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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

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I EfLGA+ I .I , Ax 8 Jgxxl 'QXK1-xl. cn V fy A V 1 W 7 E LfLf'l'5w -LX-Qi .AJYXALQ Qu- UR , 4- MY SL F 'Vs . -M' . X 6 ' ' 'Q X11 FVWA! K .MQ i , - ' - ' X90-L'X4 O1 fWYw'D If A Ox V Q Q 1, 61 I I A J, A' jojql H, O I Vx 1 1 'L9N. OJLVY-mc. Uk ' ' 5 P k 1 fx' -Alvx . l' Q 4 - ' X 1 ' ' C Z 15 P 1 P . C JCI- C- I I k s A ' ,, . q R X kJ K V A x i I X I ' I ' N . Xx Sp YW , W BEGINNING A NEW DECADE MQEQIVQV5 1 DREHER HIGH SCHCJCDL 6 ALMA MATER All hail to thee, our Alma Mater, f V ' V ,,o Here's a soma in praise, We'll bear thy banner aladly, And thy name .we'll proudly raise, t . W ' . . .Q ,, u I 1 We'll hanor thee and love thee, As taithtul sons always: n Sa here's to Dreher, our Alma Mater, Hall to thee always. I f 1 I T A 'B'l L s'E 0 F , , L . ,mt Classes .......... 18 Activities txt ilxirtg ' V PROLGGUE X . lb 'H J A X-,bt x x l If fl X 4 Hail to Dreher Always. ' - - g , - 2 1 .t Bright Words for us, lingering Words for our future and the future of our community. X t I ' y Dreher is the product of her people. We are her vitality, her spirit, her continuityg We hayfe given her many faces to be many things-faces fashioned by our diverse traits and character into an unfinished image. ' J She has the Bright face of Opportunity to 'heckon the ambitious, the talented, and the brawny, the classic face of Knowledge to stimu- late curiosity and 'deepe'n understanding, the vivid face of lmagina- tion splashed with Paints and Pastels, etched with Creative,xWriting, expressivefwith Dramaticsgand, the radiant face of Spirit-nourished from the past and cherished for the future. , , Q .- X, f i , ' X 4 We have given 'her the excited face of Victory, the moody face of Defeat, the candid. face, oft Sportsmanship, the dignifigd face of Integrity, the fragile face of lustice, the .stern but tolerant face of Dikipline, the careworn face of Disappointment, the eager, face of Initiative and the compassionate face of Charity. W 'At hight, emptyl andlalone, Dreher is a faceless ghost, Waiting for the vital warmth of morning. Q We arelher heartbeat-herfpulse. we are lire-her. W V we 'KKK ' x it In N i. 'iw ' t , K s K E X ' 0 X . Athletics X. X ........ 108 c Features ......... 130 All hail to thee. our Alma Mater Here's a song in praise: We'll bear thy banner gladly. And thy name we'11 proudly raise: ,JXQZM , , , K .kglrdl kyjyggylfm Ypupfkj ffl In I 610,114 LR! kfxilffl 111 P ,fffj-ZJLV? :ig MJ. ffiuciimd Q ,Jil L2-41 -44 - I, I ,X ,A I If I 4, M- yymzwx Jul! Lwnagp, ung- ,wn lim. 'f fU'9ffQf V f H1144 JU A 4511 fbi, 4,4 cfJaA'Z H ,MJ QM 21 Am Qgwfcdff. ff f V' Mamma f fw- ff AAA WW' Wi! R JXVKQW gfJ2' fZf Q5?J4'J- X 4 f J , J, F, , -I ,M . V. K-, qi .fjfy UMW Jwsf A Off 5 Z7 UM' U 615,726 J 350141114 QQUKC 7 f ,1 fijyptbfgj vfzfuu, F P S QM Jo Uwwxu cyewf . i i I 'HS BU. we it ai y ....'i' . SZ. . 575 xg? M A ,A in uf II? , 1 -' .. 'v , 4 Ly P ' 's 'ff 6' 'D 'X . 'O I M .VB f ws- E. ' 0 :E rf, .' , . ff , 4 , ,HI 1 ,, ll' WV? o 0 ,QB .pf ping. x g-xanga .un---1 -'slum-Q., 1 ovkiaulll un-.um Ti-sf:-we --.au ill -u-A-. -.Q-a.. .fa 'Q--. ln- .. H. 'X Y R M1 .. ' V Q uv X L f + x Y Q . f 5, ' Q xx Immun . 1 3,.::--1? xi. t K W x Y Q,,J W- wmf 4- .. 4 -4 .Q X- in-Q in-1,,..,g....f,.4..-, X ww ,-.-NNW H V ' Q We'1l honor the : ww Qi' f .K 3' in 94-wqpgnq Y. .f ' T1-43 --IJ As faithful sons always: 9 Mm E , Sv K R ll- ' Q 'W w DEDICATION Many years of dedicated, unacclaimed service and loyal de- votion to Dreher and its high standards ot education distinguish our choice tor the dedication ot the l96O BLUE DEVIL. We feel that in choosing the recipient ot this honor, We have selected one of Dreher's most devoted teachers. She has given us rnuch of her time and her talents. We love her tor her indi- vidualism, her spirit, and her untiring energy. To Miss Moselle Skinner we say thank you. Fo r her un- selfishness, inspiration, and exceptional ability, we, the stall, affectionately dedicate our annual. MA Principal l9BO opens a new decade and also marks the beginning ot a new era in our newly appointed administration. With the opening ot a new high school in the city, many posi- tions in our administration were left to be filled by our taculty. Mr. Whittinghill was promoted from assistant principal to prin- cipal, and Mrs. Woodrutt and Mr. Branch were appointed assistant principals. Cur able faculty, headed by Mr. Whitting- hill, Mrs. Woodrutt, and Mr. Branch, has guided Dreher to high achievements in edu- cation. Even the best student body would be lost without expert leadership, and we at Dreher are most fortunate in having the wis- dom and kindness shown us by the 1960 Dreher faculty. MR, ARLIE W. WHITTINGHILL MB. C. W. BRANCH MBS. RUTH H. WOCDDBUFF Assistant Principal Assistant Principal MRS. LYNN HARRISON Secretary MRS. MYRTIS L. VINSON Secretary ISTR TIN Why does the BLUE DEVIL always display a picture ot Mr. Guy L. Varn, superintendent of Columbia City Schools? lt is not only loe- cause We respect the position that he holds, but also because We admire very much the qualities that Mr. Varn has shown over the years that have endeared him to us. Dreher has come to appreciate more and more Mr. Varn's personal interest in us. MR. GUY L. VARN Superintendent ot City Schools -...- Q. If 'gf i 3-5? ,--.-- X ,h 'uk N 'Z X ' 4 I K 8 KC - 1 vfmscn 'Viv' isfmcq, , 'wfxw-M ' ' ivgl -i 'ti nil? --'.A.. on txt 7'-vfff J,-Zu' is . M 4: 1 ig -L13 4 1 MRS ELLIE D REESE MRS ELISE GODFREY MISS THELMA HUMPHREY Head of Math Department Head of Engllsh Department Head ot Commerce Department FACULTY I4 MISS MARY FRANCES ALLEN B A Furman Umversny Physical Educcxhon MRS MIRIAM ARNOLD AB UD1V9YS1lY ot South Carolina English and Spanxsh MR C W BRANCH AB MEd Wottord College Umverstty ot South Carohncx Hxstory MRS DAWN BRYAN BA Stetson Umversxty Enqlxsh MISS IANE BURNS A B Umverslty of South Carolma Physxcul Education Georgxa State College for Wo Umversxty of South Carolxna Hxstory and Government MRS L DIAL CORDER AB Columbla College English and History RS BETTY CROUCH BS Umversxty oi South Carohna Commercml Subtects MRS SYLVIA DAUGHTRY A B Umv r tty ot South Carolxna English MRS IUANITA F DENTON BA Umverslty of Kentucky French MRS ELEANOR DOGGETTE A B Wxnthrop College Latin and Plane Geometry MR DANIEL E DUKES B S Clemson College Mechamcal Druwmg and Woodworking W DB, P' I I I gy , . Y . Mas. o. C, COLLINS, BA. IJQTV .r I I 'TW .-ff lil MRS ELIZA H STONE MR IAMES S PARK IR MRS PATRICIA WANNAMAKER MR ERNEST L EPTING BS Mechanical Druwmq MISS BONNIE L ESTES BA Mary Washington College of the Un1 ersxty of Vlrglma Enqlxsh MRS ISABEL W FOSTER AB MA Wmthrop College Umverslty of South Carolma Enghsh MR C DEWEY GENTRY IR AB ECIM Un1vers1ty ot South Carolma Coordmator South Curolma Experiment xn Closed Cxrcult Educatxonal Televlsxon MISS DORCAS O GILES A B Um rslty of Soutl Carolma I-lnstory and English MISS BARBARA GLASSCOCK BA Wmthrop College Assistant Llbranan MRS ELISE GODEREY AB Wmthrop College Engllsh MR CLYDE I-I GREEN AB Umversxty of South Carolma World History MR LaVERNI HAHN BA Mount Unlon College Band MR CHARLES A HENDERSON BA MA Lander College Umverslty of South Carolma Hlstory MRS ANNETTE M HENRY BS Wmthrop College Englxsh MR. I. K. HENRY A.B. Erskine College Physical Education 'if- I-Iead ot Social Studies Department Head of Scxence Department Head of FOIGIQII Languages clemsort college ' V I 4 FACULTY I6 MISS LUCILE HEWLETT AB M A Wmthrop College Unlverslty of South Carolma English MISS MARIANNE HOLLAND AB Llmestone College Music MISS VIRGINIA HOLLIDAY BA M Ed Umversxty ot South Carolma Commerce MISS THELMA HUMPHREY A B M A Western Kentucky State Unwersxty of Wxsconsm Business Education MRS IACOUELINE IACOBS AB Coker College Biology MRS LOIS H IOHNSON BA MEd Columbla College Umversxty of South Carolma Psychology Hxstory MR MCCOY IOHNSTON BS Clemson College Chemlstry MRS HELEN H IONES AB Wmthrop College Mathemahcs MR IOHN E IONES A B Wofford College English and Iournullsm MR WILLIAM E IONES A B M Ed Erskme College Umversxty ot South Carollna Scxence and l-Ixstory MISS MILDRED IORDAN AB M A Bessxe Tlft College Columbxa Umverslty Hxstory and Englxsh MISS MIRIAM KNOX AB Wmthrop College Chemistry lndxoncr State Teachers College Commercml Sublects MR ALBERT E LEE A B M A Mercer Un1vers1ty Unxversxty ol South Carolma History MISS MARTHA LOUISE LINEBERGER B A M Ed Womans College Umverstty ol North Carolma Mathematics MR ARCHIE G LUGENBEEL AB Duke Umverslty Speech Drumahcs Psychology MRS RHODA LUGENBEEL AB Wtnthrop College Algebra MRS DARLENE F LUST BA State College of Washmgto English MISS ELLEN MacI..AUCl-ILIN B S Wmthrop College Home Economxcs MRS PATRICIA B MASON BA Converse College Hmstory MRS HELEN R MILLER BS MA Wmthrop College George Peabody College for Teachers Lxbranan MRS BARBARA MORGAN BA MEd UHlV9fS1lY of South Carolma Psychology MR DAVID E MORGAN A B MEd Umversny of South Carolina Mathematics MR IAMES S PARK IR BS MEd Umverslty of South Carolma Physics Electronics MRS: LUCY V. LEAVITT, BS., . . ' ,n . . MISS PATTIE PARKER BA M A Columbla College Umversxty ot South Carolma English MISS IOYE PETTIGREW A B Converse College Enqhsl' MR EARL RANKIN BS Carson Newman College Functional Math Algebra Physxcal Educatxon MRS ELLIE R REESE AB MEd Wlnthrop College Umversxty of South Carolma Mathematics MRS MARY S RICHARDSON BS Wmthrop College Anatomy Physxoloqy Bxoloqy MRS IUNE ROBERTS AB Umversxty of South Carolma Spanish MR HERBERT I ROBINSON B S M A Erskme College Appalachxan State Teachers College Physlcal Education Socml Studies MRS CAROLYN A ROGERS BS Brldgewoter College Typlng Shorthand MRS EDNA W ROMEY AB Wmthrop College Mathematics MRS MAUDE B SIMPSON AB MA Umvers1ty of South Corolma Bradley Umversrty English MISS MOSELLE SKINNER BL A B Umverszty of South Carolma Bradley Umversxty Enqlxsh MRS ELIZA H STONE AB MA Umverslty of South Carolma Hxstory MR CHARLES A STUART BS MA Erskme College Physical Educatlon MRS KATHLEEN M THOMAS BA MECI Wmthrop College Umversxty of South Carolma Mathematics MRS MARTHA THOMPSON AB Duke Umversxty French Enghsh MRS CORNELIA TURNBULL BA Wmthrop College Mathemahcs MRS LUCILLE TURNEY HIGH A B Degre Normale Sorbonne Umverslty of Ports UHIVGTSIIY ot Nebraska French MRS VIRGINIA VAN SETERS A B Columbla College Algebra General Scxence MRS PATRICIA WANNAMAKER A B M A Umversuy ot South Carolma German Enqlxsh MRS KATE C WARD BA UDIVETSIIY of North Carolma Mathematxcs Psychology MR IOE W WOODBERRY BS Umverstty ot South Carolma Mathematxcs MRS RUTH H WOODRUFF AB Umverslty ot South Carohna English MRS MYRA F WYMAN AB MEd Converse College Unlversxty of South Carohna Latin FACULTY I 7 -J QX- ', XXX. x. if ' x X Q E . 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Duke Scholorship CARL FOSTER Hiqh School A11-American IACK MCCATHERN Exchange Student BCD STENSON Sweden Seniors Received Miss Hi Miss MARGARET MOSES DAR Girl ROXIE KERSHAW Who Honors King Teen ROBERT WALKUP Seniors Elect A Best AII-Round ANNA LOUISE LONG CHRIS LEVENTIS Most LikeIy to Succeed MARGARET MOSES CI-IRIS LEVENTIS SIZTLQ' M 'w ,,,,,,,.,....--W Most InteIIectucI ROXIE KERSHAW CARL FOSTER Su perlatives Wiitiest Best Dressed PATSY SMITH BILL HARTIN MEREDITH PCGUE GRIN ANDERSON Most Athletic MEREDITH PCGUE TACK MCCATHERN Best Lookinq MQLLIE MCKENZIE GENE CHARLQTTE Best Dreherites ANNA LCUISE LQNG RCBERT WALKUP Seniors Elect Most Talented MEREDITH POGUE GRIN ANDERSON 9237553 5 'Siwx ' fsilfi' Su perlatives Best Dcmcers MOLLIE MCKENZIE IACK MAYNARD '1 1 Friendliest ANNA LOUISE LONG CHRIS LEVENTIS ' 'ivan A it sq. of-W Class Sweethearts THCMASINE DABBS IACK MCCATHERN Q L H -is F vu as , cis X' lf iw F 1. 461 1. 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E2 H : 3, ,rf H E lm' 15 JZ.: , fa Q. 3 My .Q N 'Mis I 5 1' 'Isl .ik if? , ,nf AQ Afifwf Qf 11 . Y pa , 4 v Q Wilhoit Wilkes Willard Williams, H. H. Williams I Williams, M. A. Williams, R. I. Wilson Wingard Wunder Young CECIL DARK WILHOIT Be tolerant, be truthful. be kind. and you will not be forgotten. Pres., V.-P., Secy.-Treas., Homeroom, Bachelors' Anony- mous, Adventure Clubs, B Football. ELIZABETH LILES WILKES Ot manners so gentle. oi heart so kind. Secy.-Treas., I-Iomeroom, F. T.A., French, Drama Clubs, Office Assistant. MARY LOU WILLARD Ii there is virtue in the world at which we should always aim, it is cheertulnessf' Snack Bar Worker, Library Asst., Office Asst., Marriage and Family Relations, Girls' Glee, Chorus Clubs. HERBERT HEYWARD WILLIAMS Knowledge is the key to success. Nat. Merit Finalist, Blue Print Literary Start, National Forensic League, Debate Club, Sr. Projects Committee. IAMES PAUL WILLIAMS Life depends upon the stutt a man's made oi. B Basketball, Checker, Scrabble, Bachelors' Anony- mous, jazz Clubs, MARION ANDREANA WILLIAMS The pattern oi all patience. RAE IOYCE WILLIAMS Real worth requires no interpreter, in every-day deeds forms its blazenry. French, Marriage and Family Relations, Chorus, Argyle, Travel Clubs. ROBERT STEPHEN WILSON Strong reasoning makes strong action. B Football, Track, Auto, German, Adventure Clubs. MARY REBECCA WINGARD A cheerful disposition makes beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good natured. Secy.-Treas., Homeroom, Library Rep., Delegate, State Convention, Pres., F. T. A., Secy., Creative Writing Club, After-School Sports, Blue Print Business and Literary Staffs, Senior Ouotations Committee. PHIL COLIN WUNDER, III Good leadership and character are the virtues oi the best ot men. Social Cabinet, I. V., A Football, Football Rules Club. RAYMOND BRANDON YOUNG The actions of men are the best interpreters ot their thoughts. Social Cabinet, B , Ir. Var., A Football, Football Rules Club, National Merit Finalist. SENIORS WI-IO DO NOT APPEAR Alleine Brown Austin, Michael Riley, Thomas Lee Brown, Ir., Christopher Braun Buckley, David Legrand Campbell, Madeleine Colette Ciezak, George Edward Daniels, Ir., Stanley Iohn Duncan, Iohn Billy Hinson, lr., William Stuart Jackson, Ward Iohnson, Traylor Clayton lowers, Ir., Thomas George Kay, Robert Clarence Lowe, Rebecca Anne McDiarrnid, Walter Daniel Moon, Ralph Martin Moseley, Ir., Patrick Martin Mul- cahey, Edwin Corp Reed, Daniel Finch Robertson, Robert Arnold Roof, Burnet Dresden Shealey, Robert Vincent Smith, Glenda Louise Toney. SENIORS 1960 Rockettes? 56 I 41 g Q ll, I W it W' J . if W T ' , 'W 1 L L ,l Kiwi! A-Y 7L,E!i.., arid :if ue ,6'fL61. :A igifqy -1 111- 141250-eg? rnsrsnsrs me IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. David Anderson, Treasurer: Iill Archer, Secretary: lack Upchurch, Vice-President Pete Leventis, President Juniors Prepare The Iunior Class is guite capable ot han- dling the role ol leaders of the student body which is now almost upon them. For the two years since this class entered Dreher as sophomores, its members have by no means been idle. They have stood in the wings, constantly growing in experience, knowl- edge, and school spirit. luniors have partici- pated eagerly in all those activities open to 58 To Take Over them. They have played their parts com- mendably. Now, almost seniors, the Iuniors will leave behind them many memories, only to add new ones. With the enthusiasm, initiative, and fine spirit exhibited by this rising Senior class, with our fine faculty and administration, we can safely say that 'l6l will be a hard year to beat. JUNIORS Ellzabeth Abercrombre Pam Able Sharron Absh1er Martha Adams Sandra Adams Sandra Alron Dennls Allen Gene Allen Lrnda Amlck Dav1d Anderson Phrhp Antley Irll Archer Anne Askew Vernon Atkrnson Sally Bacot Ioe Barley Rrcky Bambrxdge M1ke Baldwrn Babs Barefoot Lyons Barker Hank Bartos Anne Baskm Irmrny Bass Bob Belk Betty Bellmger Barbara Bennett Lmda Bennett L1nda Bennett Betty B1gl'1am lane Black Wynn Blessrng Bobby Bobo Glnny Bodre Robert Bodre Bokey Borneau JUNIORS Betsy Bollmger Ann Bolt I1mmy Boylston Calvm Brantley Iohn Breeclen Ierry Brxght Bobby Broom Allen Broome Ga1l Broughton Charles Brown Edd1e Brown Iohnny Brown VIIQIDICI Brown Mary Browmng Iohn Bryan Polly Bryan Gene Bryson Tzmmy Bryson Bunny Bunch Luther Burrtss Sally Bynum Iewell Byrd Elo1se Campbell Danny Carter B111 Casson Harrlet Cave Patsy ChCIV1S Cherry Maurtce Helen Ch1ldress Bonme Chrtstmus Dav1d Clark Kenny Cl1att Margaret Cloyd Kltty COQQIH Patricia Butterworth JUNICDRS Charlre Coleman Gene Collms L1nda Colllns Carole Cooper Susan Copenhaver Dave Corley lenelle Corley Sarah Cox Frances Craft Bunsy Cralg Glorxa Crawford Mary Crenshaw hmmy Damel Susanne DaVega Harrxet Dav1s I1m Davrs Cadrlna Delaught Bennett Denms Malcolm Derr1ck Nell Derrxck Perrm DesPortes Fucky DeTrev1lle Ieanme D1st1n Iohn Duron Ford Douglass Cathy Dowdy Al Doz1er Norma Gene Durant Cathy Dutton Anne Dyson Condon Eargle Buddy Easler Kenny East Bubber Eleazer Iolly Davis C JUNIORS Mac Ellerbe Elrzabeth Epps Karen Espedahl Barbara Evans Trsh Evans Mary lane Farmer Ronnre Flemmg Ianlce Floyd Melbq Floyd A WWW f Sloan Fouche lean Fox Cam Frost Wrlder Funk leanme Galgano Tommy Gamble Melba Gardner Betsy Garrett Ann Gxbson Iackxe Gleaves Mllhcent Godzn Harrret Goldson Karen Good Kathy Goodman Ioel Gottlleb Davld Graham Iackre Graham Mary Green Iohn Gr1mball Freeman Gunter Margaret Gunter Bllly Hagler Lrnda Halr Elmor Haltrwanger Davrd Hamxter Q4 - JJ' rf 0 4 nj Hal Foster X 'I JUNIORS Bland Hammond Marle Hammond Scotty Hardegree Dlck Harden Sharon Harper Becky Hart Susan Hart Lrnda Harter Nancy Hartzog Edward Haselden Hedy Hayes Edd1e Helder Em He1ns Brenda Helms lay Helms N1ll1am Hogg Hob Roy Honeycutt Barney Hook Carey Ann Hook Ellen Horton Lynne Hudson Pat lrby Sally Iaclcson Del Ieftords Dons lenluns Iohn lermgan lack Johnson Mac Iohnson 'vlary Ann Iohnson Dee Dre Iohnstone George Iones Henry Iones Robert Iones DGV1d Iordan JUNIORS Robm Kalmbach Lloyd Kapp B1lly Kelly Irm Krnard Alfred Kmg Kathryn Krng Ehzabeth Kmght Barbara Knox LOUIS Kolb Iohnme Krofch1ck Cary Kropp Kay Kunkle Bxlly Lafferty loe Lawrence Buddy Lawson L1nda Lawson Ronald Leltch Kay Leltner B1lly Llde Ioanne Ltgon Margaret l..1ndler Ilmmy L1ttle Betty Brrd Lor1ck Lmda Lowe Eddte Lowrance Ioanne Lumpkm Kay Mahaftey Iudy Mar1no Susan Markel helen Marshall lean Marshall 'viartlyn Mason Charles Math1s Warren Mauterer Pete Leventis A . JUNIORS Ahce McCall Kay McCalla Susan McCullouch Andy McCullough Iudy McDowell Herbert McElva1n Fred McElveen Ieannre McLa1n B verly McNe1l Ezlrth MCWh1Il DGV1d Melhchamp Drckre Melton Carolyn Merrrtt Adr1enne Messenger Sylvla Metz Erlly Mrddleton Ioy Mrddleton lane Mrller Sarah M1ller Andy Mrot Qkrpper Mobley Mtmr Montgomery Rrta Moon Clydra Morton ludy Moseley Patty Murr Charlotte Murray Neta Mae Murray Betsy Myers Stephen N1ver Murleen O Kelly 11m Orr Hamrlton Osborne B1lly Oswald Iirnmy Michelson .IUNIORS Llnda Padgett Karen Parrott Forbes Patterson Bobby Petoskey Iack Ph1l1ps Alycta Ph1ll1ps Dan Phrlllps Bobby Ph1Ison Lmda P1cow Nancy Re1d Poag Wanda Porth Forrest Potts K1k1 Poulos Scott Powell Randy Praete Patsy Prlce Irm Quackenbush Carolyn Qutck Terry Rawls Beth Reece Reglna Reed Gxngl Reld Ann Reynolds Dtanne Reynolds Itmmy Rtchardson Rosalyn Rtdmgs Kathy R1ppelmeyer Harry Rtsley lr1s R1tter Wylly Robb Cockl Rockafellow Iudy Rodngues Davld Roper Glenda Rowell Barbara Ratlton JUNIORS Pamela Rowell Charles Rutledge D1anne Ryan Tommy Sanders Martha Scovrlle Barbara Sergler Wray Sercy Scarlet Sharpe Doug Shealy Helen Shealy Arlrs Sheffxeld lo Ellen Sheftreld Carol Shelley Carl Shrrley Newell Shull Iohnny Ray S1lon B111 Sxmpson Dendy Sloan M1sh1e Small Ann Smrth Ellrson Smlth Rachel Smrth Rose Smrth Wade Srnlth Rrchard Smoak Bobby Spear Irmmy Spears Bobby Stafford Iudy Stokes B1lly Stork Pat Stubbs Betty Anne Stuckey Lee Sturkey Guy Tarrant Loretta Simpson ae! fro'-1- QK 446-zoggz ' f3:,:rfda21'-', . f A ffjcf 'df ,-Jlfilfgf 7 Qfpzxo X J 540116 -- JJ f-C pw .aloofvcfdo ,ra ,, t:.,cx,zvA,... afzevf I 45,444-41' ,cv 1224, ouapgf X700 Neff' l JUNIORS Claudia Tate Chip Taylor Ed Taylor lim Taylor limmy Thomas Iimmy Thompson Samra Thompson Tom Timberlake Sarah Timmons Mimi Tobias Kay Tolbert Beverly Truesdale Claudia Turner Iune Turner Iessie Turnipseed lack Upchurch Betsy Walker Henry Walker Stella Walters Gary Ward Beth Watson Fred Webb Fredna Webb Betty Weed Nancy Welsh Becky Westall Kathy Wharton Wattie Wharton Carroll Whiteside Cynthia Wilkerson Buddy Wilkes Howard Williams Ronnie Williams Elizabeth Williamson Iames Williams l VNU 68 M g H' mai A .4 ,gy J wg 5 ,. 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U -Jas a Cwlorra Abercrornote Steve Adams Tommy Adkmson Drane Agnew Crndy Allen Tornrny Allen M ry Annclc Frances Anderson lnnrs Anderson Lrnda Anderson Wayne Anderson layne Arnold Larry Baber arolyn Bartlett lack Baslcrn Sandy Bates Iackre Beall Pat Beaman Bobby Bean ldmes Beard Bose Begg Bambl Bell Brenda Bell Margaret Bell Gaye Besly Claudra Blanc IC r Sue Bogen Charles Boozer Lmda Boulware Freddte Bouye Patsy Box Danlel Boyd Ieanne Brooks Bobby Brown DGV1d Brown lane Brown Mrldred Brown Pat Brown B1lly Bruner Hannah Bruns Mal1e Bruton Paul Burgess Ellus Burns Mary Anne Butler Brenda Butner Lrnda Byrd Blame Camp lohnny Campbell Sandra Carr D1ane Carter Drane Cartledge Drane Cassrdey B1lly Cate Beth Caughman Anne Chamberlaln l'larr1et Chandler Mary Chappell Danny Chewnrng Che Clapp Pudge Clarke Margaret Clarkson Don Clary Bon Clary Z 2 in-vf V1 5'-n 3' A r-4 we-' 74 T' AL LLL SQ. SOPHO Bay Cockrell lohn Colhgan Mac Collrns Barbara Copeland Irmmy Copeland Maxme Cordmg Buddy Corley Henry Couch Clark Cowsert Newell Crawford Ted Crolley Ann Crosland Mary Beth Croxton Paul Culbreath Martha Dantzler Brad Darby Indy Davts Bllly De-Bruhl Donna Dodmond Mar1or1e Ann DeVore Iudy Dlxson Bee Dorsey lohnny Douglas Lydta Downrng Ann Dreher Clarence Ducke Betsy Duffle Becky Dunn Nelson Durant Brenda Dyson Betty lo Eaddy Larry East Brlly Easterlmg ltrnrny Eckerd L hrm Edwards nc Melva Eptrng Aldo Facclnnet Sandra Fasano Buth Feder Brvers Fennell Carol Floyd Anne Fraker Vrrgrma Freeman Carol Frrend Edd1e Frrpp Btlly Frost Prrsc lla Fulcher Teddy Gantt Tommy Gantt Marrbeth Gardner Bobby Gayle l.e1la Grbbes Ierry G1lchr1st Claude Grlllon Brchard Goldre Charhe Goldson Clem Goldson Mac Graham Ed Green Barron Grrer Herbert Grttlrn Mayer Gruber MORES Gary Gunter Iimrny Gunter Ginny Guyort Donna GWIIIH Ianice Haley Andrew Hall Lynda Hanherry Larry Hardy lean Harper Mar1on Hasttngs Charles Hatch Elmar Hayen Anne Haye Robert Haynes Susan Hernphlll Dale Henderson Allan Hepner Charlene Hodge hmmy Hodge Lrlla Hoefer Angela Hoepner Iohnny Howard Cam Howell Ronme Howell Marlene Huff Iohn Huffman Paul Hugg1ns Marre Hunt Lynn Hutchrnson Tommy Ingram Heather lrv1ne Carolyn lackson Ioe Iackson Pat leanes Andrranna Iohnson Leslye Iohnson Mar on Iohnson Bonnle lanes Buddy Iones Nancy lanes Phcky lones Suzanne lanes Lee Kamu er Lynda Keene Traywlck Keltt Krt Kellogg Suzanne Kemp Lynda Kennedy Sarah Krnard Harr1et K1ttrell Carol Kohn Tony Koogler Gary La key Sh1rley Laden Murphy La1rd Rosemary Land Brlr LaMotte Sue Lancaster Ann Lane Buddy Lasseter Sandra Lasseter Barbara Latham Iohn Law -:S :- K . 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In' 'Q' Ah up-dl SOPHO B1 1 Le1tsey Martha Lever Ruth LGWIS Ben Lewter 1ack1e Lewter Betty L1de lacky L1nd1er Scarlet L1v1ngston Sandra Looney lokn Lumpkm R1lC11l9 Luther Rebecca Macaulay Iohnny Mack Tcn1n1y Malphrus S11o11a Mans11e1d Paula MOYkOW1lZ Beed Mau1c11n Me1v1n Maynard Spencer McCall I1111e McCa11urn B111 McCarty Mack McCulloch Sally McDonald Cnr1st1ne McE1veen Buddy McEnt1re Zach McGhee Pmky Mclnms Lucy McLa111 Iane McLaur1n 11n11'11y MCNGU11 Mary McNa1111 V1v1an Meadows Roberta Meares D1ane Mercer Earl M1ke11 Monty M11es Alex M111er MGIIOD M111er Tommy M1111ken Martha Moak A1 Montgomery B111 Moody Dot Moore Karen Moore L1nda Moore Rebecca Moore Susan Moore Ann Morgan Kary Mu111s A11ce Murphy B111y Nettles M1ke N1cho1so1'1 Gmger Noel Cathy Odom Luc111e Orr Sh1e1ds Osborne B1c11ard Outlaw Conme Peake l1n1111y Peek Boland Peep1es Ianet Powers Patsy Pratt Blake Praytor MORES Btlly Prtce Agnes Pntchard Sally Prttchard Mrke Pushlcar Vrrgmta Randolph Becky Redmond George Retd Molly Rembert Ioy Renault lane Rentz Ruth Reyelrse Alice Anne Reynolds Margaret Rxcharclson Susan Rtgby Dmdy Rlley Dottxe Rtley Lou Rmger Larry RITCRIQ Gale R1vers Ronald Robmson Brodus Rogers lean Rogers Sheryle Rotlrberg Dlane Ruff Ieep Russell Ken Russell D1ck1e Rustln Carole Rutledge Ray Sahsbury Carol Sanders Frank Sanders Retta Sanders Wayne Sanders Ned Schlaefer Bobby Schwartz Ioan Scott Ellen Scurry Bobby Seals Sue Self Howard Sharpe Butch Shtrey Kay Stmmons Gale Sltgh Carol Smtth Cary Smrth Donald Sm1th Mary Smtth S1dney Snelgrove Iohnny Smpes Alfred Stalltngs Ree Stalltngs Iudy Stanley Ieanette Starr Lmda Starr Iohn Stedman Mttchell Stevens Charles Stucke Henry Stuckey Susan Taylor Angela Thackston Patty Thomas Mttchell Trbshranv Don Tmdall lg! xx 1 1' evo-ff .ish J LA 5 f 'ff .9 4 L 5 77 K' vv 'Z E' Q L M... I f X mx SOPHOMGRES Rmhards Tratn Norman Tuller Btll Turne- Gau Turner Louls Turne Garrett Van Seters Kaye Wachsmuth B1lly Wall lohn Warren Carl Watktns Arken Watson ludy Wemberg Barbara Whetstone Paulette Wh1tloclc Margaret Wlllctns Fredd1e W1ll1arns Pam Wtlltams Rozanne W1ll1ams Buzz Wrlson lay Wllson Eddte Wtnters Llndy Wtrwtlle Iohn Wtse Marsden Wade Wofford Rosemary Woods Dee Workman sf' Charles Wyman 17 Ienny Yates in-an lf I W? 'I' SOPHOMORES WHGSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Dorothy Amos Anay Atlctts Gary Black Harry Booth Ketth Bryant Roger Calhoun la'nes Cotnran Art Cowart Chuck Cowart Chuck Dulce Davtd Edrtngton Lewrs Furnchess Doug Hayes hm loener Dean Marshbourne Iohn McCullough Lynn Mclsendon Iames McMurray Susan McNayr Charles M1tcnetl Torn Morgan Btu Morrts Wayne Morrs Thomas Moss lo Newman Allen Newsome Russell Perry Rhett Puttt I Rhoten Huoert Ross Steve Rucker Sonny Shuler Rtcky S1mp son Patsy Spters Caryl Anne Trakas lerrv Turnlpseed Earle W1ll1ams Gorng someplace? What s up, Doc? 78 5 -E A t - y L R ,' , G L L 1. 2 A M . b YA A t, to my ty ,A 'cp A at K 3' La- ,S t 1 8' A Pla.- V 1 wx Eu . S -I I . has K Q gr ' ,W X if , . 1 'ics' ' . if f . N f D ly, y gr' 4314 A Wfiijf .. 1 .... A N N N 'A N ' 1 ',,. . x 5 . ' 4- 'p A 3 3' ' on S 'X :P A Q 'G' W Q--Q Q 5' t -r 1 , f A if A .. y b -- K f it I A y V , Q Q ' ,N A ' Q 'A s . , 4 ,Q A A K Y , S I A -A A 4 A , I t at Q , I l A, ln, - Y ,I ,I V . Y l I, H il, l , NY! WhiCh IS IHS OYIQHICI1? WPQUSQ fgf fgffgghm Squeek Mr. Lee and his harem. Saturday? l'E'.i5Ff....e.N X l..-4.55 Of'f'iL'lQRS, lcdy .,,rrL1tE. 'resident' foe Gyn PM v , ,T . . NM -. ., 1 A ,Q f. . rv .,.., ,, ,, ,. , . . s v . .,... ,,Y,.,,,Y. Q P R ,l,l.,X.cL-F.cs.Jt... ..,.lol. ., .,... ,st t, K... , .,...cics.-..ti. Trwzztxiwr Freshman Class Enters Dreher For the tirst time in three yectrs ct treshmdn closs entered the hollowed holls ot Dreher. With the comino ot tctll ond ct new school yectr, one hundred ond iorty-nine ninth qrod- ers trom lrlctnd ond Croyton lunior l-liqh Schools become o vitol port ot Drehers lite. The opening ot ct new school in the city sys- tem, A. C. Plorct l-liqh, relieved the pressure ot crowded conditions ond coused Dreher to become o toureyectr hiqh school once more. Filled with enthusiosm otnd plotns tor the future, the students ot the new treshmon closs elected copctlole closs officers, joined clubs, ond iotced the new responsibilities ot hiqh school life. They entered whole-heortedly into closses, othletics, ond octivities with ct sincere determinotion to molce ct reol contribution to their tellow students ond to their Almo Motei. FRESHMEN Martha Allan Iohnny Baker Cl1nch Belser Wayne Bennet l..ak1e Black Nancy Blankenshtp Beth Boyar Itmmy Boland Bxchard Burgess Thomas Burrrss Bobble Byers Sharon Caldwell Lorralne Case V1rg1n1a Causey Kathy Chandler Freddxe Cobb Thorne Compton Don Corley Darlene Cothran Blll Crosswell Elarne Crouch Io Ann Cunntngham Damgene Cunsolo Warren Darby Barbara Davls Susan Derrenbacher Anne Donny Davtd Down1ng Carol DuPre Charles Edwards Elhot Ellerbe Barbara Ferguson Mehta Fmcher Mary Ann Flynn Danny Fraley Paul Fnpp Cay Fullwood Maggle Gamble Antta Gardner DUV1d Gaston Elxzabeth Glenn loe Good Don Grenade Ralph Grter Io Ann Hall Iohn Hancock Cecrl Hardy Iohn Harrrs Iames Hart Ierry Hartzog Abby Hatch Bosborough Hernes D1ane Herson Barbara H1clcs Dorothy H1cks leannme Hlggtns Cornelta Htller E1leen Hoepner George Hough Ioann Howard Mary Ellen Howell Bonnxe Howell Sandra Howell Harr1et Hunmcut Pete Iacobson Pat Iacoby Plum Ienkms Lester Iones Douglas Keele Ann Kendmck 44 JL ALJ 'Urs S-r TW Bw '! ' ,E if E arf EP Q- 9 ., I HALL lg xl if I lAh PRESHMEN WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Betsy Broome Barbara Howell, Charlte Howell, Ed Mcluam Bobby Mlms K1rk Peterson, Bobby Salhngs, Bob Vannerson 82 FRESHMEN Mary lean Kmght Mtke Knowles N1ta Kolb Tony Lalrd Trula Leventls Wally Lewts Loretta Long Sue Ann Longenecker Susan Mauger Stanley McCor1key Gmger McDonald Marva Lea McEldon Ioan Mcllwaln Charles McKenny Galnelle McNe1l Duane Melton Patty Mlller Carole M1lllQGH Iohn Moore Iudy Morgan Roy Morrts Rod Murchtson Frank Norms Brenda North Peter Pantsarr ltmmy Papadea Bob Patterson Ben Pearman Blllle Poag Dorothy Posey R1cky Poston D1ck Powers Ioe Reynolds Sandra Rhodes Barbara Rttchte Carol Rrtchxe Louls Robertson Hyman Rubln Carole Ryan loe Shea Betty Sxrnpson Tornrny Sktnner lack Srntth lody Smlth Ga1l Stanley Sher1e Stockman Brooks Stuckey R1ck Swafheld lunmy Temple Trna Thompson Pam Turnes Tommy Utter Patrtcla Vrncent Mehnda Wa1tes Marte Wallace Ieanne Ward Barbara Warman Hugh Weldon Robln Wtlkes Gordon Wtlson Carol Wrngate W l -. 4 S .:,., .:,: P 'W L A M s I E? Ann McDaniel A LW- , . 6 gy- xg, V A 1 T . A' A I V fu P 1 f A J 1 as ' 7 at S A r f x N , i , 'x Lil A +1 Q-f-, .-,-.. V,-.l ' 1 WI rw-if , ' Y ' ' VH' 'Y ar 'J U A 4 4 1 A I fi g,4XivI'1 diff Student Council Has Most Active Year Yet ..-QQ., '- V The Student Council is an outstanding part at tliw Dreher Student C1overnrnent, lt is composed ot repro sentatives trorn all honieroorns under the leadership ol the president and vicefpresident ot the student body, The numerous projects and invaluable services ot the council depict the true character ot Dreher. Council activities strengthen the total school progratzi. They include supervision ot student elections, srorisor- ing the sale ot school-day pictures, organizing the club activities program, and the selling oi tootball programs. Recognizing its responsibilities to the cornrnunity, the council sponsors projects to secure tood baskets tor needy families during the Christmas and Thanksgiving seasons. The spirit ot Dreher is projected to other areas through the councils representatives sent to the district rallies, South Carolina Association ot Student Councils Con- vention, and the Southern Association ot Student Counf cils Convention. Through the medians oi participation and gocot gov- ernment the Student Council instills in the studen' body a desire to live by the democratic principles of good EIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS. Mac Ogburri Vice-President and Citizgfighip, Robert Vfall-cup, President. FIRST SEMESTER FRONT ROV.': Robert Walkin., preside-ritp Mac Ogburn Vice-President: lonri Cclernan, Secretary: Erances Tltorriton, Tr'-ist SECOND ROVJ: Ice Reynolds lackie Gleaves, Mimi Montgomery, Foy Clark, Chip Starling, George Agzrgenzelier Arne Sltar. l-T 1. McKenzie, lL1iiy Steprrc Nan Szgrtiqri. THIRD ROW: Bobby Stafford, lohn Bryan, Sarnrriy loncs, lack Urichtxrciz lack Sf-'rr 3- D. Melton, lcel Gcttieib, Gene Ccllins, Bobby Brown, Geri- Bryson. FOURTH ROVJZ Kay Nidirter Dxrne Ryan, Stan ll'.trte1:'1 Er: 'ip' Bolltveaiz, l1rt'.rt1y Daniels Robby Bell: Melva Eptifia Bobby' Gayle. ElETlnl ROXV: Roan Burris l'l'yrr1ari Rubin, Ricky liffsr r Et. Croswell Melinda Wa:tt1:1, Rcr'rer':r tvfoares Martha Lo: Dantzler. SIXTH ROVUQ Charles Cicrrrurtger Sccrtie Rogers lohr. l.'.::1gk1r: Buddy lones Clerrp Goliisort Clarke Cowsert, lohnny Mack Bobby Spear. 4 st ra E W FRONT ROW: Lloyd Hendricks, Ned Self, Charlie Cloaninger. SECOND ROW: Sarah Timmons, Patsy Smith, Polly Richardson, Martha Scoville, Sarah Cox, Cathie Dutton, Iean Hoeter, Iudy Marino, Nancy Cooper, Lorraine Casey. THIRD ROW: Mayer Gruber, lane Ellis, Bonnie Bethune, Marie Hunt, Sally Pritchard, Kitty Coggin, Chris Edwards, Cindy Wirwille, Tina Thompson, Deedie Iohnston. Barbara Bennett. FOURTH ROW: Iohn Ellsworth, Bobby Stattord, Elaine Camp, Iohnny Howard, Tish Evans, Linda Padgett, Merc Collins, Iohn Hancock, Ioe Good. FIFTH ROVV: Nick Papadea, Bo Stenson, Edward Haseldon, Perrin Gloaton Cites Srnith, William Meares. Bradford Darby, Bobby Bobo, Bobby Cowsert, SECOND SEMESTER t man... SPONSORS, Mrs. Lois Iohnson and Mrs. Dawn Bryan. MINOR SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS. Lloyd Henar:cks.V1ce-Presiaei OFFICERS Lett: Iohn Coleman, Secretary, Frances Thornton Ned Self President. Treasurer: fgzzrlie Cloariiriger, Secretary. E17 ,Ar sf Q' 3 ,, M WL 9 Egfr!! K gf 3 1 1 2 ' WQQ 1 ' ' Sf , 5 LJ is 'K , i 44' ff? -1' Q I LX g A gs ,Mew ,fix 'V V , FRONT ROW: Frances Thornton, Rhetta Spigner, Susan Klein, SECOND ROW: Susie I-Ialtiwanger, Kay Gerald, Toddie Clarke, Wieneteld, Gray Little, Dorothy McDowell, Dale Craig, Pat Blackmon, Norah Teague, Kathy Dixson, Roxie Kershaw. Dreher Anchor In the tall of 1959 a new club was formed for junior and senior girls at Dreher. Its purpose is service, and the members are a dedicated group. Outstanding char- acter, leadership, and service are qualifications for membership. In addition, a scholastic average ot C must be maintained. Pilots International, a service organization for busi- ness women, sponsors the Anchor Club. At a banquet at the Wade Hampton Hotel, the representative of the Pilots Club presented to Roxie Kershaw, Anchor Club President, a charter to organize. One ot the first projects was to place a Coke machine ANCHOR CLUB SPONSORS. Miss Estes and Miss MacLauchlin. Club Organized in the senior girls' lounge. This has proved to be very popular, and the Anchors receive some of the protits for their treasury. At the Dreher-Columbia High Game, they sold flower corsages which they made themselves. These, too, were a big success. Christmas saw them busily planning an impressive tableau to be presented at a Pilots banquet. Dreher has good reason to be proud of this fine group of girls and wishes tor them the best of luck in the future. ANCHOR CLUB OFFICERS. Seated: Roxie Kershaw, President, Eve Anderson, Vice-President. Standing: Susie Haltiwanger, Treasurer, Dorothy McDowell, Secretary: Margaret Moses, Frances Thornton, Directors. Polly Richardson, Eve Anderson, Carolyn Nelson, Margaret Moses. Meredith Pogue, Anna Louise Long, Kay Kittrell. THIRD ROW: Susan FlRST SEMESTER OFFTCERS CARL FOSTER, President MARGARET MOSES, V.-President SUSIE HALTHNANGER, Secretary NED SELF, Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER OFFlCERS MAC OGBURN, President DALE CRAIG, Vice-President DOROTHY McDOWELL, Secretary LEON BRYAN Treasurer Honor Society Serves Dreher in Many Ways lf, FRONT ROW: Mac Ogburn, President, Dale Craig, Vice-President: Dorothy McDowell, Secretaryy Leon Bryan, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Lee Lehocky, Norah Teague, Ned Self, Barry Thompson, Bruce Steigner, lack Upchurch, Margaret Moses, Roxie Kershaw, Frances Thornton, Sally Bacot, Gray Little, THIRD ROW: Susie Haltiwanger, lohn Cutts, Dixon Moseley, Sandra Fellers, Hamilton Osborne, Susan Klein, Elaine Ouzts, Kay Gerald, Kitty Coggin, Barbara Seigler, ludy Rodrigues. FOURTH ROW: Charlie Cloaninger, lohn Ellsworth, Carl Foster, Pete Leventis, leannie Distin, Sarah Timmons, Nancy Cooper, Harriet King, Ellen Horton, Margaret Gunter, Sally Bynum, Carol Shelley, FlFTH ROW: Linda Going, Claire Dennis, Hendree Klepac, Tommy Steppe, Carolyn Eleazer, Dot Chap- man, Carol Windham, Kathy Dixson, Marie Tibshrany, Susan Wienefeld, Helen Cousar, Barbara DeHamer, Betty Bigham. SlXTH ROW: Polly Richardson, lolly Davis, Edward Haselden, Sarah Cox, Sarah Cauthen, Mary K. Reid, Forrest Potts, Betsy lane Garrett, Harriet LaBorde, Bill Bethune, Pam Able, Carol Esleeck, Norma lean Durant, Martha Scoville, ABSENT: Lucy Shand. The Dreher High School chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of students whose records of scholarship, leadership, character, and service have set them apart from the student body as a whole. To be considered for membership in the National Honor Society, one must have maintained a B avere age for the two semesters preceding his candidacy. One must have participated in enough extra-curricular activities to show qualities of leadership, character, and service. The National Honor Society sponsors many projects at Dreher. The new lobby furniture, the scholarship fund, the student-tutoring service, the student directory, class rings, decal sales, and the senior trip are ali services of this society. The importance of Honor Society is well-known and its influence is far-reaching. Dreher High School justly owes this active organization its highest tribute. SPONSORS. Mrs. Doggette and Mrs. Lineberger. l Patty Gause hangs picture in lobby. The Art Council is composed of students who are trying to bring art into the foreground where it will be not only noticed, but also appreciated for its true value, It is one of the things that help to make Dreher differ- ent from the average high school. lt provides an organi- zation through which many of Dreher's talented people may receive recognition, and also adds to the beauti- fication of the building. ln l94E5 the Council began buying original paintings and now has a valuable collection. These pictures adorn the hall at the entrance of the building for both students and visitors to enjoy. The Art Council has proved an inspiration to all who have felt its influence. Art Council Purchases Masterpieces l Qt-41, VW' ART COUNCIL. Seated: Patty Gause, Dale Craig, Roxie Kershaw, Anna Louise Long, Dorothy McDowell, Carolyn Nelson. Standing: Ed Hancock, Catherine Wilson, Robert Iones, Bobby Broome, Bunsy Craig, Connie Austin, Bill Poulos, Mary Beth Croxton, Pinky Mclnnis. ABT BAZAAB. Left to Right: Robert lones, Dale Craig, Bill Poulos, Catherine Wilson, Ed l-lancock, MISS MOZELLE SKINNER, Art Instructor Forensic League Participates in Winston-Salem Congress The National Forensic League is one of the organi- zations at Dreher that can bring inter-state recognition to our school. This year N. F. L. members attended an A. C. Flora tournament on October 29, 1959, and the district tournament April 28-30, l960. Among the con- gresses to which the Dreher N. F. L. sent delegates were Wx., N. F. L. SPONSORS. Mrs. Lust and Mrs. Daughtry. Students Turn in Promising Drel'1er's Literary Yearbook was put out this year by a hard-working staff under the guidance of Mrs. Godfrey and Miss Pettigrew. From the 1,000 or more manuscripts handed to the staff, around 130 were chosen to be published. The English teachers turned in their students' rnost promising works. The ones the judges selected were typed, proofread, then published. LITERARY YEARBOOK STAFF. Seated: Kay Nidiffer, Kay Kit- trell, Iune Turner, Frances Hawks, Marilyn Hedgepath, Susan Wienefeld. Standing: Barbara Seigler, Margaret Gunter, Harriett Cohen, Betsy Garrett, Iane Black, Rick McDowell, Carol Wind- ham, Becky Westall, Diana Morris. the Winston-Salem Congress in November, the Ashe- ville Congress, December ll-l2, the Southeastern Con- gress, Ianuary 23, and the District Congress, February 6-7. Dreher also had the honor of being asked to the Barkley Forum Debates held at Emory University, Feb- ruary 26-27. Io Ellen Sheffield addresses the Dreher National Forensic League members. Works to Literary Yearbook The Yearbook is an excellent guide to sketches, book reviews, essays, and all types of written work and is invaluable to English students. Many of the articles selected for the Dreher Literary Yearbook are entered in the South Carolina Literary Yearbook, or the National Poetry or the National Essay Contest. LITERARY YEARBOOK SPONSORS. Miss Pettigrew and Mrs. Godfrey. All Merit Semi-Finalists Are Finalists if , it , pf 'K A , MEREDITH POGUE MARGARET MOSES Editor Business Manager 12 -Este MRS. PAT MRS. MYRA F. MRS. EDNA WANNAMAKER WYMAN ROMEY Literary Advisor Photography Advisor Business Advisor BIG STAFF Staff Edits 1960 Anyone who saw our start in action would be amazed. The visitor would wonder how such an une coordinated group could ever edit anything. There were distractions at every turn, At almost every crucial point someone was bound to break the train oi thought by asking for your algebra book. We had callers ot every description constantly flowing in and out. Our visitor might possibly denounce the start as hysterical we were. There was always something to laugh at. Omnipresent were Billy's dry humor, Iohn E.'s dic- tation, Meredith's noisy apples, Lucy's cradle-crushes, and Eay's shorthand. ln spite ot Carolyn's crying con- tact lenses, Kathy's continually typing the statts home- work, Dick Schwab's majoring in pharmacy, Bruces absence, and the two understudies, Carol and lohn B., our group did work. lt our guest were observant, he would sense the dedication to purpose a small but ever-present under- current. The write-ups and telephone calls, the necese sary ground work, were done quietly and on time. And so, with the help of Mrs. Wyman's guiding hand, Mrs. Wannamakers keeping tabs on the photographs, SEATED: Hyman Rubin, Kay Tolbert, Margaret Moses, Dee Workman, Roberta Meares. STANDING: Bill Hagler, Martha Lou Dantzler, Marie Hunt, Pete Leventis, lean Hoeier, Nancy Iones. Blue Devil . . . Best Yet Mrs. Romey's watching the hooks, and Meredith's friendly whip, we pulled through with what we con' servatively call a grand annual the greatest yet! Our business staff was a real group of dynarnos. This gallant corps was headed by Margaret Moses. She, with the help of Pete, Kay, Marie, Hyrnan, handled the ticlclish job of securing ads and selling the annuals. They are to he commended for the work which they so diligently performed. LITTLE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Fay Harvard, Bruce Stetgner, Carolyn Nelson, Lucy Shand, Carol Shelley, Meredith Pogue, Iohn Bryan, Billy Gore. BUSINESS STAFF LEFT: Marte Hunt, Margaret Moses, Kay Tolbert, Pete Leventis, Hyman Rubin. ,vw IOHN ELLSWORTH Assistant Editor BILLY GORE Activities Editor BRUCE STEIGNER Assistant Editor DICK SCHWAB Sports Editor IOHN BRYAN Asst, Sports Editor LUCY SHAND Photography Editor FAY HARVARD Features Editor KATHY DIXSON Literary Editor CAROLYN NELSON Classes Editor CAROL SHELLEY Asst. Classes Editor Newspaper Job One of the Hardest at Dreher Where's my head? Where's my head? The cry goes up at about 5:00 P. M. on Deadline Day. The page editor yelling these words doesn't mean them literally: he's just misplaced a headline. The Blue Print makes it to press again by the skin cf its teeth, and the staff vows- -never again. But some- how, the next Monday, they start over on a new issue. The newspaper is perhaps one of the hardest jobs at Dreher, with working hours ranging from 8:00 A. M. until 7:00 P. M. But the satisfaction of seeing their high- est efforts actually in print makes the staff feel a sense cf real accomplishment. Yes, life in the Press Box is one hilarious but re- warding routine. A staff worker hasn't really lived until he has gulped down a watery coke while trying to type an article, take a picture, and lay-out a page all at the same time! Why all the rush? This copy has to get to press, you heard left say that next dead- line is tomorrow!!! Putting all joking aside, the Blue Print is our one opportunity to take our pen in hand and to portray the spirit of Dreher, whether it is a story of success, defeat, or perhaps a fond dream or ambition. This year the Blue Print underwent a good many changes, lt switched printers, changed from newsprint to slick paper, and actually, for once, had no financial problems. For the first time, no voluntary subscriptions were sold, and the cost of the paper was included in the general school fees. The Press Box closes for another year now, but next fall it will again resound with the anguished shouts of Where's my head? Where's my head? LITERARY STAFF. Seated: Pinky Mclnnis, Anne Sligh, lim Walters, Kay Gerald, Gloria Crawford. Standing: Debbie Kahn, Ieff Denberg, Bill Poulos, Woody Williams, Io Ellen Sheffield, Susan Wienefeld, Dale Craig. FIRST SEMESTER KAY GERALD DICK SCHWAB Editor-in-Chief Business Manager SECOND SEMESTER IEFF DENBERG IUDY RODRIGUES Editor-in-Chief Business Manager ,1 if mszfifx- iw ' ull .7 iff ,sv 2 A 'I ix K 3 .L Ah :r-E V? x W, ,,,.,. :wx wg K 'K P ef 4 in E-1' 2 X we ee . Q .c T e ,A . we' V, 4 XX Y 1' E553 , T. in ,, I ,,,,.. ---5. 2' if ,. v Q' ' sf 5 f ' 5 in ,, . V. R ie A45 F Z S . X 'qfmnm 'Wm 11 After e tempest ccxme the Blue Prmt. 4 gl I 'f,f,g, A 4 Af ,I 9' i 'T If up K, Q -N lg? Q1 A MIK A lf vp Youth Council Functions lnvaluable Composed ot representatives from all the city high schools, the Youth Council planned and regulated the activities ot the Memorial Youth Center. Many ot the activities sponsored by Youth Council this past year included: dances after football and basketball games, movies on Friday nights, a birthday ball with a talent show in lanuary, and a Valentine dance with a beauty cortest in February. DIRECTOR. Miss Marianne Holland ALL-STATE CHORUS. Lett: Billy East, Scottie Hardegree, Kay Niditter, Mary Lou Willard. LEFT: lim Walters, lohn Ellsworth, Terry Rawls, Linda Lowe, Carolyn Bradley, Louise Lorick, Mrs, Denton, Sponsor. Chorus Rated Excellent CHORUS MEMBERS. Ehba Anderson, Darrell Boney, lean Brooks, Ellus Burns, Bobby Byers, Pete Middleton, lOhHN1G DUHIGV PC1111 Fflppf Arm GUDSOU, lackie Hottman, Kathy Dodson, Patricia Iacoby, Bonnie lones, Margaret Lindler, Ida Marie Lingle, Harriett Goldson, Virginia McDonald, Rita Moon, Alice Murphy, Karen Parrott, Patricia Smith, Don Tlndall, Elizabeth Wainner, Kathy Wharton, Sherrie Windham, Iimmy Taylor, Kennon Allen, Diane Agnew, Lina Barrineau, Edie Bellinger, Nancy Blankenship, Virginia Causey, Yvonne Clapp, Helen Childress, Ann Donny, Gary Fleshman, Billie East, lean Fox, Anita Gardner, Rosborough Heins, Ioannene Higgins, Mary Ellen Howell, Harriet l-lunnicut, lune Knight, Mary Helen Moore, Mary Ann Nunn, Barbara Ritchie, lean Shultz, Iewel Byrd, Mary Lou Willard, lackie Atkinson, Kay Tomlin, Betsy Coward, Iune Turner, Don Hasty, Gloria Abercrombie, Bill Billingsley, Linda Boulware, Carolyn Davis, Billy Easterling, Ginny Guyon, Ian Haley, Brenda Hasty, Em Heins, Deedie Iohnstone, Lynda Kennedy, Bonnie Litchfield, Sandra Looney, Vivian Meadows, Murleen O'Kelly, lean Rogers, David Roper, Sheryle Rothberg, Helen Shealy, Henry Story, Iessie Turnipseed, Butch Shirley, Tina Thompson, Lou Ringer, Loretta Wright, Barbara Evans, Brenda Bell, Bonnie Adams, ludy Campbell, Virginia Freeman, Dot Hicks, Cornelia Hiller, Robin lernigan, Kay Leitner, Anne McElveen, Mary Lou Marshall, Scarlett Sharpe, Sherrie Stockman, Sandra Thompson, Alice Turner, Melinda Waites, Mary Ann Flynn, Carroll DuPree, Carolyn Whisnant, Glenda Rowell, Sandra Freidman, lackie Beall, Betty Io Eaddy, Cynthia Haley, Linda Lee, Alice McCall, Mary McNaull, Sylvia Metz, Mimi Montgomery, Regina Owens, Wanda Porth, Loretta Simpson, Patty Thomas, Pamela Williams, Paulette Whitlock, Ned Schlaeier, lean Wilson, Catherine Dowdey, Carol Sanders, Sara Kinard, Linda Moody, Carolyn Eleazer, Io Anne Lumpkin, Patti Muir, loannie Robinson, Margaret Mason, ludy Stepce, Sandra Abshier, Gail Turner, Dorella Vtfilhelm, Elizabeth Abercrombie, Innis Anderson, Lynn Bochman, Sue Bogen, Mildred Brown, Polly French Bryan, Susan Derrenbacher, Carol Floyd, Rosalind Gardner, Scottie Hardegree, Carole Holland, Sally lackson, Susie Kemp, Marilyn Mason, Betty Faye Matthews, Carole Milligan, Nellie Porter, Gayle Rivers, Linda Thompson, Herbert Truesdale, Pat Vincent, Claudia Tate, Carol Wingate, Katherine Staples, Orin Anderson, Mary Ann Butler, Dorothy Amos, Iayne Arnold, Betty Bellinger, Gay Beasley, Betsy Durfie, Marie Hammond, Linda Hanberry, Sandra Laester, Io Ann Ligon, David McCall, Carolyn Merritt, Patty Miller, Sarah Miller, Brenda North, Carolyn Quick, Pam Rowell, Evelyn Scoggins, Fredna Webb, FRQNT ROW: Aggie Pritchard, Sally Pritchard. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Posey, Charlene Hodge, Sandy Bates, Ronnie Powers, Lynn Hutchinson, Iimmy Kolb, Marion Miller, Larry Clarkson, lohnny Baker, Priscilla Fulcher, Patsy Beaman, Fred McElveen. THlRD ROVJ: Ierry Gilchrist, Mike Tabor, Eddie Heider, Sherrie Abshier, Allan Broome, George Rhame, Nita Kolb, Susan Mauger, Richard Compton, Andrea Stocks, Carol McDonald, Mike Pusnkar, Ed Tabor. FOURTH ROW: Gerry Walsh, Mayer Grueber, Delores Vick, George Davis, Manford Angiin, Gege Bell, Katie Blanks, Ianice Cox, Fay Nesewgch, Mike Reed, Betsy Broome, Louise Smith. FlFTH ROVJ: Gordon Vtlilson, Buddy Vfilson, Alfred King, Eddie Taylor, Doug Shealy, Howard 'W'illiarns, 'Wilder Funk, Rzchard Iohns, Freddie Pugh. SlXTH RONV: VVilliam Barlow, Iirnrny Hart, David Brown, Iohn Lupcld lov Riley, Ashley Fleisiiniari, Ronnie Turner. Dreher Band Glamorized By The Dreher High School Band under the direction of Mr LaVern Hahn has been a great spirit lifter this year . Not only did the band give excellent performances at assemblies and pep rallies, but also gave superb half! time shows at football games. A new addition, major- ettes, was a real highlight. Solo twirlers were Agnes and Sally Pritchard. Band captain was lohn Lupold. The band received high ratings at the District and State Music Festivals which are sponsored each year by the South Carolina Music Educators Association: they also gave a number of concerts and entered several marchingfband contests. Annually the band participates in the Sun-Fun Festival at Myrtle Beach, sponsored by the Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce. As one of the outstanding bands of South Carolina, pictures of the band and its first chair players are entered in the First Chair of America Book, which features the best bands from all over the United States. BAND DIRECTOR DRUM MAIOR Mr. LaVern Hahn Fred McElvee:i iOO V M. Jn. - 1 5 H' 'ky FA - auqm ' an W' 4-V, ,Mfg gfvll A f--' x X sf' gn-mu ,5- .flwlf gg al W- 3 Q53 XY A R' R E y.q,xf X' if xx 'X 2 L 'QQ K fu, x 1. ,,, N ,M - :Wi I , J- A M ii Z Z iw . RP-I 1 f X V A iw? A W ,Af ii 1 l 9225155 W E, V,Q, f ' ' N W 'W h h A .1:. j fi' :'l 1? ww . 5 1 122 .,,,,, Yi: - Q 9 .. Q'1 2. .. iii? . b A xi ,Z Q' '-if xv Y W . . W ,.,, . ,zz A s x Xxx 'f Q A.,' 1 1 , m I DREHER During activities period on Vlfednesdzry arid Thurs- day, we, at Dreher, have a Club period, Everyone nxay join two clubs of his own choicel The Clubs are sponf sored by teachers and mothers ot Dreher students. There are the Bridge Club and Canasta Club for the card players. Lanquaqe students join the French, Ger- . , S ' h Cl b. Patty Gause leads the Modern Dance Club in exercises. mgn or pcmls u Q 3 Q ' mites r . , 'KZVNU ni... 0., Mr. Park shows Radio Clubbers how to build a ham radio, These rugged ozitdoorsmen are members of the Sportsman Club. 'Bridge is a thinking mans game. Ierry Boone roads the devotion tor the Bachelors Anoiiyrnous Club. t t CLUBS Cutdoorsmen prefer the Sportsmans Club or the Boat- ing Club. The Radio Club helps its members understand the radio. Dixieland Iazz is one of the more popular clubs. All the football players belong to the Football Rules Club. School and student problems are discussed in other clubs. Mar aret Moses Bobb Shelb Q f Y Y, spotlight in the Dramatics Club. and Forrest Potts are in the ' f' ' P vw ' xi' The Iunior Engineering Training Society sponsors the Toddie Clarke runs the projector while the French Club looks worthwhile Dreher Science Fair each year. at rnovies. A A 5 ' These attentive fellows are studying the next move in a game The Home Decorating Club advices these future homernakers of Chess in the Thursday Chess Club. in the ladies' work around the home. ,s if 1 4 . 1? , 1 L Q ' 'TM.,,,,e1g5! f f fY '? .vef ,Qgy-jinigfr 9 ,,.v 'J Elaine Ouzts, Polly Richardson, Dianne Ryan, Mimi Montgom- ery, the Football Programs Committee did an excellent job ot publishing and distributing the colorful football programs this year. N ',l 5.9 is 'fliagw Q t....'i 'l?3.,f 'l T -- ,y',-ii, 5 U A: t .ttf the t Those able helpers assist Mrs. Thomas and the cooks in serving the delicious lunches which help to butld strong boaie: at Dreher DREHER The services are an integral part of Dreher. These activities exemplify the spirit of Dreher. The office assistants hold one of the more important jobs, assisting the secretary in her worlc. The library assistants help the librarians keep the functions of the library running smoothly. The Blue Devil Shop is the most popular gathering place for students who are in need of school supplies. EE' tl The Snack-bar workers are on duty during lunch tswriod tc soll milk products to Drehers students. The anriouzicers, Pat Elackmcn and Al Steed, dc an efficient tob Th A ' l -V . l A e uaic isua ids committee, Russell Tiller and Condon of zrrformtrzg the SflQC1Gl'lIS of current school activities. Eargle, assists teachers in the showing of educational films. SERVICES Dreher just could not get along without the attractive, colorful football programs sold at the games by the Football Programs Committee. The Audio-Visual Aids Committee generously assisted the teachers by showing educational films to the classes. These activities are examples ot services rendered to Dreher. The Office Assistants aid the secretary in keeping the oHice running The Librarw Assistants help fnt6 librarian bv keeping the efficiently. The Blue Devil Shop is responsible for selling school supplies The Sophomore Counselors he-l ed t ac uaint the nev to the students. f .tai f 1 .W 41 'NH The Surrey w1th the Frmge on Top wwf-W A r 'not Q scene tn the Dream Bullet Dov ti Gantt portrays the role of Iucl fY To Standing Room Only 1 bmah Performers pleased wtth outcome. Cnet ce 107 fc le-brcrtee at Shzrnrne-y's after the opening QHWHI-Sm,,., 'FWS W' wg xfk , In n 4 1 r 1 ' ,'v ' ' vw' Lvl' A A' ' ' '4 ' . I' 'X iv y+ rw vvgr AAA '21BU'41Y -' wifi we J , FRONT ROW: Chris Leventis, Bob Martin, David Ienny, Wickie Wheeler, lack McCathern, Ted Petoskey, Bill Hartin, Danny Bryson, Harry Porth, Danny Rowe, Mac Ogburn. SECOND ROW: Dickie Melton, Bill Dukes, Lester Blackwell, Dickie Moseley, Chip Clary, Bruce Steigner, Frank Godfrey, Ieep Russell, Arlan Hudson, David Hamiter. THIRD ROW: left Anderson, lohn Lumpkin, Clark Cowsert, Buddy Hutchinson, Tom Kay, Hank Bartos, Danny Carter, Phil Wunder. FOURTH ROW: Ray Young, limmy Evans, limmy Buchanan, Forbes Patterson, Iohn Breedin, Robert Chestnut, Stan Hurteau, Rocky Bright. FIFTH ROW: Scottie Rogers, Dave Corley, Tex Williams, Ford Douglass, Gene Bryson, lack Ellison, Carl Foster, Nick Papadea, Wilton Dennis. STATE VAAAH CHAMPS Blue Devils Avenge Capitals. With this headline and a score of 26-7, thus ended the triumphant road to an undefeated and untied football season. The Devils began with an inexperienced collection of eager young men. However, the coaching genius and hard-shell discipline of Coaches Stuart and Robin- son molded the team into a well-knit, all-powerful juggernaut. Although the Big Blue rolled to twelve decisive vice tories, the team was relegated to third place in the rating poll of high schools. ll0 Dreher placed two men on the Shrine Bowl team and six men in the allsarea selections. A Dreher man wort the Thom McAn award, and was selected lineman of the year. A Blue Devil was also co-captain oi the Shrine Bowl team. Thanks for the successful season are due to the Booster Club for its cooperation, and to the entire stu- dent body for its loyalty and support. Our Devils were an honor to Dreher this year of 1959- 60, and stand as symbols of the indomitable spirit of Dreher High School. CHARLES A. STUART I. K. HENRY, Coordinator of Athletics Head Coach HERB ROBINSON, Assistant Couch FOOTBALL JACK MCCATHERN TED PETOSKEY Co-Captains 'Q E gs 5 ' 'Q ' iw' JK x Q! ' , , , w:3?w-- .1 Jr 4 H . . R 2 ,Q ff: . ' . N . . .uf - fif j ' 1 xi, . 1 X, , ,. Yr , . f ' , lx, ffxfr -a..xf.l X W J' , 1 4 V 4- Y . . , , . Y' Hin- .A 'lflaz J' , K P . ik, ' A -O' 1 Y, 'Q , A. ' 'X mf ,S V u , M Y ,wifi BQ . 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A 4 DANN ...f' gl L? ,K V W A X X' 4 ', C if if if V TL ER I' Lf E1 .gf Q I 45 .gg ' ..'r:'I 'lcfifs 'Q - 512' 1 0 QQ ' 'hifi xx K .A DIANNE RYAN for DAVID IENNY, DELORES I VROBIN BURNS for FRANK GODFREY, DIANA MORRIS for SOMERSET for BILL HARTIN, BEBE LIDE for YQ, CHRIS LEVENTIS KAY GERALD for BILL DUKES, NIKKII MAC OGBURN, ELAINE OUZTSIQI BOB MARTINN MORRIS for WICKIE WHEELER, MARY LYNN for NICK 'I PAPADEA VA! I . uv 'VX L! I X I '7 , fr SHERRY WINDHAM for DICKIE MOSELEY, MARY CRENSHAVJ ROBERTA MEARES fer CARL FOSTER, BETTY WEED for for IEEE ANDERSON, ROBIN KALMBACH for ARLAN HUD- HARRY PORTH, DEEDIE IOHNSTONE for DANNY ROWE, SON, SARAH MILLER for WILTON DENNIS, GINGI REID fcr BUDDY HUTCHINSON. MARVA LEA MCELDEN for PHIL WUNDER, BROOKS SANDERS for CHIP CLARY, KAY LEITNER for IIMMY SUSAN HART for BRUCE STEIGNER, RITA EVANS, NANCY ASBILL fer STAN HURTEAU, ELIZABETH BELK for IIMMY BUCHANAN, HENDREE ABERCROMBIE for ROBERT CHESTNUT, KLEPAC for LESTER BLACKWELL. ag tggff Y 5 gxxwm ' an I J' Fx . x 'A 'Wx f 2 Q 'Q ' , wie?-T 1 Dreher ..... U Carlisle Military Academy 27 Dreher . 20 Sumter . O Dreher .... O Richmond Academy . 7 Dreher . . . 6 Columbia 6 Dreher . . . i4 Brookland-Cayce . O Dreher . . 14 Eau Claire . . l2 Dreher . l2 Sumter . 25 Dreher . 7 Columbia . U Dreher . . 7 Dentsville . l3 Dreher . . 7 A. C, Flora . . U Dreher . . . l9 Brookland-Cayce . l3 Dreher . . l4 Olympia . . 6 Dreher . . l4 Columbia . O MJ. V. FOOTBALL FRONT ROW, Mike Nicholson, Ron Clary, Ioe Bailey, Iohnny Ray Silon, Charles Boozer, Don Clary, Iohn Colligan, Marion Miller, Iohnny Howard, Mac Graham, Wade Smith, Iohnny Camp- bell. SECOND ROW: Philip Antley, Blake Praytor, Manfred Anglin, David Clark, Sydney Snel- grove, Alex Miller, Chuck Duke, Robert Iones, Dick Harden, Bobby Petoskey, Iames Beard, Bill Wall. THIRD ROW: Coach Earl Rankin, Arlis Sheffield, Billy Gobbel, Buddy McEntire, Billy DeBruhl, Nelson Durant, Iohn Grimball, Ioe Lawrence, Ed Haselden, David Mellichamp, Clarence Duckett, Howard Sharpe, Bill LaMotte, Mitchel Tibshrany, Manager Bill Turner. ABSENT: Bill Simpson, Bill Ogburn, Bill Moody. UB SQUAD FOOTBALL ixff' 1' 9 izmrl' 5 5 Q fp- 3:1 FRONT ROW: Tank Mayfield, Iimmie Gibbes, Walter lrick, Billy Smith, Charles McKenney, Willy Koon, Iohn Hancock, Wally Lewis, Ierry Collins, Iohn Bigham, Henry Sturgeon, Bobby Hancock, Iimmy Fuller, George Evans. SECOND ROW: Iimrny Boland, Douglas Keeie, Gary Nichelson, Philip Stewart, Bill Smith, Doug Pratt, Tommy Skinner, Bill Crosswell, Gee Moore, Claude Davis, Walter Monteith, Byron Bigby. THIRD ROW: Coach Ken Dubard, Danny Fraley, Stanley Craige, Danny Suit, Ben Hornsby, Toney Brazell, Larry Wesinger, Iody Smith, David Downing, Robin Wilkes, Buddy Collins, Kirk Peterson, Don Grenade, Hugh Weldon, Ronnie Howell, Coach C. W. Branch. ABSENT: Mike Crolley, Duane Melton. 119 FRONT ROW: Bobby Cowsert, Bobby Bobo, Wickie Wheeler, Ed Hancock, Hyman Rubin. SECOND ROW: Clarke Cowsert, Charles Goldson, Clem Goldson, lack McCathern, Bill Poulos, lohn Breeden, THIRD ROW: Dick Pregnall, Bobby Spear, Iimmy Dame-is, Dan Boyd, lohn Lumpkin, Danny Carter. STATE UAAAH RUNNERS-UP HERB ROBINSON IOHN COLEMAN PETE LEVENTIS Coach Captain Manager The Blue Devils of the hardwood court stood as the best anywhere in the eyes of their loyal student body. They won the City Tournamentg they won the Lower State AAA Tournamentg and they took runner-up in the finals of the State AAA Tournament after being defeated by the magnificent performance of a fine Anderson team. However, greatness is not always measured by the victory. Our Devils brought us pride and honor through their never-dying desire to wiit, their team sportsmanship, and their invincible courage. Our boys came a long way to achieve the record of seventeen wins and eight losses. The coaching was with them every dribble of the way, and stood by them as proudly in defeat as in victory. Mr. Herb Robinson in his first year as head coach of the Blue Devils, well deserves our sincere appreciation. figvwffr mmf, su ,gs 4- Q Q W 2 '13 W W My in Mifgmizfgezg wif. .I ii . ,ima 1 'WI' 'FU 1' A52!gPL.3 ' A' Qggggj 1 'I A -3: M .:. ' f . '--. : E . in xx. 2 ' 2 A ' ' 4, ': EEE' ariw'iM'- W Jsawsmnzfm M--fm mmwxw ,Q ww gf' A 41354-gL 'T ' 'QXR 4 .9 Af ' fizzgyxf ff ,. 55 , I K' ,J - NNN y 1 fi h 1 1 3 X X ,rf -if 9 Lf , ? J Q . fk it ,iff i e' ,lv Q L f2.' 5 N' vm M ,A,A I A W W CHEERLEADER SPONSORS. Mrs. Thomp- son, Miss Burns. The llGreat Spirit Returns At the beginning of the summer the newly elected Kings and Queens of Scream began what was to bee come the Search for the Great Spirit. The main idea behind all the work done by those idiots was the return of the driving force of school spirit. And the Great Spirit did returnf as was witnessed by the Knights of Other Schools when they were defeated on the Field of Honor by the Blue Knight all dramatized in the Homecoming skit. We will keep sweet memories of Longs Follies, Cheerful Charlie, TwofCard Draw, and Ed, be careful or you'll fall off the goal post. Reniernbei decorating the stadium . . . crazy bus trips . . . our two queens. What would we have done without Gin Collins, lovely Big Mama Long. Queenie McKenzie, Si-Hootin Hancock, Reeeaah-ly Pogue, Swami Reevahf' Curly Anderson, Charlie Bryan, and Pim Able? And don't forget those grand people who took care of us, loe W., Martha T., and Poor Cl' laynie Burns. Such a fabulous year, such a fabulous group! Homef coming! And that triumph of triumphs -the Columbia High game. Mollie McKenzie Pain Able Leon Bryan Gone Collins K i Two more points for the Blue HEAD CHEERLEADERS, Anna Louise Long, Ed Hancock, Meredith Pogue Orin Anderson COACH CHARLIE STUART The 1959 High Flying Blue roared again to another State AAA title and undefeated season under the excellent training ot Coach Stuart and Coach Robinson. Vlfith this title, the record of Dreher's track team has Been extended to tive consecutive state championships. The supremacy ot Dreher in this field goes beyond its ccmpetitors each year the team sets toot on the track. With many of the fine athletes from the 1959 champions returning the prospects ot the 1960 season loolc very promising. TRACK FRONT BOW: lohn Ellsworth, Wiltori Dennis, Danny Bryson, Dickie Melton, Bill Law. SECOND BOW: linirny Donelan, Ed Hancock, Lloyd Hendricks, leep Russell, Bill Hartin, Dick Harden, Buddy Hutchinson. ABSENT: Danny Rowe, Bruce Steigner, Harry Porth, Alvin Edwards, Eddie Edwards. , it 1 X32 ' 1 4 if A N... l ' 1 's V H . r, ,f , it ju' ,l X is ' ' P t gd fl, 9 2 Q , ' 1. -' Y I N? T Q ' - E 1. ' 1 I Y X I Za M t A 9 K P 1 fy Lf'- ,wfw Q M Q- ,,,, Z' '7' I 'Q D 4. PQ.. MQ walt my i gm iw ima if 1 t . gig '4 'M 'Tar' . . . , , . ' lk ' P uv-Kwia-Vt' 'K on 4,0 , 1 Aw, T'i ' . 7. -. -few A.. , ,t..,,1:.ir - , M ,iftgf-' Q- V, ,J- '. ff K HW INZNQ K'-5-iff,-W. , 'r' WM 4' ' A V? if W me f- , Mac' A ' 'fic -t . W., . .. . fe' A Q -V K 5, 1' ' ' '- .f ' ' ' , Q ,V a-F! + ' 1 tt 'f f 'ia cc Q, XJ Mun Jw' A . ver. . 'Asn 1 tt .. ,,4.,, J xi, ze: Lf Al. . Y 'a y N Q, L Action Shots Show Prospective Track Talent 1 t K , Q x t , t 'HIM --.....ff ' 1 M, , 'K I A-v rf,- :,, Y' .. . lv AxwA,,,,,, 5 K ' f k . 5 1 I 'fp 6 ' xi ff . I A X 5 Vw 1 X Y'-1 X at iii G x 'H ' cj '91 1 5 5 XE .1-:I-Q , i ' fi: 2 ' N ' is A My., . . 74 A ew . 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X Q ' -1 f --.,.- We X. wlix 'Q 2 Y Q :- -an 1 5 fy: 'Flfkt . , ' 'Wx 5 'MC i '.f , A, , rm. rw- V W .y , ,ani a .A Z ' :Sf . ,fr it 5- 4 ' 1 .' :::f.,,W , k , - 'VT '-s, S -lx . Sn I A Vx 5, aihay ,er .x . 92, 1' , aff Q pf M- Q Q xx 7'-f' P Q ,gf , -fy, .D 7 S HE w Qs , g l , r ff Q a 'V . 1 , nf, ,ef-fu, ,V ' L SBQA E .5 ,ff ' . Q .ig . ' . , 1 ' I . 1 ,Q ' J.. ' l f E , QQ: Q , ,A ,S X My ti M xx M Q ,arf xi M 5 Xb' . x fim x, fit,-7!'A:f 4 ,, t5xi'7 'U H, 'am r 5 z,,.Mw..m4,w-.uf 'vase- wu. un- af' , hmm w.,,,,m, ,. 4, 3' A I. K. HENRY Coach BASEBALL Blasting their way through the rugged tests, the Blue Devils once again upheld the standard of victory that is Dreher. The powerful Devils conquered foe upon foe and not until the seasons end did they meet defeat. ln only two contests was the Blue beaten, while amassing nine sweet victories. Coached by the crafty veteran of the game, Mr. l. K. Henry, Dreher's nine of the diamond was one of which we could be proud. The year l96O holds a glowing promise of greater heights as the new Devils take the field. FRONT HOW: William Ouzts, Austin Boyd, Mac Ogburn, lohn Coleman, lack McCathern, Ted Petoskey. SECOND RCW: Charles Speight, Wickie Wheeler, Dickie Moseley, Chip Clary, Ronnie Shirley. 9 4' f I l I I A , .. v :if iff, ! G. A. A. SPONSORS AND OFFICERS. Seated: Gaye Lott, Intra- mural Ctxairmanq Miss Allen, Sponsor: Miss Burris, Sponsor, Anna Louise Long, PresLdenZ: Sara Trmrnons, Vice-President. Standing: Meredith Pogue Publ.city Chairman: Karen Good, Awards Chairman: Gray Little, Recording Secretaryp Roberta Meares, Secretary-Treasurer. Girls Participate in Sports The Girls' Athletic Association oiters many and varied activities. Volleyball, basketball, tennis, and softball are only a few of these. A volleyball playday was sponsored by the asso- ciation tor the schools in Columbia, a trampoline clinic at Furman was attended, Dreher sweatshirts were sold, Rock Hill came to Dreher for a playday and then was host to Dreher for a basketball playday. A group oi twelve went to Winthrop for a Square Dance Clinic. This year the Physical Education Leaders Club has been changed to a Physical Education Majors Club in which girls, who are interested in majoring in Physical Education in college, participate. These girls have visited several colleges which oiier a degree in physical education. Qflfiiw Gif: ' y tkNvL',yK.Qy Ns., NACfsfx' iifixsc 'Spark 'hr Wfspwx esp 1 ol adobe Qccfl up .a dex mimi Qxilf xgimixfvikdkoi web- Jswgaiigk, 3 Ex .igwux flkfsb ORLJCB-ILQJQ sx- QQJ X QOSJ Ugxkdt Qbkiw xwc, O Q I kismx GL' K WW B LJ. Alix-2 Pl-lYSlCAL EDUCATlON MAIORS. FIRST ROW: Gray Little, Iudy Steppe, Ienny Yates, Linda Keene, Gaye Lott, Dot Chapman. SECOND ROW: Angela Thackston, Lee Kaminer, laclcie Lewter, Marie Wallis, Melva Epting, Sherie Stockman, Patsy Box Sloan Fouche. THIRD ROW: Miss Allen, Dianne Carter, Ruth Revelise, Carol Crider, lanice Floyd, Susan Mauger, Kay Wachsrnutn. Isabel Macaulay. QE ' X x if ' v-M-wfQsisvS-Sivan Q Qxmlmx P K A 5 A if gi JF? ig? fi QQ, 2 L.. 4 x 1 G, -Tv 'ar , ,, -ar bfi? . iiggk , V N x 4-if X f', if ' 1 I X IKAX ,,, v 1 . . f M.-M. .-.ww 1 B 1 f r ff , xldf, I 5.1 www W A waiting for the vital wmmth of mominq Q xx Pennv Como February 15, 1960 Miss Meredith Pogue Editor-in-Chief 1960 Blue Devil Breher High School 701 Adger Road Columbia 5, S.C. Dear Miss Pogue: It is my pleasure to act as judge of your 1960 Blue Devil contest. lf it were up to me, I would like to make each and every charming young lady the winner. 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