Edmunds High School - Hi Ways Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

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A5214- 5,!!Z?,z Cages, 5 ,AQ A5241 Dafa, Jawa 24,4 JJQZAQQQ FOREWORD frfckwwftf A42 As senaors we seek to express un the 1959 Hl WAYS our appreciation for the experiences shared and the unvaluable knowledge and wisdom gained during the four years spent at Edmunds Hugh A furm foundation we recerved from an understanding faculty and admunus tratuon Through study and Ieadershnp we land the cornerstone The structure we completed through rellglous socual and fraternal actlvltues And now IU our flnal year we add the funlshlng touches to the structure and prepare to face the world realuzung fully the Import of our motto- Labor Con quers All 'QZ216l ,Z KA, 1-ddfC!QAK Qvcczi uzvefgaa- Eiga, 0.56 -.a--cz Q, ,550 vawaaaf 6162.55 U .0-'J ,540 4222, 4ffZfZAfZL 214425 cf'-ffl: c.4Z,cg,C, -.fc9..,0dL ,X ewfuaf-ad, MC 'Qui 41541151 42 Ocfdjfff ca-19524, Jjygffcf .400 C40-so JCL!-4415! aafcefu ,, 0 Voazzzggaff C175-Z!! Jbyawfczan Jyfrieaaav-Q ,Q an sfla 2. CJ jsjvjv Cbhvvjd may -626 A HAM Joy-M7 dave ,Ulf CONTENTS Deducatuon Admlnlstratnon Classes Organnzatlons Athletncs Features Beautnes Advertusements 4 if ' . : 1 - , , ., -,X I ' - I I N J . X I I -W, f ! 5 4 K I ,. ' b r l ' ' ' ' cf' 5 - I . . f ' V K- I 0 . . N, 1 X z - , . . . 5 I . ., V , fx ' ' ' L 0 V x I 'j I . . . A f gl I I 7 A ' . ,I A. , , , 3 f .. , A ., . I . 1 K . . . I I I I ' ,vw I ,, -I- ,,-- Q- , ' I l -A I -A K, . g H - I 1 . , 9' ll . . i -1 'I I . f C fl ' . 'N 3,1 ' .' 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Important issues are further dis- cussed with the faculty, and final re- commendations are presented to the principal. Members of faculty committee discuss problems with Dr. Joseph l.yles. Left to right are Miss Ethel Burnett, Mr, Robert Wiggins, Miss Susie Osteen, Mrs. Victoria Strong, Mrs. Mary Purdy, me-if ADMINISTRATION Determines Mr JackW Chandler Mrs J E Logan Mrs Joseph Palmer Jr Mr O V Player Dr Charles Propst Mr Robert O Purdy Qi X X 'N ,Mr john L' Southwell Superintendent of Sumter School Dastrsct No l7 Pollcles of Our School Plans for Its Development, Business Manager of Sumter School District No I7 9 I S NL i A Mr. had 8. Wells if . . U ,Xu Dr iascplz J-I ,Cylcs For eight years Dr. Joseph H. Lyles has served as prin- cipol of our school, planning and working tirelessly for its improvement, encouraging its growth, and rejoicing in its achievements. He received his B. S. degree from Wofford College in l942 and his M. A. degree from the University of North Carolina in l95O. This past year he was awarded the degree of Doctor of Education at the University of North Carolina. IO 3 M 155 Ethel Huruett QSfg333i V i MS nd Serves the Best Interests ot the Students M155 fully 510,15 M155 Jrma Wcmberg ss' 55 33 W . r s ' Assistant Principal ! A 3 im , zisj Q S ml: Secretary to the Principal School Treasurer 3 f J 5 if I , m ' Wy,-.1 I-K' Q ' ,K f w l , . X. I x N fi ..- . rf , ' .,fM.f ' as Q 0' . X, TQLYH wwf Miss Catharine Bass Latin Mr Vance Brabham English and Coaching Mrs Mildred Brandenburg Commercial Mrs Ola Mae DeBerry Mathematics Miss Margaret Dunning Social Studies Mrs Margaret W Edens English and Social Studies Teachers Lay a Firm Foundation :sqm s Wx H E Miss Ann Margaret Gasque English Walter O Glllarn Biology Mr William E Hancock Mechanical Drawing an D O Mr, Charles Hodgin Coaching Physical Education Social Studies Miss Ada Marion Hunter English Mr. Emmett Hutto Spanish and World History im-ww 75 lv- V lZ .1 CB Mr Wulluam Jordan Chorus Mr Wllllam L Klser Mathematlcs Mrs Refha D Mark Llbraruan Muss Dons Morrow Soclal Studles Muss Anne McGull Mathematics Mlss Cassle Nlcholes Englvsh and Journalism fx 'il for Growth In Character, Scholarship Leaclershup A 'N .L W l , Aff' 188 Muss Susle M Osteen Engllsh Mr James D Prntchard Durector of Muslc Mrs Mary W Purdy Chemistry and Blolo y 'ff M Mr. Virgil F. Roddy D. E, and Coaching Mr. Nathan L. Roland Psychology l Mrs. Adeline Scarborough Home Economics YW? l 3 i W' ., p 'Q L ., ,pf 7 Guy., ,xnxx ...l i if 12 ' Mr. William J. Slovinoc Nu it 4. Industrial Arts Mr. Jack M. Summers Physics, Coaching Mr. Verland H. Waters qv..- Biology Miss lrrna Weinberg Commercial A pm Mrs. Mary Weinberg L' F English Mrs. Mary R. Wells lil Commercial X Service During Our Years At Edmunds 1 f ' ., , sian 'ilu fi ff' .R - 4 4 1 H553 n ,7 5 ' I 1' '7 :jing V,,, . .. , 'Y P.. N .KA Q96 8 Q . 'I I ' IJ ',n,, Mrs. Katherine G. White Social Studies Mr. Robert F. Wiggins English Mrs. Josephine Wilder Spanish ond French' 2 'A 4- HP' i ,mas , K! -3 g is This is what we're do- ing today, girls, Mr. Wig- gins, far right, seems to be explaining to Mrs, White, Miss Dunning, and Mrs. Mark, members of the Ed- munds faculty. -W Q..-4- -. ---..-. That surely must be an vnterestung slide' Observrng as Mr Robert Wngglns shows slides to his Engllsh class are Wayne Corbett Duane Kendrlck Joan Phrpps Marne Ellus and Phyllus Stokes Engllsh Courses Offer Preparation for Future Llle The English department of Edmunds Hugh School has a twofold purpose to prepare stu dents who plan to further their educatlon and to help those who wlll enter durectly unto theur chosen careers to adlust themselves more easuly The obyectuves of Englush are to Increase abuluty to use language to encourage and cultuvate creatuve talents to develop a ma -Q turer apprecsotnon of lnterature and :ts bear :ng on late, to cultlvate certann skulls neces sary for college work and useful un many occupatlons, to Import a thorough knowledge of Englush grammar, to make a student aware of different types of reading and hrs need for all, and to build and use an adequate vo cabulary Now the verb un thus sentence vs tronsltlvef' ex plains Mrs Mary Wernberg to her Engllsh students Wotchung lntently are Merrlll Warner and Frank Camp bell l D f I is , .1 , 1 J y fi 2 AP -if ,f E ' iii .-. x - L x vs '5 F f' .1 ' 5 -. K- .. . . , I - lt must be serlous Concentrat mg mtently on a chemlstry experu ment are let to right u y Warner Connre Britt Patty Clarr and Annie Ruth Dennss Science And Mathematncs Meet Needs of Students In thus modern age of mlsslles and satel lates at as lncreasmgly Important that every hugh school student should receive a basuc educatlon sn science and mathematics More than ever Amerlca needs scventlsts and mathematlclans Without them our battle for marntannlng and expandlng liberty would cer talnly be lost There us no better place to acquire thus fundamental knowledge than hugh school The curruculum at Edmunds mcludes all the courses necessary to gam thus knowledge The courses offered are Algebra I ll and IV buslness mathematucs general mathematics geometry trrgonometry buology chemsstry and physacs , t ' , J d 1 1 l . . . - . . in , . . I 1 I 1 ' 1 r I 1 I 1 l6 ii If-lf The Pythagorean Theorem us the topic of dlscussuon In Charles Cuttlno Bobby Bryant and Patty Clalr llsten geometry class os Frances Dlnkuns Brenda Feagm 0ffeV1f'VelY to On 9XDl0n0T'0f1 bY Edwm l'l'll Through Problem Solving and Expernmentatlon F FUI lllk 'Un QYSA -vs ae- Xlwwll R UOSNOR --,,...4 I lmylrk X fnfma v nn 'i-'lv if, TT Xia' Weeks of careful dlssecruon Ile ahead as Marlon Gulles began the study of the feral pug ple Byron Rogers Terry DuBose and Corolune Stone I7 . pep -.t-,g.?gg .- A , S X 0 f T' a 2 1 1 sl- 'lttlxxsrx N A 5 Q, ,Q lol 3 8 i ', I . ' QA 'Q 1 ' I ll , 5 I ' , MM. J M. A 1 V 4 llidml I ll' H ' 1 . M B' ' wsssfzw ver ff' , D V vw ' 1 v ta Q ,'f'Xl..N - ' I-,N IN rf -433: , K-- X ss -:gg . -rl , T a- I .. eu I 1 , I . - I! 4 B Wx . y . A , I - x T N 'a 'A T v ,V 1' VQ5 L' w , l tx I -.5 - ,as 3 The French class enjoys this punch line in one of their exercises They are seated from left to right Mary Sue Tucker Nan y Bland Frances Dinkins J U Foreign Languages Pro SX Dan McLellan Glenn Browder and Roland Corning dis cuss the rise and fall of the Roman Empire as they learned it in Latin class ' 'JF 53?- l'iSi6' 2 Row T C Croft Charles Stallings Norman Eaddy Ragsdale Hewitt mote Cultural Growth Foreign languages are required in most of our colleges today and students wishing to further their education must thus 'earn the fundamentals of these languages while in hugh school Edmunds High Foreign Language Depart ment prepares students for future training in French Latin and Spanish There are one and two year courses in the study of each subject The one year course in French and Spanish include learning the fundamentals of the language along with the customs of the people and the country The second year course is centered on reading and on vocabulary building The course in Latin includes a study of grammar, vocabulary reading and deriva tives Each year students attend the Latin Forum at Winthrop College A f f X Q V 'f ' ' ' ' 7 f , . , V A . lil, A -. Q ,l l G ... , . 'S . Q1 1 T J 5? fs 1 Q 43 --- Y 4 A , .3 V i .4,. F 1 W' gr. s S. ' ...- Oh! Je les ai mangees, dit simplement le sauvagef' Connie Britt, Jessamine DuBose, Martha Moise. Third ' ' : . . I , , , ' I I ' r' ' ' Cn--- A-t.. , , . X E l at . . pi l st it . . l tt - 1 5 . . V -5 ,, ' X ,i . I . . ' if ,E V . . . - . 1 I ' I ' V ' l8 44 Home Economucs students complete thelr latest protects Brunson and Helen Edmunds There s no doubt that on the new sluntornatrc sewing machune They are from these gurls wnll make good wives and homernakers left to right Joan Phupps Sylvla Murrell Carolyn Proctlcol Arts Courses Troun for Future Lute Mr Slovanuc demonstrates the correct method of hand Larry Lackey watch Thus ns a vltal part of trounnng for lung a project os Jerry l-lotfueld Junnor Bramlette and theur future occupatnons l 9 ,. - X . . 1 I1 ff ' 1 'i 1 I N V xx 4 I I I i s. ,T y ,-1 5 . s 'W X fx T L V 5, ', .I E, 1.' , f x N I A 3 1 X Studymg the globe nn American History class are Hollis Dovus John Godbey Januce Board and Joyce Morqon Two of the umportant courses un Edmunds Social Studues Department are Amerucan and World hlstorles World l-llstory through a good text and extra projects gives a complete survey of the world and :ts peoples Durlng the year specual reports and posters are pre pared by the students un thus class to make thelr nnformatnon clearer more complete and enjoyable American Hlstory glves students the flrm foundatlon ln the knowledge at the country needed by all young Amerlcans Movies and parallel readung enhances the desure to learn and supplements the text World Geography IS offered as an electuve Judy Yondell points out places studaed un World History class whsle Judy Warner looks on .A X Q xx --qi Courses an Social Studies Furnish Background 20 V041 ,Qs Vuewlng t e rnsvde workings of the brain are Leslie Ingram Shella Bavkun and Carolyn G1 luam Psychology classes study not only the psychological make up of human benngs but the physlologuca' and environmental reasons for thenr emotions and mental Illnesses Thus study of psychology takes up the growth ofthe Individual from lnfancy to adult hood and points out the basic factors In the emotional life of all stages of life Although dufferent forms of mental nesses are studled emphasls IS placed on how to form a well balanced personalaty In the Modern Problems class, students study and discuss world problems of thus mod ern age usmg os sources of vnformatuon news papers, mogazunes, and maps Duck Sanders, Bobbi O'Bruen, and Bo Taylor take an untrospectuve vuew of Modern Problems J 1 P ll tfQ l 3- V s' P P rrs4,, fs J I P r h . , . Information, Fit Students for World Cltuzenshlp ' ill- li 4 i D, E. Class in session: Front row, left to right: Eddie Farrish, James Dennis, Earl Walton, Second row: Ron- nie Barrineau, Regena Mixon, Nyra Flowers. Third row: Delores Thames, Robert l-lorris, Charles Way, ,G . X ,Q Fourth row: Thomas Singletary, Bobby Thigpen, Richard Newman. Fifth row: Mendel Teddcr, Ernest Windham, Buddy Taylor. Distributive Education and Diversified Occupations The distinctive function of Edmunds Dis- tributive Education is to provide in coopera- tion with the local businesses and public schools, basic vocational training in outside selling. This training is useful in college, in- dustry, ar institutions for management. This is a national program supervised here by Mr. Virgil Roddey, and is primarily con- nected with retail and wholesale training. D. E. students shown on the iob in panel above are left to right: Eddie Farrish, supermarket employeeg Regena Mixon, mixing a drink at a drug stareg Nyra Flowers The student has a merchandizing manual in which he studies and reports on his voca- tional training and he also writes an essay in January of every year on his vocational training. The lower South Carolina Chapter of Dis- tributive Education has a convention in the fall of every year. 2.3. ii filling out business farms in an officeg and Charles Way preparing tools for a job at a garage. 22 4, , 4: 4-A ,,.,-v 1 i ..r v,q1,1-n'.'u, sv a'W1VK D. O. class in session: Front raw, left to riqht: John Bar- Russell, Wayne Beasley, Billy Thompson, Edward Smith, wick, Elizabeth Kolb, Becky Epting, Don Birdsong, Joyce Charles Johnson, Brady Wilson, David Purvis, Arvin Tisdale, Robert Mauldin, Melvin Turner. Second row: Davis, Jack Dewitt. Absent when picture was made: Timothy Gaymon, Doris lrick, Kay Stafford, William H. B. Shorter, Nancy Morgan, Give Students Theoretical and Practical Training D. O. students are given a schedule of processes which they should complete by the end of the designated D. O. training lusually 2 yearsl. The Diversified Occupations program, a part of the State Trade and Industrial Edu- cation section, sponsored by Mr. W. E. Han- cock, is an important part of Edmunds school life. lt is a program in which the students, teachers, trades, and industries cooperate to give the students guidance, supervision, related training, and actual on-the-jcb-ex- perience while they are still in high school. Daily work and reports on studies each has made in relation to his D. O. occupation are recorded in a notebook. x D. O. students shown on the job in panel above are on a truck ata filling station, Timothy GOYlTWOni VSDCUY- left to right: Joyce Tisdale, checking a potient's tem- ing a radio at a radio shop, and Edward Smith, pre- perature at Tuomey Hospital, John Barwick, working paring for any emergency that might arise at Tuomey. 23 A J Haley Charles Mooneyhan and Emery McElveen concentrate mtently as thelr fmgers fly through an un trlcate exercuse Commerce Students Prepare for Busuness World The Commercual Department at Edmunds offers courses In typmg bookkeepung and shorthand Typing as offered un a one year and a two year course as preparation for stenographuc work A one semester course IS also gnven to those wlshlng to know the fundamentals of typung for personal use ment IS one and two year courses are book keeplng and shorthand The first year course of each IS very helpful rn regular stenographuc as well as bookkeepmg occupatlons Edmunds IS one of only a few schools whuch offer the second more advanced preparatuon for future bookkeepung Donald Bnrdsong Muller Wullroms and Gwen Addrson gif rg? check thenr fngures closely as they practxce for future bookkeepmg dunes Also included in the Commercial Depart- 24 'n.e fu- 74' -5 i in Dlscussmg problems of mterest to sensors are left to nght Mr Walter Gnllam Jessamme DuBose Martha Mouse Mlss Catharine Bass and Carol Phllllps Through Teacher Gundance Students Plan Future The admmnstratlon and faculty have n mated an extensuve guidance program for the purpose of provldnng students with unfor mation to asslst them In adyustlng to hugh school an plannang thenr courses of study un choosung a college career Teachezs. are provided wnth nnformatuon whuch wull help them to know better the abs I 25 tnes Interests and backgrounds of students The counselors Muss Catharnne Bass Mr Walter Gnllam Mrs Margaret Edens and Mrs Mary Wells talk wuth unduvuduals and groups answering questions holding duscus suon sessions and offermg advice The success of thus program depends upon the students trust and response 'P '1' J I 'N 'vl- Q. 5 J 8 V ,. R vf I . , s M, M Y ,ff fe f-13 'l A, 4,1 4 Ti L . l . . l I l : ' l ' l ' 1 I - 4 l - , , . -1 , . ' I ' I 1 1 I ' . , . . . .I.- 1 5 I Z CLASSES x W my M, W I M ' K I 1, 1 fl J eo ip dy ot Edmunds ore I on to s the lite we ore build- iyg los org iz ions under the leod- ei i teo rs, odvisers, ond feI'ow c s ote e in Iuoble ossets in pre- porin t cor gone of this building. Stud , unde ti extensive Curriculum of our school, pens the woy to desired gools ond 5' ccessful living. With eornestness of purpose sensors of Ed- munds foce the tutureg whule Juniors ond sophoe more-s follow their Ieodership, 1' --.pq Sensor Class ottscers pose sn front of monument They ore left to rsght Jennse Lsnn Mcl.aursn 3 .ff-o secretary Davsd Alcott pressderst Sammy Prsn gle vsce pressdent Shesla Boyksn treasurer Sensors Busld Future Through School Trcssnsng Msss Margaret Dursnsng Sponsor l-lavsng spent four years of growsng up and busldsng brsght futures through hsgh school trasnsng thss thesr sensor year has been the most smportant to the class of l959 Members of the class vosced famslsar com plosnts as the tsme for magazsrse sales term papers and practscsng for sensor mussc rolled around Partscsponts however were rewarded for tsme spent sn rehearsals hard work and ont: cspatson os the sensor play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was a complete suc cess The sensors have been well prepared for future success and though fslled wsth a touch of sadness at the thought of leavsng thesr Alma Mater are now ready to step upon the threshold of lsfe , E . - . - -1 5,4 'i'v,,, ,: AM -AT A X 4 , . gr l . i'ss -WFIQ Q .Q 41 N' -I' sf - -Q . .Q . -............. - X . 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' Jai, A ig!! 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n - Q Q 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' - - - 11 1 1 11 I 1 1 28 SE QRS ADDISON BERYL GWENDOLYN CGWEND What delightful hosts are they Lute and Love Dramatrc Club l 4 Home Room Treasurer 2 Secre ry 3 FHA 2 3 Pcp Sauad 3 4 Junlor Sentor tertannment lCo Chalrmanl Decorations Committee 3 HI Ways Staff 4 ALCOTT ARTHUR DAVID III A mighty hunter and hls prey IS knowledge Homeroom President l Photography Club l Honor 2 Freshman alent Show l y Cub Treasurer 3 Concessions Commlttee Public Address Announcer 4 National l-1onor Society 3 4 Commence ment Marshal 3 Boys State Representatrve 3 Class President 4 Commencement Speaker 4 Junior Senior Entertaunment Decoratlons Committees 3 Chaurman Memornal Scholarshlp Fund Drlve 3 Pep Squad 4 HI Ways Buslness Staff ALDERMAN EMILY MARGUERITE Wltty llvely happy and gay ln our hearts she wall Homeroom Vlce President President 2 Freshman Tal ent Show l Dramatlcs Club I 2 4 H1 News Reporter 2 3 Homeroom Treasurer 3 Pep Squad 3 4 Junior Sensor Decoratlons Entertainment Commlttees 3 Home roonl Magazine Captain 4 Hu Ways Photography Edu to ALLRED GLEN FRANKLIN A qulet and pleasant nature ANDERSON JOSEPHINE U01 quietness and confidence shall be your strength FHA l 2 3 Student Nurse l Library Asslstant 4 AVIN IDA JEAN ETTE very pleasant nature shines through her quietness A A D E Clu ARRANTS JERRY LAVERNE if Always In earnest and does has best Sclence Club l ATRIA NICHOLAS DAVIS An thus IS my song at shall be witty and It shant be long May Court 2 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Improvements Cornmlttee 2 3 Homeroorn Secretary 2 Junior Sensor De oratlons and Entertannment Committees 3, Pep Squad 4 1 11 - - 11 to : . . 1 1 5 , 9: ' f f Enf - 1 I 1 11 - . . ,, Roll l, g ,T g Ke I 2, 4, I J: ' 1 1 I - - I ,Z r 1 T I 1 V 2 I 1 1 1 1 11 - - . 1 I 1 1 1 always stay. ' 1 1 I ' : 1 1 1 - V 1 Q I V 2 1 2 - r 1 ' I - - r . 1 1 Mlm - - - 1 - 1 1 I Z ' A . 1 11A - A11 G. . .l,2g . . b4. 1 11 1 11 ' s . . . . 1 11 d - : ' 1 1 1 1 1 if - K9 i5 4 ' 4-4- s34. 7'- if 1... -'- ey QQ tm ffl ur- 9-4 3.1 IOR BAIRD JANICE DELORES Nagtncss IS a crownlng grace of womanhrod Dramatlcs Clulal F I-I A Club 2 Photography Cateterla Com mttce 4 BAIRD WOODY MICHAEL or a lloy whos l'WGIWdSOI TIC f ll f mlrtlw tlwcrc rs nweast rc on thus earth W dllfe Club Preslaent I 2 3 Varsity Football I y C urt I 3 Varslty Ba ball 2 3 4 Improv ments Comrmttee 2 3 Junxor Senor Entertainment Canvmlttcc 3 Block S Club 4 I-lomcroom Presmdent I Vucc President 4 BARRINEAU WILLIAM RONALD I must talk and laugh or Ilfe would bc empty wotography Club I 2 Wuldlfc Club 3 D Clu BARWICK JOHN WOODROW Outepalxen and fond cf play Ono to he lnkcd In cxery way dlrtc Club I BEASLEY MARION WAYNE A word a smllc a boy worthwhile N dllfe Clubl 2 BENTLEY MORRIS EUGENE TIS that every one would say I-les a Iolly good fellow nn exery way Varsm Football 4 Transferred to Edmunds as o scnwr BIRDSONG DONALD RAY CBIRDIEI Man as master of hls fate. Hi-News reporter lj D. E. Club 4. BLAND NANCY VIRGINIA A perfect reclpe for deyil's food Frcsnrnan Talent Snow I' B nd I, 25 Pep Sa ad 3, 45 Hi-News Representatlye l 2' Junior-Senior Decoratlong mmlttcc 35 F. . . Q rama rcs u , , 'lrcas' rcr 4. S IDRS BOYKIN, MYRA BROOKS A quiet person with many friends. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Music Club l, Science Club 2, 3, 4, JuniorASenior Decorations Committee 3. BOYKIN, SHEILA GAY What has nature ever created more gentle, more sweet, more happy? Art Club l, 2, Honor Roll l, 2, Hi-Ways Staff 2, 3, 4, National Honor Societ 3 4' Science Club 3' Junior Y 1 , , ' Senior Decorations Committee 3: Commencement Mar- shal 3, Class Treasurer 4, Hi-Ways 4, Art Editor 4. BOYLSTON, DAVID WILLIAM Written on his face by Nature's hand are these two words, 'A Gentlemanf Band l, 2, Wildlife Club l, 2, Homeroom President l, Concessions Committee 4, Improvements Committee 4, Hi-Ways Staff 4, Key Club 3, 4. BRADFORD, JOHN FRANCIS Little Man-what now? Junior'Senior Decorations Committee 3, Hi-News Rc- porter 3, 4, Elections Committee 3, 4, Office Worker 4. BRITT, MARGARET CONNALLY The thirst to know and understand, These are good in life's rich hand. Freshman Talent Show, Latin Club l, F. T. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-News Reporter l, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant l, 2, 3, 4, Dromotics Club 2, N. F, L. 3, National Honor Society 3,141 T5ea3surer 4, Hi-Ways Staff 4, Pep Squad 4, Honor o , , . BRITTON, JOHN PALMER A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Art Club lg Wildlife Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Junior Var- sity Football 2, Varsity 3, Homeroom Magazine Cop- taln 4. on. vb 197' G0-uf! 0-Aiwa 1 lo- Q' Officers of Homeroorn 205 ore, left to right: Jimmy Lee McLeod, vice president, Annie Ruth Dennis, secretory, Sondra Brog- don, treasurer, Sidney Harris, Hi-News re- presentotive, and Ashley Tisdole, president. ga. 4 6. ex gg-L B 11 r rl -fn , SENIORS BROGDON SANDRA JEAN A constant frnend IS o thlng rare and hard to fund A Dromotucs Club 2 FT Horneroom Treasurer 4 BRUNSON EDITH CAROLYN Here s a gurl wlth a qulet smnle who trles to make her lute worth whsle Photography Club I 2 FHA 3 Lnbrary As sustant 4 BRUNSON MARY LOUISE She has wsthal a merry wut and she rs not sh In using t Labrary Clubl FHA 2 3 4 Chorus2 3 4 BRUNSON THOMAS LUTHER Manners the fmal and perfect flower of noble character n late Clubl 2 3 BRYANT ROBERT LINTON Lufe s a lovely thung to know S :ence Club 3 Wuldlrfe Club 4 CAMPBELL ERNEST FRANK JR To hurry and worry IS not my creed Thlngs wnll happen so whats the need? S sence Club l Wuldlufe Club 2 3 Junior Senior Decoratlons Commvttee 3 CAMPBELL WESLEY McFADDEN Always leave them loughlng when you Soy good-bye. Junior Varsity Football l 2 3 4' Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 3. CARR ELIZABETH FAYE Contentnnent is a habit she contracted, F.H.A. l' F.T.A. 2' Music Club 4. CLAIR, PATRICIA ANNE lPaNyl Softly speak and sweetly smile. Freshman Talent Show l5 Dramatics Club l, 25 Chorus 35 Junior-Senior Decorations and Entertainment Committees 35 Hi-Ways Busi- ness Stoff 45 Hi-News Representative 45 F.T.A, 4. COLE, FRED CLIFTON, JR. Happy go lucky, fair and free5 nothing there is that bothers me. Freshman Talent Show l5 Wildlife Club l5 Photography Club I5 Chorus 25 Dramatics Club 25 Science Club 35 Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 35 School Projectionist 35 Varsity Football Manager 4. CORBETT, MICHAEL PERRY A good thought never brought a bad result. Wildlife Club 3, 45 Hi-News Staff 4. CORBETT, PHILIP WAYNE Tis men like me that make the world go round. Hi-News Representative l5 Hi-News staff 3, Sports Editor 45 Junior Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity 45 Photography Club 35 Varsity Base- ball 45 Horneroom Magazine Captain 45 Hi- News Staff 4. CROFT, THOMAS CLIFFORD, JR. IT. C.l No limits but the sky. Freshman Talent Show l5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 35 Dramatics Club l, 25 Homeroom President 25 Music Club 25 Varsity Football 3. CUTTINO, CHARLES LYNUM, Ill A charming lad, full of joy, a favorite with girl or boy. Photography Club l5 Track Team l, Captain 35 Homeroom Treasurer 2, 4, Vice President 35 Junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity 3, 45 Key Club 2, Secretary 3, 45 Boys' State Represen- tative 35 Junior-Senior Decorations and Enter- tainment Committees 35 Improvements Com- mittee 45 Awards Point Committee 45 Home- room Magazine Captain 4. Q t N iv' 3 Ak l Q L gs.. i 'll ' 4 e .., 1 ye.. E . 5 . Q . I 2 mx. Fwy , , Q-be 'I 'Q W 415 Officers of Homeroom 206 are left to right: Bill Tomlinson, Vice President5 Phyllis Smith, 5ecretary5 Sis Nunnolly, President5 Carolyn Gilliam, High News Representative, and Rachel McCoskill Treasurer. SENIOR DAVIS ARVIN A sincere lukeable fellow Art Club I Wnldlrfe Club 2 T 8. I Club 3 4 DEGENHARDT GRETCHEN SUZANNE A mce qulet garl and a real lady Transferred to Edmunds as a Sensor Dramatrcs Club 4 DENNIS ANNIE RUTH A smvle rs the trademark of a happy soul Dramatncs Club I 2 4 Chorus 2 FHA 3 Homeroom Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 DENNIS JAMES LACEY A gentleman makes no nolse Freshman Talent Show l 4 H Club l Wald DeWITT JACK .IR We love the man who can smvle Wuldhfe Club I 2 T 8. I Club 3 4 DINKINS FRANCES LEILA A tender heart a wull to please Fellowshnp Club l 2 3 4 Commencement Marshal 3 Nahonal Honor Society 4 DORITY ROBERT SAMUEL Qunet and reserved DOZIER JOHNNIE FRANCIS .IR lfrenluel The only way to have a fruend us to be one Wuldlufe Club 3 4 H Club I . , . I . . I I I I , ' , , J 1 . . . 5 , . . A : - : '- lute Club 2, 3g D. E. Club 4. I I ' . , . ' , , , 5 Q . , I I ' I j ' . DRIGGERS, CHARLES HENRY A regular fellow it is true, full of pep and mischief, too. Wildlife Club l, 3, Vice President 2, Junior- Senior Decorations Committee 3, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Block S Club 4. DuBOSE, COIT McTYEIRE, JR. lTenyl Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4. DuBOSE, JESSAMINE SCOTT Dance she can and dance she will, her feet are very seldom still. Homeroom President l, Vice President 3, Freshman Talent Show l, Dramatics Club l, 2, 4, Hi-News Representative 2, Chorus 2, 4, Pep Squad 3, Junior-Senior Entertainment and Decorations Committees 3. DuBOSE, ROBERT FREER lBobbyl Some claim he is bashful, some doubt it. Wildlife Club l, 2, Homeroom Vice President l, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Junior Varsity Football 3, Key Club 3, 4, Junior-Senior Dec- orations Committee 3, lmprovements Commit- tee 4. DWIGHT, HARRIET LEE You're young only once, and if you work at it right, once is enough. Homeroom Vice President l, President 2, 3, Latin Club lg Dromatics Club 2, 4, President 2, Chorus 2, 3, Commencement Marshal 3, Science Club 3, Pep Committee Chairman 4, Color Giard 4. EADDY, NORMAN OLIN To love knowledge is to gain wisdom. Science Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Commencement Marshal 3, Assembly Com- mittee 3, 4, Boy's State Representative 3, Honor Roll 3. 1 7 'JSC' o N L? -qs-or A t view . 'vu-f Homeroom officers of 208 are left to right: Elizabeth Kolb, Secretary, Joyce Tisdale, Vice President, Doris Irick, Treasurer, Jennie Newman, High News Representative, and Eddie Farrish, Presi- dent. if T' Q t faq -,rf jov- gy., V' Apu. 'Q' I 0 SE GR EDMUNDS HELEN de SAUSSURE The foundation of beauty ns the heart Freshman Talent Show I Dramatncs Club I 2 4 I-lomeroam Se retary 2 3 Chorus 2 Junuor Sensor Entertaunment and Decoratuons Commsttees 3 Muslc Club 3 Pep Squad 3 I-lorneroom Magazlne Captaun 4 ELLIS REBECCA MARIE As full of splrlts as the month of May Freshman Talent Show I Chorus 2 3 All State Chorus 2 Dramatlcs Club I 2 3 F TA 3 Junior Senior Decorations Committee 3 Ways Busnness Staff 4 Busaness Club 4 Pep Sauad 4 EPTING REBECCA LEE She puts her troubles nn her pocket wsth a h e sn 1' Ar Club I 2 Science Club 3 T 8. I b EVANS PHYLLIS ELZADA She IS more charmlng than she realuzes which adds to her popularlty May Court I Class Treasurer I Dramatlcs Club I Homeroom Treasurer 2 Hn News Rep resentatuve I 3 F H A 2 3 Pep Squad 3 FARRISH EDWIN GRANVILLE From the crown of hrs head to the soc O has foot he IS all mnrth Key Club 3 Jumor Sensor Entertaunment Com muttee 3 D E Club 4 Homeroom President 4 Homeroom Magazlne Captavn 4 FEAGIN BRENDA JOY Sweet as the day as long Transferred to Edmunds as senior FELDER JAMES CHANDLER JR Utmmyl Happy go lucky but who would be other wnse W dlufe Club I 2 HI News Staff I Jun: r Varsuty Football 2 Key Club 3 4 FISHBURNE WILLIAM BLAKENEY A frtendly bay wuth a heart most gay B nd I 2 Photography Club I 2 HI News Staff 4 HI Ways Staff 4 Speech Club 4 FLOWERS, NYRA JEAN There is a lady sweet and kind. Homeroorn Treasurer lg F.H.A. l, 2, 3, D. E. Club 4. GAUTHIER, PATRICIA ANN lPattyl A smile for all, a greeting glad, a jolly, happy way she had. Class Vice President l, 2, President 3, As- sembly Committee l, Dramatics Club l, 2, 4, Homeroom Vice President l, Hi-News Repre- sentative 2, Music Club Secretary 3, Junior- Senior Decorations Committee 3, Pep Squad 3, Color Guard 3, Pep Committee 4, Chorus 4. GAYMON, JAMES TIMOTHY Quiet but not idle. Wildlife Club l, 2, T8.l Club, President 4. GIBSON, JOESPH PALMER He who is persistent in his work, success will crown his efforts. Photography Club lg Science Club 2, D. E. Club, Secretary 3, lst Vice President 4. GIBSON, PARKER My ioy of life is hard to kill. GILLIAM, CAROLYN ANN Wherever she is, there is a place made pleasant and gay. Transferred to Edmunds as a senior. F.T.A. Parliamentarian 4, Varsity Basketball 4. Q 45 I-5,ti,i-5?',.-1 -1 f :fsfx I .rm W au' . gi x it XF' mf! 'RF' Homeroom officers of 212 are, front row: Sandy Heise, President, Gail Pat- terson, Secretory, and Gertrude Lowder, Treasurer. Woody Baird, Vice President, is kneeling behind them. Absent when picture was taken was Gloria Kennedy, High News Representative. 1:- Q9 s'75'R 2' if QQ' Io., Q.:-0. Wg? 93 Rane 38 SENIOR GLASSCOCK MARION STEVENSON He who funds It s good to llve has the best that life can awe Wlldllfe Club l 2 Improvements Commlttee 4 Junlor Varsity F otball 2 Varsuty 3 4 'ck S Club GRAHAM FRANCES EMILY Always bubbling over with laughter Band l 2 3 4 Homeroom Vnce President l Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 FHA 2 3 Music Club 4 Secretary I Electrons Commnttee 4 Hu Ways Staff 4 GREEN HENRY WADE A loyal heart a peaceful mnnd a better frlend youll never fund Wnldlnfe Club l 2 Scnence Club 3 Jumor Varsity Football 3 Varsity 4 Track Team 3 HALEY ANSLEY JAMES lA Jl When you play play hard When you work dont ploy at all Homeroom Presldent l Varsxty Baseball l 2 4 Improvements Committee 3 4 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Commencement Marshal HALLMAN BURN ELL ORON In auuetness and confldence shall b your strength Bnd l 2 3 4 Waldlxfe Club 2 lmpro ments Committee 4 HALLMAN HAZEL PATRICIA Good nature as the sugn of a large and generous heart Music Club l 2 G A A 2 Chorus 3 All State Chorus 3 FTA 3 Junnor Senuor Decoratuons Commattee 3 Buslness Club 4 HARRINGTON GERALD LUTHER Hrs pep and good looks are sure to gain hum frnends everywhere Cheerleader l 2 3 4 Wnldllfe Club Jumor Varsuty Football 2 3 Chorus Scuence Club 3 Dramatlcs Club 4 HARRIS SANDRA NELSON Whatever her mnnd has ordauned for ntself nt has achueved Band l 2 3 Presndent 4 Lubrory Club Vuce Presrdent l 4 Homeroom Secretary l Vice Pr sldent 2 Honor Roll l 2 3 Natlo al Honor Socuety 3 Presudent 4 FHA 2 3 HI News Representative 3 Ht News Staff 3 Commencement Marshal 3 Girls State Rep resentatsve 3 Student Councul Commuttee 3 Hn Ways Staff 4 Hu News Buslness Manager W A I A , ,V , J b , I V If ' ' f ' ,' ' f . . 11 1111 - - - 3 - . H 1 1 g 1 , 1 - O 1 1 1 11 11 1 - B.o 4. , . .sv W .r-HJ 'W I , M I 11 ' - ff .1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I .. 1 11 1 1 1 I . 1 . 1, f 1- if 4 1 I A 1 , X, 1 K 4......,, 1 1 . . ,Q ,. 1' 11 1 1 1 1 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 - 1 e 11 1 W O 1 1 1 I 1 Ve' Ui ' gf 5 , s g,- 5 23' , , , .E ., 1 ,, . . S. s, Il 1 . - , . . 1 1 - - A 1 1 ' 1 'I 1 5 - ' gf ' 1 - 1 . 1 syn ,, . 1 X51 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 112: v 1 1 213: ,X is , t . , . 2 Q 1 . ,11. , 1 1 as 41 1 1 1 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 I 1 1 1 n 1 1 - - A 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 , . 1 I . I 1 . 1 . I fi HARRIS, sYoNsY MAuos ij, iffy rr ,fl . JJ, Eager to help, eager to please' jf Going her way in graceful ease. fi Band l, F,T,A. 2, F.H.A. 3, 4, Hi-News ep-J resentative 4. HATFIELD JERRY CLAUDE I will instruct my sorrows to be happy. Block S Club l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball l, 2, Varsity Football Manager l, Junior-Senior Dec- orations Committee 3, Hi-Ways Staff 4. HATFIELD, NANCY LOUISE A quiet and pleasant nature. Photography Club l, Science Club 2, D.E. Club 3' Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 3, J.H.A. 4. HEISE, SANDRA GENE A girl to whom was given so much. Dramatics Club l, 2, 4, Pep Squad 3, 4, Awards Point Committee' 2, Science Club Sec- retary 3, Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 3, Horneroom President l, 4. HEWITT RAGSDALE, JR. No sooner said than done-so acts your man of worth. Dramatics Club l, Music Club l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Hi-News Staff 3, Chief Commencement Marshal 3, National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Junior-Senior Theme and Entertainment Committees 3, Hi-Ways Editor 4. HILL, CAROL JASON, JR. Be your ownself and leave custom to those who need it. Wildlife Club l, 2, 3, 4. ,!,5y,,5,fg,, 50... 11 F6331 0. 1 4' jfl if 60, ---'i Officers of Homeroorn 227 are, sitting: Julie Kirven, Vice President, Mory Ann Hope, Secretary, Patty Clair, High News Representative. Standing: Jimbo Strange, President, Charles Cuttino, Treasurer SE UR HILL EDWIN CLAYTON An earnest worker whose reward should be the best ndl2 HOLLIDAY FRANK WILLIAM A good laugh IS better than any pulls Dramatlcs Club I 2 4 Freshman Talent Show I Junror Varslty Football 3 Wuldlnfc Club 3 Track Team 3 4 HOPE MARY ANN Always smlllng always neat Forever nlce forevor sweet Honor Roll I 2 3 Band I 2 All State Band 2 First Ratmg un Dlstrlct and State Music Festlval 2 HI News Representative I Latln Club I Freshman Talent Show I Musuc Club 2 3 Vvce President 3 Homeroom Secretary 2 3 4 Assembly Commuttee 3 Natronal Honor So lety 3 4 Awards Parnt Commuttee Charr rnan 4 Junlor Sensor Decorations Commrttee and Orchestra Commuttee Chaurman 3 H Mass Hu Mass 4 HOSKINS ROBERT DAVISON IPeteI There s an athlete very respected strong cool and collected Junior Varsity Football Team I 2 Varsity 3 4 Wrldlufe Club I 2 3 Improvements Com mittee 2 3 INGRAM LESLIE CROWELL Happuness rs cheaper than worry so why pay the hrgher pruce7 Wlldlnfe Club I Bus Drwer 2 3 4 Photog raphy Club 3 Dramatrcs Club 4 IRICK DORIS CORRINE A sunny smlle and a cheery way GAA Secretary I FHA 2 3 Lrbrary As slstant 3 T 8. I 4 Homeroom Treasurer 4 JAEGERS JOYCE ANN ELIZABETH A quiet tongue shows a wlse heart Photography 2 Honor Roll 2 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Junior Sensor Decorations Comrnrttee 3 JERNIGAN WAYNE Never lets humself be hurrued worrred flurned 1 1, 11 B0 1 1 31 4- I 11 . . 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 A 1 ,, .. - 1 1 , 11 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 I 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1-' - ' ' '- ' I I I . 1 I' Ways Feature Editor 4g Dramatics Club 45 I 11 1 1 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . I ,, . . 1 . . 11 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 11 - 11 . . 1 J 1 . . , g ' - I - 1 I . I 11 - . 11 A 2 I 1 1 I I . I 11 1 1 . 1 1 . 11 ,f i l -,J . C U- i X' J . ,- ' f It , . 11 ix Y- ' I I ii A l' L ' , ai KJ ll L l l of Q , Ll J 1, K+, I W I ' t L! r r i. Ay I J f if l' , l A, ll yfelnrisxoil, lonumoprbirrstll If I ' Het are fewgvlij ghe Lis true. ' ghce YiST t l , i 1 rub 2, F.H.A. 3, Li- l 1 JONES,f oAvm 4,n'NoLn L Don't take life seriousl ' I y,4 - II you ll- never leave It alive. Wildlife Club l, 2, Homeroom Secretray 3, Chorus 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football 3, Key Club 3, 4. JONES, HAZEL LeROY lkoyl lf it be a scholar ye seek, ye have found him. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Talent Show l, Wildlife Club Program Chairman l, Science Club l, School Store 2, 3, Photography Club 3, Junior-Senior Decoratidns and Sound Com- mittees 3, Music Club 4. KENDRICK, DIANE ELIZABETH Ready and willing, most capable, too, Always on hand her part to do. Homeroom President I, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club l, Hi-News Reporter 2, 3, F,T.A. 2, 3, 4, Chief Commencement Marshal 3, Junior-Senior Costume Committee Chairman 3, Elections Committee Chairman 4, Hi-Ways Business Manager 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. KENNEDY, GLORIA ANN Brunette, petite, pretty, and sweet, She isn't likely to be beat. Homeroom Secretary I, Vice President 2, Pres- ident 3, Hi-News Representative 4, Dramatics Club l, 2, 4, Freshman Talent Show l, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Elections Committee 3, Music Club 3, Chorus 3, Junior-Senior Decorations, Entertainment Committees 3, Hi-Ways Staff 4, Publicity Committee 4, National Honor Society 4. KENNINGTON, SYLVIA ANN lSyIl The true worth of a woman is her character. Reading Club l, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Hi-News Staff 3, 4, Music Club l, 2, F.T.A. 4, Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 3, Hi- Ways Staff 4. 'lm-:ff MN, .L , , i, Ji' is ,..., 465 Homeroom 228 officers are left to right: Linda Robertson, Secretary, Carol Phillips, President, Sandra Harris, Vice President, Betty McLin, Treasurer, Ab- sent when picture was taken was Frances Weatherly, High News Representative. SENIORS KIRBY LOIS FAYE The gentle msnd by gentle deeds ss known F H A Club l Lsbrary Asssstant 2 3 J.snsOr Sensor Entertasnr-nent Commsttee 3 Honor Roll l 2 3 Mussc Club 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety KIRBY PATRICIA ANNE lPatfyl So full of pep so wonderful too Everyone s chosce as a frsend through and through nor Roll l 2 3 3 4 Art l He News Staff 2 3 4 .lunsor Sensor Re freshment Decoratsons Commsttees 3 Natsonal -lonor Socsety 4 Hs Ways Lsterary Edstor 4 KIRVEN MAMIE JULIA Uulsel Wsth dreamy posse and queen Iske asr One of the fasrest among the fasr Cheerleader l Alternate 2 3 Homeroom Vsce Pressdent I 4 Pressdent 2 Treasurer 3 GAA 2 Assembly Electsons Commsttees 2 Msss Sophomore 2 Junsor Sensor Theme Commsttee Chasrman 3 Moy Court 3 Mussc Club 3 Lsbrary Asssstant 3 Lsbrary Club Vsce Press dent 3 Color Guard 4 Dramatscs Club 4 Homecomsng Queen 4 KOLB ELIZABETH LOUISE A merry heart goes all the day Band l 2 FTA l 2 Lsbrary Club l Treas urer l T81l Club 3 Secretary 4 Homeroom Secretary 4 Homeroom Magazsne Captasn 4 LACKEY LARRY EDWIN For the eye ss so modestly becomsng you ne er thsnk of the msschsef hes dream sn W lsfe Clubl 2 3 LAND HARVIN MELLETTE A quset and pleasant nature Art Club 1 Wsldlsfe Club 2 LARGE GAYLE BERNARDINE Smsle and the world smsles wsth you Latsn Club l Art Club 2 Photography Club 3 .lunsor Sensor Program Commsttee 3 FTA LARSON GEORGANA Usual The msldest manner and the gentlest heart Latsn Club l, Scsence Club 2, 3, 4, Offsce Helper 3, 4 1 . ' ' - 1 ' . 1 I If . I . I . I I Il Ho 1 1 1 FHA 21 1 1 Club J - 1 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I I 1 2 1 I I 1 l . I I 1 I 1 J - - - 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . Q11 sld 1 , . 1 , . 1 , . I I , - g . . . 1 LEE, NANCY JEAN Her glossy hair is her crowning glory. Hi-News Representative l, G.A.A. 2, F.H.A. l, 4. LESESNE, HENRY HILTON, JR. A good disposition is much preferred to gold. Amateur Radio Club l, Science Club 2, 4, Photography Club 3, Junior-Senior Entertain- ment, Decorations Committees 3. LOWDER, GERTRUDE INEZ Her pleasant smiles and kindly ways will live in our memories all our days. F.l-l.A. l, 2, Photography Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Office Worker 3, Homeroom Treasurer 4, Hi-News Representative 3. MASON. EMILY CAROL A truly, sweet Southern lass. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Music Club l, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Bond Publicity Committee 4. MAULDIN, ROBERT ALLEN lBobl Success begins with a fellow's will. Football l, 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, Wildlife Club l, 2, 3, T.8.l. Club 4. MAYNARD, JAMES EDMUND The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Science Club l, 2, 3, Commencement Marshal 3, Improvements Committee 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. 'la i fl'?4'3 A3 Tv .Sr- IN IPS fi Qi? lr t ff. Senior boys from Edmunds and sur- rounding high schools talk over future plans with a representative from Wofford College, N 1 1 l J ff' Nl 14,1 1 uhm 1-T' W se 4... 4... slllf S' H7 A5 is my N I Je ,eff ,hd ls I2 49 me-'f -KV go- 'rr 4 SENIORS McCASKILL RACHEL DELORES She ss cheerful but quset and ssncere Art Club l GAA 2 Hs News Representa 'rsve 2 Mussc Club 3 Chorus 3 Junsor Sensor Entertasnment Commsttee 3 Homeroom Treas urer 4 Lsbrary Asssstant 4 Fellowshsp Club 4 McCOY KATHERINE OLIVER lKayl Her smsle shows her happsness Her frsends her popularsty Dramatsrs Clubl 2 3 Band l 2 May Court l 2 3 Homeroom Treasurer l Secretary 2 Student Body Secretary Treasurer 2 Vsce Press dent 3 Pressdent 4 Gsrls State Representatsve 3 Pep Squad 2 4 Offsce Helper 3 4 Com mencement Speaker 4 Speech Club 4 H Ways Staff McELVEEN EMERY RAY Forever smslsng forever gay He wsll help you sn every way Junsor Varssty Football l 2 Varssty 3 Ssl Club 2 3 4 Wsldlsfe Club 2 Commencement Marshal 3 Improvements Cornmsttee Chasrman McELVEEN THURMAN RANDOLPH lRondyl Here ss a man wsth a real sense of humor and a contented vsew of Isfe Wsldlsfe Club l 2 3 Junsor Varssty Football 2 4 Bus Drsver 4 McELVEEN WILLIAM LEWIS tBsIIyl H provokes no enemses and forgets no frsends Ar Club l 2 FTA 2 Junsor Sensor C oratsons and Entertasnment Commsttees 3 Key Club 3 Vsce Pressdent 4 Concesssons Com msttee Chairman 4 McKINNON DONALD WAYNE lDonn cl For a boy whos frsendly full of msrth There ss no measure on thss earth Wsldlsfe Club l 2 Homeroom Treasurer I Vsce Pressdent 2 Junsor Varssty Football l Varssty 3 4 Scsence Club 3 Junsor Sensor Decoratsons Cornmsttee 3 McLAURIN JENNIE LINN A wstty woman ss a treasure a wstty beauty ss a power Latsn Club l Chorus 2 3 May Court 2 3 Dramatscs Club 2 Class Secretary 3 4 F TA 3 4 Homeroom Pressdent 2 Vsce Pressdent l McLEOD JIMMY LEE Not too bashful not too bold Just exactly rsght lm told Latsn Club l Wsldlsfe Club 2 Treasurer 3 Hs News Representatsve 2 3 Varssty Football Manager 2 Tennss Team 3 Block S 4 Cafeterso Commsttee 4 Junsor Sensor Decora tsons Commsttee 3 Homeroom Vsce Pressdent McLlN, ELIZABETH ANNE She is something sterling that will stay, when gold and silver melt away. Freshman Talent Show l, Music Club l, 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Program Com- mittee 3, Library Assistant 4. McMANUS, IRA MANNING Happiness is a good that nature sells us. Wildlife Club l, 2, 3, D. E. Historian 4. McMlLLAN, AMY KATHLEEN A loyal heart, a peaceful mind, a better friend you'll never find. Reading Club l, 2, Library Assistant 2, 31 F.H.A. 3, 4. MELLETTE, JAMES BLAND, JR. Nothing is more troublesome than the effort of thinking. Wildlife Club l, 2, F.T.A. 2, Junior Varsity Football 2. MIXON, JACQUELYN REGENA lGinol She excelled in sports, she excelled in grace, She excelled in beauty of form and face, Homeraom Officer lg Hi-News Staff l, 2, 3, 4, G.A,A, 2, Cafeteria Committee 2, Homeroom Vice President 2, Assembly Committee 3, F.T.A. President 3, Library Assistant 3, D.E. Club Secretary 4, Pep Squad 4. MOISE, MARTHA LOUISE Charm strikes the sight but merit wins the soul. Pep Squad 3, 4, Recreation Committee l, 2, 3, Elections Committee l, 2, 4, Freshman Talent Show l, Cafeteria Committee 2, Homeraom President 3, Hi-News Representative l, Junior- Senior Entertainment, Decorations Committees 3, Chorus 4. N7 kk as an-. wiv Xa W -A 4, Jfztv l 1 'VH5 inn iv? is Q? T7 4 - E IORS MOONEYHAN CHARLES GREEN JR A happy go lucky guy as he A boy wrth whom we luke to be Band l 2 Wuldllfe Club 4 MOORE BETTY ANN She loves to talk she loves to sung In fact she loves bout everythmg A 3 4 GAA 2 Chorus3 Jun Sensor Refreshment Commattee 3 MORGAN NANCY LYNN A cheerful smlle which makes bright the path of lnfe Transferred to Edmunds os Junsor Fellowship Club 3 Vnce Presudent 4 T8.l Club 4 MULLIS THOMAS WARREN Ever ready for a good time Junior Varsity Football l Homeroom Vrce Presudent 2 3 Music Club 3 Pep Squad 3 4 Improvements Commuttee 4 MURRELL SYLVIA lSnblnel All of earth s gems are not found In mlnes Drarnatucs Clubl 2 3 4 Chorus2 3 Home room Treasurer 3 Muslc Club Presudent 3 MYERS NAN ELIZABETH Sweet personallty full of versatnluty Class Secretary l Treasurer 2 May Court l 3 Dramatucs Club l Z Chorus l 2 tertaunment Commlttee 2 S :ence Club Treas urer 3 Homeroom Treasurer 3 Colorguard 3 4 Commencement Marshal 3 JunuarSemor Deroratuons Entertainment Committee 3 Pub lucatuons Board 4 Hosputalaty Commnttee Chaur man 4 Homeroom Magazlne Captam 4 SCI ence Club 4 NEWMAN JENNIE MARIE She has a specual softness and a sweet at tractlve grace Musxc Club l Honor Rall l 2 3 Homeroom Secretary 2 3 Scrence Club 2 F H A 3 Na tlonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Hu News Represen tatnve 4 D E Club 2nd Vlce President 4 NEWMAN .IESSIE CARRIE She speaks behaves acts as she ought A Junlor Semor Refreshments and Entertamment ornmlttees 3 NUNNALLY, ALMA LOUISE l Sis i A fun-lovin irl she will be, and a nicer Q I I! one nowhere youll see. Homeroom President l, 2, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Secretary l, Music Club 2, Hi-News Busi- ness Staff 2, Assistant Exchange Editor 3, Ex- change Editor 4, Hospitality Committee 2, Cafeteria Committee 3, Hi-Ways Girls' Sports Editor 4. O'BRIEN, BOBBI RUTH What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. G,A.A. l, Music Club 4. OWENS, GEORGE ALBERT, JR. He was the mildest rnannered man. 'Q L Science Club l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Junior- Senior Decorations Committee 3, Concessions Committee 4, Improvements Committee 4. OXENDINE, DOROTHY ANN lDotl A light heart lives long, PARNELL, JOHN JOSEPH He who laughs . . . lasts. Photography Club l, Key Club 2, Director 3, President 4, Junior Varsity Football 2, 3, Alter- nate Boys' State Representative 3, Safety Council 3, Improvements, Hospitality Commit- tees 4, Hi-News Photographer 4, Hi-Ways Staff 4. PATTERSON, PATRICIA GAIL How far that little candle throws her beams. ' Dramatics Club l, 4, F.H.A. Vice President 2, Homeroom Secretary l, 4, Vice President 3, Hi-News Representative 2, Pep Squad 3, 4, Junior-Senior Decorations, Entertainment, Re- freshment Com ittees 3, Hi-Ways Staff 4. , ff .f 2,40 ffff 'C .f 1 , 7 51-I! cf. C471 .vc 5' -4- e if X' 4,- J? lui 'M-. 4-ang .J GRS PHILLIPS CAROL LANG NOYWYWQ Qreat was evcr achuevcd wuthout enthusvasm Homeroom Treasurer l Vnce Presudent 2 Presrdent 3 4 rus 2 4 amatucs Club l 2 Ma urt Freshman lalcnt Show l Junuor Sensor Decoratuons and Entcrtaunment Committees 3 PHIPP5 JOAN Llght of splrlt and happy of heart Lubrary Club l 2 3 Vice Presndent 4 Freshman Tal ent Show l Photography Club l Dramatlcs Club 2 A A PICKETT GERALDINE FRANCES Here IS a true and honest gurl Photography Club l 2 Library Asslstant 4 PORTER ALVIN EARL The ways of frlendllness l have been taught Photography Clubl 4 D E Club 3 'A PRINGLE SAMUEL MAYES Lnked here there and everywhere l-lomeroorn President 3 May C urt l 2 3 HI Ne S Staff 2 3 4 Sports Editor 3 Class Vice Presndent 4 Science Club 4 Vice President 4 Palmetto Boy s State J V Football l Hn Ways Sports Edntor 4 Kung Teen 4 Qunl and Scroll 3 4 PURVIS DAVID MURRAY A boy who as pleasant a boy who IS gay a boy who IS happy the llve long day Hobby Club l,,WlldIlfe Club 2 3 T8-I Club 4 RICHARDSON MAY THOMASYNE Determunatlan makes dreams come true ndl 2 yCl bl F T A l Photogra Club2 3 D E Club Hlstoruan 4 ROBERTSON LINDA JO Be a lrlend to everyone and lute wull reward you Transferred to Edmunds as Junior Pep Squad 3 HnWoys Staff 4 l-lorneroom Secretary 4 Alternate Cheerleader 4 Silence Club 3 Junnor Sensor Decora irons Make Up Entertannnwent Commuttecs 3 SENIGR RUGERSON, EDITH CELESTE f DEEDO l ax Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, but V ncvcr bad. Art Club l, F. H. A, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, 4. aa ROSS, JOHN QUINCY CJOHNNYJ Gay was he as hc moved along. Wildlife Club l, 2, 3, 4. ROWLAND, JOHN A finished gentleman from top to tae. Wildlife Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDERS, JAMES RICHARDSON lDlCKJ Not that I like to work less, but that l love fun more. Latin Club l, Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 3, bus Driver 4. SEABURG, GERALDINE ELIZABETH Merrily, Merrily, shall l live now. Latin Club l, Library Assistant l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, President 4, Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 3, F. H. A. 2, 4. SHAW, BARTOW SOLOMON JR. A tellow who can get things done, before you realize he's begun. Latin Club l, Cafeteria Committee 1, Band l, All4State Band l, Hi-News Stott 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Memorial Scholarship Drive Chair- man 2, Citizen-of-the-Week 2, Month, 2, Third place in Stoiy-at-Month Contest ,4, Honorable mentions in Story-of-Month Contest 3, Wildllte Club 2, 3, Program Chairman 2, Junior Varsity Football 3, Tennis Team 3, 4, l:Soy's State Representative 3, JuniorASenior En- tertainment Committee 3, Scicnce Club 4, Secretary Treasurer 4, Varsity Basketball Manager 4. 51- it-O Q.,,....r , ew ' 4- M 4 ,iff rf , ,LMA LV! rw' 5' 1, -,D ' . ,Mk ' on't worry Palm r, She's not going to take your money. eniors exercising privi- lege of leading the lunch line are from left to right, Sheila Boykin, Carol Mason, Polm- er Gibson, Larry Lackey and Betty Moore. 75 W 7 A A :QQ--f' H44 Fw' C'.'I ' vor' gl? 4--Y' ICR SHERIDAN, SAUNDRA Tall and straight as an Indian Brave, Makes her bay friends heap big slaves. Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, Freshman Talent Show l, llomeroom Treasurer l, 2, Secretary 3, Pep Commit- tee 2, Chorus 2, 4, Music Club 33 Class Treasurer, 3, Pep Squad 3, Color Guard 3, Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 3, Recreation Committee Chairman 4. SHUMAKER ARTHUR WILLIAM JR. Earnest and quick to act making his generous thought a fact dlife Club l 2 3 4 National Honor Society SINGLETARY LOUIS THOMAS A friend a gentleman what more can we say Track Team I 2 3 Varsity Football Manager 2 3 ck S Club3 D E Clu SMITH PHYLLIS JANE People like this make life brighter Transferred from another school Hi News Staff 4 Ways Staff 4 Chorus 4 Homeroam Secretary 4 Dra matics Club President 4 SMITH MARY ALICE Bown hair toll and n at Just to know h r us treat F H A I 2 Vice President 3 President 4 Libray Assistant4 SMITH NORMAN CARL we always face the sunshine the shadows will fall behind Transferred from another school Mechanics Club 4 SMITH EDWARD DENNIS Men of words are the best Wildlife Club 3 STAFFORD KAY PATRICIA too serious not too gay b a sweet gl every way ramatics Cubl F H TB- Clu IOR STALLINGS, CHARLES HENRY What ever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Transferred to Edmunds as Junior5 Science Club 3, 45 Concessions Committee 45 Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 35 School Store 35 National Honor Soceety 45 Science Club 4. STOKES, PHYLLIS ELAINE Cute little bundle of fun. 4-H Club lg F. H. A. 2, 35 Dromatics Club 45 Junior- genior Refreshment Committee 35 Homeroom Treasurer STONE, CAROLL MARGO A twinkle in her expression, Personality is her Do- session, l-lomeroom Secretary l, Vice President 35 Dramatics Club 1,25 Honor Roll l,2,3, Pep Squad 35 JuniarASen- :or Decorations, Entertainment Committees 35 Cheer- leader 4. STRANGE, DORIS JUANITA The unspoken word never does harm. F. H. A. l,2,3,4, STRANGE, JAMES CUTTINO UIMBOJ It matters not if you win or lose, but how you play the game, Varsity Football 2,3,4, Varsity Baseball 253,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Varsity Track 3,45 Block S Club 3,45 Chorus 35 Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 35 lm- provements Committee 45 Homeroom Vice President 35 President 4. SUBER, DOROTHY MAY KDOTTYJ Character is the diamond that scratches all other stones. l-lorneroom Treasurer l, Vice President 25 F. l-l. A. lg Freshmen Talent Show l5 Dramatics Club Vice Presi- dent 25 Hi-News Representative 35 Junior-Senior Re- freshment Committee 25 F. T. A. 35 Chorus 35 All State Chorus 35 Junior-Senior Decorations, Entertain- ment, Make-Up Committees 35 Hi-Ways Typist 45 Business Club Vice President 4. dx 59 41 VX Q f . -X 4 s... 5 QL, 1'7 1 'f How do we look? ask Sammy Pringle and William Shumaker as they try the senior caps and gowns. 2 S I S SUBER EDNA EARL s nlce to be natural when you re naturally mcc F H A l Dromatucs Club 2 Secretary 2 Musac Club 3 Business Club 4 Treasurer Chorus 3 AIlSate Chorus 3 Freshman Talent Show 1 Junlor Sensor Make Up Decorations and Entertainment Commlttees 3 Junnor Sensor Retreshment Commlttee 2 HI Ways Typ agus- 'Sl 4 TAYLOR JAMES WEBSTER fBOJ T do a thang as no one else could do at lS wo th trlylng for oc S Club l234 Varsrty Foot a 2 .gnu-of TEDDER MENDEL True worth us an being not seeming D E Club 3 4 Edltor Promotions Manaqer 4 TERRELL LAKE ERIC KRICKJ The rule of my Ilfe as to make business a pleasure - and pleasure my business renee Club l 2 Hn News a l 2 Nu News Repres ntatuye l2 Concesslons Commxttee 23 Jun torSenlor Decoratvons Commlttee 3 Hu Ways Staff -41, THIGPEN SHELLEY Speech as great but sulence as greater 'I Photography Club l2 Llbrary Asslstant 23 Dramatscs Club 34 THIGPEN ROBERT LIVINGSTONE CBOBJ Never idle never stnll Always talklng always wall D E Club 3 Sergeant at Arms 4 Photography Club I 2 3-'uf' THOMPSON, DONALD WALKER gb Hns music hath charms to soothe Art Club l 2, Science Club 3 5 ,O tg TIMMERMAN, ELEANOR CLAIR She has a pleasing manner and a truendly heart F H A l,2 Lubrary Assistant 3 4 Music Club 3 Fellowship Club 4 52 s , V UH, . , A ' A . . 2 ' , 5 Q ' , 2 I , I - t 9, 1 . , I . E .- o ' ' r s ' ' F. F A, lg Bl k , f . 2 b ll l, ,3,4. fo- W , Sc , ,3,4j 4'- St ff , g '- I 4. A I h A3 'Y t V Q , fb- 1 I , . , ,, 9' T f .W T ' 'tr' ' A I ' ' I I l s f , ., X .A 3 A H I I I 4 A H IW! iff' wer 5 ioRs .L ff' r ik 7 TINDAL, JOHN BAILEY, JR. sf Life is not so short but that there is always time Vg, ' for courtesy. Band l,2,3,4g Science Club l,2,3,4, School Store 2,35 A '- xl! Property Manager of Band 4, Improvements Commit- 'QA U! tee 4, Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 35 Corn- L .Url encement Marshal 3. , f' ' ' J, I L TISDALE, JAMES EDWARD CJIMMYJ IA . He fills life with good deeds. 2 ' L Wildlife Club l,2,3g Junior Varsity Football 2, Bug 1 Driver 3,45 Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 3. goo' JA TISDALE, JOYCE LEIGH A friendly smile to everyone, Makes her liked and lots of fun. Dramatics Club l,2, Freshman Talent Show lg Music LIUU 35 Hi-News Staff 35 Alternate Cheerleader 4, F. H. A. Vice President 35 Homeroom Vice President 4, TAI Club Publicity Chairman 4. ,. fu X TISDALE, S5MMY ,QSQ'ILEY GQacLi'6thletey,strong of mind, a truer heart nowhere you 1-'fiI'1di'?,. Class President l,2,3p May Court l,2,3, Junior Varsity gfootbgll l,2, Varsity 3,4, Varsity Basketball 3, Property LA' Comm tee Ig, Junior-senior Decorations Committee 3g lrnprovernentsy Qommittee 4g Homeroom President 45 Btock S .Q'tUb 4, Officer Helper 4. K X . 'J x .' s F bhyffiil . P K I ,ff . A 1 i x TOMLINSDN, HARRY DWIGHT JR. KBUTCHJ My homework will be the deoth of me yet. Bus Driver 3,4, Wildlife Club Vice President 4. TOMLINSON, MARY FRANCES t SUSIE J She's a friend, a pal that's true, Someone to be proud you knew. F. H. A. l,2,3,4g G, A. A. lg Junior-Senior Refresh- ments Committee 3g Hi-Ways Staff 4, x.. Yi' ixelas ' ,l'W ,' fi --'::'f-if fi ' 'li 75 Qrl 6 rift 5 ti' . ii -hir? W frosty. 7? ga, f law liwf' f ,f,,msJf,.fs Q-'L a.. v . fi fn 43. 'E' -,, urs ' by n if. M, v ' fi 1 TL ,yi David Jones, Caroll Stone, Carol Phillips and Johnny Britton enjoy the senior privi lege of leaving school for lunch. 11 :raf- Q'-'Y 7 1 QL.. -nu.. 49- lb- ga., 'Sb iv-we E IORS TOMLINSON WILLIAM DONALD KBILLD One makes ones own happiness only by taking care of the happiness of others Homeroom Sc rctary 2 Vice President 4 Junior Var Qty Football 2 Varsity 34 Junior Varsity Baseball 2 Junior Varsity Basketball Manager 2 Varsity Basket lwall Manager 2 Photoqraphy Club Secretary 2 Key Clib 3 Treasurer 4 HI News Photographer 3 Junior Senior Committee 3 Improvements Committee 4 TOWERY MICHAEL SAMET IMIKEI Earnest in his work wholchearted in his play noble in nrs thoughts what more is there to say A l Honor Roll l Junior Varsity Baskc Varsity 2 3 4 Wildlife Club 2 May Court 2 3 Home room Ireasurer 2 President 3 Block Cluz ec rr-tary 3 Boys State Representative 3 Student Body Secretary Treasurer 4 National Honor Society 4 RUESDALE ALBER1 I am the master of my fate I am the captain f my soul 4 H Club I234 Junior Varsity Football 2 Improve ments Committee 4 TUCKER MARY SUE She makes the best of every opportunity Band l 2 Dramotics Club l Music Club 23 H me room Treasurer 2 Homeroorn resident 3 fNat nal Honor Society 34 Vice Pye 4 Jqhlbffrenior Committee Chairman 3 St t zo RICIV Commjttbb Chairman 4 Hi Ways Staff 4 Mag nc!Teafrp Captain WAINER JUDITH CARSON She has a habit ot looking on the ny side of 1 e C A A I Treasurer 2 Hn News Staff 2 Circulation Manager 3 Music Club 3 N F L 3 Honor Roll 3 WALTON EARL CPepl Be yourself and nobody else D E Club Historian 3 President WATTS CHARLES WILLIAM CBILLYJ 'Gay was he as he moved along. Wildlife Club 2 44 Science Club 3. WAY CHARLES CLAUD A friendly boy with a heart most gay. Wildlife Club I 2 3' D. E. Club 4. 3 SE IORS WEATHERLY, FRANCES ELIZABETH For who can see and then forget the glories of this gay brunette, Homeroom Secretary l,2, Vice President 3, Band l, 2,3,4, Dramatics Club l, All-State Band l,3, First Chair of America 3,4, l Rating on Flute Quartet l,2, F, H. A. 2,3, Honor Roll 2,3, Hi-News Reporter 2,3,4, Hi-News Representative 3,45 Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 3, Band Publicity Chairman 4, National Honor Society 4, Business Club, President 4, Hi-Ways Staff 4, Magazine Captain 4. WILLIAMS, MILLER l'rn not lazy, l just conserve my energy. Varsity Football Manager lg F. F. A. l, Junior Var- sity Baseball 2, Junior Varsity Football 3, Wildlife Club 4. WINDHAM, ERNEST Quiet men are at times most surprising Wildlife Club 2, D. E. Club 3,4. WINEGARD, RAYMOND MILTON KRAYJ Mitey, but mighty. Band l,2,3, Homeroom President l, Wildlife Club 4. WINKLES, ELBERT CLIFTON A sincere, likable fellow. lmprovements Committee 3,4, Wildlife Club l,2,3,4: JU- nior-Senior Decorations Committee 3. WITHERSPOON, GLORIA ANN A friendly girl in every way. Band l,2,3,4, F. H. A. 2,3,4, Library Club l, Hi-Ways Business Staff. -i sif- A- x if' T57 Qs X M'- . V af Q 1 fy, '44 f-J .fr . if fx AQ. 4... I. 'www ,. . 4.9-1-3 A. ...Ji ..- , my if-, .-V...-A lu. 5...- Q-:Ja 'KN .I sglyr Merit Scholarship semi-finalists talk over the latest developments in rockets and atomic reactors. They are, from left to right, Ragsdale Hewitt, Connie Britt, Sandy l-leise, and Norman Eaddy. 'J' wil, ,s ,fl ' SE IQRS IN MEMORIAM -ar' 'W 'Uh AJ' v ,nav-A WRIGHT, BESS MONTAGUE IMONTYJ Welcome os sunshine in every place, so thc opprooch of Q good nofurol face. Photography Club lg F, H. A, Club 2,3g Dromofucs Club 4. YOPP JUDITH FAYE She who sows courtesy rccps frucndshup AA FHA234 Choru Judith Ann Yondell Dec 24 1940 April 27 1 59 Seniors Lmdo Rfmrtwn Wvlilqnw Shumokgr JL xommc Carol phxlxpb ond Mqrgugme Aldgrmon Cheer DUEOSQ Hervrw Lo one Hdcn EC1UWUf7d9 Terry DuB c lrgchcof v or o night pop rollv D6 - 1 , 9 1 , N , ' N , ., ' Os, 3 ' 3 - l J,- N-, M Sensors Surpass Goal In Magazine Campalgn Top salesmen for the 1959 magazlne campagln are Helen Edmunds woth S490 and David Alcott wuth S240 Thenr pnzes were portable typewruters lf i3bfU R. Magazlne campaugn manager Norman Eaddy totals Mary Sue Tucker Wayne Corbett Johnny Brntton Davud amount of sales as homeroom captauns check behund Boylston and Marguerste Alderman hum Left to rught are Charles Cuttuno Helen Edmunds of jg, Koy McCoy Most Likely to Succeed Sl N-,Rs Ss Seniors Selected by Classmates, to Full Top Spots 'Vrxv V.- Normcm Eoddy Betty McLm Connie Brntt John Rowlond Most Intellectuol Most Courteous 5 V P ' fl' W ff! ,fy . ENN VM Q ,ff ff ,yr N N, 1 xx fs A David Alcott W W f t H fx , tx t ' W ' Some Excel In Mental Ability wm n MKS Yfwwawq F f1?iMfff'fKH Make Towery Best All Round ww Mary Ann Hope Ray Wmegar Most Talen e nn. W Unusual Talents Some Display Admlrable Trdlts lff' Hornet Dwight Harriet Dwught Jumbo Strange Gerald Harrmgton Mast Athletic Best School Spurnt 1 1' if sex tif ,YM f R ,JC .x fda '16, 'uligz-'J ,JVL S. 1 - l ' 5'x,,1 'lf' if 34 if fl l . -,iffy ' Ll ll 3 X V J F l lmao- , S 7. X I 1 ll' V f R Xi e l. t , H' .1 1 ,f nf f K g r V X ll I I lx, J L l K N f 'l ,fl , l lx 1 - l I P X xx 1 If ' MMM ' eu -fl' Fa' 1 l - 'Q' , lf' lvfd f ll 'lx' , - ' -1 f 2 . stir' - l s. 2- V 2:22 ,-4 2 l , 5' I s , Q e-- of . .. 'N' 2 , -- l l XY, ' . Rr Ifg v gf2 ff b4:'l'737 f ' l exe, J V Y A . 1 - -- ,I YJ X . , , 'E .ll - K- W V, , .1 , . - r V, . H A eo ' 6 x ,Q S 2 x ' David Jones Nan Myers Friendliest -I of Character, Some Show Charmung Personalities Marguerite Alderman Julie Klrven Johnny Brntton Woody Balrd Best Lookmg W'tt'eSt 61 - --. .- J ' , . . . r vi : 2' I - .- - - f - ,- .- .- .- .- ,- .. .. 2. Q .- .- . fg, j , -sf k 4 ,if '41 'H' f ' ,fl ' x ' A . ,I V, gg!!! Sf , of t ,1 ff' jf jd ,fl 1 - ,gf j .' I, A I, fl' ' N' ff I , , W 5' v Mlfr J' Qt lt seems that Emuly Helen Edmunds ond Cornelua Gretchen Degenhardt cont get rud of the abominable lrttle money bags The Admural Charles Stallmgs has gracrously retrieved them from the kntchen Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Scores Bug Hft AM Superior attltudes are assumed by the two Englush gurls Morrns Bentley the Purser ond Leslre Ingram the Nancy Bland and .lessamnne DuBose as they take what Steward can t seem to decade If Frankle Holllday IS ever they need on shup dead or not 62 Q Ji I 'I 5, Xp f V 3 ff ! X J lf f Q ,Alf 1,11 j ' ' N M f l'l ll'f l 1 K' 5 fl: trlr f l 0. .jfjfy X if .I :4 X I lf' I 1 x jll lf! fllyrl ' 7 ab' 5 l CU' ' ,ff 1 A - ' Miff yu. 0 pl 1 t l K M! 1' .bfi - l rf' x J W yr! llf ffl! rf I K l ll J!.! ' ' Edt qfllf r : l bb' 1 Y- . ,J NHX W ' 0 if Q W lb 5, ! I g' v - if N 1 Frank Campbell Bud Outlaw and Nack Atrua were Semor CaperslJghten Wuth a determmed grm and a forceful swung Nancy Bland lllustrates her prowess an pmg pong caught rn the oct of rmgmg the 3 lO bell thirty mmutes early Long Days UnhlGradUahon C 'Fe nn, Theres nothmg luke a refreshmg drunk durnng SS C7 Actually Martha Mouse was emaymg this treat durmg a geometry class party 63 1 K . ,, l'rxV J ' 1 : 3 gif i ll' y X Q f' 'N . ix l i 1 ' it f M , X 1 X A . M fy' X V at c A . 4 V A f do My . f , C Shown above are oftncers of the lunuor class Seated Sha Gaullard yuce presldent Carolune Stone secretary Lenla Gruffzn presldent Standing Luz Beebe treasurer Junlors Tops ln Pep School Splrut Orlgunaluty .1-ff -ii- Mr Robert Wlgglns sponsor The new thrnlls of class rlngs .lunuor Sen men fslled the class of 19605 junior year wlth joy Junnors held their heads a little hngher thus year because there were others who were younger and no more experlenced than they had been when they fnrst entered hugh school With such qualrtues as splrlt pep and orlg mallty thus class soared to new henghts when they won the annual pep cornpetutuon before the Florence football game for the second consecutvve turne The year was cl: maxed wuth a gala Junlor Cenlor And now they have reached theur goal seniors at lost' Since thus means only one rnore year at Edmunds a feelung of uncer taunty begnns to creep un wlth the joy But they are sensors now and they know every thlng' 'W-fi. ka- I ., l be 1 ll . , ' ' I' hx I I l l . c W 1 f, l - - 5, 1 Q nor, and the thought of beung 'upperclass- ! 11 - 1 - - Q l . . k i N l . -1 l . . . . l . J l s l . X A I . . . . . I I . - l ' . . ll? 1' N . . . r- ' , J . . . i f A ' . l I , . I l .- 64 JU OR Abbot Bob Alexander Conley Allen Joy Amersan Faye Andrews Ann Andrews Edward Arrants Ralph Atkinson Betty Jean Atkinson Conley Atrla Mark Austin Mary Frances Barley Mnke Barbour Edlth Barnes Jean Barwnck Douglas Barwuck Robert Beebe Luz Bernshouse Dovld Berry Earl Blakeslee John Blandmg Don Blandlng Emily Blum Lynn Bowen Becky Boyle Pringle Bozanek Carol Butt Vlvlan Bradharn Randy Brogdon Peggy Brownmg Connie 'IN 'ra vs 45 ag 4751: In ,CN 175, l l A pc. N... f x 4 p1 s fl' ix Qx hug A 65 sr 'Q-v wx. J 4 if rv- 'UK lt! S155 '? r war' V7 we 'Vim ugh 'vw V vu... 35-it 'ww my -..., mlb JU IORS 'Y' AQ -Q vs xv n 1 5 'AWX V Us ll P is an 'Q--C. ,1-Q. avi' 'fob ,and vs. 'T Brunson Ll! Bryan Alnce Burke Marnon Cannarella Joe Caughman Lonnie Chrlstmas Judy Coleman Ray Colemon Ruth Ann Cone Ducks Cooper Ransom Copeland Andreno Copeland Sara Crabtree Janne Crocker Ruby Dantzler Alfred Davns Holla: Davus Joan Dmklns Robert DuBose Sara Edens C B Edgeworth David Edmunds Ben Feogln Carole Felder Norman Fnshburne Elame Fnshburne Vlrglmo Floyd Ann Fogle Jnmmy Foxworth Ella Galllard Sho IUNIORS Galloway Delores Garrlngton Judy Geddmgs Furman Geddmgs Jerome Gllchrust Mrke Goble Elaine Godbey John Godwln Vera Graham Ellse Grrfhn Lenla Grlfhth Jomce Griffith Patrlcla Grumbles Roberi Guess Glona Ham Buddy Hamilton Elizabeth Hammer Tommy Harder Byron Harper He en Harrlson Martha Harvey Rlckey Hawkms Johnny Hensley Wulharn Heppdlng Freddre Hlckson Jackie Hock Ann Hodge Barbara Hodge Herbert Hodge Peggy Holland Stanley t'?f Qv.. '-11 IUW JUN HU' ?y KX Xu. 95 5, 3' nc. fy ir- 4' -.NL .r',, -..., JC! 'N rx WW 67 33 I? 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' IJ A 1 -l, ., , if Offucers of the sophomore class are left to rught Bar ba a Bradung presudent Paula Holland vuce pesudent John Sha treasurer Bette DuRant Secretary Class f 61 Boasts Record Enrollment at Edmunds The sophomores class of 1961 was one of the largest classes ever to enter Edmunds Hugh Confusuon ran hugh as new students trued to fund theur classes and recall locker combunatuons But they promptly made a place for themselves un school actuvutues by takung part un many projects They whuzzed through the sale of duploma covers and personal cards to senuors to rause funds for theur Junuor Senuor One of theur moments of great prude was when theur Thanksguvung program turned out to be one of the most umpressuve ever pre sented Thus hardworkung and enthusuastuc class found that there are many thungs to learn, but through study, along wuth Ieadershup and understandung receuved from the faculty, they are on theur way up' 2 ,Jr-5 V 15 Q. lffcggle fri . ftu'W'5- , 1 A ,uuge1 .i4!?3' 'iff- !1ZiL'1,, s. ,,.. s ,. Y Pr 7 u F 1 A A 1 + I 5 ' u V Z , . I I OPHOMQRE Ardrs Carole Atkrnson Angcllne Atkrnson Thomas Aull Jo Ann Barley Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker oe Freddie John Johnny Michael Robert Ruby Barrow Dale Bateman Robert Beatson Carole Berry Ellen Blevrns Jennre Sue Black Josle Blackwell Roger Boatwrrght Boatle Boykm Lmda Boylston Susan Bradmg Barbara Bramlette Junior Button Cheryl Button Krtty Brlnson Eddie Broadway Martha Brogdon Jean Browder Glen Brown Blllle Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Bryan Bettie Juamta Kathy Lmdo Tommy Henry Bryant Betty Jean Buddln Bull Bugg Dally Burrows Lnnda Calhoun John Campbell Bubba 'x Allen Douglas Anderson Patrlcla Anderson Peggy 1'1- av ribs S l 4 'Tk 3 0. 35 Nl' 5 75 '38 f id Q Y'- Sta-.J Y G E- fv- 5 1 so I J :: , as . 1 x fl , I if GZ' 5- yn 'T n ' 1 ' I J ,, Q . A r. M5 ju 'Ll . I 1 lf Q f 'gi lox 1' J Q lnnn Q ll ' . Ti, :arse A-,A , 'if I U 5 g- . 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Fl 4 k Campbell Don Caphnger Glona Carroway Clavm 5-x an. is 1- Q. gg: 'S 4'-gm 76 -M OPHOMORE Chaldcrs Ellyce Clalr Judy Clark Carolyn Clarke Dunston Coker Sam Carroway Calvln Coleman Leroy Copeland Julla Copeland Marcia Corning Roland Coward Paul Cox Ana Cox Geraldme Croft Carl Cross Beverly Crowder Sharon Curhs Emnly Cuttlno Bennle Dantzler Lemuel Davas Jack DeWitt Carolyn Dmklns Charles Dnxon Jobre Doverspuke Make Doyon, Elaine DuBase DuRant Dukanl' DuRant Glenda Bette Lucy Patsy Eaddy Beth Eargle Patsy Edens Flonnne Ehmng Davld Evans Bobby Farmer Don Farmer Ervm Fushburne Ben Floyd Hal Fowler Ray Foxwarth Yaroh Galloway Faye Galloway Robert 1 . I , 7' 3 ' 5 ,, ' K ' ' 1 1 y 1 . rnsk , 1 4 X . I ' ,. I 1 X 1 1 1 V G' 1 t . 1, u 1 S' V+ ' 1 ..-:Tai an me 1 f 1- f ..1 , av, K: . I . - . A S' Pl ,Q 'V g , Y, - - Q- - xg, . I . 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X. 77 T' ,,. as 'U 9-, ,f i Holliday Mack House Barbara Hucks Paul IP ks .lull N 4 ef-uw 1 A 'lr' XX vs SGPHOMORE XJ! Hynes Robbne Jackson Barbara Jackson Joe Jackson Ruehard Jacobs Ruth Ann James Montle Jayroe Carolyn Jenmngs Betsy Johnson Annette Johnson Mac Johnson Ruth Ann Jones Beth Jones Teddy Jones Tommy Kessler Jlmmy Kennedy Charles Klonls Robert Knight Shirley Kolb Frankie Kolb Vlrglnla Lane Bully Lee Bobo Lewls Bully Longorla Carol Lowery Betty Jho Lowery Davnd Lucas Jerry Lucero Dora Lyles Billy Lyon Carl Mason Peggy Mathis Dottie Maynard Elizabeth McCall Nancy McCorrmck Llewellyn McCIord Janet Mcilveen Al Meilveen Judy McEwen Howard McGee Albert McGinnis Davud Mckenzie Travcs SOPHQMQRES McLellan Don McLeod Knrk McLeod Jlmmy Megerseter John Mules D D Mutchell Sam Muxon Mnxon Moody Moore Moore Brenda LaNelle Lorraine Jerry Platt Montgomery Wulhe Mullls Duckne Neal Alvm Nunnery Richard Oare Jamce Osteen Ben Osteen David Osteen Owens Owens Parker Rudolph Margaret Va G W Patterson Doug Phnllnps Judy Phnlllps Phlllnps Player Player Player Player Potncla Wllllam Billy Brenda Buddy Sylvia Porter Sommue Qungley Leroy Ray, Courtney Reed Tommy Revrl Maxine Rlchburg, Charlene Ruchburg Elvua Rnchardson Sonny Robertson C W Robertson Jane Russell Jerry Russell Randy 'Ur ,4-. McKeown Jeanne McKoy Peter Mclatchey Marty he Q.. S '-v f C' gif, 79 C? 1 L- oe ' li gr s x QI' 1 NWI PNN 'T' ww Russell Jumor Sanders Sharon Savage Nancy f'-Q 3 o ez lg ia Qs 1 Q 3 13,6- 80 OPI-IOMORES Q lx x 'xy S144 s. Schnekser Karen Scott Jerome Scott Nancy Seaberg Mary Sears Johnny Shaw John Sheehan Polly Shupmon Herbert Shu'er Berme Sums Harvey Skey Eddie Sn-nth Annelle Smith Smith Smuth Smith Sneed Jimmy Nancy Pa Wheeler John Snawden Donnie Southwell Davld Sowell Pom Stattord Bruce Stantleld Barbara Stontleld James Stokes, Patsy Strange Mlchael Tallmon Gan Terry Betty Thlgpen Jullan Trmmons Eugene Tlmmerman Susan Tunsley, Dawn Tlsdale Butch Trsdale Jett Todd Alvrn Truett Jeanette Turner, Vernon Von Hoeke Haco Wadford Betty J Walker Glenda Walker Murdock Wallace Joyce Worr John Way Mary Ann Weaver Leonard Webster Robin Welch Jimmy Welch Ricky Weldon Dsanne Wells Barbara Wells Duck Vernon Welsh Martha White Jimmy White Marguerite WIIIIS Wllllam Wilson Bill Wilson Nora Ann Wilson Sandra Wmkles Winkle Wood Bull Worley Manlyn Youngblood Joanna Zollars Grace Warren Tom g' l Watson Harvey Way Hoyt 1-yo. ?' hi fit Us mx f 1 gglli' Bl Shown packing food for needy os port of sophomore class Thanks- giving project ore committee mem- bers left to right: Bettie Brown Paulo Holland Bette Durant Bor- boro Broding John Show. , 2 A, ar, I x 2 K , fi by X. Q ' e I nf, ' ' - ' A' 5 ,- 'B ' 'F B c. ' t on I 1' F . v . , ' , ' f It . ' . I X . j kt 5 ' ' ' ' K 1 . 95,5 Q y if ' y I ' i A i V , E V a 'K , j U 0 :Wea S' -, tag L2 t K wells' 1 QQ Q9 ky x , .j. gg + i .3 X- it ' , ' .Q -H '2 i th 4tt-t ' - ar. +'R4f, 7 '- 14 , ' . 1 be -8 S ,L W 6- . ' . . 1 ' K ' W ' - I I' : ,Qui-E A B I I - :- . - , ' f 3 1 ? 1 I , i .Y , W NL , f , ,f r J Q , Snow Brings Holiday Fun To Sophs X 'KAHX-iz ' Jw' 'wav-PL we W www? www 2' eb.. 'ig 'Y Sophomore Opens Door on o Strange New World 8 6 in gh it qw A on ,Q Q v fs W, c l ,kg g nf lv , 4, . 1 nu.. JA . if lutlufl ' 4' H, 1 URGANIZATIUNS , salgr,-in , is i 4 1? gaffssre 4 Q Si me ,V ti Y ig- ix if agfgiit pre.- fw i we -5,35 - 1QiV,,iza--3?- get e M lm t 1 ti, i Law: .. M5 N. Ligands Mi , - A ' A g ,gy-' 'M fill, t ill , . '-2?-aa, ..Qi 'i - ' - li Nj ,wiciiiv i- i ig ii. ' a ,iz if -f -X .. i- .ig , , '- is will V 'W-,M.ttg-5 11: i iliii--.,'w 2 f vi 1,-iw H, fr: ' ,: .--rf9'z45Qi1 - ,-w'l'mWWWlllr','Millar it it in WW-i -i ' Q l l f ,M hgh, .ttyl-new-,Wrqkm gi, ' , g rm guwj , . -5.453 .533 , ga 1.,w,f,., Em , yi -,Q rgfmqv-il-Q.: 25- i. , 5,-glf-.1--11-gtgzgizv.:g,,,q,,g.?m,-,ai-,g,Sw 1 - ' ., Q' - R- 21. ii. - -, P :Suit V- 'f'- 2- mllf , 'i' ' -W- 1 ' ef 1572915 '- N -1 .gre ' , V ? f, if V' Q e lf'-' fret fait - rf ry- , fee -- 2 ' 1 ' if 1 - r' -. . .1 1 s .Q-p ..- H: 3 N. ll alcrf A, S 7 5. , 3 K, -. -. No scholastic structure is complete without the finishing touch of organiza- tion. Through the EHS organizations each student contributes his interest and abilities to the building of a firm foun- dation in student government, in spirit- ual life, and in social activities. In turn the organization develops each student's abilities and broadens his interests, thus farming an unshakeable basis for school life. Drum Major Alfred Dantzler calls to attention color guard, majorettes, and members of the Ed- munds High Marching Band. Qs Kay McCoy Presudent Student Council Works The Student Councul as the key organrza tlon In our school ln fact It as the only group whuch us representatuve of all the students The Small Councnl ns made up of the Student Body offlcers class offncers and lO commnt tee chairmen The Large Councll consists at those prevuously named plus the homeroom presndents The actual work ot the Councnl IS carrled on through the homerooms where Ideas and opinions are expresed and the pres: dent ln turn brings them to the counctl meet mgs Durung the year we sponsored many pro jects The new hand book ussued tree to all students this year gives nntormatuon about our school Concessuons at football and basket ball games electron of oftncers the school -,sm Presudent Kay McCoy talks to the small student councvl Second row Dovud Alcott Sammy Prmgle Shella Boy Left to ugh! are hrs! row .lay Allen Mnke Towery kan Eltzabeth Beebe Bette Durant Barbara Bradung Lella Grtffm Carolme Stone Jennle Lmn McLaurun Paula Holland Bock row John Shaw and Sha Gonllard or a Better Edmunds store, activity awards presented to seniors at Class Day, weekly varied assembly programs, the printing and selling of football programs and entertainment are all carried on through committees of the Student Council. The main project this year was the formu- lation of plans for securing a foreign student for next year. The public was informed of happenings in regular columns in the Hi-News and The Sum- ter Daily Item. As in the post, we had the Memorial Schol- arship Fund Drive honoring the young men of Edmunds who died in World War Il. Money was donated by the student body and put into a loan fund for Edmunds graduates de- siring help to attend college. Those in charge of school activities are committee chairmen, from top left to right: Mary Sue Tucker, Qoland Nettles, Harriet Dwight, Diane Kendrick, Mary Ann Hope, Nan Myers, Saundro Sheridan. Absent when picture was taken: Emery McElveen, Billy McEIveen, Pat Thompson. 11qiw t I if-sg.. ,, Joy Allen, vice president, and Mike Towery, secretaryetreasurer, relax between their various official duties. Homeroorn nresidents are tront row, left to right: Nancy Savage, Sat'1dY Heise,lMontie James, Pat Thompson, Anne Reed, Beth Eaddy, Pat Smith. Second row: Robin Holdom, Sis Nunnolly, Barbara James, Carol Phillips, Margaret Owens, Sara DuBose, Ann Hack. Third row: L. W. Jennings, Eddie Farrish, BoBo Lee, John Blakcslcc, Jimmy Strange, Douglas Allen, J, B' Hef- rington, Ashley Tisdolc, Joby Dixon, Sonny McCoy, 87' is 91 -....., -Q. Concert, Marching Bands Add Color to Assembly Clarinets: Harvey Ackerman, Freddie Baker, Edith Bar- bour, Dailey Bugg, Roland Corning, Alfred Dantzler, Pot Eargle, Hal Floyd, Jim Gibson, Bill Haile, J. B. Harring- ton, Herbert Hucks, Lillian Jackson, Richard Jackson, Kirk McLeod, Martha Mims, Perry Moses, Val Owens, G. W. Parker, Judy Weatherly, Alto Clarinet: Bill Yates. Contra-bass Clarinet: Myra Boykin. Bass Clarinets: Sarah Foxworth, Gloria Witherspoon. Baritone: Ray Boy- kin, Burnell Hallman. Bass: Roy Jones, John Tindal. Bassoon: Ray Fowler. Cornet: John Calhoun, T. C. Croft, Ervin Farmer, Tommy Gamble, Mike Gauthier, Robert Grumbles, Ervin Hill, Charles Kennedy, Vernon Turner, Robert Wilder. Drum: Charlton Griffin, Helen Grum- bles, Lavon Stokes, Tony Stokes, Susan Timmerman, Jeff Tisdale. Flute: Bette DuRant, Emily Graham, Alenda Huckaby, Carol Mason, Jane McKenzie, Nancy Savage, Frances Weatherly. Bass Horn: Courtney Ray. French Horn: Freddie Heppding, Ernest Oxendine, Elvia Richburg, Girard Turner, Harvey Watson. Oboe: Bennie Cuttino, Nat Roof. Alto Saxophone: David Luckey, Nancy Smith. Baritone Saxophone: Jerry Jackson. Tenor Saxophone: Martha Broadway, Sylvia Player. Trombone: Bubba Campbell, Jerry Killen, Gene Moore. Boss Trom- bone: Jack Hill. Tympani: Sandra Harris. The Sumter High School Band has continued to main- tain its high standard of performance in concert and marching. The band walked away with first prize money in the S. C. Marching Band Contest held at the Barn- well Harvest Festival to add a climax to their l958 football halftime performances. The band again received Division l lClass Ai rating in the District and State Music Festivals being judged on concert, sightreading, and marching. Five Edmunds High students were among the 29 Sumter students chosen for membership in-the i959 S. C. All-State Senior and Junior Bands participating in the Band Clinic at Winthrop College. Selection of members of these honor bands was determined by individual try-outs held in five S. C. towns. Four-hundred and sixty- four student musicians were heard by a committee of four band directors, including James D. Pritchard, director of the Edmunds band. Of the Sumter Bands, adjudicators have commented, the finest instrumental music education program in the state of S. C. g a clinician wrote the group of young- sters in your high school band are the finest and most cooperative to be associated with. The Sumter High Band Booster Club has been active in seeking support of the community in the musical education of the students. The band selected as officers for the year the follow- ing: Sandro Harris, president, Jane McKenzie, secre- tary-treasurer, Roy Jones, property manager, Nat Roof, student conductor, Alfred Dantzler, Drum Major. ,Qi is f KJQX Progroms, Provide Spirit For Sports Events, avi' 5 3 .mm 4-J Jomes D. Pritchard, Director of Music, Sumter City DRUM MAJOR: Alfred Dontzler Schools 89 x x YK, . 1- COLOR GUARD .lulle Kurven Nancy Cooper Nan Myers Roland Nettles Hamer Dwught Joy Allen MAJORETTES Agnes and Sally Prrtchard Karen Ed wards Brenda Outlaw Sylvia Seymour and Brlng Varied Honors from Music Feshvals X fi -J' 9' nz' 'Y Wri- wb.. any K.: l -99.4 Frances Weatherly Nat Roof Bennie Cuttlno Ray Fowler Harvey Ackerman Alired Dontzler Glono Witherspoon Myra Boyknn Jerry Jackson T C Croft Roy Jones Ernest Oxendlne Gene Moore Burnell Hallman Courtney Ray Sandra Hams Tony Stokes F1 W 5 x ' 4 x X I 1 l ' L5 X . , X X ' F X tx ' , A 1 KI X ai 4 G 'izf r I 1 - f 1 V ' A Qin A 59 5 . -4 ff . 31'ff'5lf ' '1 Q: :ff A A -. In h. A I , I R A 4 .f -f G 5' xl. . ' 5 f ' ,V 8 9 Perry Moses a , ' N l 5' -J A I V -4 l l 17 :L , ' 4 - , 'gs if ' '4 . X V, , V , - Q I X r . . J 'z - l ' l ' ll, 1 , 'v ' Q U I N V- N ' on .5 M A , , ,, ,, J-rljl' A 'Q WJ JW M -4 ' ':, g . 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' ' l. -.- ' . ,riff . if ah ll sq, 5 k I s 1 - - ' ' ' fl '.- A - U 90 'W FN Members of Chorus are first row left to rnght Herbert Hodge Vivian Britt Martha Mouse Carol Phillips Holliday Joe Burrows Second row Tommy Mullis Jessamine DuBose Emily Blandlng Lynn Johnson Can nie Britt Helen Edmunds Diane Worrel Selma Jen Mixed Chorus Plays Mal The Edmunds High School Chorus sang at many functions throughout the year with Mr William Jordan as director Their first per formance before the student body was at Thanksgiving at Christmas they furnished musical background for the pageant ploy Beginning the second semester new mem bers were added and the group concentrated on festival and graduatron music Sumter being host for the District Music Festival in March Mr Jordan kept the chorus busy learning solos sextet and mixed choral ar rangements Accompanying the chorus with much pa tience and hard work were Liz Hamilton Becky Jones and Jane Southwell nings Sylvia Player Jerome Geddlngs Third row I bert Truesdole Becky Jones Judy Yondell Patty Gau Phyllis Smith Bob Sharpe Fourth row Gerald Harring ton Parker Gibson Bill Briggs Bud Outlaw Merrill Warner Nick Atrio David Jones Gerald Belvin Sammy Porter or Role In School Life Dv' Mr William Jordon Director . , X .. ' l , .. - . V , l 5 - ,, - Y -S , 1 ca Us A I 4 . . ' , . . t . : Al' , I - I , , Geraldine Cox, Ruby Crocker, Josie SpradleY' Brenda thier, Jane Southwell, Liz Hamilton, Saundro Sheridan, 5 ' ' , , 1 1 ' l I D V is . , I 9l HI WAYS Presents Pleoslng Account of Studies ,Q- Patty Kirby Llterory Edntor Sus Nunnally Gurls Sports Edutor Mary Ann Hope Actlvltnes Editor SUNNY PYINSIG BOYS SDOVTS Edlfof 92 557' yi - K x W,,..-m,,,,.,.. Ragsdale Hewitt, Editor-in-Chief Diane Kendrick, Business Manager 6 ' - 1? ' b -? ' 1 Sr lllw'-r--v E V 'Nga Wwe, Shella Boykln, Art Edltor Blake Flsltburne, Photographer Marguerrte Alderman, Photography Edltor Actlvltles, and Fun lor Year at Edmunds Members of HI Ways staff are hrst row left to rrght Mary Ann HODE Marguerlte Alderman Glorta Wltherspoon Rachel McCasknll Frances Weatherly Emlly Graham Second row Duane Kendrick Sylyla Kennungton Sylyla Murrell Patty Krrley Betty McLln Phyllls Smlth and Kay McCoy Thlrd row Patt Claur arte IS Connle Brltt Sheila Boykin Mary ue Tucker Sandra Harrls Joe Parnell Blake Ftshburne Sus Nun nally Helen Edmunds Saundra Sherldan Fourth row Ragsdac Hewltt Norman Eaddy Dowd Alcott Wayne Corbett Sammy Prrngle Davld Boylston Roy Jones Eddie Fansh and Erlc Terrell Absent when plcture was taken Glorla Kennedy Gall Patterson Geraldine Seaburg Edna Suber Dotty Saber Mary Frances Tomlmson Charles Cuttlno Jerry Hatfleld Dayld Jones Jlmmy Lee McLeod Julie Klryen Gwen Addison Har net Dwlght Lrnda Robertson Bobby DuBosc Nancy Lee Nancy Morgan Joyce Tnsdale 'x 9 4 ws. fr Ns--V., Lv ..g,afflT W i l- ..'K'S,g 4- I -f'l H rv 3 v' ' 4.1-4 ' ' . . . , , I . 2 . I I , ' . ' . ' . Z ll, . ' . ' . ' , M El' , - f , S , , , t - 1 1 1 1 i r ' I I I .Q - '-it M-.nv Af 1 Bow Show Sondra Horns Edntor rn Chref Busrness Manager HI NEWS Slaffers Glean News Fur ,A- fX 'K Hu News Sloff are hrs! row, left to nght Flonnre Edens Lucule Garrunglon Sus Nunnolly Sandra Harrus Cannlc Brut! Frances Wcothcrly Jafrlcua McCrary Second row left to nght Wxlllc Alnce Monlgomery Johanna Jaeggll Harrlc-lt Mclntosh Vsr gunna Flshburne Sylvua Kcnnungfon Patty Kirby Connuc Brown mg and Carol Bozanek Thurd row left Oo ugh! Duane Gal A- i 1 1 3 -any mg Deo Henderson Jcan Brogdon Marguente Alderman Karen Schnekser Phyllis Smith Deamc Ray Shella Boykln Betsy Jennungs Pot Thompson and Blake Flshburne Fourfh row left Io hgh! Mike Corbett Tommy Page Bully James John Godbcy Jan Warner Wayne Corbett Sammy Pnngle Joe Parnell Dowd Alcott and Bow Shaw nlsh Q V ,A 15 Ar . 'gl xv C ' . X eo 42 T' 'Qle ' I ' C e 'fj-fjn ' - -A -'QL ' r 3 ' L, y fl ,, . ' ' I 1 A l M i e Iegfisr. - C I - g T QL 'Y . 1 ' -1 1 , ,K 1 l X, h . K . ' I . . , xv ' ' ' 2 ' , ' I' , , E ,A ' U 4, 94 .I 4'-FK f 'K nw' mfflfegg ,1 Deame Ray Agglgfgnr Editor Hornet Mclntosh Feature Editor nformatlon Entertainment to Fellow Students NHL, 'iii John Godbey, Advertlsung Manager Johanna Jaeggh, Cnrculatlon Manager Wayne Corbett, Sports Edator Sus Nunnolly, Exchange Edltor 95 EPZ ff? Delegates to the District II press conventlon un Lex tosh Blake Flshburne Bow Shaw Wayne Corbett mgton are left to right Dea I6 Ray Harr ett Mcln Varuecl Staff Actlvttnes Stimulate Interest, Growth ,Mzss Easszc ,Nzclwles Advuser for HI News and Hi Ways A -A u., Around table Sandro Harris business monaaer of Hn News business manager of Hn Woys David Alcott senior clo s presi dent Nan Myers member at large Miss Margaret Dunning senior class sponsor Kay McCoy student body president Miss Susie Osteen head of English Department Miss Irma Wenn in chief of Hi Ways, Bow Shaw editor In chief of HI News Standing Miss Ethel Burnett assistant principal Absent when picture was taken Dr J H Lyles prmclpol Publications Board Quill and Scroll Aid Writers 95 Members of thc Quill and Scroll are from left to nght Diane Ray Mary Ann Hope Marguerite Alderman John Godbey Kendrick Wayne Corbett Sammy Pringle Potty Kirby Ss Ragsdalc Hewitt Nunnolly Harriett Mclntosh Bow Show Bully James Dconic .Bn 4 A . :A : 'V 'I ia '1 ., P4 . , 1 w. , ' ' - ' ik ' . ,' ii Q 1' R . M ix' rr r 4 1 it , , H rx ,L '+- ' 4 I 5 D ' 4, nY ' W T L . r , ff . 1' z ' 1' ia . ,H if- . , Miss Cassie .Nicholes, publiclations adviserg ,Diane Kendrick: berg, publications business adviserg Ragsdble Hewitt, editor- .- ' . , Q i . - . ,- I . -. - . .- I ' ' ,' . , ', , . I I 0 I U I 'R Q E R. .. M ' . vs ri ga A , '...- W A 1 .1 Q? I - sv '5 3 Q k P 7x Q . I 3 I I I I , In - I 1 . N . , , , 97 Members of National Honor Socvety are hrs! row left to nght Mary Ann Hope Ragsdale Hewrtt secretary Sandra Harrls presldent Mary Sue Tucker vice presldent Connre Brutt treasurer Joyce Jacgers Second row A J Hoey Howard Mallon Vlvuan Brltt Frances Weathery Glorua Kennedy Loss Klrby Sheila Boykun Third row Norman Eaddy Frances Dlnknns Potty Kirby Jatrlcua McCrary Joy Allen Sara DuBose Ann Hock Elaine Dees Jennie Newman Fourth row Duane Ken drnck Wrlluam Shumaker Harriett Mclntosh Deanre Ray Mar cla Jones Janncc Crabtree Luz Beebe Sylvia Kennlngton Frith row David Alcott Byron Rogers Charles Stalllngs Lonnue Caughman Bully James Perry Moses Jerry Kullen Alfred Dantzler Mukc Towery Edmond Maynard Absent when plcture was taken Janet Wllklnson Members of N H S Exempllty Spurut of Motto xr'--' QV 1 Sain! Apparently viewing results of cheatung questionnaire are second semester officers David Alcott vice president Mary Ann Hope presndent Glorua Kennedy secretary Frances Dm kms treasurer After several years of eager antlclpatlon the Edmunds Chapter of the Natlonal Honor Society was accepted unto the store organ: zatlon Sax delegates from Edmunds attended the State convention In Charleston The problem of cheatung was attacked by the combmed forces of the National Honor Socuety and the Student Councul Pollmg stu dents and encouragmg honor card use proved to be an effectuve measure ln helplng solve thus problem Students ln Edmunds and the junlor hugh schools were enabled to see the hlstoncolly sngnnfucant movle A Tale of Two Cltles, by the sale of tlckets and thear early dismissal from school The Honor Socuety also contlnued the on nual project of compnlrng honor and extra currlculor pounts 42, 4' XT , 5: ! x , , A A Y J , J v I rv . I I -4 t H lg , 6 I A L' Q I T F , X M q l f 49 'Q P ff ' . 6: . g .T if . . 'is I . I W pd . . . V., V714 A wr - . af A, ,- L . . . . I . . ' ' f .5 ,XX V I . . . . 98 Smiling over their handiwork are standing, left to right: Billy McElveen, vice president, Charles Cuttino, secretary, Joe Parnell, president. Seated: Bill Tomlinson, treasurer, L. W. Jennings, ser- geant-at-arms. If . , -..,gs++tf:'. J. 1 ,ki Ah' trlklig ,, '-,ir . 42 , 1 a, f.'. -5. . Y K 441 I 7 l' ag. tg? 2 N. Members of Key Club arc, first row, left to right: Jerry Lucas, Lonnie Caughman, Eddie Farish, Eddie Skey, Gene Powell, Henry Bryan, Bill Tomlinson Second row: Billy McEIvcen, Joe Parnell, Charles Cuttino, Jimmy Strange, Clarence Miles, David Jones, Butch Tisdale, Fred Cole, Bill Wood. Third row: Mr. 'I' f. J 4-,T fu .-4 Slavinac lsponsorl, George Owens, David Alcott, Jimmy Felder, Jerry Killen, Billy James, David Boylston, Bobby DuBose, Sha Gaillard, Joe Cannarclla, Bill James, John Tindal. Absent when picture was taken: Perry Moses, L. W. Jennings, Joby Dixon. Key Club Members Serve School, Community Members of the Key Club, elected on a basis of leadership, character, and achieve- ment, strive to promote good citizenship and high standards throughout the school. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, the Key Club undertakes worthwhile projects each year. Up-keep of the parking lot, repainting and remodeling the lounge, and furnishing drinks for Memorial Scholarship Fund have been the projects completed this year. Officers for the club included the following: Joe Parnell, president, Billy McElveen, vice president, Bi'l Tomlinson, treasurer, Charles Cuttino, secretary. Dramatics Club Members are, first row, left to right: Helen Edmunds, Nancy Bland, Jessaminc DuBose, Saundra Sheridan, Carol Phillips, Martha Moise, Sandy l-lense. Second row: Linda Robertson, Tommy Mullis, Mary Sue Tucker, Judy Yondell, Patty Gauthier, Harriet Dwight, Gerald Harrington, Phyllis 'The Play is the Thing' To learn more about the various aspects of drama was the Dramatics Club's main functions, under the leadership of Miss Mar- ian Hunter, however, acting held the spotlight in a Christmas play, skits, arlid the annu assembly program. The cPUb,?endligvore'd ,il give every member an qctiveiptart in all pro-r ductions. These effortslfresultecl in at most' N. . .Xi . successful year. X iw' ' ' .W .V V 1 J J l l It X u .atl 'hi' Smith. Third row: Gloria Kennedy, Judy Wainer, Georgana Lar- son, Gretchen Degenhardt, Sylvia Murrell, Leslie Ingram, Mar- guerite Alderman. Fourth row: Patty Clair, Mary Ann Hope, Monty Wright, Shelly Thigpen, Sandra Brogclon, Annie Ruth Dennis, T. C. Craft. Say Dramatics Members. Speakers and guest performers demonstra- ted the techniques of acting, make-up, stag- ing and directing. The officers were: President, Phyllis Smith, vice president, Jessamine DuBose, secretary, Sylvia Murrell, treasurer, Nancy Bland, and Sgt.-at-arms, Tommy Mullis. t 5 ia n 4 tr x 4 nh rdt Mother and T 1 I Gretchen Dego a , , C. Croft, Father, smile indulgently as 5 .lcssamine DuBose, Tommy Mullis, Har- Q riet Dwight, Gerald Harrington, and 5 Leslie Ingram act out scene from Christ- ' mas ploy. . . xo, F42 uf' ,Y N-Q94 Members ot Music Club ore: first row, left to right: Ernest Ox- endtne, Martha Harrison, Julie Kiryen, Lynn Blum, Elaine Fishburne, Linda l-luckabee, Emily Blanding, Virginia Fish! burne, Judy Weatherly, Roy Jones, Jerry Jackson, Jane McKen- zie, Roland Nettles, Second row: Katherine Holloway, Marcia I! ff Jones, Linda Jordan, Elaine Goble, Ruth Ann Haywood, Janet Wilkinson, Carol Bozanek, Betty Carr, Ragsdale Hewitt, Tony Stokes, Nat Roof, Freddie Heppding, James Nettles, Jerry Killen, Ronsome Cooper. Sitting: Liz Hamilton. Absent when picture was taken: Ann Reed and Bobbie OlBnen. These Students Make Music Wherever They go The History of Jazz, an assembly pro- gram produced by the music club, scored a tremendous entertainment success. The pro- gram grew out of a regular club meeting an native American music. Other programs dealt with the Romantic Movement of music, the warld's great symphonies and modern jazz. Each member was responsible for at least one program per year. This gave experience in speaking, self confidence, and a complete knowledge of at least one facet of music. Talented members often illustrate a point on their musical instruments. Miss Ann Gasaue and Mr. James D. Pritch- ard served at sponsors. I ,ggym if 11,5 - if - 4 Zfiggil 1 rfw Getting ready to try out a song are two officers of the Music CIub1 Julie Klrven, vice-president, and Roland Nettles, Dresi- dent. Other otticer was Emily Blonding, secretary ... 'i'.fB Lubrary Assustants are seated left to nght Joyce Mor gan Patricia Grrfflth Rachel McCaskull Rlchard Ja k san Vuvuan Brltt Betty Mcl.un Mary Alice Smrth Carolyn Brunsan Pat Thompson Judy Johnson Bar bara Wood Davud Ehmug Celeste Rogersan Vlrgnnla Fushburne Connie Bltt Janice Crabtree Standing lOftlcersl presudent Geraldine Seaburg vvce pesvdent Joan Phnpps secretary Ricky Harvey treasurer Anne Andrews Absent when pucture was taken Jo Ander son Carol Bozanek Connie Browning Elaine Goble Barbara Meppen Delons Norms Pat Sutton Eleanor Tnmmerman Lando Boykin Leroy Quigley lrene Ted der Paul l-lucks Llbrary Assistants Render Outstanding Service Hlghlnghts of the l958 59 Llbrary ASSIST ants Club Included a trnp ta Winthrop un Aprll for the senlar members and the span sarung of Natnanal Lnbrary Week at Edmunds Durung that tume the week at Aprnl l2 the Lrbrary Club gave an assembly program that emphasized the club s purpose O4 The Library Assnstants Club us a state ar gannzatnon whose purpose IS to promote bet ter use at the school lnbrary and ta help ac quannt students wlth nts resources and pra cedures ' . 3 .., . r . ? ti V a . 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I I . , ' 1- Speech club members are left to right front row Becky Bowen Peggy Moses Kay McCoy Ann Hock J tricia McCrary Second row Gail Scurry Sheila Boykin Janice Crabtree Alice Bryan Elizabeth Brunson Johanna Forensic Activities Attract Training and practice in debating oral in terpretation and expression declamation as well as writing and delivering speeches were the aims of Edmunds High School s Speech Club this year Under the sponsorship of Mr Nathan Row land members of the club entered the Voice of Democracy and American Speech Clinic Jaeggli Speaking Deame Roy Absent when picture was taken Jean Brown Blake Frshburne Jerome Ged dings Barbara Hodge Lynn Johnson Gerry Mahoney Spradley Students to Speech Club of the High School League Interesting club programs on different phases of public speak ing were presented throughout the year Deanie Ray served as president of the club and was assisted by Jatricia McCrary vice president Barbara Meppen secretary and Peggy Moses treasurer l I . I : .' . I . - . f f 1 I 0' 3 I ' , ' Vivian Britt, Sara DuBose, Patricia Griffith. Third row: Harriett Mclntosh, Dick Sanders, Jane Southwell, Josie I I q .I I . - . . I I I D . I ' ' . . . I . - - l ' 1 I I I ' lO3 The local Future Teachers of Amerlca IS a , g, chapter of a National organrzatlon operating wlth the arm of lnterestnng students In the fneld of teachnng as a career Members try to cultivate those qualutues of character and personalnty Important to a successful teacher 3 During the year nnterestrng ta'ks panel f duscussuons and guest speakers frlled the programs The officers were as follows presudent Betty Mcl.un vnce presldent Jennue Lunn Mc Laurin secretary Duane Kendrick treasurer Gayle Large hnstornan Connze Brltt parlla Offlcers of F T A Club for thas year are seated Bet ty McLun president Jennle Linn McLaurun vuce pres: dent Stondmg Gayle Large treasurer Duane Kendrlck secretary Ca olyn Gnlluam parluamentarran Future Teachers Learn by Study Observation Future Teachers of Amercla are front row left to rlght Betty McLun Rucky Harvey Gayle Large Connae Brltt .loan Phlpps Duane Kendrlck Carolyn Grllrarn Standmg Connie Browning Jennue Linn McLaurln Sylvra Kennung ton Absent when picture was taken Su7anne Howze Peggy Hodge and Pat Thompson lO4 as U- I . l U l ' , LQ . . - , . x y A ,- I A '-- 5 . . . wg, 4 3 . I Y I . : . I Vg, b . 2 . . I . , - of ' Q , ' ' Q , ' . 'g, nnentarian, Carolyn Gilliam. 'Lui A l .' I . .l .' . ' .' 1 Ur- Future l-lomemakers of Amerlca ns the natlonal organlzatuon of gurls studyung home makung ln hugh schools ot the Unuted States and Terrltorles The Edmunds Chapter of the F l-l A has monthly programs planned around the State Theme for l959 To Understand Our Nelghbors Both At Home and School Members portlclpate IH all Dlstrlct and State Actlvrtles attend Camp at Ocean Drlve Qs one week durlng summer send a de egate to the State Meetlng at Wtnthrop and contrl bute to the Camp Fund and the Scholarshlp Loan Fund Which pattern do you prefer? Mary Allce Smnth asks Jessne Newman lseotedl as Geraldme Seoburg and Ce lcste Rogerson stand by Left to rlghf Potty Klrby Allce Lowder Kntty Wactor Gall Morrls Celeste Rogerson Betty Moore Jackle Huck son Edlth Barbour Jo Anderson Mary Altce Smlth Potrlcla Truluck Glorla Witherspoon Amy McMnllan Jonuce Grlffuth Ruth Ann Coleman Mlnnle Sanders Mary Jennlngs Janet Plowden Shnrley Mann Jessle Newman Nan cy l-lotfueld Geraldlne Seaburg Fran es Austln Ann Andrews Janlce Wood Marlon Burke and Elalne Dees sent when picture was token Mary Brun on Nell Welch Rose Ann S ott Dons Strange Judy Yopp Sydney Har rss Judy Yates : IU' ll' IOS . WL V WX: 1 N F w, 'A . - ,, to f , I . R fffe , I I V wkfy ,YH - le.-VA ixxC FHA Prepares High School Girls for Future - '-3 - f- . ff r 1 Members of Busuness Club are left to nght Carolyn rss Patrucua Hallman Joyce Jaegers Emnly Graham Brunson Dotty Suber Judy Johnson Marne Ellus Phyl Absent when picture was taken Gwen Addr on Carol Ins Stokes Edna Suber Frances Weatherly Sandra Har Mason Secretarles Get Experuence sn Busuness Club N ul ,Z Officers of Business club from left to nght Edna S ber Francis Weatherly Dotty Suber Absent whnn plcture was taken Emily Graham The Buslness Club was a newly organuzed club thus year sponsored by Muss Thelma Gas on The purpose of thus club was to gnve tram mg and experlence to those who plan to work as secretarnes stenographers or bookkeepers Not all the actuvnty of the club was con fined to work and study Several trups of an terest were planned and carrsed out by the members These outslde experiences gave those who partucupated fnrst hand knowledge of offuce techniques and served as an Intro ductuon to leaders rn the busrness world Leadnng the club as offucers were Frances Weatherly president Edna Suber vnce press dent Emr'y Graham secretary Dotty Suber treasurer 1 t , , , -3 ,L , . I . I , I . . I V . - f 1 1 , ' ' 3 3 1 I I I - ' , . , 4 - . W . M Q - - 'T CW l . .. . R V ' 1 r ' ' VAETQFV' U r . . r, ' ' 5 , , , . r' ' ' ' - .V , X 'Jff'-,412 I gp . l . - .- I I I , 2 U' I - 1 I I I I ' J lO6 I ill ,1 I l ,.f- 1 FELLOWSHIP CLUB The l958 59 school year wos o very actnve one for the members of the Fellowshlp Club at Edmunds Devotuons were held for Edmunds students each Wednesdoy mornung an the teochers cofeterua During the Chrnstmos seoson the club was portuculorly busy corolmg and carryung out theur Chrustmos proyects Chief omong the prolects was the ovdnng of a needy fomuly The Club olso presented on Eoster assem l'f?'er' O '84 QQ' These members of the Fellowshup Club served as able Ieoders durung the year Seated Fronces Dmkuns D1 one Worrell Andrena Copeland Becky Jones Stand mg Albert Truesdole Troy Prosser b'y program Each of these projects furthered the club s purpose of promotang Chrnstvon morols and standords ot Edmunds the club and by vornous guest speokers Enrlches Splrltuol Llle at Edmunds Hugh School IQ! X 9' T in-s Members of Fellowshup Club ore front row left to Prosser Drone Worrell Sarah Rowland Albert Trues right Moruldo Conley, Mory Allce Hussey, Mortha dole, Eleanor Tlmmermon, Rachel McCosk1Il, Glorla Mums Frances Dmkms Noncy Locklour, Andreno Cope Guess land, Becky Jones Second row, Ruby Crocker, Troy 7 . U SEX .. I .. 4 ' A 1 f l .2-E40 ' A 9 ' 1 N .. 3 w . -4 T- vs g ' ' I E 1 1 l , l . ' 'F' 4 ' , .I 3' V, ' fl , r 1 . - 5 , Hx' ' 4 , 1 fr, N , Q Q J. ' ., l .- I V 4 N - .. , 4 f . A 4 o 4 , 'N 1 S .V I ,. gg . - K H x ' 'uf ' 1 , ,L V , A 1 xr, 0 J . '-v , :KMA , 7 N n '- A f', 'f ' ,V - ' ' N - . , Aff!lfii7f3fiET f fm C a g . . 1 . A 0 , m . I 3 x C . KO ' ul . ' I S . ,f I3 7 m ' . . . , 0 ' ' - .S g , - 4 -I ' Q l C ' Q . 1 , 3 U' . '4 . ' Q . 3 , U 4 0 , f 3. . . 'Ql fb . . ' - .2 O , V , Q I The purpose of the Mechanucs Club of Ed munds Hugh was to develop unterest skulls and knowledge un the fueld of Automotuve Mechanucs Durung the year members explor ed thus hughly technucal fueld through fulms and demonstratuons by leadung mechanucs un the communuty through readung of motor manuals and by the actual dusossemblung of a motor Servung as presudent of thus club whuch was organuzed durung the past year as a new ven ture was Ruck Suddall Ruck was assusted by Sug Stoudenmure as vuce presudent Butch Bar wucl-' secretary Tommy Hammer treasurer and Jummy Fogle sergeant at arms Mr W E Hancock sponsored the club '9J122.., Demonstrotung the procedure used un dusassernblung a motor us Mr Earl Berry whule Ruck Suddall and Muke Bouley look on How lt Is Done Intrugues Mechanucs Club Seated left to rught Ducks Cone Butch Barwuck Woody Nesbutt Tommy Hammer Prungle Boyle Muke Baulev Tommy Page Standmg Muldrow Kolb Emery McEI yeen Kenny Schwabenbauer Henry Lesesne Byron Harder Ruck Suddall Sug Stoudenmure Douglas Borwuck John Powell Jummy Fogle Harvun Land In cor John Mahon Absent when pucture was taken Ray Coleman Parker Gubson Bob Sharp u I V I . , - I if , . - I - A '1 1 1 u A 1 ' ' ' - - , I 1 - Q 1 5 u u I u u 1 I 1 , ,u 1 u - 3 . 1 , - . - : , u I u u - . ru., r - - ' f, f v Q L 4 l08 liliiifagg, ' 4- g- wp , Wildlife Club members are, first row, left to right: Johnny Ross, Tommy Brunson, Harry Tomlinson, Ray Winegard, Buddy Ray Smith, Miller Williams, Pete Hoskins, Wes Campbell, Durham Stone. Second row: Clifton Winkles, James Compton, Randy Mclilveen, .M fqifis 1135- 5-. H. 6 Bobby Bryant, Charles Mooneyhan, Mike Corbett, Jay Palmer, and Carol Hill. Absent when picture was taken: Alvin Porter, Billy Watts, Sam Weinberg, John Rowland, Burnell Hallman, Field And Stream Wildlife Club Members Haunt 1 Wildlife Club members were often seen in this famil- ICll' SYOYTCE. 9 The Wildlife Club, sponsored by Mr. Virgil Roddy, is an organization of high school boys who enjoy out- door life. Their interest lies in can- servation of wildlife in the fields and forests of the state. At some of the meetings this year visiting speakers gave instructions in the handling of firearms and vari- ous camping equipment. Dove shoots proved to be a most enjoyable acti- vity ofthe Club. Serving as officers for l958-'59 were the following: Randy McElveen, president, Harry Tomlinson, vice- president, Burnell Hallman, treasur- er, Clifton Winkles, sergeant-ab GVYTIS. ions Around table appear members of Science Club Bland Millette George Ovens Charles Stallings Billy James David Marshall Wayne Jernigan Terry D Bose Johnny Britton Wayne Corbett Sammy Pringle Bow Shaw John Blakeslee Norman Eaddy Robert Visit to Air Base High With Mrs Mary Purdy as sponsor the science club brought new and challenging experiences to its members The purpose of this club was to promote interest in the natural sciences. Among the highlights of the clubs year was a field trip made to Shaw Air Force Base when members witnessed explanations electric and radar principles and operations. lncluded in the regular meetings were various scientific experiments in one of which the uses and operations of a geiger counter were Shown. Officers for the year were Norman Ead- Grumbles Tom Warren John Tindal Minnie Sanders Myra Boykin Sis Nunnally Nan Myers Absent when picture was taken John Godbey Eric Terrell Robert Dinkins Denis Smithson lights Science Club Year 1 X X . x Y dy president' Sammy Pringle vice president' A 9-., V I ,- Bow Shaw secretary-treasurer' John Tindal program chairman. IIO Shown above is Mr. Tracy M, Baker demonstrating electronic equipment to the science club. 'Q vp W i 'l Members of the Photography Club are seated left to rrght Geraldlne Peeples Judy Watk1ns Le1lo Copeland Peggy Brogdon Joan Dav1s Ann Floyd Hollls Davls Barbara Wood Januce Ba1rd Joyce Mor aan Standmg Alnce Johnson Jeanne Barnes Iona Moore Helen Weatherly Judy Garnngton Helen Har AnmHeurPhotograph For several years the Photography Club wnth Mr Walter G1lIam as sponsor has been d1v1ded unto three groups each hOVInQ a d1t ferent duty One group makes snapshots Wlfh emphasus on ptcture composmon posung and lnghtlng The other two groups develop nega t1ves make Contact prnnts and enlarge Yearly dues of t1tty cents are pald by each member of the club and the resu't1ng ,.,-1 XX 'Q' 1-' me per Boykln Hornsby Rodney Scurry Bob Abbott L von Stokes Buddy l-lam Mr W O G1Ilam lsponsorl Absent when DlClUYC was taken Vera Godwrn Joan Lan1ce Gertrude Lowder Byron Rodgers Jlmmy Sny der Ruth Watts ersBenehttrom Hobby fund IS used dunng the year for purchase of mater1al for use 1n the darkroom and as pnze money for photography contests w1th1n the c ub The tollowung ott1cers served dur1ng the 195859 term Gertrude Lowder pres1dent Jan1ce Ba1rd vuce pres1dent Peggy Brogdon secretary Jummy Snyder treasurer Gertrude Lowder and Jan1ce Ba1rd are shown expenmentmg w1th enlarger 1n the dark room A , . -l cl , ff , V - , ,Q mv I . 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Good sportsmanship builds pride ond morole in o student body, Senior members of the footboll team huddle os quor terbock Donnie McKinnon colls the ploy. 1-J Head coach Jack Summers duagrams play to assustants Vurgul Roddy and Howard Hayes who look on attentuvely Coaches Install New System of Electung Captauns A new way of electung football captuauns was used at Edmunds thus year Coach Sum mers and hus staff felt that the boys who SD deserved the honor the most should b captauns Therefore the coachung staff se lected two senuor members of the team as actung captauns for each game Before the funal game of the season the captauns were - elected Thus gave every senuor the oppor tunuty to be captoun and a goal for them to work toward The team elected tackle Henry Green halfback Jumbo Strange and tackle Steve Glasscock tru captauns for theur steady per formances throughout the year Board rug the bus for the rude to thc stad um are tru capt guns Steve Glasscock Henry Green and Jumbo Strange H4 K. . lll ' t L 'll l l . :ec g . . I g . D U I A I 5 V G ' ' Q' T - l - .mb .I u .K ,-5.. li 0- . if -it - T T A , 'F A the '53 '7 'i.fV A 5 X TJ Wh- X-My' in A ifiyzslqly :ale vi? x. Q' f' 7, .K ui gf, Aj X . -I NN Aw , If V awww K A 11, T. 2: . it llil it FYNW fl 10' ii 'il' Members of the '58 Varsity Football team are front row, left to right: Coach Jack Summers, Byard McEwen, Don Blanding, L. W. Jennings, Platt Moore, Jimmy Fogle, Bo Taylor, Ass't Coach Howard Hayes. Second row: Harvey Sims, Lonnie Caughman, Conley Alexander, Clarence Miles, Johnny Watt, Charles Cuttino. Third row: Bill Wood, Buddy Player, Tappy McEwen, Jimbo Strange, Dougie Patterson, Buddy Smith. Fourth row: Morris Bentley, Donnie McKinnon, Bill James, Bill Wilson, Bill Tomlinson, Mike Strange. Fifth row: Ashley Tisdale, Eddie Skey, Pete Hoskins, Jan Warner, Steve Glasscock, Woody Baird. Sixth row: Ass't Coach Virgil Roddy, Jerry Lucas, Joe Cannarella, Butch Tisdale, Sha Gaillard, Manager Fred Cole. '58 Football Season Has Compensating Highlights Although the Gamecocks had a disap- pointing O-9-l record this year, there were several highlights to the season. The O-O tie with Camden, the first T.D. against Orange- burg, and the outstanding game played against Florence, though with a 26-13 loss, were bright spots. Sophomores and juniors saw much action on a tough schedule and next year are be- ing counted on to put the Birds back in the winning column. v a 1' 1 4 a 4 ,XL 1 . gifs 4 ,R -- o ,f- Q x ' 1 R , 5 I. 1- 1 3 . ,. ,Q-X V - , , 1 V 'AL 4m lll kg .1 Y., fx-,. r . 4157 4- 13 'X .xyftl , Vs'-' , 1 s ,- EQ ffl' 4 S s , , fl P ,W ' S?-'-f 'f , '02, 'fydfii F ' ' 2 sv- '5 '.- ,w-fe-m.?'- ' k?k ' '. , . 1 fs if ZS- sz- 3' ff. 2-'fYy ' 247, if H h . If NL - A r l N., -w. 4' .' ff'-Q 4 . , ,-. ... I 's' rl .V 'lx V? ,.-.4 ' Q-Qllitfi - , I K x s l Y 'U 'W' ' 'Q' - 'S 'Ml J ni' P wb ' v 3 'Q-7-' H 'N ! 3 4 - 0 - 5 1? c ' A 3 4 1 'K vi r I 1 X 'X' Q' 2:42 n ' n In Q I. 'J M 41,3 I 5' . 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'M H5 Sensor Halfback Charles Cuttlno appears to be at the end of has lourney ogalnst Dreher as he IS benng grabbed by O defender Coming to Cuttlnos and as tackle Sha Golllard Gamecock Football Team Shows Determination Scoreless Tue The opennng game of the season wnth Camden ended In a scoreless deadlock John ny Watts punts kept Camden In thenr own territory most of the tnme although they drove to the two yard lme Sumters deepest penetratnon was to the 23 yard lnne of Camden When therr drsve stalled Bo Taylor attempted a fne'd goal whnch went wade Greenvulle 20 Sumter 0 Alded by fumbles In the fnrst half Green vnlle lumped off to a 20 O lead The game cocks outplayed the larger Red Rafders the second half but could not push across a score Darhngton Wnns Darlnngton struck for three quick touch downs In the flrst half and held off the fight mg Gamecocks for a hard earned 20 O vuc tory After recenvnng the kuck off the Blue Devuls drove to the Gamecocks one yard lzne but were halted on a fourth down play and the Bards took over On the next ploy Sum ter fumbled and Darlington recovered an the end zone for an easy 6 O lead with the Bards movung lnslde the Blue Dev :ls l5 yard llne twice before thear drives were stal'ed Cooper Ruver Edges Buds A fared up Gomecock team funally gave way to a superuor depth as the Cooper Rrver Blue Devnls squeezed out a 7 O vnctory Rnd :ng on the passing arm of quarterback Joe Connarella the Gamecocks repeatedly drove nnsvde the Cooper River l5 yard lane but each time were stopped I I ,V T . . , I I I ' . . . - . 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' The second half was a defensive battle - I - , , I - 1 Tndole Scores The Burds scored thelr flrst touchdown of the year as Orangeburg rolled to a 48 7 vuctory over the wmless Bards Halfhack Melt Felkel scored three touchdowns and fcur other backs scored one each In the vlctory Sumters touchdown came an the thurd quarter when Ashley Tnsdale lntercepted an lndlan pass and romped 40 yards for the score Balrd added the extra pomt Coughmon Scores Leadmg 200 at the half St Andrews fought off the determined Gamecocks to hold on to a 27 7 vuctory A boomlng punt IU the thurd penod by Johnny Watt was fumbled by St Andrews Alert punt coverage pond off for the Blrds as guard Bull Wnlson pounced on the ball on the Rocks 2l yard lane From there the Gamecocks drove to their flrst touchdown from scrlmmage wlth half back Lonnue Coughman carrymg the ball over from seven yards out Jackets Wm Fmale After tranllng Florence l4 O Sumter scored a touchdown late In the flrst ho'f on a pass from Joe Cannarella to Charles Cut tlno which covered 79 yards to the one Cut tuno carrred over on the last play of the half In the second half Florence moved out to a 26 6 lead but In the fmal quarter Can narello combaned wuth Jumbo Strange on a 60 yard poss run touchdown Jennlngs ad ded the extra pount to make the final score 26 I3 And Spurlt Although Season s Record Dnsappounhng Awarded trophles for thenr outstandung performance durnng the football season are kneelmg Steve GlaSSCOCk best lnnernan Charles Cuttlno best block Stondmg ns Clarence Mules best blocker ll9 ' I - I - . 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' I ' 1 ' 1 - I I - 1 - u Q , 0 n Q i W .. l g W 5 Q' L ' f lla Fbr 5 P 4 I , Y L' - an 1 1 1 I 1 - f - .lunuo Vars ty football team are front row left to rght Mac Holluday He bet Hodge Tommy Page Bubba Camp b ll B lly B ddln Second row Jack Hull Randy McEl eerm Ra dy Russell G W Pa ke Joby Drxon Bllly James Coach Vance B abham Thlrd row Tammy Reed C B Ed ns Charles Kennedy Bot Sharp Junlor Varsity Trams Boys for Varslty Football The junior varsnty football team wound up wnth a 2 4 l record for the 58 59 campangn The record how ever does not do justice to their play during the season Twuce they lost by the morgan of extra points losung 7 6 to Orangeburg and l4 l2 to Bnshop vnlle Thelr other losses were l9 O to Dreher and 200 to Columbna twc teams whose varsatues ranked rn th top three un the state The junuor Bnras won over Brookland Cayce l9 l2 and defeated Florence 20 0 nn one aame and tned l3 l3 an the other During the season the jayvees played four games on the road and three at the Fanrgrounds staduum ln compiling thelr record they scored 65 pounts to 85 for their opposntuon The team composed of sophomores and juniors had as nts purpose the trann ang of boys gnvlng them experience and lnstlllung self confidence that wall enable them ta make the grade with the varsity Coach Brabham can be proud of the overall performance this year and will surely see these boys on the var sity next year If l Q ' 4 1 . , ' 5 , . .. f if ' 'lr 1 1' A b 1 ' t 'ru i , i : ' , r r , , - e, I u . : , v , n , 4 . r r, , r . : , . . 2 , , . . . . . , , . .. . - . I - I . I ' ' I - ' ' 1 I - I 7 .. . G - C. . . . . . , - - I - U ' l2O Cheerleaders are left to rrght Lerla Grrffm Pat Smith Caroll Stone Allce Bryan Standmg Ann l-lock Gerald Harrlngtan Chead cheerleader! Beth Eaddy Cheerleaders Boost Splrlt for Athletic Events Two buts' Four buts' Snx buts a dollar Everybody for Sumter stand up and hoI'er Thrs IS a famulaar cry throughout the foot ball and basketball seasons thanks to the cheerleaders who refused to be duscouraged Followmg theur example students turned out for every game The cheerleaders arranged chartered bus traps d u r r ng the football campaign and wound up the season by taklng two buses to Florence This cllmaxed a week of pep ral Ines bonflres parades and poster competu tnon carrled on to buu'd up spurlt for the an nual Florence Sumter game f l 'I uf' Y' I ll 9 Q . ,Q r .. . 1 lf fr,- r 1 I W Y f. ' A 5 . ' 1 X. , 1 I , ' . , , f . I . . . . . . . I ' I I I ' ' I , . . . . H . . . . 'H . . . , . . r , A , . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 ' Q lll as '?' ..-Y' ,fs-nv A 'ff Xl HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS fllfltf Klrvcn Left to right Robin Holdom Charles Cuttnno Wlllle Pete Hosklns Nancy Cooper Woody Barrd Sandy Aluce Montgomery Steve Glasscock Martha Mouse Hesse Jimmy Strange Marcla Copeland Henry Green Sponsors Add Color Beauty to Homecomnng Luz Brunson Fred Cole Johanna Jaeggll Bull Tomlln Edmunds Morris Bentley Carolyn Clark Ashley Tus son Marguerute Alderman Dannle McKunnon Helen dale Jatrlcua McCrary Gerald Harrington l23 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . J 1 U ' 4 1 . ' 0 .1 T1 k I , . tv- Q 'M' ' L C -fs? 'V K J - - 1 'D .1 I I I - V I I - I 1, 1 1 1 - Q-X 92- M w-... Cheerleaders lead students an yells durmg pep rally at Court House to mcrease spunt for Homecomung game with Orangeburg Homecomlng Festlvltles Hlghllght Football Season Homecommg was a festlve occosuon at Edmunds Hugh thus year Durmg the enture week before the bug event there was excute ment everywhere On the afternoon precedung the day of the game everybody hurrled up town to see the homecommg parade and to take part sn the pep rally on the Court House Square 4 At the beglnnung of the homecomung classnc on Frlday night Julue Kurven was crowned Queen Honorlng the sensor players and theur sponsors a tea clumaxed the homecommg celebratuon Q f S-, I ' ALF 3- 7' K E f V 7 ' ' s Q' r , . 2 - ' W '5 - - 5 f. V t - x , - , ' 1 I X C M- K K U l 1 N v K, to 1 .1-. -f ---S - .. 'ffl' - t ,J . ,A ,W rffgk -, , l U O I D C ' I 1 fl Varslty basketball players are front row Jimbo Strange Buddy Smlth Captain Mike Towery Randy Rus sell and C B Edens Back row Byard McEwen Sam Wemberg Douglas Allen Wayne Corbett Sha Gall lard Coach Charles Hodgun Blrds Boost Second Wlnnung Year Under Hodgln The basketabll team completed nts sec ond wlnnlng season under Coach Charles Hodgm nn hrs second year as varsnty coach The Blrds ended the year wnth a ll lO overall record and a 55 record an AAA competltlon The Burds played a tough schedule whuch nncluded ten AAA schools and some of the top teams In the lower duvnsuon school Flor ence who lost only one game defeated the Bnrds twice as dad Orangeburg, a strong AA school On the other hand the Gamecocks defeated Camden three tsmes and Bushop ville and Conway twnce I 7 Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Sumter Blshopvllle Camden Columbla Florence Anderson Camden Spartanburg Orangebur Camden Blshopvllle Conway Hartsvalle Carlisle Mllltary Columbus Orangeburg Chlcora Florence Conway Broollland Cayce Brooklond Cayce Denotes Conference Game ' - 40 .,.........., ' ' . . 45 ,4,..,,...., . 44 .,....,...... ' ' ' ' ' , 38 .,..,.,,.,, ..' - - 37 ,,...,....., . 'f' ' sz ....t. ...,.t - 36 .....,,....,. -- 40,. .,.. g ' Sumter 45 ..,....,,.... 'Chicora . . ' 51 ' ' 57.... ' , , Sl ...,., ..,tt ' ' - - - 41 .....,.,... .. ' 53 ,,..4,..,.... ' ' . 28 ..,......,.,. ' - ' - 52.. , , - 52,, . .... ' - . 55 ,, - A5 Three Sensors Perform On 59 Basketball Squad Jumbo Strange Wayne Corbett 126 N W W Coach Charles Hodgin and Manager Bow Show Captain Mike Tawery u ' 1 w N w w w w 37 Over ond in Doug Allen pushes o jump shot over the outstretched honds of o defender ogoinst Horts ville Looking on is Sho Goillord ond Mike Towery 2 Losing only two of seven lettermen from this yeor's bosketboll squod, the future looks bright for Sumter, High scorer Mike Towery ond 6-3 Woyne Corbett who rebounded well during the seoson were groduoted, but five letterrnen remoin, ond with one lettermon from lost yeor, ore expected to form o win- ning combinotion. After getting off to o fost stort, the Gomecocks ron into tough luck. Two storters dropped from the squod, Ieoving o big hole for Cooch l-loclgin to fill. Buddy Smith come to fill one positiong while Doug Allen ond Sho Goillord olternoted ot the other position. Som Weinberg ond Joe Connorello rounded out the lettermen on the squod Birds Shake Bod Luck To Compile Fine Record Towery scores ogoin Mike Towery the Gomecocks leading scorer drops in two points ogolnst Florence o one hond push shot Watching in owe ore three defenders ond Shelby Merritt C173 in the background A ciif ' .Z l 1 ' I ' ' ' n O l27 A l3 3 record complied by the jun nor varsuty basketball team may be a sngn of good thmgs to come The jay vees played lunuor varsntues from all op ponents of the varslty team loslng only to Hartsvulle Brookland Cayce and Cam en The team was composed of sopho more and lunlor boys who were not quute ready to lom the ranks of the varsuty peruence In competing with teams of their own strength Thus expernence wall be a valuable asset to them when they funally play with the varsuty Howard Hayes served as coach thus year ln the past Coach Hodgnn also handled the yayvees JV Basketball Team Boasts Outstanding Record Members of the lunnor varsnty basketball team are front row left to nght Larry Gerber, Jules Eldrldge, Ben Fushburne John Groth Prnngle Boyle Robert Klcnes Back row Davud Lowery, John Shaw, G W Parker Wllluam Wlllus Bully James Butch Trsdale Mrke Strange d . On this team, they gain valuable ex- I Basketball players from left to rught are Lunda Robertson coptaun Carolyn Gulluam Marulyn Worley Alucc Johnson Glorua Caplunger Betty Brown Jeanne McKeown Susan Tummerman Katherune Holloway Bar bara Bradung Dotsy l-laryun Absent when picture was taken Wullue Aluce Montgomery Pat Phullups Julue Kuryen Suzanne Howze Judy Yates Aluce Bryan and Marulda Conley Basketball Proves New Adventure for Gurls Gurls basketball came unto uts own thus year at Edmunds Wuth Muss Barbara Lowery as Wuth luck ambutuon and the experuence gauned thus year the gurls should fueld good teams un the future -ix A back breaker eh Lando Getaway gurl' 129 coach the girls had a successful year even though they compiled only one victory. r' ,n 3 W V x Sh, 1 ,Xu 3 -fy , , . mm Coach Van e Brabham kneelmg watches as Bull Tor-nlmson tees off Other members of the golf team are left to nght Danny Hull John Hanks Bobo Lee William Wullls Conley Alexander and Joby Dixon Golf And Tennis Complete Sprung Sports Actlvltles The Gamecock Tenrus squad are, front row Ducks Cone, Bow Shaw, Tommy Page and Coach Charles Hodgm Second row Ashley Tnsdale, Charles Kennedy, Sammy Wemberg, Johnny Brltton, and Charles Druggers 130 G l N11 fi , I gig M . 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A Y I 0 I l O Returnung members of the track team are first row Bull Wood Mlckey Craft Charles Cuttlno Frankne Holla day Tom Warren Second row Jan Warner Henry Green Bvard McEwen Bully James and Johnny Sears Returning Lettermen Lead Gamecock Track Squad Eleven returning lettermen from last years track squad gave Coach Vnrgnl Rod dy a good season Coach Roddy arranged five meets un Aprnl for the team The team opened the Lnmbenng up for the track season are Frankle Holluday Charles Cuttrno and Henry Green l3l year on Aprll 2 wuth a trlangle meet at Dreher Orangeburg also partucnpated In this event Following these were meets wnth Florence on the sixteenth and twenty fnrst of April Between the two engagements with Florence was a meet wuth Darlungton on Aprul lo Another triangular contest with Sumter Brookland Cayce and Eau Clasre was held at Colurnbuas Memornal Staduum on AprsI25 Events In whvch the Gamecocks partlc zpated are hugh jump shot put dvscus sprlnts and relay races Coach Roddy want ed to enter the mule run and pole vault but was uncertaun of contestants to enter these events Leading the returnung lettermen thus year was last year s Captain and top sprint er Charles Cuttlno I I I I I - 1 ' 3 f f 1 I A . , . . 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Members of the 59 baseball squad are front row Norman Smuth Johnny Watt Bully Watts Peanut Lowery Bully Hall Ben Flshburne Second row Eddle Skey Bull Wulson Tappy McEwen Wllllam Shumaker Platt Moore Paul Coward and Larry Jennings Thnrd row Woody Band Jerry Hatfreld Buddy Smrth Joe Cannorella Butch Tls doe Lester Widener and Coach Jack Summers Experienced Baseball Squad Plays Tough Schedule An eaghteen game schedule faced the Edmunds baseball team this season The Bards played sux AAA teams Cooper land Cayce and Columbia twlce each Also on the 59 schedule were games wrth Manmng and Kungstree Slx lettermen returned from last years squad which compiled a flne TO 6 record Returnung lettermen are Jumbo Strange Joe Cannarella Jerry Hatfneld Woody Baird Lester Wudener andJ B Bradley The major problem for coach Summers was to fund a pltchung staff capable of doing a conslstent job throughout the sea son Wrdener the only veteran pntcher wull carry most of the pntchmg load Coach Jock M Summers I ' : f I f I I I l ' l River, Dreher, Conway, Florence, Brook- ' 1 l 1 . - , . - I I I I , , . . . , , , 132 T C Croft SENIOR. Jerry Hatfleld Norman Smlth PLAYER Jumbo Strange Bully Watt: Let s make thus one a wrlnger Lando' Wullle Allce demonstrates set shot' Girls Sports Provide Tralnlng and Recreation Besldes studies the girls have also recelved thelr the enpoyed sports Most recently basketball and soft share of exercise ln Physncal Education classes Thus ball have been favored year volley ball hall ball relays and pnng pong were Hey, Marulynl Bug casualty, huh' All out for a game of volley ball' T35 1 . V - r ' V' fb' 5 l If 2 'L 5 , ' as V' f , , f . K 'A X , ,flag V, ' J A lf. e 5, f ft Ph.: r , . . . . . . , . . 0 . . - - , . I I I - - T s vs.. AA4. Qs! ,fgnii-nf Wy -. ,- ink. Ayn-vw a 3 3 1. 4 Ptah if , m e N :Q Q i Ui.,-, ACTIVITIES ,, -. ..-.. if 5' ' il IJ ' u I 1' i f .uf Saw? 'III' 'z I iflfh I, 'ff xii ,V 'I ffffigfi 12? .ISI it IF :I I , ,' . :f,'iiffl I ffu' Hg IQ .1lf fIpf:J,i,II If ,QQ I 4, If' If 512 . ffv. I :X , I : 2 , v pg? 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Dancing to the rhythm of Stagger Lee, Ed' munds High seniors take time out for relaxa- tion. i K I J f I U or teQ,tL4t4irpgh,jg.bl5uty1gr1iQI4IdbfQ Iff Hey Its Dork Down Here Oof' Now To Get Out EUREKA' Fred Cole Homeroom 2l2 member rs seen here os he solves c perplexlng problem During Mr Wlggms flrst perlod English class Fred was seen twurlmg hls cor keys near the rodrotor There IS o hole rn the floor where the rodnotor plpe comes through Where dud Fred drop hrs keys? You guessed ut' KNQVM Boy thot must be o tough ge l l X fN ometry problem Mr Kuser s closs IS working on Just wont tlll second semester Seniors 138 . l Il I ll ll ll Il ll , . . I I . . A ,.. .. f H sw ' , . 'l al 3 . ' . 4 lug . . ,, V I P ., . . I - , . ' Il ' , x ,. 5 f , 4 -x . x b A A 'AM . Q-- W .. j ,fy V F W, g W. . , ' , is 5 ! These three puctures nllustrate the types of assemblues mas pageant to the rudlculous a basketball satnre and at Edmunds They range from the senous the Chrust a comedy sketch rn the Hastory of Jazz Assemblues Add Zest Sparkle to Weekly Routine A hlghllght of thus years assembhes was a vuslt from German exchange student Chrnstuanna Bosse Drayton Mayrant Snmmons s shown talking with students after the program on whsch she appeared 139 1 9 Q, 5 Y X . 2 ff ' f ' ' K 3. . i f Who 5 holding you Coach? Coach Jock Summers ond Mr Robert Wiggins play hard and fast Students Outlast Faculty We know you love each other boys Left to right are Buddy Smith Randy Russell Wayne Corbett Sho Gotllard and Sammy Wemberg 14 In Wlld Basketball Game No clvmblng onthe basket Muke' t f I 12 l X t A Z f T , t O 31 - '-7' is 28? ,224 Xi X ' f r , DW ow wa f it J -5.1, 1' 4 ' f ip .. Q. ' -f' A' M ' X' 1 3'-A S f l.,,L if 'f ffii Uff filfiiif' A if QfQ? .,xb4s:Q,fF 1 E fQ7fQQ3l:QV K. ggi' Vg fl' A , KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS, chosen at Teen-Age Canteen during Valentine festivities, were Don Blanding and Beth Eaddy Q l x x l Don't fall, Girls! Left to right are: Beth Eaddy, Ann Hack, Alice Bryan. Jessamine DuBose and Merrill Warner display dancing skill on a Tuesday night at the canteen ual' Mary Ann Hope Muss Hn Mlss Sommy Pringle Kung Teen Kay McCoy D A R Good Citizen Delegates to Boys ond Gvrls State were front row left to right Sandro Horns Kay Mc Coy Second row Bow Shaw Sammy Prrngle Third row Charles Cuttxno Davnd Alcott Norman Eaddy Absent when pncture was taken Mnke Tow er ps, I4 X senuors served as marshals an theur tumor year se Front row left to right Connie Brutt Bully McElveen Sandra Harris Duane Kendrick Second row Edmond Maynard Norman Eaddy Davud Alcott Harrlet Opportunltnes Gwen Publlc address announcers for thus year were Bully James and Jatrucla McCrary MAS! Thurd row Nan Myers Marne Dwlght Frances Dmluns Ellus Ragsdale Hewutt Fourth row David Boylston John Tundal to Students to Recelve Seryrng as cafeterua helpers thus year were left to rnght Bobby Turbevnlle James Hauthcock Jummy Stanfneld Haco von Hacke Ernest Oxendune l 4 . 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' kJ M' A 53 ff 'T ' Jkcclvgd, N f T 3 X , V 3 526 . cin St. Phone - V' F X Q 'X 5 v .1 ik uv, X- 'X 'X I U X X A' ' I ' qv 'Yi ' x! I X 3 A , 3 f , M0333 'wk K L J N' wi Th in in u i ir r uc 3 K 1' 1Q' Cf 5-Z 4 M, Cfgvokq I f ' 3 ' - ff 653-3112 fvxf . , XX A U 1 I 1 M ' X J ' M' Uv U5 ' JM X X AV KA ' 4 1, XL fi A V ' 2 V D . 7 I L 3 1 . X Q3 . N Q X r N- .J 1 . 1 J T K A . ' 1 X9 KYQLM1 7 ,. 1 - V 1, lil, :7 ' ,I THE SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK T BROAD STREET IDYIVS un? SHAW AIR FORCE Sumter South Carolina he Bank Wuth the Frtendly Atmosphere Member Fede al Rese e System Member Fede ol Deposit Insurance Co poratlon Three Locations Fo Con en ent Bank ng MAIN STREET BASE M W Edwa ds Vice Presudent Ma rn D T app Asssstont Vuce P es dent ALL DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO S10 OOO OO Complete Bankmg Servcce Under One Roof Member of Federal Deposvt Insurance Co porat on Member of Federal Reserve System THE NATIONAL BANK or SOUTH CAROLINA Sumter South Corollna For the Correct Time Anytnme Dual SP 5 1251 tffrmu I EDWARD'S INC Sumter s Newest and Largest Varaety Store S C H W A R T Z Congratulates the Class g f of 1959 The Home of ADELE SIMPSON DAVID CRYSTAL HARRY FRECHTEL SCHWARTZ Correct Apparel for Women 55 I I 1 We are certain it is one of the best nd for the best in ladies' apparel we ges seeing our line. annum BROWIEHB Dlstrrbutbrs TOM S! Peanut Butter Sandwiches Potato I s Peanuts Candy HORNE WIUTDR SALES Your Authorized Ford Dealer Ford Cars Ford Trucks Used Cars Dedlcated to Servmg the Motormg Public T6 N Surnfer St Phone SP 5 1235 Sumter, South Carolina ' - s , 'ff A 4 fel . ff A , 1' , lj ' . ' Y W, ,. If f v D I P A J 'lf ' f . , C71 D r J I D ' 1, , V I I I , Y ' ' N if , K V, K . c r ' , 1 N. . l K STU BBS BROTHERS INC Outfntters to Men for Half a Century Clothing Furmshmgs Hats and Shoes lO S Mann St Phone SP 3 2463 Sumter South Ca roluna Charles Cuttlno and Bud Outlaw admire clothes from Stubbs Brothers THE SUMTER DRY G00llS CUMPANY Your Qualuty Store Smce 1895 Sumter Owned Sumter Operated Sumter Managed READY TO WEAR CHILDREN S WEAR ACCESSORIES NOT IONS DRAPERI ES LINENS AND DOMESTICS l S Mann t Telephone 51206 5 I o . . . I A u - o n I Telephone SPruce 33129 New and Used Radiators ROGERS RADIATOR WORKS Automohve and Industrnol Rodlators Cleaned Repaured Re cored E Luberfy Sumter FORT ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORKS Roofing Heatmg and Sheet Metal Fabncators 7 LUMBER CIIMPAII Dlsfrlbufors For SOUTHPORT PAINTS Quality Products Sunce l907 Savannah Georgna Phone SP 3736l Sumter and Dangle Sts l D 426 . ' Sf. , S. C. Shop at: I4 W. Oakland Ave. Telephone SP 3-939l l 7 l 'B CLAYTON LOWDER S '- 24 H SUPERMARKET ESSO STATION COURTRIGHT CHEVROLET COMPANY f cHrvROLF1f M f All CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS Ptff EAPITEL DEPARTMENT STURE fY St MtMd tt 1 - our Service Brood Street Extension .........l lg.. I AT' M The ost Beautiful Buy o Buy Right at Courtright Next to os O ice THE E 1 S Ie-Quoli'ry- Economy um er's os o ern and Largest Departmen S ore TH E GOLD SHOP Ladies Mens and Chnldren s Wear 26 South Mann Street BRADHAM INSURANCE AGENCY INC Auto Loans Insurance and Real Estate 2 North Mom Street P O Box 430 Phone 3 3376 Sumter South Carolmo KIRKLAND CLEANERS Mann Offuce and Plant Branch Stores 337 Mannung Ave 219 Crescent Ave 518 West Liberty Street LAWSON S PHARMACY You Don t Have to Walt Sumter S C SEACO APPLIANCES HI Fl PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS LATEST STEREO RECORD I NGS 140 N Mann St Opposite Court House , . ' I 25 West Liberty Street Hphone 3-3368, no GLASSCOCK WASH ERETTE Two Locatuons 406 Lnberty Street 433 Broad Street Phone 3 7641 Phone 3 3741 Conn Operated Self Servuce Do It yourself Wash 15c Dr Sc pe 5 Mun Open 24 Hours Dolly Break em We hx m 24 Hour Wrecker Servace U Bend em We Stralghten m TOM EVANS GARAGE Raduator Servuce and Cylinder Head Refacmg 443 E Luberty Street Nnght Phones SP 3 6009 SP 3 6783 Day Phone SP 3 9389 STAR CAB COMPANY Sumter South Caroluna Dual SP 3 7331 Wim WW W Llablhty Insurance on All Passengers C' Dependable Drnvers Prompt Servuce I fgf 5 Z 161 y r ' . ll IU I I v le ll . I . - ' ll I I I 0 le ll Portable - Welding - Stationary V534 :PV H ii 0 nv .3 ' if mb , 5 .N ' 1 B I ,- ' is Um.. J 1' 11 I biQ-is .xx ' .Z KY kyvgmq a 17 f . gm Sy A 4 72114 Ptrr, f s the tavorlte radlo program for all Edmunds Hu Students The WSSC Dancing Party Each evening from 8 tull mldnught WSSC Sumters Favorite Statuon 1340 on every radio Keep lustemng well always play your requests OSTEEN DAVIS Pruntnng Company Inc Sumter s Only Photographic Store Luberty St Sumter S RU VELLE Ready to Wear and Accessoraes Look to Ru Velle for the Best Look Of Your Lnfe FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A Good Place for Your Savings S l. Roddey Presudent IO9 North Mann Street 162 on Stationers Printers I6 W. ' . , ll ' ll Castleton Chnna Rosenthal Chuna Wedgewood Cnuna HOPE S JEWELERS Authoruzed Agents For Gorham Towle Frank Smlth and Kirk Sterling Sllver Art Carved Dnamonds Fostoria Crystal S Main Phone SP 3 9232 BELK STROMAN CO Sumters Shoppmg Center Sumter South Carolena Corner Broad and Washington Streets MT VERNON COURT In the heart of Sumter 72 Modern Air Condltloned Rooms Contunental Breakfast Sumter S C Phone SP 33397 Broad Street Sumter S C THE SEVEN UP BOTTLING co EEIILTFUOS The All Family Fresh Up Drunk an BIRELEY S ORANGE Refreshrng and No Carbonatlon l63 1 H2 . ' St. - 2 23-25 S. Main St. Phone SP 3-7349 d DUCKER 8. BULTMAN, INC. Home Town Grocer Since 1876 HENRY P MOSES CO Insurance Real Estate Property Management Opposute Post Offnce Phone 37371 YOUNG S MARKET Meats Produce Grocerles North Mom Street Brood Street FRANK S RESTAURANT Steaks Seofood Chvcken Amr condntnoned Prlvote Dlnmg Room for Portues Phone SP 36033 or 37357 Sumter S C 4 1 1 Famous for Good Food D K MOBLEY Botterues Sto rter Generotor Mogneto Soles Servnce Phone SP 32687 6 W Conol Street CLEM BRYAN Hoberdoshery Toulorung Better Mens Wear for Those Who Care 28 North Mom St Sumter S C WHITE AND KENNEDY INC Sumters Oldest Shoe Store 2 S Mom t Phone 38941 Sumter South Coroluno JAMES INC Young Men s Styles By Vorsuty Town ond Grnffon SUMTERS SHOPPING CENTER FOR MEN AND BOYS Outfutters For The Well Dressed Man Mom Sumter S C 6 I o 2 . ' S, - I o H5 N. ' St. , . O J HALLMAN INC Complete one stop servnce General Repaurs Wheel Balancung Front End Alngnment Automotrve Machune Shop Servlce Pa rts Phone HO 9 3071 Hnghway 76 West end of By pass W B BOYLE COMPANY Two Stores 32 and 310 E Liberty Street E B Boyle Presldent Serving Sumter S G Bradung Secretary I the Some Location Slnce 1896 For the Best SUMTER CUT RATE DRUG STORE Prescrrptuons Soda Fountann Cosmetics Sundrnes 30 32 So Mann Sumter S C ROWE S PHARMACY Prescrlptuons Nunnally s Candles Sodas We Delnver S Mann Sumter Phone 3 8421 REED S or Duamonds Sumters Dnomond Importers NEIMAN S INC Jeweuns 45 S Mann Street Servlng the Corolsnas or 48 years wath the best un Duamonds Watches Jewelry Crystal and China 166 l I ' C . .n .. I - 47. ' ,sc I I I . F - H . .f BIG JIMS DRIVE IN B ood St eet Meals on Wheels Pho e 3 9288 NAOMI AND WARNER INC as usual the usual g fts le el y and t oph es IOI No th Mo Sf eef S te South Co o mo SUMTER MACHINE COMPANY ol Re Depo t COLE S RESTAURANT DRIVE IN A Co dfo d E e y oy Brood St eet E Phone SP 3 2823 Dol SP 3 3349 Sumte S C SUMTER LAUNDRY AN D CLEANERS Vel To e THE ELLIS PHARMACY Compa e Ou P ces A y he e 301 E Cho Ioffe Pho e 3 925I I r r Il ll n - I a , un ,in i , ' w r r i r in r um r, r I' I nd ir n i i ne Open 7:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. Sidd winding r ment V I D r xt. i - r, . . Ill ' r ri ll n v r . r - n fl - SUGG'S ESSO STATION 3OI N Mom Phone 3 3237 HUGHES TIRE SERVICE Goodyear And General Electric Dealer H0112 North Mann Street Sumter, S C JOHNSON S Fme Arts nn Cleonnng ond Lounderung Corner Dugan ond Sumter Phone SP 3 9513 Sumter S HoLLANo oFFlcE EQUIPMENT co Authorized Underwood Agency Snnce 1934 25 N Mom Sumter S C SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS Tonk ond Bottled Gos Servace Sumter S C Bsshopvnlle Monnang S C Hortsvnlle S C SIBERTS DRUG STORE The REXALL Store 35 W Liberty St Dlol SP 3 7283 Why Spend More? Quality for Qualnty Shop PENNEY S EVANS MOTOR COURT AND RESTAURANT The One Stop Se ce fo Tou sts Meals ond So d ches Telepho es Tele son M P The Gamecocks Are Always Youll Lwe Better Youll Welcome Sove' Mon E I I , . . ' ' , S. C. YOU Cdhlf Buy BENQ!! IO09o Air Conditioned - rvi r ri n wi I n vi i 6 A. . to I2 . M. . N. i xt., U. S. I5 '38 HURST SEXTON FURNITU RE CO Furnnture Floor Covernng Applnonces Dual SPruce 3 3964 101 103 W Hompton Ave Sumter S C NU IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY Sumter S C Complete Lune of Church ond Sundoy School Furnuture Estabhshed 1821 RILEY 81 COMPANY Insurance Reol Estote Rents 120 N Sumter St Phone SP 3 3364 M E REID AND SONS Insurance Only the Best Phone SP 3 8025 No 11 12nd FIoor1 E Conol St Sumter South Corolano EPPERSON S GROCERY Feotu res Frozen Foods Meats Grocerues Phone 3 3385 308 Brood St Free Deluvery Sumter s Fnnest Amr Condutuoned JIM S RESTAURANT South Mom St Sumter S Steoks ond Seo Foods Prrvote Dmmg Room SUMTER OFFICE SUPPLY CO 136 N Mom Street Sumter S C Telephone SPruce 3 7681 HARVIN PACKING COMPANY INC Sumter South Coroluno Producers of Ins Brond Meots That Desurable Flavor Offuce Dnol SP 3 2449 Shlpplng Dept Dlol 3 3614 169 . . , 1 ' ' 1 --Q lFormerly Jim's Waffle Shop? ' . , .C. I I O I I ll I ll VENTU LITE beoutyllne Alum-num A nngs MITCHELLS DRUG STORE Aluminum Screens 8. Doors Motchstlck Drapes 8. Roll ups Foldlng Doors wood o fob Ornamental I on professmnol V Blunds wood or metal Pre cr: tuon Servuce Plantatlon Shutters 5 p Gloss Jalousles Vlsut our showroom or DVUQS SOGOS Call SP 3 9545 VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURING Sumter S C COMPANY WOMACK BROWN PATRONIZE Tures Appluances R 328 Broud Street ADVERTISERS GALLOWAY 8. MOSELEY Qualuty Jewelers 130 South Mann Street Sumter, S C AVERY LUMBER CO. 201 South Harvln Street Bunldung Materials and General Contractors 170 K - -X. , - .4 f .1 f :v-- I . ,W-L, 1: .. .V 1 '1 ,A , f X 4, ., 1 ' ' , 1 , , 7, Y k, 1-, I Q , V I X . ' f ' -- , 'f ,4 'Y A J N a - - f , g f . - ' . 1 KJ J ,ff O I f I lf- I- l' X 1 -,,.,. V 1' o'- -'if' s' L ' if 15 I f, I , 1 ,J D K- . , . 1 I C ' wi - - K C . I . . Q A , r riC . r H I O . ' , . . . . . . , , . . 1 Q f .Y r , , rj , 55 J i if x N v ' X -. I .. 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