Chapin High School - Eagles Nest Yearbook (Chapin, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

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Chapin, dear Chapin We pledge ourselves to Thee Loyalty is our stay, And e'er shall be. We'1l cherish you always And honor Thee, too, Nothing more can we dog Our dear old school. 9 as va' a s gffiii v it J bk I U16 Senior 60155 af v Ehapin Schwl of To an individual passing by, Chapin School is only a building in which today's youth and tomorrow's citizens are educatedg but to us, this building is our past, our present, and our future. Here we have prepared ourselves for the game of life and as the years come to a close, we realize how dependent our lives are on the knowl- edge obtained within this building. We have passed through four years of academic instruction and extracurricular activities--years of great importance to our lives and our futures. We hesitate to think of leaving this building which has become so much a part of our lives, but time waits for no one and this serves only to make these years more precious to us. We are soon to close the doors on our high school years and confident- ly face the future which offers the great challenge of a changing world. NH Y . . at 'K -. SPORTS--Page 7 f ACTIVITIES--Page 25 r Varsity Line-Up 09651 FEATURES--Page 39 ACADEMIC--Page 51 ADVERTISEMENTS- -Page 86 LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Eargle, Miss Seniorg Sandra Turner, Miss Juniorg Marsha Lowman, Miss Chapin I-lighg Eileen Dasher, Miss Sophomoreg Donna Epting, Miss Freshman. 3 U16 my af 1966 Prcsenfs E716 .Eagles Nest SENIOR EDITOR- -PAULA EARGLE Senior annual staff members apply their wit for writing snapshot captions. The annual staff of 1966 has worked long and hard in an effort to combine valuable memories of your school life into a picture story. The staff is rewarded for the long hours of work with the satis- faction ofa job well done. It is hoped that as you leaf through your 1966 Eagles Nest, you will possess a feeling that you did a job well while a student of the Chapin School and that this book is a valuable reminder of your personal satisfaction, Rosemary Chapman Jimmy Deaton BCHHY COUHIS Junior Editor Senior Assistant Editor JUIHOT ASSiSt-HHI Editor Jimmy Shealy Senior Business Manager Marion Erick Senior Business Manager Gene Addy Senior Literary Editor Randy Frick S , J Junior Literary Junior members of the annual staff take notice of the work ahead. Editor Jimmie Ruff C. W. Hendricks Glenn Wessinger Yearbook Sponsor Senior Sports Editor Junior Sports Editor U16 611155 fff I 966 Hishes C0 Dcdimfe the '66 Szzglcis' ,Nest to Mrs. Dzfris Z Denim and M11 H Pickens Kiser CHEERLEADERS Left to Rlghtl Paula Eargle, Phylhs y Shealy. SECOND ROW: , Barbara Wessmger, er. Head ,mm, 5 , ln? 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The Homecoming Game was the finale for ten sen- ior athletes who had given their best to ath- letics at Chapin High and were closing out brilliant careers as gridiron Eagles. Pre-game ceremonies presented the lovely sponsors atop convertibles as Allen Rollins recognized each and welcomed the fans. The festive atmosphere was evident as the Chapin-Buford Game got under way. Jimmy Deaton put the Eagles out front with two TDS in the first quarter and they went on to win the 1965 Homecoming Game by a 26-O score. Glenn Wessinger and Robbie Frick each added one TD. Principal J. B. Addy crowned Miss Barbara Wessinger as 1965 Homecoming Queen during halftime festivities. Barbara was elected by popular vote of the student body from the school sponsors. Paula Eargle was first runner- up and Mary Ann Derrick was second runner-up. A well-played game and a big victory completed the perfect night. fo'-1 'F sie? rl-,big 3 if E QS L Aff? 1? SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND SPONSORS wfM Mf2'wm4L' 'WA-2-Afwln. J. n.. K 7 'until . cmllesvm: i snnmi1uwns.al1uqm-unnuusguurumsuwrvm-,, a: eia1:ammw- i 'S WICKER Semor Centerh' E4 3 fx N 4 X 33? ,mag I 965 Roaster 61116 Banquet MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD RECIPIENTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Deaton, Most Valuable Football Backg Wayne Cannon, Most Valuable Boys' Basketball Playerg Kenny Amick, Most Valuable Football Lineman, Coach Bob King, Guest Speaker, Carolyn Martin, Most Val- uable Girls' Basketball Playerg Glenn Wessinger, Most Valuable Baseball Player. Eagle Club Members and Supporters honor Chapin School Athletes each year with the annual Athletic Banquet. On May 21, 1965, the Chapin Booster Club honored the Chapin School Athletes with the fifth annual athletic banquet in the school gym. Letters, athletic awards, and scholas- tic awards were presented. A special award was made to Coach J. H. Wil- liams in appreciation for the many services he has rendered to Chapin Athletics during the past nine years. Scholastic award recipients were Linda Meetze, Rachel Derrick, Paula Eargle, Sue Chapman, Rosemary Chapman, Linda Bickley, Mary Nell Koon, Melvin Frick, Gale Shealy, Al Koon, Ann Chapman, Patricia Bickley. Speaker for the occasion was Fur- man's Coach Bob King. An impressive address was made, directed to our school athletes, honored guests of the banquet. Little League Zfofball FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kim Boland, Randy Epting, Ricky Branham, Von Wessinger, Donnie Lindler, Dennis Shealy, Hal Bickley. SECOND ROW: Mitchell Martin, Terry Slice, Jerry Shealy, Laverne McCartha, Leland Teal, Melvin Cannon, Danny Shealy, Mike Lindler, Charles Rister. THIRD ROW: Andy George, Lynn Shealy, Tommy Deaton, Joe Riddle, Stevie Comalander, Karl Rauch, Harvey Amick, Mervyn Shealy. Girls' l5'askcfball-- 4 I U if . 9' FIRST ROW, Left to Rightz Shirley Derrick, Donna Epting, Susan Keating, Deborah Amick, Peggy Shealy. SEC- OND ROW: Joyce Martin, Darleen Amick, Patricia Bickley, Martha Wessinger, Pickens Riser, Coach. lgaskefball--Ehapin Boys f'76' and ,711 Vzzrsifyj jim R11 X B BOYS--FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Stevan Bass, Laverne McCartha, Lynn Shealy, Donnie Lindler, James Edward Cannon, Jimmy Spires. SECOND ROW: Leland Teal, John Shealy, Pete Hendricks, Bernard Erick, Eldred Frick, Glenn Addy. Coach--J. H. Williams. ants. i .41!i ' JR. VARSITY BOYS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Frick, George Chapman, Tommy Epting, Robbie Erick, Bill Watson, Eugene Branham. Girls' lgaskefball VARSITY--FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Marsha Lowman, Gale Shealy, June Lindler. SECOND ROW: Nancy Shealy, Helen Shealy, Mary Ann Derrick, Phyllis Turner, Faye Martin, Diane Patton. THIRD ROW: Eileen Dasher, Man- ager: Rebecca Zeigler, Lucy Mae Amick, June Boland, Rosemary Chapman, Sandra Turner, Barbara Wessinger, Pickens Riser, Coach. STARTERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Marsha Lowman, Diane Patton, Rosemary Chapman, Sandra Turner, Gale Shealy, Mary Ann Derrick, Nancy Shealy. an S, 'fx , Q We 1' 'Hifi ,E ft , 'N . R fmfg U1 4' A -n I f ,Q VW it Qi' 5 X EE L as f 1 4 E X ,A S ,f f f M 5? ,WMM -P zl- ' , ' Q , 5 , -5 Q L1,: ':,.i - '25 wh M: 4 Yf i ' 3' V by c I ,V , ,,L, A g J . Q '1 'w f -.sw '-Q. 511253, 5 Q r 1 ,U ' fm? an ,Q M ae, 5? F , ,ff g if ,BQ ...X ff .W 'H X - A Zxiiiyv LY,-ryg , , Q? Boys ' Hasksfball VARSITY--FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Derrill Cannon, Managerg Glenn Wessinger, Tony Cromer, Randy Frick, Gene Addy, George Branham, J. H. Williams, Coach. SECOND ROW: Benny Counts, C. W. Hendricks, Phil Frick, Richard Lindler, Roger Patton. STARTERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Wessinger, Benny Counts, Richard Lindler, C. W. Hendricks, Gene Addy. f.y,,,,,,.mf,w.. sm, .17 -1fw,...- ,V sw WfQ,f'14f:2g,2Qga5ifg:'f M BY m, we ff' v Q, , , , Q d9 fix Q ,W 0,5 Vfv fs 15 'N wi. V ,if gf 5, ,A A92 'V J in T -lu tp X 2 I wr if 992 F ' ' r L V ,. Q A ' 9 F??f ef 5 is sz' 41 f be QW , ' 1. ' 22 xml Nq.,,vP' 2 sig Hg, wx 1 j N e i? fi 5? S Q-J if: A 555 QM Richard Lindler Q55j Benny Counts QSOJ and Derrill Cannon 1205 Chapin-Cardinal Newman Game Chapin-Hollywood Game l6'aseball-- I 965 A The baseball team of 1965 consisted of Carl Derrick, Ray Erick, Kenny Amick, Wayne Cannon, Ricky Cromer, Stanley Sapp, Glenn Wessinger, Pete Hendricks, Larry Monts, Derrill Cannon, Glenn Addy, Benny Counts, Glenn Ray Bickley, Robbie Erick, Laverne McCartha, Leland Teal, Tony Cromer, Delbert Wessinger, George Branham. The Eagles played eleven Conference IV B Games winning five and losing six on the season. The fine display of sportsmanship, the eagerness of the team and the loyalty to the school were characteristic of the boys making up the 1965 team. There were six seniors who won't be back to play in the 1966 season. The seniors of the '65 team were Carl Derrick, Kenny Amick, Wayne Cannon, Ricky Cromer, Stanley Sapp, Ray Erick. Glenn Howard Wessinger, catcher, was the recipient ofthe MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD made at the annual athletic banquet in May. The Eagles of 1966 are optimistically looking forward to the Baseball Season of 1966 and we are sure that win or lose they will represent us well and give us just cause to be proud of their performance on the baseball diamond. fu 5 lfffivzfzcs Q, V. ,Z Ss 5 Q 5 I EQ 5 ff fudsuf Gmfernmcrzf The Chapin Student Council serves Chapin School with the best interests of the students and school as the central purpose. They work directly with the faculty for the bet- terment of the school and its students. There have been many worthwhile projects planned and carried out by the Council for the improvement of the school and the benefit of the students. The Council is composed of the President, the Vice- President, the Secretary, the Treasurer, elected by the entire student body and the class representatives elected by their respective classes. It is a good example of stu- dent government for the benefit of all. C. W. HENDRICKS, STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Student Zouucil SEATED, Left to Right: Paula Eargle, George Branham, Gene Addy, twelfth grade representativesg Jimmy Deaton, Treasurerg C. W. Hendricks, Presidentg Jimmy Shealy, Secretaryg Randy Frick, Vice-Presidentg Benny Counts, Richard Lindler, Rosemary Chapman, eleventh grade representatives. STANDING: Gale Shealy, Glenn Addy, ninth grade representativesg J. H. Williams, Mary R. Stockman, J. B. Addy, Advisorsg Kendall Haltiwanger, Joan Epting, tenth grade representativesg Lynn Shealy, eighth grade representativeg Sandra Shealy, seventh grade representative. A tht' Piorzwr fflff The Pioneer is published each month by the staff who strive diligently to include all school activities and viewpoints in the publication. Each issue contains within its pages student originated arti- cles, features, sports, editorials, news items, and personals, Each student anxiously awaits each issue which is a printed 1. account of school life at Chapin. Faculty Advisor Junior Editor Charlsie Doolittle Linda McDaniel 'i 5 e ,kms : Qi, a r ones , , sea- .. 1: - far-W . . .. .. -- - Q with X511-W .. ri E 1 rr .. -is ,A 1 fs .r- at 1, 'tiers :sift :Tail irursieigf ap - 5- t 2ifzrf 1: smfszut f- f- sf: .:r..::.s.' ,wer-:sz QQ ik ::'5'?i: sQQ2E.f:fL': :.E :gif 5i5??s:5?L2fiT Assess? 1 -fr... ssrsfstfssr-V su, qv : rfwsafsi' 1:42, :sr -It mrusggzi 575 -2 . ,oe 3- 4, g,,,,.,,5szrr New .f . sisssgzsvsszs ,, femme -, 4 Q xsvsszgti f v ?zS3?:?5H-5 as Assistant Editor News Editor News Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Sue Chapman John Wesley Derrick Alice Shealy Nancy Shealy Johnny Wessinger l s Personal Editgr Personal Editor Feature Editor Editorial Editor Editorial Editor Mary Nell Rauch Lucy Mae Amick Linda Bickley June Boland Richard Lindler 62 ,Math 61116 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Laura Monts, Ruth Derrick, Mary Nell Koon, Paula Eargle, Diann Derrick, Susan Keat- ing, Melvin Erick, Al Koon. SECOND ROW: Onedia Blackmon, Linda McDaniel, Gale Shealy, Patricia Derrick, Donnie Wicker, Jimmy Deaton, John Shealy, Glenn Addy. THIRD ROW: Eileen Dasher, Rebecca Zeigler, June Boland, Rosemary Chapman, Richard Fulmer, George Branham, Pete Hendricks, Brady Amick. FOURTH ROW: Kendall Haltiwanger, Benny Hallman, Roger Patton, Richard Lindler, Donnie Slice, Marion Frick, Jimmy Shealy, C. W. Hendricks. CAbsent--Linda Bickleyj The C2 Math Club is made up of high school students who have met the mathematical standards required for membership. The Mathematics Depart- ment provides clear and precise thinking through the analysis of mathematical problems. This training is invaluable in our world which so evidently needs clear thinking. Each year since 1963, a Math Award has been made to the senior student having the highest average in college preparatory mathematics over the four- year high school period. Award Recipients are-- JAMES T. WICKER 1963 1964 1965 Advisor Carrie Slice Jerry Addy Linda Meetze X 5 , ., Q? , .A, , 'R xx :iv 5 ,:L h Z bl i 4,21-. Senior Kem 67110 FIRST ROW, Left to Rightg Melvin Frick, Sue Chapman, Susan Keating, Al Koon. SECOND ROW: Kathy Amick, Ruth Derrick, Gale Shealy, Mary Nell Koon, Paula Eargle, Jimmy Deaton. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Zeigler, Donnie Slice, June Boland, Rosemary Chapman, Benny Hallman, Linda McDaniel. Sponsor--Mrs. Faye S. Amick. CAbsent from Picture--Linda Bickleyj fr? .an Q ,za 61 S X xy I I 1 F S, P ,E i Q '5 . ,ffyP.? 5 ' ' .... can f Y 5 C A - 'Usa , . -:,,1Zi3E5554,,h,,.:? , ' ' rxiiriifxflisiu K -L46 ... xgifxylnn, f - -l-.,53- My ,. junior Kata glllb FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sandra Shealy, Linda Rauch, Debbie Stoudemire. SECOND ROW: Ruthie Dasher, Brenda Sue Frick, Annie Lou McDaniel, Linda Kay Huffstetler, Juleen Lindler, Kathie Frick. THIRD ROW: Leland Teal, Jenny Wessinger, Faye Rickard, Ann Chapman. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Shealy, Debra Slice, Patricia Bickley, Robert Lindler, Deborah Amick, Patsy Long, Laverne McCartha. Sponsor--Mrs. Charlsie Doolittle. ik 'no ima! sf rw TENTH GRADE MEMBERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kenneth Lind- ler, Eugene Branham, Jimmy Long. SEC- OND ROW: Richard Fulmer, Heyward Haltiwanger, Wade Slice, Jerry Chapman Brady Amick, THIRD ROW: George Chapman, Wayne Hollis, Donnie Slice, Charles Long, Kendall Haltiwanger, Glen Cox. ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH GRADE MEMBERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ronnie Glymph, Marshall Fuller, Derrill Cannon, Glenn Wessinger, Steve Frick. SECOND ROW: Tommy Epting, Roy Cannon, Jr, , Dwight Cannon. THIRD ROW: Leon Lind- - 5 ler, Richard Lindler, Phil Frick, Donald Turner, W3 Pl 'Ml in gil If but ,WR sr,-2. , , 5 mi we 6: ,-vrlsaggf Hazards ggi, J 3 . I so ?mf?:wf : 'HIHIQRI 4- OFFICERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Glenn Cannon Sentinel: Roy Cannon, President, Richard Fulmer, Vice-President, Richard Lindler, Secretary: Phil Erick, Reporter: Kendall Haltiwanger, Treasurer: Warren Shealy, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Mr. Geary C. Jolley, Advisor, NINTH GRADE MEMBERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Delbert Wes- singer, Steven Bass. SECOND ROW: Oneal Lindler, James Edward Cannon, Eldred Frick, Robert Wessinger, Paul King Dale Shealy. THIRD ROW: John Shealy, Cecil Derrick, Jerry Shealy. FOURTH ROW: Bernard Frick, Lamar Rister, Wade Thompson, Charles Erick, Derriel Amick, Gerald Frick. . ,ig-:aj if . library 6111115 JUNIOR CLUB--FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Stella Long, Debra Bickley, Cathy Cannon, Pam Bickley, Debra Chapman, Donna Addy, Lisa Shealy, Donna Summer, Betty Koon, Cathy Huff- sterler, Connie Derrick, Mary Ruth Barrett, Loretta Wessinger, Carol Summers, Linda Shealy. SECOND ROW: Sara Meetze, Cindy Hallman, Robin Bickley, Betty Bundrick, Gloria Wallace, Gail Huffstetler, Connie Lindler, Bonnie Erick, Pam Bostain, Sherryl Shealy, Katie Hendricks, Bonnie Sue Haltiwanger, Judy Lindler, Avril Haltiwanger, Marilyn Slice, Vida Shealy, Sharon Patton, Penny Bostain. Eva C. Gregory Advisor fr - are -- -V,,,. 4R+as'ibxiefaa.a+lii:5:: H r 1 SENIOR CLUB--FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Keith Anderson, Jo Cousins, Sandra Shealy, Linda Rauch, Sara Chap- man, Charles Rister, Ann Lindler, Kathie Frick, Donnie Lindler. SECOND ROW: Patricia Bundrick, Ruthie Dasher, Brenda Sue Frick, Peggy Derrick, Annie L. McDaniel, Linda K. Huffstetler, Brenda Derrick, Jenny Wessinger, Mary Bickley. THIRD ROW: Faye Amick, Cathy Lindler, Kaye Amick, Gladys Meetze, Faye Rickard, Bonnie Epting, Bobby Chapman. FOURTH ROW: Andy George, Cheryl Derrick, Linda Amick, June Boland, Betty Erick, Beatrice Meetze, Verna Bickley, Clyde Long. FIFTH ROW: Regena Gable, Laura Monts, Shirley Derrick, Linda Epting, Io Amick, Linda Hatfield, Joe Riddle, Paula Eargle. QAbsent--Kathy Amick, Gale Shealy, Patsy Wallace, Martha Wessinger.J V.. 4? Z 7'f.rf4. 0 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mary R. Stock- man, Aclvisorg Jo Amick, Treasurerg Ruth i M an I STATE DEGREE RECIPIENTS--Margaret Slice, Laura Monts, Mary Ann Derrick, Sue Chapman, Ann Kesler, Sheryl Slice. BETTY CROCKER CONTEST WINNER--Paula Eargle 32 Derrick, Vice-Presidentg Oneclia Black- mon, Presidentg Sue Chapman, Secretaryg Alice Shealy, Reporterg Susan Glymph, Parliamentarian. aww HOFFMAN HONOR AWARD--Rosemary Chapman, Lexing ton County Secretary, receives Hoffman Award for Chapir F. H. A. Chapter. -G' I A MASTER AND MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS CONTEST--Master Merry Christmas--Luther Cousins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cousins, Sr. Miss Merry Christmas--Linda Kodek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Kodek. ZHV4. NINTH GRADE MEMBERS IRST ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Amick, Zarolyn Bickley, Donna Epting, Diann merrick, Susan Cousins, Susan Keating, eggy Shealy. SECOND ROW: Johnette lice, Patsy Wallace, Shirley Derrick, lartha Wessinger, Gale Shealy, Darleen .mick, Virginia Lindler. TENTH GRADE MEMBERS IRST ROW, Left to Right: Faye Martin, rlary Nell Koon, Kathy Wessinger, Regena lable, Susan Glymph, Joan Epting, Vivian yrd, Margaret Rainey, Marsha Lowman. ECOND ROW: Verna Bickley, Patricia Derrick, Onedia Blackrnon, Linda Hinson, nth Derrick, Beatrice Meetze, Rebecca Leigler, Phyllis Turner, June Lindler, etty Frick. m 5 gn. , 5 J X Q ,, .X J 9-ff:-'rl-sl ELEVENTH GRADE MEMBERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Alice Shealy, Virginia Riddle, Judy Shealy, Frances Kleckley. SECOND ROW: Linda Hatfield, Sandra Turner, Rosemary Chapman, June Boland, Lucy Mae Amick, Linda McDan- iel, Linda Bickley. 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TRUMPETS: Jimmy Shealy, Richard Lindler, Wade Thompson, Tommy Deaton, Leland Teal. DRUMS: C. W. Hendricks, Donnie Lindler. BASS HORN: Donnie Wicker. FRENCH HORN: Marion Frick. TROMBONE: Derriel Amick. BARITONES: Kenneth Derrick, Ruth Derrick. Zerfiugfvu Kauufy gil dyvlemb rs 7 964-65 Sandra Turner, Marion Frick, Marsha Lowman. LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Eargle, Rebecca Zeigler, Phyllis Turner, E716 Glen' 6111115 2 Q .t li or ii ll B .... -, nn-ff .4 ... s h...,. SENIOR GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Louise C. Derrick--Director, Vivian Byrd, Patsy Wallace, Ruth Derrick, Kathy Amick, Mary Nell Koon, Susan Keating, Kathy Wessinger, Alice Shealy, Margaret Rainey, Susan Glymph, Marsha Lowman, Bonnie Flynn. SECOND ROW: Eileen Dasher, Mary Ann Derrick, Shirley Derrick, Gale Shealy, Martha Wessinger, Virginia Riddle, Ronnie Glymph, James Edward Cannon, Lamar Rister, Linda Bickley, Helen Shealy, Frances Kleckley, Linda Hatfield. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Turner, Mary Nell Rauch, Barbara Wessinger, Sandra Tur- ner, Rebecca Zeigler, Glenn Wessinger, Richard Lindler, Phil Frick, June Boland, Rosemary Chapman, Io Amick, Margaret Slice. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Donnie Lindler, Charles Rister, Andy George, Keith Anderson, Linda Kay Huffstetler, Brenda Derrick, Kathie Frick, Juleen Lindler, Ann Lindler, SECOND ROW: Mervyn Shealy, Leland Teal, Laverne McCartha, Shirley Derrick, Faye Amick, Jenny Wessinger, Brenda Frick, Linda Amick, THIRD ROW: Lynn Shealy, Robert Lindler, Stevie Comalander, Joyce Martin, Patricia Bickley, Gladys Meetze, Cathy Lindler, Kaye Amick, Cheryl Derrick, Mrs. Louise C. Derrick--Director. Music Prvgram Devembc'r-- I 965 UPPER LEFT: Kim Boland sells papers in Christmas Eve News. UPPER RIGHT: Bonnie Frick as Mary and Jerry Boland as Joseph pantomime The Christmas Story. RIGHT: The first and second grade students with John Paul Rister as Santa Claus in The Santa Claus Parade. jlflusic Prrfgram Lflfluy- I 965 FIFTH GRADE CHORUS FIRST ROW, Left to Rightg Kim Boland, Kay Meetze, Vicky Lindler, Betty Bundrick. SEC- OND ROW: Danny Shealy, Bonnie Erick, Gail Huffstetler, Katie Hendricks, Connie Lindler, Judy Shealy, Wanda Moore, Jerry Boland. 37 F 38 Division- - Senior Chemistry Project--The Eileen Dasher Photoelectric Colorimeter 1.1 med an fngn' to Me HM E, Q Q-4 isrcf' fnnerfedfggmfg Mae fin? mg, Division--Senior Biology Project--Plant Experiment June Boland Science 5'air I 965 GRAND PRIZE WINNER--RAY Project- -Heat Pump Division--Senior Physics Division- -Senior Physics PfOi6Ct--Jacob's Ladder Brenda Frick Sanus Inna 1 cverw uflmr FRIC K PHUTUEL E EDLURIMETER I 1 Ln . zulu-axhy Aissglxrirscjg Q I gjpgpllyg -fin f. ,v 4-f -, 4 in Hfczrns icons uf' sylrlhfcev' rikiilmg 1 I in 1 .IQ Sl conf:-of I only ua z' U.. l , , cluzmzlzud Hmmm hsvlxxfza wool: I shark shows flu: izffuczffi off ' ' - flu' Saud!-i. pain rohxzxruu on . I Sl P FUND DA:l'lI1 DIQSUIQIP 1 681511 CII ELK luyll I3 IIIVUIWX A S 3 . k A Tlfbru .-Jr 3, ,fr ,L M '15 Iiofffw I ' 7,'.QZ:,,sf, if-,A ay A 'l lffYs7Q,',:'2'i' f an A ir?iW'Q V 4, 5 'A P A ' A r,ssl D KE? ff P r ssfr sss ssrt sssi 1 P D 3 ii' ' ,21?lQeQ1:2n+zfff-, ., K Kr Q ,, . K if I , M... ,A 4 , ,r .. .,. 0,51 ' 5- .-.f.,:.. 77 kzzfures Phyllis Turner , hit on the V l 1 3 f Turner 'sinh-v21 ' 'ws ET HEL ROSEMARY f Mm VMSfWLNVA1 ' M' f5V7P i5W'57if'-'3 99?'l 'a ' MISS 2344.16 PAULA EVELYN EARGLE NX. . X' X 1 A Boys' State l3epreser1fafive-- '65 C. W. HENDRICKS Boys' State l6eprescutafil1e-- '65 and ' WOW!!istary Mala! LW1mer-- '65 JAMES EARL DEATON, I . Miss Seuiar Miss junior M1195 Saphvuwrc Miss grvshmau ranharn. fAbsent from Picture--Bert Slicej ROW, Left to Rrghtg Andy Metts, Debbre Brckley, Nancy Ricky Summer, Lisa Shealy, Donna Summer, Linda Shealy, ,ope Amick. SECOND ROW: Gerald Lindler, Jerry Boland, Ricky Q , - V as 11 r . jf 1 . if NANCY WRENN, PRINCESS RICKY SUMMER, PRINCE Harvest Haruiml--I 965 LINDA BICKLEY, QUEEN DERRILL CANNON, KING FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Wessinger, Linda Bickley, Diane Patton, Carolyn Bickley, Patsy Long, Sandra Shealy. SECOND ROW Jimmy Shealy, Derrill Cannon, Heyward I-Ialtiwanger, Charles Frick Lynn Shealy, Larry Warner. LGANNE SHEALY, PRINCESS JERRY SI-IEALY, PRINCE 4, -1- , 4 .,-. 1 ki . f if f rx 5 E S FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Clyde Shealy, Marilyn Shealy, Frankli Wessinger, Janice Shealy, Tim Frick, LeAnne Shealy. SECOND ROW: Terry Sease, Kathy Huffstetler, Jerry Shealy, Sharon Patton Mike Lindler, Diane Wrenn, Variety ,Nzplzf-W I 966 KATHIE FRICK, QUEEN TONY CROMER, KING FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Donna Epting, Tony Cromer, Kathie Frick, Laverne McCartha, Linda Kaye Huffstetler, Mervyn Shealy. SECOND ROWg Gene Addy, Paula Eargle, Pete Hendricks, Sandra ' Turner, Bill Watson, Beatrice Meetze. im BE OOKING K A Frances Q unrs--Gene Add! M 5733 Y vffsg .f-wg 'VT' 1-. 1 Q X- ' ygfw 1 . . Q k 'sv iv :. ,gf5y2 I. I . xg g 5 Superlzzfiws pws, Ox X 4-4 junior-Senior Pram April 30, 1965 1711 U15 ,Misty ,flftvrfliliyhfv Serzirfr Flay--I 965 ' Spavks Alive SEATED, Left to Right: Rachel Derrick, Linda Meetze, Paulette Erick, Brenda Frick. STAND- ING: Celia Summers, Nancy Frick, Dennis Haltiwanger, Carl David Lindler, Kenny Amick, Ray Frick, Jerry Kodek, Annette Der- rick, Carolyn Martin, Sylvia Shealy, Aubrey Metts. One of the many hi-lights of the 1964-65 school year was the memorable and fanciful evening of April 30, 1965, as the seniors, juniors, faculty, and invited guests walked into the picturesque setting of In The Misty Moonlight. The theme was portrayed in a garden of roses, flowing fountains, and misty moonlight, The traditional Grand March broke into a night of dancing to the music of the Dance Band. 49 Seniors FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Angie Amick and Byron Williams--Mascots. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Martin, Ricky Cromer, Linda Meetze, Paulette Frick, Annette Derrick, Brenda Frick, Joyce Slice, Nancy Frick, Jerome Slice, Earl Lathrop. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Shealy, Celia Summers, Rachel Derrick, Catherine Derrick, Geraldine Meetze, Dennis Haltiwanger Franklin Bouknight, Steve Meetze, Jerry Kodek, Aubrey Metts, Wayne Sandel. FOURTH ROW: Wendel Frick, Jimmy Derrick, Carl David Lindler, Sammy Frick, Wayne Cannon, Kenny Amick, Ray Frick, Stanley Sapp, Carl Derrick, David Long, Stanley Shealy, Ellen Ruth McCartha. Hommenccmenl I 965 .Marslzak LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Eargle, Jimmy Deaton, C. W. Hendricks Marion Frick, Laura Monts, Ronnie Fulmer, Donnie Wicker, Sue 50 Chapman. Academics LINDA MEETZE RACHEL DERRICK Valedictoriau Salutatorian flonzfr Graduates--I 965 BRENDA FRICK STANLEY SHEALY AUBREY METTS PAULETTE FRICK Administration Tahe Board of Trustees of Lexington County School District No. 5, Superintendent S. T. Smith, and Principal J. B. Addy have combined their efforts for the betterment of Chapin School. With the dedication of these individ- uals our school has progressed academically and physically. Mr. S. T. Smith, now serving in his fourteenth year as our Superintendent, has seen many of his dreams come true as we have gone forward in the education world. Our school Principal, Mr. J. B. Addy, who is a part of each student attending Chapin School, has instilled in us a desire to excel. His valuable guidance cannot be equaled as he always does his best to help us realize our goals. Mrs. Ruth B. fLucyJ Lindler, secretary in the office of our Superintendent, has become a pleasant part of our school life. Our school secretary, Mrs. Elberta Haltiwanger, is a gem to help us so willingly and sincerely. We gratefully acknowledge the work of the Board of Trustees and the many services they render for the better- ment of our school and in turn for the improvement of our academic education. M . , . ...W 1 .wx .L 'wef:s1sefs14+f.f-:fix .rw,,1ff.' wef-far1-rfmzssfiwivtiwsk l5'0ard af Zfrusfccs SEATED, Left to Right: George D. Kilgo, Secretaryg E. P. Shedd, Chairman, Coy R. Amick. STANDING: David A. Simon, George D. Stoudemayer, H. C. Shealy, Jr., Marion O. Folk. S. T. SMITH, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT I. B. ADDY, SCHOOL PRINCIPAL B. S. , Clemson University B. A. , Newberry College M. A. , University of South Carolina M. Ed. , University of South Carolina Salma! 0fHL'l2lfS A Ofice Personnel Mrs. Haltiwanger catches up on school filing while Mr. Addy takes an important business call. RUTH B. LINDLER District Secretary ELBERTA HALTIWANGER School Secretary 'S ,I KATHLEEN B. CANNON B. S. , Newberry College Third Grade DORIS F. DEATON B. S. , Winthrop College Junior High Subjects Citizenship H ' k . ,.,r S if . f , 1 ' 2 rr A--- ..17 A . f f ffpaa p.a da 5.9 S ... ,, ...E V, .. , f5 ',.r-14555, 1 .. . . , I :eil - V --2 2 lr ,.c' -wqffww-...M-..' M , ' ' Q ig ,. 7 . ,V , , I V , , K KM WQVi,V.,JriV QZ 'A N9 A.. if A r B in . ff' lg in V I gr V A. is , . Q wh o r r W' :Jiffy t , 3 ' - fp .cfqw W .W Qywwwfpmfwmwww i J, f Sq aww- wg Qin K Haculfy FAYE S. AMICK B. S. , Newberry College Science ETHEL H. DERRICK B. A. , Newberry College Fourth Grade Haculfy LOUISE C. DERRICK B. S. , Newberry College Public School Music English - History EVA C. GREGORY B. A. , Newberry College Librarian A Qaculfy FRANCES K. HARMON B. A. , Newberry College First Grade GEARY C. JOLLEY B. S. , Clemson University Agriculture ELLIS S. MEETZE B. A. , Newberry College Fifth Grade --Q JR OVILEEN H. RHODES B. A. , Columbia College English - French Zzculfy NORMA R. RICHARDSON B. S. , Newberry College English 'X LOTTIE C. SITES B. A. , Newberry College Second Grade Q A 'XT fe .,,.. H 'iff-' . H. PICKENS RISER B. S. , Newberry College Assistant Coach Social Studies Physical Education Driver Education IIMMIE RUFF B. S. , Newberry College Commerce - General Math puqggnq-----' JAMES T. WICKER, JR. B. S. , Newberry College Mathematics JAMES H. WILLIAMS B. S. , Furman University Coach - Guidance Physical Education Qaculfy UWA! 1 'y .wi K X MARY R STOCKMAN B S Xxinthrop College Home Economics . . 1 'E S E. L. BAZEMORE B. S. , U. S. C. Band ANN KELLY B. A. , Winthrop College Art MARY N. MIMS, R. N. School Nurse cr1iors-- I 966 ' M152 ' ' 171 ,,. iii ' ,'W' 'Q ' 15 Q,-A it -Y i -H--I-ina im, , S asap 3, ,Vg ,. , Q , f- xwf,M Q A X 'ugwai CLASS OFFICERS Donnie Wicker . . .... President Paula Eargle . . . . . Vice-President Jo Amick .... . .Secretary-Treasurer Marion Frick . . . ...... RSPONSI Johnny Wessinger. . . . Chaplain Mary Nell Rauch . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . Chaplain The senior year is the culmination and climax of years of study and preparation. As the familiar cycle of events begins for the last time, each Senior invariably experiences a conflict of emotions. The last Homecoming, School Carnival, Senior Play, Variety Night, the selection of Miss Chapin High, the Athletic Banquet, the end of the Foot- ball, Basketball, and Baseball Seasons, the final final--all these produce both a sensation of release and a twinge of regret. At last, graduation--the moment so long awaited--arrives, the walk down the aisle, a walk leaving behind forever the care-free days of high school and leading to the uncertain future that lies ahead. All past hopes, fears, and desires fade into the challenge of tomorrow as each senior experiences the transition from student to alumnus. With anticipation, eagerness, and doubt, each goes forward to assume his place in the world of maturity. i. GENE W. ADDY DOROTHY ANN AMICK Never studies, but does alright Quiet and nice. . .neat as a pin. . . anyway. . . who needs to drive sweet and considerate. . . never in when you have friends. . , cute, a rush. . . a true friend. . . blushes vivacious, and neat. . .one ofthe constantly. big eleven and five. . .liked by all . . . I'll catch up . . . capable. 611155 af I 966 STEVAN LIONEL AMICK JUNIOR ERVIN ANDERSON Serious. . . doesn't care too much Never says a word. . . a winning for girls. . . hard worker. , . never smile. . . tries his best. . . pleasant gets excited or mad. . . mechanic- disposition. . . dependable. , . ally minded. . . considerate and friendly to all. . . never complains. nice. JO Cl-IERYL AMICK Witty. . . never studies. . .loves a good time. . . Let's go! . . Have you heard about? . . . neat and de- pendable. . . friendly. GLENN RAY BICKLEY Carolina all the way. . . everyone likes his pleasant nature. , . consid- erate and nice. . . tall, dark, and handsome. . . friendly. GEORGE BRANHAM Neat dresser. . . always has a good time. . . a ladies' man. . . going to be an architect. . . one of the big eleven, five, and nine. . .likes to be seen. . . friendly and nice. SUE CHAPMAN Dependable. . . ardent student. . . never gives up. . . never seems to get mad. . . always willing to help . . . kind and considerate. . . nice.. intelligent. LARRY K. CANNON Quiet. . .loves cars. . . never a care in the world, , , reserved. . . can be found wherever you find Kathy. . . sincere. GLENN H. CANNON Eat, drink, and be merry . . . a hunter by nature. . . a friend when needed. . . capable. . . seldom studies, but does good work. . . Rebel Yell. 6111.95 of I 966 MARY FRANCES COUNTS ROBERT KENNETH CUMALANDER Guess what happened to me . . . Hey, listen! . . I've got to write I can't do a thing with my hair another letter . . . always willing to . . . neat and attractive. . . never work. . . Did I make 7O? . . .friend- worries. . . sw Get disposition. ly. . . considerate to others. JAMES DEATON Intelligent. . . capable and willing . . . nice. . . an all American boy.. a constant worrier. . . one of the big eleven. . . a teacher's dream come true. . . good football athlete. BONNIE PAULETTE EPTING What is the latest news from Irmo? . . . neat and stylish. . . sincere. . . cute and likeable. . . quiet.. .loves to dance. MARY ANN DERRICK Talks little. . . neat as a pin, , , loves basketball. . . falls in love weekly. . .true friend to all. . . nice and sweet. 611155 of 1966 LINDA GWYNED EPTING Where is the square dance this weekend? . . . capable student. . . attractive. . , likeable. . . I have to write a letter . ..true friend. PAULA EVELYN EARGLE Capable. . . intelligent. . . depend- able. . . well-rounded and friendly . . . a good leader. . . a once in a life-time type student. . . cute and likeable. BONNIE LOU FLYNN Good things come in small pack- ages. . . stylish appearance. . .if you need a friend, look up Bonnie Lou . . . quiet and nice. CHARLEY H. ERICK Slow as Christmas. . . Let's go hunting . . . I know a good fishing hole . . . a true friend. . . one of the big eleven. . . friendly. . . nice individual. WAYNE I-IALTIWANGER Doesn't have a lot to say. . .neat and well groomed. . . polite. . . very friendly. . . dark and handsome. . , nice to know. . . one of the big eleven. ti tr Wefkiifr . --rl? MARSHALL FULLER Neat. . . never talks a lot. . . doesn't seem to have a worry in the world . . . always sleepy. . . reserved and polite. MARION E. FRICK Loves cars and electronics. . . cap- able student. . . I never get through . . . always working. . . Band is his first love.. . nice. 611155 af I 966 C. W. HENDRICKS Dependable. . . capable. . . aspires to be a doctor. . .loves sports. . . ELIZABETH ANN KESLER Neat dresser. . . studies well. . . where you see Ann, there's Bobby gCIS the 1013 C10Y16- - - OHS Of the big . . . quiet. . . a friend to close eleven and five. . .iI1telligent. . . a associates. . . capable. . . friendly. nice guy to know. C. VON KOON Timid. . . quiet. . . doesn't care much for girls. . . loves cars. . . neat .. . always on hand to do his part. LAURA FAYE MONTS Hard worker. . . Winthrop bound. . . quiet and sweet. . . good student. . . has a friendly word for everyone . . . nice to know. LEON P. LINDLER Hard worker. . . doesn't care too much for school. . .interested in girls. . . quiet. . . very friendly to BOBBY H. MEETZE Outdoorsman. . .likes school be- cause Ann is there. . .doesn't study too much, but gets by. . .one of the all, big eleven. . . friendly. 6111.95 nf 1966 ROGER LEE PATTON Transfer from Columbia High. . . friendly. . . ambitious. . .likes to be neat. . . friendly. . . often has worries a part of the gang. . . likeable. . . . hard worker, , , chief interest-- Ricky. . . nice and cute. MARY NELL RAUCH Attractive.. .full of fun. . . always HELEN PATRICIA SHEALY JAMES B. SHEALY LARRY W. SHEALY Pleasant disposition. . .loves game Capable, but lazy. . . a typical Speedy . . .tries hard. . .loves of basketball. . . diligent worker. . . teenager. . . one of the big eleven those girls. . . friendly. , . always always puts forth her best effort. . . . . . nice to know. . .1ikeable. . . willing to lend a helping hand. . . a smile for everyone. friendly, quiet and reserved. 6111.95 af I 966 NANCY GENEVA SHEALY WARREN R. SHEALY ARTHUR WAYNE SLICE Basketball 15 her first 10Ve,, , Just loves those jokes. . . Been do- Ott , . . never studies, but passes Where are the b0y5? , ,, little, ing any good lately? . . . works just the same. . . knows a little bit but loud. . . Let 's go! . .friendly hard. . . good student, when he about everything. . . Eat, drink, . . . capable student. wants to be. . . good friend to have and be merry . . . capable. around. , . friendly. COLIE EVANS SLICE, JR. Always working. . . neat and clean- cut. . . Air Force, here I come! . . . good disposition. . . capable. . . a kind word and a smile for everyone. DON TURNER Let's go to Columbia! . .loves cars. . . not a school fan. . . quiet and reserved. . . easy to get along with. . . not very talkative. MARGARET A NN SLICE SHERYL ELAINE SLICE If you want a job done, give it to Quiet. . . sweet. . . hard-worker. . . Margaret. . . well-known, . , heavy easy to get along with. . . sincere third finger. . . voices her opinion . . . kind and gentle. . . a good and . . . beautiful singing voice. . . friendly. 611155 of 1966 DAVID M. WALLACE Up in the clouds when Virginia is around. . . quiet. . . school is a lot of bother . . . easy-going. . . have car, will travel. capable student. BARBARA ANN WESSINGER Yank . . . well-liked by all. . . pleasing personality. . . natural talent for art. . . good-natured and sincere . . . cute. . . never found too far from Jimmy. . . popular with students. JOHN MICHAEL WESSINGER DONNIE C. WICKER Who needs girls when there are Has a knack for making people cars? . . .loves to hunt. , . creative laugh. . .loves to have a good time writer. . . doesn 't like to study. . . . . .likes cars. . . never lets school Just let me live with my boots interfere with fun. . . a dependable on! . . Petty fan. friend. . .likeable and nice. . . capable. 611155 Of 1966 Mascots DONNA LOUISE HAILE Donna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I-I. QBobbyj Haile. ALBERT BRADLEY QBRADJ SHEALY Brad is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Shealy. flll1l27l'5-- I 966 My aa, Hs... aa! My , , t - 2, ' t s s Q l zf,,,,,,,y . , ,.,.. rfka,, ,s ,i f-..,,Mu VL - ww k'Vk ' 4 rqQx ? - , ., x . Q , Q A - T ::- , , ,,'f W als, lmwaf N if r -- ri 'K Xi' A 7 1' Q 4 CLASS OFFICERS Benny Counts ..... .... P resident John Wesley Derrick. . . .Vice-President Steve Frick ..... . . Secretary Tony Cromer . . . Treasurer Roy Cannon . . , Reporter Sandra Turner . . . .................................... ....... C haplain We, the Juniors, are on the threshold, at last, of becoming members of that elite group--the seniors. We have watched as each senior class graduated and wondered if our time would ever come. Our junior year has been a memorable one and we realize now that we wouldn't mind if we stayed a little longer. There was our Junior Play, the hi-light of the year, and the long hours of memorizing lines and practicing. But it was all worthwhile as we took the stage for the presentation and listened to the final applause. The junior year held a lot of studying, work- ing, and planning and we enjoyed every bit of it. But now, the joys of Jolly Juniors are behind us and we take on the responsibilities of seniors as we look forward to next year. fuuiar Cflass Lucy Mae Amick Linda Bickley June Boland Stanley Boland Derrill Cannon Dwight Cannon Roy Cannon, Jr. Rosemary Chapman Benny Counts Tony Cromer John Wesley Derrick Tommy Epting Phil Frick Randy Frick gl 'fflz ztk F mi 1 l 5 2-2:.5::ass: ',:.' -sfgw ,,-Qu: -vgggw .,,2-3 5, 3-- gxg55?Jz2fL?sigS-gim -2: M - we-5-W sxzgf F izrswwa 'A UE? fieilvfi M' 5? '- ' 3315!'B i!':55I5:,:z5::,,g'q give? KIWQQQSSEJH iq .2 5 iiikzii, Qmffw new fmt. 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' 'Ill 7 Uzzrd Grade Marvin Alewine Debbie Bickley Debbie Cannon Mark Cumalander Derrill Frick Cecil Long Mike Moore Ann Rauch Joe Rish Berley Rister, Jr. John Rister Ann Sease Clyde Shealy Marilyn Shealy Susan Shealy Ricky Summer SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bobby Meetze, Warren Shealy, Donnie Wicker SECOND ROW: Arthur Wayne Slice, Steve Amick Leon Lindler. Second Grads Linda Amick Herbert Bickley Melony Bickley Michael Bundrick Todd Chapman Cheryl Connor Claudia Frick Diane Hill Tina Hollis Duane Huffstetler Deborah Johnson Michael McCartha Sheila Porter fNot Picturedj Donald Rish Timmy Rollins Janice Shealy Wayne Shealy Bert Slice Michael Summer Danny Wessinger Franklin Wessinger Nancy Wrenn CUSTODIANS Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shealy .E i .0 Q1 1 , f S r W a t 'anim'-'1rgQ, A m g ., 'Zvi N52 ' Q 'fwfr L sw ff -A , , if f Grade Debra Ann Amick as Ri W di, ga 43 Q .. 2 5 all ips off W 4' if Q W E, R . 2 ' K, 5 'A M 41 1 i Hope Arnick Richard Coxe ffrr fwfr , Gfwxwgi 1 r'g5fq qg,L,tgsmaa.1,g1lf5 2fw,u5fxw'ffr-+415 ...: Ll Jerry Fuck ':' ' . . f r , V- ' 2.1 Kelth Frrck 'V V. if . . - Tlmothy Frlck ,, f ' 1 f f- Shelby Jean H111 .gm '?1a wan, 5 5 SKA Roger Lindler .,,-wa E ,JE Mr 1? it-rf-ef Alan Huffstetler Kenneth Huffstetler Tommy Ketchen Judy Meetze Andy Metts Annette Monts Mike McCas1in Sue Sease LeAnne Shealy Michael Shealy Donna Swygert Barbara Wallace Mark Watson LUNC HROOM PERSONNEL LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Thelma Shealy Mrs. Cholie Slice, Mrs. Vera Rollins Manager. Scuivr Sfafzsfics GENE W. ADDY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Block C 3, 4, Student Council Representative 4, President of Class 1, Variety Night King Runner-Up 4. DOROTHY ANN AMICK F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, Dress Contest Runner- Up 2. IO CHERYL AMICK F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, Treasurer 4, Junior Play 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Superlative, Library Club 4. STEVAN LIONEL AMICK F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Greenhand 1, Chapter Farmer 2, Bus Driver 3, 4. JUNIOR ERVIN ANDERSON F. F. A. 1, 2. GLENN RAY BICKLEY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Block C 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. GEORGE BRANHAM Homeroom President 1, Student Council Representative ,1, Baseball 1, 2, N. F. L. Club 2, Archery Club 2, Bridge Club 2, Chess Club 2, Transfer from A. C. Flora 13, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football 4, Student ,Council Representative 4, Math Club 4, GLENN H. CANNON F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Sentinel 4, ,Junior Play 3. LARRY K. CANNON F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 SUE CHAPMAN F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, County Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1 , Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, State Homemaker Degree 3, Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pioneer staffs, 4, Assistant Editor 4, Junior Play 3, C2 Math Club 2, 3, Com- mencement Chief Marshal 3, Scholastic Award by Eagle Club 3, Senior Superlative. MARY FRANCES COUNTS F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, Winner of Dress Con- test 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3, Senior Superlative, Homecoming Sponsor 3, 4, F. F. A. Sweetheart Runner-Up 3, Miss F. F. A. Dis- trict Sweetheart Contestant 2, Miss Palmetto Boys' State of 1965 Finalist. ROBERT KENNETH CUMALANDER F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Block C 1, 2. JAMES DEATON Class President 1, Football 1, Block l Club 1, Base- ball 1, Transfer from Irmo 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Block C 2, 3, 4, President 4, C2 Math Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Class President 2, Class Reporter 3, Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Palmetto Boys' State Repre- sentative 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, 4, W. O.W. History Award 3, Commencement Chief Mar- shal 3, Most Valuable Football Back Award 3, Scholas- tic Award by Eagle Club 2, Junior Play 3, Senior Superlatives. MARY ANN DERRICK F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, State Homemaker De- gree 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Homecom- ing Sponsor 4, Second Runner-Up for Homecoming Queen 4. ' PAULA EVELYN EARGLE Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Secretary 3, Junior Home- maker Degree 1, Betty Crocker Homemaker Winner 4, Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Reporter 3, Presi- dent 4, Lexington County President 2, C2 Math Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Football Cheer- leader 3, 4, Block C 3, 4, Secretary 4, Homecoming Sponsor 2, 4, Homecoming Queen First Runner-Up 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Senior Editor 4, Miss Hi Miss 3, Miss D. A.R. Good Citizen 4, Senior Superlatives, Miss Senior 4, Scholastic Award by Eagle 83 L .v. Seuivr Sfafzlsfics Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Class Vice-President 3, 4, F. F. A. Sweetheart 3, Basketball 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lexington County Band 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Speaker 3, Commencement Chief Marshal 3. BONNIE PAULETTE EPTING F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, Home Project Winner 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, Student Council Repre- sentative 3, Second Place Biology Winner--Science Fair 2, Glee Club 1, Harvest Carnival Queen Runner-Up 1, 3, Junior Play 3, Library Club 4, President 4, Substi- tute Cheerleader 4. LINDA GWYNED EPTING F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, Glee Club 1, Junior Play 3, Senior Superlative 4, Pioneer Staff 3, Harvest Carnival Queen 2. BONNIE LOU FLYNN F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. CHARLEY H. FRICK Footballl, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Sentinel 3, Block C 1, 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 2, Vice-President 4. MARION E. FRICK Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Junior All-State Band 1, All-State Clinic Band 2, 4, Lexington County Band 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 1, 4, Class Chaplain 2, Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, C2 Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual staffs, 4, Business Manager 3, 4, Junior Play 3. MARSHALL FULLER Transfer from Irmo 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. WAYNE HALTIWANGER F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Block C 2, 3, 4. C. W. HENDRICKS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Beta Club 1, 2, 3, C2 Math Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Student Council 1, 3, 4, President 4, Commencement Marshal 3, Pioneer Staff 3, Sports 84 Editor 3, Annual Staff 4, Class President 3, Class Re- porter 1, 2, Senior Superlative, Palmetto Boys' State Representative 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Sci- ence Fair Winner 1, 2, Master of Ceremonies--Variety Night 4. ELIZABETH ANN KESLER F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, State Homemaker Degree 3, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. C. VON KOON F. F. A. 1, 2, Sentinel 2. LEON P. LINDLER F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4. BOBBY H. MEETZE F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, Block C Club 2, 3, 4. LAURA FAYE MONTS F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, State Homemaker De- gree 3, Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, C2 Math Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Sponsor 4, Pioneer Staff 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Senior Editor 4, Commencement Marshal 3, Junior Play 3, Scholastic Award by Eagle Club 1. ROGER LEE PATTON Goodlettsville, Tennessee--Track 1, 2, Aviation Club 1, Secretary 1, Science Club 2, Transfer to Columbia High 3, Track 3, Transfer from Columbia High 4, Bas- ketball 4, c2 Math crab 4, Brock C 4. MARY NELL RAUCH F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Chaplain 3, 4, Pioneer Staff 4. HELEN PATRICIA SHEALY F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1,- Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, Glee Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Basketball 3, 4, Junior Play 3. JAMES B. SI-IEALY F00,ba112, 3, 4, Brock c 3, 4, c2 Math Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative 2, cnior Sfafzlsfivs Secretary 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1. LARRY W. SHEALY F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY GENEVA SHEALY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Block C 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Pioneer Staff 4, Senior Superlative. WARREN R. SHEALY F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Greenhand 1, Chapter Farmer 2, Treasurer 3, Parliamentarian 4, Bus Driver 4. ARTHUR WAYNE SLICE F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 4. COLIE EVANS SLICE, JR. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Block C 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Football 2. MARGARET ANN SLICE F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, State Home- maker Degree 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SHERYL ELAINE SLICE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 1, Chapter Homemaker Degree 2, State Homemaker Degree 3, Senior Biology Winner--Science Fair 1. DONALD R. TURNER F. F. A. 1,2,3. DAVID M. WALLACE F. F. A. 1, 2. BARBARA ANN WESSINGER Transfer from Frankfurt, Germany 3, F. H. A. 3, 4, Junior Homemaker Degree 3, Block C 4, Football Cheerleader 4, Homecoming Sponsor 3, 4, Homecom- ing Queen 4, Junior Play 3, Basketball 3, 4, Senior Superlative, Glee Club 4, 1 L JOHN MICHAEL WESSINGER Band 1, 2, Pioneer Staff 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2. DONNIE C. WICKER Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Class President 4, Class Chaplain 3, Bus Driver 4, Block C 4, C2 Math Club 2, 3, 4. fldvcrfisemeufs ' l 2 f S A . , g . 9. 4.-v?f 'vf' M fig -- A f 1- ww Q Q' wg : jj . ,. ,W K ,:. 5, fi I MM. l :gifs 'egg Q K 6 ,-s 415 ,.0'N 'Wm QD If , 1 Q '.j.:::.Q.-.J C ONGRATULATIONS -,I-fi XCH 'EWBSILETX SA LES H. L. CHEVROLET CO. SERVICE Harold Looney , Owner Phone 359-2505 Lexington, South Carolina Lexin gton Jewelers X XJ -gxgulflll S if 'Vol N o . BRUCE EIJCIK Sessions Department Store Fashions For the Entire Family Lexington County's Leading Shoe Store Lexington, South Carolina Phone 359-2655 DWNER Pans: EL 9-6063 122 W. MAIN ST. LEXINGTON, S. C AUTO FIRE HOME OWNER LIFE HOSPITAL .l.A. Barre, Gen. Agent Farm Bureau Insurance Co. 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Your Local Ford Dealer Herbert J. Lindler Church Street Chapin, South Carolina Phone 345-2226 5fig.1?f. '2.l .,g 04 eff-M if 0-www GEORGE R. WESSINGER CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO., INC. 133i G RVAIS ST OLUMBIA, S. C. PHONE- L 3 2281 I PLEDGE To give intelligent professional counsel to buyers of transporta- tion to help them fit their automo- tive needs exactly. To sell as I would like to be sold. To help customers to more fully enjoy their transportation pur- chases through continuing interest, responsible service and counsel to them after the sale. To conduct myself so I reflect credit upon my profession and upon my community. Weddings - Banquets - Parties Color and Black 81 White Photographs for Every Occasion COLIE J. LOWMAN ! h' r'r ' if 'I' .klflil Chapin, S. C. Telephone 345-2205 Children Enlargements Groups Special Designing of Weddings Any Type Corsages Floral Arrangements CHAPIN FLORIST Bernard Slice Owner and Operator Chapin, South Carolina Phone 345-2132 HARMAN FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Ambulance Service Air-Conditioned, Oxygen Equipped. Radio C0T1tI'011ed To Serve Humanity With Dignity Phone 359- 6118 Collect Lexington, South Carolina FARM 8. RANCH SUPPLY CO. SACRAMENTO GARAGE Security Feeds Armour Fertilizers Dewey L. Amick 8: Sons Seeds - Supplies Amoco Gas - Oil and Accessories Phone 345-2116 Chapin, S. C, Phone 345-2116- Chapin, S. C. THE NEW SOUTH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CULUMBIA, 5. Cc Lester L. Bates - President DeLAY 8. DANIELS, INC. IMPERIAL BARBER SHOP Stainless Steel Fabricators and D. L. Gray, Owner Food Service Equipment and Supplies Next to Woolworth Building P. O. Box 1391 - Phone SU 7-6522 on Hampton Street Columbia, South Carolina 29202 Columbia, South Carolina E. L. CAN-non, Sn. EDDIE WILLIAMS E. L. CAsmoN. Jn. o ' ' I ASHI , nc. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRIC HEATING 3415 MAIN STREIT COLUMBIA. S. C. TILIPHONI ALPINI 2-4016 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES SEIBERLINE TIRES RCA VICTOR T.V. - STEREO EXIDE BATTERIES CATE - McLAURIN COMPANY Two Convenient Locations 1720 Taylor Street 1105 Twelfth Street Columbia, S. C. Cayce, S. C. AL 3-7075 256-1549 mincf p:Ju:Hon .Nunn Ioan: 1223 College Street B ranch Offic e HOME LOANS NEWBERRY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Newberry, South Carolina Batesburg, S. C., INSURED SAVINGS Compliments of BELK BEARD COMPANY Phone 276-4824 Newberry, South Carolina Buy From Moore B., C. MOORE 8. SON , INC S and Save More Phone 276-0756 HATCHETl'E'S Office Supplies 8: Equipment Every Item For The Office 1206 Main Street Phone 276-0404 Newberry, S. C. HAILE'S RESTAURANT S MOTEL Truckers Stop 24-Hour Service Sudden Service Intersection Highways 19 8: 76 Phone 276-4935 Newberry, S. C. J. G. I-Iaile, Owner Flavor Crisp Chicken TURNER 8K TAYLOR Jewelers 1305 Main St. Newberry, S. C. Howard F. Turner - Gerald B. Taylor Phone 276-5207 COMPLIMENTS or THE NEWBERRY OBSERVER P IP ff A fp I Q T5 'irc g g II II III I 'JR I SMH! .51 if I EFF? um m A.,,.-- I , IIIIII ,L +4 Y iwivr ' IQ, If -' 'Sf 'I' OVER A THIRD CENTURY' OF SERVICE WITH DIGNITY, INTEGRITY AND ECONOMY Air-Conditioned - Lady Attendant SALE FUNERAL HONE, INC. RADIO C ONT ROLLED OXYGEN EQU IPPED AMBU LANCE SERVICE 503 N. Lake Dr. Lexington, South Carolina Phone Collect Phone 359-3141 LEXINGTON COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Branch Office East Main Street 3 Su Co Home Office 701 125th Street West Columbia, S. C. LGXiHgtOT1 252-9308 359-6186 Home Loans for Building, Purchasing or Repairs Savings Accounts Insured Up To SIO, OOO. O0 COMPLIMENTS OF NU-IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO., INC. SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Complete line of School Equipment, School Furniture, Church Pews, Pulpit furniture, Choir Chairs, Sunday School furniture. Established 1921 . USED AUTOMOBILE PARTS Sh6I'Wll1 R. o. suse, owner Williams Paints Palmetto arles Fetner, Representativ P t C n S Om 3 1614 Taylor Street P Y Phone AL 2-1933 Phone AL 2-9225 3801 River Drive Columbia, S,C. C 1 mbia, South Caro1 WOODY STOUDEMIRE COMPANY REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 2715 Millwood Ave. Columbia, S. C. B ss Phone AL 6-1533 The House of Quality Since 1844 THE R. L. BRYAN COMPANY STATE BANK 8a TRUST COMPANY SQ WW C lumbia, South Ca 1 F. B. SCHUMPERT LUMBER COMPANY C 1 mbia, South C 1 Phone AL 2-5140 PROSPERITY DRUG COMPANY Prospe rity , South Carolina REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Phone 364-2310 Nights 364-2356 C omplime nts of C ompliments of BEDENBAUGH FASHIONS 'n FABRICS FEED AND SEED CO Call 364-2760 Prosperity, South Carolina Main Street Prosperity, South Carolina 29127 PRQSPERITY FURNITURE COMPANY Dial 364-2616 Prosperity, South Carolina WESTERN AUTO Philco Appliances and TVs Zenith Radios gl TVs Pro sperity, South C arolina Electrical Appliances Toys and Automobile Parts PEAK PHARMACY Peak, South Carolina Phone 345-2154 RELIABLE? PRESCRIPTIONS CAUGHMAN'S MEAT PLANT, INC. Fresh Meat - Country Sausage - Custom Slaughtering R. F. D. 4--3 Miles East Lexington--Highway No. 1 Phone EL 9-6196 Lexington, South Carolina Lexington Frozen Foods LOCKERS FOR RENT MEAT PROCESSED FROZEN FOOD SUPPLIES Phone EL 9-4475 Lexington, S. C. DEPENDABLE INSURANCE Fire - Auto - Bonds H. L. HARMON'S INSURANCE AGENCY Lexington, South Carolina Phone 359-2355 Dodge Dealer Dodge Car Truck ADDY DODGE, INC. The Home Of The Dodge Boys 521 Columbia Avenue Lexington, South Carolina Lexington Supply Company Hardware Building Materials Sherwin-Williams Paints H. B. Davis Paints Lexington, South Carolina Sales 81 Service Night Service Phone 559-2501 359-6770 Phone EL 9-4665 9 Mack s Cash S Carry Grocery Co., Inc. We Give Crreenbax Stamps QDouble Stamps Every Thursdayj PAY CASH - IT PAYS Lexington, South Carolina Dispatch-News YOUR COUNTY NEWSPAPER Since 1870 Lexington, South Carolina We Specialize In Wedding Invitations I u ' Sharpe's QI Symbol Largest in the Southeast of FORMAL WEAR FOR MEN Quality 707 Harden St. Columbia, South Carolina Phone AL 3,0461 sYLvAN Bnos., JEWELERS ' 7 E 11. 1897 B. 0. Derrick s S ' 1500 M ' St t Gulf Service am and 4335 Broad River Road At Dothan Richland Mall Phone AL 4-9341 Columbia, South Carolina Columbia , South Carolina. Service Is Our Specialty Columbia Cigar S Candy Company 2838 Devine street 522 Lady Street BUSINESS MACHINES CLINIC, INC. Columbia, South Carolina Columbia South Carolina Phone 256 -0666 Burton Truck S Equipment Company 903 Huge: Street . Columbia, S.C. Office Parts and Service Phone AI. 3-7001 Phone Al. 2-3355 llfllllflllle International Motor Trucks I McCormick Implements Farmall Tractors SYMBOL OF SERVICE Parts and Service Homelite Chain Saws H. M. HENTZ S SON Thinning Timber A Specialty PUL PWO OD D EALERS Since 1929 Operators of Prosperity Wood Yard THE SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments STATE BUILDING NATIONAL BANK 8, LOAN COMPANY Newbe rry, South Carolina Home Loans - Insured Savings Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1117 Boyce Street Newberry, South Carolina CANNON CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Newberry, South Carolina Insurance Agency 1200 Main St. Phone 276-3582 Newberry, S, C. R. E. SUMMER ROBERT E. SUMMER .IR DAVID B. SUMMER W. E. Turner,.leweIer Keepsake and Art Carved Diamonds Towle - International - Lunt Wallace - Sterling also Fine China and Crystal Newberry, South Carolina PU RCELLS All Forms of Insurance All Types of Loans Phone 276- 1422 Newberry, S. C. 3 98 nf MILKSHAKES -I SANDWICHES SUNDAE5 'S ICE CREAM Broad River Road Columbia, S.C Tvdd and Moore, Claude E.Creason Inc. Your Specialist In Sports 707 Main Street Phone 256-8316 Columbia, South Ca rolina Com pa n y LARGEST IN THE CAROLINAS Old Re 1iable REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Creason Building Columbia, South Carolina LOCKLIER AUTO GLASS CO Auto Glass Specialists Installed While U Wait On Any Car or Any Truck 2020 Marion Call AL 6-8931 Glass - Furniture and Desk Tops Mirrors - All Sizes Curved Windshields Plate and Window Glass HILLER HARDWARE COMPANY Save By Reloading Your Shot Gun Shells From Our Assortment Of Reloading Components 1401 Assembly Street Columbia, South Carolina SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL Member Federal Dopod! Marston Somali! 'I 71'HERE'S AN SCN OFFICE NEAR YOU W' aw W COLUMBIA . PHONE ALpine 6-4201 Main--1401 Main St. . 900 Assembly . Five Points--705 Saluda Fort Jackson--Hill St. at Jackson Blvd. . Midland--2638 Two Notch Rd. Cayce West Columbia--Knox Abbott Dr. . Lower Richland--K-Mart Plaza T. and T. Sporting Goods, Inc. Team Equipment 1207-09 Henderson Street Columbia, South Carolina Phone 252- 5651 Emmie R, Lgng SEABER a. AIKEN, INC. 1105 Marlboro Street P. O. Box 3157 REAL ESTATE Columbia, South Carolina INSURANCE Phone 253-7578 RENTALS Taylor Street Steel Phone AL 3-7981 Columbia. South Carolina Rental and 53-le Phone AL 2-3687 Box 893 WALLACE CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY Manufacturers of MACHINE-MADE CONCRETE PIPE Plain and Reinforced Plant Columbia 301 Lincoln Street South Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO., INC. QMZZJMCZXPFJ Sales and Office Service and Tires Parts 1331 Gervais Street 1211 Marion Street 1322 Lady Street P. O. Box 1197 Columbia, S. C. Telephone AL 3-2281 WALTER POND'S TIRE SERVICE 2429 Millwood Phone: AL 3-9421 Columbia, South Carolina When You Want It in A Hurry, CALL AL 4-5034 ASHLEY PRINTING COMPANY 1626 Sumter Street Columbia, South Carolina All the Latest Printing Processes Photo- Lithography Engraving Wedding Invitations Fairfield Tractor Co.,.Inc. Ford Farming Headquarte rs P. O. Box 5205 503 S. Assembly Five Points Sta. Phone Alpine 2-7768 Columbia, South Carolina Dunbar Funeral Home Gervais Street Chapel Devine Street Chapel 256- 3441 256- 1571 Columbia, South Carolina 1 o i. LUMBEII MIDWAY 1 BUILDING suPPLv AND HARDWARE Telephone 345-2211 Chapin, South Carolina Chapman Harold Cumalander Service Station Barber Shop Phone 345-2120 Chapin, South Carolina Chapin, South Carolina g Phone 345-2230 Slice Mercantile Pittsburgh GENERAL MERCHANDISE paint Plumbing Shoes-Clothes For The Family Goodyear Tires Spartan Feed Phone 345-2126 Chapin, S. C. T aco Get it all at one Stop Gas 8: Oil Chapin 5-IO-25 Chapin's Largest n , Cornphrnents of V a r I e ty Phone 345-2944 ALTON S. QSIMI FRICK Chapin, South Carolina CONGRATULATIONS to this term's graduates and all good wishes for success in the fields they have chosen in which to carve out their careers. In searching for a higher education, we hope they will remember the fine colleges in our state,- if entering business or industry immediately, we hope they will find their careers here in South Carolina. SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC 8. GAS COMPANY PALMER COLLEGE Associate in Business Degree Programs in Business Management - Marketing Secretarial Science - Higher Accounting Automation Accounting Diploma Courses in Standard Accounting - Executive Secretarial General Office Dormitory facilities for girls Nationally Accredited Junior College of Business Telephone AL 3-9456 1700 Laurel Street Columbia, South Carolina Belt -4? H- ,-.. fi L51 ' ,Ili .lift ri tl , -is f i -v ' H'- W Congratulations To The Class of '66 Belkfs invites you to shop with confidence for the new and traditional in departments created for today's young people. Belk's Department Store 1501 Main Street Columbia, South Carolina Complete Banking Service MEMBER FDIC Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent Loans Christmas Club Accounts Personal Checking Accounts Commercial Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Other Services THE BANK OF COMMERCE Chapin, South Carolina Prosperity South Carolina Phone: 345-2929 Phone 364 2711 PET MILK COMPANY, DAIRY DIVISION Columbia Greenwood Compare Pet With Any Other Aiken SHEALY'S SHELL 8. GROCERIES COUNTS SAUSAGE COMPANY Ice, Groceries Ph 345-2182 Phone 364-2392 one , , Chapin, South Carolina Prosperity, South Carolina COLUMBIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY QCQYNEW GIBBES MACHINERY COMPANY These enthusiastic owners like their Volkswagens --- John Pat Lindler, Don Wallace, E. A. Dasher, Alice Eargle, Donald Koon, Donnie Comalander, George David Frick 1020 Blossom Street P. O. Box 1020 Columbia, S, C, Volkswagen Dealer For Central South Carolina CHAPIN OWNER - HEYWARD D. SHEALY E FQUD Phone 345-2188 STORES Chapin, South C arolina RED AND WHITE RE D 81 Customers often enjoy refreshments while shopping for groceries. 1 c , : na, Q 1' A ty 3 HA! FQ 5 ,ts . , ,gg ,ca A1 M FL! '- con FLAKI ' ,. con ' 'S' FLAKI L E 35: cgffrg Peggy Shealy looks over the many bargain-priced items. Let Flick help you with your Insurance Needs. Fire - Life - Auto H. L. ELEAZER Farm Bureau Agent Home Phone 345-2149 Office Phone 2.52-9482 Chapin Beauty Shop OWNER - EVA SHEALY Chapin, South Carolina Phone 345-2170 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY PETE GRADUATES FREQUENTLY TURN INTO TELEPHONE PEOPLE Star Engraving Company Lexington, South Carolina BEST WISHES FROM A THE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. RICH LAND SHALE PRODUCTS CO. Manufacturers and Distributors RICHTEX BRICK 2000 Taylor Street Phone AL 2-3661 P. O. Box COIIHTS Columbia, South Carolina of1965' THE BANK OF LEXINGTON MEMBER FDIC Regular and Special Checking Accounts. . .Savings Accounts --JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB-- Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent M. B. KAHN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1113 Blossom Street Columbia, South Carolina Wishes the Class of '66 I-Ieartiest Congratulations! GLIIGNARD BRICK WORKS America's Oldest Brick Manufacturer Phone AL Z-8671 COM PLIMENTS OF HANCOCK BUICK COMPANY Laurel at Barnwell Columbia, South Carolina FRYE AND CAUGHMAN' RED 81 WHITE Phone EL 9-2316 523 Columbia Avenue Lexington, S.C. ,,, f Q I T, ' -fs: f LIBERTY - .hy,laLl1li1N mLm LIFE .L 'lluwiuih 5 uf as ,sf A s. A wx, Wy R ...uw ff. .. t,.. dm Y le,--MMV,-VY, - ' - Ll- ' nm 1 H. L. Wessinger X Chapin, South Carolina Phone: 345-2103 .lack's Diner TOURIST COURT PRIVATE DINING ROOMS CURB SERVICE Chapin South Carolina Meals, Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, Candies, Cigars, Cigarettes, Music, Clean Rest Rooms, Regular Meals, Catfish Plates, Ice Cream fall flavorsl, and Peanuts CHAPIN PHARMACY Pills For Your Ills Phone 345-5222 Chapin, South Carolina C ompliment s of THE PROSPERITY CITIZEN W. C. CBi11l Armfield, Sr. Editor SINCE 1905 CHAPIN DRY CLEANERS . Secwudf Dial 345-2269 Chapin, South Carolina Complete Dry Cleaning Laundry Service AUTO FINANCING I RENTALS GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE NEWBERRY ' S. C. T. L. Hicks, President Charles E. Dukes, Secretary CHAPIN SANDWICH AND DAIRY BAR Owner - B. O. Bunk Epting Phone 345-5172 Chapin, South Carolina Everyone Is Invited CHAPIN CLOTH SHOP A Complete Line in Sewing Notions Chapin, South Carolina Owner - Mrs. Ruth Riley Operator - Mrs. J. F. Wessinger, Jr. For All Your Insurance Needs BENNETT'S DERRICK'S SERVICE STATION rp l . We Give INSURANCE AGENCY MIPS M Phone: EL 9-4444 or EL 9-2222 , QM 'Aw Phone 345-9242 Lexington, South Carolina Chapin, South Carolina HALTIWANGER'S GROCERY Fishing Tackle - Live Bait Ice - Meats - Groceries Phone 345-2556 - Hwy. 76 Hilton, S. C. HOLMES FURNITURE COMPANY 1319 Assembly Street Phone 254-7261 Columbia, South Carolina COLUMBIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Secretarial - Business Administration Transportation - IBM Automation Free Placement Nationally Accredited As A Two-Year School of Business 1234 Hampton Street Phone 253-6479 Columbia, South Carolina St. Andrews Pharmacy The Store of Personal Service Phone 252-8679 BOOZER SHOPPING CENTER Broad River Road Columbia, South Carolina Prescriptions - Our Specialty Complete Fountain Service Congratulations Seniors PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY Service Food Distributors FRICK'S GROCERY Groceries Live Bait Fishing Tackle Ice Telephone No. 345-2318 Chapin, South Carolina FARMS TRACTS WAT ERFRONT PROPERTIES CHAPIN REALTY COMPANY Chapin, South C arolina AL 4-3311 345-2901 CHAPIN ESSO STATION AND GARAGE WASHING AND GREASING Slice and Bass, Operators Bobby I-Iaile, Owner Phone 345-9246 Chapin, South Carolina JEANETTE'S BEAUTY SHOP Owned and Operated by Jeanette Lindler located on Road 48 below Chapin Specializing in Shaping, Styling, Permanent Waves Phone 345 -2740 CALDWELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL CONSTRUCTION WORK Little Mountain, South Carolina COLUMBIA FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. 1227 Rosewood Drive Columbia, South Carolina John Deere Farm gl Industrial Equipment New Holland Equipment IDEAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors Expert Remodeling New Construction - Additions - Repairs DIAL Bob Richardson Charles Richardson 252 -9442 256-3917 1348 Omarest C olumbia, South C arolina DIXIE-CENTRAL PRODUCE COMPANY, INC. 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