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

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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

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,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