Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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THE 1957 i Published by the Seniors of HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Hortsville, South Corolino Ellen Sue Sporrow Jo Anne Mclnvoille Editor Associate Editor RETRCDSPECT .Mlm ' V l 4 4 4 I, 1. 0 H W '1 1' , Q .,, Q V .A m -Q' ld A ,ur 11, . . , 'l -I ', ' THE fb' ' of HARTSVILLE HIGH It is The purpose of The 1957 RETROSPECT, os it hos been the purpose of all post issues of the RETROSPECT, To record foifhfully ohofher yeor of life of Horfsville High School. This is o difficult tosk becouse o yeor page by page. ot Hortsville High, whether it be one's first or lost, is ci memoroble ond importont period, never to be forgotten. Here ot Hortsville High, we hove formed Iosting friendships, worked together, ond shored joys ond disappointments. This issue, then, of the RETROSPECT is o record of the triols ond triumphs thot we hove shored during the school yeor. We hope thot it is on occurote record, ond thot it mirrors foithfully the yeor os eoch of you remembers it. Within these poges, we of the 1957 RETROSPECT Stoff hove ottempted to picture your ochieve- ments ond occomplishments so thot you moy remember forever this yeor ot Horts- ville High. CLASSES page 22 ATHLETICS page 56 ACTIVITIES as page 74 Y AH' 5, X 'ar 5 0 ' . N r on 'd ' I .1 - O ' U . I .. . K ' 0' I -. W . I 1 . if, . I . ' w O . r OO' ' Q0 ' 'Q 1 1, M ', ' .. ,ffl n' ,...'ff' W RQ. fi .hu ,iff ,ix -14 iw? xv N A ww - 'Nm 4 - rf 'Ns N, Q 14 ' ' 1. 5,. in Q YQ' Yana: 4? . Y I V- .,, , ., ' fx? H? AYY' 51' .r-:Q-H9 k B... ,fi .3 . ,K - If , 9' ' ' if-4 uw Lat QQ lg.,I I , I 4 4 -nt 'y' nf 4' 5 Vwui .:': 5i f,'am aj 4915 4'-1 ?Ol-l X Mditett-4 ,,q. .-v w . Ax . ., g x , A525 L , 4 .' ff EH , 1.5 'M mf. A in 1, s ,E 1 ,, ' f 1 er , :la . 1 : Sh , ' 9 ,111 . .44 3 3 4' qv.. .K 1,1 1- 1 Z Q ' ' , J ., A V f' 3 Q4 ' f ' pg fn xi' - 2 , is A ' 2 ' . ' ' V f 1 5 . IQQSEQFL1' uvziixltxxoxd rfvifl' ' ' aw' 6 QQ ' v x ., ,se 3 1 , ,W Q ' I, sv ,. t ffl v ' ,f W zzz. , .. w. 4' -fu 7 , 1 'W In 4' ' JT 5' , . V ,Q ,, - . , A .: w-W7 z . ., r - LW.. V, H, in N . ah uf , A 'H , ...sv 544. s vfjk-1 thin-4 1 44' Y fd E5 -f' xr' 01' nu.,-u '1 w H ' 'Kin vw- ss JV w new no 'Z' qos ...Q s ,ln oi. 5 my al' '4 'f-not .H ' Q Y x, f Z F , Qxx -nv-I N- fn gl Wyl Q 'iii 1 X WE DEDICATE IN GRATEFUL I Mr, Walters draws in his spare time. Mr. Walters, our teacher and . I . l Rare moments of leisure are provided by Debbie friend, in recognition of your out- standing character . . . your will- ingness to work . . . your quiet and friendly personality . . . and your interest in our activities, we, the Senior Class, proudly dedicate our I957 RETROSPECT. 'WKL Working with the T. and I. Club is one of Mr. Walters' many duties, RECCDGNITION OF TIME, SERVICE, SELF The spirit of a high school may well be exemplified by its senior class. Many of you have worked with enthusiasm and cour- age for and in the interest of your school. For this spirit, I am most grateful and commend you for all you have done. The faculty joins me in wishing for you a pleasant and full life. We shall follow your careers with a great deal of personal interest. We hope that you often will find occa- sions to visit your school after graduation. DOYLE W. BOGGS Principal, Senior High School Student Body of l957 I would like to congratulate you for the leadership, coeoperativeness, and friendli- ness shown this year. May your school years at Hartsville en- able you to succeed in your undertakings in preserving our democratic way of life. J, H. GRAYSON Principal, Junior High School ADMINISTRATIVE Student Body of l957, Minds of young people are like fertile plots of ground, The crops that mature there depend upon the seeds of thoughts sown and the tending of the soil. Beautiful flowers and ugly weeds come to a state of com- plete development in the same soil. Moreover, do not live in a mental weed patch. Plant seeds of innocence, of honesty, of truthfulness, of sincer- ity of deeds, of purity of thought. Till the soil well and crowd out the weeds of hatred, of jealousy, of discontent, of covetousness, of prejudice. Do not let the soil of your minds remain idle. The more it is worked the richer it becomes, the greater is its capacity to produce. This I covet for each of you: a fully developed mind yielding a great and rich harvest for America. T. H. ULMER Superintendent X.- ak LEADERS SERVE THE SCHOOL A MESSAGE FROM OUR DEANS Congratulatnons Class of l957' It has been a real pleasure to work wnth you Our very best wnshes go wlth you as vou leave Ha rtsvulle Hugh il l l'l'll MISS HELEN BAKER Dean of Glrls MR W P CRAWFORD MRS RUTH G EIDSON Dean of Boys Guldance Counselor 'T I9 OUR FACULTY PREPARES US WELL FOR f 5, 1-ve-5 1 fi -W, E 9 Q .5 .v.Kg. . -' F l 9 S ,Q S, , ,I 5. f it i Q 2.3 , ffl .LQ V Q' f' fi? 1? Pi ii.,-, 1 sis. .if i :- 41 523 : -- I . V 4 I K N gil if , S . -2: Sl xslll. . AE' f 'S S t grv' kg. A Q rw- 1 gi ' , Q -tw, , 4s X9 ai'-J ll lil . fs-ws - W-vis. .', by C7x 6 rw. .Ei -1-9? First Row, left to right: Mrs. Walker E. Anderson, Commercial, Mrs. Mary Clara Blackman, Seventh Grade, Mrs. Carrie C. Boggs, Librarian, Junior High, Mr. William P. Bowers, History, Social Studies. Second Row, left to right: Mr. Grady Brown, Band, Mrs. Sarah Brown, Secretory, Senior High, Mrs. Sarah Ellen Byrd, Seventh Grade, Mrs. Edith Chapman, Mathematics. Third Row, left to right: Mr, Paul Chap- man, Physical Education, Mrs. Macy E, Cooke, Seventh Grade, Mr. Nelson C. Curtis, Science, Driver Education, Mrs, Mary Frances Davis, Science. Fourth Row, left to right: Miss Jean Evans, Physical Education, Mr. Percival Christopher Evans, Agriculture, Mrs. Lillian C. Galloway, Mathematics, Mrs. Loree Gandy, General Science. Fifth Row, left to right: Mrs. Mary D. Gandy, Seventh Grade, Miss Margaret Good- man, English, Mrs. Isabell Griffith, Seventh Grade, Mrs. Lillian C. Gunter, Seventh Grade. Sixth Row, left to right: Mr. Charles W. Hammond. History, Mrs. Miriam Harvin, Cafeteria Manager, Mr. Tom Hendrix, Coach, Mathematics, Algebra, Physics, Miss Martha M. Hicklin, Biology, Seventh Row, left to right: Mr. John Frank Ingram, English, Psychology, Retro- spect, Mrs. Martha T. lvey, English, Mrs. Elise W. Johnston, Seventh Grade, Miss Betty Jo Kennington, Seventh Grade. SU First Row, left to right: Miss Betty June Kirkland, Commercial, Mrs. Caroline La- nier, Secretary, Junior High, Miss Dorothy Leaphart, Commercial, Miss Katherine B. Lee, English. Second Row, left to right: Mr. Harold Littleton, Industrial Arts, Shop, Mrs. Mary Jane McDonald, Seventh Grade, Mrs. Eliza- beth McGee, Cafeteria Manager, Miss Laura Mclnnes, English, Dramatics. Third Row, left to right: Miss Maxine McLamb, Chorus, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Mc- Nair, Librarian, Senior High, Mrs. Elsie N. Neely, Homemaking, Mrs. Nancy Newsom, English. Fourth Row, left to right: Mrs. Lois Ousley, Homemaking, Mr. Ray Edward Petty, Old World History, American History, Coach, Mrs. Jessie C. Porter, American His- tory, Mrs. Elizabeth Rhinehardt, Family Living, Homemaking. Fifth Row, left to right: Miss Frances Rogers, English, Civics, Mrs. Alice Thomas, Seventh Grade, Mrs. Mary Jewell Tindall, English, Mr. Samuel O. Tomlinson, Agri- culture. Sixth Row, left to right: Miss Elizabeth Townsend, Homemaking, Mrs. T. H. Ulmer, Newsreel, Spanish, Algebra, Journalism, Miss Polly Ann Usher, Homemaking, Mr. Cecil Walters, Industrial Mathematics, Vo- cational Drawing, D. O., Mechanical Drawing. Seventh Row, left to right: Mr. Henry B. Waters, Mathematics, Mrs. Helen Wat- kins, Mathematics, Miss Patricia Williams, English, French. B W? A-Q, L 1? an 'S' Q3 'QQ Q! Sv 1-'- Q v .i' x. 4. '1 fn M . I.. Ffifk A ' g. ' 5. , is ' W ',--. 1 4. sf. I, y R pi Q., 'gggt if ? I ,Lg 1 . f V M I' Wi A .fffhf A f -. i 4 'X A ' li ,yil y Vs ' Wm, 'ff' f.', ,fl .1 A x ..... a I , I ,af Uv 'R nf E ,x--- file X X i, ' ff 1 . Q ki 'IVE -wt ' le ' 'V ' I , l 1 4 R 6. ..- 2 CCESS IN OUR FUTURE CARE ERS mAwg 4, J W9 fra,-w x-Q 19: 7? 5 www The aim of the classes at Harts- ville High is to create men and women who will be ready for any position in life. Through the years, the students of Hartsville High School have reached the desired goal. As it was in the past, so it is today. Classes A if Katherine Willio OFFICERS QQ. wx Xi FNS .........,.,.............. George Little .,....... Becky Clanton ..... Jerry Byrd .,....,., Mrs. Ben Porter ....... McLeod Banks Mildred Joanne Bradshaw Ns-..' J. E. Bass Robert Edward Bradshaw Q .........President Vice-President .........Secretory ,,..,.Treosurer .....,.Sponsor Michael Downey Best Edith Maebelle Britt any-e ,MVT ' 2-.V 15 Yfws- t 'Q-Y ff 'mf' it-Q he -Hwan- Jttkef' gk 5 ...,, s irfi Virginia Louise Alexander Jerry Turner Anderson Richard Tony Atkinson Sarah Jeanette Atkinson THE James Boyd Blackwell Delores Bochette Claudia Brown Mary Louise Brown .B 'lrfzzf swam , i e in as. W 'fi' 'X I im X K ' Pit ' T27 'Ui X . ' 'S' 'Q fr-:r JI 'ha- brit Anna Mae Byrd Jerry S. Byrd Norma Josephine Byrd Richard Lonnie Garn Stafford Capps Dorothy Alene Caston Milton Caston Emily Chapman Melvyn Curtis Chapman William Griffit h Chapman Mary Frances Coates if iq.. , 'Ui Q, Yrfif' Helen Rebecca Clanton Mickey L. Creoch .Jw Y. YS-' x .c-,a We, the Freshman Class came to school in Septem- ber, l953, feeling very important because then we were really a part of Hartsville High. At this time, students from Antioch and Lydia were coming to Hartsville, and we made many new friends. The con- struction of our new building was begun, and we looked forward to the day we would move. The Sophomores came back to school in September, l954, anxious to begin another school year Carolyn Lunn was elected president. Under the supervision of Mrs, Dorothy Hanna, we sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance. Although Darlington was favored to win the annual homecoming game, the great spirit and team play of the Red Foxes merited a l-4-I2 win over our 25 C.. 5M..., f NQY' Qi' 16...-f Cqddell William Alfred Cannon l M, -My s w Wil' Z' i 4. vi-mf JCE 5hs-.- ' William M. Crouch, Jr. Freddie T. Dean Peggy Brenda Dennis Marylie Dority James Lee Douglas Betty Jo Elmore Carolyn Margaret Felkel Ann Ross Fields Eileen Elizabeth Flynn William Frederick Frazier Sylvia Jeanette Gainey Sybil Frances Garland Charles David Gilbert Knowlton Gobbel arch rivals. We were so proud of them. The Junior Class came to school in September, l955, looking forward to a great year. With Mrs. Hanna again as our sponsor and Carolyn Lunn as president, we began raising money for Junior-Senior. We sold hose, held dances after the ball games and presented a play, Dear Ruth, under the direction of Miss Laura Mclnnes. We presented a talent show, and finally we began drawing the scenes for Junior- Senior. April 20 arrived. The boys and girls made a very handsome group with the theme, Oriental Gardens, in the background. 26 ig Wu- 'TNS la Betty Jo Goodman April Deanne Goodsan Jeralene Goodson Ann Graham SEN Nancy Faye Grantham Wesley Allen Haynes 5. Ninn . 1, LA 'QVHYG -Y IQIQE Carolyn Jeanette Harrell Deanna Durbin Hughey 582.454 A 'QL E Kiwvv' SS 9 i I ji. fi? sw ,P is J Y 3 ff J ig , W., i f it N J i vga. kg J ZF J J IZ f KL Jimmy Carroll Johnson Janice Marie King Ennis lends Duck a helping hand. Ennis Barfleld Jordan Patricia Ann King , V l,,, ld Ny . L 2 .,AV V X G' 'Y 4-'Inf' K4' Winn-s v ggi: John Ronald James Roy James Billy Russell Johnson Carolyn Frances Johnson H Thomas G Jordan Tracey Kea Jr Alvrda Delores Kelley Ronnie Lambert Jerry Wardell Langston Dorothy Leeder 'Unansw- 'R , 5-:Af JUN W' T-'iii' is J 3 if fins' is .iv 6 ' xr., S.- in George Eastman Little Nelia Ann Lunn Jo Anne Carol Mclnvaille Jackie McLendon SENICDR C Doris Ellen Morrell James Morrison Dan A. Morrison, Jr. Annie Ruth Myers HXSLNI QT, ar if-. My Joseph Henry McCullough James L. McDougald Martha Ann McFarland Paul Malcolm McTeer' Wanda Jean Manship Albert Christopher Mixon ASS CDF 1957 The big year is here now. Many improvements have been made. A new shop, cafeteria, and science build- ing have been completed. Under the leadership of Mrs. Jessie Porter, and Tattin Williams, president, the class conducted a very successful magazine campaign. Tattin Williams and James Douglas were elected Homecoming King and Queen. Our feelings are a mixture of joy and sadness as we realize that our high school career is about to end, but we are anxious to begin our college career. Thus ends the history of the Senior Class of l957. 29 2 l T Us 5 lf1T'V: ' 'fran Harvey Jordan Newton, Jr. Eunice Carter Privette Fl 1 . bu g Elizabeth L. Orr Charles Redden Elizabeth Harrison Shelley John Wallace Talbert, Jr. mv'- Caleb Festus Parker Edward Howard Reynolds Pamela Raye Shirley Jimmy Taylor Doris Kathryn Parnell Julius Carson Rhodes James Clayton Shoemake Rosa Elmore Taylor Z,,: IE gi . . V , . was Q r .k -s...,,, 'mf ' , an K Mag, 1191 it Glenda Lou Player Elizabeth Eugenia Robertson THE Ellen Sue Sparrow Sally Thomas nw? , SI 6? , 9 gig a e Janice Vincent P t A W tk Linda Margare! Watson SEN RCLASS OF19 Sarah Frances Wicker Iris Adelia Windham N N., 'avi if 'W i 's A A Y, x., T OFFICERS Mildred Williamson President Billy Lipscomb Vice-President Flora McNair Secretary Robert Griggs Treasurer Mrs. Walker E. Anderson Sponsor First Row, left to right: Beverly Adams, Jeanette Adams, Saundro Adams, Mike Alford. Second Row, lett to right: Elaine Anderson, Brenda Andrews, Bob- by Atkinson, Brenda Atkinson. Third Row, left to right: Shelby Avant, Diane Banks, Josephine Barfield, Phil Baynes. Fourth Row, left to right: Steph- en Best Glen Bighorn, Billy Block-' mon, Carlton Bland. Fifth Row, left to right: Ronnie Bochette, Billy Boyd, Del..ette Bul- lard, Paul Byrd. CD 9 First Row left to rlght Phnllp Byrd Jan Caddcll Elsue Chapman Sam Clanton Second Row left to rlght Robby Coker Curtis Crowley Murra Dalrymple Prnckney Dennis Thlrd Row left to rlght Peggy Dudley Ann Easterlung Llnda Ed dms Colburn Flowers Fourth Row left to nght Zeda Forte Nancy Frye Patty Furr Charles Galney Flfth Row left to right Sandra Gandy Hattie Gardner Ronald Gardner Hope Gettys Slxth Row left to right Sammne Gnbson Sara Glbson Hartwell Goodsan Mary Grantham Seventh Row, left to right Sara Jo Grantham, Charles Griggs, Nena Gnggs, Robert Lee Gnggs ISI 'H F LAL 'VXQ-n 'CIT WWW vt 'my' YV' l 5 -v lk Y' J ,sr f . 'N f fl 1 ig - L X 'rvff V' - . to fig 1 Aff in AT! iff? ' ' 'dll A I ' ' . 1 I .4 rf ' x ': . 5 . X , We Ll Q ' 1 ' 1 ,, K s. .. A 1 - +L' 'L' ' 9 t S +L A br x. , , ' : I .. V I' A ' J' gr 4 . Y A br 5 . I I Q : 4 F ' n ' . 5 V , 'l ' 'Q . ' f V X f ..- , X , f , 1 I 4 : . I - 4 Y 09 , - L. , w L I V , J 4 ' NICR CLAS First Row, left to right: Byars Guest, Joyce Hawkins, Beth Hayes, Eddie Hearon. Second Row, left to right: Betty Henderson, James Hicks, Jeanette Hodge, Kyleton Hodge. Third Row, left to right: Ronald Holland, Jackie Hough, Jimmy Howle, Byron Huggins. Fourth Row, left to right: Lorena Hulsey, Wade Hutchinson, Dur- ward Jackson, Darius Johnson. Fifth Row, left to right: Helen Johnson, Martha Jaan Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Joan Jordan, Sixth Row, left to right: Scott Jordan, Alsie Kelley, Beth Kelley, Billy Kelley. Seventh Row, left to right: Glenn Kelley, Kathryn Kelly, Roy Kelly, Marilyn Kiefer. SOF 195 First Row, left to right: Betty Jean King, Kay King, Lyn King, Randolph King. Second Row, left to right: Billy Kirven, J. D. Kirven, Kathryn Kir- ven, Dianne Kitrell. Third Row, left to right: Christa Langston, Johnny Lawhon, Brenda Lawing, Jean Ledbetter. Fourth Row, left to right: Billy Lipscomb, Brenda Lunn, Hellon Lyles, Martha Jo McCaw. Fifth Row, left to right: Anna McLeod, Flora McNair, Ann Mil- Ier, Richard Moore. Sixth Row, left to right: Steve Morrison, Barry Newton, Joyce Northcutt, Ethelene O'Neal. Seventh Row, left to right: Kay Ott, Joyce Outlaw, Maurice Par- rott, Bobby Pate. THE JUNIOR CLASS CDF First Row, left to right: Johnny Pearce, Kaye Pennington, Wayne Pigg, Judy Polson. Second Row, left to right: Lil- lian Poole, Norma Powell, Sylvia Rhodes, Jackie Smith. Third Row, left to right: Vir- ginia Smith, Jackie Smothers, Ann Sowell, Kaye Sparrow. Fourth Row, left to right: Made' lyn Sparrow, Barrett Stewart, Lois Stewart, Joe Taylor. Fifth Row, left to right: Carolyn Tiller, John Timmerman, Margie Timmons, Brenda Trader. Sixth Row, left to right: Mar- garet Turnage, Sandra Turnage, Lucy Tyner, Shirley Tyner. ' Seventh Row, left to right: Shir- ley Valentine, Joyce Walters, Pa- tricia Walters, Vivian Walters. 957 First Row, left to right: Jimmie Warren, Joyce Warren, Abbie Watkins, William Watkins. Second Row, left to right: Bob- bie Wilkes, Curtis Wilkes, Bruce Williams, Christine Williams. Third Row, left to right: Joe Williams, Kaye Williams, Mildred Williamson, Bobby Winburn. Fourth Row, left to right: Roy Winburn, Betty Windham, Faye Windham, Randy Yarborough. What happened, Bobby? First year Spanish class hard at work. Hope digresses from the conversation. The things you find in students' lockersl J I 'F OFFICERS Jo Ann Parker President Woody Barfield Vice-President Delores Andrews Secretary Timmy Timmerman Treasurer Miss Dorothy Leapha rt Sponsor THE SOPHOMORE CLA First Row, left to right: Delores Adams, Janice Adams, Brenda Allen, Mildred Anderson, Delores Andrews, Beasley Atkinson, Heyward Atkinson, Jimmy Ballard, Linda Ballard. Second Row, left to right: Carolyn Barfield, Woody Barfield, Wayne Barnhardt, Press Beattie, Ann Bell, Zelma Bell, Jerald Braddock, Rosalind Bradshaw, Barbara Brock. Third Row, left to right: Billy Brown, Bobby Brown, Joyce Brown, Leon Brown, Willie Mae Brown, Jimmy Bryant, Harvey Burkett, Alton Byrd, Emerson Byrd. Fourth Row, left to right: Milton Byrd, Wayne Byrd, Joanne Caston, Kathy Chapman, Joe Chapman, Eugene Clanton, Richard Cooley, Tommy Copeland, Carroll Davis. its W! Us ,xfvx I W Q, 4 H.. M- K -5,2 we xw I 5. lt l K . ' fi SS , '2 2' 'Q pifjf r mg H ,SQA Ygvr V. V -- 'nts 1,50 ff 'Q . .-sr r- . f f A A f Lg ' It Q , ,- , QE Y X 1 A :gr ,MQ .Ja img Q 425. ggi, ,, fi , -' , .is ,X K' , fb. Q , W f a ,. , lim g 'mg J L A1 A Q . Gif I i A Q ' .a -3'-A 4. ' - 't H . . c.. it r SL. 1 5... ,fl 7759- X Q V i 4 vw, I f E . ,, if 38 First Row, left to right: John Davis, Mary Ester Denny, Hey- ward Dixon, Ronald Doss Charles Easterling, Sherry Eller. Second Row, left to right: Sue Elliot, Carolyn Flowers, Ella Flowers, Mary Lou Funderburk, Frances Gainey, James Goiney, Third Row, left to right: Ronald Gainey, Sandra Gallo- way, Leon Gandy, Robert Gard- ner, Jim Garland, Fleming Ghoens. Fourth Row, left to right: Wallace Gibson, Gloria Grant, Jimmy Gregory, Bobby Griggs, Purvis Griggs, Wilson Griggs. Fifth Row, left to right: Betty Jean Hall, Carolyn Hall, Nick Hall, Carolyn Harding, Ann Harrell, Priscilla Harris, Sixth Row, left to Bryan Hawthornthwaite, Bobby Hood, Billy Hopkins, Otis Hough, Bonnie Howell, David Howell. right: Seventh Row, left to right: Ronald Howell, L. B, Howle, Patsy Howle, Donald Huggins, Rebecca Huggins, Sam Hug- gins. Eighth Row, left to right: Raymond Hughey, Sidney Hunt, Zeda Ingram, Betty Jo Johnson, Bill Johnson, David Johnson, Ninth Row, left to right: Elsie Johnson, Freida Johnson, Larry Johnson, Mildred Johnson, Noel Johnson, Priscilla Johnson. 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V W 1 V C L 6' JW! or J , r Q., -,af K is' Q1 '14,-f ni C ' J 'f ti, 5 I J a x,t , fr J 39 E SOPHOMCDRE CLA Flrst Row left to right Richard Johnson Barbara Jones Beatrice Jones Kenneth Jones Gloria Jordan Emmie Jay Kelly Second Row left to nght Marvin Kittrell Sonny Langston Edith Leonard Mary Lewis Nancy Little Hal Littleton Carolyn Third Row left to nght Bobby McFarland Mike McGee Betty McLain Dorothy Marshall Robert Marshall Goode Mobley Fourth Row left to rught Jimmy Moore Julian Moore Warren Morrell Betty Morrison Freddie Morrison Martha Morrison Fifth Row left to nght Patsy Nesbitt G B Newsome Buddy Nicholson Phillip Odom lris ONeal Lois ONeal Jimmy Sixth Row left to right Yvonne Parnell Pat Phelps Patricia Pierce Brenda Poole, George Powell Michaele Powell Wiley H. 'rf' ,ff to F ls- 1? G -SY s- , ar First Row, left to right: Lor raine Rivers, Buddy Rogers Tommy Russ, Linda Russell Margaret Sanderson, Bobby Selph. Second Row, left to right Leon Shumake, Thomas Shu mate, Betty Carol Smith lmo gene Smith, Jean Smith Suz anne Smith. Third Row, left to right: Con nie Souza, James Spence, Bill Stanley, Hilton Steen, Trellis Stewart, Judy Stogner Fourth Row, left to right Charles Stokes, Mary Talbert Jo Ellen Taylor, Wayne Thom as, Timmy Timmerman, Lor raine Tolson. Fifth Row, left to right Shirley Trader, Raymond Tyner William Wannamaker Patricia Wase, J. D. Watkins Gene Watson. Sixth Row, left to right: John Watson, Marjorie Watson Reed Whaley, Martha White Marvin Whittle, Budgy Wil- helm. Seventh Row, left to right: Elizabeth Williams, Dorothy Winburn, James Winburn, Jim- my Winburn, Raeford Winburn Delores Windham. Eighth Row, left to right: Jeanette Windham, Christy Wood, Ernest Woodham, Ray Ziegler. 'User i hs.- 3 -Sq 15 519 4l 'Y-1 i vw' -'Bm 1'-.7 Mgr Y Y? K if 'N-so S.. '7 .7 'Tl W 4 9. -356 Q91 V: Q., I x, Ll 'L 'V ' i I Q.. H 'lx ,M , f'QfQij 5, ' ,,.. - THE FR OFFICERS Anne Coker President Nancy Hafner Vice-President Ricky Lambert Secretary Tommy Young Treasurer ' Mrs. Helen Watkins Sponsor Al A ' And rson, Gail Anderson, Phil Anderson, Meg An- First Row, left to right: Rachel Adams, Betty Allan, Jack tman, ggie e drews, Danny Askins, Second Row, Ich to right: Joyce Askins, Mattie Atkinson, Jackie Bass, Melanie Beasley, Tommy Bedenbaugh, Sara Bennett, Curtis Blackman, Maude Blackwell, Third Row, left to right: Roger Bland, Elaine Braddock, David Bradshaw, Judy Brewer, Burney Bristow, Marian Brown, Billy Bryant, Buddy Byrd. F0Ul'fl1 ROW, left io right: Jane Byrd, Jimmy Byrd, Louclla Byrd, Jackie Campbell, Johnny Campbell, JimmY COVYCV, Wilhoit v Carter. m,'NQ.xi p y, ,Q y -fl go' ft- e ki -i it ' A it 'f Q., , p 1 5 mf: .V Wi R lga'-I ' . V Q- ' 'ref Q. s.-,f 'K J J- fQ-,, r,,, ' e ., A M :fm , lll xsa ne U ... E, 2 I 3 , 1 k Lf.: si iw, . , l W3 6' f 4 ' ' , 2 xii J 1 it J .at R K iz? 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A yg ' 4555 , 4 . a, , W ,A E CLA Flrst Row left to right Darrell Hendrlx Nancy Hendrix Marllyn Hewitt David Hodge Jacquelm Hoffman Bobby Holland Johnny Holland Second Row left to rught Joyce Holley Ronnue Holley Brockue Hopkuns Levern Hopknns George Horne Gladys Horne Wal llam Howell Thlrd Row left to nght Belva Howle Bull Howle Ann Huggans Helen Huggins Herbert Hugglns Donna Hughey Rhen Hunter Fourth Row left to nght Delene Ingram Alva Johnson Jacauelune Johnson Janet Johnson Joseph Johnson Kaye Johnson Luculle Johnson Fufth Row left to right Max Johnson Patrucla Johnson Peggy Johnson R B Johnson Shelby Johnson Trllby Johnson Mllne Johnston Snxth Row left to nght Annne Rav Jones Bobby Jones Max Jones Joe Jordan Mary Kelley Naomne Kelley Rosa Kelley Seventh Row left to rlght Shelton Kelley Tommy Kelley Ruth Kelly Tom Kelly Elizabeth Kung Garry Kung Georgia Kung ta is wi-.sw ld-Qiiwt VNS QQ x-J ax X s. mx Q, Q :Au as y Q. x. be- fri' ct an Q-.,7 f fgdjk QQ me 6-X '-- E gf 9, 1, i 3. 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HI - , ,ml ,, H R I X 4 ,Y In f 1 r 3'r First Row left to right: Jane King, Mary Ann King, Mildred King, Phyllis King, Sandra Kirkley, Ricky Lambert Joyce Layton Second Row left to right: Phyllis Leonard, Rhea Lovelace, Pat Lucas, Barbara Lundy, James McDaniel Tommy McElveen Belva Third Row left to right: Sylvia Mclnville, Beth McKorell, Nora Manship, Georgia Mae Marshall, Sharon Mums Alice Moore Fourth Row left to right: Brenda Moore, Sylvia Moore, Woody Morgan, Betty Morrell, Dianne Morrell Cecil Munn Brenda Fifth Row left to right: Carl Newsome, Frank Newsome, Jean Newsome, Judy Newsome, Marilyn Newsome Dick Newton Sixth Row left to right: Marie Norwood, Frankie Odom, Alma Jean Oliver, Bobby O'Neal, Paul ONeal Frances Outlaw Seventh Row left to right: Shirley Parker, Randy Pearce, Chandler Peel, Elise Perdue, James Perkins Charles Perry Barbara Q kg , f , ,N v vx' Q' 1 , A ff ' f .re ' '2'f?'Qi ft , K. Jbi , -,,1, , Why '52-W. 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E AA Q L ,. f ' E CLA Flrst Row left to right Bobble Raye Watkins Jerry Watson Russell Watson Patsy Weatherford Mary Wilhelm Raymond Second Row left to right Joseph Williams Pearllne Wlllxams Nancy Wflllamson Arland Winburn Ray Winburn Glorsa Yarborough Tommy Young Wa We F' 1 ks fi, A EIGHTH GRADE HOMERCDMS ' QFFICERS Mary Mac, Gladys, Jack, and Jimmy Kenneth JeHOrdSw-mm -AQEE mm-mn-President pause for o drink between classes K0Ye Hommonds ----- ------' V lCe'p e5ldent The Newsreel is being perused by JOClr1r1e Zeigler ..,,,, ............ S eCI'el'ClI'y Ada, Jack, Nancy, and Sarah Bruce Jackie Grantham .......,.. ..... T reasurer Mrs, Edith Chapman ..... ...... S ponsor First Row, left to right: Joyce McLen- don, Patricia Byrd, Miriam Strickland, Donald Gainey, Avise Steen, Donald Hodges, Thomas Holland. Second Row, left to right: Mrs. Lillian Galloway, Gussie Dixon, Wilbur Cran- ford, J. C, Hodge, Rayburn Tennent, Ethel Middleton, Joanne Zeigler, Annette Galloway. Third Row, left to right: James Gainey, Johnny Wallace, Gene Gaston, Thomas Stephens, Pat Frye, Louise Gainey. . J 48 'i 1 Pl First Row, left to right: Frank Sowell, Annette Chapman, Carolyn Kirven, Billy Warren, Betty Lou Atkinson, Charles Banks, R. W. Boykin. Second Row, left to right: Buddy Par- nell, Jack Dixon, James L. Gainey, Lo- retta Smothers, Alice Faye Wint, Sidney McLendon, Mary Lee Sellers. Third Row, left to right: James Prid- geon, Jerry James, Hazel Smith, Walter Britt, John Griffiths, Mack Caston, Kenny Bradshaw, Mr. Nelson Curtis. First Row, left to right: Bobby Howle, Ann Newsome, Brenda Huggins, Kent Houck, Jimmy Jordan, Ernest Faile, Robert Petty, Woodrow Outlaw, Peggy O'Neal. Second Row, left to right: Richard King, Edward Shumake, Jerry Anderson, Frances Mathis, Jewell Windburn, Pa- tricia McElveen, Katherine Lyles, Phyllis Johnson, Lou Doris King. Third Row, left to right: Jerry Steen, Jimmy Holloman, James Woods, Mrs. Mary Clara Blackman, Charles Freeman, Kent Gainey, Tommy Bryant, Boyd Dar- nell, Leon Walters. First Row, left to right: Roy Brown, Jimmy Moody, Curtiss Williams, Mack McKinnon, Butch McKinnon, Marion Watkins, Jimmy Dority, Alvin King, Mitchell Parker. Second Row, left to right: Faye Hayes, Vickie Jo Brewer, Linda Stutts, Mary Ruth Hinson, Anne Large, Diane Matuse, Merrie Byrd, Brenda Marshall, Tommy Tyner, Mr. Charles Hammond, Third Row, left to right: James Black- mon, Charles Hughes, Mitchell Odom, Judy Kelly, John Ewings, Lana Odom, Bren Johnston, Sonja Morrell, Jean Par- nell, Carol Casey, Mary Elizabeth Stewart. 'l 'Hi .9 'HQ' CW -4'-1 fr'? 'f . it ,.., 'Ji , ,, WH. s -in aw- mar wv of, 1 na, J- san-,V , mea, -,sw-ru, fi.-:lg may EIGHTH First Row, left to right: Lukie Watkins, Gene Powers, Kenneth Huggins, Russell Easterling, Jimmy Cox, Joann Hicks, Jackie McDonald, Jackie Grantham, Pa- tricia Hunter, Ann Smith, Helen Gainey. Second Row, left to right: Johnny Lawing, Joe Harvin, Bobby Dudley, Er- nest Lunn, Johnnie Lee Jones, Virginia McDonald, Jewel Adams, Lucia Raines, Sara Perkins, Edna Mac McDonald. Third Row, left to right: Joanne Chap- man, Doris Howard, Jackie Sellars, Johnny Bartield, Johnnie Williamson, Pat Wheless, Harriett Johnson, Tincie Crouch, Mrs. Edith Chapman. First Row, left to right: Amaryllis Hodge, Helen Sellers, Linda Nesbitt, Ernestine Galloway, Lynn Thomas, Ann Barry, Patsy Hodge, Delaine Johnson, Kaye Hammonds, Paul Terwilliger. Second Row, left to right: Shirley Steen, Mary Skipper, Hannah Byrd, Doris Ann Dudley, Betty De-lle Byerly, Gwen- dolyn Guest, Maria Gandy, James Shel- ley, Albert Stogner, Mrs, Lois Ousley. Third Row, left to right: Dennis Wynn, James Warren, Gene Hunter, Maurice Stokes, Abby Funderburke, James Spar- row, Marty Driggers, G. L, Howell, Woody Goodson, Reggie Mahn. First Row, left to right: Michael Hard' ing, Bobby Raines, Daphney Edwards, Johnny Holland, Larry Bullard, Newitt Levi Kelley, Linda Gardner, Mary Alice Jones, Sydney Turnage, Laraye Tedder. Second Row, left to right: Darrell Chapman, Charles Walters, Kaye Pare ker, Myrtlc Wallace, Betty Thigpen, Joyce Jones, Laura Lide, Belvey Johnson, Susan Kelley, Mrs. Jewell Tindall. Third Row, left to right: Curtis Howle, Billy Norton, Robert Edwards, Philip Hurley, Reggie Smith, Cooper Lee Segars, Kenneth Jetfords, Daulton Ketth, Jimmy Benficld, Larry Byrd. GRADE HDMERDDMS First Row, left to right: Gerald Byrd, Carl McDonald, Mary Reynolds, Ruby Jean Smith, Martha James, Annette Vinson, Barbara Gainey, Helen James, Nancy Gainey, Judy Stewart, Irene Crow- ley, George Taylor. Second Row, left to right: Delores Wint, Sara Robbins, Joyce Spence, Vir- ginia Freeman, Henry Hawkins, Sybil Smith, Charles White, Mendel Smith, Phyllis Chandler, Mr, William P. Bowers. Third Row, left to right: Ronald Clark, Dick Browne, Ralph O'Neol, Johnny Mitchell, Larry Glasscock, William Dud- ley, Judson Hawkins, Eugene Melton, Larry Thompson. First Row, left to right: Ronnie Cope- land, Eddie Weldon, Jack Hopkins, Ada Sparrow, Mava Williams, Gladys Parker, Kathleen Blackman, Karen Kuehner, Becky Gaskins, Wayne Stratton, Second Row, left to right: Roy Talbert, George Hawkins, Lukie Martin, Lucia Lewis, Pat Denny, Cherrie James, Sara Bruce Smith, Nancy Pitts, Ellen Harden. Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Ruth Coggeshall, Troy Usher, Harry Gregory, Jeanette Martha Moye Dickinson, Eidson, Pete Jimmy Bell, Montgomery, Nancy Taylor, Mary Mac Gettys, First Row, left to right: R. C. Johnson, Willnarn Johnson, Ronnie Gainey, Billy Sherrill, Ruth Blackwell, Cecelia Lunn, Barbara Vann, Sammy Beasley, Hyman Lee, Second Row, left to right: Dennis Tyner, Goodman Timmons, Margaret Caston, Archie Boan, Connie Hatchell, Vicki Jones, Betty Blackwell, Billy Tim- mans. Third Row. left to right: James Mor- rison, Billy Huggins, Paul Howle, Devon Campbell, Cecil O'Neol, Frank Tyner, Mclver Griggs, Joe Crowley, Perm Bryant -ul W . 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Si Ill - -walnut 4 We-nl:,: rl i '::.-es ww ...W mmf, vu Q gf sa. ,- has-it 6-wi? ff I l' me 5, 13, First Row, left to right: Bessie Rae Shumake, Gwendolyn Gainey, Johnny Lane, Nancy Tennent, Betty Rose l-lay- den, Charles Williams, Murray Griggs, Sidney Howell, Scarlett Watson, Richard Kelly Second Row, left to right: Brenda Bradshaw, Fred Rogers, Melinda Howell, Rachel Brown, Brenda Mathis, Kenneth Lynch, Shirley Griggs, Judy Langston, Gloria Watson, Douglas Teal. Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Alice Thomas, Jane Hickson, Thomas King, Burnadine Mims, La Raye Pope, Willie Mae Grant, David Wells, Ray Hawkins, Betty O'Neal. First Row, left to right: Kenneth Moore, Victor Britt, Ronny Northcutt, Edwin O'Neal, Gay Martin, Linda Ann Howle, Ted Kelley, Carl Perry, Gene Munn. Second Row, left to right: Lou Ellen Galloway, Geraldine Howle, Myra Reg- ister, Beth Smith, Elizabeth Gainey, Lu- cile Tyner, Linda O'Neal, Eleanor Horne, Dianne Chapman. Third Row, left to right: Eldridge Jor- dan, Furman Smith, Brenda Jones, Ernes- tine Floyd, J. C. Crowley, Buddy Carter, Trace Wood, Mrs. Sarah Bvrd. First Row, left to right: Johnny Polson, Joe Watkins, Gary Suttles, Mary Eliza- beth Jahnson, Roger Henry, Billy Con- nell, James Boyd, Brenda Byrd, Pamela Watson, Joyce Scott, Grace Ann Eraser. Second Row, left to right: Sandra Cox, Ellis Parsons, Darlene Rogers, Michael Talbert, Joan Massey, Charles Sullivan Anne Richardson, Ray Alexander, Mrs Mary Gandy. Third Row, left to right: Virginia Sims, Janet Solomon, Keyes Lewis, Bill Elliot, Elmore Cassidy, Jane Pitts, Betty Alice Baynes, Carol Parker, Sharon Webb, Cheryl Beattie. First Row, left to right: Jennings Gainey Thomas Baxley, Lu Edwards, Sandro Howle, Carole Powell, Linda King, Don Atkinson, Charles Hall, Jackie Munn, Bill Sturm. Second Row, left to right: Mark Stew- art, Barnie Wallace, Ronny Reeves, Tommy Lewis, Richard Privette, Betty Bryant, John Brumbaugh, Gos Segars, Donnie Barnhardt, Betty Galloway. Third Row, left to right: Elaine John- son, Carole Sue Waldron, Mary Brown, Brenda Adams, Frank Hafner, Evelyn Smith, Carolyn Horne, Juanita Gibson, Joyce Howle, Mrs, Mary Jane McDonald. First Row, left to right: Jimmy Darnell, Petsy Futrell, David Gainey, Robert Brown, Larry Dewitt, Alma Sanderson, Ann Bradshaw, Mittie O'Neal, Robert O'Neal, Lee Bristow, Pama Anderson, Mrs. Lillian Gunter. Second Row, left to right: Bobby Jef- fords, Marie Koon, Betty Lou Honey, Roy Dennis Anderson, Charles Anderson, Douglas Williamson, Billy Hough, Gracie May Layton, Betty Elaine Haynes, Sarah Bradshaw, Ellene Flowers, Joyce Diane McCaskiIl, First Row, left to right: John Gainey, David Shaw, Otis Hayden, Persia Damp- ier, Don Parnell, Rae-ford Kirven, Calvin Johnson, Patsy Brown, Irene Johnson, Gail Watford, Linda Watson, Alice Andrews Second Row, left to right: Mrs. Macy E, Cooke, David Griggs, Bobby Edwards, Tommy Dixon, Leon Gainey, Louie Stewart, Charles Dampier, Earl McElveen, Elizabeth Lucas, Donna Truesdale, Peggy Mooneyhan, Sandra Williamson. -.. ' ti l bb- IQQQ G N, .T'.,'? - Q2 'f,: ':'p' - i . ... ..T'...9'f ll ,f--fe-Q l an T :-- , ,,,.W.., 1iu '..,., , 5 V -LM' ' f lfw.-.., Q-,,, ,,,,,,, . ll. f --N i ' -5' fm-Q - fw- ? '- - ,,, 5 .- SCD -. 'MIT L.. 'Zum bull' I www, ,aww W Ivwymn mummy., Aa iq., ww, Q33 Hywy N ,. uuq,.,, I ..,.., nun.. i Ms:-ya Moms V, in-Q l Y 'S.. ,-Si' '22 ig 'rung-If -,-, l' Wi br- 'i +1 .1-N ,. W-wmvv' v -igiudfsf , ,,. fn ,f , , ,HMA -. .wif ,,.---.--w ,..,, gun!! , N . Q '--' ,, i,,,m.s wsww' ,W First Row, left to right: Loretta Rogers, Glenn McFarland, Rebecca Hunt, Jean- ette Hunter, Patsy Andrews, Carolyn Benson, Esther Baskins, Martha Jean Haney, W. C. Freeman, Kenneth Howle, Loraine Davis. Second Row, left to right: Dot Odom, Iris Adams, Hilda Melton, Shirley Selph, Cecelia Epps, Steven Garland, Bobby Dempsey, Charles Goodson, Billy Cook, Billy Funderburke. Third Row, left to right: Mrs. R, G. Clawson, Jimmy McFarland, Paul Har- rell, Mike Gardner, Sam Richey, Ernie White, Harry Frampton, Bobby Beden- baugh, Jimmy Hoffman, Calvin Woods, First Row, left to right: Faye Griggs, Janice Outlaw, Sarah Mobley, Ann Gay Byrd, Douglas Kendall, Sherry Byrd. 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Hd-x 5' 'fmwff Darius gains against Bishopville as Johnny runs interference Got himl O If the records were any lndlcatuon of a team s worth then the l956 Red Foxes rate low with a record of one wm eight losses and one tue Yet If the records showed determunataon splrnt and sportsmanshup then the Red Foxes would be among the elite Although often outscored H H S was seldom out played on the gruduron Wuth a capable coaching staff and the valuable ex perlence gained thus year brrghter days are ahead nr F ,isa 58 Flrst Row left to right Richard Johnson Dar1us Johnson Jerry Zelgler James Douglas Second Row left to right Bully Lupscomb G B Newsome Bobby Pate Thnrd Row left to nght Gruffnth Chapman Tommy Hugguns Woody Barfleld Steve Morrlson Fourth Row left to nght Leon Shumate Mendel Smith John Tlmmerman Tommy Bedenbaugh Beas ley Atknnson Fifth Row left to right Warren Morrell Curtis Chapman Randy Yarborough Press Beattie Mnlton Byrd Joe Wllllams Maurzce Parrott Sixth Row left to right Charles Redden Roy Zengler Jrmmy Ousley Wllson Smuth James Spence Jack Altman Seventh Row left to right Ronnte Bochette Bobby Coker Phzl Baynes Plnckney Dennis Nnck Hall Johnny Barfleld Left to rlght Head Coach Tom Hendrnx Assrstant Coaches Ray Petty and Paul Chapman . . . , I I I ' I I I I . 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Wx! , kv J ' 4 Q Q J L- I F5 if ' gf-fy T All ff 'Q 'ci 8 K K1 yy 1-.4'ff' .,, , M 1, J 'Q , gf 1.-1 qi A f, I ,V fs 'Y ,J l- D 1, X H 0? - ., 'Inf' P' 1 N J 'ep I 7 s 'Mgr' ' X Sy' 1' 910' . , 1 I 7 5 K f af 9-if K , 9 ' s Jerry Zeigler James Douglas Quarterback, Co-Captain Fullback, Co-Captain Darius Johnson Richard Johnson Halfback Halfback A FIGHTING SEASON FOR THE Downing Timmonsville 18-6 in the opening game of the season, the 1956 Red Foxes seemed sure to better last year's record of one win, nine losses, and two ties. However, this proved to be the only time the Red Foxes broke into the win column. Mullins, led by a nimble-fingered quarterback, bested Hartsville 32-O in what proved to be the worst de- feat of the season. Highly favored Lexington came out on the long end of a 19-6 score in the season's third game. Journeying to Charleston, the Red Foxes tasted defeat once again to the tune of 7-14 at the hands of Bishop-England. Facing Bennetts- ville, the Red Foxes lost their fourth game in a row O-13. Having victory turned to defeat in the final seconds of the game, the Hartsville team learned the vital importance of extra points in losing to Johnny Pierce Pinckney Dennis Quarterback Center Lancaster 12-13. Fending off the determined drives of the Camden Bulldogs with an unyielding forward wall, Hartsville held Camden to a scoreless tie. After two open dates the Red Foxes once again saw the game slip through their fingers because of missediextra points, losing to Cheraw 12-14. Bishopville's homecoming fans saw their team tri- umph over the Red Foxes 28-12. ln the final game of the season against rival Darlington, the Red Foxes blanked the Blue Devils 13-O in the first half, Darlington ruled the second half, holding Hartsville scoreless while rolling up 28 points. The final score was 28-13 in favor of Darlington, and so ended the 1956 football season, Joe Williams Charles Redden End Tackle +4915 1 f I if G P5 ,B X 4 ' ' 'J Y if ' 1 X2 4 . - .c Woody Barfield Nick Hall Beasley Atkinson M0Ul'iC9 Parrott Guard Guard Tackle, Fullback Tdckle RED FOXES i MANAGERS i Left to right: , Archie Biggs, Sydney Hunt, Wilson Hunt. i Ronnie Bochette Bobby Coker Phil Bdynes Wilson Smith End Halfback Guard End 4 QE' 0 ? N CHEERLEADERS Much school spurut has been added to our ball games through the untlrung efforts of our cheer leaders Leading the pep meetings before the games decorating the goal posts and cheering at the games are lust a few of the many chores they perform. Left to right: Beth Hayes, Hope Gettys, Glenda Lau Player, Louise Brown, Head Cheerleader, Deanne Goodson, Patty Furr, Jo Ellen Taylor, YNQJ' .... W I or 'Y AS First Row left to nght Mendel Smith James Spence Press Beottle Leon Shurnate Mzlton Byrd Second Row left to right Johnny Barfucld Rlchard Johnson Tommy Hugglns Jrmmy Ousley Wnlson Smith Junuor Varsnty competntuon us usually regarded as the tramung games for the Varsity Thus year s Red Fox Junlor Var snty fared better than the Varsity ond revnewmg thenr season of four wins one tue and only one loss lt rs evrdent thot the team learned game wnnnsng strategy A Bnshopvrlle back challenges the unyielding forward wall of the Red Foxes Y z . f 1' .. NX , .1 I ll, '- ' -. , . I ' 5 , r . . K ' 1:2 f , jiri- . 1 -'ik' -r' 'A ' 0 f T, J ' I K. ., . ' ...W 'gn kr - . s 5 ' , ' 'J -5 6 'L-, ' f s , 8 . I T, . '3 I w w Y ,-' ', 'ini kEw,E.'mV I ff., , V ,XL 1 . Q' 1: ' ti x?4Tf' J 'dy' je nl '.,1 l 'N 1 i. 'K' lx' ,.', ,5.,-uf :Sf ,.4 in e .M ,s rg, ,.wa If . I 4 M '. . HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES HIGHLIGHT yi A , 1 an U rs gf ala, V ' 4 ,. , J., , . , Q, .L , ,K-,en X .. ' -M. -4 4 ,i. A.: 7 ,A g1,,w,1,,,y - 41' Q..-oi 3. .vb 1 ,. l . . ix 1 x -A ': .1 3. , A l'l t .14 ' ' , .ws-, 'Y VZ ,f . g:.g,+f . az .,, we me - ,rx V ., w . ' ff . if N , A L W .,.,, ,. .A . M W, ,.' I x , . , , , ' - MX? A' 'V U i f .5, , , M N4 fkihzf Q, ,1,.m.,. n ' ' 1 -. Q., f , e , ,ine , .V K V ff ' 1 W I . ,wing ' 'M i,'w2 ' ' 'fffflfhf 4, , ' my Vg. . .. g iffy: 'f ' f-,m. ,af ' , X, 'NFWY1 fx' , M. , 1 X 1 'FLY' i Y 3, +7lI44.,1 K. ,f 1, s, Aw- v AMY RJ35' Katherine Williams Queen James Douglas King Student Body Presidenf Duck Horvin crowns the queen. 64 I THE YEAR One of the highlights of the school year is the annual Homecoming event. Everyone is in a state of excitement as prep- arations are made for the colorful parade. Floats are sponsored by each class and organization. The climax of the Homecoming activities is the football game, at which time the king and queen are crowned. SPONSORS Left lo right Hope Gettys for Curtis Chapman Jo Anne Mclnvavlle for Griffith Chapman Doris Morrell for James Douglas Ann Miller for Charles Redden Martha Jo McCaw for Jerry Zelgler lV5Vl:1 xi ,T x, N2 First Row, left to right: Cecil Grooms, Manager, Wayne Pigg, Jimmy Griffin, Johnny Pierce, Harvey Newton, Jerry Zeigler. Second Row, left to right: Charles Hughes, Manager, Wesley Haynes, Ronnie Bochetie, Robert Griggs, Jan Caddell, Tommv H uggins, Manager. Third Row, left to right: Mike Best, Woody Morgan, Maurice Parrott, Randy Yarborough, Mr. Tom Hendrix, Coach. THE 1957 BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM The l957 basketball season marked the beginning of the newly formed Pee Dee Conference with the Red Foxes tying for sixth place in a field of eight. The team looked sharp in defeating high-ranked Mul- lins and Lake City, but on the whole, the season was rather disappointing. As a final blow to Hartsville's prestige, the Red Foxes were eliminated in the first round in the conference tournament. Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville ..,....... SCORE BOARD Camden ..... ..... Bishopville Camden ........ ..... Bishopville Bennettsville .......... Mullins ...... Marion ...... Cheraw ...... Darlington Ronnie makes a lay-up with Mike and Billy ready for rebounds. Ronnie tries for two more with a long shot from the corne r. Jerry shoots against tough opposition. Hartsville Hartsville I-'lartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville .......... Dillon ......... Lake City Darlington . Dillon ......... Bennettsville Mullins ....... Marion ..,...A Cheraw ....... Lake City .. .s ,Q ,, ,gg , t K s, 71? ,, 7, 3 , 'Q '17 First Row, left to right: Peggy Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Delene lngram, Zeda Ingram, Brenda Poole. Second Row, left to right: Jeanette Hodge, Manager, Linda Eddins, Sherry Eller, Martha Jo McCaw, Glenda Player, Louise Brown, Christine Williams, Miss Jean Evans, Coach. Third Row, left to right: Betty McLean, Sandra Turnage, Lynn King, Rosalind Bradshaw, Elizabeth Williams, Vivian Walters. THE 1957 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM The l957 Red Foxette basketball team Zeda lngram's election to the All Con- Qol Off, to G Slovl' Stoll PY 'OSMQ Several ference first team salvaged some athletic games in the closing minutes of the game The Foxettes tied for fifth place in the con- ference. ' honors for H. H. S. 68 SCORE Hartsvillem , 43 Hartsville 39 Hartsville Y, , I9 Hartsville ,,, 54 Hartsville, ,,,, 33 Hartsville , ,, 48 Hartsville .,.4.. 32 l-lartsville ...A.. 46 Hartsville ....,. 36 Hartsville ..w... 47 Hartsville ..Y.., 42 l-lartsville w3Y.,, 28 I'-lartsville ,.,A.. 38 Hartsville ....,. 50 Hartsville .Y,... 35 BOARD Camden ......ww.... Bishapvi I le ,,,,..., Camden ,,,,,A,.,,.. Bishopville ......., Bennettsville Mullins .,.... Marion ...... Cheraw ,7,AAA Darlington ........ Dillon .a...A, Lake City .. Darlington Dillon i,7..i....A..... Bennettsville Mullins .............. Hartsville 7,a,,, 30 Marion Hortsville ----,- 37 Cherow IAIA- Zeda eludes the defense and goes hgh in the for a field goo Hartsville ,,,,,v 66 Lake City v,V,...,,. Zeda's smooth ball handling keeps the Delene fakes the Bishopville defense and guards on their toes. goes in for a lay up. l ....,...l. ..... ,.. .. , . -' a . 'J ,r -I' Q fr . ,,,,' 1 :ima o-.-.. 1 . - 4'vp ... -1.-v f .' Q . ..... .... . z Led by seniors Paula Williams, Patsy Gainey, and Sandra Windham, the Hartsville girls' tennis team chalked up a 4-2 record. They beat Florence 5-2, downed Cheraw twice 6-O and 6-l, and lost to Dreher 3-4. Facing Darlington twice, the girls lost the first match 2-4 and won the return match 4-2. The i957 season will find the team halved by grad- uation, and the outcome of the season is in doubt. Paula receives last minute instructions from Miss Evans. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM. .1956 First Row, left to right: Patsy Gainey, Linda Eddins. Second Row, left to right: Paula Williams, Louise Brown, Flora McNair, Sandra Windham. 'CQ fl if ,fi 1 . . , , 70 ,,,....ef 4- Q Q Q-Q-rf y +4 o 'bra v--v visb- v Q Q 4 f +-Q-Q-SX--lg rv-ri 2+- v 4 lr vie-qw 1 v GNT' 4 -Q -Q-4--f rqi- -v +- 0 'Mfr' J .M Q ---aunt! 'M :Sz i t 'iii fl i4fSii+'f ff 4 , -'Xie -vt? 4+vt v' ' vigil fly t 1'f i'::' Q A 4 Tl Y + it Uifiiiill fi .1 Q 4 l Tttt E -iiienrtv Tvlf' ffvivfiflf f Yf offvviittt' , yfr'ft!f'1 -1 ff '33 4-iw, First Row, left fo right: Billy Blackwell, Jack McDonald, Dexter Vaughan. Second Row, left to right: Sandy Morrison, Billy Miller, Dan Coker. BCJYS' TENNIS The l956 boys' team completed its season with the best won-lost record ever registered by a Harts- ville tennis squad. Their 6-2 record consisted of two victories over Darlington, Columbia, and Cam- den, and two losses to a very strong Florence aggre- gation, Also, in the State Tournament in Columbia, each of the boys who participated gave a good ac- count of himself on the courts. Team members were Jack McDonald, First man, Don Coker, Billy Miller, Billy Blackwell, and Sandy Morrison. Graduation losses were heavy, however, as Morrison is the only returning letterman. Although they were without a coach, the boys were ably assisted by Miss Jean Evans and Mr. Tom Hendrix. first man TEAM. .1956 ff T, an T A., if 1 ul fix! - . .izljr .if A ll l uf 4,3 - J ,, mck MCDONALD ' si, ' . 4. ' -' , f - VdV,,:,v'5LQ 1 r W I 7 , ' Q, rid Q Lg Ak A ll F First Row, left to right: Buddy Nicholson, Manager, Heyward Hawkins, Wayne Pigg, Griffith Chapman, Bill Crouch, Jimmy Blackwell, Billy Lipscomb, Bobby Pate, Jan Caddell, Gerald Braddock, Otis Hough, Charles Perry, Manager. Second Row, left to right: J, W. Gainey, Captain, Howard Gainey, Tommy Wallace, Tommy Bedenbaugh, Billy Bedenbaugh, Larry Wilkes, Eugene Brand, Colburn Flowers, Joe Williams, Woody Barfield, Jerry Zeigler, Mr. James W. Harrison, Coach. THE 1956 BASEBALL TEAM Defending district and lower state champs, the l956 Red Fox baseball team opened strong against pre-district foes but were unable to overcome Cam- den in district competition. The bright spot in the season of seven wins and nine defeats was the 5-4 victory over rival Darlington, thus assuring con- tinued possession of the sportsmanship trophy for another year. Coach Harrison and Captain Cuainey discuss tactics in a pre-game conference. 72 Left to right: Jeff Truesdale, Randy Yarborough, Maurice Parrott, John Timmerman, H. J. Winburn. TRACK TEAM.. .1956 One of the more recent additions to the Harts- ville High scene is the track team. Coached by Mr, Ruben Thomas, the Red Foxes finished third in the district meet, competing against Darlington JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS This is the second year Harts- J U ville Junior High has had separate cheerleaders. These cheerleaders cheer at the Junior Varsity games, help support our Senior Varsity, and help boost school spirit, ...-vw' 'I 4 Left to right: Pat Register, Virginia Player, Linda Driggers, Nancy Hafner, Trellise Wilkes, Head Cheerleader, Aggie Anderson, and Bishopville. The team also journeyed to the state meet but won no recognition. Although not outstanding, the team's perform- ances should improve as its members gain exper- ience. ,H i :Qual I -- , -av f 'ai' 2 f M sz H. N, . ., E... A 5 X I f Q Q ' s A 'W swf J ,,. '? 5 'Wf' Q . A E2 6 ,M ,wi .fu ff 2 Q ,, ,,,e,.Qg,f ,f 5 l, K . F ,,,t 5 L, .Hi ,E wi 'W , ,fa-m.w 3, gig A V A, .. ' ? ' ' ' N., ,.,:- .. ,C mwiwyix MH ff wi U1 ,f ggi , The aim of the activities at Hartsville High is to give every stu- dent an opportunity to further de- velop himself, culturally and so- cially. Some of the organizations are of restricted membership but, generally the activities are so numerous as to encompass the in- terests of all. Activities FUTURE Our Senuor Hugh and Junuor Hugh Student 7 Counculs are composed of the followung offucers The presudents and vuce presudents who are elected by the student bodues, and the secretarues and treasurers who are elected by the Counculs from the current Councul membershup Duck Horvun Presudent Senuor Hugh Lundo Druggers Presudent Junuor Hugh SENIOR HIGH MEMBERS Flrst Row left to nght Bully Hopkuns Brenda Jean Allen Prusculla Johnson Pat Walters Made lyn Sparrow H J Wunburn Muckey Creach Deanne Goodson Duck Harvun Katherune Wulluoms Hope Gettys Muldred Wulluamson Jo Ann Parker Norma Powell Wayne Barnhordt Grant Watson Roy Wunburn Hal Luttleton Carlton Bland JUNIOR HIGH MEMBERS Second Row left to rlght Pamela Anderson Peggy Mooneyham Beth Smuth Rachel Adams Judy Sherron Anne Coker Betty Helms Barbara Haynes Lunda Druggers Trelluse Wulkes Marue Norwood Jackue Grantham Curtus Blackman Ruckey Lambert Bren Johnston Roger Henry Ernue Whute Jerry Sumner Thurd Row left to rught Muss Margaret Good man Sponsor Senuor Hugh Mrs Lulluan Galloway Sponsor Junuor Hugh lrene Crowley Cecelua Lunn Peggy ONeal Kay Stewart Joanne Zeugler Harry Frampton John Andrews Kenneth Jeffords Mack Caston Pete Coggeshall Larry Byrd Jum Shelley Clyde M ONeal Mark Stewart Nr! Nd ----..,..., l LJ 3 'IN .riff -44 76 t . vi 5 -.J RJ 5. ? V . . - . Q. , , . -Ls 4 1 1 if 1- I 'T 1 ' I : 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 5 1 1 1 1 I V I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 5 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . U J 1 . A V f l E 1 I fi I E V L ,Ht ,-Q., iii: fu A 'Mt fi . 'i 1 T L . 1 I 1 - . if-1 . - , ,. f u ,- I 1...1.,w- h 4 i ,. .5 . , X. , . , A 4 Katherine Williams Barbara Haynes Mane N0fW00d Vlce President Sensor Hugh SeC 9f0 Y Junior H'Qh Treasurer -,Umor Hlgh Trellige Wilkes Deanne Goodson Hope Gettys Vice President Junior High SeCf9f0 Y Senior Hlgh Treasure' Semof H'Ql Other members of the Council are the pres: dents of the homeroom organizations These members are elected by the groups which they represent Membership on the Councils is deemed a hugh honor as eligibility is determined by scholarship leadership citizenship and the approval of the Faculty Advisory Committee. Something new has been added-o suggestion box. The purpose of the Student Councils is to help direct the extra curricular activities of the school to promote a spirit of friendliness and co operation between the student bodies and the faculty to secure the loyalty of all students to the policies of the school as estab lished by the administration and to advance the welfare of the school in every way so as to enrich its value to the students and to the community. Linda presides over the Junior Student Council. LEADERS OF OUR DEMCDCRACY 1. L .L... First Row left to rught Betty Jo Goodman Jeralene Goodson Ellen Sue Sparrow Ja Anne Mclnvallle Katherine Wnlllams George Llttle Lmda Watson Beth Shelley Deanne Goodson Betty Robertson Second Row left to nght Bull Crouch Carolyn Felkel Hattle Gardne Flora McNair Bullard Nancy Johnson Betty Wlndham Malcolm McTeer Third Row left to rlght Dnanne Klttrell Saundra Adams Nel a Ann Lunn Beth Hayes rung ton Madelyn Sparrow ARACTER S H The l-lartsvulle Chapter of the National Honor Socuety was establlshed In l927 the fnrst to be organized In a South Carolina hugh school The National Honor Society draws Its members from the Jumor and Sennor classes Electron to thus socuety us based on attalnrng an average of Hope Gettys Beth Kelley DeLette James Hicks Patty Furr Kaye Pen OLARSHIP 90 on Englush and a general average of 90 on a other subjects whlch the student takes A student wunnlng membership un the Natnonal Honor Soclety must be of superior character must render faith ful service to the school and must show evidence of sound leadershup Electron to thus society as by a unanimous vote of a specual faculty committee George Lnttle Katherine Williams M- ..Q Lmda Watson Ellen Sue Sparrow .lo Anne Mclnvallle Mnss Helen Baker and Mi1f President Vlce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Reporter I D : I I I I 1 l l I 1 I I . I ' C l l , C . . . H I . I - I 1-if gg 1 . A -f----'---'-----A-------------- - vu 5 x . , . . . 9 4 xt - -----'---'-'-- V ' A Miss Katherine Lee ..................,,.... S onsors ve Hal Littleton .,.... ........... P resident Jo Ellen Taylor ...,....... ..,... V ice-President J Timmy Timmerman .,..,. ......... S ecretary Michaele Powell ......,...... ...... T reasurer Miss Helen Baker and Miss Katherine Lee ....... ..... S ponsors The National Junior Honor Society was organiz- ed in l933, Our chapter was the first to be estab- lished in South Carolina. Election to it is based on the same standards as those set for the National Honor Society, and members are chosen by the unanimous vote of a faculty committee. The National Junior Honor Society draws its membership from the Freshman and Sophomore classes. On becoming a member of the Junior class, a National Junior Honor Society student no longer participates actively in the affairs of the National ,Junior Honor Society but is then eligible to try for membership in the National Honor Society. First Row, left to right: Christy Wood, Marjorie Watson, Mary Esther Denny, Ann Bell, Michaele Powell, Suzanne Smith, Zelmo Ann Bell, Jo Anne Parker, Sue Elliott, Mary Talbert, Nancy Little. Second Row, left to right: Jimmy Ballard, Iris O'NeaI, Gail Morrison, Gloria Grant, Brenda Poole, Press Beattie, Timmy Timmerman, Woody Barfield, Hal Littleton, Mike McGee, Jo Ellen Taylor, Linda Russell, Martha Morrison, Joyce Brown. PII ff' . r 4Sjg'B rp 'ga i. I3 JO ANNE MCINVAILLE Associate Editor I' 161 sh-J ,. RETROSPECT STAFF 1957 ELLEN SUE SPARROW Editor CAPTURING UTHE SPIRIT CF H. H.S. The job of putting out a yearbook is never an easy one, and this year our problems have not been few. The annual this year was based on that of last yearg the budget set aside for us did not vary in proportion to the increose in the student body, nor was it large enough to cover the amount of printing we should have liked to have had. We satisfyingly took what was provided for us and made every effort to produce a book that you would enjoy and that we could be proud of having edited and written. JACK TALBERT MR. JOHN F, INGRAM Business Manager Advisor l , 5 4 5 .L 80 yy - 1 1 y ' w o-..,.,,m, U 331339 MEMBERS George Little Sports Edntor Jo Elmore Advertlsmg Salesman Subscnptnan Salesman Pamela Shirley Advertlslng Salesman Mlke Best Advertising Salesman Sarah Wscker Club Edltor Typrst Advertlsxng Salesman Betty Jo Goodman Sub scnptuon Salesman Claudua Brown Subscription Salesman Lounse Brown Advertnsung Salesman Mlckey Creach Subscrlptnon Salesman Deanne Goodson Adverhsnng Salesman Subscruptuon Salesman Typist Eunlce Prnvette Subscrvptlon Salesman Nelua Ann Lunn Subscrlptuon Salesman Eluzabeth Orr Subscruptnon Salesman Typnst Sally Thomas Advertising Salesman Kathernne Wrllnams Subscrnptuon Salesman Doris Morrell Subscrlptson Salesman Joe McCullough Photographnc Edutor Glenda Player Ad vertnsung Salesman Deanne receives rnstructuons from ,FII -hw' Ellen Sue and Jo Anne ldenhfynng puctures s dnffncult task Q- l xy uv' IP I Q N 81 1-4 QW Ryu, 1 11:1 M 1 J 1113 5 1 1 w+5':f , 'J Aug, if U 1' 'N .., ' xy t, V W.. ,I I , 1 . 1 1 1, Y Q 3 f C 4,1 . -J - W, . E , X X 41- ' I - , N 5 1 3 A 1 A I 1 l l 1 l I I 1 I 1 I A 1 A 1 l 1 l E I 1 ' 1 1 ' A I ' 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' F A 1 u E 1 S I 1 E I 0 two H 1 1 . ' fp . M 3 ' U . . , A 4 1 WR. . , , , S 1. ' - I O . 'I sl l ' v Q, . T -.1 . - , X , ' , . Q . 1 ,, , 4, Q 1 - 1 3 ' .l . ' --1 I 1 N if V ,. . 3 S, 17 1 1 LR' 4 L ' . 1 It 1 ,Q 1' x - , 9 . f - K Q - K -,.. x 1 6 , l ' Y THE NEWSREEL STAFF. .1957 The voice of the Red Foxes is the Newsreel. This paper has won state and national first place honors. ln recent years the Newsreel has excelled in the news and feature divisions. ln addition to the issues of the paper, the Newsreel produces a literary supplement, the Folio EDITORS Nancy Johnson ........V.,u.ss. Editor-in-Chief Timmy Timmerman .,....., Associate Editor Suzanne Smith ..,....,,Y., Business Manager Christy Wood ....,......c,. Business Manager Mrs. T. H. Ulmer ....7,c7s............,.. Sponsor l UBUDDING JOURNALISTS HARD AT WORK MEMBERS: Mildred Anderson, Linda Ballard, Jimmy Ballard, Ann Barry, Ann Bell, Murray Dalrymple, Linda Eddins, Carolyn Felkel, Nancy Frye, Sarah Gibson, Byars Guest, Joyce Hawkins, Jeanette Hodge, Nancy Little, Brenda Lunn, Ethelene O'Neal, Ann Sowell, Mary Talbert, Margie Timmons, Bruce Williams, Betty Windham, Christy Wood, Sherry Eller, Wanda Manship, Ann King, Frankie Odom. 4 -ART' . X V Q 1 1 K' XX' S 1 T 1 S A 1 T X ' 1-xxx 'ri U .VA-5 . XIAXN , X X X T 'S 'x',-Foxx -AN 'YTXY' KRXNX f' , ,w tx tx f , Q52 1 . S Al Refi is ,ZX Our Chrrstnan Youth sponsored by Mrs M B Gunter IS a very rnsplrlng orgamzatron It has done much good In our school durung the past year This organlzatuon has sponsored such prayects as Reluglous Emphasus Week and furnish mg Bubles for the homerooms iraq Chrlstlan Youth holds Its regular meet mgs every Tuesday nrght The members enjoy varrous types of programs outside speakers and song services OFFICERS Mallue Johnston Presldent Judy Newsom Vlce Presrdent Rachel Adams Secretary Mary Elmore Treasurer Belva Howle Program Chairman Lnnda Drrggers Socual Chaurmon Mrs M B Gunter Sponsor PRGMCDTING RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES AT H H S Frrsl' Row left to rlght Jrmmy Ballard Patracua Reguster Rachel Adams Mary Elmore Ann Coker Beth McKoreII Joan Searcy Belva Howle Meg Andrews Trellrse Wilkes Mary Talbert Mary Lewrs Bren Johnston Mrllle Johnston Judy Newsom Von Casey Becky Sparrow Lnnda Drnggers Nancy Hafner Mary Fields Marran Brown Vlvlaru Walters Vrrgnnra Player Mildred Ander son La Rue Chapman Barbara Rogers Darlene Rogers Barbara Goodson 7 Yff f 83 I . . . , , L I I I ,- . . . 1 ----------------- A---- IQ' . . . . I . 1 . I . . . I I I Second Row, left to right: Mrs. M. B, Gunter, Mrs. Mary Gandy, Mary Ruth Hinson, I I I I I I 4 I V I I - - 1 , , , - fri ' ' , fl . I s ' V xt I I vo . f '- - - W . W 1 . ., I4 - I - I, T F S ' X f 44 sq., x w :wp ,4 A , - x ' ' - ! I I sf 'W , I ' I . X A, 5 . sl V lt V C5 r v T E lui: 9? 1 - rx lwt..J -linNff ',' 7.0 T, ,inseam-tqffm A ,,' , . rf' ,ln 'nn I' 1 :-3 ' tf, . , , t I x . , A Q0 L H 1 , First, Row, left to right: Louise Brown, Betty Jo Goodman, Rosa Taylor, Dick Harvin, Nancy Grantham, Billy Frazier, Katherine Williams, Mike Best, Second Row, left to right: Abbie Watkins, pf Bobbie Wilkes, Elsie Chapman, Flora McNair, Barry Newton, Og Patty Furr, Hope Gettys, James Hicks, Christa Ann Langston, 'fi T Ulfllgl Betty Windham. Third Row, left to right: Jean Ledbetter, Malcolm McTeer, Ansel Hughes, Maurice Parrott, Joe Chapman, Nena I J Concert in the Park received superior and two ex- cellent ratings at the State Festival in Columbia- Griggs, John Timmerman, Jerry Anderson, Nancy Hafner, Glenda Player, Shirley Valentine. DRAMATICS On October l3, l956, the Palmetto Dramatics Association, the South Carolina Drama Association, was officially organized at Winthrop College. The purpose of this group is to promote work in dramatics on the high school level. Miss Laura Mclnnes was elected president of the group. Hartsville High School took honors again in the spring of l956 with the play, Concert in the Park, In the fall Time Out for Ginger was presented, and as the annual goes to press, the Senior Class play is being produced. Hope Gettys won our hearts as the first all-Ameri- 2 Time Out for Ginger was beautifully performed by a talented cast and was enjoyed by a most enthusiastic can football player! 84 ,- The purpose of the FTA Club is ex ploratory prevocational 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 nation cult: vate character qualities essential to a good teacher study lives of great teach ers and develop student leadership OFFICERS Sally Thomas President Nancy Grantham Vice President Jane Tyner Secretary Marylie Dority Treasurer Miss Dorothy Leaphart Sponsor PLANNING FOR A First Row left to right Miss Dorothy Leaphart Spa BUSY TEACHING CAREER ian Walters Jane Tyner Nancy Grantham Marylie Dority Doris Morrell Iris ONeol Nelia Ann Lunn Jeanette Atkinson Second Row left to right Nancy Frye Margie Timmons Deanna Hughey Eileen Flynn Pat Watkins Kaye Ott Dorothy Caston Brenda Poole Sally Thomas Edith Britt Ann Ross Fields Becky Clanton DeLette Bullard Norma Jo Byrd Mughal yi 85 , 1 -ft K l 1 y N- l g a . fe . . ' ' . - 7: . ,x ' ' - Q cg 1 4. 1 F h , hx . . . . . .I l 4 All I ' . I - . 1 I ' ' . . . , ,A . ' - L. I . 4 I A Ann Ross Fields ,.....,..,.........,.... Librarian C .Qc ' ' ' l f Affgim 7 , X J ' J F ix fr Q C 2 ,H Junior High Chorus: lst Sopranos: Marian Brown, Anne Coker, Mary Elmore, Gwendlyn Guest, Belva Howle, Lucia Lewis, Mary Talbert, Betty Teal, Mary Wilhelm, Bobbie Wilkes, Meg Andrews. 2nd Sopranos: Mildred Anderson, Jane Byrd, Barbara Goodson, Nancy Hafner, Kay Hammonds, Johanna Haun, Cherrie James, Garry King, Nancy Pitts, Sarah Bennett, Sharon Mimms, Diane Morrell. Altos: Judith Brewer, Betty D, Byerly, Linda Driggers, Millie Johnston, Karen Kuehner, Judy Newsom, Jennie Player, Shirley Steen, Wayne Stratton, Ada Sparrow. Senior High Chorus: lst Sopranos: Barbara Caston, Nancy Grantham, Lynn King, Lillian Poole, Judy Sherron, Sandra Turnage, Vivian Walters. 2nd Sopranos: Sandra Adams, Ann Easterling, Sarah Grantham, Rebecca Huggins, Betty Jo Johnson, Marilyn Kiefer, Brenda Lawing, Jean Ledbetter, Brenda Poole, Ray Richey, Elizabeth Williams, Faye Windham. Altos: Rosalind Brad- shaw, Beth Kelley, Alsie Kelley, Christa Ann Langston, Mike Powell, Sally Thomas, Martha White, Becky Clanton laccompanistl. MUSIC HATH POWER TO CHARM The Hartsville High School Chorus is open to all stu- dents who wish to gain experience in group singing. After memorizing countless verses and practicing endlessly, the fledgling will receive her hard-earned wings-the privilege of singing for her school and public functions. MISS MAXI NE MCLAMB Director 86 4' 1 if it ' ,-lt s J 5 i In ,W f .ofa I I , Q J , , 1 , .A V ,,.2 VVIZV J W ,A vzazgarz b y if I Q0 First Row, left fo right: Dr Robi-rt W, Turbcville, Scott Jordon, Emerson Byrd, Durwaril Jackson, Johnny Lawhon, Second Row, left to right: Charles Easterling, Dicla l-larvinl, Gam Capps, William Cannon, Jimmy Ousley, Bobby Brown, Sally Thomas, Jerry Anderson. GUR TALENTED MUSICAL FOXES The H. l-l. S. Musical Foxes is an eleven-piece dance orchestra composed of boys from the school who show con- siderable musical talent and interest Many notable im- provements have been made since last year. The orchestra now has a radio program every Wednesday night and has appeared on television on several occasions Sponsored by Miss Betty June Kirkland and under the direction ot Dr Robert W Turbeville, the orchestra entertains at school dances and often plays for civic clubs DR, ROBERT W TURBEVILLE Director 1-. 0 JUNIOR BAND MEMBERS: Ray Alexander, John Braumbough, James Blackmon, Jimmy Boyd, Elaine Braddock, Bobby Brown, Mary Brown, Rex Capps, Elmore Cassidy, Billy Connell, Billy Cook, Bobby Dempsey, Jimmy Dority, Marty Driggers, Bill Eliot, Mary Jeff Fields, Ernestine Galloway, Maria Gandy, Woody Goodson, Willie Mae Grant, Frank Hafner, Joe Harvin, Donald Hen- drix, Renn Hunter, Phillip Hurley, Kenneth Jeffords, Bren Johnston, Alfred Kelly, Richard Kelly, Alvin King, Betty Lou Moore, Belvia McFarland, Beth McKorrell, Kaye Parker, Ellis Parson, Lyndal Perdue, Charles Perry, Richard Privette, Sam Richey, Joan Searcy, Gus Segars, Janice Solomon, James Sparrow, Mary Elizabeth Stewart, Mark Stewart, Maurice Stokes, Bill Sturm, Jimmy Warren, Marion Watkins, Chuck White, Curtis Williams, Dennis Wynn. OUR BANDS PROMOTE After being organized for only one year, member- ship in our Junior Band has increased 40 percent. This group is primarily a training unit for the Senior Band, although they march, give concerts, and re- citals. Keep your eyes on them, they are going places and doing things. MR. GRADY BROWN Director 88 1 .4 cf: 111. 5 u lv .f 1 .,, u . A-.. f K This fine group rates among the best in the state. Taking part in festivals, parades, football games, concerts, and various other programs, the Senior Band is educational as well as a public asset. At the end of the year, the members re- ceive awards tor their achievements. Left to right: Betty Jo Goodman, Head Majorette, Katherine Williams, Flora McNair, Carolyn Harding, Zelma Ann Bell, Kaye Pennington, Linda Russell, Lucy Tyner, Zeda Forte. UTHE SPIRIT OF HARTSVILLE HIGH SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: Dick Harvin, Charles Easterling, Stephen Best, Curtis Blackmon, Jimmy Howle, Marvin Kittrell, Robert Clawson, Jimmy Rogers, Becky Sparrow, James Hicks, Kaye Ott, Shelia Glenn, Eddie Heron, William Cannon, Mike Alford, Jimmy Bryant, Wilhoit Carter, Tommy Young, Hal Littleton, Mike McGee, Hartwell Goodson, Sandra Gandy, Jo Ann Parker, Gloria Grant, Jack Smith, Bobby Brown, Mike Best, Billy Johnson, Marylie Dority, Kaye Sparrow, Glen Kelly, Frances Gainey, Scott Jordan, Emerson Byrd, Bobbie Wilkes, Jackie Hough, Jimmy Gregory, Johnny Lawhon, Billy Boyd, Rachel Adams, Trellise Wilkes, Donald Huggins, Louise Alexander, Manning Privette, Martha Morrison, Janet Johnson, Buddy Nicholson, Brenda Murph, Jackie Smith, Nickle Rogers, Betty Jo Goodman, Katherine Williams, Flora McNair, Kaye Pennington, Zeda Forte, Linda Russell, Lucy Tyner, Zelma Bell, Carolyn Harding. n . Qi-All. .dllk 'N' th. -an-W-.- J H A MEMBERS Beverly Adams Delores Adams Januce Adams Betty Allen Brenda Jean Allen Elaune Anderson Delores Andrews Joyce Askuns Mattue Neele Atkunson Delores Bochette Lunda Ballard Carolyn Barfueld Jackue Bass Melanue Beasley Maude Blackwell Rosalund Bradshaw Eduth Brutt Joyce Brown Wullue Mae Brown Anna Mae Byrd Louella Byrd Norma Jo Byrd Burney Brustow Dorothy Caston Joanne Caston Cathy Chapman Elsue Chapman Kathryn Crowley Mary Frances Coates Anne Eluzabcth Fasterlung Carolyn Flowers Ella Margaret Flowers Patrucua Flowers Nancy Frye Carolyn Gauney Funuce Gauney Frances Gauney Muldred Gauney Sue Gauney Betty Gauney Carolyn Galloway Sandra Galloway Duane Gandy Sandra Gandy Hattue Gardner Munnuc Ola Gardner Patrucua Garland Sybul Garland Prlsculla Garrus Sara Gubson Dot Gulbert Sheula Glenn Joyce Gruggs Nena Gruggs Sylvua Gruggs Lous Marue Haure Annette Hall Carolyn Hardung Carolyn Hall Betty Harrell Mary Ann Harrell Joyce Hawkuns Celeste Hawkuns Barbara Haynes Nancy Hendrux Jackue Hoffman Joyce Holley Gladys Horne Bon nue Howell Patsy Howle Hellen Hugguns Rebecca Ann Hugguns Donna Hughey Marulyn Hewutt Delene Ingram Zeta Ingram Alva Johnson Betty Jo Johnson Carolyn Johnson Jacquelune Johnson Janet Johnson Kaye Johnson Luculle Johnson Mxldred Ann Johnson Patrucua Johnson Peggue Johnson Prusculla Johnson Shelby Johnson Trulby Jean Johnson Annue Rae Jones Glorua Jean Jordan lmmue Jay Kelley Kathryn Kelley Mary Kelly Naomu Kelly Betty Jean Kung Eluzabeth Kung Georgua Raye Kung Jane Kung Linda Kung Mary Ann Kung Muldred Kung Sandra Kurkley Kathryn Kurven Roberta Kurven Duanne Ksttrell Eduth Leonard Phyllus Leonard Carolyn Lovelace Rhea Lovelace Pat Lucas Barbara Lundy Brenda Lunn Hellon Lyles Nora Lee Manshup Dorothy Marshall Georgua Marshall Martha Jo McCaw Belvua McFarland Anna McLeod Betty McLean Betty Moody Betty Lou Moore Brenda Moore Sylvua Moore Betty Morrell Dnanne Morrell Dorus Morrell Patsy Nesbutt Jean Newsome Joyce Northcutt Marue Norwood Ethelene ONeal Lous ONeal Frances Outlaw Shurley Parker Yvonne Parnell Eluse Perdue Patrucua Puerce Barbara Ann Player Judy Polson Pat Reguster Brenda Ruvers Judy Sherron Carolyn Slugh Betty Carol Smuth Jean Smuth Lou Dorus Steen Duane Stewart Kay Stewart Cathleen Struckland Judy Ann Thompson Anne Tuller Morgue Tummons Margaret Turnage Sandra Turnage Carolyn Tyner Donella Vann Brenda Waldron Joyce Walters Patrucua Walters Vurgunua Walters Patrucua Wase Abbue Watkuns Annue Sue Watkuns Bobbue Raye Watkuns Patsy Weatherford Nancy Wulluamson Pearlune Wul Iuams Chrustune Wulluams Delores Wundham Irus Wundham Shurley Wunt JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Junuor Homemakers Assocuatuon us cele bratung uts twentueth annuversary thus year as cu state sponsored organuzatuon It has grown from suxty chapters to over two hundred chapters throughout South Caroluna The J H A has two summer camps It spon sors a Scholarshup Loan Fund for whuch any J H A gurl plannung to attend college us eluguble to apply Thus year the Hartsvulle chapter has a mem bershup of one hundred seventy three gurls OFFICERS JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH Lrnda Nesbrtt Lous Stewart Presudents Amaryllus Hodge Beverly Adams Vrce Presudents Barbara Rae Gauney Peggy Johnson Secretarues Annette Galloway Patsy Nesbrtt Treasurers Betty Delle Byerly Shelua Glenn Reporters Mrs Eluzabeth Rhunehardt Muss Polly Ann Usher Mrs Elsue N Neely Muss Eluzabeth Townsend Mrs Lous Ousley Sponsors 90 H Y ar 11 t 5 Jw . 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I K X , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I FI ' I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . , . . . . 1 1 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I J I I I T I I I I I I T 1 1 1 1 - 1 . - I . - I 1 , ,,YY,Y,YYYYYYYYYYYV,...Y...YVYYYYY , ,,.,,,,,,,Y,,..,,. - , V ....,.YYYw,YY,,,, Y , ,VVVVVVY V . 1 1 - - 1 1 Frrst Row left to rrght Mr P C Evans Jr Advnsor Carl Jones Jr Darrell Tolson Brllv Krrven J D Krrven Jlmmy Wln burn Bully Sherrull Edward McLendon Bobby Joe Grantham Roger Bland Carl Grrggs Jr Bobby McFarland Cecnl Munn Allen Collrns Mr S O Tomlinson Advrsor Second Row left to rrght Lorrarne Jones Alton Byrd James Allen Wmburn Raymond Chapman Buddy Byrd Roy Wlnburn James Morrison Bully Beasley Lorraine Tolson Max Jones Jr Bobby Holland Tommy Kelley Thrrd Row left to rlght Kenneth Jones Jackre Maxon David Galney Tommy Copeland Jimmy Munn George Powell Wnllram Smothers Jrmrny Johnson Tony Atklnson John Watson Heyward Atkmson Ernest Woodham Raymond Wilkes Fourth Row left to rrght George Ruthven Bully Brown Byars Guest Wrlson Griggs D G Garland Jr Bully Kelley Jack Altman Phrllp Byrd Davrd Hodge Curtrs Wrlkes Frfth Row left to rrght Bully Johnson Leon Brown Edward Reynolds Charles Edward Stokes Carroll McDonald Tommy Easterllng Bully Norton Wlllnam Howell Mrlton Byrd Sixth Row left to right Carlton Bland J D Krrven TURE M S CD AMERI The twenty erght year old Future Farmers of Amerrca IS a national farm youth organrzatlon whose members are students of vocational agrl culture nn public secondary schools In each of the forty eight states Howau, and rn Puerto Rlco Thus organrzatron rs under the Department of Health Educatron and Welfare but rs self supported The F F A was granted a national charter by Congress a few years ago v gr,-,sg -7- lflflifbll F' gold Notuonal blue ns that of the blue field rn our American flag and sugnlfres true Amerrcan :sm and the belref rn the freedoms for whrch our forefathers fought Corn gold rs symbolic of a crop common to all areas where future farmers meet and discuss the perplexing problems of agrlculture Thus rs the group that wull full the breadbasket of tomorrow s world OFFICERS Curtrs Wrlkes Roy Wmbum Presrdents Carlton Bland Lorrome Tolson Vlce Presrdents Plullp Byrd Mrlton Byrd Secretarres Wrlson Gnggs James Allen Wmburn Treasurers Byars Guest John Watson Reporters Beasley Atkmson Davrd Hodge Senhnels Mr S 0 Tomlmson Mr P C Evans Jr Advrsors lv Wl l9,ld.u K r l I .. . 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' 4 ' ' ' --No X , J J F iii.. . l ? - -. ., n ' Q Dem, ' , 55-99.6 SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS Flrst Row left to nght Vnvuan Walters Sue Ellrot Beth Hayes Jo Anne Mclnvallle Ellen Sue Sparrow Dons Morrell Marylle Dorlty Martha Whute Manlyn Kuefer Lnlluan Poole Mary Anne Harrell Elizabeth Orr Ray Richey Second Row left to right Elizabeth Wnlluams Nelua Ann Lunn Mary Esther Denny Mary Frances Coates Martha JO McCaw Sybnl Garland Kay Wnllnarns Delette Bullard Jamce Adams Hope Gettys Datty Furr Shelby Avant Josephlne Barfleld Madelyn Sparrow Carolyn Flowers Zcda Ingram OPENING THE DOORS TO THE LITERARY WORLD 45 lm The Junsor Lnbrary Club ns composed of members from the enghth and nlnth grades who serve as asslstants to the Junnor Hugh -.,, eg Llbranan The Sensor Library Club IS com 'L N- and twelfth grades Both clubs have adopted the objectlves of the state organlzatlon as follows l To acquaint students thoroughly wnth I brary services resources and procedures OFFICERS Beth Hayes President Elizabeth Orr Vuce Presldent Martha .lo McCaw Secretary Treasurer Mrs Elnzabeth C McNanr Sponsor 92 'L ' A A I T I J , , ,..W,,,, , nl, Ag ,,, 1 .5. P' . . li ls .L f Q ' Q .Q1 .fj5gv:F posed of members from the tenth, eleventh, A ' I. 4 . T -.. we - - - - l A . ' ' i- ,ah . 5 3 3 , , . by A --bvvv---gv-'----------,---,-,-AgA-,,A-,,,A -AAAA.,------ - I JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS La Rue Chapman Dianne Morrell Jane Byrd Faye Hays Vick: Jo Brewer Bren Johnston Jane Kung Pat Wheless Jlmmy Cox Marllyn Hewitt Elsie Parnell Stella Price Bull Howle Meg Andrews Garry Kung Jennie Player Brenda Marshall Ann Smlth Jeanette Montgomery Nancy Taylor Mary Mac Gettys Pat Denny Martha Moye Dickinson Dons Tyner Melanle Beasley Phyllns Leonard GAINING EXPERIENCE FOR LIBRARIANSHIP To provude on opportumty for the develop ment of leadership To create Interest an good books and read In To rcnse the prestuge of the school lnbrary To recruit students for the professuon of llbrananshlp OFFICERS Vlrgmlo Player Vlce Presndent Meg Andrews Secretary Treasurer Mrs Came C Boggs Sponsor 93 2. . . - f .V 3, . . Q 1 , Q- 1 A ,N 3 4. ' ' - . Q, 5. l I I Brenda Murph .............................,.........,....,..... President ' ' I Q . ' . .....................................,.... I l MAY WE SERVE YOU7 Ga y colored notebooks, paper, pencils, and pens are sold at THE GREEN COUN- TER for the convenience of the students. THE GREEN COUNTER, established in l934, is a project of the National Honor Society and the National Jun- ior Honor Society. lt is op- erated both in the Junior High and in the Senior High by Honor Society members. Left to right: Timmy Timmerman, Manager, Linda Watson, Gail Mor- rison, lris O'Neal, Hal Littleton, Manager, Miss Katherine Lee, Spon- sor. The profits earned by the Green Counter pay all ex- penses of the two Honor Sa- cieties, pay for the members' Society pins, and the Socie- ties' annual Induction ban- quet. The profits also are used for occasional gifts to the school and provide a loan fund for Honor Society mem- bers who need financial aid in college. Left fo right: Blanding Clarkson, Manager, Annie Sue Watkins, Belva l-lowle, Bobby Shirley, Assistant Manager. Miss Katherine Lee, Spon- sor. The Girls' Block H Club is composed of all girls who have received an award for any varsity sport or manage- rial position. Members of this club sell programs at all home football games. Left to right: Zeda Margo Forte, Beth Hayes, Kaye Pennington, Flora McNair, Glenda Player, Louise Brown, Martha Jo McCaw, Linda Eddins, Jeanette Hodge, Zeda ln- gram, Betty Jo Elmore, To be eligible to become a member of the Boys' Block H Club, one must receive a let- ter for participating in sports. The aim of this club is to pro- mote g o o d sportsmanship among the various athletic activities at H. H. S. First Row, top to bottom: Colburn Flowers, Wayne Pigg, Steve Morri- son, Woody Barfield, Randy Yarbor- ough, Darius Johnson. Second Row, top to bottom: Jerry Zeigler, James Douglas, Bobby Pate, Mike Best, Joe Williams, Pinckney Dennis. Middle Row, left to right: Jimmy Blackwell, Bill Crouch, Johnny Pierce. Third Row, top to bottom: Sandy Morrison, Bobby Coker, Billy Lipscomb, Ennis Jordan, Bobby At- kinson, Jerry Langston. Fourth Row, top to bottom: Robert Griggs, Billy Johnson, Donald Ingram, Jan Cad- dell, Otis Hough, Ronnie Bochette. .www A f f .fmuuuw Vim we , sawn, L., I9 ZURM1 f f H432 W mt. a an. .. YQ' , fat STRIVING FOR BETTER SPORTSMANSHIP l ,ac, 1 Z- .IUNIOR AND SENIOR FIRE DRILL MEMBERS First Row, left to right: Ralph O'Neal, Annie Sue Watkins, Carolyn Revell, Margaret Reagan, Devon Campbell, Tommy MCEI veen, Chief Fire Marshall, Junior High, Russell Watson, Jimmy Griffin, Roy Dennis, Rayburn Tennent, Bobby Edwards, Ray mond Goiney, Butch McKinnon. Second Row, left to right: Richard King, Bobby Selph, Trellise Wilkes, Larry Byrd, Johnny Lawing Troy Usher, Kent Gainey, Maurice Stokes, Jimmy Holloman. Third Row, left to right: Mr. Charles Hammond, Sponsor, Scott Jordan Jerry Anderson, Zeda Ingram, Anna McLeod, James Pridgeon, Darius Johnson. Fourth Row, left to right: Fred Wint, Donald ln gram, Chief Fire Marshall, Senior High, Elizabeth Williams, James Douglas, Milton Byrd, Mr. W. P, Crawford, Sponsor. Fifth Row, left to right: Vivian Walters, David Hodge, Jan Caddell, Tommy Bedenbaugh, John Timmerman, Marvin Kittrell, Bobby Coker FIRE DRILL The Senior and Junior fire marshals are elected by their homeraoms to direct the students during the fire drills as quickly and safely as possible. They also make posters for their homeraoms which give directions in case of .lJ.I JJJJJJJJJJ 1 fire. BOY AND GIRL STATERS i l a 5 . fi .- TP? 2- Palmetto Boys' and Girls' State is a mythical state, c r e a t e d for citizenship training under the direction of the South Carolina De- partment, American Legion Auxiliary, Boy and Girl Staters are selected on the basis of cit- izenship, leadership and character, Left to right: Jack Talbert, Al Mixon, Jerry Langston, Katherine Williams, Betty Jo Goodman, Bil- ly Frazier, George Little. The objectuves of the club are to de velop good leadershup and crtrzenshrp t foster fnendly relations among employer trarnee parents and the school and en courage undertakung at worthy projects for the benefit of the school and com munity The members are taklng or have taken one of the followung courses Duversnfred Occupatnons Shop or Mechanrcal Draw IU The club motto rs Trades The burlder of men and foundation of Nations OFFICERS Mickey Creach State Presudent Jerry Zengler President Gam Capps Vuce President James Douglas Secretary Make Best Treasurer Jan Caddell Publlclty Agent Sonny Stewart Soclal Chaarmon Mr Cecnl Walters Sponsor ADE ND CL Flrst Row left to right Mr W C Walters Sponsor Garn Capps Jerry Anderson Charlne Gilbert Tommy Jordan Mickey Creach Make Best Grnffnth Chapman Wrlllam Cannon Johnny Lawhon Rrchard Moore Tommy Shoemake Darius Johnson Purvls Gnggs Second Row left to rlght Sonny Stewart Jnmmle Warren J C Shoemake James Douglas Jerry Zelgler Harvey Newton Curtis Crowley Kenneth Brown Wayne Thomas Buddy Rogers Robert Marshall Third Row left to right Durward Jackson Rlchord Caddell Wiley Rhodes Jerry Byrd Joe Williams Vernon Watford Rlchard Johnson Wllluam Wotkans Heyward Atksnson Charles Galney Carlton Bland Fourth Row left to right Freddre Dean Noel Johnson Rnchard Cooley James Gorney H B St en H J Wnnburn David Johnson Sammy Culbson Bobby Hood Flfth Row left to right Lorraune Ruvers Som Clanton Wesley Haynes Colburn Flowers Glen Blgham Jackie Smothers Leon Brown Buddy Kea Multon Caston J E Bass W F Woods Slxth Row left to right Beasley Atklnson Ronald Ganney Tommy Russ Jan Caddell Bud Morrnson Roy James Bully Johnson Edward Bradshaw J C Rhodes C F Parker Wayne Rivers 96 Q O . 1 1 1 ' I - . ,, . I ' ' Il Colburn Flowers. ,..,..... ,,.,,.,,, , ....Sergeant-at-Arms I ' I : I I ' ' I J I ' I . I I . . I I . l . .I . : - I I , , , , , V , , I , I , , , : ,. , , , , . e , . . I Q I I ' I : I I I , , I , 4 ,,,, - A , - is . 1 : J I I I I I I I lg 'W 1 ' lv .F l Q' - .ol , i . 5 je I These are the dnvers who have the responsubnluty of drrvlng l62 OOO mules thus year transportung the bus students to and from school each day A few of theur duties are carryrng out all hlghway rules and regulatrons handlung all forms of drscnplrne on therr busses and beang punctual rn their work DRIV , wkmwvi Con they fix N779 Flrst Row left to nght Phrllup Byrd Mary Frances Coates Paul Byrd Jaekrc McLendon Jerry Byrd Tommy Jordan Carolyn Johnson Wllson Graggs Darrus Johnson Second Row left to rlght Tony Atknnson Bud Morrison Wesley Haynes Bully Johnson C F Parker Mrlton Caston Curtrs Wrlkes Buddy Nrcholson Thnrd Row left to nghf Bully Kelly Harvey Newton Buddy Kea J C Rhodes Grant Watson ,.-...X ff' nl3,,,,,,L .WJ J! 98 The office assistants are students who are interested in helping the school run more smoothly by working in the general office. They assist visitors, type, operate the mimeograph machine, and answer the telephone. Some serve as individual secretaries, but experience in commercial work is required for this job. Students gain valuable experience in using office equipment and learn to ac- cept responsibility. OFFICE ASSISTANTS First Row left to right Mary Frances Coates Gail Morrison Kaye Ott Nancy Grantham Marjorie Watson Betty Robertson Jean Ledbetter Sarah Wicker Deanne Goodson Beth Shelley Second Row left to right Sally Thomas Beth Kelley Ann Graham Becky Clanton Claudia Brown Flora McNair Third Row left to right Jan Caddell Woody Barfield Malcolm McTeer 1 K7 S sf, wi M u W, -mx 1 Y, We could not forget those who ore outstonding omong their closs- motes. With this in mind, we pre- sent your choice of tops . . . 3.5.5xM I, Features 'Q -' af-19' THE 19 MOST STUDIOUS Jo Anne Mclnvaille George Little i02 BEST LOOKING Katherine Williams Dick Harvin xy, f SENIOR SUPERLATIV MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Louise Brown Bubba Langston will , H , if-A ,,.' 1 Vx Q BEST oksssso Claudia Brown Jimmy Blackwell 103 SUP BEST ALL ROUND Katherine Wllluoms Duck Harvln iw '22 4 ir it 1 -1 li i 'll Qi HEI ll ' igq ' t-5 X X MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ellen Sue Sparrow George Llttle .I 1 xx L g, L '5 V-i 1 . rw. L QQ 7 k ,,,, 'V L l 1 . Q y -ry . .1 ,Q 'L V L '37 'K . if I N X X . ESQ N 3 TIVES BEST MANNERS Becky Clanton Joe McCullough BEST DANCERS BEST ATHLETES Glenda Player Louise Brown Garn Capps Jerry Zeigler ,MJ .M- fw, ,, 4 wail ,W W 7 'W 29225, -rsr- NOS W1 f , E L 'tr V Zfj Q TYPICAL smlons N Y Betty Jo Goodman M Bubba Langston SENICJR SUPERLATIVES MOST DEPENDABLE Ellen Sue Sparrow Al Mixon ,I WITTIEST Janice Vincent Donald Ingram loc Presenting Kfafiri eaufied MISS KATHERINE WILLIAMS MISS FLORA McNAlR Senior Class Junior Class MISS LINDA RUSSELL MISS BETTY TEAL Sophomore Class Freshman Class islam ,S KATHERINE WILLIAMS Katherine was chosen Miss Hi Miss for the year I956-57. She was elected by the Newsreel staff and the faculty committee on a basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and personal attractiveness. JACK TALBERT Because of his scholarship, leadership, and character, Jack was our King Teen representa- tive at Wofford College in March. NANCY JOHNSON This year, Nancy has edited many enjoyable issues of our newspaper, the Newsreel. aff or FAME MICKEY CREACH Mickey was the first Hartsville High student to be elected State President of the Trade and Industrial Club. JAMES DOUGLAS The members of the football team elected James the most valuable player, who also re- ceived the Red Fox Blocking Trophy. ELLEN SUE SPARROW Ellen Sue and her staff have worked diligently to make the l957 Retrospect the best yet. MISS HI MISS STATE PR ESIDENT OF T. AND Xl, Ns., 5 D? 42451 .1 KING TEEN NEWSREEL EDITOR ,f R, . lin? 3,421 Q Q gf , . . 4Lf3 ,i ,1 4413? , ,?1,fL f4f:T5' 'arg 5'!4.Qmjit I M ,A -iz J 9,i-Q-ffm it-Q M W rzgvzflfb! - cliff 4 'a-..f .-.. ..- , 2.41:-n-otf,-,.o a-.2 .-.aff A-,,,,.- , 1. ffw ns- .1 annum.:- l,. , f ,gun -1- 4-sw .. - ' , ' ' Y - .f5,e-v' M .1-46 W H ,g.... ,4-- ,. ,, H ,. .. nm g W . M V .. M 4 A I M493 ' Q l'...qgQ-6000 ,.. , V ,-4'-M , W J- ' , . ,-- , N 'U' ... 39-15: I A-'-qu -W v 4.1 -at yr -r ,, ' ' I Mnwuws -1 V an V W V , A M'- 5 K 4 it -.- '1 0 . 'fs' ' ,W-,asv-Y 'QQ ,Q-ov ,, M K , -Z' ,M W .nm--H ,m,,,...un-A id, a QT warm 7 Without the patronage of the merchants of l-lartsville, the publi- cation of this annual would not have been possible. We wish to express to them our sincere appreciation for the finan- cial help that they have given us. Ads loolqlng ahead... Bug thlngs are ahead for those who will take advantage of the many opportunltles offered by our great country today' It rs our smcere hope that each and everyone In your class wlll lead healthy prosperous and worthwhile lrves usmg your education to make your communuty and America an even better place ln which to work play and llve Congratulations' SONOCO PRODUCTS COMPANY WORLDS LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF CONES AND TUBES FOR THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY Hartsvllle S C O . . . . . . . . . . I i , . . I , . . J L COKER 8t COMPANY Ha tsvllle South Ca olma Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes Graduotlon Class of 1957 HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1865 1957 Hartsvlle and the Pee Dee Section of South Carolina COKERS PEDIGREED SEED COMPANY THE SOUTH S FOREMOST SEED BREEDERS 3 r . I r . to Ninety-one Years of Devoted Service to i . . I v' , r i I O I I HARTSVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY BUTLER HOSIERY MILL so C1666 Compliments of Compliments of Manufacturers af Nu-Maid Full Fashion Hosiery an auge DARLINGTON HARTSVILLE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY POLICE DEPARTMENT THE POLICE DEPARTMENT IS YOUR FRIEND Compliments of Tl N ?' THE BANK OF HARTSVILLE Established l903 Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Graduating Class of the HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FREEMAN Bi SMITH Quality Jewelers Hamilton Elgin Bulova Watches Keepsake Diamonds Glastonbury 6' Tiffin Crystal Bavarian fr Flintridge Fine Chma Lunt Sterling Castleton China Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Hartsvllle South Carolina 116 Heirloom Sterling Watson Silver HH I Compl ments of PEE DEE POULTRY Compliments of THE LAKESHORE MOTOR couRT AND DINING Room LAKE CITY BUILDING gl SUPPLY, Inc General Contractors ond Retoll Bulldmg Supply Fo Estimates Contact Telephone 7371 C J EVANS O ne LAKE CITY S C i I AJ I Q I Hartsville, South Carolina r . . . , w r , . . 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C. om imen s o CQX MUSIC HQUSE DIXIE PIG DRIVE IN Everything ln Muslc 5PeC'0 1eS lr Planos Radlos Muslcal Instruments BUY B Que Records Sheet Music Hamburgers I323 Carolma Ave Phone 678 Hot Dogs Haffsvllle S C Plate Lunches MOORE HEATING Cr SHEET METAL WORKS Compliments of Delco Heat Furnaces SOUTH I5 DRIVE IN James N Moore Proprietor Hartsvllle S C USF Asplnoolc Fmlshmg DIVISION C-ERA CORPORATION Bleachers Printers Dyers Flnlshers Extends Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes The Semor Class of 1957 HARTSVILLE PLANT Hartsvnlle, South Caroluna Il9 Delco Heat Sales and Service ' I I ' ' to John F Wllmeth Robert W Shand Philip Wllmeth DIXON TIRE SERVICE Y H GUARANTEE MOTORS HYGEIA DAIRY S th 5th St BEST WISHES THE PEOPLES BANK l-lortsvnlle S C M b F D I C Compliments of Compliments of . Good ear Tires Generol Electric Applio lAcross from City . I-75 . . . 4? i . N Compliments of Compliments of l622 ou reet Hortsville, S. C. l , . . em er . . . . BUCHANAN JEWELERS John Polson Mgr Bulova E gm Hamilton Waltham Watches Wallace Watson Sterlmg Lotus Glastonbury Crystal Syracuse Chma Watches Jewelry Cr Ronson s Reparred Rmgs srzed Pearls Restrung Special Orders Phone 677 Hartsvrlle S C X- ' 1' J' Q1 WESTERN Au'ro Auto Assocwrs sroms Associate C Q Store Pho e 419 I SEGARS CHEVROLET CADILLAC COMPANY STEVENSON OIL CO P THE HARTSVILLE MESSENGER s 89 RAY S JEWELERS RAYS Fox DIAMONDS FIELD S TELEVISION y Ze 1626 F fth St eet Pho e I079 o pl t I ACCLAIM HOSIERY MILLS INC e h d HOSIERY FOR THE FAMILY Po t t Sold I Y e o pl BERRY S GROCERY i Complimen s of ' I200 arolin Ave. J Hartsville, S. C. C. E. Denny, Home Owner n Shell roducts Darlington County's Home New paper Since I 3 I I Admiral-Crosle- nith I325 Carolina Avenue I General Elechlc ll I II E r n C m imen s o 1 - C m iments of Manufacturers and M rc an isers of I High in , Nor h Carolina Hartsville, South Carolina n our Local Sup rmarket DIAMOND ICE COMPANY JOHNSON S DRIVE IN OAK FURNITURE COMPANY PROFESSIONAL CLEANERS HUGH S SERVICE STATION HghN 8 ENTERPRISE LUMBER COMPANY HAL S FRAMPTONS MEN STORE Y PLANTERS WAREHOUSE W D ARTHUR AND COMPANY W D ARTHUR OIL COMPANY PATTON S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING SANITONE DRY CLEANING 1609 Ftth sf BROWN PENNINGTON FUNERAL HOME IRWIN J MOORE REFRIGERATOR SERVICE HARTSVILLE FURNITURE CO Ffrh St LAMAR WAREHOUSE ROBERT W TURBEVILLE EYES EXAMINED C 44 Compliments of Compliments of I Compliments of Hartsville, S. C. ' Compliments of u ewsome, Prop. Texaco Products - Road Service Firestone Products . H II . 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Compliments of Compliments of I I , Compliments of Compliments of I I Compliments of Phone 670 Hartsville, s. c. ' Ports u ies Equi ment Compliments of C0mPllm9nl5 of formerly Get t e for LESS 24 HARTSVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE HARTSVILLE CHEMICAL CO QUALITY HARDWARE sm sf RICHS TEXACO SERVICE STATION C MOORE AND SONS INC Y SANITARY DRY CLEANERS BUYCK COWARD COMPANY Y Cthg JACKSON S DRY CLEANERS CI th DEN NY BROTHERS JEWELERS 908 RAMBO S Sh SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY PIGGLY WIGGLY GROCERY STORE G GI W AND SAVE MONEY GLAMOUR SHOP c HARTSVILLE FEED AND SEED CO c TLM REFRESHMENT CENTER HARTSVILLE I F U R UI MOTOR co TOM AND HUGHS SHELL SERVICE c Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of Comphmenls of I IZI7 reet Phone 125 B, , , . Compliments of Bu from Moore and Save More - Compliments of Ladies' Read -to-wear I Men's Io in Wear Clean o es Hartsville, S. C. Hartsville, S. C. Compliments of ' Since 1 The oe Center of HartsviIIe I206 Carolina Avenue Hartsville, S. C. o amour, Dress ell, IZ44 arolina Avenue Hartsville, S. C. Hansville' 5' C' I ' Compliments of l3I2 arolina Avenue Hartsville, S. C. . . oxwell, Prop. Phone 605 A I 1 K I Everything for the P -I -I F' I Hansville 5. C, Phone 30 - l4O0 arolina Avenue 25 KESTLERS TELEVISION SERVICE REFRESHMENT CENTER THE BEACON w dh c I7I is A N HARTSVILLE TV Er APPLIANCES I HOTPOINT 399 1237 5th St G 99 HARRISON S SHELL SERVICE HARRYS ESSO STATION NU IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO it is b h 4 J C PENNEY CO WHERE MILLIONS SHOP AND SAVE C A HUGHES PLUMBING RUTH S DRIVE INN FRANK FARM EQUIPMENT JOHN DEERE I KIMBRELLS COLUMBIA COLLEGE IA Ch tl A FOGARTY Cr RESLEY h W LANES Radio Cr TV Service Compliments of Compliments of I Where Friends Meet . Who esale to Everyone for Cash Baron III Um, ODCFGIOY Terms or Trgde I ull Phone I reef H'9I'W0Y ' Offh Sales 6 Service - Wilson ri s Compliments of Compliments of I I Compliments of - , Compliments of Sumter, S. C. Complete Line of School Equipment I and Sc oo was REDFEARN s MOTOR couRT Esta Iis e I92I Hartsville, S, C. Compliments of I SaIes and Qualiy Service Choose Compliments of , oice College in a Capi a Cityl Fully ccredited Reasonable Rates Compliments of Compliments of I Clot es to Wear for the Boy ho Cares! Darlington S. C' 26 ASHCRAFT STUDIOS E M FLOYD JR PEE DEE HATCHERY THE RETROSPECT STAFF ull 'um Llluuzs HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL WALTERS UPHOLSTERY JOHNSON S DRIVE IN MARSHALLS FLOWER SHOP 0 b 9183 I27 round llu dock ullh S8Xf0n gi fl Effy flllll' fir rhrl fill? Afffmll faorh rm' Army sm ell M plfflsrll qllfifi' mlb qlfaffrprnfff H ARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL COKER COLLEGE X KX Z f I 128 VIRGINIA LOUISE ALEXANDER Student General Assocsatson CLAUDIA BROWN Student General Aggogsgfson 54 55 56 SENIDR STATISTICS ANNA MAE BYRD Student General Assocsatson 54 5 55 56 7 Class Treasurer 5 55 56 7 Festsval 54 55 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Sophomore 55 Homeroom Pressdent 55 Marchsng Band Concert Band 54 55 56 57 Dsstrsct Band 56 State Band Festsval 55 56 Tobacco Bowl Game 54 State Fasr Cont st 54 Pee Dee Fasr Contest 54 55 Cherry Blossom Parade 55 Shrsne Bowl Game 54 Commence ment Band 54 55 56 Irss Festsval Contest 54 Band Award 55 56 J H A 54 55 56 Junsor Homemakers o Amersca Fashson Show 55 JERRY ANDERSON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Junsor Csvstan 55 T and I Club 57 Dramatscs 57 Hartsvslle Hsgh School chestra 55 56 57 Psansst s-sse Drsll Commsttee 54 57 RICHARD TONY ATKINSON Student General Assocsatson 55 56 56 57 SARAH 54 55 makers 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 F F A 54 55 State Farmer Degree 56 Bus Drsver 56 57 JEANETTE ATKINSON Student General Assocsatson 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Junsor Home of Amersca 54 55 56 Reporter 56 Chorus 54 55 56 Offsce Asssstant 56 Junsor Homemakers of Amersca Fashson Show 54 55 Homeroom Ottscer 54 Future Teachers ot Amersca Assocsatson 57 McLEOD BANKS JR Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 F F A 54 Baseball Team 56 57 Pressdent of Homeroom 54 55 JAMES EDWARD BASS JR Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Treasurer 57 F F A 54 55 56 Treasurer 56 T and I Club 57 MICHAEL DOWNEY BEST Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Pressdent 54 Student Councsl 54 Sensor Band 54 55 56 57 Junsor Dance Commsttee 56 Junsor Sensor Dance Commsttee 56 Dramatscs Club 56 57 Latsn Club 55 56 Fsre Marshal 56 Junsor Class Talent Nsght 56 Dsstrsct Solosst BAND Fes tsval 56 State Solosst Band Festsval 56 Junsor Class Play Shrsne Bowl 55 57 Block H Club 57 Junsor Basketball 54 Varssty Basketball 55 56 57 T and I Club 57 Treasurer 57 Retrospect Staff Advertsssng Salesman 57 Cherry Blossom Festsval 55 Creatsve Wrstsng 56 Curtss Magazsne Certsfscate JAMES BOYD BLACKWELL Student General 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Chrsstsan Youth 54 55 56 Baseball 55 56 57 Club 55 56 57 ESTHER DELORES BOCHETTE Student General Assocsatson Chorus 55 Block H Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 56 57 MILDRED JOANNE tson 54 55 56 57 5 55 6 ROBERT EDWARD tson 54 55 56 57 BRADSHAW Student General Assocsa Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A BRADSHAW Student General Assocsa Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 EDITH MAEBELLE BRITT Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Vsce Pressdent of D E Club 56 D E Club 56 Treasurer of F T A Club 56 A ub 55 56 7 A 54 55 56 9 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Pressdent 55 Student Councsl 55 Chrsstsan Youth 55 Junsor Homemakers of Amer sca 54 Fashson Show 54 Assocsate Cheerleader 55 Lsbrary Club 56 Chorus 56 Dsstrsct Festsval Chorus 56 State Festsval Chorus 56 Retrospect Staff Subscrsptson Salesman 57 Offsce Asssstant 57 Curtss Magazsne Certstscate 57 KENNETH TONY BROWN Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 T andl Club 56 57 Color Guard 55 MARY LOUISE BROWN Student General Assocsatson 54 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Vsce Pressdent Cheerleader 55 56 57 Head Cheerleader 57 Basketball 57 Teen Age Book Club 54 Tennss 56 57 Latsn Club 56 Chorus 55 Block H Club 56 57 Pressdent 57 Lsbrary Club 54 Retrospect Staff 57 Advertsssng Salesman Junsor Class Play 56 Junsor Sensor Dance Commsttee 56 Homecom sng Sponsor 55 Chrsstsan Youth 54 Tennss Tournament sn Columbsa 56 Homecomsng Plannsng Commsttee 57 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 JERRY S BYRD JR Student General Assocsatson 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 F F A 54 Bus Drsver 56 57 Commencement Marshal 56 Pressdent F F A 56 Treasurer Sensor Class 57 State Mental Contest Hsstory fplacedl Sensor Englssh 56 T and I Club 57 T and I Prsntsng Press 57 Safe Drsvsng Award 56 Bus Drsvers Captasn 57 NORMA JOSEPHINE BYRD Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Junsor Homemak ers at Amersca 54 55 56 57 Junsor Homemakers of Amer sca Fashson Show 54 55 56 Dsstrsct Junsor Homemakers of Amersca meetsng 55 Entree sn Dsstrsct Home Prosect Contest 55 Sub Dsstrsct Junsor Homemakers of Amersca meetsng 54 55 56 Future Teachers of Amersca Assocsatson 56 57 Sub Dsstrsct Future Teachers of Amersca meetsng Curtss Magazsne Certstscate 57 RICHARD LONNIE CADDELL Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 WILLIAM ALFRED CANNON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Vsce Pressdent 55 Fsredrsll Commsttee 55 Band 54 55 56 57 Dance Orchestra 56 57 T and I Club 57 Scsence Fasr 54 Solosst Dsstrsct Mussc Festsval 56 Solosst State Mussc Festsval 56 Cherry Blossom Festsval 55 Shrsne Bowl Game 55 57 Dsstrsct Band Clsnsc 54 Irss Festsval 54 Junsor Class Tal ent Nsght 56 GARN STAFFORD CAPPS Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 T andl Club 54 55 56 57 Vsce Pressdent T 8. I Club 57 Marchsng 54 55 56 Concert Band 54 55 Orchestra 56 57 Latsn Club 56 DOROTHY ALENE CASTON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Glee Club 56 57 T A MILTON CASTON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 F F A 54 55 56 Sec retary 56 Bus Drsver 55 56 57 T 8- I Club 57 1 2 ' ' 1 1 1 4, 1 1 5 1 1 1 , 1 1 , , , 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' - 4, 1 1 5 1 1 , , 1 ' ' A 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 g , ' ' ' 1 ' I ' I I I , , , I . 5 1 . I . . . , ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 54, 1 1 . A - 1 1 1 ' f : ' ' , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . A l 1 1 A : , , 56, 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I 1 561 , - - I 55, . . ' I ' ' ' Or- 1 - - . ' , . -. ' , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 57, ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 561 , . , 4 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 55, 1 1 1 ,,,, . . . 1 1 , . . . . I 7 I 7 ' V I , I . . I . . I I I I I I I I 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , - - , I . : , 55, 56, 1 . - . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 561 57. . , .: ' ' 54, 55, , .1 ' ' , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . - 1 551 561 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 f I F 1 1 ' 1 - ' - A F F , j . . j . 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A. 54, 55, 57, F. . . 57. : ' ' , - 1 2 A - 2 I - - 2 1 1 1 1 1 - . . 1 1 1 - F.T. .cs , ,5,J.H., , , ,57. , ' ,,,, , , SENIOR STATISTICS EMILY CHAPMAN Student General Assocsatson 53 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 53 55 56 57 Chorus 53 J H A 53 55 56 Basketball Team 53 55 Chrsstsan Youth 53 Dra matscs Club 53 MELVYN CURTIS CHAPMAN Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Vsce Press dent 54 F F A 54 55 Secretary 55 Football 56 Com mencement Marshal 55 Treasurer of Homeroom Club 55 WILLIAM GRIFFITI-I CHAPMAN Student General Assocsa tson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 F F A 54 55 T 8-I Club 55 56 57 Baseball 56 57 Footbal 56 57 HELEN REBECCA CLANTON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Offscer 54 55 56 57 Chorus 55 Accompansst 56 57 N tsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 54 55 Latsn Club 55 56 Offlce Asssstant 57 Chnstsan Youth 57 Class Offscer 57 Green Counter 56 Commencement Accompansst 56 Homecomsng Marshal 57 Junsor Class Talent Show 55 F T A 57 Dss trsct Mussc Festsval 55 56 State Mussc Festsval 55 56 MARY FRANCES COATES Student General Assocsatson 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 57 Delegate to Georgetown 55 Jr Sr Servsng Commsttee 54 Lsbrary Club 55 56 57 Delegate to Rock Hsll 56 Chrustsan Youth 54 55 56 Program Commsttee 55 Jr Class Play Commsttee 56 Bus Drsver 57 Offsce Assistant 57 MICKEY CREACH Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Student Councrl 57 T andl Club 55 56 57 Fsre Drsll Commsttee 54 Pressdent of South Carolsna T and I Club 57 Commencement Marshal 56 Retrospect Staff Subscrsptson Salesman 57 WILLIAM MALCOLM CROUCH .IR Student General Asso csatson 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 55 56 57 Pressdent 56 Lsbrary Club 55 Basketball 55 Green Counter 56 Natsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 55 State Mental Contest 56 Latsn Club 55 56 Block H Club 55 56 57 Pressdent Bsology Club 56 Junsor Csvstan 56 Exchange edstor of Newsreel 55 Stu dent Councsl 56 Newsreel SPSCA Conventson 55 Baseball 5 56 7 FREDDIE TOMMY DEAN Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Fsredrsll Com msttee 54 55 56 D E Club 56 Treasurer of D E Club 56 T and I Club 6 PEGGY BRENDA DENNIS Entered HHS sn 55 from Darlsng ton South Carolsna Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Glee Club 55 Junsor Homemakers of Amersca 54 55 Lsbrary Club 56 Delegate to Lsbrary Conventson 56 Homeroom Treasurer 53 Homeroom Secretary 57 MARYLIE DORITY Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Pressdent 56 Sensor Marchsng Band 54 55 56 57 Sensor Concert Band 54 55 56 57 Dsstrsct Band Festsval 53 54 55 State Band Festsval 53 55 Tobacco Bowl Game 55 Pee Dee Fasr Contest 55 Cherry Blossom Parade 55 Shrsne Bowl Game 54 56 57 Commencement Band 54 55 56 57 lrss Festsval Contest 54 Band Award 54 55 56 57 Secretary of Band 56 57 J H A 55 56 Chrsstsan Youth 55 56 Student Cauncsl 56 Cands date for Student Body Pressdent 56 Latsn Club 55 56 Lsbrary Club 56 57 F T A Club 57 Treasurer 57 Jr Sr Decoratsng Commsttee 56 J H A Fashson Show 55 Partscspated sn the I Speak For Democracy Contest 57 Open House Commsttee 57 Jr Sr Servsng Commsttee 54 55 Curtss Certsfscate 57 JAMES LEE DOUGLAS Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Secretary 54 Fsre Commsttee 54 57 T and I Club 57 Secretary 57 Varssty Football 56 57 Co Captasn 57 Homecomsng Kung 57 Block H Club 56 57 Most Valuable Player 57 Blocksng Trophy BETTY JO ELMORE Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Chorus 54 55 Latsn Club 56 57 Dramatscs Club 56 Junsor Class Play 56 Block H Club 55 56 57 Manager of Basketball Team 54 Offsce Asssstant 56 Dsstrsct and State Festsvals 54 Retrospect Starf 57 Junsor Sensor Commsttee 56 Englssh Book Club 54 Junsor Class Talent Show 56 Marshal Junsor Class Talent Show 56 CAROLYN MARGARET FELKEL Transferred to Hartsvslle sn 57 from Ksngstree Hsgh School Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Basketball 54 Manager 55 56 Lsbrary Club 54 Student Government 54 55 56 Chosr 55 Dramatscs Club 55 Treasurer 55 Beta Club 55 56 Block K Club 56 Journalssm Club 56 Asssst ant Feature Edstor of Boll Weevsl 54 Feature Edstor 56 Delegate to State SPCA Conventson sn Anderson 56 Marshal 56 Gsrls State 56 Wsnner of Amerscan Legson Essay Contest 56 Wsnner of DAR Award 56 Chasrman of Junsor Sensor Staff 57 F T A 57 Mental Contests 54 55 56 ANN ROSS FIELDS Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Pressdent 54 Entered HHS from Lydsa 54 Student Councsl 54 J H A 54 F T A 54 56 Lsbrarsan 56 Junsor Talent Show 54 Homecomsng Sponsor 55 EILEEN ELIZABETH FLYNN Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 F T A 56 57 Bnology Club 55 Latsn Club 55 WILLIAM FREDERICK FRAZIER Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Natsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 54 55 Newsreel Staff 54 55 56 Romans Nobsles 56 Vsce Pressdent 56 Carolsnas Edstors Con ference 55 T and I 55 Placed sn State Mental Contests sn Junsor Algebra 54 sn Sensor Algebra and Junsor Englssh 55 sn Plane Geometry 56 South Carolsna Lsterary Yearbook 55 Folso 55 56 Creatsve Wrstsng 56 Junsor Class Talent Show 56 Palmetto Boys State 56 Junsor Play 56 Dramatscs Club 56 57 One Act Play 56 57 State Drama Festsval 56 State Dramatscs Workshop 57 Book Rental Commsttee 54 55 56 Curtss Magazsne Certsfscate 57 Chasrman of Student Cauncsl Float Commsttee 57 Merst Scholarshsp Contestant 57 SYLVIA JEANETTE GAINEY Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 SYBIL FRANCES GARLAND Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 56 57 J H A Delegate to Georgetown 55 Chrsstsan Youth 55 Lsbrary Club 56 57 Delegate to Lsbrary Conventson at Rock Hsll 56 Junsor Sensor Servsng Commsttee 54 55 Fash son Show 54 55 56 I I I I I I I I I I I I I A - - I I I, - - - I I -' I I I I I I ' I . . . 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I - I I A I I I I I ' I I A SENIOR STATISTICS CHARLES DAVID GILBERT Entered HHS sn 56 from Georgsa Mslstary Academy Atlanta Georgsa Student General Assocsa tson 54 55 56 57 Wrestlsng Team Junsor Lsterary Socsety Leaders Corps Sergeant 53 54 Sergeant lst Class 55 Strength sn Varsety Show Gym Class Leader Dance Commsttee 54 55 Thsrd Place sn Cross Country Race Welcome Com msttee 55 T and I Club 57 BETTY JO GOODMAN Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Pressdent 56 Treas urer 57 Lsbrary Club 54 Chrsstsan Youth 54 Latsn Club 55 56 Natsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 54 Homecomsng Sponsor 55 Marchsng Band 54 55 56 57 Malorette 54 Head Mas orette 55 56 57 Dsstrsct Mussc Festsval 54 55 56 57 State Mu sc Festsval 54 55 56 57 Dsstrsct Twsrlsng Festsval 54 Second Ratsng 55 Second Ratsng 56 Fsrst Ratsng State Twsrlsng Festsval 54 Second Ratsng 55 Fsrst Ratsng Southeastern Seaboard Twsrlsng Contest 56 Second Ratsng Sun Fun Team Twsrlsng Contest 55 Team Captasn Fsrst Place Drum Malorette of Amersca Team Twsrlsng Contest 56 Team Captasn Fsrst Place Amerscan Legson Team Twsrlsng Contest 54 Second Place Shrsne Bowl Parade 55 57 Cherry Blossom Parade 55 Student Councsl 56 Junsor Class Play 56 One Act Play 56 Dramatscs Festsval 56 Class Nsght Marshal 56 Commencement Marshal 56 Co Chasrman of Junsor Sensor Dance Commsttee 56 Book Rental Commsttee 56 Gsrls State 56 Homecomsng Plannsng Commsttee 57 Curtss Magazsne Award 57 Retrospect Staff Salesman 57 Irss Festsval 54 Junsor Class Talent Show 56 Natsonal Honor Socsety 57 APRIL DEANNE GOODSON Student General Assocsatson 54 Teen Age Book Club 54 Latsn Club 55 56 Student Councsl 56 57 Secretary 56 57 Msxed Chorus 55 Gsrls Glee Club 56 Dsstrsct Mussc Festsval 55 56 State Mussc Festsval 55 56 Radso Program 55 Junsor Class Play Marshal 56 Tscket Chasrman Homecomsng Sponsor 56 Publscsty Chasrman for Homecomsng 57 Assocsate Cheerleader 56 Cheerleader 57 Junsor Class Talent Show Commsttee 56 Offsce Asssstant 56 57 Retrospect Staff 57 Subscrsptson Salesman Advertsssng Salesman Typsst Junsor Sensor Commsttee 56 Chasrman Commencement Dance Commsttee 56 Commencement Mar shal 56 Natsonal Honor Socsety 57 JERALENE GOODSON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 Latsn Club 55 56 Natsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 54 Honorary Member 55 Junsor Sensor Commsttee 56 Green Counter 54 55 Commencement Marshal 56 Entrant sn Speech Contest 57 Curtss Magazsne Certsfscate 57 Natsonal Honor Socsety 57 ANN GRAHAM Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Secretary Treasurer 56 Vsce Pressdent 57 Offsce As sstant 57 Bsology Club 55 Home comsng Sponsor 56 Dsstrsct Festsval Chorus 54 56 State Festsval Chorus 54 56 Sextette at Dsstrsct Festsval 56 Chorus Radso Program 54 56 J H A 54 55 Lsbrary Club 55 56 Secretary 56 Glee Club 54 56 NANCY FAYE GRANTHAM Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Class Treas urer 54 Homeroom Pressdent 54 J H A 54 55 Stud Councsl 54 Basketball 55 Junsor Class Talent Show 56 Junsor Class Play 56 Junsor Sensor Commsttee 56 F T A 56 57 Vsce Pressdent 57 Commencement Marshal 56 J H A Fashson Show 54 55 One Act Play at Unsverssty of South Carolsna 55 Dramatscs Club 56 57 Candsdate for Student Body Pressdent 57 Otfsce Asssstont 55 56 57 Homeroom Secretary 57 Chorus 57 Member of Chorus Nontette 57 Partscspant sn Chorus TV Program 57 Partscspant sn Vosce of Democracy Contest 57 Junsor Sensor Servsng Commsttee 54 55 Vocalsst atJ H A Chrsstmas Tea 54 Dsstrsct Festsval Chorus 57 State Festsval Chorus 57 MARTHA ANN GUNTER Entered HHS sn 57 from Mouns Pssgah Kershaw South Carolsna Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Glee Club 54 56 May Court 54 Cheerleader 55 Junsor Class Play 56 Junsor Sensor Commsttee 56 CAROLYN JEANETTE HARRELL Student General Assocsa tson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 5 55 56 RICHARD TIMOTHY HARVIN Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Otfscer 56 Class Secretary 54 55 Pressdent of Student Gen eral Assocsatson 57 Chasrman Student Councsl 57 Marchsng Band 54 55 56 57 Concert Band 54 55 56 57 Natsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 54 55 Commencement Marshal 56 Junsor Class Play 56 One Act Play 56 State Drama Festsval 56 Member of Dance Orchestra 55 56 57 Co Captasn 56 57 Dramatscs Club 56 57 Junsor Csvstan 55 56 T and I Club 55 56 Manager Basketball 54 Block H Club 54 55 Dsstrsct Band Festsval 54 55 56 57 State Band Festsval 56 57 State Solosst Festsval 56 57 Dsstrsct Solosst Festsval 56 57 Try Out for All State Band 56 57 Irss Festsval 54 55 Shrsne Bowl Parade 54 57 Cherry Blossom Festsval 55 State Student Councsl Conventson 57 Homecomsng Plannsng Com msttee 57 Open House Commsttee 57 Curtss Magazsne Sales Wsnner 57 Dsstrsct Band Clsnsc 54 55 Class Nsght Marshal 56 Junsor Class Tale st Nsght 56 WOODROW WILSON HAWKINS JR Student General Asso csatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Chorus 55 Chrsstsan Youth 54 55 56 57 WESLEY ALLEN HAYNES Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Track Team 55 57 Basketball Team 55 57 T and I Club 57 T and I Prsntsng Press 57 Bus Drsver 57 Teen Age Rodeo 56 2nd Place Scsence Fasr 54 Chrlstsan Youth 55 CARL ANSEL HUGHES JR Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Junsor Csvstan Club 55 56 Band 54 55 56 Junsor Class Play 56 Junsor Class Talent Show 56 ALLEN MAURICE HUNTER Entered HHS sn 55 from Mount Pssgah Academy Candler North Carolsna Student General Assocsatson 57 Homeroom Club 57 CARL McDONALD INGRAM Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Pressdent 54 Student Councsl 54 Baseball 54 55 Block H Club 54 55 56 Fsre Marshal 54 55 56 57 Fsre CODICVI 54 Chrsstsan Youth 57 I I I - 7 ' I T I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 ' 1 T 1 , . . . 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I ' SENIOR STATISTICS JOHN RONALD JAMES Student General Assocsatson 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 T andl Club 55 56 57 Golf 54 55 Homeroom Pressdent 54 Student Councsl 54 ROY JAMES Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 T ondl Club 55 56 57 BILLY RUSSELL JOHNSON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Basketball Team 5 56 57 T and I Club 55 56 7 CAROLYN FRANCES JOHNSON Student General Assocsa tson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 56 57 Reporter 54 Bus Drsver 57 JIMMY CARROL JOHNSON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Fsre Marshal ENNIS BARFIELD JORDAN Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Basketball 55 Homeroom Vsce Pressdent 54 Pressdent 56 Student Coun s 56 Block H Club THOMAS GLOVER JORDAN Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Curtss Mag ozsnc Certsfscate 57 Bus Drsver 57 Basketball 56 T an I Club 54 55 56 57 Junsor Class Dance Commsttee 56 Junsor Basketball 54 55 Chrsstsan Youth 56 TRACY KEA JR Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Bus Drsver 56 57 T I Cub 57 T and I Press Club ALVILDA DELORES KELLEY Student General Assocsatson 5 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 56 Lsbrary Club 55 Junsor Sensor Commsttee 56 JANICE MERIE KING Student General Assocsatson 54 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 PATRICIA ANN KING Student General Assocsatson 54 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 Secretary Treasurer 55 Chrsstsan Youth 55 Newsreel Typsst RONNIE CORNELIUS LAMBERT Student General Assocsa ton 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 55 56 57 Homeroom Treasurer 56 Chorus 55 Latsn Club 55 56 Natsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 56 Barbershop Quartet 56 Junsor Class Talent Nsght 56 Bsology Club 57 Chrlstsan Youth 57 JERRY WARDELL LANGSTON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Basketball Manager 54 55 56 Block H Club 54 55 56 57 Fsre Drsll Commsttee 54 56 Fsre Drsll Chsef 56 Homeroom Press dent 55 Student Councsl 55 Student Councsl Conventson 55 Junsor Class Play 56 Master of Ceremonses of Junsor Sensor Banquet 56 Commencement Marshal 56 Junsor Csvstan Club 56 Boys State 56 Class Nsght Marshal 56 Dramatscs Club 56 57 State Drama Festsval 56 Chorus 54 55 Dsstrsct Chorus Festsval 55 State Chorus Festsval 55 Teenage Book Club 54 Lower State Basketball Tournament 54 Junsor Class Talent Show 56 Junsor Sennor Commsttee 56 DOROTHY ELLEN LEEDER Entered Hartsvslle Hsgh School sn 56 from Lockwood Hsgh School Rhode Island Student Gen eral Assocsatson 56 57 Homeroom Club 56 57 GEORGE EASTMAN LITTLE Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Natsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 54 55 Pressdent of Freshman Class 54 T and l Club 55 Latsn Club 55 56 Pressdent 55 56 Vsce Pressdent of Sophomore Class 55 Vsce Pressdent of Junsor Class 56 Natsonal Honor Socsety 56 57 Pressdent 57 Vsce Pressdent at Sensor Class 57 Homeroom Pressdent 54 Home room Secretary 57 Wsnner of Local Vosce of Democracy Con test 56 Palmetto Boys State 56 Head Commencement Mar shal 56 Sports Edstor Retrospect 57 Placed sn State Mental Contests sn Junsor Algebra Junsor Englssh General Scsence 54 Sensor Algebra Bsology Junsor Englssh 55 Plane Geom etry Sensor Englssh 56 NELIA ANN LUNN Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Junsor Homemokers Fashson Show 54 55 56 Lsbrary Club 55 56 57 Junsor Sensor Servsng Commsttee 55 Commencement Marshal 56 Delegate to State Lsbrary Conventson 56 Retrospect Staff Salesman 57 Future Teachers of Amersca 57 Natsonal Honor Socsety 57 JOSEPH HENRY McCULLOUGH Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Treasurer 55 Junsor Sensor Dance Commsttee 56 Newsreel 54 Photographsc Edstor of Retrospect 57 Scsence Fasr 54 Commencement Marshal 56 Curtss Magazsne Award 57 JAMES McDOUGALD Student General Assocsatson 56 57 Homeroom Club 56 57 Veteran Student MARTHA ANN McFARLAND Student General Assocsatson 5 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 56 Homeroom Otfscer 55 Junsor Sensor Commsttee JO ANNE CAROL McINVAILLE Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Vsce Press dent 54 Treasurer 56 Chorus 54 55 56 Dnstrsct and State Mussc Festsvals 54 55 56 Natsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 54 Honorary Member 55 Natsonal Honor Socsety 56 57 R porter 57 Junsor Sensor Invstatson Commsttee 56 Latsn Club 55 56 Homecomsng Sponsor 57 Graduatson Marshal 56 Lsbrary Club 57 Retrospect Staff Assocsate Edstor 57 Curtss Magazsne Certstscate 57 Creatsve Wrstsng 56 Junsor Class Play Commsttee 56 JACQUELINE MCLENDON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 56 Bus Drsver 57 Homeroom Oftscer 54 56 PAUL MALCOLM McTEER Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Offsce Asssstant 57 Natsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 54 55 Band 54 55 56 Junsor Class Play 56 Three one act plays 56 Dramatscs 56 57 North Carolsna Shrsne Bowl 55 South Carolsna Shrsne Bowl 56 Cherry Blossom Festsval 55 Latsn Club 55 56 Newsreel 54 Curtas Magazsne Certstscote 57 Homecomsng Commsttee 57 Dsstrsct Band Festsval 55 56 State Band Fes tsval 56 Dance Orchestra 55 State Mental Contest 55 Band Clsnsc 55 lrss Band Festsval 54 Book Rental Commsttee 56 57 Green Counter 56 Junsor Class Talent Nsght 56 Merst Scholarshsp Contest 57 Natsonal Honor Socsety 57 1 54, : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I - ' I I I I I J I I 7 I I I I ' ' I I ' I I - I - : . . 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' . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - ' I ' I I I I I I I ' ' ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' Q I , . 11 11 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I nl I 7 I I I ' I I - I I I I I I I 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I . , ' ' 1 - ' I I 1 I - I I 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 7 ' I I I 7 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I 5 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 - SENIOR STATISTICS WANDA JEAN MANSHIP Student General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 56 Chrustuan Youth 55 J H A Fashuon Show 54 55 56 Junuor Senuor Servung Commuttee 55 Typust for Newsreel Staff 57 ALBERT CHRISTOPHER MIXON Student General Assocua tuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Vuce Presudent 56 Natuonal Junuor Honor Socuety 54 55 Latun Club 55 56 Newsreel 55 56 Basketball Statustucuan 56 57 Junuor Dance Commuttee 56 Boys State 56 Foluo 56 Creatuve Wrutung 56 Junuor Talent Nught 56 DORIS ELLEN MORRELL Student General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Secretary 55 Treasurer 57 Junuor Homemakers of Ameruca 54 55 56 57 J H A Fashuon Show 54 55 56 Mustress of Ceremonues 55 56 Junuor Senuor Seryung Commuttee 55 F T A 55 56 57 F T A Conventuon 55 56 Lubrary Club 55 56 57 Retro spect Staff Subscruptuon Salesman 57 Homecrimung Sponsor 57 Curtus Magazune Certufucate 57 DANIEL ALEXANDER MORRISON JR Student General Asso cuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Tennus 55 56 57 Block H Club 56 57 Commencement Marshal 56 T an l Club 55 JAMES W MORRISON Student General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 T and l Club 55 56 57 Bus Druver 55 56 57 F F A Member 56 57 tuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 State Mental Contest lScuenceI 55 Natuonal Junuor Honor Socuety 54 Latun Club 55 56 Homeroom Vuce Presudent 56 Basket ball 56 57 Commencement Marshal 56 Bus Druver 57 T and I Club 57 ELIZABETH ORR Entered Hartsvulle Hugh School un 53 from Robert Poole Junuor Hugh School un Baltumore Maryland Stu dent General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Lubrary Club 56 57 Vuce Presudent 57 Retro spect Staff 57 Typust Subscruptuon Salesman Delegate t Lubrary Conventuon 56 Junuor Class Play Marshal 56 Assustant Manager of Hugh School Scrapbook 56 57 CALEB FESTUS PARKER Student General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Marchung Band 54 55 56 Fure Drull 55 Concert Band 54 55 56 Cherry Blossom Parade 55 T and I Club 57 Basketball 56 57 Bus Druver 57 DORIS PARNELL Student General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 55 56 Stur nt Councul 57 Basketball 55 GLENDA LOU PLAYER Student General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Treasurer 56 Teen age Book Club 54 Chorus 55 56 Dustruct and State Musuc Festuvals 55 56 Basketball 55 56 57 Latun Club 56 Alter nate Gurls State 56 Commencement Marshal 56 Junuor Class Talent Show Marshal 56 Junuor Senuor Dance Commut tee 56 Cheerleader 56 57 Block I-l Club 57 Retrospect Staff Advertusung Salesman 57 EUNICE CARTER PRIVETTE Student General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Junuor Homemakers of Ameruca 54 55 Hugh School Muxed Chorus 55 Gurls Glee Club 55 56 Dustruct Festuval Chorus 55 State Festuval Chorus 55 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 56 Offuce Assustant 56 Retrospect Staff Subscruptuon Salesman 57 Curtus Magazune Certufucate 57 Junuor Senuor Servung Com muttee 55 CHARLES LEON REDDEN Student General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Presudent 55 Student Councul 55 T and l Club 54 Football 57 Junuor Basketball Team 55 Track Team 55 Junuor Class Talent Nught 56 EDWARD HOWARD REYNOLDS Student General Assocua tuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 T and l b 5 55 F F A 55 56 57 Substutute Bus Druver 55 56 JULIUS CARSON RHODES Student General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Bus Druver 56 57 Commencement Marshal 56 T and l Club 57 Basketball 56 57 T and l Pruntung Press 57 Scuence Faur 54 Manager Track Team 55 Safe Druvung Award 56 ELIZABETH EUGENIA ROBERTSON Student General Asso cuatuon 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 55 56 57 Natuonal Junuor Honor Socuety 55 56 Offuce Assustant 56 57 Chorus 55 Latun Club 55 56 Buology Club 56 Teen Age Book Club 55 Natuonal Honor Socuety 57 ELIZABETH HARRISON SHELLEY Student General Assocua tuon 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 55 56 57 Natuonal Junuor Honor Socuety 55 56 Lubrary Assustant 55 56 Offuce Assust ant 57 Latun Club 55 56 Buology Club 56 Teen Age Book Club 55 Homecomung Sponsor 56 Chorus 55 Dustruct and State Musuc Festuvals 55 Natuonal Honor Socuety 57 PAMELA RAYE SHIRLEY Student General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Offu cer 55 56 J H A 54 55 56 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 56 Retrospect Staff Advertusung Salesman 57 JAMES CLAYTON SHOEMAKE JR En ered H H S un 55 from St Johns Darlungton Student General Assocuatuon 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 55 56 57 T andl Club 56 57 Baseball 56 57 Track 54 ELLEN SUE SPARROW Student General Assocuatuon 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Treasurer 57 Green Counter 54 55 J H A 54 55 Natuonal Junuor Honor So cuety 54 Honorary Member 55 Natuonal Honor Socuety 56 57 Treasurer 57 Natuonal Honor Socuety Conventuon 56 Lubrary Club 56 57 S cretary Treasurer 56 Presudent of Dustruct Lubrary Assocuatuon 57 Junuor Senuor Commuttee 56 Commencement Marshal 56 Junuor Class Play Marshal 56 Head Marshal Junuor Talent Show Marshal 56 Curtus Mag azune Certufucate 57 Edutor un Chuef of Retrospect 51 Latun Club 55 56 Substutute Cheerleader 57 Chaurman of Home room Magazune Sale 57 Creatuve Wrutung 56 . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 J 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 7 I 1 . 1 : ' - I - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 - . . 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' - I I I I I I I 1 - I ' SENIOR STATISTICS JOHN WALLACE TALBERT JR Student General Assocsa tson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Natsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 54 55 Fsre Marshal 55 Tennss Team 55 Sergeant at Arms of Latsn Club 55 Homeroom Pressdent 56 Student Councsl 56 Student Councsl Conventson 56 Graduatson Marshal 56 Creatsve Wrstsng 56 Student Councsl Homecomsng Commsttee 57 Chasrman of Parade Organszatson Commsttee 57 Bussness Manager of Retrospect 57 Junsor Sensor Dance Commsttee 56 Junsor Class Talent Nsght 56 Palmetto Boys State 56 Kung Teen 57 JIMMY TAYLOR Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 ROSA ELMORE TAYLOR Student General Assoc atson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Lsbrory Club 54 Chrsstsan Youth 54 55 Latsn Club 56 Placed sn State Mental Contest 55 Newsreel 55 56 Story of the Mont Contest 56 Junsor Class Play 56 Dramatscs 56 57 Art E stor of Folso 55 56 Sponsor 56 Junsor Sensor Decoratson Commsttee 56 Englssh Book Club 54 Marshal for Junsor Class Talent Nsght SALLY THOMAS Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 Treasurer 54 J H A Junsor Class Play Com 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 54 Junsor Class Talent Show 55 56 msttee 56 Junsor Sensor Commsttee 56 Pressdent 57 Ottsce Asssstant 56 57 Chorus 56 57 Sextett Festsval Chorus 56 57 State Festsval Chorus 56 57 Musscal Foxes 56 57 Retrospect Staff 57 Advertsssng Salesman Sextette to Wsnthrop State Festsval 56 SARA JANE TYNER Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Vsce Pressdent 54 55 J H A 54 55 Pressdent 55 Representatsve at Leoder ship week end at Ocean Drsve 55 Representatsve at Wsn hrop 55 F T A 56 57 Secretary 56 57 Commencement Marshal 56 Junsor Sensor Servsng Commsttee 54 55 JANICE VINCENT Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Fsre Drsll Commsttee 54 H A 54 56 Glee Club 54 55 PATRICIA ANN WATKINS Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 56 F T A 57 Bsology Club 56 Glee Club 56 Curtss Magazsne Certstscate 57 LINDA MARGARET WATSON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 Homeroom Vsce Pressdent 54 Dramatscs 55 56 Ottsce Asssst ant 56 Graduatson Marshal 56 Natsonal Honor Socsety 56 57 Secretary 57 Natsonal Scholarshsp Contestant 57 Sub ststute Cheerleader 57 Green Counter 57 KAY FRANCES WATT Student General Assocsatson 54 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Chorus 54 55 56 Junsor Homemakers of Amersca 54 State Meetsng of J H A SARAH FRANCES WICKER Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Cub 54 55 56 57 Secretary 54 4 Majorette 54 55 Dsstrsct Baton Twsrlsng Festsval Thsrd Place 54 State Baton Twsrlsng Festsval Team Fsrst Place 54 Irss Festsval 54 Teen age Book Club 54 National Junsor Honor Socsety 55 Graduate Member Gsrls Glee Club 56 Dsstrsct Mussc Festsval 56 Second Place State Mussc Festsval Fsrst Place 56 Homecomsng Sponsor 56 Latsn Club 55 56 Treas urer 56 Commsttee for Junsor Class Talent Show Head Mar shal 56 Chasrman lnvstatson Commsttee for Jr Sr 56 Class Nsght Marshal 56 Commencement Marshal 56 Otfsce Asssst ant 56 57 Retrospect Staff 57 Club Edstor Typsst Advertss sng Salesman Homecomsng Marshal 57 KATHERINE McNAIR WILLIAMS Student General Assocsa tson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Green Counter Commsttee 54 Placed State Mental Contest sn Englssh 55 Placed State Mental Contest sn Amerscan Hsstory 56 Secretary Treasurer lOth Grade 55 Otfscer of Latsn Club 56 Natsonal Junsor Honor Socsety 54 55 Dsstrsct Band Fests val 56 57 State Mussc Festsval 56 57 Dsstrsct Twsrlsng Festsval 55 Second place ratsng Second place ratsng 56 State Twsrlsng Festsval 55 56 Fsrst Place Ratsng 55 Fsrst Place Ratsng 56 Majorette sn Marchsng Band 55 56 57 Sun Fun Team Twsrlsng Contest Fsrst Place 55 Shrsne Bow Parade 55 57 Cherry Blossom Parade 55 Student Councsl 55 57 Junsor Class Play 56 Class Nsght Marshal 56 Com mencement Marshal 56 Co Chasrman of Jr Sr Dance Com msttee 56 Member of Natsonal Honor Socsety 56 57 Gsrls State 56 Book Rental Commsttee 54 55 56 Retrospect 57 Vsce Pressdent Student Body 57 Msss Hs Msss 57 Home comsng Queen 56 Vsce Pressdent Natsonal Honor Socsety 57 Lsbrary Club 54 Junsor Class Talent Nsght 56 Chrsstsan Youth 54 Junsor Class Dance Commsttee 56 Homeroom Ottscer 54 55 CYNTHLU WILLIAMSON Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 J H A 54 55 56 Chorus 54 55 HOWARD JESSE WINBURN Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Pressdent 57 Track 56 Student Councsl 57 T and I Club 57 JOHN ALEX WINBURN Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Future Farmers of Amersca 54 55 56 FRED WINT Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 Pressdent 55 F F A Reporter F e D sll 55 57 WILLIAM FRANK WOODS JR Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 F F A 54 55 56 Reporter 55 T and I Club 57 JERRY LEWIS ZEIGLER Student General Assocsatson 54 55 56 57 Homeroom Club 54 55 56 57 T andl Club 54 55 56 57 Pressdent 57 Block H Club 56 57 Ssxth and Seventh Persod Football 4 Football 55 56 57 Co Captasn 57 Basketball 56 57 Baseball 56 57 I I: . - . 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