Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

t JIMMY CANNON Edifor-in-Chief MARY JANE WOOD Co-Editor, Art Editor TED MAXWELL Business Manager Cover design and ink illustrations by Mary Jane Wood THE RETROSPECT Page Two IN APPRECIATION TO MRS. JESSIE COX PORTER, we, the Senior Class of the Hartsville High School, affectionately dedicate The Retrospect of 1950 as a token of our admiration for her sincere loyalty to the students, her honesty of purpose, strength of character, attractive personality, and success as a teacher. Page Four THE EDITORS SAY Year after year the pages of The Retrospect unravel the story of another year in the history of Hartsville High School. It has been the purpose of the 1950 edition to picture faces and important school events, and to name those who have been a part of the events that have taken place. We, the Staff, sincerely hope that the members of this year's student body will always retain a vivid memory of school life through possession of this book. We are submitting to you this volume as truly representing the life and spirit of the Hartsville High School. 9 5 1) a,J it u r s c li ii ii I Page Five MISS HELEN BAKER Dean of Girls MR. W. P. CRAWFORD Dean of Boys MRS. THELMA WALKER Bookkeeper MRS. LOUISE HANKINS Secretary MR. W. ARTHUR SMITH Principal MR. J. C. HOLLER Superintendent Not Photographed MISS JEANNINE BERRY Secretary to Principal Page Six MR. EARL McELVEEN MISS ELOISE HERBERT A.B., Newberry College; University of South Carolina English A.A., Anderson College; A.B., Winthrop College; Duke University History—Spanish—English MISS IRENE HUNT MR. H. A. C. WALKER A.B., Flora Macdonald; University of Virginia English—Latin A.B., Wofford College; University of Virginia; University of Chicago English MISS KATHERINE B. LEE MISS LEE DORIS BLACKMON B.S., Coker College; Columbia University English A.B., Columbia College English Page Seven FACULTY. . . . MISS JACK HOLLEY A.B., Coker College Mathematics MRS. HILDA INABINET BASS A.B., Coker College Science MISS LILLIAN CATOE A.B., Coker College Mathematics MR. WALTER C. GUY B.A., Wofford College; M.A., Duke University Science MISS ISLA MAE ALLEN A.B., Winthrop College Science MRS. LESTER McKINNON A.B., Coker College Math—Science MR. W. P. CRAWFORD A.B., University of South Carolina Mathematics Page Eight MISS IRIS WALL Coker College; University of North Carolina Librarian MRS. JESSE COX PORTER A.B., Coker College; North Carolina State History MRS. RUTH G. EIDSON A.B., Winthrop College History MISS ROSE DUPREE B.A., Shorter College; M.A., Columbia Bible College; Georgia State College for Women Bible Not Photographed MISS HELEN BAKER A.B., University of Richmond; A.M., Columbia University History—Latin • • Page Nine F A C U L T Y FACULTY MR. JAMES WALTER HARRISON A.B., University of South Carolina Physical Education-Coach MR. W. ARTHUR SMITH A.B., Furman University; M.A., Duke University Glee Club MISS JEWELL CARMICHAEL B.S., Winthrop College Physical Education—Coach MR. RICHARD P. MOYER Lebanon Valley College Band Pago Ten MISS SARA FRANCES WESTBURY B.S., in Commerce; Winthrop College Commercial Subjects MISS GERALDINE COLEMAN A.B., Limestone; Winthrop College; University of South Carolina Commercial Subjects MR. CECIL WALTERS B.S., Clemson College MISS MARJORIE GALLOWAY B.S., Winthrop College; University of South Carolina Commercial Subjects—Distributive , Education Not Photographed MR. HAROLD E. LITTLETON B.S., Berry College; Clemson College; Northwestern University Drawing—Industrial Math Industrial Arts FACULTY . . Page Eleven FACULTY . . MISS JEAN STANTON B.S., Lander College; Erskine College Home Economics MISS ROSA HANCOCK B.S., Winthrop College Home Economics MR. S. O. TOMLINSON B.S. in Vocational Agriculture, Clemson College Agriculture MRS. JUDITH H. DRAWDY Coker College Cafeteria Manager Page Twelve JOE GALLOWAY......................President SHIRLEY HOWLE...................Secretary LESLIE RHODES...............Vice President DEWEY DEAN....................Treasurer D,L !i i; j i ii n CLm JOSEPH ALBERT GALLOWAY Siff has been an addition to our class. His good sportsmanship and outstanding initiative have given him a name we'll always remember. ★ ★ LESLIE RHODES Leslie is an active member of the class. He writes well and is distinguished for his wit. SHIRLEY ANN HOWLE Trixie is a grand dancer. She is a vivacious and animated person. Her appearance is always tidy. ★ ★ DEWEY LEVAN DEAN Dewey is everyone's friend. He is small and very blond. He's made a good record in school and plans to join the Air Force later. Page Fourteen Seniors WILLIAM FLETCHER ALLEN Fletcher is good at composing poetry and will major in journalism. He seems to be attracted to long brown curls and freckles. Fletcher is friendly. ★ ★ THOMAS W. ATKINSON T. W. is quiet but very friendly. He likes agriculture. He is thoughtful and generous and knows no enemies. ★ ★ LILLY MARGARET BRADDOCK Lilly is always gay. You will never see her in a gloomy mood. She is very well-liked. ★ ★ EUNICE BRAND Her nickname, Shorty needs no explanation. She loves football and, in fact, all sports. ★ ★ VIRGINIA RUTH BROWN Gin has a reputation for being a typical woman driver. She is lucky enough to have lovely, naturally curly hair the color of ginger. ★ ★ BETTY LOU BRUNSON Betty Lou reads a great deal. She has an amusing personality. Her good humor and cheerful laughter radiate good will. Page Fifteen Seniors MARGARET STUART BURCH Little Burch is a fine hostess. She loves dressy shoes and gloves. Her amiable smile is her greatest charm. ★ ★ SHIRLEY CALDWELL She is a responsible girl and a good student. Shirley is, also, an ardent square dancer. She will make a place for herself in whatever career she chooses. ★ ★ JASPER LEE BYRD Jack is well liked by his classmates. In football, he excels. He is noted for his long arms. ★ ★ MARY BYRD Mary is, believe it or not. Jack's twin. She is not loud or boisterous, but she likes a good time. ★ ★ BETTY CAMP Her friends call her B . She is a platinum blonde with a natural, fresh look. She saves all of her souvenirs. ★ ★ JAMES WALTER CANNON Jimmy is well dressed, dependable and capable. He likes golf and dancing. His good nature and individuality has gained him many friends. Page Sixteen N I! II i II IS PEGGY CROWLEY Peggy, a pretty little blonde, loves walking in the rain. She has good manners and a friendly charm. ★ ★ BETTY FAYE DEMPSEY Bett is one of our typists. She can't make up her mind between teaching school and taking dictation. Good luck in whichever you choose, Bett. ★ ★ JAMES ERVIN DIXON He's a wonder. He's a dream. He's the captain of our football team. E. J. has a dark complexion and is very quiet. He is a grand sport and loved by all. ★ ★ DORIS JEAN ELMORE Doris is full of life. With her excess of energy it's not surprising that she is our best dancer. She has many friends. ★ ★ JAMES RONALD EVERINGTON Ronnie is one of the best of fellows. You can usually find him at the Country Club. He has a sweet disposition and gets along well with others. We all love Fat. ★ ★ BERNICE FLOWERS Bunny is clever and small, with green eyes that light up her face. She is a superior typist, for whom we have the highest regard. Page Seventeen fi i! ii i ii r s LOIS ESTELLE FOLSOM It isn't easy to find as good a cook as Lois these days. She is very sociable. ★ ★ BETTY RAE GIBSON Her good marks have not interfered with the social side of school life. Her sweet manners and good looks make her one of the school's most popular girls. ★ ★ ADDIE LOUISE HALL Louise, the friendliest in our class, is quite talkative. She has a well-rounded personality and a generous nature. ★ ★ VIRGINIA HARRIS Jenny's A's will never be forgotten. She sees the best in everyone and is, in turn, loved by all. ★ ★ MARION DARGAN HAWKINS Marion is fun to be around because of his ready wit. He is sometimes known as a corn bread loving country boy. We call him Fire Ball. ★ ★ ADOLPH HEARON Adolph is a very capable boy. He makes good grades and is rather bashful. He loves basketball. Page Eighteen II 1 u r s BETTY OLIVIA HICKSON Modesty and reserve are her typical traits. She collects poetry. Betty enjoys a party. ★ ★ JAMES CARLISLE HOLLER, JR. Jimmy is a popular boy in school, and has done good work in everything. He plays football and excels in public speaking. He drives a 30 Chevrolet. ★ ★ WILLARD JACOBS Willard is called Slim by his friends. He loves swimming and playing golf. ★ ★ BETTY JEAN JOHNSON Betty is a mischievous girl with a love for fun. She spends a good deal of her time on horseback. ★ ★ RICHARD JORDAN Richard is in a class by himself. Who else could have managed to get in and out of so many scrapes? Good luck, Richard. ★ SARAH ADELE KELLY Sarah is known for her cheery greeting and happy remarks. She is one of those rare people who have no enemies. Page Nineteen !i i! ii i ii r s ROBERT SIDNEY KELLEY Sid is of small statue. He lives in Kelleytown and drives the school bus. Sid has many friends. ★ ★ ROBERT LINDSAY KING Lindsay is another great one for fishing and football. You'd never guess that he is Leslie's twin brother. ★ ★ MERTIS KIRKLEY Mertis is better known to us as Mutt . He loves to talk, eat T-Bones and see the latest movies. ★ ★ IMOGENE LANGSTON Does anyone remember what color her hair was originally? She is neat and attractive. ★ ★ ROBERT SAMUEL LAWHON Mr. Hon likes hunting and fishing. His most outstanding characteristic is his friendly attitude. ★ ★ BOBBY JAMES LUCAS Bobby is sometimes called The Nose . Wherever he is, you'll always find him entertaining the crowd. An habitual optimist, Bobby has a good time everywhere. He is one of our best football players. Page Twenty fi i! ii i ii r s WILLIAM MALPHUS Dub is tall and fair. He is scientific, one of Mr. Guy's favorite pupils. Everybody will remember him. ★ ★ GWENDOLYN MARSHALL Punk's vivid coloring and sparkling eyes are most attractive. Her many friends speak well for her popularity. ★ ★ LOUISE MARSHALL She is a pleasant person. We will remember her good cooking always. ★ ★ THEODORE LAWRENCE MAXWELL, JR. Ted is friendly to all of us. He has a jovial manner that has won him many friends. ★ ★ MARY EMMA McDONALD Mary Emma is always considerate of others. She is well-loved. ★ ★ EDWARD LAWRENCE MELTON Ed loves basketball. He is small and fun to be with. His nickname is Buddy . Page Twenty-One Seniors DONALD McELVEEN Donald's character and ambition will keep him on top. His grades have always been good and his manners those of a gentleman. ★ ★ Robert McIntyre Bobby has been at H. H. S. only a short time, but he has made a lasting impression on all of us. He is sold on Oldsmobiles. ★ ★ HARRY VAN MILLS Harry does wood-working and reads a lot. He is a good square dancer. He is easily recognized by his careless walk. ★ ★ WILLIAM MIXON We shouldn't go so far as to call him lazy but he doesn't like to work. He is usually fishing. ★ ★ HAROLD WHITFIELD MOODY, JR. H. W. enjoys hunting and football. He is a great talker. He excels in craftsmanship. ★ ★ ROSAMOND NEWSOM A good musician and a bright senior, Rosamond is a likely prospect for a happy future. She is pretty and companionable. Page Twenty-Two fi I! ii i ii is HAROLD WYMAN NORTHCUTT Harold, always neatly dressed, is quiet and dark. His freckles are outstanding. ★ ★ JOHN C. NORTHCUTT John has a vivacious personality. His friends call him Chuck . He loves square dancing. ★ ★ DORA HAYES OATES Dora is unpredictable. Though she is carefree, she is thoughtful of others at the same time. It is a pleasure to be with her. ★ ★ HERBERT DEVONE OUTLAW Herbert's good looks and comical manner are well known around school. He has been a great asset to our football team and the Glee Club. ★ ★ J. C. OUTLAW J. C. is a whiz in shorthand. He has a happy smile and he loves a joke. MARY ELLEN PARNELL Mary Ellen is a quiet, peaceful girl, sandy haired and rather short. She has a pleasant disposition. Page Twenty-Three S n n i n r s ROBERT C. PARNELL Robert is os small as his nickname, Sprig, implies, and we all know good things come in small packages. You can always depend on Sprig's good nature to liven up the party. ★ ★ JOHN BARR POLSON Jay or J. B. , as he is known, can always be depended on. He is well dressed and always neat. J. B. has made a good record. ★ FRANCES JACQUELYN POOLE Our school beauty is a friendly, attractive girl. Jackie's hobby is eating, especially pear salad. ★ ★ MAURICE RAINES Rock's baseball playing is tops. He is good company at any gathering. ★ ★ JAMES WALTER RAINES Jimmy is short and usually busy. His mischievous way is a standing pass to any gathering. ★ ★ ROBERT LAVERN REAVES Bobby is liked by all. Working with wood is his hobby. He has a smile for everyone. Page Twenty-Four S I! n n r s ELIZABETH REEVES Elizabeth has worked hard and it has certainly paid off in A's. She is sweet and attractive. ★ ★ MARY ELLEN REGISTER Munk has an affinity for lavendar. Cooking and sewing are her pastimes. All of us have a strong affection for her. ★ ★ WILLIAM P. RIVERS William is a friendly boy with a pleasing personality. His favorite food is cocoanut pie. He likes sports. ★ ★ JOY ALEXANDER SHUMATE Dink enjoys rabbit and squirrel hunting, but doesn't care for fishing. He plays baseball well. It seems his favorite color is blonde — girls, that is. ★ ★ EDWARD S. SMALL Ed, who is military minded, seems to prefer the marines. Ed plays football and likes to sing. ★ ★ K. C. SMITH Casey has an attractive personality of his own. He is original enough to have 13 as a lucky number. We know it has brought him and us much luck in our football scores. Page Twenty-Five Seniors LAWRENCE BENJAMIN STOGNER, III Everyone is fond of L. B. He is pleasant company, easy to get along with. ★ ★ BOBBY GENE STOKES Bobby's freckled face and flaming hair have earned him the affectionate name of Red among his mates on the football field. Likes his girls short. ★ ★ ALENE VIOLET STRICKLAND Alene is a nice, friendly girl. She is very sweet. She can be depended on. ★ ★ WILLIAM RAY STUCKEY Billy Ray is serious and earnest, but he constantly surprises us with witty remarks. He is a hard worker and an intelligent student. ★ ★ RAYMOND NELSON SUGGS Raymond is one of our better baseball and basketball players. He is shy and quiet. Raymond has been a very good student. ★ ★ JOYCE SULLIVAN Joyce is a good-looking brunette. She likes jewelry, especially bracelets. She is interested in clothes. Page Twenty-Six II S I! i ii r s GERMAINE TIMMONS Gerry is a good sport, with pleasant ways and a hopeful outlook. Consideration of others is her most valuable trait. ★ MARY UNEEDA TOLSON Her sweet smile and her quiet ways are her chief characteristics. Uneeda is always willing to help out. ★ ★ RANDOLPH F. VALENTINE Randolph is manager of the football team. He loves to travel. Horse is the nickname they've pinned on him. ★ ★ CHARLES VAUGHAN Charles has the distinction of being the tallest in the class of 1950. He is very popular and keeps us all laughing. ★ ★ RUDOLF A. VESELAK Old Bean is an outdoor man. He spends most of his time hunting and fishing. His appetite is tremendous! ★ ★ OLLIE VINCENT Ollie is always neat and carefully dressed. She likes poetry, but art is her chief hobby. Page Twenty-Seven N i! ii i ii is MARY JOSEPHINE WALTERS She has made a splendid record in her school work. Jo is too ambitious to enjoy doing nothing. ★ ★ RALPH CURTISS WASE Ralph is noted for his politeness. Though more often seen than heard, he is pleasant company. ★ ★ LEOLA ANNIE WEATHERFORD Leola has blonde hair. Her composed and pleasing manner has added a great deal to our graduating class. ★ ★ LENORA WIGGINS ( Mrs. ) She is easy to get along with. Her temper never gets the best of her and she is seldom sad. Lee gets her exercise by skating. ★ ★ MARY MARGARET WILMETH If it's honest advice, sparkling wit, a good time, or understanding affection that you're seeking, look for Mary and you'll have them all. She loves animals and rides horseback. ★ ★ BETTY DRU WILLIAMS A majorette in the band and a lively member of the Glee Club, Dru is very well known around H. H. S. She is dainty and cheerful. Page Twenty-Eight !j i! ii i ii r s MIRIAM WINBURN Miriam's warm personality and strong character have won the respect of everyone. She is truly an outstanding senior. ★ it GRADY R. DOZIER Grady may always be found drawing or eating. Because of his large size, Grady has made us a dependable football player. He has a very amusing personality. ★ ★ MARY JANE WOOD Mary Jane has made an immense contribution to her Alma Mater through her artistic talent. She is a fine sport and a true friend. Horseback riding is her favorite sport and she is a beautiful rider. Original and charming are the adjectives that describe her best. ★ ★ NOT PHOTOGRAPHED JAMES C. GIBSON Hawkeye is not talkative. His favorite pastime is playing pool. He is easy to get along with. Page Twenty-Nine The CllAULE HULL 1. SHIRLEY CALDWELL 2. SHIRLEY HOWLE 3. ROBERT LAWHORN 4. MIRIAM WINBURN Page Thirty 5. TED MAXWELL 6. CHARLIE VAUGHN 7. JAY POLSON 8. RONNIE EVERINGTON 9. MARY WILMETH 10. L. B. STOGNER 11. JIMMY CANNON 12. JIMMY HOLLER 13. MARY JANE WOOD 1. DORA OATES 8. LOUISE HALL 14. BETTY ALVIN HICKSON 2. BILLY STUCKEY 9. JOYCE SULLIVAN 15. LOIS ESTELLE FOLSOM 3. BERNICE FLOWERS 10. HAROLD WYMAN NORTHCUTT 16. BETTY RAE GIBSON 4. LESLIE WALLACE RHODES 11. J. C. GIBSON 17. JOHN NORTHCUTT 5. OLLIE VINCENT 12. Robert mcintyre 18. BETTY LOU BRUNSON 6. EUNICE CAROL BRAND 13. SARA ADELL KELLY 19. LILLIE BRADDOCK 7. LEOLA WEATHERFORD 20. RANDOLPH VALENTINE Page Thirty One 1. FRANCES JACKIE POOLE 2. BETTY DRU WILLIAMS 3. WILLIAM RIVERS 4. JIMMY VESELAK 5. BETTY FAYE DEMPSEY 6. GERMAINE TIMMONS 7. MARY EMMA McDONALD 8. GWEN MARSHALL 9. MARY ELLEN REGISTER 10. MERTIS KIRKLEY 11. IMOGENE LANGSTON 12. BETTY DELORES CAMP 13. ELIZABETH REEVES 14. PEGGY CROWLEY 15. VIRGINIA HARRIS Page Thirty-Two BEST LOOKING JACKIE POOLE LESLIE RHODES BEST DANCER DORIS ELMORE JIMMY CANNON MOST MISCHIEVOUS MOST ORIGINAL MARY WILMETH BOBBY LUCAS MARY JANE WOOD LESLIE RHODES Page Thirty-Three BEST DRESSED JOYCE SULLIVAN DONALD McELVEEN MOST DEPENDABLE RALPH WASE BETTY RAE GIBSON BIGGEST ALIBIER BETTY DRU WILLIAMS RICHARD JORDAN BIGGEST FLIRT SHIRLEY HOWLE MARION HAWKINS Senior Page Thirty-Four Super la ti ves MOST NONCHALANT DORA OATES BOBBY LUCAS BEST ATHLETE MIRIAM WINBURN BOBBY GENE STOKES PERSONALITY PLUS GERMAINE TIMMONS JIMMY HOLLER BEST ALL-ROUND BETTY RAE GIBSON JOE GALLOWAY Page Thirty-Five MOST STUDIOUS FRIENDLIEST VIRGINIA HARRIS LOUISE HALL FLETCHER ALLEN DONALD McELVEEN Senior MOST BASHFUL BEST MANNERS BETTY HICKSON BETTY DEMPSEY RAYMOND SUGGS RALPH WASE Page Thirty-Six -S uperfalivei MOST OPTIMISTIC BETTY LOU BRUNSON ROCK RAINES TYPICAL SENIOR JACKIE POOLE JOE GALLOWAY MOST PESSIMISTIC MARY JO WALTERS RICHARD JORDAN BRIGHTEST FUTURE VIRGINIA HARRIS FLETCHER ALLEN Page Thirty-Seven Page Thirty-Eight 1. What say. Bill? 2. Going somewhere? 3. Our majorettes. 4. Sweetie Pie. 5. End of recess. 9. Watch the birdie. 6. A penny for your thought, Penn. 10. Not another blowout? 7.. Wake up, Bobby. 11. Freedom of recess. 8. Hawkins vs. Dupree. 12. Ann and Frank 13. Bottom up! 1. Just Dud . 5. Old standbys. 2. Don't be bashful. 6. And whose little boy are you? 3. Telephone pole with snow on top. 7. Our own Uncle Dan . 4. Don't those boards ever get washed? 8. Give us a grin, Marsha. 9. Who hoppin? 10. Just a little idle gossip. 11. Girls will talk. 12. You name it, we' feed it. 13. Fellow football players. Page Thirty-Nine a ass Officers President JACKIE LOCKLAIR Vice President MARVIN BRADSHAW Secretary MARGARET HALL Treasurer JOYCE COLLINS MARIAN ANDREWS CURTIS ATKINSON MARTHA JANE ATKINSON MARY SUE ATKINSON MYRTLE ATKINSON DELANO BARNHILL LESSIE BECK JAYNE BLACKMON ANNE BROWN ESTON BROWN SUE BUNCH JAMES CANNON BILLY CHAPLIN FRANCES COLLINS JOYCE CONNOR ROBERT CONYERS Page Forty Juniors BETTY CROWLEY BETTY JUNE CROWLEY EDGAR DALTON JOE DAVIS SIDNEY DAVIS JOHN DuBOSE MARSHA DUGAN RUTHERFORD EDWARDS MARY LOUISE ELMORE BUD ENGLISH ROBBIE LEE FINLEY JENNIE LEE FREEMAN HOWARD GANDY RAY GARLAND GERALD GUEST BETTY JEAN HALL PEGGY HALL LEON HART HELEN HARVIN HARRIETT HAUN FRANKLIN HAYES JIMMY HENSON JOY HICKS MARINE JACOBS Page Forty-One .1 ii ii i ii r s EVELYN JAMES RUTH JAMES JACKIE JONES TOMMY JONES SARA JORDAN % BETTY KELLEY JUANITA KELLEY MARJORIE KELLEY F. H. KING LUKE KING ZINNA LOU KING INEZ KISSIAH WILLIAM KISSIAH MARY ANN LANGSTON IRENE LEFF MARTIN LLOYD GLORIA MALPHUS BETTY LOU MELTON ELMA MELTON MARTHA ANN MILLS ANNELLE MORRIS BILLY MORRISON PEGGY NEWSOM BARBARA NORTHCUTT Page Forty-Two .1 ii n i u r s FRANK OATES NICY ODOM HELEN O'NEAL MILDRED OUSLEY JOHN OUTLAW BOBBY PERDUE DORIS PERKINSON FRANCINE PITTS CHARLES RAINES SHIRLEY RAINES EARL REAVES MARY SUE REDDING “BUD REGISTER PATRICIA REVELL RICHARD ROGERS BOBBY ROWE JOYCE RUDISELL EUGENE SANSBURY CHELSEA SEGARS PAUL SEXTON BETTY SHAW ELIZABETH SMITH PATTY JO SNIPES BOBBY STOGNER Page Forty-Three BETTY BLACKWELL JIMMY BURCH ARNOLD BRYANT WILLIAM CHARLES CLARK DERRELL DAVIS DONALD DAVIS MARY NANETTE GOODSON BETTY SUE HICKS BECK KING BOBBY KIRVEN bill McDonald JIMMY MELTON JUNIOR MORRISON JOE POWELL JOHN ROGERS DAPHNE SANSBURY BARBARA SEGARS BILLY SHAW DICK WILLIAMS Page Forty-Four Juniors MARGIE STRICKLAND ALLENE STUCKEY ALICE STUCKEY MARY TEDDER EDNA TILLER JEAN TINDALL JOYCE TOLSON OTIS TRADER MARGIE TYNER BURDEEN WEAVER BILLY WHITTLE PATRICIA WHITE KATHERINE WILLIAMSON ALLEN WOODS RAYMOND WOODS SANFORD WOODHAM Page Forty-Six 0 F H U M D R E CL add Officers CURTIS ELLISON ANNE JORDAN BILL GALLOWAY LARRY HAMRICK HOMEROOM 106 MISS HANCOCK Patricia Irene Bass, Barbara Big-ham, Jackie Braswell, Patsy Cassidy, Kitty Crowley, Pat Elmore, BeBe Hill, Helen Holland, Katherine Hutchinson, Eva Mae Jacobs, Eveser Johnson, Gretta Johnson, Louise Johnson, Norma Jean Johnson, Cynthia Loyd, Betty Lou Melton, Joyce Mixon, Dorothy Outlaw, Lois Outlaw, Laura Patterson, Lefern Petty, Elizabeth Shumate, Ruth Singletary, Noma Stogner, Elaine Tyner, Mildred Walters. HOMEROOM 112 MR. TOMLINSON Lawrence Anthony, Allen Caddell, Jackie Cain, John Davis, David Dudley, Philip Gibson, Gerald Grice, John Johnson, Ed King, J. D. Lewis, Ray Long, Robert McCluney, Kenneth McDonald, Cecil Morrell, Jerry Passmore, Richard Register, Langley Rudisell, Phil Southerland, Melvin Sowell, Gene Stokes, Jack West, J. C. Gainey, Tommy Little. HOMEROOM 200 MISS COLEMAN Ellen Bass, Betty Lee Beasley, Laverne Braddock, Evelyn Brown, Grace Dozier, Richard Edgeworth, Earnest Leen Galloway, Peggy Goodson, Dorothy Hall, Claudia Mae Haire, Bobby Hendrix, Carlton Heustess, Marvin Holloman, Woodrow Howe, Herman Hulsey, Jane Ingram, Jerlyn Jones, Ann Jordan, Edwin McGee, Charles Melton, Jr., Gerald Melton, Sara Mae Middleton, Chester Morris, C. M. Powe, Beverly Sims, Edith Sims, Sara Usher. HOMEROOM 202 MR. WALKER George Brodie, Winston Cooley, Frankie Gene Courtney, Curtis Ellison, Thomas Ferguson, Kenneth Flynn, Billy Galloway, Larry Hamrick, Wylie Harrell, Harrison Helms, Delano Huneycutt, J. L. Jordan, Jack Langston, Harrison Malphus, Marshall Neil, Leon Outlaw, Jack Robbins, Josie Stratton, Robert Weaver, Billie White, Thomas Gandy, Beth Blackmon, Becky Elkins, Juanita Griggs, Jackie Howie, Pa!sy Johnson, Betty Jo Keith, Annie Jane Kelley, Jo Anne Ramsey, Christine Rivers, Mary Chandler Scott, Paula Smith, Dorothy Strickland. HOMEROOM 305 MISS HERBERT Heyward Andrews, Garvis Gainey, Lawrence Gandy, Jimmy Hankins, Burnice Hodge, Richard Howie, James Jernigan, Bryant Morrell, Robert Paine, Daniel Poole, Harrison Sartor, Jack Segars, Rufus Sumner, Peggy Jo Braddock, Catherine Anne Bryant, Brenda Byrd, Patsy Capps, Betty Lou Funderburk, Mary Helen Gibson, Louise Grantham, Rachel Halford, Carolyn Hall, Gerlyn Johnson, Jo Anne Kelley, Georgia Mae Morrison, Gloria Parker, Patricia Payne, Peggy Rogers, Nancy Stevens, Patsy Stogner, Beth Thomas, June Watson, Betty Winburn. Page Forty-Seven FRESHMAN a ass Officers President RONNY FUNDERBURKE Vice President JIMMY CAUTHEN Secretary KENNETH LAWING Treasurer KATHERINE NAJIM SHOP MR. LITTLETON Roosevelt Alexander, Bobby Ballard, Donald Dempsey, Roy Flynn, Jerry Grey, Jr., Carl Griggs, Jr., Mendel Hawkins, Laverne Huggins, Ray Lucas, Lowell Mills, Charles Parker, J. E. Parnell, Buzzie Polsom, Morris Raines, Jimmie Smith, Alford Valentine, Richard West. HOMEROOM 308 MR. GUY Joe Blackmon, Thomas Chandler, John C. Edwards, Ansel Flowers, Gary Futrell, Doc Gainey, Carlvin Griggs, Charles Holland, Aubry Johnson, Cecil Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Leon Johnson, Robert Kelley, Kenneth Lowing, Hal Newsome, Johnny Norton, Edward Peck, Billy Register, John Robertson, S. C. Rogers, Bill Stamey, Darrell Talbert, Wesley Truett, Bobby Tyson, Carl Watkins, Travis Win-burn, Peggy Joyce Ballard, Carolyn Crowley, Irene Bochette, Betty Connor, Betty Jean Howie, Vivian Hopkins, Peggy Jear. Hunt, Nora Mae Johnson, Ruth Kea, Myrtle King, Carroll McKinnon, Mattie Stewart. Page Forty-Eight HOMEROOM 109 MISS STANTON Elsie Atkinson, Mary Atkinson, Mildred Dixon, Bobby Jean Gilbert, Billie Huggins, Jackie Huggins, Katie Mae Johnson, Shirley Ann King, Margaret Lloyd, Barbara Ann Melton, Mary Morris, Greta Newsome, Kathryn Najim, Carolyn Shumake, Betty Jean Tyner, Lois Watt, Ruth Wicker, Lynn Williams, Sarah Winburn, Dorothy Gainey. HOMEROOM 211 MISS HOLLEY Peggy Joe Ballard, Ernestine Dixon, Sybil Gainey, Annie Ruth Kissiah, Effie Sue Mclnvaille, Theresa Moore, Deborah Morgan, Barbara Ann Parnell, Stella Taylor, Stanley Barnhill, Jimmy Cauthen, Billy Egleston, Ronnie Funderburk, Lyndal Gainey, Jesse Howell, J. D. Hunt, Tommy Jeffords, Bucky Johnson, James Lundy, Tommy McCarvey, Jerry Mixon, Frank Moore, Gary Morrell, Alex Morrison, Belah Smith, Buzzie Snipes, James Vaughn, J. E. Winburn. HOMEROOM 303 MISS HUNT Rick Coker, Pete Ingram, Murry McDonald, Bill Wheless, Libby Adams, Penn Anthony, Ann Gay BJakeney, Joycelyn Cambell, Suzanne DuRant, Bertha Sue Eddins, Betty Mae Griggs, Ann Hawkins, Juel Henderson, Dora Frances Kelley, Lura McCutchen, Mary Oates, Jerrie Ross, Doris Ree Segars, Donnie Simmons, Marcia Stogner, Frankie Whittle, Helen Williams HOMEROOM 210 MISS DuPREE Glenn Allen, Alton Atkinson, W. F. Beasley, Billy Camp, G. W. Crowley, Lavell Edwards, Johnnie Kelly, J. W. King, Kenneth Moody, Freddie Morrison, Harris Mozingo, Ray Mozingo, Bobby Odom, L. C. Steen, Gralon Dixon, Frank Alexander, Bobby Jean Beasley, Molly Ann Blackwell, Joyce Edwards, Miriam Edwards, Ann Hough, JoAnne Johnson, Harry Dell Marshall, Evelyn Mathis, Anna Lee Moody, Dorothy Moody, Patricia Ann Northcutt, Hilda Ann Price, Ruth Rogers, Betty Jean Shaw, Minnie Louise Shumate, Joyce Tyner, Marian Tyner, E lene Watford, Sylvia Watt, and Patricia Woods. Page Forty-Nine EIGHTH Officers G R A U E KENT HEWITT JIMMY GAINEY WILLIAM HOLLER Mary Margaret Adams, Marjorie Alexander, Jimmy Andrews, Albert Atkinson, Clyde Atkinson, Herbert Atkinson, Carroll Avent, Leeola Bailey, Louise Barrett, Faye Bass, Bobby Boseman, W. T. Beckman, Carole Benson, Don Bigley, Bobby Blackwell, Joseph Britt, Barbara Bramlett, Ann Brewer, Norma Broadbent, Marguerite Brown, Grady Burr, Patricia Camp, Willie Cassidy, Barbara Chapman, Valana Crapse, George Creach, Frances Crowley, Annie Lee Dalrymple, Sybil Davis, English Dixon, Betty Jean Dixon, Edith Mae Dixon, James Dixon, Richard DuBose, Joel Easterling, Peggy Edwards, Evelyn Ellison. Edward Floyd, Jennings Floyd, Albert Flowers, Jerry Forte, Otis Futrell, Beatrice Gainey, Edna Gainey, Bobby Gainey, Jay Gainey, Jimmy Gainey, Opal Gainey, Arbadella Gandy, James Gilbert, Lyndal Gibson, Bobbie Goodson, Charles Goodson, Nick Grantham, Faye Gray, Ray Griffin, Logan Griggs, J. J. Griggs, Maude Halford, Gerald Hall, Gene Hall, Melvin Hall, Queen Ellen Haire, Don Hammonds, Taggy Ann Harroll, Betty Hawkins, Joyce Hayes, Ken Hewitt, Charles Heustess, Hamp Hicks, Aaron Hickson, J. B. Hoffman, Margaret Hoffman, Albert Holland, William Holler, Barbara Howie, Sammy Howard, Edward Howell, W. T. Huggins, Cecil Hulsey, LaNell Hutchinson. Kalvis Ingram, Barbara Jeffords, Byerly Johnson, Craig Johnson, Ellis Johnson, Martha Jones, Terry Jones, Grace Jordan, Mildred Jordan, Toby Kea, Roner Allen Keith, Charles Kelchmer, Broadus Kelley, Paul Charles Kelley, Sammie Kelley, Yvonne Kelley, Lois Kennedy, Anna King, Louise King, Susan King, Doris Kirvan, Kenneth Kirven, Shirley Layton, Emily Lewis, Charles Lloyd, Rosene Lynch, Betty Lunn, Betty Lou Marshall, Steve Martin, Hiram Lee Massey, Dorinda Melton, Jacquelyn Melton, Rogers Moody, Mary Ann Moore, Franklin Morrison, Dollie McElveen, Don McIntyre, Jack McLaughlin, Russell McNinch, Scooter Oehne, Mary Oliver, Howard Ousley, Jimmy Outlaw, Carolyn Raines, Jimmy Rampsey, Douglas Reeves, Betty Rhodes, B. A. Parnell, Patricia Patterson, Evalina Paul, Carolyn Perdue, Herbert Perkinson, Mary Petty, Pam Pennington, Jerry Powell, Bennie Lee Prosser. Florida Segars, Creola Shumake, Arthur Smith, Bennie Smith, LeVerna Smith, Jerry Smith, Vandetta Smith, Sue Snipes, Betty Steen, G. W. Steen, Emet Stewart, Cecil Strickland, Carter Stogner, Francis Strickland, John Talbert, Elsie Toylor, Charles Those, Janie Tiller, Al Timmerman, Barbara Tindall, Patricia Trader, Dora Ellen Turnage, Barbara Rae Tyner, Gary Tyner, Robbie Lee Wallace, Archie Wotson, Charles Watson, Soris Watson, Vera Mae Watkins, Mack Webb, Betty White, Bobby Whittle, Opal Wilkes, Sue Delle Wilkes, Berdie Williams, Olin Winburn, Dianna Winningham, Joe L. Wood, Jerry Wyckoff, Bryan Usher, Caroline Valentine, Mary Vincent. Page Fifty 1 y 5 1) and ii u r activities Page Fifty-One 11 f f i c I! r s DONALD McELVEEN............ LESLIE RHODES..........Vice E. J. DIXON................ Slinl i! n t I i i! in; r ;i I A s s in: i ;i I i mi . President President Secretary Page Fifty-Two N I II ll I! II I r II II II I. i I Betty Jean Gibson Emmett Stewart Jimmy Cauthen Buzzie Poison Marion Tyner Kathryn Najim Jimmy Gainey Suzanne DuRant Red Stokes Betty Funderburke Arbadella Gandy Dick Edgeworth Norma Stogner Frank Hayes Kent Hewitt Barbara Tindall Kenneth Lowing Tommy Jones E. J Dixon Jackie Locklair Burdeen Weaver Ed King George Brodie Page Fifty-Three The RETROSPECT Stair EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF JIMMY CANNON...................Editor-in-Chief MARY JANE WOOD...........Co-Editor; Art Editor MARY WILMETH.......................Club Editor JIMMY HOLLER..................Publicity Editor JOE GALLOWAY.....................Sports Editor MIRIAM WINBURN.............Photographic Editor BETTY DEMPSEY...........................Typist BERNICE FLOWERS.........................Typist TED MAXWELL............................Business Manager ROBERT LAWHON.......................Advertising Manager L. B. STOGNER..........................Salesman BETTY RAE GIBSON.......................Salesman MISS IRENE HUNT....................Faculty Adviser Page Fifty-Four T ll I! !i I I! I! L' 1 11 ll SOPRANO: Marsha Dugan, Shirley Howie, Jane Blackmon, Irene Leff, Becky Elkins, Jackie Howie, Peggy Rogers, Nancy Stevens, Beverly Sims, Patsy Capps, June Watson, Jo Ann Kelley, Joycelyn Campbell, Mary Oates, Lura McCutchen, Betty Funderburk, Ruth Wicker, Vera Dot Win-burn, Effie Sue Mclnvaille, Jerry Forte, Elsie Taylor, Mary Frances Whittle, Bobby Jean Gilbert, Ollie Vincent, Edith Sims, Peggy Edwards. TENOR; Jerry Passmore, Alex Morrison, Arthur Smith, William Holler, Tommy Jeffords, Scooter Oehme, Joel Easterling, Marshall Neil, Richard Du Bose. ALTO: Francine Pitts, Sara Usher, Penn Anthony, Jo Ann Ramsey, Beth Blackmon, Mary Jane Wood, Pat White, Anne Brown, Joyce Collins, Frances Collins, Betty Kelley, Kathryn Najim, Betty White, Cynthia Lloyd, Gerald Melton, Carolyn Hall, Maude Halford, Barbara Bramlett, Ann Blakeney, Norma Broadbent, Pam Pennington, Deb Morgan, Grace Jordan, Donnie Simons, Sybil Gainey, Evelyn Ellison, Lois Watson, Barbara Howie, Sybil Davis, Rachel Halford, Suzanne DuRant, Lib Adams, Lynne Williams, Janice Tiller, Joyce Hayes, Betty Dru Williams. BASS: Paul Sexton, Fletcher Allen, Ed Small, Harrison Helms, Richard Rogers, Jack Langston, Carlton Heustess, Herbert Outlaw, Adolph Hearon, Bill Wheless, Gerald Guest. Page Fifty-Five T li i! IV a t i ii n a I OFFICERS President...................................JIMMY CANNON Vice President.....................FLETCHER ALLEN Secretary..................................MIRIAM WINBURN Treasurer.............................DEWEY DEAN Treasurer.............................RALPH WASE Sponsor................................MISS BAKER Co-Sponsor.............................MISS LEE li n ii ij r S u c i i! t y MEMBERS Marvin Bradshaw, Joe Galloway, Louise Hall, Margaret Hall, Virginia Harris, Harriet Haun, Adolph Hearon, Jimmy Holler, Irene Leff, Jackie Locklair, Donald McElveen, J. B. Poison, Patricia Revell, Alice Stuckey, Allene Stuckey, Raymond Suggs, Mary Tedder, Patricia White, Mary Wil-meth, Mary Jane Wood. Page Fifty-Six T h i; a I i ii ii ii I .111 ii i ii r II n n 11 r S n c i e t y Sponsors.......................MISS HELEN BAKER and MISS LEE DORIS BLACKMON OFFICERS BEVERLY SIMS President Vice President........................... Secretary ............................... Treasurer ............................... Left to right: Betty Jo Keith, Mary Chandler Scott, Norma Jean Johnson, Beth Blackmon, Ann Jordan, Beverly Sims, Helen Holland. Second row: Richard Edgeworth, C. M. Powe, Edwin McGee, Annie Jane Kelly, .....................LARRY HAMRICK ................RICHARD EDGEWORTH .....................JIMMY HANKINS Edith Sims, Patsy Capps, Sara Usher. Third row: Jimmy Hankins, Lawrence Anthony, Phil Southerland, Billy Galloway, Larry Hamrick, Woodrow Howie, Curtis Ellison. Not Photographed: Gloria Parker. Page Fifty-Seven U A IV U MAJORETTES DRUMS MARY TEDDER, HARRIET HAUN, MARY JANE WOOD, JOY HICKS. Not photographed: BETTY DRU WILLIAMS. BETTY SHAW, C. P. KELLY, HELEN WILLIAMS, CAROLYN CROWLEY, MARCIA STOGNER, JOANNE JOHNSON, RAY LONG. M a r l h i n ij Ha n il MAJORETTES: Mary Tedder, Harriet Haun, Joy Hicks, Betty Dru Williams, Mary Jane Wood. MASCOTS: Kay Pennington, Barbara Parker. DRUMS: Doris Elmore, Helen Williams, C. P. Kelly, Carolyn Crowley, Joanne Johnson, Ray Long. BASSES: John Rogers, Nan Kirven, J. D. Hunt. BARITONES: Hamp Hicks, Dora Kelley. TROMBONE: Bill Wheless, Carlton Hues-tess, Sammy Howard, Brocedus Kelly, Ted Maxwell, Harry McCauey. TRUMPETS: Hal Newsom, Bill Egleston, Robert Tyner, Brenda Byrd, Jim Henson, Joe Davis, Bill Stamey, Arthur Smith, Ann Jordan. SAXES: Betty June Crowley, Suzanne DuRant. FRENCH HORNS: Rogers Moody, Lyndal Gainey. CLARINETS: Curtis Ellison, Richard Howie, Bill Galloway, James Terry, Bertha Sue Eddins, Steve Martin, Barbara Parnell, Marsha Dugan, Norma Jean Johnson, Ann Hawkins, Marjorie Alexander, Betty June Howie, Bobbie Tyson, Barbara Goodson, Molly Ann Blackwell. Page Fifty-Eight Sigma R h 11 Sponsor...........MISS HELEN BAKER President ........................ CURTIS ELLISON Vice-President............... LAWRENCE ANTHONY Secretary...............MARY CHANDLER SCOTT Treasurer............................EDWIN McGEE Reading left to right: First row—John L. Davis, Jack West, Anne Jordan, Edwin McGee, Woodrow Howie, Jackie Howie, Mary Chandler Scott. Second row—Billy Galloway, Phil Southerland, Larry Hamrick, Becky Elkins, Edith Sims, Mary Louise Elmore. Third rdw—Lawrence Anthony, Curtis Ellison, Betty Jo Keith, Sara Usher, Beverly Sims. Fourth row—Bertha Sue Eddins, Ann Gay Blakeney, Mary Frances Whittle, Donnie Simons, Penn Anthony, Mary Oates, Patricia Elmore. Fifth row—Harriet Haun, Mary Tedder, Rick Coker, Suzanne DuRant, Libby Adams, Lura Margaret McCutchen, Betty Kelley. Sixth row—Jimmy Cannon, Marsha Dugan, Ted Maxwell, Joyce Collins, Peggy Crowley, Frances Collins, John DuBose. Seventh row—Richard Rogers, Jane Blackmon, Mary Sue Redding, Margaret Burch, Anne Brown, Shirley Howie, Irene Leff. Not Photographed—Mary Jane Wood, Patricia White, and Mary Wilmeth. Page Sixty Thi! NEWS HEEL Staff EDITORIAL STAFF STAFF WRITERS BUSINESS STAFF Editor-in-chief FLETCHER ALLEN Assistant Editor JAY B. POLSON Chief Columnist LESLIE RHODES Feature Editor PAUL SEXTON Sports Editor JIMMY CANNON Managing Editor CURTIS ELLISON Art Editor MARY JANE WOOD LAWRENCE ANTHONY, JANE BLACKMON, ANNE BROWN, SHIRLEY CALDWELL, JOYCELYN CAMPBELL, FRANCES COLLINS, JOYCE COLLINS, MARSHA DUGAN, BERTHA SUE EDDINS, DORIS ELMORE, SUZANNE DuRANT, JIMMY HOLLER, IRENE LEFF, LURA McCUTCHEN, EDWIN McGEE, TED MAXWELL, TUTTY MOORE, DEBORAH MORGAN, DON KEELS, JOYCE RUDISELL, DONNIE SIMMONS, JACK WEST. Business Manager BILLY WHITTLE Assistant Business Manager JACKIE LOCKLA R Advertising Manager PATRICIA WHITE Assistant Advertising Mana:er MARY WILMETH, CHARLES VAUGHAN Circulation Managers MARY SUE REDDING MARGARET BURCH Staff Secretaries BERNICE FLOWERS PATRICIA REVELL Faculty Advisors..................................................MISS ELOISE HERBERT, MR. EARL McELVEEN Copy for Printer under supervision of..........................................MISS SARA FRANCES WESTBURY Page Sixty-One FRANCINE PITTS ................... President BEVERLY SIMS ................ Vice-President BUDDY MORRELL .....................Secretary LARRY HAMRICK .................... Treasurer MISS LEE ........................... Sponsor ♦ Left to right, lower row: Mary Tedder, Betty Shaw, Helen Harvin, Betty Jean Hall. Second row: Sarah Jordan, Margaret Hall, Shirley Raines, Mary Byrd, Rosamond Newsom, Peggy Crowley, Mary Louise Elmore, Mary Sue Redding, Harriet Haun. Upper row: Ed Small, Delano Barnhill, Chester Morris, Burdeen Weaver, Gloria Malphus, John DuBose, Irene Leff. ♦ Left to right, lower row: June Watson, Jo Anne Kelley, Rachel Halford, Mildred Walters. Second row: Anne Jordan, Peggy Rogers, Nancy Stevens, Beth Blackmon, Patricia Elmore, Patsy Capps, Edith Sims, Gerlyn Johnson. Upper row: Carolyn Hall, Edwin McGee, Betty Funderburk, Jimmy Hankins, Richard Edgeworth, Woodrow Howie, Jack West, Sara Usher, John L. Davis, Annie Jane Kelly. ♦ Left to right, lower row: Jennie Freeman, Patsy Payne, Eva Mae Jacobs, Lura McCutchen. Second row: Joyce Connor, Elma Melton, Vara Dot Winburn, Noma Stogner, Ruth Singletary, Mary Frances Whittle, Ann Gay Blakeney, Juanita Kelly. Upper row: Gloria Parker, Mary Oates, Suzanne DuRant, David Dudley, Happy Malphus, Brenda Byrd, Lois Outlaw. ♦ Left to right, lower row: Peggy Goodson, Grace Dozier, Patsy Bass, Helen Holland. Second row: Myrtle Atkinson, Margie Strickland, Anne Brown, Jayne Blackmon. Peggy Braddock, Betty Kelly, Joyce Tolson, Barbara Bigham. Upper row: Ray Long, Evelyn James, Donald Davis, Wylie Harrell, Daniel Poole, Betty Winburn, Sanford Woodham. Not photographed: Libby Adams, Patsy Cassidy, Kitty Crowley, Carlton Heustess, Betty Lou Melton, Billy Morrison, Lafern Petty, Elizabeth Smith. Page Sixty-Two Teen Agi Hunk Cluli RICHARD EDGEWORTH ............ President TED MAXWELL ............. Vice-President HARRIET HAUN ................. Secretary PATRICIA REVELL .............. Treasurer MISS LEE ....................... Sponsor ♦ Seated left to right: Louise Hall, Mildred Ousley, Margie Tyner, Jayne Blackmon, Eunice Brand, Daphne Sansbury, Betty Camp, Bernice Flowers. Standing left to right: Sandford Wood-ham, Charles Melton, Dick Williams, Shirley Caldwell, Jimmy Cannon, Betty Dempsey, Robert Lawhon, Virginia Brown, Billy Stuckey, Joyce Rudisell, J. B. Stogner, Mary Emma McDonald. ♦ Seated left to right: Kitty Crowley, Edith Sims, Patsy Capps, Ann Gay Blake-ney, Mary Frances Whittle, Libby Adams, Beverly Sims, Lafern Petty. Standing left to right: Edwin McGee, Gerlyn Johnson, Jimmy Hankins, Sara Usher, Jack West, Betty Winburn, Mildred Walters, John L. Davis, Betty Hickson, Annie Jane Kelley. ♦ Seated left to right: Mary Ann Langston, Margaret Hall, Mary Tedder, Betty Shaw, Mary Louise Elmore, Martha Jane Atkinson, Shirley Raines, Mary Sue Atkinson. Standing left to right: Helen Holland, Alene Stricklen, Bobby Stogner, Helen Harvin, Betty Kelly, F. H. King, Larry Hamrick, Sarah Jordan, Francine Pitts, Luke King, Doris Perkinson, John DuBose. Seated left to right: Mary Helen Gibson, Patsy Bass, Betty Funderburk, Peggy Braddock, Betty Lou Melton, Gloria Mal-phus, Juanita Kelly, Joyce Connor. ♦ Standing left to right: Noma Stogner, Ruth Singletary, Grace Dozier, Curtis Ellison, Edgar Dalton, Happy Malphus, Peggy Goodson, Bobby Paine, Betty B!ackwell, Patricia Elmore, Jackie Braswell. Not photographed: Heyward Andrews, Betty Brunson, Nan Goodson, Betty Jean Johnson, Sara Kelly, Jackie Poole, Joyce Sullivan, Beth Thomas, Olive Vincent, June Watson. Page Sixty-Three COMMITTEES jke GREEN COUNTER U ii ii i: i! Chairman: Doris Elmore. Left to right: Rosamond New- some, Ted Maxwell, Robert Lawhon, Miriam Winburn, Paul Sexton, Shirley Caldwell, Doris Elmore, Jay B. Polsom, Jimmy Cannon, Ollie Vincent, Peggy Crowley, and L. B. Stogner. ♦ Thi; Gror.n fiiiiintnr Left to right: Dewey Dean, Ralph Wase, Richard Edgeworth, and Edwin McGee. ♦ Safuty Patrul Left to right: Bill Wheless, Richard Register, Billy Camp, L. C. Steen, Bert Tedder, Joe Blackmon. Page Sixty Four F i r i! Drill Edwin McGee, Adolph Hearon, Red Stokes, Marsha Dugan, Bobby Perdue, F. H. King, Paul Sexton, Leon Outlaw, Jo Ann Kelly, Beverly Sims, Helen Holloman, Jackie Cain, Betty Jane Howie, Lowell Mills, Frankie Whittle, Ronnie Funderburke, Billy Camp, Lyn Williams, Sue Dell Wilkes, William Holler, Nick Grantham, Jerry Smith, Bobby Boseman, Franklin Morrison. ♦ II i! il Cross Carroll Avant, Mary Vincent, Billy Egleston, Jimmy Smith, Annie Hough, Jackie Huggins, Patsy Patterson, Rick Coker, Jackie Poole, Ralph Wase, Brenda Byrd, Olin Winburn, Jane Ingram, Louise Johnson, Joyce Rudisell, Arthur Smith, Jimmy Rampey, Betty Jane Howie, Billy Whittle, Rosamond Newsom, Frank Oates, Joyce Collins, Luke King, Richard Register, Curtis Ellison. ♦ Cafeteria Betty Sue Hicks, Gwen Marshall, Sarah Kelly, Mary Emma McDonald, Elaine Tyner, Joyce Tolson, Betty Crowley, Betty Jean Hall, Mary Ellen Register, Estelle Folsom, Alene Stricklen, Betty Hickson, Juanita Kelly, Louise Marshall. ♦ Library C. M. Paine, Charles Vaughan, Leslie Rhodes, Nan Goodson, Sue Alice Snipes, Betty Lou Melton, Uneeda Tolson, Dora Frances Kelly, Sara Kelly, Patsy Bass, Patsy Johnson, Bud English, Betty Jean Gibson, Sara Jordan, Sidney Davis, Shirley Ann King, Helen Holland, Mary Helen Gibson, Rachel Halford. Page Sixty-Five SANFORD G. WOODHAM WM. LAVERNE HUGGINS JOE POWELL Page Sixty-Six President Secretary Diversified Occupations Club 1949-1950 Faculty Adviser a W. C. WALTERS V ce President LANGLEY RUDISELL Sergeant of Arms WM. HOWARD MALPHUS RICHARD DICK WILLIAMS BILLY RAY STUCKEY Tin; Hartsvilln Distributors Club OFFICERS JOHN NORTHCUTT....................President LOUISE MARSHALL.........Secretary-Treasurer ROCK RAINES......Editor, Promotion Manager MISS MARGIE GALLOWAY.........Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Peggy Braddock, Peggy Hall, Evelyn James, Gloria Malphus, Betty Lou Melton, Martha Ann Mills, Peggy Newsom, Mary Ellen Parnell, Barbara Segars, Chelsea Segars, Elizabeth Smith, Patty Jo Snipes, Uneeda Tolson, Curtis Atkinson, Robert Conyers, Donald Davis, E. J. Dixon, Garvis Gainey, Marine Jacobs, Tommy Jones, Richard Jordan, Ed King, F. H. King, Lindsay King, Charles Melton, William Mixon, Herbert Outlaw, J. C. Outlaw, Robert C. Parnell, Jimmie Raines, Bobby Reaves, Earl Reaves, William Rivers, John Rogers, J. A. Shumate, K. C. Smith, Buzzie Snipes, Bobby Gene Stokes, Rufus Summer. Page Sixty-Seven .Junior II ii m i; in ;i k i! r s A s s n i: i ;i t i n n OFFICERS NORMA STOGNER...........................President GRETTA NEWSOME.....................Vice President PAULA RUTH SMITH..............Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Myrtle Atkinson, Potsy Boss, Peggy Jo Bollard, Betty Lee Beasley, Bobbie Jean Beasley, Barbara Bigham, Molly Ann Blackwell, Irene Bochette, Lillie Braddock, Jackie Braswell, Evelyn Brown, Betty Loo Bronson, Catherine Bryant, Betty Camp, Betty Jean Conner, Kitty Crowley, Ernestine Dixon, Mildred Dixon, Grace Dozier, Bertha Soe Eddins, Joyce Edwards, Patricia Elmore, Robbie Lee Finley, Estelle Folsom, Earnest Leen Galloway, Dorothy Gainey, Bobbie Jean Gilbert, Peggy Goodson, Claodia Mae Hair, Betty Jean Hall, Dorothy Hall, Joel Henderson, Betty Hickson, Be-Be Hill, Billie Hoggins, Jackie Hoggins, Peggy Jeon Hont, Katherine Hotchinson, Eva Mae Jacobs, Roth James, Eveser Johnson, Gretta Johnson, Jo Ann Johnson, Katie Mae Johnson, Looise Johnson, Norma Jean Johnson, Nora Johnson, Jerlon Jones, Evelyn James. Annie Jane Kelley, Beck King, Shirley Ann King, Annie Roth Kissiah, Imogene Langston, Cynthia Loyd, Mary Emma McDonald, Gloria Malphos, Evelyn Mathis, Harry Dell Marshall, Barbara Ann Melton, Betty Loo Melton, Gerald Melton, Sara Mae Middleton, Dorothy Moody, Mary Morrell, Gretta Newsom, Peggy Newsom, Ann Northcott, Lois Ootlaw, Katherine Najim, Barbara Ann Parnell, Mary Ellen Parnell, Lafern Petty, Francine Pitts, Hilda Ann Price, Sara Player, Mary Ellen Register, Christine Rivers. Chelsea Segars, Doris Ree Seqars, Betty Jean Shaw, Carolyn Shomate, Minnie Looise Shomate, Roth Singletary, Elizabeth Smith, Paola Smith, Mattie Stewart, Norma Stogner, Margie Strickland, Alene Strickland, Joyce Sollivan, Marcia Stogner, Stelle Taylor, Nita Tolson, Joyce Tolson, Betty Jean Tyner, Ellene Watford, Sy!via Watt, Lois Watts, Leola Weatherford, Roth Wicker, Lenora Wiggins, Lynn Williams, Patricia Ann Woods, Vera Dot Winborn, Ollie Vincent. Page Sixty-Eight I' ii t ii r i! F a r m r r s IJ f A m e r i n a OFFICERS JACKIE CAIN MARTIN LLOYD JOHN OUTLAW CECIL MORRELL BOBBY KIRVEN GERALD GUEST S. O. TOMLINSON MEMBERS Allen Caddell, John G. Johnson, Ed King, J. D. Lewis, Kenneth McDonald, Charles Raines, Bud Register, Richard Register, Bobby Perdue, Jimmy Melton, Jackie Jones, William Kissiah, H. W. Moody, Marine Jacobs, Roosevelt Alexander, Alton Atkinson, W. F. Beasley, Billy Camp, G. W. Crowley, Jerry Gray, Carl Griggs, Jesse Howell, Cecil Johnson, Robert Kelley, Kenneth Moody, Freddie Morrison, Charles Buddy Parker, Morris Raines, S. C. Rogers, Belah Smith, Jimmy Smith, Melvin Sowell, L. C. Steen, Darrell Talbert, Wesley Truett, Carl Watkins. Page Sixty-Nine 8ill must be hungry “Peek-a-boo! Have a seat, boys. Three roses. Waiting for the bell. 7. Worried, girls? Your mouth's open. Test next period, no doubt. Remember this? Alumnus of H. H. S. 10. 1 1 They see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil. 12. What a grand march! 13. Luxury. 14. It can't be that bad. 15. Agony! 16. Don't step off that curb! 17. The younger generation. I 9 5 II aJ ii u r a I h I c t i c s Page Seventy-One Page Seventy-Two ANNE BROWN FRANCES COLLINS BETTY SHAW JACK WEST SARAH JORDAN JOYCE COLLINS PATRICIA REVELL BOBBY GENE STOKES Forward JIMMY VESELAK Guard GEORGE BRODIE Center RAYMOND SUGGS Guard ADOLPH HEARON Guard JOHN DuBOSE Forward JIMMY CAUTHEN Forward JIMMY JERNIGAN Center JACK SEGARS Guard FRANKIE GENE COURTNEY Forward LAVERNE BRADDOCK Guard LARRY HAMRICK Guard JOHN L. DAVIS Forward JIMMY HANKINS Center GARY MORRELL Forward CARLVIN GRIGGS Forward LUKE KING Manager DICK EDGEWORTH Manager BUNK HODGE Manager II n y s ’ Basketball Page Seventy-Three tfanohiIBhucmt 8vi ffiM Fullback Fullback Captain E. J. DIXON Manager RANDOLPH VALENTINE Most Valuable Player JOE GALLOWAY Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Coach JAMES WALTER HARRISON ( Skimp ) HO 0 II e c ii r d Winnsboro ...............26 Conway ................. 0 Camden .................26 Georgetown .............26 Columbia ...............20 Brookland-Cayce ........13 Lancaster ..............19 Bishopville ............12 Darlington .............14 Assistant Coach HAROLD LEWIS MARY SUE ATKINSON QJs ’ B ask i! 1 hall 1949 DORIS PERKINSON SUE BUNCH CAROLINE VALENTINE TEENIE GAINEY ALICE STUCKEY ALLENE STUCKEY MARY BYRD PATRICIA REVELL BETTY WHITE JOYCE RUDISELL ANNELLE MORRIS JERLON JONES BARBARA ANN SEGARS KATHRYN WILLIAMSON Coach MISS JEWELL CARMICHAL Not Photographed MIRIAM WINBURN MARTHA JANE ATKINSON DAPHNE SANSBURY Page Seventy-Six T ii in li 1 i ii i) Arts Page Seventy-Seven OFFICERS President..........................JIMMY HOLLER Secretary-Treasurer..............JOE GALLOWAY M CD L First row: Bobby Stogner, Joe Galloway, Harrison Sartor, Bobby Lucas, E. J. Dixon, Grady Dozier. Second row: Jimmy Veselak, Jimmy Cauthen, Derrell Davis, Herbert Outlaw, Leon Outlaw, Jack Byrd, Jimmy Holler. Sponsor: Coach Harrison. Page Seventy-Eight i1 U t h C i! ii t ii r y A t h I h t i i: s M, omecominci SCORE - Durn ofDL C, enfitt HARTSVILLE ...............................15 BISHOPVILLE ..............................12 directory FLETCHER ALLEN Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Student Council 47; Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class 47; National Honor Society 50, Vice President 50; News Reel Staff 49, 50, Columnist 49, Editor-in-Chief 50; Glee Club 48, 49, 50; Freshman Orientation Committee 47; Commencement Marshal 49; Delegate S. C. S. P. A. Convention 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49, 50, Treasurer 49; Foreign Correspondence Club 49; Red Cross Committee 49; Second Prize Winner, Voice of Democracy Contest 49; Journalism Club 48. T. W. ATKINSON, JR. Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49, 50. LILLIE MARGARET BRADDOCK LILLIE BELLE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 49, 50. EUNICE CAROL BRAND SHORTY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Band 47, 48; Junior Homemakers Association 47, 48, 49; Teen Age Book Club 50. VIRGINIA RUTH BROWN GIN Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Marching Band 47; Concert Band 47; News Reel Staff 49; Special Column 49; Curtis Magazine Award 50; Teen Age Book Club 49, 50. BETTY LOU BRUNSON Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 49, 50; Foreign Correspondence Club 49. MARGARET BURCH Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; News Reel Staff 49, 50; Sigma Rho 48, 50; Foreign Correspondence Club 48. JACK BYRD Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Glee Club 47, 48; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49; Football Team 47, 48, 49; Baseball Manager 49; Secretary of Homeroom 50; Commencement Marshal 47; Block H Club 49, 50. Class of 1950 MARY BYRD Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Marching Band 48, 49; Concert Band 48, 49; Basketball Team 48; Foreign Correspondence Club 50. SHIRLEY SUZANNE CALDWELL SHIRLEY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 50; News Reel Staff 50; Dance Committee 50. BETTY DELORES CAMP B Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47; Teen Age Book Club 50. JAMES WALTER CANNON JIMMY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Glee Club 47, 48, 49; News Reel Staff 47, 49, 50, Reporter 47, Make-Up Editor 49, Associate Editor 50; Commencement Marshal 47, 49; Boys' State 49; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49, 50; Golf Team 49, 50; Sigma Rho 48; Honorary Member 50; Junior-Senior Committee 49; Dance Committee 50; Curtis Magazine Award 50; National Honor Society 50, President 50; RETROSPECT STAFF 50, Editor-in-Chief 50. PEGGY CROWLEY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49; Foreign Correspondence Club 48, 49, 50; Sigma Rho 48; Honorary Members 50; Dance Committee 49, 50; Curtis Magazine Award 50. DEWEY LEVAN DEAN Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; President of Homeroom 47; Teen Age Book Club 49, Treasurer 49; Treasurer Senior Class 50; Manager Green Counter 50; Basketball 49, 50; Glee Club 47, 48; Tennis Team 49, 50; Treasurer Foreign Correspondence Club 49; National Honor Society 50. BETTY FAYE DEMPSEY BET Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Glee Club 47. 48; Sigma Rho 47, 48, News Reel Staff 48, Reporter 48, Special Column 49; RETROSPECT STAFF 50; Teen Age Book Club 47, 48, 49, 50, Foreign Correspondence Club 47, 48; Typing Award 49. Page Eighty-One rectorif — (L(ass of 1950 JAMES ERVIN DIXON, JR. r_—_ ___________ E. J. Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; President of Homeroom 47, 50; Secretory of Homeroom 48; Secretary of Student Counc’l 50; D. E. Club 47, 48, 49; Football 47, 48, 49, Baseball 48, 49; Block H Club 49. GRADY ROBERT DOZIER DOZIER'' Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49. 50; Football 47, 48, 49. DORIS JEAN ELMORE JEANIE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Student Council 47, President 47, Secretory 48, Marching Band 47, 48, 49, 50; Concert Bond 47, 48; News Reel Staff 49. 50, Reporter 48, Sports Editor 48; Teen Aqe Book Club 48, 49, 50; Foreign Correspondence Club 49; library Club 48, 49; Junior Homemakers Association 47; Junior-Senior Executive Committee 48; Curtis Magazine Award, Winner, First Prize; Dance Committee 50. RONNIE EVERINGTON Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Bond 47, 48, Glee Club 47, 48, 49, Fire Drill Committee 48. BERNICE FLOWERS BUNNY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Student Council 49; Bond 47, 48; Junior Homemakers Association 47, 48; Teen Age Book Club 50; News Reel Staff 49, 50, Secretary 50; Basketball Team 48. 49; Reporter 49. LOIS ESTELLE FOLSOM STEllE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47, 49. JOSEPH ALBERT GALLOWAY JOE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50, Treasurer 47; President of Sophomores 48; President of Senior Class 50; Red Cross Committee 47; RETROSPECT STAFF 50; Sports Editor 50; Block H Club 49, 50, Secretary-Treasurer 50; Siqma Rho 48, 50; Baseball 47, 48, 49, 50; Football 48, 49; Commencement Marshal 47, 49; Teen Aae Book Club 49. BETTY RAE GIBSON BET Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Treasurer 48; Vice President of Junior Class 49; News Reel Staff 49, 50; Columnist on News Reel 50; Teen Age Book Club 47, 48, 49; Vice President of Foreign Correspondence Club 49; Glee Club 47; RETROSPECT STAFF 50; Commencement Marshal 49; Red Cross Committee 48; Senior Store Committee 48. JAMES C. GIBSON HAWKEYE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49; Glee Club 47; Football 47. LOUISE HALL Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50, President 47, Vice President 47; Junior Class Secretary 49; Student Council 47; Band 47; Teen Age Book Club 49, 50; 4-H Club 48; News Reel Staff 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47; Curtis Magazine Award 50; Executive Committee Junior Class 49. VIRGINIA JOHNSON HARRIS JENNY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Green Counter Committee 48; Sigma Rho 48; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49, 50; Foreign Correspondence Club 49; Girls State 49; Participant in United Nations Contest 49; National Honor Society 50. MARION DARGAN HAWKINS FIREBALL Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 49; Glee Club 48; Future Farmers of America 48, Treasurer 48; Block H Club 50; Football 47, 48, 49, Baseball 49, 50. ADOLPH HEARON Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 48; Baseball Team 49; Basketball Team 49; Glee Club 49. BETTY OLIVIA HICKSON Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47, 48, 50; Cafeteria Committee 48 49, 50. Page Eighty-Two rector y Class of 1950 JIMMY HOLLER Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; News Reel Staff 47, 50; Red Cross Committee 47, 49; Tennis Team 48, 49, 50; Football Team 47, 48, 49; Glee Club 47, 48, 49; Sigmo Rho 48, 49, Block H Club 49, 50, President 50; Homeroom Treasurer 48, 49; Vice President Sophomore Class 48; Industial Arts Club 47, 49; RETROSPECT STAFF 50; State Contest Winner, Algebra I, 47. SHIRLEY ANN HOWLE TRIXIE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Secretary Senior Class 50; Cheerleader 48, 49; Substitute Cheerleader 47; News Reel Staff 48, 49, 50; Glee Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49; Junior Classical League 48; Honorary Member 50; Library Committee 47; Curtis Magazine Sale Captain 50; Secretary of Junior Student Council 47. WILLARD JACOBS SLIM Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Future Farmers of America 47, 48; Junior Varsity Football Team 47, 48; Basketball 47; Baseball 48, 49, 50; General Shop 48, 49, 50. BETTY JEAN JOHNSON BETTY JEAN Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47; Teen Age Book Club 50. RICHARD JORDAN Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50. ROBERT SIDNEY KELLEY SID Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 59, 50; Glee Club 47; 4-H Club 49. SARA ADELL KELLY PRUDIE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47; Cafeteria Committee 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49, 50; Library Committee 50. ROBERT LINDSAY KING Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Football 47, 48; D. E. Club 49, 50, General Woodwork 47, 48, 49, 50. MERTIS KIRKLEY MUTT Student General Association 42, 43, 44, 45, 50; Homeroom Club 42, 43, 44, 45, 50; Junior Commercial Club 44; Vice President of Homeroom 43; Senior Commercial Club 45. IMOGENE LANGSTON JEAN Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Cafeteria Committee 47, 48; Teen Age Book Club 50. ROBERT LAWHON Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Athletic Club 48; News Reel Staff 48, 49, 50, Reporter 48, 49, Sports Editor 50; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49, 50; Manager Baseball Team 49; Junior-Senior Committee 49; Dance Committee 50; RETROSPECT STAFF 50, Advertising Manager 50; Hartsville Messenger Contest Winner 49; Curtis Magazine Captain 50; Band 47, 48, 49; Marching Band 47, 48, 49. BOBBY LUCAS NOSE LUCAS Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Football Team 47, 48, 49; Basketball Team 47, 48, 49; Block H Club 47, 48, 49. WILLIAM HOWARD MALPHUS DUB Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Agricultural Club 47, 48, 49; D. O. Club 49, 50. GWENDOLYN MAGDELINE MARSHALL PUNK Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Cafeteria Management 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Treasurer 47; Teen Age Book Club 48. LOUISE MARSHALL WEASE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 48, 50; President Homeroom 48; Cafeteria Committee 49, 50; Red Cross Committee 47; D. E. Club 48, 49, 50; Treasurer of Homeroom 47. Page Eighty-Three irecto ru THEODORE LAWRENCE MAXWELL, JR. TED Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Vice President 50; Marching Band 47, 48, 49, 50; Concert Band 47, 48, 49, 50; Band News Correspondent 49; Band Corporal 49; News Reel Staff 50; Flag Raiser 49; Foreign Correspondence Club 49; RETROSPECT STAFF 50; Business Manager 50; Student Council 49; Glee Club 47, 48, 49; Boys' State 49; Dance Committee 50; Teen Age Book Club 49, 50, Vice President 50; Curtis Magazine Award 50; Junior-Senior Committee 49; Sigma Rho 48; Honorary Member 50. MARY EMMA McDONALD Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Cafeteria Committee 49, 50; Curtis Magazine Award 50. DONALD McELVEEN Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 47, 48, 50; Foreign Correspondence Club 47, 49; Student Council 48, 49, 50, President 50; President Teen Age Book Club 49; President Junior Class 49; Secretary Student Council 49; President of Student Body; National Honor Society 50; Boys State 49; Commencement Marshal 49; Delegate to S. C. A. S. E.; Chairman of Junior-Senior Committee 49. ROBERT CARL MclNTYRE BOBBY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Glee Club 47; Industrial Arts 49, 50. EDWARD MELTON BUDDY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Glee Club 47, 49; 4-H Club 47, 49; Curtis Magazine Award 50. HARRY MILLS Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; General Woodshop 47, 48, 49, 50; Industrial Arts 47, 48; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49. WILLIAM MIXON Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Industrial Arts 47, 48; D. E. Club 49, 50. CLss of 1950 H. W. MOODY MOODY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Vice President of F. F. A. 47; Vice President of Homeroom 47; Shop Association 48; Football Team 49; Block H Club 50; Shop Association 50. ROSAMOND NEWSOM ROS Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Vice President of Homeroom 49; Treasurer of Homeroom 50; Marching Band 48, 49; Concert Band 48, 49; News Reel Staff 48, 49, 50; Columnist 49, 50; Dance Committee 50; Curtis Magazine Award 50; Foreign Correspondence Club 50. JOHN COLEMAN NORTHCUTT CHUCK Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Vice President of Homeroom 47; Vice-President of D. E. Club 48; Vice-President of D. E. Club 49; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49; Football 48, 49; Vice President of Homeroom 48. HAROLD WYMAN NORTHCUTT Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; 4-H Club 47, 48, 49; Teen Age Book Club 47. DORA HAYES OATES DODIE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Sigma Rho 48. HERBERT DeVONE OUTLAW DUB Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Glee Club 47, 48, 49, 50, President 50; Band 48, 49, 50; Block H Club 49, 50; D. E. Club 50. J. C. OUTLAW Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; D. E. Club 47, 49. MARY ELLEN PARNELL Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50. Page Eighty-Four «Zdirectory. — (LiaSS of 1950 ROBERT CLAYTON PARNELL SPRIG Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50. JOHN BARR POLSON JAY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Student Council 47, 48; Homeroom President 47, 48; Homeroom Vice President 49; Sigma Rho 48, Vice President 48; News Reel Staff 50, News Editor 50; Glee Club 47, 48, 49; State Contest Winner in Plane Geometry 49; Delegate to S. C. S. P. A. C. 50; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49; Foreign Correspondence Club 49; Junior-Senior Committee 49; Dance Committee 50. FRANCES JACQUELYN POOLE JACKIE Student General Association 49, 50; Homeroom Club 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 50; Secretary of Homeroom 50. JAMES WALTER RAINES Jimmy Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Secretary of Homeroom 47; Secretary of F. F. A. Club 48; F. F. A. Club 48, 49, 50; D. E. Club 49, 50. MAURICE GREY RAINES ROCK Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Vice President 49; Homeroom Vice President 50; D. E. Club 50; F. F. A. Club 48; Baseball Team 47, 48, 49, 50. ROBERT LAVERN REAVES BOBBY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 49; General Woodshop 49; Industrial Arts Club 47, 48; D. E. Club 49, 50. CATHERINE ELIZABETH REEVES LIB Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47, 48; Library Committee 47; J. H. A. Yearbook Editor 48. MARY ELLEN REGISTER MUNK Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47, 48, 50; Cafeteria Committee 49, 50. LESLIE WALLACE RHODES, JR. Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Vice President of Student Body 50; Student Council 50; Vice President of Senior Class 50; Football 48, 49, 50; Associate Editor of News Reel 50; Library Club 48, 49, 50; Block H Club 49, 50. WILLIAM PERRY RIVERS, JR. Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Fire Drill Committee 49; F. F. A. Club 47, 48; Distributive Educations 48, 50. ED SMALL Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Glee Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Football Team 48, 49, 50; Block H Club 50; Foreign Correspondence Club 48, 49, 50. K. C. SMITH CASEY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Treasurer 48; Agriculture 47; Industrial Arts Club 48; D. E. Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Football Team 48, 49. LAWRENCE BENJAMIN STOGNER, III L. B. Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; News Reel Staff 49, 50, Reporter 49, Sports 50; 4-F Club 49, 50; Glee Club 47, 48, 49; Teen Age Book Club 50; Football Team 49, 50; Curtis Magazine Award, 3rd Place 50; Athletic Club 48; Office Assistant 50; Block H Club 50; RETROSPECT STAFF 50. BOBBY GENE STOKES RED Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom President 47, 48, 49; Student Council 47, 48, 49; Fire Drill Committee 48, 49; President of Fire Drill Committee 49; Block H Club 47, 48, 49; Football Team 47, 49; Basketball 47, 48, 49; Baseball Team 47, 48, 49, 50. ALENE VIOLET STRICKLEN Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Cafeteria Committee 48, 49, 50; J. H. A. 47, 48, 50; Teen Age Book Club 50. WILLIAM RAY STUCKEY, JR. BILLY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Industrial Arts 48, 49; Teen Age Book Club 49, 50; D. O. Club 50, Glee Club 47, 48. RAYMOND NELSON SUGGS Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Basketball 49, 50; Baseball 48, 49, 50; Block H Club 49; Teen Age Book Club 49. Page Eighty-Five - Zdirectory — Class of 950 PEGGY JOYCE SULLIVAN JOYCE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; J. H. A. 47, 48, 49, 50; Secretary of Homeroom 48; Secretary of J. H. A. 48; Curtis Magazine Award 50; Teen Age Book Club 49, 50. GERMAINE ERA TIMMONS GERRY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Glee Club 47; Red Cross Committee 49; Home Economics Association 47, 48. MARY UNEEDA TOLSON NETA Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 49, 50; J. H. A. Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Library Staff 49; J. H. A. Treasurer 47; Foreign Correspondence Club 48. RANDOLPH FRANKLIN VALENTINE HORSE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Vice President of Homeroom 48; Vice President of D. E. Club 50; Football Manager 48, 49. CHARLIE VAUGHAN CHAS Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Glee Club 48, 49; Library Club 48, 49, 50; News Reel Staff 50; Basketball 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 47, 48. RUDOLPH A. VESELAK, JR. JIMMIE Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Basketball Team 47, 48, 49, 50; Football 48, 49; Baseball Manager 47; Block H Club 49. OLLIE VINCENT Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; J. H. A. 47, 48, 49, 50; Secretary of J. H. A. 49; Glee Club 49, 50; Junior Class Play 49; Glee Club Minstrel 49; Teen Age Book Club 50; Curtis Magazine Award 50; Dance Committee 50. MARY JOSEPHINE WALTERS MARY JO Student General Association 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 47, 48. RALPH CURTIS WASE SHORTY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; President D. E. Club 48; Homeroom Treasurer 50; National Honor Society 50; Assistant Treasurer of National Honor Society 50; Green Counter Committee 50; Manager of Green Counter 50; D. E. Club 48; D. O. Club 49; F. F. A. 47. LEOLA WEATHERFORD Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 49, 50; Cafeteria Committee, 47, 48; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49, 50. LENORA WARWICK WIGGINS LEE Student General Association 45, 46, 47, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 45, 46, 47, 49, 50; Junior Homemakers Association 46, 50; Treasurer of Homeroom 47; Red Cross Committee 47; Glee Club 47. MARY MARGARET WILMETH Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; News Reel Staff 47, 48, 49, 50; Foreign Correspondence Club 48; Sigma Rho 48; RETROSPECT STAFF 50; Band 48. BETTY DRU WILLIAMS DROOPY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Foreign Correspondence Club 48; Glee Club 48, 49, 50; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49, 50; Marching Band 47, 48, 49, 50; News Reel Staff 48, 49, 50; Majorette 48, 49, 50. MIRIAM WINBURN LEFTY Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50, Treasurer 48; Treasurer Junior Class 49; National Honor Society 50, Secretary 50; Sigma Rho 48; Vice President 48; News Reel Staff 50, Sports Editor 50; Teen Age Book Club 48, 49; Foreign Correspondence Club 48, 49, President 49; Glee Club 47; RETROSPECT STAFF 50; Photographic Editor 50; Commencement Marshal 49; Girls State 49; Basketball 48, 49, 50; Red Cross Committee 48; Senior Store Committee 48. MARY JANE WOOD Student General Association 47, 48, 49, 50; Homeroom Club 47, 48, 49, 50; Vice President 48; Glee Club 47, 48, 49, 50; President of Class 47; News Reel Staff 47, 48, 49, 50, Reporter 47, 48, Art Editor 49, Fashion Editor 49, Art Editor 50; Foreign Correspondence Club 48; Majorette 48, 49, 50; Sigma Rho 47, 48, 49; Commencement Marshal 49; RETROSPECT STAFF 50, Co-Editor 50, Art Editor 50; Notional Honor Society 50; Junior-Senior Committee 1949; Miss Hi Miss 50. Page Eighty-Six vertiiem en ts Over the number of years in which THE RETROSPECT has been published, our ad- vertisers, through their cooperation, have made it possible to present to the student body out- standing books. They are deserving of our appreciation and your patronage. 1 !l 5 II «« uur advertisers Pago Eighty-Seven TO THE GRADUATE We extend our sincere congratulations and wish you much success and happiness in the years to come. 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Compliments of Your Head Is Appreciated In Our Business PEAVINE’S GRILL Hartsville, South Carolina PALMETTO BARBER SHOP Compliments of SHIRLEY Compliments of BARBER SHOP 5th Street TEDDER HARDWARE REDFEARN’S FOOD STORE CINDERELLA 5th Street BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of You never know how the human voice can change until you hear a woman stop scolding her husband to answer the telephone. -CONTACT. HARTSVILLE FLORAL SHOP Page Ninety-Seven Compliments of UNITED GROCERY AND MARKET FANCY GROCERIES Compliments of F. 8c M. CAFETERIA Phone 9153 QUALITY MEATS Phone 200 Free Delivery j HARTSVILLE MOTOR CO. Compliments of ELI’S CANDY KITCHEN Phone 219 | PARTS SERVICE Phone 89 and 90 ’ Hartsville, South Carolina Compliments of SPARROW NASH MOTORS GUARANTEE MOTORS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH j 1612 South Fifth St. HARTSVILLE, S. C. ; Hartsville, South Carolina J. C. PENNEY CO. “The Home of First Quality Merchandise” Compliments of F. W. DENNY JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRIST “Say It With Flowers'’ Call G. A. WILSON CO. Phone 302 Phone 633 Compliments of Compliments of JOHNNY WALKER JACKSON DRY CLEANERS ICE CREAM CO. Phone 804-W Compliments of PIGGLY-WIGGLY Bachelor (dreamily): “Sometimes 1 yearn for the peace and comfort of married life. ! • r c tr c Married Friend (wistfully): “i always do.” Originators ot belt-bervice -THE RE-SAW. f Page Ninety-Eight DENNY BROTHERS JEWELERS Since 1908 NORWOODS Good Food Popular Prices The greatest privilege of a human being is to be able to do good. —Voltaire STEVENSON SERVICE STATION Shell Products, Quaker State Oil and Good year Tires FOGARTY 8t RESLEY MEN’S SHOP Hartsville, South Carolina Best Wishes From BOYD POWE DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store HARTSVILLE, S. C. Compliments of HARTSVILLE Underwriters Agency J. M. Richardson, Manager 'Insure in Sure Insurance” Compliments of F. E. FITCHETT HUGHEY’S GROCERY AND MARKET Compliments of FRAMPTON AND LEWIS Men’s Wear That Men Wear” Compliments of CLAUDE’S SERVICE STATION Phone 370-J CAROLINA HARDWARE CO. 1305 5th Street HARTSVILLE, S. C. Compliments of THE HARTSVILLE ARCADE HOTEL Compliments of Hartsville’s Community CENTER THEATER Poge Ninety-Nine BRISTOW’S FLOWER SHOP HARTSVILLE, S. C. HARRISON’S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Compliments of COKER’S WHOLESALE CO. Best Wishes From F. dc M. DRUG STORE ECONOMY DRUG STORE HARTSVILLE, S. C. Compliments of McNEILL HARDWARE CO. Phone 656 Compliments of PEE DEE RON’S SHOE HATCHERY HARTSVILLE, S. C. Compliments of MARTHA’S STORE C. A. HUGHES Plumbing and Heating Phone 506 Old Mammy says, I alius say ma prayers 'cause dey is jes’ somethings I doan know what else to do about.” Serving THROUGHOUT SOUTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred I locj rapltA