Roebuck High School - Saga Yearbook (Roebuck, SC)

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EUNTENTS ALMA NIATER S ., Page 1 DEDICATION S Page 3 ADAIINISTRATICN S Page 5 CLASSES .... Page ll ACTIVITIES S T I, Page 37 ATHLETICS .I Page 47 FEATURES S Page 57 BEAUTIES .. ,.,,.T Page 63 I ADVERTISEMENTS Page 69 .anne FUPIEWUHU A Record of the Year In the 1959 Saga we, the staff, have endeavored to depict in lasting fonn the highlights of events and activities of the year. We have done our best to catch the school year as it unfolded and to present a tnie record for years to come. We hope that the pages in this book will be a source of enjoyment and inspiration to you. It is our desire that in the future many pleasant memories will spring forth and that you will look bac'k with joy upon the days spent at Roebuck High School. 507100. JW Because of h1s falthful devotxon to duty h1s lllltlflflg servxce to mamtam well kept bulldmgs and grounds h1s eagemess to g1V6 of h1s txme and energy hxs f1'16I1dl11'16SS and kmdness to students XVe the Sen1or Class of Roebuck Hxgoh School do proudly dedxcate the 1959 Saga Fred Austm XVa kex our custodlan Q WE PL!-XY Leon and Eleanor entertain tots. This is an off-beat. Seniors in the balcony view a film. john samples Ann's cooking. AT HUEBUEH HIGH WE WUPJ6 Future Farmers build a shubbery cutting bed. Mrs. Pitts suggests a good book. Becky and Glenn experiment in lab. Mr. White instructs shop boys. The Buccaneer staff prepares for edition of school paper. Aww ,if MRS PATRICIA MOORE R H S Secretary PAUL XI DORVIANI Supermtendent L E CABLE Busmess Manager M D PUTNAM Prmclpal ADMINISTRATION TRUSTEES M A F nch Dwlght Frye W VS Cwmn I P Huckaby I E M Knudson john L Nfiartln B B McMahan Carl M ller DISTRICT S EUUNTY RURRR MEMBERS Jesse Bobo Walte W mgo PQS r 7' . . i , . W. P. ustice 1 L ' i G 6 ev FACULTY Page Eughv M RS. EVELYN CANNON Commerce MRS. MARY JANE DOUCETTE Niitlxc-m'1tic5 'md Litin MRS CLARA H FOSTER Enghsh and French NIRS NIARCUERITEA FOSTER Enghsh and Culdfmcc MRS EX ELHN HILL Enghsh and Socml Studies MRS ISABEL HINFS Home Economlcb md SCILHCC .4 4 4 1 . ... 1 . K. r- -K . -Q ., N MRS EDNA HODCES Niathematlcs Sclence and Recreahon NIRS ELIZABETH ANN HOVVELL Mathematlcs and Readmg B I LANDS Band VRS XIARCARET NICCHESNEY Engllsh Readmg and Soclal Studxes MRS VIRGINIA NICNIILLAN Bookkeepmg and Nlathematlcs NIISS LOUISE Ni ULLINS Sclence F EULTY 'HIFI' 4 al l Page Nme FACULTY NIISS ROBEHTA OSHIELDS Home Econom1cs NIR5 bAIi-X PITTS Lxbrarlan C A PL ETTE Agrlculture NIISS XIAFTIE SELLARS Enghsh and Psychology E B THONIAS Phvblcal Educatlon JAXIES C WHITE Industnal Arts Drlvers Trammg and ASSlStaHt Coach MRS ELIZABETH VVOOL BRIGHT Hlstory and Enghsh Page Ten In Q ...ff An English Session A Chemistry Research Driver Training vu., EL SSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I H 'I PRESIDENT Ann Hayes VICE PRESIDENT Don Roach SECRETARY Martha Melton TREASURER Ronald Qumn MASCOTS Debble Lancaster joey Bobo SPONSORS Mrs Marguerlte Foster Mlss Roberta O Shxelds SE IUB5 PRUDEN CE JANE BLANCHARD Do not lwe to make allwmg rather lwe to make a 1 e Iunlor Cheerleader 1 Fash1on Show 1 24 Fust Place XV1nner 2 Beta Club 34 Le Cercle Francals 34 FHA 1234 Treasurer 3 Presldent 4 FTA 4 Semor Superlatxve Miss H1 Mlss Homecomlng Queen Sponsor 4 Advertlsmg Manager of Saga 4 GLENN HERMAN BURCESS In all thy ways acknowledge Hzm and He will direct thy paths Band 2 Scrence Farr 24 Substltute Bus Dnver 4 in NANCY ELEANOR ELGIN Without friends and laughter life as nothmg Clfzss Presrdent 1 Student Councxl 1 Homecommg ueen Sponsor 1 jumor Cheerleader 1 Bus Patrol 1 2 Chorus 1 23 F'1sh1on Show 1 23 Bfnsketball 123 4 FHA 1 234 Homeroom Presldent 2 Good Crtx zen 2 Scxence Fa1r 23 Teen Age Safety Club 3 Iumor Play Usher Beta Club 34 Le Cercle Francals 34 FTA 4 Semor Superlatlve Assoclate Edltor of Saga 3 Edltor rn Chxef of Saga 4 RONALD BARRY ELLISON Szlence wzll prevarl when all else as gone Sclence F a1.r 2 MARY WALLACE CASEY Always cheerful never sad Sometzmes naughty but never bad Homecomxng Queen Sponsor 1 jumor Cheerleader 1 Fashlon Show 12 FHA 1234 Choms 23 Har vest Queen Contest 3 FFA Sweetheart Contest 3 Teen Age Safety Club 3 Drstnct Homecommg Queen 4 Semor Superlatlve Saga Typrst 4 SHIRLEY JEAN DILL Lwe nerther m the past the present nor the future but m the Eternal FHA 12 Fashlon Show 123 Page Thirteen MAL' af ELM asa SHIRLEY ANN COVVAN One smzle outwezghs a do en frowns F H A 1 2 F8Sll10I'l Shovs 1 7 Clee Club 1 7 Sclence Four 7 3 Iumor Play Safety Pat ol 34 Saga Typlst 4 Buccaneer Staff 4 Sclencette Typlst 4 HELEN LENORA GREGORY There zs a destmy that males us brothers no one goes hrs way alone All that we send mto the lwes of others comes back into our own Class Vlce Pres1dent 1 Fashlon Show I Chorus 124 Bucmneer St aff 1 '74 Student C0llnCll 1 3 F H A 14 Democracy Contest 7 Suence F'ur 23 Iumor Play Treasurer of jumor Class Beta Club 3 4 Llbrary Club 4 Saga Typlst 4 Page Fourteen SE IUHS IO ANNI FLENIINC A smlle zs worth a m1ll1on dollars and rt doesnt cost a cent Health and Safety Counul 1 7 Fashlon Shoxs 1 7 jun lor Plly Lsher Bum meer btlff 4 515.1 Txplst 4 CATHERINE LUCILLE FOXN LER A frxend as one who knows all about you and lobes you mst the same Fashlon Show 1 FHA 123 Chorus 123 LINDA KAY CARRETT It matters not how long we lwe but how Vlce Presldent of Homeroom 1 Hzrvcst Queen Con test 1 Fashlon Show 12 Chorus 2 Scxence Falr 23 FFA Sweetheart Contest 3 Safety Patrol 34 Beta Club 4 Scxencette Typrst 4 MARY ANIN CODFREY Always smzlmg never blue Sometzmes sorry but al ways true Fashlon Show 1 2 4 Frremen s Queen Contest 3 Safety Patrol 4 SE IUHS XX ILNIA IEAY CRIZZLE So lzue today that you wzll lzaue no regrets tomorrow I' HA 1 7 34 F1SlI1OI'l Show I 7 4 Sqfetv P ltrol 4 BETTY ANN HARRISONT Brzglztenmg up the lrfe of someone else uxll always put a fresh slune on your outn Fashlon Show 1 7 Chorus 1 7 Harvest Queen Con test 1 7 4 Bislxetball I 7 3 4 Co Captrun 3 4 F H A I 2 3 4 Suence Fur 7 3 Teen Ape Sifety Club Presldent 3 Iumor Bmuty 3 F F A Su eethewrt Contest 3 Le Cercle Fr mc us 3 4 Presrdent 4 Semor Superlqtlve Sports EC11t0I' of Saga 4 JANE ELIZABETH HARRISON Too young, for loue9 Oh say not sol Too youngi' Too youngg Oh no' no' no' Chss Sttretiry 1 Student Counell I 1'3Sl'l1OII Show 1 2 FHA 1 234 Suence Four Runner Up 2 Teen Age Safety Club 3 FFA Sweetheart Contest 3 Beta Presldent of FTA 4 Safety Patrol 4 Clreulatlon Manager of Saga 4 ELIZABETH AINN HAYES Ilappmers Seems made to be slzarecl Iunlor Cheerleider I Hometommg Queen Sponsor 1 F'1sh1on Show 12 FHA 1234 Hfnrvest Queen Contest 7 Treeasurer of Sophomore Chss Chorus 2 Student Councll 74 FFA Ssseethelrt Contest 3 JIIIIIOI' Mfuslnl Cood C1t1zen 3 Betfl Club 34 Presx dent of Stmor Clqss Homtroom P1'CSlC1CIIt 4 S153 Typist 4 St mor Superl lt1VC ru? ,ans ui' We M' MQXQL? QA -4 :QAA RANDALL RAI HI ATT Do unto others as you would haue others do unto you but clort zrst Health 'md Safety Councll I Iumor Foothill 17 Student C0llDCll 7 Teen ALC SIfItY Club '3 Iumor PIM Bisltethall 34 FFA 34 Bus Drner 4 But unter Strff 4 Scmor Superlltnc Sports Edltor of Sag'1o BARBARA AWN JOHNSON Cooclwzll to all fnendshzp to feu, low to one Fishlon Show Runner Up 1 FHA 1 4 Chorus I4 Tumor Plw Hometommg Sponsor 3 Sifety Patrol 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 Page Flfteen , 6 - 13 , .. ,Q Q. h I I J, U 5, - -- al-s ,Z if ' 1-1 S -1 . 1 - Y T . ' , . , .. . - ff' - ! 'l 7 '7 ' I - L ,s--.,,- . ' .' . .' - . - 1 ' - v v 4 -u' s ' 1 - x 'K ' Q .'.I . I 1 .7 7 a -1 J , , J 5 ' . g Z v, ,J t ,V ,Q , it , I .. ,,, 1,101 .inf-5, as , ' ,1 ,Q t f ' Z 4, z, ' , H . . 2 ,K'h.4'ats -f' 1 , A We 3 .. Y ' , . , . ,, 1 Y , . , . . . .S f' 1 5 g .' f , 3 - - ' , , , 5 ' 1 - 'L - ' 5 . . . J Q , - 1 . 'Q . 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' - 3 . . . , 1 . , L ' V .43 ' 5 g . , 5 n - , 7 1 . vw MARTHA PRISCILLA MEI TON I must talk and laugh or life would he empty non Show 1 ltmtlnll 1 734 A 4 ut I' ur 7 jumor Flu Usher Suretlrx Trc-lsurtr rf jumor Clxss Lllurlrw Club 34 Nut Presldtnt 4 becretlry of Suuor Clfiss Student Councxl 4 RAT MONID LEE PACK It LS better to be little and Shine than to be Ing and cast a shadow Safety Patrol 7, Chorus 2., Sclence Frur 2,4, Iumor SCITIOI' Banqutt COHTIIIIUCC, Bus Drner 3,4, Semor Superlatxve Page Snxfeen SE IUHS SANDRA IO LANCASTER Those who do not look on yesterday as regret and tomorrow as fear are near real contentment FHA 17 Fabhxon .Show 17 Bind 123 Chorus 1 7 34 Fl' A Sxseethelrt Contest 3 Iumor Plly Har xcst Queen Contest 34 Llbrary Club 4 Presxdcnt of F T 'X 4 DOLGLAS EDXX ARD LAX TON YVhen pleasure lnterfcres wxth duty let your Con sczence he your guxde Sifety Pltrol 1 7 bu me Shoxxm ln It Fur 1 7 3 F F A 1 7 3 4 Subbtltute Bus Dru er 7 3 4 Daxry Judi, mg Team 3 BREINDA KAY LAYTON Loolt haclt wxth gratitude and forward with faith and hope Fishlon Show 123 Chorus 1234 FHA 1734 SCICHCB Four 7 Democracy Contest 9 34 Safety Patrol 94 Iuruor Nhrshwl X1eePres1dent of Iumor Class Teen Age 5'1fety Club 3 Student Councrl 34 Le Cercle Prancals 34 Betl Club 4 Semor Superlatlve JAMES STANLEY LONG It as better to be unborn than untaught for :ignorance ts the root of mmsfortune Sue-me Fur 7 4 Iumor Play Bus Drlver 34 Semor Superlatxve in SE IUHS BILLY RAY PAGE Plan for the future forget the part and the present will take care of ztself Band 12 3 4 Chorus 7 4 ATLEE PETTIT A good name is rather to he chosen than great rzches Band 1 7 3 Sclence Falr 2 Semor Superlatlve ALCIE RONALD QUINN All 1 want to the end is plenty of fnends and money to spend Football 1 Showman at Farr 1 FF A 123 Treas urer 2 V1ce Presrdent 3 Buccaneer Staff 2 Bus Dnver 2 3 4 Captam 4 junxor Marshal Iumor Play Teen Age Safety Club 3 Semor Superlatwe Student Councxl 4 Treasurer of Semor Class BOYD HALLMAN RAMSEY Clzmb throuh the rocks to be rugged Homeroom Presldent 1 2 F FA Land Iudgmg Con test 12 F FA Speaking Contest 1 2 Basketball Score keeper 1 234 Football 1 2 34 Student Councll 1 2 34 Secretary 2 Pres1dent 4 FFA 1234 Sentlnel 2 Buccaneer Staff 1 3 X 1ce Presldent of Sophomore Class Iunlor Play Secretary of Iunlor Class Beta Club 34 Bus Dnver 34 Semor Superlatxve Kmg Teen 1. wwfegrfe FREEMAN LEE RIDDLE YVhateoer you are he that Whatever you say he true Strazg,htforu,ard act Be honest an fact Be nobody else but you Chorus 23 SCIENCE Falr 23 Bus Dnver 34 Flu, COmmlft6C 3 4 DON FLETCHER ROACH Theres a tzme for work and a tzme for play Iumor Football 1 Democracy Contest 1 Chorus 7 3 Sclence Fair 2 '3 Presldent of Iumor Class Home room X1cePres1dent 3 llll'll0I' Plav Tumor Marshal Football 34 Le Cercle Francals 34 Student Counul 34 V1ce Presldent of Semor Class Semor Superlatlvc Page Seventeen .Elin LEON EDVVARD STEVENS Truth as wzsdom Wisdom Ls' truth F F A Shoxsman at Farr 1 2 3 F F A Land judging Contest 1 7 3 F F A Speaklng Contest 1 2 3 F F A 1 734 Reporter 2 Presldent 3 FFA Cattle Iudg mg Contest Z3 Delegate to F FA Conventlon 3 Bus Driver Co Captaln 4 Semor Superlatlve PERRY LEE STEVENS People who know the most u.9ually tall the least Chorus 1 Basketball 1234 Football 134 Suence Fa1r 2 Spartanburg All Star Basketball Player 23 Foul Shot Champron 23 Most Valuable Player 3 Iuruor Play Adverusing Committee Senior Superlative Page Enghteen SE IUH5 OELAND BRANDEINBURG SHANDS Be ye kind one to another. Chorus 2' Science Fair 2- Bus Driver 2 3 4. REBECCA ANN SMITH You .stand tall when you stoop to help another. Homeroom President 1' Harvest Queen Contest 1: Fashion Show 1 Student Council 1 FHA 1234 Chorus 1234 Band 2 Safety Patrol 24 Buccaneer Staff 3 Sclence Fair Xhnner 3 Beta Club 34 Presl dent 4 Le Cercle Francals 34 Latin Club 4 Photog raphy Editor of Saga 4 Semor Superlatxve Democracy Contest 3 BRENDA KAY SMITH Let me not be satzsfzed untrl with yoy I have learned to go the second mzle Fashion Show 1 Chorus 1 234 F HA 1 234 De mocracy Contest 23 Safety Patrol 24 Teen Age Safe ty Club 3 Beta Club 34 Le Cercle Francals 34 brary Club 4 Scrlpt Editor of Saga 4 PATSY VVILYEINE STEPHENS The smzle on your face ts only a reflection of the feelmg m your heart Fashxon Show 1 Homecoming Queen Sponsor 1 Ilmlor Cheerleader 1 Chorus 12 FHA 1234 Bas ketball 1234 Sclence Fau' 23 Le Cercle Prancals 3 Semor Superlatxve F TA 4 Democracy Contest 4 Cheerleader 4 v v ff U 9 s as -. v 1 9 1 ---,sas :rar 1 as '. . ,. . .- a v as S sf y ' fi 1 u .. . Q.. .n 9 :ras- aura ' ,J 75 ' ' 9 sa ::Ll' , . 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SE IDRS SANDRA KAY TAYLOR A smile as the language that everybody understands Fashion Show 1 2 Fuemen s Queen Runner Up Homeroom Reporter 3 NANCY ROSE THOMPSON Ltttle m stze but big in spmt Iumor Cheerleader 1 Homecommg Queen Sponsor 1 Fashion Show 1 Basketball 1 2 Manager 34 Chorus 123 FHA 1234 Sclence Fair 23 FFA Sweetheart Runner Up 2 Le Cercle Francais 3 Sec retary 3 FF A Sweetheart Contest 3 Beta Club 34 Reporter4 FTA 4 Sen1or Superlative NED THREADCILL To have fnends you must be a friend F F A 1 2 3 Sentinel 3 F F A Land Judging Con test 1 2 3 Science Fa1r 2 Dau'y judging Contest 2 3 Senior Superlatlve IOHN CHARLES TURNER Judge not that ye be not 1udged Homeroom Secretary Treasurer 1 Band 1 23 F FA 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Student Council 2 4 Showman at Fan' 2 3 4 Le Cercle Francais 3 4 Homeroom Presl dent 4 Chorus 4 Semor Superlatlve VIRGINIA JOE VAUGHN True happiness paves the way to success. Fashion Show 1 2 3. BETTY IO WADDELL Happy is he who can search out the cause of things, for thereby he masters all fear, and is throned above fate. Fashion Show 1,2g Health and Safety Council 1,24 Chorus 1,2,3,4g President of Sophomore Classg Student Council 25 Science Fair 25 F.H.A. 2,3,4g junior Playg Library Club 3,44 Buccaneer Staff 3,49 Beta Club 45 Senior Superlativeg Saga Typist 4. Page Nineteen PRISCILLA ANN WHITT lt zs better by far to forget and be happy than to remember and be sad Fashlon Show 1 Choms 1 FHA 1234 Sclence Farr 2 Iunxor Play History Scholastxc Award 3 Beta Club 34 Le Cercle Francaxs 34 FTA 4 Library Club 4 DAR Good Cltlzen 4 Busmess Manager of Saga 4 Buccaneer Staff 4 Democracy Contest 4 Safety Patrol Homemaker of Tomorrow 4 LESTER EUGENE WILSON All I want an the great beyond Is an old guitar and apretty blond Track 1 FFA 1 23 Football 1234 Basketball 1234 Baseball 24 F FA Reporter 3 Cuculatlon Manager of Saga 4 Page Twenty SE IDRS MARGIE ALFREIDA WEST Let thy speech be better than silence or be szlent Fash1on Show 12 Basketball 123 FHA 124 Chorus 23 Le Cercle Francals 3 Llbrary Club Treas urer 4 Program Chamnan of F TA 4 MARGARET ANN WEST Here as a tear for those that love me And a smile for those who hate And whatever skzes above me Here s a heart for fate Fashlon Show 1 2 Basketball 12 Health and Safety Council 123 FHA 124 Lxbrary Club 34 Presl dent 4 Buccaneer Staff 4 MARTHA ANN WEST Gwe to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you FaShl0H Show 123 Clee Club 123 FHA 1234 Safety Patrol 4 DENNIS LEE WHITT He who fzghts and runs away May like to frght some other day Play Safety Patrol 4 Semor Superlatxve ,s ,,s ,,s 'Q '- Q . , , . . . , U' ,Q ' 1 :sl ' :rr rx ' 9 ' - ' Us ,,s ---,Hs 7 ., , F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Showman at County Fair 35 Junior 9 5 - .. s s ,,,s' 4 9 9 ,Q U ,Q g 5 s Q 5 1 Q . , ,, 9 ,,: . ' ,s 4 SE IDRS CEDDIS CLEVELAND WYA'I'I' A bram ts worth lzttle without a tongue but what is the tongue worth without a bram Sclence Faxr 2 Iumor Semor Banquet Commxttee MARY LOU WYA'I'I' To be Zoned Ls all I need But whom I love I love mdeed Fashion Show 1 Llbrary Club 4 FHA 4 Beta Club 4 Scrxpt Edltor on Saga 4 SHIRLEY JEAN WYATT She hath achieved success who has lwed well laughed and loved much Fashxon Show 1 Chorus 2 Secretary of Sophomore Class Sclence Fan' 2 Student Councrl 23 Democracy Contest 24 Le Cercle Francals 3 FHA 3 Home room Presldent 3 Beta Club 34 Llbrary Club 4 FTA Secretary 4 Semor Superlatxve JOYCE VIVIAN ZIMMERMAN Success is built upon fnendshzp not dollars Treasurer of Freshman Class Buccaneer Staff 1 Student Councll 1 Fashlon Show 12 FHA 1234 Treasurer of Sophmore Class Sclence Farr 23 Fxrst place D1str1ct NV1nner 3 Le Cercle Francaxs 3 V1ce Presrdent of Iumor Class Beta Club 34 Art Edltor of Saga 4 FTA 4 Semor Superlatlve Wi Page Twenty-One JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Yy- ff! PRESIDENT Ioan Foster X ICE PRESIDENT Peggy Seay SECRETARY Paul COX TREASURER jane Blshop SPONSORS Mrs. Evelyn B. Cannon Mrs. Mary Jane Doucefte Q : -' . -. 'Vw E .2331 if? L Q Z N w . 'lr .fn gf 0 o xxx' I gg -'Af -:ggi V 1 '34 ' A , Y My 4. gi Q ik is 6. , S 2, 9 , QQ' Q 4 45524 'iw if-iv is ' W :QM x.-H K f ., iv f 5- ,V 3 xv rg' I X 40 7 4231, H' 51 ,355 i 5 'X '25 W, V u Q sz' I , I A Fl' 2 an 3 N 1' 'ff ,C I 9' T. if Q, 1 'E' f Wm. 'pf .., - f,,, .. 2. fg, A-:li Y 43 fi 2 'iw Q 1 f - 4 ,.,M,. -1. . 451.1-1 .. irq: ,,, 1 :- , Q A -f P. Xin Sylvia King Carolyn Lanford jeanette Lanford Phelix Lancaster Billy Lawrence Brenda Lawson JUNIUHS ewel Lawson Ra La on Heyward Lon Donald McAbee Betsy McKeovm, Mary Wilkes I , Y yf , g, , Miller, Ann Moore, Richard Morrow, Frank Oglesby, Jack O'Quinn. ge Twe nty-F tiff 6 Q sw 4, .Pin 1' 1' vm Q f m gsm WL f, 3 v It 45 A 7 rf' W BS Lt fp I 5 SOPHONIORE CLASS OFFICERS Sandra Cox Carolyn Smlth Ruth Graham PRESIDFNT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY SPONSORS 4-S Mrs Clara H Foster Mrs Ehzabeth VVoolbr1ght Mlss Lou1se Mullms g Y f I I 4 ' TREASURER f ' ..,.. , . Donald Gibson - X . Po e Twen y-S Judy Belcher Harold Bell Donald Bishop Harold Bishop Linda Bishop Mildred Blanlcen Judy Ann Bradley Gerald Burgess Tommy Cannon Iris Cathcart Emily Coker Sandra Cox Charles Donnels Bobby Earnhardt Carolyn Finch Larry Fleming Mary Fleming NVayne Foster Bobby Cenobles Donald Gibson Judy Cossett Betty jo Cowan jane Ann Gowan Ray Graham Ruth Graham jackie Gregg jan Gunter Brenda Hayes Donald Holder Bobby Hyatt Margaret johnson Ronnie johnson Billy Kennedy SUPHUMUHES 1... kb L. Q- Ys lb L. v- K No., 5:-V is., Y? ig' 7' sg -vu 'B' y.. tv Linda Lancaster Larry Lee Patsy Lee Terrell Martin Danny Martines Bessie McCravey Larry Melton Paul Melton XYalker Newman Judy Owens Angelia Parris Irene Peeler Linda Pettit Harold Pless Mary Frances Price Neil Roach Bernice Sanders Celinda Sistare Carolyn Smith David Smith joe Smith Earl Steadman Thelma Stevens Kathleen Summer Martha Switzer janice Thornton Lynwood Toney Georgie XVatson Gladys XVatts Marvin NV est XVayne XVest Phyllis XVestmorelan Annie Ruth NVyatt Ronnie Zimmerman SUPHUMUHE5 PHESHME OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Harvey Bell Eddre Bennett Barbara Black Mary Martha Bullman Tommy Bullman Earl Butler Rrta Caldvs ell Shrrley Campbell Sonny Clayton Don Cromer Rock D1 Ceorgro Roxanne D1 Ceorgro Frank Donmls Andrea Elgm Shlrley Ervun Gerald Forrester Alrce Foster Lloyd Franklm Charlotte Fowler jrmmy Garner Joyce Garrett Kenneth Greer Carl Gnzzle james Cnzzle Page Th rty 'Cv SPONSORS Mrss Mattre Sellars Mrs Sara Pltts Mrs Vrrguua McM1lla.n Carl Crrzzle Bobby Wrlhs Faye Satterheld 5... N . 1' 1 Av ' nf I l ,,, -0 ...,.4........,.KennethCreer 'S A A wr- 'f' I I 4.1 3 ' ' 43 5.- . I. ' ' NI f A Q, f I E :fi ' i .' .-' ' - I, i FRESHME John Havnes 'Slack Hlgh Cheryl Hmes Bobby Jackson Larry Johnson Sara Johnson Nlame Kent Glen Krrkland Ken Knudson Luvenla Lancaster Beth Lawson Delorls Law son Manlyn Law son Calvm Niarlar Ann Nhson Junmy NlcCuff1n Legrand Morrow Carl lux B1lly 0 Kelley Johnnre Palmer D1ane Pnce Flor1ne Rhodes Tommy Rogers Barbara Rovnland Patncla Sandford Faye S'lttC.l'f1LlLl Amece Smlth Bobby Smlth Everette Sm1th Mary Sm1th Cecll Steadman James Stephens Carole Stone Davld Su 1tzer Brenda Thornton Donna Thomton James Toney Lana Turner Jxmmy XValkup Judy Watson Brenda NX h1tt Bobby XV1ll1S Janice XVofford Irene Worthy Gary Z1mmem1an NOT PICTURED Margaret Chess Nancy Johnson Linda Pearson 1 Y Page Thirty One EIGHTH GH DE X PRESIDENT , A.A.......,A Emma Collins VICE-PRESIDENT . , . . . Danny McCutcheon SECRETARY ..... Martha O'Shields f TREASURER A.A.. Barbara Arnold Ann Bagwell David Bagwell Emest Bennett Shirley Blanchard Doris Blanken Michael Bruce :lohnny Bullington Emma Collins Benny Cubitt VVanda Cubitt Billy Dempsey Judy Dillingham Bonnie Eamhardf Dan Eubanks Gayle Everhardt jannes Foster jimmy Foster Bobby Franklin Judy Franklin Martha Cray Page Thirty-Two Mary Hughes SPONSORS Mrs. Evelyn C. Hill Mrs, Elizabeth Ann Howell Mrs. Isabel Hines Lottlc Cosxctt I1n1n1y Coxx 111 joxu. Coxx 111 Brenda Crter Cxlmer Cretr Iein Crebory Xianon Croce Doxle Cxxmn XI use Ile CAKIIHI S 111dr1 Cunter Don H 1m111ttt Xlary HAYIISOII Thonns H111 Niary Hughes Lex oma Huskey D IX 1d Lax endar Bennle Laxx son C 1510 Laxx son N1 arg, 1ret Luxx son Boyd Layton Lnnly Layton Peggy Layton B111y Lee Ch 1rlLs Lei, jerry I 1tte11 Dlrx 1 I lttlijfillll C 1tl11 rme NILC r way D lnny Nll.CUtLllLOIl jlmmle 'xlontgornery Theresi 'Nolan Xvllblll' O bhldds Saundri Outz R'1yI11OHCl. Pauntcr Iudy Pc,tt1t Ronme Pettlt George P1lk1I'lj,t0I1 V1Ij,1Illd Rlddle Mx ri Roach C lrolxn Sanders C1ro1yn S zttorfxeld Bert Sellars C 1pf.rs Shinds Peggy Sprouse Lanny Strltkl Ind Odell Sumner Don 11d Taylor Ronfald Tiylor Ann Thornton Sandr 1 Thornton Ronme Thru 111c,111 Edxx 1rd Toney Benny Tra11 Brend 1 Tr 111 Vera Tra11 Butch Y aughn Ar1'1 VVa1den Dougl is YY est Evcrctte XX est C111 XVest Ruby XX est Stfmley XVest Vlfglflla XY hlte 'xlarshall XX h1tt Authur NX olfe Douglfns H arborough NOT PICTURED Olhe Niae Ienmngs 'xiary Io iarborough 4.,x ' R V ff V . 1' -i ' z 1 ' ' K 1 4 , . 1 ' 12 - ,. , 1 'Q . 1 17 1 .H . 1 '1 ,' 1' z - ' 1. - l 1 K L , . . 1 ' ' A 1 1 1,-C A' , ,. . Martha O Sl'l1C1dS 1 . ' ' 1 . Y. .' . . V' L 2 ,' 1 I 1 'L - ' 1 ' I 1 3 111 1 A-x .b 2 1 . C . xl J. , 1 . if ' J ll D -1 1 . C ,Q . 1 - C . 1 Page Thirty-Three SEVE TH GRADE OFFICERS PRESIDEINT Ronme Blanchard VICE PRESIDENTS Iudv Melton Rlta Peeler SECRETARY L1nda Str1ckland TREASURER Larry Bennett Thy SPONSORS Mrs Edna Hodges Mrs Margaret McChesney Starr Ada1r jr nor Bagwell Xl in Lynn Be Larry Bennett jr rrw Brshop Chorce Blanchard Ronnre Blanchard Carolyn Brown Niagehne Bumett Robert Burnett 'NOT PICTL RED Thomas Belue Ahce Cosse Phylhs Havnes Boots Lanford l T . - A V I 1 , ' . Y' fbi 1 w lI A . 1 g ' ll ' ' tt Page in -Four fi ik Allen Chcsnev Tommw Chumlex Cheryl Coker Dixid Cox Xian Ellison Xiarion Floyd Diane Forrester Lois Fortenberry Theron I- owler Rosa Lee Fuller Xixrtrs C irret Robert Gates Sharon Cowan Lron ircl C mer Xl arx Etta C rizzle XX ilhur C rinle D ix 1d H itchette Chilton Hines Barbara johnson jerry Lua Nlichael Lipscomb Barbara Littell Judy Nlelton 1Neeley Morgan Ned Niullms Ch irlotte Munch Barb rm P ack Ansel Pa lb Rita Peeler Stanley Peeler Clifton Hicliards H irolcl Rirli irds Arthur Biddle lois Riddle loxce Rohcrtb D md Robinson Dmm llounhilcl D md S iltn rfielcl Alex St'irlim'ln jucly Str-phcnS I eggy Stom Linda Strickland Sidney Summer Douglas Taylor lhrolcl Taylor Nlary Teague Wesley Thompson Diane Tollison Harold Toney V erle Trail Brenda Tucker Viola Umberger Ann XVilliams XVayne Zimmerman SEVE TH GRADE Page Thirty-F 1 1 . ,, ,Q A 'J K I Ii V 1. illness wimtl ermkiiiu. 2. XY.1tL-li tlime fingers. uirlx. 53. XYii.1tx goinu on lien-H 4 0 6 7 P . Finders Creepers . flee, that Wag funny. . Old Maid . Getting Sir. Putnzun'5 .ulxiee GC16 Thuriyfsix PEEPS 8. 'Birigufu 9, NYii.1t's lx-Innci the curtain lil. Ain't siie cute? ll. Rocket 12. Curtain Time! 13. Two Finders Creepers Qi., 1 Q ' .f hair, 1, v , ff? A, , 5 ,, W iii. ,Sly ix L, - x .. . 2458 ,Q-.bib Vi' 7 - , 6 V ' 1 5' Q 4. A , 1 , ff' ,V 4, ,' 5- M Q1 9 l. iw' 1 V! f - -14, - Q., '.., -. X, lm? gf' 'f ' ' f R W , ' L, ' ,Za I ' , I 4 I V! J H3971 f 1 3 9 -I ' . ' 4. 2 f ' av ,... ' A Q 71,3 , V M H .f K, , 'fkyg M w f.'gf iw- if .Q J gn M - I .J!,,'.,AS, , 1. X. V ., fx? 'S :Qi 5 if , A 3 , S , , ,,?A,?, , 1, 5 . Q ' ipyriv 3 If . ,Q kg!! if ' J X. gf, Q?'W5:xE5'vr' fzptaan' wt 5 ' 7 X' -', 1i'Qig. , I ,h z,,, lg , in-ff-1-. , is .2 , V J , 1 , fq f jfs A YK X 0 4 X 1 . Roebuck High belongs to the S.C.A.A. The staff has enjoyed editing the 1959 Saga and from this experience has learned much. B EEA FFR STAFF Editor in Chief, Betty jo Waddell: Associate Editor. Audrey Zimmer- man, News Editor. Priscilla XVhitt: Sports Editors. Ben Harrison. El- dora Stephens. Art Editors. Har- garet XYest, Donna Page: Circula- tion Nlanaxler. Paul Cox1 Reporters. Barbara Pack. Deloris Lawson. Everette Smith. Carolyn Smith. Bill Lawrence. jane Blanehardg Printer. Hay Hyatt. Typists. Shirley Cowan. Helen Gregory, Pat King, ,Io Ann Fleiiiinilg Sponsors, Mrs, Evelyn Cannon. Mrs. Evelyn C. Hill. Page Thirty-Eight SAGA STAFF Editor in chief. Eleanor Elgin, Associate Editor, Betsy Blclieownq Business Manager, Priscilla XVhittp Advertising Manager. jane Blan- chard, Photography Editor. Becky Smithg Art Editor, Joyce Zimmer- man, Sports Editors. Betty Ann Harrison, Ray Hyatt, Script Ed- itors, Linda Carrett, Shirley Cowan, Marv Lon XVyatt, Brenda Smith. Typists, Mary Xllillact- Casey. Hel- en Gregory, ,lo Ann Fleming. Ann Hayes, Betty .lo XYaddellg Circula- tion Managers, Lester ll'ilson, jane Harrison, Advisor, Mrs. Clara H. Foster. The Buccaneer Staff edits a school paper every six weeks. The editor is chosen from the senior class. BET CLUB OFFICERS President, Rebecca Smith, Vice-Presi- dent, Joyce Zimmerman, Secretary, Ann Hayes, Treasurer, Jane Harrison, Sponsor, Mrs. Mary Jane Doucette. At Roebuck juniors and seniors must have an average of 90 or above to be eligible for member- ship in the Beta Club. Objectives are to promote citizenship and leadership, to en- courage fellowship and coopera- tion, and to inspire honesty and tolerance. The members attend the State Convention. Jane Bishop, Jane Blanchard, Paul Cox, Eleanor Elgin, Barbara Foster, Joan Foster, Linda Garrett, Helen Gregory, Leon Grizzle, Ben Harrison, Jane Harrison, Ann Hayes, Ann Johnson, Billy Lawerence, Kay Layton, Heyward Long, Betsy McKeown, Boyd Ramsey, Brenda Scott, Brenda Smith, Becky Smith, Tommy Smith, Eldora Stephens, Nancy Thompson, Betty Jo XVaddell, Priscilla XVhitt, Mary Lou Wyatt, Shirley Wyatt, Audrey Zimmerman, Joyce Zimmerman. STUUE T EUUNEH. l ' W' M grasp ml HE OFFICERS President, Boyd Ramsey, Vice-Presi- dent, Ben Harrison, Secretary, Audrey Zimmerman, Treasurer, Leon Grizzle, Reporter, Kay Layton, Advisors, Miss Roberta O'Shields, Mrs. Virginia Mc- Millan. A representative body, the Stu- dent Council helps ir1 the devel- opement of leadership and demo- cratic govemment procedures, promotes better understanding between the faculty and students and sponsors projects to make high school days more worth- while and happier. One outstand- ing project is the Christmas tree with gifts from the student body to the Goodfellows'drive. 1 Starr Adair, Larry Bennett, Jane Bishop, Ronnie Blanchard, Emma Mae Collins, Paul Cox, Sandra Cox, Don Cromer, Joan Foster, Donald Gibson, Ruth Graham, Kenneth Greer, Jean Gregory, Carl Grizzle, Leon Grizzle, Sharon Gowan., Ben Harrison, Ann Hayes, Mary Hughes, Kay Layton, Danny McCutcheon, Judy Melton, Martha Mel- ton, Frank Oglesby, Saundra Outz, Martha O'Shields, Irene Peeler, Rita Peeler, Ronald Quinn, Boyd Ramsey, Don Roach, Faye Satterfield, Peggy Seay, Carolyn Smith, Linda Strickland, James Toney, John Turner, Jimmy XValkup, Gayle XVest, Bobby Willis, Audrey Zimmerman. Fw- ,AU 2,3 5 Page Thirty-Nine LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS President, Margaret XVestg Vice-Presi- dent, Martha Melton, Secretary, Ange- lia Parris, Treasurer, Freida VVestg Reporter, Betty Jo XVaddellg Advisor, Mrs. Sarah Pitts. A member of the South Caro- lina Library Association, the Lib- rary Club acquaints students with library services, resources, and procedures, provides an op- portunity for the development of leadership: creates wider in- terest in good books and read- ing, and recruits students for the profession of librarianship. Emily Coker, Helen Gregory, Patricia Hines, Sandra Lancaster, Brenda Lawson, Martha Melton, Brenda Smith, Betty Jo VVaddell, Freida NVest, Margaret YVest, Phyllis XV!-3St1'Il0I't3lilIlLl, Priscilla XVhitt, Mary Lou Wyatt, Shirley XVyatt. OFFICERS President, Jane Blanchard, Vice- President, Irene Peeler, Secre- tary, Brenda Hayes, Treasurer, Carolyn Smith, Reporter, Becky Smith, Historian, Margaret VVestg Parliamentarian, Betty Jo VVaddell, Song Leader, Genna Vee Zimmerman, Ad- visor, Miss Roberta O'Shields. In the F.H.A. girls have an opportunity through their chapter projects and recreation to make full use of their enthusiasm and co- operation. The highlights of the F.H.A. year are initiating and installing new mem- bers and officers, entering two exhibits at the Pied- mont Interstate Fair, feat- uring a fashion show, enter- ing district and state con- tests, observing Hobo Day, and attending sum- mer camp. The Fair exhibits were awarded first and second places. Page Forty F. H. Judy Belcher, Jane Blanchard, Avoree Bennett. Linda Bishop, Mildred Blanken, Judy Bradley, Rita Caldwell, Mary XVallace Casey, lris Cathcart, Emily Coker, Eleanor Elgin, Shirley Erwin, Mary Fleming, Alice Foster, Barbara Foster, Joan Foster, Josie Foster, Charlotte Fowler, Barbara Genobles, Judy Gossett, Betty Jo Gowan, Ruth Graham, Donna Gunter, Ann Hayes, Brenda Hayes, Sylvia King, Linda Lancaster, Marilyn Lawson, Jerry Ann Littell, Bessie Me- Cravey, Martha Melton, Jimmie Montgomery, Saundra Outz, Angelia Parris, Irene Peeler, Barbara Rowland, Patricia Ann Sandford, Gelinda Sistare, Becky Smith, Brenda Smith, Carolyn Smith, Eldora Stephens, Patsy Stephens, Kathleen Sumner, Nancy Thompson, Donna Thomton, Brenda Trail, Georgie XVatson, Gladys XVatts, Freida XVest, Margaret XVest, Martha West, Mary Lou XVyatt, Genna Vee Zimmerman, Joyce Zimmerman. FUTURE FARMERS UF RMERIE OFFICERS President, Pat Gibson, Vice-President, Leon Crizzleg Secretary, Billy Ken- nedy, Treasurer, Donald Gibson, Re- porter, Bobby Hyatt, Sentinel, Mayne XVestg Advisor, C. A. Puette. The Future Farmers partici- pate in speaking, landjudging, and livestock contests. They sponsor a F.F.A. Sweet- heart contest and attend sum- mer camp, -wg. 1- 1?'Ef'k'S an 4. Q' gi, Q IJQQDFE' A af r Ft, Ernest Bennett, Charles Bishop, Donald Bishop, Harold Bishop, Harrv Bishop, Donald Birch, jerome Bulman, Larry Bulman, Tommy Bulman, Benny Cubitt, Ray Graham Gilmer Greer, Donald Gibson, Pat Gibson, jackie Gregg, Carl Grizzle, Leon Grizzlc Marion Groce, jan Gunter, Doyle Quinn, Don Hammett, Gerald Hammett, Ben Harrison, john Hayes, Bobby Hyatt, jerry Hembree, Bobby jackson, Larry johnson Ronnie johnson, Billy Kennedy, Boyd Layton, Charles Lee, Larry Lee, Danny Mar tines, Larry Melton, Paul Melton, NValker Newman, Carl Nix, XVilburn O'Shields Roy Peeler, Ronnie Pettit, David Smith, Everette Smith, joe Smith, Tommy Smith Earl Steadman, james Stephens, james Toney, Lynwood Toney, jolm Turner, Evemtte West, Marvin XVest, Stanley XVest, XVayne XVest, Dennis VVhitt, Arthur XVolfe, Cary Zimmerman FUTURE TEREHERS RSSUEIRTIU OFFICERS President Sandra Lancaster- Vice-President jane Harrison' Secretary Shirley Xvyatt- Treas- urer Brenda Lawson' Pl'0g1'3m Chairman Freida VVest- Spon- sor Mrs. Elizabeth Howell. The F.T.A. encourages students to become teach- ers. The programs provide specific information about opportunities in the various fields of education inc Blanchard, lris Cathcart,Sanrlra Cox, Eleanor Elgin, Mary Fleming, jane Ann Cowan Bctty Ann Harrison, jane Harrison, Ann johnson, Sandra Lancaster, Brenda Lawson, Betsy Xltlieown, judy Ann Owens. Angela Parris, Carolyn Smith, Earl Stcachnan, Patsy Stephens, Thelma Stevens, janiee Thornton, Nancy Thompson, Freida XVest, Phyllis XVestmoreland, Priscilla XYhitt, Shirley XYyatt, Audrey Zimmerman, joyce Zimmerman, Page Forty-One 1 l l B. I. LANDS Director BEGINNING BAND NI.iry Ellison, Diane Forrester, Bobby Frank- lin, I4-rmiiairrl Greer, Chilton Hines, jerry Lee, Bessie NIL-Craivey. llitzi Peeler. 'loyce Hob- vrts. Peggy Stone, Arthur NYolf0, Judy Ifriinlclin. Xlilfy 'l'Cillllll', Yerlc Trail. Page Forty-Two ADVANCED BAND Nlnry Nlairthai Biillinain, Andrea Elgin, Lloyd Framlcliii, jimmy Clirrnvr, Steyr-ii Hiiinnictt. jimmy Xlufliiffin, Billy O'Kelly, Billy Buy Paige, jimmy Xllilkup. X THE BA U X The band makes appearances at foot- ball games and Christmas parades. ..-.-1' l SEHVIEE CLUB Presidents, Don Hammett, Ronny Threadgill. Myra Roach, Vice-Presidents, Brenda Trail Bert Sellars, Manda Cubitt: Treasurers, Jerry' Iitteh Niary Hughes, Martha O'Shieldsg Sec- retaries, jimmy Montgomery Theresa Nolen, Gayle Everhart Sponsor, Mrs. Evelyn Hill. EIGHTH GHAUEHS Projects of the Service Club are keeping school grounds clean, promoting a candy sale at the llallowecn Carnival, collecting clothing for the needy. compiling address booklets ot school personnel, and lurnisliiug Christmas music in tlie luncliroom. HEALTH A U SAFETY EDU EIL M l lam!!! Chairman, Donna Page: Sponsor. Mrs. Isahel Hines, Iris Cathcart, XVanda Cubitt, Shirley Erwin, Gayle Everhart, jane Ann Gowan, jean Gregory, Sandra Gunter, Marseille Gwinn, Mary Hughes, Levonia Huskey, Ken Knudson, Marilyn Lawson, Billy Lee, Ann Mason, Martha 31S?jelds, Donna Page, Angelia Parris, Judy Pettit. Patricia Sandford, Thelma Stevens, Arla a en. The Health and Safe- ty Committee promotes a perfect attendance contest and every week makes appropriate post- ers f or the bulletin board. Page Forty-Three jane Blanchard, Eleanor Elgin, Barbara Foster, Steven Hammett, Ben Harrison, Betty Ann Harrison, jane Harrison, Bill Lawrence, jewel Lawson, Ray Layton, Kay Layton, Heyward Long, Donald McAbee, Betsy McKeown, Frank Oglesby, Jack O'Quinn, Don Roach, Becky Smith, Brenda Smith, Tommy Smith, Eldora Stephens, john Turner, Priscilla VVhitt, Hugh VVilliams, Audrey Zimmerman. LATI CLUB OFFICERS President, joan Foster, Secretary, Angelia Parris, Treasurer, jimmy XValkup, Program Chairman, Janice Thornton: Scrapbook Chairman, Donna Page, Reporter, Phyllis VVest- morelandg Sponsor, Mrs. Mary jane Doucette. This year Latin has been add- ed to the course of studies. Meetings to further Latin in- terest are held during activity period. Poge Forty-Four LE EEHELE PH!-X EAIS OFFICERS President, Betty Ann Harrison, Vice- President, Betsy Mclieowng Secretary- Treasurer, Tommy Smith, Reporter, Ben Harrison, Historian, Bill Law- rence, Advisor, Mrs. Clara H. Foster. The French Club helps to in- crease understanding and appre- ciation of the history and the culture of the French people. Monthly meetings are held in the homes of the club members. Stories, songs, and games in French make up the program. Barbara Black, Martha Bulman, Shirley Campbell, Sonny Clayton, Andrea Elgin joan Foster, Bobby Cenobles, jean Cegory, Luvenia Lancaster, Patsy Lee, Donna Page, Angelia Parris, Florine Rhodes, Becky Smith, Janice Thornton, Lana Tumer Jimmy VValkup, Phyllis VVestmoreland. HIGH SCHUUL EHUHU5 High school students of music performed on the fol- lowing occasions: church ser- vices, chapel programs, com- munity Improvement Associa- tion meeting, and commence- ment. DIRECTOR Mrs. Marguerite Foster SPONSOR Mrs. Evelyn Cannon IVIUSIE Music washes away from the soul the dust of every- day lifef, Frances Bell, Jane Bishop, Barbara Black, Jane Blanchard, Shirley Campbell, Barbara Foster, Joan Foster, YVayne Foster, Bobby Genobles, Helen Gregory, Donna Gunter, Sandra Gunter, Marseille Guinn, Shirley Kearse, Mary Hughes, Ray Hyatt, Ann Johnson, Patsy King, Kay Layton, Sandra Lan- caster, Carolyn Lanford, Jerry Littell, Mary XVilkes Miller, Jimmie Mont- gomery, Donna Page, Billy Ray Page, Angelia Parris, Judy Pettit, Thelma Stephens, Becky Smith, Brenda Scott, Brenda Strickland, Brenda Smith, Janice Thornton,Vera Ann Trail, John Turner, Betty Jo XVaddell, Patsy XVest, Phyllis VVestmoreland, Cenna Vee Zimmerman. SEVE TH GH!-IDE EHUH S The Seventh Grade sings songs from the classics to op- ular music. They appeared, in chapel exercises,sch0ol plays. and an annual concert with the toy band. DIRECTOR Mary Lynn Bell, Mageline Burnett, Robert Burnett, Cheryl Coker, Diane Forrester, Lois Fortenberry, Myrtis Garrett, Alice Gossett, Sharon Cowan, Ann Johnson, Michael Lipscomb, Judy Melton, Barbara Pack, Rita Peclcr, Clifton Richards, Harold Richards, Arthur Riddle, Lois Riddle, Joyce Roberts, Danny Roemhild, David Satter- field, Linda Strickland, Diane Tollison, Harold Toney, Ann XVilliams. Page Forty-Five Mrs. Juanita Hatchettc SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Fred XValker Our custodian maintains well-kept buildings and grounds. SAFETY PRTRUL The thirty-one safety patrol members aid the drivers in main- taining order on buses and in keeping records for the school and the highway department. They also help students cross highways safely. Page Ferry-Six RUS DRIVERS Bus drivers are nine seniors, two juniors and two sophomores. There have been no accidents re- sulting in serious physical injury since school consolidation six x L rrs ago. rx C raham. Ray Hyatt, Phelix Lan- 1. isttr Douglas Layton, jimmy Long, Dinnx Niartincs, Raymond Pack, Roy Peeler. Ronald Quinn, Boyd Ramsey, Freeman Riddle, Oeland Shands, Leon Stevens. fas l....,a LUNCH ROOM' SUPERVISOR ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR Mrs. Mary McHugh Mrs. Aileen Montgomery Lunches are well-balanced and delicious. Frances Bell, Donald Birch, Charles Bishop, Iris Cathcart, Billy Foster, Linda Garrett, Pat Gibson, Mary Ann Godfrey, jane Ann Cowan, Shirley Cowan, Leon Grizzle, XVilma Crizzle, jan Gunter, Doyle Gwinn, jane Har- rison, jimmy Hyatt, Ann johnson, Billy Kennedy, Billy Lawerence, Kay Layton, Becky Smith, jerry Stevens, Lynwood Toney, Gladys NVatts, Mar- tha NVest, Dennis NVhitt, Priscilla VVhitt. ATHLETICS I jane Cowan Brenda Lawson Patsy Stephens The Spectators A Tackle F SITTIINC fleft to rxghtl Robbie Broun minigtr jot rn Hnmxru Il II L1 stu XM son I ru Iommv Sim 1 Il C Dou nur I Cilmcr Cntr mini Ltr RNEI I INK lr1nLOclulix I B Don Ilolch Il 1 unison E Bob Scott B Bills Illxoccs C Ilu Lutm O B Bill Xlooclwircl Cuit r L West L B Rlcliird Niorrow I B STANDINC Colch District District District District District District District District District District C corgc Flox cl I xmxoocl Tom X I T Ccorgc Dormin x 1 1 Bill Ixir ix I E Buclclx ss c x o irr B1 Il T NX nw I Xloocl Il II Cuicli Bmlt IBIIOIHIS B -XCIx ROW Itrrx uns B Bm ul ll IIHSLN Il I' lion :ld Slirops nn lommx x is Cqnter Bunn Brlnnon White. Center Algie Campbell L T jim Kcllv L E DISTRICT Iii HUB ETS SE ASOX S RECORD P ulxc 1 Clit ste rficld Bri nt s Pick ns C irolm 1 NY oodruff Xl iiiiisborim . Cl1'1pm'1n ' Pilmc ttu L Crccr LPPER STATE CHAMPIONSHIP District 6 I3 Lancaster District 6 Hornets had '1 good season. They wart undefmtccl in confcrinct play 'ind were ch-impions of thc Class AA XX estern Conference. Poge Fcyfyriigm tb- COACH FLOYD COACH THOMAS TOMMY SMITH PERRY STEVENS RICHARD MORROW BOYD RAMSEY HUEBUEH UISTHIET B HUB ETS GILMER CREER Manager LESTER WILSON DON ROACH CECHJ GREER LARRY BULMAN l K' 4 RAY LAYTON JERRY HEMBREE FRANK OGLESBY LYNWOOD TONEY Poge Forty Nme Que f SITTING, fLeft to Rightl: Bobby Smith, Iohnny Palmer, Pee Wee Starkman, Burt Sellars. KNEELING: Carl Nix, Tommy Rogers, Robert Gates, James Toney, Ronald Taylor, Donald Taylor, Mack High, Benny Cubitt, Eddie Bennett. STANDING: Legrand Morrow, Gerald Forrester, Harvey Bell, Edward Toney, Ronnie Threadgill, james Stevens, Glen Kirkland, Kenneth Greer, Danny McCutheon, Coach Jim White. ROEBUCK QT - I MIDGETS SEASONS RECORD Roebuck 13 Pauline ...... 0 Roebuck 0 Arcadia .... .... .3 1 Roebuck 0 Lone Oak .,.. . . 12 Roebuck 7 Saxon ...... .... 9 Roebuck 0 F airforest A ,... 36 Roebuck 20 West View . . . . . 0 UNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASONS RECORD District Six Union , , District Six Jenkins District Six Landrum . District ix Gaffney , District ix Cleveland District ix Duncan The Junior Football team, al though winning only one game represented our school well. The Midgets won two games and lost four. As the season pro- gressed they showed improve- ment, always displaying good sportsmanship. In the District 6 Jamboree they were victorious over VVest View, the score being 20-7. Page Fifty SITTING, fLeft to Rightjz Buck Stone, Tommy Steadman, Danny Adair, Philip Stone, jimmy Melton, Buddy Lancaster, Eddie Bishop, jimmy Gibbs, Marvin Tetter, Glen Melton, Donnie john- son, Bobby Tollison. KNEELING: Tommy Montgomery, XVarren Blanchard, Arthur Mudlins, Ricky XVest, Boots Lanford, IVallace Huckaby, Ricky Clayton, Andy Stone, XVilliam Lowery, Mike Lavendar, XValter Thompson, Billy Rhodes, Butch Trail. STAND- INGQ Manager Donald Hammett, Robbie Gamer, Claude Pruitt, Harold Toney. Ted Rowland, XYesley Thompson, Ansel Parris, Ronnie Blanchard, Larry Bennett, Benny Clary, David Hatchett, Manager Earl Butler. in LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Lawson, Patsy Stephens, jane Ann Cowan. SE IU HE JUNIOR EHEEHLEADEHS H E EHLE HERB KNEELING: Deloris Lawson, Alice Foster, Cheryl Coker. STANDING: Sharon Cowan, Andrea Elgin, Judy Stephens. Page Fifty-One SEASON'S RECORD STATE TOURNAMENT SCORE Roebuck 46 .....,............., Chapman 45 Roebuck 30 .,......A... ,,,, C hesterfield 31 Roebuck 38 ,,.....,., .. ....,,.. Pacolet 24 Roebuck 46 4 - - -'-- Landrum 27 The girls' team ended the regular season with Roebuck 45 A . . . . , Hillcrest 18 only one loss, Roebuck 37 . . , , . . XVoodruff 2:2 I Rccbuck 48 V U Cowpens 16 Betty Ann Harrison, Patsy Stephens, Martha Roebuck 42 bqnn Landrum 20 Meltonuand Eleanor Elgin, seniorsg and Ann Rccbuck 49 4 E Cbcsucc 21 Moore, lumor, were chosen for the County All- Roebuck 34 . , . , , . 4 , , Hillcrest 25 Conference Team- Roebuclf 39 - - - - - - 30111118 Spfmgs 9 The Roebuck girls' team is the Piedmont Con- l33Zl33El2 23 j A Q ig i 4 i 1 5 33322155 23 fefime C113-mpionship Roebuck 38 I 4 4 I 4 V 4 Xvoodruff 33 lNamed most valuable vplayer, Martha Melton Roebuck 41 4 D Boiling Springs 19 received the Lee Otis Noblett award. Roebuck 34 . . , ,4..,. Chapman 41 Roebuck 53 .....4..........,.,.. Chesnee 33 PIEDMONT CONFERENCE SCORES Roebuck 53 ,i...........,.,.... Cowpens 13 Roebuck 46 ,,...... . .,,.,.,..,, Chesnee 39 ' Roebuck 59 ...,. ........ W Voodruff 36 CO-CAPTAINS Betty Ann Harrison BETTY ANN HARRISON PATSY STEPHENS ANN MOORE and Eleanor Elgin Forward Forward Forward LINDA RIDDLE JANICE THORNTON LANA TURNER JANE ANN COWAN Forward Forward Forward Forward Page Fifty-Two 6, W 'fin . ' Q , ,w ., V1 w v T WL li 1 V ,ZW 1 M., H .QV ' - Q Q YB., Q E' v r ' , If x r.' I . 3, . mf , :turf X f if X1 ,X ' . TZ s V 'A J.- IY K ! I 5 Q if in , ,1 FRANKLIN OGLESBY RAY HYATT BILLY KENNEDY PAUL MELTON Guard Guard Guard F0rWard BASKETBALL Roebuck 49 Roebuck 70 Roebuck 57 Roebuck 19 Roebuck 35 Roebuck 40 Roebuck 58 Roebuck 34 Roebuck 41 Roebuck 53 Roebuck 42 Roebuck 54 Roebuck 39 Roebuck 46 Roebuck 37 Roebuck 39 WAYNE WEST TOMNIY ROGERS Guard Center SEASON'S RECORD PIEDMONT CONFERENCE SCORES Pacolet Landrum , . . . Hillcrest VVoodruff XVoodruff 9 . . .... Cowpens Landrum Chesnee Hillcrest Boiling Springs Pacolet 4 ,...... Cowpens VVoodruff Boiling Springs i...i. Chapman Chesnee 35 62 41 28 42 28 28 35 31 43 26 34 54 38 42 31 Roebuck 53 , . i..............., Landrum 25 Roebuck 34 , ,. . Chesnee 43 Page Fifty-F e JU IUH BASKETBALL Y' P098 Filfy-Su x 41 LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Greer, Guardg Danny McCutcheon, Guardg Glen Kirkland, Forward: Nlllync Foster, Forwzrrdg Gerald Forrester, For- ward- Buhhv Smith, Guard: Larry johnson, Guardg Carl Nix, Centerg and Lanny Striclclund, Guard, not pictured. Q W H ,c L, , 53, 1544 Wm ,. '! 3' 1-r 1 ,4- y,' 'I 1 1 . , 4 ,N ffl, , :f f , f',:t:g - V 35951 D A R GOOD CITIZEN MISS HI MISS Pr1sc11la Whltt jane Blanchard P g FfYyEghY SENIUH HUNUH5 Q-9 'Ev sd law i KING TEENI Boyd Ramsey 3 'Wm , C I sv 4210. I f G 8 I - i .ff 1 if . Qf, M U? M :wil , '3,.. L. ' I :X . 'f WW? . ,A 1 f ., 1.-v, ,2 li-ff, fy, 'M ,z J-3-f,.-fg.a-Ja? .u- , ?1,'d.:pL- fvfwff 2941 5? -522-'if Qiwf, , In - iz mph, nf '25, 24 QT-Q 4--A K , fx' Qc-ff 4 , .,..,f , M-- ' . 4 6 f' f J' Page Sixty BEST DRESSED Betty Jo VVaddel1 Atlee Pettit W f-N4 SE IUH SUPEHLATIVES MOST DEPENDABLE Joyce Zimmerman Don Roach i l l MOST STUDIOUS juni- Bl2lf'lClllll ll Dennis XX'hitt MOST POPULAR Betty Ann Harrison Ronald Quinn BEST LOOKING Mary XVallace Casey Ray Hyatt FRIE NDLIEST Eleanor Elgin Leon Stevens XVITTIEST Shirley XVyatt Ned Threadgill BEST-ALL-ROUND Ann Hayes john Turner MOST ATHLETIC Patsy Stephens Perry Stevens MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Becky Smith Boyd Ramsey SE IUH S PEHLATIVES Mosr coURTEoUs QUTEST Kay Layton Nancy Thompson Jimmy Long Raymond Pack Page Sixty-One s,- gr t ' I q x ' A 4 I ', ww' . u,e AZ!-591 H I .. 4: 5 t,fgDy ,3 k QI xl,-P A 6 I '11, 'o,.o S , A, g f ff, N: ' v I 'QF'-,Lx r n Y i '72 vi, 7 ym4,.C I 'gunna' x 7111. 54 X .f-'Q -7 il 1 xv fx, A T' 4-.9 v 1 I IQ-vg4-M 'Q ?'f? it.'f'f ? A ' 4? .L. ,, V '11 , 1' .- 0 L N 1-1-1 u ., 1 xg 5 r il 'X 9,55 amim C' ,I I if-vii' Q lxtff 3, f 8 -ai , 4 MISS UNIVERSE SELECTS QSY M1r1am Stevenson MISS UNIVERSE 1956 eanette Lanford 7911 Stepp Drzve Columbza S C February 7 1959 Mrs Marguerzte Alman Foster Roebuck Publzc Schools Roebuck S C Dear Mrs Foster I was delzbhted to be asked to choose the gurls for the beauty seetzon of the Saga How ever I want you to know that wzth so many lovely contestants the task was not easy After a great deal of conscderatzon I have selected number one as first place winner It as an honor to have a part an your year book Many thanks and best washes to the stu dent body Yours truly Mmam S Upton TRW HUEBUEHS BEAUTIES Carolyn Lanford S1yF HUEBUIIH5 BEAUTIES MAH 1, i- , '5- lj A . r I E 1 7 YV' tg! S APPEHS Kidnapped! 6- Speech or song? 7- District Six Clieeriosl 8- A Little Friend. 9- Damsels! 10- V The Barefoot Boy! A Mischievous Twinkle! A Serious Moment! Boyd Crowns Queen Mary Hi, Beautiful! 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We Luke CBC G HARRISON GROCERY Route1 Roebuck S C Phone 3 8915 SIMS TRANSFER HAULING A SPECIALTY Spartanburg S C KIMBRELLS :Nc Hi-fb' DEPENDABLE FURNITURE 171 N Church St Telephone 2 2385 6 Spartanburg S C I Stanley Lancaster Marlon Shull Elaine Thornton GI r I. BEACON DRIVE IN W e'ef00f S A' 'WS G Od cEclL's BUSINESS COLLEGE Spartanburg S C o na awson Mary Johnson Spartanburg S C GUNNINGHIIM WATERS CUNSTRUGTIDN GUMPI-INY South Mann Street GREER, SOUTH CAROLINA Phone TR 7-3326 Building Contractor for the new addition to Roebuck High School , . . G- K ,C 2' - Q .'-- A I ,Mli , , , . . . 5 I i , M5-PS' r ' .1 Y, .X . . - I 'Ti w o , . . U GLENN WEAVER - RAMBLER SALES CENTRAL AUTO SERVICE 222-224 W. Main Street 155 Commerce Street Spartanburg, S Spartanburg, S. C. WE SERVICE ALL MAKES Telephones 3-4192 - 2-1056 Phone 2-1284 W. 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