Hanna High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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Mac Hammett, Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Cromer, Advisor, Mr. Jarrett, Advisor, Judy Baker, Presidentp Mr. Keith, Advisor: Lynn Oglesby, Vice-President. Artists' League Inviting membership from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, the Artists' League enjoys the arts of today. Presenting programs that appeal to all students turthers the appre- ciation of culture among its members. The club increases respect for the creative in- dividual and encourages participation in the performing arts in all of its diversity of origin and variety of form. Reaching out for experi- ence which art alone can provide, one can explore the side of life which expresses emo- tions and ideals. G- Ashley Jones E. Phillips J- BBKGY Kay P. Powell D- BFOCI4 Jackson B. Prater J- Brock Jackson B. Pruitt D-COISFUHI1 Latham S. Ridley S- A- COIHVYQS Lee S. Roberts B- COX Martin M. Shanklin D Di-HS lvlatlack B. Shiftlett P- DOOIGY Mock J. Silverstein C- Dunavvav Z. Moon M. Stanfield C. Duncan Moorhead G. Stegall A Ellison Morgan R. Stewart L- Fif1dl9Y Mouchet C. Stone T- Gfeefl Nalley T. Thick D Ground L, Oglegby P. Tomlin M- Hammett M D. Osborne S. Wham P- Hood Parnell B. Wright N Jaffeff S. Penley B. Yon C Jones .04 , V Vlyl Vo-ww' 1 .zwff 99 ff 'Ks 2, ,M -- nf' nit... ,TQ,uzsi5? I

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fs 1- O Q f:w.,...f' -L . -. ,LW-1-v .- at ef Yifsffffs-,iZr151v 'ir-iff,-flrfii-., ta x Naval Junior Fl.O.T.C. This was the fourth year that the N.J.B.O.T.C. Program has been at T.L. It was the most successful in the unit's history. A genuine concern for the wel- fare of the battalion on the parts of all cadet officers, instructors, and the cadets themselves brought about an espirit de corps unique to this year's unit. The incorporation of several new programs provided for mo re efficient and expedient procedures in matters of discipline and policy. An honor code board was formed to handle affairs concerning the central most ingredient of the Navy unit, the Honor Concept. lVlany activities took place this year. The unit had several invited speakers to come in, among them a nuclear submarine commander and a Naval Academy recruiting officer. The formal inspection by the officer in charge of all N.J.B.O.T.C. Units in the Sixth Naval District was followed by the annual Fall lVlilitary Ball. Break- ing custom, the unit replaced the Spring Military Ball with a dance for the entire student body. The final and most looked forward-to events were the sophomore, junior, and senior field trips. All this combined to make it a year to remember for the N.J.B.O.T.C. Battalion. Battalion Staff: Steve Thorne, Commander, George Hol- man, Executive Officer, Ted Coleman, Personnel, Mike Crocker, Supply, Neal lVlcCraw, Drill Team, Don Cox, CPO.