North Augusta High School - Sandspurs Yearbook (North Augusta, SC)

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I' in 'Qi NANCY CATHERINE ARNETT llcr winning ways are hard to rt sist . . . A happy smile . . . A gay, lillillg laughg TLllliLllIN'L', but an at tenlive listener loo. ELSIE ELAINE BARBER Skillful, temperate, dependable . . . She aims for perfectiong Quiet in voice and manner . . sure . . . pre- use JAMES MARION ADAMS, JR. Better known as Pogo: liull of life and pep . . . Makes friends easily . . Mischief sparkles from his eyes. BARBARA ELAINE ANDREWS I.oveliness at its best . . . Her hair is her crowning gloryg A soft voice and a pleasant smile is her policy. JUDITI-I ANNE ANDREWS Knowledge comes but wisdom lin- gers . . . Productive in many ways -especially in books: So quiet and sweet a person. BETTY JEAN ARANT Cheerful at heartg May some day become a good bookkeeper . . . De- termination results in accomplish- mentg Friendly to all. FRANK ENOCH BAXLEY W'hen he speaks everyone listens: There is a world of wit about him . . . Ciirls are the least of his worries.

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SHEILA NEELANDS Poet BOB HARRISON Prophet ERIN WILLIAMS La wyer THOMAS SANDERS Lawyer CLAIRE BRIERLEY Historian FEATURE WRITERS HAD KEY ROLES IN CLASS DAY ACTIVITIES Wfith a last look at summer we entered the hall On that very first day in the Hrst month of fallg At last we were freshmen-eight years had gone byg We were new and afraid and our moment was nigh. Two years disappeared and then three and now fourg The time has passed quickly-we're freshmen no moreg Did we spend time wisely-do we have a doubt? The time has arrived now and we're left without. We all hit some rough spots-some here and some there g Through guidance and patience they weren't long to bearg Those times may have vanished but ne're will they fade When ilown in our hearts they've been carefully aid. A great source of knowledge was offered to all By our teachers who hoped we would answer that callg We were led to the threshold and now we beging And each taking with us what we learned within. SHEILA NEELANDS Class Poet of ,58

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SE IOR5-H 670145 o!f9 8 BEGAN THEIR FINAL YEAR ON SEPTEMBER 5 Judith, Bar JAMES MARION ADAMS, JR. Cheerleader '55, '56, Most Popular '55, Comwolei Club '55, Boys' Chorus '56, junior-Senior Deco- ration Committee '57, ,Iunior Play Ticket Com- mittee '57. BARBARA ELAINE ANDREWS Attendance Honor Roll '55, Cheerleader '55, l.H.A, '55, '56, Student Council '56, Scholastic llonor Roll '55, '57, F.'I',A. '55, '56, '57, '53, Homecoming Sponsor '55, '56, '58, Queen '58, ,lunior Play Usher '57, Invitation Committee '57, Beta Club '57, '58, Yellou' lurfcv! Typist '58, Samlijmrx Typist '58, Most Attractive '58, Invi- tation c'UI1II11lIIL'U '58, if A 1 5 Q 3 f i T bara, Nancy, Betty Jean, Elsie, Jimmy, and Frank drink a late cup of tea, JUDITH ANNE ANDREWS M.H.A. '55, '56, junior-Senior Decoration Com- mittee '57g Beta Club '57, '58. BETTY JEAN ARANT ,I.H.A. '55, '56, junior-Senior Decoration Com- mittee '57, Yrlluu' Iavlzrf Staff '57. NANCY CATHERINE ARNETT ,I.H.A. '55, '56, F.T.A. '55, '56, '57, Comwolei Club '55, '56, '57, '58, President '57, State Secre- tary '57, District President '57, '58, Served at ,Iunior-Senior '56, Basketball '56, Manager '57, State Mental Contests in Biology, English '56, Yellow Iurkwf Salesman '56: ,Iunior Play Promp- 27 ter '57, Surnlxjuliix Salesman '56, Atlveriising Man- ager '58, l.e Cerele Francais '57, '58, Secretary '57. ELSIE ELAINE BARBER Scholastic Honor Roll '55, '56, '57, fomwolei Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Secretary '55, lloinerniun Chairman '55, Chairman of linglish Class '55, Best All Round '55, ,l.H.A. '55, Superior Rating in State Mental Contests in ,Iunior lfnglisli '56, American History '57, Sillllllfllllli Salesman '56, Soplumiore lfditor '56, Stall '58, ,Iunior Marshal 57, Le Cercle l'raneais 57, 58, lleta Club 57, '58, Salutatorian '58. ' FRANK ENOCH BAXLEY Pius Driver '55, '56, '57, '58, ,luninr-Senior llee- oration Committee '57. 5