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

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First row, left to right: Freida Johnson, Rose Cornwell, Ann George, Becky Snipes, Mary Sue Bryson, Johnsie Ches- ter, Doris McCraven, Brenda Whitlock, Sadie Cauthen, Virginia Johnston, Brenda Little. Second row: Dell Tarleton, Linda Henson, Jewel Ramsey, Judy Hammond, Jeanie Hall, Linda Gardner, Patsy Turner, Patsy Compton, Shirley Mit- chell, Janette Herndon, Hazel Martin, Alice Holland. Third row: Nancy Carothers, Margaret Garrison, Ann Mobley, Car- olyn Shehan, Cynthia Greenwood, Frances Carnes, Martha Oates, Barbara Holroyd, Miriam Ferguson, Lynda Stoll, Sylvia Moon, Patricia Matthews. Fourth row: Helen Cornwell, Pat Jones, Judy Stroud, Sue Ross, Sara Parrish, Myra Adkins, Patricia Moss, Cecilia Wilson, Helen Sturgis. Not Pictured: Janet Sanders, Barbara Clinton, Brenda Dills, Gloria Jean Reynolds, Caroline Motz, Barbara Scott, Margaret Demby, Linda Hinson. ton, . ,J -K . QC UNIOR Left to right: Ann George, Carolyn Shehan, Pat Jones, Dell Tarle- Jewel Ramsey, Myra Adkins, Barbara Holroyd, and Alice Holland. A live wire never gets stepped on. In September the J. H. A. had their in- itiation. The girls came to school dressed like freaks from the circus. This climaxed with a party and refreshments at the Coca- Cola Plant, where everyone had a wonder- ful time. October brought a square dance with the F. F. A.'s. Also the girls went to Columbia, S. C., to the State Fair. Here much fun was had. November, the J. H. A. packed baskets to be given to needy families at Thanksgiving. December, the J. H. A. made cookies for veterans in Columbia Hospital. They also had a Sweetheart Dance, where Sue Dab- ney was elected as F. F. A. Sweetheart. There are to be many more activities and fun in the future. At every monthly meet- ing, every second Thursday, plans are be- ing made for more activities. All help to develop leadership, well rounded personali- ties, and help us take more interest in our home and community.

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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

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, First row, Ieft to right: Frances Anne Robinson, Mimi Cannon, Julian Chandler, Dora Hutchison. Second row: Ammie Hope, Jackie Ragin, Jimmy Hoagland, Roderick Williams, Harold Williams, Harold White- sides, Harriette Dill, Evelyn Hancock. NATIONAL THE PI SOCIETY E 1 fd! The National Thespian Society, Troupe No. 1591, was organized at Rock Hill High School February 8, 1956. The motto of the Society is: Act well your part: there all the honor lies. The purpose of this troupe is the ad- vancement of standards of excellence in dramatic art. The troupe encourages stu- dents to develop poise and self-control and to appreciate dramatic literature and its techniques. Membership is awarded as recognition for meritorious participation in the dramatic arts program of the high school. All Thespians must discharge faithfully all local assignments and cooperate whole- heartedly in furthering all school activities in which they participate.