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

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ADMINISTRATION pages 6 through H CLASSES pages I2 through 67 ACTIVITIES pages 68 through 93 ATHLETICS pages 94 through IO9 MISS C. H. S. CONTEST pages HO through H3 WE HONOR THESE page H4 THE STAFF SPEAKS page H5 BABY PICTURES pages H6 through H7 THE ALMA MATER page H8 ADVERTISEMENTS pages H9 through . . . THE DAY BEGINS R. x-. 1- X. ,E - X- .5 f 'N -. 1 L.. 1.1. -41 L-. gg, 1 Q M '1 9' l ' f 5 f 5 XQ X X Y ,fb A A,,. ,.A-AA 1 -- : -'f ' ' X'Xl li lf!K'xf!'!?!1lxMN-N:-1 . 'A! Q Q ' Xusei!fm!!!me!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!5!l!!!!!!!1!1!!!!!fQs!sseslsssesseefsss-:asm ,I f - W , ' j ' A Q T Im I HI SCPDU OF cHA12 Les Nt x iqi---.K A vunhii pd -5 . x L N . W - XX 35 N Q - H fh ,-hX f m fl i 1 1:-' f T2 -.ff 4 L',, E f fall ll llfn QP l illlmll il . X f al!!! - ff Q . J .. 5 N m nf H Q ' xx L w DMI N I STRAT 1 The Day Begins D I .ir 5 Interlude The Brass , -Ki :mi - 1 If T5 If H5 VP Mtg yr , 'Q' 3? -9' 3 3 ,Q I -u 2iPX's K R. iWi'M'L W was L N45 as-x W4 t x N K , , fx , iv!-si k 5' s x 1' W1 ' . 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Northwestem University WQMCMW DORETTA SPORTS R. N. Baker Memorial Hospital Joi-iN SUGHRUE A. B. College of Charleston M. D. Medical College of South Carolina LINA HILSON Dietitian tg EMMA NOLAND Secretary E .wwf li... -1 , . 1-..-.f..-..w.,1,. -..l... ... - I-N 0.3 ,. .0-J,u- nl' is . HELEN G. ADAMS CHARLES C. BOLGER B. S. Columbia College B. S. The Citadel M. A. University of North Carolina M. S. University of Georgia ST. CLAIRE ANDERSON EMILY BOTTIMORE A.B. Winthrop College B. M. Converse College A, M, Duke University Juilliard School of Music, New York City CECILE M. BAILEY MATTIE L. BRADBURY A. B. College of Charleston B- 5- UnlVef5lfY of GEOFQFO M.A. Teachers College--Columbia University M.F.A. University of Georgia h FACULTY MEMBERS INFLUENCE AND A I sf' MORRIS FINKLESTEIN 5 SOLOMON BREIBART A. B. College of Charleston M.A. University of N. C. LAWRENCE R. BROWN B. S. Southeast Missouri State College M. S. University of Wisconsin B. S. Newberry College M. A. Peabody College HARRY M. GAMBRELL B. S. Newberry College J. EARLE GRIFFIN B. S. Citadel HERBERT M- BURN. JR- M. A. Duke University A. B. College of Charleston L. L. B. University of 5. C. ETTA MOSEILEY DORN EMILY V. JACKSON B. S. Coker B. S. College of Charleston i1t.N.Br5gw- I no gl 1 w- -J - x v- f C. H. JAMES HENRY G. MENCKEN A. B. Westem Kentucky State College B. S. College of Charleston B. S. C. Bowling Green College of Commerce ALBERTINE MOORE JAMES V- I-ARKIN A. B. Winthrop College B. S. Davidson College M. Ed. University of S. C. M.M.E. Florida State University DEMOVELLE H. MEADOWS A. B. Judson College OLD LEADERS OF TOMORROW EDNA C. PARHAM A. B. Anderson College M. Ed. University of S. C. KATHLEEN PICKETT B. S. College of Charleston DAISY MAE ROBERTS A. B. College of Charleston M. A. Duke University SARAH G. SANDERS E. C. SEABROOK B. S. Citadel DORIS N. SISTARE A. B. Winthrop College CHARLOTTE H. SMITH B. S. George Peabody College CAROLINE L. TRIEST of Charleston T. MARSHALL UZZELL A. B. Wake Forrest M. A. Columbia University J. IRWIN WALLACE A.B. College of Charleston M. A. Syracuse University MAE BOWDEN WALSH B. S. North Carolina State Teachers College . M. A. University of S. C. WILLIAM R. WATSON A. B. Wofford A. B. College of Charleston University M. A. University of S. Crvff M575 - ll W ,- ll .. .H ,- is E Q CLASSES. Seniors of work at lunch of play 'Q lm ?-MA 7 5 E lfmkx 4 ,Q-K.f f X -33.43 Q A a ill, lm: IIVZT' :QI L' ' . Q 1' X3 t Q , xx K, , ' NS.. X ...XXRX .n.., ig. , Q- .wir Q 1. Sx g 10 - if ., - .5 4 . xg. Q , ',.,Q M. if ' 5 A J :e'.v!..x- X: X0 Q ' .5 an ip. 1-',, N1 I 'X N ESE OAR - r PRESIDENT i Tommy Black OF l VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Philip Holcombe Dixie Wolcott TREASURER ADVISOR Edith Wheeler -F ' . Cecile Bailey Dow QS' 5 'ie i 59 ,.-. 1' 'fr '94 Q 0 I -Qjlig z K-np T7 S -4 E .KA ewan-rA Ab in 4' Q oo Q? lk 70 y 4050 X simon nomo i . . . B chem Adams The Charleston High School Senior Board is com- Jeanette mndon posed of two representatives from each homeroom class and elected officers chosen by the seniors at ' the beginning of the year. Just as the student council is the center of the ' student body, the board is the center of the senior class. All projects that include the class as a whole are taken up at its meetings. Money from this year's projects will be used to l leave a gift to the school. The advisor for the year's group is Mrs. Cecile M. Bailey. Fred Brown . MEMBERS Maybelle Deery I' Bill Francis Ann Howard pu,-neil Qrvig Judy Sansbury l Al ,sw I Q ,. n N wr. . 6791 ,ww . . . X -fXgX ' X Q WS. K - Xwfx X nw 3 Q- Xf X 'f ,--57 - wt - XX X-X 'f X E X -X gag' X ? X x X , X4 v, f w X X ' if X 'f- 1, fix: 'T- X X X ' Xglh- , xX k ' K xt A X V wx 4 I , , k , K x , X- ,Aff 'ww Alf X, X 'mmf X I f f ' '5 X f, A X x Xf - X : XM, - 'H XX' A X.. 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Q -E Xysf' 'XX A A -w, J- 'xv ' y X 1 .W- - ,jk Xi 'G X ,wx fp A - .,-G : - ' -K., A at 'AQ N of ' Mx W 0' ', . - F JV' ,, 5' lx ' 'J' ' IQ .wyw X 1 'X Q l X 3:9 Y 4 pk . 321 YE? fl' gwwff x 3, 53' S CHESTA ANN ADAMS Student Council '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, Dramatic So- ciety '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Variety Show '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, Afternoon Sports '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Student Council District Rally '52, '53, Stu- dent Council Association of Charleston County '54, '55, Secretary of Student Council '53, 54, Basketball Varsity '53, '54, '55, State Student Council Conven- tion '53, '54, Swimming Team '53, '54, '55, '56, Y Teens '53, '54, '55, '56, Coker Playday '54, '55, Miss CHS Contest '54, Block C Club '55, '56, J.H.A. '55, '56, Free Throw Tournament '54, '55, Junior- Senior Basketball Game '54, '55, BARBARA AGEE Homeroom Secretary '51, '52, Homeroom Treasurer '51, '52, Future Teachers of America '51, '52, '53, Red ross Representative '52, '53, Y-teens '52, '53, '54, '56, Glee Club '53, '54, '56, Afternoon Sports '53, '54, '56, JHA '55, '56, Youth for Christ '55, '56, Annual Staff '55, '56 CHARLES SCOTT ALDINGER Science Club '51 '52, Poetry Prize '51, '52, Literature Prize '52, '53, Dramatics Club '52, '53, '54, Spanish Club '54, '55, Hi-Y '55, '56, Hi-Y Basketball '55, '56. if fiifgif HUWARD WARREN ALMAND Bantam Staff '52, '53, '54, '55, Exchange Editor '52, '53, Free throw tournament '53, '54, '56, Debate So- ciety '55, '56. SEDEMOLA R. ALTMAN Aftemoon Sports '51, '52, '53, Glee Club '51, '52, '53, C.Y.O. '51, '52, '53, Science Club '52, '53, '54, Latin Club '52, '53, Speech Club '52, Dramatic Club '52, Basketball Team '52, Spanish Club '53, Cheer- leader '53, Block B Club '53, Senior .l.H.A. '54, D.E. Club '54, '55, '56. F HELEN JEAN BARNETT Liturgical Choir '52, '53, Glee Club '53, '54, Library Representative '54, '55. LANNETTE BARN Cheerleader '51, '52, '53, 4-H Club '51, '52, '53, J.H.A. '51, '52, '53, Secretary '51, '52, Glee Club '52, '53, '54, '55, Hi-Ring Club '53, '54, Vice-Presi- dent Class '53, '54, Latin Club '53, '54, May Court '54, Miss Sock-Hop '54, Y Teens '55, '56. BONNIE BARNETT Glee Club '52, '53, '54, Youth for Christ '52, '53, '54, Red Cross Representative '52, '53, T.B. Representa- tive '52, '53. rLAss or 12,57 u ,w7 7Wf4,f,7ff' FRANCES LEGARE BELL F.T.A. '51, '52, Bantam Staff '53, '54, '55, '56, Ban- tam Homeroom Representative '53, '54, '55, After- noon Sports '53, '54, '55, Dramatic Society '54, '55, Jr. Y Teens '54, '55, Senior Y Teens '55, '56, J.H.A. '55, '56. ELIZABETH PAUL BICAISE Aftemoon Sports '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Library Representative '52, '53, Free-Throw Tournament '52, '53, '54, '55, Varsity Basketball Team '53, '54, '55, '56, Tennis Team '53, '54, '55, Block C Club '53, '54, '55, '56, vice-President '55, '56,' Officials club '53, '54, '55, '56, Vice-President '54, '55, Honor So- ciety '53, '54, '55, '56, Treasurer '54, '55, Y Teens '53, '54, '55, '56, Secretary '54, '55, J.H..A. '53, '54, '55, '56, Vice-President '54, '55, '56, Junior Board '54, '55, Inter-Club Council '54, '55: Student Council '54, '55, Miss C.H.S. Contest '55, '56, Quill and Scroll '54, '55, Secretary and Treasurer '55, 56, Co-Captain of Basketball Team '56. HARRY STEVENS BISHOP Science Club '51, '52, Homeroom President '52, '53, A Red Cross Representative '52, '53, Youth for Christ A - '52, '53, Bantam Representative '53, '54, '55, B Football Team '53, '54, Varsity Football '54, Basketball Free-Throw Tournament '53, '54 '56, Key Club '54, '55, Trampoline Team '54, '55, '56, Volleyball Team '54, '55, Tumbling Team '54, '55, '56, Hi-Y Club '55, '56, Track Team '55, '56, Swimming Team '55, '56, Hi-Y Convention '55, '56, '56, T 1 A '53, , '55. Reunion Committee '55, '56. LAURA ANN BLACK Afternoon Sports '52, '53, '54, Library Representa- tive '52, '53, Student Council Representative '53, '54, '55, Y-Teens '53, '54, '55, '56, May Court '53, '54, Bantam '53, '54, Student Council District Rally '53, '54, '55, Miss CHS Contest '54, '55, Y-Teen Treas. '54, '55, Y-Teen Contest '54, 55, Teen Canteen Board '54, '55, Citizenship Day Representative '54, '55, Class Secretary '55, '56, Annual '55, '56, Sr. Y-Teens Centennial Chairman '55, '56. s ff fy BARBARA ANN BLACKMON Future Teachers of America '51, '52, Afternoon '51, '52, '53, '54. THOMAS BENJAMIN BLIZZARD, JR. Distributive Education Club '54, '55, '56. W ,. P' , ' JOHN THOMAS BLACK Team Football '51, '52, '53, Hi-Y Club '51, '52, '55, '56, Varsity Baseball '52, '53, '54, '55, B Team Basketball '52, '53, '54, Key Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Spanish Club '53, '54, '55, Student Council '53, '54, '55, '56, Varsity Basketball '54, '55, '56, Block C Club '54, '55, '56, lnter-Club Council '54, '55, '56, Tennis Team '54, '55, President of Senior Class '55, '56. THE SENICDR Sports WILLIAM MAN ER BOSTWICK B Team Football '5l, '52, Varsity Football '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Co-Captain '55, '56, Charleston-Co- lumbia All-Star Football Game '55, '56, Variety Show '52, '53, '54, Block C Club '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, President '54, 55, '56, Key Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Vice-President '54, '55, President '55, '56, District Convention '54, '55, Treasurer of Homeroom '53, '54, Vice-President of Homeroom '54, '55, Hi-Y Club '54, '55, '56, Vice-President '55, '56, Hi-Y Basketball Team '54, '55, '56, T.V. Teen Program '54, '55, Palmetto Boys' State '54, '55, Pin-up Boy Contest '55, '56, Block C Club vs. Faculty Bos- ketball Game '54, '55. EMMET DONALD BOWICK President of Homeroom '52, '53, Youth for Christ '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Vice President '53, '54, Presi- dent '54, '55, '56, Dromatics Club '55, '56, Annual '55, '56, Glee Club '55, '56, Reunion Committee '55, ELMA ANNA BRADHAM Glee Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Youth for Christ '52 '53, '54, Afternoon Bowling '53, '54, F.T.A. '54, '55, Dramatics Club '54, '55, Annual '55, '56, Senior Y- Teens '55, '56. LASS GF 1956 '56, Student Council '53, '54, MARY JEANETTE BRANDON Glee Club '51, '52, '53, '54, '55' Secretary '54, '55 Youth for Christ '53, '54, '55, Vice President '54, '55, Afternoon Sports '53, '54, J.H.A. '54, '55, Conven- tion '54, '55, Treasurer of Home Room '54, '55, Dra- motics Club '54, '55, '56, The Bantam '54, '55, '56i Senior Board '55, '56. JOHN ALBERT BRANKS o.E. club '54, '55, '56. .els ...,,x...i:- .C- - ' .. ,L MARY ANN BREWER Afternoon Sports '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Camera Club '53, '54, Bantam '54, '55, '56, Dramatics Society '55, '56, Senior Class Play '55, '56. MAURICE FRANK BRIDGMAN Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, '56, Basketball Manager '53, '54, Free-Throw Tournament '53, '54, '55, Track Team '54, '55, '56, Swimming Team '54, '55, '56, Valley- ball Team '54, '55, Tumbling Show '54, '55, Bantam Representative '55, '56. FREDRICK H. BROWN Bantam Staff '52, '53, '54, President of Homeroom '33, '54, Key Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Junior Directo of Key Club '54, '55, Senior Director of Key Club '55, '56, Variety Show '53, '54, Free-Throw Tournament '53, '54, '55, '56, B Team Basketball Team '53, '54, President of Homeroorn '54, '55, Vice-President of Student Council '54, '55, President of lnter-Club Council '54, '55, Member of Junior Board '54, '55, Business Editor of the Annual '55, '56, Annual Staff '55, '56, Member of Hi-Y Basketball Team '55, '56, Hi-Y Club '55, '56. ANNE MITCHELL BUIST Latin Club '5l, '52, '53, Glee Club '51, '52, '53, Christmas Play '5l, '52, '53, Student Advisor for Christmas Play '52, '53, Intramurals '5l, '52, The Pine Cone '5l, '52, Field Day '5l, '52, Captain- Field Day '51, '52, Vice-President of Freshman Class '52, '53, French Club '5l, '52, '53, Drarnatics Club '5l, '52, '53, May Day Court '5l, '52, Science Club '5l, '52, Speech Club '52, '53, Debating Club '52, '53, Spanish Club '52, '53, Football Cheerleader '52, '53, Basketball Cheerleader '52, '53, Secretary and Treasurer of Class '5l, '52, Reporter: The Ange- lous '52, '53, Freshman Play '52, '53, Secretary of Homeroam '54, '55, Free-Throw Contest '54, '55, Annual Staff '54, '55, '56, Treasurer of Homeroom '55, '56, Subscription Editor of the Annual '55, '56, Distributivc Education Club '55, '56. 1 ek, , XS is it E. . x Q' 3 YQ ii ' E H S 5 9 ' s ,st f,.fQ,,: 'A RA DONNA ELISE BRINSON :3,,,.+ 1 Miss CHS Contest '53, '54, Bantam Reporter '54, '55, ii t Youth for Christ '55, '56. 51, f K Sr, S gf-is,sff,TZ' ,. 5 rx so CNNK 5:3 , Sgswsfs -ess, - SQQ1, 5 5' f-sf 1? ks, Nia, 5 fl X 'S xy f., Q Kew M X' Ss. THE SENIGR I MICKEY LORETTA CARSON DOROTHY ROGERS BUSE Library Representative '5l, '52, '53, Afternoon Sports '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, J.H.A. '54, '55, '56, Hall Ball All-Star Team '54, '55, Bowling All-Star '54, '56, Softball Team '54, '55, '56, Officials Club '55, '56, Block C Club '55, '56. CORNELIA DES PARTES CAMPBELL Glee Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Afternoon Sports '52, '53, Secretary Homeroom '53, '54, Library Represen- tggive5g54, '55, Annual Literary and Business Staff , ,fix , GEORGE FITZHUGH CARTER Bantam Representative '52, '53, B ,Basketball Team '53, Hi-Y '54, '55, '56, Hi-Y Basketball Team '54, '55, '56, National Honor Society of Summerville High Sgglool '54, '55, American Legion History Medal '54, EDGAR ALLEN COHEN, JR. Honor Society '53, '54, '55, '56, Bantam '53,.'54, '55, '56, Reporter '54, '55, Student Council '54, '55: Class Treasurer '54, '55, Tennis Team '54, '55. 1. . HENRY W. COLE III Dramatic Society '55, '56, Annual Staff '55, '56. HARRY I-IARGETT COOMBS Varsity Basketball '55, '56, Lunch Room Staff '55, '56, Jr.-Sr. Basketball '55, '56, Basketball Free-Throw Tournament '55, '56, Annual Staff '55, '56, Key Club '56, C.H.S. Pin-Up Boy '55, Homeraom Secre- tary '55, Miss C.H.S. Escort '56. DAVID ALLEN COX 0, I, Football Team 52 53 President of Photogra Club 52 53 Choir 52 53 Basketball Team 53 54 Music Festival Frankfurt Germany 53 Annua 55 Bantam Staff Photographer 55 56 l ',':' 9' s Stott Photographer' '54, '55, '56, School Paper '5 X THOMAS BENJAMIN CURTIS Porter Military Academy '51, '52, '53, '54, Sopho- more Class President '54, Freshman Class President '53, Student Vestry '54, Honor Council '54- Rifle Team '52, '53, '54, Block P Club '52, '55, '54, Polygon Advertising Staff '53, '54, Cadet Choir '51, '52, '53, '54, Glee Club '55, President Glee Club '55, Key Club '54, '55, '56, Vice-President '55, Golf Team '54, '55. MARY CAROL DANNER Queen's Court '52, Glee Club '52, '53, '54, '55, Stu- dent Council '53, '54, '55, Student Council Convention '53, Youth for Christ '53, '54, '55, '56, Bantam Re- porter '54, '55, Exchange Editor '55, '56, lnter-Club Council Representative '55, '56, Annual Literary Stott '55, '56. THE SENIOR Q 6 E' 55 5 Xb-A .l MILTON PORTER DEMETRE Junior Varsity Football '5l, '52, Varsity Football '52, A 1 '53, Block P Club '52, '53, Rifle Team '52, '53, '54, Q Block C Club '54, '55, '56. xt ,Q .S B A LASS OF 1956 JOYCE AMELIA DAVIS Distributive Education Club '54, '55, '56, Senior Y- Teens '55, '56, Annual Advertising Staff '55, '56, J..H.A. '55, '56, Secretary and Treasurer of Distribu- tlve Education Club '55, '56. ETH EL MAYBELLE DEERY Student Council '5l, '52, '55, '56, President of Home- room '53, '54, Bantam '53, '54, Honor Society '54 '55, '56, Co-Business Manager of Annual '55, '56, Annual Staff '53, '54, Assistant Business Manager of Bantam '55, '56, Senior Board '55, '56, Contest- ant for Miss C.H.S. '55, '56, Inter-Club Council '55, '56, Senior Play '55, '56. 1 RUTH JEANNETTE ELLSWORTH Afternoon Sports '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Varsity Basketball Team '53, '54, '55, Y-Teens '53, '54, '55, '56, Junior J.H.A. '53, '54, '55, Senior J.H.A. '55, '56, Tennis Team '53, '54, Camera Club '53, '54, Free-Throw '53, '54, '55, '56, All-Star Volleyball Team '54, '55, '56, All-Star Baseball Team '54, '55, '56, Block C Club '54, '55, '56, Red Cross Repre- sentative '54, '55, '56, Officials Club '55, '56. ROBERT EUGENE EVANS Golf Team '52, '53, '54, '55, Golf Team Captain '54, '55, B Football Team '53, '54, B Basketball Team '53, 'S-1. SIDNEY MIKELL FARESS Library Club '55, '56, PATTY FELTON Dramatics Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Newspaper Staff '51, '52, Glee Club '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, Secretary of Homeroom '51, '52, Latin Club '52, '53, J.H.A. '52, '53, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Spanish Club '53, '54, Red Cross Representative '54, '55. MARILYN LOUISE FERRELL Red Cross Representative '52, '53, Glee Club '52, '53, '54, Secretary of Glee Club '53, '54, Homeroom Treasurer '54, '55, Annual Staff '54, '55, All-Star Volleyball Team '54, '55, J.H.A. '55, '56, Library Club '55, '56, Dramatic Society '55, '56, Library Representative '55 '56. THE SENICDR ecrelary '52, 3, Play ike Father Like Son '52, '53, Junior Ach vemen 52, '53, '54, '55, Latin Club '52, '53, '54, ' ' Clu '52, '53, '54, '55, Boys' Choir '52, '53, '54, Play CaIl It a Day '53, '54, Latin Club Board of Advisors '53, '54, Dra- motics Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Pep Shows '53, '54, Journalism Club '53, '54, Camera Club '54, '55, Play A Budapest Salesman Reads u French Illus- trated Magazine '54, '55, Newspaper Correspondent and Feature Writer '54, '55, THW S 1' b MICHAEL CHARLES FINUCAN ZUM7 94' cw? Ilia-Lf , ,wff-4-4 ,ffl-feffec 7 - C ' . is., - 99'-3 1 ELAINE MARIE GIESIN - Annual Play '5l, '52, Music Club '5l, '52, Class Treasurer '52, '53, '54, '55, Secretary of Science 3? ti53 'Qf X5 Class '52, '53, Secretary of Art Class '53, '54, Orches- tra '53, '54, '55, Activity Club '54, '55, Annual 2 V5 sg Advertisement '55, '56, J.H.A. '55, '56. i A 5 5 , s s. S 3 su N Nvsssw f -,NQQM of LASS OF 1956 WILLIAM WORKMAN FRANCIS B Team Basketball '51, '52, '53, Swimming Team '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, B Team Football '52, '53, Basketball Varsity '53, '54, '55, '56, Football Varsity '54, '55, '56, Tumbling Team '54, '55, '56, Block C Club '54, '55, '56, Key Club '54, '55, '56, Vice Presi- dent Block C Club '55, '56, President of Homeroom '54, '55, '56, President of Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, '56, Hi- Y '53, '54, '55, '56, Hi-Y Conference '53, '54, '55, Key Club Conference in Columbia '54, '55, ROBERT O. FRASER Band '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Dramatics Club '53, '54, Music Club '54, '55, Football Varsity '54, '55, Block S Club '55, '56, Block C Club '55, '56. YVONNE GROVES GILREATH Y-Teen Treasurer, '5l, '52, Orangeburg Glee Club Contest5g52, '53, Glee Club '52, '53, '55, '56, Annual Staff ' . MARTHA CAROLYN GODWIN Dramatic Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Afternoon Sports '52, '53, Bantam Representative '52, '53, '54, '55i Office Manager '54, '55, Headline Editor '55, 565 F.T.A. '53, '54, '55, '56, J.H.A. '54, '55, Homeroom Secretary '54, '55, Homeroom Treasurer '55, '56, Home Ec. Fashion Show '54, '55, Entertainment Chair- man for Miss C.H.S. Contest '55, '56. F SARAH JANE GOETHE Glee Club '52, '53, '54, Junior Red Cross Representa- tive '53, '54, '55. EDWARD FITZSIMMONS GOOD Honor Roll Scholastic Award '51, '52, Vice-President of Homeroom '51, '52, Secretary of Homeroom '52, '53, Secretary and Treasurer of Homeroom '53, '54, Hi-Y Club '53, '54, Secretary of Hi-Y Club '53, '54, Basketball B-Team '53, '54, Key Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Junior-Senior Basketball Game '53, '54, '55, '56, Basketball Varsity '54, '55, '56, County Citizenship Day '54, '55, CHS Citizenship Day '54, '55, '56, Delegate to Lower State Student Council Rally '54, '55, Commencement Marshall '54, '55, Boy's State '54, '55, Secretary of Boy's State '54, '55, President of Student Council '55, '56, President of County Association of Student Councils '55, '56, Delegate to State Student Council Convention '55, '56. RUTH .IEANHTE GRIFFIN Afternoon 5D6rts '53, '54, '55, Y-Chicks '54, '55, glgelggub '54, '55, Senior Y-Teens '55, '56, Bantam ALFRED OLNEY HALSLEY T.B. Bangle Representative '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, Red Cross '52, '53, '54, '55, Tumbling Team '52, '53, '54, '55, Hi-Y Club '55, '56, Homeroom Treasurer 55, '56, Annual Staff '55, '56, Subscription and Circulation Editor of the Annual '55, '56. 9, ,,xr2lJlfjWW ,A,,, , THE SENIOR 1 . Y ti 1 X . 3.1 .I MARIJANE COWAN HANDLEY Treasurer of Homeroom '51, '52, Homeroom Library Representative '52, '53, F.T.A. '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Bantam Staff '52, '53, lExchange Editor '53, '54, News Editor '54, '551, Dramatics Club '52, '53, '54, '55, '56 lVice-President of Club '53, '54, President '54, '5517 Faculty Award '52, '53, '54, President of Homeroom '53, '54, Vice-President of Homeroom '53, '54, '55, Afternoon Sports '53, '54, '55, '56, Vice- President of Junior Board '54, '55, National Honor Society '54, '55, '56, Annual Advertising Staff '55, '56. ALLISON EOLINE T. HANNA Vice-President of Homeroom '51, '52, Library Repre- sentative '51, '52, Future Teachers of America '52, '53, Afternoon Sports '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Y- Teens '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Miss CHS Court '51, '52, Miss CHS Contest '53, '54, '55, '56, Runnerup in Shuffleboord Tournament 53, '54, Tennis Team '53, '54, Block C '54, '55, '56 lSecretory '55, '56i, Vol- leyball All-Star '54, '55, '56, J.H.A. '54, '55, '56, Student Council Representative '54, '55, '56, Officials Club '54, '55, '56, Junior-Senior Basketball Game '54, '55, '56, Runner-up in Ping-Pong and Badmin- ton '54, '55, Varsity Basketball Team '54, '55, '56, Softball All-Star Team '53, '54, 55, '56. HARRY MYER HERMAN Basketball Intramurals '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, '55i Baseball Teom '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Glee Club '54, '55, '56, Secretary of Glee Club '55. '56i, DIS- tributive Education Club '55, '56, Program Chairman of D.E, Club '56. LASS CDF 1956 PATRICIA JANETTE HODGES Miss Chatham High Contest '52, '53, Glee Club '53, '54, '55, '56, J.H.A. '54, '55, '56, Treasurer of J.H.A. '54, '55, Vice-President of Homeroom '54, '55, Stu- dent Council Representotive '55, '56. JAMES PHILIP HOLCOMBE Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Key Club '54, '55, '56, Bantam Representative '54, '55, Swimming Team '55, '56, Vice-President of Senior Class '55, '56. Q. 1 l l l l 1 l l gk- A, . , .. -5. t 'E S Z ANNE McCORMlCK HOWARD 4-H Club '5l, '52, Y-Cats '52, '53, Y-Teens '5l, '52, ,' '53, Powder Puff Bowl '52, '53, Glee Club '52, '53, Q '54, Dramatic Society '53, '54, '55, '56, Vice-Presi- '4 dent of Dramatic Society '54, '55, Afternoon Sports I '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Y-Chicks '54, '55, Secretary of 5 Homeroom '54, '55, Future Teachers of America ' '54, '55, The Bantam '54, '55, '56, Marshall for Graduation Exercises '54, '55, Annual '54, '55, Senior Board Representative '55, '56, Secretary of 1 Homeroom '55, '56, rl KATHRYN PATRICIA IVEY Bantam Representative '5l, '52, '53, Afternoon Sports '51, '52, Junior Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, Ping-Pong '5l, '52, Glee Club '52, '53, Camera Club '53, '54, Senior Y-Teens 55, '56, D.E. Club '55, '56, Annual '55, '56. ' l l i l n LARRY BERNIE JAMES M Q 31 D.A.R. Medal '53, Bantam Staff '54, '55, '56, Busi- , 'iff' ness Manager '55, Advertising Manager '56, State ' .g 5' Press Convention '55, Bantam Representative '54, 2 i Dramatic Society '55, '56, Christmas Play '55, Key ff file Club '55, '56, Palmetto Boy's State '55, Student - S, Council '56, Inter-Club Council '56, Homeroom 1 Vice-President '56. , THE SENIOR' BEITY JEANNE JAQUES 5 Miss C.H.S. Contest '53, '54, '55, '56, Miss C.H.S. ' Court '5l, '52, Secretary of Homeroom '52, '53, W Treasurer of Homeroom '51, '52, Afternoon Sports 1 '52, '53, '54, J.H.A. '53, '54, '55, '56, President of J.H.A. '53, '54, Secretary of J.H.A. '54, '55, Treas- 1 urer of Homeroom '53, '54, Annual '53, '54, Student ' Council '53, '54, '55, Inter-Club Council '53, '54, '55, Junior Y-Teens '54, '55, Senior Y-Teens '55, '56, Officials Club '54, '55, '56, J.H.A. Convention '54, '55, Distributive Education Club '55, '56. ROBERT EDWARD JOHNSON e SYBIL LEIGH JOHNSON Homeroom President '51, T.B. Bangle Sale Chairman Sl, Afternoon Sports '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Basket- ball Varsity Team '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Vice-President Y-Teens '52, '53, '56, Homeroom Secretary '53, '54, Officials Club Secretary '53, '54, Officials Club Treasurer '54, '55, Officials Club President '55, '56, Horse-Shoe Cham- pionship runner-up '53, '54, Girls Block C Club '53, '54, Block C Club President '55, '56, Block C Club Vice-President '54, '55, Block C Club Dance Chair- man '53, '54, Miss Y-Teens Contestant '53, '54: Y- Teens Point Chairman Reporter '54, '55, Y-Teens Vice-President Point Chairman '55, '56, Y-Teens Dance Chairman '54, '55, Basketbalkvarsity Co-Cap- toin '55, Soccer All-Stars '53, Shuffleboarcl Runner- up '54, '55, Tennis Team '54, '55, Volleyball All- Stars '54, '55, Class Volleyball Champions '54, '55, Homeroom Vice-President '54, '55, J.H,A. Reporter '54, '55, J.H,A. '54, '55, The Bantam Staff '54, '552 Miss Charleston High Contest '54, '55, Football Sponsor '54, '55, Coker College Playday '54, Sports Girl Contest '54, '55, Dramatics Club '54, '55, Student Council Representative '55, '56, Senior Class Play Committee '55, Bantam Staff '55, '56, Distribu- tive Education Club Secretary-Treasurer '56, Volley- ball All-Stars '55, '56, Football Homecoming Queen '56, Football Sponsor '55, '56. S-ry SYLVIA ANNE JONES Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56. ' dau ifluwv '9 x , Vf'1Q:,,g.'-'11 f Wm MW 2044. 7 ' . 04- 0- ' . 7 . fy A' 9 A Q' GNFU 2A,,,W,4fs,-5'- ' ,K 'F 'lf ,Ng 'nrwfmh f .ssivmf ,zyivi , 55 ARRY WAYNE J ss Ex TR Student Council lCnicora Highl '5l, '52, Class Presi 5 'S Q 5--M-Vey dent '5l, '52, Lunch Patrol '5l, '52, Pep Squad '5l, ' 'qi SAN, ,flmwlig '52. Q it fel ,Aw 2? 5- 'X'Mm.fi' LASS CDF 1956 X . 01 Ccorxioygolvp wwf' xv 6, nw 46N H5 if .5 0' sf? ' is v THOMAS JUDY Free Throw Tournament '55, Dramatics Club '55, '55i D.E. Club '55, '56. MYRON LOUIS KRAMER Stamp Club '52, '53, '54, Free Throw Tournament '53, '54, '55, '56, Treasurer of Homeroom '54, '55, Dramatics Club '55, '56, Annual Staff '55, '56, Vice- President of Homeroom '55, '56. ,Y ui NORMAN ALFRED MATHISEN Dramatic Society '53, '54, '55, '56, Debate Society '53, '54, '55, Secretary, Glee Club '54, '55, '56. MARY LEE McCABE Afternoon Sports '52, '53, '54, Miss C.H.S. Court '52, '53, Miss C.H.S. Contest '54, '55 lRunner-upi, '56, Bantam '52, '53, '54, '55, Homeroom President '53, '54, Vice-President '55, '56, Annual '53, '54, '55, '56, Senior Y-Teens '53, '54, '55, Secretory '56, Future Teachers '53, '54, Junior Board '54, '55, Student Council Representative '54, '55, inter-Club Council Representative '54, '55, Student Council Convention '54, '55, Junior J.H.A. '54, '55, '56, Football Cheer- leader '55, '56, Head Basketball Cheerleader '55, '56, PRISCILLA ANN MeSWAIN Glee Club 'Sl, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Youth For Christ '52, '53, '54, '55, Soccer Team '53, '54, Y- Chicks '54, '55, Bowling Team '54, '55, Y-Teens '55. '56, J.H.A. '55, '56, Officials Club '55, '56. HUGH EVERETT MIMS, JR. Glee Club '5-l, '52, 'B' Bask'etball Team '53, '54, An rgigallggaff '54, '55 lAdvertisingl, Dromatics Club CLIFFORD M. McKEITl-IAN Homeroom Red Cross Representative 'Sl, '52, Library Runner '53, '54, '55, Swimming Team '54, '55. N-63 THE SENIOR if fl I SAMUEL WILLIAM LUNNEY Homeroom Vice-President '55. f ,QF 1956 t ,X STEPHEN HAYES LEE Lunch Patrol '51, '52, Class President '51, '52, Stu- dent Council Representative '51, '52, '55, '56, Bon- tam Representative '52, '53, '54, '55, B-Team Foot- ball '52, '53, Varsity Football '54, '55, '56, Golf Team '53, '54, '56, Hi-Y '53, '54, '55, '56, Treasurer of Hi- Y '55, Sergeant at Arms of Hi-Y '56, Free Throw Tournament '53, '54, '55, '56, County Citizenship Day Representative '54, '55, CHS Citizenship Day '54, '55, Dramatics Club '54, '55, '56, Co-Editor of Annual '55, '56, Annual Staff '55, '56, Christmas Play '54, '55, Key Club '55, '56, Hi-Y Inter-Club Council Representative '53, '54, '55, '56, Block C Club '55, '56, Play Committee Chairman '55, '56, Hi-Y Basketball Team '54, '55, '56, B.P.A. '55, '56. THOMAS LAWRENCE LUCAS Varsity Basketball '54, '55, '56, Swimming Team '55, Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game '55, Basketball Free Throw Tournament '55, Varsity Basketball '55, '56, Swim- ming Team '56, Basketball Free Throw Tournament '56, Track Team '56, Dramatics Club 55, '56, Tur- key Day Race '5S, Key Club '55, '56. JOHN ALLEN LYBRAND Band '53, '54, '55, '56, Library Club '55, '56, Span- ish Club '53, President of Bond '56, Vice-President of Library Club '56. GLORIA HELEN MASSALON President of Homeroom '51, '52, All-Star Softball Team '51, '52, Y-Teens '51, '52, '54, '55, '56, After- noon Sports '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, J.H.A. '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Basketball Varsity '54, '55, '56, Soccer All-Star Team '54, Officials Club '54, Vice- President '55, '56, Girls Tennis Team '54, President of Y-Teens '55, Volleyball All-Star Team '55, Pro- gram Chairman of J.H.A. '55, Secretary of Home- room '55, Block C Club '55, '56, Girls Tennis Team '55, Inter-Club Representative '56, Vice-President of J.H.A. '56, Student Council '56, Future Nurses '56, President. Ig MARY ANNE MOORE Dramatics Club '54, '55, '56, Treasurer of Dramatics Club '55, '56, Christmas Play '54, '55, Swimming Team '54, '55, '56, Annual '55, '56, Miss CHS MARIE ANN MUNRO Contest '56. Distributive MARY ANN MOORER Education Club '54, '5S. MARY ELEANOR MULLER Glee Club '51, '52, '53, Latin Club '51, '52, '53, The'Biddy '51, '52, '53, Tennis Team '51, '52, Dra- matlcs Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Y-Teens '51, '52, Al- pha Club '52, '53, Badminton Team '52, '53, Car- toonist '52, '53, The Bantam '53, '54, '55, '56, Youth for Christ '53, '54, Faculty Award '53, 54, Library Club '54, '55, F.T.A. '54, '55, Bantam Staff Artist '54, '55, '56, Annual Staff '54, '55, '56, Co-Art Edi- tor '55, '56, Quill and Scroll '55, '56, President '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56. THE SENIOR Afternoon Sports '52, '53, J.H.A. '52, '53, Glee Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Shag Contest Winner '53, '54, '55, Dromotics Club '54, '55, '56, Homeroom Vice-Presif dent '51, '52, Glee Club Productions '54, '55, '56, Student Council '55, '56, Inter-Club Council '55, '56, Senior Play '56. BENJAMIN R. NANCE Science Club '51, '52, Baseball Team '51, '52, Youth for Christ '53, '54, '55, '56, Vice-President '56, Variety Show '53, Homeroom Treasurer '54, '55, Library Representative '56, Debate Club '56, Student Council '56, . . ,Yr , . PEGGY CLARA NELSON Youth for Christ '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Glee Club '52, '53, '54, Vice-President of Homeroom '53, '54, '55, Secretory and Treasurer Youth for Christ '55, '56, J.H.A. '55, '56, Student Council '55, '56, F.T.A. '55, '56, Honor Society '55, '56. MARION NEWTON Library Club '52, '53, Student Council '53, '54, '55, Bantam '53, '54, '55, '56, Managing Editor '53, '54, Co-Editor '54, '55, Editor '55, '56, National Honor Society '53, '54, '55, '56, Quill and Scroll '54, '55, '56, Convention of South Carolina Scholastic Press Associ- ation '54, '55, Editors Conference at Winthrop Col- lege '54, '55, Inter-Club Council '55, '56, President District of South Carolina Scholastic Press Associ- ation '55, '56. X.-fr' swcessx eff 'R is .I x - ot. S ss 1 S rs 1. 5 W CATHERINE CRAIG OLIVER +5-Q ,E i. i 5 s Homeroom Secretary '5l, '52, '53, '54, Dramatic So- QW S ciety '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Maior Production '53, '54, sg-' vs X President '53, '54, Bantam Staff '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, iswhej' 2 SN Feature Editor '53, '54, '55, Honor Society '53, '54, 5 E '55, '56, State Convention '54, '55, '56 Vice-President N ,,:w,,,..s.wi Q '54, '55, Voice of Democracy Contest City and Fikwfi. wif' State Winner '53, '54, City winner and State runner- up '54, '55, South Carolina Representative to Na- it Xi, tional Democracy Workshop '53, '54, Student Council is iii f '54, '55, '56, Secretory '54, '55, Delegate to State ,ff www f, , 6' E s R ,j'iiE'i Convention '54, '55, Spring District Rally '54, '55, Citizenship Convention '54, '55, National Association of Student Council Convention '54, '55, Publicity and Promotion Chairman for Charleston County Associ- ation of Student ouncils '54, '55, District Chairman '55, '56, Discussion Leader at State Conventfsn '55, '56, Quill and Scroll '54, '55, '56, Co-Editor of Annual '55, '56, Miss D.A.R. '55, '56. LASS OF 1956 L g I TWELVER PURNELL ORVIG, JR. yCl SiIY Bdsketbqll '52, '53, '54, Varsity Volleyball 557, '52, '53: HI-Y '51, '52, '53, '54, '56, Basketball Team '55, '56, Free Throw Toumament '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team '54, '55, '56, Red Cross Representative '51, '52, Varsity Swimming Tearn '52, '53, '54, Homeroom Treasurer '52, '53, '54, Spanish Club '53, '54, Homeroom President '55, '56, D.E. President '55, '56, D.E. Convention '55, '56. HAROLD C. OWENS, JR. i I BEVERLY ELIZABETH PARKER Vice-President of Homeroom '52, '53, Glee Club '52, '53, '54, President '53, '54, Homeroom Secretary '53, '54, Homeroom President '54, '55, Miss C.H.S. Con- test '55, Junior Board '54, '55, Annual '54, '55, Honor Society '54, '55, '56, Treasurer '55, '56, Miss C.H.S. Contest '56. LONET EVELYN PHILLIPS Y-Chicks '54, '55, Glee Club '54, '55, '56, Afternoon Sports '54, '55. '56, Y-Teens '55, '56, J.H.A. '55, '56, F.T.A. '55, '56, CAROLINE HASKELL PINCKNEY Afternoon Sports '51, '52, '53, '54, Variety Show '52, '53, '54, '56, Publicity Chairman '56, F.T.A. '53, '54, Senior Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, '55, Refresh- ment Chairman '53, '54, Secretary '54, '55, Home room Library Representative '53, '54, Junior Board '54, '55, Treasurer Junior Class '54, '55, T.V. Teen Program '54, Homeroom Vice-President '55, '56, Annual Staff '53, '54, '55, '56, Co-Photography Edi- tor '55, '56, Student Council Representative '55, '56, Inter-Club Council '55, '56, Calendar Committee '55, '56, Condon's Fashion Show '55, '56, Senior Class Reunion Planning Committee '55, Senior Class Play. VIRGINIA LEIGH PORCHER Library Representative '51, '52, Bantam '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Dramatic Society '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Honor Society '53, '54, '55, '56, Homeroom President '54, '55, Junior Board '54, '55, Library Club '55, '56, yglgSC5gl'een Board Representative '55, '56, Annual VASCO WILSON PICKETT Bantam Representative '54, '55. Q01 THEA L mx W3 5 :kv S ,f ss we s ef' wr' News f ..wssM, g.,,,...rf 'ts ' I' FREDERICK mc:-lAnos, Ill 'lug X Red Cross Representative '52, '53, B Football '53, S i '54, A Football '54, '55, '56, Hi-Y Sergeant at IE Arms 53, '54, 55, Hi-Y Bclskefboll Team '55, '56. .i E i S SP ssf'M S 2 J is Niiiiiiiixistx lt X ...ass '- .we ' LASS OF 1956 i l PEGGY LOUISE PORTER Afternoon Sports '5l, '52, 4-H Club '51, '52, Secre- NYY of 4-H Club '5l, '52, Class Secretary '5l, '52, Y-Teens '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Y-Teens Secretary '52, '53, Inter-Club Representative '53, '54, Treas- urer of Y-Teens '55, '56, Youth for Christ '52, '53, Bantam '54, '55, Red Cross Representative '54, '55, J.H.A. '55, '56, Treasurer '55, '56, Bantam Repre- sentative '55, '56. MARTHA FAY RANDOLPH YeTeens '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Tumbling Club '552, '53, '54, Basketball B Team '52, '53, '54, '55, G.l.A.A. '52, '53, '54, '55, Class Treasurer '53, '54, Homeroom Secretary '53. '54, '55, Advisory Council '53, '54, Biology Club 53, '54, Girls Singing Club '53, '54, Library Assistant '53, '54, '55, Good Man- ners Club '54, '55 4Presidentl, National Beta Club '54, '55, Good Sportsmanship Club '54, '55, Home- room Secretary '55, Editorial Staff of Yearbook '55, A.C.F. 54, '55, Girls A Club '54, '55, J.H.K. '54, '55, Y-Teens '54, '55, All-Star Volleyball Team '55, Basketball Varsity '54, '55. HELEN LOUISE RICHARDSON Band '53, '54, '55, '56, All-State Band '53, '54, '55, '56, State Band Contest '54, '55, '56, Secretary and Treasurer of Band 53, '54, Publicity Manager of Band '54, '55, Business Manager of Band '55, '56, National Honor Society '55, '56, J.H.A. '54, '55, '56. ELEANOR CAROL ROUMILLAT Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55: YO'-Ill' for ,Christ '52, '53, '54, '55, Bantam Staff '54, '55: Junior Y- Teens '54, '55, Senior Y-Teens '55, '56, Dramatic: Club '54, '55, Annual Staff '55, '56. JULIA LOUISE SANSBURY Class President '5l, '52, Y-Teens '52, '53, President '53, '54, Y-Teen Council '53, '54, '55, '56, Afternoon Sports '52, '53, Miss CHS Contest '53, '54, '55, 56, Y-Chicks '54, '55, Bantam Staff '54, '55, '56, An- nual Literary Staff '54, '55, National Honor Society '54, '55, '56, Secretory '55, '56, Miss Y-Teen Contest '54, '55, Senior Board '55, '56 Student Council '55, '56, Inter-Club Council '55, '56, President Sr. Y- Teens '55, '56, J.H.A. '55, '56, Annual Staff '55, '56. JOHN FINDAL SCHIRMER I ' I I F l i l SALLY ANN SEEBECK 'K Q. 55, '56, C 5l '52 '53, All Stars SI, ' 54 55 56, 54, , .I - .5 'M tag. Treasurer X f 55' Wiq- Badminton '54, Ping- l for all Wy' THE SENIQR fo' I gfvif I Wy of 0 al Q Y ' GEORGE LIONEL SHIER. JR. B-Team Boseketball '51, '52, Basketball '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Latin Club '52, 53, 54, Science Club '52, '53, CSMC '52, '53, '54, Coach Midget Boys to State Championship '52, '53, Football '53, '54, Span- ish Club '53, '54, Block B '53, '54, Block C Club '54, '55, '56, Red Cross Representative '54, '55. RICHARD SIMMONS - Red Cross Representative '53, '54, '55, '56. i ' Y Y CHARLES ROBERT SMITH Student Council '51, '52, '53, '55, '56, Librarian '51, '52, '53, Manager of Movie Crew and Operation '51, '52, '53, Representative at Student Council District Convention '52, '53, Science Club '52, '53, Latin Club '53, '54, Biology Club '53, '54, Intramural Foot- ball '53, '54, Intramural Volleyball '53, '54, Intra- mural Softball '53, '54, Debate Club '55, '56, Youth for Christ '55, '56. ROBERT MCCURDY SMITH, JR. 5Danish Club '53, '54, Lunch Room Staff '53, '54, '55, '56, Turkey Day Relay '54, '55, '56, Key Club '54, '55, '56, Annual Staff '55, '56. MARILYN DIANE SMOAK Class Treasurer '51, '52, Miss CHS Court '51, '52, Junior Y-Teen President '51, '52, Propellor Club Essay Contest, 2nd in S.C. '53, '54, Basketball Var- sity '54,, '55, Volleyball Varsity '54, '55, '56, Dra- matics Club '54, '55, Bantam Reporter '54, '55, Annual Staff Member '54, '55, Miss CHS Scenery Chairman '54, '55, Officials Club '55, '56. LASS OF 1956- 'J . I 0 - 'i JOHN PERICLE STAMATIADES B Basketball '52, '53, '54, Hi-Y Basketball Team '54, '55, Chas. CHARLES M. STRANGE, JR. Literary Club '51, '52, Manager of the Football Team '51, '52, F.F.A. Club '52, '53, '54, B Football Teom '52, '53, B Basketball Team '52, '53, A Football Team '53, '54, '55, '56, A Basketball Team '53, '54, Hi-Y '55, '56, Student Council '51, '52, '53, Librarian '51, '52, '53. -ge, , l l LAMAR SUMLER Youth for Christ '55. E LOU DEAN TEN NYSON Camera Club '51, Science Club '52, Golf Team '54i 5 T S Senior Y-Teens '55. v JERRY TRIBBLE Thanksgiving Day Relay Race '53, '54, '55, Distribu- tive Education Club '55. HERMAN TUCHMAN Baseball Team '51, Softball Team '52' Basketball Team '51, '52, Punchball Team '51, '52, Football Team '51, '52, Class Health Counsellor '52, Cafe- teria Marshall '52. ORRIE ANNETTE TODD Vice-President of Homeroom '51, Youth For Christ '52, Afternoon Sports '52, Miss C.H.S. Court '52, Bantam Representative '52, Glee Club '52, '53, '54, '55, Library Representative '53, Student Council Rep- resentative '53, Junior Homemakers Association '53, Treasurer of J.H.A. '53, Basketball Cheerleader '54, Distributive Education Club '54, '55, Miss Murray High Contest '54, Junior Board Representative '54, Vice-President of D.E. Club '55, Football Cheerleader '55, Red Cross Representative '55. Q x Esxstv s . g f THE SENIOR Xa 4 a Qi .n .5 5, ,. 1 , ,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,, ,, ,, , , ,,,, , mm, ,,,, H , ,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:E WILLIAM M. TURNER Class Treasurer '5l, '52, Band '51, '52, '53, '54, '55 '56, Class Secretary '52, '53, Swimming Team '53 54, Hi-Y Secretary '54, '55, Hi-Y Chaplain '55, '56. 1 1 ROSE MARY WATSON Glee Club '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Civics Club '52, '52, Book Character Day '53, '54, Sr. Class Play '55, '56. rJZ',, l l N ,, M lj, LASS or 1253? MARY ANN E WEHMAN Student ouncil Assistant '5l, '52, Tennis Team '54, '55, Vice-President of Homeroom '54, '55, Red Cross Representative '54, '55, Intramurals '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Basketball Team '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Swimming Team '54, '55, '56, Block C Club '54, '55, '56, Officials Club '55, '56, Glee Club '54, '55, '56, J.H.A. '55, '56, All Star Volleyball Team '54, '55, '56, Future Nurses '56, Vice-President. Il.lM,py--W BARBARA ELIZABETH WEST President of Student Council '52, '53, Salutatorian '5l, '52, Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Vice- President of Glee Club '52, '53, Miss CHS Contest '53, '54, Chairman of Lost and Found '54, '55, Secretary of Homeroom '55, '56. EDITH WHEELER Student ouncil '5l, '52, '54, '55, Afternoon Sports '5l, '52, '53, '54, '55, '56, Miss C.H.S. Contest '53, '54, '55, '56, Basketball Cheerleader '52, '53, '54, President of Homeroom '52, '53, President of Junior J.H.A. '53, '54, All-Star Soccer Team '53, '54, An- nual '53, '54, Officials Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Girls Block C Club '53, '54, Officials Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Girls Block C Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Secre- tary of J.H.A. '54, '55, Secretary of Officials Club '54, '55, Junior B,oard '54, '55, Secretary of lnter- Club Council '54, '55, Miss Seventeen of C.H.S. '54, '55, Devotional Chairman of Y-Teens '54, '55, President of J.H.A. '54, '55, Treasurer of Senior Class '55, '56, Senior Board '55, '56, Y-Teens '55, '56. MAUDE LOUISE WHISTON Afternoon Sports '52, '53, '54, Dramatic Society '52, '53, '54, '55, Bantam Representative '52, '53, Bantam Advertising Staff '53, '54, '55, '56, Reporter '55, Homeroom T.B. Chairman '54, Camera Club '53, '54, F.T.A. '54, '55, Y-Teens '54. JOHN FLANDER WILBANKS Science Club '5l, '52, Debate Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Book Character Day '54, '55, '56, Youth for Christ '55, '56. SALLY ANNE ZEIGLER Latin Club '52, '53, Latin Forum at Winthrop '52, '53, Senior Y-Teens '52, '53, Alpha Club '52, '53, President of Homeroom '53, '54, Bantam Staff '53, '54, Dramotics Society '53, '54, F.T.A. '53, '54, '55, '56, Treasurer of F.T.A. '54, '55, Substitute Cheer- leader of Football '54, '55, National Honor Society '53, '54, '55, '56, Vice-President of F.T.A. '54, '55, Attended Student Council District Rally in Walter- boro '54, '55, Secretary of the Student Council '55, '56, Secretary of Homeroom '55, '56, Student Coun- cil State Convention '55, '56, Miss Hi-Miss '55, '56, Miss Hi-Miss Convention '55, '56, Student Council District Rally in Charleston '55, '56, Literary Staff of Annual '55, '56, Miss C.H.S. Contest '55, '56. Q ELAINE DIXIE WOLCOTT Student Council '52, '53, '54, '55, County Citizen- ship Day '54, Dramatic Society '53, '54, F.T.A. '53, '54, '55, '56, Jr. Y-Teens '53, '54, The Bantam '53, '54, '55, Advertising Manager '55, Essay Contest won lst place locally and 2nd in state '53, Honor Society Convention '54, '55, '56, Miss C.H.S. Con- test '55, Miss C.H.S. '55, Junior Board '54, '55, Junior Class President '55, Honor Society Conven- tion '55, Quill and Scroll '54, '55, '56, Presidential Candidate '55, Secretary of F.T.A. '54, '55, President of F.T.A. '55, '56, Workshop '56, President Home- room '53, '54, '55, '56, President of Honor Society '55, '56, Annual '55, '56, Basketball Cheerleader '56, Spirit Committee '55, Secretary of the Senior Class '55, '56. ll, 0 l I 1, 7 THE SENlCjDIk1I..'llA ctiigcrffli El ' 7 lr I 1 I h i F a 4 1 1 1 i fx SENIOR HOMEROOMS 12- 12-3 1 42 1 1 1 I C SENIOR HOMERCDOMS 12-2 l '12-4 43 jn- U BEST ALL ROUND Sybil Johnson Edwo rd Good ww-if 41? ww W BEST PERSONALITY Dixie Wolcott Stephen Lee if f. AH 1 ,L MOST COURTEQUS Edward Good Marijane Handley WITTIEST Lawrence Lucas Gloria Massalon FRIENDLIEST Dixie Wolcott Alfred Halsey x s W7 BEST DRESSED Sybil Johnson Larry Jones BEST LOOKING Mary Lee McCabe Tommy Block 74-5? 4 P MOST INTELLECTUAL Catherine Oliver Edger Cohen rf I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edward Good Catherine Oliver 'QP MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mary Lee McCabe Billy Bostwick rs 1 A Xq,, - MOST DEPENDABLE Catherine Oliver Edwa rd Good 'fifia A .,r-- x fi ' MOST ATHLETIC Sally Seebeck Billy Bostwick Km-- ,.M. T,n,.E,-T, 2 2 ceive our diplomas and our class, the as 9 i ki lb Ma 'ef- fps-ff.. 1.iPf51-gwix 'ivf NFNWTSA5-:f:.y.:ss:' st E35 . frees-i:'i:.vf: rg. K f -Q. .gs . . . .V . r- 5- :Q . , it s is 11.3 Ssfxiie'fri-it.i 3i-v.'...i fftmlffb ffzicvsvax. Tex 'EST fi vrliwxi-'P- -s' wi s i .-Q-'23-Qi.9'f:s3-gr -s . .. st -.-.sv-ss-Q, .-X. tr-.ms,f.N.:g2N.w.,wKi - ss-SF.-...wsu-.s.-. 2- Xssw. .5 .. s Aegxqi :M -is -. N w. . as + .1 5 s . - me 3 ' .. st s K Q . K X NW f s is X . . . S X . . -A . . . LLL. .Q 6 .- :gg X ---.gg -1,-s.s... .,5.m be-tA.s...sN s,s5,,,,.5. .. C: S . x s he - 1 -. ' . 'Q tr-fifsrw. . - S K V is-wg Q-his 2 gig g ' E .. 55 iffy. N '-. . t it hh s r- . Q S i . X 1 A is X ts, K .... . Q ..?.st.2.g kk K .. .tg . Y Q his S -- . .-1-'ifizx .ff . s,...c f . x.,5'.-3, s g sf -. -XX- . -- - f sr 1 t ' Qsf-vys:.Q.i: .-1, f X . . X .. S 'X Q .. S 4 qi: . . r A .. ,its i Soon five years of life at Charleston grade know, that they too were a part 1, High will come to a close. We shall re- of C.H.S. . class of '56 will be another link in the long chain of C.H.S. graduates. We'll pass through the gate and leave the building behind but there are some things we'll have with us always. We know that we shall never forget this school, its traditions, and its heritage. lt helped make us what we are and gave us memories of won- derful years. We remember that first year, that first day. Waiting to be assigned to homeroom groups. We gathered in the auditorium. The new principal, Mr. John E. Rogers told us that it was his first year too and that we were all subfreshmen together. lt made us feel a little less afraid when we rea- lized that we weren't the only ones here for the first time. The year passed quickly. Some of us joined a club or two, but for the most part, we concentrated on getting used to our new way of life. Our counsellors helped us select courses for the next fall. Then it was September, l952. We looked forward to coming back be- cause we were no longer new at Charleston High. We felt more at home and tried to help students from across the Ashley who joined the ninth . f X S . fx-sv . I ' . . i .. E - Q S x - K. .S .. Q g. A .,...gr.x.,.g.i,.kXk Autumn came again and we were l Sophomores. We began to really get into thingsg taking more active parts in clubs and running for positions on the Student Council. Choosing our class ring was a spe- cial part of being rising juniors. Ours, we decided, would be changed slightly . from the previous year's but would, of I course, bear the Seal of the City of Charleston and the Bantam emblem of which we are so proud. That same year, Miss Olga Johanns became dean, succeeding Miss Eliza- beth Clotworthy whom we reluctantly bade farewell. Our junior year arrived and almost . immediately we began planning for the junior-senior dance. Project after 'project was devoted to the cause and 5 it was well worth the work. Highlight- 5 ing the dance was the traditional ring - r ceremony, an exciting moment. ' That was indeed a year to remem- . S if Qi .--' if . l Y X if Waxes. . -. of ,gy , f ,gg.S-- 1-Li-.5-1 .. fi - it-iflliff. fi .lf X 5 rxj .X X S 3 . - - . QS-S-sw - . -. s 1 - f- . X v .X - . . - Y S S Q X gisgN..g3..tt H,- bx K.. ,,.hh .. .X , - g r -X. .. -5 . i ber. We had class meetings and a i big beach party and began to feel more like one group. i 1 0 l Then, before it seemed possible, l summer was over and the anticipated l year had arrived. l With this year came new responsi- bilities and new privileges. We worked to be good leaders in school organiza- l l ' i.-s . f .. s ef- .-.- fr-is-we-X--wx. SX.. is-F-A-fx .ww -'Q-M 1 .M--.-A-X --N?-Ss-v t -... .... . -. fs - 1-s1ws..sgs.-ifkk..,9,,,, K If rf-fx.. W ,gag-ggi-.fzgg ' ..n.i,x l, gi 22 E . B X Rx 4 i I' . i?'1 YQ-f.f'. k .,., ' V' L' H. EXl??'1'P1f 'f'V-W-'xlfx-I X: -+,LfEiH'wiXi5l6.f1i-.3fxEIn k'iiu'ET'aRa:iilT-d1 i9iff '4'eT iv13 if:3!Q'L Yf' ' 2'Ex3'ElKT5'i3S2M!'iu!'Kk'3?YS -'iJie5Z1'..E92'RZ42- - ' . ' li 5lS1 1a if? -N -f-to - .ix ...X. .M . ' . ii S ' l Q i - if fffiikfn 1:-f if -2 1 1 -. f--2 . K S - K ' . ' X 1:5 - I -s-.sts--.y 1 - as .f g -we-lg-fs . . iss... f 'i' ii .- ' ' -5-if . I . 7 i -1 S:fTfTTf.f-l'3-'5 - -Xkx is .1 41 it ig N 15... A 1 Q-Esgf 5 5 : Q -X i X. fn- L 5-sq K -1- X -, - - X' X -. K ' -K - r Sig-gov -.-Nm -2-Q. -5155 -s -. . X 1 K X- . -- --1 - - -s 1 ' A is ' :F S . Q . .. - . .- K - -. . K . .V s- s s.v'?Q3s-.W - A Q -C-secs---Y Q . - - - . r- - - S- . . 1 - X5 , gig . K gg K, K ,L N A it-ssasf'-P1 -3.cs.,R. t-S1 .si -- k , . - , - - . - ,X.q,,,.fN wsu..--ms- C--.X x- .-...sisblf--rw X, X s is X.-s .wg K., Ross: - -C.. .... K X .1 .. -. -- ..- . 3 er-iirxzif-i-. sex-.Ji-Sf' X ' s. fs-iff i?xi.s.-3-mfr..-' -Nw: if -' ' '- X- ' - 'X ' . X .1 jlgggfiggg t---.W K-5,-.Qzf--S -X-Ax-.. ,g,,--,.- k .K-. -. - - . i -:-,5.:- . - - - - -zziiif.-mt: - . ji .- ' N---Mes -s..-Us -V 5-.-. .X C, -. -rs a so ss .s LASS tions and enjoyed the little special honors which belong to the seniors. We had our own table in the cafeteria, our senior room, and the particularly grand free periods. At the beginning of the year, we learned that the principal who had welcomed us on that first day was leaving Charleston High. Soon we were told that Mr. John Gibbs, English teacher and friend to so many students was going too. Tearfully we bade them good-bye. It was a sad time but another to be remembered. Then Mr. Eugene C. Clark became principal and we welcomed him into the C.H.S. family. The year progressed and parts of our building received a much needed painting. Progress was made in science, lang- uages, literature, mathematics, and our business course. g There was always room for sports, however. Through all our years here, they've played an important part in our lives. We've watched our teams win and lose, always trying to remem- ber that they were our teams no mat- ter what the score. Some games were so exciting they'll never be forgotten. ln the twelfth grade, most of the s were our classmates and we especially proud ofthem. We had much to be proud of, rec- ognition for our classmates, accom- plishments of organizations, and our whole school. We've had a great deal' to live up to also. Learning, playing, and working, we grew to know each other better and found the fellowship of sharing inter- ests. This, probably is the key to what we'll remember most about Charleston High-the friends. Every year we have found new ones, students and faculty members, and with them we have shared a life. Thousands of mornings we've stood together for the National Anthem and prayed in uni- son. Hundreds of times we've lifted our voices loud and clear in the strains of our alma mater. Around these corporate experiences each indi- vidual has his own recollections. Now all that has beeh so familiar will soon find it's place in the corners of our memories. These have been wonderful years, happy and prosperous. We are sorry to see them end. Soon we'Il be on the threshold of a new life, looking forward to the years ahead, college, families of our own, and security. We'll always be very thankful and very proud to have been o part of the High School of Charles- ton. -sf-If sw 5 ' mm-Irfff 1' Nmnr-mfym-mfrwwn--fmwrvww vmfymwrf -ww,-,-W -W W, ...., ., NAME Chesta Adams Barbara Agee Charles Aldinger iWarren Almond Sodornola Altrnan Lonette Barnes Bonnie Barnett Helen Barnett Frances Bell Betty Bleaise Harry Bishop Laura Black Tommy Block Barbara Blackman Tommy Bllxard Bllly Boxtvlck Donald Bowiek Elma Bradltam Jeanette 'Brandon Jolln Branks X Mary Ann Brewer Maurice Bridgman Danna Brtnson- Fred Brown i Anne Bulst Dorothy Base H Connie Campbell: Mickey Carson f George Carter X Edgar Cohen A A -Henry Cole l'laflY-Coombs X David 1'ornmlgXXiCurtls- X Carol Donner .loyee 'Davis X X -Moybelle Deery Milton Demetre ltutllle Ellsworth X - Robert Evans - A Sidney Fares: Patty Felton- g - L Marilyn Ferrell Torn Fattors - f ' Michael Flnuoon Bill Francis - Robert Fraser g Elaine Glesln Yvonne Gllreath -X Carolyn Godwin Edward Good Franklin Green Jeanette Griffin Alfred Halsey Marliane Handley Allison Hanna X Harry Herman Patsy Hodges Philip Holcombe Anne ' Howard' Patsy Ivey X - X we XX -X X so X 5 SX .r.. 1 X-X:sX-gqg,XX5 X : K X XXstg.kXXXg - XXXNXXXX --.- X w--s,X1Xs-iw XX .r- X Xe X z-X455 I'1e'X-XXi3- 35 -Egg 'K-'-is-'QS sir ix X sX . X -XXX-sg:ii,i1Xi N x X X X X it X X XX Y X X - X so X 9 'A ,- XXQ X see X.-Xv, X XX Xe es Xe XX :X MX --e-Xss sXXXs-v-X- - ef'i--:- XX z - XX-:ywyefXXRXg fs- -,XQXXQXCQ r1sfXse.feXf s ii'bf3-s-21Xss- N Q if xx BS E N l t ee X Xl CAN YOU FEATURE ' With her mouth shut -X Me fat i X Getting to class on timeX ' - Working? - T f Me going with Otto Martens and being in love A Me going with Buckshot Pearce A Fat A - A Single? X A - X Me with gray hair and eight children Me driving a-hot rod i' Living in Charleston Weighing 200 pounds A Me in a graduating robe Me passing History X i Me being the best school annual in town X i B i Me traveling to Columbia -X Ballet dancing i - B fi X Me taking over Dorothy Dix'sg love column X X 'X i i X Me as the star basketball iplqyerj A of CHS X , fi X i Me graduating X A - Not talking Me dating A - Me with long hair Riding a bicycle- 5- - Not talking 1 Teaching History Not5eatingX XXQT ,X X A wsihoof norsesf Me being mia' rf- I 5, Me jumping from-XtheiEmpirei -4 9 Statebuildings -.i- X X X- Me .making all jA's X X Me in NFC-X StateX Me without a -camera-X X- XX -QQ- My getting- on 'fA X-in -Miss :Xg -An- Xderson's -class X' A- X Mo 'with on ltalian BobX-1'-1 X5 ff MyXlearningXXXto 'f.- 'iigst Weighirtll 299XXlbsLi i-Xi i Me running Xa fgroceryi syndicate Being a movie star i Xf I Making an :!'A'f in Senior Math Me driving a hotrod X B Hurrying A 1 A X, llix.A Me weighing A206 A Me a -Yankee converted- for-on-1 - N Rebel in 'such ,ci -shortitirne Me g-pushing pills- it or XX 3 Mernaklng -all i Afsff 1- is XXX Me- as a preacheri X, MeiX-as a midget! -X i XL Me driving a tractor Riding ia unlcycle 'A ' X Wearing a kilt X S 'l XX Great Scott!!! i Doing homework- A 1 XX X X Me being a loud mouth at a party ' ' Winning a sailing regatta X Being an interpreter for Up N. delegates X + Me, with an Italian hair cut - Me with a Southern drawl Me making the Honor Roll - XX Me in Bermuclagshorts - X - FAVORITE EXPRESSION Tender Really For crying -outgloud Bananas Otto Cre ala -te What s all this -Do Deo Do Do Oh Y'all Aw wait a minute Wanta Bet? Fiddlesticks Holy Mackerel Andy Good gracious! Here today gone -tomorrow lm holding you baby Great day in the 'morning Honestly!!! Do Whaal!! See you later Alligator You, swear Ah Man Go!! Ye gods!! Do whaaaaaatlllif gscuse me C X You' better -believe X fll' aoesnfr matter sony-XoayX B X That'sX how the graveyard started X XHe's a Xcharacterf- ForfPetes Sake- B Watch Xthat?????f 1 Man, Dig that!! CAUSE OF DEATH Allison English Lukle Saturday Night Newberry Germany School My husband Over eating Playing Drowning at Folly Beach Writing letters Mr Clark Floyd Trying to study Chemistry Loss of breath Chemistry Fumes from hydrogen chloride gas in Chemistry Lab Under nourishment Dieting Me passing a theme Julian Studying Weighing lO0 lbs Mike Chemistry Broken foot Physics A ride in a V l robot Delivering papers Wreck in o 56 Buick Century Carrying my equipment Heck, l don't know - Cold weather Heavens ii -' ' - X fTl'oo Xmuchi homework Oh! Murder Too many Pepsi Colas Oh' Blank XX X Nickname--Maybelline Gee Wirtakers - .Censored Ha' YaXPardner1X XX :X ssnfofwoih Chow Time XX 'ii' A X gggg X .Senior'XMath You betterX believe lt f X -Dancing Somebody' goofed I Trying -to gain jweight Who me??? 2 X X The transfusion -from Mr Gobbs Thatfs me 1 X X B E!E!E!E!XX - - ' i - -Ain't it the- truthfl X GeeXXwhizlXi-XXX: - X Prove it- X - Fabulous X- XX Hui-iam - X- Q oh--room: , Censored 'X ii Guess' whatt??P?'i X - 1 to Miss Anderson Miss Sistares English 'PepsrXCola 6' Cheese Nabs My sister Freida Trying to get -throughi-school X Span y Fallen arches Mr. -ersibane Xttly XX Riding fin-fcarswitjh Ludean driving Moneyg Old age fllhope-4'but'the decision A X ' XX X' XX - -- 1 ,ot the coroner will beX-final You'd better 'believer itX X 4 X Playingfbasketbgll Aw. fcomeon vwsesouvs , X X Qeeinggbngrlmoffto-fsghool Gosh i B H kk-k i L A English .--.. sLXQgX'i Xliensoredg -- -i-ii ' ' - Girlswith'i1XXeyesgXf'---X-:gg ' e gi-f X X L- 'jQLadlesggwtthQ Sdeasf, QQ?- ' 1' X ' X -K 1 - - --Women withil-experience K ...-. 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I, SEDEMOLA ALTMAN, do leave to Margie Sanders my ability to fall in love with someone like Otto Martens. I, LANNETTE BARNES, do leave to Josie Reeves my obiliiy to do without men. I, BONNIE BARNETT, do hereby leave my inches to short girls who may need them. I, HELEN BARNETT, do leave my ability to pass by fha skin of my teeth to next year's Seniors. I, FRANCES BELL, do hereby leave to my sister, Mary, the wish that she will have os good o time at CHS as I. I, BETTY BICAISE, do leave the wonderful and happy times I spent on the basketball team to all future Bantam girls, and wish them much success. I, HARRY BISHOP, being of sound mind and body, do ioylully leave. I, LAURA BLACK, do hereby leave my height to Sarah Hunckel and Martha Lesemun who need lt? and also my ability to get out of U.S. history to Batty Bums. I, TOMMY BLACK, don't leave anything as I will probably be back next year. I, BARBARA BLACKMON, do hereby leave and go fo Tennessee, I Hope! I, TOMMY BLIZARD, do hereby leave all my school trou- bles ond homework to some unlucky follower. A . I, BILLY BOSTWICK. do hereby leave to Crow Moseley one football trip to Rock Hill. May he enloy il. - I, DONALD BOWICK, do leave CHS with regret. A I, ELMA BRADNAM, have to some Junior my chemistry book and hope he does better than I did. I, JEANETTE BRANDON, being of sound mind, do have fo Margie Sanders my ability to be able to do everything backwards. I, JOHNNY BRANKS,-,being of unsound mind do hereby leave offer o long hqrd struggle. - 1 n, www ANN aazwen, um. mmm. Lempesis all of My good grades which she will need fo gmduafe. I. MAURICE BRIDGMAN, bequeath my ability fo grow to Kenneth Crawford in hopes that he may use .IL - xl,-XDONNA BRINSON, do hereby leave my ability N odd UI Q9 any student who should wont it while faking bockkeeping. I, FRED BROWN, do hereby leave all my A's in Chemistry to some up coming Junior, If she- can find them, because I sure couldnt - - - I, ANNIE BUIST, do hereby leave to Margie Sanders, the seniof privilege of being able to have the school grounds, as l'm sure she has greatly anticipated Qhat one particular privi- lege--Havo fun! I, DOROTHY BUSE, do hereby leave my wonderful times at CHS io Penny Moore, Jean Turner, Alice Blocker, and to my many other friends. I, CONNIE CAMPBELL, do hereby leave lo Jean Tumor my ability to stay ahead and make A's in typing and to Virginia Yolborough my senior year, in hopes that she can make some good un of lt. -- I, LORETTA CARSON, being of sound mind and body, leave my east for one left foot to any deserving Junior who will can for it. I-IA! I, GEORGE CARTER, leave my incredible typing speed to my Ilhle sister. With mine, plus hers, she mighf be able to keep up with the class. I, EDGAR COHEN, leave my record al' C.H.S. to anyone who can follow il' up. I, HENRY. COLE, do hereby leave my sect in Psychology class to .lack Young. - - . A I, HARRY COOMBS, leave C.H.S. after u long had struggle and hope Chat all full C.H.S.'ers next year will play basket- ball for Mr. F. P ' .' - ' . 1' Xxxgi 'SN-X A.. .Q my , A SYSFNQ wfw -Q X X Xa X N3 , x N , -.g 1, our cox, hereby wsu my .mary tommhke good xpze-i '5 ' tures of every pretty chick in C.H.S. to anyone fable to Xkeep his mind on his work. - A A I, TOMMIE CURTIS, do hereby leave my ability fo provoke Mr. Burn to next yeofs Mlm year Latin class. X A . I, CAROL DANNER, leave the fun at C.l-LS. to all the Junior classes. A , - I, JOYCE DAVIS, do leave to my sister, Barbara Davhg school and all that goes wlfh lf. A g . xg I, MAYBELLE DEERY, bequeath to Jean Turner my ability to erase in typing and get by with it. To Paul Scarpa, I leon my place in chemishy class and my grades in case he needs them next year. I, MILTON DEMETRE, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath my weight and height to the Baby Chief and my ability to get by a week without shaving lo Richard Wiel. I, RUTI-IIE ELLSWORTH, leave to Jean Turner my scat In second year typing. . - I, ROBERT EVANS, after five long years do leavo. I, SIDNEY FARESS, leave to Martha L.-the lab of taking care of the library desk during lst Period. I, PATTY FELTON, being of sound mind and body leave to Margie Sanders my ability to always plan things at the last minute. I, MARILYN FERRELL, do hereby will and bequeath to Sally Sodke all the energy I wasted running from fha first to the third floor, trying to get in classes on time! I, TOM FETTERS, leave my wonderful ability to eontort my face so that the teachers think LI know the answers when I don't, to all that need it. L L I, MICHAEL FINUCAN, do will my sent in chemistry to some unsuspecting student. x I, BILL FRANCIS, being of sound body do hereby leave my chest measurements . . . censored . . . V I, ROBERT FRASER, leave to Margie Sanders and Cass Siegling my ability io cut school and not get caught. A I, ELAINE GIESIN, hereby leave-I hope. - I, YVONNE GILREATH, do hereby bequeath to Anna Tay- lor my seat in Mr. Griffln's class so she can be closer to debate with him. I, CAROLYN GODWIN, being of strong UI mind and body, do leave! ll hope!! , - I, EDWARD GOOD, leave nothing because it has taken all I had to get out. I. FRANKLIN GREEN, leave my seat in Mr. Braiborh class to some unlucky pupil. m . 1 A I, JEANETTE GRIFFIN, leave to the uprising fini-your French students my seat, second row third-from the front. I also leave to Marilyn and Isabelle uf Ieosttwo more yours at Charleston High in hope they will have as many memories as Q have and more. - - .L - - 1, Aunso HALSEY, have-maybe! Y T I, MARIJANE I-IANDLEY, being of sound mind, do hereby Leave. If I have left anything, it will be the property of the inder. I, ALLISON HANNA, do hereby leave all my -wonderful times on the baskektlaoll team to the up-coming members. Also Io my cousin, Harvey Smith, the ability to make Ns in Algebra. I, HARRY HERMAN,- leave to Robert Sugar Krell my Tony Curtis hair style and my ability to get into and out of trouble with Miss Anderson. - m . r A Q I, PATSY HODGES, leave my typewriter, in 'Mn James' room, to someone who can make as many errors as I have. I, PHILIP HOLCOMBE, being of - ------ mind, do hereby leave all my teachers peace of mind. I also leave the prof- tection and help of the B.P.A. to other boys who yvillneqd R. I, ANNE HOWARD, do hereby leave my ability to gat' into more mischief and to upraot a class to anyone planning to fake plane geometry and biologyp i ' A , f 3, I, PATSY IVEY, leave behind mo, all the' wonderful timnsg and fake with me all my memories. r L- . A - X 1 V 5 I, LARRY JAMES, will my position as Business Manager of The Bantam tc any person tor persons! wha ls eroxyxonough to take it, and plans to have time for nothing else. A - . A I, JEANNE JAQUES, leave my dingle with Mr. Firiklcsfcin to my little KH brother Charles and hope filet he will make good use ef it. A A .yygkf Y W ff Y -Q .1 fA FQ .L it 1 ZA? . X xx 4 J 1.1 X51 '1 I L Q3 ii fi 'Ld 4,1 - 1 1 A .4 11 J . -.jx if K -L 3, ki 5 . ,Q L4 --w ' i --'. -if N f,.x 1 .525 XY .- l.As1'wu.l. Ano 'rssrnmsru' I, ROBERT JOHNSON, do hereby leave my seat and good grades In Miss Walsh's psychology class to Ann Holmes. I, SYBIL JOHNSON, leave the abllity IU to target my locker combinatlon to my slster, Maxine. I I, ANNE JONES, leave my abillty to learn history to some smart student who doesn't need it. I, LARRY JONES, being at sound mlnd and body leave to my brother, Kenny, the abillty to get along with Mr. Burns and go to the library during his period. CHS I, THOMAS JUDY, do hereby leave my future millions to Il, MYRON KRAMER, do hereby leave my ability to mem- orlxe all my poetry and read a book ln the last week at the slx week perlod to some up and coming senlor. I STEPHEN LEE, came to Charleston High and got myselt a wlfey. I hope some at the Iunior boys can get one as sweet as Dixie Wolcott was to me. I, LAWRENCE LUCAS, do leave . . . I hope!! I, SAMUEL LUNNEY, hereby leave my seat In physics class to Som Corbin. I, JOHN LYBRAND, being of sound mind, and not much of a sound body, do leave thls to Don Ellis and John Sheppard. I, GLORIA MASSALON, do hereby will and bequeath my collection ot lakes and my abillty to tell one each day, to Ann Renken, Maxine Johnson, and Pamela Lempesls. I, NORMAN MATHISEN, being of sound mlnd IH do here- by leave to Paul Scarpa, my abillty In chemistry. SI, MARY LEE McCABE, do hereby leave my posltlon as cheerleader to Betty Wlllloms and Betty Burn. 1 I, .CLIFF McKEI'l'I'lAN, leave to some brllllant Junior, my great Ul capaclty ltl for physics. l, ANN McSWAlN, being of sound body and no mlnd leave my abillty to ask questions to Joe Jordan. I, HUGH MIMS, belng ot sound mlnd do leave flttls period study hall to some rlslng senior. I, MARY ANN MOORE, leave to Potty Quattlebaum my tolling grades in physlcs, and to the boys In physics, ,Patty Quattlebaum. ' I, MARY ANN MOORER, being ot sound rnlnd, do hereby leo? my hxrclrname Dlmples to anyone who Is lucky enough to ave t m. - . I, ELEANOR MIJLLER, do leave the nacknarne Geranium to some rising Senlor tor Mr. Seabrook to rename In Math class. I, MARIE MUNRO, being of soundless mlnd and soundtul mouth do hereby leave to Marilyn Nevlls and Josephine Reeves my abillty to graduate vrlth talllng grades- E I, BEN NANCE, dolhereby leave . for my vacation. - I, PEGGY NELSON, leave my tree perlod to any rlslng iunlor and hope they have as much fun as I dld. I, MARION NEWTON, leave my welght and helgh to be equally dlvlded between Fred Greene and my brother, Buxxy, so they con both be football players. - I, CATHERINE OLIVER, belng of almost sound mlnd and rather -sentimental heart to hereby leave my thanks and best wishes to all the students and teachers, who have helped make my years at Charleston High so wonderful. I, PURNELI. ORVIG, leavesto somebody the girls tram .Rivers and my place as coach ot the III Y, B team, and Jr. -All Stars. lOnly hardworkers wontedl. Q - .A 1, unnonoowsus, nun tm. nm: wma nnslbnnn niy second homo to all my trlends. - A . ' it g I, BEVERLYIPARKER, do hereby will and bequeath to Clarence Ray, my seat at the Senlor Iunchroom table in hopes that he will get to use lt. ,L my f M may . X A be I, sons-r ruu.urs,1 leave this ew! but school Q to my sister, Marilyn. ,.s- It Q e s U - A -. i A I, VASCO PICKETT, belng ot. sound mind Ill do hereby leave ll hopel my classical records to next yeafssenlon. know- ... . -Ing tbotgthey wlll have as muchgtunldanclng to, them as jve dld. New A .leave my wonderful times at CHS to my slster, Joan, my vocals- I, PEGGY PORTER, leave my position as treasurer ot the Y Teens and J.H.A. to an underclassman who needs a Ilttle extra money once in a. while. lt really helps! P I, MARTHA RANDOLPH, leave my place on the basketball team to any unsuspectlng undorclassrnan who's wllllng. I, FRED RICHARDS, do hereby leave my abillty to do Algebra to Richard Weil and Howard Moseley. I, HELEN RICHARDSON, bequeath to Brenda Richardson my posltlon In All State Band and to Craig Kopper my position as head drummer. I, CAROL ROLIMILLAT, being of sound mind l?l do hereby leave, and hope summer school can get another supporter. I, JUDY SANSBURY, do hereby leave my seat In chemistry class to my brothers, Marshall and Chester, In hopes that Mr. Bolger wlll do wonders with them. l, JOHN SCHIMER . . . do leave. ' I, SALLY SEEBECK, bequeath to my cousin Burk my drnale with Miss Pickett so that he may see Mlna whenever he wus es. . I, GEORGE SHIER, leave my Irish luck to Paul Scarpa and his trlend, Mary Jenkins. I, RICHARD SIMMONS, leave my office as Red Cross Rep- resentative to an underclassman who wants an office wlthout much work attached to lt. I, ROBERT SMITH, leave to all Spanish pupils the upset room of Mr. Uzzell. I, ROBIN SMITH, leave the eighth grade girls ot next year to the senior boys ot next year. I, MARILYN SMOAK, leave to my brother, Raymond, my :bility to always get into trouble when I have a substitute eac er. A l, JOHN STAMATIADES, will return to CHS to pay tribute to any student who con break my record ot 42 days late to school and not be escorted to the prlnclpal's ottlce. A I, CHARLES STRANGE, do leave my seat ln Miss Ander- son's English class and my abillty to get along with her to Sam Corbin who will need lt. I, LAMAR SUMLER, do hereby leave. . I, LOUDEAN TENNYSON, being ot sound lil mind, do hereby: Leave some lunlor scrougehead tor Mr. Seabrook to uss w t . , 1, Annette tooo, being ot sound .nina gnu when been leave to some unlucky rising senior the privilege l?l ot being Football Cheerleader. . I, JERRY TRIBBLE, hereby leave my studying oblllty to Henry Ohlandt. He might need lt. 1 1, nsnunn rucumnu, belng ot sound n-and and may do hereby bequeath to Stephen Lee one union suit. l, BILL TURNER, being at sound mind and spirit, hereby leavle nsy locker to anyone who thinks they are an excellent mec on c. I, nos: MARY wuson, being at mna l?4l mind and memory, do hereby leave my abillty to get to school late wlth- out staylng In, to anyone who needs it. , I, ANNE WEHMAN, being at sound mlnd lll, do leave my abillty to get along with Miss Pickett to my most needy sister. , I, BETTY WEST, do hereby will my love for music to all music lovers and then to-every new-comer at the school, I bequeath my love tor CHS. - I, EDITH WHEELER, do hereby leave Mary Valossalris my pasltion as honorary secretary ot the B.P.A. and to my Ilttle brother, James, l leave my many happy days at CHS In hopes he'II have as much tun as I have had. il,eMAUDE WHISTON, leave my brother George CHS and hope that he doesn't inherlt my memory and abillty to be late. I I, JOHN WILBANKS, do hereby leave for Folly beach. I XI, DIXIE WOLCOTT, belng of l?l mind and body do ,hereby to an up and comlng cheerleader, and rnyfjob as ottlcernonltor 4 si l E w I I I 5 S! 5 l +3 rnncknsjfglenfllinnsyrlsnyggfmyffgrgsulwg if ' to n fume trick nm. A so ,sg 'Exif g 557-an sl, -SALLY ,zsml.sn.. belng ol, swnaynuna one body, def iE'F3b2gSiiIEgfj'sfymqmu-pggggqgpghqvi- Nig4dlesDauglas,,.Jlnj,rnyj'Sel4-'self --hereby -wlll and bequeathfto my-ybrotherjltobtfl IQYQ-PGIIGYHHGQIA41. ' 5. 'Bob 'Iownsendmy love ofthe theater.,--1 A ii. X' f-- -ewhieh-nobody -can readdnotioven Il i., fe. 5.1117 5 :ff rg V. A J A .iez 1 I f .5 N ,Em-giiesf is Z .A I UNDERCLASS Q x X x -QQ: . S X Q Y N 2 x V' X' Q, K 1.-Y F x U xfiffj' W X Planning the Big Night O! Happy Day New Discoveries S-T ww' KAR 0 ,ir N 489' x X A fy' is K' i QQ X558 X, 1 4 s, Q 'P ' PRESIDENT Sarah Ann Hankel . ...i. .,. JUN: R BO y'l9lf'i'WhS idk ' . . is L Ig 1.5 I YN g we VICE PRESIDENT Mary Valassakis ADVISOR Miss D. Sistare ARD SECRETARY June Friday TREASURER Richard Goehring '-ng.. l . J l , l ,, Martha Lesemann Sonny Philipps Diane Feinberg Robert Lockwood THE JUNIOR BOARD The Junior Board, is the governing body wishes of the students, faculty, and the prin- of the Junior Class. lt plans and conducts the cipal. Funds obtained from these activities program for promoting activities ofthe Junior are used for the Junior-Senior Dance held in Class. Projects are varied according to the May and sponsored by the Junior Class. 58 v1 i l A l i I 1 wi! 1 Tommy Aldinger Homer Altine Elizabeth Anderson : Jim Anderson Betty Ann Barnes Marvin Berlinsky Tad Boland Wilbur Brewer in ' wing Carrut erS , J. . Q Hmson Coker Q1 J .Y h 1 use 1. 'wk xr Bartow Culp i x i - . .IUNIORS Juanita Davey Andrew Dickson Chris Drake Eve Edwards Billy Ellerbe Diane Feinberg Marcia Figg John Fletcher June Friday Richard Goehring Janet Grayson 59 Fred Green Tyrone Green Jennifer Grubb ' Paige Halsey Sarah Ann Hanckel Margaret Harbison Norma Hearne Frank Hodges Fay Hord Dona Lea Hunt Harold Jones Joseph Jordan Juwquo ,, .ef . Eiggwgst' S NWS' RS Robert Krell Martha Lesemann Robert Lockwood Bill Mclntosh Joyce Moore Penny Moore Billy Nottingham Ollie Ogletree Susan O'Rouke Arthtur Orvin Olin Patrick Bee Bee is I Nancy uhr Nancy Swan Anna Taylor Stephen Thomas Sandra Threatle Jean Turner Mary Valassakis Jackie Wingate Virginia Yarborough Robert Zeigler l'O R Sophia Paulatos Sonny Phillips Gaillard Pinckney Patty Quattlebaum Jeff Rawls Angela Redman Charles Reeves Frances Reeves Margie Sanders Paul Scarpa John Sheppard David Somerstein i 61 l S M J. Ytfitgss . O .t E WH. 5 '.s , Q U SOPHOMGRES Ann Angel Arthur Arnot Faye Ball Marion Bell Mary Bell Alice Blocker Joan Blume Murray Bonnoitt Buddy Brunson Susan Bunch Betty Burn Robert Burns Albert Butler Elizabeth Clyburn Barbara Coles Rhett Coombs Bob Coskrey Ross Covington Barbara Cummings Barbara Dalton Barbara Davis Eddie Douglas Oliver Dowling Pat Drafts Rochelle Edwards Pat Fogle Creighton Frampton Greswald Gwynette Gary Hammond Edmund Hardee Sarah Harris Fred Hart Marion Hayes Sigrid Helander Isabelle Hepqell Frank Hoshal Rudy Howell Carl Johnson Ray Johnstoneaux Sewell Kahn Pamela Lempesis Jerry Magoulas Carole Mappus Dolores Martin Jeannie Martin Alberta Matthews Ike McKeithan Molly McKeithan -,pu l l L L A H SOPHOMORES Howard Moseley Vasiliki Moskos Marilyn Nevils Joseph Newton Mina Phillips Gerald Polis Capers Poulnot Harold Pye Josie Reeves Ann Rneken Caroline Rhodes Gerald Rittenburg Jimmy Sellers Marshall Sansbury Bobby Shack Mariam Scott Baynard Seabrook Jimmy Sellers Carroll Shannon Bruce Shaw Kay Simmons Jimmy Slaughter Hazel Smith Melvin Smith Louise Smoak Sally Sodke Margaret Steinberg David Stuhr Ellen Stulfn' Maggie Swain Alice Tamsberg Don Thomas Henry Thomas Bonnie Townsend Robert Townsend Wanda Tumbleston Ben Varn Henry Viohl Suzanne Warren Allan Wehman Cathy Wehman Richard Weil Sally Wetherhorn Bina Whetstone Betty Williams Andrew Young Jack Young Netta Young Cynthia Elliott John Farmer Henry Fogle Sue Frierson Spencer Gantt Daphine Gaskin Sybil Graham Dottie Grooms Emma Haltiwanger Pat Harbeson Sandra Harley Holmes Haselden Sandra Hickman Gerald Hodges Jack Hunt Charles Jaques Betty Jones Carolyn Jones Kenneth Janes Bruce Kendeigh William Key FRESHMEN L.,-s Charles Andrus Travis Baggett Angus Baker Billy Barrow Kerry Baxley Dara Benke Robert Bishop Helen Bohlen James Britton Douglas Brown Elizabeth Burk Marshall Burns Wilson Cammer Irene Cobb Jackie Collins Joseph Cox James Davenport Virginia Doyle Gertrude Driggers Donald Easterlin FRESHMEN Louisa Kinloch Craig Kopper James Laird Patricia Lamb Arvid Lesemann Edith Mackey Jessie Mahaffey Carolyn McKeithan Carrie McKnight Juanita McLoed Doris Meyer Ralph Morris Jack Nebb Kay O'Brien Richard Phillips Wilton Poulnot 'ei S Nancy Randolph Clarence Ray Sarah Reid Brenda Richardson Hoyt Richardson Kay, Roberts Franklin Robson Betty Roddenberry Alice Rowell Betty Saulisberry James Schultz Matte Simmons Linda Smart Harvey Smith Norma Strickland Harold Thomas Lorraine Thames Virginia Thompson Anna Valassakis Larry Walker Harry Wiggins Janet Williams Jeaneal Wilson John Wilson ' Harvey Zetrouer - 'V 1-1T'I. -. SUB-FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 8-1: W. Aids, C. Arnold, B. Barfield, B. Beaudrot, J .Brewer, P. Coker, J. Danmen, J. Glover, B. Harvey, D. Hurt, R. Ingram, S. Jackson, B. Kahrs, B. Leegette, J. Leonard, P. Lewis, C. Messey, M. Owen, S. Ridgeway, C. Sansbuhy, T. Taylor, A. Truman, J. Wolcott, H. Well HOMEROOM 8-2: E. Almeida, A. Burges, C. Drowota, R. Hall, S. Hayes, P. Hopke, G. Hughes, A. Limehouse, K. Milton, M. Mitchell, D. Murray, R. Orvin, J. Paye, R. Smoak, L. Spivey, N. Stanley, E. Steinberg, R. Tripp, T. Tsurutis, E. Van Ness, E. Young, P. West, F. Whetstone. HOMEROOM 8-3: S. Sapps, G. Coats, D. Cook, J. Cordray, L. Cumbee, R. Daden, D. Davis, M. Fletcher, R. Green, D. Herndon, J Hollingsworth, W. Lanier, S. Ledford, B. Parnell, Z. Phillipps, G. Riley, J. Rumph, D. Stone, R. M. Tan- ner, K. Thornley, E. Townsend, H Watson, J. Wheeler, W. Wieters 0 s 1. .' --Es Y is aw. K WS his Z' is A S : L N - . if . .H P: f Q -Q. cg, as wr fig :J V . . Y X ...r ini K p A f X -4... i l , 1 ii xl J la l l il , i xg li -lv I w l 1 l -.gil .-It MM-.V ,a,4 ,L b w e wiv- .4-1 A . PN -r ...ui -........ W. K . T Rv' '- A . 1 . WM W A. Q. . . 5 --.- ---..-. .- 9 rw A -jj l . -- . . - 3 Ei. ,SFI-. -F2 f .gg HOMEROOM 8-4: A. Wesley, J. Anderson, J. Austin, G. Coker, L. Cook, R. Dame, N. Daniels, l. Eaddy, B. Evans, J. Farmer, M. Fender, R. Harbison, L .Heneberry, C. Hiers, B. Hiott, M. Jones, S. Mellis, M. Paulata, M. Scruggs, H. Siegling, L. Steakley, C. Thompson, D. Vann, M. Walling, S. Wiegand. HOMEROOM 8-5: C. Berry, R. Bower, C. Coleman, K. Crawford, L. Doughtry, M. Flowers, R. Herrin, G. Hoist, H. Hooks M. Jenkins, B. Milligan, J. Montgomery, B. McCants, B. McMillian, M. Nebb, F. Parson, B. J. Pelhan, K. Robinson C. Rourk, B Smith, L. Strobel, E. Thomas, C. Williams, S. Zealy. 1 w w W I 3 'S 1 'I 3, Planning Working Playing 'sq 3 S' l gi 'I C H l - AR PRESIDENT: Edward Good The Student Council of the High School of Charles- ton is the student governing body, democratically con- ducted with a representative from each homeroom class and club. Officers are elected each spring by the entire stu- dent body according to a procedure similar to that used in local, state, and national elections. Through the practice of democratic principles, the council furnishes students an opportunity to develop initiative and practice responsibility. This year, the group worked on projects involving the school and community, trying to solve problems which arose. Through a constitutional change, clubs were re- quired to register activities with the lnter-Club Council. Charleston High's governing body sponsored a car in the Christmas parade, cooperated with the county association in the March of Dimes Drive and other com- munity projects. Also the Spring District Rally was held a Charleston High this season and, as in previous years, C.H.S. was represented at the State Student Council Convention. Awards were made to outstanding seniors and the club which had rendered the most outstanding service to the school was recognized. Charleston High's Student Council is a member of national and state associations and with the help of and understanding advisor, Solomon Breibart, the organi- zation tries to uphold the standards of both associations. 1.5---..- l. 4 l . THE STUDENT Jacqueline Anderson, Harry Bishop, Tommy BlackNimmie Britton, Suzan Bunch, Sylvia Capps, Ewing Carruthers S.: x t i Sam Corbin, Carol Drowoto Pai e Halse Alliso dnna, Holmes Haseldon, Norma Hearne 1 1 I L Larry James, Maxine Johnson, Sybil Johnso 5' ert Krell, Stephen Lee, Bill Mclntosh, June Friday Q . B X was ,Q gthx . , -igggt: . ' , - . .. H .. , X .q -is - t f I - ,s if .F -:C t N 1 Cari, 'f A 9 X .M ..,. ' ill: is i B L ' iv-X f ' ll ii.s. 1 f it i '- ' 'B . . T I . i f , T . V 4 iis. . S? .f --r- f if Q - is . g J t A ' ,W-is ,, . . ig X A -N - ' , S A ' S i .Hg Ut... 70 '-aff! 'RAEK3i lfLL3:'l'?'Q!a'EQJ5Q41L E3'i'SX9f.ii1?,5ES3B I K sk J ' ' ' ADVISOR: Solomon Breiba rt. OFFICERS President ........................ Edward Good Vice President .......... Robert Lockwood Secretory ................ Sally Ann Zeigler Treasurer ......... ........ B etty Williams OUNCIL fx ,.x41fVf 3 Vasiliki Moskos, Ben Nance, Peggy Nelson, Marion Newton, Catherine Oliver, Sonny Phillips, Caroline Pinckney Patty Quottlebaum, Ann Renken, Sarah Reid, Judy Sansbury, Bobby Schaack, Sally Seebeck, Bruce Shaw Beverly Smith, Bobby Smith, Harvey Smith, Anno Valassakis, Mary Valossakis, Betty West, Joan Wolcott ,. E k X 5 s t t to S i, if , wt at fl A. v - i l , ,gi 4 r E s F i ll ti Tl 1 9 i l i 1 l I i i I 6 ll li r i l l i INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Harry Bishop-Key Club Donald Bowlck-Glee Club Sam Corbin-Junior Board Carol Donner-Youth For Christ June Friday-Girls Block C Paige Halsey-F.T.A. Secretary Allison Hanna-Officials Club Norma Hearne-Library Club Marie Munro-Dramatic Society Rabbit Lockwood-President Joseph Newton-Honor Soclely MEMBERS Sonny Phillips-Boys Block C Caroline Plnekney-Annual Patty Quaftlebaum-Band Ann Renken-Y-Chicks Judy Salisbury-J.H.A. Sally Seebock-Y-Teens Bobby Smith-Debate Society Anna Valassakls-Y-Bantamattes I Mary Valassakls-Bantam l Edllh Wlloaler-Sonlor Board Rohan Lockwood Advisor-S. Brelbart PRESIDENT --13 l l l S.BHd n ADVBOR r PURPOSE The Inter-Club Council is composed of one representative from each club in the school. The purpose of the lnter-Club Council is to bring about closer relationships between clubs and organizations of the School, to act as a clearing house for conflicts arising through the activity of these groups, and to keep the student body organizations and the Student Council informed of the progress of the school organi- zahons 72 l I I i ,,,.. tu. F. T. A. The Charleston High School Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organ- ized in 1949. The main objective of the club is to encour- age and help young people who plan to enter a teaching career. This year, members attended the state F.T.A. convention, conducted a television pro- TX gram, and had cadet teaching in the city ele- mentary schools and in the high school. Also a merit pin is awarded at the end of the year to F.T.A. members who have accumulated titty points. With the help of our understanding advisor, Mrs. Demovelle Meadows, the club tries to reach its goals. I-fax mg 2 MEMBERS Helen Bohlen, Donald Bowick, Barbara Cummings, Tommy Curtis, Sue Frierson, Carolyn Godwin Mariiane Handley, Sandro Harley, Anne Howard, Carolyn Jones, Louisa Kinloch, Peggy Nelson Sara Reid, Margaret Swain, Anna Taylor, Maude Whiston ADVISOR: Mrs. Demovelle Meadows 1 l OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER INTER-CLUB Dixie Wolcott Frances Reeves Sally Eleanor Muller Paige Halsey lr- f il l. :iQ l I Q x Q 5 1 i tr- x C t l l -ny.-Ynsree. l E ii' -1 l l N . I I l l li lr l is l. l ll l l VICE PRESIDENT Paige Halsey PRESIDENT Virginia Porcher TREASURER SECRETARY Mary Ann Moore Ann Howard 'N ' p IL, ' Zoe LJ A F3 STUDENT ADVISOR COUNCIL Marie Munro E. Jackson E. Almeida, M. Bell, J. Brandon, M. Brewer, E. Carruthers, E. Douglas, B. Ellerbe, M. Ferrell, T. Fetters, D. Fineberg, P. Halsey, M. Handley, A. Howard, L. James, T. Judy, M. Kramer, S. Lee, L. Lucas, H. Mimms, M. Moore, V. Moskos, P. Munro, V. Porcher, F. Reeves, K. Roberts, J. Sellers, S. Sodke, R. Townsend, M. Whiston. 74 ..,,g un.-Q I I I l iiicwil aff? ada 7 ,LLQLQ L I B R A R Y C L U B 'Zffkf 714K , Mfg? Zi fd 96.4332 R 241.1 QBRARY R1sPREsENb...,-: ' . LIBRARY ASSISTANTS- PRESIDENT igsE'FRES 5E':1f'f, ' ---A inlh- ' Y ro d n X 'NOW He..,f,'. .A -xx -.... .... N Qhcy Stuhr Q 75 l 'd , A5Q'f2'il, s,.f' La ver, J. J 2646 M, Harley, S. 'W Z , He'E n Re M?Ji:rg,'P.. 6 Nance B Ferrell Glo Neese, D. Patrick, O. , Pinckney, G. Poulnot, W. Powell, B. Randolph, N. , geinken, Aj F. c nrmer, . 6 Steckley, L. 1 0 Strange, C. Tonner, R. M. Townsend, B. 9 Weil R. l G4 34,52-L. We .Gia B. Burn R. Butler' N. Hearne J. Jordan J. Lybrond M. Lesemon C. McKeithon M. McKeithun V. Porcher N. Stuhr A. Taylor G. Whiston 'ZW Y-CHICKS VICE PRESIDENT ....... SECRETARY ...,,...... TREASURER ....,. ADVISOR ..... ......Vasiliki Moskos ....-..Louise Smoak .....Bee Bee Strobel .. .... A. B. Herring I PRESIDENT A S Betty Williams ' E. x -SX- - - 3 . X - A if gt S Q , . . 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Ml- , 'K J' 1 A S X - 1 X - is - s S X it S wi, S E S Chesta Adarns Barham Agee Frances Bell , Betty Bicaise Mary Ann Brewer Joyce Davis Ruthie Ellsworth Jeanette Griffin Allison Hanna . PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT :SECRETARY TREASURER dy Sansbury J Sybil Johnson MaryiLee McCabe Peggy Porter Student Council Representative Sally Seabeck Ann Howard Jeanne Jacques Gloria Massolon Ann McSwain Lonet Phillips Martha Randolph Edith Wheeler Maude Whiston gin s-. wr 'wwf ,R xxx iw 'X Q53 ,Amy s Pwr, sim 55 X f 1-:H l 'l l '-, 1 lp l i , - l 1 i 8 1 l l gi li if if is l E 2.5 ll . in. l I 1 I li ll L l I l ,l ,E im I I 1 il 1, I l ,, l i il l i l i wg-sv ' --'f Z - Hggig-1. .- . WQSY C 4+ A , - , X X mx M, to 1 J ' QJJ , QZJSJ LTVZ, . X. I Azsdrtiii -, Q A-161 Edith ,Wheeler PRESIDENT Gloria Massalon Frances Reeves X Peggy Porter VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY . TREASURER JUNIOR HOME SSOCIATION UA LIVE WIRE NEVER GETS STEPPED ON Chesta Adams Barbara Agee Faye Ball Frances Bell Betty Bicaise Dottie Buse Rhett Coombs Joyce Davis Ruth Ellsworth Marilynn Ferrell Elaine Giesin Sarah Goethe Betty Grimes Patsy Hodges Sybil Johnson Frances Lamb Gloria Massalon Alberta Mathews Molly McKeithan Ann McSwain Peggy Nelson Sue O'Rourke Beverly Parker Peggy Porter 78 Frances Reeves Ann Renken Kay Roberts Judy Sansbury Bee Bee Strobel Jean Turner Mary Valassakis Sally Wetherhorn Anne Wehman Edith Wheeler Bina Whetstone Betty Williams '5 A '-if J I 4 I I I I I I 5, T I I I I I I V DISTRIBUTIVE EDUC 'l'llfEDi3y1il C9 gn 3 Etta M. Dorn Bee Bee Strobel ADVISOR PRESIDENT, 5th Period The purposes of the Distributive Education club of Charleston High are to develop lead- ership, to provide an intelligent choice of oc- cupations in distribution, to create an abiding interest in chosen. occupations, to encourage high ethical standards in business, to provide for social and recreational activities, to de velop a feeling of responsibility to society, ta develop an appreciation of the influence of fine arts in business, to engender a desire to keep abreast ness th rough of current development in'busi training. ,ww . sg Arthur Arnot, John Branks, Maurice Bridgman, Anne Buist, Hurtell Cabell, Harry Herman, Jeanne Jacques, Sybil Johnson, Thomas Judy, Joyce Moore, Purnell Orvig, Arthur Orvin, Jerry Tribble, George Whiston, Jackie Wingate Carole Shannon. I 1 - .:'. vs 'xxtfx .. ,,, G L E E B s 51599 Yi ,, h M N s., II j i : sl g ' i set I I my gh ' - X- Ii ' I S A S . A ,,.-Q I 4 i i , t IN , tse, A PRESIDENT ................ ........ T ommy Curtis TREASURER ,........,........ .... ......... F r ed Hoff VICE PRESIDENT ........ ......... J im Anderson STUDENT COUNCIL ,........ .... ............. B e tty West SECRETARY ......... ........ H arry Herman PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN ....... ........ I sabelle Heppell Irene Cobb, Barbara Cummings, Juanita Davey, Varginia Doyle, Patricia Drafts, Emma Haltiwanger, 'Margaret Harbeson, Diane Hurt, Annie Laurie Jones, Betty Mae Jones, Joyce Moore, Ann McSwain, Carolyn Riley, Gloria Riley, Motte Sim- mons, Norma Strickland, Annette Todd, Rosemary Watson, Betty West, Janet Williams, Jackie Wingate, Barbara Agee, Jackie Collins, Lore Etta Cumbee, Patricia Fagle, Clare Faster, Sibel Graham, Isabelle Heppell, Sandra Hickman, Patsy Hodges, Gail Hughes, Carrie Belle McKnight, Patricia Lamb, Patsy Munro, Barbara McMillan, Marilyn Nevils, Lonet Phillips, Marilyn Phillips, Josie Reeves, Nancy Randolph, Betty Saulisbury, Miriam Scott, Laura Steakley, Sandra Threatte, Homer Altine, Jim Anderson, Donald Bowick, Hinson Coker, Tom Curtis, Henry Fagle, Fred Hart, Harry Her- man, Gerald Hodges, Bruce Kendeigh, Norman Mathisen, Jay Rumph, Robert Townsend, Harold Wells, Miss Emily Bottimare, Director. 80 u,...., ,wear i 1 l I l l I I I I 5 I I I l CHARLESTON REBEL B Trombone: John Sheppard Elizabeth Van Ness Jim Davenport Sousaphoncs Donald Ellis Ben Benton Percussion Helen Richardson Craig Koppen Virginia Yarborough Walter Noland Joe Bamett Clifton Orvin Drum Malor Jack Hunt Officers John Lybrand President Sonny Beach Vice-President Helen Richardson Bus. Mgr. Pat Botchellor Secretary Bondmastor James V. Larkin Anne Archbell Larkin Mascot AND Flutes Patty Qaattlebaum Brenda Richardson Clorinets Jean Heape Jennifer Grubb Mack Bennett Donald Easterlin Legare Van Ness Frankie Fike Soxopllones Pat Batchellor Frank Griffin Henry Dorkewitz Eve Edwards Sonny Be h goin 422 J rurnpets f John Lybrand Bill Turner Bronzel Hammock Anna Taylor Eddy Toporek Joe Roberts John Bishop Jimmy Griffin Arlie Whitlow Henry Siegling French Horns Marshal Sansbury Billy Richardson Ba rltone Henry Turner B W . is -N at X 2 M N X Y R5 .age .aye F-'S-51 XY 'X QAS F: X- ,X ' -W K ' -ix-.s 1 wssgxsa.: . 1, is wx F - -M. ' .e... , X555 X l W x . , K., 's sr Q K' t V +1 3 X 2 2 , X S x -is . ,, i i f ' ' i 3 1 3 1 F Y ii A., he J l l i ti IE l i l l i i i I. 1 is 5: 1 i ,IT YN '11-V . . -. Hl-Y OFFICERS PRESIDENT ................... .............. B ill Francis TREASURER ................ .....--- S 0l'll'1Y Phillips VICE PRESIDENT ......... ............. B llly Bostwick CHAPLAIN ........,............ -.-.--.-- B ill Tl-lfnel' SECRETARY .............. ..... , ..Maurice Bridgman SERGEANT AT ARMS ....... .................... S tephen Lee Charles Aldinger, Harry Bishop, Tommy Black, Pete Boland, Billy Bostwick, Maurice Bridgman, Fred Brown, George Car- ter, Bob Coskrey, Bill Francis, Alfred Halsey, Philip Holcomb, Stephen Lee, Jerry Magoulous, Norman Mathisen, Pumell Orvig, Sonny Phillips, Gaillard Pinckney, Cass Seigling, John Stametiades, Bill Turner, Ben Varn, Henry Viohl, Jack Young. The Hi-Y is a voluntary club program for boys in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades of high schools, sponsored by the Young Men's Christian Association. lt's name is a combination of the term high - school Y.M.C.A. The Hi-Y movement is interna- tional in scope, Christian in emphasis, interde- nominational in character, and democratic in practice. The Hi-Y purpose is: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home, and community high standards of Christian char- acter. The four planks of the Hi-Y platform are: clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. We will welcome into our membership any male student who accepts our purpose and is willing to work with us in carrying it out. We try to encourage members to band together in a definite cause calling for high scholarship, physical health, moral worth, and an unself- ish service. We do not ask: What church do you attend? or what is your nationality? Neither do we limit our membership to those who are in the B or above scholastic group- ing. ik- 3 4 ,ww n MauMLmmv4w--,,M.:..wwefv- cu 5' 2: gg KEY CLUB OFFICERS FOR THE 1955-56 TERM amy Berwick ....... ............................................................................................. P RESIDENT Tommy Curtis ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,................................................................. . .VICE PRESIDENT Robert Lockwood ........ Paul Scarpa ............ H. Mencken ......... .......SECRETARY and 'LREASURER .......,...,................Junior Director l -Q-iifi-5 1 is .- xr, iss? UFHCERS Charles Aldinger, Harry Bishop, Tommy Black, Tad Boland, Harry Coombs, Tommy Curtis, Bill Francis, Richard Goehring, Edward Good, Philip Holcomboi-LarryJhmesg5sLiitfy.il6i5es, Stephen Lee, Robert Lockwood, Lawrence Lucas, Bill Mclntosh, Howard Moseley, Scarpa, David Stuhr, Ben Varn. Under theisponsorship qgncliistance of the ing baskets to be filled with food, keeping the local Kiwaniisi-,Glub,,the5Key sess C lub does its besf school trophies polished, repairing benches, to live upjitoifiits-mottog'E 'We Build. and sending delegates to the district conven- Being the onlyservice club of its kind in the schooig-it, renders all possible service to the school community. These projects in- clude publixshgingxtthe football programs, the sponsoring theiikiomecoming ceremonies, help- ing the Christmas Welfare Drive by distribut- tion. Also the club sponsors two banquets a year. One honoring the new members, faculty, and club presidents, and the last in honor of the parents of the new members. I :A .,.. l I I B L O C K I I ' ' C L U B OFFICERS PRESIDENT .................. ......................... ........ S y bil Johnspn VICE PRESIDENT ........ .................. ....... B e tty Bicclse SECRETARY ,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ....... A Ilison Hanna TREASURER ,,,.,,,,,A,,,.,.. .,....... S ally Seebeck STUDENT COUNCIL ....... ......... J une Friday ADVISOR Miss Kathleen Pickett . I X . K ms. s If ' The purpose of the Girls Block C j Club is to promote more spirit and sportsmanship through athletics. The project for the year was to raise money for sports awards. In order to raise money for the project, the club sold sweat shirts, Bantam car reflect- ors and soft drinks at the basketball games. I Some of the activities the club sponsored were the Girls Volleyball I Team vs. the Faculty, the Sr. Boys vs. Q Sr. Girls Volleyball game, and after- noon sports. g GIRLS sLocK c CLUB I K 'i Chesta Adams Sybil Johnson l H- ' Betty Bicoise Gloria Massalon r Dottie Buse Sally Seebeck Ruth Ellsworth Anne Wehman yy gunehFridayH k I Edith VlVI':eelerk :jg ara Ann onc e ary a assa is Allison Hanna Ml 3, fill- fill , , NM I I ' I 84 -..rf V. BOYS' l BLOCK H H CLUB U orriczks g Billy Bostwick ...... .......................................,..... , .PRESIDENT Bill Francis ......... ........................,.......... V ICE PRESIDENT Tad Boland ........ ......... S ECRETARY 8. TREASURER Sonny Phillips ......., ................. S TUDENT COUNCIL and INTER-CLUB REPRESENTATIVE ADVISOR M. Finklestein tSwsCww wWw SWs ini S il Qss sigss3w,mg, f L x v ' Y 1 it g E , . The Boys' Block C Club is made up of 5 boys who have won a letter in one or more maior sports, sponsored by the school. The l members of the club to undertake to promote f Better School Activities, as well as raise C.H.S. to the top in inter-scholastic sports. i H -. 1 mx N . -5 C MS. . Q X. X Some activities sponsored by the club are the basketball games between homerooms, dances after some of the football games, the Junior-Senior Basketball Game, the Free Throw Tournament, the basketball game be- tween Charleston High SchooI's Boys Block r 'S C and the Faculty. plaque has been erected in remember . ce of Joe Conyers, trainer for athletic teams, i922-l 955 MEMBERS OF THE BLOCK C Tad Boland Murray Bonnoitt Billy Bostwick Tommy Curtis Milton Demetre Bill Francis Creighton Frampton Larry Jones Sonny Phillips Gaillard Pmckney Paul Scarpa George Shier Ben Varn .dk qv W E H 'B n II X. k Qs E wk 1 we ' - .W . S-N x -E: 91 . , , ' 'l . u n 4' - 4 t l 4 - BW S QS . ... 9 Q I n - . 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Q 3 Lx X 3 S W Av g g I h 5 X R xl lj ai N, 2 1' I I NATIC5NAL HONOR SQCIETY PRESIDENT: Dixie Wolcott VICE PRESIDENT: Robert Lockwood SECRETARY: Judy Sansbury TREASURER: Beverly Parker ADVISOR: Cecile M. Bailey Betty Bicaise, Ewing Carruthers, Edgar Cohen, Sam Corbin, Bartow Culp, Maybelle Deery, Chris Drake, Eve Edwards, Diane Feinberg, Tom Fetters, Paige Halsey, Sam Lunney, Eleanor Muller, Peggy Nelson, Marlon Newton, Catherine Oliver, Virginia Porcher, Helen Richardson, Stephen Thomas, Robert Zeigler, Sally Zeigler. i L I I Q. :I :I II I I -fix- ntl 011 Eleanor Muller A Marion NeWf0I'I PRESIDENT Marijcine Handley Catherine Oliver 1 X x Nix X it N E tx Betty Bicaise - SECRETARY ' : -- Dixie Wolcott -if - N 5133? E.EE , 'N - . fit DEBATE CLUB John F. Wilbanks ........ ...............,. P RESIDENT Bill Mclntosh ....... ...... S ECRETARY-TREASURER Ewing Carruthers ....... ....... V ICE PRESIDENT Ben Nance ......... .......... S TUDENT COUNCIL ADVISOR: Mr. J. Wallace Thomas Aldinger, Warren Almand, Norman Mathisen, Bobby Smitlf Stephen Thomas. Y W 1 t 1 W , .-. y , l 1 -' -.:1vwv1'n?'. .. . . - h OFFICIALS CLUB - C ..-L, -WCQS35 SENIOR OFFICIALS IL, SECRETARY, B. Bicoiseg V. PRESIDENT, J. Friday, J. Jacques, PRESIDENT, S. Johnson, G. Mossolonp TREASURER, S. Seebeck,i?Q,Q,.,fglnSlESSBkis,f,S19kffi5NBIii'ndnfEQffN1.IjgeeIer. 1 IXXX N :.1 f QI A A M. .ff .E .Af S . JUNIOR OFFICIALS ' -W 'S M.. .sssf A. Blocker, H. Bohlcn, Tmguse, B. Dgqton, S. Dow ,,,, 5on,sRi 'EITsworth, J. Grayson, S. I-Ianckel, S. Harley, M. Johnson, P. Lempesis, M. Lesemon, A. MCSWQYRP-wA: MB3hews, P. Moore, V. Moskos, M. Phillips, A. Renken, K. Roberts, H. Smith, M. Smook, N. Stuhr, B. Townsend, S. Worren, B. Whefstone. 88 YQ' I I F I I I I I I I I I I , I 4 Q I I I I I I I I Am- , The Bantam South Carolino's Oldest High School Paoer Vol. XIII-No. 5 High School of Charleston - Charleston, S. C. 19554956 BANTAM STAFF B. Bicaise, J. Brandon, M. A. Brewer, S. Corbin, C. Donner, M. Deery, E. Douglas, E. Edwards, D. Feinberg, C. Godwin, J. Grayson, P. Halsey, N. Hearne, L. James, S. Johnson, J. Jordan, B. Mclntosh, V. Moskos, E. Muller, J. Newton, M. Newton, C. Oliver, F. Reeves, G. Rittenberg, J. Sansbury, S. Sodke, N. Stuhr, N. Swan, S. Thomas, J. Turner, M. Valassakis, M. Whiston, R. Zeigler. lT.S A LONG PROCESS . . . Bill Mclntosh and Gerald Rittenberg selling ads copy and ad situation Larry James and Maybelle Deery draw ads for printer Marion Newton and Diane Feinberg make up the dummy Didne Feinbufg Gnd Eve Edwards write COPY Mary Valassakis and Carol Donner handle circulation Advisors A. Moore and E. Dorn confer on amount of Qnd exchange s 89 let AX X. 5 ' .1 1 , 5 Ear. : QR Q X . , 'ART EDITORS Eleanor Muller 'lorry Coombs If Po we K 4, 31 r Q ,Q V . PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Caroline Pinckney Robin Smith X' -.9 em 1. NN , - v 4 X N ' X N x Xl . xxx x x X . i N: Fif' b. go. X, ,x 3 Q x X X Q Q LW..-A co-EDITORS Catherine Oliver 'I Stephen Lee ,L I : if 1 R 3 I I X YK BUSINESS MANAGERS Moybellc Dcery Fred Brown A K 4Wmx S gs CIRCULATION MANAGERS Anne Buns! Alfred Halsey ADVISOR Mae B Walsh 1 egg i I .L,.e . , 3 N ' 1+ ' Je.. , . K I 1. K 3- ,, h , I - ilhki-M u-.J--'J a jf' Nik SSW-f, WQII . Z I I -1 X ' 9' , , 1 ,, I lr Q I We ' 6-JW -sf, ,A K we- . ,, 1 S. we , rx, I. ., I , ' 'I U 'Y' I :S ' f in f - f f .. ,ZQ P, Q .X X, . Q 1 S .. Lrxws 'r-mxvz . .. YOUTH FDR CHRIST . s 41-.. 5 5+ PRESIDENT: Donald Bowick VICE PRESIDENT: Ben Nance SEC.-TREAS.: Peggy Nelson ' STUDENT COUNCIL: Bobby Smith INTER-CLUB COUNCIL: Carol Donner ADVISOR: Mrs. Meadows. Y-BANTAMETTES PRESIDENT: Rosemary Glover VICE PRESIDENT: Sarah Reid SECRETARY: Dottie Neese TREASURER: Chumpsie Simons STUDENT COUNCIL REP.: Anna Valassakis MEMBERS: E. DuTart, C. Elliott, C. Fowke, S. Frierson, S. Hartley, A. Holmes, L. Kinlock, C. Jones, N. Randolph, J. Retallack, K. Roberts, M. Simmons, N. Strickland, G. Thompson, J. Williams, J. Wilson. MEMBERS: Dona Brinson, Ray Johnstoneaux,Josephine Reeves, Brenda Richardson, Hazel Smith, John Wilbanks, 92 I 9. X-.. ii ...-5, K 1 Q -' - . i i - Q DB 315 is .. Q 4ig.w.c.. - -Q .Q 'Wi K 1 ai, B! Us W5 i-'vw ,s .X il, if: SF Si f' K? i 5-.S NM, 6'-T I r a'x Afternoon Sports Results of Effort X SSX Basketball Game INN N-vnu it -Q it KMFZ 4 efmii 4'-is WN N L .Q -WNV .. I Q 4 . , ' rf- I li'-will-l A f , V9 Mtg, l Q Q f S A J-it l f. ..i ,. if Q , K 1- ' . X, Q-' .tx -gx , Lx -i K H '4 - I: I l V E lil ' il X. My .A , 4 f :A NX L, I r i 'Ni 1 , K x -E Q-Q x QE? K X., 5 - 4 T K X A .jg . U 5, l x . X .. Q X . Q vc bf- sg: 35 , 1 b ,G X, X . t r, QL- xf KX Q xy X' , rjv'-- , af ,V 1 M W Q M' Q . N, .- A S F V 'gg' G Y ax :v S . , . W. , wiv 8 4 1 h 15' b X I ' Q. K ,, , no Q R . W I , r , t XF .- agqxlievxik .. , 'L L . .X X A t..- Qt if g 1 .',w' -f gsy. rT',XI6f ' 35 .., 'Eff-???!i:fx-1- :lr Y 3 , :-,Riagg Tffef E-. fiH' J 1fff 71- ki vii ff fl-Q - ii-FFS.-kl12iF1'1lKl. Ji -L.. 4 . v 'hfslvflff '-IT ,.i'ff.: swf - jiieikl-A I, HOWARD MOSELEY .Q - 54 ,555 1 it - . -. .. -- , ag .'-v-it-' . 4l.'l11l'-:.Lf YT1l Q -.1 . ,,,...f 1 i cg- '. gr- .. . Q .- . .E V - ,'. f t ' - ' ' - . sf 4 ' :eg h if- . M.-. .Ljr gf: . uf QQ-1-5 .,.' ,,..' Mgt'-A,',y.' , :J fi., af! Q 'l ar f.. fm! I 'T Nl! 5:4 BILL FRANCIS , CHARLES STRANGE ANDY DIXON FGCTBALL TEAM . Bailey, D. Batten, B. Bostwick, F. Brooks, B. Burk, J. Cowon, G. Debnom, R .Dewitt, A. Dixon, C. Fisk, B. Francis, L B. Hoffman, D. Holmes, H Howell, E. Kleckley, R. Kluge. S. Lee, H. Moseley, O. B. O'Brien, R. Orvin, C. Powell, E. Puckhaber, F. Richards, J Rodgers, D. Rustin, J Russell, J. Settle, C. Strange, D. Stuhr, B. Tillias, B. Toland, R. Weil. MANAGERS: N Forbes, B. Heap. COACH : J. Adams, C. Howe 96 ?'l. Jig RICH: Rock Hill BILLY BOSTWICK ....... 'I3 C.H.S ....... Orangeburg ............ 'l2 C.H.S ........... Columbia ...... ...... 2 O C.H.S ........... Conway .................. l2 C.H.S ........... St. Andrews 26 Berkeley ......,......... 19 C.H.S. .......... SCORES Greenwood .. Camden ...... Florence ...... Walterboro Cooper River STEPHEN LEE A 6 6 COACHES C A CLAUDE HOWE JACK ADAMS ....... 32 C.H.S ........ 7 26 14 33 6 O 56 39 'l3 RELAY TEAM A. Arnot H. Bishop M. Bridgman B. Ellerbe R. Goehring L. Lucas S. Ogletree A. Pinckney W. Poulnot R. Smith J. Tribble H. Viohl COACH: M. FINKLESTEIN ' 1 K WSW RUNNER: ROBIN SMITH Girls' Baslcelloall B. Bicaise, A. Blocker, S. Hanckel lManogerl A. Hanna, M. Johnson, S. Johnson, P. Lempe- sis, G.Massalon, D. Martin, B. Mathewes, M. Phillips, M. Randolph, A. Renken, S. Seebeck, M. Valossakis lMonagerl, A. Wehman COACH: K. Pickett CAPTAINS S. Johnson, B. Bicaise I 'WY 31 fi, 91587 'Y' Boys' BasketbaH M. Bonnoitt KMgr.J, H. Coombs, B. Coskrey KMgr.3, B. Francis, B. Frampton, R. Goehring, E. Good, C.. Jaques, L. Jones, K. Jones, L, Lucas, H. Moseley, O. Ogletree, S. Phillips, C. Poulnot, G. Rittenburg, B. Varn, M. Finkle stein, Coach, G. Shier, Assistant Coach. CAPTAINS , L. Lucas, H. Coombs I f QM, , SRQA ESQ, RUS I s K A s. I X 3 inl- 1-.1 B. Bicaise ,......,....- . kf , T,-1 . gg X . , 31. xx R .Q x S X 'ww-.,x 5 Y. BASKETB - 5 :R in. . J Nt TEAM Xa 1' M5 -. ag, X 1 W T A L A Ri K X wb. 1 1 V ynurw sw xxx is XS. Ni UQ' S 5. A is, ,-5. wwf Q up-M' l. Esfoiy UPPER SCHOOL CHAMPS Maurice Bridgman, Myron Kramer, Purnell Orvig, John Stamiatides. INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL 'CHAMPS LOWER SCHOOL CHAMPS Marshall Burns, Charles Jaques, Kenneth Jones, Clarence Ray, Franklin Robinson, Harold Thomas, Harry Wiggi YW' ,c'5R'L,ES70 rqgllxkltszg, .5 Q5 X, , , L s,,s , X LXAX A A L YH hi . Xi-. x,, . K, L is GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM C. Adams, Bell, M. A. Moore, P. Quottleboum, N. Stuhr, S. Warren, A. Wehmon. BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM A. Arnot, H. Bishop, T. Boland, D. Bridges, M. Bridgmon, B. Francis, H. Hoselden, T. Inglemon, R. Lockwood, L. Lucas F. Robinson, D. Stuhr, H. Viohl, H. Wiggins, J. Young. Q .1 'F' Tx. W., Q- 4 6 ,, ,. . lN'ia,f n? .Q 5-if ,YY -Xiiarw ' ' - V, :xv aka N .A r QS f .fi A ,II ,f -A. ,. -F wb If X 2 X' gm. K 'Ds Q 5 ' vpn'- Agff'-Qa 5- :' fr MC.-S ' us. . . av? i'4 15f! . .B XFQU 5 .fr . . .si .9209 R-. ..- ', ,Q .r N ,..,,,1,--X f .Y . ,xx -lk Q v ' U mst,- fa-X 'S' ' 6' M R x -.. Qu -X , ' -Q .XS w E K s f Q 5 ,gg wk M yi? Q- Sk ,M , if gf K1 - x 'Sz 5-Q eq' X xiii 'Q N44 5 , w . ,A 5 wx ww, s 13? 'i 4 3 2 L. Q92-ww if . af. ay - .,, ,, Y Q fx. glib 5 , .' Q' Q I st I 2 3 gil, 431 Y-Y N Q, 'Q li X3fT SPQRTS MANAGERS M. Bonnoitt B. Coskrey M S. A. Hcnckel G. Shier M. Volossokus C H A M P I O N S B. Bicaise A. Hanna S. Johnson S. Seebeck l08 ll Q 3 55 w .1 xx. 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Q L .E , L -z Q ,Q S FRIEND-ADVISOR-TEACHER To Miss Mae Bowden Walsh, our wonder- ful advisor, the 1956 CharIestonian staff wishes to express its most sincere apprecia- tion for the many immeasurable contributions she has made in work on this annual. Always, she has given generously of her time, knowledge, and vast ability so that others could enjoy The Chorlestonianf' We who have had the privilege of working with her have learned much, and we know that only through her unselfish help have many dreams become realities. ll5 --fv-3-:v- - N, . .. 4 xx 54 S., 4' f :E -r - Sy -..A.'X,. nw k 23?-if-' in - .3 :rf e .-'X Qi- ee-f , 'rf ,fx Ak i is Q. ! 5 ks ,X r ' ' X .s- .. -be , Q.. 'S I 'N , Xt figs., 4 1 if ,ws 'f h M X Q F., gig K , Q - . X 9 .5 X New X X XX. A we .V y xy 55 W AA if - is X A K Q - 'N AS' T --35 X .ri e 2 X x X W Q NQQRQ MAS NNN X as XXX X XXWXS Qwegi X? www N X 8. X1 N Q I X ,N X wx Q X F l fs' : R Q 1 e if f 539, Q fi ew, L .-'. .. .-1 ,WY Q' ' fm. 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