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

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1955 volume:

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X gin The Sword Gate of Charleston - 111 ' WE DEDICAT l Ephriam Clark Seabrook The Senior Class dedicates the i955 Charles- tonian, to one who is always ready to give his time, knowledge and understanding to the students of Charleston High He is one whom we consider a sincere con siderate and true friend 5 E vm.aw.....MAj .. , . is mlmemw, 5 ' ' ' - if 1 fww2mWmW.WW , 5 . .1 ' . I ' u bb Ww f . ,.4,.,., Wwnl l l John E. Rogers B.S. Citadel MA. Columbia University Olga Johanns Emma B. Noland AB. College of Charleston Memminger MA. Northwestern University no N-f-M-all - :eq ,gig L., ,...., 1,- i 2134 wet: k . f 5 2 .wfk e ii X 4 7--ff: TAY'- fiaiffiiii 4 A Si Q ' iii . , .. Y .- fl Q af i 12, Uk ' 2- i A .W .Z gf x , .V fa-if fi mug 'WY' .5 rf T??if1 ' P i LQ 3 wfemf ' it., ' i is M is 1 i ,WWE 11 f- si .fff f411W fm We - il - .xwmiax , M: 92' if mf' - 'f ww' Ji' 1 ll fer P J li r jQiL ig ani,-JV'-rl mf -ww 2: .4 Q fr .-51-41' f ..A. , Q 1 . ,if so W Mill' -i K ff S lvlifl? A . 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Gibbs Mattie L' Bradbury B.S. College of Charleston B.S. University of Georgia MA' Duke University M.F,A. University of Georgia J. Earle Griffin e Solomon Breibart SPA C3333 University i ' AB- COHEQC Of Chflfleslofl University of S C XN M.A. University of N. C. ' ' , . . rl Doris H Simms I V Kathleen Pickett -- V+ .yy B.S. Couege of Charleston A.B. College of the Pacific , ri . - - 1 3 U , Dmsy Mae Roberfs Doris N. Srstare , in ri lx A.B. College of Charleston AB' Wlmihrop College ly if VM M.A. Duke University l c i H J ll -7 Sarah G. Sanders arm ' ames , ri , A.B. College of Charleston B'C'S' Bowling Green L is , Edward L. Masters l , - XV-I E. C. Seabrook B.Mus. M.Mus. : B-5. Cifddel Catholic University of America l v ...... M E is 5? ,rs .fe Q 4 E Q5 exe . T ? 8 'l .img Demovelle H. Meadows A.B. Judson College Henry G. Mencken B.S. College of Charleston Albertine Moore A.B. Winthrop College M.Ed. University of S.C. Edna C. Parham A.B. Anderson College M.Ed. University of S.C. Charlotte H. Smith B.S. George Peabody College Caroline L. Triest B.S. College of Charleston B.L.S. Emory University T. Marshall Uzzell A.B. Wake Forrest M.A. Columbia University Irwin Wallace A.B. College of Charleston M.A. Syracuse University iQ-in i Mae Bowden Walsh B.S. North Carolina State Teachers College M.A. University of South Carolina William R. Watson A.B. Wofford M.A. University of S.C. --Zo l 21,7-P7 The early South Carolinian, whether a soldier, statesman or plantation owner, appreciated the arts, but in- stead of creating beauty on paper he created a living beauty with the earth. His inborn love of the land, his cul- ture, his history, even his way of life are reflected in the many beautiful gardens-show places of the South. Beginning in December, gardens open in full splendor and continue almost the entire twelve months. The early blooming camellias pass and make way for colorful azaleas. These in turn are replaced by mountain laurel, roses, iris, magnolias, and countless other blooms that combine to make one of Nature's most colorful extravagonzas. lContinued on Page SBD f7A Q OM K cl we We law., .,,, .. SENIOR BAND The purpose of the Senior Board is to 'ganize and direct the projects of the :nior Class. The main project is to ise money for the Senior Class gift to e school. One representative, and the esident of each senior homeroom :ng with the officers elected by the nior Class make up this board. I .. HQ . 2-f -s..,5,xg1L1g.,,,gn . ,N ,-i . ei,.,f4,,,4.,.:.,:Jff: .:: 'HWf'l I lf' - , S, . . F c Lf. l piiggl' .- s'1.'1' H '- . J K 2 vqgmgi, , ' Hynix, , j A ,q s 9 - w a ' ,4 geo A ae, 0 U . 917 ,-,' N A,.. Gresham Meggett if, . f ', w 3 . t f 6 . all -' 'Jw- oo' X -40069 se' Q J V H ur- I v.-- . . ,,:f-- - L x ffl 54 'lg rf' , it lf' Yi f ,, , . , Mfr v ,,, fwgis i rl' f , K 1 ng- .N J, ,V we 3 N SENIOR BOARD President r: u E l -: U lrl IJ: gn .in 'E 2 as 2 ': ID vo U E O -I I' MR. E. C. SEABROOK Advisor X :-,,if 1-E,,-,, 5 :-i fs 5: -' l -.af p '.., Mod Ford 7 HBIG WHEELS OF CHARLESTON HI 12 ki nl, ...ffl . it ill. 4 uf 55? , ' ig fs 1 iw . infix 1 'T f 'Kilim ggiggiglgffeik 2? 1. T adm - P S fi i LPN i 5 1 It sw 1 Mgr, Mlslii i , Q Qu s . A 1' f E wg!- s CLASS OFFICERS Pat Burkhardt ...... Jean Youngblood ............ President Bill Huggins ........ Ford Farabow ...... Jimmy Strickler ...... Vice-President Gaillard Dotferer .... Fred Williams .,........ Vice-President Judy Hirschman ...... Vice-President ..,.........President ........President ........President Vice-President SECRETARIES A ND TREASURERS First Row: Gloria Webb, Maida Beichman, Jocelyn Meyer. Back Row: DuBose Blakeney, Arnold Blackmon, Carolyn Nance, Fred Stuhr 's,,, i 2 x 73 5? S 5? H, , if Norton Hampton Abrams Sidney David Appel I Breckenridge Dillar Barnett ,iq V-If v ans- l , , em. g kiisifi L it L EQ, 5f5Q.f1'-T, 'wllilif 5 fp rsffiil, i wslzm,:fErxEv4w.r4if - 'Mira .... ,. ,JL Fx., IvgizsriwkMzygffghglp N ' of L. lr if Lgiilggg vrigagewmmm ,W . V.. f - ,Mrs what 5 Tffllifflw '--A fs ,gig are ,i ,ju MW My awww-?Y 'P' EES' gi ' MM M ' ' L 'lvr .,,,, Jglm., mfli?Ti3lQ5?3liQ1QfgE,, W, .L,rn..,,,l fu ww?-L LU,..,,,,g5,1f9iiZ,i,, Y, WWWWW J Q ,rw u,Wmg,5gWW,...,, ,fN-+?w:- Zigi-f,. iY.' f'f:i'W' im ''lwiiiffiiraiiffiwwrfisf Nfl giglzrll Esau.. . W 'WW' rw 4 if' Hlfiiffw-1Lf'5 'm..J'f.r,..,w , fl ' 'W ,M M75'w'L',1'-, i5' 'lim'-ll 'ff' ' H . . Ma-do Beichman .,rrW.,r,,,Q X 4'wmnM,,,,,i,, 5, T ' ' MMM f 1aWi'Q iil 'g'2'5l,f ?1k M 'fi' ' MAIDA BEICHMAN Q' Bantam '53, '54, Library Club '54, President '55, Junior Board '54, Sec. of Home- room '55, Student Council '55, inter-Club Council '55, Vice-President of J.H.A. '55, F.T.A. '55, Literary Staff of the Annual. ELEANOR THERESA BENTZ Youth for Christ '52, Glee Club '53, '54, '55, Afternoon Sports '53, J.H.A. '53, Vice-President J.H.A. '53, Treasurer Glee Club '54, Basketball Cheerleader '55. I r JOHN THOMAS BLACK Key Club '52, '53, '54, Sophomore Director '52, '53, Spanish Club '53, '54, Hi-Y ' Club '50, Varsity Basketball '52, '53, '54, Varsity Baseball '52, '53, '54, Inter-Club Council '54, Block C Club '53, '54, Vice-President of Homeroom '50, Student Council '54, F. ARNOLD BLACKMON B Basketball Team '53, '54, Library Representative '52, '53, '54, Homeroom Treasurer '54, '55, School Golf Tournament '53, Intramural Football ketball '53, '54. and Bas- 9 14 A , ...,,r 1 NORTON HAMPTON ABRAMS Football '5l, '52, 53, '54, '55, Swimming '5l, '52, '53, Baseball '51, '52, Glee Club '52, '53, '54, Block P Club '52, '53, Block' C Club '54, '55. SIDNEY DAVID APPEL Student Council Representative '52' '53, Stamp Club '52, '53, President Stamp Club '53. anzcxsnmose nn.LoN BARN:-r-r nf. club '54, '55. - s s LANNETTE PATRICIA BARNES Cheerleader '51, '52, 4-H Club '5l, '52, J.H.A. '51, '52, Secretary of 4-H Club '5l, '52, Vice-President of Sophomore Class '52, '53, May Court Queen of Junior Class '53, '54, Vice-President of Junior Class '53, '54, Y-Teens '54, '55. Patricia Barnes . L S S ,sii A g , if'-Q71 , ,: iifigiifffili iii. 4 l l 1- .- f-if I, fl ffis , Qegrsvfwr- 0' it ,,ii., 4,12 -f ' 4 ' RAV' s,,, ,,,, , , ff3'iTj'f'f,, F -A v61w '3fff i , 4 , , Eleanor Theresa Bentz John Thomas Blackwzffffob F. Arnold Blackman l5 E. DUBOSE BLAKENEY, Ill Varsity Football '52, '53, '54, Key Club '52, Homeroom Treasurer '54, Turkey Day Relay Team '53, Track Team '5l, '52, Hi-Y '51, '52, Charleston All-Star Football Team '54, B Football Team '51, Volleyball Team '53, Student Council '52, Bantam Representative '5l. IRA JEROME BLOOM Senior Class Play '55. EDGEWORTH M. BLYTHE Bantam Representative '52, '53. EVELYN LOUISE BOHLEN Y-Teens '52, '54, '55, Vice-President Junior Y-Teens '52, Bantam Representative '53, Dramatic Society '53, '54, F.T.A. '55, Homeroom Secretary '52, Homeroom Treasurer '55, Afternoon Sports '53, '55. Patricia Ann Booth fm. E. DuBose Blakeney, Ill lift E N I o R ,f9 Qf Sf lf' if Boykin Linda Annette Branson l Ira Jerome Bloom Edgeworth M. Blythe Evelyn Louise Bohlen 3 s ffm ,ge NE X5 jfwfikg 5- , 3.-yo gi , aw . AM MSM We W if awww- ll? u 'NV' 1' fl 1 'S l:, , ..1 -,111,,- 9 I A ' LASS ' i955 Joseph Lockwood Brown S , 'St ff 2 ,.1h l ,,,., s, f' X NL I ' ' Mi l x E . , W it 1 ' K Q wma H -f ,f ,M ft W of gk 5, , PATRICIA ANN BOOTH F.T.A. '52, '55, '54, '55, Youth for Christ '52, J.H.A. '55, Annual Advertising Staff '55. RICHARD MANNING BOYKIN Basketball Manager '52, '53, '54, Block C Club '53, '54, '55, Student Council '54, lnterclub Council '54, Hi-Y Club '5l, '52, Intramurals. LINDA ANNETTE BRINSON Secretary of Class '52, Student Council Representative '52, Bowling After School '54, JOSEPH LOCKWOOD BROWN Track '50, '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, B Basketball! '5l, '52, '53, Library Represen- tative '5l, 52, Vice-President of Homeroom '52, '53, Swimming Team '52, '53, '54, '55, Hi-Y Club '50, '5l, '52, intramural Football and Basketball '50, '5l, '52, '53, 17 Mary Frances Browning 4 Barbara Lee Burkhardt William Patrick Burkhdfdl' JI' 36 U 'fl -ww 'sw WwrtwrdtgfiiQm1wif,?,v7,tr,,L Mwmwlqz, fx' in .W ,Him -ww ,J ' , ZS? im-,,., fwwf 1.22637 NM 5, wwf' 'W' G, X 'M i Mimi W new CAROLYN JANIS CARRAWAY Literary Club '51, '52, Dramatic Club '51, '52, Bible Club '5i, '52, Glee Club '52, '53, Bantam '52, '53, Youth for Christ '52, '53, '54, Spanish Club '53, '54, F.T.A.! Club '53, '54, Sr. Y-Teens '53, '54, Vice-President of Homeroom '53, '54, Annual '54, '55, F.T.A. '54, '55. JACQUELINE CASH Nurse's Assistant '52, Dramatic Club '52, Faculty Award '52, '53, Honor Society '53, '54, '55, Treasurer '54, Secretary Homeroom '52, Sr. Y-Teens '55, Annual '55. JOHN ANGELO CASTANE5 Rifle Team '54, '55, Cadet Choir '52, '53, '554, Basketball '53, '54, Annual Staff '53, '54, Swimming Team '54, '55, Block C Club '55, Student Council Repre- sentative '55, Inter-Club Council '55. ELIZABETH SEABROOK CATHCART Afternoon Sports '52, '53, '54, '55, Basketball Varsity '53, '54, Senior Y-Teens '53, '54, President '55, Junior Board, Vice-President '54, Senior Board, Secretary '55, Homeroom President '54, F.T.A. '53, '54, '55, Secretary '54, Student Council '54, '55, Bantam '53, '54, '55, Business Manager '54, Annual '54, '55, National Honor Society '53, '54, '55, J.H.A. '55, Miss CHS Contest '54, Glee Club '53, Shuffleboard Champion '53, Variety Show '53, '54, '55, Inter-Club Council '54, '55, Block C Club '54, '55. I8 Victor Roy Caldwell, Jr. MARY FRANCES BROWN I NG 4-H Club '49, '5O, '5l, '52, Basketball Team '5l, Beta Club '53, Class News Re- porter '53, Junior Homemakers '54, BARBARA LEE BU RKHARDT Jr. Y-Teens '5l, Vice-President '51, Treasurer Homeroom '5l, Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, Girls Chorus '53, '54, '55, J.H.A. '53, Seniors Y-Teens '54, '55, Red Cross Representative '5l, Student Council '5l, Afternoon Sports '5l, '52, '53, '54, Swimming Team '54, '55, Co-Captain Swimming Team '54, Senior Life Saving '54, State Swim Meet '53. WILLIAM PATRICK BURKHARDT, JR. Bantam Representative '52, High Y Club '52, Secretary of Class '53, '54, Ban- tam Staff '53, '54, B-Basketball '52, 53, B-Football '53, A-Football '54, '55, Key Club '55, President of Class '55, Senior Board '55, Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team '54, Annual Staff '55, Variety Show '54, Mr. Sock Hop '55, Snow King '55, Block C Club '55. VICTOR ROY CALDWELL, JR. Bantam '54, '55. 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Jacqueline Cash , ,fi wx we f :ffm i ' -- .L f, 1, 'I-' ,gf-' Qi 5,,faQ...ii,.l,f:t,,:s.3Q.,Wpwl,,i,.,,M5?e:irfl,t,mWl,.:,,,7-,lijwf W Qi 555,15 . Q 5 g . 5 S ,Q 5 'tits 2 ww t ww-mwuvfv WW A 4' Elizabeth Seabrook Cathcds rs John Angelo Castanes I9 ,. . mp. l l l RAYMOND E. CHUTE l Student Council '51, Hi-Y '5l, '52, B Basketball '52, Spanish Club '53, Intra- mural Basketball and Football '5l, '52, '53. Ti-ieonoiz: mwm col-:EN Bantam Representative '54, Stamp Club '54, President D.E. Club '55, Bantam Staff '52, '54, '55, Band '52, '53, '54, '55, Business Manager Band '54, Glee l Club '52, '53, Football Cheerleader '55, Vice-President Band '54, '55. 2 RICHARD CHURCHILL CURTIS Varsity Football '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, Rifle Team '52, '53, Honor Council '5l, - '52, Choir '52, '53, Block P '52, '53, '54, Key Club '53, '54, '55, Block C Club '54, '55, Red Cross Representative '54, '55, Second Team All-City and County Football Team '54, '55, All-Star Team '54, '55. GEORGE COULDER DILLARD Band '51, '52, '53, '54, Spanish Club '54, Jr. Varsity Football '53, F.F.A. '53, Library Club '55. l 4 fs wi ' :f ig Ra mond E. Chute I ,'.' wx ff 2 i r 3 A ft Q, 4, rfmwmeffff' 4 - 1 'z emwg ,I -M. 4. 1 M..' ,fr W-T ' 2 ay Q H ir Q sr ,s - X5 5 : f 5 L lv-Mc.: wr ' www-M , 'W' A A we VH, H l W'5-WQ1 1, grief , - Gaillard Townsend Dotterer Harry Lanier Doyle, Jr. Harriett Marlene Dudley l zo 5 l f ff! Theodore Irwin Cohen Richard Churchill Curtis George Coulder Dillard L A s s - 19 5 5 V Mo rion J. Dudley N . g WWI. , Fil? ' A, ,,,r,,l. , 5 W ' 5 , F 5 is Xgwzif 7' ,fly V-5555 fffiifl 59 si? Zhfgsililsfmfsf ffsisgiisfifw' ,ual V Qsiwsspxr' ,Y 1 wif. swarms N ,ft 1 . .f,,' M , W w is 5 fe if 3 W. 7 c as 2 1 V 34' Y A 'Q its i.'1fQ1 F i ' f H . Q A61 'ff X V . 4,X,, 7 3512 F5 ' gf, 5 W., 5. , , , 2. ,A ,,,. gsm ., ,me Mme, My sw A ,www GAILLARD TOWNSEND DOTTERER Physical Ed. Valley Ball Team '54, Vice-President of Homeroom '55, Spanish Club '53, Senior Class Play '55, Hi-Y Basketball Varsity '55, '54. HARRY LANIER DOYLE, JR. Homeroom Treasurer '53, Variety Show '53, Red Cross Representative '53, Student Council '54, '55, Finance Committee '54, Variety Show '54, Student Council Dis- trict Rally '54, Dramatic Society '54, Senior Class President '55, Annual Staff '55, Bantam Staff '55, Key Club '55, Chairman of Senior Board '55, lnter-Club Council '55, Y Teen Council '55. HARRIET MARLENE DUDLEY Afternoon Sports '52, '53, '54, '55, Soccer All Stars '52, Library Club '52, Student Council '52, '53, Future Teachers '55, Annual Staff '55, Basketball Cheerleader '54, ' MARION J. DUDLEY Veteran. ,I 21 , f 5 mg, gwffttz A n Q rw-EM, -e .,f.s.,,. mmm Aww M ,rg ywweffissfsa Www s f-- in ll l' e gl S1 i2 is It 3 5 S li if 5 2 l i gi Barbara Jean Ellis Ford Franklin Farabow, Jr. Mae FC f'5 ,tw1 lfmi'i l ,,,1lmfL 7 f ,X ,ff W ,1,g,g,w,,m j ,, ,, ,amfvj f - 4' mimi 'ynsilftlwyvffkfshhlixsztltiiMiQ::iiQ3mMfi1q,gLgsq 5,233 K 59' sawwfvriwwn-,.wltemi..,,u,?siQ'f,,m5,g13g3,6,,,,,,,,,,,,,,5,1,,5,it,Kig5W ,Mg Zi 'wi w g,,,,,,,,,,,, ,ifjjigfgfiwiggwi if was ww' ,,.,!6Q,'immflM ' Rltwwft italy fm, 'ti A - ,, i -, fil,ef2w0v' L wwt,ygfwf'w' this 2 1 5 ,Q dM'?agziflmgiww-lug? if .1 J 1 A .l jlwffm ,S i L ,V iq ,wtiwv ,, 9 L fs ll A 45 fflwigfi :Qt if 5,3 jlgiwi' ,,w.5g,'l W wr , f fl' -,qu 7' l iw? 54 JJ fy .- X ' M 'Jtwwr:i'2QeQ3 , fy ,Why 'lx 'YQ 145 H' ie , Q fi V mgf ' ' S Wil! 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EVELYN PATRICIA GUNTER J.H A. '51, '52, '55, President of D.E. Club '55. 22 . ,140 Qi BARBARA J EAN ELLIS Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, D.E. Club '53, '54, J.H.A. Club '54, Y-Teens '51, '54, Student Council Representative '53, Girls' Chorus '53, Afternoon Sports '53. FORD FRANKLIN FARABOW, JR. Student Council '52, Faculty Award '52, Key Club '54, '55, Senior Director '55, Delegate to Carolinas Key Club Convention '54, National Honor Society '54, '55, Citizenship Day '54, Boys' State '54, Homeroom President '55, Senior Board '55, Spanish Club '54, Annual Staff '55, Co-Editor '55, Golf Tournament '54, Year Book Planning Association '55, Publicity Chairman '55. MAE FARRIS Dramatic Society '52, '54, '55, Student Council '52, Library Representative '54, J.H.A. '55, Future Teachers '55, Y-Teens '53, '55, Youth for Christ '53, '54, C.H.S. Contest '54, Annual Staff '55. JEFF TOBIAS FIGG Student Council '52, Inter-Club Council '52, President Library Club '52, Hi-Y Club '50, '5l. si. isis? Thi, ' i-553' 'Sus iififiwis ,i.,. 'if ' I ' ,uw 45,27 Jeff Tobias Flgg ' ' ii '2i1?3,?i i pg .fmt ,Q-,i , r Q? liiiifiili' if' A V 929, ,J il-wil Wil we 1, i5 3i'3f7,ffggt52f ,if 5532-gflf ':7'ai, siiasgf ,,i:...,f1 wg b ' 's ifj2,f5 'fi'i,,ii5,l5 ff . ir, 15, xii ,V N,5,i'l'rF vii,2,f?isg1?iif5fgi,'M,,,, '1g'i,ef2i,:t5il'9' ' - ,,.i ,.i.i iifig' iii!!! lin Emily Trenholm Green G. Chad Guerry Evelyn Patricia Gunter 23 if: ,W ,ws V, fffmii- T -:Q 2 WILLIAM CRAWFORD HALTIWANGER, JR. Homeroom President '5l, '52, Library Representative '52, '53, Glee Club '51, '52, Key Club '53, '54, '55, Fire Prevention Essay Contest Winner '53. MARY LEE HARRISON St. George High School '52, '53, Glee Club '52, '53, '54, '55, Band '52, '53, '54, '55, Youth for Christ '54, Y-Teens '54, '55, Bantam '54, '55, Music Club '52, '53, President '53. FRANCES LYNNE HIGGINBOTHAM Glee Club '52, '53, '54, F.H.A. '52, '53, Library Assistant '52, Junior Operetta '52, Secretary Homeroom '53, Chez-Nous '54, President of Creative Arts '54, Dramatic Club '54, A Capella Choir '54, Library Representative '55, Dramatic Society '55. JUDY FRANCES HIRSCHMAN Glee Club '52, Bantam '53, '54, Circulation Manager for Bantam '55, Sr. Y- Teens '54, '55, Reporter for Sr. Y-Teens '54, National Honor Society '55, Library Club '54, Homeroom Vice-President '55, Variety Show '53, '54, Treasurer of Sr. Board '55. ' . . ffwiflf ,iff ivw, , A , , . 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BARBARA ANN HOWARD Afternoon Sports '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, '54, Volleyball All Stars '50, '51, '52, '53, '54, Basketball Varsity '50, '51, '52, '53, Softball All Stars '50, '51, '52, 53, Soccer All Stars '50, '51, '52, '53, '54, Ping-Pong '51, '52, Horseshoes Winner '53, '54, Badminton Winner '53, Free Throw '50, '51, '52, '53, Swimming '53, '54, Shuffle- board Winner '53, '54, Officials Club '53, '54, Block C Club '51, '52, '53, '54, SAMUEL WILSON HOWELL, lll B Basketball Team '51, '52, '53, Spanish Club '53, Class Treasurer '50, 51, Hi-Y '50, '51, '52, B Football Team '51, '52, Intramural Football and Basket- ball '5O, '51, '52, '53. 25 I t ,f f Q ' William Cantwell Huggins, Jr. Paul Waldemar Hund, Jr. Ffflnk JOHNS Johnson I 'li it , Jil 'tw l sslklezll -will of -gi, 1, , ml, . . I ,nl .ol w,,ls,,, '52, QSM, 125,34 fn hm, --S Q'-lfayf. ,, ,, ,ALl, ,f QM, lm-Y' ffllafwll '?i??jlllfWwlnee,gf ' wwf rwfls. 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'55, French Club '52, Biology Club '53. CHS Contest '54. DONNA JEAN KINSER Afternoon Sports '5l, '52, '53, Volleyball Sports Day '52, D.E. Club '54, Vice- President D.E. Club '55, Annual Staff '55. FLORENCE KLECKLEY Glee Club '54, '55, Literary Editor School Paper '53, '54, Lbirary Club '53, '541 Band '52, '53, '54, Student Council '53, '54, 26 Catherine Nick Kaleondgis WILLIAM CANTWELL HUGGINS, JR. Varsity Football '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, President Junior Class '54, President Block P '54, President Homeroom '55, Senior Board '55, Block C Club '55, D.E. Club, '55, Advertising Manager Glee Club '55. PAUL WALDEMAR HUND, JR. Vice-President Horneroom '5I, '52, '53, Treasurer Homeroom '53, '54, Key Club '54, '55, School Golf Tournament '53, Intramural Football and Basketball '53, '54. FRANK JAMES JOHNSON DAVID ROBERT JONES Yi 5 VV, I., David Robert Jones , ,E I i ,,., I W,Z,eVww.,,,v,if,:,,, 5 - A Y' . A ,tif Qi, 1- ' iwlllil' ,4 ilQ'I?fffi,liQl f 4 I 2 , 5 gag' 'flvi'g,f:,,5i,-EFT, i'2',Mtfii,,iit gi Q 5 ,i vi-,wife E., ialfi-igiisp 'sg Q UIZ tif' viii, i si .ig if' i K M N, lil ,iff lifwwt - J 4 f lf: if ,wh U33 if M y1J i9g,f, I QQ I 'illgg ' f M1621 gi 'if 'Z:w'3tmiffi,i el' r i' ' 5 W H lm- I' 4 l'.',7,f'l J, lv 'F-,L f3? 1wlff'i3V' if gf ' .Ti is-iii, Nigga'-1,225-f'E,ig Q, we Milf? W' g iii ,i'wi5fi22 5eiJi,.,5w: ,QQ ma, if ,, Wag H, H, fy., 'f 'Wwi'i' lr flag: 5 tt vlwigf-to it s -in 4 ww, M I., ,,, , if fa, i ip, fm tim., , r,..g,wi,ifi. tsfwai I ii, fi is asifegyw,.iffwev,r gif 2 , A ag, ,Q '1,gi,f-ii, vU,,:i,,,A A 'fl' .R Wtiiimsrnsfffgjiwyfi, 54 aww? ri-,izigefmi ,,i,g,,f i ,, ,ii,1mzlsff 5 it Irene Harriet Karesh Donna Jean Kinser Florence Kleckley 27 AK JOHN HOWARD LOCKE J.V. Football and Varsity Football '50, '51, '52, Boys W Club '51, '52, Varsity Baseball '51, '52, Varsity Wrestling '51, '52, JAMES KENT MATHEWES, JR. Key Club '53, '54, '55, Junior Director '54, Secretary-Treasurer '55, Faculty Award '52, Student Council '51, '52, '53, '54, Inter-Club Council '54, Honor Society '53, '54, Bantam Staff '55, Assistant Advertising Manager '55, Annual Staff '55. JOHN MICHAEL MATHEWES Key Club '54, '55, Bantam Staff '55. NELLA MARIE Mc1NTYRE Calhoun-Clemson High School: J.H.A. '51, The Key Hole paper staff '53, Beta Club '52, '53, Jr.-Sr. Waitress '52, Glee Club Librarian '51, '52, Glee Club '54, Treasurer '54, Bantam '54, Annual Staff '54, '55. , ., vi L E 3,5 'a E gi f , ' John Howard Locke 2 5, , f :Q-5W'n,iv v 15' ,. Q ' 23' if Y f f, ,gf 1 if A we xt ,www .gen-ff 1:1-5-4.i .df ww: m W, , L Fi 'iliiifw ik . Ei '5 i, fs gg, 7, ia: my ' f2Ew1'f,5ifi' , te ,si 4 if Hisyffgi f1:Q?'s'?i?ll?3 5ff9P'ff'4 Z5ui?iF'QfZ.E?2L:sgains?iiiiiseffmQM. .fl v -1.'i M '35f' 'UM' 5 f?'f+Zf?F'V3?F4W 32Qi'Ef LBJ W'M9'i15?Si Y 162552 it f gfwf wzawew f,fwgbww,Mw esfswmm we . wi , ff ttf 1 yt,1,s,,,M 1- fktfifffitifi , F if fwwfiuiws. 1 MM? - 'Q-1ifsif5,fn,mQIs1r l f fs M, '- r5,?1w1sS22fsQeffs'i M if' s,m,,iIf,, 5 ,--f 't ,M - ,,, W,Qg6i,,,,W W. Gresham Meggett Beatrice Nellie Meyer JOCBIYI1 Ann MSW i ii E, 5. is 28 1, x 7-UV! JEAN CLAIRE MIXSON Glee Club 52 53 54 55 JHA '52, '53, Y Nella Marie Mclnfyre 9 slew 15 X25 ff' ,Wrylwf:fE2M,7jfwglj l M iff, ,M ,r 23? 3' , MMf22E,WgffgQ., 5' M mf J,MgflQ'e1'l5!meeflifl+fvl'l5fllf551H2fHlfQHwiQwlllwfawlwflgqlgsfwlffk1 ,, ., ,f'W, . ffl' ,lr fy, 5 M. M ,W el .lf 0 1 m4sE.i,lig5flf?,94eiA1Q5Q4wiilamllAMmvlazllmzmwwwmmrwghmxwwx-wwg 1 -ffillir ffiffif ,X 1 , ww? 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J' if Q ii I' 9 I ,fu bv William Thomas Mock John Earle Morrison ' A w iw- I2 ly, ?lw:lS'5iE'K'fw-ei:Ef'N Y , I ri,, I WL' ,gfsgiv- ws, Gr in img .gn was f' wfiglgif ,SQIJFHN 7 I r,.inj'lf:ffsf'if.,v,,5mff'j,'l, , , f My ,Q ' 2 A j ' 'If ,-I ,A .merits rf is li 9533, TWELVER PURNELL ORVIG, JR. Varsity Basketball '53, '55, Basketball Free-Throw Basketball Game '53, '54, '55, Varsity Swimming Team '53, '54, Varsity Vol- leyball Team '54, '55, Intramural Volleyball Champs '53, Hi-Y '5I, '52, Spanish Club '54, Treasurer of Homeraom '53, '54, Red Cross Representative '5l. EMILY ELIZABETH OWENS Youth for Christ '52, Glee Club '52, '53, '54, '55, J.H.A. '53, Annual Staff '55, J.H.A. Treasurer '53. HAROLD CROSS OWENS GEORGE JAMES PANOS 30 Tournament '54, '55, Jr.-Sr. E li 5 S E N I CD R Twelver Purnell Orvig, Jr. E l 9 i II ls- , 2 I I. fl if ll i gi EZ ,,,,,, .,,.,,,.., , .., ,.., .... ,-in-W-we-gr WILLIAM THOMAS MOCK '52, '53, Intramural Basketball '50, '51, '52, '53. JOHN EARLE MORRISON MARY LOUISE MURRAY Senior Y-Teens '53, '54, '55, Vice-President '53, President '54, Y-Teen Conven- tion '53, Homeroom Vice-President '54, Student Council Representative '54, '55, Glee Club '51, Miss CHS Contest '53, '54, Variety Show '52, '53, '54, Orangeburg Exchange '53, Spanish Club '54, Senior Board '55, Inter-Club Council '54, '55, Bantam Staff '53, '54, Assistant Advertising Manager '54, Annual Staff '55, Sub- scription Manager '55, S.C. Year Book Convention '55, Girls' Block C Club '54, '55, Afternoon Sports '51, '52, '53, '54, 55, Soccer All Star Team '52, '53, '54, Basketball Varsity '54, Homeroom President '53, Vice-President '52, Intramural Sports '53, '54, Miss Y-Teen Contest '52, '54, Runner-up '53, T.V. Teen Program '55. ' CAROLYN ETTA NANCE Glee Club '52, '55, Afternoon Sports '53, Youth for Christ '52, '53, '54, J.H.A. '54, Miss CHS Contest '53, '54, Homeroom Secretary '55, Annual Staff '54, '55. '55, Homecoming Queen '54, D.E. Club '54, B Basketball Team '52, Hi-Y '51, Intramural Football '50, '51, an s ,. K, '1-f,.q,,,,m, nfs, G X A eb ,A-it in x mm, w. '1 fu- z 2: '- 'ifsn5filimt- in ,IQ W, ,V '. 'ir E5'53S5li3?l?' Carolyn Eff'-1 NUM' 5 'ix his H11 , ,pin--,,R, mm 'f,i'i?,.w2v?'i:fwa4v Fw' fl tlf J' El., 'iisi Q'W.gsgfGgJpiL:,lri5 l3a, f , ,Q ,f W, A., Qu,-, l1.,,qi,,mfEi s iii' it ,Wt W fflwiif 'I'Ifr 5'i:5f5Wi'HYfltil' i A 5 -- fix Syria Wi ,,,fy4sr?Zif,zmw. qi if M' 13 Q24 iif'f5lliW?'1'i,,l 1 ?3S3'LY1'PiYf55ff,3ElfsfIwn'Gi?E?Z ' ' . I-12 'E Wi if 0 2 it gift tsrteeiillfilriitit' azz,glwgggggjfltitgr, flgitjtgf' , Q 5, gl grgiijvgiag, 1.11: if,,'ie,w,,i, 4 2 1 Miwmsrifffesriil' fs f'f.ir,,zeeszfs1 iii 4 i in W,,,g,, , 342251 1 554 ffm , . ni 7 vi it i Emily Elizabeth Owens Harold Cross Owens George James Panos 31 ii , ff 361 is ,nh fzgwr tvtikt , , PAT H. PERREAULT Homeroom Representative '52, Glee Club '52, B.T.O. '52, Glee Club '53, F.H.A. '53, Theater Guild '54, President Senior J.H.A. '55. JAMES MURRAY PLATTS Junior Board '54, Treasurer at Junior Board- '54, President of Homeroom '52p Physical Ed. Valley Ball Champs '52. MARY ALICE PORTER Youth for Christ '50, '51, '52, J.H.A. '54, '55. SHIRLEY PORTER Bantam Representative '54, '55, Bantam Staff '54, '55, Annual Staff '54, '555 Senior Y-Teens '53, '54, '55, Distributlve Education Club '53, '54, Treasurer of Homeroom '51, '52. . , .W ,?es1.,Q. i 1, .,t,i., .sk QQ Mews., sg ...M'i2,iev-We tfmlm. ., - tffzyg. . Q, 34 s .1 if ,sal Z, f, el. 2 'FM-59' fu-Lgf-ew f'3':!fe:g 5: YJWQQ-fgzisi wi ,a 'E yMg.,s,,i.Q.,, x eggs ,Z Pat H. Perreault iz M r 1 wil 5f'?' 495911: H fffiim ft M-'3 9w-V, Wflve ,ffl 1-f-swlazfxwsivvf' Mngtig , fmt. q:1:,, it ffbegi. as wimgi ti TNQ- :rms wfwws.g.l, K-E' Yi-Q my ei 8 2 f e 1, ve 121-L .W-V. N5-ii 7- -:wifi -Nnfwfti -.3-il f iefiifffaf 'Q zeefffz-3 2 :Wg We -um. ,fm .S,.,f.,.. 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Class President '5l, '53, Key Club '53, '54, Block C Club '53, '54, Sergeant-at- Arms Key Club '54, Commencement Marshal '53, President Student Council '54, Basketball B Team '52, Basketball Varsity '53, '54, '55, Swimming Team '52, '53, '54, '55, Relay Team '53, '54. a. DAVID BRUCE REED B-Football Team '54, '52, Class President '5l, '52, Varsity S'wimming '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, Varsity Football Team '52, '53, '54, '55, Choir '52, '53, '54, Varsity Basketball '53, '54, Block P Club '53, '54, Honor Council '53, '54, Lay Reader '53, '54, Library Representative '54, '55, Block C Club '54, '55. JOHN CARLYLE REID Spanish Club '54, Key Club '54, '55, National Honor Society '54, Co-Photography Editor Annual Staff '55, T.B. Representative '54, Thomas Hughes Rhett ' James Preston Richardson, Jr. MGPIOH Hunfef R0bi 50 3 EQ: ,'2 1 ' John Mclver Severance, Jr JOHN MclVER SEVERANCE, JR. Key Club '54, '55, Track '54, Intramural Football and Basketball '51, '52. KNOX SHIELDS Student Council '51, '52, '52, Library Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Inter-Club Council '53, D.E. Club '53, '54. GEORGE LIONEL SHIER, JR. Basketball '52, '53, '54, '55, Football '53, C.S.M.C. '52, '53, '54, '55, Spanish Club '54, Latin Club '52, '53, Block B ,Club '54, Block C Club '55. WILLIAM ALLISON SIEGLING, JR. Student Council '51, '52, '53, District Convention '52, State Convention '53, Lib- rary Representative '51, Key Club '54, '55, Presidential Candidate '54, Vice-Presi- dent of Spanish Club '54, Block C Club '55, Variety Show '53, '54, Co-Busi- ness Manager of Annual '55, Varsity Basketball '53, '54, '55, Volleyball Team '53, '54, Intramurals, Hi-Y '52, Football B Team '54, Track Team '53, '54, Swimming Team '52, '53, '54, '55, Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game '53, '54, '55, Basket- ball Free-Throw Tournament '54, '5S. 34 THOMAS HUGHES RHETT Library Representative '53, '54, Camera Club '53, '54, Secretary of Debate So- ciety '54, President '55, Honor Society '55, Annual Staff '55, Class Historian '55. ii l 13 JAMES PRESTON RICHARDSON, JR. Physical Ed. Valley Ball Champs '52, Shag Champ '53, '54, Annual '54. MARION HUNTER ROBINSON - Vice-President Homeroom '52, '53, Dramatic Club '52, '53, F.T.A. '52, '53, Student Council '53, '54, Treasurer of F.T.A. '53, '54, Dramatic Club '53, '54, Bantam '53, '54, Student Council Treasurer '54, '55, Secretary of Dramatic Club '54, '55, Annual Staff '54, '55, F.T.A. '55, Honor Society '54, '55, Bantam '54, '55, RONALD ALLEN RUSH D.E. Club '53, '54, Vice-President D.E. Club '54, '55. Ronald Allen Rush is 'L l l l 'W Q 'Y ' l 4 5 1 ., ,lim l 'Zip' fl' . if H N H., z,, , 3 gS'f 'c -H '4'f.--N, , S5177 u L41 5 5.4 gr ,a wi 11' KW J 55 'I,',,,w,,l,7'f,-wg-rg'sw V: MM.f,r.3xi:Z,,WSLQZV ,155 s ,K A w.MMgegefi..,M,lix.t,,,.gJ,,I,5,.V,, W ,W Aww 'M ,. t Mf,,,, rf L, , , we'fl-'f+ff vw,,, W. - ,L ful, 'sf rv wx-iiJ 1fffi M f ig, ' 'iv M ,K ,,,,,,,V a ,MN iw in lwfgg,---,,i 'um i ag, ,-,gf 2-r 1 ,. fr, Qf' ii, ww ,,,i , Knox Shields George Lionel Shier, Jr.E William Allison Siegling, Jr 35 5+ GERTRUDE LOUISE SILLIVANT Bantam '53, '54, Afternoon Sports '50, '51, '53. SLANN LEGARE CLEMENT SIMMONS Library Representative '55, Y-Teens '55, Glee Club '5l. HERBERT WAY SMATHERS, JR. Student Council '52, '55, Class Volleyball '52, B Team Football '54, Varsity Football '55, Swimming Team '54, '55, Homeroom Vice-President '53, '54, Hi-Y '54, '55, Vice-President '54, '55, Inter-Club Council '55, Bantam '55, Key Club '55, Annual Staff '55g Dramatics Society '55, Honor Society '55. RUTH IRENE STARR Honor Society '53, '54, '55, Vice-President '54, President '55, State Honor Society Vice-President '55, Student Council '52, '53, '54, '55, Publicity Chairman '54, '55, Palmetto Girls State '54, Debate Club President, Spanish Club '54, Bantam Staff '52, '53, Band '52, '53, Glee Club '52. f as .sew , tw Q ,W h M 'W , 2 We msgfzgl ew , qfvirfiigiigaigg, -Sw K if A 0:1 gi' 5 5 1159 Ewing i S W' LQ li' i 'l 2 5 Z ii li li ia i 2 2 5? 3 52 ,f Gertrude Louise Sillivant rwfif 2 viii ., ' , 1xS5 ',-: :ig t W22--,WS .wit 1? A ca ish? 2.f23w:,?' H P 'wifi ,ii Q fem 'ex Sz ' A , M., We , eo.. 4 5 1, ii. , Mi,,,,, Q A 2. 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X-ir, L l' h i-l ' .R Q Harry Robert Stullenbarger M ' -1521 2 V gina-wr -A 5 JAMES HOWARD STRICKLER Library Representative Sl, '52, Honor Society '54, '55, Key Club '54, '55, Presi- dent '55, Homeroom Vice-President '55, Spanish Club '54, Delegate to Key Club Convention '54, Annual '55, Senior Class Ploy '55. THOMAS MADISON STRICKLAND B-Football '51, Variety Show '53, Varsity Football '52, Glee Club 'Sig D.E. Club '54, '55, Senior Board '54, '55, Hi-Y '52, '53, '54, Hi-Y Basketball '53, '54, Hi-Y Chaplain '53, '54, Variety Show '54. DWIGHT L. STUCKEY Youth for Christ '55, Dramatic Society '55, Debate Club '55. HARRY ROBERT STULLENBARGER Youth for Christ '54, '55, Debate Society '54, '55: Bantam Representative '53, '55. 37 Fredrick V. Stuhr Marguerite Dolorez Schmonsees Sylvia Francis Evelyn Thomas wW4:,v+,,,.,,., ei Ag. w, Q is 11 ' s 3' :Zi 3 2, gf it is f ' -A '-item few s5 '9-5? 5 5' ff iffifeyslm .,f,. W ,,,tsfr?iVf.w 3-he -ww, 1: 5 ,mi-s dsx, LT, ff' its 'T ww it ,rf fi ,K yi: 'sigh ,, 1, Vs k Qu Pierre Bacot Trenholm K,ggsgfQ1:,m:sm4ef'ff' 'fwif-S1-sseugfjgmwk I ' - W.--Nzslszew-vw , ,, - ,s Sggw, ,s,w:w.q,,,,,w -' M, m,,,:,,f W ze wwf, . ,X N M, .,.1i2Qi'fg5ff- -- 4 It gk F,-W wr 9 : ex .M ' I As I PIERRE BACOT TRENHOLM Stump Club '53, '54, President Stamp Club '54, Spanish Club '54, Camera Club '54, Annual Staff '55. GEN EVA TURNER Student Council '50, '5l, Library Representative '51, '52, Bantam Representative '52, '33, Secregary Homeroom '53, '54, Sr. Y-Teens '53, '54, '55, Variety Show '52, ' , '54, ' 5. ELEANOR FRANCES VAN NESS Afternoon Sports '52, '53, '54, '55, Glee Club '52, '53, Class Treasurer '53, Miss CHS Contest '53, '54, Variety Show '53, '54, '55, Orangeburg Exchange '54, F.T.A. '53, '54,'55, Senior Y-Teens '53, '54, '55, Secretary '53, Vice-President '54, Y-Teen lnter-Club '55, Bantam Staff '53, Circulation Manager '54, Junior Class President '54, Student Council '54, '55, Inter-Club '54, '55, Junior Board '54, Spanish Club '54, J.H.A. '55, WCSC Teen Board '55, Cond0n's Fashion Show '54, Basketball Cheerleader '55, Annual Staff '55, Co-Editor '55, S.C. Yearbook Plan- ning Association Convention '55, Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game '54, Intramurals '53, '54, T.V. Teen Program. MARTHA CATHERINE VAN NESS Glee Club '52, '53, Future Teachers of America '54, '55, Quill and Scroll '54, '55, Bantam '54, '55, Sports Editor '54, Editor '55, Girls Block C Club '54, '55' Student Head of Sports '54, J.H.A. '55, Secretary '55, Sr. Y-Teens '54, '55, Y- Teens '54, '55, Y-Teen Inter-Club Council '54. 1 38 1. 775. .-... FREDRICK V. STU HR Varsity Football '53, '54, '55, Varsity Basketball '54, '55, Swimming Team '53, '54, '55, B Football '51, B Basketball '53, Greater Charleston All-Star Foot- ball '55, Junior-Senior Basketball Game '54, '55, Block C Club '55, President of Class '53, '54, Secretary of Class '55, Student Council '52, Junior Board '54, Palmetto Boys' State '54, Hi-Y Club '51, '52, '53, Yacht Club '5l, '52, Annual sreff '54, '55. MARGUERITE DOLOREZ SCHMONSEES SYLVIA Afternoon Sports '51, Glee Club '51, '52, '53, 54, '55, Student Council Represen- tative for Glee Club '54, '55, Girls' Chorus '53, '54, '55, Annual Staff '54, '55. FRANCIS EVELYN THOMAS Student Council '53, '54, F.T.A. '54, '55. ' CAROL JEAN THOMPSON D.E. Club '55, Afternoon Sports '51, '52. 1 Carol Jean Thompson jx 1 gf gif' l ,ie it 'fear 'tm ' g if MWw.,,' ltpits. at t.limitz1iiefgg3tQ2l's flfm iga:s Ulillfgwm 'l TF 'Qfl 1' ' ' gf 'll33 'HaCf1 55i gillt 'Qing' x 9 sm, W it f l. M Qviis ,M .. gabgggmgm l Af, , i ,W wl'la5,f. 2 .Yay sv W . .imaswersggggl,QgilQ5l5l!33GflillmW,j,E,2isPNflfflmfwmlwivwmixyigatllu mi 35 ' it 45' 'Q l we I llllliw' 'Z M ' W-W ' 'WL' Mike ?,,'a1 ww., 1 s- .l 1 if mmm Eff .,,f 'melll'f'5w'-ei' , M' il : -'--- 3 . , .L Gehevll Tllfhel' Eleanor Frances Van Ness Martha Catherine Van Ness 39 K ,7:5,,,153.,' is 1 f DIANE DENISE VINING Afternoon Sports '53, '55, Sr. Y-Teens '53, '54, '55, Student Council '54, '55, Bantam Staff '52, '53, '54, Exchange Editor '54, '55, Libfvfv Representative '53, '54, Spanish Club '53, '54, Variety Show '53, '54, Treasurer '53, '54, Treasurer Homeroom '52, '53, Senior Class Play '55. GLORIA ANNE WEBB President of Homeroam '51, Homecoming Queen '51, Student Council '51, Library Assistant '51, '52, '53, Miss CHS Court '51, '52, Miss CHS Contest '53, '54, Bas- ketball Cheerleader '54, '55, Football Cheerleader '54, Bantam Staff '52, '53, '54, '55, Annual Staff '53, '54, '55, Co-Business Editor of Annual '55, Senior Y Teens '53, '54, '55, Homeroom Treasurer '54, '55, Dramatics Club '53, '54, Afternoon Sports '52, '53, '55, Sr. J.l-l.A. '55, Junior-Senior Basketball Game '53, '54, '55, Miss Channel 2 of CHS '54, Miss Shrine Bowl of CHS '54, '55, Yearbook llggnngrgg Convention '54, Cheerleading All-Star Game '54, Variety Show '52, '53, JULIUS HOWARD WEIL, JR. President of Homeroom '50, '51, Treasurer of Homeroom '51, '52, Jr. Hi-Y '50, '51, '52, Football B Team '52, Football A Team '53, '54, '55, Yacht Club '51, '52, '53, Block C Club '53, '54, Senior Board '55, J,C. All-Star Football Team '54, All-County Guard '54, Outstanding Lineman C.H.S. Team, All-Star Game, Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game, Class Volley Ball Champs '52, Tumbling Team '53, '54, Red Cross Representative, Student Council '5l. JULIAN ALLEN WELLS Intramural Basketball '50, '51, Intramural Football '50, '51, Secretary of Home- room '50, '51, Treasurer of Homeroom '51, '52, Bantam Representative '51, '52, Secretary-Treasurer of D.E. Club '54, '55. 2 Q 'if ,- QU x f ' tufmq W 'U T it 1- Jw--Mx-535221 we erwrsife,gwmiwwi-5' f, fll, fm: - V225 fm 4 W,- . :sity M ,..e,',,,t..ueMff-WWWW' s in Hi -Q i li 'i ii il il l li 5 1 1 is it it C t N 12 1 Diane Denise Vining l fMi?iY,Lfg,5 1 WM 5, syw Wf.??9f-if ,vw i .Z A ' is ,, V Meigs, Wlswllyai ? tifnz.2z:2,j, gm- Ann Ruth West Fred Wood Wllllams Ann Wynck 40 it E , 1 gl 51 ,, -se ,sl it Emi' by U ' iv i Julian Allen Wells ,J- fl9wLii-im., , ,N ..,sm,: 'M we fwwfivsfiZw .eMiw1Tw.. N V wi sofas tvs--QM Y -ww' fffkawimy.. , ..,. 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Wsuw, A21-imtieiz. ffifw' ff: Mymisses,g,,fJiemwg,.w ewrfue' swf, ref, s fgufiists-isis vm 2-gas.--uw fl irate, A gfw,-s1i,,f E vefilglilz, 2.135 xyei we QMQ, ,X Ag 23. 11 if ,us we . we 7- sf Q: as gf K lm Q ff . . ff,,qsusm'f .fxv-1 sas- Af-if -sw-'fs' 1- Y 1.Stim-some,te-meM4.m,,,iinmswfwAss.M,w,,sgeiwxw:.siwf1 f, em- lzabe h R Y un .fa,w,s- - , ' ' we Q asa 0 9 pw 2 ?5E'o 4r if scftm. ? me ig, W 'Msg-Af '1- iv- 'MQV V at 'f's'sJE W -Wu,m..,W,s Q W W, Representative to Miss C.H.S. Court '52, Glee Club '52, '53, Homeroom President '53, Bantam '54, Dramatic Club '54, Treasurer '54, '55, Y-Teens '54, '55, F.T.A. '55, Spanish Club '54, N.H.S. '55. FRED WOOD WILLIAMS President of Class '52, '53, Vice-President of Class '53, '54, '55, Choir '52, '53, Varsity Football '52, '53, '54, '55, Captain '53, '54, Vice-President Block P Club '53, '54, Key Club '53, '54, Honor Council '53, '54, Most Valuable Award '53, '54, Block C Club '54, '55, Secretary-Treasurer D.E. Club '54, '55. ANN WYRICK Gale SDflf'lQS Hi l'1 '52, '53, '54, '55, Glee Club '52, '53, '54, Student Council '53, '54, '55. i K g ELIZABETH ROSA YouNG Secretary f Homeroom '52, Vice-President of Homeroom '53, Student Council Represent ' e '54, Senior Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, '55, Secretary '53, Vice-Presi- dent ' ' Drariqatic Club '53, '54, Bantam '52, '53, Annual Staff '53, '54, '55, Co-, h graphy' Editor '55, Miss CHS Contest '53, '54, Variety Show '53, '55, Af oon Sports f'52, '53, '54, '55, Soccer All-Star Team '53, '54, Basketball eerleader '53, 55, Head Cheerleader '55, Football Cheerleader '54, Girls' State epresentati e ' 4, S.C. Yearbook Planning Association Convention '54, Block C Club ' , '55, Senior J.H.A. '55, Dance Committee Chairman '55, Snow Queen C5 ,lJr. r. Basketball Game '54, '55, intramural Sports '53, '54. IX Q, . ,fix ! v 'X 4i 1 .1 Deanna Jean Youngblood John Tampletf Graves Marion Burnett Grayson THE SENIGR CLASS -1955 DEANNA JEAN YOU NGBLOOD Glee Club '52, '53, Library Representative '52, Student Head of Sports '53, Block C Club '53, '54, President of Homeroom '55, Student Council '55, Inter-Club Council '55, President of Block C Club '55, Miss Hi-Miss '55, American Legion History Medal '54, Honor Society '53, '54, '55, Senior Class Play '55. JOHN TAMPLET GRAVES Key Club '53, '54, '55, Band '52, '53, '54, Rifle Team '53, MARION BURNETT GRAYSON Varsity Football '50, '5l, '52, Varsity Basketball '5l, '52, '53, '54, Charleston Jaycee All-Star Football Game '54, Block C Club '50, '5l, '52, '53, '54, Sec- retary-Treasurer '54, All-County Second Team Basketball '54, Student Council '53, '54, Inter-Club Council '53, '54, Junior Board '54, Volleyball Team '52, '53, '54, Volleyball All-Star Team '52, '53. HARRY REDMOND 'B Football Team '53, Library Club '53, Spanish Club '54. 42 Harry Redmond l N li h , 3 era .. V ,Mal . W,,, . xx ,X ,QS C, 221. ali' 454 in '34 514 rl fi Sis 16' .K HH Qi 35 Q, if Q' 556 53: Li A ii 3,2 559 K wg ET! :fa 9? g + 53 915. Hg SQ W L , E. wx z 2 1? 5 .. , ,. ,..W ,, 313 3? : fam , f 'f .f3 . 1 1 :VfJ:,':,'fjg .sw , ,f:s..-,ffm -an .. ,wif .54 4 A-ff jx . Y . .gases 15. 'Alf' ff 7-,' 'MW ? -.. ki fff za, M 4 4. 35? S J , 5 S i i 12-3 Mae B. Walsh 12-4 Herbert M. Burn 4 f 45 BEST PERSONALITY Pat Burkhardt and Eleanor Van Ness MOST ATHLETlCe Barborg , Howard and Fred- Stuhr Eyilyn l Bohlen ' QW ' id U 1. ,D , MOST DEPENDABLE ' Harry Doyle and Judith Hirschman . u... L A Mg, H- , 4 .4, .1 7 V ,., i i. 7 Vw I-W i Y ? ii 4' ,,, 5? s we 1 W, 6 P +. 3 .J 'Q 1 .lg We l BEST ALL-AROUND Carlton Poulnot and Jean Youngblood x 3 gy W1 Ee MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Teddy Cohen and Gloria Anne Webb :.W,4AsNa.mn E, if 1 Ww w W H H J' .2 MosT INTELLECTUAL ', Thomas Rhett and Ruth Starr Q. 5 -If -3 if f lf -Q 1, ' Mddi BEST LooKlNG Pct Burkhardt and Gloria Anne Webb ' ga' ,fffw ,sg gm Q. vw uw K 523: K 1 uw-4 WITTIEST ' Fred Stuhr and Ann Ruth West MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carlton Poulnol' and Markay Van Ness HISTCRY OF THE CLASS OF 1955 Years ago we came to the High School of Charleston a frightened group of grammar school graduates awed at this institution of higher learning. As we timidly climbed the stone steps of the entrance, we gazed at the motto inscribed on the frieze, Enter to learng leave to serve, a motto which inspired and guided us through our high school career. We were happy in that we met a grand new gymnasium and an enlarged cafeteria, but not with the new requirement to take mid- term exams. We were sorry to see our principal, Mr. David Stoney, leave to become a member of the staff of the State Depart- ment of Education, but soon found another fine friend' and advisor in our new principal, Mr. John E. Rogers. Beginning our sophomore year, we felt more at home and began to take part in extra-curricular activities. We joined clubs of our choice and some of us were even nomi- nated forl positions in the student body government. Our courses became more diffi- cult and we found that we would have to devote more time to studying. ln our junior year we regretfully said good-bye to Miss Clotworthy, our dean, who accepted a position with the State Depart- ment of Education, and cheerfully welcomed Miss Johanns back to school as our new dean. Never was there so much fun as when the male teachers dressed as girls and played the varsity ir. volleyball! Not too much can be said of the game itself, but the antics made up for what was lacking professionally. Per- haps the most memorable event of our junior year was the receiving of our class rings displaying the seal of our city and the proud Bantam, symbol of our school. At last we were seniors! We had reached the pinnacle of achievement iso we thoughtl. We enjoyed privileges for which we had longed and assumed the responsibilities which this year offered to us. We were determined to make this year the best. We sold Christ- mas cards and made other efforts to raise money for our gift to the school. No year went by so fast as this one, and before we realized how little more time there was before our graduation, the juniors were entertaining us at the Junior-Senior Dance. We almost rergetted the day of graduation, for we real- ized it meant farewell to our beloved Alma Mater. We received our diplomas and were congratulated by our parents, teachers, and friends. As we left the High School of Charleston for the last time, we turned and gazed at the motto, Enter to learn, leave to serve. We had learned a great deal at the high school in addition to that which we had found in textbooks. Now we faced the responsibility of serving. HISTORIANS Jacqueline Cash Jean Youngblood Thomas Rhett , ,. --,,-5.--v...w:.v-rwvvffgjmr.-1 fi ,Q ,A 'S ix N F F5 X, , ' if jr 4 1 1 Q- P, W f 4 if 5 R v- 17 X af ,- , A ' . -N X ,, v -f QQ? mix, V, 2- a-.W ,Q HN- f 32 M -17 H. ' 1 q Z-A sy . E i J , Q , I V - w- ,gf 6 5,5 aaa' ' kzf 4, V 'W'j,M , I 'Va V ,.gw,, A, ,MW M. , . ,A-4 K Y NAM. - 'W' tt, w. w 4' f M-wfwmw ' 4 1, 4 if Q i , . Name: Norton Abrams Sidney Appel Breck Barnett Maida Beichman Eleanor Bentz Tommy Black Arnold Blackmon DuBose Blakeney Ira Bloom Jack Blythe Evelyn Bohlen Pat Booth ,I Dick Boykin Lynn Brinson Lockie Brown Barbara Burkhardt Pat Burkhardt Roy Caldwell Carolyn Carroway Jacqueline Cash John Castanes ffElizabeth Cathcart ,X Raymond Chute Teddy Cohen Churchill Curtis George Dillard Gilly Dotterer Harry Doyle Harriet Dudley Mooney Dudley Barbara Ellis Ford Farabow . Mae Farris 'Jeff Figg Janet Givner John Graves Sam Grayson Emily Green Chad Guerry Evelyn Gunter Bill Haltiwanger Mamie Harrison Lynn Higgenbotham Judy Hirschman Sybil Hoff Wanda Jo Honey Barbara Howard Bill Huggins Paul Hund David Jones Katherine Kaleondgis Harriett Karesh Donna Kinser Florence Kleckley James Matthewes John Mathewes SENIOR STATISTICS Can You Feature: Left tackle for Cleveland Browns Lifting a SOO pound weight Staring out of window instead of typing. Me fat? Singing in the Metropolitan Teaching Algebra Passing Mr. Gibbs Graduating Me doing something right. Winning first place in a sailboat race. Disliking Clemson With a frown on her face. Missing a party Me with blonde hair Greatest scientist in the world With long hair Making a million dollars Me wanting to leave ole CHS Teaching Spanish Studying during my free period Conducting a symphony orchestra Not wanting to play bridge Getting a iob Becoming President of the U.S. Head of the Salvation Army Being in a play Killing 20 mallards on one hunt Doing one thing at a time Me being tall Me not playing all the time Me passing history Me winning the Masters Golf Tournament Not talking in the library fourth period Getting to school on time Doing things quickly Passing Chemistry Being a studious character Teaching physics Passing Mr. Breibart Me without dimples Me getting an award for never having been late to school Not waiting for the bus Not drawing during Mr. Gibbs' English class Driving a Cadillac Me growing tall As winner of the international motor- cycle speed contest Being married Making Honor Roll Passing Mr. Gibbs Getting to school late Doing the Charleston Me growing taller Not cracking jokes Studying Being tall and slim Me walking anywhere? 54 Favorite Expression: Ah! fly off Holy Cow! Say What All right, O.K., bye Oh, Zernie Rabbit! You better believe it! Ugh! Ugh! Ah sweet young stuff l could go that route My Cow Oh really Hey, Stupid Well l declare Oh, no! All Rightee You're dog-gone right! Crazy Man Golly day! Do you know? My heart cries for you Ya'll, l'm sorry! That's about the size of it. Who, me! Whatcha's givin' us now? That's the truth I could go that route. Don't get excited You don't know do you? l don't know,, but I'll try if I can. No foolin' How 'bout that Lemme tell ya! Can't print it That's the way the ball bounces. Dadgum l ain't got none yet. I don't know Uh-huh l promise Aw, heck! That's life Pooky-do! That's life! Gosh l hate cops You reckon You goofed Rabbit Oh, boy! Just what I wanted. That's human nature. You're kidding ,,Fogey,, Honey, hush Search me Uwe go., Cause of Death: Women Eye strain Over-work while finding a way to loaf. Taking medicine to gain weight Billy Learning poetry Making a hole-in-one Cussing Old age and CHS Over-work Worry Barbara Melton Evening Post Love Crossing the street at recess. Swallowed a dictionary Talking Women or motorcycles Lester Chemistry Falling under a barbell Losing things Hard work The thought of Sally Overstudy Tickled to death Natural Old age School Old age School Wine, women and song U.S. History Surprise at getting out of school. Spanish Careful driving Overweight The Post High School page History Book Reports Senior Math Starvation diem Red-Heads Chemistry Beasley Motorcycle Learning French Women Mr. Gibbs Seasickness Working in the Chemistry Lab Sheldon Carol's driving Love Women and pool Wanda .. ri i I F r l I I 'es Name: Nella Mclntyre Gresham Meggett Beatrice Meyer Jocelyn Ann Meyer Jean Mixson William Mock J. Earle Morrison ZMary Louise Murray Carolyn Nance Purnell Orvig Emily Owens George Panos Pat Perreault Jimmy Platts Alice Porter Shirley Porter Wilson Postell Carlton Poulnot David Reed John Reid Thomas Rhett James Preston Richardson Marian Robinson Ronald Rush John Severance Knox Shields George L. Shier Allison Siegling Gertrude Sillivant Slann Simmons Tony Smathers Ruthie Starr Thomas Strickland Jimmie Strickler Dwight Stuckey Harry Stullenbarger Fred Stuhr Marguerite Schmonsees Frances Thomas Carol Thompson Pierre Trenholm Geneva Turner ,Eleanor Van Ness Markay Van Ness Diane Vining Gloria Anne Webb Julius Weil Julian Wells Annie Ruth West Fred Williams Ann Wyrick ,fBetty Young Jean Youngblood Mary Frances Browning SENIGR STATISTICS Con You Feature? Not eating Talking like a Yankee Being loquacious Me on trips through Australia, New Zealand, Southern Germany, and The Netherlands Studying Owning a service station with grease monkey, lra Me passing Mr. Gibbs Turning down a game of bridge Returning borrowed books Eating too much Me making an A in Physics With blonde hair Me, an admiral in the Navy Me with an Italian hair cut With short hair Trying to walk upside down on his hands Reaching the ripe old age of 21 As the world's most prominent physics teacher Studying Spanish every day, ha! Deep sea fishing Me graduating Being late to school Studying Me driving fast Being completely co-operative Piano artist Me making 20 points in a basketball game Making A in Chemistry Getting to school on time Me chasing some girl Doing absolutely nothing Making the honor roll Going to the Citadel Playing the piano Me weighing 200 lbs. Me as a ballet dancer Not always talking Flunking As a singer Being noisy Teaching History Leaving school at 2:30 Going 'home right after school Six feet tall Me, missing any football or basketball games Me, with 20-20 vision Walking home from school Not acting Dating a girl Staying awake in class Keeping her mouth shut Doing Senior Math Attending college - 55 Favorite Expression: You better believe it Crooked as a dog's hind leg Really nscdn oh, zemae' On the Front I Good time Charlie ,,Ah, boyf, l doom, you to the nether regions.' Oh, Zernie Oh, Shuckins You don't know do you? l promise you What seems to be the discrepancy Oh, well Think you something don'tcha' Gee-Wiz! Go-Man Go l don't understand already Sufferin' Succotash Good Gosh lt's a sad case Oh Dear All Rightee Aw! Come on Bull Eel Jehosephat Ya Know Turn Blue Som-Bee That's not fair Do Whaat? And they're the worse kind Dig me you Crazy Cat l Guess So You Fool You'd Be Surprised Oh! No! Oh! Wee! Fiddlesticks lt's Fabulous lsn't That Tender Hi Doogie l Got Tooted Mm-that's good 1, I could use some of that SO dollars or 30 days Ya'll Don't. Bull You better believe it. Anyone for bridge. Lang-a-Lang Do Tell n Cause of Death: Glee Club Sailing Regattas Studying Old age, I hope Mike Killed by a 3-D Spear Good looking women Taking vitamins u-I-ornrnyu Too much excitement Exploding Torpedo Lynne Over-work Wyman Lamar Studying too much A little of everything Over-sleep in classrooms Patsy Water on the brain Over-exercise Chemistry Mrs. Bailey's Geometry Football games St. Andrews Being too skinny Finklestein Reading Dieting Savannah Hurrying because of lateness Eating and sleeping Misuse of Spanish in Mexico Ashley Hall girls Making an A plus in Geometry Being too fat Talking Latin translation My own driving l'm still alive Lanette Barnes Playing Bridge Cadets Being Heard but not Seen Julius Playing football Dyeing Cecil Girls and Gibbs Sleep Being Confused Not Talking Being Late ILAST will AND TESTAMENT I, Norton Abrams, leave my seat in Mrs. Sanders Plane Geometry class to Maxine Johnson in hopes that she will make good use of it. I, Breck Barnett, leave my ability to pass by the skin of my teeth to Bonnie 'Barnett, because at the rate she's going, she sure needs it. I, Lannette Barnes, leave my green and brown Bow Tie, to Mr. Bolger to add to his collection. I, Maida Beichman, do hereby leave to Mr. Burn peace of mind after teaching me five hazardous years, and to Dixie Wolcott the wonderful times and memories l've had in my senior year. I, Eleanor Bentz, leave my ability to miss the honor roll by one point to Angela Lindfors. ff I, Tommy Black, leave my ability to pass algebra to Heyward Harvey. I, Arnold Biackman, being of sound mind, leave my ability in chemistry to some unfortunate soul. I, DuBose Blakeney, leave my terrific intellectual ability to Jerry Tribble, I, Ira Bloom, leave to some rising senior my dingle with Mr. Gibbs. I, W. M. Blythe, leave my ability to pass Sr. English under Mr. Gibbs to an' unlucky junior. I, Evelyn Bohlen, leave the many good times that l've had at C.H.S. to my sister, Helen, and hope that she will make the most of them. I, Patricia Booth, leave my ability to study law and make good grades to Bonnie Powell. I, Dickie Boykin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby, leave after a long struggle. I, Lynn Brinson, leave my ability to enjoy psychology class to my sister Donna, and I hope she enjoys it as much as I have. I, Lockie Brown, leave my nickname Llama to Cas Siegling and also my luck on the machines. I, Mary Frances Browning, hereby leave this school to anyone who wants it, and hope they will do better than I did here. I, Barbara Burkhardt, being of sound mind l?J do hereby leave to Sue O'Rourke my ability to make A's in my senior year. I, Pat Burkhardt, leave my ability to smile to all who are in need of such a facial expression. I, Roy Caldwell, being in sound mind do hereby leave to some rising female senior my black curly locks of hair, in hopes that she will like them more than I. I, Carolyn Carraway, leave my well-worn desk in Latin Class to some lucky l?J soul who might decide to take Latin-with the hope that he or she will appreciate and enjoy Mr. Burn as much as I have. I, Jackie Cash, leave my ability to pass Chemistry to whoever is lucky enough to take it. I, John Castanes, leave to my close friend, Milton Demetre my ability to go into Mr. Gibb's class, after studying for hours for a test, and make the lowest grade in the class. I, Elizabeth Cathcart, leave my collection of eye- glasses to those who have found them. I hope that they will enjoy them. I, Raymond Chute, leave my ability to memorize poet- ry for Mr. Gibbs to any dumb junior who needs it. I, Theodore Irvin Cohen, leave my ability to talk and get out of a situation, and my pull with Mr. Rogers to Harry H. Herman. V I, Churchill Curtis, being of sound mind, do hereby leave my ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time, to my brother Tommie-I pity him! I, George Coulder Dillard, leave my ability to do chemistry to John Lybrand. I, Gilly Dotterer, leave my ability to pass under Mr. Gibbs to Sybil Johnson. I, Harry Doyle, leave my ability to get kicked out of the library, and my chemistry lab brains lnot muchl to any dumb junior that is as dumb as I. I, Harriet Dudley, leave to Angela Lindfors and May- bell Derry, my wonderful time I had in 4th- Deflod PSY' chology class and to Ruthie Ellsworth, Dottie Buse and Cornelia Campbell my wonderful times at C.H.S. I, Barbara Ellis, leave my dimple to Donna Brinson. I, Ford Farabow, being of sound mind and body, do leave my tremendous speed to Jerry Tribble, andll hope it will enable him to lead CHS to victory in the Turkey Day Race next year. I, Mae Farris, leave my ability to have the reddest nose on cold mornings to June Thomas. I, Jeff Figg, leave Mumbles to CHS. I, Janet Givner, leave my wonderful days at CHS to Sally hoping she will enjoy them as much as I did, and my ability to be prompt to Dixie Wolcott who never seems to get anywhere on time. I, John Graves, leave my school bus to any unde- serving brain. I, Sam Grayson, leave my hard luck and ability to get all broke up ta Allan Millar. I, Emily Green, leave to Rabbit Lockwood, all the pleasures I have found at CHS, except Jimmy. I prefer to take him with me. I, Chad Guerry, leave nothing for I shall undoubtedly return. I, Evelyn Gunter, leave my ability to make A's for Mr. Gibbs to Mary Valassakis, hoping that she will ac- tually make them. I, William Haltiwanger, being of sound mind l?I, do hereby leave my alarm clock Iwhich I never usedl, to any and all ten o'clock scholars in hopes that it will serve them better than it has served me for these five C53 years. I, Mamie Harrison, leave to Dixie Walcott a wad of chewing gum under the first table in the library, and to Angela Linfors I hereby bequeath my superior intelli- gence in French class. I, Lynne Higginbotham, leave my brushes and my ability to splash paint on paper to Catherine Oliver. I, Judy Hirschman, leave nothing as I CGD not afford to-I need everything I have. I, Sybil Hoff, leave my ability to get along with Mr. James to Anne Buist, and also to Anne I leave my lunch time parking place at the Patio. We, Jocelyn Meyer and Wanda Jo Honey, leave our admiration for motorcycles and Marlon Brando, to an upcoming class of motorcycle-crazies. I, Barbara Howard, do hereby take my discharge papers and leave Sally Seebeck on her own, hoping she will never do anything that is wrong. lWithout mel I leave her also with this thought, lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again -the voice of experience. I, Sammy Howell, leave my ability to cut school to Jack Barnette who always gets caught. I also leave to Jack Barnette my ability of loafing in Mr. Gibbs' class and still passing. I, Bill Huggins, leave my ability to leave the scene of trouble just before Mr. Rogers arrives to Cass Seig- Iing, as he will need it. I, David lDaveyI Jones, do I leave my locker to any other seasick seaman who wants it. I, Catherine Nick Kaleondgis, leave to Mr. Burn a package of peppermint life-savers in hopes that he will remember his Latin scholar. I, Harriet Karesh, do hereby leave to my brother, Charles Darish, my ability to cut class and get caught. I, Donna Kinser, leave my ability to make the Honor Roll to some hard working junior. 'KL-4 'I 1 I I 3 LAST WILL AND TEsTAMENT ,jW, I, Florence Kleckley, hereby leave my ability to spill ink to the members of Mr. Gibbs' second period English class. I, John Locke, being of unsound mind, leave my seat and ability to get along with Mr. Gibbs to the boys in the graduating class of '56. I, Jimmy Mathewes, leave my ability to run out of gas and be late to banquets to any unfortunate Key cluber who wants it. I, John Mathewes, leave my ability to get away with loud exhausts to Richard Weil. I, Nella Marie Mclntyre, leave my ability to get by Miss Bottimore to Jane Shrimp Williams. To the rest af the school . . . I leave!! I, Gresham Meggett, leave! Thank you! Thank you! I, Beatrice Meyer, leave my Senior privileges to Janet and Lonet. I, Jean Mixson, do hereby leave my place in the li- brary during 4th period to Betty Burn, and I leave my place in Mr. Seabrook's homeroom to some lucky fresh- man. I, William Mock, being of sound mind and on my own free will do hereby leave to John Lybrand my ability to make good excuses for being absent from school. I, Earle Morrison, leave to all rising seniors all the fury and wrath of Mr. Gibbs. ,fl, Mary Lou Murray, leave my ability to get a dingle IPI with all of my teachers to Pete Boland, and also to -Mgqthg LesemarJn,.a,nd ar in Pincknegifzmy other ability t at I might have. .,4fv?f I, Caroline Nance, leave my ability to memorize poet- ry for Mr. Gibbs to my brother Ben, Peggy Nelson and Carol Danner. I, Purnell Orvig, leave the High School of Charleston the same way as I came into it. I, Emily Owens leave my ability to miss the honor roll by one point to John Wilbanks. I, Harold Owens, leave my ability to get along with most of my teachers. I, Pat Perreault, leave my red hair to Marijane Handley. I, James Platts, leave . . . I hope. I, Alice Porter, leave my ability to get to school on time to Bonnie Barnett who needs it. I, Shirley Porter, being of sound mind IPI do hereby bequeath to Peggy Porter, my sister l?l, my long hair and my position as head typist on the Bantam. I, Wilson Postell, would like to leave my ability to get along with the girls to Hugh Mims. I, Carlton Poulnot, do hereby leave to all of ole CHS my little bother . . . I mean brother!! I, Harry Redmond, leave all my ability to pass in Mr. Bailey's Geometry class to all lOth graders planning to take Geometry next year. I, David Reed, do devise and bequeath to any junior who will make use of it, my good luck in dating blonde Ashley Hall girls. I, John Reid being of sound mind IPI and body, do hereby relinquish my claim on old CHS. I do leave. I, Jimmy Richardson, do hereby leave my ability to sneak over the line in my subjects to some unlucky junior. I, Thomas Rhett, leave my ability to astound Mr. Gibbs with one-dollar words in any theme to any junior who has a dictionary. I, Marion Robinson, being of sound mind, do hereby leave the student council treasurer bag as I cannot take it with me. l, Ronald Rush, leave all my bad marks to Pete Wil- son. I, John Severance, by the grace of the Good Lord do leave . . . ifmimvww wwf -I I, Knox Shields, Jr., being of sound mind? leave my ability of getting in trouble to some poor upcoming senior. I, Allison Siegling, leave my remarkable salesman- ship ability CPI to next year's Co-Business Manager of the Annual, and Chesta Adams my Key Club member- shi . If Slann Legare Clement Simmons, being of sound, mind and body, do leave. ll hopel. I I, Tony Smathers, do hereby leave my ability Ito get to football practice on time to Stephen. Eyebrows Lee: providing he makes at least third string B football team, substitute waterboy next year. I I, Ruthie Starr, leave the absence of my talking in the library to Miss Triest, all the extra hot dogs in the cafeteria to Angela Lindfors, my corny jokes to Betty Hargreaves, and all my love to Mr. Seabrook. I, Jimmie Strickler, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave the Key Club Presidency to some poor soul who is willing to take it. I, Thomas Strickland, leave to any rising Senior my place on Senior Board. Good luck! l, Dwight Stuckey, leave my first free period to Bill Francis and may he be able to sleep late in the morn- ings and not have to come to school and study some subject in his free period. I, Harry Stullenbarger, leave my ability to do chem- istry and math to anyone who wants it. I, Fred Stuhr, leave .......... I, Marguerite Schmonsees Sylvia, being of sane mind IPI and sound body leave to my brother John, my ability to stay awake in Mr. Briebart's class. I, Frances Thomas, leave my seat in chemistry class to any junior who wishes it. I, Carol Thompson, leave my ability to flunk Mr. Griffin and pass Mr. Gibbs to Allison Hanna. I, Pierre Trenholm, leave to some noisy junior my ability to keep quiet in class. I, Genie Turner, leave my many excuses for getting out of English class, to Fred Brown and Phil Holcombe. ff I, Eleanor Van Ness, leave my nickname horse to Cargin Pinckney and Sarah Hanckel and my wonder- ful days at CHS to my little sister Elizabeth, in hopes that she will benefit from them as I have. I, MarKay Van Ness, being of sound I?l mind do hereby leave some junior scrouge head for Mr. Sea- brook to fuss with. I, Diane Vining, bequeath to Laura Black all the fun I've had in high school because of my stature and I hope that she enjoys the kidding as much as I have. I, Gloria Anne Webb, do hereby leave all of my won- derful times as football and basketball cheerleading to the up-coming cheerleaders. Also my good times at 4th period. I, Julius Weil, leave to my brother my dingle with Mr. Seabrook, as he will need it to pass. I, Julian Wells, leave my ability to graduate to Jerry Tribble and Donald McCarthy. I, Ann Ruth West, do hereby will my place in the National Honor Society to Marcia Figg, and to my sister my love for Mr. Seabrook and Sr. Math. To Betty Burn I bequeath my wit. l, Fred Williams, being of sound mind, leave my seat in Mr. Gibbs' English class, and my ability to get along with him, to Charles Country Strange, who will need it. I, Ann Wyrick, hereby leave my ability to sleep in English class to Angela Lindfors. X I, Betty Young, do hereby leave my position as cheer- leader to Laura Black and Cargin Pinckney and all my wonderful days at CHS to my brother Jack, in hopes that he will benefit from them as I have. I, Jean Youngblood, leave the presidency of the Girls' Block C Club to anyone who loves the Club andcrlflgat it stands for, also all the fund I've had here Gt . A FW R BABY PHOTOS CONTINUED ON PAGE 117 ' . I Q I 58 A UNDE RCLASSMEN The Sword Gate l-louse, built about l8lO, and presently owned and occupied as a private home, contains one ot the loveliest Adam ballrooms in America. lt is furnished with many fine antiques, and splendidly portrays the gracious living of an earlier era. The famous Sword Gates were made in Charles- ton in i838 by the celebrated Christopher Werner and installed in i849 for George Hopely, British Consul and wealthy merchant. 59 ' ,i ! l J U N I o R B o A R D ml M ,, al? ' l p CU'lI'll,l'lg , ,1 . , vv Q ,,.,. ,g i l' tr at f ' y ry l i lJr l ,Mop Jrfgra Dance 2, , -L :t+j.-wr it r 4 W i 1 t i i W Q, Q 'lips S is ifq-'ljxg 4 ,. H fflgl yi' lfrl JM T115 , iris! lwri l ll A lshltl 1 . gtsrsgi fa S .ff A ff rig agp. 4 . fl? l W fi w lx lllltlgaflll. i , , F New ,l ' 'T S , H ' lm, L ,l U .La 1 l ,B 4 if gl Ml, 1 Mfg f L 4 . 1 i . , 532 ' 'flif , as Q ffr wfl l - H , H 'rf law ? J .. 4 K, if -L wif. M5 g ml Q, twig W l l r J l t will Mlhllat s i , qiix me ,K ll l li 7 6 L as L Q ,ig s 4 , K filer, tl 1 it ww ' i i ,, 1 , ' is W, , ty 25335 mil ' ' 'J e K i ' Wgbii ing lllflf mil, ' mt X, X, we ,O ga Q55 rv 5 1 r by 'Gil W X' is gg, 'gi Q ,1 iff y ' ,1 'flu K 9 Wi 14: lg we s rr l L, fi 1 W Q WK r r lf 4 p 1 my HW, r v km, 5 l R W 'l i Sl' gi ,Q L tim r , Mr. H. G. Mencken Advisor , 'vii' QV, WM Betty West l Sec reta ry 'Caroline Pinckney Mariiane Handley D, MAX Treasurer D u Vice-President Hil- Fred Brown Dixie Wolcott t President IN-9-fThe Junior Board is the governing body of the Junior Class. It plans and conducts the program for promoting activities of the Junior Class. Projects are varied according W to the wishes of the students, faculty, and the principal. Funds obtained from these activities are used for the Junior-Senior Prom held in May and sponsored by the Junior Class. l l l l l J l l , . Betty BICUISB ,, 1 ' K -- 'ii ' ' A . ' f' ' ,QQLAA7 .ew Jilffl A J J ' ,Zee Vlrglnla Porcher rrfs:i,f,ff11m t f Beverly Parker M17 1' ,E , ' , , 1.:'f,,,.f' Edith Wheeler Mary Lee McCabe -'gn' 14 1 5 lj QL Z1 M E M B E R S irq l l 60 I i l I l -nr JUNIORS Chesta Adams Barbara Agee Charles Aldinger Sylvia Altine Warren Almand Sedemola Altman Frances Bell Gail Best Harry Bishop Betty Bicaise Barbara Blackmon Tommy Blizard Billy Bostwick Donald Bowick Jeanette Brandon John Branks Mary Ann Brewer Maurice Bridgman Donna Brinson Fred Brown Anne Buist Dottie Buse Cornelia Campbell Loretta Carson Edgar Cohen Henry Cole Harry Coombs Thomas Curtis Milton Demetre Carol Donner Joyce Davis Maybelle Deery Ruth Ellsworth ,aj I 1 ,5 ' Vik 7' ac! fig' JUNIORS Bob Evans Sidney Faress Patty Felton Marilyn Ferrell Michael Finucan Sarah Goethe dward Good eanette Griffin ? LL lfred Halsey 4214- fjfffyct Q'gl,:L' Marijane Handley Allison Hanna Barbara Hegwoad Patsy Hodges Philip Holcombe Ann Howard Helen Hubbard Miriam Hunt Patsy Ivey Larry James Jeanne Jacques Robert Johnson Sybil Johnson Douglas Johnston Anne Jones Larry Jones Sally Jones Helen King Myron Kramer Stephen Lee Lawrence Lucas John Lybrand -.eng C ' 1 JW ' F . 1 4 l l l l r ll 62 4 JUNICJRS Ann McSwain Clifford Mc:Keithan Norman Mathisen Gloria Massalon Hugh Mims Mary Ann Moore Eleanor Muller Ben Nance Sylvia Neally Peggy Nelson Marion Newton Catherine Oliver Beverly Parker Lonet Phillips Vasco Pickett Caroline Pinckney Virginia Porcher Peggy Porter Fred Richards Helen Richardson Carol Rittenberg Carol Roumillat Judy Sansbury Sally Seebeck Richard Simmons Bobby Smith Robin Smith Marlyn Smoak John Stamatiddes Charles Strange Lamar Sumler Robert Taylor JUNIORS Loydean Tennyson June Thomas Jerry Tribble Bill Turner Rose Mary Watson Anne Wehman Betty West Edith Wheeler John Wilbanks Sue Wilson Dixie Wolcott Sally Ann Ziegler Mory Ann Moorer s l l l l l l ual! SOPHOMORES Thomas Aldinger Elizabeth Anderson Arthur Arnot Marvin Berlinsky Laura Black Pete Boland Betty Burn Hurtel Cabell Ewing Carruthers Hinson Coker Samuel Corbin Bartow Culp Andrew Dickson Chris Drake Virginia Dosher Billy Ellerbe Eve Edwards Diane Feinberg Marcia Figg John Fletcher Jack Fontenot Bill Francis Richard Geohring Janet Grayson Carolyn Godwin Jennifer Grubb .Paige Halsey Sarah Hanckel Heyward Harvey Harry Herman Norma Hearne Bessie Howard Kay Hord Frank Hodges Donna Lea Hunt Ann Ji Hund Annie Laurie Jones Joseph Jordan Charles Karesh Robert Krell Martha Lesemann Robert Lockwood Samuel Lunney Syble Martin Donald McCarthy Bill Mclntosh Raymond Moats Penny Moore Patsy Munro Kay O'Brien Skipper Ogletree Arthur Orvin Olin Patrick Sophia Paulatos SOPHGMORES L, ., 1 , f - 4 ' Angela Redman , L fe-1 rf Q, , , Charlie Reeves :rf , li' 7-'--', ' ' K f e, ,:l g - ir zv Z :. 'ST' V 455 3 -gy, ggggy S LL my A Lal Frances Reeves 3 L LL , Carolyn Rhoads ,... L, , ,L wir, L ,.., L QL R SL, Margie Sanders V vm Q lf , wg 3 J:-fm 3 an R 5 L , , mia , fLL?': Nir M, 'N' Q A' L R e f l L . L ' PGH' SCWO , if L .L 'N lffiii 'L A . L , Ann Snowden 'iff ' ' lf 'Lj fa 'A ,ifffffk j David Somerstein md fn ' ff 'f-, A ,L .-'- ia, -fig: MG' Y Spell . - ' L, :eq f 'L,LLa,, ' L Z- -V egg - X h - ,.,1 J QM A L W N , J. V, L , L C arles Stilwell ,V I. ,,,, Y- , lx., 5 .1 lk Cf Av', ...,- f x k 1: ...,., -, . . - , , L L yy g e. - ,.,, ' , Qu.. Hr- My , L L BSGBGQ Slfobel , ff bail' L.. , ' V A ' 'F '-- . N ag! A I: v gg: LL M M .. k ia mv .V Nancy Stuhr l L 'lf lwqgl ll if 'Q-3 -r NOUCY SWQVY L R Anno TGYIOF rf v I 55,114 - L f7L,,V 1, if me Stephen Thomas , r -, 4,1 - fy: l l L 1 , L L3 - flag Q15 K A vm ,L QW Q L . 2 Q. QA Sandra Threatte - K W L f.2v 'jg2,,' 5 Lgegp, ' 5 w L A 7 A L lim fm fl in he Jean Tumef if ' MQW Vfllossakls ' A j' ' B, b ' L ' H I George Whiston - X . ' 'I VV A Maude Whiston . I L L 'L f ' 4 W T- fe l l R -gi 'isfgiag A ', ffigm pig 'K '7 ' . 3 L f i W Q f il l John WHSOI1 'II . ' Sarah Arm Woodard , I A Robert Zeigler 1 A' Josephine Reeves LN 1,5 l, , Q ,JU - , K 5 ..l fl ' 'YN ax. . I fii 9 si PY PRES:-:MEN First Row: M. Almand, M. Austin, F. Ball, B. Barnes, J. Bornette, M. Bell, M. Bell, R. Bell, A. Blocker. Second Row: J. Blume, C. Boland, M. Bonnoitt, W. Brewer, B. Brunson, A. Buford, S. Bunch R. Burns, A. Butler. Third Row: A. Clark, E. Clyburn, P. Cole, W. Cole, R. Coskrey, G. Craver, B. Cummings, B Dalton, A. Dawson. Fourth Row: R. Deery, S. deMore, A. Deitz, E. Douglas, O. Dowling, D. Doyle, S. Edgeworth D. Ellis, C. Frampton. Fifth Row: B. Gaskins, R. Glover, R. Gunter, G. Gwynette, M. Harbison, L. Harley, S. Harris, F. Hart, B. Houck. Sixth Row: M. Hayes, S. Helander, R. Wilburn. 67 UQ, FRESHMEN First Row: P. Hollingsworth, R. Hopkins, F. Hoshall, R. Howell, C. Johnson, R. Johnstoneaux, S. Kahn, B. Kane, K. Kennedy. b Second Row: M. Kinard, P. Lempesis, R. Maddox, J. Magoulas, C. Mappus, C. Martin, J. Martin, A. Mathews, l. McKeithan. Third Row: M. McKeithan, O. Mellis, A. Millar, C. Mizzell, E. Moore, J. Moore, J. Moore, V. Moskos, H. Moseley. Fourth Row: J. Murray, M. Nevils, J. Newton, A. Parler, S. Peters, B. Phillips, M. Phillips, S. Phillips, C. Poulnot. Fifth Row: H. Pye, P. Quattlebaum, A. Renken, C. Rhoads, G. Rittenberg, M. Sansbury, J. Sellers, C. Shannon, B. Shaw. Sixth Row: B. Schaack, K. Simmons, A. Smith, H, Smith, M. Smith, Melvin Smith, L. Smoak, S. Sodke, D. Stuhr. Seventh Row: E. Stuhr. 68 Hg FRESHMEN First Row: A. Tamsberg, B. Taylor, D. Thomas, H. Thomas, K. Tribble, W. Tumbleston, C Tuttle, B. Varn, H. Viohl. Second Row: P. Wall, S. Warren, A. Wehman, C. Wehman, R. Weil, S. Wetherhorn, B Williams, M. Woods, A. Young. Third Row: J. Young, P. Young, B. Zealy, B. Davis, T. Green, P. Drafts, J. Murray, A. Angel Homeroom 8-'l: Angus Baker, Helen Bohlen, Marshall Burns, Ada Carter, Diane Drose, Gordon Gantt, Gene Gill, Betty Hargreaves, Sandra Harley, Charles Jaques, Carolyn Jones, Dennis Jones, Doris Meyer, Jack Nebb, Clarence Ray, Sarah Reid, Joanie Retallack, Franklin Robson, Alice Rowell, Harold Thomas, Virginia Thompson, Harry Wig- gens, Janeal Wilson. Homeroom 8-2: Charlie Andrus, Billy Humter Key, Jr., Arvid Lesemann, Wilton Poulnot, Jr., Hoyt Richardson, Har- vey Smith, Jr., Larry Walker, John Wilson, Elizabeth Burk, Margie Caddefll, Sandra Clute, Irene F. Cobb, Carolyn Coleman, Margaret Eustace, Sue Frieson, Daphene Gaskin, Sivel Graham, Dottie Grooms, Olga Hilburn, Dianne Hurt, Betty Mae Jones, Louisa Kinloch, Eula Mae LeMacks, Bonnie Martin, Betty Parnell, Dianne Register, Norma Strick- land, Janet Williams. Homeroom 8-3: Davis Bridgen, Douglas Brown, John Farner, Henry Fogle, Holmes Haselden, Gerald Hodges, Ray- mond Holsclaw, Bruce Kendleigh, James Laird, Ralph Morris, Adria Akers, Jackie Collins, Margaret Cumbee, Emma l-laltiwanger, Carolyn McKeithan, Carrie Belle McKnight, Betty Reeves, Brenda Richardson, Kay Roberts, Betty Saulis- berry, Motte Simmons, Linda Smart, Lorraine Thames, Betty Walters, Mary Coates, Vivian Brewer. sig 43 2 Q A5 I it .M 1: JM 51 SX! 2 'Q i l ! i A ki I gg. gi fl ATHLETICS rn- W vr,-.-W' mee... W f- rw:-1-rf .1.--.----f.--P-.uv-.m.-,.1v-ww --W.--v-e---,-1.-5. -Q .,,. V FOOTBALL OOTBA . s . , e opening - hard-charging Bis -1 - nd feqm, the end of t - 1 t t and the seeon even term The Bantams d - eww . f fh son fo 5 - 1 ops -6 at alt was pla - i lf- - s hu .H.S. cause but the line ' - '- rtls and : 'm rgye .H.S. 26 'V' Y -5- put UP U SFS show 0 - f - s 'rit against the v red Tl ers but one ocked ex ra -- t and ana er nullified - a pena ty cost the B nta s the - . C l'l. ' f , 'I hal gn 0 RA , g o .,'Ye ,.: l'Fu I- he .. . 1- in f V gond I ll e . K a I PI T me C.H.S. 33 ST. ANDRE The 5'lflf0N'lS, featuring n ir-tig defense a d brilliant offense, rolled over the Roc r thei first win o the season. an :addition to the five touch ow score , two more were called ac . LL S C 0 R E S C.H.S. 20 BERKLEY 0 The Bantams blasted previously u ass in a clean and well-played game at Johnson CQOQH-sl - C.H.S. 6 3 Beaufor Q the lead in the rst qua Cl the lead to go - - de t the Bantams. .H. . COL 7 The Ba ams, ed by the exceptio a a ing of Bost- wick and ve runnin of Gehlk and Du racked. up their third victo ' ,A the s n - hey de the Capitals. C.H. 14 MDEN 20 The Bulldog ame from behind ' . last quarter to dge a Bantam team 4 agu byoo-vnigl, - ' umbles. The h :me score was 7-7. Th ga e- nded wi f 1 tams on am- den 1-yard line. C.H.S. 14 -- ER ' f 1 The Bantams finish f up their easo th the annual Thanksgiving Day -.1- with o River e Bantams led briefy 7-6 i he W' quarte' n trailed by only 18-14 late in t hir ut the Bl ls just had too much power. CHARLESTON COUNTY 2 'M ALL-STARS S 7 FROM C. H. S. Fred Stuhr Julius Weil T' 1 T chlll'Chiu cllffii Dusgse Blgkeney 74 -Q P T r T i 5 I ,,1...-v-ev-,-...................e V .- .. r- -,,,.,.f-..--...... -.. -.. ..-.... --.--q FOQTBALL TEAM Left to right: Fred Williams, David Reed, Tony Smathers, Stephen Lee, Julius Weil, Joe, Harvey McCormick, Johnny Dupree, Pat Burk- hardt, Everett Wixom. Second Row: Norton Abrams, Donald Moseley, Ike Barfield, Michael Altine, DuBose Blakeney, Freddy Richards, Churchill Curtis, Bill Francis, Jimmy Settle, Eddie Kleckley. Third Row: Assistant Coach Howe, Dwight Holmes, Bucky Hoffman, Bobby Shaw, Charles Strange, Bill Huggins, Avrum Kronsberg, Bobby Flowers, Billy Bostwick, Fred Stuhr, Rodney Westbury, Ricky Porter, Jackie Russell, Tommy Curtis, Coach Jack Adams, Bobby Chandler. d Q4 fihffw 0 In jjgefffflufz , 348 4 ' Eafzliafraff ganfama 76 My ,3c?.4fwz'0l Emi flze Bef? iiafjznw gtlffhdl Zfazzds Hawe W fffflfzlaffafaf l A l Coach-Jack Adams Coach-Claud Howe Fre End ill Hu End Put back ' Reed enter J J f-- - hill eg s-Tackle Cl, t t e I0 e al f Sl'ePh ill Fin s-End To - ubos Blake ey-Halfback Billy ostwl ffl: Fre Rich ds-Tackle 77 Cha ll Strong c '- Ton Sm A - - uard Nortell- ' s, ckle re ' tl uard GIRLS' GOLF L. Tennyson, E. Wheeler, B. Bicoise, S. Johnson, P. Moore, B. Howard, S. Seebeck, G. Massalon, A. Wehman, M. Volassakis, B. Williams. B 0 Y S ' G 0 L F T. Curtis, C. Curtis, A. Blackman, F, Farabow, B. Evans. 78 V my I l 4 I E l l l l l l l RELAY RACE CHS WINS THANKSGIVING RELAY RACE Howard Moseley Wins Ortmann Trophy Charleston High School's relay team took a slight lead in the first lop and held on grimiy to win the Knights of Columbus' annual Thanksgiving Day Relay Race this morning. The C.H.S. team completed the four-mile course on Murray Boulevard in the good time of l9:O6.l, somewhat slower than the l8:5O,2 which won the event for Rivers High last year. Bishop England, which finished second to Rivers last year, pressed the Bantams all the way today to again finish second in the time of 19:49. The Bishops were trailed across the finish line by St. Andrews, 21:01. Rivers, which retired the team trophy last year by winning the event three years in a row, finished last in the field of four, requiring 23:25 to complete the course. The Bantams' Howard Moseley copped the Rudolph J. Ortmann trophy for the fastest half-mile lap, running the distance in 2:l4.8. A small crowd, estimated at less than 800 persons witnessed the event which was run under virtually cloudless skies. The Bantams took a slight edge at the outset over the Bishops and the race became a two-team affair. The CHS edge remained very slight until the eighth and final lop, when Robin Smith widened the margin for the winners. Originally, five teams were scheduled to participate in the event, but Moultrie High School of Mt. Pleasant dropped out at the last moment. Carlton Poulnot receives Track Trophy for CHS First Row: Henry Viohl, James Robinson, Howard Mosely, Maurice Bridgeman Richard Goehring Second Row: Wickie Hawkins, Carlton Poulnot, Jerry Tribble, Robin Smith John Severance Coach, Morris Finklestein Amy V i i . . X Solly Seebeck Allison Hanna Ann Wellman Betty Bicoise Sybil Johnson Gloria Mossolon ,L W it 1 41 i l Front Row: Mary Valassakis, Allison Hanna, Sally I l Seebeck, Gloria Massalon, Ann Wehman, Sybil John- son, Betty Bicaise, Edith Wheeler. Bock Row: Mina Philipps, Alice Smith, Marcia Al- mand, Alice Blocker, Marilyn Smoak, Ruth Ellsworth, Linda Harley, Maxine Johnson, Carol Tuttle, Chesta Adams, Coach Miss Kathleen Pickett. BASKET B yfyygl t V ,ns 1 3, QE P6 ,, ' L. .. - -' ' 44' A ll xfwfl l l sovs 9 Front Row: Capers Poulnot, Creighton Framp- ton, Skipper Ogletree, Paul Scarpa, Kenneth Jones, Jerry Mogoulas, Gerald Rittenburg, Da- I vid Stuhr. ' Second Row: George Shier, Managerp Bill I Francis, Harry Coombs, Carlton Poulnot, Law- rence Lucas, Tommy Black, Allison Siegling, ' Howard Moseley, Richard Goehring, Murray l Bonnoitt, Manager. hird Row: Sonny Phillips, Allen Millar, Pur- N nell Orvig, Arthur Arnot, Fred Stuhr, Arthur Dietz, Ben Vam, Edward Good, Morris Finkle- tein, Coach. ALL I Tommy Block Fred Stuhr Carlton Poulnot Allison 5ie9'i 9 it Bill Francis Purnell Orvig Allen Millar 'Q Af .f W? Mm Q W A f, V ,WV .fi WN' 5 QM x ,F gf .. 4, sf' QE : ,Q ' x V' Q .,' E Q JS 1 KM Q , K A Q1 ag fgfs fix ex P Q 4 3 Simi iii wk 4 1' S ,rw N ,nk 2 g ,, L' M V 2 xii Y Nui V if , v' MZ Z. me .. Q y 4 ' ,gJ 'N gl W Ln .f Q R H Nw' , Q , . ' 4+ 3 A' H 9 ,H .V JF W 3: xg f 1 'ff f A u , , V42 ws.4 A? 1' . if , 53 l ,.., KL ,S -K 1 R, r ,wwgbf . 7: 2 VL dk' g , , fffliiki K' s k .Q , m , ' - W P f ffm N 2 5 ' MQ ,Q ' g ' X35 115 V I . Y it F ,W V, , f , xy wg A ' g V 3 H- v . W I ' 'A K Q G f fffmf 425 if 'ff xy , 1 ,. . A . 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YW xxx' fxyf f X xf 'v X 5.51, .W , 1 w 1 W: Ni 1.. ,Q wi Q55 NT! fi HS 1 L i H U' 2 41 ,L 1, I 1 K N4 is Q R X ,Q N, X Z A I f iod Ckarfedfon .jwli9A .SJCAOOK as 3 Cowf ,,,,,W,,,,,,,,, MISS C.H.S. ixie Wofcoff 90 4' MISS HI-MISS Jean Youngblood SNOW KING 84 QUEEN Pat Burkhardt 81 Betty Young HOMECOMING QUEEN Carolyn Nance KING TEEN Jimmy Strickler MISS DAR Janet Givner 9I J---Y-Y ---- --- -H - ....vw'f. .V-I-gnu-'H ...M-H-F------JJ E CLQ L i 'ish f J J Wi ii Q '1 -- W-ffV1-'Llr'fjf,fzgsyJ, is e ff fi is C in I fx e k - ii K POUND n Corlgzesident l l STUDENT COUNCIL Chesta Adams Maida Beichman Betty Bicaise Laura Black Tommy Black Ewing Carruthers Johnny Castcnes Elizabeth Cathcart Barbara Cumbee Elizabeth Clyburn Carol Danner Harry Doyle Janet Givner Jennifer Grubb Jeanne Jacques Holmes Haselden Robert Krell Stephen Lee Arvid Leseman Mary Lee McCabe Bill Mclntosh Allan Miller MEMBERS Mary Lou Murray Marion Newton Alfred Pinckney Clarence Ray Carol Rittenberg Gerald Rittenberg Kay Roberts Margaret Schmonsees Tony Smathers Ruth Starr Harry Stullenbarger Mary Valassakis Eleanor Van Ness Diane Vining Allan Wehman Betty West Edith Wheeler Bina Whetstone Betty Williams Betty Young Jean Youngblood .4043 'i t. l in il Q STUDENT COJNCI.. s The Student Council of the High School of Charleston is the student governing body, democratically conducted with a representative from each homeroom class. Offi- cers are elected each spring according to a procedure much like that used in local state and national elections. Meeting together, members work towards improving their school as a whole and solving the varied problems that arise. Through the practice of democratic principles, this student government offers a field where its mem- bers may develop intiative and practice enthusiastic citizenship. This past year may be remembered for many activi- ties. Problems concerning the whole school, such as changes in the Alma Mater, smoking privileges and the rights of organizations in selling supplies were success- fully solved. As in other years, the council was represented at the state convention and district rally. The group also spon- sored a car in the annual Christmas parade, maintained a lost and found department, awarded academic awards to outstanding seniors, and recognized the club which had given the most notable service to the school. Charleston High School's Student Council is a mem- ber of the National and State Association. Under the guidance of an understanding advisor, Solomon Breibart, the group makes every effort to uphold the standards of both organizations. OFFICERS Fred Brown Catherine Oliver Vice President Secretary Marion Robinson S. Breibart Treasurer Advisor A M. 4-wwf.,-.1 yt- 5. , -.,,n-.Q-Y,-1-7-7-rare,-mnwrs-':,:., Q-:L.t,:gTfe,,.,m:v,-,.vg-g,..v.,,,--,1,,,,3 , M.,A,.,,,,,g7.--7-fee...,,,,,,,,,,,..f-,511 ,K yyiv.,vw-SA-fxgmf-1-Q-.W-.?,,,m,,,.,:,:-Ou J Q MEMBERS Chesta Adams Maida Beichman Betty Bicaise Tommy Black Elizabeth Cathcart Harry Doyle Jeanne Jaques Mary Lou Murray Fred Brown President ' if ll INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Mary Lee McCabe Tony Smathers Edith Wheeler Mary Valassakis Jean Youngblood Jennifer Grubb Kay Roberts Eleanor Van Ness l i sv i 5 ' , JW if i eg-fly' mf' W A , cz , Q, .-be Y ,eff J., , - The inter-club Council is composed of 'one representative from each club in the school. The purpose of the club is to prevent conflicts in the extra-curricular activities of these or aniza Q - tions, and to give the many oragnizations equal opportunity in date and place selections. 96 ,.,f, . J f J wie' H S. Briebart l l i l 5 I .rj ......M....l-eh, M-.A,,, GLE E CLUB 'OFFICERS Mamie Harrison ..... ....., P resident Bill Huggins .......... Pl-lbliCil'Y Chdfman A Nella Mclntyre .................... Treasurer Jeanette Brdl1Cl0l1 .,---------- ---- S SCYENW Sylvia Altine Barbara Agee Homer Altine Eleanor Bentz Elaine Bunton Delores Beylotte Jeanette Brandon Barbara Burkhardt Alice Capps Loretta Carson Irene Cobb Jackie Collins Gail Coker Margaret Cumbee Hinson Coker Carol Donner Juanita Davey Virginia Doyle Anne Davison Sandra Demore Gertrude Driggers Rankin Doggett Carol Fowke Patty Felton Jeannette Griffin Sara Goethe Gene Gill Sam Grayson Henry Fogle Harry Herman Mamie Harrison Sandra Harley Betty Hargraves Dianne Hurt - Margaret Harbeson Barbara Hegwood Patsy Hodges Doris Weeks MEMBERS O Fred Hart Bill Huggins Annie Laurie Jones Anne Jones Sally Jones Betty Mae Jones Florence Kleckley Catherine Kaleondgis Jackie Leonard Eula Mae Lemacks Anne McSwain Jean Mixon Joyce Moore Carrie Belle McKnight Jocelyn Meyer Olga Mellis Marie Munro Norman Mathinson Marilyn Nevils Dalton Wilder Carolyn Nance Sue O'Rourke Anne Parlor Lonet Phillips Barbara Powell Angela Redman Elmer Rakose Jean Redeck Josephine Reeves Carol Roumillat Charles Riggs Mary Spell Norma Strickland Joyce Stokes Betty Ann Saulisberry Margaret Schmonsees Cas Siegling Robert Taylor Ann Wehman Nella Mclntyre I L l Q fl DRAMAT,ljgLMt'CLUB First Row, left to right: June Thomas, Suzanne Warren, Virginia Porcher, Lynne Higginbotham, Anne Ruth West, Brenda Richardson, Pat Perreault, Mae Farris. Second Row: Catherine Oliver, Diane Feinberg, Maude Whiston, Mary Ann Moore, Rosemary Glover, Carol Roumillat, Jeanette Brandon, Jocelyn Meyers, Paige Halsey. Third Row: Tony Smathers, Janet Givner, Stephen Lee, Larry James, Dwight Stuckey, Norman Mathison, Ewing Carruthers. Fourth Row: Marilyn Smoak, Linda Harley, Sybil Johnson. Fifth Row:'Ann Howard, Vice-President, Chesta Adams, Sally Ann Zeigler, Treasurer, Marijane Handley, President, Marion Robinson, Secretary. DRAMATIC CLUB The purpose of this organization is to strengthen responsibility among students, improve their co-operation, and to develop talent. Club member props and make lighting and sound effects. ' Through the efforts of our enthusiastic members, the Dramatic Society presented the play, The Christmas Rose, to the student body. The members of the cast were: Rosemary Glover, Tony Smathers, Mary Ann Moore, Stephen Lee, June Thomas, Larry James, Billy Ellerbe, and Lynne Higginbotham. The play was directed by Mrs. V. M. French. s have opportunities to act as well as design costumes, construct and paint scenery, scout about for SCENES FROM CHRISTMAS PLAY 'M-... .Q 1 l 1 T I l i 4 l L I i l 1 l l l 1 l i v i i 5 i l . l l ...-.,...,w.-aw-. .-L4 .,.. ,. LIBRARY There are two sections of our Library Club. One is made up of the students who work in the Library and are members of the South Carolina Student Librarians' Associationg the other is made up of representatives chosen from each homeroom. The two groups make it possible for the Library to be in contact with every part of the school. r- ' 5 .,.:. ., ,. ..,, Q Q ., OFFICERS CLUB A U1 :Rr if ,ie 4 S WJ, 1 ff , Q56 W , im 4 A mn, ,, 'fn ifyggmii, It J' I ,IIE I ri, . stylist, wifi il, iii' Hmm sa H931 si , H . 95? S i M51 :iff f Maida Beichman Bert Burn President I Y I Nancy Stuhr Vice-President Secretary LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ' tsl itrfrlgiil i . f Knox Shields A -' - s...:,E- . 1 if JS J ESP I t w X I '-.f kg! Ii,-,K .Im John Lybrand Janet Givner Anna Taylor LIBRARY REPRESENTATIVES Terry Kennerty Jeff Figg Charles Strange Kay Roberts Baynard Seabrook Sally Wetherhorn Mina Phillips Ann Ji Hund Betty Hargreaves Jerry Magoulas Barbara Hegwood Caroline Simons 99 Cornelia Campbell Marshall Sansbury Helen Hubbard Miriam Hunt Sophia Pavlatos Lynne Higglnbotham Annie Laurie Jones Slann Simmons Billy Key Richard Goehring David Reed Wilson Postell Treasurer 1. i. A .galsf ,, I xt ' wi Q22 J , 'rr l wig' , ,,., ,I.,IiIlt.2 it-ll , 1 'Wg' wil r George Whiston 1 will ls ii , ei Virginia Doscher i . 1 r if L Hrs W1 ya IKIEQ , A Af..-. ' , F .fe?l3EiirE1fE?1f? 'v-,Yiuf1Ir.1-- -e -., ,If -wif.-2-5-.fir-' ,. ,..,. , Molly McKeithan A ',l' I FIR? S George Dillard all CH Donald Bowick Jeanette Brandon President Ray Jahnstoneaux Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer The purpose of the Youth for Christ club is to give Christian young people an opportunity to worship together in school time and to witness for Christ. Membership is open to all pupils who are in- terested in Christian growth and fellowship. 1 Seated: Ray Johnstaneaux, Donald Bowick, Jeanette Brandon. Standing, first row: Emma Haltiwanger, Carol Ramillat, Ann McSwain, Dorothy Doyle, Brenda Richardson, Carolyn McKeithan, Hazel Smith. Back Row: Bill Mclnfosh, Dwight Stuckey, Harry Stullenbarger, Carrol Danner, Mrs. W. R. Meadows. .stmxtk ' sage' Kay Roberts Mrs. W. R. Meadows Inter-Club' Rep. Advisor lOO -Ad J 4 1 l 9 l l l W2 .u 1.-.-wage .-Lu .. . ll I' Sl mlb - 'A' l!H'e-llallltlfwm . . . I ' CHS SENIOR Y-TEENS ll fell- H The Charleston High Senior Y-Teens is made up of seniors and old members from previous years. Our purpose is to try and uphold the standards of the Y.W.C.A. and also to better ourselves spiritually and morally. The main proiects of the year are the Potato X Chip Sale, World Fellowship Week, Christmas projects, Ennbem cdhcu, President as well as many others. W 5- 1 f ,- A' W fiiizsl t lfziik 3 iii lt 1 ' ,I .3925 Y li'-575 Wil 'll 'lwlmll f,.1. 1 f rss, J ,Mg S 5, , sl K? 4 rt +1 8, X X t fl Maki ,mv mfg? nn' fl will Q wtf is llllllllw me w- l g Jn ' V '- lv, Mil' V W 2 MEMBERS Laura Black, Treasurer, Jackie Cash, Emily Green, Sarah Hanckel, Judy Hirschman, Martha Lesemann, Mary Lou Murray, Mary Lee McCabe, Caro- . line Pinckney, Secretary, Slann Sim- mons, Eleanor Van Ness, Markay Van Ness, Diane Vining, Anne Ruth West, Betty Young, Vice-Presidentg Lanette Barnes, Geneva Turner, Gloria Webb. Not Pictured: Evelyn Bohlen, Barbara Burkhardt, Carolyn Carroway, Shirley Porter. .. . .v,,,. ..,.,. .L ,Wm A ve... ,K ...,-., l 1 fl MJJUJ SENIOR J.H.A. bl Left to right: Sedamela Altman, Barbara Ellis, Sybil Hoff, Betty Young, Mae Farris, Gloria Webb. Standing: Beatrice Meyer, Miss C. Smith, Pat Booth, Jocelyn Meyer, Harriet Karesh, Maida Beichman, Pat Perreault, Alice Porter, Eleanor Van Ness, Evelyn Gunter, Elizabeth Cathcart, Mary Alice Browning. JUNIOR J.H.A. Jeanne Jacques, President, Sybil Johnson, inter-Club Representative, Patsy Hodges, Treasurer, Edith Wheeler, Secretary, Betty Bicaise, Vice-President. Left to right: Sybil Johnson, Patsy Hodges, Edith .Wheeler, Betty Bicaise, Jeanne Jacques. Second Row: Mary Valassakis Martha Lesemann, Sarah Ann Hanckel, Kay Horde, Annie Laurie Jones, Frances Reever, Janet Grayson, Donna Lee Hunt, Miss Adamsf Third Row: Allison, Hanna, Ruth Ellsworth, Anne Dawson, Carolyn Godwin, Gloria Massalon. Fourth Row: Gail Best, Nancy Swan, Norma Hearne, Mary Lee McCabe, Helen Richardson, Dottie Buse, Sarah Ann Woodard, Jeanette Brandon. 102 5.04, d .Qi I 1 I i J A l ll .ee-.,.'1.aa.,-:1i..f ,. . CHICKS PURPOSE AND GOAL OF THE Y-CHICKS The Y Teen purpose is to grow as a person, To grow in friendship with people of other races, religions and na tionalities To grow in knowledge and love of God. Our club purpose is to uphold the YWCA purpose, by providing tun, fellowship and character-building programs Janet Grayson Judy Sonsbury Gail Best Jeanett Griffin Betty Bicaise Ann Dawson Mary Spell Penny Moore Ann McSwain MEMBERS Joyce Moore Ruth Ellsworth Peggy Porter Lonet Phillips Carol Roumillat Sue Wilson Olga Mellis Maude Whiston Betty Williams Chesta Adams Edith Wheeler Jeanne Jacques Bee Bee Strobel Ann Howard Sybil Johnson Frances Bell Gloria Massalon Mary Valassakis 103 THE DE SOCIETY BATE Thomas Rhett President 2+ ,ff 4 X ek :fl fix? 'M i V :W Ml' i 51, ,fi is X F , 9 V waff, . ,r . Elf ff X ,M .f, .L an sw fur xi S11 31 X 'J git e ai? Y 9 ,gimp M W 2 2' f 5 fa was q 7 i V 92 'Ai fi 41 riff z all L bg X' ,, S , S , is L, E Q79 41453 Norman Muthisen Secretary I W max Q E,,,L N3 M523 ge ' .5 iii 'il 4? . is W iss 97 l 'W Y laik , 52 .GN QE if , six Um Ewing E. Carruthers Treasurer -BAN William Mclntosh Vice-President Y 1-yfeiiwrw - ff L mi 1. R S' mari 'nga fm is -H ,Zi M fum if ,M 1 iw gm' lr me 5, V M, f M wi 'fslirh r,i,,,,M,,,ff,ia we ,ss--,., , .- -,Wa L, .ess 71 .- ffs5,:,7,,:, J,-ffjff 1 ,kgjjsrfi f ix., Q: 2 iii: ,-il, -,-,Sr 2, l X232 2 ' : Ufvilif 5 . 4, ff ivisie - f TWG :.',5?!.! i , W ig 113123 5531: , 35 Q His- i' 'lf ' -A H ,i smfgffilil- vi, iv ieiili ffgmlfif new f f, W' ,55f ' ii em f, HW, I---My 'Dsl ' ,,ysws.:k,vX'?3mx1c., Y. srl? Harry Sfullenbarger Mrs- D. 5iM.lIlS Delegate-at-Large FOCUHY AdVlS0 TAMETTES Wanda Tumblesron, President, Vasiliki Mosko, Vice-President, Sally Weatherhorn, Secretary: Pat Fogle, Treasurer, Joan Bloom, Mary Bell, Louise Smoak, Rosemary Glover, Linda Harley, Barbara Cummings, Sandra Edgeworth, Berta Mathews, Mina Phillip, Carroll Tuffle, Palsy Cole, Sandra Rates, Francis Lamb, Betty Grimes, Ann Renken, Suzanne Warren, Berry Ann Zealey, Sandra DeMore. , io4 '-4... - -all fi 1 l 1 -l l l S 8 IQ 6 .,. . ,Az ..-s- ., 1.nl..--nr-d.,. . ,A N D Marion Austin, Teddy Cchen, Jeniffer Grubb, Linda Harley, Capers Poulnot, Patricia Quattlebaum, Helen Richardson, Marshall Sansbury, Anna Taylor, Henry Thomas, William Turner. Not Pictured: Mamie Harrison, Franklin Robson, John Lybrand, Donald Ellis. fs .-.f - 'i if i 'Vila - 1 Anna Taylor ...... Helen Richardson Marion Austin .... Lk? 105 Teddy Cohen ....... OFFICERS Jennifer Grubb ...... ...... .........Presidenf .....Vice-President ..........Publicily ...............Treasurer Stud. Coun. Rep. , .......,,,,.,..,.,,,...,,,,.,, ,.,,,. . ,....,....s.. ..,... Y,....,-.. . . ,,., ,,,, , , , fr:-vii:-.-p.r:,,:f -...Y Z- .-.- X HI- CLUB 'V X B ,K PURPOSE OF HI-Y FELLOWSHIP The Hi-Y fellowship program at Charleston High ' School was founded 35 years ago, making ir one of the first in the country. The purpose of the National Hi-Y Clubs is to bring together in a great national movement a club which accepts the national purpose of he Hi-Y Fellowship. This program is set up to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y clubs strive to fulfill the objectives of the Young Men's Christian V Association in building Christian Personality and a more Bm Francis-uma hmm---President Christian 50CiefY- Tony Smerhers ...... ...... V ice-President Bill Turner ........... .....-.-.- S ecretury Stephen Lee ............... ............. T reasurer Thomas Strickland ...... ............-..'. C l'lClDlCllV1 Freddy Richards ...... ....... S ergeont-GT-AfmS Left to right: John Rogers, advisor, Bill Francis, Tony Smathers, Bill Turner, Stephen Lee, Thomas Strickland, Freddie Richards, Philip Holcomb, Maurice Bridgeman, John Stamatidies, Ray Minnis, Pete Boland. Absent when picture was made: Gilly Dotterer, Cas Siegling, Locky Brown, Jimmy Platts, Billy Bostwick, Sam Corbin. 106 ..,,,.,g l l l l 4 l l l l l l I H l 4 1 ...,..--Aix-rl!-SLhw'1I,fn19g.s , '---f' A r :'1 ' ' ' KEY CLUB ,w'r,,, ir we Kneeling, lett to right: James Mothewesp Billy Bostwick, Jimmie Strickler, Ford Farabow, Paul I I Standing, first row: Tommy Curtis, Churchill Curtis, Allison Siegling, Carlton Poulnot, John SeveranNSEll,lEdward'Elt5iEi5lM!Richard GoehrlnQ- Standing, second row: John Reid, Pat Burkhardt, Fred Richards, Tony Smathers, Larry James. ' Standing, third row: William Haltiwanger, Harry Doyle, Paul Hund, Harry Bishop, Bill Mclntos-h, Bill CVIUYISS C- Bolgeff Advisor Fourth Row: Marvin Berlinsky, Charles Stillwell, John Mathewes, Philip Holcombe, Tommy Black. llll Under the sponsorship and assistance of the local Kiwanis Club, the its best to live uP T0 its motto We Build. Being the only service club of its kind in the school, it renders all to the school and community. These projects include publishing the football programs, the of the Homecoming ceremonies, help- ing the Christmas Welfare Drive by distributing baskets to be filledjfllWiQhsll tood, keeping the school trophies polished, iisng,Mslllglfc repairing benches, and sending delegates to the district conventi,gWggQlg53iM.ll' Also, the club sponsors two banquets a year. One members, faculty, and club presidents, and the last in honor of the parents of the new members. , lrillfi ig .lli.l F' illlilllil. I t' l 'rl-IE 1954-1955 TERM Jimmie ............................................... . ........... .......... P res-dent Billy Bostwick ........ .................... Vice-President James Secretary and Treasurer Ford Farabow ......... il .... .-..-.--------- ------ S F - Di eCl'0l' Fred Brown ,---,. ,-.-- ......... .l l' . DlfECl'Ol' Pqul Scgrpg .-------,---.,,,.,,, ,...... S Opl'l. Dll'ECl'Ol' Mr. Charles C. Bolger ..... 107 ...,.......Advisor GIRLS B XX ll C Edith Wh I f N N. ' f .,.U . x 4' aww,-I 1 1' 5 , I-I' , Q J ' W J ' MEMBERS , A . . 'i ' ,V 'H tw B. Bicaise J. Givner K. Pickett M. Valasskis A. Hanna I Advisor M. Van Ness A. Wehman ., X - LO LUB OFFICERS Jean Youngblood .............................................. President Sybil Johnson ........ ........ V ice-President Barbara Howard ........ ..................................... S ecretary Sally Seebeck ......... ....................................... T reasurer ee er ..... ........ S tudent Council Representative G. Massolon M. L. Murray E. Cothcart 4. I 1 .. 4 The purpose of the Block C Club is to promote sportsmanship through athletics. The projects for the year included promotion of intra-murols and social activities. The club sold sweat shirts to help 'contribute to the building of a trophy case for the gym. CK 0-1u44r,:.15n?..afi.- ,. . . M. Finklestein Advisor BOYS BLOCK l l ' ' C L U B OFFICERS Morris Finklestein ..........-...--.------ ---- ------ A Cl Vl50l' Billy Bostwick ....... --------- P resident Julius Weil -,.,,A ,,,,,,,,,,.,,...... V ice-President Sam Grayson ...... ............. S ecretary and Treasurer MEMBERS: Norton Abrams Churchill Curtis David Reed Tommy Black Tad Boland Dickie Boykin Pat Burkhardt Johnny Castanes Tommy Curtis Milton Demitre Bill Francis Bill Huggins Sonny Phillips Carlton Poulnot Fred Richards Paul Scarpa Tony Smathers Fred Stuhr George Shier Fred Williams :.:2:fQ-5, . - We fififiis-52313 J, 4 , I 5 1 T I ti Y l , , , .si , , 1,'I Ei e 1 ' ,hs i QV A 'slit 6 . . . , Umar i I, 0, -1 J,ux,5lefllf' sp ,si M a ,,, J? i ,ge 1. 2,52 f f L 4, ' r H up it , Will, it I ' ' Qtr! V . d :'-:fr ,V rv ' 1 'TEL ,oB' fteeswp - T .f wtf r 'fiiflgefift W' if I , sn! , '9,:?,: ' 2 H li iii ft' f , 2 ffv .,. X , jfs f,3wj'1l, ,. H: 1, l ish frm r-'L ,tt -' we 4 is The Boys' Block C Club is I 4 ,- sffw w . 1 vw 1 at N s W 5 1,z.iz-tflt ,fm ,-:f,l,:f:f made up of boys who have won a letter in one or more of the major sports, sponsored by the school. The members of the club undertake to promote better school activities, as well as raise C.H.S. to the top in inter-scholastic sports. Some activities sponsored by the club are the volley ball game between the girls and teachers, the Christmas formal, and the Jr.-Sr. basketball game and dance. The main projects of the year were furnishing the school with a water cooler, putting remote controls on the scoreboard and helping to pay for a trophy case for the school. 1 - 1 3 N TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jacqueline Cash ,O,.. I ' - 75511:-..'5:fQ9 4536. iii'ft. in ,i 'Li .- ii. .1 Q31 gg ,, V, iii. . si. I. . fflzii jg ,gig ,V gm wvl' it ' , 5533 ? . ,O ,, .ig Mariiane Handley Virginia Porcher Marion Robinson Tony Smatllers Jimmy Strickler Ann Ruth W Dixie Wolcott Jean Youngblood Q MGD V53 I NATIONAL f , HONOR SOQETY E 45 Q' ' Q The National Honor Society pin pictured above, shows the tour cardinal principles, Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, on which the organization is based. All members and pledges are chosen on these four principles. Selling school supplies to C.H.S. students was a project of the society. College Day, when representatives from colleges and universities throughout the Southeast visit the school, is an- other event sponsored each tall by the N.H.S. Honor Banners are presented each marking period to the upper and lower school classes having the largest percentage ot students on the Honor Roll. This year the State National Honor Society Convention was held in Aiken. Meetings of the society are held the second and fourth Tuesday evening ot each month under the guidance of Mrs. J. H. Bailey, advisor. Ruth Starr Judy Hirschman President Vice-President l : ?:i'.Q??i?':H?iE.:3iQ5i: QV: ':. : -.xiii -,324-1:si5:iE'il .: 'wt sf. '?f1.f,g.' sift f f. f 515,195 f i ff, -f:s':,Q?.z.i:'is 'z - fi 5 5 4-: '1w S . Janet Givner C. Bailey Secretary Advisor M .Ax ,wr .Js..nb:- 'S -A.-.1 .. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Janet Givner Sally Zeigler Dixie Wolcott Mariiane Handley President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Last Row: D. H. Meadows, Sponsor, Frances Reeves, Frances Thomas, Maida Beichman, Mae Farris, Markay Van Ness, Patricia Booth Eleanor Van Ness, Ann Howard. Second Row: Maude Whiston, Annie Ruth West, Eleanor Muller, Marion Robinson, Wanda Tumbleston, Barbara Cummings, Sandra Edgeworth, Sara Ann Woodard, Carolyn Godwin, Harriet Dudley, Harriet Karesh. named for Henry O. Strohecker, a former principal of of South Carolina. The Charleston High School Future Teachers Club is Charleston High School ond now registrar of the University This club was organized in the Spring of I949. The main purpose ot the club is to encourage and help of the year is cadet teaching in the city elementary schools state F.T.A. Convention. young people plan for teaching as a career. The project and in the high school.'They plan to participate in the lll Jeoallep :Milf-ag OF Kathleen Pickett FICIALS CLUB Il 12 1 10 2 Allison Hanna, Barbara Howard, Jeanne Jaques, Gloria Massalon, Anne Wehman, Mary Valassakis, Gail Best. 9 3 8 4 7 s Advisor .V ul.,-J K H filf me X s ,I , ,wit ,iv M 1 ,Ls 1 ff A 4, 1 1 ,115 ,F '1 5 bl'l , 1 1 Hgh 1 5, 11313, , 514, 'gflfi A' Ji Vi ' will 1-wk it 'M , ,. 1 1 .1 , 11 if 1 W 1 The Officials Club is an organi- zation for girls who are interested in becoming officials for the various sports. The club's projects are to help officiate at games on play-days, ond at intramurals. The officers are: President .................... Sally Seebeck Vice-President ............ Betty Bicaise Secretary .......... ...... E dith Wheeler Treasurer ....... ...... S ybil Johnson KsN ix KJ B 1 H2 AS l l l l l 1 1 l l l 1 1 l 1 il l 1 l l l l '1 l 1 l 1 l '1 l l l l 1 l l A ,..- .....1.. J.---wg. , THE BANTAM GOES TO PRESS Selling Ads Writing Copy Mdkillg DUMIYIY The Bantam goes to press! And the editors and staff members breathe a sigh of relief. The headaches and problems are over for a while. But The Bantam isn't all headaches and problems. Mingled with the hard work and worry are laughs 'and good times. The Bantam workers share many invaluable experiences. They laugh together over almost nothing, mourn together when the deadlines are here and the copy isn't, eat together when they are half-starved and then anything tastes good. ln the winter they freeze in the late afternoons when the furnace is off, in the summer they swelter. But every one enioys it. There's something about newspaper work that gets in your blood and you can't stop even if you haven't time or energy-you find it. The Bantam must go to press! And go to press it does. Sometimes it's a long, slow road that's hard to travel, other times it's as easy as cutting across the corner lot. But somehow, someway, the staff makes the deadline, the presses roll-the Bantam rolls off. First Row: Catherine Oliver, Feature Editor, Marijane Handley, News Editor, Marion Newton, Co-Editor, MarKay Van Ness, Co-Editor, Judy Hirschman, Circulation Editor, Dixie Wolcott, Advertising Manager: and Miss Albertine Moore, Faculty Adviser. Second Row: Judy Sansbury, Marilyn Smoak, Allison Hanna, Maybelle Deery, Diane Feinburg, Carolyn Godwin, Jennifer Grubb, Sarah Ann Woodard, Frances Reeves, Maude Whiston, Janet Grayson, Peggy Porter, Eleanor Muller, Emily Green, Gail Best, Carol Rittenburg. Third Row: Martha Lesemann, Nancy Swan, Mary Lee McCabe, Norma Hearne, Betty Bicaise, Stephen Thomas, Sarah Ann Hanckel, Gloria Webb, Jeanette Brandon, Shirley Porter, Eve Edwards, Jean Turner, Sybil Johnson. Fourth Row: Larry James, Business Manager, and Teddy Cohen. ll3 .W -W - -- -if-at f .. 1:q. f:g.'..z-4Q,,.,,p.,..,,.i'.,,,.1::Jrg,-',,. V ff ' ' ...'-...Z--1 TIT W - --,w:-,l- I:Qge5a,.3f35g,.ffgvigw. m-:fm--F w ANNUAL 1955 Eleanor Van Ness Ford Farabow Co-Editor Co-Editor John Reid Co-Photography Editor V-v. J Plotting ,Ah Webb Allison Siegling Manager Co-Business Manager l s Mary Lou, Murray Miss Mae B. Walsh Subscription , Advisor . ,-- ,,.-,, l Dreaming Scheming v Planning ll4 A3 E A I - 1 LITERARY STAFF GF 1955 CHARLESTCDNIAN Seated: Allison Siegling, Gloria Webb, John Reid, Eleanor Van Ness, Ford Farabow, Mary Lou Murray, Betty Young, Advisor Mae B. Walsh. Second Row: Harriet Dudley, Patty Quattlebaum, Janet Givner, Ann Howard, Shirley Porter, Carolyn Nance, Emily Green, Geneva Turner, Beverly Parker, Nella Mclntyre, Margaret Sylvia. Third Raw: Elizabeth Cathcart, Pat Booth, Faye Ball, Pierre Trenholm, John Severance, Pat Burkhardt, Tony Smathers, Jimmy Strickler. ADVERTISING STAFF GF 1955 CHARLESTONIAN I Seated, from left to right: Marilyn Smoak, Patty Quattlebaum, Maida Beichman, Markay Van Ness, Carol Rittenburg, Mary 'Lee McCabe, Caroline Pinckney, Mary Lou Murray, John Reid, Betty Young, Ford Farabow, Eleanor Van Ness, Gloria Webb, Allison Sieg- ling, Eleanor Muller, Frances Bell, Judy Sansbury. Standing: Mae Farris, Hugh Mims, Jacqueline Cash, Catherine Oliver, Marijane Handley. lI5 qr1:rw.f...-- Q.,-.fnyf-1.,-ff.-V K--Ar: ve, if f gE ffgI'itil'-Y3S'ifEf'QZg'.F?15ILQi?'1 rM fl-'553ET'L,.' llL-wwg:,-'wrf-f- ef ,i -3,Q11g,3.fxggff4-5g.,- --'T-r37q.3'wyntm're2.-2QZZh22 U- f Q , 2 S . ,gm f , MS 2'i2?EE' i a? ?E'3EQi:Q5,s:i5 A2 is Qs' ,.-gg? , E ve W ,L KK 5 L . 1 'Q'- ' Q Q. 5 L, s . ,Q 5 mv. 2 5 as in ? Lip-gf 5 5 5, 11' 2 ai En 1 5 w I , 1 5 W 1 A H. km 5 . : 5-gk, , M ' Y ' , ...Y E f A 5 :xl 5 Li ' x ,V,.. , gm . ,QM I X . .. Ji' ' T 9,34 - Qu.. 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