Savannah Country Day School - Country Data Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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To you, our successors, the Class of 1958 proudly presents the 1958 Cowntry Data. 2 DEOICATION - 4 CONTENTS HEADMASTER'S MESSAGE - 6 UPPER SCHOOL FACULTY -7 SENIORS - 13 UPPER SCHOOL CLASSES - 37 ORGANIZATIONS - 51 SPORTS - 59 FEATURES - 79 LOWER SCHOOL - 83 ADVERTISEMENTS - T00 Munn. DEIJICATIUN The Class of 1958 feels that the dedication of our annual can pay a tribute and express sincere thanks to someone who has been an inspiration to us and even more-a friend. Through this dedication we wish to show our appreciation and respect to the person whose personal example, enthusiasm, and ideals have contributed so much to moulding the character of Savannah Country Day School-Mr. Thomas Francis Triol. MR. THUMAS FRANCIS TRIUL Almost one hundred schools in various parts of our nation call themselves ucountry day schoolsw. The term came into being early in this century, when the country day school movement started. So many independent schools are boarding schools that those which are not, often have the word Hdayf' in their names. But a country', day school is something special. It is located just outside a city, in a rural or suburban area away from city noise, dirt, crowding, traffic, and turmoil. lts pupils are refreshed by natural beauty and quiet, by healthful fresh air and sunshine. The clean openness and tranquility that surround our new school will remain a part of the character of each boy and girl who lingers in this setting. ln the words of William Cullen Bryant: Co forth under the open sky, and list To Nature's teachings. R. W. TRUSDELL 6 HEAIJMASTERS MESSAGE MR. THOMAS F. TRIOL, M.A. Assistant Headmaster, Upper School Principal, Dean of Boys, Director of Athletics, Chemistry, Biology MISS CLYDE LANIER Dean of Girls, Mathematics MRS. RUBY BACON Dietitian MHS. AHAMINTA BYTHEWOOD English, Physiography MRS. GRACE CAMPBELL, M.A. Latin, Spanish, Mathematics MR. HUGH CONKLING, M.A. Latin, French, English MR. ALBION GRUBER, M.A. French, Music MRS. JANICE HARMAN Physical Education, Girls' Basketball Q MR. TED HUNTER Bible, Athletics MR. JOHN LANGFORD, M.A Administrative Assistant, History, Civics MR. LEE B. SAYRE English, Journalism MRS. ELIZABETH STANTON Librarian, English MRS. LOMBARD MORGAN Secretary MRS. DOROTHY MULLIS Mathematics MRS. ELLA SACK Bursar MISS HELEN THOMPSON Secretary MRS. MARY LOU TRUSDELL Administrative Assistant MRS. JANE TRIOL Physics, Biology, Science MISS FRIEDA WELLBROOK Study Hall, Physical Education MR. GEORGE WONG Physical Education, Football, Boys, Basketball l ' 11 , 3 f E 'I' . mal Ay 5 f mg, is XV' Aff wwf 416, WM N gm , 1. - I 71- Q - ': :::ff-::, J -' , '41 V , , , A .. -32:5 SEQ. .- , 1 A ' ' ff. 5505222-:if ff' ' ' ' ' -- .IEv:KEE::!E? x .wsRfJ H V -- --'- - ' A , , ,. A , .... ,,,,, ' wx 0? 5 55,,aw .,:1-L -f 'P in ,L a N, A I MARION LOVETT ARNSDORFF The spirit of a youth climbing up the ladder of ambition and success. HENRY LINDSLEY BACKUS, III 0f manner gentle, of ajfections mild In wit a man, simplicity a child. I DAVID WILLIAM BENFIELD I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul PERRY BRANNEN, JR. T he reason firm, the temperate will, Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill. PHYLLIS BROWNELL CLAY Thou shalt find she will outstrip all praise And make it halt behind her. MERRILL CEER DAVIS if Fun and frolic, glee was there, The will to do, the will to dare F MURRAY ALLEN FREEDMAN Nothing impossible to a willing heartf' CHRISTOPHER CASHEL FITZSIMONS HAMMOND,III It is good to be merry and wise It is good to be honest and true I RICHARD WILLIS HEARD, III I hate nobody: I am in charity with the worldf' LINDA ANN HOLLIS A daughter of the gods, divinely tall And most divinely fair? I 3 s 1 5 Q 5 Q F , s i , i 5 Q i ? X 5 5 e Z 3 2 3 i E E x L NANCY MERCER KEITH None knew thee but to love thee None named thee but to praise- GAYLE LUNDAHL NASH How grave yet joyous, how reserved yet freef, HENRY DODGE ESTABROOK ROEBLING I live not in myself, but become portion of that around mef, ROBERT DAVAN T ROUNTREE Ile rLe,er is crowned with immortality, Who fails to follow where airy voices lead. ALEXANDR I A RUSSELL Shall I co mpare thee to a summer's day? T hou, art more lovely and more temperate. DEAN SMITH, JR. CG Manners must adorn knowledge and smooth its way through the world. MARY CHISHOLM WYLLY Charm strikes the sight, Merit wins the soul. LEST WE FURGET Mac Buddy Pest Guest Hornet's Nest Shyster Cookie .lar Q. A. Murd's Mater Bos A real Richard Fats What'cha think this is, National . . . Week? Tik Have you been out lately? Cfn. Would you like to put an annual in our ad? PC My mindls made up, don't confuse me with the facts. SHT No questions today, boys. Sister Whatls the matter, no DESIRE? Gayleee , , , Wow, what a dish!! Did you get a telegram? Little Ham or Hamlet Smoke gets in our eyes. Bowling Those nasty 79's. Witch Hazel Donlt sweat it. l Bonga Prime UUR HEARTS WERE CJOILE i PERRY MURRAY NANCY , DAVID MN MARION HENRY YUUNG AND GAY Q: MIKE Y N MERRILL POLLY if M J 4 if , X , 2 f J lplffiir- K AIQMVQ X .v V x - x-' It W X X an W gf' ff, -r if 2' 1 1 K. W ,pw uk i' isis LUV X ' QQ- Q 1' if PHYLLIS KIT DXCKXY. V925 ar-'V X7 ,L fx X arr- wi vm . Kgs- m 1, f'1,p- ,w 1 a,yJf'5,fF5'f rm' K lin N 1 ...X , .-SW 1 W M M . , LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Marion Arnsdorff, of weak grades, mind, body, and soul, will my principle of Work- ing very hardi' to anyone who is not privileged. I, Lin Backus, being of sound mind and shot body, do hereby leave to Mrs. Triol a year's subscription to Mad magazine. I, David William Benfield, alias Snake, being of no body and less mind, do hereby will my books, desks, locker 422, Boys' State T shirts, and Presidency of my club to the incinerator. I, Perry Brannen, Ir., being of weak mind and tired body. do hereby will my desire to anyone who participates in football, basketball, etc, I, Phyllis Clay, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my ability to sleep in class to Anne Carson. I, Merrill Davis, being of sound mind and weird body, do hereby leave my great ability to make just enough demerits to stay out of detention to Reg Brooks, who wishes he had it. I, Murray Freedman, being mentally shot, do hereby will my nickname of Fats to Tom Kelly, my ability to blush to Barry Crawford. I, Kit Hammond, leave to Mrs. Mullis my ability to write words backwards. I, Dick Heard, being of sound mind and body, leave to John Wylly my tennis shoes, crutches, and appetite. I, Linda Ann Hollis, being of feeble mind and weak body, do hereby leave!! I, Nancy Keith, leave my brilliant knowledge in geometry to Mrs. Mullis so that she will give it to someone who might need it. I, Gayle Nash, being of too much sound and even 'more body, do hereby leave my pop- ularity with the policewoman to Hugh. I, Robert Rountree, do hereby will to anyone of deep enough spirit my love of man's most glorious creation-Classical Music. I, Alexandra Russell, leave to all of Country Day's future s'Yul Brunnersn my appealing bald-headedness. I, Dean Smith, Jr., being of never mind and used to being of much body do hereby bequeath the weight which l lost to Wellington Martin in hopes that the acquisition of it will benefit him as much as the losing benefited me. I, Polly Wylly, do hereby will my famous ski-feet to Les Sadler to make sure that he kicks all the extra points from now on. 36 4 if if K if A , 'Q if V r iv QW WWI. .mwwm TWELFTH GRADE BACK ROW: Perry Brannen, Kit Hammond, Merrill Davis, David Benfin-ld, Phyllis Clay. SECOND ROW Henry Roebling, Nancy Keith, Lin Backus, Marion Arnsdorff, Polly Wylly, Dean Smith. FRONT ROW: Rob ert Rountree, Alexandra Russell, Murray Freedman, Linda Ann Hollis, Gayle Nash. NOT IN PICTURE Richard Heard. CLASS OFFICERS . . DAVID BENFIELD f'rr'.wftfr'llt . . ..... . . Vice l'residf'n1, . . . . MURRAY FREEDMAN Secretary-Treasurfr . . MERRILL DAVIS Chaplain . . RICHARD HEARD Class Adviser . . MR. LEE B. SAYRE 38 ELEVENTH GRADE ON SLIDING BOARD: Dee Sharpley, Nina Ravenscroft, Arthur Weiner, Al Mullis, Randy Brooks John Vvylly, Wellington Martin, Lin Budreau. ON GROUND: Helen Reid, Dancy Ross, Georgie Keller Billy Trotter, Dale Gabriel, Barry Crawford, Lucy Barker, Charles Mikell, Eddie Carmack, Bonnie Cay Randv Sims, Pearce Hammond, Reeves Lewis, Bill Chapman. President . . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer Class Adviser CLASS OFFICERS 39 . . JOHN WYLLY CHARLES MIKELL RANDY BROOKS . . BILL CHAPMAN MRS. JANE TRIOL TENTH GRADE BACK ROW: Maury Finkelstein, Ginny Kelly, Ed Richards, Louise Mercer, Lynn Creamer, Dianne Hatch Elsie Otto. FRONT ROW: Dashiell Erdman, Malinda Hatch, Sidney Kaminsky, Chip Howden. President . Secretary . T rvasurvr Chaplain . Class Adviser CLASS OFFICERS 410 SIDNEY KAMINSKY . DEE MCCORMICK . . . LUCY SMITH . . MARGARET CLOSE MRS. GRACE CAMPBELL TENTH GRADE STANDING, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Margaret Comer, Charles Westerfielrl, Nancy Lee Milligan, Sally Train ,lane Bradley, Frank Brannen. SEATED: Katherine Strong, Lucretia Lawson, Dre McCormick, Anne Dekle Lucy Smith, Anne Thompson, lletly Vl'ylly, Margaret Close. Class Adrisvr . MHS. GRACE CAMPBELL 41 NINTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Tony Adams, Dicky Eskedor, Mike Burns, Kitty Daniel, Dick Williams. SECOND ROW: Nancy Richmond, Dana Oliver, Bobby Oliver, Mimi Daniel, Sam Morgan, ,lim Tyms. THIRD ROW: Douglas Pulver. Davis Humphrey, The-odor? Lippit, Molly Bryan, Sue Wylly, Linda Jean Smith. CLASS OFFICERS l'nfsicle1Lt . . ........ . DICK WILLIAMS Secretary-Treasurer ---. MIMI DANIEL Class Adviser . . . MISS CLYDE LANIER 4-2 NINTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Dana Reinschmidt, Kitty Comer, ,lan Kenyon, Sarah Wheeler. BACK ROW: Isabel White head, Lee Mingledorff, Reg Brooks, Tom Kelly, Bob Bahr, Frank Williams, Ted Benton, Katherine Ellis Libby Mclntire, Caroline Walker. CLASS OFFICERS President . . . ....... . FRANK WILLIAMS Vice President . . . . TOM KELLY Secretary . . . ..... JAN KENYON Class Adviser . . MRS. DOROTHY MULLIS 43 EIGHTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT: George-inne Reid, Judy Lennox, Camille Heery, Mary Ann Livingston, Alice Llppll d A l C lM han Mar Ann Calhoun Dorothy Margaret Davis, Edith Proctor, Sandra Bell, Ju y ppe, aro a y, y Landsberg, Sandy Miller, Ned Cay, Alexe Mendel, Marylin Lund, Tim Trusdell, David Kibler, Eddie Culver Blaine Ewing, Hammond Rauers, Roger Straight, Monte Ray. NOT PICTURED: Shelton Sanford President . Vice President Secretary . T reasurcr Class Adviser CLASS OFFICERS 4-4- . . CAMILLE HEERY . . . . MONTE RAY MARY ANN CALHOUN SHELTON STANFORD MR. HUGH CONKLING EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Sam Sloan, Dick Stone, Blaine Ewing, Mack Armstrong, Frank Dunn. SECOND ROW: Eloise Alexander, Dianna Arnsdorlf, Carol Liberls, Helene Weiner. THIRD ROW: Sherry Gordon, Cynthia Collin, Marian Mclntosh, Shirley Barrett, Eleanor Clay, Julia Bahr, Ferrebee Edwards, Betty Croghan. NOT PIC- TURED: Mary Ann Livingston. CLASS OFFICERS lfresident . . . ....,..... CYNTHIA COFFIN Vice President . . . . MARY ANN LIVINGSTON Secretary . . . . . . SHERRY GORDON Treasurer . . MACK ARMSTRONG Class Adviser . . . . MR. ALBION GRUBER 45 SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROVV: David Lynah, Kirk Varnedoe, Johnny Cay, Hugh Nash, Rufus Miley. SECOND ROW Mere dith Capps, Barrie Myrick, Peggy Minis, Jeanne Marie Henry, Ellen Sloan. FRONT ROW! Allan COWaI'd Everette Langford, Laula Wagner, Mary Ethel Jacocks, Jackie Ahern. First Semester President . . Second Semester President . First Semester Vice President Second Semester Vice President First Semester Secretary . . Second Semester Secretary . First Semester Treasurer . . Second Semester Treasurer Class Adviser . CLASS OFFICERS . . PAULA WAGNER . MEREDITH CAPPS . . . JOHNNY CAY . . . PEGGY MINIS . . ALLEN COWARD . . JACKIE AHERN . . SUE INGLESBY . . BARRIE MYRICK MR. JOHN LANGFORD LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Mingledorff, Louise Clark, Molly Wheeler, Deborah McDou al An l M l h g , gea c ntos . DaV1d Lubs, Glenn Martm, Skippy Platt, Erik Erickson, Dewey Strang, Gus Oemler. NOT PIGTURED: Ann Straight, Pamela Floyd. CLASS OFFICERS lII'05l:d0llfl . . . ..... . . MULLY WHEELENR Vice President . . . . . ANN STRAIGHT .Secretary-Treasurer . LISA MINGLEDORFF Class Adviser . MK. THOMAS TRIOL 4-7 I v K 'iv I 'N we if 3 3? i 1 1 , 1 M W A 1 N gg a 4 ,Q in 5 M Q: 'Q A if P af- 9 J 4 'fi S ss Z L ! 2 2 F Z 3 i Q I E - M m a Q-1 1... 1fl.i...n1g1.1-n LICFT T0 RIGHT: Lucy Barker, Marty Coolidge, Sarah Wheeler, Mr. Lev B. Sayre, Roberl Hountree, Perry Brarmen. NOT PICTURED: Monte Ray. HONOR OOUNOIL Presielent ........., . . Vice President and Twelfth Crude Repra'.ver1,l11li1'f' . Secretary and Eleventh Crude Representative Tenth Grade Representative ..... Ninth Grade Representative Eighth Grade Representative . Seventh Grade Representative . . 52 Adviser 3 Frank Brannen PERRY RRANNI-IN ROBERT ROUNTREE . LUCY BARKER , FRANK BRANNEN SARAH WHEELER . . MONTE RAY MARTY COOLIDGE LEFT TO RIGHT: Merrill Davis, Perry Brannen, Gayle Nash, Dean Smith, David Benfield, Alexandra Russell. CUUNTRY DATA Editor .... . . DEAN SMITH Assistant Editor . GAYLE NASH Business Manager . . MERRILL DAVIS Photographic Editor . . . . DAVID BENFIELD Sports and Activities Editor . . . PERRY BRANNEN Art Editor . . . . , ALEXANDRIA RUSSELL 53 5 mme, W., LEI-YI' T0 RIGHT' Robert Rountree, Editorg Alexandra Russell, Lower School Editorg Richard Heard, ' Cl Feature Edi- Photographic Eclitorg Mr. Lee B. Sayre, Advlserg Gayle Nash, News Editorg Margaret ose, torg Reeves Lewis, Sports Eflitorg Polly Wylly, Art Eflitorg Merrill Davisg Maury Finkelsteing Jane Braclleyg Dee Mcflormickg Christopher Hammomlg Pearce Hammonclg Lucy Smithg Marion Arnsdorffg Sidney Kaminskyg Linda Ann Hollis, Circulation and Exchange Erlitorg Sally Traing Al Mullisg Elsie Otto. IUURNALISM x .9 3, -'i f I if e e i 3 CHI DELTA THETA FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Brooks, Vice President, Dean Smith, President, Barry Crawford, Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Strobhar, Lucy Smith, Lucy Barker, Sarah Wheeler, Molly Bryan, Mike Burns, Arthur Weiner. THIRD ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Bobby Oliver, .loe Tison, Dana Oliver, Dee McCormick, Mrs. Dorothy Mullis fAd- viserl, Al Mullis, T. Lippit, Frank Brannen, Linda Jean Smith, David Benfield. E MATH 90's FIRST ROW: Shelton Sanford, Ned Gay, Miss Clyde Lanier fAdviserl. SECOND ROW: Blaine Ewing, Judy Lennox, Mary Ann Calhoun, Camille Heery, Margaret Davis, Mary Ann Livingston, Eloise Alexander. THIRD ROW: Frank Dunn, Carol Mahany, Dorothy Landsberg, Marilyn Lund, Cynthia Cofhn, Eleanor Clay, Alice Lippit, Tim Trusdell, Monte Ray. DRAMATICS LEFT TO RIGHT: Alexandra Russell, Linda Ann Hollis, Margaret Comer, Henry Roebling, Merrill Davis, Kit Hammond, Dashiel Erdman, Gayle Nash, Sally Train. i I I I suns cnonus FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Albion Gruber lAdviserj, Libby Mclntire, Caroline Walker, Sue Wylly, Lucy Smith, Lynn Creamer, Nancy Lee Milligan, Sally Train. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Thompson, Diane Hatch, Dee McCormick, Ann Delcle, Virginia Kelly, Elsie Otto, Nancy Richmond, Lucretia Lawson fDirect0rl. CFFICE ASSISTANTS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Frank Williams, Catherine Strong, T. Lippit, Molly Bryan, Sandy Miller. Bob Bahr. Qmtw ART LEFT TO RIGHT: Ferrebee Edwards, Shirley Barrett, Marilyn Lund, Bill Chapman, Judy Appel, Betty Croghan, Lucy Barker, Marian McIntosh, Ann Dekle, Linda Jean Smith, Malinda Hatch, Diane Hatch. Diana Arnsdorff, Angela Melntosh. SCIENCE CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Chapman, Paula Wagner, Mrs. Jane Triol fAdviserJ, Linda Smith, 'Tony Adams, Ed Rich- ards, Deborah McDougal , Frank Dunn, Al Mullis, Everette Langford, Frank Stetson. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Elizabeth Stan- ton fLibrarianj, Georgeinne Reid, Jackie Ahern, Mary Ethel Iacocks, Meredith Capps. BUY SCUUTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Hammond Rauers, Monte Ray, David Lynah, Mack Arm- strong, Sam Sloan, Dick Stone, Sandy Miller, Shelton Sanford. GIRL SCUUTS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doro thy Landsberg, Dianna Arnsdorif, Eliz abeth Bird, Carol Liberls, Georgeinne Reid, Linny Guildcrist. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Clay, Eloise Alexander, Margaret Davis, Camille Heery, Jo Ann Copps, Marian McIntosh, Carol Mahany. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry Gordon, Cynthia Cof- fin, Mary Ann Brewen, Shirley Barrett, Alexe Mendel. SPORTS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Eddie Carmack, Dana Oliver, Billy Trotter, Perry Brannen, Lin Backus, Frank Brannen Henry Tison, Charles Mikell, Joe Tison, Les Sadler, Randy Brooks. IN FOREGROUND: Coach George Wong FUUTBALL .K -S LEFT TO RIGHT: Co-captain Eddie Carmack, Captain Les Sadler, Co-captain Perry Brannen, Coach George Wong. 60 SCDS SCDS SCDS SCDS SCDS SCDS SCORES 14 . . . Westiminster GB 35 .... Claxton B 35 . . . Bolles B 0 . . . Reidsville 0 .... Groves BM 0 .... Montgomery Co B TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dickie Stone, Dewey Strang, David Lubs, Hugh Nash, Kirk Varnedoe, Glenn Martin, Roger Straight, Sandy Miller. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ham- mond Rauers, Johnny Cay, Captain Monte Ray, Blaine Ewing. 61 Les Sadler Perry Brannen Eddie Carmack Murray Freedman Billy Trotter Barry Crawford Frank Brannen Lin Backus Wlellington Martin Randy Brooks 62 David Benfielcl Tom Kelly Frank Williams Pearce Hammond Randy Sims GCSpunky75 new is N3 Charles Mikell Charles Park Henry Tison Joe Tison Dana Oliver Charlie VVesterfield K l l I FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Rrannen, Tom Kelly, Captain Murray Freedman, Dean Smith David Benfield. BACK ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Coach George Wlong, Les Sadler, Barry Crawford, C captain Perry Brannen, Wellington Martin, Manager Charles Mikell. NOT PICTURED: Dicky Eskedor SCDC SCDC SCDS SCDS SCDS SCDS SCDS SCDS BASKETBALL Bolles Hardeeville Rlufton Richmond Hill Marvin Pitman Bluf ton Rolles NR Bryan Co. SCORES 50 SCDS 50 . . 28 SCDS '48 . . 55 SCDS 42 . . 5l SCDS 35 . . 31 SCDS 4-7 . . 14 SCDS 30 . . . . 32 SCDS 30 .,... 63 iiliegion 3-C Tournament 64- Hardeevillc Vllestminster HR' S. E. Bulloch LLB Marvin Pitman Richmond Hill Bryan Co. Richmond Hill' Les Sadler and Welly Martin go for rebound against Westminster. Perry Brannen sinks lay-up as Hornets gain first victory over Westminster, Welly Martin shoots jump shot against Bolles Dean Smith screens for David Benfield. Mixed emotions. Welly Martin jumps against Southeast Bulloch B TEAM SCORES SCDS 19 . . .... . Bethesda 15 SCDS 18 . . . Nativity 6 SCDS 7 . . . Tigers 3 SCRS 33 . . . Bethesda 23 SCDS 15 . . . Blessed Sacrament 24 SCDS 26 . . . Saint Michaels 25 SCDS 29 . . . The Gaud School 27 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eric Erickson, Shelton Sanford, Sandy Miller, Hugh N h Edd' Culver Allen Coward. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Cay, as , le , Glenn Martin, Hammond Rauers, Co-captain Monte Ray, Blame Ewing, Captain Mack ' ' T ' 1. Arrnstrong, Davld Kihler, Manager Rufus Miley, Coach Thomas T10 68 GIRLS BASKETBALL SCD5 30 . . . St. Vincent's SCDS L6 . . . Hardeeville SCDS 27 . . . . Buffton SCDS 213 . . Richmond Hill SCDS 28 . . . Marvin Pitman SCDS 31 . . Bluffton SCDS 7 . . . . Bryan CO. SCORES '31 SCDS 14 SCDS 26 SCDS 27 SCDS 30 SCDS 58 SCDS 59 SCDS Tlicgion 3-C Tournament St. Vincent's Westminster UB' Hardeeville Marvin Pitman Richmond Hill Bryan Co. Adrian' FRONT HOW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Carson, Dee Sharpley, Captain Margaret Close, Georgie Keller BACK HOW. LEFT 'TO RIGHT: Lynn Creamer lManagerl. Coach Janice Harman, Lucretia Lawson Bonnie Cay, Betty Wylly, Caroline Walker, Dee McCormick. Kitty Comer, Nina Bavenscroft, Nancy Rich moncl. Dancy Boss, Lucy Smith lManagerl. Margaret Close sinks basket against Westminster Caroline Walker shoots push shot. B TEAM SCORES SCDS 141 . .... . St,Vincent's 17 SCDS 8 ...... . . . . . . Nativity 21 FRONT ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Judy Lennox, Georgeinne Reid, Margaret Davis, Mary Ann Calhoun Camille Heery, Carol Lieberls, Carol Mahany. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT' Coach Janice Harman Ann Straight, Molly Wheeler, Louise, Clark, Peggy Minis, Meredith Capps, Barrie .Myrick, Dorothy Lands berg, Mary Ethel Jacocks. l .L Aman.. TENNIS AT LEFT' Coach Thomas Triol. BACK HOWY. LEFT TU RIGHT: Randy Brooks. David Benfield, Vvellinglon . . , S Martin. Lin Hnclrvau, Murray Free-dlnan, Dean Smith, John VVylly, Barry Crawford. FRONT ROW: uf' Wylly, Nancy Leg-1 Milligan. Lynn Creamer. Dov McCormick, Polly Wylly, Lucy Smith, Margaret Close, Jane Bradley. Louise Mercer. vi ' ': , f ' IV X. 'H 6 G 1 3.0, Q5 XE if -W Vg... N X .ii ' X ,. Niifill l l ' TRACK BACK ROW: Les Sadler, Lin Backus, Wellington Martin, Reeves Lewis Pearce Hammond. FRONT ROWY: Mr. Thomas Triol, David Benfield, QNOT PICTUREDJ: Perry Brannen. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Reg Brooks, Jim Tims, David Kihler, Ned Gay, Dick Stone, Sam Sloan, Tim Trusdell, David Lubs. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Williams, Dick Williams, Joe Tison, . I h Douglas Pulver, Frank Stetson, Frank Dunn, Davis Humphrey. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT. Coac Thomas Triol, Eddie Carmak, Bobby Oliver, Charles Park, Henry Tison, Billy Trotter, John Wylly, Dana Oliver, Lin liudreau, Ed Richards, Sidney Kaminsky, Lee lVlingledorH', Coach Ted Hunter. SOCCER RIDING AROUND HORSE: Peggy Minis, Dale Gabriel, Kitty Comer. FRONT HOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kirk Varnedoe, Gus Oemler, Lane Morrison, Alice Lippit, Cynthia Collin, Eddie Culver, Judy Lennox, Mary Ann Calhoun, Margaret Davis, Catherine Strong, Meredith Capps, Ann Straight. SECOND ROW: Mimi Daniel, Catherine Ellis, Jan Kenyon, Molly Wheeler, Isabel Whitehead, T. Lippit, Kitty Daniels. Q 4 GULF LEFT TO RIGHT: David Benfield, Dickie Eskedor, Murray Freedman, Maury Finklestein. 76 Vw S LOUISE MERCER CYNTHIA COFFIN U P E R BEST L 0 0 K N G M 78 LIN BACKUS ARTHUR WEINER 5 V ss A R 0 U N D J BY H gi QE . 5 i MAIQGARHT CLOSE PERRY HHANNEN E ,..,.. Z ' ik - :vl i f gg 2 W wg , 'I' W? E gig if 1 T M i? ' 'L '3': E f in VIRGINIA KELLY 'TOM KELLY 79 S U P E R A T H L E T I C MARGARET CLOSE LES SADLER P E R S 0 N A L I T Y KITTY COMER TOM KELLY B0 L A T I V E S MIMI DANIEL LUCY BARKER LEAST DRAG WITH THE FACULTY MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED 81 BILLY TROTTER PERRY BRANNEN F ANNUUNCING... MEISS SCDS and Maids oi Honor MISS ALEXANDRA RUSSELL MISS BONNIE CAY MISS LUCRETIA LAWSON 82 mi '1 Rwk ,ag 7 4wg W Q fhmm Q ml :-::' : -'ra 2 fy ..,. ,. : E 5 gn' E .g,, Q 5 ,wiv .rw wdbd Kuala. -givfvw 1 my , fm ,Ac ,, vi z. K 7 ,, I N X ,X A, ,, W ,, .. ., f.V ,:...- ! 3 4,31 1 i MISS ANNE REDDY, M.A. Principal, Fifth Grade MISS REBA BRIDGER Sixth Grade MISS LENA COWAN Kindergarten, Craft MRS. RILLA DIXON Fourth Grade MRS. MARIE DUNN Second Grade 84 MRS. GLADYS FORBES 'Third Grade MRS, HIxLI-,N H. INGLFSBY r MRS. DOROTHY JENKINS Flrst Crade -s. 'Wu MISS JOSEPHINE MARTIN Primary Grades 85 i i 5 MRS. DOROTHEA MATTHEWS Fifth Grade Assistant MRS. FRED H. QUANTE Nursery MRS. CREED REAGAN Nursery W. MRS. R. W. TRUSDELL Administrative Assistant MRS. ROBERT WAGNER Kindergarten Assistant, Upper School Dramatics SIXTH GRADE MISS BRIDGER FRONT ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Julie Backus, Louise Young, Dorothy Langford, Ricky Meyer, Jimmy Mclntire, Marjorie Arnsdorljf. BACK ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Myrtle Heery, Julie Howard, Maria Little, Ann Adeline Wessels. Evelyn Martin, Diane Morgan, Robbie Hoffman, Beth Lattimore, Gloria Groover, Linda Carmichael, Margaret Poindexter, George Westerfield, Espy Geissler, Gordon Gale, Jack Bryan, Jim Taylor, Brandon Vfaring. 37 gi im FIFTH GRADE MISS REDDY FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hank Dunn, Billy Espy, David Carson, Steve Swanburg, Lamar Keller Sam Adams, Betty Cay, Nancy Morrison, Ethel Livingston, BACK ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Randy Win- hurn, Larry Trusdell, Lilla Calhoun, Anne Lattimore, Nancy Carmack, Susan Train, Elizabeth Helmkin, Lynn Fulenwider, Renee Portman, Lane Freeman, Margie Livingston, Emily Walker, 88 is gy - -VV 1 X 4 I FOURTH GRADE MRS. DIXON SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam MacBrayne, Laurie Moore, Isabelle Stuart, Margaret Schley, Billy Chisholm, Joe Rooney, Pat Kennedy, Penny Morgan. STANDING, LEFT 'TO RIGHT: Mary Morrison, Penny Strang, Chip Reagan, Roy Rountree, Laura Barrow, Nell Howard, Toby Kaminsky, Cary Westerheld, Beau Otto, Francis Jacoek, Rob Demere, Skipper Knight, Cynthia Rollins. NOT PICTURED: Tommy Ewing. Marion Rauers, Anne Mingledorlf, Elizabeth Laltimore. 89 t 15 THIRD GRADE MRS. FORBES FIRST ROW, LEFT 'TO RIGHT: Michele Portman, Robby Groves, Kathryn Osborne, Douglas Mullis, Ann Hopkins. SECOND ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Carol Rollings, Jenny Jenkins, Rudy Terry, Debby Triol. THIRD ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Nan Lewis, Scott Backus, Liza Lou Rooney, Chris Mason. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Taylor, Rassy Rousquet, Anne Winburn. AGAINST WALL: Howard Jarrot, Chris Knight, Ross Mingledorff, George Hammond, Bill Richardson, Jean Mingledorlf, Vincent Martin, Mrs. Forbes, Miss McCall. 90 ' - ill ,, 'fl i 3 v 5 v l lp 7 SECUND GRADE MRS. DUNN FRONT HOW. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Tommy Freeman, Carol l'llllt'llWlflPI', Lucy Mclnlire, Judy Reagan. Amy linker. Johnny Jenkins, Barbara Bacon. Joe Hatch. BACK NOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Williams John l,eHle-r. live Guggenheim. Billy Mclntosh. Lynn Benton, Bolilmy Glenn, Howland Denmark, Mary Ann Smith, Jim Walker. NOT PICTURED: Vic Johnson, Kathy Calhoun. 91 .23 ,ggu .. FIRST GRADE MRS. JENKINS FRONT HOW. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Susie Bailey, John Hauers, Elison Backus, Pam Keller, Suzie Adler, Jimmy Papy. David lnglesby. BACK BOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Taylor, Edward Derst, Anne Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, David Mason. Mrs. Jenkins, Mary Margaret Kessler, Caro Chisholm, Lee Stone, Isabel Ewing, Johnny Reeve, Jean Schley. Jackson Barrett. NOT PICTURED: Betsy Cann. 92 Anmvn. ,x H , .. .... .,.., z f- 1' 'it .at N 5 ,V 'Z :I , fr ,,,, -- 4 Ki. KINDERGARTEN MISS COWAN AND MRS. QUANTE FRONT ROW, LEFT 'TO RIGHT: Curtis Lewis, Mark Bacon, Scott Richardson, Wrayne Mercer, Nancy MacLean, Katie Morgan, Johnny Muller, Ann Adams, Janie Woodward, David Hendrix. SECOND ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jay Bousquet, Kay Garlington, Julia Martin, Jimmy Groover, Carolyn Glynn, John Heard. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Ranitz, Jack Attman, Annie Laurie Denmark, Bobby Free- man, Brookie Livingston, Robert Buckhaults, Elizabeth Sprague, Helen Triol, Linda Lebey. FOURTH ROVU, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Henry Stevens, Sara Ellis, Staige Prince, Bobby Reagan, Tobby Abbhul, Billy Morrison, Scott Gibson. 93 W MRS. REACAN AND MRS. WAGNER 'Al LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Dc-mere, Chesley Adams, Cissy Mason, Joanne Guggenheim, Kathy O'Neill, Mrs. Reagan, Stanley Smith, Kim Abbot, Billy Rauers, Susan Groves, Margaret Kelly. 94- 4 . , ' K STUDENT CUUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Backus, Nan Lewis, Tommy Freeman, Judy Reagan, Nell Howard, Cynthia Rollings, Mrs, Dunn tAdviserj, Lynn Eulenwider, Lilla Calhoun. Brandon Waring, Diane Morgan, Carolyn Johnson, Caro Chisholm. SECOND SEMESTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Calhoun, Billy Mclntosh, Isabelle Stuart, Bill Rich- ardson, Michele Portman, Jim Taylor, Mrs. Dunn 1AdviserJ, Elizabeth Helm- kin, Ethel Livingston, Betsy Cann, Ann Johnson, Pam McBrayne, Dotty Lang- ford. .i ,.,. M .ws RIDING Caro Chisholm, Bill Hopkins, Elison Backus, John Hauers, Laura Barrow, Mary Morrison, Pinny Morgan, David Carson, Scott Backus, Mary Margaret Kessler, Carol Rollings, Jeanne Mingledorff, Elizabeth Latti. more, Susan Train? Ethel Livingston, Ann Lattimore. 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