High School of Charleston - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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F. T. A. The FTA seeks to train young people through practice lor pro- lessional and civic leadership. The club encourages the students to cultivate qualities ol personality and character. It acquaints them with the part lree: schools have played in the development of our democratic way ot Iile and pro- vides them with specitic inlorma- oath, M. Brotrnan, R. Burton B, Camps, F. Christopoulo, E, Fishburnc, V, Klocppvl, A. Rabb, Savvns, S. Trurrv, T. Xxfhalvn, B. Lantvy, F, largill, J. Moorv, F. Trapalrs, E. Rhodes, J, Sams. ilOV1 about OPPOVLUVTTUCS in LLTC oltonib-', l'l. Dudli-y, J. Roiisi Z. Mow-. V . I various tields ol education. LIBRARY CLUBS There are two library clubs in the school. One is the Cl-lS chapter ol the South Carolina Student Librarians' Association, which is composed ol students who work as assistants in the Libraryg the other is the Library Representatives' Club, which is composed of a member chosen by each homeroom class, S. C. STUDENT LIBRARIANS' ASSOCIATION, CHS CHAPTER: Knox Shields, Virginia Klacpp.-l, Wili'y Kvllrr, lov Quartrr- rnan, Marcy Stoni-y, Ernfstinn Mt-dlin, Robert Dudley. Edna Fishburni-, List.-r Cartur, Franlrii- Sh.-ltivld, l-lirnry Pxnsaldo, Sylvia Rarl-s, LIBRARY REPRESENTATIVES: Jaclc Spvvr, Billy Schirmcr, Francvs Bullvvrnlwl, Vassrrs Starnatiadws, Pano Liiitos, tug.-nr Collins, Joycr Zorn Shcaly. Sylvia Parlrs, Reynolds Jcnlcins, Loclriu Brown, Jam-'s Millar, Posey Rrrtchard, Marg r- Ciilri-ath. Tvddy Ririlly, Gwvn Turnblvston. Gay Smith, Harrivt Dudlvy, Gvn-'va Turnrrr, Jacliiv Waltirrs, Miriam Wrnlli, Allison Sivglrng, Jr., Barbara Stall, Cathvrrni- Robinson. - 1 6 l

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HCJNCJR SOCIETY For the third year since its formation, the Honor Society has tried to promote character, scholarship, leadership, and service at the High School. Among some ol its many serv- ices this year, the Society sold supplies during recess. But the primary aim ol the Honor Society is to promote scholar' ship, so every six vveelcs it presented the Honor Class banner to the class with the highest average ot pupils on the honor roll. Bltttf MlLl.AR tlr.uiit,ril it tli. t-lrinfir Socivty Scvcraf times this year the Society provided movies lor the entertainment and instruction ot thc student body. They il-o lwaliwcd to tvcautity the grounds around our new gym. X 60

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