Dreher Class of '57 donates Moving in Life
Warner M. Montgomery warner@thecolumbiastar.com

In celebration of their 50th Reunion, the Class of 1957 donated a sculpture and a time capsule to Dreher High School. On December 6, Robin Jones, artist, placed his sculpture, Moving Life, in the Media Center of the new Dreher High School. Enclosed in the base of the sculpture is a time capsule scheduled to be opened in 2057, 100 years after the 220 members of the Dreher Class of 1957 graduated.

Moving in Life, ceramic sculpture created by Robin Jones for Dreher High School Present at the ceremony were (l-r, seated) Carolyn Davis Riser, Mary Lue Long Finch, and Rosa Thornton Cherry, (standing) Warner Montgomery, Ron Slice, Tom Davis, Carole Crolley, Betty Farmer Jones, Jim Cherry,Mary Alva Roof Hornsby, Bud Tibshrany, Robin Jones, Sara Sturdivant Kirby, Lee Floyd, Bill Chisolm, Bob Lown, Betsy McCarley Archer, Henry Asbill, and Walter Chastain.