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

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NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Mlckey Brackett Vnce Presndent Spratt Whnte Presndent Crus Paul Treasurer Arthur Lumpkm Reporter Tom my Moms Secretary The Natnonal Thespuan Socuety IS an honorary or ganlzahon nn which students are granted member shup In recognmon of excellent work un dramatic arts The members of Troupe No 1591 RHHS qualufled through partlclpatnon In the Jumor and Sensor plays oratorucal contests, and other speech actuvmes MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT Ellen Abney Mackey Brackett Bull Bradley Tommy Morrus Crls Paul Ronme Plexnco WIIIIQ Stephenson Tommy Bert Boyd Mary Lou Connatser Ann Courtney Lmda Crump Madge Vaughn Spratt White Nancy Wullxs Lamar Wnlhams Duncan Sandra Hagler Mary Hendnx Joyce Jackson Arthur lumpknn 'i WW? Q., C' fa 1 Page One Hundred Eught 5-.Q K7 1.5 'ul lf

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09. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Clark, Judy Parrish, Ruffin Vaughn, Nancy Auten, Martha Harris, Judy Pat Ayers, Sandra Hagler, Elaine Babb, Barbara Munn, Barbara Mayer, Selena Burris, Sarah Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Suzie Peeler, Cheryll Ratterree, Madge Duncan, Linda Jo Crump, Jean Farthing, Betty Barrett, Betty Hipp, Eloise Mann, Jeanette Herndon, Ellen Huffstettler, Norma Parrish, eng? Margaret Russell. THIRD ROW: Barbara England, Judy Moses, Carrie May Love, Judy Adams, Lynda Ann Armstrong, Sheila Rogers, Jane Gladden, Ivey Johnson, Diana Hawkins, Grace Hutchinson, Barbara Stanley, Jean Arthur White, Brenda Hewitt. NOT PICTURED: Gena Allen, Betty Lou Buftkin, Ruth Burgess, Betty Maddox, Hilda Ann Smith, Rita Waters, Mary Margaret Williams. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Through programs at monthly meetings the Fu- ture Teachers club seeks to enable its members to explore the fields of teaching and education. Through service activities the club seeks to enable its members to participate in projects which are ex- ploratory and developmental in nature. This year important dates and events were placed on calen- dars for teachers, the club began a tutoring service for students needing help, and senior members parti- cipated in teaching activities one day in elementary school. Through being hostesses to the district F. T. A. meeting and attending other professional meetings, club members seek to develop a wholesome attitude toward professional organizations. Through a public organization, the club members seek to help make the public aware of educational problems today. Judy Pat Ayers Vice-President Ivey Johnson S009 Leader Barbara Stanley Parliamentarian Barbara England H RGPOYYCY Judy Mogeg . President Ruth Burgess Treasurer Norma Clark Secretary Carrie May Love llbfdflch Page One Hundred Seven

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KEY CLUB ff' VCE Y DE if Q M . Xl Ex g I 'In Qvgpv The Key Club of Rock Hill High School is a mem- ber of the state and international Key Clubs and is sponsored by the Kiwanis International. The CIub's motto Leadership through Service in- dicates its purpose in the community. The outstanding events of the year were the operation of a concession booth at the York County Fair, a dance sponsored by the Club, and the Sandy Ninninger Award to a worthy boy or girl. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: lewis Bartles, Arthur Lumpkin, Phil Burns, Joe Turner, Bill Chelf, Spratt White. SECOND ROW: Allen Strait, Starnes Hayes, David Ellwanger, Sandy Lumpkin. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Hewett, John Woods, Billy Aycoclr, Cris Paul. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy