Inman High School - Panther Yearbook (Inman, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

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We hope that, as you turn the pages, many happy memories will untold before your eyes and that in years to come you will look back with pleasure upon the days spent at dear old Inman High. - The Editor Page Two Business Manager.. .... SHIRLEY LEE E U III T E N T S ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS ALMA MATEH ln fhe sfafe of Carolina, Near fhe mounfains blue, ln her ever gleaming ardor Sfanols our school so frue. Sing all praises fo her glory, Ever may she sfancl, Hail io Thee, O, Inman High School Besf school in fhe lancl. IJEIJIIII-XTIIJN To MRS. MARJORIE MALONEY Page Four . . .in deepest appreciation of her devofed service, her effi- cieni feaching, and her aid and inspiration . WE DEDICATE 1954 PANTHER ADMINISTH!-KTIIJN T. E. MABRY W. B. ROYSTER H. E. HIPP Superinfendenf Principal Ion leavej Acfing Principal JOHN C. BELL J. L. PETTY ll B, E. MILLS Chairman County Board T. D- STILWELL J. v. OGLE RAY CALDWELL Chcifmun Disffiff ' J. A. SKLNNER B. M. GRAMLING w, E. CANADAY 5ec,e,.,,y w. H. COGGINS WALLACE BELCHER SEIIHETAHIE5 kv-A MRS. HILDA C. SMITH MISS LAURA ANN WATERS Page Fin' H SIIHIJIIL FAC I. MRS. ELEANOR B. BELCHER H. E. HIPP Principal-Mathematics W. K. WERTS Seventh Grade MRS. KATIE G. WINGO Commerce HENRY H. SMITH Science and Athletics MISS ALMA ATKINS Hthemotics ond Science M JOYCE FOLK JY ome Economics M . CLARA H. rosrsrz 1English and Mathematics X. Q 1 English and French G. E. BLACKWELL Vocational Agriculture MRS. MARJORIE H. MALONEY History and Psychology HARRISON ELLIOTT Band MRS. FRED M. BISHOP Library and Science CHARLES BURNETT History and Athletics MRS, FRANCES T. MARTIN Seventh Grade .ek 9175, ,mx Page Sir Q gi S SXL,fw S XJ X I X CLASSES SENIUH CLASS UFFIEEH5 President .......... . .... REBECCA MASSEBEAU Vice Presidenf .... .... N ORMAN GREENE Secretary .... ......... R OGER RAMEY Treasurer ..... ..... M ARSHALL PERKINS Reporfer. . . .... DEFOY VAUGHN M A 5 E U T S if r 2 5 P n N 5 n 11 5. NSY JUDY CORRELL TIMMY CLEVELAND MRS. CLARA H. FOSTER MRS. KATIE G. WINGO Page Eight SE PATRICIA ANN ALLEN Without love and laughter lite is nothing. J.H.A. l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Block I Club I, 2, 3, 4, Talent Show 2, 3, 4, Dramateers 3, Student Council 4, Beta Club 4, Senior Play. O MARIAN ELIZABETH BAILEY lt is better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. Glee Club 1,J.H.A. 'l, 2, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vice President Commercial Club 3, Re- porter Junior Class, Beta Club 4, Block l Club 4. 0 PEGGY RUTH BALLENGER Not too serious, not too gay, But a true blue girl in every way. Dramateers 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, J.H.A. l, 3, Treasurer Sophomore Class, Junior Play, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Proofreader The Purple Flash 3, Journalism Club 3, 4, Editor Panther 4, Block l Club 4, Homeroom Reporter 4. O INEZ BLACKWELL Put all your troubles in the bottom of your heart, sit on the lid and smile. Arts and Crafts Club l, Dramateers 'l, Glee Club 'l, 2, Band l, 2, Camera Club i, 2, J.H.A. 'I, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4, Senior Play. IUH5 CARL BRADLEY Tonight we launch, where shall we anchor? Arts and Crafts Club 'l, 2, Camera Club 3, Reporter Com- mercial Club 4. 0 DOUGLAS RAY BRITTAIN Love many, trust few, but always paddle your own canoe. President Freshman Class, Arts and Crafts Club l, 2, 3, Student Council 'l, 3, 4, Homeroom President 'l, 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Vice President Commercial Club 4, Block l Club 4. o J. C. BRITTAIN It I'm not near the girl I love, I love the girl l'm near. Garden Club 'l, F.F.A. 'l, 2, Arts and Crafts Club 2, Science Club 3, Football 3, 4, Block l Club 3, 4, Reporter 4, Joulnal- ism Club 4, Lawyer 4. 0 WILLIAM EUGENE BROOKS, JR. It is not the questions that bother me, it's the answers. Hi-Y I, F.F.A. I, 2, Camera Club 2, Arts and Crafts Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. Page Nine SENIUH5 VICTOR BROWNE Don't let studying interfere with your education. F.F.A. 1, 2, Camera Club 1, 3, Baseball 2, Science Club 2, Commercial Club 4. o DOUGLAS DONNAHOO There's so much good in the worst of us And so much bad in the best of us, That it hardly behooves any of us To talk about the rest of us. Band 1, Camera Club 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, Arts and Crafts Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. O AILEEN FOX Grieve not for the past, it is gone, Improve the present, it is thine, Dread not the future, leave it to God. J.H.A. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramateers 2, Journalism Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Proof- reader The Purple Flash 3, F.F.A. Sweetheart 3, Junior Play, Junior Marshal, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Homeroom Secretary 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Advertising Manager The Purple Flash 4, Block I Club 4, Senior Play. O EDWIN RAY GOWAN Do right and tear no man, don't write and tear no woman. Homeroom Reporter 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Arts and Crafts Club 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 1, 2, 4, Garden Club 3, Junior Play, Jaurnalism Club 4. Page Ten NORMAN ALBERT GREENE Make your life so count that the Undertaker will be sorry when you die. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Block I Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treas- urer 3, Secretary 4, Student Council 3, Junior Play, Vice Pres- ident Senior Class, Arts and Crafts Club 4, President 4, AII Tournament 4. 0 SUZANNE HANNON He who treads softly goes far. Glee Club 1, 2, Arts and Crafts Club 1, 2, J.H.A. 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President Library Club 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Journalism Club 4, Typist The Purple Flash 4. 0 REGINALD LEROY HORTON It you don't succeed the first time, try again! Arts and Crafts Club 1, Commercial Club 4. O CECIL HUNSINGER Be sure you are right, then go ahead. Arts and Crafts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SE MICKEY INMAN Of all our troubles, great or small, The greatest ot them don't happen at all. Orchestra I CMurphy High, Atlanta, Ga.I, Science Club I lMurphy HighD, Latin Club 2 CClinton High Schooll, Math Club 2, 3 CClintonJ, Science Club 3, Journalism Club 4, Art Editor Panther , Bus Driver 4, Senior Play. BILLIE FAYE JORDAN Success awaits at labor's gate. Homeroom Secretary I, Dramateers 'I, 2, J.H.A. I, 2, 3, Student Librarian I, 2, 3, Talent Show I, 2, 3, 4, Winner 2, 4, Assistant Director 4, Glee Club 2, Homeroom Vice President 2, President Library Club 2, 3, Junior Play, Medal in History 3, Feature Editor The Purple Flash 3, Journalism Club 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Business Manager The Purple Flash 4, Senior Play. SHIRLEY ANN LEE My past may not be perfect, My present may be tense, The reason-I admit it! I haven't any sense. Camera Club I, Homeroom Reporter I, 2, Arts and Crafts Club I, 2, J.H.A. I, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Library Club I, 2, 3, Librarian I, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Dramateers 3, Junior Play, Junior Marshal, Assistant Business Manager 'Panther 3, Jour- nalism Club 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Reporter 4, Business Mona- ger Panther 4, Historian 4, Senior Play. SHIRLEY HIPP LOFTIS Two friends will not be friends long It they can't forgive each other's little tailings. Band I, Dramateers I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, J.H.A. I, 2, 3, Vice President 2, President 3, Talent Show I, 2, 3, 4, Sec- ond Place Winner 4, Journalism Club 2, 4, Secretary 2, Foot- ball and Basketball Cheerleader 3, Arts and Crafts Club 3, Block I Club 3, Junior Play, Junior Marshal, Beta Club 3, 4, Art Editor Panther 4, Senior Play. IUHS VERA EMILY LOFTIS Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out of it olive. Glee Club I, J.H.A. I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Treasurer Homeroom 3, Commercial Club 3, Basketball 3, Journalism Club 4, Exchange Editor The Purple Flash 4, Secretary Homeroom 4, Block I Club 4. 0 MARY LOUISE LOWE Lite is a gift, use it well and enjoy its wealth. J.H.A. I, 2, Arts and Crafts Club I, 2, Camera Club 2, Student Director Junior Play, Commercial Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Homeroom Reporter 4. 0 GERALD GARY LYNCH lt the elevator to success is not running, take the stairs. Football I lLaurens High Schoolj, 3, 4, Block I Club 3, 4, Journalism Club 4, Secretary Student Council 4, Bus Driver 4. 0 REBECCA McDOWELL MASSEBEAU ln the game of life paddle your own canoe, And never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you! J.H.A. I, Vice President Homeroom I, Dramateers I, Stud- ent Council I, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor The Purple Flash 3, Junior Marshal, Journalism Club 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, President 4, President Senior Class, Block I Club 4, Student Director Senior Play. Page Eleven SEM CURTIS BEUFORD PACE lf you fail, try again. Camera Club I, 2, Secretary Commercial Club 4. O BETTY JUANITA PENLAND Don't try dying, but die trying. Camera Club I, Arts and Crafts Club I, 2, J.H.A. I, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. O MARSHALL PERKINS All great men are dead or dying, I feel sick myself. Arts and Crafts Club I, F.F.A. I, 2, Secretary 2, Student Council, I, 2, 3, Block I Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 3, Vice President 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4, All-Tourna- ment I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President Junior Class, Homeroom President 3, Sports Editor The Purple Flash 4, President Journalism Club 4, Treasurer Senior Class, Prophet 4. 0 SHIRLEY LEE PHILLIPS Life is what you make it. Glee Club I, 2, J.H.A. I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, All-Tournament 3, Student Librarian 3, Arts and Crafts Club 4, Typist The Purple Flash 4. Page Twelve IIJHS JUNE EVELYN PREWETTE To have friends you must be one. J.H.A. 'l, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Dramateers I, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Talent Show I, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 3, 4, Maiorette 3, 4, President 4, Secretary Junior Class, Secretary Home- room 3, Junior Play, Glee Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Block I Club 4, Homeroom Vice President, Senior Play. 0 ROGER LEE RAMEY Life is but a grindstone, and whether it grinds a man down or polishes him up depends on the stuff he is made of. Student Council I, Band I, Homeroom President I, F.F.A. I, 2, President 2, Arts and Crafts Club I, 2, Hi-Y Club I, 2, 3, President 3, Homeroom Vice President 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Block I Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Treasurer Junior Class, Secretary Senior Class, Journalism Club 4, Senior Play. 0 GRADY LEE RHINEHART My face is my fortune, that's why l'm always broke. Arts and Crafts Club I, 2, Student Council I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Block I Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Baseball I, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Junior Play, Vice President Journalism Club 4, Senior Play. 0 EDDIE LEE TAYLOR Know thyself. Camera Club I, F.F.A. I, 2, Science Club 2, 3, Journalism Club 4, Poet 4. SENIUHS SHIRLEY TEAGUE Ignorance is sin, knowledge is power. Library Club 1, Dramateers 1, 2, J.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Com- mercial 3, Arts and Crafts Club 4. O DEFOY VAUGHN Life is a picture, paint it well. Homeroom Secretary 1, Talent Show Winner 1, Football and Basketball Cheerleader 1, Arts and Crafts Club 1, 2, Hi-Y Club 1, 2, Chaplain 1, Reporter Sophomore Class, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Block I Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, President Junior Class, Humor Editor The Purple Flash 3, Journalism Club 3, 4, Vice President Student Coun- cil 3, Beta Club 3, Editor The Purple Flash 4, Reporter Senior Class, Homeroom Treasurer 4, Reader of Superlatives 4, Senior Play. J00Lin9 info Gazing into the mirror of the year 1979, I see old friends of the 1954 class of Inman High School. Their faces reflect happiness and con- tentment and a moderate degree of success. Eddie Lee Taylor, owner of the Star Opera House in New York, is talking to the stars of his present show, Ladies Have a Heart. The pro- duction has had a six weeks' run on Broadway. Featured with the leading lady and man, Inez Blackwell and Carl Bradley, are Shirley Teague and Cecil Hunsinger. Peggy Ballenger is editor of the magazine called Mad Comics. She is talking to her art editor, Louise Lowe, and her business manager, Douglas Donnahoo. Evidently Peggy is well pleased. Doug reports business unusually good. He says that a copy is available in the library at I. H. S. for every student. Louise has iust com- pleted her drawing of Atomic Boy, a character that excells Superman and even Spaceman. Patricia Allen is head coach of the girls' team at Tucapau University. She is assisted by Shirley Phillips, a former Winthrop star. Owner of a chain of Minute-Car-Wash Stations is Eugene Brooks. Victor Browne Che is out of the Army nowl is chief car-washer at the One- Stop Station located on the Asheville Highway. Reginald Horton and Curtis Pace have the larg- est woodyard in America. The business is located MARTHA LYNN WEST A handful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning. Band 1, Dramateers 1, J.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman Arts and Crafts Club 3, Homeroom Secretary 3, Junior Play, Beta Club 4. 0 PHYLLIS WILSON Kindness is a loving guide that shows us how to live, a treasure which, the more we spend, the more we have to give. Dramateers 1, J.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Pianist 3, Band 'I, 2, 3, 4, Journalism Cub 2, 4, Treasurer Homeroom 3, Junior Marshal, Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Typist The Purple Flash 4, Student Council 4, Composer of Song 4. fAe mirror near Inman on the Lyman Road. Gerald Lynch operates Lynch's Funeral Parlor, Roger Ramey is the Undertaker, and Phyllis Wil- son, secretary. The First Presbyterian Church of Inman has recently called a pastor. Of course, he is Mickey Inman. He is assisted by Suzanne Hannon, edu- cational director. Shirley Loftis and Aileen Fox are dress de- signers for the Dainty Dress Manufacturing Com- pany in Chicago, Faye Jordan and Shirley Lee are co-owners. Edwin Gowan operates the Deluxe Cafe in Kalamazoo, and Betty Penland is the waitress. Defoy Vaughn is head pharmacist at the Cor- ner Drug Store at Inman, and Martha West is Doctor Grady Rhinehart's nurse. Grady's office was formerly occupied by Doctor Morrow. J. C. Brittain is owner of Brittain's Super Con- struction Company of Atlanta. His chief engineer is Douglas Brittain. Norman Greene is a famous sports promoter in the Garden Arena at Miami, Florida. Evelyn Prewette and Emily Loftis conduct the Maiorette School in Hollywood. Rebecca Massebeau and Marian Bailey are instructors of the Inman High School Band. I am out in New Mexico tending my oil wells and getting richer ever day. -MARSHALL PERKINS, Prophet enior On the tence 7. Lovely to look at Politician 8. Happy! Waiting? 9. That tar-away look Don't sit under the apple tree 70. Lazy bones Master ot ceremonies 77. Pals Waiting tor Bob 72. lt's real Page Fourteen rin fd 73. Father and Son 74. Center ot attraction 75. Just married 76. Carefree 77. Going to church 78. Just standing around Relaxing . Lefty . Wanta come along Puzzled . How cute! . What's so funny? On the ball Uffiners President JOE FOX Vice President BILLY JOE BARNETTE Secretary NANCY MESSER Treasurer LARRY SETTLE Reporter JOANN GREGORY Billy Joe Barnette Donald Clement Ray Collins Wayne Culp ag ,-,afqf Richard Dillingham , JI Peggy Easler Q Y V ' wr it ,f ieagjgifl 4 A , w , f.,,xL. wi Jaxx ' fy' 3 5 we , . M X , MQ if Mae! K :X 5 we vfie , fi nity, what X- rY.,:, H 'Z x 23: W W V.. ,Q .W-D+., of W .Mig ef JUNIUH5 S p n ll s n r MRS. MARJORIE H. MALONEY Page Fifi Page Sixteen JUNIIJH5 Carolyn Elliott Patricia Farmer Mae Foster Joe Fox Emma Sue Gowan Joann Gregory Robert Hall Bennie Joe Hammett Elizabeth Hammett Mary Carole Hammett Jimmy Henderson Douglas Henson Larry Hester Mary Rhoda Johnson Thelma Johnson .IUNIIJHS Lamar Lehman Jerry Matheson James Maxwell Wayne McAbee Nancy Messer Joe Moon Lawrence Morrow Ray Pack Donald Prewette Reid Redden Larry Settle J. D. Tucker J. D. Turner Joan Turner K 3 'f-2: f , ax K J, Q 'fgf:,,4,, , X flwmm eff ,L , ,Q lm' XM ' ' SK 7 'A lb J H 'S- - U , as 5 aff: gs gszbvskgf' , .. ' .Safe Page Seventeen U f f i II 1: r s Presidenf EMILY PETTUS Vice Presideni MILDRED PREWETTE Secrefary DONALD BELCHER Treasurer ROY HIPP Reporter JEAN PIKE SUPHIJMUHES I 1? il '-r S I Awww Spnnsnrs MRS. ELEANOR B. BELCHER MISS ALMA ATKINS Page Eighteen MARIE BAILEY SUE BALLENGER DONALD BELCHER GENEAL BLACKWELL GLADYS ANN BRADLEY JEWEL BRADLEY AMELIA BROWN SAMUEL CALVERT HARTWELL CONDREY SYLVIA COOK , , iv BA if RACHEL COTHRAN DEAN DENTON CAROLE DOTHEROW BESSIE MAE EDWARDS PHYLLIS FLOYD YATEMAN GRAY LEWIS HENDERSON --Rx Q: Q 7' A , W I ,J ,, Vg A YS xv' , SLIPHUMIIHES ALICE HIPP ROY HIPP GAIL HORTON JEAN HORTON FRED HOWARD CAROLYN HUGHEY CAROLYN JACKSON ANN JORDAN RAY KIMMONS PHYLLIS LOFTIS KENNETH McABEE BARBARA MESSER JEAN MORRIS SUE MORROW MINNIE LEE NICHOLS HAROLD OWENS JANICE OWENS NORMAN PARSONS ROSE PASTORE HASKELL PENLAND EMILY PETTUS , 'X JEAN PIKE NANCY PIKE JOHNNY POTEAT MILDRED PREWETTE LEWIS SETTLE SYLVIA TEAGUE BOBBY VAUGHN KENNETH WHITAKER Page Nineteen Q.. hz' , If B FHESHIVIE U f f i II I: r s Presidenf Secrefary DEAN HAMMETT BETTY LYNN MOORE Vice President Reporfer BOBBY JACKSON FRANKLIN TURNER Treasurer DAVID COCHRAN E wi I I W ir, Spnllsnrs MISS JOYCE FOLK MR. 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MURPHY IHIRLEY PETTUS FARY PIKE IENNETH PIKE INOI picfuredy O ANN POTEAT EWIS PRICE PANIEL RANEY ZARROLL RIDINGS IARY SETTLE UDY SHELTON MYRTLE SHERBERT IMMY SHOCKLEY ,ATRICIA SKINNER IANNIE MAE SKIPPER SARY STEPHENS THEL TEAGUE INDA VARNER EAH VASSEY ORRETTA VAUOHN ENNETH WALDROR IELEN wesr EwIs wfsr ACKIE wILDs IYDRICK ZIMMERMAN 'GX A 1 WL-.,,Q X: Presidenf Secreiory Treasurer 5 D U H S H I. S JUDY SHELTON JERRY GAINES Vice Presidenf Re orfe MRS. FRED BISHOP MR, I-I NRY T F' ' E SM' H LARRY MARRY LEAH vA55Ey N. EHAMMZIH SIIHLIUI. FI-LIIULTY MRS. EDNA B. CLARKE MISS ELIZABETH FARMER MRS. EDNA H. FERREE MRS. EDNA E. HAYNES MRS. GERTRUDE R. GAINES MRS. PEARL J. HANNON MRS. RUTH S. HUMPHREYS MRS. MILDRED P. LANDS MRS. LULA C. LOFTIS MRS. ANNIE LOUISE T. MABRY MRS. FRANCES T. MARTIN MRS. GEORGIE C. MARTIN MRS. ELEANOR K. SETTLE MISS SARAH SHANDS MRS. FRED WERTS MR. CHARLES BURNETT Page' Ttveu fy- Two MR. FRED WERTS, Principal Spuusnrs MR. F. K. WERTS MRS. FRANCES T. MARTIN MR. CHARLES BURNETT Ann Allison, June Andrews, Ri- ley Andrews, Son Babb, Norma Jean Bagwell, Bobby Barron,Joe Julian Belcher, Randy Bell, Lor- raine Bishop, Phyllis Bishop, Waylon Black, Sandra Blackwell, Suzanne Bonham, Shirley Boone, Jerry Brooks, Norma Jean Burns. Samuel Cleveland, Dennis Collins lnoi plcluredj, Autry Dofherow, Milford Douglas, Den- nis Emory, Roy Ferree, Robin Gaylor, John Godfrey, Howard Gray, Richard Gray, Carolyn Gregory. Paul Hibbard, Charles Hill, fnof picluredl, Bobby Hipp, Richard Hipp, James Hollifield, Bobby Horton, Edward Howard, Richard Howell, Rebecca Hugh- ey, Bobby Lou Jackson, Lewis Jackson, James Johnson, Dexter Jolly. Glen Massey, Jerry Maxwell, Ronald McMillin, Ronald Mitch- um, Anna Ruth Moore, William Morrow, Samuel Owens, Paul Pace Knot picfuredj, Rachel Pace, Samuel Pace, Janice Pack, Belly Ann Pasiore. Carolyn Ramsey, Carolyn Jane Sanders, Larry Seflle, Mary Sef- tle, Rebecca Solesbee, Norma Jean Slevens, Davis Slone, Har- old Turner, Ray Varner, Lewis Wafers, Carolyn Wilds, Larry Wilson, Franklin Winn, Ronald Zampell. BH HE Q 'vm ez? Q..-, ,, . . M 1 ,f :.::.,,v-,. z ,W f- ,M 4 , . -' M 14'-r ,' ,Q -I I, I X ,l of . . ai ,. N- 'A ak ,..., l Page T':vcuty-Tlzrce C34 7 ammerin rounc! 7. Mess Mosfers 4. Still hungryl? 2. The line 5. Open The kegs, boys 3. All gone!! 6. Sfocking up Page Twenty-Four 5 lla Q Q Z K I 3 1 3 a fe at z.v. 9 NLE fill wviwi E H2 A-a' fu! LQ, fl? rf Q ,ff :Y .. .- 'kgs flag-Ax If Sgr! 15,3 Msg QM, , fi MQW--fer-2451 M TP ii. 4, PANTHER STAFF Edifor .................... PEGGY BALLENGER Assisfanf Arf Edifor ............ MICKEY INMAN Associafe Edifor ..,. -.'. L AMAR LEHMAN Circulation Manager .... RICHARD DILLINGHAM Business Manager ................ SHIRLEY LEE SPOKIS Ednor JOE FOX Assisfanf Business Manager. .GRADY RHINEHART Advisors M S CLARA H FOSTER MRS. ELEANOR B. BELCHER Arf Editor .................... SHIRLEY LOFTIS MR. H. E. HIPP PURPLE FLASH STAFF Edifor ...................... DEFOY VAUGHN Adveriising Manager ............. AILEEN FOX Associafe Edifor- H .... gil-LY JOE BARNETTE Feafure Edifor ........ .... R ACHEL COTHRAN Business Manager. .. .... BILLIE PAYE JORDAN SPOIIS ECIIIOI '--'--' --'MARSHALL PERKINS , Proof Readers ..... ............ M AE FOSTER Exchange Edifor .... ......... E MILY LOFTIS J D' TUCKER TYPISIS '-------- ---- 5 UZANNE HANNON Advisors ...... ..,. M RS. CLARA H. FOSTER SHIRLEY PHILLIPS MRS. ELEANOR B. BELCHER PHYLLIS WILSON MR. H' E. HIPP Uffiners President REBECCA MASSEBEAU Vice President SUZANNE HANNON Secretary PHYLLIS WILSON Treasurer BILLY FAYE JORDAN Reporter SHIRLEY LEE Advisor MRS. CLARA H. FOSTER Patricia Allen, Marian Bailey, Billy Joe Barnette, Wayne Culp, Richard Dillingham, Aileen Fox, Joe Fox, Emma Sue Gowan, Suzanne Hannon, Larry Hester, Billie Faye Jordan, Shirley Lee, Shirley Loftis, Lamar Lehman, Rebecca Massebeau, Joe Moon, Larry Settle, J. D. Tucker, J. D. Turner, Martha West, Phyllis BETA ULU T4 Wilson. ! X EIHZEHB At Inman iuniors and seniors must have an average of 90 or above to be eligible for membership into the Beta Club. To promote citizenship and leadership, to encourage fellowship and cooperation, and to inspire honesty and tolerance are objectives of the chapter. The members are active in County Beta work and attend the State Convention. Aileen Fox is treasurer of the county organization. STUDENT EUTJIXIEII. Ufficers President AILEEN FOX Vice President LAWRENCE MORROW Secretary BILLY JOE BARNETTE Treasurer GERALD LYNCH Reporter RICHARD DILLINGHAM Advisor MR. H. E. HIPP Patricia Allen, Billy Joe Barnette, Imogene Bell, Evelyn Bradley, Douglas Brittain, Ray Collins, Rachel Cothran, Richard Dillingham, Doug- las Donnahoo, Carole Dotherow, Aileen Fox, Joe Fox, Dean Ham. mett, Gail Horton, Jean Horton, Edith Kimmons, Gerald Lynch, Larry Mabry, Lawrence Marrow, Betty Lynn Moore, Haskell Penland, Carroll Ridings, J. D. Turner, Phyllis Wilson. The Student Council functions to develop better leadership, to insure school spirit, to promote the general welfare of the school, and to secure better cooperation. The president of the council is elected from the senior classy vice president from the iunior class, and other officers from any class above the eighth grade. ? . -5 1:2 'Km Q2 I ' ' 351 ywtizfiff 'W 9 ,.,w fa 2355223 -.Q , 4 . ,htififf BLUIZI-i I EL B Members of the Athletic teams constitute the Block I Club. Its objective is to promote good sportsmanship in the school and community. ,A 5 fm v Q, 'V ' i'2:i55Ff':'t: - :Wi S:r.::.l:Fi',' ,,,,':fg.:.y5-'iirf-5:,gf-:.-:i1'l:'r, -- jjQ .fR-: - 'Q 5 Q . 'X 7 E 5 f , .... :M s: :'r.- -'tis T i M . Uffiners President ................. GRADY RHINEHART Vice President... .... MARSHALL PERKINS Secretary ...... . . .NORMAN GREENE Treasurer. . . . . .ROGER RAMEY Reporter .... ...... J . C. BRITTAIN Sponsors. .. ...... MR. HENRY SMITH MR. CHARLES BURNETT Patricia Allen, Peggy Ballenger, Billy Joe Barnette, Imogene Bell, J. C. Brittain, Amelia Brown, Carole Dotherow, Patricia Farmer, Aileen Fox, Joe Fox, Norman Greene, Suzanne Hannon, Douglas Henson, Alice Hipp, Gail Horton, Emily Loftis, Gerald Lynch, Rebecca Massenbeau, Jerry Mathe- son, Joe Moon, Lawrence Morrow, Marshall Perkins, Emily Pettus, Shirley Phillips, Jean Pike, Mildred Prewette, Evelyn Prewette, Roger Ramey, Grady Rhinehart, Larry Settle, J. D. Tucker, Detoy Vaughn, Edwin Wilds, Phyllis Wilson. Pugr Twc11ty-Eiglzt ELEE III. B The Glee Club is under the direction of Mr. Harrison Elliott. Its two-fold purpose is to develop an appreciation tor good music and to stimu- late culture. The members make a pub- mencement. Uffinnrs President ................... PATRICIA ALLEN Vice President .....,... .... E VELYN PREWETTE Secretary 81 Treasurer ...... RHODA JOHNSON . . . . .LARRY HESTER .. ...EMILY PETTUS PHYLLIS FLOYD Director .................. HARRISON ELLIOTT Reporter ............ Accompanists. . . Patricia Allen, Marie Bailey, Verona B'ack, Ann Black- well, Jewel Bradley, Alice Brown, Amelia Brown, Larry Cloyd, David Cochran, Sylvia Cook, Kay Crowder, Buddy Culbreth, Carole Dotherow, Rachel Easler, Arberdel Eaton, Barbara Elliott, Georgia Ford, Sarah Foster, Gwendolyn Gaylor, Ann George, Barbara Hammett, Larry Hester, Jane Hightower, Alice Hipp, Gail Horton, Fred Howard, Rhoda Johnson, Melba Jolley, Phyllis Lottis, Jean Mabry, Jimmie Evelyn Mack, Jerry Matheson, Nancy Messer, Wayne McAbee, Joe Moon, Emily Pettus, Shirley Pettus, Nancy Pike, Evelyn Prewette, Mildred Prewette, Reid Redden, Larry Settle, Julia Shelton, Patricia Skinner, Franklin Turner, Joan Turner Bobby Vaughn, Donald Waters, Helen West, Martha West, Wayne West. lic appearance cluring com- ' HOME Fil ' I MILS QD .- plz.. A J. H. I-L. In the J. H. A., girls have an opportunity through their chapter proiects and recreation to make full use of their enthusiasm and cooper- ation. Highlights of the J. H. A. year are initiating and installing new members and officers, conducting a food booth at the Halloween Carni- val, entering an exhibit at the Pied- mont lnterstate Fair, and attending the State Fair. L 'iw- f'!X!f I' 5 :ke Q 651100 r Q ' ' , . yi 3 Q-YEZ-f,o, A g 6 . Q .X -I A V. 6'9!c X, Q U F. F. I-l. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the develop- ment of agricultural leadership, co- operation, and citizenship. Each member in the local club is required to have a specific project. Exhibits are placed in the Piedmont Interstate Fair. The highlight of the year is the week's camping trip at the beach. Uffi President ............. Vice President ....... . . -ofa X' . - - - ,x . ,Ni ,A W F-my N -...M , ef.. . Q..-,Q . 'A 'J W V- 5 -1' ffm:-13 ? f f M? if 'tif is Q-Q . ' M . 4 W -. 0 fue, S '1f -A' r 'N ., .. ' gs, -. e. . .-sew, -Leg' 1 ' A ' ., , ,. .. .,., , K .A . A -- uae-.'?f't' f- .- W s- V ,, . ...1-ff,,. , f f . ., MZ- --f.mf4-1.:Q..f -j ff 'W CHTS . .. .NANCY MESSER . . .... EMILY PETTUS Secretary and Treasurer ........ IMOGENE BELL Reporter .... ....... . . Advisor .... .. .. . .. Shelby Babb, Marie Bailey, Gale Bishop, Verona Black, Ge . . . .RACHEL COTHRAN . . . . .MISS JOYCE FOLK Sue Ballenger, Imogene Bell, neal Blackwell, Evelyn Bradley, Gladys Ann Bradley, Jewel Bradley, Syble Bradley, Amelia Brown, Jackie Chatman, Shirley Clayton, Slyvia Cook, Rachel Cothran, Kay Francis Crowder, Carole Dotherow, Peggy Easler, Arberdele Eaton, Bessie Mae Edwards, Barbara Elliott, Patricia Farmer, Phyllis Floyd, Mae Foster, Sarah Foster, Linda Gowan, Joann Gregory, Elizabeth Hammett, Mary Carole Hammett, Barbara Hawkins, Alice Hfpp, Gail Horton, Jean Horton, Nancy Horton, Audrey Howard, Janice Howell, Carolyn Jackson, Betty Johnson, Ophelia Johnson, Thelma Johnson, Ann Jordan, Phyllis Lottis, Jean Mabry, Jimmie Evelyn Mack, Barbara Messer, Nancy Messer, Betty Lynn Moore, Jean Morris, Sue Morrow, Minnie Lee Nichols, Janice Owens, Emily Pettus, Jean Pike, Nancy Pike, Katherine Prewette, Mildred Prewette, Linda Rollins, Martha Settle, Sylvia Teague, Joann Turner, Mavis Waldrop, Mary Walter, Nancy Walter, Ruby Westbrook. Ufficers President ...... . . .DONALD BELCHER Vice President. . . .... KENNETH MCABEE Secretary .... .... L ARRY SETTLE Treasurer. . . . . .DEAN DENTON Reporter. . . ...... FRED HOWARD Sentinel. . . ......... ROY GOWAN Advisor ....... ......., M R. GUY BLACKWELL Larry Bagwell, Donald Belcher, Preston Bell, David Cochran, Hartwell Condrey, Larry Cloyd, Buddy Culbreth, Dean Den- ton, Bennie Douglas, Ronald Floyd, Bobby Golightly, Roy Gowan, Harald Gregory, Fred Howard, Harold Johnson, Ray Kimmons, Kenneth McAbee, Wayne McAbee, Larry Settle, Lewis Settle, David Strange, Jackie Thomas, Donald Waters, Wayne West, Kenneth Whitaker. Puyc Y'u'ci1Iy-.Y1'i1e BA UP ELI LD Some of the activities of the Band ot Gold are Music Festivals, and presenting a spring concert. performing at football games, participating in the Piedmont band contest, marching in Christmas This year the band was chosen to march in the parades, competing in the District and State Shrine Bowl parade. Marian Bailey, Marie Bailey, Peggy Ballenger, Billy Joe Barnette, Gene Barnette, Verona Black, Ann Blackwell, Larry Brittain, Buddy Culbreth, Kent Culbreth, Carole Dotherow, Barbara Elliott, Carolyn Elliott, Sarah Foster, Aileen Fox, Gwendolyn Gaylor, Emma Sue Gowan, Charles Gray, Suzanne Hannon, Larry Hester, Jane Hightower, Emily Loftis, Phyllis Loftis, Jean Mabry, Larry Mabry, Rebecca Messabeau, Betty Lynn Moore, Sue Morrow, Harold Owens, Ted Powell, Donald Prewette, Evelyn Prewette, Reid Redden, .Ioan Turner, Linda Gail Varner, Nancy Walter, Donald Waters, Lewis West, Kenneth Whitaker, Phyllis Wilson. v. - .. , ,,..- .,,. ,, K V -.v.-.. A: X. .N ,.,,,,. . ,mWL9jJgEQRQ:Wi WQFQMQQ W my V22 -Q12 '- 4 fifii ' 1 ' 7 , - V , . : -. A, ...., .,-, , HL-'. ' he . .. V ' . ' -'-- ' t 5 - - ,, , .- ,-...,g:T:.:g 3,3-,. ,fg.5L:5.,.E.g,A ...iq-ft.: ., -' g,'gg ,.k , ly V' . . . A . . ' fi '75,- 1 ' ' 31 - f53fif Is,sfe.:?f7?5w 1 .V ,X ff fr s. . mr :fn A ..,m -mr. -isnrrhis gisgsslg Qgwi:H??t?g,?,.'1.ef1 2 V ?'j'gf- ' s ms ,er - 5 -jgiigvr-f ' Es:--re:-g- 4,-,5 .,.s as i!?j2g,wMm,. amp, rape wLMfenaes,,a,wW,e , ,.r A' 1 ' M al X . Page Thirty Uffi President Vice President. . Secretary ..... Treasurer. . . Reporter. Director. DRUM MAJUH MAJUHETTE5 Sue Morrow, Jean Mabry, Blackwell, Billy Joe Barnette, ole Dotherow, Carolyn Elliott, lyn Prewette. Ann Car- Eve- IIBI'S . . .EVELYN PREWETTE .....CAROLYN ELLIOTT . . .DONALD PREWETTE CAROLE DOTHEROW '. .... HAROLD owENs MR. HARRISON ELLIOTT HIHEETUH Harrison Elliott SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club endeav- ors to create interest in the realm of science, to learn sci- entific truths, and to make practical application of its fundamental laws. Uffiners President ................... DEAN HAMMETT Vice President .... ...... L EWIS WEST Secretary ....,. ........ J ERRY GAINES Treasurer .... .......... C HARLES GRAY Reporter. . . .... HYDRICK ZIMMERMAN Advisor .... . . .MISS ALMA ATKINS Uffiners President ................ CAROLYN JACKSON Paul Alverson, Gene Barnette, Larry Brittain, Barry Brooks, Carroll Condrey, Kent Culbreth, Jerry Gaines, Bobby Golightly, Charles Gray, Dean Hammett, Everette H:nderson, Larry Horton, Bobby Mabry, Ted Powell, Lewis Price, Daniel Raney, Carroll Riclings, Jimmy Shockley, Gary Stephens, David Strange, Jackie Thomas, Autrey Thompson, Bobby Varner, Lewis West, Hydrick Zimmerman. Vice Pre-Sidenf ---- --- -- E DWlN WlLDS Shelby Babb, Imogene Bell, Preston Bell, Gail Bishop, Secretary ------ --'BARBARA MESSER Syble Bradley, Jerry Cantrell, Jackie Chatman, Janice Treasurer '--' '----------- P BELL Howell, Carolyn Jackson, Barbara Messer, Clyde Miller, Reporfer- ' - ---------- HOWELL Betty Lynn Moore, Minnie Lee Nichols, Volena Parris, Kather- Advisor ------------ MALONEY ine Prewette, Phillippe Stone, Mavis Waldrop, Edwin Wilds. EC' ,yr 147 MMA ge fling 5 'K A my 'ts we-ff., xb :cfm mils M WW., DHAMATEEH5 The purpose of Dramateers is to develop interest in drama as a means of education and entertainment, to provide ex- perience and pleasure, and to afford an opportunity for self-expression. Page Thirty-One ARTS ANR CRAFTS ELUR In the Arts and Crafts Club students are allowed to ex- press themselves creatively in many ways. Carving, free- hand drawing, fancy work, and cooking are some of the activities engaged in. SEs..esewssx.v'asgss.,efffe-eff-tim M Wfi 'fr .. - M it - H us.. Ufficers President ................. NORMAN GREENE Vice President. . . . . .DONALD BELCHER Secretary ..... .... D EAN DENTON Treasurer. . . .... KENNETH MCABEE Reporter. . . . . .PATRICIA FARMER Advisor .................,. MISS JOYCE FOLK Baylus Abernathy, Billy Abernathy, Sue Ballenger, Donald Belcher, Billy Bradley, Evelyn Bradley, Samuel Calvert, Rfficnrs President .................... MARIAN BAILEY Vice President .......... ...EMILY PETTUS Secretary and Treasurer .......... LEAH VASSEY Reporter .................. HASKELL PENLAND Program Committee ....... LINDA GAIL VARNER BOBBY JACKSON ANN JORDAN Advisor. . . . . .MRS. FRED M. BISHOP Page Thirty-Two Martha Canaday, Virginia Cartee, Shirley Clayton, Hartwell Condrey, James Cook, Glenda Cothran, Hazel Cox, Kay Crowder, Dean Denton, Douglas Donnahoo, Bennie Douglas, Patricia Farmer, Patricia Fisher, Ronald Floyd, Carroll Foster, Tommy Goforth, Linda Gowan, Norman Greene, Robert Hall, Wayne Hall, Barbara Hawkins, Roy Hipp, Jean Horton, Nancy Horton, Audrey Howard, Cecil Hunsinger, Betty Jean Johnson, Harold Johnson, Ophelia Johnson, Thelma Johnson, Edith Kimmons, Larry Mabry, James Massey, Kenneth McAbee, Jean Morris, J. B. Murphy, Janice Owens, Ray Pack, Garry Pike, Jean Pike, Kenneth Pike, Katherine Prewette, Linda Rollins, Lewis Settle, Martha Settle, Myrtle Sherbert, Ethel Teague, Sylvia Teague, Loretta Vaughn, Kenneth Waldrop, Ruby Jean Westbrook. THE LIBRARY ELUR The library club, organized in l95l, has a three-fold pur- pose: to promote an interest in reading and in books, to create an interest in library work as a profession, and to make possible courteous, ef- ficient Iibrary service avail- able to all high school students and teachers. Larry Bagwell, Marian Bailey, Sybil Bailey, Geneal Blackwell, Gladys Ann Bradley, Carolyn Crowder, Linda Dillingham, Bessie Mae Edwards, Bonnie Fain, Yateman Gray, Bobby Jackson, Harold Johnson, Ann Jordan, Ray Kimmons, Joan Melton, Patty Morris, Harold Owens, Norman Parsons, Haskell Penland, Emily Pettus, Joan Poteat, Johnny Poteat, Mary Settle, Nannie Mae Skipper, Linda Gail Varner, Lech Vassey, Bobby Vaughn. CLUB JUUHNALISM E I. U B The Journalism Club, which is in its sixth year, provides interested students with an opportunity to study and put into practice fundamentals of journalism. lt encourages self- expression and joy in writing. The members edit the monthly school paper and the yearbook. Peggy Ballenger, Billy Joe Barnette, J. C. Brittain, Roy Collins, Rachel Cothrun, Richard Dillingham, Peggy Easler, Mae Foster, Aileen Fox, Joe Fox, Edwin Gowan, Suzanne Hannon, Mickey Inman, Billie Fay Jordan, Shirley Lee, Lamar Lehman, Emily Loftis, Shirley Loftis, Gerald Lynch, Rebecca Massebeau, Sue Morrow, Lawrence Morrow, Shirley Phillips, Rose Pastore, Marshal Perkins, Grady Rhinehart, Roger Ramey, Eddie Lee Taylor, J. D. Tucker, J. D. Turner, Defoy ll f f i c H r s President ..... .... M ARSHALL PERKINS Vice President. . . . . .GRADY RHINEHART Secretary ..... . . .BILLY JOE BARNETTE Treasurer... ....... J. D. TUCKER Reporter. . . ............... JOE FOX Advisors. .. ..... MRS. CLARA FOSTER MRS. ELEANOR B. BELCHER Vaughn' NNY W e MR. l'l. E. HIPP ' EUMMEHEIAL F2241 iii? 5 A g i 3 Phyllis Wilson. The primary function of the Commercial Club is to mimeo- graph the school paper. ln doing this, students learn to operate the mimeograph ma- chine, cut stencils, and type material in columns. Students are also taught to do artyping and to learn more about their typewriters. Reports are given from mem- bers of the club to encourage the group to become efficient workers in the business world. . Inez Blackwell, Carl Bradley, Douglas Brittain, Eugene U f f 1 E E If S Brooks, Victor Browne, Carolyn Elliott, Jimmy Henderson, Pl'e5lClef7l ---------.--------- INEZ Reginald Horton, Louise Lowe, Curtis Pace, Betty Penland. Vice President .... ...DOUGLAS BRITTAIN Secretary ..... ....... C URTIS PACE Treasurer .... ..... V ICTOR BROWNE Reporter. . . .......... CARL BRADLEY Advisor .... . . .MRS. KATIE G. WlNGO Fage Tlzirty-Three HI-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y Club, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A., is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high stan- dards ot Christian character. Semimonthly meetings are held outside school hours. ll f f i II is r s President .......................... JOE FOX Vice President .......... .... R OGER RAMEY Secretary and Treasurer ...... DEFOY VAUGHN Chaplain ............... . . .LAMAR LEHMAN . . . .NORMAN GREENE MARSHALL PERKINS Counselors... ......... MR. H. E. HIPP MR. CHARLES BURNETT Sergeants-at-Arms .... E!-HVIEH To learn how to snap good pictures is the primary objective of the Camera Club. A 32-millimeter camera is available for use. Some members have their own equipment. ELB Paul Alverson, Billy Joe Barnette, Gene Barnette, Donald Belcher, Preston Bell, J. C. Brittain, Larry Brittain, Barry Brooks, Eugene Brooks, Victor Browne, Jerry Cantrell, Donald C'ement, Larry Cloyd, Ray Collins, Buddy Culbreth, Kenneth Culbreth, Doug'as Donnahoo, Joe Fox, Jerry Gaines, Charles Gray, Norman Greene, Wayne Hall, Robert Hall, Dean Hammett, Douglas Henson, Jimmie Henderson, Larry Hester, Larry Horton, Fred Howard, Donald Johnson, Harold Johnson, Lamar Lehman, Gera'al Lynch, Bobby Mabry, Larry Mabry, James Massey, Lawrence Morrow, Ray Pack, Haskell Penland, Marshall Perkins, Kenneth Pike, Ted Powell, Donald Prewette, Roger Ramey, Daniel Raney, Carroll Ridings, Larry Settle, Lewis Settle, Eddie Lee Taylor, J. D. Tucker, J. D. Turner, Franklin Turner, Bobby Vaughn, Defoy Vaughn, Donald NVa1ers, Lewis West, Jackie Wilds. H Sponsor . . . MR. GUY BLACKWELL Larry Bagwell, Buddy Brooks, Barbara Elliott, Edwin Gowan, Barbara Hawkins. . ...,,E Rf? 3z2 .E.Ls?fZ2REaf5F'a6Kgia'2E' Hi 57f1?bd:'B'iE . f Q xx Ei gig 4l ATHLETICS 'W x EHEEHLEADEHS BASKETBALL FUUTHHLI. Amelia Brown, Larry Hester, and Gail Horton. Kneeling: Imogene Bell cmd Amelia Brown. Page Thirty-Six Standing: Gail Horton, Jerry Matheson, Joann Gregory, Alice Hipp, and Jean Pike. COACH BUCK THOMAS FIHST STRING JOE VAUGHN, Right Tackle BOBBY MARTIN, Right End TERRY HIPP, Right Guard GLENN MASSEY, Center WADE McABEE, Leff Guard MICHAEL SWAIN, Leff Tackle RICHARD POWELL, Leff Halfbaclc TOMMY PACK, Quarterback AUTRY DOTHEROW, Left End KENNETH DENTON, Fullbaclt EDWARD HUFFMAN, Right Halfbaclt SUIJAD FRONT ROW, fleft to righfja Larry Thomas, Dan Huffman, Ray Roger, Edward Huffman, Terry Hipp, Joe Vaughn, Charles Hadney. SECOND ROW: Ray Parris, Rich- ard Howell, Joe Belcher, Tommy Pack, Glenn Massey, Don Dolher- ow, Michael Swain. THIRD ROW: Wayne Candrey, Hayward Prince, Waylon Black, Au- try Dotherow, Kenneth Denton, Wade McAbee, Bobby Mariin. FUUTBHLL MIDEETS SEASUNH Cowpens Chesne Siartex Clifion Pacolet Fairforesf HEEUHH 0... 6... 6... 6... Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman f ,,w. 'f axseffi 5 A ' fi J'-30 Page TIxx'rYy-.S'f'f'c11 FUIJTBIILL H. H. Smith, District 'Il Coach of the Year, is being congratulated by Coach Walker in the presence of two outstanding Panthers, Marshall Perkins Ileftj and Norman Greene Irightl. SUMMARY SEI-l5lJN'5 HEIIIIHII District 'I Purple Panthers started in a big way by not bee ing scored on in the first three games. They went on into a successful season with a 7-2 record, losing only to Wel- come and Clinton. The Panthers were the 1953 District 'Il champs. The leading scorer was Norman Greene with 90 points, Greene also lecl the area in scoring. Marshall Perkins was second high scorer on the team with 37 points. Grady Rhinehart, Gerald Lynch, ancl J. C. Brittain were standouts on defense. The team will lose seven members by graduation. They are: Walker Williams, J. C. Brittain, Gerald Lynch, Norman Greene, Marshall Perkins, Grady Rhinehart, Phillip Lake, and Roger Ramey. Inman... .. Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman TRYON . . 0 District 2 .. . 0 District 6 . . . 0 District 4 . . . . 28 VVdcome .. .. I2 Palmetto . . . 6 Chnton .. .. I2 District 5 .. . O District 3 . . . . 'I3 KNEELING Cleft to rightj: Franklin Turner, Douglas Henson, Gary Kirklancl, Larry Settle, Joe Fox, J. D. Tucker, Lewis Settle, J. C. Brittain, Edwin Wilds, Preston Bell. STANDING: Donald Johnson, Head Coach Henry H. Smith, Dean Denton, Kenneth McAbee, Roger Ramey, Lawrence Mor- row, Marshall Perkins, Grady Rhinehart, Norman Greene, Phillippe Stone, John Turpin, Assistant Coach Charley Burnett, Jerry Gaines. NOT PICTURED: Kent Bruce, Phillip Lake, Walker Williams, Gerald Lynch. PURPLE PANTHER FIRST STRING I. GERALD LYNCH, Left Guard 2. NORMAN GREENE, Left Halfbock 3. GRADY RHINEHART, Fullbcck 4. LARRY SETTLE, Right Tackle 5. J. D. TUCKER, Cenfer 6. EDWIN WILDS, Left End 7. J. C. BRITTAIN, Left Tackle PHILLIP LAKE, Right Halfback JOE FOX, Righf Guard MARSHALL PERKINS, Quarferbuck GARY KIRKLAND, Right End ASSISTANT COACH CHARLEY BURNETT COACH HENRY H. SMITH Pnyr Thirty X SUMMARY Since the team lackecl depth and since many play- ers were inexperienced, the season on the hardwood turn- ed out better than we had an- ticipated. Coach Burnett de- serves much credit for his ex- cellent work. New members made up half of the varsity team. Vet- eran players were Shirley Phillips, Patricia Allen, and Carole Dotherow. Phillips and Allen closed their high school careers this year. Page F art y GIRLS' BASKETBALL SEASUNH HEEUHH Inman . . I5 Roebuck . . Inman ...... 30 Chesnee . . . Inman . ..... 36 Pacolet . . . . Inman. ..... 23 Fairforest .. Inman . .38 Tryon ...... . Inman. ..... 32 District 5 . . . . Inman . .37 Boiling Springs Inman ..40 Cowpens ..,. . Inman . .2'l Roebuck .... . Inman . .26 Fairforest . . . . Inman . .43 Boiling Springs Inman . .40 Pacolet ..... . Inman . .29 Tryon ...... . Inman . .5'l Cowpens .. Inman . .35 District 5 . . . . Inman . .32 Chesnee .... . DISTRICT II BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Inman ...... 18 Landrum ........... 'I4 Inman ...... 24 Roebuck . . .... 39 FIHST STRING GUARDS Shirley Phillips Patricia Allen Patricia Farmer FORWARDS Carole Dotherow 5 I T' Imogene Bell Emily Pettus KNEELING Cleft to rightj: Mary Settle, Patricia Allen, Captain, Jean Pike, Carole Co-Captain, Patricia Farmer, Imogene Bell. STANDING: Emile Lottis, Ruby Westbrook, Emily Pettus, Shirley Phillips, Barbara Me Mildred Prewette, Coach Charles Burnett. BUYS' BASKETBALL Inman SEASUNB BEEUBB ......65 Inman ...... 52 Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman Inman 70 ......53 ......95 . ..,.. 52 ......59 ......68 ......49 . ..... 60 ......66 ......82 ......75 ......75 Inman ...... 76 Inman, ..... 80 DISTRICT Inman ...... 70 Inman ...... 64 All Tournament Team-Norman Gree Marshall Perkins. UPPER STATE TOURNAMENT Inman ...... 52 Inman ...... 65 Inman ...... 5'I Roebuck . . Chesnee . . Pacolet . . . Fairforest . . . Tryon ....... District 5 ...., Boiling Springs ...... Cowpens ..... Roebuck .... Fairforest .... Boiling Springs ...... Cowpens ..... Pacolet .... Tryon ..... District 5 . .. Chesnee ............ I I TOURNAMENT Campobello ........ Pacolet ............ Edgetield ........... Whitmire Buford . . FIBST STRING Guard-NORMAN GREENE Forward-BII.I.Y JOE BARNETTE Forward-DEFOY Center-MARSHALL PERKINS Guard-GRADY RHINEHART VAUGHN .9f1 'i FRONT ROW fleft to rightj: Phillipe Stone, Grady Rhinehart, Defoy Vaughn, Marshall Perkins, Captain, Norman Greene, Co-Captain, Billy Joe Barnette. BACK ROW: Paul Alverson, Douglas Henson, Ray Collins, Lawrence Morrow, Donald Clement, Jerry Gaines, Joe Moon. W' , eg! I UW' 1 S ew vii HW' I .A wwf gif.- 1? W fa Q , - ' ET., 2 7, r Q msamx 'gxuwv A fi ix ss' r ' A,-v i . N. JG SUMMARY Coach Smith's Purple Panthers won the District 'll Class B Boys' Basketball Championship. In the Upper-State finals at Clinton they were defeated by the Buford sex- fel. Including the final game, the Purples had 'I9 wins and only two losses, scoring 67.3 point-per-game average to the opponents' 45. Mar- shall Perkins paced individual scor- ing with a 24.4 average, Norman Greene, with 'l8.l. Perkins, Greene, Rhinehart, and Vaughn - varsity players - bade good-bye to high school basketball this year. Page Forty-One Charley's pride Beach Combers Follow fhe Drummer Buddies Sfruifin' Ready Page Forty-Two Gauging off Laying if off Time out Monkeys? Wafch your sfep The headless horseman Looking if over Champ Dieting U, Oh! you Beias V. Wafch ouf W. Cheerios X. Seve-nfeen ls Awfully Young Y. All sei Z. Ole' man and woman Mop heads!!! Legs or horn? Freaks Glamoreifes Turn around Sfyle X 2 s ' grid :M X f n...,K , X A fs - A if ? w 1 nr-fg+ ' ' ' b . 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EIIIIII CITIZEN Warm MAJ af' lone Inman, Dorothy Correll, James Hipp, Frank Bush Franklin Turner, Preston Bell, Bobby Jackson, Bobby Varner Anna Harley Bush Knot picfuredj. Auirey Thompson Knot picfuredj. Teresa Taylor Shirley Loffis I Judy and Sue Ann Lynch Sara Jane Sanders - I Mfrs. ' . , M. Q . x V f 1 73 . k lg, , Lorraine Bishop Karen Seay Shirley Boone Fred Howard Billie Faye Jordan WINNERS IN TALENT SHIJW HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR HIGH GROUP Fred Howard Sara Jane Sanders Judy and Sue Ann Lynch. Billie Faye Jordan Lorraine Bishop , Shirley Lows Shirley Boone Franklin Turner, Preston Bell, Bobby Jackson, Bobby Varner, Auirey Thompson Knot piciuredj. GRAMMAR SCHOOL lone Inman, Dorothy Correll, James Hipp, Frank Bush, Karen Seoy Ann Harley Bush Knot picfuredl. Teresa Taylor lhlgl' l7m'fj'-5'L'I'4'l1 Most Talented BILLIE FAYE JORDAN DEFOY VAUGHN Mosf Afiracfive EVELYN PREWETTE ROGER RAMEY Page Forty-E1'g7Izt NXNNNQ Wiffiesf SUZANNE HANNON GERALD LYNCH Besf All'Round REBECCA MASSEBEAU GRADY RHINEHART EENIIJH Mosf Popular AILEEN FOX NORMAN GREENE Mosf lnfelligenf SHIRLEY LOFTIS EDDIE LEE TAYLOR L L.. ::x -2 I I I I I I lf? I , , IIE L I I . SUPEHLHTIVES Most Athletic I PATRICIA ALLEN NORMAN GREENE Friendliesf LOUISE LOWE GRADY RHINEHART ll Ill IE! X Mosf Dignified AILEEN FOX DOUGLAS BRITTAIN Mosf Likely To Succeed PHYLLIS WILSON ROGER RAMEY Besf Sporf SHIRLEY LOFTIS VICTOR BROWNE Biggesf Flirfs EVELYN PREWETTE MARSHALL PERKINS A Pugv Fmfy- I F A. Strike up a tune B. Shoe Boy! C . Pretty Miss D. Why the robe? E. Glidin' along gc Fifty F. G H I. J. K. ,Mi ana! Wim Whatcha got? Sittin' in the pan Tall and Slim A nymph Winkin' or blinlcin'? Hillbilly L. M N O P. Q Heart of my heart Celebrities Priss Miss or Mr.? The right pair Will she make it? What is it, girlie? Friends Come out Cookies Playin' possum Mu-v -, ,Wt f X X SNQOQQZ W I -. ,V an xxx , k ,X Y, l, xxx ' wk .A X . K Coo s vvwbz , 1 S? E I x7 ,iw s f- 2 l 1 5 X, , , Shop W '-wk 4 M '90 . cfdnxxmdisr 'dh' m 1 , . V are i. A kccxvlc Xkuwmiw X x 3 , 562 Y i L ii X i 'VMOYW ii? Xnmof' iz TISEH5 Page F. in-5 0ne . Quia 1 H 5- ,3 H! 22 I i , S X ,N ,,Q..,,.w-W... -y'.,.,,,..+ , W? fm ww ,MW W Zia O 06 wg jggh? jmm QM4 44426 Maxx COWWMZZQW Wwfifw Wag AMQM WW? QE aww UUJWWQVMCMMQM gig QCJQ ygmwbffefwfff Za? WW QL WECMWQ my MQ MQ x VQWAVQ mc-if Page Ifzffy-Two 1 INMAN MILLS INMAN, SOUTH CAROLINA Since 7902 MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY TEXTILES A good place fo work Fifty-Th Play Re reshed . . .Have A Coke T foo Before the game, during the ganieg 'after the game, a frosty bottle of ice-5 cold Coca-Cola is so refreshingp BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COlA COMPANY BY, COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY SPARTANBURG, s. c. 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