Latta High School - Lattatude Yearbook (Latta, SC)

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: English, J. Ellis, Gordon, D. Fore, Manning, Ford, Coward, Epps. SECOND ROW: Brumbles, Brigman, S. Dew, J. Dew, Morrison, Horner, S. Fore, Watson, Finklea. THIRD ROW: D. Parham, F. Ellis, McMillan, D. Shelley, LeGette, P. Dew, J. Parham, S. Parham, C. Shelley, L. Parham, Sellers, Miss Dew. These students are piano pupils ol Miss Elizabeth Dew. They present :wo recitals each year and serve the community and churches with :heir talent. In December a group of these musicians presented a arogram ol organ and piano religious music at the Methodist Church. Diane Shelley, Libby Monroe, Leila Parham, Claire Shelley, Paula Dew, lrlarian LeGette, and Freddie Ellis have won superior ratings at District and State Music Festivals. This group ol musicians are piano students ol Mrs. Dollie S. Rice. They have music lessons either once or twice a week. Both elementary school and high school pupils are eligible to take lessons. This is Mrs. Rice's first year in Latta and her second year ol teaching. She received a B.S. degree in Public School Music at Erskine College. PIAN 7 P PILS fMiss Dewl D PIAN P PIL o QMrs. Rrcej KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Coleman, Bill Coleman, Sylvia Lee, Jean Lane, Jackie Tyndall. STANDING: Mrs. Dollie S. Rice, Diane Graham, Jennie Leigh Gardner, Gail Lane, Joyce Collins, Gwen Lee. SM ft?-V J, y 32s nm f M V lu. 1 r .M 1 owe Hgwlgs Q nf. 1 ,,gq,.,Qs-- Q at

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I7 7 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hayes, Watson, Tolar, Usher, Parham, C. Shelley, Williamson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hayes, Vereen, Herring, Garner, Berry, Landers, D. Shelley, E. Long, R. Long. THIRD ROW: Collins, Gritfith, George, Gasque, F. A. Brigman, Dew, Hardy, R. Brigman. FOURTH ROW: P. Shelley, Haselden, Hayes, Porter, Page, Hatchell, Epstein, Coleman, Collins. This year's band was young and laclced experience, but it showed much potentiality at its appearances. Under the direction ol Band- master Clarence F. Hayes, who is an excellent musician, the future lor the Band appears bright. Mr. Hayes is one ol the finest clarinetist anywhere. ln January the Band was host to the Eastern District Band Clinic. AN These five high-steeping girls led the Latta High School Band in its appearances at football games, pep rallies, and parades throughout the year. They were paced by Senior Peggy Shelley who has displayed excellent ability lor two years. Other majorettes were Senior Joyce Coleman, Gwen Haselden, a Junior, Joyce Collins, a Sophomore: and Linda Hayes, a Freshman. MAJORETTES I 44 LEFT TO RIGHT: Gwen Haselden, Linda Hayes, Peggy Shelley, Joyce Coleman, Joyce Collins. I -- .,...... - Mm, .,.. .... . M- ,-W..-a W--- ........ ..., .-,...-.-,,,,,..,...,.., ,. -M ,-.,..W,,.,-,..,.l

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I BOYS GIRL STATERS s 5 ii 6 is 2 S Boys and Girls States are sponsored by the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary for the purpose ol teaching citizenship and democratic government. The Girls' State representatives and alter- nates, Jeanie Griffin and Ann Weatherly, were chosen by the Senior girls. The Boysi State representatives and alternates, Doug Parham LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Lane, Paula Dew, Marian LeGette, Billy Bethea, Y 9 9 CHEERLEADERS and Edward Hatchell, were chosen b the faculty. The choices were based on character, personality, and leadership. Clad in red and black, the cheerleaders are one of the flashiest groups at Latta High School. Accompanied by their sponsor, Mrs. Lula B. Manning, these girls led the cheering sections at all football and basketball games and pep rallies. They were cheerleaders Ior the East side at the Pee Dee Tobacco Bowl Game. Second-grader Joy Bethea is mascot. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Ellen McCutcheon, Mollie Wise. STANDING: Kay Henry, Marian LeGette, Kathryn Dillon Shirley Norton.