Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

H ARTS VILLE... So to OUR HEARTS” NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT Published by the Seniors of HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA 3 Flora McNair Hope Gettys Editors Beth Kelley Billy Lipscomb Business Managers O ALMA MATER, MOTHER DEAR... Od September to May, five days a week, we are challenged by . . . tedious lab experiments, themes, term papers, book reports, difficult math tests, and history research. All of these bespeak the high intellectual standards of our school and offer a valuable opportunity for learning. Throughout the year we look forward to the social highlights which brighten our school life . . . spirited pep rallies, banquets, plays, dances after football games, lunch time chats, constructive club activities, sports events, and most of all, Junior-Senior. Religious Emphasis Week, morning devotions, Christian Youth, teacher's guidance, together with fair play and honest work ... all help to enrich our lives and are an important part of the school program at Hartsville High. s nhKt, canmour Knew our tfeyorite y ire: First row, v] Sara Jo I? rant- ay Richey, Mary to right: Christa “Hark, the Hera talented non eftor j tliey Christmas music. T. left to right: Alsic ham, Mildred Ande Elmore. Second ro Langston, Martha W'hite, Brenda Poole, Jackie Smith, Simone Barrett. An outstanding senior, chosen by the faculty, is Billy Lipscomb, our KING TEEN. STUDV Athletics play a vital part in the activities at Hartsville High. Football, baseball, basketball, tennis, and track round out our athletic program, giving all the students ample opportunity to further their physical development, and helping to instill in their characters the quality of good sportsmanship. How our expectations mount as that happy graduation day approaches. And yet, when the time comes, we are sad to leave our friends and school. Our thoughts are full of appreciation for the instruction, leadership, and fellowship of our high school years. May we ever be mindful of our motto: “The torch, be ours to hold it high” for Hartsville High . . . “So Dear to our hearts.” 14 ♦ HARTSVILLE to GUIDANCE .HOME From our homes we receive the parental guidance which plays such an important part in our years before, during, and after high school. This influence is the greatest single factor in molding our lives and characters. .SCHOOL We also wish to show appreciation for the leadership offered us at school. Through the careful planning and work of our principal and teachers we have aimed toward the priceless goals of knowledge and education. .CHURCH Through the influence and teaching of our religious leaders we have learned of God, of love, of friendship. This has helped us to see His plan for us and to make our lives richer and more meaningful. Advising and working with interest in each student are our class counselors. Seated first row, left to right: Mr. W. P. Crawford; Mrs. Margaret S. Smith; Mrs. Lorie H. Gandy. Standing second row, left to right: Mrs. Ruth G. Eidson; Mr. S. 0. Tomlinson; Mrs. T. Harry Ulmer; Mr. P. C. Evans; Mr. Doyle W. Boggs, Principal; Mr. W. Cecil Walters, not photographed. ADMINISTRATIVE T. H. ULMER Superintendent I salute the graduating class of 1958 with the hope that you have so conducted your school affairs that you can look back upon them with pleasure and pride, and that you will accept whatever the future has in store for you with a smile and a determination to do the best that you can. 18 W. P. Crawford Dean of Boys To the Senior Class: The year of graduation is a time of pride in achievement and also a time for reflection. Your diploma is an expression of hope and confidence in you as young people as you move into fuller community life. It carries with it obligations and responsibilities. May your future provide for you a further challenge of your talents. I trust that your years here have provided you with a sound foundation to meet this challenge. The ensuing years, as they measure your response to the opportunities of our.changing and challenging times, will be to me a matter of personal interest. Doyle W. Boggs, Principal Senior High Congratulations, Class of 1958! I would like to express our appreciation for the leadership, co-oper-ativeness, and friendliness shown this year. May your school experience at Hartsville be a stepping stone to many new endeavors, remembering always, that America needs honest, unselfish and well-trained leaders. J. H. Grayson, Principal Junior High 19 FOR LEADERSHIP, C O-O P E R AT I V E N E S S, AND FRIENDLINESS First Row, left to right: Mr. Richard E. Bailey, English; Mrs. Hvlda I. Bass, Science; Mrs. Mary Clara Blackmon, Science, History; Mrs. Carrie C. Boggs, Librarian; Mr. William P. Bowers, History, Social Studies; Mrs. Floretta R. Boyd, English; Mr. R. Grady Brown, Band. Second Row, left to right: Mrs. Louise P. Buie, Commercial, Psychology; Mrs. Sara Ellen Byrd, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Edith E. Chapman, Mathematics; Mrs. Macy E. Cooke, Seventh Grade; Mr. W. P. Crawford, Mathematics; Mr. N. C. Curtis, Science, Driver Training; Mrs. Elma D. Dudley, Seventh Grade. Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Ruth G. Eidson, History, Geography; Miss Jean Evans, Physical Education; Mr. P. C. Evans, Agriculture; Mrs. Lillian C. Galloway, Mathematics; Mrs. Loree H. Gandy, General Science; Mrs. Mary D. Gandy, Seventh Grade; Mr. Albert A. Gray, English, History. Fourth Row, left to right: Mrs. Ruth P. Griffin, English, Retrospect; Mrs. Lillian G. Gunter, Seventh Grade; Mr. Elbert L. Hancock, Problems of Democracy, Economics, Old World History; Mr. Tom Hendrix, Mathematics, Coach; Miss Martha Hicklin, Biology; Mrs. Martha T. Ivey, English; Mrs. Elise W. Johnston, Seventh Grade. WILL REMAIN DEAR TO OUR HEARTS First Row, left to right: Miss Betty June Kirkland, Commercial; Mr. Harold Littleton, Industrial Arts, Shop; Miss Jane C. McCallum, English; Mrs. Elizabeth McNair, Librarian; Miss Etha Mae Munn, Homcmaking; Mrs. Elsie N. Neely, Homemaking; Mrs. Jessie P. Newsome, Seventh Grade. Second Row, left to right: Mrs. Lois Ousley, Personal Living; Mr. Ray E. Petty, Old World History, Coach; Mrs. Jessie C. Porter, American History; Mrs. Elizabeth Rhinehardt, Homemaking; Mr. Thomas O. Sigmon, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Margaret S. Smith, Latin, English; Mr. Richard H. Sojourner, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Coach. Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Alice S. Thomas, Seventh Grade; Mr. S. 0. Tomlinson, Agriculture; Mrs. Elizabeth E. Ulmer, Spanish Journalism, Newsreel; Mr. Cecil Walters, D. 0., Mechanical Drawing, Vocational Drawing, Industrial Mathematics; Mr. H. B. Waters, Mathematics; Mrs. Helen G. Watkins, Mathematics; Miss Janie Watson, Commercial, English. Fourth Row, left to right: Miss Joanne L. White, Homemaking; Mr. J. N. Williams, History, English, Newsreel; Miss Patricia Williams, English, French; Mrs. Mary S. Wimberly, Chorus. 21 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Steve Morrison_______________Vice-President Barry Newton______________________Treasurer Madelyn Sparrow___________________Secretary Patty Furr________________________President Saundra Fern Adams Michael Boyd Alford Rose Elaine Anderson Shelby Jean Avant SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 Richard Glenn Bigham William Monroe Blackmon Carlton Eugene Bland Brenda Joyce Brown Shirley DeLette Bullard Philip Howard Byrd Jan Raymond Caddell Robert Wesley Coker Curtis Willie Crowley Murray Allan Dalrymple Pinckney H. Dennis THE SENIOR PeKgy Ann Dudley Ann Elizabeth Easterling Linda Anita Eddins Colburn Nelson Flowers Zeda Margo Forte Nancy Louise Frye Patricia Lynne Furr Hattie Glcndon Gardner Ronald Keller Gardner Hope Traywick Gettys CLASS OF 1958 Sarah Marie Gibson Thomas Hartwell Goodson, Jr Sara Jo Grantham Charles Wesley Griggs Nena Ruth Griggs Samuel Lee Gibson Mary Frances Grantham Robert Griggs Wilson Griggs, Jr. Travis Byars Guest Betty Joyce Hawkins Virginia Elizabeth Hays THE SENIOR Edwin Herbert Hearon Betty Maria Henderson James Miley Hicks Bernard Kyleton Hodge Jeanette Evelyn Hodge Lawrence Ronald Holland Jacquelyn Sue Hough James Boyd Howie Byron Levan Huggins Gladys Lorina Hulsey Durward Pressley Jackson CLASS OF 1958 Ronald James Helen Joyce Johnson Martha Jean Johnson Nancy Jeanne Johnson Margaret Joan Jordan Ryan Scott Jordan Tracy Kea, Jr. Alsie Lucretia Kelley LuBeth Kelley Kathryn Elizabeth Kelley Gerald Glenn Kelley THE SENIOR Marilyn Louise Kiefer Betty Jean King Kay Frances King Randolph King Billy Eugene Kirven Joshua Dudley Kirven Kathryn Kirven CLASS OF 1958 Virginia Jean Ledbetter William Orchard Lipscomb, Jr. Brenda Olivia Lunn Harry E. Mathis Loretta Ann Miller Charles Richard Moore Johnny Warren Morrell THE SENIOR Barry Carlisle Newton John Stevenson Morrison Eugene Trahin Neely Joyce Northcutt Jessie Ethelene O’Neal Martha Kaye Ott Betty Joyce Outlaw Maurice Scott Parrott Robert Maynard Pate Johnny Lee Pearce Mildred Kaye Pennington CLASS OF 1958 Bascom Wayne PigR Judith Elise Poison Doris Lillian Poole Norma Jane Powell Wayne Rivers Alverie G. Smith Viola Jacquelyn Smith Sydney Elizabeth Smith Virginia Faye Smith Arthur Jake Smothers Clara Ann Sowell THE SENIOR Kaye Francis Sparrow Madelyn June Sparrow Evelyn Cecelia Spires Stith Barrett Stewart Lois Katherine Stewart Gavle Stokes Gloria Gedell Stokes Joseph Key Taylor, Jr. Wayne Marvin Thomas Carolyn June Tiller John Hodges Timmerman CLASS OF 1958 Margie Lee Timmons Kathryn Brenda Trader Sandra Dawn Turnage Lucy Leigh Tyner Shirley Ann Tyner Shirley Joyce Valentine Elizabeth Vivian Walters Joyce Faye Walters Patricia Walters Jimmie Lyde Warren William Ang Watkins THE SENIOR ♦ Bobbie Loucille Wilkes Curtis L. Wilkes James Bruce Williams Christine Delores Williams Joseph Leslie W'illiams Kaye Olivia Williams Sara Mildred Williamson CLASS Clarence Randy Yarborough Roy Fate Winburn, Jr. OF 1958 We, the Freshman Class of 1954, enrolled in Hartsville High School and began molding our future careers. Taking this first step toward the four years which were to follow, we became a part of high school life. This change which we had undertaken was different, but together as a class we met this challenge and strove to do our best. Our sophomore year was filled with new experiences. Jeanette Hodge was elected our class president. Ringling Brothers’ Circus may be the most enjoyable event in the world, but the tenth grade carnival which we sponsored created a night of fun and excitement. With the sawdust from the carnival still on our feet, we ended our sophomore year. Two years wiser, our junior class began another year. Mildred Williamson took top office as president. Heading the agenda were our money-making projects for the Junior-Senior. Throughout the year we sponsored after-game dances. We produced an All-American football player as Hope Gettys captured the leading role in Time Out For Ginger. The spotlight of Broadway fell on many of our students as we presented our annual Talent Night. Keeping the spirit of the old South alive, we chose “A Colonial Plantation” as the theme of Junior-Senior. That night we were confident that the South had truly risen again. All too soon three years have passed, and we, the one hundred and forty-six seniors, are now’ on the threshold of graduation. With Patty Furr as our president, we conducted a very successful magazine campaign. Football season ended with many disappointments for the Red Foxes, but climaxing the season was the crowning of our homecoming queen, Flora McNair. As a reward for their participation in football, Pinkey Dennis and Maurice Parrott received the most valuable player award and the blocking trophy, respectively. Highlighting the year was the banquet and dance given by the juniors in honor of the senior class. Busily at work throughout the year were our publication editors recording the events around the school. Filling these positions were Hope Gettys and Flora McNair, Retrospect and Nancy Johnson, Newsreel. The day is soon when, with a feeling of regret mingled with expectation, we will turn toward our Alma Mater for the last time. The door of our future is opening—the choice of careers and hopes for tomorrow are ours. Thus ends the history of the Senior Class of 1958. NANCY JOHNSON, Historian “Will college be this hard?” wonder Bobby and Jean. Lucy and Zeda “deck the boards.” “No congregating in the halls, senior boys!' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Press Beattie, Secretary; Jo Arm Parker, President; Jo Ellen Taylor, Vice-President; Woody Barfield, Treasurer. Janice Adams Brenda Jean Allen Mildred Lois Anderson Delores Andrews Beasley Atkinson Heyward Atkinson Jimmy Ballard Carolyn Barfield Woody Barfield Rosalind Bradshaw THE JUNIOR CLASS Jimmy Bryant Joanne Caston Harvey Burkett Emerson Byrd Milton Byrd Kathy Chapman Raymond Chapman Sam Clanton Wayne Byrd Carroll Davis John Davis Mary Esther Denny Heyward Dixon Sue Elliot Carolyn Flowers Ella Flowers James Gainey Margie Gainey Sandra Galloway D. G. Garland JUNIOR Jim Garland Priscilla Garris Fleming Ghoens Wallace Gibson Gloria Grant Jimmy Gregory Bobby Griggs Betty Jean Hall Carolyn Hall Nick Hall Carolyn Harding Ann Harrell Brian Hawthornthwaite Allen Hicks Bobby Hood Billy Hopkins Otis Hough Bonnie Howell David Howell Ronald Howell CLASS Patsy Howie Donald Huggins Tommy Huggins Raymond Hughey Wilson Hunt Paul Hunter Zeta Ingram Bill Johnson Freida Johnson Mildred Johnsor. Noel Johnson Billy Kelley Richard Johnson Emmie Jay Kelley Beatrice Jones Craig King Kenneth Jones Gloria Jordan Linda King Roberta Kirven JUNIOR Marvin Kittrell Mary Lewis Nancy Little Hal Littleton Carolyn Lovelace Joyce Lunn Bobby McFarland Mike McGee Betty McLean Edward McLendon Jackie Mixon Gail Morrison Goode Mobley Martha Morrison Betty Moody Daphine Murray Willie Moody Judy Nelms Betty Morrison G. B. Newsome CLASS Buddy Nicholson Yvonne Parnell Phillip Odom Patricia Pierce Iris O’Neal Brenda Poole Jimmy Ousley Michaele Powell Jo Ann Parker Wiley Rhodes Ray Richey Brenda Rivers Buddy Rogers Tommy Russ Margaret Sanderson Thomas Shumate Betty Carol Smith Imogene Smith Suzanne Smith Connie Souza JUNIOR Bill Stanley Tim Timmerman Trellis Stewart Linda Sue Stokes Raymond Tyner William Wannamaker Mary Talbert Patricia Wase Jo Ellen Taylor J. D. Watkins Gene Watson John Watson Marjorie Watson Reed Whaley Martha White Marvin Whittle Budgy Wilhelm Elizabeth Williams James Winburn Jimmy Winburn CLASS Delores Windham Faye Windham Christy Wood Ernest Woodham Ray Ziegler SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Annie Sue Watkins, Treasurer; Rachel Adams, Vice-President; Paul O’Neal, Secretary; Sheila Glenn, President. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row, left to right: Rachel Adams, Aggie Anderson, Gail Anderson, Phil Anderson. Meg Andrews. Danny Askins, Joyce Askins. Second Row. left to right: Mattie Nell Atkinson. Jackie Bass. Billy Beasley. Melanie Beasley. Tommy Bedenbaugh. Sara Bennett. Curtis Blackmon. % 46 First Row. left to right: Kathleen Blackmon, Roger Bland, Elaine Rraddork, David Bradshaw, Burney Bristow. Second Row, left to right: Marion Brown, Jane Byrd. Jimmy Byrd. Ltiella Byrd. Ray Byrd. Third Row, left to right: Johnny Campbell. James Carter, Wilhoit Carter. Van Casey. La Rue Chapman. Fourth Row. left to right: Eugene Clanton, Rlanding Clarkson. Bob Clawson. Anne Coker, Cecelia Coker. Fifth Row. left to right: Allen Collins, Johnny Davis, Linda Driggers, Tommy Easterling. Mary Elmore. Sixth Row, left to right Mary Jeff Fields. Patricia Flowers, Barbara Funder-burke, Betty Gainey. Carolyn Gainey. Seventh Row, left to right: Edith Ann Gainey, Eunice Gainey. Jeraldine Gainey. Jerry Gainey. Mildred Gainey. 9 47 SOPHO First How. left to right: Roma Gainey. Ronald Gainey, Carolyn Galloway. Dianne Gandy. Mineola Gardner. Second Row, left to right: Robert Gardner. Patricia Garland, Sheila Glenn. Barbara Gooilson, Jimmy Good-son. Third Row. left to right: Jimmy Griffin. Billy Griggs, Joyce Griggs, Sylvia Griggs. Cecil Grooms. Fourth Row, left to right: Nancy Hafner, Lois Marie Haire, Annette Hall, Ellen Harden, Betty Harrell. Fifth Row, left to right: Johanna Haun, Celeste Hawkins. Barbara Haynes. Betty Helms, Nancy Hendrix. Sixth Row, left to right: Marilyn Hewitt. John Hodge. Jacquelin Hoffman, Joyce Holley. Ronnie Holley. Seventh Row. left to right: Brockie Hopkins. Lever nc Hopkins, Gladys Horne, William Howell. Bclva Howie. 48 MORES First Row. left to right: Bill Howie, L. B. Howie. Ann Huggins, Herbert Hug-Kins, Rebecca. Huggins. Second Row. left to right: Donna Hughey, Rhen Hunter, Ann Hutchinson. Dc-lene Ingram. Jacqueline Johnson. Third Row, left to right: Janet Johnson. Joseph Johnson. Kaye Johnson. Lucille Johnson, Patricia Johnson. Fourth Row, left to right: Peggy Johnson, R. B. Johnson, Millie Johnston, Annie Ray Jones, Bobby Jones. Fifth Row, left to right: Carl Jones, Max Jones. Joe Jordan. Mary Kelley. Naomi Kelley. Sixth Row, left to right: Ruth Kelley. Shelton Kelley. Tom Kelley, Tommy Kelley, Rlizabeth King. Seventh Row, left to right: Carry King. Georgia King. Jane King. Mary Ann King, Mildred King. 49 SOPHO First Row. left to right: Samira Kirklcy. Rickey I.am-bert. Sonny Langston. Phyllis Leonard, Rhea Lovelace. Second Row. left to right: Pat Lucas. Barbara Lundy. James McDaniel, William McDonald, Tommy McEl-vcen. Third Row. left to right: Belvia McFarland, Beth Me-Korell, Nora Lee Manship, Georgia Mae Marshall, Sharon Mims. Fourth Row, left to right: Royce Moody. Betty Moore, Brenda Moore, Sylvia Moore. Woody Morgan. Fifth Row. left to right: Betty Morrell. Diane Morrell. Freddie Morrison, Cecil Munn. Jimmy Munn. Sixth Row, left to right: Brenda Murph, Carl New-some. Jean Newsome, Judy Newsome. Marilyn New-some. Seventh Row, left to right: Dick Newton. Marie Norwood, Frankie Odom, Alma Jean Oliver. Paul O'Neal. 50 MORES First Row, left to right: Frances Outlaw, Shirley Parker, Ada Parnell, Randy Pearce. Chandler Peel. Second Row. left to right: Eliae Perdue. James Perkins. Charles Perry. Barbara Player. Jennie Player. Third Row. left to right: Jimmy Powell. Stella Price. Manning Privette. Alice Reid. Pat Register. Fourth Row. left to right: Carolyn Revel 1. Brenda Rhodes. Barbara Ann Rogers, Harriett Rogers, Jimmy Rogers. Fifth Row, left to right: Kenneth Scott. Joan Searcy. Judy Sherron. Bobby Shirley, David Shoemake. Sixth Row, left to right: I. eon Shumake. Carolyn Sligh. Billy Smith. Jack Smith. Wilson Smith. Seventh Row, left to right: Becky Sparrow. Ray Sparrow. Lou Doris Steen, Di-an tie Stewart. Kay Stewart. 1 51 SOPHOMORES First Row. left to right: Carroll Stokes. Cathleen Strickland. Jerry Sumner. Retty Teal. Patsy Thomas. Second Row, left to right: Judy Thompson, Ann Tiller. Gerald Tiller, Jeff Trues-dale, David Truette. Third Row, left to right: Cecil Tyner, Doris Tyner. Jack Tyner. Don Ella Vann, Tommy Wallace. Fourth Row, left to right: Annie Sue Watkins. Bobbie Raye Watkins, Jerry Watson, Russell Watson. Patsy Weatherford. Fifth Row. left to right: Mary Wilhelm. Raymond Wilkes. Trellise Wilkes. Pearline Williams, Nancy Williamson. Sixth Row, left to right: Ray Winburn, Dorothy Windham, Jeanette Windham, Don Wint, Tommy Young. 52 IHBrf 1. Football players and sponsors enjoying the homecoming dance. 2. Perusing the periodicals are Wayne and Tommy. 3. Ray just can’t remember the combination. 4. Study hall—hard at work? 5. The cheerleaders, toasting our team. 6. How “Puny” loves those rolls! 7. That lunchtime pause that refreshes. 8. Our distinguished captains, Bobby and Pinkey. 9. Kaye and James cut a rug. 10. Mr. Ashcraft strikes a pose. 53 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Ada Sparrow, Secretary; Sara Bruce Smith, President; Woody Goodson, Treasurer. THE FRESHMAN CLASS First Row. left to right: Jewell Adams. Richard Banks. Johnny Barfield. Anne Barry. Jimmy Bell. Jimmy Benfield, James Blackmon, Betty Jean Blackwell. Ruth Blackwell. Second Row. left to right: Vicki Jo Brewer. Walter Britt. Dickie Brown. Roy Brown. Billy Bryant. Perry Bryant. Tommy Bryant. Jeannette Bullard, Larry Bullard. Third Row, left to right: Betty Delle Byerly, Gerald Byrd, Hannah Byrd, Larry Byrd. Merrie Byrd, Devon Campbell, Rex Capps. Carol Casey, Gene Caston. 54 FRESHMEN First Row. left to right: Phyllis Chandler. Jo Anne Chapman. Pete Coggeshell, Konny Copeland. Jimmy Cox. Wilbur Crawford. Second Row, left to right: Tineie Crouch. Irene Crowley. Joe Crowley. John Davis. Pat Denny, Martha Moye Dickinson. Third Row. left to right: Jack Dixon, Jimmy Dority. Marty Driggers, Bucky Dudley. Doris Ann Dudley. Russell Easterling. Fourth Row. left to right: Daphney Edwards, Robert Edwards. Patsy Evitt, John Ewings. Ernest Faile, Ronnie Flowers. Fifth Row, left to right: Charles Freeman. Virginia Freeman, Pat Frye. Helen Gainey, James Gainey, Kent Gainey. Sixth Row. left to right: Larry Gainey. Ronald Gainey. Annette Galloway. Ernestine Galloway, Maria Gandy. Linda Gardner. Seventh Row. left to right: Becky Gaskins, Mary Me Gettys. Larry Glasscock. Woody Goodson. Jackie Grantham. Paulette Gray. Eighth Row, left to right: Harry Gregory. Mclver Griggs. Gwendolyn Guest, Kaye Hammonds. Michael Harding. Joe Harvin. Ninth Row, left to right: George Hawkins. Henry Hawkins. Judson Hawkins. Faye Hays. Darrell Hendrix, Jo Ann Hicks. A 55 FRESHMEN First Row, left to right: David Hill. Mary Ruth Hinson. Amaryllis Hodge. Patsy Hodge. Donald Hodge, George Hoffmeyer. Second Row. left to right: Bobby Holland. Johnny Holland. Thomas Holland. Jimmy Holloman. Jack Hopkins. George Horne. Third Row. left to right: Kent Houck, Doris Faye Howard. G. S. Howell. Bobby Howie, Paul Howie, Billy Huggins. Fourth Row, left to right: Brenda Huggins. Helen Huggins. Charles Hughes. Gene Hunter, Patricia Hunter. Philip Hurley. Fifth Row, left to right: Cherrie James. Helen James. Jerry James. Kenneth Jeffords. Betty Jean Jenkins, Alva Johnson. Sixth Row. left to right: DcLaine Johnson. Harriett Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, R. C. Johnson. Bren Johnston, Johnny Lee Jones. Seventh Row, left to right: Joyce Jones. Mary Alice Jones. Vickie Jones. Dalton Keith. Bucky Kelley. Judy Kelly. Eighth Row. left to right: Susan Kelly, Alvin King, Richard King. James Kis-siah, Karen Kuehner, Anne Large. Ninth Row, left to right: Johnny Lawing, Keys Lewis, Lucia • Lewis. Laura Lide. Barbara Ann Lundy. Cecelia Lunn. 56 FRESHMEN % First Row, left to right: Ernest Lunn, Edna Mae McDonald. Jackie McDonald. Mac McDonald. Virginia McDonald. Patricia McElveen. Second Row, left to right: Butch McKinnon, Mac McKinnon. Joyce McLendon. Sidney McLendon, Reggie Mahn, Brenda Marshall. Third Row, left to right: Lukie Martin. Frances Mathis, Diane Matuse. Frank Melton. Ethel Middleton, Carolyn Mims. Fourth Row, left to right: Johnny Mitchell. Jeannette Montgomery. Sonja Morrell, Carson Morrison, Scott Morrison, Patsy Anne New-some. Fifth Row, left to right: Lana Odom. Mitchell Odom. Cecil O'Neal. Peggy O'Neal. Ralph O’Neal, Gladys Parker. Sixth Row, left to right: Kaye Parker, Mitchell Parker, Buddy Parnell, Jean Parnell, Sara Perkins, Peggy Jo Poison. Seventh Row, left to right: Gene Powers. James Pridg-eon, Bobby Raines, Lucia Raines, Sam Riley, James Robbins. Eighth Row. left to right: Sara Robbins. Lawrence Sanderson, Cooper Lee Seg-ars, Helen Sellers. Jackie Sellers, Jim Shelley. Ninth Row. left to right: Billy Shirrell, Edward Shu-make, Beverly Sligh, Ann Smith, Mendel Smith, Reggie Smith. 57 p iitefet FRESHMEN First Row, left to right: Ruby Joan Smith. Sarah Bruce Smith. Sybil Smith. Thomas Smith. Frank Sowell, Aila Sparrow. Second Row, left to right: James Sparrow. Avis Steen. Jerry Steen, Shirley Steen. Judy Stewart, Mary Frances Stewart. Third Row. left to right: Albert Stogner. Betty Jane Stokes. Maurice Stokes. Mary Wayno Stratton, Michael Talbert, Geroge Taylor. Fourth Row, left to right: Nancy Taylor, Paul Teal. I.aRaye Tedder. Rayburn Tennet. Paul Terwilliger. Betty Thigpen. Fifth Row. left to right: Lynn Thomas. EstherThomp-son, Larry Thompson, Billy Timmons, Chubby Timmons, Darrell Tolson. Sixth Row, left to right: Sidney Turnage, Carolyn Tyner. Dennie Tyner, Frank Tyner. Tommy Tyner, Troy Usher. Seventh Row, left to right: Barbara Ann Vann. Johnny Wallace, Myrtle Wallace. Charles Walters, Leon Walters, Lyndell Ward. Eighth Row, left to right: Carolyn Warren, Jimmy Warren, Lukie Watkins, Marion Watkins. Eddie Weldon. Pat Wheless. Ninth Row, left to right: Curtis Williams. Mnvn Williams, Norma Jean Wimberly. Arlon Winburn, Jewel Winburn, Alice Faye Wint. 58 1. Mr. Walters, a skilled instructor. 2. First-year typists, waiting for the signal. 3. The majorettes are pleased with their new routine. 4. Kaye and Lucy demand service from Beth and Patty. 5. One of our beautiful homecoming floats. 6. Our favorite period. 7. Mrs. Rhinehardt’s girls sew a fine seam. 8. The pep squad joins in a yell. 9. Sophomore girls enjoy the last few minutes of fifth period. 59 AC TIVI TIES Beth Hays Vice-President Zeda Margo Forte Secretary Woody Barfield Treasurer STUDENT First Row, left to right: Sue Watkins, Woody Barfield, Zeda Forte, Beth Hays, Patty Furr, Billy Lipscomb, Jan Caddell, Pinkey Dennis, Trellise Wilkes, Tommy McElveen. Second Row, left to right: Linda King, Jeraldine Gainey, Press Beat-tie, Rickey Lambert, Delores Adams, Betty Morrell, Gail Morrison, Simone Barrett, Nancy Frye, Bobby Hood, Betty Teal. Standing: Kaye Pennington, President. “Are there any more announcements?” asks Kaye. Kaye, Zeda, and Billy brighten our school for the holiday season. GOVERNMENT The purpose of the Student Council is to direct the general policies of the Student General Association, to promote a spirit of friendliness and co-operation between the student body and the faculty, to secure the loyalty of all students to the policies of the school as established 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. Homeroom presidents and class presidents compose the Student Council. These members are elected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and must meet the approval of the Faculty Advisory Committee. Our Council is a member of both the South Carolina Association of Student Councils and the National Association of Student Councils. Kaye Pennington President NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Hartsville High School Chapter of the National Honor Society was established in 1927, the first to be organized in a South Carolina high school. Members of the N. H. S. are selected from the Junior and Senior classes by unanimous vote of a special faculty committee. Election to the Honor Society is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The student must attain an average of 90 in English and a general average of 90 on all other subjects. He must also display superior character, serve faithfully and loyally his school, and exhibit qualities of sound leadership. Projects this year have been Green Counter, landscaping a section of the school grounds, and revising our school booklet, Hartsville High Ways. OFFICERS: Left to right: DeLette Bullard, Treasurer; Beth Kelley, Secretary; Beth Hays, Vice-President; James Hicks, President. First Row, left to right: DeLette Bullard. Beth Kelley, Beth Hays, James Hicks. Second Row, left to right: Nancy Frye, Saundra Adams, Kaye Williams, Nancy Johnson, Brenda Poole, Dianne Kittrell, Madelyn Sparrow. Flora McNair, Patty Furr, Hope Gettys, Kaye Pennington. Third Row, left to right: Barry Newton, Marjorie Watson, Mary Esther Denny, Nancy Little, Ann Bell, Suzanne Smith, Hattie Gardner, Durward Jackson. First Row, left to right: Shirley Tyner, Carolyn Tiller, Nancy Frye, Alsie Kelley, Ethelene O’Neal, Iris O’Neal. Second Row, left to right: Brenda Trader, Kathryn Kelley, Margaret Turn age, Virginia Smith, Brenda I unn, Gail Anderson, Norma Powell. Third Row. left to right: Nancy Little, Vivian Walters, Dianne Kittrell, Patricia Walters, Ann Miller, Brenda Lawing, Shirley Valentine. Fourth Row, left to right: Jackie Hough, Margie Timmons, Madelyn Sparrow, Kay Ott, Joyce Hawkins, Delette Bullard, Zelma Ann Bell. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Since the Helen Baker Future Teachers of America Club was organized in our school in 1953, it has inspired young people to prepare themselves for the leadership they will exercise as teachers. The purpose of the F. T. A. Club is exploratory, pre-vocational, and character-forming. It helps students who want to be future teachers to learn the facts and the opportunities of teaching, and to cultivate qualities essential to a good teacher. The group is sponsored by Mrs. Louise Buie. OFFICERS Seated: Delette Bullard, President; Standing, left to right: Jackie Hough, Treasurer; Norma Powell, Secretary; Margie Timmons, Vice-President. Nancy, Suzanne,-and Sydney work hard to meet Newsreel deadline. THE 1958 NEWSREEL The Newsreel, the Voice of the Red Foxes, is published monthly under the direction of the sponsor, Mrs. T. H. Ulmer. This publication affords the members of the staff the opportunity of developing their journalistic talents, invites all students to voice their opinions concerning school affairs, and informs the Student Body of school news and events. The staff holds membership in South Carolina Scholastic Press Association, National Scholastic Press Association, and International Quill Scroll, and publishes a literary supplement, the Folio. Awards for 1956-57 include: more points in the Story of the Month Contest than any other school in the state; All-State Award; Sweep Stakes Cup; first place rating in NSPA, CSPA, and SIPA; and second place in the state for feature and news writing. EDITORS, Left to right: Nancy Johnson, Editor; Suzanne Smith, Associate Editor; Christy Wood, Business Manager. First Row, left to right: Jeanette Hodge, Joyce Hawkins, Ann Bell, Millie Johnston, Sharon .Mims, Pat Frye. Second Row, left to right: Brenda Lunn, Nancy Little, Ann Sowell, Nancy Frye, Sydney Beth Smith, Lois Stewart. Third Row, left to right: Wayne Stratton, Betty Jean King, Sara Bennett, Christy Wood, Suzanne Smith, Sara Bruce Smith, Gladys Parker, Karen Kuehner, Alice Reid. Fourth Row, left to right: Carolyn Tyner, Gail Anderson, Trace Wood, Ray Hawkins, Van Casey, Byars Guest, Murray Dalrymple, Jimmy Ballard, Wade Walters, Becky Sparrow. First Row, loft to right: Cecelia Coker, Gary King, Johanna Haun, Rachel Adams, Mary Elmore, Mary Jeff Fields, Harriett Rogers, Joan Searcy, Barbara Goodson, Mary Wilhelm, Mary Lewis, Marjorie Watson. Second Row, left to right: Mr. Richard Bailey, Sponsor, Beth McKorrell, Betty Teal, Marilyn Kiefer, Elizabeth Walters, Sharon Mims, Linda Driggers, Becky Sparrow, Sara Bennett, Nancy Hafner, Beth Kelley, Kaye Williams, Marion Brown, Ann Coker, Belva Howie, Gail Morrison, Betty Helms, Judy Newsome, Brenda Murph, Millie Johnston. CHRISTIAN YOUTH Under the leadership of Mr. Richard Bailey, Christian Youth, a voluntary membership organization, provides opportunity for worship, Christian fellowship, and recreation. It seeks to emphasize the virtues of love, honesty, integrity, truthfulness and right-doing in all student activities. Each year the club sponsors the Religious Emphasis Week and seeks to carry out worthwhile projects for the benefit of the school. Monthly inspirational programs include outside speakers, talks by members of the club, helpful discussions, and singing. OFFICERS First Row, left to right: Marilyn Kiefer, Vice-President; Beth Kelley, President. Second Row, left to right: Mr. Richard Bailey, Sponsor; Joan Searcy, Assistant President; Judy Newsome, Assistant Vice-President; Belva Howie, Secretary; Betty Teal, Treasurer. 67 As early as August the Retrospect staff began making plans for the 1958 annual. This included soliciting ads from local merchants and making numerous decisions such as “What kind of cover?” and “What theme shall be used?” Shortly after school started we made trips to Delmar Studios. THE RETROSPECT Several delegates went to Lander College to the State Yearbook Conference, an enlightening and profitable experience. All along we worked on lay-outs and had pictures taken. How we admire the patience of Mr. Carnes and Mr. Ashcraft! But most of all, we praise our sponsor, Mrs. Griffin. Firs Row, left to right: Marilyn Kiefer, Lucy Tyner, Patty Furr, Kaye Williams, Jean Ledbetter, Beth Hays, Flora McNair, Hope Gettys. Second Row, left to right: Billy Lipscomb, James Hicks, Gene Neely, Jan Caddell, John Timmerman, Sports Editor; Beth Kelley, Durward Jackson, Steve Morrison, Zeda Forte, Kaye Pennington, Mrs. Ruth Griffin, Sponsor. STAFF This was a new experience for us, but by Mrs. Griffin’s capable guidance we worked hard and met the deadline. After five months of writing, organizing, identifying pictures, and extra hours, we completed the yearbook. It is new in several ways such as the new black cover, drapes for senior girls, and emphasis on Senior High. However, it has been our ambition to make this an outstanding annual and one that clearly portrays Hartsville High School from cover to cover. It is the wish of the Retrospect staff that the 1958 annual will hold the memories of this year, “So Dear to our Hearts.” Co-Business Manager Billy Lipscomb Co-Editor Flora McNair What would we do without our sponsor, Mrs. Griffin? Marilyn and Kaye are top-notch typists. John, Jean, Gene, Durward and Steve ponder over pictures. First Row, left to right: Elizabeth Walters, Elizabeth Williams, Sara Jo Grantham, Mary Talbert, Marilyn Kiefer, Beth Hays, Iris O’Neal. Second Row, left to right: Lois Stewart, Norma Powell, Kaye Sparrow, Zeta Ingram, Peggy Dudley, Kaye Williams, Martha Jo McCaw, Dianne Kittrell, Martha Morrison, Sydney Smith, Ann Harrell. LIBRARY CLUB The twenty-two members of the Senior Library Club serve as assistants to the librarian. They are members of the South Carolina High School Library Association which has the following objectives: 1. To more thoroughly acquaint students with library services, resources, and procedures. 2. To provide an opportunity for the development of leadership. 3. To create wider interest in good books and reading. 4. To raise the prestige of the school library. 5. To recruit students for the profession of li-brarianship. OFFICERS Left to right: Lillian Poole, Secretary-Treasurer; DeLette Bullard, Vice-President; Madelyn Sparrow, President. First How, left to right: Sara Jo Grantham, accompanist, Simone Barrett, Judy Sherron, Marian Brown, Elizabeth Walters, Judy Nelms, Ann Coker, Belva Howie, Ray Richy, Mary Elmore. Second Row, left to right: Barbara Goodson, Alsie Kelley, Mary Wilhelm. Betty Teal, Gary King, Marilyn Kiefer, Mike Powell, Johanna Haun, La Rue Chapman. Third Row, left to right: Mildred Lois Anderson, Christa Anne Langston, Sue Elliott, Martha White, Brenda Poole, Nancy Hafner, Jackie Smith, Sandra Turnage, Dianne Kittrell, Judy Poison. CHORUS The Hartsville High School Girls’ Chorus is open to all who love to sing. As members of the chorus they learn to acquire an appreciation for good music. Their public performances include assembly programs, participation in the Christmas program, and the District and State Music Festivals. Our Boys’ Chorus was organized this year. They have appeared before civic organizations and school assemblies. They were also featured in a contest with some of the male faculty members. Mrs. Erskine Wimberly Director Left to right: Barry Newton Buddy Nicholson, Billy Kelley, Maurice Parrott, David Bradshaw, Brian Hawthornthwaite, William Wannamaker. Band Director R. Grady Brown Left to right: Joan Searcy, Martha Morrison, Zeda Forte, Carolyn Harding, Brer Johnston, Lucy Tyner. Center: Kaye Pennington, Head Majorette. ✓ First Row, left to right: Jackie Hough, Bobbie Lucille Wilkes, Trellise Wilkes. Second Row, left to right: Emerson Byrd, Marion Watkins, Jimmy Gregory. Third Row, left to right: Donald Huggins, Johnny Lawhon, Buddy Nicholson. First Row, left to right: Brenda Murph, Beth McKorrell, Mary Jeff Fields. Second Row, left to right: Ernestine Galloway, Maria Gandy, Janet Johnson. Third Row, left to right: Maurice Stokes, Scott Jordan, Ellis Parsons. ■% HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND Marching many miles, performing at half-times and concerts, and representing Hartsville High School at festivals, our band is a colorful and entertaining part of our school life. The sixty-piece band is directed by R. Grady Brown, who has led them on to win recognition and honor throughout the state. Leading the snappy majorettes is head majorette, Kaye Pennington. Band members are presented service awards annually for the years they have participated in the band. They also earn one fourth unit credit a year. First Row, left to right: Curtis Blackmon, Billy Cook, Philip Hurley. Second Row, left to right: Marvin Kittrell, Charles Easterling, Bob Clawson. First Row, left to right: Woody Good-son, Wilhoit Carter, Tommy Young. Second Row, left to right: Eddie Hearon, Mike Alford, Jimmy Bryant. Third Row. left to right: Hartwell Goodson, Joe Taylor. First Row, left to right: Kaye Sparrow, Ray Sparrow, Sheila Glenn. Second Row, left to right: Gloria Grant, Kay Ott, Jack Smith. Third Row, left to right: Bobby Brown, Billy Johnson, James Hicks. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS AND OFFICERS Left to right: Delene Ingram, Treasurer; Sheila Glenn, President; Patricia Walters, Vice-President; Peggy Johnson, Secretary; Judy Stewart, Reporter. Becoming official members of the Future Homemakers of America has been the big project for this year. It included rewriting the constitution and learning new creeds and mottos. The purposes for which this organization serve are: 1. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. The F.H.A. plans to enter a dress, yearbook, and scrapbook contest. Members attended camp at Ocean Drive in July. Total membership is one hundred and forty-five. The sponsors are Miss Munn, Miss White, and Mrs. Rhinehardt. J.H.A. MEMBERS: Delores Adams, Janice Adams. Jewell Ann Adams, Betty Allen, Brenda Jean Allen, Joyce Askins, Mattie Nelle Atkinson, Melanie Beasley. Barbara Blackmon. Burney Bristow, Joyce Brown, Jeanette Bullard. Hannah Byrd. Louella Byrd. Merrie Byrd. Carol Casey, Phyllis Chandler. Cathy Chapman, Jo Anne Chapman. Kathryn Crowley. Doris Ann Dudley, Ann Elixabcth Easterling. Virginia Freeman. Betty Gainey. Carolyn Gainey. Eunice Gainey. Helen Gainey. Jearldine Gainey. Caroline Galloway, Ernestine Galloway, Dianne Gandy, Minnie Ola Gardner, Priscilla Garris. Sheila Glenn. Joyce Griggs, Sylvia Griggs. Lois Haire, Betty Harrel. Celeste Hawkins. Barbara Haynes. Betty Henderson, Nancy Hendrix, Marilyn Hewitt, Joanne Hicks, Jackie Hoffman. Joyce Holley, Donna Hughey, Delene Ingram. Zeta Ingram, Helen James. Helen Joyce Johnson. Jacqueline Johnson. Janet Johnson. Kay Johnson, Lucille Johnson. Patricia Johnson. Peggie Johnson, Annie Kaye Jones, Joyce Jones. Gloria Jordon, Judy Kelley. Kathryn Kelley. Ruth Kelley. Susan Kelley, Elizabeth King, Georgia Raye King. Jane King. Mary Ann King. Mildred King, Sandra Kirkley. Dianne Kittrell, Brenda lowing, Ann Large. Phyllis Leonard. Laura Lide, Barbara Lundy. Cecilia Lunn. Hellon Lyles. Nora Lee Manship. Georgia Marshall. Frances Mathis. Anna Mcl eod, Martha Jo McCaw. Edna McDonald. Jackie McDonald. Virginia McDonald, Patricia McElveen. Belva McFarland. Ethel Middleton. Ann Miller Betty Moody, Betty Lou Moore. Brenda Moore, Sylvia Moore. Betty Morrell. Sonja Morrell. Judy Nelms. Jean Newsome, Marie Norwood, Lana Odom, Kay Ott, Joyce Outlaw, Kay Parker. Jean Parnell. Patricia Pierce, Barbara Player, Elise Purdue, Lucia Raines, Carolyn Revell. Beverly Sligh, Carolyn Sligh, Ann Smith. Jackie Smith, Evelyn Spires, Avis Steen. Diane Stewart. Judy Stewart. Mary Stewart. Betty Stokes. Gayle Stokes. Linda Stokes, Cathleen Strickland, Esther Thompson, Judy Thompson, Ann Tiller, Carolyn Tiller. Brenda Trader. Shirley Tyner. Virginia Tyner, Shirley Valentine, Brendn Wnldron, Joyce Walters. Patricia Walters, Annie Sue Watkins. Patricia Weatherford, Nancy Williamson, Pearline Williams, Norma Jean Wimberly, Jewel Winburn. Delores Windham, Faye Windham. FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS, First Row, left to right: Allen Collins, Secretary; Milton Byrd, President; Wilson Griggs, Vice-President. Second Row, left to right: Roy Winburn, Sentinel; Philip Byrd, Reporter; Joe Chapman, Treasurer. “Cut this one,” says Milton Byrd as he marks a tree on a forestry field trip. The twenty-nine year old Future Farmers of America organization is a national farm youth club whose members are students of Vocational Agriculture in public secondary schools in each of the forty-eight states, Hawaii, and Puerto Rica. The purpose of the Future Farmers of America can be seen in its motto: “Learning to do, Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve—” First Row. left to right; L. B. Howie, Richard Kins:. Bucky Kellev, Bobby Holland. Roger Bland. Edward McLendon, Richard Banks, Jimmy Jordan. Michael Harding. Billy Stokes, R. W. Boykin, Wilson Griggs, Philip Byrd. Second Row. left to right; Larry Gainey. James Winburn, David Shumake. Brock ie Hopkins. Cecil Munn, Darrell Tolson, Tommy Lee Bryant. Frank Sowell. Third Row. left to right; Max Jones. Tommy Kelley, Byron Huggins. D. G. Garland. Billy Beasley, Tom Kelly, Carroll Stokes, Ray Byrd, Mac Caston. Johnny Lee Jones. Milton Byrd. Fourth Row, left to right: Joe Crowley. Ernest Lunn, James Gainey, Jackie Mixon. Roy Winburn. Raymond Wilkes. Darrell Hendrix. Mclvcr Griggs. Hilly Sherrill. Fifth Row, left to right: Eugene Clnnton, Grant Watson, Heyward Dixon, Billy Kelley. Carl Jones, Billy Johnson, Allen Collins, Wilburn Cranford, Lorraine Jones, Joe Chapman. Sixth Row. left to right; Charles Stokes, Kenneth Jones. John Ewings. George Horne, William Howell. Ronald Lee Gainey. Jack Altman. Beasley Atkinson, Mr. Evans. Seventh Row. left to right: Mr. Tomlinson. Jimmy Munn. Tommy Easterling, Thomas Stevens. First Row, left to right: Patty Furr, Beth Hays, Kaye Pennington, Hope Gettys, Jeanette Hodge, Linda Eddins. Second Row, left to right: Zeda Forte, Martha Jo McCaw, Betty McLean, Flora McNair, Peggy Johnson, Zeta Ingram, Delene Ingram, Trellise Wilkes. BLOCK H” CLUB The Girls’ Block H Club consists of the cheerleaders and girls who have earned at least one award in basketball or tennis. Their project is selling programs at football games. The officers are: President, Linda Eddins; Vice-President, Christine Williams; and Secretary, Peggy Johnson. Members of the Boys’ Block H Club have earned a letter for participating in any sport. Promoting physical development and good sportsmanship, this club is a special part of our athletic program. First Row. left to right: Bobby Coker, Bobby Pate. Billy Lipscomo, Steve Morrison. John Timmerman. Jan Caddell, Joe Williams. James Hicks, Scott Jordan. Wayne Pike. Phil Baynes. Second Row. left to right: Johnny Barfield, Milton Byrd. Tommy Huggins, Woody Barfield. Randy Yarborough. Warren Morrell. Wilson Griggs. Wilson Smith. Pinckey Dennis. Ronnie Holley. Third Row. left to right: G. B. Newsome. Nick Hall. Tommy Bedenbaugh. Otis Hough. Press Beattie. Jimmy Ousley. Grant Watson. Maurice Parrott, Beasley Atkinson. Fourth Row, left to right: Bobby Hood, Jim Garland. Richard Johnson, Fleming Ghoens. Ray Zeigler. Manning Privette, Jimmy Griffin. Cecil Grooms. Colburn Flowers. Robert Griggs, n«vid Howell. THEY SERVE US On the job selling school supplies are these members of the National Honor Society: First row, left to right: De-Lette Bullard, Patty Furr, Kaye Pennington, Beth Hays, Hattie Gardner. Second row, left to right: Beth Kelley, Dianne Kittrell, Madelyn Sparrow, Flora McNair, Hope Gettys. Mrs. McGee and Mrs. Harvin deserve our praise for delicious, wholesome meals. vt ' We can depend on Martha Jo McCaw and Tommy Huggins (not photographed) for their service at the milk machine. custodian ana maia, rcoDert Commander and Zeeda Carro-way. Thanks to our bell-ringer, Steve Morrison, for keeping us on schedule. 77 Quill and Scroll, the international honorary society for high school journalists, numbers over thirty-five hundred chapters. Organized April 10, 1926, by a group of high school supervisors for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding individual achievements in journalism and allied fields, the society has taken an active part in raising standards in this field, and in directing the course of high school journalism. First Row, left to right: Jeannette Hodge, Nancy Frye, Ann Sowell, Brenda Lunn. Second Row, left to right: Joyce Hawkins, Ethelene O’Neal, Byars Guest, Murray Dalrymple, Margie Timmons. QUILL AND SCROLL First Row, left to right: Jeannette Hodge, Suzanne Smith, Ann Bell, Ann Sowell, Brenda Lunn, Christy Wood. Second Row. left to right: Nancy Frye, Joyce Hawkins, Jimmy Ballard, Byars Guest, Murray Dalrymple, Margie Timmons, Ethelene O’Neal. 78 First Row, seated, left to right: Christine Williams, Kaye Sparrow, Peggy Dudley. Second Row, standing, left to right: Sara Jo Grantham, Ethelene O’Neal, Margie Timmons, Kaye Williams, Lois Stewart, Lorena Hulsey, Nancy Frye, Hattie Gardner. FUTURE NURSES OFFICERS: Kaye Sparrow, President; Peggy Dudley, Secretary-Treasurer; Christine Williams, Vice-President. The Future Nurses Club was organized at our school for the first time in the fall of 1957, with Mrs. Elsie N. Neely as sponsor. The aims of the club are: to be of service to the school and the community, to familiarize club members with nursing careers, and to encourage students to become interested in nursing as a career. Some of the activities of the club for the year have been to collect magazines for patients at Byerly Hospital, to paint cans for flower containers, and to work at the Red Cross Blood Mobile. FIRE DRILL The Fire Committee is composed of one elected member from each homeroom in the Senior High School. It is the duty of this committee in case of fire, or a fire drill, to see that the buildings are cleared promptly, orderly, and safely. At least one fire drill is conducted each month. The Fire Committee elects one of its members as Chief Fire Marshal and four others as his assistants. Those elected this year are: Chief Fire Marshal, Phil Baynes; Assistants, Ronnie Bochette, Randy King, Frank New-some, and Nancy Hafner. First Row, left to right: Priscilla Garris, Ann Large. Second Row. left to right: Freida Johnson, Vickie James, Betty Henderson, Trellise Wilkes. Third Row, left to right: Sue Elliot, Sheila Glenn, Nancy Hafner. Fourth Row, left to right: Jimmy Munn, Billy Stanley, Phil Baynes. Fifth Row, left to right: Frank Newsome, Nick Hall, Budgy Wilhelm. Sixth Row, left to right: Randy Yarborough, Randy King, Charles Gainey. BOY AND GIRL STATERS These students represented Harts-ville High School at Palmetto Boys’ and Girls’ State under the direction of the South Carolina Department, American Legion Auxiliary. Boy and Girl Staters are selected on the basis of outstanding leadership, character, and citizenship. This is a coveted experience each year for the rising Senior Class. Left to right: Steve Morrison, John Timmerman, Bobby Pate, Hope Gettys, James Hicks, Phil Baynes, Joe Williams, Flora McNair, Billy Lipscomb. The T and I Club strives to develop boys in leadership and citizenship; to create friendly relations among employer, trainee, parents, and the school; and to help boys understand and receive a better knowledge of the industrial world. Members are taking or have taken one of the following courses: Diversified Occupations, Shop, or Mechanical Drawing. t The club motto is “Trade, the builder of men and foundation of nations.” OFFICERS: First Row, left to right: William Watkins, Vice-President; Carlton Bland, Treasurer; Bruce Williams, Publicity Chairman. Second Row, left to right: Jan Caddell, President; Colburn Flowers, Secretary; Bobby Pate, Social Chairman. TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL CLUB First Row. I« ft to right: Joseph Johnson, Bobby Hoo i. Glen Bigham. Durward Jackson, Johnny I«awhon. Wayne Pigg. J. D. Watkins. Second Row. left to right: Levcrn Hopkins. Richard Moore. Janies McDaniel. Harry Mathis. Lorraine Rivers. Ernest Woodham. William Wannamaker. Otis Hough. Ronald Gardner. Third Row. left to right: Noel Johnson, James Gainey, Leon Shumake. Ronnie James. Joe Taylor, Jan Caddell. Jim Garland. Fourth Row, left to right: Beasley Atkinson, Ray Zeigler, Curtis Crowley, William Brown. Scott Jordan. Johnny Pearce. Richard Johnson. Fifth Row: Ruddy Kea, Carlton Bland, Roy Windburn, Murray Dalrymplc. Thomas Shumake, Wayne Thomas. Ronald Gainey, Wayne Rivers. Raymond Tyner, Charles Griggs. Sixth Row; Sam Gibson. Carol McDonald, Bruce Williams, Hartwell Goodson, Mike Alford. Jimmy Howie. Bobby Griggs. Ronald Howie. Seventh Row; Steve Morrison, Steve Brat, Kyleton Hodge. Bobby Jones, G. B. Newsome, Nick Hall, Robert Griggs, Randy Yarborough, Wiley Rhodes. Eighth Row; Billy Hopkins, Bobby Brown, Willie Moody, Robert Gardner. Jimmy Warren. The drivers responsible for transporting many Hartsville High students to and from school traveled approximately 175,-000 miles this year. They must be sixteen years old, have a South Carolina drivers license, and must have taken a three day bus drivers course. Each driver is entrusted with maintaining discipline and the necessary repair of his bus. “Thanks for the ride, John ' say Hellon and Martha Jo. BUS DRIVERS First Row, left to right: Alvcrie Smith, James Winburn, Wilson Griggs, Roy Winburn, Phillip Byrd, Barry Newton, David Shoemake, Buddy Nicholson, Martha Jo McCaw, Hellon Lyles. Second Row, left to right: Jim Garland, Nick Hall, Billy Kelley, Milton Byrd, Grant Watson, Robert Gardner, Carlton Bland, Maurice Parrott, Hal Littleton, Beasley Atkinson, Byars Guest. 82 First row, left to right: Mike McGee, Diane Banks, Carolyn Flowers, Betty Henderson, Marjorie Watson, Peggy Dudley. Second row, left to right: Margie Gainey, Gail Morrison, Brenda Lawing, Beth Kelley, Jo Anne Parker, Kaye Ott. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Busy but efficient are Gail and Margie. “Good morning, Hartsville High School.” This is the greeting heard by the many people who call our school each day. Answering the telephone is only one of the many duties cheerfully performed by our office assistants. They receive visitors, run errands, type, operate the mimeograph machine, and assist in many other ways. Mrs. McDowell, the secretary, sees that all is running smoothly and efficiently. The office staff plays a big part in the life of our school. Besides gaining valuable experience, they are performing a great service which we could not do without. FOOT “Shout, students, shout! Hallelujah!” shout the Pep Squad, a newly organized club at Hartsville High. In its entirety it is comprised of some thirty-five sportsminded students who back their team through thick and thin. This group conducts a pep rally before every football game and sits in a body on Friday nights. The 1957 season of the Red Foxes was not a very impressive one, although it proved to be the most successful season in the past three years. The boys fought valiantly throughout the year as the record books revealed three wins against nine losses. In three other games, the opponents won by only a very small margin, but the team spirit could not be dimmed. The Hartsville eleven played with sinewy determination in every game and kept the crowd in suspense on many occasions. Probably Hartsville’s best display of talent was witnessed in the Bishop-England game. During the first quarter the Foxes scored a total of 19 points and then held the favored Bishops to a game total of 13 points. The local boys came through again as they downed Timmonsville 7 to 6 and routed Cheraw 18 to 7. Posing in front of the goal posts are the Red Fox Varsity coaches, Paul Chapman and Tom Hendrix. 86 Hartsville___ 7 Timmonsville______ 6 Hartsville____ 0 Lake City_________15 Hartsville____19 B. England ________13 Hartsville— 6 Bennettsville_____13 Hartsville____ 0 Dillon ____________ 7 Hartsville____ 0 Camden_____________33 Hartsville____ 0 Marion ____________ 7 Hartsville____ 7 Florence___________34 Hartsville____18 Cheraw_____________ 7 Hartsville____ 7 Mullins ___________19 Hartsville____20 Bishopville_______41 Hartsville____ 6 Darlington________34 Pictured below, left to right, are the football team managers, AI Mullis, David Howell, and Mike Ousley. Standout football captain and center, Pinkey Dennis, is hoisted to the shoulders of his teammates after being selected Most Valuable Player. 87 Tommy Huggins bulls his way through the Bishopville forward wall for six points. This offensive battle ended with Hartsville on the short end of the 41 to 20 score. Pictured with the ball is fleet-footed halfback Billy Lipscomb, returning a Timmonsville kickoff to a threatening position. The other Red Fox is number 77, Maurice Parrott. .. .1957 “Rapid Robert” Coker picks up valuable yardage in the season’s opener against the Timmonsville Whirlwinds. Coming in to assist Bobby is all-conference guard, Woody Bar-field. Coker later picked off a Whirlwind pitchout and scampered to pay dirt and the winning touchdown. 1957 RED FOXES First Row, loft to right: Steve Morrison, Bobby Coker, Billy Lipscomb, Bobby Pate, John Timmerman, Jimmy Ousley. Second Row, left to right: Tommy Huggins, G. B. Newsom, Tommy McElveen, Wilson Smith, Joe Williams, Tommy Bed-enbaugh. Third Row, left to right: Bobby Hood, Byars Guest, Jim Garland, Maurice Parrott, Press Beattie. Fourth Row, left to right: Pinkey Dennis, Woody Barfield, Philip Byrd, Johnny Barfield, Fleming Ghoens. Fifth Row, left to right: Milton Byrd, Nick Hall, John Watson, Beasley Atkinson, Danny Askins. Head Cheerleader Beth Hays FIGHT TEAM FIGHT” The cheerleaders, under the direction of Miss Jean Evans, have worked tirelessly to promote good school spirit and enthusiasm at the cheer practices and varsity games. They are elected by the student body. Hartsville High cheerleaders are members of the National Cheerleader Association and attend the state clinic every year. Front Row, left to right: Patty Furr, Beth Hays, Jo Ellen Taylor, Rachel Adams, DeLette Bullard. Back Row, left to right: Flora McNair, Linda Driggers, Hope Gettys. First Row, left to right: Martin Davis, Jimmy Benfield, Dalton Keith, Marty Driggers, Pete Coggeshall, Lukie Martin, Johnny Davis, Jimmy Bell. Second Row, left to right: Rayburn Tennent, Charles Hughes, James Morrison, G. L. Howell, Max Jones, Jack Tyner, John Lawings. Third Row, left to right: Larry Thompson, Perry Bryant, Woody Morgan, Walter Britt, Paul O’Neal, Jimmy Griffin, Billy Smith, John Ewings. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Junior Varsity Football gained prominence at Hartsville High for the first time this year. An entirely new program was organized for them, with a seven game schedule and practice sessions Junior Varsity Coach, Mr. Richard Sojourner. completely separated from the Varsity Squad. Coached by Dick Sojourner, the J. V.’s boasted a 3-2-2 season, swamping Marion 25 to 0, Mullins 15 to 7, and routing Cheraw 20 to 0. Junior Varsity Co-Captains, left to right: Johnny Lawing, Charles Hughes, and John Ewings. 93 HOMECOMING As a thrilling climax to our homecoming celebration John Timmerman crowns our queen, Flora McNair. Bobby Coker up-ends a swift Marion back in the all-important Homecoming battle. 94 ? HARTSVILLE VERSUS MARION October 18 marked the date of Hartsville High’s homecoming game with the Swamp Foxes of Marion. Excitement mounted as the day progressed; football players discussed the long-awaited attraction; last minute preparations were being made for the annual homecoming parade; and then the parade itself, proclaimed the gridiron clash. An appropriate introduction to this grand spectacle was the parading of the football sponsors down the field before the kickoff. The crowning of our homecoming queen at the half-time added more glamour to this very festive occasion. The whistle sounded and Barfield’s toe sent the ball soaring through the air and into the outstretched arms of our waiting opponent. Although the local eleven could not cross the Marion goal line, they launched several threatening drives. The Foxes’ forward wall rendered impenetrable until late in the final quarter when a Marion foe picked up a punt that the Hartsville boys thought was dead and raced across the goal line for the lone TD, thus climaxing a very exciting homecoming at Hartsville High. OJ The Red Fox marching band parades before the Homecoming clash. Our Queen” graces the Student Council float. Homecoming Sponsors, left to right: Mary Wilhelm for Steve Morrison, Zeda Forte for Ronnie Bochette, Nancy Johnson for Joe Williams, Beth Hays for John Timmerman, Hope Gettys for Bobby Coker, Lois Stewart for Warren Morrell, Sheila Glenn for Byars Guest, Flora McNair for Billy Lipscomb, Carolyn Flowers for Philip Byrd, Wilhelmina Pate for Bobby Pate, Cheryl Warr for Pinckney Dennis, and Gloria Grant for Maurice Parrott. 95 y ' .vt .• First Row, left to right: Cecil Grooms, Kyleton Hodge, Steve Best, Wayne Pigg, Blanding Clarkson, Ronnie Holley. Second Row, left to right: Jimmy Griffen, Bobby Shirley, Ray Ziegler, Manning Privette, Woody Morgan, Jan Caddell, Paul O’Neal. This year Coach Tom Hendrix and Hartsville High produced one of the best basketball teams HHS has boasted in several years. The sophomore-studded group consistently battled for their Alma Mater and on many occasions left devastation in their wake. Guided by Jan Caddell, the captain and only starting senior, the Red Foxes impressed and thrilled scores of fans throughout the Pee Dee Conference, as they copped top honors in tournament competition. Adding success to this year’s season, the five starting players ranked high in the Pee Dee Conference individual standings. Jimmy Griffin made the All-Conference first team, flanked by Manning Privette and Woody Morgan who rated in the honorable mention column. Captain Caddell paced the Conference netters and free throws as Ronnie Holley and Privette earned berths on the All-Tournament squad. The fast rising Red Foxes rounded out the season by winning the Pee Dee Conference championship. Darlington, Marion, and Lake City, respectively, fell victim to the powerful Foxes, as overflow crowds jammed the Lake City gymnasium during the three nights. This young team should reach maturity in 1958, and with a little luck and faithful support they should again be the pacesetters of the Pee Dee Conference. 96 Hartsville____40 Bishopville ________32 Hartsville____17 Bishopville ________35 Hartsville____46 Dillon _____________28 Hartsville____29 Mullins ____________30 Hartsville____59 Bennettsville______56 Hartsville____34 Marion _____________45 Hartsville____40 Darlington _________50 Hartsville____27 Lake City__________37 Hartsville____47 Cheraw _____________46 Hartsville____52 Dillon______________33 Hartsville____65 Mullins ____________73 Hartsville____37 Bennettsville______41 Hartsville____55 Marion______________42 Hartsville____47 Darlington _________50 David Howell, manager, and Coach Tom Hendrix. BASKETBALL Sophomore Jimmy Griffin out-maneuvers two Bishopville defenders to score for the local basketeers. Tension mounts as the score is tied. Griffin sinks two more as Pri-vette covers for the rebound. 97 First Row, left to right: Delene Ingram, Zeta Ingram, Peggy Johnson, Betty McLean, Martha Jo McCaw, Linda Eddins. Second Row, left to right: Peggy Dudley, Christine Williams, Sandra Turnage, Jackie Smith, Shirley Tyner, Brenda Marshall. Girls' basketball this year followed the trend toward advanced athletics at Hartsville High. While their win-loss record was not overwhelmingly impressive, their spirit and determination captured the support of Foxette followers throughout the season. Paced by conference stalwart, Zeta Ingram, the local lassies stole the applause on many occasions and helped draw capacity crowds in the HHS gym. Not to be outranked by the boys, the lassies, too, ranked high in individual achievement. Zeta Ingram, with a 30.7 scoring average per game, was elected captain of the girls All-Conference team, and Martha Jo McCaw and Linda Eddins earned second team positions. Zeta and Martha Jo rallied again in tournament play to walk off with first team honors, and to help boost the girls to the conference semi-finals against undefeated Marion. Again this pair came through, capturing state-wide recognition. According to Reverend E. P. Hell’s All Star State-wide AA Basketball Team, Martha Jo was rated on the 3rd team and Zeta made the All-Junior team. The Foxettes should reach their peak next year. All the veterans on the offensive triplet will return; whereas a green defense will have to be carefully seeded and seasoned. Inspired by the outstanding coaching of Jean Evans, girls’ basketball has contributed invaluably to the athletic program at Hartsville High. 98 Hartsville__ 58 Bishopville____44 Hartsville__ 39 Dillon __________47 Hartsville___19 Mullins________42 Hartsville___37 Bennettsville _ 51 Hartsville. _ 38 Marion __________56 Hartsville. _ 51 Darlington_____45 Hartsville— 34 Lake City______27 Hartsville. _ 36 Cheraw_________32 Hartsville. _ 50 Dillon __________40 Hartsville. _ 62 Mullins________34 Hartsville. _ 43 Bennettsville _ 49 Hartsville-_ 33 Marion __________58 Hartsville. _ 41 Darlington_____47 Left to right: Jeanette Hodge, Manager; Miss Jean Evans, Coach; Kaye Pennington, Mgr. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Left: Zeta Ingram, top scorer in the Pee Dee Conference, hooks for two more valuable points. Right: The Foxettes talk over the situation between quarters. 99 Front Row, left to right: James Hicks, Sandy Morrison. Second Row, left to right: Jack Talbert, Duck Ingram, Dick Harvin. The sports highlight of the 1957 season was the record of the tennis teams. The boys earned an admirable record of four wins and one draw. In BOYS’ TENNIS Pee Dee conference tournament play Duck Ingram emerged victorious as conference singles cham- pion and Morrison and Ingram walked away with the doubles championship. The Red Fox Racketeers also won the conference title. SCOREBOARD Harts ville 7 Darlington 0 Hartsville 6 Cheraw 0 Hartsville 6 Cheraw 0 Hartsville 3 Darlington 3 Hartsville._ _ 4 Bennettsville 3 First man, Duck Ingram, led the boys’ team through an impressive undefeated season. Not to be outdone, the 1957 Girls’ Tennis Team bettered the boys’ record by winning seven while dropping none. The girls equalled the boys’ record in the Pee Dee Conference by winning the conference title. Louise Brown copped the singles championship while the Brown-Pen-nington combination took the doubles honors. SCOREBOARD Hartsville . . 6 Darlington _ 0 Hartsville . 6 Bennettsville 0 Hartsville . .. 6 Cheraw 0 Hartsville „ 6 Cheraw 1 Hartsville _ _ 5 Dreher „ 2 Hartsville __ 5 Bennettsville 0 Hartsville 6 Darlington 0 Miss Evans shakes hands with first man, Louise Brown. GIRLS’ TENNIS Front Row, left to right: Beth Hays, Flora McNair. Second Row: Trellise Wilkes, Louise Brown, Kaye Pennington. 101 The Red Fox nine, captained by Bill Crouch, slugged their way to a 12-6 overall record this season. The HHS team won three of the four exhibition clashes and posted an impressive 9-5 Pee Dee Conference record. The Hartsville boys proved victorious, at least once over all their opponents except Bennettsville, who ran off with the Pee Dee Conference honors. Coach Petty’s team clinched the second place berth after defeating the Dillon Wildcats in the final game of the season. Archrival, Darlington, outscored the Red Foxes 8 to 6 in one match, but the Devils succumbed to the local lads 19 to 3 in the contest in Darlington. Captain Bill Crouch fields a hot one at short. BASEBALL First Row, left to right: Buddy Nicholson, Manager, Jimmy Blackwell, Billy Lipscomb, Bill Crouch, Woody Barfield, J. C. Shoemake. Second Row, left to right: David Howell, Manager, Hal Littleton, Press Beattie, Johnny Davis, James Douglas, Coach Ray Petty. Third Row, left to right: Joe Williams, Pinckney Dennis, Jerry Zeigler, Colburn Flowers, Harry Mathis, Griffith Chapman, Tommy Bedenbaugh. 102 Front Row, left to right: H. J. Winburn, Bobby Griggs, Tommy Huggins, Bobby Hood, Press Beattie, Coach Paul Chapman. Second Row, left to right: Herbert Huggins, Beasley Atkinson, John Timmerman, Fleming Ghoens, Scott Jordan. TRACK Herbert Huggins shows mild strain as he racks up points in the broad jump. Strenuous daily workouts, burning lungs, and aching muscles all add up to the state wide recognition of the Red Fox cindermen. A recent addition to the HHS sports program, the track team, has rapidly accumulated track honors throughout this area. This season, after three previous years of competition, the team placed second in the district meet, second in the Sandhill Invitational classic, and fifth in the Pee Dee Conference Track Meet at Bennettsville. T MISS ANN COKER MISS KAYE HAMMONDS Sophomore Class Freshman Class HONORS D.A.R. AWARD Nancy Johnson CO-EDITORS OF RETROSPECT Hope Gettys and Flora McNair STATE SECRETARY OF T. AND I. 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HARTSVILLE DRUG COMPANY SEGARS C HE VROLET-C A DILL AC COMPANY THE BEACON B. H. Windham, Owner Good Food ED 2-6272 Hartsville, S .C. B. C. MOORE AND SONS, INC. ‘Buy imm- Mofre and Sav rfc 7 REDFEARN’S FOOD STORE 1215 Fifth Street Hartsville, S. C. HARTSVILLE FURNITURE CO. SANITARY QRY CLEANERS The Home oF hmifcff Chlorophyll Cleaning and Finishing W. H. HICKS SON 1224 College Avenue Hartsville. S. C. SENIOR STATISTICS ADAMS, BEVERLY SUE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Homemakers of America 56, 57, President 56, 57; Junior Homemakers Fashion Show 56; Curtis Magazine Salesman 56. ADAMS, SAUNDRA FERN: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; National Junior Honor Society 55, 56; National Honor Society 57, 58; Chorus 55, 57, 58; Library Club 55, 56; Latin Club 56, Secretary 56; Biology Club 56; District Chorus Festival 58; Debate Team 58; Future Nurses’ Club 58; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 57. ALFORD, MICHAEL BOYD: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Science Club 55; Latin Club 55, 56; Vice-President Homeroom 58; T I Club 58; Marching Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Concert Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Iris Festival 55; Southeastern Marching Contest 55, 56; District Ensemble—First Division 56, 57, 58; State, District— First Division 56, 57, 58; Shrine Bowl 55, 57. ANDERSON, ROSE ELAINE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Treasurer of Homeroom 57; Junior Homemakers of America 57; J.H.A. Program Committee 57; J.H.A. Fashion Show 55; State Meeting of J.H.A. 57; Christian Youth 56; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Curtis Magazine Certificate and Oscar 58. AVANT, SHELBY JEAN: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Treasurer of Homeroom 57; Junior Homemakers of America 55, 56, 57; Dramatics Club 55; Biology Club 55; Library Club 57. BANKS, DIANA: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58, President 55; Student Council 55; Biology Club 56; Office Assistant 56, 57, 58; Chorus 55. BARFIELD, JOSEPHINE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Homemakers of America 55, 56; Library Club 57; Treasurer of Homeroom 57; Biology Club 56. BAYNES, DUNCAN PHILIP: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Chorus 55; Biology Club 56; Football 57; Block H Club 57, 58; Fire Marshal 58; Fire Captain 58; Boys’ State 57; Junior Class Talent Show 57. BEST, STEPHEN HOWARD: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Latin Club 55, 56; Biology Club 56; Senior Marching Band 55, 56, 57; Senior Concert Band 55, 56, 57; Shrine Bowl 55, 57; District Band Festival 57; State Band Festival 57; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Talent Night Committee 57; T I Club 58; Basketball 56, 57, 58; Iris Festival 55; Southeastern Fair Marching Contest 55, 56. BIGHAM, RICHARD GLENN: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; T I Club 57, 58; Biology Club 55, 56; Science Club 55. BLACKMON, BARBARA JEAN: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Homemakers’ Club 55, 57, 58; Dramatics Club 56; Biology Club 58. BLACKMON, WILLIAM MONROE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; T I Club 57; Treasurer of Class 55; Biology Club 55; Student Council 55. BLAND. CARLTON EUGENE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58, President 57; Future Farmers of America 55, 56, 57, 58, Reporter 56; Parliamentary Procedure Team 56, 57; 1st in Chapter, 1st in Federation. 3rd in District 56; 1st in Chapter, 1st in Federation, 4th in District 57; State Fair (Teenage Rodeo) 56; Dairy and Livestock Judging Team, 1st in Chapter, 2nd in Federation 57; State F.F.A. Convention 57; T I Club 58, Treasurer 58; Bus Driver 58. BOCHETTE, RONALD MOULTRIE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Chorus 55, 56; Basketball 55, 56, 57, 58; Football 56, 57; Block H Club 55, 56, 57; Biology Club 56; T I Club 57; Fire Drill Committee 57; Latin Club 56. BROWN. BRENDA JOYCE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Junior Homemakers Association 56, 57, 58. BULLARD. SHIRLEY DELETTE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58, Vice-President 56; Library Club 56, 57, 58, Vice-President 58; State Library Convention 57; Future Teachers of America 57, 58, President 58; State F.T.A. Convention 57; Latin Club 56; Christian Youth 56; Secretary 56; Junior Honor Society 55, 56; Treasurer 56; Biology Club 56; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 57; Junior Talent Night 57; National Honor Society 57, 58, Treasurer 58; Teenage Book Club 55; Mental Contest 56; Green Counter Committee 58. BYRD, PHILIP HOWARD: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Future Farmers Association 55, 56, 57, 58, Secretary 56, 57, Reporter 58; Land Judging Team 55, 56, 57; Livestock Judging Team 56; Dairy Judging Team 57; Parliamentary Procedure Team 56, 57; Junior Varsity Football Team 56; State Farmer Degree 57; Bus Driver 57. 58; Assistant Bus Captain 58; Varsity Football Team 58. CADDELL, JAN RAYMOND: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Basketball 55. 56, 57, 58; Student Council 55, 58; Chorus 55; Latin Club 56; Junior Civitans 56; Baseball 56; Block H Club 56, 57, 58; Fire Drill 57; T I Club 57, 58. COKER, ROBERT WESLEY: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Football 56, 57, 58; T I Club 58; Latin Club 56, 57; Block H Club 56, 57, 58; Fire Drill Marshal 56, 57; Junior Civitan 56; Biology Club 55, 56. CROWLEY. CURTIS WILLIE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Football; T I Club 55, 56. 58. DALRYMPLE, MURRAY ALLAN: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Latin Club 56, 57; Biology Club 56; Newsreel 57, 58; T I Club 58; Quill and Scroll 57, 58; Commencement Marshal 57; SCSPA Convention 56; Junior and Senior Class Play Lighting Technician 55, 56, 57. DENNIS, PINCKNEY H.: Student General Associa- tion 56, 57, 58; Homeroom President 58; Student Council 58; Biology Club 55, 56; Latin Club 55, 56; Block H Olub 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Magazine Sales Captain 58; Football 56, 57, 58; Baseball 55, 56, 57, 58; Co-Captain Football 58. 128 SENIOR STATISTICS DUDLEY, PEGGY ANN: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57; Science Club 55; Basketball 55, 58; Biology Club 56; Office Assistant 57, 58, Library Assistant 58; Future Nurses’ Club 58; Secretary and Treasurer of Nurses’ Club 58. EASTERLING, ANN ELIZABETH: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Chorus 56, 57; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57; F.H.A. 58; Junior Class Play Marshal 57; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 57; T I Club 58; Curtis Magazine Certificate and Trophy 58; J.H.A. Fashion Show 55. EDDINS, LINDA ANITA: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Basketball 55, 56, 57, 58; Tennis 56, 57, 58; Softball 55; Block H Club 55, 56, 57, 58; President of Block II Club, 58; Junior Class Talent Night 57; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Office Assistant 57; Curtis Magazine Award 58; SCSPA Convention 57; Quill and Scroll 57, 58; Latin Club 56. FLOWERS, COLBURN NELSON: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Baseball 55, 56, 57, 58; Block H Club 56, 57, 58; Science Club 55; Biology Club 56; T I Club 57, 58; T I Sgt. of Arms 57; T I Club Secretary 58. FORTE, ZEDA MARGO: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Book Club 55; Basketball Manager 55; Tennis Manager 55, 56; Latin Club 56, 57; Block H Club 56, 57, 58; Majorette 55, 56, 57, 58; District and State Music and Twirling Festival 55, 56, 57, 58; Sun Fun Festival Twirling Contest 56, 57, 58; Cherry Blossom Festival 56; Green Counter 56; Christian Youth 55, 56; Southeastern Twirling Contest 56, 57; American Legion Twirling Contest 55; Shrine Bowl Parade 55, 57; Junior Class Talent Show 56; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 55; Team Twirling Contests 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Homeroom President 58; Student Council 58; Secretary Student Council 58; Homecoming Sponsor 58; Retrospect Salesman 58. FRYE, NANCY LOUISE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Officer 55, 58; Student Council 58; F.T.A. 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57; Future Nurses 58; Newsreel 57, 58; Quill Scroll 57, 58; Folio 57; Biology Club 56; J.H.A. Award Home Project Contest 55; Curtis Magazine Certificate 58; Magazine Campaign Chairman 58; Junior-Senior Committee 57; J.H.A. Fashion Show 55, 56; Exchange Editor of Newsreel 57; SCSPA Convention District Meeting 57, 58; Journalism Class 57; Junior Class Play Marshal 57. FURR. PATRICIA LYNNE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; National Junior Honor Society 55, 56. Vice-President 55, 56; National Honor Society 57, 58; National Honor Society Convention 57; Student Council 58; President of the Senior Class 58; Treasurer of Homeroom 55; Office Assistant 55, 56; Library Club 57; Latin Club 55, 56, 57; Biology Club 56; Dramatics Club 57; Junior Class Play 57; Christian Youth 55; Class Night Marshal 57; Commencement Marshal 57; Placed in State Mental Contests 55, 56; Curtis Magazine Certificate 58; Chairman of Homeroom Magazine Sale 58; Green Counter Committee 58; Block H Club 58; Cheerleader 56, 57; Cheerleader Clinic 56, 57; General Steering Committee and Chairman of Program Committee for Junior-Senior 57; Book Rental Committee 56, 57, 58; Retrospect Staff, Subscription Salesman 58. GARDNER, HATTIE GLENDON: Student General Association 55, 56. 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Green Counter 58; Future Nurses’ Club 58; J.H.A. 56, 57, 58; National Honor Society 57, 58. GARDNER, RONALD KELLER: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; T I Club 55, 56, 57; Biology Club 56; Helper in Printing Room 56. GETTYS, HOPE TRAYWICK: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Honor Society 57, 58; Mental Contest 55, 56; Student Council 57; Secretary of Student Council 57; SCSCA Convention 57; NHS Convention 57; Library Club 57; Office Assistant 55, 56; Latin Club 55, 56; Biology Club 56; Dramatics Club 57; Junior Class Play 57; Dramatics Festival 57; Class Night Marshal 57; Commencement Marshal 57; Alternate Cheerleader 56; Cheerleader 57, 58; Chorus 56; Octette 56; Block H Club 58; Co-Editor of Retrospect 58; Green Counter 58; Talent Night 57; Cheerleader Clinic 56; Homecoming Sponsor 56, 57, 58; Girls’ State 57; Junior-Senior Committee 57. GIBSON, SAMUEL LEE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; T I Club 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 57. GIBSON, SARAH MARIE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Homemakers Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Science Club 55, 56; Christian Youth 55, 57, 58; Future Teachers of America 57, 58; T I Club 58; Newsreel 56. GOODSON, THOMAS HARTWELL, JR.: Student Gen- eral Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Green Counter 55; Latin Club 55, 56; Marching Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Concert Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Shrine Bowl 55, 57; Fire Marshal 56; T I Club 58; District Band Clinic 56, 57; District Band Festival 57; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Junior Honor Society 55, 56; Southeastern Fair Marching Contest 55, 56, 58; Iris Festival 55. GRANTHAM. MARY FRANCES: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Band 55, 56; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Shrine Bowl 55, 56; District Band Clinic 55; State Band Clinic 56; Iris Festival 55; Pee Dee Fair 56: Junior Homemakers Association 55, 56, 57; Homeroom President 55; Student Council 55; Vice-President Homeroom 56; Secretary Homeroom 57. GRANTHAM, SARA JO: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Chorus 56, 57, 58; Future Nurses’ Club 58; Junior Homemakers Association 55; Library Club 58; Biology Club 56; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Accompanist for Chorus 58; District and State Festivals 56; State Chorus Clinic 58; Curtis Magazine Award 58; District Chorus Festival 58. GRIGGS, CHARLES WESLEY: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Latin Club 55, 56; Biology Club 56; National Junior Honor Society 55; Green Counter 56. GRIGGS, NENA RUTH: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Dramatics Club 56, 57; Junior Homemakers Association 55, 56, 57; Biology Club 55; T I Club 58; Junior and Senior Class Plays—Make-Up Committee 56. 129 SENIOR STATISTICS GRIGGS, ROBERT: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Baseball 55, 56; Basketball 56, 57; Block H Club 56, 57, 58; Block H Secretary 58; T I Club 58; Biology Club 56; Science Club 55; Fire Committee 55; Dramatics Club 55; D. E. Club 56; Vice-President of D. E. Club 56; National D. E. Convention; Voice of Democracy Contest 58; Future Teachers of America 57; Civics Club 55; Library Club 55, 56. GRIGGS, WILSON JR.: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Football 55, 56; Track 55, 56, 57, 58; Block H Club 56, 57, 58; Bus Driver 57, 58; Future Farmers of America 55, 56, 57, 58; FFA President 56; FFA Treasurer 58; FFA Vice-President 58; FFA Convention 57. GUEST, TRAVIS BYARS: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Student Council 55; Chorus 55; Office Assistant 55, 56; Future Teachers Association 56, 57; Newsreel 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56, 57; Basketball Manager 57; Track 56, 58; Football 57; Baseball Scorekeeper 57; Quill and Scroll 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Officer 55, 56; Future Farmers of America 55, 56, 57; FFA Reporter 56; State FFA Convention 55, 57; Chapter Star Farmer 57; State Farmer Degree 57. HAWKINS, BETTY JOYCE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Homemakers of America 55, 56, 57; Newsreel 57, 58; Quill and Scroll 57, 58; Folio Staff 57, 58; Junior Play Marshal 57; Future Teachers of America 57, 58; Fire Marshal 56; Biology Club 56. HAYS, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Vice-President of Student Body 58; Secretary of Sophomore Class 55; National Junior Honor Society 55, 57, Secretary 56; National Honor Society 57, 58, Vice-President 58; Green Counter 58; Library Club 57, 58, President 57; President of South Carolina High School Library Association District 4, 58; Tennis 57, 58; Cheerleader 55, 56, 57, 58; Cheerleader Clinic 55, 56; Head Cheerleader 58; Block H Club 56, 57, 58, Vice-President 57; Commencement Marshal 57; Homecoming Sponsor 55, 58; Class Night Marshal 57; Biology Club 56; Latin Club 56; Officer 56; Miss Hi-Miss 58; State Library Convention 57; State Dramatic Convention 57; Retrospect Staff, Salesman 58; District Tennis Match 57; Student Council 58; Junior Talent Night 57; Office Assistant 56. HEARON, EDWIN HERBERT: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Band 55, 56, 57, 58; South Carolina State Band Clinic 57; All-State Band 57; Latin Club 56; Biology Club 56; Newsreel 55, 58; Folio Staff 55, 57, 58; International Quill and Scroll 58. HENDERSON, BETTY MARIA: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Marching Band 55; Concert Band 55; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Shrine Bowl Parade 55; District Clinic 55; Junior Homemakers of America 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Christian Youth 56; Chorus 56; Office Assistant 57, 58; Fire Drill Committee 58; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Junior Class Talent Night Marshal 57; Curtis Magazines Award 58; Carnival Committee 56. HICKS, JAMES MILEY: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; National Junior Honor Society 55, 56; National Honor Society 57, 58, President 58; Marching Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Concert Band 55, 56, 57, 58; District Band Festival 55, 56, 57; State Band Festival 56, 57; District Band Clinic 56, 57; North Carolina Shrine Bowl 57; South Carolina Shrine Bowl 56; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest 55, 56, 58; Commencement Band 55, 56; Tennis Team 57, 58; Block H Club 58; District Tennis Tournament 57; Dramatics Club 57; State Drama Festival 57; Junior Class Play 57; One-Act Play 57; Biology Club 56; Latin Club 55, 56, 57; Green Counter Committee 55, 58, Manager 55; Office Assistant 56; Master of Ceremonies, Junior-Senior 57; Head Commencement Marshal 57; Class Night Marshal 57; Junior Class Talent Night 57; Retrospect Staff, Advertising Salesman 58; Placed, State Mental Contest in Junior and Senior Algebra 55, 56; Palmetto Boys’ State 57; Curtis Magazine Sales Winner 58; Iris Festival 55. HODGE. BERNARD KYLETON: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Basketball 55, 56; Varsity Basketball 57, 58; Basketball Tournaments 55, 56; Science Club 55; Chorus 55; Biology Club 56; Latin Club 56; T I Club 58. HODGE, JEANETTE EVELYN: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Manager Softball Team 55; Manager Basketball Team 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Homemakers of America 55, 56, Secretary 56; Block H Club 55, 56, 57, 58, Secretary 55; President of Sophomore Class 56; Student Council 56; Newsreel 57, 58; Folio Staff 57; International Quill and Scroll 57, 58; Chairman of Quill and Scroll Committee 58; Literary Yearbook 57; Talent Night Marshal 57. HOLLAND, RONALD LAWRENCE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Science Club 55; Biology Club 56; Fire Drill Committee 55; Christian Youth 56; T I Club 57. HOUGH, JACQUELYN SUE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom President 55, Secretary 57; Student Council 55; Senior Band 55, 56, 57, 58; District Band Clinic 56; District Band Festival 55; Ensemble 56; Cherry Blossom Festival 56; State Band Festival 56; Shrine Bowl Game 55, 56, 57; Pee Dee Fair 55, 56, 57; J.H.A. 55; Biology Club 56; Marshal for Junior Class Play 57; F.T.A. 57; Treasurer 57; Curtis Magazine Certificate 57. HOWLE, JAMES BOYD: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Latin Club 55, 56; Marching Band 55. 56, 57, 58; Concert Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Shrine Bowl 55, 57; T I Club 58: Junior Talent Night Committee 57; Southeastern Fair Marching 55, 56, 58; Iris Festival 55. HUGGINS, BYRON LEVAN: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Future Farmers of America 56, 57, 58. HUGGINS, SAMUEL ALEXANDER: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58. HULSEY, LORINA GLADYS: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56; Future Nurses’ Club 58; Band 55; Junior Senior Committee 57. 130 SENIOR STATISTICS JACKSON, DURWARD PRESSLEY: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Placed State Mental Contest, Algebra 55; National Junior Honor Society 55. 56, President 55, 56; Latin Club 56, 57; Newsreel 55; Folio 55; Story published in South Carolina Literary Yearbook 55; Dance Band 55, 56; Marching Band 55, 56; Concert Band 55, 56; Office Assistant 57; Retrospect 58, Art Editor, Ad Salesman, Subscription Salesman; Homeroom President 56, Secretary 57; Student Council 56; Audio Engineer 58; T I Club 57, 58, State Convention 57; Curtis Magazine Trophy 58; Biology Club 56; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Chairman Music Subcommittee 57; Junior Talent Night-Audio-Lighting Technician 57; Chairman Junior Talent Night Printing Committee 57; Commencement Marshal 57; Class Night Marshal 57; Teen-age Book Club 55; Tenth Grade Carnival 56; National Merit Scholarship Exam 58; National Honor Society 58. JAMES, JOHN RONALD: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; T I Club 55; Golf 55. JOHNSON, HELEN JOYCE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57, 58; T I Club 58. JOHNSON, MARTHA JEAN: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Substitute Bus Driver 58; F.B.L.A. 58; J.H.A. 55, 56; J.H.A. Fashion Show 56; Curtis Magazine Salesman 57. JOHNSON, NANCY JEANNE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Latin Club 55, 56; Newsreel 55, 56, 57, 58, Editor-in-Chief 57, 58; Story-of-the-Month; District Conventions 55, 56, 57; State Conventions 56, 57; Delegate to Southern Interscholastic Press Association 56, 57; Editor Folio 57; Junior National Honor Society 55, 56; National Honor Society 57, 58; Quill and Scroll 57, 58; Article sent to South Carolina Literary Yearbook 57; Homecoming Sponsor 57. JORDAN, JOAN MARGARET: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Homemakers’ Association 55, 56, 57. JORDAN, RYAN SCOTT: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Science Club 55; Latin Club 55, 56; Biology Club 56; Track Team 57, 58; Block II Club 58; Fire Marshal 57; T I Club 58; Marching Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Concert Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Shrine Bowl 55, 57; State Band Festival 56; Musical Foxes 56, 57; 1st Chair Clarinet 56; 1st Chair Sax 57, 58; Southeastern Marching Contest 55, 56, 58; Iris Festival 55; District Clinic 55; District Band Festival 56, 57; District Track Meet 1st Place 57; Lower-State Track Meet 3rd Place 57; State Track Meet 5th Place 57. KEA, TRACY, JR.: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Bus Driver 56, 57, 58; T I Club 57, 58, President 57, 58; Chemistry Lab Assistant 58. KELLEY, ALSIE LUCRETIA: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Secretary 56, 58; Chorus 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55; Marshal for Junior Class Play 57; Nonette 58; Biology Club 56; F.T.A. 58; State Chorus Clinic 58; Curtis Magazine Certificate 58. KELLEY, KATHRYN ELIZABETH: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57, 58; F.T.A. 58; J.H.A. Fashion Show 56. KELLEY, LuBETH: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Secretary 58; Concert Band 56; Band 55, 56; District Band Festival 56; State Music Festival 56; Shrine Bowl Parade 56; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Junior Class Play Marshal 56; Member of National Honor Society 57, 58; Secretary of National Honor Society 58; Retrospect Co-Business Manager 58; President of Christian Youth 56, 58; Creative Writing Committee 57; Office Assistant 57, 58; Chorus 57; Homecoming Sponsor 55; Biology Club 56; Junior Talent Show 57; Commencement Band 56; One Act Play at State Dramatics Festival 57; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest 55, 56; Iris Festival 55; Teenage Book Club 55; J.H.A. 55; Tenth Grade Carnival 56; Merit Scholarship Contest 58; Dramatics Club 57; J.H.A. Fashion Show 55. KELLY, GERALD GLENN: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Student Council 55; Pee Dee Fair 56, 58; Twirling—State—1st rating 56; Twirling—District—1st Rating 56; Band—District 55, 56; Band—State 56; Substitute Bus Driver 57, 58; Iris Festival 55; Shrine Bowl Game 56, 57; Vice-President of Homeroom 58. KIEFER, MARILYN LOUISE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58, Treasurer 55, Vice-President 58; Latin Club 55, 56, 57; Biology Club 56; Chorus 55, 56, 57, 58; State Festival 55, 56, 57, 58; District Festival 55, 56, 58; Participant in Radio Program 55, 57; Participant in T. V. Program 57; Girls Nonette 57; Chorus Clinic 58; Library Club 57, 58; Junior Dance Committee 57; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 57; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 57; Junior Class Talent Show 57; Senior Float Committee 58; Christian Youth 58, Vice-President 58; Retrospect Staff Typist, Subscription Salesman. South Carolina Yearbook Convention 58; Curtis Magazine Certificate-Trophy; Teenage Book Club 55; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 56; Participant in Tenth Grade Carnival 57; Tennis Team 55, 56. KING, BETTY JEAN: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57; Fire Drill Committee 55; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 56; Newsreel 58; Carnival Committee 56. KING, KAY FRANCES: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56. KING, RANDOLPH: Student General Association 55, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 57, 58; F.F.A. 55; Transfer— Carlisle Military School 56; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Fire Drill Committee 58. KIRVEN, BILLY EUGENE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; T I Club 57; F.F.A. 56, Treasurer 56. KIRVEN. JOSHUA DUDLEY: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; T I Club 58; F.F.A. 55, 56, 57; Junior-Senior Committee 57. KIRVEN. KATHRYN: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58, Secretary 56, 57; Student Council 55, 56; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57. 131 SENIOR STATISTICS KITTRELL, MAMIE DIANNE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Library Club 58; Chorus 55, 58; District and State Festival 55; Sextette 55; Commencement Marshal 57; Class Night Marshal 57; Curtis Magazine Certificate 58; Biology Club 56; F.H.A. 55, 56, 57, 58; F.T.A. 57, 58; J.H.A. Fashion Show 55, 56, 57; National Honor Society 57, 58; Chairman of Costume Committee for Christmas Parade 57; Green Counter 58; Landscape Committee 58. LANGSTON, CHRISTA ANNE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55; Tennis 55; Biology Club 56; Junior Class Play 57; Dramatics Club 57; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 57; Chorus 55, 57, 58; Christmas Radio Program (Chorus) 57, 58; District Festival 58; State Festival 58; State Chorus Clinic 58; Nonette 58; Future Business Leaders of America 58; Junior Talent Night 57; Homeroom Treasurer 55; Story in Fox Prints 57; Office Assistant 57; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 57; Student Council Float 58. LAWING, BRENDA JOY: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Secretary 55; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57; J.H.A. Fashion Show 55, 57; Chorus 55, 56, 57; J.H.A. State Meeting 55; F.T.A. 57; Office Assistant 58. LAWHON, JOHNNY OLIN: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56; T I Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Senior Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Science Club 55; Chorus 55; Orchestra 56, 57; Track Team 55; Voice of Democracy Contest 58; T I Nominating Committee 58; Fire Drill Committee 56; District Band Festival 56; State Band Festival 56; Washington Cherry Blossom Festival 56. LEDBETTER. VIRGINIA JEAN: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Office Assistant 56, 57; Junior Class Play 56; Dramatics Club 56, 57; Tennis Team 55, 56; Biology Club 56; State Music Clinic 55, 56; Chorus 55, 56, 57; Latin Club 55, 56; District Music Festival 55f 56; State Music Festival 55, 56; Junior Class Talent Night 57; Retrospect Staff 58; Curtis Magazine Award 58; “Creative WTriting” 56, 57; Merit Scholarship Contest 58; Voice of Democracy Contest 58; Yearbook Convention 58; 10th Grade Carnival 56. LIPSCOMB, WILLIAM ORCHARD, JR.: Student Gen- eral Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; President of Homeroom 55, 58; Student Council 55, 58; National Junior Honor Society 55, 56; Baseball Team 55, 56, 57, 58; Treasurer of Tenth Grade 56; Football Team 56, 57, 58; Member Latin Club 56, 57; Vice-President of Latin Club 56; Junior Civitan Club 56, 57: Senior High Green Counter 56; Block H Club 56, 57, 58, Office Assistant 55: Delegate to Boys’ State 57; Vice-President of Eleventh Grade 57; King Teen 58; Co-Business Manager of Retrospect 58; Commencement Marshal 57; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 57; Biology Club 56; Junior Class Talent Night 56, 57; Curtis Magazine Salesman 58. LUNN, BRENDA OLIVIA: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; F.H.A. 56, 57; F.T.A. 57, 58; Newsreel 57, 58; Quill and Scroll 57, 58; Biology Club 56; SCSPA Convention 57; Junior Class Play Marshal 57; Officer of Homeroom 55; Folio Staff 57. LYLES, HELLON MARIE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Chorus 56, 57; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57; F.H.A. 58; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Bus Driver 58; T I Club 58; Junior Class Play Marshal 57. McCAW, MARTHA JO: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Varsity Basketball 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57, Secretary 57; F.H.A. 58; Library Club 55, 56, 57, 58, Secretary 57; Bus Driver 58; Block H Club 55, 56, 57, 58, Secretary 57; Homecoming Sponsor 57; Dress Contest Winner 56, 57. McDONALD, CARROLL: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; T I Club 58; F.F.A. Club 55, 56, 57. McLEOD, ANNA: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology 56; Fire Marshal 57; Future Nurses’ Club 58. MARTIN, ROBERT: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58. MATHIS, HARRY E.: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Senior High Band 55, 56; District and State Band Festivals 56; Washington Cherrv Blossom Festival 56; T I Club 58; Baseball 57. McNAIR, FLORA CHRISTIAN: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; President of Freshman Class 55; Chorus 55, 56; Junior Honor Society 55, 56; Majorette 55, 56, 57; District and State Band Festivals 55, 56, 57; Cherry Blossom Parade 55; Shrine Bowl Parade 55, 56; Sun-fun Festival 55, 56; State Mental Contest 56; Vice-President Sophomore Class 56; Latin Club 56; Biology Club 56; Tennis Team 56, 57, 58; District and State Tennis Tournaments 57; Secretary of Junior Class 57; Commencement Marshal 57; Commencement Pianist 55, 57; Office Assistant 57; Junior Talent Show 55, 56, 57; Junior Talent Show Committee 57; Block H Club 57, 58; Junior Class Play 57; Junior-Senior Steering Committee 57; Delegate to National Honor Society Convention 57; National Honor Society 57, 58; Dramatics Club 57; Delegate to Girls’ State 57; Assembly Pianist 56, 57, 58; Co-editor of Retrospect 58; Curtis Magazine Certificate, High Salesman 58; Winner of Voice of Democracy Contest 58; Green Counter 58; Cheerleader 58; Cheerleader Clinic 57; Homecoming Sponsor 58; Homecoming Queen 58. MILLER, LORETTA ANN: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57. 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; F.H.A. 55, 56, 57; F.T.A. 57, 58. MOORE. CHARLES RICHARD: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Secretary 56; Biology Club 56; T I Club 57, 58. MORRELL. JOHNNY WARREN: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Vice-President 56, 57; Football 56, 57; Block H Club 57, 58. MORRISON, JOHN STEVENSON: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Vice-President 57; Football Manager 55; Football Team 56, 57, 58; Teenage Book Club 55; Block H Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Class Talent Night 57; Biology Club 56; T I Club 58; Commencement Marshal 57; Retrospect Staff 58; Advertisement and Subscription Salesman, Photographer on Retrospect Staff 58; Magazine Captain, Curtis Magazine Salesman 58; Vice-President Senior Class 58; Palmetto Boys’ State 57; Class Night Committee 57. 132 SENIOR STATISTICS NEELY, EUGENE TRAHIN: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57; National Junior Honor Society 55, 56; Library Club 55, 56; Delegate to State Library Convention 56; Teenage Book Club 55; Latin Club 55, 56; Biology Club 56; Retrospect Staff 58; Curtis Magazine Certificate 58. NEWTON, BARRY CARLISLE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Latin Club 56, 57; National Junior Honor Society 55, 56; Treasurer of Homeroom 57; Dramatics Club 57; Junior Class Play Cast 57; Class Night Marshal 57; Commencement Marshal 57; Treasurer of Senior Class 58; Bus Driver 58; Boys’ Chorus 58; Curtis Salesman 58; Chief Electrician at Homecoming 58. NORTHCUTT, JOYCE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57; Chorus 55, 56; Treasurer of Homeroom 56. O’NEAL, JESSIE ETHELENE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57; F.T.A. 57, 58; Future Nurses' Club 58; Newsreel 57, 58; Quill and Scroll 57, 58; Chorus 55, 56; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Folio Staff 57; Homeroom Officer 55. OTT, MARTHA KAYE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Marching Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Concert Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Pee Dee Fair Contest 57, 58; Shrine Bowl Game 57; District Band Clinic 57, 58; Cherry Blossom Parade 56; Iris Festival 56; Junior Class Play Marshal 57; Junior Class Talent Night 57; Member J.H.A. 55, 56, 58; Member F.T.A. 57, 58; Office Assistant 57, 58; Junior Homemakers Fashion Show 56. OUTLAW, BETTY JOYCE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55; Curtis Magazine Salesman 58; Stocking Salesman 56; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Future Homemakers of America 58. PARROTT, MAURICE SCOTT: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Football 55, 56, 57, 58; Basketball 57. 58; Track 55, 56, 58; Junior Class Play 57; Dramatics Club 57; Chorus 58; Bus Driver 58; Lunch Room Assistant 56, 57, 58; Block H Club 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Latin Club 55; Teenage Roadeo 57; Blocking Trophy 58. PATE, ROBERT MAYNARD: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Officer 55, 56, 57, 58; Baseball 55, 56, 57, 58; Football 56, 57, 58; Co-Captain, Football 58; Retrospect Staff 58, Advertising Salesman, Subscription Salesman; Block H Club 56, 57, 58; T I Club 58, Officer; Junior Civitan 56, 57; Biology Club 56; Latin Club 56, 57; Jr.-Sr. Committee 57; Office Assistant 56; Boys’ State 57; Junior Class Talent Night 56, 57; Teenage Book Club 55. PEARCE, JOHNNY LEE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Basketball 56, 57; Football 57; Block H Club 56, 57; T I Club 58; Dramatics Club 55; Track 57; Science Club 55; Biology Club 56. PENNINGTON. MILDRED KAYE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; National Junior Honor Society 55, 56; National Honor Society 57, 58; Student Council 56, 58; Chairman of Student Council 58; President of Student Body 58; District Student Council Rally 56, 57; State Student Council Convention 58; Homecoming Planning Committee 58; Library Club 55; Latin Club 55, 56, 57; Doorkeeper 56; Biology Club 56; Fire Drill Committee 55; Dramatics Club 57; Assistant Director of Junior Class Play 57; Christian Youth 55, 56; Chairman of Jr.-Sr. Scenery Committee 58; Jr. Class Talent Night 55, 56, 57, 58; Planning Committee 57; Chorus 55, 56; Block H Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Tennis Team 56,57,58; State Tennis Tournament 56, 57; District Tennis Tournament 57, Winner of Girls’ Doubles 57; Marching Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Majorette 55, 56, 57; Head Majorette 58; District and State Music Festival 55, 57; District and State Twirling Festival 55. 56, 57, 58; Sun Fun Twirling Contest 55, 56, 57; South Carolina Shrine Bowl 56; North Carolina Shrine Bowl 55, 57; Iris Festival 55; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest 55, 56, 58; Curtis Magazine Sales Winner 58; State Mental Contest 56; Green Counter Committee 58; Retrospect Staff, Advertising Salesman, Subscription Salesman 58; Class Night Marshal 57; Commencement Marshal 57. PIGG, BASCOM WAYNE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Baseball 56, 58; Basketball 56, 57, 58; Block H Club 57, 58; T I Club 58; Biology Club 55, 56; Fire Drill Committee 55, 56. POLSON, JUDITH ELISE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Secretary 55; Christian Youth 56; Homeroom President 57; Student Council 57; Junior Class Talent Show 57; Junior-Senior Committee 57; J.H.A. Program Committee 57; State Meeting of J.H.A. 57; Chorus 58; District Music Festival 58; State Music Festival 58. POOLE, DORIS LILLIAN: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Library Club 57, 58; Secretary-Treasurer 58; Chorus 56, 57; District and State Festivals 55. POWELL, NORMA JANE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58, Vice-President 56, President 57; National Junior Honor Society 55, 56; Green Counter 55; Library Club 55, 56, 58; Biology Club 56; Latin Club 56; Student Council 57; Secretary of Jr. Library Club; Assistant Property Manager of Junior Class Play; Marshal at Junior Talent Show; Future Teachers of America 58; Secretary of F.T.A. 58; Delegate to State Library Convention at Winthrop; Teenage Book Club 55. RHODES, SYLVIA ANN: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55,56. RIVERS. WAYNE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Football 55, 56; Biology Club 56; T I Club 57, 58. SMITH. ALVERIE G.: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Future Farmers of America 55, 56; Bus Driver 57. SMITH, VIOLA JACQUELYN: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Band 55, 56. 57; District Band Festival 55, 56, 57; Chorus 55, 56, 58; District Music Festival 55, 56; State Festival 55; Vice-President of Class 55; Student Council 55; Junior Homemakers of America 55, 58; District Band Clinic 65; Iris Festival 55; Shrine Bowl 56, 57; Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 56; Biology Club 56; Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 57; President of Future Business Leaders of America 58; Nonette 58; Basketball 58; State Clinic 58. IBB SENIOR STATISTICS SMITH, SYDNEY ELIZABETH: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Transferred from Rivers High, Charleston, S. C., September, 1957; Latin Club 55; Homeroom Secretary 55, 56; Glee Club 55, 56, 57; Journalism Club 55, 56, 57; French Club 57; “Cub” Staff 57; Vice-President of Y-Teens 55; Secretary of Y-Teens 56; Library Club 58; Newsreel Staff 58; Quill and Scroll 58. SMITH, VIRGINIA FAYE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Glee Club 55, 56; J.H.A. 55, 56; 4-H Club 55, 56; Curtis Magazine Salesman 58; Future Teachers of America 57, 58. SMOTHERS, ARTHUR JACKIE: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Science Club 55; T I Club 55, 57, 58. SOWELL, CLARA ANN: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Newsreel 57, 58; Library Club 55; Office Assistant 58; Quill and Scroll 57, 58; Junior Homemakers Association 55, 56; Biology Club 56; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Talent Night Marshal 57; Carnival Committee 56; Homeroom Officer 58; Contribution to Literary Yearbook 57; Folio Staff 57; Story-of-the-Month Contest Winner 57; Christian Youth 56. SPARROW, KAYE FRANCIS: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Future Nurses’ Club 58; President of F. N. Club 58; Library Club 58; Biology Club 56; Homeroom Vice-President 56; Junior Play Marshal 57; Talent Night Marshal 57; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Marching Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Concert Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Sec. of Band 58; Band Award 55, 56, 57, 58; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Iris Festival 55; State Band Festival 56; Shrine Bowl 57; Pee Dee Fair Contest 55, 57; Tobacco Bowl 55. SPARROW, MADELYN JUNE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Library Club 55, 56, 57, 58; President of Junior Library Club 55; Vice-President Senior Club 56; President Library Club 58; State Library Convention 57; Homeroom Secretary 56; Homeroom President 57; Class Secretary 58; Biology 56; Secretary 56; Latin Club 56; National Junior Honor Society 55, 56; National Honor Society 57, 58; F.T.A. 58; Junior Green Counter 55; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Student Council 57; Marshal Junior Class Play 57; Marshal Class Night and Graduation 57; J.H.A. 55; Teenage Book Club 55; Green Counter Committee 58. SPIRES, EVELYN CECELIA: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Homemakers of America 55; Biology Club 56; Glee Club 57; Future Nurses’ Club 57, 58; F.H.A. 58; Curtis Magazine Certificate 58. STEWART, LOIS KATHERINE: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Carnival Committee 56; Junior Talent Night 56; Homeroom Officer 56, 57; J.H.A. President 57; Miss J.H.A. 57; Office Assistant 57; Newsreel 58; Nurses’ Club 58; Library Club 58; Homecoming Sponsor 58; Curtis Magazine Certificate 58. STEWART, STITH BARRETT, JR.: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homecoming Club 55, 56, 57, 58. STOKES, GLORIA GEDELLE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Homemakers of America 55, 56, 57, 58; 4-H Club 55, 56, 57. TAYLOR, JOSEPH KEY: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Latin Club 55, 56; Biology Club 56; Science Club 55; Marching Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Concert Band 55, 56, 57, 58; Cherry Blossom Festival 55; Shrine Bowl 55, 57; T I Club 58; District Band Clinic 56, 57; District Band Festival 56, 57; State Band Festival 57; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Talent Night Committee 57; Southeastern Fair Marching Contest 55, 56, 58; Iris Festival 55. THOMAS, WAYNE MARVIN: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; T I 55, 57, 58; Biology Club 56. TILLER, CAROLYN JUNE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Student Council 56; J.H.A. 55, 56; F.H.A. 57, 58; F.T.A. 57, 58; Junior-Senior Committee 57. TIMMERMAN, JOHN HODGES: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Class Secretary 55; National Junior Honor Society 55, 56; Tennis Team 55; Track Team 55, 56, 57, 58; Football Team 57, 58; Block H Club 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Vice-President of Biology Club 56; Master of Ceremonies for Talent Night 57; Latin Club 56, 57; Palmetto Boys’ State 57; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Teenage Book Club 55; Curtis Magazine Salesman 58; Newsreel Staff 55, 56; Retrospect Staff 58, Sports Editor 58; Junior Class Play 57; Dramatics Club 57; Fire Drill Committee 57; Newspaper Convention in Myrtle Beach 56; Science Club 55. TIMMONS, MARGIE LEE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57; Homeroom Officer 55, 57, 58; Block H Club 55; J.H.A. Program Committee; Newsreel 57, 58; Folio 57; Curtis Magazine Certificate 58; F.T.A. 57, 58; F.T.A. Vice-President 58; Future Nurses’ Club 58; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Biology Club 56; Quill and Scroll 57, 58; Homecoming Parade 56; Attended SCSPA Meetings with Newsreel 57, 58. TRADER, KATHRYN BRENDA: Student General As- sociation; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; F.H.A. 55, 56, 58; F.T.A. 58; Fashion Show 55. TURNAGE, SANDRA DAWN: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55; Chorus 55; J.H.A. 56, 57; Chorus 56, 57, 58; Basketball Team 57, 58. TYNER, LUCY LEIGH: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Treasurer of Homeroom 56; Secretary of Homeroom 57; Vice-President of Homeroom 58; Christian Youth 55, 56; Latin Club 56; Biology Club 56, Treasurer 56; Majorette, Marching Band 55, 56, 57, 58; District and State Music Festival 55, 56, 57, 58; District Twirling Festival, Second Place Rating 55, First Place Rating 56, 57; State Twirling Festival, First Place Rating 55, 56, 57; Sun Fun Team Twirling Contest 55, 56, 57—First Place; Shrine Bowl Parade 55, 57; Pec Dee Shrine Game 56; Cherry Blossom 134 SENIOR STATISTICS Parade 55; Junior Class Dance Committee 57; Junior Class Talent Night 55, 56, 57; Co-Chairman of Junior Class Talent Night 57; Member of Junior-Senior Dance Committee 57; Chorus 55; Teenage Book Club 55; Curtis Magazine Certificate 58; Retrospect Staff Salesman 58; N.B.T.A. Twirling Contest—Team, First Place Rating 57; South Carolina Champions 55, 56, 57; District and State Chorus Festival 55; D.M.A. Twirling Contest 55, 56; Twirl-Arama, Fourth Place Rating 57; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 56; Book Rental Committee 56. TYNER, SHIRLEY ANN: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Chorus 55, 56; Library Club 56; Biology Club 56; F.T.A. 58; J.H.A. 55; F.H.A. 58; Christian Youth 57; F.H.A. Camp 58; J.H.A. Fashion Show 55; State Meeting of F.H.A. 55, 58; District Music Festival 55, 56; State Music Festival 55, 56; Basketball 58. VALENTINE, SHIRLEY JOYCE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom President 55; Biology Club 56; Library Club 55; Dramatics Club 55; J.H.A. 57; F.T.A. 57. WALTERS. ELIZABETH VIVIAN: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom President 55; Library Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Basketball 56, 57; Junior Class Play Marshal 57; Play Property and Advertisements 56, 57; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Junior Class Talent Night 57; Fire Drill Committee 56, 57; Chorus 55, 56, 57, 58; District and State Festivals 55; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57; Biology Club 56; F.B.L.A. 58; Cafeteria Committee 55; Christian Youth 55, 57, 58; Tenth Grade Carnival 56; Dramatics Club 56. WALTERS, JOYCE FAYE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Homemakers of America 55, 56, 57, 58. WALTERS, PATRICIA JOYCE: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom President 57; Student Council 57; Junior Homemakers of America 55, 56, 57, 58; Vice-President 58; Curtis Magazine Certificate 58; Future Teachers of America 58; Junior-Senior Committee 57. WARREN, JIMMIE LYDE: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Trade and Industrial Club 55, 57, 58. WATFORD, ROBERT VERNON: Student General As- sociation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Trade and Industrial Club 55, 56. WATKINS, WILLIAM ANG: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 56; Track Team 56; T I Club 56, 57, 58, Vice-President 58. WILKES, BOBBIE LUCILLE: Student General Asso- ciation 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Dramatics Club 55, 56; Senior High Band 55, 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. 55; District Band Clinic 55; Chorus 56, 57; District Band Festival 55; Biology Club 56; Ensemble District Band Festival 56; Carnival Committee 56; Vice-President of Homeroom 57; Junior Talent Night 57; Voice of Democracy Contest 58; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 57; Cherry Blossom Festival 56; State Band Festival 56; Shrine Bowl Game 55, 56, 57; Pee Dee Fair Contest 55, 56, 57, 58. WILKES, CURTIS L.: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58. WILLIAMS, CHRISTINE DELORES: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Homemakers of America 55, 56, 57; Basketball 57, 58; Vice-President of Future Nurses’ Club 58; Latin Club 58; Block H Club 58; Vice-President of Homeroom 57; Library Club 58; Biology Club 56. WILLIAMS, JAMES BRUCE: Student General Asso- ciation 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58; Transfer from Florence 56; Biology Club 56; Chorus 56; Junior Class Talent Night 56; Fire Drill Committee 56; Newsreel 57; Quill and Scroll 56, 58; Newsreel Convention 57; Cast “Concert in the Park” 57; S.C.S.P.A. Convention 57; T I Club 58; Publicity Chairman 58; Assistant Electrician in Homecoming 58. WILLIAMS, JOSEPH LESLIE, JR.: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Treasurer 55, Vice-President 57; Biology Club 56; T I Club 56, 57; Commencement Marshal 57; Class Night Marshal 57; Block H Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Vice-President 57; Latin Club 56, 57; Junior Talent Night 57; Baseball Team 55, 56, 57, 58; Football Team 55, 56, 57, 58; Junior Class Play 57; One Act Plays 56, 57; State Drama Festival 57; State Mental Contest 56; Palmetto Boys’ State 57. WILLIAMS, KAYE OLIVIA: Student General Associa- tion 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Latin Club 55, 56, 57; Biology Club 56; Christian Youth 56, 58; Curtis Magazine Salesman 58, Certificate 58; Library Assistant 57, 58; Retrospect Staff, Typist and Subscription Salesman 58; South Carolina Yearbook Convention 58; Future Nurses’ Club 58; Junior Dance Committee 57; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 57; Senior Float Committee 58; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 56; Merit Scholarship Contest 58; National Honor Society 58. WILLIAMSON, SARA MILDRED: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom President 56; Student Council 56; Dramatics Club 55; Junior Varsity 56; J.H.A. 55, 56, President 56; Junior Class President 57; Biology Club 56; Junior-Senior Committee 57; Junior Class Talent Show 57; Nominee for Senior Class President 58; J.H.A. Convention 55, 56; J.H.A. Fashion Show 56; One-act Play 55; Junior Dance Committee 57; Information Desk 56. WINBURN, ROY FATE: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom President 57; Student Council 57; T I Club 55; Biology Club 56; F.F.A. 56, 57, 58, President 57, 58; Bus Driver 57, 58. WINBURN, WILLIAM: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58. YARBOROUGH. CLARENCE RANDY: Student Gen- eral Association 55, 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58; Varsity Football 56, 57; Varsity Basketball 56, 57; Track Team 55, 56, 57; Second Place Low Hurdles, Pee Dee Conference 57; Lower State Track Meet 56; Block H Club 56, 57, 58: T I Club 58; Biology Club 56; Dramatics Club 55; Fire Drill Committee 58; Civics Club 55; Science Club 55. 135 I •. ;• •••.«. tSfesa . • X'’- 1W. W i W2i