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

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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.

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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

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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.