Dentsville High School - Cougar Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

1 THE COUGAR 1965 Dentsville High School Columbia, South Carolina Volume V FOREWORD It has been our privilege in presenting this volume of The Cougar to portray the essence of dignity, loyalty, sportsmanship, and the quest for knowledge that is Dentsville High School. In it we have tried to depict the spirit of unusual friendliness which is traditional of Dents- ville students. To our fellow classmates, it is our fondest wish that this volume may ever guard the treasured memories of our high school days against the ravages of time. To other readers, we sincerely hope that its contents may further one’s understanding and appreciation of the love we share for Dentsville High. CONTENTS Faculty and Classes Organizations Fine Arts Athletics Honors Student Life Advertisements THE COUGAR STAFF Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Horton, Zoe Ann Bus- house, Mary Castles, Robert Coleman, Rita Dixon, Lynn Driggers, Karen Elder, Rachel Fellers, Steve Foster, Marsha Givens, Lyn Henderson, Phyllis Hendrix, David Murphy, Hugh Oldham, Gaye Theus, Becky Thompson, Jack Walker, Donna Whalen. DENTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SEAL It has been our honor to present to the Dentsvilie High School student body a seal which we feel represents the fine character and scholastic leadership of our student body. The torch is a symbol of knowledge and represents learning. This applies not only to the students at Dents- vilie but also to the faculty that guides us in attaining our education. The two masks of comedy and tragedy represent the fine arts. The drama club, and the band, art, chorus, and speech classes with their attendant clubs would be typical of this symbol. The winged foot with the Roman sandal portrays excellence in our athletic program and the toil of hard work and fail sportsmanship demanded by it. The charter and gavel are representative not only of the clubs and organizations at Dentsvilie but also of our elected officers and student government. The key in the center stands for the success and opportunity afforded Dentsvilie students as they grow up to adults capable of bearing the responsibilities of citizenship in their community, city, state, and country. Fur- thermore, it represents the key to a growing school, and that is our growing community. Our school mascot, the Cougar, is a representation of the student body. It is only fitting that the Dentsvilie High School Cougar should rest on our motto, Semper Fidelis - Always Faithful. it is a loyal thing you do when you tender any service to the brethren. Ill John 5 R.S.V. In sincere appreciation of your patience, diligence, and sympathetic interpretation of the thoughts of youth ... for your unswerving devotion through your hard work and concern for the betterment of Dentsville High School, and fair play in every phase of high school life . . . With admira- tion, affection, and esteem. The Cougar Staff proudly dedicates The Cougar of 1965 to ROBERT D. SAXON. i t ■50 f y' b ROBERT D. SAXON Supervisor of Transportation Supervisor of Audio-Visual Aids Teacher of Anatomy and Biology 7 Semper Fidelis Renewing old friendships and forming new ones contribute to the joys of high We learn to make use of our talents by putting them into practice, and by devel- oping our talents, we often discover new ones. school life. 10 In everyday places we find . . . From class to class we travel, always taking on new knowledge, always conserving the old. 11 . . . Enthusiasm is a heartfelt thing; without it we lose a sense of loyalty and pride in our school. Whether we are enjoying a pep talk by the coach, working together on a school play, campaigning for our favorite candidate, or striving for the honor roll, we are inspired by enthusiasm. As young people this zeal is important in our lives, for it often helps to cultivate the clear-thinking, spirited citizens that the modern world demands. the awakening spirit of learning . . . Our world of today is progressing faster and faster. To compensate for this advancement, we must all learn the new methods employed in various fields, consequently broadening our education. At one time or another, we all enjoy the lust of recognition. the vibrance of challenge Challenge is to the mind as calisthenics are to the body. Today's high school offers many challenges, whether they be on the athletic field or in the class- room. Encouraged by the stimulation of competition, we strive to attain our goals through vigorous practice, dedication, and perserverance. We yearn; we strive; 17 we accomplish. Administration F acuity Classes MR. EDWARD U WRIGHT Superintendent A.B., Wofford College, M.Ed., U.S.C. MR. HARRY R. PARONE Assistant Principal B.A., U.S.C. Mr. E. L. Wright, a native of Columbia, has been school superintendent of District Two of Richland County since 1943. Under his direction, a number of new schools have been erected and others expanded. Prior to his coming to District Two, he served in the Navy in World War I, and had twenty-three years teaching experience as a history instructor and coach in several fine schools and colleges in the South. One of Mr. Wright's many outstanding achievements is the compilation and editing of a Social Studies film of South Carolina. In addition, Mr. Wright is an avid historian and participates in many historical societies throughout South Carolina. Mr. C. E. Young, who was principal of E. L. Wright Junior High School for one year, has been principal of Dentsville High School for the past two years. Mr. Young is certified in agri- culture, science, elementary and secondary education, and public school administration. In his twenty-three years of teaching ex- perience, eleven of these have been at Dentsville. During this time, Dentsville High School has grown from a small rural school to a school of over a thousand students, in a thriving suburbia. Mr. Harry R. Parone was principal of Louie W. Conder Ele- mentary School for two years, and is in his second year as as- sistant principal of Dentsville High School. Mr. Parone, who has been at Dentsville for fourteen years, is also the present District Athletic Director. Administration MR. C. E. YOUNG Principal B.S., Berry College, M.A., U.S.C. 20 MRS. ELEANOR BULL A.B., Furman Univ. M. Ed., U.S.C. Coordinator of Instruction MRS. FRANCES HOLDER Fort Smith Commercial College, Arkansas Polytechnic College District Secretary MRS. ALICE ABERCROMBIE Furman Univ. Draughons Business College, Payroll Clerk BOARD OF TRUSTEES MR. ROBERT SAXON B.S., Mississippi State Univ. District Transportation Supervisor MRS. KATHERINE CAUDLE B. S. , U. S. C. Secretary to the Coordinator MRS. CLARICE CARTER MRS. GLORIA LYONS Secretary to the School Secretary Principal MRS. NORMA CASTLES Lander College Supervisor of study halls, Office Ass't DEPARTMENT HEAD: MR. WALTER DERRICK MRS. MARY FERRELL A. B. , M. A. t U. S. C Guidance Director GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT ENGLISH DEPARTMENT B. A., Univ. of W. Va. M. A., Syracuse Univ. Guidance Counselor DEPARTMENT HEAD: MISS FRANCES LaBORDE A. B. , U. S. C. Journalism, English, Dents-Events MRS. RUTH SIKKENGA B. S., Taylor Univ. English MR. FRANK CANTRELL B. A.. U. S. C. English, Speech, N. F.U MR. OWEN CLARY MRS. JO ANNE SHAW MRS. ANNABELLE SNIPES MRS. JEANNE WILSON B. A., LLB., U. S. C. English, Junior 22 Cougar Club B. A., Furman Univ. English, The Cougar A. B., Winthrop College, English, Girls 4-H Club B. A., Winthrop College, English, N. H. S., Drama Club DEPARTMENT HEAD: MRS. FRANCES STEARNS MRS. MARY ANNE COOK B. A., Earlham College Biology SCIENCE DEPARTMENT B. A., Asbury College Chemistry, Physics JETS Club MISS DALE CRAIG B. S., Furman Univ. Biology, Science, Art Club MRS. SANDRA GOOLSBY B. A., Converse College, Science, Anatomy, F. T. A. Club MRS. HELEN NESBIT A. B., Marshall College, Science, Anchor Club FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT HEAD: MRS. HELEN WILLIAMS B. A., Tulane Univ. Spanish, Latin, Latin Club MRS. MARIA MacFARLANE B. A. , Friedrich Wilhelm Univ., German MISS MARILYN MORGAN B. A., Sou. Methodist Univ., French, N. H. S. • French Club MISS GLADY SARRATT B. A., Winthrop College, Spanish, Civics, Spanish Club 23 COMMERCE DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT HEAD: MRS. BETH RIDDLE A. B., U. S. C. Commerce, Senior Class Sponsor DEPARTMENT HEAD: MRS. MAUREEN CANTRELL MRS. JACQUELYN HORTON trm flWti B. S., Western Carolina Commerce, Ass't Cougar Sponsor MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT B. S., Furman Univ. Algebra, Geometry MRS. REBA LIVINGSTON B. A. , Columbia College, Typing, Business English MR. GEORGE CHERRY B. A., Furman Univ. Mathematics, Boys' 4-H Club MRS. BUTLER DARGAN B. A., Converse College, Mathematics, Geometry, Algebra MR. BRIAN MURPHY B. A., U. S. C. Mathematics MR. JOSEPH O'BYRNE MRS. CATHERINE SCHNEIDER B. S. , U. S. C A. B., Winthrop Mathematics, Student College, Algebra Council 24 DEPARTMENT HEAD: MR. DONALD CLARY I A B. S., U. S. C Band and Chorus Director MRS. ANN BECKHAM B. S., B. S. N.LS., Peabody's Teachers' College, Librarian FINE AND PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENTS MRS. HELEN KEITH Library Clerk MRS. SHIRLEY KNEECE A. B., U. S. C. Art, Art Club DEPARTMENT HEAD: MR. HERBERT CORBITT B. S., Clemson Univ. Agriculture, Shop, F. F. A. MRS. PAT YARBOROUGH B. S., Winthrop College, Distributive Education, D. E. Club DEPARTMENT HEAD: MRS. GLADYS YOUNG B. S., Winthrop College, M. A., U. S. C. Home Economics, F. H. A. MRS. RUTH GREER B. S., Univ. of N. C. Home Economics, English, Medical Careers Club MRS. MARBELLE PHILLIPS B. S., Winthrop College, Home Economics, F. H. A. 25 Department Head: MR. HARRY PARONE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MR. LEE KOTY MR. DONALD RICHARDSON MISS CAROLYN WEBB B. A., U.S. C. Athletic Director, Basketball Coach A. B., U.S.C. Physical Education, Basketball, Boys' Block D Club B. S., Wake Forest College, Health and Physical Education Football Coach B.S., U.S.C. Girls' Physical Education, Basketball, Girls' Block D Club SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Department Head: MRS. DOROTHY TODD MR. GUY FERGUSON MR. MARVIN McBRIDE B. A., Winthrop College, Psychology, U. S. History, Ass't MR. RICHARD McINVAILL Senior Class Sponsor A.B., U.S.C. History, Chorus, Junior Class Sponsor B. S., Univ. of Utah Psychology, Key Club MR. JAMES McLEOD MRS. VIRGINIA MORRIS MRS. LOUISE SPEARS B.A., M. Ed., U.S.C, History, Economics B.A., U.S.C. English, U.S. History B.A., Winthrop College, History, Student Council B.A., St. Andrews Presbyterian College, Civics, Cheerleaders 26 CAFETERIA STAFF MRS. LOUISE PASCHAL Dietician Mrs. Louise Brown, Mrs. Pearl Corley, Mrs. Mary Elkins, Mrs. Rhoda Salter, Mrs. Margorie Sanders, Mrs. Odessa Ford CUSTODIAL STAFF MR. R. E. MILES Head Custodian MR. WADE BARNES MR. THEO GUNN BUS DRIVERS 1ST ROW, Robert Foust, Peter Arnett, Sig Miranda, Tim McKeown. Wesley Taylor, Gene Crim, Bill Leonard, Butch Richardson. Phillip McNair, Archie White, Tim West. Richard Reese. Joe Pe- rito. 2ND ROW, Larry Jackson, Larry Smith, Myra Croft, Sadie Watts, Elizabeth Smith, Steve Leggett, Pam McKeown, Harry Tompkins, Carlos Acevedo, Freddy Bartlett, Jimmy Jacobs, Richard Russell, James Watson, Robert Douglas, Jim Dress, Carol Felty 27 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gaye Theus, secretary; Becky Thompson, reporter; Larry Shaw, president;. Rachel Fellers, treasurer; Steve Dearwent, vice president. Our last year High school is gaining knowledge, promoting good citizenship, practicing fair play and making friends. It is striving for the achievement of long-sought goals and aspirations. One's senior year is special in this respect. It is the culmination of all these efforts. Grad- uation is the horizon of our high school days. We stand here in our caps and gowns and clutch our diplomas tightly, feeling proud, yet overwhelmed with nostalgia. Walking through the cor- ridors for the last time, we glance backward once more, only to hear the echoes of our resound- ing footsteps. Never can we experience that portion of our youth again. But we are not mel- ancholy, for the future is bright and we are ready for the challenge life presents. 28 ANNE ABERNATHY Fashioned so slenderly young and fair STEPHEN ADAMS Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep LOIS EWART ADDISON Silence is a fine, jewel for women BETSY KAY AIRS In friendship I was taught early to be- lieve OSCAR ALLISON A regular fellow, it is true; full of pep and mischief, too BONNIE ALMAND Her life is many a hope and aim Seniors SANDRA KAY ARNOLD A kind heart is a fountain of gladness GILBERT BACO An honest man's word is as good as his bond FREDERICK L. BARTLETT Life is more amusing than a thought BETTIE LEE BENEKER A soft answer tumeth away wrath JOHN R. BERNOTAS Be of good cheer FRANK BETTERTON I can resist anything except temptation 29 GINGER BIERER There is no duty we underrate so much as the duty of being happy ALBERT THOMAS BIRD I try ail things; I achieve what I can TIM SLOAN BLACKWELL Every day's work well done forms a step in the ladder of success RONALD KEITH BLANTON Having fun in his way - skip the future and live today LINDA JANE BOLTON True to her work, her words, her friends SHARON LOUISE BROADHEAD She has a friendly way ana smile that makes us love her all the while Seniors enjoy ROBERT VERNON BROOKS Live and let live, as I will do BARBARA LEE BRYANT Laugh and be merry! Remember the world with a song DIANE BRYANT There is nothing so pleasant as remem- bering my good friends DIANTHA JANE BURGESS A sweet disposition is the soul of suc- cess BILL BURNETT To music and women I cannot but give way ZOE ANN BUSHOUSE Brevity is the soul of wit 30 TIM CANNADAY I'm not lazy; I'm just dreaming MARC F. CARLTON I'd like to be bashful, but fate decreed otherwise EUGENIE HANNELORE CARPENTER Youth is full of pleasure GENIE CARTER Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul ROBERT CATES When my studies get so deep, men I lay me down to sleep EDWARD ROGERS CERNY Skill makes big accomplishments and undertakings a pleasure renovated lounge 31 CLARICE DIANA COAPLEN Just so cute and always neat, elle est tres petite ROBERT COLEMAN The days that make us happy make us wise HERBERT COOPER Every man will be my friend RICHARD WAYNE CRIBB Mischief, thou art afoot MYRA ELIZABETH CROFT Her ways are ways of pleasantness DON CUNNINGHAM He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty Class of ’65 numbers a PATRICIA ANN CURTIS Truth is the highest thing that woman may keep NANCY CAROL DAVIS I must talk and laugh or life would be empty STEPHEN DEARWENT I like a nice intelligent girl with a good head on my shoulder THELMA ELIZABETH DIAL Smart, capable, always kind; in fact, she just can't be defined ANGEL DIAZ Calm and easy is his style RITA DIXON She looked on life and found it sweet 32 JO ANN LYNNE DOHERTY A clever girl, a witty girl, a girl so full of fun ROBERT H. DOUGLAS I put all my troubles down in the bottom of my heart and sit on the lid and smile H. JAMES DRESS The best of healers is good cheer” FRED L DUNCAN Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech KAREN LeMAY ELDER Character is the result of two things: mental attitude ana the way we spend our time JOHN ELKINS Who soweth good seeds shall surely reap record-breaking 213. DARBY ERD These strange phenomena of life NENITA G. FALLER Honesty rare is a man without wind EVELYN FARIS A true friend is the greatest of all bless- ings RACHEL FELLERS For a girl more able, talented, and fine, you may search the world o'er and never find CAROL FELTY Wit makes its own welcome MARGARET FISH Ambition and the will to work are the chief requirements for success Homecoming reception SYLVESTER FLERX ”Be there a will, and wisdom will find a way LARRY FLYNN Tis all a great show, this world we live in LESLIE ELEANORE FORSYTHE She is a friend to those who know her JOHN FOSTER As he thinketh in his heart, so is he LAURA FOSTER A little soul so warm and true STEVE FOSTER To draw true beauty shows a master's hand 34 JIM FRIERSON Our ideals are our better selves” CONNIE FULLER To be true to others is to be true to thyself ALFULMER I speak in friendship's name LLOYD GEIGER Laughing and free ROBERT GIVEN While there's life - there's hope MIKE GIVENS Those that think must govern those that toil sponsored by Seniors DAVID A. GLASS Silence is deep as Eternity; speech is shallow as Time WAYNE GOFF Slow and easy all day long; as his friend you can't go wrong KENNETH GOODWIN I think he would not wish himself any- where but where he is DON GORDON Mischief sparkles from his very eyes1 RONALD GORICK He never has time to be sad DAVID GRUBER Quiet, but not idle Seniors hold JAMES 'DOC HART SOCK None but himself can be his parallel CORA HAWLEY Quite a talkative girl, full of fun WOODROW H. HEADDEN, JR. He'll be merry, he'll be free; he'll be sad for nobody MILDRED HAMMOND A heart benevolent and kind JANE HAMPE A lady has a right to change her mind KRISTI LEIGH HARKEY Her face was fair, her person pleasing, her temper amiable, her heart kind PHYLLIS HENDRIX Gratitude is the sign of noble souls GEORGE ILLINGWORTH Friends and friendly conversation are my companions JOHNNY JACOBS No one knows what he can do until he really tries VIRGINIA JAMES She is a friend to those who know her MARSHA JARRETT Great persons are able to do great kind- nesses JOHN J. JAVIER I follow the path of least resistance work day BILLY JEFFCOAT Give me the hand that is honest and true PAT JOHNSTON She hath a daily beauty in her life RANDY JONES I have been contented; therefore, no more shall be desired SHIRLEY JONES Sweetness is a precious virtue BEVERLY FAYE JOYNER Eyes that dance, a smile that sparkles DONNA JOYNER Strive not for gold, but for friends MICKEY JUSTICE Happiness is a habit cultivated' BILL KADLOWEC Ambitious, conscientious, sincere JOANNE KAFKA Though in height you find her small, her sweet smile is best of all DAWN MARIE KALOPLASTOS To be sincere is to be true ROBERT KELLY His interests are many and so are his friends CARL KENDALL A 'jolly good fellow Bustle Bowl is PAM LOVE Life is not life at all without delight JACK LOWRY A way to be happy is to make others happy SM1TTY MCDONALD Such wit and personality are sure to be found in so versatile a man BARBARA ANN KRESS It takes a tall person to know what s going on in the world MARTIN R. LEE I never met a man I did not like STEPHEN D. LEGGETT A swell guy, nice to know; a good friend WALTER KENDALL Friendly, willing worker JERRY KIMBLER Calm, courteous, considerate LINDA YVONNE KIMSEY Gentleness is a fine trait PAMELA GAIL KING We are charmed by her neatness, her gentleness, and her petiteness CAROL ANN KOLB Beauty is truth, truth beauty, - that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know KENNETH KOLB For a bashful boy, he sure gets around Senior project SANDRA McKEON Heard melodies are sweet, but those un- heard are sweeter TIM McKEOWN The brave man carves out his fortune HELEN McLEAN Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows BARBARA ANN McMILLAN Ready, willing, and most capable SUE MADDOX A girl with a friendly heart most gay DIANE MALLOY The sweetest of maidens with the gent lest of hearts 39 JIM MICHAEL MANCINI No limits but the sky BETTY MARTIN Life is like a game; play it fair and you will win SHIRLEY MARTIN A true friend ANN MASSEY A jolly, unselfish personality is the greatest gift of all KRISTIE ANN MEAD The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed BONNIE MERCIER To be gentle is the test of a lady Seniors receive SANDRA MILES Your life will never lack a friend GINGER MILLER A girl both friendly and sweet UN DA LOU MILLER Life is a gift; use it well and enjoy its wealth BARBARA MILUCAN Her future is planned - third finger left hand BEVERLY MILLS All experience is an arch to build upon CHARLES R. MILTON, JR. A smile for all, a greeting glad. An amiable, jolly way he has 40 KERRY MOORE A cheery smile, a pleasant manner WILLIAM CHARLES MORGAN He s a man of many friends LINDA MORRIS A good disposition is the foundation of happiness BILL MORRISON Everyone likes and respects self-made men ROBERT TAYLOR MORT, JR. Your life shall never lack a friend PEGGY MOTLEY The world looks much brighter from behind a smile coveted rings DAVID MURPHY His twofold purpose has forever been to be a man and serve his fellow men' KARL B. MYERS Not that I like work less, but I like fun more KENNY NATES His smile costs nothing, but gives much PEGGY NORRIS Honest and honorable are her ways SUSIE H. C. PASCHALL She is good who does good for others TOM PAYNE A little nonsense now and then 41 Seniors have first DAN PHILIPS 'Tis sweet to gaze into a kind man's eyes ALWANDA L PHILLIPS Hers is a personality worth achieving JANE PRESNELL A kind thought for everyone ROBERT PEDERSEN He was not merely a chip off the old block, but the old block itself THOM PENNINGTON Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty but never bad THOMAS PETRUSICK He profits most who serves best DALE QUEEN As friendly as friendly can be TERRY QUIGLEY Men of few words are the best men DOUGLAS REDDING The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well RICKY REDMON Tis that everyone would say, he's a jolly good fellow in every way MIKE REED Work is work and must be done; never- theless, I'll have my fun ALLAN REYNOLDS His deeds speak more than words can tell BEVERLY RIDENER She makes friends by being one JOAN ROBERTS As merry as the day is long CINDY ROBINSON Success comes to those who are honest, industrious, and persistent EFIGENIO RODRIGUEZ Once a friend, always a friend ROSE LEE ROEBUCK Full of laughter, full of fun JOYCE ROLLINS Striving and willing to work for herself and others Christmas dance RUTH ROSE Virtue is the performance of pleasant actions JUDY RUSHING Here is a girl with a heart and a smile that makes the bubble of life worthwhile JUDY CAROL SAMUSSON We know nothing of tomorrow, be happy and gay today JOYCE SELLERS Be cheerful in what you do and you will win in the end PAT SHAFFER Through life she goes with a happy smile LARRY SHAW The characteristics of this youth are honor, sportsmanship, and truth 43 Class day is one JOHN SIGLER Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm SUE SILL Sparkling laughter, friendly smile, being happy is her style MARY O'NEAL SMITH It is nice to be natural when one is naturally nice ROBERT E SMITH The mirror of all courtesy BRUCE SNYDER He who hath patience may accom- plish anything SHIRLEY SOLON As good-natured a soul as e'er trod on shoe of leather JAIME SOTO A boy of pleasant nature CAROL STANFIELD Dynamite comes in small packages BELMA STEELE Her thoughts are still as the waters BOBBY STEPP Great hopes make great men ELSIE STOCKMAN Never underestimate the power of a woman TOMMY STRICKLIN Count me not with those.who whine CAROLYN STURKIE With a friend and a song, 1 11 travel along DIANNE SUTTON The merry heart maketh a merry countenance KENNETH E. SWINK A rare compound of frolic and fun WESLEY TAYLOR I love my fellow creatures; I do all the good I can GAYE THEUS She burns the midnight oil, but not al- ways for study JULIUS THOMAS If you can C sharp and B natural, you will never B flat to be remembered BECKY THOMPSON A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches ENRIQUE TORO, JR. Life is full of spice MILLIE TORRES Friendship is a sheltering tree HOPE TROUTMAN A good heart is worth gold ERIC TURNER Laissez faire, laissez aller MARION VINCENT His gift to us is loyal friendship Class of ’65 TIM WEST Happy I am, from care I’m free; why aren't they all content like me? DONNA WHALEN Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity, and truth accomplishes no victories with- out it ROBERT WHIPPLE A man is rich in proportion to the number of things which he can afford to let alone LINDA. C. WILSON A bonny and carefree nature TERRIE LEE WYMAN Your quiet manner is perhaps your golden key to happiness JOETTE YANDLE Laughter holds its own sides LARRY WALKER He never has time to be sad WESLEY WALL As happy a man as any in the whole world, for the whole world seems to smile JIMMY WARD Calm and easy is his style BILLY WATTS A merry smile doeth good like medi- cine SADIE JANE WATTS Ever loyal, ever true to whatever task she has to do CAROL WEAVER How sweet and fair she seems to be BOBBY YOUNGBLOOD He is a man; take him all in all for we shall not look upon his like again IN MEMORIAM UNDA JANE MADDOX January 25, 1947 October 24, 1964 47 BEST ALL ROUND Rachel Fellers and Larry Shaw SENIOR MOST INTELLECTUAL Karen Elder and Tim McKeown MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mike Givens and Gaye Theus MOST DEPENDABLE Becky Thompson and Robert Coleman SUPERLATIVES FRIENDLIEST Pam Love and Karl Myers BEST LOOKING Kenny Nates and Elsie Stockman MOST POPULAR Steve Dearwent and Rachel Fellers SENIOR MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT David Murphy and Donna Whalen MOST TALENTED Kerry Moore and Steve Foster BEST DRESSED Kristi Harkey and Jimmy Mancini SUPERLATIVES WITTIEST Barbara Millican and Smitty McDonald MOST ATHLETIC Barbara Kress and Larry Shaw SI JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jack Walker, vice president; Pat Gjerdingen, treasurer; Binks Franklin, president; Jennifer Elkins, secre- tary. Absent from picture is Debbie Catoe, reporter. On Becoming Juniors We are proud to have entered at last the realm of upperclassmen. Now we are awakened with a fresh enthusiasm and eagerness as we face new responsibilities and challenges. We must continue to set a good example for underclassmen and at the same time prepare ourselves to be the leaders of a growing school. Club activities, candy sales, college boards and the Junior-Senior Prom fill the lives of each junior. This year has been a momentous one, for we have matured in mind and character as well as in body; and, in doing so, we await with great anticipation the zenith of our high school career. We have prepared ourselves and we are anxious to meet our final challenge. CARLOS ACEVEDO BILLY ACUFF PAT ALEXANDER BARBARA ALLEN JoANN ANDERSON SANDY ANKROM DEBI ARCHER PETE ARNETT JIM BARNETT BOBBIE BASS WILLIAM BATEMAN BOBBIE BATES FRANK BAUMANN CELESTE BELL MOLLY BERNAL Juniors KEITH BERRY SANDRA BLACK CYNTHIA BOLAND SUSAN BORMAN STANLEY BOWEN STEVE BRAZELL BARRY BROOKS FREDA BROWN JIMMY BRUNSON LINDA BRUNSON LINDA BUNDRICK JEANNIE CAPPS WILLIAM CARRION MARY CASTLES DEBBIE CATOE JIMMY CHASON RORY CLOSE ANN COBB SHIRLEY COOK GAIL COWART Two Juniors are first MARGARET CRAFT MICKEY CRAFT GENE CRIM JO ANN CROFT PETE CURRIE DAVE CUSHER DIANE DAUGHTRIDGE BOB DAVIS NILDA DIAZ LYNN DRIGGERS BARBARA EDGE BERNARDETTE EDMONDS LARRY ELEAZER JENNIFER ELKINS JIM EPLEY ALICE FAGAN STEVE FLAHERTY ROBERT FOUST BINKS FRANKLIN CAROLYN FROMM 54 PEGGY GEAR VIOLET GEORGE KATHY GIANNAROS JANICE GIBSON MARSHA GIVENS PAT GJERDINGEN PHILLIP GLENN EDWARD GOFF GENE GREENE TONY GUTIERREZ GAIL HARELSON JEAN HAYMAN VEYON HAYNES WILLIAM HEALY JOHN HENDERSON boy Cheerleaders LYN HENDERSON HELOISE HERBERT LINDA HERMAN JACK HERON ANN HERR ROGER HERRING BILLY HICKS JEAN HIGGINBOTHAM LINDA HIGHTOWER BOBBY HOLLAND BRUCE HOLLAND SHERYL HOLLAND GARY HORTON KITS IE HOYT MIKE HUDSON PAT HUTTO RICHARD INMAN LARRY JACKSON MIKE JENKINS SHERRY JINKS 55 CAROLYN JONES JIMMY JONES KAROL KELLEY BARBARA KIMBLER JAMES KING EVELYN KLICHTA TERESA KNEECE JAMES KOSKI PETE KOWALEWSKI ANN LEE WAYNE LeGRAND PETER LENDER BILL LEONARD KENNETH LOGING MIKE LONEY Candy selling CHARLES LONG BOBBY LOVE CARL LYLES ROSEMARIE MacFARLANE EDWARD MACOMBER CHUCK MAJURE DAUFORD MANESS ADA MATIAS JEFFREY MAZER NORMA McCOLLUM JUDY McDANIEL DOYNE McELVAIN BUDDY McKELVEY PAM McKEOWN vivian mcmillan CRAIG McQUIDDY JANET MIKELL CAROLYN MILES FAYE MILES RICHARD MILLER 56 TOMMY MITCHUM PERVIS MORGAN FRANK MORRISON MAXIE NATES TED NEELEY IRENE NOSSOV HUGH OLDHAM REIN A L DO ORTIZ HUGH PALMER RICARDO PANTONIAL DANNY PAYNE PATTY PEREZ JOE PERITO RICHARD PHILIPS JOHN PRAY is Junior project MARY ANN PROTHRO ROBERT PRUNTY SHIRLEY RAY VALERIE RECKLINGHAUSEN MARIE REILLY ROBERT REYNOLDS JENNIFER RHONEY LAURA RHONEY BRENT RIDENOUR ROLAND ROBERTS JOSE RODRIGUEZ PHYLLIS ROGERS CARL ROUNTREE SUSAN RUDDLE ALICIA RUIZ TONY RUSSELL BRENDA SALTER MARTHA SANTOS GAIL SAXON BRUCE SCHEUERMAN 57 ELLA SCHMIDT JOHN SCHOLL ANN SCOTT JACKIE SEBRING ROY SHANK DON SHIRLEY SCOTT SIGLER BETTY SIMMONS JAMES SIMMONS BILL SIMPSON KEITH SIMPSON BRUCE SLOAN CANDY SMITH ELIZABETH SMITH GARRIETT SMITH Juniors GARY SMITH LARRY SMITH PATRICIA SPRINGS PATRICIA STANCIL RONNIE STANLEY PAGE STANSBURY CHARMELLE? STAPLES TODDY STEELE EARLENE STEWART VELMA STOCKMAN ELIZABETH STYRON FRANK SUBER JAMES TANNER EDWARD TARRANTS FRANK TEMPLE JAMES THOMAS DYANNE TILLER TOMMY TIMBERLAKE ALLEN TINSLEY JOYCE TOMS 58 take PSAT JEEP VAN FRANK JULIA VOSS RICHARD WAGNER JACK WALKER PEGGY WARE ROBERT WEIR SUSAN WHITE LINDA WILSON KAREN WING FORD WRIGLEY JANIS WUNDER BARBARA YOUNG DAVID YOUNG EDDIE ZOMERFELD DAVID ALCORN JOYCE DAVIS SAMMY NOSS RICHARD REECE BECKY WELCH 59 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Bobby Walker, treasurer; John Heard, sec- retary; Bobby Hicks, vice president; Woody Henderson, president. JOHN ABEE SHARON ALLEN BELL AMAKER GEORGE AUTRY DONNA BAELEY DANNY BALL LUIS BANDINI DALE BARKLEY ERIKA BARNETT MIKE BATES LINDA BERNAL JAMES BEUSON SUSAN BEUTLER ROBERT BIRD JOHN BLACKMON ANDY BLACKWELL DOUGLAS BLEVINS THOMAS BOATWRIGHT JUDY BOLTON SHARON BOONE JACQUELINE BOSTICK DIANNE BOYKIN GLENN BRACKIN FRANK BRAZELL 60 BARBARA BREZENSKI DIANNE BULLARD MARY BURGESS TERESA CAMERON BILLY CAMPBELL CLARICE CAPPS GENE CARDER SCOTT CARSON JAMES CARWELL MYRNA CASIANO RONNIE CATES CARROL CHEEKS RAY CLONTIER DOT TIE COBB ROY COLEY CONNIE CONLEY DANNY COOKE CASSIE COOLEY Sophomores PA MELIA CORBITT DOROTHY COTHRAN WAYNE COWART JOHN CROSSLEY WILLIAM CURTIS ANDY CUSHER MYRRIAM CUTTING RONNIE DAVIS TED DELAGE DEE DELOACH ELAYNE DILL LINDA DOSS MARY DOSS DON DUNCAN BERNARD DUNN PATRICIA DUNN STAFF DUNN BRUCE ELROD BERT FITZGERALD RICHARD FITZGERALD EVELYN FITZKE JAMES FLERX SHARON FRICK SID FRIEDMAN RAYMOND GILL LAURIE GLASS MIKE GLENN SUSAN GOFF JOSE GOMEZ JESSE GONZALEZ 61 ROY GOODING DIANE GOSSETT BILL GRAHAM BETTY GRAY KAY GREENE JACKIE HAIR JUDY HAMMOND BOBBY HAMPE RUSSELL HASELDEN LARRY HATFIELD STANLEY HAYNIE JOHN HEARD BRENDA HELMS HUGH HENDERSON WOODY HENDERSON LYNN HENDRIX GEORGIA HERBERT BILL HERMAN Three Sophomores inducted into TONY HERMAN WANDA HERON BOBBY HICKS ROSE HICKS TOMMY HINNANT MONTIA HOLMES DAVID HOLDER DAVID HOLOMAN DAVID HOPKINS THERESA HUTCHINS DANNY JACKSON DIANE JACOBS JIMMIE JACOBS LINDA JAMESON MARTY JAMESON CANDY JARRETT JOHN JARVIS FRED JAVIER GAIL JEFFCOAT GRIGG JENKINS JERRY JERNIGAN CAROL JOHNSON MARTY JOHNSON REGINA JOHNSON FAYE JONES LINDA JONES MIKE JONES TED JONES VERA JONES KENNETH JOYE 62 WAYNE JOYNER RAN DA KELLY BRUCE KENDALL CAROLYN KIMBLEE VIVIAN KINARD ALAN KITTRELL PATRICIA KITTRELL NANCY KREUSH CORINNE LAFAYE DANNY LAFFEY NANCY LAW CAROLYN LAWRENCE PAM LEITNER POLLY LEITNER GEORGE LENDER PAT LEWIS MARGARET LONG PATRICK LOPEZ Honor Society first semester GEORGE LOVETT MELODY LYTTON GERALDINE MARTIN SANDRA McCAIN mike McKenzie TOM McKEON EMMIE McLAIN CATHY McLEAN PHILLIP McNAIR GREGORY MEAD SUSAN MEADORS CAROL MEDLIN LAURA MEDLIN MARY MEDLIN GREER MILLER COLLEEN M ILLIC AN MARK MILLER SIG MIRANDA JOYCE MITCHELL HAROLD MORGAN MARY MORGAN GARY MORT CLAUDE MOTLEY STEVE MOYER KAY MUNDY LYNN NELSON PAUL NEVAREZ PETER NEVAREZ SHARON OWEN JIM PARSONS 63 CAROLYN PAUL PAULA PEACE MARY PEELE PATRICIA PENNINGTON LEONARD PEREZ EVELYN PERKINS JIMMY PHILLIPS SHIRLEY PRAY CHRIS PROVEAUX RICKY QUICK SHARON QUIGLEY GINGER QUINN NITZA QUINONEZ SUSAN RALSTON CHARLES RAYBURN MARIE REEVES DENNIS REILLY CHERYL REYNOLDS Sophomores prove to ERIC RHYNER BUTCH RICHARDSON TOM RICHARDSON JAMES ROBERTS TRUDY ROSS CLAUDE ROUNTREE PHILLIP ROWELL HEATHER RUDY THOMAS SARVIS DONNA SCHOLL ROBERT SCHWARTZ LINDA SEEL PAT SHELLEY MARGARET SESNAUSKAS LARRY SHEPARD JAMES SHRADER LAVONNE SIKES JOHN SILL OPAL SIMPSON CAROL SLADE DONALD SLOAN LINDA SMALLEN PAT SMITH PHILLIP SMITH RICHARD SMITH LAURA SNYDER JENNIFER SONTAG SUSAN SPRINGS JERRY STARLING ROSALYN STASNEY 64 be promising class CHARLES STEWART CHERYL STOREY BARBARA TAYLOR CHARLES THOMAS EDWARD THOMAS JAMES TOMS GRISELLA TORRES JAMES TOTTEN CECELIA TROUTMAN RONALD TUCKER JENNY VAN FRANK JAMES VAUSE BEHILDE VELEZ HENRY VINCENT DAVID WALKER ROBERT WALKER JOHN WELLS KENNETH WILLIAMS MARIE WISE RACHEL WOOD MELANIE WYNNE GAYLE ZEAGLER RAMONA ARNOLD TIM CROCKER RONNIE MCDOWELL TOM PERKINS JACKIE SHIRAH George Manara, vice president; Richard Boardman, FRESHMAN OFFICERS — c'ndy ”“ y; ROSIE ACOSTA CARLTON ADAMS JANE ADAMS ELIZABETH ADKINS BELINDA AICHELE LUI ALLISON JOHN ARNOLD LINDA ARNOLD VEY ATKINS ANN AVERETTE ROBERT AYDELATTE EDDIE BAKER LINDA BAKER DAVID BANKLEY JOHN BANKS RICK BARROW TOMMY BASS PATRICIA BATTEN LARRY BAXLEY CHARLES BAYLESS MELINDA BENEKER HOWARD BENFIELD CAROL BENNETT RUBEN BERNAL 66 THOMAS BERNATOS CHARLES BIGLOW CALVIN BLACKER DONNA BLACKWELL LINDA BLACKWELL RICHARD BOARDMAN STEVE BOLAND JERRY BOODRY KATHLEEN BOONE REBECCA BOWMAN HELEN BRADLEY KAREN BROOKS RONNIE BROOKS CHRISTINE BROWN LINDA BROWN OLIVIA BUTLER SANDY CAM MARILYN CANN CAROLE CAPRETTI JOEY CAROLLO LINDA CARPENTER JESUS CARRION VICTOR CARRION JUDITH CARROLL Freshmen LINDA CARSON MARION CARTER DONNA CATES BURNEY CATOE DIANA CLARK STEVE CLARK GARY CLOSE FRANK COHEE DON COLLINS RICKIE COMISKI PAT COMPTON DEBBIE COOK CHARLES COOLEY CHARLES COONE SANDRA CORLEY TERRY CORVI RAY COVINGTON JOHN CROSS MONIKA CROSSETT SYLVIA CURRIE GEORGE CUSHER MYRA DANIEL MARTY DAVID DEE DAVILA 67 JOHNNY DAVIS CAROL DeMURO KENNY DENNY FRANCISCO DIAZ RAMON DIAZ ANN DILLARD GERRY DOUGLAS MIKE DRIGGERS ROSE DUNCAN JIMMY DYCHES JUNE ELKINS ESTHER ELLISOF AMBER FALLER TOM FARIS STEVE FARLEY PAT FELTY RICHIE FINCH DORIS FIPPS LINDA FIPPS GARY FISH FRED FITZKE MIKE FLOYD WILLIAM FLOYD MARSHA FOSTER Freshmen aid WILLIAM FOWLER EILEEN FRIERSON ANNE GAINES VIVIAN GAINEY VIC GEIGER CAROLYN GIVEN PAUL GRAHAM TOMMJf GUERARD LYNDA GUNN EVELYN HA GOOD SANDY HALL JACK HAMBY LINDA HAMBY ROY HANCOCK BARBARA HANSEN LEONARD HANSON CHERYL HARDEN MERYL HARDEN LAWRENCE HARRELL SHEILA HARRELL BRENDA HATFIELD PAUL HEINE MAN DAVID HENDRIX BETTY HENRY 68 SHELBY HIGHTOWER SANDY HINNANT DAVID HOLDER MARGARET HOLLAND MTKE HOLT TRUDY HORNSBY DONALD HUGGINS DONALD HUNT BILL ILLINGWORTH JEP IRWIN WILLIAM JAMES HARRY JARRETT TIM JENKINS JEANIE JOHNSON RALPH JOHNSON GARRY JOYE GLEN JOYNER JIMMY JOYNER BETTY JO KEELS TIMMY KITTRELL REBECCA KNEECE JIMMY KOON JOANNE LEE JOHN LEGGETT Seniors in Bustle Bowl MARC LEWIS MIKE LIGON EDWARD LAND RICHARD LUTZ TOMMY LYLES STEVE MALONE TED MARTIN GILBERTO MATIAS JOHNNY McCASKILL SAM MCDOWELL BECKY McGUIRE bill Mcknight BILLY McLENNON Horace McWhorter EVA MEYER RONNIE MILES ROBERT MIRANDA SHERYL MITCHELL FELIX MORALES MIGUEL MORALES CATHERINE MOTLEY MINNIE MOTLEY TOMMY MOYE MIKE MUNDY 69 GEORGE MUNERA STEVE MURPHY JANE MEETING PHILLIP NATES ELIA NAZARIO EDGAR NELSON FRANCES NICHOLS JIM NORRIS FRANCES NORTON FRANK NORVILLE JESSICA NUMBERGER CINDY OLIVARRI SANDY OLSEN PAT OSBORNE ELAINE PADGETT WILLIAM PAGE JOSE PANTONIAL GARY PARSONS JIMMY PASCHAL VAN PATTERSON GINES PEREZ PAUL PERROT STEPHANIE PERRY VICKI P HELPS Freshman class is 70 TOM POOL WAYNE PORTWOOD BETTY PRAY JAMES PRESNELL PATSY PRUNTY JOHNNY PURVIS ELLEN QUEEN PATRICIA QUINN SONIA RAMOS VALERIE REEVES BARBARA REGISTER MARTHA REYNOLDS EDWIN RIVERA VICKY RIVERS FRANKIE ROBERTS KATHY ROBERTS DAVID ROBERTSON ISMAEL RODRIQUEZ CHERYL ROGERS MICHAEL RUSHING TOMMY SANDAGE JOHN SCHLIE TEDDY SCHMIDT JANICE SENN largest at Dentsville WILMA SHAFFER RONNIE SHAW HARRY SHANNON TOMMY SHETLER ERIC SIGLER RAYMOND SKODZENSKI GARY SMALLEN BETSY SMITH DALE SMITH ROBBIE SMITH CYNTHIA SONTAG HAROLD SPIGNER DIANE SPRING RICHARD STARLING FRANK STEELE ROBERT STEELE ANN STEVENS DORIS STEVENS MIKE STEVENS HILDA STEPHENSON KIRK STRINGER GEORGE SWEARINGER LARRY TAYLOR BARBARA THEILEN £ p I p- t S' Er i C). c I Igu.-E f’ § 71 PEGGY THOMPSON LESLIE TODD SHIRLEY TURBYFILL JAN TUTEN STEVE VARNA DORE WILMA VAZQUEZ KATHRYN VOSS BEVERLY WALLACE REBECCA WALLACE JANICE WATSON MATTIE LEE WATTS JEANNETTE WEAVER LeROY WELCH WANDA SUE WELLS ARCHIE WHITE BILL WHITTINGTON KAREN WICHERSON PHILLIP WILKINS JACKIE WILLIAMS PHILLIP WILLIAMS ANN WINTERS SUSAN WOJCIECHOWSKI CHUCK WOOD JUDY WYATT 72 CYNTHIA WYMAN DONNA YANDLE HOMER YANDLE LINDA CARMON BUTCH CHELLUK EVERETT MILLER ANNA MORGAN BELINDA SMITH GERTRUDE STEWART SHEILA TURNER 73 t Organizations THE STUDENT COUNCIL Officers are Mike Givens, public relations officer; David Murphy, president; Smitty McDonald, treas- urer; Binks Franklin, vice president; Donna Whalen, secretary; Mr. O'Byrne, sponsor. Absent from the picture is Mrs. Morris, sponsor. 1st ROW; Mrs. Morris, B. Franklin, S. McDonald, D. Whalen, D. Murphy, Mr. O'Byrne; 2nd ROW; R. Whipple, J. Gon zalez. R. Covington, O. Allison, R. Hicks, T. Jenkins, L. Eleazer, J. Foster, L. Hanson, R. Walker, K. Nates, C. Bigelow, R. Prunty, P. Williams, T. McKeon; 3rd ROW; G. Brackin, P. Dunn, L. Henderson, P. Johnston, M. Castles, R. Dixon, P. Perez, G. Saxon, C. Mitchell, B. Helms, P. Love, M. Beneker, J. Samusson, M. Cann, L. Hammon, G. Parsons. Absent from picture are F. Roberts, G. Miller, S. Ralston, G. Greene, J. Van Frank. 76 Gail Saxon, Jesse Gonzalez, John Foster, and Judy Samus- son meet in a special commit-- tee to discuss ideas and plans for one of the many beneficial projects of the Council. Great interest was aroused by the Council's beautification proj- ect, and the annual Christmas program was successful as a result of individual student participation. The purpose of the Student Council is to unify the student body, to encourage democracy, and to develop leadership, responsibility, and school spirit. It also sponsors a school orientation program each year for the new students at Dentsville. It is a medi- um for student expression, and a means by which a spirit of cooperation between the faculty and students can be established. Further purposes are to promote student activities, and to improve inter-school rela- tionships. David Murphy discusses plans with Mr. Derrick in the guidance office. Curious students get to the root of the attractive results-of the school beautification project of the Stu- dent Council. 77 THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st ROW: Miss Morgan, sponsor; Rachel Fellers, secretary; Mrs. Wilson, sponsor. 2nd ROW: Jack Walker, treasurer; Tim McKeown, president; Binks Franklin, vice president. The National Honor Society is a nation al organization instituted throughout our high schools for the purpose of creating dis- tinction for outstanding students and pro- moting good school citizenship. To quali- fy, one must maintain a B+ average and possess qualities of character, leadership, scholarship and service, along with having the required number of activity points. The Honor Society sponsors several service projects throughout the school year for the general improvement of Dentsville High School. N. H. S. members report their grades to Miss Morgan after each mark- ing period. SENIOR MEMBERS 1st ROW: Marsha Jarrett, Robert Coleman, Xim McKeown, Larry Shaw, Linda Morris; 2nd ROW: Barbara McMillan, Bev- erly Mills, Phyllis Hendrix, Zoe Ann Bushouse, Karen Elder; 3rd ROW: Pam King, Gaye Theus, Rachel Fellers, Donna Whalen, Linda Wilson, Carol Weaver. Absent are Sandra Arnold, Mike Givens, and David Murphy. 1st ROW; Bobby Love, Dyanne Tiller, Mary Castles, Lyn Henderson, Charmelle Staples, Ada Matias, Jennifer Elkins, Jack Walker; 2nd ROW: Binks Franklin, Lynn Driggers, Margaret Craft, Norma McCollum, Faye Miles, Jesse Gonzalez, James King; 3rd ROW: Dave Cusher, Woody Henderson, Greer Miller, Candy Smith, Rosemarie MacFarlane, Marsha Givens, Jeffrey Mazer, Bob Prunty. Absent are Eddie Macomber and Barbara Young. 79 THE COUGAR 1st ROW: David Murphy, Lyn Henderson, Karen Elder, Jack Walker; 2nd ROW: Steve Foster, Robert Coleman, Mary Castles, Phyllis Hendrix, Zoe Ann Bushouse, Hugh Oldham; 3rd ROW; Donna Whalen, Rita Dixon, Marsha Givens, Lynn Driggers, Rachel Fellers, Gaye Theus, and Becky Thompson. Jack Walker, business manager; David Murphy, ass’t business manager; Karen Elder, editor; Lyn Henderson, ass't editor; and Mrs. Shaw, advisor, crop pictures. Months of work have gone into the plan- ning and assembling of the 1965 Cougar to make it capably represent the thoughts, traditions, and activities of Dentsville High School. Many pages of copy and photo- graphs have been carefully combined in an attempt to achieve an honest and balanced picture of DHS and her students. The staff sincerely hopes that they have been success- ful in their efforts. 80 Phyllis Hendrix, club edi- tor; Rachel Fellers, class editor; Mary Castles, ass't class editor; and Zoe Ann Bushouse, ass't club editor begin preparation of rough layouts for each of their respective sections. Steve Foster, art editor; Becky Thompson, honors editor; Robert Coleman, boys' sports editor; and Donna Whalen, girls' sports editor arrange lay- outs and organize pictures. t Marsha Givens, ass't copy editor; Gaye Theus, copy editor; and Lynn Driggers, circulation manager get new ideas from a variety of annual copies from throughout the country. Absent from picture is Rita Dixon, typist. 81 Zoe Ann Bushouse, associate editor; Mike Givens, editor; Pam Love, busi- ness manager; Linda Morris, assistant business manager, work out head- lines for the paper. Charles Lamb wrote in his Essay of Elia : Newspapers always excite curi- osity, no one ever lays one down witn- out a feeling of disappointment. The news media of DHS, the Dents-Events. assuredly stimulates curiosity and pro- vokes higher thought. Serving as the true voice of the student, the Dents-Events thoroughly informs the members of the student body and the faculty about school activities. THE DENTS-EVENTS satxos counts Reporters, Dianne Daughtridge, Marsha Jarrett, Peggy Norris, Susan White, Lynn Driggers, Jo Ann Doherty, and Char- melle Staples discuss layout of a future Dents-Events with Miss LaBorde. 82 Superior editorials, features, and news articles --all these serve to make this newspaper one of qual- ity craftsmanship and one that plays a vital role in molding constructive school spirit. Gaye Theus, alumni editor; Phyllis Hendrix, feature editor; Johnny Jacobs, sports editor; and Rachel Fellers, club editor, look over pictures while Lyn Henderson, news editor; Donna Whalen, senior class reporter; and Steve Foster, art editor, re vise articles. 1st ROW; Jarrett, Fellers, Bushouse, Givens, Love, Jacobs, Miss LaBorde. 2nd ROW; Norris, Staples, Mercier, White, Givens, Driggers, Daughtridge, Henderson, Hendrix, Oldham, and Theus. 83 THE ANCHOR CLUB OFFICERS: Carol Kolb, president; Rachel Fellers, secretary; Mrs. Nes- bit, sponsor; Mary Castles, treasurer; Phyllis Hendrix, vice president; and Rita Dixon, reporter. The Anchor Club is a girls' service or- ganization sponsored by Pilot International. Contributions of the Anchor girls this year have been true to their purpose--service to school and community. A few of the proj- ects sponsored were a clean-up campaign for the girls' restrooms, helping in commun- ity civic drives such as Wee Care, cleaning and redecorating the teachers' lounge, hav- ing a Christmas and spring party for the S.C. Industrial School, awarding a savings bond to an outstanding senior member, and spon- soring a young orphan boy in Thailand. 1st ROW: Pam King, Rachel Fellers, Lynn Driggers, Gail Saxon, Celeste Bell, Mrs. Nesbit, Ann Scott, Jennifer Elkins, Candy Smith, Dianne Daughtridge; 2nd ROW; Greer Miller, Joyce Sellers, Marsha Givens, Faye Miles, Rita Dixon, Bettie Beneker, Margaret Craft, Kaye Greene, Phyllis Hendrix, Emmie McLain, Linda Bundrick, Zoe Ann Bushouse, Bev- erly Mills, Karen Elder, Carol Kolb, and Mary Castles. Absent are Becky Thompson and Barbara Young. An Anchor money-making project was selling local news paper subscriptions. The Board of Directors are Kaye Green, Bar- bara Young, and Pam King, representing sophomore, junior, and senior classes respec- tively. The Anchor work project for one month was cleaning and redecorating the teachers' lounge. 85 1st ROW; Oscar Allison, John Foster, Ed Cerny, Robert Coleman, Robert Whipple, David Murphy, Kenny Kolb, Tim McKeown, Larry Shaw; 2nd ROW: Mr. Mazer, Kiwanis. representative, Jack Walker, Robert Cusher, Bob Love, Binks Franklin, Bobby Hicks, Mr. McBride; 3rd ROW; Jeffrey Mazer, Scott Sigler, Bob Brooks, Mike Hudson, David Holder, Woody Henderson, Robert Walker, Eddie Macomber, Tom McKeon. OFFICERS: Jack Walker, secretary treasurer; Tim McKeown, vice president; Robert Whipple, president; and Mr. McBride, sponsor. THE KEY CLUB The Key Club, a member of the Key Club International, is a select service club for boys, spon- sored by the Richland Kiwanis Club. Various projects beneficial to the school include the lost and found room, the sale of refreshments dur- ing football games, and plans to renovate the athletic bus. 86 1st ROW; Keith Simpson, Vicky Rivers, Danny Payne, Regina Johnson, Paula Peace, Nilda Diaz, Virginia James; 2nd ROW: Cassie Cooley, Samuel McDowell, Brent Ridenour, Charlie Stewart, Frank Surber, Sandy Arnold. Evelyn Klichta, Carmen Casiano. Absent are Dianne Bullard, Ric Pantonial, Fred Duncan, Jo Ann Croft, Kathy Giannaros, Mimi Cutting, Thomas Shetler. Dentsville's Library Club has worked diligently this year to make the library a better place for stu- dents to enjoy. The purpose of the library club is to promote an inter- est in the field of library science, to create more appreciation for the library, and to give valuable train- ing in library work. OFFICERS: Frank Surber, vice president; Sandy Arnold, president; Mrs. Beckham, sponsor; Charlie Stewart, treasurer; Brent Ridenour, reporter; Virginia James, secretary. THE LIBRARY CLUB 87 THE JUNIOR COUGAR CLUB The Junior Cougar Club, com- posed of energetic students interes- ted in promoting school spirit at athletic events, plays a vital part in the club curriculum of Dentsville High. Transportation is provided by this club to enable more students to attend athletic games and tourna- ments throughout the state. OFFICERS: Donna Whalen, treasurer; Dottie Cobb, reporter; Debbie Catoe, president; Emmie McLain, secretary; Mike Jenkins, vice president. 1st ROW: Bushouse, Black, Bass, MacFarlane, George, Jones, Sturkie, Sutton, Staples, Henderson, Kafka, Holland, Adams, Foster, Cobb, Headden, Catoe, Greene, Miller; 2nd ROW: Borman, Bates, Boland, Gear, Giannaros, Alexan- der, Mancini,. Daughtridge, Brunson. Hutto. Croft, Doherty, Whalen. Cerny. Sill, Stockman, Roberts. Smith, Inman; 3rd ROW: McMillan, Gordon, Kirby, Nates, Brown, Kelly, Stewart, Hayman, Higginbotham, Yandle, Vincent, Allison, Foster, Jenkins, Jacobs; 4th ROW: Leggett, Elkins, Cates, Hampe, Wilson, Kimsey, Malloy, Salters, Herr, Theus, Thompson, Prunty, Eleazer, Chason, Hicks, Temple; 5th ROW: Green, Nossov, McCollum, McKeown, McKeon, Norris, Bierer, Holland, Love, Macomber, Walker, Davis, Bowen, Leonard; 6th ROW; Wrigley, Jackson, Lee, Miles, Walker. Smith, Kowalewski, Smith, Bell. Stockman, Felty, Kress, Morris, Roebuck, Love. 88 1st ROW: Illingworth, Steele, Wilkins, Sill, Smith, Leitner, Frick, Quinn, Law, Lytton, Van Frank, Gunn, Mundy, Douglas; 2nd ROW: Henderson, Javier, Jenkins, Gerard, DeLoache, Cobb, Millican, McLain, Miller, Leitner, Peele, Nelson, Theliam, Wallace; 3rd ROW: Amaker, Hicks, Goostof, Dunn, Joye, Friedman, Helms. Heard, Graham, Wil- liams, Abee, Holland, Elkins, Olivarri, Meeting, Carollo, Catoe, Blackwell; 4th ROW: Bayless, Bates, Byrd, Gonzalez, Smith, Quinn, Brooks, Roberts, Williams, Demuro, Todd; 5th ROW: Hall, Stevens. Sinn, Spring, McGuire, Jenkins, Moyer, Voss, Ross, Arnold, Weaver, Mitchell, Rives, Shelley, Medlin, Martin, Stuart, Nichols, Smith; 6th ROW; Stev- ens, Thompson, Comisky, Johnson, Lee, Mitchell, Jacobs, Yandle, Cooley, Johnson, Johnson, Paul, Turner, Kelly, Bradley, Johnson, Cook, Compton, Phillips, Watson. Students schedule bus for game away from the school. Cougar Club members relax after a fiery pep rally in the gym. 89 THE NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE BEVERLY MILLS President MIKE GIVENS Vice President KAREN ELDER Recording Secretary ZOE ANN BUS HOUSE Corresponding Secretary GAYE THEUS Treasurer Many honors are brought to Dentsville High School through outstanding members of the NFL. Awards and honors are given to many of the club members throughout the year. The NFL this year has sponsored the Queen of Hearts Contest and the Miss DHS Pageant and represented our school in con- tests and congresses in South Carolina and surrounding states. The purpose and function of the National Forensic League is to instill in its members self-con- fidence in public speaking. Patty Perez extemporizes to intent group. 90 Mike Givens, with other high placing participants, displays his Top Debater trophy won at the Chamb lee, Georgia Tournament. Celeste Bell makes a point during one of the many heated discussions held with Mr. Cantrell. 1st ROW: Mr. Cantrell, sponsor; G. Theus, B. Mills, Z. Bushouse, K. Elder; 2nd ROW: D. Holloman, J.-Parsons, R. Roberts, M. Bates, J. Epley, S. Friedman, R. Schwartz, T. Timberlake, K. Joy, D. Alcorn, A. Fitzgerald, J. Mazer, D. Shirley; 3rd ROW: J. Jernigan, G. Parsons, R. Johnson, A. Ruiz, N. McCollum, P. Perez, D. Tiller, J. Samusson, R. MacFarlane, S. Jinks, D. Archer, C. Stewart. THE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB The D. E. Club, a member of DECA, is an organization for students interested in the fields of marketing and merchandising and earning while learning. Projects and activities for this year included officer leadership classes, operation of a school supply store, National DECA Week, an Em- ployer-Employee Banquet, a creative marketing project, a follow-up survey of last year's D. E. students, co-spon- sorship of Career Day, and host for the D. E. District Convention. 1st ROW: Steve Foster, vice president; Woody Headden, president; Mrs. Yarborough, sponsor; 2nd ROW: Cindy Robinson, editor promotion manag- er; Mary Smith, historian; Sandy Arnold, treasurer; and Linda Wilson, secretary. 1st ROW; Stanfield, Headden, Wilson, Davis, Rob- inson, Joyner, Catoe, Cobb; 2nd ROW: Smith, Tay- lor, Cunningham. Payne, Stepp, Kelly, Goodwin, Jeffcoat, Cribb, Hollis. Absent are Blanton, Peder- son, Scholl, Tompkins, Smith. 1st ROW; Fuller, Bolton, Wunder, Arnold, Stock- man, Rushing, Roberts, Sill; 2nd ROW: Torres, Smith, Foster, Yandle, Felty, Horton, Smith, Can- aday, Duncan, Given. Absent are Turner, Roebuck, Yandle, Morgen, Redding, Shaffer. It has certainly been a busy and rewarding year for the D. E. students at Dentsville. Cindy Robinson exhibits good sales- manship techniques while working in a local department store. D.E. students learn good salesmanship techniques while providing a student supply store in the D. E. room for Dentsville's student body. 93 THE SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Steve Leggett, president; Susan Borman, secretary; Jesse Gon- zalez, treasurer; Martha Santos, vice president; and Miss Sarratt, sponsor. The Spanish Club at Dentsville High School is composed of students taking Spanish. The purpose of the club is to further interest in the Spanish speaking countries and their people. 1st ROW: V. George, S. Ralston, A. Ruiz, P. Perez, J. Doherty, L. Morris, W. Phillips, V. Recklinghausen, M. San- tos; 2nd ROW: K. Denny, G. Perez, S. Leggett, J. Elkins, D. Shirley, L. Eleazer, S. Bowen, J. Gonzalez, R. Smith, M. Miller, T. Sandage, J. Kimbler; 3rd ROW; C. Conley, K. Green, S. Borman, G. Capps, N. Diaz, C. Weaver, V. James, G. Theus, A. Dillard, V. McMillan, Y. Sikes. 94 The Spanish Club affords students taking Spanish an opportunity to get together and use their language in informal meet ings and discussions. Spanish students utilize our language lab in order to learn the correct dialects and pronunciation for the Spanish language. 95 THE FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Miss Morgan, sponsor; Lynn Driggers, reporter; Charmelle Staples, treas urer; Fred Bartlett, president; Norma McCol lum, secretary; Dianne Daughtridge, vice president. The French Club, a newcomer to Dentsville's club curriculum, is for all interested French students. Its purpose is to promote a better understanding of France, her people, and her culture. The French Club was in full swing this year with festive parties and a variety of programs under the energetic lead- ership of Miss Morgan, their sponsor. 1st ROW: Miss Morgan, R. MacFarlane, S. Quigley, D. Bailey, J. Van Frank, F. Brown, N. Law, D. Daughtridge, N. McCollum, L. Driggers, C. Staples, F. Bartlett, B. Byrd, J. Bernatos; 2nd ROW; S. Jinks, F. Betterton, J. Croft, C. Boland, P. Prunty, D. Deloach, D. Holder, J. Mitchell, F. Miles, J. Hayman, J. Anderson, C. Coaplen, M. Fish, D. Malloy, G. Saxon, S. Arnold, J. Kafka, K. Elder; 3rd ROW: D. Whalen, E. Stockman, P. Dunn, T. Cameron, R. Arnold, E. Kitze, J. Roberts, J. Blackmon, E. Macomber, P. Kowalewski, L. Bundrick, J. Thomas, B. Holland, S. White, B. Mills, T. Herbert, D. Catoe, and D. Cobb. 96 The Latin Club, a member of the Junior Classical League, sent delegates to the State Convention in Greenville and to the Latin Fo- rum in Rock Hill this year. The club’s purpose is to encourage an interest in and appreciation of the civilization, language, literature, and art of ancient Rome and to give some understanding of the debt of our culture to that of classical an- tiquity. OFFICERS: Jennifer Elkins, treasurer; Lynn Driggers, president; Mrs. Wil- liams, sponsor; Patty Perez, secretary; Bob Prunty, vice president. Ab- sent is Marsha Givens, reporter. THE LATIN CLUB 1st ROW: J. Elkins, R. Prunty, L. Driggers, M. Givens, P. Perez; 2nd ROW: D. Cusher, B. Love, S. Moyer, J. Epley, C. Rountree, C. Bigelow, A. Cusher, R. Covington, Mrs. Williams; 3rd ROW: V. Rivers, C. LaFaye, T. Faris, S. Mc- Dowell, G. Cusher, L. Jackson, M. Craft, M. Daniel, A. Fagan, S. Cann, S. Clark. Absent are B. Morrison, P. Cor- bett, N. McCollum. 97 JETS Bob Love, treasurer; Eddie Macomber, president; Bill Kadlowec, vice president; Zoe Ann Bushouse, secretary; and Mrs. Cook, sponsor, brew a mysterious concoction. The Junior Engineer Techno- logical Society is an organization of students interested in the fields of science and mathematics. Sev- eral trips to industrial and scientific plants and programs with guest speakers are planned during the year to provide a deeper understanding and appreciation for the studies and careers in math and science. 1st ROW; P. Perez, M. Craft, C. Staples, A. Ruiz, R. Rose, L. Addison, Z. Bushouse, J. Doherty, B. Love, P. McKeown, I. Nossov, E. Green; 2nd ROW: L. Driggers, G. Theus, L. Kimsey, B. Mercier, N. Fowler, P. King, J. Voss, E. Cerny, J. Jacobs, J. Mancini, J. Javier; 3rd ROW: K. Elder, A. Scott. N. McCollum, F. Miles, D. Cusher, D. Ball. J. Parsons. P. Kowalewski, H. Palmer; 4th ROW: J. Walker, J. Foster, A. Cusher, T. Petrusick, R. Roberts, B. Holland, W. Healy, J. Epley, R. Schwartz, A. Holloman; 5th ROW: E. Macomber, J. King, B. Prunty, G. Brackin, B. Davis, J. Thomas, F. Bartlett. 98 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers Club is composed of girls interested in going into the teaching profession. The girls helped with the Stu- dent Council’s Christmas Drive, attended a football game as guests of the University of South Carolina, and sponsored Operation T-Cup, a tea to raise money for a teaching scholarship to a student going into teaching. It has been a busy year for girls in F. T. A. Becky McGuire, secretary; Gaye Theus, vice president; Phyllis Hen- drix, reporter; and Carol Weaver, president, pose with Mrs. Goolsby, sponsor. 1st ROW: J. Adams, G. Theus, C. Weaver, B. McGuire, P. Hendrix; 2nd ROW: G. Bierer, N. Faller, S. Watts, O. But- ler, B. Henry, Mrs. Goolsby; 3rd ROW: J. Lee, J. Johnson, S. Mitchell, B. Mercier, J. Voss, E. Smith. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America Club is composed of girls who are taking or have taken home economics. The purpose of the F. H. A. is to better prepare young girls to undertake the responsibili- ties of homemaking with confidence and skill. OFFICERS: Linda Bundrick, vice president; Susan White, president; Pat Hutto, treasurer; and Mrs. Phillips. Absent are Pat Shelley, secretary, and Mrs. Young, sponsor. 1st ROW: Turner, Kelly, Batten, Osborne, Kneece, Quimonez, Jones, Bernal, Cowart, Goff; 2nd ROW; Jacobs, Roberts, Williams, Duncan, Corley, Blackwell, Fitzke, Bolton, Medlin, Klichta, Wilson, Ray, Watts; 3rd ROW: Jones, Springs, Salter, Herr, Allen, Motley, Ross, Simpson, Jameson, Kelly, Stewert; 4th ROW: Stasney, Shelly, Hanson, Henry, Cas- iano, Butler, Clark, Felty, Compton, Cook, Brown; 5th ROW: Harden, Shaffer, Morgan, Gainey, Hagood, Smallen, Burgess, Boone, Boone, Stewart, Nichols, Smith; 6th ROW: Bates, Turbyfill, Atkins, Hutto, White, Bundrick, Saxon, Young, Pennington, Hammond, Martin; 7th ROW: Ruddle, Sebring, Fromm, Rhoney, Cook, Doss, Miller, Mead, Olson, Gibson, Carmen, Shirah, Medlin. 100 THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America Club is designed for boys interested in agricultural methods and proced- ures. The boys work together under the direction and guidance of Mr. Corbett, sponsor of the club. OFFICERS: Wayne LeGrand, secretary; Butch Richardson, sentinel; Edward Goff, reporter; Billy Brown, vice president; and Mr. Corbett, sponsor of the club. Absent is Jerry Stalling, president. 1st ROW: W. LeGrand, B. McKelvey, P. McNair, B. Richardson, P. Gooding, T. Neely, B. Elrod; 2nd ROW: R. Starl- ing, M. Jameson, D. Davilo, M. Whitaker, P. Currie, C. Cooley, J. Carione, R. McDowell; 3rd ROW: E. Land, P. Nates, B. Brown, T. Moye, C. Blocker, D. Duncan, J. Bernotas, M. Stevens. E. Baker, R. Coley, R. Brooks, J. Arnold. 101 OFFICERS left to right are Ruth Rose, report- er; Barbara McMillan, treasurer; Linda Bun- drick, vice president; and Jennifer Elkins, president. THE MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB The Medical Careers Club is an organi- zation designed for girls and boys interested in pursuing medical careers. During the year the club sold DHS pins, took a field trip to USC and a local hospital. The club has been in operation for three years and has recently changed from Future Nurses to Medi- cal Careers. 1st ROW; B. McMillan, J. Elkins, R. Rose, L. Bundrick, Mrs. Greer, sponsor; 2nd ROW: J. Jernigan, J. King, S. Leg- gett, C. Bell, C. Cooley, P. Leitner, T. Guerard, B. Kress, B. Holland, R. Schwartz; 3rd ROW; M. Motley, M. Tor- res, M. Hightower, B. Brezenski, L. Glass, C. Conley, G. Torres, P. Curtis, and A. Fagan. 102 The four H's symbolizing the soundness of head, heart, health, and hand signify the purpose of the Girls' 4-H, which is to train girls for the important job of homemaking. Each girl learns the phases of homemaking which include food preparation, child care, and choosing appropriate styles in clothing. OFFICERS, sitting: Diane Jacobs, secretary; Kristi Mead, president; Shirley Solon, vice president; Standing is Mrs. Snipes, sponsor. Absent are Betty Martin, treasurer; and Dianne Sutton, reporter. GIRLS’ 4-H CLUB 1st ROW; J. Martin, L. Medlin, L. Carmen, F. Jones, D. Jacobs, T. Toss, P. Pennington, L. Sikes, R. Stassney, M. Sesnowskas, B. Taylor, H. Troutman; 2nd ROW: D. Sutton, J. Shower, N. Quinonez, G. Torres, J. Gray, E. Klichta, K. Mead, S. Miles, S. Solon, B. Bates, L. Wilson, C. Miles, A. Lee, P. Dunn, S. Meadows, and C. Capps. 103 OFFICERS: Candy Smith, secretary-treasurer; Dottie Cobb, reporter; Mary Castles, vice president; Barbara Kress, president. The Girls’ Block D Club is composed of girls who have earned their letter for athletics at Dentsville High School. This year the girls have had bake sales in order to raise mon- ey to give basketball charms to the senior girls on the team. GIRLS’ BLOCK D” CLUB 1st ROW; Ann Cobb, Mary Castles, Debbie Catoe, Donna Whalen; 2nd ROW: Emmie McLain, Dottie Cobb, Velma Stockman, Barbara Young, Candy Smith; 3rd ROW: Barbara Kress, Sue Sill, Elsie Stockman, Dot Cothran, Ginger Bicrer. 104 The Boys' Block D Club is composed of boys who have earned their letter in athletics at Dentsville High School. Each member of the club has made his contribution to the athletic achievements of D. H. S. OFFICERS: Smitty McDonald, secretary-treasurer; Kenny Nates, president; Mr. Koty, sponsor; and Wes- ley Wall, vice president. BOYS’ BLOCK D” CLUB 1st ROW: A. Cooley, R. Miranda, G. Jenkins, S. Foster, S. Adams, K. Lyles, K. Nates, W. Wall, S. McDonald; 2nd ROW: S. Flaherty, P. Kowalewski, S. Miranda, R. Whipple, D. Murphy, F. Javier, M. Hudson, D. Cushcr, L. Eleazer; 3rd ROW: F. Duncan, B. Burnett, D. Gruber, O. Allison, K. Myers, M. Jenkins, M. Vincent, R. Smith, K. Kendall. Absent is E. Cerny. 105 Fine Arts 1st ROW: Quigley, Catoe, Gaines, Dill, Stewart, Prunty, Johnson, Portwood, Pagan, Shirley, Amaker, Tinsley, Hopkins, Herring, Koski, Oldham, Close, Totten, Prunty, and Bailey. 2nd ROW: Hair, Perito, DENTSVILLE HIGH The DHS Band has had a very active season this year. They have performed at all home and out of town football games, the annual Sportsarama, the USC Band Day, the Annual Shrine Bowl Game in Charlotte, N.C., and various other school activities such as pep rallies, Cougar Club meetings, and regular concerts. The Band participated in sev- eral parades this year. Among them were the Newberry Christmas Parade in which it won first place and also the Annual Pearl Harbor Day Parade in which it won first place for the second year in a row. Band officers are proud to display newly won trophies. 108 McKeown, Loging, Kendall, Moss, Bowen, Haynes, Quick, Plyler, Haynes, King, Morrison, Jeffcoat, Jackson, Neeley, Morgan, Majure. Blackmon, Tanner, Presnell, Boykin, Sutton. SCHOOL BAND lames King, Drum Major “• p- D- C1 V- D1 “,0, 109 OFFICERS: Tim McKeown, Band Captain; Jimmy Totten, Ass't Drum Major; Walter Kendall, Brass Lt.; William Jeffcoat, Percussion Lt.; Hugh Oldham, Supply; Joe Perito, Librarian; Charles Stewart, Woodwind Lt; Jane Presnell, Secre- tary. TWIRLERS: Sharon Quigley, Donna Bailey, Jacquelyn Hair, and Dianne Sutton. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: William Jeffcoat, Walter Kendall, Tim McKeown, Dianne Sutton, Ted Neeley, Bill Morgan, and Jane Presnell. no Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Clary, cho rus directors. OFFICERS: Tim West, president; Gail Saxon, reporter; Chris Proveaux, librarian; Pat Hutto, secretary; and Jo Ann Anderson, vice president. CHORUS Membership in the DHS Chorus has been growing stronger each year. This year it has increased from a group of 25 to nearly 45 members. The Chorus this year has provided musical entertainment for the annual Christmas program, the spring festival, and various school assemblies. It is indeed a vital part of the DHS curriculum. OFFICERS: Rosemarie MacFarlane, vice president; Dyanne Tiller, treasurer; Wesley Wall, secretary; Lyn Henderson, reporter; Mrs. Kneece, sponsor. Absent is Steve Foster, president. THE ART CLUB Art students discuss projects done in class. 112 Members of the Art Club are working on Christmas cards for the Bazaar. 1st ROW: Mrs. Kneece, Wing, Wall, Cobb, Adams, Zomerfeld, Wrigley, Pennington, Miranda, MacFarlane, Miss Craig; 2nd ROW: Farris, Almand, Henderson-, Brown, Gear, Davis, Holder, Ward, Messer; 3rd ROW: Bierer, Faller, Allen, Bostic, Peele, Swink. Holland, Henderson, Chason; 4th ROW: Fish, Seel. George. Hicks. Higgenbotham. Tiller. O’Lear. Kirby, Alcorn. ABSENT is Ed Cemy. Membership in the Art Club is made up of talented art students interested in the various fields of art. Under the direction of Mrs. Kneece, the members of the Art Club sponsor the annual Christmas Art Bazaar in which decorative ornaments, candles, and Christmas cards are made and sold. 113 OFFICERS: Dyanne Tiller, vice president; Kerry Moore, president; Bonnie Mercier, treasurer; Dianne Daughtridge, secretary; and Mrs. Wilson, sponsor. THE DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club is an organiza- tion for students interested in the theatrical field of entertainment. By studying the history and art of acting, members gain keen insight into the exciting world known only to performers. 1st ROW: Mrs. Wilson. B. Mercier, D. Daughtridge. K. Moore, D. Tiller; 2nd ROW: R. Jones, B. Stepp. S. Leggett, S. Foster, S. Dearwent, G. Theus, J. Voss, A. Scott, Z. Bushouse, F. Bartlett, J. Thomas; 3rd ROW: A. Fagan, J. Higgenbotham, H. Rudy, B. Almond, R. Dixon, J. Hayman, P. Love, N. McCollum, R. MacFarlane, L. Driggers, P. Hendrix, and S. Jinks. 114 ART AND SPEECH CLASSES AT DENTSVILLE Fine Arts is definitely portrayed in the work of Dentsville High's art classes. The mobiles are only a small part of the many decorations and orna- ments made by art students for the Christmas Art Bazaar. I Barbara Kress, a speech student, demonstrates her knowledge of proper speaking procedures. Mr. Cantrell, speech instructor, teaches speech students the fundamentals of good speaking. ■ I Athletics VARSITY FOOTBALL ’64 SEPT. 4 DHS 7 CARDINAL NEWMAN 0 SEPT. 11 DHS 7 OLYMPIA 6 SEPT. 18 DHS 7 LOWER RICHLAND 20 SEPT. 25 DHS 6 THURMOND 49 OCT. 9 DHS 0 CAMDEN 28 OCT. 23 DHS 0 EAU CLAIRE 42 OCT. 30 DHS 13 ORANGEBURG 14 NOV. 6 DHS 14 AIRPORT 0 NOV. 13 DHS 13 BROOKLAND-CAYCE 6 Head football coach, DON RICHARDSON Fighting Cougars take four 1st ROW: A. Cooley. L. Perez, S. Foster. S. Flaherty, G. Illingworth, S. Adams, F. Temple. M. Hudson, B. Brooks, C. Milton; 2nd ROW: D. Miller. R. .Smith, J. Barnett, J. Van Frank, E. Cerny, B. Youngblood, L. Eleazer, W. Wall, K. Nates, L Shaw. R. Whipple; 3rd ROW: T. McKeon, B. Franklin, C Lyles, R. Weir, B. Hicks, D. Manos, J. Wall, D. Young, S. Ankrom. 118 STEVE ADAMS - halfback It takes two Olympia tacklers to bring down one Cougar. Captain LARRY SHAW - quarterback Back of the week ROBBIE SMITH - tackle BOBBY YOUNGBLOOD - fullback ROBERT WHIPPLE - fullback KENNY NATES - guard LARRY ELEAZER - guard STEVE FOSTER - end Lineman of the week Youngblood and Adams lead Shaw on way to winning T. D. against Olympia. ROBERT WEIR - end CARL LYLES - halfback JIMMY WALL - end WESLEY WALL - end Quarterback Larry Shaw races for end zone. Shaw evades tackier on way to good gain against Airport. LEONARD PEREZ - tackle I JEEP VAN FRANK - center ED CERNY - tackle Carl Lyles swings around right end for good yardage. BOBBY HICKS - tackle BARRY BROOKS - guard t: CHARLES MILTON - halfback STEVE FLAHERTY - halfback TOMMY McKEON - guard Cougars dig in near goal line. MIKE HUDSON - center Cougar halfback Steve Flaherty pulls in a long pass in victory over B. C. Flaherty finally stopped after eight yard gain. 123 B-Squad hard at work on road to undefeated season HOMECOMING 1964 Maid of Honor, Miss Debbie Catoe 5 Crown Bearer - Max Brandies, Little Master of Columbia, 1964 Mr. Young crowns 1964 Homecoming Queen, Miss Elsie Stockman Miss Donna Whalen for Robert Whipple Miss Elsie Stockman for Larry Shaw Miss Pam Love for Wesley Wall Miss Joanne Kafka for John Javier V Miss Mary Castles for Kenny Nates Miss Debbie Catoe for Bobby Youngblood Miss Sharen Frick for Steve Adams Miss Susan Ralston for Miss Jenny Van Frank for Miss Pat Alexander for Robbie Smith Steve Foster Charles Milton Coach Koty - JV Coach Parone - Varsity Area Coach of the Year Keep waiting, it has to come down. VARSITY BASKETBALL ’64-’65 FIRST ROW: R. Toro, O. Allison, S. McDonald, L. Shaw, R. Whipple, D. Gruber, K. Myers. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Lee Koty, J. Foster, J. Mancini, M. Jenkins. B. Cates, J. Walker, Head Coach Harry Parone. 127 SCOREBOARD DHS 56 B. C. 42 DHS 67 Lexington 23 DHS 60 Eau Claire 35 DHS 73 Camden 33 DHS 51 University 53 DHS 60 C. Newman 48 DHS 73 Sumter 54 DHS 75 C. Newman 42 DHS 68 Lexington 38 DHS 85 Airport 39 DHS 60 Airport 25 DHS 55 Orangeburg 52 DHS 59 C. Newman 42 DHS 79 Orangeburg 44 DHS 67 B. C. 35 DHS 42 University 40 DHS 77 Camden 63 DHS 66 Eau Claire 51 DHS 67 Camden 56 DHS 68 St. Andrews 70 SMITTY McDonald - Captain MIKE JENKINS All-Area Cougars take sandhills McDonald lays one in on a fast break. JACK WALKER championship Bobby Cates hits for two from far out. OSCAR ALLISON Jenkins tries for two. JOHN FOSTER RICKY TORO DAVID GRUBER What, you mean I fouled him? ROBERT WHIPPLE Jenkins scores in victory over Orangeburg. 130 1st ROW: P. Stancil, S. Meadors, P. McKeown, B. Kress, D. Cothran, T. Ross; 2nd ROW: L. Wilson, L Bernal, M. Fish, E. Stewart, C. Capps, S. Cam, E. Klichta, D. Archer. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Coach - MISS C. WEBB Manager - JAN TUTEN Luck is what happens when pre- paration meets opportunity. The harder a person or player works, the better his luck seems. There are three essentials to having a good ball team - desire, cooperation, and natural ability. I believe that our team has these three qualities, and, regardless of how many encounters we lose, we will always win the game. COACH C. WEBB 131 Senior players are Barbara Kress and Margaret Fish PAM McKEOWN - forward DOT COTHRAN - guard Coach Webb demonstrates to Trudy Ross the principles of good basketball. 133 Co-captains are PAM McKEOWN and BARBARA KRESS SUSAN MEADORS - guard PAT STANCIL - guard DEBBIE CATOE captain, DONNA WHALEN co-captain. MARY CASTLES . . . We’ll DOTTIE COBB yell a little louder! JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1st ROW: Carolyn Medlin, June Elkins, Cindy Olivarri, Margaret Holland, Linda Bernal; 2nd ROW: Jane Meeting, Carolyn Paul, Susan Ralston, Sharen Frick. Below are alternates Emmie McLain and Candy Smith. Cheering is practicing over and over again . . . is hugging a player after a victory ... is knowing you have a maximum of that intangible quality called spirit”. BARBARA YOUNG Charmelle Staples, manager, and Mrs. L. Spears, sponsor, discuss plans for the coming year. 1st ROW: Vincent, Figueroa, Dearwent, Graham, Heard, C. Ortiz, Jones, Flaherty, Henderson; 2nd ROW: Allison, Jenkins, Cusher, Jacobs, Adams, R. Ortiz, Myers, Perkins, Miranda. Baseball coach, LEE KOTY 'Good pitch . . . Good field . . . No hit!” BASEBALL ’64 DHS 5 - BROOKLAND-CAYCE 12 DHS 5 - EAU CLAIRE 4 DHS 0 - BROOKLAND-CAYCE 4 DHS 3 - CAMDEN 10 DHS 3 - DREHER 6 DHS 0 - EAU CLAIRE 6 DHS 4 - NORTH AUGUSTA 5 DHS 10 - CARDINAL NEWMAN 0 DHS 6 - ORANGEBURG 7 DHS 3 - ORANGEBURG 4 DHS 4 - A. C. FLORA 5 DHS 0 - NORTH AUGUSTA 1 DHS 3 - CAMDEN 4 DHS 3 - DREHER 4 STEVE ADAMS - shortstop Most Valuable Player JOHNNY JACOBS - catcher OSCAR ALLISON - first base DAVE CUSHER - pitcher Honors Susan Ralston, a sophomore, is very active in school as well as out. She is a junior varsity cheer- leader and is in several clubs. She has participated in Town Theater productions and she models profes- sionally for one of Columbia's leading department stores. Miss Dentsville High Miss Susan SR a sion 140 Miss Senior JlCiss J) on rue m ercier Miss Junior JICjss Lyn Jfenderson WDrjojJ£ amnuQ ssrjyj ajouioqdog ssip [ Miss Freshman JlCiss CBecJtij TKc Juire 145 GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE Two girls and a boy are selected by the faculty from the junior class in the spring to represent the school at Palmetto Girls' and Boys' StatV. These students participate for a week in activities concern- ing citizenship and state government. Selections are based upon character, leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. They are from left to right: Zoe Ann Bushouse, Larry Shaw, and Donna Whalen. KING TEEN MISS D.A.R. Tim McKeown is the current King Teen. Wofford College sponsors the King Teen, who is a senior outstanding in scholarship, high school achievement, personal ap- pearance, dependability, leader- ship, and popularity. Rachel Fellers is this year's Miss D.A.R. The Daughters of the American Revolution offer a cer- tificate to a senior girl having outstanding qualities of dependa- bility, leadership, service and pa- triotism. Miss D. A.R. represents the school in the State D.A.R. Good Citizens Contest. 146 The current Miss Hi Miss is Barbara Young. The Johnsonian of Win- throp College sponsors Miss Hi Miss, who is selected from the junior class by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and per- sonal attractiveness. Rachel Fellers is the current Miss Sportsarama. She was chosen by the faculty to represent Dentsville at the annual Sportsarama football game sponsored by the Seratoma Club. MISS HI MISS MISS SPORTSARAMA YOUTH APPRECIATION John Foster, Marsha Jarrett and Michael Givens were chosen by the Optimist Club to participate in Youth Appreciation Week. 147 Homecoming Queen JlCiss Cj sie S ocAman MARSHALS Each year marshals from the junior class are chosen on the basis of high academic achievement. Led by chief marshals Michael Givens and Gaye Theus, they assisted at baccalaureate and graduation. First row, left to right are: Gaye Theus, Marsha Jarrett, Karen Elder, Barbara McMillan, Carol Weaver, and Pam King. Second row: Rachel Fellers, Zoe Ann Bushouse, Michael Givens, Tim McKeown, Robert Cole- man, Sandy Arnold, and Donna Whalen. YOUTH LEADERSHIP Youth Leadership contestants were chosen by the faculty to participate in the Nation- al Youth Leadership Contest sponsored by the Elk's Club. This year's contestants were: Zoe Ann Bushouse, Phyllis Hendrix. Larry Shaw, Rachel Fellers, and Michael Givens. 149 Student Life Do you remember . . . 152 those first hectic days of school, when your eagerness trapped you into thinking that you might even make straight A's ... the hassle over top lockers ... the endless poster-painting for the Sportsarama ... decorating at City School Stadium in the rain ... the solemnness of the Student Council induction ... paying club dues ... the curiosity of attending your classes for the first time ... textured hosiery ... Rah- Rahs! ... the excitement of the first pep rally of the season ... that roaring bonfire in the parking lot ... the gaiety of Homecoming festivities ... the enthusiasm of homeroom decorating ... the many gal- lons of Cougar spirit water ... the cheerleaders' skit ... the anticipation of the big game ... the never-ending screams of all for Dentsville stand up and holler. 153 Do you remember . . . the exhausting daily practices of the Bus- tle Bowl ... the countless laps around the field ... the hair-pulling, egg-throwing determination of the Juniors ... the hilar- ious stunts of the poised and feminine cheerleaders ... Cinderella and her court ... Notorious Nates as queen of the bowl '... the Seniors reception after the Home- coming game for all the alumni and foot- ball players of D.H.S. 154 ... our powerful undefeated B-Squad! ... the rhythmic beat of the D.H.S. band during halftime ... the booming of the Key Club cannon after a sweeping touchdown play ... the briskness of the autumn air and the swish-swash of the dead leaves, the hoarse cheering from the stands, the taste of victory after a hard-fought game - all reminiscent of football season '64 ... the daily antics of the Senior Lounge ... Senior Work Day ... the breathtaking rides on Dentsville’s Daily Deluxe Cruiseline Buses ... guest speakers. 155 156 S X '■ X , Do you remember the Mr. Under-The-Mistletoe contest ... all the glitter and candle wax used for the Christmas Art Bazaar ... the restless excitement before Christ- mas vacation ... the teachers' skit and the carols at the Christmas assembly ... Senior Class Christmas Dance ... the Seniors' happy faces after the long- awaited arrival of class rings ... that last-minute cramming at every free moment for semester exams ... the starry-eyed excitement of the Miss D. H. S. pageant ... the Battle of the Bands ... all the clowning around at rehearsals ... that empty, last- minute nervous feeling ... the announcing of the winners ... the unrestrained shouts of congratula- tions ... that overwhelming relief when it's all over ... sweet strains of When you wish upon a Star ending the magic night. 157 Do you remember . . . the leisure times during lunch period ... when you were in the first grade ... Thurlow Spurr and the Spurrlows ... all the talent displayed at the N. H. S, Talent Show ... the penny-begging for the Queen of Hearts Contest ... the frozen Reece-cups in the canteen ... preparing for College Boards .-.. the Cougars' red warm-up pants 158 ... the packed gymnasium at the first basketball game - the packed gymna- sium at EVERY game ... the fast pace of the winning Cougar Five ... the loyalty of Mrs. Todd ... the Funeral March skit enacted by the cheerlead- ers ... the tremendous crowd and en- thusiastic spirit of the University High game ... the nerve-racking excite- ment of overtime play ... the piercing screams of the crowd as the ball fell through the basket ... our lean and hungry look ... COACH! ... the 64-'65 basketball team - the victori- ous pride of D. H. S. 159 Do you remember . . . the fifth period retarded art class ... all the simpsons ... the Key Club's transac- tions in the Lost and Found - alias Key Club Lounge ... John Javier and his leader of the pack sunglasses ... the U. S. History field trip to Charleston 160 ... the light-hearted, carefree attitude that annually invades our spirits with the beginning of baseball season and the welcomed warm weather - those first signs of spring ... Easter vacation and visions of First Week ... the enchantment of the Junior-Senior Prom ... the Seniors measuring for caps and gowns ... final exams, the last of the studying ... the sentiment of Class Day exercises ... the hurry-scurry of cleaning out the old locker ... the lingering nostalgia of gradua- tion night ... the end of another year, one of many fondly cherished memories of Dentsville High School. 161 T FT FT F FE FT f ff ft T FT FT T ET FT F iF FF T F T ET KLINE IRON AND CAPTAIN’S KITCHEN STEEL CO. COLUMBIA'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Structural steel for buildings and bridges. All Items Fresh Daily «Seafood Platter «Baby Flounder «Shrimp «Fillet of Perch «Oysters «Black Bass «Scallops «Sea Bream 1225-35 Huger Street P. O. 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Phone SU 2-4732 COMPLIMENTS OF SaofZ fl ZMCd- Tstzt u ou.««..r «.II PRODUCTS f FOREST ACRES REALTY FOREST LAKE SHOPPING CENTER CAMPBELL’S DRUGS BERRY’S ON MAIN PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST SU 7-1371 Leader in Women's Fashions 4901 Forest Drive DOWNTOWN AND RICHLAND MALL Forest Lake Shopping Center COMPLIMENTS OF SADIE’S BEAUTY CENTER DENTSVILLE SU 2-1145 RANCH BEAUTY SALON SUnset 7-9698 NEW MODERN AND AIR - CONDITIONED We specialize in all phases of beauty techniques by experienced operators MAE KELLY, OWNER 5100 TWO NOTCH ROAD Columbia, South Carolina THE HUNGRY EYE RESTAURANT Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell, Owners ORDERS TO GO 1709 Decker Blvd. Phone 787-9180 SERVING DENTSVILLE AREA It has been a pleasure to serve the Dents ville High School students with their class rings and their graduation invitations. L G. BALFOUR CO. SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION Box 1551 253-3011 SENIOR DIRECTORY ANN ABERNATHY - F.H.A. 1,2,3; Y-Teens2; Li- brary Club 1,2; Cougar Club 2; Medical Careers Club 3. STEPHEN MOORE ADAMS - Transferred from Hey- ward Gibbes Jr. H. S. 2; Cougar Club 2,3; Block D Club 2, 3,4; Art Club 4; Football 2, 3, Capt. 4; Base- ball 2,3,4; Class V. Pres. 2,3; Homeroom Pres. 2, 3,4. LOIS ADDISON - Transferred from Fort Knox H. S., Ky. 4; J.E.T.S. 4. OSCAR ALUSON - Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3.4; Key Club 4; Cougar Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Block D Club 3,4; Student Council 4. BONNIE ALMAND - Transferred from Forest Park H.S., Atlanta, Ga. 1; F.H.A. 1,2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Art Club 2, 3,4. SANDRA KAY ARNOLD - Marshal 3; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2, Pres. 3,4; D.E. Club, Treas. 4; N.F.L. 2,3; French Club 4. GIL BACO - Transferred from Dreher H.S. 3; Track 4. FRED BARTLETT - Cougar Club 1,2; J.E.T.S. 4; Drama Club 4; French Club, Pres. 4. BETTIE LEE BENEKER - Student Council 1,2; Span- ish Club 1,2,3; Anchor Club 3,4; Y-Teens 1; Cou- gar Club 2, 3. JOHN BERNOTAS - F.F.A. 3; French 1. FRANK BETTERTON - Red Cross Club 1; Library Club 2; Audio Visual Aids Club, Pres. 3; French Club 4; Cougar Club 4. GINGER BIERER - Transferred from Fort McCoy, Fla. 2; Art Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Cougar Club 4; Basketball 3; Track 2. ALBERT T. BIRD - Transferred from Norview H.S., Norfolk, Va. 4. TIM S. BLACKWELL - Library Club, Football. RON BLANTON - D.E. Club 4. BARBARA LEE BRYANT - Transferred from Butler H.S., Augusta, Ga. 3; Cougar Club 3. TERRY DIANE BRYANT - 4-H 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3. DIANTHA JANE BURGESS - Transferred from A. C. Flora H.S. 3. BILL BURNETT - Transferred from A. C. Flora H.S. 3; Football 3; Block D Club 3,4; Cougar Club 3, 4. ZOE ANN BUSHOUSE - Transferred from A. C. Flora H.S. 3; Palmetto Girls State 3; N.H.S, 4; Anchor Club, Reporter 4; J.E.T.S., Sec. 4; N.F.L. 3, Sec. 4; Dents-Events 3, Assist. Editor-in-Chief 4; Club Editor of The Cougar 4. EUGENIE HANNELORE CARPENTER - Transferred from Dreher H.S. 3. GENIE CARTER - Latin Club 1,2; Cougar Club 3,4; Drama Club 3. ED CERNY - Transferred from Dreher H.S. 2; Art Club 3,4; Cougar Club 3,4; J.E.T.S. 4; Key Club 4; Football 3,4; Block D Club 4. CLARICE DIANA COAPLEN - Latin Club 1,2; Cou- gar Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 1; French Club 4; F.T.A., V. Pres. 3; Decorating Comm, for Junior-Senior 3; Homeroom Officer 1,2. ROBERT COLEMAN - Transferred from Waynesville H. S., N.C. 2; Key Club, Charter Mbr. 2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Sports Editor of The Cou- gar 4; Most Dependable 4; Basketball 2; Basketball and Football Manager 4. HERBERT COOPER - 4-H Club 1,2; Science Club 1; Cougar Club 1,2, 3,4. WAYNE CRIBB - D. E. Club 2,3; F. F. A.; Bus Driver. DON CUNNINGHAM - Cougar Club 3; D.E. Club 4. PATRICIA ANN CURTIS - F.H.A. 1; Library Club I, 2; Medical Careers Club 4; Future Nurses Club 3. NANCY CAROL DAVIS - Transferred from McClena- ghan H. S., Florence, S. C. 2; Y-Teens 3; D.E. Club 3,4, Parliamentarians. STEVE DEARWENT - Class V. Pres. 4; Most Pop- ular 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Block D Club 3,4; Basket- ball 2; Cougar Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 4. 180 SENIOR DIRECTORY THELMA ELIZABETH DIAL - 4-H Club 2; F. H. A. 2,3.4. ANGEL R. DIAZ - Transferred from Dreher H.S. 3; Spanish Club 3; Track 4. RITA DIXON - Student Council 3.4; Anchor Club. Reporter 4; Typist for The Cougar 4; Dents-Events 3; Drama Club 3,4; Red Cross 1; Y-Teens 1. JoANN L. DOHERTY - Transferred from Fayette- ville H. S. 3; Dents-Events Chief of Photography 4; Drama Club 4; Spanish Club, Reporter, Programs Chairman 4; Pub. Comm, of Junior-Senior 3; Cou- gar Club Council Mbr., Pub. Comm., Bus Comm. 4; F. T. A., Chairman 4; J. E. T. S. 4. JIM DRESS - Transferred from Karlsruhe H.S., Germany 3; Spanish Club 3; Art Club 4. KAREN LeMAY ELDER - Transferred from Briarcliff H. S., Atlanta, Ga. 3; Editor-in-Chief of The Cou- gar 4; N.F.L. 3, Recording Sec. 4; Anchor Club 4; N.H.S. 3,4; J.E.T.S. 4; Marshal 3; Most Intel- lectual 4. JOHN CARL ELKINS, JR. - Cougar Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Baseball 1. ROBERT DARBY ERD NENITA FALLER - Transferred from Leilehua H. S., Wahiawa, Hawaii 3; Basketball 3; Art Club 4; F.T. A. 4; J.E.T.S. 4. EVELYN FARIS - Transferred from Yorktown Senior H.S., Arlington, Va. 3; Art Club 3,4. RACHEL FELLERS - Miss Sportsarama; Anchor Club 3. Sec. 4; N.H.S. 2.3, Sec. 4; Miss D.A.R.; Class Treas. 4; Class Editor of The Cougar 4; Club Editor of Dents-Events 4. CAROL DeLANE FELTY - Transferred from Colum- bia H. S. 3; Cougar Club 4; D.E. Club 4. MARGARET FISH - Transferred from Frankfurt American H. S., Frankfurt, Germany; Art Club 4; French Club 4; Basketball 4. SYLVESTER FLERX - Transferred from Lower Rich- land H.S. 2. LARRY FLYNN - 4-H 1,2,3; Airplane Club 1,2. LESLIE ELEANORE FORSYTHE - Transferred from A. C. Flora H.S. 4. JOHN WILLIAM FOSTER, JR. - Cougar Club 1,2,3, 4; J.E.T.S. 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Columbia Youth Govt. Day Rep. 3; Student. Council 4; Opti- mist Club Award 4; Key Club, Charter Mbr. 2,3, 4. STEVE FOSTER - Varsity Football 2,3,4; Art Editor of Dents-Events 3,4; Art Editor of The Cougar 4; Art Club 2,3, Pres. 4; D.E. Club, V. Pres. 4; Block D Club 3,4; Cougar Club 2, 3.4. CONNIE RUTH FULLER - Transferred from Berea H. S., Berea, Ky. 4; D.E. Club 4; F.H.A. 1; 4-H Club 1; Cougar Club 1. AL FULMER - Photography Club, V. Pres. 1. LLOYD GEIGER - F.F. A. 2,3,4; Track 4. MICHAEL BRUCE GIVENS - Chief Marshal 3; Edi- tor-in-Chief of Dents-Events 4; Youth Page Report- er for The Columbia Record 4; Student Council, Pub. Relations Off. 4; Latin Club 2, Pres. 3; Club Editor of The Cougar 3; N.F.L. 2, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 4, Top Debater Trophy 4. ROBERT K. GIVEN, JR. - 4-H Club 1,2,3; Cougar Club 2, D.E. Club 4. DAVID GLASS - Transferred from Balboa H.S., Balboa Heights, Canal Zone 4. WAYNE GOFF - F.F. A. 2,3,4; Track. KENNETH GOODWIN - F. F. A. 1.2. 3; 4-H Club 1. 2,3; D.E. Club 3,4; Bus Driver. DON GORDON - Cougar Club 1,2,4; Spanish Club I, 2; Class Reporter 3. RONALD GORICK - Transferred from Cardinal New- man H. S. 3. DAVID GRUBER - Football 1; Track 1,2; 4-H Club 2; Block D” Club 1.2,3,4; Cougar Club 3; Audio Visual Aids Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4. KRISTI LEIGH HARKEY - Jr. Varsity Cheerleader. Capt. 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, Co-Capt. 3; Stu- dent Council 2; Art Club 2; Block D Club 2, 3,4; Cougar Club 1,2, 3,4; Best Dressed 4. 181 SENIOR DIRECTORY JANE MARGARET HAMPE - F.H. A. 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3; Chorus 2; Cougar Club 3,4. JAMES EDWARD HARTSOCIC - Transferred from Mannheim American H. S., Mannheim, Germany 3; Band 3.4. CORA MAE HAWLEY - Transferred from Fike Sen- ior H.S., Wilson, N.C. 2; F.H. A. 2,3,4. PHYLUS SUZANNE HENDRIX - N.H.S. 2,3,4; An- chor Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 4; Dents-Events Staff 2, 3, Feature Editor 4; Club Editor for The Cougar 4; Art Club 2; F. T. A. 1, Reporter 4; Delegate to S. C. Scholastic Press Assn. Convention 3. GEORGE J. ILLINGWORTH - Transferred from De- Paul H. S., Wayne, N.J., Football 4; J. E. T. S. 4. JOHN THOMAS JACOBS - Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2,3; Block D Club 4; Cougar Club 1,2, 3,4; J. E. T. S. 4; Spanish Club 2; Dents-Events 1, Sports Editor 2,4. VIRGINIA JAMES - Transferred from Leilehua H. S., Wahiawa, Hawaii; Spanish Club 4; Library Club 3, Sec. 4. MARSHA ELIZABETH JARRETT - Transferred from Moultrie H. S., Mt. Pleasant, S.C. 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Dents-Events 4; Optimist Club Award 4; Class Proj- ect Comm. Chairman 4; Marshal 3. UNDA PATRICIA JOHNSTON - Transferred from Wal- ter George H. S.. Atlanta, Ga. 3; Student.Council 4. RANDY JONES - Transferred from Two Rivers H.S., Nashville, Tenn. 4; Drama Club 4; Art Club 4. SHIRLEY JONES - Transferred from Frankfurt Amer- ican Jr. High. Frankfurt, Germany 2; F.H.A. 2,3; Cougar Club 4. BEVERLY FAYE JOYNER - Y-Teens 1,2; 4-H Club I, 2; F.H. A. 1,2,3. RUBY DONNA JOYNER - Transferred from Amelia H.S., Amelia, Va. 4; Cougar Club 4; D.E. Club 4. WILLIAM D. KADLOWEC - Student Council 1,2; Math-Science Club 1,2; B-Squad Football 1; J. E.T.S. 3,4. JOANNE ELIZABETH KAFKA - Transferred from Richmond Academy, Augusta, Ga. 4; Cougar Club 4; French Club 4; Miss Congeniality 4. DAWN KALOPLASTOS - Transferred from Mason City H.S., Mason City, Iowa 4. ROBERT KELLY - F.F.A. 1,2,3; Cougar Club 2; D. E. Club 3,4; Bus Driver 2. CARL KENDALL - Block D Club 3,4; Track 1.2,3. 4. WALTER KENDALL - F.F.A. 1,2; Band 1.2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. JERRY KIMBLER - Spanish Club 1. LINDA KIMSEY - Transferred from A. C. Flora H.S. 4; J.E.T.S. 4. PAM KING - Latin Club 1,2; Class Treas. 1; Cou- gar Club 1.2; Basketball 2.3; N.H.S. 2,3.4; An- chor Club 4; Marshal 3. CAROL ANN KOLB - Latin Clubl; Chorus 1,2; Cou- gar Club 1,2; Red Cross 1,2; Anchor Club 2, 3, Pres. 4. KENNETH KOLB - Cougar Club 1,2; Latin Club 2.3; Key Club 2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4. BARBARA ANN KRESS - Cougar Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1; Red Cross 1,2;F.T. A. 1.2; Medical Careers Club 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Block D Club 1,2, 3,4. DIETMAR KURTZ - Transferred from Fayetteville H. S., Fayetteville, N.C. 4. MARTIN R. LEE STEPHEN DURWARD LEGGETT - Transferred from Virginia Beach H.S., Va. 3; Spanish Club, Pres. 4; Cougar Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Medical Careers Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4. PAM LOVE - Transferred from A. C. Flora H.S. 3; Student Council 3,4; Cougar Club 3,4; Dents-Events 3, Bus. Mgr. 4; Miss Junior 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Friendliest 4. JACK WARREN LOWRY - Football 1.2,3; Cougar Club 1,2, 3,4; Hobby Club 1. SUE MADDOX - Transferred from Baker H. S., Co- lumbus, Ga. 2; Cougar Club 2; Track 3. 182 SENIOR DIRECTORY DIANE MALLOY - Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 1; F. H. A. 1; Cougar Club 2,3,4; French Club 4 JAMES MICHAEL MANCINI - Best Dressed 4; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3,4; Cougar Club 1,2, 3,4; J.E.T.6. 1.2, 3,4; Art Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; S.R. S. 4. SHIRLEY FAYE MARTIN - 4-H Club 1,2; F.H. A. 2; Latin Club 1. ANN L. MASSEY - Transferred from East Anchor- age H. S., Anchorage, Alaska 3; D.E. Club; Cou- gar Club. HENRY SMITH McDONALD - Transferred from Athens H. S., Athens, Ga. 1; Block D Club 2,3, Sec.-Treas. 4; Basketball 2, 3, Capt. 4; Cougar Club 2, 3,4; Student Council 3, Treas. 4; Wittiest 4. SANDRA McKEON - Cougar Club 1,2,4; Latin Club 1.2. TIMOTHY ALLEN McKEOWN - Transferred from Moore Jr. H. S., Florence, S. C. 2; N. H.S. 2,3, Pres. 4; Key Club, Charter Mbr. 2,3, V. Pres. 4; Capt. D.H.S. Band 2,3,4; Bus Driver 2, 3,4; King Teen 4; Most Intellectual 4; Marshal 3. MARY HELEN McLEAN - Transferred from Conway H.S., Conway, S. C. 4. BARBARA ANN McMILLAN - 4-H Club 1,2; F.H.A. 2, Reporter 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Medical Careers Club, Treas. 4; Cougar Club 4; Latin Club 3; Marshal 3. KRISTIE ANN MEAD - 4-H Club 1,2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Cougar Club 1,2. BONNIE MERCIER - Transferred from D. W. Daniel H. S., Clemson, S. C. 4; Miss Senior 4; Baccalau- reate Comm. Chairman 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Drama Club, Treas. 4; Homeroom Pres. 4; D.H.S. Rep. to White's Fashion Bd. 4; Dents-Events 4. HAROLD P. MESSER - Art Club 1.2. SANDRA MILES - F.H.A. 1,2,3; 4-H Club 4; Cou- gar Club 1. GINGER PAULETTE MILLER - F.H.A. 1,2. LINDA MILLER - Cougar Club 3,4; F.H. A. 2,3,4; 4-H Club 1. BARBARA ANN MILLICAN - Transferred from Bal- boa H.S., Panama Canal Zone 2; Drama Club 2; Chorus 3. BEVERLY SCOTT MILLS - N.F.L. 2,3, Pres. 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Class Treas. 3; Anchor Club 2,3,4; Area Top Teenager 3; Student Council, Exec. Comm. 4. CHARLIE MILTON - Transferred from Albemarle H.S., Charlottesville, Va. 4; Football 4; Track 4; Block D Club 4; Cougar Club 4. KERRY KRISTINE MOORE - Transferred from Beloit Memorial H.S., Beloit, Wise. 4; Most Talented 4; Drama Club, Pres. 4; Art Club 4; Baccalaureate Comm. 4. LINDA MORRIS - Transferred from Wade Hampton H.S., Greenville, S. C. 2; N.H.S. 3,4; Assist. Bus. Mgr. of Dents-Events 4; Cougar Club 3,4; Cougar Club Council 4; Spanish Club 4; Latin Club 2,3. WILLIAM DAVID MORRISON - Cougar Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3; Key Club 4; Baseball 1. WILLIAM CHARLES MORGAN - 4-H 2,3,4; Audio Visual Aids Club 3,4; Cougar Club 3,4; Band 2,3, 4. BOB MORT PEGGY ANN MOTLEY - Cougar Club; Latin Club; N.H.S. JOHN DAVID MURPHY, JR. - Student Council Pres. 4; Student Trainer, Football Basketball 2, 3,4; Key Club, Charter Mbr. 2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3, 4; Bus. Mgr. of The Cougar 3,4; Block D Club 2,3,4; Most School Spirit 4. KARL BYRON MYERS - Transferred from Boellin- gen Jr. H. S., Stuttgart, Germany 2; Student Council 2, 3; Basketball 3,4; Block D Club 2,3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Cougar Club 2; Friendliest 4. KENNETH ALLEN NATES - Block D Club 3, Pres. 4; Football 2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Student Coun- cil 1,4; Best Looking 4; Cougar Club 2,4. PEGGY NORRIS - Cougar Club 1,2,4; Latin Club 1; F.H. A. 1; Dents-Events 4. 183 SENIOR DIRECTORY SUSIE HELEN CLARA PASCHALL - Transferred from Eau Claire H.S. 4; Chorus 4. THOMAS A. PAYNE - Transferred from Taipei American School, Taiwan 3; D. E. Club 4; N.F.L. Honorary Mbr. 4; Office Helper 4. THOMAS EUGENE PENNINGTON - Class V. Pres. 1; Football 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Audio Visual Aids Club 2; Art Club 2, 3,4; N.F.L. 3,4; Cougar Club I, 2.3.4. THOMAS PETRUSICK - Spanish Club 1.2,3; J. E.T.S. 4. DANIEL JAY PHILLIPS - Transferred from Franklin Pierce H.S., Tacoma. Wash. 3. ALWANDA LEA PHILLIPS - Transferred from C. W. Ruckel H. S., Niceville, Fla.; Nurses Club 2; Span- ish Club 4. JANE PRESNELL - Transferred from Columbia H.S. 1; F. H. A. 1,2; Chorus 1,2; American Red Cross 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Cougar Club 1,2. LEWIS DALE QUEEN TERRY L. QUIGLEY - Art Club 2. DOUGLAS REDDING - D.E. Club 3.4; Red Cross 2; 4-H Club 1; Homeroom Pres. 1; Substitute Bus Driver 3,4. WILLIAM M. REED - Transferred from Nurnberg, Germany 2. RICKY REDMON ALLAN REYNOLDS - Band 1,2,3; Track 2; Bus Driv- er 3,4; 4-H Club 3. BEVERLY RIDENER - F.H. A. 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1. JOAN ROBERTS - Library Club 1.2, 3; D. E. Club 4; Cougar Club 4; F.H. A. 1,2. CYNTHIA MARIE ROBINSON - Latin Club 1,2,3; Cougar Club 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,3; D.E. Club 3, Editor - Promotions Mgr. 4; N.F.L. 2. EFIGENIO RODRIQUEZ, JR. - Transferred from Ken- tucky 2; Football 3; Track 4. ROSE LEE ROEBUCK - Transferred from Robert E. Lee H. S., Baton Rouge, La. 2; Cougar Club 3,4; D.E. Club 4. JOYCE ROLLINS - Transferred from Great Falls H.S. 4. RUTH ROSE - 4-H 1; Cougar Club 1,2; Latin Club 2, 3; Medical Careers Club 3, Reporter 4; J. E. T. S. 4. JUDY ELIZABETH RUSHING - Red Cross 1; F.H. A. I, 2,3; D.E. Club 4. JUDITH CAROL SAMUSSON - Transferred from George C. Marshall H.S., Falls Church, Va. 4; Student Council 4; N. F. L. 4. JOYCE SELLERS - Anchor Club 3,4; Latin Club 1, 2,3; Cougar Club 1,2. PAT SHAFFER - Y-Teens 1; F. H. A. 1,2,3; D. E. Club 4. KATHY SHANNON - F.H. A. 1; Cougar Club 2,4; 4-H Club 1,4. LARRY SHAW - Football, Basketball, Track 2.3,4; Block D Club 2, 3,4; Key Club 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Palmetto Boys' State 3; Class Pres. 3,4. JOHN SIGLER - Transferred from Cheshire H. S., Cheshire, Conn. 4. SUE SILL - D.E. Club 3,4; Cougar Club 1,2,3,4; F. T. A. 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3; Student Council 3, 4; Block D Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3. JAMES DANIEL SMITH - Cougar Club 1,2,3; D.E. Club 4; 4-H Club 1. ROBERT E. SMITH - Cougar Club 1,2; Block D Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Football 3,4; Track 1,2, 3. BRUCE SNYDER - Transferred from Berlin American H. S., Berlin, Germany 3. SHIRLEY SOLON - 4-H Club Pres. 1,' Reporter 2,3, V. Pres. 4; Library Club 1,2; Cougar Club 1,3,4; F.H. A. 1; Latin Club 2,3. JAIME A. SOTO - Transferred from Pemberton H. S., N. J. 2; Track 3,4. CAROL STANFIELD - D. E. Club 2. 3; F. H. A. 1,2; Cougar Club 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 3. 184 SENIOR DIRECTORY BELMA STEELE - F.H.A. 1,2, 3.4. BOBBY J. STEPP - Transferred from Numburg, Ger- many, 3; Drama Club 4; D. E. Club 4. ELSIE STOCKMAN - F.H.A. 1; Cougar Club 2,3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Best Looking 4; Student Council 1; Y-Teens 1,2; Cheerleader 3. THOMAS C. STRICKLIN, JR. - F.F.A. 1.2,4. CAROLYN PATRICIA STURKIE - Transferred from Millbrook H. S., Raleigh, N. C., 3; Cougar Club 4; F.T.A. 4. DIANNE SUTTON - Majorette 3; Head Maj. 4; Most Outstanding Twirler 3; 4-H, Treas. 3, Reporter 4; Cougar Club 1,4; F.H.A. 1,3. KENNETH SWINK - Transferred from Central H. S., Grand Forks, N. D., 2. GAYE THEUS - N.H.S. 2.3.4; N.F.L. 3, Treas. 4; Class Sec. 4; Copy Editor of The Cougar 4; Alumni Editor of Dents-Events 4; Chief Marshal 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4. BECKY THOMPSON - Miss Hi Miss 3; Cougar Club 1, 2,3,4; Feature Editor of The Cougar 4; Anchor Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Class Reporter 4; Most Depend- able 4. ENRIQUE TORO, JR. - Transferred from Pemberton High, N. J., 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 4. MILLIE TORRES - Transferred from Dreher H. S. 3; D. E. Club 4; 4-H Club 4; Medical Careers Club 4. HOPE TROUTMAN - Transferred from Ft. Knox H. S., Ky., 4. MARION VINCENT - Cougar Club 1,2; Baseball 1.2, 3.4; Block D Club 3,4. LARRY WALKER - Transferred from Augsburg Ameri- can H. S., Augsburg, Germany 4. WESLEY WALL - Art Club 3, Sec. 4; Block D Club 3, V. Pres. 4; Football 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. BILLY WATTS - Art Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Cougar Club 2. SADIE JANE WATTS - F. T. A. 4; F. H. A. 2; 4-H Club 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4. CAROL WEAVER - Transferred from South Dade H. S. Homestead, Fla., 3; Marshal 3; F.T. A., Pres. 4; N. H. S. 4; Spanish Club 4; Drama Club 4. TIM WEST - Transferred from Lathrop H. S., Fair- banks, Alaska, 3; Chorus 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4. DONNA WHALEN - Student Council, Pub. Relations Officer 3, Sec. 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Pal- metto Girls State 3; Marshal 3; Miss Congeniality 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Girls' Sports Editor of The Cougar 4. 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