Heathwood Hall Episcopal High School - Highlander Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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fl' il Peter Scheuch Susan Shamsedin Sloan Shell Scott Shelley Gene Walker Max Weber Ann Wickenberg Brian Yates Not pictured: Ken Smith g , y, '4' HELPING INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Elizabeth Bruno and Susanne Powell make friends with Henri Gonthiez, a French student here for the year. BREATH OF AIR Becky Meriwether opens a door to save air conditioning costs. 73!Tenth Grade

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Tenth Grade Considers World Basicall Good A 's. 4 riyy Tenth Grade!72 Patty Babb Elizabeth Bruno Charles Cooper , Jr . Lindsay Crawford Scott Devanny JoAna Drennan Henri Gonthiez Hayne Hasell August Krickel Hart Little Greg Lorris Emmett Lunceford Becky Meriwether Nigel Miller Hollis Morrison Cheryl Ponder Susanne Powell Margaret Royall airways-, Y -it ,sy 91' -3 s RV Do you think your world is basically good , happy and successful? No 5 Yes 14 Usually 10 AN INTERESTING EXPERIMENT in the tenth grade science class is conducted by Henri Gon- thiez, Greg Lorris, and Scott Shelley. fiN.avf a lx ld T e rd- 9 M Y '55 N Q

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Claudia Barton Ruth Bell Sally Benson Susan Boland Frank Gain Wrennie Cook inth Grade Is Greatly Affected b . . ' , ,H Q K .. I. 1 is A will tk 1 lbxfi N 3 'N gi' l. .K . ' 'sxubfijg ' g '1- , 'ii t i il N., Piave .w J' t ' s S. 1 X S il' '45 1 Patsy Doskocil t I Kelly Dunlap ' ' ' George Gribble 'feds' K' -jj y Ann Grimball , V S ' l Cal Harrelson ip SV ' if fl Ball Henderson - ' ft p X .j i A AAIA if Mena Hope . ' . S x' . A Lf 1 Donald Hottel I QR fi Q xg 11 Len Howell E - - l Q-. K .Ja x 5 Rion Hunt - il , X -t :gt Torn Hutto J p Nl Leslie Kinard I Q, i L , . ,ggwga 15,1 Q E, ANA! X, .L , L AG 1 ' 1 -Z S it A,1, Q by V, i, W lonnee 2 orlp flgggg , ent has in u- e mo year? sg V ,,-,, ,,,Lll -Q', elo llll H ,V 2 ' -- z f . r S l L,, ,l,l :L , E olnnnl Y olll gg, ,, M f i .,,- 1 Z :4' 1 ' loeolol - - llol UNUSUAL LAB EQUIPMENT is apparent on the walls , of the science room behind Ann Grimball's back. Ninth Grode!74 ,f UWT . it -rw -or - . , xx K C ,S sw? QF? 1 f :ri X G fs , I ei an X Ld' E. t ' 3 Q .l.j,y t ' -Qld it nfs - ' A of kkl-,fs A 'avr ellss.eZ X gl E A STRANGE EXPRESSION is on Leslie Kinard's as she is hit by the wind which often rips by classrooms. Realizing the new importance of tl grades, ninth graders put much of tl energies into trying to start good perr nent records. Between studies they fo time for all of their other activities, s as sports, the Tartan Society , and Stud Council. The Columbia events haw the greatest influence on them this 3, were the performance of the Royal Sw ish Ballet, the State Fair, and the gui natorial election.