Greenville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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W H ? im , 2 .U , w ,ogg li 5:3 Q, 1 h ..,, h ,.,. -. o oohooo greenville high school greenville south carolina foreword S To the unfamiliar, unknowing eye, Green- ville High is only a school, a place where lessons alone are taught. But for us, a spirit, an intangible, indefinable, undertone permeates our beloved - school on the hill and makes us proud to belong. lt is ever present in Leadership, which shows our con- tinuous hope of encouraging better citizens in our schools of today and our world of tomor- row, in Scholarship, which manifests our never-ending quest for knowledge and achievements, in Co-operation, which repre- sents our eagerness to help others, in Sports- manship, which depicts our persistent struggle for fairness in competitive activities, and in Recognition, which pictures the outstanding honors and fulfilled ambitions attained. The merging of these qualities into the true spirit of GHS is portrayed in the '58 Nautilus. g3. , l table of contents 1 5 lk x ' N L ! 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HENRY TRIPP, biology teacher. 09 1 fl ' ,Xi W YQ if T y , . ,C,NX A I t 1 W JW WNW' lt y 4 f A5 s l v ju :MV of X, T y slffy DP aml,ll11ah N tVefr - ,UV , A E T T , x Wllf ' W if s T to IN There is a school we love in Dixie Land, i Vx 1 'Tis Greenville High for which we take our stand. , 'J B A I There we are taught to fill in lite a place, w ,. 1 a There learn to do, to dare, to run the race. Trueness and purity our colors show, Q If so l' Oyjw of fi ,P , 30 K Page Ten Red as the crimson and white as the snow. Loyal to our motto may we e'er be, Only through truth shall we be free. Though we may wander far, whate'er our lot, We'll ever keep the sweet lessons you have taught. Our hearts will turn to thee in tenderness, And pray God bless you, dear old GHS. 57ij 5- 1? - ' I I 1 . Q I1 5 as 312 fE?? 'si is-T f 2 XR K 2 1 51, -W g, . .,,,1-3522 ,QQ ,xl 4. 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HP 5 -W., ,f:ga.,xef,,wff--L, .' ,gg X 15,525 wg .Mw,,., ' ,. mf --,zwgfezfi - V -1f:',!1'f3 733.1-'I '2: -'Is'-j:f. i ,, , ,Q --I -pq 4 5.5555 A-Q if, 'fn gjfx Ig' . , - Q? r A A Q--, Mx,f,3V,ZvffM.24?I' ,zf - ,, -:,fiz+f,,1,w vm, K ' If-1 ,Q , if -. - V . ' , K5 the faculty teaches leadership . . . . , is m ,jg as . .42 w k, . A ,,. Y , , xy, Milk, Q 'Wea 2 4 I C we-.W ,, 1 I r-' --'i -? - , MR. FRED L. FOWLER Principal i i MR. GEORGE W. LATHEM MISS MEL LEE DANIEL Assistant Principal Dean Of Girls the office extends helpful advice and sound guidance the library offers hours of pleasant, serious entertainment I i MISS ETHEL ROARK Head Librarian .nv 2512 MISS CLEMENCE WOOD Librarian english classes create a love for reacling, writing, living MRS. R. M. BALLENGER Junior MISS CAROLYN BANNER Sophomore, Junior MRS. P. N. BECTON Publications MISS MARY FRANCES EDWARDS Sophomore, Junior MRS. PAUL D. HANNAH Sophomore MISS PATRICIA LUPO Junior, Senior MISS HORTENSE PARKINS Sophomore, Senior Counselor MISS MARGARET PARKS Junior MISS WINIFRED ROGERS Senior, Junior MR. MUCFARLAND SHACKELFORD Sophomore MISS MYRTLE TANNER Senior MISS MARY WILPS Senior, Psychology Page Thirteen physical education classes evelop good sportsmanship MISS CAROLINE EASLEY MISS ELIZABETH ELLISON MR. DON L. LINN MR. J. A. MOORE MR- W- B- PHILLIPS Girls' Gym Girls' Gym Boys' Gym Head Coach Assisianl Coach MISS LOUISE AUSTIN Algebra future engineers are prepared Page Fourteen Boys' Gym in math MR. C. HOLMES BAUMGARDNER Algebra, Geometry MR. M. A. KAY Algebra, General Math, Geometry MISS SARAH MEREDITH Algebra, Sophomore Counselor MRS. L. E. NICHOLSON General Math, Geomefry MR. NORMAN RICHARDS Plane Geometry, Advanced Math MRS. GORDON L. SMITH Algebra ,A MRS. W. WISTAR SMITH General Mafh, Geometry, Algebra MRS. MAUDE WILLIAMS Algebra sciences recognize need for national security 'YN Q41 MISS NELLIE BURNETTE MRS. ISABEI. GRIFFITH MISS KATHERINE KROEG Chemistry Biology PI1YSICSf BIOIOQY MRS. JAMES E. PALMER MRS. HENRY TRIPP MRS. MARGARET WALTERS Biology Biology Biology arts, languages emphasize contemporary living MISS AMBER BOGGS l.a1'in, History MRS. MARVIN P. BRASWELL Dramaiics MRS. MARGARET GILLIAM Ari MISS LOIS GREEN Latin, English MR. 'FRANK McCRAVY Band MISS MARY MELLETTE French, Spanish MRS. VIRGINIA ULDRICH Choral Music MISS MARJORIE WATSON Spanish, French Page Fifteen , .N efficiency and a pleasant air mark homemaklng MISS JESSIE HUNTER Sophomore, Junior MRS. CAROLINE SIMPSON Sophomore, Senior MRS. RUBY S. WILLIMON Sophomore, Junior I 0 future business leaders train in these departments MR. JACK GREENE Shop MRS. RITA HEAPE Typing, Shorfhand MRS. MARION H. LESESNE Typing, English MRS. EDWIN D. MOORE Typing, Bookkeeping MISS MARY MOORE Typing, Shorthand MR. R. S. TIEDEMAN Mechanical Drawing MR. H. E. TOLLISON Aufo-Mechanics MRS. KERMIT M. WATSON Disfributive Education Page Slxfeen MR. J. T. BLACK Agricuifure MR. M. W. BOYD, JR. Diversified Occupations MR. A. C. GLOVER Printing H huunv,, 'W essay wiv? social science views the present in the light of the past V Kb, R5- Mus. RAYMOND E. WALDREP MISS RUTH BOYD History, Junior Counselor MR. G. I. CHASSEY History, Mafh MISS H ELEN GALLOWAY Psychology MRS. JACK GREENE History MRS. L. H. HENDRICKS History MRS. RUBY S. HICKS History, Modern Problems MRS. JESSIE V. NOLAND, JR. History MRS. J. D. VANN, JR. History History office, health clinic, ancl cafeteria are their responsibilities if MRS. JOE T. ALLEN MRS. ALVIN H. COTHRAN MRS. LEITA GASKINS MRS. J. B. GUY MRS. GRACE HUGHES Nurse Secfefury Dietitian Secretary to Principal Assistant Dietitian Page Seventeen faculty and parents get acquainted at pta open l'I0lIS2 Zim' Page Eighteen if -we 33355 is - classes seek SChOIGl'SI1IP student body officers . . . BILL KELLETT, presidenf PATTI ZACHARY, vice president PgT fy -VW , ,- MILTON BYARS I Vice President KEN SARGENT President '58 class officers . . . ONLY A SHORT WHILE AGO, we stood gazing in wonder at our school, appalled by the spirit of ghs . . . now we claim it as our own . . . a special memory for tomorrow's years . . . class rings . . . senior privileges . . . pep meeting skits . . . college boards . . . raiderama . . . last turkey day game . . . what coIor's1he nauiiIus? . . . senior Tests . . . it's snowing, y'aII! . . . senior banquet . . . caps and gowns. ARAH BROWN Secretary '3 MISS HORTENSE PARKINS VIRGIL ROBERSON Counselor Treasurer Page Twenty-One Adair Allison Alligon Alva,-son Ariail Armstrong Arnold Arnold Austin Page Twenty-Two Ave ry PAT ADAIR As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. Voice of democracy 2, assistant stage manager The Goose Hangs High, art club, Spanish club, cafeteria committee, pep club, GAA, National Honor society, 3, treasurer homeroom, president art club, chairman cafeteria committee, cabinet, Student Council, National Honor society, pep club, 4. CHIPPY ALLISON He has a habit of looking on the sunny side of life. ED'DONNA KAY ALLISON Grace was in her steps, in every gesture, dignity and love. Tumbling all-star, 2, marshal The Goose Hangs High, FTA, block G, GAA, Spanish club, American history test, National Honor society, 3, treasurer Spanish club, block G council, pep club, science club, National Honor society, 4. BETTY JO ALVERSON With mirth and melody day and night. Glee club, 2, GAA, 3, mixed chorus, 4. NANCY LESLIE ARIAIL Earnest in her work, whole-hearted in her play, Noble in her thoughts, what more is there to say? Secretary homeroom, 2, National Honor society, publicity committee iunior class party, treasurer music club, mixed chorus, American history test, pep club, marshal The Goose Hangs High, FTA District IV SCSPA, reporter High News, State SCSPA, 3, FTA, pep club, managing editor High News, National Honor society, Youth Council, National merit scholar- ship test, District IV SCSPA, student service committee, Quill and Scroll, 4. PEGGY JOY ARMSTRONG To soy well is good, to do well is better. Library club, 2, JHA, library club, 3, National Honor society, library club, pep club, FNC, 4. BUDDY ARNOLD Bubbling over with energy. MARY PATRICIA ARNOLD Her core was never to offend. Glee club, 2, mixed chorus, 3, science club, 4. JIMMY AUSTIN His future is aglow with possibilities. Community service committee, 2, T and I, National Honor society, 3, pep club, science club, FBLA, National Honor society, 4. BRENDA C. AVERY She served thee with loyalty and love. Entered senior year, DE, 4. Lost and found committee, 2, FBLA, state FBLA, lost BARBARA LOUISE BAIL Ability was there with a will to do. Entered senior year, JHA, pep club, 4. PHYLLIS KAY BAIRD Strive for success and look ahead. Entered senior year, vice president homeroom, FBLA, pep club, 4. ERROL HUGH BALL A man upheld by steadfastness of purpose. Secretary homeroom, National Honor society, 37 radio club, National Honor society, 4. EUGENE ANDREW BALLENTINE True to his work, his word, his friends. Entered iunior year, mixed chorus, 35 football mar- shal, 4. OSCAR WILLIAM KBILLJ BANNISTER The elements so mixed in him, that nature might stand and say to all the world, 'This is a man. ' Sports editor Nautilus, football, District IV SCSPA, 3, sports editor Nautilus, football, publicity committee, president homeroom, Student Council, finalist National MARTHA JANICE BARBARE Truth and beauty and goodness are but different names for her. Vice president homeroom, all-star basketball, 2, GAA, vice president homeroom, Spanish club, all-star basketball, refreshment committee junior class party, 3, block G council, secretory Spanish club, 4. MARLENE BARNETT She laughs and every heart is glad. JHA, secretary homeroom, 2, FNC, Spanish club, secretory homeroom, National Honor society, 3, DE, National Honor society, 4. BOBBY JAMES BATSON He was the merriest man alive. B-team football, voice of democracy, 2, football, 3, football, block G, 4. DAN BEACHAM He was a sincere and likeable fellow. JIMMY BEAN Loyal-hearted, strong of mind, A truer friend no- where you'll find. Bail merit SCl'l0lGl'Sl1lP 'l'BSi, block G, 4. qnd fgund qqmmiffeel 3: 4. Baird Bqll Ballentine Bannister Barbare Barnett Batson Beacham Bean Page Twenty-Three Bellah Bennett PATRICIA BELLAH The gentleness of all the gods go with thee. Entered senior year, pep club, 4. HARRY LAWRENCE BENNETT, JR. Good nature is one of the richest gifts. T and I, mixed chorus, 3, music appreciatiop club, mixed chorus, pep club, 4. SWAN QBENNYD BENSTON He's noble, a soldier, and a comrade. Decorations committee iunior class party, pep club, 3, science club, pep club, 4. JOY BERRY Gay as a song was her nature, Bright os the sun was her smile. Make-up committee John Loves Mary, 25 mixed chorus, library club, 4. LEONA MARIE BIVINS As welcome as sunshine in every place. JHA, 2, mixed chorus, 3. NANCY ROSE BLACKWELL Rare compound of quality, noble and true. With plenty of sense and good humor, too. Voice of democracy, vice president homeroom, publicity committee Seven Keys to Baldpate, 2: American history test, reporter High News, vice president homeroom, Quill and Scroll, pep club, Dis- trict IV SCSPA, FTA, entertainment committee iunior class party, State SCSPA, National Honor society, served senior banquet, marshal commencement, 37 editor High News, Board of Control, vice president Quill and Scroll, treasurer FTA, National Honor so- ciety, pep club, secretary homeroom, Northwestern Press association, pep meeting skit, State SCSPA, final- ist Notional merit scholarship test, science club, Miss Raiderama, 4. FLORENCE KFLOJ A. BLACKWOOD She has o radiant and refreshing personality. JHA, marshal Seven Keys to Baldpate 2, pep club, 37 JHA, pep club, pep meeting skit, 4. MAURICE BLAIR He profits most who serves best. B-team basketball, 2, pep club, 3, T and I, pep club, science club, 4. RUTH GAIL BLAIR A maiden, she seems, of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrowsf' Glee club, 2, mixed chorus, FBLA, president home- room, Student Council, National Honor society, 3, mixed chorus, National Honor society, pep club, 4. PAT BLOODWORTH Modest and born of the angel of Hope. Mixed chorus, 3, mixed chorus, JHA, 4. Benston Berry Bivins Blackwell Page Twenty-Four Blackwood Blair Blair Bloodworth Bobb Boggs Booker Bowen Bowers Boylston Brezeale Bflflon CARROLL BOBB One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. American history test, 37 T and l,- pep club, science club, 4. MARTHA ANN BOGGS Her eyes have a merry twinkle. Art club, glee club, 27 DE, 37 DE, 4. CHARLTON MARIE BOOKER A gentle lass crowned with sweetness. Secretary homeroom, 27 JHA, 37 DE, 4. GAIL OPHELIA BOWEN A good heart is worth a pot of gold. JHA, 4. BOB BQWERS He lived at peace with all mankind. FRANCES DEMONT BOYLSTON Knowledge is the foundation and source of good writing. Library club, stage crew Seven Keys to Boldpate, 27 reporter High News, Spanish club, library club, National Honor society, pep club, District IV SCSPA, American history test, 37 copy editor High News, National Honor society, Spanish club, pep club, District IV SCSPA, 4. NANCY EVELYN BREZEALE Many chorming ways she possesses. KAREN LOUISE BRITTON The only way to have o friend is to be one. JHA, 27 mixed chorus, GAA, 37 JHA, mixed chorus, GAA, 4. ARAH NAN BROWN She sings like the lark at heaven's gate. Mixed chorus, music council, 27 mixed chorus, serv- ed senior ban uet marshal commencement, 37 secre' q 1 tary senior class, cabinet, secretaty homeroom, Stu- dent Council, chairman music council, 4. BONNIE LOUISE BROWN Her voice is like the voice of the stars when they sing together. JHA, glee club, talent show, 27 mixed chorus, music club, costume committee The Goose Hangs High, talent' show, 37 mixed chorus, Spanish club, pep club, National Honor society, 4. Brown Brown Page Twenty-Five Brown Bryan Bryant Bullock Burdette Burnette Burns Burriss Bya rs Page Twenty-Six By rd WILLIAM EMORY BROWN, JR. His personality and humor will make him many friends. JOHN DAVID BRYAN His path ot success is the path of good sense. Mixed chorus, 2, DE, 3, historian DE, 4. PRESTON BRYANT Nothing is impossible to the willing heart. DE, 4. GENSIE BULLOCK She who has ability gains fame, Glee club, tennis, GAA, 2, GAA, mixed chorus, tennis, FBLA, all-star volleyball, secretary-treasurer GAA, 3, mixed chorus, pep club, 4. JOEL BURDETTE A true friend makes lite a pleasure. T and I, 3. GENE BURNETTE His constant good temper makes him pleasant to have around, JOHN BOYD BURNS His manners are the fruit of a noble'mind. Treasurer homeroom, 2, FFA, 3, vice president FFA, 4. MAXINE VIOLET BURRISS She so loves the- sunshine and the sky. All-star tumbling, JHA, 21 block G, GAA, 3, FNC, pep club, GAA, science club, 4. MILTON MARSHALL BYARS He possesses a spirit and strength unlearnable from books. Secretary homeroom, B-team football, marshal com- mencement, 2, president iunior class, assembly com- mittee, Student Council, cabinet, marshal commence- ment, Boys' State, Piedmont Inter-Relations Student Council, marshal The Heiress, chairman decora- tions committee iunior class party, 3, vice president senior class, chairman assembly committee, Student Council, cabinet, 4. CAROLE ANNE BYRD Her cheerful heart and smiling face pour sunshine into the darkest place. FBLA, pep club, 37 FBLA, pep club, mixed chorus, 4. PHILLIP CAHALY The world looks brighter from behind a smile. ROY E. CALLAWAY A cheerful disposition. is ct fund of ready capital. Band, 2, band, 3, music club, band, 4. ALAN CALMES He 'ieareth naught. T and I, 3. LARRY CAMPBELL l would be faithful to each small task. B-team football, 27 T and I, 37 T and I, 4. MARY LYNNE CAMPBELL Wisdom dwells in her head and in her heart. JHA, 25 FBLA, American history test, State FBLA 3, FBLA, pep club, 4. EDWARD S. CAMPELL Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. American history test, National Honor society, 3, football marshal, National Honor society, National merit scholarship test, 4. LINDA FAYE CANNON The keynote of life is friendship. JHA, mixed chorus, 2, FBLA, 3, mixed chorus, 4. ELIZABETH ANNE CARPENTER Gayer than all the others, for it was she who caused their gaiety. Reporter High News, stage crew Seven Keys to Baldpate, voice of democracy, decoration committee iunior class party, 35 alumni editor Higl? News, sec- retary homeroom, pep club, 4. JIMMY CARTER It is a merry heart that hath many friends. Pep club, entertainment committee junior class party, 3, pep meeting skit, pep club, 4. R. LEE CASHWELL He possesses the ambition, the will and the courage, what a great man he will be. Vice president homeroom, 2, American history con- test, lost and found committee, FFA, 37 football mar- shal, pep club, science club, student service committee, 4. Cahaly Callaway Calmes Campbell Campbell Compell Cannon C-C 'Pe ie CGFTBI' Cashwell Page Twenty-Seven l 2 Chambers Chandler RONA GALE CHAMBERS A pleasant smiley of disposition, gentle and mild. Voice of democracy, stage crew Seven Keys to Baldpate, 2, FNC, Thespians, stage crew talent show, 35 FNC, secretary Thespians, pep club, assistant stage manager and chairman of committees Bimbo, the Pirate, 4. MARGARET ALTA CHANDLER Her smile is the lake which the breeze is upon, When it breaks into dimples and laughs in the sun. Decoration committee junior class party, pep club, 3, pep club, 4. MARY LOUISE CHANDLER There's music in thy iowest tone and silver in thy laughter. Glee club, marshal Seven Keys to Baldpate, 27 mixed chorus, FBLA, pep club, 3, mixed chorus, FBLA, pep club, marshal Bimbo, the Pirate, property com- mittee, 4. ELSIE FRANCES CHAPMAN Good nature and good sense go hand in hand. Entered senior year. MAREON ELEANOR CHAPMAN Reveal to the sunlight the gold of your heart, and the beauty with which you are blest. Treasurer homeroom, advertising manager Nautilus, Quill and Scroll, National Honor society, FTA, FTA State convention and county banquet, entertainment committee junior class party, social committee, District IV SCSPA, National CSPA, 3, senior editor Nautilus, treasurer Quill and Scroll, chairman social committee, cabinet, Student Council, president FTA, club council, second vice president State FTA., National Honor society, pep club, mixed chorus, pep meeting skit, FTA District and State conventions, 4. MICHAEL BARROW CHAPMAN Best kind ot sport and pal as true. JOHN GEORGE CHEROS The value ot a man's life is measured in terms of action and idealism. President homeroom, vice president homeroom, elections committee, Student Council, marshal com- mencement, marshal John Loves Mary, 2, president homeroom, Student Council, treasurer iunior class, as- sembly committee, marshal commencement, National Honor society, chairman retreshment committee junior class party, marshal The Heiress, American history test, second place State AAPS essay contest, 3, president homeroom, marshal football, Student Coun- cil, National Honor society, finalist National merit scholarship test, 4. MARILYN RAYE CLARK With every beauty ot person and every endow- ment of mind. President homeroom, Student Council, glee club, music council, talent show, 2, president homeroom, Student Council, mixed chorus, music council, glee club, American history test, music appreciation club, National Honor society, talent show, 3, mixed chorus, music council, president National Honor society, club council, pep club, music appreciation club, science club, National merit scholarship test, 4. JAMES O'SULLIVAN CLARKE, JR. He is well paid that is well satisfied. Sports reporter High News, District IV SCSPA, American history test, 3, sports editor High News, SCISHCB Club, Quill and Scroll, 4. JAMES WALLACE COKER His heart filled with youth's delight. Chandler Chapman Chapman Chapman Q Page Twenty-Eight Che,-95 Clark Clarke Coker Coker Coleman Coleman Collins Collins Connor Cofwefse Cooke MURRAY SAXON COKER A good disposition, a friendly heart. FBLA, 4. CARLISLE COLEMAN Personality is an ever enduring quality. T and I, 3, FBLA, pep club, 4. LILLIAN STEWART COLEMAN A special thing in thee that none of the rest of us possess. Cafeteria committee, 27 mixed chorus, refreshment committee iunior class party, 3, president homeroom, Student Council, mixed chorus, FTA, 4. CARROLL JAMES COLLINS, JR. A true friend is the greatest of all blessings. Sports reporter High News, District IV SCSPA, 37 columnist High News, pep club, 4. PAUL WADDELL COLLINS For him shall read the perfect ways of honor. Publicity committee, 2, treasurer homeroom, Na- tional Honor society, second place local AAPS essay contest, American history test, National Honor society, 3, vice president National Honor society, board of control, pep club, FBLA, 4. RICHARD A. CONNOR He who loves and laughs must surely do well. JOHN CARPENTER CONVERSE And he shall excell amongst the greatest of men. Social committee, FFA, track, block G, 3, treasurer FFA, track, block G, 4. LARRY HOLMES COOKE A friend is forever a friend. B-team basketball, B-team football, baseball, vice president homeroom, mixed chorus, 2, pep club, base. ball, entertainment committee iunior class party, mix- ed chorus, B-team football, 3, baseball, pep club, pep meeting skit, 4. PATRICIA L. COTHRAN Lovely to look at, delightful to know. Secretary homeroom, JHA, glee club, 2, mixed chorus, 3, Spanish club, pep club, 4. MARTHA ANNE COWARD An excellent student with o heart most kind, A girl like her is hard to find. President homeroom, 25 treasurer homeroom, served senior banquet, FBLA, National Honor society, state FBLA convention, American history test, 3, FBLA, Na- tional Honor society, pep club, publicity committee, National merit scholarship test, 4. Cothran Coward Page Twenty-Nine 4 I -1 COX CVC-'IQ Culbertson Culclasure CUITIIJUS Davidson Davis Davis Dawkins . , N if A .. A t ,, My .. K -1 ,EY w.q'N . 1 Q ' e fSrf 7' 222' -7 M - f - .- :Tai . henna, 'siiglg ' 45, - WMQKIHQQM 'NEFF 4 A5356 9Hsam?ffffi..- -' f K ,MQW ' am?g? I. -I .4 ' s -wi 1 1. I ' . 53 ,s-, . Dean Page Thirty SUE ELIZABETH COX Her knowledge was surpassed only by her gentle- ness of manner. JHA, State JHA convention, 2, FBLA, National Honor society, secretary homeroom, American history test, 3, National Honor society, pep club, National merit scholarship test, 4. HAROLD CRAIG He's climbing up the ladder of success, Secretary homeroom, T and I, 3, president home- room, T and I, mixed chorus, Student Council, club council, 4. WALTER EUGENE CULBERTSON Determination makes dreams come true. Mixed chorus, 2, DE, 3, treasurer DE, 4. MARY O'NElLL CULCLASURE Your grace and charm will follow you through, For all the tasks you undertake to do. Treasurer homeroom, 2, secretary homeroom, pep club, American history test, National Honor society, FTA, served senior banquet, 3, National Honor society, historian FTA, National merit scholarship test, pep club, 4. MARY SUE CUMBUS A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. Secretary homeroom, block G, all-star basketball, tennis, 2, reporter High News, FTA, State FTA con- vention, served senior banquet, stage crew The Goose Hangs High, marshal commencement, recorder GAA, tennis, pep club, 3, business manager High News, board of control, president GAA, pep club, stage crew Bimbo, the Pirate, National Honor .soci- ety, District IV SCSPA, FTA, club council, secretary science club, pep meeting skit, all-star volleyball, 4. RICHARD DAVIDSON For he is an all-round good fellow. DON DAVIS Good things come in small packages. Treasurer homeroom, 2, B-team football, T and I, planning committee iunior class party, vice president homeroom, pep club, 3, FBLA, pep club, 4. DONALD KIRK DAVIS There's not a day without a smile. Football, basketball, 2, football, basketball, block G, T and I, 3, pep club, basketball, block G, 4. JOE WALKER DAWKINS A careless song with a little nonsense in it now and then does not misbecome a monarch. Radio club, 3, radio club, science club, vice presi- dent homeroom, 4. MARY DEAN Touched by an angel's hand was she. Spanish club, 4. WANDA LOU DEARMAN I see that she is a woman with a rare and lovely soul. Entered iunior year, secretary library club, State library association, marshal The Goose Hangs High, talent show, 3, president library club, club council, pep club, 4. PEGGY JEAN DODD A cheerful temper with a good nature and depen- dable actions. Voice of democracy, JHA, 2, reporter JHA, American history test, treasurer homeroom, GAA council, 3, vice president JHA, GAA council, pep club, 4. JUDIE DODSON A kind and gentle way she had. Pep club, 4. LINDA DONALD Nothing is impossible to her willing heart. FBLA, 3. SANFORD DUGGAN Good nature is a sign of a large and generous soul. Golf, block G, 2, golf, block G, 3: golf, block G, FFA, 4. NORMA JUSTEN DUKE When the magician made her, he put in iust the right amount of intelligence, humor, and enthusiasm. Secretary sophomore class, secretary homeroom, marshal commencement, marshal John loves Mary, tumbling, 2, community service committee, Miss FBlA, pep meeting skit, secretary homeroom, treasurer homeroom, entertainment committee iunior class party, 35 secretary FBLA, pep meeting skit, Miss Hi Miss,': pep club, 4. LOIS ANN DUNCAN Beauty and virtue shine forever round thee. FBLA, 3, mixed chorus, music appreciation club, pep club, 4. JOYCE CAROLINE DUNLAP Good nature and good sense go hand in hand. JHA, JHA State convention, 2, FBLA, National Honor society, American' history test, 3, National Honor society, pep club, 4. GINGER CORNELIA DURHAM This wooing miss is known to sing Some day great crowds her voice will bring. All-star volleyball, all-star basketball, mixed chorus, 2, mixed chorus, 35 mixed chorus, music ap- preciation club, 4. LINDA GRACE DURHAM A big heart always wishing to do right and be friends with everyone. Vice president homeroom, 2, DE, pep club, 4. Dearman Dodd Dodson D0I1GlCl D'-'99a Duke Duncan Dunlap Du,-ham Durham H '--1--Ae ua iw l NORMA JEAN DURHAM High ideals are a part of noble character. ANN CHAPPELEAR ELLIS Glee club, 2, mixed chorus, 4. KENT EVATT A handful of common sense is worth a bushel o learning. FFA, 3, FFA, 4. Durham CHARLES FAYSSOUX The secret to success is constancy to purpose. ball, FBLA, 4. RANDALL O. FERGUSON His idea of making friends was being one. FFA, 4. Ellis JHA, glee club, 2, FBLA, 37 mixed chorus, JHA, 4. An act of goodness is in itself on act of happiness. f Baseball, 2, baseball, T and I, library club, 3, base- ALAN DONALD FLETCHER The pen wherewith thou dost so heavenly sing is made of a quill from an angel's wing. Reporter High News, 3, pep club, FBLA, feature editor High News, Quill and Scroll, 4. ROBERT CARL FLOYD His cheerful soul lightens the hearts about him. Pep club, science club, 4. SAM W. FLOYD An honest mon is the noblest work of God. President homeroom, Student Council, 3, president homeroom, Student Couricil, 4. BETTY LUCILE FOLDS She always greets us with a smile. Entered senior year, vice president homeroom, mix- ed chorus, DE, 4. BARBARA FOOTE The dreamer who's making the dream come true. Vice president homeroom, glee club, 2, art club, stage crew The Goose Hangs High, 35 secretary homeroom, secretary art club, 4. Evatt Fayssoux Ferguson Fletcher Page Thirty-Two Floyd Floyd Folds Foote Fvfd Foster Fraser Frederick Freeman Freeman Frick Fritchman PEGGY FORD Nature was so lavish with her store, That she bestowed until she had no more. Secretary homeroom, president homeroom, Stu- dent Council, marshal commencement, 2, marshal commencement, served senior banquet, marshal The Goose Hangs High, pep club, vice president home- room, secretary junior class, assembly committee, treasurer homeroom, American history test, reporter High News, chairman entertainment committee iunior class party, National Honor society, winner National French test, 3, co-chairman traffic safety committee, vice president pep club, FTA, columnist High News, pep meeting skits, National Honor society, secretary homeroom, Quill and Scroll, 4. JOY FOSTER Her smile is the fresh breath of a spring morning. Treasurer homeroom, vice president homeroom, JHA, JHA State and county meetings, 2, FBLA, FBLA State convention, treasurer homeroom, decorating commit- tee iunior class party, pep club, 3, vice president FBLA, treasurer homeroom, FBLA State convention, pep club, 4. MARY FRANCES FRASER Beauty will mold each thought that lives with her. Voice of democracy, 2, mixed chorus, 3, marshal Bimbo, the Pirate, FBLA, pep club, pep meeting skit, 4. ROSA MARGARET IPEGGYJ FREDERICK Music is said to be the speech of angels. Property committee, 2, pep club, National CSPA convention, vice chairman student service committee, GAA council, all-star volleyball, American history test, reporter High News, District IV SCSPA, 3, chairman student service committee, cabinet, Student Council, news editor High News, pep club, vice president GAA, 4. BETTY J-EAN FREEMAN lt was her thinking of others that made her radiant! Secretary homeroom, 2, reporter High News, Dis- trict IV SCSPA, District Ill and IV typography clinic, National Honor society, Quill and Scroll, FTA, Ameri- can history test, 3, associate editor High News, Dis- trict IV SCSPA, National Honor society, secretary Quill and Scroll, Spanish club, National merit scholar- ship test, 4. WILLIAM ERNEST FREEMAN, III All shall read from him the perfect ways of honor. Vice president homeroom, treasurer homeroom, 2, pep club, FBLA, 4. BARBARA FRICK Gay as a song was her nature, Bright as the sun was her smile. Secretary homeroom, vice president homeroom, 2, pep club, American 'history test, mixed chorus, National Honor society, stage crew The Goose Hangs High, FTA, 3, National merit scholarship test, sec- retary National Honor society, science club, pep club, vice president homeroom, FTA, 4. BILL FRITCHMAN Quiet minds like his can never be perplexed. Entered iunior year, T and I, cafeteria committee, 4. OSCAR FRONTUS FUNDERBURK, JR. He seems indeed a man of destiny. Band, radio club, 2, vice president radio club, band, vice president homeroom, publicity committee iunior class party, National Honor society, 3, first lieutenant band, cabinet, treasurer homeroom, chairman traffic safety committee, secretary radio club, Student Coun- cil, National Honor society, music council, 4. BRENDA JOYCE GARRISON With a mischievous laugh in her bright eyes. JHA, glee club, 2, JHA, secretary homeroom, 3, pep club, JHA, mixed chorus, all-star volleyball, 4. Funderburk Garris on Page Thirty-Three 4 ,e..,,,-A . ,..,.. A Garrison Giebner Glenn Goodlett Goodlett Gordon Grady Grant Graves Page Thirty-Four Greene EUGENE CGENEJ GARRISON Talent is that which is in o man's power, Genius is that in whose power a man is. Radio club, 2, homeroom, club president radio club, vice president council, Thespians, National Honor society, 3, president radio club, chairman radio com- mittee, National Honor society, cabinet, treasurer science club, Thespians, 4. GREEN H. GlEBNER, JR. By his excellent work one knows the workman. Band, president homeroom, Student Council, trea- surer homeroom, 2, band, president homeroom, Stu- dent Council, music appreciation club, 3, first corporal band, music appreciation club, science club, 4. WARREN GLENN A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. ALLAN MONTGOMERY GOODLETT As he thinketh in his heart so is he. Library club, American history test, 3, FBLA, 4. ELEANOR BOYD GOODLETT She is the final Vice president mittee, JHA, 2, committee, board ior class party, 3, pep meeting skit, flower of noble character. homeroom, community service com- secretary homeroom JHA, social of control, publicity committee iun- treasurer homeroom, FTA, pep club, 4. RALPH GORDON Success be the roadway from which he shall not stray. J. w. QJACKJ GRADY, Ill Even the wise are merry of tongue. Manager football, 2, manager football, 3, head football trainer, 4. CHARLES CCHICKJ GRANT His valiant courage and undciunted spirit is more than is commonly seen in men. Q, Track, American history test, 3, National Honor society, secretary homeroom, T and I, science club, pep club, National Education Week program, track, 4. ALICE BELLE GRAVES The good you do is not lost though you forget it. JHA, JHA State convention, 2, JHA, library club, State library association convention, 3, JHA, library club, National Honor society, pep club, 4. JACK GREENE He was a man, take him for all in all, we shall not look upon his like again. Band, B-team football, treasurer homeroom, 2, drum molar Band, 3, drum major band, music council, 4. DOT GRESHAM Her friendliness is the keynote of .her good person- ullltliesident homeroom, glee club, JHA, 2, president homeroom, FBLA, mixed chorus, American history test, 3, vice president homeroom, mixed chorus, pep club, 4. JAMES L. GRIFFIN He mixes reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. Vice president homeroom, treasurer homeroom, cafeteria committee, B-team football, 2, treasurer homeroom, publicity committee, FFA, Boy's State, Am- erican history test, 3, treasurer homeroom, chairman publicity committee, pep club, FBLA, pep club skit, National Honor society, cabinet, Student Council, 4. NELLE MILLS GRIFFIN Bound for success she seemed, with grace to win, with hearts to hold, and shining gifts that took all eyes. Elections committee, 2, elections committee, Dis- trict IV SCSPA, American history test, iunior editor Nautilus, secretary refreshment committee iunior class party, marshal commencement, National Honor society, Furman iournalism clinic, pep club, 3, editor Nautilus, FTA, pep club, cabinet, Student Council, chairman board of control, Western Carolina iournalism con- vention, National Honor society, Cofle of Ethics com- mittee, Quill ond Scroll, 4. JOAN ELIZABETH GRIFFITH Forever sweet to eye and ear. Entered senior year. KENNETH ROY GROSS The more one knows, the luckier one is, for knowledge is the greatest gift in life. Radio club, property committee, 2, radio club, National Honor society, American history test, 3, radio club, treasurer National Honor society, pep club, science club, National merit scholarship test, Bimbo, the Pirate, 4. JUDITH ELAINE GUEST With a smile on her lips and o light in her eyes. Mixed chorus, 3, DE, mixed chorus, DE state conven- tion, 4. GEORGE W. GUY, JR. lt is o friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Radio club, 3, FFA, 4. SUSAN KAY HAAS Happiness is not perfected until it is shared. FBLA, treasurer homeroom, served senior banquet, American history test, 3, Spanish club, 4. JAMES QSONNYJ HALL Life is yours, make of it what you will. ROBERTA HALL f'She lives for those who love her. FBLA, American history test, 3, DE, state DE con- vention, 4. Gresham Griffin Griffin Griffith Gross Guest Guy Haas Hall Hall Page Thirty-Five H -M -- -W -'-iannuh i Hammond l . 1 t . 7 S 9 .1 S E L 2 -5 5 1 .. f:.f.1i- 51 i sprzs--f-11122 f e s, , i ' ' 952511151 ig. Hammond JIMMY HAMMOND A good laugh is sunshine in a house. B-team football, 3, pep club, FBLA, 4. KAY FRANCE HAMMOND A pretty girl is like a melody. Mixed chorus, JHA, 25 pep club, 4. THOMAS EUGENE HANNA And every creature was his friend. , MARIA HARAKAS When you have knowledge, others light their Candles by it. Vice president homeroom, 2, American history test, National Honor society, 3, pep club, National merit scholarship test, National Honor society, FTA, 4. DANA HARDIN To do easily what is difficult for others to do is the mark of talent. Talent show, glee club, 2, talent show, entertain- ment committee iunior class party, 3, talent show, FBLA, 4. JIMMY HARRELL His virtues are many, his faults are few. President homeroom, 2, mixed chorus, FFA, 3, FFA, 4. MARTIN STEPHEN HARRIS Who with a natural instinct to discern what know- ledge can perform, is diligent to learn. President homeroom, Student Council, treasurer homeroom, 25 secretary homeroom, National Honor society, treasurer homeroom, T and I, American history test, 3, chairman property committee, cabinet, Student Council, Nafionol Honor society, pep club, science club, T and I, National merit scholarship test, mar- shal football, 4. GEORGE BROOKS HARRISON The learned man always has riches in himself. Radio club, 2, radio club, American history medal, National Honor society, pep club,.3p treasurer radio club, science club B.imbo, the Pirate, National Honor society, pep club, marshal football, finalist National merit scholarship test, 4. PATRICIA SUE HARVEY ln her is that faith which time cannot invade. JHA, 2, FTA, National Honor society, American history test, 3, FTA, pep club, mixed chorus, National Honor society, 4. ROSE MARY HAYES The only wealth there is, is found in human hearts. JHA, 2. Hanna Harakas Hardin Harrell Page Thirty-Six Harris Harrison Harvey Hayes l'leGStOvl Helgerson Henderson Henderson Henderson Hickman Hill Hill PAT HEASTON The crowd watches her in admiration. Glee club, 2, JHA, 3, mixed chorus, FBLA, 4. ANN CARLTON HELGERSON A cheerful heart, a friendly smile A charm of friendship all the while. GirI's golf, 2, American history test, 3, FTA, science club, pep club, 4. EDDIE H ENDERSON, JR. He's a lad that is very clever, Successful in all he may endeavor. Entered senior year, radio club, science club, 4. ELIZABETH POE HENDERSON She that was ever fair and never proud. Served senior class banquet, FBLA, National FBLA convention, pep club, National Honor society, Ameri- can history test, 3, FBLA, pep club, vice president homeroom, secretary DE, National Honor society, 4. GERALD UERRYD HENDERSON He lives most who thinks most, feels noblest, acts best. Pep club, 4. ,A ,Lia . ,4...4,,, DAN HICKMAN His uncloudy ray can make tomorrow cheerful as today. B-team basketball, 2, T and I, entertainment com- mittee iunior class party, 3, pep meeting skits, pep club, 4. PATSY RUTH QPATJ HILL She is more precious than rubiesf' Mixed chorus, 2, mixed chorus, 3. ZORA FRANCES HILL She lives in deeds not years, in thoughts not breaths. JHA, 2, FTA, Spanisli' club, National Honor society, mixed chorus, American history test, 3, National Honor society, mixed chorus, 4. BARBARA ANN HOLBROOKS Out of the abundance of her heart, her mouth speakethf' Entered senior year. MARTHA EFFIE HOLLAND Her good disposition is the foundation of her hap- pxness. Library club, 2, vice president library club, solici- tor High News, Spanish club, 3, Spanish club, ad- vertising manager High News, treasurer homeroom, finalist National merit scholarship test, 4. Holbrooks Holland Page Thirty-Seven 4 Holland Hooper Hooper House House Howard Howard Howard Hughes Hughey Page Thirty-Eight SANDRA LEE HOLLAND She is herself a collection of the best things. Cheerleader, athletic committee, marshal commence- ment, 2, cheerleader, secretary homeroom, secretary athletic committee, pep club, Spanish club, FBLA, Nat- ional Honor society, American history test, entertain- ment committee iunior class party, make-up committee The Goose Hangs High, marshal commencement, 3, head cheerleader, chairman athletic committee, vice president Spanish club, pep club, Student Council, cabinet, National Honor society, National merit scholar- ship test, mixed chorus, 4. DIXIE CHARLENE HOOPER Her smile is the trademark of her happy person. Mixed chorus, secretary homeroom, 2, FBLA, 3, DE, 4. JIM HOOPER Honor lies in honest toil. B-team football, band, 2, band, music appreciation club, 3, T and I, 4. ' DONNYE CAROLYN HOUSE Ever overflowing with goodness and kindness. Mixed chorus, music appreciation club, lost and found committee, 3, mixed chorus, music appreciation club, pep club, 4. JACKSON M. HOUSE For all had come to love this man for his quiet humor. Secretary homeroom, 3. HUGH HOWARD He finds one aim in lite and directs his life ac- cordinglyf' Vice presid :nt homeroom, 2, T and I, 3, pep club, 4. LEROY JOSEPH HOWARD Where pleasantness and wit have struck a happy medium. FBLA, science club, 4. PHILIP J. HOWARD, JR. Success comes to those who are honest, industrious, and persistent. President homeroom, 3. CHARLES RUSSELL HUGHES Endurance is the crowning quality and patience is the possession of great hearts. Voice of democracy 2, president homeroom, Ameri- can history test, Student Council, 3, FBLA, 4. LINDA JEAN HUGHEY Her air, her manner, all who saw admired. Vice president homeroom, FBLA, National FBLA con- vention, mixed chorus, entertainment committee iun- ior class party, served senior banquet, 3, DE, 4. PAUL HUNT, JR. A tower of strength and a model of courage. Secretary homeroom, 2, FFA, 4. BILLY MARSHALL HUNTER The firm reason, the temperate will, Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill. American history test, president homeroom, 3, trea- surer homeroom, FBLA, traftic safety committee, 4. BOBBY G. HUNTER Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. FFA, T and I, 4. EUGENE HYATT His friendly manner speaks his thoughtful mind. Science club, 4. PATRICIA ANN CPATSYJ IVESTER Whatever she did was done with such ease In her it was natural to please. JHA, vice president homeroom, voice of democracy, 2, secretary JHA, president homeroom, Student Coun- cil, State JHA convention, served senior banquet, 3, mixed chorus, pep club, secretary JHA, all-star volley- ball, GAA, 4. PENNIE JENKINS The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. President homeroom, art club, 2, National Honor society, 3, FTA, pep club, stage crew Bimbo, the Pirate, National Honor society, 4. GERALD FLOYD JOHNSON Be great in act as you are in thought. ANNETTE JOHNSTON She openeth her mouth with wisdom and in her tongue is the law of kindness. Vice president homeroom, voice of democracy, trea- surer homeroom, 2, stage crew The Goose Hangs High, pep club, National Honor society, FBLA, Span- ish club, GAA, 3, National Honor society, president Spanish club, pep club, club council, vice president homeroom, 4. BILLY JOHNSTON Virtue is bold and goodness never fearful. Track, block G, 3, pep club, track, block G, 4. CLAY JONES, Ill For they can conquer who believe they can. Vice president homeroom, B-team football, baseball, 2, vice president FFA, football, block G, baseball, 35 president block G, football, baseball, FFA, 4. Hunt Hunter Hunter Hyatt Ivester Jenkins Johnson Johnston Johnston Jones Jones Jones DAVID A. JONES His heart is as great as the world. Band, 2, band, 3. MARK WADE JONES Be his, the triumph of the coming true of all his greatest dreams. President homeroom, band, treasurer homeroom, B-team basketball, Student Council, 2, treasurer home- room, elections committee, American history test, 3, president homeroom, Student Council, marshal foot- ball, pep club, co-chairman elections committee, 4. MARTHA WAYNE JONES Bringing sunshine into the lives of others. Secretary homeroom, JHA, 2, FBLA, 3, FNC, pep club, 4. VIRGINIA CAROLYN JONES Laughing and talking, walking along, The reason we love her, she's sweet as a song. JHA, voice of democracy, 2, JHA, treasurer home- room, 3, secretary DE, 4. WILLIAM CDAVEJ JONES Hands that do work that is honest, brave, and true. Treasurer homeroom, 25 vice president homeroom, American history test, 3, science club, 4. BARBARA ANNE JORDAN Blessed are those who have the power of making friends, for it is one of God's greatest gifts. National Honor society, 3, mixed chorus, National Honor society, glee club, pep club, American history test, 4. CAROLYN MAXINE JORDAN To me is given such hope I know not fear. JHA, glee club, 2, mixed chorus, 3, mixed chorus, 4. WILLIAM WEST KELLETT, III Let us have faith that right makes might and in that faith, let us dare to do our duty as we understand it. B-team football, president homeroom, Student Coun- cil, cheerleader, athletic committee, marshal com- mencement, 2y football, block G, most valuable sub- stitute trophy, Spanish club, State Student Council convention, traffic safety committee, marshal com- mencement, American history test, 3, president student body, football, block G, president Student Council, board of control, community council, State Student Council convention, cabinet, 4. SANDRA DON KELLEY StiIl heard in her soul the music of wonderful melody. JHA, treasurer homeroom, 27 FBLA, treasurer home- room, pep club, mixed chorus, 37 pep club, mixed chorus, FBLA, 4. PAUL KENNEDY Nothing is impossible to a willing heart, so he finds it easy to play his part. Treasurer homeroom, B-team football, B-team bas- ketball, vice president homeroom, baseball, block G, 2, block G, football, president homeroom, baseball, Student Council, 3, block G, football, baseball, 4. Jones Joneg J0neS Jorddn Page Forty 'Bak lordan Kellett Kelley KennedY f V .. . . Kershaw KEY Kiriakid es Kitties Lanford Langdale Langley Langley ADELE ANN KERSHAW Befriending all who need her cheerful smile. JHA, 2, GAA, FNC, served senior banquet, National Honor society, 3, secretary homeroom, secretary FNC, National Honor society, 4. MARTHA FLORENCE KEY She is fair, divinely fair, fit love for gods. Secretary art club, 2, secretary art club, publicity committee, all-star volleyball, 3, vice president art club, mixed chorus, pep club, pep club skit, 4. LIBBY KIRIAKIDES No gems, no gold she needs to wear, She shines intrinsically fair. Secretary homeroom, 2, cafeteria committee, FBLA, vice president homeroom, National FBLA and State FBLA conventions, 37 treasurer FBLA, pep club, sec- retary cafeteria committee, 4. MARY JUDITH KITTLES An inward beauty that naught may dim. American history test, FTA, 3, pep club, FTA, Nation- al Honor society, marshal Bimbo, the Pirate, 4. JUDY ELIZABETH LANFORD Hope as golden as her hair. Glee club, JHA, 2, mixed chorus, 37 FBLA, pep club, 4. RAY LANGDALE There's room at the top for the man who tries. T and I, 37 FFA, 4. JERRY LANGLEY Great in the things that make us great. T and I, FFA, 2, mixed chorus, 4. JOHN H. LANGLEY, JR. Not too serious, not too gay, But a true friend in every way. Cafeteria committee, 3, T and I, 4. BARBARA ANN LEAGUE Of disposition sweet and manner mild. Vice president homeroom, marshal John Loves Mary, JHA, 2, FTA, GAA, marshal Bimbo, the Pirate, mixed chorus, 4. LU ANNE LEAGUE The only iewel which will not decay is knowledge. Mixed chorus, JHA, American history test, Nation- al Honor society, 3p mixed chorus, music council, FTA, National Honor society, National merit scholarship test, pep club, 4. League i League Page Forty-One Leffert Lewis Lewis Lipscomb i Lipscomb Loftis Loftis Long Lii . . , .. 1 '- . if . R ,ji FREDERICK HERBERT LEFEERT MARY JOAN Lorns It '- ' The world's a theatre, and the earth a stage, Smile and the world smiles with you. g V . ...L Which God and nature do with actors fill. JHAI 3, JHA, 4, ,Q ' Voice of democracy, stage crew Seven Keys to ' Boldpate, 2, The Goose Hangs High, Thespians, ., I Q. National Honor society, 3, Bimbo, the Pirate, Nat- -, ' 5 ional Honor society, Thespians, finalist National merit MARY KATHON Lolrlls E . I , f y scholarship gesql 4, As welcome as sunshine in every place. iff., y i JHA, 2, DE, 4. E v ie, A Vkry H HENRY HICKS LEWIS , : 4' 'V A little nonsense now and then is relished by the 4 N Wim' men- e ys , y ,,,y President homeroom, Student Council, head menu- HARRIET ANN LoNc A ,,'i r , ge' baseball' 27 Prefldem. hcfmemom' Sludeni Colm' Her heart is like a garden fair, where only the sweet- H cal, refreshment committee lumor class party, mana-ger es, blossoms grown football, head manager track, FBLA State convention, Lowe 4 Page Forty-Two Luttrell National FBLA convention, 3, president FBLA, treasurer State FBLA, State FBLA convention, chairman club council, cabinet, Student Council, Bimbo, the Pirate, American Legion National Oratorical contest, mana- ger football, head manager track, head manager baseball, 4. MARY SUE LEWIS A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. FBLA, National Honor society, American history test, 3, FBLA, National Honor society, pep club, 4. ALFRED LIPSCOMB It is a merry heart that hath many friends. Secretary homeroom, radio committee, 3, vice chairman radio committee, pep meeting skit, pep club, 4. ERNEST LIPSCOMB None but himself can be his parallel. FFA, T and I, 3, treasurer T and I, 4. Treasurer homeroom, publicity committee, girl's golf, 2, vice president homeroom, social committee, sophomore editor Nautilus, District IV SCSPA, FTA, State FTA convention, Furman Journalism clinic, mixed chorus, 3, secretary FTA, co-chairman social commit- tee, pep meeting skit, pep club, mixed chorus, feature editor Nautilus, National Honor society, 4. BETTY ANN LOWE Her friendly spirit is indeed a mighty virtue. JHA, glee club, 2, mixed chorus, FNC, 3, vice presi- dent FNC, vice president homeroom, 4. ROBERT C. LUTTRELL With a sense of humor and a power to laugh. FBLA, science club, pep club, 4. SHARON DIANNE LYNCH She sketched: the vale, the wood, the beach grew lovelier from her pencil's shading. An club, 2, FBLA, 3, DE, 4. Rici-:ARD v. MAGILL, JR. Patient, courageous, and strong. American history test, 35 National Honor society, science club, FBLA, 4. NORAH MAHAFFEY Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Glee club, 25 mixed chorus, 35 mixed chorus, FNC, 4. MARI MARGARET MALTBY A girl to whom was given So much of earth, so much of heaven. Volleyball, 25 District IV SCSPA, art club, National Honor society, Quill and Scroll, club editor Nautilus, School Showcase, DE courtesy campaign, 35 trea- surer art club, president Quill and Scroll, secretary club council, senior editor Nautilus, treasurer home- room, pep club, National Honor society, program and publicity committee chairman American Education Week program, 4 MARILYN JANE MANGUM Blessed is she who has the gift of making friends. JHA, 25 JHA, pep club, 35 DE, 4. JUNE GAIL MARCHBANKS 'Tis better to be rich in friends than friendly with riches. Glee club, JHA, 25 JHA, 35 JHA, 4. MIKE MARONEY Truth is the highest thing that man may keep. American history test, 35 treasurer homeroom, pep club, FBLA, community service committee, 4. SAM MARSH He mixed his sports and living and he mixed them well. Golf, 25 president homeroom, golf, block G, 35 golf, block G, DE, athletic committee, 4. ANN MARTIN Art is power. JHA, mixed chorus, 25 GAA, mixed chorus, art club, DE courtesy campaign, 35 art club, mixed chorus, presi- dent homeroom, Student Council, 4. ANNA CAMILLE MARTIN Love, sweetness, goodness, beauty in her person shineth. President sophomore class, cabinet, Student Council, marshal commencement, Piedmont Inter-School Re- lations, delegate SCASC, marshal John Loves Mary, 25 elections committee, treasurer homeroom, publicity committee iunior class party, vice president homeroom, 35 FTA, secretary Student Council, cabinet, chairman elections committee, accompanist mixed chorus, 4. att- me YE Lynch Magill Molwffey Maltby Mangum Marchbanks gn, Maroney Marsh Martin Mg,-fm l eee 5 4 ,- .. zfpsw- 1. .W .. ,eff - 4353+ ff Martin ' it was if fx 4 3 5 ii? .f ii ? ' -Sur Z ,, 1, A QM X W Q. Q tnff tw is N . N QE? to f Y I i i . , ,E . ,, ,. i Martin JIMMY MARTIN In thy soul breathe deep achievemenfs air. President homeroom, manager football, basketball, track, 2, president homeroom, manager football, bas- ketball, track, FFA, block G, entertainment commit- tee iunior class party, 3, secretary-treasurer block G, FFA, head manager football, basketball, track, 4. LAVERN MARTIN When every virtue is measured and told, We find she's worth her weight in gold. JHA, 2, JHA, 3, DE, 4. JAMES ROBERT MASSEY Give your life as you see best, Play the game, fate will do the rest. T and l, 3. THOMAS KTOMMYJ E. MASSEY Yours is the effervescence of en liusiasmf' DE, 4. WILLIAM SCOTT MASSEY, JR. It was he who led the way singing in his deep full voice. Mixed chorus, 2, music appreciation club, mixed chorus 3, mixed chorus, music appreciation club, 4. ' F -' Page Forty-Four SARAH MAULDIN The laughter lurking in her eyes Her poise and dignity belies. JHA, 2, JHA, National Honor society, 3, Spanish club, 4. MARY SCOTT McCABE She moves as a goddess, She looks a queen. President homeroom, Student Council, 2, circulation manager Nautilus, FTA, State FTA convention, talent show skit, entertainment committee iunior class party, Furman Journalism clinic, marshal commencement, Dis- trict IV SCSPA, 3, business manager Nautilus, board of control, Spanish club, pep meeting skit, science club, pep club, 4. MAX MCCLAIN He became the friend of all who knew him. B-team football, baseball, FFA, 2, football, baseball, block G, traffic safety committee, president homeroom, 3, football, baseball, block G, 4. MELVIN McCLELLlON Good nature shines in his face. DE, 4. EUGENIA COGSWELL KWOOJ MCCUEN Better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. FBLA, FBLA National convention, pep club, American history test, 3, FBLA, pep club, pep meet- ing skit, stage crew Bimbo, the Pirate, 4. 'B' Massey Massey Massey Mauldin McCabe McClain McClellion MCCUGH McCuen McDonald McDougle McGee McMukin McMinn McNeill JUDY MCCUEN Her beauty and goodness make her dear to us. JHA, 2, FBLA, secretary homeroom, pep club, Amer- ican history test, 3, FBLA, Secretary homeroom, pep club, 4. ' LORETTA JEAN McDONALD There is something lovely in her easy flowing grace. Art club, 2, JHA, 3, JHA, 4. RACHEL McDOUGLE Grace was in her steps, in every gesture, dignity and love. Secretary homeroom, vice president homeroom, mixed chorus, 2, treasurer homeroom, vice president homeroom, mixed chorus, music club, served senior banquet, decorations committee iunior class party, 3, DE, 4. HAROLD HUDSON McGEE There is ci gift given to a few in the world. lt is a brave and tender soul. resident homeroom, social committee, 2, assembly co mittee, vice president iunior class, vice president homeroom, marshal commencement, 3, pep club, 4. LINDA JEAN MCMAKIN Her merry heart goes all the way. DE, 4. , l. . ,nf MARTHA JOYCE McMlNN Never frivolous, never slow, Just the qirl you'd like to know. JHA, glee club, 2, JHA, mixed chorus, 3, mixed chorus, FNC, 4. ROBERT GLENN McNElLL, JR. He is a man that possesses almost every gift. Vice president sophomore class, B-team football, marshal commencement, 2, football, entertainment committee junior class party, athletic committee, Mr. Courtesy, 3, pep club, social committee, 4. LILLIAN ROWENA MELTON She radiates happiness. Secretary homeroom, JHA, 2, music club, mixed chorus, Spanish club, 3, mixed chorus, pep club, FBLA, pep club, 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL Never was there ci man more 'Olly man he. FRANKIE LYNNE MILLER A gentle mind by gentle deeds is known, Melton Michael Miller Page Forty-Five 4827 Mlllel' MlmS Mitchell Mgghlgnbrogk Montioy Moore Morgan Moseley Muhleman Page Forty-Six Mullen JEAN ANN MILLER To act with common sense according to the best wisdom I know. FBLA, National Honor society, American history test, 3, pep club, FBLA, National Honor society, 4. CAMILLA JEAN MIMS A cheerful disposition makes beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good natured. Vice president homeroom, 2, maiorette, president homeroom, FBLA, State FBLA convention, pep club, entertainment committee iunior class party, 3, reporter FBLA, vice president homeroom, FBLA National con- vention, pep club, maiorette, mixed chorus, pep meet- ing skit, 4. ROBERT H. MITCHELL There is a determination hidden by his quiet ways. Radio club, 3, radio club, 4. FRED ARTHUR MOEHLENBROCK Companionship with such a one is always to be trusted. Treasurer homeroom, 3. CHARLES WOODROW MONTJOY, JR. A full, rich nature, free to trust. CAROLE FAYSSOUX MOORE Her heart and hair were both of gold. Vice president homeroom, publicity committee Seven Keys to Baldpate, 2, High News, FBLA, FBLA District IV meeting, State FBLA convention, pep club, District IV SCSPA, American history test, 3, News editor High News, FBLA, social committee, costume confmittee Bimbo, the Pirate, pep club, 4. TOMMY MORGAN, JR. Success lies not in strength, but in perseverance. T and I, 3, FFA, 4. ROBERT E. MOSELEY A mixture of delightful knowledge and good natur- ed wit. B-team football, 2, FBLA, junior class party, 3, T and I, pep meeting skit, 4. JIM V. MUHLEMAN A iolly unselfish personality is the greatest gift in the worId. T and I, 3, pep club, science club, radio club, 4. HARRY ALEXANDER MULLEN, JR. His armor is his honest thought And simple truth his utmost skill. President homeroom, Student Council, American history test, 3, National Honor society, lighting crew Bimbo, the Pirate, pep club, mixed chorus, voice of democracy, 4. JOE MULLINS Success lies not in achieving what you aim at, but aiming at what you ought to achieve. Entered iunior year. THOMAS HARRY MUZEKARI Determination is the master key to success. B-team football, B-team basketball, 27 B-team foot- ball, T and I, 3, pep club, historian FBLA, State and District FBLA conventions, 4. ELIZABETH ANNA KBETHJ MYERS By this face, this seeming throw of iustice, did she win the hearts of all that she did angle far. .lHA, 2, marshal Seven Keys to BaIdpate, art club, decoration committee iunior class party, voice of democracy, 37 mixed chorus, FBLA, pep club, 4. SARA ANNE NALLEY Beauty is truth, truth beauty. JHA, 23 JHA, American history test, 35 National Honor society, 4. LOUISE RANDOLPH NEW A maid with beauty blest, as fair as heaven can make her. Treasurer homeroom, voice of democracy, publicity committee The Goose Hangs High, 2, refreshment committee iunior class party, 3, pep club skit, mixed chorus, 4. SHERMAN CLAYTON NEWMAN Happiness is the art of finding ioy in the privileges of life. Mixed chorus, 2, mixed chorus, 35 music appreci- ation club, mixed chorus, 4. JOHNNY NICOLL His pleasant smiles and kindly ways Will live in our memories all our days. Football, B-team basketball, track, 25 football, block G, mixed chorus, 3, football, block G, sentinel FFA, mixed chorus, all-state football, 4. JERRY O'DELL He completes each task with a smile. T and I, DO, 35 secretary T and I, DO, 4. PAUL J. OELAND Common sense is nature's gift but reason is an art. B-team football, 2, football, 3, FFA, 4. CHARLES AGUSTUS KGUSJ OSBORNE He was active, stirring, all fire- Could not rest, could not tire. Treasurer sophomore class, marshal commence- ment, B-team basketball, 2, pep club, 3, secretary FFA, pep meeting skits, pep club, 4. Mullins Muzekari Nil' Myers Nalley New Newman Nicoll O'Dell Oeland Osborne Page Forty-Seven ,I Outlaw Owens LEILA MARIANNE OUTLAW Midst the good, the pure, the true. Voice of democracy, 2, American history test, 3, mixed chorus, FTA, 4. DAN H. OWENS He is a gentleman in whom I build an absolute trust. Radio club, 3, radio club, vice chairman student service committee, science club, 4. MARGARET R. OWINGS Her smile is such that thou must smile in return. JHA, treasurer homeroom, 2, FBLA, treasurer home- room, 3, FNC, community service committee, pep club, 4. SEPTIMA ANNETTE PALM All who upon her face do gaze, can see the gentle- ness of her ways. JHA, secretary homeroom, 2, historian FBLA, vice president homeroom, treasurer homeroom, pep club, 3, DE, secretary homeroom, 4. SUE PAINTER She so loves the sunshine and the sky. Volleyball, softball, 2. RAY PARKINS They're only truly great who are truly good. Vice president homeroom, football, B-team basket- ball, track, 2, football, block G, track, reporter FFA, property committee iunior class party, 3, football, block G, track, 4. WILLIAM GUY PENLAND 'Tis the mind that makes the body rich. EDWARD C. PENNEBAKER The force of his own merit makes his way. FBLA, 3, science club, FBLA, 4. JOE AVERY PIPER His good disposition is to be coveted more than fine gold. Radio committee, T and l, 3, science club, pep club, 4. CHARLES l.. PITTMAN, JR. It is easy to be pleasant when lite flows on like a song, But the man worthwhile is the man who can smile when everything goes dead wrong. Mixed chorus, music appreciation club, 37 FFA, mixed chorus, 4. ,fx f .iwsgfsiz ' -1 fm, Owings Palm Painter Parkins Penland Pennebaker Piper Pittman Pitts Poore Pressly Putman Pyle Ra kest raw Rasor Rayburn CHARLOTTE ANN PITTS A countenance with beckoning smiles. Treasurer homeroom, glee club, JHA, 2, mixed chorus, Spanish club, 3, FNC, treasurer homeroom, pep club, 4. RAYMOND WILSON POORE Where worth and merit meet. Band, radio club, 2, band, radio club, 3, band, radio club, 4. PENCYE POE PRESSLY 'Tis the songs ye sing and the smiles ye wear that's a-makin' the sun shine everywhere. Glee club, JHA, talent show, 2, talent show, 3, mixed chorus, science club, music appreciation club, 4. MARY HELEN PUTMAN Thy voice adds more to thy Ioveliness. Glee club, 2, mixed chorus, music council, GAA, 3, mixed chorus, vice president music club, music council, 4. EUGENIA HALEY PYLE And still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew. President homeroom, Student Council, lost and found committee, all-star volleyball, 2, National Honor society, American history test, secretary home- room, FTA, GAA, entertainment committee iunior class party, served senior banquet, 3, FTA, GAA, National Honor society, pep club, National merit scholarship test, costume committee Bimbo, the Pirate, 4. LINDA E. RAKESTRAW Loyal hearted, strong of mind, A truer friend nowhere you'll find. Block G, voice of democracy, 2, GAA, mixed chorus, all-star tumbling, American history test, 3, mixed chorus, pep club, 4. ANDREW RASOR True hearts are more than coronets, and simple faith than Norman blood. DE, 3, DE, 4. BARBARA LANE RAYBURN Consideration for others is the first law of good manners. Art club, 2, JHA, 3, JHA, 4. GLORlA ANN REESE Friendship is constant in all things. ng, 4. BARBARA ANN REPKO lndividuality and she are the salt of life. Voice of democracy, assistant stage manager Seven Keys to Baldpate, 2, vice president homeroom, pub- licity committee iunior class party, served senior ban- quet, 3, corresponding secretary FBLA, president homeroom, pep club, costume committee Bimbo, the Pirate, Student Council, 4. , + Y at , Jig, ,. Reese K Repko Page Forty-Nine Revis Reynolds Rice Richardson Ricker Riddle Ridgeway Rish Rivers Page Fifty Roane DORIS FAYE REVIS Sincerity is the way of heaven. Treasurer homeroom, 2, FNC, 3, FNC, pep club, 4. JIMMY REYNOLDS Ever pursuing true sportsmanship. Secretary homeroom, marshal commencement, foot- ball, 2, cheerleader,-president homeroom, marshal commencement, athletic committee, football, Student Council, 3, football, block G, 4. WALTER H. RICE, JR. The wisest man is generally he who thinks himself least so. T and I, 3, pep club, science club, 4. BILL RICHARDSON Athletics is his ioy. B-team football, treasurer homeroom, 2, football, property committee, entertainment committee junior class party, 35 football, block G, science club, ull- county football, 4. DAVID CLELAND RICKER lt's the set of the soul that determines the goal. BOBBIE JEAN RIDDLE Behold the first in virtue as in face. JHA, basketball, 2, FBLA, secretary homeroom, bas ketball, 3, treasurer FNC, mixed chorus, pep club science club, 4. DICKEY RIDGEWAY A man of knowledge increaseth strength. SYLVIA VIRGINIA RISH She who wins is she who works. JHA, 2, DE, 3, DE, 4. MARGARET LILLIAN RIVERS There is no scupturing like character. American history test, 3, Spanish club, pep club, mixed chorus, 4. TEMPLE MARTIN ROANE He has a strong mind prompted by noble purpose! Football, tennis, treasurer homeroom, 'property com- mittee, FFA, 2, football, tennis, block G, vice chair- man property committee, FFA, 3, president homeroom, football, tennis, block G, property committee, 4. 1 1 VlRGlLO'DELL ROBERSON, lll Happy am I, from care l'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me? President homeroom, Student Council, treasurer homeroom, 2, boys' state, marshal commencement, National Honor society, marshal The Heiress, trea- surer homeroom, publicity committee iunior class party, American history test, 3, treasurer senior class, science club, pep club, assembly committee, marshal football, 4. WILLIAM EARL ROBERSON If he is your friend, you are lucky indeed, for there is nothing he will not do for you. Secretary homeroom, 2, vice president homeroom, Student Council, president homeroom, radio club, National Honor society, American history test, 3, treasurer homeroom, vice president radio club, mar- shal tootball, National merit scholarship test, National Honor society, pep meeting skit, pep club, 4. JOE BERRY ROBERTSON Whose high endeavors are an inward light That makes the path before him bright. Secretary homeroom, 27 American history test, 35 vice president homeroom, National Honor society, science club, pep club, secretary homeroom, elections committee, 4. PATSY ANN ROBERTSON With heart as rich as the crimson of the rose. PATRICIA JEAN ROBINSON She fills her world with loving deeds. JHA, 2, FBLA, 3, FBLA, mixed chorus, pep club, 4. PHIL ROBINSON Of soul sincere, in action faithful, in honor clear. Voice of democracy, 25 T and l, 4. SARA JANE RODDY Spring seems to smile on earth when she is near. JHA, all-star basketball, 25 marshal The Goose Hangs High, pep club, JHA, all-star basketball, GAA, 3, president homeroom, Student Council, pep club, vice president FNC, 4. BETTY SUZANN RODGERS How sweet and gracious even in common speech. JHA, glee club, 2, JHA, 3, JHA, FNC, 4. ROBBIE ROPER His ready help was ever high, Patience and a pleasant smile. FTA, National Honor society, 3: FTA, National Honor society, National merit scholarship test, 4. NANCY MARGARET ROSS Capable, dependable, and zealous in every phase of school existence, President homeroom, vice president homeroom, JHA, 2, FBLA, athletic committee, 3, president pep club, historian FBLA, pep meeting skit, 4. Roberson Roberson Robe,-qson Robertson Robinson Robinson Roddy Rodgers Roper Ross Page Fifty-One Ross i Rozakos VERNER CSONNYJ ROSS, JR. A smile for all, a greeting glad, A friendly, courteous way he had. B-team football, 2, property committee, football, track, FFA, 3, pep meeting skit, track, pep club, sophomore intramural basketball referee, 4. JOANNA ROZAKOS A heart as soft, a heart as kind, As in the whole world you can find. FBLA, 3, DE, 4. PAT RUSH He loved to laugh, and so he lent to other lives his merriment. Lost and found committee, president homeroom, Student Council, 2, president homeroom, refreshment committee junior class party, cafeteria committee, Student Council, marshal commencement, American history test, 3, cheerleader, vice president homeroom, National Honor society, athletic committee, pep club, 4. BRADLEY RUSSELL He is a gentleman because his nature is kind and affable to every person. Band, 2, Spanish club, band, National Honor soc- iety, American history test, music appreciation club, 3, vice president homeroom, band, National Honor society, music appreciation club, pep club, 4. RHODA LIVINGSTON RYAN Those who paint her truest, praise her most. Basketball, mixed chorus, 3, FTA, secretary home- room, mixed chorus, pep meeting skit, 4. BEVERLY EARLE SAMPLE Sweetly did she speak sand move. FBLA, American history test, 3, pep club, FBLA, marshal Bimbo, the Pirate, mixed chorus, 4. KENNETH AARON SARGENT Honor, achievement, vision, and great promise Are all his through merit's own fair name. Treasurer homeroom, 2, marshal The Heiress, mar- shal commencement, Boys' State, Civitan Youth con- ference, National Honor society, elections committee, vice president homeroom, refreshment committee iunior class party, 3, senior class president, assembly com- mittee, cabinet, Student Council, pep club, head mar- shal football, National Honor society, 4. MAY BELLE SCOTT Charm strikes the sight and merit wins the soul. Vice president homeroom, secretary homeroom, as- sembly committee, 2, secretary homeroom, FTA, col- umnist High News, served senior class banquet, Dis- trict IV SCSPA convention, American history test, publicity committee iunior class party, State FTA con- vention, 3, pep club, FTA, National Honor society, feature editor High News, pep meeting skit, 4. RAYMOND EDWARD SCOTT, JR. The glory of this athlete will forever live in our hearts. B-team football, B-team basketball, baseball, block G, 2, football, baseball, block G, 3, football, base- ball, block G, 4. BUNKY SEAY Friends are the surest guards for Kings. President homeroom, vice president homeroom, traf- fic safety committee, Student Council, 2, vice presi- dent homeroom, FBLA, community service committee, 3, pep club, president homeroom, Student Council, 4. Rush Russell RYW' Sample Page Fifty-Two Sa rg ent Scott Scott Seay s Sexton Sexton Seybt Sh aleuly Shedd Shockley Shockley Siachos iigis ANNEUE sEx'roN , . QA thing of beauty is o ioy forever. f WAYNE KENNETH SEXTON His words are bonds, his oaths oracles, his love sin- cere, his thoughts immaculate. Track, 2, T and I, 3, T and I, 4. WYATT AIKEN SEYBT God will not love thee less because men love thee more. FBLA, 3, FBLA, pep club, pep meeting skits, 4. MICHAEL SHALEULY There is honesty, manhood, and good fellowship in thee. B-team football, T and I, 3, DE, 4. JOANN SHEDD A kind and gentle heart she had to comfort friends and foes. Art club, 3. DONALD ELLIS SHOCKLEY In thy face we see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. President homeroom, 2, mixed chorus, 3, mixed chorus, music appreciation club, 4. RONALD DURANT SHOCKLEY Strong, courteous, sensible-the marks of a perfect gentleman. President homeroom, Student Council, 2, music ap- preciation club, accompanist mixed chorus, organist, 3, president homeroom, music appreciation club, organist, accompanist mixed chorus, vice chairman community service committee, vice president music council, Stu- dent Council, 4. MARION SIACHOS Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. JHA, all-star basketball, 2, GAA Council, FBLA, FBLA State convention, 3, pep club, GAA council, 4. 11 GEORGIA SIMON As the bright sun glorifies the skies, so is her face illuminated by her eyes. Glee club, 2, FBLA, 3, pep club, 4. LINDA KKITTYI HUNT SIMS Thy sweet memory we shall cherish. President homeroom, Student Council, 2, president homeroom, Student Council, vice president home- room, DE, 3, president DE, club council, 4. Simon Sims Page Fifty-Three Smith Smith Smith Smith 3 ff: - I if ' , Smith Smoak Snoddy Spratt l Springfield Page Fifty-Four Stall ARTHUR SMITH Every tomorrow a vision of hope. Secretary homeroom, FFA, 2, FFA, 3, DE, 4. GEORGE RANDALL CRANDYJ SMITH All life is built upon an undefeated love of living. FBLA, 3, pep club, president homeroom, Student Council. 4. GERALD SMITH Great souls are they who love the most, who breathe the deepest of heaven's air and give of them- selves most truly. Band, 2, FFA, band, track, 3, mixed chorus, FFA, track, 4. JIMMY SMITH Generous and unselfish people should be appreciated like geniuses. STANLEY SMITH, JR. A true knight of knowledge and manhood. Vice president homeroom, American history test, refreshment committee iunior class party, 37 National Honor society, National merit scholarship test, presi- dent science club, 4. GERALD SMOAK Pure foresight and faith in all!! President homeroom, T and l, mixed chorus, 37 T and I, pep club, 4. CAROLYN ,J EANNETTE SNODDY Our dignity is not what we do but what we under- stand. Art club, glee club, secretary homeroom, 2, art club, mixed chorus, decoration committee iunior class party, 3, art club, pep club, 4. STEPHEN NEAL SPRATT Honor is purchased by the deeds we do. Band, 2, T and I, 3, pep club, FBLA, 4. JUNE CAUDELL SPRINGFIELD Wisdom is only found in Truth. Art club, treasurer and secretary homeroom, marshal Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, all-star volley- ball, 2, High News, served senior banquet, FBLA, FBLA State convention, 3. JOE SIRRINE STALL He who resolves to conquer a task and does so de serves praise. Election committee, science club, FBLA, marshal football, 4. ESTHER LOUISE STENHOUSE Words cannot express her infinite sweetness. All-star volleyball, 25 GAA, 37 FNC, stage crew Bimbo, the Pirate, pep club, GAA, science club, 4. JULIE DOUGLAS STEWART To this girl the gods have given three precious gifts-wisdom, sympathy, and tolerance. Secretary homeroom, social committee, JHA, 2: National Honor society, refreshment committee iunior class party, pep club, vice president homeroom, 35 National Honor society, secretary traffic safety com- mittee, pep club, FBLA, 4. HOLLIE B. STONE Nature puts forth her gentlemen and monarchs must give place. JUDITH STONE There was something about her that made my heart stir. JHA, 25 FBLA, property committee, pep club, 3: DE, property committee, treasurer homeroom, 4. LADSON CLADDIED A. M. STOVER Light-hearted, happy, witty, and young, he laughed and talked and danced and sang. Band, T and I, 25 band, T and l, 3. CHARLES STOWE There is nothing in his kingdom that'he would not give to anyone who asked for it. B-team football, 2, B-team football, FFA, 37 library club, 4. FRANCES ELIZABETH STRUTTON She holds the rank no king can give, no station can disgrace. Glee club, 27 FBLA, 4. MONA SUZANNE SWITZER Mighty art thou, because of the peaceful charms of thy presence. JHA, 27 FBLA, GAA, 3, FNC, GAA, pep club, mixed chorus, 4. DREW TAYLOR There's nothing so becomes one as modest stillness and humility. DE, mixed chorus, 4. HELEN SKELTON TAYLOR She's a girl who is very clever, Successful in all that she may endeavor. JHA, 2, secretary homeroom, DE, 37 vice president DE, 4. 4 1 c this Ste n h a u se '?413Hfz:R..7 1 H- 1 ,U 1: t Q: ttf -sms. 43 ' 4 rv 3 'ggi r i W, ,. . sg Stewart s- ..s,.::-My Stone Stone Stover Stowe iss' fe Sffulfon Switzer Taylor Taylor - ,cm ,, ss. J., , ,.,,,, .,W1 ..,g-fgifziltsil ' gm X Page Fifty-Five - - Thomason Thomasson MARTHA B. THOMASON She has the genius for being loved. Glee club, 2, mixed chorus, FTA, 3, mixed chorus, FTA, FTA District convention, pep club, 4. CHARLES THOMASSON When hearts are true few words will do.' FBLA, 4. 1 IDA LEONA THOMPSON A girl who is pleasant, o girl who is gay, A girl who is happy the live long day. Library service club, FNC, GAA, 3, FNC, library ser- vice club, pep club, GAA, 4. LARRY A. THOMPSON Man is his own star, and that soul that can be honest is the only perfect man. FFA, 4. SALLY THOMPSON On the stage or off, she was unsurpassed. Voice of democracy, 2, Thespians, voice of demo- cracy, stage crew The Goose Hangs High, and The Heiress, stage crew talent show, GAA, American history test, Spanish club, 3, president Thespians, secretary homeroom, Spanish club, pep club, stage manager Bimbo, the Pirate, club council, National Honor society, 4. JEANNE PRESTON THREATT With dreamy poise and queenlike air, One at the fairest among the fair. Treasurer homeroom, 2, secretary homeroom, Ameri- can history test, FTA, 3, vice president FTA, radio committee, 4. PAT TINNEY How sweet and fair she seems to be. Mixed chorus, 2. THOMAS E. ITOMJ TOLLISON The friendly grasp, the honest gaze, the voice that means the thing it says. B-team football, 2, T and I, B-team, football, 3, DE, 4. WILLIAM RUSH TRAMMELL Those who are born great, achieve greatness, and have greatness thrust upon them. FFA, FBLA, 3, FFA, 4. IRIS JUANITA TRAYNHAM Joy rises in her like a summer's morn. JHA, voice of democracy, 2, FBLA, 3, FNC, pep club, 4. Thompson Thompson Thompson Threatt Page Fitty-Six Tinney Tollison Tfllmmell Q fit fi? .as NTSC: ff? I .... gggl, c 4 . M. - .QV ,. -QL .- Asif ' . -' fr.. '- 'Q 'V ,ft-1 an . ik K if 2,1 ---- ,, .3521 Troynham 'QV T,-qynl-,gm Tripp Tucker Tutterow gas J- Vaughn Velsor Wagner PEGGY TRAYNHAM The fairest garden in her looks And in he-r mind the wisest books. Vice president homeroom, board of control, treasurer homeroom, traffic committee, 2, secretory homeroom, vice president junior class, FBLA, secretary radio com- mittee, marshal commencement, marshal The Heiress, chairman publicity committee junior class play, pep club, 3, secretary homeroom, mixed chorus, FTA, pep club, FTA District convention, pep meeting skit, 4. T. GILBERT TRIPP Stand firm by the valour of manhood. Mixed chorus, 2, DE, 3, FBLA, 4. CHARLES JACKSON TUCKER He is not the mon in the moon, but the stars are within his reach. Pep club, science club, 4. TED L. TUTTEROW A combination of constant alertness and ambition trend upward toward one goal. Radio club, vice president homeroom, refreshment committee iunior class party, 3, radio club, pep club, cafeteria committee, 4. CAROLYN VAUGHN Not what we give, but what we share. JHA, 2, mixed chorus, 3, JHA, mixed chorus, 4. DON VELSOR The law of the soul is eternal endeavor that lifts a man upward and onward forever. Band, 2, band, 3, science club, first sergeant band, 4. ANTONIA HUNT WAGNER She knows what is true, to do what is right. Glee club, 2, mixed chorus, music appreciation club, National Honor society, American history test, Span- ish club, 3, mixed chorus, National Honor society, Spanish club, National merit scholarship test, pep club, 4. JUDY WALKER She looked on life and found it sweet. JHA, 2, mixed chorus, American history test, 3, mixed chorus, DE, 4. NANCY DEAN NA WALKER Not what seems fair. but what is true. Not what we dream but what we do. Treasurer homeroom, music council, accompanist glee club, president glee club, 2, secretary homeroom, music council, accompanist mixed chorus, organist, publicity committee, entertainment committee iunior class party, served senior banquet, 3, pep club, presi- dent homeroom, president music appreciation club, secretary publicity committee, secretary music council, Student Council, organist, pep meeting skit, 4. GEORGE ELMER WALTERS He hath a wisdom which doth guide his valour to act in safety. Science club, 4. i Walker Walker Walters Page Fifty-Seven Ward Weaver Wells Wells White White Whiten Whiqmire Q at ri Whitted Wiggins Page Fifty-Eight RICHARD RUSSELL WARD His face was alight with cl magnificent light of courage. TOMMY WEAVER He is true to his work, his word, and his friends. B-team football, pep club, decorations committee iunior class party, 3, science club, pep club, track, 4. BEVERLEY JEAN WELLS lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. JHA, 2, JHA, American history test, 3, vice president homeroom, JHA, FNC, stage crew Bimbo, the Pirate, voice of democracy, 4. SONNY WELLS Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere. B-team football, 2. CAROLYN ANN WHITE Look thou at her noble bearing as well as her lovely face. Community service committee, entertainment commit- tee iunior class party, volleyball, secretary homeroom, 3, FTA, elections committee, pep meeting skit, FTA District convention, pep club, National Honor society, 4. JUDY WHITE She is like a princess in a book. Treasurer homeroom, JHA, 2, treasurer homeroom FBLA, GAA, 3, FBLA, pep club, 4. ' MARTHA JAYNE WHITEN She walks in beauty like the night. Treasurer homeroom, 2, treasurer homeroom, FBLA, 35 pep club, FBLA, 4. THOMAS WHITMIRE A gentleman now and always. Treasurer homeroom, 3, athletic committee, pep club, 4. FREDDA WHITTED With a grace and beauty none could name. Entered senior year. BETH WIGGINS Sweetness charms. JHA, 2, DE, 4. LINDA RUTH WILKINS Great is truth and above all things. Vice president homeroom, secretary homeroom, JHA, glee club, 2, vice president homeroom, JHA, American history test, 3, JHA, 4. HARRIETTE JEAN WILLIAMS There is something lovely in her easy flowing grace. Spanish club, 3, Spanish club, 4. WERNER K. WILLIS Art is the thing of the world that I love most. E. DALE WOOD Genteel in personage, conduct and equippage, Noble by heritage, generous and free. Band, 2, band, FNC, 3, T and I, secretary home- room, 4. NANCY WOOD ' A cheerful heart and smiling face pour sunshine into the darkest place. Entered iunior year, GAA, FTA, Thespians, block G, 3, all-star softball, block G, GAA, FTA, pep club, radio committee, vice president Thespians, assistant director Bimbo, the Pirate, 4. LA NOMA WOODWARD Even virtue is more fair when it appears in a lovely person. JHA, glee club, 2, DE, state DE convention, 3, edi- tor and promotion manager DE, state DE convention, 4. SANDRA .IEANNE WRIGHT Laugh a bit ond sing a song. JHA, 2, mixed chorus, FNC, 3, JHA, publicity com- mittee Bimbo, the Pirate, 4. PHYLLIS CATHERINE WYATT True to all was she. JHA, 2, mixed chorus, 3, JHA, mixed chorus, 4. ELIZABETH YANCEY Thou art lovely as love itself. Treasurer JHA, 2, secretary homeroom, FNC, Na- tional Honor society, American history test, 3, Nation- al Honor society, JHA, FNC, costume committee Bimbo, the Pirate, 4. PAUL JOSEPH YESBECK Great actions speak great minds. Wilkins Williams Willis Wood Wood Woodwo rd Wright Wyatt Yancey Yesbeck t 1 Page Fifty-Nine Young Zachary DONALD YOUNG He found happiness in doing. PATRICIA LOUISE ZACHARY O, thou art fairer than the evening air clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. President homeroom, JHA, 25 maiorette, president homeroom, president JHA, pep club, served senior banquet, club council, District IV SCASC, 35 pep club, Spanish club, head maiorette, Piedmont Inter- Schooi Relations, Girls' State, chairman community service committee, chairman costume committee Bim- bo, the Pirate, vice president Student Body, cabinet, Student Council, 4. Page Sixty BILL KEY Vice President GAILE FROST President '59 class officers . .. OUR SECOND YEAR at the school on the hill . . . no longer self- conscious newcomers, we entered with a sense of belonging and a feeling of participating . . . greeting old friends and new teachers, we soon found ourselves in the familiar pattern of ghs , . . iunior essays . . . iunior tests . . . class party . . . our first college night . . . career clinic . . . talent show . . . one-act plays . . . all played a big part in making our year a memorable one. DALE LULL Secretary MISS RUTH BOYD MILTON LEWIS Counselor Treasurer Page Sixty-One First Row: BRENDA ALEXANDER, MILTON ALLEN, ELEANOR ALVERSON, GENE AMICK, BUTCH ANDREWS, JUDY ARMSTRONG, LINDA ASHLEY Second Row: LOUIS ASHLEY, BETTY AUSLANDER, MARY JEAN AYERS, CAROLYN SUE BAILES, LINDA BAILEY, PAUL BAILEY, ANN BAKER Third Row: JIM R. BALDWIN, JIMMY BALDWIN, GRADY BALLENTINE, JIMMY BANNON, CAROL BARNICK, JAMES BARR, JAMES W. BASKIN Fourih Row: JAMES BATES, LARRY BATSON, CAROLE ANN BATY, CAROLE BEAM, GENA BEAN, RUDY BENNETT, GERRY BENSTON Fifth Row: SUSAN BETTINGER, LOUANNE BETTIS, PAT BILLINGTON, RONNIE BISHOP, JANE T. BLACK, CHARLES BOLT, NANCY BOYD Sixih Row: CHARLES BRADLEY, WARREN BRANNON, RICHARD BRASSELL, BOBBIE JEAN BREZEALE, SYLVIA BRIDGES, BUDDY BRIGHAM, JERRY BROCKMAN Sevenih Row: DEE BROSNAN, ALVIN BROTHERS, FRED BROWN, JOHNNY BROWN, KENNETH BROWN, MICKEY BROWN, MIKE BROWN -wf' ai!- Hi -wo 1.. , . ,,.,, V. . . 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Ig, , J sw 1. -wr f 2 ' 1 41' ff 1 ' H . I S. f ' PM - . 1 '- .,.. aff. X -, Page Slxty-Two .,. 1 43 Q3 ri B Qu fania and furman pause in fheir busy schedule fo reIax and enjoy reading junior class First Row: JUDY BRUCE, HOWARD BRYAN, WALTER BULL, DEVAR BURBAGE, JERRY BURBANK, CAROLINE BURGESS, JERRY BURRISS, BARBARA BYARS Second Row: BOBBY CAMPBELL, CAROLINE CAMPBELL, JIMMY CANNON, JOYCE CANNON, BOBBY CARPENTER, KATRINA CARROLL, LYNN CARROLL, JOHNNY CARSON Third Row: LINDER CARTER, CLARY CASON, EYVONNE CHASTAIN, ANN CHEVES, PAT CHILDERS, CHARLES CHILDRESS, LIBBY CHILDS, SHELDON CHILDS Fourih Row: GEORGIA CHRISTIAN, MARGARET CICI, BILL CLARY, CONNIE CLEVELAND, LOUISE COBB, SIBYL COFF-EY, GUY COKER, SADIE COLE . - ' -,H W, ' , , ' H '15, 1 ' -M, was rm? w.3?I V : . .- I 7 V ws, fig -m5Q,s,LgMgw , I s,,. M was ,W -- , Gigi -. K iff'-V , ., I 53? - - ' - ' A , Z f in . nxzrlrigil I . ,. 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',.1I MBIHTK mrs. waldrep points out cm inferesfing american history facf fo jucly cmd oHo junior class First Row: JOHN COLLINS, MARIO COOPER, SUSAN COOPER, TONY COOPER, DELORES COTHRAN, LINDA COUCH, ANNE COWAN, SHERRY 23:26:11 Row: LaRUE CRIBB, BILLY CRYMES, JENNIE DAVIDSON, JIMMY DAVIS, KENNETH DEAR, BARBARA DeLANEY, WALLACE DERRICK, JIMMIE BILL DODENHOFF, BILL DODSON, LINDA KAY DRACE, WILL DUNN, FRANKIE EASSY, SALEM EASSY, DOYLE EDMONDSON, BARBARA EcEm::I:lTf'Ea!vY:INNANCY ESKEW, PEGGY SUE EVATT, PATTY FARMER, JOHNNY FARNSWORTH, FRANCES FELLERS, CYNTHIA FINCH, JUDY FINLEY, JIM fy A 'r Y . - ' :1 - . U 1 , A 'S Q M fix' W 3' -'11 1 1 if ' R Wu I I 7 1 I gf 5 A ' ' , W in A f W V 1- ,.,, E., L Q wmv k.., If ,I I , Ikk, V I. L 7,5 A 0 W5 , LA I f , E 2- '05 rf M' I 1 ' f , -A W .. - 1 1 fy g,:,Q,a.IQ Q- A, A A . , l L L. A E' I - ,,C.C I , N94 W'-' as ,7 qgqr ' X ' ' K QE ffl Q?,4.g5f1- kkkk ilk in Page Sixty-Four 1 2 ag ,E I First Row: GARY FORD, TOMMY FORD, HARRY FOREHAND, JAMES FORRESTER, HAROLD FOSTER, JACKIE FOSTER, MYRNA FRENCH Second Row: VIRGINIA FRICK, GAILE FROST, CHARLES FUNK, NANCY FURMAN, MIKE GAILLARD, DOLORES GALLOWAY, JOHNNY GAMBLE Third Row: BARBARA GAMBRELL, SUSAN GARBER, EVELYN GARLINGTON, NANCY GARNER, CAROLYN GARRAUX, CARY GARRETT, CAROLYN GARRISON Fourth Row: RUTH ELLEN GASSIN, CLARK GASTON, PHYLLIS GAUDETTE, PAUL GAULT, MARGUERITE GEER, MARY CATHERINE GEORGE, JUDY GETTYS Fifth Row: RALPH GENOBLE, EDDIE GIBSON, MARY LEE GIBSON, PHIL GIBSON, PATSY GILREATH, BOB GLASS, KENNETH GLENN Sixih Row: SAM GORDON, MODENE GOSS, BILLY GOSSETT, CAROLYN GOSSETT, FRANCES GRAHAM, MARK GRAHAM, RAYMOND GRAYDON Sevenfh Row: CHARLOTTE GREENE. DAVID GREEK, COGSWELL GREGORY, BEN GROCE, NIKKI GUY, SANDRA HALL, SYLVIA HANCOCK Page Sixty-Five First Row: LINDA HANKS, ANTHONY HARAKAS, KAE HARPER, SANDRA 'HAWKINS, JOHN HEATHERLY, HOWARD HELLAMS, FRED HENRY Second Row: REBECCA HENSON, JANE HEYLMUN, BARBARA HILL, RICHARD HILL, BILL HINES, MARTY HOFFMEYER, SUZIE HORSEMAN Third Row: ANNETTE HOWARD, ELAINE L. HOWARD, BOB HUBBARD, ROBERT HUDGENS, JOYE HUFF, JUDY HUGHES, MARY ELLA HUNT Fourth Row: JANE HUNTER, ENOCH HURST, BILL INGRAM, JERRY ISRAEL, FURMAN IVEY, GERALD JACOBS, DOUGLASS JACOBSON Fifth Row: ELIZABETH JAMES, JONNIE ANN JAMES, JIMMIE RUTH JANNINO, FREDDIE JENNINGS, ROGER JOHNSTONE, DAVID JONES, FURMAN JONES Sixth Row: JACK JONES, MARTHA JONES, NANCY JONES, RUTH JONES, TIM JONES, WEBSTER JONES, JACK JORDAN Seventh Row: SANDRA JORDAN, MIMI JOYCE, NICK KABLER, JUDY KEITH, RUSSELL KELLER, EVELYN KELLETT, SHERRILL KELSO Page Sixty-Six high news and nauiilus sfaff members exchange ideas during carefree momenfs junior class First Row: CAMILLA KENNEDY, BILL KEY, KAREN KIMMEL, JANE KINARD, CATHY KING, JERRY KING, DUTCH KNIGHT, GEORGE LAMBRAKOS Second Row: BILL LANDING, PENNY LATHAM, CHARLES LAWTON, MANLY LEAGUE, VIVIAN LEDFORD, TANIA LEON, STUART LEVI, CECIL LEWIS Third Row: MILTON LEWIS, BECKY LIGON, HARRIETT LIPSCOMB, BILLY LITTLE, NANCY LONGSTREET, FRANK LOOPER, JEAN LOWDERMILK, SALLY LOWE Fourth Row: JOAN LUCAS, DALE LULL, BILL LYNCH, PATSY LYONS, PETE MAHERAS, KATHRYNE MANHEIM, LOUIS MANIOS, SARAJON MARTIN I nfl' ' QTYTY' ...fx A945 10 , ,,,,,, ff, .V , ,1 ,,W,?,,,Y,,3b.5 55 s Ei ' ' ' 1 I , WP My WTP N wf ,Q , f H W L-1 K ff Kc w fi f 2262.1 5, f-'59 -N2 F ,gf N ISQESQE3 'kj g Page Sixfy'Seven .1-J r--J ,WW mc .. W-A whof, boys-no books?? oh-if musf be Iunchfime . . or did you arrive of 8:30 Eiunior class First Row: STEVE MASSEY, LIB MATTOS, EZRA MAYER, DON MCALISTER, NORMAN McCARTER, EMILY MCCULLOUGH, SALLY McGEE, CHARLOTTE MCHAFFIE Second Row: JACK McKAY, ROY MCKINNEY, REX McLAUCHLIN, GERALD MCMANUS, WILLIAM McPHERSON, JEAN MERRITT, BONNIE MILES, BUDDY MILFORD Third Row: BILL MILLER, LINDA W. MILLER, PAT MILLER, RUTH MILLS, LANCE MIMS, DONNIE MITCHELL, JANIE MOELLER, MARTHA MOODY Fourth Row: JUDY MOSS, LEE MOSS, RICHARD MULL, LYNDA MULLINAX, JOE NEUWIRTH, LINDA NIVEN, JIM NUBSON, LINDA O'DELL I V X,-' I w .4-,Q ' ' . 'en ,, f - 1 , - .' ,qw I 1 ,grew Ax F' i 'W ' wg ff I - ' A I R , ' H pw v- -A5 f. :QI 15 ' -- --LL . , . WW., ,,,, L - I CI., Y, X 22:1 A Z2 .53 3 -. V 1, 5 K . g, Jgw wi '- X , I W wr A JMQQHKE Page Sixty-Eight First Row: DWIGHT ODOM, FERMINA OSBORNE, VANDA OUTLAW, JUDY OWENS, RONALD PALM, ONA PALMER, CARLA PAMPERIN Second Row: MIKE PANNELI., ELAINE PAOURIS, BILLY PATTERSON, JAMES PEIGLER, MILLER PERDUE, DEWEY PERKINS, MARY SUE PERRY Third Row: MICHAEL PETERS, KENNETH PHILLIPS, PATSY PICKENS, GLENDA PITTS, KEITH PLYLER, PATSY POE, BETTY ANN POOLE Fourth Row: HARRY POOLE, CLAY PORTER, DAVID PRESTON, MARSHA PROSER, ALLAN QUICK, VARDRY RAMSEUR, CAROL JEAN RAMSEY Fifth Row: BYRON REED, JOAN REYNOLDS, BETTY JEAN RHYMER, BETTY RIDDLE, BARBARA RIDGEWAY, CAROLYN RIDGEWAY, BOBBY RIDGILL Sixth Row: CATHERINE RIGBY, TECORA RIGGINS, BILLY ROBERTSON, BESS HILDA RODDY, ESTON RODGERS, LUCINDA ROE, HOWARD ROGERS Seventh Row: CAROL ROPER, PORTER ROSE, DOROTHY SANDERS, AMANDRA SATTERFIELD, BOBBY SCALES, LARK SCHULZE, BOBBY SCOTT 4-va, fi. 'mw3 .te l , 1.-Q.-I Page Sixty-Nine Firsi Row: JACK SCOTT, DEEGEE SHAW, MIKE SHELLEY, CARLTON SHELNUTT, W. R. SHIVES, NORRIS SHOCKLEY, CHARLOTTE SIMMONS Second Row: SHELBY JEAN SIMMONS, MARY ELLEN SIMON, BUDDY SIMPSON, MARTHA SINGLETARY, BILLY SKELTON, LORAN SMART, ANNABETH SMITH Third Row: ANNETTA SMITH, JANICE SMITH, LYNN SMITH, SANDRA SMITH, STEVE SMITH, DAVID SMYTH, NORMA JEAN SPENCER Fourth Row: TOMMY SPRINGFIELD, GLENDA STACY, MIKE STEIN, BARBARA STONE, MARY STONE, KEITH STONEMAN, CHARLOTTE STRIBLING Fifth Row: TOMMY STROM, AMY STROUD, TIM SULLIVAN, CATHY SUMNER, MAC SUTTON, BARRY TAYLOR, ELIZABETH TAYLOR Sixih Row: FRANK TAYLOR, JoANNE TAYLOR, BILL THERRELL, JIMMY THOMAS, JIMMY THOMPSON, JoANN THOMPSON, MARGARET THOMPSON Seventh Row: PHILIP THOMPSON, MIKE TOLLISON, GLENNA TRAMMELL, .IANIE TRIPP, CHARLES TROTTER, JOYCE ANN TRUSTY, ALLEN TURNER 419 'f N ffm, f-www nl I 'E K. wwf 9--1-- 1 1-.ev K N-ff mea! Q vitae VHP' Page Seventy junior girls welcome brendcr woifes, ci newcomer, and explain fhe ghs roufine fo her juniorclass First Row: REBECCA TURNER, BILLY TURRENTINE, DEAN VAN DYKE, PERRY VAUGHN, SHIRLEY VAUGHN, CARROLL WADDELL, KAY WADE, BONNI WAGNER Second Row: BRENDA WAITES, MICKEY WALDREP, OTTO WALDROP, ROBERT WALDROP, JUDY WALKER, ANNE WATERS, PAULA WEBBER, BURTON WEBSTER Third Row: ZILLAH WEBSTER, GENE WELLS, JUDY WELLS, BONNIE WHEELER, GAYLE WHITE, ANN WHITMIRE, PATRICIA WILLIAMS, RAY WILLIAMS Fourth Row: VIRGINIA WILLIS, DAVID WILSON, LINDA WILSON, ELIZABETH WINGATE, HOWARD WINSLOW, KERRY WOFFORD, DONNA WOOD, SHARON WOOD , ' , fwfvsfgmp e 5 A k g Y '- -f-f :: .+5 H f fisfffggzei . . - n' me L'-A if A I M C, .5 'Q A i f -A f . -.Meiji 4 . - 4- g . ,v 3 , rf A az? .wr , , . .1 , f ' ' I L. JI 5 A Yi i f 4' 2-wf' . , gxremffy f'3'!t! 1527! I- 7 'ms if - ' vf-wqf, ,, 'A g Z ' -N-ff' , 2 ,nf -I -ww-K wr'- Y? Q, 'saw 'vow CMM! TW!! 1 W I ' -I ,J 5 ,,zL f I f-A C, Q oiiii L I I I I ' Ln i I I y I L, To my. Lvxfw AVVA: V, 5 53:4-.,,. - VV iii i I jmfli 3 , A M ,,,,, , ,A, ,, fix V , K , - -3 T DE , , I Y A f if a I I Poge Seventy-One fhirfeen junior queens lend beaufy, grace, and charm lo greenville high school junior class First Row: SUSAN WOOLDRIDGE, BOBBY WYNN, MARTHA YOUNG Second Row: STEPHEN YOUNG, TED YOU NG, JUDY ZACHARY Third Row: RICHARD ZEPP, GEORGE ZIMMERMAN, ALEX ZIPPERER ' -f 'A - , . irc V, ' K i f Q- and 3'-1 T 1 5 mickey looks forward fo becoming a senior juniors live and breathe the spirit of ghs Page Seveniy-Two PETER STIPP President '6 0 I f ' c ass o hcers . .. WE ARRIVED! . . . green as grass and full of ambition and high aspiration for the coming year . . . we began the pleasant task of getting acquainted with fellow classmates and upperclassmen . . . we looked forward to falling into the daily routine of life at the school on the hill . . . days flew by as we became accustomed to tests, activities, work, and play . . . months quickly passed . . . with their passing came a deep feeling of love and a special reverence for the spirit of' ghs. MISS SARAH MEREDITH Counselor 5 14' is Q LINDA DOWLING Vice President MARGARET FOLGER Secretary , ' , ,,,, , rltt I rtss r 5 ,rrs to iff BILLY LONG Treasurer Page Seventy-Three JUDY ABLES CAROL ADAMS PAUL ALEXANDER, JR. KEREN NEAL ALLEN BUSTER ALLEY KLEIN ANDERS JIM ANDERSON LINDA ANDREWS J. M. ARD JOHNNY ARIAIL NANCY VANCE ASHMORE ROXIE ATKINS NORMA ATTAWAY LINDA AYERS SUNNY BAGWELL BILL BAILEY DAVID BALENTINE MARY ELIZABETH BALLENTINE JAMES BARBARE BARRY BARR DOUG BARTON BOBBY BATSON BOYD KEITH BATSON PATRICIA BATSON SALLIE BATSON MARTHA BEASON .IUDY BEEKS BARBARA BECK BOB BELL JANICE BELLAH JIMMY BELLWOOD KEN BENEFIELD JUDY BENNETT MARY BENNETT ROBERT BENSTON MURRAY BERKOWITZ ARRENA BISHOP LAURA BISHOP ARCHIE BLACK ALAN BLACKMON MIKE BLACKWELL ALAN BLACKWOOD Page Seventy-Four s o p h o m o r e 'twas September 3 that 598 I I hey, charles, donf believe cz word SHE says 'uh' if SFP' Ns' vu-'nv 'Q' 'Wd' c I cl s s anxious, curious sophomores pool in courf inspires aclmirafion of new sophs X BETTY BLASKOWITZ SUSAN BLYTHE .IOHN BOBE MARTHA BOLDING .IANICE BOLEY DARNICE BONDURANT GEORGIA BOUDOUCIES AUBREY BOUCHILLON CAROLYN BOWEN MELVIN BRIDGES TOMMY LEE BRIDGES TONY BRIDGES NELSON BROCK PATRICIA BROCKMAN FRANCES BROOKMAN DONALD BROOKSHIRE BOBBY BROWN ELOUISE BROWN STEPHEN BROWN WILEY BROWN, JR. LARRY BRUCE ...M ...nm .....,.M.-,.g. , , . ....I.........4.....T., ALVER BRYANT DIANE BRYANT PATSY BUCHANAN JOE BUCKNER DOT BURCH BILL BURGIN JOHN BYRD LINDA CALLAWAY WAYNE CANNON GLENNA CAPPS BETSY CARPENTER DIANE CARSON BILLY CASS PRISCILLA CASSELL LINDA ANN CASTOR VIVIAN CATHEY CLAUDIA CATO MARY LOU CHAMBERS JACKIE CHANDLER JOAN CHAPMAN PAT CHAPPELEAR Page Seventy Fave RANDY CHEATHAM BILL CHILDERS LARRY CHILDERS EMILYN CHILDS JUDY CLARK SHARON CLARKE ADRIENNE CLEERE KAY CLEMENT SHIRLEY CLEVELAND CLARENCE CLYATT, JR, TOMMY COAN RANDY COCHRAN ELEANOR COKER JUDY COLE MARTHA JUDY COLE SALLIE COLEMAN DOROTHY COLN MARGARET COMPTON JIM CONNELLY NEIL CONNOR NOEL COOPER WILEY COOPER JANICE COPELAND VIVIAN COWARD JEANIE COWART BEVERLY COX VICKI COX JEAN CRAWFORD ROY CRISP CHARLIE CROCKER RANDELL CROFT NORMAN CULBERTSON NATHALIE CULPEPPER JIMMY CUNNINGHAM BUDDY CURETON TOM CURLEE RICHARD G. DAILEY PAT DANCY CLYDE DARNELL, JR. WALTER DAVENPORT CAROLEE DAVIS GEORGE DAVIS Page SevenTy'Six s o p h o m o r e gathered in the auditorium kelly and georgia catch up on homework of lunch Vi c I o s s to see old and new friends, english class makes inferesfing display of books '5,'ww-...,- V ., NI' -no-ew av- Q f . 7 ' -1 W. v..,.,MM-uv' I eff KENNETH DAVIS JOEL DEAN MARTHA DEAN MARY DEAN MICHAEL DELK DAVID DIBERT DICKY DIETZ JACK DILL SALLY DOBBINS GARY DOLLAR LINDA DOWLING TONY DOWLING JIMMIE DRAKE PAUL DUNN, JR. BART DYER EDDIE EDGAR TOM EDWARDS LONNIE ESTES BARBARA EUDY MICKEY FAULCONER JULIAN FELLERS 'UG T-...Nw SHELBY FERGUSON BARBARA FINLEY MARGARET TAYLOR FOLGER BOBBY FORRESTER ELIZABETH FOSTER FREDDY FOWLER SANDY FRAZIER ALLEN FREEMAN MARTHA FREEMAN PHYLLIS GAILEY JIMMIE LUE GAINES SANDRA GAINES BETH GARNER BILLY GARRAUX ALBERT GARRISON RONNIE GENTRY CAROLE GIBBS TOMMY GIBSON BONNIE GILBERT PAMELA RAY GILLAM SHIRLEY GILLIAM Page Seventy Seven JUANITA GILREATH MARY GILREATH GAYE GLOVER LARRY GOODWIN JAMES T. GORDON PATRICIA GOSNELL SUZANNE GOSNELL , . , ax Iv W R W JE .. -ww, iw, . ' '. M552 ,I 1-ww gm: wa, 15. . I-3 gs , 7 ' 41 ,... , ' il .Y ?M -G I JIM ,.. 55342 ' .RR n-,-A E. f .. .mg at J If 1 M ff -Y E, ,P ' A ,V Af., MA, M A Q , . L a z M 5: , .5 . YN? I I A WCHARD GRAVE5 n ' A AsA GRAY I Exo Iq+ I 5 I , MIKE GRAY I Z IO' if 1- IIOO I I coNNIE GRAYDON W -I:' V AWfO JEAN GREENWAY ROBBIE GREGORY RRAGGYO GGYGG. Q I ::1,, .,V , J A ,GEF N ..,. . , Y f A I I GO ZZE' IOOII O I JAMES GRIEEETI-I I , ELsA GRIFFIN 'I .AA I 5 GGRA IT' Q 'X W' - BILLIE SUE GRIEEIII-I f? ...Y A CAROL HALL mf A DIANE HALLMAN I If:: , I A I HAROLD HAMBY DOUG HANNAH DAVID HARDIN BETH HARDY PATSY HARRIS TOMMY HARRISON ZANE HARRISON PAT HARTNESS LYNN HARVLEY LINDA HAYES MARGARET HAYES PAT HEALY CYNTHIA HEARD CAROLYN HEATHERLY ROGER HELMS KATHRYN HENDERSON SAMMY HENDERSON MARCIA HENSLEY JOHN HEWELL ROSEMARY HICKS SHIRLEY JEAN HIGDON EDDIE HILL JUDY HILL Poge Seventy-Eight I M xp' qv. sophomore get home room assignments really . . . you don'f mean it . . . I didn'f know fhaf ifg 'Si I 'jig gk 'W A spd' g it : W I EK fxwi fe I' eil V A 1 E. in eww. 1 ,Ig Y I 1' . ' ,, was? M, -4 .. 'Tw A '+-HK' T 5 I Q, .if 1, 'Y A iw ' R+ I '- .If f - ' E' .f :MR In I. 2' may Ie: 0.4.4 1, A .,,J LL33: A L14 . I If W ,R-sf . - -ff PEGGY JEANNE HILL BILLY HILLHOUSE GENE HINDMAN ANNE HOLCOMBE JERRY HOLLINGSWORTH LINDA HOLLINGSWORTH GENE HOOPER NAN HOOPER PETE HORTON HARRIET HOUSTON BETTY HOWARD CHARLES HOWARD JANEE HOWARD LOUISE HOWARD DAVID HOWELL DORIS HOWIE JUDY HOWLAND DOROTHY HOWLE ED HUBBARD JANET HUDGENS JERRY HUDSON KAY HUGHEY TOMMY HUGUENIN PATTY HURST KENDRICK HUTCHESON ANKE IGNEE DON INGLE ROGER ISHAM BILLY JACKSON TONY JAMAR PATRICIA JARRELL MICHAEL JASKWHICH ANNE JAY MIRIAM JENKINS DICKIE JENNINGS GLORIA JOHNSON LARRY JOHNSON MABEL LEE JOHNSON PEGGY JOHNSON RAE LOUISE JOHNSON ROY JOHNSON MIKE JONES Page Seventy-Nine SHIRLEY JONES MICHAEL JORDAN BRAD KAY KENITH KEENAN BEVERLY KELLEY JIMMY KELLETT CAROLE KELLY JOHNNY KENDALL JIMMY KENNEDY MARION KENNEDY KAY KERRIGAN CAROLE KING CAROL KIRBY LYNDA KITCHEN ROBERT KNOWLES JIMMY KOHN RICHARD KOHN JIM KOLB LLOYD LANCASTER RITA LANCIANESE CAMILLA LANGLEY ,MV - . V WEEE , VV - -- ,, - . 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PAT LANGLEY RONNIE LANGSTON GERRY LQPLANTE BILL LAYMAN BILL LAZENBY BOBBY LEE CHARLES LEICHT TERRY LeKIVETZ JIMMY LEPPARD OVERTON LEWIS MARIAN LIGON VIRGINIA LINDSAY BILLY LINN MARVIN LOCKABY LINDA LOCKE DAVID LOFTIS WILLIAM LOFTIS LINDA LOLLIS BILLY LONG PAT LONG RACHEL LONG Page Eughfy sophomore to them locker combinations, susan, jane, and carol Iois chat before school nf' 45? NV' +A 'Nl' Vim...-J' EY? ww? Q .IM f A 3 may ' K A I I: I, ' 'I I I ww. ,.. , f ,Div I ,ev 'I f ffm If ' f 2' ' - . , :Li 5 I ' 21 If -ww' I J vw- - R - f .I Q l 'fly A V f 4'PN 7 17 4 W IQ I ,M a. 'vm Q A 'f 'lI'h if as 1:-1 wif' rj class I I f IR ,iff ' Rf? I I BRENDA LOOPER ALFRED LUREY PHYLLIS LYTLE STEWART MALTBY JIMMY MANGUM SEABROOK MARCHANT JOAN MARCHBANKS MARY MARCHBANKS BILLY MARTIN CHARLES MARTIN ED MARTIN JIMMY MARTIN PATRICIA MARTIN LINDA ANN MASON ELAINE MASSEY EMMA JANE MASSEY RICHARD MAXWELL DIRGEN MAY JOYCE MAYFIELD JEANNEA McALISTER GWEN MCCALL library slips, tarcly bells, i'm going fo the porfy foo . . . no homework ,f FA 11- - I-of ff I ,I ,I Q. ,. . f I K- Us I ,YV L . K M ii? VV,k- A I t I Z I, gy' :W k ,- Im my I , .,.. its 72 dx N! H I 'W' Ll' I1 I Q -fr Its: ,-,s K 'QM II ,,A,, V II 'YQIW .1 f' If A MfW?f5' If A 3 I I I I A V I V si' 'I gf- I I -:f : 1' 7 A - ff A I f ,fi rx If Y. 7. W I 4' 3- A I ,, ' .Q-Ig -mf I I I I rr .M I -fs I W-f I A I A I V L r m,.,..IeI ILII S Q I ,I ff' I ..'1:. . 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' ,. ,..- z - A-.rf .f I ww-. ,- - 'v--gr -- why, .2 . 55 4 - ,N Am K, . in-2? , fm, 3 ' 5 ,aff , ' ,315 V - 1 J, - w 'YA .fm f M 1 1-,wg IV, W 1355? I , ' 13122159 f-vi V. -'waffle' . ia .. , I . k : ,filg f ,- J s K Mk VA f ' ,fm . fav' ' K yn, .air K VA W .W K gm , wg W- f T.: ' .wi I W. . A I A Q A .ay .- M My .. -A Q -qw, ,--...w 3 ,WW fem. Am QM' .gm I SQ' P c I cl s s and speaking in the halls sophomores show courfesy in ghs halls M , W-W-Mummy My I A ,ggi , M eww -arf'-' ,sg I2 3 .. ' 13 Q i, awww ik.. :G I ' 95 . 1 5 JOHN RANDOLPH CARMEN RAYMER JUDY REESE SANDRA REID JOE RENFROE JANE REVIS TED REVIS JUDY REYNOLDS KENNY REYNOLDS PATSY REYNOLDS KAY RICHARDSON LINDA RICHARDSON JEAN RIDDLE FRANCES RIDGEWAY STEVE RIGBY ROSALYNN RIGGINS NANCY ROANE BILL ROBERTS RONDAL ROBERTSON VICTOR ROBERTSON ANN ROBINSON ,, I rf - 242:11-gjgawesigfezggq L 65 A'fY ' . - .,.. , f, I 5 '. ,-IITY'-E555 .MQ I V 1, . I n 3 QW . -1: - A' I sg if I' ,, '-U1.'1fE51fi E' 1 I if 'I - 2' V IA I if . 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STEVENSON JOE STEVENSON RITA STEPHENS LINDA STEWART LOUISE STEWART WOODY STEWART PETER STIPP JEANIE STOBIE JAMES STODDARD JACKI STOKES EDDIE STROM TONI STROUD SALLY SWETT BETSY SWITZER JOAN TALBERT Page Eighty-Four girls learn fine poinfs of good housekeeping 'ww s o p h o m o r e became a special way of life w W ' I fffifaaiesffiwfilfzrwssfzssi ' f , 5 ggi'-If'qg. ' 1 Hs -- uf- -3 - wgif' A -,fp 12irfJff.vz?X4f91f' - ' jf A 2 Q f I - S I I s's' I M I ' -'E 9'-I 1 J 4112.1 ' A ' . 15? ' ' WW fl .f ' 'E 'I I 3 'J' - f':L-Q1-.fy N' .Er - w - , L Q I .1 A A 'W' ,X on-M T411 class they chose leaders, studied, sophomores experience firsf clay af comfeen 'Ui WM, BETTY TAYLOR DANA TAYLOR GILBERT TAYLOR LYNN TAYLOR - RONNY TAYLOR ANNA THEODOROU DALE THOMPSON DAVID THOMPSON ERLINE THOMPSON FAITH THOMPSON RUBY THOMPSON PATSY THORNTON ANN THREATT ANNA TIPTON PEGGY TOLLISON SANDRA TRAMMELL JACK TRAYNHAM KELLY TRAYNHAM VANN TRAYNHAM REGINA TRIPPE PATTI TYLER TED USRY MARION VAUGHAN NORMA JEAN VANGHAN SANDRA VEACH PAUL WALDROP JANE WALLACE PAT WALLACE JIMMY WARD KRISTIN WATKINS BILL WATSON KITTY ANN WATSON MARTHA RUTH WATT CAROLINE WATTS RICHARD WEAVER MARY WEBB FREDDY WELBORN LYNN WELCH WILLIAM A. WELLS MARY ANNE WHEELER JUDY WHITAKER BOB WHITE Page Eighty Fave DAVID WHITE EDWINA WHITE TOM WHITE JOAN WHITEHURST LOU ANN WIGGINS BEVERLY WILBANKS BILLY WILKINS DAVID WILKINS FITZHUGH WILLIAMS RONNIE WILLIAMS LYNDA WILLIAMSON ALFRED WILLS GENE WILSON MARIE WILSON DAVID WOLFE JOHN WOOD WESLEY WOODALL DeWITT WOODWARD BRADY WOOTEN MERRY WYATT RITA YATES 'Q' KJV ini S 2-A as-e' is W NN ww 'filf B5 i , M352 53, mar! ?lalw Kff ,HN 'Vu- L0 179 .ww -. QI I' A Y? igvmgi ,Az if we M 'Wg WL: hi QW 'gffsva 1 i - ' lui: 75' , w ,V ,,53,f-4-g 1 A-.N I I -W-1 V ' STEVE YEARICK ELIZABETH YESBECK SUSAN YOUNG CHARLES ZAGLIN MARVIN ZAGLIN Xen. Tw NE 'TQ and grew in the spirit of greenville high... fhese sophomore beaufies would dazzle experts 'El-I was Page Eighty-Six 4,12 : - . : V 'iY5'fl 3 , ' 31 t . -s V 5 .Z wi K . L 32 K str x i ' A . '5 P Wigs. : I ' E tg F .24 ' 'RQ 5 'Sink A V' iii? wi -4' W Mir. , Y 4. an I . fiyf ' , MQ, .,,.fm.f,3 iw-.,.,K activities inspire cooperation.. Q 4 fm ff' cabinet paves the way.. FIRST ROW: PeggyFrederick, Camille Martin' Bill Kellett, Patti Zachary, CSECOND ROWJ Sandie Holland, Gaile Frost, Arah Brown, Milton Byars, CTHIRD ROWJ Pat Adair, Ken Sargent, Nelle Gritfin, Miss Daniel, KFOURTH ROWJ Peter Stipp, Gene Garrison, Steve Harris, Mareon Chapman, CFIFTH ROWJ Henry Lewis, Jimmy Griffin, and Oscar Funderburk. SFA FIRST ROW: Billy Hunter, Johnny Hewell, Devar Burbage, Dee Gee Shaw, Mary Ben- nett, Mary Ella Hunt, Faith Thompson, Merry Wyatt, Patty Hurst, Sara Sanders, Mabel Lee Johnson, Rita Yates, David Balentine, Sam Floyd. student council ponders SECOND ROW: Mareon Chapman, Patti Zachary, Pat Adair, Gaile Frost, Ann Martin, Lillian Coleman, Sandie Holland, Judy Bruce, Clary Cason, Harriet Houston, Linda Ann Castor, Cynthia Heard, Virginia Willis, Tim Sullivan, Mike Stein, KTHIRD ROWJ Ken Sargent, Dot Burch, Nancy Walker, Barbara Foote, Peggy Frederick, Arah Brown, Barbara Repko, Dottie Stearns, Linda Stewart, Anke lgnee, Joan Reynolds, Norman Culbertson, Paul Alexander, Jerry Burriss, QFOURTH ROWJ Phyllis Baird, Haley Pyle, Heyward Brock, Sara Jane Roddy, Camille Martin, Susan Bettinger, Mary Sue Lewis, Susan Blythe, Susan Garber, Pat Childers, Pat Hartness, Jimmy Griffin, Jimmy Kellett, CFIFTH ROWJ Nelle Griffin, John Cheros, Marvin Zaglin, George Davis, Peter Stipp, Bunky Seay, Ronald Shockley, Steve Harris, Bill Kellett, Johnny Farnsworth, Jimmy Mitchell, Milton Byars, Norman McCarter, Miss Daniel, QSIXTH ROWJ Sam Phillips, Johnny Sisk, Johnny Ariail, Allen Freeman, Mark Jones, Mike Brown, Gene Garrison, Bobby McNeill, Temple Roane, Jimmy Thomas, Fred Henry, Mike Tol- lison, KSEVENTH ROWJ Ken Benetield, Jimmy Connelly, James Griffeth, Joel Burdette, Bill Bannister, Henry Lewis, Gerry Benston, Jerry King, Oscar Funderburk, Billy Long, Gene Wells, and Ed Runnion. problems, makes decisions, and plans activities . Page Eighty-Nine FIRST ROW: Dale Lull, Gaile Frost, Milton Byars, Virgil Roberson, KSECOND ROWD Bill Key, Ken Sargent, and Miss Parks. athletic . . . By publicizing games and acting as a connecting link between the department and the student body, the commit- tee strives to acquaint every GHS'er with all athletic activ- ities. SANDIE HOLLAND Chairman MISS ELIZABETH ELLISON Adviser Page Ninety assembly . . . To produce many excellent programs in the auditorium, this committee plans and sponsors all assemblies. MILTON BYARS Chairman MISS MARGARET PARKS Adviser FIRST ROW: Sam Marsh, Mary Stone, Sandie Holland, Jonnie Ann James, QSECOND ROWD Keith Stoneman, Pat Rush Milton Lewis, Teddy Whitmire, and Miss Ellison. FIRST ROW: Libby Kirialcides, Charlotte McHaffie, Pat Adair, CSECOND ROWJ Bill Fritchman, Stuart Levi, Mrs. Hannah, Stephen Young, and Ted Tutterow. community service... In sponsoring all drives at GHS, such as Red Cross, Bun- dle Day, cmd March of Dimes, the community service com- mittee encourages sharing with those less fortunate. PATTI ZACHARY Chairman MRS. GRACE NICHOLSON Adviser cafeteria . . . ln charge of the conduct in the lunch room, the cat- eteria committee attempts to see that politeness is ob- served at all times. PAT ADAIR Chairman MRS. LEE HANNAH Adviser FIRST ROW: Sally McGee, Margaret Owings, Patti Zachary, CSECOND ROWJ Johnny Farnsworth, Billy Clary, Mike Maroney, and Ronald Shoclcley. Page Ninety-One - FIRST ROW: Carolyn White, Linda Niven, Linda Bailey, Camille Martin, QSECOND ROWJ Joe Stall, Louis Ashley, Mark Jones, William McPherson, and Miss Wilcls. property . . . To help keep GHS clean and beautiful, the property committee is in general charge of the building and campus. STEVE HARRIS Chairman MR. R. S. TIEDEMAN Adviser Page Ninety-Two elections . . . Promoting good citizenship, this committee has charge of all GHS elections, with the ex- ception of home room offi- cers. CAMILLE MARTIN Chairman MISS MARY WILDS Adviser FIRST ROW: Mary Louise Chandler, Jean Lowdermilk, Gena Bean, QSECOND ROWJ Steve Harris, Fred Henry, Mr. Tiedeman, QTHIRD ROWJ Temple Roane, and George Zimmerman. wx FIRST ROW: Nancy Walker, Sherrill Kelso, Frances Graham, Jimmy Griffin, CSECOND ROWJ Bill Bannister, Jack Scott, Milton Allen, and Mrs. Lesesne. radio . . . In charge of the daily and special announcements, the radio committee operates the school's public address system. GENE GARRISON Chairman MISS WINIFRED ROGERS Adviser publicity . . . By means of the calendar, bulletin boards, and students' directory, the publicity com- mittee keeps GHS informed of various school activities. JIMMY GRIFFIN Chairman MRS. RUTH LESESNE Adviser FIRST ROW: Jeanne Threatt, Donna Wood, Patsy Pickens, Nancy Wood, CSECOND ROWJ Gene Garrison, W. R. Shives, Miss Rogers, CTHIRD ROWJ Gene Wells, and Alfred Lipscomb. Page Ninety-Three 'ia F. X FIRST ROW: Jane Kinard, Judy Bruce, Mareon Chapman, Bill Hines, ISECOND ROWJ Carole Moore, Ann Long, Miss Burn- ette, QTHIRD ROWD Paul Gault, and Bobby McNeill. student service..- Attempting to return lost articles to their owners and to sell school supplies is the iob of the student service com- mittee. PEGGY FREDERICK Chairman MISS AMBER BOGGS Adviser Page Ninety-Four social... All social functions spon- sored by the school are con- trolled and directed by this committee. Their first project is a party for new students. MAREON CHAPMAN Chairman MISS NEI.I.IE BURN ETTE Adviser FIRST ROW: Judy Hughes, Peggy Frederick, Judy Zachary, Nancy Ariail, CSECOND ROW, Dan Owens, Walter Bull, Dwight Odom, Lee Cashwell, and Miss Boggs. traffic- safety . . . Trying to make GHS a saf- er place, the traffic commit- tee advises students about proper conduct in and around the school. OSCAR FUNDERBURK Chairman MR. J. A. MOORE Adviser FIRST ROW: Barbara Stone, Peggy Ford, Julie Stewart, Ruth Mills, KSECOND ROWD Mr. Moore, Oscar Funderburk, Billy Hunter, Bob Hubbard, and Lynn Smith. club council. . . Composed of club presi- dents, the Club Council co- ordinates the work of clubs and reviews problems that may arise. This year it has discussed parliamentary pro- cedure and club constitutions. HENRY LEWIS Chairman MISS MEL LEE DANIEL Adviser Y. FIRST ROW: Betty Ann Lowe, Nancy Ross, Nancy Walker, Mari Maltby, Annette Johnston, CSECOND ROWJ Kitty Sims, Judy Zachary, Mareon Chapman, Mary Sue Cumbus, Raye Clark, QTHIRD ROWJ Al Hattaway, Sally Thompson, Pat Adair, Gene Garrison, KFOURTH ROWI Henry Lewis, Don McAlister, Harold Craig, Miss Daniel, IFIFTH ROWJ Pat Hartness, Clay Jones and Stanley Smith. Page Ninety-Five FIRST ROW: Judy Howland, Carole Ann Baty, Carolyn Snoddy, Ann Martin, Barbara Foote, Martha Key, Mari Maltby, Pat Adair, CSECOND ROWJ Saraion Martin, Pat Peden, Jeanie Stobie, Kay Powell, Mary Webb, Helene Mitchell, CTHIRD ROWJ Myrna French, Harriet Houston, Gaye Glover, Linda Dowling, Shirley Gilliam, Louise Stewart, QFOURTH ROW7 Martha Ann Peden, Martha Ruth Watt, Kitty Watson, Jonnie Ann James, Barbara Gambrell, KFIFTH ROWQ Jackie Chandler, Elsa Griffin, Jennie McGee, Carol Adams, Betsy Switzer, Jackie Stokes, ISIXTH ROWD Dot Burch, Jane Gresham, Vann Traynham, Linda Stewart, QSEVENTH ROWJ Michael Delk, Rae Johnson, Anne Waters, Peggy Johnson, and Mrs. Gilliam. art... This club was organized at GHS in 1950 for the purpose of encouraging appreciation of the fine arts among inter- ested students. PAT ADAIR President MRS. MARGARET GILLIAM Adviser board of control 4 , , This group directs and ad- vises both of the school pub- lications, High News and the Nautilus. It also. sets finances and policies. NELLE GRIFFIN Chairman MRS. P. N. BECTON Adviser FIRST ROW: Nancy Blackwell, Judy Bruce, Mary McCabe, Nelle Griffin, CSECOND ROWJ Bill Kellett, Paul Collins, Mary Sue Cumbus, Archie Black, CTHIRD ROWJ Mrs. Becton, and Miss Sarah Meredith. Page Ninety-Six buenos amigos . . . The Spanish club was intro- duced at GHS in T956 to ac- quaint students with the lang- uage, customs, and people ot Spanish speaking countries. To further this interest, pen pal letters written in Spanish are exchanged. ANNETTE JOHNSTON President MISS MARJORIE WATSON Adviser FIRST ROW: Annette Johnston, Sandie Holland, Janice Barbare, Donna Kay Allison, CSECOND ROWI Arah Brown, Lillian Rivers, Mary McCabe, Betty Freeman, Mary Dean, Miss Watson, CTHIRD ROWJ Harriette Williams, Toni Wagner, Bonnie Brown, Sarah Mauldin, Martha Holland, QFOURTH ROWJ Pat Cothran, Susan Haas, Sally Thompson, Frances Boylston, and Patti Zachary. e000 Guiding members in selec- ting vocations, the Distributive Education club offers to iun- iors and seniors an opportun- ity to work while attending school. KITTY SIMS President MRS. EVANGELINE WATSON Adviser FIRST ROW: Robert Mobley, Sam Marsh, Judy Guest, Charlene Hooper, Sandra Jordan, Linda Hanks, Helen Taylor, Kitty Sims, ISECOND ROWJ Tom Tollison, Melvin McCleIIion, Linda Hughey, Betty Folds, Fredda Whitted, Linda McMakin, Judy Walker, Mrs. Watson, QTHIRD ROWJ Tommy Massey, Mike Shaleuly, Drew Taylor, Rachel McDougIe, LaNoma Woodward, Preston Bryant, IFOURTH ROWJ Andy Razor, Linda Durham, Jane Mangum, .Ierry Wilson, Robert Hudgens, KFIFTH ROWJ Bonnie Allen, Brenda Avery, Lavern Martin, Carolyn Jones, ISIXTH ROWJ .Ioanna Rozakos, Sharon Lynch, Charlton Booker, Marlene Bar- nett, CSEVENTH ROWJ Sylvia Rish, Mary Loftis, Jo-An Shedd, Iris Sexton, Judy Stone, Septima Palm, Beth Wiggins, KEIGHTH ROWJ Libby Childs, Joan Lucas, Roberta Hall, Sandra Bostic, David Bryan, and Walter Culbertson. Page Ninety-Seven FIRST ROW: Barbara Hill, Woo McCuen, Patsy Poe, Caroline Campbell, Evelyn Garlington, Judy Moss, Judy Owens, Becky Turner, Barbara Stone, Joy Foster, Jean Mims, Libby Kiriakides, Justen Duke, Jimmy Griffin, Henry Lewis, Roy Taylor, Jr., CSECOND ROWJ Grady Ballentine, Sandra Hall, Katrina Carroll, Martha Young, Barbara DeLaney, Martha Ann Coward, Linder Carter, Penny Latham, Beverly Sample, Dana Hardin, Frances Strutton, Pat Easton, Carlisle Coleman, Don Davis, W. R. Shives, Wyatt Seybt, ITHIRD ROWJ Nancy Ross, Julie Stewart, Beth Myers, Harold Foster, Steve Massey, Furman Jones, Jerry Israel, Gerald McManus, .limmy Nubson, Steve Spratt, Mike Gaillard, Murray Coker, Jimmy Hammond, Mary Louise Chandler, Carole Byrd, Jimmie Ruth Jannino, Sharon Wood, CFOURTH ROWJ Furman Ivey, Paul Collins, Sandra Smith, Barbara Repko, Mary Lynn Campbell, Carole Moore, Judy Lanford, Mary Sue Lewis, Susan Cooper, Jean Lowdermilk, Carole Beam, Linda Wilson, Annetta Smith, Sally Lowe, Mary Frances Fraser, Sherrill Kelso, Mrs. Heape, QFIFTH ROWJ Linda Couch, Janice Srnith, Dick McGill, Gilbert Tripp, Charles Hughes, Allen Freeman, Billy Freeman, Phyllis Baird, Jean Ann Miller, Judy White, Ruth Mills, Mary Ellen Simon, Cecil Lewis, Annette Howard, Carol Barnick, Ed Pennebaker, ISIXTH ROWJ Gayle White, Jerry Burris, Sadie Cole, Richard Brassell, Jimmy Bean, Bob Luttrell, Mike Maroney, Jimmy Austin, Judy McCuen, Louanne Bettis, Emily fbla... By learning more about business, the Greenville High school chapter of the Future Business Leaders ot America helps GHS'ers to live better in today's world. HENRY LEWIS President MRS. RITA HEAPE Adviser McCullough, and Leroy Howard. Ha... Built upon leadership and character development, co- operation, improved agricul- ture, and recreation, the Fu- ture Farmers of America is a national organization for boys studying vocational agricul- ture. ALFRED HATTAWAY President MR. J. T. BLACK Adviser Page Ninety-Eight FIRST ROW: Gus Osborne, Ronnie Spearman, Jimmy Bellwood, Billy Skelton, Perry Vaughn, Bobby Scott, Tommy Morgan, Gerald Smith, CSECOND ROWJ John Burns, Billy Therrell, Jerry Langley, Carroll Waddell, Randall Ferguson, Bobby Lee, QTHIRD ROWJ John Converse, Kent Evatt, Richard Brassell, Paul Oeland, Charles Pittman, George Guy, IFOURTH ROW, Al Hattaway, Manly League, Kenneth Phillips, Roger Johnstone, Bobby Hunter, IFIFTH ROWJ Wallace Derrick, Norris Shockley, Fred Jen- nings, Ronald Palm, Paul Hunt, CSIXTH ROWJ James Bannon, Jimmy Vaughn, Steve Massey, Jimmy Harrell, Barry Barr, CSEVENTH ROWJ Sanford Duggan, David Greer, Jimmy Thompson, David Wilson, IEIGHTH ROWJ Bill Lynch, Johnny Nicall, Clay Jones, Billy Trammell, Eddie Scott, Mr. Black, and Jimmy Thomas. I fta... fnc... To study nursing as a career and to find informa- tion about nurses' 'training is the goal of the Future Nurses club, organized at GHS in 'l954. BETTY ANN LOWE President MRS. MARY SMITH Adviser FIRST ROW: Nora Mahatfey, Charlotte Pitts, Suzanne Switzer, Rona Chambers, Maxine Burriss, Betty Ann Lowe, CSECOND ROWJ Margaret Owings, Martha McMinn, Adele Kershaw, Bobbie Riddle, KTHIRD ROWJ Louise Stenhouse, Peggy Armstrong, Iris Truynham, Toni Huffstettler, Doris Revis, QFOURTH ROWJ Mrs. Smith, Leona Thompson, Pot Belloh, Sofo Jono Roddy, ond Mortho Jones, To interest young people in teaching as a career and to give them some experiences in working together on prob- lems of the profession and the community is the aim of the Future Teachers of America. MAREON CHAPMAN President MISS MYRTLE TANNER Adviser FIRST ROW: Rhoda Ryan, Jeanne Threatt, Ann Long, Nancy Blackwell, Mary Culclasure, Mareon Chapman, ISECOND ROWJ Carolyn White, Peggy Ford, Nelle Griffin, Barbara Ann League, .ludy Kittles, Maria Harakas, CTHIRD ROWJ Martha Thomason, Haley Pyle, Nancy Ariail, Barbara Frick, Patsy Harvey, Lu Anne League, IFOURTH ROWJ Marianne Outlaw, Camille Martin, Eleanor Goodlett, Pennie Jenkins, Ann Carlton Helgcrson, QFIFTH ROWD Miss Tanner, Mary Sue Cumbus, Nancy Wood, Peggy Traynham, and May Belle Scott. Page Ninety-Nine jha... A state organization for home economics girls, the Jun- ior Homemakers of America stress the importance of mod- ern day living. JUDY ZACHARY President MRS. CAROLINE SIMPSON, MRS. RUBY WlLl.lMON, MISS JESSIE HUNTER Advisers l. FIRST ROW: K. Traynham, B. Wooten, S. Wright, A. Pennebaker, R. Yates, C. Kelley, L. Skinner, D, G. Shaw, F. Osborne, C. King, P. Dodd, J. Zachary, P. lvester, V. Lindsay, QSECOND ROWJ P. Hill, J. McAlister, B. Howard, S. J. Simmons, I. Sightler, P. Batson, B. Erwin, A. McClellan, D. Howie, M. Bennett, G. Boudoucies, B. Poole, F. Nau, CTHIRD ROWJ B. Kelley, G. Pitts, L. Miller, B. Byars, B, Riddle, E. Howard, C. Greene, L. McClain, D. Galloway, L. Cobb, J. Moreland, M. L. Chambers, M. F. Marchbanks, T. Stroud, D. Perley, S. Horseman, CFOURTH ROWJ J. Ables, P. Miller, C. Cleveland, B. Taylor, B. lnfinger, M. Goss, S. Young, M. Jenkins, J. Gilreath, P. Gillam, F. Ridgeway, C. Raymer, P. Gilreath, B. Ligon, QFIFTH ROWJ R. Trippe, B. Beck, K. Drace, M. J. Ayers, V. Frick, M. Jones, L. Lollis, R. Rogers, Z. Harrison, M. Dean, D. Bryant, J. Cowart, S. Miller, B. Garner, C. Vaughn, B. Looper, N. Attaway, CSIXTH ROWJ J. Tripp, J. Revis, G. Bowen, F. Blackwood, B. Bail, P. Martin, E. Paouris, D. Sanders, B. Blaskowitz, S. Frazier, J. Whitaker, J. Reese, L. Taylor, P. Smith, L. Bailey, KSEVENTH ROWJ L. Mason, B. Wells, F. Thompson, B. S. Rodgers, J. Greenway, S. Jones, J. Hill, L. Dobbins, E. Coker, K. Clement, P. Smith, A. Bryant, L. Ayers, M. Stenhouse, C. Hall, P. Buchanan, J. Reynolds, S. Cole, K. Richardson, QEIGHTH ROWJ G. Smith, E. Yancey, E. Wingate, A. Graves, B. Finley, J. Beeks, R. Hicks, S. Cleveland, P. Moore, R. Patton, P. Chappelear, D. Stearns, .l. Hudgens, S. Gosnell, E, White, L Slaton, J. Cole, C. Davis, S. Sanders, KNINTH ROWJ S. Swett, E. Yesbeck, F. Brockman, P. Wingate, M. Compton, R. M. Hayes, P. Wyatt, A. Holcombe, B. Wilbanks, C. Kennedy, B. Wagner, S. Shaver, E. Thompson, N. J. Vaughn, K. Henderson, B. Eudy, C. Graydon, CTENTH ROWJ M. G. Owens, K. Britton, M. Gilreath, J. Reynolds, L. Shealey, E. Vinson, B. Ridgeway, Mrs. Simpson, P. Bloodworth, CELEVENTH ROWJ P. Tollison, S. Dobbins, L. Wilkins, G. Marchbanks, M. Kennedy, J. Loffig, B, Garrison' N- Roane, Mrs. Willimon, M. Bolding, Miss Hunter, B. Auslander, and B. Cox. library service... To encourage the proper use and understanding of books is the object of the library club. This club is active in the state and county library associations. DON McALlSTER President MISS ETH EL ROARK Adviser Page One Hundred FIRST ROW: Barbara Smith, Joy Berry, Wanda Dearman, Agnes Page, Susan Norungolo, QSECOND ROWD Judy Armstrong Alice Graves, Vicki Cox, Miss Roark, Don McAlister, CTHIRD ROWJ Miss Clemence Wood, Peggy Armstrong, Leona Thompson Jack Tucker, Bart Dyer, and Charles Stowe. model airplanes . . . For the first time, students interested in model airplanes formed this club. Members meet on club days to build, fly, and study miniatures. PAT HARTN ESS President , MR. J. E. GREENE t Adviser W i 3, -is FIRST ROW: Joe Renfroe, Charles Funk, Glenna Capps, KSECOND ROWJ Marvin Zuglin, Gene Wilson, Eddie Edgar, Don Adams, KTHIRD ROWJ Billy Miller, Paul Alexander, Mr. Greene, QFOURTH ROWJ Pat Hartness, and Tom White. music appreciation , , To increase interest in lis- tening to and appreciating different kinds of music is the purpose of the Music Appreci- ation club. NANCY WALKER President MRS. VIRGINIA ULDRICK Adviser SEATED: Mrs. Virginia Uldrick, Nancy Walker, Mary Helen Putman, Kenneth Dear, CFIRST ROWJ Joan Talbert, Raye Clark, Judy Clark, Barbara Shealey, Ginger Durham, Vivian Ledford, Sylvia Bridges, Nancy Longstreet, Jane Hunter, Joel Patterson, Gene Hindman, Linda Niven, Roy Callaway, CSECOND ROWJ Donald Shockley, Jane Kinard, Judy Bruce, Mavis Holbrooks, Elaine Massey, Patty Hurst, Linda Williamson, Marguerite Geer, Margaret Folger, Lynn Carroll, Jane Wallace, Rosalyn Riggins, Frances Graham, Cynthia Heard, Donna Wood, Lark Schulze, Ronald Shockley, QTHIRD ROWJ Gena Bean, Mary Stone, Carolyn House, Gaile Frost, Lee Moss, Anne Jay, Paula Webber, Ann Robinson, Joan Crawford, Patsy Thornton, Ruth Poll, Janice Copeland, QFOURTH ROWJ Marty Hoffmeyer, Susan Owings, Nancy Garner, Mickey Waldrep, Clary Cason, Mary Ella Hunt, Joyce Cannon, Mimi Joyce, Pencye Pressly, Susan Garber, Brenda Looper, Janice Bellah, CFIFTH ROWD Glenna Trammell, Kathryne Manheim, Judy Gettys, Lois Ann Duncan, Amy Stroud, Dale Lull, Nancy Eskew, Caroline Burgess, Elizabeth Taylor, Kerry Wofford, Ann Cheves, Martha Singletary, Nan Hooper, KSIXTH ROWJ Green Giebner, Clayton Newman, Jerry Meyers, Buddy Massey, John Wood, Sam Phillips, James Ellis Griffeth, Rondal Robertson, Alan Blackwood, Brad Russell, Mike Shelley, Harry Bennett, Tony Cooper, and Bill Roberts. music Representatives from the musical organizations form a council which selects numf bers for the Christmas, Easter, and other special programs. 1 S -Q 1, ARAH BROWN As- W 1 Chairman A MRS. viRGlNlA ULDRICK me Adviser FIRST ROW: Lu Anne League, Carol Hall, Mary Helen Putman, Martha Key, Arah Brown, CSECOND ROWJ Elizabeth Taylor, Beth Meyers, Raye Clark, Camille Martin, Ann Cheves, Sara Jane Roddy, QTHIRD ROWJ Paul Alexander, Green Giebner, Jimmy Anderson, Don Velsor, Mrs. Uldrick, CFOURTH ROWJ Jimmy Vaughn, Ronald Shockley, Buddy Massey, Jack Greene, Oscar Funderburk, and Pencye Pressly. quill ancl scroll. . . Honoring outstanding high school iournalists, the Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society, promotes scholarship and emphasizes accurate writing. MARI MALTBY President MRS. P. N. BECTON Adviser Page One Hundred Two ewwwifmwi FIRST ROW: Mari Maltby, Nancy Blackwell, Betty Freeman, Mareon Chapman, CSECOND ROWD Frances Graham, Nancy Ariuil, Peggy Ford, Kerry Wofford, KTHIRD ROWJ Tania Leon, Vivian Ledford, Caroline Burgess, Martha Singletary, Nelle Griffin, Howard Hellams, CFOURTH ROWJ Ann Whitmire, lark Schulze, Alan Fletcher, Mrs. Becton, and Jimmy Clarke. council - - - FIRST ROW: Earl Roberson, Bill Wells, Devar Burbage, Gene Garrison, Brooks Harrison, Hugh Ball, KSECOND ROWJ Bunk Spann, Jim Muhleman, Warren Brannon, Raymond Poore, Bobby Mitchell, Roddey Miller, QTHIRD ROW, Oscar Funderburk, Bill Childers, Ken Gross, Eddie Henderson, Ted Tutterow, KFOURTH ROWJ Skipper Smith, Dan Owens, Mr. Richards, Joe Dawkins, and Johnny Gamble. radio club The Federal communica- tions commission has issued this group a club station ama- teur radio license. The per- mit allows the club to estab- lish a radio station for con- tacting other amateurs around the world. GENE GARRISON President MR. NORMAN RICHARDS Adviser thespians . . . Acknowledging stagework and acting ability, the GHS chapter of the National Thes- pian society gives students an opportunity to develop their dramatic talent, SALLY THOMPSON .....y President K if MRS. ANNE BRASWELL Adviser FIRST ROW: Sally McGee, Nancy Wood, Sally Thompson, QSECOND ROWJ Mrs. Braswell, Rona Chambers, QTHIRD ROW? Gene Garrison. Page One Hundred Three t al1d i. .. Composed of students from the auto mechanics, wood- work, and printing classes, Trade and Industry club teaches industrial and voca- tional arts and sponsors camp Akela. HAROLD CRAIG President MR. A. C. GLOVER Adviser SEATED: Ernest Lipscomb, Jerry O'Dell, Mr. Glover, Jimmy Thompson, Harold Craig, KFIRST ROWJ Dale Wood, Steve Smith, Charles Childress, Charles Bradley, Dirgan May, Dewey Perkins, Frank Looper, Allen Quick, QSECOND ROWJ Carroll Babb, Bill Fritchman, Butch Andrews, Jim Fonville, Ted Newton, John Heatherly, Jerry Blackerby, CTHIRD ROWJ Frank Taylor, Wayne Sexton, Gerald Smoak, Jimmy Hooper, Steve Harris, Thomas Hannah, Jackie Foster, Phil Robinson, CFOURTH ROWD Howard Bryan, Raymond Graydon, George Clardy, Marion Vaughn, Robert Bell, Wickie Godfrey, Victor Robertson, Bob Moseley, QFIFTH ROWJ Richard Sentell, Joe Stevenson, Donald Brookshire, Charles Grant, Johnny Langley, Maurice Blair, and Louis Townes. tri-sci. .. Recognizing the need tor increased knowledge and un- derstanding ot the complex world around us, the Tri-Sci club encourages young scien- tists. STANLEY SMITH Chairman MRS. ELIZABETH TRIPP Adviser Page One Hundred Four SEATED: Stanley Smith, Kathryne Manheim, Mrs. Tripp, Mary Sue Cumbus, Gene Garrison, QFIRST ROWJ Maxine Burriss, Dorothy Howle, Martha Ann Peden, Barbara Frick, Donna Kay Allison, Mary McCabe, Sallie Coleman, Harriet Houston, Dottie Norris, Ann Pennebaker, Marie Wilson, CSECOND ROWJ Eddie Henderson, Carla Pamperin, Vicki Cox, Marsha Proser, Lark Schulze, Jeanie Stobie, Kitty Watson, Kay Powell, Mary Webb, Frances Ridgeway, Cynthia Heard, Carol Lois Nelson, QTHIRD ROWJ Nancy Blackwell, Bobbie Jean Riddle, Susan Garber. Louise Stenhouse, Pencye Pressly, Westie Sanders, Mary Shull, Toby Ryan, Harriett Lipscomb, Carolyn Bailes, Judy Gettys, CFOURTH ROWJ Walter Rice, Pat Arnold, Steve Harris, Brooks Harri- son, Stephen Brown, Joe Piper, Billy Clary, Howard Hellams, Kerry Wofford, Jimmy Clarke, Otto Waldrop, CFIFTH ROWD Jarrnes Gordon, Judy Clarke, Glenna Trammell, Chick Grant, Billy Hillhouse, Jim Muhleman, Don Velsor, Webster Jones, James Forrester, Robert Roe, Leroy Howard, Jane Hyett, Virgil Roberson, CSIXTH ROWJ Jack Tucker, Dan Owens, Raye Clark, Eston Rogers, Billy McCauley, Dick McGill, Carroll Bobb, Green Giebner, George Walters, Bill Dodson, Jim Baldwin, Dave Jones, Billy Patterson, Ed Pennebaker, KSEVENTH ROWJ Joe Dawkins, Bill Bailey, Ken Grace, Johnny Gamble, Wayne Sexton, Bob Luttrell, Stephen Young, Maurice Blair, Joe Stall, Bobby Scales, Jimmy Austin, Lee Cashwell, Bob Floyd, Joe Robertson, and Ronald Gentry. oh,whatissorareasasnow at greenville high school Pc1geO HddF MRS. P. N. BECTON Adviser MAREON CHAPMAN Senior Editor Page One Hundred Six MARI MALTBY Senior Edifor NELLE GRIFFIN MARY MCCABE Editor Business Manager the 1958 nautilus staff . ANN LONG BILL BANNISTER MARY STONE Feature Editor Sports Editor Advertising Manager LARK SCHULZE TANIA LEON CAROLINE BURGESS Club Editor Sophomore Editor Sophomore Editor AMY STROUD JERRY KING VIVIAN LEDFORD Junior Editor Circulation Manager Junior Editor Page One Hundred Seve NANCY BLACKWELL MARY SUE CUMBUS Editor Business Manager ' Greenville High News Thirty years deep in GHS tradition Published each week during the school year by the students of Greenville Senior High School, Greenville, South Carolina. Printed by Keys Printing Company. Advertising rates on application. Annual subscription rate 32.50. Supervised by a Board of Control. Entered as second class matter October 3, 1928, at the post office at Greenville, South Carolina, under the act of March 3, 1879. EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR ...............-........, NANCY BLACKWELL Managing Editor .n...,,..........,,,........ Nancy Ariail Associate Editor ..........,,..,..,,....,,., Betty Freeman News Editors e,...,.......nv Peggy Frederick, Carole Moore Feature Editors - ,,,...,...... Alan Fletcher, May Belle Scott Copy Edltor .......n.,............n..... Frances Boylston Sports Editor .........,.................... jimmy Clarke Sports Columnist Sports Reporters - , - , -------------------Ye----- Jimmy Collins ,,------ Howard Hellams, Keith Stoneman Alumni Editor -.-- ..... .. ..,.. ..-awe ......... Anne Carpenter Columnists .................... Peggy Ford, Kerry Wofford Reporters ..... - ........ Ioyce Cannon, Cynthia Finch, Nancy Furman, Frances Graham, Judy Moss, Martha Singletary, Charlotte Strib- ling, Anne Waters, and Ann Whit- mire. BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER .............. MARY SUE CUMBUS Advertising Manager ..e..,..a,,.....n,.... Martha Holland Solicitors ...........,.. Bobby Scott, Jane Hunter, Marguerite Geer, and Patsy Gilreath. Circulation Manager ........,,.......... Nancy Longstreet Photographer .....,...........,............. - Gene Wells ADVISER .....,.................... MRS. P. N. BECTON Frances Boylston May Belle Scott Peggy Frederick Jimmy Clarke Carole Moore Page One Hundred Eight Betty Freeman .limmy Collins Peggy Ford Martha Holland Alan Fletcher NANCY ARlAlL Managing Editor Q, Mrs. P. N. Becton Anne Carpenter Frances Graham Ann Whitmire Kerry Wofford Joyce Cannon Howard Hellams Martha Singletary Judy Moss Patsy Giireath Zi-L high news captures local, state, ari' national honors .. Anne Waters Marguerite Geer Bobby Scott Cynthia Finch Nancy Furman Jane Hunter Keith Stoneman Nancy Longstreet Gene Wells CHOIYIOTTS Sifibliflg Page One Hundred Nine i a ,J J students meet the dramatic challenge to entertain k 'MG axuzlfim I PgO HddTen with exceptionable music, clever plays, hilarious skits Page One Hundred El .nam 3.15. 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M it fi ffis FIRST ROW Anne Cowan, Jeanne Threatt, Mary Louise Chandler, Carole Byrd, Jean Mims, Carolyn Jordan, QSECOND ROWJ Sally Swett, Larry Self, Arah Brown, Mary Ella Hunt, Harriette Lipscomb, Helene Mitchell, Larry Johnson, CTHIRD ROWD Billy Patterson, Barbara Holbrooks, Evelyn Kellett, Margaret Cicu, Carolyn Bailes Tom Wagner, Lu Anne League, Georgia Christian, QFOURTH ROWJ Roy Calloway, Raye Clark, Pat Bloodworth, Louise Cobb, Judy Walker, and Sondra Tate. ghs music classes present christmas, easter, FIRST ROW: Judy Zachary, Linda Miller, Peggy Jeanne Hill, Joan Tnlbert, Martha Freeman, Patsy Buchanan, Carol Hall, Margaret Pettit, Patsy Harris, Barbara Shealy, CSECOND ROWJ Mary Lou Chambers, Prissy Castle, Patsy Gilreath, Elaine Massey, Judy Clark, Irene Sightler, Sandra Veach, Shirley Jean Higdon, Camilla Langley, Jean Penland, QTHIRD ROWJ Patricia Brockman, Glenna Capps, Ruth Poole, Janie Tripp, Marlene Hale, Brenda Looper, Janice Bellah, Shelby Ferguson, Frances Brockman, CFOURTH ROWJ Mrs. Virginia Uldrick, Gail Couch, Arrenia Bishop, Patsy Jarrell, Erma Jane Howard, Elizabeth Vinson, Janice Copeland, Judy Cole, Barbara Jordan, LFIFTH ROWQ Nan Hooper, Martha Dean, Mary Elizabeth Balentine, Gail Smith, Elizabeth Taylor, DeLores York, and Lana Dobbins. Page One Hundred Twelve FIRST ROW: Carolyn Vaughn, Nancy Walker, Rowena Melton, Betty Ann Poole, Sondra Kelley, Linda Rakestraw, Mary Helen Putman, Jeanne Doug- las, ISECOND ROWJ Patsy Pickens, Furman Ivey, Sherry Craft, Dot Gresham, Brenda Garrison, Alver Bryant, Emily McCullough, Ann Martin, QTHIRD ROWJ Rhoda Ryan, Peggy Traynham, Randy New, Tommy Simon, Patsy Harvey, Joy Berry, Martha Thomason, IFOURTH ROWJ Lois Ann Duncan, Lillian Cole- man, Ann long, Alex Mullen, David Robinson, Clyde Darnell, Bill Roberts, QFIFTH ROWJ Tony Cooper, Charles Pittman, John Wood, Buddy Massey, and Sara Jane Roddy. commencement programs, attend choral clinic . . . FIRST ROW- Joyce Trusty, Joye Huff, Brenda Alexander, Sylvia Bridges, Ginger Durham, Mario Cooper, Beth Myers, Karen Britton, Norah Mahaffey, Suzanne Switzer, Jean Miller QSECOND ROWD Betty Riddle, Jo Gentry, Becky Ligon, Beverly Sample, Ed Martin, Sonny Ross, Bess Roddy, .loan Rey- nolds Sandie Holland, Lillian Rivers, Marianne Outlaw, QTHIRD ROWD Bobbie Riddle, Connie Cleveland, Camille Martin, Phyllis Wyatt, George Lambrakos, Bobby Batson, Elizabeth James, Janice Wallace, Virginia Frick, Bonnie Brown, KFOURTH ROWJ Susan Norungolo, Martha McMinn, Ann Cheves, Cathy Sumner, Gerald Jacobs, Donald Davis, Barbara Cole, Shelby Cummings, Patsy Ivester, Charlotte Simmons, Delores Cothran, QFIFTH ROWJ Betty Ann Lowe, Patsy Robinson, Joan Griffin, Annabeth Smith, Buddy Brigham, Jerry Myers, Gerald Smith, Ronnie Williams, Karen Kimmel, Beth Wiggins, and Pat Heaston. Rl. MANNEQS emo YOURS never a dull moment at the school on the hill P g O H clred Fourteen Q 1 A a . E 5 '., a j x f :L Z 5 ., I T QQ! 3524 VTE-1 .5-4534 -mg! .a,. X.-L, , 11-U . , Q ! 1 5 I 'E 5 x l '35 841 W v r, A , lf' athletics advance U fe 1 1 3. if 1 I NX I q 7 LkqwwgwfwmhvgvLff.:1wwm,:,w,, fffv 34 - fam if Gp, A Ag-:Q - M. gg W, portsman hip . WW-fmw,Q, .W vm , '5wwmvM,w.m DICKIE DIETZ All-sfofe AAA AH-sfafe JOHNNY NICOLL All-sfafe Shrine Bowl BILL BANNISTER trophy winners F W Vi f L. 1 GASTONQ BILLY RICHARDSEN Best Subsfiiufe Best Blocker l Besi Lineman EDDIE scoTT BILL KELLEIT Besi Back , ' M Sportsmanship Most Valuable 0 .r Q with only eight Iettermen returning, the raiders GREENVILLE 27 SUMTER O Bill Kellett Captain Opening one of their better seasons, the Red Raiders made five weeks of pre-season practice pay off as they easily downed Sumter's Gamecocks. The team excelled in hard running, savage blocking, and vicious tackling. GREENVILLE I3 ANDERSON 0 Eddie Scott Captain After a sluggish first half, the boys from the school on the hill, seemingly without effort, shut out the Yellow Jackets from Boys' High of Anderson, a win for the sixth consecutive year. GREENVILLE 7 GAFFNEY 6 Ray Parkins Captain Meeting the Gaffney Indians, the Reds confronted their first stiff competition of the '57 season. Neither team succeeded in scoring until the final quarter. The success in making the extra point resulted in the victory for the Mooremen. GREENVILLE 14 GREENWOOD I3 Temple Roane Captain Of all the games on the '57 schedule, the one that will never be forgotten was the encounter with the mighty Emeralds from Greenwood High school. Trailing most of the tilt, the Raiders bounced back to defeat their long- standing rivals for the first time in three years. GREENVILLE I9 GREENSBORO I3 Bobby Batson, Max McClain Captains Making their longest trip of the season, the Mooremen faced the Greensboro Whirlies on a rain-soaked field. The Raiders had to play heads-up football to put down the scrappy Greensboro eleven. GREENVILLE 20 DREHER 21 Billy Richardson Captain Winning every game so far-two by an extra point-, the Reds finally found themselves losing by the same decisive margin in a tough battle with the Dreher Blue Devils of Columbia. compiled a 7-2 record . GREENVILLE 29 WOODRUFF 21 Jimmy Reynolds Captain The Greenville High footballers handed the Woodruff GREENVILLE O PARKER 12 High Wolverines their only setback of the season in a Clay Jones, Johnny Nicol' gridiron clash that was highlighted by brilliant passing on t both sides. CUPlU 5 Thanksgiving da brought bitter disap ointment to Y P hundreds of Greenville fans as Parker downed GHS. Inter- cepted passes and a muddy field proved to be the decisive factors in the third straight win for the Mooremen's arch rivals. The Raider squad showed grit and determination GREENVILLE 25 WAl-HA'-LA 0 as they fought a losing battle. Bm Bannister The 7-2 record, compiled by the Greenville High school Red Raiders this season, illustrates the tremendous Captain school spirit. A soggy field failed to dampen the spirit of the homecoming crowd as the Raiders completely dominated the Walhalla Razorbacks. Coach Moore practically cleared the bench in an effort to hold the score down. I, an FIRST ROW: Roy Crisp, Dickie Dietz, Ray Parkins, Clark Gaston, Bill Kellett, Billy Richardson, Johnny Carson, Clay Jones, Johnny Nicoll, Eddie Scott, Johnny Farnsworth, KSEC- OND ROWJ Milton Allen, Max McClain, Jerry King, Rich- ard Mull, Bill Bannister, Billy Linn, C. O. Stevenson, Gerry Benston, Paul Kennedy, Mike Pannell, Peter Stipp, Bill Bailey, CTHIRD ROWJ Lee Greene, James Peigler, Richard Brassell, Bill Key, Dutch Knight, Joe Buckner, Archie Black, Johnny Sisk, Charles Lawton, Bob Hubbard, Dwight Odom, Johnny Brown. Page One Hundred Nineteen greenville high schooI's offensive and defensive RAY PARKINS ROY CRISP CLAY JONES OHGDSFVG V6 Offensive fb Offensive It Defensive re Defensive hb Defensive If i DICKIE DIETZ Offensive rh Defensive s Page One Hundred Twenty squads thrilled spectators with their accurate BILLY RICHARDSON JOHNNY FARNSWORTH BILL KELLETT Offensive c Offensive qb Offensive rg Defensive lb 4 CLARK GASTON Offensive ri Defensive rf Page One Hundred Twenty-One 44 Ti Y l i .'- A x E2 vp P K if P N .Mi 1,,g:., Jlf' if ,M il: tw K .kk , V, 3 r x. .3 f . 4., 2 ,W L Kfllf V X 5 mv 5-,.. Y ,xx W x , , 5, . x1xx .Vx ,. ' I ww ,Q Q J-ff N! 3 Jw.. , 1' 411- -..,,- -Q' E N , -v ,-if 5. 1 . X , x I tackling, superb kicking, and stanch team work . . . EDDIE SCOTT TEMPLE ROANE JIMMY REYNOLDS Offensive lh Defensive lg Defensive le BILL KEY Defensive lb Page One Hundred Twe nf no one could doubt the team's keen desire to learn, BOBBY BATSON MAX MCCLAIN PAUL KENNEDY Center Fullback Quarferback LEE GREENE BILL BANNISTER JERRY KING Fullback Tackle End Page One Hundred Twen':y'Four sheer determination to play, and fiery will to win... RICHARD MULL GERRY BENSTON MILTON ALLEN Halfback Tackle Fullback PETER STIPP DUTCH KNIGHT BILL BAILEY Halfback End End Page One Hundred Twenty-Five -.ax ,, X ' I . ,f 4 x . Q 5 x '74, , xf- , .,wv,., . -,,,, L, f QW. . k L . L . if If N.3W,. 4 A,..1 V H1 4, f. . - iz? . v A , 4,.-im - g JK, Q . 4 W M1 , .-,w1,,,if. 1 ,. SSN, , K 1 5 I J .L x 2 ,- 4,- Airing. -,X xx 'L . 155. . A ff ' A A Y 1 K ,, X d Y, X, S .R , V .1 .. K' -. V 0 ,Q My ,V f,.. , I x.QiZJ.f W9-.V fi . Egg- 4 Y , 1 1 RA.. , J In 3 K , 6. . 35 H ,I,,,.U., . . A .4 1-wi1.g315.A T 'fghf Q 'Ek ' ' A . xr. A. 1, X. f x L, . fy V V GQ-Q iffy g,:..,1.,., ni ,Q . , . x 1 Y X , , X XQQM -. Q k -. r ' PM . . f - V .L ,V . , could not sap the bouyant spirit of the mooremen . . C, O, STEVENSON BILLY LINN JOE BUCKNER Hqlfbqck Guard Center JAMES PEIGLER End W Page One Hundred Twenty- strong b-team fought hard for a good '57 season . . Page One FIRST ROW: Tommy Smith, Don Buddin, George Smith, Don Stephenson, David Hardin, Alford Wells, Tommy Coan, Tommy McNeil, Lonnie Estes, George Howard, Jim McGregor, Wayne Clayton, Ronnie Plemmons, Ricky Castor, QSECOND ROWJ Tommy Huguenin, Mike Sellers, Clyde Darnell, Jimmy Kellett, Richard Kohn, Steve Jones, David White, Sonny Horton, John Waldrep, Nick Kabler, Johnny Kendall, Jimmy Smith, Mike Jaskwhich, David Bailey, Edmund Bryan, Bucky Hughey, Billy McHaffie, QTHIRD ROWJ Eddie Hill, David Wilson, Larry Bruce, Robert Gaskins, Charles Wofford, James Gordon, Emory Poole, Charles Bolt, Tony Bridges, Jerry Hooper, Asa Grey, Jimmy Bennett, and Durgan May. Hundred Twenty-Eight senior players L. B. R. M. P. E. B. B. J. C . Greene-57 Kellett-43 Parkins-54 McClain-32 Kennedy-27 Scott-20 Richardson-35 Ban n isfe r-66 N ic ol I-52 Jones-65 raider managers support team on and off gridiron.. , , 11225 sm THOMASSON JIMMY MARTIN HENRY Lewis JACK GRADY JIMMY THOMAS Haaa Maaaaa' aurcl-I GREGORY T'a 'a' PERRY VAUGHN Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine we L A 'f SQ Q fs K W sown aww- V , Q , i px 5 Q 41 mn-W.. Aim .. , If is! if 2 4 ii EY WN' 3 Iaii 3 5 5 2 A . 5 'LM V ,,., :.,, Z Q 5 A , if Q gut-Pi'i'w'b' J' 1 I mga. -4-we-S ...M-w,w,-R..u--V1.1 Q wg .M '1 '-y M f i 1 1 l i 1 1 l Q 32, i Q,-, fy- WA? y ,ggi-qfri, i , ., ,V 55 fi It Sh , .. J'- iffrr ,wt R ,Lp A axis? Q , M, X.,,t,q, ff: 52' V ,lfi , wvfczfg' ,L x -f, Q X Q-214 s e ' w . ,QW ! dedicated coaches teach players winning football MR. DON LINN coach MR. BlLL'PHILLIPS coach MR. J. A. MOORE Head coach band's snappy music encourages players, spectators.. 7, KNEELING: Clary Cason, Bart Dyer, Mary Ella Hunt, Charles Crocker, Jo Moss, Patti Zachary, Patricia Armstrong, John McPherson, Jean Mims, Roy Callaway, Mary Ellen Simon, CFIRST ROWJ Jack Greene fdrum majorj, Nancy Boyd, Rita Latos, Brad Russell, Jackie Foster, Rondal Robertson, Sam Phillips, CSECOND ROWJ Director Frank McCravy, Charles Martin, Kenith Keendnf Paul Alexander, Howard Bryan, Oscar Funderburk, Jimmy Mitchell, Jimmy Ward, CTHIRD ROWJ Joel Patterson, Robert Perry, Ted Young, Raymond Poore, Don Velsor, Green Giebner, CFOURTH ROWJ Roger Helms, Wiley Cooper, Jimmy Vaughn, Don lngle, Paul Dunn, KFIFTH ROWJ Mike Shelley, Mickey Faulconer, Grant Wasco, Jim Anderson, Ronnie Williams, Dan Allen, KSIXTH ROWJ Charles Funk, Steve Rigby, Ted Revis, and Ken Dear. Page One Hundred Thirty-Four majorettes add beauty and pep to band PATTI ZACHARY MARY ELLA HUNT MARY ELLEN SIMON JEAN MIMS CLARY CASON senior junior junior senior junior Page One Hundred Thirty-Five Cheerleaders' high spirit keeps crowd alert at games I PAT RUSH SANDIE HOLLAND senior senior head cheerleader MILTON LEWIS MARY STONE MARY BENNETT GEORGE DAVIS junior junior sophomore sophomore Page One Hundred Thirty-Six FIRST ROW: Johnny Farnsworth, Dan Hickman, Dickie Dietz, Donald Davis, KSECOND ROWJ Mickey Brown, Roy Crisp Dutch Knight, Jimmy Thomas, CTHIRD ROWJ Gerry Benston, Jerry King, Keith Stoneman, Jimmy Martin, and Coach Don Linn. team carries ghs hopes in '58 basketball season f1P ,,. lip 3 :xx gf mf? -' f Q in,-Q? Q sr - ,H 5 Q My i f J ..-nn. Q...--mu'-v-w:M MIX. Q Q: .,, M. A ,,,,.......-f.. QSSEVIZU Qing-5 41359 wh-w ' ,wx 'ffm-P 4. nu, .mm QL, in mix. 2? 9: ? ,Pit nz fi I. www at wins HIQHW I these baseballers showed a formidable array of DUDLEY PENDLETON CHARLES FAYSSOUX JIMMY THOMAS BILLY LINN PETER STIPP RICHARD KOHN MAX MCCLAIN DICKIE DIETZ Page One Hundred Forty T powerful sluggers, fast Pifihefs, and slick fielders . . MILTON ALLEN FRED HENRY JIMMIE DRAKE JOHNNY FARNSWORTH EDDIE SCOTT ARCHIE BLACK CHARLES BOLT PAUL KENNEDY I l Page One Hundred Forty-One 1 A xmgg fag- 1 :fi 333.4 'M , ,--A .x ,U ,,m1rg:f', . . ' film J, - If H P iii 4 Cpu M- W, 1' ,Q X x E wma!! ,W 2 hurdles, pole vault, dashes, distances, and relays... GERRY BENSTON BILLY JOHNSTON JOHNNY CARSON RONNIE BISHOP JERRY KING BILL BAILEY Page One Hundred Forty-Three players exhibit precision timing, unique ability JACK SCOTT KEITH STONEMAN GEORGE ZIMMERMAN STUART LEVI TEMPLE ROANE JIMMY GRIFFIN MR. WILTON MCKINNEY coach Page One Hundred Forty-Four .af 0 an ,,wQ1i4fQGW f X, . f' sr in-no f t.,,, V 54,7 5 f 'Q X . at .man U Wy , Q .gk ' Qjffiuw KW, W.. ,QW fm.. ,gag 'Ti Q32 ik Top reading around G: Mary Sue Cum bus, Cecil Lewis, Kathryne Manheim Becky Henson, Mimi Joyce, Peggy Dodd Barbara Ann League, Patsy Ivester, Peggy Frederick, Judy Armstrong, Nancy Wood, Annette Johnston, Harriett Lip- scomb, Donna Kay Allison, Janice Bar- bare, Linda Rakestraw, Lib Mattos, and Maxine Burriss. worthy athletes receive block g awards . . FIRST ROW: George Zimmerman, Johnny Carson, Jimmy Thomas, Eddie Scott, Donald Davis, Milton Allen, Sam Marsh, KSECOND ROWJ Bobby Campbell, Billy Johnston, Clark Gaston, Billy Clary, John Converse, Paul Kennedy, KTHIRD ROWJ Bill Key, Richard Mull, Dicky Dietz, Ray Parkins, Mike Pannell, Lynn Smith, KFOURTH ROWJ Jerry King, Bill Kellett, Billy Linn, Bill Richardson, Johnny Nicoll, CFIFTH ROWD Bill Bannister, Stuart Levi, Clay Jones, Johnny Farnsworth, Jimmy Mar- tin, CSIXTH ROWJ Temple Roane, Max McClain, Bill Thomason, and Eddie Gibson. Page One Hundred Forty-Six two capable instructors supervise gym classes . . MISS CAROLINE EASLEY MISS ELIZABETH ELLISON insfrucfor insfrucfor four leaders head girls athletic association . . HARRIETT LIPSCOMB CECIL LEWIS PEGGY FREDERICK MARY SUE CUMBUS recorder secrefary-freasurer vice president pregidenf Page One Hundred Fo ghs athletics help girls to learn importance y-Eight of teamwork, sportsmanship, loyalty, and health Page . if L , .g . WIT ' WL, ':vwfi9UW ' ' V M. 4 L' g ' I A 1 ,iff 51 e Y , ' 4 , K A ., -ff A features promote l'6COgl1i'lliOl1 . . ha of fame BILL KELLETT PATTI ZACHARY presidenf sfudenf body vice presideni sfudenf body seniors choose prominent classmates NANCY BLACKWELL EDD'E SCOTT NANCY ROSS editor High News mos' Ufhlefw presidenf pep club P ge One Hu ndred Fi - wo ffy T W KEN SARGENT CAMILLE MARTIN PAT RUSH president senior class secrefary sfudenf council cheerleader for enthusiastic Ioycllity and service JOHN CHEROS SANDIE HOLLAND love of scholarship head cheerleader h. s. 1958 Page One Hun dred Fifi i --A Al-' - 4 X PATTI ZACHARY and BILL KELLETT were honored best all round ' ' for their outstanding achievements and loyal devotion ge One Hundred Fifty-Four to the spirit of ghs. Z 3 I - -7--7 I MARI MALTBY and BOBBY MCNEILL were recog- best d ressed ' ' nized for their exquisife fasfe in fodc1y's fashion world. Page One Hundred F . h PATTI ZACHARY and BILL KELLETT were chosen 'nr' and ITIISS g S - - for best representing the qualifies of a fypical ghs citizen. ,,,,g,A:...,.' L,,..1., V, ndred Fiff stage and screen star tany perkins, takes time to select .szlafima pafm Senior w K 1 f 2 X I I E i E i W 5W53'f5l+-:-5-T-'-9 A W'A Page One Hundred Sixty-Two gnu carro Junior mary Enneff Sophomore paffi ZacLary senior mary Cgffa .llunf junior other lovely .lwlarrief .jvlbua fan sophomore girls include . . . K ii I x 'N 3 1 4 5 jaifh jlompaon sophomore .gudan garger junior W J N 5 4 3 s E Clamim: muffin senior 1 4 N E K 2 5 1 l i I w N 1 1 :bg g,,,.,.,. honors go to Page One Hundred Sixty-Six JUSTEN DUKE CAMILLE MARTIN NANCY BLACKWELL BILL KELLETT Miss Hi Miss Miss Cifizenship Miss Raiderama King Teen LINGERIE SLEEPWEAR Tots to Teens Palmetto Garment Go., Inc. TRAVELERS REST, SOUTH CAROLINA H. D. Burbcrge J. H. 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Our Complete Jewelry Manufacturing Facilities - right on the premises - are yours to make use of, no matter on how quick call - for remounting, for modernizing of jewelry pieces of cuttings and the like. f, ae.6 Jewelers and Diamond Merchants OFFICIAL JEWELERS or GHS What We Say Ir ls-It Isv Exclusive Agents for Towle's Silver Page One Hundred Eighty-Two WEA BELIEVE IN YIJUH JUDGMENT' x ix I I Homocsmzso Mluc 45: 3 ICE CREAM and MILK COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER d dEgh If ff fflvv-I . 1 1 'H-ma ' :AE X 55 'L:L:t.JmM,.JUQ mflrxasxslpyia JMD 4f'fVv0vw,f.6 w.m,fw-0 HPQL MQQJQ R5 A Evo r:Xx3 pBAx sigh-j,L3,,jN9lJ5' ' 'llf :Xj3x5JNoNJ ' 'J 5 -if fx ' . Rf, 3z:f.a,fsw,q-5-0, cup Jgxflj .51-WWA' Q , N' '-5513-.LJ .,,fQ..'5:5x.JN1Nx3..5 nu Gfiwrfxfi. QLD A, H A x 3 gl xi y , 2 nU QE'-x.fifb-J,-.J j1A,x,f'+J?w,31.J C'AX'L ' Rx K 7' , t N6 H' A ul 1-Qxi . X Y' ' L .Q , .jl.A.f'fkfNxx..: K-.fQixfL,x.5 49 I ' -fx A -.1...1 ' 'A ,,, -iffxvfi-zxffigx... w.f'fl4 --A' fly! 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If you are interested, the staff of the School of Nursing will bei happy to talk with you in regard to securing further information. reenuifk eneraf .Nod ifaf In .S7cAoof 0 Waning Greenville South Carolina ndred Eig .Snior ,glwzognwlrj ly Jvc Wei! gzfew ,,L0f0,,..,,,Lef 2227 AUGUSTA RD. TELEPHONE CE 3-4900 You may order prinfs of your senior porfraif anyfime in ihe fufure dred Eig A Q 1 3 f f T T T A T I . w lliigfieli 5'.' , V T 1251- 'j,oi i'Elff ' V i Y- fl-f idl pl ,fr , A. ,D gEV'f',I' M 5 - ff milff 3- m -'W fa' Your Store for Traditional Quality! Shop Among the Most Respected Names in the Industry . . . In every community tl1ere's ci leader . . in Greenville it's Ivey's! First in Fashion. . . Finest in Quality! l REFRESH ES WITHOUT FILLI NC Epsrw 0'-ll je pepai-Czfa Mffgng Company Telephone CE 2-7942 Greenville, S. C. ddlig W .7i 19 flowers Hyde Szzffezfeld 910ml 611, fur. TeIephonesCE59671 2301 AUGUSTA STREET CE 23564 GREENVILLE, soum CAROLINA CE 3 7455 . Qgfuferzi ,Are Our gbwinedd CQCHRAN JEWELERS Phone CE 3-3641 211 North Main Street The Sterling Center of Greenville Feaiu ng: GORHAM - KIRK -H INTERNATIONAL - WALLACE LUNT and HEIRLOOM SILVER d dEghyE Carolina Supply Company TEXTILE MILLS SUPPLIES Greenville, S. C G ALL THE WAY P op Mo th C Get the OTHER HALF MOUTH WASH The Perfect Mote for Your Toothpaste SHAW'S PHARMACY P90 HddEghyN M Sagem Lgvgaiwkm gwiqzx TMR ,QQRELLEL K3 285, smml p NMR 5 QW? X531 all Aix... efvgif f. WNSYMER 1 X IL--IMI . . ,fi IIUII I 1, urman nwerrufg .,- .X - ei 11, GREENVILLE, soum CAROLINA I til 4Il+'ll:3 I if I I2f'i if JOHN LANEY PLYLER, President I :'-aigII'I? M . - A standard Liberal Arts College offering degrees of: H BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MASTER OF EDUCATION MASTER OF ARTS Special emphasis given to Business Administration, Art, Music, Science, Speech Arts, Home Economics, Teacher Education, Religious Education, Pre-Medical, Pre-Law and Pre-Engineering. Reserve Officers Training Corps. Summer School of nine weeks with courses for freshmen, upper classmen and teachers. For Catalogue Write C. L. RASOR Registrar Men's College MISS EULA BARTON Registrar Woman's College Page One Hundred Ninety WALTER S. GRIFFIN 1 COTTON BROKERS T-gg! 515 B b s T I ph css was G II s h c I jANITOR'S SUPPLY AND CHEMICAL C0. ZZQW M2650 5 Lgongra uIa igns 574v' J WdWm Qfwi VW 23722 fffzfw W ' ,ZW Jwgmww zfzffwo so fwibwww. QQRQQ 7779 M00 4fG . , 2DpMwawoAQ Pfw yffffwggw Wmlgf 'C?Zf,Z7'L WWW Aw wwfzff W, 555519 H W Wm Prjolgaqr W6 ,LVM-v-2 A-U-ff-affvvl' Mwl I Qfffwh IVV W' QM A MULTIPLE LINE CAPITAL STOCK COMPANY specializing in all forms of MOTOR TRANSPORTATION INSURANCE CANAL INSURANCE CO. T. J. MIMS, President Home Offices: Greenville, South Carolina Good Clothes for Men and Boys HEYWARD MAHON COMPANY Greenville, South Carolina Q ' Inj je, ilwggkmkbkueeffdrfjg l I CD , .J R 3303 AUGUSTA ROAD gx K Junk, WIT! X H W rl' W Phone CE 5-7447 MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE Phone CE 2-6704 239 N. Main Street Greenville's Leading Furniture Store Convenient Terms Easily Arranged PgOHddN yT THREADCILL PHARMACY formerly Augusta Road Pharmacy the prescription store 2032 AUGUSTA STREET PHONE CE 5-1592 3 PAl.ME1To fl PHOTO ENGRAVING AND COMMERCIAL ART 244 EAST BROAD ST GREENVILLE S C LEES-WRIGHT Clothiers MEN YOUNG MEN Lewis Plaza Phone CE 5-7749 Greenville, South Carolina Insure and be Sure CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE CCMPANY SOUTH CAROLlNA'S OLDEST Issues all kinds of Life Insurance Policies- Straight Life, limited pays, endowments, educational, mortgage cancellation, family income, family protection, retirement, participating, hospital, accidents, etc. ED B. SMITH, District Manager 203 South Carolina National Bank Building Greenville, S. C. It's better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it. Page One Hundred Ninety-Three WWC VIR .A 'I I A f' , CELY BROS. QR' M A LUMBER CO., INC. ,Ev , Dia, CE ,M HALFACRE-OSBORNE 800 WUSl'i 9'0 Ave- CLOTHES OF OISTINCTION Gfeenvllle' 5- C- 113 E. North sneer BUILDING MATERIALS AND LUMBER Contracting - Plans - Estimating - Financinq EDWARD'S COOPER WHITE CO. DRUG STORE WALL AND FLOOR COVERWG PRESCRIPTION sPECIALIsTs Phone CE 2-5735 702-B N. Main si. P. O. Box 1732 1615 Augusta Street ' Dial CE 5-4035 Greenville, S. C. AUGUSTA ROAD IEWELERS WATCHES - DIAMONDS - SILVERWARE COSTUME JEWELRY Watch and Jewelry Repair 1519 Augusta Road Greenville, S. C. BATSON MAN U FACTURI NC CO. HARDWOOD PRODUCTS FOR THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY Telephone CE 5-1634 P. O. Drawer 1055 Office and Plant: Fair Street Greenville, S. C. INDUSTRIAL HEAT ENGINEERING COMPANY COMBUSTION AND HEAT TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT TEXTILE DRYING SYSTEMS P. O. Box 3026 Station A 121 Cleveland Street Greenville, S. C. INDUSTRIAL COATINGS, INC. 104 South Hudson Street Greenville, S. C. INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS OF TEFLON COATINGS Page One Hundred Ninety-Four I I lt Pays to Shop at f J ALWAYS H1151 OUMIVY f Z 1 5 f ' Z J. C. Penney Co., lnc., Greenville, S. C. l l l CO., INC. . . I i North Mom and College Street ' Stfo 1 7 Plan - . . - ' A Plwmnl Clothes you like at prices you wont to pay . .... ..-11.1.tr-.4+51:re15:5-firesrffiiliffifififiifi' W' 4 531:-'ffl Q '- f13'f:3:I:1g23:2:2:5:f:I'1-14-'-:gS:7'3.'3 U '-zrgzfzf ' , 1.,:::,:,,:',-' - SA M ' S L U N C H Uauwens isgsff Y :s r Good Foods Served Quickly :1'F ' ' -. ff .- Q 55535555 -51 5 , ,ty ,,,,, 109 College Street Phone CE 3-9510 - S - - i g j. B. LACHER Manufacturing jeweler 23 College St. Phone CE 2-7380 GREENVILLE S. C. BILL TILLER'S ESSO STATION 1438 Augusta Street Page One Hundred Ninety-Five Compliments of FUNERAL HOME FREEDOM LIFE AIR CONDITIONED CHAPEL INSURANCE T 1 ph CE 51641 1004 A g S G II S C MAIN STREET I'neYefSmCI'nCId 3 S. Main Street Ph CE 2 7318 9 For Pleasant Shopping CAROLINA-CENTER SKYLAND DRIVE-IN G 'Il L d' Th THOMASSON BROS. CLEANERS 8. LAUNDRY 101 AUGUSTA ST. GREENVILLE, S F R E E MAN 'S Pleasantburg Shopping Center INCORPORATED Hardware and Houseware Fine China-Crystal-Gifts SPORTSWEAR - DRESSES - ACCESSORIES 101-5 W. North Street PHONE CE 2 2451 DeLANYS' SPORTING GOODS The Best in Sports-For the Sportsman DIAL CE 5-0415 24 College St. Greenville, S. C. Congratulations, Staff, on another Beautiful Nautilus Telephone CE 5-8511 245 N. Main St. BYRUM 8. BATES RADIO AND TV HEADQUARTERS HI-FI Greenville, S. C. S. C. RUSH BARBER SHOP Completely Modern 3219 Augusta Road Dial CE 2-2926 At the Pickwick KINGOFF BROS., INC. 'Greenville's Quality Jewelers for Over a Generation Dial CE 3-1071 28 S. Main St. Greenville, S. C. GREENVILLE FURNITURE CO. 113 West Coffee Street Dealers in New and Used Furniture Dial CE 3-8413 Greenville, S. C. SUTTON'S, INC. Lewis Plaza Greenville, S. C. Shoes - Gifts - Hosiery LEAGUE'S, INC. 243 N. Main Street SHEET MUSIC -- PIANOS STITCH-IN-TIME 3414 Augusta Road Specializes in Original Designs for Evening Dresses and Summer Cottons WHITE 8. EDWARDS, Jewelers Expert Watch Repairing 2 Pe'ndleton Street Greenville, S. C. YELLOW CAB COMPANY DIAL CE 2-5322 Meet Your Friends at NORTH GARDEN SODA SHOP By-Pass 291 GOOD LUCK, SENIORSI CHANDLER'S SERVICE STATION 2115 Augusta Road BERNICE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE North Pleasantburg Drive Wade Hampton Shopping Center Patronize . . . HUGHEY'S BARBER SHOP 111-A South Main Across from Poinsett Hotel Phone CE 2-8274 , CONVENIENT FOOD CENTER 2015 Augusta Road Open from 8:30 A.M. to 11:30 P..M. DIAL CE 5-4844 Page One Hundred N ety Se en Phones: CE 5-4080 - CE 2-2289 HARRIET HESSE Congratulations lnter'ors ' SENIORS 8 West Lewis Plaza Greenville, S. C. CLEAN CLEANERS Clean Clothes Clean 39 Augusta St. Dial CE 5-1698 Greenville, S. C. 'A' UNUSUAL GIFTS 'A' RESORT WEAR 'A' ANTIQUES HAYWOOD FOREST SHOP Hendersonville, N. C. BRUCE and DOSTER DRUG STORE The REXALL Store 116 South Main St. Dial CE 2-8215 STONE BROTHERS Complete Outfitters to Men, Young Men and Students 108 North Main St. and Pleasantburg Shopping Center Greenville, S. C. JEAN WEST TowN AND couNTRY sHoP 20 East North Street Phone CE 2-6795 CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY Phone CE 5-2516 1441 Augusta Road GREENVILLE, S. C. LOOPER'S AMOCO SERVICE 401 N. Main St. Phone CE 2-0175 One Stop Auto Service MECHANICAL REPAIRS PATTERSON'S PLAZA SHOPPE BUSTER JONES GOLF RANGE Improve your game by practice Golf Lessons by Appointment Automatic Tees 3306 Augusta Raod Phone CE 5-2073 KENNETH CASS TIRE COMPANY Distributors of LEE TIRES - BATTERIES Lubrication Dial CE 2-8851 General Accessories Buy Your GAS from Kenneth CASS TOLEDO SCALES sALEs AND senvlce Edgar B. Heape 8g Son 2712-A Augusta Road Phone CE 5-1640 Congratulations, Seniors LEROY LANGSTON, JR. Class of '48 JACK HUFF ESSO SERVICE STATION 101 Cleveland Street Greenville, S. C. CE 3-9148 DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 300 S. Main Street Telephone CE 2-1642 Serving Students and Employers Since 1910 Page One Hundred Ninety-Eight Wifh Besi Wishes I BOB WILSON SITTON BUICK CO. 38 Westfield Street Buick's Ihe Buy - Any Year When Be1fer'Aufomobiles Are Builf, Buick Will Build Them CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL 1958 GHS GRADUATES WM. ROSENFELD Insurance Service Calhoun Towers ICE and COAL Telephone CE 3-1646 GREENVILLE ICE AND FUEL PLANT 221 River Street NICK'S DINER Known for Wonderful Food 404 N. Main SI. I .- II XCHEVB-OLETJX THACKSTON CHEVROLET COMPANY Dial CE 2-4451 GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA HUNT AND DuPREE AGENCY LIFE INSURANCE 1912 Augusta Road Greenville, S. C. THE OYSTER BAR I 2106 Augusta Road Phone CE 9-2827 Famous for Sea Foods THE LAUNDROMAT Half-Hour Laundry 1808 AUGUSTA ROAD Phone CE 2-7615 Washing and Drying - Shirfg Finished P g One Hundred Ninet vocational subjects teach students various skills E P THddT fine art classes illustrate typical ghs curriculum PgTH d K, , ir ,. fi W -'asf Page Two Hundred Four X 3 1? Page Two Hundred Five the old crooked tree is cl beloved landmark at ghs . . . P91 Haas :,i..fi,V I , -2- FROM NIMH: H01-vggy BN9-,O-DL. , wmamki iwqwmig QYu?5QNmYL.mJLQWoJ, k 'Iff31Q T525 mmxm WNW. VM MMM, , V Jilxmjz low Sxqgdbnfwdl ' fbdwoi YJQJx,9Lx.gW,,i,-VWJB Ymiwwm 5'-m- 3f-Gvgw WW Jiuofm. 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