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

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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

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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