwwwg -ini, Feet! A day in the past of distinguished seniors. Reddy Teddy! s is the voice of Alberi Lee, Where do you belong io be! lt's down 'there somewhere. ,-.,,.N, 1 rin ,ie V NW U 'W W MNT! vii! iiiiilili 'ii an uifaiiu u.:,iL,, .. .ln ,ii ., . 1. Lmwwm What'cha iaking, Jerry? SI Uncle Tom. li Sophomore Class Walter Robinson, Addie Crolley, Miss Mildred Brown, Class Counselor: Delleney Ru'Ff, Deane Fowble. ADDIE CROLLEY DELLENEY RUFF DEANE FOWBLE WALTER ROBINSON President Vice-Presidenl: Secretary Treasurer 52 Eugenia Alexander Harriet All Larry Amiclr Ed Amodio Helen Anderson Sheila Andrews Edie Anthony Brenda Balmer Jerry Ballentine Margaret Barlow Ronnie Barlow Gail Barnes Dottie Baronowslsi Wesley Bartlett Frances Baslrin Eddie Bass Linda Bazemore Rita Bell: Carol Bell Linda Bergman Class of 1959 53 Carol Berne Marsha Berry Mac Bertram Sidney Bethune Beverly Blackwell Bobby Blease William Blythe Billy Bodie Mary Boineau Jaclr Bolt Ann Booth Harriet Borden Doug Boulware Freddie Bouye Lebby Bradlord Linda Bradley Tom Bradley Freddie Branham John Brennan Bonnie Broughton Bobby Cherry Kathryn Childress Betsy Childs Sonny Chunn Lois Clark Robert Clark Billie Clodlelter Charles Clyburn William Cobb Betty Coble Charles Coggins Larry Cole Katie Coleman Franke Colley John Conyers Diane Cook Jerry Cooper Warren Courtney Joyce Craft Addie Crolley Sophomore Class Eddie Brown Marion Brown Peggy Brown Robert Brown Tommy Brown Patsy Buck Peggy Jo Buck Martin Buckley Kenny Burgess John Bull Patricia Bultman Mary Burdsal Joanne Butterworth Earle Caine Jeanne Cartledge John Caskey Carlisle Caughman Buford Chappell Frances Chappell Bill Cherry ,,...,...,...-..,..-..,...,TEg,,,,,..,.,,.,,.... ,..,,,V 0 . . ' J '- ---- ,, A '--V-' i iii rl? - ' - N .. ' . in 1. as is ll i ,:. . - W B he 4 it J 'Q Q? ff C 'W ' 4233 - r.ra W 'A a ,, gf, k I X if an HJ.. ..,. . .... . 'I Nuul 1 ii., . P ., K ,,,, my l i , A 4. . -if H iii ...', Q i i' 99552 i M 'els ' 'wig leigh my ' may Q- ,,r..: 'ill m e , .... A Sylvia Crouch Sally Culbreath Wayne Culley Tommy Cunningham Bill Czarnitski Ann Daniel Dorsey Daniels Marvin Davant Kitty Davis Jean Dawson Dennis Day Dickie Derrick Paul Derrick Val Jean Derrick Aubrey Desportes Jeanie Dewson Tommy Dickey Gene Dickson Betty Jean Dixon J. W. Dixon Class of 1959 55 lrene Doar Leon Doar Robert Dodson Rosalyn Donny Donald Doughty Dorothy Dowdey Mike Dozier Bucky Drake Clarence Dreher Larry Dreher Jayne Droom Joan DuBose Patsy Duftie Gelene Duncan Mary Anne Easterling Bobbye Edwards Bill Eidson Bill Elder Martha Espedahl Frances Everhart Bobby Fuller Robbie Gamble Carlos Gardner Sue Gena Garrett Jane Gault Shirley Gentry Carl Germany Nancy Gheesling Joe Gibson Carole Gillion Jimmy Glenn Judy Goodman Harvey Goolsby Tatum Gressett Malcolm Gordon Jack Gottlieb Buddy Gouger Ann Graham Bryan Graham Calvin Green Sophomore Class Rhetta Fair Mose Faircloth Connie Fallaw Martie Faulk Sally Felton A. B. Fennell Huss Fennell Leon Fetner Billy Fishburne Doug Fleming Lynn Fleischman Merelyn Fogle Gary Ford Jimmy Forte Deane Fowble Neil Fox Buddy Foy Nan Franlclin Shirley Freeman Catherine Frick y 56 Mel Green Buddy Griffin Larry Grube Pat Gunter Sandra Haenel Talmadge Hagler Caroline Hair Trem Hair Wayne Hall Charles Hallman Dewey Hallman Joanne Hallman Kline Hallman Arthur Haltiwanger Jackie Hammond Janie Hane John Harper Martha Ellen Harrington l-u Etta Harris Patsy Harvey Class ol1959 57 Lionel Harvin Billisue Hayes Linda Helman John Helms Buddy Herring Lynn Hill Lucy Hines Jane Hinnant Bobby Hipp John Hodges Wendell Holland Robert Holley Virginia Hollis Carolyn Honeycutt Marnie Hook John Hooker Cynthia Hoover Gwen Hough Julian Howell John Hudson George LaFaye Margie Lancasier Jimmy Lanlord Sandra Lanoway Carolyn Laurie Florence Law Nancy Lee Robert Leech Caroline Lide Lindler Miller Lynn Livingston Barbara Loewe Susan Loewe Bonnie Long Karl Long Gloria Loriclc Duncan Lott Donna Lownestein Carolyn Lown Lionel Lucas Sophomore Class Sylvia Huggins Gloria Hutio Sara Ann Jelifries Margie Jenkins Barbara Johnson Judy Johnson Mary V. Johnson Beth Jones Kelly Jones Butch Jowers Jo Ann Kalmbach Teddy Kiene Charles Kinard Chip King Chris King Larry King Sylvia King Gene Klugh Raymond Knox Tony Kyzer 58 Bobby Lyles Janet Lyman Pat Lynn Tommy Marchant Frances Masciovecchio Paula Mauney Bobby Maxwell Kirlr Maxwell Cornelia Mayer Jack Maynard Patricia McCarrel Bob McCullough Ed McDonald Nell McDonald Pat McLaurin Elise McLean Phyllis McNeil Selina McNulty J. W. McSwain Guy Meares Class ol1959 59 George Meelrs Betsy Miller Will Miller Jeanne Mims Kay Mitchell Bill Mitchell Don Mohler Carole Montgomery Melvin Moody Jimmy Moore Jimmy Moore Linda Moore Tom Moore Dorothy Mueller Andrew Myers Shelly Neider Rhett Neidhardt Ann Neil Henry Norris Linda Northcutt Page Putnam Elizabeth Quarles Virginia Quattlebaum Barbara Quick Bra nwell Ravenel Clark Reed Clyde Reese Jesse Reese Nancy Reese Sam Reese Lenoir Rice Wyllhart Richard Walter Robinson Lucile Rott John Rogers Mary Louise Ross Bernard Roth Jane Rubin Delleney Ruff Betty Sanders Q V A -J ,Q ::,yE .,yr. ,,rr E 1, H' ffl fr -2 , . ' H1 '. ' I-:-EQ? - by V Y A 4 he , M 'Wi 2 .. ,. J H ' Q W -'E a 1 as :E M59 U ' V4 ui ig ,.lA X :ez ri Q iw C - vm : '- T' L A ' ll 2' My r FA A , 'isj WW' r Di 1 5 ,,,. .,,, V,y, ,,,,1,.,-,..,,r, . . by Sophomore Class Gail Nunn Betty Odiorne John Odiorne Jack Owen Novelle Owens David Padgett Jimmy Palmer Peggy Parrish Trina Parsons Jenny Patrick Jimmy Patterson Pat Pearce Mike Picow Danny Pipes Junior Pool Aline Pope Lewis Pope Bernice Porter Edna Powell David Proos 60 Jean Sanders Ronnie Sanders Sandra Sanders Pat Sandiler Homer Sargent Saundra Toney Martha Schumpert Jeannette Scott Fay Settles Frances Shelley Anne Shoal Bill Sievwright Charles Silres Linda Silverman Clarence Simmons Arthur Simons Egan Skinner Henry Sloan Archie Smith Linda Smith 1 ',., ' 1 mg AW in Gym ,, 11'W A A E gy Q I 1-Q 'Hx ,swmiw ' Y- Q is-fs A f se aa Mmgily AA . .Ia T, wcwff si 1 2, I :W ,3 J are W 3 ef- 'Q 2 V iF's'3 ' f ' ' T E Ai T Class of 1959 Sally Smith Delores Somerset Max Spear Pete Spearman Brenda Spurling Saundra Stalling' Russell Stanland Mike Stewart Sandra Stewart Judy Stone Ellen Stoudemirc Alden Sweatman Gene Sykes Pat Tapp Dwight Taylor Elaine Taylor Tommy Taylor Nancy Tindall Eddie Thain Barbara Thomas Sophomore Class ai railkill Bill Thurman Mike Tighe Kit Tomlin Jimmy Truesdale Johnny Tuller Mary Anne Turner Mike Turner Norma Jean Tuttle Gaynelle Vanderwall Jimmy Vann Dale Vassar Harriott Vaughan Charles Veach Irvin Via Bobby Vickery Susan Vogel Claudia Waites Billy Walker 0 -: ' Cla'-'de W-ill .. ,,,.,,. l J ioirr 7 f .. , -e-f '--'-' r ' o , fill Charles Ward ' I ososoo Katherine Ward s.,' - I ' 4, f or. . C. O. Warren -.-. ' A . K X 1, Billy Weathersbee Q . L . W' Q ..-, ' ':f .Fiji Ail' N ' x ,.s. Steve Weslofl -:,-' is 1 7Efi'l'f .. 1 ii Terry White it n! v V K V 5Eke -i xiii .7 M -- J .'rg M A H Linda Whittle osl - s Kay Wilcox - A -. - A H, A L Elen Wilkins I I 5f1llY Williamson .,',' . -f-' - ' , .. , PA pl . 5 W J if ., A 1 ,WM , ,,v- , 2 WY ' 'S alls Wimberly I A ....,., A- 'Y 1' A J J it Claudia Wingate l y - iii , f in I ,-- W t ,,.. 4 g k ' -, ,I B0SlWlCli WYman ' ' . - . ,Mil f p lzl 23, 'ff y '. 4 it - ' ,-.:. D or othy Y arborough :L E 5 1 3 : . L5 A I 'V' , ig I a ., 1 . .: .kf., J 'K J 'R wif g :,a.,,g-, ' 7 Q. U ,y -,----' -: --.1- ? - ' 'sl ii , Vefa Young i l ' il li fi V A V V yu , I ,.::,., yi i A 62 Sophomores Whose Pictures Do Not Appear LeRoy, Aiken, Jane Bellinger, Arthur Breitling Robert Brutsch , y, Donnie Osbourne, Mel Petermann, Don Petty, Dwight Readon, Ellen Charles Carter, Savon Carter, Elaine Chadwell, Walter Daniels, Pete Ridgeway, Patsy Robinson, Bill Strickland, Winston Thaxton, Chris Elmgreen, Ann Fennell, Bobby Frick, Bonnie Fulton, William Fuller, Timberlake, James Wallace, Kent Wright, Ellen Young, Loraine Mary Jo Griffin, Virginia Guerard, John Hancock, Clara Hayes, Lynn Young, Hays Zeigler, Nancy Zeigler. Hill, Mande Hutto, John Hydrick, Mary Beth Jones, Fred Muller, Joyeux Noel, Chris. Two Gun Mildred. Ain't Got No Body. My, Merry Lawn Service. Mess Sergeant Academy Award Winners. The mess hall. Here he comes . . Get with it, Kelly! l N N Freshmen 'fs W1Uq?f W.,Q CHRIS LEVENTIS MEREDITH POGUE POLLY RICH President Vice-President Secre Kennon Allen Eve Anderson George'Appenzeller Pattie Baker Nancy Baldwin Beverly Barreti Iris Bass Ann Bauer Lana Bell Edith Bellinger Riclry Belser Johnny Benton Slrip Bernard Phyllis Ann Birch Janie Blaclrwell Billy Blake Nancy Blail: Patsy Blease Billy Blume Lynn Boclrman Richard Boeife Darrell Boney Loclte Boney Judy Boolrner Brenda Bowers Carolyn Bradley Mary Brown Tommy Brown Will Brown Alice Bruce Joy Bruck Leon Bryan Rob Bryan Danny Bryson Paul Bryer Kit Buclrley Sandra Buclrwalter Susan Buclcwalter Lewis Burger Robin Burns Class of196O J 65 Freshman Class 66 Leroy Byrd Elizabeth Ann Calhoun Bill Callahan Kay Caughman Perry Caughman Nanne Chalgren Charles Cheek Celia Childress Foy Clarke Toddie Clarke Freeman Coggins AI Cole Betty Jean Coleman Nancy Collins Richard Compton Bambi Cook Eloise Cox Fred Craft Dale Craig Carol Crider John Crosby Cookie Crum John Cutts Thomasine Dabbs George Daniels Billy Davis Dudley Davis Freddie Davis Wayne Dean Marshall DeBruhl Barbara DeHamer Art Dehon Jeff Denburg Claire Dennis Wilton Dennis Penny Anne Dixon James Donelan Linda Dornberg Peggy Duckett Johnnie Lee Duffie Buddy Durlach Trudy Eldridge Richard Ellis Jack Ellison John Ellsworth Jimmy Evans Sandra Fellers Tuss Fitch John Fort Bobby Fortson Carl Foster Sandra Friedman Beverly Fulmer Judy Gard Arthur Garricli Genie Garvin Patty Gause Bruce Geibel Kay Gerald Barrie Gibson Frank Godfrey Billy Gore Bobby Gower Woody Graham Nancy Grant Sue Gray Anne Greene Lynne Greer Martha Guerard Jeanette Gunter Adrian Gurganious Beth Hall Billy Hammond Bill Hartin Virginia Harwell Douglas Hawlrins Marilyn Hedgepath Isabel Heinitsh Edward Henderson Alvis Hendley Class of 1960 ,?, y Q25 B ii. W,1ii ' fu-diggs? AA 'r V 67 QQ Q ,, 'fi-'K l 4' a A A Freshman Class 68 X G lilo z . Q 4 ' Q9 Scott Hendrix Margaret Hickey Jackie Holiiman Jess Hornsby Buddy Huckabee Butch Hudson Buddy Hutchinson Tommy Hutto Janis Jennings ', il ,ry Ze T ir ggi' obin Jernigan . ' Walter Jewett Jean Johnson Barbara Jones Carole Jones John Jones Marcia Jones Marisue Jones Peggy Jones Sam Jones Robert Jones Derrill Joyce Debbie Kahn Julia Kaminer Ann Kendrick Jimmy King Wayne Kirby Sue Knox Linda Kyzer Humie Laub Bill Law Ben Laden Linda Lee Leigh Lehocky Charles Leicht Linda Leitner Chris Leventis Billy Lindsay Bonnie Ruth Litchfield Gray Little Anna Louise Long Wyman Looney Louise Loriclc Bobby Lovvorn Dolly Lubovsky Roy Lucas John Lupolcl Mary Lynn lsabel Macaulay Nancye Mace Angela Manos Bob Martin Betty Faye Matthews Susan Matthews Carol Mauldin James McCartha Jack McCathern David McClure Donna McCorquocJale Carolyn McDonald Dorothy McDowell Riclly McDowell Bobby McDougall Wayne McElwain Bobby McGuire Robert McLaughlin LeRoy McNutt Marion McPherson William Meare: Marcia Mecllin Barry Meyer Woody Mills Elva Mitchell Frances Mitchell Susan Monteith Dan Moon Elaine Moore Jimmy Moore Peggy Morgan Diana Morris Margaret Moses Class of 1960 69 Brent Mullins Frankie Munn Johnny Nance Carolyn Nelson Joe Novak Mary Anne Nunn Tim Oliver Elaine Ouzts Pud Patterson William Patterson Bobby Payne Eddie Pender Ted Petosky Tommy Plowden Meredith Pogue Vonetta Poston Dick Pregnall Jean Quarles Sonny Rice Polly Richardson Eddie Riley Tama Rivkin James Robbins Edward Roberts Hoke Robinson Neil Robinson Larry Ross Marty Rowell Ginger Sanders Jimmy Sanders Judy Sandiler Dick Schwab Evelyn Scoggins Sarah Seay Christel Seher John Seibels Manning Sellers George Servetas Connie Seyfer Lucy Shand Jimmy Shanman Frankie Sharpe Alice Shealy Harry Shealy Burnet Shealy Bobby Shelby Bill Sherrit Ronnie Shirley Margaret Ann Shorter Gene Shultz Pam Shumaixer Mary Sigmon Nan Sigmon Leonard Simpson Anne Sligh Wife W W Cwwdfiilu L we M vi ' H1 Patsy Smith Paul Smith Robert Smith James Smoak Esther Spearman Rhetta Spigner Charles Speight Johnny Stafford Ronnie Stalvey Bruce Steigner Tommy Stepp Louise Stith Andrea Stocks Bill Stradley Jerry Strawbridge Jimmy Stroud Charme Sturkie Marion Sturlxey Caroline Sullivan Mimi Sunshine Jimmy Taylor Louise Taylor Class of1960 7l Freshman Class 'W' QSM 'V lr' . ' if' ia., X3 Q pm 4-.6 in J 'S :mf M, at ms Q A 5 It at ggi? Q ,MEX 3 'fs 'if in ff H L1 Marie Taylor Norah Teague Evelyn Terry Albert Thomas Alice Thomas Jeff Thomas Herman Thomason Alex Thompson Barry Thompson Linda Thompson Frances Thornton Connie Tiller Marshall Todd Kay Tomlin Phyllis Tomlinson Marjorie Turner Tommy Turner Judy Vanderlip Linda Vinson Thomas Wadslord Jeannette Waits Jim Walters lllie Wayne Freeman Weiner Billy Wells Watson Wharton Sandy Wheat Wiclrie Wheeler Sandra Whitalrer Des White Yvonne Whittle Susan Wienefield Mary Lou Willard Cecil Wilhoit Jerry Williams Kenny Williams Rae Williams Beclre Wingard Pete Wludylla Judy Woodard Bill Woodruff Freshmen Whose Pictures Do Not Appear John Bellc. Rusty Cole, Susan Dess, Perry Gray, Blaine Holton, Jane Chip Starling, Wayne Watts, Douglas Welch, Woody Williams, Je'FFord, Buddy Lawson, Virginia McDowell, Carolyn Metz, Jimmie Robert Wilson, Sarah Wise. Pierce, Rip Pope, John Reynolds, Evelyn Scoggins, Ronnie Shirley, Y X '. at as ' A WW if -3 i 'A ' iiw rf' The Line-Up. Open Sex me. Mr. Whit's Boys. Euphamia lronmonger Su 7-7777. Eat, drink, and be merry: lor tomorrow we may diet. Extra-curricular activities? We've tried! Think up your own. Little Boy Lost. New Orleans or bust' 5 o Classes Home Economics Mechanical Drawing Solid Geometry Physics English Journalism 1? W f:. ':-:- 'f f 1 gin 4 iw 5 xx If i 5 ! A . . 5.1 we-1 it W W. ' it My 1 TBM. MQ A - Mmm xA 4' www-..,....,,,..-fw'l , .... . :Qi .i:i.:f.I3::I3E. ..Ei.:.fZ1 --.W .vm A.. fr' Wm: Wwl 3 'F jgfxffffif wi 1 w,,,,,,,,............-.1 .mfr A A 9? f,3f , , 'CG 5 fx .2 EW ,ik WW . K 2 assi .P-E 5 55 4 L ' . 1 ff nj. ., Jiimf' 514,-.3 FM? L. f gL'.:4 I w . run s YV, I -rf: . v i nj Lf .,.ef,.. ' Q I N., -,Q . My .I ,.l:,7,,.L. . q 7,,.-,.,,,rf.,,,..,7,.,,.....,w.,,...,.,-. .vw , -,.,.,..W,. .-,K f -.-.-,.,,.,...,....... ...,,:,F,,,1,..,.i... -.-..:A,-,..:.,, , ,,,....,i,:.- .,.,, ,.. ,.,,..T -,.. .WY ,....,,..,f,,.f....,W.,TT,,,,.,f.: -my ---V- -V-W--4,7.,f5- --fvgv-,-7-1-7-,ff f , -Q1, .- K P 1 .lj - P ,. 1 M,-. . and V. , - U L M ,,,A v AY, 4, ,-,, -.g....Q,....,,M. , ..-..,-..,,A Q,,,, ,...,... ,,.........-.. ..-.,...,. x..,Q.,-,,.,-,..---.,.--. ... .... ,...-.... ,....... .. ,.,. . g,--.,,, . , W , Student FIRST SEMESTER MARY GAIL HOLLIDAY President CAROLE CROLLEY Vice-President FIRST ROW: Sheila Ussery, Mary Alva Ruff, Linda Hall, Rita Belk, Judy Stone, Branwell Ravenel, Bobby Fuller, Mary Gail Holliday, Carole Crolley, Addie Crolley, Glenda Guy, Chris Tailfer, Sandra Davis, Ellen Stoudemire, Pat McLaurin, Pud Patterson, Beverly Jones, Billy Wells, Ann Booth, Joanne Butterworth. SECOND ROW: Bobby Hunt, Troy Evitt, Jesse Russell, Rose Ann Rigby, Gene Dixon, Carl Germany, Janet Lyman, Tim Oliver, Ben Laden, Dot Watson, George Appenzeller, Emily Timmerman. THIRD ROW: John Broom, Faye Smith, Larry Amick, Martha Espadahl, Bill Shockley, Dale Craig, Bobby Lovvorn, Bill Hartin, Jack Jenny, Martha Holler, Frank Turner, Charley Rigby, Georgianna Leventis, Dwight Taylor, Jack Ellison, Julia Bruce, Jimmy Evatt. The student governing body ol Dreher High School is the Student Council. To voice its opinions and vote on school - business, each homeroom has one representative. It is headed n 0 by a president and vice-president, who are nominated by the I Qs senior class and elected by the entire Student Body, a secre- t Q 'pf ' tar , who is elected b the council members, and a treasurer, ld 2 B 'J 1 O Y Y . . il O 1 who is appointed from the senior class by the president. O i' gi . f I 'S Student Council, by working toward making Dreher a better ' 4 I Q -. 4 school, trains the students lor citizenship through artici ation I , P P 9 5 in school government, broadens their knowledge ol democratic living, and enables them to become better and more useful citizens of tomorrow. 78 'Y V , , President Q . 1 ,Q f SANDRA DAVIS 'Z' fn, Vice-President Council SECOND SEMESTER V. ' r WARNER MONTGOMERY Q ., r . Y' 1 3 , r r, tl X ,I X ' fi, J ,fy P, 1 for ' U WL f .9 FIRST ROW: Rupert Kuhne, Betsy Miller, Carole Crolley, Dottie Huclcs, Sophie Thomas, Warner Montgomery, Sandra Davis, Alex Jenlrins, Glenda Guy, Mandy Farr, Anna Louise Long, Mary Ann Easterling, Linda Driver, Chris Tailler. SECOND ROW: Sheila Andrews, Selina Mc- Nulty, Pat Pearce, Jane Patriclr, Sandy Wheat, Dele Detsill, Barbara Lapidus, Fay Settles, Mary Beth Jones, Toddie Clarke, Joyce Morris, Mar- garet Barlrsdale, Ann Smith. THIRD ROW: Barry Myers, John Ellsworth, Jim McKinnon, Arthur Simons, Warren Courtney. John Broom, Frances Shelley, Virginia Hollis, Tim Oliver, Malcolm Johnstone, Kit Tomlin, Lee Tigner, Carlos Gardner, Chris Leventis, David Easterling, Julius Smith, Walter Robinson, Porter Kinard, Art Dehon, Carl Foster, Jack Taylor, Jimmy Palmer. rljll , lilf !'Q'ES.?. 'MXH 'snags Vihigr SPONSORS OFFICERS Mr. Dewey Gentry Glenda Guy, Treasurer: Alex Jenkins, Secretary: Miss Joyce Gayden Addie Crolley, Secretary. 79 National Honor Society FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS BARBARA KOHN ....... President CAROLE CROLLEY . . Vice-President ELISE MACK . . . . . Secretary JO LYNN HUFFMAN . . Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS WALTER CHASTAIN ....... President JO KIRVEN . . . . Vice-President MARY DONELAN . . Secretary BEN BOYD . . . Treasurer First Semester Officers Second Semester Officers FIRST ROW: Barbara Kohn, Carole Crolley, Elise Mack, Jo Lynn Huffman. SECOND ROW: Harriet Rhame, Trudy Brown, Judy Andrews, Myra Cogburn, Bonnie Faircloth, Ann Logwcod, Kelly Greer, Barbara Rodgers, Sandra Davis, Ann Anderson, Ben Boyd. THIRD ROW: Bob Arring- ton, Francis LaMotte, Mary Donelan, Barbara Bank, Roberta McNeil, Kay Kaiser, Judy DeHamer, Sara Sturdivant, Tommy Davis, Bill Walkup. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Clarke, Mary Snipes, Ellanor Crown, Ann Keller, Lynn Williams, Peg Pearce, Walter Chastain, Foster Bradley, John Smith. FIFTH ROW: Joe Martin, Dick Rockafellow, Sally Blackmon, Dot Quattlebaum, Sarah Hardegree, Sophie Thomas, Jimmy Belk, Richard Hewitt. ABSENT: Joanna Praytor, Shields King, Jo Kirven, Dwight Cathcart, Georgianna Leventis, Dottie Hucks, Frank Buie, Beth Crawford, Warner Montgomery, Gam Glenn, Jimmy Youngblood, Mary Gail Holliday, Dixon Cunningham, Sam Freed, Martha Stuckey, Ronnie Slice, Barbara Lapidus, Kathy Michelson, Jerry Brown, Rupert Kuhne. Eligibility for membership in the Dreher Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society is based upon citizenship, scholarship, ' leadership, and service. Its members are limited to juniors and seniors who have been at Dreher lor at least one year, have an average ol B or better, and have participated in extra- curricular activities. Among its services the Honor Society supplies receptionists lor the lobby, keeps flowers on the re- ception desk, handles the sale of class rings, sponsors the Sen- ior Trip, and provides marshals lor school assemblies and other public gatherings. In addition, this year the Honor Society has sponsored the sale of Dreher decals to raise money for the student lounge, sold Student Directories, and aided Colum- SPONSORS bia High with the housing and entertainment of delegates for Mrs. Charles Foster the state National Honor Society convention held in Columbia Mlss Luclllf Hewlett in March. At this convention, Dreher's candidate, Bil Walkup, was elected president of the State Federation of National Honor Society Chapters. 80 pr it A ' Key Club OFFICERS WALTER CHASTAIN .... . . President WARNER MONTGOMERY . . . Vice-President JOE MATHIS ..... . . Secretary WALKER CLARKE . . . Treasurer Spring Cleaning BACK ROW: Shand Gause, Lee Tigner, Kelly Nelson, Alex Jenkins, Joe Martin, Dwight Cathcart, Dick Rockalellow, Bill Walkup, Jerry Fuller, Mr. Mann, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Gentry, Mr. Myers, Mr. Jones, Mr. Weeks, Robert Brown, Delleney Rutli, Frankie Robinson, Rupert Kuhne, Charles McCallum, Chris Tailler. SEATED: Bobby Fuller, Bill Boyd, Porter Kinard, Moss Faircloth, Jimmy Truesdale, Walker Clarke, Joe Mathis, Warner Montgomery, Walter Chastain, Bobby Hipp, Osce Sell, Jimmy Palmer, Ben Boyd, Kemble Oliver, Allen Folline. ABSENT: Jack Taylor, Ronnie Crolley, Kit Tomlin, Sterling Beckman, Henry Asbill, Lee Floyd, Jesse Russell, Deane Fowble. Boys chosen from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes comprise the membership ol the Dreher Chapter ol the Key Club, an international service organization. Although a young organization at Dreher, it is playing a very active part through its many projects, the Va- riety Show, the Scholarship Fund, the homecoming float, the Dreher-Columbia Dance, ancl the light bulb sale. At the 1956 International Convention in Dallas, the club won two out ol the tive international awards. The Key Club benefits its members, Dreher, ancl the community by its numerous services. r ' MM- 'ff as Q. Z., , -. SPONSORS Mr. G. F. Kennedy, Mr. W. C. Mann 8l The seasons peeped in the windows and watched the life ol Dreher being put between two covers by eleven frustrated students . . . the leaves swirled past as Warner and Judy were elected editor and business manager . . . the last leaves fell as the Blue Devil Club voted on the size of our annual . . . the icy wind seeped under the windows as the statf excitedly approved the sample cover . . . pre-holiday lestivity smiles clashed with the worried laces of WARNER MONTGOMERY JUDY ANDREWS Editor Business Manager Blue Diane, Carlisle,.and Richard desperately trying to get that last page of ads . . . the last bit of tinsel tore at the tree as Miss Ramseur did the same to her hair over deadlines . . . rains came as the photog- rapher began snapping his pictures . . . winds be- came warmer as Sally and Gam smiled over the lay- outs, as Dick became more and more pleased with himself over the sports section, as Shirley jumped for joy that the class pictures were in, and Barbara Nights at the round table BLUE DEVIL STAFF FIRST ROW: Warner Montgomery, Peg Pearce, Gam Glenn, Jo Kirven, Barbara Kohn, Shirley Cleaveland, Barbara Clarke. SECOND ROW: Richard Hewitt, Sally Blaclrmon, Ben Boyd, Nancy Gheesling, Bobby Fuller, Carlisle Caughman, Diane Cook, Dick Roclrafellow. Devil repeatedly reminded us- now,,don't tell anything about the annual, ya'II . . . the blossoms burst to the cadence of .Io's typewriter clicking out the write- ups and identifications . . . Spring blew its fresh warmth in as the annual was sent to the printers- to return bearing its symbols of Dreher's life when the caps and gown swayed to the gait of the gradu- ating seniors. BARBARA KOHN Assistant Editor 2-I-2 i 227 SALLY BLACKMON Art Editor JO KI RVEN Literary Editor ..:. ' W XgKWfz2 saa I I fir Wi if 'T' The Annual DICK ROCKAFELLOW Sports Editor af .... V as as 1. , M, -1 Mp ' YV-rwf f GAM GLENN Activity Editor SHIRLEY CLEAVELAND DIANE COOK MISS MARY RAMSEUR MRS. PAT WANNAMAKER MISS EDNA WALKER Class Editor Assistant Business Manager Literary Advisor Photography Advisor Business Advisor 83 I '., .I X 'Q ,NTI J .13 LJ 1. X. f ' GOOD LUCK y I I B I ue JUNIORS Z. M ' , it I Qfi, Y Only those hardworking gnomes of the Press Box, the Blue Print staff members, can ever know the anguish oI putting out an issue ofthe Pattern of Life at Dreherf' Picture the frenzied activity in the Press Box on Deadline Day . . . the editor tear- ing his hair at the roots, reporters protesting cuts in the product of their genius, the entire staff crying in distress at catastrophic mis- takes in the copy. FIRST SEMESTER DWIGHT CATHCART ...,.. ..... E ditor SALLY BLACKMON ..... . . . Business Manager SECOND SEMESTER LYNN WILLIAMS ............ Editor SALLY BLACKMON . . . Business Manager Deadline' Data BLUE PRINT LITERARY STAFF FIRST ROW: Bill Otis, KeIIey Jones, Lynn WiIIiams. SECOND ROW: Malcolm Johnston, Charlotte Gower, Cynthia GiIIiam, Beth Crawford, Kemp Mooney, Atha Jean Brooks, Bostwick Wyman. 84 i Print Although many articles and editorials claimed first place in contests, the statf of 1957 earnestly tried to put out a paper that would please the students as well as win prizes. This year, the Blue Print tried not only to report news but also to reflect the thoughts and ideals of the student body. Fresh inspiration was gained through par- ticipation in the newly added journalism Q-yi. , . W, f F3515 Would you like . . . CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS class taught by our beloved Yankee spon- sor, Mrs. Mac MacGrew, who contributed immeasurably to the success of the paper with ideas gained from her varied and in- teresting background. lt has been the hope of the editors and statf that the Blue Print, Volume 18, truly contributed to a bigger and better Dreherf' SPONSORS Mr. W. C. Mann, Mrs. Ellen Z. McGrew 2.5- BLUE PRINT BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: Margaret Marsha, Sally Blackmon, Rose Ann Rigby, Mary Donelan, Trudy Brown, Beverly Jones. SECOND ROW: Pat Berne, Rose Mary McCutcheon, Jack Taylor, Diane Cook, Carol Dodd. ART COUNCIL STANDING: Proctor Davis, Suzanne Franklin, Miss Skinner, Atha Jean Brooks, Rhetta Fair, Larry King, Bruce McLeod, Kemp Mooney, David Whitworth. SITTING: Marty Faulk, Carolyn Sumner, Frances Shelley, Sandra Williamson, Anne Edens, Edna Powell, Page Putnam, Frances Baskin. . ,,, AN. . ., Q..-..., ,, ,,,, MISS MOSELLE SKINNER Art Instructor Art Believing that art, when really understood, is the province of every human being, Miss Moselle Skinner has, through her direction ol the Art Council and art activities at Dreher, made it possible for every student to gain that understanding. Among their activities the Art Department has again kept dis- plays in the lobby and first floor halls, and decorated the class rooms with paintings bought with proceeds from the annual Art Bazaar. In addition, this year the council sponsored a provocative Polish Exhibit sent out by the Polish Embassy in Washington and, during the Fine Arts Festival, an exhibition of contemporary art from New York. Thus the Art Department is continuously providing means lor the cultural betterment ol Dreher, Art Class Art Bazaar 86 Speech The National Forensic League has made great strides in developing the speaking ability of young people. This year the league attended con- gresses in High Point, Greenville, Raleigh, ancl Durham, was host to a de- bate tournament held in Columbia, and represented Dreher in the State League Debate and Public Speaking Contests. At the National Forensic League Congress, the Dreher group won such honors as Speakers of the House, Jimmy Truesdale and Bill Workman, Superior Speaker ol the Congress, Malcolm Johnston, and Speaker of the Official House, Sam Freed. Other award winners were Bostwick Wy- man, who won the Voice of Democracy Contest, and Dwight Cathcart, who was the Richland County Representative at the National Constitu- tional Convention. Mrs. Lupold, Mrs. SPONSORS Johns NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE MEMBERS NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE FIRST ROW: Dwight Cathcart, Sammy Freed, Atha Jean Brooks, AWARD WJNNERS M l l Johnston, Susan Vogel- SECOND ROWI -llmmY Tfueulalef Dwight Cathcart, Jimmy Truesdale, Bostwick Wyman, M c l Jo n k Wyman, Tommy Davis, Rosalyn Donny, Allan Kahn, Jean stone, Tommy Davis, Bill Workman, Sally Freed. Jhs Lana Bell, Page Putnam, Gloria Lonck. THIRD ROW: Ch l Rgby, Bill Workman, Leroy Cohen, Archie Smith, Sue Gray, D l V ar, Barbara Quick. Dramatics The Dramatics Club, composed of students interested in acting or in the various phases of production, meets once a week during club period. Besides the meeting each week and in lieu of a course in dramatics, mem- bers get practical experience during productions which are usually held at Christmas and during the Fine Arts Festival in the spring. This year the club staged a Christmas Pageant, The Nativity, in conjunction with the Music Department and a three-act play, The Curious Savage, which was given during the month of March. The Curious Savage Christma SPONSORS Miss Kaminer, Mr. B Mrs. Turnbull S Pageant 6 :m..mf.,ml...,. . . W--v ...l,...a .mmm--up-Mama--1-J-.N i A Ei fi 2. S gk if FS ii Qi gi SS Q3 ALL-STATE BAND FIRST ROW: Franlr Buie, Terry Stull, Woody Woodruff, Richard Compton, Tommy Walsh. SECOND ROW: Guy Meares, Billy Cherry, John Smith, Jim Cherry, Tommy Wainner, Bobby Maxwell, Jimmy Kemp. The Band, under the directorship of Mr. La- thirteen of its members in the All-State Band. Vern Jay Hahn, has again taken an active part in So, once more, let us this year tip our hats to the musical world in and around South Carolina. those early risers and late practicers, the mem- The band played For all football games, pep ral- bers ofthe Dreher High School Band. lies, many basketball games, and also placed DIRECTOR Mr. LaVern Jay Hahn OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Jimm Kem Cor Y P' ' poral: Tommy Wainner, 2nd Lieu- tenant: Andrea Stoclrs, Corporal: Richard Compton, Corporal: SEC- OND ROW: Franlr Buie, lst Ser- geant: Melvin Carr, Corporal: Pat ' O'Kelly, Corporal. THIRD ROW: Woody Woodruff, Corporal: Jim Cherry, 2nd Lieutenant. 89 GIRLS' SEXTETTE Sarah Spearman, Harrief Rhame, Jo Lynn HuFfman, Sarah Hardegree, Jo Ann Gold- son, Lynn Eddy. BOYS' OCTETTE David Padgeit, Pai Paiferson, Raymond Davenpori, Tommy Davis, Barry Kiger, John Woods, Jim McKinnon, Bobby Lown. MRS. VALREE L. EVANS LORETTA LEVER Dif6Cf0f Accompanrsi Chorus I 1 x W x 90 Orchestra Billy Fishburne, Lucille Ro'Ff, Harriet Shway. MR. WALTHER KRUEGER Director LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Bowers, Betty Moore, Lucille ROFF, Christel Gehr, Nell McDonald, Harriett Shway, Eddie Amodio, Carol Hudson, Val Jean Derriclr, Jim Cherry, Junior Pool, Eddie Thain, Carolyn McDonald, Phil Pendleton, Harry Harlcey, Manning Sellers, Martha Guerard, Jerry McSwain, Sam McCuen, Bob McCullough, Calvin Green, Donald Doughty, Butch Jowers, Steve Weston, John Hancock. 91 Services Receplionisis Youth Council Announcers Audio-Visual Aids Freshmen Counselors Snack Bar Workers Monitors 2 ' Otfice Assistants Cafeteria Workers Library Assistants Library Representatives Literary Yearbook Assembling, assembling, assembling . . . Has anyone got a type- writer eraser? . . . Be sure to check this list carefully . . . This is a poem?! . . . Those essays have to be in by . . . Gosh, l wish I could write . . . Have the judges decided yet? . . . Run off fifty copies of this, please . . . Why can't people remember to sign these slips?'i . . . No work today? Wonderful! . . . How many copies did you say they ordered? . . . We'll deliver them Monday . . . Oh, don't you like the new yearbooksfn . . . Just think, we're all through now. sPoNsoRs Miss Jo Joyner Mrs. J. K. Henry SEATED: Miss Joyner, Mrs. Henry, Elise Mack, Georgianna Leventis, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elise Mack, Ann Anderson, Joy Ackerman, Sara Joy Ackerman. STANDING: Lynn Eddy, Melinda McDowell, Margie Sturdivant, Molly Schwab, Dottie Hucks. Lancaster, Ann Anderson, Molly Schwab, Dottie Hucks, Bobbie Delleney, Jean Thom, Mary Ann Craft, Janie Hane. C7 3 i Radio . . . Travel . . . Fuiure Teachers of America . . . Y-Teens . . . Photography . . . Knifting Bridge . . . Boating . . . International Correspondence . . . Bachelors Anonymous Adventure . . . Sculpting. we W-t S QQ.. i 2 I Q E g M ,..,e,r 7 11 5El t IFR I - E34EaES'.NWW?5iG5ai2iliE?QQf Y,.w'lWf2 w1alRz-?1Q5'ff.'5r Zy BW515 B41'1'2?f R 36 H 1 w x 'S fy BW 2552 Tzkgpg W. C. MYERS Coach J. K. HENRY C. A. STUART Coordinator ol Athletics Assistant Coach FOOTBALL Although one of the lightest squads in Dreher's history, the 1956 football team was lcn o w n throughout the state for its spirit, hustle, and de- termination. With these qualities and the will to win, the team became one of the finest in the state. a Much ofthe team's success and recognition was due to the efforts of Coach Red Myers and his assistant, Charles Stuart. Coach Myers was hon- ored again this season by his selection as Class AA Coach of the Year in South Carolina. Dreher's laurels were not confined to coaching. One player, Henry Asbill, was chosen to play in the Shrine Bowl and was a member of the All- State team. Another, Lee Rhame, received praise through his selection as back of the year in South Carolina. After a victorious Thanksgiving Day finale, Dre- her emerged with a record of nine victories, one loss, and one tie. This fine showing merited Dre- her its highest honor of the year, that ol the state- wide class AA football champions. HENRY ASBILL WARNER MONTGOMERY DAVlD PADGETT Captain Co-Captain RUPERT KUHNE lAbsent. KIT TOM LIN l Managers State MAA Champions FIRST ROW: Jesse Russell, Troy Eviti, Johnny Calais, Bucky Drake, Barry Kiger. SECOND ROW: Henry Asbill, Jerry Fuller, Julius Smith, Allen Folline, Warner Montgomery. THIRD ROW: Jim Tipton, Lee Rhame, Funky Holler, George Criddle, Jim Waiies. FOURTH ROW: John Hooker, Dick Rockalellow, Ronnie Crolley, Roluerf Madclen, Kirk Woodliel. FIFTH ROW: Phillip Laiham, Tom Cox, Jerry McDanieIs, Roger Hicks, Sam Jones. SIXTH ROW: Walter Robinson, Den Lewis, Bill Snipes, Cecil Roberts, Deane Fowble, Porter Kinard. 99 JIM WAITES Halfback JESSE RUSSELL Center JULIUS SMITH Guard TROY EVITT I'IaIfback Senior Football Players LEE RHAME Hallbaclr All-Area All AA AA Back of ilme Year All-Skate Area's Most Valuable BILL SNIPES Guard IOI KIRK WOODLIEF Tackle E, GEORGE CRIDDLE f Y - Quarierback A ' 3 M . '- W 1 l5f3Ll'fbff'f'fv f1f V sffwfii M5 'iw HENRY ASBILL JERRY FULLER End Tackle All-Area, All-Stake, All-AA, Shrine Bowl Scores Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher . . 26 Eau Claire . . . 19 Camden . . 16 Olympia . . . 20 Rock Hill . . . . 7 Broolcland-Cayce . . 0 Sumier . . 0 Dreher 0 Dreher 0 Dreher 0 Dreher 6 Drel1er 0 Wall WWW! 19 Greenville . .... 0 6 Orangeburg . . . 12 33 Georgetown . . 0 21 Conway . . . 14 6 Columbia . . . 0 ROGER HICKS .HM TIPTON JERRY MCDANIEL Hallbacl: Halibaclc Tackle lO2 J? , qv'-' W ' 'ink - FRANK TURNER WARNER MONTGOMERY ROBERT MADDEN Tackle Halfback Tackle I -ff W-dk? M W-w -f 'J N' nik- k 3 4... -lf .al BARRY KIGER Quarterback SAM JONES End I03 Homecoming Homecoming . . line ol convertibles and waving on the onto the field . . . screaming cheerleaders . . . The excitement of the undefeated Blue Devils smashin happiness of victory. . The Key Club boys decorating the long . . . Sally and Carmen shivering, smiling, float . . . The sponsors walking proudly Waddy's blue Model A hauling eight g into the Broolcland-Cayce line . . . the Homecoming Queen, SALLY BLACKMON Maid-ol-Honor, CARMEN CHERRY DELORES SOMMERSET for JIM TIPTON ROSALLEN SPENCER for SAM JONES JUDY ANDREWS for FRANK TURNER JEANNIE DEWSON Ior KIRK WOODLIEF ESTHER SPEARMAN for BARRY KIGER SYLVIA MOSELY Ior ROGER HICKS PAT LYNN for TROY EVITT EDIE BELLINGER Ior JULIUS SMITH IO4 SALLY BLACKMON for BILLY SNIPES LYNN EDDY Ior HENRY ASBILL, Captain JO KIRVEN for WARNER MONTGOMERY, Co-Captain MARY ALVA ROOF for JIM WAITES JANE BUSBY for JESSE RUSSELL PATSY DAVIS for LEE RHAME JOYCE MORRIS Ior ROBERT MADDEN JO LYNN HUFFMAN Ior JERRY MCDANIEL PAT McLAURIN for GEORGE CRIDDLE LIDIE SWAN for ALLEN FOLLINE BECIE CASEY Ior JERRY FULLER IOS Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: Jimmie Mills, Jack Mc- Cathern, Bobby Hipp, Lionel Harvin, Jerry Ballentine, Wade Jones, Jerry Dixon, Jack Jenny, Jim Fouche. SEC- OND ROW: Mose Faircloth, David Hogg, Walter Tuten, Jimmy Coving- ton, Buddy Duke, Julian Howell, Dan Dinwiddie, Billy Cherry, Bobby Cherry. THIRD ROW: Buddy Foy, Johnny Cas- key, Gordon Campbell, Mike Wall, Billy Elder, Sonny Chunn, Jimmy Moore, Marnie Hook. FOURTH ROW: Joe Sanders, Bob Grim, Guy Meares, Gene Patterson, Jimmy Evitt, Neal Hutchinson, D o n a I d Doughty, Ted Petosky. HB Squad FIRST ROW: Joe Lawrence, Lynn Hill, Wilton Dennis, Harry Porth, Butch Hudson, Mac Ogburn, Dickie Melton, Bob Martin, Pringle Boyle. SECOND ROW: David Jenny, Hank Bartos, Billy Cherry, Mike Dozier, Bobby Cherry, Tommy Hutto, Ford Douglass, Ted Petosky, Wayne Whisnant, Bill Hartin. THIRD ROW: Robert Clark, Chris Le- ventis, Charles Speight, Allord Leech, Bill Sherratt, Robert Chesnut, Lester Blackwell, John Crosby, Reggie Curley, Chip Clary. FOURTH ROW: David Hamiter, Frank Godfrey, Buddy Hutch- inson, Jim Patterson, Ralph Bradley, John Tuller, Kent Wright, Bruce Steig- ner, Joel Gottlieb, Joe Novak. FIFTH ROW: Carl Foster, John Breeden, Fred Davis, Chuck Sawyer, Egan Skinner, Billy Blake, Billy Bodie, Ricky Belser, Wickie Wheeler. SIXTH ROW: Charles Cloaninger, Chip Starling, P ri n g l e Clinkscales, Will Brown, Mac Bertram, Ernie Bertram, B u d d y Huckabee, Frankie Sharpe, Dwight Reardon, Dud- ley Davis. MR. ARTHUR TAYLOR MR. ARLlE W. WHlTTlNGHlLL B Squad Coaches MR. C. W. BRANCH Junior Varsity Coach IO6 M mv8.- , q , :.V1, , 1 .A Q Q X ,Q fi'-.M -mr AQ :Y . w .Q g NAB 3 x 'Y 1 7 33 i as D it 3 ., ' wr ' , O ' 33. A. W. WHITTINGHILL Coach Basketball How about that, sports fans . . . we're number one again! Yes, although somewhat erratic at times, our '57 Blue Devils at last unveiled their talents at the state tournament. There, in its finest game of the season, Dreher toppled a strong Greenville team to become the State AA Champions lor the second straight year. Under the masterful guidance of Coach Arlie Whittinghill, the team has once again shown its worth on the hardwood. Dreher is losing six prominent seniors, but will have a host of promising young hoopsters on hand for next year. Our Blue Devils completed the season with an overall record of eleven victories and ten defeats. State MAA Champions FIRST ROW: Eddie MacDonald, Mose Faircloth, Delleney Ruff, Sidney Bethune, Marnie Hoot. SECOND ROW: Kelley Jones, Allen Follinc, Lee Floyd Henry Asbill, Jim Waites, Robert Brown, Alex Jenkins, Jimmy Moore. THIRD ROW: Lionel Harvin, Hilliard Booth, Frankie Robin- son Leroy Cohen, Oliver Donelan, Richard Hewitt, Tom Bradley, Edward Holler, Kit Tomlin. IO8 Dreher Drel1er Drel1er Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher Drel1er Dreher Dreher Drelwer Dreher Dreher Dreher 5 PORTER KINARD E , rr, I Manager Scores . . 64 Rock Hill . . . ..56 Olympia....... . . . . . 49 Broolcland-Cayce . . . . . 61 Columbia . . . ..43 Olympia... . . . . 47 Eau Claire . . . . . 54 Columbia . . . . . . . . 40 Spartanburg . . . . . . . 46 Greenville . . ..48 Roclc Hill.. ..63 Parlcer.... .. ..80 EauClaire... .. . . . . . 79 Broolcland-Cayce . . . . 57 Greenville . . . .. ..48 Parlrer..... . . . . 48 Spartanburg . . . . . . 70 Broolcland-Cayce 55 57 63 39 57 49 38 60 64 57 57 53 57 64 58 63 53 XX ll B Squa Dreher Dreher Drel-ner Drel1er cl ROBERT BROWN, LEE FLOYD Captains TOURNAMENT GAMES ....49 Columbia..... Broolcland-Cayce . Sumter ...... ...64 ...80 . . . 56 Greenville . . . . ess 41 ,az LEFT TO RIGHT: Wiclrie Wheeler, Dudley Davis, Artie Delwon, Billy Gore, Jackie McCathern, Billy Wells, Diclrie Schwab, John Fort Bobby Fortson. I09 if Q fy ,A, 2 ....1ez:',:, - i --, 'Jj.', X511-M .... z:fzf'az3i:z f321523152-fff'E2E5E.:I f ' ' -f:.E:g,2a:':5::-1':,:- E ,y W , - 1, 5 wg .' 5 N ff gaa if is , 9- , g I V M iii is -5 n . 3 ,, 5 df A my X WW M51 ' 1 3 N - 1, ' Q 1 3 ' Q ?A f .rgk H Z I '3 U 9 Q3 gg 1 ,,., is Z K Cheerlead JACK TAYLOR STS The homecoming parade with smiling Sally on the throne . . . Happy Homer, who could rarely get to summer practices on time in his beat-up black Ford . . . Jo's momma almost not letting her cheer 'cause ol an injured leg re- ceived in a girls' football game . . . The song- filled buses with people packed in like sardines . . . Shield's friendly smile . . . The lun of dec- orating belore every home game . . . The day the Columbia High School Band played The Monkey Wrapped His Tail Around The Flag- pole while Lee hung the noble colors, blue and white, from the goal posts . . . Jack and Joe's never ceasing words ol advice . . . Mary Alva's eyes lighting up as the team came on the field . . . Miss Rentz's toil and guidance . . . Cheer- leaders' memories. , , Head Cheerleader JO KIRVEN J ri, W LEE TIGNER -I I - SALLY BLACKMONI HOMER SHEFFIELD MARY ALVA RUFF JOE MARTIN SHIELDS KING II2 Golf Jack Maynard, Edwin Spears, Guy Sorrell, Bobby Kapp, Roy Lucas, Manning Sellars. Alex Jenkins, Earl Craig, Jimmy Palmer, Kelly Nelson. T ' FIRST ROW: Archie Smith, George LaFaye, James Knox, Billy Reniz, Bobby Burns. SECOND ROW: Franlcie Robinson, Walker Clarke, Kelly Jones, Dixon Cunningham, Hilliard Booth, John Smith, Russell Stanland. II3 Track On your mark! Get set! Go! And go they did. Right through an undefeated season to the winning ol the State meet. Under the guidance of coaches Red Myers and Arthur Taylor, the cindermen became well-known in North and South Carolina lor their brilliant showings. Throughout the year a large number ol boys participated in the meets. At the State meet, the Dreher tracksters set four records and tied another. Walt Hudson established a new 220 record and tied the 100 record. Jesse Russell broke the mile record held previously by Dreher, and Bury Hudson bounded over the low hur- dles in record time. Dominating every meet, the mile relay team posted a record breaking time. With a strong lorce return- ing, the 1957 future looks bright. FIRST ROW: Robert Madden, Sterling Beckman, Gene Brown, Jerry Laurie, Jimmy Moore, Kenny Dickert, John Conyers, Frankie Sharp, Jimmy Glenn, George Criddle, Chris Tailler, Tatum Gressette, Johnny Benton. SECOND ROW: Bill Hartin, Bruce Spigner, Tim Oliver, Cecil Roberts, Jack Bolt, Buford Chappell, Bobby Hipp, John Tuller, Larry Cole, Bill James, Alden Sweetman, Jimmy Miller, Ralph Singleton, Jack Jenny, Bill Elder. THIRD ROW: Bill Walkup, Ray Weston, Joe Gibson, Malcolm Gordon, Melvin Carr, Bill Workman, John Broom, George Thompson, Sonny Sheppard, Bobby Hunt, Porter Kinard. II4 ALLEN FOLLINE JOHNNY B. SHINN JAMES MUNDY Baseball J. K. HENRY Coach STERLING BECKMAN BILL SNIPES DICK ROCKAFELLOW CHESTER DUKE Ii? ' b Y Sports Achon Track-Tennis-Football-Baseball-M odern Da ncin g-Basketball W FH' Volleyball, basketball, modern dance, softball, and tennis are only a few of the various activities offered to the girls at Dreher by the Athletic Association. For volleyball, the association sponsored a play day for the senior and junior high schools of Columbia, and in basketball, one for the female devils and the Rock Hill High School play- ers. The girls' tennis team competed with those from Charleston, Florence, Hartsville, and Darlington. For the first time this year, the modern dance group performed in Asheville, N. C., at the Southern Convention of Health, Physical Education, and Recre- ation, went to Clemson College to perform at the Junior Follies, and attended a modern dance workshop at Winthrop College. Not only have the girls been taught the skill necessary to excel in these activities but also have acquired the spirit and willing- ness necessary for good sportsmanship. OFFICERS GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CAROLE CROLLEY, President, ROBERTA Mc- NEIL, Vice-President, MEREDITH POGUE, Sec- retary-Treasurer, KAY WILLCOX, Intramural Chairman, FRANCIS LaMOTTE, Awards Chair- man, ADDIE CROLLEY, Publicity Chairman. PHYSICAL EDUCATION LEADERS FIRST ROW: Dorothy Baronowski, Billie Clod- lelter, Katie Coleman, Saundra Toney, Jean- nie Patrick, Ann Shoal, Jeannie Dewson, Nancy Lee, Delores Somerset, B. B, Lide, Sandra Stallings, Carole Crolley. SECOND ROW: Sandra Hanel, Pat Pearce, Jayne Droon, Betsy Miller, Ann Graham, Mary Ann Turner, Connie Fallaw, Gail Nunn, Pat Lynn, Sheila Andrews, Addie Crolley, Barbara John- son, Janet Lyman, Ailene Pope. 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