Sumter High School - Paragon Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Members of Library Club Sacrifice Free . Time to Aid Nearly 2300 Students As one of the most important and functional facilities in the school, the library ran smoothly and efficiently through the efforts of hard working library club members. The members sacrificed their study periods and free time to undertake a multitude of tasks necessary for the library to aid the hundreds of students that utilize it each day. These jobs included checking out and filing books, magazines, and daily newspapers, aiding in the location of reference materials, and setting up the microfilm machines when necessary. Informative bulletin boards and unique displays geared to draw atten- tion to current happenings and newly- arrived literature were created each month by club members. li .'l'W' - VII LIBRARY CLUB - Front Row: T. Cooper, E. Urbaneck, N. Clines, L. Lawson, A. johnson, C. john- son, C. Solomon, A. Rogers, B. Rhinehart, Second Row: D. Smith, I. Ford, C. Brunson, M. Mack, C. Wells, D. johnson, K. jackson, I. Dupree, G. Lansen, Third Row: B. Wells, L. Nixon, T. Walker, L. Canty, D. Whitten, N. Disher, Fourth Row: C. McLeod, A. Cabbagestalk, R. Mixon, D. Singletary, M. Lewis, L. Sumpter, D. Burgess, D. Ray, C. Bradley, Q23 Left Table: I. Wilson, I. Battles, D. Hammon, B. Washington, A. Lonon, F. Workman, I. Williams, R. Hudson, G. jackson, C. Ragan, D. Scott, Standing: C. Rembert, Mrs. Fraley, Adviser, Right Table: C. Elmore, K. Blalock, I. Stokes, R. Foisey, I. Gregory, D. Self, A. Thames, W. Baker, P. Amerson, D. Welch, T. Kindel, I3l Angela Lonon keeps the card files in order, l4l Linda Sumpter checks students in and out of the library, I5l Lurena Williams is busy checking the card file for references. Organizations 115

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Fw? ' Ulf Religious Concepts Intrigue Bible and Philosophy Clubbers Through Bible study, devotionals, and prayer, the Bible Club, one ofthe highest in membership, gave students the opportunity to share their religious beliefs and experiences in the spirit of brotherhood and trust. A mere thought or idea was all that was necessary to cause Philosophy Club members to delve into an in- depth discussion and exchange of ideas. Minds were constantly chal- lenged as the young philosophers at- tempted to relate knowledge gained from personal experience to the thoughts and concepts of the great thinkers, Club members found the most fascinating topics for discussion were the religions ofthe world. Rabbi Magidovitch from Temple Sinai, and Bishop Alldridge from the Church of the Latter Day Saints were invited to expose members of the Philosophy Club to new dimensions in religion. H 3 P . l,l, :essays Wm Q Lfflg' f '. 5452.4 .jttx A ff 2 ,, '1 .' 'Y 5 K I, 4 LI rf' all Lgu ' AQ, xiii lf' 114 Organizations ,.-l 1 ., Q ' rf . Hag, - , DLX M, f ff11?,,5f -'gp gt, I . ll K' f R: .t.,ty 3, gf-r L ,N .,.,.,. lbw.: Q17 BIBLE CLUB - Front Row: Sarah Barkley, Evelyn Urbanek, Shirley Carter, Liz Woods, Donna Glover, Johnny Mae Lemmon, Kathy Cummings, Second Row: Mrs. McKay, Adviser, Patty Glass, Catherine Buck, Mike Canty, leanie Gardner, julie Richardson, Andy McKinney, lulia Brayboy, Charles Bradford, lohn Stuckey, Linda Hanna, Third Row: Rose Anna Gunter, Beth Chatham, Betty Burns, lackie McFadden, Debra Pressley, Barbara Burgess, Karen Ashley, Kenny Floyd, Fourth Row: Edward Pringle, Leroy Witherspoon, Thomasina Woods, Loretta Mc- Gainey, Chris Mack, Carlos Goodine, Laura Mil- ton, Ryan Atkinson, Q23 Front Row: Mrs. Cock- field, Adviser, Amelia Gordon, Becky Shuler, Libby Howard, Lynne Varnadoe, Mary Cannon, Lisa Simpson, Barbara Schenkel, Susan Motter, Second Row-: Paula Hatfield, loyce Gregory, Pearlina Bennett, Dody Meadows, Saundra Hodge, Ruby Player, Yvonne Liak, Vivian Kelley, Norma Owens, Third Row: Charlotte DeLorme, Nancy Taylor, Karen Bedenbaugh, Dale Martin, Fourth Row: lane McHone, Beverly Hobbs, Debra Bell, Barbara Gilbert, Shirley Young, Becky Player, Betsy Masincupp, Fifth Row: leanne Hodge, Renee Edwards, Brenda Bryant, Dorothy McDaniels, Barbara Propst, Marion Baker, Robbie Richardson, Robbie Colones, Mrs. Underwood, Adviser, l3l PHILQSOPHY CLUB - Margaret Harritt, Milton Grisham, Debbie Peebles, Janice McLees, Mary Tisdale, P. I. Blackwell, lohn Wiley, C43 Laura Moses, Alan Feldsott, Catherine Buck, and guest speaker, Bishop Alldridge, from the Church of the Latter Day Saints.

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Fifteen Present Papers At S.C. jr. - eeb S 1 fm .k.,.-W ,H Academy OfScience Young scientists, motivated by their association with the lr. Academy of Science Club, delved into serious exploration and experimentation in areas of physics, biology, and chem- istry. After three months of gathering information, testing, and experiment- ing, papers were prepared on the basis of research and data. During club meetings, members discussed their projects, gave progress reports and humorous accounts of some of their experimental failures. Fifteen projects were selected to be submitted for presentation at the annual lr. Academy of Science meeting, March 29-31 at the University of S. C. Some of the topics included Infrared Photography, Electrophoresis, Coor- dination Compounds of Oxygen, and Soil testing. yyovowf-fe-1-ff4v,+y.w,...,..m..M.,.,, ,,.....,.... V V , 'ff-if , fs j-411, . ny., V . ..,.Y,5,7.,,,,Wmw-M,-Mv,Ww,aw,w,w,m,,wwa,W.,,,. . , . A , . , V 3 .6 fa., ' bp, Q11 Front Row: Barbara Ponds, Sec.-Treas.5 Mrs. Cain, adviser, Mike Canty, V. Pres., Elizabeth Stevenson, loane Long, Pres.5 Second Row: Ronnie Flax, Terry Brand, Beth Chatham, Don Kelly, Steve Larson, Ricky Spivey, Barry Holzbach, Trish Catington, Loretta Budden, Karen May, C23 loane Long, Randy Stokes, and Michael Canty discuss the details of the journey to U.S.C. t3l Terry Brand spends his spare time in the lab compiling data for his research paper. 116 Organizations