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

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ul 1 . . . SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ollie M. Blakely, Mrs. Thelma Hewett. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs, Esther B. Allen, Mr. Joe D. Gault, Mr. C. O. SAIAPZDING: Mrs. Alice D. Linder, Mrs. Mary Frances Lloyd, Mr. Jack Nunnery, Mrs. Laura Y. Cannon. oo y. LEFT TO RIGHT: 'Mrs. Sara B. Jollie. 2- FACULTY SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Through intricate mazes of figures and formulas, we are led to new heights ot reasoning and discovery. Our thinking caps are worn and wrinkled, but the results can be rewarding to us and to the world. mith, Mrs. Mary S. Garvin, Mrs. Mariorie Gill, Mrs. Laura Westmoreland. I! VV LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Elizabeth Gettys, Mrs. Katie J. Culp, Miss Arabella 57.-nel

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5 l 4 ,. Q If 'Q 2 MRS. OLA BENNEYFIELD Dietitian Responsible for our lunches every day, Mrs. Benneyfield truly helps us on our way. She is wonderful in helping us with our banquets, too. MR. BOB POPE MRS. ELIZABETH WOOTEN Head Custodian School Nurse Mrs. Wooten cares for those of us who become sick at school. She takes care of us in her kind and and ability to make every class play and PGHGHT WCIY- Junior-Senior a memorable occasion. Mr. Pope is known to every one of us be- cause he is always busy keeping our build- ing comfortable. He gives freely of his time n the groups below are our efficient office personnel. SEATED: Mrs. Frances Simmons, Accounting Secretary, Miss Ethel Mrs. Georgia Nunnery, Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Nancy Camp- Owings, Coordinator of Instruction. STANDING' Mrs. Dorothy belIITypiSf. Morton, Secretary, Mrs. Martha Kimball, Secretary, Mr. Bobby Smith, Office Clerk. f l i v l l ,.. , ...Ma ,,,....M. U

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Nancy N. Gaston, Mrs. Kathryn Barrett. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Paul D. Workman, Miss Emma Hope, Mr. R. P. Smoak. FACULTY VOCATIONAL Today education involves more than iust learning how to read and write. It gives us a better understanding of the world today and in years past. Through vocational courses now offered in schools we may also learn of the future. These courses prepare us for ci career in business, agriculture, or homemaking. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Louie Hoff, Mrs. Marion Kuykendal, Mrs. Rosa B. Guess, Mr. Alfonso Nicosia. 'i ' 'I' .fill I m f if , . . T., . I A. UQ YETPT- 'Zi LANGUAGE, MUSIC, AND ART We learn to express ourselves through the mediums of art and music. We also become aware of the harmony of words, and foreign tones are blended in our song of life. Our top ratings are the natural reflections of the people who lead us. r- 3m nm 0-I n ? -I O E 0 I T' Z 7 ff' ! ' I D -1 I. I0 0 P 5 0. U! K Q 2 0 I D w E- :I E Z 1 5' F' c 2. 7 ., ,.,, Q, NAL af' . xx SPA : ,. 51 N X .. B, :fx - Q. -A RX X E Q if sit' :egg - - c N X . .... .