Bells High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Ruffin, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

I953 Published by fhe Annual Staff of CO-EDITORS a Bettye Anne Trippe . . Sheron Burns Ruffln, South Corollnu BELLS HIGH SCHOOL B USINESS MANAGER Robinette King -i I PERFORM aziei$$1iig$1iig 22,. 3..., 5. , :333r;.s DEDICATION MR. J. 2. O'QUINN Chairman IVER. F. M. HERNDON MR. F. C. NOBLES MR. J. E. BROWN We, the annual staff, take great pleasure in dedicating this, the 1963 edition of the Crossroads, to our Board of Trustees, Area I, Colleton County. These gentle- men have worked with sincerity, patience, and untiring efforts in the development of our school. MR. W. A. POLK MR. 0. L. BARNES MR. D. E. SAULS FOREWORD 10 This is Bells High Where each year there are gathered over three hundred students from Smoaks, Ruffin, Ehrd hardt, Lodge, and Islandton. Each, bringing his own tastes , reaches for academic study, sports, social life or just companionship. This, too, is Bells H the thrill of winning a ball game, the excitement of homecoming, the election of officers for various classes, Junior-Senior prom, beauty contests, boy friends, girl friends, participation in many activities, dread of examinations and. sometimes report cards, but awaiting the thrill of graduation. Most of us are closely associated with Bells for only four years -- some a shorter time -- but each one becomes a part of her and her impression is left on the students. These pages are the record of one year inthe life of Bells High School. TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFEZ DEDICATION ...... ...... 8 MARSHALS..................... 12 ADMINISTRATION ............... 13 PTA ..... 16 CURRICULUM 17 ACTIVITIES.....................29 FEATURES ............... .......51 ATHLETICS........... .......... 61 CLASSES, 7-11. ............. ....73 WHO'S WHO .. ............... ....84 SENIORS AND SENIOR HONORS . . .86 ELEMENTARY ...... .. .. . . .99 BELLS ELEMENTARY. . . . . . .. . 100 SMOAKS ELEMENTARY. . .. . . SENIORDIRECTORY................113 ADVERTISEMENTS . . . . 104 115 ROBINETTE KING Chief Marshal CHERYL GAIL PADGETT ERNEST PERRY BELL, jR. Assistant Chief Marshal W1 FRANCES MARION WALTZ BETTYE ANNE TRIPPE The most honored group at Bells High School is com posed of six students chosen on the basis of scholarship, personality, leadership, and citizenship. They serve from the second semester of' their junior year to the secondsemester Of their senior year as ushers at public functions and at school programs. DONNA CAROL HUDSON Mr. C. Moye Padgett COUNTY SUPERWTENDENT OF EDUCATION MR. H. A. ROBERTS, JR. Superintendent, Area I. B. A., Wofford; M. Ed., U. S. C. MRS. M. B. WARREN Secretary, Area I Schools MISS DOROTHY JEAN PETERS Secretary, Bells High School MR. J. A. KINARD, Principal B. 5., Clemson; M. Ed., U. S. C. Behind the efficiency of our school, the unceasing efforts of our qualified, friendly administrators - Mr. H. A. Roberts, Ir. , Super- intendent and Mr. J. A. Kinard, Principal - are found. These two dedicated men work to make our school better and more pleasant for the students who study within its walls. They are constantly striving to improve our school and provide more advantages for the students. Meeting on the first Thursday night of the month, the Bells PTA presents an informative program on school curriculum and activities at Bells High School. This organization spon- sored a Science Fair and a spring Carnival. The PTA also gave money to the school toward the purchases of new stage curtains and band inw Struments. THE REVEREND DONALD L. R. JONES President MRS. EUGENEW. SMYLY First VicerPresident Bells Parent - Teacher Association Elementary And High School MRS. H. McGEE FRALIX MRS. WENDEL C. POLK MRS. RUTLEDGE M. WARREN Second VicerPresident Secretary Treasurer Curriculum Students Participate in 0 Well Rounded Program of Class Activities Wanda Strickland demonstrates to the class how sentence order can be changed. Girls, is this the correct way to diagram this sentence? MIS. Padgett inquires. 18 MR. R. D. DANTZLER English MRS. A. B. PADGETT English MRS. J. H. PETERS English MRS. R. M. HIGHTOWER French and Librarian English and French In our English department students are encouraged to learn correct grammar, to enlarge their vocabularies, to appreciate the writings of others, to spell correctly, and to try creative writing of their own. By offering four years of English with all thatitincludes, we hope to have enough op- portunities for each student to learn better communication and to get an understanding of the language we speak. Soit is an imperfect form of the verb to be -- n'est pasW' asks Mrs. Hightower. French, the only foreign language taught at Bells, is a part of the col- lege preparatory curriculum. This year, only first-year French is of- iered, but first-year and second- year will be available next year. Listen to Peter Ustinov read from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, says Mrs. Paters. Social Studies It is often said that history repeats itself. The social studies department reveals the past to help students un- derstand the present and prepare for the future. There are three phases of this department -- United States history, World history, and Amercian government. All of theme give the student appreciation of our heritage, knowledge of our governmental prin- ciples, and interests in current events. Mr. Hampton points out the ten governmental depart Members of SHA History trace the routes of explorers of early America. a3? 1.7wvgr4 n:- . 'v' w 2O MR. R. E. MRS. J. H. MR. C. L. VARN HAMPTON PETERS Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Coach Coach MI. Vam aids Geraldine Lyons while the rest of the class watch with interest. zenm which are represented in the Presidential Cabinet. Mr. Varn shows a. collection of ar7 rowheads to interested boys. 21 The positions and motions of the earth, moon, and Venus around the sun are demonstrated by Mrs. Sease with the aid of the Planetarium. science Students at Bells find excitement and adventure among the Bunsen burners, test tubes, and apparatus, scales, dead worms, frogs, and pigs, plastic models of the human body and its organs, and charts Which are a part of the general Science, biology, and chemistry courses offered this year. MR. G. C. BRIDGES, JR. Biology, Science, Math MISS BETTY LOUISE PADGELL Science MRS. H. A. ROBERTS, JR. Chemistry, Biology Guidance Counselor MRS . JACK SEASE Science juanita andJames assemble apparatus for experiment in preparation of nitric acid. 22 MRS. J. F. KIRKLAND Math MR. S. L. LYTCHFIELD Math - Coach MR. 0. 5. LONG Math Concentric circles have a common cen- ter, Mr. Long says. Math This year at Bells,the math depart- ment offers first-y'ear algebra, sec- ond-year algebra, advanced algebra and trigonometry, and general math to its students. These subjects help students With pratical knowledge in everyday problems and give college- b'ound students a foundation for higher mathematics. Our students pore over textbooks in an effort to solve the enigma ofmathematics. A11 try; some fail; many succeed. ML Godfrey, Mr. Lytchfield's substitute, uses the slide rule to simplify a ccmplicated problem. Believe it or not, we're going to compare the anatomy of this pig with the anatomy of a human being. Commercial MRS. J. F. KIRKLAND Commerce Mrs. Kirkland says, No mistakes this time. The subjects taught in our Commercial Department--typ- ing and Shorthand--are Bread and Butter SubjectsH because they prepare students for prof- itable employment. More practice is better preparation for the future. 24 Home Economics Girls who plan a future in home economics learn the fundamentals of foods and cooking, sewing, home decor- ations, home improvements, homenursing, and firstnaid in their home economics clas- ses. Along With their Class work, they have guidedexperH iences performed at home. They are learning today to build better homes for tomor- row. MRS. J. L. SUMMERS Home Economics Family Living HStitch that seam in straight, Pat, H says Mrs. Summers. 25 Agriculture Our course in vocational agricul- ture offers extensive training in ag- riculture. While Classroom work is basic, field trips, supervisedfarming programs at home and Future Farm- ers activities are major parts of the course. The course is broad enough to be helpful to those students who will not farm but Will follow an occupation within the field of. agri-business. Much emphasis is placed onleader- ship and citizenship. Mr. A. L. Smoak Agriculture Students 16: am how to use cutting torch. Mr. Smoak explains the characteristics of Beef Breeds to students. BFEI i 3311M. mg mmmmr gm: 3?;ng- I -'$ '5wwy.sw 5 , w a mi; em .9: 015m ,vnxrma Mu HixmwQ c'ihw a 5; Nmak W51 NER. L. E. BUCKWALTER Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics For boys who must plan for the fu- ture auto mechanics is taught in Our Vocational Department. Students re ceive actual practice and knowledge in both the claSSroom and the shop to better enable them to enter th 63 trade, especially if college plans do not materialize. Vernon, Bill, and Dennis: use new wheel alignment machine to line the wheels on Mrs. Warren's car- 27 n MRS. L. F. FISHBURNE M us'c Music w Glee Club MR. I. F. MAUNEY Band .. I I. : ' Courses in piano, voice, and band instruments are available to the stu- dents of Bells HighSchool through the Music Department. Please play this again, Linda, ' says Mrs. Fishbmne. MI. Maune'y' telis Ann and Laverne to play these notes staccato. 28 Student Council TERRY ULMER Pre side nt JIMMY GOLLER VicevPresident VwWexlg'm rmmw WM! NLARSHALL CONNELLY WILLY CAMPBELL MR. R. E. HAMPTON Secretary Treasurer Adviser 3O SEATED: Earle Brown, Theresa Ulmer, Treva Murdaugh. STANDING; Stevie Givens, Ervin Smoak, CharlesAyer, Perry Bell, Mchsw e11 Miley, Michael Padgett. Bells Student Council is composed of four executive officers and 'the presidents from each home room. The aim of the student council is to maintainaclose relationship between students and faculty While striving to encourage and promote the be st ideals for the students, 11: furnishes train- ing in character, leadership, and the democratic way of life. Here at Bells this council carries on elections, conducts assemblies, advises clubs, promotes worthwhile projects for the school,and sponsors the Student Court. Each year the councilsponsors the Miss Bells High Contest. Funds from this event help to send council mem- bers t0 workshops and meetings. Under the leadership of Mr. R. E. Hampton, Advisor, and Terry Ulmer, President,the Bells High School Stud dentCouncil provides practice in us- ing the democratic rules of govern ment. 31 Perry Bell, President; Larry Dannelly, Vice-President; Bettye Anne MRS. R. M. HIGHTOWER Trippe; Secretary; Frances Waltz, Treasurer; Cheryl Padgett, Re- Advisor poner. :TRST ROW, SEATED: Cheryl Padgett, Lynah Faye McAlhaney, Frances Waltz, Robinette King, SECOND ROW: 9. Carol Hudson, Bettye Anne Trippe, Judy Murdaugh, Cynthia Bennett, Gloria Fender, Gloria Gibson, Betty er, Faye Smith, Claudia Rentz, Judy Thomas, June Padgett, Gloria Smyly, Gwendolyn Strickland, Betty Mc- THIRD ROW: Earl Brown, Michael Padgett, Alphie Hudson, Larry Dannelly, Perry Bell, Mitchell Nettles, 1y Medlin, Harvey Litchfield, David Bell. The Bells High School Beta Club is an organization of students from the ninth through the twelfth grades who have attained an average of 90 on $11 Be to Club subjects together , and who have main- tained an average of 85 each semes- ter. The Beta. Club is dedicated to promoting higher levels of student grades, leadership and character. The group plans to attend the annual Beta Club Convention on proceeds made from various projects. 32 The FutureTeachers OfAmercia is Future Teachers an organizatmn composed of students Who anticipate a career in the teach- ing profession. ' Through the FTA, students are Of Amer'ca privileged to gain a. keener insight into the requirements, advantages, problems, andother aspectsof teach- ing. Our members strive to develop leadership and character while en- MRS A B PADGETT couraging be'tter student-teacher co- ' Ademr operation in our school. They assist faculty members of the school in various ways whenever possible. Kay Warren, Reporter; Pat Robertson, Secretary; Frances Waltz, Vicee President; Larry Thomas, President. FIRST ROW: Dianne Bennett, Judy Thomas, June Padgett, Claudia Rentz, Patsie Johnson, Harriet Spell, Frances Wain, Donna Carol Hudson. SECOND ROW: Johnny Smith, Betty McMillan, Faye Smith, Gwendolyn Strickland, Gloria Smyly, Diane Crosby, Ann Linden THIRD ROW: Diana Linder, Marcia Miller, Sharon Burns, Carol Fred- erickson, Wally Medlin, Pat Robertson, Lynah Faye McAlhaney, Cheryl Padgett. Future Farmers of America JIMMY GOLLER WAYNE ACKERMAN DONNIE PADGETT President Vice-President Secretary MARSHALL CONNELLY LARRY THOMAS WATSON CARTER MR. A. L, SMOAK Treasurer Sentinel Reporter Adviser 34 FIRST YEAR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: I-Ial Keith Carter, Phillip Polk, Bobby Lee McKenzie, Michael Frederickson, Harry Mears, Edrick Lyons, Donnie Padgett, Eddie Phillips, Allen Martin, Dennis Carter, Wayne Gilmore, Paul Miller. SECOND ROW: Furman Benton, Bill Gaskins, Jimmy Van Sant, Leslie Varnadoe, Terry Kinard, Marshall Connelly, Woodrow Martin, Ralph SeaseJ Stevie Givens, Larry Ulmer, Rodney Smyly. THIRD ROW: Larry Lyons, Tommy Gibson, Don Sineath, Ralph Hemdon, Roy Padgett, James 531115, John Vamadoe, Larry HerndonJ Gene Barnes, Pat Turner. Parliamentary Team Captures District Championship The foundation upon which the FFA through active participation how to is built includes leadership and char- conduct andtake part inapubhc meet- actor development, sportsmanship, ing, to speak in public, to buy and sell COOperation, service,thrift, scholar- cooperatively, to solve their 0WD ship, improved agriculture , organ- problems , to finance themselves, and izedrecreation, citizenship and patrit to assume civic responsiblity. otisrn. In addition, members learn SECOND YEAR, THIRD YEAR, AND ASSOCIATE WMBERS FIRST ROW: Nolan Mole, Wendell Linder, Dwight Godley, Wayne Ackerman, Clyde Fender, Marshall Walling, Gerald Polk, Mickey Jones, David Goethe, Larry Carter. SECOND ROW: Danny Jones, Walter Marion Lyons, Wayne Walling, Pete Wilson, Watson Carter7 Larry Rahn, Rudy Myers, Asbury Linder, Roger Mills. THIRD ROW: Bill Black, Randolph Mills, Randall Herndon, Jimmy Brown, Ray Barnes, Donnie Alderman, Ervin Smoak, Denny Polk, Charles Gibson, Terry Ulmer. fudy Thomas, Historian; Adrienne Medlin, Parliamentarian; Annelle MRS. J. L. SUMMERS jones, Reporter; Betty Ulmer, President; Marcia Miller, Vice-Pres- Advisor ident; Fay Cook, Secretary; Dianne Bennett, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Summers, Tawana Vernon, Faye Cook, Mary Elizabeth Polk, Betty Sineath, Miriam Ulmer, Louise Crusby, Betty Ruth Wethington, Donna. Gail Carter, Paula Herndon, Diana Linder, Adrienne Medlin, Gloria Smyly, '12.:13' Thomas, Gwendolyn StricklandJ Harriet Spell, Wrgaret Waltz, Linda Lyons, Evelyn Bennett, Dorothy Seaman, joyce 1:.1'21'1'1ardtJ Pat Robertson, Lyneh Faye McAlhaney, Claudia Rentz. SECOND ROW: Christine Strickland, Peggy Strickland, Nancy Lyons, Jennie Ruth Padgett, Elizabeth Deaton, Theresa. Ulmer, Judy Dopson, Gipsy VernonJ Sara L215. Marie Vamadoe, Patricia Martin, Faye Smith, Bettye Anne Trippe, Annelle Jones, Margee Corder, Dianne mart, Katherine Cook, Joahne Croft, Faye Cook, lorraine Bazzle, Judy Mmdaugh, Patsie Johnson. THIRD ROW: 31...: Fender, Patricia Herndon, Betty Ulmer, Connie Smoak, Dianne Shumpert, Bertie Jane Bazzle, Ann Linder, Di- 3:5 Crosby, Linda Hudson, Lora Bryan, Judy Rogers, Bettye Anne Robertson, Patricia Linder, Linda Gail Grayson, N: am Doughs, Donita Burns, Jean Fralix, Glenda Faye Fender, Ann Polk, Athelda Preacher, Treva Murdaugh, Maria Miller, Sharon Bums. U'Jm w sn 1 Future Homemakers of America favors for patients in the Walterboro hospital; sending Needy Baskets to a girlg homemaking in the high poor family;collecting 4C; Stamps for .315 of the United States and its International Project;Attendingcounty t ries. and district FHAmeetings; sponSoring .5 Bells FHA Chapter is under a tea for the mothers of the FHA The Future Homemakers of Amer- a national organization of girls civisory of Mrs. J. L. Summers. Our arganization attended the FHA pragram at the State Fair. Projects for this year were: making 36 members; selecting Miss FHA; taking an educational trip to Charleston; and raising funds to attend camp. FIRST ROW: Joel Fralix, Barbara Ann Linder, Dianne Crosby, Sara Sauls, Betty McMillan, Sandra Evans, Harriet Spell, Gwendolyn Strickland, Glcrida Smyly, Ann Harndon. SECOND ROW: Miriam Risher, Dianne Hatter, Carol Frederickson, Ann Hiers, Judy Thomas. The purpose of the Library Club is to try to get the students more interested in reading and to become more familiar With the library. Library Club Judy Thomas, Reporter; Gwendolyn Strickland, Seeretary; Sandra Evans, President; Carol Frederickson, Vice-President; Gloria SmylyJ Treasurer. MRS. R. M. HIGHTOWER Advis or Marshall Gibson, Secretary; Benjie Givens, President; Jimmie Croft, MR. L. E. BUCKWALTER Vice-President; Charles Ayer, Treasurer; McDowell Miley, Senu Adviser geant at Arms. KNEELING: Larry Steedley, John Henry Bazzle, Marshall Gibson, Arnold Linder, Tommy Doremus, Bill Black. STANDING: McDowel'E Miley, Benjie Givens, Vernon Linder, Donnie Alderman, Riddick Varnadoe, Charles Ayer, Jimmie Croft, Mr. Buckwalter. a A l m s 1. To develop good leadership and citizenship. 2. To foster the best possible spirit between the em- pioyer, trainee, parents, and the school. 3. To encourage the undertaking ofworthy projects for the school and the community. 4. To coordinate activites of the club with the State Club. T h ' C, b 5. To promote wholesome recreation for both the 10- cal club and the State Club, and emphasize Trade and Industry Camp developments. 6. To promote interest in the Trade and Industry pro- gram among students, teachers, parents, and the public. 7. To promote the dignity of good honest labor and seek to increase efficiency in the Chosen occupae tion through study and practice. 38 Booster Club MRS. E. H. ULMER Secretary The Booster Club holds its regular meeting the third Monday night of each month throughout the year. The main purpose of the club is to assistor help with all school athletics, both finana cially and otherwise. Some of the projects of the Booster Club, among others, have been purchasing of capes for the football players, feeding the players after the football games, and holding annual sports banquet. MR. G. L. VARN President MR. D. W. GARRIS Vice iPresident MR. H. CARTER BRELAND Treasurer SeztjcMcMillian, President; Gloria Gibson, Vice-President; Glenn MRS. L F. FISHBURNE .35.; Caner, Secretarerreasurer; Claudette Trippe, Reporter. Adviser Private music students of Mrs. L. F. Fishbume participate in the State Music C lub Music: Festival held each year. Each of these students play in the Spring recital. FIRST ROW: Linda Padgett, Terry Carter, Delores Padgett, Thomas Bell, Jimmy Preacher, Glenn Carter, Donny Murdaugh, Johnny McMillian, Joel Fralix, Sara Spell, Regina Smyly. SECOND ROW: Pauline Bishop, Brenda. Bish- op, Gloria Fender, Dianne Bennett, Peggy Bell, Jennifer jonesJ Christine Shumpert, Sandy Caste, Shirley Bell2 Fat 53' Carson. THIRD ROW: Judy Kinard, Annelle Jones, Barbara Benton, Rita Jones, Sue Bell, Suzanne Priester, Con- nie Polk, Annette SmithJ Faye Fender. FOURTH ROW: Glorida G1bson,Margie Corder, Betty McMillian, Claudette Trippe, Frances Sineath, MiIiam Risher, Cindy Crosby, Louise Crosby, Kathryn Bramlett, Athelda Preacher. 40 The Block B Club is composed of boys and girls Who have earned one or more letters and. have been participants in either football, basketball, baseball, 01- actedas cheerleaders. B'OCk B C'Ub The Constitution states that to earn a letter one must play 16 quarters in football, 16 quar- ters in basketball, or 16 innings in baseball. MR; R. E. HAMPTON Cheerleaders must be active for one or more MR. G. L. VARN years. Advisors McDowell Miley, President; Pat Robertson, Vice-President; Judy Murdaugh, Secretary; Frances Waltz, Treasurer; Christine Strickland, Reporter. FIRST ROW: Nancy Lyons, Barbara Ann Linder, Jennie Ruth Padgett, Peggy Strickland, Betty Jo Smoak, Bettye :ere Trippe, Lynah Faye McAlhaney, Doby Goodwin, Robinette King, Willy Campbell. SECOND ROW: Asbury linder, Wendel Linder, Ervin Smoak, Donnie Alderman, Brian Spell, Wally Medlin, Roger Linder, Watson Carter, Allen Smyly, Larry Dannelly, Jess Dannelly, Larry Thomas. 4T EM. FIRST ROW: Claudette Trippe, Shirley Bell, Secretary; Beverly Wilson, Treasurer; Peggy Bell, Report- er. SECOND ROW: Timmy Smyly, President; Dormy Robertson, Gwen Smoak, Mr. Long, Adviser; Reese Jones, David Garris, VicegPresident. Junior High Student Council Junior High F. T. A. Club FIRST ROW: Jackie Martin, President; Raye Cook, ViceuPresident; linda Rahn, Secretary; Johnny PhillipsJ Treas: -; Ruby Depson, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dantzler, Susan Lyons, Linda Shaw, Sue Bell, Peg- ; Face; Linda Bishop, Johnny McMiliian, Faye Fender. FEST ROW: Joe FralixJ Ernie Fralix, Tommy Carter, Fred Armand, Johnny McMiliian, Jimmy Preacher, Thomas 3e11, Reese Jones, Pete Waltz, Donnie Murdaugh, David Thomas, Joe Harold Dopson, Clary Mole, Vernon Kinard, Timmy Smyly. SECOND ROW: Darlene Godfrey, Marlene Fralix, Jackie Martin, Linda Rahn, Gwen Smoak, Mar- garet Thomas, Pat Breedlove, Donna Smyly, Shirley Bell, Jackie Scoggins, Patsy Barnes, Faye Fender, Ruby Dop- 5::I.,. Thelma Warren. THIRD ROW: Margaret Thomas, Barbara Benton, Sue Bell, Jennifer Jones, Rita Jones, Claud- 5:8 Trippe, Faye Fender, Ann Black, Beverly Wilson, Peggy Bell, Carol Gene Nobles, Christine Shumpert. Junior High Science MRS. JACK SEASE Adviser ?eggy Bell, Secretary; Rita Jones, President; Claudette Trippe, Treasurer; Jennie Murdaugh, Raporter; Freddie Waltz, Vice-President. 4a Glee Club FIRST ROW: Linda Padgett, Dianne Shumpert, Faye Cook, Dianne Crosby, Gioria Gibson, Frances Waltz, Dianne Bennett, Sara. Spell, Mrs. Fishbume. SECOND ROW: Betty Ulmer, Alice Connell'y', Barbara. Ann Linder, Ann HiersJ Diana Linder, Louise Crosby, Beth CummingsJ Mzrgaret Waltz, Pauline BishoP, Donna Carol Hudson, Frances Sin- eath, Accompanist. Dianne Shumpert, Librarian; Dianne Bennett, Robe Chairman; Pauline Bishop, Secre- MRS. L. F. FISHBURNE tary; Donna Cami Hudson, Vice-President; Frances Waltz, President; Frances Sinearh, Director Accompanist. Judy Murdaugh, Captain; Sandra Evans, lst Lieutenant; Cheryl Padgett, 2nd Liew tenant; Kaye Warren, Librarian and Reporter. MR. JAMES F. MAUNEY B a n d Director 4.? F aha a A .W.. 4531-9 MAJOREI'TE: Gail Hemdon. FIRST ROW: Billy Turner, Laverne Polk, Arm Barnes, Larry Crawford, David Dill- worth, Michael Smoak, Donnie Murdaugh, Herman Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Jerry Hiers, Wayne Gilmore, LawH rence Garris, Cheryl Padgett, Glenda Davis, Robert Schulman, Lois Levy, Sandra Evans, Kaye Warren. THIRD ROW: Johnny Snook, Lennoye Keith, Judy Murdaugh, Charlie Sweat, Charles Valentine, Jim Goodwin, Betty Sin- eath, Mirian Risher, Lewis Levy. ROBINETTE KING Business Manager MICHAEL PADGETT Assistant SHERON BURNS, BETTYE ANNE TRIPPE CoiEditors MRS. H. A. ROBERTS Advisor The Crossroads Vork . . . . l A familiar scene when deadlines DU around. SEATED: Bettye Anne Robertson, Cynthia Bennett, Judy Thomas. EDITORIAL ST AFF The Crossroads staff is a group of ambitious, hardworking students Who try to produce an annual Which is symbolical of the varied activities and School life at Bells. The staff is composed of high school students from the ninth through the twelfth grades, Chosen on the basis of will- ingness to work and ability. The most important positions are filledby eni or s . 3 T YPIS TS Cheryl Padgett, Lynah Faye McAlhaney ADVERT lSlNG STAFF Gloria Smyly, Judy Murdaugh, onna Gail Cart e A y. 'W ' in. E $3333: my iw'if?$fixi:$ 4k: 7 , W . u m ' WWW? er, Kaye Warren, Sandra Evans. The Bells Revue The Bells Revue, issued everysix weeks, is a student publicationwith news events, feature attractions, reading entertainment, and athletic activities of the school. The paper is a printed publication with pictures illustrating some of the stories. The HRevue'1 is financed by the student subscriptions and advertisements. Efforts are being made to make this the best paper yet. JUDY MURDAUGH Editovin-Chief Editorial Staff FIRST ROW: Lynah Faye McAlhaney, Cheryl Padgett, Judy Murdaugh, Frances Sineath, Doby Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Gloria Smyly, Wiarcia Miller, Jimmy Geller, Roger Linder, Jimmy Strickland, Faye Cook, Christine Strickland, Kenny Hiers, Kaye Wanen. 48 Business Staff and Reporters CHERYL PADGETT Business Manager MRS. J. F. KIRKLAND Adviser FIRST ROW: Marcia. Miller, Cheryl Padgett, Kaye Warren, Betty McMilliz-m, Ruby Dopson. SECOND ROW: Donnie Mmdaugh, Margaret Thomas, Fay Cook, ,Betty Sineath, Annelle Iones, Claudette Trippe, Peggy Bell, Judy Thomas, Betty Jo Smoak. 49 Bus Drivers FIRST ROW: Danny King, Charles Polk, Vernon Linder, Jimmie Croft, Danny Litchfield. SECOND ROW: Ray Barnes, McDowell Miley, Pat Rob- ertson, Charles Gibson, Larry Dannelly, Kimball Steedly. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Brown, Lamar Godley, Terry Ulmer, Denny Polk. Dining Room Staff Mrs. W. L. Bell, st. B. L. Harrison; Mrs. I. R. Risher, Cafeteria Supervisor; Mrs. L. W. Smyly, Mrs. H. G. Bryan, and Mrs. G. E. Smith. MR. G. E. SMITH Maintenance Supervisor MR. j. C. ROBERTS Area. I Custodian MARY KATHERINE PADGETT Library Aide Maintenance Staff 50 Bells Miss Judy Carolyn Murdaugh May Queen 1963 52 High School May Court of 1963 Miss Bettye Anne Trippe Maid of Honor 53 May Court Seniors and Juniors FAYE SMITH - 77777777777777777777 junior CHERYL PADGETT -------------------------- Senior MARCIA MILLER --------------------------- Senior MARY ELI ZABETH POLK 777777777777777777777 junior Attendants Sophomores and Freshmen CYNTHIA BENNETT ------------------ Sophomore ADRIENNE MEDLIN - v Freshman LINDA HUDS ON ---------------- - Freshm an JANE CE RENTZ ------------------------- Sophom ore 55 May Court Affendanfs Seventh and Eighth Grade CLAUDETTE TRIPPE - - 777777 Eighth PEGGY BELL -------------------------------- Eighth CONNIE POLK ---------------------------- Seventh GWEN SMOAK ---------------------------- Seventh 56 Miss Carey Ann Sanders, May Queen for 1962, reigns over her court. May Court and Junior - Senior 1962 Students enjoy twisting at the Junior-Senior. ! Mis s Tawana Vernon Miss BeHs High Miss Junior High Mis s Claudette T rippe MISS ANNELLE JONES Homecoming Queen 59 Br uc e Murdaugh Mis 3 Judy Dopson Harvest King and Queen 1963 60 ATHLETICS e Basketball, football, baseball and track offer the students a diversity of sports fIOm Which to choose their favorites. By participation students help to keep better physically fit. People Cheering for the teams, the excitement of a. last minute goal or basket, the thrill of winning and bitter gall of defeat are some sidelights 0f the athletic program at Bells. Stu- dents grow when they face these sit- uations in the many phases ofsports. Bells Daredevils m COACHES: Mr. G. L. Varn, Mr. R. E. Hampton, CO-CAPTAINS: Wally Medlin, McDowellMiley, ErvinSmoak, Ir. Mr. S. W. Lytchfield. KNEELING: James Lang, Roy Bryan, Michael Padgett, Larry Dannelly', Alphie Hudson, Wally Medlin, Donnie Ab derman, McDowell Miley, Ervin Smoak, Jn, Charles Valentine, Gene Barnes, Reese Jones. STANDING: Larry Thomas, Richard Wood, Asbury Linder, Roger Linder, Buddy Stanley, Rudolph MyersJ Watson Carter, Stevie Givens, John Varnadoe, Earl Brown, Donnie Padgett, Manager. TACKLES AND GUARDS Roy Bryan, Asbury Linden Roger Linder, Gene Barnes, Buddy Stanley. DONNIE ALDERMAN Halfback September September Setpember September October October October October November November 7 14 21 28 5 12 19 26 2 9 Bells Belis Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells SCHEDULE 1 962 13 14 O N OOODUJNCD Macedonia Estill Harleyville- Ridgeville Ridgeland Carlisle Bluffton St. Johns St. George St. Paul Cameron Tense moments for coaches and members of the squad. NNKI 14 19 13 19 17 21 44 63 BACKFIELD KNEELING: john Varnadoe, Earl Brown, Stevie Givens, James Lang, Reese Jones. STANDING: Michael Padgett, Alphie Hudson, McDowell Miley, Ervin Smoak, Donnie AldernrnemJ Wally Medlin. BRIAN SPELL Guard LARRY DANNELLY End 64 MCDOWELL MILEY Fullb ack Hold that line! Daredevils. CENTERS AND ENDS Larry Thomas, Rudolph Myers, Richard Wood, Watson Carter, Larry Dannelly, Charles Valentine. 65 KNEELING: Joe Garris. STANDING: James Lang, Donnie Alderman, Perry Bell, Allen Smyly, Kimball Steedley, Jimmy Strickland, Mitchell Nettles, Wally Medlin, Wendell Linder, Ervin Smoak, Jr. , Roger Linder, Managers. Boys, Basketball Coach Hampton tells Wendell to watch his fouls. JIMIVIY STRICKLAND a ALLEN SMYLY Co-Captains BOYS1 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE November November November December December Dec em be:- Dec ember Dec ember Dec ember January January January January January January January January February February February 20 Bells 27 Bells 30 Bells 4 Bells 7 Bells 11 Bells 13 Bells 19 Bells 20 Bells 3 Bells 5 Balls 8 Be 115 1 1 Bells 18 Bells 22 Bells 25 Balls 29 Bells 1 Bells 5 Bells 6 Bells WON - 18 33 45 50 49 46 62 74 7O 31 55 88 69 67 61 66 61 58 46 77 49 LOST A Elloree St. George St. Paul Estill Harleyvilleg Ridgeville Carlisle First Baptist Grays Cameron Bluffton Walterboro Cottageville Harley'ville- Ridgeville Bluffton St. Paul Elloree Walterbom St. George Estiil Cottageville 2 Champs Bells Invitational Tournament Good play, Wally! Pass it to James, Kim. MR. R. E. HAMPTON Coach Girl! Basketball Mr. G. L. Varn, Coach. Judy Mmdaugh, and Christine Strickland, CO-Captains. Anxious crowd checks scoreboard in the final seconds of Close game against St. George. Nancy Lyons, Lynah Faye McAlhaney, Jennie Ruth Padgett, Harriet Spell, Robinette King, Judy Murdaugh, Christine Strickland, Betty 10 Smoak, Barbara Anne Linder, Donna Gail Carter, Kaye Warren, Manager. 68 Get that ball, Harriet. shoot, Christine! GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE November November November December December Dec embe r Dec em ber De ca mbe 1' January January january january january January January january Feb ruary February Feb ma ry 20 27 30 4 7 13 19 20 3 5 8 11 18 22 25 29 1 5 6 WON 7 Capture Bells Invitational Tournament Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells Bells LOST - 34 38 25 34 31 55 35 30 48 52 41 33 41 32 51 52 36 26 42 2 Elloree St. George St. Paul Estill Harl eyville - Ri'dgeville First Baptist Grays Summervi lie Bluffton Walterboro Cottagevill e Harleyvi lle - Ridgeville Bluffton St. Paul Ellore e Walterb oro St. George Estill Cottage vill e TIED - 1 16 28 31 21 4O 14 17 20 16 26 14 31 19 28 10 21 35 24 We can beat them, team. Watch your girlsJ guards. Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Harriet Spell, Bettye Anne Trippe, Doby Goodwin. SECOND ROW: judy Murdaugh, Judy Depson, James Blume, Lynah Faye McAlhaney. HOMEC OMING CONTESTA NT S SENIOR CHEERIEADERS Judy Murdaugh, Bettye Anne Trippe, Lynah Faye McAl- haney, James Blume. 70 f Baseball Strike one, Donnie. Coach Varn and leading hitters. FIRST ROW: Donnie Alderman, Willy Campbell, Ben Strickland, Ervin Smoak, Watson Carter. SECOND ROW: Roger Linder, Jimmy Strickland, Perry BellJ Richard Wood, Wally Medlin. .22: I . I .. . I : I H . - ., I : . w - , . : rig? - - w ' . 7 . . '15:: M ,' A xhw wr , -W . 3: 3y ? , . Coach R. E. Hampton, Larry Langdale, Asbury Linder, Wally Medlin, Jimmy Collar, Donnie Jixldem-nanJ Jess Dannelly. Track Donnie attempts the broad jump. Jess Danneily gets ready to throw shotput. Donnie Alderman takes the hurdles With ease. 72 Seventh Grade Elmyra Robertson, Secretary Linda. Avant, President Donna Smyly, ViCbPresident Margaret Thomas, Reporter Richard Linder, Treasurer Linda Avant Shirley Bell Randy Benton Ann Blocker Joann Blume Kathy Bramblett James Breland Judy Breland Patricia Breedlove Roy Bryan Patsy Carson Robert Connelly Charles Cook Carolyn Crosby James Davis Faye Fender Michael Fender Peggy Fender Joel Fralix David Garris 74 c: Darlene Godfrey Barb ara Herndon Marshall Hiers Charles Hudson Ronnie Hudson Sonny Hudson Van Johnson Dorothy Kinarcl Vernon Kinard Wayne Kinard i'Betty Linder Richard Linder Edna Litchfield Geraldine Lyons Timothy Lyons Victoria Lyons Sandra Martin Clary Mole. Lessie Myers Harry Padgett James Padgett Jenny Padgett Joe Padgett Linda Padgett Johnny. Phillips Connie Polk Laverne Polk Suzanne Priester Riley Rob erts Donnie Robertson Elmyra Robertson Marshall Robertson Eddie Sauls Jackie Scoggins Edward Sineath John Charles Sineath Randall Sineath Betty Neal Smith Cw en Smoak Donna 3111ny Vonna Spell Hugh Strickland Margaret Thomas Frankie Vamadoe Mon Lee Vamadoe Terry Vamer Keith Vernon Neal Vernon 75 BETTY IO SMOAK , iiiiiiii Reporter BEVERLY WILSON --------- Secretary REESE JONES ---------- Vice -Presideut FREDDIE WALTZ ----------- President JENNIFER IONES 7777777777 Treasurer Fred Annand Patsy Barnes Peggy Bell Sue Bell Thomas Bell Barbara Benton Linda Bishop Ann Black Alice Breland Elaine Breland Richard Carter Terry Carter Thomas Carter Raye Cook Cassandra Caste Cindy Crosby Marion Davis Joe Dopson Ruby Dopson Beverly Fisk Ernie Fralix Marlene Fralix Danny Herndon Lloyd Herndon 76 Eighth Grade Jennifer Jones Reese Jones Rita Jones Sandra Jones Judy Kinard Gilbert Linder Susan Lyons Jackie Martin Johnny McMillan Mary Ann Morris Donny Murdaugh Carol Jean Nobles Cheryl Padgett Delores Padgett Freddie Pascall Ryan Pellum Douglas Polk jimmy Preacher Linda Rahn Linda Shaw Christine Shumpert Annette Smith Betty Jo Smoak Regina Smyly Timmy Smyly Troy Stone Kevin Strickland Perry Strickland Wanda Strickland David Thomas Margaret Thomas Claudette Trippe Freddie Waltz Thelma Warren Beverly Wilson 77 78 Barbara Jane Ayer Gene Barnes Bertie Jane Bazzle Ronnie Bennett Walter Breland Lora Bryan Donita Burns Dennis Carter Hal Keith Carter Marshall Connelly Katherine Cook Freddy Copeland Dianne Crosby Louise Crosby Joanne Croft Beth Cummings David Dilworth Judy Dopson Denny Doremus Miriam Douglas Michael Frederickson Lawrence Garris Bill Gaskin Wayne Gilmore Stevie Givens Freshmen Class of 1966 GIPSY VERNON ------------- Secretary CHRISTINE STRICKLAND ---- Treasurer BETTY SINEATI-I ------------- R eporter MARSHALL CONNELLY iiiiiii President JAMES LANG ----------- Vice-President Linda Gail Grayson Paulette Harrison Dianne Hatter Ann Herndon Larry Herndon Paula Herndon Ralph Herndon Randall Herndon Ann Hiers Preston Hiers Linda Hudson Timmy Hutto Faye Johnson Terry Kinard James Lang Barbara Ann Linder Patricia Linder Edrick Lyons Walter Marion Lyons Allen Martin Woodrow Martin Bobby Lee McKenzie Harry Mears Adrienne Medlin Paul Miller Rudolph leers Jackie Murdaugh Treva Murdaugh Donnie Padgetx Roy Padgett Eddie Phillips Phillip Polk Athelda Preacher Wayne Rentz Miriam Risher Bettye Anne Robertsor Judy Rog ers James Sauls Sara Sauls Ralph Sease Dianne Shumpert Betty Sineafh Don Sineath Christine Strickland Peggy Strickland Rodney Smyly Pat Turner Larry Ulmer Miriam Ulmer Theresa Ulmer john Varnadoe Leslie Varuadoe Gipsy Vernon Betty Ruth Wethington BO W ayne Ackerman Sam Armand John Henry Bazzle Lorraine Bazzle David Bell Cynthia Bennett Evelyn Bennett Brenda Bishop Earl Brown Marion Caldwell Willy Campbell Glenn Carter Watson Carter Faye Cook Jess Dannelly Sophomores BETTY McMILLAN ----------- Reporter CYNTHIA BENNETT --------- Secretary EARL BROWN --------------- Treasurer HARVEY LITCHFIELD -------- President JESS DANNELLY 77777777 Vice-President Class of 1965 Elizabeth Deaton Clyde Fender Gloria Fender Joe Garris Tommie Gibson Dwight Godley David Goethe Kenneth Hiers Alphie Hudson Danny Jones Mickey Jones Michael Kay Larry Langdale Arnold Linder Asbury linder Wendell Linder Harvey Litchfield Linda Lyons Patricia Martin Betty McMillan Roger Mills Nolen Mole June Padgett Michael Padgett Gerald Polk Larry Rahn Janice Rentz Johnny Smith Connie Smoak Gloria Smyly Harriet Spell Buddy Stanley Gwen Strickland Judy Strickland Judy Thomas Charles Valentine Jimmy Van Sant Marie Varnadoe Wayne Wailing Marg aret Waltz Rosemary W iggins Pete Wilson Mickey Wimberly Richard Wood 81 82 Charles Ayer Newton Bell Dianne Bennett I. M. Benton Pauline Bishop Bill Black Donna Gail Carter Larry Carter Alice Connelly Faye Cook Margee Corder Thomas Doremus Juniors IIMMY GOLLER ----------- President ROGER LINDER ------- Vice-President GLORIA GIBSON ----------- Secretary ERVIN SMOAK ------------ Treasurer FAYE COOK ---------------- Reporter Class of 1964 joyce Ehrhardt Sandra Evans Anne Fender A1111 Folk Jean Fralix Carol Frederickson Rhomie Futch Gloria Gibson Jimmy Geller Doby Goodwin Patricia Herndon Patsie Johnson Annelle Jones Danny King Roger Linder Vernon Linden: Nancy Lyons Wally Medlin Randolph Mills Mitchell Nettles Iennie Ruth PadQEtt Judy Padgett Charles Polk Dennis Polk Mary Elizabeth Polk Claudia Rent: Pat Robertson Dotothy Searson Francis Sine ath Faye Smith Juanita Smith Ervin Smoak Allen Smyiy Sarah Spell Larry Steedley Larry Thomas Riddick Varnadoe Tawana Vernon Marshall Walling Kaye Warren Mary Williamson 83 Judy Mur daugh g; Perry Bell Donna. Carol Hudson gm Robinette King Wh O ,5 Bettye Anne Trippe McDowell Miley Te'rry Ulmer Sharon Burns Jimmy Goller Cheryl Padgett 85 Senior Class Officers ERNEST PERRY BELL, JR. JAMES MCDOWELL MILEY, JR. President Vice-President JUDY CAROLYN MURDAU GH Treasurer BETTYE ANNE TRIPPE Secretary MARCIA JUSTINE MILLER GINGER ANN SEASE DEAN MURDAUGH Reporter Mascot Mascot 1963 Donald Jacks 0n Alderman William Ray Barnes Ernest Perry Bell, Jr. Jame 5 Franklin Blume Seniors Jimmy Dean Brown 87 Sheron Burns Laurie Wingard COpeland, HI Jimmie Clermont Croft Lar r y Richar d Danne 11y Seniors Glenda Faye Fender 98 Charles Anders 0n Gibs on Jacob Marshall Gibson 7 Benjamin Lee Givens David Lamar Godley Class of 1963 James Robert Harrison, Jr. S9 Senior Honors 1963 King Teen Ernest Perry Bell, Jr. Robinette King Senior Gloria Faye Gibson Junior Miss Hi Miss 90 WINGARD COPELAND, LARRY DANNELLY, MARSHALL GIBSON Boys, State SHERON BURNS Miss DAR Furman Scholars LARRY DANNELLY - FRANCES WALTZ 91 Donna Carol Huds on Robinette King Diana Linder Daniel James Litchfield Seniors Lynah Faye MCAlhaney 92 Jame s McDowell Miley, Marcia Justine Miller Donald Allen Mur daugh Jesse Bruce Murdaugh Class of 1963 Judy Carolyn Murdaugh 93 MOST CONSCIENTIOUS Ray Barnes 7 Sharon Burns MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bruce Murdaugh 7 Lynah Faye McAlhaney MOST VERSATILE S e n i0 r Marcia Miller - Wingard Copeland BEST LEADERS Terry Ulmer - Bettye Anne Trippe MOST DEPENDABLE Diana Linder 7 Lamar Godley MOST TALENTED Cheryl Padgett - McDowell Miley MOST ATHLETIC Judy Murdaugh 7 Jimmy Strickland BEST PERSONALITY Betty Ulmer - Jimmy Brown 95 Cheryl Gail Padgett Bis s ell Marvin Ramsey Ge raid Mendel Smoak Brian Alexious Spell Seniors Wheeler Kimball Steedley 96 James Arcien Strickland Bettye Anne Trippe Betty Jean Ulmer Terry Bernard Ulmer Class of 1963 Frances Marion Waltz 97 MOST COURTEOUS Glenda Fender - Marshall Gibson MOST OUTSTANDING Larry Dannelly 7 Donna Carol Hudson MOST INTELLECTUAL Perry Bell - Robinette King Senior Superlatives MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Kimball Steedley - Frances Waltz 98 ELEMENTARY The Children of elementary age who attend Bells Elementary and Smoaks Elementary schools learn from their teachers many things which influence them. Among these are good man- ners, new ideas, wise habits of study and behavior. To this we add; good Sportsmans hip , kindnes s, loyalty and honesty. From this foundatiori they build their lives as responsible adults of tomorrow. BeHs Elementary School MRS. W, R. CORDER 4th and 5th Grades MR. H. CARTER BRELAND Principal - 6th Grade MRS. AINLAR PADGETT 3rd Grade 1' MRS. W. C. STANLEY 4th Grade MRS. H. CARTER MRS. B. W. BRELAND MISS MAY BISHOP, IR. Librarian CALDWELL 151: Grade 6th Grade 5th Grade MRS. CHARLES TUCKER 2nd Grade 100 Grade Six Patsy Mae Blume Michael Breland Linda Bryan Ann Colley Cathy Colley b Cindy Cummings k Julian Garris Franklin Gooding Sadie Herndon Dan Hiers Cherry Hudson Florence Hudson Barbara Jenes Ray Jones Ronnie Jones Rebecca Jumper Rusty Kinard Johnny Martin Betty Kay Morris Myra Murdaugh Seal Murdaugh Patricia Nichols Cherry Padgett Nancy Padgett Bill Pellum Carrol Polk Ernest Polk Everette Polk Miriam Roberts Troy Smoak Gene Strickland Nancy Strickland Angela Thomas Ann Thomas Kay Thomas Judy Varnadoe Faith Warren Harriet Warren Grade Five Peggy Alderman Ann BarHES Swindell Bell Pete Bishop Peggy Bramblett Dean Breedlove Bonnie Breland Dianne Breland Gail Breland Patricia Breland Leon Bryan Patricia Coliey Vernon Davis Mike Fender Virginia Fender Sherrill Fralix Eddie Gibson Nancy Godley Ethel Herndon Bernie Hudson Larry Hudson Craig Jones Vernon Jones Ginger Kinard Rosemary Kinard Terry Kinard Betty Padgett Liston Pellum Shirley Preacher Phyllis Priester Joann Roberts Brenda Smoak Charles Thomas Myra Thomas Jimmy Trippe Corey Ulmer Linda Varnadoe Sherry Varnadoe Linda Wiggins Grade Four Lois Bell Nancy Bowers Larry Connelly Connie Dop5Qn Deborah Dopson Barbara Fender Wayne Fralix Liston Gaskin Susan Gilmore Michael Herndon Douglas Hiers Letha Heirs Terry Hiers Patricia HImt Peggy Hunt Donald Jones Ronnie Kinard Linda Litchfield Billie Marsh Bonnie Martin June Martin Marg aret Murdaugh O. D. Murdaugh Peggy Murdaugh Brenda Myers Kenneth Nichols Mary Nix 102 Roland Padgett Faber Polk James Polk Timothy Polk Belinda Ponds Willis Priester Marion Rizer Carol Robertson Jerry Smith Terry Smith Marilyn Strickland Wesley Thomas Carolyn T0016 Jan Trippe Dale Ulmer Deborah Varnadoe Daisy Warren Grade Three Kay Axson Alvin Breland Jennifer Breland Edrie Cook Franklin Crosby Peggy Crosby Suzanne Cummings Michael Gibson Libby Herndon Judy Hiers Doris Ann Hudson Edith Hudson Bobby Jones Johhnie Jones Carl Kinard Pamela Kinard Randall Kinard Bobby Murdaugh Cynthia Murdaugh Jeanette Padgett BBtty Polk Judy Polk Johnny Preacher Carolyn Roberts Lynn Dale Roberts Cindy Smoak Elaine Ste edly James Strickland Kathy Strickland Gena. Ulmer johnny Ulmer Ernest Warren Wanda Warren 103 Grade Two Minerva Avant Marion BarnES Robert Bell Barbara Bishop Allen Bishop Joye Breland Polly Crosby Nancy Dopson Dennis Fender Sidney Finklea Harris Godley Johnny Herndon Joseph Hiers Christine Hooper Debra Hudson Billy Hunt David Johnson Donnie Kinard Eileen Newton Stevie Overland Wanda Polk Timmy Ponds Dale Rahn Beth Rizer Art Roberts Tommy Robertson Pete Smoak Nancy Stanfield Freddie Stanley Beverly Strickland Allen Thomas Richard Ulmer Jean Warren Melissa Warren Grade One 104 Marion Barnes Oliver Barnes Jimmy Bartley Jimmy Bell Pamela Bishop Benny Breedlove Peggy Breland Shirley Breland Jimmy Bryan Andrew Dopson Ricky Fennell Ervin Finklea Dean Fralix Beulah Gaskin Henry Gaskin Christy Godfrey Shirley Ann Godley Gail Hi ers Marie Hiers Gene Hooper Patti Hudson Gail Litchfield Charles Marsh Karen Nettles Benj 3min Newton Bill Padgett Dennis Parnell David Polk Karen Stanfield Ronald Stanley Sabrina Thomas Kathy Ulmer Randy Ulmer Dianne Wiggins Donald Wiggins Harvest King JIMMY TRIPPE HARRIET WARREN Harvest Queen 105 Mrs. J. E. Bishop listens to Faith play her recital piece. Miss May Caldwell instructs her students 1.0 answer the questions on the hack of their Weekly Readers. Mrs. W. C. Stanley assists one of her pupils with a science assignment. Mrs. Padgett's class at their favorite past time eating lunch. Elementary Activities T06 Tetherball -7 a favorite game at Bells Elementary. Mrs. Breland's 6th grade makes frequent use of the Library. Mrs. Bishop's first graders board bus. . . . . . homeward bound! Mrs. Tucker leads her second graders in the Bunny Hop. Smoaks Elementary School MRS. O. 5. LONG 4th Grade MR. B. R. CLAYTON Principal 6th Grade MRS. H. M. RENTZ lst Grade MRS. J. E. BISHOP MRS. I. W. MRS. F. M. Music GOODWIN HERNDON Bells 8 Smoaks 3rd Grade 2nd Grade MRS. M. B. SAUNDERS 5th Grade 108 Grade Six Sharon Ahrens Brenda Barnes Raymond Beach Ruth Black Cindy Blocker Jo Anne Chavis Leila. Mae Carter Buddy Craven Gail Craven Roger Douglas Senis Hodges Joey Johns Kathy Kitchens Martha Nell Linder Charles Padgett Dale Padgett Gail Peters Mike Phillips Lucky Robertson Carey Strickland Tommy Strickland Wayne Varnadoe Roy Wilson Grade Five Rosa Barnes Wayne Crosby Wayne Hutto Ann Kinard Joey Lyons William Lyons Evyonne Murdaugh Mike Nettles Vernon Padgett, Jr. Robert Phillips Allen Priester Debbie Seigfried ianet Smoak Alfred Spivey Frieda. Steedley Dean Strickland Nancy Strickland Symmie Strickland Grade Four gwx Suza nne Armand Marilyn Crosby Paulette Fender Dale Hutto Mike Jemigan Eugene Maxey Shirley Myers Deanne Nettles David Rhoden Cynthia Sauls Sue Sauls Arm Strickland Elizab eth Strickland Roger Waltz Brenda Wood Grade Three Mark Ahrens Cheryl Black Henry Carroll Clyde Carter Wesley Carter Robert Chavis Marylane Costa Lanier Crosby Ted Crosby Sherry Fender Rudy Garner Larry Herndon Kathy Linden- Jerry Lyons Jerry Padgett Rosemary Phillips Betsy Smith Grade Two Betty Carter David Crosby Wendell Crosby Davey Johns Barbara. Lyons Deborah Maxey Lauren Myers Brenda Nobles Benny Phillips Randy Priester Sherry Priester Shamn Seigfried Patsy Strickland Eddie Varnadoe Grade One Kathy Babb Barbara Black Brantly Carter Kenneth Chavis Terry Chavis Larry Crosby Sandra Kaye Crosby Dale Phillips Billy Lyons Bowling Lyons Warren Myers Johnny Padgett Ricky Padgett David Eric Sauls, Jr. 110 ROSEMARY PHILLIPS - HENRY CARROLL 19614962 Halloween Queen and King MRS. PHEOBE BERRY - MRS. VERA MAXEY Lunchroom Personnel SMOKESTACK STAFF Gail Peters, Kathy Kitchens, Sharon Ahrens, Ruth Black, Brenda Barnes MR . LEON MAXEY Custodian H1 M 3.111 Entrance Playground Smoaks Elementary S chool th-s. J. E. Bishop and Ivlusicr Students Faculty and Students in Lunchroom Senior DONALD JACKSON ALDERMAN FFA 1, Assistant Secretary 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2., 3, 4; T 812,3,4;Block B 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 3, 4; Football 4. WILLIAM RAY BARNES FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Senior Superlative: Most Conscientious. ERNEST PERRY BELL, JR. Beta Club 2, 3, President 4; Paper Staff 3; Basketball 3 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; May Escort 3; Class President 4; Student Council 3, 4; Marshal 4; King Teen 4; Who's Who 4; Senior Superlative: Most Intellectual. , JAMES FRANKLIN BLUME Band 1,2; Harvest King 1, 3; Cheerleader 4. JIMMY DEAN BROWN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Senior Superlative: Best Personality. SHERON BURNS FHA 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, COuEditor 4; Miss DAR 4; Who's Who 4; San- ior Superlative: Most Conscientious. LAURIE WINGARD COPELAND, III Paper Staff 2; FFA 1,4; Glee Club 1; Baseball 1; Foot ball 1, 3; Boys' State 4; Bus Driver 4; Senior Superlai tive: Most Versatile. JIMMY CLERMONT CROFT ' T 81 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Bus Driver 4; Glee Club 1; FFA l. LARRY RICHARD DANNELLY Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Block B 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Football 2, 3,4; Baseball 1; FFA 1; Boys' State 4; Furman Scholar 4; Bus Driver 4; Senior Superlative: Most Outstanding. GLENDA FAYE FENDER FHA 1, 2,3, 4, Historian 2, Parliamentarian 3; Glee Club 1,3; Senior Superlative: Most Courteous. CHARLES ANDERSON GIBSON FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. Directory JACOB MARSHALL GIBSON T S- I 4, Secretary; Glee Club 1; FFA 1; Boys1 State 4; Senior superlative: Most Courteous. BENJAMIN LEE GIVENS T SI 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4. DAVID LAMAR GODLEY Band 1; Bus Driver 3, 4; Senior Superlative: Most Dependable. IAMES ROBERT HARRISON, JR. Glee Club 1; Assistant Bus Driver 3, 4; Football 1; Stu dent Council 2; May Escort 3. DONNA CAROL HUDSON Glee Club 1, 2; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshal 4-, May Attendant 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student Coun- cil 1,-FHA 1; Who's Who 4; Senior Superlative: Most Outstand ing . ROBINETTE KING FHA '1; Paper Staff 1; Glee Club 1; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Block B 3, 4; FTA 2; Miss High Miss 4; Chief Marshal 4; Who's Who 4; Senior Superlative: Most Intellectual. DIANA LINDER FHA 1,2,3,4;G1ee Club 1, 2, 3,4,- PTA 2, 3,4; Senior Superlative: Most Dependale. DANIEL JAMES LITCHFIELD FFA 1,2,3; T 813,4;Bus Driver 4. LYNAI-I FAYE MCALHANEY Paper Staff 1,4; Class Reporter 1; CheerIEader 4; FHA 1,4; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Library Club, Secretary 3; FTA 2, 3; Annual Staff, Typist 4; Basket- ball 3,4; Senior Superlative: Most Likely To Succeed. JAMES MCDOWELL MILEY, JR. Student Council 2,4; Class ViceAPresidan 2, 3; Foot- ball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; Block HB 2, 3,4, Pres- ident 4; Glee Club 2, 3, President 3; Mlay Escort 2; Baseball 2; Bus Driver 3, 4; T G 1, Sergeant At Arms 4; Who's Who 4; Senior Superlative: Most Talented. 113 Senior Directory LLARCL-X jUSTINE. MILLER Hi; 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, ViceiPresidenuA; May Attend- eat 4; Class Reporter 4; FTA 4; Paper Staff 4; Senior Superiatix'e: Most Versatile. DONALD ALLEN MURDAUGH PEA 1, 2, 3, Football 4. JESSE BRUCE MURDAU GH Harvest King 4-; Senior Superlative: Most Likely To Succeed. JUDY CAROLYN MURDAUGH Basketball 2, 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice-PresA ident 2; Class Reporter 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 3; FHA 1, 4, Parliamentarian 4; Annual Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Block B 3, 4, Secre- tary and Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; May Attendant 1, 2, 3; May Queen 4; Class Treasurer 4; Who's Who 4; Sen- ior Superlative; Most Athletic. CHERYL GAIL PADGETT ' FHA 1; Band 1,2,3, 4, Second Lieutenant 4; Beta Club 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Reporter 4; FTA, Vicei Pres- ident 3; Assistant Chief Marshal 4; May Attendant 4; Paper Staff, Business Manager 4; Annual Staff, Typist 4; Class Treasurer 2; ths Who 4; Senior Superlative: Most Talented. BISSELL MARVIN RAMSEY T :31 2, 3, Sergeant At Arms 3;F00tb3111,2,3. GERALD MENDEL SMOAK Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Bus Driver 3; Block B 2, 3. 114 BRIAN ALEXIOUS SPELL Football 3, 4; Block B 4. WHEELER KIMBALL STEEDLEY Basketball 3,4; Bus Driver 4; Class Tre asurer 1; Senior Superlative: Most School Spirit, JAMES ARDEN STRICKLAND Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, C07Captain 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Who's Who 4; Senior Superlative: Most Athletic. BETTYE ANNE TRIPPE Class President 1; Class Secretary 3, 4; Maid of Honor 4; May Attendant 1; Harvest Queen 1; Student Council 3; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 1,2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, CoiEditor 4; Block B 3, 4; Marshal 4; FHA 1, 4; Who's Who 4; Senior Superlai tive: Best Leader. BETTY JEAN ULNEER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, ViceuPresident 2, 3, President 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Band 1, 2; Senior Superlative: Best Personality, TERRY BERNARD ULMER FFA 1, 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Bus Driver 3,4; May Escort 1, 3; Class President 2, 3; Stu- dent Council President 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Senior Super- lative: Best Leader. FRANCES MARION WALTZ Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Beta Ciub 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Library Club President 3; FTA 3, 4, President 3, ViceLPresident 4; Block 13H 3,4, Treasurer 4; Marshal 4; Basketball 1; FHA 1,4; Furman Scholar 4; Senior Superlative: Most School Spirit. ADVERTISING The people who advertise their plays, recitals, ball games -- play places of business in school publica- an important role in our school. tions and the students who advertise Without their financial help we could public school functions H- barbecues, not do the job. H5 QXAQI J ,K' 97$X67' 7'WQJdaWLA 5mm: f5. WHERE YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED MEMBE R OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION VALENTINE LUMBER AND MFG. COMPANY KILN DRIED FURNITURE WOOD PARTS and DIMENSURED LUMBER OF MERIT Phone 562-2311 Night 562-2555 Ruffin South Carolina RUSSELL D. 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OOUINN Shop and Save At The Most Complete Ganeral Merchandise Store In Upper Colleton County Groceries and Fresh Meats, Wolverine and Berlantas Shoes Cannon; Hanes, Health Knit Clothing, Remington and We stern Arms and Ammunition, Tires and Batteries, Feeds, Seeds, and Insecticides Dial 562-2471 William 5, South Carolina WEST END DAIRY MILK FRESH TEST From Low Country Cows Raddy Maid Orange Juice Just-Squeezed Delivered to your Door Highway 15N Phone 549-2201 Walterboro , South Caro lina Stop Woods Fires Grow More Trees Sell More of your Pulpwood to the RUFFIN PULPWOOD YARD Telephone -.-- 562-2881 J. C. Whiddon B. R. Ozbolt Charles Tucker Yard Superintendent Ruffin, South Car olina Youngwear Products, Inc. Smoaks, South Carolina SEVENvUP BOTTLING COMPANY FRESH UP WITH SEVEN- UP D131541-2262 Walterboro South Carolina LYONS FURNITURE COMPANY HYou've Tried the Others, Now Buy from the Brothers. 1' WHERE YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS 327-31 East Wa shington St. Phone 549-8261 Walterboro South Carolina HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. EVERYTHING IN BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone JEfferson 4-6960 or JEfferson 4 4583 Orangeburg South Carolina Tylerk; Garage Complete Wreck Car Rebuilding FIaHIE and Front End Alignment Bear System Phone 3E 46387 Radiator Repair and Rebuilding Repairing Oranoeburw South Carolina :3 C! Costal Fruit Company, Inc. ESTABLISHED 1938 HOME OF NUGGET AND COCK ROBIN BRAND STATEWIDE DISTRIBUTORS OF INSTITUTIONAL FOODS AND jANITORIAL SUPPLIES WALTERBORO - CHARLESTON 7 COLUMBIA MEMBER OF ASSOCIATION INSTITUTIONAL DISTRIBUTORS Nussbaumk Department Store DRY GOODS - SHOES - READY-TO-WEAR BRANCHVILLE, .S. C . New Hope Swimming Pool Pure Artesian Water Reopens Nfay 1963 New Hope Cro ssroads Colleton Feed 8 Seed Co. H. M. Kinsey Phone 549-4211 Walterbo ro, So uth Carolina Compliments of Now its PEPSI- for those who think young TheMreii-eshment r I 6351' M Enterprise Hardw are Phone 541-2234 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Walterboro, Smith Carolina Walterboro, South Carolina SOUTHLAND PROVISION COMPANY CONGRAT ULATIO NS, SENIORS! azalea South Carolina Orangeburg MEIAI FRODUCYS ACKERMAN BEACH DRUGS LOADHOLT FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS I'Studentsl and Parentsr Choice Phone 541u7666 GIBSON APPLIANCES f MIRROR PIANOS our 'WTry Loadholt's Easy TermsH 1495? Web' '3? 674,?5' ; 7 ' W'DEPENDABLE Phone 3421 fp'; DRUGGIST Ehrhardt, South Carolina. Walterboro, South Carolina Liquid Feeds 8 Chemical Services Inc. P. O. BOX1028 Walterboro, South Carolina B. R. Smith John Phillips Dial 538-5037 Dial 541-8946 Compliments of Herndon0s Stock Yards, Inc. Weekly Auction Livestock Sales Monday, 1:30 Pm Thursday, 2:00 PM Ehrhardt, South Carolina Fairfax, South Carolina Wednesday, 2:00 PM Yemassee and Neeses Compliments of ASTEN-HILL MANU FACTURINC COMPANY Walterboro, South Carolina Cmnplilnents of Walterboro Home Bakery Oven Fresh Daily CAKES h PIES CUP CAKES - DOUGHNUTS COOKIES HWhere you pay even less to taste the very best'5 Phone 549-2251 Walterboro, South Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Leon Gelson HEverything for the Home and Auto Easy Terms Remington Portable Typewriters Western Auto Associate Store Phone 549-4201 Walterboro South Carolina Peoples Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phone 549-6841 Walterboro, South Carolina. Breland CheerIet Compliments of Company, Inc. CHEVROLET, CHEVY ll, CORVAIR EdISto Lumber CO' OLDSMOBILE, F85 USED CARS AND TRUCKS Manufacturers Of SALES AND SERVICE - CASE FARM MACHINERY Short and Long Leaf P1118 Southern Hardwoods Kiln Dried, Rough and Dressed Phones Office 549-2821 Ph 5 - Parts Room 549-2831 one 38 5811 Used Car Lot 549-2102 Walterboro SOuth Carolina 213 Jefferles Blvd. Walterboro, South Carolina MORRIS GROCERY FANCY GROCERIES CHOICE MEATS HService with a Smile Mrs. G. W. Morris Owner Smo aks, So uth C arolina Compliments of Godleyk Grocery MR. and MRS, P. C. GODLEY General Merchandise Islandton, South Carolina Best Wishes to the Students of Bells High School D. Fred Parker Walterboro South Caro lina Compliments of Carolina Gin Company Ehrhardt, South Carolina McMillaWs Esso Service Efficient Service Quality Products If you want service quick, call on Rick. Phone 3 001 Ehrhardt, SO uth C arolina CLOVER FARM Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Choice Meats Ehrhardt, South Carolina THE PRESS AND STANDARD PUBLISHERS PRINTERS 1'Colleton County's Newspaper Since 1877v HALLMARK CARDS OFFICE SUPPLIES CONGRATUw ,x GRADUATES Walterboro, South Carolina GRADUATES TIONS Of Bells High School Walterboro Dress Corp. Walterboro, South Carolina G. D. Varn Anhydrous Ammonia 032070 NJ Nitrogen Solutions 8007a NJ Bulk Fertilizer and Lime Phone 3882 or 3241 Ehrhardt South Carolina DAIRY LAND 438 Jefferies Boulevard South on U. S. 15 Phone 549-9066 Walterbo r0, South Carolina. Compliments of Pearce-YoungAngel Company Wholesale Foods Distributors 3895 Meeting Street Road Charleston Heights, South Carolina Phone SHerwood 4-6221 Compliments of CLAUSSEN'S FLAV-O-TWIRL BREAD Where the Co-op Power Line Goes - Progress Grows. COASTAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Walterboro South Carolina Bakefs Jewelers 369 Washington Street Phone 541-2164 Walterboro South Carolina Brown Hardware and Furniture Co. Maytag - PhilCO - DuPont pwmml Walterboro South Carolina. Compliments of STONES GROCERY Dial 562-2726 Williams, South Carolina Compliments of Malcolm 5. Warren 8 Co. Williams South Carolina Compliments of WARREN AND GRIFFEN Dial 562-2441 Williams, 50 uth Carolina Compliments of Rosemaryks Beauty Shop William 5, So uth C aroh'na COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of BILL and GRACE DREYFUSS Western Auto Associate Store Hampton, South Carolina In Ehrhardt it15 Wagoner's Feed and Seed Store Nitrogen Solution - Fertilizer Field and Garden Supplies Livestock gz Poultry Supplies Insecticides Phone 3501 Ehrhardt, South Carolina. Compliments of Bishopk Barber Shop Ehrhardt, South Carolina. Folks 66 Service Tires - Tubes Batteries Eh Accessories PiCk-Up F31 Delivery Phone 4111 Ehrhardt, South Carolina J. M. Rivers Hotpoint Appliances, Furnitur 6 Hardware, Building Supplies Phone 4141 Hampton, S. C. Jennings Farm Supply Phone 3511 - P. O. Box 98 Ehrhardt, South Car olina Farm, 9:13;: I w$ The Trademark of Quality Made Famous by Good Implements Compliments of Mill End Store Walterboro, South Carolina COLLETON DRUGS o Your Walgreen Agency Walterboro, SO uth Carolina Hiotfs Red and White Open 8:30 am 't1118:30 pm Mon. i Thurs. 8:30 am 'ti119:00 pm Fri. -Sat, Dial 549-0371 Walterboro, South Carolina Ramseyk Cash Store GROCERIES FEED GAS Ruffin South Carolina. Compliments of HIOTTS PHARMACY DEPENDABLE our DRUGGIST Walterboro South Carolina EAST End Motor Company Mercury-LincolnHCometuRambler Sales and Service Phone 543-1820 Your Travel Center Orangeburg, South Carolina J.W. SMOAK HARDWARE CO. Your Complete Hardware StoreH Orangeburg South Carolina Hiers Drive-ln Restaurant Short Order 5 Sandwiches C URB SERVICE Regular Meals Fountain lone and Speck Hiers Walterboro South Carolina COOK THEATRE Walterboro, South Carolina Matinee 3:30 P. M. Daily. Not Continuous. Evening 7:15 P. M. and Continuous for Two Showings Saturday 2:30 and Continuous. Sunday 2 Shows, 3:30 and 9:15 Best Wishes Walterboro Auto Parts Phone 549-6751 555 W'ichnlan Walterboro, South Carolina Pullman Lunch Short Orders and Sandwi c he s 24 HOUR SERVICE Walterboro South Carolina Bill Bone Photographer PORTRAIT COIWMERCIAL CANDID VWEDDINGS Phone 541-7296-0r 541-7297 Walterboro South Carolina. Compliments of Parson's Dress Shop The Store W'ith Personal Service Complete Line Of Nationally Advertised Ladies and Juniors Ready to Wear Phone 541-2255 Walterboro, South Carolina HORNE MOTORS The Ford Corner New and Used Cars Worlds Largest Dealers Savings For All Orangeburg, South Carolina Dixie Cleaners Glen Strickland Celeste 5. Grooms In Dixie It's Dixie Cleaners'r Walterboro South Carolina Compliments of Easterlin Furniture Company HComplete Home Furnishings Phone 54923091 243 Washington Street WaLLerbolo South Carolina Best Wishes Gibson Kemp Drug Co. M Phone 549-4221 Walterboro South Carelina Finley Office Equipment Co. Distributor for Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Calculators 5 Cash Registers 137 Middleton Street, N. E, Phone JE 4- 2400 Orangeburg, South Carolina Parkefs Flower Shop RUTH PARKER Phone 3181 Ehrhardt , South Carolina Compliments of Ehrhardt Dry Cleaners Scientific Cleaning Prompt Service Telephone 3 561 Ehrhardt South Carolina 3344'. 'II 925 ant! CAifclren; 5110p TOMORROW'S TREASURES TODAY Mrs. E. M. Frazier Dial 549-9181 235 f 238 Washington Street WalterboroJ South Carolina Best Wishes to the Class 0f1963 NOVITS SHOE STORE Walterboro, S. C. Red Cross Shoes Lazy Bones Sandler of Boston- Weatherbird Francees - City Club Shoes Godwin Building Supply Co. 920 Jefferies Blvd. Phone 54943341 Walterboro South Carolina Simms, Toggery Shopping Center for Shoes for the Entire Family Walterboro, South Carolina Compliments of Ideal Laundry And Cleaners SPEEDY SERVICE Walterboro South Carolina Compliments Of New Hope Grocery And Service Station Texaco Products Islandton, South Carolina CLOVER FARM Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Choice Meats Better Values at Lower Prices Walte rbo r0, South Carolina PHONE 3814 Congratulations Seniors Vita Food Products, Inc. Ehrhardt , South Carolina Compliments of Cartefs Shell Station Recapping SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO Phone 3002. Ehrhardt, South Carolina. Clark Tire Company Wholesale Tire Distributors Master Retreading 8: Vulcanizing Dunlop Tires Phone JE 4-3370 Orangeburg, South Carolina Ehrhardt Pharmacy Jack von Lehe, Owner RELIABLE DRUGS DEPEN DAB LE SERVICE Ehrhar dt , South Carolina Ruth Avanfs Dress and Beauty Shop 2 44 W6. shington Street Phone 549-3872 Walterboro South Carolina You Just KNOW It's Right If It's From Hayes Jewelers Phone 541-7551 Walterboro South Carolina Compliments of Farmers Trade Ehrhardt, South Carolina. 4! $E;. ,g-pw