Butler High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1965 volume:

Presenting The Nineteen Sixty-Five Tiger ’TIGERS’’ Volume XIII Pubished By Tiger Staff of Butler High School Hartsville, South Carolina Carolyn Kennedy Jerome Ridges Editor V Art Editor FOREWORD Again we greet you from our Tiger Staff workshop. We have shared many wonderful experiences while preparing this book of golden memories. As you thumb through it's pages, we hope that some- where along the way you will find reminders of your hour of glory. It is our desire to preserve for you a variety of scenes and activities that will revive your youth when old rocking chair gets you. In keeping with our theme Educating for Mental and Physical Fitness, the activities stem from various areas of our daily training program. We hope that you derive as much pleasure from viewing them as we did in assemblying them for you. The Annual Staff OUR MESSAGE EDITORIAL'S ADDRESS The annual staff of the 1964-65 Tiger” is very grateful to those of you whose sup- port has been indispensable in our endeavor to publish the thirteenth edition of The Tiger and we hope that you will enjoy the many activities and features at Butler High School found within these covers. Even though we're leaving it is our hope that this book will serve as a constant reminder of our years spent at dear Butler” and the many memorable experiences that we have enjoyed here. To our beloved school and community we are greatly indebted, but we hope to pay our debts by rendering worthwhile service. We leave but shall strive diligently to make you proud of us. Carolyn Kennedy................editor-in-chief Mozella Nicholson...............assist, editor Wilson Jackson...............business manager 3 Dedication Mr. T. B. Thomas We proudly dedicate this thirteenth issue of the Tiger to a gentleman who has faithfully served our school and community for thirteen rewarding years. He has won the love and admiration of every student through exercising extreme patience and an understanding attitude in dealing with our problems. To us he is a good friend and a wonderful leader. Mr. T. B. Thomas, better known as coach , fills the positions of classroom teacher, guidance counselor, and coach of the championship Butler High School Tigers. Under his leadership the Tigers have won many trophies for top performances. We hope there will be many more. This special dedication is made to Coach only as an indication of our deep devotion because words cannot fully extend our innermost feelings. Sincerely, The Tiger Staff The Principal’s Message Each year at this time, we pause to take a look at our experiences, past and present. The past is significant only as it relates to the present. What progress have we made toward accomplishing the goals we have set for ourselves? Have our accomplishments been realized to a point above and beyond this same period a year ago? The present is important because it paves the way for future achievements. As students looking ahead to the future, it is mandatory that we take advantage of every possible opportunity in order to prepare ourselves for a useful, successful life. We express our thanks to the Annual Staff and other cooperating units for the preparation of this edition of the Butler High School Tiger. Sincerely yours, 5 Our Secretary Miss P. B. Reddick Miss Reddick is a great asset to our school. If she has problems we never know because she maintains her kind, helpful manner at all times. We appreciate the efficiency with which she handles her duties, and the pleasant smiles that she shares with everyone. 6 Nurse Administration and Helpers Cafeteria Staff c°me And Get It Secretary and Helpers Future Secretaries Faculty Miss Carolyn Abrams Business Education Miss Susanna D. Alford Seventh Grade Faculty Mrs. Lillian H. Bradford Home Economics Mr. Chalmers C. Cooper Seventh Grade Mrs. Jeanette C. Davis Seventh Grade Mrs. Lenora D. Gallman Seventh Grade Faculty Mrs. Iva D. Hodge History Mr. Donald L. Hughes Math Not Pictured Mr. Romeo Leonard Social Studies Miss Nettie L. Peterson General Science Mr. Nathaniel Primus Brick Masonry Mrs. Dorothy W. Richardson History Miss Vernetta Richardson Science Mr. James E. Redmond History Faculty % Mr. Livingston A. Scipio Biology, Chemistry Miss Eloise M. Simpson Home Economics Mrs. Laura S. Smith Science Mrs. Beatrice B. Streater English, Music Mr. Rufus C. Streater Mathematics Mr. Shellie Stroman Mathematics Mr. Theodore B. Thomas, Jr. Science, Athletic Dir. Mr. William Q. Thompson Carpentry, Ind. Arts Faculty Mrs. Ireara P. White Science, Home Ec. Mr. Johnny L. Williams History, Band Miss Penelope D. Williams Physical Education Mrs. V. Wilson Seventh Grade 12 William Adams Carolyn Addison Richard Addison . Big Rich Wilson Albert Tee Wee Westly Alsbrooks Ba Ba Mary Arthur Stuff Gertie Bacote Gert Hazeline Bacote Shorty Eddie Bachus Peter Carolyn Bailey Beetly 13 Jessie Bevel Ray Charlie Bishop Chicken Carl Blair ’’Blair” Anthony Bravooy Tony” Willie Briggs ’’Brigs” Barbara Brisbon ”Bris” Hazel Brockington ’’Red” Albert Brown H. J. Eugene Brunson ’’Honey” Sarah Bull Isaiah Burton ’’Issac” Annie Cabbagestalk Legs” 14 Sandra Brewer ’’Skinny” Bobbie Campbell Bob Dorothy Campbell Dot Iva Campbell Lois Leon Cherry Cherry 0 Titus Cotton Tight Timothy Cotton M Tim 15 David Cuffie Earnest Dallas Cuttino Dargan Cut-no Joseph Edwards Joe Donald Daniels Don George Ellis Slim Willie Fields Wil Albert Davis Katie Fountian Kate Carolyn Gilliard Johnny Davis Sarah A. Graham Leroy Hall Roy 16 Alvine Harrel Nana Jessie Harrel Chuck-lug Patsy Harvin Pat Cary Hawkins Caro Charles Herrington Chas Gene Herrington Legs Robert Hickman Frank Isaac 17 Barbara Jackson Barb Vt It' Wj’Cc Foster Jackson Bug John Jackson Little John Robert Jackson Bobbie Stanley Jackson Stan ✓ hiCti Wilson Jackson ’’June ' Diane James ’’Die” Gene Jefferson Vvk Richard Jett Rick” Frances Joe ’’Petey” Christine Johnson ’’Chris” General L. Johnson ’’Buck” Robbie L. Jones ’’Barbera” Ruby D. Josey ’’Dell” Carolyn Kennedy ’’Candy” Calvin Larts ”Cal” Johnny Lucas ’’Luke” Clarence Lucky ’’Bill Boy” 18 Myrtle Mack Pep Charles Mayshack Shepoo Jewel Mark Shirley McCoy Porky Virgina McCray Gin Hugh E. McPhail Hughie William Montgomery Johnnie M. Moore Gum Johnie Pauline Moses Bones Haysteen Nicholson Steen Mozella Nicholson Pennie Redonia O'Neal Donia Levester Pendergrass Weed CU 19 Sammie L. Phillips Sam Thorbis Phillips Ten Eva M. Pogue Evil John L. Pompey Pampey Cannon Pooler Bo Vonette Pooler Von Donald Poston Don Jerome Ridges Rome Jerry Ridges Jerry Bell Rosana Robinson Ann James Rogers Shorty Mattie M. Rogers Matt William Rogers Bill 20 Vtiey Kji'c, 09uJiJ KJiC Annette Ross MNetM John Samuel Coot” Golden Samuel Cotabug” Tommie Segars ’’Torn” Clyde Sutton ’’Shine” Floyd Taylor ’’Ringo” Harold Tedder Bud” George Thomas ’’Whipper” Beverly Toney ”Bev” Carolyn Simon ”Mop” Minnie Stokes ’’Juanita” Rufus Streater ’’Boot” Sue M. Spann ’’Nose” o 21 Leroy Toney Porky Frank Vinson Ears Samuel Venson Sam •z Patricia Virgin Pat Lawrence Waiters Lee E. Washington ’’Ernest” Emory Waters ’’Teeney” Barbara Wheeler ’’Barb Ludie A. Wheeling Ring Eye” McKinley Wheeler Boot Julius Williams Haskie Walter William Smiley Willie P. Williams Pearl 22 Zackerv Williams Zack Frank Wilson Samuel Wilson Sam Ella M. Woodom 4 ■ 23 Senior Class Officers Jerome Ridges Vice President Carolyn Kennedy Secretary Willie P. Williams Dorothy Campbell Treasurer Asst. Secretary Business Manager John Samuel Chaplain Calvin Larts Willie Briggs President Pictured above are the two most outstanding senior Annual Staff workers, who worked diligently in preparing this year's Tiger. 24 The President’s Message Jht rLpX yfc' ju u fe t Lo-4.JLJ sny Us -Jb OU 4 % t lycylMJ £ PU- L Dear Seniors of 1965: Now that parting time has come, as your president, I leave with you these words of inspiration: ■ The experiences we shared here at Butler have been both wonderful and exciting. The motivation and spirit at dear old Butler will be a lasting memory and will aid many of us in pursuing a higher education. As we explore life's many avenues, let us go forth with the conviction that no conflicts can alter our directions. In this space age, of which time is the most important factor, we must be alert and take advantage of the many opportunities that are offered. For many this has been the end; but for you, I sincerely hope it is the begin- ning of a prosperous voyage into the future. There are unlimited opportunities if only you will accept them. Remember you are the one who must decide whether you will accept them or toss them aside. Your decisions will depend on your success, so choose wisely. With best wishes, Willie Briggs 25 Senior Superlatives Senior Superlatives Carolyn Bailey--Tim Cotton M O S T S T U D I O u s MOST DEPENDABLE and COURTEOUS Mary Arthur--Wilson Jackson MOST PUNCTUAL iVa Campbell--John Samuel Carolyn Copeland--Albert Brown Senior Superlatives OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE BACK Cary Hawkins OUTSTANDING BASKETBALL PLAYER General L. Johnson OUTSTANDING DEFFENSIVE BACKS Brockington Cotton Jerome Bevel Edward Carroway Senior Superlatives ’MISS BUTLER MISS STUDENT COUNCIL” Carolyn Copeland ' Carolyn Kennedy « MISS HOMECOMING Wincy McClendon MISS BLOCK B MISS N. H. A.” Barbara Wheeler • Myrtle Mack 29 Class History of 1965 In September of 1961 agroup of proudand eager Freshmen began to climb aboard the Butler Steamliner. At the time, we had 201 passengers headed for the graduation list. We quickly made up our minds to try to keep all of the passengers aboard until we reached our destination in the spring of 1965. Although we were the youngest passengers, we felt we had as great responsibilities as the others aboard. First of all, we had to get organized. Our officers were as follows: President............................................Carolyn Kennedy Vice President.......................................Carolyn Copeland Secretary............................................Haystine Nicholson Treasurer..................................................Floyd Taylor As the ship sailed swiftly onward, we adjusted ourselves to the most important thing during this journey, studying. In 1962 we all rushed to mount the ship again, but this time as Sophomores. Realizing our responsibilities, to ourselves and to our school, we immediately put on our thinking caps and started to work. Our work was not in vain because many of us made the honor roll-the reward for hard work. But without the continuous help of our beloved advisors most of us would never have made it. As the summer tides of 1963 ceased, we found ourselves climbing to a higher level-Juniors. With the awareness that our destination was very near, we continued to struggle harder to make our trip a success. Our officers were: President . . . . Vice President . Secretary . . . . Assist. Secretary Treasurer . . . . Chaplain........ . Foster Jackson 7 . Jerone Ridges Mozella Nicholson Carolyn Kennedy . . Floyd Taylor . Levonne Young 30 With the help of our advisors we sponsored a fabulous Junior-Senior Prom, entitled Southern Serenade. The 1964 fall breeze welcomed us aboard for the last time; therefore we endeavored to make our final trip a success. With the aid of our advisors, Mrs. M. H. Bacote, Mrs. M. Burno, Mrs. L. H. Bradford, Miss C. Abrams and Mr. T. B. Thomas, we successfully organized our class. The class officers were: President .... Vice President . Secretary .... Assist. Secretary Treasurer .... Chaplain........ Business Manager . . . Willie Briggs . i Jerome Ridges . Carolyn Kennedy Dorothy Campbell Willie P. Williams . . . Calvin Larts . . . . John Samuel Honor was brought to our class when Wincy McClendon was elected Miss Home- coming . At the same time Carolyn Copeland was selected Miss Butler , Carolyn Kennedy was honored Miss Student Council , Barbara Wheeler was honored Miss Block B and Myrtle Mack was crowned Miss N.H.A. As the ship anchored at the shore of Graduation, we gave thanks to those that protected us against all of our obstacles. We especially gave thanks to our parents, advisors, faculty, principal and God. Without their help and careful guidance our trip would not have been a success. Historian .... Carolyn Kennedy We Sincerely Dedicate to the Principal............... Teachers ............. . School.................. Parents................. Seniors................. Juniors................. Sophomores ............. Freshmen................ Band.................... Glee Club .............. Office ................. Cafeteria .............. Nurse's Office.......... Pep-Squad ............ , Bus Drivers............. Boys.................... Girls.................. Football Team........... Girl's Basketball Team Boy’s Basketball Team English Class ......... Physical Education Class U. S. History Class . . Shorthand Class .... Prom................... Report Card ........... Graduation............. Last Day of School . . . Semester Examinations 3:10 P.M.............. .....................Adorable One ............Have a Little Sympathy ............................ Forever ...................Come See About Me .....................So Long Baby .....................Out of Sight ................................Jerk ................Somebody Help Me ..............................Rythem .....................Pretty Music ....................Hit the Road Jack .....................Sugar and Spice ................You're My Remedy ...........................Perculate ...............................G.T.O ..............Girls Alright With Me What's Hard for One is Easy for Two ...................Keep On Push-in .....................Laugh It Off .........................Take-five .........................Poison Ivy ...................How Sweet It Is ................I Worry About You ..............Every Little Bit Hurts .............Moments To Remember .........................I Am Blue ......................I Am So Proud ................................Amen ........After Laughter, Come Tears .........What Will Tomorrow Bring 32 Class Will We the graduating class of 1965, have gathered many memorable treasures during our past years at Dear Old Butler . These treasures we would like to leave to our principal, teachers, and the uprising class of 1966. So on this day, in the year of 1965 we, the Senior Class of Butler High School, hereby leave our last will and testament: ARTICLE I We the Senior class, will to Mr. Smith, our principal, our love, affection and deepest gratitude. ARTICLE H We, will to the teachers, a class as talented, ambitious, and cooperative as ours has been. Mozella Nicholson, bequeaths to Maureen Wilson, the best in life to come and the will to stay ever pleasing to everyone. Timothy Cotton, bequeaths to John Pendergrass, his ability to play the guitar. Eddie Cabbagestalk, bequeaths to Dayreatha Mack, his ability to play football. Frank Wilson, bequeaths to Deloris Hines his ability to get along with others. Frank Issac, bequeaths to Maxcine Benjamin his ability to think. Carolyn Gilliard, bequeaths her pretty brown eyes to anyone who needs them. Carolyn Simon, bequeaths to Sarah Gibson her height and hair styles. Sarah Graham, bequeaths her learning ability to Florence Davis. John Pompey, bequeaths to William Wilson his ability to play football. Sandra Brewer, bequeaths to Rosetta Moore her friendly and courteous personality. Foster Jackson bequeaths his football jersey number and blocking ability to Germany Lighty. Minnie Stokes, bequeaths to Deloris Hines her seat in Trigonometry and Phys- ics. JohnJackson, bequeaths to Harrison Hines, his neatness and his ability to dance. 33 Carolyn Kennedy bequeaths to Ivie Jo Nicholson, best wishes and much luck in her senior year. Gertie Bacote, bequeaths to Harolet Bess Her ability of getting along with others. Vonetta Pooler, bequeaths to Mary E. Robinson her ability to think. Christine Johnson, bequeaths to Brandolyn Thomas her height. Tommie Segars, bequeaths to Raymond Pooler his ability to play football. Sue Spann, bequeaths her B grades in Psychology and Government to anyone who can make them. Joseph Edwards, bequeaths to Carrie Wesly his ability to get along with others. Katie Fountain, bequeaths her excellent sewing ability to anyone who can reach it. Levonne Young, bequeaths her ability of getting along with others to Sheila Bridges. Donald Poston, bequeaths to Gregory Poston his fancy dead leg. Sam Wilson, bequeaths his defense end on the football team to Dayretha Mack. Charles Mayshack, bequeaths his school bus to Robert Watson. Clyde Sutton, bequeaths to Ezeke Sutton his position on the football team. Johnny Lucas, bequeaths to his brother Thomas Lucas his ability in playing basketball. Haysteen Nicholson, bequeaths to Lunetter Haynesworth her ability to do office work. Beverly Toney, bequeaths to Jamesine Thompson the luck to remain smart and much success in her senior year. Emory Waters, bequeaths to Danny Pooler his basketball number. Stanley Jackson, bequeaths to Burnett Gallman his pleasing ways with the young ladies. Pearl Williams, bequeaths to Rosa Howard her height. Annette Ross, bequeaths to Cynthia Jefferson her hair styles. Ruby Josey, bequeaths to Linda Phillips her ability to make friends with everyone. 34 I Ith Dolly Adams Deloris Addison Richard Allen Evelyn Alsbrooks Franc ina Racote Carolyn Bacote Shirley Bacote Jerry Bailey James Bailey Maxine Benjamin Harolette Bess Richard Bevel Dorothy Blakeney Sheila Bridges Charles Brackington Beatrice Brown Linda Butler Evelyn Byrd D e Lonnie Campbell Bernetha Coe David Coe Louise Coe Tal W. Coe Jessie Mae Cooks Flora Covington Mary Cuffie Florence Davis Hazel Dubose Oilie Mae Dubose Kathaleen Davis I Ith Betty Drakewood James Edwards J. C. Farmer Betty Frurson Catherine Furte Marvin Fraizer Ruby Gainey Bernett Gall man Albert Gee Sara Gibson James Graham Franklin Hall James Harriott Lee Hawkins Mable Hawkins Luenetta Haysworth Jeanine Heatley Connie Hines Lois Hines Herbert Hames Betty J. Jackson James Jackson Carrie James Jestean James Linda James Mozella James Cynthia Jeifersen Sylvester Jett Louise Johnson Mary Kelly Nellie Lawson I Ith Albert Lighty Thomas Lucas Delia Mack Lee Curtis Mack Doretha Mack James Marine James McLeod Leroy McCoy Luther McLeod William Mingo Frank Moore Rosetta Moore Johnnie Moore Ivie Jo Nickolson Sammie O’Neal John Pendergrass Linda Phillips Sandy Pooler Raymond Pooler Betty J. Pratt Syliva Prescott Betty Ridges Eva Robinson Glenda Robinson George Robinson Mary Robinson Brither Rogers King Rogers Bobby Roller Leroy Scarborough Grace Scott Gertie Scott I Ith Ellen Washington Dianna Wheeler James Wheeling Doris Williams Jimmy Williams Lewis Williams Earl Wilson Maureen Wilson William Wilson Barbara Woodham Josephine Segars Tommie Lil Slater Warren Spencer Helena Taylor Brandolyn Thomas L. Ernest Thomas Jannie Thomas Rosa Lee Thomas Jamesine Thompson Sally Toney Robert Watson Benda Waiters 38 I Oth Leo Aaron Norman Alford Leonard Allen Elizabeth Bacote Lindell Bradley F. Brailey J. M. Bejamin James Brayboy Larry Brayboy Jason Bright John Brown Georgia Brunson F. Byrd S. Byrd L. Cabbagestalk M. Cabbagestalk J. Capers L. Capers E. Cherry S. Campbell T. Campbell D. Cannon S. Cannon B. Clyburn H. Clyburn B. Cockfield G. Coker W. Coleman B. Cooks J. Davis L. Davis N. Davis I Oth P. Delain B. Dewitt S. Dickey O. Dixon Drakewood A. Durante B. Durante R. Edwards R. Ervin K. Franklin E. Frieson C. Hall P. Hall R. Harriott C. Hawkins T. Herrington H. Hines J. Holmes W. Holmes B. Hough B. Hough V. Hough J. Hunter L. Hunter B. Ings B. Jackson B. Jackson C. Jackson R. Jackson W. Jackson H. James L. James 40 I Oth G. Jeffery N. Jett D. Johnson L. Johnson W. Johnson R. Jones S. Josey T. Josey A. June J. Kelly G. Ketter M. Larry H. Lawson P. Lighty G. Little A. Lucky G. Mack C. McDonald M. McDonald M. McFarland S. McLeod P. McPhail W. Mickens A. Moore J. Muldrow B. O’Neal C. Peterson Peterson J. Pompey M. Powell B. Price C. Price 41 I Oth O. Price L. Robinson W. Robinson W. Robinson M. Toney I. Toney R. Toney T. Toney C. Washington E. Sutton E. Wheeler B. White B. Williams B. Williams 42 Jessie Addison Leroy Arthur Harold Bacote Howard Benjamin Larry Bishop George Cannon Ray Coe Foster Crawford Jackie Evans Frank Franklin Ronald Gilliard James Harris Winnefred Herrington Alonzo Jackson Kenneth Jackson Roland James Wash James Larry Jones Henry Lawson Glenn Mack Lee Earnest Mack Harold McPhail Richard Mayshack George Prescott Charles Price Nathan Price Donald Primus Bobbie Pendergrass Leory Seagers Charles Spann Sammie Taylor Joseph Waters Ivoy Joe Williams John Wilson Cleveland Youngs 43 8th James Arnold Barbara Aruthor Judy Bevel Sharon Bishop Mary Bradford Annie Ruth Byrd Erenestine Byrd Veronica Byrd Mary Covington Helen Durante Charline Durante Diana Days John Davis Thomas Davis Leatrice Douglas Gladys Griney John F. Gilliard Timothy Jackson Haliegue James Barbara Kennedy Rosa Lee McLeod Robert Mixon Gerald Newton Ronnie Peterson Ruth Powell Linda Reeves Annie Mae Robinson Altamae Rodges Jimmy Sparks Jannie MacSamuel Harvey Smith Peggy Thomas Sallie Ann Thompson Maggie Williams Ramona Yates 44 Guess Who! Guess Who! 46 7th Gerald Hunter Carl Jackson Gloria Jackson Joeann Jackson Lorretta Jackson Leory Jacobs Bobby James Carlton James Larry James Patrica James Jacquelyn Jefferson Thelma Jeffery Vernetta Jeffery Dehaven Johnson Nadine Johnson Doris Johnson Jenfiers Johnson Josephine Johnson Randolph Johnson Stanley Johnson Billy Jones Butler Jones James Jones Joe Ann Jones Edward Josey Dale Kelly Don Kelly Tommie Leath Willie James Lee Annie Bell Littles Kenneth Lighty Blondel Lighty Tommie Love Almertia Mack Gleen Mack Harnethia Mack Veronica Mark Barbara Marshall Mary Alice McCoy Elizabeth McLeod Vivian Murphy Christine Mixon Catherine Moore Johnnie Mae Munford Leole Pettigreu Ethel Plight Ruth Poole Dorothy Pooler Vernise Pooler Genovia Stevenson Charles Streator Angeline Thomas Elizabeth Toney Frank Woods 47 7th Ernest Addison Tommie Addison Sarah Addison Linda Alford Loretta Alsbrook Cynthia Arnold Richard Arthur Calvin Bachus Larry Bacote Tommie Bacote Barbara Bailey Elizabeth Benjamin Effie Bevel Shirley Bevel Deborah Black Greogry Blackmon Diana Blanshaw Johnnie Braley Victory Bright Albert Brockington James Brockington Eugene Brown Roasalind Burno Mary Burton Gwendoly Byrd Freddrick Byrd Ronnie Byrd Linda Capers Shirley Capers Peggy Cabbagestalk Patricia Carolina Patrica Ceasar Alexander Coe Margaret Coe Vernetta Cooper Lillie A. 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