Bennettsville High School - Spectator Yearbook (Bennettsville, SC)

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Q ' 5.6. 4 l K - V -1 4 t f7 AMff4 ..'y ' ' Q5 www HAH MQW' M, 5 ' ,A-, 4 'Fw' WW. ,,, q , . , E 'I 'N ef' W SM F . I . igyfy NI M W JU f Q5 ff Riff . I :Q L. Y f.-.F , . . -H , 1. -1. 'il The SPECTATOR Published by The Journalism Club Bennettsville High School Bennettsville, South Carolina FQREWORD As you turn the pages of this 1960 yearbook, may you find friends, scenes, and activities which have made this a happy school year. We would like to-recall the games, the studies, and the work in which you have participated. We have tried to make this book a memory book, which pictures everyone in f th h l ear, and the school, a history book, which recalls all the events o e sc oo y a story book, which is a story of the school, its Work, and its -activities. Our hope is that you will be pleased with this record and that it will offer you memories which will be cherished through the coming years. Q ww ,wf f . www. V ,gm 4 Q 13- V, in ' ' - W ,,0:,,,W, :WV--Q J Q , if ,,,, N'.,.M.. 7 ' rf .QS-u , ff Hlhv I 4 . Ann yf 94 nn. 'U WE the 1960 Spector. She has not only given tirelessly of her tinfie and talents, but has also set by her everyday living, standards of character and moral integrity sel- dom surpassed. For your understanding and devotion, for your unparalleled spirit of leadership and guidance, for your love for us and our school, We feel quite priv- ileged to show our appreciation to Mrs. Julian Hamer with this dedication. To one who is more than worthy, we proudly dedicate KEY INFLUENCES IN OUR DEDICATE X LIVES It would be impossible to repay him for his willing cooperation and unselfish service which he has given most freely toward the advancement and betterment of our school. For his fair play both on the athletic field and in the classroom, for his endless patience and in- terest toward those whom he instructs, for his good sense of humor and friendly smile, we would like to ex- press our feeling of gratitude by humbly dedicating the 1960 Spectator to Mr. .Tim Fraser. f'9x - T, .... f FRCM TH E STAFF .L-an fgg' L 252, , wr., V , fr z lfy , V ff, ., , ' 'L 7 4 ,f ' ff- ff - f I W g, ,, f is is pg ff fig ffw 1 if X , fy '- , ,, f w 1 '2 : 5T3ALHER ill-Iii f u- K. V TABLE OF CONTENTS W Q Ad ....... Advertisem 'EZ H vs V2 2 -Qghtpfga Q X- QA A5391 v ,N fx' 1 X X X! Wifdff Y FACULTY , fu MR. MIKE CASKEY, SUPERINTENDENT5 MR. BURL ALLEN, PRINCIPAL Bennettsville High School is fortunate to have a Principal We of B.H.S. are especially proud of our superior adrninis and Sing,-I-rintendent who are ever striving to make Bennetts- trators and faculty. They continue now, as in the past, to vil-IC I Ligh the best high school possible. Their aim is to supervise the education of Bennettsville's youth and thereby pf, gin an enriched and well-rounded curriculum to meet contribute immeasurably to the structure of our democracy. dl ,weeds of every pupil. clmlw MRS JOHN KINNEY MRS- M-El PADGETT MISS JENNY PARKER MISS EUNICE REESE MRS. W.C. WHITNEF English, Latin English, Speech English English French, History The leaders of our educational growth The study of literature leads to adventure and excitement. umnnmwwxm English is the center of the high school curriculum. For the student who will complete his formaleducation with his diploma, for the student who will en- ter the business world with marketable skills, and for the student who will continue his studies in higher institu- tions of learning, there is a special place in the program of our English Department. Virginia Ann and Barbara display scroll. B.H.S. offers the students two foreign languages. To present the Latin language as a basis of English word studies and to emphasize correct grammatical usage in English, to give students a glimpse of early Roman history with comparison between the ancient and the modern life, and to develop the ability to read and understand Latin - these are the objectives of the Latin courses. The purpose in studying the French language is to lay a solid foundation in hearing, speaking, read- ing, writing, and to understand and appreciate the people of France and their contributions to world culture. The science department of B.l-LS, is one of the most active in the school. Comprised of general science, biology, and chemistry, it of- fers almost any type a student could desire. Through the various science courses students acquire knowledge which will give them an adequate background for further study or for the everyday needs of life in the present century when science becomes more and more impor- tant to the average man. 1.4 4.4 Mrs. Calhoun helps with last minute research. MRS. R.E. THOMPSON Science MRS. SANFORD LEE Chemistry I 'W GUN? C . M faux YK MRS. JOHN CALHOUN Librarian . iii? U ,gs Mr. Flint works with an experiment. The library is one of the many services offered the students of our school. It has a reference room in which stu- dents may do research and quiet study. The library subscribes to 30 current magazines, a daily newspaper, the lo- cal newspaper. Of the 2,400 books in the library approximately 200 have been added this year. These include both fiction and factual books. These books are available to all students of B.H.S. for use in educational purpose and for pleasure reading. The library is open to all students six periods each day. MRS. RALPH KELLY Science .M 1 .fa 4f 'U't+ V 1 H' -444 41 AW Mm on, . av MRS. W.F. TATUM MR. EARL HUGGINS MRS. IOI-IN FREEMAN MRS. IULIAN HAMER Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Commercial Subjects Leppy, what is the degree of the angle? During this era of increased interest in mathematics, B.l-I. S. Math Depart- ment is continually improving. The opporttmities in this field of studyrange from a basic coLu'se in general mathe- matics to an advanced study in geom- etry and trigonometry. The courses are varied to give the students a rea- soning ability, an understanding of everyday arithmetic problems, a foundation for higher mathematics, and a sample of advanced math. Anne types a letter. R. The Commercial Department offers the student training in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. Business students are trained inthe operation of busi- ness machines, duties of clerical workers, and per- sonality and correct dress for business. Students type all kinds of material: authenic office corre- spondence, manuscripts, letters, cards and envel- opes. -4 aa ' X , , V sa I , - Social studies give the students a background for understanding important past and current events5 they also promote comprehensive read- ing. Social studies parallel English and lan- guages in that while a student studies English and French literature he is studying World his- tory5 and while he studies American literature, U. S. history. Do you really think it's done? MR. TOMMY I-IUFFMAN MISS PATRICIA PLETY Agriculture Home Economics MR. L. D. ATIGNS Band Director ,Jh- MISS ANNETTE CARROLL Social Studies ,avi ,-su, Jew' In social studies we travel around the world I-Iomemaking is an art requiring spe- cialization in the basic essentials of homemaking. Home Economics is certainly a worthwhile endeavor for any high school girl. The vocational agriculture program has shown much progress in both quan- tity and quality. Each person in this course is offered special training in the vocational field. MR. JIM FRASER Social Studies N N A if K P ,, 'i 'Q nu-nn-ff . ' , 'vw Z, X-az, 'XLLV E31 lllif 4 Q 45. Ill ACTIVITIES W ,f 1 Z W, X I Q 1 W ,- , , Qi! AQK 1 X: Q 3 'U k ..- -of +4 ,af gl W- -4-.sg Proof Readers and Art Committee: Sally Rogers, Anne Lindsay, Sally Gunn, Vera Parrish, Cynthia Mishoe, Tommy Wimberly QNot Picturedj. The staff has worked very hard on the 1960 Spectator buthas enjoyed every moment spent in its preparation. We have worked strenuously to give you an accurate account of the wonderful memories of school days at Bennettsville High School. However, the experience gained from planning and editing this yearbook has been one of the happiest of our lives. JCDLIRNALISM FIRST ROW: Nicky Herndon, Church Whitner, Louis Breeden, Bill Barrington, john D. Fowler, Chris Fields, Margaret Ayers, Linda Parham, joe Usher, Anne Lindsay Joanne Riddle, Mary Mitchell, Linda Htunphries, Doris l Creech, Frances Hollis, Sue Moodey, Linda Gayle Wood- Mrs. Julian Hamer, Advisor, Miss jenny Parker, Advisor, Frances Hollis, Editor, Joe Usher, Business Manager, Louis Breeden, Assistant Editor, Mr. L. D. Atkins, Advisor. .,.,4,Q Lua bury, Henrietta Griffin, Mary Myers, Cynthia Mishoe, Betty Ftmderburke, Vera Parrish, Peggy Driggers, Mildred Hyatt, Vivian Dees, Sally Gunn, Sara Frances Cockfield, Martha Usher, Leppy Evans, Sally Rogers, Emily Redding. MW 4 ' x w4fN.,,. li.. I .. ,QA W, .. R . wg., UWM vw 2414 Y WN. MK Emily Redding, Co-Editor of Green Wave, Martha Usher, Editor of Green Wave, Betty Funderburke, Business Man- ager of Green Wave. The Green Wave appeared on the school scene this year with an entirely new look. Last year's mirneographed form was replaced with newsprint and photographs. ILUB EDITORS: Church Whitner, Linda Humphries, fiary Mitchell, Sally Rogers, Leppy Evans, Doris Creech, ohn D. Fowler. X, , . , ff! The staff sponsored the Miss Bennettsville High School beauty contest to secure funds for the publications. TYPISTS: Henrietta Griffin, Mildred Hyatt, Peggy Driggers, Mary Myers, Linda Woodbury, Vivian Dees, Sara Frances Cockfield, Joanne Riddle. , , ' 3!f4 e lg, ' .1 5, 9 - 'wi G , X - g . . 1 1 V 1 -I 1 4 ,JE C TUDE J ff JIMMY MCCOLL President - FRANCES HOLLIS ANNE LINDSAY Secretary Treasurer JIMMY WYNN Vice-President FIRST ROW: Jimmy McColl, Jimmy Wynn, Frances Hollis, THIRD ROW: Tommy Wimberly, Joe Usher, Alex Miller, Anne Lindsay. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Ann Hunter, Louisa Norman Vaughan, Matt May, Jimmy Spears. Jernigan, Gladys Thompson, Emily Redding, Joanne Riddle. CCUNCIL The daily chore of these Student Council members is to set the pace with jazz to the delight of every- one. Busy as little beavers are these members working earnestly on an inspirational Religious Emphasis program. Each day the doors of amusement are unlocked bringing to our stu- dent body the pleasures of recrea- tion. - I ,., EMILY REDDING President MATT MAY Vice-President MARTHA USHER Secretary NANCY USHER Treasurer MRS. KINNEY Sponsor BETA CLUB The Skit Committee plans our convention skit. Since we have been in the winning column for twelve years, we are entering Melodies without competition. 1 'Matt May was narrator to further his candidacy for State President. if , ww n I The Green Dragon Committee sponsors a night club talent show in which anyone may participate. One purpose is to discover and bring to light hidden talentg the other is to raise funds for the con- vention trip. vf f 4. 4 S7 490' M. is uns on , 'Q iQ .ff W? Q sf 9' 'g Y? I , ..n,.g. my . . ,... xv was ' 3 i -vv+, -.- . 1' .V . , , . ' 5, 1 4. ,war , ,n- A .Q 4- .-.a 1 OFFICERS Nancy Usher, Librariang Libby Awbrey, Secretary, Elizabeth Rogers, Treasurer, Sara Ellen Freeman, Librarian, Martha Usher, Secretary, Betty Funder burke, Field Captain, Gene Moore, Vice-President, John D. Fowler, President. MR. L. D. ATKINS Band Director BETTY FUNDERBURKE Drum Majorette B. H. . AN MAI ORETTES Marsha McManus, Mary Myers, Barbara Moore, Betty Funderburke, Patty Lou Matheson, Lana Talbert, Nancy Usher. 1 - f ik 1 ,if 'Sr li..-'- IE To stimulate school spirit, few things are so effective as the crisp notes of a march orithe mellow theme of an over- ture played by the high school band. The B,H. S, Band par- ticipates in many activities. Playing for parades each year, for the football games, for school assemblies, and for its yearly concerts keeps the band well occupied and at the same time gives it that warm feeling of satisfaction that comes with service rendered. For the fourth consecutive year the band has marched off SENIORS FIRST ROW: Cynthia Mis- hoe, Anne Lindsay, Mary Myers, Henrietta Griffin, Sara Frances Cockfield, Emily Redding , Linda Glynn Humphries. SECOND ROW: Sally Gunn, Mildred Hyatt, Chris Fields, Martha Usher, Betty Ftmderburke, Gene Moore, John D. Fowler. ,s gr, BLOCK B CLUB 1 The Block B Club is composed of members who have won their letters by participating in one of the inter- scholastic sports during the year or in cheerleading. Football players and cheerleaders begin practicing in August, basketball, trck, and baseball players begin practicing later. Along with the hard work of practicing, there is always some fun. Each year the football squad is honored with a banquet given by the Jaycees and Kiwanis. All of our sports, both for boys and girls, were played with good sportsmanship and friendly rivalry. President, jimmy McColl, Secretary-Treasurer, Frances I-Iollis, Vice-President, Carl Redding. Norman Vaughn, Tommy Fleming, Freddie Powell, Beaver Ronnie Bonds, Joe Usher, Matt May, Martha Usher, Patty Lou Hammond, Ted Thompson, jimmy McColl, Billy Gilbert, Matheson, Jimmy McKellar, Tommy Gibson, Carolyn Quick, Nicky Herndon, Carl Redding, Tommy Wimberly, Donald Elizabeth Moore, Frances Hollis, Leppy Evans, Curt Martin, King, Gene Moore, Bill White, jimmy Clyburn, David Usher, Peggy Stubbs, Mary Myers, Mary Mitchell, Anita Joye, Vera Iimmy Wynn, E.j. Mumford, Dougie McLain, Ervin Powers, Lainey. C AQ, A 5 a, ,ll , , , un gm P .Q 231'-'-Q t' -. . V 1 s Q ,Y . nr .f ' 1 ' l ,, s lf A stitch in time Vickie Mehring, Betty Lou Freeman, Gloria Ervin, Pat Free- man, Elizabeth Norris, lean Skipper, Nella Grace Crowley, Payne Usher, Rae Poison, Eunice Pearce, Dorothy Quick, Betty jane McCaskill, Naomi McLean, Doris Creech, Betty joe Maness, Dottie Brock, Karen McLendon, Wanda Wallace, Mildred jones, Barbara Woodham, Betty Crowley, Cathy Smith, Linda Grooms, Betty Helen Jones, Marsha Driggers, Jo Anne Perhealth, Mary Helen Sellars, Patsy Jordan, Elaine Ingalls, How does it taste? saves nine. Sue Knotts, Donna Lawrance, Rosie Lee Pate, Mildred Virginia 0 F Brock, Geraldine Pope, Pat Gainey, Barbara Ann Herndon, Linda Norris, Celeste Potter, Ellen Moody, Betty McColl, Darlene Taylor, Betty Ann O'Tuel, Barbara Hyatt, Ann Spears, Faye Driggers, Bobbie Carol Thames, Annette Nolan, Elizabeth Newton, Mary Ellen Pruitt, Linda Leviner, Polly Pruitt, Patricia Miunford, Lind Therrell. y y, ayys J My P M IFE' ,,,. ..-- i in 1 iiiim lil if l - -if I B 1:1-I 1- LATIN C QV W' V V .Q AA Q 1 A l , y '- , VVV.-,A , - I ' , A F ' ,f ' V f Charles Hollis ---- ------ P resident , ' ...- ' john Hugh Moody --V -- Vice -President WM g.,,...,V....... V ' r ' Anita Ioye -------- --------- S ecretary j, N V V A - I ,A as Olin Covington ---- ---------- - - Treasurer 0 , E V , V , , , I ff Judy Stokes ----- ---- A ssistant Treaswer C Ll , f , sy 1 A , 'fi V W , h N , , 5 V, ,V xx: ,Q ' 1 it I is The Latin Club, exponent of classical culture, stages a ban- quet each year in true Roman style. One of the features is the dedication dance shown here. Other activities include group attendance at two movies with an ancient setting, celebration of the Saturnalia, trip to the Latin Forum at Winthrop College, and a lecture on Rome with slides and souvenirs. Sonny Covinton, jack Parrish, Dennis Bozard, Charles Town- send, Johnny McBride, Ervin Powers, Wesley Bliss, Ray Steele, Billy Hinson, Bobby Muldrow, Ronnie Bonds, Vincent McLean, Bob Wells, Johnny Crosland, John Kinard, jim Miller, Gene Crosland, Michael O'Tuel, Robert Earl Driggers, Olin Coving- ton, Hampton Mclntyre, Eugene Driggers, Vera Lainey, Bar- bara Huggins, Diana Leviner, Linda Norris, Gail Reardon, Lucy Mills, Lynn Mitchell, Anne Pelham, Carol Herndon, Judy Stokes, Elizabeth Midgley, Talbot Malcolm, Brenda Hubbard, jean Brogdon, Sylvia Bullard, Helen Holloway, joan Brogdon, Brenda Adams, Patricia Cottingham, Vickie Fields, Anita Joye, Virginia Cummings, Anne Flemming, Glenda Grant, Annie Sue Hayes, Marianne Hollis, Beck Hall Alexandra Corradi, Suzanna Dunbar, Allen Gibbes, Lana Tal bert, Marsha McManus, Patty Lou Matheson, Barbara Moore, David jenkins, Nicky Drake, Dougie McLean, Charles Hollis Mike Sigman, john Hugh Moody, Jack Dunston, Thomas Martin. .Q .-if Q - 'V' - - . .A 1, fs-, A .. . , , V V l .K A g ,L f f.,,34Q4'-g.. 7 -'7'---2'-s-'V '- ,.a ni, Fl ' 11-,1,rVVV',,V,m1g-ning, r-.. A , f. T . 4: 4 -,Y - yrs, A,' 4. FUTURE TEACHERS .1-11 - - 7 ,, , ,,Z,,,,qT-454, F AMERICA Elizabeth Rogers, Vice-President Vivian Dees President- 7 7 Sara Ellen Freeman, Secretary, Julia Breeden, Historian, Em ily Re dding , Tre a.surer. Emily shows us how it is done. Our chapter of the Future Teachers of America was installed this year at Bennettsville High School main- ly to promote interest in the teaching field. Bennet- tsville appreciates and respects the forty-one mem- bers of the club and gives full support to enable them to continue their progress. Miss jenny Parker is the Future Teachers' Advisor. Phyllis Liles, Marion Bradshaw, Elizabeth Moore, Carolyn Ellen Freeman, Nancy Kennington, Peggy Driggers, Emily Red Quick, Sherry Justice, Mary Myers, Henrietta Griffin, Sally ding, Martha johnson, Carol Weaver, Libby Awbrey, Brenda Liles Gtmn, Betty Funderburke, Vera Parrish, Sally Rogers, Anne Jeanette Sigman, Gail Stanton, Fayne Usher, Nella Grace Crow Lindsay, Cynthia Mishoe, Joe Usher, Chris Fields, Frances ley, Joyce Cole, Linda Parham, Margaret Ayers, Leppy Evans Hollis, Julia Breeden, Mary Mitchell, Elizabeth Rogers, Sars Miriam Graham, Carolyn Haywood. f Fw ,QV fb A3 llllll ,af-l' -V lillllllllllll sf FIRST ROW: Wayne Perhealth, Roy Sweatt, Cecil Rogers, ND ROW: Charles Bethea Billy Crouse, Jack Monore. SECO , Billy Crowley, Larry Sheppard, Johnny Quick, Tommy Sim- mons, Russell Mumford, Melton Pruitt, Ed Liles. THIRD ROW: Mr. Huffman, Tillman Northan, Martin Kinard, johnny Odom. FOURTH ROW: Carroll Thames, James Freeman, James Grooms, Duncan Chapman, Shelby Quick, Harry Peterson, Tommy Boney, Ronnie Herndon, Kenneth Woodham. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ..-f 14 if iv IT iiilil lagq, still.--f 'fA!::-3V l Making a pole barn on a scale model. Page Thirry Tommy Boney, Sentinel, Tillman Northam, Reporter, Johnny Odom, Treasurer, Martin Kinard, Vice-PreSid'ent Roy Sweat, Secretary, Mr. Huffman, Advisor. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Peggy Driggers --------- President Mildred Hyatt ----- Vice -President Linda Norris ---------- Secretary Elizabeth Norris ------- Treasurer Hellen Holloway GFFICE STAFF Nancy Bailey, Alexandra Corradi, Patricia Cottingham, Dianne Coy ington, Betty Crowley, Dianne Driggers, Dorothy Cumbey, Suzanna Dunbar, Joyce Gibson, Gail Grooms, Beck Hall, Carol Herndon, Car olyn Haywood, Shirley Hyatt, Dianne Leviner, Diane Leviner, Pat- ricia McLain, Donnie Miles, Judy Miles, Lucy Mills, Lynn Mitchell, Betty Anne O'Tuel, Doris Jean O'Tuel, Anne Pelham, Celeste Potter Carolyn Quick, Gail Reardon, Jeanne Smith, Judy Stokes, Frances Whitner, Linda Woodberry, and Barbara Woodharn. The purposes of the Library Club are: to acquaint more thor- oughly students with library services, resources, and proce- duresg to create wider interest in good books and reading, to raise the prestige of the school library. Each member spends one period each week helping in the library by checking out books, fixing bulletin boards, servicing books, etc. I C. CAFETERIA . Qi is 2 f' -f X J, , .wc .1 , - 'ff ' L f' T- 1.1J53'.,1' -,.,. . ,za X ,A . . , V 51. 1 f 7 f I N 'f :lj ,L .Af ' , I a X fy.. V a N? r x 6 Q Mrs. Sally Mayer and her helpers. P1'eP211'9d for the 93Y19- Poge Thirty-One 1: f- 4 W , ffm - i':.,- V -M-' 41-?. ' , , ' 4 , Y .1 if-5 - ' ' ' ' . ' img we as 2 ATHLETICS 4,-,WA wr ,,.. ,L kv J ,gs va my-fy ' ,ps , -1- , 5' ,. fu- ' in ,rl 114' N 3, 'W yn . it , Q, E .9 if .W -e 542 mf p, ' A , W Q ,KN 5 A 4 Q Q 1 , A , '14, 'A 11 5 wr ,-W - . An innovation this year was the selection of the most valuable cheerleader based on interest, ef- fort, effectiveness, and cooperation. Each cheer- leader had an opportunity during the year to show her ability at several games, and the selection was made by the coaches, faculty sponsors, and the cheerleaders themselves. Leppy Evans, a Veteran of three years, was chosen for this honor. The important goal to a B.l-l. S. cheerleader is victory. She cheers for her te am to do its best, and often she is rewarded with the Gremlins' luck being no less than victory. Whether or not the victory became ours, we were always proud of our team and school. Mary Mitchell, Leppy Evans, Curt Martin. FIRST ROW: Mary Mitchell, Leppy Evans, Curt Martin. SECOND ROW: Anita Ioye, Carolyn Quick, Elizabeth Moore, Darby Breeden, Peggy Stubbs. ll .i?,,ffuQl 'S 1 X 1' as-4354-R W ff .3-ffm. ' :fy tk. .g,- ,gat v p ,,?m.,m.N . . , if ' it ' rr is r 4s,,,6.., A. .3 Sie' - Z -S E 'M GO GREMLINS GO 'V of EW 'I fx: fx SQ f If 'f f ?f-I 3 T lffwf 'Q.j f' I f hu? 2-I ' ' f , ,. Wi , v, mf - , , ,,,,f,,. -I , af. If I any :fm 3 Km' wwf-nv' f f Wann X ' Q9 1 I K! Q-ff th. 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If ,I SQUEAKYN GILBERT ff' : ,,i I U 'fwfwfffiff f .g J Vivid-3' 1 f 'fwfwffz ,f ' ,fw... , I ,,.i,, f., f . -,,f ,fge,, QV 3:4-ggzifwiif V' ' V ,4, , f f , , , fggfqggi' ,I JIMMY WYNN 31 . ,A N W1 B 1 9 Y sv fs 5 it if I -. 1.5 Mi l .. , .fy 4143? . W, 214 I Y' , .V P f an .,. V: I, ,fr W J' If-' 1 'Q 1.5135 ':f5'. -VTIQL. MWII4' f, 1 If wa. Jos Usx-ma Manager 4, , BILLY CROWLEY . Manager h f m' , '1 ' A 6' Q NIC KY 5 7' , 4,fSvq'!Qjf 1 4 7 fi , X . in 1 5 Wg gf, , Mia 6 4 4 14 , M , 9 ' , 6 7 4 2.4 ' ,p ,. , , 1 f . 'mf N f m',h,M.,,,, ,A ' , m , W V ,ff ff, V. wmyc.. ,M v,, fra, . M , ,rf Zlwxfi ga -4 , mf V' ' ':'45'?a ' .w-ri , H bm, 5 I' 3 4 5933 ,V w?fg,4 g,g,,f: , V115 ' -M Q 5' 'M 411 , , gi, - fffa WZTXLW - i7',:9 www A, ' , J W- -. .:, :f -ifffmzp-.s?-gf' L ,, '- 14,-23.,awi5 ' 33? I-fl? initial? p w. 'V I 3 ... fr 'lg 'Pte-:-.i vm . I F. 1' ' , 1-. 5 ' 1 '-N FW-f-:fv'. ,. M: ,- f-1-L. M. I -TK-v-yr 1141, -' 'A-'Cv - , nf 1-, va---, -fb .,,:, . 1-Q 1 v A, '4,,.,..:- X Q ,f f'-- f 1 ,'1'EX5Vi Z'L if' ' 1 f' - V , fi 41-V ..,. :,...,531ga1. 1-, ,, -SQMJLX -,, .., N , 1' f- Y ' 493 'L - -..I ,,f . T, 'fy 'L' V .' A-.5 I, 5. , gf.-- H. Y' A , , 'I ' W FGOTB LL STARS CDF I96O BEST SPORTSMANSHIP Jimmy McColl A' ,, f, ,.,.,, N,4,A.h.fw f 5, 1 , my -22.15 , 5,1155 MQ wf s 5 a i .. ,, X .-,- . .- MZZZL' 1fi.:w.:':4m-MLW 12:4-2,...1:' IPP 222 vm, f f ' 7 ,A 1 ,f , 3, K CO-CAPTAINS Bill White, jimmy McColl, Squeaky Gilbert jj! AAL, ' I! f Page Thirty-Eight MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Squeaky Gilbert w Q yr 1 ,,. z, , W, f .,,'. 3 f. 34? f gl, fb , I got him now, boys. '7 4 X 3 94 If 1 7 I'n+ I, r , at s K ,ft t X il Don't just stand there! Let us in on the secret. Bill 's determined ! 1' f that Smith ga . Page Thirty-Nne .W ,-f., ,-:K , v -a ,V , 'S 'ff' ,A in Mil ,W E aw, il QQ Q W' .fd-.zw ' I - xr, , Q Nik na 1 ,V ,k.,. V , W 'K W 1 QA 1 Lf , 3 11 .......-Ti. All the girls playing basketball this year exerted an extra bit of effort for their coach, Earl Huggins. By midseason the Gremlinettes had a three-five win- loss record. Each girl displayed good sportsmanship and team work in the games played. The team will lose three of its first string players, Martha Usher, Joanne Riddle, and Frances Hollis. VERA LAINEY Forward JOAN NE RIDDLE Guard MARTHA USHER Forward GLADYS THOMPSON Guard 'K' SENIORS SENIORS Martha Usher, Joanne Riddle, Frances Hollis. FRANCES HOLLIS Forward PATTY LOU MATHIESON Guard -J! M GREMLINS SENIORS Jimmy Wynn Bill Barrington Ted Thompson Jimmy McColl Nicky Herndon Sque aky Gilbert A little higher, Squeaky The boy's Varsity Basketball team open ed the season with the first conference game with I-lartsville. The new coach, Mr. Jim Fraser, began the year with much spirit. As the season progressed operation and teamwork, and the boys played hard and improved steadily. the team learned the importance of co- w,,,,,,r an VLV, 5 'J ww! I ,ff ,lf ,ir , f ,V fm ,y ,V M f., Xi -x. 1 . 54 . T X417 ,, 5 Q? 1 r ' ,V ti 5 ,f W ugfl az?-6 EAL ' 3 FIRST ROW: Robert Driggers, jimmy McKellar, Ronnie McColl, Nicky Herndon, Ted Thompson, Squeaky Gilbert Bonds, Sonny Melton, Norman Vaughan, Buddy Bundy. joe Usher, Manager. SECOND ROW: jiinmy Wynn, Bill Barrington, jimmy Coach Jim Fraser Squeaky Gilbert ww- Q Emily Redding, Score Keeper joe Usher, Manager f .54 12 ,'z :3 'fm I .jx J. 5 -6 '1 'Vw Q 'V ' 'p'-1. A1i'ff'g.,'f' nk? '21l,..,'s,.5-3 4 l - , 1-im Q lf' -n. We-., Lf: V. A 4 vfmp Md.m,,a - ,t 6, -pw FIRST ROW: Bill White, jimmy McColl, Jimmy Wynn, SECOND ROW: Buddy Bundy, Joe Moore, Tillman Northan, Ted Thompson, Tommy Gibson, E. I. Mumford. Nicky Herndon, Nathan Crowley, Benny McColl. .QV r , J' 'X E COACH JIM FRASER BASEBALL , . . . to every student and teacher a true friend and helper is joe Usher, who faithfully participates in the different phases of activities in B.I-I. S, To him we all say Thank you, Joe, for the nice work and helping hand. JOE USHER, MANA GER ? 41:9 Bef -F Q? 1 XN f . it V n I I ,ZA 'fff 'D .,.:f , 1 ,UK,, - .V , ,V-1 ,. . ,Y NICKY HERNDON BILL WHITE JIMMY WYNN Yes Sir! We 're gonna win. wbww Www Ki.'j..m1' - , 'nw af-wir' ,-If wg ' . A ' ' , ' lf, QQ, ' 'f','v-f,!,. '-I' 5' I 4 TED THOMPSON JIMMY MCCOLL TILLMAN NORTI-IAN AW: .. 'fwfr N Q w W V L ,731 If ' A? I 'n it pf, , - V' ,M , ,, .- wrt'- . if '5' I 5 , 4 ki 'D lu' ' gb 4, ,f -sff , . ,, V . J . ,wh Ms. ,. 5 . N TOMMY GIBSON BENNY MCC OLL I X , at . N.: . , -'L Y V I., 4 - v P , g I 'w- f' . f'-.. . - , I , 'Wil-Xi, TENN S f' i Gels is :N Friends before the match. The Three Stooges The Old Pro Himself LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen McLendon, Carolyn Quick, Louisa Vera Lainey, Charles Hollis, Bill Barrington, Olin Covington Jernigan, Elizabeth Moore, Dianne Simons, Frances Hollis. Nicky Drake. -. GOLF TE M ,ff U, Ervin Powers, Tommy Fleming, jimmy McKellar, Ronnie Bonds, Nic , Herndon, Norman Vaughan, Gene Moore, Donald King, Coach Huggins TRACK TE M FIRST ROW: jim jenkins, Benny McColl, jimmy McColl, cent McLean, Bill White, Nicky Herndon, joe Usher jimmy Nolan, jimmy Wynn, Ted Thompson, Buddy Bun- Sonny Melton, Gene Moore. dy. SECOND ROW: Carl Redding, R.L. Rogers, Vin- -f 1 f 9 Ccfif, X . . I FEATURES '? '1 ' 4., A? W- -f-, ' ' Mr' , ,, ,, -I 'A x,-F,-v f -M' ,,,-::QN:---'A'l-V ,,,, 4' Y -e-. YVVV f - H-.zz 4,49 , , V -1 -,A x l LOUIE BREEDEN Those students who in any curricu- lum have attained a four year aver- age of ninety are recognized by the school as honor students. In the class of 1960 those who have attain ed the ninety average are all in the College Preparatory curriculum. These students are Louis Breeden, John D. Fowler, Vera Parrish, Emily Redding, Sally Rogers, and Church Whitner. SALLY ROGERS , , , XX! ww , AQ' ' M X5 14531 jpg f ,jg-zgffzeff fl j V if f ',fk' 1 r r --',, i ' ,Li 1, ..',. -' ff,' gg 5.-eff Q, V is L R ' r,i, a q Poge Fifty HO OR STUDE T JOHN D. FOWLER VERA PARRISH EMILY REDDING CHURCH WI-IITNER uw' ,ua in i 2 V' 1 1 S i ERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI FINALISTS Louis Breeden and John D. Fowler hold the distinction of having outscored some fellow seniors in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. f 1 M,- , ,W 1 KNEW, '12 ' W' U' 'ir- ,kkl J dh. ,M 4A, vA -MWWWFM A,,N . , W ,,, V , N-, , F 'Q A.-...W fffrwf 3 3 i f J , I- - ,-f','- w , f- - f v7,k's?29f4m M-1 fag A K B ffiif 1 , .f 3. ,V V V V 4 M! V4 V,ViA5,, ,. ,. , .. Frances Hollis , 1 J ga 1 f, ff. w 1 ,, f .. 'f ' . , 'Qv 1 . ' 5 V M-....- V3 V V FI 5, N, I R, , 6 , ,,,.: ,,.. V. I V , 'K ff ww 'lf , ' 5 ,- , ' ' . , ,Q - : J. V' i . , .1 f, , G ,V ug. , 4 4 ,n ,,, A '33, ,M sVhL my in , ,, , fb T 'Tig ,A M5 lx W 4 V- ,I rg A .a- ' Lf? -1 ' W ' W' 1 1 , A W .f , .. ' I A 1 , ' vw' ' 5 4' , av l. 2 J , 1. : f ' f5N. f Sri, 'f 'i ' 0 1 ,V f- Q-Digi' LQ '- 'P5iiv ' mv .x ? -YT ?'fMT.f A 'I .,.!'. M if-bv' ' fi:--na , xiwBX'mx -D ,- M X K V..-1,,,w . . f Ugg 1 ,. V, ,, ,VVV g -fu HLA, r, , . . ,, ,. -.-, - , 'm Q24 fx, ' m y '7 7- L, Q 5 Y if : 5 2 Q 5 z ' f 2,l E312 v F -lj 5 Q. ELY TO SUCCEED Vera Parrlsh and Loule Breed ,, . . . , . .W,- Q ,, ,.,, .. ff ff , ,V I , .1ff4vA-M A -. . 4, ,,:1Mp:4V?ifl ,Vi ln, 4 , . .. - w,..W Uv Y' S O 5 3 x 1 D l ' N-'-' .nr NX, - . U1 f X1 ' uw. .X 7' .E s, '-E ,, if 25-D a mp, waz! X v g .J . A V, . V . X I 4 u . nk . '-- f ' I ,,'a, i Q - gd V X.-5. If-' . x ,- ,A XF. , C4 1 le' . . M. x .X ' ,XX 'X-J'k J li, Q ..c'1 P .nn -fx 'l 'n' sign, a- ,A'uI '5- 'X-X Q' ll. fax , A 4-ep .JN-f -3 a- !gl , Ox ,ig Q N51 ly 3 K 5 - 'si' , -...Jie E3-. . . A ,,'f,a.a! xg . 1 'W F. 'N aa B .-QQ-p': ,img .3 xV.'3.?,. 9 1 -' M . I ' ff' V- K t' A' ML' L'. :?F'N'sE,.S s.9'x1'. I Q in f fax- - a. fffjf 15 Reid' ' 55' U tv D. . . 5' 7.UY'm 1540 fxftym AL'L'X't.-fi' 4.51 efgfgyifg Eye H Eze S+ If eg rs is Ns If ' Qilf? :I sn, ig!! X L' xl. 'Ma 'fug- ' , Z Sp' ' 'Vw-F' 5 A gffggieix S o'l D 'I rf' ,N l'3. food L., MOQT DEPENDABLE Vivian Dees and Joe Usher X..- MOST TALENTED Betty Funderburke A Moore X,-111'-' 1- by 2 1,4 f,. 2 .VV A s, 1- 1-' LP. 'A my f 7-va 0 X . 5 , ,, 'Y f? ' 1' an Y 1 Q , A A-, W W M iw V4 X107 Z X , V, W x ggnm, i E V, VV,f ,,, ,V V , , H p Mgfghal1 'pg1?gf?2ma Jirnfffyy Wynn . -v. .V- 7 Lv, 'V ' ,' ff fa v Aww 4 17 Y, Ti? If' it ,rw 6 ,,,LL' ,L , ,Lai 'A ' flu Q 'J' F h Zgq, Q IJ' .gf r,0 tv .33 -r--sr 'QQP' X Y 5 Q Y 6 r, 4 5 ' A x x 4 QV si .-,x ...X- 5 32 Q ,rfA-' . X' xg 'Q Q fx Q? r X .1 ,-h- Q, VX ,ia M fx, 4 4' f4 'S '1 'Psi X 4-V , Lg Henriidttaf glriffin 1 1 1 f , f Vfy, ' 1451 is 1 if ,. if E :V i Eff W, I I if' 3 'wax A , V . y- ,j A . 'N C 5, va- fz wirw, ,A-ff' 'dvan new fm ff- vw-7 f ' If 1 ,73 ' , 7, QQ A, , My ,., 91,4 In ff W , f 1' , 'M 1,4 ff - f, -W -.- , C' , ,fy fy Q , W ,, , lbw, as I ,lj ,A I3 I, .W BARBARA MOORE Latin Club ,.,,, 25' BETTY IO MANESS F. H. A. ,,1---'lg MARGARET HOLLOWAY Beta Club LINDA PARHAM Future Teachers Club ,,N,x R19 IO-ANNE KINNEY LINDA WOODBERRY Band Library Club CURT MARTIN Block B Club fwfx ' MARGARET AYERS '6 F. F.A. Sweetheart :gi A .- ' sb ORS 3 3 J ' 4 f SPONSOR Q 61 ANNE and JIMMY PATTY LOU and JIMMY MARTHA and BILL Y' .gm .M .HL '-.MAL 1 JUDY and JOE ANNE and SQUEAKY GRACE and TOMMY My I 1 I 6 2, - I 9 9 Y I Z I 2 9 A ' f l I . ,.7,,1141f gg, i- ll, V W :Q- f f i I ' f 1 5 fifngxi ' y Mft 1 2 , If , Tj' , I rj' f V 1 fl I . - .4 ig QQ 'rj I I, f f . yylfff, ytlr 14 Ik, rtni , I . fr ,.A, ' y y .,, 5 ,VV , . ,fy 4 f, ff ' WW 4 I.Ii I ww f Q XX X 'Qt , . fww . 5' if I fi g , ,- ff' MISS HI MISS KING TEEN Each year Winthrop College honors outstanding girls of the Carolinas in a special edition of the Johnsonian and in a week end visit to the col- lege. Linda Woodbury was chosen to represent her class on the basis of leadership, character, and per- sonal attractiveness. Sponsored by Wofford College, the King Teen is chosen by the senior class on the basis of scholarship, dependability, and character. I-Ie is invited to spend a week end at the college to compete for a scholar- ship. Jirnrny McColl was chosen the 1960 King Teen of B. H. S, D. A. R. BEST CITIZEN Sally Rogers was chosen for the citi- zenship award sponsored bythe D, A, R, as the girl who best represents her class in dependability, service, and leadership. Nominations for this hon- or are made by the class and are voted upon by the faculty. QQ ww MISS BENNETSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Miss Sally Gunn was selected as Miss Bennettsville High School from twenty other contestants in a contest sponsored by The Green Wave. She was chosen for her poise, grace, and beauty. CARROUSEL PRINCESS Miss Mary Myers, Bennettsville's 1959 Carrousel Princess, partici- pated iii Charlotte's annual Car- rousel festivities. Mary was elect- ed Carrousel Princess by the high school senior girls. PgSTyFe 5. ,, fn..-e.. R 1. , ' ,,,.,., QL. ' rea-:Q ,A Q ,K 4:- , , V-,, '-f,..- . .9l'.c-vr..-11' .. -.,.... 5 . 'ii' ' ---:L N 444 f fi J . FOHQQ5 Aff 5 ' A .:'iQ5-1L- QQ gf' CLA SSES 'WQQI iifgiff bw W I A V ,, , , , f , U glam -33' f muff' f wif gaaifesifavg A N., - 15 x - Q ' . i W Q 3 Wye: ' on-an . was 21.9 ' W i E -. z S 1 V a my ' 'fyprs .W in 1-'ai' f Y ff sift' Xa 'S uns: J l 7 Ken Ainsworth Mike Anderson Nancy Bailey james Barnhardt Blanche Breeden Shirley Brigm an Elizabeth Bullard jimmy Chappelear Darlene Chavis J, L. Childress Ann Cole johnny Ray Cole Peggy Cole jerry Cope Brenda Covington Eddie Covington Vickie Covington Linda Cox james Coxe Dottie Crosland 2 ss. Q Q 7 'z ,. audi. 15177 f Dorothy Anne Cumbey V. gi ' Y Therese Cummings Annie Driggers Dianne Driggers Cliff Dunston james Erwin Anne Everett Randy Fields Libby Finley jimmy Fowler Mary Alice Frazier Mary Freeman Myrtle Freeman Richard Freeman Joyce Gandy Margaret Gibson Gail Grooms Eddie Hailey Dana Haithcock Patricia Hartnett Linda Hayes Bobby Haywood David Herndon Eugene Herndon jimmy Herndon Billy Hodge Helen Hollis jimmy Horton ,, c OFFICERS Nickie Turner ----...... ...... T reasm-er Allen Rogers -----... ......... Pr esident Frances Whitner ---.-.. ........ R eporter Vickie Covington -------- - ViCe..P1-esident V SUB-FRE HME E I A , ..,....,, oi- ,K , , V 5, ,. W 5 Vw Yf , l , il, F f f f g, is 4 41'7f,Q-f F ff, 'W 3 v I., , ' i , 6, ,y , H fm' Q., y 'x , ' f ,,,,,,,, Q f- W f ,J F FY in 1, if Q . , 4 I 1 f' . lx Y uv -vf, N1 ,, V 'L T? f .1 gi, Nr Q ik , uf 1 ' I Q.. 1 fr V f F., ,. 'V Q M A g X , L NV M KIA, ff , , X , ,vi M, F ig F - n nw Q f F9 ' , 62.1 Z I A 'sf .1 I ' V, f, If A, J ,, ff M , I 4 X ' 'Mg' I L ' I QV! 'QM-f Y -L.-v K Ni, ,yy lr ,I I nw . I , fZ,4?'1l4?'- f,P f ff 'Wye' ' inf ' I M4 f f f' fr, 1 fro Kff , H y, 1 F y , ,,.. 4-.M ' 'aw ' 24, 4... f ,, ev' ,. i....,,,f 'Lf'--A 3 wvcyf f i f Wy A fff' f , ,sy 1 1 f , f, 4 ff L it 5. B 5X , ,Wa F MW ' 1 .. 2 1 5 f '71, W , ,,, an Q ' 11 KW' ' -ff--PM , iff Z f In ' We Ax 7 Q -aww 4 : f , 1 ff, ' ,Z H , QW! ,,V!,,,Z ,, , ,pf ,f f 1 2 x Richard Hubbard 4 V V. , if A , Kathy Humphries V I W , ' I V Shirley Hyatt ' My mf X I ' ' gy X .MW V V Ronald Jackson f Betty Jennings ' 'V 2, Carroll joye V V f , je an Kelly V ' Sylvia Kinard V , , VV V Mick6Y Lanai' A ' Z Neta Anne Lee ' VV V . M f- V VV Dianne Leviner ,tt f f . 3 , ,M Patricia Lowder ju A S wi , 1 l'jjfLle,'Q,' Charlie Lynch in T fr, A Eddy McCaskill N . X VV ' ' Rhonda McCaskil1 it f T' S, Patricia McLain 5 tag T R Roger McLean ' 'L f Vg, V f , Paul Moody V X I f V f 5 'H K' gf' ' , V Frances Moore 'K ' f' ' V Z Q V. V ,yyy 5, 'IV Paul Mumford ' ' 'jj' W , ,V ' Vyyf V V David Northam V Q f Connie Odom if A yy fai fy A Margaret Odom ' A 1 V I 'r Q ' 9 I V LW -',V M U T A f ' , ' ff , ,. V V V- V, V V ,.,f , VV V ,V I V VV V 'P 21 ' VV V '.' 1' i A n Y ' Ka-- if A - Q ty A T ' , ii ' W ' . , ' XV ' ,, f V A Curtis Williams 1 . V f if Rosa Williams f Raymond Woodle 4 H, VCS1' Wiz Nah... ,f 1 if -L. 55? I Doris O'tuel jay Owens Alvin Perhealth Robert Perkins Randy Potter Lee Powell Sammy Quick Wade H. Richardson Allen Rogers Benjy Rogers David Searcy Dianne Sellers Nickie Sellers L. D. Smith Arm Snodgrass Anne Stubbs Tommy Stubbs Annie Ruth Sweatt Carolyn Sweatt Hamer Sweatt Carol Talbert Billy Thames Donald Therrell Linda Thomas Shirley Thompson Nicky Turner Beulah Usher Eugene Wallace jimmy Watson Tommy White Tommy Whitlock Frances Whitner Poge Sixty-Nine Q? sv , -sf., A 1 f? Brenda Adams Wesley Bliss Ronnie Bonds Dennis Bozard je an Brogdon joan Brogdon Sylvia Bullard Duncan Chapman johnny Cope Alexandra Corradi Patricia Cottingham Diane Covington Betty Crowley Billy Crowley Faye Driggers Suzanna Dunbar jack Dunston Gloria Erwin Betty Lou Freeman Linda Gardner Allen Gibbes Glenda Grant Beck Hall Annie Sue Hayes Carol Herndon Ronnie Herndon Louis Herring Billy Hinson Marianne Hollis Helen Holloway Brenda Hubbard Eleanor jackson Inez Jones Mildred jones Dianne leviner linda Leviner lf' Q, ,. I X 49 M-if X Q W, f 44 ff 'K ff f, 'fm FRESHME John Hugh Moody ------------- President Marianne Hollis --------- Vice-President Judy Stokes ------------------ Secretary Ronnie Bonds ----------------- Treasurer 6 dlp 1 , my 1 A if' W' ,f , , ......f- 7 1' I X? 54' if M , if M 5,--yfff naw' ,fr V vrvf ., f Wy! V V r , . ' 4 A . 4. A 4 l u f f null fii M 4' if 0 . If Q , wg , . ,f,,f W-f ff iw rx' f iw, Navi? ' .f f-, fl , V X 'V 'iff' , ,fy , I , , yy Q f , 1-T: ff QF, 'A I X ' figs 1? ' , ' , X' r My f X 5 fn M ,,,, if Y, L 44 I X A X V N ,f ' Ii, W, ,JSM b f , v L: 'f '- 1, , f - sf f V .W ff 'Q if f SW f 4 f: , fff' , 29? V if fi J I jk , , ' v , .f 4 - - X ,. -r . ,ij 2 .' .1 f fm A, :V If ', 4, f 4 Q is ff 1 my A , A V L' I ff? fi ., Q f i fa- , f 'M' V ' aw , ii X ' , U J: '. - .,., , . 3 X, ., V K ,, A A I A A i AA ,, ,V 5 M I FRESHME Vivian Liles Talbot Malcolm Vickie Mehring Elizabeth Midgley Donnie Miles Lucy Mills L Mitchell ynn Bobby Muldrow Patricia Mumford Linda Norris jack Parrish Anne Pelham Harry Peterson ssf, ll 4 l M 47 Y sq- vi' ff KX, L r , Ei . 4. 344, G ' . . I' ,ufky ,,. er TMA l E03 1 fr 33334 .- as V 1 if 5 .4 V ., Q ' ,gin X ,W-W, jeff Pope ,A M, , Celeste Potter ' - 'f, I 5,! QV A' , 017. -.- I w!,,..1,?. 1 U David jenkins ' ' i I Melvin johnson V Q V ,K y Q johnny McBride 1' , M l ' 1 V i g john Hugh Moody f 4 W' , Q C, Lou Ellen Moody g 37, ,DAA f 1 f X A i ,,, 9-lg, , f 41. Z j if K' 4 Q i . 0'1 'V VQJTX X 'QQ , f ,ny YLTTM nf, - 3 x .... 1.-.-if w , N . l I 1 A y 1 - ' 1, Lv l - tbl -Q--f r' A lm 259 . ,. , . if ' ,C Ms.- 2' , Barbara Woodham sqwv I 4 U Q . 1 0?- ! 'bi -'-ur-.4-wail 7 1 woe I 4 WI if A - Ervin Powers Polly Pruitt johnny Quick Charles Quick Willard Quick Gail Reardon Dean Riddle Mary Helen Sellers Larry Sheppard Mike Sigman Tommy Simmons Jeanie Smith Ray Steele Judy Stokes Darlene Taylor Linda Therrell Charles Townsend johnny Usher s 6' ' Q . ? ' Y- 3 ? C 11374 w it ,si , . .ze P T ' if Cm . W A' x yr, ,'y, , ly yy A.. 4 A 1 l l h ,, Q SGPHOMORES OFFICERS Randy Woodberry --- Secretary-Treasurer Jeannie Bullard --- ---------- President Barbara Huggins -- ----- Vice-President Peggy Stubbs --- ----- Reporter , 1, ff Q 'fr 'f . 3 'UW 451. , f'QwV.V B 'Q B , , ,, gf ' f f S-vw' Q 'iq ml X.. ve 4' .4- gnx .-',L 1 ,fp A 'ly ,, , .. .nuswl Wav 'Q ,gi kt' If I ll New , S W-, Y , X 'S-va., I-v ii'-hwaw jim my Ayers Tommy Boney johlmy Brigman 60, EMMA 'iv' Q MQ . i. Dorothy Brock Mildred Brock Alex Bullard Jeannie Bullard Olin Covington Sonny Covington Janet Coxe Gene Crosland johnny Crosland Doris Crowley Virginia Cummings Ray Dees SOPHQMORE Nicky Drake Eugene Driggers Marsha Driggers Robert Driggers Bobby Ray Herndon Charles Herndon Vickie Fields Ann Flemming Patricia Gainey Patricia Gray Barbara Huggins Barbara Hyatt Charles Hollis Elaine Ingalls Betty Jones Patsy jordan Anita joye john Kinard Anna Sue Knotts Vera Laney Edward Liles Mallory Liles Dorma Lowrance Thomas Martin W, , W1 'wmaqafaf , WM J ff f f f K Y jf M ' f .away X f , if 74g..f Q, 4 V hannah, Zin 'f f .....,,.,-ea.. , ,,,,451 4 it ,' f 5, A , HW, f , , WNW Il 5 -f an ' ss j'1ve-MM. c 2 , ka. 4 ,S 4' ' 4 ' ,. elf -s 'Qrfs 1'F ' A. fl u! ve EY ' ' 1 It Qi 'AFM lgxl Q K st, A 1 A vgwaug-w Pb is 'la Q '. x W -:V-n-Wat, .kww 114' 'in so W K 0151495 'GP-0' iii! qv-sunny 4 -qi, ,lp-'uh B M f. X4 A f- , f ff A., ,W,V,,,f:V Z, wma , ,f V? fr il. gn, f l 'QP if , Q . 5 Il Wg rv A kyx fx if-N '41-ff P'- nm I za , 'ff' W if 4 4? ie. ' I Lan Aa -'Qu s-Muay. SOPHCMORE ,Q 5 , gg? 'f -wxm , ,. -, . -1' -V ' ww ' ,-,' ' A ff , if ,,.' 5 91ffff'f',. by f' f 1 , g if it ,C fr . ffm aw P ' 4 liil - P .Mm Af? f 7 If K I , 1 -fl xc , . f . K f,.:,b ' ,Q I 4. it V 1- , ' f 4 A 2 431 V - P , Q3 ' 1 . t-,, . , A . J za' , 3 ff lf M ' 4, Q, , 2 ,gm X '- 2 Vi rv V 1 1 ' , , V, H f i if . Q . al of i f ', N J I ,V , ' K , ' I f 1 Y ,aw ' Patty Loy Matheson Betty McCall Betty McCaskill Benny McColl Dougie McLain Naomi McLean Vincent McLean Marsha McManus jim Miller Barbara Moore Annette Nolan Leonard 'Nolan Tillman Northam Betty Ann O'tue1 Michael O'tuel Rosa Lee Pate joan Perhealth David Philips Barbara Polson Geraldine Pope Raymond Powers Mary Ellen Pruitt Eleanor Quick Elizabeth Quick SCPHOMQRES jimmy Roge1s jean Skipper Kathy Smith Ann Spears M, 4 14 lk B S.eSe ,3 I K, ', fl S S KSN.. ' ' Cpu-v' lL Elizabeth Steen Peggy Stubbs Bobie Tadlock Lana Talbert Carroll Thames MM F ' , . . 7 Q., f ' ' ,, Q '4-w.W.,ff 'Z lAy ' Qs'- Xv 'f . ' f, ' Jerome Then-ell Bobbie Carol Thomas jimmy Thompson 491221 f f Z7 ,, Bob Wells Sammy Vlfhite Randy Woodberry Chow time at B. H. S. X , ff I ..,, . W. sf , K ff 'f so Q , fy t41s.,1 V S... ,, QW Q 'wgyl PU slab' an-Q. Nd... Q, Q A 4 A 'w 51' ,,Q fs. X 'Ui K A tn,.' -.......-P' SX' ,.-x,x- X JS il Page Sevenfyfwe A OFFICERS Margaret Holloway, Secretaryg Matt May, Presidentg Elizabeth Rogers, Treasurerg Nancy Usher, Vice President. JU IORS SPONSORS Mrs. john M. Freeman Mrs. julian Hamer Page Seventy-Six Libby Awbrey L. G, Bethea Marion Bradshaw Darby Breeden julia Breeden Buddy Bundy jimmy Clyburn Marlene Cole 91, in Z, - yy! 1 i ,.,, 'f fl , , fwfr- - JUI ,f z, Q, 4 f f,ff :f ff M, 1, 0 1 W , ,rm V, , f 7 fr - f ff iv , Q no GRS 6 Q L-il' ZL- ,XJR y ,b,bbb ' , ,, ' if . , ., - X I-Iarle Coxe .VVL f g., ,Q f 5,3 ly 'A AV Stokley Coxe b , Ted Davis g ig eq' pn bbby ' A ' A- by yyyb l I y Jay Driggers lf l'f' kyalbf, l , M., if ,X L f, I , 'JK ,nv .QM ,vm 'Wuvff fi 4 ai J, . X, G xv 'X' Q59 into Un Annie Ruth Ervin Tommy Flemming Patricia Freeman Pat Freeman 44115, N Joyce Gibson ,,,,,., . Tommy Gibson I Mildred Goodwin fp' A' A 5 'Q . W Sara Ellen Freeman my X W J? in . 'Qu li, 4 ,,...,i gud, Louisa Jernigan Martha johnson Sherry justice Nancy Kemungton Donald King Joanne Kinney Brenda liles Phyllis Liles Betty jo Maness Matt May jimmy McKellar Karen Mclendon Page Seveniy-Eight JU 4?-an-wg. IORS , Miriam Graham Carolyn Haywood Barbara Herndon Margaret Holloway Paul Hubbard Elizabeth Ann Hunte Billy Jackson jim jenklns 1' jfwfffvngv 0 if MM QYUYQ6 ,vu 'Sak 12:9 ,4v 9 --v-.1-wr Sonny Melton Elizabeth Moore joe Moore E. J. Mumford Elizabeth Norris Wayne Perhealth Rae Polson Fred Powell 4 f an X 1 Flgg, '11 K e 21 x ,Q- E as . .:... ff 'Z la.-s in...-,. aa. Q WE' A iff av- ' 1 N 'in VFX, 'iv' 1l'r+'r- 'ij' JU IORS Q-...4 ' 43 if' 'isbn 'C' :el .gy i Q.. ix, I ,ag qw. L., wa X natal Q . x 'ni A 4 E QM. -if N-uf v-1 IVL Nui' Carolyn Quick Carl Redding Elizabeth Rogers Donald Searcy Sherry Sellers Jeannette Sigman David Taylor Gladys Thompson Sonny Turner Nancy Usher Norm an Vaughn Wanda Wallace Page 12:77 Seventy-Nine JU IDRS Carol Weaver Bobby Williams Ai., i li .. l Page Eighty if Q , I Z fir'-QW IVOIV' I 2 11 . WF ' , C Q f wr I Q cl an . 2 ' I if if Q , ' u ' ., . , 9 ' M f 'M nv ' 1' 7' ' Y nv f, -' '- 1' , - 'Q v Q b ,, .. 3 Y ' Q I M K-N 1' I 4 3301 '95 'ish Aw-sr' 9 44 Q F X' US ff ,xy -SS MARGARET SUE AYERS Margaret everybody's pal . . . thoughtful . . . neat gm, sweet and attractive . . . loves to talk ll WILLIAM LAFAR BARRINGTON Bill speed demon . . . hidden talents . end up on top . . . beaucoup brains. ROBERT LOUIS BREEDEN IILOU-ie!! witty . studious . . . electrical genius business man . . . Cotton Pick! SARA FRANCES COCKFIELD Sara quiet manner . . . kind hearted . . . co oper ative . stately . . . That's about the size JUDY KATHRYN COLLINS HJ-ud-yll unaffected . . . animated . . . pleasing disposition . . . loquacious . . . I'm hungry. SENIORS JAMES HAROLD COPE Harold friendly, but quiet . . . patient mischievous look . . . V:irginia's brother . . . I'm not going to school. VIRGINIA RUTH COPE Virginia easy going . . . good natured . . . shorthand brain? . . . Harold's sister . . . Mrs, Hamer, I can't do shorthand! DORIS MCLEOD CREECH Doris songbird . . . ambitious . . . friendly . . . long wavy hair . . . Ah, shucks.. NATHAN CROWLEY Nathan serious minded . . . progressive farmer . . . tall 'n bashful . . . shy grin . . . Nothing. NELLA GPCACE CROWLEY Nella Grace independent . . . always on the go . . . first to leave school . . . Good gracious. - 4- VIVIAN LEIGH DEES X93 MIYKA A .4 Did I get a letter? Vivian dependable . . . sweet disposition . . . always smiling . . . dimples . . . You went back on your word. A 'A .JP- q,,m.,,,:f,-E SENIORS JOHN DAVID FOWLER John D. honored president . . . capable leader . . . polished manners . . . LQ. plus . . . eeeeek! 'CT' SHIRLEY IEAN FREEMAN Shirley sympathetic . .. friendly, but quiet sweet disposition . . . one of B. C. Moore's many . . . l'll be glad when school's out. Always room for one more! ! BETTY RUTH FUNDERBURKE llBettylI friend to everyone . . . pretty hair . . . majorette . . . live wire . . . Let me tell you what happened. . 1, V PEGGY ANN DRIGGERS Ilpeggyll always contented . . . willing to help . . . capable . . . well liked .. . Goshes. LOUI SE GI LLES PIE EVAN S IIIBPPYII mile-a-minute talker . . . cheerleader . . . school spirit . . . amicable . . . Did I get any mail? CRYSTAL EVE FIEIDS chris easy going . . . quiet manner . . . laughs a lot . . . shorthand, bookkeeping wizard . . . What did you make in Bookkeeping? L ,L ,-H 'Q if 'wt BARBARA MARTI-IABELL GAINEY Barbara quiet . . . easily persuaded . . . sincere . . . Let's go to McColl! BILLY KEITH GILBERT nBiuy K. n muscles . . . easy going . . . friendly . . . athletic . . . Let's cut! I-IENRIETTA JANE GRIFFIN Henrietta slim one . . . pretty . . . sincere . . willing to help . . . I-Ionestly. P2 ' B859 . L' TQ... 'iv- L 1-Gy. - ,, RALPH HERNDON ll ' II SENIGRS SALLY ANN GUNN llsallyll always passing compliments . . . lovely to look at . .. kind hearted . . . shot nerves? Oh, shore. TOMMIE JANE I-IAYWOOD Tommie jane easy to get along with . . . quiet manner . .. amiable .. one of B. C. Moore's many . . I'm NOT going steady. Watch the birdie! ,i Nicky 41 ' Q., always joking . . . contagious laugh 'ff' ' striking personality . . . likable . L l'Wv' Q--- P Never mind! 'VT , Future football stars? LINDA GLYNN I-IUMPHRLES Linda Glynn shocking hair . . . generous . . . speedy talker willing worker . . . By George! INA MILDRED HYATT Mildred always pleasant . . . co-operative . . . sincere quiet type . . . I got a letter from Bobby. FRANCES TAYLOR HOLLIS Frances practical Joker . . . natural . . . good sport . . . well liked . . . That's life! ,l ? , . , , - , A fwfr 4'HUKsgggq,-.V MARTIN AOUILLA KINARD Martin progressive farmer . . . bashful . . . neatly groomed . . . speed demon . . . Great granny! I-IENRIETTA ANNE LINDSAY IlAnneIl two steps to an inch . . . ambi- tious . . . cultured voice . . . dramatic . . . No lie. JAMES DOUGLAS MCCOLL llJimmyIl athletic . . . well liked . . . courteous . . . quiet . . . Go on, Wynn! .4 to turn black! CURTIS DIANNE MARTIN llcurt II cheerleader . . . friendly . . . lilting laughter . . . amiable , , , You just told a lie, your tongue's going MYRA SUE MOODY llsuell kind hearted . . . laughs a lot . . . amicable . . . a working gal . . . Sho1'ely would! HARVEY EUGENE MOORE HGenell dance floor wonder . . . ex- presses his opinion . . . good sport . . . talkative . . . Lady, I don't know what you are talking about! DOROTHY MUMF ORD Dorothy friendly . . . courteous . . . good natured . . . cute laugh . . . Cut, cut. SENIORS CYNTHIA ANNETTE MI SHOE Cynthia music in her bones . . . helpful . . . mischievous . . . boy crazy . . . Yes sir! MARY ELIZABETH MITCHELL IIMitChII loves a big time . . . vim, vigor, and vitality . . . speed demon 4 . . creamy complexion . . . I don't know, but. ff' JERRY R. MUNNERLYN Illerryll sense of humor . . . animated . . . loves a big time . . . speed demon .. . Beep, beep, zoom! MARY ELIZABETH MYERS llMaryll graceful . . . cute as a doll . . . thoughtful . . . vivacious . . . I'm dating julian tonight. LINDA GAYLE PARHAM Linda the eyes have it . . . pretty . . . quiet manner . . . wavy hair . . . Guess who's coming home in 23 days? fifg' , ,fi ,K .f -2 ,Hp f' , K-, .,..gwf ' ,f7.,,. rg I. , , -., . . 310:-2-v.-,..,j, -s 1. W E And dat durty boird, he . . ' ,nw gifgg. -4 4 airy' SENIGRS VERA LORRAINE PARRISH Vera WK animated . . . pleasant company ll . . . studious . . . modest . . . hope you think sol EUNICE VERLINA PEARCE ng., an r 'Eunice h happy countenance . . . quiet type . . . seamstress . . . Skip it. W 'tv WILLIAM EVANS QUICK Billy unconcerned . . . practical joker . . . live wire. L. SENIORS REMBERT LUTHER ROGERS HR' L ll small guy, big ideas . . . ex- presses his opinion . . . ambitious . . . Do I get a plus five if I work it? SARA HARRIET ROGERS llsallyll The Blushing Rose . . . co- operative . . . generous . . . Southern Belle . . . Honestly. JAMES OWENS SPEARS lvjimmyln initiative . . . prankster . . . willing to work . . . devilish look . . . Don't look at me, I didn't do it! llEmi1yll l'm a failure ! EMILY STEWART REDDING individualist . . . dramatic . . . kind hearted . . . LQ. plus --- Auct JOANNE RIDDLE 3 I Joanne ' enthusiastic . .. dance floor 1,4-,, f' ' wonder . . . boy crazy . . . Saves. LANNY EDWARD ROBERTSON lllannyll animated . . . Hot-o-snazz. serious minded . . . devout . . . pianist . . . preacher . . . jesus Get with those weeds, boys! ,l fffh 7 E Q i x Z Your lips are the roses of springtime yum. 'Uk SENIORS MARGARET GAIL STANTON ieii T Gail . engaged . . . owns a Studebaker . . . blonde M A ,ff . . . five foot two, eyes of blue . . . Can't VQVP 'ez' wait till june ! CORNELIA ROSE TI-IERRELL Cornelia amicable . . . nice to know . . . happy count- enance . , . seamstress . . . I-Ie's got static in his attic! TED NELSON THOMPSON Ted reserved . . . serious minded . . . neatly roomed . . Clio fan . . . g . seen Pat? 21159. Have you MARTHA Sl-IELTON USHER Martha slim one ... dreamy expression . .. slow walk . . . pleasant company . , . If you say so, and you said so, then it must be so! MILDRED FAYNE USHER HFayne H quiet type . . . sweet disposition . . . amiable . . . question asker . . . Is he good-looking? JOSEPH WARREN USHER lljoe H friendly . . . dependable . . . ambitious . . . kind harted . . . So let yourself go to waste, for I shall do things to keep me going. M SENIORS .p..-,, -v ,ww w. i L LINDA GAIL WOODBERRY Y Linda ., ,V bus driver . . . willing work- is '- ' N er . . . dependable . . . pretty ' I, 'M . . . Soon we'll be hitched! WILLIAM GRAYSON WHITE Bill sports fiend . . . always smiling . . . good natured . . . friendly . . . Gae-toe. FLOYD RICHARDSON an-'N nun. WILLIAM CHURCH WHITNER Churchie happy countenance . . . eccentric giggles . . . studious . . . shortie . . . I still think I'm right! II fNot picturedj JAMES TURNAGE WYNN IlJ'iIr1I-I-ly!! Versatile .. . neatly groomed . . . born bus- inessman . . . outstanding abilities . . . Football. friendly . . . always smiling . . . progressive farmer . . . Who me? ' . Lanny and his song sessions! -I qg.....-...K A Q ROBERT THOMAS WIMBERLY V IlTOmrnyll artist . . . handsome . . . origanality plus . . . wavy hair . . . Gae-toe ! If-l V. ,Ji sivisif 9 if f s , ' y is 2 fi,,,,. ,ffl x . 'H,f '., La .ufdfx . - Florence Alcorn, Louie Breeden, Bill Barrington, Leppy Evans, Martha Usher, Linda Humphries, Sonny Turner, Mary Myers, Keith Salvo, Gail Stanton, Nancy l-looks. That ole gang of ours! Who me? 4 . Page Ninety-Two SENIOR STATISTICS MARGARET AYERS J. H.A. 1, 25 Library Club 35 Journalism Club 45 Office Staff 1, 2,3,45 Future Teachers 45 F.F.A, Sweetheart 4. BILL BARRINGTON Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Tennis 1,3, 45 Block B Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Journalism 4. LOUIS BREEDEN Latin Club 1, 25 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 45 Jour- nalism Club 45 Assistant Editor of Spectator 45 Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 45 B.H. S. Handbook Committee 45 Most Likely to Succeed 4. SARA FRANCES COCKFIELD Band 3, 4, Flag Bearer5 Journalism Club 4. JUDY COLLINS Library Club 35 J.H.A. 15 F.H.A. 25 Office Staff 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 F,H. A, Secretary 2. AUDREY coox F. H.A. 1, 3. HAROLD coPE F.F.A.1,2,3,4. VIRGHNIIA coma ciee Club 1- F A. 1,2. , .H. DORIS CREECI-I F.H.A. 1,45 4-H 3,45 Green Wave 45 Office Staff 4. NATHAN CROWLEY Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. NELLA GRACE CROWLEY F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,45 4-H 35 Journalism Club 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Annual Staff 4. VIVIAN DEES Latin Club 1, 25 Library Club 15 Glee Club 15 F. T.A. 3, President 45 Office Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Beta Club 45 Journalism Club 3, 45 Most Dependable 4. PEGGY DRIGGERS Latin Club 1, 25 Glee Club 25 Library Club Sponsor 3, President 45 Journalism Club 45 Marshal for Graduation 35 F. T.A. 45 Office Staff 3. LEPPY EVANS Latin Club 1, 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, Outstanding Cheerlead- er 45 Block B Club 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers 3, 45 Journal- ism Club 45 Sports Editor of Green Wave5 Junior Play 3. CHRIS FIELDS J.H.A, 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Library Club Treas- urer 35 Journalism Club 3, 45 Marshal at Graduation 3. JOHN D. FOWLER Latin Club 1, 25 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice -President 25 President of Class 45 President of Band 45 Green Wave 45 Journalism Club 45 Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 45 Student Council 35 All-State Band 45 Most Outstanding Bandsman 35 Most Intellectual 4. BETTY FUNDERBURK Band 1, 2,3, 4, Head Majorette 2,4, Drum Majorette 3, 4, Most Outstanding Majorette Award 2, Field Captain 3, 4, District Festival Ratings 1, 2, 3, 4, State Festival Ratings 1,35 Miss Bennettsville High School 25 Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 35 Junior Play 35 Miss Marlboro County 35 F. T.A. 45 Journalism Club 45 Business Manager Green Wave 45 Carolinas Majorette Queen 45 Inter-State Strut- ting Champion 45 Most Talented. BARBARA GAINEY 4-H Club 1, 25 F.H.A. 1,3. BILLY GILBERT Football 1, 2,3,4, Most Valuable Player, All-Conference Football5 Basketball 1, 2,3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Block B Club 2,3, 45 Journalism Club 45 F.F,A. 45 Best Personality 4, HENRIETTA GRIFFIN Band 1, 2, 3,4, Flag Bearer5 Miss Bennettsville High School 25 Miss Cheraw Carrousel Queen 25 Candidate for Home- coming 35 Junior Play 35 F.T.A. 45 Journalism Club 45 Green Wave 45 Most Attractive, SALLY GUNN Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Declamation Contest 25 Library Club 35 Homecoming Candidate 45 Junior Play 35 F. T.A. 45 Journalism Club 45 Art Editor Green Wave 45 Miss Bennettsville High 45 Runner-up Cheraw Contest. TOMMIE JANE I-IAYWOOD J.H.A. 1,35 Marshal at Graduation 35 Served at Junior- Senior 2. NICKY HERNDON Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Block B Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Journalism Club 45 Green WaVe 45Golf 4. FRANCES HOLLIS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 15 Student Council 1, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Block B Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Beta Club 45 Journalism Club 45 Editor of Spectator 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Best All Round. LINDA I-TUMPHRIES Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Journalism Club 45 Green Wave 45 F. T. A. 3, 4. MILDRED HYATT Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 3, Vice -President 45 Journal- ism Club 45 Marshal Junior Play 35 Basketball 35 Beta Club 45 Marshal at Graduation 3. MARTIN KINARD F.F,A. 1,2,3,4, Bus Driver 3,4. ANN LINDSEY Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Journalism Club 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Library Club 35 Student Council Treasurer 45 Beta Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 Homecoming Queen 4. CURTIS MARTIN Y-Teens 1, 25 Block B Club Sponsor 45 Cheerleader 45 Journalism Club 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2. JIMMY McCOLL Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Block B Club 1, 2, 3, President 45 Student Council President 45 King Teen 45 Best All Round. CYNTHIA MISI-IOE F. H.A. 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Journalism Club 45 F. T.A. 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Latin Club 1,25 Library Club 3. MARY MITCHELL Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Block B Club 2, 4, Sponsor 35 F,T,A, 45 Library Club 2, 35 Club Editor of Green Wave 45 Journalism Club 45 Office Staff 3. SUE MOODY Band 1, 2, 35 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Journalism Club 45 Office Staff 1, 2, 35 Green Wave Staff 45 Marshal for Graduation 35 Student Council 1. SENIOR STATISTICS GENE MOORE Band 1, 2, 3,4, Vice -President 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 213,43 GOlf l, 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Green Wave Staff 45 Block B Club 2, 3, 45 Most Talented. SHIRLEY FREEMAN MUIVLFORD JERRY MUNNERLYN F.l:.A. 1, 2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,4. MARY MYERS Miss Congeniality 35 Band 1, 2, 3,4, Majorette, Head Flag Bearer5 Student Council 25 Library Club 35 Marshal for Graduation 35 Green Wave 45 Class Play 35 F. T.A. 45 Block B Club 45 Journalism Club 45 Carrousel Princess 45 Homeroom President 45 Laurinburg Contest 4. LINDA PARHAM Future Teachers, Sponsor 45 Glee Club 15 Journalism Club 45 Secretary of Class 25 Class Statistician 45 Marshal for Class Night 35 Spectator Staff 4. VERA PARRISH Beta Club 2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, Sponsor 35 Latin Club 1, Secretary 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Journalism Club 45 Glee Club 25 Marshal for Class Night 35 Most Likely to Succeed. EUNICE PIERCE 4-H Club 35 F. H.A. 5 Journalism Club 4. DOROTHY M. QUICK Basketball 1, 25 F.H.A. 1, 2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,4. EMILY REDDING Band 1, 2,3,45 Latin Club 1, President 25 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Future Teachers, Secretary 45 Class Presi- dent 35 Journalism Club 45 Co-Editor Green Wave5 Jtm- ior Play 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Student Council 45 Most Intellectual 4. FLOYD RICHARDSON F.r,A. 1, 2,3,4, ciees President 1,25 Bus Driver 1, 2,3,4. JOANNE RIDDLE Basketball 1, 2,3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Block B Club 45 Band,Flag Bearer 1, 2, 35 Bus Driver 45 Student Council 45 Journalism Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Office Staff 2, 35 Glee Club 25 Homecoming Sponsor 35 GreenWave 45 Best Personality 4. LANNY ROBERTSON Latin Club 15 Declamation Res. Contest 3. R. L. ROGERS Latin Club 1, 25 Track 1, 2,3,4. SALLY ROGERS Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Latin Club 1,25 F,T.A. 3, 45 Journalism Club 45 Glee Club 25 Marshal Class Night 35 Green Wave 45 Assistant Business Manager Annual 45 D,A. R. Best Citizen 4. JIMMY SPEARS Student Council 45 Baseball 15 Football 15 Basketball 1. GAIL STANTON Band 2,3,45 Glee Club 15 F.T,A. 45 Library Club 35 Journalism Club 4. CORNELIA TI-LERRELL J. H,A, 1, 2,35 Marshal Junior Play 35 Journalism Club 45 Green Wave Staff 4. TED THOMPSON Basketball 1, 2,3, 4, All-Conference 45 Baseball 1, 2,3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Block B Club 2,3, 45 Journalism Club45 Football 2. FAYNE USHER F.H.A. 5 F. T,A. 45 Journalism Club 4. JOE USHER Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 2,3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Business Manager of Spectator 45 Future Teachers Club 45 Block B Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Most Dependable 45 Student Council 2, 45 Journalism Club 4. MARTHA USI-TER Band 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Beta Club 4, Secretary 45 Future Teachers 45 Journalism Club 45 Editor of Green Wave 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Office Staff 45 Most Athletic 45 Junior Play 35 Homecoming Sponsor 4. BILL WHITE Football 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain of Football Team 45 Block B Club 2,3,45 Journalism Club 4. CHURCH WHITNER Latin Club 1, 2,5 Beta Club 2,3, 45 Journalism Club 45 Sports Editor for Green Wave 4. TOMMY WIMBERLY Football 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 25 Block B Club 2, 3,45 Journalism Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play 35 Student CO1mCil 45 Vice -President Senior Class 45 Most Attractive 4. LINDA WOODBERRY Basketball 35 Library Club 3, 45 Marshal for Graduation 35 Miss High Miss 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Homecoming Sponsor 25 Journalism Club 45 Marshal for Junior Play 35 Block B Club 4. JIMMY WYNN Football 2, 3,45 Honorable Mention 35 Track 1, 2, 3,4, Pee Dee Conference 100 Yard Dash Champion Q58J 25 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Block B Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 35 Vice -President of Student Body 45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Beta Club 45 Most Athletic 4. LINDA PARHAM Statistician MASCOTS Robin Redding John Atkins SK.X'l'liR S Wwmrffvwwfff M x I, 'f ' , , K, ' W 1 -,,, ,f W'4V g ' ffw W Xvf 4'9- 'Z' E ADVISERS Miss Eunice Reese Mrs. John Kinney N fi Don 't laugh l fl e , 3' ? ,37 .5 l Pfllr 'q We vw- lgy ,f,',,. I ... fl 4' I ,ff we 4. 1. 2. 3 4. 5. 6 7. 8. 9 10. 11. 12. 13. . 4 . I ww, sh -'Q? ' .M ,W f 5 f Y Shirley Freeman Joe Usher Anne Lindsay Tommy Wimberly Judy Collins john D. Fowler Leppy Evans Nicky Herndon Chris Fields Betty Funderburke Bill White Linda G. 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M '1 aww' 9-'A ,.., -,liar ',..A-. 1,545 Qfffj- 1 4Q:i'l?A 3-fc' 7:1 .. Awfvf-'f ' F-.,Q2'?'5.-.u-. TF- Z ',f2 1 uauouf. WWW CARE if I ZA aaeui f F AV X Z ? , ' il , 1 ,ffl X , I 1 AD ERTISEMENTS W . 277. H gf? 5' , nj, . 'V A J. . . ..q,,.,f . 77 ' 5 J 9 , If 4 f ' A 'fm W, 1 ' . ff 'nv4H4fW6vn91WA' f .W W wif , L Z , ..,, - ' 4. 51. ' Q i . .V . xy -,.'- 1 v ' ' ' ' W pn V V A , , , ,, . I A .V J 7 , , , , ,,,. , , f 1.49 .1 -1 , A W ,Q .1 A41 ,, ,f. ff ,.,k, WMI, ,,, FIRESTO E TEXTILE Division of THE FIRESTONE TIRE 8: RUBBER CO. Be nnetts vi lle Plant Bennettsville South Carolina BORO WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY, INCORPORATED TODAY'S YOUTH ARE TOMORROW'S LEADERS We look forward to having you join our ranks in the years ahead and doing your part to make our city a better place to live. Make your plans to live and Work in Bennetts- ville, for we need you. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CLINT MCCORMICK E. XVALLACE ODONI Mayor Clerk and Treasurer CITY OF BENNETTSVILLE COUNCILMEN Ward 1. Jessie M. Blackwell Ward 3. D. B, King Ward Z. W. B, Belcher Ward 4. Kelly Kizi Ward 5. J. J. Baldwin BENN ETTSVILLE MATTRESS FACTCJRY Manufacturers of MARLBORO QUEEN - LADY ANN - CAROLINA REST DOWD'S BACK REST Sold Through Furniture Dealers Only The Rest of Your Days Depend upon the Rest of Your Nights Bennettsville South Carolina OAK RIVER MILLS MARLBORO COUNTY'S NEWEST INDUSTRY EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE SENIORS OF THE 1960 GRADUATING CLASS OAK RIVER MILLS Bennettsville South Carolina , ,,,, The Textile Industry Welcomes The High School Graduate. Go To College If You Can, But Always Remember A Career In Textiles ls A Career At Home. J. P. STEVENS AND INC. DELTA PLANT Wallace, South Carolina B. B. Sanders, Jr. Wholesale Distributor ESSO Products Main and Liberty Streets Phone GR 9-2162 Bennettsville South Carolina Carmichael Chevrolet Miller Thompson's Drugstore Marlboro Herald-Advocate Bennetts ville, South Carolina Published every Tuesday and Friday News for building a better Marlboro - since 1874 Marlboro Stationery And Gift Shop A Gift For Everyone Bennettsville Department Store Hollis Coal Company Lester Hunter Service Station PURE OIL Bumper to Bumper Service Bennettsville South Carolina Suburban Rulane Gas Co. SUPERIOR DEPENDABLE ECONOMICAL For HOMES - FARMS RESTAURANTS - INDUSTRY Where To Buy ir Piedmont Auto Exchange, Inc. Bennettsville South Carolina 1. C. Penney Bennettsville South Carolina Q lET YOUR FROM TI-IE LOUDEST VOICE 1 IN THE GREEN GREMLIN f CHEERING SECTION me June: X 1 , wssc GYRQF65 me f , SOUTH CAROLINA'S X MOST POWERFUL RADIO VOICE W, 5.1, NSQMERQI! 1 it-S.w,:'w HAROLD P. MIDGLEY Insurance of All Kinds Real Estate Loans Sales and Service Auto and Real Estate Phone GR 9-3332 104 South Liberty Street BEST WISHES RITTER CORPORATION PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS E. M. O'TUEL COTTON COMPANY COTTON MERCHANTS MODERN GINNERS BONDED WAREHOUSE We Value Your Confiden BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE '3flff.'ffll?f JOHN CORRY'S Member Pwtmcfi EDEN'S CLEANERS S 2 TURNER'S CLEANERS and 'S WASHABlI6f and LAU NDRY 150, Lp' LAU NDRY Elullilllllll Ph ne GR 9-2707 HEARTIEST CONGRAT ULAT I0 NS CLASS OF 1960 MARLBORO TRUST CGMPANY Banking and Insurance Since 1919 MAIN OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE 123 Broad Street Corner Liberty Sz Main Street Phone GR 9-3865 Installment Loan Department Each account insured Phone GR 9-4531 INSURANCE OFFICE 121 Broad Street o 5510, OOO by the Feder al Deposit Insurance Corp CONGRATULATIONS MCCOLI. S CO. Cotton Buyers See us before you sell Phone GR 9-4881 USHER HARDWARE INC. Phone GR 9-4091 Broad Street Bennettsville, South Carolina HARRY BROO KS FOWLER PHARMACY DAVID D. FOWLER Phone GR 9-3831 Bennetts ville, South Carolina 5 - 10 BEN FRANKLIN STORES For your convenience, We are SELF-SERVICE Bennettsville , South Carolina HAMILTON OFFICE SUPPLY CO. OFFICE MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES SALES AND SERVICE Main Street FOWLER WHOLESALE Phone GR Q-2.321 Bennettsville, South Carolina ,S Y -- , ,. 4? f, I ,S ,q Q '11 1. L Je . -Tieif MQ' fxif f' ' - fp.. K Jil: ,jii35g:,..,zr,g.iL'5jg Q H ' . r-is ' ' fgrfzr-4:,j:1f'?jx - t- X ,I : - 3x?3'Jt?'i ' 17 Aff'?' 6 1 if . -' I CONGRATULATIONS BENNETTSVILLE MOTEL BE NNE'I'TSVILLE'S FINEST YE OLE TAVERN DANNY RICE CHARCOALED STEAKS SANDWICI-IES CURB SERVICE RE CTU LAR DI NNERS Bennettsville, South Carolina GEORGE B. KERR INC CATTLE AND GRAIN DEALER - GENERAL FARMING Phone GR 9-2202 Bennettsville, South Carolina EAGLE'S 5-IO SELF-SERVICE For Your Shopping Convenience Corner of Main and Broad Bennettsville, South Carolina WINESETT'S JEWELRY CONCRAT ULAT IO NS From ROGERS MERCHANTILE FRED T. HOLLIS, INC. DISTRIBUTOR Field Seeds and Grain Manufacturers of Stock and Poultry Feeds Bennettsville, South Carolina Telephone GR 9-4771 CONGRAT ULAT IO NS SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 For the Best in Friendly Banking Service Call on Us It is a Pleasure to Serve the Students of Bennettsville High School CITIZENS STATE BANK Bank with us -- Bank on us DEPOSITS INSURED BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WASHINGTON, D. C. MAXIMUM INSURANCE 3103300 FOR EACH DEPOSITOR 510000 GUIDEPOST FOR HAPPINESS Thrift -- Save a Little Each Week, Each Month And Soon You will Enjoy Financial Freedom. Home Ownership -- One of the Finest Moves any Family Can Make. We Suggest These Two Important Guideposts, For You as Future Citizens Will Be Concerned About Them. We Congratulate You On Your Progress Thus Far And Invite You To Use The Facilities of Our Building And Loan Association. MARLBORO BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION E .I n 1 -A CONGRAT ULAr1oNS N'-id fi, XJ! ' H14 fl GRADUATES J. L. PGWERS J T fy Qi tffiss X C 45 .iffy X me 91,7 A Established 1910 BUTTERCUP ICE I' I G, HEATING, A d CREAM COMPANY PLUMB N H ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Hamlet North Carolina Phone GR 9-282-3 BEST WISHES ALWAYS 113 Market Street f' v3 A' ' ZLC j gl t E ,fill Z' Y 4 C A ,rr . elf A A f K Fi T41 tm L A er . A or BAI R DRUG at -.1, V4 '. if ', ,M , , lr COMPANY Say, Looka Here - Some People Like Our Food Have You Tried It Lately? MATH ESON'S SANDWICH SHOP FRIENDLY SERVICE TODD S MOORE SPORTING GOODS Specialists in Sporting Equipment Columbia South Carolina B. C. MOORE 2 SONS Buy From Moore And Save More Bennettsville South Carolina Tommy sends his best wishes FASHION FABRICS Bennettsville South Carolina TAYLOR'S ESSO SERVICETER Bennettsville South Carolina B. C. MOORE S SONS The store with super store values Buy From Moore And Save More Bennettsville , South Caro lina MARLBORO FEED S SEED COMPANY Feeds, Seed, 8: Fertilizers Baby Chicks Guaranteed Feeds Phone GR 9-3661 125 Broad Street Bennettsville, South Carolina KING FURNITURE COMPANY Where Good Furniture is not Expensive 110 North Liberty Street Phone GR 9-2806 BECKER SAND 8 GRAVEL CO., INC. Clean U-niform Aggreg B tt 11 South C ev Phone GR 9-2431 COMPLIMENT S OF HAMLET COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Used C L tin the Re OLIVER BUICK COMPANY Rambler and Buick Sales and Service 122. S th Liberty Stree Ph ne GR 9-4362 CO NGRAT ULAT IO NS WHITNER FUNERAL HOME B C t S f 5 B tt II Ov S thC COMPLIMENTS OF McMILLAN AUTO SUPPLY nnettsville, South Ca I COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA THEATRE tt '11 S thC 3. YO UR DREAM HO USE x. J' 5 'ul-1 -nf' T J' f 1 J if H. J. MLINNERLYN INC. T mx!! Wo'ro looking for those people who have been dreaming about building their new home. Stop dreaming -- Let us Show you how those dreams can be fulfilled. Y T R 'Ll' lH'lilxvmn TRUE SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY IS OUR RULE FOR COURTESY MARLBOR0 MANUFACTURING COMPANY B tt II S th C I C me in Col I Y C me Out Bett DILMAR SERVICE E y T'me COMPANY A Colonial Stores Incorporated RAINWATER FURNITURE MARLBORO MOTOR COMPANY COMPANY ROSE'S PALMER'S 5-I5-10-25 GROCERY BRISTOW'S GROCERY BENNETTSVILLE PLUMBING 8 HEATING UUALITY Bennettsville South Carolin PULAR BAR NANCY'S COVINGTON'S GIFT SHOP GULF STATION 1 H :K I ' I I A .'sg'.Fh'. I y A, , ff U Vy,f 'Q f f VL ICI? ' C ongrafu an x I E 1 .V L, f'fVI .f 1 If 'J' 1 ' ,ff ff A, ,q 'X ,' . A I II I f' ra '- 9 T1-T' , lisp 4 4 K z 2 ff C - ' wh---ir mf, E I k X If ., li 6- A ' I L46 , 41- . ,W I fllft ' 4 ,ffl-?f'Qf f mff. 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