Roebuck High School - Saga Yearbook (Roebuck, SC)

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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

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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.

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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.