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

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Reporters for The Garnet and Block: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne SON, B4-2iSY 5iIiESf JUCIY l'I0ll0f1CI, Mdfgdret Devlnney, Johnny Nichols Dickson, Mary Lou Latham, Diana Hawkins, Jean Hepp, Joy Sullivan, MGTIIOU ASI1'-if Becky L99- Mary Joyce Harper, Betty Barrett. SECOND ROW: Claudette Ander- GARNET AND BLACK STAFF STAFF OFFICERS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margie Roberts-Editor-in-Chief Helene Howard-Business Manager. STANDING: Linda Starnes, Circulation Manager, Fran Burgess, Assistant Editor, Arthur Lumpkin, Assistant Sports Editor, Jo Anne Lowe, Club Editor, Bennett Tarletcn, Co-Advertising Manager, Irene Brunson, Feature Editor, Johnny Shilling- law, Co-Advertising Manager, Mary Hendrix, Co-News Editor, Nancy Willis, Co-News Editor, Mickey Camp, Sports Editor. The main purposes of The Garnet and Black are to inform the students of school activities and achievements, train students in the art of creative writing, and to serve as public relations medium between the school and the home. A lot of hard work, but worth it! is the reason The Garnet and Black Staff publishes the monthly school newspaper. The deadlines may give the staff ulcers, but the paper also gives them memories-Irene and Arthur Page One Hundred Two ' t nv- 5' +. 4? slaving to get their late copy to the print shop, Mickey trying to think up a different way to arrange the sports page, Helene trying to balance the books, the dubious spelling of the reporters, and Mrs. Boze- more and Miss Stowe worrying about the money. The Garnet and Black is a member of the Na- tional Scholastic Association, the South Carolina Scholastic Press Association, Quill and Scroll, and competes monthly in the Winthrop College Story of the Month Contest.

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fi: l' s FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Margaret Williams, Eloise Mann, Jo Smith, Barbara Segal, Judy Pat Ayers, Gena Allen, Ann Adams, Jean Arthur White, Margaret Russell. SECOND ROW: Fleta Seymour, Ellen Hutfstetler, Brenda Darby, Barbara Mayer, Ivey Johnson, Carolyn Wingate, David Ellwanger, Parker Mickle. Q-' l a Smyer, Ann Mobley, Jane Jennings, Esther Crump. THIRD ROW: Ricky Dunlap, Dewey Parsons, Kenneth Weaver, John Oates Woods, Jimmy The Junior Marshals are selected by a faculty to perform the necessary tasks at the Senior Play and committee and their selection is based on scholarship, Commencement eXe Cl5e5- TlleY we UIWUYS Qlcd fo dependability, and service. Their main duties ore help with any entertainment in the community. J UN IOB MARSHALS Page One Hundred One

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COMMERCIAL CLUB SEATED: Margaret Sowell, Ruth Burgess, Doris Freeman, Carol Hudgins. STANDING: Peggy Evans, Pat Brewton, Helen Booth, Linda Dill, Joyce Williams, Mary Lee Jones, Dianne George, Lynda Ann Armstrong. The Commercial Club is made up of all senior students in the commercial department. The Club mimeographs play pro- grams, handbills, and other ad- vertising for Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, and May Day. SEATED: Margaret Funderburk, Brenda Green, Patsy Phillips, Brenda Parrish, Sheila Rogers, Carolyn Collins. STANDING: Doris Barfield, Judy Carter, Nancy Campbell, Mildred Lowery, Mary Faile, Norma Threatt, Mary Lou Gladden. In addition, the members of the Commercial Club operate the ice cream box in the cafeterio-incIud- ing the buying, selling, and book- keeping procedures. Members also help with some charitable typing work-such as the March of Dimes. OFFICERS, SEATED: Jean Redick, President. STANDING: Put Brewton, Vice-President, Judy Moses, Secretary, Rosie Lee Matthews, Treasurer. -o Q .f SEATED: Brenda Smith, Rena Whisonant, Betty Arant, Judy Boone, Laura SEATED: linda King, Brenda Mason, Jean Plexico, Rose Costner. STAND- Wright. STANDING: Carolyn Onley, Carol Clark, Barbara Munn, Judy ING: Mary Alice Bulfkin, Barbara Jordan, Julia Green, Norma Clark, Penland, Carolyn Brackett, Julia Boggs, Hilda Allman. NOT PICTURED: Peggy Blackwelder, Judy Walters, Brenda McGowan. Betty Buffkin, Lucille Rollins, Gloria Sweatt, Judy Williams. Page One Hundred Three