Butler High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

TIGER 1973 Published by the 1973 Tiger Staff Butler High School Hartsville, South Carolina Volume XXI 2 4 5 ORGANIZATIONS Organizations demonstrate our dreams to belong. Working together makes the individual strong. Editor — Linda Giiliard Friends, Everyone dreams of what he or she wants to be when they become adults; from the time they start realizing what is happening around them, until the time they become what they’re going to be for life. Butler has helped us in a large way in fulfilling these dreams. WE have seen samples of what our life’s purpose is going to be like. We’ve glimpsed our future with actual situations in the present. Following through with our plans is now up to one person; you. I’m hoping we will take our best talent and use it to construct, not destroy our world into a better one. A ceasefire in Vietnam hasn’t really worked yet and the tension in the Mideast is still strong which could Hare up into a full-scale war. As tomorrow’s leaders, we must become aware of the mount- ing world problems that lead to strife among mankind and seek that understanding that will bring about lasting peace and love, and man to man the world over shall brothers be. This is one dream everyone wants to see become a reality. Good luck fellow seniors and keep your aim for success on the highest attainable goal. Your dream is now within your grasp, so don’t let it slip, away at this late date. Peace and Love. Dennis Wilson, Business Manager Fellow Schoolmates, A dream is a visionary idea of one’s creation of the imagina- tion; it is something felt or something seen; it is a hope stemming from strong desires and curiosities. Here at Butler we have had many dreams and have seen some of them fulfilled which brought great pleasure. We shall continue to dream for they are the spur that keeps us aspiring for higher goals. There is no end to dreams — one dream follows another. Our dreams include untold stories of success, happiness, peace and understanding. It is our hope to build a statue along the road of success that will be worthy of our dreams and of valuable service to humanity. As you take time out to glimpse through these pages we would like for you to make our dreams your dream. To be truly happy is a question of how we begin and not how we end; of what we want and not what we have, so get off to a good start and climb the highest mountain. We live in an ascending scale when we live happily - one thing leading to another in an endless series. For the onward-looking person there is always a new hori- zon. With this in mind, let us keep our eyes, on the spire as we travel hopefully up life’s highway. Let us not be just dreamers, put strive with dauntless courage to make our dreams meaning- ful realities. There may be dark clouds and deep fog at times, but keep onward, the reward will be well worth the effort. Best wishes to all, Linda S. Giiliard Editor Business Manager - Dennis Wilson 7 The Annual Staff Officers SITTING-Editor-Linda Gilliard. STANDING-Sccrctary, Hope Wilson; Assistant Editor, Sandra Rodgers; Business Manager-Dennis Wilson, Assistant Business Manager, Elian Woods and Assistant Secretary, Ruth Johnson. 8 Editing Committee Lay-Out Committee Typing Committee Photographing Committee Student Council Officers Safety Council STANDING: Susie Harless, Dennis Wilson, Tommy Mack, Mrs. Simp- son. SITTING: Janice Mack, Lynda Gilliand, Hope Wilson. aCSSHK; 5 STANDING: Carl Jackson, Dennis Wilson. SITTING: Hazel Knox, Eloise Teney, Walter Brunson, Joshua Harkless. Newspaper Staff Officers Newspaper Staff SITTING: Wanda Mayshack, Muriel Young, Alphonse Williams, Veroni- ca Farmer, Vickie Rogers. STANDING: Michael Alien, Randy Lee. 10 Honor Society Officers Senior High Honor Society SITTING: Belle Bradley, Susie Harkless, Ruth Johnson, Gayla Sparks, Sandra Rodgers. STANDING: Elian Woods, Mrs. Anderson, Barbara Millhousc. Junior High Honor Society □ The Adelphian Literary Society 11 12 Office Helpers SENIORS The dream of the senior has come true But he realizes there’s still much to do. He looks to the future and to the past He wants to make memories he knows will last. Albertha Roderick, Elian Woods, Chcllie Young, Otis Benjamin, Brenda McPherson. 14 Reginald Alford Albert Anderson Annette Anderson Roggie Arnold Most Scholarly Ruth Johnson, Dennis Wilson Patricia Benjamin Timothy Benjamin Rosa Bennett Charles Bishop 15 Levem Bose man Ernestine Bradford Belle Bradley Most Likeable James Brisbon James Brown Peggy Brown Janice Mack, Otis Benjamin Ronnie Brown Demaize Byrd Deloris Byrd Hazel Byrd 16 Milton Campbell Jeanette Ceaser Levern Capers Sara Capers Most Likely to Succeed Annette Ceaser Belle Bradley, Tim Haynesworth Suzanne Coe 17 Harry Council Floyd Davis James Davis Lonnie Davis Mildred Davis Willie Davis Mordrell Days Carey Lee Franklin Most Popular Chellie Young, Demaize Byrd 18 Norman Ham Verniell Hannibal Willie Hannibal Joshua Harkless Timothy Haynesworth Cynthia Ings Linda Hunter Shirley Hines Velvet Howard Most Congenial Rosa Bennett, Thomas Witherspoon Larry Jackson Mary Jackson Michael Jackson Clinton Jacobs 19 Rosa Jacobs Ruby Jacobs Stanley James Ethel Johnson Most Dependable George Johnson Ruth Johnson Elian Woods, Daniel Moses Heyward Knox Mitchell Knox Garbriella Mack Janice Mack Most Talented Maebell McCullough Wofford McManus Brenda McPhearson 21 Barbara Millhouse Jacquelyn Moore Daniel Moses Most Mischievous Johnny Murphy Sabrina Nickelson William Parrott Bernice Wilson, Jeanette Ceaser Evelena Pendergrass Robert Peterson Ronald Peterson Jarmiller Pompey 22 Mary Ramsey Willie Mae Prescott Dorothy Price Henry Prince Most Artistic Peggy Brown, Joesph Thomas 23 Albertha Roderick Carolyn Rogers Linda Samuel Best Dancers Christola Smith Willie Smith Carolyn Rodgers, Clinton Jacobs 24 Gary Taylor Geneva Tedder Jimmy Thomas Joesph Thomas Karen Tindale Kervin Vergin Gloria Wheeler Most Industrious Alonza Wilds Brenda McPhearson, Charles Jackson Gladys Wilds Teresa Williamson Terjuana Wilds Teresa Williams 25 Dennis Wilson George Wingate Gail Wingate Most Gentlemanly, Most Ladylike William Parrott, Jacquelyn Moore Elian Woods 26 Thomas Witherspoon Chellie Young Most Humorous Most Dramatic So much trouble in my mine” I Got Love Jones 27 A prom stands out in the junior’s dreams— a lovely thing to him it seems. He dreams of dances, games, and tilings And also of next year’s high school ring. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gary Capers David Vernon Richard Benjamin Doris Johnson Clara Lucky James Dewitt 28 Harold Anderson Johnny Anderson James Bacote Richard Benjamin Joyce Bertrand Hazel Bishop Hennie Bradley Johnny Brown Walter Brunson Lione Burno Jerome Burton Gary Capers Most Dependable 29 Clara Lucky George Jackson Pamala Carroway Daisy Coe Leroy Commander Ralph Copper William Council Eddie Crawford Patricia Dawson Roy Dawson Cathy Days James Dewitt Harrien Dobson James Douglass 30 Joetta Dundy Sudell Durante Joanne Edwards Leroy Edwards Linda Gillard Susie Harkless Phyllis Harris Cindy Henry Ronnie Herrington Lula Hicks Ernest Hines James Hough Most Artistic Henry Thomas Bobby McCoy 31 Most Congenial Gay la Sparks Roy Dawson Sylvia Hough Donald Jackson George Jackson Harvey Jackson Larry Jackson Lillian Jackson Woodrow Jackson Hazel James C t Jennings Jeffery Vanessa Jones Doris Johnson Willie Johnson 32 Deborah Kelly Jeanette Kelly Elizabeth Knox Donald Lighty Clara Lucky Kenneth Lynn Randy Lee Tommie Mack Jackie Mayshack Wanda Mayshack Bobby McCoy Ida Mae McCray Most Popular Gary Capers Hazel Bishop 33 Nelson McDaniel Hattie Mclver Willie Mclven Leroy McLeod Ellie Nickleson Herbert Peterson William Nickleson Joseph Peterson Rosa Nell Peoples Anna Peterson Matthew Pllight Darlene Price Best Dancers Doris Johnson David Vernon 34 Johnny Price Truford Pooler Zachery Pooler Alfred Richardson Leon Ridges Carolyn Robinson Ella Mae Robinson Sandra Rodgers Rosa Rogers Vickie Rogers Bernetta Ross Gayla Sparks 35 Henry Thomas Eloise Toney Millie A. Williams William Terry Tim Wheeler Hope Wilson Micheal Woodham 36 Sophomores dream of romance and stuff Growing up doesn’t seem so tough. They’re older now and wiser too As they dream of the different, exciting, and new. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 37 Lydia Davis, Varonica Farmer Kim Forde, Michael Allen Juandra Dewitt, Jerry Johnson Elizabeth Jacobs Dorothy Abraham Mary Addison Michael Alien Mary Belin Donald Alien I Darrilyn Stormcs Diane Brown Donald Brown Mae Helen Brown Olivia Brown Penelope Brown 38 Shelia Brown Carolyn Byrd Doris Byrd Harold Byrd Patricia Campbell Athletic Michael Dials Andrenia Dixon Teresa Jacobs- Michael Dials Michael Ennis Varonica Farmer Kim Forde Charles Franklin Ervin Gee Cynthia Gibson Henry Gotlief Arlis Graham 39 Faster Grimes Milton Grooms Jacqueline Herrington Larry Holmes Frank Hough Willie Hudson Willie Mae Isaac Carl Jackson Robin Jackson Teresa Jackson Iris Pooler-Jerry Johnson Ruby Johnson Hazel Knox LTanya Leatch Gussic Lighty Joyce Love 40 Delores Mack Leroy Mack Margaret McDaniel Joretta McLeod Loretta McLeod Carrie McMannus Ronald Mumford Peggy Moses Julius McPherson Friendliest Randy Myers Andrenia Dixon Benny Nickclson Michael Nickelson Elvis O’Neal Ruthie Peoples Darrell O’Neal Mary Peterson Betty Pooler 41 Michael Peterson Charles Pooler Iris Pooler James Poston V Herbert Prescott Jerome Price Walter Prince F.mest Ratliff Michael Ridges Barbara Robinson Larry Robinson Rebecca Robinson Joann Roderick Robert Scott Rickey Smith Darrilyn Stormes Aphonso Sutten Linda Tedder Sophia Tindle Michael Toney Harriet Thomas Henry Thomas Andrew Thomas Johnny Wallace Levern Wilds Althea Williams Linda Withcspoon Bernard Woods 42 Freshmen stand knocking at the door Knowing many new dreams are held in store. NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Chris Mack, Janie Commander, Yolanda Robinson, Jeanette Pendergrass, Barbara Farmer, Linda Hough, Dwight Bristow. 43 Friendliest Doris Mitchell Calvin Dials Carolina, Carroaway, Clair, James Teressa Antonictte Coe, Commander, Davis, Gloria Jannie OUie Mae Bristow, Dwight % Byrd, Ranzv Cabbagcstalk, Sarah Caine, Patricia Bruce, Lcvcrn Addison, Addison, Addison, Frederick Howard Patsy Allen, Danny Allen, Anderson, Keith Patricia Barrott, Benjamin. Benjamin, Charles Ronald Robert Davis, Sam Dawson, Monroe Dials, Calvin A 44 Dolford, Edna Dolford, Douglas, James Arne sc Dundy, Dundy, Durante, Glenn Willard Sylvester Edwards, Farmer, Field, Micheal Barbara Jimmy Most Popular Justine Jackson Fountain, Franklin, Frazier, Janice Vanessa Marvin Gibson, Joretta Goodson, Harry Gotlieb, Maria Graham, Lillie Harkless, Calvin Hicks, Charleana Hough, Linda Hough, Hough, Billy Jessie Hough, Huggins, Mary Julietta Hunter, Ings, Isaac, Cynthia Ronald Nora 45 Isom, Jackson, Debra Jennifer Jackson, Justine Jackson, Jacobs, Jeffery, Steve Wesley Tyrone Jennings, Jennings, Johnson, Gloria Jerry Bonnie Johnson, Kelly, King, Sonia David Svlvia Knox, Larts, Mack, Lucrecia Eugene Christopher Mayshack, James McLeod, Johnnie McMannus, Susctte Mitchell, Mixon, Murphy, Doris Marilyn Lenora Murry, Angela Myers, Gloria Needham, Leslie Norman, Sue Pendergrass, Jeanette Pauley, Vanessa Most Athletic Sarah Ratliff 46 Peterson, Pompey, Pooler, Jerry Terry Doretha Price, Joyce 9 Price, Michael Primus, Otis Prince, Richardson, Ridges, Mary James Terry Best Dressed Derek Samuel Jannie Commander Samuel, Samuels, Steen, Derrick Jacquelyn Katie Thomas, Toney, Toney, Micheal Alica Eddie Wallace, Wilds, Wilkins, Elaine Alfred Billy Williams, Williams, Williamson, David Linda Bennie Wilson, Wingate, Witherspoon, Mary Joseph Brenda 47 EIGHTH GRADE They know all the answers at this stage of school. Their dreams are of high school as a general rule. CLASS OFFICERS Shelia Mack, Dorothy Knox, Johnny Mac Murphy, Mathew Harkless. 48 Elaine Adoloh Janice Shirley Bess Black Heyward Boykins Bright Brockington Brown Brown Brown Brown Broun Johnnie Mae Murphy Matt Hark less Earnest Brisbon I Charles B. Byrd Jommy Jimmy Marya Byrd Cabbegestalk Chestnut Thomas Cotfield Ola Mae Commander Henry Copeland Janice Davis Margaret Dewitt Wayne Minam Dixon Dolford Ronnie Durante Tamcra Edwards £ f 9 9 Edward Annette Melvin David Enoch Fields Fox Gee 49 Stanley Janice Gibson Griffin Larry Hannibal Mathrew Hark less Dorothy Hickmon Dennis Horton Carolyn Dorothy Houeh Hudson Lawrence Deborah Jacobs Jeffery Shelia McLendon Friendliest Lcannc lefferv Teny Jennines Francis Johnson Ralph Johnson Angela Mack Brenda Shelia Mack Mack Sharon Martin Ronnie Dorothy Sylvester Joseph Kelly Knox Knox Lighty f $ ® $ Lloyd Billie Doris Cynthia Mayshack McCollough McCoy McDannicl 50 Harold Sharon McDaniel McDaniel ft til t Richard Angela Mclver McLendon Shelia Jake McLendon McNeal Annie Moses Doris Teresa Gerald Johnnie M. Moses McPhall Mumford Murphy Fredrick Needham Patricia Nelson -V Kathy Nickclson Most Shelia Mack Talented Frank Price Yvonne Deloris Darian Nancy Nickelson Odom O’Neal Pate Joseph Pearson Cedria Pooler Norris Renetta Calvin Frank Robert Johann Lorena Pooler Pooler Prescott Price Primus Price Reed 51 Algic Roland Brenda Sharon Richardson Richardson Ridges Robinson Robin Bonnie Charlene Cathy Smith Taylor Terry Thomas Marie Michael Mary Rogers Rogers Rogers Charles Tony Vernon Wheeler Woodrow Thomas Willie Huff Most Athletic Shelia Wyatt Carrie Richard Cathy Wilds Wilds Williams Michael Barbara Shelia Wingate Witherspoon Wyatt 52 The babies have graduated to Jr. High Their dreams consist of how and why. 7th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Ernestine Short, Vanoka Lucas, Angela Murray, Ludclle McManus, Annette Douglas, Bonnie Odoms, Freddie Price, Thomas Wingate, Ricky 53 Friendliest Lynnctte Gee Randy Hall Loretta Bonnie biizaoetn Abraham Adams Addison Helen Calhoun Randy Alford Anderson Andrews I Kicky Brisbon Jerry Brown Ondra Brown Keeda Brown Dexterk Byrd Sara Cabbagestalk Howard Eva Mae Kenny Caine Campbell Campbell Pauline Cockfield Michael Coe Ronnie Coe Randy Arnold Tonza Beasley Calvin Benjamin Rufus Commander Collins Days Oyama Denmark 54 Juan Dixon Maxie Elliott Annette Derrick Douglas Dundy Donna Vivian English Foxe Adnene Anthony Lee C. Franklin Green Green Freddy Griffin Willie Griffin Kandy Hall Best Dressed James Pratt Flora Wilson Early n Jackson Freddie Jackson Richard Jackson Cathy Mary Hough Hough Anthony Ishmell Willis Jackson Deborah James Alethca Johnson Evelyn Jo Teresa Johnson Johnson Johnson 55 Most Popular Oyama Denmark Eva Mac Campbell Kenneth Jones Marion Kelley Gloria Willie Lynnette Kind Larts Lee Larry Lucas Vonoka Lucas Noma Lynn Ethelyn Mack I Ladell McManus Albertha McClcod Barbara McCoilough John McCoilough Cynthia Timothy Joyce McPhail McRaven Mitchell Angela Murray Viola Moses Donald Myers Horicc Peoples Brenda Pendergrass Deloris Phillips Henry Pooler N Ricky Pooler Sylvia Pondexter 56 James Pratt Freddie Price I Timothy Price Cynthia Robinson Bobbie Rotiliff Ivy Richardson N Alphonso Robinson Cynthia D. Oella Robinson Robinson Joyce Nadine Robinson Robinson Michael Roderick Brenda Sharron Mark Rogers Rogers Samuels Earncstinc Short Billy Scott Betty Slater Most Humorous Sylvia Pondcxtcr Howard Caine Richard Sowells Allen Sowells Sammy Sparks Orell Tedder John Strcatcr Nolan Stevenson Debbie Venessa Diane Thomas Thomas Vinson 57 Donald Williams Henry Williams Edith Washington Flora Wilson Thomas Wingate Horace Wyatt 58 ADDITIONAL EIGHTH GRADERS Vernon Adams Lee Edward Jackson Lizzie Hickman Betty Thomas William Hickman Willie Wilson David Holmes John Kind Larry Green Leory Kind Martha Boseman Charles Hall Betty Jacobs Jerry Poston Ronnie Johnson William L. Jackson Mrs. Carrie Davis 59 ADMINISTRATION Our dreams of our teachers are of scholars quick to surmise. 60 V FACULTY AND STAFF wise; They’re our friends and our guides - we are PRINCIPAL The school Administration expresses its most sincere appre- ciation to our yearbook staff and advisors for this excellent production. You have given us an opportunity to take a glimpse through our most cherished dreams as we have sailed to this point. As we move forward, they will be unforgettable and will serve as stairs to future accomplishments. Sincerely, P. P. Smith JUNIOR HIGH Mr. P. P. Smith PRINCIPAL Congratulations to the Advisors and Annual Staff for this excellent production of the 1972-1973 “Tiger”. 62 Mr. A. W. Bacote OFFICE STAFF Mrs. C. Sherwood Secretary Miss L. Carrol - Secretary Mrs. H. Flowers — Bookkeeper 63 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Counseling provides students and instructional staff with educational and career information helpful to them in decision making. Mr. Thomas FINE ARTS Miss Joyce Sutton - Art Mrs. B. Streater Chorus Mr. T. H. White - Band Art is long time is fleeting Art Transcends Time P i2S ' 65 LANGUAGE ARTS Effectiveness In Communication Is The Name Of The Game Mrs. M. Bacote — English Mrs. F. Anderson — English Mrs. K. Gainy - English Mrs. R. Young English LANGUAGE ARTS Mrs. Sarah Buckles - French 67 Mr. D. J. Stoner English Mrs. A. Meares English COMMUNICATION 68 Mrs. J. Askins Mrs. M. Williams MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE “Exploration and Discovery to Make Our Dreams a Reality” Mrs. E. Gilliard - Advanced Math, Geometry Mr. A. Baker — Algebra 69 Mr. W. Nixon - Math I Mr. H. Shirley - 7th Grade Math MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Mr. L. Scipio Chemistry-Physics Mrs. J. Hager — Biology Evans - 7th Grade Math FORCE Mr. E. Gilliard - General Science •• vt SCIENCE Mr. J. Taylor — 8th Grade Science Mr. R. Myers - 7th Grade Science PHYSICAL EDUCATION “We employ the mind to rule, the body to serve Mr. T. Thomas, Mrs. M. Wallace 71 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT WHAT HAS BEEN, WHAT IS NOW AND WHAT CAN BE. Mrs. G. Jones - World History, Economics Mrs. N. Jones - Civics 72 Mrs. D. Talbert 8th Grade History MissS. Jackson 7th Grade History LIBRARY 73 Miss E. Drawdy Librarian Miss K. McKenna Assistant Librarian VOCATION MOTIVATION FOR INVOLVEMENT 74 Miss E. Simpson — Consumer Education Mrs. C. Davis — Special Education Mr. C. Anderson - Agriculture Mr. J. Redmond Driver Education Miss D. Rogers Business Education Mr. C. Page Business Education STUDY HALL SUPERVISORS PERMANENT SUBSTITUTES STAFF Mrs. McCay — Nurse Mrs. D. Young - Cafeteria Manager Cafeteria Staff Mrs. E. Abraham - Maid Mr. Washington — Mr. Gee Custodians 77 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Homecoming is the ultimate of memories and dreams A reunion of all is what the occasion means, A major production starring the team and the queen All have joined forces for this annual scene. Homecoming Queen; Miss Chellie Young, Captain of the Football Team; Clinton Jacobs. 78 79 HOMECOMING 80 PARADE 81 82 Compare a dream to a lovely girl - Like a fragile snowflake afloat in the world Priceless as rubies and rare as pearls Our queens are all beautiful girls. 83 ill Sznloz c, I {in Clunioz z l [i±± 'ZLykth (f zads. dl{i±± zwzntk (f fzaAz ' Sfic’ifzy c -fin£± 87 l [i±± i UxEcl dll OZU1 V[l±± dfioraL l Booitzz g.ac cju [yn M oorz panics. zA {ac(z 88 Q.oann ■xdoclzzick A {l±i Jutuzz LTkoc i zA li±± -J2 ± J ujnitaLZzi jm zz cLL V£L Usxj aunci QViLL : i{i±± CfabbzzLvock [J £butant£ 17_ m i ■ cSuile Murkbn 1 {l±i b Jozcbzttz Jbincla. (f ilLicviA (fbcuibiizLla zA ack Cj.accju.dyn cA [oozz cClicii tcSznioz 3 fc4 CL OIotLlij Lp rLLCE 90 J2z± J LcjnitazUi dz La VilLz 1Q73 zA [i±± K I I'Enclij 2 £( Witt I [l±± d. Mznzy d)zcond d unnzz-dijj. d ) La (fdaijLa dfi azk± SPORTS All of us dream of the games played and won We look to our teams to provide us this fun, Sports provide the chance to compete, To learn to accept victory and defeat. 92 Tim Haynesworth “Cisco Kid” Willie Davis “Big Grease’ Demaize Byrd Super Fly' Kervin Virgion “Dr. K” 95 Monkey Doo” Bernice Wilson “Penuchie” Otis Benjamen “Rubber Duckie” Floyd Davis Statistician and Managers “G.T.” Gary Taylor GIRL'S BASKETBALL “Pooh” Chellie Young “Baby Ruth” Ruth Johnson “Sweet Pea” Gail Wingate 97 BASEBALL Senior Baseball Players Varsity Baseball Team PEP SQUAD ACTION SHOTS Junior Varsity E. Ratliff Senior Varsity Junior Varsity - Kieth Allen Girls’ Varsity 5 AAA Champions Mr. T. B. Thomas receives “Coach of the Year” Award. Member of All Conference Team Action shot 100 Members of All Conference Team Action shot Tim and Willie Demaize and David Otis Charles Jackson member of Church League 101 Football in Action 102 THE BHSBAND Majorettes Senior Band Members 104 Drum Majors Managers and Librarians Gary Capers, Mr. White, Joshua Harkless. m v Drena Dixon, Jimmy Carolina, Lynda Gilliard, Easter Grimes, Bennie Nickelson, Henry Thomas. 105 Vickie Rogers, Lynda Gilliard, Carmelita Streater. Reginald Alford, Bernice Wilson, Kitt Campbell, Dennis Wilson. CHORUS'S OFFICERS Senior Quartet Junior Trio THE BHS MIXED CHORUS Girl's Ensemble Boy's Ensemble A Dream Comes True — Graz 108 109 Stefaniensaa) Places We Visited Hotel SUvija Maiibor Jugoslavia Stcicmark Minoritcnsaal Lie brut . Moving Day 110 with English friend Chap it i Stcfanknsaal Coach ride lo Jugnslasija Ide Mann Home Again 111 112 Bringing ads is a good way to sell The worth of a product is our purpose to tell We dream of the cash these ads will earn They’re the key to success merchant and school quickly learn. $ $ $ $ $ $ it trrlor ] � vss o. pncV. or rd in mini.� ' Port� • m� n iHl hurt � � ■’ •� ' m.rl 5� r Tf� , LOV KX. « ACMf QV Uf N CM tor D cout oo Coni � jflf wr� m � od m I� loi� nor � mC c i AIR A NT [' v Uvrn ••‘1 h t 1« � U ut ltd PI rv A V jfcr WAlT u 4 I JoSD V ;rR nff — w (w� r� ni � d H� ” ( lexloy W� U« jin novi idlHUrtirw in I rTABLE J Mr hlJf ipPf'HRSK V - iRfcSRAMR He. I rondit� t71 . -« FRICFRATOR .0 � . J P� 'r J FEZ � ‘ '� In DoofUt Ample Porcine PISET ORGAN � 1 Pl.ro -t'pr M Ai rTFH C. ini l_.rolin� TV A M-Potll C� L ioioairf ;a c 114 SONOCO PRODUCTS COMPANY Hartsville, South Carolina Innovators in paper and plastics Our paper products are made primarily from recycled paper and most are recyclable after use 115 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BANK OF HARTSVILLE FOUR LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE COMPLIMENTS OF 116 COMPLIMENTS OF HARTSVILLE MANUFACTURING CO. INC. SOUTH 5TH STREET HARTSVILLE, S.C. CONGRATULATIONS FROM HARTSVILLE POST 211 OF THE AMERICAN LEGION DEDICATED TO THE PRINCIPLE OF “FOR GOD AND COUNTRY” 0. L. GILLIARD, COMMANDER J. F. DAVIS II, FINANCE OFFICER 117 06®© FIRST PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA HARTSVILLE - MCBEE - CHESTERFIELD - PAGELAND THE MORRIS COLLEGE ALUMNI CLUB OF HARTSVILLE AND FRIENDS OFFICERS Mr. Hilton W. Shirley, Sr., President Mr. Donald Hughes, Vice President Mrs. Ethel C. Moses, Secretary Miss Carrie Louise Wilson, Asst. Secretary Mrs. Sadie P. Mack, Treasurer MEMBERS Rev. S. J. Young Rev. C. J. Young Mrs. Mary Francis Johnson Mrs. 1 della Bess Mrs. Beatrice Streater Rev. G. A. Sellers Mr. Frances Frazier Mrs. Emma J. Sellers Mrs. Hattie Hughes Mr. Rufus Streater Mr. Eddie Lee Mumford Mr. Lewis Moses Mrs. Thomasena H. Peterson Mr. Odis Peterson Mrs. Fransena Richardson Mr. Norris Richardson Mrs. Winnie D. Thomas Mr. Ulysses Davis Mrs. Veronica Wilson Mr. Carnell Wilson, Sr. Rev. Luther F. Wilson Mrs. Louise Wilson Mr. Luther F. Wilson, Jr. Mrs. Jeannette B. Wilson Mr. Jackie Campbell Mrs. Helen Campbell Mrs. Cora C. Dixon Mr. Henry Dixon Mrs. Haralette Allen Mrs. Lillie M. Shirley Mr. Oliver Allen COMPLIMENTS OF SONOCO MEN'S CLUB “Singing Songs of Praise” COMPLIMENTS OF KLOPMAN MILLS 119 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1973 HARTSVILLE BUILDING SUPPLY CO. LTD. SUPPLIERS OF BETTER MATERIALS FOR TOMORROW’S CONSTRUCTION FREEMAN SMITH, LTD Quality Jewelers Member American Gem Society 120 E. Carolina Avenue Phone 332-81 18 Hartsville, S.C. 29550 COMPLIMENTS OF HEBERS I.G.A. HIGHWAY 15 N. 120 COMPLIMENTS OF GREETINGS FROM ' THE LITTLE CHURCH BY THE WAYSIDE OF LIFE. TRYING TO BE A FRIEND TO MANKIND. SECOND BAPTIST HANES CORP. - HOSIERY DIVISION CHURCH 151 BY-PASS REV. CLINTON BRANTLEY, MINISTER HARTSVILLE, S.C. ECONOMY DRUG STORE, INC. 157 W. CAROLINA AVE. UARTSVILLE, S. C. 29550 MUTUAL SAVINGS AND COMPLIMENTS OF LOAN ASSOCIATION J. L COKER CO. DEPARTMENT INSURED SAVINGS STORE CAROLINA AVENUE HOME LOANS HARTSV1LLE, S.C. COMPLIMENTS OF MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF LOCATED IN THE ALL NEW HARTSV1LLE MALL B. C. MOORES A COMPLETE HOME FURNISHING SERVICE PHONE 332-1551 122 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF DR. ROBERT W. BOSMITH FURNITURE CO. TURBEVILLE OPTOMETRIST HARTSVILLE, S.C. 200 DARLINGTON AVENUE HARTSVILLE, S.C. COMPLIMENTS OF OLIN GRANT ALLSTON PAINT TILE BUICK-OLDS-PONTIAC CO., INC. PAINT FLOOR COVERING TILE CARPET SOUTH FIFTH ST. HARTSVILLE. S.C. 29550 P. O. BOX 687 PHONE 332-3201 123 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF BUCHANAN JEWELERS RAYMONDS AUTO SUPPLY 112 W. CAROLINA AVENUE 912 W. CAROLINA AVENUE HARTSVILLE, S.C. HARTSVILLE, S.C. COMPLIMENTS OF HARTSVILLE ARMY NAVY STORE STYLE CENTER SHOE BOX HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA GIBSON'S IGA FOODLINER HUGH GIBSON, OWNER “EVERYDAY LOW PRICES” TABLE RITE CHOICE MEATS TABLE FRESH PRODUCE TABLE RITE DAIRY PRODUCTS FANCY STAPLE GROCERIES SOUTH 5TH STREET HARTSVILLE, S.C. COMPLIMENTS DIXON'S PHARMACY OF CATO'S “EXPERT PRESCRIPTIONS” SIXTH STREET CAROLINA AVENUE HARTSVILLE, S.C. MRS. KLARA BYRD. MANAGER 332-6297 COMPLIMENTS OF SEGARS CHEVROLET-CADIILLAC CO. HIGHWAY 15 SOUTH HARTSVILLE, S.C. FRANK FARM EQUIPMENT HARTSVILLE, S.C. YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER IN HARTSVILLE, S.C. 124 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF YOUNG YOUNG FUNERAL HOME QUALITY HARDWARE 711 S. 6th STREET HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA 332-6206 FIFTH STREET HARTSVILLE, S.C. POLSON'S JEWELERS COMPLIMENTS OF 141 W. CAROLINA AVENUE HARTSVILLE, S.C. WATCHES JEWELRY REPAIRED RINGS SIZED NAME ENGRAVED FREE ON ITEMS $5.00 OR MORE HARTSVILLE 5 10 CAROLINA AVENUE HARTSVILLE, S.C. C. E. BURRY THE SHED ANTIQUES AND GIFTS CUSTOM ENGRAVES SIGNS. PLASTIC LAMINATING METAL ENGRAVING, LIFE-TIME METAL SOCIAL SECURITY CARDS, HELIUM BALLOONS FOR ADVERTISING AND FUND-RAISING COMPLIMENTS OF COKER'S PEDIGREED SEED CO. HARTSVILLE, S.C. 139 W. CAROLINA AVE. HARTSVILLE, S.C. CALL 332-8111 ORIGINATORS OF QUALITY SEED SINCE 1902 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. Hilton W. Shirley, Sr., President COMPLIMENTS OF THE MORRIS COLLEGE NATIONAL ALUMNI GALLOWAY'S GROCERY ASSOCIATION Mrs. Brenda Dixon, Secretary SUMTER AVENUE 125 COMPLIMENTS OF BOYD POWE Shoes for the entire family! DRUG CO. COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN'S JEWELRY KIMBRELL'S On the spot engraving FURNITURE CO. 147 W. CAROLINA AVENUE 125 W. Carolina Ave. HARTSVILLE, S.C. Call 332-2483 TELEPHONE 332-6591 COMPLIMENTS OF HARTSVILLE MALL HARTSVILLE, S.C. COMPLIMENTS OF THE KERFOOTS INTERIOR DECORATORS TOM LUCILLE KERFOOT HIGHWAY 15 N. HARTSVILLE, S.C. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF SOUTHERN MUSIC CENTER BUYCK-COWARD CO. HARTSVILLE, S.C. MONOGRAMMING ON LOCATION TUX RENTALS 126 COMPLIMENTS OF ROLLER BEARING CORPORATION HWY. 15 SOUTH, HARTSVILLE, S.C. FROM THE HELPING HAND CLUB FROM RHETORIC TO REALITY LIFTING AS WE CLIMB PATRONS Carolina Food Store Brenda McPherson Miss Kathy McKenna Ruth Johnson Mrs. E. B. Gilliard Otis Benjamin Mrs. Sara Buckles Darrilyn Stormes Miss Eugenia Drawdy Kim Fords Mr. Charles Page Lydia Davis Mr. Hilton W. Shirley Barbara Millhouse Elian Woods Gayla Sparks Dennis Wilson Tommy Mack Linda Gilliard Floyd Davis Sandra Rodgers Winda Dewitt Carmelita Streater Gloria Mitchell Belle Bradley Hope Wilson William Parrott Bernice Wilson Frank Hough 127