I I I N .- 1 I l A i L . I -u I . I i i. X ' x V V 7 QLW LVL, l ' I K , v K I 4 f F 1 1 l i 1 T 1 - E s 4 5 4 1 6 E Q Q Q A e 1 2 Q i I E 1 1 1 . w 1 v K D i 1 1 V X r i ,,,., mmm, the 1965 Awww Due Went, South Cafwlim iniq- - x -A l f- --....Z..-Q.. -J ontem administration faculty staff senior class junior class sophomore class freshman class seminary arrow shots EXTRACURRICULAR student government spiritual life honors organizations sports FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS A 'fhvfwqfww A college grows because it is led to growth. Time alone does not erect the new huildingg rather the patience and wis- dom, the foresight and concern of in- terested leadership. Each brick, each pane of glass and nail in the new Watkins Student Center is the product of an idea nurtured and developed through ten years. Mgmt OOO if 8 Il ,,,' 1 it A ' 5 rsh., mlwltm But there can be no single aims, for progress is built on progress: the changing face of Erskine is a continual record of a decade of new structures, all de- signed to contribute to the ultimate purpose, which is in itself merely the mask of an ever-changing, ever- improving campus. The joy of moving forward is, paradoxically, the joy of never arriving. jDRlNff AND REFRESH 1 7 ,nf t t W'- ' N H F 1eiu: ' gif, fl mgnnw'-'fm' im? 1111 at ...-W nm 'W 'A'A gnugnmmggumqgnlwzaninm V ew! ,' V ' ll iii! ? t. at v-'- all q 6F 17 ' , - ' ' Wig mini!!! , :pf 1 ,,': ---1 f,,,,m -amhrfi' , -h , Va at . - t Lt ' n . 2 , ' H, - fav , x ' ' ' F W. ,, ' L 7 J-1 4 h .I 'Y V , NA vl.'!: ' M Nm!-' M F vr, F a, Z X if A. W at 1 an at 1 hw v F .C A W v , - as-ef ' ,XM q:V?f5W , f law' ghigzhkf f 'tw llvh' Xl I ' he , - A Ali' . 'f V ' , I Ja, hi, ,. 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Muze 12 ,MM - fn , A M IJ, -,,, , . n ,Wynn Z. 4 4 , ah av 1 YT - W K , t 1 A K , , t f 2 V h ,v..h 'km' t t mt a eeppmttrf, ' The theta howet'er, is mah alone, h erous hody t an active B spired heath channel etha greatest useh and a wthhna the ehahhengt UH'80iHg Cat HIS, neverthf he he mom. Ihthdfdy of a eeiteth hor a 5 ll hx L c HT: EQ ,1!!!.fs'r smart 5meH . MM Nl Sii?f'B?? The development of a college, however, is never the job of one man alone. A far-sighted and gen- erous body of alumni and friends, an active Board of Trustees, in- spired leadership to direct and channel efforts into the paths of greatest usefulness, a sense of need and a willingness of many to meet the challenge-all contribute to the on-going cause of Erskine. There are, nevertheless, and must always be the moments of reflection and reward, of honor earned and re- ceived for a task Well done. I OOO if' Q w... ' fa' X., , 'V 57.35 it ffwfvg 4.5:-if ff .xxvm fic .Hy-QW as 6 fa 'II s N 4 W, , Y G .1 my:-4 f V gi. fi1u.g4gefSz?J M114 M . ' N A f L , 1 H '11 A i t 'VX ami cultufwl devie pmewt y y T? fc - ws t w: 4 , ,,, 1 , ' g , ' .WNW on M 'I Q is s E W NSR fr Q sg, 5' ,gh ' z W I, ,s r 'I 55, 1 W ts? X W we aww 3 5 Z 2 H s if M, A record of meaningful service must reflect more than architects, drawings and builders, contracts. To expand the horizon of the in- dividual socially and culturally, this is the higher function of pro- gress, and Erskine has built a con- sistently hroad and elevating pro- gram of experience for students, faculty and community. in cwowlembc eweilbewce W 6 r l l 5 I i 7 ,' ' . x :iw if A. Kiwi 'Txfi ,Q o o, K Q 1 f.. .--l'. . .fg v .'.-... . it I .+ ,.n. gg., --i ' .5 . - . -' ia-23' .Uzi.n ffgzfnl HMB .Q fi:-C, ffgi 1 ,2- TA 'r RNUQW -jz. xi' The incentive for ten years of progress in space and time, in mind and spirit, is an expanding student body, representa- tive not only of a larger responsibility but also of a greater opportunity. That the responsibility has been faced and the opportunity equaled is Erskine's finest tribute to an inspired and inspiring leader. r f 8. , . 22 ,, I'1l11i'Zf-4 l WQZTLAQ- 'fkv' :- I 1? a a' ,gs tihfn f Wa' I U !,1-up 3551, 4 , , bl, I Tiffilw' '4 '--. 'Q ,1'4,r3,3. -'J A 17'!'j:' -- 0 0 o . J' ' 'ff .2114 , iinzn 'L c i'c ' 31-wif 1 v fl..-.ai . '.:t'q 4 -'V-.-1 1 - -....-.-. vr---no --M.-'-f--1:-L-.-w f5',9'wf 'i'i'141 :H 'ff Q nf--Q. If M iff W5 V. N ,4'L t Q, A132 nr.,-in We, the Senior Class of 1965, do respectfully dedi- cate our yearbook to the President and First Lady of a 'cdecade of progressv. . . Dr. and Mrs. I. M. Lesesne 1 - W- --Mm Xfw Sk... 'Lv E . 'x X P ji I ix f 2 3 Z administrative heads iiiui tow NUM 5 'ill Lit two or Our President looks back on his years at Erskine. IOAB MAULDIN LESESNE A.B., MA., Ph.D., L.L.D., Litt.D. Wofford College, University of South Caro- lina, Lander College, Columbia University. This is a good book on this good day.': LEON MCDILL ALLISON Dean of the Theological Seminary A.B., B.D., Th.M., Th.D. Davidson College, Erskine Theological Seminary, Princeton Theological Seminary, Unibn Theological Seminary CVa. J. JOSEPH WIGHTMAN A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Oxford University, University of South i annum Carolina. YN! . UMNO SIATB You just think you don't Want to go to graduate school. iii . ipiffiiti wif iii. Biiiifirmg ii iff? fiiilgl' 20 fioqi Ciiizi I mga! .ME d days: IW ological minafy, South go to ,f S! FRANCES LIVINGSTON CARDWELL Dean of Women A.B.,M.A. University of South Caro- lina, University of North Carolina. But how could she take six week ends in one month? ffei-is-f--fi-'MMM 'Tll take two or three if they're free. - I is I J 173' CHARLES HENRY GILBERT GORDON CARLISLE PARKINSON Business Manager Dean of Men B.S.. M.A. A.B.. M.A., Ph.D. Newberry College, University Erskine College, Columbia Uni- Now, fyliss von Soudouhorst, you know you must register your of South Carolina, University versity. biCYC19- of Omaha. 2 I FELIS KARL BAUER V. .5 MA .,f. . .,Jf' wg,- Vierma Institute of Technology, E f N Manhattan School of Music. The art class in action. You need more color, start over! Although no major is offered in art, a minor may be pursued. The Department of Art seeks to help students who are interested in this field with painting, crafts and art appreciation. I g I ,'.e ,- Lg, if 1- if I can't seem to get my fist out of my mouth. l I SHHCAHET X CUBLY MAB-fB-D.,L1 V 'fneecouwu '0'lhCa10linq E ml' ' Ufqfmay. P l Th Offers 9 Depart WUI Sverem d .' . 06 alofiestamenhl Shldledq knolllff Ulm. 4 to gilt mr th and io int md hi: . I : K :'1.' , ' X .Y-. 'K 1, I fig ai.. ' ' :. !+ Q 'Y l , C QW '- 'Ks-'..'-4 :',1L'xl I .i'-,- dnor may s to help h eld with Alll .LK A 1913 Packard? Where? How Much? Her apartment makes a comfy classroom. MARGARET VIRGINIA EDWARD CILMORE BOYCE CUBINE A.B., B.D., Th.M., Th.D. A.B., B.D., M.A., Ph.D. Bryson College, Erskine Theo- LaGrange College, University of logical Seminary, Union Theo- North Carolina, Garrett Bibli- logical Seminary. cal Institute, Northwestern University. The Department of Bible and Christian Education offers courses designed to encourage a scholarly and reverent approach to the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments and other related subjects, to promote a good knowledge and appreciation of the material studied, to give training for definite service in the church, and to provide a background for and encourage- ment toward further study in these fields. bible WILLIAM HENRY FRAZER KUYKENDALL A.B. Davidson College, Union Theo- logical Seminary fVa.J, Iohns Hopkins University. RACHEL MCELROY B.A., M.A., M.R.E. Erskine College, George Pea- body College, New York City Biblical Seminary, Columbia Seminary. 'Once upon a time . . . 1 il U 'rlvi-ififi' 4ff'f'f il it ft. 23 - I 1' K, 'wel f ieiynugo, URHY G. l iB. Harm Wegg if SMH Carolim Y X fiiyn , I ' :hhgelfi 'Q is MIL. J! next yearn wel'- if! 'S 4 , -, - AA xl like 5 gif n . :T ls SU! ... if 3 Well, there's only forty-five minutes left in the period, I'll let you gof, LARRY G. BEALL MALCOLM L. WELLS A.B. B.S., M.S. HGTPUT College, Univefsify University of Richmond, University of South Caro- lina. of South Carolina: Q , 2 , . f I - 'Tm going to see if I can find that Coke without looking. business Two degrees may be obtained by enrolling in the Department of Business Administration: the Bach- elor of Science Degree in Business Administration and the Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Education. The first degree prepares students to enter the field of business and with an accounting major to take successfully the C. P. A. examination. The latter helps prepare students for professional secretarial positions, in addition to training them to teach business and secretarial subjects. JAMES DEWBERRY COPELAND B.S., M.A., D.Ed. University of Florida, New York University. What's the noise in the hall? iii! I said stop five minutes ago. BESSIE JEWEL BALDWIN A.B., M.S. Erskine College, University of Tennessee, University of South Carolina. chemistry 3 Erskine College, Vanderbilt University, University of M ichi- an. A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Hey, Girlie, it's fun! lpn.. 2 W S.. J. ,W xk.,,.J ,, . 1 ga .. I have the fattest cat in the village. WILLIAM LAURENS PRESSLEY A.B., M.S., M.A. Erskine College, Alabama Poly- technic Institute, George Pea- body College for Teachers, Uni- versity of Tennessee. The Chemistry Department encourages the grasping of the basic phenomena of the phy- sical and organic aspect of life from the ele- mental, and sub-atomic level. In addition to these basics come the systematic observations and practical applications as experienced in lab. Q l l l i l Let's close our books for a little quiz. l l GILBERT GORDON PARKINSON p A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Erskine College, Columbia Uni- versity. l I I , widen V 3 mlillllfnl ol I lf ltillmg Q J Mt llflllfgg A xllqlldiolll 0 it 'lt T, Then V ' Us T3 , , - llmlnw ...til limi S fl' IND! i:r'lll5lE1 ., ti'-l ' M' I-. any ww., 9 i' -. :iv-. . nv H T . -.1 1 N. .N fjlr., , 'img ages the lie phy- the ele- ition to rvations need in Now Corky and I . . . The Department of Education prepared students for the teaching profession by offering both acade- mic and professional courses of study as well as off-campus student teaching in public schools for qualified seniors. The Department has been recog- nized by the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education since 1960. ZELDA GAMBRELL OATES A.B., M.A. Erskine College, Furman University. I. CALVIN KOONTS A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Catawba College, George Peabody College, Harvard University. Fulbright Scholarship to Pakistan. education -alt ix We - What do you mean you're no taller than your students 3 va-H Good teachers continue to enrich themselves. english CLYDE TAFT MCCANTS B M A .M A. ., . . ' Erskine College, Duke University, Univer- sity of North Carolina, University of Colo rado, University of South Carolina, Uni- versity of Georgia. ,ees i - X, yt' , V f if ' ., Whisper louder, please. Four principal services are rendered by the Depart- ment of English: to prepare its majors for continued study in graduate school, to train secondary teachers of English, to offer a major for students who wish to enter a profession which requires a broad cultural background, and to serve other departments through its courses in Writing, in literary history, and in literaryappreciation. BARBARA PAUL JAMES STRONG B.A., M.A. FRED W. WOLF MOFFATT, IR. Bowling Green State Univer- A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. sity, University of Redlands, Pennsylvania State University, Erskine College, Prirweton Uni- University of Oslo, University Vanderbilt University, Univer- versity, University of North of Vienna, Southern Illinois Uni- sity of Wisconsin, Berlin Uni? Carolina, University of Chi- versity, University of Southern versity. cago. Mississippi. . . . Yon Cassius has a lean and hungry look. STELLA SUTHERLAND A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Queen's University, University of 'Chicago, University of Illi- nors. NAN HOLLIDAY BARMORE l A.B., M.A. I Lander College, Furman Univer- sity, University of South Carolina. Let s make English harder. 28 .,.-,x xi .- L-illvlfllfw 11 Kiki --. EUIWQQ .yyyml -.fy ,maint . stile C' .Lf P- .iles Z :ante unlltr 4 l at :ffl to pml .limi for .. ,. .. l,.L.,. ,N mi., -- -Q - s...l' L.. :g.:ggi?ifgib- ' 'Qglgvk-ll,Y.lL:.. -:ral Li ur - ..,. , l 1 . . ...., riilwaqwhfg- W . -' -.i -....,g,,,f 5 , ' - .lui J1 gums ' if iffiii ,Q izmm 'I 'i . 5 . UTHERLAND i.A.,Ph.D. I ersity, University Jnivefsfiy of 1111- Now, Franklin, read the words as I point to them. A program designed principal- ly to stress the most significant areas of the disciplines con- cerned is offered by the Depart- ment of History and Govern- ment. An adequate number of specialized courses, including a seminar, are offered to provide a proper background for stu- dents majoring in history and contemplating pursuit of gradu- ate work. It is the policy of the department to emphasize quality rather than quantity of offerings while maintaining a program balanced to stimulate the inter- est of students in a variety of areas of historical significance. LOWRY PRICE WARE A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Erskine College, University of South Carolina. BERNARD LONNIE POOLE Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D. Yale University, University of Illinois, University of South Carolina. ROBERT ACKERMAN A.B., M.A., Ph.D. University of South Carolina JOSEPH WIGHTMAN A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Oxford University, University of South Carolina. The Due West Colony has really groyvn since the If Wal. history Much too deep-I'l1 have to write a basic to take its place From now on call me Dr. Ackerman F it l ll . . 1: --. 1-.,-,-fee'-fe-si. -f'7?f '--f?f:', .,-.ff '-'1 ff: .--:?f'5,s- i-l-',Tf:-,??ff:-frj'r-1 '7:'wgy'-exfi-1-H1-I-f-s-f-r-ef-ewffg-1-N-'-g?e.,iH,E.s-.-,,..,,g,7.,.,,,l-.i,,,..:,-,V., sig. 1 5? vwmv 1, V MM-tv N-wmv' W H H V , ' ft . LP F f I! Y I , I , 2, . home economics The primary function of the Home Economics De- partment is to apply the principles and truths of the arts and sciences to the best development of the in- dividual and to the improvement of home and family life. It also recognizes the occupational demands for Women in our modern World and therefore trains for definite vocations. -ff '5 Don't burn those fingers. 30 I don't have a plate. MARY ELIZA MCDILL A.B., M.S. Erskine College, University of Tennessee. HAZEL K. HADDON B.S. Winthrop College List the six methods for making a bulletin board. .uriuiiliill 4 it till i 155. Elm A' lim lm- fl t or 1 A .-K ,Q 1 3 Eygl, .. . 3 H , J. JILL of Tgnfl6SS aldngab ee- ulletifl We'll go over it all again next semester. MARTHA ABERNETHY LONG A.B., M.A. PAUL E. GRAVELY Erskine College, Clemson A.B., M.A. University, Furman Uni- University of South Carolina, versity. Duke University. X This is a box. mathematics The Department of Mathematics encourages the ac- quisition and practice of the fundamental mathematical skills demanded in society, the development of deductive and inductive reasoning, the formation of clear and logical thinking, the completion of a thorough groundwork for development in any field requiring mathematics, and the building of a love for the subject and the teaching of it. Well, it has power breaks, power steering, and all the accessories. HERBERT RICHARDSON SMITH A.B., M.S. BETTY THOMAS University of South Carolina, A.B., M.A. University of Michigan, johns University of Southern Cali- Hopkins University. fornia, University of Alabama ,, The book says . . . 'E 1 sis 1 .., L rg X X 'f ., 'wr 4 It's going to be a beautiful day. EMILY MARGARET HORTON B.S.E., M.A. Arkansas State Teachers Col- lege, University of North Car- IOHN MILLER GRIER A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Erskine College, University of olina, Duke University, Mid- North Carolina, University of dlebury College, Mexico City Paris, University of Virginia. College, Laval University. modern languages The Department of Modern Languages consists of courses in French, German, and Spanish. The direct method is stressed in all three languages, along with grammar and cultural background. The laboratory, operated by student assistants and su- pervised by the modern language faculty, is an important asset, especially in pronunciation and self criticism. It is the aim of the department to train students in speaking and Writing, as well as to offer a background in foreign language litera- tures. What is the date? ELSA von SENDENHORST A.B., M.A. University o Bonn Universit o Southern f , y f California, Heidelberg University. Who wants to take me home? 32 -Q .ya -Str Ellllllflll GRE OWFN BM. Imiim Stale Uniw B the llllle 39' 3l'0f -- ll be ., Ulsem to mit Ce kk I 9 dm Mn , , Q, llltregfed ms T imm- Ffg ' for p l :J,l , ,f-A-mrs 0115 rl-In llld hs N., , .-5' S , wr will tlltiE3h 1 Ulla s -mm. fi' '-of Pose? Who, us? THOMAS GERALD ELIZABETH GREEN OWEN OWEN B.M., M.M. B.M. Louisana State Universi- Louisiana State University ty, Tulane University It 'is the endeavor of the Department of gflusic to be of service both to the student who GSITGS 'EO make this field his vocation and to the student interested in music as a source of an QPP0ffl1nity for participation in various tlplgsical organizations and ensembles, giving WithPfli'f01'mers and listeners an acquaintance Com 0 Q fI12110r styles, periods, composers, and Ch plsitions through the mediums of vocal, OTH , and instrumental music. mm? ,N LEANNA YoUNo ' 'K A45 LUCY ANNE MCCLURE B.M. M.M Lindenwood College, Indi- ana University, Union The- ological Seminary C N .Y. J. can't Wait for the new organf DELORES MELDRUM B.A. San Iose State College. Fiddld away, F lo. FELIX KARL BAUER M.A. Vienna Institute of Tech- nology, Manhattan School of Music. :'There's nothing to composing. philosophy To enlarge the studenfs understanding of his intel- lectual and cultural heritage is the purpose of the Phi- losophy Department. Various philosophies are studied and critically examined in the light of Christian faith, and from a practical viewpointg and investigation of logic is promoted as a means toward more effective study in all fields. A little recreation rests the mind. S If if Yes, I think you have a good point there . . . but . . . Courses are offered in psychology for those wishing to pursue either a maior or a minor. Each year a field trip is taken to the State Mental Hospital in order to sup- plement the study of those mental states and forms of behavior that deviate from the normal. psychology CLARENCE WALTER YONCE, IR. TUNIS ROMEIN B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A., D.Ed. lgewliuerry College, University of South Wheaton College, University of Kentucky aroma. 'I . , i I 2 i l I 1 I 1 lx N-. x l',1, .PH fl l l l M my E filler Col Hllllc PM lflQg,g3iflWl Ullderst is the pandingifimiy S piiosogggeifiiiy e hgllt of C eihlt' 'fs and' .hmian 1I1Ve tl . N 'rd more elf gaimnoflii 9Cl1Ve smdxfg E 1 physical education X '55-...CT I think this is a golf club. Look out, world, here comes the Fleet. LL There are 55,237 stop signs between Due West and Chicago. JANE EDGY WILLIAM C. MYERS B.S., M.A. B.S. Florida Southern College, Peabody Col- Erskine College. ege for Teachers. HARRY CARL STILLE, JR. PETER 1. FLANN A.B., M.A. B.S. University of Kentucky, Michigan State Cambridge University. University. .-...-.L.,....l,i-1--.- Two purposes of the Physical Education Department are to offer a professional curric- ulum in health and physical education which will enable graduates to teach physical educa- tion and to coach athletics and to offer a sat- isfying required physical education program which develops the individual physically, men- tally, and socially. X 4 is Wife Q may :M f we ,KX 2 r limi' , p A , These boys have a lot to learn. 'Kg gf niswr :Q that 44 fwji, is all lxsia Z it 1 35 ,-Mft. Well actually I like America. PETER I. FLANN B.S. Cambridge University. GILBERT GORDON PARKINSON A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Erskine College, Columbia University. 'jr:,52SX,-S if ' ,Flatts , physics The Physics Department offers to the science interested student fundamental study in the prin- ciples of mechanics and heat and advanced study in such areas as electricity and atomic structure. Laboratory periods introduce to the students theo- retical principles and practical applications from the field of physics. Now, boys, let's take our time. I l the science in the prin. ance-d study c stmcture. idents theo- ations from Does it really mean I should be a ballet dancer? development The Department of Develop- ment strives to look to the fu- ture needs and demands of Er- skine. This department works closely with the Board of Trus- tees and the Board of Counse- lors. WILLIAM S. LIMINC A.B. Bucknell. Mr. Liming gets a smile from his secretary, Donna Walker. 5 1 guidance HELEN WALLACE M IMS B.S., M.A. Winthrop College, Columbia University, Peabody Conservatory of Music. The Guidance Department offers vocational coun- seling and tries to help seniors with job placements. This is a new department and is found to be of great assistance to the students. publicity The Publicity Department is continually at work making the outside world aware of the activities at Erskine. Newspapers, both in the vicinity of the college and of the students' homes, are notified of the activities by this department. RICHARD H. HALDEMAN A.B., M.A. Rollins College, George Peabody College for Teachers. Who are these people? 37 SANDRA G. KETCHIE, A.B., secretary to the Drrector of Admissions JACQUELINE YORK, Secretary to the Acadamic Dean L in ,af l U1,,f fn l wJ 4L-af Ill---I DAVID H. WRIGHT, A.B. BELVA S- WEESE Director Of Student Center S6CI'etaI'y to the Dean of Women DAVID C. PHILLIPS, A.B. Director of Admissions SHIRLEY F. OLSEN Secretary to the Dean of the Seminary ELIZABETH T. WILLS, A.B. Field Representative 38 .ffrxl are gre ml. WINNIE M. PHILLIPS, A.B., Director of Alumni Affairs COLENA RICHARDSON, Secretary to the DireCt0f of Alumni Affairs MARGARET S. NICKLES, Recreation Center Hostess NELLE C. HACAN, Recreation Center Hostess LILLIE V. HUTSON, Student Center Hostess IULIETTE BROWN. A.B., Secretary in Business Office DONNA H. KINARD, Secretary to the BL1SiI1GSS Manager HARRIETT V. RICHIE, Bookkeeper 4 X YLE FHANCES IDU i i w V A. 'G-4... rx 1 ' ' w I , I 1 .- I r ,. 45' 1 , N T I4 T- . rss 2 1, I . - AffairS DI 0fdlgIJlilfLcf0f of O Jn Center HosteSS ter HOSIGSS s ter Hoftes Office , ess I in Eglin Business to I Iii si -ri iw Q IN - N ! -X if T X gi if - it 11 Q E Nts? IDA LYLE MOORE, R.N., Men's Nurse IULIAN E. McGILL, A.B. FRANCES O. SLOAN, Wnmen's Nurse Not PiCtl1I'Cdi GRACE G- DAWSON, Assistanf BUSi1'1eSS Manager A.B., M.A., B.S.L.S., Librarian ALTA C. PAYN E Dietician MARIE S. BOYCE, A.B., M.A.L.S., Assistant Librarian MARGARET M. BOYCE, A.B., M.A., B.S.L.S., M.S.L.S., Assistant Librarian Seated: RUTH T. HEUTESS, IDA CASKEY, MARILLAAB. JOHNSON, A.B., RUTH M. GRIER Standing: VIRGINIA EDWARDS, A.B., IAN FLANN, LUCILLE M. CLINKSCALES, A.B., Dormitory Hostesses ,-J ,t ' -K r r EVT, NEWS S'-Z7 ELEANOR CHESNUT, A.B. Secretary to the President 3. I sawn lgf A ROBERT M. ELLIS Superin- tendent of Building a n d Grounds, ROBERT C. WINN, Electrician LUCY ANNE MCCLURE, B.M.,M.M Registrar 39 Vile-Pnlidelll PM :JH Fm .Q.. Trfmm H 75.1, 5 X .Q , 'f 4 - 1 Martha Johnson ---- john Hunt - .-- Gene Neely -- Dottie Adams f g 'f bums' W ,il-, DOTTIE ANN ADAMS Gastonia, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Educamm EDWARD CLICK ALEXANDER Due West, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration L 42 IENNIE SUE ALEXANDER Charlotte, North Carolina A.B. Christian Education WILLIAM ELBERT ALEXANDER Charlotte, North Carolina A.B. Psychology, Christian Education fc finals DOROTHY HOLMES ALLEYN Chattanooga, Tennessee A.B. Elementary Education, French ROBERT LEON ALLISON Due West, South Carolina A.B. History 'N ADAM S ry Education dh Cqroliim ER mmjgtmtion e J I ms ALLEYN Fennweff Education, h LLISON hACaroliru1 of!! MARY LUCILLE BAILEY Newnan, Georgia B.S. Mathematics W. DONALD BAIRD Clover, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration R x Q. ,f . 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Home Economics PATRICIA ANNE COLLINS Greenville, South Carolina A.B. Elementary Education I Q 4 ' L :ZW .. fit 7' GUYTON CLARDY, JR, Williamston, South Carolina B .S . Business Administration WILLIAM HENRY COLEMAN Donolds, South Carolina , , r ,wh , .. ,java ff? , . I . - V I QW. ' L 'Z 'N f f wiv 1 t I- THOMAS LEE COLSON Due West, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration VIRGINIA CAROLYN COOK Abbeville, South Carolina A.B. Christian Education My 'I N,.F,y, Du ni 3 Fi I , ii B .. V.. :ffm i fi-nigga r, 'f-:gd '1f?::.rJ :LQ SX x-., N J: is DW :1 wif'-I . .,.xg, gif VN 0n,Q5I3w2?Y, J? I ar ' less Admznmrztsgi HENRY COLEXL L South Carolina IN , I' For fl 44 1, EE coLS9N Outh Cl1f0llfla Adminldffdfm BOLYN 090K zh Cf1'0l 'U ffftdwffi' WILLIAM LEE COOPER Ware Shoals, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration RITA GAIL COX Honea Path, South Carolina A.B. History MARGARET CAROLINE DALE Camden, Alabama A,B. Elementary Education CHARLES IEFF DAVIS Greenwood, South Carolina B.S. Physical Education FFS Smfyffl f-N, 47 MARY ANN CRAIG Spartanburg, South Carolina A.B. English IOANNE CROMER Anderson, South Carolina A.B. Elementary Education TURA ANN DeLANEY Avon Park, Florida A.B. English JACOB ALLEN DERRICK Saluda, South Carolina A.B. French IOYCE GALE DYE Wrens, Genrgia A.B. Christian Education VICTOR MEREDITH EDWARDS - i 1 Saluda, South Carolina ' f . A B Science V ,cf, A ,X e074 U :naw , RUTH RAE DIXON Greer, South Carolina A.B. Science FREDERICK GERALD DOUGLAS Clover, South Carolina A.B. Chemistry A 10m M-Su Si B5.Hm. RRMUIBRXQ figngiburgji AHH1 B R I af X XL -1 -'Sui J Pb .f A U. I 4 'n X 4 .-.g,A-N -rr FRAE DIXON South Carolina B. Science GERALD DOUGLAS South Carolina , Chemistry IOETTA EZELL Ninety-Six, South Carolina B.S. Home Economics WILLIAM BRADFORD FAIREY Orangeburg, South Carolina A.B. History 'fhw IOHN WILLIAM ELLISON Abbeville, South Carolina A.B. Bible OSCAR ALONZO ETHRIDCE, IR. Greenwood, South Carolina A.B. Science IOSILIND MOFFATT FANT Anderson, South Carolina A.B. Elementary Education JOHN H. FISHER Abbeville, South Carolina B.S. Business its nWW 'T ' JUDITH ANN FRANKLIN Greenville, South Carolina A.B. Elementary Education JOHN MITCHELL GANTT Due West, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration ,w ,fa if V Z? 1 ' 'Wi f ,Za my X , vu , f ,f t' :K ' fl? fx ,fff it B 'Q t AV gg ,vw ff N E - A 6 'K , ,hw 1 ,My f. 1 e,Wy.,,.,..aw SALLY RUTH FLEMINC Donalds, South Carolina A.B. Elementary Education KATHLEEN STEWART FOWL Greenville, South Carolina A.B. Music JOHN MILTON GERTZ Jacksonville Beach, F londa A.B. Psychology JOHN PRESSLY CETTYS Catawba, South Carolina A.B. History ER N Gram iLg21ch,Fhf4d4 Pyy li I EU ESSLY G guth I-I13'f0f1J LY R Tlllldg ETH FLEMING Elenenguth Camlffla my EduC0lf0n EN STEX .- VAHT Onmlle FOH A 1 South' CWUHMVIIEH 'B' Mime QW. 9.4 ' if c 00 ETFY5 Cgfolfflll GAIL HATCHER GETTYS Anderson, South Carolina A.B. French HARRIETTE ELIZABETH GILES Swansea, South Carolina A.B. H ietory jmx mn BRENDA SUZANNE GREGG Greenwood, South Carolina A.B. Elementary Education JAMES HILL GRESSETTE, IR. Orangeburg, South Carolina A.B. History . ,,5,?g.M f ,, A 9 MW ELLEN PAULINE GRAVES Pageland, South Carolina A.B. Music Education JAMES ANDERSON GRAY Due West, South Carolina A.B. History X Mfm 14? W ow J 1'- 'a-z X qw if . SUSAN VIRGINIA HAMILTON Decatur, Georgia A.B. Elementary Education DUKE HOGAN HANCOCK Greenville, South Carolina A.B. Mathematics 7 ' -my 1? I 5 z i thine f f x? Qty, V , ,M , f ,max JOSEPH MAX HITT Arcadia, South Carolina A.B. Bible PRESTON BROOKS HOLTZENDORFF, IV Anderson, South Carolina A.B. Psychology IOSIE HARRIETT HENDERSON Greenville, South Carolina A.B. History GWEN FAYE HITT Clinton, South Carolina A.B. Elementary Education LN 5 tt L v is E WRX ' 4595 . it f , .. Q .5 W 7 HELEN ANNE HUBBARD Spartanburg, South Carolina 'u 47? IARRIETT HENDERSON moille, South Carolim A.B. History WEN FAYE HITT futon, South Carolina Elementary Education r4J,..-A JAMES OLIVER IVEY, JR. Charleston Heights. South Carolina A.B. Biology CLAUDIA ORENE JAMESON Liberty, South -Carolina A.B. Christian Education .E -tt 2 V H ' tt Q ,fig S tix , if , gf it 'fi S ' X - f- . W , X 1' liz' 'ik 2 fs it 21 49,1--.-'Af' ' A.B. Social Studies, Elementary Education JOHN ROBINSON HUNT Anderson, South Carolina A.B. Chemistry ff' we ,- ? R in-f 2 ,, if or It A JAMES PHILIP JARVIS, JR. Lexington, Virginia A.B. Psychology GEORGE FRANKLIN JENKINS Statesoille, North Carolina A.B. History J, L O 5, S, , in Q' , 5 .Q w ' L, S 'ex Q W lffgf JAMES HAROLD JONES Anderson, South Carolina B.S. Physical Education STEPHEN CIFFORD JONES Greenville, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration r JUDY ELLEN JOHNSON Decatur, Georgia A.B. Social Science MARTHA CARRINGTON JOHNSON Bennettesoille, South Carolina A.B. Chemistry, Mathematics W.-W ww- WILLIAM TREVOR KAY Anderson, South Carolina A.B. Science CHARLES MICHAEL KELLY Greenwood, South Carolina B.S. Physical Education IJY . fggEEgwm . .Social Science A9Wmf , neHPswNQE?T0NI0Hxmy 'Ch , Outhga I. emmly, llatllenmu S A ff! R KAY yigfamma 3,siwnff KELLY yIgj2,Ef?aroliM slcal E dutdfiflf' IO MASON KELSO Greenville, South Carolina A.B. Psychology, Christuzn Education MARGARET HARRISON KENDALL Greenville, South Carolina B.S.,Home Economics JAMES CILL KNOX III Chester, South Carolina A.B. History, Bible LAWRENCE HARPER LEDFORD Marietta, South Carolina B.S . Business Administration we '-N, U tK M A S ,HN W... SK I I HW, ,s,ix was ' ZFNF-rr' JOE DEW KINARD, IR. Due West, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration JIMMY ALDON KNIGHT Ware Shoals, South Carolina A.B. Chemistry HQ' , RICHARD DARREL LANIER Charlotte, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration SUSIE SO-IUNG LEE Seoul, Korea A.B. Chemistry 7 -YA ' my L Qi:--ar 4- r F JOEL JAMES MCABEE Troutman, North Carolina A.B. Mathematics TILLMAN HARRY MCCLAIN Iva, South Carolina B .S . Business Administration 'ihSn-4' MICHAEL LELAND LITTLE Due West, South Carolina B .S. Business Administration WENDELL EDMUND LUN SFORD Anderson, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration V ,wggfm fb L QL LELAND LITTLE est, South Carolina riness Administration EDMUND LUNSFOHD on, South Carolina iness Administratian , new HERRICK ZEN OS MCCONNELL, IR ,tf ' ' ' 7' Atlanta, G907'8fl1 :,, V' vvz' f A.B. Mathematics, fs t , s P7wS1bf1lEflUC11fi0f1 X4? Y't4'f ' A T 3:3 -Q:::t-t T A MARGARET SUE McCORMICK ,ff ev A 745 .t , gp 1,4 , ef ,, f , .A as , ,W 5 2 S S My , X A, I, -dl .1 2 X ' . fx ma I i f X S 4 f f Kg. t xl 1 , si h NK A J I at Y A ,,, , ' ' -,,t 1' Vfjl , Brighton, Tennessee , A.B. Elementary Education h ' 'QI - ' Je CYNTHIA MCILWAIN MCCURRY Due West, South Carolina A.B. Elementary Education THOMAS DAVID MCELRATH Abbeville, South Carolina B .S . Business Administration 2 ,Jas-u..S.,, I WE SARAH FRANCES MCFERRIN Taft, Tennessee A.B. Science be ff' uf' MARTHA BENN MACDONALD , A tu - ' T' , : Rock Hill, South Carolina A.B. English, French Q. ,l fl ' - iw fp .. , S , .594 ' I wax f awe 1 Mfg .. LUCY RILEY MAHON Calhoun Falls, South Carolina A.B. Elementary Education DAVID BRYAN MARTIN, IR. Anderson, South Carolina B .S . Business Administration Q? 0' 4 3 MARY ROSBOROUCH MACDONALD Rock Hill, South Carolina A.B. Music, French BRENDA PAULINE MADDOX Greenville, South Carolina A.B. Brblogy M LARRY IOE MARTIN Anderson, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration LAWRENCE ELLIOTT MATHESON Cheraw, South Carolina B.S. Accounting UCH M liffffh Cai532NALD lc: Ffench ULIN , S A v .Bmggdroliw X i Lf B D' , MARTIN eh C0f0l 'l 5,,fm1ytr11t10f1 yr MATHESON r Carolina nting SAMUEL ANDREW MILFORD Abbeville. South Carolina A.B. Science CHARLES WILLIAMS MOSELEY Anderson. South Carolina A.B. History HARRIS DEWITT OAKES Iva, South Carolina B .S . Business Administration VVESLEY RAYMOND OLSEN Englewood, Colorado A.B. History, Social Studies ,, f f, ,f HL t 4 f , 41 W X3 K 1 -1 Q 4, ' A rt it 1 , '5 X A31 '11-yr HARRY EUGENE NEELY, IR Rock Hill, South Carolina A.B. Bible BRENDA DALE NORRIS Easley, South Carolina A.B. Elementary Education RALPH KENNETH OSTROM Marion, North Carolina A.B. English, History JAMES EDWARD PARRISH, IR. Rock Hill, South Carolina A.B. Social Science, History DAVID A. PERRY Abbeville, South Carolina A.B. Mathematics PAULETTE BRENDA PETTY Charlotte, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education ,if ff! , ,,1r,,3 5, ,VM M A12 ,, ,f. ff glam, !Ay , ,E spina 'z X I , H ,gym-wt' V. ,A 4 7. 4 ELEANOR LOUISE PARSONS Indian Lake Estates, Florida A.B. Elementary Education LYNDA WOODY PARTON Gastonia, North Carolina A.B. English Qu-Km' T' 1 IDX m Z is , '-,. M. in Q an -xx- DUISE PARSONS Estates, F lonlla :tary Education IODY PARTON lorth Carolina English S 1 1 Q xml TAA I 7' I F I M. 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Elementary Education IDG SEquthCa'0lfnlz Clal Science IL ntllm RIPLEY J 310 omg Economics f RY HOPEH nth Carolina Edu6z1ti0f' SA SHEBEH C11f01i '? , E,1uvan0f' UNM 'LENN KENNETH SHRIVER, IR. Cheoy Chase. Maryland A.B. History 'EW RICHARD THOMAS SIMPSON Anderson, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration OLIN WRAY SMITH, IR. Lowrys, South Carolina A.B. Science SHIRLEY GRAY SMITH Statesuille, North Carolina B.S. Home Economics ,www wwf I ww ,Zi . .. EUGENE PHIL SIRMANS Adel. Georgia A.B. Psychology CHRIS N. SMITH Due West, South Carolina B.S. Physical Education YTN- five 'ANIUQ ILLIAM HERBERT SMITH WCharleston, South Carolina A.B. Hist0fU DONALD RAY SPENCER Osceola, Arkrlfwd-9 A.B. Pre-Medical, Biology Sm1l'f f7 +-V ' WWW REBECCA JANE TAIT Camdem, Alabama , A.B. History GEORGE WYATT THOMPSON Anderson, South Carolina A.B. Science 6x34 ,qglmwu-Miv's WILLIAM HAROLD STONE Abbeville, South Carolina B .S . Business Administration EDWARD LEE STRAWHORNE Due West, South Carolina B.S. Physical Education Q x NANCY IAYNE TUNE Bartow, Florida B.S. Home Economics MINNIE SUE TYLER Morristown, Tennessee B.S. Home Economics ' Y ,Mr Q, ,, V w tf fx., ,Q M, ff gif' fs 1539 fx? 0 . , 4 1 A. X 4' 1 'IBS I 1' A , MW 4 Vi' ,, t Q in I, ..,,, I , , 1 If KSN. 267 wr- ref it fe , mf ' ,X 1 ,X 3116? -I X 1 'W 4 WILLIAM CHARLES TIEFENTHALER Ambler, Pennsylvania A.B. History ANN SVVINTON TOWVNSEND Wadmalaw Island, South Carolina A.B. French 'fm DORA MAE WALKER Donalds, South Carolina A.B. Elementary Education ROBERT MARTIN WALLACE, I Huntersville, North Carolina A.B. Mathematics ,- - f Mu ,, .f Navi JAMES PICKETT WATSON III Spartanburg, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration ROBERT WAYNE WHITESIDES Gastonia, North Carolina A.B. History AL 7 I RUTH ELAINE WALLACE Bessemer City, North Carolina B.S. Home Economics HENRY DWAIN WARD Anderson, South Carolina A.B. Science 3 A .i o Aiioat A f 5 g fon HOWARD ALLAN WIMMER, IR. Abbeville, South Carolina A.B. History LI , K' f v. . ,EV -X M x wg X W K X ELAINE WALLACE er City, North Carolina S. Hvme Economkg RY DWAIN WARD erson, South Carolina A.B. Svience f . 2 9354 if ' V 'ff 'Q X ,J ,g f' K 3-. W ,J - 2 ,Mage ,lk ' fail - Johnny Shuler ---- Joy Odom Dennis Nichols -- Billy Patrick cc Mr- 'Y' Please buy a hamburger to help the junior class - pleasev . . . Now even a girl can have a car . . . Class rings are in! . . . .Iunior-Senior is off campus this year . . . Mac's piano concerts bring good chapel attendance . . . Sorry, the campus packs are just a little latev . x .Wi W r Q34 .-. 'il ,ig N.. .5 , . J- Q4 V. I Q ? ' Qi ,J -T L ., ,-Q.. I ' I ' J rw- . , fix I P' 'ajax W .N WW , MASTON BOYD Pelzer, S. C. DORIS BROWN H unteroille, N. C . LEROY BROWN Hartwell, Ga. BILL BROWNING Williamston, S. C. MARY LEE BROWNING Barnwell, S. C. WADE BROWNING Williamston, S. C. JOHNNY BROWNLEE Charlotte, N. C. MITZI BURDEN Anderson, S. C. JERRY BURNSIDE Rock Hill, S. C. LARRY BYRD Hartsoille, S. C. sv. 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PAUL DOVE Winnsboro, S. C. CAROLE DYE Anderson, S. C. BOBBY EDWARDS Gastonia, N. C. LARRY EDWARDS Charleston, S. C. DY l'8enUl??lEPgElgSON ANDA 'ifrrflflfsmoyc onea Path SIEMSTRUYU .Tw I sllNT0N TTYB0 flllgfon, A1305 ll COHNPSI C YBO eca, N BONE 678011, CE 0 . . S. BOWEN If Hs in 5. O1 IARTER S. C. N CHITTENDEN N, c. JLE :, c. WEN 5, c. cox ., s. Cf rc- 9, C. 'E S. C- NYE C. VABDS 0, VABDS C. cliff G9 The boys entertain delightfully at Christmas-time in Grier. 1, J ,gin-A4 f 'Q . VY ',.,s2L,,.:'9 ' nf ' A . ' 2 .1 , ' as .f YZ 4 fb-.gf f 'E' :ff 'K ,rw-w . A . , Q. M, ,. . , .f-. .. . ,: . f ., , X' N . M 'J 'K BOB GROUND S ll Anderson, S. C. -QQQV .- ' ' ' A ,- CAROLE GRUBBS , ' P W ' I Denmark, S. C. .. ,gb I , 54 M um IAYNE HAGEN ' A' ' ' 'M f ' Abbeville, S. C . DWIGHT HANKS Y . 5 51.3 Wall' Q . eee, . Y 2 f fy 'Q-ff O ,Y 3 f Y ,.,, fs A xi ,J H onea Path, S. C . JEAN HARDMAN Commerce, Ga. BROOKS HEYWARD Charleston, S. C. . ' ,, . se. JUDY HILL A . Clemson, S. C . 'lf , . we KATHY HODGES H N W X Charlotte, N. C. fi f ' , m y 1 r Z , .,..,. 4, ,,,,, ,,,, i V5,. fl' W .4 'irf I ' ig ZF ,2 lf 5, f R, BILL HOUSTON Easley, S . C . WELDON HUMPHREYS A Iva, S. C. JIMMIE FAIREY Orangeburg, S. C. MAC FRAMPTON Orangeburg, S. C. BRUCE FULLER Abbeville, S. C. JIM GALLOWAY Greenville, S. C. WOODROW GAMBLE Codes, S. C. POLLY GILL Rodman, S. C. LEE GRADER Bartow, Fla. SALLIE GRAVELY Due West, S. C. JOAN GRESHAM Greenville, S. C. MARY GRIFFITH Simpsonville, S. C. A. 173 f ,ug WILLIAM HUNT , 1 Anderson, S. C. Hodges, S. C. -Z' 4 A ,. LIBBY JOHNSON Anderson, S. C. , WILSON JONES Greenwood, S. C. f V' , 1 MARRALL KEISLER i Greenwood, S. C. KIMMY KIMMONS f Statesville, N. C. MARION KING Rock Hill, S. C. H A X FREDERICK KNOX Westwood, Mass. , Vwex ff. y f J: 'L A 'NNSYQS I X X ff, fur . 'ff if . -f V 'IPI ' ' 1? ' zaqwv' xy I A G... H I . I Q., . ,, A ' ',1.'f':-sf.-'ig I' Z Gfeei' S . C Q VAZ: E LUCY LANCASTER fl 'fl' 5 JOHN LANDRUM Greenwood, S. C. ALEX LAW Kingstree. S. C. DIXON LESSLIE Fort Mill, S. C. TOM LILES M oncks Corner, S. C. GEORGE LIPSCOMB Honea Path, S. C. , LARRY LOFTIS Greenville, S. C. JUDY LOWE Belton, S. C. ANSLEY LYON Union, S. C. MARY MCCALL Winter Haven Fla. A ' . V RAY MCCLELLION . Williamston S. C. f as ' WC? . RION MACDONALD N 5, Tryon, N. C. . , , ' A 9 ff f , I i' if r Q... ffl' 's f fi W ,.,, W . X f Img I f QQ if f -inf ....,,,., , , , , ,- .4 ,ny f H ,. rf 1' 5 , li l g ' Wwawsyf W! v-i,2 e.p,-y.z'..,,. A , ,.,sfsf,,, ,s X. ,V , , - . 'fiif . v I 'rf vnu 1, zgighjiizf . ,, 22' ,jr , , f N ' K. - Si. f7 i'?f7 ' V. ., .7 tif f V. f -1. ,- . -f ,lem sy ms -s V Q,-ff, r Q: ,, is- gf: ' , . 0,45 iq.: . ,5 my . I 43'v.fff.'C ff: ffm?-' 1 If -..f2s.V,...i mar- X Q.. . - K f , I x, - HENRY MCKINNEY Greenwood, S. C. JIMMY MCMAHAN Charleston Heights, S. HAYNE MCMEEKIN Winnsboro, S. C. JANE MACE Columbia, S. C. PHILIP MARTIN Abbeville. S. C. CAROLYN MEEKS Honea Path, S. C. JOHN MORRIS Anderson, S. C. LANNY MULL Anderson, S. C. MILLIE MURDOCK Ware Shoals, S. C. JIM NELSON Anderson, S. C. 'Un pn. ff WKINNEY rd, 5- C' AHAN Ecjlglgiglifi S' C MMEEKIN 1, 5- C' CE 5, C. IHTIN S. C' S 1, 5' C' BRIS F C 1 I ULL . G. HDOCK Us C' .. 'Q rN C, 1 fo' . ' F9 s E 41, 4 fm '-s ' r If -. H-wr: . 5 . err .r J- ,.,.....f- ANNE PRESTON DENNIS NICHOLS Gastonia, N. C. MIKE NORMAN Abbeville, S. C. JOY ODOM Bartow, Fla. BOB OLIVER Cliffside Park, N. LARRY ORR Pendleton, S. C. CONNIE OXVEN Greenwood, S. C. BUD OWENS North Hills, Pa. CARL PARSONS McCormick, S. C. KAY PATAT Carnesuille, Ga. BILLY PATRICK White Oak, S. C. West Palm Beach, Fla. LEONARD PRICE Joanna, S. C. DERRELL RAY Due West, S. C. CHARLES REYNOLDS Pinewood, S. C. ANNE RICHEY Clinton, S. C. ROBERT ROBERTS Kershaw, S . C. BILL SHAFER Orlando, Fla. MARY ELAINE SHERER Rock Hill, S. C. ...yeas - . ,ev-I M .ff mam ,M ,..., Mmm 7 if I WAR! ' W . Girls, theres studymg to do. Mi ff V Q' :S MARY VIRGINIA SHERRILL Clooer, S. C. JOHN SHULER Orangeburg, S. C. BILL SIMPSON Columbia, S. C. BILL SIMPSON Anderson, S. C. CARROL SIMPSON Abbeville, S. C. CAROL SMITH Ware Shoals, S. C. CHARLES SMITH York, S. C. GLENN SMITH Anderson, S. C. HENRY SMITH Springfield, S. C. JOY SMITH Donalds, S. C. ,Nm ui. F Wagga . , I i X I TVX I, ,V H . f 521.25 L fl ' ,fm , D... . 4' 1. ' 'WG g, 7 we ,.,. .. f . M.. . W.. ,. . 1 ,, WI f ,Q f W , .W vm Z, . :gig gf' .Qff mil- , 'fir , f Q4 y 5 4. . . 5 ,1 ., ' ,Y ,j 1 '1 I 7 - . M4 .z.,I' ...' QNZ' W as ffl.. .-r... I 'N an 4: S S You know, Mac, Doris and Kimmy do not visit boy's rooms oftenf, JIMMY SMOAK Orangeburg, S. C. BEAU SOUTHWOOD Due West, S. C. BUTCH STUCKER Neptune Beach, Fla. CLAUDIA SWANEY Anderson, S. C. BARBARA THOMSPON Starr, S. C. HAROLD TIMMERMAN Due West, S. C. HARRIETT TODD Matthews, N. C. WALTER TRAMMELL Williamston, S. C. BILL TRUELOVE Donalds, S. C. STEPHANIE VARAS Atlanta, Ga. 74 r., ,, f. J, ., ,r lv? K-. . .3 5 ,. ,wh f' 'sw-. r 1 I-rf Q 2 . I Cr is 23' 4 A . - .fad s- f i 'v,f 51 . gk.L . . 5... ' ' ivv.s4 .,.. ' My ., ,... 1 I . s W . -.wa ' ' 0 f ff - , ,, X . .- ' ' f f . - ,H f f45f.,,s, ,X ' s 1: 'YS I wC:':'i H.. A N Q K . is ff .C AAN . .Mi . . WW.. .W ',,,,.,., ., .5 ' , . .4 452324 I 3 .mf r. Q 'R R 5 ...,. A 5431 2-pk Wg, 1 .2513 V' K G is Ny X YK. 1 T., Pxl w 'Sq-si XX wx, 52 . , I I A 1 'Sf X 14 :Qu is ,. A , X 0. sax J . 5' Y A M . I . A N., F' .' at 'S-I x..f.3E'Q if K 'Y N Q55 .61 sk XX X , . in I 3 9 .- , .y Z' ' ' I . I . EDDIE WALKER X Due West S C BARBARA WALSH pew Johnston S C ,. .TOE WARMOTH Sgr c 1 ' r 3 Y,.,...,- gg 1... 5 K. , f 2 E .f , - . 3. . A 0 A 9. I .B Wife-f 1 . . S' of K ' .s.,Z AA New - . fi, Mix s gf Aff. Q55 A ,W Q, 'I Wznnsboro S C ... JAMES WASSON Laurens S C DOROTHI WATSON Anderson S C JOHN WATSON V Salley S C A SUZANNE WEBER Like to dance, George? . BS,A A ,S Lilly! 1 , 1 fy 1 s gaigfjbi 2 S ' f4 f'uSr kf ' , ff' 2335.2 fif. V f Rae f 'nb 'Qs ,wma BW ' 4 .bk A . 14,5 f .- B.. ,. , . ' ew- , ff ,f , i4wX'- I . . A - ff - ww ' ff, -. hw -1 fy' 'f I A D 4, ith ij' ' In ,, .fn , . B . - is SM' f TW W 'I I :Ly . . I f 7 -f 2 MQW? , R- 'I rv BOBBY WILKES Orangeburg, S. C. CURTIS WILLIAMS Hartsuille, S. C. RONALD WILLIAMS Orangeburg, S. C. GEORGE WILLIS Gastonia, N. C. HARRIET WILLIS Owings, S. C. NANCY WINN Due West, S. C. MARGARET YEARGIN Anderson, S. C. PAULINE YOUNG Troy, S. C. t 5 v- - Summerozlle S C CAROLINE WELLS H apeuzlle Ga DAVID WHITE Shelby N C DAVE WHITENER Gastoma N C sophomores class of '67 Pepper-UUIW' W il 76 if L J Vice. 4 S 35' Pffidelff V Tr I 'If r 'M Y Presi wet Winer 15 x Q 1 'awk' tighlg svn-f Za ,f 'w 1 it xx , .s , ir :Eff it Nw .J S97 , in W. 'L if 5122? Z ja, 45 N N. Z .tal 1 , he A 4 5 'si 5 W f , 1 1 S 6 2 IQ H l ,,, , r W 5 s A ,Q s Z yi, X yr, I 7 ,Vw A f 6 591 1 gf , l .ww l ' ggumfm mr--.. Vice-President Hr-- --- Dickey Evans Moyo's rendition of Al Di La . . . Homecoming Secretaxy ---.,-- --- Billy Glenn project: Fountain of Inspiration . . . Sharon's Twirl President -M -u john Carson Treasurer --- --- Jeannie Dove ing baton . . . Selling rat caps . . . Roy's pickin' singing . . . Miss Arrow - our Ianet Blackwell Jeff, will you make an announcement for me? The cat is coming, you rats! Get in your sacks Half Way through. and 55? -4 , t it x f -Q 4 N ' .4 5 l .. . .. Q X . r'f'9lfM da Cl ffm ' if f 2 . .M-.Jff rw, 'Y' B - 731 ' .5 'V I X fx' df A .,I. . f Z HW 4 yagy.. . 1 A if - V K 1 1 f' I ' 1 W J' ' ' M :15 S ' regime, 4, 4. A 1. . xxx, Iil f'1 JL.. . -is K. . X ,A rx , v Q M f Sf' f MQ? 4 , AQ JEANE BOWEN Williamston, S. C . HARRIET BOWIE Donalds, S. C. BEVERLY BRADHAM Bartow, Fla. KATHRYN BRICE Lake Wales, Fla. BILL BROWN Troutrnan, N. C. ELIZABETH BROWN Due West, S. C. STANLEY BROWN Piedmont, S. C. MARY ALICE BRYSON Marshoille, N. C. WAYNE BURTON Calhoun Falls, S. C. ASHLEY BYRD M emphis, Tenn. Y B! V fl A lg, 3, . is Q f V I sa 5 Y V 1' , S 'grew K ff ' 4 .22 5 ,y . ' 2 .14 4 ..L..h42 , 'W fi .fffj , M. -5 , 0, .. A f rv f 1, , , , . I I-4, MV 'H' f , QV f X ' If A 'A' a f 3 I vii . . f H1 M, ., - ft V, ran - f ,V I ,XX -avi. Q fs ' GL 1 . . ff? Y WM X.. 21 X K 4 7 Co . , ,.n.-- Q f.. fo' F W. f 1- , W ff- Hin.. . 'QA N... Q3 Wag- ,K X iv 5 4 f 1 M uf 1, r '2'fN.2,WQj. -Q-,gf X' I 'wk K r 1 X 3 ,K ' K T ,lf ,Nw ' wr f 'X' , 5 . ng X X x I' , 1 -7 yy .. K DALE ADAIR Laurens, S. C. LEWIS ASHLEY Honea Path, S. C, NANCY ATKINSON Estero, Fla. AGATHA BAILEY Starr, S. C. CAROLYN BAILEY Decatur, Ga. COOKIE BALLENTI McCormick, S. C. NE BORIS BAUER Due West, S. C, BETTY RIE BLACK Alexandria, Va. MARY BLACK Decatur, Ga. JANET BLACKWELL Taylors, S. C. A M ! fix f Q 1' 7 JAMIE CAMPBELL Lakeland, Fla. JOHN CARSON Gastonia, N. C. JENNY CATHCART Winnsboro, S. C. ANDREA CHADWELL Kingsport, Tenn. JIM CHILDS Jacksonville, F la. MIKE CLAMP Honea Path, S. C. JERRY CLEMONS F airlea, W. Va. NANCY COOPER Ware Shoals, S. C. DAVID CRAIG Chester, S. C. NICKY CRAWFORD McConnells, S. C. .1 ' 4 PALE tall .Em l OHGQSPQZZHEEY E , ' C- Gtem, FZTKINSOX ,CAT lllffj QBAILEY AHO lewrulYflaBA1LEY .OOKIE B lcCmmiCklgjlE1EN1m S BAUER URI ue Wm, S. c. STTY R1 ARY B 2294 NET B Ulm, CKWELL 1 :Aff 1' -.A l 1 J 1 A Q w VLA, F U i f ., 1. Yes, Eleanor. Get as comfortable as possible. A 5, 'W i , if . . ii- , 7 f 1? , X . t f. www , A f f . FVAZ A A J ,gy 'Q A-A .aff 11 Q 0 RONNIE CRAWFORD York, S. C. ROY DAVIS Charlotte, N. C. BRETT DELLINGER Bessemer City, N. C. PETER DETLEFSEN Watchung, N. I. ILENE DOUGLAS Clearwater, Fla. IEANNIE DOVE Winnshoro, S. C. EVELYN ELROD Ware Shoals, S. C. CHARLES EVANS Abbeville, S. C. DICKEY EVANS Sumter, S. C. ASHTON FEAGIN Lancaster, S. C. A l l, -' ,. :V V! -fxf K W A S , . A if . ., A .. f 'ij lf S .t. Q A lt... at W: Q X' t, fr MARY ANN FERGUSON E CAMPBELL Honea Path, S. C. md,Fll1- DoRR1s GALLOWAY ,. A Walhalla, S. C. ' 'CARSON , M, N. C. FRANK GARRETT , V T Ouantrco, Va f YCATHCAB b I0 5, C, RODDEY GETTYS 0 ' LL Greenville, S. C. EA WE LINDA GLASCO lvfff Charlotte, N. C. H1LDS BILLY GLENN . lg, - w,lle,F Cltnton, S. C. CLAMPC ELEANOR GRIER Path, S' ' Mooresville, N. C. CLIGWONS I'1lRRRYgANN GURNEY W, 0' e zer, . C. .CQOPEH CLARA HALLMAN i0aLS1,S,C' Lancaster, S. C. CRAIG NANCY HANKS S C' Honea Path, S. C. ORD .MWF izzf. S- C' WILLIAM HARKEY Charlotte, N. C. RUSSELL HARRIS Mobile, Ala. ANNE HARTSELL Spartanburg, S. C. JERRI 'HAWKINS Laurens, S. C. DONNA HICKMAN Simpsonville, S. C. JUDY HICKMAN Simpsonville, S. C. NANCY HILL Williamston, S. C. JOAN Hoon Charlotte, N. C. JOHN HOOD M edford, Mass. BILL HOUCH Camden, S. C. MARY MARTIN HUFF Fort Mill, S. C. CHERYL INGRAHAN Enoree, S. C. JUSTIN JENKINS Charlotte, N. C. WALTER JOHNSON Honea Path, S. C. WAYNE JONES Orangeburg, S. C. BETTY ANN KALE Moncks Corner, S. C. JIMMY KEITH Newnan, Ga. JOHNNY KIMMONS Statesville, N. C. BILL KIMPTON Tryon, N. C. SHERRILL LATIMER Honea Path, S. C. f fa f W' W I I fat , 4 rw ri 1 f .1 'F' -va yy 1 if , , , W 1. 1 ,, in J if S2 Q I u f. fa .. Q I WA ' 1 ! , I far 1 1 X Q, f . xy. f 3 . r . , Y, R 9 ,fr fp A! ,Aw '- A M 2 5, Ax nr ffl' I ' 1' f 4, rw . W 9, r f' 0 . N- J. , J, M A ,ff Ay X . ,, ,. X. I N , .Q 1 W X ww, .,.. ff A f W: ff V . 4 ,aw 1. 42 Y ei f 1, ai-.,... ' 1 Q53 X I . S' V, 4, vw. ...I . . .V A-:Av .ed -S 'mv , 68251552 knew? gs' 3 ' .,,. . I, , 35 ' Wi 1 5 - ' 1 U A , ,QV A ' Q X: ig, 1 bw - 1 ' V A , W, ,, , , f f AL LEROY Due West, S. C. FRED LEWIS Abbeville, S.-C. JOHN LIBERTY Clemson, S. C. STEVE LOFTIS Piedmont, S. C. LEE LOGAN Spartanburg, S. C. LARRY LYLES Anderson, S. C. CRIER MCCAIN Batesville, Ark. BILL MCDANIEL Charleston, S. C. SANDRA MCDANIEL Greenville, S. C. WYATT MCDANIEL Taylors, S. C. rx f I rx f 1. , ,f .1 4' i ROY ggi, ,Euus ,g,a 1BERTY ,g,c. LOFTIS lt, 5- C' JGAN bufgy S' C' FLYLES Un: S' CI , MCCAIN 1t,Al' VICDANEEL from 5- ' RA MCDANIEL ille 5' C' MDANIEL r, S' C' . '41, , ,. YJ ..,,,1 ' .Zur il3M.ifx'95 rffafiii its Z fi XM , Z 2 r I M y N, E' 3 2 f ei 'fy fe? L' , 1 a 4 sf ' X , 1 f .X X 'V 'QV f ,U , X f Roy whoops it up for Eddie and Ronnie. A W , 5 ,W X 4 ,f , 1 .Sade 2? ew NQSOQQ f fd V J Q 2 if x x X I f f A, g R , f eg Q N Z f BETTY MCDILL Due West, S. C. TOM MCGRATH McCormick, S. C. FRANK MCINTOSH Kingstree, S. C. SHARON MCKEEMAN Lake Wales, Fla. JOHN MAGILL Lancaster, S. C. FLORENCE MASSEY State College, Pa. BOBBY MEADORS Greenville, S. C. BOBBY MILLER Batesburg, S. C. IOAN MILLER Rock Hill, S. C. JEFF MITCHINER Charlotte, N. C. ELINOR MOWBRAY Honea Path, S. C. CONNIE OLSON New Canaan, Conn. GEORGE PAINE N ashoille, Tenn. ROY PAINT ER Lexington, Va. RUTH PARKINSON Due West, S. C. SARAH JANE PATTON Sinks Grove, W. Va. JULIA PEACOCK Aberdeen, N. C. PAM PETTIT Bartow, F la. LAWRENCE PETTUS Plum Branch, S. C. LARRY PHINNEY Laurens, S. C. ANNE POWELL F lorence, S- C- TOMMY PURDY Abbeville, S. C- ANGELA PURSLEY Gastonia, N. C- DAVID READ Due West, S. C. MICKEY REAVIS Statesville, N. C . SUSIE RODGERS Chester, S. C. JIMMY ROMER Louisville Ga. MARTHA RUTLAND Summerville S. C , if 'Q X l . ' 5, g 2 Q Q F , f CLYDE SATTERFIELD X Greenville, S . C. BILL SCOTT York, S. C. wwf V if fi f 4 L.. ,rri .4 Our lives must not be all work and no play. JIM SMEENGE Miami, Fla. ALTON SMITH Anderson, S. C. FREIDA SMITH Pelzer, S. C. RICKY SMITH St. George, S. C. SUSAN SMITH Winnsboro, S. C, LANG SMOAK Orangeburg, S. C, JIM SOESBEE Lake Iunaluska, N, C, TONEY STOREY McCormick, S. C, MOYO SUAREZ Cd. Mante, Mexico TOMMY TAYLOR Chester, S. C, .Z fl .,,, ,,' 1 ,g 5 ff Q f r .sy ,Q ,gf X Q , 5 1 X X iw X W V V S sw ff f a f f f X fv 4 NNT? Si f ff f ' A , , sw 2 W 'f 1 2 Q EK4 f W 4 X s xy fl 3 X t 'F if I Qin Sig Q X X Wi Eb, Y 1 X www ' 2 x , X S, j X X2 A xl 5 F l M A M x . -W 1 -. . Qs- T Y sm ' ., 1 I T fv fv 'P' ' ' ' ,gfwfc 1 B, . 'Z we it w , . 9 A , - f 4. :Q . 'Q V? N... ,i 'AB Ax '- 3' 'I Vt' .- - -M--J I I . Z 'Y f fi. we Q , Q 2 A LYNNE THOMASON Moantoille, S. C. MARTHA TODD Clinton, S. C. CHARLES TOWNSEND Bennettsville, S. C. DOROTHY TROUT Nokesoille, Va. RUTH ANNE TURNER Travelers Rest, S. C. SALLY TYLER Morristown, Tenn. JIM WALKER Charlotte, N. C. DANNY WAUGH Statesoille, N. C. MONTY WEAVER Greenwood, S. C. LINDA WEIR Great Falls, S. C. MARCOT WHITAKER Brighton, Tenn. DON WHITEHEAD Cayce, S. C. ELEANOR WHITESIDES Sharon, S. C. CAROL WILLIAMS Greenwood, S. C . SANDRA WILLIAMS Rock Hill, S. C. ,ll Christmas brings the Carnegie carol sing. 'S' ' . ' Y S' M S l .Q V',R CAROL WooDsoN f ' N 1 Sandy Springs, S. C. . f ,A MONTY WOOLBY 2 'I Tk 1 A ' ' Charleston, S. C. ff , Y . K' , .L A B' BOBBY Jo WRIGHT Newark, Del. R .., SUZANNE WYLIE Lancaster S. C. freshmen class of '68 M 40 Q- , l .r1?1? , .'2f ' -5 V -, 1-224 3,- 5 4' Kiki I-4 1, it DON T FORGET T0 SIGN OUT! W5 I ff' new 1 'Q-L, rdltlfl, Vice-President ,,,-, -, -H .--- Fitz Dove Treasurer ...... .... B arbara Bratton President ..... .... T erry Adkins Secfefafi' --- .... Lesa Cassady Welcome to Erskine l XVhat's your name? . . . Luggage and boxes and junk galore . . . Soiree . . . i'Glory, glory to the sophomores' ,... XVill the fire blow this Way? . . . Lady manners . . . You mean you have steak every Mouday?..Could this be his liver, Mr. Baker? . . . Three more years, Erskine, We,ll gladly give to you! I-.4 f. al 1. s7,, PATSY BATSON Due West, S. C. RICHARD BECK Charleston, S. C. JOHN BIGHAM Columbia, S. C. TOMMY BISHOP Kingstree, S. C. IENNIE BLAKELY Rock Hill, S. C. JANE BLEDSOE Ninety Six, S. C. BARRY BOGGERO Greenwood, S. C. ROBERTA BONNOIT Charleston, S. C. BOBBY BOWYER Covington, Va. ROBERT BOYCE Gastonia, N. C. is 1' ROGER ABLES Greenville, S. C, BILLY ADAMS Columbia, S, C, TERRY ADKIN S Marietta, S. C, PENNY AMATO Cumberland, Md, BOB AMON Statesville, N. C. IACK APGAR Madison, N. I. CLAUDE ASHLEY Honea Path, S. C, JIMMY AXON Orangeburg, S. C, CHARLES BAILEY Barrington, R, I , BENNY BATSON Greenville, S. C. f wfl gsl, ,, 9:1-W X K gk ,f Ls I., 146 2 - N-1 .j?z,f'ijgx , -1. ,Z , .,, -4 - ' U f. J f f my 1 -J . 7' 'dr ' 'S A+ N 4 , f f f ' S ' . ,... ff ' - M ' , I rf' Elm 1 V '. Q ar M ' f M2 1 .0 M X Lyn 7 of .A 4. W2 ,!f. ff ww A ,iff A a x K Q 3 I .P f Wx . A' , I VY f rw? TRUDI BOYCE Doraville, Ga. BARBARA BRATTON Memphis, Tenn. VICKI BRISSIE Greenville, S. C. EDDIE BRUNSON M emphrls, Tenn. EMMA BRYSON Charlotte, N. C. PAT BURTON Calhoun Falls, S. C. JOHN CALDER Asheville, N. C. JIMMY CAMPBELL Anderson, S. C. BARBARA CARSON Gastonia, N. C. LESA CASSADY Callison, S. C. ROQE Cfgemg C0lun5,2D?IS TERRY 'C' Ze: S, C- Mddmlfslgxs PENR ' A . cumbwlnml 3 . OB Ax Wewim C ACK APGAH edison. N, 1 AUD Wea PEHIEEY MMY blmngebllggg 0 :R IENNYB '00nville,AST?N L. , i, BOYCE k, Gu- BA BRATTON 3 Tenn. sB1SSIE Zey S' C' BHUNSUN 3 Tenn. LRYSON I N, c. WON S' C' RIDER N C AMPBELL 5, C. CARSON 1. C- SADY 0. Iudy introduces Rebecca to Rickey, her escort to the soiree. Q V W f 1 1 a' 1 J MN I rv 'Um x if , W A rf ' J MP2 ,M ROBERT COUNTS Jacksonville, Fla. DICK CRAFT Rutherforclton, N. C. CHARLES CROWTHER Abbeville, S. C . MARTHA CROWTHER Abbeville, S. C. CHRIS CUNNINCHAM South Dartmouth, Mass. KENT DANIELS Statesville, N. C. JINCY DAVIS Columbia, S. C. SUSIE DAVIS Clinton, S. C. DON DAY Silver Spring, Md. MOYE DICKINSON Hartsville, S. C. li STEVE CHANDLER . f Pelzer, S. C . ' ' v AYIZJ A ' 3 .1- .,,. V AR ...A V ., .. ,f f -1., w f , , Nw V. I ,,, A A ROGER CHAPMAN - - A Rock Hill, s. c. . A fl., .V JOE CHISOLM 'wi Af R RA. f f f f ' f' My A ? Memphis, Tenn. MARTHA CHRISTY . Doraville, Ga. ELLEN CISSEL Atlantic Beach. Fla. DENNIS CLARK ' York, S. C. EVELYN CLARKE Washington, Ga. KITTE CLARKE Clover, S. C. f , ,. X M ' H Y H Nw., v-., , EDWARD COMER Greenville, S. C. TERRY CORK Clermont, Fla. 'ff . 'N kv-rv' M A 1 A FITZ DOVE Winnsboro, S. C. IEANIE DUNBAR Spartanburg, S . C. JANE ELLIOTT Atlanta, Ga. JEAN ETHRIDGE Greenwood, S. C. SARAH FALLS Charlotte, N. C. LINDA, FARROW Winnsboro, S. C. ,TANET FELLERS Winnsboro, S. C. NANCY FLOWERS Tampa, Fla. EUGENE FORSHEE Kingstree, S. C. LEE FOSTER Greenville, S. C. DENNIS FOWLER Janesville, S. C. KAY FOY Gastonia, N. C. ANNE FRAMPTON Orangeburg, S. C. CHARLES FRENK Union, N. I. GRACE GALLOWAY Towson, Md. TONI GANIM Florence, S. C. MOLLY GARRETT Fountain Inn, S. C. STEPHEN GARRIS Andrews, S. C. HAL GAYMON Sumter, S. C. LARRY GODWIN Greeleyoille, S. C. C . X 1 .. ,W , ff' -f if f ' r It fr WSSZJ V I, V X ,I 1: . I. . , I ..., , . .I 1 - , .. ,, W, ' af ' iff., 1 fel . A ,I 1 4' , W' f ,V 1 m.W,.,f4f f 5 ' MQ , V , . 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ANN JOLLY Gaffney, S. C. RONALD KELLY Taylors, S. C. PAT KENNEDY Charlotte, N. C. NANCY KIRK Lancaster, S. C. JOE CAROLL LANE Kingstree, S. C. ALLEN LARSON Sumter, S. C. LINDA LATHAM Abbeville, S. C. SAM LAWS Statesville, N. C. ELEANOR LAWTON Greenville, S. C. JOE LEAPTROTT Jacksonville Beach, Fla. PHOEBE LECKEY Lake Wales, Fla. GRACE LEDBETTER Anderson, S. C. CLARENCE LETSON Walhalla, S. C. CAROL LEYDEN Charleston, S. C. RUSSELL LIPSCOMB Columbia, S. C. BETH LOCKW OOD Abbeville, S. C. TOMMY LONG Atlanta, Ga. BOB LOW Damascus, Md. MARSHALL LYNN York, S. C. MARGARET MCCARTY Highlands, N. C. SAM MCCHESNEY North Augusta, S. C. GENE MCCLAIN Greenville, S. C. LINDA MCCONNELL Iva, S. C. l Carnegie gets the Chnstmas spmt w1th Pam and Corkeys help MARY MCCONNELL Greenwood, S. C. JAMES HUGH MCCUTCHEN Kingstree, S. C . SUE MOEACHERN Greenville, S. C. IANIE MCFERRIN Taft, Tenn. ANN MCCUINESS Charleston, S. C. MICHAEL McKENZIE Dillon, S. C . TOMMY MCNAIR Salley, N. C . RICHARD MACKINTOSH Rock Hill, S. C. GUS MACQUEEN Gouverneur, N. Y. GEORGE MADDEN Laurens, S. C. 90 fi. 1 5 .A , ,H J. .lg Jw., 1 I ss ' . : .5 D w ' ' I 1-li. M ' , li 3 . . . 93? wig, r f Wx ' , 5 is -Q . vt A - 'X 5 5' ,, -5 ' ...ff -. f . iff ' 3 4' . ,M J 1 -f-'V ' f 32 iw ' X if . I'i ...f , 1 . 5 x , I I 1 .6 Q ,, ' . ans 5-. . F ,N 2 rw.. . 3 N. g l b , 4 at 'IQ . N . ' .f ff, ex ,V I1 fx . ' V , .,..,.... X . .. .wa Y' ' V. ., X M .Q,.. ,Eggd 1 .311 fn - 5 3 . ' . . 5 5 g Wecefa if , .,,VL 15:-fr - 1 ,LX .-kg, K X if s . . ,K N .V .X ' 1 I Lx V ,fr .gn ,..g,' I W, ' ' '- ' ' , fr .f .4 .Z fu wmi, My-Y , , 3 A-.fm 1 , , I gn -,B ' . 1' Ty . .MSN ' H, f . A K npr I . .. -we K -r g.. Sas... v' - I 'ff' ' 5 '- . - 1 if l. S225 5, I - ft-.7 ff .,. 1- .. ,f , .r ,,-Q. . ' 1 g, 1 X ZCQA 'S' . I - ' .V I . . . . . ,tr .,,, W Qi R 1 , ', , ' .1-SSR? -uift QS.. .f ' '., I T -. ,C ,,,L ,.,. . r v . 'Q . .. . 'I . I . ,. . . N- ' i . ' 5 I ' f . f .M 'v I 4 rf A ' .1 5' . ,.f . ffm- ' fj , , I A i ' . i w . VW V, A Z., ' W . ff 'Ri , ff A -gh r I - . .. A. . A f , , . I - . M ff A .fills . I I '32 Ma. if f I f V gf. z f wi 1. ' ,V - . X I 4 I ' ! K A . A ,. by rl 3.5, f I S ' ' Y 5 5 I ,.. .,., Q WV' lf fagQ+....,,,. I . V X f ' v - f ' . 4 ,,., .. . it f ' I r +--r I fe ff 4' .1 1 l ': I' if Y . , 1 V, .. JEAN MAHAFFEY Williamston, S. C. TERRY MAN N Lake Wales, Fla. GEORGE MARGOS Charleston, S. C. BILLY MARTIN Abbeville, S. C. STEVE MARTIN Gresham, S C. RONALD MATTHEWS Orangeburg, S. C. BETTY ANNE MILLER Kingsport, Tenn. WAYNE MILLER Lexington, Va. ELAINE MITGHUM Mt. Pleasant, S. C. UWE MONROE Cos Cob, Conn. GEORGE MOORE Columbia, S. C. RUTH MOORE Due West, S. C. CAROL MOORHEAD Blacksburg, S. C. NORMA MOZINGO Camden, S. C. ROY ELIZABETH MUNDY Nichols, S. C. BARRY MURPHY Sumter, S. C. LYNETTE OLIVE Columbia, S. C. PATTY PARKER Burton, S. C. DENNIS PARTLOW Rock Hill, S. C. DAN PASCOE Pelzer, S. C. SARAH ELLEN PATRICK Columbia, S. C. EDWARD PATTERSON Due West, S. C. DONALD PERRY North Charleston, S. C. PAMELA PHILLIPS Temple Terrace, Fla. PATTY PHILLIPS Covington, Va. VICKIE POOLE Due West, S. C. DAVID PRESSLEY Statesville, N. C. MANON PRUITT Anderson, S. C. REBECCA REID Richburg, S. C. SALLY RICHARDSON Pendleton, S.. C. .nnvkq - 'l f I l 1 Q 3' 4 5 ,f f f , , A ? f Q ' . ,3 4 f I 1 5 X G fy. ,Wvf . , f . I I f rf ' f f . Q ELAINE ROBBINS Greenville, S. C. RUTH ROBERTS Tampa, Fla. MARIE ROBINSON Monroe, N. C. TUNIS ROMEIN Due West, S. C. RAIFORD ROSSON North Augusta, S. C. MARCELLA SALLEY Columbia, S . C. JIMMY SAULS Charleston, S . C. PHYLLIS SCOTT Greenville, S . C. NR , 6 ? -f A 414' 'ff 2 i' H fm .M Y . if 9 T 45' A, LINDA SPEED Jacksonville, Fla. DONNIE STARNES Lancaster, S. C. EUGENIA STIFF Lynnfield, Mass. HELEN STILLMAN Theodore, Ala. JOHN STOVER Chevy Chase, Md. DONNA SUTHER Statesville, N. C. NINA SWAN Bennetsville, S. C. SUSAN THOMPSON Aiken, S. C. A y I . . kms 'l 'M M f ff 3 ' .lar eg 2 1 2 , . , f . ianf-417. f V. If .. f Nw : ' 2 ff '. 'HW 2 V X I W , ' YJ M,--V only SUE SEABORN Greenville, S. C. RICHARD SEICLER Greenwood, S . C. SUE SENSABAUCH Lexington, Va. MICHAEL SIMMONS Greenwood, S . C. FRANCES SLOAN Pendleton, S. C. GALE SMITH Belton, S. C. JUDY SMITH Anderson, S. C. VICKI SMITH Sef-fner, Fla. PAUL SORROW Abbeville, S. C. JUNE SPEED Columbia, S. C. 3 4 ' l f N ,een , . I Q ,A W' . N f 7 f' wir If ,4 'P, 'R -95111 'T f C -XX X I T' Ki I ., if . .f-F ' a Rx. if -sa f - K, I . h A g Q Q . X y A 3 QW ELEANOR THOMSON Ware Shoals, S. C. MARTHA THORNTON Elberton, Ga. GWEN TIMMS Donalcls, S. C. CHARLES TODD Atlanta, Ga. RUTH TODD Clinton, S. C. CLIFF WALLACE Greenville, S. C. BILLY WA RDLAW Liberty Hill, S. C. JIMMY WARMOTH Winnsboro, S. C. 1 I FQABORN Ile, S- C- JIM WAENES ERD SEIGLER Dunwoody, Ga. X ,,Q f00d.S.c. FORD WEEKS 1 ENSABAUGH Columbia, S. C. J A A fon,Va. GWEN VSSIIEET f L , . . J it IEL SIMMONS Wm A zood,S,C, BIZLLY WESTBROOK :EssLoAN gmoor Q' Im, 5,0 ALBERT WHITESIDE ZMJTH gHARLO1'5Tg WHITESIDES , ' ' astonia, . . -A'. E, ,Mig JIM WHITMIRE 1 mf ' ' Greenville, S. C. 25 , ' SMITH DAN WIGGINS N Fld- North Augusta, s. c. SORROW MARK WICHTMAN A I I le, S.C. Due West, S. C. :PEED ELDEED WILLIAMS M, S, C, Gresham, S. C. ff Ili f' !' :CSS vs. x I any A J 5, fr if 7 9 I Vff' JW , ' Wx Q -, I 1 Y .QR ff, , 5 fy 177 ' 4 ' 9 I 5 ' I 5 Tryk A V, A NA? .X ff .qM,i L K. 'uh .m,N 'J I . .JL- . . I 'tab ' 41' 'S . , . 1 'fl .W ffm VV,, JY 1,4 f 1 .f Q f B f Vw x WZ, 1 if. 1 J. J Nw, I -- .MW ZW Q Z 2 ,. A.QfX ' Qwff'N , 'M 'FS 4 ,f' Ni .34 BILL WILLIS Edgemoor, S. C. BOB WILLIS Greenville, S. C. ROSE ANN WILSON Taylors, S. C. JOHN WINN Due West, S. C. MONICA WOOD Akron, Ohio EONROE WRIGHT altimore, Md. JOE YORK Due West, S. C. JO YOSHINO Gastonia, N. C. JENNY YOUNG Greenville, S. C. LINDA YOUNG Decatur, Ga. ,mm 4' seminary faculty CHARLES MCDONALD COFF EY Bs., B.D., The.M., Th.D. I Davidson College, Union Theological Semi- nary lVa. D. Professor of Biblical Theology and Christian Education. WILLIAM WALKUP BOYCE 1 f P ' A.B., Th.M., D.D. Erskine College, Princeton Theological Seminary, Biblical Seminary, University of Chicago. Professor of Homileiics. THOMAS BERNARD MCBRIDE A.B., B.D., D.D., M.A. Erskine College, Erskine Theological Semi- nary, Columbia Theological Seminary. Professor of Practical Theology. KENNETH FITZHUGH MORRIS A.B., B.D., Th.M.. Th.D. Erskine College, Erskine Theological Semi- nary, Princeton Theological Seminary, Union Theolo ical Seminar Va. Emor , , S y C D, y University. Professor of New Testament and Greek. Siu- F ,fr I sf 5' K ? E l f 'H ff' I f HANS CERHARD ENGLER Th.M. Potsdam and Berlin. Germany, The Oueerfs College, England, St. Mary's College, Scot- land, Union Theological Seminary CVa.5. Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew. RAY AIKEN KING A.B., B.D. Erskine College, Erskine Theological Semi- nary, University of Edinburgh. Professor of Church History. 1 95 seniors RICHARD WAYNE DICKSON, B.A. Catawba College. JAMES MARSHALL CRAIG, B.A. Appalachian State Teachers College. JAMES WARREN MCQUISTON, B.A Erskine College. LARRY THOMAS RICHIE, B.A. Erskine College. PROFESSOR ENGLER BOYCE NELSON BRAWLEY, B.A. Erskine College. BO KYUNG CHAI, B.A. Pikeroille College. LONNIE LESLIE RICHARDSON Shenandoah Christian College. HENRY LAMAR HUNT B A Florida Southern JOHN ROBERT THOMPSON Georgia State College ROBERT LAWSON BRAWLEY B A Erskine College. In another mmute we w1ll all be 1n the Round Table. middlers JOEL P. JENKINS, B.A. Furman University. SAM CARSON GAITHER, JR., B.A. Erskine College. PROFESSOR KING CONRAD EARL CHEATHAM, B.A Erskine College. WALTER COWAN HUDSON Toccoa Falls Bible College jU I1 IO YS AE3f52?SldL8JiiE,fOX AB -s., x HARLEY G. BABB Furman University. DAVID ARTHUR WILSON Anderson Iunior College. w 98 an Mr, , 1:25 W - M .. Y ,,,,' A L . . A 1, . ' . A S L , . 'ff Q, L 2 ,f Z' , f ,V A ,M,m,4' f X ' ff I A FORREST I. MUSSELMAN, B.A. Erskine College. JAMES CLYDE WALKER, IR., B.A. Rollins College. WILLIAM MARTIN HAR RIS, IR., B.S. Virginia Polytechnical Institute. RONNIE LEON BRUNSON, B.A. Erskine College. 1 f 0 R MN 'wg J . I Q 5 , 3 'ig dk A .JWA if L- A -f 'Q f. W x N WALTER COX ' , Toccoa Falls ALBERT ' LOUIE C f I Wofford College, OM I xl vi J R, 2 x i J I 4, ap' ' 4 I E, 250 ts sho w afro 13 lar ,,, 1 .,,, 5 1 1 5 2 E S Bonner Hall - October 16, 1964, 11:00 P.M. Bonner Hall - October 16, 1964, 11:00 A.M. The crowd watches anxiously as the fire spreads, 1 2 i , . f 3,5 , fi I I f P f ,H Q! f ff' f Q ff, , Qi 1 I a', l n 5 Y . .l 'l' l C126 url lu' 4' KI 1 7 Hi V - 'cpl ' LJ 1' ' 1 ' lllullll l v'K Q, a l V I i 1 I l - f l I ' 'K ' 1 ,.. x , , I . P fire Wade. x 'X Y , x xx 138:73 ,, . ev gk n My? f, W 71 ,Q -'s .Que ',,ff!',. 1 r 5 gl 6 I The charred remams of the second floor ceiling. Cameme was evacuated as sparks flew from the burning roof of Bon- X leer x HCI' lbw Kiwi But you're decorating my favorite Christmas banquet waiters. and wait: resses take time out to sing along. ,aw- J 1 l l I , 4 frat f ly 157 sliding place. 4' Oh come, all ye faithful. Choraleers await the beginning of the Christmas concert. goleeir 1?-Rifle plays host at the tea 5 5 J ' 1 N Q S J........J..4,...,,.-..-.,.......u....:....---u.....i.,.g..-- , W -' ..Q1,p': :-Q' . : As: ,. b.g:fB5:g?..-- 31 R 4 .- 1 K ix' z,.- -A g k cq .. i l. ' . i,K 1' .K Q K 541' I, . in an 5 a gr. , Q If K ,, 5 L M ggi L51 as 1 ' f ' I M - V Lx - I , f- as , . 1 Q .1 ax ' u f L xN,. gifrffg . fx 'fi , kg Q. 2 93,4, 9? s r sf'LSQ2!' 1' ' ' fi : 1 zkxlx ifvsvf 1 , 1 . , ilgfgzfxf, ra ' iifijw, 5 ks e 2 , fx . : ' 'E ff. 2 , Q ra? 5 ' A Q g f . 1' ,W Km: 'Z ' n 3 - 4 H vw ,.- r 4 e .hs. 6 31 - x X 11' 221- 3+ . x 4. Z .4 t. ' I 4 QYX K C 4b 9 4-x L, iff' ' , .jiyq X 1' ff i Q X 5. . ,A ,J L. .K 5 , ' ZF ' ' -. .. ar iigj I W ' ' - 5 r , 'Q If I Ln Q 4 K If L ,. . 4,-,xg , - 'btw We ,Q , S W.: I ,, z, 1 j' 1 X I fw...,NN 'KL rv X -SA . My what a cute Barbie doll! Lucy Lancaster entertams her guest at the annual De La Howe party. Look what I got for Chrxstmas. Gene Smrth grves hrs adopted boy an extra present. X 103 H 5 ,V fy ' 4 1 my Vw' f J . -' -I Q rl ' , xi 1 U 1:22 Lg 'u'N:4 .' ' 'q I M54 ul 1 .l I 'gn ,:' :BQ I k 'x?PrQ ,af ,,C' we A f - . 16' x F rw I If v .xx t 1 XJR wg Nl N. NR VX Melanie has this race in the bag. I know 1tS only oclock, but we have these rules ,ma f' L' 'H Q 9 ana The Lettermen provmed a full nlght of entertainment. Lyndon Baines and George Paine. Lynda and Jennie are political by standers at the Democratic Conven tion. All the way with LBJ! 106 ...:...,4............,.....-...Q .f --L.- - -.4. ' - - ,,,, ..,.-.. ., .,., - V , x QM li Nw , ,. 4 , , Rxagglelly got these letters Bill Patrick delivers the Repub- lican keynote address. We want Barry?? 107 FS 0 65 is I V ix ,J . . ,F as 0 Q gil X . X lgw X K student gO vernment student government V V 5 A Student Sovernment association officers Pliesident H 4 - Q - V1ce-President - - A ' ' Eobdaviilallace - - - ' yn 3.1103 fm' QWW,w 3 2171 eifiwfj ini' Ii fi W W WNW , . ' f?W,, ,,.X ,Af ,.f' wi ' W..-'Q 112 Treasurer Secretary .i::-'i1i----- Iefflgkflitchiner ---- Ita B0b0 f , gf f 5 My l wv 64 ff 1 g 22X X f if , ,.,, , ., 3 XX ., ,. N ff f 1 kk. wx ff 2,5 if f wom9H'5 Colm , . Tue ii'oiieiiSiUdW5 ' ' ' . . 'gn 0uib00k Home nieeiings . . . lnitmifd Qnmoii . i - 51 tim . . . Sh-h-ii. OEICERS: Hmmm Henderfga. SHYDIXC: ilmme Bur Tyr Djiir, iitoiiifi. SEAIEDL Lind Fmt, Angela Pmsiey Lynda Paxton. Smm Hamilton. mm. SaHy Tyler. STAXDIXC: Ah Dime Adams, judy Fraiikim. Click lem, Dottie Trout. 105' Odom. Rita I It 1 rob M Parlll A , fl Zi in 5, N w g if I fl wi. A bv ll- . . tl . Q'-:lg .' if , N , T411 ij X ri tz,-A N' A-355: ,px . P ' ' I. -A women's council Women,s judiciary . . . Tuesday, I0 p.m. . 9 minors . . . Sign out book . . . Light cuts . . . House meetings . . . Initialed cards . . . Restric- tion . . . Sli-li-h. OFFICERS: Harriett Henderson, chairman, Libby Johnson, secre- tary. STANDING: Minnie Sue Tyler, vice-chairman, Jeannie Dove, treasurer. SEATED: Lind Fant, Angela Pursley, Suzanne Wylie, Grier Mc- Cain, Lynda Parton,fSusan Hamilton, Nancy Winn, Kimmy Kim- mons, Sally Tyler. STANDING: Alice Io Bowen, Ellen Graves, ud Franklin Carol n Chittenden Dorothy Al- Dottie Adams, I y , y , leyn, Dottie Trout, Joy Odom, Rita Bobo, Harriett Willis, 1 1 Q 75 F f .0 1 men's council ow om' im x1fAbff Www Jffflf' Alff LN Bffbbv Wilke , Ml. ,' 5 ::, L 1 ::, -1- ' Q , ' S, Dicki E lllvvol HUb'xJl:lllacf:, Holi l5rf,wf,l1,r,, justin Icnkins, Ronnie 'Williams, BilleSi11l,a3f' l P Il, Ilunl, Lfgryfgrg VV1llIS. ' vw,, ,... ..,,,.,,,.....Mw4 3 Men's judicial . . . Dernerits . . . Monday, 6:45 . . . Hold down the noise . . . Fresh- man study hall . . . Trash cans . . . VVater fights . . . Dr. P. OFFICERS: Hogan Hancock, chairmang Bill Houston, vice-chairmang Don Whitehead, secretary-treasurer. 1 fs' ll. '1 C o ii i GF Z2 , -i ' Law, ! me'l'Sco B gill llfjjjm s R U 0 elV1IljqHi5DgTef,, 1 Y if 1 -MWA, 'sw-'J N0 'litmu- l 1 nf J J' ' , 1 Vu ' .2 'xy-7 of day students' council Arouses Day Student Interest . . . Homecoming Project . . . Chapel Program . . . New Student Center Lounge. LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Yeargin, Jane Hagen, Nancy Hanks. STANDING: George Lipscomb, Sherrill Latimer, John Landrum, Jane Iarvis. CHAIRMEN: Peggy Poore and Bobby Allison, 5 honor council Honor Council . . . Campus Court . . . Freshman pledge cards . . . Character building . . . What is uturpitudev? . . . Constitutional change. SEATED: Crier McCain, Carolyn Chittenden. STANDING: John Hunt, Bobby Allison, Jim Knight, chairman. ,, 'fa '57 KW' joint council joint Council.. . . Meet OI1 Wednesday at Chapel period . . . C0'0fdinate student government- SEATEDZ .Judy F fanklinf P6512 Mccain, Rrta Bobo, Pe QV 0 H Kimmy Kimmolfm' Lynda llarlglf STANDING: Libby I0 U58 ILIOUS. Mitchiner, Bob Wallace, B1 Han- ton BobbY Allison, HOg?'nB ue, Cl: George Willis, Bom a ' CO ' Harriett Henderson- Wayne jones, li- Z L iimha Q i pphl ,i XWJ xr ., -.,Q: mf Council I , Metlon tcounc at chan' lnesrliii' Conrdinate 15 f. ani 50 . tiff Ffanllnfyovlf- fpiflullboililllailf 1 . 01151, 1111501 K, y1l1ll3mLll,lllilflB'l er Bobllllon HOQMBHUH' i s i s , lfgfllglellgllllilflttllliudfffll' a 1011051 entertainment board Friday Chapel . . . Lettermen . . . Homecoming Dance . . . May Day Dance. BOARD, SEATED: Jimmy McMahan, Judy Hill, Mary McCall, David XVhite, Dede Ken- dall, Max Hitt, Jennie Sue Alexander, Robert NVliitesides. STANDING: Linda Young, Ioe Chisolm, Mlalice Bryson, Monty XVooley, Con- nie Olson, Robert Boyce, jean Ethridge, XVayne Jones. Cleaning up is part of the job. Officers Dickie Evans, Fitz Dove, and Dennis Nichols sell tickets to the Lettermen Concert college council College Council . . . Womanis Legislative Body . . . Makes Rules . . . Changes Them . . . Iohn Talk . . . Handbook. ROW ONE: Ellen Graves, Susan Hamilton, Libby Iohnson, Harriett Henderson. ROW TWO: Rita Bobo, Dottie Adams, Mrs. Long, Miss Cardwell. ROW THREE: Minnie Sue Tyler, Eva Ramantanin, Io Kelso, Lynda Parton., ROW FOUR: Peggy Poore, Jeannie Dove, Betty Ann Miller, Kimmy Kimmons, Miss McDill. 118 round table Round Table . . . Better stu- dent - administration relations . . . Discuss problems . . , Set up policies. ROW ONE: Dr. Parkinson, Mr. Phillips Dr. Koonts, Miss Cardwell, Dr. Lesesne, Mr. Kuykendall. Row TWO: Hemi Brock, Jerry Douglas, Bob Wallace Lynda Parton, Ann Frampton, Sherrill Latimer, George Willis, Johnny Kim- mons. 2 und table d Table , , , Better., -administr iscuss probl ems , . . iii hcles. NE: Dr. Parldmon, Mr. Pl nts ' , ms Ca1dweIL nf. Ig ykendall. ROW N0 :Heb ' D glas, BobW1-l Iggy, Frampton. , George Willis, IUMEPTQE ation relaiqgg arp student union ARP students . . . Downstairs after prayer meeting . . . Dr. Romein,s accordian . . . Picnic at Parsonls Mountain . . . TreaSuI6 hunt . . . Psalm sing. EATED: B b Bratton, social chairman. LEFT TO BICHT: M'3hcZraBryson, vice-preS1d6f1fS DF- Bomegf advisor, Johnny KimIT1O1'1S, Pfesldent not plct-ure : Carolyn Chittenden. 'c g1 7 l ,VV All sf ' f 'S o ' o 2 1 A K n J. 0 if an X, ROWV ONE: Marie Robinson, Patty Phillips, Ruth Todd, Ianie McFerrin, Sarah McFerrin. RONV TWO: Jenny Cathcart, Cheryl Ingraham, Ilene Douglas, Candace Armstrong Allen Derri lc S , c , ue Sensabaugh. ROVV THREE: Jeannie Dove, Suzanne WVylie, Brown, Eleanor Crier, Doris Brown, Margot Whitaker. ROW 120 - Patrick, John FOUR: Paul Dove, Iohnny Klmmons, Sarah Ellen . M tha Carson, Lucy Bailey. ROW FIVE: Eleanor Wchitgifmzs Sinh- Todd, Betty Bigham, Carol Dale, -Bllly Patf1Cf7M.t hiner' ' Row six: Dr. Romain, Kimmy Krmmons, Jef IC i A iw' Row 0. Elllnellla Ea R WO! 'lfluwln amanf-rm Phoebe urll,.lgQ5f1,gl ' ll . , , , , A . ..........l................-.... .... .. '7 4' k F if xx ff , ll ,, I -it o e I 0 s i l t 0 3 l IL 1 i, W rua ltlfcirirflt litthigfjls Smlfl' ltEll'iriffhi'1'i I ' fl if fjx-M. ,,,4 V y A iwagwsv baptist student union Baptists . . . Hayrides . . . 6:15, Wednes- day . . . Homecoming project . . . Fresh- man party . . . Deputation teams . . . Choir. OFFICERS: Sally C-ravely, secretary, Rev. Berry, Bill Truelove, president, Butch Brown, treasurer, Eva Ramantanin, vice-president: Mr. Paul Cravely, advisor. ROW ONE: Eva Ramantanin, Cynthia Steele, Jerri Hawkins, Barbara VValsh, Mary Griffith, Betty Ann Kale, Susie Hamilton, Elaine Mitchum, Ann Powell, jean Mahaffey, Dottie Eakin. ROWV Orene Jameson. ROXV THREE: Bill Truelove, Hal Caffmon, Ben TWO: Phoebe Leckey, Judy Smith, Brenda Maddox,Patty Parker, Batson, Mike McKenzie, Bob XVillis, Jim Cressette, Sal y Cravely. 121 .2 fl Canterbury club WGSWOU ,H Episcopalians . . . 6:30 weekly meetings Whodigrstudents., . . . Church in Abbeville . . . Fellowship ' OUf5ideSPeakel5 ' hour W OFFICERS: Chris Cunningham, Freddie Knox, Terry Cork, not pictured: Martha Cuerard. Canterbury members joined together to sponsor De La Howe children at Christ- mas. ROW ONE: Nina Swan, Robbie Bonnoit, Pinky Robbins, Frances Sloan, Brooks Heyward. ROW TWO: David Jeffrey, Beau Forshee, David Read, Rector George Earl, Mr. Richard Haldeman. 'I22 V 2 x , f x A z l' hz-P f H 1 7 1 , 9 I n i ' ' if ungg.-4-Q..-QgJuAa..Qu.4QL4QH-4A-A.4.64+.QNw+ ....g,..........-... -.,.......-..... .. Y . ' x club wesley foundation QT? '27 Owe ekly , le ,I FIESEUHES e0WSl1ip Methodist students . . . Rec Hall meetings . . . Outside speakers . . . Fellowship. L .i,..,-,, era5feddfGKn0xTEV OFFICERS: Joan Miller, president, Jamie Campbell, r' ' nl vice-president, Donna Hickman, secretary, Lesa Cas- sady, treasurer. f ,lil ul ' Q4 if l ,sf PZ 1' 1 I, J 1 o ' l ' Hp A ik -N .J as Q? I r If if f sfh ff' G ROW ONE. Bobbie Miller, Judy Anderson, Joan Miller, Donna Hickman. ROXV TXVO: Monroe XVriglit, Moye Dickinson, Jamie Campbell, Barry Murphy, Cene Neely. Have a Coke, Mr. Ackerman? 123 westminster fellowship Presbyterian students . . . After prayer meet- ing in the Rec Hall . . . Gifts to shut-ins . . . Montreat . . . Richmond Quadrennial . . . Cookouts at Parson's Lake. ROW ONE: Caroline NVells, Mary Ripley, Janet Fellers, Lynn Thomason, Molly Garrett, Jincy Davis, Lynnie Olive, Carol Leyden, Eleanor Thompson, Nancy Kirk, Jean Hard- man. ROW TWO: Mary Ann Craig, Betty Ann Miller, Pat Collins, Susan Huffstetler, Ann Preston, Susie Lee, Ann Hartsell, Terryann Gurney, Judy Johnson, Carolyn Cook, Jennie Blakely. ROW THREE: Billy Glenn, Mac Frampton, Sam McChesney, Jimmy Parrish. ,D . 'ffl LEFT TO RIGHT: Max Hitt, social chairman, Susan Smith, secretary. R5SE.iTEqi5lfUerL Sally Tyler, S.C.A. representative, Dennis Nichols, treasurerg Jo Kelso, OFFICE ylonbdm' president, David White, vice-chairman, Minnie Sue Tyler, social chairman? gefretafli' .YZ 1 ll ' 3 . V . ,F , ' A 124 lg Sus . an g - 5131? heaglggl Fffregni Tyler, S -y 10 0C1ali Lhamnm OFFICERS, SEATED: jerry Douglas, president. STANDING: Doris Brown, - WV le treasurer, Io Kelso, vice-president. secretary, Monty 00 Y, 1 sca cabinet Christian Emphasis Week . . . De La Howe Sunday School . . . Evening Watch . . . Christmas Banquet . . . Dixie Y Club . . . Christmas dorm decorations . . . De La Howe scout troops . . . Dr. Janet Alexander Schol- arship . . . Vespers . . . Soiree. OW ONE Kimmy Kimmons Lucy Bailey Sally Tyler R : 3 7 7 Betty McDill. ROW TWO: Doris Brown, Eleanor Grier, ' ' ' M C ll Toe Cotten Chris Cunningham, Io Kelso, Mary c a , , y Rita Bobo. ROW THREE: Jerry Douglas, Bobby Meadors Iohn Carson, Tommy Long, Billy Patrick, Dr. Boyce. at f 4 a student christian association Freshmen class members work hard to present the annual Christmas pageant. 1 J I J i Life Service group meets for Sabbath afternoon discussion. Dr. Weersing tells students You May Know Cod. David NVhite and Paul Dove leave for D6 L3 Howe to work with the scout troop. x F 1 - . x X cl honors i fin., 2 i. 5 5 3 5 1 .Kx ,gf L2 ve for De g lea ,uf troop' 1 RN 'if' YE? ....f,.-M colleges and 10 msox limo FRED EH1 , CR CEMLD DOL, CL X in A amiiig Moifir 'i ig I colleges and universities JO MASON KELSO DUKE HOGAN HANCOCK .G .,., 1 . 'M f f , . -ff 1' 7' . I V, FREDERICK GERALD DOUGLAS 'gh 1 ik K A K ki, LYNDA WOODY PARTON aniU E Q d 1 J 'oil GEN if h I JOSIE HARNETT HENDERSON W O S O W 'UK N,-1 JOHN ROBINSON HUNT CWS? ,aa im 52,11 2 .-fa lmscu I 5: 4,...w,nuu i ELM ww w:I'Y'w. ..! T 4.141- 4, fain.. ,aw ROBERT LEON ALLISON HELEN ELIZABETH BIGHAM Recon ua 1 J 50PH0x thvlrt ESEATED 1 J Recognition of students with the highest scholastic averages . . . Selected on basis of individual records of the previous year. garnet circle SENIORS, ROW ONE: Carol Dale, Harriett Henderson, Mary Ann Craig, Dorothy Alleyn, Lucy Bailey. R O W TWO: Jim Knight, Allen Derrick, Sarah McFerrin, Betty Giles, Iohn Hunt, Bobby Allison. N O T PICTURED: Lind Fant. n-:gg I i f SOPHOMORES, SEATED: Nancy Cooper. STANDING: Jenny Cathcart, Terryann Gurney. ,...-f IUNIORS, ROW ONE: Caroyln Chittenden, Connie Owen, Lee Grader. ROW TWO: Mike Norman, William Hunt, Billy Patrick, Barbara Walsh. I 131 alpha kappa gamma National leadership fraternity for women . . . Ushers for Fine Arts programs . . . Womerfs song fest . . . Sunday dinner for faculty members . . . Scrapbook . . . Check- ing chapel roll . . . National AKG project. Q ' Sir! AKG taps new members at the Halloween Party. SEATED: Lynda Parton, treasurerg Lucille Bailey, presi- dent, Harriett Henderson, scrapbook chairman. STAND- ING: Io Kelso, secretary, Iudy Franklin, vice-president. 'C' iogilgwiimlzhrldlggllg Har1Kl?g'dEIendef50f1, Joy Odom, Miss Cardwell, Lucille Bailey, Minnie Sue Tyler. ROW TWO: V OHS: 21 J0h1'lSOD, Rita Bobo, Judy Franklin, Lynda Parton. R , IQXQNE- lnlghtf omicron delta kappa National leadership and honor society for college men . . . Second year of existence . . . Chapel cuts . . . Automobile registration . . . Faculty ODK basketball . . . Waiters at the Miss Arrow contest ODK members record the weekly chapel absences. STANDING: Jim Knight, president, John Hunt, vice-presi- dent, Jerry Douglas, treasurer. SEATED: Dr. Lowry Ware, faculty secretary, Dr. Bernard Poole, faculty advisor. e Tyler. H0 ROW ONE: Dr. Ware, Mr. Smith, Bill Patrick, William Hunt, Jerry Douglas, Dr. Poole. ROW TWO: Bob Wallace TWO! Iim Knight, Bobby Allison, Allen Derrick, John Hunt. 5 1-W, 'E life , is l P 1, d ' 5 Moyo Suarez. ROW TWO: George Lipscomb, Ah ROW Ol?IE:thJenh13I1a3cciA:Jlf3lld1 dl-genIl1!g1sS'N1?ri1llil'Jji1iaNO1'lf' P2lCYf'?IJliED: Ruth Dixon, Mr. Richard Haldeman, Mr- Clydes Feagifh HI' Ei 1 Cants. K-s Rho Psi pledge Moyo Suarez agonizes through Dr. F austus. alpha ps: omega WJ 0 Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, the national honorary drama fraternity . . . Develops dramatic talent . . . Cultivates taste for fine drama . . . One-act plays at Home- coming . . . Modern language plays. RHO PSI OFFICERS: Ruth Dixon, secretaryg Dennis Nichols, vice-presidentg Martha Macdonald, president. 0rganizali0 , A-:SX Magis- ln 4.71 . -FN X vo: Hrd george Li Hldeman M I 4 K N organizations . ' vm Qxskme WW athenian literary society ROVV ONE: M. Salley, I. Douglas, D. Brown, I. Cathcart, B. Bobo, B Miller, C. Stiff, K. Foy, M. XVhit- C Hallman A Hartsell M aker, . , . , . Griffith, N. XVinn, D. Trout, A. Frampton. ROXV TXVO: E. Mow bray, M. S. Tyler, M. Todd, C Cunningham, M. McCarty, A. N. Cartee, M. Bryson, E. Crier, M. A Craig, N. Mozingo, A. Townsend. ROVV THREE: C. Vllhitesides, S Sensabaugh, C. Leyden, S. Tyler, T. Gurney, C. Dale, C. Robinson, E. Whitesides, A. Preston. .....4..1ja as N .QQ 3 p-.wg 'sf' r ' fa Loi -nl' - Tilt, iw nn9 r. ffl ,414 h J' lil!!! l 2-.r Athenians hold a called meeting to elect new officers. Dorothy Alleyn, president, Libby johnson, treasurer, Kimmy Kim- mons, secretary, Mary McCall, vice-president. 'I36 Meetings twice a month . . . Sisters of the Euphemians . . . Joint meetings . . . Debate and elocution . . . Remember Mrs. Pittslw . . . High heels and gloves. .Y off .6 of Li -,X 'Hx' 4 I. s l reeidflg - ' 'dei iicep Hbaflllllol W tllax. ill Eramplon' Mem Eupllemiins sell a Booster Butt' ROW ONE: llac llcllonnell lol Gene Smitlt Ford llqfh. lm lem' Bumides. ll0ll llloi Townsend, Hlusell Harm. Allen li llcDaniel. Tunis Romeln. Ric THREE: loo Lanf-. Paul Dole. Cf Sim llcChesney. Fred hot le - - ' ..........,-......L. .-.f.....,-..e. -.......4 ....4.s......:.,..... , G X -5: '57 s euphemtan literary society Euphie dogs . . . Oldest organi- zation on campus . . . Extemporan- eous speeches . . . Trophies . . . House committee . . . Court night ith . . . Sisters oi tie meetings . . .Debate emember Mrs. Pittsli 'es I t t l Study room Robert Whitesides, vice-president, Bill Smith, president, Mac Frampton, secretary, Max Hitt, treasurer. Euphemians sell a Booster Button to Tommy Long. ROW ONE: Mac McConnell, John Winn, jimmy Warmoth, Gene Smith, Ford Weeks, Jim Gressette, Manon Pruitt, Jerry Burnsides. ROW TWO: John Kimmons, Charles Townsend, Russell Harris, Allen Larson, John Carson, Wyatt McDaniel, Tunis Romein, Richard McKintosh. ROW THREE: Joe Lane, Paul Dove, Gene Neely, Dennis Nichols, Sam McChesney, Fred Knox, Jeff Mitchner, Lee Logan. QW E? ,S V,s., t Q lx, OFFICERS : Brenda Gregg, president, joey C 0 tten , vice-president, Ashley Byrd, treasurer 5 Harriet Willis, secretary. 138 al' fvthlfiftl it , A ., .UQEJ git, fcllpegmfffgjgl li- tlua aw E - - Q tlbitt phllomeluan lutera ry society Debates . . . Parliamentary procedure , , Public speaking . . . Organized in 1956 , , , Philos and' brother Philos . . . Crystal chandelier. b',,.---s Philos serve Sunday breakfast in bed. Y ROW ONE: Jean Hardman, Sue McCormick, Monica Wood, Joy Odom, Lesa Cassady, BCQW Eeanegcgsfffi Ann Miller, Rita Bobo, Eleanor Lawton. ROW TWO: Pat Kennedy, Molly Carrett,I11QlY H1117 au ysue Sea- son, Ioan Hood, Julia Peacock, Connie Olson, Linda Phillips, Harriett Henderson, Susie Rfldgefi Franklin, born. ROW THREE: Carolyn Chittenden, Karen Grauer, Sharon McKeeman, Martha Aust1n,I1I2 1' Becky Roy Mundy, Vicki Brissey, Mary Black, Barbara Bratton, Pinky Robbins, Crier McCain, I0 esof Reid, Harriet Todd. ,f iety Italy PFOQ gallized Slime I A ilos In 1906 bed. 5 W ONE: Beau Forshee, James H. McCutchen, Steve Garris, Dixon Leslie, Hayne McMeeken, Iim Smoak, Justin Jenkins ' 1, B'll Fairey, Jim Smeenge, Bill Simpson, George Paine. RONV THREE: G M , D' k -lk T B?'h k rnltier, Eob Meadors, Mike Little, Frank McIntosh, Roddey Gettys, Butch Stuckei? Bucdgy? Lelcsloniac Son, Om Ls Op, Iac RO , Jim Walker, Pete Fennell, Frank Garrett. ROW TWO: Herbert Iordon, Iohn Hood, jim Soesbee Ioe Kinard Bill Mc- Da Hu +I A fl Y ,L . M Beffi' seffywnerillhafd' OFFICERS: Bill Simpson, president, George Willis, treasurer, Glenn Shriver, secretary, Harold Timmerman, vice-president. philomathean literary society Oldest building on campus . . . Blue rib- bon day . . . Sugar cube model . . . Con- stitution of the Brotherhood, . . . Major docket. Philos' dance for the student body Hill, Sauysue Sqal IS, ' v Eziijqiiiifisiilit t I0 Arrow in new office . . . Record of the year . . . Picture schedule . . . Deadlines . . . Who is that boy? . . . Senior class project . . . Miss Arrow contest . . . 'Have we sold them an ad yet? . . . Mr. Graves and his camera. SJ 3 wif! .Ir X J , ...Q is , ,M -, Lucy Lancaster, iunior editor, Mary Ann Craig, copy editor, Miartha Johnson and Mary Ripley Knot picturedj, feature e itors. STANDING: Harriett Henderson, Joyce Dye, A. W. Kelly, typists, Lind Fant and John Hunt, subscription managers. SEATED: Judy Franklin, secretary, Paulette Petty, typist. 1' ., 7 , L Et 70' ' MCM 7 -5 QW, ig iw 5 ' X, , X Vx f ..:,',: ..Q- .rf ,f ., M - 2 f Wo, j ,a,, ,I M X1 2 , sw., NW f , , , 4541 5, V 4 f' r '- ff ,, V 62 2 I. igif if x ,la eg, ,Z 'L 52' f 7 -4 , K h Lawrence Matheson, assistant business manager, Larry Byrd, ad- vertising manager. 2 Allen Derrick and Sarah McFerrin, co-editors. Jennie Sue Alexander, Lucille Bailey, and Dottie Adams, organiza- tions editors. i 9 ' 4 I . 5 if i 5 r r I tdliik . at . , J 3 . 'P 1 . 'fic'- .J 'if Hrs- riff- STAJDIXC: Carolm Cook, iacultv dro editor. SEATED: Carol Dale Hubbard. dis editor. NOT Pltfltl Ko' B, Wright class editors. ri tlt . J . K mio S itir llrtfonne ll and Gene . Melt' X ,- ss managerg L,1m,BjTdld. . Adams, orgamlal We Q it , it . ii.: the erskine arrow YZ? 24?--T Cuyton Clardy, business manager. ' x f 3 l 4- ,Q V-1-f . 1 X' .ar hx 'f T fix-Q I I R V STANDING: Carolyn Cook, faculty editor, Dorothy Alleyn, class editor. SEATED: Carol Dale, faculty editor, Anne Hubbard, class editor. NOT PICTURED: Minnie Sue Tyler and Kay B. Wright, class editors. 'Q' . Mac McConnell and Cene Neely, sports editors. 1. Q Q.: gp, 'i7 J! ' ,gr ROW ONE: Susan Hamilton and Brenda Cregg. ROW TWO: Larry Byrd, Betty Giles, Bob Meadorsg solicitors. Mr. Clyde McCants, advisor. 141 the erskine mirror Robert Whitesides, advertising manager, Mr. Richard Halde- man, advisor. Henry Brock, editor. . l'W Rita Bobo scans a copy of the MIRROR. The editorial staff includes Freddie Knox, Gayle Helms R Pat Hewett, Susan Smith, and Bob Wallace. 142 lvll' lllmll an llhllllll. lm Pmh, bminess ................,........... -..v...,..,..,...4-.....- . : '. d llarcelll Slllfl df S , ,, Mix! 'Z' 5? , 5 4 Xl , 1' MIRROR- edclie Knox, Galle Helm' Bob Wallace. 7 if Judy Iohnson and Marcella Salley MIRROR. Jim Parrish, business manager. ' Q J -,1 V. 7-, are typists for the The MIRROR staff works hard to publish the bi-monthly student newspaper. -'x 4 X g, 'X tip 3 l M crazy vas . X ,gr , Q . -,g,'g?1'12,w lv - Q, V J, V - -A I 3 ,4,f,.gt Tommy Long and Mary Griffith, reportersg Linda Farrow, assistant circula tion manager. 143 the erskine review W Review Board . . . Literary Magazine . . . Cre- ative Writing . . . Student and faculty authors . . . Poetry section . . . Select and criticize. ive, ll D Martha Macdonald and Jimmy Bigham, co- Review staff begins to work on their publication. editors. ' 3 t ime wi f y mb ,, ff 'fv- NJ 42 11 1,-wa , wr 1 'B+ 41 - . A A D rf. ,, -,Lim vig r-.X FQ' J 'Q ROW ONE: P - limmy Romer,algrl1i7l3VglEe.Lynda Parton' Lynne Thomason: Mary A1'll'l Craig, Susan Smith. ROW TWO: Steve Hooper, Jeff Mltchner' 144 ' elim ,S ii i7 fa X 'N ,, A: 'pf E fi I J im io mom: Martha Macdvml i. i J 1 'a H? ,i Lt, 1 VI 1 1 if -- .AED Pffitf Pai W- sr .M . repgnilmar, gxapmsid ' elh lan m S ummm english club ff: , .. . QR, i ' sf' 7 1 :xii Wise A R' x ffffxssrxfy ' V Q, S ' S x , . Q A- 2:3 f X f xus ,fa fp X. f- 1 d P rt n Luc Lancaster, Harriet Bowie, Mary Ann Craig, Donna Suther. LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Macdona d, Lyn a a o , y llication. Steve H i 1 1 I 1 I ! 4 i McDill House . . . English majors . Christmas party at Dr. Wolfeis the Masters . . . Continuing the 1 Meetings in the and minors . . Reading English heritage. Club members work on their Homecoming project. SEATE . eff iiiichnei' presidelg.. S?I?.EiNI1-gewett' Vice-president, Lucy Lancaster, Ooperl Bowie report .L INC: Susan Smith, treasurer, Harriet i ef: Yrlne Thomason, secretary. A I 5 the erskine players Dramatists . . . Practice in Memorial . , , Anticipating the new auditorium . . , Who stole my prop? . . . Costumes and make- up . . . Language plays . . . The Little Foxes . . . One act plays at Homecoming . . . We,re only Mr. Livingstone, I presume. LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Ann Miller Iennie Sue Alexa d Ferrm, Ralph Ostrom, Suzanne Weber, Ashton F eagin Mrs. B C Jimmy Romer, Elaine Mitchum, Martha Macdonald, Ianienlylirf J al'- bara Paul. 0 AEG 4822 535.3 23123 62335 p Well, boys, thatls that, our new Weeiuns will be here in four Weeks- Are my eyebrows on straight? What happened to c ' if li is I ll sl ll: E Now werll him Out X me playin P . Ilgishce in Memo' auditon nal-. U . ie' ' f0Sl11me:ng Iwi p QYS miie Ct plays I The HOIHQCO .ig mlm 5 9. WY Ann x- rim, iigljfg its it Zanne Webs fy ASIHDQ i r 5 ima vm ' p L, A in in W use will be here i l N What happened to our Baby Ianev? 1 O Now vve'll turn out ALL the lights. BOTTOM: Moises Suarez, vice-presidentg Donna Hickman treasurer. TOP: Mac Frampton, secretaryg Dennis Nichols president. 'I47 ROW ONE: A. Hartsell, L. Olive, M. Norman, I. C-ertz, T. Mann, B. Big- ham, K. Fowler. ROVV TWO: C. Dye, R. A. Turner, M. Macdonald. G. Smith, L. Loftis, M. Hitt, I. Smith, E. Cole, E. C-raves. BOW THREE: A. Byrd, S. Tyler, I. Davis, I. P. Iar- vis, T. Graham, I. Apgar, B. A. Miller, N. Tune, I. S. Alexander. ROW FOUR: B. Smith, S. McChesnee, M. Frampton, T. Romein, R. Ostrom. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Norman, vice-president, Max Hitt, president, Nancy Tune, secretary, Larry Loftis, treasurer. choraleers Erskines select vocalists . . . au- ditions . . . Choraleer camp! . . . Soon we will be donev . . . Re- hearsals, and more rehearsals . . . Are we really going to New York this year? . . . Christmas concert . . . Bach with sunglasses . . . Mr. Owen . . . Kiwanis Club luncheon . . . Alma Mater. Mr. Owen directs the Christmas concert 413 9-ev Q' mixed chorus The 'zbigv choral group . . . Open to all students . . . Practice in vacant chapel periods . . . Iubilate Deo . . . Concert complete with orchestra. Mrs. Elizabeth Owen, accompanist, and Mr. Thomas Q Eine T, . M ' if I1 ly X we 'Q Q ' sf FN 'Z ROW ONE: A. Byrd, A. Hartsell, L. Olive, M. Macdonald, M. Norman, J. Certz, T. Mann, B. Bigham, N. Tune, I. Smith, K. Fowler. ROXV TVVO: S. Tyler, K. Foy, R. Turner, L. Loftis, T. Graham, M. Hitt, B. Batson, B. Truelove, A. Preston, I. Alexander, E. Cole, E. C-raves. ROW THREE: M. Yeargin, C. Cunningham, C. Whitesides, A. Frampton, J. P. Jarvis, C. Smith, R. Siegler, J. Apgar, C. Robinson, S. Smith, C. Dye, F. Boyce. ROYV FOUR: E. Lawton, R. Monday, B. Reid, R. NVilson, B. Smith, S. McChesnee, M. Frampton, T. Ro- mein, R. Ostrom, I. Davis, B. Miller, E. Par- sons, C. Calloway. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Macdonald, vice- president, Sally Tyler, secretary, Mac Framp- ton, president. 149 epilson sigma tau sv i Bi , 417-Q 'Gi l t M 5 ,y 1 -XfQ A it 5 ig 5 ,Q is I1 X30 SEATED: Jane Tait, president, Ann Hubbard, treasurer, STAND- ING: Mary Ann Craig, secretary, Carol Dale, vice-president. 150 Y, .f N li i ,- 4' 5- ROW ONE: Dottie Adams, Lind Fant, Lucy Mahon, Harriett Henderson, Brenda Gregg, Annie Nell Cartee, Lucy Bailey. ROW TWO: Sue McCormick, Martha Rutland, Iudy Franklin, Lynda Parton, Carol Williams, Tura DeLaney. ROW THREE: Pat Collins, Betty Giles, Greta Robinson, Dorothy Alleyn, Gwen Hitt, Dennis Nichols. Epsilon Sigma Tau meetings feature guest speakers on education. Erskineis chapter of the National Student Edu- cation Association . . . Interests young men and women in education as a career . . . The products of Dr. Koonts and Mrs. Oates. Susie Lee speals to the Home HOW . Pllllllpom May S1 llldy An I u Fiilll, Luc llahg ,-,. Nell CW, lucy Rutland, ludy Fmlljnl Lui Dewey- HOW nnnnn Dorothy Alleyn, Gwen ll: eqlucallflll- akers OH gueSi SP8 Edu' l tional Studen and men estS Young ducts aer. 1 ' TWO L1 XX SEATED: Nancy Tune, president: Pauline Young, vice- president. STANDING: M,alice Bryson, reporter, Nancy Wfinn, treasurer. home economics club Association of Home Economics majors . . . Professionals speak at meetings . . . Projects to raise money . . . Home Man- agement House . . . Which way to the Susie Lee speaks to the Home Economics Club about Korea. . kitchen? gn-1 've-v 'mar' ROW ONE: Margaret McCarty, Grace Ledbeter, Suzanne Weber, Sally Richardson. ROW TWO: Frances Sloan, Rita Bobo, Patricia Phillips, Judy Anderson, Eleanor Whitesides, Martha Rutland, Sally Tyler. 151 phi beta lambda 'fm -R l Eta Pi Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda . . . National business fraternity . . . Development in business, professional, and community life . . . Erskine Free Enterprise Economic Conference . . . Rocket at Homecoming . . . First Prize . . . Tomorrowig executives. Mr. Brissey, former Cleveland baseball star, spoke on life insur- ance to members of Phi Beta Lambda. 4-wma... l i i l LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Stone, vice-president, Barbara Walsh, E state president, Lawrence Matheson, treasurer, Henry Brock, presl- l dent. i YY l 1 9, 1 x l I ROW ONE: Henry McKinney, joe Warmoth, Robert Roberts, Betty Bennett, Doris Calloway. ROW TWO: Jim Nelson, Dr- J' D- C0Pe' land, Cuyton Clardy, Jim Childs. ROW THREE: David Martin, Cene Burns, Neil Pickren, Glenn Smith, Jim Baldwin, Bruce Fuller. 152 D: Le Cassiday, Sufl lllilllldlb SLIZZUHC Wylie, WJ Wright. im. ,. x K if -L. 'i 1 r i , in ll i Bet la ' - Develom dai Y-it llmem it 1. HLa Om 4 l0C0I1ferenCe Fri, P - as b afnidfu mf gl D, CUPE' . l' iliiiiflulilff Fund' SEATED: Lesa Cassiday, Susie Lee, Elaine Mitchum. STANDING: ' ' ' ' Don Day, Suzanne Wylie, Martha Christy, Barbara Carson, Monroe Mexlcan presldent ' ' ' Senonta Horton ' ' ' Plnata nw? A Q12 N: ..... 4 A 'S ,, f, ff .. ff , , 2 I a y! STANDING: Eleanor Parsons, social chairman: Margot VVhitaker, secretary-treasurer. SEATED: Moises Suarez, president. spanish club Latin American display in the Art Center . . . at Christmas. 1 'K-fb ROW ONE: Kay Reese, Jean Mahaffey, janet Fellers, Lynne Thomason, Florence Massey, Lynnie Olive. ROW TWO: Martha Macdonald, Jerri Hawkins, Ann Ritchie, Nancy Kirk, Mary Macdonald, Dr. Crier. ROVV THREE: Mac Frampton, jimmy Romer, Paul Dove, Larry Cantrell. Allen Derrick, presi- dent, Elizabeth Brown, vice-president, Jane Mace, secretary. n C h C I u b Newly organized . . . Parlez-vous? . . . French carols at Noel . . . Movies and slides . . . Cafe au lait for refreshments. 'I53 ,x , 2 x YK X Q.. K ,,,,.,,.,,-M . uv- , , , 1 W ' . , wx X 1 ,, 1 ' xff , W ,4 X SN, Q- v , 4 Mb ,. 'v -N A 'W . f A-'M 5, - 4 P 'X , .f w, mv -zzfvffr v X- Mn. uv-M H.- Q VL X I ak w:N2'.sVi5i7S Xi'5f ,5.5'5'f6?M'f 'fiia o W :X x 'Ni7f'51A?lQ 433' ff LTz'ffJw2fZYMPgi.55is?ff WJ- L' x ,KN - ' 1 'gy' .win ig, fx. I f -,ey , X .5 -4 , f' S Ev' i. ,'?,Qf5,h T' I w . , Q 7 .Lg F' ' . Lv ' 1 1 r, 4' fgseg N5-'T.'f71'. 2'V sports The Flying Fleet . . . Surprise in the Tip-Off Tournament . . . Homecoming and Myers, 100 mark . . . Hogan injured . . . The big Carolina games . . . P.C. - overtime and double over- time . . . Adkins and the freshman cheering section . . . Lights out for Newberry . . . Down- ing Huntingdon . . . Simpson on Fox . . . The Mize fan club . . . Wofford, just Wait till next year . . . Williamis 3 second play with Camp- bell . . . Give the ball to Whitehead! . . . COACH W. C. Myers ROVV ONE: Bill Simpson, Ron VVilliams, Bobby Edwards, Hogan Hancock, Iim Smoak, Ed Walker. ROVV TVVO: Claude Graham, Bobby Wilkes, Bob Oliver, Harvey Mize, Terry Adkins, Don White- basketball , , 1 Wh, . I if Q-N' head. MANAGERS: Tony Kuykendahl, Larry Phinney. CO-CAPTAIN: Hogan Hancock. CO-CAPTAIN: Bobby Edwards. W1 lem' Adljm OM Terry Adkins outstunts Pfeiffer's West. Bobby Edwards runs down court to receive a pass. Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine 1964-65 RECORD Newberry VVofford University of S. C. Piedmont Appalachian State Piedmont Atlantic Christian Pembroke Elon Huntingdon Shorter Georgia State Pfeiffer Pembroke Wofford Campbell Citadel Georgia State VV offord Pfeiffer Presbyterian University of S. C. Newberry Presbyterian Newberry Campbell Hogan Hancock is the object of Newberryis pursuit l 5 l l l 1 l 1 w l 1 3 The Fleet,s Five set up for YVilkes Jim Srnoak up for the rebound. Bill Simpson against Pembroke. Bobby Wilkes brings the ball in. Harvey Mize sinks two for the Fleet. 158 Ron VVilliams tips in the ball for a basket. Don Whitehead drives against the Pfeiffer de- fense. 4 vw of f' V ., 'K ' Edwards and Whitehead in a scramble with New- berry. Ed Walker waits for the rebound. 159 cheerleaders 'Tm Erskine Bornv . . . Iumping over the rail . . . F-I-G-H-T . . . Help from Booster Club . . . A bonfire HEAD CHEERLEADER: in the rain . . . Everybody Joy Odom. yell! . . . Sweaters and sad- dle oxfords . . . Give me an ,, , Cl 1 d 1 H - E . . . The victory bell. gaffailf gsthlevflilejxe O ROW ONE: JOY Od0II1, Ashley Byrd Pam Pettit Ruth Parkinson f1?g31Zr5gg:11?PEOQ hljxlglgx. TWO: Steve Garris, Susan Hamilton, Sally: ff KLE 196552153 cw C1119 COH?HeC0ll9E WI 0' CW Collef Wh Cliarlflle ' April 10 Wofford 4 lllfl .ul Sf..lUdIelS1fe K April 33 Hampton Sta April Ge0rgiaSoud1en ,gpril out lbbet' lil Wm, my if lfesbrffw Col 4 Ge0rgi2SOl1lherl ll lr xx'msf0H'5alfml lax' 29 Bell lm' ..- 9. 15331 Jlfilglglili 25, 'r ' R449 A ' 1 7 1' ' l lj ' E I?'z.- , L1-V , ,J I -, I , . ,. . , , ' sq. '.- . ,Lf A .!' ..- 1. ' ij if it' s if Q ' 4 1510: Hn : Hil- xg-ti Mlfeq rm qi: A ,., lift 1965 SCHEDULE g0 March 19 March 25 April 5 April 12 April 20 April 23 April 27 April 29 May 5 May 11 May 14 May 17 .A-wf, 'V . -.,,., ' L1 pasff.-Q College of Charleston Charlotte College Charlotte College Wofford St. Andrews Hampton State Tourn. Georgia Southern Belmont Abbey Belmont Abbey Presbyterian College Georgia Southern Winston-Salem NAIA LEFT TO RIGHT: C ' l Mel , Justin Jenkins, wviuiam gfgqlelmana Colm XVells, Don Mt-Clain, Ed Brockington, John Ramsey M, , ROW ONE, . u TWO: Roberglggmrd 135019, l1IT1 Warnes, Johnny Kimmons, George Madden, Moyo Suarez. ROW Steve Martin C1 52109, alter Anderson, Dick Craft, Robert Counts, Dickey Evans, jerry Burnside, 1 y e Satteffleld, Eddie Brunson, Chuck Frenk. Coach Peter Flann New sport on campus . . . Coach Flann . . . The British influence . . . Matches with Furman, Clemson, and YVarren Wilson . . . Faculty-Stu- dent game . . . Sore ankles and hard heads. SOCCGI' 161 ral INFIELDERS: Preston Cox, Butch Sauls, Joe York, DiCkeY Lovett. Q35 M12- baseball The Fleet on the diamond . . . New faces . . . Fans seated on the banks . . . McAbee on the mound . . , Double headers that run through supper . . . Racing through lab to see the game . . . Spring fever. ,. OUTFIELDERS: Dan Wiggins, Lee Cooper, Leonard Price. PITCHERS: Charlie Reynolds, Weldon Humphries, lim MCAbee, CATCHERS: Bill Houston, Eddie Raines. 162 Larry Edwards. A 9 if n lil' rf 'gqlll L -fslcllllla r fl 4 1 E 5 LN V A 1 Qu!! ' W R' 1 its 13 E 1' 7 I J .Q H4 1 , I e I ll A 'ell C ' lf' 4'l-'M '- Coach Harry Stine and Cap 9 Fleet on the game Weldon HUIUP basl F3115 se if I I lcllbee on th uble h small ' ' ' Slffllglelg ,my fm, Milf. me diamond .' K Dper' ' ' Racing llrougllf Y QWWA Coach Harry Stille and Captain Ed Clarke. ROW ONE: Joe York, Preston Cox, Wayne Jones, Larry Edwards, Charlie Rey- nolds, Weldon Humphries, Eddie Raines, Lee Cooper, Butch Sauls. RONV TWO Dan Wiggms, Dickey Lovett, Ed Clarke, Bob Estes, Bill Houston, Leonard Price jim McCall, jim McAbee, Beryl Robinson, Tim Moore. 1965 SCHEDULE March 4 Western Carolina March 5 Western Carolina March 16 Belmont Abbey March 17 Newberry March 22 Tusculum March 26 Piedmont March 29 Citadel March 30 Citadel March 31 Valdosta State April 1 Valdosta State April 2 Jacksonville University April 3 Iacksonville University April 6 University of S. C. April 9 North Georgia April 13 University of S. C. April 16 Presbyterian April 17 Oglethorpe April 19 Wofford April 23 North Georgia April 24 Belmont Abbey April 26 Presbyterian April 28 Newberry April 30 Piedmont May 1 Wofford May 4 Oglethorpe May 5 Georgia State May 7 Georgia Southern May 8 Georgia State Stille watches from the dugout. tennis TENNIS SCHEDULE March 22 Belmont Abbey March 25 King College March 26 North Georgia April 8 Belmont Abbey April 10 Furman April 12 Pfeiffer April 13 North Georgia April 16 Appalachian Eddie Weldon Bill Hough April April April April April April May May 17 19 24 26 28 30 1 7 Ball State Wofford Georgia Southern College of Charleston Furman Wofford Georgia Southern Appalachian 4 . ,f,, all K V A F9 m, af, ,V Qi, if I. C .x ' 4,5,, f ' , , 5 y 7 f f 5, f , H9 X ' U 4 .' X Q 1 Q i, , ,, is , ,, 1 5, f my tel . X W 'Z 'M 1374 ' ff' 4 5 X 3 f Q ,f fs W , A 1 25 f ,f f ,wa M , Y h X , ,, , ,.,, VZ , pw! a ,. ' Q - fff i ff -I I , I, I y 5 l I, I rf ' 2, , Num ew! , - M 'f df V l , 1 , fe, 3 S X A 4 ww W jig! A- 't ,. 1 5 l ' V N933 W' 2, i.t. f wf'f1 B f'1V?iXVi, .X HS' I '- ,, 3' S 'll lr All twin Wgigwmfayy uvYf4V 8f xi 'i S ,Z l W: , 5, . 1 1 9 wtf WN' X' 5 , A WW, x f , ff' fi 4 , 6 - 3 Omg! 1 1 ,Y V w -'7?Sm2tJ,s5g ' , I , - . .... -.Www f .Mi 4 :Jigga .5 1 f 5, :ahh Mike Kelly Jimmy Keith V , , -.,, 1 im to FJCHT: Eddie i . , , . .,f.ges1, ts, , . - . -ilfizi 5 .Xxx t N , K NNIS SCHEDULE hey A . APE: 17 Hamm 'a pn 19 lllgff ll Apyjl 24 C ard ey 2 lllllgasoix 6 APU! 28 College of F Am WH 3 Mall lllglllrd Hay 7 A5381 Slachm V . l 5 J X 1 5, , l ,H f- .94 , iff .. l , rzj. fel l 35052, l - LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Weldon, Mac McConnell, Mike Kelly, Jimmy Keith, Bill Hough, Edward Strawhome 1. , f V 1-2 l f ,fi ' L-me g, 7 ,1 f .L T l , . .94 X 93' ,K 44' -V' .-'fb ' K2 ilmfltf- ,f f W ,y ,,:,fw Z, ' all. MM ,WZ-L , ,M , Q V4 , '1'f L Ei : r - Edward Strawhornc CAPTAIN: Mac McConnell A'-L 165 f men's intramurals 166 Flag football in the fall . . The pros of Wylie Home . . . Bicycle race on the Circle . . . Basketball in the Little Gym . . . Cross-country race . . . Ping-pong in the new canteen . . . Golf in Abbe- ville . . . and softball on tlie golf course . . . Track meet at Dixie . . . Anyone for vol- leyball? Dickey Lovett serves as intramural director. Pressly I and WVylie battle on the boards. The golf course t' d - ' the fall and spring? 5 goo usage In Edwards breaks up a pass to benefit Wylie Home W Rx.-Sf .1 In rl, 9 wi' . gl Gil Sue iIcCormick and Betty Yeah up 3 D355 l 0 benfht uv' 1310 l jfvfb rf' VT, Y ,fi 1 142 K' I' Jrf' Riff? JL 'L Q4-. T 7 Q ,ai . 4' ' v-,.,A 5 ,14 J-,Q .',I1-v'- ,Q .w bw- ,N ',,.- .4 75, . . ,, ww' . M i ,- P ' A , Qljfx. 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Kennedy II volleys with Robinson. 5 , 1 Xt x 4 ,rf Bill Fairey sells tickets at basketball games. block e club Letter sweaters and jackets . . . Erskine-Ware Eddie Weldon, presidents Bill Houston, Secretary- Shoals football game . . . Honor for superior athletes . . . Concessions and tickets at ball games . . . Initiation . . . Shaved heads ...i A thletic banquet. . . 10:30 meetings. ROW ONE: Mac McConnell, Leonard Price, Ron Williams, Ed Walker Bill Simpson, Lee Cooper. ROW TWO: Edward Strawhorne, Larry Edwards, Dickey Lovett, jimmy Keith, Weldon Humphreys, Larry Phinney. 168 1 row on Harriet Todd, E licCorn1iCl, Ivy Odom' Rm rx X '- M, LL X - , 0 BW' C1 Wir Mhnreiidenfi, . E, lrtqureri Bill Houston, secremy, Snavime' '0: Edlwd T 'C17 'i -'7 ROW ONE: Harriet Todd, Harriet Willis, Judy Hill. ROW TWO: Harriett Henderson, Brenda Gregg, Genie Stiff, Betty Bennett, Sue, McCormick, Joy Odom. ROW THREE: Kimmy Kimmons, Ashley Byrd, Io Kelso, Ruth Parkinson, DeDe Kendall, Judy Franklin. wra board Womenis Recreation Association . . . Plan intra- mural program . . . Toreador Day . . . Sweetheart Ball . . . State president of SCARF . . . May Day activities . . . Meetings in Robinson basement. One of the main events sponsored by WRA is the Sweetheart Ball. fi ti It JA, 1 KN 'N-ff-sw: 1 -1,-11 N eoxwwa fin ,,,,.far+6i l35V -If .iw 1 X 4-3 ?' fr .1 miss arrow Miss Arrow Contest . . . November pageant . . . Twenty contestants . . . Afternoon tea . . . Banquet . . . The smiles on stage . . . The top ten and the top five . . . The judges' choice - Number 4 . . . Janet re- ceives the roses and the crown. 172 ff -if '2 gp- - ,, ,-,- ..---- 11-. f':--5 1- v ..,, . .4 x E r E E i ar Uv! 49 ywmzxm W .W fa 5 49 Q M.. 'Q gf f ff 2 ff! 'K , 1 , N, N N X Y A X w -by Q .q,1.' fx, -11: i554-mx-, 1' . , NV, fu iv ,lc give, .N,... ,. 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' 1 f ' , f 1 ZQQQWZ , 'Z Q , ? ,. 6, , .S ' ,, ,A 1 7 if 54 . , , if-gQ'4fXg,Q-X W J W1 A ff I . A y V, H 1, A f ' J Ki W 7 V ' Vw ff Mmwfg JUDY 182 FRANKLIN f 15 i JENNIE SUE ALEXANDER f f, f f W.. jf in QA, ! Az, w ,lx 1 '41, Q51 ' , X' i i'f'. mmmm 1 i 1 Y EVA: ,I NDER , ,Eg-N24 ANN TOWNSEND may day SUE MCCORMICK Ji 9. ,W 22 f ,V , n w? I ,, VA I '-If ' ,fi X 4 psf' 4g- A ,V ' 4 i , Q I f 9 ff? 1 V , ' 2, 7 P ' Y 5, . ,K f , 8 1 T ' , 245 fi f : f S ,,h J 4 ,. K K NJN ' .1Xa,,.X1j, , ,2 f'N mffjff -9 .H s lf EQ fx N, ' ' W X 'V' A 21 Q6 I , ,, V, L 92 QA 13 5 , 4 - - ' ' 'f-Lf. - ff' U, ,W -,g I, , 'f gy Zi C 5 ff ' 7 . A f 5 gk , gg If f' K fy? .L - f - 3 5 W 'K ,J ui .-wx ' ,W .47 ' 2 :ff Q'-F151 if ' f ij I Fwd Xt.-V ,' ' ,I if ,P , ww ,v 1-nf .fy ,gf 21-f f Ag .W Q 5 ,, M 2,2 ' 3: ,V :f in ii 2 ww f '.'fT7l'1k' .,, ' S T ,, wwlf, ,L ,M .. f H-, ..J',....A.....J X 2 sg 1 0 f A A X I -Y f .1515 X N f w'Q ,Q fx 4 f NNE , 5 f gl J W . I Q f f f x .Q A. A ' Af Q 2? 'Q f ' ' , mlm Q A. 5 A , - - ' f AO, f 'f f A 1 ,-2 5 , , fy ,I , , X XM ff X. Aj,AXr5 'I , -7 N V :QA V A R? -. A ' wy -ff 22 . , ,fi A . , 5. Y ,, CW: ' Vg X f 1 ,A A V w ' 91 '-wh, ! IEANNIE , F BARBARA BRATTON ' ' ,su M S A 4- B 3 X x 3 A ,xv ,ff if XXV, , . s,,,i,,.f ,A- A 'WW f ,. ,qfii A xr 04 f ky 3 Ss CQ xJ,,V,'!1 lee' M 2 l . me W . BARBARA BAATTON W f L ,A ' x . A1 ,, may day CAROLYIN CHITTENDEN SUSIE RODCERS SALLY RICHARDSON lp ,i s I . VA 4 I 1 :V r 1?4 I 'I85 A . L H vii , . m ,gf , , . 5 1 'R' ? .f vv YV . K . -v ,,. , .. 2 . ' .7 f 1 , , i S -ff-ww .Q-V419-ss ROW ONE: Jo Yoshimo, Pat Kennedy, Jennie Sue Alexander, Dottie Adams, Susie Rodgers, Harriett Henderson. ROW TWO: Mary Ripley, Stephanie Varas, Ruth Dixon, Sally Tyler, Betty Ann Miller, Judy Franklin, Lucille Bailey. ROW THREE: Kimmy Kimmons, Ann Townsend, Betty Black, Sarah Ellen Patrick, Sarah Jane Patton, DeDe Kendall. NOT PICTURED: Carol Dale, Barbara Tompson, Kathleen Fowler, Bobbie Miller, Betty Bennett, Harriet Todd. 1965 Sweetheart STEPHANIE VARAS 186 sweetheart Contestants sponsoring e a c h campus organization . . . The February Sweetheart Ball . . . The Flamingos . . . WBA in charge of dance . . . Announce- ment of the winner by 1964 Sweetheart, Judy Hill . . . Philo's sponsor . . . Stephanie Varas ac- cepts the title with popular approval. I, . l R E K' mai N 4 ' f ' ,V I SA- F F 'EK A x I 0 1 r i i -.. ' -sf, HONIECOMLYG QUEEN Sw Hamilton l . N . HOW 0, GSPONSOR PM NE:PaLWBats0 Q,,,,fMEii',sm5,,HmfylJ0m1 Roiwfes sian ij B1 Hodge, E I Stephamgvlui ham: Sllenlma BTYSOI1 Em' E ggiiiiiky' Sgll' THREQEJ P BefJlF0l1Beftye.FFimDt ' C mlm Deng, . 1 ' e HEI Sweelheall Cllleslaala Sponsprii Maia Oflllilaiioi .g, Feliniary Sweeiliairi ppp lla Flaaiaaaa . . . lllll ll Cliarge ol dance . . . llnnouiia. ment ol the wiiier ly illl Sweetheart, lady Hill . . . Pllal sponsor . . . Stephanie Vaaas al- cepts ilie title will popula approval. ai l '.l 1 X I W M ,,, , V a 'A -v v v'v,, hi 4n40s,qi x ' aasoopstq, l .,,,,,,,,.,...W.,-We ' V' 0 'l.' '51 ' a.qoioo '4 2 4 I I 1 f. HOMECOMING QUEEN Susan Hamilton HOMECOMING SPONSORS ROW ONE: Patsy Batson, Joan Hood, Pat Kennedy, Susan Hamilton Brenda Gregg, Frances Sloan, Judy Hill. ROW TWO: Stephanie Varas, Kathy Hodges, Emma Bryson, Becky Gra- ham, Sue McCormick, Pam Pettit, Dale Norris. ROW THREE: Caro- l1ne'Wells, Anne Frampton, Ruth Parkinson, Betty Giles, DeDe Kendall, Beth Lockwood, Grier McCain. l q-:aa J x,.,. u 'a o-'fe no ie 'Q o g, . our' 'ao we 'I ll homecoming queen Homecoming in December . . Alumni 1etu1n . . . Piojects and prizes Basketball game . . . Halftime show Sponsors of the team . . . Susie cheer leader and queen. 3- C o n t e s t sponsored by Glamour Magazine and the Erskine Mirror . . . Ten girls in competition . . . Style, poise and so- phistication . . . Stephanie chosen by popular vote to represent Erskine. best dressed coed .sjfelalzanie arad W V wfj Y' 5 sf' ' W , ' rf 1 ff 4, ,,p, X 357 -V of , ,LA fi. 979+ ' my-a' 52,3 y wvf. - rs ,ez I H' ff 52?: , gg! .JHQIA :r.,.3,N best dressed coed contestants Jeannie Dove, Rita Bobo, Sue McCor- mick. Betty Marie Black, Stephanie Varas, Jeanne Hardman, Connie Olson. Dottie Adams, Sally Richardson, Phyllis Scott. WNW 'XXX Va' ..,h.....,..N.Q...,,, .., wt ,X ,'...f:'H .Z Qi Aw, GRAVES STUDIO CLAUDE A. GRAVES LUCIA M. GRAVES Due West, South Carolina Bridal Portraiture Commercial Photography Candicls Light ancl Heavy Oils Direct Color Photographer for The ARROW Uiivre fography V Oils i1ofogrUPhe' for ie ARROW St H oper and 11m Spann the rescue of Robert S Compliments of PHILADELPHIA CARPET COMPANY Makers of Quality Carpets Since 1846 1111- -il- u a'.wQ'.','i5f5:T?w',' 'Umm-.., . v' 'h7'3'F?'f':-X .. w vw ' ' 453756, Jiffy 545 61,1 fm sr' px., W .sdm 4 . WCS X W r YEARBOO KS OF DISTINCTION vw f ,Q-xg 52,5 Wgfyfasvf ff -:-.r .xr ? fQ fQ. B B if 5 s ,,,f M 'Wffx ..,- fl xkxf x X QA 0171 ,sh bg NM ,Muff 4 Aw. H' TH Mem 4-'iffv' MW -144 THE COMMERCIAL BANK Due West Donalds Honea Path - Home Office Member ofthe Federal Reserve Insurance Corporation ABBEVILLE MILLS Consider Textiles As Your Future Field NQQ- 416 gofb PLAXCO'S REXALL PHARMACY Due West, South Carolina This should be sufficient evidence of the popularity of our store. COME IN AND IUIN THE CROWD. REISIIHIPTIUHSN Pepper V, HAYNES DODGE SALES, INC. SALES - SERVICE - SATISFACTION DODGE - RENAULT Cors and Trucks T09 E. Calhoun Street Anderson, South Carolina JANITORS SUPPLY AND CHEMICAL CO. P. O. Box 292 Greenville, South Corolino Sarah Ellen Patrick is a victim of the january snow. Micv imrnuis I -,.,,,.,, z a victim of U10 IQHUHFY WW- I,- FABRICS THAT MAKE FASHION FOR ALL THE FAMILY ALL YEAR 'ROUND Listed by FORTUNE MAGAZINE as One of America's 500 Largest Industrial Corporations RIEGEL TEXTILE CORPORATION WARE SHOALS DIVISION Ware Shoals, S. C. BEST WISHES from TERRY BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Bottlers of PEPSI-COLA SEVEN-UP DIET PEPSI TOM'S FLAVORS Greenwood, South Carolina ,,,, ,-.., l.i,-- ,.l..1- ...ll THE WUNDA WEVE CARPET CO. HAS JUST THE RIGHT COLOR AND TEXTURE FOR YOUR EVERY CARPET NEED. See Your Wunda Weve Dealer WUNDA WEVE CARPET C0 Greenville, South Carolina PET. you het! . ,.., E : ' 1 M.: ' I ' H . V: E, T-I .I 5, , ,,,06,, , 1 K3 Q ' lllll Q bb 5 T :':.:zf,.: I 'bllllllllllbfnuu . 'R PEI' bbblbbibblbfbbgb Duraefarcizzob E, .llllr.r,,r 5ehboIwoHud9P9nd5 ms used to read abd shadow-bee, have whbe-be dbfusers and bulbs of 14 teeb your sight, ebeekyourlighb ingnou. abou A 'before I switched ' e A X 51 CO. CO. -if-,ff ll I Good school work depends on proper lighting at home. Lamps used to read and study by should be glare-and shadow-free, have white-lined translucent shades with ditfusers and bulbs of 150 watts or more. To pro- tect your sight checkyourlighti ing now. 1- MOUNT VERNON MILLS, INC Williamston, South Carolina 'KNOW before I switched A X ,Y , . ,4 ,l 1921 For Forty-Four Years 1965 McCASLAN'S BOOK STORE Greenwood, S. C. Has Been Headquarters for All School and College Students il- ,1.L,--,...i.i1 ,1.i1-- ,L-.--i ,ili- Garris get blindfolded for his Rat Court fate Wilkes goes after the ball. ELECTRIC CITY PRINTING CO PRINTING LITHOGRAPHING ENGRAVING 225 E. O'rr Street Anderson, S. C. -eeee Since 1920 C. W. MURPHY CO. GALLANT-BELK Honeo Poufh, S. C. Anderson, S. C. FRITO-LAY, INC- f f Aasevme onus co. P- 0- BOX 3917 S DRUGS FouNTA:N Greenville, S. C. , Abbeville, 5. C. X X 'H I for Hat on ball IIN - .-if ITY PRINTING CO. DGRAPHING ENGIAIING E. Orr Street Ierson, S. C. iince I920 X INT 5 C 'SUIII ' I Z Ile, WITH ALL GOOD WISHES TO THE STUDENTS OF ERSKINE COLLEGE IILIGGINS GARMENT COMPANY DONALDS, S. C. D UE WEST, S. C KARL NELSON INSURANCE AGENCY if SAFETY uk SERVICE -A' SAVINGS Offices at HONEA PATH ANDERSON Phone 369-2981 1 shmnNEAE?1UAn and We. f K AND A x :-I-. .Y Sharon McKeeman and Ruth To half-time. Freshman girls work up a song fest around the piano. dd fire up the basketball fans at 'T r Compliments of GREENWOOD BAKERY Greenwood, S. C. T GRlFFIN'S JEWELERS Distinctive Gifts Headquarters tor All Sterling Silver Patterns: Towle, Wallace, International, Reed and Barton Kirk and Gorham Telephone OR 9-2198 Greenwood, S. C. W H P B Belton, S. C. THE HOBBY AND GARDEN CE On the Square Greenwood, S. C. Compliments ot NTER THE ROUND TABLE Due West, S. C. X N complime I uPP I DUEWESIS Phon0DIaI Due Wed' BEST WISHES from TERRY Bommo COMPANY xg PEPSI-COLA SEVEN-UP I I DRINKARD TOM'S FLAVORS I S co., Anderson, South Carolina ADISHNUNEPP P. 0.5 Greenwoo Compliments of CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 220 West Main Street Clinton, South Carolina J. SLOAN TODD Vice-President and Manager T F I 'Z,,,.,- '-' Compliments of Due WEST suPPLY COMPANY TROUTMAN INDUSTRIES Phone DRGIC6 Trouimgnl C. Due West, S. C. ANY CompIimem's CO., lN'C. and A DISTINCTIVE PRINTING SERVICE Best Wishes P' O. BOX 922 CITY OF ABBEVILLE Greenwood, S. C' JOE L. SAVITZ, Mayor !,,f A SOLO by Lynnie. The Christmas parade f d I b .- urn eye urs I on nrunnollol Greenville, S. C. Compliments of ABBEVILLE DIVISION Abbeville, S. C. Double, double, toil and trouble. X55 DELICATESSEN QF 6. BEVERAGE AND PARTY SHOP . QVC 'Compliments of THE BORDEN COMPANY Greenwood, S. C. Exclusive Distributors for S. S. Pierce KOSHER MEATS - SALAMI - CHEESE 506 N. Murray Ave. Phone 226-2144 Anderson, S. C. PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL CO. J. R. TODD GROCERY SERVICE FOOD DISTRIBUTORS P. O. Box 1569, White Horse Road Phone DRQIKB 9'2I75 Greenville, S. C. Due Weslf S' C' BLOOMSBURG MILLS, INC. .:., -fl f t 4 Mia. , A si ia . wr. GREEN E' l- lR00is Gllefnor Wold Eel sl C K HES of MINS, mc. JIVISION S. C. ,lll-i SSEN Am SHOP ar S. S, Pierce AMI - CHEESE Phone 226-2144 C. j QOCERY 2175 C. GREENWOOD MOOSE LODGE NO. 834 Montague Avenue Greenwood, South C carolina J. MONROE FISHER, JR E. F. BROOKS Secretory-Manager Governor Th Ch b 1 odel of the S M l O g for their H g p Complimenfs of LIN DSEY'S Greenwood, S. C. MARK WARREN STUDIO PORTRAITS - COLOR - COMMERCIAL Phone 226-1514 P. O. Box 406 202 S. Tower Sf. Anderson, S. C. 1 . ,V ., MV . eueew.. ,. f WE L L 1608 South Main Greenwood, S. C. THE PALMETTO PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Greenwood, S. C. FOR COLLEGE News - spoms - FAS:-uoNs Compiimenfs gf FEATUREZELIPICTURES HODGES PACKING COMPANY THE INDEX-JouRNAL AbbeVi e' S- C' J C1434 1151003 I Wwwhh www W 159011 Ibbvisr' X nmsows FLOW nzcwnsrw W IbI1rsIorIIl0twS1l5w PhoneI59I3I1 NIH! Complimemg r F- W. WOOLWC Anderson, 5, I X EDWARDS AND M Jim Clfnkkufeg and Onn IUIIDING MATH, Abbeville, 5' C Q Abbfviflelsc omer 01 PM . .WP P101 mu ' 459-2188 Compliments of THE VOGUE A Lovely Shop for the Ladies Best Listening Always on WABV I590 KC Abbeville, S. C. DEASON'S FLOWERS II2 Court Street Abbeville, S. C. Flowers for All Occasions Wired Anywhere Phone 459-4343 Nite Phone 459-3919 Compliments of -COIOR-f0lllf f'A' F. w. wooLwoRTH co. 1514 P. o. sonar rSl. Anderson, 5' I' X T iggocmnow W00ll1 S' C' uplimllll ol C :KING ,evillef 5' C' OM PANY Anderson, S. C. EDWARDS AND McDILL, INC. Jim Clinkscales and Olin Ellis, Owners BUILDING MATERIAL Abbeville, S. C. REID MOTOR COMPANY Abbeville, S. C. Corner of Pickens and Poplar Streets Phone 459-2188 Y: No comment . f I ' 3 4 , ,.. .1- , :'-H - ,..,,f-rv , ,-ww A., Who needs education on a dab' like this? 334 . I ' 1 I x -5, f ' vw if , ,, Q x l 2- 1 , XY lv G4 5 hx. 1 'V 5. i. . w. , ms 'J I HAGEN AND KENNEDY SERVICE CENTER COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE Due West, S. C. DOMINICK'S PHARMACY 409 Main Street Greenwood, S. C. ORchard 3-2117 PACEMAKER suPER MARKET No. 2, INC. 2009 East Ozark Avenue Gastonia, N. C, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ANDERSON Serving the Saving and Home Needs of This Area Since 1922 CAnal 4-3401 201 N. Main ST. hx! Compliments of ' x Q Y fi, V 1 ', I' - 1 .Vo 'lil - ,Wx I HJ A A. R. PRESBYTERIAN co 'S PHARMACY 5 lain Street A food, S. C. D fd 3.2117 ue WEST, South Carolina X A ml sAvuNos ASSOCIATION i IDERSUN Needs ' and Home Il 9 ga Since 201 N. Main 57' WI , olll llllillls PR i rllllllmm W III lelepllle wal M llllilllnlwh mu ,. , ,. . .... I , a .. , -'V - . . 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Class Secretary 45 Women's C uncil 134 Kennedy House President 45 Orientation Coun- sellor 45 Elpsilbn Sigma Tau 1,45 Home Economics Club 1,2,3, Reporter 25 Arrow Staff 45 Wesley Foundation 1,2,3, Treasurer Miss Arrow Contest 2- May Court, Maid of Honor 45 25 ' ' 1 Sweetheart Contest 1,35 Best Dressed Co-ed Contest 4. ALEXANDER, EDWARD CLICK Due West, S. C. ALEXANDER, JENNIE SUE 927 Parkwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Round Table 35 Enter- tainment Board 3,45 Orientation Counselor 2,3,45 Philomizlean - Stf 4 Li,terary Socilety 3,45 German Club 1,2, Arrow a 5 Erskine Players 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Choraleers 45 ARP Student Union 2,35 Alpha Psi Omega 45 Alpha Psi Omega 3 Miss Arrow Contest 1,4, Court 45 May Court 45 Award 3 Sweetheart Contest 1,3,4. ALEXANDER, WILLIAM ELBERT 931 Dudley Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Men's Council 45 German Club 1,25 Mirror Staff 25 Arrow Staff 45 Westminster Fellow- ship 3,4, ALLEYN, DOROTHY HOLMES 9 Arnold Dr Chattanooga, Tenn. Women's Council 45 Athenian Literary Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Arrow Staff 45 Westminster Fellowship 2,3,45 Garnet Circle 3,4. ALLISON. ROBERT LEON Box 207, Due West, S. C. Day Student's Council 1,343 - C President 45 Round Table 15 Honor Council 4, German u 15 ODK 45 Garnet Circle 3,45 Commencement Marshal 35 Who's Who 4. BAILEY, MARY LUCILLE 215 LaGrange St., Newnan, Ga. Women's Council, Carnegie House President 35 Orientation Counselor 35 Philomelean Lit- erary Society 15 Epsilon Sigma Tau 45 Arrow Staff 45 SCA ' - ' 1234- AKG 3,4, Presi Cabinet 1,2,3,4, ARP Student Union , , , , - dent 45 Garnet Circle 45 Sweetheart Contest 3,45 WRA Board 25 Whois Who 4. BAIRD, W. DONALD Rt. 2, Clover, S. C . BALDWIN, JAMES RAY 31 Woodvale Ave., Greenville, S. C. Phi Beta Lambda 3,45 BSU 3,4. BANNISTER, JAMES WESLEY Rt. 3, Abbeville, S. C. German Club 25 Garnet Circle 2,3,4. BIGHAM, HELEN ELIZABETH 3205 Michigan St., Columbia, S. C. Orientation Counselor 35 Epsilon Sigma Tau 35 German Club 15 Mixed Cllgorus 1,2,3,4, Secretary 25 Choraleers 1,2,3,4, ARP Student nion l,2,3,4, Program Chairman 25 Freshman Music Award 15 Miss Ari w Contest 34- Ma Court 25 Sweetheart Contest 25 Best .O , 7 y Dressed Co-ed Contest 35 Who's Who 4. BLACK, ANGIE CHARLENE 2408 Berkley Dr., Anderson, S. C. Athenian Literary So- ciety 15 ARP Student Union 1. BOYCE, MARY FLORENCE 325 Mayo St., Tallahassee, Fla. BROCK, HENRY EARL Rf 2 Fountain Inn S C Round Table 45 Euphemian Literary Society 15 ,Phil Beta Lambda 3,4, President 4, Mirror Staff 3,4, Editor 45 Erskine Players 1. BROWN, BARBARA ANN 535 Taylor St., Lexington, Va. BROWN, THOMAS CECIL Rt. 1, Mountville, S. C. BROWNLEE, WILLIAM ROBERT Rt. 1, Honea Path, S. C. Men's Council 45 German Club 1,23 ARP Student Union 1,2. BURDEN, JOHN ANDREW Rt. I, Belton, S. C. Transfer from Anderson Collegeg Tennis 3,4. BURKE, RONALD JAY 135 May Dr., Statesville, N. C. BUTLER, GRADY PASCHAL ai. 4, Abbeville, s. c. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM EMERSON 612 Glenwood Ave., Anderson, S. C. CARSON, JAMES KNOX Rt. 2, Belton, S. C. CARTEE, ANNIE NELL Rt. 2, Liberty, S. C. CLARDY, GUYTON, JR. Rt 1 Williamston, S. C. Transfer from Anderson Collegeg Phi Beta Lambda 3,45 Arrow Staff, Business Manager 4. COLEMAN, WILLIAM HENRY Box 152, Donalds, S. C. COLLINS, CONNIE MULLINNIX 308 Concord Rd., Anderson, S. C . COLLINS, PATRICIA ANNE 5 ' ' 'l S. C. Philomelean Literary So 2 Patricia Ave., Greenvile, - ciety 1,2,3,45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,35 ' ' S t 2, Mixed Chorus 15 Westminster Fellowship 1,2,3,4, ecre ary President 4. COLSON, THOMAS LEE Box 279, Due West, S. C. COOK, VIRGINIA CAROLYN 125 Henry St., Abbeville, S. C. Orientation Counselor 35 h 1 2 Choraleers 1 2- SCA Cabinet Arrow Staff 45 Mixed C orus , 5 , , - ' ll hi 1,2,3,45 Sweetheart 2.3, Secretary 3, Westminster Fe ows p Contest 2. COOPER, WILLIAM LEE S. Greenwood Ave. Ext., Ware Shoals, S. C. COX, RITA GAIL Rt. 2, Honea Path, S. C. . 219 - 2 CRAIG, MARY ANN 203 W. Hampton Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Athenian Literary Society 2,45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Vice- president 25 English Club 1,3,45 Review Staff 45 Arrow Staff 45 Garnet Circle 45 Westminster Fellowship 2,3,4. CROMER, JOANNE 1005 Bolt Ave., Amderson, S. C. DALE, MARGARET CAROLINE Box 37, Camden, Ala. Women's Council 35 Orientation Coun- selor 35 Athenian Literary Society 45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 3,4, Vice-president 45 Home Economics Club 45 Arrow Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 ARP Student Union 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 25 Garnet Circle 45 Sweetheart Contest 4. DAVIS, CHARLES JEFF 42-E Glenhaven Apts., Greenwood, S. C. DeLANEY, TURA ANN 504 S. Highlands, Avon Park, Fla. DERRICK, JACOB ALLEN Rt. 3, Saluda, S. C. Orientation Counselor 35 Euphemian Literary Society 1,25 French Club, President 45 German Club 35 Mirror Staff 25 Arrow Staff, Co-editor 45 Erskine Players 3,45 ARP Student Union 2,3,4, Vice-President 35 ODK 45 Gamet Circle 3,45 Ethelia Bible Medal 1. DIXON, RUTH RAE 229 Brookwood Dr., Greer, S. C. DOUGLAS, FREDERICK GERALD Rt. 3, Clover, S. C. Class Vice-president 25 Round Table 45 Entertainment Board 2,35 Orientation Counselor 2,3,45 Euphe- mian Literary Society 1,2, Treasurer 25 Gemran Club 25 Mixed Chorus 45 SCA Cabinet 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 45 ARP Student Union 25 ODK 3,4, Treasurer 45 Garnet Circle 2,35 W'ho's Who 4. DYE, JOYCE GALE Rt. 1, Wrens, Ga. Women's Council 35 Arrow Staff 4. EDWARDS, VICTOR MEREDITH Johnston Rd.. Saluda, S. C. ELLISON, JOHN WILLIAM Box 153, Abbeville, S. C. ETHERIDCE. OSCAR ALONZO, JR. 103 Marshall Rd., Greenwood, S. C. EZELL, JOETTA W. Main St., Ninety-Six, S. C. Philomelean Literary Society 15 Home Economics Club 1,2,35 Wesley Foundation 15 Miss 220 Arrow Contest 1,25 Best Dressed Co-ed Contest 2. FAIREY. NVILLIAM BRADFORD 238 Club Acres, Orangeburg, S. C. Philomatean Literary SO- cicty 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Choraleers 1,25 NVesley Founda- tion 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 25 Tennis Manager 2,35 Block E Club 3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4. FANT, JOSILIND MOFFATT 1311 E. River St., Anderson, S. C. Women's Council 1234 Secretary 35 Orientation Counselor 2,35 Epsilon Sigma, 3,45 German Club 1,2, Vice-president 25 Arrow Staff 4. SCA Cabinet 25 ARP Student Uni-on 1,2,3, Secretary 25 AKG 45 Garnet Circle 3,45 Commencement Marshal 35 Who's Who 4 FISHER, JOHN H. Rt. 4, Abbeville, S. C. FLEMING, SALLY RUTH Rt. 2, Donalds, S. C. FOWLER, KATHLEEN STEWART 202 Stewart St., Greenville, S. C. FRANKLIN, JUDITH ANN 126 Winfield Rd., Greenville, S. C. Class Secretary 35 Womerfg Council 45 Orientation Counselor 45 Philomelean Literary So- ciety 2,3,45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 3,45 Arrow Staff 45 West- minster Fellowship 15 AKG, Vice-president 45 May Court 45 Isomecoming Sponsor 35 Sweetheart Contest 3,45 WRA Boar 4. GANTT, JOHN MITCHELL Box 457, Due West, S. C. CERTZ, JOHN MILTON 1603 N. 10th St., Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 35 Choraleers 1,2,3,4. GETTYS, JOHN PRESSLY Rt. 1, Catawba, S. C. Class Treasurer 2,35 Men's Council 25 Orientation Counselor 2,3,45 Euphemian Literary Society 15 Arrow Staff 3. GETTYS, GAIL HATCHER 404 Evans St., Anderson, S. C. GILES, HARRIETTE ELIZABETH Box 217, Swansea, S. C. Epsilon Sigma Tau 1,2,3,45 Arrow Staff 45 Wesley Foundation 1,2,35 Garnet Circle 45 Home- coming Sponsor 35 WRA Board 2,3,4, Vice-president 3, Secre- tary 4. CRAVES, ELLEN PAULINE 415 S. Pearl St., Pageland, S. C. Women's Council, Reid f f 1 Xl!! I vfiliiia ,... vi' l. ,ll v, 6 ,w . 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Euphemian Literary Society 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 BSU 1,2,3,4. HAMILTON, SUSAN VIRGINIA 835 W. Ponce de Leon Ave., Decatur, Ga. XVomen,s Council5 Robinson House President 45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 35 Mirror Staff 15 Arrow Staff 45 SCA Cabinet 45 BSU 1,2,3,45 Miss Arrow Contest 2,3,45 May Court 35 Homecoming Sponsor 2,4, Homecoming Queen 45 Best Dressed Co-ed Contest 25 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. HANCOCK, DUKE HOGAN 202 Montclair Ave., Greenville, S. C. Men's Council 2,3,4, Vice-chairman 3, Chairman 45 Orientation Counselor 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Block E Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 35 Who's Who 4. HENDERSON, JOSIE HARRIETT 703 McDaniel Ave., Greenville, S. C. SGA Secretary 35 VVomen,s Council 3,4, Chairman 45 Orientation Counselor 2, 3,45 Philomelean Literary Society 1,2,3,45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 3.45 Spanish Club 1,25 Mirror Staff 35 Arrow Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, Librarian 25 SCA Cabinet 35 ARP Student Union 15 AKG 3,45 Garnet Circle 45 Sweetheart Contest 1,35 WRA Board 2,3,45 Who,s Who 4. HITT, GWEN FAYE 116 W. Centennial St., Clinton, S. C. Epsilon Sigma Tau 3,4, HITT, JOSEPH MAX 73 Spring St., Arcadia, S. C. Entertainment Board 45 Eu- phemian Literary Society 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 German Club 3,45 Erskine Players 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Choraleers 1,2,3,45 President 45 Westminster Fellowship 3,4, HOLTZENDORFF, PRESTON BROOKS, IV 21B Crayton Manor, Anderson, S. C. HUBBARD, HELEN ANNE 490 Hampton Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. Epsilon Sigma Tau 3,4, Historian 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Arrow Staff 45 Westminster -3' E C '12, 'Q P: - - A- Fellowship 1,2,3. HUNT, JOHN ROBINSON 407 Boulevard, Anderson, S. C. SGA Treasurer 25 Class President 45 Menls Council 2,3,45 Round Table 15 Honor Council 45 Orientation Counselor 2,3,45 Euphemian Literary Society 1,25 German Club 1,25 Mirror Staff 15 Arrow Staff 45 ODK 2.3.4, Secretary 3, Vice-president 45 Andrus Award 35 Who's Who 4. IVEY, JAMES OLIVER Bt. 9, Charleston Heights, S. C. JAMESON, CLAUDIA ORENE Bti 1, Liberty, S. C. Transfer from Anderson College5 BSU 3, . JARVIS, JAMES PHILIP, JR. Rt. 5, Lexington, Va. German Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,8,45 Choraleers 1,2,3,4, President 3. JENKINS, GEORGE FRANKLIN 632 Cherry St., Statesville, N. C. JOHNSON, JUDY ELLEN 2221 Leafrnore Dr., Decatur, Ga. JOHNSON, MARTHA CARRINGTON Catherine St., Bennettsville, S. C. Class Vice-president 45 Entertainment Board 3,4, Chairman 45 Orientation Counselor 45 German Club 15 Arrow Staff 3,45 AKG 4. JONES, JAMES HAROLD 510 Calhoun St., Anderson. S. C, JONES, STEPHEN GIFFORD Rt. 6, Greenville, S. C. Phi Beta Lambda 3,4, KAY, VVILLIAM TREVOR Rt. 5, Anderson, S. C. KELLY, CHARLES MICHAEL 217 Marion Ave., Greenwood, S. C. KELSO, JO MASON 16 W. Montclair Ave., Greenville, S. C. Orientation Counselor 3,45 Philomelean Literary Society 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Mixed Chorus 15 SCA Cabinet 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 45 XVestminster Fellowship 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 3, President 45 AKG 45 Homecoming Sponsor 25 WRA Board 3,45 Who's Who 4. KENDALL, MARGARET HARRISON ll Cammer Ave., Greenville, S. C. Entertainment Board 45 Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 25 Arrow Staff 45 Westminster Fellowship 35 Homecoming Sponsor 3,45 Sweet- heart Contest 45 WVRA Board 4. KINARDJOE DEWJR- , , , Due West S. C. Transfer from Clemson UDIVGISIIYQ Philo- xnathean Eiterary Society 3,4, President 45 Phi Beta Lambda 35 Erskine Players 3. KNIGHT JIMMY ALDON Rt. 1.,Wfll'6 Shoals, S. C. Round Table 25 Honor Council 221 3,4, Chairman 45 Orientation Counselor 2,3,45 German Club 1,25 ODK 3,4, President 45 Garnet Circle 2,3,45 Reid Chem- istry Award 15 Commencement Marshal 1,2,3, Chief Marshal 35 Who's Who 4. KNOX, JAMES GILL, III Box 218, Chester, S. C. LEDFORD, LAWRENCE HARPER Marietta, S. C. LANIER, RICHARD DARREL 626 Reeves Ct., Charlotte, N. C. LEE, SUSIE SO-IUNG 16-28 Sung-book Ku, Iung Neung Dong, Seoul, Korea. Transfer from Dan-Kuk Collegeg Spanish Club 45 Westminster Fellow- ship 45 Dr. janet Alexander Scholarship 3. LITTLE. MICHAEL LELAND Due West, S. C. Philomathean Literary Society 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Mirror Staff 2,3,45 Arrow Staff 35 Westminster Fellowship 1,2,3. LUNSFORD, WENDELL EDMUND 34 Bailey Ct., Anderson, S. C. Transfer from Anderson College. MCABEE, JOEL JAMES Box 334, Troutman, N. C. McCLAIN, TILLMAN HARRY Rt. 2, Iva, S. C. MCCONNELL, HERRICK ZENOS 1326 Wayne Ave. NE, Atlanta, Ga. Tennis 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Block E Club 3,45 Arrow Staff 4. MCCORMICK, MARGARET SUE - Brighton, Tenn. Honor Council 2,35 Orientation Counselor 2,35 Philomelean Literary Society 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 25 Epsilon Sigma Tau 3,45 Miss Arrow Contest 2,3,45 May Court 2,45 Homecoming Sponsor 3,45 Best Dressed Co-ed Contest .45 WRA Board 4. MCCURRY, CYNTHIA McILWAIN Due West, S. C. MCELRATH, THOMAS DAVID Rt. 4, Abbeville, S. C. McFERRIN, SARAH FRANCES Rt. 2, Taft, Tenn. Arrow Staff 3,4, Co-editor 45 Mirror Staff 1,25 Erskine Players 1,2535 ARP Student Union 1,2,3,4, Presi- Elzeng 315 Alpha Psi Omega 3,4, Stage Manager 35 Garnet irce . MACDONALD, MARTHA BENN 325 College Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. French Club 45 English Club 2,45 Review Staff 3,4, Co-editor 45 Mirror Staff 25 Erskine Players 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 35 Alpha Psi gmegia22,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Alpha Psi Omega war . MACDONALD, MARY ROSBOROUGH 325 College Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. French Club 45 English Club 1,25 Erskine Players 15 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vice- president 45 Choraleers 2,3,45 Westminster Fellowship 1. MADDOX. BRENDA PAULINE 122 N. Wingate, Greenville, S. C. MAHON, LUCY RILEY Anderson St., Calhoun Falls, S. C . MARTIN, DAVID BRYAN, IR. 608 Bonham Ct., Anderson, S. C. Transfer from Clemson University5 Phi Beta Lambda 4. MARTIN, LARRY JOE 703 Arcade St., Anderson, S. C. Philomathean Literary So- ciety 1,2,35 German Club 2,35 Phi Beta Lambda 2,35 BSU 1,25 Baseball 1. MATHESON, LAWRENCE ELLIOTT Zs1i1XZwCgZgz,LCheraw, S. C. Phi Beta Lambda 3,45 Treasurer MILFORD, SAMUEL ANDREW Rt. 4, Abbeville, S. C. 222 MOSELY, CHARLES WILLIAM Rt. 6, Anderson, S. C. NEELY, HARPLY IR. 1 Rt. 3, Roc Hi , . C. Cass Treasur 45 O' ' Counselor 3,45 Euphemian Literary Societyer1,2,3,4, Sgblfifacig 2,3, President 45 Spanish Club 2,3, Secretary 35 Arrow Staff 45 Wesley Foundation 2,4. NORRIS, BRENDA DALE 4 Rice St., Easley, S. C. Transfer from Spartanburg Junior Col1ege5Wesley Foundation 3,45 Homecoming Sponsor 4. OAKES, HARRIS DEWITT Rt. 1, Iva, S. C. OLSEN, WESLEY RAYMOND Englewood, Colorado German Club 1,2,4, Secretary 4. OSTROM, RALPH KENNETH 508 Tremont St., Marion, N. C. Euphemian Literary So- ciety 2,35 Spanish Club 2,45 English Club 2,3,45 Mirror Staff 2,3,45 Erskine Players 3,45 Mixed Chorus I,2,3,45 Choraleers 1,2,3,45 Order of Canterbury 15 Radio Club, Treasurer 2. PARRISH, JAMES EDWARD 525 Rich St., Rook Hill, S. C. Euphemian Literary Society 1,2,3,45 Mirror Staff 3,4, Business Manager 45 Westminster Fellowship 1,2,3,4. PARSONS, ELEANOR LOUISE 136 DeSoto Ave., Indian Lake Estates, Fla. PARTON, LYNDA WOODY 508 Hanna St., Gastonia, N. C. SCA Vice-president 45 Class Secretary 25 Class Vice-president 35 Women's Council l,2,45 Round Table 45 Entertainment Board, Vice-chairman 35 Orientation Counselor 2,3,45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 45 German Club 1,25 English Club 3,45 Review Staff 3,45 AKG 3,45 Garnet Circle 25 Sweetheart Contest 25 Who's Who 4. PERRY, DAVID A. Rt. 3, Abbeville, S. C. PETTY, PAULETTE BRENDA Charlotte, N. C. Transfer from Montreat-Anderson College5 Athenian Literary Society 3,45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 3,45 Arrow Staff 45 Westminster Fellowship 3. PICKRIN, CARY NEAL Anderson, S. C. Transfer from Clemson University5 Phi Beta Lambda 4. PIERCE, WILLIAM EVERETT 3299 Mathieson Dr., Atlanta, Ga. German Club 1,2. POORE, PEGGY ANN 513 E. Greer St., H onea Path, S. C. Day Student's Council 3,4, Secretary 45 College Council 45 Ioint Council 4. POOSER, VVILLIAM EDWARD 406 E. Bullard Ave., Lake Wales, Fla. 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Clilbelglgll mmf? lu 'hom 112:35 44irror5f1H 'I 4 1 144 C - ., 44141. Treasurer glhoilrrrr 4191114211 Lir .. urrrgr. rielifsigg ilu. V4C9'Pf6Sideut 45 C4155 Womens Council 12:1 lard, Vice-chairrrrrrr 32 Slgma Tau 45 Cemrgrr 444 3,41 0241154 4104. treat-Anderson Collqgeg Sigma Tau 3,45 Arrow 1 Urrrurrirrr P14344 Club l,2. pay Studenis 00414044 Zouucili Orientati0H Como! f f POWELL, THELTON ROBERT Due West, S. C. RAMANTANIN, EVA MAE 7125 Center Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. Orientation Counselor 45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 3,4, State Representative 45 BSU 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-president 45 WRA Board 3,4, President 4. RIDGE, MORRIS LEE Rt. 1, Hodges, S. C. RIPLEY, MARY LILLIAN 19 E. Lake Dr., Atlanta, Ga. Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, President 35 Arrow Staff 45 Westminster Fellowship 2,3,4, Reporter 35 Sweetheart Contest 4. ROBERTS, DONALD EUGENE Rt. 4, Anderson, S. C. ROBINSON, CERTRUDE MARCRET 701 W. Barr St., Lancaster, S. C. Athenian Literary Society 1.2,3,45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 3,45 German Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 ARP Student Union 1. ROPER, WILLIAM GARY 32-A Glenhaven, Greenwood, S. C. SHERER, SARAH THERESA Sharon, S. C. Epsilon Sigma Tau 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 ARP Student Union 1,2,3. SHRIVER. GLENN KENNETH, IR. 5415 Center St., Chevy Chase, Md. Orientation Counselor 35 Philomathean Literary Society 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 German Club 1,2, President 2. SIMPSON, RICHARD THOMAS 2205 Edgewood Ave., Anderson, S. C. SIRMANS, EUGENE PHIL Adel, Ga. SMITH, CHRIS N. Box 54, Troutman, N. C. Euphemian Literary Society 15 German Club 15 Mirror Staff 15 Rat King 15 ARP Student Union 1. SMITH, OLIN WRAY, IR. Lowrys, S. C. SMITH, SHIRLEY CRAY Rt. 6, Statesville, N. C. Home Economics Club 1,2,3,45 Erskine Players 25 ARP Student Union 1,2. SMITH, WILLIAM HERBERT 140 Chadwick Dr., Charleston, S. C. Orientation Counselor 45 Euphemian Literary Society 2,3,4, Treasurer'2, Secretary 3, President 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Choraleers 3,4. SPENCER, DONALD RAY 906 Driver, Osceola, Ark. STONE, WILLIAM HAROLD ' Rt. 3, Abbeville, S. C. Transfer from Brigham Young Unr- versity5 Phi Beta Lambda 3,4, Vice-president 4. STRAWHORNE, EDWARD LEE Due West, S. C. Day St-udent's Council, Chairman 35 BSU 1,2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Block E Club 3,4. TAIT, REBECCA JANE Camden, Ala. Epsilon Sigma Tau 1,2,3,4, State Recorder 2, Vice-president 3, President 45 Spanish Club 35 Mixed Chorus 35 ARP Student Union 1. THOMPSON, GEORGE WYATT Rt. 2, Anderson, S. C. TIEFENTHALER, WILLIAM CHARLES Iohns Lane, Ambler, Pa. TOWNSEND, ANN SWINTON t Wadrnalaw Island, S. C. Athenian Literary Society 1,45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 45 French Club 45 Westminster Fellowship 45 May Court 45 Sweetheart Contest 4. TUNE, NANCY IAYNE , 1105 Hibiscus Dr., Bartow, Fla. Class Treasurer 15 Womens Council 2,35 Orientation Counselor 2,3,45 Home ECOIIOIIIICS Club 3,4, President 45 Mirror Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Choraleers 2,3,4, Secretary 4. TYLER, MINNIE SUE 537 W. Second North, Morristown, Tenn. Women's Council Vice-chairman 45 Orientation Counselor 45 Athenian Literary Society 1,2,3,45 Epsilon Sigma Tau 3,4, Treasurer 45 Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 35 Arrow Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Westminster Fellowship 1,2,3,45 AKG 4. WALKER, DORA MAE gt. 2, Donalds, S. C. Mixed Chorus 15 Day Student's Council WALLACE, ROBERT MARTIN, JR. Bt. 1, Huntersville, N. C. SGA President 45 Class President 35 Men's Council 2,45 Round Table 45 Orientation Counselor 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Mirror Staff 45 ODK 3,45 Who's Who 4. WALLACE, RUTH ELAINE Rt. 1, Bessemer City, N. C. Epsilon Sigma Tau 1,2, Secretary 25 Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2,35 BSU 1,2,3,4. WARD, HENRY DWAIN 1609 Rogers Rd., Anderson, S. C. WATSON, JAMES PICKETT, III 103 Sydnor Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. WHITESIDES, ROBERT WAYNE Rt. 1, Gastonia, N. C. Transfer from N. CZ State5 Men's Council 2: Entertainment Board 45 Euphemian Literary So- ciety 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-president 3,45 German Club 2,3,4, Vice-president 3, President 45 Mirror Staff 4. WIMMER, HOWARD ALLAN, JR. 27 Calhoun Apts., Abbeville, S. C . WRIGHT, KAY BRYSON New Albany, Miss. Women's Council 35 Orientation Counselor 2,35 Philomelean Literary Society 15 Epsilon Sigma Tau 1,35 Arrow Staff 45 Miss Arrow Contest 1,2,35 May Court 15 Sweetheart Contest 1,25 Best Dressed Co-ed Contest Winner 2. 223 ,J ' A ' f 1 'n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,. r I l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 -I V N i J 1 K 1 1 . I 7 Y 1 4 f 1 R Ui I W 'KN i i, ,. S I i ,x Vi 1 w i qw 1 A r 4 I I I I l I I I - I I I I I I I I -' I I I I I I I I I I
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