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

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f, The Rock Hill Chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America is composed of those students currently enrolled in Distributive Education. The club is affiliated with the South Carolina Distributive Education Clubs and the National Association. Members attended the District Club meeting in Sumter and plan to attend the State Convention in Columbia in March. The club was represented last year at the Natoinal Convention in Columbus, Ohio, by Ronnie Williams and Ronnie Plexico. This year the members plan to participate in all the state contests. Last year our club won a 3-star plaque, the highest award in the Club of the Year Contest. We also won third place in the club project of the year. D. E. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Francis Booth, Wayne Ludlam, Ann Courtney, Roland Faile. SECOND ROW: Philip McAteer, Ellie Grem, Bundy Gulledge, Michael Davel Davis, Billy Epps, Jerry Ashley. THIRD ROW: Sonny Neal, Johnny Every, Charlie Westbrook, Ronnie Matthews, Margaret Jo Ayers. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Reeves, Don McRorie, Jack Busby, Johnny Price, Ann Jones. FIFTH ROW: Allen Broome, James r-r-ff: ' , ,

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39 9 t? we-R Q3 Q-v FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Davie Neely, D. A. Rodman, Dean Wade, Jimmy Dove, Thomas Currence, Randy Dewitt. SECOND ROW: Donnie McManus, Robert Rainey, Carl Walker, Hazel Craig. THIRD ROW: Newton Lineberger, Doug Hood, Billy Peeler, Darryl Treadway. THE TRADE AND OFFICERS Charles Thrower Donnie McManus Randy Dewitt D A. Rodman President Vice President Treasurer Secretary 4 51.-0 ae' sf FOURTH ROW: Charles Thrower, Dickie Edwards, Odell Jackson, Dickie Tarleton, Toby Dabney, Mr. Workman, sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Jimmy Carnes, Jack Lee, George Mackey, James Melton, Richard Nelson. INDUSTRIAL CLUB The Trade and Industrial Club is composed of eleventh and twelfth grade students who take the Diversified Occupa- tions course and Industrial Arts courses. The local club is affiliated with the South Carolina Trade and Industrial Club. The purposes of this club are: QU To encourage better habits of work, both in school and on the job, C21 to promote better human relations between employers and student learners: 13D to study the local need for the vocational training of youth and adults, C41 to offer exploratory courses in some of the trade and industrial types of jobs. An annual activity of the club is a banquet given by the Diversified Ocupations students in honor of the employers who co-operated in the training programs during the year. Club officers attend a Leadership Conference held at the State Club's Camp and officers and representatives at- tend the annual convention of the State Club held at Clem- son College.

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.K , Q 15 C., Q7 n,,u OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathie Sturgis, President, Carole Wooten, Secretary, Jackie Sturgis, Vice-President, Carrie May Love, Reporter, Kay Robinson, Treasurer. The Library Club is made up of students who volunteer their time to work in the li- brary. They help in the many phases of library work. These students benefit from this service in many ways and some go on to become librarians. The library also bene' fits considerably from the work and efforts of the student assistants. LIBRARY CLUB SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathie Sturgis, Jackie Sturgis, Carrie May Love, Carole Wooten, Kay Robinson, Elizabeth Scott, Frankie Tassone, Virginia Johnston, Mary Jo Carroll, Janet Phillips, Brenda Collins. STANDING: Ralph Gregory, Gladys Sexton, Doris Lewis, Betty Watts, Stevens. Elaine Ferguson, Norma Clark, Patsy Gentry, Inga Bailey, Faye --+.?.., 'x . illlfillllligf 9 A A -! S .- ' 5,71 i all . ' Maddox, Ellen Jackson, Jane Gladden, Lola McDermott, Mary Anne Beaty, Jean Farthing. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Auten, Freddy Bivens, Lillie Branham, Dewey Craig, Norma Sue Croft, Sue Harrison, Margaret Q , ,. ,..-4- 5 K 6 K? v- I 'll A ,J-A eg' '3