Cameron High School - Campus Echoes Yearbook (Cameron, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1965 volume:

jtrrJfc: 1965 CAMPUS ECHOES Vo I. 17 Cameron High School Cameron South Carolina Foreword Life at CHS from the first day in August to the last exam in May cannot be revealed between the covers of a simple book. For you, the shy, inexperienced freshman, the wise, all—knowing sophomore, the ex- pectant, hard-working junior and the con- fident, self-assured senior, the story is different and the scope is varied. But some things will always be familiar to each of us. ..the exciting football games, the crowded lunchrooms and the search for knowledge. The 1965 Campus Echoes has tried to recapture a few of these familiar moments for your life at CHS. 3 THE C.H.S. STUDENT Reflected in Learning Adivites +T- i - r K i.y Mrs. Huff holds the attention of her attentive students. Mrs. Huff takes time during a break to iron out her busy schedule. Campus Echoes Dedicated To Mrs. Jo Huff The 1965 Campus Echoes pauses to honor a teacher whose name has been linked with Cameron High for three years. She has given of her time and patience unselfishly and her wit can brighten (he longest of class period. She is working with other teachers like herself for the future well-being of the student and the school. We proudly dedicate the 1965 edition of Campus Echoes to Mrs. Jo Huff. 6 Mrs. Huff commutes daily from St. Matthews. MR. J. P. DUFFORD Superintendent Algebra II MR. A. O. KNIGHT, JR. Principal Physical Education Coach OUR ABLE LEADERS The Faculty - These are the people that see us everyday. We know them for what they teach and seldom has their judgement been proved wrong. We re- spect them now; we will thank and re- spect them more and more as time goes by and we make their teaching ef- fective. An ample library provides students with material for research and enjoyment. MRS. ELLEN SHIRER College Algebra Latin I G II Algebra I Counselor Choosing a college requires a lot of advice. 9 Chemistry students get test papers back. Democracy class had a series of intere sting speakers. Pictured here are Patricia Rickenbaker - President, Elizabeth Rast - Secretary, Mrs. Huff, and Senator Marion Gressette. 10 We gain practical knowledge in commercial classes. Drivers Education teaches good driving habits. MRS. EDNA WHETSTONE Commerce History MRS. ELIZABETH ULMER Home Economics Drivers Education 11 MRS. DOROTHY ROBINSON Seventh Grade MRS. PATSY JONES Sixth Grade MRS. ESTELLE RICKENBACKER Fifth Grade MRS. JEWELLE SUMMERS Fourth Grade Lunchroom Workers Mrs. Ida Mae King Mrs. Be a Moore Mrs. Evelyn Johnson Mrs. Pauline Champy MRS. NELLIE KELLER MRS. VIVIAN HUFFSTETLER MRS. MAUGUERITE WILES Third Grade Second Grade First Grade 14 A CTIVITIES Student Council Represents Student Body DONNA BULL - Vice-President MO DAVIS - President A planning session of the Executive Council Frances Vice, Sophomore Representative; Donna Bull, Johnson, Freshman Representative; Reba Felkel, Secre- Vice-President; Dianne Troutman, Treasurer; Mo Davis, tary. Standing: Tom Moss, Assistant Reporter; Michael President; Clare Moss, Senior Representative; Dot Rast, Reporter; Lonnie Bull, Junior Representative. Council Has Many Projects The purposes of the Student Council are to encourage democracy, develop leadership, promote citizenship, and establish a spirit of cooperation between the students and faculty. However, we are fortunate in the fact that at Cameron problems between students and faculty are non-existent. The Council is responsible for holding elections in the spring, Homecoming in the fall, a Christmas dance, and this year a mock Presidential election. All these were successful due to the team work of the students. With this type of team work, the Student Council was able to accomplish its goal of cooperation in student activities. In the mock election students and faculty almost unani- mously supported Goldwater. 17 Editor Patricia Rickenbaker and assistant editor Donna Bull ponder over a difficult layout. Yearbook Captures Life At C.H.S. Business manager Clare Moss and assistant Jan Bull handle the sale of the yearbook and the collecting of ads. 18 Photographers Saradell Austin and Brian Dantzler snap the picture of Elizabeth Rast, associate editor, Johnnie Ruth Heape, proofreader, and Kathleen Inabinet, art editor. Mrs. Jo Huff, Sponsor; Jan Bull, President; Donna Bull, Vice-President; Patricia Rickenbaker, Secretary; Tom Moss, Treasurer; Linda Shirer, Reporter. Second row: Mary Nell Slawson, Saradell Austin, Clare Moss, Vonnie Felkel, Johnnie Ruth Heape, Carol Craig, Cathy Whetstone, Rena Jo Shuler. Third row: Francis Vice, Reba Felkel, Cathy Craig, Gail Vosburgh, Margaret Johnson, Beverly Felkel, Olivia Felkel. Fourth row: Lonnie Bull, Jimmy Stroman, Michael Rast, Steve Huffstetler, Richard Shuler. Beta Club Deepens Ambition The Beta Club is a merit organization. It is com- posed of students who have proven themselves to be of worthy character, good mentality, creditable achievement, and commendable attitude. These students must maintain a yearly average of 90 or above and must be approved by the superintendent. The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote the ideals of honesty, service and leadership among the high school students, reward meritorious achieve- ment, and to encourage and assist students to con- tinue their education after high school. The Beta Club, composed of 27 students from the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes, is very ably guided by Mrs. Jo Huff. Some of the highlights of the year were initiating the new members and our new leader, Mrs. Huff, and attending the State Beta Club Convention in Columbia. A new Beta, Richard Shuler. 20 Roger Hutto, President; Mo Davis, Vice-President; Clare Moss, Secretary; Brian Dantzler, Bruce Dantzler, Bates Houck, Barry Wiles, Elizabeth Rast, Margaret Johnson, Kathy Whetstone, Wanda Felkel, Joe Haigler, Sandy Houck, Lonnie Bull, W. E. Gray, Michael Rast, Cecil Moore, Wayne Troutman, Busy Braxton, Jimmy Stroman, Tom Moss, Vonnie Felkel. Block C Promotes Interest In Sports Athletics is a must to develop school spirit and unity in every school. In ours the purpose of the Block C is to achieve this. They award jackets or sweaters to every student who has compiled enough playing quarters in any sports. This proves to be a real incentive to the players to do their best. They keep the concession stands at the basketball games to raise the needed funds. Tom, Buzzy and Michael keep the concession stand at the Bowman game. 21 FHA Sweetheart - W. E. Gray FHA Helps Girls Improve Personal Family And Community Life The FHA is for girls who are interested in future plans in homemaking. It teaches them etiquette con- sisting of table setting and serving. They spend a portion of their time in the sewing room. The study of different styles and fabric textures adds interest to their wardrobe. They also study child care, proper diet, home nursing nursing and cooking. The FHA is responsible for the con- cession stand at the football games. Alma Katherine Rast, Bertha Susan Moore, Dee Dee Arant,Cynthia Bair, Dianne Troutman, Melanie O'Cain, Felkel, Kathy Judy, Mary Alice Davis, Jeanette Moorer, Frances Rast, Mrs. Elizabeth Ulmer, Sponsor. Linda Kay Smith, Tweedie Felkel, Dot Johnson, Ann AMERICA FFA Sweetheart - Linda Shirer. FFA Maintains Goal To Develope Special Interest The organization or the FFA of Cameron has done much to bring recognition and praise to its school. It strives to better prepare its members for the positions they will occupy in their future lives. Mr. Dantzler has worked with this group of boys to teach new methods of farming, working on a motor, parliamentary procedure, soil judging, and other practical skills. The FFA has an organized parliamentary team and soil judging team that has come first place in the state many years. The FFA is a noted worthy organization, because the members have realized the true significance of their club and their interest have made it grow. Rodney Dantzler, David Zeigler, Wendel Scott, Duane Delaney, Ronnie Coleman, Charles Whetstone, Tommy Garrick, Andy Judy, Joe Haigler, Sandy Houck, Frank Hutto, Alan Haddock, Bill Crook, Mr. Dantzler, Sponsor; Guiles Moorer, Robin Felkel, Hayne Haigler, Whetsel Williams, Boyd Felkel,Tom Yarborough, Ronnie Carson, Wesley Shuler, Frank Stoudemire, George Bell, Dan Stoudenmire, Cecil Moore, Steve Huffstetler, Wayne Scott, W. E. Gray. Jeanette Houck, Tom Yarborough, Lanier Walling, Lyons, Richard Shuler, Cathy Craig, Frances Vice, Dot Charles Whetstone, Wesley Shuler, Busy Braxton, Larry Johnson, Dianne Troutman, Ann Arant, Becky Mischler. Latin Club Initiates 20 Plebs Mrs. Shirer sometimes hears from her students: Latin is a dead language, dead as it can be, first it killed the Romans and now it's killing me. Actually the Latin Club promotes interest in the language and everyone enjoys taking partin the monthly meetings. One of the highlights of the year is Latin Club initiation at chapel. 24 Vonnie Felkel, Jan Bull, Brian Dantzler, Saradell Austin, Chairman. Chapel Programs Excellent Entertainment For All Bus Drivers Safely Transport Children Drivers are responsible for upkeep of buses. To School Linda Kay Smith Barry Wiles Wayne Troutman W. E. Gray Elizabeth Rast George Zeigler Sandy Houck Roger Hutto Bruce Dantzler Brian Dantzler Assistants: Tom Moss Bates Houck Jimmy Stroman Dan Stoudenmire Bus Drivers must pass a strict test to qualify. 26 The 1965 Hugo Lyons, Manager; Larry Lyons, Wend el Scott, Bull, Robin Felkel, Allan Haddock, George Stoudenmire, Michael Moss, LaVance Evans, Ronnie Coleman, Charles Boyd Felkel, Barry Hunter, Michael Rast, Roger Hutto, Whetstone, Barry Wiles, Bates Houck, Tom Moss, Lonnie W. E. Gray. 28 Fighting Colts it, a f X-y S' ■ ' J ■ -- l.r . ;v -7'v‘ .' - • , • ■ ' $■•;■ .r • :••• ’•; - ' ■- - • r: ?—7.v;:: .c-v-, - - vtr'v Lanier Walling, David Zeigler, Frank Hutto, Bill Crook, Wesley Shuler, John Braxton, Manager; Andy Judy, Bruce Dantzler, Rodney Dantzler, Jimmy Stroman, Joe Haigler, Hayne Haigler, Cecil Moore, Wayne Troutman, Buzzy Braxton, Tom Yarborough, Brian D an t zl e r, Mo Davis, Manager. 29 Athletics Plays A Large Part In Developing School Spirit And Unity Crowds support the Cameron teams. Everyday a workday for Coach Knight, Colts Proud Of Fine Record CHS 20 Cross CHS 0 Norway CHS 6 Bluffton CHS 7 Summerton CHS 14 Branchville CHS 21 Hardeeville CHS 14 Elloree CHS 13 Jackson CHS 6 Bowman CHS 34 Springfield 6 6 0 0 0 0 6 6 7 7 Coach Knight sends an eager Colt into the game. 30 8 Senior Players Spark Colts Team Captain Wiles and Captain Hutto Roger Hutto Barry Wiles Wayne Troutman Michael Rast 31 C.H.S. Team Reflects Sportmanship Bruce Dantzler Cecil Moore W. E. Gray Brain Dantzler You are almost there, Jimmy. Lonnie gains yardage for Colts. 33 Midgets Show Promise For Varsity Faron Haddock, Richard Smoak, Richard Delaney, Hugo C. Braxton, Charles Pooser, Ralph Vosburg, Michael Lyons, Jerry Wiles, Harold Zeigler, Johnny Evans, John Craig, Harold Edwards, David Haddock, Coach Knight. 34 Dot Johnson, Clare Moss, Wanda Felkel, Kathy Craig, Jeanette Houck, Kathy Judy, Diane Troutman, Whetstone, Elizabeth Rast, Margaret Johnson, Cathy Beverly Felkel, Gail Vosburgh, Becky Mischler. Girls Varsity Basketball Team CHS 17 Cross 43 CHS 25 Norway 25 CHS 46 Ellore e 47 CHS 22 Edisto 35 CHS 25 Bowman 48 CHS 11 Branchville 15 CHS 35 St. Matthews 18 CHS 14 Salley 34 CHS 25 Cross 42 CHS 24 Norway 23 CHS 26 Elloree 37 CHS 33 St. Matthews 36 CHS 24 Branchville 41 CHS 20 Edisto 28 CHS 26 Bowman 39 CHS vs St. George CHS vs Salley Charles Whetstone, Tom Moss, Barry Wiles, Lonnie Bull, Joe Haigler, Mo Davis, W. E. Gray, Roger Hutto, Wayne Troutman, Cecil Moore, Wesley Shuler. Boys Varsity Basketball Team CHS 58 Cross 35 CHS 49 Norway 35 CHS 45 Elloree 49 CHS 49 Edisto 38 CHS 34 Bowman 38 CHS 57 Branch ville 45 CHS 36 St. Matthews 51 CHS 43 Salley 55 CHS 47 Cross 49 CHS 44 Norway 33 CHS 62 Elloree 49 CHS 75 St. Matthews 58 CHS 52 Branch ville 42 CHS 62 Edisto 35 CHS 54 Bowman 48 CHS vs St. George CHS vs Salley Senior Players Ad As Captains Roger Hutto Elizabeth Rast Margaret Johnson Clare Moss Barry Wiles Cecil Moore W.E. Gray Wayne Troutman Mo Davis Wayne Troutman, Tom Yarborough, Mo Davis, Boyd Felkel, Barry Hunter, Charles Whetstone, Ronnie Coleman, Rodney Dantzler, LaVance Evans, Barry Wiles, W. E. Gray, Jimmy Stroman, Larry Lyons, Buzzy Braxton, Roger Hutto. 39 Margaret Johnson, Elizabeth Rast, Carol Craig, Jan Bull, Clare Moss, Patricia Rickenbaker - Head che erle ader Donna Bull. CHS Cheerleaders Leaders Of Blue Gold Pep Spirit Cheerleaders enjoy half-time at Springfield. Awards at 1964 Colt Club Banquet CHUCK CUTTINO Outstanding Senior Player Best Boys Basketball Player BUBBIE FELKEL Best Offensive Football Player WAYNE TROUTMAN Best Defensive Football Player Most Valuable Track Player ■ I CURTIS LEE FELKEL BARRY WILES Most Valuable Highest Batting Average Baseball Player CHERYLE RICKENBAKER Best Defensive Basketball Player MARGARET JOHNSON Best Offensive Basketball Player 42 FEATURES Miss Campus Echoes - Patricia Rickenbaker DIANNE TROUTMAN Girls’ And Boys’ Staters Clare Moss, Saradell Austin, Sandy Houck and Roger scholarship, leadership and personality to attend Girls' Hutto were selected by the faculty on the basis of State and Boys' State. 47 CONTESTANTS—Carol Craig, Linda Shirer, Donna Bull, Elizabeth Rast, Jan Bull, Clare Moss, Patricia Rickenbaker, Margaret Johnson. Homecoming 1964 RUNNERS-UP 2nd Runner-up .... 1st Runner-up.... 2nd Runner-up (tie) . . . Margaret Johnson Patricia Rickenbaker ......Elizabeth Rast SENIORS SPONSORS: Bruce Dantzler and Emily Rast, Cecil Moore and Margaret Johnson, Barry Wiles, and Donna Bull, Roger Hutto and Johnnie Ruth Heape, Brian Dantzler and Saradell Austin. W. E. Gray Joanne Rast Michael Rast Patricia Rickenbaker Wayne Troutman Carol Craig Mo Davis Clare Moss Miss Cameron High - Rena Jo Shuler Contestants: Dot Johnson, Linda Shirer, Margaret Johnson, Whetstone, Kathy Judy. Leaving stage: Dianne Troutman, Rena Jo Sluler, Alma Katherine Rast, Donna Bull,Vonnie Patricia Rickenbaker. Felkel, Emily Rast, Joanne Rast, Elizabeth Rast, Kathy Senior Class Sponsors Beauty Contest Linda Shirer—1st runner up: Rena Jo Shuler—queen; Dot Johnson—2nd runner up; Barry Wiles Emcee. 51 Senior Class Chooses Marshals And Ushers BRUCE DANTZLER CLARE MOSS PATRICIA RICKENBAKER BRIAN DANTZLER Outstanding Seniors With Top Grades VONNIE FELKEL JOANNE RAST SARADELL AUSTIN 52 Faculty Chooses Miss DAR Miss-Hi-Miss And King Teen Miss DAR—Margaret Johnson Miss Hi Miss—Jan Bull All-State Football Team 1st team—Lonnie Bull and Wayne Troutman 2nd team—Roger Hutto and Barry Wiles King Teen—Roger Hutto MOST DEPENDABLE Donna Bull and Sandy Houck MOST FRIENDLY Jan Bull and Tom Moss Student Superlatives Selected MOST COURTEOUS Jimmy Stroman and Vonnie Felkel MOST ATHLETIC Lonnie Bull and Kathy Whetstone 54 CLASSES C.H.S. Class Of '65 Begins School With 29 Strong CLARE MOSS .. ROGER HUTTO .....President JOANNE RAST.......................................Secretary Vice-President MARGARET JOHNSON..................................Treasurer Being a Senior means: Graduation—we hope having underclassmen envy you sweating over college boards money, money, money for N. Y. Seniors have Mixed Emotions Over Graduation going to lunch first planning, worrying over college If only I had studied a little harder being measured for caps and gowns prepare research theme vying for honors a rush of memories of days gone by and thinking I can't believe the time is really here SARADELL AUSTIN BRIAN DANTZLER BRUCE DANTZLER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Clare Moss and Mo Davis MOST POPULAR Patricia Rickenbaker and Wayne Troutman MO DAVIS YVONNE FELKEL W. E. GRAY, JR. The Queen at her Homecoming Dance. ROGER HUTTO STEVE HUFFSTETLER MARGARET JOHNSON BEST ALL AROUND Elizabeth Rast and Roger Hutto BEST PERSONALITY Margaret Johnson and Michael Rast CLARE MOSS ANN OTT ELIZABETH RAST MICHAEL RAST JOANNE RAST TIMMY RAST Senior boys are ready for Elioree after pep rally. 4 PATRICIA RICKENBAKER LINDA KAY SMITH DAN STOUDENMIRE Juniors Have Their Best Year Yet DONNA BULL.....................................President LONNIE BULL TOM MOSS..................................Vice-President JAN BULL ... Secretary Treasurer The Juniors enjoy: experiencing the thrill of receiving our own CHS rings, staying up late nights studying for tests, presenting our very first play, awaiting arrival of PSAT scores, selling barbeque tickets and working hard for a profit, selecting a theme for the annual Jr. -Sr., striving to do better and pull a C up to a B , consulting Mrs. Shirer for advice about colleges, celebrating the end of a hard year's work with a week- end at the beach after Jr. -Sr., and saying at graduation, Just think - we'll be up there next year. GEORGE BELL DONNA BULL JAN BULL LONNIE BULL MILLIE BUTTON CAROL CRAIG La VANCE EVANS BEVERLY FELKEL BOYD FELKEL OLIVIA FELKEL TOM MOSS GEORGE STOUDENMIRE WANDA FELKEL CHARLES POLIN JIMMY ST ROMAN BATES HOUCK EMILIE RAST IRENE TAYLOR BARRY HUNTER LINDA SHIRER KATHY WHETSTONE 64 Congregating in the halls. GUILES MOO RER RENA JO SHULER WHETSEL WILLIAMS Dave Clark V Sophomores Take Part In All Activities KATHY JUDY. CATHY CRAIG .....Secretary- Vice-President FRANCES VICE.. HAYNE HAIGLER, President T reasurer Sophomores: sell doughnuts plan parties are initiated into Beta Club look for new and different projects earn Block C sweaters or jackets have tough schedule. 66 HAYNE HAIGLER REBA FELKEL DEE DEE FELKEL Sophomore Beatles Sophomores Buzzy, Larry, and Tom, pal around in the halls. BUZZY BRAXTON CATHY CRAIG RODNEY DANTZLER FRANCES VICE RICHARD SHULER BERTHA SUSAN MOORE DAVID ZEIGLER WENDELL SCOTT LARRY LYONS KATHY JUDY Sophomores use Ouija Board to see who will win the basketball game tonight. MELANIE O'CAIN JOE HAIGLER ANDY JUDY ALMA KATHERINE RAST Freshman Members Of Student Body WESLEY SHULER.................................Treasurer DOT JOHNSON........... FRANK HUTTO..............................Vice-President CHARLES WHETSTONE President Secretary Freshmen first get to vote strive to qualify for Beta Club.. .sell magazines initiated into Latin Club, FFA and FHA last to lunch... pushed around by upper classmen get to ride athletic bus aren't youngest in high school building anymore get their drivers' license 70 ANNE ARANT BILL CROOK CYNTHIA BAIR RONNIE CARSON MARY ALICE DAVIS DUANE DELANEY RONNIE COLEMAN ROBIN FELKEL 71 JEANETTE HOUCK FRANK HUTTO DOT JOHNSON BECKY MISCHLER JEANETTE MOORER FRANCES RAST WESLEY SHULER TALLULAH SIKES DIANNE TROUTMAN CHARLES WHETSTONE MARY JANE KALLBRIER (absent) Frank Hutto won the coveted honor of Miss CHS Teacher Freshmen Beatles Freshmen enjoy chapel program with rest of student body. 73 Eighth Grade Annette Lowrey Frances Lowrey Hugo Lyons Anne Moss Michael Moss Susan Rickenbaker Christine Smith Barbara Stone Frank Stoudenmire Gwen Stoudenmire Ginger Walling Ronnie Walling Roger Wiles Phyllis Zeagler Diane Zeigler Sheila KaUbrier (absent) 74 Seventh Grade Chucky Braxton C. B. Bull Denise Corley Michael Craig Jenny Crook Edith Ann Evans Everette Evans Gary Felkel Carolyn Haddock Marsha Noblett Linda Ott Connor Rickenbaker Gayle Scott Ann Smith Richard Smoak Jan Stoudenmire Betsy Whetstone Jerry Wiles Beth Yarborough 75 Sixth Grade Mary Beck Bardin Beverly Bozard Toni Coleman David Craig Richard Delaney Dale Edwards Johnny Evans Brenda Garrick Jeff Gates Linda Gray Faron Haddock Marie Haddock Becky Haigler Kathy Kemmerlin Kenneth M it chum Charles Pooser Lawrence Rast Bobby Rast Laura Rickenbaker Nancy Sikes Gene Stanfield Carolyn Stone Don Strom an Lany Strom an Ralph Vos burgh Debbie Weeks Harold Zeigler 76 Fifth Grade Cynthia Arant Millie Bull Jackie Coleman A1 Davis Hal Edwards Ricky Edwards Donald Felkel Leonard Felkel Hoise Fogle Brenda Haigler Ronald Houck Maxine Reeves John David Stoudenmire Mary Taylor Nick Taylor Carl Weeks Bill Yarborough Randy Coleman (absent) 77 Fourth Grade Junior Hay Joan Judy Johnny Lyn Lowery Moss Pex-row Martha Rast Monty Rast Susan Rast Michael Shirer Cam Shuler Buddy Sikes David Smith Nancy Stroman Joyce Whetstone Steve Wiles Carol Jean Garrick 78 Third Grade Susan Scott Don Smith Evelyn Smith Roy Smith Cheryle Smoak Bruce Kemmerlin Artie Knight DI Wayne Pol in Mary Ann Rast Cathy Standfield Mark Taylor Lawton Wiles Michael Zeigler Brenda Stanley Second Grade Sandra Delaney Gregg Edwards Janet Evans Larry Gray Jan Kemmerlin Luther Kemmerlin John Lyons Gregg Moorer Drake Perrow Jimmy Rast Mildred Rast Ricky Strickland Thomas Summers Kirk Taylor Paula Wiles Clifton Zeigler First Grade Linda Rast Dennis Stoudenmire Phyllis Suggs David Summers Harriet Turner Mike Williams Eddie Young Ken Zeigler Kittie Caswell Debra Stanley Grammar School Students Enjoy Recess THE BANK OF ELLOREE LONG YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SERVICE ADD TO OUR EFFICIENCY El loree, South Carolina 84 Carolina Edisto Theaters Orangeburg Theaters, Inc. Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Orangeburg, South Carolina C. 0. BULL OIL COMPANY Your Esso Dealer Cameron, South Carolina SAVITZ'S MILLER'S Calhoun County's In Every Town Or City You Will Largest and Leading Always Find One Good Restaurant Department Store 0 to 1 rt 0 •wi j 1 THIS IS IT jxwZ Visit Our Swamp Room ■ r — - Dial 534-0404 St. Matthews South Carolina Orangeburg South Carolina 85 BERRY'S ON THE HILL CAMERON PHARMACY Reliable Prescription Fine Foods Service U . S . Highway 301 TA 3-3481 Orangeburg, South Carolina Cameron, South Carolina (Recommended By Gourmet AAA) E. E. GASQUE SON Dealers In Cotton—Grain—Fertilizer COCA-COLA And BOTTLING COMPANY UpMLUyl Texaco Petroleum Products El loree. South Carolina Orangeburg South Carolina DAVIS TRIM SHOP Auto Furniture Upholstering BELK-HUDSON 395 St. John Street DEPARTMENT STORE Orangeburg, South Carolina ..1 7 Orangeburg, South Carolina (jO GRADUATES 86 THE GIFT SHOP Gifts For All Occasions St. Matthews, S. C. Norman L. Richardson Manager HOME SERVICE FINANCE LOANS 154 Broughton St., N. E. Orangeburg, S . C . Phone 534-6871 Monuments of Georgia Marble KING'S Character Georgia Granite AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Vermont Marble Specialist In Engine Tune-Up Phone 534-5310 Winnsboro Granite And ORANGEBURG Automatic Transmission MEMORIAL WORKS, INC. JE 4-3037 1022 Broughton, S. W. Orangeburg, South Carolina U. S. MOTORS Chevrolet-Ke Ivina tor Coleman-RCA Dealer Cameron, South Carolina CALHOUN PHARMACY DRUGS Prescription Headquarters Phone 274-4141 St. Matthews, South Carolina ORANGEBURG GIN CO. OPEN rv9i 6 Days Per Week To Serve You m We insure for sure Billy Dent Cotton-G ra i n-Ferti lizer-lnsectic ides SOUTHERN FARM BUREAU INSURANCE St. Matthews, South Carolina JE 4-6984 ORANGEBURG BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 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Box 195 Telephone 4171 St. Matthews, South Carolina Congratulations to this term's graduates and all good wishes for success in the field they have chosen in which to carve out their careers. In searching fora higher education, we hope they will remember the fine colleges in our state; if entering business or industry immediately, we hope they will find their careers here in-South Carolina. 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