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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

CAMPUS ECHOES 1967 Cameron High School Cameron, South Carolina Volume Nineteen CONTENTS FACULTY 5 FEATURES 13 SPORTS 27 ORGANIZATIONS 43 CLASSES 57 SCHOOL LIFE 83 ADVERTISEMENTS 87 DEDICATION As we pause to look back on the past school year, we see the millions of duties that often go unnoticed and unappreciated. Since there are so few ways of thanking a teacher for all he has done for Cameron School, the annual staff takes great pride in their dedication. The staff has chosen someone that they feel is the embodiment of those qualities which students admire and seek to develop in themselves. It is with great appreciation that we dedicate the 1967 Campus Echoes to our superintendent, Mr. J. P. Dufford. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION AIDS STUDENTS MR. J. P. DUFFORD Superintendent General Math MR. P. H. DANTZLER Principal Agriculture Mrs. Olivia Houck and Mrs. Emily Dantzler—Secretaries. MRS. ROBERTA DUFFORD Librarian English Eleventh Grade Sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH PRICKETT Math Beta Club Sponsor 7 MRS. ELLEN SHIRER Twelfth Grade Sponsor Latin Club Sponsor Math, Latin Guidance MRS. BARBARA CORLEY Science 8 MRS. EPNA WHETSTONE Annual Staff Advisor Commerce Ninth Grade Sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH ULMER Driver Education, History Home Economics FHA Sponsor Eighth Grade Sponsor 9 MRS. THEO HARRISON English, French, History Tenth Grade Sponsor French Club Sponsor MR. CHARLIE RUCKER Coach, Social Studies Physical Education Block C Club Sponsor 10 ELEMENTARY TEACHERS MRS. DOROTHY ROBINSON Seventh Grade Fifth Grade MRS. ESTELLE RICKENBAKER Fourth Grade MRS. JEWELLE SUMMERS 11 LUNCHROOM STAFF These ladies fix our fine lunches everyday. Mrs. Pauline Champy, Mrs. Beatrice Moore, Mrs. Ida Mae King, Mrs. Evelyn Johnson. 12 FEATURES MISS CAMPUS ECHOES Cathy Craig GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE DELEGATES Tom Yarborough, Cathy Craig, Gail Vosburgh, and Richard Shuler were selected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and personality to attend Girls' State and Boys' State. 17 MISS CAMERON HIGH Diane Troutman FINALISTS: Betsy Whetstone, Beth Yarborough--2nd runner-up, Pat Bull—1st runner-up, Diane Troutman--queen, Gayle Knight. CONTESTANTS: (ABOVE) Betsy Whetstone, Maxine Arant, Dot Johnson, Linda Guzowski, Diane Troutman, Beth Yarborough, Cindy Arant, Gail Vosburgh; (BELOW) Edith Anne Evans, Susan Rickenbaker, Becky Mischler, Tweedie Felkel, Phyllis Zeagler, Gayle Knight, Pat Bull. HOMECOMING QUEEN-1966 - Cathy Craig 20 QUEEN—Cathy Craig 1st Runners-up--Jeanette Moorer Kathy Judy 2nd Runner-up—Diane Troutman CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN: Reba Felkel, Jeanette Moorer, Dot Johnson, Gail Vosburgh, Kathy Judy, Diane Troutman, Cathy Craig, Tweedie Felkel. SPONSORS: ABOVE: Phyllis Zeagler for Hayne Haigler, Tweedie Felkel for David Zeigler, Jeanette Houck for Buzzy Braxton, Susan Rickenbaker for Rodney Dantzler, Maxine Arant for Wendel Scott. BELOW: Cathy Craig for William Haigler, Gayle Knight for Lanier Walling, Diane Troutman for Tom Yarborough, Kathy Judy for Larry Lyons, Gail Vosburgh for Andy Judy. MOST POPULAR Tom Yarborough G Cathy Craig MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gail Vosburgh G Richard Shuler THE COLT ROUND-UP MOST ATHLETIC Diane Troutman G Wendel Scott BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Cindy Arant G Lanier Walling 22 BEST ALL AROUND Kathy Judy Lanier Walling MOST DEPENDABLE Dot Johnson Tom Yarborough OF THE SEASON FRIENDLIEST Charles Whetstone G Cathy Craig BEST PERSONALITY Rodney Dantzler G Cindy Arant 23 STUDENT SUPERLATIVES NEATEST Linda Guzowski G Hayne Haigler MOST COURTEOUS Gail Vosburgh G Wesley Shuler MOST STUDIOUS Susan Jackson G Richard Shuler WITTIEST Jeanette Moorer Buzzy Braxton 24 1966 MARSHALS AND USHERS Marshals and ushers for the 1966 commencement were Cathy Craig, Gail Vosburgh, Lanier Walling, Hayne Haigler. ALL STAR AND ALL STATE FOOTBALL TEAM ALL STAR--Lanier Walling and Tom Yarborough ALL STATE—David Zeigler and Buzzy Braxton 26 SPORTS D E S I R E T 0 w I N VARSITY COLTS FOR 1966 1st ROW: Chucky Braxton, Michael Craig, Jerry Wiles, Michael Moss, Stan Haigler, Charles Whetstone, John C Braxton, Rodney Dantzler; 2nd ROW: Bill Crook, Hugo Lyons, David Zeigler, Wendel Scott, Lanier Walling, Andy Judy, Richard Smoak, Mr. Rucker—Coachj 3rd ROW: Tommy Garrick, Robin Felkel, Larry Lyons, William Haigler, Buzzy Braxton, Tom Yarborough, Hayne Haigler, Frank Stoudenmire. Absent-- Ronnie Coleman. 28 The 1966 football season was a great season for the Cameron Colts. Under the superb coach- ing of Mr. Charlie Rucker, the Colts were winners of the West- ern 4C Conference. Starting the season with a 7-6 victory over Cross, the Colts went on to defeat Norway by a thrilling score of 14-13. In the next game they were defeated by Bluffton, but regained their strength to whip the St. Angela Saints 19-0. The following week the Colts were held to a 6-6 tte by the Branchville Yellow Jackets. A Football ballet! Catch me if you can! The supposedly strongest con- ference opponent, the Edisto Blue Devils, were defeated 7-0. David Zeigler intercepted a pass and ran twenty-two yards for a touchdown. The Colts were defeated by the defending Class C State Champions, but the Colts stomped Hardecville 45-19 in the Homecoming game. The game against Bowman was another victory for the Colts. +??+ ? Sony shoes! The final scheduled game against Springfield was an excit- ing game for the spectators. Dur- ing the last twenty seconds of the game, Wendel Scott passed the football to Hayne Haigler in the end zone. With this victory, the mighty Colts were able to win the Western 4C Conference. Although they were defeated by Heath Springs in the play-off, the team should be commended for their fine performance through- out the season. MIDGETS Get mean big team! Go, g°t get 'um, get'um... uh, uh. TEN SENIORS ADD VIGOR AND SPIRIT Captains—Tom Yarborough Lanier Walling Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron 1966 FOOTBALL RESULTS 7 Cross 14 Norway 7 Bluffton 19 St. Angela 6 Branchville 7 Edisto 0 Ell ore e 45 Hardeeville 32 Bowman 6 Springfield 6 13 26 0 6 0 32 19 0 0 Lyons misses the pitch off. Boy, have I got troubles! CHEERLEADERS ENCOURAGE TEAMS Dot Johnson, Gayle Knight, Jeanette Moorer, Cindy Arant--head, Diane Troutman, Tweedie Felkel, Cathy Craig. SMILE! ! Aren't they cute! Jeanette and Tweedie decorate halls. All this to decorate one goal post? Cameron, shake it! GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Jennie Crook, Denise Corley, Diane Zeigler, Jan Stoudenmire, Betsy Whetstone, Maxine Arant, Gayle Knight. SECOND ROW: Edith Anne Evans, Kathy Judy, Becky Mischler, Pat Bull, Gail Vosburgh, Dot Johnson, Phyllis Zeagler, Coach Rucker. A sure two! Move out of my way! There it goes, and where it lands, no one knows. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Roger Wiles, Charles Whetstone, Lanier Walling, Wendel Scottt John C. Braxton, Bobby Garrick. SECOND ROW: Tom Yarborough, Tommy Garrick, Frank Hutto, Wesley Shuler, Louis Jackson, Joe Haigler, Coach Rucker. 37 Jeanette praises Wendel for a good game. FIRST ROW: Michael Craig, Gregg Allen, Jerry Wiles, Wendel Scott, Charles Whetstone, John C. Braxton, Michael Moss, Ronnie Coleman. SECOND ROW: Bill Crook, Bobby Garrick, Joe Haigler, David Zeigler, Lanier Walling, William Haigler, Stan Haigler, Frank Stoudenmire, Andy Judy, Coach Rucker. THIRD ROW: Richard Smoak, Tom Yarborough, Tommy Garrick, Frank Hutto, Wesley Shuler, Buzzy Braxton, Louis Jackson, Larry Lyons, Robin Felkel. TRACK FIRST ROW: Michael Moss, Ronnie Coleman, Stan Haigler. SECOND ROW: Bill Crook, Charles Whetstone, William Haig- ler, Coach Rucker. •10 GOLF FIRST ROW: Richard Smoak, Michael Craig, Jerry Wiles, Wendel Scott, Stan Haigler, Ronnie Coleman, Mi- chael Moss. SECOND ROW: Larry Lyons, David Zeigler, Joe Haigler, Lanier Walling, John C. Braxton, Ronnie Walling, Coach Rucker. BASEBALL 1966 Baseball Schedule: Cameron 4 Branchville 2 Cameron 0 Norway 3 Cameron 4 Springfield 3 Cameron 9 St. Angela 1 Cameron 5 St. Angela 4 Cameron 1 Edisto 2 Cameron 26 Wade Hampton 2 Cameron 4 Norway 1 Cameron 4 Springfield 3 Cameron 2 Ell ore e 9 Cameron 6 Edisto 5 Cameron 4 Elloree 18 Cameron 1 St. Matthews 2 41 1966 COLT CLUB BANQUET Wanda Felkel Guiles Moorer Tom Moss Lonnie Bull Jimmy Strom an Kathy Whetstone Speaker, Presentation of Awards.............. Basketball Best Girl Defensive Player, Best Girl Offensive Player. Best Boy Player.......... F ootball Best Offensive Lineman. . . Best Defensive Lineman. . . Best Offensive Back...... Best Defensive Back...... Baseball Highest Batting Average. . Most Valuable Player..... Track Most Valuable Trackman. Jerry Nettles Assistant Coach, Citadel John Weathers, Coach Wanda Felkel Kathy Whetstone Tom Moss Bates Houck Bates Houck Lonnie Bull George Stoudenmire Guiles Moorer Guiles Moorer Andy Judy Sportsmanship Award........................................................Jimmy Stroman Outstanding Athlete of the Year...........................................Lonnie Bull 42 SSBft aft)] | ot , ‘82 iV joddns r A3 nI I, SNOIlVZINVOdO LEADERS AT CHS VICE PRESIDENT Charles Whetstone PRESIDENT Tom Yarborough SECRETARY--John C. Braxton, TREASURER--Beth Yarborough, REPORTER--Cathy Craig, ASSISTANT REPORTER—Tweedie Felkel, ADVISOR—Mr. Dantzler. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Freshman—Maxine Arant; Sophomore--Louis Jackson; Junior—Wesley Shuler; Se- nior—Hayne Haigler. The Student Council has been active this year and has taken up many projects. They were responsible for Homecoming and also the dance. They sponsored the annual Christmas tree and Christmas dance. At the close of the year, they held the annual Student Council elections for the forthcoming year. The Student Council has worked eagerly this year and has done a fine job. Their accomplishments have been worthwhile to the students of Cameron High School. 45 1967 CAMPUS ECHOES STAFF EDITOR Gail Vosburgh ASSISTANT Susan Jackson BUSINESS MANAGER Cathy Craig ASSISTANT Dot Johnson The staff takes time out for a pose. From the time the new Campus Echoes staff is chosen until the last deadline is met, the annual staff is busy getting ads, typing copy, taking pictures, deciding on layout, and receiving the approval of our advisor. Months of plan- ning and work before hand are necessary for the success of the yearbook. It's our sincere desire to cap- ture indelible memories of our life at CHS. If you, the students, approve of our efforts, we shall consider this publication worth- while. 46 Gail and Susan ADVISOR Mrs. Whetstone PHOTOGRAPHERS Cindy Arant and Bertha S. Moore. 47 ASSISTANT Charles Whetstone and SPORTS EDITOR Tom Yarborough. FHA Seated: 1st ROW--Barbara Stone, Roseanne Williams; 2nd ROW—Linda Hay, Diane Zeigler. Standing: 1st ROW-- Frances Lowery, Ginger Walling, Gwen Stoudenmire, Susan Tallon, Carolyn Haddock, Annette Lowery; 2nd ROW--Marsha Noblett, Ann Smith, Maxine Arant, Gayle Scott, Edith Ann Evans; 3rd ROW--Mrs. Ulmer, Linda Ott, Bonnie Fogle. Susan and Diane take time out for a snapshot. I The FHA is an organization which helps girls to be- come better homemakers for the future. They are given the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of cooking and sewing. Many committees are responsible for the different projects during the year. Some of the more important ones are the scrapbook, yearbook and program commit- tees. The members try at all times to fulfill their duties and activities. 48 FFA 1st ROW: Mr. Dantzler, Ronnie Coleman, Wesley Shuler, Michael Moss, Bill Crook, John C. Braxton; 2nd ROW: Charles Whetstone, David Zeigler, Wendcl Scott, Chucky Braxton, Gary Felkel, Jerry Wiles; 3rd ROW: Frank Hutto, Andy Judy, Robin Felkel, Tommy Garrick, Frank Stoudenmire, Ronnie Walling, Connor Rickenbaker, Richard Smoak. Wesley does it again! The FFA is an organization for rural farm boys to promote the understanding of agriculture. It provides an opportunity for boys to learn better methods for a profitable occupation. This year, different members of the chapter participated in several projects, including cattle, crop farming, and svvine. All have proved prof- itable to some degree, yielding valuable experience as well as some monetary profits to the members. Thus, FFA has molded young men into great farmers by educa- tion of youth. 49 BLOCK C CLUB FIRST ROW: Dot Johnson, Jeanette Houck, Becky Mischler, Diane Troutman, Gail Vosburgh, Kathy Judy, Coach Rucker, advisor. SECOND ROW: Andy Judy, Ronnie Coleman, Larry Lyons, Rodney Dantzler, Stan Haigler, Wendel Scott, William Haigler, David Zeigler. THIRD ROW: Buzzy Braxton, Tommy Garrick, Tom Yarborough, Wesley Shuler, Robin FeIke 1, Charles Whetstone, Joe Haigler, Bill Crook. Absent--Hayne Haig- ler, Lanier Walling, JohnC. Braxton, Tweedie Felkel, Michael Moss. PRESIDENT ..............................Lanier Walling VICE PRESIDENT.......................Charles Whetstone 50 SECRETARY-TREASURER Dot Johnson BETA CLUB SEATED AROUND TABLES: Anne Arant, Frances Vice, Reba Fclkcl, Susan Jackson, Diane Troutman, Cathy Craig, Dot Johnson, Gail Vosburgh. STANDING: Jeanette Houck, Roger Wiles, Charles Whetstone, Wesley Shuler, Richard Shuler, Mrs. Prickett, sponsor, Tom Yarborough, Anne Moss. PRESIDENT .............................Gail Vosburgh VICE PRESIDENT..........................Dot Johnson SECRETARY...............................Cathy Craig 51 TREASURER Diane Troutman FRENCH CLUB The newest club this year was the French Club. The ten juniors taking French I became charter members of the new club, and Mrs. Harrison acted as sponsor. The main purpose of the French Club is to help the members enjoyably learn more about the country of France, its customs, people, and their way of life. The club enjoyed various activities during the year. At one of the first meetings Miss Nonie Smith, well- versed on the French language and on the country of France, spoke to the members. Study hard, Susan! Members: Ronnie Coleman, Bill Crook, Tommy Garrick, Stan Haigler, Susan Jackson, Dot Johnson, Becky Mischler, Jeanette Moorer, Wesley Shuler, Charles Whetstone. Sponsor--Mrs. Harrison. 52 LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Shirer, promotes an interest in the Latin language. Although Latin is a dead language, many words are derived from it. Twelve new members were initiated into the club. The new members were dressed in costumes similar to the ancient Romans. Later they were sold as slaves as in ancient Italy. The officers are the following: President—Anne Moss, Vice-President--Pat Bull, Secretary--Phyllis Zeagler, Treasurer--Michael Moss. The Romans have returned! 1. to r. AIONG RAILING: Anne Moss, Pat Bull, Phyllis Zeagler, Michael Moss, Michael Craig, Maxine Arant, Beth Yarborough, Jenny Crook, Jan Stoudenmire, Betsy Whetstone; 1. to r. ALONG OUTSIDE: Emily Best, Edith Ann Evans, Linda Boswell, Mrs. Shirer, Denise Corley, Greg Allen, Louis Jackson, Gayle Knight, C. B. Bull, Susan Rickenbaker. 53 CHAPEL PROGRAM COMMITTEE Cathy Craig, Gail Vos burgh--chairman, Mary Alice Davis, Anne Arant. THE ROLLING STONES??? A crazy commercial! FIRST ROW: Cindy Arant, Roseanne Williams, Frances Vice, Reba Felkel, Gwen Stoudenmire, Ginger Wall- ing, Diane Zeigler, Cathy Craig. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Fogle, Gayle Knight, Linda Hay, Barbara Stone, Gail Vosburgh, Bertha Moore, Melanie O'Cain, Kathy Judy. THIRD ROW: Tom Yarborough, William Haigler, Rodney Dantzler, Bill Crook, Stan Haigler, Ronnie Coleman, Frank Hutto, Mrs. Young, director. GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Pat Bull, Jeanette Moorer, Dot Johnson, Jeanette Houck, Anne Moss, Susan Rickenbaker, Mary Alice Davis. SECOND ROW: Susan Tallon, Becky Mischler, Susan Jackson, Phyllis Zeagler, Tweedie Felkel, Diane Troutman, Anne Arant. THIRD ROW: Roger Wiles, Michael Moss, Charles Whetstone, Wesley Shuler, Bobby Garrick, Louis Jackson, Mrs. Vosburgh, accompanist. 55 BUS DRIVERS Joe Haigler, Frank Stoudenmire, Robin Felkel, Larry Lyons, Lanier Walling, Rodney Dantzler, Tom Yarborough. SUBSTITUTES Frank Hutto, Buzzy Braxton, Wesley Shuler, Ronnie Coleman, Charles Whetstone, Bill Crook. 56 CLASSES SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT......................................Cathy Craig VICE PRESIDENT.................................Hayne Haigler SECRETARY......................................Buzzy Braxton TREASURER Richard Shuler SENIORS PRESENTED QUIT YOUR KIDDING Would you believe... a girl? Dee Dee Felkel Reba Felkel Joe Haigler SENIORS FACED WITH MANY DECISIONS Cindy Arant, head cheerleader, encourages school spirit. Larry Lyons William Haigler ;flr Coach Rucker and Buzzy ready for Edisto game. LAST YEAR A VERY Bertha Moore Captains Tom and Lanier are proud of conference win. Melanie O’Cain Wendel Scott Tallulah Sikes Richard Shuler AT CHS BUSY ONE Frances Vice A happy queen. Lanier Walling Tom Yarborough Gail Vosburgh David Zeigler JUNIOR CLASS Class Officers PRESIDENT ............................Wesley Shuler VICE PRESIDENT...............................Charles Whetstone SECRETARY......................................Diane Troutman TREASURER................................Dot Johnson 64 Bill and Robin TRY to perform an experiment! Anne Arant Jimmy Boswell Bill Crook Mary Alice Davis TURKEY SUPPER WAS 66 Stan Haigler Jeanette Houck Frank Hutto A GREAT SUCCESS Wesley Shuler Diane Troutman Charles Whetstone Susan Jackson Dot Johnson Becky Mischler Jeanette Moorcr SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Officers PRESIDENT .............................Louis Jackson VICE PRESIDENT................................. Anne Moss SECRETARY......................................Roger Wiles TREASURER..............................Michael Moss 68 John C. Braxton Pat Bull Bonnie Fogle Bobby Garrick Linda Hay Louis Jackson Gayle Knight Hugo Lyons Anne Moss Michael Moss Susan Rickenbaker Frances Rast Barbara Stone Frank Stoudenmire Gwen Stoudenmire Susan Tall on Is it really that cold, Gwen? Ginger Walling Ronnie Walling Roger Wiles Roseanne Williams Phyllis Zeagler Diane Zeigler FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT........................................Beth Yarborough VICE PRESIDENT...................................Maxine Arant SECRETARY........................................Betsy Whetstone TREASURER C. B. Bull Freshmen girls cheer for Midgets. Greg Allen Maxine Arant Donnie Bell Emily Best Linda Boswell Chucky Braxton C. B. Bull Denise Corley Michael Craig Jennie Crook Edith Ann Evans Gary Felkel Carolyn Haddock Annette Lowery Frances Lowery Marsha Noblett Linda Ott Connor Rickenbacker Gayle Scott Ann Smith Richard Smoak Jan Stoudenmire Betsy Whetstone jerry Wiles Beth Yarborough 74 GRADE 8 Carolyn Stone Larry Stroman Ralph Vosburgh Debbie Weeks Mary Beck Bardin Beverly Bozard Toni Coleman David Craig Johnny Lynn Dukes Dale Edwards Johnny Evans Brenda Garrick Jeff Gates Linda Gray Becky Jo Haigler Kathy Kemmerlin Eddie Miles Charles Pooser Laura Rickenbaker GRADE 7 Cynthia Arant Gail Boswell Millie Bull Jackie Coleman A1 Davis Virginia Dukes Hal Edwards Ricky Edwards Donald Felkel Leonard Felkel Eloise Fogle Marie Haddock Brenda Haigler Ronald Houck Thomas Jackson Kenneth Mitchum Bobby Rast Maxine Reeves Nancy Sikes Gene Stanfield John D. Stoudenmire Don Strom an Mary Sullivan Mary Taylor Nick Taylor Bill Yarborough Harold Zeigler GRADE 6 Debbie Berry Bard Bardin Randy Braxton Edie Ruth Corley Debbie Felkel Carol Jean Garrick Edith Mae Haddock Woody Marshall Moss Perrovv Nancy Stroman Carl Weeks Joyce Whetstone Steve Wiles Monty Rast Susan Rast Michael Shirer Cam Shuler Buddy Sikes David Smith GRADE 5 Linda Berry Ronnie Bozard David Bull Yvonne Burns Dave Edwards Mary Ellen Felder Denny Haigler Junior Hay Steven Jackson Joan Judy Bruce Kemmerlin Johnny Lowery Wayne Polin Mary Ann Rast Susan Scott Don Smith Roy Smith Cheryle Smoak Cathy Stanfield Mark Taylor Lawton Wiles GRADE 4 Edith Ann Brandenburg Chris Coleman Janet Evans Greg Edwards Larry Grey Jan Kemmerlin Luther Kemmerlin John Lyons Janet Miles Creg Moorer Drake Perrow Jimmy Rast Thomas Summers Kirk Taylor Paula Wiles Clifton Zeigler Michael Zeigler Aarnout Berry Stanley Burns Johnny Crook Gregg Davis Delores Ann Dukes Janet Edwards Harold Gates Elizabeth Hazen GRADE 3 Julie Rabb Dennis Stoudenmire Phyllis Suggs r Emalie Sullivan David Summers Harriet Turner Michael Williams Eddie Young Kenneth Zeigler GRADE 2 Jack Burns Edward Dukes Henry Felder Hutto Haigler Sharon Kemmerlin Mary Ann Lyons Benjy Miles Clark Rast Linda Rast Dick Smith Neal Smoak Bobby Summers Donnie Williams Earl Williams Donnie Zeigler GRADE 1 Dale Allen Lisha Boswell David Brandenburg Beth Dantzler Terri Dennis Raynee Fanning Ronnie Felkel Cheryl Haigler Barbara Hoffman Wayne Rast Johnny Sikes Frances Smith Michael Summers Kent Taylor Tommy Turner Lindsey Wiles 82 O LU CO — CT LU LU O STUDENT EXPERIENCES Parents and students alike support the football team with enthusiasm. These football players look forward to substitution! COMPETITION Building school spirit is an important part of sports. Choosing a college requires a lot of advice. GUIDANCE SOCIAL EVENTS The Senior Class sponsors the annual beauty contest. Wendel, there's always room for jello! Help yourself! AND FOOD!! Coach, you don't mean you're still hungry !!! ! 86 ADVERTISEMENTS Q LU GO — Cr LU 1—0 Manufacturers of Soybean Meal For Better Livestock Feeding Phone 803-823-2211 C . Everett Bullard, Mgr. 90 CLARK TIRE COMPANY G. Hezzie Dantzler, Manager 115 Amelia Street Orangeburg, South Carolina Dial 534-3370 DUNLOP TIRES OF QUALITY Recapping Vulcanizing SUCCESS TO THE SENIORS DUKES-HARLEY FUNERAL HOME Serving you since 1896 Orangeburg South Carolina Building Supplies Rose's Paint Dial 534-1165 J. E. GRAMLING CO. P.O. Box 95 Orangeburg, South Carolina AGRICULTURAL HELICOPTERS, INCORPORATED Aerial Applications--Spraying, Dusting, Seeding, Fertilizing, Weed Control J. D. Rast Sons Cameron, South Carolina W. J. HOUCK COMPANY GIN Cotton--Grain Fertilizer--Seed Cleaning Phone 823-2121 Cameron, South Carolina Congratulations WANNAMAKER MOTOR CO. BANK OF ORANGEBURG THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Orangeburg- - Branchville Norway- -Salley- -Swansea St. Matthews Sales - - Service- - Parts 825 Broughton, S.E. Orangeburg, South Carolina THE CALHOUN TIMES LIMEHOUSE STORE Your County Newspaper Job Printing Let Us Quote You A Price Phone 5131 Men's, Students', Ladies' Sportswear Gant--London Fog McMullen--Etienne Aigner St. Matthews, South Carolina Orangeburg, South Carolina ELLOREE FURNITURE CO. PEARLSTINE HARDWARE Frigidaire Appliances Wholesale Distributors Elloree South Carolina St. Matthews South Carolina FISCHER'S REXALL DRUGS Money when you need it SANTEE FINANCE CO., INC. Prescriptions--Drugs Friendly Service Phone 534-3825 198 Russell, S.E. Orangeburg, S.C. Phone 897-5322 Cleveland Street Elloree, South Carolina 93 ST. MATTHEWS MILLING COMPANY Custom Mixing and Grinding P.O. Box 195 Telephone 4171 St. Matthews, South Carolina At retirement some of you Se- niors will be wishing and some CAROLINA EDISTO THEATERS will be fishing. Start one of our INSURED SAVINGS PLANS today for your retirement. Orangeburg Theaters, Inc. Tuck a buck a day away for your retirement with an INSURED Air Conditioned For Your Comfort SAVINGS PLAN. Hopen six days to serve you Orangeburg South Carolina Billy Dent Your Southern Farm Bureau Service Agent TREADAWAY MOTORS, INC. Authorized Sales Service U.S. Highway 301 North P. O. Box 2 Orangeburg, South Carolina Phone 534-8333 FAIREY AUTO ELECTRIC EXCHANGE Generators Alternators Starters Armatures Starter Drivers Batteries Orangeburg, South Carolina HE GIFT SHOP Gifts for all occasions St. Matthews, South Carolina -------INABINE-T------ RADIO T.V. 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