Coker College - Milestone Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1955 volume:

cE SECO Y; 6 ¢ lam c Gal val iad! ry YY imlflelatal (ial { Aa: i a ||| iy Ha Fl| i i = y See AY See ROE MILESTONE... PUBEISHED BY IEE STUDENTS OF GOK ERGO EREGE ses IARTSVIELEZ SOUTH CAROLINA = s. SS PEEPS se ee wt ESE Nes my. a NS SA YRS... TSS eee ? JRE SR ACER WILHELMINA KIRKLAND Editor LIB PLOWDEN Business Manager THE AUDITORIUM—a _ storehouse of memorable occasions from chapels and comedies to concerts and commencement. THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING —the business office, the Dean’s of- fice, the library, the auditorium, and classrooms—sites of sundry student and staff activities. THE MARGARET COKER LAW- TON MUSIC BUILDING—where mu- sic dwells lingering and wandering on as if loth to die. MEMORIAL DORMITORY—f o ur years of rich living together in ‘these halls of learning made to magnify our native powers.” THE ALUMNAE OUTDOOR THE- ATRE—whose calmness and beauty approach the ideal of nature—a part of all we become at Coker. THE WILLIAM CHAMBERS COKER SCIENCE BUILDING—where is stud- ied history, or what man has done; art, or what man has felt; science, or what man has proven; and philoso- phy, or what man has thought. THE AUDITORIUM—mass meeting on Monday morning—in the auditor- ium—when voting is done, announce- ments are made, and matters of im- portance tended to. THE “READING ROOM’—w here students read for pleasure, and where much is read, marked, learned, and inwardly digested. PRACTICE ROOM—She ran her fin- gers oer the ivory keys; and shook a prelude from them, as a bird shakes from its throat a song. THE DINING ROOM—assigned ta- bles and dining with special friends . round the table you must go... Oh, | wish | was in the land of cot- ton!...what’s for dessert? .. . where many hours are spent over a pleasant meal. THE GREENHOUSE — Wonderers, the planters of the seeds of Science; experimenters, the cultivators of the seeds of Science. THE ALUMNAE OUTDOOR THE- ATRE—scene of May Day, when glowing hours are chased with flying feet. V Ceeeeiaemeore NEDO. Re CAS SOE 12955 Die Gabe mit ea MTL ES TONE 1S) mM. AS Wem As Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds for thirty-three years, he has competently and faithfully performed his varied duties. He has be- come a s much a part of the campus as the Entrance Gates, the Ad- ministration Building, or the Bell Tower. We particularly remember him for his willingness to go beyond the call of duty to undertake any task, great or small, for us. We feel that our thanks to him have too often been insufficient, and we hope that the dedication of this MILESTONE will impart to him our sincere appreciation for his services. THE CLASS These seniors came to the climax of a life together—years proclaimed by everyone to be happy and carefree; years we found full of pleasures and perplexities. VLALOTL y 2 Opi: = YS Treasurer MICKEY McINTOSH, Secretary , Sponsor; MISS FLOYD LIZ TURNER, President Pauline Ronnie MARY PAULINE GRIFFIN B.S., Business Education MONROE, 'N. C. URANIA ANDREW TUMBOLI A.B., Social Science CHARLESTON, S. C. ALICE JO SMITH B.S., Business Education WALHALLA, S. C. SMART GO-TOGETHERS TEAM UP FOR LAZY LIVING. ati ree coe cee meewelAss OR 55 RICHARD DORITY .B., History CHARLESTON A C S THEIR WINNING SMILES AND TWINKLING EYES BRIGHTEN UP THE COKER SKIES. JANE ELLIOTT BACOT A.B., Social Science Bacut MARY ELIZABETH DuBOSE istory—Social Science SARDINIA, S. C. Beth H A.B COLUMBIA, S. C. 13 Leah LEAH COLLIER Gelzer ANN AXSON GELZER B.S., Business Education A.B., Spanish BENNETTSVILLE, S. C. GONW AYR me A DAY IN JUNE; THEN, IF EVER, COME PERFECT DAYS. Anne ANNE LOUISE BLAKE A.B., Social Science LANSDOWNE, Pa. eee ASS OF 55 ae aS DONA McLAMB BRAND B.S., Business Education Dona Lee BISHO@RNVIE Eon © THE WEEKEND? GOOD ENOUGH TO MAKE THIS A ‘BLUE MONDAY'. SZ Se ALLENE STUCKEY Allene ALICE STUCKEY ion Alice A.B., History HARTSVILLE, S. C. Elementary Educat HARTSVILLE B A ic S wo THE SENIORS Kit Lee KATHARINE LEE SINGLETON Judy JUDITH AMELIA LONG | A.B., English A.B., Elementary Education | FLORENCE, S. C. ANDERSON, S. C. CATCHING A POSE OF A RARE MOMENT WHEN THE LIVING IS EASY. Sac SARA ANN CLARK B.S., Physical Education REIDSVILLE, N. C. mGEASS @©F 55 Ginny ETHEL VIRGINIA TOMLINSON A.B., Elementary Education WILSON, N. C. | — WE REALLY SHOULD GO; AFTERY WAASSTEN Meh” ys sot” 1S ey aa f INTERFERE WITH OUR EDUCA | Jal Frances FRANCES ROBERTA HUGGINS Hoyland MARY HOYLAND LOWERY B.S., Physical Education B.S., Business Education TIMMONSVILLE, S. C. PEMBROKE, N. C. Fenny FAITH FARNSWORTH FENNEGAN A.B., Elementary Education FAIRMONT, N. C. Mickey VIRGINIA IRENE McINTOSH A.B., Biology KINGSTREE, S. C. THE SENIORS � LP y? DOROTHY RUTH HAYES F ag lv B.S., Business Education Pal ATTA S.C. a - | , WE LOVE WORK; WE COULD SIT ALL DAY AND LOOK AT IT.” eee GlASS OF D5 Lou MARY LOU PHILLIPS A.B., Elementary Education CRIESTERRIELD aS. WE COULD BE STUDYING, BUT EVERYONE KNOWS THAT MERE GRADES MEAN NOTHING. — Liz LILLIAN ELIZABETH TURNER Sue MARY SUSAN HAWKINS A.B., Elementary Education A.B., Social Science PAMPLICO, S.C: GREENWOOD, S. C. THE SENTCKSs Rogers MARTHA LILY ROGERS Sally SALLY FORT RAST B.S., Physical Education A.B., Music—Piano LAKE VIEW, S. C. SWANSEA, S. C. COKER GIRLS USE MANY TECHNIQUES FOR GETTING MAIL. Dot DOROTHY JEAN GORE A.B., Music—Piano VORIS sa. ©. CUASS 4ClF vets Willie WILHELMINA ELEANOR KIRKLAND B.S., Business Education GRAMLING, S. C. | WHEN THERE'S A MAN IN THE PICTURE. i Nell ROSA NELL GERRALD S175 de SARA PAULINE JACKSON B.S., Business Education B.S., Business Education NICHOLS, S$. C. DOVESVILLE, S. C. | =v Mr. Liles THOMAS TILES A.B., Religion PARTSVIELEN os G DON'T BE FUNNY; WHOEVER HEARD OF READING CIV ASSIGN- MENTS FOR MONDAY? Lily Mae LILY MAE MIMS Barbara BARBARA ANN SHELLEY A.B., Elementary Education A.B., Elementary Education EAKEAGITy onc. RAINS, S. C. SENIOR MEMORIES WITH SYLLABUS IN HAND. WE SANG THE ALMA MATER BEST. THE FOURS Ol PLEAS WIRE YAR RE FEE ee THE SENIOR PLAY. A FAVORITE PASTIME—BRIDGE. SENIOR DAYS. 23 Most Intellectual Most Efficient BETH DuBOSE WILHELMINA KIRKLAND Prettiest ANN GELZER SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 24 -Round Best All LOUSPRILLIPS te Class Favor IC Most Athlet Fa iL Le (a2 ©) Ww FZ = =) = fa baa MARTHA ROGERS 25 ae WN 3 Jelevisior S x 1 Sy ThE CluAss This year we were big sisters and upper- classmen, sat downstairs in chapel, had privileges that lower classmen didn’t have, presented a play, and were money-makers for the big banquet. Yes, we were at last JOLLY JUNIORS. BARBARA WARD, Secretary-Treasurer; MRS. REYNOLDS, Sponsor; LIZ DEGENHARDT, President. 28 CAROLYN ALLSBROOK LORISA Sa. FAYE BAXLEY DARLINGTON, S. C. BETH BLACKMON HARTSVILLE, S. C. PEGGY CANTEY MANNING, S. C. LIZ DEGENHARDT SPRING LAKE, N. J. MARY DOUGLASS KINGSTREE, S. C. PATRICIA EADDY SCRANTON, S. C. BARBARA FINCH BENNETTSVILLE, S. C. Iialle LUCILLE FREEMAN HARTSVIEL ER Sa.G: MYRTIS HORTON JEERERSOIN, S.G JANE INGRAM HARISVIIEEE SiG: NORMA JEAN JOHNSON HARTSVILLE, S. C. BARBARA JOYCE SANFORD, N. C. LUKE KING FARIS VIE, SiG: MARTHA LANGFORD ORANGEBURG, S. C. SHIRLEY LAWHON TIMMONSVILLE, S. C. 29 3u CLAUDETTESLOCKEE PEMBROKE, N. C. JEANENE LOCKLEAR DARLINGTON, S. C. MAXINE LOCKLEAR ROWLAND, N. C. JANICE LOWRIMORE HEMINGWAY, S. C. MAXINE McLAMB BISHOPVILLE, S. C. BEEBESPEEPLES ES (esau ARMIN PITMAN DILLON Sac JOYRETPLAVER SARDINIA, S. C. Tighe PLOIN TORS ELIZABETH PLOWDEN BAKE Gl saG, CORNELIA PORTER ROCKINGHAM, N. C. DELLA MAE REVELS PEMBROKE, N. C. SARA RODGERS KINGSTREE, S. C. FRANCES ROGERS MARION, S. C. PEGGY ROGERS HARTSVILLE, S. C. SAM LLOYD SARVIS LORIS, S. C. CHRISTINE SAVVAS CHARLESTON, S. C. . THE JUNIORS NANCY STEVENS HARTSVILLE, S. C. SYLVIA SWEET FLORENCE, S. C. BARBARA WARD GEORGETOWN, S. C. Not Pictured: JOYCE JOHNSTON CONWAY, S. C. Pep Song Winners WE'RE HERE TO TELL THE WORLD THAT WE'RE THE BEST. 32 JOLLY JUNIORS-A Fitting Title tor the Class of 1956 “ee — 's 3 Ly as THE GLASS Itwaswonderful being a SOPHO- MORE. At last there was someone who knew less than we; so we set out to prove that SOPHOMORES are al- ways wise. We joined the departmental clubs, decorated for May Day, and car- ried the daisy chain for our big sisters on Class Day. p 4 SALLY BANKS, Secretary-Treasurer; MISS FOSTER, Sponsor; IDALYN STOLL, President. OPHOMORE EULEEN ANDERSON SALLY BANKS JENNIE LEE BARRINGER FRANCES BISHOP ANN GAY BLAKENEY ANN BOATWRIGHT JACQUELINE BOSTICK BARBARA BRAMLETT BEATRICE BROADWAY JANIE BELL CALCUTT BETTY JEAN CAMPBELL MARCIA CANN CONNIE CASTANES JANE COLLINS JULIA COPPLE ANNE DuBOSE MARIAN DUKE SUZANNE DuRANT 36 MURRAY McDONALD RAE-MORILLO SYLVIA McELMURRAY CARLEENE MYERS ANNE McGUIRT MARY OATES _— JERRY MIXON JOAN PATE “ALMENA GAINEY SYLVIA GRAHAM JANETTE HARRELSON PATSY Sil@SEy ELEANOR JANE HOWLE JOYCE KELEEY VIVI KIRK LURA McCUTCHEN MITZI MOODY DAISY PORCHER SOPHOMORE CLASS LOUISE PRICE ELIZABETH PSILLOS CHARLOTTE REAVES . MYRNA RIVERS VIVIAN RUTHVEN IDALYN STOLL JOYCE TYNER MARIAN TYNER Top Row: SUMMERS RUTH ULMER, JEANNETTE WALTERS, PATRICIA WEBSTER, MARION WHITE, DIXIE WHITTINGTON. Bottom Row: FRANKIE WHITTLE, LYNN WILLIAMS, MAUDALENE YOUNG. 38 shy) 0 4S LY) a” O = O a O SF) THE CLASS F es FRESHMAN PATRICIA ANDERSON JERRI AYLWARD MARY ELEANOR BALLARD CAROLYN BANKHEAD BETTY BARNES MITEVA BENNETT REBECCA BENNETT DON BIGBY VIRGINIA BLAKENEY MARY CATHERINE BOLAND NORMA JEAN BREWER VIRGINIA HALL BRINSON CAMMIE LOUISE BROADWAY SARAH BURGESS SHIRLEY YVONNE CATOE KATHRYN CHASTAIN MARTHA DEAN CHESTNUT SANDRA CHIPLEY PATRICIA CLARK ANNETTE COOKE CLASS MARCIA COPELAND SUZANNE CROUCH SUZANNE CURRIER PAULA DIVINE BERTHA MAYE DROSE PEGGY DURHAM BARBARA LYNNE FOCHT JOYCE FOXWORTH VIRGINIA FOXWORTH JOYCE GALLOWAY LINDA ANN GAUSE ANNETTE GRAHAM BARBARA GRAHAM FRANCES GURLEY PATRICIA HAMILTON LOUISE HARPER MARY HARVEY PATRICIA ANN HEUSTESS SUSAN HOLROYD JANE B. HOWIE 43 FRESHMAN BETTY JEAN HUGGINS PEGGY INGRAM NORA ANN JAMES HAZEL JOHNSON KATHRYN ELAINE JOHNSON MARY E. KAY HELEN KOLB MARGARET EUGENIA LANE HELEN LEE DELORES LEMMONS FRANCES LIGON DOLORES McCRACKEN JOANNE McFADDEN MARIAN McKNIGHT LAMBERT MILLS BARBARA ELIZABETH OWENS 44 CLASS MARY LUCILE PARKER FLORENCE S. PETERKIN ELEANOR BLANCHE POWERS CAROL LEE PRIDGEN YVONNE RAFTELIS MANER RICE BETTY ROBERTS JAMES THOMAS ROBERTSON PEGGY ELAINE STOGNER BARBARA ANN STUCKEY MARTHA SWEET EMMA KATE THOMSON GENE TOWNSEND JAMES BERT WATSON MARTHA ANN YARBOROUGH 45 ORGANIZATIONS-YOURS, FOR MORE 46 PRACTICE, PLANNING, PLEASURE 47 TO PROMOTE PROGRES Siam A ee COLLIER, BAXLEY, MOODY, KUEHNER, MILLS, SMITH, SWEET, ROGERS, F., DuRANT, ROBERT. JOINT COUNCIL—the judicial body of the Student Government Associa- tion, has final authority over all student activities. This Council consists of the President of the college; a Faculty Advisory Board; the President, two Vice-Presidents, and Secretary of the student body; the House President of Memorial Dormitory; and a representative of the Sophomore class. Their planning before each weekly meeting enables Joint LEAH COLLIER Council to run smoothly and efficiently. Chairman 48 FOr PINE SIE OV s Inlet AKG): Each Monday—the same old task of checking cards. MARY LOU PHILLIPS President STUDENT COUNCIL—is the governing body of the Student Government Association. This Council encourages self-government, codperative spirit, and loyalty to the virtues of Character, Culture, and Christian Service. First Row: COOKE, SWEET, PORCHER, STOLL, BAXLEY, BLAKE, TURNER, DEGENHARDT. Second Row: ROGERS, M., PHILLIPS, ROGERS, F., DROSE, COLLIER, DUKE, DuBOSE. 49 First Row: ULMER, ROGERS, F., PORCHER, GELZER, GRAHAM, STOLL, DOUGLASS. Second Row: RODGERS, S., BANKS, BISHOP, Du- BOSE, BACOT, HAMILTON, FENNEGAN. Third Row: MISS NEWELL, LANGFORD, SWEET, BAXLEY, HAYES, D., PHILLIPS, McINTOSH. TO KEEP BODY AND SOUL TOGETHER CHRISTIAN COUNCIL—The girls in white dresses and blue bands who greet the freshmen are symbols of Christian Service at Coker. During the year Christian Council members help carry on the Christian service ideals with regular devotional services, Religious Emphasis Week, Vocational Em- phasis Week, and special activities at Christmas time. The girls listen attentively as Dr. Evans gives practical advice for Christian living. BETH DuBOSE President SYLVIA SWEET IDALYN STOLL Co-Chairman Co-Chairman Outlining the year’s program. A TREASURY OF IDEAS FOR RICHER LIVING CHRISTIAN DISCUSSION—On Spivey Porch each Sunday afternoon a group of girls meet for meditation and discussion of some of the problems which confront college students. RODGERS, BAXLEY, BISHOP, STOLL, ULMER, DuBOSE, PORCHER, DIVINE, SWEET, First Row: WILLIAMS, POWERS, MORILLO, COLLINS, GORE, BANKS, FINCH, McCUTCHEN, CURRIER, HARPER, ANDERSON, Mc- LAMB. Second Row: SMITH, V., Sponsor; PETERKIN, SWEET, M., FOXWORTH, J., STOGNER, JOHNSON, CHIPLEY, BANKHEAD, HAMIL- TON, WILSON, RODGERS, BURGESS, CHESTNUT. Third Row: FOCHT, LEE, DUKE, INGRAM, BRINSON, HOLROYD, FOXWORTH, V., OATES, RAST, SWEET, S., COOKE, BROADWAY, DURHAM. THEY SHARE THE MUSIC IN THEIR HEARTS THE GLEE CLUB, consisting of students selected for their vocal abilities, had a total membership of thirty-nine. The projects undertaken this year were a joint Christmas recital with Modern Dance Club and the annual spring tour. si Mr. Smith helps the girls put the finishing touch to a selection. Pad DOT GORE President DOT GORE An informal talk before the recital helps to President THE ENDEAVOR FOR THE DIVINE THE MUSIC CLUB provides opportunities to the members to play before fellow members of the Club, opportunities to hear visiting artists, and a long-awaited Christmas party at the Smiths’. The members are from the Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes. Sitting: McCUTCHEN, STOLL, INGRAM, McLAMB, GORE. Standing: DUKE, BANKS, DOUGLASS, RAST, SMITH, A., Sponsor. 53 calm the nerves. First Row: DORITY, JOHNSTON, J., BLAKE, PORTER, WILLIAMS, ROGERS, F., GELZER. Second Row: SWEET, RUTHVEN, BISHOP, HOSEY, COLLINS, ALLSBROOK, PLOWDEN, DEGENHARDT, KIRK, BAXLEY. Third Row: YOUNG, BACOT, DR. DAVIDSON, PEEPLES, WARD, RODGERS, DuBOSE, B., SMITH, TUMBOLI, BOATWRIGHT, PHILLIPS, HAWKINS, BRAMLETT. Fourth Row: WHITTINGTON, OATES, CANN, DuRANT, GERRALD, ULMER, GRAHAM, CASTANES, WHITE, DOUGLASS. BUILDERS OF A BETTER WORLD I. R. C.—Coker’s INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB members, like other such club members over the nation, enjoy studying and discussing international problems. New ideas in the air. ae” JANE BACOT President FAITH FENNEGAN Books are fun President : LOVERS AND CREATORS OF LITERATURE SIGMA TAU DELTA, Coker’s English Club, is the Pi Gamma Chapter of the national organization, Sigma Tau Delta. This Club seeks to stimulate in- terest in literature and creative writing. First Row: ROGERS, F., KIRKLAND, BANKS, PLOWDEN, STOLL, WILLIAMS, JACKSON, McINTOSH, BRAMLETT. Second Row: LANGFORD, GRAHAM, CASTANES, COLLINS, YOUNG, RUTHVEN, JOHNSTON, FENNEGAN, COLLIER. Third Row: SISSON, H., Sponsor; SISSON, C,, Sponsor; HAYNES, MYERS, MOODY, WHITE, BOATWRIGHT, DUKE. 55 Re First Row: BLAKENEY, A., PITMAN, LONG, BOATWRIGHT, HOSEY. Second Row: LOWERY, CLARK, S., TUMBOLI, McINTOSH, HAYES, D., JOHNSTON. Third Row: HANNA, Sponsor; TOMLINSON, DORITY. PROVIDERS OF SOME ENCHANTED EVENINGS TO DANCE COMMITTEE goes the credit for the fabulous Coker dances. Its many hours of careful planning and effort to create gala moods, provide swaying and glittering decorations, and to select bands whose music will quicken the heart and lighten the feet cumulate in the perfect setting for “enchanted evenings.” Those hours before the dance. JUDY LONG Chairman NELL GERRALD Such performance is so fabulous! President MAKING A CAREER OF LIFE CHI BETA EPSILON is the business fraternity on Coker’s campus. The busi- ness education majors who belong to this fraternity foster interest and understanding in the business world and are kept informed concerning new developments. SMITH, McDONALD, MYERS, COLBERT, Sponsor; GERRALD, ALLSBROOK, JACKSON, PRICE, ANDERSON, KIRKLAND. 57, First Row: KELLEY, BOATWRIGHT, HOSEY, DuRANT, PORCHER, BLAKENEY, A., STOLL, BANKS, MYERS. Second Row: DUKE, GRANNIS, Sponsor; GRAHAM, RUTHVEN. TREASURES ON CAMPUS FRESHMAN COMMISSIONERS are indeed “treasures on campus’ to emerald-green Freshmen. On the shoulders of these fifteen girls rest the responsibility of helping the new students adjust to collge life. They help with Orientation Week, take charge of a high school weekend, give the annual Birthday Dinner, wear their pinafores on Pinafore Day, and serve as “big sisters” to the Freshmen throughout the year. Pinafore-clad Commissioners help new students settle down for a full year’s work. DAISY PORCHER Chairman BISHOP, BETH BLACKMON Muse of many twinkling feet, whose charms are now extend- President ing from legs to arms. POEIS Cle Wale Irae! MODERN DANCE CLUB—is available to girls who have completed three quarters of modern dance and who show creative ability in dance. This year they participated in chapel programs, collaborated with the Glee Club in presenting “The Sacred Story” as a special Christmas program, enter- tained at Dads’ Day, attended the Greensboro Arts Forum and were fea- tured in May Day. First Row: BLACKMON, ROGERS, P., BANKS. Second Row: PATE, BOATWRIGHT, ROGERS, F., McCUTCHEN. Third Row: GRAHAM, KEL- LEY. Fourth Row: OATES, BLAKE, WARD. 59 FOLLOWERS WHERE SCIENCE GUIDES BIOLOGY CLUB seeks to stimu- late interest in the recent develop- ments in the field of natural sciences through research, discussions, and guest lecturers. First Row: WARD, REYNOLDS, Sponsor. Second Row: OATES, ROGERS, M.., MATTHEWS, Sponsor; MICKEY MclINTOSH BACOT, DuBOSE, DuRANT. Third Row: McINTOSH, EADDY. President THE TALK OF THE TOWN TOWN STUDENTS’ CLUB is com- posed of students from Hartsville and the surrounding area. The CLUB seeks to codrdinate the day students’ activities with the col- lege program. ALLENE STUCKEY First Row: STUCKEY, ALLENE, COPELAND, WILLIAMS, L., JOHNSON, BLACKMON. Second Row: President CAMPBELL, WALTERS, McLAMB, GAINEY, STUCKEY, ALICE, STEVENS, McCUTCHEN, HUMPHREY, MIXON. Third Row: PARKER, McDONALD, HORTON, FREEMAN, TYNER, J.. TYNER, M., PATE. Fourth Row: CATOE, STRUM, KING, BRAMLETT. 60 pee Gimp @Oheby EnG@ NE EVERY@NEGIIN GER “PLACE CHAPEL PROCTORS ke ep records of chapel attendance and help in the distribution of schedule cards, bal- lots, and other forms during chapel. ALICE JO SMITH SMITH, CASTANES, RA ST, KOLB, WARD, LOCKLEAR, J. Absent: WHITE. Head Chapel Proctor CHARMS STRIKE THE SIGHT Every year three seniors, three jun- iors, and two sophomores are chosen to serve as ushers. These girls give out programs and assist at concerts, recitals, lectures, commencement, and other college functions. First Row: RAST, GRIFFIN, PEEPLES. Second Row: JOYCE, HUGGINS, CANN, BLACKMON, PAULINE GRIFFIN COLLINS. Head Usher b| ta ee... BLAKENEY, V.. MOODY, BLAKENEY, A., HUGGINS, PORTER, TUMBOLI, LOCKLEAR, M., BALLARD, BISHOP, HARRELSON, SAVVAS. A RACE WITH TIME A bell sounding at midnight; lights flashing over a dorm; doors slamming, windows closing; raincoats and towels in hand; pajama-clad girls shuttling down stairs; sleepy-eyed girls gathered before the Bell Tower; everyone here and accounted for; another bell; shivering girls rushing back to bed; a fire drill over—just the FIRE WARDENS’ duty. Christine lowers the boom! RONNIE TUMBOLI Chief Fire Warden SARA ANN CLARK An exciting moment. President Hei reee)) Saline CANE BEYOND ThE PRIZE . The girls in PHI EPSILON MU, the Physical Education Majors’ Club, are big boosters of the school spirit. In co-operation with the Athletic Council, they sponsor intercollegiate activities and projects such as Dance Revue and May Day. LOCKLEAR, M., CLARK, S., LOWRIMORE, FOSTER, Sponsor; SAVVAS, LAWHON, ROGERS, M., HUGGINS, F. 63 te FOR SMO Gila First Row: LONG, ROGERS, P., COLLIER, BAXLEY, ROGERS, M. Second Row: JACKSON, TOMLINSON, CLARK, S., GERRALD, PHILLIPS, ROGERS, F. Third Row: LANGFORD, HAYNES, Sponsor; DEGENHARDT, SWEET, SMITH, WARD, KIRKLAND. ALPHA PSI OMEGA—For those students with talent in the field of drama is Coker’s honorary dramatics fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega. Each spring the organization presents an “Actress of the Year’ award. Behind the scenes! SARA PAULINE JACKSON President PERFORMANCE QUEEN BESS PLAYERS Top, First Row: RUTHVEN, PORCHER, DuBOSE, B., GRAHAM, S., KELLEY, PLOWDEN, ROGERS, P. Second Row: FINCH, ROGERS, M., JACKSON, YOUNG, WHITE, TUMBOLI, SMITH, BOATWRIGHT. Third Row: TOMLINSON, LOWRIMORE, DEGENHARDT, GERRALD, PHILLIPS, CLARK, S., KIRK, DuRANT, BLAKE, KIRKLAND. Bottom, First Row: COLLIER, LANGFORD, ROGERS, F., CANTEY, PITMAN, BLACKMON. Second Row: FENNEGAN, BLAKENEY, V., WARD, CROUCH,-KOLB, AYLWARD. Third Row: HUGGINS, F., SWEET, INGRAM, TURNER, McINTOSH, OATES, BAXLEY, CLARK, P., LONG. 65 MO@SiTe LIKES T@ ss CGE PHILLIPS, COLLIER, DuBOSE, ROGERS, M. Coker students in WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERI- CAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSI- TIES are chosen on the basis of schol- arship, leadership, and contribution to college life. These students are chosen for this honor by the faculty and senior class. THESE LEND DISTINCTION KUEHNER. : Seated: BAXLEY, ROBERT, BACOT, FLOYD, COLLIER. Standing: WARD, DOUGLASS, : LYLES, DuBOSE, PHILLIPS, KIRKLAND. Absent When Picture Was Taken: MATTHEWS, SOPHIADES, honorary scholastic fra- ternity, admits only one-sixth of the eligible Juniors and one-half of the eligible Seniors. In addition to high scholastic attainment, SOPHIADES members are selected on the basis of leadership and participation in extra- curricular activities. JANE BACOT President A DIET FOR THE MIND LTE: ANIA Ae — jm — PUBLICATIONS Mente: WitlbleS KOUNts . Coker’s Annual LI HESPER| S@@ PEs alu gm mee Coker ssPaper PH EIGAL EWA ee eee eens CoKensriVagazine 67 WILHELMINA KIRKLAND Editor MORILLO, McCUTCHEN, BRUMBAUGH, Sponsor; GERRALD, KIRKLAND, JACKSON, CLARK, S., STEVENS. REMINISCENG@ES OF Dias Well, here it is! And all for you. You ask, “Was it fun?”” or “Was it worth all the hard work?” We could answer: “No trouble at all;’ or “Work, who worked?” However, to tell the truth, it was trouble and work. The headaches started the minute the editor was elected. Many plans and innumerable decisions had to be made before the layout could be drawn. The excitement of receiving the dummy soon faded as the blank pages only reminded us of the work yet ahead. Picture scheduling, photograph- ing, copy writing, copy typing, copy and picture compiling, art work, and proofreading robbed the editorial staff of many movies and hours of sleep. Still you ask, “Was it worth it?” Well, all griping aside, we, the Editorial staff, have had a great time working on the MILESTONE and we hope you enjoy your annual. YOU'LL CHERISH ALWAYS “What did we do?” You mean you thought the Edi- torial staff had covered it all? Well, one thing’s for sure, we didn’t just pat our feet except when our pounding the sidewalks for hours gave way to a pat- ting. “When did we do this?” All those trips to Florence and the business district of Hartsville weren't for pleasure or to buy clothes, but to sell ads. The typing of ads was one of the lesser, but nonetheless time-consuming jobs we had to per- form. One more thing kept hounding us—'‘Bills.” Unluckily, these aren’t men, but little pieces of paper requesting money. Incidentally, have you taken a look in the ad sec- tion of the 1955 MILESTONE? You'll find a great bunch of advertisers who helped to make the edition of this annual possible. LIB PLOWDEN Business Manager ows PLOWDEN, PITMAN, REAVES, OATES. 69 KEEPING | Seated: OATES, BLAKENEY, A., KELLEY, LANGFORD, LOWRIMORE, GRAHAM, GELZER, WHITTINGTON. Standing: DuRANT, PRICE, PORCHER, BOATWRIGHT, COLLINS, SISSON, Sponsor; KIRK, DOUGLASS, DUKE, MOODY, YOUNG. Extra! Extra! Read all about it in the Periscope, Coker’s student newspaper. News stories, essays, editorials—all about what’s happening on campus and whose doing it! Pictures and poems, facts and features! Staff of students plan, publish Periscope. Excel- lent training, valuable experience in creative writing, editing, open to all students interested in journalism. MARTHA LANGFORD Editor 70 IN TOUCH In one store and out another, tired feet and aching backs, seventy inches of ads at last, and success is theirs. This is the experience of the Periscope’s Busi- ness staff each time a paper is published. The Periscope is off the press and the Circulation Manager sees that every student, teacher, and staff member has a copy. The Business Manager sends bills to the adver- tisers and keeps a complete record of the financial status of the Periscope. HOYLAND LOWERY Business Manager daw 7| MYERS, BANKS, BOATWRIGHT. PROUDEST PRODU Gi Sw@ Faia aan SALLY BANKS Editor “The Gateway,” Coker’s literary magazine, contains material submitted by students who are outstand- ing in creative writing. The magazine is composed of poems, essays, short stories, and sketches. 72 ATHLETICS, FUN AND PLAY... YEAR PLAN . PART OF THE FOUR 73 4 5 NSO ene nconmatii First Row: BOATWRIGHT, KIRK, PLOWDEN, WARD, DEGENHARDT, PHILLIPS. Second Row: HUGGINS, F., ULMER, CLARK, S., SAVVAS, ROGERS, M., MOODY, Sponsor; LOWRIMORE, LOWERY, RUTHVEN. Third Row: FENNEGAN, KOLB, BLAKENEY, V., BISHOP. A TIME TO WORK, A TIME TO PLAY ATHLETIC COUNCIL, the nucleus of Coker’s Athletic Association, pro- vides the varied sports for our “Time to Play.”’ The intramural tournaments, Athletic Association's picnic, the Hockey Banquet, Play Day, Awards Day, and May Day are a few of the activities sponsored by ATHLETIC COUNCIL. Skill and precision in sports are secondary to the ideals of fair play, sportsmanship, and leader- ship which the Council desires to im- — print on the lives of Coker girls. | MARTHA ROGERS President BULLY WITH THE WHISTLE This familiar cry heard each fall Poe announces the beginning of the HOCKEY TOURNAMENT. Keen competition between “shin- = guarded” players from each class makes the games doubly exciting as teams battle for the champion- ship and players, for the prize of being named to the Honor Hockey team at the Hockey Banquet. HONOR TEAM MEMBERS are: First Row: JACKSON, LOWERY, ROGERS, M., BLAKENEY, V., RUTHVEN, ROGERS, P., WARD, LAWHON, KIRKLAND. Second Row: COLLIER, PRIDGEN, LOWRIMORE, SAVVAS, TOMLINSON, DuBOSE, A., ULMER, MIMS, LOCKLEAR, DROSE , BISHOP, CLARK, S. SENIOR TEAM PLAYERS: First Row: JACKSON, COLLIER, ROGERS, M., LOWERY, MIMS. Second Row: KIRKLAND, CLARK, S., TOMLIN- SON, FENNEGAN, TURNER. SOPHOMORE TEAM PLAYERS: First Row: KELLEY, PORCHER, STOLL, MORILLA, BISHOP, CASTANES, RUTHVEN. Second Row: DuBOSE, A., COPPLE, McGUIRT, ULMER. JUNIOR CLASS PLAYERS: EADDY, WARD, LOCKLEAR, PORTER, DEGENHARDT, LOWRIMORE, SAVVAS, LAWHON, ROGERS, P. FRESHMEN CLASS PLAYERS: KOLB, BREWER, HUGGINS, B. Second Row: DIVINE, BLAKENEY, V., PRIDGEN, BOLAND. Third Row: BEN- NETT, M., COOKE, DROSE, MILLS, YARBOROUGH, HARVEY. TIMERS AND SCORERS READY BASKETBALL again provided many thrills and close contests between all four classes. The season ended with the naming of the Honor Team. HONOR TEAM MEMBERS are: First Row: DuBOSE, A., RAFTELIS, PORCHER, LAWHON, PRIDGEN. Second Row: COLLIER, LOWERY, BISHOP, SAVVAS, DROSE. Third Row: ULMER, SMITH, ROGERS, M., LOCKLEAR, M., ALLSBROOK. Absent: RUTHVEN, YAR- BOROUGH, STUCKEY, ALICE, LEMMENS. SENIORS: Seated: STUCKEY, ALICE, LOWERY, STUCKEY, AL- LENE. Standing: SHELLEY, BLAKE, TOMLINSON, COLLIER, ROG- ERS, M. Absent: SMITH, HUGGINS, F. SOPHOMORES: Seated: STOLL, BISHOP, McELMURRAY. Stand- ing: RUTHVEN, CALCUTT, ULMER, DuBOSE, A. MORILLO, PORCHER. 76 JUNIORS: LAWHON, ALLSBROOK, SAVVAS, DEGENHARDT, LOCKLEAR, M., WARD. Absent: C ANTEY, LOWRIMORE, PITMAN. FRESHMEN: First Row: GURLEY, POWERS, DIVINE, ANDERSON, HUGGINS, B. Second Row: HOWIE, RAFTELIS, PRIDGEN, LANE, BENNETT, DROSE, KOLB. Absent: YARBOROUGH, LEMMONS. WARIEINY IS TRIE SACS ce “Variety” is the keynote in Coker’s MINOR SPORTS, which include such recreation as ping-pong, riding, crew- ing, tennis, swimming, and golf—just to name a few. 7 t« MAY DAY SCENES May Dances for the Queen and her Court. 78 ; SELECTING AND CROWNING OF BEAUTIES AND CUTIES Sandra and her Cuties. (79 LEAT COLLIER 80 Maid of Honor | FAITH FENNEGAN May Qs EEA COEBIER rowner LOUSPRIELTRS 8] IDALYN STOLL FAYE BAXLEY POUPPEIEELES SYLVIA SWEET 82 PAULINE GRIFFIN BETH DuBOSE JANE INGRAM MARTHA ROGERS SARA PAULINE JACKSON WILHELMINA KIRKLAND CHRISTINE SAVVAS CARLEENE MYERS 83 PATRICIA HAMILTON VIRGINIA FOXWORTH SUZANNE DuRANT ELIZABETH TURNER Ueen eauly MISS JUDY LONG Sponsored by SIGMA TAU DELTA 84 MISS BARBARA WARD Sponsored by BIOLOGY CLUB Ce: Ge CaAU ourt MISS CARLEENE MYERS Sponsored by a THE SOPHOMORE CLASS — 85 MISS VIRGINIA FOXWORTH | Sponsored by THE GLEE CLUB eauly ourt MISS MARIAN McKNIGHT Sponsored by ATHLETIC COUNCIL 86 MISS MARTHA DEAN CHESTNUT Sponsored by PHI EPSILON MU eauly ourt MISS PEGGY ROGERS Sponsored by THE JUNIOR CLASS 87 S4L 2 ro Sep MISS SANDRA THOMAS Sponsored by THE FRESHMAN CLASS Her dancing eyes and dimpled smile Cheer, charm, and beguile. 88 wy MISS MITZI MOODY Sponsored by THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Her way's petite, her walk's elite, her waist is itsy-bitsy. When she drawls out, ‘ya'all, I'm shame!', that's our Mitzi. 89 MISS PAULINE GRIFFIN Sponsored by THE SENIOR CLASS . This chic young Miss with curly hair and eyes that shine, Sports a smile all the time. of Ke fe Fae aie A Gor — Ark carire. of fant oer, parhrre —————————— MISS BETH OWENS Sponsored by STUDENT COUNCIL A good personality, charming smile, Our Beth has really got Style. utie Court MISS JOYCE FOXWORTH Sponsored by SIGMA TAU DELTA Here's our cute little Joyce 'Miss Marion’ with a sweet and sentimental voice. 90 MISS PAT HAMILTON Sponsored by GE SGLEETELUB Take a little sugar, put in some spice, Add a smile just to make things nice.'' MISS BETH BLACKMON Sponsored by THE JUNIOR CLASS A diamond twinkles on her finger, Her feet, they dance, never linger. a EDUCATION does not mean teach- ing people what they do not know. It means teaching them to behave as they do not behave. It is not teach- ing the youth the shapes of the let- ters and the tricks of numbers, and then leaving them to turn their arith- metic to roguery and their literature to lust. It means, on the contrary, training them into the perfect exer- cise and kindly continence of their bodies and souls. It is a painful, con- tinual and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warn- ing, by precept, and by praise, but above all—by example. —John Ruskin. 92 TEACHING PSs IHRHEIS JeINeIs eS aX 2 htepapiteeses 93 DR: JOSEPR” GS R@BER} O}; il oat One who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the friendship of a host of young people; who has filled his niche and accomplished his task; who is leaving our school better than he found it; who has never lacked appreciation of the finest qualities of life, nor failed to express it; whose life has been an inspiration; whose memory will remain a blessing. 94 Dake GakUlEANER MISS HELEN E. MILLS Dean of the College Dean of Students THE ADMINISTRATION OED KELLEY QUAX GRIGGHIR: MISS ROBERTA E. McKINNON Business Manager Acting Director of Public Relations Assistant in Public Relations 95 Wmle io Ss . Pos : : a MR. R. NICKEY BRUMBAUGH DR. VELMA D. MATTHEWS MR. JOHN D. REYNOLDS MR. JAMES E. COLBERT Associate Professor of Art Professor of Biology Assistant Professor of Biology Assistant Professor of Business Education MISS ANITA McCLIMON DR. CHARLES B. VAIL MRS. RUTH MARIE C. ROBERTSON DR. ELIZABETH H. DAVIDSON Instructor in Business Education Professor of Physical Science Associate Professor of Chemistry Professor of History and Social Science DR. ALVIN A. FAHRNER Associate Professor of History and Social Science MRS. JOHN D. REYNOLDS Instructor in History and Social Science 98 PACU ies DR. FRENCH HAYNES DR. CHARLES A. SISSON MRS. HENRIETTA SISSON DR. VALLERIA GRANNIS Professor of English Associate Professor of English Associate Professor of English Professor of Modern Languages MISS ELEANOR FLOYD MRS. H. A. C. WALKER MRS. ©f De KELLEY MR. FRANK W. SAUNDERS Associate Professor of Modern Languages Acting Librarian Assistant in the Library Professor of Mathematics MR, VIRGIL SMITH Professor of Music MRS. ALICE S. SMITH Associate Professor of Music 97 THE FACULTY MISS IVAH DICKSON MRS. ELEANORE VAUGHAN MISS ELIZABETH NEWELL MISS ARLETTE MARIE POOL Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Music Assosiate Professor of Music Instructor of Music MISS AILEEN MOODY MISS ANN FOSTER MRS. NANCY MORSE CAMPBELL MR. GEORGE W. BRYSON Professor of Physical Education Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in Physical Education DR. BEN INGRAM Professor of Religion 98 Tate ISS) SIVA RIE MRS. R. C. PHILSON MISS JOSEPHINE ERWIN MRS. LOUISE M. HANKINS MRS. ELIZABETH S. CALDWELL Head Resident, Memorial and Central Assistant to the President Assistant to the Dean Assistant to the Business Manager Dormitories a 2A I MRS. JEANNINE LEE DR. WILLIAM BYERLY MISS BELLE McFARLAND MR. A. J. WARR Secretary to the President College Physician Supervisor of the Infirmary Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MR. HERBERT H. HANNA MRS. RUTH BASS MRS. CLYDE GALLOWAY Plant Engineer Dietitian Assistant to the Dietitian Manager of the Tradina Post Ny A COKER DANCE AND THE FABULOUS DORSEYS WHO COULD ASK FOR MORE? 100 FUN IS PART OF THE PLAN 101] FILLING THE HOURS WITH COUNTLESS TRIVIAL TASKS 102 WE REACH THE END WITH FLYING TASSELS 103 SENIOR DIRECTORY JANE BACOT Page 13 Periscope Staff 2, 3; Christian Council 3, 4; Sotiee 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Westminster Fellowship I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; |. R. C 2, 3, 4, President 4; Dean's List |, 2, 3, 4; Howard Lee Jones Alter- nate 3; Student Government 3, Treasurer 3. ANNE BLAKE Page 14 Glee Club |; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Volleyball |, 4; Tennis 2, 4; Dance Revue 2, 4; May Day Dances 4; Modern Dance Club 4; Greensboro Dance Group 2, 4; Swim Meet 2, 4; Sophomore Song Contest Pianist 2; |. R. C. 4; Queen Bess Players 4; Beauty Contestant 4; Senior Life Saving 4; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Dean's List 4; Numerals 4; Gothic 'C'' 4; Student Council Repre- sentative on Nominating Committee 4. DONA McLAMB BRAND Page |5 May Day Dance 2; Town Girls’ Club 2, 3, 4; Chi Beta Epsilon 3, 4; Archery 2, 3, 4; Winthrop Play Day 4. SARA ANN CLARK Page 16 Transfer from Woman's College 2; R. A. Donen Representative; Coker; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Tennis Tournament 2, 3, 4; Archery 2, 4; Honor Hockey Team 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Queen Bess Players 2, 3, 4; |. R. C. 3, 4; P. E. Majors Club 3, 4, President 4; Athletic Council 3, 4; ''Professor, How Could You'',,3; Adam's Evening 4; MILESTONE Staff 4; Numerals 2; Gothic ' 'C'' 2; Block ''C'' 3; Fire Warden 2; May Day Activities 2, 3; Dance Committee 3, 4. LEAH COLLIER Page 14 Fire Warden |; May Court I, 2, 3, a Queen 3; May Day Dances |; Student Council Representative 2, First Vice- President 3; Queen Bess Players |, 2, 3; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3; Acting Award |; Dean's List 1, 2, 3; Methodist Student Union |, 2, 3; I. R. C. 2; Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3; Chi Beta Epsilon 3; Commissioner 2; Class President 2; Periscope Staff 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Honor Team |, 2, 3; Hockey Team |, 2, 3; Crew Races 2; Chairman Joint Coun- cil 3; Dining Room Hostess 3; Who's Who 3; Winthrop Play Day 3; Ring Around Elizabeth 1; 'A Little More Than Kin'' 2; ‘Adam's Evening'' 3; To Meet the Prince’ 3; Sophiades 4. RICHARD DORITY ; Page 13 . R. C. 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. BETH DuBOSE Page 13 Christian Council 2, 3, 4, ett Treasurer 3, President 4; State Secretary for the Student Christian Association 3; Westminster Fel- lowship |, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3; President of Sophomore Class; |. R. C. 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophi- ades 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Howard Lee Jones Scholarship 1, 2, 3; Who's Who 4; May Court 4; Queen Bess Players 4; Senior Superlative 4. FAITH FENNEGAN Page 18 Christian Council |, 2, 3, 4; B. S. U. Council 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; State B. S. U. Officer 4; Athletic Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; 104 |. R. C. 2, 3, 4; Queen Bess Players 2, 3, 4; Chapel Proctor |, 2; Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4, President 4; Modern Dance Club 2, 3; Freshman Commissioner 2; ''Ttake Care of My Little Girl’ 1; Peri- scope Staff |, 2, Copy Editor 2; Dean's List 1, 2, 3; Basketball Tournament |, 2; Hockey Tournament 4; Sophomore Skit, May Day Dances |, 2; Numerals 1; Cutie Queen 1; Maid of Honor in May Court 4. ANN GELZER ; Page 14 Song Contest Leader 2; i Court |; Dance Revue |; Touring Glee Club 1, 2; MILESTONE Staff 1; Basketball 1; Crew Races 1; Dean's List |, 3; Christian Council 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Music Glue 2; 3 Io Re G22, 3% Biss. Ul i) 2) 3) Vice-President 2m 3yuMay, Day Dances 2; Senior Play, Stage Crew 3; Freshman Commissioner 2; Periscope Staff 2, 3; Senior Superlative 3; ‘Gateway’ Contribution |. NELL GERRALD ae ee ee Page 21 Honor Basketball 1; Numerals 1; Sophomore Skit; Dance Revue 2; I. R. C. 3, 4; Queen Bess Players 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Professor, How Could You ; Adam's Evening;' Chi Beta Epsilon 4, President 4: MILESTONE Staff 4; Dean's List 3, 4. DOROTHY GORE Page 20 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Music = Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 3, President 4; Fire Warden 3; Sextette Accompanist 3, 4; Senior Recital 4; Usher 3; Class Song Contest Pianist 3, 4; Dance Revue 4. PAULINE GRIFFIN f Page 12 Student Council 3; Joint Council 3; oy Court 3, 4; Cutie Court 2, 3, 4; Fire Warden 2; Games Tournament 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Nominating Committee 4; Head Usher 4; Senior Superlative 4. DOROTHY HAYES Page 18 Freshman Commissioner 2, Chairman 2; Christian Council 2, 3, 4; Glee Club |; B. S. U. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; May Day Dances 3; Dance Committee 4; Hockey Tournament 4; Chapel Proctor 2; Sopho- more Skit. SUE HAWKINS eres fa Page 19 GleerGlubse = BaASy Was 2) 3.4 lke Gass FRANCES HUGGINS oe ab Fae Page 17 Glee Club |, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team |, 2, 3; Hockey 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Numerals 2; Block ''C'' Club 3; Gothic 'C 3; P. E. Majors' Club 3, 4, Secretary 3; Swim Meet 3; May Day Dances |, 2, 3; Crew Races 3; Fire Warden 4; Tennis Tournament, Singles 2, 3; Tennis Tournament, Doubles 3, Runner-up; Games Tournament |, 2, 3, 4; ‘Professor, How Could You'' 3; Queen Bess Players 3, 4; Athletic Council 3, 4; Sophomore Skit; Wesley Founda- tion 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Scholarship 1; Usher 4. SARA PAULINE JACKSON Page 21 Periscope Staff |, 2, 3, Editor 3; Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Editor of MILESTONE 4; May Court 4; Senior Salutes; I. R. C. 2, 3; Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4; Chi Beta Epsilon 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4; Queen Bess Players 2, 3, 4, President 4; Winthrop Play Day 4; Blue Stocking 3; ''Adam's Evening’ 4; Numerals 3; Volleyball 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY—Continued - WILHELMINA KIRKLAND Freshman Commissioner 2; |. Page 21 Ino Gs A we eae Tau Delta 2, 3, 4, May Day Dances 2; Numerals 2; Basketball 3; Crew Races 3; Honor Hockey Team 3, 4; Tennis Tournament 4; Volley- ball 3, 4; MILESTONE Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Editor 4; Queen Bess Players 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4; Spring Play 3; 4; Beauty Queen 3; May Court 4; Dean's List Secretary 3; Adam's Evening 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative; Sophiades 4. THOMAS LILES : Page 22 |. R. C. 2, 3, 4; Sophiades 4 JUDITH AMELIA LONG we: Page 16 Camera Club |, 2, Secretary 2; Dance Committee |, 2, 3, 4, Chair- man 4; Queen Bess Players 2, 3, 4, Stage Manager 2; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4; May Day Dances 3; Chapel Proctor 3; Tournament 2, 3; Tennis Tournament 2, 3; Volleyball Tournament 2, 4; Games Tournament 3, 4; Numerals 3; Beauty Queen 4; fessor, How Could You Hockey “Pro- 3; Publicity Manager for the Senior Play. HOYLAND LOWERY Page 1I7 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 2, 3, 4; pee 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, Honor Team 2, 3, 4; Winthrop Play Day 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Tennis Tournament 2, 3, 4; Athletic Council 3, 4, Secre- May Day Dances 2; Dean's List 4; Numerals 2; Wesley Foundation |, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Periscope Staff 4, Busi- ness Manager 4; MILESTONE Staff 3, Assistant Business Manager 3; Chi Beta Epsilon 4; Games Tournament 3, 4. tary 3; MICKEY McINTOSH Freshman Commissioner 2; Periscope Staff 2; Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Christian Council 4, Secretary 4; Treasurer of Senior Class; Hockey Tourna- Page 18 ment |; Dean's List |, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; ''Maude 2 Sophomore Skit; ''Heart's'’ 3; Adam's Evening 4. LILY MAE MIMS Page 22 B. S. U. I, 2, 3, 4; President ie Junior-Senior Baptist Students 3; Basketball 2; Hockey Tournament 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 3, 4; May Day Dances 2, 3; Numerals 2. MARY LOU PHILLIPS Page 19 Freshman Commissioner 2; May Day Dances |, 2, 3; House Presi- dent of South Dormitory 2; |. R. C. 2, 3, 4:; May Court 2, 3, 4, Crowner 4; Sophomore Skit; Second Vice-President of Student Coun- cil; Dance Committee 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Professor, How Could You 3; Sophiades 3, 4; Dance Club 3; Joint Council 3, 4; President of Student Government 4; Who's Who 4; Adam's Evening’ 4; Christian Council 4; Athletic Council 4; Senior Superlative. SALLY RAST Page 20 Glee Club |, 2, 3, 4; Music Club 2, 3, 4, a ear ee 4: French Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Drama Club 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4; Senior Recital 4; Glee Club Tour |, 3, 4; Usher 2, 3, 4; Class Song Leader 3; Sextette 2, 3, 4; Chapel Proctor 4; Dance Revue 4. 105 MARTHA ROGERS 2, 3, 4, Honor Team |, ee Tae Page 20 2, 3, 4; Basketball |, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team |, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 3, 4; Tennis Tournament 3, 4; Joint Council 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3; Freshman Commissioner 2; Fire Warden 3; Biology Club 2, 3, 4;.P. E. Majors’ Club 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4; Athletic Council |, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Business Staff of Hockey |, MILESTONE 3; May Court 3, 4; Dean's List 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Sophomore Class; May Day Activities 2, 3; ''Professor, How Could You 3; Men Are Like Streetcars’ 2; Numerals |; Gothic 'C 2: Block ''C ' 3; Senior Superlative. BARBARA ANNE SHELLEY ook, Page 22 Transfer from Limestone College; Hockey 2, 3; Glee Club |, 2; Basketball 3, 4. ALICE JO SMITH Page 12 Periscope Staff |; MILESTONE Staff 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; |. R. C. 3, 4; Chi Beta Epsilon 4; Glee Club |, 2; Head Chapel Proctor 4; Junior Class President; Student Council 3; May Court 3; Numerals 2; Dean's List 4; Winthrop Play Day 4; Sophomore Skit; Men are Like Streetcars'' 2; ''Professor, How Could You 3. ALIGE STUCKEY Page |5 Transfer from Winthrop College 3; Day | Students’ Club 3, 4; Volley- ball 3, 4; Numerals 3, Tennis Tournament 3, 4; Tennis Doubles Winner 3; Winthrop Play Day 4; Basketball 3, 4, Honor Team 3; Glee Club Tour 3. ALLENE STUCKEY : ; Page |5 Transfer from Winthrop ealledek SF By one Club 3, 4, President 4; Volleyball 3, 4, Honor Team 3; Tennis Tournament 3, 4; Tennis Doubles Winner. 3; Winthrop Play Day 4; Basketball 4; Dean's List 3, 4; Student Council 4. GINNY TOMLINSON Spee rete ne as Page I7 Freshman Commissioner 2; Usher 2; Dance Revue 2; Dance Com- mittee 4; Periscope Staff 3, 4, Advertising Assistant 3, Circulation Manager 4; Wesley Foundation |, 2, 3, 4; Swim Meet 2; Crew Races |, 3, 4; Basketball |, 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4, Honor Team 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Tennis Tournament 3, 4; Winthrop Play Day 4; Numerals 2; Gothic ''C'' 3; Drama Club |, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4; Men Are Like Streetcars'' 2; Adam's Evening'’ 4; Sophomore Skit; Games Tournament 3, 4. URANIA TUMBOLI Page 12 Freshman Commissioner 2; Basketball Honor Team |, 2; Sophomore Skit; Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Class; Cheerleader 4; Chief Fire Warden 4; Drama Club 4; |. R. C. 4; Adam's Evening’ 4; Crew Team |, 2, 3; May Day Dances 3; Numerals 2; Gothic ''C'' 2; Block C'' 3- Fire Warden 2; Dance Committee 4. LIZ TURNER : Page 19 Dean's List |, 4; |. R. C. 2, 3, 4; ieioere Club 2, 3, 4; President of Senior Class; oe President 4; Drama Club 4; B. S. U. Council 4; May Day Dances |, 2; May Court 4; B. S. U. |, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 4; Student Council 4; Chapel Procter 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Numerals 2; ‘Hearts 3. Tournament |, Tournament |, STUDENT DIRECTORY Name Page TMidottetls, Micon WNelich Sh iGop.d sags eulntomssaaetoncs ans 28 Anderson, Elleen, Lake City, Sam Greer terten--tetargeekeketene icles tokens 36 Anderson, Patriciay limmonsyilliey Sei Gece eletelete etn iernts = 42 Aylward, Jer lynn; Goltimbta, Sa (Ga2 cm crrac cictntiacd= ) tete rene 42 ea A oan Ghia Poem o bc nse sn DORA OMOE COE Tapp able Toa 13 Ballard. (Eleanor) Ghesterfieldn oe Co-gienednctamitha ta ieternsiye teresa 42 Bankhead, Carolyn, Cayce, S. C...- 2.6... -0 555s sees Bo tere 42 Banks, Sally Chester S: Gites ee msansriigeeiur altaanir-icip-(errier 36 Barnes, Betty; Gharlotte sp iNin (Gon ea. range evel teret vector leteleleietenen: 42 Barringer, Jennie Lee, Bennettsville, S. C...........-es eee eee 36 Baxley, Faye, Darlington, S. C.......... 012. eevee teehee 28 Bennetts Rebeccam @olUmbraye Se) Cemerraae niet lettre: ltteer tstan i 42 Bennetts uMitevayGreenvilley SauG-ury vivre inte ateetesatslNeEetcusU see ie 42 Bishop, Frances, Inman, S.'G.. . 0c. eee em ees oe eo aile 36 Blackmon: (Beth, Hartsville, S. Civnc.c one le oo eye oer is ls me 28 Riza. VAG, (anceksinic. (We cos ocousencno so uHtsooneeo tons 14 Blakeney, Ann Gay, Hartsville, S. GC... 0.222.052 20 252. t ee 36 Blakeney, Virginiag KershawyeSs Gaels cts spe erste eet ature 42 Boatwright, Ann, Darlington, S. C.......:---2+-+.04s5.-.-08, 36 Boland, Mary Catherine, Springfield, S. C.............-..... 42 Bosticks JacauelvnsRamplicoyes. Corepue spas: stele ree ene nent ete erie 36 Bramletts Barbara maartsville pega Ceroimeuctieteetenen crite tet =ienanaParier tet 35 Brands DenaaMclambi a BisOmvil.e pone Gmaat tities ieeaenar 15 Brewers Normat Jean el-ancaste; gos Const cstae yas niece eet: 42 shiinseln Nauti, “Shecinvereteh Sh Ga. sseunconne scons audnoduns 42 Broadway siGarnmieys isl orem Ger oe Ce ces nuaeae tay tes eremens eto tetera 42 BroadwayneBeatrices Manmingim Si Comets iclatcltaiaet trates Nokevers 36 Buragescy Sarah Mima streede om Concrete 0a ts arty ese entn eae ceet 42 Galcutts Janie Belle; Pamplicor@San Gar mere r aiid etna teirt tena cis 36 Gampbelli Betty JeangeEastovene on Gentaemte ee int ema 36 Gri, ieicety, iacikvanclke, ING Jhacococaentmenucuodgodanae 36 Gantey, wPegayi Manningy = (Gan ctgirtaetarnice-in isbn dh tarete er 28 Gastanes, Constance, eGharleston,eo. Genser raat atte siartenns 36 Gatoe eShideys Hartsville;eS Gar scr erin orien onsen tars 42 Ghastainy IRathiryingelt ke mS, ee 9 Geb ene eran reenter er itetenr eaten tee 42 Chestnut, Martha Dean, Conwayincnnl Gas ue rtet tee tttet orice tapas 42 Ghipleymsandraytiomestead a tlarnniis aa) aree denne esr 42 Clarke iSaranAninin Reid sviil ioe N iad Caves nian tenet riers itera 16 Glark; Patricia ys Winnsboro, Seu Caer eres orate morte aera ne eoiteres 42 Gollier, iLeahy sBenmettsvillie aso Geresndie tie tarts ttre wane ier ee 14 Collins anew hagelandie Sil Gere stts ae Avnet ne nanrennt siete er ear 36 Gopeland me Marciaybethunene Sc Currants ttre tee neiets eaten 43 Cooke Annettes Greenas. Gan) pincclectadeneenetctetss cerita meester cet 42 EGopple, Julian. Monto imN i. 5 G-mte ei tet macerated 36 Grouch? Suzanne;, Johnistomp oa Gece ence sci ini kets eis clad 43 Gufriers SUZANM ej SO VOSSE CN IN said ctretaiete of erteyerne tn tss stews at tee Menem ca 43 Degenharat, Elizabeth,� Spring! Eakew Nemec rtctettatelereielticriteiatel 28 Divine, Paula, Myrtle) Beach S.-:Giccnwent te snias crolesetsialetereers 43 106 Name Dority, Richard) Gharkestoni cow Gam. emit mien merit tan esata Douglass, Mary, Kingstree, S. C..... Drosem Bertha Maven Marion.) Gee atest ne ieetele Gillie eit: DuBose, Anne, Lamar, DuBosese Marys clizabethasSarcin}ayesce Cena: ti eeantitn tetas Dukes Marion® Lakes GityieS.- Citrine: cr nett ete cicre tthe eee DuRant ouzanmere nantsvillic pecan Gaetncrenete starrer ies ner DurhampPRegigivnehickemSsaoam Geese pe yetette teeters etcetera eee Eaddys Ratriciam Annes Gran tomes sl Cateye tsitne ie iiara eeeeel Fennegan, Faith, Fairmont, N-iGisn ss sees see ele ttc nen el Finch; Barbara, Bennettsvilley S.'Gi20 an een terete arenes Eochte Baroaraselincoln.) Ranken omelet iteeseentatcr ictal sien neice Foxworth, Joyce, Marion, Foxworth, Virginia, Marion, S. C........ Freeman; Lucilev Gy, Darliag tome san Gacernee antral ere en Gainey, Almenay tlartsville:S.!Gasmise iri tetst ttt rata GallowayeJovces Dariimaton oem Geri innmert terrae ite nna Gause, Minda Anny Myrtle Beachy S: Coc ettetsitetcrele tenet erat eae Gelzen Anny GonwayipSit Gan cencrnorialnpe aie atomic ieee terete oe emeEe Gerralds NelitsiNicholspssaG emcee Gore? Dorothy, ilkoriss:S. Gen mets sci cineca ost art renee eas GrahamipAnnettey Ayno tis Sa Castenatetateictete ste aratetelepe et ieee aes Graham, Barbaray) Manstielcas Massentetcneme rset re seinesicrtett: tatersi int Graham, Sylviay Savannalige Gace ete series ete nia ene Griffin, Pauline, Monroe, Gurley), Jianmie! Fi, Charlotte; INin (Gear cats yeti eleey tists seen taeae Hamilton, Patricia, Dillon, S. C Harper, Louise Martony SGingemient sacra senna tee Farrelsons Janette, Georgetowmrsen Gaeiiseni teint ene Harvey Mays Elizabeth) Goltimoraypes. (Gone t telat iter iene Hawkins, Susan, Greenwood, S. C Hayes, Dorothy, Latta, S. C Heustess, Patricia Ann, Conway, S. C Holroyd, Susan, Greenwood, S. C imately Gubvate, asinmeicen; sb Gacacabunndacoctsouecmeuneonc.- Hosey, Patsy, Greenville, S. C.....° Howie, Jane, Monroe, N. C Howle, Eleanor Jane, Darlington, S. C Huggins, Betty Jean, Myrtle Beach, S. C Huggins, Frances, Timmonsville, S. C Ingram, Jane, Hartsville, Jackson, Sara Pauline, Hartsville, S. C James, Nora, Galivants Ferry, S. C Johnson, Hazel, Kingstree, S. C Johnson, Elaine, Georgetown, Johnson Norma Jean artsy ler) Sone cereneee eis s ern Johnston, Joyce, Conway, S. C Joyce, Barbara, Sanford, N. C Page STUDENT DIRECTORY—Continued Name Ka van alma Ui Ore Sor Coece mee eres cunke cSreeaieee ome eles nsnalishoi aoe alley, Jowes, ecto, Ss WGosecescocnmmodoonsnaneecuon ove Niney, White 13s, Stes Trlenswillla, Sone co cn ana couuugsp oe weunoone Mins, Mieke, Stuimiaenvilke; Ss yo sncqnsecd a soqguecsctoueqasa: Nidgkynch, WAllneliniine, Gietaalling Ss Crooscoocscansecnes5ue500 Ko lomiclelentn Conway Sen Crerrencitema se riarni So erent Gay cre Leste, IMEieln, Nemanaetir, ING (Cases euanonoenssoosrgobosncosal Leineionel, Mica, Onelincicouites, Ss Coo. .cce0oeeoocngoegnane Lawhon, Shirley, Timmonsyville, Lee, Trlalen, ‘Winiimemewilles S. Claasacceauues scoeelacueme mane Lemmons, Delores, Iriarte; Ss Ga ooaccsconcccscnnonovceus Ergonwurrances Greenwood) S41 Gek ose e mten sue se nia alee: illes, Tomtias 1, dts, daleitewillle, S. Goooaceecasacccuenaaswoens Lockee, Claudette, Pembroke, Locklear, Jeanene, Darlington, [ockleanm Maxines Rowlands IN« Geese.) asesn Gite SA tek Meats Leng, Jiehin, Ameksieom, Ss Cin on soonansosecansoseanspnecous Lomeny, lsloviamel, Penlorole, IN, Qesccnsasnceccscnanupsons: Lemania, eines, Wnlanitnvenicwy Ss (Csska5ssncsonssnancseeone MeCradem, Dolores, Asmewtlll@: No Conccoscacouvcsssvaursdedec McCune, Lerma, Rlansillle, Sa(Gisdsccanscoosccarnoosndacae McDonald, Murray, Hartsville, McElmurray, Sylvia, Aiken, Meraetelin, Jecmine, aloe, S: (Ca cetccnauoucunasocac suacedsr McGuirt, Anne, Melman, VAIeiGMie, Imei, Ss (Co cosacoceehaccoeusenueune Mieximigilaty, IMME, ZX, IMM; Ss Crock onocconsuonadveesen Melenmlo, Mering, Bienejnaic, Ss (Goacecccscssatoauuiaasonune WMitlKs; [etginlexarts Toei Se, (Cea ceca otic on oe a eid warn aie: MiimaGy Wale Wee litle Sieg SalGis as oogdes nn ae ca anemo5 8 seme MAXON aes eniyapml alia feSVilllie we Sop Gem eke eter Pcie scaccsi oak, see ntac sl cymeneoa ae Micoely, IEmesimime, Yomees lislamel, Ss (Gj. cascanuurensncocdaare Meme, Ree, Gierdessei, Si Coc conaceadonadnnnsouenraneeons Myers, Ganieene’, Dillon, Ss Goowosoooncacateacnnoannaneeaane Monroe, @atesm Mainynmelcl antisviill eae cael Cure termise ammiaryenstits cries «cack ay a Owens, Bet, Hezener NeGooocaccncacnhocsadb aes spenagaae Pail, Ciaikes W7., Detihingiei, Ss Co2600c00900q0eenannacoone Parker, Lucile, Bennettsville, Pats, Joan, (iene, Ss Qos scocescataiooosnouges soacansn Payales, DCS, esd Sp Ae. oncweped os coset ene aeoceooon Te Peterkin tlorence, ot. Matthews) Ss Geo ian g anus ae coset trie! oy Prillt ias, IMveiny Were, Gnessetutalkel, Ss Grudn scencuudeceosscn eda: Pitman, Armin, Dillon, Riwete Jewes, Seucliia; Ss Qosacccs no cbeoosswa te sn shoots Plowdenpmclizabethe lakes (Gityy Se Graeme actic eaten te vaniv sella. Rordivern Wyaisy, IMM (kseigeine, Ss Coo sacnecaelvtauesnooounder Ponwar, Gonacllisy,, Goclvuvelmeradh Ile (Coc $05 po cenesasoeeddnacode Romer, (dleaner, Imei Se Goums oou oa nc.ceeugneenseine clo o-a.c on 107 Name Page Piles, lkewise,. AWichews, Sy tGru ac cn cabo deans oobe pees beaumetae 38 Piivekgem, Caine, NWniteovaille, NG Coa oc cavcccosuussnocuoausssare 45 Pails, lelralocn, Demilitnehett, S;Gsosucassccossccnepcevovcoce 38 Relelis, Wonme, Goengtrom, Ss Coosccuscesnusansescovonsae 45 Rese, Selly, Swaitses, So Cistascseoes ; ie Rs tir rete ora 20 Reaves, Cnankarws, Dillon, Ss Coeoccocscaussvceueososanonaes 38 Revels, Della Mec, Pramas, IN, (Ci, oon2c2scsanecoesacnooce 31 Nee, -Ihlemer, 7Nilemebike, Sp Cossencoccodesecenaun dimodanor ame 45 RIMES, IMMA, Imation: So Coenevccocacsspobgodobouas snare 38 Néloeis, Beasy, Gollivenmic (Rainy, Ss Goceaobsadboc0cadsauccsar 45 Relxemieiny Janes: Ws, Selenite; Sz GQoooodeeceancedbocuumoenns- 45 Recsies, Sar, iingeuee, SiG, 10.0 ono nhacssucdcuenaoaneaae 31 Rogers, [Remees, Comeenativn Si GQroncocctcavcgoansuoceccconec 3| Rogers, Merde, Ikalse View, S) Cinecncescoonnganoccacesuocde 20 NogiES, IPesicny Imlemauillls, Sst o06cconndeoenddocqnnusnocee 31 Rudiven, Witte lhelee Citey, S. Ci. coccodnencdsenoucsescouucus 38 SEINE Schuneeltgy Sie Bonen ato aowlnciutra ete eo DOr eae: 31 Savves, Gnisume, Gnadkesvom, Ss Cooon cudswecesenensdeonnvene 3| Sriclley, Badsare Amine, Retines, Ss Greco cae sconcoascuaesoacae 22 Singilevem, Kennemine Ih, (levees, SS, Coanscosansccccancvscsee 16 Saimin, ice J, Wallnall®, So Gos caccoasvnaocancobacmvusduce 12 Suewans, Wemey, inlaitaaile, So Gocossonsouassusostanscuasee 32 Seger, Pesce, IMieinnitie, Se Coc cscccocwostgoounsoannenacer 45 Selle WckaMn, IMinGiodks, Ss Gsig.ceoschoacheannebonuadaeeb ne 38 Siac, “Allies, Inlawouille, Sy (Gocoe.ssovecsoocrsboouabaeuns 15 Swudway, Allene, Trkatieuille; So Gis boo no sce condos anc xeneacuae 15 Sitid ay, Beitoare Amm, Nesmitin; Ss (Gocucaccenenccconnnsseuce 45 Smaer, Merina, dimes, NeGG.s no-ncncese coven evesaasuvesat 45 Siiaa, SMC THIOeIes) Ss (Coaadou conons aon ons condemn eneaae 32 linommas, Sane, lrlenawille, Ss iG. cotacassccpnsanpousseraane 88 Tinomeseia, Ennana iatce, Lawirens, Ss Qascesconscaactonnocsoce 45 Tomitinsen, Winetitia, Wiilseip, INs Coocccadasauconqacoscransson 7 jiownsend, Genen Wadmalaw: Island, Sy Givsseessasense seus. 45 Vummselt, Wire, Ciadeswem, Si (Cocos one ccovuegcooege ue mon 12 Vcr, lelrailacdn, Pamaliee; S, Cooocconscconencsvcosueonann 19 ines Sevee, Inkartauillle; Ss GQooceescocnsespcotosonentoosaue 38 Tyme ieitenl. Inleitoalle, StGse ocueanacdcassvoschobosaae ace 38 Winnar Suimmners, alteree, Se (Cs. uacencunsocoangdmendubeocuans 38 Wales, Jesmmecte, Ishamsuilie, S: Gccnccosaccoccanenscasce 38 Wench, Banton, Geomciowm Ss GQoaocsucnssancournhoonsunsor 32 Waisen, Jamies Bom Gneszentialel’ S, Gu ecackeaca-cocccesneae 45 Welostiar, Paineia, lake Cia, Sp Gaesncacundeccopuacuboausqen 38 Wane, (Morton, (sneak, Ss Grcosoconmasaconascgoos fugasc 38 WAintaMenoi, Dina Een So Ecsaocansacoouncavosonagenoneme 38 Wangs, Meany lence; Inleraviie, Ss (G@iodoceconasccescencox 38 Willionas, sininy TEISMNIE: SoG@oecc sbodsvccusonog Seu0usoase 38 Wilsonpeosal anewiNingstneesiS-) Guts same erecta aes aee 52 Yarborough, Martha Ann, Timmonsville, S. C.............-04. 45 Younes, Meneclane, Chime Ss Grosconnossoncgsceonadaasnouc 38 q Q j Q Q j y Q Q Q ) ) Q ) : QED ITDO™ITMOITII_ITMBO™MD IPT? OPD9D OPO ?DOPI 9? D070 COMPLIMENTS OF HARTSVILLE DRUG COMPANY HAR svi, 2. 6 Oh OK OK OK OK INE SESS DIDI ODN x YD 6 OE OK 6 6 6 6 OOOO OKO x YD46 6 6 KK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 6 OS OO GRIFFIN RADIO AND TV SERVICE “We Repar any Make or Model xX Radio or Television” KA 1408 Caroma Ave. Puone 575 FOOD ODOM OW DOPOD EDDY OPRPE POOP D269 2099099000 P ODO 0W 0D DD0OO7— x SE D6 4 EK OK 6 OK OK OK SK OK OE OK KOK OK SK OK DK HE q COMPLIMENTS OF HUGH'S TEXACO SERVICE PHONE 258 Harrsvitze, S. C. Sh Oh I OOK j ) % x S66 6 6 OK OK EK OK DK KK KK J Ey COREREAN DEG @ Wiese HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA SK OK OK OK OK (DYDD YPDIVPP0PT 0D OPPO DO QO t D6 D6 6K 6 OK OK OK OK 6 KOKO 0S x 0 REFRESHMENT CENTER q LUNCH e BREAKFAST SANDWICHES e FOUNTAIN DRINKS HartTsvitue, S. C. DID IDITDOIDI TMI DODO Q Q ) x 29D OPTI OPPO OPTI P9009 DDOPTI OX O0DOOTIO0K000 x DOT OX 002090 O00 000 DO POLSON’S JEWELRY STORE WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND RONSONS REPAIRED x Prarts RestRuNG Gifts and Special Orders Hartsvitxe, S. C. EDOM OMIM I? FED 9XQO000000DOH 22004262 OPW PI OKO x YD 6 6K OK 6 OK OK OK SK OK KK OE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SOUTHERNAIRE Daruineton, S. C. The World’s Best Apple Pie Q ) QDI MOOV DODO OPT OPPO OPTI OP OPPO PTH OOOO PDD PPP D294 D6 DK DS OOS SPANIER BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN “Less Work for Mama” WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES OURF SPECIALTY Friorence, S. C. KDODODOIDOIDOMD ITO OE Q ) ) ) ) ) j QOD OPP PPO OPP OPP? Po OPDO°VPTPPPRTOPDOTO9DOPR 9D 22928 206 046 6 6 KK OK SK SS OS OO TRUST COMPANY OF SOUTH CAROLINA HartTsvILLE, SourH CaroLina COMPLETE ¢ DEPENDABLE INSURANCE 22D 09D PPD OPP OOP? DaO0D PPO PD OPDDODOO0R KDIDOMDITDIOIMIDI DIU DODD IPIOPHV DODO IK D029 PPP? TPP? DPPH SO COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORES C. EK. Denny, Owner Hartsvitie, S. C. 26 946 6 6 KK SK 8 SK OK OK OK SK 9 2229992292994 D094 D4 D6 OK 4 OK CoMPLIMENTS OF PEE DEE HATCHERY HARTSVILLE, S. C. 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FLORENCE, S. 22999 299046 KK OK 0K OS OK bes i VANITY BEAUTY SALON Prone 490 1225 Fierrn Sr. Hartsvitie, S. C. DOD ODIO OI0PTI-0IVITDVIDHOY NE ) ) P29 POPP PDP OPO KK 0 0 OK OO O X PHONE 885 ESD OE OH x Q ) ! ) ) ‘ ) ) ! Q ' Q XK YD OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 6 9 OK 6 6 6 KD DDO DOPOD OPPO DO Wk Hank Re Che Or It has been a privilege and a pleasure to be chosen as your official Portrait Photographer— Our 7th consecutive year at Coker. LAVERGNE OF CHAPEL HILL Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lavergne Johnson Hillview Road, P. O. Box 878 Chapel Hill, N. C. BESO OOOO SI III III OHI II III IIIA IIH IAI SAAS) AISA A AOA NS AI x SSS SS SS OS UNITED GROCERY AND MARKET FANCY GROCERIES AND QUALITY MEATS PuHoxne 200 Hartsvitte, S. C. YA YA HOA YA, A, WOK OK me FOOD POO ee ee ee E 0 = x y 7 i CoMPLIMENTS OF Y } x y x oA s FURR’S x x x | x - E = = a iu y “HW é N exer © lose x Pe x s or 5 Hartsvitte, S. C. x x x V x x y ) x ¥ x ARCADE HOTEL x x x x en : 5 J Q The Friendly Hotel X x 3 x i x x Hastsvise, S. C y x xX xX V x 09000 y ni y x x x x x The Bank of Hartsville A OH OO OH Mewmeser Feprrat Dereposrr [NstRANCE Corporation We Welcome Every Opportunity of Serving the Students and Faculty of Coker College LLL AL! AIL AVA VA YHA VA YA PA CA SAA YA SA SOA YEA YEA EA SA PEA SEA YEA EA YEA SEA YASS, LOLOL LOLOL LOLOL LOLOL LOL SOK HOOnvrs i ( ( ( ! ( ( ( ( ! ! ! ( ( ( ! f THE HARTSVILLE MESSENGER HSS LA DK OK HK OK OK OK HE XDA A A CA A YEA YEA EA CA YEA YA A EA EA YA, YEA A YE x . + , - 7 i Darlington County's Home Newspaper x ry? : 6 Since 1893 x x x i x x x - SSSR RR RR RE RE RE : WH x x a § STEVENSON OIL COMPANY x x x x QUAKER STATE OIL ! x i SHELL PRODUCTS x GOODYEAR TIRES @e ACCESSORIES Q Y xX x x PHONE S87 1735 S. Firrn Sr. 9 X () x x - FASHION CENTER ‘ Q x x x “Where Quality is Higher Than Price” ‘ i 151 West Evans Street x 5 i Frorencr, S. C. . i ; Fat HE x () ri = x CLAUDE’S SERVICE STATION y A x xX x TEXACO PRODUCTS x () FIRESTONE TIRES x x ' x x | Puoxe 370-J Hartsviie, S$. 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APP 4 PD OPP 922929099000 IIDOPTDOIDO0DO0RPO™— OO 113 2200922066 4 6 6 DK SK OK 4 4 DK OX 9 EO Boyd-Powe Drug Company Prescription REXALL Druggist PHONE 151 HARTSVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA PD PDP 0D OPDDOPDO0 DPD DODD DDK 6 KK SK SK SK SK OE i PPD PDD PDP PPD PDP PPPDaO0OID PPO DIPDIIDOODOVOPS x D446 D4 DK KE x DPT PPT PPP? ITP PITA APITH$.P™AP PTI PTDIPV™ITIU DOT O MM (O97— OH HARTSVILLE MOTOR COMPANY HARTSVILLE, S. C. SED 5 KK OK SK SK KK OHI SDK OK OK OK KK EX OKIE D999 OPDOIP ITIP OIOPT ITH OPP OPDOPP PHOS RT j ( ( j Q j Q COMPLIMENTS OF CLYDE KING ESSO STATION Carouina AVENUE AT FourTH Puone 9140 YP. YK DK DK SK 9 «HE Hartrsvitye, S. C. XK KK DK OK OK OO OX OO POT OPWD ODP DO0PDPDOPTDOPOPD DDO OO x f ( j ( Q Q Q ) Q j COMPLIMENTS OF F. W. DENNY JEWELER Firra STREET Harrsvixuez, 8S. C. XE OK OK OO OK OO OO YD I IK OX HE i DIDI IDISISIDISISISISISIDISISISIX HARTSVILLE FLORAL SHOP Lucie Henprix, Designer CORSAGES e FUNERAL DESIGNS CUT FLOWERS 1208 Cotiece Avr. 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THE KERFOOTS Interior Decorators Tom AND LUCILLE 13805 CoLuEce AVE. HarTsvitLeA, S. C. ) Q ) ) EOD OOOO OO2XOIPOORODOOP DD 6 6 6 6 6 ODOT OOOOH O0DDOK0O07 ¥ ( f f f f ( j COX MUSIC HOUSE Everything in Music 13823 Carona AvE. oh AEF HARTSVILLE, KEV??? YSIS PK KO HE l {SIPS IPI ISISHISISIDIPHITHIPITIDIDSODO COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE CAB COMPANY 1326 Carotina AVENUE S. C. Nicut PHONE 9197 - 9141 HarTsvVILue, Day PHONE 9197 YD DK OK DK KE YD DPD KE YD 6 OK OK OK OK KK OK OK 6 SK SK KK KK OK HE Delicious and . Refreshing oH HARTSVILLE, S. C. SE OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK CK EDK KK KOE SED 69D OOD PPD PD ODO 6 0 6 6 0 6 0 6 6 8 8 OK OK OO OOK 118 SE OO OK OK OOK OE OK OK OK OK DK KK 9K OK OK HE Hughes Equipment Company CHURCH, SCHOOL AND INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE Office and Showroom: 1229 MONTIEU AVE. 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