Camden High School - Gold and Black Yearbook (Camden, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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Kthd qt A 'j 3 . 1 l .1 vi Q 'Qi .' 'I Zi ' - ?a gf : Nl-V..-5. V f Abi, 25: :g..,.. ' , ' A Y 5 , A Y ' NU Ffa? f ,Q OIXQ g3'f.1-V . , -fu. 4 LLL R ,V V V , K Q 0 V K , A.. - f-Q K x D . , I 1 .-- I 'I Lv. ' xi N I' at .5 M1ss Catherme Murchmson B S Commerce Department Mr Lmdsay P1erce A B D1rector of Ath1Bt1CS Mr Norman Reynolds Machme Tool andWe1d1ng as 'fx 'virs Home 'virs Anme McCallum B S Commerce Department Mrs ffm Ca e... K f-ss 1 rl Reasonover President Senivr 611155 Officers L -I Charles Smith 8: Karen Crolley Mascots Kenneth Small Vice-President Iris McManus Secretary Martha Smith Treasurer 9 CLASS FLOWER: The American Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS: Red 8.1 White 'A . . Heaven is not reached ata single boundg But we build the ladder by which we rise From the lonely earth to the vaulted skies, And we mount to its summit round by round. Q' ,ah l PETER OLNEY ALLA Ambition has no rest, N MARIE ELIZABETH ARNOLD Although she is no surgeon,she does a great deal ui cutting up. M R K X? km ff A fv- Lxl ,f K RUTH BARFIELD Far may be the search before we find-- a friend more willing and kind. SHIRLEY ANN BELL as simplicity, and ecstacy. Elegant 1 HELEN T. BELEOS Here is at dear and true industrious friend NI.-XRY LOUISE BLYTHER warm is A smile to all she meets--a charm make each mem'ry sweet. 5 FRANCIS ELIZ XBETH BRAMBLETT JUANITA BRANI-IAM There s language 1n her eyes her cheek My tongue W1th1n my Ilps I rem her Ilps For who talks much must talk 1U va1n .-A f' DOUGLAS MARCUS CONNELL TED WAYNE CROLLEY ' women 1nterfere Wlth your work qu1t 'Better fed than taught work GERALD ARTHUR DAVIS MARY ALICE DEAS It doesn t pay to worry tlungs WIII hap A sweet attract1ve kxnd of grace pen anyway ntmual comfort 1n her face 4083 XT' 'ft W 'Q 3 F Q K 'ill Lfx 1 - qc' ' If f I I xx , . f If A A ' , ' - ,' '.l' - ' ' .l'. T W' A' gg 5 oy bw - gf . Q... r 2-L LOUIE ELLIOTT ELDON LOUIS FARRELL There's a good time coming , boys! a Itis much easier to be critical than cor- good time Corning! rect. 945'- CYNTHIA DOUGLAS GARRISON DORIS LOUISE GODBOLD 'She has more goodness in her little finger ' 'A lo v in g heart is the beginning of than we have in our whole body. knowledge. JAMES DAVIS GREEN CHARLES NATHAN HALEY ' 'He s pe aketh notg and yet there lies The saying is true, The empty vessel A conversation in his eyes. makes the greatest sound. , Ilxl iv! ... by is ,' 4 I 'CN fe I' AA 1 .IIMMIE C. HALL PATRICIA AZALEE I-IALLMAN Assist me up, and in coming down I will She is divinely fair, divinely tallg shift for myself. Truly a daughter of the gods. f sk 3, ng, 'Us w E' 1 Q W , I? I -5 .. LL ' ROBERT HAMMOND JERRY NELSON HANCOCK If there be a devil in man, There ig an Hitch your wagon to a star but be sure angel, too. the harness is in good condition, JOYCE HKNKIN5 HARRIETT IIERSHBERGER Her smile is the sweetest that ever was She loves, she hates, but we cannot do seen. without her. x v f' - .. S i A A -2 ' I 3. Q!- . DOY ALD LELAND HOLLAND SHIRLEY ANNE HILTON . . A clever girl, si witty girl, ai girl so full When faith is lust, when licmcirdies of lun 1 studioub girl 1 cirefree girl H The nizm is dead? thousirid girlb in one JOH w HOUGH LOl: HU'v1PHRlE,b LL! me but lixe my'11elrom yen' to ye: ir re 1 Smile thqt vp my Cgmg , GUY ST XRR HUTC HINS lll Xnd her modest iriswgr .ind gr ipeful dir should life all labour 1 bhuw her wise and good A5 bhe 15 1 Q D' if' . V fx A 1 l 1 I 1 'I' ' 1 'E . He is: ' . 'c ' -. 5 1 SAR.-X ELLLN KISTLER Ah, why ' ' lc? 1 4 . '- ' Q' ' 1 ' V fair. Qi nw A f JOHN DUNBAR KORNEGAY JOAN LANGLEY I love fools' experiments. If study were the only cause of death , lam always making them. Gladly I would live forever. '62 6' 5 ESTHER NILES MARSH MARTIN LEE MAYS Music is well said to be the speech of He should, hecould, he would, angels. best. CAROLYN JUNE MCLAIN IRIS LORETTA McMANUS Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Depend on no man, or no friend, but on her who can depend upon herself. X he did the U' -cr- JOE ANN MICKLE LOWELL MILLS T15 beauty that doth oft make woman Self reverence self knowledge s elf proud control 1, VIRGINIA MIMS DOROTHY JEAN MOORE Wm wxthout boastmg L o s e w 1 t h o u t Good natured Jolly and clever her tongue EXC1-ISC hke a r1ver goes on forever THOMAS F MORRELL TOMMY MUNN Beware' I may do somethmg sensatmnal W at I all God Fools call nature yet li' 'S I L. '-+ jr' G . . 'IN 1 I Qi L. vg- 'VU . tl -- ' , .-- -- ll . l ' ' h c , . x - -B , 4 K' USHER NEWTON MYERS JR. LOIS ANNE NOLAN WhatlCan't see I never will believe in. ' A form more fair, a face more sweet, Ne'er hath it been my lot to meet. Ai . I f V 4 ELIZABETH MADGLEE NORTON BOB OSMENT Love all: trust a few. Tothosewho knowthee not, no words can paint! ALTA EUGENIA PARKER Her eyes are so bright, and her laughter BARBARA ANNE PARNELL cheers the world. The pleasure of love is in loving. E3 -P! ., 'ia 'K . 1 A of 'NJANCY CATHERINE PXRRY ROBERT JOE PATTERSON Pep 1D her fmgers and pep zn l er toes H e h a s learned nothlng a nd forgotten a Jolly good sport wherexer she goes notlung f5 1 Z T he only way to have 3 frmend 15 to be Hls heart was kmd and soft one BARBARX ANNE POl.,bO'N But so fan' RAYMOND LEE PRICE .IR bhe takes the breath of men lwly For mlnners are not xdle but the fruxt Who gaze upon her unaware loyal nature and of noble mmd is 1-7 I -,. 1 .T U . A, X 5' J I 'I : Q f' T - Q PAMELA CONSTANCE PATTIE JOHN LEE PEAKE ' . of , ' . , 1 ' 4 . E V. BETTY SUE RABON 1 GUN JANET RABON Her very frowns are fairer far She likes everything she looks on and looks Than smiles of other maidens are. Q 1 all , I i SHELLY RA BON on everything. Our chief want in life is somebody who can make us do what we can, CARL RHAME REP-.SONLVER He only is a well-made man, Who has a good determination. Renounce x. ! JIMMIE ROGERS the Devil and all a?,Q4 517-N I his works 7 Eu. I HENRIETT.-X SANDRIDGE JACKIE SHIRLEY A cute combination of sense and nonsense. We boil at different degrees. 1 9 fx . T ' l . f , X I V ' 3 BARBARA WOOD SINCLAIR Not over serious, not frivolous, but a rare girl. MARTHA CATHRYNE SMITH KENNETH SMALL How far that little candle throws its beams E A man with no ambition has no future, .So shines a good deed in a naughty world, ' wx 'IQ' N I JEAN TWITTY ROBERT JAMES WARDLAW Love is an art, andthe reate t f f ' ' A g 5 0 31141-tg, Much learning doth make thee mad. ' MARSHALL WATTS lvlfkRY ANN WILSON He did nothing in particular, and did it Ofz1llthe joys that I recall, being in love Well. ' 15 best of all. RAYMOND GEORGE WOOLI-'E JR horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse! 6 1 X I QUHER I Yng- T ' I - IIVES Q 7. SUPEI F I,l Z- 'XT I V ES ,- -il:-' fi ,fn Q 1... Q63 '17 Bobb1e M1ms Martha Sm1th J1mm1e Rogers Lo1s Nolan Pat Hallman Barbara S1nc1a1r Barbara Poison Sh1r1ey Bell Ray Woolfe ll BE Doris Godbold Bunny Hershberger Esther Marsh Barbara Parnell Lee Mays Mary Louise Blyther Elizabeth Norton Jimmie Wardlaw is lf Ray Pr1ce Jean Moore Ruth Barf1e1d Henrxetta Sandrldge Pam Pattle Mary Ann W11son Lols Humphrles Sh1r1ey H11ton Ir1s McManus Helen Beleos Bob Osment 54' wifi N'-4: , , ,A e 45.1 1 ' .y A Lf- ' ,- A -Lg Jw 4, Q . 'Rt' A , wa 'fi ,,,'Q Yi Y ,gif C-9 3 Joan Langley Nancy Parry Cynth1a GBTFISOH Francls Bramblett Joyce Hankms Gene Parker Janet Rabon Wayne Crolley L1bby Arnold Usher Myers I L jumar 611155 Offzccrs Z JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Fred Sheheen treasurer Mar tha Barnes secretary Boykm Roseborough VICE pres1dent AnnRush presldent The Jun1or Class of 1952 '53 adopted as 1ts mam pro ject the ra1s1ng offunds for the annual Jun1or Sen1or banquet and dance To ra1se these funds the Junlor Class handled football programs sponsored dances after the football games and d1rected the elect1on and crowmng of the homecommg queen After football season the class sold T sh1rts and sweaters to the student body Concludmg the serxes of fund ra1s1ng projects a play He Was a Gay Senor1ta was gl ven 1n February Q a 1--,, . YV: E X , ,' Q f , I ' ... , ' . jf V if 1, I 9 Q ' I -l ' - 2 1 ' ' 1 1 1 . . . H . ,, . I 1 1 Ruby Barfield Martha Barnes 'litsa Beleos Piuline Carroll .loin Chavis Jean Llyburn Pat Clyburn Rothella Cook Dorothy Corbett Barbara Davis Lois Elliott Margaret Emerson Shirley Garrison Trey Harris Martha Haynes fumars it '5- Lafvi. ,. . 3. . I 1 . it juuzors f ff Er f 6 4- tr Patsy Haynes Elame Hmson Ronme Hudson Berta Humphmes Charles Jackson Echth Jetton Pat Kn1ght Mac1e Lane Mazle Lane Carolyn Maddox Jlmmy McGu1rt Ann Mc Kam Betty Moody Gerald Moody Althea Moore Billy Nettles Shirley Ogburn Shirley Osborne Jean Parker Frances Polson Cathryn Poston M1ldred Poston Betty Powell Ann Pratt Don Pullum Polly Rabon Soplua Rabon Allce Reeves Cules Rxng Boykm Roseborough juniors v X N l 1 L. ii C' sq Q.. ' . J i xi R., -I Q.. juniors six.. 45 Q'- L rf- A 101+ -1e B df-:gav- f' xi Margie Ross Ann Rush Norman Sheheen Molly Sheorn Jerry Smclaxr Sandra Small lvlltch Smlth Nancy Staton Bernadme Taylor Marxe Trapp Phylhs Truesdale Becky V152 Fred West Frankle Wooten ' N Q Ed1th Young 'P -gy ..-.Q Bobby McCarty Fredche Sheheen Stanley Anshus Penn Ballmger Peggy Barueld Conme Beleos .leanle Beleos Loretta Brown Martha Brown Dav1d Caravxan Pete Challender oluen e,n1erser1ng Greta Clancy Steve Clyburn Ellzabeth Collms Wayne Davms Mar1e Drlggers Al1ce Dymock Linda Foster Florence Frisby Shirley Gardner oplwma rcs Q:-1 'X X 'S Qu fa S9 C -fs 'C' 'C' VX? Q-.. ah' E 2 aphamarcs yr lf? 'Y1 v, 5 'Us Jane Gaston Davis Green Barbara Haiglar Ike Hoy LaMar Jones Peggy Kenny Roberta Little Billy Markley Mary Hugh Matthews Barbara McNatt L1l11an Mlckle Johnny 'viobely Em1ly Munn Tuck Murchxson Barbara Myers Leona Nelken Sadxe Newman Paulme Peake Patt1e Pratt Howard Rabon Patr1c1a Rabon Rlchard R1eger .Tackle Sa1lor5 Txm Sanders Martha Savage Ted Skupman Norbert S1v1ls Jackson Smxth Earl Tolhson Gregory Toth Arlene 'T app Stanley Trlmnal Betty Truesdale Louls Truesdale Lachxcotte Zemp Doris Walden Lorene West Henry White Saphomores 5. Nh- QS-s vg--w Xu 9 af L x as 1. 2- t XLR :lx C5 fu-0 YQ' 1 Xxl IN its mu., X R' SMF-I ll il IIB! ll Ili! ll ll il li Sl! Aw nm smell 1 IM? JS 1-1 '4 Kimi! hx Dil-st it hd 1 Et hilt! 6 ass FRESHMAN GIRLS FIRST ROW Judy Pr1ce Betty Small .Tackle Moore Elalne Roseborough Phoebe Mlller, Dorothy Napper Ann Catoe Judy Lomznac Joan Anderson La Rhea Hollo man D1ane Shaylor, Sylv1a Anderson Sybml Owens NormaJ Hankms SECOND ROW Peyton Harms Jaclue Hutton Betty Jo Bass Bebe DuVal Joan Ray Jean Cantey, Martha Crawford Joan V1ncent L1bby Robmson Laverne Gardner, Ruth Smpes BettyConne1l THIRD ROW Ma 1an Ol1ve, Betty Steele Frances Haynes PeggyBaxley Lowrance Dabney Dons Holmes Carolyn Walkms Bonn1e Tr1mnal Sh1rleyPh1111ps, Barbara Belk Betty Sue I-hlton Sh1r1ey Gxlhs Carene E1de Del la Redfearn Dorothy Dowey JaCk1C Polson FOURTH ROW Jane Catoe Loretta Vaughn Jo Ann Davenport Joan Lynch Ann Dan1els Betty Cam Nel11e W1lson, Lella Grace Roseborough Camille Forte V1rg1n1a Savage Betty Norrls Ann Foard, Penny Anderson Martha Goodale Anne Clyburn Frances Rabon Barbara Barfxeld, Vester Gayle Horner 1957 gli Iii 'insult Sli ln :aux 11511 Islas Sl ll1IvlnAll 11111 ilil Dill lst -ll Ill lillll -la 1 QQ' 1 1.i ii SES!! ilu-il Ililk li!! H 'L 1 1 Ilik lla: I IQ- T 031981 3161 lbil 1181 Ili' iii lif ll I llhlg Q31 - IQZYX- I JQNL Ofrlk N FRESHMAN BOYS Rfk FIRST ROW Gerald Geddmgs Edd1e M1tchell Bob Clyburn Jxmmy Dav1s Cullen Mosely Jack Team, Donald Rabon, Henry Mosely Stac1 Gaffos, Walter Smith, Gene Wh1te Lowell Saunders, Jerry Morr1s Bobby Wells SECOND ROW Bobby Mxc kle Herbert Campbell Charles McGu1rt Gerald Napper Dean Taylor J'1mmy Beleos B1l1yBeleos JohnnyHag1ns, Jxmmy Caldwell Lee Clyburn Dav1d Henkel EdgarBell CarsonHam Matthew Branham Mar1onCarraway THIRD ROW Jo seph Chrxstman H O Burns Bobby Branham Bobby Pullum Rxchard Young Charl1eDxxon, Paul Connell Horace Turbevxlle D1Ck1C T1ller Max Dxllard Jxm my Smclaxr, Ash Lough, Bxlly Jones Olm Earl Jackson, Rendall Taylor, Bmlly Jackson Q -. 3 . J ... ....- --- Q ' 1, V . . Q I' ' 11 1 I - S- -- n oi-.fill I B ' 8 ' ' ' - 6 n - 1 f - ', ' X , L A . 'V ' X ' ' ,' ' A . 1 1: . . :K I r Q i , K Q V ,l 1 ' ' A -. C m ' ' - 1 fy 'v 1 l - C X 5 K L ,y Q V Q'-K I K ' . A' 'l , 1. ' I l 5 l K NK I , , '-.-, ' , Q - 3.15 -:-. 1 ' ' ' - ' . ' 'ir ' ' . li 4- , yt: ' ' , ' I ,z pl . H r ' , ' R .P ' R' '-',, : . u . . l 1 I I 1 I I , , . I I I I I 1 I I I I D n 1 1 ' : ' I ' ' I I I I 1 r 1 1 ' I ,,,-f4 ,f . Table J . gr-r-r-r-r Bicycle babies! Three Musketeers Papa, don 't preach 7 8 9 to me. 10 Don t fence me 1n. Brave boys! Are you hungry? Battle of the feet. Grammar school students ? 0? ZA 1 KA fi 'lg GOLD AND BLACK OFFICERS S EA T E D: Raymond Woolfe, Art Editor, Martha Smith, Art Editor, Iris McManus, Class Editor, Helen Beleos Co-Edi- tor, Sara Kistler, Co-Editor' Carolyn McLain, Treasurer, Ray Price, Business Mana- ger. NOT PICTURED: Tom- my Munn, Class Editor, Pe- ter Allan , Photography Edi- tor, Bobbie Mims, Secretary, Gala' ,4114 Klaqk Staff To our editors, Helen and Sara, went the task of producing an annual that has set a precedent in Camden High School. THE GOLD AND BLACK STAFF SEATED: Jackie Shirley, Bar- bara Polson, Raymondwoolfe, Joe Ann Mickle, Martha Smith, Iris McManus, Helen Beleos Sara Kistler, Carolyn McLain RayPrice, Gene Parker, Eli- zabeth Norton, Pam Pattie STANDING: Donnie Holland Wayne Crolley, Joan Langley Jimmy Rogers, Shirley Bell, Cynthia Garrison, Johnny Kor- negay, Jimmie Green, Libby Arnold, Usher Myers, Shirley Hilton , Eldon Farrell, Jean Moore, Barbara Sinclair, Bun- ny Hershberger, Guy Hutchins, Lee Mays. NOT PICTURED: Peter Allan, Patricia Hall- man, Bobbie Mims, Barbara Parnell, Henrietta Sandridge, Tommy Munn, Frances Bram- blett, Lois Nolan . 1 'Sr eu. rgaret and Charle teady tw0-some- two! Clyburn has her omerfcould this The members of the Times Staff through many difficulties have never- theless been able to print seven edi- - tions of the school paper this year . This worthy activity needs support from the entire student body to func- tion successfully. Let us try to give them this support next year. ink his name ls G S. and Dickie T. 2 off and on couple-1 w you two? w that Jockey The Camde , i igh imes S HJ, BER 17, 1952 NUMBER 3 MIRROR, MIRROR . . KNOW YOUR Now that schooldays are here Seniors have been 'erlshly and at present lor the 1953 Annual ider way. The newly :As are ls follows: sz Sara Klstler and as. : Bobble Mlms. ': Carolyn McLain. ' Manager: Raymond some of our gir nave v-'-- - ' '- An gqiwrgg Raymle Woolfe twinkle in their eyes. Bett' anna' only got :ur 3 and Martha Smith. . out Ramyie. Vu' umm' me' b 'sm -Clan Editors: Tommy Munn ' ' 5 YW Pun' Umm V ' and ms ueunmu. once more, the stores are put- tlng on Iashlon shows for you. In comparison to these exciting new styles, you may think your wardrobe ls dlxmal. Before you start a eampalgn for new clothes, put on a Iashlon show of your own. Bring out all your old skirts, sweaters, blouses, scarves, jewel- ry, and belts. Try on every pos- sible clotheflcomblnatlon that you have. and study tt. How about an embroidered emblem on an.old sweater or the pocket ol ly Nettles, the girl-a-wee Qt Don Shelley. 'DCB Htfmll Pho! Edna I Peter M- seems to be sporting a ' Klfrrlck. 15 pol-md full-back Qmphy H' skin? Wm 3 bdsm sen-1 and nl L-- rm..s-- 4--vulna flu hall Inn' TTJ. .,-1.. - 4..l. -..nf ...gn This is the beginning o! I series 61 articles about the foot- bau players at the Camden I-llzh School Bulldogs brought to YW ln order that you may know ' members ol your football I -- better. Johnny Komegay, senlvr GUI ter and llne backer-up for ' - Camden Bulldogs, this year, - seen a lot- of actlon ln hos I years of football. l-le'hAs ' ' a standout ln all the gamu ' year as he doesn't mind the - mdllng and blogklng of - he gets bl: share. CAMDEN HIGH TIMES dvd! lil' -- arat 0 ilalt - rlngto -4 South 1 about ph pa-5 . . 'oltle ity here WL! du .. eldlt ' xii YD0l'! lthehap godthlll alllhe ess. lov! ' along fd, . . bei: ,wing I uhble Fil-If ilk I. SEATED: Peter Allan, photographer, Molly Sheorn, assistant business rnanagerg Elizabeth Norton, business manager, Boykin Roseborough, co-editor, Sara Kistler, editor-in-chiefg Barbara Sinclair, secretary-treasurerg Lois Nolan, circulation manager, Eldon Farrell, sports editor, Helen Beleos, chief reporter. SECOND ROW: Leona Nelken, Martha Savage, Titsa Beleos, Althea Moore, Peggy Orr, Margaret Emerson, Freddie Sheheen, Bunny I-lershberger, Betty Steele, Jean Park- er, Peyton Harris. THIRD ROW: Johnny Kornegay, Ann McKain, Jimmie Green, Don Pullum, Jimmy Caldwell, NOT PICTURED: Hope Savage, art editor. Student Gauuril The Student Council of Camden High , School has been very active this year in W 5 sponsoring suchfund raising drives as the I f T.B. Drive and the March of Dimes. lt I hascollected withthehel ofthe students , 1 'P 1 -, thousands of blue horses to provide bicy- ,.-8 t' ' V cles for the Children's Home in Camden. 5 , 1 Also, it has done much toward the clean- A if I 1 liness of basements and provided mate- ' ' rials, such as towel and soap containers. A 'H-t. A A It also provides school supplies for the pu- 1 pils. A Student Council representative sells the supplies each day. The C ounc il meets once a week on Monday In these meetings problems are brought before the council to discuss and new ideas brought up to decide upon For the first time in many years, the Student Council has purchased a pin for each mem ber to wear STANDING Ashton Lough Billy Guinn, Jerry Shaver Fred West Charles Mc Guirt Fred Sheheen SEATED Johnny Kornegay Carene Eide Leila Grace Rose borough MarthaSavage Jane Gaston Dickie Tiller Peytonl-larris Lee Mays pre treasurer Sylvia Anderson Martha Barnes Arlene Trapp Betty Ray Diane Shay lor Boykin Roseborough Walter Smith NOT PICTURED Peter Allan Richard Rieger, Rochella Cook Far1sSheheen, Bobby Mays Pauline Carroll Patsy Haynes , Donald Hunt JS f- Y I Z 1 I I 1 I 9 - f 1 1 l ' . 1 1 1 ' 4 r I 1 ' sidentg Martha Smith, vice-presidentg Helen Beleos, secretaryg Betty Sue Rabon, 3 D 1 1 1 I l . ' I I l I 1 I I l I Q' ' i gn 'ix GGG Kata 61116 -or-qs-1 - 1.1-. is 5 ,X HDV sl SAN I A f 4oflBi1Ti:D MOTTO: We strive to succeed where others have failed. Students having high scholastic h on o r s gain membership into the Be- ta Club. The induction of new Beta members takes plac e in April of their sophomore y e a r . FIRST ROW: Joe Ann Mickle, Ann Rush, Shirley Osborne, Carl Rea- sonover, Elizabeth Norton, Freddie Sheheen, Helen Beleos, Fred West, Gene Parker, Betty Sue Rabon, SECOND ROW: Martha Smith, Shirley Hilton, Ruby Barfield, Jimmie Green, Barbara Sinclair, Lee Mays, Carolyn McLain, Jean Clyburn, Betty Moody, Bunny Hershberger, Janet Rabon . THIRD ROW: Iris McManus. STANDING: Mrs, McCallum, sponsor,MollySheorn, president, Sara Kistler, secretary, Jean Parker, treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Bobbie Mims, vice-president, Titsa Be- leos, Don Pullum, Giles Ring, Boykin Roseborough, Lois Nolan. l5'us Drivers BUS DRIVERS The duty of the student bus drivers is to transport school children to and fr om school. They have the responsibility of making sure that these stu- dents arrive safely. Other du- ties of the drivers are keeping the buses clean, reporting me- chanical difficulties to the maintenance shop, and report- ing bad conditions. BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Dabney, Lowell Mills, Billy Nettles, Bobby Hammond, Hector DeBruhl, Robert Rhodus, Billy Dowey, Earl Tollison, Dickie Cannady, Mitch Smith, Fred West, Jimmy Wardlaw. Lax-fb f X 1 I 1 It. ki 3'-Q. 1 ai.,f9gs.5-,511-va Science 671111 fr' ,549-I FIRST ROW: Charlie DeLoache, Lee Clyburn, Walter Smith, Bobby Mays, Jimmie Caldwell, Don Pullum, Chick Chickering, Lachicotte Zemp, Freddie Sheheen, Carolyn McLain, Boykin Roseborough, Gene Parker, Betty Steele, Elizabeth Norton, Sara Kistler. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Corbett, Shirley Belk, Pete Challender,Jimmy Beleos, Staci Gaffos, Billy Beleos, Ash Lough, Jim- my Sinclair, lke Hoy, Dickie Tiller, Giles Ring, Jerry Sinclair, Jackie Moore, Ann Clyburn, Della W. Reclfearn, Althea Moore, Martha Savage. THIRD ROW: Bobby Pullum, Mitch Smith, Fred West, Anne McKain, Fred Wimberly, Ri- chard Reiger, Eddie Smith, Gerald Moody, Billy Markley, Billy Guinn, Dickie Cannady, EarlTollison, Jackson Smith. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Sailors, Pattie Pratt, Barbara West, Peggy Kenney, Greta Clancy, ,crta Little, Jerry Murray, Jean Cantey, Jane Gaston, Leona Nelkin, Lt is Truesdale, Henry White. Key 61116 Service to the school, community, and nation-- this is the purpose of the Key Club International . Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, the Camden Chap - ter is a new, but fast-growing organization. KEY CLUB AROUND FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Sinclair, Davis Green, Fred West, Lee Mays, president, Jimmie Green, treasu- rer, Wayne Crolley, Frank Wooten, Don Pullum, Fred Sheheen, secretary. NOT PICTURED: Boykin Roseborough, vice - presidentg Carl Reasonover. RSF: ZW?- junior flomemakers BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. W.L. Jackson, advisor: Joan Langley, president: Patsy Haynes, vice-president, Martha Barnes, secretary, Shirley Bell, treasurer, Martha Brown, reporter. SECOND ROW: Martha Smith, Joe Ann Mickle, Louise Huggins, Pat Knight, Betty Powell, Libby Arnold, Louise Blyther, Cynthia Garrison, Edith Young, Ruby Barfield. THIRD ROW: Marion Olive, Connie Barfield, Pauline Peake, Pa- tricia Rabon, Margie Ross, Joan Chavis, Carolyn Maddox, Betty Moody, Shirley Hilton, Judy Lominac, Shirley Osborne, Dorothy Corbett. FOURTH ROW: Connie Beleos, BettyConnell, Barbara Haigler, Betty Ray, Loretta Vaughn, Shirley Phillips, Shirley Belk, Barbara Belk. FIFTH ROW: Martha Savage, Linda Foster, Norma J. VHankins, Bonnie Trimnal, La Rhea Holloman, Shirley'Gillis, Nancy Harry, Loretta Brown, Barbara Barfield. SIXTH ROW: Rochella Cook, Bar- bara McNatt, Alice Dymock, Greta Clancy, Betty Joe Bass, Carolyn Eddings, Anne Taylor, Minnie Glad- den, Teresa Mosely, Phyllis Truesdale. SEVENTH ROW. Ann Rush, Barbara West, Arlene Trapp, Peg- gy Kenney, Roberta Little, Rudeane Shuler, Patricia Price, Shirley Branham, Doris Walden, Lorene West, Pattie Pratt, Shirley Garrison, Sandra Small. EIGHTH ROW: Sylvia Anderson, Diane Shaylor, Shirley Gard- ner, Marilyn Waters,Lowrance Dabney, JoAnn Ander- son, Sybil Owens, Martha Crawford, Jo Ann Daven- port, Nellie Wilson, Shirley Ogburn, NINTH ROW: Betty Small, Betty Truesdale, Marie Driggers, Eliza- beth Collins, Leila Grace Roseborough, Libby Robin- son, Barbara Haynes. J.H.A. stands for Junior Homemakers Association. We are proud to say that we have this organization in Camden High School. We have 95 members in our J. H.A. The dues are S. 50 per person each year. Twenty-five cents of this is sent for State and District dues: The remainder is kept here to take care of the needs of the club. We meet every other Friday. We always have a well-planned, informa- tive program. Our motto is A live wire nev gets stepped on. The officers of our club are as follows: President, Joan Langley, Vice-President, Patsy Haynes, Secretary, Martha Barnes: Treasurer, Shirley Bell, Reporter, Martha Brown: Song Leader, Loretta Vaughn. fibrary glllb This year under the guidance of Mrs. Morrison the Library Club has learned the fundamentals of library science and put them into practice. They also presented a chapel program on this subject. LEFT TO RIGHT: David Henkel, George Lane, I-I.O. Burns, Leona Nelken, Mazie Lane, Lowell Saunders, Elizabeth Norton, Barbara Sinclair, and Johnny I-Iagins . NOT PICTURED: Richard Taylor, Philip Morris, and Bobby Wells. Black 6 Klub BLOCK C CLUB FIRST ROW: Jimmie Green, Horace Turbeville, Guy Hutchins, Frank Wooten, Johnny Kornegay, Billy Nettles, Kenneth Small, Joan Langley, Mazie Lane. SECOND ROW: Usher Myers, Donnie Holland, Jimmy Rogers, Macie Lane, Joe Ann Mickle. THIRD ROW: Paul Connell, Billy Ford, Bobby McCarty, Jackie Shirley, Molly Sheorn. Rochella Cook, Barbara Haigler, Betty Ray, Shir- ley Belle, ShirleyPhillips. FOURTI-IROW: Charles Dabney, Steve Team, Davis Green, Jerry Shaver, Richard Rieger, Shirley Og- burn, AliceReeves, Pam Pattie, Betty Small. STANDING: Jim- mie Hall, Lee Mays, President: Wayne Crolley, Vice-President: Bobbie Mims, Secretary 81 Treasurer: Douglas Connell. 61:5 Klub I 4 FIRST ROW: Sandra Small, Gene Parker, Margie Ross, Betty Powell, Martha Barnes, Carolyn Maddox, Iris Mc- Manus, Norma Jean Hankins, Jo Ann Anderson, Judy Lomi- nac, M a r i on Oliv e , Camille Forte, Phyllis Truesdale, Carolyn Eddings, Frances Bramlett, Bernadine Taylor, An- nie Mae Branham, Lois Elliott, Betty Cain, Betty Moody, Dorothy Napper. SECOND ROW: Nellie Wilson, Frances Hawkins, Barbara Belk, Louise Huggins, Ann Daniels, Jane Catoe, Shirley Phillips, Loretta Brown, Esther Marsh, Shir- ley Gardner, Rochella Cook, Jane Gaston, Pam Pattie, Mary Louise Blyther, Lillian Mickle, Leila Grace Roseborough, Joan Chavis. if And ,7 Organization f J- T 81 I ORGANIZATION FIRST ROW: Wayne Crolley, Iris McManus, Bob Osment, Martha Smith, Joan Langley, Barbara Polson, Gerald Ged- dings, Mr. Robert Hall. SECOND ROW: Jack Smith, Bill Dowey, Jimmy Wardlaw, John Drakeford, Jackie Shirley, Steve Clyburn. THIRDROW: Chris Hasty, John Lee Peake, Gerald Napper, Joseph Christmas, Jimmy Smith. MOTTO U F1 F' lfwgm 4-naw 55 'S qgggw 0Qn--Us O5 '.. m WO m H25 C0 rv --.--. 'r' Z ?.,4. 1111 W ' ' .., .. nan -4- nn. ,. .fm new , ,. we . , mv. The main objectivies of 7' the CamdenF F A are: n A Leadershlp Earnmgs and Savlngs Conduct of Meetlng Supervlsed Farm1ng Co operanon Commumty Servlce Scholar shxp Recreat1on General FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW Olm Bradley Delano Sm1th Steve Team Wayne Crolley Jlmmy McGu1rt, Mr Hulan Small SECOND ROW Louls Truesdale, Pete Challender D1ck1e Cannady Huey Brown Charles Dabney Ronn1e Morr1s H O Burns THIRD ROW Joe Hornsby Horace Turbev1lle B1llyGu1n CullenMosely Howard Rabon Jerry Shaver Guy Hutchms Henry Whxte J1mmy Rogers Donn1e Holland Bobb1e Morton, Lou1e Elhott FOURTH ROW Bobby Branham Gene Wh1te, S1dney Clancy BobbyPatterson JohnHough B1l1yWatts TomrnyMorrell Dav1s Green Edgar Bell B1l1y Jackson Jack1eSh1rley Ray Brooks, Jlmmy Wardlaw FIFTH ROW B1llyFord Hector DeBruh1 Bxlly Sanders, Bobby Patter son Elbert Mosely, Robert Rhodus T1m Sanders, Tracey Haley Ren del Taylor, B11lyTruesdale Charles McGu1rt Tommy Watts Earl Tol l1son 94 'ps DMHHX naman' ' 'I' ' A P ii' 9 ii in 4 :.': 14 Y' N0 will 6ffQ,?- CAMDEN MARCHING BAND -. . . . . 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' MD ,- Q 4 V ir S1 5 .V gbyffkf Wzcerlcaders M ac 1 e Lane Molly Sheorn Joe Ann M1ck1e Bobb1eM1ms Chxef Ahce Reeves Shxrley Og burn Mazxe Lane ALMA MATER Camden H1 Camden H1, Here s to the all of you' Here s to you good and true' We'11 keep your love the ages thru We w111 always smg your pra1se In the commg of the days Best old Hx School any where Here s to you Kancert Hand CAMDEN NIH SBHUUL JA MDEN S CAMDEN HIGH CONCERT BAND 2 Director. . ...... ...... ........ . . . . . ...... . . . .Mr. Guy S. Hutchins Head Majorette. . . . ..... . ..... . . . . . . . . .Helen Beleos Majorettes . . . . . . . . .Elizabeth Norton, Iris McManus, Color Bearers. . . . Color Guards . . . Captain . . . , . . lst Lieutenant Znd Lieutenant. . . . Corporals . . . . DRUMMERS Titsa Beleos Alice Dymock Roberta Little BASS SAXO PI-ION ES Billy Markley ALTO C LARINET Jackie Hutton 'queens' BELLS Jane Gaston ALTO SAXOPHONE Carl Reasonover CLARINETS Althea Moore Carene Eide Peyton Harris PICCOLO Joe Ann Mickle Betty Borrini, Mary Reeves . . Sylvia McManus, Martha Smith, Margie Ross Peggy Orr, Mary Ann Clyburn .Usher Myers Lee Mays . . . . Althea Moore, Fred West . . .Titsa Beleos, Edith Jetton, TROMBONES Jean Clyburn Henry White Jack Team SAXOPHONES Raymond Canton Martha Goodale Bebe DuVa1 Jimmy Sanders BASSES Raymond Price Billy Nettles Greta Clancy Ann Mc Kain BARITONE Usher Myers BASS CLARINET Edith Jetton FLUTES Alice Deas TRUMPETS Lee Mays Ann McKain Fred West Gerald Reeves Jimmy Crafton ,Majareltes C OLOR GUARDS Sylvia McManus Martha Smith Margie Ross The band,under the inspired and ca- pable leadership of Mr. Guy Hutchins,has progressed by leaps and bounds in the past two years. Mr. Hutchins has lead the band to two first-place triumphs in the Iris Festival in the past two years. The band marched in the Shrine Bowl, played several Sunday concerts, and par- ticipated in many civil programs and drives . This year the band marched in all football games, adding much pep and co- lor during the half. In the coming spring, they plan to enter the Winthrop College band contest and to entertain with a series of concerts. We give a special note of thanks to Mr. Hutchins for the work and expense he has put into the remodeling of the band room. While many members of the band will graduate this year, the students of Camden High will benefit for years to come from Mr. Hutchins' generous and ambi- tious labor. I 1 ? dy- -- .XX . 1 J' Mary Reeves, Iris McManus, Helen Beleos Eli zabeth Norton, Betty Borrini. 1 S Q .kg j E2 mi S ll 5 1 ,m K v . l il. i lg PAV, il , AWUEN 2 I 4 1 6 I I 2 HHH 5040 ...wr fi .I .1 l ig - . N 5 Jail T 9:2 , . 2 5 CAVIUEV' 1. V5 2 x l 3 ', f ,V xy, 5 aa ' Y! A 1' a , 2 an XY . N A f Ya ,,,. .. Tw 44 QR ,-Xw Come on Betty! , Whee-e-e a color guard! , Connie Peggy Betty and Mary Hu-u-u' . Tarzan. H Tom Walkers . Sv'- .-anchors Away, Caught in the tub! Bumper Busters! Danverous Dan MCGrew Radar sivnals . e fir, QL 4: X' t W x 'K X fx .. A r e- j ,O . Q ? firm Q KZAEZEM FRONT ROW Sfoalball Ceara 4 'NH M' 444.14 ,nf Y 1 bmi '- -u-U' N-1'f in W , I faq, are -4 ' 'M if N J? 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He was outstanding as a linebacker on defense and really held down the center of the line on offense. Because of these two factors he was selected to play in the Shrine Bowl Game in Char- lotte. Johnny was also chosen as first string center on one of the South Carolina all state teams. Yes, without Johnny the Bulldogs certainly wouldn't have fared as well as they did this season. The opening game, with Bishopville, the crowd roaring, two fighting elevens, and Camden emerged the victor by rolling upa score of 32 to 7. Turbeville, a freshman, scored all 32 points. The second clash of the season opened with a bang as Camden went for a touchdown on the first play from scrimage. But Dreher's large number of reserves were just toomuchfor the Bulldogs as they defeated us by a score of 25 to 14. The Gamecocks of Sumter had never seen such an inspired team as they met on Sept. 26, when they met the Bulldogs, bitter from defeat of the week before. Sumter didn't have a chance as Camden went wild. The first half score was 26-0. The final score Camden-33, Sumter -12. Florence hadn 't won a game and their boys were really on the ball. The Bulldogs didn't know what happened. Florence emerged the winner 25-6. The defensive thriller of the season was on tap next for the'Bulldogs. The game withChes- ter was really a heartbreaker as Chester got inside our 20 yard line only once, while we were inside the Chester 5 yard line 3 times but failed to score. Chester's once inside our 20 yard line was enough though as they defeated us 7-O. The Hartsville game was a see-saw battle with Camden finally coming out on top 18-14. The high-light of the game-Hutchins recovery of a fumble and his mad race of 92 yards for a touch- down. The Bearcats of Brookland-Cayce came to Camdenundefeated in 6 games and were expecting to continue their winning. But they had the Bulldogs to contend with,and Camden surprised the whole state by outclassing B.C. completely. B.C. didn't even score until the last seconds of the final quarter. The surprise of the season-Camden 19 - Brookland-Cayce 7. Darlingtonwas aterrifying battle as Turbeville and others were out for a long stay of inju - ries. Mays,infor Turbeville, however pulled the Bulldogs through by scoring all 14 points. The final score Camden 14 - Darlington 7. Turbeville was still out, Captain Connell was on the sidelines for the rest of the season as Charleston's powerhouse came to Camden and overpowered us 18-0. We played a good game considering the odds. Columbia High hadn't won but one game when they met us, but then and there they added a- nother. The Bulldogs blew-up, nothing would go and we were beaten 20 to 12. Lancaster, our homecoming,was really a brawl. It was a hard fought game with plenty of defense. It was a game in which our passes finally paid off and we won 13 to 6. The final game ofthe season was against Orangeburg. The senior's last game and they really wanted to win it and they did. Faris Sheheen's interception of a pass and Turbeville's passing and running put the game on ice for us. The whole team played a splendid game, and the score showed it, Camden 20 - Orangeburg 12. q Z 2-. gl I 4-52.3-m l ,gf -.4 1 t A -.'. -..nay 5 in pm OUR C OAC HES We hadacompletelynewcoaching staff this year as all Camden wel- comed back Lindsay Pierce as head coach. Before he moved to Conway, he had one state championship team here in Camden,and was runner up twice. For the 7years he was here he didn't lose over 3 games a season, and one season had a record of ll wins and no losses. This year he came back and brought up a team who had lost 9 games in 51 to a 7 win and 5 loss team this past season. Coach Pierce was alsohead coach of the South Carolina Shrine Bowl Game which won 23 to 19 in the closing minutes of the game. Yes,Mr. Pierce and the single wing is back in Camden to stay, we hope! Caro1Cox, a graduate and football star of Clemson college,is a fa- vorite of students and faculty alike. His witty jokes were always appre- ciated. Before coming to Camden he coached at Denmark. Now back working with his old head coach,he is certainly a very help- ful asset to Camden sports. .aa ' ' BULLDOG BUS The newly o r g an i z ed Bulldog S , H Club ofCamden and the Camden High i 5 1 School Athletic Association has fur- ' ' nished the school with a new athle- tic bus after the old Bulldog bus was w r e c k e d . The bus has been on a great many trips this year and will O c ont inue to provide transportation for years to come. Qauu nocsl, 0 Hays ' Haskclball , , FRONT ROW: Davis Green, Jimmie Green, Dee Mays, Guy Hutchins, Jerry Shaver, Horace Turbeville. BACK ROW: Jimmy McGuirt,Louis Truesdale, Dick Cannady, Richard Rieger, Billy Guinn, Don Pullum, Giles Ring. STARTING LINEUP Davis Green Jimmie Green Guy Hutchins Lee Mays Jerry Shaver Girls ' Kasketball U1-., THX Q9 11 FIRST ROW: Genevieve Hardin, Shirley Belk, Barbara Haigler Bobbie Mims B tt S ll , , e y ma ilduth Snipes. SECOND ROW: Hulan A. Small, coachg Alice Reeves, Martha Barnes, Barbara yers, Nancy Parry, Rochella Cook, Becky Parry, Rebie McN1nch, Jo Anne Upchurch. NOT PICTURED: Betty Ray, and Helen Beleos, Student Manager. 1952 - '53 SHEDULE ll Camden 16 Lexington 32 Camden 46 Lexington 56 Camden 44 Kershaw Camden 43 Olympia Camden 32 Brooklyn-Cayce Camden 45 University Hi Camden 37 Brooklyn-Cayce Camden 24 Kershaw Camden 40 Orangeburg Camden 36 University Hi Camden 37 Olympia Camden 47 Bishopville Camden 58 Darlington Camden 42 Hartsville Camden 54 Darlington Camden 38 Hartsville Camden 38 Bishopville Camden 37 Orangeburg OUR CAPTAINS Bobbie Mime and Barbara Haigler A pa s s from Mims to Haigler for Fifteen for our opponents!! two more points. In the past years the Camden girls' basket- ball team has always had a fine record. We won the state championship in 1950 in the AA Tour- nament. We are proud that our girls were run- ners-up in the AA Lower State Tournament this year. Baseball igvujlf- 'l ,lttuq latin, ll Htl -I ,-l- -li' -lvilll. V0 . W ,, 4, ,, 1 . , 1. A -T 5 U 4 , Jw- ' D .L J' . ,f 'g-fa, , -f Ml, 'A BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Jimmie McGuirt, Lee Mays, Horace Turbeville, John Muller, Guy Hutchins, Ray Woolfe, Jimmie Green, Ike Hoy, Steve Team, Trey Harris, Mitch Smith, Charles Dabney, Buck Young, Jack Houser, Gerald Napper, BACK ROW: Coach Carol Cox, Gene White, J.T. Tidwell, Billy DeBruhl, Wayne Davis, Billy Nettles,Dick Cannaday, Bi11ylGuinn, Gene Branham, Billy Watts, Davis Green, Ric- hard Rieger, Huey Brovsm. NOT PICTURED: Carl Reasonover. f mwfx ipi fy 45,1 , -ul , A , st . 5 0. -' ' Al ' :gk 4. 1 ' W ,ll L. A W A .-.f munity , i' M I . ' ' 4 '91, If guts T y gzff 'f ,f T -..'1 ,l- W fe -Mgr 4 , V, V y ,,,. 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Jig! .ff--X fu- FUR 72? 5417111417 'T Ziff? fzze 2504 We dim Mclf 3 Miss Hi-Miss '53 Q 1' 415 Homecoming Queen '52-'53 VV g' Carrousel Princess '52 f 2 Carrousel Princess Sl A Douglas Connell and Pat Clyburn, Homecoming Queen, 1953 12 2 10 4 8 6 CAMDEN LANCASTER 13 6 07110 Homecoming hop .34-' The queen, Pat Clyburn, and her at- tendants, Elizabeth Norton and Mary' Ann Wilson. oming L 'A 7' r '? ' . .:i9g, '-- -3 A il-.. SPONSORS FOR SENIOR PLAYERS Ann Rush ........ .... J ackie Shxrley Joe Ann Mickle .... . . . Wayne Crolley Phoebe Miller. . . . . . Johnny Kornegay Martha Barnes ..... .... K enneth Small Frances Bramlett .... .... J immy Hall Judy Price ......... . . . Donny Holland Peggy Pattie . . . ....... Lee Mays Ann Holden .... . . . Guy Hutchms Diane Shaylor . . . .... Doug Connell Pat Clyburn .... .... 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Not only has he taken most of our pictures, but in all of our staff meetings his invaluable sense of humor has made our work lighter. Thanks , Peter, il A 7 V A si aw, 'riff M f mm Grade of Excellent in District J. H. A. CO1'1t6St. 1 l JUNIOR PLAY CAST Benjamin . . ..... Fred West Benjamin .... .... .B illy Nettles Moore ..... . . . Freddie Sheheen Lutzenheim. . . .... Jerry Murray ritz Lutzenheim . . . .... Billy Denton era Stewart .... ..... B ecky Vise une Gale .................. . . . Molly Sheorn rs. Spangossi..................Arm McKain ita Costa de la Torriente. . . . . Titsa Beleos ita Carlotta Ferrez. . . . . . . . .Althea Moore yForest........... ..... .....lohnMuller Doctor Forsythe. . . . . . Boykin Rosborough Top ad seller in the annual staff campaign! 'I-le was a Gay Senorita ,s autor Statistic IRIS LORETTA MCMANUS and Color Bearer I VlaJorette Z 3 4 J I-I A BetaClub Z, 3 4 T 81 I Club 4 Scxence Club 4 Secre tary of Semor Class 4 Wmner ot' Jun1or Englxsh Me dal 2 State Mental League Tests I Placed xn Junaor Algebra Honor Roll I Z, 3,4 Camden Hlgh Ttmes 4 Art Club 3 GOLD AND BLACK STAFF Class Echtor JOE ANN MICKLE and 8th I-1 J H I Z Outstandmg Member Award 3 Mass Camden Carol1na Carrousel Charlotte N C 3 Cheerleader 4 Cheerleader for Shr1ne Bowl Game 4 Sponsor or Homecom1ng Game 3 4 Maxd for .Tumor Semor Ban quet Z Beta Club 2 3 Block C Club 4 Attendant for I' F A Sweetheart Z Scxence Club Z 3 4 Honor Roll Z GOLD AND BLACK STAFF LOW LLL MILLS Hartsvxlle Hxgh School Sczence Club I VIRGINIA MIMS J H A Btla Secretaryl Maad for Junxor Senxor Ban quetZ MarshaIIforCommencement 3 Cheerleader 3 Cb1et'4 BetaClub3 Vxce Pres1dent4 Basketball 8th I Z 3 4 Capta1 Z,4 'vlost Valuable Player Z A State 3 Alternate Captam of All State Team 3 Cap tam 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SecretaryandTreasurerZ 3 Beta Club 3 4 Beta Club Conventlon 3 4 Scxence Club 4 GOLD AND BLACK STAFF ELIZABETH NIADGELEE NORTON DuPont H1ghSchool Clee Club I Photography Club I Forensxc Club I Camden Hxgh School Maad for Ju mor Semor Banquet 2 Marshall for Commencement 3 Beta Club Z 3 4 Scxence Club 3 4 Camden llxgh T1mes 3 Busmess Manager 4 'vtajorette Z 3 4 Can teen C ouncxl Z Dance Chaxrman 3 4 Attendant for Homeeomxng Queen 4 J H A Z Lxbrary Club 4 llo nor Roll Z GOLD AND BLACK STAFF ROBERT OSMILNI C hxc o ra Hxgh School Englxsh Club I H1 Y C lub 1 Ieen Age Club I Pack llet Hxgh Sthool Ietn ge Club I L br ary Club I Hone 1 Path Hzgh School French Club 3 Sc1ence Club 3 Ellen Woodsxrle H1gh School L1hrary Club 3 leen Age C mtecn Presulent 3 Camdc11H1gh School T Er I Club 4 ALTA EUC ENIA PARKER H A G u Sc1enc,e C u 4 Be a Club 3 4 C 1mdenH1gh Ixmes 4 Rcpresentatwe ofthe Beta Club 1n Mxss Cold and Blxck Contest 4 COLD AND BLACK STAFF BARBARA ANNIE PARINLLL Hartsw1lIeH1gh School Forelgn 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for Commence ment 3 Beta Club Z 3 4 Key C lub 3 4 Block C Club I Z 3 4 StudentCounc1l8th Football Assxstant Mana ger Z Manager 3 Baseball 8th I 2 3 4 Band tl-1 Sth I Z, 3 4 W1nner of D1str1tlDeCIam1t1on Contest 3 State Declamatmn Contest I Attendance Commxt tee 4 D1sc1pI1ne Commxttee 4 Bus Drzvc-r4 Boys State I Representatwe for Kmg Teen Contest at Wof ford College 4 Amcracan Legxon Oratorlcal Contest School Dastrxct andAreaW1nncr GOLD AND BLACK S'IAFE JIMMIE ROGERS aseball l Z 3 ketball I Z 3 4 Baseball Manager I Craftsman League I Z Block C Club I Z 3 4 GOLD AND BLACK STAFF IIEINRIETTA SANDRIDGE Band Z 3 GOLD AND BLACK STAFF JACKIE SHIRLEY B1 ub ball I Scaence Club 3 4 GOLD AND BLACK STAFF BARBARA WOOD SINCLAIR Staunton Vzrgmma Tra H1Y I D1str1ct Forensxc Meet I Camden H1gh School Band Z Beta Club Z 3 Beta Club Conventxon 3 4 Camden H1gh Tzmes Z 3 Secre tary and Treasurer 4 Southern lnterscholasnc Press Assocxataon Conventzon 3 L1brary Club 3 4 Student Counc1l 3 Southern Assoczatxon 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Compllmenfs f smoms ummm co nvrce QLDSMOBILE CADILLAC AND OLDSMOBILE DEALERS In Camden South Carohna BECKER COUNTY SAND AND GRAVEL CCMPANY Phone 802J-1 Camden, South Carolina 6112 Kg, Quay X XA. E e Clmden C1t1Z9T1 wmshes to t '11t slncerestcongratulatlons to fl ass of 53 Good Luck The Camden C1t1zen ' -1 X X ,- ' 'A 'P ' TM. x 'x f' A . -1 - sf. Q X .L . k I is JM? Ng A, - i?.i.N'-ix A Q ,al 'aw 4 fs, g...,,, gm 'Q-V fy- -,mf fx- 23 W Q XzJ,if7 f . IX nw --ff ff I L '+ .. Q 'fic A 4 l '- .x , ' Q' ., X'-'Q-i Mig? X ' . ,, . Vw Y N QQ' ifffiw' 1 g ' ' ' ex- . , S . . A W I The COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Camden South Car o11na Courteous and Effxclent Banlung Servxce Member Federal Reserve System 10 000 Maxunum Insurance for Each Depos1tor ,vw N-.,. Sins 5' 4I :' i CAROLINA COCA COLA BOTTLING CO THE CAMDEN ACADEMY MILITARY SCHOOL 9 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK We Sol1c1t Your Account Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporahon Camden South Carolma Phone 909 W E DeKalb St Compliments of HELLAMS FLOOR COVERING CO SIMPSON HARDWARE COMPANY Asphalt 81 rubber t1le Capehart Te1ev1s1on Robt Hellams Owner Camden South Carolma Comphmems of Compliments of ECONOMY PRINTING COMPANY COLON CROLLEY Phone 1256 JOT EM DOWN IH JOT EM DOWN H2 Electric and Gas Appliances Broad St. PLY LER AUTO SALES or Good Used Cars West DeKalb St Camden South Carohna Compliments f THE COURT INN HOTEL Camden South Carohna Compliments f THE BARRETT OIL COMPANY Quahty servmce and the best pr1ces m town Phone 743 M It pleases us to please you f . O G . O I . , . , . . I as T in KENNEDY S INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY bl hdl A11F 1 7 B C d S t C PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS THEY HELP MAKE OUR ANNUAL POSSIBLE I Esta is e 865 orms of I e and Real E t t 03 d St Ph 52 h Compliments f POWE VENEER COMPANY West DeKalb St Camden S C CAMDEN DRY CLEANERS AND CITY LAUNDY Oldest Largest Best Let a Graduate do Your Clearung N Broad S13 Telephone 17 ZEMP S DRUG STORE 1828 Th1rd Oldest 1n South Carol1na 1953 Careful Compoundlng of Prescr1pt1ons Courteous Serv1ce Qu1ck Dehvery W R Zemp Jr PHC: Broad St Between the Banks Phone 30 STOP AND EAT AT FORT'S FISH BAR Hwy 97 3 Mlles South of L1berty H111 OpenFrorn4P M to IZP M O . , . . nc A vi . . I . . , Q at vs . . -- . Q . - THE HOME FURNISHING CO THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO ROSE S 5 10 2545 STORE SHIRLEY S UPHOLSTERY COMPANY Phone 46 Cotton Seed Products-Ginning-High Grade Fertilizers The Wesson Oil and Snow Drift People as An rum, Manager n Complimenls of I Compliments of I EAST DE LB ST, n outh NEWBERRY S C d Oldest F est La gest1OC Sto e odSt FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION g S10 FastFr eHdD1yZ:O e D ded 62.5 W DeK lb St Pho e 483 JACKSON S NURSERY 6' GARDEN SHOP Pho e 909J Compl me f f MARY RICE SHOP East DeKalb St So th Ca ol CITY DRUG COMPANY ELBERT L MOSELEY Z Ca de Pho e 11381 Ke ed D 1 e South Carol a Camde South Ca 01 na I am en's , in , and r r Br a reet in Camden Savin s Accounts m ans Insured to ,000 i n rvice Curr nt ivi n 370 . a . n I n i n s o Camden u r ina S.T. emp n nn y r'v m n in n 1' i Comphmenls f NOLAN S PAINT STORE Glass Pamt Wallpaper Floor Sander Rented Phone 355 1005 Market St N1ght 699 R Camden S C Comphments to the Sen1ors of 1953 BELK S DEPARTMENT STORE C0mPI'me '5 f Compliments f THE DIANA SHOP W F NETTLES AND SON 1026 Broad Street Broad St Camder South Caro11na Camden South Carohna Complfmenfs f Comphmenfs of SARSFIELD HOTEL Cr COFFEE THE FASHION SHOP INC SHOP Corner Broad and DeKalb St DeKalb St Camden South Carohna Camden South Caro11na ' o I I ' , o - I Camden South Carolina . O , o A . . ' o BROWN s WATER GROUND CORNMEAL C,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, of d T bfi t e Yfo DEKALB PHARMACY Co plment f I mp ROSEBOROUGH MARSHALL MYERS MOTOR COMPANY Complme ts of ECONOMY PRINTING COMPANY Comp' e 'S 0' SHEORN S MEN S STORE Pho e 1256 JAMES LEROY BELK Post 17 Ame a Leg O Camde So th C olma I Ma e e d s yl wa r a e use. Brown and Carris Camden South Carolina m i s o Co imenfs of I Jewelers i n im I I n riC n i n n u ar ' x T fl 0 x'-Y MN X I iii I Is th1s a study hall? 'P S r1ke up the band' ' ' ' ' ' ' Z Am t she pretty! 9: Wheet whew' ' 3 and Myers Watch that skmny forward under the goal I l All A ,' 'A vw ' Q A at ,Il l P . ii' u I i .K t' - , ll -1, X Q, , 1- J ,xg 1 1 i A x fl V W X. ,fx Us ' l E1 1. ' . . 4. t ' ..,... . . . . ' ' . . . 5. - . . Compffmenfs f CAROLINA MOTOR COMPANY C CS EICHEL S DEPARTMENT STORE PAULA S SHOE SHOP Compl ments f THE CLOTHES TREE HOUGH NETTLES CLEANERS De Rt l Complfmenfs f MAHONEY SERVICE STATION Ca A Rad o D al South Carol Best wi he t' th Grzlduat ' o I T 0utfitte ' forthe family i o . I P Camden South Carolina - ' Q Pick up and livery I 511 u ledge Phone 323 T W C A , l59O on Your i i ' mden ina Comphmenis of BEARD S OIL COMPANY Compl me fs f SHEHEEN S TEXACO Complmenis of JOHN LANGFORD Compl ments f MARGARET fr CLATOR ARRANTS CAMDEN HARDWARE Quahty Goods P o pt Se VICE CAMDEN BEAUTY SHOP a at A d Compliments of CAMDEN MACHINE WORKS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Bo Pho e 691 R tl dge St et Camde So th Car Ina - i n o 1 I ' i o ' - r m r ' Len u rey Fair Prices ' H.S. wden n u e re n u oi IHIEL 5 ,x 7-T5 35, 1 Pop s gettmg r1ch 3 Catch that punch' 2 A1n t am t 1n the d1ct1onary 4 Hubba' hubba' 11- 5 i.'Y Q0 4 , .1 ,,.,.,,.. . ' W .V . 1 Q. fi .fl K h 3 Q V J Q SL, 4 'S I hd . 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Everything to build anything Phone 956 M111 St Camden South Carol1na FRANK S DRUG STORE W Frank Montgomery Phone 777 DeKalb St Camden South Carol1na DRAKEFORD S GARAGE sales automotlve serv1ce repa1rs Wrecker Serv1ce Day and N1ght We Never Sleep Day Phone 42 N1ght Phone ZOO BURNS C1 BARRETT HARDWARE COMPANY Palnt Phone 94 Camden South Carol1na Complrmenfs of IN CAMDEN Phone 584 J L1ttle Theater Bu1ld1ng F1sh1ng at Beaver Creek HOUGH S BOAT LANDING Beaver Creek Br1dge boats ba1ts perm1ts tackle grocer1es gasolme Hwy 97 3 m1les south of Llberty I-1111 Compllmenfs of WARDLAW S gas o1l general merchandlse R J Wardlaw Owner Telephone 370 Lrberty H1ll South Carohna Sherwin-Williams THE CHILDREN'S SHOP BRADLEY ELECTRIC 5 PLUMBIN COMPANY Wlrxng Plumbmg and Heaung Ofhce Phone O8 Resldence Phone Camden South Carohna G Compliments f CAMDEN LAUNDERETTE Washday drudgery ends here Phone 1117 J 519 Rutledge St Camden South Carohna CAMDEN GAS C1 OIL CO INC Camden South C ar o11na Compllmenfs f LUGOFF DRIVE uw THEATER LUGOFF OPEN AIR MARKET Telephone 8006 W 1 CAMDEN BODY SHOP Z4 I-Ir Wrecker Serv1ce Auto Paxnung Wrecks Rebu11t At your SCIVICS anyt1me Tr1p1e A Serv1ce Day Phone N1ght Phone 7 5 209W 913 M 9 M 513 J 792 J E C E111ott W C E111ott BOYKIN PONTIAC CO INC Telephone 6 W DeKalb St Camden South Carohna DIXONS JEWELRY Jewelers S11versm1ths D1am ond Merchants Phone 1308 J 1109 Broad St Camden South Carohna ' o 1 361 . 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Compliments of TRAPPS ESSO SERVICENTER Serv1ce at 1ts Best Phone 9132 W DeKalb St Camden South Carohna Compliments f CARL OGBURN Fxshmg Eqmpm ent Gr ocer1e s McDUFFIE NEWMAN Let us feather your nest Phone 874 1016 Broad St Camden South Carolma You re Always Welcome WALGREEN S Phone 1010 1020 Broad St Compliments of HERMITAGE COTTON MILL Camden South Caro11na Compliments f SHIRLEY S ESSO STATION E DeKalb St Camden Phone 1250 For the best 1U shoe repalr take your shoes to CHRISTMAS SHOE SHOP Phone 1367 J 1036 Broad St PENNY COMPANY It pays to shop at Penny s I 1 1 . o U Cl with a little down. I ' o ' I ll I If Earn 4 liil mn II f Chow lme F F A at State Fan' 5 11tt1e g1r1s Lonesome? N. guns Mother' Ha11 ha Duh Ge P 11 the gang s all here' orge' V e ooV o .,h :zz o is o , X 3 gn X ., Y' '5' ,-. 1 ' gc I, V ,. ,K , . f f 5' I 1 ' yi K Y V...- 1 e K+ 5 ,3 -e .Nb 1 my 3 V K, 'Ox I X ff' wa I 'hh be uf, .. 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