St Matthews High School - Saints Scroll / Stinger Yearbook (St Matthews, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1960 volume:

. ass 4 1 b 960 f | PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1 f' ST. MATTHEWS HIGH SCHOOL St. Matthews, South Carolina SAINT S SCROLL STAFF L. to R. (Seated) Mary Ellen Stack; Johnnie Lou Taylor; Yvonne Hair; Mary Anne Sadler; Mary Jane Hicks; Dot Smoke; Standing: Kathy Quinn Smith; Ann Alexander; Kathy Riley; Happy Wienges; Helen Raysor Prickett; Ann Matthews. FOREWORD The future is ours . . . ours to mold and shape as we choose. But the past is also ours . . . ours to cherish in memories. Memories are as much a part of us as life itself. As we look to the future, we cannot forget the past. For some of us the days at S. M. H. S. will soon be memo- ries . . . memories we wish to keep. The Annual Staff presents this I960 edition of the Saints' Scroll to the student body with the hope that in years to come it may remind them of happy days then gone beyond recall. ADMINISTRATION H. F. Garris Superintendent Floyd W. Thomas Principal Mrs. Evelyn Crutchfield Mrs. Katherine Dean Mrs. Eva Boyd Tompkins Business Social Studies English Senior Sponsor Junior Sponsor YELLOW JACKET Sponsor Miss Weihelmina McKenzie Simon W. Horne Mathematics and Safety English Student Council Sponsor Junior Sponsor Thad Ott Mathematics Head Coach Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson Librarian Beta Club Sponsor Cliff Stringfield Physical Education Mrs. Willie Brandenburg Assistant Coach Science and Mathematics Mrs. Mae Deaton J. B. Alexander Mrs. Doris Ott Home Economics Agriculture Secretary FHA Sponsor FFA Sponsor Randolph Fogle Shop and Maintenance 3 Woodrow Deaton Band yy MOMENTS TO REMEMBER The Senior Class of 1960--what are they--what have they done--what will they do? No one can answer the last of these questions. But go back into the past with me and help the Seniors relive some of their past. Our first seven years were ones filled with high hopes and great disap- pointments. We dreamed of the day when we would graduate, because we felt that when that day came, we would have acquired all the knowledge in the world. However, now we realize that rather than having reached an ending of knowledge, we have only begun to learn. Now that we were finally in high school, we found ourselves again, as in the first grade, a Gulliver in the land of giants. But our feeling of littleness soon vanished, and we acquired an air of importance. Billie Gene Tallon joined our class and Mrs. Oean joined the faculty the second semester as our history teacher. She must have really liked us, because some of us have been in her class every year since then. We finally gained a title--Freshmen. This year we learned there were such things as Algebra and Latin in existence. However, we managed to pass and became sophomores--one step closer to our goal. Charlotte Savitz and Mary Kaye Thomas left our class to become Juniors. During this year we were taught many important things: from Mr. Carter, how to dissect a worm and from Mr. Hart, how to dodge chalk. Mary Joyce Rucker, Susan Buyck, Bonnie Swygert, Linda Hill, Johnnie Lou Taylor, Jan Smoke, William Bolton, Irving Cohen, and Johnny Bruce Burns were elected to serve as waiters at Junior-Senior. Juniors--was it really us? Mrs. Dean and Mr. Horne were really given a fit as our Homeroom teachers. Through our efforts on the magazine sale and turkey supper, we scrapped up enough money to entertain the Seniors in a Ro- man Villa. This year our football team, for the first time, captured the State Championship. Billie Gene Tallon, Kathleen Crook, Jarrott Brandenburg, Jan Smoke, and William Bolton represented our school at Girls' and Boys' State. Kennith Smith and Marilyn Craig completed our present Senior Class. 1959 — Forty-seven faces stared two teachers helplessly in the face—we the Seniors--asking Mrs. Crutchfield and Miss McKenzie where would we get the money for our trip? The football team again won the Lower-State Champ- ionship and were runners-up for the State Championship. Billy Kaigler was selected to play in the Shrine Bowl; Kathleen Crook was Miss D.A.R.; and Linda Hill, Miss Hi Miss. Jan Smoke was President of the Student Body and Captain of the Boys Basketball team; Sammy Michaux and Billy Kaigler were Co-Captains of the Football team; and Mary Joyce Rucker was Captain of the girls Basketball team. This is our past, and soon we will find ourselves again in a world of bigger people. As we go our separate ways, we extend to you, our teachers and friends, our thanks, which cannot be expressed in words, for the many things you have done for us to make our davs at S. M. H. S. both haDDv and orofitable ones. THE SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS L. toR. William Bolton, Vice President; Kathleen Crook, President; Johnny Brooks Spigrer, Secretary; Linda Hill, Treasurer. WILLIAM BOLTON A good combination of wise and otherwise. EARNEST EUGENE BOZARD Nor spoke he one more word than was necessary. RICHARD GERALD BOZARD Live for today, tomorrow will take care of itself. JARROTT BRANDENBURG He is one of those rare peo- ple who seem content what- ever they do. JOHNNY BRUCE BURNS Never let study interfere with play. SUSAN NESBIT BUYCK She's little, cute, and very spry, with a gleam of mis- chief in her eye. MARILYN CRAIG It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. HILDA LOUISE CRIDER She reminds us of champagne--always bubbling over. IVA DEAN CRIDER Why worry. Twill happen anyway. PATRICIA CRIDER I know my love. MARY KATHLEEN CROOK Success comes to those who work for it. FAY COKER Silence is golden. SIBYL ELAINE FOGLE The best is yet to be. NINA YVONNE HAIR A gal whom the fates have blessed with beauty, love, and happiness. LINDA CAROL HEAPE Easy come, easy go; Never too fast, never too slow. WILLIAM RAY HECKLE, JR. He is modest, he is shy, but there's mischief in his eye. LINDA HILL A good disposition is preferable to gold. FRANKLIN HUFFMAN Let the world roll along, I'll get there later. HUGH WAYNE HOFFMAN Worry and I have never met. STABLER INABINET Hear, see, and be silent is a knowledge man should know, WILLIAM THOMAS ISGETT The dictionary is the only place that success comes before work. BILLY KAIGLER A big athletic fellow with a weakness for a girl. BOBBY LEGREE KAIGLER Why say anything, you learn more by listening. SUZANNE LANCASTER Let us be known by our deeds. SAMMY MICHAUX Life is nothing without love and laught . SARAH BESS MORRIS Her quiet, pleasant manner wins many friends. NORMA LOUISE ROBINSON She has a very charming smile and says a few words once in awhile. THE SENIOR CLASS DOUGLAS RUCKER To ladies he's a treat, in football he's hard to beat. MARY JOYCE RUCKER If silence were the cause of death, I would live happily forever. MARY ANNE SADLER Chatterbox and scatterbrain, under it all she's really sane. JAMES KENNITH SMITH Eat, drink and be merry; to- morrow start over again. WILSON EDWARD SMOAK I'mnotlazy, I just conserve my energy. JAN SMOKE Sterling qualities are always appreciated. JOHNNY BROOKS SPIGNER Think deep, but not loud. FRANCES LAVERNE SPIGNER Love is a little word, but it contains everything. MARY ELLEN STACK The only way to have a friend is to be one. GERALD ANTHONY STARNES In my life there is no worry, please don't rush me I'm in no hurry. BONNIE SWYGERT Happiness comes cheaper than worry, why pay the high- er price. BILLIE GENE TALLON Quality rather than quantity counts. JOHNNIE LOU TAYLOR Smile and the world smiles with you. CECIL MAURICE THORNTON Life without laughter would be a dreary blank. CELIA ANN ULMER Happy I am, of care I'm free, why can't everybody be happy like me. SHIRLEY MEADE WILLIAMS A quiet, sweet, and pleasant manner. EDWARD ZIMMERMAN WIMBERLY His pencil drew whatever his soul designed. RUBY DEAN YANCEY Her actions speak her words. PATRICIA MAE ZEIGLER Her heart and her hair are both of gold. TOMMIE SHERYL ZEIGLER Soft brown curls and quiet eyes, her neatness always wins the prize. Russell Zimmerman President Pam Riley Vice-President Mary Jane Hicks Secretary Billy Watkins Treasurer ► THE JUNIOR CLASS William Tolle son Foster Wardlaw Maryanne Wimberly Bobby Zeigler Emily Zeigler Fritz Zeigler Hilda Zeigler NOT PICTURED Joy Coker Charlie Dyches Daniel Zeigler James Amaker Billy Aultman Bobby Aultman Marion Banks Judy Blanton Joan Bozard Effie Crider Leonard Crider Patricia Crider Tommy Culclasure John Culler Waring DeMars Wilbur Driggers Jimmy Hane Barbara Ann Hutto Mary Ann Hutto Linda Inabinet Sybil Inabinet Silvia King Cynthia Knight Jimmy Kohn Karl Krell Rembert Mack Grover James Martin Willie Martin Linda McCrary Roger McGee Alice Mims Lewis Myers Ricky Nickells Frankie Ott Caroline Prevatte Helen Raysor Prickett Julie Anne Ray Donna Rickenbaker Judy Rickenbaker Judy Ridgeway Ralph Rucker William Rucker Mary Kaye Senn Barbara Shingler Mary Ruth Spigner Robert Spires Thelma Jean Stroman Dixie Tager Wayne Tallon Henry Taylor As school opened on September 1, the Junior Class of I960 had 61 pupils. Of course, this number increased and decreased as the year rolled on. Some of the achievements these pupils made were as follows: On our football team there were 14 junior boys; on the basketball teams there were 10 junior girls and 6 junior boys. We had three representa- tives on the Student Council, one of which was vice-president. In the marching band we had 7 juniors, while in the dance band there were 4 juniors. The FTA had 7 junior members, and the Beta Club had 7 also. This class earned the unprecedented amount of $631 on the magazine sale. SOPHOMORES Charles Argoe Raymond Barton Delano Bozard John Coker Janice Crider Malcolm Crider Peggy Crider Delano Driggers Milton Early John Felder Joan Goddard Emily Gressette Marion Hill Alonzo Inabinet Gloria Kaigler Luvenia Kaiser Esca King Lynda Lucas Allison Mack Douglas Mack Lillian Myers Jane Nelson Don Phillips Jimmy Riley Rhett Riley Dent Rucker Larry Rucker Susan Savitz Billie Seckinger Charlotte Smith Gene Smith Joyce Smoak Dot Smoke Nick Stabler Henry Thomas Jane Walling Judy Wannamaker Happy Wienges Becky Wimberly Richard Wolfe Ann Zeigler Kathy Zeigler NOT PICTURED Charles Crider 12 FRESHMEN David Barton Harry Bozard Jimmy Bozard William Russell Burke Tommy Ray Burns Bobby Craig Audrey Crider Marion Crider James Henry Crim Elaine Furtick Grady Furtick Joan Furtick Margie Furtick Mary Ella Gates David Haigler Steve Heape Albert Hildebrand Billy Hooker Raymond Heckle Bobby Hoffman Darlene lams Nancy Linett Ann Matthews Gene Miller Nathan Oliver Rena Pendarvis Lynn Ray Porth Sandra Prevatte Kathy Riley Margaret Rowlette Peggy Rucker Nannie Tidwell Betty Tolleson Joyce Wactor Margaret Wannamaker Gary Zeigler Sylvia Zeigler NOT PICTURED Johnny Dyches Wayne Jiles Billy Mack Marvin McCants Ellen Rast 13 EIGHTH 14 Ann Alexander Tommy Arant Sanky Aultman Kathryn Ayers Leroy Barker Bobby Barton Lewis Beckham Carolyn Bozard Jackie Bozard Judy Bozard Sandra Bozard Jimmy Lee Brady Harry Burns Peter Buyck Webb Carroll George Cay wood Carolyn Crider Charles Crook Nancy Crook Kaye DeMars Dianne Dent Margaret Driggers Frances Furtick Lewis Golson Jean Hair Earl Hildebrand Nancy Hill Allen Hooker Barbara Inabinet Carlene Inabinet Millie Keefe Truman Mack Elizabeth Prevatte Jimmy Robinson Glenn Rucker Linda Scheper Jennie Shingler Sheryle Sibielski Jane Smith Kathy Smith Margaret Ann Smoak Celestia Ann Stabler Nelson Wayne Rucker Bob Turner Jimmy Wannamaker Kathryn Wannamaker Jean Wardlaw Faye Williams Rita Williams Frances Wise Frankie Wise Brenda Yelman Francis Zeigler Frankie Zeigler NOT PICTURED Claire Callahan Shay Hane Lindsey Mack Glenn Lowder Student Council is an organization by, for, and of the students. Its purpose is to promote interest in school activities, school spirit, and student government. Through Student Council each student has an equal chance to help carry on the functions of our school. The Council is made up of representatives from each class and officers elected by the whole student body. Meeting at regular intervals, the Council considers all potentialities that would tend to make our school a better one. STUDENT COUNCIL First Semester Johnny Brooks Spigner Mary Ellen Stack Judy Blanton Tommy Culclasure Milton Early Joyce Smoak Sandra Prevatte Lynn Ray Porth Charles Crook Earl Hildebrand REPRESENTATIVES Second Semester William Bolton Johnnie Lou Taylor Ricky Nickels Judy Blanton Charles Argoe Dot Smoke Margaret Rowleite Bobby Craig Ann Alexander Peter Buyck 16 BETA CLUB Russell Zimmerman, Vice President; Kathleen Crook, President; Julia Ann Ray, Sec.-Treas.; Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, Sponsor. Members Judy Rickenbaker; Susan Savitz; Billie Seckinger; Emily Gressette; Sara Bess Morris; Yvonne Hair; Ann Zeig- ler; Lavenia Kaiser; Billie Gene Tallon; Linda Hill. Standing: Wayne Tallon; Charles Argoe; Don Phillips; Mary Ruth Spigner; Johnny Brooks Spigner; Ricky Nickells; Mary Jane Hicks; John Felder; Jan Smoke; Dent Rucker. Junior Turkey Supper Success Yellow Jacket Staff: L. to R. Tommie Sheryl Zeigler; Patricia Zeigler; Kathleen Crook; Johnnie Lou Taylor; Mary Anne Sadler; Butch Smoak; Jerry Starnes; Dot Smoke; Billie Gene Tallon; Mrs. Eva B. Tompkins, Sponsor. Seated: Susan Savitz; William Bolton, Edi- tor. Seated L. to R. Delano Bozard, Secretary; Jimmy Kohn, Treasurer; Ralph Rucker, Sentinel; Bobby Zeigler, President; John Culler, Vice President; Rembert Mack, Reporter; Mr. Alexander, Advisor. First Row: Daniel Zeigler; Jimmy Riley; Nick Stabler; Albert Hildebrand; James Crim; Harry Bo- zard; Billy Mack; Bobby Craig; David Haigler; Johnny Coker; Gary Zeigler; Raymond Heckle; David Barton. Second Row: Leonard Crider; Franklin Huffman; Marion Hill; Johnny Dyches; Grady Fur- tick; Larry Rucker; Bobby Hoffman; Dent Rucker. Third Row: Grover Martin; Richard Wolfe; Al- lison Mack. Absent: Nathan Oliver, Wayne Tallon. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seated L. to R. Faye Coker, Historian; Joanne Furtick, Vice-President; Cathy Zeigler, President; Sarah Bess Morris, Secretary; Laverne Spigner, Treasurer; Linda Kaye Inabinet, Reporter; Mrs. Mae Deaton, Sponsor. Second Row: Audrey Crider; Nancy Linette; Rene Pendarvis; Luvenia Kiaser; Ann Zeigler; Gloria Kaigler; Jane Walling; Charlotte Smith; Linda Heape; Darlene lams; Esca King; Barbara Ann Hutto. Third Row: Margie Furtick; Mary Ella Gates; Barbara Shingler; Ruby Dean Yancy;Mary Ann Hutto; Joyce Wactor; Joyce Smoak; Nannie Tidwell; Elaine Furtick; Betty Tolleson; Margaret Rowlette. BUS DRIVERS Johnny Brooks Spigner ; William Rucker; Eugene Bozard; Bobby Kaig- ler; Tommy Culclasure; Karl Krell; Jimmy Hane; William Bolton; John- nie Lou Taylor; Kathleen Crook. FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Mr. Thomas, Sponsor; Mary Ellen Stack, President; Tommie Zeigler; Sara Bess Morris; Sybil Inabinet; Billie Gene Tallon; Linda Heape; Yvonne Hair; Kathleen Crook; Patri- cia Zeigler; Maryanne Wimberly; Donna Rickenbaker; Norma Robin- son; Linda McCrary; Barbara Ann Hutto; Mary Ann Hutto; Pam Riley. DANCE BAND Mr. Deaton, Director; Linda Heape; Billie Seckinger; Lewis Myers; Billy Isgett; Bobby Zeigler; Jarrott Brand- enburg; Mary K. Senn; Judy Wanna- maker; Delano Driggers; Julia Ann Ray. BAND Majorettes: Lynda Lucas, Billie Seckinger. First Row: L. to R. Millie Keefe; Ann Frazier; Ann Smoak; Brenda Yelman; Dave Huffman; Kaye Demar s;Ginny Hodge; Randy Fogle. Second Row: Owens Nelson; Barbara Ridgeway; Christine Robinson; Margaret Wannamaker; Donna Heckle; Carole Seckin- ger; Martha Axon; Reta Ann Wiles. Third Row: Lillian Myers; Judy Wannamaker; Linda Heape; Sylvie Zeigler; Linda Kaye Inabinet; Milton Early; Mary Kay Senn; Julia Ann Ray. Fourth Row: Woodrov Deaton, Director; Billy Isgett; Bobby Zeigler; Mary Jane Hicks; William Tolleson; Lewis Myers; De- lano Driggers; Jarrott Brandenburg. PALMETTO STATE CHEERLEADERS REPRESENTATIVES ?0 L. toR. Judy Blanton; Sibyl Inabinet; Pam Riley, Chief; Alice Mims; Judy Ridgeway; Mary Joyce Rucker. L. to R. William Bolton; Kat Crook; Jan Smoke; Billie Gene Tallon; Jarrott Brandenburg. William Bolton and Linda MISS HI MISS Linda Hill MARSHALS L. to R. Billie Gene Tallon; Kathleen Crook; William Bolton; Jan Smoke; Johnny Brooks Spigner; Sarah Bess Morris; Linda Hill. MISS D.A.R. Kathleen Crook J.D. BRANDENBURG AWARD Jan Smoke HOMECOMING QUEEN Pam Riley MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD Billy Kaigler — e Ruck 1959 LOWER STATE CHAMPIONS First Row, L. to R.: Wayne Tallon; Steve Heape; Rembert Mack; John Felder; Marion Banks; Foster Wardlaw; Fritz Zeigler; Douglas Mack; Russell Zimmerman; Malcolm Crider. Second Row: Sanky Aultman, Manager; Roger McGee, Kennith Smith; Billy Heckle; William Bolton; Billy Kaigler; Sammy Michaux; Gerald Bozard; Douglas Rucker; Johnny Bruce Burns; Jan Smoke, Frankie Wise, Manager. Third Row: Coach Joel McLendon; Coach Cliff Stringfield; Bobby Aultman; Henry Taylor; Billy Ault- man; Billy Watkins; Ricky Nickells; Tommy Culclasure; Marion Hill; Jimmy Hane; Grover Martin; Don Phillips; Coach Thad Ott. FOOTBALL TEAM SCHEDULE The Jackets 59 football season was exceed- ingly successful. The team, as well as many individual players, received numerous honors. After copping the Lower-State Champion- ship, the Jackets downed Ridgeland and Tim- monsville; thus winning the chance to play for the State Championship. However, Johnston, not to be denied, turned the Jackets away by a 7-0 score. SMHS 6 Orangeburg 12 SMHS 34 Holly Hill 6 SMHS 26 Bamberg 7 SMHS 6 Allendale 0 SMHS 25 Great Falls 13 SMHS 38 North 0 SMHS 40 Blackville 6 SMHS 20 East Clarendon 0 SMHS 27 Lower Richland 0 SMHS 9 Ridgeland 6 SMHS 20 Timmonsville 12 ♦SMHS 0 Johnston 7 24 ♦State Championship Game Starting Line-up Heckle gains for Jackets Douglas Rucker Johnny Bruce Burns Not Pictured: Billy Heckle Kennith Smith Billy Kaigler Sammy Michaux Jan Smoke William Bolton Gerald Bozard GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: L. to R. Jane Nelson; Emily Gressette; Celia Ulmer; Joan Goddard; Billie Gene Tallon. Second Row: Linda McCrary; Barbara Ann Hutto; Sybil Inabinet; Helen Raysor Prickett; Mary Kaye Senn; Mary Joyce Rucker; Third Row: Maryanne Wimberly, Manager; Judy Blanton; Mary Ann Hutto; Pam Riley; Mary Ellen Stack; Mary Jane Hicks; Alice Mims; Coach Ott. STARTING LINEUP CO-CAPTAINS First Row: Sybil Inabinet; Mary Joyce Rucker. Second Row: L. to R. Mary Joyce Rucker and Alice Mims; Helen Raysor Prickett; Judy Blanton; Pam Riley; Pam Riley. Mary Ann Hutto; Barbara Ann Hutto. 26 BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM L. toR. Ricky Nickells; Delano Driggers; Billy Watkins; Jan Smoke; Tommy Culclasure; Coach String- field; John Felder; Bobby Aultman; Marion Banks; Russell Zimmerman; Don Phillips. Seated Frankie Wise, Manager. STARTING LINEUP CAPTAIN L. to R. Billy Watkins; Don Phillips; Jan Smoke; John Felder; Delano Driggers. 27 Jan Smoke OFFICE STAFF St. Matthews High School Office Mrs. Ott, Secretary; Mr. Garris, Superintend- ent; and Mr. Thomas, Principal. TYPING ROOM View of typing room during senior typing class. Future speed demons? LIBRARY A view of study hall. Observe the industry! LUNCHROOM View of lunchroom during the twelve o'clock rush. 28 STATISTICS WILLIAM BOLTON-- Best Dressed -- Most Talk- ative -- Class Prophet 8th: safety patrol, homeroom president; 11th: bas- ketball, winner of School Declamation Contest, Cast of P. T. A. play, Marshal at Commencement; 12th: Editor of Yellow Jacket, Vice-President of Senior Class. Football, baseball; four years: Track, three years. Honor Roll, five years. Beta Club, two years. EARNEST EUGENE BOZARD-- Most Bashful F. F. A., three years; Bus Driver. RICHARD GERALD BOZARD-- F r i endli e s t — Cutest 8th: safety patrol, homeroom president; 9th: home- room president; 10th: homeroom president; 11th: May Court Attendant; Football and track, four years. JARROTT BRANDENBURG-- Neatest 11th: Member of the Debating Team; Band, four years. Dance Band, two years. JOHNNY BRUCE BURNS 8th; safety patrol, May Court Attendant; F. F. A. Judging Team, two years. Football, track; four years. SUSAN NESBIT BUYCK— Best Dancer 8th: homeroom secretary; 9th: Treasurer of home- room; 11th: Basketball, Circulation Manager of Yellow Jacket. MARILYN CRAIG- - Quietest - - Most Bashful 11th: Transfer from Brookland-Cayce. HILDA LOUISE CRIDER F. H. A,, safety patrol. Glee Club. IVA DEAN CRIDER F. H. A., Glee Club. PATRICIA LOUISE CRIDER Married; J. H. A. KATHLEEN CROOK-- Most Ambitious — Most Likely to Succeed -- Most Studious -- Most Popu- lar — Most Dependable — Best All Around 9th: Student Council, May Court Attendant; 11th: Marshal at Commencement, Vice-President of Jun- ior Class; 12th: President of Senior Class, Miss DAR, President of Beta Club, Sponsor at Homecom- ing. Honor Roll, five years. Beta Club, three years. Bus Driver. FAYE COKER Glee Club, F. H. A. SYBIL ELAINE FOGLE 10th: Secretary of J. H. A. NINA YVONNE HAIR — Cutest — Prettiest — Neatest 8th: Vice-President of homeroom; Honor Roll, three years. Beta Club, three years. LINDA CAROL HEAPE 8th: Safety patrol; F. H. A.; Dance Band, two years; Marching Band, three years; Future Teachers, two years. WILLIAM RAY HECKLE, JR. 8th: safety patrol; 11th: May Court Attendant; Foot- ball and track, three years. LINDA HILL— Best Dressed 8th: May Court Attendant, Student Council; 9th: Class President; 11th: Marshal at Commencement, Student Council; 12th: Senior Class treasurer; Miss Hi Miss; Beta Club, three years; Honor Roll, five years. FRANKLIN HUFFMAN Member of F. F. A. Livestock Judging Team; Band. HUGH WAYNE HOFFMAN F. F. A., three years. STABLER INABINET 11th: Track; F. F. A. WILLIAM THOMAS ISGETT Marching Band, four years; Dance Band, two years. BILLY KAIGLER— Most Athletic F.F.A., three years; Football, four years; Track, two years; Winner of Lion's Club Most Valuable Play- er Award; Winner of the Booster Club's Most Valuable Lineman Award; Member of the Shrine Bowl Team; Co-Captain of the Football team. BOBBY KAIGLER— Quietest 11th: F. F. A. Secretary; Member of F. F. A., three years. SUZANNE LANCASTER 11th: Marching Band, Dance Band; Honor Roll, two years; Beta Club, three years. SAMMY-MICHAUX-- Best Dancer 8th: Student Council representative; 9th: Yellow Jacket Sport's Staff, track; 10th: May Court At- tendant; 11th: Vice-President of F. F. A., F. F. A. Dairy Judging Team, two years; Football, four years; F. F. A., three years; Co-Captain, Football team. SENIOR STATISTICS SARAH BESS MORRIS Secretary of F. T. A., two years; Song leader of F. H. A.; Marshal at Commencement; Beta Club, three years; Honor Roll, three years; Marching Band, two years. NORMA LOUISE ROBINSON F. H. A.; Marching Band, two years. DOUGLAS RUCKER 10th: Vice-President of homeroom; Winner of the Booster Club's Most Valuable Back Award; Foot- ball, four years; Baseball, track, three years; Bas- ketball, two years. MARY JOYCE RUCKER-- Most Athletic 11th: Maid of Honor in May Court; Cheerleader; Co-Captain of Basketball team; Basketball, three years; Homecoming sponsor; Yellow jacket Staff. MARY ANNE SADLER-- Most Talkative -- Class Historian Editor in chief of SAINTS' SCROLL; Homecoming Sponsor; Sports Editor of Yellow Jacket, two years; 11th: Assistant editor of Yellow Jacket; Yellow Jacket Staff, four years. JAMES KENNITH SMITH— Best Looking Transfer from Carlisle Military Academy; 11th: Student Council Representative; Football, two years. WILSON EDWARD SMOAK 8th: Vice-President of homeroom, May Court At- tendant; 9th: Student Council; 10th. Sec. and Treas. of homeroom, May Court Attendant; 11th: Presi- dent of Junior Class. JAN SMOKE— Most Ambitious -- Most Depend- able -- Best All Around -- Most Likely to Succeed -- Most Courteous 8th: homeroom president, Student Council repre- sentative; 9th: Vice-President of homeroom. Stu- dent Council representative; 10th: Sec. and Treas. of Student Council, Placed in State Mental Exam in Biology; 11th: Vice-President of Student Council; Vice-President of Beta Club, Marshal at Commence- ment; 12th: President of Student Council, Winner of the Drummond Brandenburg Award for Sports. Football, Baseball, Basketball, track, four years; Honor Roll, five years; Beta Club, three years. JOHNNY BROOKS SPIGNER-- Most Studious 8th: Sec. Treas. homeroom; 10th: Band, Placed in State Mental exam in Biology; 11th: Band, Student Council Representative, Junior class secretary, Marshal at Commencement; 12th: Secretary of Sen- ior Class, Student Council representative; Beta Club, three years; Honor Roll, five years. FRANCES LAVERNE SPIGNER F. H. A.; Glee Club; 12th: Treasurer, F. H. A.; Married. MARY ELLEN STACK-- Friendliest -- Most Cour- teous 8th: safety patrol, Yellow Jacket staff; 10th: major- ette; 1 1th: Yellow Jacket Circulation Manager, May Court Attendant; 12th: Homecoming Sponsor; Student Council representative, two years; F. T. A. Presi- dent, two years; Basketball, three years GERALD ANTHONY STARNES Cast of play; Bus Driver; Yellow Jacket Staff. BONNIE SWYGERT-- Wittiest 9th: Student Council; 10th: May Court Attendant; 11th: Homecoming Queen. BILLIE GENE TALLON 11th: Junior Class treasurer, Marshal at Com- mencement, Vice-President of F. T. A.; Yellow Jacket Staff; Beta Club, three years; Honor Roll, four years. JOHNNIE LOU TAYLOR 9th: Student Council representative; 11th: May Court Attendant; 12th: Bus Driver, Student Council representative, Yellow Jacket staff. Annual Staff. CECIL MAURICE THORNTON-- Wittiest Band, two years. CELIA ANN ULMER Glee Club; Basketball, three years. SHIRLEY MEADE WILLIAMS F. H. A. EDWARD WIMBERLY Band, two years. RUBY DEAN YANCEY F. H. A.; Married. PATRICIA ZEIGLER 10th: Glee Club, Treasurer of Sophomore class, Vice-President of F.H.A.; 11th: Mellichamp Schol- arship for Music; 12th: F. T. A. TOMMIE SHERYL ZEIGLER Glee Club; 10th: President of Junior Homemaker; 12th: Vice-President of the F. T. A. 30 Compliments A. C. LOWREY'S TEXACO JEANS BEAUTY SHOP SERVICE AND CAFE g Intersection of U. S. 176 U.S. 601 Phone-4583 St. Matthews, S.C. W. Bridge St. - St. Matthews, S.C. ST. MATTHEWS SUPPLY CO. Your N. A. P. A. Jobber Automotive Parts-Accessories Phone 5011 149 Bridge St. St. Matthews-South Carolina Compliments EASTERLIES GROCERIES-GAS Joe Easterlin Fort Motte, S.C. Charter A- GREYHOUND and have fun all the way Complete Information and Rates Call Columbia, S. C. Alpine 4-5193 or Write Greyhound Travel Bureau 1220 Blanding Street Columbia, S.C. CONGRATULATIONS to this term's graduates and all good wishes for success in the field they have chosen in which to carve out their careers. 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