Rock Hill High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1950 volume:

. E CLA OCK HI nit y TO WANDER WITH LIS R 3 Ju, n S E N I O R S S R I-I I L L C I-I ,lI' I I I :SWS , .9 u'e ou . . . T H U T H E 5 E . . am r.S1'ee5 1-I enjoy agfcin THE EVENTS CDF 19 4 , 7 . year WWELL SPENT n. r ul . 92' .V A s .,'. 3 H x 4: .f Qi E, -. wi 'Z .piififfi V bg ., ,K wif -, ff as Q 5 fm., ':.ai..:, 1' V- 7 . i v W 1 as rw R , ,fe i kh. , s x -.54 lx, '..:',- xr , - w ' , v '. . 1 ..' .-A,:- x, '- - 1.0.1 1. g, u MAY WE PRESENT W 52 1 .,,, P ,.fr:'-ag, ,Sy ,- .Ap fp-- M., 5.4 -. 1' fx in .W 5? im We ...W Q4 f BUT BEFQRE CCD CDN lfl 00 U1 0 F wp go' I Today we loom forward mio the ro mance and cjamor of the future To morrow We shall W1sh for a ahmpse mto the past Wheo memory that treasure house of the mmd has dlmmed may thls volume help to re I-hah School AU Jw! THE PEOPLE WHAT THE PEOPLE DID WE FEATURED THESE IN 1950 A REVIEW OF SPOR S Call the happy days spent at Rock H111 O ,A L L id ' 5 . . . . 4 4 S T MISS VIRGINIA IACKSON TEACHER CQUNSELLOR FRIEND T I-I E C I- A S S We esteem her for her mtegnty Q I 9 5 0 We cxd.mu'e her for her ublllty AC6l ted We honor her for her accompllshments I T S Y E A R B 0 0 K We love her ior herself X r I ' Xt.2NX'9giXx5 Xmxxxiuxmxkgaxixmfxi. mxsm xQNxxmxKxQNxQxxXNxk 55 'Mx mm egkiws - 'ax NA. X ' Xxwcmpxgimle H E Q2 QQQ Xxx Aung XxxXX0'xNN RVHU' BCDARD CDF TRUSTEES Buck Row, Left to Right HARRY L. DUNLAP, Chairman H. W. ROBINSON, Vice Chairman IOHN HARDIN PAUL R. JENKINS Treasurer E. F. KNIGHT o Pmured HIRAM HUTCHISON Vw es' Qifzamegg. K M View A MQZEMEQ . ' K wwy., A ...t Ti Q -xi' M - W .2 .-f .E is 2 ..., ,.., I ., ,, ,Q Q. ' MR EVERY MISS BELL MISS BOOZEH MISS BRITTON MISS CANTRELL MR I. E AVERY MR IAMES M GANDY Business Science Economics Sulesmanshmp B S Presbyteugn College Clmton BS Umversrty of South Ccrrolmcr Columblcr S C MISS ELLEN BELL English French Iournulxsm MRS MARY GARVIN A B Wrnthrop College Rock H111 S C Mathematics occupations MISS BESSIE BOOZER Mathematics A B Newberry College Newberry S MR IOE GAULT lvuss Aucr: BRITTON Ge e 'l sc'e ce l l S C Civics Physical Education B S Clemson Col ege C emson BS Wmthrop College Rock Hlll S C MISS SARA CANTRELL MISS ARABELLE GILL Home Economics Mqihemgmcg B S VV1nll'1rop College Rock H111 S C AB Wmthrop College Rock I-ull S C MISS CULP MR GANDY MRS GARVIN MR GAULT M155 Gyn, 14 A.B. Vlinthrop College, Rock Hill, S. C. . . , , .C. MRS GUESS MISS HARDIN MISS LOUISE GOFORTH MR I W HARRISON Enqllsh Band AB MA Wmlhrop College Rock H111 S Cwulldhclll School of Muslc MRS LUCY S GOOD MRS MARCENE HAYES Enghsh Speech Enqhsh Muszc AB Furman Un1vers1ty Greenv1lle S AB Wmthrop Colleq Rock l-1111 S C MRS ROSA B GUESS MISS EMMA HOPE Music U S History Dnver Trmmng Dlstnbuhve Educcilon AB Wmthrop College Rock H111 S AB Wmlhrop College Rock H111 S C MISS KATE HARDIN Lotm Enqhsh A B Wmthrop College .7 Y MRS CECIL HUEY Bnoloqy Rock H111 S BS Wmthrop College Rock I-l1ll S C Miss coronm Mas soon gums 15 MRS HAYES MISS HOPE MRS CECIL HUEY MRS IOSEPHINE HUEY MISS MARSHALL MR MCCAW MR MCKEOWN 1-'UFOQX in if MISS IACKSON MRS IOSEPHINE HUEY Library Sclence BS Georgm Teachers College Stcztesboro Go MISS VIRGINIA IACKSON U' S Hlsiory AB MA Wmthrop College Rock H111 S C MISS MARY MARSHALL Commerce Wmthrora College Rock 1-1111 S C .16 r T l MR CALVIN MCCAW General Sclence Physrcs AB Erskme College Due West S C MR W O MCKEOWN IR Chemistry CIVICS B S Ur11vers1ty of South Ccrohncx Columblu S MISS CAMMIE RODDEY English AB IVTA Wmthrop College Rock H111 S MR R P SMOAK Aqrlcullure BS Clemson College Clemson S MISS RODDEY MR SMOAK 'aug TW! MISS TOMPKINS MISS GRACE TOMPKINS Mathemahcs AB Wmll'1rop College Rock H111 MRS EMMA B WHITE CIVICS AB Wmlhrop College Rock H111 MRS EVA M WHITE English AB Wmlhrop College Rock H111 MR LARRY WHITE Geography World Hlslory BS Clemson College Clemson S MISS REBECCA WILLIAMSON Englxsh AB Wmthrop College Rock H111 400 Al MRS BILL WHITE MRS EVA WHITE MR WHITE MRS BETTY M WOLFE Home ECONOMICS BS Wlnthrop Colle-qe Rock H111 S C MR PAUL WORKMAN DlVeI'SlIl8d Occupations Mechamcal Drawing ES The Cltcdel Charleston S C MA Umversxly of South Carolina Columlmcx S C MRS ELIZABETH WOOTEN Ellen I-ltzqeruld I-Iospnol RN Monroe N C NOT PICTURED MR R W IENKINS Commercxcl Law Physxcul Educatron AB Un1vers1ty of South Corolma Columbxc S MRS NELLIE S VENABLE World Hxstory AB 1ff.I'Id9fb11I U MISS WILLIAMSON MHS WOLFE MR WORKMAN 17 mversny MRS WOOTEN I may my ' Q 6' s 1 I is-l x n I Xml ..' , ',s.c. It SL FL .K 'GI .X 8 W f f, L ai ff l sim in F IOE EASLEY, BETTY DABNEY. BOBBY TINKLEH. KARL GRICE 19' six' X 'Yi 3 SENIGR CLASS CDFFICERS President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer 4 . ICE EASLEY . .KARL GRICE . ,BETTY DABNEY . . BOBBY TINKLER ANNE RANDALL Historian 18 CLASS I-IISTGRY Numer1cal1y our class the class of 1950 goes down 1n h1story as one of the largest ever to graduate from Rock H111 H1gh School We have gone through twelve years of school watchmg Rock H111 grow from a small town to a c1ty We have llved through a world war we have watched the growth of a huge C lanese plant 1n our mrdst we were the f1rst users of the d1a1 system ln Rock H111 we have l1ved and are l1v1ng ID the AlOm1C Age But these facts although 1mportant to us and our elders w1ll not be our most cher1shed memor1es Lets go for Just a few m1nutes 1nto the past to 11ve aga1n those prec1ous days wh1ch have been ours and wh1ch w1ll no doubt re turn aga1n and agam 1n memor1es to brmg a smlle or perhaps a Slqh The year IS 1938 A wonderful and prcgress1ve year We hear our elders talk of a new materlal called nylon wh1ch has Just been 1nvented and occas1onal1y there IS mentlon of a man called 1-l1tler who has Just marched 1nto Austrla but our young m1nds and hands are too busy w1th f1rst grade work to real1ze the s1gn1f1canCe of th1s ln read1n wr1t1n and r1thmet1c we f1nd a new and Wonderful world open to us The year IS 1939 Even at the tender age of seven we are fasc1nated by boog1e WOOQ19 wh1ch has Just been born For the flrst t1me we hear SIHQIIIQ' commerclals over our rad1os and l1sten eagerly to a new type of rad1o pro gram called QUIZ Program All the talk of a war be tween France and Germany and an alllance between Germany and Italy IS crowded out of our mlnd and re The year IS 1940 We enter th1rd grade work w1th eag erness and expectatlon Our favor1te song IS When You Wlsh Upon A Star As we s1nk deeper 1nto our school work the news of a war 1n Europe IS more real to us but st1l1 we QIVG l1ttle thought to 1-l1tler s marchlng forces and are content to struggle w1th mult1pl1cat1on tables The year 1S 1941 ln geography we are study1ng about a l1ttle far away country called Iapan but on December 7 when Pearl Harbor 1S attacked our l1ves are greatly changed by the l1ttle men across the sea Our songs are changed from the l1ght and fantast1c to patr1ot1c melod1es such as God Bless Amerlca and we work energet1cally 1n the scrap and paper dr1ves And so we complete our fourth step up the ladder of 1earn1ng The year 1S 1942 Entermg f1fth grade work we feel very grown up when we get our f1fS1 taste of h1story and even have exams We add to our vocabulary such words and GXDISSSIOUS as blackouts G1 and K P COHd1l1OHS 1n the Pac1f1c look dark when we hear that MacArthur has surrendered the Ph1l1pp1nes And we are fasc1nated by a new creat1on known as the Zoot Su1t The year 1S 1943 Thlngs beg1n to look brlghter when we learn that Italy has surrendered and we hear the slogan One down two to go ln the slxth grade we learn that we Wlll be the second class to graduate from the twelfth grade and we real1ze that we are only half way up our ladder of learnrng The year 1S 1944 As members of the seventh grade we are enter1ng for the 11IS1 t1me the halls of Rock H111 Hlgh and we feel very 1mportant and grown up only to dlscover that we are not allowed to share h1gh school adventures Roosevelt the only pres1dent we have ever known IS elected for h1s fourth term of O1f1C9 and we study about DDay 1n our h1story class Our favor1te songs are Meet Me ln Samt LOUIS and Swmgmg On A Star The year IS 1945 We had urt11 th1s year looked for ward to bemg IH the e1ghth grade and memb rs of h1gh school but we soon real1ze that even the t1tle of Freshmen 1S taken from us and we are st1ll cons1dered members of grammar school We hear of a weapon called the Atom Bomb wh1ch seems unreal and 1mposs1ble to us And we hear w1th sadness of the death of Pres1dent Roosevelt We are overJoyed by the news that Germany has sur rendered uncond1t1ona1ly w1th the surrender of lapan soon fo1low1ng And so w1th these surrenders the clouds of war no longer overshadow our l1ves and we enter the nlnth grade 1n peace and w1th a fee11ng of content ment The year 1S 1946 At last we are allowed to call our selves Freshmen and to part1 Jpate Jn h1gh school act1v1 tres There IS talk of a new 1nvent1on called Telev1s1on and our favor1te song 1S On the Atch1son Topeka and the Santa Fe The g1rls please grandma by 1ower1ng the1r sk1rt lengths almost to the floor but at the same t1me they ra1se the eyebrows of the1r elders by USIHQ perox1de 1nstead of ha1r ton1c The year 1S 1947 And we are enter1ng our sophomore year Very fem1n1ne appear the g1rls 1n baller1na skrrts and the boys beg1n to go 1n for pastel colors and peroxld ed ha1r A song IS popular only 1f 1t makes l1ttle sense our favor1te IS Open the Door R1chard Strugghng w1th algebra and subord1nate clauses we travel qu1ckly to the eleventh grade The year 1S 1948 And we go bebop Our songs such as Flat Foot Floogte make l1ttle sense and the boys dont feel well dressed unless they are wear1ng Drapes wh1le the g1rls are wear1ng stra1ght sklrts and fantast1c shoes Smce we are Iumors we plan and attend the 1un1orSen1or The year 1S 1949 And we are SGHIOIS at last' We have a large class even though many have dropped along the waysrde Our class proves that we know how to co operate and work together by hav1ng a Semor Car n1val wh1ch 1S enJoyed by young and old al1ke The ma Jor1ty of the class go to Charlotte to see the mov1e Ham let and then show the1r talent by puttlng on a play en trtled Lrsten to Leon Our songs are 11V9l1Gf than ever and the t1tles are crazler than ever for example Mule Tra1n and Rudolph the Red Nosed Re1ndeer Then there IS our flnal Iumor Semor the baccalaureate sermon and at last COMMENCEMENT Commencement the beg1nn1ng' The beg1nn1ng f new and wonderful l1ves But no matter where we are or what we are dolng our roots Wlll forever be 1mbedded 1n Rock H111 H1gh School And so we go from these halls sad for we feel that we are leavmg beh1nd us someth1ng wonderful wh1ch IS very much a part of us but The graduates are go1ng forth God bless them everyone' To run th1s hard and stubborn world lust as 1t should be run Unknown I I I I ' , - . . A 1 ,. , I ll 1 f ' . 5 . , . - I e , . . , 9 . 5 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I 1 I - 1 ' 1 . 1 , . 1 1 nv a Il u 1 ll 1 1 ' f 1 I 1 1 1 ll 1 1 ll 1 1 I I u 1 11 . 11 A S - 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 ' ' placed by addltron and subtract1on. - 1 ff - ff - - , . I 'I ' ' 1 ll Il I I ll a ll 1 I I l I ll ll 1 1 I Il 1 ll I --- , . . - I ' I I - - . , ' I vi I l 1 Il 1 ll 1 1 I 1 . I ' 1 1 ll 1 1 1 ll ll ll ll II ll I . 1 1 1 1 1 I ' ' - 11 111' gA ' ' I ' ' O - 1 ll ll 1 l , . 4 I I 1 , I A I v ' 1 ERWARD L. AYERS. IR. RALPH G. BAILEY IULIA BELK IIMMY BENFIELD ESTELLE BISHOP ROBERT G. BOLIN, IR. IENNIE BOYD JOHN THOMAS BOYD MARY BELLE BRANI-IAM PEGGY BHANIGAN EDWABD L. AYEBS, IB ...' 'Ed lr. Nice fellow. . . ol- Woys willing to help. RALPH G. BAILEY. . , Likes Chester qirlsf-ornbitious'--wedding bells. lULlA BELK. . ludy . . , pretty eyes . . . likes footboll qomes. HM- MY BENFIELD. . . Blond t?D hoir. . , well-dressed. . . WTS fotn. ESTELLE BISHGP. . . nice to know. . . pretty hoir. . often seen in Chester. BGBEBT G. BOLIN, IB. . . tolf ented ortist. . . horrn operdtor. . . drugstore cowboy. lEN- NlE BOYD. . . neot. . . dependoble. . . everybody's friend, IGHN THGMAS BOYD. . . biq tolker . . . Hedrly to bed, ecrrly to rise' '... loves to edt. MABY BELLE HAROLD BROOKS IOE A. BROWN. IR. BBANHAM. . . good ndtured. . . likes niusic. . . fun lovinq. PEGGY BBANlGAN. . . likes Cookinq ond swini- rninq, . . Cupid's victirn. . . petite. HABOLD BBGGKS. . witty. . . nice smile. . . louqhs eosily. lGE A. BBGWN, IB. . . nice fellow. . . neort. . . likes f?l to study. IEBBY L. BUCHANAN. . . quiet. . . thinks seriously. . . hord worker. NGBMA ANN BUDDIN. . . pretty eyes, . . . friendly. . . qood sport. GEBALDINE CANADY. . lerry . . . Lots of fun, friendly. . . IEBBY CABNES, . . pldys boss horn. . . Mr. W's pet. . . winsonie srnile JERRY BUCHANAN NOBMA ANN BUDDIN GERALDINE CANADY ,lg ,fi QU! .PD-1 JERRY CARNES BETTY CARTER GLADYS CARTER NEAL CARROLL BETTY CARTER. . . wears pretty clothes. . . sweet. . . lots of fun. GLADYS CARTER. . . everybodys friend. . . always laughing. . . witty. NEAL CARROLL. . . tran- quil. . . makes good milk shakes. . . blushes easily. G. R. CLARK. . . studious ...' 'He-Man' '... doesn't mind hard work. CORNELIA COGBURN. . . sweet disposi- tion . . . likalole . . . quiet until known. ROBERT S. COLLINS. . . silent . . . good fellow . . . steady. MARY ELLA. COVlNGTON. . . wedding bells . . . pretty hair and eyes . . . argumentative. FENNELL CRAIG. . . Booger' '... nice voice . . . Rorneo . G. R. CLARK CORNELIA COGBURN ROBERT S. COLLINS IDS MEASURING FOR CAPS AND GOWNS Sept. l-Pack up swim suits and tennis rackets-say goodbye to all the ioys of lite, to tread again the halls oi old R.H.H.S. Greet the old teachers-stare at the new. Girls' coach, Miss Britton strikes the fancy. We look askance at the three new recruits-Messrs. Gault. Gandy and White. . . Sept. 9-First assembly period -those front seats we had been longing for were not so soft alter all-and we had worked three years to get 'em! . . Sept. 17-Hurrah for dial phones-Steve Purs- ley up all night trying his. . . Sept. 23-Harding Rams get their horns tangled in Bearcats' pants and ripped 'em off--21-0. MARY ELLA COVINGTON FENNELL CRAIG L. l Xl BILLY CRAIG BOBBY cnsws CHARLES FAARELL caocxnn BETTY LEE DABNEY HELEN DAVIS WILMA DAVIS GENE DELLINGER NANCY CAROLYN DOZIER DONALD DUNLAP NANCY DUNLAP BILLY LTBAIG. . . likable . . . friendly smile . . . farmer. DUNLAP. . . smart . . . always willinq . . , well-dressed. BOBBY CBEWS ...' 'Cooter' '... friendly. . . qood tellow NANCY DUNLAI3 ...' 'lives at the beacli . . . drives to know. CHABLES EABBELL CBQCKEB. . . likes music a jeep . . . cheerleader. ICE H. EASLEY. . . popular . . . works bard . . . drives a Plymouth. BETTY LEE . . . working man . . . well read. IACK EINCHEB. . . DABNEY. . . pretty hair and eyes . . . smart . . . de- Booster . . always late . . . independent. PHYLLIS pendable. I-IELEN DAVIS. . . small . . . unusually EINCI-IEB. . . qood Sport . . . neat in appearance . . . auiet . . . wears pretty bright skirts. WILMA DAVIS nice to know. IEANETTE FUBB ...' 'Cat' '... coauet- . . . willowy . . . ambitious . . . qood typist. GENE DEL- tisb ,... dependable. IIMMIE GALLMAN. . . I ain't LINGEB. . . likes chemistry . . . amiable . . . former 'ticular' '... athletic . . . happy-ao-lucky. IACKIE rl'arl'1eel. NANCY CABOLYN DQZIEB. . . Lee '... GABDNEB. . . rniscliievous . . . loverfboy . . . carefree. talkative . . . secretary to the football team. DQNALD IOE H. EASLEY IACK FINCHER PHYLLIS FINCHER ugh. IEANETTE FURR IIMMIE GALLMAN wuqgxm 1 IACKIE GARDNER IOHNNIE GILL IAMES SIMPSON GLASSCOCK CORNELIUS GODFREY IOHNNIE GlLL. . . tlirtatious. . . popular . . . iitterbuq. IAMES SIMPSON GLASSCOCK. . . farmer . . . Clemson ian . . . full ot mischief. CORNELIUS GODEREY. . . 'Carney' '... persistent . . . married man. GLORIA PAYE GOOD. . . dainty, tlirtatious . . . bahy . KARL GRICE. . . Good Shoppe boy . . . all-round athlete . . . in love. RONNlE HAILE. . . Dude '... always late. unpredictable. ANNE HARPER. . . studious . . . Mars Hill ian . . . smart. GETTYS HARRlS. . . Snake . . . talkative . . . students' choice. GLORIA PAYE GOOD KARL GRICE Qrv or 'Qi' RONNIE HAILE THE LAST STEP-GRADUATION! Sept. 26-Students take to the tall timbers-Teachers come a 'visitin' . . . September. 28-Wanta buy some Christmas cards? . . Sept. 30-Don't even consider smoking the peace pipe with Gaffney Indians. We won, I3-0. . . Oct. 5- Mr. Mac gives test on molecular theory-sounds hard, anyway. . . Oct. 7-Brooklyn- Cayce Bearcats became Bearkittens as we roll 'em over, 51-0. . . Oct. ll-How did you like that gu1lah speech by Mr. Reeves? . . Oct. 19-Sorrow in the high school today. Our friend, Mr. Thackston, folds his cam- era for the last time and lies down to his long sleep. . . ANNE HARPER GETTYS HARRIS 1' ' 99 . , q use 'FUI 4' in -rv- HOWARD HAWKINS EVERETT HERLONG CLYDE w. HILL, 1R. BARBARA HORD HOLLAND GERALDINE HOLLIS WADE HOUSTON NED HUNSUCKER NANCY HUNTER NELL HAMPTON JARRRLL REBA IENKINS HOWARD HAWKINS ...' Buddy . . . curly hair . . . TON IARRELL. . . intellectual . . . helpful . . . talkative. athletic. EVERETT HERLONG. . . slim . . . slow and REBA IENKINS . . . Pretty complexion . . . efficient . . easy . . . basketball star . . . Doc . CLYDE W. HILL, unassuming. BILL IENNINGS ...' Fearless . . . IR. . . short . . . lady's man . . . crazy about English everybodys friend . . . keen sense of humor. LUCIUS classes??? BARBARA I-IORD HOLLAND ...' 'Babs VVILEY IOHNSON, IR. . . drummer boy . . good . . . talkative . . . gracious. GERALDINE HOLLIS. . . disposition . . . hot-natured. IOANNE IORDAN. . . pug nose . . . ideal salesgirl . . . dependable. WADE Io . . likes to dance . . . dependable. TOM KEELS. . HOUSTON. . . Dakota accent . . . curly black hair . . . Hbachelor' '... asset to the class . . . accurate. MARY orator. NED HUNSUCKER. . . Dude' '... sporty LEONIA KENDALL . . . petite brunette . . . plays piano clothes . . . lady's man. NANCY HUNTER. . . partial in unusual way . . . industrious. BETTY HERRING to Army . . . drugstore fiend . . . carefree. NELL HAIVIP- KIRKPATRICK. . . Mrs . . likable . . . pretty short hair. BILL IENNINGS LUCIUS WILEY IOHNSON, IR. IOANNE IORDAN TOM KEELS MARY LEONIA KENDALL iv'- V X -weak' P A hi.. BETTY Hsrmrnc xmxpmnlcx NANCY Krsna srnmc. CLEANING CAROLYN sun KLINGER sAnA x.Azr:NBY NANCY KlSER. . . friendly . . . short . . . winning smile. Oct. 21-Salute Princess Sara. If she isn't chosen queen CAROLYN SUE KLINGER. . . quiet . . . cooperative . . in Charlotte's Christmas Festival, those Tar Heels don't courteous. SARA LAZENBY. . . charming smile . . , know looks. . . Oct. 25-Old Palmetto State not so bad, in love . . . out to win beauty contests. BOBBIE LONG according to Gov. Thurmond's assembly talk. And . . . ilirtatious . . . likes yellow convertibles! BETTY did he brag about his pretty young wife . . . don't IEAN LOVE. . . Punk . . witty . . . pretty red hair. blame him. either. . . Oct. 26-Touch and go it is with MARY FRANCES LOVE. . . Din'1ples . . wonderful loe Easley and Ray Rowell in the race for senior class voice . . . Clever. REESE MASSEY. . . qood sport . . . president-Ioe wins. . . Nov. 8-That man here again polite . . . always happy. KAY MERCHANT. . . friendly -Curtis company's own Mr. Carter. . . Nov. 9-High . . . loves to lauqh . . . likes basketball. school makes history-gives iirst carnival ever staged -faculty and under classmen help-ilashy showman. Ernest Westerlund, takes over-Miss Be11's lortune-tel1- BOBBIE LONG BETTY IEAN LOVE MARY FRANCES LOVE REESE MASSEY KAY MERCHANT 2 -5 Q. H -4- .N 7 -::,. w 3 YI? ,Yr x ,. f 'E 5 H 5, , -vb. . X R W gy 2 , ,fgg A .,, ,Z K . ggi? e ff f V QSW AE? Q X 9 K4 ,:kf,.. Q - ,.. .V,, ,X D 6 if 4, sz M. I f , M A M M, Ai Y Q-543552 Q g ' it Q ,Qi iff- 5 ,X ,Q + W . .,,..., , 13 My SX lwfxliiz ,' wx., I , .am f 5 f 1- x , 4 4 F 4 4 1 1 ' 5 F' bi , 1 X fy if 5 Q 5 J 4 , ,Q 9 .sl ,gf K 1 X , g , Z A 4' Q 5 gi gk if ,Q 5 ,QQ 2 A 'U if ff W my A af 1? 1 N 1 wx 25- I - A ' A N s 4 , ,Y 1 'XZ 1 4 .. ., H9115 fs., ,pa gm., A . . 4 4-is 3. fn.,-E., Q is .K- ff 5 'N ww EUGENE PETTUS PEGGY PHILLIPS DOROTHY PLATT IOANNE PREVETTE PEGGY PHILLIPS. . Red . . quiet . . sweet disposition. DOROTHY PLATT. . . Dot' '... takes Iife easy . . . independent. IOANNE PREVETTE. . . Iody' '... petite brunettte . . . unpredictable. STEVE PURSLEY. . . Teve' '... well-groomed . . . friendly. FRANKLIN QUINN. . . Tony' '... likes bionds . . . quiet Cin classi. ANNE RANDALL. . . versatile . . . Speedy . . . inde- pendent. HUGH BRYSON RATTERREE. . . efficient . . . hard-Working . . . good disposition. HULIC RATTER- REE. . . good mind . . . capable . . . taikative. ff, 5 4? THE LONG-AWAITED DAY! ing booth lures the crowd-shrieks from the Chamber of Horrors-and those darling little folks-popcorn and candy-glazed apples and cokes-bingo and stage show-cake and puppy dog walks-yum, yum, Mr. McKeown's good hot dogs. Meet Mr. White, the auc- tioneer, and don't fail to see the high mogul strutting like the proverbial proud peacock, Mrs. Cese Huey, and why shouldn't she??? . . Nov. 16-126 seniors dis- appointed, Bearcat Staff elected. . . Nov. 22-Oh, those Newberry College singers!! 2 P.M.-seniors off to Charlotte by bus to see Hamlet Miss Roddey gets lost in the maze of mirrors-smashes one. . . STEVE PURSLEY FRANKLIN QUINN ANNE RANDALL HUGH BRYSON RATTERREE HULIC RATTERREE I rf A MARTHA RAWLS PATSY RAWLS IIMMIE ROCKHOLT PEGGY ROSS RAY ROWELL MILLIE SANDERS PEGGY snr DICKY SHANNON DONALD SIBLEY LILLIAN s1MMoNs MARTHA RAVJLS ...' 'Mart' '... loves to dance . . . iative. DONALD SIBLEY ...' 'Sib' '... loud clothes. . . forever cutting up. PATSY RAWLS. . . clothes conf rnischievous. LILLIAN SIMMONS. . . talented. . .care scious . . . quiet . . . fascinating laugh. IIMMIE ROCK- free . . . naive. FRANCES SIMPSON. . . Loves Charles HOLT. . . farrner . . . a good friend . . . helpful. PEGGY . . . friendly . . . pretty clothes. STEVE SIMPSON. . . ROSS. . . beautiful hair . . . a sniile and hello for capable. . .willing , , , serious. MARGARETT SLEDGE everyone . . . efficient. RAY ROWELL. . . reliable . . . . . . neat . . . shy? ? blushes easily. ARTHUR SNYDER tlirtatious . , . intelligent. MILLIE SANDERS. . . wed- . . . good rnind . . . married guy . . . talkative. CHARLES ding bells . . . neat . . . a srnile for all. PEGGY SELE. . SPENCER . . good-lool-iing . . . well-dressed . . pleasing shy . . . sweet disposition . . . beautiful eyes. DICKY personality ARELLA STARNES ...' 'Arty . . . pretty SHANNON. , industrious . , . likes rnath . . . argurnen- brown eyes . . . polite. FRANCES SIMPSON STEVE SIMPSON MARGARETT SLEDGE ARTHU R SNYDER CHARLES SPENCER 'CI Q ARELLA STARNES SARA STRAIT .tvs G- FRANKIE IUNE STEELE DOUGLAS STROUD PRANKIE IUNE STEELE. . . quiet . . . flash . . . sure shot. SARA STRAIT. . . nice . . . studious . . . quiet until known. DOUGLAS STBOUD. . . future farrner . . good natured . . . blond curly hair. BARBON SUM- NEB. . . curly hair . . . nonchalant . . . basketball and baseball star. EUGENE THOMAS. . . Slim . . . big ilirteefickle. NANCY LOU TILLER. . . good friend . . . pretty smile . . .neat. BOBBY TlNKLEB. . . basket and football captain . . . popular . . . good-looking. BONNIE TOBBENCE. . . forever talking . . . helpful . . . genial. BARRON SUMNER Q' EUGENE THOMAS -Af-my lux-g iltn-p.,,,,,, WE ARE ALSO WELL-INFORMED. Nov. 23-Say, doesn't Miss Trumbull do things? Got us to open up hearts and pocketbooks for our needy, and didn't we feel good! . . Nov. 24-Thanksgiving- and good old Homecoming game, with Phyllis Fincher reigning as queen. Iohnnie Gill, hold your horse! Our victory over Georgetown added spice to that good old turkey dinner. . . Nov. 29-Christmas cards arrive. Peg- gy Sell gets a truck to deliver hers. . . Nov. 30-Speak- ing of cards, did you remember to order your calling ones? . . Dec. 3- Anchors Aweigh salute our naval recruit. President Ioe Easley. . . Dec. 5-Gene Cranford and Kwasind put on a show at assembly period. . . NANCY LOU TILLER BOBBY TINKLER BONNIE TOHHENCE it A TEAM SECRET? K AUDELIA ANN TURNER. . . sweet disposition aood friend . . . dependable. PATRICIA ANNE TUR- NER. . . cute . . . personality plus . . . nice. CLEDUTH ...G WALKER. . . capable . . . honest . . aood skater. IANE ADELL WARNER . . . rather quiet . . . Yankee accent . . . torrner Pennsylvanian. HUGH WATTERSON. . . Shy-lock . . . woman hater . . . qood-natured. IVA MAE WATTS. . . wedding bells . . . nice to know . . . well-dressed. ERNEST WESTERLUND. . . wi.ty . . talkative . . . always tardy. CHARLES WILLIAMS. . . easy . . . wellfdressed . . . always willing to help. FRANKLIN WILLIAMS. . . slow and easy . . . shy . . . HUGH WATTERSON IVA MAE WATTS ERNES ANN TURNER PATRICIA ANNE TURNER CLEDUTH WALKER IANE ADELL WARNER liked by all. RICHARD WILLIAMS. . . bashtul . . . well-liked . . . Willie . IAMES SAMUEL WILLIFORD slow . . . newspaperrnan . . . independent. BYRDIE SUE WILSON. . . partial to sailors . . . never a dull rno- ment . . . biq brown eyes. BARBARA WISHER. . . pretty hair . . . quiet . . . well-rnannered. THOMAS WIX. . . dark hair and eyes . . . tarrner . . . qood student. RONALD WOLFE. . . Ronnie . . . loads ot fun . . . witty. BRUCE WOODS. . . Brucie . . . a friend to all . . . bashful. IEAN YAZEL. . . tiny . . .always a lady T WESTERLUND forever tallcina. CHARLES WILLIAMS FRANKLIN WILLIAMS MQVW' ww 'St K: mc:-man wn.uAMs mums snmum. wnuronn svnmzz sm: wn.soN BARBARA wxsl-nan Dec. 16-Senior Class gets a big crowd out to Listen to Leon . . . Dec. 19-Rainy day-Mr. Avery's perma- nent flops. . . Dec. 22-Out of school to watch Santa. Dec. 30-Little groups here, there discussing-the coal strike? No: the atomic bomb? No. Then what? Why. Miss Iackson's engagement. Pretty lucky guy, that Sam , we're not so lucky. . . Dec. 25-Combination Christmas and wedding day lor Miss Mitchell. Con- gratulations, Mrs. Wolfe! . . . Ian. 2-Back to school and a peek at Miss I's diamond. . . Ian. ll-Basketball takes over at assembly period. . . Ian. 15-Hulic Rat- terree visits the barber shop-looks like a boy now. . . Ian. 16-Mrs. White introduces new style in shoes- THOMAS WIX RONALD WOLFE THE STAGE CREW AT WORK. mismatched ones. . . Ian. 17-exams. . . Ian. 27-Stu- dent Council party, with President Gettys acting as gen- eral chairman-proves we made a wise choice last October. . . Feb. 8-King and Queen o' Hearts-please you? . . Feb. 14-Did you dare send teachers a valen- tine? . . Feb. 15-Aptitude tests and we learn whether we're better fitted to be plumbers or presidents. . . Feb. 20-Time up, Staff. . . Feb. 23-Measuring day for caps and gowns. . . March 10-Iunior Class play. . . March 31-We let teachers go to Columbia-Mrs. Guess takes her good singers along. . . April and May Anticipation: State Music Contest- Commencement invitations - Iunior - Senior Reception - Baccalaureate Sermon-Class Day Program AND COMMENCEMENT! BRUCE WOODS IEAN YAZI-IL NOT PICTURED: ANNIE ADAMS PAYE ADAMS PAULINE ADAMS MURRAY ADKINS ANNIE ALDERMAN BETTY IEAN BAKER IERRY BAKER IIMMY BAKER CHARLES BARRETT MARTHA BECKHAM ROBERT BELK NANCY BELK BETTY BERG IOANNE BERG IEAN BISHOP PEGGY BISHOP ANDRE BLANKENSHIP LAVON BLUE IOANNE BOLIN LEWIS BROWN THOMAS BROWN HAROLD BUICE IEAN BUSBY IAMES CAMPBELL PAULINE ANDREWS ROSALIE CARROLL GERALDINE BECKWORTH GRACE BLACK IOHNNY BRUNSON IOSEPH CABANISS PAUL CANDLER EDDIE CARSWELL PEGGY CARTER ZEB CARTER IULIA CATHCART ANNELLE CAUTHEN OPI-'IC SAMMY SEGAL . . BOBBY FALLS , . BARBARA REINHARDT BUCK GEORGE . ERS . . President . Vice-Presideni . . Secretary . . Treasurer pw NSS' Ox 15- NOT PICTURED: PATSY CAUTHEN SYBIL CLANTON ANN CLARK LARRY CONNOR BENNIE CORLEY GENE CRANFORD IACQUELINE CRENSHAW SHIRLEY CRENSHAW SHIRLEY CROSBY GERALD ROBERT CULP MARIANNE DANIEL VIRGIL DOMINICK MARVIN DUBOSE ANNE DUNCAN IACK DUNLAP RAY COMER RUBY DUNN MARGIE COSTNER DEWEY FAILE BASIL DEESE THOMAS DEVINNEY IACK DUNLAP BOBBY FALLS FRANCES FAULKENBERRY GENEVA FAULKNER nineteen is clan NANCY FERGUSON BOBBY CLAIRE FLOYD IANET GAYNOR ANN GARRISON BUCK GEORGE EDWARD GHENT GRADY GIBSON ROBERT GRANT PEGGY HAND MARGIE HANNON BEULAH HARLESS BETTY IEAN HARRIS NORMA HARRIS IIMMY HART BARBARA HEARLE DORIS HEARON LIONEL HILTON GENE HINSON RONALD HOLLAND ANN HOLLIS FRANCES HOLROYD BARBARA HOOD LESTER HORNE MARGARET HOUSTON Bu-LY HOWE NOT PICTURED IOAN HUDDLESTON ANNIE KELL HUTCHINSON SUNNY GI-EATON SARAH JOHNSON IACK HUDDLESTON FRANCES DONALD 1AcKsoN HASKEL 13511523 BEATRICE IENNINGS SYLVIA IONES ' A J ' f . . . un re L g st K 5 - 'v ' vu. Q9 . .. 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I f .1 , Q 13 I VV 4' Q I RICHARD NEELY MACKY IO NORMAN CARL ONLEY HELEN PARKER NANCY PARKER IIMMY PHILLIPS BUTCH PHILLIPS IERRY PITTMAN OLIN PLYER IAMES POE DON POOLE PETE PUNDT DENNY QUINTON NANCY RAWLS CLINNIE REDICK BARBARA REINDHARDT MAXINE REYNOLDS EVA RIDDLE PATRICIA ROACH TED ROBINSON DORIS ROGERS RILEY SANDERS SARA SAPP BETTY SAUNDERS SAMMY SEGAL IOANNE SCHMITT WILLIAM scoT'r NUT PYCTURED1 mcHARD sl-mann BOBBY RAMSEY num SHERER Polmzn RODDEN PEGGY SHILLINGLAW MARY EVELYN KENNEDY IOE KING CHARLES KNIGHT ANN LOLLIS WALLACE LOVE BARBARA LOVETT CAROLYN LOWERY BETTY IO MAHAFFEY LORETTA MANGUM MARIE MARTIN DGNNELL MCCOY MIRIAM MCMAHAN GORDON McMANUS IEHRY MICH-AM NOT PICTURED: CARROLL KELLY GARY KIMBRELL CLYDE MITCHELL IACK LUCAS THETUS MACKEY ROY MASSEY FRANCES MIXON IANE RUTH MCCOLLEY DON MOBLEY BEATTIE MCDANIEL IERRY MORGAN MARGUERITE MCDONALD MARIAN MURDOCK PERRY MCGUIRE JIMMY NEELY IERRY MCKENZIE ninefeen Aundreal an MANSFIELD SIMMONS DONALD SLEMP BETTY SMALL BETTY ANN STARNES PEGGY STEELE GARY STEPHENS RUTH STRAIT KINARD STROZIER EDWIN STULTZ GENE SULLIVAN IUDY SUTTON MARTHA SWEATT ROBERT TATE BOBBIE TENO NANCY THATCHER IOHNNIE THOMPSON VANCE VAN PATTEN VIOLA VARNADORE IO FREIDA WALLACE DAVID WATERS CALVIN WATKINS REVA WATKNS BOBBY WERNER EVELYN WESTERLUND NOT PICT URI-QD: DELANO STURGIS BARBAR suTP1-11N MARY sua wH1soNANT H-LDRA ANN EATT nuromn w1LL1AMs lCARiDTf':gMPsoN FREIDA WOT-FE LAvoN THOMPSON BILLY YOUNG PEGGY LOU THOMPSON WILLIAM WALTER EUGENE WEBB W Q-,go ,vw in BARBARA AMICK PHYLLIS ANDERSON DONALD AYERS MARION BADDOUR ,M s E BECKHAM ,,, MAXINE BESHTLER BARBARA BELL NANCY IEAN BLACK IOHN BLACKMON ROY BOATWRIGHT I-IARLAN BOYLES 5 X W L L NORMA BRACKETT DOLORES BREWTON IO ANN BROOKS SUMTER BROWDER IR CHARLES BROWN KENNETH BURRELL IEAN CAMPBELL PATSY CARROLL ELEANOR ELIZABETH CARTER IIMMY CARTER GEORGE CAVENY DORIS CHAMBERS CHARLES CHILDERS I-'OLSON CLINTON IIMMY COLLINS TOMMY COMER IOE COVINGTON GAY IEANETTE CREWS BEN CURTIS MARION DOZIER BETTY EDWARDS BETTY ESTES I-'AY FAILE BILL FAULKENBURRY CLIFTON FUNDERBURK ROBERT GALLMAN HARRY GARNER EVANS GEORGE MARVIN GHANTT IOANNE GILBERT PATRICIA GRAVES BARBARA HANNA ETHEL HARMON ROSA HARRIS VIOLET HARRIS ETHEL IENKINS kan. 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X , V d li Q I K R R l l I Y 2 U :: I I Q' TBRI NOT PICTURED IOHN ADAMS VONCILE ADAMS DORIS ALLEN EUGENE ANGLIN MARY ANSLEY DEWEY BALLARD EMMIE BALLARD MILDRED BARNES RACHAEL BECK WILLIAM BLACK PETE BLACKMON RICHARD BLACKMON JAMES BLAND FAYE BLAND IACK BOLIN PEGGY BOLING GEORGE BOMAR MEL VIN BOULWARE THELMA BRATTON ANN BROOKS GERALD BROOKS NANCY BUDDIN IOANNE BUSH ANN CAMERON MARION CAMPBELL THELMA CANTY IERRY CARTER WILLIAM CAUTHEN IUDY CHILDERS FRANCES COBLE MALCOLM COLE EDITH COLLINS HENRY COVINGTON HOWARD CRAVEN IOANNE DARBY MOLORSE DENTON CHARLES DEVEN NY BOBBY DUNCAN RONALD DUNLAP WALTER DUNLAP RAY EDWARDS ANN EMORY BUFORD FIELDS LULA FRUMAN BONEE FURR RICHARD GOLEY IO FRIEDA GORDEN PORTER GRAVES MARY ELLEN GROSS ROY GRYDER HAWARD GUYTON EUGENE HAIRE RICHARD HALEY CLELL HARRILL IACKIE HARRISON RUBY HERRING IAMES HOLLAR PEGGY HORNE ROBERT HOWELL BILL HUNTER WILLIAM IENNINGS STANLY IOHNSON RUTH IOHNSTON IEANETTE IONES PEGGY KELLY VIRGINIA KNIGHT LAURA LESSLIE ALMA LEWIS THOMAS LEWIS BOBBIE IEAN LISTER VIVIAN LLOYD IEANETTE MANGUM IAMES MATTHEWS NANCY MAY CARROLL MCCULLOUGH DONALD MCGARITY IOYCE MOODY PAUL MOON GERALD MOREE IOYCE PARKER MILDRED PASSMORE DONNY PHILLIPS IOE PIERCE ANN POLK RNA BARBARA RAY MARTHA ROBERTS ZENOBIA ROBERTS MARTHA RODMAN RUTHELMA RUSSELL IACK SADLER X. BETH SCHRADER FRANCES SELF JAY SIMS SARA SOWELL MARGARET STARNES BARBARA ANN SUTPHIN PAT TERLINDE MADGE THOMPSON GEORGE TOWNSEND BETTY IO TURNER IOYCE VAN PATTEN KENNETH VARNADORE FRED WEBER BOBBY WHITESELL FREDDIE WHITTLE GIBBY WILLIFORD ELIZABETH IEAN WOLFE GERALD WORKMAN 'fc NOT PICTURED CARL IACKSON DORIS IOHNSON BETTY IORDAN CALVIN IORDAN LORET TA IORDON ANN LANEY ALICE LANGSTON PHILLIP LONG IAMES LOW ERY CLIFTON MASSEY ROY MCDANIEL FAYE MCFADDEN PATSY MILLER FRANCES MISKELLY MELVIN MIXON LOUISE MOON EUGENE MOTHER SHED IOHNNY NEAL ANN ORR RONNIE OSBORNE EUGENE POLK HAZEL POPE ELIZABETH PORTER ELIZABETH RAE FRANCIS RAST DORIS ROACH FRANKIE ROACH EDWARD ROBINSON BOBBY RUDDER DORIS SANDERS THELMA SATTERFIELD HAROLD SAVERANCE NEWTON SHUGART DON ALD SMITH BILL STEVENSON BENNY STRICKLAND ROBERT STROZIER GERALD THATCHER FERRIE THOMASSON DONALD THOMPSON IOHN GHORNTON BETTY THREATT LEONARD TINKLER GAY TIPTON CATHERINE WALLACE RICHARD WALTERS WILLIAM WEATHERFORD MARTHA WHIT AKER HEYWARD WILLIAMS GASTON WILLIFORD ERNEST WOLFE RICH ARD WRIGHT WYLIE WRIGHT FREDERICK YAZEL HAROLD YOUNG RACHEL YOUNG 37 I 3 HL. pi g , W . ,S I A A L I A ,I A .,.:, . 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AL A kv t . 38 'Sf NOT PICTURED CHARLES ADDISON CLYDE ASHLEY DARRELL AYERS IAMES BAILEY BE ATRICE BAKER BOBBY BECKHAM SYLVIA BELK LYNETTE BINDER BETTY BLACK SHIRLEY BLACKWELL LOYD BLACKWOOD BONNIE BRANNON BETTY LOU CAMP IAMES KENNETH CAMPBELL GLENN CANADY LEN CANNUP I-IUEY CANTY CHARLENE CARTER BILL CARTER BETTY LOU CHANNELL BETTY RUTH CHERRY DONALD CLINTON MAXINE COBB BARBARA COLEMAN DONALD COMER SYLVIA ANN CONNER RAY CORN RUTH IRENE CRAIG CARROLL CULP LEVY DEAS GEORGE DAVIS WIL LIAM DONALD DEAS IEAN DOVE RAY DUBOSE IIMMIE DUNCAN CLYDE DUNN BILL FAULKENBERRY BONNIE FAUST JAMES FERRELL JOE FIELDS MARIORIE FOWLER CHARLIE FREEMAN MARY LOUISE FUNDERBURKE IUDY GAULDEN BETTY MAE GARRETT GENEVA GEORGE PATRICIA GODFREY EMILY FLOYD IORENE FORD BETTY IEAN FRIDAY RICHARD GOLEY SUZANNE GARDNER IEAN GARRISON EDITH GAULDEN PANSEY GAYNOR OPHELIA GIBBY NANCY GILES SYLVIA GREENE FRANCES GREENWAY IEAN ELLEN HAGLER BARBARA HAILEY ANNIE LAURA HAIRE IAMES HANCOCK FRANCES HANNON ELLA RAE HAWKINS FREDERICK HAYES BOBBY HEARON PATRICIA HEATH CLYDE HERRON IOANNE HILL PATRICIA ANN HINSON IRIS C HINSON LORENE HORTON CAROLYN HOWE DOROTHY HOWE RICHARD HUDSPETH ETTA HUTCHINSON CAROLINE IEFFERS IANE IOHNSON RACHAEL IONES RUTH IONES LORETTA IONES PATSY IORDAN IEAN KAY LINDA KENDALL ARTHUR LIGON EVELYN N LLOYD IOAN MARSHALL NANCY IEAN MARTIN GLENN MARTIN LINDSAY MATHEWS BOBBY MCATEER in DAVID MCCAW BILLY MCCLINTON REBA MCCLINTOCK SYLVIA ANN MCCORKLE CHARLES MCCULLOUGH ROY DANIEL BILLY MCPADDEN FRANK MCGUIRE RONALD MILLER PHYLLIS ANN MITCHUM ANNIE LAURA MOBLEY PEGGY MONTGOMERY SHIRLEY E MOON MARTHA IANE MORGAN IOANNE MUNN MARGARET T NIVENS CURTIS O NUNNERY PEGGY OUTEN MARY PARKER BETTY PARRISH STANLEY PARRISH FLOSSIE PASSMORE WAYNE PATRICK INA PAUL IIMMIE KENNETH PEAY HARRIET PITTMAN IEAN POTTS STANLEY POWELL IOE PRICE KAY PREVETTE EDNA MAE PYATT ELLIEI RAINEY LESTER RAINEY BILLY HEYWARD RAMSEY CARROL ANN RATTERREE IULIAN RATTERREE TOM RATTERREE PATSY ROACH MARY RUTH ROBERTS LOUISE ROBINSON DENSEY ROCKHOLT DOROTHY RODGERS KENNETH RODGERS IOHN SADLER jrihk- 'U-4-46 4. PRES!-IMEN QF I950 7' ,1 U i If Q NOT PICTURED CURTIS GREENE LUCY KATHERINE HARLESS WENDELL LEON HARRIS DEMARIS ELANCER HARRILL IOAN HARRISON PEGGY IOYCE HASTY BOB BY EUGENE HAWKINS FRANKLIN D HAWKINS BOBBY HOFFMAN IOAN FRANKLIN HOLLER GEORGE HOLROYD HIRAM HUTCHINSON IR GLENN ALFRED HUTTO IOHN IACKSON OVIN FINLEY IACKSON MARGARET IDA IACKSON NANCY IENNINGS IANE KESSELL NORMA IEAN KING DELANO KISER LEROYI LINDERMAN L E LITTLE HARRY L LONG IR IAMES ALBERT MANERS I W MARTIN IOE MAUNEY IAMES BENIAMIN MC ABEE EMILY MCATEER IAMES MCCAMMMON ERNEST HODGES MCCONNELL SHIRLEY ANN MCCLAIN IAMES LEROY MCCORMICK PATRI CIA ANNE MCCURRY ALFRED MCDANIEL IAMES RICHARD MCFADDEN BOBBY MCGOWEN FAYE MCGUIRT RAMONA MCKENZIE IACKSON Mc MANUS IERRY MILTON IOHN WHITNEY MITCHELL FRANKLIN WILLIAM MIXON CLETUS WILLIAM MACKEY IAMES SHEPHEN MOORE GERALD BROWN MOORE HARRY RALPH MORGAN EDNA LUCILLE MONTGOMERY BARBARA MORRIS ELLA MAE MOSS MODENA VIRGINIA MOSS ELIZABETH MAUDINE NELSON JIMMY NUNN IAMES HERBERT PACE BOYD HULL PARK ER PATRICIA PARKER DONALD PARRISH LEONARD PLYLER VELMA IEAN PRIVETTE Aw BILLY SANDERS CHARLES KURTZ SEGAL MARION SHANNON DAVID SIMPSON IOYCE SMALL PATSY SMITH DORA MAE SNIPES CAROL ANN STACEY BETTY ELIZABETH STARNES STEVE STEVENSON ALENE STEELE BILLY STRAIT TOM SUITER BILL STURGIS CELESTE STURGIS CONGETTER SUTTON PATSY SUTTON ALICE CAROLYN SWANN BARBARA TAYLOR CHARLIE TAYLOR MITZI TERLINDE FERRIE THOMASSON MARTHA THOMASSON BILL THORNTON BARBARA THREATT DORIS ELLEN THREATT TACK THREATT LORETTA THREATT FRANCES REBECCA TILLER ELLEN USSERY ADA VARNADORE LENA MAE VINSON ROBERT WALLACE EUGENE WARNER IOYCE WARR FRED WHEELER IIMMY WHITAKER BESSIE WILLIAMS CHARLES NORMAN WILLIAMS HEYWARD WILLIAMS IRENE WILLIAMS IOANNE WOLFE NANCY EMMA WOLFE IIMMY YOUNG NOT PICTURED ODEAN RAMSEY WILLIE FRANCES REYNOLDS BETTY FRANCES REYNOLDS FRED IEAN ROBERTS LLOYD ROBERTS HELEN CHRISTINE ROBINSON HAR RY FOSTER ROCKHOLT MURRY ROGERS NORMAN RUSHING ROY RUS SELL ALBERT SHANNON BILLY SIMPSON DORIS LEE SIMPSON MAR GARET LUCILLE SISK PAUL CRAWFORD SMALL ROBERT LUME STARNES CAROL RAY STEVENSON CHARLIE STEELE FRANKLIN STRICKLAND IOYCE SUTTON IERRY SUTTON IEROME SUTTON PATSY ANN TOTHAM BETTY E THATCHER MARVIN THOMASSON RUTH ANN THREAT ATHER VON CILLE TINKLER BILLY RAY TOTHEROW DONALD O TRADER IIMMIE TURNER WILLIAM NEIL TURNEY DENNIS GERALD VESS RONNIE VIOLA IULIA MAE WALKER LAURA ANNE WARMOUTH ARCHIE LEROY WHISON ANT E CHRISTINE WHITESIDES L I WILLIAMS SHIRLEY IEAN WRIGHT SWAIN WRIGHT IERRY WILLIAMS . ,Q I 5 - 1 ' i F 7' A . -. '.A: I 12 I 1 w, 'L 3 I rg 4 Q , - ,. , , A H E? A , f . A I fl x ' ., A I A Q ., ' x ' Af -fr :Q - 41 T TI-IE PEC DID BEARCAT STA leanette Furr- Editor in Chiet Ioanne Iordan -Business Manager To be or not to befon the Bearcat Stattmthat is the question. Yes, it's what we all long forfto be in the know -to help decide all those momentous questions ot the dedicatee, the color design, and the dozen other things connected with our book. The statt consists of twelve members: an editor-in-chief, a business manager ond ten associated editors. Staff members are nominated by the senior class nominating committee eusually tour nominations made tor each office, A class meeting is then held and the names oi the nominees presented to the members, who are privileged to nominate from the floor tour additional students for each position. Choice is then made by secret ballot. 5 il t Et , i K t: FF Sara Lazenby Karl Gnce Nancy Dunlap Bobby Tlnkler Ray P well Donald Dunlap Anne Randall Gettys Harns Betty Dabney FllQ1TlG Speng TI-IE BIBLE CLUB 491 L J . -,Q e OFFICERS President , . . ........ . . ,ANNE HARPER Vice-President . . ..,. BETTY DABNEY Secretary . . . . .MARTHA ROBERTS Treasurer . . . DONALD NEAL The Bible Club consists ot approximately one hundred active members among the students of Rock Hill High School and Wintlirop Training School. Cne may join the Bible Club when he is in the ninth grade. lt meets every Thursday night at one of the local churches and every first and third Monday at the high school. One oi the main purposes ot the club is to give the students an opportunity to study the Bible and to teach them more about the Lord. lt sponsors the Religious Emphasis Week program each year, as well as presentf ing the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs. The sponsor ot the Bible Club is Miss Luretta Trumbull. The four principal officers are: President, Anne Harper, Vice-President, Betty Dabney, Secretary, Martha Roberts: Treasurer, Donald Neal. There are sixteen conzrnittee chairmen. TI-IE BAND The Band has contributed to the enjoyment of many groups, both inside and outside of the city. lt plays at assembly, football and basketball games, and many oth- er school programs. The Band participates in numerous outeof-town activities, principally parades. For the past several years, it has performed at the Presbyterian lunior College Homecoming. The Band attended the Rocking- ham Peach Festival in luly, l949, and many Christmas parades in the late tall and winter. lt takes part in the State Music Festival every spring and also presents a concert for the student body. E ENGLISH CLUB President . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . QB . .ANNE RANDALL , HULIS HATTERHEE LILLIAN SIMMONS . . PATSY RAWLS I '.'L - at 1 '.4.' , 3:3 Hulic Ratterree, Vice-President. Lillian Sim- mons, Secretary. Beth Schra- der, Club Reporter, Anne Ran- dall, President, Marion Camp- bell, Treasurer. 5111111 rex-J .13 Phylis Anderson. Hazel Pope. Mary Evelyn Kennedy, Patricia Grav es, Martha Rawls. viI.lI4i If w, ill Zenobia Roberts, Nancy Dozier, Ioanne Prevette, Nancy Dunlap, Wil- ma Davis. Fo111tl1 ry.-J, 1-rx Nancy May, Anne Polk, Mary Bell Branham. Mary Frances Love. l'1I'h 1- 11: Cleduth Walker. Steve Simpson. Don- ald Neal, Mrs. Garvin, Spon- sor, Ernest Westerlund. 121:-ctr. 'c' .-.' gil Gettys Harris, Hugh Ratterree, Ray Rowell, Edwin Stultz. N16 1 1 -'1111- ig Johnny Blaclcmon. Frances Faulken- berry, Donald Dunlap, Ronald Wolfe, Marguerite Trammell, Billy Rust. Betty Nichols. NATIGNAL HCDNCDR SCDCIETY The purpose of the Nciticiicil Helier Society is try stiriiiie OFFICERS lute and prfiriiele high ideels of Ciiizeriship. With this iii Presidenf - - - e . . A -RAY HOWELL rriihd, the members are Chosen Ori the basis of Character, Vice-President . A - - - ANN HARPER scholarship, leadership cmd service. Secretary 4 - - ,MARGARET Sl-EDGE Treasurer . . , .PATSY RAWLS Firsf row, ilu: Anne Randall, Margaret Sledge, Secretary, Peggy Sell, Anne Harper, Vice-President, Ray Rowell, President, William Oates, Nell Iarrell. SM 'emi row, f-i : Belly Carier, Belly Dabney, Mary Frances Love, Mary Belle Branham, Ioanne lordan, Bruce Woods. T1.1I'i rctw, f-L: loe Easley. Barron Sumner. Hulic Halter- ee. Gettys Harris, Tom Keels. Net picfurelz Donald Dunlap, Phyllis Fincher, Patsy Rawls. Treasurer. SENICDR DRAMATICS CLUB The Senior Drornotics Club, Composed ot students in- presented by members who were pgirtictilorly interested terested in ony phase ot clromotics, oims to :reote on oc- in olroniotics. Many of the members enter The American tive interest in dromoties omonq the Juniors ond seniors Legion Qrotoricol Contest ond Annual Expression and ot Rock Hill High. The senior ploy, Listen to Leon, was Declornotion Contests. QFFICERS Senior Dramatics President ........ ..... P ANSY OUTEN Vice-President ..,.. . .ERNEST WESTERLUND Secretary . . .ROSALIE CARROLL Treasurer . . .FRANCES IONES Piviiii-tl belouv CII'-I First row, I-r: Martha Sweatt, Martha Beckham, Mary Evelyn Kennedy. 5e:,n:1 row, lr: Rosalie Carroll. Lillian Simmons. T1.n,l row, lr: Iean Busby, Annie Adams, Mrs. Good. Faurtn :,r.v, l-iz Nancy Dozier, Ioanne Prevette, Frances Mixon, Martha Rawls, Anne Randall. Fifth row, lfr: Ioanne Huddleston, Frances Iones, Donnell McCoy, Sara Iohnson, Betty Io Mahaily, Charles Spencer. Sixih row, l-rg Pansy Outen, Bruce Woods. Betty Saunders, Iohnny Gill, William Oates, Ernest Wester- lund. Not pibturefl ire: Betty Ann Slarnes, Maxine Reynolds, Pauline Adams, Frances Faulkenberry, Barbara Herle, Ioanne Hud- dleston. Anne Garrison, Peggy Hand, Bethene McClain. Nell Iarrell, and Reese Massey. The members of the Beta Club are. l-r, First row, Ted Robinson, Betty Dabney, Mary Evelyn Kennedy, Frances Selt, Nancy May. Second row, l-r: Nancy Tiller. Ieanette Furr, Phyllis Anderson. Third row, l-r: Miss Boozer, Nell Iarrell, Mary F. Love, Ioanne Iordan. Anne Randall, Charles Barrett. Fourth row, l-r: Phyllis Fincher, Ierry McKenzie, Donald Dunlap. Fifth row, l-r: Gettys Harris, Barron Sumner. Iohnny Blackmon, Robert Strozief, Kinard Strozier. Not pictured are: Ray Rowell, Ann Harper, Sylvia Iones, Annie Adams, Rosalie Carroll. and Betty Saunders. TI-IE BETA CLUB OFFICERS President . . ....... . .DONALD DUNLAP Vice-President . . . .ANNE HARPER Secretary . . . . BETTY DABNEY Treasurer , . GETTYS HARRIS The National Beta Cluh is a leadership service club for ment, to cultivate leadership qualities, to reward merit, high school students ot America. The purpose is to enf and to encourage students to continue their education couraqe effort, to promote character, to stimulate achieve' after hiqh school qraduation. 51 STUDENT COUNCIL The purposes ot this orqonizotion ore ill to Work for the presidents of the homeroorns duly selected by the the interests ot the Rock Hill lliqh School C27 to be ot the members of the homeroom. service of the school czuthorities ot oll times to perform The president is elected from the senior closs by the ony desired duty C35 to increose the desirable sociol oc' student body. The other officers ore elected by the Coun- fivities ot the school. cil from their own members. The membership of the Student Council is mode up ci QFFICERS President . . , . . GETTYS HARRIS Vice-President . .... BOBBY FALLS Secretary , . .DOROTHY ADAMS Treasurer . . BARBARA BAY ' 5' f' f alip- , to YZ 11 , X 'ir First row, l-r: Mary Parker, Barbara Ray Vfreasurerl, Betty Dabney, Martha Thomasson. Second row, l-r: Barbara Reinhardt, Patsy Mil- ler, Ioanne Bush, Patsy Smith, Miss Iackson sponsor. Third row. l-r: Betty Saunders, Leah Aberman. lane Iohnson, Sammy Segal. Fourth row, l-r: Ted Robinson, Bobby Falls Nice-Presidenll. Iohnny Blaclrmon, lack Sadler. Filth row, l-r: Iim Neal. Iimmy Neely. Bobby Tinkler, Gettys Harris lPresiden0. Not Pictured: Gene Cranford, Hal Saverance, Tom Ratterree, Ioe Mauney, Dot Adams tSec- retaryl, Ierry Williams, and Franklin Hawkins. enior am cz A When you enter the auditorium on the evening ot the junior play, you are met by a qroup of beautiful ladies and handsome gentlemen. These are our senior marshals. This is the one appearance ot this qroup during the year. Pictured at the right are: First row. l-r: Fennell Craig, Margaret Sledge, Ray Rowell, Betty Dabney, Dicky Shannon. Second row, l-r: Mary F. Love. Reese Massey. Anne Randall. Tom Keels. Third row. l-r: Iohnnie Gill, Norma Buddin. Harold Brooks. leanette Furr. Fourth row, l-r: Nancy Dunlap. Bill lennings, loanne Iordan. Buddy Hawkins. Fifth row, l-r: Nell Iarrell, William Oates, Anne Harper. Sixth row, l-r: Ioe Easley, Barron Sumner. Not pictured are: Cleduth Walker. Pansy Outen. and Phyllis Fincher. unior am cc 5 The duty ot the junior marshals is to usher at public entertainments. Their two main appearances are at the senior play and commencement. The basis of selection is dependability and leadership. Pictured at the right are: First row, l-r: Edwin Stultz, Rosalie Carroll. Sammy Segal, Mary Evelyn Kennedy. Second row, l-r: Shirley Cren- shaw, Annie Adams, Richard Sherer. Third row, l-r: Clinnie Reddick. Ann Hollis. Ted Robinson, Martha Beckham. Fourth row, l-r: Marvin DuBose, Annelle Cauthen, Ierry McKenzie. Filth row, l-r: Frances Holroyd, lean Busby, Pauline Adams. Sixth row, l-r: Bobby Falls, Charles Barrett. Not pictured is Kinard Strozier. en ior ,QJYL4 First row. l-r: Thelma Bratton. Doris Allen, Barbara Holland. Iulia Belk lean tte Iones Ruth Iohnston lean Bishop Reva Wat kms Ioanne Neely Patsy Cau then Io Frieda Wallace Ellza beth Carter Second row lr Betty Edwards Betty Ann Estes Patricia Graves Ruthelma Russell Ioanne Darby Betty Dabney Frances Faulken berry Peggy Shlllmglaw Peggy Carter Peggy Horne Catherine Wallace Louise Harmon Peggy Boyd UFFICEHS Vice President Secretary Treasurer 'af-F MARY ELLA COVINGTON IEANETTE IONES RUTH IOHNSTON ff The purposes of the Senior IHA are: to develop leadership, to develop well rounded personalities to interest the girl in the improvement oi her home and surroundings to encourage co operative eitort in the school, home and community to strengthen tl e confidence oi the girl in herself and in her Work, and to encourage organized recreational activities in the school and com- munity . 1 r ' A X Senior 1. H. A. President t ........ IULIA BELK ' . ' E - - I .,...... V 1 V e are e ranca id First row. l-r: Ioan Bolin, Lillian Simmons. Kinard Strozier. Anne Randall. Nancy Dunlap. Tommy Brown, Mary E. Kennedy. Mar- garet Houston. Second row. l-r: Miss Bell, Dicky Shannon. Virgil Dominick, Ierry McGuire. Bobby Werner. Edwin Stultz. Charles Barrett. Nell Iar- rell. lane Warner. lane McCol- lum. Margie Hannon. OFFICERS Le Cercle Francais has as its purpose to give recogni- ' . . . .,.... . ANNA RANDALL . President tion to students of French. The club members meet twice Vice-President . . .TOMMY BROWN Secretary . V I .NANCY DUNLAP a month and study about the customs and dress of the rreeerrrer . . ximian STROZIER Ff9T1Cl1 DSC1219- 54 Jafin The Rock Hill Chapter ot Future Farmers oi America is composed ot students ot Vocational Agriculture at Rock Hill High School. The aims and purposes of the Rock l-lill EEA. Chapter are: to create a love for country lite, to encourage members to improve their homes and tarms, to particiate in cooperative eitort, to encourage and prac- tice thriit, to encourage improvement in scholarship, def velop leadership, and to strive to develop good Whole- some iorms of recreation and social activities. First row, l-r: Barbara Amick, Patsy Smith. Don Ferguson, Ioe Covington, Nancy Iean Black, Bobbie Iean Lister, Martha Rob- erts. Ioanne Munn. Ioan Marshall, Martha lane Morgan, Hazel Pope, Celeste Sturgis. Second row, l-r: Iohnny Black- mon, Harry Garner, Shirley Iean Wright, Ann Orr, Ann Emory, Phyllis Anderson, Martha Beth Blackmon, Patricia Parker, lrene Williams, Sara Sowell, Norma Lee Brackett. Harlan Boyles. Third row, l-r: Barbara Threatt, Carolyn Swann, Leah Aberman. Ellen Ussery, Caroline letters, Anita Bush, Peggy Outen, Betsy Rae, Virginia Knight, Betty Cov- ington, Mickey Denton, Bille Ann Cameron, Billy Ramsey. Fourth row. lsr: Bobby Beckham, Bobby Brunson, Tom Suitor, Ma- rion Dozier, Iohnny Neely. David Simpson, Anne Polk, Nancy May. Margaret Starnes, Ann Neely, Zenobia Roberts, Miss Hardin. Fifth row, 1-r: Ray Dabney, Iay Sims, Bill Sturgis, lack Sadler, Robert Strozier, George Town- send, George Bomar, Paul Moon. The airn oi the Latin Clulo is to encourage among high school students an interest in and an appreciation oi the civilization, language, literature, and art ot ancient Greece and Rome, and to give to the students some un- derstanding ot the debt oi our own culture to that ot classie cal antiquity. Gur club is aitiliated with the lunior Classical League which is a national organization. EEA. Motto: First row, l-r: Donald Parrish, Bil- ly Simpson, Clyde Dunn. Billy Sanders, Stanley Parrish. Alfred McDaniel, Billy Strait, B.lly Craig. Frankie McGuire, Charlie Steele, ice Fields, Billy Feemster, Carl Iackson. Second row: l-r: Charles Devin- ney, Ted Robinson, Iackie Mas- sye, Jackie Dunlap, Ronald Dun- lap, Eugene Mothershed, Roy Gryder, Buford Fields, Newton Slzugart, Harry Rockholt. Third row, l-r: Mr. Smoak, Clyde Mitchell, Eugene Polk, Bobby Duncan, Leonard Howell, Calvin W'atkins, Billy Rast, Bobby Rud- der, Porter Rodden, Thomas Wix, Delano Sturgis, G. R. Clark, Zeb Carter. Douglas Stroud. Not pictured: Bobby Falls, Ernest Wolfe, Eddie Whisonant. Clyde Hill, and Iimmie Nunn. LEARNING TO DO EARNING TO LTVE DOING TO LEARN LlVlNG TO SERVE GEFICERS President . . , . . . . .G. R. CLARK Vice-President . . . .ZEB CARTER Secretary . . . BOBBY RUDDER Treasurer ..... . . . . . . . .. .CLYDE HILL 5!'USu., OFFICERS Latin Club President . .,..... . ,IOHNNY BLACKMON Vice-President .,.. . . . BARBARA AMICK Secretary . . . . .PATSY SMITH Treasurer , . .,.,.., . .IOHN SADLER Motto: Ad Astra Per Aspera Club Colors: Purple and Gold First row. l-r: Nancy May. Ann Polk, Laura Lesslie, Ioanne Gil- bert. Phyliss Anderson, Beth Schrader. Louise Robinson. Second row. l-r: Miss Goforth. Barbara Amick, Ann Neely, Ann Brooks, Racheal Iones. Margaret Starnes, Ioanne Hill, Charles Childers. Third row. l-r: Freddie Whittle, Bobby Beckham, Ioe Pierce, George Caveny, Martha Rodman, Rachel Young. Not pictured: George Holroyd, Sara Sowel. First row, l-r: Barbara Reinhardt. Shirley Crenshaw. Nancy Park- er, Sammy Segal. Martha Sweatt. Lillian Simmons, Ieanette Furr. Second row, l-r: Miss Bell. Iohnny Thompson, Betty Nichols, loanne lordan, Patsy Rawls, Anne Ran- dall, Doris Rogers. Virgil Domin- ick. Third row, I-r: Sara Sapp. Carol yn Lowry, Hulic Ratterree, Clin- nie Reddick. Charles Barrett. Howard Hawkins. Paul Chandler. JLINICDR DRAMATICS The purpose ot the lunior Drarnatics Club is to encour- OFFICERS afse and develop self-expression throuqh participation in president , , , ,,,,,,, A ,NANCY MAY various phases ot actina arid through the writinq of plays. vicepresideni , A,,. ANN PQLK Membership is rnado up of students from the freshman sec,-sim-y . . , . LAURA L1-3531.15 Cmd Sfmhcmore classes. Treasurer . . . . . . . ..,.. . . .IOANNE GILBERT The Garnet and Black is the official news oraan ot time. lt is written bythe students of the journalism class, Rock Hill High School. lt is published every other week and is financed by student subscriptions and advertise- durinq the school year except holidays and examination ments. The purpose ot the D. O. Club are to develop qood leadership and citizenshipg to foster the best possible spir it between employer, trainee, parents, and schooly to pro mote interest in the trade and industrial prcarams amona Membership: Composed of students enrolled in D. E. Class. Meetings: Every first Wednesday in the calendar month. Proarams relatina to problems in retailina are student teachers parents and the pubic ard to promote the dianity ot aood honest labor and to seek increased etticiency in the chosen occupations throuah study and practice given. Aims: To further the activities ot students takina DE. and to brina about a closer relationship between student and business and business and school. OFFICERS -. GENE THOMAS President FRANCES SIMPSON Vice-President GRADY WILSON Secretary IOE CABANISS Treasurer First row, l-r: Franklin Quinn. Murray Adkins, Bobby Belk, Frances Simpson, Richard Wil- Iiams, Hugh Waterson, Grady Gibson. Second row- I-r: Mackey Ioe Nor- man, Gene Dillinger, Gary Kim- brell, Billy Scott, lack Fincher, Eugene Thomas, Gordon McMa- nus, Iimmy Williford, Mr. Work- man, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Ioe Cabaniss. Iim- my Hart, and Steve Pursley. OFFICERS PATRICIA TURNER President MILLIE SANDERS Vice-President GENEVA FAULKNER Secretary LIONEL HILTON Treasurer First row, I-r: Millie Sanders, Pat Turner, Peggy Steele. Nancy Thatcher. Second row, 1-r: Miss Emma h Hope, Sponsor. Gene I-Iinson, Bobby Ramsey, Wade Houston. Lionel Hilton. Geneva Faulkner. Not pictured: Donald Sibley. Eva Riddle. f-U First row. l-r: Ted Robinson. Wiley Allen. Frederick Hayes, Reese Massey. Bobby Beckham. Harold Brooks. Charles Spencer. Second row. 1-r: Iimmy Collins. Bill len- ninqs, Iimmie Gallman. Ronald Wolfe. Bruce Woods. Ierry McKenzie, Mr. Holtz- endorf. Third row, l-r: G. R. Clark, Hulic Ratterree. Donald Dunlap. Ernest Westerlund. Kinard Strozier. Fourth row. 1-r: Gene Cranford. Robert Stro- zier. lchnny Blackman. Bill Thornton. Tom- my Brown. Donald Poole. The purpose ot the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, OFFICERS P 'd t. . . ...... . CHARLES SPENCER and extend throughout the home, school and com- resl en Q V I I Vice-President .... . . HAROLD BROOKS munity, high standards ot Christian Character. Secretary-Treasurer . . . . BRUCE WOODS ri- i- y First row. l-r: Betty Nichols. Nancy Buddin. Kay Merchant. Ioan Darby. Martha Sweatt. Ann Garrison. Second row. l-r: Barbara Hearle. Carol Ann Ratterree, Ierry Morgan. Martha Beckham, Mary Evelyn Kennedy. Marie Martin. Third row: Miss Myer. Norma Buddin. Ger- aldine Hollis, Ienny Boyd. Barbara Holland, Maxine Reynolds. Phyllis Fincher. Ruth Strait. Not pictured: Estelle Bishop. Nancy Fergu- son. Norma Harris. Betty Iordan. Patsy Ior- dan. Nancy Martin. Reba McClintock. and Pat Turner. OFFICERS The purpose ot the Tri-Hi-Y is to Create, maintain, Presidem' I I I ' ' A H A A I IENNIE BOYD and extend throughout the home, school, and com- vice.p,esid,,m, , I .PHYLLIS FINCHER munity, high standards ot Christian character. Secretary- . . . .NORMA BUDDIN Treasurer . . . .GERALDINE HOLLIS To furnish opportunities for broadening the gener- al knowledge of the members. To help them get a better understanding of the problem of the commer- cial world and to increase the working efficiency of the club, by giving them actual business letters, club programs, book honor rolls, mimeographing, cutting stencils, etc. To advance the interests of the business department and of business education in general. urerl. ommercia CLA First row. l-r: Betty Lee Dabney. Fay Mullrs Betty Carter. Mary Belle Branham. Ioanne Prevette. Sara Lazenby. Martha Rawls lvice-presidentl. Margaret Sledge lTreas Second row. l-r: Miss Marshal. sponsor Marceille Morris. Sara Strait. Nancy Lou Tiller lSecretaryl. Nancy Dozier. Mary Frances Love. Cornelia Coqburn. Anne Harper. Wilma Davis. Third row. l-r: Betty Ruth Montgomery lPresidentl. Iennie Boyd. Lucille Morris Geraldine Hollis. Margie McFadden. Betty lean Love, Ann Turner. Dot Platt. Not pictured: Carolyn Klinqer. OFFICERS President . . . . ,BETTY RUTH MONTGOMERY Vice-President . . . . . .MARTHA RAWLS Secretary . . . . NANCY LOU TILLER Treasurer . . . MARGARET SLEDGE lQ...b0 CAL First row. l-r: Gene Devoe. Billy Ramsey. Leroy McCormick. Gerald Vess. Billy Mc- Fadden. Donald Trader. Delano Kaiser. Second row. l-r: Dickey Hudsputh. Iackson McManus. Leroy Boatwright, Ioe Brown IPresidentJ, Iimmy Collins. Carroll Culp. Mr. Gault lsponsorl. Third rcw. l-r: lchn Adams. Keith Biqham. Ray Dabney fSecretary-treasurerl. Iimmy Younque. Ronnie Viola lVice-Presidentl. 'immie Duncan. The aim of the radio club is to foster interest in a worthwhile hobby and eventually to give members sufficient training in radio theory and code to enable them to pass a government radio examination. The club meets each Monday morning during homeroom period and it occasionally meets durinll the week at members' hotties. OFFlCERS President , . , . . . . . Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer . . . JOE BROWN . . BONNIE VIOLA . . RAY DABNEY IRL' LEE CLUB Tlie Girls Glee Club is under ine direction ol Mrs. This year, the President was Nancy Dunlap, tli Rosa B. Guess. Vine-President, Norma Buddin, the Secretary, Mar Each year the rnenibers of the Girls Glee Clulv Frances Love, and the Treasurer, Sybil Clanton. look forward to taking part in the Slfrle Festival Con Both Glee Clubs and Mixed Cliorus are aocon lest and lo sinqinq for various civic and social Clubs panied by Mrs. Billy Hayes. in the city. CFFICERS Presideni . . . . . . ....... CHARLES CHOCKER Vice-President . . ......, . . .IIMMY GALLMAN Secretary-Treasurer ....... .......... B ILLY RAST BUYS' CLEE CLUB The Boys' Cflee Club is under the direction of Mrs. Rosa B. Guess. All the boys ond girls who tdke chorcrl music ore eligible for membership in Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, ond the Mixed Chorus. Rock Hill High is fortunote in hdvinq d large en- rollment in these courses, so competition is keen when the forty members who ore to sing in the South Corolino Festivdl Contest ore chosen eocl year. This yeor, the officers of the Boys' Glee Club or Charles Crocker, Presidentg limmy Gdllmon, Vice President, ond Bill Host, Secretory ond Treosurei First row, l-r: Harry Morgan. Curtis Nunnery, Charlie Childers, Frederick Hayes, Iohn Iackson. Frank Mixon, Gene Warner. Calvin McCaw. Lindsey Mathews, Don Ferguson, Charles Segal. Second row, l-r: Mrs. Rosa B. Guess, Donald Neal. Bobby Wemer, Norman Dabney. lack Dunlap. Eddie Carswell. Gene Sullivan, George Bomar. Fennal Craig. Sammie Segal, Richard Sherer, Ted Robinson, Mrs. Billie Hayes. Third row, l-r: Ronnie Faust. Bill Rast. Leroy Linderrnan, Ray Rowell, Calvin Watkins. Ierry McKenzie, Eugene Polk, Ierry Baker, Bill Corley, Ioe Covington. Fourth row, l-r: Charles Crocker. Ernest Westerland, Clinnie Reddeclr, Richard Haley, Robert Tate, Howard Craven. Virgil Domin- ick. George Townsend, Ronald Wolfe. Mansfield Simmons, Ioe Pierce, Howard Hawkins. Filth row, l-r: Benny Corley. Iimmy Poe, Harold Brooks, Bruce Woods, Iimmy Gallman. Bill Thornton, Ronnie Torrence. Iohnny Brunson, Robert Culp, Donald Ayers, Tommy Caveny. Buford Williams. l 2 JLINICDR .. OPHCEHS President ....... SYLVIA GREEN Vice-President .... DOROTHY ADAMS Secretary . . . . MARION BADDOUR Treasurer . . . . LYNDA ANDERSON First row. l-r: Lauvenia Bailey. Voncille Tinkler. Ruth Craig. Annie Laura Mobley. Lynda Lee Anderson. Sylvia Green. Marian Baddour, Alberta Baddour, Dot Adams. Barbara Taylor. Betty Starnes. Bessie Wil- liams. Mary Parker. Second row. I-r: Mrs. Wolie, Annette Big- ham. Edna Mae Pyatt. Emily McAtter. Max- ine Coble, Patricia Heath, Ada Vanadore. Elline Steele. Ioanne Buchanon. Edna Mont- gomery. Etta Hutchinson. Anna Laura Haire. Betty lean Cornwell, Frances Betch- ler. Loretta Threatt. Third row. l-r: Carolyn Howe. Emily Floyd. Barbara Fields. Mary Ruth Roberts. Ruth Ann Threatt. Patsy Roach. Loretta Iordan. Sylvia Belk. Patsy Tatham, Phyllis Mitch- um. Nancy Giles. Barbara Morris. Shirley Moon. Patricia Hinson. First row. l-r: Lavenia Bailey. Bessie Wil- liams. Sara Carter. Iean Potts. Iudy Gaul- den. Peggy Black. Ioyce Small. Second row. 1-r: Helen Robinson. Patricia Parker. Donald Dunlap. Etta Hutchinson. Mary Ruth Roberts, Ruth Ann Threatt. Third row. l-r: Tom Suiter. Billy Sturgis. Frances Beckler. Hayward Williams. Clyde Mitchell. Fourth row. l-r: I. D. Williams lassistant :ounty aqentl. George Taylor tHome Dem- onstration aqentl. I. D. Miller tcounty aqentl. The purpose of the luriior Homemakers Associa- prove her home and surroundings and to strengthen tion is to develop within the girls the ability to im- the confidence of the girl in herself and her work. - CLUB The pledge taken by the members of the 4H Club is: My Head to Clearer Thinking My Heart to greater loyalty My Health to Better Living My Hands to Larger service for my club, my community, and my country. The members of this club must live in the country and have a worthy project. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The Library Club is made up of those students who serve as assistants in the library. These students devote one period each day to work in the library. They assist in circulation, in the processing of new materials, in read- ing shelves, in poster and display Work, and in reference PRCDJECTU The Projectors' Club is made up of those students who operate the audio-visual aids of the school: namely, the 16mm film projector, the film-strip projector, the opaque projector, the tape and disc recorders, and the record player. work. The club serves as a pre-vocational tryout for students who are interested in librarianship as a career as well as giving them a knowledge of library arrangement and procedures which will be useful throughout any future career. RS' LLJB These students have the responsibility of taking the equipment to the classroom, setting it up, and operating it, and returning it to the office. The club serves as a pre-vocational try-out for those who are interested in this type of work as a career as well as being an aid to the teacher who used this equipment. First row, l-r: Carolyn Swann. Phyllis An- derson. Martha lane Morgan, Ann Harper. Barbara Amick. Iulia Cathcart. First row- l-r: Calvin Watkins, Iimmy Col- lins, Billy Howe, Bill Hunter, Gerald Work- man. Second row, l-r: Walter Brown. Marvin Ghani, Bobby Falls. Wylie Iohnson, Hugh Ratterree, Fred Carter. Not pictured: Gene Pettus. Donald McGar- ity. FEATURED Tl-I I 9 ff ,J LEADING ,4 I? J!! !?fA WC! 06ll'lI'l2 Ol' all Judd L A D I E S Egg? Korn! ogfdan Smmond W6ll'lCg QOZLQI' gli? 5 me fm aff, gzuagne, XM 4 . , is? 'S-av' , .AK , ,W Q , m , Q 3. lli wskq MK 9 , L V, . b .f,: EV, V L, v . A wf l5,J:gi,f'vgt'2f'K3iq.gggg5gW , , i , f.5'Af Q 5 ,X H 6 ,. Y i X., ' di , Q may IQ? R Q I . M ,, . 'I digk' R if . ,VJ SLI 1 M K XA ' u A A+ 75541 F V . f.,'! Q , ' 'rw Wh f m z iv -pu V7 . 9-J X y . ks V? K my . ff-. , W 5 V.,. ff FF 2? K :Q 5 G-gffii U A22 fn.- ,...2f 'A , , r ' o 4. Vw l ,QA an Q' , x 1.5, 4' avg V 3, 'v,j I Y' if-f f M' QW4 ,J .M hi, WITTIEST Iackie Gardner Betty lean Love MOST ATHLETIC Bobby Tinkler Phyllis Fincher CLASS LOAFEE Bethene McClain Doc Herlonq BEST DRESSED I ohnnle Glll Sara Lczzenby TEACHER S PET ANNE RANDALL IOHNNIE GILL A02 'IJUAO STUDENTS' CHOICE Anne Randall Gettys Harris BEST-ALL-ROUND Ioanne Iordan Gettys Harris MOST IN LOVE Karl Grice Sara Lazenby BIGGEST PEST I ackle Gardner I eanette Furr BEST LOOKING lohnnle Glll Phyllis Fincher BI GEST ELIBT SCHOOL SPIRIT BIGGEST BABY Bobbie Long Ioe Easley Steve Pursley Iohnnie Gill Ioanne Iordan Faye Good OLD MAID AND BAOHELOB William Oates Nell Iarrell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BIGGEST GBOUCH Anne Randall Ernest Westerlund Gettys Harris Martha Rawls MISS I-II MISS KING AND QUEEN OE HEARTS Gene Cranford, Peggy LeGrande and Harold Brooks Phyllis Fincher D. A. R. 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N 41:0 AWAQQ W 1 ' ,fm an v Y fm sf 'Bib PORT 3 HI W? iv-W jigufe ,i,.w'Mf W 30 UA., BEAR From a green, inexperienced squad in September to a well-balanced, smooth-working football machine in No- vemberrfthat is the story of the 1949 edition of the Bock Hill High School Bearcats. When the final whistle blew Thanksgiving Day the scoreboard showed that the Bear- cats had won five games, lost two, and tied one. For the fifth straight season, then, the Bearcats marched to a successful season. High praise for that success goes to Head Coach Walter Ienkins, assistant coaches, Calvin ww ,,. , -- L My ,vi at W A . lt r 1 'F A V 44 W W I CATS McCaw and Gene Avery, and a squad of players who didn't know the meaning of the word quit. lt took plenty of hard work. Any coach will tell you that there is no substitute for the long, tiring hours on the practice field. But the Bearcats and their coaches were willing to pay the price. Even now the players can prob- ably hear lenkins yelling over and over, run it again, run that play again, and McCaW shouting block hard drive, drive, drive. at . ,g . if WW' Ma-D. . , .. U W W I , I f ,ew W nf! ya 1 A Q , y ,A,,. V it as ? a ' A ' 1 bw' '5 gi l ' t Q Q my . ,,,,,aw . N. . ,ge .. First row. left to right: Harold Saverence. Butch Phillips. Eugene Mothershed, Lowell Ramsey, Benny Corley. Karl Grice, Iimmy Gallman. Second rcw, lett to right: Coach Ienkins. Iim Neal, I-'ennell Craig. Richard Haley. Bobby Rudder. Buck George, Charles Spencer, Bobby Falls. Coach McCaw. Third row. left to right: Billy McGill, Swain Wright, Iohnny Brunson, Iimmy Phillips, Doc Herlong. Bobby Tinkler. Iimmy Neely. Franklin Williams. Coach Avery. The Bearcats, however, weren't buying any of that gloom, thank you. Even after Harding beat them 2l-O in the season's opener, they just worked harder and aimed for the win column. Before the year was over they had put tive notches in that column and numbered among their contests Gaffney, Brookland-Cayce, Lancaster, Florence, and Georgetown. They tied or powerful Columbia team rated as one of the best elevens in the state. The other loss was to Sumter, losers only once during the year. lndividually it was also a good year. Bobby Tinkler, captain and end, and Bill MCGill, alternate captain and guard, were named to the South Carolina squad for the Shrine Bowl game in Charlotte. Tackle lohnny Brunson also won honors and was selected as a member of the Up-State tearn which played in the Horse Bowl game at Camden. There you have a brief picture ot the Bearcats of '49 who stayed in the fight all the way. The High School and the folks of Bock Hill are justly proud of them. '01 li IIM NEAL Back BOBBY TINKLER End IOHNNY BRUNSON Tackle IIMMY NEELY Tackle HAROLD SAVERANCE Back QQ 9' 1 ROCK HILL 0 HARDING 21 Frrst Qame J1tters proved costly to the Bear cats ln the1r seasons opener Wrth a veteran Hardmq team A crowd of about 5000 fans saw the Char1otte team take a 21 0 dec1s1on The v1s1tors scored on the openrnq krckoft The ball soared mto the Rock H111 end zone and when the Bearcats falled to cover 11 Gene M1tche11 tell on the prqskln tor a Hardlnq touch down Hardmq scored aqaln before the half w1th Ioe Wh1te passmq to hm McCa11urn Fleet Ray Morr1s added the last score 1r1 the t1na1 perlod wlth a 17 yard dash off tackle MOTIIS klcked all three pomts Rock H111 threatened several t1mes and once went to the Hardmq one foot 11ne but was un able to score The prettlest play of the game was a 60 yard run by Harold Saverance Bear cat fullback Other outstandlnq Bearcats were ends Irm Ph1111ps and Bobby T1n1c1er and guard B111y McG111 Robert Grant played a qood detens1ve qarne ROCK HILL 13 GAFFNEY 6 The Bearcats surv1ved three costly IIYSI half fumbles and numerous pena1t1es to get the1r thelr t1rst w1n of the year at Gaffney Two last half touchdowns gave Rock H111 a 13 to 6 de BILLY MCGILL Guard IIMMY PHILLIPS End BENNY CORLEY Center KARL GRICE Back BUTCH PHILLIPS Back BOBBY FALLS BUCK GEORGE Buck Back c1s1on although they declsrvely outplayed the hometown Indlans Gaffney Scored f1rst after recover1ng a Rock H111 fumble on the Bearcat 45 Drew broke off tackle and went to the 20 where he 1atera11ed to Dan Smlth who ambled on to the one yard strrpe From that pornt Drew cracked over They fought back after the 1nterm1ss1or1 I-Iam mer1n Hal Saverance sparked the frrst dr1ve ed the extra pomt through the 11ne In the last stanza Karl Grlce prtched seven yards to 11m Phrlhps ln the end zone for the frnal TD Buck George Butch Ph1111ps Saverance and Bobby Falls were outstandmg 1n the backfreld wh11e 11m Ph1l11ps played a great game at end ROCK HILL 53 BROOKLAND CAYCE 0 Brookland Cayce was game all the way but dldnt have a chance against the Bearcats Coach Walter Ienkms used every member of the 34 man Rock H111 squad but st111 the score mounted and the Bearcats won 53 U The game was played at the Bock H111 Stadlum In the f1ISt quarter Karl GIICS turned 1n an 84 yard Jaunt and a few mmutes later Buck George romped 86 yards on a beautlful punt return After that 1t was Slmply a matter of how blg the score would be Before the shoot LESTER HORNE ROBERT GRANI' Tackle Back msg IIMMY GALLMAN Guard RICHARD HALEY Back DOC HERLONG End GARY STEPHENS Back LARRY CONNOR Back l. HOWARD HAWKINS Center FENNELL CRAIG Guard BOBBY RUDDER End BILL YOUNG Tackle LOWELL RAMSEY Center , 1 Pnl R ak . . f A t and plunged over from the three. He also add- I 9 . to Wai 4 'tr fb v v B T E A M First row. l-r: Coach Gene Avery. Lindsay Matthews. David McCaw. George Bomar, Don Ferguson. Eddie Carswell, Ronnie Os- born. Second row. l-r: Bill Corley, Folsum Clinton. Gene Warner, Icmes Lowery. Iohn Jackson, limmy Maner, Iohnny Neal. Third row, l-r: Bill Hunter, Bill Ienninqs. Iimrny Peay, Ierry Workman. Calvin Iordan, Leonard Tinkler, and Sunny Furr. TINKLER Captain End ing was over, George, Butch Phillips, and lim Neal each had two touchdowns, Saverance one, and Grice had one touchdown and five extra points. ln addition to the players already mentioned, tackles, Swain Wright and Iohnny Brunson, and guard, Billy McGill were great in the line. Ted Bobinson and Gary Stephens also turned in fine backfield jobs. ROCK HILL 39 LANCASTER 0 The Bearcats played probably their best game of the season against the Purple Hurri- canes at Lancaster. The Hurricanes made the mistake of letting the word get around that this was the year they were going to take the Bear- cats. They had a good team and they wanted to win. The Rock Hillians, however, soon ruined their hopes. With Buck George running brilliantly the Bearcats posted a 30 to 0 victory in their scrap- book. George collected three touchdowns, one an electrifying 82-yard punt return on the last play of the first half. Saverance got two touch- downs, including a 75-yard run from scrimmage, and the final tally came on a 26-yard pass from Ted Robinson to Larry Connor. The entire Bock Hill line was terrific. Lan- caster made only one first down. ROCK HILL 7 SUMTER 27 Sumter was at this stage of the season prob- ably the best team in the state. The Bearcats were primed for an upset, and when the Friday night game time arrived the 'Cats were ready and rarin'. At game time, however, torrents of rain swept over the Bock Hill Stadium and the game was postponed until Saturday night. Then it was delayed until Monday night. The Gamecocks finally proved to the 4,300 fans at the Stadium that they were a good club. MCGILI. NEAL WILLIAMS Guard Back Tackle 1 was GRICE HERLONG CRAIG Back End Guard Russell Sutton was sensational as he accounted for three Sumter touchdowns, an extra point, and set up the other TD. The only Rock Hill score came on a neat pass play from Karl Grice to Wingback Larry Connor, which covered 45 yards. Connor was flying when he took the aerial and he outran everybody in sight. Grice kicked the point. Bobby Falls was outstanding for the Bearcats as was Buck George, Billy McGill, Iimmy Gallman, Swain Wright, Bobby Rudder and Iimmy Phillips. ROCK HILL 19 FLORENCE 0 Two quick scores in the first quarter put the Bearcats off to a good start against the Yellow Iackets from Flor- ence and a tally in the final quarter gave them an im- pressive l9 to U win at the Stadium. The win was a costly one because Buck George, sensational back, received a back injury in the first period and was carried from the field. The injury caused him to miss the following weeks game with Columbia. George got the first score on a nifty 20-yard run. He started around his own left end, faked a wouldebe tackler neatly, and scooted all the way standing up. Grice missed the point. Later in the quarter after Bock Hill covered a Florence fumble on the Iacket nine, lim Neal plowed to the two and Gary Stephens slammed his way over the middle. This time Grice's placement was good. NEELY BHUNSON GM-I-MAN Tackle Tqcklg Gllllfd CORLEY HALEY HAWKINS Center Buck Center H. W. IENKINS, Head Coach C. E. MCCAW, Assistant Coach L. E. AVERY. Assistant Coach Butch Phillips led the drive which accounted tor the last score and finally plowed over from the one. Crice's kick for the point was wide. ROCK HILL 13 COLUMBIA 13 This was one the Columbia Caps were doped to win COCLCAQ5 by two touchdowns. With George out, the Bearcats weren't given a chance to stop hard-running Buster Bhame and his cohorts. But the Bock Hillians more than held their own and came up with a 13-l3 deadlock. This game more than any other displayed the fighting spirit which marked the play of the Bearcats. Columbia scored in the second quarter when an at- tempted quick kick by Karl Grice hit a Bock Hill player and bounded into the end zone. There Bobby Neely ot Columbia grabbed it for a touchdown, Bhame kicked the point. In the third quarter limmy Wells ran 7l yards for the second Cap tally. The kick for the point was wide. Despite the two-touchdown deticit the Bearcats roared back. Bobby Falls intercepted a Cap pass and blazed 50 yards down the sidelines to set up the first Bock Hill counter. Two plays later Grice tired to lim Phillips in the end zone for the score. Grice also added the point. Later Captain Bobby Tinkler partially blocked a Colum- bia punt and the 'Cats took over on the Cap 45. A long pass and a penalty put the ball on the one and Hal Saver- ance bulled over guard for the score. Grice missed the point. AND CHEERLEADERS Swain Wright, Tinlcler, and lohnny Brunson were lead- ers in a Rock Hill line which played a magnificent game. ROCK HILL 21 GEORGETOWN 7 For the first time since l936 the Bearcats were meeting a foe other than Chester on Thanksgiving Day. Officials had decided that a cooling off period between the two old rivals was necessary. So, the Georgetown Gators came to Rock Hill, but they couldn't stop the Bearcats. Thirteen Beacats were play- ing their last game in a High School uniform and they bowed out in a blaze of glory. Captain Bobby Tinkler tallied the first touchdown when he made a leaping catch of a Karl Grice pass in the end zone. lt was the best catch of the year at the Stadium. Grice added the first of his three points from placement. Saverance accounted for the second Rock Hill marker. With the ball on the midfield stripe in the third period, he broke through the middle for 48 yards. ln the next play he blasted over for the TD. Saverance also got the final marker on a one-yard plunge after a l3-yard ad- vance by Butch Phillips set the play up. fuel Sweatte turned in a 90-yard kickoff return for the Gators' only score. Ray Comer, Phyllis Fincher. Bethene McClain, Gene Pettus. Nancy Dunlap, Frances Iones. Ned Hunsucker. CIRLS' BASKETBA LR Leoma Kendall Betty Black Key Merchant Ioanne Darby Estelle Bishop Barbara Reinhardt lean Bxshop Barbara Lovette Bobble Iean Teno Pat Terhnde Peggy Hand Iune Steele Phyllxs Fincher Nonna Buddm Blllxe Peek Carolyn Lowery Betty lean Love The Lady Bearcats of 49 50 a spmted lense fme team work real sports' A successful season some wms some losses all qood lun' 90 qroup . . . sharpshooters . . . Good de- Standing: Leonia Kendall. Estelle Bishop. Billie Peek, Norma Bud- din, Phyllis Fincher, Kay Merchant. Sitting: Betty lean Love, Iune Steele. Standing: Bobbie lean Teno. Peggy Hand, Carolyn Lowery, Bar- bara Lovette, Dottie Rogers. Sitting. Barbara Reinhardt and lean Bishop. SENIORS IUNIORS 6 N. Q Of lu T 19 W 'I' ot Wmuulllluk G' R L 5 Amkxmh., ,W V 2 Q6 Z 5 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Standing: Doris Iohnson and Doris Roach. Kneeling: Pat Terlinde, Ruth Iohnson. Marion Baddour, Voncille Adams, Billie Ann Cameron. Ioanne Darby. Sitting: Betty Black, Nancy Buddin. Standing: Ioan Davidson, Patsy Tatham, Patricia Parker, Dorothy Brookshire, Dot Adams, Odean Ramsey, Linda Anderson, Martha Thomason. Sitting: Peggy Black and Leah Aberman. X 3'ii' 4-nf YT QI! CAPTAIN BOBBY TINKLER BILL HUNTER AND LESTER HORNE, MANAGERS BOBBY TINKLER IIMMY PHILLIPS BUCK GEORGE IIMMY GALLMAN CK S3 gm. Sitting: Iohn Iuckson. David McCcxw, Iimmy Mcmers, George Bo mar. Harold Scverunce. Gene Warner. Standing: Mr. McCcxw. Ioe Pierce, Leroy Lindermun, Mansfield Simmons, Ierry Baker, Kinard Strozier, lack Dunlap. ago , Z?afsLef6a! EF-H First row, l-r: Iimmy Neely, Bill Hunter, Lester Horne. Second row, I-r: R. W. Ienkins, Iimmy Gallman, Bobby Tinkler, Barron Sumner, Iimmy Phillips, Robert Grant, L. E. Avery, C. E. McCaw. BOBBY CREWS Third Row, l-r: Ray Comer, Bobby Crews, Larry Connor, Howard BARRON SUMNER VM! 11? 'N- g0C ORIN IACKSON ll Dy ROBERT GRANT so 'gl Eu. HOWARD HAWKINS LARRY CONNOR Hawkins, Doc Herlonq, Buck George and Pete Pundt. RAY COMER gat! L PETE PUNDT . ' A f 4 COACH L. E. AVERY TRACK BOBBY CREWS AND LESTER HORNE. Managers First Row: Mansfield Simmons, Iimmy Neely. Richard Haley, Eddie Carswell. Second Row: Bill Thornton. Folsum Clinton. Gene Sullivan, Cleduth Walker. Fennell Craig. TED ROBINSON Tned for hrs! place m State Meet BUCK GEORGE Won fu-st place m State Meet BOBBY FALLS IIMMY PHILLIPS BOBBY TINKLER BASEBALL The Baseball Nine, under the leadership of Coach Calvin McCaW, had a successful season x in 1949. The boys Won thirteen straiqht Games it and State Championship. They hope to repeat this record this year. From all reports they rnay do it. Letter men ot the l95U Nine are: Wx 3 'T' Iimmy Gallman tcatcherl, Karl Grice, Ierry Baker. Buddy Hawkins, Butch Phil- lips lpitcherl, Barron Sumner lsecond basel, Iohnny Gill lshort stopl. Iimmy Neal lthird basel Getlys Harris Cleft iieldl Larry Connor lrrght heldl IIMMIE GALLMAN KARL GRICE ' Wmrew J. is mv First Row Ilmmy Hart Ronnie Osborne Harold Saverance David McCaw I V Adams Manager Second Row George Bomar Barron Sumner Iohnme Gill Larry Connor Butch Phillips Ixmmle Gallman Mr McCaw Coach Third Row Bill Sweat! Ierry Mitchum Ierry Baker Buddy Hawkins Ioe Easley Gettys Harris Karl Gnce lim Neal Captain 96 1 1 2 2 ' . , f - f V I . ,. - .4 - .. rl Ti-.' x 'uf' .LT ,..3 , 1 0. . ,-v-1'J,,..X. T L.-i. ' s W N 5 1 ,, , J.:-ww, 3. K- ,',..,'w,', A . X, t - rw, . ,A . , . l sg, .4 -,Q . 2vv1q:'W'?yiM.k,- 7. ,H W-. -. V .X --in . - f .. ' fr-- ' , . -' . ' f X S ,. ..5-,wr K - - A ,fwr.,., ii' I , . 1 . . . . . 5 . . 1 . 1 . . , . 2 . , . I I I , ' , . BLCDCK RI-l CLUB PHYLLIS FINCHER . IIM NEAL .... NORMA BUDDIN . . IIMMIE GALLMAN . BETTY IEAN LOVE . BARRON SUMNER .,.... 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COMPLIMENTS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION Your Savings Insured for Safety Up To 55000 DIAL 3737 Compliments Ross Builders Supplies, Inc DIAL 2089 - ..... .- -.- .- - -.-.,- ...- - ,..........g. .g. -0- - -. .- ... -.-.,- .-. -u.- - - - 5 Q or n o n ' 0 : D ........: -..: :::.:.: : -.:..-.:..:.:.,: .g. .g.,-.-- - ...:.,- : -.: 2 :.: :.... :,: : - .- -. .- -. ...,.- : .- ..- : : : -.-I-:.--..-..g. .g.,:.: -.: :.: 2 .: :.: : : : : : : :... . . i at E H D E . 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I:II1II:II:IIjII1II:IIjI 1010100 THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER The Foremost Paper rn the Carolinas B D CHRISTMAS Agent Dml 5874 T e World Before Your Eyes Before Breakfast COMPLIMENTS an BEST WISHES from PENNY S Comphments of EFIRD S DEPARTMENT STORE ROCK HILL SOUTH CAROLINA Complnments of KEELS 81 SHELLITO CONSTRUCTION CO GENERAL CONSTRUCTION ROOFING SIDING 8I PAINTING Dual 5 1207 0'a:-131-:::II:II:II:II:II:I:zI:1II:IIzII4pI0'o .Win::::II:II::Iz:::II:I::II:II::I:II1I0'o 0'aI:II::::I:::::nz:IqIpII:I::::-1:IcpI::::::0'0 ' I-:I1II::I-1:IzI::I:-1:I:II:I I1I ' i , , Q . . 0.4 :I 10110, I I I I ' v I I I1 - I i 5 : ' 5 C , ! U 5 ' 5 : 5 I I I ll ll I I ' - II N n. ' I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 0:0 I :Q Q0 I I I II 9:0 0:0 Q0 02: I I II I I I I I 0:0 I-I U1 0 'a'.I iuzu-1 II 1 II :II :II :IIqpII1II 1 01010 ::0'o P4 ::I:II:II1II1II1II:IIzII:II:II1II:II:40'0 fa -i1I1II1II:II:4I1II1II:II1II1II:o1o1I '0 0'0'I1II1II:II1II1II1II1II1II:II1II1II1II:I0'0 I ' S 3 9 9 0 I I I I I I I . 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I :Q CONGRATULATIONS TO THE S E N IO R S ' REID BROS ELECTRIC Compluments of WILMA QUINN AUDITOR YORK COUNTY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I950 DAVIS MARKET INC KFORMERLY CITY MARKETI Complnments of GOOD MOTOR COMPANY Compluments of H HUT GROCERIES MEATS GAS OIL DIAL 5627 CONGRATULATIONS un BEST WISHES from SEARS ROEBUCK 81 COMPANY Congratulatlons to the Class of l950 ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO INC DIAL 4330 ROCK HILL S C Congratulations to the CLASS OF l950 GOLD TEX FABRICS CORPORATION 4311111111 1 1 11111111111 11 1 Q9 1 1 111 11111020 0:a11111 1 1 11 1 1111111111111111111 1 111 i g : B , , I O i . g LI 4:01101-109 111111 1 1 11111111111111111: 1 1 111111420 020111111111 11111 11 1111111111111 1111 111 0 -1111111111 111 1 1 1 1111101111111 -111111130 ' 11111111 1 1110911111111111111111111111111111- 0.0 Q 0.0 02011111 1111111111111111 111111 111111 1 1 111120 0:01111 111 1 1 1 111111111111111 111 11 5:41101 1 11 1 1111111111111v1111111 111111 111111140 0:01111 1 1 1 1 1111 1 1111 111 1 1 1 II ' ' I . ,. - 'I H l Q , . . 03111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111199 0!0r:111111f111111111111111111111111111111111111111 0:01111 1 111 11111 111111111 111 1111111.11111Q 0:41101 1 1 111111111111111111 1 111 111: 02011111111 1 1 111 111 11 11111111111111111 111111020 02011111111-11111111111111111111110111111111111 Complnments of MARSHALL HARDWARE AND SUPPLY COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF MARSHALL OIL COMPANY Compllments of MAXWELL BROS 81 MAYFIELD BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I950 CAMPBELL CLOTHING COMPANY Complnments of HARRIS WILLIAMS GULF SERVICE STATION Congratulations f Seniors' DE VORE S GROCERY CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF I950 THE JEWEL BOX MOORE S GARAGE EXTENDS GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF I950 II8 East White St Dlal 3230 I.-0: : : -II:-.:..:..:.':-I-...gf1,1 QIQUQOQIQQQ .:wCI1un-1:--can-an 1,11-pm. gf-p--'IQ 1 11.1. . 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Jack Glasscock Compliments ot PARRISH FLOWERLAND 221 North Avenue Dual 2973 GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 WHITE OIL COMPANY Complrments of TODD 81 MORRIS FUNERAL HOME Dependable Ambulance Service DIAL 2051 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE SPORTING GOODS HOME APPLIANCES RADIO REPAIR 11011 zozoiozozozozoiozt 14 in 10101014 101014 101014 101010 n:o1o14x:o1o1ojo1o1o14r1n14v:1 1010101 ioioiozuiuzox 1014 i u H i I ' n I 5 1 H - U 1 s l 1 1 II 1 1 1 ' l 12011411-.1111-Tzu:U1-,za11.101011-:axe o:n:1::o::n:o1a:,I:f:101014-:U-1111030 Qtouzoxnzuzuzu1.114111-asain: :zznzrpzo 02411111111-:zuzez.110zuxczaxnznzmfo p..a 1.4 : 4914114111114134simv1o1u1u1u1nin1uo:o a:4ci:n:o::n1oi:xioz::1910101 wining: ,twin 1 ::1:v1o:::-xzzpinzozc: -. 91011020 gxuricvicvivizvzeviojoievioioioiofqo I H ll ll I Q H ' i I n u I i g u . . g I I II H i g I - g 0:4 4 I 4 1:20 9:0 I I I :Q 0:0 n I I :Q 0:0 pig Compllments of BAKER S SHOE SERVICE Caldwell Street ROCK HILL SOUTH CAROLINA Rawlmgs ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT We Equip the Winners ROBERTSON S SPORTING GOODS STORE I3l Hampton Street BEST WISHES THE CLASS OF 1950 G E HYATT GROCERY East Moore Street Dual 4441 Compluments of LEE M SH ERER COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION C ongratulatlonsl REID FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS Fon EVERY occAsloN 129 Hampton Street ROCK HILL SOUTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS HOLLER BROS GARAGE Plan for a Future ln Beauty Culture FARAH S BEAUTY COLLEGE ROCK HILL S C DIAL 4828 Congratulations to the Sensors DICKSON SERVICE STATION OAKLAND AVENUE DIAL 3943 1 1 1 11 11:1 1 1 1 1 1: 1 1 111 11111111020 0:0 111:91-1111111111111111111111111 111 111110: , I I 111111111 111 1 1 1111111111 11-11 1 1111511111 4:0 020111111-1111111111-1111 1111111111111111111111111111 ll1lD1r1111 1 1 1l4'l11i4l11l1Ul 1 1 1 10101109 0:0-i 11'i'1' llliui i i ilili 1 1 iqiwi i' ll ' ll n ' ll ' ' ll ! 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Q ov. reenville a Greenville ! 6 ov. ancaster at oc Hill . i ov. 30 o be illed ,101 1 1 1010101014111-1 1 ,111 1 101111.05 9201101411 inguzoguxnzngnzuz 1: 1 101, MR. CARTER S HIGH SALESMEN Gln GF SWL, THE GOVERNOR PAYS US A VISIT DOES SANTA BRING BOOKS. TOO? LEON AND NATHANIEI. 'W' MR. GANDY INHERITS AN OIL WELL! LI. OLD I-'AITHFUIJ' EDWARD L AYERS IR RALPH G BAILEY Glee Club Cl 23 Band C1233 SCI ence Club C13 Secretary Cl3 Secre tary of Homeroom C23 Debaters League C2 33 Secretary C2 33 D O Club C43 IULIA ANN BELK Iun1or Dramat1cs Cl3 Glee Club Cl 2343 Iun1or I H A C123 Sen1or I H A C3 43 VICE Pres1dent C33 Pres1 dent C43 B1ble Club C33 IIMMY BENFIELD ESTELLE BISHOP Entered from Chester H1gh School Chester S C 1947 Ma1orette C33 B1ble Club C2 33 Sen1or Intramural Basketball C43 Vars1ty Basketball C3 43 Glee Club C2 33 Tr1 H1 Y C43 shall C43 ROBERT G BOLIN IR Glee Club Cl 23 Band C2 3 43 D O Club C43 Football C43 IENNIE BEATRICE BOYD Lat1n Club Cl3 Iun1or Dramat1cs Cl3 Delta Tr1 H1Y Cl3 Basketball B Team Cl3 Grrls Glee Club Cl 2343 V1cePres1dent C23 M1X9d Chorus Cl 2343 State MUSIC Contest C2343 Homeroom C2 33 V1C9PIGS1dGHl of Homeroom C43 Student Counc1l C2 33 Omega Tr1H1Y C43 Pres1dent C43 Teen Canteen Cl 23 Commerc1al Club C43 MUSIC Cp1ano3 C23 Sen1or Carnrval C43 Property Manager of Iun1or Class Play C33 IOHN THOMAS BOYD Band Cl 2 3 43 SCIENCE Club C2 33 B1ble Club C33 Glee Club C123 4H Club Cl 2 33 MARY BELLE BRANHAM Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety C43 Lat1n Club Cl 23 MUSIC R Club C2 3 43 G1rls Cflee Club Cl 2 3 43 MlX9d Chorus Cl 2 343 Commerc1al Club C43 SCIQHCG Club C13 State MUSIC Contest Cl 23 43 Enghsh R Club C43 PEGGY BRANIGAN Glee Club Cl 233 Tr1 I-l1Y C123 I H A Cl3 Iun1or Dramat1cs C23 Lat1n Club C13 EHQl1sh B Club C33 Teen Canteen Cl 2 3 43 GUS BRIDGES HAROLD BROOKS H1 Y C3 43 VICE Pres1dent C43 Iun1or Marshal C33 Sen1or Marshal C43 Cap ta1n of Magazme Sale C43 Treasurer of Homeroom C43 Scrence Club Cl3 Glee Club Cl 43 Teen Canteen C2 33 Kat s Korner C43 IOE A BROWN IR Glee Club Cl 2 3 43 D O Club C33 Radlo Club C43 IERRY I. BUCHANAN B1ble Club C33 NORMA ANN BUDDIN Block RH Club C3 43 V1ce Pres1dent C43 Omega Tr1 H1 Y C43 Secretary C43 G1rls Glee Club Cl 2 3 43 V1ce PTGSI dent C43 Mrxed Chorus Cl 2 3 43 Iun 1or Dramat1cs C43 Basketball C1343 Manager C33 Vars1ty C43 State MUSIC Contest Cl 2 3 43 MUSIC H Club C2 3 43 Delta Tr1 H1 Y Cl3 Sen1or Carnrval C43 Teen Canteen Cl 43 Sen1or Mar shall C43 VIRGINIA GERALDINE CANADY Glee Club C123-43 Debaters League C23 I H A C2 33 IERRY L CARNES Band Cl 2 3 43 SCIQDCG Club Cl3 D O Club C43 Enghsh R Club C3 43 Band Festlval Cl 2 3 43 BETTY CARTER Glee Club Cl3 4H Club Cl 23 SCI ence Club Cl3 Lat1n Club Cl3 I H A Cl3 State MUSIC Contest C23 FIISC rat 1ng IH prano duet C23 Treasurer ot Homeroom C3 43 Nat1onal Honor So crety C43 Commerc1al Club C43 French Club C33 Th1rd prrze Amer1 can Legron Contest C23 Plano Cl 2 33 Cert1t1cate ot Merlt 1n Mathemancs GLADYS STURGIS CARTER Glee Club C33 B1ble Club Cl3 NEAL CARROLL G R CLARK F F A C2 3 43 VICG Pres1dent C Pres1dent C43 H1 Y Club C43 125 CORNELIA COGBURN Glee Club C133 Debaters League C23 B1ble Club C33 Commerc1al Club C43 Teen Canteen ROBERT SUMTER COLLINS Band Cl 23 Glee Club C43 Sc1ence Club C23 B1ology Club C33 B1ble Club MARY ELLA COVINGTON FENNELL CRAIG Vars1ty Football C3 43 Track Cl 2 3 43 B Team Football Cl 23 Block HH Club C43 Glee Club Cl 2343 Iun1or Dramat1cs Cl 23 Lat1n Club Cl3 En gl1sh Pt Club C33 WILLIAM M CRAIG 4H Club Cl3 Glee Club C43 Kats Korner C43 BOBBY CREWS Entered from Charlotte N C 1948 V1ce Pres1dent of Homeroom C43 Bas ketball C43 Manager Football C43 B Team Football C33 B Team Basketball C23 Block RH Club C43 CHARLES FARRELI.. CROCKER B1blG Club C33 Glee Club C12 3 43 BETTY LEE DABNEY Secretary of Homeroom Cl3 Band Dramat1cs Cl3 I H A C2343 Prest dent C33 Debaters League C23 Presl dent ot Homeroom C2 43 Student Counc1l C2 43 V1cePres1dent C23 VICQ Pres1dent of Homeroom C33 Delegate toI H A Convent1onC23 Beta Club Cl'7343 Secretary C43 B1ble Club C3 43 Secretary C33 VICE Pres1dent C43 Secretary ot Iun1or Class C33 Secre tary ot Sen1or Class C43 Commerc1al Club C43 Student Patrol C33 State Fash1on Show C33 Excellent rat1ng CI H A3 P1ano Cl233 Sen1or Carnr val C43 Bearcat Statt C43 Nat1onal Honor SOCIGCY C43 Nat1onal H1gh School Heg1ster 43 FRANCIS HELEN DAVIS Lat1n Club Cl3 Iun1or Dramat1cs H A Cl3 Cflee Club C43 WILMA LEE DAVIS Glee Club Cl 2343 I H A Cl 233 Debaters League C2 33 VICG Pres1dent C33 Engl1sh R Club C3 43 B1ble Club C3 43 State MUSIC Contest Cl 2 43 Commerc1al Club C43 Iun1or Dramat ICS Cl3 MUSIC R Club C2 3 43 , I I -, , . 1 C23. 1 1 1 1 1 - I I - , I ' 1 1 ' , . 1 I I I I I . I . I I I n I I u I I 1 , 1 . . . , I . . . ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' I I I I I U I I I I I 1 I I I - , . 1 - -1 - 1 I . I I . . I . ' I ' , , 1 , - - I 1 1 - - 4 - I n - , 1 . ' . 1 ' -1 ' - - I . . , , ' 1 1 1 I I I I I ' ' I I I , . I I 1 - ' , , . 1 1 II II I I I I I I I I I - I I I IW . 1 MUSIC R Club C2,3,43: Pres1dent of Cl,23g State MUSIC Contest Cl,23: Iun1or I I I I I I I I ' I 1 a 0 1 I I - 1 . ' , I 1 1 1 1 ' ' I ' 1 1 ' - - I I I I I I I I I I I I - I - - . - . 'v I 1-'1 1 1 1 . I . I I I - I a I I - I - I 1 I I I I I I ' - I I 1 1 1 ' ' - I , , . . ' ' '- 1 - -1 1 1 1 ' , , I - I . I I . I I 1 1 I , , , , , - . ' ' 115. 1 1 I I , , , 5 N 1 . I . I I I I , . I I F I I I - - I I ' I V C , , . . . , , , - 33, 1 - 1 1 1 . I ' . 1 1 1 - GENE S DELLINGER Entered from Mount Holly H1gh School Mount Holly North Carol1na 1949 D O Club C43 NANCY CAROLYN DOZIER SCIGHCG Club C13 Iun1or Dramatlcs Club Cl 23 Omega Tr1 H1 Y Cl 23 Glrls Glee Club C12 33 Mrxed Chorus C33 Englrsh B Club C43 State Mus1c Con test C12 33 Declamatron Contest C13 Iunror Class Play CStagehand3 C33 Grrls Basketball C13 Teen Canteen Cl 2 33 Cornmercral Club C43 Sen1or C,arn1val C43 Sen1or Dramatlcs C43 DONALD BUSBY DUNLAP Sc1ence Club C13 Latrn Club C123 Treasurer C23 4H Club C12343 Be porter C13 Presrdent C2 43 Treasurer of Homeroom C23 Iun1or Marshal C33 Cert1f1cate of Perfect Attendance C33 Boys Glee Club C12 33 State MUSIC Contest C23 State Choral Cl1n1c C23 Mus1c R C2 33 H1 Y C3 43 Secretary C43 Englrsh B Club C3 43 Nat1onal Honor SOCIGIY C43 Nat1onal Beta Club C3 43 Pres1dent C43 Bearcat Staff C43 Natlon al H1gh School Beg1ster C43 Kats Korner C43 French Club C33 Treasurer of the York County 4H Counc1l C33 NANCY IANE DUNLAP Glee Club Cl 2343 Presldent C43 Blology Club C23 Sc1ence Club C13 Engl1sh R C3 43 French Club C3 43 Sec retary C43 Student Patrol C33 Omega Tr1 H1 Y Cl 2 33 Cheerleader C43 Teen Canteen Cl 2343 Iun1or Dramatrcs C2 33 Treasurer C33 Iunror Play C33 MUSIC Contest C12343 Low Vorce Solo C23 Sextet C3 43 Bearcat Staff C43 Sen1or Carn1valC43 Mrxed Chorus C12343 Sen1or Marshal C43 IOSEPH H EASLEY IR Entered from Wrnthrop Tra1n1ng School 1947 Fxrst Prrze Arnerrcan Leqlon Essay Contest C23 Student Pa trol C33 Key Club C3 43 Nat1onal Hon or Soc1ety C43 VICE Pres1dent t Homeroom C43 Presrdent of Sen1or Class C43 Baseball C33 IACK FINCHER PHYLLIS FINCHER Delta Tr1H1Y Cl 23 Omega Tr1 H1 Y C43 VICE Pres1dent C43 V1cePres1 dent of Homeroom C2 33 Glee Club Cl 23 Treasurer C13 Iun1or Dramatlcs Cl 23 Treasurer C13 Beta Club C12 3 43 Reporter C43 Nat1onal Honor Socrety C43 Sen1or Marshal C43 Cheerleader C43 Homecomrng Queen C43 M1ss H1 MISS C43 Block RH Club C2 3 43 Secre tary C43 Basketball C12343 Vars1ty Team C2 3 43 LENA IEANETTE FURR Sc1ence Club C13 Basketball C123 Iun1or Dramatrcs C123 Secretary C13 Presldent C23 Tr1H1Y Cl 23 Declama t1on Contest C13 Brology Club C23 Homeroom Secretary Cl 2343 Stu dent Patrol C33 Iun1or Marshal C33 Garnet and Black Staff C43 Nat1onal H1gh School Reqrster C43 Bearcat Staff Ed1tor1nCh1ef C43 Sen1or Mar shal C43 Sen1or Carn1val C43 Teen Canteen C12343 Beta Club C43 IIMMIE GALLMAN 'Vars1ty Football C3 43 B Team Foot ball C123 B Team Basketball C23 Baseball C2343 Student Patrol C33 'Vars1ty Basketball C3 43 V1ce Pres1 dent of Homeroom C3 43 Block R Club C3 43 Presrdent C43 Amerlcan Leg1on Baseball C3 43 Boys Quartet C3 43 Glee Club C3 43 Certrtlcate of Mer1t 1n Mathemat1cs C13 Iunror Marshal C33 VICE Pres1dent ot Boys Glee Club C43 State MUSIC Contest C3 43 IACKIE GARDNER Presldent of Homeroom C13 Treas urer of Homeroom C33 lunlor Drama t1cs Club C123 Debaters League 41 Contest C13 Certltlcate of Mer1t m General Sc1ence C13 H1 Y C33 Manag er of Vars1ty Football C33 C1v1l Arr Patrol C23 Lat1n Club C123 Student ouncrl C13 Boys State C33 Glee Club C3 43 Teen Canteen C12343 Iumor Pol1ce Organ1zat1on C43 Block RH Club C3 43 IOHN ANDERSON GILL Entered from Wmthrop Tra1n1ng School Ianuary 1947 Treasurer of Homeroom C3 43 Vars1ty Baseball C2 3 43 Block RH Club C3 43 Sen1or Dra mat1cs Club C43 Sen1or Class Play C43 Iun1or Pol1ce Patrol C43 Sen1or Mar shal C43 Sen1or Carnrval C43 IAMES SIMPSON GLASSCOCK 4 H Club C13 SCIGHCG Club C13 Glee Club C13 Sen1or Carnrval C43 CORNELIUS GODFREY GLORIA PAYE GOOD Glee Club C1 2 33 Pres1dent of Homerooom C13 B1ble Club C33 Ome ga Tr1 H1 Y C13 Engl1sh B Club C33 126 KARL RAYMOND GRICE IR Entered from Wmthrop Tra1n1ng School Ianuary 1948 Block RH Club C2 3 43 Basketball C2 3 43 Football C3 43 Baseball C2 3 43 Sen1or I-hgh School Reg1ster C43 V1cePres1dent of Iun1or Class C33 VICG Presrdent of Sen1or Class C43 Boys Glee Club C2 43 M1xed Chorus C2 43 Bearcat Statt C43 H1 Y C23 Sen1or Scouts C23 RONALD CARROLL HAILE Latln Club C13 Glee Club C13 Band C3 43 SCIGHCG Club C13 Debaters League C23 ANNE HARPER Glee Club C123 Latln Club C123 VICE Presrdent C23 SCIGDCG Club C13 L1brary ASSISIGHI Cl 2 3 43 Iunror Mar shal C33 Student Patrol C33 Blble Club C3 43 Presrdent C43 Beta Club C3 43 Otflcer C43 Nat1onal Honor Socrety C43 Othcer C43 Commerclal Club C43 Omega Tr1H1Y C23 SGDIOT Carnrval GETTYS NUNN HARRIS Latln Club C123 Student Councll dent C13 Iun1or Marshal C33 Band Cl 2343 Brass Sextet C23 State Mus1c Contest Cl 2343 Frrst L1eutenant C3 43 Presrdent of Homeroom C1243 Presrdent of Iumor Class C33 Cert1f1 cate of Mer1t 1n Sc1ence C13 Beta Club C2 3 43 Treasurer C43 Block RH Club C3 43 Baseball C3 43 lumor LeQ1on Baseball C3 43 Nat1onal Honor Socr ety C43 Bearcat Staff C43 Key Club C33 French Club C33 Enghsh R Club C2 33 Iun1or Dramatrcs Club Cl 23 Nat1onal H1gh School Reg1ster C43 HOWARD HAWKINS CIVICS Club C13 Block BH Club C3 43 Football C2 3 43 Basketball B Team C23 VGISIIY Basketball C43 Baseball Cl 2 3 43 Iun1or Rotary Club C13 Iun1or Legron Baseball C3 43 Gar net and Black Staff C43 Boys Glee Club C1243 State Mus1c Contest Cl EVERETT I-IERLONG Vars1ty Basketball C3 43 B Team Basketball C23 Vars1ty Football C3 43 B Team Football C23 Block RH Club C3 43 Glee Club C13 Carohna Bowl Game C23 CLYDE W HILL IR . I O I 1 1 1 ' 4 ' 1 1 1 1 - - . . . I - - I I - I I I I I I I . . . 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 . . I I I I - I - I I I - - . - - . . 1 I I I I - 1 I - 11 . . 11 , 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' . I - I I I I I I I I I I ' 1 . 1 1 1 . . 2 I 1 1 1 I I . 1 . 1 . 1 . . , , 1 1 1 I I - 1 1 1 . I I I I I 1 1 1 I I - - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' I I 1 ' - I I I I I I I 1 1 1 I I I . , . s I I I - I I I ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' . ' - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , , ' u I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 . 1 I I o I 4 I I I I I I 1 1 I - . . . ' . '- . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : I , . . ' . ' 1 1 1 I I I I I I . Q . - - I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 . . 11 1 1 1 - s I - 1 ' . . I I ' ' . 1 1 ' ' ' ' Cl V' P ' 35. S -enc C1 b 111. S1 t M t 1 Cl,2,43p SCIGHCG ub C13, 1ce- res1- . , C1 S U. , ae 91'1CI I ' I I I 1 s ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- I - I I I I . 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 I . I I I I u I I I I . . 1 1 1 . . . 1 , - . . , , . - 1 1 1 1 . . 1 -1 1 . I 1 . . . I I I I u I ' I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I 0 I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . I I I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' I I I 1 1 11 . 1 11 I 1 1 . . . , . I . I I I I I I I I - 1 1 1 A , , I ' ' D I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 I I I - . 1 I 1 1 1 1 , . . 2,43. 1 1 1 . - - I I - - 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I I I I I I I I I I 1 , I 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - ' ' I ' 0 1 o BARBARA HORD HOLLAND Entered from Dallas H1gh School September 1949 Omega Tr1H1Y C47 l'I1S1OI'1CI1'1C47 Sen1orI H A C47 Re porter C47 Glee Club C47 B1ble Club BLANCHE GERALDINE HOLLIS Pres1dent of Homeroom C17 Secre tary of Student Counc1l C17 Delta Tr1 H1Y C17 Debaters League C27 Glee Club C17 Iun1or Dramat1cs C27 Corn merc1al Club C47 I H A C2 37 Omega Tr1 H1 Y C47 Treasurer C47 Secretary ot Homeroom C27 Teen Canteen C127 Senior Carn1val C47 WADE HOUSTON Entered from Iarnestown H1gh School Iamestown North Dakota March 14 1948 B1ble Club C47 D E Club C47 D E Speakmg Contest C47 Iun1or Class Play C37 NED HUNSUCKER Glee Club C1 2 47 Blology Club C27 D E Club C3 47 SCIGHCG Club C127 B1ble Club C47 Camera Club C37 Block RH Club C3 47 Cheerleader C3 47 Teen Canteen C127 H1Y Club C127 Iun1or Dramat1cs Club Cl 27 I H A C127 Teen Canteen Cl 2347 B1ble Club C2 37 Trl H1 Y Club C2 37 Basket ball C1 27 PEN ELOPE HAMPTON IARRELL Lat1n Club C127 Iun1or Dramat1cs ClubCl 27 French Club C3 47 Tr1 H1 Y C127 Treasurer C17 V1CGPIeS1deH1C27 Beta Club Cl 2347 Nat1onal Honor SOCIGIY C47 State Mental Contest Cl 2 37 Excellent rat1ng 1n Iun1or Engl1sh C17 Excellent rat1ng 1n General SCI ence C17 Excellent rat1ng 1n Sen1or Engl1sh C27 Excellent rat1ng 1n Soc1al Stud1es C27 Excellent rat1ng 1n Gener al Educat1onal Development C27 Ex cellent rat1ng 1n Sen1or Enghsh C37 Marshal C3 47 Iun1or Class Play C37 Sen1or Class Play C47 Student Patrol C37 B Team Basketball C37 Glee Club C27 Nat1onal H1gh School P1eg1ster REBA FAYE IENKINS I H A C1237 SCIGHCG Club C17 Glee Club Cl 27 OIIICG Ass1stant C47 WILLIAM BRYANT IENNINGS Band C1237 Engl1sh R Club C2 37 B1ble Club C47 State MUSIC Contest C1 2 37 Sc1ence Club C17 B1ology Club C27 B Team Football C17 SGDIOI Mar shal C47 LUCIUS WILEY IOHNSON IR Band C1 2 3 47 MUSIC Contest Cl 2 3 47 Drum Ensemble F1rst Ratlng C17 Drum Solo Flrst Ratlng C27 Band Cl1n 1C C3 47 Sergeant C27 Second L1euten ant C37 Capta1n C47 Cert1t1cate for Per fect Attendance C2 37 MARGARET IOANNE IORDAN Sc1ence Club C17 Lat1n Club C17 State Mental Contest C17 Excellent rat1ng 1n Englxsh C17 Teen Canteen Cl 2 3 47 Basketball Cl 27 Homeroorn Treasurer C27 Iun1or Dramat1cs C127 Tr1 H1 Y Cl 27 Beta Club C2 3 47 Glee Club C37 Student Patrol C37 Iun1or Marshal C37 Iun1or Play Stage Man aqer C37 Nat1onal Honor SOCIQIY C47 Garnet and Black Staff C47 Nat1onal H1gh School Reg1ster C47 Bearcat Staff C47 Bus1ness Manager C47 D A R C1t1zensh1p Award C47 Sen1or Car n1va1 C47 Sen1or Marshal C47 TOM KEELS Representatwe ot Boys State C37 Nat1onal Honor SOCIGIY C47 Sen1or Marshal C47 MARY LEONIA KENDALL Glee Club C127 Debaters League 1or Vars1ty Basketball C37 Vars1ty Basketball C47 Sen1or Carn1val C47 Sponsor for Homecomlng Game C47 Iun1or Marshal C37 BETTY LOU HERRING KIRKPATRICK Lat1n Club C17 I H A C137 B1ble Club C37 Glee Club C2 47 VICE Pres1 dent of Homeroom C27 Secretary of Homeroorn C37 Alpha Tr1H1Y C17 Omega Trl H1 Y C27 Teen Canteen C17 NANCY VALAREE KISER Glee Club Cl 2 3 47 Lat1n Club C17 Engl1sh R Club C37 CAROLYN SUE KLINGER I H A C127 Vars1ty Basketball C27 Commerclal Club C47 SARA ELIZABETH LAZENBY Student COUHCII C17 Glee Club C17 State MUSIC Contest C17 Sc1ence Club C17 Iun1or Dramat1cs C127 Secretary C27 Delta Tr1 H1 Y C17 Alpha Tr1 H1 Y C17 Basketball Cl 2 37 B Team Basket ball C37 Sen1or Dramat1cs C47 B1ble Club C27 Teen Canteen C1237 Kats Korner C47 Sen1or Carn1val C47 Pres1 dent of Homeroom C17 Commerc1al Club C47 Bearcat Statf C47 Chr1strnas Pr1ncess C47 127 BOBBIE DUNLAP LONG Debaters League C17 Iun1or Dra mat1cs Club C17 Lat1n Club C17 Ora tory Contest C17 SCIGHCQ Club C17 Basketball Cl 27 French Club C27 Tr1 H1 Y C27 B1ble Club C3 47 Garnet and Black C37 Teen Canteen C1 2 3 47 BETTY IEAN LOVE G1rls Clee Club C1 2 3 47 Iun1or Dramat1cs C27 Lat1n Club C127 Sc1 ence Club C17 Omega Tr1H1Y C27 VGISIIY Basketball C2347 Block RH Club C2347 Program Cha1rman C47 B1ble Club C3 47 Cha1rman ot the Rec reat1on Comm1ttee C37 Iun1or Marshal C37 Commerc1al Club C47 Cert1t1cate for Perfect Attendance C37 OIIICG As s1stant C47 M1xed Chorus C2 3 47 State MUSIC Contest Cl 2 3 47 Sen1or Carn1 val C47 Engl1sh R Club C37 MARY FRANCES LOVE SCIGHCG Club C17 Lat1n Club C127 G1rls Glee Club Cl 2 3 47 Mlxed Cho rus Cl 2347 State MUSIC Contest Cl 2 3 47 MUSIC R CClub C3 47 G1rls Low VOICG Solo C37 Second rat1ng C37 Commerc1al Club C47 Engl1sh R Club C47 Beta Club C47 Nat1onal Honor So CIGIY C47 Nat1onal H1gh School Reg tary ot Glee Club C47 REESE MARTIN MASSEY IR H1Y C3 47 Cha1rman of RGIIQIOUS Comm1ttee C37 Chapla1n C47 Kats Kor ner C47 VICS Pres1dent C47 B1ble Club C47 Federat1on of Chr1st1an Youth C3 47 Treasurer C3 47 SGHIOI Marshal C47 ETHEL CATHERINE MERCHANT Entered from Lancaster H1gh School Lancaster S C 1948 Glee Club C3 47 Basketball C3 47 Tr1 H1Y C47 Teen Canteen C47 Mtxed Chorus C47 Sen1orCarn1va1C47 MUSIC Contest BETTY RUTH MONTGOMERY Teen Canteen C127 G1rls Glee Club C127 Iun1or Dramat1cs C27 De baters League C27 Sc1ence Club C27 Cornmerc1al Club C47 Pres1dent C47 Sen1or Carn1val C47 All1ed Youth Conference C27 Cert1t1cate of Mer1t 1n Mathematlcs C17 IANIE LUCILLE MORRIS 4 H Club Cl 27 SCISHCS Club C17 I H A C17 Iun1or Dramat1cs C17 Com merclal Club C47 B1ble Club C3 47 Ot I1C9 ASSISIGHI C3 47 Cert1f1cate ot Mer 1t for Perfect Attendance C27 1 . 1 1 I I 1 I I I I I I . 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C57 IERRY PHII-'ER MCQUIRE 4H Club C127 Scrence Club Cl7 French Club C47 Glee Club Cl7 ROSALIND LUCILLE MCSWAIN B1ble Club C3 47 French Club C37 Omega Tr1 H1Y C27 DONALD NEAL Band Cl 2 3 47 Band Contest Cl 2 3 47 Glee Club C2 3 47 Glee Club Con test C2 3 47 H1 Y C37 B1ble Club C3 47 VICG Pres1dent C37 Treasurer C47 De baters League C27 Engllsh R C2 3 47 IAMES EDWARD NEAL B Team Basketball C127 B Team Football Cl 27 Baseball C2 3 47 Block RH Club C2 3 47 Treasurer C47 VGISIIY Football C3 47 Lo Captam C47 Captaln ol Baseball Team C37 Pres1dent ot Homeroom C47 Student Councll C47 Teen Canteen C47 LEN A IEANETTE FURR Iumor Dramat1cs Cl7 Iun1or I C127 Sen1orI H A C37 Treasurer Glee Club Cl 2347 B1ble Club C37 Omega Tr1 H1Y C47 Chaplarn C47 Garnet and Black Staff C3 47 ASSISI ant Ed1tor C47 WILLIAM LAVERNE OATES IR Sc1ence Club Cl7 Lat1n Club Cl 27 Sen1or Dramat1cs Cl7 I-l1Y C3 47 Ser geant at Arms C47 Key Club C3 47 Student Patrol C37 SGUIOI Play C47 Na t1onal Honor SOCIGIY C47 Sen1or Mar shal C47 Kats Korner C47 Iun1or Play PANSY MAXINE OUTEN Iun1or Dramat1cs Cl7 Secretary Cl7 Sen1or Dramat1cs C47 Pres1dent C47 Glee Club C2 37 Sen1or Class Play C47 Secretary of Homeroom Cl 2 47 Decla matlon Contest Cl7 SGHIOI Marshal DOUGLAS PALMER BILLIE MARIAN PEEK Entered from Mar1on Hlgh School Mar1on North Carollna l948 VGISI Garnet and Black Staff C47 Reporter C47 SGHIOY Dramat1cs C47 B1ble Club EUGENE HOYLE PETTUS Entered Rock H1ll H1gh School September 5 l949 Cheerleader C4 Block RH Club C47 Kats Korner C47 PEGGY PHILLIPS DOROTHY PLATT G1rls Glee Club C127 M1xed Cho rus C27 I H A Cl 27 Mus1c R 27 Commerc1al Club C47 B1ble Club C3 47 Sen1or Carn1val C47 State MUSIC Contest Cl 27 Debaters League C27 IOANNE PREVETTE Glee Club Cl 2 37 State Mus1c Con test Cl 2 37 Sc1ence Club Cl7 Omega Tr1H1Y Cl 27 Treasurer Cl 27 IUHIOT Dramat1cs Cl 27 Sen1or Dramat1cs C47 Teen Canteen Cl237 Commerc1al Club C47 M1xed Chorus C37 SSDIOT Carn1val C47 Iun1or Class Play Stage Manager C37 Enghsh B Club C47 Secretary ot Homeroom C17 STEVE PURSL Y FRANKLIN QUINN D O C3 47 ELEANOR ANNE RANDALL Beta Club Cl 2 3 47 Nat1onal Honor Soclety C47 Marshal C3 47 Head Mar shal C37 Iun1or Dramat1cs Cl7 Sen1or Dramat1cs C2 3 47 Second Place W1n ner 1n Iun1or Dramat1cs Contest Cl7 F1rst Place W1nner 1n SGDIOY Dra matlcs Contest C27 F1rst Place W1nner ID Drstrlct Declamahon Contest C27 Second Place W1nner 1n State Decla mat1on Contest C27 Engllsh B Club C2 347 Pres1dent C47 Lat1n Club Cl 27 V1cePres1dent Cl7 Pres1dent C27 French Club C3 47 VICG Pres1dent C37 Pres1dent C47 Sclence Club Cl7 BUSI ness Manager of the Garnet and Black C3 47 Student Patrol C37 Glee Club C17 Debaters League Cl7 VICE Pres1dent of Homeroom C127 Secre tary of Homeroom C37 Tr1H1Y C27 Palmetto G1rls State C37 Class Play C3 47 Lat1n Cert1f1cate of Mer1t C27 Class H1stor1an C47 Nat1onal H1gh School Reg1ster C47 Cert1f1cate for Work 1n Iournahsm C37 Certltlcate ot Mer1t for Dramat1cs Cl 27 Cert1t1cate of Mer1t for Engllsh Cl 27 Member of Bearcat Staff C47 HUGH BRYSON RATTERREE 57 Band Cl 2 3 47 State MUSIC Contest Cl2347 Sclence Club C17 B1ology Club C27 Enghsh R C3 47 Palmetto Boys State C37 HUGH BRYSON RATTERREE Lat1n Club C17 Iun1or Dramat1cs Sc1ence Club Cl7 Debaters League C27 Pres1dent C27 Enghsh R C2 3 47 'lreasurer C37 VICG Pres1dent C47 Band C12 347 State Mental Contest Cl 37 Garnet and Black Staff C3 47 Clrcula t1on Manager C37 Ed1tor1nCh1ef C47 Nat1onal Honor SOCIGIY C47 H1 Y C3 47 Boys State C37 MARTHA RAWLS Glrls Glee Club Cl 2 37 State MUSIC Contest Cl 2 37 SCIGHCG Club Cl7 Iun lOl Dramat1cs C27 Sen1or Dramat1cs C47 Omega Tr1 H1 Y Cl 27 Reporter Cl 27 Teen Canteen Cl 2 37 Kats Korner C47 Sen1or Carn1val C47 Enghsh B Club C47 MIXGG Chorus C37 Commer c1al Club C47 VICG Pres1dent C47 PATSY RAWLS Lat1n Club Cl 27 Secretary C27 Iun 1or Dramat1cs Club Cl7 Omega Tr1 H1 Y C27 Band C27 French Club C37 Mar shal C37 Nat1onal Honor SOCIGIY C47 Treasurer C47 Garnet and Black Staff C47 Asslstant Bus1ness 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IHSTINCTIUX '1 ACKNCDWLEDCEMENTS The 1950 Bearcat 1S flnrshed It was our purpose to qlve you a book that would brxnq you pleasure now and happy memorres IH the years to come The Staff would not clarm entrre credrt for the book lt IS rndebted to many for help and co operatlon To the followlnq who have alded rn the edltlnq ot the book the members ot the staff wlsh to express therr apprecratlon Messrs Long and Darqan of the hrm Bowen Lonq and Young tor thexr ethcrent enqravlnq and pnntlnq servrce Durand for the desrqmnq of the attractxve cover Thackston Studlo and Mr Wayne Wh1te of the Delmar Studlo Charlotte tor the excellent photographrc work Messrs Irm Allen and Bob Bryant tor lendmq us prctures Mr Connle Morton for hrs contr1but1on to the sports sectron The Semor homeroom teachers for therr ass1stance 1n SUDQIVISIUQ the work Mrs Slmmons and Mrs Nunnery secretarres for help rn handlmq our tr nances The 1nd1V1dual typlsts ot the Comrnercral department for helprnq wrth the typmq Our advertrsers, who have QIVGH substantlal evrdence ot therr talth 1n our endeavor The faculty and students for therr co operatlon 1n helpmq to rarse money for the prmtrnq ot the book 1 - 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 f ' 1 1 ' E V! 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