St Andrews Parish High School - Pelican Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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1... '1- ff' ve -jfi ff, Jill, ily GORDON A , SCHMIDT 'CONSLJFANCE ANNE SHOUDY JOYCE ELAINE SHOUDY - 1,-1 Z SENIOR LOG i3 I . APRIL 1958 - And another realization! Another opening, another show, but for us the last I one. We go to show practice night after endless night. We lose sleep, our grades drop, we try hard to give our best for the person we all love - - who directs us and puts up with us. It's worth every bit of e531-alle try not to think about it being our last. The cur- tains are rung down for the last time.XAre those tears I see? '57 P 11-25. -F -ia -2 LA ' ' , , ' 2:3 ,i?3 ' --- N X 5- 'Q' - -at S . if -. xx N Y x ESQ X -we-is VIVIAN GLENETTE SMALL ANN ELIZABETH SMITH E'I'l-IELVQELIZAHETH SON text! Q' J av 'Yu if-1

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JAMES WAYMAN WALL DEWEY BURKE WELCH, IR. GLADYS ANN WELSH -,7 SENIOR LOG JUNE 1958 - Well, what do you say at a time like this. You walk down the aisle as you've done many times before, but this time it isn't the same. You sit quietly and try to listen to the speeches being made, but as your eyes wander over the auditoriurn and you see friends and family, your mind begins to wander too. You remember the day you entered St. Andrew's as a lowly freshman, you think of the grades you didn't make that you should have. There were the dates with that special someone, the football games, the basketball games, the dances, and the teachers who really weren't so bad after all. Your face lights up when you glance down at the ring you've worked so hard for, and then frowns as you say I Speak for Democracy. You hear your name being called, you walk to the front of the stage and receive your diploma. Then, all at once, it's over. The tears of the girls and f 'lf X Q ff '- 'Y - 1 ---gif-if T. N as - XX' SIDNEY LOUISE WHATLEY CRYSTAL WHITELY JO ANN WILLIAMS P8070 Y l I '