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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

CAMPUS ECHOES 1968 CAMERON HIGH SCHOOL CAMERON, SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUME TWENTY HAPPINESS IS LIVING AT CHS 4 FEATURES 7 ORGANIZATIONS ..............25 SPORTS ......................39 FACULTY .....................51 CLASSES ..... LIFE AT CHS . 63 89 97 5 ADVERTISEMENTS .. Since 1921 Cameron High School has been a beloved second home to some 900 different students. These hallowed halls have seen innu- merable memories being made--happy ones, sad ones, memories that live in the hearts of Cameron alumni. It is with a feeling of deepest love, which is shared by all who have known this our dear alma mater, that we dedicate this 1968 volume of Campus Echoes to all memories of Cameron High School. FEATURES MISS CAMERON HIGH Anne Moss, Pat Bull, Edith Anne Evans MISS CAMERON HIGH-PAT BULL FIRST RUNNER-UP-EDITH ANNE EVANS SECOND RUNNER-UP-ANNE MOSS Contestants: Jenny Crook, Anne Moss, Dot Johnson, Phyllis Zeagler, Becky Mischler, Pat Bull. Emily Best, Tweedie Fclkcl. Contestants: Linda Grey, Becky Jo Haigler, Gayle Knight, Anne Arant, Betsy Whetstone, Edith Anne Evans, Brenda Garrick, Dale Edwards. Diane Troutman, Miss Cameron High of 66-67 crowns Pat Bull the new Miss Cameron High Finalist: Tweedie Felkel, Pat Bull, Anne Moss, Emily Best, Edith Anne Evans. MISS SENIOR ANNE ARANT MISS JUNIOR ANNE MOSS 11 MISS SOPHOMORE BETSY WHETSTONE MISS FRESHMAN TONI COLEMAN MISS CAMPUS ECHOES DOT JOHNSON 14 Tommy Garrick Susan Jackson Charles Whetstone Dot Johnson BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATERS 15 HOMECOMING QUEEN Above: Mr. Dufford crowns Dot Johnson 1967 Homecoming Queen. Dot Johnson, Homecoming Queen; Gayle Knight, first runner-up; Anne Arant, second runner-up. 16 Above: Candidates for Queen: Anne Moss, Gayte Knight, Phyllis Zeagler, Jeanette Morrer, Anne Arant, Becky Mischler, Dot Johnson, Pat Bull. Did you say there was a DIME on that white line??? Help! Below, Senior players and their sponsors: Gayle Knight for Charles Whetstone, Bonnie Christopher- son for Robin Felkel, Jenny Crook for Tommy Garrick, Dot Johnson for Stan H igktr. Debbie Weeks for Ronnie Coleman. Homecoming Cheerleaders KING TEEN CHARLES WHETSTONE ’67 MARSHALS AND USHERS Dot Johnson, Becky Mischler Ronnie Coleman, Tommy Garrick 20 Becky Mischief, Tweedie Felkel, Denise Corley, Betsy Whetstone. ALL STAR BASKETBALL TEAM 21 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charles Whetstone, Susan Jackson MOST DEPENDABLE Dot Johnson, Tommy Garrick WHO’S WHO MOST ATHLETIC Charles Whetstone, Becky Mischler BEST PERSONALITY Tommy Garrick, Dot Johnson AT CHS MR. AND MISS MOST GENTLEMANLY AND LADYLIKE CONGENIALITY Charles Whetstone, Pat Bull Charles Whetstone, Anne Moss WHO’S WHO WITTIEST Louis Jackson, Jeanette Moorer NEATEST Pat Bull, Charles Whetstone 24 HAPPINESS IS HAVING PICTURES TAKEN. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT- TOMMY GARRICK VICE-PRESIDENT- LOUIS JACKSON COUNCIL MEMBERS: Diane Troutman, reporter; Becky Jo Haigler, treasurer; Tommy Garrick, president; Louis Jackson, vice-president; Pat Bull, assistant reporter; Edith Anne Evans, secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Cynthia Arant, eighth; Michael Craig, ninth; Johnny Evans, tenth; Anne Moss, eleventh; Charles Whetstone, twelfth. 27 ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR Susan Jackson ASSISTANT Anne Moss ADVISOR Mrs. Edna Whetstone BUSINESS MANAGER--Dot Johnson ASSISTANT--Phyllis Zeagler 28 TYPISTS SEATED: Jeanette Houck, Anne Arant, Diane Troutman PROOFREADER Tweedie Felkel SPORTS EDITOR Charles Whetstone ASSISTANT Michael Moss PHOTOGRAPHERS Mary Alice Davis, Becky Mischler, Jeanette Moorer 29 Anne Moss, Dot Johnson, President, Phyllis Zeagler, Denise Corley, Anne Arant, Vice-President, Diane Trout- man, Secretary, Betsy Whetstone, Jeanette Houck, Treasurer, Edith Anne Evans, Susan Jackson, Charles Whetstone. In front: C. B. Bull. Sponsor: Mrs. Elizabeth Prickett. BETA CLUB 30 All these doughnuts are yours?! ? STANDING: Roseanne Williams; Anne Moss; Mrs. Theo Harrison, sponsor; Pat Bull; Louis Jackson; Bruce Christopherson. SEATED: Bonnie Christopherson; Susan Jackson, president; Becky Mischler, secretary-treasurer; Roger Wiles. LE CLIQUE ELITE 31 STANDING: S Snsor, Linda Gray, Beverly Bozard, Mary Beck Bardin Jan,Stc Whetstone, Treasurer, Edith Anne Evans, President; SEATED: Gregg Allen, Michael Craig, Johnny £vai er, 1}ale Edwards, Johnny Lynn Dukes, Brenda Garrick, enmire, Toni Coleman, Emily Best. SEATED: Betsy ’ Crook, Secretary. Denise Corley, Vice-President B. Bull, Ralph Vosbourgh, Charles Pooser. LATIN CLUB 32 Mr. Rucker, Sponsor, John Braxton, Charles Whetstone, Jerry Wiles, Michael Craig, Michael Moss, Frank Stoudenmire, Louis Jackson, Hugo Lyons, Tommy Garrick, Bobby Garrick, Chucky Braxton, Johnny Evans, Stan Haigler, Becky Mischler, Tweedie Felkel, Phyllis Zeagler, Dot Johnson, Jeanette Houck, Denise Cor- ley, Betsy Whetstone, Jan Stoudenmire, Gayle Knight. BLOCK C CLUB 33 TOP ROW: Bonnie Fogle, Becky Mischler, Barbara Stone, Bruce Christopherson, Tommy Garrick, Bobby Gar- rick, Ronnie Walling, Jerry Wiles, Roger Wiles. MIDDLE: Bonnie Christopherson, Edith Anne Evans, Phyllis Zeagler, Jeanette Moorer, Tweedie Felkel, Susan Jackson. BOTTOM: Diane Zeigler, Emily Best. Betsy Whet- stone, Jenny Crook, Jeanette Houck, Mrs. Winnie Vosbourgh, pianist. GLEE CLUB TOP ROW: Linda Ott, Ginger Walling, Diane Troutman, Louis Jackson, Frank Hutto, Richard Smoak, Frank Stoudenmire, Charles Whetstone. MIDDLE: Mary Alice Davis, Carolyn Haddock, Gayle Knight, Marsha Nob- lett, Denise Corley, Susan Tallon, Roseanne Williams, Gayle Scott. BOTTOM: Gwen Stoudenmire, Anne Moss, Anne Arant, Dot Johnson, Pat Bull, Jan Stoudenmire, Mrs. Nancy Young, director. Phyllis Zeagler, Anne Arant, Louis Jackson, Mary Alice Davis. CHAPEL PROGRAM COMMITTEE STANDING: Mrs. Elizabeth Ulmer, sponsor, Beverly Bozard, reporter, Anne Smith. Johnny Lynn Dukes, Carolyn Stone, Becky Jo Haigler, Debbie Weeks, Dale Edwards, Linda Gray, secretary, Kathy Kemmerlin. SEATED: Carolyn Haddock, Linda Ott, Annette Lowrey, treasurer, Audrey Jackson, vice-president, Frances Lowrey. Absent: Gayle Scott, president. FHA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 36 Chuckv Braxton: Hugo Lyons; Frank Stoudenmire; Robin Felkel; John Braxton, Vice-president; Tommy Garrick; Richard Smoak; Bill Crook; Connor Rickenbaker; Ronnie Walling; Jeff Gates; Louis Jackson Secretary,Ronme Coleman; Johnny Evans, Sentinel; Jerry Wiles; Larry Stroman; David Craig; Michael Moss, Treasurer; Charles Whetstone, President; Frank Hutto; Mr. P. H. Dantzler, Advisor. FFA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 37 BUS DRIVERS AND SUBSTITUTES f JsBr ti '0 Diane Zeigier, Michael Moss, John Braxton, Louis Jackson, Phyllis Zeagler, Gayle Knight, Charles Whetstone Frann btoudenmire, Frank Hutto, Robin Felkel, Bill Crook. 38 TOP ROW: Louis Jackson, Hugo Lyons, John Braxton, Johnny Evans, Frank Stoudcnmire, Michael Moss, Charles Whetstone, Tommy Garrick. FRONT ROW: Chucky Braxton, Michael Craig, Thomas Jackson, Jerry Wiles, Harold Zeigler, Kenneth Mitchum, Bill Yarborough, Stan Haigler. STANDING: Coach Charlie Rucker. COLTS HAVE UNLUCKY SEASON. Coach Charles Rucker, Captains Charles Whetstone, Tommy Garrick. Charles Whetstone SENIORS LEAD TEAM Quarterback Charles Whetstone, guard Stan Haigler, and end Tommy Garrick contribute much to the team in their last year of playing. Tommy Garrick Stan Haigler 41 CROSS 40 COLTS . . 0 NORWAY .... 25 COLTS . . 0 BLUFTON ... COLTS . . 7 ST. ANGELA . . 27 COLTS . . 7 BRANCHVILLE . . . 6 COLTS . . 26 EDISTO 45 COLTS. . . 6 ELLOREE 45 COLTS. . . 7 HARDEEVTLLE . . . 6 COLTS . . . 0 BOWMAN . . . 28 COLTS. . . 14 SPRINGFIELD . . 26 COLTS. . . 0 1967- THIS WAS THE YEAR THAT WASN’T! c-r rA V tftim THIS was the team! Bet if we try hard enough we can fly. Unhappiness is a bench -warmer. 42 I CHEERLEADERS: Diane Troutman, Dot Johnson, Jeanette Moorer, Gayle Knight, Head Cheerleader, Toni Coleman, Tweedie Felkel, Becky Mischler. CHEERLEADERS ENTHUSIASTICALLY SUPPORT TEAM 43 Becky Jo Haigler, Linda Grey, Betsy Whetstone, Gayle Knight, Denise Corley, Jenny Crook, Phyllis Zeagler, Twecdie Felkel, Becky Mischler, Dot Johnson, Jeanette Houck. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 44 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Right: Wonder if Hugo caught that one? David Craig, Jerry Wiles, Michael Craig, Chucky Braxton, Charles Whetstone, John Braxton, Bobby Garnck, Richard Smoak, Tommy Garrick, Coach Rucker. 45 Now, at the count of three, all hands on that ball! Jump, Hugo, Jump. Hugo can jump. Tommy blocks a shot. Guard her, Dot! 46 Let's CO!! Tommy tries for two- Take it away, girls! Time out for a conference. Let's play kick ball! Guard hcr Tweedie ! 48 Victory Circle ! 1967 COLT CLUB BANQUET AWARDS BASKETBALL: Best Girl Defensive Player..................Kathy Judy Best Girl Offensive Player..................... j0hnSOn Most Valuable Player........................... Haigler FOOTBALL: Best Defensive Back.........................David Zeigler Best Offensive Back.........................Wendel Scott Best Offensive Lineman......................Lanier Walling Best Defensive Lineman......................Tom Yarborough SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD................................ Lyons MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETE ...............Wendel Scott 50 FACULTY HAPPINESS IS A COFFEE BREAK. Mr. J. P. Dufford, Superintendent Mr. P. H. Dantzler, Principal, Agriculture Mr. Charlie Rucker: Block C Club Sponsor Coach Social Studies Physical Education 53 55 Mrs. Elizabeth Prickett: Beta Club Sponsor Math Mrs. Edna Whetstone: Freshman Class Sponsor J Annual Staff Advisor, Commerce 57 58 59 Now, ya'll come on in and take this little physics test . . . NOW!! Mrs. Marguerite Wiles: First Grade Where IS my grade book? SECRETARIES: Mrs. Emily Dantzler, Mrs. Olivia Houck LUNCHROOM STAFF: Mrs. Ida Mac King, Mrs. Beatrice Moore, Mrs. Pauline Champy 61 CLASSES HAPPINESS IS PASSING GEOMETRY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT--CHARLES WHETSTONE VICE-PRESIDENT--ANNE ARANT SECRETARY--DOT JOHNSON TREASURER - - SUSAN JACKSON 64 Anne Arant Ronnie Coleman Bill Crook REMEMBER WHEN THE SKELETON WALKED?” 65 Mary Alice Davis Robin Felkel BAR-B-Q A SUCCESS Tweedie Felkel Tommy Garrick Stan Haigler Jeanette Houck Frank Hutto 66 Wake up, Stan! Susan Jackson Dot Johnson Becky Mischler Jeanette Moorer SENIOR YEAR FILLED WITH ACTIVITY 67 Diane Troutman Charles Whetstone They bark . . . WHAT DO SENIORS DO? They drink tea??? They clean chickens . . . They distract teachers . . . ! 69 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT—ANNE MOSS VICE-PRESIDENT—MICHAEL MOSS SECRETARY—GAYLE KNIGHT TREASURER—ROGER WILES 70 JUNIORS HAVE BUSY YEAR We all know juniors arc devil- ish, but this?!? John C. Braxton Pat Bull Bruce Christopherson Bobby Garrick 71 Bob Jackson Louis Jackson CLASS RINGS AT LAST! Gayle Knight Hugo Lyons Anne Moss Michael Moss Getting measured for rings is a special occasion, indeed! Mothers are like that, yeah, they are! 72 • m Juniors participate in chapel program, You Don't Say. Barbara Stone SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT—EDITH ANNE EVANS VICE-PRESIDENT—MICHAEL CRAIG SECRETARY—C. B. BULL TREASURER—JERRY WILES 74 Genius at work! Gregg Allen Emily Best Chucky Braxton C. B. Bull, Jr. Bonnie Christopherson Denise Corley Michael Craig Jennie Crook Edith Anne Evans Cary Felkcl 75 Wast it the GAME that was that bad, Toni? lonnie Fogle Carolyn Haddock Audrey Jackson Frances Lowrey Marsha Noblett Linda Ott Connor Rickcnbacker Caylc Scott Richard Smoak Frank Stoudcnmire 76 PRESIDENT—BECKY JO HAICLER VICE-PRESIDENT—JOHNNY EVANS SECRETARY—CAROLYN STONE TREASURER—JEFF CATES FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 78 Charles studies ovet ime on his Latin. Mary Beck Bardin Beverly Bozard Toni Coleman David Craig Johnny Lynn Dukes Dale Edwards Johnny Evans Brenda Garrick Jeff Gates 79 Don't tell anyone, but . . . Latin Club beauties! Linda Gray Becky Jo Haigler Kathy Kemmerlin Charles Pooscr Anne Smith Carolyn Stone Larry Stroman Ralph Vosburgh Debbie Weeks 80 GRADE 8 Cynthia Arant Millie Bull Jackie Coleman Leonard Felkel Donald Felkel Eloise Fogle Marie Haddock Brenda Haigler Thomas Jackson Kenneth M it chum Maxine Reeves Nancy Sikes Gene Stanfield Don Stroman John D. Stoudenmirc Mary Taylor Nick Taylor Bill Yarborough Harold Zeiglcr Virginia Dukes Hal Edwards Ricky Edwards GRADE 7 Bard Bardin Deborah Berry Randall Braxton Edie Ruth Corley Carol Jean Garrick Deborah Jackson William Marshall Timothy MeDuffy Moss Perrow Monty Rast Michael Shirer Cam Shuler Buddy Sikes Carlton Weeks Joyce Whetstone Steve Wiles 82 . GRADE 6 Joan Judy Bruce Kemmerlin Johnny Lowrey Wayne Polin Mary Ann Rast Susan Scott David Smith Don Smith Cheryl Smoak Cathy Stanfield Nancy Strom an Mark Taylor Carol Berry Ronnie Bozard David Bull Yvonne Bums Dave Edwards Mary Ellen Felder Edith Mae Haddock Denny Haigler Steven Jackson Edith Ann Brandenburg Chris Coleman Gregg Edwards Janet Evans Larry Gray Donna Jackson Jan Kemmerlin John Lyons Gregg Moorer Drake Perrow Jimmy Rast Roy Smith Thomas Summers Kirk Taylor Paula Wiles Clifton Zeigler Michael Zeigler GRADE 5 GRADE 4 Frank Alsbrooks Aarnout Berry Stanley Burns Johnny Crook Gregg Davis Dolores Ann Dukes Janet Edwards Harold Gates Elizabeth Hazen Luther Kemmerlin Julie Rabb Dennis Stoudenmire Phyllis Suggs David Summers Harriet Turner Mike Williams Eddie Young Ken Zeigler Cynthia Lee Mary Ann Lyons Clark Rast Dick Smith Neal Smoak Bobby Summers Donnie Williams Earl Williams Donnie Zcigler 86 GRADE 3 GRADE 2 Wayne Rast Johnny Sikes Frances Smith Michael Summers Kent Taylor Tommy Turner David Brandenburg Elizabeth Dantzler Terri Dennis Raynee Fanning Ronnie Felkel Cheryl Haigler Barbara Hoffman Darla Jackson Dale Allen Melinda Cato Michael Cook GRADE I Rod Dantzler Marvin Dukes Wanda Evans Paul Fanning, Jr. Sandra Kay Felder Dean Felkel Daren Jackson Vicki Kemmerlin Ernie Rabb Douglas Rickcnbaker Henry Suggs Becky Thompson Neil Ulmer, Jr. Glenn Wiles Sarah Lee Young 88 LIFE AT CHS HAPPINESS IS A BOY AND A GIRL. HAPPINESS IS . . . PEOPLE . . . 91 WORKING . . . A typical classroom scene. I USED to like chicken! Was the news that bad, Jeanette? 92 PLAYING . . Phyllis Fuller and Fang. Anne gets a new hair style. 93 Beautiful! Kidnapping is fun ! Yeah, Diane? Getting measured for caps and gowns. CHS. Conclusion: Two out of three people prefer the T G D to a textbook. Sausage again! What's the big announcement, girls? 95 CAMERON ALMA MATER O. Cameron, our Alma Mater dear, With storied fame of yore, We always love thy name to hear And will forever more. We shout thy name with praise and joy Wherever we may roam; We'll spread thy fame both far and wide Of thee, our fairest home. With loyalty we'll cling to thee, And we will ever give To thee our hearts' sincerity As long as we shall live. Chorus: Then hail to thee, O Cameron High, O school we love the best, Our Alma Mater, O so dear, Then hail, dear Cameron, hail. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 98 y Congratulations BANK OF ORANGEBURG Orangeburg - Branchville Norway - Salley - Swansea St. Matthews - Lugoff c trO- u vy jjbup c.i z jol db JLq dukes-harley-4—r FUNERAL HOME THE CALHOUN TIMES Q_yvvjcy Orangeburg South Carolina SiU Serving You Since 1896 n , Your County Newspaper Job Printing Let Us Quote You A Price Phone 823-5131 St. Matthews, South Carolina ELLOREE FURNITURE CO. Building Supplies Rose's Paint Frigidaire Appliances Dial 534-1165 yj Elloree, South Carolina FISCHER'S DRUGS J. E. GRAMLING § CO. - Y| ?. £ = I A P. O. Box 95 Orangeburg, South Carolina Prescriptions - Drugs Phone 534-3825 198 Russell, S. E . Orangeburg, South Carolina 99 DAVIS TRTfOl SHOP ojY V J‘v 'A uto Furniture Upholstering 395 St. John Street Orangeburg, South Carolina L INABINET RADIO TV SERVICE RADIO We're known for TV know-how St. Matthews, South Carolina Quality J ewet rfl Complete Bridal Gift Dept. Orang«burg South Carolina Daytime Dat ime Playtime Junior F ashions St. Matthews South Carolina SHEP PEARLSTINE COMPANY Wholesale Grocers St. Matthews South Carolina J. W. SMOAK HARDWARE COMPANY Complete Bridal Gift Dept. Orangeburg South Carolina CAMERON BEDDING MANUFACTURING Cameron, South Carolina Congratulations, Seniors SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Orangeburg - North Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Co. t 100 W. J. HOUCK § COMPANY GIN federated INSURANCE TREADAWAY MOTORS INC. Volkswagen Earl W. Mischler 823-2921 P. O. Box 29 3 Cameron, S. C. Authorized Sales Service U. S. Highway 301 North P. O. Box 2 Orangeburg, South Carolina Phone 534-8333 Sportsw Gant- -Londc McMullen--Etienne Aigper Formal Rentals Orangeburg, South Carolina Compliments of THE HAT BOX Orangeburg South Carolina 101 GRESSETTE Motor Company }_j£j A U£es Service FORD y. Mustang • Falcon • Fairlanc • Ford -Thunderbird St. Matthews South Carolina BOWLING WEEKS Cotton Ginners Dealers In Cotton, Cotton Seed, Fertilizer, Feeds, Seeds Phone 897-3483 Elloree, South Carolina ARTHUR HARDWARE CO. Home Of Blue Ridge Paints Phone 897-5222 Elloree, South Carolina BERRY'S ON THE HILL For Fine Foods U. S. Highway 301 Orangeburg, South Carolina Recommended By AAA PAL GAS CO. For Your LP Gas Needs Orangeburg, South Carolina Compliments Of FABRIC SERVICES, INC. A Subsidiary Of Monsanto Rowesville Road Orangeburg South Carolina An Equal Employment Employer 103 CAMERON LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Specializing in Dimension Timbers Buyers of Pine Timber Tracts Dial 823-2331 Cameron, South Carolina Mrs A. O. RICKENBAKER'S . Murden R. Huggins, Owner P rescription Headquarters 11 General Merchandise Hardware-Groceries Electrical Supplies, Paints and Oils, Fountain Service--Cosmetics Western Union Service Dial 897-3333 BLACK'S DRUG STORE Cameron, South Carolina Elloree, South Carolina B . S. SERVICE CENTER St. Matthews, S. C. Frigidaire Appliances c American Oil Co. Products EARL DUKES BARBEQUE Orangeburg South Carolina 104 THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME Air Conditioned Ambulance Chapel Funeral Directors-Embalmer's Dial 534-1214 1012 Whitman Street Orangeburg, South Carolina RENNEKERS WANNAMAKER-SMOAK CO. Better Value 134 Broughton St., S.W. Orangeburg, South Carolina Orangeburg, S. C. EAST END MOTOR CO. HOUSER POULTRY CO. 785 Russell, N. E. Orangeburg, S. C. Poultry and Eggs Phone 534-1331 Phones: Bus. 534-6077 Phones: Res. 534-1559 Sales Service P.O. Box 301 Orangeburg, S.C. Compliments of F. I. EVANS S ASSOCIATES, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Orangeburg, S. C. 105 FINK'S THE LITTLE SHOP Orangeburg South Carolina vfl 1 1 FOUR HOLES GIN CO., INC. Ginning Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Commercial Spraying Insecticides, Herbicides Saddles, Harness Phone 534-1090 Route 2, Box 677 Orangeburg, South Carolina ORANGEBURG GIN COMPANY KING AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Specialist in Engine Tune-up S?£] Auto Air Conditioning Sales Service 534-3037 Cotton-Grain-F ertilizer Orangeburg, South Carolina Insecticides 534-6984 106 D. T. WANNAMAKER BATTERY COMPANY Generator s-Starter s Alternators-Voltage Regulators T ractor-T ruck-Autos Orangeburg, South Carolina V ; «5 MOORER'S BARB SHOP The Best in Haircuf __ Cameron, South Carolina Wji FINLEY OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 299 Middleton Street, S.E. Orangeburg, S. C. 29115 Phone 534-2400 Adding Machines, Printing Calculators Cash Registers E. E. CASQUE SON Dealers in Cotton, Grain Fertilizer, and Texaco Petroleum Products Elloree, South Carolina MOSSDALE FARM Registered Polled Hereford Cattle Registered Poland China Hogs Cameron, South Carolina BEACH PARTY CALHOUN MFG. CO. INC. South Railroad Ave. St. Matthews, South Carolina KAMO MANUFACTURING CO. INC. Janitor Supplies Industrial Cleaners Phone 724-1488 1326-36 Reynolds Street Augusta, Georgia 30903 PHILLIPS’ SHOES Known Quality 125 Russell, N. E . Orangeburg, South Carolina WANNAMAKER MOTORS PEARLSTINE HARDWARE Chevrolet • Chevy II • Corvair • Corvette Wholesale Distributors St. Matthews South Carolina 825 Broughton, S. E. Orangeburg, South Carolina AGRICULTURAL HELICOPTERS, INC. Aerial Applications - Spraying, Dusting Seeding, Fertilizing, Weed Control J. D. Rast Sons Cameron, South Carolina South Carolina 108 SOUTHERN SOYA CORPORATION OF CAMERON Manufacturers of Soybean Meal For Better Livestock Feeding Phone 803-823-2211 C. Everett Bullard, Mgr. [very year more and more young men and women graduate from South Carolina high schools. It is an event which poses this important question: What is the next step after graduation? If you are searching lor the right career, and have an inquiring mind, an interest in math and want a satisfying life, a rewarding career in engineering can be yours. The lime to start is now! Talk to your parents and school counselor today. Should you be an ENGINEER? GUESS HARDWARE CITY DRY CLEANERS COMPANY For the Best in Cleaning JOHN DEERE TRACTORS Phone 874-4351 IMPLEMENTS St. Matthew s General Electric Appliances South Carolina St. Matthews South Carolina 110 FOGLE-HUNGERPILLER FUNERAL HOME Phone 897-6522 Phone 897-6232 Phone 897-5892 Elloree, South Carolina CALHOUN PHARMACY Prescription Headquarter s 874-4141 St. Matthews South Carolina Best Wishes -te=tfee- -iienio-r-s QcmvJL HALL'S 5 10 Elloree South Carolina CRAIG TV Sc RADIO SERVICE Zenith Services Sc Sales 823-3301 Cameron South Carolina WESNER INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Cameron South Carolina Compliments of VAL’S CLEANERS § LAUNDERETTE in At retirement some of you Seniors will be wishing and some will be fishing . Start one of our INSURED SAVINGS PLANS today for your retirement. TUCK A BUCK A DAY AWAY for your retirement with an INSURED SAVINGS PLAN. Hopen Six Days to Serve You BILLY DENT Compliments Of ACACIA FLOWER SHOP GENE DAVIS JEWELERS LYNCH'S JEWELERS SUPERIOR MOTORS SUTCLIFFE FURNITURE STORE GOODMAN GLASS CO. McCALL - THOMAS ENGINEERING CO., INC. ORANGE CUT-RATE DRUGS ADDEN'S CAMERA SHOP HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. GRESSETTE PEST CONTROL ALBERGOTTI CO. THE JACKET HICKLIN MOTOR LINE Your Southern Farm Bureau Service Agent £22 tr eet Orangeburg, South Carolina WANNAMAKER DRUG CO. Prescriptions Cosmetics Drug s 118 Rus sell St. Orangeburg, S. C. Flowers for all Occasions QUALITY TIRE SERVICE COMPANY GARDEN SPOT FLORISTS Quality Tires Recaps Repairs We Wire Flowers Dial 874-2771 St. Matthews, S. C. 534-7340 213 John C. Calhoun Drive Orangeburg, South Carolina C. O. BULL OIL COMPANY Cameron, South Carolina 113 GLADDEN smoke s (r,4 | ( (y Insurance Agency iCpT -I- ft' 9} f success to the Seniors '49- and Pure Oil Products tp tpu S,-Matt =5«C Phone 874-7521 St. Matthews, South Carolina i 9. i o7 -- 99 V ST MATTHEWS TELEPHONE COMPANY Serving Cameron, Creston, and St. Matthews, South Carolina C. F. EVANS % COMPANY � ’n J :V|A q5 n al o ractors S t' ' V Pft kie 2iy3321 T ,3 I % Carolina 35 Congratulations Seniors 114 BANK OF ELLOREE Elloree, South Carolina Santee, South Carolina THE LINETT AGENCY General Insurance Real Estate Tax Service Dial 874-5321 St. Matthews, South Carolina Best Wishes to the Senior Class THE PETITE BOUQUET St. Matthews South Carolina CAMERON FOOD SUPPLY Trade Here and Save Cameron, South Carolina Reliable Prescription Service 823-3481 Cameron, South Carolina 116 HW ff libl TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC V COOPERATIVE £ fo ‘0 vtr Jis 'ty U—Oy j fiitr1. 'tKLi' ’ cL 'p S _ A o£ Oc Ktk, cxtuj-a, AA, C'Tv rdJL' u ' The 5600 members of the Tri-County Electric Co-op who are your friends, neighbors, and relatives extend good wishes to Cameron High School and hope the Graduating Class will achieve the success, happi- ness, and well-being they deserve upon entering the adult world. Railroad Avenue hone 874-5101 St. Matthews, South Carolina 117 fc ' X Z -aU(f l£jL CLARK TIRE COMPANY • Hezzie Dantzler, Manager 4L Jfx. cmx -cje - 7T . J riiiter£4ds ‘f ti Li 's,ajz vt. A £'' (. Matt,liSwAf -S v 3arolina -ERS YU'fy Ztr'c C .4. Dunlop Tires of Quality- Dial 534-3370 115 Amelia Street Orangeburg, South Carolina HUTTO CHURCH SUPPLY MUSIC COMPANY 365 Russell, N.E. Orangeburg, S.C. Books, Bibles, Church Furniture, Pianos Organs Compliments of BETTY'S FASHION FABRICS Elloree, South Carolina E.O. PENDAR VIS WHOLESALE 390 St. John Street Orangeburg, South Carolina s v -- Sunbeam, V aIjMETTO BAKING COMPANY f . Reach for Sunbeam . £ Orangeburg, South Carolina « jjJ T. J (] V (J vT 118 CARTER FURNITURE COMPANY Dependable Furniture Appliances Since 1937 Dial 874-2561 St. Matthews, South Carolina Compliments of SMOKE'S GIN St. Matthews, S. C. Compliments of AUSTIN'S FURNITURE CO. AND GIFT SHOP Bridal Consultant Jewelry, Housewares, and Furniture MILLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Elloree, S. C. T. T. SPORTING GOODS, INC 1207 Henderson Columbia, S. C. 3561 Meeting St. Charleston, S. C. We, the 1968 Campus Echoes staff, would like to express our appreciation to all who have helped make possible this yearbook. 119 AUTOGRAPHS vVV :• ,l'; if- •- j • MT-It jS '- •- -C v 7-: r-. ' • Vi' .-- • . • • - ■- - . - -$ ■ -■ '.•?• - . .V. ' '-w ■ V . :• 2k•• - . •----. ‘ «V • - - v - ' - - ■ -� . • • S- ' - 5vT'’ ;; E2i ' tT ... V2 V ’' ■ ; - .% • 5 . a. '• 3 r r “ .!•.� - . SC - •-. •.- - • - --C - , '------------------ - - - '• ■ • yv