Pacolet High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Pacolet, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

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' tw 121-f-Tiff V4 1 X H 'J L HS 1 4 f -m e H -2 - --H .4 f xX ' -- 1' x51 f ' K 1 ' 41-:f-i.q4 -' '29- 46196 TOMAI-IAWK Co-Edifors - DEANN TEASTER ORAS BROWN PACOLET HIGH SCHOOL Pacolet, South Carolina HOMECOMING I'Ul3I2VVlUPlH As the years of our life pile one upon the other, the images once so familiar and clear begin to fade into the past. But the memory that lingers after all others have grown dim are the recollections of school days enshrined in the walls of our beloved Pacolet High. It is the hope of the staff that this book will help you keep alive the experiences that we hold so dear. Table Uf Enntents DEDICATION ....... ... Pa9e 3 ADMINISTRATION ..,. .... Pa99 4 Trustees Faculty CLASSES ....................... .. Page 9 Senior Officers and History Superlatives Junior Juniors Officers In memoriam-Tommy Cagle Sophomores Freshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade ACTIVITIES Block P Club Tomahawk Staff Telepaco Staff Junior Glee Club Glee Club J. H. A. F. F. A Student Council Beta Club Pro Club Quill and Scroll Band I Dramatics Club Thespians Safety Club Bus Drivers Club Latin Club Hobby Club Art Club Ilibrary Club Science Club CANTEEN 8i KITCHEN ... ATHLETICS .............. Cheerleaders Senior football players Football Team Basketball Teams Baseball Team FEATURES .............. Homecoming Queen Miss Hi Miss American Legion Citizen D. A. R. Harvest Queen Harvest King SNAP SHOTS ..... 'XTX 1 A I 4' . lilll 3 5 . . . Page 33 Page 52 . .. Page 53 . . . Page 59 Pages 18, 32 ADVERTISEMENTS .......... . ..... Page 6'I Paze Two HARVEST KING AND QUEEN lHerman Bi Patsyl QUEEN fGaiI Elliotj Sponsor fBiIIy HodgeD JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Finders Creepers lCarole, Sylvia, Ray and Orasl Look What We Have! .::,.:E.::. 5 .,,: t:E.:. DEDIII!-XTIIJN DEAR MRS. LITTLEJOHN, Because you have given so much of yourself to us, we want to show our appreciation by dedicating our 1956 TOMAHAWK to you. Each person in your English and civics classes has profited from your teachings and has gone out better prepared for life. In addition to your regular classroom work, you found time to sponsor the Student Council, to plan clever decorations for the parades, and make all Halloween carnivals a success. From the very beginning your friendliness, helpfulness, and kindness have made for you a multitude of friends. We hope you remember us, for we shall never forget you. Love, SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 Page Three .. ,, .W , .N . M , Q BW '- fri' Eik sf afif PgF Superintendent MR. V. M. EPTING suv? Vs Q6 HQ ggi 4 .M . .WW , Q 2 TRUSTEES Left fo Right: PAUL DEARYBURY, T. I. STAFFORD, County Board Member, JOHN WILLIAMS JOHN C. POOLE, B. L. MASON, C. W. WOOTEN, WALTER A. JONES, SR. Absenf when picfure was made: C. E. CROCKER, DR. ROBERT CROWE, FRANK LANCASTER JOHN Y. DUPRE, County Board Member. Page S ix MISS HAZEL I-IENRICKSON Senior Class Sponsor Librarian MR. 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' ' ' ' ' K , , ' ' ' '-k fjigzzigfi - 1: Lu l il sENioR CLASS OFFICERS Seated left to right: President ELIZABETH BELK Vice President BURL FLEMING Secretary 84 Treasurer B FRANKIE KLEPPER Senior Class History In September 1951, we, the Senior Class of 1956, entered the eighth grade at Pacolet High School, un- aware at the time that we would one day graduate together. We were very much surprised to see that our lives in school would change very much in this, our really first experience in high school. We felt much more important to ourselves than to others as we walked briskly from class to class with our chests filled with a new and warming pride. How we admired those seniors as they towered above us, taking long-legged strides down the hallways and we, nearly killing ourselves, tried to keep up with them. We watched with wide-eyed amazement as they changed classes carrying but one small book, distinctly separating them from our book laden selves. We were deeply amazed by this new routine of changing classes, going to the gymnasium, cafeteria and attending study hall, but we were a part of this new life, and our out-of-place feeling soon vanished. The following year we entered Pacolet High as freshman, being privileged that year to choose our subiects, vote in class elections, join various clubs, and wish for the day to come when we would be seniors. The next September we were labeled sophomores and could take positions on the TELAPACO and TOMAHAWK staffs, Student Council, and various other clubs. Newer phases of school life were opened to us for more added enjoyment, learning, and mean- ing to our lives. The year 1955 came and we were the iuniors of Page Ten Pacolet High School. Now we would occupy more important positions, and play big roles in sports. That year the Junior Class presented a play, Me and My Shadow , Toward the end of the year we found ourselves planning the Junior-Senior Banquet. It was hard work for all of us, but we enioyed it, and it was a big success. ln the fall of 1955 we again entered Pacolet High in the greatest role that we had ever played in our school career. We were full-fledged seniors. Almost immediately we found ourselves getting accustomed to this new life by ordering rings, invitations, and earning money for our Washington trip. This is the year when we were guests of the Juniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet, when we received our rings, one of the most prized possessions of our lives, and one which we shall always cherish. After Christmas we put the finishing touches on our senior play, Take Your Medicine. Then the day of graduation arrived. On this day we suddenly realized that we were ending our high school days. The daily routine of classes and activi- ties ended, but memories of our friends, classmates, and teachers whom we loved and admired so much will never vanish, but will forever occupy a part of our lives. Upon leaving Pacolet High School, we, the Senior Class of 1956, with great pride leave all the wonderful joys and few sorrows of senior class life to our successors, the Senior Class of 1957. May they enioy it as much as we have. -Don Weathers 1 , il, l Qfflfu L 0 WAYNE ALLEN MELISSA ARNOLD KEN BEAN Give me music and girls and I will seek no other delight. 5 Glee Club 15 Tumbling 'I5 Bus rivers Club 3, 45 Pres. of Bus rivers Club 45 Dramatics Club , 45 Sec. of Dramatics Club 35 tuclent Council 45 Hobby Club , 45 Art Club 45 Science Club 45 enior Play. GWEN BELL 'She's a iolly good girl which nobody can deny. Tumbling 'I5 Hobby Club 3, 5 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Hospi- ality Committee 45 .l.H.A. 45 cience Club 4. To be loved is all I need, And whom I love, I love indeed. Basketball T5 Tumbling 'I5 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Staff 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 Cheerleader 3, 45 Block P 3, 45 Pres. 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Assembly Committee 3, 45 Safety Commit- tee 3, 45 TELEPACO Staff 3, 45 TOMAHAWK 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Student Council 45 Pro Club 45 Senior Play. Il i n 1' s WILEY BISHOP Be your own self and look everyone in the eye. Student Council I, 3, 45 French Club 25 Pro Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 President of Junior Class 35 Chairman of Traffic Committee 4. Without love and laughter, lite is nothing. F.F.A. 'l, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 'I, 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hobby Club 35 Chorus 3, 45 Block P 3, 45 Football 45 Baseball 45 Traffic Committee 4. BASIL BROWN f'He puts his troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. F.F.A. 'I, 2, 3, 45 President of F.F.A. 35 Student Council 2, 3, 45 President of Student Body 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Hobby Club 35 Football 4. ELIZABETH BELK Work is her hobby and success a common reward. TELEPACO Staff 'I, 3, 45 Glee Club T, 3, 45 Block P 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 TOMA- HAWK Staff 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Science Club 35 Latin Club 3, 45 Sec. 81 Treas. 35 Assembly Committee 3, 45 Library Staff I, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 President of Senior Class 45 Senior Play. ROBERT BROWN Men of few words are the best men. F.F.A. 'I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 45 Block P 2, 3, 45 Hobby Club 35 Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 Baseball 4. DORIS CAMBY lt's better to be little and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. J.H.A. 'l, 2, 3, Sec. 4, Hobby Club 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Thes- pians 3, Sec. 4, Chairman of Lost 81 Found 4, TELEPACO Staff 4, Seniar Play. JOE FOSTER Trust everyone, but always cut the cards. Hobby Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, F,F.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Student Council 4, Foot- ball Team 4, Chairman of Drives Committee 4, Traftic Com- mittee 4, RAY ELLISON Look wise and get the benefit of the doubt. Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 'l, 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 4, Block P 2, 3, 4, Dr-amatic Club 3, 4, Hobby Club 3, President 3, Safety Com- mittee 3, 4, Chairman 4, Student Council 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Senior Play. JAMES GREENE Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Bancl 'I, 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Vice Pres. of Student Council 4, TOMAHAWK Staff 4, TELEPACO Staff 4, Bus Drivers Club 4, Thespians 4, Senior Play. BUTCH EPTING Good nature is the sign of a large and generous soul. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3 4, Hobby Club 3, Vice Pres. 4 Safety Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4 Traffic Committee 4, Treasurer of Home Room 3, Jr. Varsity Basket, ball 3. 5 H Il i n BILLY HODGE Love alters everything. 'B Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Block P Club 3, 4, Traf- fic Committee 4, TELEPACO Staff 4. 1 1 BURL FLEMING Why take life seriously, you'll never get out alive. F.F.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Jr. Varsity Captain 2, Base- ball 3, Hobby Club 3, Block P Club 3, 4, Bus Drivers Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Football Team 4, Traffic Committee 4, Student Council 4, Vice Pres. of Senior Class. S . .... JANE HYDER '.l.ough at those who grumble, and be as iolly as you can. Glee Club 1, 2, Tumbling 'l, Science Club 3, 4, .I.H.A. 4, TOMAHAWK Staff 4, Library Staff 4. 1 WALTER HARVEY 'He is likable in every sense of the word. Block P 3, 4, Senior Play. ......5e EVELYN MEDLOCK Cute and sweet, she's hard to beat. J.H.A. 1, Glee Club 1, 27 eta Club 3, 4, Tumbling 35 ecretary 81 Treasurer of Student ouncil 47 Dramatics Club 4, Library Staff 45 Senior Play. OPHELIA JONES Nl-lere is a lady, sweet and wise. Student Council 1, 2, 47 Pres. of Home Room 15 TOMAHAWK Staff 3, 4, J.H.A. 45 Chairman of Hospital Committee 4. n i Il 1' s JACK MILLWOOD .- Ulf worry were 'the only cause of death, he'd never die. French Club 2, Band 2, Hobby Club 3, Pro Club 4, Library Stott 4, TELEPACO Staff 4, Dramatics Club 4. SYLVIA JONES Pleasing to see, nice to know. J.H.A. 1, 2. MARY JO MURRAY An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Basketball 1, 23 Chorus 1, 3, 4, J.H.A. 15 French Club 2, Drlamatics Club 4, Science Club 4, Hobby Club 4. FRANKIE KLEPPER A good nature conquers all. Homeroom Pres. 'lg Bldck P Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Student Council 1, 2, 4, J.H.A. 1, 2, Pres. 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 2, TOMAHAWK Stuff 3, 45 TELE- PACO Staff 4, County Basketball Allstar 3, Quill 81 Scroll 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Secretory 81 Treasurer of Senior Class, Lost 81 Found Com- mittee 37 Pro Club 41 Assembly Committee 4, Senior Play. MARJORIE NICHOLS A little shy, but ond worth knowing. J.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Club 1, 2, 4, Student Council Home Room President 3, Staff 4, Hobby Club 4. LINDA PARKER A cheerful heart a cheerful smile A charm of friendship a the while. . .A. . - Glee Cu - Science Club 3- Dramatics Club 3 4- Library Staff 4- Senior Play. BOBBY RAY RIDDLE When he will he will And you can always depend on it Glee Club I Hobby Club 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Library Staff 3 T esplans 3 4 Pro Club 4 TOMAHAWK Stuff 4 PHYLLIS PARKER True to her work and true to her friends. Student Council 'I 4- Chorus 'l 3- TELEPACO Staff 'I 3- Ecli- tor of TELEPACO 4- Latin Club 4- Betta Clu 3 4- ' and Scroll 3 4- Assembly Com- mittee 3 4- Dramatiis Club 4- Senior Play. ANNETTE SPROUSE Where she goes sunshine and laughter ollow JH A I 2 Vide President 4 Glee Club 3 Pro Club 4 Dru matics Club 4 Hobby Club 4 KEN QUINN KENNETH DEAN RICE Quiet but powerful. I agree with no mans EEA. 1 2 3 4- Hobby Club 3. ' have some of my Own' LINDA SULLIVAN S e is a regular pal a true friend and always cheerful and ready for a lake TOMAHAWK Staff 2 3 4 Clu 2 3 4 Tumbling 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Hobby Club 3 4 Latin Club 3 4 Drumatlcs Club 3 4 Student Council 4 Band 3 Senior Play Baseball 'I. 2 3 Capt 'n B s etball I 4- Block P 1 1 3- President 3- Student 3' Football 4- TELEPACO 4- Traffic Committee 4. JERRY SULLIVAN As a football player hes hard to beat Hes very cute and mighty sweet Baseballl 2 3 4 Ba ketbal Club 3 4 Glee Club3 Footbal 4 Dramatic Club 4 TELEPAC Stuff 4 I 11 ll 11 1 1 1 1 , I , , QI JH 'I 2, l b I, , , , , ak , , , ' I I I 1 1 ' 1 2, 3, , b , , Quill , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . S H Il 1 n 1' s . . . 'H f 11 - . I . ,, - 11 I 1 . . . , , ' ' 5 ' i i I f 1 ' i 1 - - 1 1 : 1 1 1 2 S ' 1 1 ' , 4, ' 5 . Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Block P I, French Club 2, Block P' I1 ' 1 1 1 b , , 1 ' 1 1 1 41: 1 : ' . , 5 , 7 'S 5 : ' 1 : ' - 1 2 ' I 2 ' - DORIS SUMNER The way to have a friend is to be one. J.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Quill 84 Scroll 3, 4, Tnespians 3, 4, TOM- AHAWK 3, 4. DeANN TEASTER She was born with the gift called ability. Secretary Beta Club 3, Trea- surer of Beta Club 4, Assistant Editor of TOMAHAWK 3, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Block P l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball i, 2, 3, Student Council l, 3, 4, Home Room President 1, County Basketball Allstar 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Editor of TOMAHAWK Staff 4, TELEPACO STAFF 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4 ,Safety Club Secretary 3, 4, Chairman Hospitality Committee 3: Pro Club 4, Quill 8, Scroll Secretary 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Assembly Committee 4, Senior Play. Senlnrs DON WEATHERS BOBBY JOE WELLS Worry and I have never met. Let not your studies interfere Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, student WHL' YW 5'eeP ' Council 'l, Block P 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 'l, 2, 3, 4, Block P Baseball 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 4, French 4, TELEPACO Staff 4, Senior Club 2, Trampoline Team 2, 3, Pldy. 4, Glee Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, Basketball 4, Traffic Commit- tee 4, Science Club 4. GENEVA THOMASON 'fSpeech may be silver, but silence is golden. J.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Hobby Club 4, Pro Club 4. BOBBIE WHITE 'fFull of laughter, full of pep, never still, that's her rep. Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, President 4, TELEPACO Staff 2, 3, 4, TOMAHAWK Staff 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4, Block P 3, 47 Student Council 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Quill 81 Scroll 3, 4, Athletic Committee Chairman 3, Assembly Commit- tee 4, Safety Club 4, Library Staff 4, Secretary 81 Treasurer, Senior Play. FLORENCE TOWNSEND l believe in love at first sight, but l always take a second look. Glee Club 'l, 2, 4, Hobby Club 3, Dramatics Club 4. JERRY WILKINS No one is more deserving of his own popularity. Tumbling 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Football 4. Wm- Mos! Popular WALTER HARVEY--LINDA SULLIVAN SENIIIH Most Talkafive BUTCH EPTING-MARY JO MURRAY M051 Dignified BOBBY RAY RIDDLE-DeANN TEASTER Wiffiesf Best Dressed JERRY SULLIVAN-MELISSA ARNOLD WAYNE ALLEN-DORIS CAMBY Page Siffml Mosf Likely To Succeed ROBERT BROWN-EVELYN MEDLOCK SUPEHLI-XTIVES Besf All Around KEN BEAN-LIB BELK Biggesf Flirf BILLY HODGE-FLORENCE TOWNSEND Most Afhlefic BURL FLEMING-FRANKIE KLEFPER Friendliesf Mosf Handsome Mosf Affracfive JOE FOSTER-BOBBIE WHITE JERRY WILKINS OPHELIA JONES Mosf lnfellecfual JAMES GREENE-PHYLLIS PARKER Page V Seventeen 1. Ring Ceremony 2. B. B. Boys 3. Jus' Posin' 4. Selecting Diplomas 5. R-I-N-G-S Page Eighteen enior oingd 6. Sharecroppers 7. Go, Cats! 8. Bring on the Food 9. Dirty Noses 10. Stags Nothing Like a Party! Maestro! Hazel's Snack Shack Don't Drop lt! aluuinrs ,- 2'-' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated, Lett to Right: DeANN GIBSON, Treasurer, PEGGY SULLI- VAN, Vice President. Standing, Left to Right: BILLY SPENCER, Secretary, BOBBY PRUITT, President. Joyce Baker George Banks Carole Bell Glenn Brown Oras Brown Patsy Brown Tommy Cugle DIXI9 COCITCS Page Nineteen l.Iunin 5 Martha Crocker Gail Elliott Julia Ellison Gene Fowler DeAnn Gibson Tommy Gilmer Frank Glass Maggie Harmon Rebecca Harmon Margaret Harvey Lovyonne Jones Rebecca Lancaster l Page Twenty llninrs Frank Lee Shirley Lee Emily McGraw Gene Meadows C. W. Millwoocl Dennis Morgon Ray Price Bobby Pruitt Jimmy Quinn James Rothrock Dudley Smith tty Billy Spencer Sylvia Sprouse Peggy Sullivan David Teaster Marlene Thomas Mary Alice Tucker as Reba Turner Susan Watson Bob Wells Audrey Worthy Page Twenty-Two .Iuninrs El n iwlzmnriam ME W mmm WW ti, , 5 -M.....mmm TOMMY CAGLE 1939 - 1955 The Tomahawk Staff would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to Tommy Cagle who passed away November 23, 1955. Tommy was a member of the Junior Class and participated in school activities. He set a good ex- ample of a student who had the right school spirit. As a member ot the Pacolet Mills Baptist Church, he led his Sunday School Class in attendance and was always a faithful member to his church. Tommy leaves many qualities that students will always remember. Page Twenty-Three phnmnr Page Twenty-Four Tina Sue Alley Roger Banks Nancy Brackins Raymond Brown Jerry Bryant Bryan Coleman Judy Corn Eddie Davis Herman Davis Marry Ellison Charles Fowler Tommy Fowler Pat Garner Scott Gentry Anne Gregory Lillie Mae Grizzle Tommy Guyton Carolyn Harris Judy Harris Cleveland Harvey David Hood Carolyn Holland Larry Hyder Bonnie Justice Brenda Kimberlain Clara Mae Lee David Lee Joyce Loftis Jimmy Mabry Gloria Martin LaVerne Martin Annie Ruth Medlock Gail Messer LaGransle Messer Faye Millwoocl Jackie Motts Harold Nichols Barbara Pannell Theaster Patterson Joyce Phillips Becky Pruitt Margaret Rice Don Robertson Rachel Robinson Don Rogers Kenneth Sanders Larry Scales Edward Sinclair Annette Snapp Easter Steadings Kenneth Strange Bobby Sullivan Janice Teaster Bucl Wells Maxine Wells Joanne West Kenneth Wheeler Gail Wilkins phnmnr Page Twenty-Fiz'e Ann Bailey Jimmy Brown Joyce Brown Mary Brown Mary Bryant Julia Burgess Don Camby Russell Campbell Harry Chalk Bobbie Dale Coates Marlene Cook Elaine Crossley Marlene Deafon Linda Fallaw Jerry Fowler Kenneth Gallaway Patsy Garner Terence Garner Michael Gilbert Laura Greene Gerald Harris Ned Harrold Jones Harvey Archie Harmon Brenda Henderson Grady Hill Larry Hodge Elaine Hogan Clayton Ivey Jimmy Ivey Dennis Jones Lewis Kirby Page Twen ty-Si 1' Eshm ushm Terry Kirby Carole Long Rudolph Lumpkin Janet Mabry Jeanette Mabry Calvin Martin Alfred McGaha June Messer Chadwick Messer Harry Morgan Carolyn Motts Devore Osteen Dennis Pannell Cynthia Petty Charlotte Reaves Fred Robinette Illa Mae Sanders Donna Sawyer Bobby Shackleford Nancy Smith Sandra Smith Walter Sprouse Harold Sullivan Kay Sullivan Peggy Thomas Frank Vinson Aughtry Wells Elaine Wells Richard Wells Ronnie White Aster Wright Page Twenty-Sef.'e1z i I 2 I I JUDY ALLEN MARTHA JANE BAILEY MARTHA BROWN BILLY BUICE JEAN BUICE LAVERNE BURGESS JOE COLLINS DENNIS CROCKER JUDY CROCKER Page Twenty-Eight Eighth Grade AUDREY DEATON MAXIE DEATON MINNIE DUNNAWAY ANSEL FISHER DENNIS GARNER JERRY GARNER BARRY GILMER HUGHSTON GILMORE THOMAS GOING ALBERT GORDON DENNIS GORDON DIXIE GREENMORE CHARLOTTE GUYTON JEANETTE HARMON JACKIE HODGE JUNE HOGAN JOANN JETT NICKY JONES BRENDA KIRBY JIMMY KIRBY SANDRA KIRBY HARLEY KLEPPER CALVIN LEE ERSKINE LEE HAROLD DEAN LEMMONS SYLVIA LITTLEJOHN PEGGY LOVING 1 I s s s I HAROLD LYDA BRONDELL MABRY LINDA MARTIN PATRICIA MARTIN RONNIE MESSER .IANICE MOSS WAYNE NEWMAN HAROLD OSMENT BETTY PARKER Eighth Grade DENNIS PARKER DELORIS PARRIS MYRA PETERSON SARA KAY QUINN KAY REAVES LOIS RICHARDS PAUL RIDDLE DOROTHY ROBERTS ALICE SAMS KIMSEY SHERBERT JUDY WARD BUDDY SPROUSE RAYMOND WATERS CAROLYN SPROUSE BUDDY WEATHERS RUBY SPROUSE BARBARA WEST BOBBY TESSNEAR WAYNE WILKINS JOHN THREADGILL JERRY WILLIAMS JIMMY TRAMMELL DAVID WINSTEAD ANN VALENTINE DOROTHY WINSTEAD TAYLOR VARNER Page TTUCIILTI-.V'1:71,8 vnnth Era Page Thin! y JOYCE ALLEN ERNESTINE ALLEY HAROLD ALMAN SARAH ALMAN GLORIA BARR BEVERLY BEAN JACK BELK PEGGY BELL MARY BIGGERSTAFF SUE BIGGERSTAFF RUSSELL BISHOP DAVID BROWN ROBERT BROWN RONNIE BRYANT LETHA BUICE GLORIA CAMERON DONALD COATES BOBBY COLLINS CHARLOTTE CORN WAYNE EDGINS CARROL EUBANKS CAROLYN FERGUSON CREED FERGUSON SAM FLEMING BETTY FOWLER SHIRLEY FOWLER BRENDA GARNER CHARLES GIBSON FRED GLASS JOYCE GOFORTH CHARLES GRIZZLE LOIS HAMMETT WAYNE HARMON JOE HARVEY MIKE HODGE PAMELA HODGE CHARLES JOHNSON MYRTIS JONES ROBERT KIRBY SANFORD KIRBY FRANCES LEE JENNY LEE BRENDA LINDSEY JERRY LITTLEJOHN BRENDA LOVING MAXINE LOVING RONALD LUMPKIN TERYLE MABRY RAY MARTIN KENNETH MILLWOOD SHELIA MILLWOOD JOHNNIE MORROW RONNIE MOTTS HAROLD MURRAY NED MCSWAIN JANICE OSMENT PHIL PACE BOYCE PARKER JERRY PELL SHERRY POOLE ARLEN PRICE DANNY REAVES SHIRLEY REVELS VERNON RICHARDS LEONARD SHELTON DON SHERBERT REBECCA SHERBERT LINDA SPENCER ROBERT SPENCER SHIRLEY SPENCER JUNE STEVENS ROBERT SULLIVAN FLICKA TATE KAY TEASTER JUNE WALDEN HAROLD WEATHERS DENNIS WHITING FREDDIE WHITING CAROLYN WILKINS vnnth Era Page Tlnifrty-O11Ie l I BLOCK P FIRST ROW, Lefl To right: Ken Rice, Tommy Fowler, Scoif Genfry, Tommy Guyfon, Harold Nichols, Terry Kirby, Tammy Cagle, Harry Morgan. SECOND ROW: Judy Corn, Peggy Sullivan, Sylvia Lifileiolm, Bobbie Whife, De- Ann Teasier, Dennis Pannel, Bucl Wells, Melissa Arnolcl, Lib Belk, Frankie Klepper, Joyce Baker. THIRD ROW: Gail Wilkins, Ray Ellison, Bobby Joe Wells, Jerry Sullivan, Tina Sue Alley, Easier Sfeadings, Annie Ruih Medlock, Linda Sullivan, Reba Turner, Sylvia f- 'S ' Sprouse, Ann Bailey. , ..-g FOURTH ROW: Coach McNeil, Sponsor, Burch Epting, Billy Hodge, Ken Bean, V Walter Harvey, Robert Brown, Burl Fleming, Don Weafhers, Bob Wells, George Banks. OFFICERS Nd' Presidenf ...... ........ M ELISSA ARNOLD I za! Vice Presiclenf . . . ..... BUD WELLS I Secrefary . . . . . . DENNIS PANNEL A I I I I Page Tfzirty-T111'vc TEHSE5' ' EDITORIAL STAFF , . Seafed, left io right: Feciure Edifor-JOYCE BAKER Assisfani Edifor-ORAS BROWN Eclitor-DeANN TEASTER Sfcmding, leff Io righf: Sporfs Edifor-BOB WELLS I lyjwg w, l LLg 7 sponsor-MISS MARIAN BISHOP Q 1 LL Q S, L LE f 1 I Feafure Edffof-OPHELIA JONES 'LVA I A .,,. 1 M I ,L,1 Sporfs Editor-JAMES GREENE A '1I.2.fff125f1: LLL, diffs Ph0f09fGPh9f-PATSY BROWN Q is I AI.: 5 f ffg fffz' Liierary Ecliiors-LIB BELK, . :'f ' : I 7 ry , h v-l- 5 I is . ' q.,A, KS BUSINESS STAFF 41 LLW, f J Firsf row, leff Io righf: '.-: I ,. ', Typisfs-D535ISRISSJSGI-IEIERMIZETBIEZ Ediior Assisfcmi Edifor 5 ,'Q'. i ,1 ii-4' 1 I: '1 .. A I Eiffgefif. in , BROW CROCKER DeANN TEASTER ORAS N Circulation Manager-LINDA Business Manager-HERMAN DAVIS SULLIVAN Adverfising Sfaff-FRANKIE KLEP- Adverfising Manager-MELESSA PER, BOBBIE WHITE, DORIS ARNOLD CAMBY, JANE HYDER, SUSAN Second row, ieff Io righi: WATSON Circulcifion-BILLY SPENCER SponsoreMRS. ELIZABETH MORRELL , ,gf-s ' ' ' J -',:E:11I1.,......:.L.,.1l , , . - . 'LTL . .. .,:..,1' 2' ' .Ml , 1 ,I MERRY u .sai1'9siS'HQMASs Editor Assistant Editor PHYLLIS PARKER CAROLE BELL EDITORIAL STAFF First Row-Lett to rightry News Editor .......... ........ L IB BELK Sports Editor . . . . . . JAMES GREENE Assistant Editor . ....... CAROLE BELL Editor ....... ....... P HYLLIS PARKER Club Editor .... ...... M ARY ALICE TUCKER Feature Editor .............. . .MELISSA ARNOLD Second Row-left to right: Exchange Editors .......... ........ R AY PRICE, JACK MILLWOOD Assistant Feature Editor .... ANNIE RUTH MEDLOCK Assistant Sports Editor ........... HERMAN DAVIS Reporters ............. ..., B OBBIE WHITE, DeANN TEASTER Faculty Adviser .............., MR. HUGH FINCH REPORTERS AND TYPISTS First Row-left to right: Typists-Martha Crocker, Frankie Kleppery Business Manager-Donald Wea- thers Second Row-left to right: Reporters-Susan Wat- son, Bonnie Justice, Tina Sue Alley, Judy Harris, Joyce Lottis, Mary Bryant ' , T , FIRST ROW,fl-rl: Shirley Spencer, Pamela Hodge, Brenda Gar- ner, Maxine Loving, Gloria Barr, June Walden, Myrtis Jones, Carolyn Wilkins, Beverly Bean, Frances Lee, Linda Spencer, Joyce Goforth, Janice Osment. SECOND ROW: Judy Ward, Barbara West, Jean Buice, Ann Valentine, Patricia Martin, Audrey Deaton, Judy Allen, Sherry Poole, Charlotte Corn, Shelia Millwood, June Stevens, Flicka Tate, Jennifer Lee, Lois Hammett, Mary Melton, Joyce Allen. THIRD ROW: Peggy Bell, Brondell Mabry, Martha Bailey, Bet- ty Parker, Lois Richards, Laverne Burgess, Myra Peterson, Kay Jr. lil MR. DAVID HOTTEL, Director Page Tlzirty-Si.r Reaves, Dell Sweat, Brenda Loving, Brenda Lindsey, Gloria Camerson, Delores Parris, Shirley Fowler, Sylvia Littleiohn, Brenda Kirby, Judy Crocker, Ernestine Alley. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Collins, Dan Reaves, Russell Bishop, Charles Johnson, Ronnie Bryant, Teryle Mabry, John Threadgill, Bobby Tessnear, Jerry Garner, Mike Hodge, Ronnie Motts, Ronald Lumpkins, Phillip Pace, Jimmy Trammell, Jerry Littleiohn, Carey Ardis, Robert Brown. Mr. David Hottel, director, Hughston Gilmore, pianist. EE Iiluh The Junior Glee Club was organized in September, 1955, for the junior high school students. Since the seventh and eighth grades do not belong to the high school glee club, this organization affords them train- ing in choral work. There are about fifty-three mem- bers in the club. The group presented a very interest- ing Thanksgiving program. Mr. David Hottel is director of the group. The chorus is a source of pleasure for many stu- dents. lt serves as a means of taking our school into the community, when different churches are visited in the spring. These visits are made as a public service. Two concerts are given annually by members of the chorus. A small admission is charged and the money has been used to help buy a Hammond organ for the school. This course carries one-half unit credit per year, but does not count toward state requirements for graduation. CO-DIRECTORS MR. H. T. BLACKWELL MRS. RUBY KIRBY Bleu liluh SEATED, left to right: Mr. H. T. Blackwell and Martha Crocker. STANDING, SECOND ROW: Donnie Rogers, Oras Brown, DeAnn Teaster, Bobbie White, Mary Jo Murray, Patsy Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs. Ruby P. Kirby. THIRD ROW: Buddy Wells, Jerry Bryant, J. C. Gault, David Hood, Annie Ruth Medlock, Tina Sue Alley, Joyce Baker, Audrey Worthy, Julia Burgess, Brenda Henderson, Cynthia Petty, Margaret Rice, La Verne Martin, Gloria Martin. FOURTH ROW: Herman Davis, Mr. David Hottel, Butch Epting, Lib Belk, Marjorie Nichols, Emily McCraw, Audrey Deaton, Kay Reaves, Judy Allen, Janice Teaster, Nancy Brackins, Judy Corn. FIFTH ROW: Joe Foster, Ken Bean, James Green, Don Robertson, Melissa Arnold, Nancy Smith, Elaine Hogan, June Hogan, Dixie Coats, Ann Valentine, Florence Townsend, Peg- gy Sullivan, Gail Wilkins, DeAnn Gibson, Reba Turner, Susan Watson, Sylvia Sprouse. 'LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Carolyn Harris, Gail Wilkins, Annette Snapp, Annie Ruth Medlock, Ann Gregory, Clara Mae Lee, Nancy Brackins, Rachel Robinson. SECOND ROW: Peggy Thomas, Charlotte- Reaves, Marjorie Nichols, Jackie Motts, Joyce Lottis, Lillie Mae Grizzle, Mar- garet Harvey. THIRD ROW: Marlene Thomas, Lovyonne Jones, Doris Cam- by, Gwen Bell, Florence Townsend, Emily McCraw, Shirle Lee. Y FOURTH ROW: Martha Crocker, Marty Ellison, Gail Messer, Joyce Phillips, Jo Ann West, Barbara Pannel. J. ef.. J X P3 ,T -- M J 11- A Page Thirty-Eight H FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Holland, Judy Harris, Doris Sumner, Geneva Thompson, Judy Corn, Carolyn Motts. SIXTH ROW: Linda Fallaw, Janice Teaster, Marlene Cook, Faye Millwood, Mary Louise Bryant, Elaine Crossley, Mary Brown, Marlene Deaton. SEVENTH ROW: J-anet Mabry, Jane Hyder, Annette Sprouse, Kay Sullivan, Gail Elliot, Joyce Brown, Jean Turner, Tina Sue Alley, Becky Pruitt. EIGHTH ROW: Carole Bell, Jeanette Mabry, Patsy Brown, Gail Messer, Ophelia Jones, Frankie Klepper, Mrs. Mildred Ragan, Sponsor. .EL The Junior Homemakers Association is made up of girls from the ninth grade through the twelfth grade. The girls must be enrolled in a home ec- onomics class or have been in a class. The pur- poses of the club are to develop leadership, well- rounded personalities, encourage recreational ac- tivities, and to bring about a closer relationship among home economics girls. President ..... .. . ANNIE RUTH MEDLOCK Vice President . . . ....... ANN GREGORY Secretary .... . . . ANNETTE SNAPP Treasurer . . . ...... CLARA MAE LEE Sponsor . . . . . MRS. MILDRED RAGAN FIRST ROW-Seated, left to right: David Teaster, Grady Hill, Kenneth Wheeler, Harold Nichols, Mike Gilbert, Gerald Harris, James Rothrock, Frank Lee, Bobby Fisher, Kenneth Sanders. SECOND ROW: C. W. Millwood, Clayton Ivey, Robert P. Vrgxi' K' iff v , jn- QQPLTIOJVO Q Q ' ' , f Q iii ,, T - -9 vc-'Pla il A 5 I Q Q7 ' 6 I F. I I ' B'Il S encer Dudley Smith, Ray Ellison, Brown, Bur Feming, I y p , 'd L Scott Gentry, Jimmy Mabry, Dov: ee. THIRD ROW, Standing: Chad Messer, Jimmy Brown, Den- nis Jones, Basil Brown, Jimmy Ivey, Kenneth Quinn, Ken Bean, ll. Bob Wells, Edward Sinclair, Jones Harvey, Larry Hyder. The Future Farmers of America is an organiza- tion which helps tarm boys increase their know- ledge ot agriculture and also trains them for bet- ter leaders. This club is open to agriculture stu- dents only. One ot the major projects of this club is the school farm. F. F. A. OFFICERS Left to Right: Reporter .... Treasurer . . . Vice-President . . . President .... Secretary . . . Sentinel . . . Sponsor . . JOE FOSTER DUDLEY SMITH .. RAY ELLISON . BILLY SPENCER . BURL FLEMING ROBERT BROWN MR. JACK CORN Page Thirty-Niue Studia STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to right: Secretary 8. Treasurer ...... EVELYN MEDLOCK Vice-President ...... . . . JAMES GREENE President ..... ...... B ASIL BROWN Principal .... . . . MR. H. T. BLACKWELL Page Forty The officers of the Student Council are elected each spring by secret ballot from the rising senior class. Nominations are made by the current Stu- dent Council or by petition. Each candidate must be approved by the administration. ln this organ- ization students have the opportunity to practice the principles of democratic living. llnunizil FIRST ROW, Left to right: James Greene, Evelyn Medlock, Basil Brown, Mr. H. T. Blackwell, Principal, Mrs. Iva Little- iohn, Sponsor, Melissa Arnold. SECOND ROW: Lib Belk, Burl Fleming, Frankie Klepper, Le Grande Messer, Ronnie White, Phyllis Parker, DeAnn Teaster, Ray Ellison, Linda Sullivan, Doris Camby, Linda Parker, Ophe- lia Jones, Joe Foster, Joyce Baker, Wiley Bishop. THIRD ROW: Gail Elliot, Carole Bell, Judy Harris, Bud Wells, Mike Gilbert, Larry Hodge, Terry Kirby, Mary L. Bryant, Dixie Greenmore, Jimmy Trammell, Bobby Tessnear, .lack Belk, Danny Reaves. FOURTH ROW: Billy Spencer, Bobbie White, Oras Brown, Reba Turner, Julio Ellison, Robert Brown, Wayne Allen, Gail Thornton, Bobby Ray Riddle, Annette Sprouse. Student Council is the means by which you share in the organization of your school. It is the legis- lative body of the Student Participation Organi- zation. This group is composed of the student body officers, the officers of the senior class, and the presidents of each club of the school program, and the president of each homeroom. Regular monthly meetings are held. Student Council in- vites each of you to offer suggestions for the im- provement of our school and to remember that members of this council are your representatives who are anxious to serve you. Page Forty-One Tena Sue Alley Joyce Baker Carole Bell Lib Belk Wiley Bishop Patsy Brown Jerry Bryant Basil Brown Raymond Brown Marty Ellison Herman Davis Charles Fowler President ..... Vice-President Secrefary . . . Treasurer .. Sponsor . . Pagr Forty-Two Barbara Pannell Judy Harris Brenda Kimberlain Frankie Klepper Joyce Loftis Annie Ruth Medlock Evelyn Medlock Le Grande Messer Phyllis Parker Sylvia Sprouse Annette Snapp Easter Steadings Mary Alice Tucker Reba Turner Beta Eluh . . .. BOBBIE WHITE . . . SUSAN WATSON .. ORAS BROWN ... . .. DeANN TEASTER MISS MARIAN BISHOP The Beta Club is one of the most interesting in high school. It inspires students to achieve higher grades in order to hold membership. To be eligible for mem- bership in the Beta Club, a student must have an av- erage of 85 on each subject or ci general average of 90. The three purposes of the club are: to reward achievement, to stimulate effort, and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high school. rn Illuh The Pro Club is open to those students taking Type- writing II. All members must have a B average on all commercial subjects. Its aim and purpose is to promote a better commercial department and learn more about business procedures and methods. OFFICERS OF THE PRO CLUB President ......... . . . ANNETTE SPROUSE Vice President ..... . . . BOBBIE RAY RIDDLE Secretary-Treasurer ......... GENEVE THOMPSON OUTSIDE ROW, Front to back: DeAnn Teaster, Mary Alice Tucker, Annette Sprouse, Geneva Thompson. INSIDE ROW, Front to back: Frankie Klepper, Melissa Arnold, Jack Millwood, Bobby Ray Riddle. STANDING: Mrs. Elizabeth Morrell, Sponsor Uuill and Slzrull The Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Society for high school journalists. To be eligible for membership in this club, one must stand scholastically in the upper one-third of his class, he must be re- commended by the school principal or publications adviser, he must be a junior or a senior, he must have done superior work in writing or business manage- ment, his work must be approved by the executive secretary of the Society. Membership in this club is reserved for those outstanding publications staff members who meet these basic requirements. OFFICERS President ..... ........... S USAN WATSON Vice President . . . . . MARY ALICE TUCKER Secretary .... ....... J OYCE BAKER Treasurer . . ...... ..... D ONALD WEATHERS FIRST ROW, seated: Donald Weathers, Mary Alice Tucker, Susan Watson, Joyce Baker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hugh Finch, sponsor, Melissa Arnold, Doris Sumner, James Greene, Phyllis Parker, Carole Bell, Eliza- beth Belk, Frankie Klepper, Oras Brown, Miss Marian Bishop, sponsor. minima and Band is offered to those students who are interested OFFICERS in instrumental music. The band plays at football games and other school President .... ......... R AY PRICE activities. It also represents the school in parades , , and other public functions. Vice President ..... .. SYLVIA LITTLEJOHN Mr. James Lloyd is the new director. Secretary-Treasurer . .. JUDY WARD MR. JAMES LLOYD BACK Row, Left to righf: DII'eCi0f DRUMS: Dennis Garner, Charles Johnson, Terence Garner, Page Forfj'-Fofur Tommy Fowler BASS HORN: Don Robertson TENOR SAXOPHONE: Johnny Morrow FLUTE: Rebecca Sherbert fseatedl CYMBOLS: Phil Pace fseutedj BARITONE: Jimmy Ivey, Brenda Garner, Iseatedl BELLS: Peggy Loving fstandingj FRONT ROW, left: CLARINETS: Jackie Hodge, Sylvia Littleiohn, Brenda Lindsey BASS HORN: Mike Hodge FRONT ROW, seated: FRENCH HORN: Jimmy Trammell, Wayne Wilkins, Fred Glass TRUMPETS: Frank Vinson, Judy Ward, Jerry Littleiohn SAXOPHONES: Eddie Davis, Judy Crocker, Ray Price TROMBONE: Dennis Crocker, Arlen Price llramatics FIRST ROW, lett to right: Jerry Littleiohn, Jenny Lee, Letha Buice, Johnny Morrow, Julia Ellison, Wayne Allen, Janice Osment, Maxine Loving, Kay Teaster SECOND ROW: Barbara Pannell, Joyce Loftis, Annie Ruth Medlock, Margaret Harvey, Mike Gilbert, Mary Alice Tucker, Mary Melton THIRD ROW: Joanne West, Gail Messer, Bonnie Justice, Herman Davis, Clara Mae Lee, Emily McCraw, Lois Hammett FOURTH ROW: Peggy Thomas, Charlotte Reaves, Bobby Joe Wells, Florence Townsend, Melissa Arnold, Joyce Allen, Peggy Bell FIFTH ROW: Marlene Thomas, Gwen Bell, Mary Jo Mur- ray, Frankie Klepper, Audrey Worthey, Sylvia Sprouse, Ge- neva Thompson, Annette Sprouse SIXTH ROW: Martha Crocker, Brenda Kimberlain, Shirley Lee, Faye Millwood, Doris Sumner, Jack Millwood SEVENTH ROW: Judy Ward, Easter Steadings, Julia Bur- gess, Evelyn Medlock, Joyce Baker, DeAnn Teaster, Ann Gregory, Ray Ellison, Linda Sullivan EIGHTH ROW: Patsy Garner, Nancy Smith, LaVerne Martin, Brondell Mabry, Peggy Sullivan, Jimm Trammell, Gail El- liott, Rebecca Harmon, James Greene Y NINTH ROW: Aughtry Wells, David Teaster, Lib Belk, Janet Mabry, Maggie Harmon, Oras Brown, Donald Weath- ers, Bobby Ray Riddle, Dennis Morgan, Ray Price, Bud Wells, Jerry Sullivan The Dramatics Club is an organization tor those OFFICERS Sfudenfs interested in drama and Speech- Pl'eSidefIF ..... ............. .J Vice President ...... ...... P EGGY SULLIVAN learn the fundamental 5leP5 of Presenllng Pl0Y5 Secretary-Treasurer ........... WAYNE ALLEN and short skits. D Sponsors ........... MISS HAZEL HENDRICKS, MRS. ELIZABETH JOHNSON. Thespians The Thespians is a national honorary branch of the Dramatics Club. It is made up ot students who have participated in the production of a play or by an acting part or by a backstage part. OFFICERS President ...... ........ B OBBY RAY RIDDLE Vice President . . , ..... RAY ELLISON Secretary .... . . . DORIS CAMBY Treasurer . . . .......... LINDA SULLIVAN Sponsors . . . . . . MISS HAZEL HENRICKSON MRS. ELIZABETH JOHNSON SEATED, left to right: Doris Cumby, Doris Sumner, James Greene, Frankie Klepper, DeAnn Teaster, Melissa Arnold, Ray Ellison, Bobby Ray Riddle. SEATED ON FLOOR: Bobbie White, Linda Sullivan STANDING: Miss Hazel Hendrickson, sponsor, Elizabeth Belk, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, sponsor. Page Fovty-Five Bus Drive OFFICERS President WAYNE ALLEN Secretary-Treasurer ORAS BROWN Sponsor MR. EPTING Any student who has been trained by the high- FRONT ROW, lofi to right: Bobby Fisher, Frank Lee, Bobby way patrol to drive a school bus and has obtained Pwifff Dennis Morgan a bus driver's license is eligible for membership in BACK ROW: Mr, V. M. Epiing, sponsor, Frank Gloss, Wayne this orgclniiqtion, ,Its purpose i510 prgmgte gqfe driy- Allen, Oras Brown, Ray Ellison, Robert Brown, James Greene, ing of the buses. OFFICERS President RAY ELLISON Vice President DeANN TEASTER Ely Eluh Secretary-Treasurer BOBBIE WHITE Sponsor MR. EPTING The Safety Club is an organization for the pur- STANDING! ROY Ellison pose of promoting safety on the campus and among FIRST ROW, letf to right: Gail Elliott, Melissa Arnold, Bob the entire student body. The group visited all the Wells' Julia Ellison' Dem Team' Schools in our Gffendcmce urea. The club also pre- SECOND ROW: Mr V. M. Epting, sponsors Bobbie White, Butch sented several safety programs in chapel. Ephng' George Banks' Rebecca Harmon Page I:U1'2j vS17.'lf FIRST ROW Harley Klepper Linda Sullivan Charlotte Reaves Nancy Bracklns Judy Ward Hughston Gilmore Robert Brown Scott G ntry Mike Gilbert Gerald Harris SECOND ROW Gw n Bell Mary Jo Murray Peggy Thomas Brondell Mabry Mary Louise Bryant Gloria Martin Mr Jack Corn Qponsor FOURTH ROW Clara Mae Lee Joyce Baker Judy Harris Elaine Crossley Mary Brown Dennis Garner Doris Camby Danny Guy on Tommy Sprouse FIFTH ROW Janet Mabry DeAnn Gibson Buddy Weathers Tina Su Alley Doris Sumner Geneva Thompson Ray Ellison Eu ch ED mg SIXTH ROW Mar ha Crocker Harold Osment Gall Wilkins Chad Messer B cky Pruitt Wayne Newman Raymond Waters Jimmy B cw Jimmy Ivey Fred Robmette SEVENTH ROW Larry Hyder Don Teaster Lwis Kirby Wuyw Allen Aster Wright David Lee EIGHTH ROW Taylor Varner Calvin Lee Edward Sinclair Harold Sullivan Bobby Roy Riddle C W Millwood Dennis Jones James Ro h ock Kenneth Wheeler NINTH ROW Jones Harvey Bobby Fisher Jerry Williams F Unk VIHSOY1 TENTH ROW Clay on lv y Burl Fl ming Don Weathers Wil y Bishop Genn Brown President . . . Vice President Secretary .. Treasurer . . Sponsor . . . nhhy II OFFICERS ROBERT BROWN .. Hue:-ISTON GILMORE Juov WARD .. scott GENTRY .. MR. JACK CORN One ot the most recently organized activities is the Hobby Club. lt is one of the most interesting clubs on the campus. Any student having a hobby or desiring more knowledge about any one ot the many activities taken up by the group may become a member. Some of its many activities are model airplanes, photography, wood carving, and carpentry. Page Forty-Seven FIRST ROW, left to right: Linda Sullivan, Bobbie White, Easter Steadings Reba Turner Julia Ellison Mar Alice Tuck- ' , , y er, Susan Watson SECOND ROW: Sylvia Sprouse, Brenda Kimberlain, Phyllis Parker, Lib Belle, Peggy Sullivan, Bonnie Justice La I Page Forty:-Eight A W1-r - THIRD ROW: Ann Bailey, Brenda Henderson, Nancy Smith, Cynthia Petty, Julia Burgess, Herman Davis, Dennis Pannell FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Bonner, sponsor, Fred Robinette, Ron- nie White, Cleveland Harvey, Raymond Brown, Terence Gar- ner. in Club This organization is made up of students who are now taking Latin or who have completed two years of Latin. The purpose of the club is to encourage more students to take Latin and have a greater know- ledge of Roman history. Mrs. Selma Bonner sponsors the club. OFFICERS Seated, left to right: President ...,..., ....... R EBA TURNER Vice President .. .. EASTER STEADINGS Standing: Program Chairman . . . . . JULIA ELLISON Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . MARGARET RICE Art li The Art Club gives many opportunities to stu- dents who find pleasure in creative arts, painting and drawing. Students of all grades are invited to participate. President . . . . . RICHARD WELLS Vice President ........ . . FRED ROBINETTE Secretary 81 Treasurer ......... . BECKY PRUITT Sponsors .... . . MRS. MILDRED RAGAN, MR. H. T. BLACKWELL luh FIRST ROW, L to R: Sarah Quinn, Emily McCraw, Maggie Harmon, Becky Pruitt, Richard Wells, Fred Robinette, Judy Ward, Charlotte Reaves, Peggy Thomas. SECOND ROW: Chad Messer, Butch Epting, Harold Sulli- van, Janet Mabry, Brondell Mabry, Don Weathers, Wayne Allen, Frank Vinson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Mildred Rogan, sponsor, Donnie Rogers, Ned Harrold, Tommy Sprouse, Aster Wright, Mr. H. T. Black- well, sponsor. NWQW NWN.U,,,.,,.,m.,,,,,,,k.W. me ,, ., .A A ,.,.m,.mwmmwwwewwwzm we Science Eluh OFFICERS For students interested in Science, there is the Presidem ORAS BROWN recently organized Science Club. lt is open to all Vice President JULIA Eu-'SON sludems who have token Science' Secretary 8: Treasurer . .. ROGER BANKS Sponsor ............ .. MRS. RUBY KIRBY FIRST ROW, L to R: Danny Guyton, Lewis Kirby, Annie R. Medlock, Julia Ellison, Oras Brown, Nancy Brackins, Harold Nichols, Tommy Sprouse. SECOND ROW: Larry Hodge, Ned Harrold, Mary A. Tucker, Herman Davis, Bonnie Justice, Joyce Laftis, Margaret Harvey. THIRD ROW: Larry Scales, Don Teaster, Shirley Lee, Sylvia Sprouse, George Banks, Ann Gregory. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Martin, Barbara Pannel, Judy Corn, Susan Watson, Reba Turner, Annette Snapp. FIFTH ROW: Bobby Joe Wells, Joyce Phillips, Carolyn Holland, Mary Brown, Elaine Crossley, Gail Messer, Marty Ellison. SIXTH ROW: Russell Campbell, LaVerne Martin, Charlotte Reaves, Theaster Patterson, Gail Wilkins, Gail Elliot, Joyce Baker, Clara Mae Lee. SEVENTH ROW: Brondell Mabry, J anne West, Janice Teaster, Maggie Harmon, Lovyonne Jones, EIGHTH ROW: Easter Steadings, Brenda Kimberlain, Wayne Allen, DeAnn Gibson, Peggy Sullivan, Becky Harmon, Marlene Thomas. NINTH ROW: Judy Ward, Harold Sullivan, Chad Messer, Don Weathers, Judy Harris, Richard Wells, Aster Wright. TENTH ROW: Janet Mabry, Frank inson, Dennis Morgan, Bud Wells, Mrs. Kirby, sponsor. ELEVENTH ROW: Glenn Brown, El er Patterson, Burl Fleming. Canteen Supervisors MRS. SELMA BONNER MR. HUGH FINCH Janilurs Seated: LICKY McBETH Standing, L fo R: HAROLD FOSTER, FRANK SMITH Kitchen Sicmding, L to R: GENELLE BAI LEY, JOE TATE, KATHERINE REED MRS. ANNIE ALLISON, MRS. BES- SIE GENOBLES. Cheerleaders Leff fo righi: DeAnn Teaster, Melissa Arnold, Bobby White, Linda Sullivan, Judy Corn, Reba Turner Page Fifty-Thr 'Wy84?07'312.wj, BILLY HODGE ce-mer Joe FOSTER wmgbuck JERRY WILKINS Fullback RAY ELLISON Fullbnck FOOTBALL SCHEDULE PACOLET PACOLET PACOLET PACOLET PACOLET PACOLET PACOLET PACOLET PACOLET JERRY SULLIVAN End KEN RICE End BASIL BRO E FIRST ROW, L to R: Bobby Tessnear, Bob Wells, Ray Ellison, .lerry Sullivan, Bryan Coleman, Larry Hodge, Robert Brown Nicky Jones, Jimmy Mabry, Harry Chalk, Terry Kirby, Ken Rice SECOND ROW: Billy Hodge, Bud Wells, Pat Garner, Calvin Martin, Joe Foster, Jerry Pell, Albert Gordon, Kimsey Sherbert Ken Bean, Harry Morgan, Edward Sinclair THIRD ROW: James Lambert, Coach, Tommy Fowler, LaGrand Messer, George Banks, Jerry Bryant, Jerry Wilkins Dennis Morgan, Oras Brown, Scott Gentry, Kenneth Galloway, Burl Fleming, Basil Brown, Neal McNeil, Coach Indians Coaches JAMES LAMBERT NEAL McNElL Co-Captains GEORGE BANKS, SCOTT GENTRY We tinished the regular season with a .500 average, and scored 161 points with only T33 points scored against us. As Class B Champions we lost to Abbeville in the play- off. Two ot our players, Scott Gentry and George Banks were chosen to play with the Spartanburg County All-Stars. Basketball Squaws FORWARDS: Peggy Sullivan, Judy Corn, Ann Bailey, Sylvia Littleiohn, Audrey Worthy, Joyce Baker, Pete Me-cllock, Peggy Loving. GUARDS: Linda Sullivan, Frankie Klepper, Annette Snapp, Peggy Thomas, Mary Louise Bryant, Easter Steaclings, Lib Belk, Ann Valentine, Coach James Lambert. Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet BASKETBALL SCHEDULE .Cross Anchor .....Chesnee . . . . .Jonesville .....Roebuck .....Wooolruff .....Cross Anchor .....Roebuck .....S.C.S.D. 18, . . . ..... Lockhart FRONT ROW: Bob Wells, Jerry Sullivan, Dennis Morgan, Tom- This year there are ten returning lettermen. Among my GUYTOW l-HWY Hodge, Butch EPfl '9f George Banks- those with high batting averages are Butch Epting BACK ROW: Ken Rice, Bud Pierce, Billy Hodge, and Wells, Bob Wells, Bud Wells, Ken Rice, and Ray Ellison. Burl Fleming, Harry Goforth, Roy Ellison, Harold Murphy, Gene The pl'OlOClble starting pitchers 'FOI' H16 'l956 S6C1SOl'1 Seuy. will be Don Weathers, Bud Wells, and Billy Hodge COACH LAMBERT MANAGERS: Terry Kirby, Dennis Pannell, Page Fifty-Eight Bas Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pa :olet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pacolet Pclcolet Pacolet E I1 a I l 'I' H a m SCHEDULE . . . ............ Fairtorest 7 . . . .... Lockhart 'IO . . . .... Woodruff 3 . . . .. . . . .Boiling Springs 5 . . . . . . . . .District Five 2 . . . .... Chapman l . . . .... Cowpens 14 . . . .... Chesnee .4 . . . .. . . . .Boiling Springs 6 . . . .... Chapman 6 . . . .... Woodruff 8 . . . .... District Five 'IO . . . .... Cowpens 6 . . . .... Chesnee 9 . . . .... District Six 0 . . . .Lockhart 3 K 7' ' 2552 1. N 9 3 mil! Wbmllll N fin . M lllIIlR1XlM 'UU , 'IXU A0 if A0 Miss Hi Miss American Legion Cifizen D. A. R. R:-IYLLIS PARKER JAMES GREENE BOBBIE WHITE Cllnlfeffi Queen Clflnlfefff i PATSY GARNER HERMAN DAVIS Page S ixty A 3 3 2 4 2 Q E E s E S 44 5 2 2 5 2 2 2 5 3 34 E VALSPAR VARNISH KRESKEY FLOOR FURNACES ROGERS PAINTS DELCO DUCT FURNACES PG PAINTS SEIGLER SPACE HEATERS BONDEX DUO THERM SPACE HEATERS DELCO WATER PUMPS SPARTAN TELEVISION JACUZZI WATER PUMPS NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES NECCHI SEWING MACHINES RCA TELEVISIONS ZENITH Rohinette Hardware PACOLET, S. C. DIAL 4-2261 Qualify Merchandise Costs Less BENDIX HOTPOINT WHIRLPOOL DRYERS HOME FREEZERS IRONERS ELECTRIC RANGES WASHERS REFRIGERATORS YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Page Sixty-T 'ZUO Q f' Qf i ::I J W ooooo Q ff! '7 9 '1 A ' K if 'N in ,:,,.:.A.. , .AAA ,,.f,t,,.,. ,...., Q XXX ,,,1,V,, 05 4 JE 11 'AAAf' is Z. ': 2 'E 1 A 2 'A'ZZ E Iz 4 AA: : 'q'q U e X NCQ ,nm AND FRESHMAN pour! 99 QED wm-1 Ho1vlEwoQK,sToP TO SAY: QQXPE PRE HARD TO GET- BUT eon.1.v, I WV' Q 6' -UP SURE RATES AN A! 595 W Sparkling, crystal-clear 7-Up is so pure, so good, so wholesome that folks of all ages may fresh up as often as they like. Buy 7-Up by the family supply-of 24 bottles. ,590 036 fi' . ffdkes' affafff HARTNESS B TTLING GUMPANY SPARTANBURG, S. C. S af Congratulations PACOLET - GLENDALE WHITE STONE fe 55 5. Y 'ul Drills Moleskins Sheelings Print Cloths Glendale Mills, Inc. GLENDALE, SOUTH CAROL NA mlfy- .FS n STIFEI. FABRIC L-2 S t Pacolet Manufacturing Company DRILLS, TWILLS MOLESKINS SHEETINGS HERRINGBONES PRINT CLOTH SPECIALTIES SANFORIZED OR REGULAR FINISH PACOLET, SOUTH CAROLINA gS COMPLIMENTS OF Robinette Motor Company Sales and Service on All Makes Automobiles REPAIRS ON TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY WELDING AND MACHINE WORK AND PACOLET AUTO PARTS Parts For All Makes Automobiles Pacolet, S. C. Neely Lumber Company, Inc Lumber and Building Supplies Yard and Office: Union Road SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Pg SxtyS ONE STOP SHOPPING PAYS . .. ik Nationally Advertised Brands You Know and Trust 717 Top Quality Western Meats, Poultry and Fish ik Garden Fresh Produce Direct From-the-Fields to You Daily ik Friendly, Courteous, Helpful Service All Over the Store ily Yes, You Can Live Better and Save More When You Shop At Compliments of 00LEMAN'S STDRE PACOLET, SOUTH CAROLINA DIAL 4-2277 Page Sixty-Seven WW' PRINTING COMPANY P Annuals of Distinction Rllyrllv RUUNG G GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Akr WORl BINDINGK L I UTHOGRAPHING- I ENGRAVING Q i .1, Western Auto Associate Store fk Western Auto Associate Store I H. B. GosneII, Owner RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE APPLIANCES WIZARD BATTERIES AND DAVIS TIRES TRUETONE RADIOS AND TELEVISION AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Dial 4-2645 PACOLET, SOUTH CAROLINA P S Eh PACOLET GINNERY Dealers ln Fertilizer - Coal - Fuel Oil GENERAL INSURANCE Feeds - Hay - Cotton Seed Products DIAL 4-2307 CHEROKEE PACKING COMPANY CHEROKEE MAID HAM - SAUSAGE - BACON Packers of High Grade BEEF - VEAL - PORK GAFFNEY, SOUTH CAROLINA PHONE 3516 PEDRCE-HUUHG-DHGEL cu. Wlkaluale 4aaal4 Fresh - Frozen - Canned - Dried SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROILNA S JOE BELL YOUR FRIEND AND NEIGHBOR ROOF SPECIALIST 105 KENNEDY STREET SPARTANBURG, s. C PHONE 2-3485 Page Seventy COMPLIMENTS OF The Beacon Drive-In West Main Street SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF Crown Chemical Co., Inc. SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Suppliers of SCHOOL MAINTENANCE. EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES LUNCHROOM CLEANERS AND GERMICIDES P. O. Box T528 Telephone 3-7296 CLEMENT LUMBER COMPANY BUILDERS' SUPPLIES union Road SPARTANBURG, s. C WISHING YOU EVERY SUCCESS Glendale Mills, Inc., Store SINCE 1856 - SERVING GLENDALE WITH QUALITY MERCHANDISE Dial 2-0657 lanitors Supply 5' Chemical Co. We Supply Everything But The Janitor PHONES 5-2216 - 5-4127 129 RHETT STREET P. O. BOX 292 Greenville, South Carolina Ernest Burwell, Inc. I ZCCIEEIEOQIW Ti 'ni Sales and Service 265 - 281 NORTH CHURCH STREET SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Pg S tyO MGR 704 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS V M 6- R Florist OF . S f b ' N sf ancl Finesf Granite Co., Inc, pawn Wgs ewe MILDRED GAULT, Manager WEST MAIN STREET FLOWERPHONE 2-5426 Nights and Holidays 3-7771 D' I 2- 4 'G 5 08 cur FLOWERS AND ROTTED PLANTS SAM MIZE 8. ED ROUSEY Funeral ArrangemenIs-Wecldings-Corsages PACOLET DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists Reliable Prescription Service PACOLET MILLS, SOUTH CAROLINA Dial 4-2209 Compliments of BROWNIS STORE OWNERS: M. W. AND J. H. BROWN Dial 4-2328 PACOLET, SOUTH CAROLINA Pg S ty T me -I aw 1 iii , -. , 62: ff,-R , f L J Q u5l'1,A'.gxI YOU TRUST ITS QUALITY re IZ.:-SUI J 1 Union Coca-Cola Bottling Company f UQ UNION, soun-1 CAROLINA QE Compliments and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Lee's Service Station PACOLET MILLS, SOUTH CAROLINA WhitIock's Grocery PACOLET MILLS, SOUTH CAROLINA Office Equipment Co. COMPUMENTS OF Every ltem For The Office UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS SUNDSTRAND ADDING MACHINES Veterans Cleaners PACOLET, SOUTH CAROLINA 'I56 Magnolia. Street SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA PHONE 4-2373 KIRBY'S SERV CE STATION Shell Products and Auto Supplies Pacolet Mills, South Carolina gS fy COMPLIMENTS OF U II E IJQWIIII COMPANY sowzkg M WMMJQZJAW. 189 WEST MAIN STREET DIXIE HOME SUPER MARKET KENNEDY STREET SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA EEEE 5 T1 4,- Ia7 - Spartanburg, South Carolina Z., AA, N Good Lighting is your Best Eye Insurance 99459 BEST IM LESS COMPUMENTS HAMMOND-BROWN-JENNINGS co. OF FURNITURE - RUGS - APPLIANCES Enjoy Living At Home PACOLET MILLS, SOUTH CAROLINA SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA GE'-BURD 81 SON COMPLIMENTS STORE FOR DAD AND LAD or I56 East Main Street BLACKWELL'S SERVICE STATION DIAL 4-2508 PACOLET, SOUTH CAROLINA SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA DIAL 3-7994 I RSR , R R , woonwm SALES COMPANY .. DLSIFIIUUIOFS rl TOMS TOASTEP PEANUTS I' PEANUT BUTTER sANDwIcI-IEs - cANDIEs 'A .,.. POTATO CHIPS DIAL 2-3008 CLAUSSEN'S BAKERY Page Seventy-Four Compliments of SPARTANBURG, S. C. 9511 COMPLIMENTS Complimenfs of OF VOGEL BROS. INTERIORS, INC. INTERIOR DECORATOR5 YOUNG'S OFFICE SUPPLY 'I24 MORGAN SQUARE Spartanburg, S. C. SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA PAcoLET MILLS FLOWER sHoP Flowers For All Occasions Telephone 4-2407 Owner: Mrs. Dot Kimrey Page Seventy-Six J. C. WARE Tin, Slate and Gravel Roofing All Kinds Of Sheet Metal Work Warm Air Conditioned Heat P. O. Box 626 Gaffney, S. C. J. G. BRIGHTWELL COMPANY P. O. Box 245 Greenville, S. C. Compliments of Norman's Atlantic Service Station Pacolet Mills, South Carolina FOR Triple Goodness MILK AND ICE CREAM FOREMOST DAIRIES 249 MAGNOLIA STREET PHONE 5671 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments of HUGHES' BEAUTY SHOP PACOLET, SOUTH CAROLINA PINE STREET CLEANERS ED MILLER'S HABERDASHERY 105 PINE STREET PHONE 7189 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA ,Established in T844 S P A P C O PAPER - PRINTING - OFFICE SUPPLIES FLEMING FLORIST PACOLET, s. C. DIAL 4-2718 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS For THOSE WHO PREFER THE BEST COMPLIMENTS i 81:9 OF PARTANBURUS LEILQIIIQL EWELERSS , HAMRICK S JEWELRY PACOLET MILLS, SOUTH CAROLINA T30 East Main Street SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Page Seventy-Sefven M, W. GUNN CC. COMPLIMENTS or IDOUHQ Barre-I1 NU-IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY co SCHOOL AND CHURCH SEATING SUM-I-ER S. C. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Complete Line of School Supplies and ORANGEBURG, S. C. School Equipment Phone 2258 901 Summers Ave. Established 1921 COMPLIMENTS COMPI-IMENTS OF OF M. W. BOBO FUNERAL CHAPEL JENKINS 81 GIBSON Spartanburg, South Carolina ESSO SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS OF HART'S DRIVE-IN PACOLET, SOUTH CAROLINA C OMPLIMEN TS JETT'S SHOE SHOP PACOLET MILLS, SOUTH CAROLINA Page Seventy-Eight BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS FROM OF wILLIANISON'S HARDWARE PM STREET PARANIOUNT SERVICE STATION SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF THE STEEPLE BISHOP FURNITURE COMPANY SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA WHITLOCK'S GROCEIRY PACOLET MILLS, SOUTH CAROLINA P S eventy-N ine We Appreciate Your Pcffronage PEELER'S DAIRY GAFFNEY, S. C. 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