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

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Anclrewls Parish High School Charlesfon, Soulh Carolina Suzanne Sweefen-Editor Roberf Ball-Business Manager ? -of-4'-Y e-if-I ff wif A rv! :si i e it 5. gn ' x , P . , Vs ,An A ,i g3,,?.?g,q,, kip? .if M +V 5. - 2? Ea ,. 9--.........gV 'r bn sta an '310,'fQ+7f',':'- xiii' iz , '- 3 as ,X -' 'x 4 3 'Q Faculty Page 16 Classes Page 24 Athletics Page 80 Activities Page 96 ' K CONTENTS Features Page 'I24 Advertisements Page 138 1 w v 1 A 1 1 , N i w 1 DREWURD ' 1 the curtdzin rises . . . and a hush comes over f . 1 . begins. In a cast of eight hundred each iual part. Even though some students play the findl production rests upon each student. s from the scholastic to the social. ouclly ptesents for-your enioyment its maior .,f,KS,f: . 4. b...,, . ,,,...,-1' 'x s , ,a , rf' .,.6 eY' A ' 1 1 1 d,., f . , J V ,wr it .gf . Xa .,.Q x . X v 1-A , X x Q 5 -f ' 11, mx 3 ' 0 AVR, '- -f-ff f V if K A . R wx N,,z,g4,-X , f: ,1,,7 ,M 'W 5 V t-.2 NX., ., N M, R WA ...Q-,,V,,, . If .. ' , FI, , ykt- -M. 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Sizfifai iistm Page Thirteen DEDICATED T0 Wm., Wafry :guffon xufglon I , ,ff 1 , , I ,i 1, , I - u r ., , t ,s J , we Pagf Fourteen I l 0 f. J J ,- V - x who is our teacher, guide, counselor, and friend, in grateful appreciation for her untiring efforts in our behalf, for her countless hours spent in planning and helping us to make our book a success we fondly Dedicate The 1962 Pelican. 1 it 4 1 , il Mr. J. K. Harris Mr. Charles J. Ravenel Mr J Q Af-2lGmS JF SCHOOL BOARD Before any production can become award win- ning, the board of directors and the producer must visualize through long range planning the ultimate performance. So it is with St. Andrews Parish High Schools. Men of vision serve on the Board of Trus- tees. Efficiently coordinating the efforts of various schools is the superintendent, Mr. C. E. Williams, dedicated to the task of improving the St. Andrews Schools for the past twenty-one years. These men of integrity, foresight, wisdom, and understanding lay the plans and insure the success for the effective presentation of a sound educational program in the ever widening scene of St. Andrews Parish Schools. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. C. E. Williams 3 iiibfz 1 efL' Q as an v T T 1 u 'i : Q, 4VQ,l ' , T ak-Q V , :ff Hgg: ex T T 2 fs T f , .1 yi 5-15 ,j,g.f,3QJW, - v 1, 2 offs 7i .2a1f1'?3, W 'x22'2 v T Q Q Y'-' ,gf ,. ,..- ...Mm-,f,..ff V Page Sixteen Throughout most scenes one acfor predominafes. As The curTain rises aT The beginning of each school year, all aTTen- Tion wifhin The classroom is clrawn To The Teacher. WiTl1 The aid of maps, charfs, and gesTures The meaning of each line of scripT is conveyed To The sTudenTs. No maTTer how many props are used, a desire To Teach and a willing hearf To help sfuclenfs mean more when The final curTain drops Than all The props in The world. - -'Q-YXFTI PRINCIPAL OF ST. ANDREWS PARISH HIGH MR. E. BERNARD HESTER Every play needs a director. On Iifefs early stage arise great problems, which can only be solved with the help of our respected and beloved principal, E. Bernard Hester. His firm but just guidance is the one spotlight never dimming that changes the dark- ness of ignorance into the light of knowledge. There could be no better person to direct our actions and mold our lives. Page Eighteen MR. FRED YARBOROUGHAAssis1'anf Io lhe Principal and Guidance Director MRS. JUANITA B. McHUGH-Secreuiry ia the Superintendent f ,115 MR. WOODROW DICKSON-Director of Transporraiion P ERSONNEL MRS. GRACE SMITH Secretary to the Principal , .fx-gh , I L: '. .' ,' eg , , 2 4 f , U, , R 3 2 . Q ' ,r Q Q A q-- , A fgw fr. so , ,B i , 5 , 1, t ff 'NX as . 'SZ P a 1: ,fe'f..wV if O no no lima: 'ffl' 4:13565 5 ' W. ,. '- 'i'fi3.i .i'i -155: K 4 wg, ,fi '3 2 '-ff he . , ' 'i 4- -'Y' K' MRS. JEANETTE BADGER MRS. RUBY KNIGHT Supervisor of Lunch Room Manager of lunch Room Page Nineteen Good rapport is devel- oped I chars be sfudenl. ffxr N f hrougl1 informal Tween foculry and 1 fled!! Those poramecio do swim fast. FACULTY Es!-ce vous uvez mul a lo Pele? MISS LOUISE ATKISON W. HOWARD BONYNE MISS ELIZABETH BRADLEY MRS. JESSIE BUSICK Coker C0H999f A-B- Universify of Souflw Carolina, B.A, Furman Universify, B,A. College of Charlesfon, BA. Chof'-'Si Glee Club French World Hislory, Civics, Sponsor Science-Biolo9Y1 Sponsor Biology Senior Y-Teens Club .giqtz It an., .. , zizxtlcg' ,ke f vm .M ii at 5 1-1455 3 1 9 Fl Page Twenty MRS, EVA 5, COSTA MRS. LENNERTON G. Furman University, B.A. DAVENPORT Physical Educoilon, Monogram Co Ve 5e College' 3'5- Club, GAA' Sengo, y,-I-een, Columbia University, M.A. Chemistry MISS HARRlET CAROTHERS MRS. EVEI-YN W. COMMlNS University of South Carolina Furman U'YiV9f5lfY, 55. A.B. Physics, Sponsor Science Acad- English, Sponsor Les Arts emy, Commercial Ari Club 'aw Qs- ,L .'?1'fwl'Ufv ' , f Mer, ,M wuz Jqfwsfig. i L I ecfiux ,fu y sf of M L ,qi 2-1 q an , r The drama ofthe ages stirs the imagination and emotions as each act unfolds man's progression to understanding him- self and his environment. Against a backdrop of ancient cultures proficient teachers disclose how man has moved from the myths of old to insight into problems now prevalent. .1 In of-1 RFU: ' 5 SIE 0 I: wavenu- VITED STA E? iid' r ,avr lf.. EQ gg.- qu... W...- xx L. 'T-A 3' TQ Et- x ft . 3X,!,.J 'UN Q59 S 62 6 1 I tr MRS. THOMASENE C. DAVIS Lander College, B.A, librarian, Sponsor Library Club MRS. MARTHA A, GOULD winihfop College, im. Biology, Sponsor Sophomore Y- Teens MRS. FLORENCE HANSON sms unrvefsiiy of Iowa, B,A. Geometry and Algebra, Sponsor Folk Dance Club, Medical Careers Club JOHN D. KICKLIGHTER Georgia Southern, B,S. Physical Education, Sponsor Mon- ogram Club MRS. CLAlRE L. DILLMAN University of Michigan, A.B, World History, Sponsor Bowling Club MISS VIVIAN V. GREFRATH College of Charleston, as Commercial Subjects, Sponsor Blue and Gold MRS. DIANE A. HUGHES University of Colorado, B.A. Spanish, Sponsor Junior Y-Teens MRS, ELEANOR CRAIG KLINE Winthrop, B.A. U. S. History, U, S. Government Sponsor Student Council :me Mus. Rum o. LILIENTHAL Newberry College, Ala. Algebra ll, Sponsor Junior Y- Teens MRS. LOUISE M, MelAueHuN College of Charlesvon, as Advanced Malh, Geomeiry, Algebra, Sponsor Chess Club MRS. lov lz. MANN Newberry College, a.s. English, speneef Bowling Club MRS, REBECCA A. MESHAW Easf Carolina Teachers College A.B. Lafin, English, Sponsor latin Club SHERMAN E. McCAULEY Universiiy of Cincinnafi, Ohio Conservofory of Music Clnclnnufl, Ohio B.S. lnslrumenial Music, Vocal Music, Sponsor Band, Jazz Club, and Stage Dance MISS MARTHA A. OWENS Winthrop, B,S, Commerce, Senior Class Sponsor S JAMES J. MCELVEEN, Jr. Furman Universify, B.A, Englishqlournalism, Sponsor Blue and Gold MRS. LOIS B. PURYEAR Wake Foresf, B.S. U. S. Hislory, World Geography, Junior Class Sponsor For these, our friends and critics, each script MRS, LAVERNE SANDERS University of South Carolina B.A. Business Math, General Math Q fi A 5 fy MISS GRACE S. SEABROOK Winthrop College Columbia university, u. of South Curolincg College of Charleston B.A. U. S. History, Algebra, Sponsor National Honor Society MRS. MARY 5. WILSON University of South Carolina, BA. English, Sponsor Pelican, Senior Class ' 1 2 f MRS. LOUISE M, SMITH College of Charleston, B.A. Algebra, Trigonometry, Mechani- cal Drawing, Sponsor Mu Alpha Theta MRS. NANCY ANN YORK MocMurrcy College, B.S, Home Economics, Sponsor F,H,A. had to be learned to perfection. All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players, They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts . . . Various departments offer a challenge to students who seek to prepare themselves to take their places in a complex society. Q ll---wI......ii.A.-1.i.. gil 3 3 c MISS CARMEN WALPOLE Winthrop, 8.5. English, Sponsor F.T,A. Rec Club MRS. ISABEL B. YOUNG Winthrop, BA. English ii' -1 53 ard x,-ZW. n Page Tweniy-Four ,V NPS, gy 4 ,vw We cannof just come fo fhe fheafer on opening nighf and puf on a perfecf performance. Scripfs musf be learned, and rehearsals musf be siaged. Our rehearsing is done dur- ing fhe hours spenf in classrooms. Affer hours of endless drill and repefifion we face fhe rising curiain with confidence. ,1yi,1az: g'.3-' '. :2'34'z:: 11,51 . .EE fi 5 Wi, ., . , -zggizgi ,..:, , ,xi ,HV-gp M,,.,4 3 , ., ., .xi A.: 11 SENIOR CLASS This was a year Seniors won't forget. Always re- membered will be those awful days when every teacher iust had to give a test. Then, too, there were the days that were filled with 'fun and laughter. The pep rallies on the lawn, the rush to get to classes on time, the excitement of graduation all these things filled the days. Along with the fun went work-lots of work! Somehow though studying hours were squeezed into the busy weeks, No one worked harder than the Mothers' Club, which made the senior trip possible. ln the years to come, these memories will become blurr- ed, but the education received and the friends made will remain throughout life. VICE-PRESI DENT-Mac Anderson SECRETARY-Brenda Vannoy PRES! DENT-Rcl Smith TREASURER Mike Stone BURNIS MICHAEL ACUFF Full of fhe joy of living HARLESTON L. ADAMS, JR. Where ihere is fun, he is always in it. KATHY ALDRIDGE A friendly smile wins every fime. WILLIAM L. ALLEN He has made himself af home wiih us. LESTER MCTIER ANDERSON Good looks strike the sighf, and merii wins fhe soul. STANLEY WILLIAM APPLEBAUM Mix o liffle folly wiih your wisdcmp a liifle nonsense is pleclsanf now and Then. .Q-,356 F. 3 A -it tk. 4-1' 15 J 2-r , rw . 1' , 4-. 175 far 4-N qs:-5 M. ENGIN ATAMER A big wide grim ci personalify lhuf will always win. CHARLOTTE LYNN AUSTIN Neolness is her crowning grace. You mean we'll really Seniors at last - - the lawn and steps are ours! K. . . r 'yiuq 11 ROBERT E. BABB Quiel persons are welcome everywhere. CARL ELLIOT BAILEY Friendliness walks in his sfride. ROBERT THOMSON BALL, JR. Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. JAMES HENRY BANGLE A steady man who never negofiuies in a hurry. Page Twenty-Seven ESTH ER RACHEL BARBER ln every task that she takes part, she is sure to work with all her heart. V. ALLAN BAUMRIND He is merryp he is cleverg he is winsome ever. ILAH REBECCA BAYLESS Wholesome as the air and genial as the sun. LARRY REYNOLDS BELLAVITA Impossible is ci word I never use. JUDITH ELACK BLANTON All succeeds with those who are cheerful. LINDA ELIZABETH BLANTON The very best kind of a friend. Get your hotdogs, coffee, and popcorn! age Twenfysagm 1 'z s 3 .A g ' ss- n ROBERT L. BLITCH Mischievous with an understanding heart. JAMES MATTHEW BODDIE, JR. He turns to pleasure all he finds. . . DOLORES ANN BOSTWICK lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. PATRICIA ANN BOWERS Silence is as deep as eternity: speech, as shallow as time. CHARLES JOSEPH BOWMAN 'Laugh and the whole world laughs with you. JAN MAREE BRABHAM Friends like Jan are very few, always willing, always true. 'T x G' .Ee 4' Q LEON KERMIT BRIDGE The Scufh will rise again. STEPHANIE GREGORIE BRITTAIN Demure and quief she is. JAMES MADISON BUNCH As good af play as af work. THOMAS MILES BURBAGE, JR. Behind Ihose eyes lies much mischief. MARY THERESA BUTLER H's nice To be under fhe spell of her smile. BETTE EILEEN CALLAHAN A merry hearf makeih a cheerful counfenuncef' Our first chicken supper was a success, but, oh, what a mess! GEORGE MASSABEAU CANADY, III Opposing grid sfcrs are wary of him. ROBERT H. CARPENTER LeI's fake life as ii comes. JOHN WAYNE CARRIGG He is full of fun and mischief. DERRIEL BENJAMIN CATO Whc1f safisfied others safisfies me. CAROL ANN CLARY Hope adorns and cheers her way. RUTH NAN CLYBURN Happiness is Ihe noblesf and pleasanfesf of fhingsf' 3, ---'rf-. wus.,- A3 . . F 42:3 X .. , M., f,,x. 4 3 Z- Page menfy-Nine ' 15,4 Brenda looked MARsoN KENNETH CRAWFORD Quiet but not idle. WALLACE PATRICK CRAWLEY Smile your way through worries, laugh your way through life. LYDA ANN CROOKS 'Tis the smile and her loving air that spreads sunshine everywhere, if JUDITH LOUISE CROWE I dare not trust those wide, bright eyesg they dance with mirth and surprise. NANCY CAROLYN DAVENPORT Always a smile, we like our Nancy all the while. if PAULA MAREE DAWSON Dark of hair but not of heart. Page Thirty 'wx ri HARRIETT LAURA COLEMAN Vivid original ideas, brightened with the ability to see them through. EDWIN EMMONS LUCAS CORCORAN, III A polished gentleman from head to toe VIRGINIA E. CONE Speaking generally, she's generally speaking. JAMES DOUGLAS CONKLIN A word and a smile for everyone. JOHN DALLAS CRAIG Tranquility and occupation brings happiness. JANICE E. CRAWFORD She speaks, behaves, and acts as she should. so pretty, and those clowns were a riot RW,- ' 4 , 1 'Because a man says little is no sign he has A AV E K 'Possessing o great vitality and quick wit. LAWRENCE FRANCIS DeANTONIO I' I I Itt e to soy sr W ef, JOAN LEE DISHER VIRGINIA KAY DORAN 'M Here's to the girl with eyes of brown, whose spirit proud you cannot clown. W g His. BEVERLY JO DRIGGERS Friendliness finds its own road. DONALD O'NEILl. DRUELLE Deeds, not words, are his creed. DIANNE DUNCAN There's determination hidden in her quiet ways. lust think, three whole years of KENTUCKY FARMER for only 0 dollar ' sf fi . I I . , , A' , ff A JOANNE SIMPSON EASTERLIN I I 'f 7 A xg Sincere, otfoble, a defender of her 3 8 , W A .reef ffghfsf' I 2 .3 A A , st ' ' gy 5 ' CAROLJOY EDWARDS 4 . 8 ' 'Q gv ' Her kindness ond her worth to spy, one V iw If ' A Y needs but gaze into her eyes. I . A , 253. ,Q-,E I , I Q,Z.,,, , , Q PETER FRANKIE EDWARDS ' -,Sf 4 ' I An easy manner and o winning way. eff, f I 'Q JAMES LEROY ELSEY Tho he is no surgeon, he does a great deal of cutting up. 'QL PAUL DAVIS FAIRFAX A good disposition will carry you far. ROBERT FREEMAN FERRIS Good humor is always o success. Page 'I'hIrry-One ex Q . ,, If , fe? FRANCES DUNCAN FITTEN Sweet smile, kind heart, and lovely disposition. HARRIETTE ANNE FITTS Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shine. NOLAN GILES FLEMING, JR. Here's a boy wha's full of gleep he dares to laugh out loud and free. AMELIA NORMA FLOOD A good heart is a letter ot credit. NANCY ELIZABETH FORBES She has a winning way with grace and if : r 1: charm. CONNIE JEAN FRIGHT Manners adorn her knowledge and smooth her way through lite. .. Q if JI- The majority rules -W New York, here we come! 6 gl . '55 s Y E? Page n..fIy.TWQ JOHN GILMORE GAME Behind that innocent look and quiet smile there lurks much mischief. SANDRA JANNELLE GARNETT A smile that speaks ot happiness. WILLIAM GLENNEN GEIGER, JR. He who plays the game fair wins even when he loses. LOUIS WILLIAM GILLAND, JR. I love work, it fascinates me. I could sit and watch it for hours. MICHAEL ERIC GILSTRAP A leader in the ranks of men, an at and friend. ELAINE ANITA GOUR Her spirits are as light as air. 2 N hlete 'Fellowship and joy are what make friends. A JOSEPH GLOVER GRACE, III He either finds a way or makes one. MARVIN GRANVILLE GRAY, IR. Don't worry until tomorrow, and tomorrow never comes. JAMES DOUGLAS GUIDRY The value of wisdom is above price. .fri nfs, EUGENE L. HALSEYQ JR. From the crown of his head to the sole ol his 'Q I Qs foot he's all mirth. HAROLD HAMLIN Quiet in appearance and kind at heart. ALVIN W. HANSON, JR. Men of few words are the best men. weill never forget November 10 even after our rings have lost their shine WILLIAM HUGHES HARD, JR. , as .I n' , , LINDA SUE HARDIN She holds any position with a sweet disposition. , X .. I fi. CATHLEEN ELAINE HARRIS 5 rl :gill V , 3' She is characterized by a generous and , pleasing disposition. M . 4 V: , 'MF-.Q . 4 - CONSTANCE LYNNE HARRIS To possess a good disposition is to possess one of the most sought for attributes. RANDOLPH TUCKER HARRISON ff? I Always good natured, good humored, and happy. f Pas' Z 33. '- A .,f.,,. .' f., 'li'-J K 'ip f X , T Q .ff HELEN SUE HARVEY , I have three aims in life-to live, to laugh, and to love. Page Thirty-Thre Sl , V., LQ.: ' K , U z: .1 - K, 1 1:5 4'9 V' A Tyr Kes Q by E' KI Z ggi -. 1 if n .2 'SEE -Q . if-iw . if , ,' J .1 we N Y'-..d' A ' 4 :ig Y Ing! a U f 5 f , ...z , . ,X n SARA ELIZABETH HILL The charm of her presence is fell wherever she goes. ELAINE LOUISE HIOTT She looks shy, buf, oh, that mischief in her eye. ANN MARIE HOLLING A girl worth knowing, and worfh knowing well. SANDRA ANN HOOPER Smiling adds pleasure fo fhis life on earfh. STACY LOWELL HULL Life is really simple, buf ofher men insisi on making if complicafedf' DORIS HUNTER Sinceri1y is the face of fhe soul. come on, girls, letis just leave football to the boys SUZANNE MARY HUTSON A bundle of mischief and an ocean of smiles. MARY CAROLYN HUTTO Good nafure and evenness of temper give you a good companion. u JOSEPH EVANS JENKINS He is full of fun, wiffy, and mosf likeable. JANET FRANCES JOHNSON She has sparkling eyes fa mafch her personaliiyf' THOMAS B. JOHNSON, JR. A world of wif, a hearf of purest gold. ANTHONY BURROUGHS JONES His smile says he is full of fun. Page Thirty-Four will 'The only way to have a friend is to be BETTY JO KALMUS JEANETTE LYNN KOGER This maiden's heart is kincl and true. JOHN FREDERICK KOTH Always lively and quick witted. LOIS E. LABAN Yau'd have to walk a good long while to see a warmer, friendlier smile ROSLYN JUNE LANCER A charming brunette-to meet is to never forget. LISA ANNIS LA ROCHE 'Tis good to be merry and wise, brimful of mischief, wit, and glee. one. .... V vm , gg, the agony of the College Boards will be remembered long f 'ez MF.. Q . G. T 'W 1' after the grades are forgotten MARTIN ALBERT LAZARU5 The best things come in small packages. BETTY ANN LEE A friend always to be remembered. RAY OSBORNE LEE, JR. A friend, a gentleman, what more can you say. LINDA LEMACKS This capable girl does her tasks diligently as well as obliginglyf' OSCAR WILLIAM LEVER Give me friends and music, and life will be complete. RALPH H. LIPFERT He never has a lot to say but always is pleasant in every way. Page Thirty-Five iii' 543.4 . .SE WESLEY DINGLE LUHN, III This youth is full of merriment. JOHN THOMAS MADDRAY A witty good fellow both in and out of class. THEODORE J. MANOS Good-nctured, witty, happy-go-lucky, and cheerful. if MARCIA ELAINE MARSHALL Sweet, neat, and hard to beat. MARGARET CAROLYN MARTIN With a smile always ready to help. JESSE CHARLES OGIER MATHEWES, Seldom serious, seldom sud. the bells, holly, and Santas on the doors surely brightened the halls around Christmas time is P age Thirty-Six 49? rs, ,wif :Ji 6 .. Q CAROLE ANNE MATHEWS Full of fun but never plays till work is done. TRAVIS TIPTON MCCASKILL A good natured person is never out of place. ELIZABETH LEE MCGEE There is seldom found so sweet a girl in this school's busy whirl. ALEC C. MCGILLIVRAY Men of few words ore the best men. THELMA LEIDA MCNAUGHTON Only kind words issue from her lips. BARBARA CHERYL MEAD Give her roses: they become her. 'rar ' T S I ,. .lf . Y lim H , ,M , Ni iw, W. ,.-, :If 'I 5512 f ' ' 351. 3? I I ' 3 N1 , ' It EE? :kzzwiri-9 5 y Q g' . U2'WzIA5.,' ,jg 5-5 grin and bear it, BARBARA JEANNE MEYER Her ways are ways of pleasanfnessf' CLAIRE GRACE MIDDLEMAS Lisfen fo ofhers, buf fhink for yourself. CHERYL MARIE MILLER We cannot be just unless we are kind-hear1ed. . RAYMOND EUGENE MILLER Good nafure shines in his face. RAYMOND KIRKLAND MILLER His silence is golden. FLORENCE ANNE MILLS 'Here's a girl always sweeh she's fhe kind fhaf's hard fo beat as JESSE EUGENE MEADOWS He lives each day fo the fullesf. CAROLYN JEAN MELLARD A lovely face a lovely person CLARE BEATRICE MELLARD A kind heart and a capable head JENIFER BRABANT MENCKEN She has fhe excellenf qualifies of a lady MARTHA JOYCE MENCKEN She knows how fo keep us in fhe esf of spmis SARAH CHATHAM METZ Full of fun and wif fo make fhe whole world happy boys, beauty contests arenit just for the girls ban 'QTL' Page Thirty Seven N ,, 9 v :re ig ,, f, B tgf f 1 331' V ,, . ,, ASE If ll fC ,Q-Q I 'f if ' ' - b , -- 'H , I ll ' H Y fx X V 'vii -vi' 23 - , I' ix ' is M 5.5 7 4 ,G x . N K , r .1 , rin' I V, I 4' ' f' I at 1: 'S Ae nzmwj.-ef' ,ff ' ,Q 4 16, , 534 fi' 2 , .1 A, , 'ff pw ' , I 'F I - J TAY' I To speak kindly cloes not hurt the tongue. 'Quietness affords time for many thoughts. WILLIAM THOMAS MONROE Little he says, but much he thinks. EVELYN LOUISE MOSELEY PoIiteness is the chief sign of culture. MITZI MOSIMANN Character is the diamond that scratches every stone. KATHERINE OLIVER MOSS A bit of trivolity makes a bubbling personality. MARGARET LUCILLE MURRAY Always sweet, friendly, gay, always modest, that's her way. ERNEST LLOYD MYRLCK, JR. it can't be time for mid-exams already! - - should have started studying long ago JERRY MICHAEL NORRIS He seems made for merriment. SUELLEN OLIVER A girl who is happy, pleasant, and gay the live-long day. . PATRICIA ROHAL ONUFER THOMAS HILTON PEELER I DELORIS ANN PEEPLES A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. . CAROLYN ELIZABETH PENDARVIS Nature made her loyal and true. Page Thirty-Eight ln goodness there is all kinds of wisdom. ,. , L ,K ,ff MARLENE PENDARVIS She's silent, but she's wisef' DOROTHY ELOISE PERlCOLA And still the wonder grew how one small head could hold all she knew. JOHN oLAF PETERSON He looks quite safe and sane. THOMAS MARION PINCKNEY, JR. 'Wit and wisdom were born with this man. LARRY CHARLES POLK The quietness of his eyes reveal deep thoughts. WYVEDA LQVERNE PORTER lt's a friendly heart that has many friends. Miss St. Andrews reigns 34.1 'S' as queen of the hearts of St. Andrews, students HENRY B. PRIESTER Neat in his appearance, quiet in his way N5 ALYCE ANN RABUN Patience is the companion of wisdom, ANITA DRUELLE RAMIREZ Dark eyes and hair, a bright heart is hidden there. V k4'.f awg ff e ' EDWARD MAURICE RASKIND M 7 if K ,, S' ' 5' A Some think the world is made for fun 3 V ' R A and frolic, and so do I. ' 3. Q ,V , A , ff Q ,n . ., MARIAN LYNETTE RAYBOURNE lg-gg I 'WT' 'lGood-natured, unseltish, and true. A A N .gl f 1 A 3 1 'fi ' 'V u' W BETTY JEAN REED , ,, 3 gli. 'Q M1 -' .4390 Humorous ot speech, gracious of heart, 'Q' X ,Q 1-.4 sincere of soul. is Page Thirty-Nm . .si BOZMAN RELL REEVES, JR. Wise to resolve and patient to perform. SHERRON ANNE RHODES She's ready of heart and hand, well spoken, honest, and true. WILLIAM HAGOOD BELLINGER RICH Ever in smiles, always friendly. LAWRENCE WESLEY RISHER He's a quiet boy, but quite a boy. RANDAL MARTIN ROBINSON Worry--let if run away, live a life and live it gay. KATHLEEN SELMA RODEMANN With a glint of mischief in her glance, just watch those dark eyes gleam and dance. gags! Op. cit. and ibid - - Fll never remember the difference between those two Page Forty ,ANN girl worthwhile is a girl who can smile PATRICIA ANN ROESSLE Sweetness is an everlasting charm. CELIA LYNN ROSMER To be fond of learning is to be at the gate of Knowledge. DAVID LEE ROSMER He is not a moment without some duty. REGGIE HORACE RUDD, JR. Never works till play is done. LINDA CHERRYL SALLEY A bit of humor is ever appreciated. as r' I Lg N' ., KEITH TIPTON SAMUELS, JR. True to himself, his friends, and his duty. PAMELA GENE SCHUMACHER Here's a heart well filled with cheer. PATRICIA DARLENE SCOTT Ever cheerful and sweet-a ray of sunshine. LOUIS EARL SEASE lf his will, he will, and you can depend on it. VIVIAN CELIA SEIBER F'riendliness is the secret of the universe. GLORIA FERN SEITHEL A light heart lives long. We,ll leave the student government in good hands CAROL SUE SEXTON A smile is the trademark of a happy soul WARREN H. SEYLE Work or fun, l'll make the best of it. JAMES EDMUND SHORT One man in his time plays many parts. ELEANOR GAILLARD SIMONS lf we are sincere, good fortune is ours. DAN WILLARD SMITH, JR. Good natured and friendly-the life of the party. KATHLEEN ELINOR SMITH She's little, but she's wise, she's quite a girl for her size. 4 gas ,M -X an 1' Q mtv. 454' gg J K ---v, 2222, Page Pony One it .1 ,sf- .af ' if ' 'uv .. 5 ?Qn ' 'E ' 9 9 1 n G: 5125 4 :::!?:' , 1 WSE? V: 2 , ew Q u 7' an N P Q z.: ' vb 3'-.h., fans., -,r.,LEf.h1w pn!!! LJ F'Q,A'n .vas Ass .,, . .fzfaga -:s.' 09:1 4 'l2,1 .oh elif gn v 4 . en. :Lf Q nfs : nf r .Q'.?' if 'Q .se um: 1, ,v X!'xg 5g .2 r Our last Iunior-Senior was as good GENE L. SPENCE He is always there with a ready laugh and good ideas. BRUCE MICHAEL STAPLETON He's always in the center of things. JOHN THOMAS STIEGLITZ, JR. MICHAEL ROY STONE Every man is the architect of his life: this one built a mansion. THOMAS WILLIAM STREETS What sweet delight a quiet life affords. HARRIETTE ELAINE STROCK Efficient, appealing, and always excited. Page Forty-Two One laugh will conquer a million frowns. -.,,A 1613 E , 'K' , vvcvv '59- RAL ZACHRY SMITH Sincerity, friendliness, and good humor are uppermost in this boy's character. PETER OGDEN SMYTH The true man is firm in the right way. LOUIS HENRY SOHL, JR. Deep run the currents of his mind. ROBERT DAVID SOJOURNER He that is of a merry heart has a happy life JAMES HAROLD SOUTHARD His friends are many. DAVID RAY SPENCE I would rather be small and shine than large and cast a shadow. as our first SANDRA CAROL STRONG She who does kindly deeds become rich. LINDA REED STUCKEY Always ready to be a friend. SUZANNE SWEETEN A friend as true as her eyes of blue. AGNES CLAIRE TERRY An athletic girl, always happy and full of fun. CECELIA ELIZABETH THOMAS Life has no blessing like a sincere friend. JEANNE REYNOLDS THOMAS Always willing and anxious to help. is V 2' 5 gs f lx I 'N . Ox Qu z-:J I 464 x -..est ' .,.,,gf- - ik 'D' .4-., X -N i L55 'Ime- ..? L 1. .r T' Q M' J' The1'e,5-no business like show business, yet the curtain must come down for us this time if fy MICHAEL LESTER THOMPSON Might and rnain has hey a better sport will never be. DAVID TOPOREK He tries to do his duty the very best he can.' LISETTE A. TUNNELI. Born with the gift of laug l1ter. BRENDA CAROL VANNOY In appearance always neat, and in nature always sweet. MARVIN ERNEST WADDEY He is witty, merry, and folly. MELVIN BOYD WALDEN Some think he is bashful, but most doubt it.' Page Forty-Three CONNIE DIANNE WALTERS Her voice is as the voice of a nightingale DIBBON KEITH WALTERS Good things come in small packages, and this one comes with a smile. ROLLIE ODELL WATERS Never was there a man as friendly as he. JANICE MELINDA WELCH She has a sweet and attractive grace. EDWARD LEROY WELLS He has a habit of looking on the sunny side of life. GENE WESLEY WELLS His good nature carries or magnetic charm. LJ., Caps, gowns, invitations - - whatill we have to do next? Alu-'Y Page Forty-Four W-'tr' zo: f waxy ??.:w VI!!! zz-W . . iff? Q ?'?, rag n u His enjoyment of life shows in his smile. RITA FRANCES WEST Where she met a stranger, there she left a friend. CAROL ANN WHITE Sweetness is an everlasting charm. MICHELE ANN WHITE To be doing good is one's most glorious task. SIDNEY ROBERT WHITT, III LEE WICKSTROM Smile at the world, and it smiles right back at you. JUDITH LAROU WILLARD e that can have patience can have what she will. if It 5. wr' I 536 5 e ' A 4 3, 2 F Jig. M 5' :V J V 9 . A ' ' r Q' 6 .-gif , 'B ' ',.,Qf. 4 , I - . S ii' f Ia. , v fx 'f . .ffm-sw 1' A jgggls-L2 A CAROL JANE WILLIAMS ,ig .H if' ' R A hear? so warm and hue. ,fig 't l gg 'f',sI4gLk X MARGARET DOREEN WILLIAMS ' ' A Lhjjli V, '. ' ' I A cheerful friend with or big heart Y h I j 'i,g1 , . ,N EILEEN MARY WILSON Ag-f F ,H . AL A Of all fhe girls I've ever seen, fhere's V' ' 7nf.f','lv?f2i none so fine as Eileen. . .lliffffi 1 .'L,.A 'WM f ?.'if?3'Q.,ffi'q, Q. . ggi - L QQ ' if . LM. , , . eff 4 I JG f 31 , 5A : ' 'egg ,hir . f Q A 4' is ' I I A- 93.51 Q1 ., I A 1. A , -L 'fer I gibgghisp ' '-'J Ze e.. I M 5- A . . - .ligl-?.ig-wif'-Q' FL LP P, ' A-L., sf, -,f ,Ir ' 'N' NONIE CHARLENE WILSON She is full of charm and zest CAROLE HARTLEY WITTER ' A liffle mischief by fhe way, a liffle fun I 4, 'A fo spice the day. PS r- Q 1' Y, 'W 'A JOEL DAWSON YON A word and a smile for everyone. Graduation already!-We say weire happy, but are we? The Ring I-Icp-iuso one of the many good limes! Page FQWAFIVS , if SENIOR BEST ALL ROUND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rcl Smith Lucy Murray Pete Smyth Judy Willard 3 v ., z .av 5 Ill MOST TALENTED BEST LOOKING Randal Robinson Charlene Wilson Binky Mead Mac Anderson Page Forvy-Six MOST ATHLETIC MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Claire Terry Ricky Gilstrap Eddie Raskind Joyce Mencken SUPERLATIVES BEST PERSONALITY MOST INTELLECTUAL Peter Edwards Binky Mead Pete Smyth Dattie Pericola .N '56 ,VL V? x MOST POPULAR MOST DEPENDABLE Kay Doran Ral Smith Mike Stone Judy Willard WITTIEST BEST DRESSED Lisa LaRoche Stanley Applebaum Brenda Vannoy Skipper Halsey Page Fofryfs ,uw , s . 5' V 9 5.5. X ' T' ' . 5. 4 RITA WEST Miss DAR Furman Scholar State FTA Secretary 5: EQ' ' i Furman Scholar Boys' State Representative 'Y f, ff cf! Lf ., l.OlS LABAN District FTA Vice-President U.S. History Award S- A 'T . 1 M, ,J Q H' V' 555.1 WAS, 1 gif- M L fi. 3 M I NDEliSON King Teen , y QE. . ,ffp: ?' ' jf' .,lf?lLI.ARD Miss Hi Miss Girls' State Representative 4. '17 UH 3 .1 7 xr 2:54 ' 1. QL:-' JI Y S L5 ff SENIOR H LL SUZANNE SWEETEN Girls' State Representative S AVX '3Z'. ,' xiii , E421 fa , ' ' M ND K ei : NSON President of Student Council T 4' if 5 s A 5 f Q. V JEANNE n Time R utive ' 451 . , li-Y T a 9' 1 21 . A 7 1 g,U1 ' 3' i ' s g L , e 1 Y 'Vi .4 I i 12 1 1. 4 4 if' ,.g . . Qi: ii ' x' yy: .Q J ig e f f- 'S , N , ,, x ggi , 2 I y X I gi t? J' 'K ' 5131? lv V S i4 'qt' FE 2. S ' if L 2 :E 'L A I r ' 5 if X , Q3 , . b N 3 PAT Roessie 5 K' EASTERUN , ', Q 1: Teen Scene Reporter vie' fiiifwivzsdwl-ff 'A - gxfwxt f',L'1.3'G,Uis!r!EfiFi T.A. Y , , E Secrefary, 2 Q Open House Council I u ,, 'Q ' A.. ' X '45 ' 221512 i ' R N , , '-:Lg .5 - '- st ' F A Q1? D MIKE STONE 'K l .Furman Scholar Don-,E PERICOLA CHARlENE WILSON ' Secretary of Greater W Charlesfon Junior V Academy of Science A ' e RICKY GILSTRAP My ,fn f Evenirg Post All my Nouns 5 , ll M 's' fin? ' wg H?-f, , 35 4 Y l :JS-A :ibm wggk f,,,,f . .3g:'.,,.f 1-f i zgffiiig-,.1 ' ' 1- r is i can '1 : 4 i Q-i. 4, 2.,' x 4... .L 3, 'f K ew W.. vc V .,,, Q W , ,, R -...Hag-3 . . , .M , -Ami A V ff,:':?'? Ser? 1 ',Q,Y.,,iSa '33'7S EET? E :Q T2-P 1 ?'?as,e,gs11eQsq ,, - - 1 , ' '21 .xi--5-9yz,,, ., . r a, ,f ig 1 'f 1 Q ' ' :mm Naiionnl Merit Semi-Fiualisi Jimmie Sievens Award Sl fy in .sf 4 Kp' ,Q , A if , X is QUXQRE , wif , 5 7 . 0 My a. Y r 72 xx ri ESTHER BARBER Siate Y-Teen President fi Y 5 1 I .LZ M k z'i2ff4ii3:iQi5g,:Q33gc' imlii i 2 L K' Treosunhr: ' SENIOR DIRECTORY A ACUFF, BURNIS MICHAEL Jr. Varsity Football 21 Track Intramurals 21 Math Club 21 Varsity Football 3,41 Coach of Powder Puff Team 3,4.1 Monogram Club 4, ADAMS, HARLESTON L., JR. Buddy ALDRIDGE, KATHY ALLEN, WILLIAM L. Larry Varsity Football 31 Commercial Arts Club 41 Chess Club 4. ANDERSON, LESTER McTIER Mac Jr. Varsity Football 11 Student Council 1,31 Intranwrals 1,21 Players Club 1,41 Jr. Varsity Basketball 21 President of Homeroom 2,41 Mr. St. Andrew's Contest 2,3,41 Monogram Club 3,41 Jr. Academy of Science 31 PTA Fashion Show 31 Mu Alpha Theta 3,41 National Honor Society 41 Vice-President of Senior Class1 Bus Driver 41 Student Council Alternate 41 Commencement Marshal 3. APPLEBAUM. STANLEY WILLIAM Intramurals 11 Travel Club 11 Student Council 21 Jr. Varsity Basketball 21 Tennis Team 3,41 Players Club 4. ATAMER. M. ENGIN Track Team 21 Jr. Varsity Basketball 21 Class Representative to SGO 21 Honor Service Society 31 Chess Club 41 Transferred from Sheepshead Bay High School, Brooklyn, New York 4. AUSTIN. CHARLOTTE LYNN FHA Club 1,21 -4-H Club 11 4-H County Council Officer 11 FFA Sweetheart 11 May Court I1 Cheerleader 11 Block H Club 11 Y-Teens 21 Basketball Intramurals 21 Transferred from Holly Hill High School 21 Glee Club 3,41 Mixed Quartert 41 Secretary of Homeroom 4. B BABB, ROBERT E. Mu Alpha There 3,4. BAILEY, CARL ELLIOTT Book Club 1,21 Glee Club 4. BAKER, WILLIAM RAYMOND BALL, ROBERT THOMSON, JR. Rob Mu Alpha Theta 3,41 Jr. Academy of Science 3.4: Commencement Marshal 31 Players Club 41 Homeroom Vice-President 41 National Honor Society 41 Pelican Business Manager 41 Quill and Scroll 4. BANGLE, JAMES HENRY lim Highland Fling Editor I1 Track Team 1,2,3,41 Student Council 11 Cross Country Team 21 Hi-Y Secretary 21 Transferred from Charlotte, N.C. 31 Blue and Gold Staff 3,41 Glee Club 4. BARBER, ESTHER RACHEL Players Club 1,41 Bible Club 1,41 President 1,41 Y-Teens 1,2,3,41 President 1,21 lnterclub Representative 3,41 Student Council 1,21 Jr. Varsity Basket- ball 11 Delegate to District Student Council Convention 21 State Treasurer of Y-Teens 21 State President of Y-Teens 31 Varsity Basketball 21 FTA 3,41 GAA 41 Homeroom President 41 St. Andrews lnterclub Council 41 Youth Civic Council 31 Y-Teen lnterclub Vice-President 31 Secretory 4. BAUMRIND, V. ALLAN BAYLESS. ILAH REBECCA FHA I,2,3,4, Third Vice-President 21 Glee Club 3,41 Transferred from Myrtle Beach, S.C., 4. BELLAVITA, LARRY REYNOLDS BLANTON, JUDITH FLACK Judy Knitting Club 11 Basketball Intramurals 1,21 Volleyball Intramurals 1,21 Drill Team 21 Powder Puff Team 31 Track Team 31 Pep Club 31 Y-Teens 1,2,3.4. BLANTON.,L,LN2A ELIZABETH Freshman Play1 Tri-H-Y Club 1,21 Nurses Club I,2,3, President 31 Band 1,2,31 Glee Club 3,41 Transferred from R. E, Lee High School, Thamaston, Ga. 31 Medical Careers Club 4. BLITCH, ROBERT L. Library Club I,3,4, BODDIE, JAMES MATTHEW, JR. Jimmie Players Club 1,41 Glee Club 213,41 Mixed Quartet 2,41 Boys' Quartet 31 Bus Driver 3.4: Homeroom Treasurer 4. BOSTWICK, DOLORES ANN Library Club I,2,3, Vice-President 2, President 31 Library Club Repre- sentative to Winthrop I1 Library Club Representative to Columbia lnter- club Council 31 Players Club 41 Jr Academy of Science 41 Medical Careers Club 4. BOWERS, PATRICIA ANN Alllla FHA 21 Bible Club 4. BOWMAN, CHARLES JOSEPH Chuck BRABHAM, JAN MAREE Bible Club 11 Players Club 1,41 Student Council 11 Y-Teens 21 Homeroom Vice-President 2, Treasurer 31 Miss St. Andrews Contest 3,41 Glee Club 4. BRIDGE, LEON KERMIT Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 21 Missile Club 21 Track Intramurals 21 Bus Driver 4. BRITTAIN, STEPHANIE GREGORIE Falk Dancing Club I,2,41 Y-Teens 11 First Aid Club I1 Student Council 21 Homeroom Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3,41 National Honor Society 3,41 Blue and Gold Staff 31 Pelican Staff 41 Mu Alpha Theta 41 Student Council Alternate 41 Quill and Scroll 41 Miss St. Andrew's Contest 4. BUNCH, JAMES MADISON Jr, Varsity Football I1 Players Club 11 Dramatics Club 2,31 Block B Club 31 Varsity Football 31 Student Council 31 Transferred from Bishop England 4. BURBAGE, THOMAS MILES, JR. Tommy Folk Dancing Club 11 First Aid Club 11 Missile Club 21 Glee Club 41 Players Club 4, BUTLER, MARY THERESA Chi Chi C CALLAHAN, BETTE EILEEN Y-Teens 1,2,3,41 Vice-President of Homeroom I1 Players Club 1,41 FHA 1,21 Basketball Intramurals 1,2,31 Volleyball Intramurals 1,21 Pep Club 1,21 Secretary of Homeroom 21 Powder Puff Football Team 3,4. CANADY, GEORGE MASSABEAU, III Tex Bible Club 1,41 First Aid Club 11 Track 213,41 Jr. Varsity Football 21 Jr. Varsity Basketball 21 Office Monitor 21 Intramurals 21 Varsity Foot- ball 3,41 Varsity Basketball 3,41 President of Homeroom 31 Players Club 41 Monogram Club 41 Bus Driver 41 Mr. St Andrews Contest 4. CARPENTER, ROBERT H. Bob CARRIGG, JOHN WAYNE Johnny cixro, Dermal BENJAMIN Players club 2. CLARY, CAROL ANN FHA 11 National Junior Honor Society I1 Teenage Book Club 11 Trans- ferred from Behrman High School, New Orleans, Louisiana 41 Mu Alpha Theta 41 Folk Dancing Club 41 Bible Club 4. CLYBURN, RUTH NAN Transferred from Jacksonville, Florida 11 Y-Teens 2,41 Glee Club 3,41 Play- ers Club 41 Powder Puff Team 4. COLEMAN, HARRIETT LAURA Players Club 11 Homeroom President I1 Varsity Basketball Team 2,31 Pep Club 21 Homeroom Treasurer 31 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. CORCORAN, EDWIN EMMONS LUCAS, III Speech Club 11 Debating Team 21 Newspaper Staff 21 ROTC 21 Jr. Varsity Basketball 21 Rifle Team 2,31 Band 21 Varsity Basketball Team 31 Debating Society President 31 French Club 31 Transferred from Tennessee Military Institute 41 Les Arts Staff 4. CONE, VIRGINIA E. Ginny Y-Teens 112,41 Players Club 1,41 Pep Club 1,21 Jr. Varsity Basketball Team I1 Homeroom Vice-President 11 Math Club 21 Basketball Intramurals 21 Homeroom President 3,41 PTA Fashion Show 31 Senior Sponsor 31 Mu Alpha Theta 3,41 FTA 41 Blue and Gold Staff 41 Miss St. Andrews Contest 4. CONKLIN, JAMES DOUGLAS Transferred from Bishop England 4. CRAIG, JOHN DALLAS CRAWFORD, JANICE E. Midget Basketball Team I1 FTA 11 library Club 11 Glee Club 11 FHA 1,2,3, CRAWFORD, MARION KENNETH CRAWLEY, WALLACE PATRICK Pat CROOKS, LYDA ANN Ann Y-Teens 1,2,3,41 Players Club 1,41 Bible Club I1 Math Club 21 French Club 21 Pep Club 21 Homeroom Vice-President 41 National Honor Society 4. CROWE, JUDITH LOUISE Judy Y-Teens I,2,41 Players Club 1,41 Powder Puff Team 31 Bible Club 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY D DAVENPORT, NANCY CAROLYN Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Medical Careers Club 1,25 Office Monitor 1,2,35 Intra- murals 1,25 FHA 1,25 Volleyball Team 15 Basketball Team 25 Christmas Float 25 FTA 2,3, Delegate to Convention 25 Transfered from Charleston High 35 Players Club 45 GAA 45 Track Team 3,45 Glee Club 45 Powder Puff Team 45 Y-Teens Choir 4. DAWSON, PAULA MAREE Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Point Chairman 1, Treasurer 2,4, Secretary 35 Homeroom Secretary 15 Players Club 1,45 Usher in Spring Musical 15 Youth Civic Council Council 2,3,45 PTA Fashion Show 35 FTA 3,4. DeANTONIO, LAWRENCE FRANCIS Varsity Football 35 Block C Club 35 Transferred from Chicora 3. DISHER, JOAN LEE Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, President 45 Pep Club 1,25 Players Club 1,45 Basketball Intramurals 2,35 Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Track Team 25 Softball Team 25 Powder Puff Team 3,45 FTA 3,45 GAA 45 St. Andrews Interclub Council 4. DORAN, VIRGINIA KAY Kay Miss St. Andrews Contest 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Court 15 Student Council 15 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 15 Players Club 1,45 Spring Musical 1,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Miss Y-Teen Court 15 PTA Fashion Show 1,35 Pep Club 1,25 Homeroom President 2,45 Homecoming Queen 25 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Math Club 25 French Club 25 Blue and Gold Superla- tive 2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Christmas Parade 25 Homeroom Vice- President 35 Board of Directors 45 Student Council Alternate 45 Sears Teen Board 4. DRIGGERS, BEVERLY JO FHA 1,25 Bible Club 2,3. DRUELLE, DONALD O'NE I LL DUNCAN, DIANNE Y-Teens 1,45 Folk Dancing Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Players Club 1,45 Bible Club 25 Modern Dancing Club 25 Powder Puff Team 4. E EASTERLIN, JOANNE SIMPSON Y'Teens 1,2,3,45 Secretary 15 Student Council 1,2,45 Bible Club 15 Pep Club 1,25 Players Club 1,45 FTA 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 District Secretary 45 GAA 3,45 Powder Puff Team 35 Homeroom President 35 PTA Fashion Show 35 Miss St. Andrews Contest 3,45 Furman Scholar 45 Secretary of St. Andrews Interclub Council 45 Open House Council Representative 45 Manager of Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 45 Youth Civic Council 2,3,4. EDWARDS, CAROL JOY Players Club 1,45 Bible Club 15 Y-Teens 25 Basketball Intramurals 2. EDWARDS, PETER FRANKIE Bible Club 15 Jr. Varsity Football 15 Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Players Club 1,45 Board of Directors 45 Homeroom Vice-President 1,25 Intramurals 15 Track Intramurals 15 Basketball Intramurals 25 Fashion Show 25 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Jr. Academy ot Science 3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Student Council 35 Alternate 45 Track Team 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Office Monitor 35 National Honor Society 47 Medical Careers Club 4, President 45 Mr. St. Andrews Contest 4. ELSEY, JAMES LEROY Jimmy Jr. Academy of Science 45 Bus Driver 4. F FAIRFAX, PAUL DAVIS Book Club 15 Rocket and Missile Club 25 Chess Club 4. FERRIS, ROBERT FREEMAN Butch Transferred from Chicora 25 Math Club 25 Varsity Football 35 Players Club 4. FITTEN, FRANCES DUNCAN Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Commencement Marshal 35 Library Club 3, Secretary 35 Bible Club 45 Players Club 45 FTA 45 Homeroom Vice- President 4. FI'I'I'S, HARRIETTE ANNE Y-Teens 25 Student Council 25 May Court 25 Glee Club 35 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Transferred from North Charleston High 35 Bible Club 45 Student Council Alternate 45 National Honar Society 4. FLEMING, NOLAN GILES, JR. Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Student Council 15 Players Club 1,45 Basketball and Track Intramurals 25 Vice-President of Homeroom 35 Bus Driver 45 Powder Putt Maiorette 4. FLOOD, AMELIA NORMA Homeroom Reporter 15 FHA 1. FORBES, NANCY ELIZABETH Y-Teens 1,2,35 Players Club 1,45 Pep Club 1,25 Bible Club I5 Powder Puff Team 3,4. FRIGHT, CONNIE JEAN FHA 1, Treasurer 1: Bible Club 15 Pep Club 1,25 Track Team 25 Medical Careers Club 3. Rocket and Missile Club 25 Intramural Track 25 Intramural Basketball 25 G GAME, Joi-IN GILMORE C-il Tennis tes... 3,45 Players Club 4. GARNETT, SANDRA JANNELLE Players Club 1,45 Glee Club 3,45 Homeroom Vice4President 4. GEIGER, WILLIAM GLENNEN, JR. Glen Jr. Varsity Football 1,25 Math Club 25 Book Club 25 Varsity Football 3,45 Nu Alpha Theta 3,45 Jr. Academy of Science 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Bible Club 4, Treasurer 4. GILLAND, LOUIS WILLIAM, JR. I-I-'ke Travel Club 15 Office Monitor 1,25 Bible Club I5 Track Team 2,45 Rocket Missile Club 25 Mr. St Andrew's Contest 35 Student Council Alternate 35 Bus Driver 45 Players Club 4. GILSTRAP, MICHAEL ERIC Ricky Jr. Varsity Football 15 Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Homeroom President 1,35 Track Intramurals 15 Basketball Intramurals 15 Players Club 1,45 Bible Club 15 Track Team Manager 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Student Council 25 PTA Fashion Show 2,35 Office Monitor 25 Mr. St. Andrews Contest 2,45 Track Intra- murals 25 Varsity Track Team 3,45 Jr. Class Vice-President: Bus Driver 3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Jr. Academy of Science 3,45 Evening Post All-Stars 3,45 Lower State All-Stars 35 Open House Council Representa- tive 45 National Honor Society 45 Captain of Football Team 45 Mono- gram Club President 45 Youth Activities Week 45 Lineman of Year Award 4. GOUR, ELAINE ANITA FHA Treasurer 15 Medical Careers Club 2,35 Players Club.4 GRACE, JOSEPH GLOVER, Ill -IUY GRAY, MARVIN GRANVILLE, JR. Band 1,25 Tennis Team 25 Transferred from Key West High School 35 Players Club 45 Bus Driver 4. GREEN, MICHAEL GUIDRY, JAMES DOUGLAS Deus Track 3,45 Jr. Academy of Science 3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 45 National Honor Society 45 Record Club 4. H HALSEY, EUGENE L., JR. SHPP9' Intramural Basketball 1,25 Players Club 1,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Blue and Gold Staff 2,3,45 Boys Quartet 3,4. HAMLIN, HAROLD HANSON, ALVIN WALTER, JR. Rocket and Missile Club 25 Baok Club 2,35 Travel Club 1. HARD, WILLIAM HUGHES, JR. Skipper HARDIN, LINDA SUE FHA 1,2,3, Vice-President 1,2, President 35 Co-Ed Correspondent 3. HARRIS, CATHLEEN ELAINE Cathy Glee Club 2,3,45 Girl's Chorus 25 Girls' Sextet 2,3,45 Y-Teens 25 Players cms 4. HARRIS, CONSTANCE LYNNE Connie Homeroom Treasurer 15 French Club 25 Bible Club 2, Treasurer 25 Y-Teens 25 Glee Club 3,45 Girls' Sextet 3,45 Players Club 4. HARRISON, RANDOLPH TUCKER Tucker Pep Club 15 Rocket and Missile Club 25 Basketball Intramurals 25 Jr. Varsity Football 35 Bus Driver 45 Players Club 4. HARVEY, HELEN SUE Susie Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 15 Players Club 1,45 Musical Review 45 Jr. Varsity Basketball Team 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Officer 1,45 Maiorette 1,25 District Baton Contest 15 State Contest 15 Soft Ball Team 25 Track Team 25 Homeroom Reporter 25 Intramurals 25 Basketball Intramurals 3,45 Powder Puff Team 3,45 FTA 3,45 Homeroom Secretary 35 Head Moiorette 3,45 GAA 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Miss St. Andrews Contest 45 Pelican Staff 45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY HILL, SARA ELIZABETH Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 1,35 Bible Club 15 Pep Club 15 Players Club 1,45 Y-Teens Choir 1,3,45 Interclub Representative 2. HIOTT, ELAINE LOUISE Y-Teens 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Bible Club 4, Secretary 45 Homeroom Secretary 45 Record Club 4. HOLLING, ANN MARIE HOOPER, SANDRA ANN Y-Teens 1,45 Bible Club 25 Powder Puff Team 3,45 Record Club 4. HULL, STACY LOWELL Bible Club 15 Homeroom President 25 Track Team 35 Bus Driver 3,45 Jr. Academy of Science 3,4. HUNTER, LILLIAN DORIS Players Club 1,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. HUTSON, SUZANNE MARY Sue Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Players Club 1,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Delegate to State Convention 15 Vice-President 25 Pep Club 1,25 Bible Club 1,2,45 library Assistant 15 Basketball Intramurals 1,25 Volley Ball Intra- murals 25 Blue and Gold Staff 2,3,45 Delegate to State Convention 35 Business Manager 45 Track Team 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Turkey Day Relay 2,45 Medical Careers Club 25 Homeroom Secretary 25 Vice- President 3,45 Powder Puff Team 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 GAA 3,45 FTA 3,45 PTA Fashion Show 35 Miss St. Andrews Contest 35 Senior Sponsor 4. Hurro, MARY CAROLYN Dumpy Blue and Gold Staff 1,2,3,45 Sports Staff 2,35 News Editor 45 Y-Teens 1,25 FTA 1,25 Players Club 1,45 Homeroom Treasurer 1, Secretary 25 Charles- ton County Scholastic Association 2,3,45 Representative to the South Carolina Scholastic Press Association 3. J JENKINS, JOSEPH EVANS Evans Homeroom Vice-President 15 Basketball Intramurals 1,25 Players Club 1,45 Board of Directors 45 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1,25 Volley ball Intramurals 1,25 Mr. St. Andrews Contest 1,2,3,45 Musical Review 25 Student Council 2,35 Bus Driver 3,4. JOHNSON, JANET FRANCES Art Club 15 Transferred from Maryland Park Jr. High School 15 Folk Dancing Club 2: Library Club 2. JOHNSON, THOMAS B., JR. Tommy JONES, ANTHONY BURROUGHS Tony Vice-President Homeroom 25 Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Jr. Varsity Football 25 Track Team 35 Players Club 4. K KALMUS, BETTY JO Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Basketball Intramurals 1,2,35 Instrumental Music Club 15 Transferred from Carmel High, Carmel, California 25 Library Club 35 Powder Puff Team 4. KOGER, JEANETTE LYNN FTA 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 15 State Musical Festival 1,2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Assistant Pianist 35 High School Band 2,35 All-State Band 2,35 All-State Of-cceitra 35 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Latin Club 45 Commercial Art Cu . KOTH, JOHN FREDERICK Freddy L LABAN, LOIS FRANCINE Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 US History Award 35 FTA 3,4, Vice-President 4, District Vice-President 45 National Honor Scoiety 3,45 Players Club 45 Commercial Art Club 45 Blue and Gold Staff 4. LANCER, ROSLYN JUNE Homeroom Treasurer 15 Players Club I. LaROCHE, LISA ANNIS Student Council I5 Officials Club I5 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Track Team 2,3,45 Transferred from Charleston High School 25 Y-Teens 3,4, Officer 35 Powder Puff Team 3,45 GAA 45 Players Club 45 Mu Alpha Theta 45 Pelican Staff 45 Assistant Business Manager 4. LAZARUS, MARTIN ALBERT Math Club 2. LEE, BETTY ANN LEE, RAY OSBORNE, JR. Chess Club 15 French Club 3, Vice-President 35 Players Club 45 Record Club 4. LEMACKS, LINDA Book Club 1,25 FHA 15 Bible Club 25 Homeroom Reporter 25 Basketball Intramurals 35 Powder Puff Team 3,45 Glee Club 45 Record Club 4. LEVER, OSCAR WILLIAM Bill Science Club I5 Homeroom Officer 15 Basketball Intramurals I5 Award for Superior Progress in JAC 15 Vice-President of Jr. American Citizen- ship Club 15 President of Student Council at Owensboro, Kentucky 15 Glee Club 2,3,45 Boy's Quartet 25 Varsity Basketball Team 25 Varsity Tennis Team 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Biology Club 25 Corporal in ROTC 25 Superlotive Mast Courteous 25 Mixed Quartet 35 Blue and Gold Superlative 35 Mu Alpha Theta 45 Players Club 45 Mr. St. Andrews Contest 45 Transferred from Union High School, Union, S.C. LIPFERT, RALPH HALL Rifle Club 15 Stamp and Coin Club 25 Newspaper Staff 35 Transferred from Air Force Dependents High School, Ankara, Turkey 35 Chess Club 4. LUHN, WESLEY DINGLE, III Hobby Club 15 Homeroom Treasurer 15 Student Council 1,25 Players Club 15 Fencing Club 2,35 Bus Driver 3,45 Chess Club 4. M MADDRAY, JOHN THOMAS TUWWVY Jr. Varsity Football 25 Rocket Missile Club 25 Track Intramurals 25 Basketball Intramurals 25 Bus Driver 3,45 Track Team 35 Players Club 4. MANOS, THEODORE JAMES Teddy Players Club 1,45 Basketball Intramurals 1,25 Bible Club 15 Student Council 25 Blue ond Gold Staff 25 Blue and Gold Superlative 25 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Bus Driver 45 Medical Careers Club 45 Powder Puff Bowl Cheerleader 4. MARSHALL, MARCIA ELAINE Book Club 15 library Club 1,2,35 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Players Club 4. MARTIN, MARGARET CAROLYN Latin Club 15 Transferred from Beaufort High School, Beaufort, S.C. 15 Record Club 4. MATHEWES, JESSE CHARLES OGIER, JR. Ogiar Band 1,2,35 Band Club 1,25 Book Club 2, Vice-President 25 Rocket Missile Club 25 Jr. Acadmy of Science 3,45 Players Club 45 Bus Driver 45 Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. MATHEWS, CAROLE ANNE Players Club 1,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Youth Civic Council 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Blue and Gold Staff 4. McCASKILL, TRAVIS TIPTON Pep Club 15 Players Club 'l,2,45 Intramurals 1,25 Jr. Varsity Football 25 Bible Club 25 Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Homeroom Vice-President 35 Monogram Club 45 Snow King Contest 4. McGEE, ELIZABETH LEE Betty Student Council 15 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Homeroom President 2,45 Homeroom Treasurer 35 FTA 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Blue and Gold Staff 3. McGII.LlVARY, ALEC CHANDLER Band 1,2,3. McNAUGHTON, THELMA LEIDA FHA 1, Historian I5 Players Club 1,45 Usher I5 Basketball Intramurals 1,25 Volleyball Intramurals 1,25 Bible Club 1, Secretary 15 Glee Club 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Girls' Softball Team 25 Girls' Sextet 45 Senior Sponsor 4. MEAD, BARBARA cnsnvl. Binky Pep Club 1,25 Players Club 1,45 Contestant for Snow Queen 15 Secretary of Homeroom 15 Miss St. Andrews Contest 15 Miss St. Andrews 25 Youth Civic Council 2,35 Library Assistant 25 Blue and Gold Superlative 2,35 Glee Club 35 Monogram Club 35 GAA 35 Cheerleader 35 Home- room President 35 Medical Careers Club 4. MEADOWS, JESSE EUGENE Glee Club 15 Math Club 25 Transferred from Charleston High School 25 Folk Dancing Club 4. MEEK, AUGUSTAS H ENRY SE IOR DIRECTORY MELLARD, CAROLYN JEAN Y-Teens 1,45 Bible Club 15 Powder Puff Team 3,45 Record Clrub 4. MELLARD, CLARE BEATRICE Y-Teens 1,45 Bible Club 15 Powder Puff Team 3,45 Record Club 4. MENCKEN, JENIFER BRABANT Glee Club I,2,35 Student Council 1,25 National Honor Society Pledge 25 French I State Award 25 Basketball Intramurals 25 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Players Club 45 Medical Careers Club 45 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Blue and Gold Staff 4. MENCKEN, MARTHA JOYCE Varsity Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Miss St. Andrews Contest 1,2,45 Second Run- ner-Up 15 First Runner-Up 25 Homeroom President 1,25 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1,25 Student Council 1,2, Alternate 45 GAA I,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Players Club 1,45 Musical Review 1,45 Board of Directors 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 PTA Fashion Show 1,35 Head Cheerleader 2,3,45 Math Club 2: French Club 25 Pep Club 25 Turkey Day Races 25 Senior Sponsor 25 Basketball Intramurals 25 Powder Puff Team 3,45 Blue and Gold Superlative 35 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. METZ, SARAH CHATHAM Y-Teens 1,25 FTA 1,25 Players Club 1,45 Homecoming Clown 1,2,3,45 Medical Careers Club 25 Turkey Day Races 25 Pep Club 1,25 Basketball Intramurals 25 Volleyball Playday 25 Glee Club 3,45 Vice-President 45 Student Council 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Secretary 45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Representative for Red Cross Volunteer Council 4. MEYER, BARBARA JEANNE Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Players Club 1,45 Folk Dancing Club 1,25 Modern Dance Club 15 Band 1,25 Pep Club 25 Youth Civic Council 3,45 Powder Puff Team 4, MIDDLEMAS, CLAIRE GRACE FTA 1,2,3,45 Travel Club 1: Glee Club 2.3.45 National Honor Society 3,41 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Blue and Gold Staff 35 Les Arts Staff, Editor 3,45 Players Club 4. MILLER, CHERYL MARIE Pep Club 1,25 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens I,2,45 Intramurals 1,35 Bible Club 15 Players Club 1,45 Powder Puff Team 35 Medical Careers Club 45 FTA 4. MILLER, RAYMOND EUGENE MILLER, RAYMOND KIRKLAND MILLS, FLORENCE ANNE Flo Transferred from New London, Connecticut 45 Bible Club 4. MONROE, WILLIAM THOMAS W.T. Rocket Missile Club 25 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4. MOSELEY, EVELYN LOUISE FTA 15 Players Club I5 Y-Teens 1,25 Folk Dancing Club 2. MOSIMANN, MITZI MOSS, KATHERINE OLIVER Kathy Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Volleyball Intramurals 15 Soccer Intramurals 15 Basketball Intramurals 15 Junior Classical League 15 Office Monitor 15 River's Sports Booster Club 15 Pep Club 25 Homeroom Reporter 25 Youth Civic Coun:il 2,3,45 Transferred from Rivers High School 25 FTA 3,45 Homeroom Secretary 35 Powder Puff Team 3,45 Players Club 4. MURRAY, MARGARET LUCILLE Lucy Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 15 Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Bible Club 15 Players Club 1,45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Secre- tary-Treosurer 45 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Homeroom Secretary 3,45 Powder Puff Team 3,45 Co-Captain 45 Jr. Class Homecoming Representa- tive: GAA 45 Senior Sponsor 45 Student Council 45 Snow Queen 4. MYRICK, ERNEST LLOYD, JR. N NORRIS, JERRY MICHAEL Book Club 15 Math Club 25 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Track Team 35 Powder Puff Coach 3,45 Evening Post All-Stars 3,45 Players Club 45 Youth Civic Council 2,3,4. O OLIVER, SUELLEN Annual Staff 25 Superlative 25 Transferred from American Community School, Saigon, Vietnam 25 Powder Puff Team 45 Chess Club 45 Y-Teens 45 Medical Careers Club 45 VicerPresident 4. ONUFER, PATRICIA ROHAL Pat Newspaper Business Staff 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 National Jr. Honor Society 1,25 CSMC 25 Library Council 25 Transferred from Bishop England 35 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Powder Puff Team 3,45 Chess Club 45 Y-Teens 45 Medical Careers Club 4, P PEELER, THOMAS HILTON Tommy PEEPLES, DELORIS ANN FHA 1, President 1, Miss FHA 1, Jr, Varsity Basketball Manager 2, Glee Club 2,3,45 Girls' Sextet 45 Homeroom Secretary 45 Players Club 4. PENDARVIS, CAROLYN ELIZABETH PENDARVIS, MARLENE FHA 15 Medical Careers Club 25 Basketball Intramurals 25 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Y-Teens 45 Bible Club 45 Record Club 47 Powder Puff Team 4. PERICOLA, DOROTHY ELOISE Dottie Glee Club 2,3,45 FTA 2,35 Junior Class Treasurer5 Miss St. Andrews 3: Jimmy Steven's Award 35 Student Council Alternate 35 National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 45 les Arts Staff 35 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Alter- nate Girls' State 35 Commencement Marshal 35 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 4. PETERSON, JOHN OLAF Johnny PINCKNEY, THOMAS MARION, JR, TON' Jr, Varsity Basketball 15 Book Club 15 Basketball Intramurals 1,25 Track Team 3,45 Track Intramurals 1,25 Bible Club Ii Office Monitor 25 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Players Club 45 Homeroom Treasurer 4. POE, JOYCE POLK, LARRY CHARLES Jr, Varsity Football 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 Bible Club 25 Track Team 35 Varsity Football 35 Monogram Club 3. PORTER, WYVEDA LAVERNE Veda Chorus 15 Knitting Club 15 Record Club 15 Golf Club 15 Health Careers Club 15 Acapella Choir 25 latin Club 25 Chi Hi Staff 25 Commercial Art Club 25 Transferred from North Chicago High School 35 Players Club 45 Blue and Gold Staff 45 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Medical Careers Club 4, Secretary 4. PRIESTER, HENRY B. R RABUN, ALYCE ANN Pep Club 1,25 Homeroom Vice-President l, Reporter 2, Secretary 3,45 Bible Club 25 Vice-President 25 French Club 25 President 25 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Worship Chairman 3,45 Blue and Gold Staff 3,45 les Arts Staff 3,45 Powder Puff Team 3,45 PTA Fashion Show 35 Glee Club 45 FTA 45 Players Club 45 Miss World Fellowship Contest 4. RAMIREZ, ANITA DRUELLE Bible Club 15 Y-Teens 1,45 Players Club I5 Glee Club 3,45 Powder Ruff Team 3,45 Record Club 45 Vice-President 4, RASKIND, EDWARD MAURICE Eddie Student Council 15 Cub Staff 15 Jr. Varsity Football 15 Sports Boosters 15 Transferred from Rivers High School 25 Track Team 2,3,45 Rocket Missile Club 25 Fencing Club 25 Blue and Gold Staff 2,45 Powder Puff Cheerleader -35 Players Club 4. RAYBOURNE, MARIAN LYNETTE Cub Business Staff 15 Transferred from Rivers High 35 Bible Club 45 Y-Teens 45 Record Club 45 Treasurer 4. REED, BETTY JEAN Jr. Varsity Basketball 1,25 Y-Teens l,2,34: FTA 1,25 Volleyball Intramurals 15 Basketball Intramurals 15 Turkey Day Relay Team 2,3,45 Track Team 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Monogram Club 45 GAA 45 Powder Puff Team 4: Players Club 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY REEVES, BOZMAN RELL Bozie Student Council 1,2,3,5 Office Monitor 2,35 Palmetto Boys' State Delegate 35 Glee Club 3.4, Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 President 45 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Pelican Staff 45 Players Club 45 Furman Scholar 4: Quill and Scroll 4. RHODES, SHERRON ANNE Players Club 1,45 Bible Club 15 French Club 25 Vice-President 2: Math Club 2: National Honor Society 3,45 FTA 35 Powder Puff Team 3,41 Les Arts Staff 3,45 Glee Club 4. RICH, WILLIAM HAGOOD BELLINGER Bill Latin Club 1,25 Transferred to St. Andrews 45 Record Club 4, President 4. RISHER, LAWRENCE WESLEY Band 1,2,35 Band Club 1,2,35 Bus Driver 4. ROBINSON, RANDAL MARTIN Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Student Council 1,3,45 President 45 Bible Club 15 Band 1,25 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 PTA Fashion Show 2,35 Mr. St. Andrew's Contest 2,3,45 Homeroom President 25 Office Monitor 3: Mono- gram Club 3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Players Club 45 Bus Driver 45 State Student Council Convention Delegate 45 Youth Activities Week 45 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,4. RODEMANN, KATHLEEN SELMA Kathy Players Club 1,45 Spring Musical 1,45 FTA 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 lnterclub Representative 15 Pep Club 1,25 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Homeroom Secretary 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Powder Puff Team 35 PTA Fashion Show 35 Miss St. Andrew's Contest 4. RODGERS, ANNA MARIE I A FHA 15 Band 1,25 Y-Teens 1,25 Jr. Variety Show 25 Transferred from North Charleston High School 35 Bible Club 3. ROESSLE, PATRICIA ANN Pat Newspaper Staff 15 Transferred from Wilder Jr, High School 15 Basket- ball Intramurals 2,35 Pep Club 25 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Vice-President 4: Blue and Gold Staff 3,45 Managing Editor 45 Powder Puff Team 35 Homeroom Reporter 35 Treasurer 45 Teen Scene Reporter 4: Players Club 45 Com- mercial Art Club 4. ROSMER, CELIA LYNN Folk Dancing Club 1: Blue and Gold Staff 15 Glee Club 3: Bible Club 45 FTA 45 Players Club 4. ROSMER, DAVID LEE Book Club 1,2, Vice-President 15 Blue and Gold Staff 15 Band 15 Glee Club 2,35 Les Arts Staff 3,45 Assistant Editor 3,4. RUDD, REGGIE HORACE, JR. S SALLEY, LINDA CHERYL Homeroom President 1,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Reporter 35 Players Club 1,45 Bible Club 15 Pep Club 1,25 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Secre- tary 25 FTA 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Historian 45 Blue and Gold Staff 2,3,45 Homeroom Treasurer 35 Student Council Alternate 4. SAMUELS, KEITH TIPTON, JR. Book Club 15 Travel Club 15 Rocket Missile Club 25 Library Club 2. SCHUMACHER, PAMELA GENE Fam Homeroom Secretary 15 Vice-President 2,35 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 15 Y- Teens 1,2,3,45 Players Club 1,45 Spring Musical 1,45 Pep Club 1,25 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,4i Math Club 25 Treasurer 2: Varsity Cheer- leader 3,45 GAA 3,47 Monogram Club 3,45 Miss St. Andrew's Contest 3,45 PTA Fashion Show 35 Board of Directors 4. SCOTT, PATRICIA DARLENE Pal Safety Council 1,25 Scribblers 35 Transferred from H, B. Plant High School, Tampa, Florida 4. SEASE, LOUIS EARL Jr. Varsity Football Team 15 Math Club 1,25 Student Council 15 Home' room Vice-President 25 Varsity Football 35 Varsity Baseball 35 Block C Clu: 35 Nom. Cam. Club at Camden Military Academy 35 Players Clu 4. SEIBER, VIVIAN CELIA Bible Club 15 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Player: Club 1,45 Powder Puff Team 4. SEITHEL, GLORIA FERN Players Club 1,45 Spring Muscial 1,45 Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Science Fair Award 2, Glee Club 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' sexier za, Mixed Quartet 45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4: Powder Puff Team 3,45 Blue and Gold Superlative 35 Turkey Day Race 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 GAA 4: All-State Chorus Representative 4. SEXTON, CAROLE SUE Bible Club 15 Glee Club 3,4. SEYLE, WARREN HARDING SHORT, JAMES EDMUND .lim Players Club 1,45 Basketball Manager 15 Football Manager 25 Blue and Gold Sports Staff 2,3,45 Co-Sports Editor 35 Sports Editor 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Powder Puff Cheerleader 4, SIMONS, ELEANOR GAILLARD Book Club 15 Travel Club 1: Pep Club 1,2. SLAWSON, KELSIE THOMAS, JR. Tommy SMITH, DAN WILLARD, JR. SMITH, KATHLEEN ELINOR Kathy Players Club 1,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Officer 1,2,45 Homeroom President 15 Sec- retary 35 Vice-President 45 Pep Club 1,25 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 15 French Club 25 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Powder Puff Team 3,45 Miss St. Andrews Contest 3,45 PTA Fashion Show 35 GAA 45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 4. SMITH, RAL ZACHRY Jr. Varsity Football 15 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1,25 Homeroom President 15 Players Club 1,45 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Track Team 2,3,45 State A A Pole Vault Champion 35 Student Council 2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Co-Captain Football Team 4: Honorable Mention Evening Post All-Stars 45 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,45 President 35 Medical Careers Club 45 Youth Activities Week 45 Mr. St. Andrews Contest 45 Senior Class President. SMYTH, PETER OGDEN Pete Student Council 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 3, President 35 Math Club 2, President 35 National Honor Society 3,4, President 4: Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Track 3,45 Basketball Manager 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Palmetto Boys' State Delegate 35 Jr. Academy ol Science 4, Treasurer 45 Bus Driver 45 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 4. SOHL, LOUIS HENRY, JR. SOJOURNER, ROBERT DAVID SOUTHARD, JAMES HAROLD Jimmie Student Council 15 Homeroom Secretary 15 Players Club 1,45 Book Club 1,25 Secretary 25 Basketball Intramurals 1,25 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Rocket Missile Club 25 Monogram Club 3,47 Powder Puff Coach 3,45 sue Driver 4, Evening Post All-Stars 4. SPENCE, DAVID RAY SPENCE, GENE L. STAPLETON, BRUCE MICHAEL Varsity Football 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Transferred from Ashland, Kentucky 25 Rocket Missile Club 25 Monogram Club 3,45 Powder Puff Coach 35 Mr. St. Andrew's Contest 35 Bus Driver 45 Honorable Mention Evening Post All-Stars 4, STIEGLITZ, JOHN THOMAS, JR. Players Club 1,45 Red Cross Club 15 Homeroom Secretary 15 Volleyball Intramurals 1,25 Folk Dancing Club 25 Rocket Missile 25 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,4. STONE, MICHAEL ROY Mike Freshman Class President5 Jr. Varsity Football 15 Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Jr. Varsity Track 15 Treasurer of Jr. Civitan Club 15 President 2: Transferred fren. Atlanta, Georgia 2, versity Basketball 2,3,45 versity Track Team 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Jr. Class President5 Mr. St. Andrews 35 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Senior Class Treasurer5 Furman Scholar 4: Student Council 4. STREETS, THOMAS WILLIAM Tom Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Intramurals 15 Varsity Basketball 2,35 Intra- mural Track 25 Glee Club 3,45 Boys' Quartet 45 Commercial Art Club 4. STROCK, HARRIETTE ELAINE SENIOR DIRECTORY STRONG. SANDRA CAROL Y-Teens 17 FHA 1,2,3, Vice-President 37 FTA 37 Players Club 4, STUCKEY, LINDA REED Transferred from Rivers' High School 37 Glee Club 47 Players Club 4, SWEETEN, SUZANNE Su1ie FTA 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, State Convention Delegate 37 Jr, Varsity Basketball 1,27 Pep Club 1,27 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,47 Y-Teens 1,27 Players Club 1,47 PTA Fashion Show 27 Pelican Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 47 Palmetto Girls' State Representative 37 Miss St. Andrew's Contest 37 Homeroom Secretary 3, President 47 Powder Puff Team 37 Intramurals 37 Christmas Parade 37 GAA 47 St. Andrew's lnterclub Council 4. T TERRY, AGNES CLAIRE Y-Teens 1,2,3,47 Officer 3,47 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,47 Jr. Varsity Basketball 17 Pep Club 1,27 Bible Club 17 Players Club 1,47 Basketball Intramurals 17 Varsity Basketball 2,3747 Track 2737 Turkey Day Relay 2,47 Volleyball Playday 27 Softball Team 27 FTA 273747 Treasurer 47 Powder Puff Team 3,47 Captain 37 Monogram Club 3,47 Homecoming Clown 3747 GAA 3,4, President 47 Captain Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 4, THOMAS, CECELIA ELIZABETH Celia Players Club 1,47 Folk Dancing Club 17 Pep Club 1,27 Basketball ln- tramurals 17 Y-Teens 2,4. THOMAS, JEANNE REYNOLDS Players Club 1,47 Y-Teens 1,2,3,47 Officer 17 Secretary 27 President 37 Pep Club 1,27 Youth Civic Council 17273747 Glee Club 27 Girls' Chorus 27 Basketball Intramurals 27 Volleyball Playday 27 Turkey Day Relays 27 Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom 27 Secretary 47 Jr. Varsity Basketball 27 Blue and Gold Staff 3,47 Powder Puff Team 37 PTA Fashion Show 37 Les Arts Staff 47 Review Editor 47 Senior Sponsor 47 GAA 47 Condon's Teen Time Representative 4. THOMPSON, MICHAEL LESTER Mike Boys' Intramurals 27 Glee Club 3,47 Transferred from James Island High School 3: Players Club 4. THORNAL, JAMES NATHANIEL Folk Dancing 1,27 Bus Driver 4. TOPOREK, DAVID Book Club I7 Travel Club 17 Math Club 27 Rocket Missile Club 2. TUNNELL, LISETTE ANNE Zulu Pep Club 1,27 Players Club 1,47 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,47 Y-Teens 2,3,47 Math Club 27 Powder Putt Team 47 Student Council Alternate 4. V VANNOY, BRENDA CAROL Y-Teens 1,2,3,47 Secretary 47 Players Club 1,47 Homeroom Vice-President 17 President 27 French Clul: 27 Pep Club 1727 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,47 Miss St. Andrew's Contest 2,3,47 Miss Y-Teen Contest 37 Blue and Gold Superlutive 37 Senior Sponsor 37 Student Council 3,47 Homeroom Treasurer 47 Snow Queen Contest 47 Senior Class Secretary 47 Homecoming Queen 4. W WADDEY, MARVIN ERNEST Glee Club I7 Math Club 37 Players Club 47 Blue and Gold Staff 4. WALDEN, MELVIN BOYD Mu Alpha Theta 3,47 Bus Driver 3,47 Homeroom Vice-President 4. WALTERS, CONNIE DIANNE Homeroom Vice-President 1, Secretary 47 Bible Club 17 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 17 Student Council 27 Glee Club 2,3747 Sextet 2,3747 Girls' Chorus 2,4, Basketball lmrarrrurals 2, Powder Pull Taarrl 3,47 Players Club 47 Girls' State Chorus 4. WALTER5, DIBBON KEITH Book Club 1,27 Freehand Drawing Club 17 Library Club 3. WATERS, ROLLIE ODELL WELCH, JANICE MELINDA Homeroom Reporter 17 Players Club 1,47 Y-Teens 1,27 Powder Puff Team 37 Bible Club 4. WE LLS7 EDWARD LE ROY WELLS, GENE WESLEY Rocket and Missile Club 17 Track Intramurals 27 Players Club 4. WEST, RITA FRANCES Y-Teens 17273, Vice-President I7 FTA 1,2,3,47 Historian 3, State Secre- tary-Treasurer 47 Student Council 172,47 Pep Club 1,27 Players Club 17 Homeroom Vice-President 27 Student Council Alternate 37 Junior Class Secretary7 Mu Alpha Theta 3,47 Secretary-Treasurer 47 National Honor Society 3747 Assistant Editor of Pelican 47 Furman Scholar 4: DAR Good Citizen Award 47 Miss St. Andrew's Contest 47 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,47 Quill and Scroll 47 Y-Teen Choir 173. WHITE, CAROL ANN Student Council 17 Book Club 27 Bible Club 27 Y-Teens 2747 Glee Club 3,47 Mixed Quartet 37 Girls' Sextet 47 Typing Award 37 Mu Alpha Theta 3,47 Players Club 4. WHITE, MICHELE ANN Transferred from Adok, Alaska 27 Bible Club 2,4, Secretary 2, Vice- President 47 Homeroom Vice-President 3, Secretary 4. WHITT, SIDNEY.ROBERT WICKSTROM, LEE WILLARD, JUDITH LAROU -ll-'dl' Student Council 1,2,3,47 Treasurer 2, Secretary 47 Bible Club 1,27 President 27 FTA 1,27 Players Club 17 St. Andrews Honorary Citizen 17 Pep Club 1727 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,47 Homeroom Secretary 21 Y-Teens 27 Blue and Gold Staff 2,3747 Feature Editor 47 Basketball Intramurals 27 Miss St. Andrews Contest 3,47 National Honor Society 3,47 Secretary 47 Treasurer 47 Palmetto Girls' State Representative 37 Com- mencement Morshal 37 Powder Puff Team 37 Senior Sponsor 47 Youth Activities Week 47 Quill and Scroll 47 Miss Hi Miss 4. WILLIAMS, CAROL JANE FHA 17 Pep Club 1,27 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,47 Y-Teens 2,3,47 Bible Club 27 Track Team 27 Folk Dancing Club 27 Basketball Intramurals 3: Powder Puff Football Team 47 Library Club 47 Record Club 47 Secretary 4. WILLIAMS, MARGARET DOREEN Y-Teens 1,2,3,47 Officer 27 Bible Club I7 Pep Club 1,27 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,47 Homeroom Treasurer 27 FTA 3,47 Players Club 4. WILSON, EILEEN MARY Y-Teens 1,27 Reporter 27 Pep Club 1,27 Homeroom Vice-President 1, President 37 Blue and Gold Stott 1,2,3,47 Feature Editor 37 Editor 47 Players Club 1,47 Spring Musical 1,47 FTA 1,2,3,47 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,47 Student Council 27 National Honor Society 3,47 Mu Alpha Theta 3,47 Vice-President 47 Quill and Scroll 3,47 Glee Club 37 Commencement Marshal 37 Christmas Parade 37 Les Arts Staff 37 Assistant Editor 37 St. Andrew's Representative for Youth Code Formation 37 St. Andrews lnterclub Council 47 Vice-President of Charleston County District Press Association 4. WILSON, NONIE CHARLENE Transferred from North Charleston High School 17 Latin Club 17 Math Club 2, Secretary 27 PTA Fashion Show 37 FTA Les Arts Stott 3,47 Review Editor 3, Managing Editor 47 Head Typist 47 Blue and Gold Staff 3,4, Sports Editor 4, M., Alpha rlrala 3,47 vxasrrs 374, Reporter 47 Jr. Academy of Science 3,47 National Honor Society 3,47 Christmas Parade 37 Players Club 47 Quill and Scroll 47 Homeroom President 47 Jr. Academy of Science of Greater Charleston Secretary 4. WITTER, CAROLE HARTLEY Y-Teens 1,2,3,47 Modern Dance Club I7 Basketball Intramurals 1: Volleyball I7 Pep Club 1,27 Players Club 2,47 Medical Careers Club 27 Powder Putt Team 3,47 Youth Civic Council I,2,3,4. Y YON, JOEL DAWSON ag, DEE WELLS ...... . . . Secretary JOHNNY GENTRY .. .. President UNIOR CLASS What a year! It got off to a rip-roaring start with pom-poms. No sooner was the money in the bank than Who can take three boxes of Christmas cards? was the cry from the Junior sponsors. Those PSAT tests will never be forgotten, especially since they were the morn- ing after Homecoming. Plans for the Junior-Senior so soon? And in he middle of all this came the National Merit Exam. The dance was lovely, and the first thing you know-ring measurements! Seniors next year? How much work will there have to be then? CLAIRE MOOD ............. Treasurer SONNY McMlLLAN ...... Vice-President Page F.ny.s..r The Seniors put aside their age old rivalry and supported the Junior Class proiect of selling corsuges at the Homecoming game. John Adams Verona Aclkisson Wanda Aiken Wesley Anderson Anella Andrews Donald Baird Phyllis Ballentine Sam Banov ' 5 Kb A ' .A l A gary : 6 , N .L CL A of 'cs' fwfr' fg i I .- of A ii ' 'B BQ ,4. K . N wx A, 1 fv ,, . if 'B' 1,152 -5 1 ' .wrnii Y A UNIGR CLASS ii? J 'iff m fgwfr . 1'-'W . M I P' X Eileen Barrineau Anne Beckett Jack Benton Margaret Bernihal Jack Berry Linda Bessinger Joyce Bishop Janice Bivens Gerald Black Yvonne Blue Barry Blum Jeff Borke Poge F fry Se e Us 5 f f fb fc: Linda Boroughs Myrna Bofzis Dwig ht Bouffiou Virginia Bowen Anne Bowles Catherine Bowles Billy Brabham Connie Brabham 9 rf -we ,r W. 5 , C W 'Nfl 53.4 Q' 'Q' W 1 Page F ny E gm E? . 8 Qwfi George Briand Vivian Brown Bob Bullwinkle Marshall Burns Ira Byrd Nancy Campbell Wilbur Carter Terry Clark Mel Clement Dianne Coburn Gwendolyn Conk Mary Cohen LHQ, -.1 fl! x I if X05 as c ff. f,-Aff Qs in v . N .6 . F I x, v- fb W? I x gg ,ag . 5 - f 9 e -1:-if f 4? 5 Q J, X f Q X, fo ef , 24-,, A 3 2 ' N 4 . K. . K.:-.gr Marie Dovre Rick Dovre Judy Downing Gladys Drawdy Ronald Drolet Peggy Druelle Rodney Ducker Suzanne Duncan Dennis Duren Lynn Eosierling Fran Edwards Jimmy Ellicoii Nealie Craven Russell Creech Dwight Creecy Lorrie Dame Joan Dixon Carol Doar Nancy Dodd Barbara Doscher UNIOR CLASS is-f' :f::: M' NE., , ,X ' , Q K R 45? :av K' . fx :fy M lu' ,n fiv ,vu L Page my-Nan A . I Freddy .Io Forney I Sand ra Fowler Ronnie Fulmer Roy Gale Sarah Garreh Brenda Garris Dennis Gazes Johnny Gentry Nondus Gerald Harri Godfrey Paul Greenway Dwight Groggel Bill Ellis John Evans Lonney Farmer Sharon Fili Raymond Fisk Ronnie Fins Palsy Fleicher Pam Floyd Dianne Gour Jimmy Hare Bill Harlacker Jerry Haskill Annie Hawkins Joyce Heath Charles Heinsohn Paul Heise 5' is iv r ,wb -13'-+A li is A ., i 1 Q f JUNIOR CLASS 4 Ye, . 42,4 r 'H 1 W 5, 6- 'x?1 :rn 3 , iv 'sr-M 51' Vickie Helander Kay Hendrix Dana Henson Rebecca Herbert Herbie Herold Gloria Hioh Sandra Holcombe David Hooks Selina Hopkins Keith Horres Russell Horres Dot Ilderton Page Sixty-One Alice Jackson Mike Jarrett George Jarrill Mary Jenkins Cynthia Johnson Morelle Jones Rhoda Kaiser Martha Claire Kestler W-T73 UNIOR CLASS -if ' ,W , if r . u- 1 1 :g,,,.5 at lk A , lg' J 5 J' ' G' ', fx- , wg ' Vx? '. J 1' cl, L A PM Sf- , gc.- Q E , J- J P ge S ty-Two -57 it 1 l U 'is' Evelyn King Roger Kirby Katherine Knight Billy Knowles Bill Kopacka Richard Kuppens John LaCone MarySue Lightfoot Audrey Lilley Peggy Jo Limehouse Nancy Jean Little Warren Luhn ,-. V221 Tim McCord Peggy McCormick Howard McCoy Bill McDaniel Ann McKee Carol Mclendon Sonny McMillan Jean Meister Patsy Merchant Dick Miley Judy Miller Jimmy Milligan 3 K4 .f 's .rl W ' 1- ,9 x, - fl yl ,T-, ': ig ,QQ I if 7' wg?CL '4 Y JUNIOR CLASS y is-. , 4- . Q'-3,35 H' s.. ' Louise Lyerly Leslie MocBay Dalton Mackey John Maior Pam Margiotta Luc Martini Phyllis Masters Donna Matthews M A A 'L ig N ,gr Q 3,83 Vj- L Y' M, , si'-J i f.Z.'3' -Ei g . .i 4 1 x. ' K ,,,..w ik . 1 ,5 my ' its Kg 'fu A T s I f X: 'E -. 1 'qw 's ,4- 5 ji . PM 'P . 1 ll 1 .ag Q ,, ' , gftxf ,5-'xt ,, AW- ix . ,, , Q .4 Dcge Sixty-Three Page Sixty-Four Mary Pearlsiine Harold Peherson Jackie Phillips Robin Phillips Charles Pinson Dwight Polk Judy Postell Sandra Ray Mickey Reecl Art Roark Olin Rogers William Rogers JUNIOR CLASS P 7,9 ,f fl 'fl I J' ' ,M s -355' ' Claire Mood Judy Moon Bucky Morris Marsha Nelson Sylvia Nettles Jud Newman Nan Nixon Bill Parker Shep Rustin Larry Sally Alice Sauls Kathy Schar Kitty Schmonsees Ray Schuder Elaine Schwartz Stephen Schwartz f 2 S 3 273: r ..,,. K X. . 5 xg A git? F215 X pa xt 3 V, 1 gn Q.. v i W nv, g. 'xi. r x. , ,k'sr'E 9 S fi g I S Wjyx' B, T. QI, f' xf Zf35 ' 4: ' .s i Y... fr i A f wi JUNIOR CLASS 512212- fd J f 1 'Rf A . +01 , 1 ,v 'S .6711 Q7 ' lp S W, .:,, 415 ? X H- ' ,Xi Big K Hfvjyi. ,fr -3- ,lulie Sharratt Elizabeth Simons Jack Siegling Pat Sindersine Kenneth Slemons Elene Smart Ray Smith Salley Snow Sanford Salomon Robert Sorentrue Frederick Staub Steve Steiner! 'P' 'Ss saga f as f fr Grayson Still Tillene Strickland Ernest Sweat Betty Jean Stufts Bud Thomas Nancy Tilson Millie Trout Cordie Turbeville -...M--ff S. w ' fax, ova? A Q if 'N 1 , C 1 'r 4.4 K 4 y ' fs ,L s l . if JUNIOR CLASS Qu- Oscar Vick Sclly Viohl Donald Wall Elaine Waltz Robert Waters Pat Way Dee Dee Webb Dee Wells Page Sixty-Six Charles West Gary Whitehead Mike Wickstrom Jack Wilks Elliot? Willis Waylon Wilson Wilbur Wise NOT PICTURED Renee Zinn Tommy Daniels Phylis Elsey Clayton James Rush La Munion Mac Lo Prince Ricky Lynes Doug Ratliff Albert Sprague Howard Tilton Sam Watson Billy Youngblood Aheniian, boys! Who can pay afiention in physics when your picfure's being taken? Page Sixty-Seven SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomore: keep well-informed by using The FTA bulleiin board. ,. ,u ...Q M OFFICERS - V ,. ,I KENNY BURDETTE . . .......... . . . Vice-President 3 . BETTY BARGER . . , ,... President 1 f 3 if MARY WEST .... ,.., T reasurer W V , 22- CAROL MEAD . , . . . Secretary ' 2 ? K ' K '222 iiwii Around exam lime the library becomes u popular place for studious sophomores. Page Sixty-Eight Eloise Adams Louise Adams Carol Albee George Allen Jane Ammons Virginia Armstrong Carolyn Austin Marsha Bacon Shirley Bailey Bobby Baker Mary .lo Bangle Betty Barger Billy Beach Tinkle Bell Arnold Biel pw. vez 4. gg' , if we 6 A 1 -- 1-1 , 635 1 W --we w.r'?5..: A trek, QF, ?,'F. ,afky ,S .. gm 4 x .3 p T? . Quf' A+ +i , ff-A ' W , , fx. D ,. LY-. I x , ' ', jj' ye ' ftif, '- -'A . .1 -f., - V , ' .g .'.-ff M, -r 6 try A 1 ?g.l'l7l .555 is rv- 'ax ll! ,, 'K 1. ,,,,, wr .i cs. e ' - V' is .,.. y 5 , ,-Q, ffl, 15 - . I If A-kbb, .9 A . '41 ,. 5 'rsh' f Y C3 5: 'Z,4's B' nr C, -,-eff, ,, Qxf lem U V M SOPHOMORES '1 , r. I 3 3 gk! kg, ,Wifi Q. - 'SK 'C, - g. I j, 5: I y ,ri Y ,1 1 R , ' ' , Y Q3-, , f I i l an :.,.:,.f fx., ' .f afar 4' ff- M ' '41 3 . -5 V- if ' . '. ' , X , ' : Q, xx V, Novi., Envy! iw I i 1 4 f T-5 , 'di Q ,gsx -, new illm. 'W X f ' 'f ' A Q' . V 'Q l . 5.3 '- I A s 7 ,K Q 'NT Dan Biggerstaff Herb Blitch Robert Blocker Becky Blaxom Christine Bonds Butch Boudoff Danny Bowman Robert Bowen Lynn Bowles David Branch Jan Brandenburg Wesley Braxton Bo Brown Virginia Brown Rocky Brunson sn-4 1 5' ' ,, 1 , Page sixty-N Nr--Y LP 13 r 2. . we my . 38 .If ' Don Cole Alan Coleman Larry Cooper Tim Crowley Patsy Cumbee James Currow Thomas DeAntanio Sam Deloach Jerry Dennis Joann Doby Chip Dolan Joe Dosher Sam Drew Janet Durham Julie Ellefson Page Se enty Qu-gi' . gg-5,5 nt, SOPHOMORES iifiiifag XTi!I'Ti '9I' 1, 1 Eta? .1. -'f - M -. .,,.... , C . W ,. ,, C, , y, . , C, ith -'ff fzfabgs v.Wf' T ' A Donna Breclen Robert Buckley Kenny Burdette Nancy Byrd Rosemary Camp Donna Campbell Don Cantrell Russell Carder Jan Carter Juana Cotting ham Robert Chambers Roby Chaney Cary Christ Susan Clark Ricky Clements ., , t s 3 .3 T 4 Us XY 4. ' Q , aw? l V4 'Q 'x ,Y T, 4 r Q Linda Elliott T F , , Joyce Ellis ., -7 is 4, ,f 'V 77 Pat English - A V Q ' K , 1, . Sam Enis .ggi s ey, ' N4 X , ff' Eva Enter .Q ' if ' f w,..ff-' .,... 3 W l 1: U A , N Y , rl ,Ky y',, W U i i 1' y 411, -' Steve Fecas Linda Feinstein , ' Aw ,gt , -v. Vicki Fender Q sig i Hiram Fewox a 15 'Ny I QV- Dexter Floyd Q K ' I I V I F A riff i Tommy Fogle 2 Dolly Fortini 4 K vm Q f' A Chantal Frisco x i L ., .A Gr 'N u . ff 'Q Margaret Futch I Gif' ,g u ' 'i N Q f Q. - N G ln' -,. 'I '. - . . my G 'S is if G F x' v fy . -4 t i if .' E' , 5 f Qi, x 1 -. ' A, x t 0 X ' ' A l Billy Gaines ,.,3e, V Tana Gallo Q Gloria Gamble K Q! ,Q 5, Terry Gardner 1' rx ,N ' gs 3 ,s lf. t S ,Xiu i' : is Wfzfr ss 5,312 -3,- ' yi, fi f V ,A 4 NW ,E V a , I W .. Alan Ga rfinkle Hollis Garris Franklin Geiger Susan Gelzer Bill Gerrow Frank Goldberg Joyce Good Randy Gobel Ann Griffin Gerry Griffin George Grimes Page Seventy O mf' K 42:1 J in V' XV. Shelley Groom Hugh Hallman Annette Hardin Donnie Harken Johnny Harkin Linda Harrison Linda Hartman Nancy Hartnett Laura Hawkins Randy Hawkins Richard Heinsohn Lou Hethington Ned Hethington Helen Hilton Cathy Himelright 2 J J., ,A , 'fmt , 'i Af' X 8 10- gd. Q fy A Rh . K . A f kv? gg 1 n of A 1 8,12 f .1 :J J Q , X y. ' J 2 4 1 13235 - .XJ , MZ' :I 69 A yr 1 'live ' 'N' 2. .V Z J. Q ' lax ' W .J r W1 I . . .,., I f. I 1 SOPHOMORES Jo Hines ' E1 ,1 X J Kenneth Hinnanf Cameron Hiott ge sevenfyrwo 12.41 Claude Horres Grier Horres Alfred Hughes Billy Hurtes Ricky Inabineh' Ronnie Inabinett Karol lnfinger Billy Jerman Carol Johnson Jeanette Johnson Sue Johnson Norma Jones Ronnie Jones ' , L, 14' Larry Jordan - 'ef Sandra Kangeter 45- ' C7 ' Anne Kennedy . , fd V ll Barbara Kicklighter Q-. O f 1 1 r 6 . 1 X ' Kathleen Kilpatrick W f J 1' Ly, W ff,-T ' Kenneth Kilpatrick 4 if fm: X ' Ronnie Kirkley 4-gf! ,. '..QrV, X111 ' Q 4 ' Claire Knight K 'z , ,xl 'X ,A Steve Knight ' , ' - V c W a , Bobby Koger 'r . 'X Ann Kramer . lQy . ',- K lx L is K' f Gary La Munion 'f J ' H 1. -L B 'Q 1 ' is ,Q 1 V Walter Lance ' : y ' ' Walter Larisey , A W -is 5 ff ' ' f, Writ' 1 .-'E iifitffif 'if 5 B Lib Larsen B Virginia La Vella ,. 5: , fair, P' ' fig. 1. fi, Dennis Lee ,fi , K ' . y V 'ii ,' Keith Lee Y g 5 ,git 'As V L' -f - if Avron Lesser - ' L B in . X ix Carol Leydon Thomas Limehouse 'T 'If f- t Y . Tommy Limehouse ig A 2 ' 'TA fm, 6 Arlene Lipsky ,L 'W f ,f 41. Q Q ' 5 ,s Nancy Lockwood 2 2 W V N YZ' y 7 , v J it Wir . UW? - - ,Q hz 5 , 3 O ' T' 5 5 Pat Logan tl ' ii . Brenda Long , ' t Phillip Lowa if za-Q 4' 'N N9 Q Carolyn Lucas 4 , s V. YQ L I 1 Ruth Luhn 5 b' L, Q ' i W l X x ' I V. Page S ly Th ee 4.1 e Duane Merritt Gayle Merritt Luder Messervy Robert Millard Ronnie Millings Anita Mitchell Paul Mitchell Robert Mizell Robert Moore Thomas Moore Sandra Morris Wyman Moss Karyl Murray Lamar Murray Barbara Meyers Page Seve my-Four '40 fix George Malanos Lynn Marshall Linda Martin Lorena Mathews Johnny Mathis fe' f ,ez . Kathy Moull 'fx Bobby Mayes Tommy McConnell ' YIVQ Pat McCutcheon Q, Linda McDaniel Willa McKee Robby McLean Tommy McMillan K Richard McMillian l Y Carol Mead SOPHOMORES . 4 ,.,7 ,, , sn few .var -H, 1. 1. if x M 2 5 ' it 351' j,-'fy' ' 'A T.: Q L 35, V' ii: 2 V- 5,-191 V' ll - f 1-an f r f-fag 2 V ,rf ff 'A A ' ,r , X t, Q . ,X . , '-,-qw r i 'i?'+f, '- ! ' ' . K' v X . 4.1 Ag K is Q 5, jpg, ! w K 'init' 'X 4' L, Q,,1,.fr E i 5: 2,Q fr Q 1' ' , e + x , Qi I, Donnie Nelson Donald Newroth Brad Newell Jackie O'Brien Dianne Ogier Paulette Padgett Marlis Page Jimmy Palassis Harry Pardee Carole Parkstone Winfred Parris Terry Parrish David Peeples Don Peeples Earl Peeples f TIT? , Aygg: l-ar 4 ez' '21 i 4 , ii if .cc El A , N, Q if aj 2 . ' 1 . A ' zz' ze' . 5531 .5 f ,sir f f A fs xl I - 0 fha, - -N N ,mb z4'PC7gf: 4 -, fx' Q- R . E ie if 'V Y' ,' y Y ' my ' t -- f . ,V 34 Hifi.: : .si , ' W if 1, 'P' '7-. -:if , 1: 4' X .x . H V , K I4 , R. , Q , y X , qs 1 cc. f eo , ,' if Q I, ' I Hu-1 ' f .1 V SOPHOMORES X. , fff: .f ff: M F 1553 R 'ff 'E' P' N xf sr? i N wwf , -f X ,L I H ,. is R 2 ,if rlrr 4 F 54, fi- 'F 5: X ki . - 5,2 .jr 'N . Q . rf g , ' -4. f' '- if 'Jeff 'Tj ' ' Y ' l .i . A , J? li. 11' 'ff Y sr-, M ' G J - I sis- , fe- M' 4 ' i , . , o 'l ' is 1 f.E,f5.., f -fi , Sandy Pendarvis Sandra Perkins Dan Perrin lris Phillips Steve Pierce Nancy Piquett Robert Player Russell Powell Deborah Price Skipper Puckhaber Judy Ray Cheryl Raybourne Richard Reeves Joyce Reid Carleen Richardson Page s E Y 1 f-Lx .' Q 1,. 9 'gt' GJ , K .3 28 ,fe N J, iff N -411 ga -A . ' 13 I .1 5 f, . , K i Q. M. Jem L W 3 G M 6 ,. ,, 1 ,rg s 'Q 2, ,, 5, ,: . in ' ,fic . f -' ,Q V Page Seventy I f ' . .4 Yi b, Frances Smith Helen Smith Paulette Smith Scott Smith Susan Smith David Snelson Deborah Sprague Dennis Spurgeon Barbara Squires Peggy Squires Sandy Squires Jackie Stell Eliza Stephens Kathy Stone Rusty Stout -Six .Q - fr ' sr as 1 if , Zz 'li u , , , Q :EF K' . S 3 F37 .Jr , SOPHOMORES Allan Roark Miles Robinson Hal Rourk Roddy Rowan lrene Sabel Dottie Schleppegral Carolyn Schmidt Dawn Schumacher Kathy Setzer Larry Shaw Greg Shealy Carlton Shokes Karen Shrivalle Suzanne Simmonite George Sink ,Jai 1 '55 3 V S33 . Eg: 2 1 'S 1 ' EM 5 I .1 is i iii ' - - , X 2 as Q 2 Q ..Y,, A we new ' R ai fs -1 V TW -f 'Hire 11 . 3' , A i v5 S 1 S' , Y, N V. fx K 17' I L 9 ' S 5 Jn., W ' '4 'nz-f x 51, W ,gy 'rt' f - F7 , 'qw f U f , ' W, ' v f 5 . 'V 'z Ei L' 'Q - Q 4 X3 , ,- Vi, 1Qj,f X . J hx , e . , sniff, Xvz' H-iv' Sir, 6,4 , J -s Inez Suggs JoAnn Sunshine Ethel Moe Taylor Frank Taylor Sharen Taylor Leslie Terry Leroy Thompson Sandra Thompson Sheila Thompson Wally Till Pam Tovey Rennie Tovey Carol Tumbleston Cynthia Umrysh Suzanne Venning '+V' v. .,, ,. ,rl or 3 Q!! . s ' l9M'f5 ' I 'T z. ffi t wr 'Nqr .Pl A my ith fi 5-T' 33 Z' '12 ... fm X Q. 1 ', -.4 :Q 3453752 .5 s ft A 4- ,-. 'F M2 K Q., L. V fi M .rf 5'!l7'!1X??gff tr' Q4 ff-'L 'SX 4+ ' ' G? K mag ,M lr ,,, 'L 1 . ,My sv .., . I 'saab in A ,Q Q, , ,g : -,z'4',.qt SOPHOMORES V mr fs ,gr ., 4, kv if ' W f' --y -:XI x Q' . , 13 ' N T S gl C ft -- ... m y , ' , L Q.. y ,iq 1- .. .L 3 B F ,Q Qi ' , Z X : - Q .. xl ,- E A is ' Q 9 XXX., l.,l Louis Veno Bess Walker Kathie Walker Sandra Wall Margaret Ward Virginia Watson Woodrow Watts Mary West Perry White Danny Whitt Gretchen Whittle Pascal Wilborn Tommy Weiters Charlotte Wilkerson Jean Wilkes Page Seve ty Se - L Ray Willeford n K 3 . ' Bonnie Williams Q U '7,q,.i V' 4, fv- Donno Wilson I' ' ff'-cl 3 if , Larry Wilson A . Q7, Sandra Winn Q W ' 4. V, g t xx 1 X 7' 'W X ' 1 ,Ugg-e'gT' , ia 'fi Linda Wood T ' i K 3 ' if Susan Wotring V l- X I i , 'H I Nancy Wulbern 3 un' i. - ' - I ,Qc 2- 2, 1 ' f Don Young 1 ' 17 1 'Qiflf V lagjyr' in Paulette Young fig, ff ' K ,f Y ' , 5' : . , U J ' f ' M' 'f , Q -il' K K ' f .3 C I i , , . X XV' NOT PICTURED Roy Brown Sandra Ginsberg Eddie Parler Albert Chandler Don Hiers Bonnie Pierce Oree Collins Bill Jones Wayne Richardson Mike Conlon Earl Jones Jackie Sherron Alon Cox Gus Klinke Linda Sires Margie Domler Linda Lee Stephen Sopko U! f AV X Margaret Ferra n Q L O Victor O'Donnell John Tidwell Ax 5 Page Seventy-Eighv 'ri - Q am: r : 1 ,S- ft sf - Jag -- J- Q 1 1 r y fr f. ' S 9 1 P' ,rl f 'yr--1' 49,9 5 I Q i f , - ' X M ?,f-:3. V'l!Ifl' 'gef . fig ' -S '. 'sh -Y 1 5 A A rf , E, A-Q jf. K K A . I ,1f ' . ' dv ME, ' ,A I, lx - ' K I f' ir Q J 4 Y ff I ff-1 v , ' i 'A . ' NOT PICTURED FRESHME L'-'fr , James Davis Gmy Kms Wayne Funderburk Mory Jean Livingston Donnie McDaniel Ira McDonald Robert Murray Dollie Myers Mike Pinson Kenneth Powers Richard Priester Sherry Schaefer Dubois Schutt lorry Severs Sarah Stephens Russell Stern Barbara Thomas Ginger Wall Linda Weaver Mary Whelsell Robert Wilson if I P 5 M157 A ,.. ,fo- 4, .f fy ,ef 5ff:f W-1 AI.:,g-75 , 9:-.3 V9 :ie ' 7 Pam Malone .L nv- 1 . .. 3 4 ' 9 f . 524 .I ,. f iv livf f i . i :zz JVQN 'J tiff' V fr - Stephen Nelson Martin Schwort Tommy Pye Ronnie Stumbo Vernon Word Martha Allen John Anderson Wayne Bailey .loan Bowers Bobby Callahan Carol Cameron Jean Cantrell Dexter Carder Thomas Coffey seny Dolan James Gay Edwin Harlacker James Hatcher Freddy Henderson Connie Howell Peter Hunt Tommy Jernigan Ginger Johnson Mary Koth ji, if : V, ' ' - - Q N5 ' 5 . V12 xv J . , g S I ,, 5 . A KY I wt ' . 'fe V Q: 534 Page Sevenvy,Nn-S N . 4. rw Page Eighty Acfion is the key word here. Players move quickly across the various settings. Vicfories are won - defeafs are accepted. Team work and good sporfsmanship are fhe nafural resulfs of fhe sporfs program. ., FIRST ROW: Waylon Wilson, Cary Christ, Hancock, Ronnie Kirkley, Joe Doscher, Hiram Fewox, Arnold Biel, Donald Wall, Kenny Burdette, Charles Payne, Miles Robertson. SECOND ROW: Tommy McConnell, Bucky Morris, Richard Heinsohn, John lockwood, Billy Brabham, Glenn Geiger, Burnis Acuff, Jimmie Southard, Ral Smith, Rick Gilstrap, Jerry Norris, FOOTBALL Q 'Q 1, . ' Q Peter Edwards, Bruce Stapleton, THIRD ROW Caa h Klcklnghter Couch Gilstrap, Jack Willcs, Ronnie Fitts, Mike Jarrlet Tex Canady, Perry White Bo Brown, Bill Ellis, Ray Schuder, Shep Rustm Ricky Etheridge Steve Outstanding lineman of the year, Ricky Gilstrap, was the 1962 football captain. Page Eighty-Two Coach Kicklighter and Managers Jack Wllks and Waylon Wilson go through the weekly routine of HEAD CHEERLEADER-Joyce Mencken i Q PAM SCHUMACHER E E i I ANELLA ANDREWS M' ll W 1-4 CHEERLEADERS en E . , 35' E KAY DORAN CAROL MEAD V I xv' , , R K . 4 EDQE - , Efx . A V Q V ,QQQ X an Q ETH .Vt 1 gi E f ff: ' , , ' . V: 4 ' f , 1. End RAL SMITH FuIlbcck SENIOR .av BRUCE STAPLETON Center 1 PL BURNE1 :Curr JIMMY, sour:-:ARD Qs ?'?H9'Ffi Another one bites the dust! U .jg6.,.-, . -N 1 , ' ' ,A 1 :fi I1's u bird! Page Eighty-Six Ouch! Gotcha! 4' -6 Q '19 i I I, 5.9 ,,,..v,'m f ' .Ili Y' .MM 9'w-Yffizgigfl X + 9' Q ' N? ff K ' 1 2 I 'id' '9 1' Q0 5-.MJ f ... 2 1 v :X . -Q A , ' i 5, , A U' 1.62: ' 15 . 'lf ,X They star to the last with a 12-8 record '1- MIKE STONE Andrews 33 Rivers Andrews 37 Garret! Andrews 31 . Charleston Andrews 46 Bishop England Andrews 55 James Island Andrews 42 , . Chicora Andrews 42 , Rivers Andrews 33 , Norih Charleston Andrews 58 Moultrie Andrews 46 , Charleston Andrews 55 Beaufari Andrews 62 James Island Andrews 44 Chicora Andrews 90 Georgetown Andrews 53 , Murray Andrews 71 Moulfrie Andrews 66 Hanahon Andrews 62 Nonh Churlesvon , 55 RANDAL ROBINSON RlCKY Gll-STRAP l I TOM PINCKNEY Page Erghfynme GIRLS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Lucy Murray, Suzanne Venning, Gloria Seifhel, Claire Terry, Tillene Strickland, Barbara Meyers, Selina Hopkins,,Debra Sprague, Carol Behy Reed, Sue Huison, Carolyn Austin. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Costa- Dame, Danelle Hare, Joanne Easlerlin-Manager. Coach: Pauleffe Padgel, Jane Ammons, Jeanne Beaisan, Frances Moarer, Girls enioy Intramurals Basketball. Page Ninety Senior players helped stage a grand performance ending with a 16-4 record 1- ' LUCY MURRAY guard CLAIRE TERRY SUE HUTSON forward guard R QQ -. 1 ,A pq . XL! '1., - 'jf' A GLORIA SEITHAL BETTY REED guard SENIOR PLAYERS I 'f Q w 'if' . f , FIRST ROW: Marshal Burns, Ray Willeford, Peie Smylh, Dan Wall, Dick Tom Pinckney. THIRD ROW: Peter Edwards, Dun Biggersfaff, Siacy Hull, Miley, Jerry Norris, Jim Bangle, Ray Schuder. SECOND ROW: Billy Young- Eddie Raslcinds, Robin Phillips, Mike Sione, Tony Jones, Tommy McConnell, blood, Tex Cunady, Tommy Macldroy, Rul Smiih, Bill Ellis, Doug Guidry, TIM CROWLEY Chinning Champion ,, KI TRACK TEAM TOMMY FOGLE Push-up Champion Turkey Day Races. rim, . Q - 'a f y WAYNE FUNDERBURK, TIM CROWLEY, LEROY THOMPSON eg wg ,V .A ' like :I f v'??'f-Mu IW 1 Wa rm ' iq lax, 1LVi,..l'?fl1f -v a., f ,Q ,Al il. I' f veN'Yi , ' I fm -vw U32 AJ' ' Q ET Y X fd:- - N I A H 1' I g' I T fi t ' x, Rope Climbing Champions ,,. Gii Game and Bill Lever racking up another win. 4... TENN S Bu rd efie, Dick Miley off to a fast star! ai Turkey Day Races Alan Rourk, Stanley Applebcum, Tim McCord, Reber? Soremirue. Relay T Turkey Day attracted many fans GIRLS' ACTIVITIES Once out of the limelight, girls' athletics are now in 'fo are under the direction of Mrs. Eva Lou Costa. c Keen Interest IS shown In all the various achvmes. The sp rt -f y at ,4k'M x ,f , I'-X wp On your mark, get set gal Myers, Kaihleen Kilpatrick, Anne Kramer, Pauleile Smith. , Yf1,1'?',l 1221, 55' ,,i1L.,,fi.1.,'. ' ,,,f, ' '41-yy--..-..4 7f-' f. Y 9, - ' 75xs4,.fa' KNEELING: Deborah Sprague, Claire Terry, Patsy Cumbee STANDING Barbara f 1 s or an arrow into the mr 'lf .7 111 It fel to earih I know not where 'ir-:A , e , -av' .wi . Y ff fi- ii . . , K ' 'E 1..3V:,4,A:g.',x.tg,nig, K x 'Y 5 .3?22ffVfffr'g''fray EL ' 5' xr r ,Mx g3gg ,,,,, wif' '34 'ff ' K Y 5 r ,,.,f' Jw rbi, A 15 'ff .V ,Y , 'QQ-lffgi J '14 -xox f :ig V 1 g 3,0 g gg J . 1 ' f 25' LQ A Barbara Myers hurls the disc info Phe wild blue yonder, Jf l 'Y l, li' f? , 3: gl: Page Naneeyrsn. all 3 l A ' 1 x V i i l I A Every company of players is engaged in a variefy of acfivifies which develop their falenfs and allow fhem fo share experiences by working fogefher. Clubs and organlzafions serve lo promofe nof only co-operofion and fellowship buf also cu beffer understanding between sfudenfs. 3' Qifxsi ED ITOR-Suzanne Sweeten ,E .y V2 2:1 PELICAN Trials and tears, deadlines and delays, confusion and chaos, fun and frolic have all been a part of the production of this years Pelican. Mindful that the show must go on, the staff worked endless hours to put names, pictures, and numbers together. The final curtain went down when the last copy reached the printer. Perhaps encore after encore will come through the years when these pages are turned once more. xl my ABOVE. Waylon Wilson, Susie Harvey, Carol Daar, Stephame Brittcun, Puge Ninety-Eight ASSISTANT EDITOR--Rita West RIGHT: Bozie Reeves, Bess Walker, Susan Smith, Martha Claire Kestler. 59 STAFF ,pn C! ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Lisa LaRoche Vp 1 , 'iw W2 v by ' LY..- :ff BUSINESS MANAGER-Robert Bull Anella Andrews, David Peeples Wally Tull FIRST ROW: Martha Claire Kestler, Rita West, Suzanne Sweelen, Lisa Smith, Bess Walker, Carol Dear, Susie Harvey Anella Andrews Robert Lakoche, Stephanie Brittain , Waylon Wilson. SECOND ROW: Susan Bali, David Peeples, Bozie Reeves. mu fl OFFICERS: Judy Willard, Secretar ' Bett Bar er Treasurer' Ran y, y g , , dal Robin- son, President, Bill Ellis, Vice-President. RANDAL ROBINSON President The Student Council is an organization that co-ordinates all other student activities which provide opportunities to develop good citizenship. It helps to build school spirit and morale. lt is an organization which seeks to develop the best that is in the student and which tries in as many and as varied ways as possible to make him a well-informed, honest, in- terested, and active member of the student body. TUDE T COUNCIL STANDING: Karen Shrivalle, Lucy Murray, Claire Mood, Sarah Metz, Brenda Vannoy, Nancy Lockwood, Sandra Perkins, Billy Brabham, Rita West, Bill Ellis, Ann Kramer, Carol Mead, Randal Robinson, Pete Smyth. FIRST ROW: Betty Barger, Sue Harvey, Anella Andrews, Shep Rustin, Jackie O'Brien, Bruce Stapleton, Judy Willard. SECOND ROW: Dawn Schumachker, Willa McKee, Mary West, Lynne Bowles, Kathie Walker, Martha Claire Kestler, Dick Miley. THIRD ROW: Kathy Smith, Joanne Easterlin, Connie Howell, Billy Youngblood, Mike Stone. Page one Hundred a9: - -1: mnfwrl v. ls? Millie. fl RD Nz T flsafv VUIMES . . ..z.,, --.1 Susie Harvey, member of the Publicity Committee, stresses the importance of a clean school yard. r o Lucy Murray :ontributes to the March of Dimes, the only other drive held outside the Central Fund. 3 you or , Council. lord count returns from homerooms. Clowns goof oft ot Homecoming, an annual project of the Student The endless money-making drives are over. This year the Student Coun- cil inaugurated the Centrol Fund, which netted over S100 and was dis- tributed to charities. Here Anella Andrews, Sarah Metz, ond Judy Wil- Page One Hundred One FIRST ROW: Marie Dovre, Belly McGee, Judy Willard, Pele Smyth, Sarah Metz, Dottie Pericola, Elaine Schwartz, Dee Wells, Claire Mood. SEC- OND ROW: Ann McKee, Claire Middlemas, Sharon Ann Rhodes, Eileen Wilson, Rita West, Susie Harvey, Stephanie Brittain, Charlene Wilson, Marcia Nelson, Lois labon, Rebecca Herbert. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Mas- ters, Miss Seabrook, Sponsor, Kathleen Rodemann, Joyce Mencken, Kathy Smith, Ann Crooks, Horri Godfrey, Rene Zinn, Dionne Coburn, Gloria Hiott, Horrietle Pitts. FOURTH ROW: Rick Gilstrap, Ral Smith, Dick Miley, Doug Guidry, Peter Edwards, Mac derson, Robert Boll, Bozie v n . Reeves' rfriwwis QM lmzlwii- I, ' L ' -,L fi' ATIO AL HO OR OCIETY FIRST ROW: Sponsor, Miss Grace Seabrook, Treasurer, Judy Willard, Secretary, Sarah Metz. SECOND ROW: President, Pete Smyth, Vice- President, Dottie Pericola. A main project of the National Honor Society was keep- ing the grounds clean. Page one Hundred Three QUILL AND SCROLL FIRST ROW: Slephanie Briilain, Sue Harvey, Charlene Wilson, Eileen Wilson, Judy Willard. SECOND ROW: Rila West, Bazie Reeves, Robert Ball, Dick Miley, Mary Pearlsline. LE ARTS FIRST ROW: Donald Peeples, David Peeples, Alyce Rabun, Sharon Miss Carrolhers. SECOND ROW: Morelle Jones, Bob Bullwinkle, Robin Rhodes, Jeanne Thomas, Claire Middlemas, Nan Nixon, Charlene Wilson, Phillips, Larry Shaw. Page one Hundred Four FIRST ROW Duck Mlley Judy Willard Eileen Wilson Pol Roessle, fer Mencken Veda Porler Mary Pearlsilne Jeanne Thomas Evelyn Mary Corolyn Hullo SECOND ROW Julue Sharratl Leslle Terry Jeni- King, Alyce Rnbun Linda Solley Lois Labon Mr Mcilveen sponsor EE -o r ll FIRST ROW Jlm Shorf, Miss Grefralh Sponsor Sue Hulson SECOND Blanlon Joan Dixon Charlene Wllson THIRD ROW Marvin Waddey ROW Gloria Gamble Carol Mollhews Wllla McKee Rulh Luhn Judi Jim Bangle Charles WGS' l0l1f1 M'-'IO' Robe Blake' FlRST ROW: Claire Mood, Secretary: Joanne Easterlin, Presi- dent. SECOND ROW: Nancy Campbell, Vine-President: Lois Laban, Vice-President, Mary West, Reporter, Claire Terry, Treasurer, Linda Salley, Historian. F TURE TEACHER OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Nancy Tilson, Harri Godfrey, Kathy Schar, Sandra Hol- combe, Dianne Oour, Suzanne Sweeten, Claire Terry, Eileen Wilson, Jaan Disher, Suzy Harvey. SECOND ROW: Vivian Brown, Pam Floyd, Fran Fitten, Martha Claire Kessler, Kathy Moss, Doreen Williams, Esther Barber, Cheryl Miller, Kathleen Rodemann, Paula Dawson, Elaine Strock. FIRST ROW: Linda Elliott, lreen Sable, Susan Smith, Ruth luhn, Karen Shrivalle, Marlis Page, Helen Hilton. SECOND ROW: Susan Gelzer, Margaret Ward, Lib Larsen, Karyl Murray, Kathleen Kilpatrick, Mary Jo THIRD ROW: Miss Walpole, Anella Andrews, Dee Wells, Nancy Camp- bell, Sarah Garrett, Lois Lohan, Kitty Schmonsees, Sue Hutson, Rita West Evelyn King, Phyllis Masters, Claire Wood, Nan Nixon, .loan Dixon Alyce Rabun, Claire Middlemas. Bangle, Ann Kramer. THIRD ROW: Ann Griffin, Jan Brandenburg, Lynn Bowles, Bonnie Williams, Frances Smith, Karol lnfinger, Bess Walker. r if-ar ' 'I x wlrag , Q J 5 2 C' I ft R' .1 PRESIDENT Bozie Reeves Q .'k , .f gag? A Afewr. Y if A R5 5, .ff ' ffr ' its .- Tj f, j. s-1f.i.1'5Q?-fxpflfj K gy Q f 'F ,gif 1:-f V W2 ,sp .nf Mu Alpha Theta was formed to bring about an en- ioyment of mathematics among high school and iun- ior college students and to develop sound scholar- ship in this subiect. The purpose is to stimulate a keener interest in mathematics by providing public VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER SPONSOR 'f' f ' h' f b 1- Eileen Wil5Un lzlld wen Mrs. Louise Smith feC09n','0f1 0 -superlor ac-levemen and y promo lng VCYIOUS actlvltles lnvolvlng math. T, Mac Anderson . 3 X Roberl Babb rg , .r t ' at A, - nv ff Robert Ball r 4 . -' m 3 9- fig l4 'f r- SQ, Sa Banov W 'hrjfr :Q ily, ' - ir: 'lf .fi f . Jaxx Berry N 1 3' A 'L ,A . 4' ,' f' Stephanie Brittain vi: Q - ,L 1 by I Terry Clark 5 1 rl fi f it D 1 Carol Clary ' 'f if Dianne Coburn , 42- - ' 5 H 4 ,,, Harrielle Coleman 1. sf, ' 'r- F'-Zf ' 2 W' . js 'rf wr., 3 K A Ginny Cone 'X ' Joan Dixon C ,, 1 4 + r r ,W K it '57 A, Nc' V ' Marie Dovre gf . it r' ,- Peter Edwards .A N 11 it Xi? Q ,M Frances Fitten P j ' 32 Harrielte Pills . i W , A V Glenn Gieger , jx 7 ' 1 l, 'Mf , . ' KI ' W M Ricky Gllslrdp , gg, .f--Qi C. ' , Y 3 Hdrrlelle Godfrey if ' x ' rf ' 'Q l if 4 Q Dianne Gour ,pry . :JY F ily R M, ' If 1, V Doug Guidry Lf no is 4 25 V 1 Gloria Hiott 'C EvelynK King A ,. ynn oger 'M 5 G 4 52, -9- '5 '75 9 ,. Q Lois Lohan - 1: Q.- ' i rf, 1, ra . 'Q C Lisa LaRoche r W WT? so rf w , s. K!! V do r Teddy Monos ' , , , X sr t ,X l Pam Margiolla .. fl! I4 . - M or .i 1 A Pj Phyllis Masters U Donna Matthewes any rv . Q, 5: . if Vi 'Z' 311: 1 X V3 l :lily Axiiige Aa 5 1. r ' A X, i '-wi W, , Jenifer Mencken .-3' i - lv Q57 t 5' i QE? ' f 'G .N f Sarah Metz rr. N in - led i X -C. Dick Mi'eY ' -. . i r- YI :. ' i , - . gn sf 1 x A Q ' i Bill Monroe K , Claire Mood ' Q S Claire Middlemas l I , 4, f i A X Marsha Nelson '4 W M x C.. -' Mary Pearlstine 1' N 5 r-1 n I Q-ly A is s QL' , -s Dottie Pericala 5 y - '. A' Marlene Perrddrylr . 41 'lf ' X i, r .4 wif .1 1 5 1, 4 QM i A r P' lrrrey Cm UTC gigs v Dwight Polk Qffgg .V Randal Robinson gl v,.. if fr ,xf ',.5 P lags, wr I Q., fu Kathy srrrlllr , -ia, Fr -R 4 N r if 5s':'Y ' ' V, - gg W ,Ja W- Q3 , yr-.' K-1 , ' y le one Q 5 'if l'y, v ' r Q 7 ' Elaine Schwartz '- .r ' gm A . x Q, V it l f' ' D i w. , J Ndrrry rilsdrl X 'Pg Sally Viohl V r Dee Wells 2 i 1 Carol While , 4 7' ? 'F Charlene Wilson ' s 1 I do i4 s, L ALPHA THETA Pdge one Hundred Seven BOARD OF DIRECTORS SEATED: Joyce Mencken, Kay Doran, Pam Schumacher. STANDING: Chuck Bowman, Peter Edwards, Mr. Hester, Sponsor, Evans Jenkins. HFRANKIE AND JOHNNY Waylon Wilson - Linda Boroughs I r 2 l. 5 1 3 R514 . L 1? 1.2 If i zr WITH A LITTLE BIT OF LUCK Evelyn King - Thelma McNaugh1en KINGSTREET TRIO Evans Jenkins, Bill Lever, Mac Anderson Page One Hundred Eight PLAYERS CLUB : E 1 -N Jimmy Elsey, Glen Geiger, Roberl Ball, Pete Smyth. Dolores Bestwick, Gloria Hiott, Elaine Schwartz, Mrs. Duvenporl, Ogier Math ewes, Dou g Gu id ry. CIE CE ACADEMY Ralph Lipferf, Stacy Hull, Sam Banov, Luke Gillund, George Canody. Julie Sherraii, Carol Clary, Dick Miley, Charlene Wilson. Page One Hundred Nine Q 19 y l Af s A ir, Connie Walters, Cathy Harris, Carol W -'EGL 2 wlrfy, ,il i 1 2 2 THE SEXTETTE hite, Delores Peoples, Connie Harris, Thelma McNaughton. Let There Be Music , a traditional favorite of the St. Andrews Glee Club, expresses the sentiments of the student body as they eagerly await the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. The Glee Club's sev- X enty-five members, chosen from the student body and directed by Miss Louise Atkinson, also enioy partici- pating in annual state music 'festivals and perform- ing often in the community. BOYS' QUARTETTE John Maier, Hugh Hard, Skip Holsey, Perry White. MIXED QUARTETTE Buddy Adams, Charlotte Austin, Gloria Seithel, Jimmie Boddie. Page Orc Hundred Ten 'Ng A y f2.E2,X'2',g , - 3 ' ' I 1 . 59 iaaif' R , , 23? iii i i ' Fi 'z 3 1? ing: gi - gg, jrv I n 21872, , 1, , x Q ,iw 1 ag y 2 Bi 3: ' 'n 1,1 ', Q' 55 . e- N ,req-I 2 . ,mx M, -C ' ask Wdz' ?gT3+.1o'.s iss ,:12 f' 5,134 ,, 1,10 izf T MISS LOUISE ATKINSON Director BOYS' QUARTETTE Shep Rustin, Tom Streets, Robert Blocker, Bob Bullwinkle. GLEE CL B FIRST ROW: Miss Atkinson, Dottie Pericola, Ruth Nan Clyburn, Nancy Davenport, Sandra Winn, Gloria Seithel, Anita Ramirez, Jane Amons, Jimmie Boddie, Don Cole, Skip Halsey, Perry White, Carl Bailey, Tom Streets, Hugh Hard, Thelma McNoughtan, Sandra Garnett, Pam Mar- giotta, Linda Lemocks, Jan Brabham, Betty Jean Stutts. SECOND ROW: Debbie Price, Bess Walker, Kathy Stone, Betty Barger, Karen Shrivalle. Delores Peoples, Connie Walters, Michael Thompson, Claude Horres, Grier Horres, John Evans, John Maior, Chuck Bowman, Buddy Adams, Carol Albee, Sharon Rhodes, Rhoda Kaiser, Charlotte Austin, Cathy Harris, Connie Harris. THIRD ROW: Sandra Perkins, Sora Metz, Betty McGee, Nancy Wilburn, Donna Campbell, Kathy Walker, Helen Hilton, Bob Bullwinkle, Pete Hunt, Walter Larrisey, LeRoy Thompson, Shep Rus- tin, Bozie Reeves, Dubois Schutt, Paulette Padgett, Kathleen Kilpatrick, Jean Meister, Carol Sue Sexton, Alyce Rabun, Carol White. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn King, Claire Middlemas, Judy Moon, Eva Mae Enter, Linda Stuckey, Vickie Helander, Alan Cox, Billy Baker, Tommy Burbage, Wayne Funderburk, Jim Short, Jim Bangle, Thomas limehouse, Russell Creech, Pom Tovey, Barbara Myers, Dee Dee Webb, Jerry Ann Griffin, Carol Mclendon, Lynda Blanton. ACCOMPANIST: Robert Blocker. ' W ff -Y' ' +51 A v-1.4 +- :J-2-'x - .- -V - Q-iq-f q'4--3 -go ----Y S- W -f Y Y '15i'4..L '-'S---'Sf +- ,-Y - - . .v- - - - - ,. - - J- 1, Y ,- ,, A ,. ,s-,,,- . ' f' f pr' ' fe W- - -f-, -' - -f e-Y - --- ew... ne- - A V' 4 ' ' 1 v I I U URE HOMEM KERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Shirley Bailey, Terry Gardner, Vicki Fender, Ann Bowles, Campbell, Cecil Whetsell, Rosemary Camp, Annette Hardin, Sandra Kanga- Cotherine Bowles, Pegqy McCormick, Annie Hawkins, Sylvia Netfles, ter, Mrs. York, Linda McDaniel. THIRD ROW: Alice Jackson, Nancy Deborah Sprague, SECOND ROW: Nealie Craven, Joyce Ellis, Donna Piquehe, Sandra Squires, Mariarie Domler. 'SM4 P GIRLS' ATHLETIC A SOCIATIO FIRST ROW: Mrs. Casla, sponsor, Claire Terry, Joyce Mencken, Selina Hopkins, Linda Boroughs, Kathy Smith. SECOND ROW: Lorrie Dame, Jane Ammons, Betty Reed, Esther Barber, Nancy Davenport, Sue Hutson, Lindo Harrison, Lisa LaRoche. THIRD ROW: Marsha Nelson, Tillene Strick- land, Ann McKee, Lucy Murray, Suzanne Sweefen, Joan Disher, Suzy Page om Hundred Twelve Harvey, Jeanne Thomas, Kay Doran. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Seithel, Kath leen Kilpatrick, Rebecca Herbert, Marie Dovre, Carolyn Austin, Barbara My- ers, Linda Weaver, Deborah Sprague. FIFTH ROW: Suzanne Venning Peggy Jo Limehouse, Carol Door, Martha Claire Kestler, Betty Barger, Nancy Campbell, Anella Andrews. FIRST ROW: Suzanne Venning, Kay Doran, Claire Terry, Joyce Menc- ken, Gloria Seilhel, Belly Reed, Lucy Murray. SECOND ROW: Jerry Norris, Ricky Gilslrap, Pam Schumacher, Sue Hulson, Anella Andrews, Selina Hopkins, Carol Mead, Randal Robinson, Tex Canady. THIRD ONOGRAM CLUB SPONSORS Every so allen Mrs. Cosla and Couch Burns find lime lo look al the buskelhall scores. -. -M-.,...x,,,A:, Fi. 'I 552523123 i if mm H i:g:5r':5::22,2 x. , ,.. .. A , . ., ,WMM . 2 g,,1a,3fgf 11? Aliikiiiigi mmm!! X M00 ASKETB' i, -w KBUH i. ROW: Donald Wall, Jimmie Soulhard, Bill Ellis, Peler Edwards, Mac Anderson, Travis McCaskill, Pele Smylh, Rul Smith, FOURTH ROW: Bruce Slaplelon, Waylon Wilson, Douglas Guidry, Mike Slone, Johnny Genlry. Lucy Murray, Secretary-treasurer, smiles approvingly af newly-arrived basketball leller held by Presidenl, Rick Gilslrap. THE T. ANDREW'S BAND FIRST ROW: George Gerald, Lucian Acufl, Bruce McGrory, Grier Horres, Bucl McCoy, Butch Wilkes, Rusty Terry, Andy Daniels, Jerry Shaw, Wilson Cone, Phil Paquet, Wally Till. SECOND ROW: Olivia Montgomery, Margaret Acuff, Mike Thornley, Jim Hustler, Mary Jay Abit, Jeff Childers, Lib Larsen, Libby Owens, Wesley Braxton, Don Cantrell, Dubois Schutt, Doug Conrad. THIRD ROW: Mr. McCauley, Director, Bill Kopacka, Bobby Blake, Jean Hartnett, Randy Hawkins, Butch Tholl, Kenny Hinnani, Paul Cantrell, Earnest Steele, Annette Schutt, Gene Grace, John Trotti, Bobby Koger, John Wingard. MAJORETTES: Sue Harvey, Louise Lyerly. MAJORETTES SUE HARVEY LOUISE LYERLY Head Malorelle CAROL JOHNSON Page One Hundred Fourteen COM ERCIAL ARTS CLUB For students who are interested the Commercial Art Club provides an opportunity for practiced application of artistic abilities. The students receive valuable training by making posters and signs for various organizations of the school. I s Mrs. Commins, Sponsor, assists members of the Commercial Art Club in making posters. FIRST ROW: Nun Nixon, Lois Laban, Rene Zinn, Mary Pearlstine, Pat Roessle, John Evans. SECOND ROW: Leslie MacBay, Jack Wilks, Oscar Vick, Pam Malone, Nancy Dodd, Julie Sharratt, Lynn Kager, Suzanne 45146221-'. --13 x li MU All r5llV1Mf it il ini Q iNl1l'tm'. ' lilBiVll',l ti..N.,.,.r, ii tOO Carol Dame and Marcia Nelson put what they learned in the Commercial Art Club to use by making posters. Duncan, THIRD ROW: Rodney Ducker, Sanford Solomon, Billy Parker, Bill Horton, Rusty Horres, Jud Newman, Tom Streets, -.--.. l f rre-- we-me, 1 'el , Q K- M, .. , s. . .--W Page One Hundred Fifteen BOWLI G CLUB 3' FIRST ROW: John Harken, Don Young, Russell Powell, Ronnie Drolet, Skipper Puchaber, lorry Severs, louis Veno, Ronnie lnobinett. SECOND ROW: Bob Bullwinkle, Dona Henson, Miles Robertson, Kenny Burdett, Dorrell Broxton, George Sink, Donnie Nelson, Tommie Pie, Robert Wilson, Billy Hurtes, Dexter Floyd. THIRD ROW: Leroy Thompson, Rondy Goble, Robert Bowen, Hugh Hallman, Hollis Garris, Tommy Mc- Connell, Luder Messervy, Woodrow Watts, Mrs. Dillmon, Mrs. Mann FOURTH ROW: George Grimes, Olin Rogers, Ray Smith, Robert Player Mike Conlon, Tommy Moore. FIRST ROW: Som Drew, Rusty Stout, Nancy Gabis, Carol lnfinger, Carol Earl Jones, Wesley Anderson, Ray Willeford, Mrs. Busick, THIRD ROW Purkstone, Mary Jo Bangle, Carol Leyden, David Peeples, SECOND ROW: Tommy Fogle, Phillip Lauri, Lorry Show, George Malunos, Alon Gar Tommy McConnell, Barry Blume, Robert Buckley, Kenneth Kilpatrick, tinkle, Don Cole, Butch Boudoft. Page One Hundred Sixteen SEATEDz Roberl Wafers, Laney Farmer, Sieve Sopko, Lamar Murray, Ron- nie Drolei, Engin Alamer. STANDING: Don Peeples, Dennis Lee, Dennis Gczes, Bobby Mclean. SEATED: John LaCone, Keith Lee, Laney Farmer, Dennis Lee, Don Pee- ples, Ronnie Drolei, Alfred Hughes, Wesley Luhn, Bobby McLean. STAND- B ING: Jimmy Pcllasus, Pal Onuler, Suellen Oliver, Sally Viohl. SEATED: Kennelh Slemmons, Jimmy Ellicoii, Dwighi Boulion, Sandra Holcombe, Paul Heise. STANDING: Sue Johnson, Bobby Mc- Lean, Claylon James, Paul Fairfax, Sieve Sopko, Lamar Murray, Donna Multhews. Page One Hundred Seventeen wie. SEATED: Linda Harrison, Deborah Sprague, Sharon Taylor, Linda Elliott. STANDING: Becky Bloxom, Sandy Pendarvis, Wayne Bailey, larry Jordan, Hollis Garris, George Malanos, Alan Garlinkle, Frank Gold- berg, Donald Neuroth, Carol Cameron, KNEELING: Ruth Luhn, Willa McKee, Frances Smith. STANDING: Eloise Adams, Lynn Koger, Morrell Jones, Carlton Shakes, Kenneth Kilpatrick, LATI CL B The Latin Club of St. Andrew's furnishes an opportunity for the pleasurable learning of much about the Romans and their civilization for which there is not sufficient time in class. The club helps in the establishing of friendly relations between student and teacher and between stu- dent and student. The club helps strengthen correct pro- nunciation of Latin. It develops leadership and responsi- bility and encourages originality on the part of the pupil. The Latin Club tries to open up to its members a new world of books and information about the Romans and the Greeks. Tommy Fagle, Donnie Nelson, Sam Banov, Barry Blum, Sanford Solomon, Charlotte Wilkerson. Page One Hundred Eighteen FOLK DA CI GCL B igfw ' , 22 A l 3 FIRST ROW: Billy Hurles, Linda Weaver, Gladys Drawdy, Carol Clary, ROW: Jeff Borke, Gloria Hiall, Jean Miesler, Palsy Cumbee, Kaihryn Dianne Coburn, Elene Smarl, Lynn Easlerling, George Briand. SECOND Knighl. louise Adams. Nancy Dodd, Terry Clark. FIRST ROW: Jenifer Mencken, Cheryl Miller, Suellen Oliver, Carolyn Morris, Brenda Long, Pal Onufer, Bindy Mead, THIRD ROW: Ken Kil- lucas, Arlene Lipsky, Elaine Gour, Veda Porter, Helen Smith, Anne patrick, Sam Drew, Ral Smilh, Frank Goldberg, Peter Edwards, Dwighl Kennedy. Bonnie Pierce, Peg!-1YJ0e Limehouse, Don Wall. SECOND ROW: Bouiffiou, Jimmy Ellicall, Dalton Mackey, Wilbur Wise, Teddy Manor. Delores Boslwick, Nancy lillle, Sandra Wall, Susan Geller, Sandra Fl. Page One Hundred Nineveen 5 -,X V 1-u -ef:2fEl1-t9!'N K A 4 Q , J V .r.. X , ' ' ' ' e ' 'L' -M I Q ag: fu V, '- ' M C. ' x X ,J . . .N 'iii f Q 5 , .sd - wr!! -f f ,1 ill I yin f J , ffl-1 . . E .- f . 7 ' Q . I PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER INTER CLUB JOGII Dishef Pal Rcessle Brenda Vannoy Paula DGWSOII REPRESENTATIVE Eileen Callahan Rulh Nan Clyburn Ginny Cone Ann Crooks Judi Crowe Nancy Davenporl Kay Doran Dianne Duncan Joanne Easlerlin Susie Harvey Sara Hill Doris Hunter Sue Huvson Lisa Lakoche Carole Mathews Carolyn Mellard Claire Mellard Joyce Mencken Cheryl Miller Kalhy Moss Lucy Murray Suellen Oliver Pal Onufer Marlene Pendarvis Alyce Rabun Anila Ramirez Lynelle Raybourne Belly Reed Linda Salley Pam Schumacher Vivian Seiber Kuohy sn-nh Claire Terry Jeanne Thomas Cecelia Thomas Liselle Tunnell Carol White Carole Williams Doreen Williams Charlene Wilson Page One Hundred Twenty SENIOR Y-TEENS :if 55? f f?'?3 ffi ' M J 3 , y, if' sf J, 1 42 ' AW A f- jf f I- - A X :' r 'A S 2 .rig 45 I ' 5 ,:L C J iz? 9, Jia, M ,,. I f' at ' ri-J is V J. 4 ,, , Q 1 - 1 i I , fe. A ' , ,,, I E 1-V 'ff f G, e- rf'-2 1 J we fi C, 45 f Q9 ' any ' V 'xii' I 5 DY ' QM Y' NT Q , J , 5 V . . - fy ? 1: :egg gg: kff ' ' i 6' ..f Q' e D 4 'fin 5. 63 5, - N rv ' xv' ' QAM .W , QL.. ,K 'A Q if Q, ,fnwj :il L. 5 C 1 J ., 1'?k5f? .. wiiglfl r . Q, K i'ir?'A:,.' I 112 .5 .ff 4 sg Q- I K 3 sk , it Qgx ,QA gif, 4. ' Ar.r, 3 4, I4 I Q Sf N si 'fa l 'W' A . F1 sl, Nf 4 s W 3, 'U E 46, -i ,.. JU IOR Y-TEENS 25 FIRST ROW: Phyllis Maslers, larrie Dame, Ann McKee, Tillene Sirick- land, Linda Borraughs, Nancy Campbell, Carol Dear, Anella Andrews, Claire Mood, Suzanne Duncan, Kitty Smonceze, Sarah Garrett, Millie Trout. SECOND ROW: Sally Snow, Marie Dovre, Jackie Phillips, Dee Webb, Suzanne Simonife, Peggy McCormick, Barbara Doscher, Judy vu-w aes, ,fl OFFICERS Nancy Campbell, President: Carol Door, Vice- Presidenfg Ann McKee, Secretary, Claire Mood, Treasurer. 1 C 1 I IH an l D FL 3-n 1 ll . , r, , , , 5' Y I L: 1 e ei: ,HK XA. i n I M 1- 'r 1 5 g-,fr Q Z, W T L ., jg Ellelson, Dol llderlon, Selina Hopkins, Dee Wells, Audrey Lilly. THIRD ROW: Grelcllen Wliillle, Sondra Fowler, Carol Mclinden, Annie Hawkins, Ann Bowles, Sharon Fili, Alice Williams, Harri Godfrey, Vivian Brown, Nan Nixon, Joan Dixon, FOURTH ROW: Nancy Tilson, Marslm Nelson, Marlliu Claire Kesfler, Pam Floyd, Louise Lyerly, Diane Gour, Nancy lilile. 4 N-f-'Ag' ,Alf x,,,, . .ff fr'-ei! - V,-.L Page one Hundred Newry-one SOPHOMORE Y-TEE Q ,... -Lf ,.,.,,f,1 V, . uae ' FIRST ROW: Linda Hartman, Bess Walker, Shelley Grooms, Lynn Bowles, Lib Larsen, Ruth Luhn, Jackie O'Brien, Karen Shrivalle, Leslie Terry, Virginia Watson, Lynn Marshall, Carol Leyden, Dottie Schlipergrill, Sharon Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gould, Carol lnfinger, Betty Bar- ger, Paulette Padgett, Willa McKee, Connie Howell, Tana Gallo, Sue Smith, Dawn Schumacher, Sandy Pendarvis, Nancy Wulburn. THIRD ROW: Virginia Armstrong, Cynthia Umrysh, Iris Phillips, Karyl Murray, LIBRA FIRST ROW: Elaine Schwartz, Virginia Brown, Mrs. Davis. SECOND ROW: Dianne Coburn, Harri Godfrey, Myrna Botzis, Carol Williams, Frediio Forney, Margaret Bernthal, Mary Sue Lightfoot, Linda Wood, Jackie Stell, Alice Souls, Cathy Himelright, Pam Floyd, Cathy Schar, Page one Hundred rwemywwo , s K Paulette Young, Linda Harrison, Cathy Himelright, Margaret Ward, Bon- nie Williams, Jane Ammons, Carolyn Lucas, Pam Tovey, Gayle Merritt, Ann Griffin, Sandra Perkins, Mary West, Jan Brandenberg. FOURTH ROW: Chris Bonds, Donna Campbell, Pot English, Joyce Ellis, Susan Wotring. FIFTH ROW: Gerrianne Griffin, Margaret Futch, Jean Can- trell, Ann Kramer, Sandra Wall, Paulette Smith, Carol Tumblestan. RY CL B Sharon Fili, Shelia Thompson, Lynn Marshall, Pat McCutchen. THIRD ROW: Lamar Murray, Dan Biggerstaff, Dennis Lee, Dan Perrin, Cam- oren Hiott, Robert Blitch. US DRI ER FIRST ROW: Giles Fleming, Warren lvhn, Jirnrnv Baddie, Randal Rob- Elsey, Billy Brabhcm. THIRD Row: George Canady, Peter Edwards, insani Teddy Manas, Glen Gieserl Siafv HUM' SECOND ROW: Bucky Mu: Anderson, soya women, Bruce swpleaon, in-es: Myfifk, Tommy Morris, lawrence Risher, Luke Gillund, Wesley Luhn, Shep Rusvin, Jimmy Muddmyy Ogyef Mqnhews, Leon Bridge, OFFICE M0 ITORS George Malcnos, Alan Gurfinkle, Bobby Moore, Walter lance, John LoCone, Rennie Tovey, Morrell Jones. SEATED: Mrs. Smith, Secreiury. no Page One Hundred Twenvy-Three Page One Hundred Twenty-Four The highlighf of the production comes when fhese, our feafure performers, fake fhe spoflighf fo receive fheir Academy Awards. They wear their honors well. ff L E MISS PELICAN LESLIE TERRY GARDNER McKAY ! x 4 X -,c , ,X ., , m, 'XI ' L S, . ,,,n f 'Y' wr- if? 1- 0 4-. 'V X A 'J' YQ A' A345- u' hi VH-M., , , . 2. FVLUFN W .K .-ffhdj, . qfzt'4 Y...?x' I . 1 Twenhe'd1 Centurq-Fux TEIEVISIUVLITIC. 'ligwrl' .-1, ', Jffiw, YJ e -wen .f rlm.1 3 V V1 'Jn'G S .1 fx dtfni with J r ffvgly, Page one Hundred rwemysm ,fa-53:4-Q, ' A Y . . View MISS SENIOR LINDA HARDIN MISS JUNIOR KITTY SCHMONSEES MISS SOPHOMORE JACKIE O'BRlEN S1 QEYQQEW. ' I . A 4 . SNOW KING SNOW QUEEN BUCKY MORRIS LUCY MURRAY Q -w.. MISS PALMETTO BOYS' STATE ST. GEORGE BASKETBALL BINKY MEAD TOURNAMENT QUEEN DOTTIE PERICOLA Page one Hund d 1 yN 4, 5 f f6,72A2'T' , 1 Rx3.2?.Q',33: W 5 . : , gi X if A A S iiigx: 1, 2 as A23 116 wax 2 229. my 1-.Ln YP - N f ' '25, R' '41 S Ing ax x Xa MISS SAINT ANDREW'S PARISH HIGH SCHOOI. 1 b MISS JAN BRABHAM 15 ,g, Ng A - ' - 1 H ' x N2 I dl 3-lfz.e?Q.- I I , 55 was VV 'a g lj It KZ' vs ',-L - f'. fr m -3, ' 4' g-ffl l G nga Tension mounis as 'he unnouncemeni of Miss SI. Andrews approaches, ,,, f 1 - Tvgdq ffl, y i z Q,,,,f' ' 1? A happy queen begins ner reign as Miss sv. Andrews High School. MISS ST. A DREW'S CO TEST A fear-filled smile on Jan's face expesrses her deep grciifude for her new honor. VI llllflf f.n.1fv ,... 1 0 , -x, e, ka l i R: S. va, I xg xv la l ,T 3 3, iq i 2 ' , l 5. , Pom Floyd, leen Rodemo 5 cw nn, first runner-up. cond runnerupg Jan Brcbhum, Miss Sl. Andrew'sp Kuill X ' ik sf-2 x Q1 'six T 1 i : in f g s ,f , 9 erin: -7 1 fx 'Y' 5, , . vi UXr.s'1' .' n'--VAR ' U iljig. v ftvj , , V 5 . i.n,.. . 5 . fi fS:ii:f'f.' dTh MR. ST. ANDREW'S BUCKY MORRIS .....3, x..,g1-in aussi -5.-....-NE-x,.-...'w...,-..,,-.A S1. Andrew's and runners-up. ' F535. iii' 5 if 11 2 g' 2 ,es F 5' 2 ! ig N- big, 1 15 ff 5' 8 v Q Pam Moms Buckys slster congratulates her older broiher Page one Hundred Thaffymfee 3.33 6393. S S S HOMECOMING QUEEN d mf Y w BRENDA VANNOY V -Four ,S-3 L fa LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Mead, Sophomore Class Representative: Brenda Vannoy Homecoming Queen: Anella Andrews, Junior Class Representative. Brenda poses after receiving her crown from Ricky Gilstrap H801 and her bouquet from Rol Smith l35J. An anxious crowd awaits ihe arrival of the Homecoming contestants. Page one Hundred wnyme LUCY MURRAY AND RAL SMITH JEANNE THOMAS AND JERRY NORRIS SENIOR FOUTBALL PLAYERS AND SPUNSOR DOT ILDERTON AND RICK GILSTRAP w 'xa P30 HddThvyS .. I , ,.,.,.,,'.. 'X' 1, F 1 ,X .lm W, X L f2S:5,l,YgL ,f.5w2, U 3 A ' rfQesfvi'm Q 'Vx -3 ' , A V 1 J.. PLS-iff I 'Q '98 .rm Y? x . ' Zvi ,. ,., af- 41.92215 v 1 ., -3 ' S V rn. uv ' E fs? 3 Ax -W ,.,l, J Q x O ,A in IF' f at S g' gl P g O Hundre P71 Q-Q d Thwvy-Eighv Behind each producfion sfand fhe pafrons, fhose who supporf each performance. A sound financial backing is necessary fc insure success. The PELICAN STAFF is grafeful for ihe patrons' loyal support of fhis produciion. SAM SOLOMON COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Nationally Branded Merchandise Dial RA 2-8311 338-340 East Bay St. Compliments of THE KONGO PET AND HOBBY SHOP 175-B Savannah Highway SN 6-1976 Charleston, S. C. SOUTHEASTERN GALLERIES Beautiful Interiors Don't Just Happen - They're Planned 341-348 Meeting St. RA 3-8388 SCHIFF'S SHOE STORE South Windermere Shopping Center Phone SN 6-0490 AN DREW'S REXALL PHARMACY 1757 Savannah Highway Dupont Crossing Compliments of JACK'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Intersection of Highway 7 and Highway 701 EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE 269 King Street 4 WAYS TO SHOP Congratulations CLASS OF 1962 COASTAL BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Pierpont . CI'1C '9e . Layawcy Charleston, S. C. - Cash ' C. o. D. Phone SN 6-2341 Compliments of GUFFIN'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION St. Andrew Boulevard CAROLINA FLORIAL STORE, INC. Phone RAymond 2-8811 226 Calhoun Street Cha-rleston, S. C. Hal W. Frampton David M. Murray P g One Hundred Forty CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62 BURRIS CHEMICAL COMPANY Stark Industrial Park North Charleston CAROLINA INSTRUMENT SERVICE Your One Stop Instrument Store Our Instruments Are from Charleston Dial RA 3-7531 559 King Street Dave Collins Charleston, S. C. HARLEY'S OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY 185 King Street ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Electric - Manual- Portables Sales - Service - Rentals Phone RA 3-3345 or RA 3-4825 CREECH'S FLORIST NURSERY 81 GIFT SHOP We Deliver and Wire Flowers Cosgrove Ave. and Azalea Drive Charleston Heights, South Carolina Phone SH 7-4747 SH 4-8725 Where Dry Cleaning Does Not Cost - It Pays LYERLY'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS John L. Lyerly, Owner 809 Savannah Highway Byrnes Down SN 6-2381 McLAIN'S MUSIC HOUSE HIPSVILLE 3220 Rivers Avenue Charleston Heights, S. C. PAULSON ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC. 817 St. Andrew's Boulevard Charleston, South Carolina Pg o Hundred Fort J, COBUHG ,A- U -L.fbi'f,J1 117, Xl 'D .. In life, succ who put that little extra some- thing into everything they do- those who do the iob better than it has to be done. , ,.. .A BETTER THA IT HA T0 BEI PRESCRIPTION CENTER 107V2 Rutledge at Bull Charleston, South Carolina Telephone RA 3-8161 M. C. Kennedy C. W. Ducker CASE PIANO COMPANY W. W. MacMillan Leaders in Fine Pianos and Organs Wurlitzer - Knabe 171 Savannah Highway Charleston, South Carolina SN 6-5521 The Ideal Spot To Meet Your Friend BOOTLES DRIVE-IN E 1165 Savannah Highway SN 6-9169 CONGRATULATIONS -MISS KAY DORA W f '. 5- Sears Campus . Fashion Representative , 1 from St. Andrew's High School N P g O e Hundred Fo tyT R. L. BRYAN CO. 181 Calhoun Street RA 3-6918 MR. ROY STONE sg, voun P1107'06, S- +9 gi' 4,35 'w 'P .Portraits Masferfully Created By GLADYS TELEPCHAK Photographer Phone SN 6-1631 Savannah Highway Charleston, South Carolina SCI-!RlMER'S Esso sERvlcE sTATioN Highway 17 at Dupont LORD ASHLEY DRUG STORE H. F. Gross Registered Pharmacists 14 Ravenel Drive Charleston, South Carolina Phone SN 6-1659 SN 6-6263 asm-rf isawn mon nsmou I M5 ' Pa-awww! Wana, N , , ' A 1 I7 mmnoun nn., AVONDALE 'E WJJOIN no ASNL v Yu wr eww,-sfvff-1 ' , A SNOW 6-7335 U Lrmrrn mrs ruzmvc 1 E U 1 I BUILDERS, INC. We Have The Key To Greater Savings Savannah Highway P 9 O Hundred may SAVE TODAY FOR THE THINGS YOU WANT TOMORROW :ZE s'r FEDERAL 3 LOCATIONS 34 Broad Hwy. 17 at Rivers Ave. Street Coburg Rd. and Cosgrove CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '62 I.: :e v 111 :V'W 5,3 V.,' Condon's Teen Board Member JEANNE THOMAS From St. Andrew's High School -KRANAIRNANRIM . Ccziuwsxfiv ADAMS 8. ORTMANN, INC. Charleston, South Carolina Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Certified Gemologist 251 King Street Dial RA 3-2528 Established 1898 SOUTHERN FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Gerald Stelling Res. RA 2-4500 304 King St. Charleston, S. C. Compliments Of PORT OIL COMPANY YOUR ATLANTIC DISTRIBUTOR HILTON'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Cash and Carry Service Personal Attention Given By Owners and Operators 1811 Savannah Highway at Dupont Dial SN 6-5017 Rgo Hddriyr Sales Offices 1410 Broadway New York 18, N. Y. 5000 Longbeach Avenue Los Angeles 58, Cal. Mills York Pennsylvania Los Angeles California Blue Field West Virginia THE UNITED PIECE DYE WORKS NORTH CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA FOR SLIP COVERS DRAPERY and UPHOLSTERY FABRICS READ BROTHERS King at Spring Streets RA 3-7276 HAY on co. AND hillips AN UNBEATABLE TEAM Page one wma d F vyF PIGGLY WIGGLY Meeting and Columbus Streets Charleston, S. C. F. MARION BRABHAM Owner and Licensee SEITHEL'S FLORIST, INC. Remember Us for All Your Floral Needs Special Attention and Special Prices Mrs. Aline Kendricks Mrs. Selma Glaze Mrs. C. H. Seithel SN 6-4206 SN 6-4457 Day' Night BRABHAM'S GULF SERVICE 903 St. Andrew's Blvd. Phone 766-9222 Open from 7 to 9 Daily Pick Up and Delivery Service PAUL MOTOR COMPANY YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER J L STACEY'S BEAUTY PARLOR 2028 Savannah Highway SN 6-4166 SOUTH WINDERMERE DRUGS Where Quality and Price Meet With Friendly Service YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY 72 Folly Road Dial SN 6-0205 W. D. Robinson Electric Co. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING W. D. Robinson, Owner 2821 Rivers Avenue P. O. Box 4145 Charleston Heights, S. C. Phone: SH 7-2222 Bc-ellis BELK-ROBINSON CO. 3 GREAT STORES DOWNTOWN - 232 King Street - RA 3-2777 S. WINDERMERE - 78 Folly Road - SN 6-0236 PINEHAVEN - North Charleston - SH 4-5322 P 9 one md a ionysix Floral Work of All Kinds TILLERY'S ST. ANDREW'S FLORIST 2008 Savannah Highway Corsages and Weddings Our Specialty Sharon P. Quinn Mrs. J. D. Tillery Phone SN 6-2412 GOBEL RADIO 8. TV SERVICE We Repair All Makes of Radios and Television 'lO'l'l St. Andrew's Blvd. Charleston, S. C. Phone SN 6-3650 lNFlNGER'S SHOE SERVICE 811-B Savannah Hwy. at Byrnes Downs Charleston, S. C. Dial SN 6-4208 FIRST cJSII'm NEWS ,ill . :,, I' J. ziwlffwelzflijlvlnlf 351' flu: o' ::5.mA,.-...md in ..-ln .....t..,, ..,, . in 1--... ,-- , with -- -- ,Nr g. l . if igl-f,,--Cwail M,w.lwyw NW... tx . ff . , ,f 'wvww 'Q-ygilpx '11, .:- 1' gf i Y' V1 If 38 'X .I . '77 . - .. Q.. -',- f -W FWLA , :Vg 5, W Ill '1 '2 mst IN THE - - Lowcoumnv will . wma comnrrs v'.'2 223 .':.. -i:g..,E' '1'- COVERAGE OF .,.-1 .... EVERYDAY EVENTS! ,,,- NEWS undCOURIER EVENING Post AVONDALE ESSO Harry Easferling J. D. TILLERY E. K. QUINN TILLERY 8. QUINN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS APPLIANCE REPAIRS Phone SN 6-2412 Day or Night 2008 Savannah Highway Charleston, S. C Across The Ashley NAT G. PEEPLES, REALTOR Residential and Suburban Homes 'I76 St. Andrews Boulevard Awnina 8. Venetian Blind Corp. Hurricane Chain Link Fence 848 St. Andrew's Blvd. Charleston, S. C. Page One Hundred Forty-S We Have Every Blooming Thing ASHLEY FLORIST I3 Magnolia Road Avondale Our Corsages Are The Most Mrs. Beatrice B. Welch Phones: Day-SN 6-35'I'I Night-SN 6-I06I CLOVER FARM STORES 'I83 St. Anclrew's Blvd. 'I017 Wappoo Rd. QUALITY MEATS PARKER'S HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CO., INC. 9 Magnolia Road VARN 8. HURTES Developers of ROTHERWOOD ESTATES Avondale Charleston's Most Convenient Subdivision Sue 81 Simpson Parker 'I939 Savannah Highway 766-1656 SN 6-8408 J. B. WILLIAMS 8. CO., INC. INVESTMENT BANKERS I34 Meeting Street Charleston, South Carolina RED AND WHITE SUPER MARKET S. P. Waters Avondale Maytag Sales 81 Service Gibson MOORE APPLIANCE CO. Savannah Highway at Dupont Crossing Telephone SN 6-5066 HERBERT L. MOORE P oriddrysgh WHALEY SERVICE STATION Savannah Highway Dupont Crossing Phone SN 6-2100 RALPH McKAY INSURANCE 1730 Savannah Highway Charleston, South Carolina Telephone SN 6-6316 Oldest Insurance Agency West of the Ashley RUTH'S FLORIST 1644 Savannah Highway SN 6-7964 THE HOLLY HOUSE Savannah Highway DAIRY BAR AND RESTAURANT Where You Get The Best and The Most Meet Your Friends Here FOR CLEAN HEAT QC? Q- 4 J .f -'tr-was 'GEE- S GS'-2'-' f?QZm:59'vI-:S U S E 'arm Lx-Nxix CHARLESTON OIL COMPANY Manos Red 8. White Supermarket 22 Coming Street Corner Wentworth 17106 Complete Outfitters to Men and Boys 301 King Street Charleston, South Carolina PgO Had F t CLEMENT'S FURNITURE CO 332 King Street Charleston, S. C. Ethan Allen Exclusive In The Low Country Congratulations And Best Wishes MCKETHAN OLDSMOBILE F 85-88-S88 98 Sales - Service 625 King St, Phone 2-0594 REYNOLDS MEN'S STORES 2110 Reynolds Avenue Charleston Heights, South Carolina SH 4-7267 Palmetto Shopping Center North Charleston, South Carolina SANDRA ELLEN'S FASHIONS For The High School, College 81 Business Woman 2012 Reynolds Avenue Charleston Heights, S. C. SH 7-2693 Phone SH 4-2996 be ,- K j,7fsZdJ,2!, 'Q A6 VV,7,2f!,l7,L gf' 4 7 Y V QQ, 1,14 iflf ,Kg 3, eff, ,fi ZZ g -4- --fy l ,C '-L7 iffy' ,ii yn 'ff V m , ,-7' Y! ,fp fyjaf' ffl: V Jsfjgyifzeff C do ff 2, P X A 4:36 W 5 rvgf. , , 'Q Y' Q onqrcu u on IONS ef rex X A ' V - 1145 5. 8 ' D -i Q tg Q 'll vi Nev' Q '- . if SOUTHERN BELL V' TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH -., P' N Lvl' COMPANY I Page One Hundred Fifty 1 ,fu ff' 1,5 ' V1 I 'jd lffv I 1 Uflbf slwf' fa f Z ll Jedi Ul',1.1l , D nic JT f',Q's4l!f' I , M4 'ffylll -5:c'Jf,f' . ,, 1 jfg-eff' V! . A flfcll Q44 'jen N fly ' IAP Z L0 f f ff ssnvlcs ,NVMOZ5 ' X FOR gt-ff, Wfg.. l . neun ' fgiff ,4 ff uvlnc ,, 364' aff!! 1, , ff, ,fr f'Qt'z?ff 9 f ,,fl:'!!'lLal I - X YRIENDLY For the Best in Sewing Machines See MARGlOTTA'S Savannah Highway at Margiottas' Corner Phone SN 6-3621 J. HENRY STUHR, INC. FUNERAL CHAPELS Phone RA 2-4064 Downtown Chapel l 232 Calhoun Street North Area Chapel 2119 Dorchester Ave. KERRISON'S DRY GOODS COMPANY 260 King sneer RA 2-4011 The SPORTSMAN'S Shop 79 Wentworth Street Charleston, S. C. 2 Doors West of King Street P1 Hddf f SN 6-30'l2 Res. SN 6-5996 Miley Electric Repair Service 1942 Savannah Highway Charleston, S. C. Can You Afford Not to Shop At Rodenberg's? BRYNES DOWNS MR. L. R. CONE MERCURY - COMET - LINCOLN DOLAN MOTOR COMPANY 676 King Street RA 3-4534 Drink Carbonated Soft Drinks They're Wholesome Coastal Bottlers Association Charleston, S. C. Your Friendly West Ashley PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES 200 St. Andrew's Blvd. and Highway 17 at Dupont 'l QX oval? 9 'll x Og ' 1 oo 9 Q l ff l X fy ' 0 l A QT, ff-L C we 00110 6,5 4' MAGNOLIA BARBER SHOP BY Magnolia Drug Store M. J. SHIPES THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON Charleston's School Of Liberal Arts Ideal White Swan Laundry Company 723 King Street Phone RA 2-6616 South Windermere Phone SN 6-0880 PJO Hddrir .1 , 7' M. f I-I . ' A 1 1' west vifsinia 3 fj Pulp and Paper fi Charleston, South Carolina CANADY CONSTRUCTION CO. Bundles of Satisfaction SUPERIOR LAUNDRY in treet Extension St- Andrews Boulevard K 9 S SN 6-5536 Dic1I RA 2-3867 CHARLESTON TIRE CO. KKK 2905 Rivers Ave. l Charleston Heights W -' , ARMSTRGNG TIRES wif I I 6 'fo ASHLAND AUTO PARTS, IN 3141 Rivers Avenue Phone SH 4-5341 ,MX ia' ' I ry: ly A1 ' 'I 'LX + Y fy af, by ? 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