Whitemire High School - Spectator Yearbook (Whitemire, SC)

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Features and Honor, page 61 E l j sy T e 'matics Contains J . pier VI ,........ Ads and Booster, page 72 T La Knowe ge - 1 ue, H s ,Bo 2 jp fb!-4' if Aoki, mg Feet K3 Cf-15 ' The ch iw QE . dl, 4 9 ,U-.n,Q-P Mis? 2333 ipM WQKQ-3 C+ A 1 in . , 1 ' - ' 1 ' 1 . ' U I ' . 4 or , . -f ff' ' Q, -, - '.'vr.l 'h ,JI llfld' -I ,H si .W1axv,w'oLw Fu:sT.,xND ,f - -f 'SfiiEd1AL,,TR'ii3L'TE l M MR. JEFF PIMTHEH who has helped and guiflml tho foot- ball tvam for many years. H0 is assistant roarh and lwlps only bv- causfr hr' vnjotszs il. Wo vount it a privilvgo and honor to flwliratv the 1956 SPECTA-ITOR lo om' who has luwn so loyal. ' Till S'I'Al l if 4 X V- ' 4 ' - J l', X X -- . - NX A2 axe f ,f sf s X l X ' M Fznw' ff' lx' 'N, F 5 ' 1' ' if A . --Q, 1 W - X N. N ax CM! g ,. -.47., ' ' Xixlix N. . - ' , . r. A ' l l x x X3 X X 5 -X nr f,..l . ' ' l ' I I x.'X 3 N, NX s - V ' . . f ' Q f ' ' ' X . fx X 'S ..- l V an ff I 44.4 l K 5 N sE1.Ec:'1'En mn o,Un-Nizxr. K' f IIA P. x X '1'R1H1j1'r: V-, A- . h l ll 'F I X are tlzosv who have llelpcll us so muvh . . . our parvnts and the per- sonnvl of flu' Aragon Baldwin Mill, ii tho Whitmiro Division of thrrnkilzo dy? d 'L'. j l Stevens Co.. Inc. 40.12417 g ' ' I M az x ' ' ' THE TORCH Sl v ' B X ll x 4 . , I X r Q' ' x Q' 4 I' , ' 4 Educafion is Lighf Page Three I msg 5 ' -r -. nh. TS. Rx. f Mrs. Aughtry and Mr. Roberts discuss chemistry and physics problems. Mrs. Holmes and Miss Shepard find ci starfish interesting. Faculty IVP pay our third and lasting Iribulv to ilu' I-'.-llfl 'l,TY-our Iva1'h1-rs-whose carvful guillanclr and llllliI'illg1l'0l'li far us hall: imn our hearts. fm- W 155335 sf L . ul 5 ' s I Mr. Welling takes time from his shop classes 7 l l Mrs. Hite, Mrs. Bledsoe, and Mrs. Douglass, are discussing their big problemfteaching English, to all of the students of W. H. S. to work on the Christmas float for W.H.S. Page Four X ,4- Mr. Hute and Mass Stockman explain and Mrs Bell and Mlss Anthony encourage To explain our perplexing algebra problems keep up wnth The current events We are rateful for thenr undo A'- Mrs Suber accompannes Mr Brank We are very proud of our new Mrs Abrams keeps her classes busy as he rehearses a solo band director Mr Hnggms taknng fume tests and ClICfGflOl l for the P T A e,.f44 'V A I A 1 Administration The task of leading and guiding c high school is not easy-when you think you see daylight-night falls again! 'Y' MRS. MARY B. ABRAMS High School seffeiafy MR M L HITE Principal of Whifmffe H'9h School Page Six iii, 'Y' l ,m 1: V In Memoriam To OLIN DEWITT JOHNSON, Graduate of T955 Twilight and evening bell, For though from out our bourne of time and place And after that the dark!! The flood may bear me far, And may there be no sadness of farewell I hope to see my pilot face to face When I embark. When l have crossed the bar . . . -A. Tennyson Page Seven W HITMIRE HIGH SCHOOL Alma Mater ln the heart of every pupil Far above the rest ls the love for Whitmire High School That will stand the lest. Proudly bear that name forever As the school we love, Here's a toast lo Whitmire High School Alma Mater, Hail! The Lamp of Knowledge-a symbol of those things for which one studies and strives. Page Eight Senior Prayer Heavenly Father, we gratefully thank Thee- the Giver of gifts-for our dear ole' golden school days at W. H. S. We thank Thee for our Alma Mater, our classmates, our teachers, our parents, our home, and all who have helped us earn our high school education. We humbly pray that Thou wilt go with us through the years ahead. In Jesus Name. Amen. Mary Alice Thomas CHAPTER II-CLASSES Senior Sponsors: MISS ANTHONY MRS. DOUGLASS MISS STOCKMAN President-GEORGE MANESS Vice PresidentfJOANN BRAZELL Secretary-Treasurerf-SYLVIA HUNNICUTT Student Council RepresentctivefMARIAN METTS ReporterkDAVlD YOUNT History Class of '56 One clear, bright September morning 69 enthusiastic, but inexperienced, boys ond girls entered the Freshman Class of 1953. Although we were the envy of the lower- classmen and considered ourselves rather Qrown-up, to the upper-classmen we were quite insignificant. We remember those noisy shop classes and interesting Home Ec projects . . . slaving over Latin translations . . . rocking our brains on math problems . . . English themes . . . then literature w ich to us seemed like Greek. Continued on page 16 X Q SCHIOIS One day we paid attention see? U Eddie Bostic Judy Branlc Joann Brazell Don Brock ,Sh z aff 'L .fs I . 1 4,-J, CC L.,-. jk d' rj' b if L' ' . LL ' miffw 2 5 we VM EDWARD LAMAR BOSTIC SHIRLEY JOANN BRAZELL Eddie . . . Carefree . . . Favorite pastime-sleeping . . Jo . . . Considerate and understanding . . . Hard to find Always happy, one more dependable. UHUPPY l Um' from COVE l Um ffee-' Happy is a man that lindeth wisdom. JUDITH NELLENE BRANK DON ROLAND BROCK Judy . . . Witty sayings . . . Cat . . . first soprano . . . Don . . . Good sport . . . Artist . . . Always willing to Tall and slender- help . . . Quiet manners. lt's the small things that count. lf l can't do great things, I can do small things in a great way-U Seniors ' ' ' ATLEE SEBASTAIN BROWN BARBARA ANN CAMPBELL Brother . . . Athletic lover . . . Auburn hair . . . Greatest Bobs . . . Here comes the bride . . . Friendly . . love-Betty Jean. Neat and quiet, Do what you think, but think before you do it. A ring on the finger is worth two an the phone! GRADY EUGENE CABANISS CONSTANCE JOYCE COLE Baby . . . Calm, cool, and collective . . . Willing worker Connie . . . Not too short, not too tall, iust a little small . . Friendly. . . . Loyal to friends. , 'ld + Keep striving upward and onward, Big things come in small packages! YT' 55' K xx., K , K 'PEL-1. fx C' N S P X XXSLN A .yA,Q,Vvv-Lu. A J Y J LPOJAM Atlee Brown Eugene Caboniss Barbara Cam bell Connie Cole I Q. uf '9- Q9 W-4 fl CJ '45-sa YN p- S s sg. , r . Rf 1 lf-wffnfn Cuicqurtzcn RICHARD CULBERTSON Culzbyw . . Buainf-sslilne . . . Lilies to argue . . . Brainy . Hard worlrer. L. ii. JAMES SHERRILL DALLAS '5l1usie . May Court Attendant . . . Best Tackle . Best love-Shirley. Rusty . Nadine . . . , ri 11' 'Ir RONALD CLEVELAND EISON Neat , . . Likes to step on the gas . . Loves Athletic ability ..tw,' Wiviy i' V. ' 1' ' Lilxable . . . BONNIE ADAMS FELKER Wnvy black lwair . , . Neat , . Dot's buddy . . . Quiet . . . Friendly. ,.',tr vzq , fffftlw ' iw-l without effort Rcrwld Eison r Bonnie Fellcer 'Z' 14. Ill-1 l E ARNOLD DUNCAN ,. wil Woody' . . . Dream'-r . . , Loves football . . . Miscliievous ELLISON MILLARD DUNCAN Dunc . , . Quiet . . Seldom heard . . . Nice-loolcing . . Considvrute of others. ' Sen iors LlLLlE JOYCE FINNEY 'Snoolnu . . . Glen Club . . , 2nd place winner . . . Quiet , Friendly . . One man girl. ' . ii uint l': : : iz r ROSA EVELYN GLENN Glenn . . . Sweet disposition . . . Always laughing , . Fun to be with. TV lt lo l filwr, ll-- I3 rattling W, rn N, 'M' X4 4 ' We .1 L., 'I , K 7,2-1k.,..1 A Roga Evelyn Glenn 2.0 U' A Q L.- if tx vz' 9 1 C F V H Y GH I Sylxicn Hwwifuv RONALD TERRY GREEN WILLIAM FRANKLIN HATCHELI. Pon . . J Good aihlrle . . . 'King of '56 . . . Moy Cowl 'Bubba' . . . Talk . , . Coaclfs pei . , , Queen of Powder ' . , , June Mc-dloclts right crm, Bowl . . . Aihlevic manager, ,. , . r Z, .,v ,,., , -J. ,. 1 nr ix Q.-U, fl' VJ, Z. I, U? K: ,V W7 , VCU ,H BETTY JEAN HARTMAN SYLVIA HUNNICUTT 'Be-M' . . . Greatest love-Avlee . , , Cum gal , , A Appear. The Good Ci9izen . . . Inicllecfuol . . . Courfeous ance mea' Long block hair. ' ,V ' - - 'J of I 'Q' Ti aw- if rc 1 ggi MV- 121 'wily , ' ff if San mrs GLENN JENKINS CORNELIUS BOTHWELL JETER, JR. Tall, dark and handsome , . The only married mon in the 'Both' . . . Well-liked . . . Carefree . . . WiY1iesT Boy senior class. ol 56 . . . Toll and slender. . A v.g A . , , ,, , , lr: , V! , 1 . ,,,,3mC,,, MICHAEL VERNON JENKINS CHARLIE LUTHER JOHNSON, JR. 'Loverboy , . . Smiles . , To know him is To like him' C, Bo . , . 'C. L. . . , Best looking . . . Cerlain seniors . . Dvpendable bus driver heartfvhrob. I -' ' 'Li' 've 2, C cf'wff I v r L I if Gi'flV:AJ'VL ig I C . . I I I . 1 L Uflvll PN omg Q' ' f ,pa -vQ,,J . 1 gs' 95. , rx 654' Y, Q Y' lr' 'L 1 ,, TJ' .navy Earl Janes Carolyn Kendrick Edward Kirld Judy Linrllfgr EARL BISHOP JONES Loud . . . Nice looking , . . Curly brown lmoir . . . Flirt . . . Likes football, I-lwfiyf, Clif-Qrlul, nf-for Lad, sometimes naughty, nut never Lad CAROLYN JOANNE KENDRICK Walt . . . Pretty . , . A Colgate smile . . . Queen of '56 May Court . , F. 4, I ia tlm we y beat I I-naw, to mralca my flame glow. GEORGE MANESS Neat . . , Best all around . . . Favorite sport-hunting . . Intelligent. It wftt'1-'Q PCI 'im' u win C, , :,ut 'iw yfu pl r Qgimf ' RONALD STERLING MANESS 'Squirt' . . . Hlwitty Bird . . . Horse laugh . . . Loolrs around for trouble. . fwgwi LL Gggrg, . tmgg Ronald Moness is .... 'L X ir ir 'A' ir JOHN EDWARD KIDD Goat . . , Talks , . . Junior's right hand . . . Likes red-heads. 'pw In :.f- ' ': nic JUDY LINDLER Petite . . , Brown, curly hair . . . Good disposition. En ,V rf 'Er-M ,-,ffm to mcse you love. Sen 1ors JOHN HENRY MARS, JR. Cut . . , Friendly . . . Crazy about the girls . . . Edward's body-guard, Fwd 'uv' Hr, um law- urn, 'iwl I-:11.f, 'uni PHYLLIS EUGENIA MCMURRY Phil . . . Long wavy hair , . , Well-liked . . . Most At- lr0ctive , Smile and the world smiles with you. 'Ncep and you weep alone. llfvfvgfsl Junior iffy: Phyllis Mclvfurry I Hfvs iv' 'S- 1 K ' 'Ui ln ' l's 'Ui kb --...I - , X ,Z L XFCLL-.fn 47 Lou MCMUYYY Ncxrian Mc-ttg ff I LL , V Frrvrrx Ifctitjoy DOT Pr , X , V Y I I 9, ., it we at U. .A tv L me . , lover' I'2'w..,g. - X4 L -N I ' 1 . v WILLIAM LEROY MCMURRY, JR. EMMA JANE MONTJOY 'Lou . . . Athlete , witty Popular . , . Crew-cut Jane' . . . Lovoble . . . Sott spoken . . . Dainty . . Blonde. Willirwg Worker. vwtr yr f t t Hawrin sa f 1-f.gt wlif-it r SYLVIA MARIAN METTS DOROTHY ALICE PRINCE 'Marn , , . A cute gal , . . Block hair . . . Enioys talking 'Tubby . . . Dot . . . Cute . . . Friendly . . . Tal . , Cheerleader. mile a minute . Attractive. Vi.Iitlvout .f vi- ini - ' I t , rfcttwing . 1 - i Seniors ' ' ' ' JUNE EDWARD RAINES BILLY RHODES Baby Coon' . , . Handsome . . . quiet . . . Best team spirit Legs - Jo B . . . Intelligent . . , Understanding - Couch S pet, Man with Q heart, Ee 11 gain 'r- vc J iiL t H : I ii1:g:t --- 'tm 1 CHARLES MITCHELL RECTOR CORNELIA ANGELINE RISER 'Red . . . A smile for everyone . . . A willing worker . . 'Neelie' . . , First W. H S. Student Council President Admires Francine. Attractive , . . Neat , . . Courteous. 'IC-'tg 5 I.t'Q 'cf' fi cz' :' ' ' it 5,,'x'I' ' 4. Ile,-K'F!! . June Runes Clvarlc-5 Rr-ctcr 5 II. Qltmifx CC'Pr'ia 1 i,,.,-A 35.9, Qs Q? ,Q 'ext 's YY X -,.,q 1'- in-nv I INFO ksc Rr 1-r 35 5 s 'v'7 ,L . 4h4VI I Corrie Sli rey Ruth Sims rf ALJ' L , Ll fr-Q12 CARRIE ELIZABETH SHIREY SnooIxie , . Srniiirg . , . Soft voice . . - Quiet and re- served. A ffm- tJ t r 'ul ,riilf,,r1rt 1 I ffemlwiip f-II M. W. CAROLYN RUTH SIMS Ruthie , . . Sweet disposition , , Sparkling brown eyes . . . Likes Chevrolets. 'Owe' Vyfru .N tw f- ie lf- F-VI ' rf: nytfwlw-lc. CHARLES EDWARD TANKERSLEY Baslifui . , . Sludiaus . . . Genteel . . . Slow . . Goodenatured . . Talented. 'De' your trouulez in 1 5 fig t wtr U I in T JOYCE LUCILLE TANKERSLEY 'Tweety . , Easy going . . . pretty . . . Sweet dis- position . , . soft voice, u Ml, Charles Tunlcersley Joyce Tonlcersley Ell's S f ouvlnerlurzl Bertha Stcnrr I f y 1 . - I E I WILLIAM ELLIS SOUTHERLAND 'Curly . . . Ellis . Wavy hoir . . . Quiet , , . Nice to be around . , . Likoble. 'X 1 tit- f Ntlieut n BERTHA STONE Bertie . . Quiet . . . Courteous . , Even tempered. feww, ,V ,,,s I Wcfn V -.,i we O mtex ' ' Sen IO rs TALMADGE LEON TAYLOR Sneak . Courteous , , . Dependable . . Reserved. SK-HKU ly ,..: SIl,.r5, 5 ,l3'f1,.e HM it MARY ALICE THOMAS . , Friendliest , . . Musical . . . Pretty . Those ,Qlking eyes! HEe Guym ,... .J i.k. iw-fCvA-Vxje f -- ff f L v-.,Ci ' Leon Taylor I ry Alice Thomds if fe M'- V 1 cs- 6 E7 90. Q37 4? 1rr'iiV s, A X . M, N LUQ Wk 'si Joanne Tidmarsh Ucfuilc Shelvio Jean Whitmire I l't-fwfr-Q5-1 Aaron Worthy Barbara Yarborough s ft ig i If ie .5-I ft . . I lflfj j I fy me L iwlblhvxvsjxk Lx A C2 'Q K i I A ' ll ,L Jb, . Q FRANCES JOANNE TIDMARSH LAMBERT AARON WORTHY Blue-eyed blonde . . . Powder Bowl offense star . . . Ma- Shorty . . . Willing worker , . . Ambitious . . Sunny iorette . . . Eye for a Plymouth. smile , . . Co-operative. Life is full ol laughter, but give me forever the friendship Dewi ic-II me your tiouoles, l'vr: got my own. of my friends, H T E BARBARA EVELYN YARBOROUGH LVA JEAN W I MIR SHE l Bob . . . Short blonde hair . . . Glee Club . . . Quiet Chub . . , Long blonde hair . . . Never a worry . . and dainty, Greatest love-Billy Joe. Some soy the world is made lor fun and Irolic, and SO d HISTORY OF CLASS OF '56 lcont'dI DAVID YOUNT Intelligent . . . Quiet . . . Genteel . . , Serious attitude . . Even temperament. Listen to others, then think for yourself. David Yount QMIIJ ol. lt is all right to give out but dOn'I give up. One of the first things we did was to have a class meeting and to elect as our officers: Thomas Sims, president, Atlee Brown, vice president, Sherrill Dallas, secretary, and Eddie Bostic, trea- surer. Janice Langford, Tribble Douglass, and Cornelia Riser represented our class at the State Mental Exams. We then chose Sylvia Hunnicutt, Judy Lindler, C. L. Johnson, and June Raines as May Court Attendants. During our freshmen year many of us who were interested in music became members of the band and Glee Club. With so many new and interesting activities to command our at- tention the days slipped quickly by and before we knew it we were sophomores. By this time we had begun to realize that there was more to high school than fun and frolic. We spent much of our time learn- ing the important dates and places in American History, studying the structure and function of plants and animals in biology, fac- toring and solving the equations of Algebra I, and parsing and coniugating in sophomore English. At the end of the first semes- ter Joann Brazell, Sylvia Hunnicutt, Billy Rhodes, Janice Langford, Glenn Jenkins, George Maness, Cornelia Riser, and Tribble Doug- lass were initiated into the Beta Club. Continued on page I7 lass.,-'QW Af? As.. QHK inrxrf::'T? ' 01 -' T' r Aff 1 11 V gg?---,W---W ' p ::.qzi:, A. .,V. , ' 4 I M I. , rv' .cy 12 V! . ' GW' -3' X55 - 515' ' E V 'Y 'uv 'T' ' x 5 Q' 'ft A , I XL 1 1 I ,L ' fa Yfgbgqb Q Q 'K Vg, 3 3, Q 0 4 9 s' Q' X V i 1 Sl Elllllflllill list Lux Class Day Officers Hfsfoffan-CQRNELIA mserz 'V Poe:-EUGENE cAaANuss E c . Lawyer-CHARLES Recron Prophet-RICHARD CULBERTSON V . 4 5 ,Q ' 1'Q Page Eighteen Mascots: DONNA COLLINS EDDIE PRATHER CLASS COLORS: Blue and Whife CLASS FLOWERS: Blue Dutch Iris 1' dur ulmn P Whife Glcdiolus 1 l1g,l1t Y 'xx 2 in MAJ When We Were WCC yi PM sl 'E' fi! 'K x -.-- I N-1' gd' hm if is ,ff HNSON Mosf Affrochve PHYLLIS MCMURRY and C L JO Mosf lnfellecfuol CORNELIA RISER and DAVID YOUNT I E MANESS HUNNICUTT and GEORG Most Talented SYLVIA NN BRAZELL and EUGENE CABANISS Best All Round JOA AX 0 I 1 SCH u IISEYQ 'J H+' uv ELVIA JEAN GLENN and JUNE RAINES Mosf Afhlehc SH Mosf Courfeous CAROLYN KENDRICK and LEON TAYLOR ofwfo ' f BOTH JETER and DOROTHY PRINCE Wifhes - Friendliesf-MARY ALICE THOMAS and BILLY RHODES my-One JUDY STONE, Vice President, SHIRLEY GRANT, Reporter, FRANCINE MCMURTURY, Secretary 81 Treasurer, ADRIENNE LE BOWITZ, Presidentg lNot Picturedl IRENE MCKAIN, Student Coon cil Representative. H5 - ' 'in - Qgvr F Juniors Now they are ,ll'.YIUlfS . . . This is thvir big yvur . . . For thi' first timf' H-'lllllHll'l' High hrul II ,lunior Play . . . FI'lll1l'illl' .lIl'.'l1Ill'fIlI'-Y. ri l.'uuning .lun- inrf' wus ilu' llnriivrorriiiig Qiufvn . . . Thr' ,luninrs uuuitml lllIll'l'llfl,Y to plan for thc' Jr. and Sr. Prim: mul to vrijoy' thc' big vrvril. Hrs. .llirums mul ,lli-s. Iliff' will ilirwrl Ilu' ,luiiinr I'luy. fllrs. llnlruvs mul .lliss Slicpurrl will sulu'r1'isr' ilu' ,liz mul Sr. l'rruu. Sponsnriiig King fuul q,lI1'l'lI of llvurts will lzriug in nmri- irimujv for thvir lzig 1'l'1'lII. As usuul they will try In oulilu ull ilu' junior rlussvs lwfnrr' Ihvm .... -llul tlujx' might just flu itll vs , W-'1 .3-s. Left to right: Wayne Atkins, Loretta Brown, Mickey Cole, Chester Doolittle, Francis Douglass. Page Twenty-Two xl' xx 54 f LG . 3' s our-9 IQ l5 :rx in 'iff JC' 1 101 ,,.--2 DC' tx ix nv- 'N J '1 svvg .i -4 1 x' .i Q I 1 4:-'St' '3'-'ffliv D' ' Q l ', First row: Claudine Duncan, Vivian Franklin, Shirley Gilliam, Nancy Ginn, Shirley Grant. Second row: Jimmy Green, Lucy Harrison, Adeline Hite, Frances Hunnicutt, Horace Jenkins. Third row: Shelby Johnson, Nanc Jordan D ' K' R y , onnie ing, onnie King, Raymond Lawson. ' pw 4u 'g 'Ss' ', ver f Fourfh row: Sandra Lawson, Adrienne Lebowifz, Irene McKain, Francine McMur1ury, Claude Monijoy. Page Twenty-Th ree s K' ,Q 1 R tw, ZS UN l Y- n Q L' - . ix ,g. .- ix ,Ji it :NN ,X 'qw I1 i. C3 5 'of-gr s Y 1 A- Q, f, 1 x 1.' L-- l fs. iatm 3 I QW First row: Margaret Nelson, Gary O'Shields, Carolyn Peay, Mary Robertson, Richard Robinson. Second row: Shirley Smith, Danny Steen, Judy Stone, Barbara Stroud, John David Teague. Third row: Raymond Thrift, Beverly Williams, Amanda Williamson, Sara Ella Yount. I' J Whcii would Mrs. Abrams do without her tifiii- clock and her lun- lOr fyping class? ' ' I PEGGY HIPP Secrelary-Treasurer SYLVIA STROUD Vice Presidenl JUDY HUNNICUTT President JEAN SENN Reporler SUZANNE ALEXANDER Reporter HUGH RISER Council Representative C vm, Thr' SUPHU.lIURES hair' time for Illlllllillgf . . . Latin Il and translating li!1f'S!ll',S ucallir rim, along with learning fifth Ill'!'If?7lSi0Yl . . . participating in rarsity sports . . .wrring al ,lr.-Sr. lJI'UIIl'll'll!li VUIIIII malff' a soplmnmrr' .YPIIF more lllf'lI.Wlllf? ophomores First row: Janie Lee Alexander, Suzanne Alexander, Carolyn Alverson, Ray Ammons, Butch Bain. Second row: Gene Bain, Evelyn Baker, Charles Brank, Gloria Brank, Barbara Brock. ,l-.. L. am ow 0 , V xi v it -., r 3' ' QS 'SS Q '5 Qs Z, Xu ,X 'va' .1 N. f 5 l P .-, Q' ' N ' 'W 'Y 'A 1-3 -D. I , vu . 1 H , ,v t N-xx xl sw 1 :L- L.. at 77' 5 ' .f- the S x A -I 4-A '.c' U' Q Q we 'Q 'Y A ' . , X 'Liub ' pr'4O , . ,g s QS A gf: o -'Q' L G5 , 5 me xr, Q givif fa-M l ' G M 1.x '--Q. Q ' r Qs 1!'l 10,1 305 4- 3, ui is Page Twenty-Six T I All-A First row: Richard Chapman, Donna Counts, James Crisp, Mary Crosby, Ray Culbertson. Second row: Beth Dillard, Hillard Dublin, Vivian Erskine, Brenda Evans, Martha Freeman. Third row: Ronald Gaffney, Celestine Gilliam, Danna Glenn, Jane Gosnell, Helen Grant. Fourth row: Gayle Henderson, Peggy Hipp, Judy Hunnicutt, Betty Kidd, Bobby King. C919 1 4?- lp -sob vs 15 Yi t 7 - ,Q l ve -, , ,gf Q K.. QS US 1 1 I ,pr , U, 5 'tiki -inn' '-ing , ff A 0 X 4,- x Q First row: Carl King, Elsie Maness, Eakie McCullough, Gail McMurtury, June Medloclc. lil Second row: Carolyn O'Shields, Nadine O'Shields, Earl Pridemore, Robert Pridemore, Third row: Barbara Rilcard, Hugh Riser, Jean Senn, Charles Sims, Joe Sims. Fourth row: Cynthia Smith, Eleanor Sparks, Dianne Spivey, Phyllis Stone, Sylvia Stroud. ' ' UT' 1 i , 5 x X N 'QB in-Q Q, ,X Tony Ramsey. Page Twenty-Seven 4-A., ? N is 'Q if it -A Q Wr , l ' 5 t'1 X I 4 Billy Tankersley Shirley Thompson Gladys Trammell Shelby Wafikns Belly Jean Willis 6 777' ' 'V V 4 ,X ,SW Y U lllw ll l X S ,5 V-Llillf Xa 2X ns 'xmllgb Q2 r l , -. 'WV- ll' ith llzvir uffirvrs lwulillgg flu' ll'II.Y. lll'1ll'lll!'.N gulnrv fillwl ilu' srlmol -vwur. Of t'UllI'S1' tlwrf' 14715 N10 IlHlIl'UlllH,I1I' fmlr1wu'nrl.'. Im! nfl filnws ii Ill41.Vl'Il Sl'l'0l1lI firlfllz'-Q to surf: 4'I'I'llIS as ,wp rullivs. hull gmnvs. IIIIIIVCS. rluss g11!IlIl'l'lIIgS. and ,lluy lluv prvpu- rutiuru. You' flu' mplmnmrvs urs' lnulfirlg furzrural I0lN'l'UIl1l'I1g nf.'IllllIlll,'.f .,Hl1l.UI'S.-. Page Twenty-Eught 433' 9 ir? ' 'TWV' T Freshmen Reporler BETTY JETER Secretary and Treasurer GAH. SCHRIVER President REGHNIALD INMAN Vice Presidenl JUDY GREEN Represenlafive JIMMY TIDMARSH f i1I11ll.v Ihvx' I1111-1' lH'f'UIIIl' f111l-fl1'1lg1'1f high s1'l11ml sI111l1'l1Is. 'lvhiw' lIIII'l' ll lflllylf 1l'll,Y In gn. hu! Ih1'v l.'111111' fl!l'l'l' I1l'l' llll1lI.Y 1l'UlIlll'l'fIlI things in .sl1n'1' for lh1'111. 'l'lii.s is Ihw ,Y1'lIl' thrkv hiuw ll'Ill'fI'Il fur: ,1I11.v l,fl.Y. lglfl' liluh, SfIlIll'llf f:UI'l'I'lIIII1'llf. I. ll. fl.. 1-I1'.: su with Il l,1'l1'r11- lllfl' h1:1rl.' llllllI'l' 11111' lII'lI1 111111 1111 IIIQIPIIVII bool: 11111111 fill' 1:!h1'1'. Ihrjv l'IlQ!l'I'lY fllllligl' inlu th1' lN',Ql.IIl1il1lLI of thrilling high s1'h1:1:l f'lIl'I'l'I' 111111 II hrighl fIllIll'l'. First row: Mary Alexander, Bamrna Ashley. Second row: Richard Boling, Altha Boslic, Joanne Brock, Vic- .o- tor Burrell, Keith Campbell, William Cabaniss. Third row: Frieda Cool, Ronald Crayne, Brenda Crosby, Lin- da Crosby, Carol Donnan, George Davis. 41-4 .-W 9' aa 'tw or ' ,aff if 5 A . 5 E if A, 6 W. Q lx Qt -T f-5 SN h ' A fi-Hr .fc W yum an ' 4' 'N gm V wmv' Q af' Us ,DM X-. ' ar um 5-Y' 5 ' iii ',., -Us Q87 4' . if '4- Page Th First row: Joye Dean, Max Duclcett, Annie Earwood, Danny Farmer, Ray Second row: Sherry Gilliam, Everett Glenn, Nance Glenn, Carole Grant, Third row: Naomi Harrison, Mary Nance Hutt, Reginald Inman, Martha Jenkins, Fourth row: Reba Jones, Rachel Kendrick, Jerry Lindler, Leonard McCullough, Carolyn McMurry, Jewel Mills. Fifth row: Margaret Neal, Bobbie Jean Osborne, Frances Prince, James Privette, Sandra Roof, Gail Schriver irfy Jennings, Betty Jeter, in T s ff'2'. 51- A 1 ix Q! x P is -Q. f 693 -'l 41 if sf' gr' .v Aix Anil L1 as , 1 v Q nt- D ,-Y xi . 1 ,Xl .f-X -, - A, lb 'f ,- orr' 'N 'N' -1 ' sf x , T 4- f - First row: Linda Sims, Harold Sligh, Kenneth Sporlcs, Cynthia Starnes, Pearl Stone, Claude Stroud, Second row: Lana Suber, Wayne Suber, Jimmy Tidmorsh, Johnny Walker, Janice Williams, Charles VVardlaw. Th e Fresh mefl are working hard to prepare themselves for the Sophomore position at W.H.S. QW Bl u X W N i 3 , 1 air J Page Thirty-One Sub-Freshmen fllll'lIIUl'I'.Nf1'lllUg1U lllwil tlzr-Dx 1l'1'll ln' frill-jlwrllgrrl lzigll srliimlsI111lf'l1I.s. Vllliwir IIIIIIII llIfl'I'1'SI llIlS ,YI'Ill' wiglzllz ,ururlw gniilruitinrz. Reporter Nellie Dublin, V. President--.lerry Roberts lll, President-- Kenneth English, Secretary 8. Treasurer Leonard Taylor, Representativef- Peggy Lemmon. First row: Charles Alexander, Beverly Atkins, Wayne Aughtry, Edgar Baker, Ann Baldwin, Jimmy Barber. Second row: Douglass Blalock, Duane Brazell, Charles Brown, Tillie Bunch, Cecil Caldwell, Aletha Collier. Third row: Florence Counts, Patricia Cox, Kenneth Darby, Barbara Dawkins, Betty Dawkins, Thomas Dillard. E 'T' is 'S .-f' 2 as 5 A .S X we , S n 'l A 7- 4' Wx A -Q Q, ilk' 0 4 . 'L as avi I B' LL 1 l ,vu vs l It 'X .1 Q I fn, is -,,, e IT' -E -B' Q' W pi-N 'H XML 33, sal' ' 44' 'A , -if -,X ' J , , rl .... fi itil Q lf Q ? ge orb an First row: Nellie Dublin, Elizabeth Duckett, Jerry Duncan, Kenneth English, Leona Foster, Peggy Fowler. Second row: Sandra Freeman, Carlton Hall, Betty Gibson, Shirley Goodman, Brenda Gosnell, Jack Gosnell. Third row: Charles Grant, Joyce Griffin, Brenda Hunnicutt, Eugene Hunnicutt, L. M. Inman, Elmer Jenkins. Fourth row: Pauline Jenkins, Richard Johnson, Tommy Jones, Frances Lanier, Guy Nelle Lanier, Peggy Lem- mon. Fifth row: Mary Lewis, Barbara Maness, Joanne Maness, Pam McAlister, Nancy, McCall, Bruce McMurtury. Page Thirty-Three 1 v- 'V' 'Q 5 l 0 4:-'N sv. -G' in ' ,5 ,. ly vu. s 'X s vt ' Ix Q 'X an 19- Q l T? f,.: Q. K 'Q 3 or ii 'C Those Sub-freshmen really worked when the practice teach- ers were here from Newberry College. P336 Tv 'ly-Four 'x First row: Dorothy Medlock, Linda Moore, Jackie O'ShieIds, Cody Owens, Dorothy Price, Linda Puckett. Second row: Jerry Roberts lll, William Roller, Harriett Scott, Ann Shannon, Louise Shannon, Wayne Stewart. Third row: Linda Stone, Dorothy Sutton, Julia Tankersley, Nancy Taylor, Bertice Teague, Bobbie Vicars. Fourth row: Wilford White, lva Nell Williamson. 32.1- i I , Q KNTEGRITY , f 2 1 ,,,1. III..,,, S ,Qs II 'II i f-X CHAPTER 111 fi IIIIIWIIII CIE? iw ah PI 1 21 OFETIZIUIZZIIIOHS Student Council WT Pee ,.,-fe? YQ1'g,s Tlw Student Cm'4'rnrr10nt of If. ll. 5. is in the malfirrg. This is our first Sluilent Cuv- Prnnwnt. IVO have not filled all our pn.s1't1'm1s nor vunrpfeled our rnrrslilutiorz. but we are indeed happy tu lu' rlrurter mwnzfzers of thi' National .1-1.ssm'iali0n of .Student ljOUl1l'IlS. Executive . President .............,...... CORNELIA RISER V, President ...,.........,. RICHARD ROBINSON Secretary ofthe Treasury ........ JOANN BRAZELL Legislative The Congress A. The Senate Presidenl of Senate . . V. Pres. RICHARD ROBINSON GEORGE MANESS, ADRIENNE LEBOWITZ, JUDY HUNNICUTT, REGINALD INMAN, KENNETH ENGLISH. B. House of Representatives Speaker ,......,...,.....,.... MARIAN METTS IRENE McKAIN, JIMMY TIDMARSH, PEGGY LEM- MON. Judicial Chief Justice .. .. . ..... Supt. ROBINSON Associate Judges . . ............ MR. HITE, MISS STOCKMAN, MR. WELLING l President rs Q I 1 Secretary and Treasurer CORNELIA RISER Vice President JOANN BRAZELI. Beta SYLVIA HUNNJCUTT Sponsor MISS STOCKMAN Club Nliiilrfnts 11r1' i111i111'l1-1l into the H0111 Club 1111 thv lll'illl'illlf'S of Slflllll, -IRSIIIP. l,f'f.-1II- 1'fH5Hll'. IND l.iflplRfll. l'f'fR. 'lin 111' 1'1igibl1' for the' Bl'f11f1'11lIP 0111' must lll1l'l' 1111 lIl'l'l'11gl' T - . . . . of 00111 111m1'1' 11111l IIIIISI lllillllflllll 1111 lll'l'l'l1gl' of B. 4s ll proj1'1't for l'IIlSllIg 111111119' for ilw l'Ulll'l'I1fiUlI ill 11111 spring. 11111 H0111 lflub s1'lls1n11g11:i111's in thi' full. Till'-Y1llSOS1'1Il'Illx'1'S 111 lllf' film'-'I'Il111llg11n11's. Thi' llllllhll proj1'1'l for thi' kv1'111' is for l'l1l'll H0111 1111'111111'1' In lzvlp smnv NfIl1ll'lll trim is 111'l1i111l lill his Sflllll-PS llllll who 1'1111111i1 pass 11'1'tl11i11t llllllifililllll lwlp. ational Honor Society Joann Brazell, Francis Douglass, Glenn Jenkins, Nancy Jordan, Sandra Lawson, Adrienne Lebowitz George Maness, Irene McKain, Francine McMurtury Billy Rhodes, .fornelia Riser, John David Teague Beverly Williams, Richard Robinson, Sylvia Hunnicutt 1 1 MOTTO: Let us lead by serving others. BETA PROGRAMS FOR THE YEAR 1956 Customs of Mankind , Sky Stories , Supersti- tions and Folk-Lore , The Significance ol Christmas , Watches, Clocks, and Calendars , Precious Stones , Good Manners , Parties and Recreation , Formu- la for Success . President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Sponsor . . . Colors ...... I 2 Soeietas Juvenalis Of The Junior Classical League . ...... HUGH RISER ... .. RICHARD ROBINSON . ...... PEGGY HIPP .. CAROL DONNAN .... MRS. DOUGLASS PURPLE AND GOLD MOTTO: Labor Omnia Vincit. All students who have taken at least one year of Latin are eligible for mam- barship in the Junior Classical I1l'!lgll1'. Tha president comes from tha second year Class. The other oficvrs must bv ar'ti1'1' in aithvr the first or the second year flassvs. Thi' rlub meats thv first and third Wi'1lllf'sday' in vzfvry month. The W. H. S. Latin Club, along with other Latin clubs from all over the state, attends the State Latin Forum held each spring at Winthrop College. Two members of our Latin Club enter the derivative contest. I President-JUDY STONE, VIIce Presidenf-ADRIENNE LEBOWITZ, Secrefory4JUDY HUNNICUTT, Treasurer BARBARA STROUD, SponsorfMISS SHEPARD. Jw! SENIOR CHAPTER Junior Home Makers O f America A Live HNIFP .YPl'l'I' C915 Stvppvd Ulf' Presidenf BRENDA CROSBY Vice Presfdenf ANNIE EARWOOD Secrefory IV' RACHEL KENDRICK Treasurer SHERRY GILLIAM Sponsor MISS SHEPARD JUNIOR CHAPTER . -f f'Q fl ' I f BU! QQ LA sg Y-ff 9',, Members: Shelby Watkins, Gayle Henderson, Carolyn O'Shields, Nancy Jordan, Carol Donnan, Mary Nancy Huff, Sandra Roof, Naomi Harrison, Judy Green, Brenda Crosby, Irene McKain, Donna Counts, Sylvia Hunnicutt, Gloria Brank, Linda Sims, Cynthia Smith, Francine McMurtury, Judy Stone, Martha Jenkins, Callie Jean Willis, Cornelia Riser, Sylvia Stroud. President ..... Vice President. . . Secretary .... Treasurer. . . Reporter. , . Sponsor ..., The R. C. Lake Chapter The of - I Future gl, Teachers U Cf America ........CORNELIA RISER . ...FRANCINE McMURTURY ...,...SYLVIA STROUD . . . .BEVERLY WILLIAMS . . . .MARY NANCE HUFF ......MRS. BLEDSOE Tho IPIIFIIUSI' of flu' F. T. .-I. is to learn ufmut Ihr' oppnrtlnzitivs in fl'lll'l1ill,L'. to l'lllfl'l'llfl' rhv qruzlitiws vssvrltilzl in ll goml fwfr-l1m'. to stzuly ilu' lives of great ff fll'll' ers. mul to foster the llvwfloplrzvllt of stzulvnt lvuflmwllip. Page Thirty-Nine Arts AH Club CLAUDE MONTJOY C. L. JOHNSON... CHARLES RECTOR. HORACE JENKINS. MICKEY COLE .... MR. WELLING .... . . . . .President .Vice President .. . , ,Secreiory . . . . .Treasurer Publiciiy Agenl . . . . . .Sponsor Presidenf JOANN BRAZELL FUTURE NURSES OF MEDICAL me Prwden, AUXILIARY or Nswssnnv counrv JOYCE FINNEY I x Secreiory JOYCE TANKERSLEY Treasurer JUDY LINDLER Corresponding Secreiary CLAUDINE DUNCAN Sponsor MRS. BELL XR. ,ww Page Forty-One x -L X-AAF' 14 ... WWW' fi Some books are to be fasted others to be swallowed and some few to be chewed and drgested L1brary Club llu purpose 0 the elub IS lo lllllllllllll tlu tuelents ultll the uenll 0 tlle llbleny anel to enter ulte re st ln all aet111t1e s eem eernmg tlu lzlnal x Ille elub ts eemzposeel 0 IUINOIH en the e1g,l1tlz through tlu tuel eh rae e s :elm 1 mtelesteel ln llbran uenle alul 1 llllllllg fue an um: en tue: I1 ue ser te: tlu llbl'llI'X Pele 1 elub elmo es ll men prerjeet en leepmg, uelll tlu purposes anel nature en le nary selzue S alul lt rate s tts me n uerrle lll eueenelanee ultll tlu stemeleuel 0 exeel lenee lhe elub earru s the re ults er Its u0rl.t0tl1e state ewmeentum llu proyeet er tlu If II 5 library flub or this Near IS to re peur beml1.s and profess neu banks or Lil'l'lllllliUll. Uur vlub is re presented in this elistrivt by Nancy Jordan ullo is presiele nt of Uistrivt 8 library Clubs President NANCY JORDAN Vice Presrdenf JOYCE FINNEY Secretary and Treasurer CAROL DONNAN Sponsor MRS BLEDSOE 4 3 1: -, ':-'T-f Director, MR. RALPH HIGGINS Jewel Baker, Weldon Baker, Richard Boling, Loretta Brown, Victor Burrell, Mike Campbell, Brenda Chil- dress, Carol Donnan, Francis Douglass, Vivian Erskine, Sandra Freeman, Betti Jean Hartman, Gayle Henderson, Bobby King, George Maness, Pamela McAllister, Eakie McCullough, Leonard McCullough, Carolyn McMurry, Jewel Mills, Richard Robinson, Sandra Roof, Gail Schriver, Cynthia Smith, Shirley Smith, Joanne Tidmarsh, Shelby Watkins, Larry Williams, Michael Yarborough, David Yount, Sara Ella Yount. Majorettes: Gayle Henderson, Joann Tidmarsh, Shelby Watkins, Shirley Smith lHead maiorettel, San- dra Roof, Sandra Freeman, Carolyn McMurry. Whitmirc High Band OOO THE LYRE Symbol of .llusir Q C if U Q! ll v 9 5 'S 95' 9 E6 5 6 , if f r E E N. rt V' T Us! if nu if 114' gy Glee Club Pfesidenf -----4 - - ' JOANN BRAZE'-L Each yvar thc- Glen Club givvs a con- Vice Presidem 'SARA ELLA YOUNT cert al the Christmas P. T. A. mevting. S -T . . . . . . . A ecremry reasurer ELE NOR SPARKS Thr' II1l'lIlbf?l'S look forward to Ihr' fllllllllll Librarians ........ . . .MARY NANCE HUFF . A IRENE MCKAIN sprmg ronvvrt and the rontvst at Will- Studenf Direcfor. .. ...... BETTY HARTMAN throp during tho Iattvr part of the yvar. Diredo' 4 ' 'UMR' LEONARD BRANK The last program the Glve Club gives is Accompanisfs ......... ....... J OANN BRAZELL - . ' PEGGY HIPP, IRENE MCKAIN at Ihr' graduation l'x0rClSf?.S. O O O The Lyre A Symbol of Music and Talents Page Forty-Five SYUFIL Tm Hi ug Editor-SYLVIA HUNNICUTT, Assistant Editor-SARA ELLA YOUNT ll -1, .,.4 THE TRUMPET sou -I i CAROUNA 5U10lASTIC Published six issues during the school year 29955: by the students of whirmire High School. ' '25 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 20 Per CDDY '- 51.00 Year TRUMPET STAFF Editor ,..,.....,..,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Sylvia Hunnicutt Assistant Editor ,., ,,... , ,.,-- Sara Ella Yount News Editor , .... .,,,,,,,, ,,,, R i chard Robinson Society Editors , , , ss, Nancy Jordan and Adeline Hite Feature Editors -H Cornelia Riser and Joann Brazell Sports Editors ,H s- W- June Raines and Hugh Riser Exchange Editor ,,,,,,,, , , .nw ,,,,,, ,, Peggy Hipp Humorist ,,,, .W ,, , H ,,,,, Suzanne Alexander Typists , ,,,.,, Betti Jean Hartman and Mary Alice Thomas Reporters , David Yount. Shirley Grant, Jean Senn, Jerry Lindler, Nellie Dubblin and Betty Jeter. Advisors , Mrs. James C. Abrams and Mrs. M, L. Hite BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager W, Richard Culbertson Assistant Business Manager , John David Teague Business manager-RICHARD CULBERTSON Assistant manager-JOHN D. TEAGUE Page Forty-Six Be sure to get your assign- ments in. They are due to- morrow. Hugh and June running around trying to get the sports section together-Richard R. rounding up all the school news-Adeline and Nancy trying to make the society column perfect-Suzanne searching des- perately for something funny to occupy the humor column-Richard C. and John David soliciting ads- Cornelia and Joann struggling with the features- Class reporters getting all the class news together- All these go into the making of the Trumpet. Then to Sylvia falls the task of pulling them together and bringing them to lite! Our school newspaper . . . Exciting- Interesting- Newsy W CLASS REPORTERS Leff fo right Suzanne Alexander Jean Senn,Bef1yJeIer, David Younf f ,r , YHA The Trumpet Staff and sponsors, MRS. HITE and MRS. ABRAMS Typisfs MARY ALICE THOMAS BETTY HARTMAN Exchange Edifor PEGGY HIPP Feafure Edlfor JOANN BRAZELL Sociefy Editors V ADELINE HITE NANCY JORDAN News Edifor RICHARD ROBINSON through the old annuals and pick out prospects for ads. Page Forty-Eight How will we ever decide on a theme for the 1956 yearbook? Editor-JOANN BRAZELLg Assistant EditorYIRENE MCKAIN The annual stag had quite a time getting the 1956 Spectator off to press. When the slag had been chosen. Eugene and Francine. our business managers. engineered the adver- tising campaign. while Joann. Irene. Sylvia, Cornelia and Miss Anthony planned the book. The Spectator - ur Yearbook Every sunny afternoon the whole staff set out to secure ads. To boost annual sales each homeroom had a salesman. Then came the hectic days when pictures were taken-and Oh, Boy, did we work! W e wanted the Spectator to have the best pictures ever! The rush is overg disagreements are behind usg more important than anything else we have learned the value of INTEGRITY. DILIGENCE and CITIZENSHIP. Business Manager-EUGENE CABANISSQ Assistant ManagerfFRANClNE Mc- MURTURY 'Tr' W F Francine and Eugene look 9. . Mlfuhky i f cw J l AX Q W5-L, 71 I clidn'f know there was so much work in making an annual. 45 Leff fo right, sifling: Sylvia Hunnicuft, Barbara Campbell, Mary Alice Thomas. 3 ,' Sfandlng: Billy Rhodes, Atlee Brown, June Raines, Ibm' nm' Our Sponsor: MISS ANTHONY Left io right: MIRIAN METTS, BETTY HARTMAN, SHELVIA GLENN, JUDY BRANK. Judy. Q4 qgv-QW ,K-J lf I make anofher error, I'll scream, shoufed Mar- ian fo Beiiy, Shelvia, and Page Forvy-Nine Bus Drivers Wvlwllwr it is ruining or flu' sun is Sllillillgf. these buys get us to srfwnl and hmm' again on timv. Left fo righf, firsf row: GLENN JENKINS, FESS BAKER, VER- NON JENKINS, CHARLES REC- TOR, LUTHER ROBERTSON, BOTH JETER. Second row: DANA GLENN, EARL PRIDMORE, CLAUDE MONTJOY, GARY O'SHlELDS, HORACE JENKINS. Veterans Attendmg W H S ,' ,4 Trophy Winners JUNE RAINES Besf Team Spirif '49, SHERRILL DALLAS as Best rome CHENEY RANKIN 'Sc Mos? Improved Player RONALD GREEN Besf Blocker .MAA J' Z V ZA' . Q9 , Block 'W' Club Left fo righl, first row: Adrienne Lebowitz, Lou McMurry, Shelvia Glenn, Don Brock, Nancy Jordan, June Raines, Marian Melts, Eddie Bostic, Shirley Smith, Sherrill Dallas. Second row: Ronald Eison, Atlee Brown, Earl Jones, Ronald Green, Joyce Tankersley, Franklin Hatchell, Jimmy Green, Charles Rector, Donnie King, Charles Lee Sims. Third row: Cheney Rankin, Arnold Duncan, C. L. Johnson, Billy Rhodes, Tony Ramsey, William Johnson. Page Fifty-One K! . ff Cihagger 1V SPO T 'flu' H7ilIK!Pd lim!- -1 ,gyrlzfmf of 5pmvd, Cheerleaders Cheerleaders, leff fo righf: ADRIENNE LEBOWITZ, JOYCE TANKERSLEY, JUDY HUNNICUTT, NANCY JORDAN, PEGGY HIPP. Front: MARIAN METTS, Head Cheerleader. COACH ROBERTS L - . Homecoming Queen, F Y, and her sponsor, CHARLES RECTOR. -gn Page Fifty-Three Football fl THE WOLVERINES, Iefl lo right: Charles Sims, June Raines, Don King, Atlee Brown, Sherrill Dallas, Earl Jones, Ronald Green, Don Brock, C. L. Johnson, Lou McMurry, Ronald Eison, Charles Rector. Second row: Claude Monfjoy, Jim Cook, Billy Maness, Arnold Duncan, Chinney Rankin, Leland Welling, Jimmy Green, Hugh Riser, Tony Ramsey, Eddie Boslic, Charles Brank. Third row: Bubba Hafchell, Johnny Kendricks, Grady Oversfreet, Johnny Walker, Jimmy Tidmarsh, William John- son, Hillard Dublin, Bobby King, Alfred Bostic, Ronald Gaffney, Thomas Dillard. Not pictured, Eugene Caba- niss. The Wolverines won 6 and lost 4, THE ENDS, leff fo right: Charles Sims, Lou McMurry, Bobby King, William Johnson, and lohnny Walker. WOLVERINES END SEASON WITH SIX-FOUR RECORD WHITMIRE O .. CLINTON WHITMIRE I3 .... ....... F ORT MILL WHITMIRE 20 BISHOP ENGLAND WHITMIRE 33 .... PROSPERITY WHITMIRE I9 ...... FORD WHITMIRE I2 .. LOCKHART WHITMIRE I2 .. NEWBERRY WHITMIRE I2 .... NINETY SIX WHITMIRE 7 ... KERSHAW WHITMIRE 6 ABBEVILLE RONALD GREEN RONALD EISON The 1955 Wolverines won the District Championship for the sixth straight year, The Wolverines ad- vanced to the semi-finals of the up- per-state playoffs before losing to Abbeville. The season started with a loss to Clinton by the score of 12 to O! The following week the Wolverines played their arch rivals, Fort Mill. This time the Wolverines came through with an impressive 13 to 0 victory. Then came a long trip to Charleston for a game with Bishop England High. Although the Wol- vs verines were defeated they put up a great fight before the game end- ed with the Catholics on top 31 to 20! P kN ax 1 CLAUDE MONTJOY ATLEE BROWN After three games away from home the Wolverines played Pros- perity and defeated them 31 to 6! The following week proved to be another good one as the Wolverines defeated Ford 19 to O. A trip to Lockhart proved successful as the Wolverines won 12 to 0. Then came a game with Newberry, whom the Wolverines defeated 12 to 6. The game with Blacksburg proved to be an exciting one with Blacksburg winning 13 to 8. However, Blacks- burg fortified the game to Whitmire and this gave them the District. The next week the Wolverines defeated Ninety Six, 12 to 6. After a loss to Kershaw the Wolverines played Ab- beville for the upper-state semifi- nals. Abbeville defeated the Wol- verines 25 to 6! Boys' Basketball Left to right: BOBBY KING HUGH RISER RAYMOND LAWSON BOTH JETER Thr' 1951-55 vflition of thi' uv0ll'l'l'illl'S pro1'1'1l to ln' Ihr' lwst c'1'1'r. The W'ol1'1'rinf's won 18 straight high srhool ganws lwforf' losing to Slatar in the- L'lIlll?I'-Sfllfl' playoffs. This was ont' of rlzf'fim's1 tvams to vomr' out of Whitnzirzz in a long lima. Thi' u7Oll'l'l'illl'S won tht' Distrivt fil1lIllIIliUllSlli1I for Ihr' third straight yvar. Thr' u7lIll'f'I'illl'S also d0f1'atf'1l tht' Junior l'l1l'Sif-Y t1'arn at N1'u'lu'rry lfollvgv. Thr' highvst total r1'af'hf'rl by thi' u701l'l'I'llIl'S was 115 points against ,lUI1l'Sl'illl'. This also sf't a srhool r1'1'or1l. 'flu' uVlIll'f'l'Llll'S want to l'nion for thi' tonrnarnvnt aml lI0ll'l1l'll Foril and Prospvrity for thc' llistrivt Championship. With the lvIllll'l' State' lonrnamvnt at P. C. thi' ll ol1'1'rim's fl1'fc'alf'il Liberty in thc' first rounfl. Tlnjv lost a hard fought hattlr' to Slatvr thc' nf'xt night to and a tory sn1'c'f'ssfnl season. ATLEE BROWN LOU McMURRY JUNE RAINES-Guard Lou Mfmunnv-fofwmd Anas anoww-came, SHERRILL DALLAS-cmd Sci' 2 B 4 7 1 DONNIE KING-Gunrd mmm WELLING-Guard RAYMOND LAWSON-Guard HUGH Risen-Forward I Qt-f'f XX BILLY RHODES-Cerner I J FRANKLIN HATCHELL-Fofwofd HILLARD DUBLIN-Cerner 7 I Bom JETER-Forward BOBBY KING-Guard WILLIAM JOHNSON-Forward ' Left Io right, first row: Franklin Ha1chell, Eddie Bostic, Raymond Lawson, Bobby King, Hugh Riser Lou McMurry, Sherrill Dallas, Both Jeter. Second row: Leland Welling, Hilliard Dublin, John Dublin, John David Teague, William Johnson June Raines, Atlee Brown, Billy Rhodes, Carl King, manager. SHERRILL DALLAS JUNE RAINES Sound off, Wolverines! Sound off, Wolverines! Sound off, Wolverines! Cadence count . . . WHITMI-RE BILLY RHODES WILLIAM JOHNSON 52,11 1 48 I Sf 27 XX if Z x kfln, ,yi y SANDRA FREEMAN, SHIRLEY GILLIAM SHIRLEY SMITH, ADELINE HITE ' 7 GIIIS Basketball SHELBY WATKINS BEVERLY WILLIAMS, JUDY HUNNICUTT BETTY JETER Page Fifty-Eighf is 4, ,.A. L-W A 5 M., U Lett fo right, first row: Nancy Jordan, Joye Dean, Adeline Hite, Shelby Watkins, Carolyn O'Shields, Sandra Freeman, Shirley Gilliam. Second row: Beverly Williams, Judy Hunnicutt, Shelvia Glenn, Gayle Henderson, Betty Jeter, Shirley Smith Betty Jean Hartman, Adrienne Lebowitz. Forwards Guards Judy Hunnicun Shelvia Jean Glenn Shirley Smith Judy Blank A Adeline Hue Betty Jean Hartman Joye Dean hl w ia S eby O' 'ns Carolyn afshieids Beverly Williams Linda Sims Sandra Freeman GGYIC. Henderson Shirley Gilliam Adrienne Lebowitz Coach: MRS. LOU COLLINS Thr' girls bttslftflmll twin: this .YVIIF has iIIl1If0l'f'll rvry murh o1'r'r lost yeafs rvrorfl. Thr' tvtmz this Awvtr has brolfon the srhool rffcorll for Sl'l'l'll years. Ho for tht'-v 1111111 won four gunivs mul tioll two. Thr- girls url' hoping tht-y lrill u'in ll lot morv. Thvy nrt' tory llfllllll of their rvrortl. Thr' tvum zvlttlts to thunk Mrs. Lou lfollins for the good job sho has dom' with the tvmn this year. Shelvia Glenn, Betty Hartman Q I I fi' ra -3 N ' Q 1 , . 7 - 1 . 4 X 4 I--f-4 I If S X K ,! LIJQA Y , ' V L I I J I 3 .Q Q I W If I I ' 1 h 1 Ii i'-f-1 ' ' R gmc 14 N I x1'lI4 ' . .M - 11, dl X I I ,, ,Of IX K4 X I . 1, .Xu fn 1 b 2,3 H S f I ' , 5. 1 V, 1 ' I I ,,' E A Fw X , in . ix' 'K If 5, ' 47 . L., w. ,- W l, Y ff- I mg, -, ,af,' ' I ' . It in A BAS EBALL T EAM PIICIIUI, SS. JUNE RAINES Cc1IcI10r TERRY ENGLISH Cofcher LOU MCMURRY Hurd Bose SHERRILL DALLAS Ffrsf Bose BILLY RHODES Second Bose --DONNIE KING Cenfer F1eId-RONALD EISON Page Suxly Left Field WILLIAM JOHNSON Righf Field -BILLY NICHOLS 0 Gu--wh MISS BE TTY HARTMAN NI ISS S PICTAFUR OP SCH S HARTMAN I C b r 1 r and p pu mf C 936 Bfffy can 1 y urouc 1 r r Q O U us M1 Sp do Jr rv fur by her Cfcrss UG Coq 5NlII m PTER V l FE.ATL RhS AN D lllllf 5 5 , Q as Q . QL, 5.5, , ' K f ' 'V X ' Vx. V. L X X x 4, J M15 f , wsu ge Q fm! y We 9-imc c'c as for iw-r uffrccf ve' we-sz C f Jy '33 ef ff f7 ' . H fghff 5-if fof Ho have b af weld pc 1 ' ' hw. I f 1 ,. A X' flu' Lyra-- 1 1 f T - , of ' . A V h r If ' -f ,. .rf-'Q .f.-'11 . my , '-: ff - N ' ' ' . .wr '. , -p-4lvvf..,,, , . - lg ' .qw A ' II' , no , ,W .... K. K ,,w , ,, 'wg . A ', I MR. BILLY RHODES KING TEEN QF '56 Mr, Rhodes was seleded by fhe foculfy on Ihe basis of SCHOLARSHIP, CHARACTER, AND LEADERSHIP os Whifmire HigI'1's King Teen. Page Sixty-Two 'IQSQWQ 'VND f1Ol!,,,cX 0 Miss CORNELIA RISER NIISS HI NIISS 1 s XISII s sflrfl tr ac tx on I1 full n NI Hill Ilwllll' Il Ilx 11 ll JI lwllll' In In funn wmzvn f n I1 fznsmmn U I I ll N 1 I llllllllll S P 9 ,fTh Q f f . an ' ' ' N t 'Q 2 ' 's I' 1 , 9 , L y X. L y y .Iz'.'s l . ' ll'Il.' ,'I'l1IIf' fl?f ul p' lf' .wk ff f , 'f . f IIR- Y '. un , fqll 'f r'r'pr'f-Smit U llifllllhlll' lliglz fvlznnl in lr' f 1111s,- ' 'st Cl .' 'vl lx' ff' fn .Y V' U uf Hill! Il'U I ffl: wgw. in W 'lk- MISS SYLVIA HUNNICUTT THI1 C OOD LITIZLN Illllllf 111! 1 111s I 111 I 1111 x ll lI11x II 111 II 1 1111111 1 s 1 1111 1 111 11111 1111 Ill IIS 11111, I11 I1 1 4IlIS 111 s 11 1 1111 1 11111411 on I1 llll lwllll Ill I I NIJ Hillll 1 llllfl 1111111011511 2 AJ 1 ' ' x - l ' N A' ',.l',x 1, A 1 - 3 I A 1 1111.11 II '- 11.1.1 21 .-11,1 --1'11.- 1 .,'1.l1'. 1:11 1 l.'i11':1'11'- 11,1 111' ff ' lf: 'ff' 1111 A111 nf 11 ' l1111 11 lf1'1'11I11I1'1111 pr tn' 111 I' of gg nf 1 ':1' jllill 11111 ' 'M s1'l11111l .s1111' Q of I 1 Q11 11. 'l'l1' ll. ,l. lf. C1 I l.'1'Ii:1'11 's ' ff' ,v 5 4' I ' D ,I 1 ,V , Y Y I ' ' I I ' ' Maid of Honor MISS BONNIE FELKER Escorf MR. C. L. JOHNSON MAY COURT 1955 MR. RONALD GREEN King MISS CAROLYN KENDRICK Queen JVVLI JUNIORS ....................,.. P s , SENIORS .......,,..,............ MISS MARIAN METTS MR. SHERRILL DALLAS MISS MARY ALICE THOMAS MR. EUGENE CABANISS SENIOR AND JUNIOR ATTENDANTS MISS ADELINE HITE MR. JOHN DAVID TEAOUE MISS SHIRLEY SMITH MR. DANNY STEEN 'P A-I ri ,, 'XX I ix 1 I jx N L I . X' Q Y 5 , Q K I f I 4 SOPHOMORES .........,......... MISS SUZANNE ALEXANDER MR. GENE BAIN MISS SYLVIA STROUD MR. TONY RAMSEY XQVLQI SOPHOMCRE AND FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS - ' FRESHMEN .......,.....,...,.... MISS JOYE DEAN MR. JIMMY TIDMARSH MISS FRANCES PRINCE MR. KENNETH SPARKS Page Sixty-Se en 'W-gk , Whitmire Higlfs Midget Queen MISS BEVERLY ATKINS SPONSOR-MR. VICKIE BURRELL s yegm King And Queen Of Hearts MISS IQQQLYN KENDRICK MR. LOU McMURRY if gs: T HOMECGMING QUEEN Francine McMurfury was fhe Homecoming Queen of 1955. She was sponsored by Charles Rector. Hrwf, . Af, 9-f A HGMECOMING SPONSORS Left fo right: Judy Lindler, Carolyn Alverson, Francine McMurtury, Vivian Franklin, Shirley Smith Nadine O'ShieIds. MARSHALS Aflee Brown, Sylvia Hunnicuff June Raines, and Bonnie Felker were selected by the foculfy io serve as honor morslicls al lhe 1955 Groduafion Exercises. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Iwi' 5 Left lo right: JOANN BRAZELL, BOTH JETER, CORNELIA RISER 'Not i Y dl . X pc ure TRIBBLE DOUGLASS Each year tlzw P. 11.1. and Ilw Biographical lflub semi Izur girls of flu' rising Svnior riass to Girls' Sintra 'flu' Iwo lmys :rim fzttvnd Buys' Stun- fm' spmisurwl by flu' Lifrrrs fflulr and the ,lI1'Yl'l't'S. During ilu' luvflf they arc' thcfrv. ilu' ffirls mul lr in -1 1 F nys stiuiy mul ,rm-:if-ipate golf rnmr nt. I DECLAM AT ION Francis Douglass won firsf place in the dislricf and received an excel- lenf raling in fhe Sfafe Declamafion Conlesf held al fhe Universily of Soulh Carolina lasf spring. His speech was The Big Parade. be STATE MENTAL CONTEST Each year lhe sfudenfs wifh high averages go fo Columbia fo fake fhe Sfafe Menfal exams. Those placing in The highest 70 percenf This year were Nancy Jordan and Beverly Williams. Left fo righf: Sylvia Hunnicuff, Francine McMuriury, Beverly Williams, Joann Brazell, John D. 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