Greenville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1959 volume:

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B if :'a.'. - : 5 - V s 1. yi Q' . 3 s ff , V TV: ' 1-' 55 LARK SCHULZE Business Manager CAROLINE BURGESS Editor mzuiilus I9 9 foreword Eagerly and vivaciously, each student antici- pates the three years which are to constitute his life at GHS. At least once during this time a lasting impression is made. To one this may be only a subconscious touch, to another, a lasting glow. The impression is that shadow which GHS casts upon all who pass through her doors-a shadow of knowledge, achievement, democracy, spirit, and honor. It is a living, growing, omni-present thing. Because of it, students are imbued with responsi- bility, yet, they welcome it. Living and working under this phantom of greatness, they struggle and fight to attain their goals. And yet, perhaps un- known to them, this shadow becomes a part of their being, urging them ever onward. Never- theless, the permanent shadow is left in the halls of GHS and in the hearts of her students as a link to the past and a promise of the future. table of contents . F -v... 5. .9 u 5 ., - . Q -lf H' 1. 2 P 2 ' ' .V,, -'Ar . -Y -7 J lf' , the 1 .1 5 8 O . .5 5 Q -v 1 I, . Jia S27-LBP ' x' Fe - . l I- ,D Qffsv' ' Pr W A 0' -I L93 '-J 1 I WW. A' , , Y 5' 3 ' F I ? A 1 - I .X V - I r - 1 X. 1 ' ff 4 K ff f u . v ' fm .1 , My U.- f'i5u1w 1 ,., .-.-. . ' -uw. ' .7 fr-A'4'!i1l,1. '?'?' ' sf. .., 4, I-' . 'vb ' , . s ' 13- K 1 m ' .- - x Kis's,'- 'Qi' I, 's-In H ' -1 fv ng. ' 4, X 9 , .- x- . liqli, . K- if - -is ' I dedication 1' . f 'Q-3.525 -' Qs.. ' f K 7 4, M X. . Because we gazed and still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew, the staff dedicates the 'l959 Nautilus to you, Miss Mary Wilds, English teacher, for your boundless knowledge, unending patience, and infinite kindness. 'r' .-L'-we .. in Red .Loyal to our moffo alma mater There is a school we 'Tis Greenville There we There Qnly through fruih Though we may wander for We'll ever keep the sweef Our hearts will furn fo fhee And pray God bless you, lo he faculty inspires kl10Wl6dge I Q I --ni.. ' --u - 1 Z - - fwgpwww , . li. ,.., ,515 ' .. .f - , H ,535-i.:sz1a'f:f1f', v ,' - ' ' - ' : Q LK ' -3 .Q .gur- atv' MR. FRED L. FOWLER Principal MR. ROBERT P. ALLEN Assistant Principal MISS MEL LEE DANIEL Dean of Girls we walk in the lengthening shadow of their leadership . . languages, arts are the keynotes of world understanding . . . -G' MISS MARY MEl.l.ETTE French MR. WAYNE RUTLEDGE MISS AMBER BOGGS Lalin, Hislory MRS. MARGARET GILLIAM Ari MISS LOIS GREEN Latin MRS. MARY M. HOWARD Speech, Dramafics, English Band MRS. VIRGINIA ULDRICK Choral Music MISS MARJORIE WATSON Spanish, French promoting science is vital for the advancement of america MISS NELLIE BURNETTE Chemistry MR. GEORGE W. DAILEY Physics MRS. ISABEL GRIFFITH Biology MRS. JO ANNE HINTON Biology, Business Math MRS. JAMES E. PALMER Chemisfry MRS. HENRY TRIPP Biology MRS. MARGARET Biology Yi .VI ,rv Iolvbw -v 3 f JJ N. X Page Thirteen math courses emphasize accuracy, logical thinking . . . 1lP On MRS. W. WISTAR SMITH MISS SARA THOMAS MISS RUTH WILLIAMS Geometry, Algebra Bus. Math, English Algebra sportsmanship is key to physical education classes MISS LOUISE AUSTIN Algebra MR. C. HOLMES BAUMGARDNER Algebra, Geometry MRS. JENNINGS L. GRAVES Algebra, Geometry MR. M. A. KAY Algebra MR. SAMUEL McGREGOR Bus. Math, Geometry, Algebra MISS SARAH MEREDITH Algebra, Junior Counselor MRS. L. E. NICHOLSON Geometry MRS. GORDON L. SMITH Algebra MISS CAROLINE EASLEY Girls' Gym MISS ELIZABETH ELLISON Girls' Gym MR. DONALD L. LINN Boys' Gym Assistant Coach MR. J. A. MOORE Head Coach MR. W. B. PHILLIPS ASS' Boys' Gym Assistant Coach Page Foudeen social graces, creative skills permeate home economics . . . MISS -IESSIE HUNTER MRS. CAROLINE SIMPSON MRS. RUBY S. WILLIMON Sophomore, -lUHl0f Sophomore, Senior Sophomore, Junior numerous talents develop from vocational instruction . . . MR. J. T. BLACK Agriculfuro MR. M. W. BOYD, JR. Diversified Occupaiion MR. A. C. GLOVER Priniing MR. JACK GREENE Shop, Biology MRS. RITA HEAPE Typing MRS. MARION H. LESESNE English, Vocalions MRS. EDWIN D. MOORE Typing, Bookkeeping MISS MARY MOORE Typing, Shorthand MR. LOUIS A. SEABORN, JR. Mechanical Drawing MR. R. S. TIEDEMAN Mechanical Drawing MR. H. E. TOLLISON Aufo Mechanics MRS. KERMIT M. WATSON Dislribufive Educalion Page Fifteen the quintessence of self expression develops in english . . . Page Sixieen MRS. MARY G. ARIAIL Junior MISS CAROLYN BANNER Sophomore, Junior MRS. P. N. BECTON Publicafions MRS. DOUGLAS COFIELD Sophomore MRS. MARY B. GARRETT Junior MRS. PAUL D. HANNAH Sophomore MRS. PEARL M. KELLER 'li' Junior, Hisfory MRS. CHRISTINE J. LUFEVRE Sophomore, French MISS PATRICIA l.UPO Senior, Spanish MISS HORTENSE PARKINS Sophomore, Sophomore Counselor MISS MARGARET PARKS Junior MISS WINIFRED ROGERS Senior MR. MocFARLAND SHACKELFORD Sophomore MISS MYRTLE TANNER Senior MISS MARY WILDS Senior, Junior Smitty keeps our school in tip-top shape . . JgAf2..fqff9:2-Q,Q,s-w-v-7X knowledge of the past, present blend in social science . . . MISS RUTH BOYD History, Senior Counselor MR. WILLIAM H. DENTON History MISS HELEN GALLOWAY Psychology MRS. JACK GREENE History MRS. L. H. HENDRICKS History MRS. RUBY S. HICKS History, Modern Problems MRS. JESSIE V. NOLAND, History, Geography MISS ETHEL ROARK MISS CLEMENCE WOOD Head Librarian Librarian MRS. J. D. VANN, JR. History MRS. RAYMOND E. WALDREP History I., I ,Q reference material, diversive reading abound in the library . . . efficient personnel supervise records, health, and food . . . MRS. JOE T. ALLEN MRS. AI-VIN H- COTHRAN MRS. LEITA GASKINS MRS. J. B. GUY MRS. GRACE HUGHES Nurse Secretary Dietitian Secretary to Principal Assistant Dietitian Page Seventeen A V. es classes denote CIChieV9l119l1'lI , 4 EDDIE GIBSON GENE wEu.s President Vice President senior class officers MISS RUTH BOYD Counselor FRANCES GRAHAM HOWARD HELLAMS Secretary Treasurer Alexander Allen Amiclr Andrews Ashley Ashley Auslander Ayers Bqiles Bailey Page Twenty-Two seniors . . . BRENDA MARGO ALEXANDER Her charm strikes the eye, her sang wins the ear. Talent show, 27 mixed chorus, Spanish club, talent show, 3, vice president homeroom, Spanish club, mixed chorus, 4. J. MILTON ALLEN ln all he undertakes, he puts his heart and soul. Vice president homeroom, football, baseball, block G, 2: football, baseball, block G, publicity committee, 3, foot- ball, baseball, block G, mixed chorus, AmahI and the Night Visitors, 4. GENE AMICK He is a friend to his friends. BUTCH ANDREWS His loyalty is heaven's gift. T and l, 2, T and l, 3: secretary DO, T and I, 4. LINDA ASHLEY We are charmed by her sweet disposi- tion. WILLIAM LOUIS ASHLEY ln him there is honesty, manhood, and good fellowship. Vice president homeroom, elections committee, B-team basketball, pep club, 25 vice president homeroom, elections committee, decorations committee iun- ior class party, 35 football marshal, sta- dium decorations committee, 4. ELIZABETH ANNE AUSLANDER Her lace betokened all things dear and good. JHA, pep club, 25 JHA, office assist- ant, pep club, 3, FNC, office assistant, 4. MARY JEAN AYERS A kind and gentle heart has she. Jl'lA, pep club, 25 JHA, pep club, 3, FHA, dollar club, 4. CAROLYN SUE BAILES Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace. Tri-Sci, mixed chorus, 3: music ap- preciation club, iunior classical league, Tri-Sci, 4. PAUL LOUIS BAILEY Whatever he does, he does well. ,.+-- - ...class of 1959 MARGARET LINDA BAILEY Such a blue inner light from her eyes outbroke, You looked at her silence and fancied she spoke. President homeroom, pep club, Stu- dent Council, elections committee, 2, treasurer homeroom, elections commit- tee, pep club, FHA, 3, secretary home- room, elections committee, music op- preciation club, dollar club, talent show, 4. ANN DURHAM BAKER Noble in her thoughts, earnest in her work. JHA, 2, pep club, JHA, 3, JHA, 4. JIM BALDWIN His consideration of others is his first law of good manners. Tri-Sci, 3: T and I, Tri-Sci, radiology class, 4. JIMMY BALDWIN That which he hath done is but an ex- ample of the things he shall do. Intramural track and basketball, 2: pep club, intramural track, 35 pep meet- ing skits, 4. GRADY LUCIUS BALLENTINE He became the friend of all who knew him. FBLA, pep club, National Honor so- ciety, secretary homeroom, 3, art club, treasurer homeroom, National Honor so- ciety, 4. JIMMY BANNON He is gentle in his methods, strong in his performance. Pep club, 2: FFA, pep club, 3, sen- tinel FFA, dollar club, 4. CAROLYN BARNICK She has a heart with room for every ioy.lI Entered iunior year: pep club, Thes- pions, DAR American history test, FBLA state and national conventions, 3, Na- tional Honor society, Thespians, FBLA state and district conventions, 4. JAMES WILBUR BASKIN The force of his own merit makes his way. Pep club, 3. SH ERRILL CRAFT BASS A pleasant nature shines through her quietness. JHA, 2, treasurer homeroom, mixed chorus, 3, DE, 4. LARRY C. BATSON He is a man of worth. Pep club, 3: Tri-Sci, FBLA, dollar club, 4. .Cllly Bqkgf Baldwin Baldwin Ballentine Bannon Barnick Baskin Bqgs Bqpwn Page Twenty-Three Bety Beam Bean Bennett Bennett Bennett seniors . . . CAROLE ANN BATY She is noble in every thought and deed. Vice president homeroom, art club, pep club, 2, decorations committee iun- ior class party, art club, pep club, mod- ern language day, 3, secretary home- room, art club, office assistant, dollar club, 4. CAROLE RUTH BEAM She was born with the gift of dbility. Secretary homeroom, 21 secretary homeroom, National Honor society, mod- ern language day, pep club, food com- mittee iunior class party, FBLA, 3: Na- tional Honor society, co-chairman prop- erty committee, FTA, dollar club, 4. LUCY EUGENIA QGENAJ BEAN The map of honor, truth, and loyalty is in thy face. Vice president sophomore class, as- sembly committee, president homeroom, Student Council, marshal commence- ment, pep club, marshal PTA open house and college night, 25 DAR American his- tory test, pep club, property commit- tee, music appreciation club, vice presi- dent homeroom, National Honor society, publicity committee iunior class party, served FTA banquet, 37 board of con- trol, National Honor society, vice presi- dent FTA, traffic squad, dollar club, 4. HARRY LAWRENCE BENNETT, JR. A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. T and I, 2: mixed chorus, music ap- preciation club, 35 DE, pep meeting skit, 4. OLIVER LEONARD BENNETT, JR. He stands firm in the valor of man- hood. Entered iunior year, FBLA, 37 foot- ball, FBLA, president homeroom, Stu- dent Council, 4. RUDY H. BENNETT He is blessed with carefree ability. FFA. 2. WILLIAM GERRALD BENSTON His whole heart is in the game. B-team football and basketball, track, secretary homeroom, upperstate track meet, 2, football, pep club, basketball, track, block G, president homeroom, Student Council, News-Piedmont relays and state track meet, 37 basketball, track, block G, chairman traffic safety committee, cabinet, Student Council, all- county football, marshal PTA Open House, football, 4. SUSAN KAY BETTINGER She is an angel wandering out of heaven. JHA state convention, 2, National Hon- or society, president homeroom, Student Council, 3, secretary homeroom, Nation- al Honor society, dollar club, Tri-Sci, music appreciation club, 4. TALLULAH ANNE CLOUANNEJ BETTIS Of all earthly music, that which reach- es fartherest into heaven is the beating of her truly loving heart. Pep club, 2, FBLA state convention, pep club, 3, music appreciation club, dollar club, talent show, 4. CHARLES SHELTON BOLT, JR. Of honest worth, he is one on whom we can depend. Vice president homeroom, baseball, 25 DAR American history test, B-team foot- ball, 3, football, dollar club, 4. r lenston Bettlnger Bettis Bolt Page Twenty-Four l Bosse Bowen Boyd Bradley ...class of 1959 CHRISTIANE BOSSE She sheds a radiance about her, so bright is her personality. Entered senior year from West Berlin, Germany, under auspices of American Field Setvice, FBLA, library club, Voice of Democracy contest winner, 4. KENNETH LEON BOWEN He hath freedom that beareth a clear heart. FBLA, dollar club, 4. NANCY LYNNE BOYD She has a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. Band, 2: pep club, band, 3, corporal band, Spanish club, National Honor so- ciety, 4. CHARLES BRADLEY No greater friend did his friends ever know. T and l, 31 president homeroom, treas- urer T and I, 4. ROBERT WARREN BRANNON He has a merry life with ioy and sun- shine. Radio club, 35 radio club, 4. RICHARD TAYLOR BRASSELL, JR. He lacks neither strength nor will. Football, FFA, 2, football, FBLA, FFA, 3, football, FBLA, FFA 4. ROBERT BRECKENRIDGE Men ot tew words are often the best men. s JL C some Jw Her very quietness calls her merit. Mixed chorus, 4. ARTHUR B. BRIGHAM, JR. He lives at peace with all mankind. Vice president homeroom, mixed chor- us, 2, pep club, mixed chorus, 3, pub- licity committee, mixed chorus, dollar club, Amahl and Night Visitors , 4. JERRY BROCKMAN His heart is kind and true. Mixed chorus, FFA, 25 mixed chorus, 3. Brannon Brassell Breckenridge Brezeale Brigham Brockman Page Twenty-Five f .,-fe WR, gi ,Mio eg- . - Brosnan Brothers Brown Brown Brown Bruce Bull Page Twenty-Six Brown g, 1 if 5,34 Bryan S3 Burbage seniors . . . FRANCIS DeSALES BROSNAN, JR. He seems indeed a man of destiny. Pep club, 2, National Honor society, 3, National Honor society, radio club, Tri-Sci, property committee, dollar club, 4. J. ALVIN BROTHERS, JR. He plays well the game ol life. Art club, 2, mixed chorus, 3. FRED WOOD BROWN, Ill Success is his who says little. Vice president homeroom, 4. JOHNNY BROWN Those can conquer who think they can. Football, baseball, 2, football, treasur- er homeroom, 3, football, 4. MICHAEL A. BROWN ln quietness and confidence is his strength. President homeroom, vice president homeroom, 2, president homeroom, 3, treasurer Spanish club, dollar club, 4. RICHARD MICHAEL IMICKEYJ BROWN He thinks like a man of action and acts like a man of thought. Basketball, 2, basketball, 3, dollar club, basketball, 4. JUDY BRUCE Her grocelulness and wisdom are out- ward expressions of the inward har- mony of her soul. President homeroom, Student Council, community service committee, pep club, entertainment committee sophomore class party, GAA 2, president home- room, social committee, DAR American history test, Student Council, music ap- preciation club, National Honor society, GAA, Piedmont Inter-School Relations council, board of control, modern Ian- guage day, pep club, refreshments com- mittee junior class party, served FTA banquet, 3, National Honor society, FTA, GAA, secretary pep club, dollar club, Miss Raiderama, 4. ORIEN HOWARD BRYAN, JR. He is a lover of life and living. Band, 2, band, T and I, 3, mixed chor- us, FBLA, secretary homeroom, 4. WALTER BULL He is going forward to do something great. Student service committee, 2, DAR American history test, pep club, Nation- al Honor society, student service com- mittee, 3, chairman student service committee, FBLA, cabinet, Student Coun- cil, National Honor society, marshal college night and PTA open house, dol- lar club, 4. HARVEY DEVAR BURBAGE, JR. He has wisdom in his head and beauty in his heart. Pep club, 2, president homeroom, Na- tional Honor society, winner DAR Ameri- can history contest, pep club, radio club, Student Council, lighting committee iun- ior class party, 3, chairman radio com- mittee, Student Council, cabinet, semi- finalist National Merit test, president National Honor society, pep club, vice president radio club, dollar club, 4. ...class of 1959 GERALD MARTIN UERRYJ BURBANK He needs no eulogy-he speaks for himself. DE, 4. CAROLINE CUNNINGHAM BURGESS Worth, courage, honor, these indeed her sustenance and birthright are. Board of control, secretary home- room, SCSPA District IV convention, GAA, pep Club, 2, Quill and Scroll, served FTA banquet, stage crew Bim- bo, the Pirate, music apprecation club, GAA, sophomore editor Nautilus, Na- tional Honor society, pep club, marshal commencement, entertainment commit- tee iunior class party, DAR American history test, pep meeting skit, modern language day, 3, editor Nautilus, board of control, literary editor Bits o 'Lit, Quill and Scroll, Western Carolina iour- nalism convention, FTA, National Hon- or society, 4. CHARLES JERRY BURRISS And he shall excel among the greatest ol men. President homeroom, DAR American history test, National Honor society, FBLA District lV convention, 3, Spanish club, dollar club, National Honor so- ciety, 4. BARBARA JOHNSON BYARS She moves as a goddess and looks as a queen. Secretary homeroom, JHA, 2, vice president homeroom, JHA, pep club, 3, president homeroom, FBLA, Student Council, National Honor society, 4. BOBBY JOE CAMPBELL Written on his face by nature's hand are two words: a gentleman. Baseball, block G, 2, vice president homeroom, block G, 3, T and I, secre- tary homeroom, block G, 4. KATHRYN CAROLINE CAMPBELL Angels were painted fair to look like her. Pep club, 2, FBLA, pep club, enter- tainment committee iunior class party, 3, pep club, FBLA, 4. JAMES WALSH CANNON He is rich in good works. Vice president homeroom, pep club, T and l, pep club, 3, student service committee, dollar club, 4. JOYCE CANNON Gentle she is with a manner mild. Treasurer homeroom, GAA, all-star tumbling, JHA, pep club, District IV SCSPA convention, 2, reporter High News, music appreciation club, all-star tumbling, GAA, pep club, 3, Spanish club, Tri-Sci, GAA, dollar club, all-star tumbling, news editor High News, 4. WILLIAM ROBERT QBOBBYI CARPENTER He is slow to argue, quick to act. FBLA, 4. CAROLYN LINDSAY KLYNNJ CARROLL And yonder is a maiden, a rose of roses and the fairest of the lair. JHA State meet, SCSPA District IV convention, Miss Courtesy, vice presi- dent homeroom, pep club, GAA, 2, mu- sic appreciation club, GAA, golf, pep club, decorations committee iunior class party, pep meeting skit, marshal senior class play, 3, student service committee, pep meeting skit, GAA, Tri Sci, dollar club, stadium decorations committee, advertising manager Nautilus, 4. Burbank Burgess lurriss Byars Campbell Campbell Cannon Cannon Carpenter Cerrell Page Twenty-Seven Carroll Canon Carter Cason CITCITCIII Chgygg seniors . . . KATRINA ANN CARROLL Her salt voice and sweet smile win many friends. JHA, serving committee sophomore class party, 2, pep club, FBLA State and District IV convention, 3. JOHNNY CARSON His glory lay in sports. Treasurer homeroom, block G, foot- ball, track, 2, treasurer homeroom, block G, football, track, 35 football, track, block G, all-county football, 4. FRANCES LINDER CARTER Her generous heart is like sunshine to the soul. ' JHA, pep club, 2: FBLA state conven- tion, DAR American history test, first place Mental Health essay contest, de- coration committee iunior class party, modern language day, served senior banquet, pep club, 3, FBLA State con- vention, dollar club, Tri-Sci, National Honor society, radiology class, 4. JULIA CLARY CASON A lovely lady garmented in light from her own beauty. Treasurer homeroom, 21 malorette, marshal band concert, president home- room, pep club, modern language day, music appreciation club, marshal senior class play, Student Councll, 3, head ma- iorette, dollar club, music appreciation club, mixed chorus, 4. LOUISE EYVONNE CHASTAIN The sweetest kind of a girl, a friend to all. JHA, 2, GAA, block G, 37 historian DE, GAA, dollar club, 4. MARTHA ANN CHEVES She lives at peace with all mankind, in friendship she is true. Secretary homeroom, music council, president girls' glee club, 2, mixed chor- us, music council, music appreciation club, served senior banquet, chairman publicity committee iunior class party, 3, mixed chorus, music appreciation club, AmahI and the Night Visitors, 4. PATRICIA A. CHILDERS She is pleasing to see, nice to know. JHA, secretary homeroom, 2, presl- dent homeroom, Student Council, 37 vlce president homeroom, 4. CHARLES CHILDRESS Men of tew words are the best men. T and I, 2, T and I, 3, secretary T and I, 4. GEORGIA GRACE CHRISTIAN An unseltish personality is the great- est gift of all. Mixed chorus, 3, FNC, mixed chorus, 4. MATTHEW WILSON KBILLJ CLARY, JR. Blessed is he who has the power of making friends, for it is one of God's greatest gifts. Block G, golf, intramural' basketball championship team, pep club, 27 block G, golf, pep club, Tri-Sci, community ser- vice Eommittee, 3, block 6, golf, mar- shal football, dollar club, 4. Childirl Childress Christian Clary Page Twenty-Eight Cleveland Cobb Coffey Coker ...class of 1959 CONSTANCE CLEVELAND She brings sunshine into the life of others. Glee club, JHA, 2, FHA, mixed chorus, 3: DE, 4. FREDDIE LOUISE COBB She walks in beauty like the light. Marshal The Goose Hangs High, GAA, 2, stage crew., BImbo, the Pi- rate , JHA, pep club, mixed chorus, sec- retary homeroom, talent show, 3, dollar club, president FNC, mixed chorus, club council, 4. SIBYL AMELIA COFFEY She fills her world with loving deeds. JHA, glee club, 2, pep club, 37 FBLA, 4. GUY COKER He has a trill of tingling joy in every vein. DE, treasurer homeroom, 4. JOHN FRANKLIN COLLINS Here is an industrious friend. Mixed chorus, music appreciation club, 2, mixed chorus, music appreciation club, 37 mixed chorus, music apprecia- tlon club, 4. MARIO COOPER A boy whom all will like and trust. Mixed chorus, 2: mixed chorus, 3. SUSAN COOPER She is as the light ot knowledge and the warmth of love. Secretary homeroom, pep club, 2, FBLA, stage crew Bimbo, the Pirate , National Honor society, pep club, 3, Na- tional Honar society, FBLA, 4. TONY M. COOPER Sincerity and sympathy are the graces of this gentleman. Entered iunior year, music apprecia- tion club, mixed chorus, 3: music appre- ciation club, dollar club, Thespians, mixed chorus, 4. LYNDA LOUISE COUCH She is possessed with an inexhaustible good nature. Pep club, GAA, FHA, 2: FBLA Dis- trict meet, pep club, GAA, 4. PATRICIA ANNE COWAN Her job is well done. Glee club, pep club, 2, mixed chorus, pep club, 3: mixed chorus, dollar club, AmahI and the Night Visitors, mus- ic appreciation club, 4. Collins Cooper Cooper Cooper Couch Cowon Page Twenty-Nine Crymes Davis Dear Delaney seniors . . . BILLY CRYMES He is noble in mind and deed. Mixed chorus, 27 pep club, 3: treasur- er homeroom, 4. Derrick Dodenhoff ANDREW JAMES DAVIS Donnelly Douglas Page Thlrty Drace Dunn He has a winning way, T and I, 4. KENNETH C. DEAR Music in his heart he bore long And after it was heard no more. Band, music appreciation club, 27 sec- retary music appreciaton club, pep club, talent show, band officer, 35 band, music council, music appreciation club, 4. BARBARA .IEANNE DELANEY Gay was her nature, bright her smile. Secretary homeroom, pep club, JHA, GAA, 25 FBLA, pep club, 3: DE, dollar club, 4. WALLACE DERRICK His thoughts reflect integrity. FFA, treasurer homeroom, 37 Tri- Sci, radiology class, National Honor so- ciety, 4. WILLIAM CLAYTON DODENHOFF To lznow how to laugh is to lznow how to reign. T and I, 2. WILLIAM PATRICK DONNELLY A gentleman now and always. DOLORES JEANNE DOUGLAS Rare as is true love, a true friend is rarer. Entered iunior year, mixed chorus, vice president library club, 4. LINDA KAY DRACE Her gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. JHA, pep club, 27 JHA, pep club, 31 FHA, dollar club, 4. WILL T. DUNN, JR. He is only truly great who is truly good. FBLA, dollar club, office runner, 4. T ...class of 1959 -FRANCES KFRANKIEJ EASSY A constant friend such as she is rare. Mixed chorus, JHA, 3, library club, 4. PHILIP SALEM EASSY He that once is good is always great. THOMAS BENNETT EISON He is destined to go far in the world of success. Entered senior year, president home- room, FBLA, Student Council, 4. BARBARA JEAN ERWIN Her kindness gives birth to happiness. JHA, girls' glee club, pep club, 2, JHA, pep club, served senior banquet, 3, FHA, mixed chorus, dollar club, 4. NANCY ESKEW She is so full of the ioy ot living, that life becomes a game. Property committee, all-star volley- ball, secretary homeroom, pep club, marshal senior play, 2, cafeteria com- mittee, music appreciation club, pep club, marshal senior class play, 3, music appreciation, Trl-Sci, 4. PEGGY SUE EVATT Her modesty is a candle to her merit. JHA, all-star volleyball, mixed chorus, 2, T and l, 3, vice president DO, T and I, mixed chorus, 4. PATRICIA LEE FARMER A fountain ot beauty is in her heart. Entered iunior year, pep club, 3, dollar club, 4. JOHN WRIGHT FARNSWORTH He came, he saw, he conquered. President homeroom, Student Council, community service committee, B-team football, basketball, baseball, block G, 2, president homeroom, Student Council, community service committee, football, basketball, block G, AAA Piedmont con- ference, all-star baseball, 3, president homeroom, Student Council, vice presi- dent block G, football, basketball, base- ball, 4. FRANCES FELLERS She is true to her worlr, her word, her friends. JHA, pep club, 2, pep club, 3, trea- surer homeroom, dollar club, 4. CYNTHIA CARLISLE FINCH Her eyes spealr with an eloquence and truthfulness surpassing speech. Girls' glee club, served FBLA banquet, SCSPA District IV convention, 2, repor- ter High News, decorations committee iunior class party, refreshment com- mittee High News valentine dance, ser- ved senior banquet, fourth place story- of-month contest, 3, feature editor High News, dollar club, Spanish club, 4. Eg gy Ea ily Eison Erwin Eslsew EV'-III Fqrmer Farnsworth Fellers Finch Page Thirty-Ono .. , t Finley Fonville Ford Forehand Forrester Foster seniors . . . JUDITH UUDYD FINLEY She who does faithfully today will be wanted tomorrow. Pep club, 31 FNC, 4. JIM FONVILLE There is determination in his quiet ways. T and I, 3, vice president T and I, 4. GARY WAYN E FORD lt is his merry heart which gains him many friends. HARRY FOREHAND He always strives for that which is worthwhile. JAMES WILLIAM FORRESTER To be of use to the world is to be happy. Pep club, Tri-Sci, 3, dollar club, radio- logy class, semi-finalist National Merit test, Tri-Sci, 4. HAROLD FOSTER He who sows courtesy reaps friena- ship. Treasurer homeroom, FBLA, pep club, 3, Tri-Sci, dollar club, FBLA, 4. JACKIE THEODORE FOSTER The smile on his face is a smile of mirth. Secretory homeroom, T and I, Pond, treasurer homeroom, 2, vice president homeroom, band, T and I, president homeroom, Student Council 3, T and I, 4. MYRNA ANN FRENCH Nothing is impossible to her willing heart. Art club, 3, FNC, 4. PATRICIA GAILE FROST She is a true knight of leadership, the world holds her dear. Love bless her, joy crown her, and speed her ca- rear. President homeroom, pep club, FHA, marshal commencement, Student Coun- cil, 2, president iunior class, pep club, cabinet, Student Council, assembly com- mittee, constitution committee, music appreciation club, served senior banquet and PTA open house, delegate State Student Council convention, Piedmont Inter-School Relations council, District Student Council, Girls' State, National Association of Student Councils, State Student Council workshop, 35 president student body, chairman District Student Council, State Executive Board, board of control, cabinet, Student Council, mixed chorus, dollar club, PTA execu- tive board, teen-canteen council, State Student Council convention, 4. NANCY BROOKE FURMAN She who has ability gains fame. Chairman make-up committee The Goose Hangs High, and The Heiress, pep club, SCSPA District IV convention, 2, reporter High News, decorations com- mittee iunior class party, served senior banquet, pep club, chairman make-up committee Bimbo, the Pirate, 31 dol- lar club, feature editor High News, The- spians, 4. Foster French Frost Furman Page Thirty-Two Galllard Galloway Gamble Gambrell ...class of 1959 MICHAEL ERNEST GAILLARD His heart loveth the joys of fun. Pep club, 2: pep club, FBLA, 31 FBLA, 4. FRANCES DOLORES GALLOWAY The highest graces of music flow from the feeling ol her heart. FHA, pep club, treasurer homeroom, 3, FNC, treasurer homeroom, dollar club, student service committee, 4. JOHN SHELTON GAMBLE, JR. He has a good word and smile for everyone. Radio club, Tri-Sci, 35 radio club, 4. BARBARA ANN GAMBRELL She can be imitated by none nor par- alleled by any but herself. Art club, treasurer homeroom, 25 art club, vice president homeroom, commu- nity service committee, served senior banquet, decorations committee junior class party, pep club, 3, art club, dollar club, 4. SUSAN SH ERRY GARBER A maid with beauty blessed, As fair as heaven can make her. Tri-Sci, music appreciation club, presi- dent homeroom, Student Council, pep club, publiclty committee Bimbo, the Pirate, 31 National Honor society, 4. SARAH EVELYN GARLI NGTON The hand that hath made her fair hath made her good. FHA, treasurer homeroom, all-star tumbling, pep club, GAA, 27 pep club, second place American Legion Oratorical contest, DAR American history test, 31 Spanish club, dollar club, 4. NANCY ANNA GARNER She is earnest in her worlr, wholeheart- ed in her play, and noble in her thought. President homeroom, Student Coun- cil, JHA, pep club, 2: vice president homeroom, pep club, music appreciation club, National Honor society, all-star volleyball, GAA, marshal senior class play, 3: dollar club, radio committee, Spanish club, GAA, Tri-Sci, National Honor society, 4. EVA CAROLYN GARRAUX She gives the world her best and the best has come back to her. JHA, 2, pep club, 3: FNC, 4. CARY GARRETT 'He has a winning way with all things. Secretary homeroom, 2. CAROLYN ROSEMOND GARRISON Her future is aglaw with possibilities. JHA, 25 treasurer homeroom, 4. Garber Garllngton Garner Garraux Garrett Garrison Page Thirty-Three Gassin Gaston Gault Geer Genoble George Gettys Gibson Gibson Gilreath Page Thirty-Four seniors . . . RUTH ELLEN GASSIN Her gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Girls' glee club, pep club, 2: mixed chorus, 3, dollar club, 4. WALTER CLARK GASTON, JR. And the elements are so mixed in him that Nature might stand up and say to all the world, 'This is a man.' Football, block G, track, treasurer homeroom, upper state track meet, 25 vice president homeroom, football, track, vice president block G, DAR American history test, best blocker tro- phy football, News-Piedmont relays, State track meet, pep club, 3, football, track, president block G, dollar club, club council, Shrine Bowl, 4. PAUL GAULT He is the captain of his soul and the master of his fate. Treasurer homeroom, B-team basket- ball, 2, treasurer homeroom, social com- mittee, iunior varsity tennis, 3. MARGUERITE GEER She deserves Paradise who makes her companions laugh. Secretary homeroom, food committee sophomore class party, pep club, served FBLA banquet, SCSPA District IV con- vention, 2, modern language day, solici- tor High News, vice president horne- room, SCSPA District IV convention, music appreciation club, pep club, enter- tainment committee iunior class party, 3: music appreciation club, columnist High News, Tri-Sci, dollar club, 4. RALPH CARSON GENOBLE, JR. He is a strong silent man whose po- tentialities are great. MARY CATHERINE GEORGE A sweeter maid we never did see. JHA, served FBLA banquet, pep club, 2, pep club, 3, Spanish club, 4. JUDY BELLWOOD GETTYS Truth, beauty, and goodness are but her different names. Pep club, GAA, .IHA State and Offi- cers' conventions, 2, secretary home- room, music appreciation club, GAA, Tri-Sci, pep club, publicity committee iunior class party, served senior ban- quet, National Honor society, 37 GAA, FTA, dollar club, Tri-Sci, athletic com- mittee, National Honor society, 4. EDWARD WAKEFIELD GIBSON And when men look for leaders among men, he shall be there. Vice president homeroom, track, block G, 2: track, block G, vice president homeroom, Boys' State, District IV meet, marshal commencement, 3, pres- ident senior class, block G, cabinet, Stu- dent Cduncil, assembly committee, head marshal football, 4. MARY LE GIBSON She is always looking on the sunny side of life. FHA, 2, FHA, pep club, 3. PATRICIA NAN GILREATH Reveal to the sunlight the gold of your heart and the beauty with which you are blessed. Treasurer homeroom, SCSPA District IV convention, 2, pep club, FHA, secre- tary homeroom, business staff High News, glee club, served senior banquet, 3, dollar club, business staff High News, music appreciation club, 4. ...class of 1959 ROBERT QUINN GLASS He was what honor knew. Pep club, 2: pep club, 3: dollar club, FBLA, vice president homeroom, 4. WICKIE LEE GODFREY He has the sign of courage - a smile. T and I convention, 2: T and I confer- enoe, 3. E'l'TA MODENE GOSS She gave us the sweet gift of kindness. JHA, 21 JHA, 3: DE, dollar club, 4. IILLY WAYNE GOSSETT His success is found in common sense. CAROLYN MARIE GOSSETT She has a voice and smile of gladness. Vlce president homeroom, 2: vice pres- ident homeroom, pep club, 3: DE, 4. FRANCES PEACE GRAHAM Her cheerful disposition makes her countenance attractive, her knowledge delightful, and her wit good-natured. Treasurer homeroom, SCSPA District IV convention, pep club, 2: pep meeting skit, vice president homeroom, reporter High News, Quill and Scroll, National Honor society, music appreciation club, pep club, publicity committee, served senior banquet, SIPA convention, food committee lunior class party, DAR American history test, Noma spelling certificate, marshal commencement, 3: secretary senior class, editor High News, Quill and Scroll, board of control, Na- tional Honor soclety, FTA, Tri-Sci, as- sembly committee, semi-finallst Nation- al Merit test, NCTE nominee, literary editor Bits o' Lit, dollar club, Western Carolina iournalism convention, 4. MARK GRAHAM As a man thinlreth in his heart so is h. II Track, treasurer homeroom, 2: track, block G, pep club, mixed chorus, 3: traclu, block G, 4. FLOYD GRAY To be strong is to be happy. Entered senior year. RAYMOND LEWIS GRAYDON He is ot disposition sweet and manner mild. FFA, 2: T and I, 3: T and I, 4. DAVID ROBERT GREER He greets each day with a smile. FFA, 3: traffic squad, FFA, 4. Glass Godfrey Goss Gossett Gossett Graham Graham Gray Graydon Greer Page Thirty-Five Gregory Groce . 1 1 -as L . Q. .Tl Guy Hall Hancock Hanks Page Thirty-Six seniors . . . F. COGSWELL GREGORY Wit and wisdom were born in him. Pep club, 21 decorations committee iunior class party, pep club, 31 mar- shal football, T and I, 4. BEN GROCE Success begins with a fellow's will. T and I, pep club, 31 T and I, 4. J. NIXON KNIKKIJ GUY She has her own natural charm. National Honor society, pep club, 31 National Honor society, FNC, 4. SANDRA HALL Those who know her, praise her most. Library club, pep club, 21 FBLA, pep club, 31 dollar club, 4. SYLVIA SUE HANCOCK A lighthearted and happy person is she. LINDA CARROL HANKS She is cooperative and willing in every task. Treasurer homeroom, president home- room, Student Council, JHA, publicity committee sophomore class party, mar- shal The Goose Hangs Higl1, 21 DE state convention, National Honor socie- ty, 31 DE state convention and district meet, National Honor society, dollar club, 4. ANTHONY HARAKAS lt is a friendly heart that hath plenty of friends. Vice president homeroom, treasurer homeroom, 21 FBLA, 4. ALFRED M. HATTAWAY He has a mighty pleasant way with him. President FFA, 31 FFA, treasurer DO, T and I, 4. SANDRA PRISCILLA HAWKINS Her good nature is evidence of her generous heart. FHA, 21 pep club, 31 FHA, commu- nity service committee, 4. JOHN HEATHERLY He is modest, undauntecl, and true. Treasurer homeroom, T and I, 21 sec- retary and treasurer homeroom, T and I, 3. Ji L, :- , .,.,. ,E img, 'Q . mi, ., H' '-'IW' Hattaway Hawkins Hgqtherly Helloms Henry ...class of 1959 CHARLES HOWARD HELLAMS He is mischievous often, dignified sometimes, and popular always. SCSPA District IV convention, prop- erty committee, 2, sports reporter High News, Quill and Scroll, Civitan Youth conference, pep club, Tri-Sci, ticket com- mittee High News valentine dance, en- tertainment committee iunior class par- ty, stadium decorations committee, mar- shal commencement, SIPA convention, 3, sports editor High News, vice presi- dent Quill and Scroll, stadium decora- tions committee, treasurer senior class, treasurer Tri-Sci, vice president home- room, national teenage press conver- ence, National Honor society, assembly committee, business manager Bits o' Lit, assistant secretary teen canteen, pep meeting skits, 4. FREDERICK GILLAND HENRY Character, intelligence, and persever- ance ore steps in his ladder of success. B-team football, radio committee, baseball, 2, president homeroom, prop- erty committee, mixed chorus, baseball, iunior varisty tennis, office runner, Stu- dent Council, talent show, 3, traffic com- mittee, music appreciation club, mixed chorus, tennis, marshal football, 4. BOBBY HESTER He takes things as they come. T and I, 2, vice president homeroom, 3, FFA, 4. BARBARA ANN HILL She has won the hearts of her class- mates with her kindness. Secretary homeroom, cafeteria com- mittee, GAA, served athletic banquet, served FBLA banquet, 2, GAA, pep club, all-star volleyball, treasurer homeroom, National Honor society, FBLA, served FFA banquet, 3, FTA, National Honor society, 4. BOBBY HILL The best we could say is not enough. T and I, 2. RICHARD HILL There is laughter lurking in his eyes. Art club, 2, art club 3, DE, dollar club, 4. WILLIAM B. CBILIJ HINES, JR. With paints and colors and he showed us the world. Treasurer homeroom, National Honor society, social committee, pep club, DAR American history test, 3, marshal football, treasurer National Honor soci- ety, radio club, 4. MARTY BLIX HOFFMEYER She openeth her mouth with wisdom And in her tongue is the law of kind- ness. Girls' glee club, vice president home- room, president homeroom, Student Council, 2, vice president homeroom, GAA, pep club, music appreciation club, National Honor society, stage crew Bimbo, the Pirate, served senior banquet, 3, secretary homeroom, National Honor society, GAA, FTA, 4. STELLA HONEYCUTT Like a ray of sunshine, she brightens up the place. Entered senior year. SUSAN BEATRICE HORSEMAN Her merry heart maketh her cheery countenance. Pep club, GAA, all-star softball, 2, pep club, GAA, FHA, bloclc G, 3, GAA, 4. Hester Hill Hill Hill Hines Hoffmeyer Honeycutt Horseman Page Thirty-Seven Howard Hubbard Huff Hunt Hunter Hug-gf Ingram Ivey .Iacobs Jacobson Page Thirty-Eight seniors . . . EVA ANNE'l'TE HOWARD Beauty and virtue shine forever around her. JHA, 2, FBLA, pep club, treasurer homeroom, pep meeting skit, 37 reporter FBLA, FBLA district meet, 4. ROBERT HUBBARD He is a combination of pleasing per- sonality and good looks. B-team football, 2, football, traffic safety committee, pep club, 31 all- county football, community service com- mittee, president homeroom, Student Council, block G, 4. JOYE ROSAMOND HUFF Her goodness heightens beauty. Pep club, JHA, 2, mixed chorus, pep club, JHA, 3, FBLA, dollar club, 4. MARY ELLA HUNT The heavens such grace did lend her that she might admired be. Vice president homeroom, president homeroom, Student Council, secretary glee club, music council, GAA, planning committee sophomore class party, all- star tumbling 2, all-star basketball, NOMA spelling certificates, pep club, National Honor society, president home- room, Student Council, DAR American history test, maiorette, mixed chorus, block G, GAA council, FFA chapter and county sweetheart, music appreciation club, District IV SCASC, entertainment committee iunior class party, modern language day, 3, National Honor so- ciety, maiorette, block G, GAA council, secretary music appreciation club, dol- lar club, semi-finalist National merit test, finalist National Honor society test, candidate Helen Stokes teachers' test, Raiclerama skit, 4. ELIZABETH JANE HUNTER She is ot such as dreams are made. Secretary sophomore class, secretary homeroom, pep club, SCSPA District IV convention, GAA, chairman food com- mittee sophomore class party, marshal commencement, Goose Hangs High, college night, and PTA open house, 2: secretary homeroom, pep club, GAA, music appreciation club, solicitor High News, pep meeting skit, stage crew Bimbo, the Pirate, modern language day! decorations committee High News valentine dance, 3: secretary homeroom, dollar club, Spanish club, GAA, Tri-Sci, 4. ENOCH HURST 'Tis only noble to be good. FBLA, 4. BILL INGRAM He doesn't wear his crown on his head but in his heart. Mixed chorus, 21 T and I, 4. FRANCES FURMAN IVEY Quiet beauty is hers to keep. President homeroom, Student Council, pep club, publicity committee, 2, FBLA, pep club, mixed chorus, 3: mixed chor- us, dollar club, FBLA convention, 4. GERALD LEE JACOBS His manner is always pleasant, his thoughts always gay. B-team basketball, 25 pep club, 31 FFA, 4. DOUGLASS LAWRENCE .IACOBSON Genius may be born, it can never be taught. President homeroom, Student Council, publicity committee sophomore class party, 2, Spanish club, DAR American history test, pep club, National Honor society, 35 Spanish club, dollar club, Na- tional Honor society, 4. ...class of 1959 ELIZABETH JAMES She is the sweet, quiet kind whose na- ture never varies. Glee club, 2. JONNIE ANN JAMES Winning is her way, pleasant her smile. Art club, pep club, athletic commit- tee, dollar club, 3, FNC, 4. JIMMIE RUTH JANNINO She is a pleasant girl, full of life. Glee club, JHA, decorations commit- tee sophomore class party, 2, FBLA, mixed chorus, decoration committee iun- ior class party, FBLA convention, 3, DE, 4. FREDDIE JENNINGS His friendly ways will take him far. FFA, B-team football, mixed chorus, 21 FFA, 3, T and I, mixed chorus, 4. ROGER HARRISON JOHNSTONE Such a likeable lad will succeed in this world. B-team football, 2. ARTHUR TIMOTHY JONES To those who know thee not, no words can paint, And those who know thee, know all words are faint. Pep club, mixed chorus, B-team bas- ketball, 2, treasurer homeroom, pep club, B-team basketball, National Honor society, 3, president homeroom, presi- dent pep club, athletic committee, Stu- dent Council, dollar club, marshal foot! ball, citizen-ol-the-month, 4. CALLIE RUTH JONES Goodness and kindness crown thee. Glee club, 2, mixed chorus, JHA, 3: JHA, 4. JACK ALLEN JONES His looks, his manner, all who saw ad- mired. Pep club, 2: pep club, 31 FBLA, 4. LENNY DAVID JCNES Nothing could dampen his spirits. Pep club, 3, FBLA, pep meeting skits, dollar club, 4. MARTHA ANNE JONES Her friendliness speaks for itself. JHA, GAA, pep club, 2, JHA, GAA, pep club, 3: FHA, GAA, dollar club, 4. James James Jannino Jennings Johnstone Jones Jones Jones V Jones Jones Page Thirty-Nino oge Forty Jones Jones Jordan Jordan JOYCU Kabler seniors . . . NANCY JO JONES Good sense and good nature are never separated. President homeroom, Student Council, JHA, publicity committee sophomore class party, 25 National Honor society, vice president homeroom, DAR Amer- ican history test, pep club, modern Ian- guage day, 3, National Honor society, secretary-treasurer music council, dollar club, mixed chorus, music appreciation club, 4. WEBSTER JONES Men of few words are the best men. Tri-Sci, 3, Tri-Sci, 4. JACK G. JORDAN His unassuming air conceals hosts of ideas and worthy ideals. Vice president homeroom, 2, pep club, 3, president homeroom, Student Coun- cil, FBLA, dollar club, 4. SANDRA JANICE JORDAN Success is hers who says little. Glee club, JHA, pep club, 2: DE state convention, 3, secretary homeroom, DE state convention, dollar club, 4. MIMI JOYCE To this girl the gods have given three precious gifts, wisdom, sympathy, and tolerance. JHA, GAA, all-star basketball, 2: mu- sic appreciation club, GAA council, block G, DAR American history test, served senior banquet, National Honor society, NCTE contest, 3: FTA, GAA council, vice president National Honor society, treasurer homeroom, semi-final- ist National merit test, finalist Nation- al Honor society test, 4. NICK S. KABLER His good nature ls a sign that his fu- ture will be bright. Treasurer homerdom, B-team football, Spanish club, 3, track, 4. JULIA ELISE KEITH She is of manners so gentle, of heart so kind. Glee club, 2: dollar club, mixed chor- us, 4. RUSSELL B. KELLER He has the qualities ot a good man. T and I, 4. EVELYN SUE KELLETT Her future is aglow with possibilities. JHA, 2, mixed chorus, 3. PATRICIA SHERRILL KELSO She has two dreamy eyes ol blue, a smile beyond compare. Pep club, secretary homeroom, 2, treasurer homeroom, pep club, FBLA, modern language day, publicity commit- tee, decorations committee iunior class party, 37 FBLA district meet, co-choir- man cafeteria committee, pep club, mixed chorus, 4. Klifll Keller Kellett Kelso Kennedy Keown V Key ' Kimmel ...class of 1959 CAMILLA RUTH KENNEDY Good nature is the beauty of a good mind. JHA, 2, .lHA, 3, FTA, National Honor society, 4. BOBBY KEOWN Who knows him, knows a friend. WILLIAM EDWIN KEY As a friend, leader, and athlete he was unsurpassed. President homeroom, Student Council, marshal commencement, football, block G, Student Council convention, 2, vice president iunior class, assembly com- mittee, block G, football, boys' state, marshal commencement and senior play 35 block G, football, 4. KAREN LYNN KIMMEL She has a sunny personality with a big heart to match. Entered iunior year.' Vice president homeroom, mixed chorus, FBLA, pep club, 35 FBLA, mixed chorus, Notion- al Honor society, dollar club, 4. JANE CAROL KINARD Honor, achievement, vision, and reat ' 9 promise are hers. President homeroom, Student Council, GAA, all-star tumbling, social commit- tee, pep club, 2: vice president home- room, secretary homeroom, social com- mittee, chairman food committee iunior class party, pep club, music apprecia- tion club, National Honor society, 31 secretary homeroom, chairman social committee, secretary Student Council, secretary cabinet, FTA, National Honor society, Piedmont lnter-School Relations council, 4. CATHERINE LOUISE KING Her good heart will be cherished in our memories. Secretary homeroom, treasurer home- room, art club, pep club, 2, vice presi- dent homeroom, 4. GERALD WESLEY KING ln athletics unsurpassed, in manhood unquestioned. Great things in life he will do. President sophomore class, football, basketball, block G, track, SCSPA Dis- trict IV convention, marshal commence- ment, assembly committee, District lV Student Council, cabinet, Student Coun- cil, Mr. Courtesy, 2, president home- room, DAR American history test, foot- ball, basketball, track, block G, Stu- dent Council, delegate District IV Stu- dent Council ond Piedmont Student Council rally, circulation manager Nautilus, head marshal commencement, boys' state, 3: vice president student body, chairman community service com- mittee, football, basketball, track, block G, National Honor society, Student Council, delegate Piedmont lnter-School Relations council, sports editor Nautilus, 4. LAWTON HOLMAN KNIGHT, JR. He is an accomplished athlete with the power to achieve and the will to win. lntra-mural basketball championship, B-team football, basketball, pep club, 2: football, basketball, 3: football, block G, basketball, 4. RITA LAZELL KUGHN ' To speak kindly of others is the sweet- est charity in the world. Entered iunior year. GEORGE LAMBRAKOS His heart is as true as steel. Kinard King King Knight Kuglm Lambralxos Page Forty-One Landing Latham Lawton League Ledford Leon Levi Lewis Page 'Forty-Two lewis LIUOII seniors . . . BILL LANDING Others may know better how to paint the sky, the earth, the ocean, No one knows better than he how to paint a picture. School showcase, talent show, 25 Na- tional Education week, mixed chorus, talent show, 3, president homeroom, Stu- dent Council, art club, talent show, 4. MARY PENTREATH LATHAM She has won a host ol friends by her cheerfulness. Marshal talent show, pep club, 2, FBLA state convention and district meet, decorations committee junior class party, pep club, GAA, 3, Tri-Sci, GAA, 4. CHARLES HARD LAWTON, JR. His friendly spirit is indeed a' mighty virtue. B-team football, FFA, treasurer home- room, 2, football, pep club, DAR Ameri- can history test, 3, football, dollar club, 4. JAMES MANLY LEAGUE He is gentle in manner and fun in reality. Mixed chorus, FFA, 25 mixed chorus, FFA, pep club, 37 mixed chorus, FFA, traffic safety squad, 4. VIVIAN LEDFORD ls there aught beneath the sun she has not either earned or done? Pep club, SCSPA District IV conven- tion, 2, iunior editor Nautilus, Quill and Scroll, National Honor society, music appreciation club, pep club, SOCYINYY homeroom, modern language day con- vention, talent show, DAR American history test, 3, senior editor Nautilus, dollar club, FTA, Quill and Scroll, cir- culation manager Bits o' Lit, National Honor society, all-star volleyball, talent show, 4. TANIA LOVE LEON lf eyes were made for seeing, then her beauty is its own excuse lor being. SCSPA District IV convention, pep club, 2, vice president homeroom, PTA open house, DAR American history test, pep club, Quill and Scroll, National Honor society, sophomore editor Nautilus, pep meeting skit, first place winner modern language day skit, Spanish club, decora- tions committee iunior class party, 3: president Quill and Scroll, Spanish club, Tri-Sci, National Honor society, art edi- tor Bits o' Lit, senior editor Natllus, club council, dollar club, 4. JAMES STUART LEVI To say little and perform much are the characteristics of a great man. Secretary homeroom, basketball, ten- nis, block G, pep club, 2, treasurer homeroom, cafeteria committee, block G, tennis, pep club, 3, National Honor society, block G, marshal football, ten- nis, dollar club, 4. CECIL BIRNIE LEWIS Her grace and charm will follow through in all the tasks she undertakes. President homeroom, Student Council, GAA, block G, all-star tumbling, pep club, entertainment committee sopho- more class party, 2, FBLA, secretary- treasurer GAA, pep club, block G, Na- tional Honor society, pep meeting skit, 3, chairman publicity committee, cabin- et, treasurer homeroom, Student Council, block G, FBLA, GAA, Tri-Sci, National Honor society, office assistant, 4. JAMES MILTON LEWIS His high endeavors are an inward light that makes the path before him bright. Cheerleader, vice president homeroom, pep club, marshal commencement, 2, boys' state, cheerleader, treasurer lun- ior class, athletic committee, pep club, marshal commencement, 35 head cheer- leader, chairman athletic committee, cabinet, Student Council, dollar club, marshal PTA open house, 4. MARGARET REBECCA LIGON She lives every day to the fullest. JHA, pep club, glee club, 2, JHA, pep club, mixed chorus, 3: mixed chorus, dollar club, 4. If H.dass HARRIETT ANN LIPSCOMB She is of soul sincere, in action faith ful, and in honor clear. All-star volleyball, all-star baskeball all-star softball, block G, 2, mixed chor us, FTA, Tri-Sci, pep club, recorde GAA, all-star basketball, 3, secretary treasurer GAA, mixed chorus, presiden FTA, club council, National Honor socie ty, Tri-Sci, all-star volleyball, 4. BILLY LITTLE He lives in deeds, not years, in thoughts not breaths. B-team football, 2, treasurer home- room, pep club, 3, secretary homeroom, marshal football, social committee, dol- lar club, 4. NANCY LEE LONGSTREET Her smile spreads sunshine and warmth wherever she goes. Pep club, SCSPA District IV conven- tion, GAA, served FBLA banquet, 2, music appreciation club, pep club, cir- culation manager High News, pep meet- ing skit, 3, president homeroom, Student Council, music appreciation club, pep club, advertising manager High News, dollar club, Tri-Scl, 4. FRANK LOOPER He is a rare compound of loyalty, frol- ic and fun. T and I, pep club, 3, treasurer home- room, T and I, 4. JEAN LOWDERMILK She is as gentle as she is fair. Marshal talent show, 2, property com- mittee, pep club, stage crew Bimbo, the Pirate, FBLA, GAA, 3, FBLA, GAA, mixed chorus, 4. of1959 LINDA PATRICIA LYONS An honest person such as she, is the noblest work of God. JHA, 2, treasurer homeroom, 3. KATHRYNE KKAKIJ MANHEIM She seems born for success. Vice president homeroom, all-star vol- leyball, all-star softball, pep club, state JHA convention, GAA, 2, vice president homeroom, vice president GAA council, music appreciation club, all-star basket- ball, all-star softball, club council, pub- licity committee iunior class party, 3, vice president homeroom, vice president Tri-Sci, president GAA, GAA council, mixed chorus, National Honor society, traffic safety committee, dollar club, FTA, 4. LOUIS MANIOS He is gentle, his nature is kind and aftable. Pep club, FBLA, 3, FBLA state con- vention, 4. THOMAS M. KTOMJ MARCHANT, III Hath he-not always treasures, always friends, the agreeable man? FFA, manager football, 2, pep meet- ing skit, dollar club, 4. SARAJON MARTIN She has a mind for thought to pass into, A heart for love to travel through. Art club, 2, pep club, art club, decora- tions committee iunior class party, 3, art club, dollar club, 4. Lipscomb I.Ittle longstreet Looper Lowdermilk Lyons Manheim Manlos Marchant Martin l Page Forty-Three Massey Mottos Mayer McAllster MCCUYNI' McCullough seniors . . . STEPHEN MASSEY He is a good sport and a true pal. Secretary homeroom, 2, FBLA, FFA, pep club, 3. ELIZABETH GAY MATTOS She has a spirit of laughing sunsmnef' JHA, pep club, GAA, all-star softball, served sophomore class party, president homeroom, 2, pep club, GAA, block G, 3, FBLA, secretary homeroom 4. EZRA PHILLIP MAYER No one is more welcome than he. Baseball, 2, DE, 4. DON McALlSTER To be fond of learning is near to wis- dom. President library service, representa- tive SCHSLA, 2, National Honor society, president library club, secretary Dis- trist XIII SCHSLA, 3, National Honor society, library assistant, traffic com- mittee, iunior classical league, 4. NORMAN McCARTER He lives with forward face and unre- luctant soul President homeroom, Student Council, First State and Regional award iunior division Fisher Body Craftsman Guild- Model Car Commission, 3, chairman property committee, cabinet, Student Council, First State and Regional award senior division Fisher Body Craftsman Guild Model Car Commis- sion, dollar club, 4. EMILY ALEXANDRA McCULLOUGH Sing, sing for the world, for your voice is the voice of an angel. Modern language day, FBLA, Stained Glass, lily, talent show, vice president homeroom, Palmetto Dra- matics Festival, served senior banquet, entertainment committee lunior clan party, 3, president rmusic appreciation club, vice president music cauncll, vice chairman club council, radio committee, AmahI and the Night Visitors, dollar club, Thespians, speech club, 4. GLENN LOUIS McCULLOUGH He acts with common sense, according to the best wisdom. Entered iunior year, FFA, 4. SALLY COURTNEY McGEE Enthusiasm is a big part in her ioy of living. President and ,vice president home- room, Student Council, marshal The Goose Hangs High, pep club, talent show, GAA, 2, president and vice presl- dent homeroom, secretary-treasurer pep club, Student Council, secretary com- munity service committee, Thespians, pep meeting skits, stadium decorations committee, 3, vice president pep club, Thespians, FBLA, pep meeting skits, stadium decorations committee, 4. HERBERT MCGUIRE He is always willing to oblige. CHARLOTTE ANNE McHAFFIE She laughs and every heart is glad. GAA, JHA, treasurer homeroom, pep club, 2, publicity committee Bimbo, the Pirate, cafeteria committee, pep club, decorations committee iunior class par- ty, modern language day skit, 3, FNC, 4. Page Forty-Four MCCUIIWBI' M490 McGuire McHaffle McKay McKIn ney Mclauchlin McManus ...class of 1959 JACK McKAY He is a man of worth. ROY ALTON McKINNEY, JR. Just being happy is a fine way to be. Band, B-team football, 2, band, 3, FBLA, band, dollar club, 4. REX McLAUCHLIN Quiet men are at times most surpris- ing. FFA, 3: FFA, 4. GERALD McMANUS He is happy and sensible. FBLA National convention, 35 FBLA, 4. WILLIAM McPHERSON A triend, a gentleman, what more can we say. Elections committee, 3: FBLA, elec- tions committee, 4. JEAN MERRITT She is a gentle lass crowned with sweetness. GAA, 2, GAA, 3. BONNIE LYNN MILES M ' M She has a mighty pleasant manner. DE, 4. WILLIAM J. MILFORD, Ill His action speaks for his thoughtful mind. Pep club, 3. BILL MILLER A friend as he, is the masterpiece of nature. Pep club, 3: FFA, 4. LINDA WICKLIFFE MILLER Her loving heart is the truest wis- dom Treasurer homeroom, glee club, GAA, .IHA state meeting, pep club, 2: JHA, treasurer homeroom, glee club, pep club, GAA, 3, FHA, mixed chorus, 4. Miles Milford Miller Millgr Page Forty-Five K Mlller Mills Mlms Modlca Moody Moody Moss Moss Page Forty-Six Mull Neuwirth seniors . . . PATRICIA JEAN MILLER Her charming manner is reflected in her smile. JHA, secretary homeroom, pep club, 2, JHA, 3. RUTH ELIZABETH MILLS She is as wise and good as she is lair. Secretary homeroom, GAA, traffic safety committee, pep club, 2, secre- tary homeroom, pep club, FBLA state convention, pep meeting skit, served senior banquet, food committee iunioi class party, traffic safety committee, 3: secretary FBLA, mixed chorus, FBLA state workshop and district meet, 4. LANCE MIMS His politeness makes him a gentleman among gentlemen. DE, 4. CARMEN QBUNNYJ MODICA She has a tender heart and a will to please. Entered senior year, FNC, 4. MARY MARTHA MOODY She is herself a collection of the best things. JHA, glee club, 2: National Honor society, 35 DE, National Honor society, 4. REBECCA HENSON MOODY She stars as an athlete. JHA, all-star basketball, all-star soft- ball, GAA, block G, 2: JHA, all-star basketball, GAA, pep club, block G, 3, FBLA, GAA, dollar club, block G, 4. JUDITH MOSS 5he loved to laugh and so lent other lives her merriment. GAA, SCSPA District IV convention, entertainment committee sophomore class party, all-star tumbling, pep club, talent show, 27 modern language day convention, reporter High News, FBLA, GAA, pep club, talent show, entertain- ment committee iunior class party, served senior banquet, 3, news editor High News, FBLA, GAA, mixed chorus, 4. LEE CHRISTINE MOSS ln her every gesture, dignity and love. Entered iunior year, vice president homeroom, music appreciation club, 3: National Honor society, secretary DE, dollar club, 4. RICHARD STACY MULL He is an earnest man with a friendly heart. Football, track, bloclz G, 21 football, block G, 35 block G, 4. JOE NEUWIRTH Search far, search near, but you'll I never find a finer boy.' ...class of 1959 LINDA NIVEN lf eyes are windows of the soul, then hers are surely bright. Secretary homeroom, FHA, 2, Nation- ol Honor society, modern language day, elections committee, served senior ban- quet, music appreciation club, pep club, refreshment committee iunlor class par- ty, 3: cabinet, dollar club, chairman elections committee, Student Council, Tri-Scl, Spanish club, marshal college night, National Honor society, 4. SUSANNE NORUNGOLO The good you do is not forgotten. Entered iunlor year, secretary li- brary club, 31 president library club, 4. JAMES M. NUBSON lt is a merry and kind heart that has many friends. FBLA, pep club, vice president home- room, 3: FBLA, 4. LINDA 0'DELL Quietly she goes on her way. Served athletic, FBLA, and FTA ban- quets, pep club, girls' glee club, 2, pep club, served senior class and FFA banquets, National Honor society, 3: National Honor society, dollar club, 4. DWIGHT SAMPSON ODOM What trusty treasure can countervail such a friend as he. Cafeteria committee, B-team football, band, 2, student service committee, DAR American history test, football, 31 dollar club, football, 4. FERMINA GAIL OSBORNE She shared with all whate'er she had. FHA, pep club, 2, FHA, pep club, 3: FNC, dollar club, 4. HERBERT NELSON OSBORNE, JR. He strives to make his success in life. Entered senior year, mixed chorus, 4. VANDA CLAIRE OUTLAW She is a wonderful girl and a good sport. Stage crew The Goose Hangs High, pep club, JHA, GAA, 2, stage crew Bimbo, the Pirate and Stained Glass , pep club, 3: art club, president homeroom, 4. JUDITH CAROL OWENS She has eternal sunshine on her face. Talent show, 2, FBLA, pep club, de- corations committee iunlor class party, 3, FBLA, 4. ONA LOUISE PALMER She has a pure heart and a noble mind. Spanish club, dollar club, 4. Niven Norungolo Nubson O'DeIl Odom Osborne Osborne Outlaw Owens Palmer Page Forty-Seven Pannell Paourls I Patterson Peigler I Perkins Phillips seniors . . . MIKE PANNELL His pleasant smile and sportsmanlilre manner will live in our memories. Football, 2, football, block G, 3: toot- ball, block G, 4. ELAINE PAOURIS lt she has any faults she has left us in doubt. JHA, pep club, 2, vice president homeroom, JHA, pep club, 37 FHA, GAA, dollar club, 4. WILLIAM EARL PATTERSON He is ever overflowing with goodness, kindness, and wisdom. President homeroom, refreshment committee sophomore class party, Stu- dent Council, 2p Spanish club, science club, DAR American history test, re- freshment committee iunior class party, National Honor society, 37 vice president homeroom, vice president Spanish club, National Honor society, 4. JAMES B. PEIGLER, JR. He is ever ready for a good time. Track, 2, library club, stage crew Bimbo, the Pirate, track, football, pep club, decorations committee iunior class party, 3, library club, football, 4. DEWEY LEE PERKINS He hath a ready wit. FFA, 27 T and I, 3, FFA, 4. KENNETH ROSS PHILLIPS He is a perfect example ot'the strong, silent man. FFA, 25 treasurer FFA, 4. PATRICIA ANDREA PICKENS She has a natural, wise sincerity. Chorus, secretary homeroom, 2: chor- us, radio committee, secretary home- room, National Honor society, 3: Na- tional Honor society, 4. GLENDA SUE PITTS She is a courteous and kind lady. JHA, 25 JHA, 35 vice president home- room, mixed chorus, 4. PATRICIA ANN POE Her heart and hair are both of gold. Pep club, FBLA, property committee, allsstar softball, 25 pep club, FBLA, all- star softball, 3, FBLA, Tri-Sci, property committee, 4. BETTY ANN POOLE She is blast with a sweet simplicity ot thought. Girls' glee club, JHA, 2, mixed chorus, 3g Tri-Sci, 4. Page Forty-Eight Pickens Pitts P00 PMID Poole Porter Preston Proser ...class of 1959 HARRY POOLE Would there were more as true and sincere as he. National Honor society, 4. CLAY PORTER His heart is as great as the world. DAVID LOWELL PRESTON His honor lies in honest toil. President homeroom, refreshment committee sophomore class party, 2: T ond I, 3, president homeroom, T and I, president DO, 4. MARSHA RITA PROSER She is a phantom of delight. Trl-Sci, pep club, National Honor so- ciety, limbo, the Pirate, 37 National Honor society, FTA, Trl-Scl, dollar club, 4. ALLAN M. QUICK He is always laughing and ever hap- Pyjl Vice president homeroom, T and I, 21 T and I convention, pep club, 3. LOUISE MARJORIE QUILLIAM She is modest, undaunted, and true. Entered senior year. VARDRY RAMSEUR He is generous, good-hearted, and Quick Qvillivm kind. Vice president homeroom, golf, pep club, 2: vice president homeroom, golf, pep club, secretary homeroom, 3: presi- dent homeroom, golf, 4. CAROL JEAN RAMSEY She is as pure in heart as angels are. Girls' glee club, 2: dollar club, 4. ozone: sYnoN keen Rammr Rum' He is an earnest worker whose reward shall be the best. Treosurer homeroom, '25 dollar club, 4. JOAN KATHERINE REYNOLDS She has the happiest heart that ever beat. All-star softball, JHA, pep club, 25 GAA, pep club, president homeroom, FHA, mixed chorus, Student Council, 3g DE, secretory homeroom, dollar club, 4. Reed Reynolds Page Forty-Nine RllYl'Mf Riddle Ridgeway Rldgeway Rldglll Rigby Robertson Roddy l Page Fifty Rodgers Roper seniors . . . BETTY JEAN RHYMER She is a happy girl-true and attentive to her duty. Vice president homeroom, JHA, 2, mixed chorus, dollar club, 4. BETTY ANN RIDDLE She is energetic, friendly, and attrac- tive. FHA, mixed chorus, 2: mixed chorus, FHA, 3, FBLA, mixed chorus, traffic committee, 4. BARBARA JO RIDGEWAY She has the sweetest manners and the gentlest heart. FHA, 2, FHA, 3, FNC, dollar club, mixed chorus, 4. CAROLYN ANN RIDGEWAY She crowns the year with her good- ness. Girls' glee club, pep club, student service committee, 2, Spanish club, re- freshment committee iunior class party, pep club, 3, Spanish club, dollar club, National Honor society, 4. BOBBY RIDGILL Friendliness is the keynote to a good personality. Pep club, 3. CATHERINE KNOX RIGBY She is as full of spirit as the month of May, as gorgeous as the sunset at midsulnmer. SCSPA District IV convention, pep club, 2, pep club, marshal Christmas program, pep meeting skit, first place winner modern language day slsit, de- corations committee iunior class party, 31 Spanish club, circulation manager High News, SCSPA District IV Meet- ing, 4. WILLIAM N. ROBERTSON He is o magnificent spectacle of human happiness. Pep club, 21 pep club, 3, FBLA, track, dollar club, 4. BESS HILDA RODDY She is ever overflowing with goodness and kindness. Glee club, all-star softball, pep club, GAA, 21 mixed chorus, pep club, all-star softball, GAA, 3, secretary homeroom, music appreciation club, mixed chorus, 4. ESTON RODGER3, JR. The best hearts are ever the bravest. Tri-Sci, vice president homeroom, 3, marshal football, social committee, dol- lar club, 4. CAROL DUVERNET ROPER She is the sweetest kind of o girl, a friend to all. JHA, 2, JHA, 3: dollar club, 4. H.dass PORTER ROSE He loves life and lives it well. Treasurer homeroom, 2, pep club, FBLA, dollar club, 4. DOROTHY JEAN SANDERS Her care was never to offend and every creature was her friend. JHA, GAA, 25 FHA, pep club, 3: Span- ish club, social committee, dollar club, 4. MARK SARTWELL He has a habit of looking on the sunny side of life. Entered senior year. AMANDRA SATTERFI El.D She is light of spirit and happy of heart. Mixed chorus, 2, mixed chorus, choral clinic, 35 FBLA, DE, dollar club, of- fice assistant, 4. ROBERT ROPER SCALES, Ill He is a man ol practical application. FFA, 2, FFA, Tri-Sci, DAR American history test, track, pep club, National Honor society, 37 Spanish club, presl- dent Tri-Sci, National Honor society, club council, 4. of1959 The bounty ol her nature, the studious- ness of her way, will pave her road to success. SCSPA district IV convention, pep club, 2: club editor Nautilus, National Honor society, Tri-Sci, music appreclatlon club, Quill and Scroll, DAR American history test, food committee iunior class party, marshal commencement, modern language day, 3, business manager Nautilus, board of control, secretary FTA, Quill and Scroll, National Honor society, semi-finalist national merit test, copy editor Bits o' Lit, dollar club, 4. EDMUND JACKSON SCOTT He is gentle in manner, but vigorous in deed. Tennis, 2: tennis, block G, publicity committee, 3, tennis, block G, 4. ROBERT STEWART SCOTT He is dependable, jovial, witty: To him every cloud has a silver lining. FFA, pep club, 2: High News, pep club, chapter and county secretary FFA, secretary homeroom, entertainment committee iunior class party, SIPA con- vention, National FFA convention, lead- ership award and public speaking medal FFA, marshal commencement, 37 busi- ness manager High News, chairman board of control, FFA, cabinet, Student Council, historian teen canteen, 4. DEEGEE SHAW Gay as a song was her nature. FHA, glee club, pep club, 2: FHA, pep club, president homeroom, 3: sec- retary homeroom, vice president FNC, dollar club, 4. MICHAEL HAWKINS SHELLEY He tackles every task with enthusi- asm. Treasurer homeroom, art club, band, 27 treasurer homeroom, entertainment committee iunior class party, National Honor society, band, DAR American history test, library assistant, music ap- preciation club, pep club, 37 drum ma- ior band, radio club, National Honor society, music council, 4. Rose Sanders Sartwell Satterfield Scales Schulze Scott Scott Shaw Shelley Page Fifty-One Shlves Shockley Simmons Slmqn 5l 9l 9'Y Smart seniors . . . WILLIAM RUDOLPH SHIVES, JR. A little nonsense now and then ls relished by the greatest men. Pep club, 2: pep club, radio com- mittee, FBLA state convention, enter- tainment committee iunior class party, 31 vice president FBLA, dollar club, FBLA state convention, 4. NORRIS SHOCKLEY Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much. Pep club, FFA, National Honor society, DAR American history test, 3, FBLA, Tri-Sci, National Honor so- ciety, dollar club, 4. SHELBY JEAN SIMMONS Her modesty is a candle to her merit. FHA 3, library service, 4. MARY ELLEN SIMON She has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much. Vice president homeroom, pep club, FBLA banquet and District meet, maiorette, entertainment commit- tee iunior class party, modern Ian- guage day, 3: moiorette, FBLA ban- quet and district meet, treasurer homeroom, Tri-Sci, dollar club, 4. MARTHA DAMARIS SINGLETARY The wisdom of great books abides in her mind. Secretary homeroom, SCSPA district IV convention, 27 publicity committee iunior class party, secretory homeroom, reporter High News, Quill and Scroll, pep club, music appreciation club, National Honor society, SCSPA and SIPA conventions, DAR American history test, 3, president homeroom, National Honor society, secretary-treasurer Quill and Scroll, historian FTA, managing ed- itor High News, Student Council, traf- fic safety squad, dollar club, associate editor Bits o' Lit, 4. LORAN LEE SMART, JR. Patience is the best remedy lor every trouble. Secretary homeroom, vice president DE, 4. ANNABETH SMITH All the world and air is filled with her lovely voice. JHA, pep club, 2, mixed chorus, vloe president homeroom, secretary home- room, pep club, 37 National Honor society, treasurer FNC, mixed chorus, 4. ANNETTA SMITH Her happy face made sunshine along the shady way. Vice president homeroom, pep club, 2, vice president homeroom, pep club, corresponding secretary FBLA, decora- tions committee iunior class party, Na- tional Honor society, 3: secretory FBLA, mixed chorus, dollar club, president homeroom, traffic-safety committee, citizen-of-the-month, National Honor society, Student Council, 4. .IANICE CLAIRE SMITH Her wit enlivens every crowd. Vice president homeroom, marshal The Goose Hangs High, talent show, glee club, pep club, cafeteria commit- tee, 2, FBLA District and State Conven- tions, pep club, 31 FBLA District con- vention, mixed chorus, 4. LYNN SMITH Brightly burns his splendor before our eyes. Track, Block G, football, safety com- mittee, president homeroom, Student Council, 2p traclx, block G, traffic-safety committee, vice president homeroom, 3, track, block G, dollar club, 4. Page Fifty-Two Smith Smith Smith Smifh , ' .v -11 'M A . '3i 5 l7f. 1?-, f fig. ' z1QQG.L z' I 5' ,r 91 5 Smith Smith Smyth Springfie ...class of 1959 SANDRA RUTH SMITH She is gentle and sweet- Lile holds something tor her. JHA, GAA, entertainment committee sophomore class party, pep club, 2: pep club, entertainment committee iunior class party, GAA, Modern Language Day, all-star softball, FBLA district meeting, publicity committee Bimbo, the Pirate, 35 Spanish club, Tri-Sci, radiology class, GAA, mixed chorus, block G, Amahl and the Night Vis- itors, dollar club, 4. STEVE SMITH His light heart will live long. T and I, 2, T and I, 3: presi- dent T and l, 4. DAVID DAVIS SMYTH He is reliable in all he attempts. Treasurer homeroom, pep club, enter- tainment committee sophomore class party, 2, pep club, decorations com- mittee iunior class party, 3. TOMMY SPRINGFIELD He is ever quiet and reserved. Mixed chorus, 2. GLENDA STACY A kind heart she hath, worthy of com- mendation. Glee club, cafeteria committee, 2, mixed chorus, 3. MICHAEL STEIN Wherever the bright sun of heaven shall shine, his honour and the great- ness of his name shall be. President homeroom, semi-finalist Na- tional oratorical contest, Bimbo, the Pirate, 3p president homeroom, presi- dent Thespians, president club council, Student Council, cabinet, govemor boys' state, boys' nation, National Honor society, elections committee, marshal Iootball, 4. BARBARA JANE STONE She is a quiet girl of sterling worth. Pep club, served FBLA banquet, 2, FBLA state and national conventions, traffic safety committee, treasurer homeroom, pep club, publicity commit- tee iunior class party, 33 National Honor society, treasurer FBLA, vice president homeroom, 4. MARY WYMAN STONE Great souls are they who love the most, who breathe the deepest of hea- ven's air and give of themselves most truly. Treasurer homeroom, cheerleader, pep club, athletic committee, State Stu- dent Council convention, marshal com- mencement, decorations committee sophomore class party, SCSPA Dis- trict IV convention, 25 secretary athle- tic committee, pep club, cheerleader, advertising manager Nautilus, secretary homeroom, music appreciation club, served FTA banquet, marshal com- mencement, 3: cheerleader, co-chair- man athletic committee, dollar club, FTA, club editor Nautilus, National Hon- or society, stadium decorations commit- tee, 4. HUBERT KEITH STONEMAN, JR. He has won us with his athletic ability, good looks and personality. Treasurer homeroom, SCSPA District IV convention, B-team basketball, ten- nis, block G, pep club, entertainment committee sophomore class party, 25 decorations committee High News val- entine dance, basketball, State tennis prep champ, block G, DAR American history test, sports reporter High News pep club, athletic committee, 35 Nation- al Honor society, block G, tennis, senior reporter High News, basketball, marsh- al football, 4. CHARLOTTE MYERS STRIBLING The way to be happy is to make others so. Secretary homeroom, SCSPA District IV convention, all-star tumbling, 2p pep club, modern language day, vice presi- dent and secretary homeroom, GAA, reporter High News, publicity commit- tee Bimbo, the Pirate, 3, FNC, alumni editor High News, Tri-Sci, 4. ld 'rf Stacy Stein Stone Stone , ik I cg I I -sa, mu ill sig: .RFQ Stoneman 59,-ibling Page Fifty-Three Strom Stroud Strutton Sullivan Sumner Sutton Taylor Taylor Page Fifty-Four Taylor Thomas seniors . . . THOMAS KYLE STROM, JR. He is a tall boy with ideas to match. Spanish club, pep club, 35 Spanish club, 4. AMY EUGENIA STROUD Thine eyes are seen in diamonds bright, The beauty of thy nature, in the stars. SCSPA District IV convention, presi- dent homeroom, Student Council, pep club, GAA, PTA open house, all-star tumbling, 2, music appreciation club, lunior editor Nautilus, pep club, GAA, served senior banquet, refreshment com- mittee iunior class party, all-star basket- ball, first place winner modern Ion- guage day skit, block G, 35 feature edi- tor Nautilus, recorder GAA, dollar club, GAA council, Amahl and The Night Visitors, Spanish club, mixed chorus, block G, talent show, 4. CAROLYN FOSTER ST RUTTON She is a very gentle maid. Glee club, 25 glee club, 3. CARL TIMOTHY SULLIVAN, JR. His politeness is genuine kindness, quietly expressed. Pep club, 2, president homeroom, Student Council, modern language day, 3: Spanish club, dollar club, 4. CATHY OPHELIA SUMNER Her cheerful disposition is a fund at great capital. Glee club, 2: mixed chorus, 3: mixed chorus, FNC, Trl-Sd, 4. ROBERT MAC SUTTON He is a boy with a heart and a wit. Spanish club, radiology class, dollar club, 4. BARRY BALLEW TAYLOR On the stage, or oft, he is unsur- passed. Treasurer homeroom, pep club, 2: best actor Palmetto dramatics associa- tion, lnfante, This Way to Heaven, 3. ELIZABETH THAC KSTON TAYLOR She is the embodiment of talent and wisdom. GAA, art club, 25 accompanist girls' glee club, music appreciation club, music council, pep club, assembly or- ganist, DAR American history test, Na- tional Honor society, 3, Tri-Sci, music appreciation club, dollar club, National Honor society, accompanist mixed chor- us, assembly organist, accompanist Amahl and the Night Visitors, 4. WILLIAM FRANK TAYLOR. JR. He is light ot spirit and happy of heart. Vice president homeroom, 21 T and I, 3. JIMMY THOMAS He sits high in all our hearts, for he makes the world stand still ond listen. Treasurer homeroom, basketball, baseball, track, block G, 25 manager football, president homeroom, Student Council, block G, FFA, basketball, base- ball, Sp head manager football, vice president homeroom, publicity commit- tee, secretary-treasurer block G, dollar club, basketball, baseball, 4. ...class of 1959 DOROTHY LEE THOMPSON She is a loving and loyal friend. FNC. 4. JOANN THOMPSON Her good disposition makes her pleas- ant to have around. THOMAS MICHAEL TOLLISON He is persistent in duty, loyal to right, faithful and kind of heart. President homeroom, Student Council, B-team football, pep club, 2, president homeroom, Student Council, FBLA state and national conventions, pep club, 3: president FBLA, mixed chorus, club council, pep meeting skits, FBLA state and district conventions, 4. GLENNA TRAMMELL She strives for that which is worth- while. Pep club, 25 music appreciation club, pep club, Trl-Sci, 3: art club, 4. ADELA JANIE TRIPP She is a priceless gem. Glee club, 2, JHA, glee club, mixed chorus, 35 mixed chorus, 4. CHARLES TROTTER He is true to his own high convictions. Dollar club, 4. ALLEN TURNER Thompson Thompson His sparkling wit furnishes a constant pleasure. Pep club, 3, FBLA, 4. REBECCA ALLISON TURNER She is most deserving of praise. Served FBLA banquet, pep club, 2, FBLA state convention, pep club, decor- ations committee iunior class party, 37 FBLA, mixed chorus, 4. BILLY TURRENTINE He who lives and laughs must surely do well. FFA, pep club, 2, pep club, football marshal, 4. DEAN VAN DYKE Never in a million years could there be another you. Pep club, 2, pep club, 3, radio club, traffic safety squad, 4. Tblliwh Trammell Tripp Trotter Turner Turner Turrentino Van pyk, Page Fifty-Five Van Hoorebeke Vaughn Vaughn Wade Waltes Woldrep seniors . . . VIRGINIA ELLA VAN HOOREBEKE Her thoughts and conduct are her own. GAA, JHA, pep club, 2g JHA, pep club, mixed chorus, 37 FHA, mixed chorus, dollar club, 4. PERRY VAUGHN He finds happiness in doing for others. Vice president homeroom, football manager, 2, FFA, mixed chorus, football and baseball manager, 3, editor pro- motion manager, DE, football and base- ball manager, 4. SHIRLEY ANN VAUGHN Her peace is always beautiful. JHA, 2, pep club, 3, FBLA, 4. PHYLLIS KAY WADE The whole world smiles with her. Vice president homeroom, 2, Nation- al Honor society, DAR American his- tory test, 3, National Honor society, lun- ior classical league, 4. BRENDA CLARA WAITES Her loveliness hangs upon the cheek of night like a rich jewel. Entered iunior year, pep club, 3, FBLA, iunior classical league, dollar club, mixed chorus, 4. MICKEY JANE WALDREP The gentlest of the gods go with her. JHA, pep club, 2, served senior ban- quet, decorations committee lunior class party, secretary homeroom, pep club, National Honor society, music ap- preciation club, 3, National Honor so- ciety, FTA, glee club, 4. EVE WALDROP Politeness is a fine quality to possess. Entered iunior year, county Volce of Democracy winner, 37 FBLA state con- vention, National Honor society, 4. OTTO D. WALDROP A big heart always wishing to do right, And to be friends with everybody. Art club, 2, pep club, Tri-Sci, 3, DE, 4. ROBERT GREGORY WALDROP A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Talent show, 25 pep club, talent show, 3. JUDY ANNE WALKER She has a cheerful face and a sunny disposition. JHA, 2, mixed chorus, 3, vice presi- dent homeroom, treasurer DE, Nation- al Honor society, 4. Page Fifty-Six Waldrop Waldrop Waldrop Waller N z s Waters Waters Waters Wgbbu ...class of 1959 ANNE ALLEN WATERS She deserves high commendotion, true applause and love. SCSPA District IV convention, pep club, GAA, 2: art club, reporter High News, National Honor society, pep club, DAR American history test, decorations committee High News valentine dance, teen canteen council, 3: feature editor High News, secretary art club, student service committee, teen canteen council, National Honor society, 4. ELIZABETH WATERS She is in soul sincere, in honor clear. T and I, DO, 4. JOYCE TRUSTY WATERS Eternal sunshine is in her heart. Mixed chorus, 3, mixed chorus, 4. PAULA WEBBER She is more precious than rubies. Entered iunior year, music apprecio tion club, 3, FTA, 4. BURTON WEBSTER He finds one aim in life and directs his way accordingly. Pep club, track, marshal senior play, decorations committee iunior class par- ty, 3, vlce president homeroom, radio club, radio committee, track, marshal football, dollar club, 4. ZILLAH ROSALIE WEBSTER She is the soul of wit, intellectual abil- ity, and friendliness. Vice president homeroom, FHA, 2, pep club, National Honor society, 37 sec- retary National Honor society, FNC, dollar club, Tri-Sci, 4. EUGENE ERNEST WELLS, JR. He was a man, take him for all in all, we shall not look upon his like again. Treasurer homeroom, treasurer sopho- more class, Student Council, 2: presi- dent homeroorn, Student Council, golf, marshal commencement, National Hon- or, society, radio committee, photo- grapher High News and Nautilus, 3: treasurer homeroom, vice president sen- ior class, chairman assembly com- mittee, cabinet, Student Council, photo- grapher High News, National Honor sa- ciety, semi-finalist National Merit test, 4. JUDY WELLS ' She leads a happy life and has the gayest spirit. JHA, 2, DE, dollar club, 4. PATRICIA GAYLE WHITE Attractiveness is halt the battle-hers is won. JHA, 2, FBLA state and dlstrlct con- ventions, pep club, secretary homeroom, 4. cum ANN wmmlnc Her armour is honest thought and simple truth her utmost skill. Vice president homeroom, GAA, pep club, SCSPA District IV convention, 21 reporter High News, Quill and Scroll, Spanish club, pep club, GAA, publicity committee iunior class party, SIPA con- vention, National Honor society, honor- able mentian story-of-month, 37 presl- dent Spanish club, secretary club coun- cil, associate editor High News, associ- ate editor lits o' Lit, Quill and Scroll, National Honor society, GAA, 4. Webster Webster Wells Wells Whit- wmman Page Fifty-Seven Williams Williams Willis Willis wilwn Wllson w5,,g,,, Winslow Page Fifty-Eight Wofford . WOO!! seniors . . . PAT WILLIAMS Her pleasure is her power to charm. DE, 4. RAY ROBINSON WILLIAMS He's a lad that is very clever, Successful in all that he may endeavor. DAR American history test, 3, mar- shal football, FBLA, 4. BILL WILLIS He is a gentleman, because his nature is kind to every person. Entered iunior year, 3, radio club, FBLA, dollar club, 4. VIRGINIA LEE WILLIS Her character is the diamond that scratches every other stone. Secretary homeroom, marshal The Goose Hangs High, 27 president home- room, Student Council, Spanish club, pep club, modern language day, DAR American history test, National Honor society, dramatics play festival, 3, trea- surer homeroom, secretary Spanish club, National Honor society, dollar club, 4. DAVID WILSON He has the mildest manners and the bravest mind. FFA, 2: football, T and I, 3: vice president homeroom, 4. LINDA CRAIG WILSON From her shall be read the perfect ways of honor. Secretary homeroom, 2, pep club, FBLA, refreshment committee iunior class party, modern language day, treasurer homeroom, marshal glee club concert, National Honor society, DAR American history test, 3, National Hon- or society, semi-finalist National Merit test, PTA open house, Tri-Sci, dollar club, publicity committee, FBLA state and district meets, 4. ELIZABETH WINGATE She is the mirror of courtesy. JHA, 3, FBLA, 4. HOWARD WINSLOW He is a friendly, social, honest man. Entered iunior year, 37 Thespians, 4. KATE CKERRYJ WYCHE WOFFORD ln the sky a star danced, and under it she was born. President homeroom, Student Council, secretary homeroom, Piedmont Inter- School Relations council, SCSPA District convention, 2, vice president homeroom, National Honor society, Quill and Scroll, Tri-Sci, music appreciation club, District IV SCASC rally, SIPA convention, served senior banquet, chairman entertainment committee lunior class party, pep meet- ing skits, columnist High News, marshal college night, 3: chairman cafeteria committee, cabinet, Student Council, Na- tional Honor society, Quill and Scroll, FTA, Tri-Sci, associate editor High News, editor Bits o' Lit, marshal PTA open house and college nights, 4. DONNA WOOD Her wit and sunny disposition win and hold many friends. Vice president homeroom, JHA, pep club, 2, president homeroom, music ap- preciation club, pep meeting skit, Stu- dent Council, radio committee, National Honor society, DAR American history test, 3, vice president homeroom, Na- tional Honor society, music appreciation club, dollar club, 4. ...class of 1959 SHARON LEE WOOD She has word and a smile for every- one. Band, GAA, pep club, 2, FBLA, pep club, GAA, secretary homeroom, Nation- al Honor society, 35 FTA, dollar club, Tri-Sci, National Horiar society, 4. SUSAN WOOLDRIDGE She is a trendly girl with a brilliant smile. School showcase, 2p pep club, Na- tional Honor society, talent show, DAR American history test, 3p treasurer homeroom, art club, National Honor so ciety, 4. DELORES LAVERNE YORK Her simplicity is the soul of elegance. DE, 4. MARTHA LOUISE YOUNG She is truth and goodness personified. FHA State meet, pep club, 2, FBLA district and state meets, pep club, 3: DE state convention, 4. STEPHEN MORGAN YOUNG His thoughts are high-erected and deep seated in the heart of courtesy. Treasurer homeroom, cafeteria com- mittee, pep club, FBLA, National Honor society, DAR American history test, Tri-Sci, 3, National Honor society, cafe- teria committee, 4. TAYLOE CORBIN YOUNG, lll Laughing is he, merry all the while. Band, 25 pep club, band, 37 music appreciation club, band, 4. JUDITH HELEN ZACHARY They admired the quietness of her manner, the sweetness of her smile. Treasurer JHA, pep club, 2: secretary homeroom, club council, president JHA, pep club, student service committee, glee club, 31 glee club, dollar club, 4. LINDA ZEBLEY She is a messenger al' friendship. Entered senior year, Spanish club, Thespians, 4. RICHARD ZEPP . He was born with wisdom which does guide his valor to-act quietly. Entered iunior year, 3, Tri-Sci, semi- finalist National Merit test, 4. GEORGE MACAULAY ZlMMERMAN He either finds a way or makes one. Block G, tennis, 2, block G, tennis, property committee, 3: block G, tennis, cafeteria committee, dollar club, 4. ALEX ZIPPERER To worry little is his idea of hap- piness. President homeroom, Student Coun- cil, 2. Wood Wooldridge York Young Young Young Zachary Zebley Zepp Zimmerman Zlpperer Page Fifty-Nine F5 z - bf ,L ' 5 , m f, y. - g ' 'rf , E QQ qvjai f Ml v V E K 'Aq W ' X A ,T i ' L ff f if f FW i f W 'XF 5: A Q W f Q fi x V ti rj. 15 4 ?l K M Y 0455! gig 'Ili Q Ay p i r' S? 2 f M X ' W 2 'f fn J ' s A q E' Jn 1 ' Aif. ? A vi 1 ' ff' I I , I' 1 in 5 93 Q Q , x Q, it .5 If . I ,rf 7 ff: ., X , .. if V,,1f'i?' 1' i-2 1-'c -1 ' . . X i jk :Q 1'i'L.'I1'-IEW? ' f ' T. ,. ' A -- M . , ,. ,, ,.,,q BILLY WILKINS BILL BAILEY President Treasurer j u n io r class officers MISS SARAH MEREDITH Counselor Qi MICKEY FAULCONER CAROLINE WATTS Vice President Secretary S 5 CAROL ADAMS Yi ',,' 1 Xa-if ff? , I KEREN ALLEN DAN ALLEN BUSTER ALLEY KLEIN ANDERS JIM ANDERSON LINDA ANDREWS JOHNNY ARIAIL NANCY VANCE ASHMORE ROXIE ATKINS NORMA ATTAWAY LINDA AYERS I I it In ' 35513 1 SUNNY BAGWELI. ,. - -4- BILL BAILEY . K W PAT BAILEY MARY ELIZABETH BALLENTINE f I M. . JAMES BARBARE f if BARRY BARR JAMES BARR DOUG BARTON BOBBY BATSON BOYD BATSON PAT BATSON SALLIE BATSON JUDY BEEKS BOBBY BELL JIMMY BELLWOOD MARY BENNETT ROBERT BENSTON MURRAY BERKOWITZ ARRENA BISHOP LAURA BISHOP RONNIE BISHOP ARCHIE BLACK CAROLYN BLACKERBY ALAN BLACKMON Page Sixty-Two junior class yeah, man, and you oughf fo hear her in french EDDIE EDGAR TOM EDWARDS DELORES ELLIS BARBARA EUDY MICKEY FAULCONER SHELBY FERGUSON JANE FINLEY MARGARET FOLGER BOBBY FORRESTER ELIZABETH FOSTER DARDEN FOWLER FREDDY FOWLER SANDY FRAZIER ALLEN FREEMAN MARTHA FREEMAN JIMMIE LOU GAINES SANDRA GAINES BETH GARNER o o 1 u n I o r c I a s s did mr. baumgardner help you consfrucf this? Z-'3' f'JZN- ' 1 1 I , . 5 . es- ff ,-f W' I .13 f X I wf W 5 is 22 ff -5 F , ' ,Q wg ,, -' wif L' H gi he I I , . A ' 3 fb lv E X M15 I lb .N 'Q .ff X gn Y ,X BILLY GARRAUX ALBERT GARRISON CAROLE GIBBS TOMMY GIBSON PAM GILLAM JUANITA GILREATH MARY GILREATH LARRY GOODWIN JANET GOOLSBY JAMES T. GORDON PATRICIA GOSNELL SUZANNE GOSNELL RICHARD GRAVES ASA GRAY MIKE GRAY CONNIE GRAYDON JEAN GREENWAY ROBBIE GREGORY Page Sixty Fnve J' MARGARET HAYES PAT HEALY CYNTHIA HEARD CAROLYN HEATHERLY ROGER HELMS KATHRYN HENDERSON SAM HENDERSON BILLY HENRY MARCIA HENSLEY JOHN HEWELL JANE HEYLMUN ROSEMARY HICKS PEGGY JEANNE HILL BILLY HILLHOUSE GENE HINDMAN ANNE HOLCOMBE JERRY HOLLINGSWORTH LINDA HOLLINGSWORTH Page SixVyASix ROBERT GREGORY JANE GRESHAM GAIL S. GRICE JAMES GRIFFETH ELSA GRIFFIN CAROL HALL DIANE HALLMAN HAROLD HAMBY DALE D. HAMPTON DOUG HANNAH DAVID HARDIN BETH HARDY FAYE HARING TOMMY HARRISON ZANE HARRISON PAT HARTNESS LYNN HARVLEY LINDA HAYES o o 1 u n I o r c I a s s hey, kids, save some for parents and feachers RITA LANCIANESE CAMILLA LANGLEY RONNIE LANGSTON GERRY LoPLANTE GAIL LATIMER BILLY LAYMAN BILL LAZENBY BOBBY LEE TERRY LEKIVETZ JIMMY LEPPARD OVERTON LEWIS JANE LIGGITT MARIAN LIGON JIMMY LINDER VIRGINIA LINDSAY BILL LINN LINDA LOCKE WILLIAM LOFTIS LINDA LOLLIS BILLY LONG PAT LONG RACHEL LONG BRENDA LOOPER ALFRED LUREY BILL LYNCH PHYLLIS ANNE LYTLE KAREN MADISON DICK MAILE STEWART MALTBY JIMMY MANGUM JOAN MARCHBANKS MARY MARCHBANKS BILLY MARTIN CHARLES MARTIN ED MARTIN PATRICIA MARTIN LINDA ANNE MASON ELAINE MASSEY EMMA JANE MASSEY RICHARD MAXWELL DIRGEN MAY JEANNEA McALISTER GWEN MCCALL LINDA McCARTT BILLY McCAULEY ANNE McCLELLAN PHYLLIS McDANIEL BARRY McFARLAND JOHN McPHERSON BILLY MEADORS MARY MICHAEL JOYCE MILES BILLY MILLER BOB MILLER RODDEY MILLER SUZY MILLER WALTON MILLER LEIGH MILTON JIMMY MIMS SANDRA MIRENGHI DONNIE MITCHELL HELENE MITCHELL JIMMY MITCHELL JIMMY MOORE PAT MOORE JUDY MORELAND wif junior class office and health clinic assisfanfs file cards J J' Rf, F? I ix X. T7 K ww sf RICHARD MORRIS JACKIE MULL JUNE MULLINAX JERRY MYERS MARY NELL NABERS FRAN NAU CAROL NELSON MILLIE NELSON JUDY NICHOLAS FLOYD OWENS MARY GREER OWENS SUSAN OWINGS AGNES PAGE EMILIE PANDOLFI TOMMY PARKS JOEL PATTERSON RACHEL PATTON MARTHA ANN PEDEN Page Sixty Nnne I I . hh: f Q ar LINK Jug. Y 'I 1 I' b ' X n 1 ,Ysvy . X V J -var , p . P TERRY RAMSEY JOHN RANDOLPH CARMEN RAYMER JUDY REESE JOE RENFROE JANE REVIS TED REVIS KAY RICHARDSON FRANCES RIDGEWAY STEVE RIGBY ROSALIND RIGGINS NANCY RGANE BILL ROBERTS HENRY ROBERTSON RONDAL ROBERTSON VICTOR ROBERTSON ANN ROBINSON DAVID ROBINSON Page Seventy PAT PEDEN JEAN PENLAND JOAN PENLAND ANN PENNEBAKER BILLY PEPPER DIANNE PERLEY ROBERT PERRY, Ill SAM PHILLIPS BARBARA PITTS RONNIE PLEMMONS KEITH PLYLER RUTH POOL BRENDA POOLE EMORY POOLE PATTYE PRESSLEY LINDA PUTSAVAGE BRENDA RAMBO BUDDY RAMSEY junior class resf those eyes before the shuffer clicks Nil' ROBERT ROE RUTH ROGERS CATHIE ROLSTON KITSY ROSE EDNA ROSS GARY LINDA ROUSE HOWARD ROWLAND ED RUNNION TOBY RYAN, SARAH SANDERS WESTIE SANDERS LAWSON SCOGGINS JIM SEEL LARRY SELF MIKE SELLERS CINDY SEREX SHERRY SHAVER WILLIAM M. SHERWELL MARTHA SHIPMAN STEVE SHIVERS MARY SHULL IRENE SIGHTLER SUSAN SIMISTER SANDRA SIMMONS TOMMY SIMON JOE SIMPSON JOYCE SIMPSON CAROLYNE SINCLAIR JOHNNY SISK BILLY SKELTON LINDA SKINNER IRIS SLATON PATSY SLOAN BARBARA SMITH CAROLYN SMITH EUGENE SMITH FURMAN SMITH GEORGE SMITH JIMMY SMITH JIMMY SMITH JOHNNY SMITH PATSY SMITH PEGGY SMITH RICHARD SMITH OVID SPAIN BUNK SPANN RONNY SPEARMAN BOBBY STANDRIDGE 9. Page Seventy-One Q 5 ,- wi. Q '3 -1 4-uv ,.-1 YW , - .. av uv- h - . gp ' , Q rg QI I Page Seventy-Two SANDRA STANSELL DOTTIE STEARNS MARGARET STENHOUSE ANN STEPHENS RITA STEPHENS JOE STEVENSON LINDA STEWART LOUISE STEWART WOODY STEWART PETER STIPP JEANIE STOBIE JAMES STODDARD JACKI STOKES ARLENE STREET EDDIE STROM TONI STROUD CARL STUBBS NANCY SULLIVAN SALLY SWETT BETSY SWITZER JOAN TALBERT BETTY TAYLOR DANA TAYLOR LYNN TAYLOR RONNY TAYLOR BOB TEAGUE ANNA THEODOROU BILL THERRILL DIANE THOMPSON ERLINE THOMPSON FAITH THOMPSON MARY THOMPSON PATSY THORNTON ANNA TIPTON JAKE TOLLISON PEGGY TOLLISON SANDRA TRAMMELL KELLY TRAYNHAM VANN TRAYNHAM LESLIE TRIPP REGINA TRIPPE MARION VAUGHAN NORMA JEAN VAUGHAN JIMMY VAUGHN TEDDY VIGODSKY SAUNDRA VEACH ELIZABETH VINSON CARROLL WADDELL F' EW ,sf Q A 31555 ' :za , I Vg x:.- I I I i I 1 Iii ff ' -5 -if , 1- MARVIN zAc-LIN IX I I o o 1 u n I o r c I a s s sfop smiling af him and sell us paper is Tig? ,Lg rm , . , I ' gi W 'Ig f 'K 3? JANE WALLACE PAT WALLACE JIMMY WARD KRISTIN WATKINS KITTY ANN WATSON MARTHA RUTH WATT CAROLINE WATTS LYNN WELCH BILL WELLS BONNIE WHEELER JUDY WHITAKER DAVID WHITE EDWINA WHITE JEFF WHITE TOM WHITE JOAN WHITEHURST LOU ANN WIGGINS WILL WIGGINS BEVERLY WILBANKS BILLY WILKINS FITZHUGH WILLIAMS RONNIE WILLIAMS WAYNE WILLIAMS LYNDA WILLIAMSON ALFRED WILLS GENE WILSON MARIE WILSON DAVID WOLFE JOHN WOOD DeWITT WOODWARD MERRY WYATT RITA YATES STEVE YEARICK ELIZABETH YESBECK SUSAN YOUNG CHARLES ZAGLIN Page Seventy-Three PAT GAMBRELL CHARLES HARMON Secretory President sophomore class officers MISS HORTENSE PARKINS Counselor SAM ROBINSON MARY I-IOUSTQN GAFFNEY Treasurer Vice Presiden! Pug S t yF LEE ADAMSON LYNN ADKINS TOMMY ALEXANDER DALE ALTHOFF ANN LEE ANTHONY ANNE ANTHONY BETSEY ARLEDGE f +. I v ,NL -w rl . ,-5 '41 -.4-. 1 ---' - ,v. I7 A 'YL 7, KAY AMBROSE JIMMY ANDERSON x1 ' I 'T 'L T ' , 41 43 H .. H I -:I L l .1 ,Q TAMMY BAUGHMAN HANK BAUMANN PATTY BEAN CHRISTIE BEARD CAROL BEAVER CHARLOTTE BENNETT JIMMY BENNETT PHYLLIS BENNETT BRENDA BENTON MARTHA BEST JIMMY BETTIS BETTE ANN BIEDIGER Poge Sevemy-Six sophomore ., 'X .. sq P Ihaf's the trophy we won on lurkey day ADA ZEE ARMSTRONG DELORES ARSENAULT NANCY ASBILL CHARLES AUSLANDER, JR DICK AUSTELL MARTHA AUSTIN RONNIE AUSTIN CLYDE AYCOCK JAMES BAGWELL NORMA JEAN BAGWELL ANN MARIE BAILEY DAVID BAILEY SANDY BAIRD NANCY BALDWIN JIMMY BALLARD SUZANNE BALLARD JUDY BANISTER JUDY BANNON ANDREA BARTON BILL BATSON JOAN BATSON Y , FI I class we're first! hope no one breaks in line ARDEN BOSTIC SHIRLEY BOWERS MONTY BOYLSTON BARBARA BRADFORD JANET ANN BRADY NED BRAY JOHNNY BREWER ANN BRIDGES DAVID J. BRIDGES MELVIN BRIDGES TONY BRIDGES JESS BRIGHTWELL MARY SUE BRINGHURST HENRY EARL BROCK MARTHA BROOKSHIRE BILLIE BROWN BOBBY BROWN CLINTON BROWN, JR. JO BROWN JOE BROWN JUDY BROWN JUDY BINDER DOUGLAS BISHOP EVELYN BISHOP CAMELLIA BLACKWELL DAVID BLACKWELL REECE BLACKWELL SANDY BLACKWELL CAROLE BLASKOWITZ GARY BOLEY 58564 33? A A Q TOMMY BROWN PATRICIA BROWNING CAROL BRUCE BARBARA BRUCHON EDWIN BRYANT ALTON BUDDIN GLORIA BULLOCK FRED BURDETTE LINDA BURDETTE CAROLYN BURGESS BRENDA BURLESON EMALINE BURNETTE Page Seventy-Seven JIMMY FARNSWORTH PETE FAYSSOUX JULIAN FELLERS nm .2 - CHRIS FIELD DON FISHER MARTHA FLEMING ' R NANCY JO FLOYD ANITA FOLSOM JOHNNY FORD .A Q JL 1 ,. fn ' , -I oh I CIDDIE GARRAUX GROVER GASKIN ROBERT GASKINS BARBARA GENTRY FLOYD GIFFORD MARION GILFILLIN BILLY JOE GILLESPIE CLAYTON GILLESPIE GIL GILREATH DIANE GODFREY JIMMY GODFREY JUNE GODFREY Page Eighvy sophomore V542 RM- gs' JR it why, oh why, do all fesfs come af once? NED FORD WYNETTE FORE JOHNNY FOREST ELIZABETH FORRESTER MARSHA FORRESTER BUTCH FOSTER LARRY FOSTER KATHLEEN FOWLER JUDY FOX JUDY FRANKLIN CAROLE ANN FRICK EMILEE FRICK MARY LINDA FUNDERBUI JIM FURMAN MARY SIMMS FURMAN JOHNNY FUSELER MARY HOUSTON GAFFN PAT GAMBRELL SYLVIA GAMBRELL JANE GANTT THOMAS GANTT ROSE MARY HENDERSON JIMMY HENDRIX ROYAN HERRING LUCKY HICKMAN BRENDA HILL DON HILL JERRY SANDRA HOLCOMBE MARY LOUISE HOLDER GENE HOLLAND MODEAN IRWIN BILLY IVESTER DOTTI JACKSON KENNY JACOB ELLEN JACOBSON TONY JAMAR SANDRA JARRELL SUSAN JASKWHICH PAM JEFFCOAT DANNY JENKINS TOM JENNINGS CLAUDIA JOHNSON Page Eighiy-Two sophomore boneffi ball fascinofes admiring girls JERRY HOOPER INEZ HORGER CAROLYN HORTON CAROLYN HOUGH LOIS ANN HOUSE GEORGE HOWARD, J MARTHA HOWARD DAVID HOWELL FELTON HOYLE, JR. EARL HUDGENS KATY HUDGINS CHAPPIE HUDSON MYRA HUDSON WAYNE HUDSON LYNDA HUFF CHARLES HUGHES RALPH HUGHES BUCKY HUGHEY LUTHER HUNT FRANCES HUNTER JIMMY HYATT I-'CP' class Ieens find iI's fun Io be alive and young ,W JOHNNY JOHNSON KAYE JONES , MARSHALL JONES REBECCA JONES SALLY JONES STEVE JONES KAREN JORDAN ANNE KABLER SUSAN KAUFMAN GLENDA KAY JOAN KAY DONNA KEENAN AL KEITH MARIAN KEITH DICKIE KELLETT GEORGE KELLETT GRACIE KELLETT CECELIA KELLEY JO KELSO DEDE KENDALL DAVID KENNEDY EIZABETH KENNEDY IKIE KENNERLY SIDNEY KILGORE BOBBIE KING KAREN KING LINDA KING SUSAN KNIGHT THOMAS KOURY MATTHEW KREMER - - ' Nur W: . 'pii w I Q, N 1,-,ff , I , ., 1 '- I qua , I x P , Q Q 'P V M' 4. ' I -' 1 X . , iw I W, rw ZLEM W. ' 5 2? 6,5 1- l s . WILMA KUGHN ALEX LAIEWSKI PETE LAMBRAKOS ALLEN LANGLEY PRISCILLA LANGLEY ELEANOR LANKFORD BOBBY LATHAM WANDA LATHAM RHUNETTE LAWSON TOM LEONHARDT JANET LEWIS JUDY LEWIS Page Eighty-Three BOBBY LIGON JEAN LIGON CAROL LINDSAY BUDDY LIPSCOMB ANNE LOCKE DAVID LOFTIS ELIZABETH LONG DODIE MAGARAHAN PEGGY SUE MALPLESS D 114' r Rx qu? nz: ALLL sophomore W-Sl I . f UH! Jug: rx J, . I GORDON McDOWELL BOB McGARRAH JACKIE McGEE CHARLENE McGILL JUDY McGUIRE BILL McHAFFIE' GAIL McKINNEY J GEORGE McKINNEY, JR. PAT McKINNON BARBARA McKITTRICK TOMMY McLELLAN LOU ANN McLEMORE Page Eighty-Four barbara and gene lead sophomore cheers SONNY MANHEIM DAVID MARTIN CAROLINE MATHENY JIMMY MATTHEWS ROXY MATTHEWS PINCKNEY MAXWELL JOHNNY MAY MARILYN MAYFIELD JIMMY McADAMS PHIL McBRlDE CURTIS McCAIN ARTHUR MCCALL DALE McCLELLAN RANDY McCORKLE ROBERT McCORKLE CAROLYN McCRAVY VIRGINIA McCUEN DOROTHY McCULLERS MARY McCULLOUGH DANNY McDANIEL GEORGETTA McDONALD class Io read or not fo read-that is fhe question CAROL CLARE MIHALI CHARLENE MILLER NANCY MILLER STONEY MILLER VIOLA MILLER LAURENS MILLS MICKEY MITCHELL CAROLYN MOODY BRENDA 'MOON BARBARA MOORE BOB MOORE KEREN MOORE BEVERLY MORGAN JEAN MORGAN BETTY MORRIS DOTTIE MOSS CHARLOTTE MULLENIX BUDDY MULLINAX JAMES MULLINAUX VIRGINIA MUZEKARI DAVID NEAL J 1-av ug. I W 5,-.-13:-:L i , .3 'my .3 K I 5 was ri- I f Q u . X, M35 'K - ' I' rl 11 -ff: -. I A. R 1 ,-1 J ' R f ' ., I .. , -' ey 11 'I .. Q vm A V, If K .J if TOMMY McNEILL BARBARA McPHERSON THOMAS McPHERSON PAUL McWHIRTER BETTY MEADORS MARLENE MERCK fi MARY METZ BETSY MIDDLETON MEREDITH MIES DOUGLAS NEAL JACKIE NELSON JERRY NELSON CHRISTY NEWNAM PAT NEWTON SANDRA NIVEN KATHERINE NOE BARBARA OELAND GLORIA ELAINE OSBORNE FRANK OUTLAW .IO OVERBY LIN OWEN Page Eighty-Five class lonesome hallroamer waves greeting fo friend MAXINE ROBERTS SAM ROBINSON SANDRA RODGERS LINDA RODMAN MICHAEL RODRIGUE RICHARD ROGEN BARRY ROGERS RICHARD ROPER BESSIE ROZAKOS RICHARD RUDOLPH GARY RUNK HOWARD RUSSELL MARIA SARTWELL PATRICIA SATTERFIELD BILL SCHULZE MARK SENTER THOMAS SHALEULY GARY SHAMLIN JAMES SHEALY BUDDY SHELTON COURTNEY SHIVES fbi! ee GODFREY REPKO JUDY REYNOLDS JOEL RICHARDSON ANNE RICHBURG PEGGY RIDDLE PENNY RITCHIE FOY ROBERSON JOHNNY ROBERSO FAYE ROBERTS N ETTA SUE SHOCKLEY NANNETTE SHOOK GENE SHORE KENNETH SHORE DALE SIDES GALE SIDES BOB SIMMONS ROBERT SIMMONS CHARLOTTE SIMPSON BONNIE SMALL SYLVIA SMART BOMER SMITH Page Eighty-Seven sophomore ELAINE SMITH JULIA SMITH LOWERY SMITH SANDRA SMITH SUSAN SMITH TOMMY SMITH , Y .MA , 233 I H ,R ..,,,XA w:5f3Tf 1-A f MARTHA SPANN SANDRA SPARKS LOREN STAHL Ti' w ws, Y I K I-I5 19004 fhey're really geffing their dime's worth R,-if 1 Ng., ..- ,, 'fyjijr w1fg',g4 g9! , C 1 I 4 'B' I' fm I .1 A A Q ,ru ' .J Q Y -x Q? Wt' BUTCH THOMPSON CAROLE THOMPSON TED THOMPSON JIMMY THOMSON SALLIE THORNTON MELINDA THRASHER BECKY THREATT MARILYN TINCHER DANEILLE TOUCHBERRY WANDA TRAMMELL ELAINE TRAYNHAM JACK TRAYNHAM Page Eighty-Eight 33 ' I JN L Wg DOTTIE STEPHENS WADE STEPHENS JIMMY STEWART BRIAN STOCKWELL JIMMY STOVALL BILLY STOVER BUDDY STOVER SUSAN STRUM DAN SUDDETH MIKE SULLIVAN WANDA SULLIVAN JERRY SUMNER MARY ANN TATE MAJANE TATUM ' 'I SI . ff ALMENA TAYLOR 'DH Q iffff I CHIP TAYLOR ' I f DEAN TAYLOR ,. P' W FREDDY TAYLOR Y 'T' ROBERT TAYLOR I' BRIAN TERNAMIAN BILL THOMAS ,MY ' , Y' ,gl II . ...A L .L+ ' Tm' J I .44 QQ' if If I GAIL WILLIAMS JOE WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS JUDY WILLIAMS PAT WILLIAMS BUZZY WILLIS SUSAN WILLIS NANCY WILSON BARRY WIMBERLY RUTH WINNING AURIE WISE CHARLIE WOFFORD LINDA WOOD PAM WOODS ELAINE WOODSON BRADY WOOTEN JUDY WOOTEN ANN WRIGLEY THOMAS ZEPP LEE ZIPPERER sophomore class .W bonhre msplres students before big turkey day game activities foster democracy student council FIRST ROW: Faith Thompson, Barbara Byars, Barbara Gambrell, Mary Bennett, Dot Burch, Jimmy Baldwin, Gene Hindman, Pam Gilliam, Joan Kay, Anne Wessell, Patty Hurst, Barbara Pitts, Sandra Owens, Rita Ratenski, Gaile Frost, Jerry King, QSECOND ROWJ Bobby Scott, Linda Niven, Vanda Out- law, Kerry Wofford, Cecil Lewis, Anne Kabler, Nancy Jo Floyd, Annetta Smith, Eve Waldrop, Keren Moore, Suzanne Gosnell, Linda Dowling, Jo Kelso, Mike Stein, Toni Stroud, Nancy Longstreet, Pete Horton, QTHIRD ROWJ Tommy Eison, John Hewell, Christiane Bosse, Judy Howland, Jane Kinard, Joyce Simpson, Mary Simms Furman, Karen King, Carol Lindsay, Sandra Gaines, Nancy Asbill, Dottie Moss, Gayle Dug- gan, Gail Williams, Toby Ryan, Laura Green, Wayne Clayton, KFOURTH ROWJ Kenny Jacob, Miss Daniel, Walter Bull, Jimmy Drake, Bob Glass, Vardry Ramseur, Gene Watson, Billy Patterson, Clarence Clyatt, Charles Harmon, Martha Singletary, Ann Lee Anthony, Barbara Bradford, Missy Cromer, Winnie Edmond- son, Peter Stipp, Eddie Gibson, lFlFTH ROWJ David Preston, Bobbie Brown, Jack Dill, Fred Brown, Gerry homeroom presidents, cabinet cast shadows of leadership through Page Ninety-Two 1. ,.,.,,.,.. tm X ,.,-. ,...1..... ..-.. --..-.-+,, Benston, Jimmy Thomas, Johnny Farnsworth, Milton Lewis, Bill Landing, Wiley Cooper, Devar Burbage, Heyward Brock, Alfred Lurey, Enoch Hurst, Mickey Faulconer, Billy Wilkins, CSIXTH ROWJ Rick Reed, Tim Jones, Noel Cooper, Sam Phillips, Fred Henry, Perry Earle, Tommy Zepp, Smut Smith, Charlie Wofford, Bob McGarrah, Dwight Odom, Billy Linn, Norman Culbertson, John McPherson, Bob Hubbard, Norman McCarter, and Gene Wells. student council cabinet guides ghs GAILE FROST Chairman JANE KINARD Secretary MISS MEL LEE DANIEL Adviser FIRST ROW: Linda Niven, Eddie Gibson, Jerry King, Gaile Frost, Mike Stein, KSECOND ROWD Jane Kinard, Bobby Scott, Cecil Lewis, Billy Wilkins, Kerry Wofford, KTHIRD ROWD Devar Burbage, Walter Bull, Mickey Faulconer, Charles Harmon, KFOURTH ROWD Gene Wells, Miss Daniel, Gerry Benston, Milton Lewis, and Norman McCarter. assembly . . . The GHS student body is en- tertained on special occasions by the chapel programs pre- sented by the assembly com- mittee. GENE WELLS Chairman MISS MARGARET PARKS Adviser .W ,N ,., ,H ,, if . -t 255-2wi't.fi'3':-f1 '1.f f- .?' ,V A .,g-,xlib rid! L ,MJ - F vs 'E'-?-if-ff:-? fP- 5wN,1l I ., ,,,x-wr I.. , . -5 ' 1 .' ,sa 1431 if 4-12:14-'PJ ' . 42,4361 L- 1 I -I - -fs it I ' FIRST ROW: Bill Bailey, Billy Wilkins, Eddie Gibson, Mickey Faulconer, ISECOND ROWJ Caroline Watts, Miss Parks FIRST ROW: Mary Stone, George Davis, Mary Bennett, Emma Jane Massey, Judy Gettys, QSECOND ROWJ Jimmy Kellett, Tim Jones, Milton Lewis, and Miss Ellison. Page Ninety-Four athletic . . . To promote high spirit and keen participation, the athletic committee sponsors pep meet- ings and publicizes sporting events. MILTON LEWIS Chairman MISS ELIZABETH ELLISON Adviser ..,+,, ., , is nj' -Ligiiiyg. .- ifffit--N V., I 'I I 6591322.2- cafeteria . . . The cafeteria committee en- courages cleanliness and proper conduct among all students dur- ing lunch hours. KERRY WOFFORD Chairman MRS. PAUL D. HANNAH Adviser FIRST ROW: Kerry Wofford, Sherrill Kelso, Carole Kelly, CSECOND ROWJ Toni Stroud, Louise Stewart, Randy Cochran, KTHIRD ROWJ Stephen Young, Mrs. Hannah, and George Zimmerman. s .of -.,. Ulm. FIRST ROW: Bob Hubbard, Pat Hartness, Peter Stipp, Jerry King QSECOND ROWD Diane Thompson, Anne Jay, Mrs. Nicholson, Lynn Carroll, and Sandra Hawkins. community service . . . Responsible for the Red Cross and March of Dimes drives, the community service committee in- spires sharing among all. JERRY KING Chairman MRS. L. E. NICHOLSON Adviser Page Ninety-Fave elections . To preserve interest in a dem- ocratic form of government, this committee conducts all major school elections. LINDA NIVEN FIRST ROW: Helene Mitchell, Dot Burch, Linda Niven, Linda Bailey, KSECOND ROWJ William McPherson, Mike Chairman MISS MARY WILDS Adviser Stein, John Howell, Steve Brown, and Miss Wilds. - Q. R E misuse same me een, sexism f ' R g A ,iii FIRST ROW: Carole Beam, Judy Reese, Kelly Traynham, Patsy Poe, KSECOND ROW, Norman McCarter, Billy Cass, Johnny Ariail, Dee Brosnan, and Mr. Tiedeman. Page NinetyASix property . . . To maintain the reputation of GHS' beautiful campus, the property committee stresses the neatness of grounds and build- mg. NORMAN McCARTER Chairman MR. R. S. TIEDEMAN Adviser publicity . . . To make both old and new students aware of GHS activi- ties, the publicity committee is- sues student directories and publicizes various school activi- ties by means of the calendar and bulletin boards. CECIL LEWIS Chairman MRS. MARION H. LESESNE Adviser FIRST ROW: Linda Wilson, Virginia Lindsay, Linda Dowling, Cecil Lewis, lSECOND ROWI Mrs. Lesesne, Pete Horton Jimmy Thomas, and Johnny Farnsworth. Q. E . W .. . - I.. e-.,,s.:,,.- T- '-s'f:s-.fg.f- - em:-,,..w..f-as-gria.s..:ft:M -sc ur.. I-egg. 1... -, 1-.J-fi. .sis L., -. ,..Ikp-vp su'-, H ' wt, W f+: :2..s .f la -1 a E' is fi-g y. . g --3 'fri-.5 4. s f-Z.-4' :-.,x11Q-H - ,' ' - - ti , 3 . ' f Y , I Gifs t gg' Inf? re Leif. 1 Q45 ,,-5 .45. -f,m.3. d . I' C I O . . . FIRST ROW: Frances Ridgeway, Kay Richardson, QSECOND ROWI Burton Webster, Robert Perry, Nancy Garner, Emily McCullough, QTHIRD ROWI Miss Rogers, and Devar Burbage. The radio committee operates the school's public address sys- tem and is in charge of daily and special announcements. DEVAR BURBAGE Chairman MISS WINIFRED ROGERS Adviser Page Ninety-Seven social... Beginning the year with a I party for new students, this com- mittee conducts many social functions sponsored by GHS. JANE KINARD Chairman MISS NELLIE BURNETTE Adviser FIRST ROW: Jane Kinarcl, Miss Burnette, Judy Clark, Sandra Simmons, CSECOND ROWJ Eston Rogers, Billy Little Freddy Fowler, and Howard Rowland. FIRST ROW: Miss Boggs, Susan Blythe, Pat Wallace, Dolores Galloway, Anne Waters, CSECOND ROWJ Jimmy Cannon, Tom Edwards, Robert Roe, and Walter Bull. Page Ninety-Eight student service... This committee contributes to GHS by selling school supplies and by maintaining a lost and found department. WALTER BULL Chairman MISS AMBER BOGGS Adviser traffic- safety . . . To increase safety in the halls, on the campus, and in the street, the traffic-safety committee emphasizes courteous conduct. GERRY BENSTON Chairman MR. J. A. MOORE Adviser FIRST ROW: Kathryne Manheim, Annetta Smith, Nan Hooper, Peggy Tollison, Archie Black, CSECOND ROWJ Gerry Benston, Mr. Moore, and Asa Gray. . ..ogy-. ,,,,?,,,- , -- NE.. f i 'Q X .V - .,,. -5 .1,-- .',, ,, 5: , ,,f-,, -1 .5 'fE5z5'.ff -'-a.- '-.5 5:,,.f:.s, t1,', -M -'fm-:f -.Q 5 3. -1.5.5 ..t 1:,5 , . . - f M 1 ..-www-.-.2,s.a,w--,ies se. -. sWss,5i+fgi....,,,.x,.,5-sw . .'. -fi'.-f-sm. :Q-fi,-1'-QV, ..,. .L frm-.f...f:a4-.5-31. .2-1, . ' - S - FIRST ROW: Caroline Watts, louise Cobb, Milne Stein, Faith Thompson, Kathryne Manheim, QSECOND ROWJ Susanne Norungulo, Virginia Lindsay, Emily McCullough, Ann Whitmire, Tania Leon, CTHIRD ROWJ Mike Tollison, Jimmy Bell- wood, Harriett Lipscomb, Louise Stewart, KFOURTH ROWJ Miss Daniel, Clark Gaston, Tim Jones, and Bobby Scales. J club council... Composed of club presidents, the club council reviews prob- lems and supervises the work of other organizations. MIKE STEIN Chairman MISS MEL LEE DANIEL Adviser Page Ninety'Nine art... The art club, formed to fos- ter appreciation of the fine arts, is composed of students inter- ested in studying the various skills and accomplishments of famous artists. LOUISE STEWART President MRS. MARGARET GILLIAM Adviser L :ta 2' A 'Ji A N, . A FIRST ROW: Phyllis McDaniel, Betsy Switzer, Kathryn Henderson, Jackie Chandler, Louise Stewart, Dot Burch Judy Howland, QSECOND ROWJ Carole Ann Baty, Sue Wooldridge, Rosalind Riggins, Vanda Outlaw, Carol Lind: say, Anne Waters, CTHIRD ROWJ Barbara Gambrell, Joyce Cannon, Linda Raines, Libby Phillips, Rita Dickerson, CFOURTH ROWJ Virginia Muzekari, Vivian Harrison, Linda Wood, Ellen Jacobson, CFIFTH ROWJ Brady Wooten, Linda Lollis, Peggy Johnson, Sallie Batson, Linda Putsavage, Vann Traynham, KSIXTH ROWJ Grady Ballentine, Sally Coleman, Jim Seel, Bill Landing, Martha Best, and Jerry Hollingsworth. board of control. . . Examining and advising all activities concerning school pub- lications, the board of control approves finances and policies of High News, Nautilus, and Bits O' Lit. BOBBY SCOTT C hoirman MRS. P. N. BECTON Adviser FIRST ROW: Gena Bean, Bobby Scott, Kerry Wofford, Frances Graham, KSECOND ROWJ Mary Simms Furman, Gail! Frost, Lark Schulze, Archie Black, KTHIRD ROWQ Miss Patricia Lupo, Caroline Burgess, Howard Hellams, and Mrs. Becton. Page One Hundred buenos amigos . . . The Spanish club is designed to arouse an interest in the customs and cultures of Spanish speaking countries. ANN WHITMIRE President MISS MARJORIE WATSON Adviser FIRST ROW: Nancy Boyd, Carolyn Ridgeway, Evelyn Garlington, Jane Hunter, Linda Niven, Brenda Alexander CSECOND ROWJ linda Zebly, Sandra Smith, Amy Stroud, Nancy Garner, Catherine Rigby, Tania Leon, KTHIRD ROWJ Tim Sullivan, Ona Palmer, Paula Walters, Cindy Serex, Gerry Deaton, Joyce Cannon, CFOURTH ROWJ Miss Watson Ann Whitmire, Mary Catherine George, Dorothy Sanders, Cynthia Finch, Virginia Willis, KFIFTH ROWJ Jerry Burriss, Mike Brown, Mac Sutton, Doug Jacobson, Bobby Scales, KSIXTH ROWJ Tommy Strom, and Billy Patterson. FIRST ROW: Faith Thompson, Jimmie Ruth Jannino, Modene Goss, Sandra Jordan, Joan Reynolds, Linda Hanks, Barbara Delaney, Eyvonne Chastain, Sherrill Bass, KSECOND ROWJ Perry Vaughn, Richard Hill, Otto Waldrop, Lee Moss, Martha Young, Carolyn Gossett, Martha Moody, QTHIRD ROW? Amandra Satterfield, Judy Wells, Pat Kernodle, Faye Cannon, Bonnie Miles, Delores York, Jeannea McAlister, KFOURTH ROWJ Roger Johnstone, Loran Smart, Bill Crocker, Lance Mims, Connie Cleveland, Beverly Wilbonks, Judy Beeks, KFIFTH ROWD Mrs. Watson, Guy Coker, Ezra Mayer, Bobby Lee, Gerald Burbank, and Don Jarman eeee Offering iobs to students who desire outside work, the distrib- utive education club meets to discuss problems pertaining to a working life. FAITH THOMPSON President MRS. KERMIT WATSON Adviser Page One Hundred One fbla... For citizens of tomorrow, the future business leaders of Amer- ica is a chapter through which different aspects of business are studied. MIKE TOLLISON President MRS. RITA HEAPE MRS. PAULINE MOORE MRS. RUTH LESESNE Advisers . ,i-,.,,vy all . f . 3 ' it 1' Y. 5 - ' .if er .f-,y.'1'T',:i ' ' L -egg. -v v . 3 .e -A . FIRST ROW: M. Tollison, C. Campbell, J. Moss, B.'Ston8,'C. Lewis, A. Smith, R. Mills, L. A. Castor, M. E. Simon, L. Wilson, C. Barnick, T. Stroud, CSECOND ROWJ S. Kelso, l. Carroll, A. Howard, F. Ivey, A. Tipton, S. McGee, E. J. Massey, P. Poe, P. Rose, J. Moore, O. Bennett, W. R. Shives, D. Howie, G. L. Rouse, CTHIRD ROWJ B. Willis, B. Turner, J. Smith, L. A. Wiggins, L. McCartt, J. Huff, K. Kimmel, J. Owens, J. lowdermilk, W. Dunn, R. Sentell, I.. Manios, J. Nubson, M. Gaillard, M. R. Watt, C. Adams, KFOURTH ROWJ G. McManus, E. Coker, R. Stephens, J. Talbert, B. Poole, K. Richardson, M. L. Johnson, M. Michael, W. Bull, K. Watson, H. Robertson, J. Greenway, B. Howard, D. Perley, P. Batson, CFIFTH ROWJ D. Bryant, C. Cato, E. White, B. Byars, G. Boudoucies, E. Foster, L. Dowling, B. Waites, L. Welch, J. Simpson, W. Mc- Pherson, T. Eison, F. Fowler, S. Owens, J. Reese, M. Kennedy, KSIXTH ROWJ Mrs. Moore, J. Gilreath, J. Finley, R. Moody, S. Coffey, L. Mattos, J. Chapman, A. Threatt, M. Folger, A. Robinson, W. Cooper, H. Foster, B. Forrester, L. Johne son, D. Woodward, K. Brown, CSEVENTH ROWJ S. Vaughn, D. Stearns, B. Hardy, L. Harvley, M. Wyatt, N. Shoclrley, H. Foster, B. Foster, B. McFarland, C. Langston, V. Coward, D. May, IEIGHTH ROWJ Mrs. Heape, Mrs. Lesesne, T. Ramsey, D. Howell, C. Clyatt, T. Marchant, B. Glass, B. Robertson, R. McKinney, J. Deon, A. Freeman, E. Hurst, W. Loftis, W. Brown, M. Blackwell, and B. Carpenter. FIRST ROW: A. Garrison, B. Skelton, R. Spearman, J. Bellwood, J. Tollison, B. Scott, K. Phillips, J. Bannon, CSECOND ROWJ R. Benston, O. lewis, D. Loftis, R. Brassell, L. Hunt, D. Geer, D. Perkins, CTHIRD ROWl O. Bouchillon, N. Brock, F. Hoyle, B. Hester, C. Crocker, M. League, B. Miller, KROURTH ROWJ K. Fridal, H. Hamby, C. Howard, B. Garraux, C. Waddell, A. Hattaway, B. Barr, J. Mims, QFIFTH ROWJ R. Esluew, R. Bishop, B. Miller, K. Brown, R. Palm, B. Lipscomb, Mr. Black, KSIXTH ROWJ E. Strom, D. Dietz, B. Lynch, G. McCullough, R. Mclauchlin. Page One Hundred Two ffa... Gaining a knowledge of vo- cational developments and agri- cultural improvements, the fu- ture farmers of America organi- zation is based on cooperation and character. JIMMY BELLWOOD President MR. J. T. BLACK Adviser fnc... To learn about opportunities offered in the nursing field and to study qualifications required for this iob is the main plan upon which the future nurses club bases its activities. LOUISE COBB President MRS. W. WISTAR SMITH Adviser FIRST ROW: Annabeth Smith, Toby Ryan, Dee Gee Shaw, Louise Cobb, Sheila Counts, Dorothy Thompson, CSECOND ROWJ Bunny Modica, Fermina Osborne, Myrna French, Cathy Sumner, Linda Locke, Dolores Galloway, ITHIRD ROWJ Elizabeth Yesbeck, Betty Auslander, Patricia Brockman, Jonnie Ann James, KFOURTH ROWJ Martha Bolding, Barbara Ridgeway, Patsy Thornton, Susan Simister, Carolyn Garraux, Judy Finley, QFIFTH ROWI Gaile Frost, Zillah Webster, Charlotte Stribling, Charlotte McHaffie, Nikki Guy, Diane Carson, Beverly Cox, ISIXTH ROWJ Pat Chappelear, Norma Penland Jean Vaughan, Linda Ayers, Kelly Traynham, Judy Cole, QSEVENTH ROWJ Mrs. Smith, Carol Kirby, Mary Shull, and Jean fta... The future teachers of Amer- ica club, organized for students who plan to enter the field of teaching, provides a way by which the leaders of the pro- fession may be properly in- formed and trained. HARRIETT LIPSCOMB President MISS MYRTLE TANNER Adviser FIRST ROW: Gena Bean, Harriett Lipscomb, Lark Schulze, Martha Singletary, Mimi Joyce, KSECOND ROWJ Patty Hurst, Ruth Mills, KGIIUYNG Munllelmf BGHY Tllylor, Emilyn Childs, Judy Gettys, Frances Graham, Vivian Ledlord, ITHIRD ROWJ Marsha Proser, Jane Kinard, Judy Bruce, Kerry Wofford, Marty Hoffmeyer, Carole Beam, Barbara Smith, Page one Hundred Thfee Mary Gilreath, Mary Stone, QFOURTH ROW! Ann Pennebaker, Patricia Martin, Miss Tanner, Linda O'Dell, Barbara Hill, Camilla Kennedy, Paula Webber, Mickey Waldrep, and Caroline Burgess. junior classical league . . . The iunior classical league was organized this year to pro- mote a more thorough knowl- edge of Roman life, history, and literature and to impart a better understanding of practical and cultural value of the classics. CAROLINE WATTS President MISS AMBER BOGGS Adviser FIRST ROW: Emaline Burnette, Caroline Watts, Rae Johnson, Mary Simms Furman, Bob McGarrah, Mary Metz, QSECOND ROWJ Linda Hayes, Mary Ann Edwards, Kitty Truesdale, Andrea Barton, Gail Williams, KTHIRD ROW, Roxie Atkins, Aubrey Turner, Ellen Clark, Harriett Henderson, Kristin Watkins, Renee Crooks, CFOURTH ROWJ, Carolyn Horton, Mary Owings, Anne Kabler, Judy Ellison, Nancy Crosland, QFIFTH ROWJ Miss Boggs, Kay Wade, Laurie Webb, Foy Roberson, Ann Wriglar, CSIXTH ROWD Ed Runnion, Tom Edwards, Tom White, Mickey Faulconer, Loren Stahl, Bill Thomas, and Som Robinson. iha... The iunior homemakers asso- ciation enables home economic girls to prepare themselves for managing a home and to learn how to be good hostesses. VIRGINIA LINDSAY President MRS. CAROLINE SIMPSON MRS. RUBY WILLIMON MISS JESSIE HUNTER Advisers FIRST ROW: C. llaskawitz, C. Hall, R. Yates, B. Blaskowitz, C. Prickett, F. Pappas, L. Adkins, M. Nelson, L. Kitchen, A. Wessel, M. Rawlings, J. Guest, N. Baldwin, J. Godfrey, G. Cannon, C. Beaver, F. Hunter, B. Biediger, S. White, J. Whitaker, L. Owen. E. Lankford, D. Touchberry, C. Dowling, V. Lindsay, KSECOND ROWJ K. Drace, K. Embler, F. Carey, S. Cox, D. Jackson, R. Ratenski, B. Moon, G. Grice, D. Hampton, B. McPherson. S. Sparks, M. Merck, J. Mullinax, G. McCall, S. Sweat, G. Mihalik, J. Hedgepath, G. Bullock, C. Griffeth, C. Wharton, J. Bannon, P. Bradford, P. Cantrell, CTHIRD ROWI S. Hawkins, J. Holder, M. A. Jones, E. Paouris, C. Miller, L. Miller, J. Batson. S. Gambrell, S. Owens, J. White, M. Thrasher, B. Morris, J. Kay, A. Davis, V. Frick, R. Jones, A. Baker, G. McKinney, QFOURTH ROW, M. J. Ayers, C. Garroux, J. Phillips, S. Ballard, S. Rodgers, F. Roberts, S. Owings, Z. Harrison, G. Johnson, S. Bowers, C. Johnson, K. Jones, J. Brown, E. Bishop, P. Browning, J. Wilbanks, M. Spann, B. Burleson, KFIFTH ROWJ B. Kelley, L. King, M. Keith, J. Hudgens, N. Owen, C. Beard, P. Gambrell, E. Traynhom, G. Sides, J. Heaston, S. Waldrop, C. Burgess, D. Sides, L A. Mclemore, K. Cloninger, M. Hudson, J. Gantt. K. Ambrose, B. Gentry, QSIXTH ROWi J. Brody, M. Brookshire, C. Moody, D. Kendall, A. Richburg, G. Tucker, E. Wickliffe, D. Moss. M. L. Crymes, J. Nelson, S. Vaughan, D. Godfrey, B. Erwin, N. J. Bagwell, G. Kay, F. Carter, J. Goodwin, CSEVENTH ROWJ G. Couch, A. Bishop, J. Hill, Mrs. Simpson, J. Williams, B. Brown, P.Webber, S. Knight, K. King, A. Wise, E. Osborne, J. Fox, C. A. Frick, J. Smith, L. Hickman, Mrs. Willimon, L. Huff, G. Duggan, and Miss Hunter. Page One Hundred Four library service . . . Members of the library club lend a helping hand to all GHS students by guiding them in their search for books and information. SUSANNE NORUNGULO President MISS ETHEL ROARK MISS CLEMENCE WOOD Advisers FIRST ROW: Miss Roark, Vicki Cox, Bonnie Eschelman, Nancy Roane, Jeanne Douglas, Miss Wood, CSECOND ROWJ Shelby Simmons, Brenda Hill, Carol Callahan, Dottie Dobson, Etta Sue Shockley, Elizabeth Long, Gwen Harris, KTHIRD ROWJ Ginger McCuen, Viola Miller, Charlotte Mullinax, Ada Zee Armstrong, Glenna Capps, Judy McGuire, Pam Jeff- coat, Frankie Eassy, IFOURTH ROWI, Mary Sue Bringhurst, Bobbie King, Linda Ussery, Sara Sanders, Agnes Page, IFIFTH RO J usan Strom, Jane Revis, l.anneau Dent, Gene Wilson, Earl Hudgens, and James Peigler. 1, . - .- J -ps f. , , ,z 1-w , :is ' 'f,X'.,e1t'4f'f:-it-mf - f-:,s,iN:f+t-:wi ,:4,,,f:-- - . .U .- . , 'M ' '-if Lv. il! ' .x' 'SES' A2 ass et itil? 'F .P I-. model airplane . . . Students interested in model airplanes meet during club per- iod to study and exhibit their air craft. DOUG HANNAH President MR. J. E. GREENE Adviser FIRST ROW: Dan Allen, Paul Dunn, Ned Ford, David Kennedy, CSECOND ROWJ Thomas Gantt, Doug Hannah, Doug Barton, Eddie Edgar, CTHIRD ROWJ Brian Stockwell, Robert Gaskins, Jimmy Matthews, CFOURTH ROWJ Pat Hartness, Joe Renfroe, and Mr. Greene. Page One Hundred Five inusk appreciation Interesting students in the background of various forms of music, the music appreciation club challenges youths to ac- quaint themselves with the fine arts. EMILY McCULLOUGH President MRS. VIRGINIA ULDRICK Adviser A. ffl :J .I 5.14 oeel SEATED: M. E. Hunt, M. Cromer, E. McCullough, G. Hindman, Mrs. Uldrick, IFIRST ROWD S. Bettinger, C. S. Bailes B. Wheeler, L. Williamson, S. Clarke, J. Stokes, J. Stobie, C. King, J. Collins, B. Roberts, N. Longstreet, P. Gilreath, NI Eskew, L. Elrod, C. Raymer, B. J. Blaskowitz, J. Brown, L. Vaughn, K. Fowler, F. Caldwell, CSECOND ROWD C. Bowen B. Morgan, A. Bryant, A. Locke, C. McGill, H. Mitchell, K. Rose, J. Farnsworth, D. Bridges, D. Weaver, A. Cheves, J. Ed: wards, B. J. Cole, S. Smith, L. Taylor, J. Boley, L. Skinner, S. Black, KTHIRD ROWJ G. Latimer, D. Howie, J. Whitehurst J. Gaines, M. Freeman, T. Cooper, J. Crawford, D. Coln, D. Neal, J. Lewis, J. McGee, C. Kelley, P. Gosnell, B. Garner, N Attaway, M. Wilson, KFOURTH ROWJ R. Pool, J. Cole, E. Pandolfi, A. Street, K. Clement, C. Gibbs, L. Greene, R. Long B. Pitts, B. Rambo, R. Patton, P. Peden, M. Mies, D. Woods, M. Geer, S. Young, J. Moore, QFIFTH ROWJ W. Edmond: son, E. Kennedy, J. Holcombe, S. Kaufman, K. Allen, S. Simmons, P. Gilliam, S. Gaines, B. Looper, J. Moreland, E Massey, S. Stansell, B. Carpenter, N. Jones, S. Veech, C. Heard, A. Blackwood, T. Young, M. G. Owens, KSIXTH ROWD S Niven, S. Knight, L. Bailey, P. Woods, D. Echols, M. Mayfield, P. McKinnon, L. Bishop, P. Smith, P. Smith, F. Nau, J Wallace, S. Gosnell, L. Pinson, D. Kenndall, R. Hicks, KSEVENTH ROWJ B. H. Roddy, E. Taylor, N. V. Ashmore, M. N Nabors, P. Tollison, K: Hughey, N. Asbill, C. McCravey, K. Hutcheson, A. L. Anthony, J. Myers, D. Fowler, T. Blythe, F Henry, C. Vaughn, R. Henderson, J. E. Griffeth, L. A. House, J. Gunner, K. Dear, B. Chandler, N. Hooper, E. Gorlington and B. Wilkins. music council. . . The council, made up of stu- dents from different musical groups, selects all music that is to be presented for auditor- ium performances. MICKEY FAULCONER Chairman MRS. VIRGINIA ULDRICK Adviser FIRST ROW: Mrs. Uldrick, Nancy Jones, Emily McCullough, Mickey Faulconer, KSECOND ROWJ Helene Mitchell, Gaile Frost, Missy Cromer, Carolyn McCravey, CTHIRD ROWJ Jim Anderson, Jimmy Vaughn, Sam Phillips, and James Ellis Gritfeth. Page One Hundred Six 1 quill ancl scroll. . . For journalists from Nautilus and High News who have main- tained a high scholastic aver- age and shown ability in this field, this organization recog- nizes attainment in the writing world. TANIA LEON President MRS. P. N. BECTON Adviser FIRST ROW: Howard Hellams, Kerry Wofford, Martha Singletary, Tania leon, QSECOND ROW! Linda Locke, lark Schulze, Frances Graham, Vivian Ledford, CTHIRD ROWJ Mrs. Becton, Nancy Vance Ashmore, Ann Whltmire, and Caro line Burgess. , - Q :g3,,.,. '1 .. . . -as -A- . ce e ff- W be-M V N... - W -..-.k...,. fw,. Q N fs 1, f - ,. -vs. 1. 1 fs . 4 . s. 151' 'S'-QT-A f - s .3692 Nts4 'giiAizrfqgfffiiiqgrggzrief',gear.gfigq '.: '.f,111sfg'j:efgeg , R, ,gfxsl if-1 'fig-.Z 2 ,dim P Q! MLN 3 S ska ,N Wigiiiw if tw-'S A f s,eQ9. M 'W iw 'ist , ,sis . Q , y,,n-fmfsjf 1 I i , M.. '... FIRST ROW: Marvin Harrison, Devar Burbage, Warren Brannon, Bunk Spann, Burton Webster, CSECOND ROWJ Mike Shelley, Dee Brosnan, Dean Van Dyke, Bill Hines, CTHIRD ROWJ Tommy Bush, Roddey Miller, John Gamble, David Smythe, Perry Woods, KFOURTH ROWD Butch Hawkins, Jimmy Smith, Bart Dyer, Tom Curlee, KFIFTH ROWJ Brian Stock- well, Mr. Dailey, Tony Neves, and Robert Teague. iw, - if T- 39.15192 S i' ti. ,.. I ,,... 1 is ,fi if-v . -. ' 'i 'Z if S5531 v d C 0 C l ll b Through communicating with foreign countries, the radio club gains vast knowledge of the people and activities of other lands. BUNK SPANN President MR. GEORGE DAILEY Adviser Page One Hundred Seven thespians . . . A national organization formed for the purpose of pro- moting talent in the dramatic field, the GHS chapter of the thespians sponsors short plays throughout the year. MIKE STEIN President MRS. MARY HOWARD Adviser frlfff' wt s-1' M1953 'Wil-z'Q. QQWQZ' KJQMQ ,Yay FIRST ROW: Billy Cass, Carol Barnick, Anne Jay, Mike Stein, Suzie Horseman, QSECOND ROWJ Joan Chapman Emily McCullough, Sally McGee, Vanda Outlaw, QTHIRD ROWJ Anne McClellan, Linda Zebley, Nancy Furman, Pat Fifgfrg Wallace, and Bunny Modica. .qt A .lE1ziw,',,, , 'W -V i g, .r., :Qf?5rig'w l,Lgigg,m.l, i?ltmlJ, flew lwlw1ilIw.'il l lCw? Jiel E5l lFQ :1tl,.. if'1,ZW..i,,ggi:i l z,'g'i. YE' -A ' Iffifll' 'SSW'-1'?fQ'rl7lllliE'l'W -liutetffiill ,'ilTi3l'3llW!?5lf1,MWllilllilllllillllllllwwll '1L'3'f45'5F ', ,,,it'- FIRST ROW: Mr. Tiedeman, Dan Suddeth, Steve Smith, Charles Childress, Charles Bradley, Jack Foster, Ziter Saloomey, Peggy Sue Evatt, Elizabeth Waters, Mr. Glover, KSECOND ROWJ Tommy Coan, Freddie Jennings, Donnie Mitchell, John Eudy, Butch Andrews, Billy Gillespie, David Wilson, Russell Keller, KTHIRD ROW! Billy Hillhouse, Boyd Batson, Melvin Bridges, Bobby Campbell, Raymond Graydon, Mike Sellers, Walter Davenport, Jimmy Davis, KFOURTH ROWJ David Hardin, Jimmy Hyatt, Jim Baldwin, Richard Maxwell, Sunny Bagwell, Charles Zaglin, Bill Layman, QFIFTH ROW! Palmer Driggers, Emory Poole, Bill lngrom, Bill McCauley, Tommy Simon, James Stoddard, Jack Dill, larry Goodwin, and Cogswell Gregory. . Page One Hundred Eight tandi... For the students who are in- terested in auto mechanics, woodwork, and printing, this club teaches industrial and vocational arts. STEVE SMITH President MR. R. S. TIEDEMAN MR. A. C. GLOVER Advisers tri-sci . . . To promote scientists of to- morrow, this club works on stim- ulating an interest in research and in discovery of new facts so that America will hold the lead in the scientific world. BOBBY SCALES President MRS. HENRY TRIPP Adviser FIRST ROW: Harriett Henderson, Judy Clark, Elaine Massey, Frances Graham, Kerry Wofford, Harriett Lipscomb, Linda Wilson, Kathryne Manheim, Toni Stroud, Linda Niven, Patsy Poe, Nancy Longstreet, Nancy Eskew, Jane Hunter, Cecil Lewis, CSECOND ROWJ Mrs. Tripp, Mrs. Hinton, Helene Mitchell, Emily Frick, Lois Ann House, loren Stahl, Barry Wim- berly, Dee Brosnan, Jerry Nelson, Wynette Fare, James Foster, Johnny Adams, Judy Gettys, CTHIRD ROWJ Mimi Joyce, Sandra Smith, Tom Leonhardt, Gene Warrell, Bill Phelps, David Howell, Murray Berkowitz, Jerry Cochran, Bill Miller, Anne Wrigley, Kitty Watson, QFOURTH ROWJ Mary Simms Furman, Zillah Webster, Sam Robinson, Robert Perry, Richard Zepp, Britt Pierce, Rick Reed, lkie Kennerly, Kay Ambrose, Danny Davel, Jimmy Furman, Courtney Shives, KFIFTH ROWJ Jeanie Stobie, Andrea Barton, Betsy Middleton, Judy Franklin, Priscilla Langley, Ann Lee Anthony, Joan Whitehurst, Gail Latimer, Bill Meadors, Jimmy Hendrix, James Griffeth, Kenny Jacob, Paul Dunn, QSIXTH ROWJ Jackie Stokes, Marilyn Rawlings, Bobby Scales, Craig Martin, Robert Taylor, Howard Hellams, Miss Burnette, Toby Ryan, Randy Coch- ran, Jimmy Cannon, Johnny Greene, Susan Black, Dot Furman, Tania Leon, and Lynn Carroll. pep club . . . The pep club, led by Tim Jones, president, Sally McGee, vice president, and Judy Bruce, secretary, is composed of all students who are interested in promoting the spirit of GHS. This club sponsors pep meet- ing skits, pep rallies, buses to out-of-town games, and is res- ponsible for the decoration of the stadium. 'ill' 3' - ' il lg . is' 'Jil , ,g-,, X f.. T.-ff-,., 'fee 51, if .tg- if-L. af T.Z7f1l ' 55241: .411 , .-W-gi gtugg-.2 wr. ,s.w,',-1.--1 .Q,,E'f'r'f .2 , M enthusiastic GHS'ers prepare for Big Thursday game Page One Hundred Nine We xg: A gg Q -. Ref - 5' , TT ax fl' We.-X - 135 vs, x A ,LLL f - . 'f we if-i ws? MARTHA SINGLETARY ANN WHITMIRE KERRY WOFFORD NANCY FURMAN HOWARD HELLAMS Managing Editor Associate Editor JOYCE CANNON JUDY MOSS News Editor News Editor PATSY GILREATH MARGUERITE GEER Advertising Manager Columnist ANNE WATERS KEITH STONEMAN Feature Editor Senior Sports Writer Associate Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor FRANCES GRAHAM BOBBY SCOTT Editor Business Manager greenville high news The GHS newspaper, issued each Friday morning, keeps students up on what class- mates are doing in the arts, athletics, clubs, classes, and social life. Its columns and editor- ials help interpret and mold opinions. For this service it has been rated a top paper in both state and national contests. CATHERINE RIGBY CYNTHIA FINCH CHARLOTTE STRIBLING NANCY LONGSTREET GENE WELLS Circulation Manager Feature Editor Page One Hundred Twelve Alumni Editor Advertising Manager Photographer MRS. P. N. BECTON MARTHA SINGLETARY Adviser Associate Editor LARK SCHULZE ANN WHITMIRE Copy Editor Associate Editor HOWARD HELLAMS KERRY WOFFORD Business Manager Editor bits o' lit Quill and Scroll members helped to realize Greenvile High's dream of a literary magazine by editing the fall issue of Bits o' Lit which ap- peared December l2, 1958. FRANCES GRAHAM CAROLINE BURGESS Literary Editor Literary Editor TANIA LEON VIVIAN LEDFORD Art Editor Circulation Manager e One Hundred Fourteen staff chooses name for new publication . . . with united efforts,pubIications cover life at ghs Q . f'3Qn-nxxe High Page One Hund d Ff FIRST ROW: Peggy Hill, Sara Sanders, Anne Brown, Barbara Jean Erwin, Jane Revis, David Bridges, Jimmy Anderson Tommy Simon, Tony Jamar, linda W. Miller, Brenda Alexander, Arlene Street, Nancy Roane, KSECOND ROWJ Carol Hall Karole King, Janice Smith, Judy Moreland, Judy RBGSU, Bill Roberts, Tony Cooper, Alex Zipperer, David Jones, lana Dob bins, Paula Walters, Sandra Smith, Sally McGee, CTHIRD ROWJ Kaki Manheim, Linda Niven, Ann Cheves, Clara Cleveland Betty Riddle, Martha Freeman, McLoy Wilder, Anne Cowan, Elaine Massey, Brenda Looper, Judy Clarke, Sheila Counts new facets of the ghs music department are presentation FIRST ROW: Patsy Buchanan, Brenda Benton, Kathleen Fowler, Carolyn Hough, linda Vaughn, Linda Elrod, Suzan Brown, Bobbie King, Bessie Rozalros, Judy lowisl SECOND ROWJ Barbara McKittrick, Evelyn Bishop, Susan Strum, Carol Bruce, Dolores Green, Martha Best, Peggy Thornton, Peggy Sue Malploss, Shirley Bowers, Jerry Carolyn Treadway, CTHIRD ROWJ Rhunette Lawson, Joanne Patterson, Barbara Hamby, Nancy Wilson, Gladys Cannon, Carolyn Perkins, Judy Goodwin, Nancy Jo Floyd, Marilyn Mayfield, Mary Funderburlx, Judy Zachary, KFOURTH ROWJ Mrs, Uldriclr, Martha Shipman, Jeanne Edwards, Carol Callahan, Carolyn McCravy, Missy Cromer, Diane Echols, Mary McCullough, linda White, Carol Vaughn, and Pat Miller. Page One Hundred Sixteen choral music MRS. VIRGINIA ULDRICK Director JAMES ELLIS GRIFFETH MISSY CROMER EMILY MCCULLOUGH Presidents JOHN WOOD KATHLEEN FOWLER ELIZABETH TAYLOR Accompanists Bobbie Jean Brezeale, fFOURTH ROWD Judy Moss, Ruth Mills, Nettie Gambrell, Charlotte Henderson, Georgia Christian, Shir- ley Jones, David Greer, Freddie Jennings, Herbert Osborne, Anna- beth Smith, Elizabeth Taylor, Furman Ivey, Pat Brockman, Delores Ellis, KFIFTH ROWJ James Brady, Judy Keith, Bess Hilda Roddy, Nancy Jones, Emily McCullough, Howard Bryan, Reece Blackwell, Jimmie l.ue Gaines, Anne Holcombe, Bonnie Wagner, Betty Jean Rhymer, Nan Hooper, and Linda McCartt. of operetta and participation in spring festival . . . FIRST ROW: Dana Taylor, Joan Penland, Joan Talbert, Lynn Taylor, Marshall Jones, Jimmy Farnsworth, Larry Self, Jerry Israel, Terry Ramsey, Lynda Williamson, Annette Howard CSECOND ROWD Prissy Cassell, Authalene Bingham, Ruth Pool, Norma Verrill, Becky Ligon, John Collins, James Ellis Griffeth, Richard DeTreville, -lCIl'10 Tripp, Glenda Pitts, QTHIRD ROW, Elizabeth Forrester, Cecilia Kelley, Sandra Stansel, Helene Mitchell, Galle Frost, John Wood, Milton Allen, Charles Reynolds, Nelson Brock, Sherrill Kelso, Peggy Sue Evatt, Elizabeth Kennedy, CFOURTH ROWJ Sondra Reid, Elizabeth James, Louise Cobb, Steve Yearick, Don Weaver, Mike Davis, Buddy Brigham, Leighton Grent, Annetto Smith, Amy Stroud, Carolyn Sinclair, Saundra Veach, IFIFTH ROWJ Peggy Tollison, Becky Turner, Judy Cole, James Barr, Billy Cass, Jimmy Bettis, Gordon McDowell, Manley League, Jean Lowdermilk, Carole Beam, Brenda Waites, Harriett Lipscombe, and Janice Copeland. Page One Hundred Seventeen U3 'W ' 'Jai X' ii? JAMES A. MOORE Head Coach DONALD L. LINN Assistant Coach BILL PHILLIPS Assistant Coach GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GAME CAPTAI NS .... ............. ... Carolina Clark Gaston, Captain ' ' 'aJiLi1'kl1igjH1,'CQ,,5ifQalf Sumter ....................Anderson Jerry King, Captain Gaffney Johnny Farnsworth, Captain . . . . ............. . Greenwood Gerry Benston, Captain ................Traveler'sRest Oliver Bennett, Captain ' 'JAHAAQ EAEAAQ k:'5,Qi2,ErQ Dreher Columbia Milton Allen, Captain North Augusta Johnny Brown, Captain Bill Key, Captain Daniel Spartanburg Mike Pannell, Captain 35 ...................... Bob Hubbard, Captain Parker l l X lf S53 FIRST ROW: Milton Allen, Johnny Farnsworth, Dickie Dietz, Jerry King, Clark Gaston, Oliver Bennett, Joe Buckner, Johnny Carson, Gerry Benston, Bill Bailey, Mike Pannell, Peter Stipp, QSECOND ROWJ Joe Stevenson, Bucky Hughey, Dutch Knight, Dwight Odom, John Waldrop, Archie Black, Johnny Sisk, Bill Key, Bob Hubbard, Charles Lawton, Charles Bolt, David White, Alton Buddin, James Peigler, CTHIRD Coach James A. Moore's mighty Red Raiders of T958 lived up to tradition and over-powered the maiority of their op- ponents thus compiling the enviable record of 7 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. The season was not without error, however, for after downing cross-town Carolina U9-l3l and Edwards High of Sumter 120-Ot, the boys from the school on the hill fell before the sting of Anderson's Yellow Jackets 122-T22 for the first time in eight years. Spirits weren't dampened for long though, and the fol- lowing week found the Mooremen fighting undefeated Gaff- ney to a close Q21-201 heartbreaking loss. Experience began to mold the boys into a tougher fighting machine, as defeat had definitely come too often already. lnvaded by the first place Greenwood Emeralds, the team shocked sports fans all over the state by decisively overpowering Coach Pinky Babb's squad 26-19. The following week GHS downed the Devildogs from Travelers Rest Q7-12D in a game which found the cross-county class A school doggedly contesting the might of AAA Greenville. Defeat, however, came again to haunt Greenville High footballers, U7-Ol, as swift backs and a hard charging line enabled the Dreher Blue Devils to extend their win streak to the most enviable in the state. Then, before a heartbroken homecoming crowd, insult was added to injury as the Raiders fell to the Caps of Columbia High T3-7. K bn ROWJ Charlie Wofford, Asa Gray, Steve Jones, Richard Kohn, Johnny Brown Billy Linn, Tommy Coan, Jimmy Kellett, Dirgen May, Emory Poole, Tommy Gibson Jerry Hooper, Roy Crisp, Pete Fayssoux, CFOURTH ROWD George Smith, Jimmy Smith Johnny Kendall, Tommy McNeill, Robert Gaskins, Jerry Hollingsworth, and Wayne Hudson. Coming into the home stretch, the Mooremen played one of their best games as they broke U4-T35 the 43 game win streak of touted North Augusta. Next the mighty squad from Daniel invaded Sirrine stadium and produced some of the most rugged competition the home team had faced as the score was held to a U3-131 tie. The Spartanburg forces didn't fare so well against the GHS team, for they fell Q28-OJ in one of the squad's most outstanding games of the year. Thanksgiving Day finally arrived and again Coach James A. Moore's charges defended their fine record against Coach Whitie Kendall's Golden Tornado from Parker. As tradition would have it, the stands slowly filled with exhuberant fans who were to see an overwhelming victory for GHS. From the opening whistle to the closing gun, domination of the game clearly fell to the Greenville eleven and when the dust had cleared and the last cheer had died, the scoreboard revealed a bruising, hard-earned C35-61 victory over the classic rivals. Such a win was a fit ending to a good season, not only in terms of the won-loss record, but also in terms of contribu- tions to clean, competitive athletics. Greenville High can al- ways be proud of the '58-'59 football season both on the field and in the stands where victory was the wish and sports- manship was the way. Page One Hundred Twenty.One CLARK GASTON Shrine Bowl DICKIE DIETZ All-sfaie AAA All-sfafe i trophy winners ',,,.'S.... M Y , J' .I M.. . 49 ' of ,., BOB, HUBBARD Sporfsmanship 4 if I.- w 1 Y 5 . Y ru . f.. 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T K V' m.,:!5 3' J fees 1 5.3-f 7 3? fi g :fx ' 1 Yam. ,V NA: fmfffu f myl- e L K, Q ki K JG? I, u 2 W 5 ,sw . ,V , M- 1: ' .. mga V: ' V Flin, ,, ,W Qilgfiv AZ' M , ..-fi M., -Ads., fwream 4 7' xy . q 'Ng 7 3 . L. Q i X: .. vm gm fJwk'z'- 5 Q. - K H' .Q 'F' - Af 3 ,' . ,. g fx-'am , ,QJQQQ 4 A f H 'j af IH 1 w , 6 N 1 1 5 niqjy we 'r '- I k y if X i-H4 -vw 1 Q. the reds continuously showed their will to fight . . . CAREY CHAPMAN STEVE JONES JERRY HOLLINGSWORTH Back Tackle Tackle l. JOE STEVENSON DIRGEN MAY ROBERT GASKINS Guard Back Tackle Pq OneH drelTh yT senior p I a y e r s C. Bolt-42 D. Knight-25 C. Gaston-63 G. Benston-48 B. Hubbard-38 J. Brown-33 C. Lawton-36 D. Odom-34 J. Carson-62 B. Key-37 J. Peigler-60 Bennett-50 O. J. Kin -61 M. M. 9 Allen-23 Pannell-22 J. Farnsworth-31 managers help players renew their spiritfand fight , J WLM N-RS' N CLYDE DARNELL BILLY MCCAULEY Trainer JIMMY THOMAS JIMMY STUART Head Manage' Page One Hundred Thirty-Five BILLY LAYMAN ECN if :VZ 2 C'c.- Z- C 'LP YL 'U' 3 f C '-4 H Ii .1 ff Ti :1 I 4 .....n 'S' ' l gy we H Sv Q .. , LJ if in'-1 gfiuud uf-4 S15-nf i I senior ers Z iii ii is-n i A 6 , 1 .V N MM' .. .., -:1 5 E.-'E L li it .- 'NX rl A-. 1, in ' 1 a l f My , i gl hun' i 3 M A un 555 ll 359 -I cho s w 5. Q K iv i i xi i it if ES DFFS... I - X 1 ,W 1 Y gap inf N1 Qu? huvuif --,, -, ui fi Gb A I I KC if he i I if uf if I .f i 5 L -I N X 5 A ' . KT'-4 . if A, ' qw-4 wan! , , ,, In-nv 'f 'wi' 5? 'har Q, uf M . , mm: Ci ,fx 3 VN 1.5.7 ., ww bm swab ,A W ,F M ,.. ,iw ZW XX ., xx '1Y,fz x' X. Q 9 -W ' - . qw ao- 1 , uf, sf A ' 4. A Af' ff -. 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' T , WE? -- in ' i' 'i 9 A E SQ gm X J, , X I. ini Y'- ' '1 JACK SCOTT BILLY WILKINS GEORGE ZIMMERMAN WILTON MCKINNEY STUART LEVI PERRY EARLE coach Page One Hundred Forty-Seven J 39.316 H N 4 . Jus'- .,,, 5R.1-HGH .A,,,,5ggg S I-AQ , C -A r i 1. 5 2 If s ,rf ' 292' 1' ' ' A- 2 ,N R -:,..v 'ai mm 1 1. -1. f, wkM,, N. .mx Wg 1 Q .. Q 2 uf' 5 c?', V3 Q 1 gR.H1GH x K' 4 A X. 1 -1' .HIGH ? f Q 6R.!-HGH f . , X vwqnuuwv-vwvmg these raiders displayed power at the plate, skill in XXX ,X X I - XM + it ' il 1 . 11. 7,7 fs 1 My DICKIE DIETZ RICHARD KOHN PETER STIPP 9 . I . A ' 1 mdffu' SAM PHILLIPS JIMMY THOMAS LEWIS RASOR CLYDE DARNELL P g One Hundred the field, and shrewd deception on the mound -E 5f'Q,.1if P? ., MILTON ALLEN DAVID BAILEY CARTHELL CROUT BILL PHILLIPS coach 'f if JOHNNY rAnNswoRrH MURRAY semcownz BILLY LINN 1 Xjfl I I J ARCHIE BLACK Page One Hundred Fifty-One golfeurs exhibit skill on links with irons and woods . . GENE WELLS BILLY CLARY VARDRY RAMSEUR JAMES A. MOORE TOMMY HARRISON MIKE DAWES LEE ZIPPERER Pg O H ddFfvyT Xl coach 1 'D GODFREY REPKO competent leaders coordinate girls athletics . . . HARRIET LIPSCOMB AMY STROUD secretary-treasurer recorder MARY E. BALLENTINE KAKI MANHEIM vice president president To become a member of the girls' athletic as- sociation, one must attain IOO points. For membership in the girls' blockletter club, 500 points must be earned along with an all-star position in volleyball, basket- ball, softball or tennis. MISS CAROLINE EASLEY instructor MISS ELIZABETH ELLISON instructor Page Or-e Hundred Fifty-Three participation in class and after-school games LLL nl '. A , 1, X H . if , 1 y-Four teaches ghs girls value of healthful athletics . . . ' . Page One Hun! d l F 7 f' A FIRST ROW: Sandra Smith, Sally Swett, Jane Gresham, Harriett Lipscomb, Kaki Manheim, Suzie Horseman, CSECOND ROWJ Erline Thompson :aan Ctqppman, Mary Ella Hunt, Brenda looper, Lib Mattos, ITHIRD ROWJ Mimi Joyce, Amy Stroud, Judy Gettys, Rebecca H. Moody, and Mary Eliza eth Bo entine. ghs athletes work hard, earn coveted block g . . . 't :he pu- FIRST ROW: Ronnie Bishop, Peter Stipp, Clark Gaston, Gerry Benston, Bob Hubbard, Mark Graham, KSECOND ROWJ Richard Kohn, Stuart Levi, WOYHS HUdS0f1, Roy Crisp, Johnny Carson, Archie Black, QTHIRD ROWJ George Zimmerman, Billy Clary, Mike Pannell, Billy Linn, Jimmy Thomas, Johnny Farnsworth, LFOURTH ROWJ David Bailey, Bill Key, Lynn Smith, Johnny Brown, Sam Phillips, QFIFTH ROWJ Alton Buddin, Milton Allen, Keith Stoneman, Bill Bailey, Lee Zipperer, CSIXTH ROWJ Dutch Knight, Jerry King, Dickie Dietz, Coach Moore, and Charlie Wofford. l it kim- Hwulw-cl Flilyrglx 1 greenville high schools' 1959 hall of fame MIKE STEIN GAILE FROST Page One Hundred Fifty- Election to the Hall of Fame is an honor bestowed upon students who have been out- standing in all phases of school life and who have made valuable contributions to the class. The results of the election are kept secret until the publication of the Nautilus. class of '59 recognizes these ten JERRY KING MARY ELLA HUNT 4. ...dtX:.L.,4,1 W, , ,7, FRANCES GRAHAM JOHNNY FARNSWORTH HOWARD HELLAMS ,'-gf' V,f-j KH'6- s f r seniors for devoted, gonti ubfujjgbfwjelpewlo the school. K 5 Ha ws 4 J, E R 'uf 'Lib f. J f' 2 pin' yd fin ji I I Q I CHRISTIANE BOSSE GENE WELLS EDDIE GIBSON P ge One Hundred Fifty-Nine best dressed Page One Hundred Sixty-F Selecting disfincfive fashions, MARY STONE and BILL KEY were recognized for their chic appearance. ' i gf ye .: I W! ag., .. 1 Q , . ,,.: 2 LSI, 35: 'fb' E . ,jg 5? rw, 1' wwf-f. K q3,m,,h5L. . s az- ,. .,.,..n' R ..., M S. -A ..y.., y' Q -.mzwigx -2955 , , , .M f Migfgjiif ' My W A f --E4:f3!4:f K 1 , N. .1 ' 1'1- 1 . gag, - vi- 1 ? -6 -1-Qi' ia wi' 19' 'wk' Q ,wnumwm LX fx' Q1-'T Q Wx 2 Sw 'OMS . i. Ex ,, 5 WM M Y! WM 'Wym- WDPPORTUNIW T41-FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE 1 1' ' ' ' W S215 - .-sw im - S 5 E E .-'E E E E :'. ': .1 :: ':. :. ' :. :: S Q l 1 'Ek 3 9 1: ..':':' l ig l l E g HQ. ,Q ., ' I . ' 7 w md' f - QI, Mac ,x.4fQ4,1N.4g.'-, LW if lik' JW C, 4, g -f -J., . x fx 'lx .f 1gQ,L,1-Q, UNION BLEARQHERY ,aff fwQ ,.1,ef 4,, Y A rx 4 1 4 -Q I it 3. I sn Ik! VIA? 1 kt. X l llc o fp ttf k . l ' lx 'V lv Luv K N ' , ' V Xl k U 1 I . s 'X x X f x 3 N ki 1 X- 1 N X1 Q' lx lx x,.,f-1 Opportunitie Unlimited Young men and women contemplating a career will find the textile business offers real opportunity for a bright future. New methods, new products and new markets create a constant demand for new personnel. You can choose no more wisely than to decide upon a future in textiles . . . this stabe's industrial backbone! Check with counselor or come to see us. Hiafffe Stevens . I! Stevens Sr Co.. Inc. your vocational guidance 5?m1813 High School Graduates . . . For the greatest opportunity in textiles, we heartily recommend that you continue your education at one of the flne textile colleges in the South. Page One Hundred Seventy-Nme ww WJMWHLMQQMEL, lU Aa.,.,.,4Q,JL,, JnJ2Mf.x.4.Q..9,04W,fc is CL ' . 1 ' aw-L Q U P Mrvrnurllr Nrma . 75 Z E MORNING AND SUNDAY gf Two Good Newspapers to Grow Up With GREENVILLE PIEDMON T EVENING ge QW, Awe Evgen JLX, LWJQJQGL a.,.gL:,ifL! 15-A-L.-L wow ,L7242a,4:f.' fam-4 jiv,ww.x,ue,'lL.1ai wwe wwmwwy. MMM! wewwffif Awe, Q,w,,11,L,MWw4jf7wwlQebff J ewalcfi IZQUQZAZGLL ,,,,w,,L,,,'Ug,g,.,5,,-eQLa.cQ 0Z..94zz,, Clffpcf WMU - coueumruumons Hg ZCLGL awseut'onsa,CZ ififeaf ,ami ogwfvff-f of 61:50 ., G5 Zf,,ffe.afw The Arrow Laundry 81 Cleaners 843 BUNCOMBE STREET GREENVILLE S C B lDyCl g DIAMOND LORE and DIAMOND LURE and DIAMOND HERE and NOW 1856 -1959 The sometimes fabled Diamonds of antiquity carried no greater charm of fascination than the.Diamonds we are showing now. Come in and see them when you will. Let our 97 years of diamond handling be yours to command as we tell you the things about Diamonds that will allow you to draw hairlines of distinction in grading your application. Then let our enviable Diamond buying privileges be put to work to SAVE YOU MONEY in the Diamond purchases you from time to time make. We are not talking at random when we advise you that this is a good time, especially at the favoring prices we are now able to offer - to buy DIAMONDS. YOU MUST BUY VALUE IN DIAMONDS IF WE MAKE THE SALE. 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 iewelry pieces of cuttings and the like. .Nadi Jewelers and Diamond Merchants OFFICIAL .IEWELERS OF GHS What We Say It Is-It Is Exclusive Agents for TowIe's Silver age One Hundred Eig We lf? do lu JQM,5J6i,,,,,- Sewqdm, 925,91 iwfweviiefigiggimblm The Peoples National Bank weiigfg PQQQZQZV 100 West Wash Greenville, S h C I Thanks f k h O d 8 f 2 E v . 'L .gf ' ' . 7 ,. ff! wid Mmm WWW Wd rr LAMQJAM. Lynch r w ,rrW.r?-:fy rm rm ,406 lffafcf izrjgpn ag ,QQM 4, Tgjmf i FQ IQ! J , , f , ,yfhf 45 agawei fkqjegdf cf9vaJhgPAo,424y4cgfo9,aP 3 QAQLQ fd 762 6615 I f WWWTA www Q M T8l0Ph0fl0 ceaar 3-mo ' . A You may order prints of your senior portrait arrynm. an sh. fumr.. A Q,7Zia4Q, wiigdrf WM r' qw 4 7:+'zri'z404'mf E MQ J frffae-JIWQ and My r MW CZJLA-4674 Q.. I . 1 ff t N . 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'X X r I W, ,5,,iQL+fyMgCjZJv fa ' l f ' g f YN K 1 1 ,B 'QA .,.-.:5:E:: ,. 954,45-D, 1 'AL' 4, f -'-74294. LLL, l . v1-b'4 1 ,ZQQ Ceilffcxfs .EfiE,,gjj'fj:.', ' 4 . X X- dvds' ,1 ..Q- 212' :,' N 1 V, ' 'f?xf2' 0 5 1 ,Q 'Q 4 IIV Z-,:5:,3:?5'ff,.f :'. L,y,Q,.f,4.f dffvv Aol. A .:.A.: , P ' ff ,L .-.- -' I ' 74 Q '1 -'-11 Q ..A,- 1 I . P if su gi -L UT HERN BELL TELEPHONE A la., N., :I ND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Page One Hundred Eighty-Seven iwffyfwfy yyfll!elgjL0jgJIlgfiUR Future Have you thought of making Nursing your career? A career which will bring you a wealth of personal satisfaction and re- ward. Nursing offers you one of the finest educations available today. Greenville General Hospital School of Nursing offers a three year course of study fwith college credits, which will enable you to become a Registered Professional Nurse. lf you are interested, the staff of the School of Nursing will be happy to talk with you in regard to securing further information. reenui e enera 05 ifa If U1 ,, f Saba! o Wuraing Greenville South Carolina Page One Hundred Eighty E Q 2539? ,QXVQJ7 xc ur J ,. Tt'I wn c.,l. f'ff'f:Qbf BXIB EIIB BUSH 0 IIC AQ! u JQMQW 511-15 Rhett Street Phone CE 3-8371 yg Established 1923 ALLIED VAN LINES MEMBER Select Your Mover With the Same Care You Select Your Furn'ture We Are Spec alsts LONG DISTANCE AND LOCAL MOVING Pg O H cl dEghtyNI SALE IN GREENVILLE AT: BOB JONES UNIVERSITY STUDENT CENTER BRANDON STORES BROOKS DEPT. STORE CASSEL'S UNITED STORES CONVENIENT FOOD CENTER DUCKWORTH SUPER MARKET EIGHT O'CLOCK SUPERETTE EMERY STORES FEW'S 5c 8. IO: STORES GREYBOW'S DRESS SHOP HENRY'S DRY GOODS LANFORD'S SUPER MARKET LEAWOOD 5c 8. I0c STORE LEWIS PLAZA PHARMACY PRINCIPLES ARE ETERNAL-ALL OTHER THINGS CHANGE' Pennehaker SUPERIOR QUALITY HOSIERY FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN COSTS ONLY A LITTLE MORE MEYERS ARNOLD CO. MEYER LUREY PEERLESS MART PICKWICK PHARMACY R. M. THOMASON CO. SAMPLE DEPT. STORE SANS SOUCI 5 8. I0 SANFORD'S CANCELLATION SHOE STORE SIMPKINS MEN'S STORE TOWN 8. COUNTRY 5 8. IOC WELCOME FAMILY SHOP WILSON'S 5 8- 10: STORE WRENN 8. SYRACUSE WOODLAWN PHARMACY STORE O I 9fr!,f'?'f,,f , ff f22 fffff J? if 20' ffff WG 186 IJVE ELEGTRICA 61441 C,lul,1,7f C'-C436 J .lZ ' :mov me D SQA S C td' ' REDDY KILOWATTQ Your Electnc Servant POWER COM PANY Mfgafnwwgwlfra ff ' f .7 L . - . 1 1 . P I comfort .na C onven asm Q SV f- ' GJ ii, Q A , R -f I! ' F ll' N V 2 , . X, 'r if ' C ' .jf .f'4QfMEtf' ,- Law yi A ,iff A1 44,15 1 ul' YJQ, --x,- 5 --4, I-M e f . 4, ' ff, ' l.6,-efgvj 'f iv!-QL. fltllf-4-Q- L, ' 5 71 4, ,flu C, I 0 r ' V 5, . -ohux eat Y Q. 5.4 ,,-1c.f,ff-.' L 5-ff gg to Q., Q ,cf-L H lr, 'r V f' ff, 1 of, . 1, .51 15' 7 ful? Q 15 i 1 I t . . -T 'I Q i Sgffjt'-ff -1 tr, ,Aff Ax, ,. l .kk A' D - Aff jeg! l4! J U, avenports aa x 54-Q JL Diff 14 I -LOutfitters to HIGH sCHooL srunems 207 North Main Street PgOHddN yT In health fun leisure, COCHRAN JEWELERS Phone CE 3-3641 211 North Main Street The Sterling Center of Greenville Featuring: GORHAM - KIRK - INTERNATIONAL - WALLACE - LUNT and HEIRLOOM SILVER REFRESHES WITHOUT FILLING EPs,.QoLA .7Ae ,Zloai-Cofa EQUAL? gomlaany Telephone CE 9-8461 Greenville, South Carolina sg? -6 If lf's Flowers if , J, 35 5affe,M,1 51M cz., JM. G! 3 3: if Telephone cs 5-9671 2301 Augusta semi 3505557 2 eff F. Q fp , W E Q W N 5 . 'J M, , wwf: yy gg Q RECORDS-PHONCGRAPHS 5- xg, 6500 Tl hS'fr:Z I xx? L S . if-bg 7? t r , Q WW ,,,, , f2a,c'e.,2z' hw. 4!,,, , ,, 44x laxvff-4,,i2,,!'-xA..-e.,,.,,,.',,Q, ' 0.2 ' flfgvf' ?iZDaroIina Supply Company J Q 5 Z Greenville, South Carolina J.E.S1RR1NB COMPANY H n irzeer ' MJ ffm, -S , 1 QQ-,U A-1 G S C X I I 'N ml ' 1 -- -,. , g 'm!H1waifs 'Rift f f E' zlrl W na W -at 45 A T S fw t.:+ qg m a1i T . ' E: , I VU. --h'?I.! .S 'll' ul. -H u .t fmmvimit t Your Store for Traditional Quality! Shop Among the Most Respected Names in the lndustry . . . In every commun.ity there's a leader . . . in Greenville it's Ivey's! N qv LINGERIE SLEEPWEAR Tots to Teens Palmetto Garment Go., Inc. TRAVELERS REST, SOUTH CAROLINA H. D. Burbage J. H. Stroud PgoHddN s JL, ' E I fj A A ,M Ula r J firm ,fhm W4 f-124,-1-.4, 1 1 g E0 . gb 2d from 25223 . Judson Mills 310323 PgOHddN yS -- -01 fad T E29 if ff J Q 6212793 527 bpd. 776.1 K .pf T7 7 5 QTTALM ETTO .jj rnor 6 jf, 7' LEES-WRIGHT Clofhiers M E N Y O U N G M E N Lewis Plaza Phone CE 5-7749 Greenville, South Carolina .J MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE Phone CE 2-6704 239 N. Main sneer GreenvilIe's Leading Furniture Store Convenient Terms Easily Arranged THREADGILL PHARMACY formerly Augusta Road Pharmacy the prescription store 2032 AUGUSTA STREET PHONE CE 5-1592 Pg o H ddNl yEgh PALMETTO GALLERIES The Delightfully Different Gift Shop 622 East Washington Greenville, S. C. RUSH WILSON LTD. 224 North Main Street Greenville, S. C. Specialists in Natural Fitting Clothing GREENVILLE STEEL AND FOUNDRY CO. Greenville, South Carolina Phone CE 5-0461 ECHOLS Casual Shop PLEASANTBURG SHOPPING CENTER vlslr EQ Jani' 1' ' 2 X ff- E, X514 sg! C X' 12 THE nsconn DE,,IQg?g5iQ?14j if f ,S ,jogsff II sHoPPERs LANE QPLEASANT I in 4 f5ff'fi Q if 42' Reconns-PLAYERS WK , 'ina , - fax QHI-FI AND sreneop 3553, QQ! Alfred M. Lipscomb, Manager QTL fzf J Qt, igzgkk POHddN N 1 lv ff r-' rvwfv- - may I ' I koi Jive Jig AAR 23.9.95 gllngt 1 gm-QeANt'EQ.,Qg.,GxjumkCNwxMX5uCv-gixwqx JQJYVQAN, J3zQ.k1Q,famQ.XcfwcmNQQWmlS2WXMHUv Wm NSQQJQNQKA Wm I UL FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS L6 LL, NL qbgxgk xyxpwb AND LOAN ASSOCIATION QJN Q-Qld ll ' M1020 sfoqft wa Mum? , than South M '1 105 East Stone Avenue A lwmxwk Bu Qxcrovlm Qfxcfo-Il 0 . .9 ' or ' it 22',n'imv5.c. ' 9. WSG im' DJvvC9.I .vE,,Q,E Xen. . I I-9,f0'U.,w . Demo tk urwu D Ekbnplw MA Q ' me Qi .Lnxwap Qxgm I Qr-'U SMIT DRA 8 STO O., INC. gif, M' E , It ' JGCQJ:-Km' Q.Jcw.fTwcLcUlLx-xc Qxlull - Nonh Markley Street HAL ' in A . If 0 IN Q .BMW Jimi Q'-hug l and Lo ance Moving -ittrage-Distribution r weL'v+03-MJCMXS -,iUooiY0w5lfoQ..iIlLl0,Q. Q-5v Qmi LXOW , WW -Www .Akwcll 1 W MX:-fxw EMMA-M. if-1w5hwwwwwWQmQa MMM 5.93. ULQ, Good C othes for Men and Boys I f'v5CL0,1vx I QQ 5 I-lEYwARo MAI-:oN coMPANY -34 0-A-gli X I I 93- YXXJCJTLINJ Greenville, South Carolina NXJQJPQC WALTER S. GRIFFIN cotton anolcens 515 Buncombe Street Phone CE 3-1688 Greenville, South Carolina I HALFACRE-OSBORNE CLOTHES OF DISTINCTION 113 E. North Street SAM'S LUNCH GOOD FOODS SERVED QUICKLY 109 College Street Phone CE 3-9510 THACKSTON CHEVROLET COMPANY DIAL CE 2-4451 Greenville, S. C. ONEAL-WILLIAMS, INC. SPORTING GOODS 241 North Main Street Greenville, S. C. THE BEST IN SPORTS FOR 42 YEAP J. B. LACHER Manufacturing Jeweler 23 College St. Phone CE 2-7380 GREENVILLE, S. C. CAROLINA-CENTER SKYLAND DRIVE-IN Greenville's Leading Theatres EDWARD'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Phone CE 2-6735 702-B N. Main St. Greenville, S. C. P g Two Hu nd BILL TILLER'S ESSO STATION 1438 Augusta Street CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL 1959 GHS GRADUATES WM. ROSENFELD INSURANCE SERVICE Calhoun Towers TIRES, INC. B. F. GOODRICH First in Rubber Dial CE 5-9657 219 E. WASHINGTON ST. TOWN AND COUNTRY 5c and 10c DRUGS - SUNDRIES 3210 Augusta Road PHONE CE 5-8777 ICE AND COAL Telephone CE 3-1646 GREENVILLE ICE AND FUEL PLANT 221 River Street IONES FUNERAL HOME AIR CONDITIQNED CHAPEL Telephone CE 5-1641 1004 Augusta St. Greenville, S. C Compliments GUILD GREENVILLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA RHODES, INC. Furniture 100-104 East Washington St. Greenville, S. C. Page Two Hundred Two BATSON MANU FACTURI NG CO. HARDWOOD PRODUCTS FOR THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY Telephone CE 5-1634 P. O. Drawer 1055 Office and Plant: Fair Street Greenville, South Carolina Watch and Jewelry Repairing Diamonds and Watches OWINGS PLAZA IEWELER 10 EAST PLAZA Phone CE 5-3672 Satisfaction Guaranteed CHARLlE'S STEAK HOUSE wnsne THE RED RAIDERS EAT S. C. RUSH BARBER SHOP Completely Modern 3219 Augusta Road Dial CE 2-2926 At the Pickwick C. DOUGLAS WILSON CO. MORTGAGE LOANS -- INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE 201 E. North Street AUGUSTA ROAD JEWELERS WATCHES - DIAMONDS - SILVERWARE CHINA BY ROYAL WORCESTER Watch and Jewelry Repair 1519 Augusta Road Greenville, S. C. HUNT AND DuPREE- AGENCY LIFE INSURANCE 1912 Augusta Road Greenville, S. C. FREEMAN'S INCORPORATED HARDWARE AND HOUSEWARE FINE CHINA - CRYSTAL - GIFTS 101-5 W. North Street PHONE CE 2-2451 P g Two Hu nd PLEASANTBURG BAKERY We Specialize in French and Danish Pastry - Wedding, Birthda'y, Party Cakes - German Cheese Cakes Jewish Sour Rye The Finest in Baked Goods PLAZA BARBER SHOP Dial CE 5-8151 Pleasantburg Shopping Center We Specialize in Orders to Take Out Telephone CE 9-1659 RAINBOW DRIVE-IN CO. Greenville's- Finest LEWIS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Between Bank and Post Office I218 New Buncombe Rd. Greenville, S. C. UNIVERSITY PARK MOTEL ' X ' Y'Ssi,?, A Ybf, P - 45 WINDSOR, INC. 3 It I Jewelers vs 7 W tw h' 1 - ESE 2-Zgolilg on '00 wolf' A MULTIPLE LINE CAP TAL STOCK COMPANY Specializing in All Forms of Moron TRANSPORTATION INSURANCE CANAL INSURANCE COMPANY T. J. MIMS, President HOME OFFICES: Greenville, South Carolina LEWIS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER PLAZA RECORD SHOP Stereo and Monaural Classical - Popular - Instrumental ALSO GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CE 2-1171 Insure and Be Sure CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE CO. SOUTH CAROLINA'S OLDEST Issues all kinds of Life Insurance Policies- Straight Life, limited pays, endowments, educational, mortgage cancellation, family income, family pro- tection, retirement, participating, hospital, accidents, etc. ED B. SMITH, District Manager 203 South Carolina National Bank Building It's better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it. P 9 T H ndred Four M., , SITTON BUICK CO. 38 Westfield Street Buiclc's the Buy - Any Year When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build Them KRISPY KREME 16 Augusta Street Greenville, S. C. CE 2-0921 C-OLFLAND GREENVILLE'S ONLY GOLF CENTER ALL EQUIPMENT FURNISHED COMPLETELY LIGHTED FOR NIGHT PLAY Route 123-New Easley Highway Just Beyond Greenville-Pickens Speedway GEORGE M. OWEN LAMP AND GIFT SHOP Beautiful Things for the Home 3406 Augusta Road Telephone CE 2-3038 Greenville, S. C. INDUSTRIAL HEAT ENGINEERING COMPANY COMBUSTION AND HEAT TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT TEXTILE DRYING SYSTEMS P. O. Box 3026 Station A 121 Cleveland Street GreenviIle,.S. C. ,COOPER WHITE CO. WALL AND FLOOR COVERING P. O. Box 1732 T615 Augusta Street Dial CE 5-4035 CAROLINA BOWL 2238 Augusta Street Modern Automatic Pin Setters Air Conditioned PgTwHddF A Welcome Awaits You At EAT AT B. Y.'s BARBER SHOP ' FIVE CHAIRS- AIR CONDITIONED S 1625 Augusta Road Dial ce 5-7790 No' 3 WHITE 8. EDWARDS, Jewelers DIAMONDS - WATCHES Expert Watch Repairing AUGUSTA ROAD PAINT AND HARDWARE CO. 2019 Augusta Road 2 Pendleton Street Greenville, S. C. CE 5-0453 CAMPBELUS PHARMACY ROBINSON 81 GAFFNEY REALTORS Phone CE 5-2516 Wade Hampton Shopping Center 1441 Augusta Road Pleasantburg Drive North Telephone CE 5-8516 Greenville, S. C. Greenville, S. C. GREENVILLE FOLIAGE PLANTS STITCH-lN.TIME WHOLESALE TROPICAL PLANTS 36 White Oak Drive Phone CE 2-2523 P. O. Box 1922 Greenville, S. C. 3414 Augusta Road Specializes in Original Designs for Evening Dresses and Summer Cottons KENNETH CASS TIRE COMPANY Distributors of LEE TIRES - BATTERIES Lubrication Dial CE 2-8851 General Accessories Buy Your GAS from Kenneth CASS P. R. LONG COMPANY 108 West Washington MAIN STREET PHARMACY 3 S. Main Street Phone CE 2-7318 - 9 Rene French Cleaners Good Cleaning Does not Cost - it Pays 2105-A Augusta Road CE 3-0002 Dial CE 9-1055 DURHAM-CHILDS FLOWERS, INC. 3311 Augusta Road Greenville, S. C. Louie Durham Harmon Childs LEAGUE'S, INC. 243 N. Main Street SHEET MUSIC - PIANOS EARLE'S HOME 81 AUTO SUPPLY Greenville, S. C. Stone Plaza Shopping Center Dial CE 9-2793 STONE BROTHERS Complete Outfitters to Men, Young Men and Students 108 N. Main St. and Pleasantburg Shopping Center Greenville, S. C. Page Two Hundred Six BRUCE and DOSTER DRUG CO. The REXALL Store 116 South Main Street Dial CE 2-8215 LEE ATKINSON ESSO SERVICENTER Phone CE 3-9170 301 Pendleton Street JEAN WEST rowN ANU COUNTRY sHoP 20 East North Street Phone CE 2-6795 THE BOOK SHOP BIBLES AND GENERAL BOOKS Telephone CE 2-5411 11 West McBee Avenue Greenville, S. C. BALCOMBE ESSO SERVICE CENTER 5600 Augusta Road for Complete Car Service Congratulations, Seniors LEROY LANGSTON, JR. Class of '48 SUDDE'I'H'S ESSO STATION Buncombe and Atwood Streets THE MCPHERSON COMPANY ENGINEERS - ARCHITECTS Greenville, South Carolina HARRIET HESSE Interiors West Lewis Plaza Telephone CEdor 5-4080 Greenville, S. C. MIKE FRASER Angus Davis - Dorothy Davis Bus. CE 5-6307 - Res. CE 9-5335 YELLQW CAB COMPANY om cs 2:5322 CONVENIENT FOOD CENTER 2015 Augusto Road Open from 8:30 A.M. to 11:30 P. M. DIAL CE 5-4844 Serving Students Is Our Pleasure Friendly and Courteous Service HOUSE DRUG SUNDRIES 8 Pendleton Street Telephone CE 5-4718 UNIVERSITY PARK TEXACO M. A. McMAHAN, Operator Dial CE 5-9261 1401 Wade Hampton Boulevard Greenville, South Carolina THE SOUND AND GIFT CENTER Wade Hampton Shopping Center 291 By-Pass - Greenville, S. C. WOODLAWN PHARMACY N. Pleasantburg Drive Dial CE 9-5381 Greenville, S. C. Lake Forest Shopping Center Page Two Hundred Seven GIFFORD 8. JONES ESSO STATION 2335 E. North Street Greenville, S. C. CE 3-9492 GAMBRELL'S KEY SHOP 317 Butler Avenue Jacobsen Lawn Equipment - Gravely Tractors Telephone CE 2-2982 - Night Phone CE 2-6818 Greenville, 5. C. PLAZA PHARMACY, INC. Reliable Prescription Druggist UNIVERSITY SODA SHOP Lewis Plaza Shopping Center , Phone CE 9-1381 Greenville, S. C. 93 Cleveland street CE 5 4535 LAFAYETTE SCIENTIFIC CLEANERS Gift! from FOR THE PARTICULAR PERSON 1707 Augusta Street Phone CE 3-0168 AIKEN GIFT SHOP 1521 Augusta Street Greenville, S. C. DUBOSE BATTERY COMPANY 230 Pendleton Street Greenville, S. C. GOLDEN DELICIOUS BAKERY Catering Exclusively to the Bride-to-be With Wedding Receptions - Drop-ins - Showers .- - Lake Forest Shopping Center N. Pleasantburg Drive Phone CE 2-0421 meyers arnold FOR PLEASANT SHOPPING YOUR UPTOWN STATION FRANK BLACK'S ESSO SERVICENTER 301 East McBee Avenue CE 3-9202 LET US SERVICE YOUR CAR WHILE YOU SHOP FOR DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS WILLIAM M. SHIELDS STUDIO CLINTON, S. C. GILMER'S GULF STATION Corner of Pendleton and Anderson Streets WASH - LUBRICATION - POLISH AND WAX Full Line GULF Products Friendly Service AIKEN BROTHERS' SUPPLY 226 Pendleton Street undred Eight KINGOFF BROS., INC. Greenville's Quality Jewelers for Over a Generation Dial CE 3-1071 28 S. Main St. Greenville, S. C. Meet Your Friends at NORTH GARDEN SODA SHOP By-Pass 291 TOLEDO SCALES SALES AND SERVICE Edgar B. Heape 8. Son 2712-A Augusta Road Phone CE 5-1640 Fine Foods - Reasonably Priced MICHAEL'S RESTAURANT 121 South Main Street Opposite Poinsett Hotel Greenville, South Carolina JACK HUFF ESSO SERVICE STATION 101 Cleveland Street Greenville, S. C. LOTT-A-BURGER LUNCH ON A BUN 2110 Augusta Street CE 2-6933 CE 39148 CHICKEN IN A aAsKEr Congratulations, 1959 Seniors Compliments of From Your VARSITY RESTAURANT CONGRESSMAN Robert T. Ashmore Buncombe and Rutherford Street lf lt's Good Food We Have lt DeLANY'S SPORTING GOODS The Best in Sports - For the Sportsman DIAL CE 5-0415 24 College St. Greenville, S. C. TATE FURNITURE CO. The Store Built on the Golden Rule 413 Pendleton Street Greenville, S. C. SHIRBY'S Your Store for Junior Clothes 225 North Main Street REX COLLINS DRUG SUNDRIES 918 North Main Street Telephone CE 5-6770 SUTTON'S, INC. LEWIS PLAZA Greenville, S. C. Shoes - Gifts - Hosiery DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 300 S. Main Street Telephone CE 2-1642 Serving Students and Employers Since 1910 CLEAN CLEANERS Clean Clothes Clean 39 Augusta St. Dial CE 5-1698 Greenville, S. C. Telephone CE.5-8511 245 N. Main St. BYRUM 8. BATES- RADIO, TV, and HI-FI HEADQUARTERS Greenville, S. C. Page Two H PgT H wg. b J' LA s .J L ,U 4' 4 AMX.-Ox-'LJ , J -.-L,4.T-4.,,,-, I ,L m.v3,.-T,..,,- V 1.1-f,.L.mf wir - . 1 W 5 qu I ' LL.-IJ w L-, ,f . 'j A '-.114 ,, 1. 'fs.J , .,l,y'.,,, m,,fg:91 , I o . . .. ' I 4. 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