Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

X OF THE YEAR 1959 i I Published by The Seniors of HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA GAIL MORRISON MARY ESTHER DENNY Editors MICHAELE POWELL ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Business Managers V ' i i?i w I ; FOREWORD Come with us into the classroom where we spent long hours searching for knowledge, revive the competitive spirit at the thrilling football games, relive the unforgettable moments of happiness, remember the pride which shown in our eyes as we stood to sing the Alma Mater, and review with the 1959 Retrospect Staff these memories never-to-be-forgotten. TURNING THE mill Brian Hawthornthwoite and John Davis buy supplies for the coming year at the Green Counter. Brenda Poole, the smiling salesgirl, serves here often before school and during homeroom period selling supplies to the students. Martha White, Martho Morrison, Sue Elliott and Elizabeth Willioms enjoy o meal during their homemaking period. The girls leorn to sew, plan color schemes, ond do hondicrofts in this course. For enjoyment and relaxation Mary Lewis ond Mike McGee, Faye Hoys and Mack McKinnon, Borbaro Haynes ond Jimmy Goodson along with other students climax the tense football gomes with a donee. Linda King will long remember the guiding hand of Mrs. Margaret Smith, senior girls' counselor. Bringing Back 7 Of Our Successes and Pleased expressions indicate hard-eorned success os students receive their test papers Judy Sherron, poised and prepored, charms her fellow English clossmotes with on effective oral report. Ray Zeigler, industrial orts student, with skill and precision operates a jig-sow in the shop. Miss Evons leads the sixth period physical education class in perfecting the “flying stretch. Disappointments Of Trellise Wilkes ond Beth McKorell stare in omazement as their chemistry experiment explodes. However, they realize that disappointment is often a step toward success. The Thrill Jo Ann Porker, Red Fox Queen, ond Michoele Powell, Attendont, enjoy the first home foot-boll game following the coronotion ceremony ot half time. Jo Ann and Mike were chosen by members of the Red Fox Club from a group of twelve Hartsville High School girls nominated by the student body. Betty Teol, o member of the queen's court from the Junior Class, and Joe Jordan enjoy the dance in the gym ofter the homecoming gome. Sonny, Jim, Christy. Jo Ann, Miss Kirkland, and Jo Ellen hove fun moking dec-orotions for the big night, Junior-Senior. Wiley Rhodes, Corolyn Barfield, ond Mil-ton Byrd, typical 1959 seniors, after years of preparation, look forword to receiving their diplomas, which ore symbols of their achievements. This night will be the fulfillment of an old dream and the challenge of a new tomorrow. The talented Choraleers, Simone BarretT, Ray Richey, Lois Anderson, Mike Powell, Belva Howie, Lucia Lewis, Brenda Poole, Diane Barrett, ond Martha White, complement spring assembly programs with lyrical selections. PATIENT...ENTHUSIASTIC...BELOVED Because you have won for yourself a place in the hearts of all Hartsville High School students . . . because you are an enthusiastic teacher whose ability, patience, and interest have won our admiration and respect . . . and because we love you as a teacher and friend, we proudly dedicate the 1959 Retrospect to you, MR. W P CRAWFORD. Mr. Crowford, perfectly satisfied, smiles as he wolks home after having completed another day of the work he loves best. This dedication falls short of expressing our deep appreciation for your genuine interest in us . . . for the unselfish manner in which you share your learning . . . for your loyal support of all school activities . . . and for your contagious school spirit. We hope this book will be a souvenir of your thirty-nine years of faithful service. A familiar sight on Saturday mornings is Mr. Crawford setting out for o cool stream to spend o few hours fishing and thinking. 14 15 OUR TIRELESS ADMINIS MR. T. H. ULMER, copoble superintendent of Hortsville Areo Schools, leods this community in recognizing its unfolding educotionol needs and in finding ways to provide for them. His executive obility is evident in his understanding of the problems of teachers and pupils alike and in his sensitivity to changing trends in education. As an educational leader in both the community and state, Mr. Ulmer works tirelessly for instructional improvement. His varied duties include making preparations for expanding enrollments, hiring qualified staff members, planning the school budget economically, and gaining the support of the public for the school program. He is past president of the DCEA and the South Carolina Association of School Administrators. With a cheerful smile and o guiding hand, MR. W. P. CRAWFORD, Dean of Boys, inspires high ideals. In this copacity he combines counsel with praise to effect better student achievement. TRATIVE LEADERS MR. H. H. HILLYER, new principol of Hartsville Junior High School, has the responsibility of encouraging thirty teachers to provide voluoble leorning experiences for approximately nine hundred boys ond girls who compose the student body. MR. DOYLE W. BOGGS, principol of Hartsville High School, shows great initiative ond outstanding administrative ability in meeting the needs and accepting the challenge of a growing student body. In his nine years of dedicated service he has led in the rapid improvement of both the school plant and the curriculum. His interest in each individual student's achievements ond problems has encouraged maximum student development. In the spring of 1958, Mr. Boggs received the Man of the Year award os Hartsville's most outstanding citizen. He is loved by students ond foculty alike because of his genial personality, sincerity, ond loyalty. 17 TEACHERS AS WE SEE THEM MRS. ELIZABETH RHINEHARDT MRS. ELSIE NEELY Home Economics MRS. THELMA HICKS MR. W. P. CRAWFORD Algebra MR. HAROLD LITTLETON Carpentry MR. JAMES H. BOYD Industrial Arts MR. K. L. STANLEY Electricity R. S. O. TOMLINSON MR. P. C. EVANS Agriculture LOOK ...INSPIRING HIGH IDEALS MISS JO ANN ROSS MRS. ANNE SMITH MISS JANIE WATSON Commerciol MRS. FRANCES HUGGINS MRS. RUTH GRIFFIN MRS. MARGARET GASKINS MRS. JANE HUGHES English MR. RAY E. PETTY Old World History MRS. JESSIE C. PORTER American History MR. ELBERT L. HANCOCK Economics MR. RICHARD H. SOJOURNER Chemistry MRS. MARTHA SUDOL Biology MR. W. W. TISDALE Biology MISS JEAN EVANS MR. PAUL CHAPMAN MR. BILL SEIGLER Coaches 19 CHALLENGING GROWING MINDS... MRS. MARY S. WIMBERLY Chorus MR. R. GRADY BROWN Bond mr. jack b. McDuffie MRS. ELIZABETH McKINNON MRS. MARY CLARA BLACKMON MR. NELSON C. CURTIS Generol Science MISS JOANNE L. WHITE MRS. LOIS OUSLEY Home Economics MRS. CAROLYN HANCOCK MRS. KATHARINE ROGERS Secretaries MRS. EVA H. FELKEL MRS. CARRIE C. BOGGS Librarians MRS. JESSIE P. NEWSOM MRS. ALICE S. THOMAS MRS. ELMA D. DUDLEY MRS. ELISE W. JOHNSTON MRS. MARY D. GANDY MR. CHARLES B. BRICE Seventh Grade GUIDING STUDENTS IN ACADEMIC PURSUITS Seated: MRS. FLORETTA R. BOYD MRS. LOUISE R. HORDE Standing: MR. ALBERT A. GRAY MR. RICHARD E. BAILEY English MR. RICHARD D. EDENS MRS. EDITH CHAPMAN MRS. HELEN WATKINS MRS. LILLIAN GALLOWAY Moth MRS. ANNIE K. CLAWSON MRS. MACY E. COOKE MR. ROBERT R. SHUFORD MRS. LILLIAN G. GUNTER MRS. KATHERINE B. MeINTOSH Seventh Grode Knowledge is the priceless gift of those who take advantage of the varied curriculum offered ot Hortsville High School. This curriculum affords students the opportunity of exploring the fields of science, math, language, and the fine arts. It seeks to develop each individual student's total ability and interests. Class activities include learning important facts and acquiring bosic skills. Learning to think clearly, to express oneself accurately and effectively, and to work cooperatively with others—necessary ingredients of successful every day living—are valuable outcomes of educational experiences. CLASS OFFICERS Tim Timmerman, Treasurer Jo Ellen Taylor, President Mary Talbert, Secretary Marjorie Watson, Vice-President Janice Juanita Adams Brendo Jean Allen Mildred Lois Anderson Beasley Atkinson Heyward William Atkinson James Edward Bollard, Jr. Noncy Carolyn Borfield Woody Clifton Barfield The Senior Class of 1959 Josephine Simone Barrett Preston Harold Beattie, Jr. Virginia Ann Bell Zelmo Ann Bell Rosalind Harris Bradshaw Barbaro Faye Brock Marion Leon Brown Robert W. Brown - - John Williom Brown Jomcs Henry Bryont ill Horvey Dewitt Burkett B. Emerson Byrd, Jr. David Milton Byrd Woyne W. Byrd Jane Cathrine Chapman Raymond McCullen Chapman Eager and ambitious Barbara Ann Crowley Carroll B. Davis John William Davis Mary Esther Denny Henry Chorles Easterling Suson Reynolds Elliott Corolyn Victoria Flowers Ella Morgaret Flowers James A. Gainey Sandra Elaine Gallowoy Robert C. Gordner James Chorles Gorlond begins its year... Priscillo Elaine Gorris Fleming Ghoens Wallace Gibson Gloria Elizobeth Grant FRESHMAN YEAR—1955-56 In the year that bombs fell on Pearl Harbor and America entered World War II, we the members of the class of 1959 were born. We were children of the atomic age. We will be adults of the space age. Upon our shoulders lies the responsibility of bringing peace to mankind. For twelve years we have been seeking knowledge, realizing that with this learning we will better understand the people of other lands and their problems; we also will know ourselves better. In our striving for knowledge we left grammar school and grammar ways behind us and entered the freshman class of Hartsville High School. The word study took on real meaning in our vocabulary. That year we flooded the town's housewives with vanilla. The flavoring sale was our first class moneymaking project, the first of many toward Junior-Senior and our senior gift fund. Jo Ann Parker, who had been eighth grade president was re-elected our president and served in that position for two more years. Suzanne Smith, Zelma Ann Bell, Ernest Woodham, and Gail Morrison, high salesmen in the magazine campaign, pose with their prizes. Jimmy Ballard, top solesmon, does not oppeor. Carolyn Hording B G. Howthomthwaite Bobby Richard Hood William Malcolm Hopkins Hoping for a successful magazine campaign... Otis Boyd Hough, Jr. Donald Huggins Dovid Ernest Howell Thomas W. Huggins, Jr. William Ronald Howell Wilson Ellis Hunt Patsy Delores Howie Poul R. Hunter Zeta Virginio Ingrom Mildred Ann Johnson Betty Jo Johnson Noel Johnson Darius Johnson Williom Richard Johnson Elfreida Johnson Williom Richard Johnson Laughing together while Beatrice Jones Lorrain Miner Jones Gloria Jeon Jordon Immie Jay Kelley Flora Undo King Wollace Croig King Mary Roberto Kirven Morvin Frank Kittrell Mory Hazel Lewis Nancy Williams Little Harold Elijah Littleton, Jr. Sara Carolyn Lovelace decorating the float... Bobby McFarland John Michael McGee Betty J. McLean Edward McLendon SOPHOMORE YEAR—1956-57 We entered the sophomore class as full-fledged senior high students. Members of our class participated in school clubs and athletics and won recognition. We sponsored a carnival complete with bingo and hot dogs. It was a pleasure to eat in the newest addition to the school plant, the cafeteria. And those rolls—they were wonderful. JUNIOR YEAR—1957-58 Laughter makes the world go round. We added an extra spin on its axis for this old planet, for we were really jolly juniors. Bubbling over with enthusiasm, we broke all past records in our sock and hose sale. We presented a rollicking comedy, Onions in the Stew, and our an-nuol Talent Night provided more entertainment for the student body. After every home football game we celebrated with a dance. In the spring came the greatest dance of all and the most festive evening of the year, Junior-Senior With the dance floor transformed to fairy land, the night was truly one of magic. Simone Borrett, Senior disc jockey for the week, puts a record on the turntable in the studio at WHSC. Jomes William Moore John Warren Morrell Ado Gail Morrison Betty J. Morrison Looking forward to the Senior Class Play Willie Martha Morrison Phillip Marsholl Odom Virginio Dophine Murray Iris Attelio O'Neal Judith Louise Nelms Jomes Fronklin Ousley James Ervin Nicholson Jo Ann Parker Yvonne Parnell John Wiley Rhodes Maurice Scott Parrott, Jr. Rachel Miller Richey Brenda Corolyn Poole Brendo F. Rivers Michaele Powell John Henry Rogers Visualizing the Tommy N. Russ Thomas L. Shumate Leslie Imogene Smith Suzanne Smith Constonce Loretta Souza Jo Ellen Taylor Trellis T. Stewort Washington P. Timmerman III Linda Sue Stokes Raymond Tyner Mory Elmo Talbert William Wannomaker enchantment of Junior-Se nior Patricia Ann Wose John Dantzler Watkins John Gront Wotson Kenneth Eugene Watson Jimmy Ousley, Nick Hall, ond Jim Gorland admire the football jackets oworded the team this year. SENIOR YEAR—1958-59 September 1958 and we were seniors. All eyes now looked up to us. Hal Littleton was elected president of the student body. Jo Ellen Taylor served as president of our class. Editors of our school publications were Mary Esther Denny and Goil Morrison, Retrospect; Suzanne Smith and Ann Bell, Newsreel. The thrill of victory was ours as the Red Foxes marched to victory again and again. During the gala festivities of homecoming Ray Richey was crowned our queen. For the last time we worked together on projects as a group. Wholeheartedly we sold magazines, worked in the concession stand, and presented our class play. Now our life as youth is ending and we approach manhood and womanhood. We will not fail in our duties as world citizens but will ever strive to implant the principles that we have learned here in high school. Steadily the clock ticks away these last minutes and our page of history closes. Mary Elizabeth Williams Jomes A. Winburn Jimmy C. Winburn Carolyn Delores Windham Anticipating Senior privileges and longing for graduation. Daisy Faye Windham Christopher Ann Wood Ernest Edward Woodhom Brenda Faye Woods Roy Zeigler CLASS OFFICERS Bob Clawson, Vice President; Betty Morrell, Treasurer; Rachel Adams, President; and Randy Pearce, Secretary. Danny Askins Tommy Bedenbough Joyce Askins Mattie Nelle Atkinson Billy Beasley Sara Bennett Curtis Blockmon Kathleen Blackmon Melanie Beosley Roger Bland Dovid BrodsHow Judith Brewer Burney Bristow Morion Brown g|sje Byrcj Jane Byrd Louello Byrd Johnny Compbell Jimmy Corter Wilhoit Corter Junior Class Of 1959 Joon Coston La Rue Chopmon Eugene Clanton Blanding Clarkson Bob Clawson Ann Coker Johnny Dovis Lindo Driggers Tommy Easterling Mary Elmore Mary Jeff Fields Jeroldine Gainey Patricia Flowers Jerry Goiney Betty Gainey Joseph Gainey Corolyn Gainey Mildred Gainey Eunice Gainey Roma Gainey The Dionne Gandy Borboro Goodson Ann Gardner Jimmy Goodson Minnie Ola Gardner Jimmy Griffin Patricia Garland Joyce Griggs Sheila Glenn Sylvia Griggs Wilson Griggs Cecil Grooms Noncy Hofner Lois Morie Hoire Ellen Hardin Johonno Houn Celeste Hawkins Barbora Hoynes Betty Helms Nancy Hendrix Junior Class Of 1959 Marilyn Hewitt Joyce Holley Ronnie Holley Belvo Howie Bill Howie L. B. Howie Anne Huggins Herbert Huggins Donno Hughey Raymond Hughey Ann Hutchinson Joseph Johnson Delene Ingrom Kay Johnson Dovid Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Lucille Johnson Potricia Johnson Millie Johnston Annie Roe Jones Bobby Jones Max Jones Ruth Kelley Shelton Kelley Tommy Kelley Ann Elizabeth King Mory Ann King Sandra Kirkley Ricky Lambert Rhea Lovelace Pot Lucas Barbara Lundy Junior Class Of 1959 James McDoniel Nora Lee Manship William McDonald Sharon Mims Tommy McElveen Betty Lou Moore Belvia McFarland Brenda Moore Beth McKorrell Sylvia Moore Franklin Odom Charles Perry Poul O'Neal Barbaro Player Frances Outlaw Jimmy Powell Randy Pearce Stella Price Elise Perdue Alice Reid Woody Morgan G. B. Newsome Oianne Morrell Jean Newsome Freddie Morrison Judy Newsome Cecil Munn Marilyn Newsome Brenda Murph Morie Norwood Pot Register Jimmy Rogers Corolyn Revell Joon Seorcy Brendo Rhodes Bobby Selph Borboro Rogers Judy Sherron Harriett Rogers Bob Shirley Junior Class Of 1959 David Shoemoke Corolyn Sligh Becky Sparrow Roy Sparrow Billy Smith Bill Stanlev Jack Smith Wilson Smith Diane Stewart Cothleen Strickland Jerry Sumner Betty Teol Judy Thompson Anne Tiller Gerald Tiller Jeff Truesdole David Truett Cecil Tyner Jack Tyner Annie Sue Watkins The Junior Class Of 1959 Bobby Royc Watkins Trellise Wilkes Jerry Watson Noncy Williamson Russell Watson Don Wint Patricia Weatherford Tommy Young Mary Wilhelm 15,-NNIHCo FURNITUftf COMPAK CAPOLISA ?0 (ER 1. Mr. Petty points out the Stroit of Gibroltar to his eager students. 2. Ann ond Mory happily anticipate the coming holidoys. 3. Mr. Bass crowns Jo Ann Parker as Miss Red Fox. 4 Sisto, Martha, and Sue wave happily at the spectators. 5. Freddie and Abby chat in the breezeway. 6. The electricity class brightens our Christmas with their glittering display. 47 CLASS OFFICERS Annette Galloway, President Jimmy Bell, Vice-President Norma Jean Wimberly, Treasurer Henry Hawkins, Secretary (Not pictured) THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Jewell Adorns Johnny Barfield Ann Barry Jackie Boss Jimmy Bell Jimmy Benfield Jomes Blackmon Betty Jean Blackwell Ruth Blackwell Vicki Jo Brewer 48 SOPHOMORES Wolter Britt Dick Brown Roy Brown Tommy Bryont Lorry Bullard Betty Delle Byerly Gerold Byrd Hannah Byrd Lorry Byrd Merrie Byrd Patricia Byrd Roy Byrd Devon Campbell Rex Capps Carol Casey Van Casey Phyllis Chondler Barbara Ann Chapmon Jo Anne Chapmon Ronny Clork Pete Coggesholl Tincie Crouch Irene Crowley John Martin Davis Pot Denny Martha Moye Dickinson Jimmy Dority Morty Driggers Bucky Dudley Doris Ann Dudley Ricky Dunlap Russell Easterling Robert Edwards John Ewings Ernest Foile 49 SOPHOMORES Charles Freeman Pat Frye Abby Funderburk Helen Gainey Kent Goiney Larry Goiney Ronnie Gainey Annette Galloway Ernestine Gollowoy Maria Gandy Becky Gaskins Mory Moc Gettys Lorry Glasscock Woody Good son Jackie Gronthom Horry Gregory Gwendolyn Guest Annette Hall Kaye Hammonds George Hawkins Henry Howkins Judson Hawkins Faye Hoys Darrell Hendrix David Hill Mbry Ruth Hinson Amaryllis Hodge Potsy Hodge Donald Hodges George Hoffmeyer Bobby Holland Thomas Franklin Holland Jimmy Holloman Jack Hopkins Kent Houck 50 SOPHOMORES Doris Howord George L. Howell Paul Howie Billy Huggins Chorles Hughes Gene Hunter Potricio Hunter Rhen Hunter Alono Immerso Frances Jacobs Cherrie James Martho Frances James Kenneth Jeffords Betty Jeon Jenkins Deloine Johnson Phyllis Johnson Bren Johnston Johnny Lee Jones Joyce Jones Vickie Jones Joe Jordan Daulton Keith Bucky Kelley Judy Kelley Susan Kelley Inez King Karen Kuehner Ann Large Johnny Lowing Frances Lewis Keys Lewis Lucia Lewis Loura Mae Lide Cecelia Lunn Ernest Lunn 51 SOPHOMORES Edna Moe McDonald Jackie McDonold Mac McDonald Virginia McDonald Butch McKinnon Mack McKinnon Joyce McLendon Sidney McLendon Brenda Morsholl Lukie Martin Diane Motuse Frank Melton Ethel Middleton Carolyn Mims Johnny Mitchell Jeannette Montgomery Son jo Morrell James Morrison Ann Newsome Frank Newsome Lano Odom Mitchell Odom Ralph O'Neol Gladys Porker Kaye Porker Mitchell Porker Buddy Parnell Jean Parnell Sara Perkins Nancy Pitts Peggy Jo Poison Bobby Raines Lucia Roines Mary Reynolds Samuel Riley 52 SOPHOMORES Jomes Robbins Soro Mildred Robbins Cooper Segors Helen Sellers Jim Shelley Beverly Sligh Morion Ann Smith Mendel Smith Reggie Smith Soro Bruce Smith Sybil Smith Frank Sowell Ada Sporrow Jomes Sporrow Billy Stewart Judy Stewart Mary Stewart Albert Stogner Betty Jane Stokes Billy Stokes Maurice Stokes Wayne Stratton Linda Sutton Michael Talbert Nancy Taylor Paul Teal LaRoye Tedder Paul Terwilliger Lynn Thomas Larry Thompson Goodmon Timmons Sydney Turnoge Fronk Tyner Troy Usher Barboro Vonn 53 SOPHOMORES Donello Vonn Carolyn Warren Jimmy Warren Lukie Watkins Morion Wotkins Eddie Weldon Patricio Wheless Curtis Williams Mava Willioms Norma Jean Wimberly Arlon Winburn Jewell Winburn Delores Wint Jo Ann Zeigler Closswork is necessary in a moth class. 2. Woody's outnumbered, two to one, by Sora Bruce and Ado. 3. Troy learns how algebra's done from Ada, Nancy, and Patsy. 4 Doulton uses the map in Mr. Petty's history closs. 54 1. Beth, Rachel, Trellise, and Joan load up for the walk home. 2. Pat and Butch concentrate during study hoi I. 3. Ernest, Budgy, and others study; Kenneth dreams. 4. The click of the camero startles Maurice. 5. Blue, red, green, and black legs ore the latest fad at school. 6. Chorus members wait for directions before singing. 55 CLASS OFFICERS Janice Outlaw, Vice-President Ronnie Northcutt, Sec.-Treas. Ernie White, President i % THE FRESHMAN CLASS Brenda Adams Iris Adorns Ray Alexander Don Amerson Chorles Anderson Dennis Anderson Pom Anderson Alice Andrews John Andrews Patsy Andrews Alice Askins Atkinson Jimmy Atkinson Loran Barefoot Esther Baskin Tommy Baxley Betty Alice Baynes Cheryl Beottie 56 FRESHMEN Bobby Bedenbough Carolyn Benson Shirley Boon Jomes Boyd Ann Brodshow Brendo Brodshow Kenny Brodshow Victor Britt Bobby Brown Mory Brown Rachel Brown John Brumbaugh Betty Bryant Stephanie Burch Ann Byrd Brenda Byrd Sherry Byrd Justine Campbell Buddy Corter Clyde Corter Elmore Cossidy Maxine Cossidy Margaret Coston Dianne Chopman Gail Clork Billy Connell Billy Cook Sandra Cox Persia Dampier Jimmy Darnell Lorraine Dovis Bobby Dempsey Jock Dixon Thomas Dixon Johnny Drinkard Bobby Dudley Anne Duvol Bobby Edwards Lu Edwards Bill Elliott Cecelia Epps Robert Ervin Ernestine Floyd Harry Frampton Virginio Freeman W. C. Freeman Gwendolyn Gainey Jennings Goiney Johnny Gainey Marvin Goiney Ronald Lee Goiney Vore Lee Goiney Betty Galloway Lou Ellen Gollowoy 57 FRESHMEN Mike Gardner Juanita Gibson Sorah Gilbert Barbara Ann Goodson Chuck Goodson Dorothy Gronger Willie Mae Grant Butch Grantham Brenda Griggs Eugene Griggs Mclver Griggs Murroy Griggs Shirley Griggs Vivian Griggs Edna Groce Frank Hofner Charles Hall Betty Lou Haney Martha Jean Honey Faye Horrell Paul Harrell Joe Horvin Ray Hawkins Betty Rose Hoyden Betty Hoynes Charles Hendrix Roger Henry Jane Hickson Carolyn Horne Eleanor Home Billy Hough Melinda Howell Cecil Howie Geraldine Howie Joel Howie Joyce Howie Kenneth Howie Linda Howie Sandra Howie Brenda Huggins Kenneth Huggins Penelope Hunt Jeanette Hunter Ann Jacobs Gerald James Helen Jomes Bobby Jeffords Calvin Johnson Delores Johnson Elaine Johnson Irene Johnson Mory Elizabeth Johnson William Johnson Willie Johnson 56 FRESHMEN Brendo Jones Alfred Kelley David Jones Mory Alice Jones William Jones Jimmy Jordon Ted Kelley Douglas Kendall Alvin King Lmdo King Lou Doris King Priscilla King Thomas King Carolyn Kirven Roeford Kirven Johnny Lane Judy Langston Nancy Lathen Gracie Layton Susan Leeder Tommy Lewis Freddie Lowery Elizabeth Lucas Joyce McCoskill Jordon McCullough Patricio McElveen Glenn McFarlond Brenda McKenzie Goy Mortin Joan Massey Brenda Mothis Hilda Melton Kenneth Moore Gene Munn Jackie Munn Ronald Northcutt Betty O'Neal Clyde O'Neal Edwin O'Neal Eloise O'Neal Linda O'Neol Mittie O'Neal Jonice Outlaw Carol Porker C on Parnell Dante Parrott Ellis Parsons Lyndal Perdue Jane Pitts John Poison Lo Raye Pope Leslie Powe Carole Powell James Pridgeon 59 FRESHMEN Richord Privette Margaret Reagan Anne Richardson Sam Richey Cecil Rogers Darlene Rogers Fred Rogers Gwen Rogers Alma Sanderson Joyce Scott Gos Segars Bessie Roe Shumoke Edword Shumoke Jenny Simms Beth Smith Evelyn Smith Furman Smith Jonet Solomon Joyce Spence Avis Steen Ernest Steen Mark Stewort Bill Sturm Simon Suggs Chorles Sullivan Darrell Tolson Donna Truesdale Carolyn Tyner Dennis Tyner Lucille Tyner Carol Sue Waldron Barney Wallace Leon Walters Wade Walters Lyndell Ward Billy Warren Gail Watford Joe Watkins Gloria Watson Linda Watson Pam Watson Scarlett Watson Shoron Webb David Wells Ernie White Charles Williams Doug Williomson Sandra Williamson Trace Wood 1. Jeon pins the new senior pin on Corolyn. 2. Woody receives the coveted Blocking Trophy from Dr. Bowen. 3. Donold and John experience o tense moment in a challenging checker game. 4. Butch and Jimmy observe the no talking rule in the library. 5. Birds of a feather flock together. 6. Coach Evans owords Zeta her gold bosketboll in assembly. 61 The extra-curricular activities of Harts-ville High School contribute to curriculum improvement by offering opportunities for the development of leadership, cooperation, and the use of initiative. They encourage the personal development of students by providing an outlet for creative capacities. Non-credit activities also provide a channel for teamwork shared by students, faculty, and administrators. By participating in organizations, athletics, and various interest groups, students not only add to their store of knowledge but widen their interests and cultivate their talents. Sharing the enthusiasm of teamwork and enjoying friendships made while working and playing together promote social development and increase school spirit. Hoi Littleton, our copoble Student Body President, octs os Chairmen of the Student Council, sets up committees to corry out the Student Council projects, and presides over assemblies. Assisting Hoi in leading the activities of the Student Council are these officers: Betty McLean, Treasurer; Randy Pearce, Secretary; Jo Ellen Taylor, Vice-President. STUDENT COUNCIL TRAIN! Rondy Peorce, Bob Clawson, Wayne Stratton, Sara Perkins, Betty Moody, Betty Jo Johnson, Linda King, John Davis, and Pat Hunter exercise the right to vote in a student demo- and James Winburn odmire the Christmas tree, which is a crocy. Student Council project every yeor. LEADERS OF TOMORROW Standing: Hal Littleton. First Row: Peggy Johnson, James Sparrow, Pat Hunter, Judy Nelms Second Row: Ruth Kelley, Wayne Stratton, Annette Galloway, Woody Goodson, Ernestine Golloway Third Row: Gwendolyn Guest, Simone Barrett, Rachel Adams, Sara Bennett Fourth Row: Roy Brown, Sara Jean Perkins, Lois Marie Haire, Milton Byrd. Fifth Row: Delene Ingram, Press Beattie, Ann Large Sixth Row: Bob Clawson, Henry Hawkins, Jimmy Powell. The Student Council is on activity through which students share in the government of our school. Composed of homeroom presidents and class presidents elected by the students on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service, the Council promotes friendly relations between the faculty and students. The project of the Council for the yeor was to award a scholarship to a worthy senior. Sponsoring a supper and a basketball tournoment among the civic clubs furnished the funds for the scholarship. The Hortsville High School is a member of both the South Carolina Association of Student Councils ond the National Association of Student Councils. HONOR SOCIETY REPRESENTS STUDENT IDEALS OFFICERS Sue Elliott, President; Brenda Poole, Vice-President; Marvin Kit-trell. Secretory; Marjorie Wotson, Treasurer. The National Honor Society is an organization in which membership is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Supporting the society's project of selling school supplies at the Green Counter ore the following members: Seated: Ann Bell, Sue Elliott, Suzanne Smith, Marjorie Watson. Standing: Gail Morrison, Brenda Poole, Tim Timmerman, Jo Ellen Taylor, Mo'-y Tolbert. Taking port in the club's effort to publish the handbook, Hartsville High Ways, are the following: Seated: Mary Esther Denny, Rochel Adams, Randy Pearce, Mary Elmore. Standing: Marvin Kittrell, Belva Howie, Judy Newsome, Sheilo Glenn, Hoi Littleton. F. T. A. MEMBERS ASPIRE TO TEACH OFFICERS Judy Newsome, Vice-President; Gloria Grant, President; Jo Ann Porker, Secretory. These officers lead the Helen Boker Future Teochers of Americo Club in encouroging young people toward the rewarding field of teaching. Planning their careers under the guidonce of Mrs. Anne Smith, the F.T.A. sponsor, ore the following members: Seated: Noomi Kelley, Don-no Hughey, Joan Searcy, Belva Howie, Marilyn Newsome. Standing. Janice Adams, Barbara Hoynes, Ann Hutchinson, Michoele Powell. The members of the club look forward to a doy of proctice teaching at one of the local grammar schools. Seated: Barbara Crowley, Zelmo Ann Bell, Elizabeth Williams, Gail Anderson. Standing: Stella Price, Nancy Hafner, Elaine Braddock, Simone Barrett, Iris O'Neal. Ann Bell, Associote-Editor; Suzonne Smith, Editor; Christy Wood, Business Manager. Bren Johnston, Johanna Haun, Harriett Rogers, Alice Reid, Meg Andrews, Saro Bennett, Brenda Murph, Zelmo Ann Bell. Mrs. T. H. Ulmer, Millie Johnston, Kathleen Blackmon, Judy Newsome, Sharon Mims. Wayne Stratton, Judy Stewart. Standing: Becky Sparrow, Roy Sparrow, Ado Sparrow, Sara Bruce Smith, Sonjo Morrell, B'anding Clorkson, Linda Gardner. NEWSREEL VOICES SCHOOL ACTIVITIES The Newsreel, a monthly publication under the direction of the sponsor, Mrs. T. H. Ulmer, brings news, laughter, and material for thought to the student body. The Newsreel had its beginning in the pencil and paper of the staff members. With keen eyes and quick wits they are always on the lookout for news, feature, and editorial material. With the facts in mind, they write stories which touch all areas of the school, contain humor, and reveal student life. Then comes rewriting, typing, and marking articles for the printer. Awards for 1957-58 include. Sweep Stakes Trophy, News Trophy, Feature Trophy, Sports Trophy, All-State Award, individual feature cup, and second place news certificate. This year for the first time The Newsreel received the All-American rating given by the National Scholastic Press Association. This is the highest rating awarded to schools with an enrollment of 500-700. Gory King, Gail Anderson, Morilyn New-some. Standing: Curtis Williams, Jimmy Ballard, Pot Register. OFFICERS: Roy Richey, President; Ellen Pot Denny, Beth McKorrell, Pot Register, Harden, Vice-President; Marie Norwood, Potricia Garland, Marilyn Newsome. Secretory, Deloine Johnson, Treasurer LIBRARY CLUB PROMOTES READING The Library Club purposes to stimulate good reading, provide experience in library science, and offer students an opportunity to be of service to the school. Library assistants, who compose the membership of the club, help in the library at least one period each day. Activities of the Library Club include the following: keeping the library attractive, planning bulletin boards to stimulate student interest, participating in all phases of the school program including making a homecoming float, assisting teachers in the circulation of professional magazines and audio-visual material, maintaining an up-to-date vertical file and a school scrapbook, posting the daily event board in the school lobby, promoting a better understanding of student responsibility in library usage, and participating in National Book and Library Week activities. Doris Ann Dudley, Potsy Hodge, ond Karen Kuehner, spacemen on the Library Club's homecoming float, omuse Sheila Glenn ond Lano Odom by their spoce age costumes. Tincie Crouch, Ann Hutchinson, Mavo Willioms, Merrie Byrd. Edna McDonold, Amaryllis Hodge, Zeta Ingram, Gladys Parker. Mary Esther Denny ond Gail Morrison, co-editors of the Retrospect, look at the rough droft of the 1959 yearbook. Martha Morrison Sue Elliott, Mary Talbert and Iris O'Neal, feature editors, cooperate on the difficult tosk of identifying the students in annual pictures. THE RETROSPECT REVIEWS THE Mrs. Griffin, advisor, admires the certificate and trophy awarded the Roy Richey, Tim Timmerman, Jo Ellen Taylor, Ernest Woodhom, Mary Talbert, iris O'Neal, 1958 Retrospect by the South Car- ond Michaele Powell compore the good and bod points of the Retrospects of the post olina Yearbook Association. Woody Barfield, sports editor, looks $ue and Martha Morrison type copy while Hoi Littleton, Mory Esther Denny, Elizabeth on as art editor, Jo Ellen Toylo', Williams, Billy Hopkins, ond Woody Borfield study ycorbook loyouts. tackles the hard work of drowing the athletic section. YEAR IN PICTURES AND PRINT The photographers, Bill Hopkins ond Tim Timmermon, play on important port in the production of the annual by faking pictures of student life. Elizabeth Williams ond Mich-oele Powell, co-business managers, record the Retrospect sales for the day. Mr. R. Grady Brown, director, spends much time rehearsing with the Junior and Senior Bonds. During the half-time at football games, the Harts-ville High Marching Band provides entertainment and increases the school spirit with its lively selections. The band also participates in the parades uptown which occur in the afternoons preceding the home football games. Through the years it has won many honors at the Pee Dee Fair in Florence and at the District and State Festivals. The Concert Band gives several concerts which include marches and light classical selections. The band members receive service awards annually for their participation and earn one fourth unit credit a year. BAND BOOSTS SCHOOL SPIRIT First Row: Mary Jeff Fields, Joan Searcy, Mary Brown. Second Row; Soroh Alice Askins, Mary Woods, Beth McKorell, Bill Elliott, Roy Sowell, Elizabeth Stewart, Mario Gandy, Morion Watkins, Jimmy Gregory, Emerson Byrd.Third Row: Phillip Hurley, Trellise Wilkes, Jo Ann Porker, Jack Smith, Billy Johnson, Bill Sturm, Johnny Koonce, Tommy Young. Fourth Row: Jimmy Byront, Mou-rice Stokes, Woody Goodson, James Sparrow, Curtis Blackmon, Billy Cook, Mork Stewart, George Hoffmeyer. Fifth Row: Donald Huggins, Buddy Nicholson, Marvin Kittrell, Jimmy Dority, Dovid Redden, Corol Eosterling, Gerold Byrd, Ellis Parsons. - The Boys' Chorus, in its second year, hos worked hard to improve its repertoire in quantity and quality. Those oppearing with the group this year ore the following boys: Warren Morrell, Buddy Nicholson, Raymond Hughey, Jimmy Gregory, Brian Haw-thornthwaite. Bill Stanley, Rex Capps. Preparing the choruses for their many oppearonces climoxed by the spring concert is the director, Mrs. Mory S. Wimberly. CHORUS DEVELOPS MUSICAL TALENT Students who seek to excel in choral music compose the Hortsville High School Girls' Chorus. The chorus, after receiving a superior rating last year, will participate in the stote festivol this year without competing in the district festivol. Chorus members taking part in the public appearances and school assemblies are the following. First Row: Mory Wilhelm, Mary Lewis, Stella Price, Mory Mac Gettys, Kove Hammonds, Diane Motuse. Norma Jeon Wimberly, Phyllis Chandler, Jeon Pornell, Annette Gollo-woy, Mike Powell, Barbara Goodson. Second Row: Betty Helms, Anne Coker, Martha Moye Dickinson, Marian Brown, Kaye Parker, Mildred Anderson, LaRue Chapman, Cherrie James, Gwendolyn Guest, Ray Richey, Jo Ann Zeigler, Judy Nelms, Louro Lide. Third Row: Simone Barrett, Belvo Howie, Lucia Lewis, Jeanette Montgomery, Betty Delle Byerly, Brenda Poole, Nancy Hafner, Nancy Pitts, Pot Wheless, Linda Sutton, Linda Driggers, Martho White, Diane Barrett, Rosolind Bradshow. Gwendolyn Guest and Norma Jean Wimberly serve os pianists. First Row: Jockie Munn, Roeford Kirven, Dovid Gainey, Tommy Tyner, Ronald Lee Gainey, Jimmy Jordan, Richard Banks, Robert Boykin, Edwin Stokes. Second Row: Donte Parrott, David Jones, Johnnie Lee Jones, Ernest Lunn, Fronk Sowell, Marvin Gainey, Leslie Powe, Ray Byrd, Bobby Holland. Third Row: Clyde O'Neal, Don Parnell, Lorry Gainey, Bobby Roines, Tommv Bryont, John Ewings, Philip Hurley, Harvey Burkett, Loron Barefoot. Fourth Row: Johnny Goiney, R. B. Johnson, Kenny Bradshaw, William Jones, Gerald James, Raymond Wilkes, Tommy Kelley, Wilbur Cronford. Mclver Griggs, Jimmy Munn LEARN The Future Farmers of America is a national organization made up of and existing for boys studying vocational agriculture in high school. The purpose of the Future Farmers is to learn to do, to do to learn, to earn to live, and to live to serve. Tommy Eosterling, President, Dovid Shumate, Vice-President; Roger Bland, Secretary. Standing: Billy Sherrill, Sentinel; Cecil Munn, Treasurer. David Shumate, Edward McLendon, Billy Sherrill, Raymond Wilkes and Tommy Easterling form the Parliamentary Procedure Team. Raymond Wilkes, John Ewings, arid Wilbur Cronford study a land chart. FUTURE FARMERS This year the Hartsville J.H.A. completed the requirement for affiliation with the National organization of the Future Homemakers of America. Outstanding projects for the year were contributing to the rose garden, landscaping the school grounds, and taking part in various contests. AND HOMEMAKERS BY DOING Linda King, Betty Lou Honey, and Hilda Melton leorn the economical art of dress-making. Beatrice Jones, Ann King, ond Louello Byrd enjoy cooking the modern way. Looking over their busy schedule for the year aheod are the following officers: Brenda Rhodes, Secretary; Peggy Johnson, Vice-President; Delene Ingram, President. Standing: Zeto Ingram, Reporter; Celeste Hawkins, Treasurer. F;rst Row: Cecilia Lunn. Potricia Hunter, Ann Newsome. Brenda Rhodes. Patricio Byrd, Louello Byrd, Ann King, Brenda Moore, Phyllis Leonord, Ze a Ingram, Delene Ingram. Peggy Poison, Burney Bristow Second Row: Jockie Johnson, Lois Marie Haire, Patricio McElveen, Celeste Hcwkins, Nancy Williamson, Georgia Roe King, Jo Ann Coston, Ann Gardner, Mildred Ann Johnson, Minnie Olo Gardner. Elsie Johnson, Patsy Weatherford. Third Row: Joyce Askins, Barbara Lundy, Edna McDonald, Helen Gainey, Ernestine Galloway, Dione Stewort, Jane King, Jackie McDonald, Sylvia Moore, Annie Roy Jones, Noncy Hendrix, Koy Parker, Ann Tiller. Fourth Row. Avis Steen, Susan Kelley, Ethel Middleton, Sarah Robbins, Joyce McLendon, Carolyn Warren, Phyllis Johnson, Jeanette Bullard, Mary Stewart, Corol Cosey. Fifth Row: Mary Reynolds, Laura Lide, Judy Stewart, Sonja Morrell, Sara Jean Perkins, Jewell Winburn, Elise Perdue, Peggy Johnson, Potricia Johnson, Jo Ann Hicks, Honnoh Byrd. Sixth Row: Betty Jean Blackwell, Merrie Byrd, Phyllis Chandler, Jean Pornell, Betty Lou Moore, Joyce Jones. Seventh Row: Barbara Vann, Vickie Jones, Helen James, Mattie Nelle Atkinson, Anne Huggins, Pat Frye. Students who are especially interested in biology make up the newly organized Biology Club The sponsor of the club is Mrs. Martha Sudol. Taking trips to places of scientific interest and inviting guest speakers, the club meets twice a month, once during activity period and once after school. Their projects for the year include planting flowers and shrubbery in the area near the rear of the science building OFFICERS: Martha Moye Dickinson, Secretory; Betty Delle Byerly, President; Harry Gregory, Treasurer; Gladys Parker, Vice-President. BIOLOGY CLUB EXPLORES SCIENCE FIELD Seated, first row: Charles Hughes, Mack McKinnon, Butch McKinnon, Curtis Williams, Troy Usher. Seated, second row: Mova Williams, Pat Denny, Tincie Crouch, Pat Wheless, Jeannette Montgomery. Standing, first row: Larry Byrd, Diane Matuse, Barbara Goodson, LoRue Chapman, Helen Sellers, Vicki Jo Brewer, Becky Gaskins, Mary Ruth Hinson, Faye Hays, Morio Gandy, Nancy Taylor, Martha Moye Dickinson, Gladys Parker Standing, second row: Joanne Zeigler, Jack Hopkins, Keys Lewis, Michael Tolbert, Horry Gregory, Betty Delle Byerly, Lucia Lewis, Mrs. Martha Sudol. The members of the Future Nurses' Club ore girls who plan to make nursing their career. Projects for the Nurses' Club include working ot the Blood-mobile and the pre-school clinic. Making favors for the patients at Byerly Hospitol ore the following future nurses: Patsy Howie, Betty Morrison, Ann King, Louello Byrd, Patricia Johnson. Standing: Barbaro Crowley, Mildred Johnson, Betty Moody, Connie Souza, Carolyn Flowers. FUTURE NURSES PREPARE TO SERVE Looking over a catalogue from a school of nursing are the club officers: Pat Register, Treasurer; Goil Morrison, Secretory; Alice Reid, Vice-President; Judy Nelms, President. The following members are tying magazines for hospital patients: Im-mie Jay Kelley, Freida Johnson, Carolyn Barfield, Margaret Flowers, Becky Sparrow, Linda Sue Stokes, Priscilla Gorris, Rosalind Bradshaw, Carolyn Hall. Seated: Diane Barrett, Secretory; Peggy Johnson, Treasurer. Standing: Melanie Beasley, Vice-President; Zelmo Ann Bell, President. The Future Business Leaders of America are commercial students who share a genuine interest in learning business skills. Programs for the monthly meetings of the FBLA include student participation and sometimes guest speakers. Winners of the contests sponsored annually by the club are Sheila Glenn, public speaking; Zel-ma Ann Bell, personality; and Diane Barrett, spelling. Stimulated interest in the organization is the result of field trips to business establishments. F. B. L. A. ACQUIRES BUSINESS SKILLS Seared, first row: Barboro Haynes, Morilyn Hewitt, Bobbie Roye Wotkins Second Row: Betty Helms, Phyllis Leonard, Potricia Garland, Judy Thompson. Third Row: Belvo McFarland, Cothleen Stricklond, Marie Norwood. Fourth Row: Donna Hughey, Pat Lucos, Sylvio Griggs. Fifth Row: Pot Frye, Diane Morrell, Sheila Glenn. Sixth Row: Burney Bristow, Mory Lewis. Seventh Row: Jean Smith. Standing: Potsy Weatherford, Sondro Kirkley, Mary Ann King, Eunice Gainey, Betty Gainey, Carolyn Gallowoy, Diane Gandy, Jean Newsome, Annie Sue Wotkins, Noro Lee Monship, Sylvio Moore, Jane Byrd, Jane King. Standing: Mario Gandy, Jimmy Bell, Jack Hopkins. First Row: Karen Kuehner, Michael Talbert, Harry Gregory, George Hawkins, Albert Stogner. Second Row: Linda Driggers, Marion Watkins, Pete Coggeshall, Mary Mac Gettys, Anne Borry, Tincie Crouch, Gladys Parker. Third Row: Keys Lewis, Betty Delle Byerly, Annette Galloway, Joan Searcy, Betty Teal Fourth Row: Jomes Sparrow, Martha Moye Dickinson, George Hoffmeyer, Belva Howie, Pot Denny, Nancy Hafner. Fifth Row: Peggy O Neal, Helen Sellers, Nancy Toylor, Ada Sparrow, Jeannette Montgomery. Sixth Row: Priscillo Garris, Sara Bruce Smith, Patsy Hodge, Judy Sherron, Judy Newsome. LATIN CLUB LEARNS OF ROMAN CULTURE Delaine Johnson, Treasurer; Morio Gondy, Secretary, Jock Hopkins, Vice-President; ond Jimmy Bell, President, odmire the rose gorden, a project of the Lotin Club The purpose of the Lotin Club is to inspire interest in Roman culture. The members meet every six weeks ond give Roman plays and reports. Once a year they have an assembly program to develop enthusiasm in the Latin language The twenty-four regular bus drivers of Hartsville High pass a three-doy training course in the spring. Mr. P. C. Evans, faculty sponsor, chooses the drivers on the basis of skill, dependability, and promptness, and the faculty approves his selections. They are responsible for reporting the repair work and for cleaning the 26 buses which transport 720 Junior and Senior High students each school day. During the past six years the total number of buses has doubled. The buses trc-vel a total of 19,000 miles per month John Watson, student bus director, supervises the line-up of the buses each afternoon before their departure at 3:05. BUS DRIVERS RENDER TIME AND SKILL First Row: Ann King, Louella Byrd, Patricia Johnson, Patricia Byrd. Second Row: Mourice Parrott, Dione Morrell, Jimmy Win-burn, Billy Sherrill, Ronald Howell. Third Row: Dovid Shumoke, James Winburn, Raymond Chopman, Jim Garland. Fourth Row: Russell Watson, Leon Brown, Billy Beasley, Wayne Byrd, Tommy Easterling. Fifth Row: Buddy Nicholson, Hal Littleton, Beasley Atkinson. Sixth Row: Milton Byrd, Nick Holl. T The office assistants have many duties which familiarize them with office work and facilitate the smooth running of the school. They type and distribute the daily bulletins, run errands, take messages for teachers, answer telephones, run off stencils, sort and put mail in teachers' boxes, and assist visitors at the desk. Although their tasks are not easy, they gain valuable experience in office skills. Freido Johnson ond Immie Joy Kelley run off stencils, one of the many duties performed by the capable office assistants. OFFICE ASSISTANTS PLAY VITAL ROLE First Row: Rachel Adams, Mary Elmore, Pat Lucas, Phyllis Leonard, Jane King, Freida Johnson, Stella Price, Naomi Kelley. Second Row: Gloria Jordan, Annie Sue Watkins, Immie Jay Kelley. Sylvia Moore, Sandra Galloway, Barbara Haynes, Mike McGee. First Row: Ralph O'Neal, Heyward Atkinson, Otis Hough, Ernest Woodham, Press Beattie, Jimmy Ousley, Mike McGee, Joseph Johnson. Second Row: John Toylor, Paul Hunter, James McDaniel, G. B. Newsome, Budgy Wilhelm, Wilson Hunt, Billy Beasley, Russell Watson, Emerson Byrd. Third Row: Arlon Winburn, Roymond Tyner, Ray Zeigler, Devon Campbell, Freddie Morrison, Ronnie Clork, Gerald James, David Howell, Roy Winburn, Leverne Hopkins. Fourth Row: Franklin Melton, David Hill, David Brodshow, Beasley Atkinson, Roymond Chapman, Jim Garland, Gene Watson, Donold Huggins, Richard Johnson, Johnny Campbell. Fifth Row: Mr. H. E. Littleton, Sponsor, Mr. James Boyd, Sponsor, Bobby Hood, D. G. Garland. TRADE BUILDS BETTER MEN The T. and I. Club consists of boys who are students in Vocational Drawing, Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts, Industrial Math, or Shop classes. The club at Hartsville High School participates in T. and I. camps and state conventions. It contributes to the school program at Hartsville High by giving assembly programs, and printing Red Fox stationery, tickets, and personalized stationery and cards. Officers of the T. ond I. Club ore the following: William Brown, Vice-President; Ray Zeigler, President; Donold Huggins, Secretory; Gene Watson, Treosurer (not photographed). Bill Hopkins was o representative to the Civitan Youth Conference ot Wild Acres, North Carolina, where boys and girls from the Southern states studied human relations. BOY AND GIRL STATERS Mike McGee, Emerson Byrd, Milton Byrd, Mary Esther Denny, Woody Barfield, Jimmy Ousley, Press Beottie, ond Suzonne Smith were representatives to Palmetto Boys' and Girls' State for a week in June. The American Legion Auxiliary and various civic clubs of Hortsville sponsored the trip. During this week the representatives learned about our state government and practiced the principles they learned in elections and legislation. FIRE DRILL Fire Drill Coptoins, who help insure the school against destruction by fire ore as follows: Seated: Jerry Wotson, Sonny Longston, Goode Mobley, Maurice Stokes, Carl Newsome, Kenneth Jeffords, George How-kins. Standing: Raymond Hughey, Press Beottie, Charles Hughes, Potricia Byrd, Jimmy Moore, Brenda Rhodes, Billy Sherrill, Rayburn Tennant, Trel-lise Wilkes, Foye Hoys. YOUTH EXPERIENCES DEMOCRACY The girls in Girls' Block H Club serve os cheerleaders or have earned a letter by participating in basketball or tennis. Selling football progroms at home games is on annual project of the girls. Leading the club in promoting good sportsmanship at HHS are the following officers: Zeto Ingram, President; Trellise Wilkes, Vice-President; Delene Ingram, Secretory. Delene Ingram, Peggy Johnson, Zeto Ingram, Betty Teal, Pat Register, Rachel Adams, Betty Morrell, Linda Driggers, Betty McLean, Trellise Wilkes, Mary Mac Gettys, Jo Ellen Taylor. BLOCK H ERS LEAD IN SPORTSMANSHIP Boys who have won a letter playing a varsity sport are eligible for membership in the Boys7 Block H Club. The Club's two money-making projects for the year were a bottle drive and the selling of Red Fox auto booster plates. In the spring the Boys' Block H Club will sponsor a banquet. The officers are as follows: Press Beattie, President; Woody Barfield, Vice-President; Tommy McElveen, Secretary; Jimmy Ousley, Treasurer. First Row: Bobby Hood, Tommy Huggins, Hal Littleton, Bobby Shirley, Ronnie Holley, Press Beattie, Tommy McElveen, Jimmy Ousley, Woody Borfield, Jimmy Bell. Second Row: Nick Hall, Milton Byrd, Johnny Dovis, Jerry Goiney, Charles Perry, Tommy Bedenbough, Danny Askins, Paul O'Neal, Eddie Weldon. Third Row: Buddy Nicholson, Lorry Thompson, G. B. Newsome, Ray Zeigler, Maurice Parrott, Lukie Martin, Pete Coggesholl, Charles Hughes, Jimmy Griffin, Cecil Grooms, Dovid Howell. Fourth Row: Manning Privette, Mike McGee, Woody Morgan, Timmy Timmermon, James Morrison, Otis Hough, Daulton Keith, Jimmy Benfield, Richard Johnson, Wilson Smith, Fleming Ghocns, Beasley Atkinson. SERVICE IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS dule with his punctuality. Morjorie Watson, Mary Esther Denny, Ann Bell, Suzanne Smith, Sue Elliott, Brenda Poole, and Morvin Kittrell, members of the Nationol Honor Society, sell school supplies at the Green Counter. Assisting the teachers in showing classroom films ond slides ore the following members of the audio-visual team. Seot-ed: Charles Easterling, Freddie Morrison, Jimmy Ousley. Standing: Charles Perry, Tim Timmerman, Bill Howie, Press Beat-tie. Always on the job to serve us, are Jim Gorland, Jim Shelley, ond Marty Driggers, milk machine operators. Mrs. Harvin (top right) and Mrs. McGcc (top left) serve as cafeteria supervisors. Mrs. L. G. Grantham, Mrs. J. L. Williams, Mrs. Richord Wods-worth, Mrs. Edgor Lidc, Mrs. W. M. Brown, ond Mrs. Selma Mullis ore responsible for serving our doily lunches. ATHLETICS Athletics play an important part in the Hartsville High School program. Football, basketball, and baseball are the major sports offered to the students during the spring months. Participation in these sports creates a desire to excell and encourages co-operation among students. Individually, such participation builds self-confidence and good sportsmanship and promotes physical and mental development. Teammates and opponents, each desiring a victory for his school, often form lasting friendships and share valuable experiences. The enthusiasm of winning, the disappointment of losing, and the overall excitement that reigns at games completes the cycle of a well-planned school year. Nick Hall Guard Tommy Huggins Halfback Press Beattie Halfback Beasley Atkinson Tackle John Ewings Tackle TWO NEWS’’ LIFT A new coach and a new brand of football, blended in with some old-fashioned desire to win, produced the best season Hartsville has had since 1948. Coach Billy Seigler brought with him to Hartsville this past September a different brand of football and some new spirit. He changed the outlook of the entire team from a defeatist attitude to a confident one. The 1958 team surprised everyone with its fine 10-2 overall record and its 6-1 Pee Dee Conference record. Compared with last year's 3-9 overall record and seventh place finish in the conference, Jimmy Bell this was nothing short of sensational. The Red Foxes led the Confer- Quarterback These husky fellows compose the Red Fox line. First Row: Wilson Smith, Johnny Barfield, Woody Barfield, Mil-ton Byrd, Nick Hall, Beosley Atkinson, Lorry Thompson. Second Row: Tommy McElveen, John Ewings, James Morrison, John Watson, Marty Driggers, James Robbins, Jimmy Ousley. RED FOXES ence until the last game of the year. They lost a heartbreaker to their archrival, Darlington, 6-0 to lose the Pee Dee Conference championship by half a gome. This year, for the first time in five years, the Foxes won the homecoming game. The Cheraw Braves were the victims of the Foxes' 27-7 rout. The Red Foxes scored a mighty 244 points to their opponents' 1 10. Tommy Huggins led the team in scoring with 72 points and in rushing with over 1,000 yards. Jimmy Bell gained over 1,000 yards passing. The 1959 team will be hurt by the loss of 8 of the 11 starters, but Coach Seigler will have some fine material to work with next season. Wilson Smith End Jimmy Ousley End Woody Barfield Guard Milton Byrd Center Johnny Barfield Tackle Jim Garland Fullback For their outstanding play and leadership during the season, the teom elected the following os Red Fox captains: Co-Captain Tommy Huggins, Coptoin Woody Barfield, and Co-Captain Jim Garland. Richard Johnson Halfback RED FOXES AMAZE CONFERENCE Hartsville 26 Timmonsville 6 Hartsville 41 Marion 13 Hartsville 6 Lake City 0 Hartsville 13 Florence 34 Hartsville 13 Bishop England 12 Hartsville 27 Cheraw 7 Hartsville 45 Bennettsville 13 Hartsville 14 Mullins 12 Hartsville 40 Dillon 0 Hartsville 13 Bishopville 7 Hartsville 6 Camden 0 Hartsville 0 Darlington 6 Pee Dee Conference Games First Row: Lukie Martin, Paul Teal, Doulton Keith, Tommy Huggins, Jimmy Bell, Jimmy Benfield, Marty Driggers, Danny Askins. Second Row: G. L. Howell, Max Jones, James Robbins, Nick Hall, Milton Byrd, Woody Borfield, John Watson. Third Row: Johnny Lowing, John Ewings, Charles Hughes, James Morrison, Jim Shelley. Fourth Row: David Howell, Manoger; Johnny Barfield, Pete Coggeshall, Beasley Atkinson, Jimmy Griffin, Press Beattie, Jimmy Ousley. Fifth Row: Bucky Dudley, Rayburn Tennent, Wilson Smith, Tommy McElveen, Richard Johnson, Jim Garland, Fleming Ghoens. Richard Johnson (20) cuts back to elude Cheraw defense. Red Fox blockers are All Stater, Woody Barfield (65), and All Lower Stater, Beasley Atkinson (78). All-Conference back. Tommy Huggins (22), scampers for a 60 yard touchdown agoinst Bennettsville. Shrine Bowl guard. Woody Barfield (65), runs interference for him. Also in photo is All-Conference end, Wilson Smith (88). COACH BILLY SEIGLER has an impressive football record of only 1 1 losses in his 10 yeors of coaching. When he come to Hortsville, he took over a team that hod not had a winning season in 10 years and produced a near-championship squad. He was voted Pee Dee Conference Cooch of the Year. He is also head basketball coach at HHS. ASST COACH PAUL CHAPMAN coaches the Red Fox line and scouts opposing teams, furnishing valuable information to the Foxes. He is also heod track coach. His team advonccd from lost place in '57 to second place in the conference last year. CAPTAIN WOODY BARFIELD received the following honors in 1958: the teom's Most Valuable Player Trophy, the Red Fox Club's Blocking Trophy, member of the S. C Shrine Bowl Team, member of two All State Teams, and one All Lower State Team, member of All-Pee Dee Conference Team, the Pee Dee Touchdown Club's Area Lineman of the Yeor. CO-CAPTAIN TOMMY HUGGINS was voted the Most Valuoble Back by Coach Seigler. He was a member of the Eost Squad in the Pee Dee Tobacco Bowl, received honoroble mention on the News and Courier's All Lower State Team, and wos also on the All-Pee Dee Conference Team. Huggins was one of the leading scorers in the state with 72 points. CO-CAPTAIN JIM GARLAND earned the teom's Most Improved Player Award. Garland exhibited his rapid improvement by gaining over 500 yards in the last four gomes. Many considered Gorlond to be the most underrated player in the conference. PRESS BEATTIE was injured in the eighth gome of the seoson, but not before he had earned the team's trophy for the Best Back. Until his injury Beattie wos one of the leading runners in the stote. JOHNNY LAWING (21) goes up the middle of the big Hortsville line for o touchdown in the Bennettsville gome. Other Red Foxes in the oction ore All-Conference tockle, Beosley Atkinson (78), Shrine Bowl guard. Woody Bar-field, ond All-Conference guard, Nick Hall. BOBBY HOOD ond DAVID HOWELL, managers, were the two hardest working members of the team. The squad considered them the best in the state. They will be hard to replace. BEASLEY ATKINSON eomed, by his great all-around play during the '58 season, the teom's Most Valuable Lineman Trophy. Atkinson was o member of the East Squad in the Pee Dee Tobacco Bowl and was on the All-Pee Dee Conference Teom. He was olso selected on the News and Courier's All Lower State Team. NICK HALL, a defensive standout, won the trophy for the team's Best Lineman. Hall was a member of the East Squad in the Pee Dee Tobacco Bowl and received honorable mention on the All-Pee Dee Conference Team. Pot Register, Betty Teal, Jo Ellen Taylor, Nancy Hofner, Linda Driggers, Betty Morrell, Mary Mac Gettys, Mary Elmore, and Rochel Adorns, Hortsville High School cheerleaders, add spirit and sparkle to the football and bosketboll gomes. Renee McGee, cheerleader moscot, exhibits her youthful pep as she joins in o yell with the student body. Enthusiastic Jo Ellen Taylor, head cheerleader, leads the cheers at athletic events, assemblies, and pep rallies. The snappy Hortsville High School Bond performs during half-time at the football games. Members of the Pep Squad with their vibrant school spirit urge the team on to victory by assisting the cheerleaders in yells. First Row: Betty Helms, Pot Wheless, Tincie Crouch, Gladys Porker, Betty Delle Byerly, Ellen Harden, Alice Reid, Nancy Toylor. Second Row: Norma Jean Wimberly, Koye Hammonds, Foye Hays, Martha Moye Dickinson, Deloine Johnson, Patsy Hodge, Pat Denny, Ann Barry. Third Row: Meg Andrews, Becky Sparrow, Judy Sherron, Barbara Haynes, Belva Howie, Zelma Ann Bell, Mova Williams. Fourth Row: Burney Bristow, Irene Crowley, Alana Immerso, Noncy Pitts, Mary Ruth Hinson, Lucia Lewis, Bren Johnston. HOMECOMING Roy Richey, beautiful homecoming queen, leaves the field amid the opplouse of her loyol subjects offer the coronation ceremony. By toking port in the porodc, the Future Homemakers odd to the festivities of homecoming. Other organizations and groups olso worked hard to make floots thot would illustrote the parade theme, Out of This World. Homecoming sponsors for the senior football ployers graced the stands during the homecoming clash. First Row: Jo Ann Hicks for Richord Johnson, Ann Howie for Jim Garland. Second Row: Ophelia Warr for Beasley Atkinson, Gay Martin for Nick Hall. Third Row: Marjorie Watson for Woody Barfield, Michaele Powell for John Watson. Fourth Row: Jo Ann Parker for Milton Byrd, .Norma Jean Wimberly for Tommy Huggins. Fifth Row: Lois Stewort for Press Beattie, Zeto Forte for Jimmy Ousley. The Red Fox Band increases the goiety ond enthusiasm of homecoming by participating in the afternoon parade and in the holf-time ceremonies. Beasley Atkinson (78), Jimmy Ousley (89), Nick Holl (66), and Johnny Barfield (75) form a protective wall for Jim Garland as he gains yardage in the homecoming game. Manning Privette Center Paul O'Neal Forward Jimmy Griffin Guard Ronnie Holley Guard BOYS' Carrying over a winning streak begun last season, the Boys' Basketball Team racked up a 22-1 overall record. The lone defeat came at the hands of a fired-up Lake City five in the finals of the Pee Dee Conference Tournament. Under the guidance of Coach Billy Seigler the Red Foxes defeated each conference opponent twice during the regular season. Using their height to good advantage. Manning Privette and Woody Morgan controlled the backboards while jump-shot artist Paul O'Neal, playmaker Ronnie Holley, and All-Tournoment guard Jommy Griffin, played the backcourt. Manning Privette, 6'7 All-Tournament Team selection, led the conference in both scoring and rebounding. His scoring average was 18.3 points and 19.9 rebounds per game. Our boys teamed up with the Foxettes to defeat Darlington 3 out of 4 times to give Hartsville a 3-2 lead in the race for the coveted Sportsmanship Trophy. Hartsville 65 Bennettsville 36 Hartsville 56 Darlington 45 Hartsville 67 Cheraw 26 Hartsville 33 Lake City 32 Hartsville 101 Mullins 32 Hartsville 47 Marion 33 Hartsville 64 Dillon 45 Hartsville 43 Bennettsville 27 Hartsville 56 Darlington 35 Hartsville 26 Cheraw 5 Hartsville 59 Lake City 44 Hartsville 30 Mullins 28 Hartsville 46 Marion 22 Hartsville 58 Dillon 23 Monogers, Dovid Howell ond Mitchell Porker, ore valuable members of the squad. v-ooch billy beigler, coming to Hortsville from o freshman coaching position ot Clemson College, brought with him new ideas that led to an extremely successful season. In winning 21 straight games the Foxes set a new school record. Woody Morgan Forward BASKETBALL First Row: Betty McLeon, Vorsity; Louella Byrd, Varsity; Delene Ingram, Varsity; Zeta Ingrom, Varsity; Peggy Johnson, Varsity; Jackie Sellers, Nancy Taylor. Second Row: Yvonne Parnell, Annie Ray Jones, Dione Chopmon, Vorsity; Carol Cosey, Sora Perkins, Sonja Morrell, Loura Lide, Pat Flowers, Faye Hays. Noncy Pitts, Varsity, and Bren Johnston, Manager, (not photogrophed). GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The Foxette basketball team advanced a step this season as the girls moved to fourth place in the Pee Dee Conference standings. Always showing a lot of enthusiasm, the Foxettes offered plenty of excitement to the fans who turned out in large numbers to see the games. Although the boys overshadowed the lassies, the girls' 7-7 conference record and 10-8 overall record brought plenty of satisfaction to the team's many fans. In the Pee Dee Conference Tournament the Foxettes fought their way to the semifinals. The same Bennetts- ville team that defeated them twice during the regular season eliminated them from semifinal play. Zeta Ingram led the conference for the second year scoring 30.4 points per game. Selected to the Pee Dee All-Conference and All-Tournament teams, Zeta ranked second in the conference in free throws. The Foxettes expect to have an outstanding season next year as they lose only two players, Zeta Ingram and Betty McLean. 100 SCOREBOARD Hartsville.............43 Hartsville.............31 Hartsville.............56 Hartsville.............39 Hartsville.............62 Hartsville.............25 Hartsville.............43 Hartsville.............34 Hartsville.............39 Hartsville.............54 Hartsville.............47 Hartsville.............39 Hartsville.............40 Hartsville.............26 Bennettsville .... 47 Darlington 34 Cheraw 46 Lake City 26 Mullins 44 Marion 60 Dillon 31 Bennettsville .... 42 Darlington 36 Cheraw 50 Lake City 33 Mullins 45 Marion 60 Dillon 29 Cooch Jeon Evons led the Foxettes to o 10-8 overall record this season and to the semifinals of the Pee Dee Conference Tournament for the second straight year. Betty McLeon guords a Mullins plover os she attempts to score two points. Dione Chopmon and Louello Byrd come up to assist her. Zeta Ingram, Pee Dee Conference scoring chompion, dribbles by a Mullins player os she drives in to score two more points. First Row: Tommy Bedenbough, Bobby Pate, Pinckney Dennis, Billy Lipscomb, Colburn Flowers, Wayne Pigg, Ronnie Holley. Second Row: Charles Perry, Bobby Shirley, Ronald Gardner, Joe Williams, Press Beattie, Wilson Hunt. Third Row: Dovid Howell, Manager; Johnny Davis, Woody Barfield, Hal Littleton, Mike McGee, Jimmy Bell, Mr. Ray Petty, Coach. BASEBALL Coach Petty talks over pre-gQrne Billy Lipscomb. strategy with Co-Captain Led by Captains Colburn Flowers and Billy Lipscomb, the 1958 Baseball Team wrapped up their first Pee Dee Conference Championship. The Foxes beat every opponent at least once to post a fine 10-4 record in the conference. Selected on the All-Conference Team were Colburn Flowers, first team. Woody Barfield and Pinckney Dennis, second team. Dillon 2- 0 2- 5 Lake City 3- 4 5- 4 Marion 0- 3 12- 3 Mullins 4- 5 10- 6 Bennettsville 7- 3 10- 2 Cheraw 6- 1 2- 3 Darlington 3- 2 8- 0 Sumter 5- 2 3-11 Bishopville 3-11 1- 8 High hurdlers, Tim and John Timmerman, loosen up in anticipation of a tough race. Scott Jordon displays the form that helped him place in conference meets. track The loud report from the starter's pistol and the swish of rapid feet flying through the cinders symbolized track at Hartsville High this year. Led by captain and high scorer, John Timmerman, the tracksters surpassed all previous expectations this year as they emerged victorious in all dual and triangular meets. Coach Paul Chapman's persistent cindermen again rallied to capture second place in the Pee Dee Conference Meet at Bennettsville. At the conference meet John Watson paced the milers and John Timmerman set a new record time in Pee Dee Conference Track. Two weeks later at the Lower State Meet, twelve Red Foxes qualified to compete in the Class AA State Meet in Columbia. In the state's capitol city Timmerman was high scorer for Hartsville as he placed fourth in the low hurdles, third in the high jump, and the first in the high hurdles. First Row: Pete Coggesholl, Byars Guest, Daulton Keith, John Timmermon, Jimmy Benfield, Scott Jordan, Danny As-kins. Second Row: Bobby Hood, Larry Glasscock, John Coates, Robert Alexander, Dante Parrot. Third Row: Cooch Paul Chapman, Larry Thompson, Billy Smith, Tim Timmermon, Fleming Ghoens, James Robbins. Trellise returns o serve with a forehand shot as Beth stands ready. GIRLS’ First man, Kaye Pennington, and two other senior players, Flora McNair and Beth Hays, headed the Girls' Tennis Team which racked up a 3-2 overall record. Although this was not a bad record, it did not compare with the 1957 record 7-0. Flora McNair, the Pee Dee Conference Singles Champion, accompanied Kaye Pennington to the finals in the Conference Doubles Match. Beth drops an easy lob just over the net to cause trouble the opponent. TENNIS SCOREBOARD Hartsville 0 Dreher 6 Hartsville 6 Bennettsville 0 Hartsville 6 Bennettsville 0 Hartsville 4 Darlington 2 Hartsville 2 Cheraw 4 Trellise Wilkes, Flora McNair, Kaye Pennington, Beth Hays, Linda Eddings. m r « 'V ' yi. S':! .. w¥ � •. • vV?z -i Jan Caddell, Woody Morgan, James Hicks. Harry Frampton, Eddie Weldon, Freddie Morrison (not photographed). SCOREBOARD Though the 1958 Boys' Tennis Team record of 2-2 was not so impressive as the 1957 record of 6-1, it was an exciting season. The loss of Jan Caddell and first man, James Hicks, will hurt, but with three returning lettermen the team should prove to be stronger in 1959. Hartsville 0 Darlington 7 Hartsville 1 Darlington 6 Hartsville 5 Cheraw 2 Hartsville 5 Bennettsville 2 BOYS’ TENNIS Horry Frampton sloms the ball over the net os Jan Caddell protects the back court. James Hicks shows the strong backhand stroke that helped him become first man. FEATURES The feature section presents the beauties, honorees, and favorites of the student body of Hartsville High School. Students pictured in these pages possess exceptional charm or outstanding talents worthy of recognition. The Homecoming Queen and her court, elected by popular vote, grace the opening pages of this section. The queen is a member of the senior class and the court is made up of representatives from all four classes. On the honors page are those chosen by the faculty and student body as outstanding among their classmates. The seniors nominate and the faculty elects the D.A.R. Award winner, King Teen, and Miss Hi Miss. The faculty selects the editors of the Retrospect and Newsreel on the basis of interest and ability. The Quill and Scroll is a national honorary organization for junior and senior journalism students who have an acceptable number of published inches. The superlatives are seniors whose classmates recognize their distinctive personality traits. HOMECOMING COURT f Ada Sparrow Betty Teal Gloria Grant Mary Esther Denny Kaye Hammonds Mary Elmore MISS HI MISS Jo Ann Parker D.A.R. AWARD Mary Esther Denny EDITORS OF NEWSREEL AND RETROSPECT Suzanne Smith Gail Morrison Mary Esther Denny KING TEEN Press Beattie QUILL AND SCROLL Jimmy Ballard Christy Wood Suzanne Smith Ann Bell ADS During the late summer and early fall, members of the Retrospect Staff canvassed the town merchants. The response to the advertising campaign was tremendous, and the staff greatly appreciates this support. Without the co-operation of the local merchants the Hartsville High School seniors could not publish the annual. The Retrospect gives the seniors an opportunity to capture the thrilling moments of their graduating year in pictures and print. To the merchants of Hartsville we extend our sincere thanks. We hope that our yearbook will promote friendly relations between the school and the community and will continue to be a profitable medium of advertisement. Yes, graduation day is just the real beginning of your life. With your education to guide you, curiosity to lead you, and drive to stick to a job ’til it’s done . . . you are just at Chapter 1 in the book of life. May the turning pages in your book write of the thrill of accomplishment, and the success and happiness that comes with it. We wish you every success! SONOCO PRODUCTS COMPANY World’s Largest Manufacturers of Cones and Tubes for the Textile Industry. Hartsville, S. C. THE BAM OF HARTSVILLE Established 1903 Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Graduating Class of the HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System J. L. COKER COMPANY £ 1865-1959 Hartsville, South Carolina Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes To Graduation Class of 1959 HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Ninety-four Years of Devoted Service to Hartsville and the Pee Dee Section of South Carolina HARTSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT Fred E. Watson, Chief, quotes Seymour Taylor: IF EVERYONE If every one who drives a car Could lie a month in bed, With broken bones and stitched-up wounds, Or fractures of the head. And there endure the agonies That many people do. They’d never need preach safety Any more to me or you. If every one could meet The wife and children left behind And step into the darkened home Where once the sunlight shined, And look upon the “Vacant Chair” Where Daddy used to sit, I am sure each reckless driver Would be forced to think a bit. If every one could stand beside The bed of some close friend And hear the doctor say “No Hope’’ Before the fatal end, And see him there unconscious Never knowing what took place, The laws and rules of traffic I am sure we’d soon embrace. If every one who takes the wheel Would say a little prayer, And keep in mind those in the car Depending on his care, And make a vow and pledge himself To never take a chance The Great Crusade for Safety Would suddenly advance. 1200 Carolina Avenue Hartsville, S. C. C. E. DENNY, Home Owner Dial ED 2-3472 PEE DEE POULTRY Finest Poultry Since 1949 ED 2-9691 South Carolina Grade A Eggs RAYMOND'S AUTO SUPPLY HOUSE Dial ED 2-8141 Harstville, S. C. PARTS • SUPPLIES • EQUIPMENT -ft -----ft----------------------------------- $ood Food and Friendly Service RAINBOW IN Owned and Operated By JAMES W. MILLER 1 J HARTSVILLE CHEMICAL f ' COMPANY jj i “We specialize in satisfied customers” FRAMPTON’S MEN’S STORE See Us'For Ivy i ea $ue Styles L B. C. MOORE AND SONS, INC. “Buy from Moore and save more” Hartsville, S. C. BERRY THEATER “The Showplace of Hartsville” QUALITY HARDWARE 1217 5th Street Dial ED 2-3701 THE HARTSVILLE MESSENGER HARTSVILLE FUEL CO. Texaco Heating Oils and Quality Coal Darling-ton County’s Home Newspaper Since 1893 IISF-ASPINOOK FINISHING DIVISION CERA CORPORATION BLEACHERS • PRINTERS • DYERS • FINISHERS Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 Hartsville Plant Hartsville, South Carolina 120 Best Wishes THE PEOPLES Bilik Member F. D. I. C. .21 Best Wishes INTERNATIONAL MINERALS and CHEMICAL COMPANY HARTSVILLE DRUG COMPANY Joe H. McCullough, R. P. Spanning a half century of service to Carolinians The progress made during our first fifty years of service is a matter of much pride to all of us here at CP L. We intend to maintain this tradition of service and we dedicate ourselves anew to an even Finer Carolina in the years that lie ahead. CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY Best Wishes HARTSVILLE FURR'S DEPARTMENT STORE SERVICE 1236 Carolina Ave. STATION Phone ED 2-6751 BUCHANAN JEWELERS Watches-Jewelry Ronsons Repaired Rings Sized-Pearls Restrung Special Orders Ph. Ed 2-3381 Hartsville, S. C. DIXIE PIG DRIVE-IN Specializes in Bar-B-Que Hamburgers Hot Dogs Plate Lunches Complete Fountain Service 122 BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Hartsville’s Leading Department Store Hartsville, S. C. BROWN-PENNINGTON FUNERAL HOME Hartsville, S. C. FREEMAN AND SMITH QUALITY JEWELERS Hamilton • Elgin • Bulova • Omega • Wylder Watches Keepsake Diamonds Heirloom and Lunt Silver Glastonbury Tippin Crystal Lenox, Castleton, Flintridge, and Bavarian Fine China Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Hartsville, S. C. WOOD'S 5 10 STORE Hartsville’s First DARLINGTON-HARTSVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Live Modern-Have a Coke HARTSVILLE BUILDERS, INC. THE LAKESHORE Motor Court and Dining Room Hartsville, S. C. COKER'S PEDIGREED SEED COMPANY Hartsville, South Carolina The South’s Foremost Seed Breeders 124 125 CANNON INSURANCE AGENCY Auto • Life • Fire and Casualty “Our Policy Is Your Protection” 1802 W. Carolina Avenue Hartsville, S. C. HARTSVILLE OIL MILL Cotton Seed and Soy Bean Processing Producers of Vegetable Oil and High Protein Meals Hartsville South Carolina BOYD POWE DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Hartsville, South Carolina Best Wishes HYGEIA DAIRY Imperial Chrysler Plymouth GUARANTEE Rambler Metropolitan Simca MOTORS SEGARS CHEVROLET-CADILLAC COMPANY 126 REDFEARN’S FOOD STORE 1215 Fifth Street Hartsville, S. C. HARRY’S ESSO STATION “Friendly Service” 1300 College Avenue ARCADE HOTEL Always A Friendly Welcome I)R. ROBERT W. TURBEVILLE, O.D. Eyes Examined Hartsville, S. C. 1343 Carolina Ave. Dial ED 2-8323 J. C. PENNY CO. Where Millions Shop and Save THE REDFEARNS’ MOTOR COURT Best Wishes NEWSOM BUILDER’S SUPPLY 1502 Sumter St. Hartsville, S. C. C. A. HUGHES PLUMBING Hartsville, S. C. RICH’S TEXACO SERVICE STATION COLUMBIA SEAFOOD MARKET PENNINGTON FURNITURE COMPANY CAROLINA FOOD SHOP We Deliver Dial ED 2-7581 Best Wishes HAL’S ESSO SERVICE Best Wishes WALTERS UPHOLSTERY HARTSVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY W. H. HICKS SON 1224 College Avenue Hartsville, S. C. 127 TOM HUGH’S SERVICE STATION “Service Station With Service” SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS COMPANY HOLLAND OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY W. H. CLOTHING COMPANY MARSHALL’S FLOWER SHOP OAK FURNITURE COMPANY “Flowers For All Occasions” Hartsville, S C. REFRESHMENT CENTER Breakfast-Sandwiches-Drinks Open 5:30 A. M.-9:30 P. M. JOHNSON’S DRIVE-IN Sandwiches of all kinds Courteous Curb Service Dial ED 2-9157 PIGGLY WIGGLY “Cleanest food store in town” SANITARY DRY CLEANERS The Home of Finest Chlorophyll Cleaning and Finishing RUTH’S DRIVE-IN Hot Dogs-Sandwiches Milk Shakes-Soft Drinks Curb Service-Plate Lunches Phone ED 2-6771 Best Wishes PROFESSIONAL CLEANERS W. M. TIMBERLAKE Distributor TEXACO and FIRESTONE COX MUSIC HOUSE Everything in Music Pianos-Musical Instruments Radios-Records-Sheet Music TV—Hi-Fi Systems 1319 Carolina Dial ED 2-3351 Hartsville, S. C. 128 BUYCK-COWARD COMPANY HARRISON’S Pretty Clothes For Pretty Girls Phone ED 2-3343 Fifth St. SHELL SERVICE Dial ED 2-7233 Route 15 Best Wishes BALLARD ELECTRIC CO. BRISTOW FLOWER SHOP 1323 Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S. C. CAROLINA ESSO Best Wishes Tommy Wallace, Mgr. RED DOT GROCERY FIFTH STREET CLEANERS S. Fifth Street—1347 Carolina Ave. Best Wishes and COMMUNITY CLEANERS ROSE’S 5 ? 10? 25 Best Wishes IRVIN J. MOORE REFRIGERATOR SERVICE DENNY BROTHERS JEWELERS Since 1908 1206 Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S. C. THE BEACON Best Wishes B. H. Windham, Owner Good Food G J I.G.A. SUPER MARKET ED 2-6272 Hartsville, S. C. Tony Jones and Hugh Gibson MORRISON’S SPORTING GOODS Hartsville Feed and Seed Co. 1312 Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S. C. T. L. Maxwell, Prop. Dial ED 2-3341 DIXON TIRE SERVICE For Printing Goodyear Tires PORTER’S SERVICE PRESS General Electric Appliances Phone ED 2-3221 129 ASHCRAFT STUDIOS CLAUDE’S SERVICE STATION “The Best in TEXACO Service” MOORE HEATING SHEET METAL WORKS SOUTH 15 Delco-Heat Furnaces James N. Moore, Proprietor DRIVE IN ARCADE BARBER SHOP PEOPLE’S NATURAL GAS CO. of South Carolina “We need your head in our business” 1204 Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S. C. ECONOMY DRUG W. D. Arthur and Company and STORE W. D. Arthur Oil Company PEE DEE HATCHERY SANITONE DRY CLEANING Patton’s Laundry Cleaners South Fifth Street Hartsville Laundry Cleaners 1223 College Ave. FRANK FARM EQUIPMENT John Deere KIMBRELL’S Sales and Quality Service” Dependable Furniture COMMUNITY DRUG STORE Best Wishes ENTERPRISE LUMBER CO. KESSLER’S TELEVISION SERVICE LITTLE BETSY’S DRIVE-IN Thick Shakes Bar-B-Q Short Orders Sandwiches Hartsville-McBee Highway 130 SENIOR STATISTICS ADAMS, JANICE: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Secretary 59; Library Club 56, 57, 58; Georgetown Library Convention Delegate 56, F.H.A. 56, 57, 58; F.H.A. Dress Review 56; Delegate to J.H.A. Convention at State Foir 57; F.H.A. Home Project Award 58; Library Convention Delegote 58; Hose Salesman 58; F.T.A. 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman. ALLEN, BRENDA JEAN: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Student Council 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom President 56, 57, 58; Homeroom Secretary 59, Junior Homemakers of America 56, 57; Judge for J.H.A. Fashion Show 56, 57; J.H.A. Program Committee 56, 57; J.H.A. Award for Home Project 57; J.H.A. Scrapbook Committee 56; Yearbook Committee 56; Floot Committee 56, 57, J.H.A. District Meeting 56, 57; J.H.A. State Convention 56, 57; Future Homemakers of America 58; F.H.A. State Convention 58; Curtis Magozine Solesmon 59; Chorus 56; Biology Club 57; Christian Youth 56; Fire Drill Committee 56; Tenth Grade Carnival 56; Future Business Leaders of Americo 58; Student Council Floot 56, 57; Information Desk 56. 57; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 56; Decorating and Food Committee 58. ANDERSON, MILDRED LOIS: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Chorus 56, 57, 58, 59; Chorus Secretory 59; District Music Festival 56, 58; Library Assistant 56; Junior Vorsity Cheerleader 56; State Music Festival 56, 58; Latin Club 56; Tenth Grade Carnival 57; Float Committee 57, 58, 59; Newsreel Convention 57; Nonette 58, 59; Junior-Senior Decorotion Committee 58, Talent Night 58; Stote Chorus Clinic 58, 59; H.H.S. Representative on Party Time 59. ATKINSON, BEASLEY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Football 56, 57, 58, 59, Track 57, 53; F.F.A. 56, 57, 58; T. and I. Club 58, 59; Bus Driver 58, 59. ATKINSON, HEYWARD: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Vice-President 58; F.F.A. 55, 56, 57; T. and I. Club 55, 56, 58, 59. BALLARD, JIMMY: Student Gencrol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Christian Youth 56, 57; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Latin Club 56, Science Club 56; Junior Class Talent Night 56, 57; Newsreel Staff 57, 58, 59; Sports Editor of Newsreel 58; Delegote to SCSPA Award Banquet 57, 58; Quill and Scroll 58, 59; High Salesman for Curtis Magazine Sales 59; Commencement Marshal 58, Checker Tournament 58; Third Place in Story-of-the-Month Contest 57; Tenth Grade Carnivol 57; Junior-Senior Program Committee 58. BARFIELD, CAROLYN: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Vice-President 58; J.H.A. 56, 57; Stote Foir 56, 57; Nurses' Club 59. BARFIELD, WOODY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom President 57, 58; Footboll 56, 57, 58, 59; Captain 59; Shrine Bowl 59; All Stote Footboll 59; All Conference Football 58, 59; All Lower State Footboll 59; Most Valuable Ployer 59; Blocking Trophy 59; Lineman of Week Award 59; Conference Lineman of Week 59; Spartanburg Herald Journal Team of Week 59; Fox Prints Stoff 57; Boseboll 56, 57, 58, 59; All Conference Baseball 58; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Student Council 57, 58; Treasurer 58; Junior Class Treasurer 58; Sophomore Class Vice-President 57; Retrospect Stoff 59; Sports Editor 59; Block H Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Reporter 58; Vice-President 59; Latin Club 56; Curtis Magazine Solesmon 59; Junior-Senior Planning Commiitee 58; Office Assistant 56, 57, 58; Boys' Stote 58; Stote Student Council Convention 58; Fire Drill Committee 56; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 57; District Student Council Convention 58, Areo Lineman of the Year 59. BARRETT, SIMONE: Student General Association 58, 59; Tronsfer from Logon High School 58; Home Room Club 57, 58, 59; Student Council 58, 59; Future Teochers of Americo 59; Chorus 58, 59, President 59; Choroleers 58, 59; Junior Class Talent Night 58; Class Night Usher 58, District Music Festival 58; State Music Festivol 58; State Chorus Clinic 58; Student Director of Junior Class Play 58. BEATTIE, PRESS: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom President 58, 59; Boys' State 58, AudiOrVisuol Team 58, 59; National Junior Honor Society 56; Football Team 56, 57, 58, 59; Baseball Teom 56, 57, 58, 59; Track Teom 56, 57; Lieutenant Fire Morshol 59; Most Voluoble Back Aword 59; Lotin Club 56; Biology Club 57; Junior-Senior Master of Ceremonies 58; Assembly Committee 57, 58, 59; Junior-Senior Orchestra Committee 58; Block H Club 57, 58, 59; President 59; T. and I. Club 59; Junior Class Talent Night 58; King Teen 59; Commencement Morshol 58; Secretary of Junior Class 58; Office Assistant 56. BELL, VIRGINIA ANN: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59: Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Newsreel Staff 56, 57, 58, 59; Associate Editor 59; Districr South Corolino Press Association Convention 57, 58, 59; State South Carolina Scholastic Press Association Convention 58, 59; Southern Interscho-lastic Press Association Convention 58; Lotin Club 56; Librory Club 56; Library Club Convention 56; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Notional Honor Society 58, 59; International Quill and Scroll 58, 59; Junior-Senior Refreshment Committee 58; Homecoming Dance Committee 58, Placed in Story-of-the-Month Contest 57, 58, 59; Folio Stoff 58; Junior Class Ploy 58; Class Night Morshol 58; Green Counter 59. BELL, ZELMA ANN: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Mojorette 56, 57; Latin Club 56, 57; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Chorus 56; State and District Twirling Festivals 56; First Place Rating; Christian Youth 56; Member of Stote Baton Teom Chompions 57; Future Teachers of America 57, 58, 59; Future Business Leaders of America 59; President 59; Miss FBLA 59; Third High Salesman in Magazine Campaign 59; Pep Squad 59; Winner of Voice of Democracy Contest 59; Second Ploce in FBLA Speaking Contest 59; Newsreel Stoff 59; Reporter for Discussion Group at Stote FBLA Workshop 59; Twirler in Junior Class Talent Show 57; Tenth Grade Cornival Committee 57. BRADSHAW, ROSALIND H.: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Latin Club 56; Future Nurses' Club 58, 59; Junior Homemakers of America 57; Fox Prints Staff 57; Chorus 59; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 57. BROCK, BARBARA: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59. BROWN, BOBBY: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Musical Foxes 56, 57; Morching Bond 57, 58; Concert Band 57, 58; North Corolina Shrine Bowl Parode 57; Junior Closs Talent Night 56, 57; T. ond I. Club 57, 58; Ensemble District Bond Festivol 57; Curtis Magozine Salesman 59; District Bond Festival 57; Stote Bond Festivol 58; Commencement Bond 57. BROWN, LEON: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Bus Driver 57, 58. BROWN, WILLIAM: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, F.F.A. 56, 57, 58; T. ond I. Club 58, 59; Vice-President 59; Curtis Magozine Solesmon 59. BRYANT, JAMES HENRY, III: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Student Director of Checker Tournament 59, Checker Tournoment Finolist 58, 59; Bond 56, 57, 58, 59; State Bond Clinic 56, 57, 58, 59; Curtis Magazine Certificate 59. BURKETT, HARVEY DEWITT: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, T. ond I. Club 56, 57; F.F.A. Club 58, 59. BYRD, EMERSON: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Musical Foxes 56, 57; Marching Bond 56, 57, 58, 59; Concert Band 56, 57, 58, 59; District Band Festivol 56, 57, 58; State Bond Festival 56, 57; District Band Clinic 56, 57; Bond Awards 56, 57, 58, 59; All-State Representative 131 SENIOR STATISTICS Band 58; North Carolina Shrine Bowl Parade 57; South Carolina Shrine Bowl Parode 56; Pee Dee Fair Bond Contest 56, 58, 59; Commencement Bond 56, 57; Junior Closs Play 58; Latin Club 56, 57; Commencement Marshal 58; Junior Class Talent Night 56, 57, 58, Palmetto Boys' State 58, T. and I. Club 59; First Chair Clorinet 57, 58, 59; Ensemble District Band Festival 56; Clarinet Solo, District Bond Festival 57, 58; Clarinet Solo, State Band Festival 57, 58; Curtis Magazine Salesman 59. BYRD, MILTON: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom President 59; Student Council 59; Bus Driver 58, 59, Junior-Senior Committee 58; Fire Marshal 58, F.F.A. Club 56, 57, 58; President 58; Curtis Magazine Campaign 59; Boys' State 58, Teen-age Rood-e-o, 2nd Place 57, 58; Football Team 57, 58, 59; To-bocco Bowl Team 59; Block H Club 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 59; Junior Class Talent Night Master of Ceremonies 58; Junior Class Play 58; Biology Club 57. BYRD, W. WAYNE: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; F.F.A. 56; Land Judging Team 56, Fire Drill Committee 56, 59; Fire Chief 59; Homeroom President 57; Student Council 57; Junior-Senior Donee Committee 58; T. and I. Club 59; Bus Driver 59. CHAPMAN, CATHY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Secretory 56, 58; J.H.A. 56, 57; Homeroom Vice-President 57, F.H.A. 58; Future Nurses' Club 58, 59; F.H.A. Home Project Aword 58; Fire Drill Committee 58; Foir Doy 56, 57, 58, Curtis Mogozine Salesman 59, Junior-Senior Committee 58; Carnival Committee 57; Biology Club 57. CHAPMAN, RAYMOND: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; F.F.A. 56, 57, 58; Treasurer 58; Dromotics Club 56, 57; Bus Driver 58; Lond Judging 57; Parliamentary Procedure Team 56, 57, 58; Dramatics ot Winthrop College 57; T. and I. Club 58, 59; Magazine Salesman 59. CROWLEY, BARBARA: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; F.H.A. 56, 57; Student Council 57, F.T.A. 57, 59; F.N.A. 59, Glee Club 57; Library Club 57, Hose Salesman 58; Curtis Mogazine Campaign 59; Delegate to Student Council Convention 57. DAVIS, CARROLL: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 59. DAVIS, JOHN W.: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom President 56; Latin Club 56, Vice-President 57; Tenth Grode Carnival 57; Lab Assistant 58, Curtis Magozine Certificate 59; Graduation Marshal 58; Student Council 56; Biology Club 57. DENNY, MARY ESTHER: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Lotin Club 56; Library Club 56, 57, 58, Delegate to State Library Convention 58, District Library Convention 56, 57; Junior Closs Play 58; Green Counter Committee 56, 59; Member of Homecoming Queen's Court 59; Co-editor of Retrospect 59; Delegotc to Girls' State 58; Commencement Marshol 58; Curtis Magozine Certificate 59; Junior Class Talent Night 57; D.A.R. Award 59; Chairman of Junior Class Parent Committee 58; Creative Writing 57, Candidate for ''Miss Red Fox 59; Hartsville High Ways Stoff 59; Tenth Grade Cornivol Committee 57; Junior-Senior Favors Committee 58; Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Senior Honor Society 58, 59. EASTERLING, CHARLES HENRY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Band 56, 57, 58, Musical Foxes 56, 57; Latin Club 56; District Bond Clinic 57, 58; District Bond Clinic Solo 57, 58; Stote Bond Clinic Solo 57, 58; Stote Representative Band 57; All Stote Band 57, 58; Junior Class Tolent Night 56, 57; Lab Assistant 59; District Band Clinic Ensemble 56; State Band Clinic Ensemble 56; Orchestra Committee for Junior-Senior 58; Audio-Visual Team 58, 59; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 57. ELLIOTT, SUSAN REYNOLDS: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Secretory 59; Notional Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Notional Honor Society 58, 59; President 59, Hartsville High Ways Staff 59; Fire Drill Committee 58; Tenth Grode Carnival Committee 57; Chorus 58; District Music Festival 58; Stote Music Festivol 58; Library Club 56, 57, District Librory Convention 56; Lotin Club 56; Commencement Marshal 58; Green Counter Committee 59; Junior Class Ploy 58; Placed in Stote Mental Contest 58; Curtis Mogozine Certificate 59; Junior-Senior Steering Committee 58; Chairman of Invitation Committee 58; Senior Float Committee 59; Junior Talent Show Committee 58; Retrospect Staff 59; Feature Editor 59; Advertising Salesman 59. FLOWERS, CAROLYN: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 56, 57; Library Club 56; F.H.A. 58; Office Assistant 58; Homecoming Sponsor 58; Junior-Senior Committee 58; J.H.A. Leadership Weekend 57; Library Club 57; Future Nurses' Club 59; Candidate for Miss Red Fox 59; Homecoming Sponsor 59; Curtis Mogazine Campaign 59. FLOWERS, ELLA MARGARET: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 56, 57; Lunch Room Assistant 56, 57, 58, 59, J.H.A. Convention 57, GAINEY, JAMES: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Student Council 56; T. and I. Club 57, 58, 59. GALLOWAY, SANDRA ELAINE: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 56, 57; Office Assistant 59; Homeroom Secretary 59; Junior Class Play Marshal 58; Junior-Senior Program Committee 58; Curtis Magozine Compoign Certificate 59. GARDNER, ROBERT C.: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59. GARLAND, JIM: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Block H Club 57, 58, 59; Football Team 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 57, 58, 59; Fire Drill 57, 58; Vice-President of State T. and I. Club 58; Bus Driver 57, 58; T. and I. Convention 57, 58, 59; Most Improved Ployer Trophy 59. GARRIS, PRISCILLA: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Secretary-Treosurer 56, 57, 58; Fire Drill Committee 58; F.H.A. 56, 57, 58; Future Nurses' Club 59. GHOENS, FLEMING: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Track Teom 57, 58, 59; Football Teom 57, 58; Pee Dee Conference Track Meet 57, 58, 59; Lower Stote Track Meet 58, 59; Sandhill Invitational Track Meet 57; Homeroom Mogozine Coptoin 58; Block H Club 57, 58, 59, T. ond I. Club 58, 59. GIBSON, WALLACE: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 59. GRANT, GLORIA: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Secretary 57; Marching ond Concert Band 56, 57, 58; District Band Festivol 56, 57, 58; Stote Band Festival 56, 57, 58; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Lotin Club 56, 57; Junior Class Play Marshol 58; Candidate for Miss Red Fox 59; Member of Homecoming Court 59; President of Future Teachers of America Association 59; Homecoming Sponsor 58; Drum Ensemble 56, 57, 58; Concession Stand 59; Curtis Magozine Campaign 59; Tenth Grode Carnival Committee 57; Shrine Bowl Porade 57; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 58; Fire Drill Committee 56; Pec Dee Foir Band Contest 56, 57, 58; Commencement Band 56, 57, 58. GREGORY, JIMMY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58; 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom President 56; Boys' Chorus 59; Singing Foxes 59; Marching Band 56, 57, 58, 59; Concert Band 56, 57, 58, 59, Shrine Bowl Bond 56, 57; Bond Aword 56, 57, 58, 59; Pee Dec Foir Bond Contest 57, 58, 59; District Bond Festivol 56, 57, 58; State Band Festi- 132 SENIOR STATISTICS val 57; District Festival Solo 58; District Bond Clinic 56, 57; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 57; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Student Council 56. GRIGGS, BOBBY W.: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Footboll Team 56, 57; T. and I. Club 56, 58, Track Team 57, 58, 59; Block H Club 58, 59; Attended T. and I. Club's Comp Akela 56, 58. HALL, CAROLYN: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58. 59; J.H.A. 56, 57; State Fair 56, 57; Future Nurses' Club 58. HALL, JAMES NICK: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Fire Committee 56, 58; Football Teom 56, 57, 58, 59; Tobacco Bowl 59; Block H Club 57, 58, 59, T. ond I. Club 56, 57, 58, Bus Driver 58, 59. HARDING, CAROLYN: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Secretary 58; Secretary of FBLA 57; Junior Class Play 58, Junior Class Dance Committee 58; Homeroom Chairman of Hose Sole 58; J.H.A. 57; Future Nurses' Club 59, Majorette 57, 58, Heod Majorette 57; Junior Closs Tolent Night 58; Shrine Bowl Porode 57; District Bond Festival I Rating 56, 57, 58; Team Rating I 56, 57, 58; State Festival, I Rating 56, 57, 58; State Festival Teom I ond II Ratings 56, 57, 58; General Steering Committee for Junior-Senior 58; Eastern Carolina Fair Parade 58. HAWTHORNTHWAITE, BRIAN: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Boys' Chorus 58, 59; Rockin' Foxes 59; Lab Assistant 59, Debating Team 57; T. and I. Club 59, Audio-Visuol Team 58; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 58; Science Club 56; Tolent Night 58. HOOD, BOBBY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Track Team 57, 58; Foot-boll Team 57; Manager 58; Pee Dee Conference Track Meet 57, 58, Lower State Track Meet 57, 58, Sondhill Invitational Track Meet 57; Block H Club 57, 58, 59; T. ond I. Club 57, 58, 59; Homeroom President 58; Student Council 58. HOPKINS, BILL: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Retrospect Photogropher 59; Camera Club President 59; Audio-Visual Teom 58, 59; Delegate to Civitan Youth Conference 58; Delegate to Junior Engineer's and Scientist's Summer Institute 58; Junior Closs Ploy 58; T. and I. Club 58; Class Night Marshal 58; Homeroom President 57; Student Council 57; Student Council Convention 57; Closs Float Committee 58, 59; Fire Drill Captain 56; Christian Youth 57; Latin Club 56; Debating Team Choir-man 57; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 57; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 58, Curtis Magozine Salesman 59; Biology Club 57; Junior High Footboll 56; Junior Varsity Footboll 57; Assembly Committee 59. HOUGH, OTIS: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom President 56; T. and I. Club 57, 58, 59; Boseball 56; Dramatics Club 56; Block H Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Christian Youth 56. HOWELL, DAVID ERNEST: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Latin Club 56; T. and I. Club 59; Block H Club 58, 59; Boseball Manager 57, 58, 59; Football Manager 58, 59; Basketball Monoger 58, 59; Junior Class Ploy Properties Committee 58. HOWELL, RONALD: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Junior-Senior Decoroting Committee 57; Magazine Campaign 59; T. and I. Club 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Printing Press 57, 58, 59; Bus Driver 59. HOWLE, PATSY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 56, 57; J.H.A. State Convention 56, 57; Future Nurses' Club 59. HUGGINS, DONALD: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59;Homeroom Vice-President 56; Fire Drill Committee 56; Marching Band 56, 57, 58, 59; Concert Band 56, 57, 58, 59; Shrine Bowl Porode 56, 57; Band Award 56, 57, 58, 59, Pee Dee Fair Band Contest 57, 58, 59; District Band Festival 56, 57, 58; State Band Festivol 57; Carnival Committee 57; Junior-Senior Committee 58; T. and I. Club Secretory 59; Checker Tournament Finalist 59. HUGGINS, TOMMY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Football Teom 57, 58, 59; Tobocco Bowl 59; All-Conference Team 59; Track Team 57, 59; Block H Club 57, 58, 59; T. ond I. Club 59; Fire Drill Committee 57, Bosketboll Monoger 57, 58, Sondhill Invitational Track Meet 57; Conference Trock Meet 57. HUNT, WILSON: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Secretory 56; Baseball 58; T. ond I. Club 59. HUNTER, PAUL: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 59. INGRAM, ZETA: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Block H Club 56, 57, 58, 59; President 59; F.H.A. Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Reporter 56; F.H.A. Comp Convention 59; Library Club 56, 57, 58, 59; State Library Convention 58; Fire Drill Committee 57; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 58; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 57; F.H.A. Foshion Show 56, 57; F.H.A. Float Committee 59; Basketball 56, 57, 58, 59; Broke Scoring Record at Indiantown Tournoment 56; All-Pee Dee Conference Team 57, 58; Pee Dee Conference High Scorer 57, 58; Captain of Pee Dee Conference 58; All Junior Team 58; Pee Dee Conference All-Star 58; Miss Red Fox Nominee 59. JOHNSON, BETTY JO: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 56, 57, 58; J.H.A. Convention Association 56; Senior Chorus 56, 57; Junior Tolent Show 56; Attended McBec High 58; Junior Closs Play 58. JOHNSON, BILL: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; N. C. Shrine Bowl Porode 57; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest 57; Commencement Band 57; Carnival Committee 57; Marching Band 56, 57, 58, 59; Concert Bond 56, 57, 58, 59; State ond District Drum Ensemble 57, 58, 59; First ond Second Ploce 57; Pee Dee Fair Contest 58, 59; Commencement Band 58; Junior-Senior Committee 58, Junior Dance Committee 58; Fire Drill Committee 59; Curtis Magozine Award 59. JOHNSON, DARIUS: Student Generol Association 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, Footboll 53, 54, 55, 56; T. ond I. Club 55, 56, 57, 58, Block H Club 53, 54, 55, 56; Trock 57; Boseball 55, 56; Bosket-ball 54. JOHNSON, FREIDA: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Fire Drill Committee 57; Future Nurses' Club 59; Office Assistant 59; Mogazine Campaign 59; Concession Stand 59. JOHNSON, MILDRED: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 56, 57, 58, 59; Future Business Leaders of America 58; Future Nurses' Club 59. JOHNSON, NOEL: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 57, 58. JOHNSON, RICHARD: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Trock Team 57, 58; Football Teom 56, 58; Pee Dee Conference Track Meet 57, 58; Lower State Track Meet 57; Sandhill Invitational Trock Meet 57; Block H Club 57, 58, 59; T. ond I. Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Basketball Team 57; T. and I. Convention 57, 58; Bus Driver 57, 58. JONES, BEATRICE: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; F.H.A. 56, 57, 59; Magozine Compoign 59; J.H.A. 56. JONES, LORRAIN: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Future Formers of America 56, 57, 58; Reporter 58; T. ond I. Club 59; Homeroom Treasurer 59. JORDAN, GLORIA: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 57, 58, Curtis Magozine Campaign 59; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 57; F.B.L.A. 58; Office Assistant 56, 59. 133 SENIOR STATISTICS KELLEY, IMMIE JAY: Student Generol Associotion 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 56, 57; Future Nurses' Club 59; Office Assistant 58, 59; Curtis Magazine Campaign 59; J.H.A. Convention at Stote Fair 57; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 57; J.H.A. Dress Review 56. KING, CRAIG: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 58, 59. KING, LINDA: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; President 58; Vice-President 59; J.H.A. 56, 57; Student Council 58. KIRVEN, ROBERTA: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; President 56; Treasurer 58; J.H.A. 56, 57; F.H.A. 58; Future Nurses' Club 58, 59. KITTRELL, MARVIN: Student Generol Associotion 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Secretory 56, 59; Vice-President 58; Notional Honor Society 58, 59; Secretary 59; Marching Band 57, 58, 59, District Band Festivol 56, 58, Concert Band 57, 58, 59; North Carolina Shrine Bowl Parade 56, 57; Pec Dec Foir Band Contest 56, 57, 58, 59; Commencement Bond 57; Green Counter Committee 59; Commencement Marshal 58, Carnival Committee 57; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Fire Drill Committee 57; District Bond Clinic 56; Curtis Mogozine Salesman 59; Stote Ensemble 58, 59; District Ensemble 58, 59. LEWIS, MARY: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Christian Youth 56, 58, 59; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 57; Junior Talent Show 57; Junior-Senior Committee 58, Chorus 59; Future Business Leaders of America 59, Latin Club 56; Red Fox Court 59; Float Committee 57; Senior Class Float 59. LITTLE, NANCY WILLIAMS: Student General Associotion 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Junior Honor Society 56, 57; National Honor Society 58, Newsreel 57, 58, 59; Folio Art Editor 57, 58; Fox Prints Contributor 57, Library Club 56, Junior Dance Committee 58; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 58; Finalist in I Speak for Democracy Contest 59; Finalist in My True Security Contest 59, Deboting Club 56; Mentol Contest 56; Latin Forum 57; SCSPA Convention 57, 58, 59; SIPA Convention 58, F.T.A. Club 57, 58. LITTLETON, HAL: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; President 57; President of Student Body 59; Treasurer of Freshman Class 56; National Jr. Honor Society 56, 57; Bond 56, 57; I Rating in District Band Festival 56, 57, I ond II Rating in State Band Festival 56, 57; President of Latin Club 57; President of Notional Junior Honor Society 57; Junior Class Play 58; Junior Class Dance Committee 58; Audio-Visual Team 58, 59; Bus Driver 58, 59; Baseball Team 57, 58, 59; Junior-Senior Committee 58, Head Marshol at Groduotion 58, National Honor Society 58, 59; Placed in State Mentol Contests 58; Assistant Manager of Green Counter 56, 57, 58; Block H Club 58, 59; Curtis Magazine Sale 59; T. ond 1. Club 59; Junior Class Talent Night 57, 58, 59; Delegate to National Honor Society Convention 58; Delegate to Student Council Convention (Stote) 58, Delegote to Student Council Convention (District) 57; Senior Class Play 59; I Speak for Democracy Contest 59; Junior Chamber of Commerce Speech Contest 59; Junior Red Cross Leadership Troining Center 57; J.E.S.S.I. Program ot Clemson 58. LOVELACE, CAROLYN: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 57; F.B.L.A. 59. McFARLAND, BOBBY: Student General Associotion 56, 57, 58; 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 59. McGEE, MIKE: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Latin Club 56; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Senior Bond 56, 57, 58; Pec Dee Band Festival 56, 57, 58, District Bond Festival 56, 57, 58; Stote Band Festivol 57, 58; District Band Sextette 57; Stote Band Sextette 57; State Representative Band 58, Office Assistant 58, 59; Baseboll Teom 58, 59; Block. H Club 58, 59; Boys' State 58. McLEAN, BETTY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Secretory 57; President 59; Basketboll Team 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 56, 57; Block H Club 58, 59; Student Council Treasurer 59; Contestant in Miss Red Fox Contest 59. McLENDON, EDWARD: Student Generol Associotion 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 56, 59; F.F.A. 57, 58, 59; Doiry Judging Contest 58. MOBLEY, GOODE: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Fire Marshal 58, 59; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Magazine Campoign 59; T. ond I. Club 59. MOODY, BETTY: Student General Associotion 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 57; Future Nurses' Club 59; Curtis Mogozine Campoign 59. MOODY, ROYACE: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. ond I. Club 58. MOODY, WILLIE A.: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 58, 59. MOORE, JIMMY: Student General Associotion 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Treasurer 56, 57; T. ond I. Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Fire Marshal 59. MORRELL, WARREN: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Vice-President 56, 57; Football Team 54, 55, 56, Block H Club 57, 58; Boys' Chorus 58, 59; Tenth Grade Cornivol Committee 55; Curtis Mogozine Compoign 57. MORRISON, BETTY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; F.H.A. 56, 57, 58; Future Nurses' Club 59; Curtis Magazine Campaign 59; F.H.A. Convention at Stote Foir 57; Dress Review 56. MORRISON, GAIL: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Nationol Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Latin Club 56; Green Counter 56, 57; Junior Homemakers Associotion 56; Library Club 56; Christian Youth 56, 58, Student Council 58; Office Assistant 57, 58; Junior Dance Committee 58; Junior-Senior Nominating Committee 58; Graduation Marshol 58; SIPA Convention 58; Nominee for District Student Council Choirman 58; Notionol Honor Society 58, 59; Co-Editor of Retrospect 59; Future Nurses' Club 58, 59; Secretory 59; Second High Salesman Curtis Mogozine Compoign 59; Property Manager for Junior Class Ploy 58; Tenth Grade Carnival 57. MORRISON, MARTHA: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; President 56; Treasurer 59; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Student Council 56; Latin Club 56; Library Club 56, 58, President 56; South Carolina High School Library Association District Meeting 56; Junior Bond Majorette 56; Morching Bond 57, 58; Majorette 58, Concert Band 57, 58; Commencement Band 57, 58, District and State Twirling Festivals 56, 57, 58; Sun Fun Twirling Festivol 57, 58; Team Twirling Championship for South Carolina 57; Shrine Bowl Parade 57; Southeastern Twirling Contest 57; Eastern District Bond Clinic 57; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Tenth Grade Cornivol 57; Pee Dee Foir Band Contest 58; Junior Closs Play and Publicity Chairmon 58; Junior Class Tolent Night 57, 58, Retrospect Copy Editor-Advertising Salesman 59; Curtis Mogozine Certificate 59; Concession Stand 59. MURRAY, DAPHNE: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Curtis Mogozine Campoign 59; J.H.A. Club 56; Nominee for Miss Red Fox 59; Concession Stand 59; Tenth Grade Carnival 57. NELMS, JUDY: Student General Associotion 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Transfer Student from Rocky Mount, N. C.; Photography Club 56; Chorus 56, 57, 58, 59; District Music Festivol 57, 58, Radio Broadcasters Club 57; Personal Typing Club 57; Student Council 59; President of Nurses' Club 59; President of Homeroom 59; Vice-President 57; Class Night Marshol 58, F.H.A. 57; Junior Homemakers Associotion 58; Stote Music Clinic 58, 59; Curtis Mogozine Solesmon 59; Spring Chorus Concert 58, 59; Student Council Float 59. 134 SENIOR STATISTICS NICHOLSON, JAMES ERVIN: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Junior Vorsity Football Manager 56; Varsity Boseball Monogcr 56, 57, 58, Baseball Scorekeeper 57; Senior Band 57, 58, 59; Junior Class Carnival 57, Boys' Chorus 58, 59, Debate Team 58, Bus Driver 57, 58, 59; Eastern Carolina Foir Porode 57. 58; Shrine Bowl Parade 57, District Band Festival 58; Talent Night 58, 59, Band-Chorus Christmas Program 57, Bbys' Basketball Scorekeeper 59, Teenage Road-e-o 57, 58; Sirtg-ing Foxes 59, Woodmen of the World Safe Driving Award 57, South Carolina Safe Driving Certificate 57; Pep Squad 57; Checker Tournament 58, 59; Spring Concert 58; Block H Club 58, 59 ODOM, PHILLIP: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 58, 59; Bond 56. O'NEAL, IRIS. Studen General Association 56, 57. 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Green Counter 56, 57; Safety Potrol on Bus 56, 57, 58, F.T.A. 57, 58, 59, Library Club 56, 58, Librory Convention 56, 58; Tenth Grode Carnival Music Committee 57; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Senior Class Float 59; Retrospect Staff 59, Retrospect Feoture Editor, Ad Solesman 59, Junior Class Play Marshal 58, Junior Varsity Basketball 56; Float Committee 58, Curtis Mogazine Salesman 59. OUSLEY, JAMES FRANKLIN: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Vice President 59, Musical Foxes 56, 57; Varsity Footboll 57, 58, 59, Block H Club 56, 58, 59, Treasurer 58, 59; Audio-Visual Team 58, 59; Boys' State 58, T. ond I. Club 59; Junior Class Talent Night 56, 57, 58; Chemistry Lob Assistant 58, 59; Junior-Senior Donee Committee 58; Assembly Committee 58, 59; Biology Club 57; Curtis Mogazine Certificate 59, Lotin Club 56. PARKER, JO ANN: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Class President 56, 57, 58; Student Council 56, 57, 58; Sfudent Council Convention 56, 57, 58, Bond 56, 57, 58, 59; Commencement Band 56, 58, 59; Pee Dee Fair Parades 56, 57, 58, 59; Shrine Bowl Porode 57, District and State Bond Festivals 57, 58, Notionol Junior Honor Society 56, Lotin Club 56, Christian Youth 56; Junior Class Play 58, Office Assistant 58; Miss Hi Miss 59; Miss Red Fox 59; F.T.A. 59; Secretary 59; Homecoming Sponsor 59, Curtis Magazine Salesman 59; My True Security Contest 59. PARNELL, YVONNE: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, J.H.A. 56, 57; Basketball 59. PARROTT, MAURICE SCOTT JR.: Student Generol Association 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, Football 56, 57, 58; Basketball 56, 57; Track 55, 56, 57; Boseball 55, 56; Junior Class Ploy 57, Talent Night 58, I Speak For Democracy Contest 57, 58, Lunch Room Assistant 55, 56, 57, Bus Driver 57, 58, 59; Tenth Grade Carnivol Committee 56, My True Security 58, Block H Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Dramatics Club 56, Biology 56, Science Club 55; Chorus 57, 58, 59, Lotin Club 57; Curtis Mogozine Certificate 57; Teenage Road-e-o 57; Blocking Trophy 58. POOLE, BRENDA: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Chorus 56, 57, 58, 59, Sextette 56; Nonctte 57, 58, 59, State Chorus Festival 56, 58, 59, District Chorus Festival 56, 58, 59; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Notional Honor Society 58, 59; Vice-President 59, Delegate to Notionol Honor Society Convention 58; Varsity Basketball Team 57, Future Teachers of America 57, Green Counter 59, Hartsvillc High Ways Staff 59; Junior Class Play 58; Graduation Morshol 58, Latin Club 56, Block H Club 58, 59. POWELL, MICHAELE: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Secretory 58; Vice-President 59, Chorus 56, 57, 58, 59, Sextette 56; Latin Club 56; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Treasurer 57; Green Counter Committee 56, Library Club 56; Vice-President 56, District Chorus Festival 56, 58; Coker College Glee Club Festival 56; Class Float Committee 57; Nonette 57; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 57; Homecoming Dance Committee 58; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 58; Junior Closs Play 58, Class Night Pianist 58, Commencement Pianist 58; Co-Business Monoger of Retrospect 59, Moid of Honor of the Red Foxes 59; Choraleers 59, Student Director of Chorus 59; Concession Stond 59; Book Rental Committee 59; Homecoming Sponsor 59; Curtis Mogazine Certificate ond Oscar 59; WBTW Party Time 59, F.T.A. 59, Progrom Choirman 59; Chorus T.V. Progrom 57. RHODES, JOHN WILEY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club Press 57, 58, 59; Laboratory Assistant 58, 59; Biology Club 57; Fire Committee 56. RICHEY, RAY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Chorus 56, 57, 58, 59; Vice-President 59, Nonette 57, 58, 59; State Chorus Clinic 58; Music Festival at Rock Hill 56, 58, 59; Tenth Grode Cornival 57; Library Club 57, 59; President 59; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Junior Dance Committee 58; Junior Class Ploy Marshal 58; Tolent Night 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Choirmon for Magazine Sales 59; Homecoming Queen 59; Lotin Club 56; Retrospect Staff 59. RIVERS, BRENDA: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 56, 57; Junior-Senior Committee 58. ROGERS, BUDDY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Treasurer 56; T. ond I. Club 56, 57, 58, 59. RUSS, TOMMY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 57. SHUMATE, THOMAS: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 56, 57, 58, 59. SMITH, IMOGENE: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Biology Club 57; Christian Youth 56; Lotin Club 56, Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 58, F.B.L.A. 59; Project Choirmon 59. SMITH, SUZANNE: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Secretary 56, 58, Notionol Honor Society 58, 59; Class Historian 59; Delegate to Girls' State 58; Graduation Morshol 58, Newsreel Stoff 56, Co-Business Monager 57; Associate Editor 58, Representative to South Carolina Scholastic Press Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Representative to Southern Interscholastic Press Association 58, Associate Editor of Folio 57, 58, Winner in Story-of-the-Month Contest 57, 58, 59; Quill and Scroll 58, 59; Vice-Chairman of District VI of the S.C.S.P.A. 59; Winner of My True Security Speech Contest 59; Green Counter Committee 59; Curtis Mogazine Soles Winner 59, Junior Closs Play 58; Chairman Junior-Senior Food Committee 58; Third Place Winner in American Legion Orotorical Contest 58; Tolent Night 57; State Mental Contestant 56; Lotin Club 56; Junior Honor Society 56, 57. SOUZA, CONNIE: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Student Council 56, 57; J.H.A. 56; Chairman of Scropbook Committee 56; Tenth Grade Cornival 57, Nurses' Club 58, 59, Junior-Senior Committee 58; Curtis Mogazine Campaign 59. STEWART, TRELLIS: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Junior Class Ploy 58; Checker Champion 58; T. and I. Club 59. STOKES, LINDA SUE: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; F.H.A. 56, 57, 58, Closs Treasurer 56; Future Nurses' Club 59; Glee Club 57; Curtis Mogazine Solesmon 59; Biology Club 57. 135 SENIOR STATISTICS TALBERT, MARY ELMA: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Library Club 56, 58; Newsreel 56, 57; Chorus 56, 57; District Library Convention 56; Latin Club 56; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 57; Float Committee 57, 58, 59; Junior Class Play 58; State Mentol Contest 58; Junior Donee Committee 58; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 58; Retrospect Staff 59; Feature Editor 59; Secretary-Treosurcr of Homeroom 59; Secretary of Senior Class 59; Junior Talent Night 58; Notional Honor Society 59; Hartsville High Ways Staff 59; Christian Youth 56, 57; Curtis Magazine Salesman 59. TAYLOR, JO ELLEN Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Latin Club 56; Tenth Grode Carnival Committee 57; Nationol Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Vice-President 57, Newsreel 56; Library Assistant 56, 58; Float Committee 56, 57, 58, 59; Cheerleader Clinic 56, 57; Cheerleader 57, 58, 59; Head Cheerleader 59; Block H Club 58, 59; District Library Convention 56; State Library Convention 58, Southern Interscholostic Press Association 58, Junior Class Talent Night 57, 58; Junior Class Ploy 58; Vice-President of Junior Class 58; Placed in Stote Mental Contest 58, Decoration Committee of Homecoming Dance 58; Chairman of Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior 58; Art Editor of Retrospect 59; Commencement Marshal 58; Student Council 59; Vice-President of Student Council 59; Curtis Magazine Certificate and Oscor 59, Contestants in Miss Red Fox Contest 59; Party Time 59. TIMMERMAN, TIM: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Sophomore Class Treasurer 57; Senior Closs Treasurer 59, Green Counter 56, 57; National Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Secretory 57; Lotin Club 57, Student Council Convention 56; Notional Honor Society 59; Jessi Session at Clemson 59; Audio-Visuol Teom 58, 59, Block H Club 58, 59; Track Squod 58, 59; Basketball 59; Tennis 58; Retrospect Photographer 59; Junior Red Cross Leadership Training Center 57; Placed in Mental Contest 58; Biology Club 57; Assembly Committee 56, 58. 59; Graduation Marshal 58, Photography Club 59; Commencement Marshal 58, Junior Class Ploy 58, Junior-Senior Committee 58, Newsreel 56, 57; Tenth Grade Carnival Committee 56; Semi-finolist in Notionol Merit Scholarship 59. TYNER, CHARLES RAYMOND: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 57, 58, 59. WANNAMAKER, WILLIAMS: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Junior Class Talent Show 56, 58; Junior Closs Ploy 58, Chorus 56; Boys' Chorus 58; District Chorus Festival 56; State Chorus Festivol 56; Library Club 56, T. and I. Club 58; Barbershop Quartet 56; State Library Convention 56. WASE, PATRICIA ANN; Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; F.H.A 56, 57; Curtis Magazine Campaign 59; J.H.A. 56, 57. WATKINS, J. D.: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 56, 58, 59. WATSON, GENE: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. ond I. Club Treasurer 59. WATSON, JOHN: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; F.F.A. 56, 57, 58, 59; Reporter 57; Vice-President 58, F.F.A. Land Judging Team 57, 58, F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Teom 56, 57, 58, Bus Driver 57, 58, 59; Coptoin 58, 59; Football Team 56, 57, 58, 59, Track 58, 59; Student Council 56, 57, Block H Club 57, 58, 59; S. C. Stote Driving Certificate 58. WATSON, MARJORIE: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Vice-President 56, 57, 59; Secretory 58; Latin Club 56; Chairman of Scrapbook Committee 56, Notional Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Office Assistant 56, 57, 58; Homecoming Float Committee 57, Christian Youth 56, 57; Junior Class Play 58, F.B.L.A. 58, Secretory 58, District F.B.L.A. Convention 58; Miss Executive F.B.L.A. from HartsviJIe 58; Miss Executive F.B.L.A. from District 58r Stote F.B.L.A. Convention 58; Second Place in Miss Executive F.B.L.A. State Contest 58; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 58; Graduation Marshal 58; Notional Honor Society 58, 59; Treasurer 59; Curtis Magozinc Salesman 59; Homecoming Sponsor 59; Green Counter 59; Vice-President of Senior Closs 59. WHALEY, REED: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Latin Club 56. WHITE, MARTHA JANE: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Chorus 56, 57, 58, 59; Nonette 57, 58, 59, State Chorus Clinic 58, 59, District Chorus Festival 58, 59; State Chorus Festivol 58, 59; Chorus T.V. Program 57; Librory Club 56, 57; Library Convention 56, 57; Book Rental Committee 59, Talent Night 57, 58, 59; Junior Closs Dance Committee 58; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Tenth Grode Cornivol 57; Junior Class Ploy 58; Creative Writing Committee for Fox Prints 57; Curtis Magazine Salesman 59; Lotin Club 56. WILHELM, WILLIAM BYERLY: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Freshman Class Secretary 56; Latin Club 56; Tenth Grade Cornivol 57; Curtis Magazine Campaign 58; Biology Club 57; Fire Marshal 57; T. ond I. Club 57, 58, 59, T. and I. Club Press 57, 58, 59. WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Library Club 56, 57, 58; District Library Convention 56, 57, 58; Chorus 56, 57; District Chorus Festivol 56; State Chorus Festivol 56; Lotin Club 56, Fire Morshol 57; Bosketball 57; Junior-Senior Dec-orotion Committee 58; Junior Dance Committee 58; Junior Play Property Manager 58; Future Teachers Association 59; Book Rental Committee 59; Magazine Solesman 59; Retrospect 59; Co-Business Manager 59; Tenth Grode Carnival 57; Coker College Glee Club Festival 56, Float Committee 57, 59; Concession Stond 59. WINBURN, JAMES H: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Qlub 56, 57, 58, 59; Treasurer 57; Lond Judging Team 55, 56, 57, 58; First Place 57; Bus Driver 57, 58, 59; F.F.A. 55, 56, 57, 58; Treasurer 57; T. ond I. Club 58, 59; Livestock Judging Team 57; Poultry Judging Teom 58. WINBURN, JIMMY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; T. and I. Club 59, Bus Driver 59; District Parliamentary Procedure Contest 58; F.F.A. 56, 57, 58. WINDHAM, CAROLYN DELORES: Student General Associa- tion 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Secretory 57; J.H.A. 56, 57, 58. WINDHAM, FAYE: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, J.H.A. 56, 57, 58; Biology Club 57; Nurses' Club 58, 59; Chorus 57; J.H.A. Convention 57, 58. WOOD, CHRISTOPHER ANN: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Notional Junior Honor Society 56, 57; Lotin Club 56; Librory Club 56; Junior Dance Committee 58, Junior-Senior Decoroting Committee 58; Newsreel 56, 57, 58, 59; Business Manager 57, 58, 59; District VI SCSPA Convention 56, 57, 58, 59; SCSPA Convention 58, SIPA Convention 58; State Mentol Contest 56; Quill ond Scroll 58, 59; Curtis Magazine Certificate 59. WOODHAM, ERNEST: Transfer from Bishopville 56; Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; Bond 55; F.F.A. 55, 56, 57, 58, F.F.A. Sentinel 55; F.F.A. Vice-President 57; F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Teom 57; T. and I. Club 58, 59; Baseball 55; Glee Club 55; Fire Morshol 56; Retrospect Advertising Solesman 59; Curtis Magazine Soles Winner 59; Checker Team 58; Student Director of Checker Tournament 59; Laboratory Assistant 58. WOODS, BRENDA: Student Generol Association 56, 57, 58, 59, Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; J.H.A. 55, 56, 57, Curtis Magazine Campaign 59; Junior-Senior Committee 57. ZEIGLER, RAY: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59; President 56, 57; Student Council 56, 57; Football 56, 57, 58; Basketball 58, Fire Drill Committee 57; Junior-Senior Committee 58; T. and I. Club 57, 58, 59; President 57. 36 . J ' sK