Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

THE YEAR OF OUR LIVES” published by the SENIOR CLASS of HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Beth McNair...............Editor-in-Chief Cecilia Sims.............Associate Editor Mary Jordan Newton..Business Manager 2 WORDS W6 A Portrayed within these pages are many of the experiences of life at Hartsville High School. It is the Retrospect Staff's hope that this book will help to keepalive many cherished memories and bring much pleasure in the years to come. By working together in home rooms and with the student council, we have gained experience in democracy; by cooperating with the faculty, we have broadened our scope of knowledge; by working as a team, we have gained glory in all sports; and through the joy of school spirit, we have raised Hartsville High School to a position high in the eyes of the world and dear to the hearts of her graduates. Verbally and pictorially, the 1956 Retrospect Staff has attempted to show that this has been The Best Year of Our Lives. Typical afternoon enjoyment! Optimism was high. Friends are invaluable. 5 suuvgr SSIW IH SSIW iHOIH aniASJLHVH a, Jeaxcfr 10 cheated to Mr. John Frank Ingram, our beloved teacher. For his quite and unassuming manner, his ability and patience in the teaching of English, his expert guidance with the staff of the Retrospect, and his consistent cooperation with faculty and student body, he is deeply appreciated. As a token of love and gratitude, and of the high esteem in which he is held, the Senior Class proudly dedicates to Mr. John Frank Ingram, the 1956 edition of the Retrospect. 12 13 _____________________________ Student Body of 1956, Congrotulotions to you on having attained your present position in preporing yourselves to serve our democratic society! This indicates that you possess the qualities necessary for making a success of your lives. I covet for each of you a high school diploma. The finding and developing of your talents can be as fashioning keys for opening the doors of opportunity that will present themselves to you. Use the opportunities placed about you for developing the right attitudes and hobits that will be your allies in all of life's experiences. Nothing is more certain in life than change. Important decisions must often be made quickly. Develop the right volues, the ability to overcome difficulties, and the ability to profit from success and foilure. Having done this, I challenge you to do your best always! I shall follow your careers with interest. My best wishes will olwoys be with you. MR. T. H. ULMER Superintendent Seniors of 1956, You hove mode many contributions to a successful year in our school, and I solute you for your accomplishments. I am proud to have been associated with you and to have worked with you these five years. I shall follow your careers with a great deal of personal interest. MR. DOYLE W. BOGGS Principal, Senior High School 14 Ad m i n istrati ve Student Body of 1956, Becouse of your friendliness, co-operativeness, and personal courtesies extended to me, my first year ot Hortsville High School hos been o most pleasant one. It is my sincere wish that your time spent in our school will prepare you for a richer, fuller life. Walter E. Porter Student Body of 1956, We congratulate you on a wonderful year. Your spirit, your co-operotiveness, ond your diligence have been odmiroble; ond we look forward to another splendid year with you. We hope thot those who will be graduated this year will always remember Hortsville High School ond will return to visit us often. Helen Baker W. P. Crawford MR. W. P. CRAWFORD Dean of Boys MR. WALTER E. PORTER Principal, Junior High School MISS HELEN BAKER Dean of Girls Us Never to be forgotten are our faculty, friends and counselors . . . inspiring us ever onward and upward in our search for truth and knowledge . . . helping us to the realization that love and light and learning are but three in one. Problems of all types occur daily, but foresight, planning, and an understanding appreciation of values on the part of our administration have guided us to an improvement of the old and a discovery of new fields of education and growth. In view of the aforesaid, we, the Senior Class of 1956, wish to express our deepest respect, admiration, and appreciation to you, the faculty, for preparing us for the life ahead. First Row, left to right: Mrs. Walker E. Anderson, Commercial; Mr. Richard Bailey, English; Mrs. Hylda Bass, Science; Mrs. Edith E. Chopmon, Mathematics. Second Row, left to right: Mr. Grady Brown, Bond; Mr. Nelson C. Curtis, Science, Mathematics; Mrs. Ruth Eidson, History, Geography; Miss Jean Evans, Physical Education, Cooch. Third Row, left to right: Mr Percivol C. Evans, Agriculture; Mrs. Lillian Galloway, Mathematics; Mrs. Loree H. Gandy, Science; Mrs. Mary Gandy, Seventh Grade. Fourth Row, left to right: Mrs. Vado N. Gore, English, History; Mr. Charles W. Hammond, History, Science; Mrs. Dorothy Hanna, Typing; Mr. James W. Harrison, Coach, Physical Education. Fifth Row, left to right: Mrs. Miriam Harvin, Cafeteria Manager; Mr. Tom Hendrix, Mathematics, Physical Education, Coach, Science; Miss Martha M. Hicklin, Biology; Mr. John C. Hungerpiller, English. Sixth Row, left to right: Mr. John F. Ingram, English, Psychology, Retrospect; Mrs. Martha T. Ivey, English; Miss Betty June Kirkland, Commercial; Miss Katherine B. Lee, English. 16 We Become Aware of Our Roles In the World First Row, left to right: Mr. Harold Littleton, Shop, Industrial Arts; Miss Elizabeth Long, History, English; Miss Laura Mclnnes, English, Dramatics; Mrs. Elizabeth C. McNair, Librarian; Mrs. Elsie N. Neely, Homemaking; Miss Mary Evelyn Patrick, History, English. Second Row, left to right: Mrs. Jessie C. Porter, History; Mrs. Elizabeth Rhinehardt, Family Living, Homemaking; Mrs. Corolla Stuckey, English; Mrs. Alice Thomas, Seventh Grade; Mr. Ruben C. Thomas, Science, D.E., Economics, Driver Education; Mr. S. O. Tomlinson, Agriculture. Third Row, left to right: Miss Elizabeth Townsend, Homemaking; Mrs. Jewell Tindall, Seventh Grade; Mrs. T. H. Ulmer, Newsreel, Spanish, Algebra, Journalism; Miss Polly Ann Usher, Homemaking; Mr. Cecil Wolters, Trade and Industries; Mrs. Helen Wotkins, Mathematics. 17 Mrs. Porter and Dorothy discuss Homecoming plans at Senior Class meeting. Dan listens eagerly as Mr. Hungerpiller explains the situation. 18 Blackwell OFFICERS Tedder Allen Sims Dorothy Tedder Delmas Allen_____ Cecilia Sims_____ Billy Blackwell Mrs. Ben Porter ______President Vice-President ______Secretary ______Treasurer ______Sponsor SENIORS FRESHMAN YEAR—1952-53 We, the Freshman Class, came to school in September, 1952, feeling very important. At our class meeting everyone decided to start making money. We sold flavoring and bought a coffee urn. Joseph Jacobs was elected president of our class. Homecoming was almost here. Everyone was busy electing the king and queen and planning and fixing the floats. We defeated our age-old rivals, Darlington, 7 to 0. We were so proud of our team! During the second semester, students-to-be visited our school. The students from Lydia and Antioch came to Hartsville High to see what their new school would be like. Here come the dignified Seniors! 20 James Hucston Adorns William Ervin Bedenbaugh James Ervin Alexander, Jr. Barbara Jean Blackmon Dclmas James Allen Billy Roy Blackwell Shirley Ann Andrews William Roy Blokcncy Shirley Ann Andrews Eugene Heyward Brand Mary Margaret Bryan Jone Patricio Byrd Polmer Ann Chapman Joel Dean Chopman Judith Lucille Byrd Carolyn Cobb Anne Elizabeth Campbell Daniel Hollis Coker Franklin Cassidy Emily Marlene Collins 21 Emma Jeon Cox Barbara Jeon Curtis James Franklin Dixon Boyd Dargan Dolrymple Willie Horace Dye Deani Herbert Edwards Jerry Franklin Friedner John William Gainey David Edward Gainey Evelyn Jeonette Gainey SENIORS SOPHOMORE YEAR—1953-54 The Sophomores came back to school in September, 1953, in high spirits. J. W. Gainey was elected president. We began to sell coffee at the ball games and made enough money to buy a water cooler. The students from Antioch and Lydia were now coming to Harts-ville and were making new friends. The new building was started. We were so anxious to move into our new quarters. Spanish seems to be puzzling Bill, Dexter, and Ralph. 22 Leslie Howord Gainey Mary Joyce Griggs John William Gainey Peggy Joyce Griggs Patricio Anne Gainey Leonard Elbert Grooms Wade Hampton Garland, III Jesse D'Leslie Gibson Woodrow Wilson Hawkins, Jr. Lawrence Gene Howkins Heyward Cassidy Hawkins Dovid Eugene Hoftman Shirley Joyce Hayes James Wallace Howell Charles Eugene Heustess Barbara Jane Howie Ranson Jay Hicks Lewis Rushtan Howie Franklin Delano Hodge Wade Marshall Hurley 23 Marvin Hulsey Sylvia Jeon Kelley Joseph Leslie Jacobs Carole Roe Lane Sylvia Perry Jacobs Virgil Arthur Johnson Carol Claire Langston Georgia Strickland Lewis Bobby Joe Kelley William Hartridge Miller SENIORS JUNIOR YEAR—;954-55 A class of jolly Juniors came to school in September, 1954. Although it was not completed, we went into the new building. With Miss Martha Hicklin and Miss Betty June Kirkland as sponsors, and Delmas Allen, president, we began to work to make money for Junior-Senior. We sold coffee and candy at the football games, held dances after the football and basketball games, and presented a play, The Curious Savage, under the direction of Miss Laura Mclnnes, dramatics teacher. After months of work, worry, and making decisions, we began drawing the scenes. The big night, April 29, arrived. The girls, in their beautiful dresses, and the boys, looking very distinguished in their dinner jackets, made a very handsome group at the dance with scenes of April in Paris in the background. Lunch time! John Angus McDonald, Jr. John Baxter Moore Dorothy Jeonotte McForland Noncy Kathryn Newsome Perry Samuel McLeod Mary Jordan Newton Elizabeth Reaves McNair Doris Linda Northeutt Adger Eugene Moody Noncy Annette Norwood Sara Diana Oates Elizabeth Louise Rolfc Margaret Emilic O'Neal Shirley Ann Segars James Richard Rcdic Betty Ruth Sclph Barbara Lee Rcdick John Wayne Shirley Charlotte Katherine Register Cecilia Louise Sims 25 SENIOR YEAR—1955-56 The year that we have dreamed about is here now. Many changes have been made. A new shop and cafeteria are under construction. The Red Fox Club gave us a new bus, the Red Fox Special. Dorothy Tedder and Bruce Smith were elected Homecoming Queen and King Bishop-ville defeated us by a sad score of 39 to 7. With the help of Mrs. Jessie C. Porter, Dorothy Tedder led the class in a very successful magazine campaign. Emma Jean Cox received a watch for being the high salesman. Although we realize with much sadness that our high school career must end, we are anxious to begin our college career. Thus ends the history of the Senior Class of 1956. Whot happened, Diana? ENIORS Thomas Bruce Smith Charles Harold Tyner Hubert Ralph Stevens Dexter Coleman Vaughan Betty Jean Stcwort Miriom Lafayc Warren Dorothy Fostine Tedder Margie Jeanette Watkins Sybil Ann Thomas Margaret Virginia Wotkins 26 Luke Allen Watson Paula Williams Eleanor White Ronald Lidc Windham Janice Marie Whittle Larry Edward Wilkes Sandra Lane Windham Earl Hilton Wint Charles Rodney Williams IN MEMORY OF a n %{ a I jj b c % t a n Class of 1956 May 7, 1936 June 3, 1952 Sybil Thomas Margaret Bryan Diana Oates Dan Coker Beth McNair Mary Jordan Newton Shirley Segars Billy Hawkins Elizabeth Rolfe Bill Blakeney Cecilia Sims Carolyn Cobb Kathryn Newsome 1. Our Junior High Cheerleaders 2. Where did he get all of his patience? 3. They add much to our activities. 4. The library is a popular place. 5. Mr. Crawford shows how it's done. 6. Moments of leisure. 7. Just four more years, Linda. 8. It must be recess. 9. Emerson displays his talent. 10. Something must be extremely interesting 29 Williams Little Lunn Packer OFFICERS Carolyn Lunn___________________________President George Little---------------------Vice-President Katherine Williams_____________________Secretary Frances Packer_________________________Treasurer Mrs. Herbert Hanna_______________________Sponsor JUNIORS Garn Capps Betty Jo Elmore Ansel Hughes Dorothy Caston Ann Ross Fields Deanna Hughey Emily Chapmon Jeanette Gainey Ronnie James Griffith Chapman Sybil Garland Roy James Milton Caston Eileen Flynn Donald Ingram Curtis Chapman Billy Frazier Charles Jacobs Becky Clanton Betty Jo Goodman Billy Johnson Louise Alexander Ruth Blackmon Claudia Brown .Jerry Anderson James Blackwell Louise Brown Jeanette Atkinson Delores Bochette Anno Mae Byrd Tony Atkinson Billy Boyd Jerry Byrd McLeod Bonks, Jr. Edward Bradshaw Norma Jo Byrd James Boss Mildred Bradshaw Paul Byrd Michael Best Edith Britt Richard CniitioII Walter Copeland Deonnc Goodson Carolyn Johnson Mickey Crcoch Geralcne Goodson Helen J. Johnson Freddie Dean Ann Graham Jimmy Johnson Peggy Dennis Nancy Grantham Johnnie Lou Johnson Marylic Dority Yvonne Griggs Etto Mae Jones James Douglas Carolyn Harrell Ennis Jordan Marjorie Edwards Dick Harvin Joan Jordon 31 Miriam Jordan Malcolm McTeer Margaret Perdue Tommy Jordan Wanda Manship Glenda Player Buddy Kca Al Mixon Terrell Player Delores Kelley Doris Morrell Eunice Privcttc Ann King Janice King Kay King Shirley Morris James Morrison Sandy Morrison Charles Redden J. C. Rhodes Pamela Shirley Jack Talbert Jone Tyner Iris Windham v. m pp1 III --I «. Rosa Taylor Janice Vincent W. F. Woods Sally Thomas Pat Watkins Jerry Zeiglcr Delores Turner John Winburn JUNIORS 32 Jerry Langston Carolyn Lunn Nolia Ann Lunn Joe McCollough Ann McForlond Jo Ann Mclnvaille Jackie McLendon Annie Ruth Myers Horvey Newton Elizabeth Orr Soroh Outlow Fronces Packer C. F. Porker Doris Porncll J. C. Shoemoke Brunson Shumakc Potricio Ann Smith Ellen Sue Sparrow Gloria Stewort Mariola Stewort Sylvia Stogner 33 ■1 Lipscomb McNoir Hayes Hodge Jeannette Hodge Flora McNair_________ Beth Hayes---------- Billy Lipscomb-...... Mrs. Walker Anderson President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer -------Sponsor First Row, left to right: Beverly Adorns, Jconctte Adams, Saundro Adams, Mike Alford, Eloine Anderson, Brenda Atkinson, Heyward Atkinson, Shelby Jean Avant, Diane Banks, Josephine Bar-field. Second Row, left to right: Patricia Bass, Phil Baynes, Stephen Best, Archie Biggs, Glen Bighorn, Billy Blockmon, Carlton Bland, Irene Boon, Ronnie Bochette, Daphine Boswell. Third Row, left to right: Leon Brown, Willie Mae Brown, DeLette Bullard, Philip Byrd, Jon Cad-dell, Elsie Chapman, Jimmy Chcpmon, Bobby Coker, Bill Crouch, Curtis Crowley. Fourth Row, left to right: Murray Dolrymple, Pinckney Dennis, Peggy Ann Dudley, Ann Elizabeth Easterling, Linda Eddins, Roxie Elliot, Colburn Flowers, Zeda Forte, Bobby Freeman, Nancy Frye. Fifth Row, left to right: Patty Furr, Clarence Gainey, James Gainey, Richard Gainey, Ronald Gainey, Bunnie Golloway, Sandro Gandy, Hattie Gardner, Ronald Gardner, D. G. Gotland. 34 First Row, left to right: Hope Gettys, Sammy Gibson, Soroh Gibson, Hortwell Goodson, Mory Grantham, Soro Jo Grantham, Chorles Griggs, Nina Griggs, Peggy Ann Griggs, Robert Griggs, Wilson Griggs, Byers Guest, Pete Horris, Beth Hayes. Second Row, left to right: Joyce Hawkins, Eddie Hearon, Betty Henderson, James Hicks, Jeanette Hodge, Kyleton Hodge, Ronald Holland, Bobby Hood, Jackie Hough, Jimmy Howie, Lyndol Howie, Lorena Hulsey, Byron Huggins, Rebecca Huggins. 35 SOPHOMORES 36 First Row, left to right: Durwood Jackson, Shirley Jernigon, Darius Johnson, Georgia Johnson, Jockie Johnson, Martha Jean Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Kathryn Jones, Carolyn Jordan, Scott Jordon, Alsie Kelly, Beth Kelly, Billy Kelly, Glenn Kelly. Second Row, left to right: Kathryn Kelly, Marilyn Kiefer, Alva King, Betty Jeon King, Emma Jo King, Lyn King, Billy Kirven, Kathryn Kirven, Dionne Kittrell, Ronnie Lambert, Christo Ann Langston, Johnny Lawhon, Brenda Lowing, Jean Ledbetter. Third Row, left to right: Billy Lipscomb, Brenda Lunn, Helen Lyles, Martha Jo McCaw, Carol McDonald, Roy McFarland, Anno McLeod, Flora McNair, Bobby Martin, Harry Mathis, Georgia Medlin, Ann Miller, Lindo Miller, Potricia Mims. Fourth Row, left to right: Julion Moore, Richard Moore, Warren Morrell, Betty Jo Morrison, Steve Morrison, Jimmy Munn, Gene Neely, Alvin Newsome, Barry Newton, Joyce Northcutt, Ethe-lene O'Neal, Kaye Ott, Joyce Outlaw, Mourice Parrott. Fifth Row, left to right: Bobby Pate, Johnny Pearce, Kaye Pennington, Jeonette Pierce, Wayne Pigg, Judy Poison, Lillian Poole, George Powell, Norma Powell, Brenda Register, Woyne Rivers, Sylvia Rhodes, Betty Robertson, Jackie Smith. Sixth Row, left to right: Tommy Russ, Jackie Smothers, Anne Sowell, Kaye Sparrow, Modelyn Sparrow, Evelyn Spires, Barrett Stewort, Lois Stewart, Joe Taylor, Woyne Thomas, Corolyn Tiller, John Timmerman, Tommy Timmons, Margie Timmons. Seventh Row, left to right: Brenda Trader, Mar-goret Turnage, Lucy Tyner, Shirley Ann Tyner, Shirley Valentine, Sammy Wollace, Joyce Walters, Potricia Walters, Vivian Walters, Elbert Warren, Jimmy Warren, Joyce Warren, Vernon Watford, Abbie Watkins. Eighth Row, left to right: W. M. Watkins, Bobbie Lucile Wilkes, Bruce Williams, Christine Williams, Joe Williams, Koye Willioms, Mildred Williamson, Venoy Williamson, Roy Winbum, Betty Windham, Foye Windham, Ernest Woodham, Mary Alice Wyckoff, Martha Lee Wyckoff. 37 OFFICERS Jo Ann Parker President Delores Andrews— Vice-President Budgy Wilhelm Secretory Hal Littleton ___ Treasurer Mrs. Ernest Galloway— Sponsor Littleton Parker Andrews Wilhelm . FRESHMEN First Row, left to right: Jonice Adorns, Betty Allen, Brendo Jeon Allen, Mildred Anderson, Delores Andrews, Barboro Atkinson, Beasley Atkinson, Jimmy Ballard, Carolyn Barfield Second Row, left to right: Woody Barfield, Woyne Barnhardt, Billy Beasley, Press Beotrie, Ann Bell, Zclma Ann Bell, Gerald Braddock, Rosolind Bradshaw, Willis Britt Third Row, left to right: Barbara Brock. Billy Brown Bobby Brown, Joyce Brown, Jimmy Bryant, Harvey Burkett, Alton Byrd, Emerson Byrd, Ray Byrd. Fourth Row, left to right: Milton Byrd, Woyne Byrd, Shirley Chandler, Cathy Chapman, LoRuc Chapman, Joe Chapmon, Eugene Clanton, Tommy Copeland, Durwood Cribb. 38 First Row, left to right: Carroll Davis, John Dovis, Mary Esther Denny, Heyward Dixon, Ronald Doss, Charles Easterling, Sue Elliott, Margaret Flowers, Chop Freeman. Second Row, left to right: Mary Lou Funderburk, Frances Gainey, Jeonette Gainey, Margie Gai-n v, Sandra Galloway, Robert Gardner, Wilson Gardner, Jim Garland, Priscilla Harris. Third Row, left to right: Fleming Ghoens, Wallace Gibson, Gloria Grant, Bobby Joe Grantham, Jimmy Gregory, Billy Griggs, Bobby Griggs, Carl Griggs, Betty Jean Hall. Fourth Row, left to right: Carolyn Hall, Nick Hall, Carolyn Harding, Helen Harrell, Mary Anne Harrell, Brian Hawthornway, Billy Hopkins, Levern Hopkins, Otis Hough. Fifth Row, left to right: Bonnie Howell, Dovid Howell, Patsy Howie, L. B Howie, Anne Huggins, Donald Huggins, Tommy Huggins, Roymond Hughey, Sidney Hunt. Sixth Row, left to right: Wilson Hunt, Paul Hunter, Zeda Ingram, Betty Jo Johnson Bill Johnson, David Johnson, Elsie Johnson, Frida Johnson, Larry Johnson. Seventh Row, left to right: Mildred Johnson, Noel Johnson, Carl Jones, Kenneth Jones, Wanda Jones, Gloria Jordan, Jean Jordan, Immie Jay Kelly, Rosa Mae Kelly. 39 FRESHMEN--------------------------------- First Row, left to right: Tom Kelly, Craig King, Lindo King, RobBrta Kirven, Marvin Kittrell, Sonny Langston, Edith Leonard, Mary Lewis, Hal Littleton. Second Row, left to right: Carolyn Lovelace, Joy Lunn, Dorothy Marshall, Robert Morshall, Billy McDonald, Bobby McFarland, Mike McGee, Betty McLean, Edward McLendon. Third Row, left to right: Jock Mixon, Goode Mobley, Betty Moody, Royace Moody, Willie Moody, Alice Fay Moore, Jimmy Moore, Gail Morrison, Martha Morrison. Fourth Row, left to right: Daphine Murray, Patsy Nesbitt, G. B. Newsome, Buddy Nicholson, Phillip Odom, Alfred O'Neal, George O'Neal, Iris O'Neal, Lois O'Neal. Fifth Row, left to right: Jimmy Ousley, Jo Ann Parker, Peggy Porker, Ada Parnell, Yvonne Parnell, Barbara Ann Player, Brenda Poole, Michaele Powell, Wiley Rhodes. 40 First Row, left to right: Ray Richey, Brendo Rivers, Lorraine Rivers, Arthur Rogers, Buddy Rodgers, Linda Russell, Bobby Selph, Donald Shirley, Leon Shumate. Second Row, left to right: Thomas Shumate, Betty Carol Smith, Imogene Smith, Jean Smith, Jodene Smith, Suzanne Smith, Connie Souza, James Spence, Billy Stanley. Third Row, left to right: Hilton Steen, Judy Stogner, Ernest Stokes, Mary Talbert, Jo Ellen Taylor, Morion Taylor, Timmy Timmerman. Lorroin Tolson, Roymond Tyner. Fourth Row, left to right: Virginia Tyner, Tommy Wallace, William Wonnamoker, Patricia Wase, Barbara Watford, J. D. Watkins, Gene Watson, John G. Watson, Reed Whaley. Fifth Row, left to right: Martha White, Budgy Wilhelm, Elizabeth Williams, Jimmy Winburn, Raeford Windburn, Dorothy Windham, Jeanette Windham, Christy Wood, Roy Ziegler. Wilhelm Smith McElveen Driggers OFFICERS Linda Driggers._____________ Tommy McElveen______________ Mary Wilhelm Wilson Smith________________ Mrs. Robert Bass_____________ ______President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer _______Sponsor EIGHTH GRADE Fun after the game Do you think they'll make it? HOME ROOM First Row, left to right: Mox Jones, Jimmy Rogers, Delene Ingram, Minnie Ola Gardner, Pamela Dial, Carolyn Galloway, Marie Eloine Broddock, Helen Huggins, Koy Stewart. Second Row, left to right: Frankie Odom, Belvio McForlond, Elizabeth King, Sandra R. Kirkley, Patricia Weatherford, Nora Lee Monship, Joyce Askins, Hozel Griggs. Third Row, left to right: Lorry Lari King Ken Goiney, Priscillo Johnson, Moxine Dionne Gondy, Purvis Griggs, Jackie Hoffman, Lorraine Boon, Dorothy Gilbert, Susie tve yn Hall, Mr. N. C. Curtis. 42 HOME ROOM First Row, left to right: Naomi Kelley, Betty Lou Moore, Brendo Moore, Brenda Rhodes, Jane King, Romo Gainey, Betty Gomey, Diane Stewart Anne Tille' Second Row, left to right: Archie Boon, Pot Lucos, Nancy Hendrix, Peorlme Williams, Mane Norwood J. B. Tiller Eunice Gainey, Jone Byrd, Mattie Nelle Atkinson, Joe Crowley. Third Row, left to right: Charles Granger Peggie Johnson, Virginia Ployer, Cathleen Stricklond, Marilyn Newsome, Donna Hughey, Diane Morrell, Edith Spence, Renn Hunter, Mrs. Edith E. Chapman. . HOME ROOM First Row, left to right: Jack Tyner, Billy Griggs, David Shoemoke, Jimmy Powell, Allen Collins, Phil Anderson, Jimmy Harrell. Second Row, left to right: Von Casey, Billy Griggs, Dovid Bradshow, Curtis Wilkes, Frank Newsome, Shelton Kelly, Corroll Stokes, Perry Outlaw. Third Row, left to right: Johnny Campbell, Lois Marie Haire, Lucille Johnson, Sylvia Griggs, Russell Watson, James Perkins, Joseph Williams Fourth Row, left to right: Tommy Bedenbaugh, Henry Dolrymple, James Robbins, Jerry Howard, Bobby Jones, Jimmy Griffin, Carl Newsome, George Horne. 43 HOME ROOM First Row, left to right: Levcrn Stratton, Moude Blackwell, Mary Alice Jones, Burney Bristow, Carolyn Tyner, Janice Goiney, Annette Hall, Jeff Tiuesdolc, Dick Newton. Second Row, left to right: Freddie Morrison, Georgio Mae Marshall, Louella Byrd, Delores Windham, Sue Gainey, Potricia Ann Johnson, Patricia Ann Jones, Billy Bryant, Jackie Campbell. Third Row, left to right: H J Winburn, Tommy McElveen, Levern Hopkins, Richard Dixon, Dovid Goiney, Dewey O'Neal, Leon Ballard, Ted Chapman, L. C Tyner, William Howell, Mr. Tom Hendrix. HOME ROOM First Row, left to right: Billy Thompson, James Goiney, Richard Bonks, Peggy Jo Poison, Gloria Lloyd, William Hayden, Ronnie Flowers, Alva Johnson. Second Row, left to right: Borbora Ann Johnson, Olivia Johnson, Patricia Flowers, Trilby Jeon Johnson, Bobbie Raye Watkins, Shelby Jean Johnson, Curtis Howie, Cloudc Byrd, Joyce Dixon. Third Row, left to right: Miss Martha Hick-lin, Johnnie Mae Williamson, Georgia Raye King, Kaye Johnson, Kathryn Crowley, Edith Ann Gainey, Donella Vann, Gladys Horne. HOME ROOM First Row, left to right: Ronnie Holley, Ray Sparrow, Phyllis Leonard, Barbara Goodson, Shirley Porker, Mary Wilhelm, Joseph Johnson, Kenneth Scott, Johnny Davis Second Row, left to right: Joyce Holley, Corolyn Sligh, Borbora Lundy, Annie Sue Watkins, Mory Fields, Judith Brewer, R. B. Johnson, Tommy Young Third Row, left to right: Millie Johnston, Brenda Woldron, Margaret Joyce Layton, Sylvia Mclnville, Betty Teal, Joyce Griggs, Jimmy Carter, Bill Howie. Fourth Row, left to right: Mr. Richard E. Bailey, Judy Newsome, Judy Ann Thompson, Rebecca Sparrow, Linda Driggers, Ricky Lambert, Don Wint. HOME ROOM First Row, left to right: Paul O'Neal, Bobby Johnston, Cecil Tyner, James McDaniel, Jerry Gainey, Juanita Gainey, Jacqueline Johnson, Jeorldine Gainey, Patricia Register, Rhea Lovelace. Second Row, left to right: Belva Howie, Barbara Ann Rogers, Sylvia Moore, Sheila Glenn, Betty Wollace, Betty Morrell, Ruth Kelley, Stella Price, Meg Andrews, Trellise Wilkes. Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Corolla Stuckey, Tommy Easterling, Danny Askins, David Truett, Chorles Perry, Dovid Hodge, Ray Winburn, Jerry Watson, Jerry Sumner. HOME ROOM First Row, left to right: Betty Harrell, Lou Agnes Anderson, Mary Ann King, Marilyn Hewitt, Mary Kelly, Dickie Fields, Borbaro Haynes, Jack Smith, Betty Jean Helms Second Row, left to right: Carolyn Gainey, Thomas Kelly, Jean Newsome, Melanie Beosley, Janet Johnson, Jerald Tiller, Dorothy Gainey, Agnes Dixon, Mildred King. Third Row, left to right: Wilson Smith, Alva Jeon Oliver, Frances Outlaw, Cecil O'Neal, Elise Perdue, Patricia Garland, Chandler Peel, Mauise Stricklond, Mildred Gainey, Manning Privette. Fourth Row: Mrs. Hyldo Bass. HOME ROOM First Row, left to right: Myro Simpson, Gorry King, Sharon Mims, Joan Searcy, Mary Elmore, Beth McKorrell, Rochel Adorns, Johanna Haun, Randy Pearce. Second Row, left to right: Sore Bennett, Ann Coker, Marian Brown, Harriett Rogers, Judy Sherron, Celeste Hawkins, Brenda Murph, Mildred Grantham, Barbara Funderburke, Blanding Clarkson. Third Row, left to right: Woody Morgon, Mrs. R. G Eidson, Nancy Hafner, Cecelia Coker, Jimmy Goodson, Wilhoit Carter, Bob Shirley, Curtis Blackmon, Nick Rogers, Tim Anthony, Bob Clawson. HOME ROOM First Row, left to right: Joe Jordan, Williom Kelchner, Donell Hendrix, Cecil Grooms, J. C. Hodge, Brockie Hopkins, Billy Shirrell, William Timmons. Second Row, left to right: Billy Stewart, Poul Tool, Phyllis King, Carolyn Revel, Annie Roy Jones, Crag Yarborough, Lou Doris Steen. Third Row, left to right: Mr. C. W. Hammonds, Richard Johnson, Jack Altman, Darrell Futrell, Johnny Holland, Bobby O'Neol, Billy Norton. First Row, left to right: Reggie Mohn, Dick Brown, Mitchell Parker, Peggy O'Neal, Daphney Edwards, Gene Powers, Jack Dixon, Lawrence Sanderson Second Row, left to right: Mary Ruth Hinson, Jimmy Worrcn, Alvin King, Delores Wint, Kay Hommonds, Jack Hopkins, Ann Barry. Third Row, left to right: Ada Sparrow, Marty Driggers, Maria Gandy, Diana Shirley, Sara Perkins, Kaye Porker, Gwendolyn Rodgers, Mrs. Jewell Tindoll, Teacher. Fourth Row, left to right: Philip Hurley, Buddy Parnell. Fifth Row, left to right: Larry Thompson, Poul Howie, Frances Mathis, David Hill, Nancy Pitts, Perry Bryant. First Row, left to right: Ralph O'Neal, Dennis Wynn, Wayne Stratton, Phyllis Chondler, Ernestine Gollowoy, Cecelia Lunn, Mitchell Odom, Martin Davis, Evline Howard Second Row, left to right: Betty Thigpen, Nancy Gainey, Brennen Johnston, Beverly Sligh, Myrtle Wolloce, Linda Nesbitt, Miriam Tolbert, Frances Chandler. Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Alice Thomas, Teacher; Johnny Mitchell, Rex Capps, Horold Edwards, Henry Hawkins, Boyd Darnell, Johnny Wallace. Fourth Row, left to right: Bobby Roines, Frank Tyner, James Sporrow, Carol Amerson, Tommy Bryant Fifth Row, left to right: Kenny Bradshaw, Robby Keo, Bucky Dudley, John Griffiths, Mendel Smith. First Row, left to right: George Taylor, Karen Kuehner, Jimmy Dority, Corolyn Warren, Carolyn Mims, Jim Shelley, Maurice Stokes, Woody Goodson Second Row, left to right: Claudia Sanders, Miriam Strickland, Linda Gardner, Anne Large, Gwendolyn Guest, Roy Tolbert, Jr., Lonnie Shaw, Jonnie Shaw, Judson Hawkins. Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Mary Gandy, Teacher; Diane Matuse, Loretta Smothers, Edward Shumake, Mary Elizabeth Stewart, Gus Dixon, Mclver Griggs. Fourth Row, left to right: Jeraldean Warren, Jewel Winburn, Lerome Hutchinson, Alton Lynch, Billy Huggins, Walter Britt, James Blackmon. SEVENTH GRADE_________________________________________ 46 1. Preparing our Thanksgiving meal 2. Hunting season opened today! 3. We just had to have a new bus. 4. Recognition of the football team in assembly. 5. Hours of work we'll never forget. 6. Caught by surprise. 7. Where are the boys, girls? 8. Our new Junior High principal. 9. They're off again! 10. What's Diana up to now? 47 Hartsville recovers! Relaxation during half-time 48 � THE 1955 19-6. Moving over to Bennettsville, Hortsville was defeated in a thriller, 18-13. The game ended with the Foxes on the Bennettsville five yord line and threatening to score the winning touchdown. The Lancaster team, with one of the biggest lines in the state, defeated the local boys 39-7 in a one-sided bottle. In the Camden gome, the Red Foxes put on the pressure in the third quorter to moke it a tie game, 12-12. On successive Fridoy nights, Hortsville met defeat at Sumter 38-6, and Saluda, 25-6. Agoinst Cheraw, the Foxes rong up their only victory of the season by a 7-0 score. In the Homecoming game, Hortsville was trounced 39-7 by a much improved Bish-opville eleven. The 1955 version of the Red Foxes wos one that most Red Fox supporters would rather forget. Before the season begon, optimism wos running high, os many thought Hortsville would have one of its most successful campaigns in recent years. However, a look at the record will reveal that it could have been improved. Ploying many of the stronger teams in the stote, the team won only one of twelve contests, losing nine and tying two. In the seoson opener, Timmonsville edged out the Foxes, 13-12. After gaining a 13-13 tie with Mullins, the Hortsville lads were beoten by a strong Lexington team 46-0. Agoinst Bishop England they led at half time but were finolly beoten 50 .LTla viA ■ '1 j ! I J s ■ FOXES Ploying their old troditionol rivols, the Darlington Blue Devils, the Red Foxes weren't oble to hold their own and were beaten 27-0 This marked the first time that any boy on the Hartsville squad hod ever tasted defeat at the hands of a Darlington team. So the year ended. However, there was one bright spot in the Hartsville picture, that being the fine all-round play displayed by J. W. Gainey ot his guard position. Besides receiving the Red Fox Blocking Trophy, J. W. was voted Most Valuable by his teammates and was selected to represent Hartsville in the annual Pee Dee Tobacco Bowl gome. First Row, left to right: Bobby Coker, Pinckney Dennis, Bobby Pate, Joe Jacobs, Jock Altman, Arthur Johnson, Woody Barfield, Deoni Edwords, Mr. J. W. Harrison, Cooch Second Row, left to right: Mr. Tom Hendrix, Assistant Coach; Heyward Hawkins, Ronnie Bochette, John Wayne Shirley, Larry Wilkes, Ronold Windham, J. W. Gainey, Bill Blakeney, Joe Williams Third Row, left to right: Wilson Griggs, James Doug-los, Griffith Chapman, Frank Hodge, Edword Goiney, Ervin Alexander, Maurice Parrott, Jerry Zeigler, Darius Johnson, Steve Morrison, Billy Lipscomb, Alvin Newsome. 51 feysrtd flkaAp- Left to right: Glenda Player, Beth McNair, Head Cheerleader; Dorothy Tedder, Louise Brown, Margoret Bryan, Beth Hayes. Beth and Boe pepping up things' Relaxation! HHS CHEERLEADERS 54 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND KING 01 n r o t tj v ® t h t x Q u e e n r it c r nt i t It t I I I 7 HOMECOMING SPONSORS First Row, left to right: Barbara Redick, Deonne Goodson, Sarah Wicker, Hope Gettys, Rosa Taylor, Kothryn Newsome. Second Row, left to right: Beth Shelley, Carole Roe Lane. Ann Graham, Lofoye Worren, Dorothy Tedder, Willie Mae Brown. 55 First Row, left to right: Tommy Huggins, Manager; Stephen Best, Woyne Pigg, Michoel Best, Jerry Zeigler, Johnny Pearce, Jerry Langston, Manager. Second Row, left to right: Jan Caddell, Ronnie Bochette, Heyward Hawkins, Randy Yarborough, Billy Johnson, Billy Bedenbaugh, Maurice Parrott, Eugene Brand, Robert Griggs, Mr. Tom Hendrix, Coach. 1956 BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM At the beginning of the 1955 season. Coach Tom Hendrix was foced with the task of rebuilding his team, os the first seven members of lost year's squad hod graduated. Four returning lettermen; Billy Bedenbaugh, Heyword Hawkins, Billy Johnson, and Ronnie Bochette; formed the nucleus of the team. They were aided by the addition of two senior boys. Eugene Brand and Billy Gainey. As the rugged nineteen gome campaign got under way, the Foxes showed themselves to be a gome group. Although hampered by inexperience and lack of height, they made up these deficiencies with adequote floor work ond a strong desire to win. Eugene goes in for a layup but misses. TH E SEASON 's RE SULTS Hortsville 43 Mullins 42 Hartsville 47 Bennettsville - 59 Hortsville 20_- Camden Academy -45 Hartsville 69 Chesterfield 48 Hartsville 42 Lamar - - 38 Hartsville 54 Conway 74 Hortsville 52 Cheraw 33 Hartsville 49 .. Chesterfield 53 Hartsville 46 Conway 57 Hartsville 38 Bennettsville 48 Hartsville 34 Cheraw 23 Hartsville 54 Bishopville 51 Hartsville 53 Camden Academy 86 Hartsville 31 Camden --58 Hartsville 58_ Lamar 44 Hartsville 56 Darlington 51 Hartsville's? or Mullins ? Suspense is terrific! First Row, left to right: Carole Roe Lane, Manoger; Sylvia Stogner, Peggy Johnson, Johnnie Lou Johnson, Delene Ingram, Betty •ckland, Zeda Ingrom, Jeanette Hodge, Manager. Second Row, left to right: Miss Jean Evans, Coach; Linda Eddins Dorothy Williamson, Betty McLean, Iris Windham, Lafoye Warren, Mortha Jo McCow, Glenda Player, Louise Brown Paula Williams Jackie Johnson. 1956 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM The 1955-56 seoson proved to be o very successful one for the Fbxettes. Under their new coach. Miss Jeon Evans, the Foxettes got off to a slow start; but, as the season progressed, they showed considerable improvement in boll handling ond in working as a team. The outlook for next year is even brighter because only one member of the starting six is a senior. In ail their games, the girls showed plenty of spirit and upheld the good sportsmanship taught them by their coach. As the Retrospect goes to press, the Foxettes hove posted a 6-8 record, including wins over two of their district rivals. The team is in the huddle. THE SEASON'S RESULTS Hartsville 27 Mullins - 43 Hartsville 24 . Lamar -- 56 Hartsville 31 Cheraw 39 Hartsville 20 Conway 26 Hartsville 32 Lamar _ . 51 Hartsville 54 Bennettsville 52 Hartsville 31 Chesterfield 35 Paulo eyes the basket before her shot. Hartsville 52 Conway .. .34 Hartsville 42 Chesterfield 40 Hartsville 48 Bennettsville 41 Hartsville 53_ Bishopville 36 Hartsville 23 Camden 48 Hartsville 48 __ Darlington 36 Zeda dribbles past her opponents. £ 1 955 TENNIS The boys' tennis team completed its most successful season last year. Compiling a 6-4 record, it defeated Columbia, Darlington, and Camden twice, while losing twice to Sumter and Florence. Also, several members of the team made impressive showings in the State High School Tournament held in Columbia. With oil but two members returning from lost year's squad, the 1956 season should be an even more successful one. Jack McDonald first man Members: Tommy Morrison, Jock Tolbert, Charles Hucks, Dexter Voughan, Billy Driggers, Don Coker, Jock McDonald, Billy Blackwell, Sandy Morrison, John Timmerman, Billv Miller. The girls' tennis team, playing teams from Dreher, Florence, and Darlington, completed its season with a 1-4-1 record. However, all the members are returning, and the team is hoping to improve its record for the 1956 season Poula Williams, top girl on the team, went to the semi-finals of the State High School Tournament last year before being eliminated. Members: Paula Williams, Claire Langston, Jane Byrd, Sondro Windham, Patsy Gainey, Iris Windham. The 1955 Red Fox boscboll team can be appropriately dubbed o come from behind squad. After coming from nine runs behind in the final innings to defeat Camden 10-9, the HHS lods captured the Class A District Five Championship in the single-game playoff with the Bulldogs. Following their narrow escape in heated district competition, Hortsville dropped the opening game of the Lower-State Playoffs to Georgetown. Then the Foxes captured two straight decisions from the Gotors ond also rolled over Dillon in two games to win the Lower-State Title. As they carried a 16 and 5 record into the best-two-out-of-three Warming up for the game series for the State Championship with Clinton, Coach Skimp Harrison's boys finally met their match. Clinton's Red Devils topped the Red Foxes in two consecutive games. However, the second game sow the HHS aggregation have the game-tying run on third base with two out and a three-two count on the batter in the lost half of the ninth inning, before the Devils eked out the victory. Larry James, with a 9-2 record, and J. W. Gainey, a .500 hitter, were on the Reverend E. P. Bell's All-State First Team. Team sparkplug, John Tyner, was on the second team and Eugene Brand received an honorable mention from the well-known sports enthusiast. Larry James captain First 3 left to right: Bobby Atkinson, Monager; Bobby Selph, Monoger. Second Row, left to right: Mr. J. W. Harrison. Coach; Heyward Hawkins, John Tyner, Larry Wilkes, Donald Ingrom, Billy Lipscomb, Walter Copeland, Bill Crouch. Third Row, left to right: Robert Griggs. Billy Bcdenbough, Carlisle Driggers, Jimmy Blackwell, Bobby Pate, Howard Gainey, Eugene Brand, Colburn Flowers. Fourth Row, left to right: J. W. Gainey, Pinckney Dennis, Larry James, Darius Johnson, Lenell Gilbert, Jimmy Mullis, Joe Williams, Ralph S.-vur -- «- —• Coker College Glee Club presenting Christmas concert Juniors rehearsing play 62 STT3 V The Student Council is composed of representatives from each of the home rooms in the school. These members are elected by the groups which they represent. The president of the Student General Association is chairman of the Student Council. This year the Council has divided into a Junior and Senior Council, but the two groups work together on all school projects. The purposes of the Student Council are to direct the general policies of the Student General Association; to make, with the approval of the Faculty Advisory Committee, such laws as may seem expedient; to authorize and charter new organizations in school, and to appoint certain student committees. It is the students' legislative body of the Hartsville High School; it serves as a means of approach by the students to the faculty; and acts as a service club for the entire school. MARGARET BRYAN President Under Our Student Democracy Is At Council Work J. W. GAINEY Vice-President DEANNE GOODSON Secretary RALPH STEVENS Treasurer 64 Striving for Leadership of Tomorrow Counseling for High Ideals First Row, left to right: Carolyn Lunn, Mildred Williamson, Frank Hodge, Kathryn Newsome, Dorothy Tedder, Rolph Stevens, J. W. Gainey, Deanne Goodson, Marylie Doritv, Margaret Bryan. Second Row, left to right: Carolyn Tiller, Jeanette Hodge, Jimmy Chapman, James Gainey, Kaye Pennington, Betty Jo Goodman, Jerry Friedner, Durwood Jackson, Bill Crouch, Ennis Jordan, Jack Talbert. 65 National Honor Society The Notionol Honor Society, founded in 1927 by its present sponsor, hos the longest history of any club in the Hartsville High School. It also has the honor of being the first chapter of the Notional Honor Society to be organized in a South Carolina High School. Our chapter has engaged in many worthy benefits, the most notable of which is the operation of the Green Counter (stationery and supply center) and the publication of Hartsville High Ways—our handbook of information about the school. Our individual members are engaged in all extra curricular activities which the school offers and in most instances hold leading offices in them. OFFICERS Paula Williams_________________________President Beth McNair_______________________Vice-President Cecilia Sims Secretary-Treasurer Miss Helen Baker and Miss Katherine Lee Sponsors HONOR SOCIETY ... Leaders in Scholarship, First Row, left to right: Margaret Bryan, Claire Langston, Mary Jordan N-wton. Beth McNair. Second Row, left to right: Dorothy Tedder. Bill Bloke-ney, Jon.cc Whittle. Billy Blockwell. Cecilia Sams. Delmos Allen. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED. Potsy Gainey. Paulo Williams NATIONAL m HONOR SOCIETY 66 National Junior Honor Society The Hortsville Chapter of the National Honor Society took the lead in forming the South Corolino Federation of Notional Honor Society Chapters ond wrote its first constitution. Twice we have held the presidency of the state organization and twice we have been hosts ot the state convention. Our chapter has been active in helping organize new chapters of the National Honor Society, not only in South Carolina schools, but in schools of several other states as well. Our association with over 5000 active chopters of the National Honor Society located in the United States and in our territories has been for us a happy and inspiring experience. The bond among us is our pledge to uphold the high purposes of our society, election to which is based on character, scholarship, leadership, and service. OFFICERS Durward Jackson____________________________________President Patty Furr____________________________________Vice-President Beth Hayes_________________________________________Secretary DcLette Bullard____________________________________Treasurer Miss Helen Baker and Miss Katherine Lee_____________Sponsors Character and Service First Row, left to right: Brenda Poole, Mary Esther Denny, Mary Talbert, Sue Elliott, Ann Bell, Martha Morrison, Beth Shelly, Betty Jean Robertson, Beth Hayes Floro McNair, Jo Ann Parker Linda Russell, Michaele Powell Second Row, left to right: Zelma Ann Bell, Nancy Little, Christy Wood. Suzanne Smith, Iris O'Neal, Gloria Grant, DeLette Bullard, Patty Furr, Hope Gettys, Jean Ledpetter, Nancy Johnson, Madelyn Sparrow, Norma Powell Saundra Adams. Third Row, left to right: Billy Lipscomb Ronnie Lambert, Durwood Jackson, Gene Neely, Hortwell Goodson, John Timmerman, Bill Crouch, Timmy Timmerman, Hal Littleton, Jomcs Hicks, Emerson Byrd. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Kaye Pennington, Jo Ellen Toylor, Barry Newton, Chorles Griggs. 67 Romani Nobiles The 18 groduote students ond 90 octive members of Hartsville High's Latin classes have organized the Latin Club. Because of their interest in Lotin, the 1 8 graduate members and the 90 active members of Hartsville High Lotin classes have organized their club. The purpose of the group is to increose further their interest in the study of the Lotin language and its literature. George Little------ Billy Frazier______ Katherine Williams Sara Wicker________ Jack Talbert_______ Miss Helen Baker ___...President Vice-President ____Secretary ____ Treasurer Doorkeeper _______Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS VIVAT HAEC First Row, left to right: Linda Eddins. Roso Taylor, Jo Ann Mclnvaille, Ellen Sue Sparrow, Dcannc Goodson, Sara Wicker, Kaye Pennington, Jac Talbert, Michael Best, Harvey Newton. Second Row, left to right: Soundra Adams, Betty Windhom, Becky Clanton, Hope Geftys, Beth Shelley Bet y Robertson, Louise Brown, Lucy Tyner, Beth Hoycs, Zedo Forte, Katherine Williams, Glenda Player Third Row, left to right: Scott Jordan Roxic I jolt, Norma Powell, Modelyn Sparrow, Marylie Dority, Kaye Williams, Nancy Johnson, DeLette Bullard, Jean Ledbetter, Potty Furr, ? or° McNair Jo Goodman, Jo Elmore, George Little, James Hicks. Fourth Row, left to right: Steve Best, Marilyn Kiefer, Bobby Pate, Jan Caddell, Bill Crouch, Uur-ward Jackson, Murry Dalrymple, Bobby Coker, Billy Lipscomb, Charles Griggs, Al Mixson. Fifth Row, left to right: Gene Neely, Steve Morrison, Ronny Lambert, John Timmerman, Pinckney Dennis, Malcolm McTeer, Billy Frazier, Hartwell Goodson, Joe Taylor, Mike Alford, Eddie Hcoron, Joe Williams, Walter Copclond, Garn Capps. 68 Romani Nobiles GAUDEAMUS IGITUR Goudeomus igitur, luvenes dum sumus; Post iucundom iuventutem. Post molestom senectutem Nos habebit humus. (Repeat) Vivat Acodemio! Vivont Professores! Vival membrum quodlibet, Vivont membra quaelibet Semper sint in florc! (Repeat) Vivat ct res publica Et qui illam regit! Vivat nostro civitas! Vivot haec sodolitas Quae nos hue col legit! (Repeot) Jan Caddell______ Billy Lipscomb Saundra Adams... Beth Hayes_______ Kaye Pennington, Miss Helen Baker -----President Vice-President _____Secretary -----Treasurer — Doorkeeper ------Sponsor SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS SODAUTAS! SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS: First Row, loft to right: Goil Morrison Judy Stogner, Imogene Smith, Soroh Gibson, Emerson Byrd, Mike McGee. Second Row, left to right: Zclma Ann Bell. Brenda Poole Suzanne Smith, Michaele Powell, Ann Bell, Eizabeth Williams, Sue Elliott Mortho Morrison Lmda Russell, Jo Ellen Taylor. Third Row, left to riqht: Morgorct Sanderson Mildred Anderson, Ray Richey, Iris Windham Christy Woods. Nancy Little Jo Ann Parker Mary lew s. Mary Esther Denny, Martha White Gloria Gront Fourth Row, left to right Marjorie Watson, Ronnie Bo-chefte, Corn Capps. Dov I Howell Biiy Hopkins Jimmy Ballard, Timmy Timmerman. Hal Littleton. Jimmy Ouslcy. Charles Easterling Press Bcottic. Fifth Row, left to right: Rosa nd Brodshaw, Kylcton Hodge, John Davis James Spence Maurice Parrott Woody Barf.eld, Buggy Wilhelm, Barry Newton, Reed Whaley 69 First Row, left to right: Margaret Bryan, Advertising Salesman, Subscription Salesman, Typist; Ann Chapman, Advertisement Salesman, Subscription Salesman, Photographic Editor; Diana Oates, Advertisement Salesman, Subscription Salesman; Corolyn Cobb, Advertisement Salesman, Subscription Salesmon; Rodney Williams, Advertisement Salesman, Subscription Salesman, Art Editor. Second Row, left to right: Jane Byrd, Typist; Billy Blackwell, Sports Editor; Delmas Allen, Club Editor; Eleanor White, Subscription Salesman, Cloire Longston, Subscription Salesmon. Third Row, left to right: Sybil Thomos, Advertisment Salesman; Kathryn New-some, Advertisement Salesman; Shirley Segars, Advertisement Salesmon; Joyce Hoyes, Subscription Solesman. Mtjt ni or i ca n Ol S jy i r an tS ar in Our Ji u OS Plagued with a limited budget, an infinity of minute details, hours of indecision, and people who were constantly trying to divulge the secrets of this book, we relaxed on Jonuory 15 (the day our annual went to press), hoping that we hove mode the 1956 Retrospect the best yeorbook in Hartsville High's history. The Retrospect was given a new look this year. We hove tried to give you a book that is different from ony thot hos ever been produced at Hartsville High. As you will note, a number of changes have been made, including the increose in size of the book. But throughout the entire book, we have tried to be true-to-life and present activities at Hartsville High as they reolly are. This is Hartsville High's annual—pictures of you and the activities in which you porticipoted, and we hope that you can look bock over it and relive The Best Year of Our Lives. 71 Walter Copeland.________________________________________Editor At Work! Janice Whittle________________________________Associate Editor Patsy Gainey-------------------------------Business Manager Mrs. T. H. Ulmer_______________________________________Sponsor DL Voice of tLVeJ Voxel THE NEWSREEL The voice of the school is the monthly paper. The Newsreel. The staff members are given on opportunity to advance It keeps the school informed on post and future events, pro- their Journalistic talents Membership includes South Carolina motes school spirit, and boosts morale. Scholastic Press Association, National Scholastic Press Associa- tion, and International Quill and Scroll. First Row, left to right: Marlene Collins, Christy Wood, John Timmerman, Jo Ellen Taylor, Suzanne Smith, Nancy Johnson, Janice Whittle, Walter Copeland, Elizabeth Rolfe Second Row, left to right: Betty Windham, Al Mixon, Billy Frazier, Rosa Taylor, Timmy Timmerman, Paula Williams, Sandra Windham, Patsy Gainey. 72 JUNIOR CIVITANS The purpose of our Junior Civiton Club is to cultivate social relotions and good fellowship, to cooperate in oil kinds of activities, to promote clcon living and good sportsmonship, to moke service o watchword, and to foster the ideols of senior clubs. The club is limited to twenty-five boys who must be in the sophomore, junior, or senior class. OFFICERS Ralph Stevens___________________ Joe Jacobs______________________ Boc Watson______________________ J. W. Gainey____________________ Mr. Tom Hendrix----------------- -----President Vice-President _____Secretory Treasurer _______Sponsor Stevens Jocobs Wotson Gainey Builders of Good Citizenship First Row, left to right: Jerry Anderson, Boe Watson, George Little, Jerry Longston, Joe Jacobs, Jon Coddell. Walter Copelond. Second Row, left to right: J. W Gainey, Jerry Friedner, John Wayne Shirley, Delmos Allen, Don Coker, Ralph Stevens, Billy Blackwell, Dick Horvin. 73 Future Teachers of America The Helen Baker Future Teachers of America Club, organized at our school in 1 953, is an integral part of the state and national associations. The purpose of the FTA Club is exploratory, prevocotional, and character-forming—to help students who desire to be Future Teachers learn facts about, and opportunities in, teaching in their locality, the state, and the notion; cultivate character quolities essential to a good teacher; study lives of great teachers; and develop student leadership. Under the FTA program it is possible to inspire young people of today to prepore themselves for the leadership they will exercise later as the teachers of tomorrow. Sondro Windham Kathryn Newsome.. Jonice Whittle_____ Edith Britt-------- Mrs. Edith Chapman .....President Vice-President _____Secretary _____Treasurer --------Sponsor Windham Whittle Britt Newsome ME??? A TEACHER??? First Row, left to right: Sandra Windham, Kathryn Newsome, Jonice Whittle, Edith Britt, Mary Jordan Newton Second Row, left to right: Marlene Collins, Dorothy Tedder, Elizabeth Rolfe, Nancy Grontham, Sally Thomas, Iris Windham, Jane Byrd. Third Row, left to right: Norma Jo Byrd, Eileen Flynn, Mary Joyce Griggs, Cecilia Sims, Patsy Gainey, Annie Ruth Myers, Deanna Hughey, Doris Morrell. 74 A) Mrs. Savage's teddy bear causes excitement. B A play we shall never forget! iC) Preparations for the big night! D The characters in Dear Ruth STUDENT DIRECTORS AND STAGE MANAGERS Left to right: Paulo Williams, Malcolm McTeer, Frances Packer, Jo Elmore, Wade Garlond, Linda Watson. The Dramotics Club is mode up of students interested in the artistic study ond the presentation of droma. The purpose of the organization is to promote interest in the theater, the development of acting talent, skill in scenery construction, the ort of make-up, and costuming through participation in superior productions. This club was officially organized December, 1955, by Miss Laura Mclnnes. GLEE CLUB MEMBERS: Mildred Anderson, Claudia Brown, Dorothy Caston, Emma Jean Cox, Ann Easterling, Hope Gettys, Deanne Goodson, Ann Graham, Sara Jo Grantham, Rebecca Huggins, Sylvia Jacobs, Betty Jo Johnson, Kathryn Jones, Wanda Jones, Miriam Jordan, Alsie Kelley, Lyn King, Brenda Lowing, Hellon Lyles, Jo Anne Mclnvaille, Kathryn Newsome, Ethelene O'Neal, Frances Packer, Glenda Player, Lillian Poole, Eunice Privette, Patricia Smith, Shirley Tyner, Sarah Wicker, Sera Bennett, Elaine Brad-dock, Marion Brown, Anne Coker, Cecelia Coker, Linda Driggers, Nancy Hofner, Johonno Houn, Betty Henderson, Marilyn Kiefer, Garry King, Sondra Kirkley, Jean Ledbetter, Sharon Mims, Judy Newsome, Koye Pennington, Jennie Player, Jennie Poole, Michaele Powell, Brenda Register, Ray Richey, Harriet Rogers, Myra Simpson, Corolyn Sligh, Jackie Smith, Judy Stogner, Mory Talbert Abbie Watkins, Patsy Weatherford, Martho White, Bobbie Wilkes, Elizobeth Williams, Mary Alice Wyckoff, Ruth Blackmon. Each Day Is Made Brighter by Song The 1955-56 chorus was one of the best choruses of recent years. Included in the events of the year were the Christmos program given in the school assembly and in Hartsville, the district and state festivals, ond a spring concert. Not only did the chorus learn to sing, but it also learned to appreciate music of all periods in all media. The members studied music from Renois sance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modern or Contemporary periods. MRS. PAT SMITH Director 76 Left to right: Betty Jo Goodman, Head Mojorette; Flora McNair; Zedo Forte; Kaye Pennington; Linda Russell; Lucy Tyner; Katherine Williams. MR. GRADY BROWN Director These Musicians Are Masters of Music Our Senior bond is one of our most octive organizations. In addition to hometown parades, it performs at football games, assembly programs, and graduation exercises; gives sevcrol exchange concerts in and out of town, and competes ot district ana state festivals. Practicing with ihe band'ot all rimes, the high-stepping maiorcttcs worked haro to perfect their shutting tor the gomes ond parades. Climaxing the year's achievement, the hard-working band members receive well-deserved awards. The success of this organization has been due to the untiring efforts of its director, Mr. Grady Brown. BAND MEMBERS: Betty Jo Goodman. Kaye Pennington, Katherine Williams. Flora McNair. Zedo Forte, Lucy Tyner, Lindo Russell, Charles Easterling, Steven Best, Joe Taylor, Ansel Hughes Garn Capps, Jimmy Howie, Joy Hicks, Curtis Blackmon. Yvonne Parnell, Dexter Vaughon, James Hicks. Kay Ott Hoi Littleton Marylie Dority, Mike McGee. William Cannon Hartwell Goodson, Mike Alford, Eddie Hearon, Jimmy Bryant, Dur-wood Cribb, Brenda Register, Glenn Kelly, Francis Gainey, Shirley Scgars, Sybil Thomas. Jo Ann Parker, Gloria Grant, Sandro Gandy, Scott Jordon, Mike Best, Johnny Lawhon Billy Bcyd, Bobbie L. Wilkes, Jacguelyn Hough, Louise Alexander, Jimmy Gregory, Mary F Grantham, Kay F. Sparrow, Emerson Byrd, Dona'd Huggins, Curward Jackson, Malcolm McTccr, Jackie Smith, C. F. Parker, Shirley Morris, Beth Belly, Dick Harvwv Junior Homemakers Association The motfo of the Junior Homemakers Association. A live wire never gets stepped on, hos a special meaning to all JHA'ers. At the JHA-FHA meeting held each year at the Carolina Stadium where over 10,000 members of both organizations have their joint annual meeting, this spirit of the JHA is evident. Two comps are maintained during the summer for JHA members—one at the mountains and one at the beach. The various chopters have their choice of camps. Tha Hartsvillo chapter of the JHA takes an active part in all the state and district activities as well as in their local program of monthly meetings, mother-daughter tea, spring style show, and services to the school. Atkinson Hodge Williamson McCaw OFFICERS Patricia Mims-------------------------------------------------------President Mildred Williamson_____________________________________________Vice-President Martha Jo McCaw_____________________________________________________Secretary Jeanette Hodge______________________________________________________Treasurer Jeanette Atkinson____________________________________________________Reporter Mrs. Elizabeth Rhinehardt---------------------------------------------Sponsor Homemakers of Tomorrow Plan Better Homes for America Jeanette Adams, Betty Louise Allen, Brenda Alkn Louise Alexander, De'ores Andrews, Shirley Andrews, Shirley Andrews, Barbara Atkinson, Brenda Atkinson, Jeoncttc Atkinson ch?!by Avant. Carolyn Barfield, Josephine Barfield, Barbara Blackmon. Irene Boon. Delores Bochctte, Daphync Boswell, Mildred Bradshaw. Edith Britt. Joyce Brown, Willie Mac Brown, Anna Mae Byrd, Judith Byrd. Norma Jo Byrd Jo Anne Caston, Cathy Chapman, Elsie Chapman, Emily Chapman. Shelby Jean Chandler, LaRue Chapman, Ada Darnell, Marylie Dority, Peggy Dudley, Ann E. Easterling, Roxie Elliot, Carolyn Flowers, Nancy Frye, Mary Lou Funderburk, Fronces Gainey, Jeanette Gainey, Margie Gainey, Bunny Galloway, Sandra Galloway, Sandra Gandy, Hattie Gordncr, Sybil Garland, Mary F. Grantham, Peggy Ann Griggs, Nina Griggs, Yvonne Griggs, Priscilla Garris, Sara Gibson, Carolyn Hall, Carolyn Harrell, Helen Harrell, Mary Ann Harrell, Carolyn Harding, Joyce Hawkins, Joyce Hayes, Betty Henderson, Jeanette Hodge, Bonnie Howell, Lyndal Howie, Patsy Howie, Deanna Hughey, Anne Huggings, Rebecca Huggins, Carolyn Harrell, Lorina Hulsey, Zeta Ingram, Delores Kelly, Roso Mae Kelly, Roberto Kervin, Kathryn Kelly, Betty Jean King, Emma Jo King. Jomco King, Kay King, Linda King, Dianne Kittrell, Kathryn Kirven, Immie Jay Kelly, Shirley Jerniqan, Betty Jo Johnson, Elsie Johnson, Jackie Johnson, Martha Jean Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Mildred Johnson, Kothryn Jones, Etta Mae Jones, Wanda Jones, Carolyn Jordan, Jean Jordan, Miriam Jordan, Barbarc Jones, Brenda Lowing, Edith Leonard, Carolyn Lovelace, Brenda Lunn, Hellon Lyles, Joyce Lunn, Carolyn Lunn, Martha Jo McCaw, Ann McFarland, Dorothy McFarland, Jackie McLendon, Anno McLeod, Betty McLeon, Ann Miller, Patricia Mims, Betty Moody, Alice Faye Moore Doris Morrell, Shirley Morris, Betty Morrison, Gail Morrison, Annie Ruth Myers, Dorothy Marshall, George Medlin, Patsy Nesbit. Joyce Northcutt, Annette Norwood. Peggy Parker, Frances Packer, Doris Parnell, Yvonne Parnell, Ada Parnell, Ethelene O'Neal, Lois O'Neal, Kaye Ott, Bette Outlaw, Sara Outlaw, Kotherine Register, Sylvia Rhodes, Brenda Rivers, Mary Ann Rogers, Betty Stcwort, Pam Shirley, Gloria Stewart, Margaret Sanderson, Lois Stewart, Connie Souza, Ann Sowell, Jean Smith, Sylvia Stogner, Carolyn Tiller, Margie Timmons, Brenda Trader, Margaret Turnoge, Delores Turner, Janice Vincent, Joyce Walters, Patricia Walters, Vivian Walters, Joyce Warren, Potricia Wase, Abbie Watkins, Patsy Watkins, Marioric Watson, Christine Williams, Cynfhlu Williamson, Dorothy Williamson, Mildred Williamson, Faye Windham, Martha Wyckoff, Borbara Watford, Mary Wyckoff. 78 Future Farmers of America The Future Formers of America, o notional organization, was founded for boys studying vocational agriculture. The purpose of the organization is to develop leadership, co-opcrafion, citizenship, improve agriculture, and foster patriotism. OFFICERS Jerry S. Byrd ond Wilson Griggs___________________________________ Presidents Milton Coston ond Gene Hawkins _______________________________Vice-Presidents Curtis Chopmon ond Alvin Newsome__________________________________Secretaries J. E. Boss ond Billy Kirvcn________________________________________Treasurers Fred Wint ond Carlton Blond_________________________________________Reporters James Morrison ond Jackie Mixon_____________________________________Sentinels Mr. S. 0. Tomlinson ond Mr. P. C. Evans______________________________Advisors The motto of this organization is: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve Tillers of the Soil First Row, left to right: Alva Kmg, Lorram Tolson, Milton Coston Fred Wint, Bobby McFarland J. S. Byrd, Jr., Carl Griggs, Jr. Second Row, left to right: Mr. P. C Evans, Sammy Wallace, Joel Chapman, James Morrison. Gene Hawkins, Ernest Woodham, Wilson Griggs. Curtis Chapman. Milton Byrd. Alvin Newsome Mr S. O. Tomlinson. Third Row, left to right: Heyward Atkinson, Billy Beasley, Tom Kelly. Curtis Wilkes, Carl Jones, John A. Winburn, Billy Griggs. Larry Johnson, Carroll McDonald, J. B. Gainey, Tony Atkinson Billy Kirven, Carlton Bland Edward Reynolds. Fourth Row, left to right: Brunson Shoemakc, Kenneth Jones, Tommy Copeland, Alva Smith, William Smothers, John Watson, Byards Guest, Willis Britt, Jimmy Chapman, William Brown, W. F. Woods, Jr., Philip Byrd. Fifth Row, left to right: D. G. Garland, Byron Huggins, J. D Kirven, Wayne Byrd, Leon Brown, Raymond Chapman. J. E Boss, Clarence Goiney, Ted Chapman, Billy Kelly, George Powell, Beasley Atkinson. JUNIOR LIBRARY The Junior Library Club is composed of students from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades who serve their school as assistants to the librarian. The lenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students library assistants ore organized in the Senior Library Club. The objectives of the library club are os follows. 1. To acquaint students thoroughly with library services, re- sources, and procedures. 2. To provide an opportunity for the development of leadership. OFFICERS Martha Morrison. ________________________ Michaele Powell__________________________ Linda Russell____________________________ Jo Ellen Toylor-------------------------- Mrs. A. M. McNair________________________ -----------President -----Vice-President Sccrctary-T rcasurer ___________Reporter ------------Sponsor Beth and Sue serving os library assistants Book Lovers First Row, left to right: Karen Keuhner, Zeto Ingram, Dorothy Gainey, Lindo Russell, Jo Ellen Taylor, Noncy Little, Mary Esther Denny, Michaele Powell, Elizabeth Williams, Iris O'Neal, Mory Ann Harrell, Christy Wood, Martha Morrison. Second Row, left to right: Gail Morrison, Nancy Pitts, Janice Adams, Mildred Anderson. Third Row, left to right: William Warren, Martha White, Sue Elliot. 80 SENIOR LIBRARY 3. To create wider interest in good books and reading. 4. To raise the prestige of the school library. 5. To recruit students for the profession of librarianship. All members of the Junior and Senior High School Library Clubs are members of the South Corolino High School Library Association and are presented pins signifying the membership. OFFICERS Cecilia Sims----- Madclyn Sparrow Ellen Sue Sparrow Claire Langston— Mrs. A. M. McNair ___________President _____Vice-President Secretory-Treasurer ____________Reporter _____________Sponsor Mrs. McNair assisting Seniors doing research Go Exploring Here First Row, left to right: Sybil Garland, Vivian Walters, Frances Pocker, Martha Jo McCow, Norma Jean Powell, Saundro Adams, Doris Morrell. Second Row, left to right: DeLette Bullard, Beth Shelley, Diana Oates, Ann Chopman, Madelyn Sparrow, Cecilia Sims, Ellen Sue Sporrow, Claire Langston, Marylie Dority, Peggy Dennis, Ann Graham, Mary Frances Coates. Third Row, left to right: Gene Neely, Sylvia Jocobs, Joyce Warren, Nelia Ann Lunn, Elizabeth Orr, Carolyn Cobb, Shirley Tyner, Shirley Valentine, Jane Byrd, Mary Jordan Newton. 81 Senior High Green Counter Students of Hortsville High ore seen everydoy making their purchases of pencils, pens, notebook and typewriting paper, rulers, compasses, and Red Fox notebooks at the Green Counter. This orgonizotion has been serving us since 1934; it is a project of the National Honor Society and the Nationol Junior Honor Society. Malcolm McTeer, Bill Blakeney, Bill Crouch, George Little, Becky Clanton, Kathryn Newsome, Billy Lipscomb, Miss Kotherine Lee, Sponsor. We Are Always Glad To Serve You Gail Morrison, Jo Ann Parker, Modclyn Sparrow, Michaele Powell, Mary Esther Denny, Iris O'Neal, Hal Littleton, Timmy Timmerman, Miss Kotherine Lee, Sponsor. Junior High Green Counter Members of these two societies work os salesmen at the counter, under the supervision of Miss Kotherine Lee. The Green Counters, in both the Junior and Senior High buildings, are open everyday before school and at oil recess periods. i Jf irst Row, left to right: Evelyn Goiney, Iris Windham, Corol Roc Lone, Zeda Ingram, Joyce Griggs Second Row, left to right: Zeda Forte, Kaye Pennington, Jo Elmore, Lafaye Warren Third Row, left to right: Beth Hayes, Louise Brown, Paulo Williams, Martha Jo McCow Jeanette Hodge. Fourth Row, left to right: Sandra Windham, Patsy Gainey, Claire Langston, Dorothy Tedder, Linda Eddins. Girls' Block H Club The Girls' Block H Club, composed of girls who have earned a Block H by participating in sports, creates much interest and enthusiasm in our school. Requirements for receiving a Block H ore as follows: Girls must be cheerleader for at least one year or must play a certain amount of time in the various sports. Promoters Of Good Sportsmanship Boys' Block H Club These boys hove quolified for membership in the Block H Club by eorning a letter in one of the school's sports, or by being a monager of one of the teams. Each year a special assembly program is given to present athletic awards to students who have achieved athletic success in sports at H.H.S. First Row, left to right: J. W. Gainey, Billy Bcdenbaugh. Larry Wilkes, Boe Watson, Jock McDonald, Walter Copeiond, Alvin Newsome, Bruce Smith Second Row, left to right: Roland Mathis, Dovid Hoffmon Bobby Pate. Steve Morrison, Jimmy Blackwell, Billy Lipscomb. Donald Ingram, Joe Williams, Joe Jacobs, Third Row, left to right: Heyward Hawkins, Jerry Langston, Ralph Stevens, Ronnie Bochette. Ennis Jordan. Frank Hodge, Billy Johnson, Ervin Alexander, Darius Johnson, Edword Gainey, Ronnie Wmdburn, Dan Coker. Fourth Row, left to right: Billy Blackwell, Bill Blakeney, Pinckney Dennis, CoJJjurn Flowers, Bill Crouch, Deoni Edwards, Jerry Zeiglcr. These students from Hartsville High School attended Boys' and Girls' State lost June in Columbia. They were kept busy learning about our state government and making many new friends. Outstanding leadership, character, honesty, and courage are the traits required for being elected to this honor. Jerry Fricdner, Dclmas Allen, Paula Williams, Dorothy Tedder, Ralph Stevens, Billy Blackwell. Boy and Girl Staters JUNIOR BAND Marvin Kittrell, Martin Driggers. Philip Hurley. Jimmy Rogers, Becky Sparrow, Robert Clowson, Brennen Johnston. Tommy Young, Nick Rogers, Wilhoit Corter Tommy Kelly, James Sparrow. Rex Capps, Millie Johnson. Jack Smith Bobby Brown Koyc Parker, Billy Johnson. Monn.ng Privette. Janet Johnson. Wilson Smith Mary Fields Trellis Wilkes, Rachel Adams, Brenda Murph, Beth McKorrell Judith Brewer Mary Stewart. Jimmy Dority, Marcia Gandy, Martha Morrison, Zelma Ann Bell Carolvn Harding, John Searcy. ' 1 84 Under the direction of Mr. Grady Brown, a Junior High bond has been formed this year, composed of students from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Among the activities in which the band participates are performances in parades and football games. The Musical Foxes, under the guidance of Miss Betty June Kirkland ond Dr. Robert W. Turbeville, was organized in 1954. Since that time the orginal nine-piece combo has grown to a fourteen-piece donee band. The H.H.S. dance orchestra, playing for school dances and assembly progroms at our school and other schools, has certoinly taken its place at Hartsville High during its two years of existence. Front Row, left to right: Miss Betty June Kirkland sponsor Jerry Anderson Johnny Lowhon. Durward Jackson. Scott Jordan Emerson Byrd Second Row, left to right: Dexter Vaugnan, William Cannon, Garn Capps, Dick Harvm, Charles Easterling, Joy Hicks Jimmy Ouslcy, Bobby Brown, Boe Watson, Dr Robert Turbeville, Director. H.H.S. Dance Orchestra FIRE DRILL MEMBERS: Bucky Dudley, Billy Huggins Billy Hopkins Curtis Howie Phil Anderson, Ronald Windham Agnes Anderson Hcrt Goodson George C'Nca , Jim Garland, Randy Pearce Woody Barfield, Rosa Kelley Tommy Young, Jimmy Rogers, Perry Bryant, Tommy Timmons Michael Best. Jock McDonald Charles Heustess. Curtis Wilkes, Fred Wint, Bruce Williams 3obby Coker, Joyce Hawk ns. Delores Andrews, Wayne Pigg Donald Huogms Gloria Grant Jerry Langston David Hodge, Freddie Doan, Dcam Edwards, Jock Airmon, Rcnn Hunter, Donald Ingram. The fire drill committee is composed of members chosen from eoch home room in the Junior ond Senior High buildings. Periodical drills during the year instruct the students so that they will leave the buildings as quickly as possible in case of fire. The goal established for leaving the Junior High building is one minute ond twenty seconds and one minute for the Senior High building. First Row, left to right: Evelyn Gainey, Lafaye Warren, Betty Selph, Etta Mae Jones, Peggy Griggs, Betty Stewart, Joyce Griggs, Shirley Andrews, Edith Britt, Joyce Hayes. Second Row, left to right: Eugene Moody, Jimmy Johnson, C. H. Tyner, J. D. Gibson, Terrell Player, Freddie Dean, Marvin Hulsey, Noel Johnson, Robert Griggs. Business Men and Women of Tomorrow Player Dean Stewart Griggs Britt DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB All members of the elective course in Distributive Education ore privileged to become members of this club. The purpose of the D.E. Club is to develop leadership, to create better public relotions with distributive businesses, and to prepare for a future occupation in the field of distributive work. The local chopter of the D.E. Club is affiliated with the state and notional organizations. OFFICERS Betty Stewart---------------------------- Edith Britt------------------------------ Joyce Griggs----------------------------- Freddie Dean----------------------------- Terrell Player___________________________ Mr. Ruben Thomas------------------------- _____President Vice-President -----Secretary _____Treasurer ______Reporter ________Sponsor 86 Prepare Today . . . Secure Tomorrow The Trade and Industrial Club consists of students taking courses in diversified occupations, shop, and mechonicol drawing. The objectives of this club ore to develop good leadership and citizenship; to foster friendly relations among employer, troinee, parents, and the school; and to encourage the undertaking of worthy projects for the benefit of the school and the community. Frank Hodge------ Larry Wilkes----- David Hoffman — Ervin Alexander-_ Rodney Williams Mr. Cecil Walters OFFICERS -----------------------------------President -----------------------------Vice-President -----------------------------------Secretary -----------------------------------Treasurer ------------------------Publicity Chairman -------------------------------------Sponsor First Row left to right: Mr. Walters. Tommy Jordon. Jock McDonald, Boe Watson, Gorn Capps, D.ck Horvin Griffith Chapman Second Row left to riqht-’Dovid Hoffman, Frank Hodge Jerry Zeigler, Eugene Moody. Lewis Howie. Joe Williams, Rodney Williams. Third Row, left to right. Heyward Hawk.ns John Wovne $h r ev Larry Wilkes. Howard Gomcy. Boyd Dalrymplc. Sammy McLeod Fourth Row, left to right: James Morrison. Horace Dye Arthur Johnson, James Howell Billy Kelly, J D G.bson. J. C. Shoemake Fifth Row, left to right: Mickey Creoch. Jerry Frc.dncr Wode Hurley, C. H Tyner, Terrell Player, Joel Chapman Sixth Row, left to right: Erv.n Alexander, Joy Hicks, Dexter Vaughon, Edward Bradshaw, Curtis Wilkes. Alexander Wilkes Williams Hoffman Hodge TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL CLUB Left to right: Joel Chopmon, Wodc Hurley. Wode Gorlond. Buddy Keo Billy Gainey. Jerry Byrd, J. C. Rhodes, Gene Hawkins, Paul Byrd. Roy McFarland, Bobby Joe Kelly, Lewis Howie. Terrell Player, Milton Coston, Peggy Griggs. Boe Watson. These are the drivers who have the responsibility of getting the bus students to and from school one hun-dredond eighty days each school year. Among the many duties of the bus drivers ore the following: a driver is responsible for his bus and occupants; he is compelled, under law, to carry out verbatim all highway rules and laws concerning a school bus; and he must be punctual in his work. Bus Drivers Cafeteria Committee First Row, loft to right: Phyllis Chandler, Beverly Sligh, Donclla Vann, Patricia Flowers, Dorothy Marshall, Kathryn Crowley, Margaret Flowers Second Row, left to right: Carolyn Stephens, Jeanette Pearce, Johnnie Lou Johnson, Patricia Pcorcc, Loretta Smothers, Barbara Watkins, Olivia Johnson Third Row, left to right: William Kelcher, James Spence, Sam Wallace, William Smothers, Maurice Parrott. Johnny Pearce, Charles Granger, J. B. Tiller, Archie Boon, Joe Crowley, Mrs. Willioms, Mrs. Harvin, Mrs. Grantham. 88 Girls and boys volunteer to take cafeteria management. Any student in high school moy belong to this committee. Students are required to work one lunch period daily. Their duties consist of serving food and doing general cofeteria work. Christian Youth This organization gives the students of our school an opportunity to get together for Christian fellowship ond entertainment. Christian Youth holds its regular meetings every Tuesday night. Singing, an inspiring program, and o time for discussion of problems of youth are enjoyed by all. The students ore urged to live by Christian principles in school, in the home, and in their community. OFFICERS Beth Kelley______________________________ Jo Ann Porker____________________________ DeLette Bullard__________________________ Frances Packer___________________________ Mr. Richard Bailey_______________________ _____President Vice-President _____Secretory -----Treasurer _______Sponsor Bullard Packer Kelley Porker Striving for Spiritual Development First Row, left to right: Otis Hough, Mary Lewis, Frances Packer, DeLette Bullord. Second Row, left to right: Elaine Anderson. Judy Poison, Hellon Lyles, Sandra Gandy, Iris Windham, Judy Stogncr, Imogenc Smith, Marylie Dority, Shirley Morris, Soro Gibson. Third Row, left to right: Robert Gardner, Mr. Richard Bailey, Sponsor, Betty Henderson, Zelma Ann Bell, Ann Sowell, Goil Morrison, Kay Williams, Beth Kelly, Linda Driggers, Jo Ann Parker, Tommy Jordan. 89 BEST DANCER Beth McNair—Boe Watson 92 BEST ATHLETES Paulo Williams—J. W. Gainey MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dorothy Tedder—Billy Blackwell 93 BIGGEST FLIRT Joyce Hayes—Larry Wilkes MOST VALUABLE Margaret Bryan—J. W. Gainey 94 BEST DRESSED Beth McNair—Delmas Allen BEST LOOKING Margaret Bryan—Bruce Smith 95 MOST BELOVED TEACHER Mrs. Ben Porter MISS HI MISS Cecilia Sims MOST BELOVED TEACHER Mr. W. P. Crawford 96 KING TEEN Bill Blakeney FA E DAR AWARD Paula Williams NEWSREEL EDITOR Walter Copeland 97 1. School's out 2. Our efficient nurse 3. Be happy while you can! 4. Our Musical Foxes 5. What's on the agenda, Mr. Boggs? 6. The team's in a huddle 7. Our photographer's assistant 8. Practice makes perfect 9. Cheerleaders entertaining the rivals 10. Garn must have told a joke. 98 We, the members of the 1956 Retrospect staff, wish to express our deepest appreciation to our advertisers who have rendered us invaluable financial aid in helping us make our annual a success. • WORDS FOR THE WISE . . . . STOP ONLY WHEN IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO GO AHEAD— LOOK f? FOR THE BEST IN EVERYONE, AND— LISTEN ; - TO LEARN FROM THOSE WHO HAVE PRECEDED YOU! SONOCO PRODUCTS COMPANY World's Largest Manufacturer of Cones and Tubes for the Textile Industry Hartsville, South Carolina 100 TO THE STUDENT BODY OF HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: First, I would like to congrotulote ond commend the Groduoting Closs of 1956 on your ochicvcmcnts in reaching your first milestone. I would like to soy o good job well done to each of you. As your Sheriff, I am deeply concerned about the increasing toll of life ond limb token by accidents on Dorlington County highways. It is exceedingly distressing for me to note that many of the victims are young people—boys ond girls in their Teens. It is a sad commentary upon our intelligence as human beings that we hove permitted a machine so useful as the automobile to become an instrument of destruction and death. This has happened because of the foilurc to recognize that the some rules of tcmperonce and common sense which govern actions afoot should apply behind the wheel of an automobile. Laws are no better thon the ottitude of the people they govern. Speed limits are effective only os they ore observed. Safety regulations accomplish no more than the degree to which they are obeyed. It is impossible to apply a law to a person already dead. As your Sheriff, neighbor, ond friend, I beg of you to help us and all Law Enforcement officers to cut down the destruction of life and property on our public roods. Also remember you are to hold the reins of tomorrow. Let God help you to prepore for this great task ahead ond guide you in all your undertakings. Sincerely yours, Johnny A. Stokes, Sheriff Darlington County, S. C. Compliments of HARTSVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY 101 C. A. HUGHES Plumbing and Sheet Metal Works JOHN SEXTON CO. The National Chain Wholesale Grocers P. 0. Box 4142 Federal Annex Atlanta 2, Ga. Compliments of COKER COLLEGE Famous for Friendliness FOR STUDENTS OF DISTINCTIVE ABILITY Hartsville, South Carolina 102 Compliments of Rabb's Packing Company Darlington, S. C. Phone 1152 B E L K ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Hartsville's Leading Department Store Hortsville, S. C. MOORE HEATING SHEET METAL WORKS Delco Heat Sales and Service Delco-Heat Furnaces James N. Moore, Proprietor Hartsville, S. C. Compliments of THE LAKESHORE Motor Court Coffee House Compliments of Acclaim Hosiery Mills, Inc Hartsville, South Carolina 103 Compliments of Compliments of ELI'S SOUTHERN John F. Wilmeth CANDY KITCHEN Robert W. Shand Philip Wilmeth THE HARTSVILLE MESSENGER Darlington County's Home Newspaper Since 1893 J. L. COKER COMPANY Hortsville, South Carolina Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to Graduation Class of 1956 HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1865-1956 Ninety-one Years of Devoted Service to Hortsville ond the Pee Dee Section of South Carolina Compliments of SOUTH 15 DRIVE-IN 104 Compliments of HARTSVILLE OIL MILL Hortsville, South Carolina International and Hortsville Fertilizers for Satisfaction ot Harvest Time INTERNATIONAL MINERALS CHEMICAL CORPORATION Hortsville, South Carolina DARLINGTON RACEWAY Home of the Southern 500 jQuck e P $ :' Darlington, South Carolina Compliments of FIFTH STREET CLEANERS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Phone 100 It's the Cleanest Number in Town. We Clean Everything but a Guilty Conscience. 105 Admiral — Crosley — Bendix — Zenith — Capehart FIELDS TELEVISION Phone 1079 and 613J 1719 South Fifth Street BUCHANAN JEWELERS John Poison, Mgr. Bulova — Elgin — Hamilton Waltham Watches Wallace — Watson Sterling Lotus — Glastonbury Crystal Syracuse China Watches — Jewelry Ronson's Repaired — Special Orders Phone 677 Hartsville, S. C. 106 Compliments of MANHATTAN STEAK HOUSE B. C. MOORE SONS, INC. Buy from Moore and Save More Compliments of HAL'S Compliments of W. D. ARTHUR AND CO. and W. D. ARTHUR OIL CO. FRANK FARM EQUIPMENT JOHN DEERE Soles ond QUALITY Service Compliments of COLUMBIA SEAFOOD MARKET Congratulations HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL From PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL COMPANY WHOLESALE FOODS Compliments of BERRY'S GROCERY RED FOX DEN Where The Foxes Hang Out HUGH'S SERVICE STATION Hugh Newsome, Prop. TEXACO PRODUCTS—ROAD SERVICE Firestone Products Call 9188 Compliments of QUALITY HARDWARE 1217 5th Street Phone 125 BUYCK-COWARD CO. LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR MEN'S CLOTHING Hortsville, S. C. THE BEACON Baron Windham, Operator Call 171 Highway 15-A North Compliments of JOHNNY WALKER'S ICE CREAM BAR Compliments of NU-IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY Sumter, S. C. Complete Line of School Supplies ond School Equipment — Established 1921 Compliments of BALLARD ELECTRIC COMPANY 2011 W. Carolina Avenue Hortsville, S. C. 107 COKER'S PEDIGREED SEED COMPANY Hortsville, South Carolina The South's Foremost Seed Breeders Compliments of DARLINGTON-HARTSVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 108 Doy Phone 211 Night Phone 1446M THE LITTLE FLOWER SHOP EVA POWELL, Designer 1621 S. Fifth Street Hartsville, S. C. RAYMOND'S AUTO SUPPLY HOUSE Phone 670 Hartsville, S. C. PARTS SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT J. C. PENNEY CO. WHERE MILLIONS SHOP AND SAVE Compliments of PEE DEE EQUIPMENT CO. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS Compliments of HARRY'S ESSO SERVICE Hartsville, S. C. PATTON'S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING SANITONE DRY CLEANING 1609 Fifth St. Hartsville, S. C. PIGGLY WIGGLY GROCERY STORE Hartsville, S. C. Compliments of DENNY BROTHERS JEWELERS 1206 Carolina Avenue Compliments of DR. W. L. BYERLY WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 1200 Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S. C. C. E. Denny, Home Owner Phone 419 Compliments of WOODS 5 Cr 10 Compliments of FRAMPTON'S MEN STORE MEN'S WEAR THAT MEN WEAR Compliments of E. M. FLOYD, JR. Go Glamor, Dress Well, AND SAVE MONEY GLAMOUR SHOP 1244 Carolina Avenue Hartsville, S. C. BOULINEAU-SMITH FURNITURE CO. Let Us Feather Your Nest with a Little Down 109 JACKSONS DRY CLEANING WORKS Wear Clean Clothes Hartsville, S. C. FURR'S SERVICE STATION Our First Service We Never Close STEVENSON OIL CO. SHELL PRODUCTS DIXIE PIG DRIVE-IN Specializes In Bar-B-Que Hamburgers Hot Dogs Plate Lunches FREEMAN Cr SMITH Quality Jewelers Hamilton — Elgin — Bulova Watches Keepsake Diamonds Heirloom Sterling Watson Silver Glastonbury Tiffin Crystal Bavarian Flintridge Fine China Lunt Sterling Castleton China Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Hartsville, South Carolina no THE BANK OF HARTSVILLE Established 1903 Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Graduating Class of the HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS We are happy to be the General Contractor on the Addition No. 1 to your High School. Lake City Building and Supply, Inc. Phones 7371 — 7361 C. J. Evans, Owner and Operator Lake City, South Carolina SIMPSON AND McCALLUM HARDWARE COMPANY 1305 5th Street Hartsville, S. C. Compliments of RUTH'S DRIVE INN Compliments of ENTERPRISE LUMBER COMPANY Hartsville, S. C. Compliments of ALLSTON MOTOR CO. 1 HARTSVILLE MOTOR CO. Everything for the 'm j Hartsville, S. C. m Compliments of SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS COMPANY Compliments of PENNINGTON FURNITURE COMPANY DR. ROBERT W. TURBEVILLE, O.D. EYES EXAMINED Hartsville, S. C. 1343 Carolina Ave. Phone 1344 1 Compliments of Compliments of JIM'S GARAGE BEST MOBIL SERVICE Compliments of A. M. McNAIR COTTON Compliments of HOWELL MOTOR COMPANY ? RAMBO'S 'The Shoe Center of Hartsville SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY OAK FURNITURE COMPANY Hortsville, S. C. Compliments of Compliments of NATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY BERRY THEATRE 1 12 BOYD POWE DRUG CO. The Rexall Store HELPING TO BUILD ini IU BUILU THROUGH: • Agricultural Development • Community Improvement • Industrial Expansion CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY USF — Aspinook Finishing Division GERA Corporation Bleachers — Printers — Dyers — Finishers Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Senior Class of 1956 HARTSVILLE PLANT Hartsville, South Carolina 113 COX MUSIC HOUSE . . . Everything in Music . . . Pianos — Radios — Musical Instruments Records — Sheet Music 1323 Carolina Ave. Phone 678 Hartsville, S. C. CHOOSE COLUMBIA COLLEGE (A Choice College in a Capital City) Fully Accredited Reasonable Rates Write: Director of Admissions Columbia College Columbia 3, South Carolina Compliments of BUTLER HOSIERY MILL Manufacturers of Nu-Maid Full Fashion Hosiery 60 and 66 Gauge 1 M GUARANTEE MOTORS 1622 South 5th St. Hartsville, S. C. Compliments of DIXON TIRE SERVICE Goodyear General Electric (Across from City Hall) Best Wishes THE PEOPLE'S BANK Hartsville, S. C. Member F.D.I.C. POLICE DEPARTMENT The Police Department Is Your Friend FRANK'S ESSO STATION For Unexcelled Service (£sso) Compliments of VANITY BEAUTY SALON Compliments of W. L. HALL SERVICE STATION Compliments of J. H. KISTLER Dorlington, S. C. Compliments of THE REDFERN'S MOTOR COURT Compliments of SANITARY DRY CLEANERS Compliments of HARRISON'S SHELL SERVICE Compliments of ECONOMY DRUG STORE Compliments of HARTSVILLE FURNITURE CO. 1223 Fifth St. Phone 160 Completely Air Conditioned For Your Comfort HARTSVILLE FEED SEED CO. 1312 Carolina Ave. Hortsville, S. C. T. L. Moxwell, Prop. Phone 605 Compliments of F. W. DENNY JEWELER Compliments of STEWART'S BARBER SHOP MORRELL MOTOR CO. LAKEVIEW MOTEL 1326 Carolina Avenue J. F. Lemon — M. W. Reichhart Hortsville, S. C. Owners Or Managers Day Phone 323 Night Phone 1059-W We Serve Continental Breakfasts to Our Guests Compliments of Compliments of RICH'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION CAROLINA FOOD SHOP 116 better pictures MAKE better annuals 200 SOUTH INDEPENDENCE BLVD. CHARLOTTE. NORTH CAROLINA SENIOR DIRECTORY JAMES HUESTON ADAMS: Student Generol Associotion 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Officer 55; Future Formers of Americo 53, 54, 55. JAMES ERVIN ALEXANDER, JR.: Student General Associa- tion 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretary and Treasurer 53; Footboll 55, 56; Junior Varsity Footboll 54, Block H Club 55, 56; Trode and Industrial Club 55, 56, Treasurer 56. DELMAS JAMES ALLEN: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretary of Sophomore Class 54; Trade and Industrial Club 54, President of Junior Class 55; Junior Dance Committee 55, Junior Civitan Club 55, 56, Science Club 55; Junior Ploy Cast 55; Commencement Marshal 55; Notional Honor Society 55; Boys State 55, Condidote for President of Student Body 55; Junior Class Talent Show 55; Vice President of Senior Class 56; Retrospect Staff, Club Editor 56. SHIRLEY ANN ANDREWS: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54, 55, 56; Distributive Education Club 56, Curtis Magazine Certificate 56. SHIRLEY ANN ANDREWS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Officer 54; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54; Junior Home-mokers of Americo Fashion Show 53, 54, Biology Club 54, Junior-Senior Committee 55. WILLIAM ERVIN BEDENBAUGH: Student General Associa- tion 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Baseball 53, 54, 55, 56; Basketball 55, 56; Block H Club 54, 55, 56; Biology Club 54; Commencement Morshol 55; Fire Drill Committee 53. BARBARA JEAN BLACKMON: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54, 56; Dramatics Club 56. BILLY RAY BLACKWELL: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Secretary 54; Freshmon Class Vice-President 53; Sophomore Class Treasurer 54; National Junior Honor Society 53, Honorary Member 54, Nationol Honor Society 55, 56; Commencement Morshal 55, Placed in State Mental Contest in Junior English and Junior Algebra 53; Sophomore Closs Treasurer 54; Green Counter 54, State Mental Contest 54, 55; Science Club 55; Tennis 55, 56; Newsreel Staff 55; Boys State 55; Christian Youth 55, Program Committee 55; Football Manoger 55; Block H Club 55, 56; Senior Closs Treasurer 56; Retrospect Staff, Sports Editor 56; Curtis Magazine Certificate 56; Junior Civitons 56. WILLIAM ROY BLAKENEY: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Treasurer 53, Vice-President 56, National Junior Honor Society 53, 54; National Honor Society 55, 56; Footboll 54, 55, 56; Baseball Manager 53, 54; Commencement Marshal 54, Head Commencement Marshal 55; Junior Closs Play 55; Block H Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Dance Committee 55; Mental Contest 54, Science Club 55, 56; Green Counter 56; Fire Drill Committee 54, Candidate for President of Student Body; Assistant Bus Driver 55. EUGENE HEYWARD BRAND: Student Generol Associotion 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Future Farmers of Americo 53, 54, 55, President 55; Baseball 55. MARY MARGARET BRYAN: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Vice-President 54; Notionol Junior Honor Society 53, 54, Notional Honor Society 55, 56; Future Teachers of Americo Association 54; Green Counter 53; Associate Cheerleader 55, Cheerleader 56; Office Assistant 54, 55, 56; Newsreel 54; Retrospect Stoff, Typist, Advertising Salesman, Subscription Salesman 56; Commencement Marshal 55; Junior Dance Committee 55; Junior Senior Committee 55; Student Council Rally 55; Student Council Convention 56; President of Student Body 56; Student Council 56; Biology Club 54; Class Night Morshol 55; Curtis Magazine Certificate 56; Dramatics Club 54; Junior Class Play 54; One Act Play 54; Nominee for Homecoming Queen 56; Christian Youth 53, 54, 55; Teen-Age Book Club 53; Junior Talent Show 55; Coffee Committee 53, 54. JANE PATRICIA BYRD: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretory 56; Biology Club 54, Chorus 54, District Festivol Chorus 54, State Festival Chorus 54; Christian Youth 54, 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55; Junior Ploy Marshal 55; Future Teachers of America Associotion 56; Library Club 56; Retrospect Stoff, Typist 56; Office Assistant 56; Tennis 54, 55; Coffee Committee 53. JUDITH LUCILLE BYRD: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54, 55, 56, President 54; Fashion Show 53, 54, Biology Club 55; Talent Show Morshal 55, Junior Class Play Marshal 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55. ANNE ELIZABETH CAMPBELL: Student General Associa- tion 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Homemakers of Americc 53, 54, 56, Basketball 55, Library Club 55; Office Assistant 55. FRANKLIN CASSIDY: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 53; Student Council 53; Distributive Education Club 53, 54. JOEL DEAN CHAPMAN: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Transferred from Antioch 54, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Officer 54; President of Freshmon Class 53; Student Council 53; Future Farmers of America 53, 54, 55, 56, Treasurer 54; Basketball 53; 4-H Club 53; Trade and Industrial Club 56; Bus Driver 55, 56. PALMER ANN CHAPMAN: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Speech Club 53; Christian Youth 53, 54, Coffee Committee 53, 54, 55; Biology Club 54, Teen-Age Book Club 54, Secretory 54; Dromatics Club 53, Dramatics Workshop 55; Homecoming Sponsor 55; Junior Dance Committee 55; Junior Class Tolent Show Morshal 55, Junior-Senior Committee 55; Junior Class Play Ticket Committee 55; Chorus 55, District Festival Chorus 55, State Festival Chorus 55; Science Club 55, 56; Librory Club 55, 56; Retrospect Stoff, Photographic Editor, Advertising Solesmon, Subscription Salesman 56; Curtis Magazine Certificate 56; Future Teachers of America Association 56. CAROLYN COBB: Student General Associotion 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Treasurer 54; Talent Show Morshal 55; Newsreel Staff 54; Christian Youth 53, 54; Library Club 55, 56; Chorus 55; Biology Club 55; Retrospect Staff, Salesman 56, Junior Dance Committee 55; Dramatics Club 55, Dramotfcs Workshop 55, Dramotics Festival 55; Junior Class Play 55; Future Teachers of America Association 56; One Act Play 55; Teen-Age Book Club 53; Junior-Senior Committee 55; Speech Club 53; Coffee Committee 53, 54, 55. DANIEL HOLLIS COKER: Student Generol Associotion 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Vice-President 53; Commencement Marshal 55; Science Club 55, 56, Vice President 56; Biology Club 54; Teen Age Book Club 53; Block H Club 54, 55, 56; Junior Civiton Club 55, 56; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 55; Nominee for Homecoming King 118 SENIOR DIRECTORY 56; Christion Youth 53, 54, 55; Tennis 53, 54, 55, 56, Tennis Tournoments in Columbia 54, 55, 56. EMILY MARLENE COLLINS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretary 53, Vice President 54; Junior Homemakers of Americo 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretory 54, Junior Tolent Show 54, 55; Newsreel Staff 55, 56; Future Teochers of America Association 55, 56, Par- liamentarian 56, Science Club 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55. EMMA JEAN COX: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Vice President 56; High School Mixed Chorus 53, 55, Girls' Glee Club 53, 54, 55, 56, District Festival Chorus 53, 54, 55, State Festival Chorus 53, 54, 55, District and Stote Voice Entry 53, Winner of two med-ols in voice at District and Stote Festivals 54, Representative from Chorus at Winthrop 54, Sextette at District Festivol 54, Member of High School Sextette 53, 55; Biology Club 54; Future Teachers of America Association 55, 56; Winner in the Curtis Magozine Sole 56; Newsreel Staff 55; Junior Class Play 55; Junior Class Talent Show 54, 55; Curtis Magazine Certificate 56; Coffee Committee 53, 54; Dramatics Club 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55. BARBARA JEAN CURTIS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Transferred from Zoar High School 53, 54, to Chesterfield High School 55, ond to Hartsville High School 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; High School Chorus 53, 54; Beta Club 54, 4-H Club 53, 54; 9th Grade Fashion Show 53. BOYD DARGAN DALRYMPLE, JR.: Student General Associa- tion 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Trade and Industrial Club 55, 56; Baseball 55. JAMES FRANKLIN DIXON: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56. WILLIE HORACE DYE: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Trade and Industrial Club 53, 54, 55, 56. DEANI HERBERT EDWARDS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Football Manager 56; Fire Drill Committee 56, Block H Club 56. JERRY FRANKLIN FRIEDNER: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Transferred from Greenwood High School 55, Homeroom President 55; House of Representatives 55; Football 53; Basketball 53, 54, 55, Homeroom President 56; Student Council 56; Junior-Senior Committee 55; Boys' Stote 55. DAVID EDWARD GAINEY: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Football 54, 55, 56, Trade and Industrial Club 56; Block H Club 54, 55, 56; Sergeant at Arms 56. EVELYN JEANETTE GAINEY: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Transferred from Antioch 54, Basketboll 53, 54; Librory Club 53, 4-H Club 53, Cofeterio Monoger 53; Softball 53; Distributive Education Club 56. JOHN WILLIAM GAINEY: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 53, 54, Vice President 55; President of Sophomore Class 54; Vice President of Junior Closs 55; Commencement Marshal 55; Boseball 53, 54, 55, 56, Member Lower State Champions 55, All Stote Third Baseman 55; Student Council Rally 55; National Junior Honor Society 53, 54, Green Counter 53, 54; Football 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Dance Committee 55; Fire Drill Committee 53; Block H Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Closs Ploy 55; Trode and Industrial Club 53, 54, 55, Publicity Chairmon 54; Junior Civitan Club 55, 56, Treasurer 56; Student Council 53, 54, 56, Vice President 56; Vice President of Student Body 56, Nominee for Homecoming King 56. LESLIE HOWARD GAINEY. Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Trade ond Industrial Club 55, 56; Baseball 55, 56. PATRICIA ANNE GAINEY: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 54; Student Council 54; Notional Honor Society 55, 56; Future Teochers of America Association 54, 55, 56; Tennis 54, 55, Stote High School Tennis Tournament 55; Commencement Marshal 55; Future Teachers of Americo Association Convention 54, 55; Dramotics Workshop 55; Newsreel Staff 55, 56, Business Monoger 56; Literary Festivol 56; Quill and Scroll 55, 56, Biology Club 54; Junior Class Ploy 55; Teen-Age Book Club 53; Block H Club 55, 56; Chorus 54, 55, Chorus Clinic 55, 56, District Festivol Chorus 54, 55, State Festivol Chorus 54, 55. WILLIAM ELLIS GAINEY: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 53; Bus Driver 56. WADE HAMPTON GARLAND: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Bus Driver 54, 55, 56; Stage Committee for Junior Class Play 55; Stage Committee for Senior Closs Ploy 55; Junior Talent Show 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55. JESSE D'LESLIE GIBSON: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Fire Drill Committee 54; Trade and Industrial Club 56; Distributive Education Club 56. MARY JOYCE GRIGGS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Transferred to Miami Jackson, Miami, Florida 55; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Vice President 54; Public Speaking Class 53; Softball 54; Biology Club 54; Junior-Senior Committee 55, Block H Club 55, 56; Christian Youth 53, 54, Junior Talent Night Committee 55; Distributive Education Club 56, Secretory 56; Future Teachers of America Association 56, Square Dance Clinic, Winthrop College 55; Assistant Teocher for Student Day, Miami Jackson 55. PEGGY JOYCE GRIGGS: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Bus Driver 56; Dis- tributive Education Club 56; Cafeteria Management 54. LEONARD ELBERT GROOMS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Transferred from Lamar 53; Homeroom Club 53, 54. 55, 56. HEYWARD CASSIDY HAWKINS: Student Generol Associa- tion 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Treasurer 53; Manager of Varsity Football 55, 56; Varsity Basketball 54, 55, 56; Baseball 54, 55, 56; Christian Youth 53, 54; Science Club 55; Block H Club 55, 56; Trode and Industrial Club 54, 55, 56. LAWRENCE GENE HAWKINS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 54, Treasurer 56; Future Formers of Americo 55, 56; Bus Driver 55, 56; Trade ond Industrial Club 56; Nominee for Homecoming King 56. WOODROW WILSON HAWKINS: Student Generol Associa- tion 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Christion Youth 53, 54, 55, 56; Chorus 54, 55. SHIRLEY JOYCE HAYES: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Chorus 53, 54, Stote Festival Chorus 54; Junior Senior Committee 54; Junior Play Committee 55; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54, 56; Distributive Education Club 56. CHARLES EUGENE HEUSTESS: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Fire Drill Committee 53, 54, 55, 56. 119 SENIOR DIRECTORY RANSON JAY HICKS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Transferred from Durham, N. C. 54; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Band 54, 55, 56; Trade and Industrial Club 56; High School Orchestra 56; Junior Class Play 55. FRANKLIN DELANO HODGE: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 53, Vice President 54, President 55, President 56, Student Council Association 53, 55, 56, Block H Club 54, 55, 56, Trade and Industrial Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 56; Sergeant at Arms 55, Footboll 54, 55, 56, Junior-Senior Committee 55; Sociol Committee of Trade and Industrial Club 53, 54; Tumbling Teom 53, 54, 55, Junior Closs Talent Show 55; Nominee Homecoming King 53. DAVID EUGENE HOFFMAN: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 55, Secretary 56; Student Council Association 55; Trode Industrial Club 55, 56, Secretory 55, 56, Mint Award 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55, Football 53, 55; Fire Drill Committee 53. JAMES HOWELL: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Trade and Industrial Club 53, 54, 55. BARBARA JANE HOWLE: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 53, Treasurer 56, Junior Homemakers of America 53; Library Club 53; Biology Club 54, Junior Play Committee 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55, Newsreel 55; Office Assistant 55. LEWIS RUSHTON HOWLE: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Transferred from Antioch 53; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Future Farmers of America 53, 54, 55; Trade and Industrial Club 56; Bus Driver 56. MARVIN HULSEY: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Distributive Education Club 56, Trade and Industrial Club 56. WADE MARSHALL HURLEY: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Bus Driver 56; Future Formers of America 54, 55; Trade and Industrial Club 56. JOSEPH LESLIE JACOBS: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 53, Vice President 55, President of Freshman Class 53; Trode and Industrial Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Treasurer 54, President 55; Student Council Association 53; Block H Club 54, 55, 56, Treasurer 55; Baseboll 54; Junior Civitons 54, 55, 56, Vice-President 56; Footboll 53, 54, 55, 56, Captain 56. SYLVIA PERRY JACOBS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Library Club 54, 55, 56; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54, 55; Chorus 55, 56, District Festivol Chorus 55, State Festivol Chorus 55, Chorus Radio Progrom 55; Junior Homemakers of Americo Fashion Show 53, 54, 55; Delegate to Rock Hill for Library Club 55, Biology Club 54. VIRGIL ARTHUR JOHNSON: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Football 56; Trode and Industrial Club 54, 55, 56; Fire Drill Committee 54, Trade and Industrial Press Club 56. BOBBY JOE KELLY: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Future Formers of America 55, 56; Bus Driver 54, 55, 56. SYLVIA JEAN KELLEY: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretory 53; Junior Homemakers of Americo 53, 54, 55, Junior Homemakers of America Fashion Show 53, 54, District Junior Homemakers of America Meeting 53, Biology Club 54; Future Teachers of Americo Association 55; Junior Class Play Morshol 55; Junior Class Talent Show Morshol 55; Curtis Magazine Certificate 56; Junior-Senior Committee 55; Office Assistant 56. CAROLE RAE LANE: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretary 53, Treasurer 55, Junior Homemakers of Americo 53, 54, 55; Basketball Monogcr 54, 55, 56; Biology Club 54, Square Dance Clinic at Winthrop College 54, 55; Softball 54, Captain 54, Chairmon of Curtis Magazine Campaign 56, Homecoming Sponsor 56. CAROL CLAIRE LANGSTON: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretary 56; National Junior Honor Society 53, 54, Treasurer 54; Biology Club 54; Chorus 54, District Festival Chorus 54, State Festival Chorus 54, Tennis 54, 55, Green Counter 56; Junior Talent Show 55; Newsreel 55; Homecoming Sponsor 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55; Retrospect Staff, Salesman 56; Library Club, Reporter 56; National Honor Society 56; Curtis Magazine Certificate 56; Block H Club 55. GEORGIA STRICKLAND LEWIS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Junior Homemakers of Americo 53, 54, 55; Distributive Education Club 56; Basketball 55. ROLAND ELISHA MATHIS: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Football 54, Block H Club 55. SAMMY McLEOD: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Transferred from Antioch 53, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Future Farmers of America 53, 54, 55, Trade and Industrial Club 56. JOHN ANGUS McDONALD: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretary 54, Tennis 53, 54, 55, 56, Block H Club 54, 55, 56, Trade and Industrial Club 56, Junior-Senior Committee 55; Fire Drill Committee 56, State Tennis Tournoment 54, 55, 56; Junior Class Talent Show 54, 55; Biology Club 56. DOROTHY JEANETTE McFARLAND: Student Generol Asso- ciation 53, 54, 55, 56, Transferred from Antioch 54, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Junior Homemokers of Americo 53, 54, 55, 56, Junior Homemokers of America Foshion Show 53, 54; Reporter for Freshman Class at Antioch 53; Block H Club 54, 55, 56, Softboll 54. ELIZABETH REEVES McNAIR: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretary 54, Vice President 55; Notionol Junior Honor Society 53, 54, National Honor Society 55, 56, Vice President 56; Green Counter 53; Cheerleader 55, 56, Head Cheerleader 56; Newsreel 53, 56; Editor-in-Chief of Retrospect 56; Teen-Age Book Club 53; Junior Class Ploy 55; Dramotics Club 55; One-Act Play 55; Commencement Marshal 55; Junior Dance Committee 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55, Biology Club 54; Chorus 55; Homecoming Sponsor 55; Literory Festival 56; Book Rental Committee 53, 54, 55, 56; Class Night Morshol 55; Coffee Committee 53, 54, Dromatics Festivol 55; Delegate to Notional Honor Society Convention 55; Christian Youth 53, 54, 55; Nominee for Student Body President 55; Block H Club 56; Curtis Magazine Certificate 56, Nominee for Homecoming Queen 56. WILLIAMS HARTRIDGE MILLER: Student General Associa- tion 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 55, Student Council Association 55; Junior Varsity Footboll 53; Tennis 53, 54, 55, 56, State Tennis Tournoment 55; Commencement Morshol 55; Block H Club 55, 56; Science Club 55, 56; Junior Civitan 55, Junior Dance Committee 55. 20 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADGER EUGENE MOODY: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretary 53; Distributive Education Club 56, Trade ond Industrial Club 56. JOHN BAXTER MOORE: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Trade ond Industrial Club 54, Fire Drill Committee 53. NANCY KATHRYN NEWSOME: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 56; Secretary of Freshman Class 53; Notional Junior Honor Society 53, 54; Christian Youth 53; Biology Club 54, Chorus 54, 56, District Festival Chorus 54, State Festival Chorus 54; Tennis 54, 55; Junior Class Talent Show 54, Junior Closs Tolent Show Marshal 55, Green Counter 55, 56; Junior Play Marshal 55, Junior-Senior Committee 55; Student Council Association 56, Future Teachers of America Association 56, Vice President 56; Coffee Committee 53, 54; Homecoming Sponsor 56; Office Assistant 56. MARY JORDAN NEWTON: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Notional Junior Society 53, 54, Notional Honor Society 55, 56, National Honor Society Convention 53; Tennis 53; Biology Club 54; Information Desk 54; Future Teachers of America Association 55, 56, Future Teachers of America Association Radio Program 55, Future Teochers of America Convention 55; Green Counter 55, Junior-Senior Committee 55, Fire Drill Committee 55, Christian Youth 55, Office Assistant 55; Commencement Marshal 55; Junior Class Talent Show Committee 55, Library Club 56, Retrospect Staff, Business Manager 56, Curtis Mog-ozine Certificate 56; Coffee Committee 54. DORIS LINDA NORTHCUTT: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Christian Youth 53; Future Teachers of Americo Association 53; Fire Drill Committee 54, Junior Homemakers of America Association 53, 54, Junior Homemakers of Americo Foshion Show 53, 54; Biology Club 54. NANCY ANNETTE NORWOOD: Student Generol Associa- tion 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 53, Secretory 55, Student Council Association 53; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54, 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55, Biology Club 53; Junior Tolent Show Committee 55; Curtis Magazine High Salesman 56; Junior Talent Show Marshal 55. SARA DIANA OATES: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Biology Club 54; Library Club 55, 56, Dramatics Club 55; Speech Club 53; Teen Age Book Club 53, Coffee Committee 53, 54, 55; Christian Youth 53, 54, 55; Junior Tolent Show Marshal 55; Red Cross Comp Representative 55; Homecoming Sponsor 55; Junior Dance Committee 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55; Junior Ploy Ticket Committee 55; Retrospect Stoff, Advertising Salesman 56, Subscription Salesman 56; Curtis Magazine Certificate 56, Nominee for Homecoming Queen 56. MARGARET EMILIE O'NEAL: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Transferred from Antioch 54; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Homemokers of Americo 53, Junior Homemokers of America Song Leoder 53; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 53. BARBARA LEE REDICK: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54, 55, 56, Junior Homemakers of America Fashion Show 53, 54; Office Assistant 56; Junior-Senior Committee 55, Homecoming Sponsor 56. JAMES RICHARD REDIC: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Transferred from Lydia 54; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Future Farmers of America 53; Trode and Industrial Club 56. CHARLOTTE KATHERINE REGISTER: Student Generol Asso- ciation 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Homemakers of Americo 53, 54, 55, 56, Junior Homemakers of America Fashion Show 53, 54, Junior-Senior Committee 55, Curtis Magozine Certificate 56. ELIZABETH LOUISE ROLFE: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Christian Youth 53, 54, 55, Newsreel 55, 56, Future Teochers of America Association 54, 55, 56, President 55, Song Leader 56; Biology Club 54, Junior-Senior Committee 55; Quill ond Scroll 55, 56, Future Teochers of America Convention 56; Literary Festival 56; Junior Class Play Committee 55; Junior Red Cross 55, 56, Sophomore Skit 54. SHIRLEY ANN SEGARS: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Marching Bond 53, 54, 55, 56, Concert Band 53, 54, 55, 56; District Festival Band 53, 54, State Bond Festival 53; Stote Foir Contest 53, Pee Dee Fair Contest 53, District Bond Concert 55, Cherry Blossom Festival 55, Shrine Bowl Gome 53, 55, Tobacco Bowl Gome 55; Retrospect Stoff 56; Christion Youth 53, 54; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54, Junior-Senior Committee 55. BETTY RUTH SELPH: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54; Distributive Education Club 56. JOHN WAYNE SHIRLEY: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Football 55, 56; Commencement Marshal 54, Chorus 55; Trade and Industrial Club 5, 56, Junior Closs Ploy 55, State Mental Contest 54, 55, Placed in Biology 54, Science Club 55; Biology Club 54. CECILIA LOUISE SIMS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 55; Student Council 55, Secretory 55, Delegate to Stote Student Council Convention 55; Library Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 56, Future Teochers of America Association 55, 56; Biology Club 54, Notional Junior Honor Society 53, 54, Notional Honor Society 55, 56, Red Cross Comp Representative 55; Secretary of Senior Class 56; Associate Editor of Retrospect 56; Coffee Committee 54; Miss Hi Miss 56. THOMAS BRUCE SMITH: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Student Council 53; Trode and Industrial Club 53; Football 53, 54, 55, 56; Block H Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Distributive Education Club 54, 55, Homecoming King 56. HUBERT RALPH STEVENS: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 54, 56; Student Council 54, 56, Treasurer 56; Vice President of Sophomore Closs 54, Secretary of Junior Class 55; Baseboll 55; Junior Civitan Club 55, 56, President 56; Junior Dance Committee 55; Junior Class Ploy 55; Commencement Marshal 55; Dramatics Club 55; Marching Bond 53, 54, Concert Band 53, 54, Boys State 55. BETTY JEAN STEWART: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Band 53, Substitute Majorette 54; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54, 56; Bosketball 55; Distributive Education Club 56, President 56. SENIOR DIRECTORY DOROTHY FOSTINE TEDDER: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 53, 54; Transferred from Lydia 54, Basketboll 53; Softball 53; Library Club 53; Junior Class Talent Show 55; Notional Junior Honor Society 54; National Honor Society 55, 56; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54; 4 H Club 53, 54, County Vice President 54; Girls Stote 55; Nominee for Student Body President 55; Office Assistant 54; Commencement Marshal 55, Closs Night Marshal 55; Future Teachers of America Association 55, 56, Treasurer 55; Cheerleader 55, 56; Homecoming Sponsor 56; Homecoming Queen 56; President of Senior Class 56. SYBIL ANNE THOMAS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretory 54; Marching Band 53, 54, 55, 56, Concert Band 53, 54, 55, 56, District Band Festival 53, 54, 55, State Band Festivol 53, 55, Tobacco Bowl Game 54, State Fair Contest 53, Pee Dee Fair Contest 53, 55, Cherry Blossom Parade 55, Shrine Bowl Game 54, Commencement Band 53, 54, 55, Iris Festival Contest 54, Bond Award 53, 54, 55; Junior Homemakers of America 53, 54, Junior Homemakers of America Fashion Show 53; Chorus 54, 55, District Festival Chorus 54, State Festivol Chorus 54; Junior Class Play Marshol 55; Junior Talent Show Morshol 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55; Retrospect Stoff 56; Christian Youth 54. CHARLES HAROLD TYNER: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Transferred from Antioch 54; Future Farmers of Americo 53, 54, 55; Trade and Industrial Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Distributive Education Club 53, 54, 55, 56. DEXTER COLEMAN VAUGHAN: Students General Associa- tion 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Fire Drill Committee 54, Tennis 53, 54, 55, 56; Trade and Industrial Club 56; Band 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Class Play Committee 55. MIRIAM LAFAYE WARREN: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Homemakers of America 53; Basketboll 54, 55, 56; Softball 54; Block H Club 55, 56; Office Assistant 56. MARGARET VIRGINIA WATKINS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Curtis Magazine Certificate 56. MARGIE JEANETTE WATKINS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Homemakers of America 54, Junior Homemakers of Americo Foshion Show 53, 55; Biology Club 54. LUKE ALLEN WATSON: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Cheerleader 53, 54, 55, 56; Block H Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Trade and In-lustrial Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Civiton Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretory 56, High School Orchestra 55, 56, Vocalist 55, 56, Boss Fiddler 55, 56; Bus Driver 56. ELEANOR WHITE: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretary 54; Newsreel 55; Christian Youth 53, 54, Junior-Senior Committee 55; Retrospect Staff, Salesman 56. JANICE MARIE WHITTLE: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Christian Youth 53, 54, 55; Newsreel 55, 56, Associate Editor 56; Quill ond Scroll 55, 56; Literary Supplement 55; Literary Festival at Coker College 56; Future Teachers of America Association 54, 55, 56, Secretory 54, 55, 56; Treasurer of Junior Class 55, National Junior Honor Society 53, 54, President 54; Notional Honor Society 55, 56; Notionol Junior Honor Society Convention in Hartsville 53; Chairman of Curtis Magazine Sole 56; Future Teachers of American Convention at Sportan-burg 55, Future Teachers of America Convention 56; Delegate to South Corolina Scholastic Press Association Convention 55; Junior Class Play 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55; Sophomore Skit 54; Biology Club 54; Stote Mental Contest 53, 55; Junior Class Talent Show 55, Red Cross Camp Representative 55, Junior Red Cross 55, 56, Nominee for Student Body President 55, Commencement Marshal 55. LARRY EDWARD WILKES: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, President 53; Treasurer of Freshmon Class 53; Student Council 53, Student Council Convention 53; Baseball 54, 55, 56; Football 55, 56; Block H Club 54, 55, 56; Trade and Industrial Club 56, Vice President 56, Trade and Industrial Press Club 56; Junior Senior Committee 55; Science Club 55, 56; Fire Drill Committee 54; Curtis Magozine Certificate 56. CHARLES RODNEY WILLIAMS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Transferred from Florence High School 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretary 53; Treasurer 54, 56, President 55; Football 53, 54, Basketball 53; Yellow Jacket Staff, Photographer 54, 55, Writer 54, 55; Art Club 53, 54; Chorol Club 53, 54, 55; Safety Patrol 53; Science Club 54, Dramatics Club 53, 54, 55; School Radio Announcer 55; Optimist Club 53, Student Council 55; Youth for Christ 54, 55; Junior Closs Play 55; Little Theatre 53, 54, 55; Retrospect Staff, Art Editor 56; Trade and Industrial Club 56; Publicity Manager 56; Bus Driver 55; Block F Club 54; Junior-Senior Committee 55. PAULA WILLIAMS: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Treasurer 56; Na- tional Junior Honor Society 53, 54, Vice President 54; National Honor Society 55, 56, President 56, National Honor Society Convention 56; Basketball 53, 54, 55, 56; Tennis 53, 54, 55, 56, State Tennis Tournament 54, 55; Newsreel 56; Commencement Marshol 55; Stote Mental Contest 53, 54, 55, Placed in Junior Algebra 53; Girls State 55; Block H Club 54, 55, 56, President 55; Junior Donee Committee 55; Christian Youth 53, 54; Junior Class Play Business Manager 55; Book Rental Committee 53, 54, 55, 56; Curtis Magozine Certificate 56. RONALD WINDHAM: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Trade and Industrial Club 53, 54, Football 55, 56, Block H Club 55, 56. SANDRA LANE WINDHAM: Student General Association 3, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, Secretary 56; Future Teachers of Americo Association 54, 55, 56, Vice President 54, 55; President 56; State Future Teochers of America Convention 54; Tennis 54, 55, 56, State Tennis Tournament 55; Junior Dance Committee 55; Junior-Senior Committee 55, Biology Club 54; Science Club 55, 56; Block H Club 55, 56, Reporter 55; Library Club 54, Reporter 54; Newsreel 54, 55, 56, Exchange Editor of Newsreel 56; Quill and Scroll 55, 56; Literory Festivol 56; Notional Junior Honor Society 53, 54; State Mental Contest 53, 55; Christian Youth 53, 54, 55, 56; Junior Class Play 55; Dramatics Club 55; Teen-Age Book Club 53; Curtis Magozine Certificate 56. EARL HILTON WINT: Student General Association 53, 54, 55, 56; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Trade ond Industrial Club 53; Biology Club 54; Junior Closs Talent Show 55. 122 INDEX Administration_______________________________________________________________14, 15 Advertisements______________________________________________________________100-117 Baby Pictures____________________________________________________________________28 Band________________________________________________________________________ 77, 84 Baseball_________________________________________________________________________61 Block H Clubs____________________________________________________________________83 Boy and Girl Starters____________________________________________________________84 Bus Drivers______________________________________________________________________88 Cafeteria Committee _____________________________________________________________88 Campus Views 1, 3, 4-11, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 32, 33, 40-42, 48, 52, 62 Cheerleaders_____________________________________________________________________54 Christian Youth _________________________________________________________________89 Class Officers__________________________________________________ 20 30, 34, 38, 42 Classes______________________________________________________________________ 18-46 Seniors 20-26 Juniors_________________________________________________________________30-33 Sophomores _____________________________________________________________34-37 Freshmen________________________________________________________________38-41 Eighth _________________________________________________________________42-45 Seventh ___________________________________________________________________46 Dedication __________________________________________________________________12, 13 Distributive Education Club _____________________________________________________86 Dramatics Club __________________________________________________________________75 Faculty______________________________________________________________________16, 17 Fire Drill_______________________________________________________________________85 Football _____________________________________________________________________50-53 Foreword _________________________________________________________________________4 Future Farmers of America _______________________________________________________79 Future Teachers of America ______________________________________________________74 Glee Club________________________________________________________________________76 Green Counters___________________________________________________________________82 Hall of Fame_________________________________________________________________96, 97 HHS Dance Orchestra _____________________________________________________________85 Homecoming_______________________________________________________________________55 Junior Civitans__________________________________________________________________73 Junior Homemakers Association J__________________________________________________78 Latin Club___________________________________________________________________68, 69 National Honor Society __________________________________________________________66 National Junior Honor Society____________________________________________________67 Newsreel Staff___________________________________________________________________72 Retrospect Staff_____________________________________________________________70, 71 Senior Directory____________________________________________________________118-121 Snapshots________________________________________________________________29, 47, 98 Student Council______________________________________________________________64, 65 Superlatives__________________________________________________________________92-95 Tennis Team _____________________________________________________________________60 Trade and Industrial Club _______________________________________________________87 123