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

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FFS'--. First row, Icft to right: Linda Yarborough, Joanne Cobb, Brenda Holland, Judy Robinson, Rita Johnson, Elizabeth Kennington, Donna Poag, Marnita Odom, Peggy Bechtler, Carole Baskin. Second row: Sandra Fine, Regina Duncan, Barbara McSwain, Doris Robertson, Gloria Ford, Martha Brown, Mimi Cannon, Bonnie Simmons, Dora Hutchison, Eve- lyn Hancock. Third row: Carol Odom, Joye Griffith, Frances Ann Robinson, Mildred Howard, Sandra Miller, Faye Carter, Margaret Stephens, Juanita Johnson, Nancy Motz, Jo Adams, Phyllis Cole, Ammie Lyle Hope. Fourth row: Barbara Bailey, Gayle Clinton, Anne Prince, Ernestine Sowell, Bruce Hayes, Julian Chandler, Roderick Williams, Dale Stanley, Bernie Cooke, Tim Adams. S NIOR DR TIC aff s Senior Dramatics Club makes a study of plays by acting and produc- ing them. The students learn how to V5 I analyze, rehearse, and produce plays. They learn acting techniques and pro- duction mechanics. The club is a purposeful endeavor to give entertainment, enjoyment, and worthwhile theatrical experience.

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The Library Club is made up of students who volunteer their time and efforts to help with Work in the li- brary. They assist in circulation, pro- cessing new material, reading shelves, making posters and displays. For this unpaid social service to the school, club members have the opportunity to develop personality and leadership by working with and for others, in addition to learning about books and library procedures- all of which will be useful throughout life. LIBR RY ASSISTANTS First row, left to right: Judy Moses, Carol Baskin, Norma Clark. Second row: Sandra Wilson, Ann Kirk, Jackie Sturgis, Pat Robinson, Sheila Rodgers, Barbara Stanley, Nancy Motz, Jennie McDonald, Kathy Sturgis. Third frow: Ruth Burgess, Donna Kirk, Jane Walters, Carol Wooten, Judy Whitaker, Mary Emma Starnes, Linda Johnson, Esther Setzer, Lillie Branham. Ji ,...s, seam- . Y Q sn ' ss .gs UR!! FT' L

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In J. H. A. we feel that we are members of a fine, worthwhile organ- ization known and supported through- out the state. We not only learn sew- ing and cooking, but grooming and behavior which will prepare us as bet- f,,...g ter citizens and help us to better our community and home lives. Here a girl learns to get along with other people, to respect others' feel- ings, opinions, and belongings. What stands out above all is the harmony K with which the J. H. A. girls work while improving themselves, their seated, left to right: Corinna May, sue Dabney. homes and their future. Standing, Icft to right: Margaret Funderburk, Jean Plexico, Kay Riley, Every girl is proud 150 be able to Say that she belongs to such an organi- zation as the Junior Homemakers Association. Brenda Parrish. SENIOR l. . . First row, left to right: Joyce Vaughn, Doris Robertson, Margaret Funderburk, Sue Dabney, Kay Riley, Jean Plexi- co, Corinna May, Rosa Lee Mathews, .Linda Dill. Second row: Judy Green, Brenda Smith, Mary Milholen, Genora Starnes, Mary Claire Harmon, Judy Rossi, Mildred Lowery, Ann Courtney, Pat Phillips, Gloria West. Third row: Phyllis Gallman, Brenda Parrish, Gloria Hudspeth, Pat Westerlund, Carol Slaton, Martha Sifford, Frances Smith, Betty Ferrell, Lorraine Murdock, Judy Williams. Fourth row: Linda Johnson, Lillie Branham, Joanne Lowe, Maxine Thomas, Joanne Camp, Carol Hudgins, Maxine Kennington, Linda Cabaniss, Peggy Beckler. ' i