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AROUND OUR WORLD IN ONE HUNDRED . AND EIGHTY DAYS Qf anfe1zt5 E I l S I I f 1 Q ' I ::.: QQQQ Q 3 , . ,-., 4 I ACTIVITIES . . . . . . . . Page 78 Page H. . . our own train ol aCflOl'l . . . I' . . . the transportation was our train ol thought. . . 2 n I SPORTS .Q ........ Page 98 . . . forever striving to better themselves . . . BEAUTIES ....... I . Page 120 . . around a truly special, enchanted world . . . 5 . , 2: .x r 'ff fsswfkgfgg Q - li g r 5 Xl ff .. -- gh? 'X WW., .W sg- ., Q - 4- Q .W 5511?-fr 23gE?i3EE :':- I K W .. .... . ws fi-sffmslfslfisffri,vii? ,ff - g fjffit M sfggfg-s.W,,wgh, -5 With refreshed minds and enthusiastic hearts, we join w to travel the paths ot education and friendship within the 4 la, ith teiiow students realm of our world. 65357 -4- is 5 1 il Q 5 N s Q1 Yfgxsrw Q girl sw ... A if ,, Wx: :I ': WW :. ,.:f.:.,.., at figs, ...,. I .,E,.,5.,: ,E.:,:E,... :,,.,: ::.:-::. : :E 3E5E3 sw as Q Sv M Hgh Em 'P X vm, w. ff-1 P as z mi ,Wm reg Q Dedication There it goes again! Doubt not your eye- sight or your sanity, for it's not a satellite orbiting about our halls, it's just Mr. Simpson scurrying to the aid of some teacher or stu- dent. You see, he's like that, always walking that extra mile-smiling that extra smile. Officially he is only a teacher and sponsor ofthe Snack Bar, but unotficially he's the Mr. Fixit and Dreher's most avid sport enthusiast -in short, a very wonderful man. If again you should see, and you will, a shiny dome and a pipe flashing down the halls, return his hello and be glad that he is a Dreherite. He profits most who serves best, and profit he has, lor Mr. Simpson has won the heart of Dreher High School. Mr. Charles T. Simpson As a teacher As a sponsor As a friend Mr. Guy L. Varn Superintendent It is easy to recognize you, Mr. Varn, as our stately and dignified superintendent, but it is your personal qualities which have won the recognition, respect, and admiration of your associates and students all over the city and state, qualities of innate honesty, in- tegrity, and fairness to all. Because these qualities are as much a part of you as your friendly smile and warm greeting, we want you to know, Mr. Varn, that we are proud there are people like you in the field of education. ADMINISTRATION As I sat in the assembly, I suddenly found myself viewing the figure now standing be- fore the podium. The deep baritone voice echoed across the large room as our speaker thoughtfully, simply, and forcefully advised us, his words IuII of wisdom and sincerity. Few men would we find in our educational careers so interested in the individual, his talents and his shortcomings. It was not un- usual to see this colorful personality walking down the hall humming the latest song hit, pausing between notes to greet a student with a witty comment or just a friendly hello. Suddenly the multitude of hands were ap- plauding this gentleman, and, as I joined in, one thought came to mind-here was a great man, here was our principal, Mr. Blum. Mr. .l. K. Blum Principal i A- , 1 Miss Grace Sease Mr. Arlie W. Whittinghill M' ' il ' Assistani Principal Assisfanf Principal A H , lrkgfwlkbba ,ii V Q Q f M za - 4 41' 1' F A ' . N4 1 M141 L' 1 if D Mrs. Helen C. Bailey Mrs. Lucy Leavitt Secretary Secretary 7 Mrs. Catherine H. Baulcnight Commerce Mrs. Mary Ann Boles Physical Education Mr. C. W. Branch History and Physical Education Miss Mildred Brown Latin Mr. E. L. Epting Mathematics and Industrial Arts Mr. Sidney Cauthen M.ZcaYaykli?c History and Physical Education Miss Anne Clements Englis ' .xy BP' Q. CWM Mrs. Etfie W. Collins Mathematics and History L. Evans Mrs. Elizabeth B. Foran Librarian Mrs. Isabel W. Foster English DREHER Mrs. Geneva P. Corder History 1 Mrs. Elizabeth T. Crouch Commerce Miss Lucille Derrick English Mrs. Eleanor H. Doggette Latin and Mathematics Mrs. Lynn R. Eady Physical Education 8 Keep Smiling Miss Joyce M. Gayden Psychology Mr. C. Dewey Gentry History Mrs. Elise H. Godfrey English Mr. LaVern J. Hahn Band FACULTY What would Sigmund Freud say about this? 'Q ibll-Maul Banu--vw. ww- Mrs. Annette M. Henry English Mr. J. K. Henr Y Physical Education, Study Hall Miss Lucille Hewlett English Mrs. Odelle B. Hicks Chemistry Miss Virginia G. Holliday Commerce Mr. Harry U. Hollis, Jr. Spanish Miss Thelma Humphrey Commerce Mrs. Jacqueline E. Jacobs Science and Commerce Mrs. Lois H. Johnson History Mrs. Helen H. Jones Mathematics Miss Martha Jones Librarian X Mr. William E. Jones Speech and Science 9 Miss Mildred Jordan History Miss Josephine Joyner Spanish Mr. Albert E. Lee History Mrs. Dorothy Lu pold History Miss Ellen MacLauchlin Home Economics Mr. William C. Mann Mathematics Mr. David E. Morgan Distributive Education Mrs. Ellie D. Reese Mathematics Mrs. Mary S. Richardson Science and Psychology Mr. Herbert J. Robinson History Miss Grace Sease Psychology DREHER Mrs. Ruth K. Ninestein, Jr. 1 Latin and French F Mr. James S. Park, Jr. Electronics and Physics Miss Pattie Parker English Miss Joye Pettigrew English and Journalism Miss Mary Ramseur English IO Teachers study, too? Mrs. Maude B. Simpson English Mr. Charles T. Simpson lndustrial Arts Miss Moselle Skinner Art Miss Cornelia Stanley Home Economics FACULTY What worm? Mr. Thomas W. Stolces Chemistry Mrs. Eliza H. Stone History Mr. Charles A. Stuart Physical Education Mr. Arthur M. Taylor, Jr. Mathematics and Science Mrs. Kathleen M. Thomas English Mrs. Cornelia C. Turnbull Mathematics Mrs. Lucille Turney-High French Miss Edna Walker Mathematics Mrs. Patricia Wannamalcer English and German Mrs. Katherine C. Ward Mathematics Mr. Artie W. Whittinghill Chemistry Mrs. Ruth H. Woodruff English Mrs. Myra F. Wyman English and French 2 a ef HE transportation was our train of thought . . .the gentle under- standing of guidance . . . the curi- osity of young minds . . . the dignity of wisdom . . . the birth of new ideas. CLASSES SENIOR CLASS The lazy summer sun warmed our friendships as we, the Seniors, entered Dreher for our last year. Our first few months were spent in becoming accustomed to being seniors. After the initial excitement, we began our last tour of perhaps our most treasured world. Our athletes scored victories in honors and sportmanship, our scholars achieved rank and merit unparalleled by any other school, and each senior gave his every talent to hold high the dignity of Dreher. Within the scope of four years, we have traveled the road of honor, wounded pride, victory, friendship, and maturity. We've given our best and, in return, we have strengthened our faith in knowledge and our faith in friendship. Though now the doors of Dreher may close behind us, we, the seniors, have left a very large portion of our hearts within the halls of Dreher. OFFICERS PORTER KINARD . . ..... .... P resident RONNIE CROLLEY . . . Vice President BULLET BRADLEY . . . . Secretary TEDDY KOHN . . Treasurer SENIOR COMMITTEES CI'-355 Day Robes Graduafion I5 in BEST SCHOOL CITIZEN M52 Ann .Hunf ON TOP OF BEST ALL-ROUND jrancia ofa Woffe mf w.,f4,,,, MOST DEPENDABLE joe muffin georgiana oafzuenfb OUR WORLD MOST POPULAR p0I'!el' JGHGPCI MOST INTELLECTUAL Qogerfa We Wei!! B05tlUiCL wman WITTIEST Joyce Worrid M, Jawa, P it .. xi , ,Q ,,,. .sziefcfa .!Gng payl'll0l'lJ m6lUel'll90l'f I8 ON TOP OF MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED M52 .xdnn M 1f1f,,f4,,,0 MOST CONSIDERATE paid? lauiri .Hunt OUR WORLD MOST ATHLETIC kogerfa We Wei!! 621 JJJZW BEST LOOKING lynn ponnie Game? f, 'V 'ff ,WM WZ, sw fx. f I 9 jf ,Q 6 my L33 16 Q17 anal? 606 mf, Jun I9 HOMECOMING QUEEN MAID-OF-HONOR VALENTINE QUEEN VALENTINE QUEEN Lynn Eddy Shields King HCDNORED D. A. R. GIRL KING TEEN MISS HI MISS Shields King Jimmie Mills Roberta McNeill 20 GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE SEATED: Peg Pearce, Shields King. STANDING: Dick Roclralellow, Bill Wallrup, Ruperi Kuhne, Ben Boyd. SENIORS MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS FIRST ROW: Homer Sheffield, Lillian Carr, Roberta McNeill, Claudia Wingate, Elleanor Crown, Mary Ann McNayr, Joe Martin. SECOND ROW: John Smith, Gordon Campbell, Jack Jenny, Diclc Roclcalellow, Jimmy Bellr, Albert Moses, Bostwiclr Wyman. 2 I ,Q 1 Abdalla, A. Abdalla, J. Abernathy Adams Addy Q ik Allen Androslro Arrington Austin ALFRED GERARD ABDALLA True worth is in being. not seeming. Vice-President Homeroom: Photography Club: S E N I O R S Beckham Bell: Bellows Bennett JOSEPH PHILIP ABDALLA A true lriend to all who come his way. President and Vice-President Homeroom: Li- brary Representative: Photography Club: Chess Club. RICHARD KAY ABERNATHY A will to do, and a soul to dare. Canasta Club: Distributive Education Club: Football Rules Club: B Squad Football and Baseball: Bachelors Anonymous Club, THELMA VONDELL ADAMS Pleasant was her nature, bright her smile. Library Representative: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Typing Club: Y-Teens: Camellia and Azalea Club. BRENDA KAY ADDY With shining eyes and a pleasant smile she conquers. Future Business Leaders ol America Club: Typing Club: Distributive Education Club: Games Club. JOHN BAKER ALLEN He that has patience has what he will. Band: Audio-Visual Aids: B Squad Foot- ball: Hi-Y Club: Field and Stream Club. LARRY ANDROSKO Let me serve a little better Those that I am striving lor. Transferred from Bremerhaven, Germany. 22 Barlrsdale ROBERT EDWARD ARRINGTON ln thy lace we see the map ol honor, truth, and loyalty. Bachelors Anonymous Club: Debate Club: Vice- President Homeroom: National Forensic League Club. MARION FREDERICK AUSTIN A good temper is the most contented, the most comfortable state ol the l. Solosoaund Ensemble Club: Photography Club: Radio Club: Band: Dance Band Club: Trans- lerred from Charleston High School. MARGARET HOWELL BARKSDALE A lriendly grin with a mischievous gleam. Student Council: Vice-President Homeroom: Bridge Club: Monitor: Snack Bar Worker: Future Teachers of America Club: Transferred from Columbia High School. SARAH FRANCES BECKHAM She who laughs, lasts. Vice-President Homeroom: Future Business Leaders ol America Club: Social Cabinet: Distributive Education Club: Bridge Club. JAMES FRANKLIN BELK Music in his fingers, wisdom in his mind, Oh, lar we'll have to looll, a better boy to find. National Honor Society: Social Cabinet: Li- brary Assistant: Photography Club: French Club. CAROL HUDSON BELLOWS To be loved is all I need and whom I love, I love indeed. President and Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Bridge Club: Marriage and Family Relations Club: French Club: Library Representative. PAUL ZEIGLER BENNETT He has the ability to do all things weIl. B Squad Football: Bachelors Anonymous Club: Football Rules Club: Field and Stream Club: Hi-Y Club: Chess Club. Bennett Bernard Betsill Bissett Blackwell Blankenship Boland Boney THOMAS HEYWARD BENNETT TaIent is that which is in a man's power. Band: Secretary Travel Club: B Squad Football: Secretary Homeroom. CAROLYN GREY BERNARD Nothing endures but personal qualities. Marriage and Family Relations Club: Canasta Club: Y-Teens Club: Transferred from Syracuse, New York. GWENDOLYN ADELE BETSILL The radiance ol her sunny smile brightens many a gloomy day. Student Council: Secretary-Treasurer and Vice- President Homeroom: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Blue Print : Typing Club: Bridge Club. MARION ORCELIA BISSETT Sincerity, not gold, is a woman's best ornament. Bridge Club: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Modern Dance: Health Council: Monitor: Office Assistant. CLYDE WILLIAM BLACKWELL Good nature is one oi the richest gms. Marching and Concert Band: Library Repre- sentative: Scrabble Club: Science Club: Moni- tor: Audio-Visual Aids Club. ROBERT MARSHALL BLANKENSHIP I am myself my own commander. President and Vice-President Homeroom: B Squad and Junior Varsity Football: Secretary Distributive Education Club: Bridge Club: Foot- ball Rules Club. ARTHUR GLENN BOLAND Gentle in his manners, Strong in his character. National Honor Society: Problems Club: Li- brary Assistant: Travel Club: Senior Graduation Committee. WILLIAM ELSWORTH BONEY He is a pattern of all patience. Hi-Y Club: Band: Solo and Ensemble Club: Orchestra Club: Library Assistant. 'OLIVER HILLIARD BOOTH He wins without boasting and loses without excuse. A and B Squad Basketball: Tennis: Science Club: Jets Club. LINDSEY DALE BOOZER His unassuming air conceals host ol ideas and worthy ideals. School Photographer: Blue Print Photog- rapher: Radio Club: President Photography Club: Boating Club. MARTHA ANNE BOOZER She who 'Finds it's lun to live has the best that life can give. Vice-President and Secretary Homeroom: Prob- lems Club: Student Council: Social Cabinet: Art Club: Argyle Club: Cheerleaders Club. MINNIE LANGLEY BOSTICK Pretty to Ioolr at, nice to know: lt's no wonder we love her so. Snack Bar Committee: Blue Print Club: Vice-President Homeroom: Library Representa- tive: Cheerleaders Club. BENJAMIN BLAKELY BOYD The true perfection ol man lies, not in what man has, but in what man has done. Activities Editor BLUE DEVIL: Vice-President and Treasurer National Honor Society: Key Club: Youth Council: Student Council: Presi- dent, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Sophomore Counselor: Vice-Presi- dent Sophomore Class: District Representative State National Honor Society: Boys' State. WILLIAM CLARENCE BOYD Ill Here is a man, strong and tall, Blessed with ability and leading all. President Student Body: A Squad and Junior Varsity Football: Delegate to Key Club District Conventions, Greensboro and Charlotte, North Carolina: President Homeroom: Student Lounge Committee: B Squad Basketball. 23 B00fI'l Boozer, L. 1958 Boyd, B. Boyd. W. Boykin Bradley, H. Bradley, R. Bradley, T. Brandenburg Brandon Branham Brooks Broom Brown, B. SENIORS Brown, E. Brown, R. Bruce Bryson JAMES ERWIN BOYKlN A quiet tongue shows a wise heart. Football Rules Club: Field and Stream Club: B Squad Baseball: Discussion Club. HERBERT WEATHERSBEE BRADLEY, JR. Written on his lace by nature's hand are these two words, 'A Gentleman'. Graduation Committee: Blue Print Ex- change Manager, Business Club: Canasta Club: Scrabble Club. ROBERT FOSTER BRADLEY Wisdom is knowing what to do next. Skill is knowing how to do it and virtue is doing it. Treasurer National Honor Society: Treasurer Senior Class: Key Club: Student Council: B Squad and Junior Varsity Football: Track: President and Vice-President Home- room: Secretary Problems Club: Sophomore Counselor. THOMAS CHILES BRADLEY lll A likeable boy who is always a good sport. President Homeroom: Travel Club: A Squad Basketball: Spanish Club: Football Rules Club: Library Representative. CHARLES MOODY BRANDENBURG A live wire never gets stepped on. Bridge Club: President and Vice-President Homeroom: Cheerleaders Club: Art Club. BETTY JANE BRANDON Her face betokened all things dear and good. President Future Teachers of America Club: Discussion Club: Typing Club: Transferred from Bessemer City, North Carolina: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. TEDDY LeJUNE BRANHAM Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. President and Vice-President Homeroom: Science Club: Discussion Club: Bachelors Anonymous Club 24 ATHA JEAN BROOKS She can be imitated by none, nor paralled by any but herself. Football Programs Committee: President Homeroom: Chairman Senior Dance Com- mittee: Secretary-Treasurer National Forensic League: Snack Bar Committee: Secretary Art Council: Alter School Sports: National Honor Society. JOHN ALGERNON BROOM Ambitious, dependable, handsome is he. National Honor Society: B Squad and Junior Varsity Football: Student Council: B Squad Basketball: President Homeroom. BILLY ROY BROWN Modesty often gains more than pride. Distributive Education Club: Chess Club. EUGENE GORDON BROWN Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Track: B Squad and Junior Varsity Foot- ball: Audio-Visual Aids: Football Rules Club: Blue Print Club. ROBERT LeLAND BROWN His care was never to offend, And every creature was his friend. Football Rules Club: Checker Club: B Squad Football. ANNA JULIA BRUCE Soltly speak and sweetly smile. Library Representative: Typing Club: Physical Education Leaders Club: Student Council: Mixed Chorus: Senior Banquet Committee. BRUCE LYLE BRYSON They are only truly great who are truly good. l.ibrary Representative: Social Cabinet: Pep Club: B Squad Football: Problems Club: Snack Bar Worker. FRANKLIN BURGESS BUlE Character gives splendor to life. Officer Dreher Band: Dance and Marching and Concert Band: All-State Band: National Honor Society: Woodwork Club: Bachelors Anonymous Club. MARTHA JANE BURG Gay, outspoken, fond ol play, One to be liked in every way. Problems Club: French Conversation Club: Translerred lrom Mary Burnham. CHARLES McCLELLAN BURKE He's swiit to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger. Travel Club: Distributive Education Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club: Spanish Club: Field and Stream Club. JOANNE BUTTERWORTH A big heart always wishing to do good and be lriends with everyone. Student Council: Literary Yearbook Staff and Club: Senior Invitations Committee: Secretary- Treasurer Coin Collecting Club: Winner Noma Spelling Test: National Forensic League: Na- tional Honor Society. JOHNNY MILLER CALAIS ln everything, he does quite well, but in all sports he does excel. A and B Squad Football: Track: Presi- dent Homeroom: Key Club: Secretary Sopho- more Class: Treasurer Junior Class: B Squad Basketball. PEGGlE ANNE CALHOUN ll eyes are windows ol the soul, her soul is surely bright. Future Business Leaders of America Club: Blue Print Business Staff: Typing Club: Canasta Club. REBECCA HICKS CAMERON Always gentle, quiet and sincere. Discussion Club: Alter School Sports: French Club: Library Assistant: Bridge Club: Knitting Club. Calais Calhoun GEORGE ASBURY CAMP, JR. Earnest in his work, lriendly in every way. President Distributive Education Club: Treas- urer Bachelors Anonymous Club: Secre'tary Homeroom: Junior Varsity Football: Bridge Club. GORDON CARLTON CAMPBELL He builds lor character, not lor fame. A Squad and Junior Varsity Football: Foot- ball Rules Club: Hi-Y Club: Vice-President Homeroom: Chess and Checkers Club. NANCY KAYE CAMPBELL A gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Social Cabinet: Distributive Education Club: Canasta Club: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Scrabble Club: Art Club. LlLLlAN CLARA CARR Love, goodness, intelligence in her person shineth. National Honor Society: Social Cabinet: Jun- ior-Senior Dance Committee: Snack Bar: Grad- uation Committee: Library Representative. MELVlN WELLS CARR. JR. The noblest disposition you have inherited. Student Council: Track: Hi-Y Club: Dreher and All-State Bands: Graduation Committee. JUDITH AMELIA CARTER Always smiling, always neat: lorever nice, lorever sweet. Typing Club: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Snack Bar Committee: Senior Class Day Cprgmittee: President Homeroom: Cheerleaders C u . REBECCA BEAM CASEY There be none of beauty's daughters with magic like this. President Homeroom: Vice-President Blue Print Business Staff Club: Secretary Home- room: Modern Dance: Chairman Homeroom Booth lor Key Club Bazaar: Girls' Glee Club. Cameron Camp Buie Burg B rk Butterworth U B fuffvw 0 1958 J Campbell, N. Carr, L. Carr, M. Carter Casey 25 Campbell, G. Cly r fmt' vig-ee, K' rfcilll Q 1 41 I MARIAM CAROLE CAUSEY Loving and gentle, good and true, Ever sincere and dependable, too. Chairman Senior Robes Committee: President, Secretary, and Inter-Council Representative ol Y-Teens: Library Assistant: Bridge Club: Coun- selors Assistant: National Honor Society. FEAGIN DOUGLAS CLARK, JR. Men love to wonder, and that is the seed ol our science. Jets Club: Travel Club: Translerred from Carlisle Military Academy. BARBARA MILLS CLARKE She has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved others. National Honor Society: Class Editor BLUE DEVIL: Chairman Exchange Student Committee: Chairman School Day Pictures: Co-Chairman Sophomore Talent Show: Secretary Homeroom. JOSEPH WALKER CLARKE The hearty grasp, the honest gaze, a voice that means the things it says. Student Council: President and Treasurer Key Club: B Squad Basketball: Blue Print Club and Business Staff: Library Representa- tive: Football Club: B Squad Baseball. LYDIA CLOYD CLAYTON Full of pep, and always ready to smile. Canasta Club: Vice-President Future Business Leaders ol America Club: Bridge Club: Distributive Education Club: Typing Club. SHIRLEY GAY CLEAVELAND Wit, sweetness, goodness in her person shine. We'II always love her dearly and her equal never find. Vice-President Youth Council: Feature and Class Editor BLUE DEVIL: Chairman School Day Pictures: Chairman Rat Week: Chairman Sponsors Luncheon Southern Association Stu- dent Councils Convention: Co-Chairman Soph- omore Talent Show: Secretary Homeroom. Clayton Cleaveland Cobia Cohen EDDIE COBIA A true friend is a lriend Iorever. Distributive Education Club: Art Club: Ad- venture Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club. LEROY ELLIS COHEN He profits most who serves best. A Squad Basketball: B Squad Football: National Forensic League: Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Student Council. CHARLOTTE COLE Deep in her heart joy seems to dwell. Modern Dance: Snack Bar Committee: Vice- President and Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Art Council: Junior-Senior Dance Committee. BEVERLY ANN COLEMAN She who finds it's good to live, Has the best that lile can give. Winner Block D : Monitor: Literary Year- book Staff: National Honor Society: Vice- President Homeroom: Office Assistant: Li- brary Assistant. ROY ALLAN COLLAR A rare compound ol lriendship, lrolic, and lun. Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Field and Stream Club: Bachelors Anonymous Club: Foot- ball Rules Club: Spanish Club. BERKELEY TERRY COMPTON Well done is well said. Checker and Chess Club. HELEN GAIL CORLEY She has a lriendly way and smile that makes us like her all the while. Marching and Concert Band: Social Cabinet: Cheerleaders Club: Problems Club: Bridge Club: Travel Club. THOMAS BENJAMIN COX He who will, can. A and B Squad Football: Football Club: Entrant National Science Fair, Cali- lornia: Transferred lrom Virginia Beach, Vir- gima. Cale Coleman Collar Compton Corley Cox 26 MARY ANN CRAFT Sweet her manner, and quiet her way. Literary Yearbook Staff and Club: Office Assistant: Nurse's Assistant: Health Council: Cheerleaders Club: Flower Arranging Club. EARL HAMPTON CRAIG, JR. His manner is always pleasant, His thoughts are always gay. Hi-Y Club: Vice-President Homeroom: Golf Team: French Club: Bachelors Anonymous Club: Senior Dance Committee. MARY BETH CRAWFORD Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. National Honor Society: Blue Print Liter- ary Staff: Modern Dance: Office Assistant: Literary Yearbook Staff: Discussion Club, RONALD EDWARD CROLLEY When once the Great Scorer comes to mark against your name, He writes not whether you won or lost, but how you played the game. President Sophomore Class: Vice-President Senior Class: Key Club: President Homeroom: President Librarv Representatives: Co-Captain A' Squad Football: Junior Varsity and B Squad Football: B Squad Basketball: Track. NORMA ELIZABETH CROSSWELL Small and lively, happy and gay, a smile lor all who come her way. Monitor: President Homeroom: Senior Dance Committee: Problems Club? Modern Dance: Bridge Club: Blue Print Business Club. ELLEANOR HAZEL CROWN DIXON COURSON CUNNINGHAM Il it be a gentleman and a Iriend ye seek, ye have lound him. Tennis Team: National Honor Society: Office Assistant: Library Assistant: Sophomore Coun- selor: Snack Bar Worker. SALINA ANN DABBS Her ways are ways of pleasantness, gentleness, and charm. Class Day Committee: Secretary and Treasurer Homeroom: Sophomore Counselor: Typing Club. DOROTHY BRANHAM DANIELS She doeth little kindnesses most leave undone. Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: President Li- brary Assistants: President Marriage and Family Relations Club: Bridge Club: Monitor. ROBERT ALVA DARR ln duty dependable, with humor filled. B Squad Football: President Homeroom: Monitor: Auditorium Committee: Senior Ban- quet Committee: Vice-President Homeroom: Problems Club. RAYMOND CRAWFORD DAVENPORT Nothing is impossible to a willing heart, So he finds it easy to play his part. President Audio-Visual Aids Club: Participant Key Club Variety Shows: All-State and Dreher Chorus: Boys' Quartet: Chief Engineer and Assistant Public Address Announcer. PATRICIA EUGENIA DAVIS A friend in work, in play, in sorrow: Cralt Craig Few thingls gre impossible to intelli- the same yesterday, today, and to- CYGWIONI CVOIICY gence an iligence. morrow, National I'l0n0f S0Cl2fVi Wlnnef SYFIYC MBNTBI Problems Club: Football Programs Committee: xv COYINSNI SOPIWNOYC Counselor: W'nn0f BIOCIK Secretary Marriage and Family Relations Club: X, DHI RCCCPIIONISII COHVCYSGHOHBI FVWCI' Junior-Senior Dance Committee: Monitor: Vice- t ' Club- President Homeroom: National Honor Society. X ' SALLY MILLER CULBREATH RUFUS PROCTOR DAVIS You are not only good yourself, but Ambition and the will to work are the i X 5 the cause ol goodness in hers chiel ingredients lor success. -- ff Physical Education Leader: Future pefers of, Library Representative: Art Council: Spanish LM! gf ' America Club: Bridge Club: Re eation I ggb: Field and Stream Club: Art Workshop, RX .V ,'q Sports: Marriag: and Family Relations Clug. b: Social Cabinet. ' ,R X- Q. will f , ' ' ,A If ' 1- I' -.i it V f at l .fl ,t X Ain: J ix ,i , i , , 1 iv, at ,ii ,- if 1 E 3 I ' 511 x 1 f ll ll U' 5' al! V I' r C- J ' . Pill yfl Cros ell :li i I Crown' A XX, Culbreath Cunningham Debbi P .3 ' -t' x. ft . . li f Daniels Dan Davenport Davis, P. Davis, R 27 DeHon Delleney SONDRA DEHON Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eyes. Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Library Repre- sentative: Vice-President Typing Club: Office Assistant: Alter School Sports. BARBARA LEE DELLENEY A loving unseltish personality is the greatest gilt ol all. Social Cabinet: Snack Bar Worker: Literary Yearbook Typist: Monitor: Mixed Chorus: Cheerleaders Club: Scrabble Club. SUE BROWN DERHAM The smile on her lace is but a reflec- tion of the feeling in her heart. Snack Bar Worker: Future Teachers ol America Club: Student Council: Secretary Homeroom: Monitor: Bridge Club. VIRGINIA ANN DERRICK Here's to a girl with a gentle heart and a friendly smile. Y-Teens: Library Representative: Future Busi- ness Leaders ol America Club. CALDWELL ROBINSON DIAL Well-clothed in thoughtlulness, sin- cerity, and friendship. A and B Squad Football: Monitor: Vice-President Homeroom: Snack Bar Worker. CLARENCE McDANIEL DINWIDDIE, JR. His friends they are many- His loes-are there any? Junior Varsity Football: B Squad Football: Football Rules Club: Ping-Pong Club. CAROL DODD Refreshing in appearance, Responsive in manner. Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Social Cabinet: Blue Print Business Staff: Graduation Com- mittee: Library Representative. ROBERT EDWARD DODSON Give to the world the best you have and the best will come baclr to you. Audio-Visual Aids Club: Discussion Club: Radio Club. JOHN OLIVER DONELAN A perlect score in honor, truth, and good sportsmanship. National Honor Society: A and B Squad Basketball: Track: Football Rules Club: President Checker Club: President Chess Club. EDWARD BENTON DUBOSE A smile lor all A greeting glad A wonderful personality he had. Vice-President Homeroom: Distributive Edu- cation Club: Bachelors Anonymous Club: B Squad Football: Football Rules Club. WILLIS ROGER DuBOSE, JR. A handsome boy with pleasing ways. ' h 'll b ll f d . Umm Demi KENDALL DICKERT --if' ?q'2.Ze-.JFJZETD?.'..?b.E?r. tCi.C1Z?.. 'ln all he undertaltes, he puts his heart Club: Bachelors Anonymous Club: Football and Soul. Rules Club: Chess Club Student Council: Field and Stream Club: Scrabble Club: Bachelors Anonymous Club: T'aCl BERNARD LARMAR DUKE An ideal man in every way, The llind not found every day. THOMAS EUGENE DlCKEy Presidentaand Vice-President l-lorneroom: A HE 'menu' never drear and- B -Squad Baseball, A Squad, Ve' C H' YL' Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football: Always smiling, never weary. Football Rules Club: Senior Invitations Com- Bridge Club mittee. Dial Diclrert Diclrey Dinwiddie Dodd Dodson Donelan DuBose, E. DuBose, W. Dulre 28 Dunn Easler Eddy Eldridge Eleazer Aga' I A-.X X Eley Elmgren Evatt Fagg Fain HARRIET DUNN JAMES LARRY EVATT What has nature ever created more ln lootball or in classwork, he always gentle? wins even il he sits and merely grins. Mixed Chorus: Social Cabinet: Graduation Student Council: Vice-President and Secretary Committee: Marriage and Family Relations Homeroom: A Squad and Junior Varsity Club: Discussion Club: International Corres- Football: B Squad Baseball: Robes Com- pondence Club. mittee: Hi-Y Club. OLIE ELIZABETH EASLER You're never gloomy, you're never DQN EDDIE FAGG H blue. that's why we'rg all so fond of 'An allfround sport ol the best type. Junior Varsity and B Squad Football: Foot- Farr Feuers you. Future Teachers of America Club: Literary Yearbook Staff: Library Assistant: Scrabble Club: Girls' Chorus. KATHRYN LYNN EDDY A girl with all virtues both without and within: Here is character and beauty in a perfect blend. Chairman Football Programs Committee: Na- tional Honor Society: Student Council: Ex- change Editor lor Blue Print : Sophomore Counselor: Senior Class Day Committee: Girls' Sextette, JONNIE DIANE ELDRIDGE Her air, her manners, all who saw her admired. Vice-President Homeroom: Invitations Com- mittee: Cheerleaders Club: Future Teachers of America Club: Girls' Glee Club: Typing Club. MARION JOANNE ELEAZER Neatness is a crowning grace ol womanhood. Flower Arranging Club: Typing Club: Bridge Club: Checker Club. ROBERT JACKSON ELEY Politeness is real kindness, kindly expressed. Band: Bachelors Anonymous Club. ELIZABETH TALLY ELMGREN The mildest manners, the gentlest heart. Y-Teens. ball Rules Club: Amateur Radio Club: Art Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club. ROBERT WARREN FAIN The world delights in a Friendly man. Field and Stream Club: Checker Club. AMANDA COTTER FARR She loves to laugh, she loves to sing. In lact, she loves 'bout everything. Treasurer Freshman Class: Student Council: Mixed Chorus: Secretary Marriage and Family Relations Club: President and Secretary Home- room: Cheerleaders Club: Bridge Club. ROSE MARY FELLERS A sweet disposition is the very soul ol success, National Honor Society: Mixed Chorus: Recep- tionist: Library Assistant: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Bridge Club: Block D . FRANCIS MICHAEL FLINCH The rule of my lile is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Ping-Pong Club: Transferred from Starkville High School. JAMES WILLIAM FOUCHE, JR. Always doing, never done, be it mischiel, work, or lun. President Homeroom: Library Representative: Junior Varsity and B Squad Football: Hi-Y Club. 29 rt Flinch Foucho Q Fowler Funderburli Galloway Gamble, G. Gamble, R. Glenn Godley Gottlieb Greene Grenade SENIORS Gunter Hampton WILLIAM PEARSON FOWLER Wit malres its own welcome, and levels all distinctions. Social Cabinet, President Homeroom, Monitor, B Squad Football, Mixed Chorus, B Squad Basketball. LINDA WILLIAMSON FUNDERBURK A delightlul combination ol laziness and enthusiasm, sense and nonsense. President, Vice-President, and Secretary Home- room, Social Cabinet, Bridge Club, Scrabble Club, Typing Club, Mixed Chorus, Alter School Sports. SCOTTIE LENORE GALLOWAY Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eyes. Pep Club, Problems Club, Library Representa- tive, Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom, Monitor, Snack Bar Worker, Transferred from Florence, South Carolina. GLADYS GAMBLE She was blessed with a gilt called charm. President and Vice-President Homeroom, Grad- uation Committee, Bridge Club, Future Business Leaders of America Club. ROBBIE EUGENIA GAMBLE Lo, this is she that is the world's delight. Library Representative, Future Teachers of America Club, Spanish Club, Bible Club, International Correspondence Club. KATHERINE CAIN GLENN Loyal heart, intelligent mind: A better lriend you'Il never tind. Monitor, Office Assistant, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Bridge Club, Knitting Club. BEVERLY ANN GODLEY The sweetest ol maidens with the gentlest ol hearts. Senior Invitations Committee, President and Secretary Future Business Leaders ol America Club, Distributive Education Club, Dramatics Club, Typing Club. 30 .IACK HENRY GOTTLIEB Nothing endures but personal qualities. National Forensic League, B Squad Foot- ball, Debate Club, Hi-Y Club. GRACE GREENE A youth to whom was given so much ol earth-so much ol heaven. Library Assistant, Marriage and Family Rela- tions Club, Typing Club, President Spelling Club, Camellia and Azalea Club. HELEN MARIE GRENADE A girl who is pleasant, a girl who is 8aY- A girl who is happy all through the day. Vice-President and Secretary Homeroom, Mar- riage and Family Relations Club, Future Teachers ol America Club, Future Business Leaders ol America Club. JAMES CURREN GRIFFIN Ill When hearts are true, lew words will do Hi-Y Club, Spanish Club, mia and Stream Club, Jets Club, Chess Club, Travel Club. VIRGINIA GUERARD Full ol lun, a laughing girl, just lmow- ing her maltes us glad. Future Business Leaders of America Club, Bridge Club, Spanish Club, Cheerleaders Club, Mixed Chorus, Canasta Club. CAROLINE SPANN GUNTER A lriend is a person with whom you dare to be yoursell. Library Representative, Bridge Club, Problems Club, Blue Print Business Staff, Mixed Chorus. HARRIOTT GONZALES HAMPTON Character is the diamond that scratches all other stones. President French Club, Library Representative, Monitor, Office Assistant, Blue Print Literary Staff, Quill and Scroll Award. Hanberry Hargrove Harmon Harrell Hart, M. 'm-'Q' Hart, S. ESTHER MARIE HANBERRY Her smile is lovely, Her manner sweet, She is gentle, dainty, and petite. Y-Teens, Typing Club, Knitting Club, Argyle Club, Senior Banquet Committee. REBECCA STACKHOUSE HARGROVE Great thoughts come lrom the heart. Health Committee, Treasurer Marriage and Family Relations Club, Student Council, Sec- retary International Correspondence Club, Graduation Committee, Bridge Club, Trans- lerred lrom Butzbach High School, Germany. BACHMAN STUART HARMON With a smile on his lace and a light in his eyes. Hi-Y Club, Field and Stream Club. CAROLINE SARAH HARRELL With shining eyes and a smile she goes. Social Cabinet, Junior-Senior Dance Commit- tee, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom, Alter School Sports. MARY ANN HART Sweetly does she spealr and move. Flower Arranging Club, Future Business Leaders of America Club, Physical Education Leaders Club, President Spelling Club, Canasta Club. SIDNEY ALLEN HART Here is one who tries to do all things well. Hi-Y Club, Discussion Club. EDWARD ARTHUR HARTER, lll A man's own manner and character is what most becomes him. President and Secretary Homeroom, Football Silas Club, National Forensic League, Jets u . Harter Hawlrins HUGH WENDELL HAWKINS Knowledge ol human nature is the secret of friendship. Vice-President Spanish Club, Checker Club, Science Club. BOBBIE LEE HAWKS She is so quiet and demure. Literary Yearbook Staff, Monitor, Office As- sistant, Senior Invitations Committee, Future Business Leaders ol America Club, Library Representative, National Honor Society. HAZEL GERALDINE HAYES A lovely lady garmented in light from her own beauty. Flower Arranging Club, Future Business Leaders ol America Club, Translerred from Columbia High School. MARY JANE HAYES She who plants kindness gathers love. Transferred from Kansas. ROBERT MILTON HELLAMS A rare compound ol seriousness, lrolic, and lun. Secretary Homeroom, President Distributive Education Club. RICHARD MARTIN HELMAN Questions not, but lives and labors Til his goal be won. Bachelors Anonymous Club, Spanish Club, Photography Club, Chess Club. ANNE FAVRE HEMPHILL Charming way, winning smile, dancing happily all the while. Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom, Cheerleaders Club, Office Assistant, Bridge Club, Argyle Club. 3l Hawlrs Hayes, H. 1958 Helman Hemphill Hewitt Hicks, L. Hicks, M. Hill, J. Hill, V. Hogg Holler Hollis Hook Hope SENIORS Hotinger, D. Hotinger, R. Howell, J. Howell, M. RICHARD FURMAN HEWITT A 'Finished gentleman Irom top to toe. A and B Squad Baseball: A and B Squad Basketball: National Honor So- ciety: BLUE DEVIL Business Staff: Sophomore Counselor: Delegate to State Convention ol National Honor Society. LINWOOD HICKS He'II 'Iind a way or make one. Distributive Education Club: Football Rules Club: Baseball: Checker Club. MARY KATHERINE HICKS For she was the gentle kind whom all nature must admire. National Honor Society: Receptionist: Secre- tary Future Teachers of America Club: Literary Yearbook Staff: Library Assistant: Winner Block D and Star: Snack Bar Worker. JACOB DAVIS HILL, JR. Wit and wisdom born with a man. President and Vice-President Homeroom: B Squad Football: Bridge Club. VERNON FRITZ HILL, JR. Happy am I, gay and Iree: Why aren't they all content like me? President Homeroom: School Bus Driver: Bachelors Anonymous Club: Football Rules Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club: Chess Club: Field and Stream Club. DAVID JORDAN HOGG From the crown ol his head to the soles ol his leet he is all mirth. President and Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Library Representative: Junior Varsity and A Squad Football: Senior Banquet Com- mittee: Hi-Y Club: Football Rules Club. JAMES EDWARD HOLLER Here's an athlete very respected, silent, strong, cool and collected. A Squad and Junior Varsity Football: A and B Squad Basketball: A and B Squad Baseball: Hi-Y Club: Football Rules Club: Secretary Homeroom. 32 SARA JACQUELYN HOLLIS A gentle unselfish personality is the greatest gilt of aII. President, Vice-President, and Secretary Home- room: Health Committee: International Cor- respondence Club: Typing Club: Travel Club. JAMES LORICK HOOK. JR. Good taste in dress, an attribute ol the best. Hi-Y Club: Bridge Club: Checker Club: Audio- Visual Aids Club. HARRIET MANDAH HOPE Here is a girl with a lun-loving heart. Student Council: Secretary Homeroom: Con- versational French Club: BIue Print Business Club: Problems Club: Mixed Chorus. DORIS KAY HOTINGER A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Library Representative: Student Health Com- mittee: Alter School Sports: Monogram in Sports: Marriage and Family Relations Club: International Correspondence Club. ROBERT WILLIAM HOTINGER, JR. His ready speech flowed lair and lree in phrase of gentlest courtesy. Field and Stream Club: Secretary and Treas- urer Homeroom: Treasurer Photography Club: Secretary'Treasurer Spanish Club: Football Rules Club. JOHNNY MILLS HOWELL It's the nature ol a great man to be quiet. Secretary Jets Club: Hi-Y Club: Bridge Club: Football Rules Club: Transferred from Green- wood High School, Greenwood, South Carolina. MARGIE HOWELL Behind the laugh is a wholesome miss: Friendly, talkative, living in bliss. Library Assistant: Blue Print Staff: Snack Bar Worker: Modern Dance: Alter School Sports. ROGER PASCAL HOWELL We build the ladder by which we rise. ROBERT BRIDGER HUNT He gladly did with cheerful will what others talked ol while their hands were still. President Study Body, President National Honor Society, Key Club, Track, Inter-School Council, Delegate to Southern Association Student Councils Convention, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Delegate to South Carolina Association Stu- dent Councils Convention, Florence, South Carolina, Graduation Speaker. LEONARD NEAL HUTCHINSON, lll Success comes to those who are honest, industrious, and persistent. Hi-Y Club, Football Rules Club, A Squad and Junior Varsity Football, Band. WILLIAM FRANKLIN INGRAM, JR. lt is a merry heart that hath many friends. Secretary Homeroom, Hi-Y Club, Football Rules Club, B Squad Football, Jets Club. WILLIAM JOHNS JAMES An honest man is the noblest work of God. Discussion Club, Audio-Visual Aids Club, Chess Club, Checker Club, Bridge Club, Transferred from Norris, Tennessee. JOSEPH WYMAN JENNY, JR. He gives with zest and gives his best: give him the best to come. BEVERLY JEAN JONES She has a heart with room lor every- one. Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer Home- room, Social Cabinet, Library Representative, Student Council, Class Day Committee, Snack Bar Committee, Blue Print Staff, After School Sports. LYNN TEMPLE JONES The mirror of all courtesy. Boys' and Mixed Chorus, Ping-Pong Club, Senior Invitations Committee, Transferred from Granby High School, Norfolk, Virginia. WADE HAMPTON JONES, JR. He seldom speaks, his words are lew: But wise and well worth listening, to. B Squad and Junior Varsity Football, Student Council, President Homeroom, Foot- ball Rules Club. JOHN ROBERT JORDAN His words are simple And his soul sincere. Problems Club, Hi-Y Club, Vice-President and President Homeroom, Bridge Club, Ping-Pong Club. ALAN BRUCE KAHN He who sows courtesy, reaps lriend- ship. Vice-President Debate Club, Bachelors Anony- mous Club, National Forensic League Club, Debate Team, Library Representative. KAY ALICE KAISER Thine eyes are springs in whose serene Howell Hunt A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B squad and quiet waters, heaven is seen. l'lUfCl'1lflS0h lnilfam Football, Track, Student Council, President National HQUOV 50Cl2tYi Pfesldenli lfl0mCf00fT1i and Vice-President Homeroom, President Jets I-'bfflfY ASS'Sf-inf Bhd RZPVNGHUYIVCJ SOCIBI Club, Cabinet, Monogram for Alter School Sports, Senior Privileges Committee, Robes Commit- tee, Mixed Chorus. MALCOLM JOHNSTONE Ever loyal, ever true, to what ever ROBERT PARKS KAPP task he had to do. ,, . , Assistant Editor and Editor Blue Print , The Samet of success 'S consl:ancY O' National Honor Society, President National purpose. Forensic League, Sophomore Counselor, Stu- A and B Squad Basketball, Hi-Y Club, dent Council, Hi-Y Club, National Honor Goll Team, B Squad Baseball, Treasurer Society. Jets Club. James Jenny Johnstone Jones, B. Jones, L Jones. W. Jordan Kahn Kaiser Kapp 33 Keene Keller HELEN MARIE KEENE Her goodness enlightens her beauty. National Honor Society: Student Council: Senior Graduation Committee: Social Cabinet: Office Assistant: Secretary Homeroom: Winner Block D. MARGARET ANN KELLER Whatever I have tried to do in lile, I have tried with all my heart to do well. National Honor Society: State Mental Con- testant and Winner: Winner Block D : Snack Bar Worker: Library Assistant: Recep- tionist. BARBARA LEE KELLY Gay is her nature, Bright her smile. Social Cabinet: French Club: Future Teachers of America Club: Library Representative: Mar- riage and Family Relations Club. JAMES CARROLL KEMP, JR. Vlorth makes the man. Dreher Concert and Marching Bands: South Carolina All-State Band: Bachelors Anonymous Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club: Band Captain: Dance Band. EDWARD CROSBY KENNEDY One who loves true honor more than lame. Vice-President Freshman Class: Student Coun- cil: Senior Privileges Committee: President and Vice-President Homeroom: President Problems Club: President Bachelors Anonymous Club. CHARLES EDWIN KIGHT ANN SHIELDS KING Charm shines around her with serenest beams, and whispering angels prompt her golden dreams. Art Editor BLUE DEVIL: Cheerleader: Student Council Miss D. A. R.: Girls' State: Sophomore Counselor: Art Council: Modern Dance: Sec- retary Problems Club: Secretary Senior Ban- quet Committee. JEROMIE LEE KING 'Tis a wonderlul thing to have a happy heart. Secretary and Treasurer Future Business Lead- ers ol America Club: Bridge Club: Distributive Education Club: Typing Club: Dramatics Club. SHELVIE DARNELL KIRKS Smiles are like songs ol love. Typing Club: Argyle Club: Bridge Club: Future Business Leaders ol America Club: Trans- lerred from Selma, North Carolina. JO ANNE KIRKPATRICK A merry heart makes your cheerlul countenance. Senior Class Day Committee: Problems Club: Band Officer: Secretary and Treasurer Home- room: National Forensic League Club: Bridge Club: Transferred from Johnson City, Tennessee. JANET MARIE KNOX The hand that hath made you lair hath made you good. Library Representative: Problems Club: Mixed Chorus: Dramatics Club: Alter School Sports. THEODOR BENEDICT KOHN, JR. Kelly Kemp A pleasant disposition adapts itsell to What'ere he did was done with such all. ease, In him alone 'twas natural to please. Secretary Homeroom: Secretary Senior Class: PORTER OSI-EEN KINARD Student Council: Cheerleader: Key Club: Snack A true athlete, a wise leader, a man Bar Committee and Worker: Games Club. among men: but, most important, al- ways a lriend. President Senior Class: Vice-President Junior RLIIPERT EUGENE KUHNE- 'IR' H Class: Captain A Squad Football: Co- He is all that a gentleman should be. Captain Juinor Varsity Football: B Squad Boys' State: National Honor Society: Key Club: Football: Key Club: Student Council: Manager Manager A Squad Football: Student Coun- A Squad Basketball: Track: President and cil: Chairman Student Lounge Committee: Vice-President Homeroom. Vice-President Homeroom. Kennedy Kight Kinard King, A. King, J. Kirks Kirkpatrick Knox Kohn Kuhne 34 WILLIAM FRANCES LAMAR High-erected thoughts seated in the heart ol courtesy. Monitor: Problems Club: Discussion Club: Sec- retary Homeroom: Junior-Senior Dance Com- mittee: Youth Council: Translerred Irom Uni- versity High School. FRANCIS GOLLADAY LAMOTTE A twinkle in her expression, personality is her possession. General Chairman State Honor Society Con- vention: Student Council: National Honor So- ciety: Summer Exchange Student: Receptionist: Tennis Team: Block D and Star Winner: Vice-President Girls' Athletic Association: Mental Contest Winner. MARGARET GRAYSON LANG A smile lor all, a greeting glad, A wonderful, gentle way she had. Library Assistant: Monitor: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Cheerleaders Club: Physical Education Leaders Club: French Club. BARBARA JOAN LAPIDUS A lace with gladness overspread. Soft smiles by human kindness bred. President French Club: National Honor So- ciety: Chairman Invitations Committee: Secre- tary Student Lounge Committee: Student Coun- cil: Library Assistant: Monitor. PHILLIP LATHAM There is no Iailure lor the good and ambitious. A and B Squad Football: Football Rules Club: Track: Mixed Chorus: Field and Stream Club: Games Club. ROBERT JERRY LAURIE A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Junior Varsity Football: Track: Secretary-Treas- urer Homeroom: Jets Club. MARY MARGARET LEAVITT She gladdens our hearts with the music ol her fingers and the sunshine that lights her way. Student Council: Winner National Essay An- thology Contest: Office Assistant: Head Mon- itor: Senior Graduation Committee: Noma Spelling Contest Winner: Library Assistant: National Honor Society. Latham Lauri KENNETH WILLIAM LEE A smile is the trade mark ol a happy heart. Field and Stream Club: Spanish Club. EDWARD RUTLEDGE LESESNE It's not life that counts but the Iorti- tude you bring into it. President Homeroom: Track: Senior Dance Committee: Boating Club: Field and Stream Club GEORGIANNA CHRIS LEVENTIS True and sincere, loyal and kind- another like her you'll never find. Vice-President Problems Club: Student Council: Student Lounge Committee: President Home- room: Vice-President Inter-School Council: Na- tional Honor Society: Office Assistant. DANIEL STREET LEWIS His scattered freckles, and devilish grin, Make all his lriends so easy to win. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football: President and Vice-President Home- room: Student Council: Field and Stream Club: Hi-Y Club: Senior Banquet Committee. BERKELEY HARRELL LILES Nothing is more simple than greatness. Woodwork Club: Library Representative. MARY ELIZABETH LITTLEJOHN So true, so kind, so capable, so blessed a disposition. ' National Honor Society: Vice-President Home- room: Mixed Chorus: Receptionist: Modern Dance Club: Library Assistant. NANCY LOVE A smile as big as her heart. Student Council: Bridge Club: Library Repre- sentative: Senior Robes Committee: Monitor. e Leavitt Lamar La Motte 1958 Lee Lesesne Leventis Lewis Liles Littlejohn Love 35 Lowenstein Lowrance DONNA LOWENSTEIN Ol quiet ways and highest thoughts. National Honor Society: Library Representa- tive and Assistant: Monitor: Historian Future Teachers ol America Club. MARY SUZANNE LOWRANCE A lriendly girl in every way, The kind not lound every day. Cheerleaders Club: Snack Bar Committee: Monitor: Bridge Club: Social Cabinet: Physical Education Leaders Club. SEABROOK WELLS LUCAS For sincerity, loyalty, lriendship, mirth, there is no measure upon this earth. Student Council: Vice-President Bachelors Anonymous Club: Historian Distributive Edu- cation Club: Art Council: Vice-President Home- room: Art Club. LINDA l.OlS LUNDY Gentle in mind, words, and temper. LU ELLEN GAI L LUSK Her eyes are as stars of twilight lair. Future Business Leaders ol America Club: Typing Club: Secretary Homeroom: Library Representative. ROBERTA MARKEL A girl with a smile is a girl worth- while. Alter School Sports: Winner 75 Point Award: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Discussion Club: Library Assistant. STEVE EDWARD MARSHA From little sparks burst mighty flames. Student Council: Library Representative: Au- dio-Visual Aids Club: Photography Club: Vice- President Homeroom. KATHARlNA DORA MARTI To know her is to love her and to love her is forever, Nature made her what she is and never made another. Exchange Student from Switzerland: Vice-Presi- dent Homeroom: Student Council: Problems Club: Secretary-Treasurer Dramatic Club: Southern Association of Student Councils Con- vention, Arlington, Virginia. CAROLE ANNETTE MARTIN A sweet personality is a valuable asset. Mixed Chorus: Library Assistant: Debating Club: Girls' Glee Club: Flower Arranging Club: Bridge Club: Travel Club. CHARLES DAVIS MARTIN Good nature and good sense go hand in hand. Vice-President Homeroom: Library Representa- tive: Senior Invitations Committee: Problems Club: President Audio-Visual Aids Club. JOSEPH BACON MARTIN. lll Where you walked spirit came, Where you talked, friendship flamed. Lucas Lundy Vice-President Student Body: Head Cheer- leader: State Mental Contestant: National EMQRY FRANCIS MARKWQQD' H1 Honor Society: Key Club: Snack Bar Chairman: HA Pleasant nature shines through his 222:25 Banquet Committee: National Honor quietness. Jets Club: Football Rules Club: Track: Bache- lors Anonymous Club: Field and Stream Club. S E N I 0 R S NANCY FAY MARTIN You can catch a sunbeam when she MARGARETTE Ruri-i MARSHA ,mugs '- H H your wa . A merry heart that laughs at Care . . . Student Council: Nyational Honor Society: Blue Print Business Staff: Bridge Club: Problems Club: Snack Bar Committee: Senior Office Assistant: Typing Club: Scrabble Club. Banquet Committee. Lusk Markel Markwood Marsha, M. Marsha, S. Marti Martin, C. A. Martin, C. D. Martin, J. Martin, N. 36 Maxwell May McAlister McCabe McCallum ffl... McCary McCrady McCreary McCuen McDaniel ROBERTA MAXWELL The grand essentials are something to do, something to love, and something to hope lor. Dramatics Club: Physical Education Leader: Reporter ol Future Business Leaders ol America Club: Blue Print Business Staff: Cheer- leaders Club. SARAH ALICE MAY Her heart is ltind and solt. Monitor: Senior Robes Committee: Discussion Club: Library Representative: Social Cabinet: National Honor Society. CHARLES WENDELL McALlSTER My joy ol Iile is hard to kill. Vice-President and President Homeroom: Hi-Y Club: Football Rules Club: Bachelors Anony- mous Club: B Squad Football. JOSEPH IVEY MCCABE Never lets himself be hurried, worried, fIurried. Hi-Y Club: Jets Club: B Squad Football: Chess Club: Ping-Pong Club. CHARLES LYMAN MCCALLUM The best need no description. President, Vice-President, and Sceretary-Treas- urer Homeroom: Snack Bar Committee: Key Club: Football Rules Club: Bridge Club: Checkers Club. DOROTHY ANN McCARY She's pretty to wall: with, witty to tall: with, and pleasant to thinlc ol. President Homeroom: Library Representative: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Typing Club: Bridge Club: Alter School Sports. JEAN FLINN McCRADY Happiness is a wine ol rarest vintage. Social Cabinet: Bridge Club: Art Club: Public Address Announcer: Typing Club. SHIRLEY VIRGINIA McCREARY She will stand among those we remember. Glee Club: Future Business Leaders ol America Club: Typing Club: Bridge Club: Distributive Education Club. SAMUEL EDWIN MCCUEN Jolly, good natured, lull ol lun: il you want a true lriend, here is one. Orchestra: Band: Social Cabinet: Bachelors Anonymous Club: Canasta Club. SHELDON McDANlEL One cannot lail, il he determines to succeed. MELINDA KAY McDOWELL With manners mild and voice sweet, Here's a girl that can't be beat. Literary Yearbook Staff: Snack Bar Committee: Head Monitor: Senior Privilege Committee: Pep Club: Counselor's Assistant. JAMES EVANS McKINNON A word, a smile, a boy worthwhile. Student Council: Vice-President Homeroom: Secretary Hi-Y Club: Field and Stream Club: Mixed Chorus: Senior Dance Committee. ARCHIE MILTON McLEMORE A cheerlul disposition malres him lxnown to all. Vice-President Homeroom: Distributive Edu- cation Club: Hi-Y Club: Boating Club: Travel Club. BRUCE McLEOD So lair, so talented, so good without effort. President, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: President and Vice-President Art Council: Cartoonist Blue Print : Vice-Presi- dent Problems Club: Class Day Committee: Student Lounge Committee: Monitor. 37 McDowell McKinnon McLemore McLeQd McNayr McNeill McWaters Meeham Melton Michelsen Miller Millican Mills Moore, B. SENIORS Moore, L. Morris, J. L. Morris, J. M. Morton MARY ANN McNAYR Always true to her worlx, her words, her lriends. President Dramatics Club, Secretary Exchange Student Committee, Science Club, Problems Club, Office Assistant, Transferred lrom Central High School, Springfield, Missouri, National Honor Society. EMMA ROBERTA McNElLL Every virtue is more lair when it ap- pears in a person such as this. Secretary National Honor Society, President Girls' Athletic Association, Winner State Mental Contests, Winner Girls' Athletic Pin, State Officer National Honor Society, Vice- President Physical Education Leaders, Snack Bar Worker, Girls' Tennis Team. BARBARA LEE MCWATERS A lriendly heart received its due, And many are true lriends to you. Secretary Homeroom, Blue Print Business aug, Mixed Chorus, Office Assistant, Bridge u . JUDITH ANNE MEEHAN Her infinite sweetness is inexpressiblef' Dramatics Club, Canasta Club, Handiwork Club, Translerred lrom Munich American High School, Munich, Germany. THOMAS SHERMAN MELTON The value of a man's lile is measured in terms ol action. Audio-Visual Aids Club, Distributive Educa- tion Club. KATHLEEN LOUISE MICHELSEN Quick and lively, happy and gay, and a smile lor all who came her way. National Honor Society, Sophomore Coun- selorg Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom, President Future Teachers of America Club, President Library Representa- tives, Modern Dance, Receptionist. JAMES LEE MILLER l have music in my heart. Field and Stream Club. 38 WILLIAM THOMAS MILLICAN With a smile on his lace and a light in his eyes: To great heights he will surely rise. Vice-President Discussion Club, Hi-Y Club, Boating Club, Auditorium Seating Committee, Transferred from Columbus High School, Co- lumbus, Georgia. JAMES RICHARD MILLS He dares do all that may become a man. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football, Key Club, A and B Squad Baseball, President Homeroom, Mixed Chorus, Hi-Y Club, Senior Invitations Committee. BETTY LAYNE MOORE Her sweet simplicity endears her to the hearts ol all who Itnow her. Social Cabinet, President Music Appreciation Club, Girls' Glee Club, Sculpture Club, Cheer- leaders Club, Typing Club. LINDA GAYLE MOORE As welcome as sunshine in every place, So the approach ol a lovely lace. Future Teachers ol America Club, Vice-Presi- dent International Correspondence Club, Presi- dent Homeroom, Bible Club, Typing Club. JOSEPH LEE MORRIS His pencil drew what ere his soul designed. JOYCE MAXIENE MORRIS AIways smiling, never Irowning, lun galore, wit astounding. Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer Home- room, Senior Banquet Committee, Blue Print Business Staff, Snack Bar Committee, Problems Club. DIANE MORTON Happy go Iuclly, Fair and lree: Nothing there is That bothers me. Secretary Homeroom, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Sextette, French Conversation Club. MOSCICY Moses O'KeIIy Oliver Otis Owen Patrick Patterson Pearce Pendleton SYLVIA ANN MOSELEY She is happiest who values the merits ol others and delights in their pleas- ure. Secretary Student Council: Cheerleader: Social Cabinet: Modern Dance: Monitor: Girls' Sex- tette: Dramatics Club: Alter School Sports: Vice-President Homeroom. ALBERT LAWRENCE MOSES The end and aim ol all education is the development ol character. Art Council: Alternate Senior Counselor: Pho- tography Club: Radio Club. MARY PATRICIA O'KELLY Enchantment with blonde hair and blue eyes. SEWALL KEMBLE OLIVER, Ill Persistent to duty, loyal to right with undaunted spirit. Junior Varsity and A Squad Football: Track: Key Club: Student Council: President Discussion Club: Sophomore Counselor: Vice- President Hi-Y Club. WILLIAM LYNAN OTIS, JR. Ambition and the will to worlr are the chiel ingredients ol success. Editor-in-Chief and Assistant Editor Blue Print : Student Council: Library Representa- tive: Problems Club: Bachelors Anonymous Club: President Travel Club. NANCY LELIA OWEN Pleasant was her nature, bright her smile. President Homeroom: Bridge Club: Spanish Club: Future Teachers ol America Club: Monitor. JANE AMELIA PATRICK What has nature ever created more gentle, more sweet, more happy? Student Council: Monitor: Library Representa- tive: Mixed Chorus: Problems Club. DARLING PEEPLES PATTERSON, Ill A man ol marl:-lriendly and likeable. President and Secretary Homeroom: Field and Stream Club: A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football: Mixed Chorus: March- ing and Concert Band. PEGGY ANN PEARCE Pretty, vivacious, witty, clever: A girl we love and remember lorever. Girls' State: Assistant Editor BLUE DEVIL: National Honor Society: Block D and Star Winner: Chairman Class Day Committee: President, Vice-President, and Secretary Home- room: Officer Girls' Athletic Association: Chairman Blue Devil Shop. PHILLIP THOMAS PENDLETON Quiet but not idIe. Band: Symphony Orchestra: Orchestra Club: Boating Club: Bachelors Anonymous Club. SARAH LeCONTE POPE A good disposition is the foundation ol happiness. Alter School Sports: Art Workshop: Scrabble Club: Bridge Club: Marriage and Family Re- lations Club: Typing Club. VIVIAN MABELENE PORTH The charm ol a deed is in its doing: the charm ol lile is in its living. Future Teachers of America Club: Social Cabinet: Library Representative: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Cheerleaders Club. WILLIAM CLAUDE POWELL, III His pleasant smile and sportsmanlilre ways Will live in our memories all our days. Student Council: President and Secretary Homeroom: Senior Dance Committee: Prob- lems Club. MARY SANDRA POWER A smile is the language everyone understands. French Club: Problems Club: Future Teachers of America Club: Cheerleaders Club: Canasta Club: Typing Club. 39 1958 Powell Power Praytor Quarles Quinlan Rentz Rhoads 2 A a Rhymes Rigby Ripplemeyer Roberts Robinson SENICJRS Rozier Russell MILDRED JOANNA PRAYTOR 'Twas her thinking of others that made you think ol her. National Honor Society: Sophomore Counselor: Winner Block D and Star: President Home- room: Vice-President French Conversation Club: Snack Bar Worker. RUBY ELIZABETH QUARLES A heart to resolve, a head to con- trive, and a hand to execute. National Honor Society: Treasurer Student Council: President Flower Arranging Club: Social Cabinet: Library Representative: Mon- itor: After School Sports. MICHAEL RICHARD QUINLAN Quiet and reserved: sincere and true. WILLIAM HENRY RENTZ He makes people pleased with him by first making them pleased with them- selves. Snack Bar Worker: Football Rules Club: Ping- Pong Club: Vice-President Homeroom: Chess Club. NANCY ANN RHOADS Sweet promptings under kindest deeds were in her very look. Dramatics Club: Canasta Club: President Handiwork Club: Transferred from Dentsville High School. CYNTHIA WILLIS RHYMES The cheerful grin will let you in where the knocker is never known. Business Manager, President Business Club, Ad- vertising Manager, Literary Staff Blue Print : Monogram and Block D : Vice-President Inter-School Council: Student Council: Class Day Committee: Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Monitor. ROSEANN RIGBY A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, A charm of friendship all the while. Vice-President Student Body: National Honor Society: Business Manager Blue Print : Block D and Star: President Homeroom: Monitor: Snack Bar Committee: Safety Dele- gate to Convention: Chairman Dreher Youth Council. 40 SARA NANCY RIPPLEMEYER The idea of courtesy with grace and charm. Library Assistant: Bridge Club: Canasta Club: Future Teachers of America Club: Travel Club: Cheerleaders Club. CECIL BEVERLY ROBERTS Anyobdy can carry the ball-it takes a man to bIock. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad galfgball: Track: Social Cabinet: Football Rules FRANK ELLIOTT ROBINSON. ll An athlete, a friend, a gentleman- what more is there to say? Key Club: A and B Squad Basketball: President and Vice-President Homeroom: Blue Print Club: Football Club: Hi-Y Club. RICHARD HOWARD ROCKAFELLOW He will stand diligently before all men, then take his place among kings. Editor-in-Chief and Sports Editor BLUE DEVIL: Vice-President Key Club: District Treasurer and Lieutenant Governor Carolinas Key Club: Na- tional Honor Society: A Squad. Junior Varsity, and B Squad Football: Chairman Graduation Committee: Student Council: Lieu- tenant Governor Boys' State: Bovs' Nation: A and B Squad Baseball: Secretary Junior Class: Merit Scholarship Finalist. BARBARA BRYAN RODGERS There is no wealth like a great mind. National Honor Society: Youth Council: Secre- tary-Treasurer Homeroom: Block D Winner: President French Club: Social Cabinet. THERESA LALANE ROZIER She laughs and every heart is glad. Cheerleaders Club: Bridge Club: Doll Club: Transferred from Ursuline High School. ELIZABETH GERTRUDE RUSSELL She has a pleasant smile and a gentle way. Transferred from Memphis Central High School, Memphis, Tennessee. Rustin Rykard Sanders e Sheffield Sheppard Shockley Shway Sigmon Simons JIMMY DON RUSTIN With a smile on his lace and mischief in his eyes. President and Vice-President Homeroom, Stu- dent Council, Hi-Y Club, Science Club. FAYE WRAY RYKARD A sunny disposition lines the edges ol lile's darkest clouds. Scrabble Club, Future Teachers of America Club, Typing Club, Bridge Club. JOE MAXWELL SANDERS, JR. He who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. A Squad, Junior Varsity, and B Squad Epogball, B Squad Baseball, Football Rules u . WILLIAM OSCE SELF Little he says, but much he does. A Squad and Junior Varsity Football, Jets Club, Hi'Y Club, Key Club. HOMER GORDON SHEFFIELD, JR. Always laughing, never sad, Sometimes naughty, but never bad. National Honor Society, Cheerleader, Sports Editor Blue Print , Student Council, Golf Team, President Homeroom, Mental Contest Winner, Snack Bar Committee. ELLIS IRA SHEPPARD True nobility is exempt from lear. Ping-Pong Club, Audio-Visual Aids Club, Foot- ball Club, Track. WILLIAM GREGORY SHOCKLEY The secret of his success is he is always ready to do his best. President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treas- urer Homeroom, Football Moving Pictures, Student Council. HARRIET FRANCES SHWAY To be gentle is the test ol a lady. Knitting Club, Debate Club, Dramatics Club, Y-Teens, Orchestra Club. AUDREY ANNETTE SIGMON With a big heart always wishing to do right and to be lriends with every- one. Blue Print Literary Staff, Future Teachers ol America Club, Spanish Club, Typing Club, Discussion Club. JAMES BABCOCK SIMONS The secret ol lile is not to do what you like, but to like what you do. President and Vice-President Homeroom, Pho- tographer lor Blue Print , Class Day Com- mittee, Bachelors Anonymous Club. JAMES WILLIAM SIMPSON His looks, his manner, his attire- All who saw could but admire. President Homeroom, Student Council, Squad Baseball, Vice-President Jets Club, Hi-Y Club. RALPH SINGLETON Full ol lun, a talkative lad, Just to know him makes us glad. President and Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom, Spanish Club, National Forensic League, De- bating Club, Track, Field and Stream Club. ROBERT ARNOLD SMALL, JR. A wholesome heart, a noble mind, a seeker and upholder ol truth. Treasurer Audio'VisuaI Aids Club, Field and Stream Club, Jets Club, Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom, Hi-Y Club. JEAN SHIRLEY SMITH A gentle lass crowned with sweetness. Future Teachers ol America Club, French Club, Marriage and Family Relations Club, Camp Counselors Club, Cheerleaders Club. 41 Smith, J. L. Smith, J. B. Snipes Sox Steed Storlr Story Stradley Smith, L. Smith, V. Smolowslry ' -' 4 :-'-'., 5 y 53- f ' H J s. i Speed Spencer Spires JENNIE LEE SMITH Brown hair, nice and neat, Just to Irnow her is a treat. Health Council: Discussion Club: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Library Assistant: After School Sports: Bridge Club. JOHN BRISTOW SMITH Wisdom is the lrey to success, Friendship is the hey to the heart. Tennis Team: All-State Band: National Honor Society: National Forensic League: Senior In- vitations Committee: Editor Student Directory: Blue Print Staff: President Science Club. LYNDA CAROLE SMITH A smiling girl with a sparkling way. Library Representative: Future Business Leaders of America Club: Dramatics Club: Bridge Club: Monitor. VIRGINIA ANN SMITH Of disposition sweet and manner mild. Student Council: Office Assistant: After School Sports: Physical Education Leader: Travel Club, AARON SMOLOWSKY ' ln thy face I see a man, blessed with truth, honor, and loyalty. Debate Club: Field and Stream Club: Radio Club: Social Cabinet: Bachelors Anonymous Club. MARY AGNES SNIPES An excellent student with a heart most lrind. A girl just lilre her is hard to find. Secretary National Honor Society: State Men- tal Contest Winner: Sophomore Counselor: BLUE DEVIL Club: Winner Block D and Star: French Conversation Club. JUDITH GERALDINE SOX Little deeds of kindness, Little words of love. Vice-President and Treasurer Future Business Leaders ol America Club: Y-Teens: Typing Club: Secretary Spelling Club: Bowling Club. 42 MARY JOANNA SPEED lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. National Honor Society: After School Sports: Mixed Chorus: Modern Dance Concert: Prob- lems Club. ROSALLEN WILSON SPENCER Outward sunshine, inward joy. Blue Print Staff: Art Council: Mixed Chorus: Modern Dance Group: Block D Winner: Snack Bar Committee Chairman: National Honor Society. WILLIAM BARRINGTON SPIRES To do a thing as no one else could do it is worth striving for. Chorus: Photography Club: Boating Club: B Squad Football: Hi-Y Club. WILLIAM ALLEN STEED His friendly personality wins friends in every locality. Travel Club: Discussion Club: Transferred from North Fulton High School, Atlanta, Georgia. THOMAS HAZLETT STORK He is wise who spealrs not much. Scrabble Club: Chess Club: Jets Club: Travel C u . MARTHA FRANCES STORY We are charmed by her neatness, her gentleness, and petiteness. Library Representative: Cheerleaders Club: Bridge Club: Typing Club: Canasta Club: French Club. JAMES WALTON STRADLEY There is a determination hidden in his quiet ways. Bridge Club: Distributive Education Club: Transferred from Atlanta, Georgia. MELTON ROOF STUCKEY Knowledge delightful and wit good- natured. President and Vice-President Homeroom: Stu- dent Council: Radio Club: Audio-Visual Aids Club. ROBYN ANN TAYLOR Quiet sweetness knows no bounds. Dramatics Club: Y-Teens: Scrabble Club: Music Appreciation Club: Distributive Education Club. GEORGE MICHAEL THOMPSON A fine, sturdy fellow: always inter- ested in lun. A Squad Football: Track: Football Rules Club: Science Club: Travel Club: Transferred from North Carolina. LORETTA JO THOMPSON She smiled and l could not but love. Secretary Homeroom: Future Business Leaders of America Club: Modern Dance Concert: Future Teachers of America Club: Y-Teens: Transferred from Columbia High School. WESLEY FRANKLIN THOMPSON The quietness that means strength. Checker Club: Radio Club. JAMES MARSHALL TODD Energy knows no bounds. Band: Dramatics Club: Discussion Club: Travel Club: Science Club. WILLIAM HENRY TULLER, JR. One's outlook is a part of his virtue. Hi-Y Club: Jets Club: Secretary Homeroom: Blue Print Reporter. MILLARD CARLTON TURNER The surest way not to lail is to de- termine to succeed. Student Council: Football Rules Club: Distribu- gireb Education Club: Canasta Club: Spanish U . WALTER ALFRED TUTEN, JR. Agreeable and lull of fun: Well liked by everyone. Junior Varsity and B Squad Football: Foot- ball Rules Club: Hi-Y Club: Track: Vice-Presi- dent Homeroom: Ping-Pong Club. SH El LA MARDELLE USSERY lndeed she is the model ol lashion. Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Student Coun- cil: Blue Print Staff: Marriage and Family Relations Club: Physical Education Leader: Cheerleaders Club: Transferred from Mount Vernon Seminary, Washington, D. C. WILLIAM BASKIN WALKUP Character is a victory, not a gilt. President State National Honor Society: Presi- dent Dreher National Honor Society: President Junior Class: Boys' State Representative: Sec- retary Key Club. MICHAEL YATES WALL His ready speech flowed lair and free in phrase of gentlest courtesy. President Homeroom: B Squad and Junior Varsity Football: Problems Club: Football Club: Library Representative. DAVID LEWIS WATERS Courtesy never goes out of lashion. Pep Club: Secretary Chess Club: Secretary Canasta Club: Field and Stream Club: Trans- ferred from Charlotte, North Carolina. DOROTHY JEAN WATSON Happiness is a perlume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. Student Council: Class Counselor's Assistant: Social Cabinet: Problems Club: Monitor: Bridge Club. Thompson, W. Todd Tuller Stuclrey Taylor Thompson, G. Thompson, L 1958 Ussery Walkup Wall Waters Watson 43 Vlhaley Whitworth Wilkerson Williamson SENIORS 1958 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WHALEY, JR. To speak well is good: To do well is better. Golf Club: Track: Hi-Y Club: Jets Club: Foot- ball Rules Club: Field and Stream Club. DAVID HURST WHITWORTH The mirror ol all courtesy. Art Council: Art Club: Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Social Cabinet: Hi-Y Club: Science Club. LILLIE DEATON WILKERSON Small ol statute, lull ol lun, Makes her loved by everyone. Knitting Club: Future Business Leaders ol America Club: French Club: Transferred lrom Greenville High School, Greenville, South Carolina. JACQUELYN ANN WILLIAMSON By kind, sweet. and smiling ways, She helped to brighten our high school days. Senior Health Committee: Library Assistant and Tyoist: Publicity Tvpist: Y-Teens: Bridge Club: National Honor Society. CLAUDIA KING WINGATE My heart and hands are ever at your service. National Honor Society: Monitor: State Mental Contest Winner: Student Council: President and Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: Girls' All- Star Basketball Team. CHARLES SIDNEY WINSTON Great hopes make great men. Hi-Y Club: Jets Club: Bridge Club: Trans- lerred from Anniston High School, Anniston, Alabama. JOHN WILLIAM WOODS Give me music and lriends, and my lile will be a pIeasure. Boys' and Mixed Quartet: Mixed Chorus: Games Club: Quartet Club. BOSTWICK FRAMPTON WYMAN Education and character are stones on which one builds his luture. National Forensic League: News Editor Blue Print : National Honor Society: Winner Voice ol Democracy Contest: Library Assistant and Representative. HOWARD EDWARD YOUNG Every man is the maker ol his own lortune. Band: Music Appreciation Club: Orchestra: B Squad Football: French Club. Wingate Winston Woods Wyman Young SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR John Brittain, Richard Brockman, John Byrd, Sandy Sally, James Taylor. 44 ilu illivmnriam February 4 1940-September 11 1957 William Charles Broughton D f , l V22 Lai fl., new L X ff ,ww We few we fm Q eweffffhf Mffwf . f fs V f 7 WJ , we KATHI S V NEW WORLD Q 4,y.5,,M-9,1 ,w-54,-r.,e,efl X afaxayg ,IQJJ-e.a.4.4,i 74 One of the highlights ol our one-hundred and eighty days was the delightlul Z6 bit of Switzerland which was transplanted to our soil in the personnage of Miss 4 Le'e'Kathi Marti. Hailing from Berne, Switzerland, Kathi made her home this year with the Irving G. McNayrs. Her flashing smile and Southern-'Flavored hi have echoed ww constantly in the halls and hearts ol Dreherites, and her keen mind and thirst for 021' knowledge have determined success in another phase of her year in America. fwfaf Kathi, your parents, your friends, and your school on both sides of the ocean have just reason to be very proud of you, for sincere, charming young diplomats such as you radiate understanding and friendship that can weather the roughest seas of any ocean. YIJUR WITE lllll FATE Class Sweethearis-Sugar and Cream. This is the siar lor which all even- Big wheels going around in circles ing waiis. The baffle ol the bulge. Hand me a pail, Porter. Rub - a - dub - dub. Os-W Whad'ya mean you don't want it? At least I got a seat. Boss Weed. e 1 , '15, A if nf . E 5 . ag Jursuoia CLASS What would our world be without Juniors, and especially those as found in the class ol '59? Without a dubious thought, they have proved themselves a very capable and wonderful group. They have continued to hold high the standards already established in their preceding years at Dreher. The Junior Talent Show was just a small sample ol their ability and enthusiasm. It has always seemed that the loudest yells at athletic events and the most willing and enthusiastic school supporters were lound within this class. Next year the Juniors will select leaders to represent the entire school, and from past perform- ances Dreher need not doubt or fear, for the Class ol '59 and the Spirit of Dreher are one and the same. OFFICERS BUCKY DRAKE . ...... . . President DELLENEY RUFF . . . Vice-President WALTER ROBINSON . . . Secretary DEANE FOWBLE . . . . Treasurer DRAKE, FOWBLE, RUFF, ROBINSON 48 Harriefl: All Larry Amicl: Helen Anderson Sheila Andrews Edie Anthony Beady Asay Gee Gee Bailey Brenda Balrer Jerry Balleniine Margarei Barlow Ronnie Barlow Barbara Barnhill Gail Barnes Dottie Baronowslri Wesley Bartlett Frances Baskin Eddie Bass John Belh Rita Bell: Carol Bell .lane Bellinger Linda Bergman Carol Berne Marsha Berry Sidney Bethune Anne Billinghursl Beverly Blackwell Bill Blythe Billy' Bodie Mary Boineau Jack Bolt Anne Booth Harriet Borden Lebby Bradford Linda Bradley if . :wifi when f X1 ' .,g.ff'i4 . fl 4f,,,?i, I L 476414, 1 -v I -, fftifkj LAC jyifj yy 1 .21 5 UE ff M1312 ,,-'xx' 4 I ' 'VV' K ir. 'il f yy QQ 41 fm 5 an ,175 ' L z, M51 ,...,:g , .. ' 76 Af I WW 9976? at if . HQ J 5291. 4, 'lmqpf Ll '31-Jw, ,qw or as ww NL' . -Q A-5Vx11lc.,, , x -V ffl' fy hkxmr, A eldoc 1 Xml fully fb J l' ' fYq Xb i 2 ,J wld ly. V V V I A J N M fl D W JUNIOR CLASS ,av 5 if W9 Ll' xlfl QL J Lf x J N Jrvas PM J' U0 Oi J lbl x JY-gl JN XXV?- ll ll 1 x X NJ NY 50 Arthur Breiiling Bonnie Broughton Eddie Brown Tommy Brown Robert Bruischy Failzh Bryant Patsy Buclr Peggy Buck Martin Buckley John Bull we W W' vw' ASM- B DV 4 Ns-ml Batziia 'Bultman ,L , fa -'. . 1 ' Q ' IX Mary Burdsal WLM- xy. I Charles Burgamy A 1 . Jeanne Cartledge ki JU. John Caslrey V' - .All A , i rm. ', ,Z , Bl X xl! x Carlisle Caughman Buford Chappell Q . Frances Chappell Billy Cherry Bobby Cherry Kathryn Childress Beisy Childs Robert Clark Billie Clodfelter Charles Clyburn Q 0 ,William Cobb V-Beity Coble Charles Coggin Lany Kole Kaiie Coleman Franke Colley John Conyers Diane Cook Jerry Cooper Warren Courine'y r'Xa Vw I lf Jimmy Covington Addie Crolley Sylvia Crouch Tommy Cunningham Bill Czarnitsky Ann Daniel Kiiiy Davis Reginia Dawson Dennis Day Val Jean Derrick Aubrey DesPories Jeanie Dawson Eugene Dickson Belly Jean Dixon J. W. Dixon Irene Doar Roslyn Donny Donald Doughty Dorothy Dowdy Mike Dozier Bucky Drake Clarence Dreher Jane Droom Joan DuBose Patsy Duffie Gelene Duncan Mary Ann Easterling Bobbye Edwards Bill Eidson Bill Elder Mariha Espedahl Frances Everharf Bill Faircloth Connie Fallaw Mariie Faulk JUNIOR CLASS 52 Sally Felton A. B. Fennell Billy Fishburne Lynn Fleischman Doug Fleming Lib Fleming Merelyn Fogle Gary Ford Deane Fowble Neil Fox Buddy Foy Nan Franklin Shirley Freeman Bobby Fuller Bonnie Fulton Carlos Gardner Sue Gena Garreii Jayne Gault Shirley Gentry Carl Germany Nancy Gheesling Joe Gibson Carole Gillion Jimmy Glenn Harvey Goolsby Malcolm Gordon Buddy Gouger Bryan Graham Calvin Green Tatum Gressetfe Larry Grubbe Pat Gunter Sandra Haenal Talmadge Hagler Caroline Hair Trem Hair Wayne Hall Charles Hallman Joanne Hallman Kline Hallman Arthur Haltiwanger Jaclzie Hammond Janie Hane John Harper Luetta Harris Joe Harvard Lionel Harvin Billisue Hayes Linda Hellman Johnny Helms Buddy Herring Lenwood Hill Lucy Hines Jane Hinnant Bobby Hipp John Hodges Robert Holley Virginia Hollis Carolyn Honeycutt John Hoolrer Carole Hoolrs Cynthia Hoover Gwen Hough Julian Howell Sylvia Huggins Gloria Hutto Sara Ann Jeffries Margie Jenllins Barbara Johnson Judy Johnson JUNIOR CLASS 54- Mary V. Johnson Beih Jones Kelly Jones Mary Beth Jones Jo Ann Kalmbach Jo Anne Keefe Teddy Kiene Neal Kightlinger Charles Kinard Chip King Chris King Larry King Sylvia King Gene Klugh Tony Kyzer George Lafaye Margie Lancasier Jimmie Lanlord Sandra Lanoway Florence Law Nancy Lee Roberi Leech Caroline Lide Lynn Livingston Barbara Loewe Susan Loewe Bonnie Long Wyman Looney Gloria Loriclr Duncan Loki: Bob Lowe Caroline Lown Lionel Lucas Janei Lyman Tommy Merchant ggigwf Pat Lynn Frances Masciovecchio Paula Mauney Bobby Maxwell Kirlt Maxwell N N N X SUYT- aricia arrel Uv' .X y X xacgaby Mc c gLaurin Phyllis McNeil Morse McNulty Selina McNulty Jerry McSwain Guy Meares George Meeks Ruth Mikell Betsy Miller Bill Mitchell Carole Montgomery Melvin Moody James Moore Jimmy Moore Tommy Moore Dorothy Mueller Shelly Neider Rhett Neidhardt Ann Neil Lynda Northcutt Gail Nunn Betty Odiorne John Odiorne Donnie Osborne Jacl: Owen Novelle Owens .J 4 Lf' ,wrlktv lik-'yt k in I, LCA' ,ru WE'l'M'1X i C' lA.LL VC LX ' lt C' yi ,xsfifxat , ,- ,fi X T5 mt if Qu 4 Vr W4 rr Le cz, C geky. 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Jgnw 0 4 r 11 A X ,294 C A l .IOWA 56 David Padgett Jimmy Palmer Peggy Parish Bitsy Parker Trina Parsons Jenny Pairick Jimmy Patterson Pal: Pearce Mel Peierman Danny Pipes Aline Pope Bernice Porier Edna Powell Page Putnam Barbara Quick Branwell Ravenel Clark Reed Barry Reynolds Wyllhad Richard Ellen Ridgeway Walter Robinson Lucile Rolf John Rogers Mary Louise Ross Jane Rubin oellmy Run Jean Sanders sandy swam Pal: Sandiler Homer Sargent Lynn Schachier Martha Schumpert Frances Shelly Ann Shoal Linda Silverman Arthur Simons Bill Slrilton Egan Skinner Henry Sloan Sally Smith Dolores Somerset Max Spear Pete Spearman Brenda Spurling Saundra Stallings Sandra Stewart Judy Stone Ellen Stoudemire Milre Stuart Bobby Stubenruch Alden Sweatman Gene Sylres Dwight Taylor Elaine Taylor Margaret Taylor Tommy Taylor Pat Thomas Bill Thurman Milne Tighe Nancy Tindall Kit Tomlin Saundra Toney Ronnie Trotter Jimmy Truesdale Johnny Tuller Mary Ann Turner Milre Turner Dale Vassar Harriott Vaughlw-J Charles Veach JUNICJR CLASS . .:,E, '--2 ,.2 A Jyg .-2 -4.-:H :w w r f 3g 3 me Q W X A is li so Ar fe vig . N? 2 'F A - an-ij M I gi- . , 1 f s a-a- '. M , 5 ilyg- - 'I V.: S A, I .2 .:-:2 VIHMG , ., .xga Z-fi' been ffenf .. JL - iff, ,,-,.4.f?,'LfC'lL. O-ILLIIL9 fr A . AW fgcg 4111-' ORSTYLZ :rg ' uugb x:1c1A-'aJo.a.av' 5 'W 'f 7 My Mau WU. lung, o-emo y'7 f3cj.fv:fy K MAX? y ' v 5-fn-y fr-'cd M 3 L SWS 'N' -, y ' 4 eff' Mir IA, , fc 57 K LW' 4 I .L JUNIOR CLASS Bobby Viclrery Susan Vogel Claudia Waites Billy Walker Joan Wallrer Claude Wall Jimmy Wallace Charles Ward Katherine Ward C. O. Warren Bill Weathersbee Beth Webb Jimmy Weed Steve Weston Terry White Linda Whittle Ellen Willrins Kay Wilcox Sally Williamson David Wilson Walter Winter Dorothy Yarborough Ellen Young Vera Young Gail Younginer Hays Zeigler JUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Eugenia Alexander, James Babb, Linda Bazemore, Malcolm Bertram, Robert Blease, Freddie Branham, Marion Brown, Robert Brown, Ed- ward Bruce, John Busbin, Earle Caine, Sonny Chunn, Lois Clarlr, Gloria Cothran, Pat Couch, Walter Daniels, Marvin Davant, Richard Der- rick, Ann Dyal, Huss Fennell, Calvin Forte, William Fulmer, Mary Jo Gri'Ffen, Marshall Haines, Dewey Hallman, John Hancoclr, Clara Hayes, Jaclrie Holt, Marnie Hoolc, Butch Jowers, Carolyn Laurie, Miller Lindler, Thomas McCall, Nellie McDonald, William Miller, Freddie Muller, James Mundy, Andrew Myers, Junior Pool, David Pross, Charles Reynolds, Lenor Rice, Bernard Roth, Standland Russell, Helen Sanders, Ronald Sanders, Jeanette Scott, Clarence Simmons, Pat Tapp, Barbara Ann Thomas, Patsy Willis, Bonnie Williams, Jimmy Wilson, Billy Wimberly, Kent Wright, Lora Young. .5 K Daddy-O. FLQVN' Jfmm Si ,V,.A X - N .si .,.,.,..,,,,.,.ms.m-fhf1 X u N H If Kpnlh.-- Miss Flame. Flopnilx II. Noi me, I broughi my own. Graduation! not the only way out. The Fixit Shop. s the same sing evwy day. I know it's in here somewhere. My, it's heavy. 5 S 1 3 SOPHOMORE CLASS As the fall ushered in the school year, the new members ol this class joined their lormer classmates, and with the aid ol Friendly Week, the sophomore counselors, and the class members' cooperation, they blended into one unit, the Sophomore Class ol Dreher. Able officers were elected and the group settled down to give their best to their alma mater. ln one-hundred and eighty days of time, talent, and thought, they have set a noble criterion for their members by striving lor the highest achievement. Thus they possess memories ol their travel worthy ol any passenger's praise. OFFICERS ROBERT WALKUP . ..... . . President LLOYD HENDRICKS . . . Vice-President CHRIS LEVENTIS . . . . Secretary JACK McCATHERN . . . Treasurer McCATHERN, LEVENTIS, HENDRICKS, WALKUP 60 ff . . , X fxdgfijjw ew O L ' Q if ' 1 QQVV fowl I ,1 fy, 1, ff A 1 QW4 M216 , - A . , nf n 3 ' I U r ,'.. .. a , r ' X pq U1 Lynn Abercrombie J , ' . H if U14 Bonnie Adams , A W, I A--.L '- 7 1. ' -Aff 1 ' Jeff Adams A-PX l5'f' ,A, - I HM iz AQ, EIQ- 7 SQ 0 'liz 0J'Ut7 L A 01+ fl- A fl is s raa , LA F- l Kennon Allen JL af, at :: ---'- ,W - -r .I r Eve Anderson L ' '2 oi ,ZUAJJ - Orin Anderson ' ,- JIU George Appenzeller :HVE , E In lvll Franklin Ashley lnvl p A Butch Askins WL' ' '38 'A in Katherine Auld 7 J,-5 ',, VAAI ..: Buddy Baker f V ' rrhnrty f .v fi Pattie Baker b is Q - ' X Nancy Baldwin 5 1.1 Mm ...EQ 4 0 .. D Q ' s Q J Rudy Barnes X 1 iz :,A N ' rx: E 39 'New yy: 'Q wmv ' QI E Beverly Barreft x A A 1+ V My -...W QL 55 A Lena Barrineau 1 E wiki B my , -ai :vii -za. Roy was 2 ,r i ,rz r g , in A .. ..., . MSW ' 4 - ' L ' ...:..:,i,.:r ' 5 X A i Ann Bauer -I .,.., 'gif' I i 1 , Lana Bell ,,' in J, ,,., Edie Bellinger . 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' Johnny Benton fi gi-'j g ' if Q Mary Bernard Bill Befhune Bonnie Bethune Saundra Beveridge Phyllis Birch Patricia Blackmon Janie Blackwell Lester Blackwell Nancy Blatt Patricia Blease Lynn Bockman Richard Boetke Locke Boney Judiih Bookner Jerry Boone Doug Boulware Brenda Bowers Pringle Boyle Carolyn Bradley Ralph Bradley Patty Brady Bobby Braithwaiie Leslie Brand Allen Brooks SCJPHOMGRES YV' '92 123-TW 61 -931' yyfsf - -t Af 'lu X7 r f ,7 Na, .fr .,.,Y Jeanette Brooks Mary Brown Stanley Brown Steve Brown Will Brown Alice Bruce Joyce Bruck Leon Bryan Bob Bryan Danny Bryson Jimmy Buchanan Kit Buckley Sandra Buckwalter Susan Buckwalter Jackie Bunch Sylvia Burgamy Lewis Burger Robin Burns Elizabeth Calhoun Judy Campbell Carolyn Carter Donald Dean Carter Clarissa Cartwright Heyward Cathcart Kay Caughman Perry Caughman Sarah Cauthen Nanne Chalgren Dot Chapman Betty Cheatham A WJ QW C 5005 . l5AfR6'Bert Chestnut W Celia Childress Joe Cirmella Yvonne Clapp Foy Clarke Toddie Clarke Larry Clarkson Chip Clary Charlie Cloaninger Freeman Coggins Harriet Cohen Carolyn Cole Betty Jean Coleman John Coleman Nancy Collins Bruce Compton Richard Compton Bambi Cook Nancy Cooper lrene Coplan Gene Couch Helen Cousar Betsy Coward Chuck Cowart Bobby Cowsert Fred Cralt Dale Craig Carol Crider Jerry Cromer Cookie Crum Graham Curry John Cutts Ronnie Dabbs Thomasine Dabbs Kathie Darling Carolyn Davis Charles Davis Dudley Davis Gloria Day Wayne Dean Marshall DeBruhl Barbara DeHamer Arthur Dehon Claire Dennis Wilton Dennis Jean Derrick Donny Dial Betty Dixon Kathy Dixson Penny Dixon Linda Dodgen Jim Donelan Linda Dornberg Jeannette Douglas David Dreiman Francis DuBose Johnnie Lee Duffle Bill Dukes John Duncan Buddy Durlach Linda Eaddy Alvin Edwards Eddie Edwards Trudy Eldridge Carolyn Eleazer Catherine Eleazer Q13- f N w mm, rl? 5? 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Libby Wilkes Mary Lou Willard J X ,L .1 Florence Willey 'az L il If Ea Ye rl 5 G 97,139 ' W' ,J s. y It Q '-mf' I IE' s ,- is - Jerry Williams Jimmy Williams ' Rae Williams Q :,,,,,,V M Woody Williams I 1:3 W3 i 3' I, - Nz, Copeland Willis I. ,... V -f T i L1 Patsy Willis A -:,. 3 , ': 3 Steve Wilson I ' P 3' Becky Wingard If A ii E E I, Pete Wludyka ' , '2 . I I , , It Judy Woodard - V I s. , I V, , W V- y liva if I i ,Qs 45 .. :I sm Woodruff H , ' egg, I H092 Yorker I , H efjgir ' I - Ray Young Zi' 'J E Q, I, I -' ' 'I of If y 1 f ffl! 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V 7 www 7'?n.wWwNwh',, WEN Vwwwwwwwmw Qgxiww X 5, L ali-lxi V - ----v 1 Wim W MQ Q as 'WWW W UR own train of action . . duty demanding teamworlc . . . hidden talent thrust into the spotlight . . . learning to blend many ideas . the sincere laughter of friends. 79 STUDENT FIRST SEMESTER BOBBY HUNT . ........ . President ROSE ANN RIGBY . . Vice-President Attention Student Council! Thirty-four foreign exchange students are coming to Columbia! This announcement in June marked the real begin- , -, ning ol our year's work. We said ugoodbyel' to our own Chris Tailler and planned a welcoming party for our new Swiss student, Kathi Marti. Yllgl ill ll ll ll! 'ft 21 . , . ln September, council was confronted with prepa- rations for Friendly Week, for council installation, lor football programs, and for opening our Blue Devil Shop. As the year progressed, delegates were sent to the State meeting in Florence where Dreher was SPONSORS--Mrs. Lois Johnson, Miss Joyce Gayden, Mr. Dewey Gentry. FIRST ROW: Kathi Marti, Connie Tiller, Edie Anthony, Bobby Hunt, Rose Ann Rigby, Sylvia Moseley, Elizabeth Quarles, Margaret Moses, Rebecca Hargrove, Nancy Love. SECOND ROW: Bernice Porter, Cynthia Rhymes, Linda Kay Peake, Helen Keene, Judy Johnson, Connie Fallaw, Pam Milliken, Meredith Pogue, Pat Pearce, Carol Hooks, Pat Lynn. THIRD ROW: Buddy Barker, John Coleman, Teddy Kohn, Nancy Martin, Lana Bell, Janie Hane, Sandra Whittaker, Buddy Powell, Jack McCathern, Robert Walkup. FOURTH ROW: Mac Ogburn, Billy Wells, Bill Bethune, Eugene Dickson, Ed Kennedy, Jimmy Simpson, Chris Leventis. ABSENT: Bob Fuller and Bruce Steigner. 80 COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER BILL BOYD . . ......... . . President JOE MARTIN . . . Vice-President elected president, to the big Southern Convention in Arlington, Virginia, and in the spring to district rallies. Our once-a-week routine meetings were filled with a variety of plans and projects-the Combined Drive, 1 I I the Christmas baskets, Safety Week, Barefoot Day, Exchange Student Day, student elections, and the numerous other projects, both little and big, that promote school spirit and help solve our school problems. Such is Student Council, our most representative organization, working toward a better Dreher. SYLVIA MOSELEY, Secretary, First Semester: ELIZABETH QUARLES, Treasurer: KATHY MICHELSEN, Secretary, Second Semester. FIRST ROW: Carole Jones, Beverly Blackwell, Norma Crosswell, Bill Boyd, Joe Martin, Kathy Michelsen, Elizabeth Quarles, Edie Bellinger, Pete Spearman, Linda Eaddy. SECOND ROW: Sandra Stewart, Kathi Marti, Betty Brandon, Kathryn Ward, Beverly Coleman, Carlisle Caughman, Addie Crolley, Louise Stith, Dianne Morton, Joanna Praytor. THIRD ROW: Jackie Hammond, Elen Wilkins, Roxie Kershaw, Eve Anderson, Dickie Schwab, Robert Walkup, Eddie Edwards, John Hooker, Jerry Ballentine, David Jenny. FOURTH ROW: Wickie Wheeler, Scott Hendrix, Sandra DeHon, Lynn Fleischman, Mary Margaret Leavitt, Kaye Campbell, Luetta Harris, Bryan Graham, Arthur Simons, Cal McMeekin. FIFTH ROW: Orin Anderson, Jimmy Mills, Richard Ellis, Roy Lucas, Jimmy Stradley, Bud Martin, Roy Bates, Billy Gore, Herbert Bradley, Bobby Cowsert. 8 I Eleanor Doggette. When students hear their names called in as- sembly to be inducted into the National Honor Society, it may seem to many to be a goal at- tained and a long struggle ended. Actually they cannot imagine the endless work and fun which is only beginning. The tea and all the congratulations . . . Trying to convince people that they need decals and student directories . . . Those scholarship blanks with everyone worrying about grades and activi- ties . . . Serving as a receptionist, marshaling for FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS BILL WALKUP ....... President BEN BOYD . . . Vice-President ROBERTA McNEILL . . Secretary BULLET BRADLEY . . Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS BOBBY HUNT ....... President BULLET BRADLEY . . Vice-President MARY SNIPES . . . Secretary FRANCES SHELLEY . . Treasurer SPONSORS Mrs. Elise Godfrey, Mrs. Isabel Foster, Mrs. assemblies, and taking up money and giving out rings to excited juniors and seniors . . . Planning the senior trip and all the lun in New York . . . And most important this year, being hosts lor the state convention. Induction into the National Honor Society is only the beginning. Members must maintain their high standards and strive in every way possible to better their school and serve their fellow stu- dents. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Donna Lowenstein, Margie Lou Lancaster, Joanna Speed, Linda Whittle, Susan Loewe, Bill Walkup, Ben Boyd, Roberta McNeill, Foster Bradley, Scottie Shelley, Sarah Ann Jefferies, Page Putnam, Gail Barnes, Dorothy Yarborough. SECOND ROW: Rupert Kuhne, Barbara Rodgers, Francis LaMotte, Barbara Lapidus, Bostwick Wyman, Frances Baskin, Helen Keene, Joanna Praytor, Kay Kaiser, Lillian Carr, Mary V. Johnson, Helen Anderson, Val Jean Derrick. THIRD ROW: Mary Snipes, Larry King, Kelly Jones, Marnie Hook, Bill Elder, Homer Sheffield, Elleanor Crown, Ann Keller, Claudia Wingate, Janie Hane, Rose Mary Fellers, Nancy Martin, Betsy Childs, Sue Gena Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Belk, Bobby Maxwell, Roslyn Donny, Beth Crawlord, Diane Cook, Martie Faulk, Barbara Clarke, Peg Pearce, Lynn Eddy, Beverly Coleman, Beth Webb, Carlisle Caughman, Beth Littlejohn. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Michelson, Jimmy Glenn, Jimmy Truesdale, John Broome, John Smith, Oliver Donelan, Dick Rockalellow, Rose Ann Rigby, Jane Hinnant, Bonnie Long, Katherine Hicks, Bobby Hunt, Glen Boland, Ellen Young. BOBBY FU LLER . Mr. W. C. Mann OFFICERS WALKER CLARK ...... President DICK ROCKAFELLOW . . vaEe.Pfesaa-mi BILL WALKUP . . . secretary . SPONSORS . Treasurer Sis B- ws, PSY .sl xx era ww -B ss gras :QQRUUQQ ,, Mr. H. I. Robinson ME' , DISTRICT OFFICERS .ZZ, i is I BOBBY FULLER . . . Lieutenant Governor DICK ROCKAFELLOW . . District Treasurer .'I3: E:E-,'B',,. ss Evening, Ma'm. l'm selling light bulbs lor the Dreher High School Key Club Scholarship Founda- tion.'i On this note the year's activities lor Dreher's club once again began. The Key Club year was marked by such high lights as the light bulb sale, the Variety Show, and the big Spring Bazzar. Service was rendered to both school and community through the distribu- tion ol polio stickers and Goodlellows' baskets, the sale ol Booster Club memberships, the upkeep of the Dreher auditorium, and the sponsoring ol the Homecoming Queen's float in the big parade. Our Key Club this year, as in the past few years, dominated the District Convention in the winning ol awards and District and Divisional offices. Truly, through its achievements, the Key Club has followed and will continue to Follow the advice ol its motto, We Build. KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: Jimmy Mills, Ben Boyd, Bob Fuller, Bill Walkup, Dick Rockalellow, Walker Clarke, Bobby Hunt, Bill Faircloth. SECOND ROW: Robert Walkup, Rupert Kuhne, Jimmy Palmer, Kit Tomlin, Bobby Hipp, Johnny Calais, John Caskey, Ronnie Crolley, Delleney Ruff, Frankie Robinson, Charles McCallum. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Hendricks, Chris Leventis, Billy Wells, Foster Bradley, Teddy Kohn, Joe Harvard, Porter Kinard, Bill Boyd, Gene Dickson, Deane Fowble, Kemble Oliver, Joe Martin. DICK ROCKAFELLOW DIANE COOK Editor Business Manager BLUE DEVIL Here I am, sitting in the corner where I always sit, just an old filing cabinet in which they cram all their secrets. The staff has had its glory, and now I, the silent key to their success, will reveal the many phases of my charming personality. ln my top drawer is found the space for the over- due write-ups and the 326 quotations which were selected. My second drawer is still recuperating from the shock of being quickly and violently slammed whenever a strange countenance entered the prem- ises. You see, within this drawer rested the prized efforts of the staff, the lay-outs and pictures. Be- neath the dust of the third drawer, the numerous yearbooks of the past presented a constant chal- lenge. Perhaps my most cherished drawer is the last in which is contained the fond memories of my cohorts, the staff of '58. The opening of this drawer lets loose the wild western calls ol Cheyenne Rockafellow, jarring the jangled nerves of all except our diplo- matic and dependable Ben. I shall never forget Shirley's inexhaustible originality of thought and ex- pression or Shields' consistently refreshing good humor and unlimited supply of creative ideas to which Barbara contributed with her too cluttered as she quietly struggled with the class pictures. From my keen observations I often wondered just how long they could have existed without versatile Bobby, Fortifying the group with lifesavers and chewing gum, MISS MARY RAMSEUR MISS EDNA WALKER MRS. PAT WANNAMAKER Literary Advisor Business Advisor Photography Advisor SEATED: Bobby Fuller, Nancy Gheesling, Shields King, Shirley Cleveland, Barbara Clarke, Peg Pearce, Ben Boyd. STANDING: .lackie Hammond, Richard Hewitt, Mary Snipes, Bruce Steigner, Diane Cook, Scott Hendrix, Carlisle Caughman, Dick Rockalellow. especially Nancy, who gave up her lunch hour to work on the annual. .lust as I would try to catch lorty winks, Peg's bubbling enthusiasm would reach its zenith and the room would be filled with squeals and shrieks ol delight. The two strange voices I sometimes heard were those of Diane and Carlyle sneaking downstairs to find out about the latest brainchild and the price ol it. OI coures, I knew better than to worry about the money, for Miss Walker without any Iuss or show has always provided me the best of everything. Then there were those sunless days when Mrs. Wannamaker and Mr. McGraw met the deadline, even though the tennis team did shiver a bit in the snow. I think the Iondest memory ol all is that of my guardian, Miss Ramseur. This petite lady was most unique, for she amazed all with her ability to advise but not control, to be patient when the group went Fuss bud gets? At work? .aa....., zz, g I f. I , on one ol its many tangents, and, the most lovable ability of all, to be considered one ol the gang by her staff. Well, I've talked too much and here they come with the key to lock me up for the summer. I'm going to miss that group and all the lun we've had, but I shall always have the memories as the '58 BLUE DEVIL takes its place with the others in the third drawer. PEG PEARCE Assistant Editor SHIELDS KING Art Editor SHIRLEY CLEAVELAND Feature Editor CARLISLE CAUGHMAN Assistant Business Manager BEN BOYD Activity Editor BARBARA CLARKE Class Editor BOBBY FULLER Sports Editor NANCY GHEESLING Literary Editor SPONSORS-Miss Joy Pettigrew, Mrs. Betty Crouch. BLUE PRINT BILL OTIS ........... . Editor ROSE ANN RIGBY . . Business Manager SECOND SEMESTER MALCOLM JOHNSTON ..... . Editor CYNTHIA RHYMES . . . Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF-Claudia Waites, Frances Shelley, Diane Cook, Cynthia Rhymes, CarIisIe Caughman, Beverly Jones, Herberi BracIIey, Markie FauII:, BiIIy WeIIs. My, what a revoltin' development! Male - n Blue Prints. ln a tiny room on the third floor of the old building, a light often burns long alter 3:15. There, a faithful handful of student-journalists work above and beyond the call of duty to bring Dreher its newspaper, the Blue Print. ln this room, dubbed the Press Box, tomorrow's citizens learn the principles of publishing a newspaper. Wandering thoughts are brought to focus, or- ganization and analysis ol facts become second nature, and clear thinking becomes a skill. As, time after time, the eyes and ears of Dreher High School goes to press, another facet of Ameri- can education is polished, thus the free press is fostered. LITERARY STAFF-Rosallen Spencer, Margie Lancaster, Kelly Jones, Roslyn Donny, Jim Walters, Jeff Denberg, Bill Otis, Bostwick Wyman, Novelle Owens. LITERARY YEARBOOK Each year more and more students are inspired to write for our Literary Yearbook, the main purpose of which is to give every pupil an opportunity to express himself in all fields of writing, including sketches, poems, book reviews, essays, plays, and short stories. The staff of the Literary Yearbook has given much time in preparing and assembling a book of which Dreher is rightfully proud. SPONSORS-Miss Josephine Joyner, Mrs. Annette Henry. J V SENIORS--Katherine Hicks, Bobbie Hawks, Mary Anne Craft, Ann Keller, Beverly Coleman. STAFF-Katherine Hicks, Joanne Butterworth, Mary Anne Craft, Roslyn Donny, Carol Bell, Ann Keller, Nancy Gheesling. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Poise, self-confidence, and the ability to think on one's feet are only a few of the benefits which the student derives from speech activities offered at Dreher. This year the League has been represented at Congresses and debate tournaments in Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, held a Congress in Columbia, and won six awards in the State High School League speech contests. if FIRST ROW: Dale Craig, Susan Vogel, Bostwiclr Wyman, Malcolm Johnstone, Roslyn Donny, Page Putnam. SECOND ROW: Eel Harter, Sally Williamson, Jean Johnson, Holme Robinson, Walter Winter, Bobby Hunt. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Truesdale, Jim Wallace, John Smith, Allen Kahn, Jimmy Shanman, Leroy Cohen. 88 SPONSORS-Mrs. Wyman, Mr. Gentry, Mrs. Lupold. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE AWARD WIN- NERS-Jimmy Truesdale, Susan Vogel, John Smith, Leroy Cohen, Page Putnam, Bostwick Wyman, Roslyn Donny, Malcolm Johnstone. MISS MOZELLE SKINNER, Instructor Preparations for Art Bauar. Guidance Success ART Famous paintings are a natural part ol all stu- dents' lives at Dreher as a result of the efforts of Art Council. The council's annual Art Bazaar pro- vides lunds lor its varied activities and gives every art student the opportunity to be a significant part of this program by contributing his work to this project. By placing reproductions in every homeroom, exhibiting noted artists and photographers' works, and purchasing many originals for display, Art Council has created an atmosphere that develops in all students a broadened knowledge and deep- ened appreciation of art. 'U lf: :fm We-J' ART COUNCIL-FIRST ROW: Gene Dickson, Bruce McLeod, Page Putnam, Mary Ann Easterling. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Palmer, Patty Gause, Cindy Cole, Carolyn Nelson, Shields King. THIRD ROW: Johnny Tuller, Dale Craig, Frances Baskin, Edna Powell, Scottie Shelley, Martie Faulk. FOURTH ROW: David Whitworth, Albert Moses, Chris King, Rosallen Spencer, Proctor Davis, Larry King. sm OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: George Rhame, Corporal: Richard Comp- FIRST CHAIR-FIRST ROW: Jeannette Scott, drums: Richard Comp ton, Staft Sergeant: Linda Bradley, Staff Sergeant: Franlr Buie, Ist ton, clarinet: Linda Bradley, alto clarinet: Jimmy Kemp, trombone Lieutenant: Jimmy Kemp, Band Captain: Andrea Stoclrs, Line Ser- Andrea Stoclrs, flute: Eddie Brown, trumpet: Pat O'Kelly, bass clan geant: Jimmy Kolb, Corporal. SECOND ROW: Jo Kirlrpatriclr, Cor- net. SECOND ROW: Freddy Pugh, alto sax: Billy Cherry, French poral: Jeannette Scott, Corporal: Wyman Looney, Corporal: Bobby horn: Guy Meares, bass: Pat Nielson, tenor sax, Tommy Bennett Maxwell, lst Sergeant: Junior Pool, Corporal: Perry Caughman, Cor- bassoon: Mr. L. J. Hahn, Director. poral. BAND 1'-i if 'rv' W f . vukggg, gy I - 'iii Q ii 1-lf: FIRST ROW: Carolyn McDonald, George Rhame, Jo Kirlrpatriclr, Andrea Stoclrs, Brian Jones, Jimmy Kolb, Jeannette Scott, Dorothy Dowdy Eddie Brown, Jimmy Echerd, Tommy Fitts, Al Montgomery. SECOND ROW: Terry White, Pat O'Kelly, Linda Bradley, Gail Corley, llrie Wayne Jimmy Kemp, Hamp Simpson, John Lupold, Billy Boney, Bill Thompson, Eddie Taylor, Alfred King. THIRD ROW: Janet Powers, Pat Nielson Richard Compton, Manfred Anglin, Frank Buie, Tommy Bennett, Wyman Looney, Perry Caughman, Billy Cherry, Ralph Jerrells, Jaclrie Eley Junior Pool, Freddie Pugh. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Turner, Bobby Maxwell-Drum Major, Guy Meares. ABSENT: Bobby Cherry, Bonnie Williams Isabel McAuley, Warren Mauterer. 90 A NM mfg' ,, M K ' wa MODERN DANCE SPONSOR Mrs. Lynn Eady K t C l Margaret Moses, Pud Patterson, Patty G M dth Pogue, Becie Casey. Although Modern Dance is the newest of the fine arts at Dreher, it has become one of the most featured. For those interested, it means long afternoons and nights of practice for the modern dance concert, the excitement backstage before a successful performance, and the wonderful feeling of accomplishment afterwards. The experience of working together to produce these concerts is of genuine value in the development of creative expression and poise. DRAMATICS lt was the Christmas season, and the student body as- sembled in the auditorium to observe the holiday. A very hardworking and talented group of students combined ef- forts to produce again one of the loveliest and most inspir- ing programs of the year, The Nativity. Such productions given by the drama group not only afford enjoyment for the entire student body but also de- velop skills in the dramatic arts for those who participate. 92 T ROW: Robert Chestnut, Richard Ellis, Mal l Johnstone, Kathi Marti. SECOND ROW: Mr. J Louis L'kPtN'l M M ' Otis, SPONSOR Mr. W. E. 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W? r - ' . - - I ' 'WM-www-1-wmwm.kwwwwwwww Q' - , 1 Wowwmww ,W Ei 'E W I Q N'-Hvxvewwwpaa r - ,... ,.: 55522232 is ' ' 7 49995305 k Z? 1 Z 5: of QQ in WN giwwsi J ww it UW r AN M if UJYSO git? M WW W ,irqrtcpli x OREVER striving to better them- selves . . . long hours of persistent effort . . the spirit of good sports I hu ' sr ' V ,x yn manship . . . the burning zeal of com- S P 0 R T S petition . . . the satisfaction of tasks well done. i falls., 5 'sr C VSAM 8, jf P, V , ,NH if pf N? 4 014321 yr 45 9 B is .pi irvksk M S2 psf 4525 99 FOOTBALL C. A. STUART RONNIE CROLLEY, PORTER KINARD Coach Co-Captains STATE uAAA CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: Ted Petosky, Johnny Calais, Jack McCathern, Jimmy Mills, Osce Self, Bobby Hipp, Bucky Drake, Jack Jenny, Deane Fowble David Hogg, Gordon Campbell, Pat Patierson. SECOND ROW: Wade Jones, Marnie Hook, Bill Boyd, John Caskey, Buddy Duke, Tom Cox Bryan Graham, Donald Doughfy, Cecil Roberis, Buddy Foy, Neal Huichinson. THIRD ROW: Walker Robinson, George Thompson, Jimmy Evaki Ronnie Crolley, Joe Sanders, Ed Holler, Dick Rockalellow, Dan Lewis, Porter Kinard, John Hooker. MR. J. K. HENRY KIT TOMLIN, CLARK REED, MR. W. C. BRANCH Co-ordinator ol Athletics RUPERT KUHNE Assistant Coach Manage Alter having lost a tine coach, Red Myers, and many members from last year's State Cham- pionship team, the football players at Dreher laced a most difficult assignment. This challenQ, heightened by the hardest schedule in Dreher's history, was tackled by a new coaching staff and a large group of inexperienced, but determined, athletes. Under the capable guidance of Coach TS Stuart and Coach Branch, the Devils overcame the obstacles and emerged at the end of the season State AAA Champions. The final record, ten wins and two losses, re- vealed the outstanding ability of Coach Stuart, who was elected the Coach ol the Year, and pro- duced many tine athletes and sportsmen for one of the greatest and the most deserving teams in Dreher's history. 'im ? 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Q ,f 3 egg G A ' 'f i xv X APFYQ ,Qffx . 9 X C k is S' 5 K - E 1 Jjs awww Dig-Jug Cv, :exe X Y' 'ff 5 iralfigfikiaf R it f A S' + . E WADE JONES Fullbaclr 0 0 0 ww nil an Homecoming Queen, LYNN EDDY Maid-of-Honor, SHIELDS KING The Spirit ol Dreher. H 0 M E CYNTHIA RHYMES lor PHIL LATHAMg BRUCE MCLEOD For TOM COXg SYLVIA MOSELEY for GEORGE THOMPSON: MARTHA ANNE BOOZER for JOHNNY CALAIS. JUDY CARTER lor BUDDY DUKE: SUE DERHAM for DAN LEWlSg MINNIE BOSTICK lor JlMMY MlLLSg POLLY RUCHARDSON lor ED HOLLERQ FRAN- CTS LaMOTTE for BILL BOYD. The festivities lor the twentieth an- niversary Homecoming began with a dramatic presentation written by the Creative Writing class. This was one ol the most impressive assemblies ever held in the Dreher Auditorium, and it will long be remembered in the minds of those who sat spellbound in the au- dience and in the hearts ol those who worked so hard to convey the real mean- ing of the Spirit of Dreher. Despite the rain and the canceled parade, at dusk a long line of convert- ibles and a beautiful blue and white float lelt Dreher lor the stadium where the sponsors and dignitaries were pre- sented to the crowd. Head Coach Charles Stuart crowned our Homecom- ing Queen, Lynn Eddy, who was at- King. CLAUDIA WAITES Ior PORTER KINARD, Co-Captain PUD PATTERSON for RONNIE CROLLEY, Co-Captain C O M I N G LYNN EDDY Ior Dick ROCKAFELLOW tended by her Maid-of-Honor, Shields The Blue Devils Iollowed through on the twentieth anniversary theme with a terrific 20-0 victory over Spartanburg, which was celebrated with a dance at the Youth Center by a Iarge crowd ol jubilant Dreherites. The spirit which prevailed at the as- sembly and throughout the day could be summed up in the Iast Iines oI the program. We believe in you Dreher High School, and regarding your future, we say with confidence and pride, 'It matters not beneath what skies Nor on what seas shall be thy Iateg We only know it shall be high, We only know it Shall be greatf I' ATHA JEAN BROOKS Ior NEAL HUTCI-'IINSONg DIANE ELDRIDGE lor CECIL ROBERTSg NANCY MARTIN for BOBBY DIAL: PEG PEARCE Ior JOE SANDERSg JOYCE MORRIS for JIMMY EVATT. JEAN GRAY For DAVID HOGG: LINDA FUNDERBURKE For GORDON CAMP- BELL: BECKY WINGARD For OSCE SELFg TODDIE CLARKE Ior PAT PATTERSONg PAT PEARCE Ior JACK JENNY. HB SQUAD FIRST ROW: John Lumpkin, Billy Blake, Arlan Hudson, Danny Roe, Frankie Sharpe, Skip Bernard, David Hamiter. SECOND ROW: Ed Hancock, Leslie Sample, Dick Harden, Frank Godfrey, Barry Thompson, Bill Law, Freeman Cog- gins, Johnny Silon, Jimmy Evans. THIRD ROW: Nicky Papadea, Mack Collins, J. W. Proctor, Jeep Russell, David Smith, Lester Blackwell, Buck Wilson, Joe Law- rence, Artie Dehon. JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Danny Bryson, Kent Wright, Mike Dozier, Sonny Chum, Bill Elder, Dickie Moseley, David Jenny, Dickie Mel- ton, Carl Foster. SECOND ROW: Bill Faircloth, Jimmy Lanlord, Jerry Ballentine, Billy Cherry, Bill Hartin, Bobby Cherry, Bobby Chestnut, Chuck Sawyer, Bobby Martin, Bruce Steigner. THIRD ROW: Harry Porth, Dennis Day, Chris Leventis, Julian Howell, Buddy Huckabee, William Ouzts, Tommy Bolt, Neil Kightlinger, Mac Ogburn, Larry Cole, Guy Meares, Charlie Cloaninger, MR. ARTHUR TAYLOR MR. SIDNEY CAUTHEN B Squad Coaches MR. HERBERT ROBINSON Junior Varsity Coach ,r 'R iv, 212 M 2-,EE X . V 'if ff? 'QD 59 A M in . .1 - D . is if f , 1 9 J X '+ .1 ilp ,lp ,, V A i, W3S 2 b 1 is V few 5 X S ,J -v A ,J I , , ' 6 ., K , 'ssh 4 ., Wx - I fbqiij,-,qs fjK5'1fw1:, , wp. my L 4,4 Q W-... f , ' N n ai. 4 Xffzwv-rw K ' 'frY'Xb'f'ww 4. 'A x - ' . 94' '. 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Addie, with her little help- ful suggestions, could usually be found in a mud puddle . . . Homer, the eternal goof-off, could always arouse the crowd with his inevitable Yaaaaaaa- . . . Pat seemed to maintain per- petual excitement over anything about the Cheer- leaders . . . Teddy was always ready with a good idea and a hilarious remark . . . Shields, our ever- loving and ever-present conscience, would always make us feel better than we did . . . and Joe, the wonderful combination of wit and leadership that we'll never forget. The ridiculous Rock Hill trip . . . the party at Valley Park at 3 A. M .... Homecoming . . . the rain . . . the freezing convertible rides . . . Martin Roberts after every game . . . the parade at Conway . . . Ma Boles, overworked, but never too busy for us . . .Ed's antics . . .V-l-C-T-O-R-Y on the State House steps . . . our first pep rally . . . 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - Cheerleaders' memories. E HOMER SHEFFIELD, ADDIE CROLLEY SYLVIA MOSELEY, BRANWELL RAVENEL A. W. WHITTINGHILL Coach BASKETBALL For another year the Blue Devils upheld Dreher's tradition of fine basketball. During regular-season play, the 'ihardwood-men compiled an imposing record of thirteen wins against only four defeats. They entered the Lower State AAA Tournament in Florence and advanced to the finals before being upset by the Eagles of Chicora High, Charleston. The boys proudly came home with the runner-up trophy as well as a fine over- all record of fifteen victories and six losses. The Blue Devils could not have made this impressive record without the able leadership of Coach Arlie Whittinghill, who was recognized not only at Dreher but also throughout the state by being chosen Coach of the South Carolina All-Stars. FIRST ROW: Wicliie Wheeler, Sidney Bethune, Hilliard Booth, Leroy Cohen, Mose Faircloth, Oliver Donelan, Richard Hewitt, Jim Fouche, Delleney Ruff, Robert Wallrup. SECOND ROW: Kit Tomlin, Bill Eidson, Lionel Harvin, Joe Harvard, John Rogers, Jimmy Moore, Bobby Cowsert, Mr. Simpson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Whittinghill, Billy Wells, Jack McCathem, John Coleman, Bill Poulos, Lloyd Hendriclis, Chris Leventis, Wayne McElwain, Artie DeHon, Mr. Robinson. 1 E ly, Xziiifaiiy wx 2252? 163 if 1- W Nwsmgwc- M QW, m 'ABL' JIM FOUCHE, Guard LEROY COHEN, Forward SENIOR PLAYERS OLIVER DON ELAN, Capiain RICHARD HEWITT, Forward I HILLIARD BOOTH, Guard MOSE FAIRCLOTH, Manager SENIOR PLAYERS FRANKIE ROBINSON, Guard OLIVER DONELAN C nte Dreher Dreher DreI1er DreI-ner Dreher Dreher DreI1er Dreher Dreher DreI1er DreI1er DreI1er Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher Dreher II3 SCORES Sumier . CoIumbia Eau Claire . . BrooIcIancI-Cayce Eau Claire . . Olympia . Sparianburg . Orangeburg . Rock Hill . Parker . Olympia GreenviIIe . Greenville . Parker . Columbia . Spartanburg . BrooIcIancI-Cayce Tournament PIay CITY . f . 58 Lower Richland . . . 40 Olympia . . LOWER STATE . . . 54 Columbia . . . . 45 Chicora . . E MR. J. K. HENRY ED HOLLER BUDDY DUKE MARNIE HOOK JIMMY MILLS JIMMY LANFO REI S69 I I 1 M, H3 I I I DELLENEY RLIFF JOHN HOOKER MOSE FAIRCLOTH JACK McCATHERN RICHARD I-IEWITT BILL EIDSOIN II4 TENNIS KNEELING: Donny Dial, Dick Pregnall. STANDING: Kelly Jones, George LaFaye, Frecl Craft, John Rogers. KNEELING: Earl Craig. STANDING: C. O. Warren, Manning Sellers, Homer Sheffield, Roy Lucas, Bobby McDougall Jimmy Palmer, Bobby Kapp. IIE TRACK Ba n gl The report ol the starter's gun resounds through the stadium as the crowd waits in tense antici- pationp and, when the dust has settled over the track, once again the Blue Devil cindermen have emerged Class AAA State Champs. The T957 season was a most profitable one lor the undefeated Dreher aggregation. Aside lrom copping the AAA crown, records lell beneath their speeding feet, and under the scrutinizing eyes ol Coaches Myers and Taylor they attained Firsts in all events to become the most formidable track competitors in the state. North and South they lcnew our lamep The traclcmen carrying Dreher's great name. Wi FIRST ROW: Bill Babb, Tommy Brown, Bill Law, Bobby Payne, Alvin Edwards, Robert McLaughlin, Johnny Howell, Robert Wallrup, John 5 , Conyers, Bobby Hipp, Johnny Calais, Jaclx Jenny. SECOND ROW: John Duncan, Bill Hartin, Buddy Huclrabee, Neal Kightlinger, Billy Cherry, , D. Bobby Lovvorn, Billy Blume, Bill Elder, Copeland Willis, Franlrlin Whaley, Bryan Graham, David Jenny, Deane Fowble. THIRD ROW: Danny ,Wm Bryson, Steve Weston, Bill Wright, Billy Weathersbee, Danny Roe, Harry Porth, John Odiorne, Marshall Todd, Cecil Roberts, Sidney Bethune, 'JJ by Johnny Tuller, Dewey Hallman, Phillip Latham, Jimmy Moore, Art DeHon, Buddy Foy, Johnny Caslrey, Johnny Benton. if-7 Q' B JA-59-r X . gmfd -Viggo W.,-f sjij, II6 my 'B ws-eg . fm '51 2. 'i .Io zli7f?x yi Q 35 GIRLS' ATHLETICS MRS. MARY ANN BOLES MRS. LYNN EADY Directors of GirIs' Athletics OFFICERS GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- TION-PETE SPEARMAN, Publicity Chair- man: BETSY MILLER, Awards Chairman: ROBERTA McNEILL, President: ADDIE CROLLEY, Vice-President: POLLY RICH- ARDSON, Intramural Chairman: MERE- DITH POGUE, Secretary-Treasurer. To the girIs at Dreher, the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation means many things. To some of us it means the IiveIy games of volleyball and basketball after school . . . The mad scramble and fun of Dreher's voIIeybaII pIay-day . . . Learning new skiIIs such as bowling . . . Going home Iate in the afternoon, tired and happy. To others there are fond memories of voIIeybaII and basketball AII-Star games . . . The teamwork and fierce rivalry against Rock Hill and University High . . . Competitions for positions on the soft- ball team . . . The fun of the trip to the Coker CoIIege play-day. To the few who survived the Iong afternoons of practice there are the memories of all the fun on tennis trips . . . The friendships made and the fun had in playing other schooIs . . . Getting blistered on the beach between matches in Charleston . . . The thriII of playing in the state tournament. Yes, the G. A. A. means many things, and it means something to almost every girI at Dreher. We have given of ourselves to it and have re- ceived recreation, skills, lasting friendships, and good sportsmanship. Through its activities, we have grown in many ways and so we shall remem- ber and be thankful. PHYSICAL EDUCATION LEADERS-FIRST ROW: CaroI Berne, Cfaudia Wingate, Nancy Lee, MereIyn Fogfe, Susan Wienefefd, Kay WiIcox, Delores Sommerset, Katie Coleman, Margie Jenkins, Kay Tomlin, CaroI Jones, Patty Gause, Elaine Ouzts, Patsy Smith, Ann Booth. SECOND ROW: Meredith Pogue, Addie CroIIey, Gray Little, Genie Garvin, Essie Jeter, Gaye Lott, Linda Kay Peake, Margaret Hooker, Dottie McKenney, Mary Lou Willard, Peggy Morgan, Mary Lynn, Jeannette Douglas. THIRD ROW: DaIe Craig, Mary Penny Thomas, Saundra Stallings, Sheila Andrews, Jayne Droom, Patricia Buftman, Janie Hayes, Dot Chapman, Marie Tibshraney, Marsha Medlin, Judy Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Rickie McDowell, Humie Laub, Charme Sturkie, Vera Young, Brenda Spurfing, Syfvia King, PhyIIis McNeal, Pud Patterson, Pat Lynn, Janie Hane, Luetta Harris. WL Wi ss' E 4,11-0' LK ,X ,gf yxm I q in Q? E is 5? I' is is S xi ROUND a truly special, enchanted world . . . the dreamy gaze from blue eyes . . . the refreshing B E A T I E S glow ol a smile . . . the sensitive U beauty of a warm personality . . . the delicate grace of a lady. IZI S 5 TIIE MICIIAI1 TODD COMPANY, ING. m ssvsmu AVENUE. NEW vomc lv. N. Y I? mu von mm.. ...J-. Ir. .-mu., 1 I . -.H mmm mv von- -IINWT 23, 1958 Hr. Dick Rockafellou kms Knbouma Rom Columbia, South Carolina Dau' Hr. Rockafallowz Your letter and the pictures arrived after Hr. and Hrl. Todd nm msc for Europa nn. weak. Fonmmly, mum-, Io had to und a apecnl courier to take some othor maturhl to Hr. Todd in London on Monday and we were ahlo to includa sm pzwwp-apm. Tho com-ur, me prmognph-, mana buck in New York this mx-ning and the following ul tho pirsonll choices of Hr. Ind Hrs. Todd: Riu Blue Davil - Holly McKenzie Hin Senior - Peg Penne Hsu Junior - Patricia Hchurin Miss Sophomore - Beclq biinglrd Tha Todd! did not have the oppartuniiy to llld I letiar, an 1'm mrs you will understand, - we teal luclq that vo were able to get tho picturas to than at all. We an returning the picturss And also a photograph at H'r..md Hrs. Todd. your: , MISS ELIZABETH TAYLOR MR. MIKE TODD W-1 W-1 E162 Y: Judges 1. R As a student. As a teen-agar. A5 6 IWBUIY' F 5? ,,,.,,,,.-ww ,jam 4 rm CLASS Miss SEN!OR 7,435 of 5 peg peaffe t ynn y Wan jranci5 ella Woffe mod gfaclya gamgdz QQKNQN XD ix Mi Qfx BEAUTIES M55 pafricia guhman MBS JUNIOR md pafricia Wcofaurin MH. my .ibegu-ea .Siamemef ma pal pearce I25 ,wbxg if-Q-1' S d iis.. cs-SNES QQJQ.. 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