Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1960 volume:

b ekcc PROGRESS mo Published by the Seniors of HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Hartsville, South Carolina LINDA DRIGGERS MARY ELMORE Editors 3 BELVA HOWLE Business Manager cuv eJtcc (9 We welcome the future, for we are prepared. For four years we have been strengthened by knowledge, trained for leadership, and enriched by companionship. Through the cooperative efforts of our church, our school, and our home, we have learned the essence of adult life— responsibility and independence in the true sense. Abby Funderburk and other members of the electronics class work hard to build a direct current power supply which will become a permanent piece of work bench test equipment. The bell rings; the rush is on. Betty Morrell, Naomi Kelley, and Anne Coker hurry to their lockers before the next class begins. a u£ MEMORIES Spirit . . . loyalty . . . achievement... friendship . . . are all a part of the memories that linger with us long after we leave Hartsville High School. Our school will change, but it will always be the school that we know . . . enriched and strengthened by the traditions of the past. Table of Contents Administration .... Page 16 Faculty..............Page 20 Classes..............Page 30 Activities...........Page 74 Athletics .......... Page 98 Features ........... Page 122 Ads..................Page 132 Manning Privette pays Mrs. Harvin for that long awaited lunch. 5 HARTSVILLE HIGH As the architect lays brick upon brick according to his scheme and constructs an imposing edifice, so does the day by day routine of our school life build a groundwork for the future that we plan for ourselves. In the construction of the master plan for a year at high school, we can see the influence of many builders: our superintendent, our principal, faculty, classmates, parents, and finally the individual whose life is in the formative stage. The consummation of plans that have become working realities signifies Hartsville High today. Hck, in, ccn, eAa, “How much CaCI do we need?” asks chemistry students as Mr. Swords looks on. Mrs. Ulmer discusses Mexican life with Spanish students, Meg: Andrews and Naomi Kelly. Members of the carpentry class work hard to complete their project, building- the home of a Hartsville citizen. Taking notes from a television lecture is a new experience for American history students. Jearldine Gainey learns to use the dictaphone while performing her duties as office assistant. Sewing a straight seam isn’t as easy as it looks agree Cecilia Lunn and Barbara Vann. INTELLECTUALLY Life is like an endless treasure chest, filled with success, love, peace, and happiness. This chest, however, demands a key to unlock its wealth. The key to life’s treasure is learning. At Hartsville High School we are able to attain the academic phase of learning in fields of mathematics, languages, social studies, and science. Here we are urged to put the key of learning to use in unlocking life’s great wealth. Geometry students, Garry King and Charles Hughes, watch closely as Mr. Southerland explains a theorem. Cecil Munn and Lucile Tyner listen intently while Mr. Tisdale demonstrates the use of equipment used in biology. Russell Watson takes advantage of his study hall time to look at his favorite magazine as Marilyn Newsome chooses a book for parallel reading. 8 The Choraleers, contributing to the spiritual life of our community, sing for many services. The students of Mrs. Gaskins’ homeroom bow their heads in prayer during the morning devotion. We realize that spiritual growth is vital to maturity. At Hartsville High School we hold daily morning devotions in each homeroom. Annually we benefit from Religious Emphasis Week when local ministers visit our school, bringing to us messages of inspiration. We are helped to learn that we must achieve spiritual as well as mental and physical growth during the adolescent years. Academic growth is worthless unless accompanied by an ever growing awareness of a faith. Education imparts knowledge to make a living; religion bestows a purpose to make life. SPIRITUALLY PHYSICALLY More energy is needed than it seems for knee-bends, one of the many exercises in the boys’ physical education class. Realizing that physical growth is important in the total educational program for each student, Hartsville High School strives to teach the care and proper development of the body. Through organized team sports and individual competition, we realize the importance not only of maturing in physical skills, but also of acquiring self-discipline. Our vital concern is to achieve a balanced alliance between the mind and the body. David Truett, Russell Watson, Frances Outlaw Barbara Goodson, Melanie Beasley, and Betty Helms take advantage of the spare moments when they can catch up on the latest happenings. Susan Kelly gets a piece of the beautiful cake cut by Mildred Gainey as Joyce Griggs and Ethel Middleton look on. Judy Sherron, a member of the Homecoming Court, dances happily with Charles Easterling at the dance after Homecoming. One of our main objectives in life is the mastery of regulating work with play. We must learn not only to enjoy our lives in leisure moments, but also to balance them with the proper blend of social activity. At Hartsville High School, we learn to adjust to various situations and developments. We have the opportunity to mingle and get along harmoniously with all types of people. Thus we can more fully comprehend the complexity of our own beings. SOCIALLY . . . c co ui i b Mmlc fa fruJc cmzmMJi jftjf The ideal of service to one's fellow man is an integral part of education, for it is only through giving of oneself that true satisfaction comes. Because of this emphasis at Hartsville High School, we are now prepared to serve our school and our community more effectively. Sara Bennett and Gladys Parker assist the office staff in issuing books at the beginning of school. Janet Johnson, Ruth Kelley, and Annie Sue Watkins, assisted by Mrs. Odessa Henry, have the opportunity to use the knowledge gained in the commercial classes through the trainee program at Sonoco Products Company. Anna Andrews and Beverly Webb, who are called upon to assist in a community project, receive a contribution from Mr. John Easterling. 12 Some students showing a willingness to keep classrooms neat and attractive are Nancy Hafner, Betty Morrell, Jeff Truesdale, Frances Outlaw, Frankie Odom, and Becky Sparrow. HARTSVILLE HIGH! 13 ifr .PREPARATION .PROGRESS .ACHIEVEMENT We, the Retrospect Staff, dedicate the 1960 Retrospect to the ideals of preparation, progress, and achievement. These three elements are an integral part of maturity; they are necessary to the consummate development of the individual. For this reason, they are highly emphasized at Hartsville High School. Preparation is necessary for a successful life if we are to meet the demands of our changing environment. Change does not necessarily mean progress, but progress involves a willingness to accept change if this change is beneficial. Achievement, our goal at Hartsville High School, is a result of progress, the principle by which we learn. Mrs. Porter discusses college requirements and qualifications with seniors Ellen Harden and Alice Reid. With a look of satisfaction, Judy Thompson marks on the production chart the books she has read. After meeting the necessary requirements of the National Honor Society, Keys Lewis is tapped by Belva Howie, Honor Society president. 15 ADMINISTRATIVE Pictured are the Hartsville representatives of the Board of Education: Mr. Heyward F. Galloway, Mr. Leon Pennington, Chairman, and Mr. Gene T. Petty. The County Board of Education, consisting of seven members, is responsible for setting the budget for the expenditure of the public schools and for the over-all educational program of the county. Hoard of Education Hoard of Zrustees Members of the Board of Trustees: Mr. P. L. McCall, Mr. T. J. Lewis, Mr. Jim Cooper, Mr. Fred Auman, Chairman, Mr. Ray Clanton, Mr. A. L. Flowers, Jr., Mr. Otto Davis, Mr. J. W. B. Taylor, and Mr. R. L. Spears. The County Board of Trustees, consisting of nine members appointed by the County Board of Education, is responsible for the educational interests of the district and for the operations of the school. LEADERS OzS uoct and cc . Mr. T. H. Ulmer, Superintendent of the Hartsville Area Schools, has played a very prominent role in enabling our schools to attain superior recognition and to make outstanding contributions to our community. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Furman University and his Master of Arts degree at Peabody University. Preparing for expanding enrollments, hiring capable staff members, planning the school budget, and gaining community support for school projects are some of his many duties. Mr. T. H. Ulmer, Area Superintendent Hartsville Senior High School CS fic Jo iasu£ ul Because of his interest in every student’s attaining the maximum in intellectual, spiritual, physical, and social development, Mr. Doyle W. Boggs has won the admiration and respect of students and all others who know him. He received his Bachelor of Science degree at Presbyterian College and has done graduate work at Duke University where he received his Master of Education degree. His faith and interest in the students inspire them to higher goals and greater achievement. Mr. Doyle W. Boggs, Principal 18 Hartsville Junior High School COC$l During his two years as principal of the Junior High School, Mr. Hillyer has become a very popular member of the faculty. He has the responsibility of guiding the courses of his students. Mr. Hillyer received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Erskine College and his Master of Education degree at the University of South Carolina. Because of his interest in young people, Mr. Hillyer works faithfully to prepare his students for the future. Mr. H. H. Hillyer, Principal 19 FACULTY The principal and teachers are a very necessary part of any school. It is through their tireless efforts that the high school student’s aim—earning a diploma—is realized. The faculty not only strives to enlighten the student in his subject, but also greatly aids him in more effectively charting his life’s course. Pictured are members of the Senior-High Faculty and those of the Junior High Faculty who have taught the Seniors of 1960. Personal Guidance thro i?:- I MR. DOYLE W. BOGGS, Principal, Senior High MR. H. H. HILLYER, Principal, Junior High Presbyterian College Erskine College Mr. Boggs finally finds a moment to settle down with Mr. Hillyer believes that a good book is the best thing a newspaper and a pipe from his collection. for relaxation. - MRS. KATHARINE ROGERS, Secretary, Senior High Office Coker College Mrs. Rogers expresses devotion by singing in her church choir. MISS LILLIAN CAROL ATKINSON, Commerce Winthrop College Miss Atkinson makes sure that she is choosing the right book before checking it out. MR. RICHARD E. BAILEY, English Elon College With Bible and related material at hand, Mr. Bailey prepares for his Sunday morning sermon. MRS. CARRIE BOGGS, Librarian, Senior High MR. JAMES H. BOYD, Trade and Industries Clemson College Mr. Boyd keeps his guns in tip top shape to insure successful hunting trips. MR. R. GRADY BROWN, Band University of Michigan Chess champion Mr. Brown shows his above average skill at the game. MR. PAUL CHAPMAN, Physical Education The Citadel Mr. Chapman will either break par or his golf club. -m KfiLf MR. CHARLES BRICE, Economics, Social Studies Appalachian State Teachers College Mr. Brice has big plans for reading, his favorite pastime faculty MRS. EDITH CHAPMAN, Mathematics Winthrop College Mrs. Chapman has the book in mind and sets out to find it. MR. NELSON C. CURTIS, Drivers Education Wingate Jr. College, High Point College It's suppertime as Mr. Curtis receives a warm welcome from his chickens. MRS. RUTH G. EIDSON, Social Studies Winthrop College Tending plants is one of Mrs. Eidson’s favorite hobbies. MISS JEAN EVANS, Physical Education Winthrop College Miss Evans, smiling and confident, goes to meet her opponent for a tennis match. MR. P. C. EVANS, Agriculture Clemson College “Work is my hobby,” says Mr. Evans, as he hangs up a plaque won by his students in a Parliamentary Procedure contest. MR. SAM FAULK, Science MR. JOHN F. FLOYD, History, Science Newberry College University of South Carolina Mr. Faulk wants Ricky to learn about football early Mr. Floyd, sports enthusiast, watches a practice session in life. before a big game. MRS. LILLIAN C. GALLOWAY, Mathematics Coker College “Now this looks interesting,” states Mrs. Galloway, who spends much of her time reading. MRS. MARGARET GASKINS, English University of South Carolina Winthrop College Mrs. Gaskins’ trip around the world is one of her favorite subjects. MRS. VADA N. GORE, English Winthrop College Mrs. Gore's continuous study of bridge techniques makes her successful while playing. MR. ELBERT L. HANCOCK, Economics, Social Studies University of South Carolina The world of photography lures Mr. Hancock in his spare time. MR. RICHARD A. HICKSON, Mathematics Newberry College Mr. Hickson finds a moment to catch up on the latest hunting and fishing. MRS. THELMA M. HICKS, Mathematics Winthrop College Mrs. Hicks enjoys her musical ability by playing the piano. faculty MR. RICHARD A. HOLLAND, English Presbyterian College All set for an afternoon of hunting, Mr. Holland prepares to leave from his hard day’s work. MRS. FRANCES HUGGINS, English Georgetown College Mrs. Huggins is ready with the necessary ingredients and information to mix a cake. MR. J. C. HUNGERPILLER. Science, Social Studies University of South Carolina “There is an art to pruning,” illustrates Mr. Hungerpiller. MR. HAROLD E. LITTLETON, Trade and Industries Berry College Refinishing an old pedal organ takes much of Mr. Littleton’s spare time. MRS. ELSIE N. NEELY, Home Making Mississippi State College for Women Mrs. Neely’s interest in playing the organ Srovides her with an enjoyable musical obby. MRS. LOIS OUSLEY, Home Making Winthrop College Mrs. Ousley takes the first step in making a dress: cutting out the pattern. MR. RAY E. PETTY, Social Studies, Business Math Newberry College Mr. Petty decides to compromise between babysitting and fishing. MRS. JESSIE C. PORTER, Social Studies Coker College Mrs. Porter catches up on the latest local news via telephone. MRS. ELIZABETH RHINEHARDT, Home Making University of Nebraska Mrs. Rhinehardt spends many lovely afternoons with “Penny” and “Sugar.” MR. WILLIAM E. SEIGLER, Social Studies, Coach University of Georgia, Newberry College Mr. Seigler just can’t decide which sport he likes best. MR. ROBERT F. SOUTHERLAND, Physics, Mathematics Furman University Mr. Southerland demonstrates the art of ball control which is very important in his favorite game. MRS. MARGARET S. SMITH, Latin, French Chicora College Cooking expert Mrs. Smith spends time in the kitchen making delicious cookies and candies. MR. KIMORY L. STANLEY, Electronics, Electricity Bliss Engineering School Besides gardening Mr. Stanley likes to work with electrical equipment. faculty MR. ERNEST SWORDS, Chemistry, Science MRS. VIRGINIA H. TERRY, English Clemson College Winthrop College Mr. Swords catches up with the news of his favorite A cultural taste is shown by Mrs. Terry who displays interest, sports. one of her own paintings. MR. WOODROW W. TISDALE, Biology Presbyterian College ‘‘You must be careful when handling records, warns Mr. Tisdale as he puts on a classical selection. MR. S. 0. TOMLINSON, Agriculture Clemson College Mr. Tomlinson puts the finishing touches on a plate that will be used as a pattern in shop work. MRS. ELIZABETH E. ULMER, Spanish, Mathematics Winthrop College Mrs. Ulmer displays one of the lovely dishes from her antique collection. MISS JANIE M. WATSON, Commerce Coker College “Green things a-growing is the motto of Miss Watson who spends much time working in her yard. MISS JOANNE WHITE, Home Making Winthrop College “This is really a lot of fun, declares Miss White as she makes beautiful artificial roses. MISS PATRICIA A. WILLIAMS, French, English Montreat College Miss Williams sits, dreams, and plans for that long awaited trip to Paris. MRS. MARY S. WIMBERLY, Chorus Greensboro College Mrs. Wimberly smiles confidently as she puts the finishing touches on her latest sewing project. Mrs. McGee sits down to write out the week’s menu. Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Mullis, and Mrs. Lide form an assembly line to feed over one thousand hungry students. The rush is over and Mrs. Grantham gives a helping hand to Mrs. Fields. Mrs. Harvin keeps an account of the day’s lunch money. Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Christine Lide, Mrs. Selma Mullis, Mrs. Miriam Harvin, Mrs. Lydia Williams, Mrs. Emma Grantham, Mrs. Mattie Fields, Mrs. Annie Keith, Mrs. Elizabeth McGee. Intellectual Achievement CLASSES The foundation upon which the student’s life work is built is laid in the classroom. Since education is the process of disciplining the mind through study and instruction, success in achieving this can be gained only through tireless effort and hard work. In the classroom also, the student gains knowledge which will later enable him to become an asset to his community and his nation. ■ With mixed emotions, we as Seniors entered our last year at Hartsville High School. Along with dreams of new places and adventures prevailed feelings of sadness at the approaching close of this chapter in our lives. This has been a busy but rewarding year. With the opening.of school last fall, the Seniors, under the guidance of Mrs. Porter, class sponsor, launched a highly successful magazine campaign with sales reaching an all time high. Seniors also worked at concession stands after the football and basketball games and served as disc jockeys on the Record Party on Station WHSC each Monday night. Another activity was honoring the class of 1934 with a beautiful float in the Homecoming Parade. Our class play, an enjoyable comedy. If Mother Only Knew, was very successful. Now the year is drawing to a close, and, for the Seniors, the final moments are filled with last minute preparation for the closing step of our high school career—graduation. PEGGIE JOHNSON President Zke Senior Class PAUL O’NEAL Treasurer MRS. BEN PORTER Sponsor RACHEL ADAMS Vice-President MELANIE BEASLEY Secretary Rachel Ruff Adams Lou Agnes Anderson Margaret Yarborough Andrews Dan Gerald Askins Joyce Marie Askins Mattie Nelle Atkinson Billy Franklin Beasley Melanie Lynn Beasley Sara Elizabeth Bennett Julian Curtis Blackmon Kathleen Smith Blackmon Roger Michael Bland Marie Elaine Braddock David Lewis Bradshaw Burney Elizabeth Bristow Marian Lee Brown Elsie Johnson Byrd Jane Ella Byrd Louella Olivia Byrd John Spergon Campbell James Leslie Carter Zebulon Vance Casey Joanne Caston Myrtis LaRue Chapman Blanding DeSaussure Clarkson Anne Hollis Coker Cecilia Richardson Coker Allen Thomas Collins Johnny Mclver Davis Heyward Preston Dixon Zhe Senior Class of i960 A crisis in “If Mother Only Knew” brings the members of the senior play cast on stage. Linda Raye Driggers Tommy Clarence Easterling Mary Keith Elmore Nancy Fay Evans Mary Jeff Fields Betty Gable Gainey i Zhe Senior Class of I960 Charles Curtis Gainey Gloria Jearldine Gainey Jerry Wilson Gainey Joseph Leslie Gainey Mildred Beatrice Gainey Perline Roma Gainey Maxine Dianne Gandy Annie Mae Gardner Minnie Ola Gardner David Gregg Garland, Jr. Patricia Mae Garland Sheila Mae Glenn Barbara Jean Goodson James Wiley Goodson James Herman Griffin Betty Joyce Griggs Sylvia Rae Griggs William Cecil Grooms High Salesmen in the magazine campaign, Linda Driggers, Kay Johnson, Alice Reid, Peggie Johnson, and Jimmy Rogers, exclaim over their prizes as Mrs. Porter presents them. Nancy Ellen Hafner Lois Marie Haire Linna Ellen Hardin Johanna Latta Haun Barbara Ann Haynes Rachel Elizabeth Haynes Betty Jean Helms Sara Nancy Hendrix Marilyn Frances Hewitt Mary Joyce Holley Ronald Edwin Holley Belva Lou Howie Zhe Senior Class of I960 William Mason Howie, Jr. Phyllis Anne Huggins Donna Louise Hughey Cora Delene Ingram Jacqueline Elizabeth Johnson Janet Allen Johnson Kay Francene Johnson Mary Grantham Johnson Patricia Ann Johnson Peggie Cayt Johnson Millie Elise Johnston Annie Rae Jones Zhe Senior Class of 1960 Max Edward Jones Mary Naomi Kelley Della Ruth Kelley Ann Elizabeth King Faith Garrett King Georgia Raye King Margaret Jane King Mary Ann King Sandra Roylene Kirkley Ricky Lucas Lambert Samuel Murphy Langston, Jr. Violet Phyllis Leonard Hester Rhea Lovelace Patricia Ann Lucas Barbara Ann Lundy Thomas Lide McElveen Belvia Aurelia McFarland Naomi Elizabeth McKorell Nora Lee Manship Sharon Elaine Mims Jackie Eugene Mixon Betty Lou Moore Sylvia Jean Moore Woodward Howard Morgan Elizabeth Ann Morrell Delores Dianne Morrell Frederick Powell Morrison Cecil Legrande Munn Brenda Lee Murph Carl Wellington Newsome Zke Senior Class of i960 Judith Ann Newsome Marilyn Vivian Newsome Richard Shaw Newton Della Marie Norwood Murry Franklin Odom Paul Murph O’Neal The twenty-fifth anniversary of the Class of ’34 was commemorated by the Senior Class float featuring a birthday cake with twenty-five candles. Frances Sarah Lee Outlaw Morris Durand Pearce Charles Chandler Peel Edith Elise Perdue Charles Edward Perry Jimmy Laco Powell Zhe Senior Class of 1960 Stella Ann Price Manning Howie Privette Patricia Evelyn Register Alice Cain Reid Brenda Jeanette Rhodes Charles Nicholas Rogers, Jr. James Delmas Rogers Joan Frances Searcy Judy Marie Sherron Robert William Shirley James David Shoemake Dowell Jack Smith Raymond Edwards Sparrow Rebecca Grant Sparrow William Thomas Stanley Cornelia Diane Stewart Cathleen Strickland John Wayne Taylor Betty Shannon Teal Judy Ann Thompson Delores Anne Tiller Gerald Hampton Tiller William Jeffrey Truesdale David William Truett Jack Wayne Tyner Annie Sue Watkins Jerome Lynnwood Watson James Russell Watson Patricia Anne Weatherford Reed Spencer Whaley Mary Elizabeth Wilhelm Harvey Raymond Wilkes Trellise Connell Wilkes Nancy Carolyn Williamson Percy Ray Winburn Don Wint Zhe Senior Class of I960 Walter Thomas Young 47 The Juniors, glad to have a year’s experience of Senior High, eagerly anticipate the privileges that come with being Seniors. The Junior Class’ list of responsibilities includes its presentation of Junior Class Talent Night, its class play, the decoration of its Homecoming float, and dances after the football games. Mrs. Terry and Mr. Southerland, co-sponsors for this class, give assistance to the Juniors when they are hosts to the Seniors, as they honor them with their usual spring festivities. In the spring, too, the Juniors look forward to receiving their treasured class rings. JIMMY BELL President Zke {Junior LANA ODOM Vice-President SARA BRUCE SMITH Secretary MARY Me GETTYS Treasurer Class MRS. BOB TERRY MR. ROBERT SOUTHERLAND Sponsors Tommy Bedenbaujrh Dick Brown Jimmy Bell Roy Brown Dianne Barrett Johnny Barfield James Blackmon Jewell Adams Jimmy Benfield Vickie Jo Brewer Gerald Byrd Rex Capps Hannah Byrd Carol Casey Betty Delle Byerly Merrie Byrd Jimmy Byrd Phyllis Chandler Tommy Bryant Larry Byrd Pat Denny and Martha Moye Dickinson help support the Junior Class by drawing posters to advertise dances after the games. Wilbur Cranford Tincie Crouch Martha Moye Dickinson Jimmy Dority Irene Crowley Martin Davis Pat Denny Marty Driggers Doris Ann Dudley Ricky Dunlap Daphney Edwards Robert Edwards John Ewing Patricia Flowers Charles Freeman Abby Funderburk Helen Gainey Kent Gainey Larry Gainey Ronnie Gainey Zke {junior Class Annette Galloway Carolyn Galloway Becky Gaskins Mary Me Gettys Ernestine Galloway Maria Gandy Woody Goodson Jackie Grantham Linda Gardner Harry Gregory Gwendolyn Guest Patsy Hodge Kaye Hammonds George Hoffmeyer George Hawkins Bobby Holland Faye Hays Jack Hopkins Jo Ann Hicks Doris Howard Zke junior Class Bobby Howie Paul Howie Billy Huggins Charles Hughes Gene Hunter Patricia Hunter Rhen Hunter Frances Jacobs Cherrie James Louise James Betty Jean Jenkins Delaine Johnson Lucille Johnson Phyllis Johnson Bren Johnston Brenda Jones Johnny Lee Jones Joyce Jones Daulton Keith Bucky Kelley Judy Kelley Shelton Kelly Marty, Nancy, and James watch while Pat has her finger measured by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenkins for that treasured high school ring. Patsy, Kaye, Faye, Tincie, Pat, Gladys, and Maria put the last few min- Susan Kelley utes of lunch period to good use by studying for the next class. Inez King Karen Kuehner Johnny Lawing Keys Lewis Lucia Lewis Laura Lide Cecelia Lunn Ernest Lunn James McDaniel Billy McDonald Edna Mae McDonald Jackie McDonald Virginia McDonald Butch McKinnon Mack McKinnon Sidney McLendon Reggie Mahn Brenda Marshall Lukie Martin Dianne Matuse Frank Melton Zhe junior Class Ethel Middleton Carolyn Mims Johnny Mitchell Jeannette Montgomery James Morrison Ann Newsome Lana Odom Mitchell Odom Ken Moore Peggy O’Neal P Gladys Parker Mitchell Parker Buddy Parnell Jean Parnell Sarah Perkins Bobby Raines Lucia Raines Mary Reynolds James Robbins Sarah Robbins Zhe junior Class Helen Sellers Jackie Sellers Jim Shelley Ann Smith Mendel Smith Reggie Smith Sara Bruce Smith Sybil Smith Billy Smith Ada Sparrow James Sparrow Judy Stewart Mary Stewart Albert Stogner Betty Jean Stokes Maurice Stokes Wayne Stratton Michael Talbert George Taylor Nancy Taylor LaRaye Tedder Lynn Thomas Juniors Maria Gandy and Irene Crowley help The Retrospect staff identify pictures. Charles, Lucia, Bren, and Martha Moye put the finishing touches on the Junior Class float for the Homecoming parade. Larry Thompson Goodman Timmons Sydney Turnage Marion Watkins Frank Tyner Eddie Weldon Troy Usher Pat Wheless Jimmy Warren Curtis Williams Lukie W atkins Mava William Norma Jean Wimberly Arlon Winburn Delores Wint Joanne Zeigler Zhe junior Class French students Gladys Parker and Karen Kuehner show to the class a map of France painted by one of the students as a project. RONNIE NORTHCUTT President The Sophomores, feeling a great deal more confident than last year, returned to high school, grateful to the Freshmen who now occupy their lowly place in rank. Under the guidance of Mrs. Hicks, sponsor for this class, they entered a float in the Homecoming parade. They also operate the concession stands during intramural events in the spring. Zhc Sophomore Class MRS. HAMP HICKS Sponsor GOS SEGARS Vice-President DARLENE ROGERS Secretary ERNIE WHITE Treasurer 60 Zhe Sophomore Class Brenda Adams Iris Adams Ray Alexander Don Amerson Pam Anderson Patsy Andrews Sara Askins Jimmy Atkinson Esther Baskin Betty Alice Baynes Tommy Baxley Cheryl Beattie Bobby Bedenbaugh Carolyn Benson Betty Jean Blackwell Ruth Blackwell Ann Bradshaw Walter Britt Mary Brown Rachel Brown John Brumbaugh Betty Bryant Stephanie Burch Ann Byrd Brenda Byrd Sherry Byrd Buddy Carter Elmore Cassidy Diane Chapman Gail Clark Billy Connell Billy Cook Sandra Cox Bobby Dempsey Jack Dixon Thomas Dixon John Drinkard Anne Duval Russell Easterling Lu Edwards Donna Truesdale, Evelyn Smith, Gay Martin, and Linda King enjoy the delicious meal served in the cafeteria. Zhe Sophomore Class Bill Elliot Cecelia Epps Ernest Faile Ernestine Floyd Harry Frampton Virginia Freeman W. C. Freeman Edith Ann Gainey Jennings Gainey Betty Galloway Mike Gardner Steve Garland Juanita Gibson Larry Glasscock Barbara Goodson Chuck Goodson Willie Mae Grant Butch Grantham Brenda Griggs Shirley Griggs Edna Groce Frank Hafner Betty Lou Haney Martha Jean Haney 62 Faye Harrell Paul Harrell Joe Harvin Henry Hawkins Judson Hawkins Betty Haynes Roger Henry Jane Hickson Donald Hodges Thomas Holland Jimmy Holloman Carolyn Horne Eleanor Horne Melinda Howell Joyce Howie Kenneth Howie Ronnie Howie Sandra Howie Brenda Huggins Kenneth Huggins Jeanette Hunter Phillip Hurley Robert Irvin Jerry James Martha James Kenneth Jeffords Elaine Johnson Irene Johnson Mary Johnson Mary Jo Johnson Brenda Jones David Jones Geneva Jones Vickie Jones William Jones Alfred Kelly Ted Kelly Douglas Kendall Alvin King Linda King Lou Doris King Carolyn Kirven Raeford Kirven Judy Langston Nancy Latham Susan Leider Tommy Lewis Verna Liebhardt Elizabeth Lucas Gay Martin Joan Massey Brenda Mathis Joyce McCaskill Jordan McCullough Mac McDonald Glenn McFarland Jimmy McFarland Joyce McLendon Hilda Melton Bernadine Mims Ronnie Mitchell Kenneth Moore Sonja Morrell Gene Munn Jackie Munn Ronnie Northcutt Dorothy Odom Edwin O’Neal Eloise O’Neal Linda O’Neal Janice Outlaw Carol Parker Kaye Parker Don Parnell Ellis Parsons Johnny Poison Peggy Jo Poison Carol Powell Richard Privette Margaret Reagan Myra Register Anne Richardson Sam Richey Sam Riley Darlene Rogers Alma Sanderson Joyce Scott Gos Segars Zhe Sophomore Class Billy Sherrill Bessie Rae Shumake Jenny Simms Sharon Sizer Beth Smith Evelyn Smith Janet Soloman Joyce Spence Jerry Statham Avis Steen Mark Stewart Charles Sullivan Donna Truesdale Lucile Tyner Barbara Vann Barney Wallace Leon Walters Wade Walters Billie W’arren Carolyn Warren Gail Watford Joe Watkins Gloria W’atson Pam Watson Scarlett Watson Sharon Webb David Wells Ernie White Charles Williams Jewell Winburn Trace Wood Betty Jean Workman 65 Students with that “lost look” last September were none other than freshmen entering high school for the first time. But time soon remedied that and as the days and weeks passed, they found themselves rapidly adjusting to the routine. The Freshman Class, under the supervision of Mrs. Powell, entered a very attractive float in the Homecoming parade and participated enthusiastically in other school activities. PATSY THOMPSON President Zhe Jreskman Class MRS. FLOYD POWELL Sponsor GARY BYRD Secretary-T reasurer DEBBIE JAUDON Vice-President Zke freshman Class Diane Adams Larry Allen Faye Amerson Ronnie Amerson Charles Anderson Alice Andrews Anna Andrews Katherine Atkinson Milas Ballard Judy Barefoot Loran Barefoot Steve Barfield Mary Baskin Connie Beasley Gerald Beasley Johnny Beasley A1 Beckham Catherine Bell Jackie Benson Wiley Blackmon Iva Jane Blackwell Taphena Blackwell Lois Boan Ann Boseman Butch Boswell Glenn Boswell Virginia Braddy Lee Bristow Victor Britt Selcer Brock Bobby Brown Nancy Brown Valerie Brown Ronnie Bryant Linda Byrd Sarah Byrd Heddie Carroll Clyde Carter Maxine Cassidy Rudy Catoe Darrell Chapman Daphine Clark 67 Zhe 3reshrnan Class John Coates Sam Coates Becky Collins Danny Collins Sally Cooke Ronald Cross Virginia Cross Everette Crowley Shirley Crowley Brenda Dampier Persia Dampier Jimmy Darnell Loraine Davis Ricky Davis Laverne DeWitt Jimmy Dudley Carol Easterling Bobby Edwards Randell Ewing Dorothy Faile Betsy Felkel Jewel Flowers Rush Flowers Tommy Flowers Bonnie Freeman Margaret Freeman Brenda Funderburk Susan Furr Bucky Gainey Charles Gainey Charles Marvin Gainey Janice Gainey John Gainey Johnny Gainey Marvin Gainey Patsy Gainey Raymond Gainey Sue Gainey Wilbur Gainey Bobby Galloway Lou Ellen Galloway Carolyn Gandy 68 Gail Gandy Rebecca Goodson Danny Grantham Murry Lee Griggs Philip Griggs Vivian Griggs Janet Groce Sherella Gunn Kathryn Haire Anita Hall Leon Hall Lloyd Hall Don Harding Camilla Harrell Julia Ann Harrison Walt Harvey Ann Hawkins Ray Hawkins Charles Hendrix Jimmie Ann Herring Johnny Hinson Marion Holley Annie Ruth Hopkins Charles Hopkins Luther Howard Betty Howie Brenda Howie Cecil Howie Judy Howie Leon Howie Billy Hough Chuck Huckabee Randall Huggins Don Hunt Rebecca Hunt Diane Hutto Faye Jacobs Bennie Lou James Tommy James Debbie Jaudon Bobby Jeffords Calvin Johnson Zhe freshman Class Delores Johnson Dolores Johnson Glenda Johnson Judy Johnson Laverne Johnson Lynn Johnson Reid Johnson Tommy Johnson Willie Johnson Woody Johnson Darline Jones Don Jones Jane Jones Keye Jones Mary Alice Jones Blanche Jordan Donald Jordon Jimmy Jordan Peggy Kiefer Coleen King Judy King Larry King Sammy King Albert Kirven Ray Kirven Johnny Koonce Gracie Mae Layton Delaine Lowery Joyce Lundy Jacque Ludrick Joyce McElveen Patricia McElveen Sandra McElveen Linda McFarland Benjamin Mclnnis Brenda McKenzie Judy McLeod Jerry Mahn Ann Manship Jimmy Marshall Dennis Mathis Emily Maxwell 70 Ann Melton Barbara Melton Brenda Melton Gayle Miller Sidney Miller Tommy Miller Ronnie Moore Ann Morris Bitsy Morrison Daphne Murph Cherie Newsome Janice Newsome Jim Newsome William Newsome Patricia Oliver Butch Ott Virginia Outlaw Woodrow Outlaw Irene Parker Linda Faye Parnell Freddie Parquette Dante Parrott Catherine Peel Lyndal Perdue Emsey Pierce La Raye Pope Lesley Powe James Prigeon Jimmy Procter Donnie Putnam Lynn Raines Pat Ramsdell David Redden Donald Renonf Judy Revel Jean Riley Sylvia Rivers Linda Carol Roscoe Johnny Russ Anton Saleeby Don Selph Wayne Selph 7 J Diana Sherron Bobby Shoemake Charlotte Sims Betty Lou Skinner Patricia Skipper Dianne Smith Francis Smith Patsy Smith Judy Snelson Gayle Snipes Ronnie Snipes Gracie Snyder Ray Sowell Carol Sparrow Sandra Statham Jean Stewart Calvin Stogner Cole Strickland Simon Suggs Jonnie Thomas Monnie Thomas Sue Thomas Leona Thompson Patsy Thompson Don Tiller Rita Tiller Harry Timmons Carolyn Tyner Becky Wadsworth Joe Waldron Clifton Ward Linda Warren Payton Warren Diane Wase Bobby Watkins David Watson Linda Watson Nancy Watson Judy Weatherford Beverly Webb Dickie Whisenhunt Anne White 72 Betty Whittle Betty Wilkes Mickey Wilkes Andy Williams Faith Williams Loueaster Williams Butch Williamson Sandra Williamson Harold Windham Judy Wint Mary Woods Jennifer Wright Larry Wyont Ann Yarborough Johnny Young Zhe freshman Class Freshman girls enjoy an invigorating game of volley ball. 73 The extra-curricular activities at Hartsville High School give to interested students the opportunity to develop initiative, cooperation and leadership. Each organization has its own functions to be carried out and therefore demands a great deal from its members. It demands time, service, willingness, and most of all, oneself. But the more that is required, the greater is the reward at its termination. The fun of activity, the pleasure of companionship, the realization of service are more than compensation. Among the new ideas and projects emphasized this year by Randy Pearce, capable leader of the Student Council, are attention to parliamentary procedure, devotions at meetings after school, and new forms for committee reports. In addition to presiding at Student Council meetings and initiating Student Council projects, Randy also presides at assemblies. In order to enrich his knowledge of the duties of a president and to give him greater insight into the work of the Student Council, Randy attended a summer Student Council workshop at Camp Soca-reda, Cedar Mountain, North Carolina. Randy Pearce, Student Body President, reads suggestions for school improvement submitted by the students. Student Council Rachel Adams, Vice-President; Betty Teal, Secretary; and Jimmy Bell, Treasurer, help the Student Council to run smoothly. The Student Council is an organization through which students share in the government of the school. One of its main objectives is to advance the welfare of the school in order to enrich its value to the students and to the community. It strives to promote friendly relations between the faculty and students. Members, composed of homeroom and class presidents, are elected on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Hartsville High School is a member of the South Carolina Association of Student Councils and the National Association of Student Councils. 76 Delaine Johnson, Cheryl Beattie, and Ada Sparrow are in charge of having an attractive flower arrangement in the office each week. Ellis Parsons, Betty Galloway, and Jimmy Carter display the HHS book covers sold by the Student Council as one of their projects. First Row: Gladys Parker, Delaine Johnson, Ellen Harden, Betty Delle Byerly, Rachel Adams, Peggie Johnson, Janice Outlaw, Judy Newsome, Randy Pearce presiding. Second Row: Jimmy Carter, Dick Newton, Betty Teal, Betty Helms, Cheryl Beattie, Betty Galloway, Ada Sparrow. Third Row: Jimmy Bell. Marty Driggers, James Sparrow, Pete Coggeshall, Robert Irvin, Ellis Parson, Mark Stewart. 77 Members of the National Honor Society are selected from the junior and senior classes by vote of a faculty committee. Election to the Honor Society is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The National Honor Society strives to stimulate interest in learning and scholarship and to help the individual recognize his weaknesses and to correct them. Service projects of the National Honor Society are decorating the office window every week, helping with the bloodmobile and assisting with other community projects when the opportunity arises. Officers: President, Belva Howie; Vice-President, Alice Reid; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Elmore; Program Chairman, Bill Howie. Jeannette Montgomery and Betty Delle Byerly decorate the office window for the Christmas season. Zhe Rational Honor Society First Row: Patsy Hodge, Becky Gaskins, Frances Outlaw, Peggie Johnson, Rachel Adams, Randy Pearce. Second Row: Mava Williams, Judy Newsome, Delaine Johnson, Mike Talbert, Ellen Harden, Betty Delle Byerly, Jeannette Montgomery, Mary Elmore, W'ayne Stratton. Third Row: Belva Howie, George Hoffmeyer, George Hawkins, Jimmy Bell, Keys Lewis, Jerry Gainey, Sara Bruce Smith, Sharon Mims, Alice Reid, Bill Howie. First Row: Bill Howie, Tommy Young, Jeff Truesdale, Woody Goodson, Marty Driggers, Lukie Martin, Harry Mr. Hickson, sponsor, Jimmy Goodson, James Sparrow, Frampton. Third Row: Sam Richey, Troy Usher, Larry Jerry Gainey, Harry Gregory, Keys Lewis. Second Row: Byrd. Sales And Service Danny Askins and Nancy Hafner buy Red Fox stationery and paper from Bill Howie and Jeff Truesdale at the Green Counter. Bill Howie and Jerry Gainey demonstrate how to correctly thread a projector. The Sales and Service Club, organized this year, is a useful organization to both school and community. The club has charge of the Green Counter, which sells school supplies to the students, and operates school sound equipment as a public service to community organizations. The officers are Bill Howie, President; Jimmy Rogers, Vice-President; and Tommy Young, Secretary-Treasurer. 79 careen Counter LINDA DRIGGERS Belva Howie, business manager, keeps an accurate account of finances. The members of the Retrospect staff got together early in the fall to sell ads and to plan the layout for this year's annual. After much thought we drew our dummy and then transferred it to layout sheets. Then came the work of taking and identifying pictures. After all the copy had been written and typed ,we sent it off to Delmar for them to finish the work. Ronnie Holley, Bill Howie, and Paul O’Neal Barbara Haynes, Danny Askins, Marian Copy writer, Nancy Hafner, hands copy draw graphs on the layout sheets, an es- Brown, and Jerry Watson enjoy the task to typists Stella Price and Marian Brown. sential part to any annual. of identifying pictures. Consulting annuals are Linda Driggers, Mary Elmore, Barbara Haynes, Belva Howie, Nancy Hafner, Paul O’Neal, Danny Askins, Bill Howie, Ronnie Holley, Stella Price, Marian Brown, and Jerry Watson. Zke Retrospect - 1960 Though the work was long and tiring, We, the Retrospect staff, hope that you we loved every minute of it for we knew find the 1960 Retrospect full of surprises how much it would mean to you, the stu- and pleasure, dents. Mrs. Terry and Mrs. Smith, sponsors, review the finished product. Millie Johnston and Sara Bennett “kill copy” for High Notes. High Holes The High Notes staff endeavors to provide students with current school news and coming events. The paper is a surprise package containing articles on outstanding students and school activities. Monthly papers as well as extras are published on special occasions. They are writ- ten and edited by a staff of junior and senior high students under the supervision of Mrs. Margaret Smith and Mrs. Virginia Terry. Officers are: Editor-in-Chief, Millie Johnston; Associate Editor, Sara Bennett; Business Manager, Kathleen Blackmon; and Associate Business Manager, Sharon Mims. First Row: Becky Sparrow, Joyce Askins, Betsy Felkel, Annie Sue Watkins, Betty Helms, Nancy Watson, Wayne Stratton. Second Row: Jimmy Proctor. Blanding Clarkson, Barney Wallace, Roger Henry, Judy Newsome, Sha- ron Mims, Bren Johnston, Johanna Haun, Meg Andrews, Kathleen Blackmon, Brenda Murph, Linda Gardner. Sonja Morrell, Judy Stewart, Ada Sparrow, Emily Maxwell, Shirley Crowley. First Row: Tincie Crouch, Trellise Wilkes, Beth McKorell, Gladys Parker, Delaine Johnson, Patsy Hodge, Mava Williams, Judy Newsome, Maria Gandy, Marilyn Newsome. Second Row: Lana Odom, Merrie Byrd, Ellen Harden, Gwendolyn Guest, Pat Denny, Martha Moye Dickinson, Alice Reid, Lucia Lewis, Jeannette Montgomery, Lu Ed- wards, Patricia Garland, Karen Kuehner, Betty Alice Baynes. Third Row: Barbara Ann Goodson, Betty Delle Byerly, John Brumbaugh, George Hawkins, George Hoff-meyer, Edna Mae McDonald, Doris Ann Dudley, Margaret Reagan, Betty Galloway, Marie Norwood, Belvia McFarland. jCibrary Club The Library Club is a working organization designed to serve the school and aid the students in countless ways. Its purpose is to increase interest in the school libraiy, to stimulate the usage of this important school facility, and to give experience to the assistants. Some of the activities of the assistants include keeping the libraiy neat and attractive, planning and decorating the bulletin boards, preparing up-to-date publicity, participating in district activities and National Book Week, and maintaining the informative vertical file and school scrapbook. Ellen Harden, President, demonstrates the correct method of stamping a book to Gladys Parker, Vice-President; Karen Kuehner, Secretary; and Betty Delle Byerly, Treasurer. Beth McKorell and Marilyn Newsome put old magazines back into their respective places. Office assistants Carolyn Mims, Betty Jean Jenkins, Pat Wheless, and Rachel Adams help the office to run Barbara Haynes, Phyllis Johnson, Johanna Haun, Burney more efficiently. Bristow, Judy Thompson, Jearldine Gainey, Jo Ann Hicks, Office Assistants Randy Pearce, Keys Lewis, Harry Gregory, and Bob Shirley make up the corps of office boys. Naomi Kelley and Cecelia Lunn sort mail for the teachers’ boxes. The duties of the office assistants are varied, giving them helpful knowledge of the many tasks to be performed in an office. They answer the telephone, run errands, type and distribute the daily bulletin, type stencils and letters, run the mimeograph machine, and greet visitors coming into the office. First Row: Sara Perkins, Anne Coker, Samuel Riley, Mac McDonald, Charles Sullivan, and Buddy Carter. Second Row: Barbara Lundy, Barbara Haynes, Mary Jeff Fields, Jerry Watson, Tommy McElveen, Elmore Cassidy, George Hoffmeyer, and Bill Stanley. The Fire Drill Committee, composed of elected members from each homeroom in the Senior High School, has the responsibility of seeing that the buildings are cleared promptly, orderly, and safely in case of fire. At least one fire drill is conducted each month. Billy Stanley is chief fire marshal. dire Drill Anne Coker and Mary Jeff Fields post direction for leaving the building in case of fire. Closing windows during a fire drill is an important duty of Tommy McElveen and Mac McDonald. Bill Elliott, President; Ellis Parsons, Vice-President; Ann Richardson, Secretary; Mary Brown, Treasurer; and Barney Wallace, Reporter, exhibit Latin class projects. To promote knowledge and appreciation of the contribution of Roman civilization constitutes the purpose of the Latin Club. This aim is accomplished through the use of films, plays, costumes, and lectures at monthly meetings. As a project the club is developing a rose garden between the science and senior high buildings. Cat in Club First Row: Betty Alice Baynes, Betty Delle Byerly, Gladys Parker, Pat Denny, Martha Moye Dickinson, Jeannette Montgomery, Lucia Lewis, Margaret Reagan, Barbara Goodson. Second Row: Robert Irvin, Billy Cook, Ellis Parsons, John Brumbaugh, Bill Elliott, George Hawkins, Jack Hopkins, David Wells, Elmore Cassidy, Ada Sparrow, Jenny Sims, Janet Soloman. Third Row: Sara Bruce Smith, Delaine Johnson, Betty Galloway, George Hoffmeyer, Ann Richardson, Karen Kuehner, Mary Brown, Carole Powell, Barney Wallace, Joan Massey, Elizabeth Johnson. First Row: Merrie Byrd, Stephanie Burch, Margaret Reagan, Willie Mae Grant, Barbara Ann Goodson, Jenny Sims, Janet Soloman, Sarah Alice Askins, Rachel Brown, Joyce Howie, Gloria Watson, Pam Watson. Second Row: Betty Haynes, Ann Duval, Beth Smith, Judy Langston, Betty Alice Baynes, Mary Brown, Joyce Scott, Shirley Zke Biology Club The Biology Club, composed of students showing special interest in biology, begins its third year of activity under the direction of Mr. Tisdale. The members meeting once a month hear guest speakers and take trips to places of scientific interest. Projects for the year consist of a community wide Camellia Festival and supplying homerooms, the office, and library with flower arrangements which are grown and arranged by the students as individual home projects. Griggs, Esther Baskin, Sharon Sizer, Elizabeth Johnson, Joan Massey, Harry Frampton. Third Row: Joe Watkins, Tommy Baxley, Jennings Gainey, John Brumbaugh, Bill Elliott, Johnny Poison. Roger Henry, Edwin O’Neal, Billy Cook, Barney Wallace, Charles Sullivan, Jimmy Powell. Barbara Ann Goodson, President; Lu Edwards, Vice-President; Jenny Sims, Secretary; Ann Richardson, Treasurer; and Barney Wallace, Reporter; look forward to the study of botany. Each year juniors and seniors having an interest in acting enjoy presenting class plays. In addition to providing an opportunity for acting, these plays present a means of learning lighting and staging techniques. Students are also encouraged to participate in learning dramatic readings which provide a challenge to those gifted in this area. Dramatics Betty Helms repeats her amusing: interpretation of “Pink Ice Cream . Members of the Senior Class play cast are bubbling with laughter over the hilarious play, If Mother Only Knew. First Row: Mrs. Huggins, sponsor, Randy Pearce. Betty Helms, Frances Outlaw, Betty Morrell, Nancy Hafner. Second Row: Bill Howie, Becky Sparrow, Johanna Haun, Jerry Gainey, Danny Askins, Frankie Odom, Jeff Trues-dale, Charles Perry, Dick Newton. First Row: Anne Coker, Betty Helms, Melanie Beasley, Garry King, Jane Byrd, Marian Brown, Joan Searcy, Donna Hughey, Pat Lucas, Rhea Lovelace, and LaRue Chapman. Second Row: Judy Sherron, Sharon Mims, Brenda Murph, Kathleen Blackmon, Barbara Haynes, Betty Teal, Nancy Hafner, Cherrie James, Naomi Kelly, Nancy Taylor, Norma Jean Wimberly, Burney Bristow, Janet Johnson, Barbara Lundy, and Jacqueline Johnson. future Zeackers Of America Club The purpose of the Helen Baker Future Teachers of America Club is to help students who desire to be teachers to learn facts about teaching in the locality, state and nation in which they live. By studying the needs, purposes, and accomplishments of schools, this organization seeks to cultivate in its members character qualities essential to good teachers and to develop student leadership. President, Barbara Haynes; Vice-President, Joan Searcy; Secretary, Judy Sherron; Treasurer, Marian Brown; Program Chairman, Anne Coker; and Historian, Kathleen Blackmon, study the problems of education. 89 First Row: Joyce Griggs, Jearldine Gainey, LaRaye Tedder, Mava Williams, Betty Jean Jenkins, Becky Gaskins, Sandra Kirkley, Anne Tiller, Marilyn Hewitt, Pat Register. Second Row: Ann King, Inez King, Helen Gainey, Ruth Kelley, Irene Crowley, Barbara Goodson, Annette Galloway, Marian Ann Smith, Dianne Gandy, Dianne Morrell, Aggie Anderson. Third Row: Frances Jacobs, Helen Sellers, Mildred Gainey, Lucia Lewis, Nancy Williamson, Willie Mae Grant, Sarah Gilbert, Frances Outlaw, Nancy Evans. Officers: Barbara Goodson, President; Frances Outlaw, Reporter; Helen Sellers, Treasurer; Jearldine Gainey, Secretary; Annette Galloway, Vice-President. Mrs. Harry Howell, visiting duties of a nurse with Ruth, Becky. club speaker, discusses the Willie Mae, Betty Jean, and future fiurses The Future Nurses Club, under the direction of Mrs. Thelma Hicks, prepares the girls who are interested in a future nursing career. The members work at the Red Cross Bloodmobile and make various favors for the patients at the Byerly Hospital. The aims of Future Nurses are: to familiarize girls interested in the many types of nursing jobs, to be of service to the school, to be of service to the community, to encourage younger girls in nursing as a career and in taking subjects in high school that will assure interest in hospitals, and to study the entrance requirements to various nursing schools both in this state and neighboring states. The Future Business Leaders of America is composed of commercial students who share an interest in learning business skills. Students and guest speakers take part in each monthly meeting. Members enter public speaking, personality, and spelling contests. The girls also take field trips to business organizations. IK.jC.A. President Donna Hughey gives directions to Faye Hays, Secretary, as Vice-President Elsie Byrd looks on. First Row: Pat Lucas, Donna Hughey, Annie Sue Watkins, Faye Hays, Janice Outlaw, Jackie Johnson, Jane Byrd, Burney Bristow, Sidney McLendon, Linda Gardner, Mava Williams, Nora Lee Manship, Sylvia Moore. Second Row: Joyce Holley, Lois Marie Haire, Hilda Melton, Ann Huggins, Cathleen Strickland, Judy Ann Thompson, Dianne Barrett, Elaine Braddock, Elise Perdue, Elsie Byrd, Patsy Weatherford, Jo Ann Hicks, Judy Kelly, Inez King, Diane Gandy. Georgia Rae King, Diane Morrell, Ernestine Floyd, Vickie Jo Brewer, Nancy Hendrix. Third Row: Sandra Kirkley, Rachel Haynes, Barbara Lundy, Mattie Nelle Atkinson, Betty Gainey, Sylvia Griggs, Carolyn Galloway, Louise James, Carolyn Mims, Diane Stewart, Jane King, Phyllis Leonard, Roma Gainey, W'ayne Stratton, Brenda Jones, Ann Newsome, Mary Ann King. Of the twenty-five regular bus drivers this year, eight of them are girls. All are well trained in carrying out their assigned duties. Although their main objective is getting the pupils to school on time, these bus drivers spend much time in cleaning their busses and making accurate transportation reports. Maintaining good discipline and safety precautions is also an essential part of being a good bus driver. Diane Morrell shows other drivers Louella Byrd, Ann King;, and Marilyn Hewitt the proper procedure for checking the oil. Bus Drivers First Row: Betty Jean Blackwell, Laura Mae Lide, Marilyn Hewitt, Louella Byrd, Inez King, Diane Morrell, Ann King, Gwendolyn Guest. Second Row; Ernest Lunn, David Shoemake, Bobby Raines, Cecil Munn, Charles Perry, Dickie Newton, Billy Beasley, Russell Watson, James Robbins. Third Row: Jackie Mixon, Billy Sherrill, Tommy Easterling, Tommy Bryant, Roger Bland, Chandler Peel, Bobby Holland, James Morrison. T and I Members: Tommy McElveen, Ronnie Northeutt, Curtis Blackmon, Jerry Watson, Russell Watson, Carl Newsome, Bobby Raines, Jimmy Carter, Cecil Grooms, Tommy Young, Bill Howie, Martin Davis, James McDaniel, Ricky Dunlap, Billy Beasley, Paul Howie, David Truett, Jimmy Goodson, Paul O’Neal, Jimmy Griffin, Ronnie Clark, Bobby Dempsey, Franklin Tyner, Bill Hug- gins, Ronnie Gainey, Joseph Johnson, G. B. Newsome, Manning Privette, Reggie Mahn, Dick Newton, Frank Melton, Keys Lewis, Chandler Peel, Ronnie Copeland, Bobby Shirley, Woody Morgan, Goodman Timmons, Jimmy Byrd, Ricky Lambert, Ernie White, Buddy Parnell, Joe Harvin, Charles Freeman, Johnny Mitchell, Heyward Dickson. Sponsors: Mr. Stanley, Mr. Littleton, Mr. Boyd. v Z and J Club The T and I Club consists of students enrolled in vocational drawing, mechanical drawing, industrial arts, industrial math, and shop classes. This oi’ganization strives to strengthen members in leadership and citizenship and to help students receive a better knowledge of the industrial world. “Trade, the builder of men and foundation of nations,” is the motto of the club. Officers: Russell Watson, President; Jerry Watson, Vice-President; Bill Howie, Secretary; Curtis Blackmon, Treasurer; Billy Huggins, Reporter. 93 First How: Anne Byrd, Joyce Holley, Rhea Lovelace, Vickie Jones, Phyllis Johnson, LaRue Chapman, Brenda Huggins, Dorothy Odom, Avis Steen. Second Row: Cecelia Lunn, Betty Morrell, Lynn Thomas, Edith Gainey, Helen Gainey, Virginia McDonald, Sidney McLendon, Betty Jean Blackmon, Linda Griggs. Third Row: Susan Kelly, Delene Ingram, Lucia Raines, Betty Jane Stokes, Joyce Griggs, Annie Raye Jones, Iris Adams, Carolyn Benson, Gail Clark. Fourth Row: Patricia Johnson, Brenda Mathis, Kay Parker, Laura Lide, Georgie Rae King, Jean Parnell, Eleanor Horne, Mary Elizabeth Stewart, Myra Register. Fifth Row: Daphney Edwards, Jewel Adams, Jackie McDonald, Doris Faye Howie, Brenda Griggs, Phyllis Chandler, Darlene Rogers, Sara Perkins, Jewel Windburn, Judy Stewart, Sonja Morrell. future Homemakers of America Officers: Delene Ingram, President; Jean Parnell, Vice-President; Judy Stewart, Secretary; Ann Gay Byrd, Treasurer; Jackie McDonald, Reporter. “A woman’s place is in the home” and this year’s forty-eight FHA members strive to make that home a better place in which to live. Their motto is “Toward New Horizons.” Contests which the FHA entered this year include the dress, yearbook, and scrapbook competitions. Members: Reid Johnson, William Jones, Don Parnell, Leon Walters, John Coates, Charles Marvin Gainey, Calvin Stogner, Don Jones, Rush Flowers, Bobby Gandy, Robert Howie, Charles McLendon, David Brown, Larry Caddell, Caston Atkinson, Johnny Gainey, David Jones, Raeford Kirven, Gary Byrd, Marvin Gainey, Ronnie Amerson, Jerry Beasley, Sam Coates, Willie Johnson, Kenneth Howie, Charles Williams, Leon Howie, Charles Gainey, Marion Holley, Johnny Beasley, Gerald Beasley, Joe Tidwell, Wilbur Gainey, Junior Boykin, R. W. Boykin, Calvin Johnson, Murray Griggs, Loyal Hall, W’ade W’alters, Jack Dixon, Hilton Howie, Lorraine Barefoot, Selcer Brock, Leslie Powe, Tommy James, Ray Gainey, Bobby Shoe-make, Randall Huggins, Woodrow Outlaw, Charles Anderson, Melvin Atkinson, John Vann, Laverne Johnson, Larry Tanner, Cole L. Strickland, Tommy Tyner, Ernest Lunn, John Ewing, Jackie Munn, Jerald James, Tommy Morrison, George King, Richard Kelly, Don Tiller, Bobby Shu-make, Johnny Lee Jones, Larry Gainey, Wilbur Cranford, Bobby Jeffords, Ray Kirven, Olin Jordan, William Sellers, Frank Sowell. future farmers of America Officers: Tommy Bryant, Secretary; William Jones, President; Ernest Lunn, Vice-President; Cecil Munn, Reporter; Johnnie Lee Jones, Sentinel; Wilbur Cranford, Treasurer. The Future Farmers of America is an organization composed of students of vocational agriculture in public secondary schools. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agriculture leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Parliamentary procedure is emphasized. The motto of the organization is: “Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve.” Band The Senior Band is one of the school’s most active organizations. Throughout the year the band performs at home and out of town parades, district and state music festivals, football games, graduation exercises, and assembly programs. Working with the band at all times, the high-stepping majorettes perfect their twirling and strutting routines for the parades and football games. The band’s success has been largely due to the efforts of its competent director, Mr. Grady Brown. Willie Mae Grant, Brenda Byrd, Karen Crouch, Dianna Sherron, and Mary Brown. Center, Joan Searcy, head majorette. Mr. Brown, capable leader, reviews the music for his band. Majorettes: Willie Mae Grant, Judy Ray Griffs, Brenda Byrd, Joan Searcy, Dianna Sherron, Mary Brown. First Row: Carol Parker, Jenny Sims, Carol Easterling, Linda Warren. Jennings Gainey, Ray Sowell. Mary Woods, Larry Wyont, David Redden, Marion Watkins. Second Row: Darrell Chapman, Johnny Koonce, Curtis Blackmon, Billy Cook, Johnny Young, Buddy Carter, Bill Elliott, Albert Kirven. Third Row: David Watson, Simon Suggs, Jack Smith, Kenneth Moore, Phillip Hurley, Sara Alice Askins, Tommy Miller, Anton Saleeby, Ellis Parsons. Fourth Row: Woody Goodson, James Sparrow, Mark Stewart, Russell Brown, Gerald Byrd, Becky Wadsworth, Johnnie Thomas, Janet Soloman. The Choraleers: Martha Moye Dickinson, Stella Price, Mary Me Gettys, Eleanor Horne, Mary Jeff Fields, and Norma Jean Wimberly, Kaye Hammonds, Belva Howie, Mrs. Wimberly. Chorus The Hartsville High School Chorus gives many public performances during the year Some of these include the Christmas program, district and state festivals, and several assembly programs. The highlight of the year is the spring concert. Chorus is open to all who love to sing and want to learn to appreciate good music. Nine girls with one alternate in each section compose the Choraleers chosen by the director at the beginning of the year. The Choraleers enjoy singing for the Civic clubs, churches, and other organizations in addition to their festival work. First row: Brenda Mathis, Martha Moye Dickinson, Stella Price, Kaye Hammonds, Norma Jean Wimberly, Barbara Goodson, Sandra Cox, Mary Me Gettys, and Mary Jeff Fields. Second row: Judy Sherron, Lu Edwards, Ann Smith, Barbara Ann Vann, Brenda Murph, Iris Adams, Brenda Jones, Joanne Zeigler, Elaine Johnson, Eleanor Horne. Third row : Kay Parker, Dianne Matuse, Susan Kelly, Jane Byrd, Jane King, La Rue Chapman, Irene Crowley, Mary Kluge, Carole Powell, and Brenda Huggins. Fourth row: Rachel Brown, Martha Jean Haney, Betty Teal, Sharon Webb. Nancy Taylor, Cherrie James, Myra Register, Gwendolyn Guest, Diane Stewart, Cecelia Epps. Spirit is the intangible, yet ever-present force which welds youth into adulthood. Since spirit is cumulative, it becomes apparent on the gridiron, on the basketball court, on the diamond, and on the cinders. Spirit is predominant in the realm of athletics. There the athlete and the spectator are united, both reflecting the strain of excitement, anxiety in conflict, exuberance in victory, and disappointment in defeat. Each contest brings out the thrill of competition and challenge, the natural desire to excel. Each game has but one winner, but the excitement and spirit of competition never die. Physical Development ATHLETK First Row: Pete Coggeshall, Gos Segars, Paul Harrell, Robert Irvin, Jack Dixon, Mendel Smith, Johnny Lawing. Second Row: Reggie Mahn, Harry Gregory, Kenneth Huggins, Marty Driggers, James Morrison, Butch Grantham, Jim Shelley, Tommy McElveen, Martin Davis. Third Row: Larry Thompson, John Ewing, Johnny Barfield, Danny Askins, Woody Morgan, James Robbins, Max Jones, Jimmy Bell, Daulton Keith, Jimmy Benfield. football In a rebuilding season at Hartsville High School, the young, inexperienced Red Foxes surprised many supporters with a very successful 8-4 season. With Jimmy Bell and Johnny Barfield being the only first string returnees, the Foxes played diligently at the beginning of the season and by the close of the schedule had molded into a polished and well-rounded team. The type of football played was exciting and gave the fans thrills at games won or lost. Coach Billy Seigler proved that he is one of the best high school coaches in South Carolina by leading this junior-ladened team into becoming a top contender. Coaches Paul Chapman, Ray Petty, and Sam Faulk ably assisted him in developing the varsity team and in beginning a very strong junior high football program. Members of the team receiving honors for this year were end Larry Thompson, unanimously chosen for the All-Conference Team, and quarterback Jimmy Bell, second-string All-Conference. too Coach Billy Seigler emphasizes the importance of Assistant coaches Sam Faulk, Ray Petty, and Paul understanding plays in playing successful football. Chapman take a few minutes to go over the play. John Drinkard, Manning Privette, and Johnny Davis, managers, work hard to help keep the equipment straight. The Hartsville-Darlington Sportsmanship Trophy occupies an important place in the minds of all students. Won by Hartsville in 1959, we are striving to keep it home as much as possible. Max Jones Guard Woody Morgan End Danny Askins Center Zke lighting Larry Thompson End James Robbins Tackle James Morrison Guard Johnny Barfield Guard Jimmy Bell Quarterback Jimmy Benfield Halfback Johnny Lawing Fullback ?oxes Practice insures teamwork, keynote to victory. John Ewing Tackle Daulton Keith Halfback Martin Davis Halfback Hartsville 33 Loris 0 Every member of the Hartsville backfield scored as Hartsville played excellent football in the season’s opener. Kenneth Huggins started things rolling as he scored on a brilliant 40 yard run, followed by a 60 yard run by Daulton Keith and a 50 yard punt return by Jimmy Bell. Johnny Lawing scored from 3 yards out before Larry Thompson took a pass by Jimmy Bell for the final touchdown. Hartsville 6 Lake City 24 Lake City’s powerful Panthers proved too much for the junior-ladened Foxes as they rolled over Hartsville in a muddy battle. Although heavily outweighed, the Foxes fought hard but couldn’t break through the stubborn Panther defense. Hartsville’s only score came in the last minute of play on a 6 yard pass from Jimmy Bell to Larry Thompson. Jimmy Bell sweeps right end on a quarterback keeper and gains important yardage. Hartsville 46 Camden Academy 7 A trio of stars stood out as Hartsville played razzle-dazzle football in swamping Camden Academy 46-7. Halfback Martin Davis came off the bench to spark the Red Foxes by gaining 143 yards in 11 attempts while scoring two touchdowns. Quarterback Jimmy Bell threw two touchdown passes to end Larry Thompson and returned a punt for an 80 yard touchdown as Hartsville demonstrated great offensive power. Hartsville 25 Benneltsville 14 Johnny Lawing began the scoring with an 11 yard run, followed closely by another touchdown as Daulton Keith raced 13 yards. The final Red Fox score of the half came on a 4 yard plunge by Martin Davis. Bennetsville took to the airways for two quick touchdowns, but a 7 yard effort by Johnny Lawing iced the game for Hartsville. The rugged Fox line played a fine defensive game, limiting the running of Bennettsville to -3 yards in the second half. Martin Davis cuts sharply in order to avoid being tackled in another of his efforts that sparked Hartsville. Hartsville 20 Dillon 13 After a 13-7 halftime deficit, Hartsville’s Red Foxes played' fine football to defeat the Dillon Wildcats on a fourth period touchdown by Daulton Keith. Jimmy Bell and Johnny Lawing also scored touchdowns as Hartsville won its second consecutive conference game. The Red Fox line played an excellent game. Hartsville 6 Camden 25 Hartsville’s injury riddled Foxes took the opening kickoff and drove to the Camden one yard line before a costly fumble shattered their hopes of an early lead. Led by halfback Martin Davis, the Red Foxes continually drove deep into Bulldog territory only to be checked by their own miscues. Hartsville’s lone score came late in the game as Martin Davis went over from 4 yards out. Daulton Keith finds a hole and gets into secondary for a good gain. Review Hartsville 0 Marion 20 Marion’s fired-up eleven pulled the exact reverse of last year’s meeting as they defeated Hartsville in a rainy Homecoming. Although Hartsville outran and outpassed the visitors, they couldn’t muster the necessary punch to put over a score. Hartsville’s entire line played a fine game against the rugged Marion front. Hartsville 32 Kingstree 7 Hartsville’s Red Foxes rolled up a season’s high of 391 yards total offense as they crushed Kings-tree’s Boll Weevils 32-7. Jimmy Bell threw three touchdown passes in a spectacular aerial display, hitting end Larry Thompson twice and halfback Jimmy Benfield once. Johnny Lawing and Jimmy Benfield rounded out the scoring with a touchdown each as Hartsville completely dominated the whole game. Kingstree’s score came on a fumble deep in Red Fox territory. Woody Morgan leads the pursuing defense in an attempt to stop halfback Jack Bethea of Marion. Hartsville 13 Cheraw 7 Hartsville weathered rain, mud, and the Cheraw Braves, in a thrilling upset on October 30. Cheraw took an early 7-0 lead as an alert Brave broke through the line to block a punt and go on to score. Taking to the air, the Red Foxes scored only to miss the valuable extra point. Late in the game, with a Cheraw' victory evident, Jimmy Benfield shook off several would-be tack-lers for a 39 yard gain deep in Cheraw territory. Seconds later Jimmy Bell dived over to clinch the victory for Hartsville. Hartsville 21 Mullins 12 The Red Foxes switched to the ground as -they pounded away at Mullin’s line gaining 243 yards. Fullback Johnny Lawing proved the workhorse, scoring all three touchdowns with Jimmy Bell converting. After driving for one touchdown, Lawing picked off a Lide Huggins’ pitchout to go untouched for the second touchdown. The final touchdowm came from the six inch line after a 53 yard drive. Larry Thompson and James Robbins smother the ball carrier in a perfected show of team determination. After a thrilling: upset victory over Mullins, Coach Billy Seigrler is given the victory ride as team members show great appreciation for excellent training. Hartsville 20 Bishopville 7 The Bishopville Dragons came to Hartsville only to have their fire extinguished by the crafty Red Foxes. Daulton Keith, after sprinting 50 yards in eight plays, raced into the end zone for the first of three Hartsville touchdowns. Quarterback Jimmy Bell connected with end Larry Thompson for another Hartsville touchdown. The Foxes’ final score came as Johnny Lawing barrelled over from the two yard line, raising his season’s total to 66 points. Hartsville 6 Darlington 19 After a hard fought game the Foxes suffered a heartbreaking defeat from their arch-rival Darlington in the last game of the season for both teams. Failing to gain on the ground, Hartsville took to the air. The Foxes’ only score wras made with passes of 18 and 9 yards by Bell. Hartsville finished the season with an 8-4 record. Keys’ Kaskctball Fielding the state’s tallest team, Hartsville’s Red Foxes roared to their second Pee Dee Conference crown in three years in amassing a 20-2 record for the year. Ranking as one of the top round ball quintets in South Carolina, the Foxes built up to a climax in which they overwhelmed their only two conquerors to end the season on a supremely successful note. The Red Foxes swept to a 13-1 Pee Dee Conference record, tying with Lake City for first place. They advanced to the Pee Dee Conference Tournament finals against Lake City, the only team to defeat the Foxes in two seasons of PDC play. Hartsville completely dominated play, triumphing 59-48, thus culminating a three year era of Pee Dee Conference dominance. Hartsville cracked a 36-game victory streak of the Class-A state champion Winnsboro Wildcats by administering a 57-33 thrashing on the local court to the previously acknowledged number one team in the state. Biggest of the Foxes, 6’8” Manning Privette scored 23 points per game to win his second straight PDC scoring crown. Woody Morgan, 6’7”, was the other half of Hartsville’s awesome rebounding combination, scoring 14 points per game to finish second to Privette in Conference scoring. Ronnie Holley, co-captain with Privette, led the “little” men of the team, along with Jimmy Bell, who will be expected to lead next year’s team. Jimmy Griffin, fourth of the starting seniors, came into his own in the Tournament finals, sparking the Foxes to victory. Three of the quintet, Privette, Morgan, and Griffin, were members of the All-Tournament team, Privette receiving the honor for the third straight year. Able replacements for the starters were Paul O’Neal, who started for the first half of the season, Russell Watson and Harry Frampton. Hartsville 40 Hartsville 53 Hartsville 70 Hartsville 55 Hartsville 45 Hartsville 44 Hartsville 58 Hartsville 43 Hartsville 70 Hartsville 70 Hartsville 61 Hartsville 37 Hartsville 37 Hartsville 78 Hartsville 45 Hartsville 63 Hartsville 57 Winnsboro 47 ... Florence 36 Bennettsville 38 . Darlington 36 .... Cheraw 26 .. Lake City 43 ____ Mullins 33 .... Marion 21 ..... Dillon 30 Bennettsville 23 , . Darlington 37 ....Cheraw 26 .. Lake City 46 .... Mullins 35 .... Marion 31 .... Dillon 27 .. Winnsboro 33 106 First Row: Sam Richey, Harry Frampton, Jimmy Griffin, Larry Thompson, Richard Privette, Jimmy Bell. Ronnie Charles Hughes, Manning Privette, Woody Morgan, Paul Holley, Johnny Davis, Eddie Weldon. O’Neal, Russell Watson. Second Row: Jimmy Benfield, Managers Ernest Faile and Charles Perry collect the basketballs after the game as statistics keeper Blanding Clarkson looks on. Coaches Billy Seigler and Paul Chapman diagram plays to 6 7” Woody Morgan and f ’8” Manning Privette. Paul O’Neal Forward Manning Privette Ronnie Holley Center Guard Woody Morgan Forward Student Privette goes high into the air to sink a jump shot in the tight Lake Citv game. Enthusiast Morgan controls the tap to give the Foxes possession of the ball and a chance for an all-important basket against the Panthers. Jimmy Griffin Guard Jimmy Griffin leaps vainly into the air as Cheraw controls the tip. Parent Little Fan Russell Watson takes a jump shot over the out-stretched Woody Morgan and Paul O’Neal scrap for a rebound against hands of a Darlington defender. Darlington’s Marion Peavy (20) and Danny Coker (34). Hannah Byrd, Kay Parker, Louetla Byrd, Diane Chapman, Delene Ingram, Peggie Johnson, Jackie Sellers, Betty Haynes, Sylvia Griggs, Merrie Byrd, Nancy Taylor, Faye Hays. Girls’ Basketball Lucia Lewis and Bren Johnston, managers, check the team’s progress with coach Jean Evans. Hartsville 28 Hartsville 36 Hartsville 38 Hartsville 21 Hartsville 44 Hartsville 21 Hartsville 37 Hartsville 31 Hartsville 46 Hartsville 44 Hartsville 26 Hartsville 28 Hartsville 25 Hartsville 40 Hartsville 36 Hartsville 46 . Winnsboro 44 ... Florence 60 Bennettsville 43 . Darlington 47 .....Cheraw 46 . Lake City 32 _____Mullins 39 ..... Marion 49 ...... Dillon 51 Bennettsville 53 ,. Darlington 46 . . .. Cheraw 38 .. Lake City 38 .....Mullins 32 ..... Marion 51 ..... Dillon 47 First String: Kaye Parker, Diane Chapman, Louella Byrd, Delene Ingram, Peggie Johnson, Jackie Sellers. Qiris' basketball The 1960 girls’ basketball team opened when the Foxettes battled the Winnsboro lasses in what proved to be a loss for the Hartsville team. As the season progressed, it became apparent that this was an off year for the Hartsville High School girls. Despite this discouragement, they practiced diligently and finally achieved success by defeating second place Mullins 40-32 to enter the victory column. This upset, along with an additional triumph over Bishop-ville, gave the Foxettes a season’s total of two wins against fifteen defeats. Although Delene Ingram, leading scorer with an 18 point average and captain of the team, graduates, improvement is expected because three starters will be returning. Peggie comes through with 2 in a tight game with Lake City. Louella and an arch-rival Blue Devil fight to control a jump ball. The Hartsville High School baseball team, after completing a 10-4 1959 season, winning the last six games, have optimistic hopes for the 1960 season. Led by ace left hander Bobby Shirley, who is one of the promising stars of the Pee Dee Conference, the Foxes, coached by Mr. Ray Petty, have five starters returning and many promising substitutes from last year. The starters are Ernie White, right fielder; Johnny Davis, second baseman; Ronnie Holley, shortstop; Jimmy Bell, third baseman; and Bobby Shirley, pitcher. Coach Ray Petty in his three years at Hartsville High has had some very successful seasons and is looking forward to another one this year. Baseball Right fielder Dick Newton plays “heads-up” ball and comes in from outfield position to cover second base. Ronnie Holley takes a healthy cut and lines the ball into left field for a base hit. Jimmy Bell tags the runner Johnny Davis in a close play at the plate in a Hartsville scrimmage session. Barfield. Second Row: Harry Gregory, Marion Watkins, First Row: Chandler Peel, Sam Richey, Russell Easter- Troy Usher, Jimmy Bell, Jim Shelley, Bobby Shirley, ling, Barney Wallace, Johnny Davie, Dick Newton, Johnny Ronnie Holley. Jimmy Griffin, Harry Frampton, Woody Morgan, Paul O’Neal, and Eddie Weldon. Jimmy congratulates Paul after a tough practice. •4 K Harry gets ready to try his backhand. 11 Having lost only one player from last year’s victorious team, the Red Fox Racketeers show strong promise of another successful season this year. Coach Southerland, newcomer at Hartsville High, expects great things from sophomore Harry Frampton, considered one of the up and coming tennis players of the state. He is backed by four returnee lettermen who make our team one of the strongest of the Pee Dee Conference. Boys’ Zen His With a determined expression Woody comes through with a powerful serve. Becky demonstrates her forehand stroke while slamming the ball into the far corner of the court. Qiris’ Zennis The girls’ tennis team, coached by Miss Jean Evans, shows great promise this year. The team shows good depth with the return of four lettermen from last year’s squad. Trellise Wilkes leads the team as first man with three years of experience behind her. Sara Bennett, Millie Johnston, and Becky Sparrow compose the remainder of the team. Sara comes up to return a volley as Becky prepares to back her up. In another doubles match Trellise and Millie make sure this one will be returned. Trellise Wilkes, Becky Sparrow, Sara Bennett, and Millie Johnston. Pete Coggeshall, Danny Askins, Rex Capps, and Jeff Truesdale line up at the starting line just before the gun sounds. Track, a sport in which the individual is emphasized, is rapidly gaining popularity at Harts-ville High School. With twelve returnees from last year’s Pee Dee Conference runnerup team, Coach Paul Chapman is looking forward to this season as being one of the best. The team has progressed rapidly since it was begun three years ago. Early in the spring, the cindermen begin running, jumping and throwing in preparation for the coming meets. Events include the shot put, discus throw, pole vault, high jump, broad jump, and the sprints and relays. Jimmy Benfield takes the hurdle in stride in practice session before a big meet. Ztack First Row: John Ewing, Jimmy Benfield, Jimmy Bell, Mack McKinnon, Charles Hughes, Curtis Williams, Men- Daulton Keith, James Robbins, Marty Driggers, James del Smith, Pete Coggeshall, Larry Byrd, Danny Askins, Morrison, Kenneth Huggins, Max Jones. Second Row: Jeff Truesdale, Russell Watson, Rex Capps. To achieve better form our golf team begins practice early in the spring. The Hartsville Golf Course allows the use of its course and facilities to the team for practices and lessons. Golf meets are held twice a week in Dillon, Bennettsville. Darlington, Cheraw and Hartsville. At the end of the season a tournament is held in one of these places, where the conference championship is decided and individual honors are given. Blanding studies the green before sinking a putt. Randy takes a practice swing while concentrating on his form. m Randy Pearce, Blanding Clarkson, and Harry Frampton talk over the situation before teeing off for a round of golf. Zhe mock Rachel Adams Cheryl Beattie Sara Bennett Mary Me Gettys Kaye Hammonds Faye Hays Millie Johnston Betty Morrell Jackie Sellers Judy Sherron Becky Sparrow Betty Teal Blanding Clarkson Pete Coggeshall Johnny Davis Martin Davis Marty Driggers John Drinkard Ronnie Holley Kenneth Howie Kenneth Huggins Charles Hughes Robert Irwin Max Jones Paul O’Neal Randy Pearce Charles Perry Bob Shirley Mendel Smith Larry Thompson The Girls’ Block H Club is com-posed of the cheerleaders and letter winners from basketball and tennis. Being a member is an honor for those chosen because it represents outstanding school spirit and team work. The club is composed of these girls and the sponsor Miss Jean Evans, who is the basketball and tennis coach. She is also the cheerleader sponsor. Money making projects this year included the selling of football programs and the pretty red Block H cushions. This club helps promote good sportsmanship at all athletic events. The officers are: Trellise Wilkes, President; Mary Me Gettys, Vice-President; Delene Ingram, Secretary; and Bren Johnston, Treasurer. Louella ByTd Diane Chapman Linda Driggers Delene Ingram Peggie Johnson Bren Johnston Manning Privette James Robbins Jim Shelley Jeff Truesdale Eddie Weldon Mr. Billy Seigler M Club The Boys' Block H Club is organized to benefit the boys who have earned a letter in the different phases of the athletic programs. These boys plus Mr. Billy Seigler make up the club. Money making projects this year included bottle drives and basketball Trellise Wilkes Miss Jean Evans Danny Askins Johnny Barfield Jimmy Bell Jimmy Benfield John Ewing Harry Frampton Butch Grantham Jimmy Griffin Cecil Grooms Paul Harrell Daulton Keith Johnny La wing Reggie Mahn Tommy McElveen Woody Morgan James Morrison 1 19 games featuring civic club all-stars versus teachers and the boys’varsity team versus the 1951 Championship team. With this money the boys bought jackets for the team. This club is well organized, influential, and beneficial for both members and fellow students. Officers are: Woody Morgan, President; Tommy McElveen, Vice-President; Jimmy Bell, Secretary; and Ronnie Holley, Treasurer. Mary Me Gettys, Randy Pearce, mascot Meredith Mc-Korell, Rachel Adams, Trellise Wilkes, Cheryl Beattie, Betty Morrell, Judy Sherron, Linda Driggers, Faye Hays, Kaye Hammonds, and Betty Teal heighten spirit and excitement with new yells and plenty of vigor. Faye Hays, member of the Block H Club, sells football programs during the pre-game activities. The cheerleaders add pep and sparkle to the parades before every local game. “Fight, team, fight!” yell excited fans as they urge the Foxes on to victory. Pictured in the feature section of the Retrospect are the beauties and outstanding students of Hartsville High School. Adorning the opening pages of this section are the Homecoming Queen and her court. They are elected by the student body. Also found in the feature section are the D. A. R. Award Winner, Miss Hi Miss, and King Teen, nominated by the student body and selected by the faculty. The editors of the Retrospect and High Notes are chosen by the faculty because of their ability and interest. Representatives at Palmetto Boys’ State are selected on the basis of outstanding leadership, character, and citizenship. This year the Top Ten Seniors replace the Senior Superlatives. Individual Recognition throug FEATURES MARY ELMORE JUDY SHERRON Homecoming Court MARY BROWN KAYE HAMMONDS WILLI£ MAE GRANT ADA SPARROW Our beautiful queen, Betty Teal, is crowned by Randy Pearce, climaxing the Homecoming ceremonies. Homecoming Events Ann Duval watches proudly as Mrs. Gore pins on her corsage before the parade. October 16 was a day of excitement from beginning to end. Adding last minute touches to gaily decorated floats, students rushed around during study halls. Then the Homecoming Parade, composed of bands, cheerleaders, football sponsors, the Homecoming Queen and court, and class floats, added color to the afternoon. The theme, “Keys to Tomorrow”, was artistically carried out. Finally the big night arrived. About 2,000 fans attended the game between the Red Foxes of Hartsville and the Swamp Foxes of Marion. As introduction to this grand spectacle, the football sponsors were paraded around the football field. After the graduation class of 1934 was honored and introduced at half-time, the Queen and her court were presented. Worried expressions on the faces of spectators display a tense moment during the Homecoming game with Marion. MISS HI MISS Judy Sherron Honors KING TEEN Woody Morgan D. A. R. AWARD Rachel Adams CO-EDITORS OF RETROSPECT Linda Driggers Mary Elmore EDITOR OF HIGH NOTES Millie Johnston And More Homs PALMETTO BOYS’ STATE Danny Askins, Jimmy Griffin, Bob Shirley, Paul O’Neal, Bill Howie, Randy Pearce ALICE REID Valedictorian RANDY PEARCE Salutatorian One of the highest honors given at Hartsville High School this year is being chosen as one of the Top Ten Seniors. This selection is based on scholastic performance in the academic area. Zke Zop Zen BELVA HOWLE BILL HOWLE BRENDA MURPH MARY ELMORE JERRY GAINEY Although this is the last year for the valedictorian and the salutatorian to be acknowledged, they have been singled out this year for special recogni-StlidCHtS ti°n- hereafter only the ten students with the high- est scholastic rating will be noted. A pin will be awarded to each of these students. JUDY NEWSOME PAUL O’NEAL Community Coopereration Through The numerous problems of putting a yearbook together have been summed up. The mechanics of planning, lay-out, photography, copy writing, and proofreading are familiar to the staff. Before the annual can grow into a record of a high school year, however, it must have a financial background. The annual staff contacts the various firms and explains the value of advertising. Then the staff works with the advertiser in writing up his ad. The result is a credit to the book and to the advertiser. It is the sincere desire of the Retrospect Staff that the contributions of our advertisers not go unrecognized and that the patronage of Hartsville High School students continue to be a support to them as they are to us. ADVERTISEMENTS Never give Up! if adversity presses, Providence wisely das mingled the cup, And the best counsel, in all your distresses, Os the stout watchword of llNever give up!” Martin Jarquhar (jupper SONOCO PRODUCTS COMPANY GENERAL OFFICES AND MAIN PLANT—HA RTS VILLE, S. C. 134 Compliments of HARTSVILLE COTTON MILL 135 QUALITY JEWELERS Hamilton—Elgin—Bulova—Omega—Wylder—Watches Keepsake Diamonds Towle, Heirloom, and Lunt Silver Fostoria, Glastonbury Tiffin Crystal Royal, Doulton, Lenox, Castleton, Flintridge, and Bavarian Fine China Expert Wratch and Jewelry Repairing Full line of Trophies and Gifts Hartsville, S. C. Best Wishes Manufacturer of Cotton Dresses 137 RABB'S PACKING COMPANY Meats at Wholesale EX 3-1371 Darlington, S. 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RAINBOW IN 151 Senior Statistics ADAMS, RACHEL RUFF: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Student Body Vice-President 60; Vice-President of Sophomore Class 58; President of Junior Class 59; Vice-President Senior Class 60; Student Council 57, 59, 60; Junior Honor Society 57� ; National Honor Society 59, 60; Senior Band 57; District Band 57; County Fair Band Contest 57; Christian Youth 57 58; Secretary 57; Cheerleader 58, 59, 60; Head Cheerleader 60; State Cheerleader Convention 57; Band to Shrine Bowl 57; Talent Night 57, 59, 60; Junior-Senior Participant 58; Office Assistant 58, 59, 60; Float Committee 58, 59; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; District and State Student Council Convention 59; Class Night Marshal 59; Graduation Marshal 59; Girls’ Block “H” Club 59, 60; Chairman of Junior-Senior Committee 59; Junior Class Play Cast 59; D.A.R. Award 60; Homecoming Committee 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Magazine Salesman, $100 Club 60, Homeroom Captain; Book Room Committee 60. ANDERSON, LOU AGNES: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 57; Office Assistant 57; Science Club 57; Christian Youth 57, 58; Vanilla Salesman 57; Float Committee 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior Talent Night 57, 58, 59, 60; Fire Drill Committee 57; Biology Club 58; Library Assistant 58; Participant in Junior-Senior 58; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Homecoming Dance Decoration Committee 59; Nurses Club 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60. ANDREWS, MARGARET YARBOROUGH: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Library Assistant 57; Homeroom Vice-President 60; Secretary-Treasurer 57; Chorus 57; District Music Festival 57; Biology Club 58; Christian Youth 57; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; Publicity, Stage Setting Committee, Props, and Make-up Committees for Junior Class Play 59; Talent Night 59; South Carolina Scholastic Press Association Convention 59; Art Club 60; High Notes 60; News Editor 60; Homeroom Vice-President 60; Senior Class Play Stage-setting Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; $30 Club. ASKINS, DAN GERALD: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom President 57; Junior Varsity Football 57; Track 57, 58, 59, 60; Football 58, 59, 60; Latin Club 58; Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 59; Intramural Track Meet 59; Milk Machine Attendant 59; Student Council 57; Fire Drill Committee 58, 59; T. and I. Club 59; Senior Class Play 60; Senior Disc Jockey 60; Biology Club 58; Vanilla Salesman 57; Latin Forum 58; Lower State Track Meet 57, 58, 59; State Track Meet 57, 58, 59; Sock Salesman 57; Block “H” Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Boys’ State 59; Lab Assistant 59; Pep Squad 59, 60; Retrospect Staff 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Float Committee 59, 60. ASKINS, JOYCE MARIE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom 57, 58, 59, 60; National Junior Honor Society 57; J.H.A. 57; Talent Night 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 58, 59; Float Committee 59; Art Club 60; Pep Squad 60; High Notes 60. AiKINSON, MATTIE NELLE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; J.H.A. 57; State Convention 57; F.H.A. 58, 59, 60; Scrapbook Chairman 59; District F.H.A. Meeting 59; State F.H.A. Convention 58, 59, 60; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Sock Salesman 59; F.H.A. Representative 59; Typist for F.H.A. Yearbook 60; F.B.L.A. 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. BEASLEY, BILLY: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior T. and I. Club 57; F.F.A. 57, 58; Livestock Judging Contest 58; T. and I. Club 59, 60; Junior Class Play Committee 59; Christmas Display 59, 60; Bus Driver 59, 60; Electrical Demonstration 59, 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60. BEASLEY, MELANIE LYNN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Vice-President 57, 59; F.H.A. 57, 58; State Fair Convention 57; Library Club 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; F.B.L.A. 59, Vice-President 59; Talent Night 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; Senior Class Secretary 60; Magazine Salesman GO; $30 Club 60; F.T.A. 60; Senior Class Play Marshal 60; Float Committee 60. BENNETT, SARA ELIZABETH: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom President 59; Treasurer 60; Student Council 59; Chorus 57; Office Assistant 57, 58, 59; Newsreel 58, 59; First Place in News Division of Story of The Month Contest 58; Second Place in News Division in State 58; Christian Youth 58; Pep Squad 58; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Biology Club 58; District SCSPA Convention 58; Junior Class Play Ticket Salesman 59; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; District Student Council Convention 59; State SCSPA Convention 59; Tennis Team 59; High Notes Associate Editor 60; Block “H” Club 60; Magazine Salesman 60; $30 Club 60; Senior Class Play Marshal Chairman 60; First Runner Up in Miss Red Fox Contest 60. BLACKMON, JULIAN CURTIS, JR.: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 57; Member of Student Council 57; Band 57, 58, 59, 60; District Clinic 57, 58; State Festival 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior Varsity Football 58; Band Festivals 58, 59, 60; Band State Clinic 59; Float Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Intramural Track Meet 59; T. and I. Club 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Disc Jockey 60; Band to Shrine Bowl 60. BLACKMON, KATHLEEN SMITH: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 60; Office Assistant 58; Christian Y'outh 58; National Junior Honor Society 58; Biology Club 58; Float Committee 58, 59; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Treasurer 59; Newsreel Staff 59; Junior Class Play Marshal 59; District and State South Carolina Scholastic Press Association Convention 59; Poem Published in National Anthology of High School Poetry 59; Poem Published in Young America Sings 59; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 59; Junior Class Talent Night 59, 60; Junior Class Dance Committee 59; High Notes Business Manager 60; Future Teachers of America 60; Historian 60; Magazine Salesman 60; $30 Club; Senior Class Play Ticket Salesman 60. BLAND, ROGER MICHAEL: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.F.A. 57, 58, 59; Secretary 59; Dairy Judging Contest 58; Livestock Judging Contest 59; Poultry Judging Contest 59; T. and I. Club 59; Bus Drivers 60; Co-Captain 60; Parade Committee 57, 58; County and District Participant in Parliamentary Procedure Contest 59; Second Place in State Parliamentary Procedure Contest 59. BRADDOCK, MARIE ELAINE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 59; Junior Band 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Float Committee 58; F.F.A. 59; Sock Salesman 59; F.B. L.A. 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; “Miss F.B.L.A.” Contest 60. BRADSHAW, DAVID LEWIS: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57; Class Float 58; Talent Night 58, 59; Chorus 58; T. and I. Club 59, 60; Convention Representative 59; Track 59. BRISTOW, BURNEY ELIZABETH: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, GO; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59; State Convention 57, 58; Hillcrest Convention 59; Sumter Convention 58; Blue Ribbon Award 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 59; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Pep Squad 58; Sock Salesman 59; Talent Night Marshal 59; Office Assistant 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Concession Stand 60; F.T.A. 60. BROWN, MARIAN LEE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57; Secretary 57; Chorus 57, 58, 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; State Music Festival 58, 59; District Music Festival 58, 59; Biology Club 58; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Christian Youth 57, 58; Sock Salesman 59; Junior Class Play Committee 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Party 152 Senior Statistics Time 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Retrospect 60; F.T.A. 60; Treasurer 60; Senior Class Play Marshal 60; Junior Class Talent Night 59, 60; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Co-Captain 58. BYRD, ELSIE JOHNSON: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; J.H.A. 57, 58; State Convention 57; District Convention 58; F.H.A. 59; Home Project Award 59; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 59: F.B.L.A. 60; Spelling Contest 60; Vice-President 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. BYRD, JANE ELLA: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Library Club 57; Library Convention 57; Chorus 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Float Committee 58, 59; Junior Class Play 59; Junior Class Talent Night Marshal 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; F.T.A. 60; Historian Committee in F.T.A. 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; District Music Festival 60; State Music Festival 60. BYRD, LOUELLA OLIVIA: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59; F.H.A. State Convention 57, 58; Float Committee 58, 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 59; Future Nurses Club 59; Bus Driver 59, 60; Basketball 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; Block “H Club 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. CAMPBELL, JOHN SPERGON: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57, Junior T. and I. Club 58; T. and I. Club 59, 60; Float Committee 59, 60. CARTER, JIMMY: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57; Junior T. and I. Club 57; Christian Youth 57; Junior Varsity Baseball 58; Biology Club 58; T. and I. Club 60; Student Council 60; Homeroom President 60; Homecoming Committee 60; Float Committee 59, 60. CASEY, ZEBULON VANCE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57; Christian Youth 57; Newsreel 58; District SCSPA Convention 58; T. and I. Club 60; Senior Play Committee 60. CASTON, JOANNE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Sock Salesman 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. CHAPMAN, MYRTIS LA RUE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Chorus 58, 59, 60; District and State Festival 58, 60; Pep Squad 58; Vanilla Salesman 57; F.H.A. 57, 60; Christian Youth 57; Library Club 57; Sock Salesman 59; Biology Club 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; F.T.A. 60; Historian Committee 60. CLARKSON, BLANDING DESAUSSURE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vice-President 59; Treasurer 58; Green Counter 57; Junior High Basketball 57; Varsity Basketball 58, 59; Tennis Team 58; Latin Club 58; Biology Club 58; Golf Team 59, 60; Newsreel 59; School Basketball Correspondent 59, 60; Winner, High Hurdles, Intramural Track Meet 59; Sock Salesman 59; High Notes Sports Editor 60; School Football Correspondent 60; Football Statistic Keeper 60; Block H” Club 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Student Disc Jockey 60. COKER, ANNE HOLLIS: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Class President 57; Student Council 57; Christian Youth 57, 58; Student Council Convention 57; Chorus 57, 58, 59, 60; State Music Festival 57, 58, 59, 60; District Music Festival 57, 58, 60; Float Committee 57, 58; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Co-Captain 58; Class Beauty 58; Junior Dance Committee 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Talent Night 59; Sock Salesman 59; Candidate for “Miss Red Fox 59; Decorating Committee for Senior Play 60; Curtis Magazine Certificate 60; Future Teachers of America 60; Program Chairman 60; Fire Drill 60; Marshal Christmas Music Program 60. COKER, CECELIA RICHARDSON: Student General Association 57, 58, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 60; Library Assistant 57; Second Place at Science Fair 57; State Science Fair Certificate 57; Science Club 57; Latin Club 58; Biology Club 58; Pep Squad 58; Transfer from Saint Catherine’s School 59; Class Float 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; $30 Club 60. COLLINS, ALLEN THOMAS: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.F.A. 57, 58, 59; Secretary 58; Land Judging Team 57, 58; Homeroom Secretary 57; Parliamentary Procedure Contest 58, 59; First Place District 59; Second Place State 59; State F.F.A. Convention at Clemson; Fire Marshal 58; F.F.A. Radio Program 58; Sock Salesman 59; Magazine Salesman 60. DAVIS, JOHNNY McIVER: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Vice-President 57; Baseball Team 57, 58, 59, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior Varsity Football 58; Basketball Team 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; Block “H” Club 59, 60; Intramural Track Meet 59; Football Manager 60; Magazine Salesman 60. DIXON, HEYWARD PRESTON: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; T. and I. Club 57, 59, 60; T. and I. Camp 57, 59; T. and I. Project 60; F.F.A. 58; Football Team 58; Sock Salesman 59; Magazine Salesman 60. DRIGGERS, LINDA RAYE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior High Student Body President 57; Junior High Student Council 57; Christian Youth 57, 58; Treasurer 57; Chorus 57, 59; National Junior Honor Society 57; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 57: Vanilla Salesman 57; Homecoming Float Committee 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior Classical League 58, 59; Secretary 58; F.B.L.A. 58; Treasurer 58; District Winner F.B.L.A. Oral Speech Contest 58; Second Place Winner State F.B.L.A. Oral Speech Contest 58; F.B.L.A. Convention 58; Biology Club 58; Latin Forum 58; Cheerleader 58, 59, 60; State Cheerleader Convention 57; Choraleer Alternate 59; Junior Class Play Student Director 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention 59; Junior Class Talent Night 57, 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; State Music Festival 59; Block H” Club 59, 60; Fifth High Salesman, Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Red Fox Queen Nominee 60; Retrospect 60; Co-Editor 60; Student Disc Jockey 60; Homecoming Sponsor 60. EASTERLING, TOMMY CLARENCE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; State Fair 57, 58; F.F.A. 57, 58; Land Judging Team 57; Dairy Judging Team 57, 58; Baseball 57; Parliamentary Procedure Contest 58; Parliamentary Procedure Contest 59; District First Place 59; State Second Place 59; F.F.A. Camp 58; Livestock Judging Team 59; Sock Salesman 59; State F.F.A. Convention 59; Bus Driver 59, 60; Magazine Salesman 60. ELMORE, MARY KEITH: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Chorus 57, 58; Nonette 57, 58; State Chorus Clinic 58; State Chorus Festival 58; District Chorus Festival 58; Christian Youth 57; Tenth Grade Carnival 57; Junior Class Talent Night 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior Classical League 58; Latin Forum 58; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Vice-President 58; Office Assistant 59; Cheerleader 59; Member of Homecoming Court 59, 60; Class Night Marshal 59; Commencement Marshal 59; Junior Class Play Cast 59; National Honor Society 59, 60; Secretary-Treasurer 60; Sock Salesman 59; Nominee for “Miss Red Fox 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Captain 60; Senior Class Play Stage Committee 60; Retrospect Co-Editor 60; Homecoming Committee 60; Junior-Senior Participant 58; WBTW Party Time 58; Chorus T.V. Program 57; One of Top Ten Seniors 60. EVANS, NANCY FAY: Student General Association 60; Homeroom Club 60; Transfer from McClenaghan High 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Chorus 60; Choraleers 60; Junior Class Talent Night 60; Nurses Club 60; Representative 60; Float Committee 60. 153 Senior Statistics FIELDS, MARY JEFF: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Christian Youth 57, 58; Library Club 57; Office Assistant 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Sock Salesman 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Junior-Senior Participant 58; Fire Marshal 60; Science Club 57; Constitution Speech Finalist 60; Junior Band 57; Head Majorette 57; Senior Band 58, 59; Majorette 59; District Band Festival 58; Pee Dee Fair Contest 58; Float Committee 57, 58, 59; Chorus 60; Choraleers 60; Junior Class Dance Committee 59; Pep Squad 58, 59; 60; District Music Festival 60; State Music Festival 60; Talent Night 59, 60; Junior Class Play Make-Up Director 59; Senior Class Play Make-Up Director 60; District Library Convention 57; Commencement Band 58, 59; Sun Fun Twirling Festival 57. GAINEY, BETTY GABLE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.B.L. A. 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59; Junior Class Talent Night Marshal 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. GAINEY, CHARLES CURTIS: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Biology Club 58; Fire Drill Committee 58, 59; T. and I. Club 59; Sock Salesman 59; Magazine Salesman 60. GAINEY, GLORIA JERALDINE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58. 59, 60; F.H.A. 58; Homeroom President 58; Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 59; Student Council 58; Junior Class Talent Night Marshal 59; Junior-Senior Committee 58, 59; Nurses Club 60; Senior Play Committee 60; Office Assistant 60; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Nurses Club Representative at Manning 60; F.H.A. Fashion Show 57, 58; Curtis Magazine Certificate 60; Cafeteria Assistant 60; State Fair Convention 58. GAINEY, JERRY WILSON: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior Varsity Basketball 57; Latin Club 58; Biology Club 58; Track Team 58; Basketball Team 58; Block “H Club 59; Intramural Track Meet 59; Graduation Marshal 59; Lab Assistant 59; Audio-Visual Club 59; Talent Night 59; Sock Salesman 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; College Day Usher 59; Class Night Usher 59; T. and I. Club 60; Senior Play Cast 60; Sales and Service 60; National Honor Society 59, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; One of Top Ten Seniors 60. GAINEY, JOSEPH LESLIE: Student General Association 52, 53, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 52, 53, 59, 60; F.F.A. Reporter 53; Sock Salesman 59; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. GAINEY, MILDRED BEATRICE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 60; F.H.A. Fashion Show 58; F.H.A. Convention 58; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Float Committee 59, 60; Cafeteria Assistant 59; State Fair Convention 59; Sock Salesman 59; F.N.A. Club 60; Concession Stand 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. GAINEY, PERLINE ROMA: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Office Assistant 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Sophomore Float 58; Sock Salesman 59; F.B. L.A. 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60. GANDY, MAXINE DIANE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Vice-President 57, Treasurer 58; F.H.A. 57, 58; F.H.A. State Convention 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; F.H.A. Card Salesman 58; F.B.L.A. 59, 60; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Talent Night Marshal 59; Sock Salesman 59; F.N.A. 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Float Committee 60; Concession Stand 60. GARDNER, ANNIE MAE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59; Card Salesman 58, 59; Sock Salesman 59; F.N.A. 60; Magazine Salesman 60. GARDNER, MINNIE OLA: Student General Association 57. 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Card Salesman 58; Sock Salesman 59; Magazine Salesman 60; Float Committee 59; F.N.A. 60. GARLAND, DAVID GREGG, JR.: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57. 58, 59, 60; F.F.A. 57, 58, 59; F.F.A. Convention 57, 58, 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Sock Salesman 59; Junior Class Play Committee 59; District Parliamentary Procedure Contest 59; T. and I. Club 59, 60; Electrical Display 59, 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. GARLAND, PATRICIA MAE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57; F.H.A. Convention 57; F.H.A. Convention, Sumter 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Pep Squad 58; Library Assistant 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; F.B.L.A. 59; Float Committee 59; Concession Stand 60; Curtis Magazine Certificate 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Senior Class Play Marshal 60. GLENN, SHELIA MAE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Secretary 57, 58, Vice-President 59; Treasurer 60; Float Committee 57, 60; Office Assistant 57; Senior Marching Band 57, 58; Senior Concert Band 57, 58; Junior Homemakers Reporter 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Commencement Band 58; Sophomore Class President 58; Student Council 58; F.H.A. 58; President 58; District Festival 58; Shrine Bowl Parade 58; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest 58; Fire-drill Committee 58; Homecoming Sponsor 58; Biology Club 58; State and District F.H.A. Convention 58; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Library Assistant 59; Winner of F.B.L.A. Speaking Contest 59; F.B.L.A. Treasurer 59, 60; Treasurer 60; F.B.L.A. Workshop 59; Junior Class Play Marshal 59; Sock Salesman 59; Senior Class Night Marshal 59; Commencement Marshal 59; Candidate for “Miss Red Fox” 59; Senior Class Play Marshal 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Pep Squad 60; Concession Stand 60. GOODSON, BARBARA JEAN: Student General Association 57 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom President 58; Christian Youth 57; Student Council 58; Chorus 57, 58, 59, 60; State Music Festival 58, 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Biology Club 59; Magazine Salesman 60; Nurses Club 60; President 60; Representative Nurses’ Club 60. GOODSON, JAMES WILEY: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Tennis 57; Science Club 57; Biology Club 58; Float Committee 58; Intramural Track Meet 59; T. and I. Club 60; Green Counter 60; Audio-Visual Team 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. GRIFFIN, JAMES HERMAN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Basketball Team 57, 58, 59. 60; All-Conference 58, 59; All-Tournament 59; Junior Varsity Football 57, 58; Junior Varsity Baseball 58; Block “H” Club 58, 59, 60; Tennis Team 59, 60; Palmetto Boys’ State 59; Sock Salesman 59; Intramural Track Meet 59; Football Team 59; Magazine Sales 60; T. and I. Club 60; Float Committee 60; Homecoming Marshal 60. GRIGGS, BETTY JOYCE: Student General Association 57. 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57. 58, 59. 60; F.H.A. 57. 58. 59, 60; Office Assistant 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Sock Salesman 59; F.N.A. 60; Pep Squad 60; Concession Stand 60; Magazine Salesman 60. GRIGGS, SYLVIA RAE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58; F.B.L.A. 59, 60; Junior Talent Night Marshal 59; Basketball 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Float Committee 60; Magazine Campaign 60; Concession Stand 60. GROOMS, WILLIAM CECIL, JR.: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Block “H” Club 58, 59, 60; Basketball Team 58, 59; Manager 57; Float Committee 59, 60; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Magazine Salesman 60. 154 Senior Statistics HAFNER, NANCY ELLEN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Freshman Class Vice-President 57; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 57; Float Committee 57, 58, 59, 60; National Junior Honor Society 57; Christian Youth 57, 58; Dramatics Club 57; Chorus 57, 58, 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; District Music Festival 58, 59; State Music Festival 59; Nonette alternate 58; Fire Drill Committee 58; Pep Squad 58, 60; Biology Club 58; Junior Classical League 58, 59; Latin Forum 58; Junior Class Play Cast 59; Future Teachers of America 59, 60; Cheerleader 5i ; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 59; Junior Talent Night 59; Sock Salesman 59; Retrospect Staff 60; Senior Class Play Cast 60; Homecoming Sponsor 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. HAIRE, LOIS MARIE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Homeroom President 59; Student Council 59; Sock Salesman 59; F.B.L.A. 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Float Committee 60. HARDEN, LINNA ELLEN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 60; National Junior Honor Society 57; Mental Contest 58; Biology Club 58; Office Assistant 58: Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Library Convention 59; Library Club 59, 60; President 60; Vice-President 59; Vice-President South Carolina High School Library Association 59; National Honor Society 59, 60; Commencement Marshal 59; Class Night Marshal 59; Student Director Junior Class Play 59; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Student Council 60; Senior Class Play Publicity Committee 60; Magazine Salesman 60; One of Top Ten Seniors 60. HAUN, JOHANNA LATTA: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 60; Chorus 57, 58; National Junior Honor Society 57; Biology Club 58; Pep Squad 58, 59; Christian Youth 58; District Music Festival 57, 58; State Music Festival 58; Latin Club 58; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; Junior Class Play Publicity Committee 59; Float Committee 58, 59; Newsreel 59; Poem Published in Anthology of High School Poetry 59; Poem published in Songs of Youth 59; Art Club 60; Secretary 60; High Notes 60; Senior Class Play Cast 60; Office Assistant 60; Magazine Salesman 60. HAYNES, BARBARA ANN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 57, 58; Secretary 60; Student Council 57, 58; Secretary 57; P'loat Committee 57, 58, 60; Representative at Student Council Rally 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; J.H.A. Sock Salesman 58; F.B.L.A. 59; Junior Class Talent Night 59, 60; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee 59; Junior Class Play Decoration Committee 59; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; F.T.A. 59, 60; President 60; Nominee for Miss Red Fox” 60; Retrospect Staff 60; Disc Jockey 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Office Assistant 59, 60; Senior Class Play Marshal 60. HAYNES, RACHEL ELIZABETH: Student General Association 60; Homeroom Club 60; F.B.L.A. 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Transfer from North Charleston High School 59. HELMS. BETTY JEAN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 57, 60; Secretary 58; Student Council 57. 60; Representative at Student Council Rally 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Science Club 57; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Christian Youth 58; “Powder Puff” Football Game 58; Chorus 59; State Chorus Festival 59; F.B.L.A. 59; Sock Salesman 59; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; Float Committee 59; Dramatics 59, 60; Junior Class Play Committee 59; Miss F.B.L.A. First Runner-Up 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Senior Class Plav Cast 60; Christmas Music Program Narrator 60; High Notes 60; Student Council Lost and Found Committee 60; Concession Stand 60. HENDRIX. SARA NANCY: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59; State Convention 57, 58, 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Sock Salesman 59; Junior Class Talent Night 59; Float Committee 58, 59; District F.H.A. Meeting 59; F.B.L.A. 60: Concession Stand 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. HEWITT, MARILYN FRANCES: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 57; Treasurer 59; J.H.A. 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Biology Club 58; F.H.A. 58; F.N.C. 59, 60; F.B.L.A. 59; Sock Salesman 59; Bus Driver 60; Magazine Salesman 60. HOLLEY, MARY JOYCE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; J.H.A. 57; F.H.A. 58, 60; State Fair Convention 58, 60; F.B.L.A. 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Float Committee 60; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Sock Salesman 59. HOLLEY, RONALD EDWIN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vice-President 57; Secretary 58, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Varsity Basketball 57, 58, 59, 60; Co-Captain 60; Varsity Baseball 58, 59, 60; Block H” Club 58, 59, 60; Secretary 60; All-Tournament Basketball 58; Honorable Mention All-Conference Basketball 58; Honorable Mention All-Conference Baseball 58; Biology Club 58; Junior Classical League 58; Latin Club Forum 58; Sock Salesman 59; Christmas Music Program Marshal 59; Class Night 59; Graduation 59; Talent Night 59; All-Conference Basketball 59; Lower State Track Meet 59; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; Retrospect Co-Sports Editor 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Homecoming Float Committee 60. HOWLE. BELVA LOU: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 59; National Junior Honor Society 57; Green Counter Committee 57; Christmas Youth 57, 58; Program Chairman 57; Secretary 58; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior Classical League 58, 59; Vice-President 58; Latin Forum 58; Pep Squad 58, 59, Chorus 57, 58, 59, 60; Historian 59, 60; Chorus District Festival 58; Chorus State Festival 58, 59, 60; Nonette Alternate 58; Choraleers 59, 60; Biology Club 58; National Honor Society 59, 60; President 60; Hartsville High Ways Staff 59; Junior Class Talent Night 59, 60; Junior Class Play Marshal 59; Class Night Marshal 59; Commencement Marsha] 59; Sock Salesman 59; Homeroom Chairman 59; Junior-Senior Invitation and Decoration Committee 59; Senior Class Play Entertainment 59; Float Committee 58, 59; Future Teachers of America 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; $100 Club 60; Retrospect Business Manager 60; Concession Stand 60; Senior Class Play Entertainment Committee 60; Delegate to South Carolina Music Clinic 60; One of Top Ten Seniors 60. HOWLE, WILLIAM MASON, JR.: Student General Association 57, 58. 59. 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Library Club 57; National Junior Honor Society 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Green Counter Committee 57; Junior Varsity Basketball 57; Audio-Visual Team 58, 59; Talent Night Marshal 58, 59; Biology Club 58; Float Committee 58; Placed in State Mental Contest 58; Junior Classical League 58; Teenage Road-E-0 58; Varsity Basketball 58, 59; Sock Salesman 59; Intramural Track Meet 59; National Honor Society 59, 60; Program Chairman 60; Hartsville High Ways Staff 59; Junior-Senior M.C. 59; Commencement Marshal 59; Class Night Marshal 59; Lab Assistant 59; T. and I. Club 60; Secretary 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Sales and Service Club 60; President 60; Homeroom Vice-President 60; One of Top Ten Seniors 60, Retrospect Staff 60. HUGGINS, PHYLLIS ANNE: Student General Association 57, 58. 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; State Fair Convention 57. 59; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59; Float Committee 57, 58, 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; F.H.A. Scrapbook Committee 59; District F.H.A. Meeting 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; F.B.L.A. 60; Spelling Contest Finalist 60. HUGHEY, DONNA LOUISE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57. 58. 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58; State Convention 57. 58; Vanilla Salesman 57; F.T.A. 59, 60; F.B.L.A. 59, 60; President 60; Sock Salesman 59; Party Time 58; Homeroom Treasurer 60; Float Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60: Senior Class Play Student Director 60; Concession Stand 60; Disc Jockey 60. 155 Senior Statistics INGRAM, DELENE CORA: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 58; F.H.A. State Convention 57, 58, 60; State Convention at Winthrop 59; Float Committee 58, 59; F.H.A. Fashion Show 57; Talent Night Marshal 59; Hostess for Open House 59; Junior-Senior Food Committee 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Homeroom President 59; Homeroom Vice-President 60; Student Council 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Sock Salesman 59; Basketball 57, 58, 59, 60; Block H Club 58, 59, 60; Secretary 59, 60; Concession Stand 60. JOHNSON, JACQUELINE ELIZABETH: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59, 60; State Fair Convention 57, 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Float Committee 57; F.H.A. Scrapbook Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; F.B.L.A. 60; F.T.A. 60; Miss F.B.L.A. Contestant; Magazine Salesman 60. JOHNSON, JANET ALLEN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Senior Marching Band 57, 58; Senior Concert Band 57, 58; J.H.A. 57; J.H.A. Convention 57; Bennettsville Clinic 58; F.H.A. 58; F.H.A. Convention in Columbia 58; Shrine Bowl Game 58; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Florence Fair (Band) 58; F.T.A. 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Sock Salesman 59; Senior Class Committee 60; Concession Stand 60; Senior Class Float 50. JOHNSON, KAY FRANCENE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Secretary 57; F.H.A. Club 57, 58, 59; F.H.A. State Convention 57, 58; Homeroom Vice-President 59; F.B.L.A. 60; Float Committee 57, 58; Fourth High Sales for Curtis Magazine 60; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59. JOHNSON, MARY FRANCES: Student General Association 55, 56, 57, 58, 60; Homeroom Club 55, 56, 57, 58, 60; Band 55, 56; Cherry Blossom Festival 55, Shrine Bowl 55, 56; District Band Clinic 55; District Festival 55; Student Council 55, State Band Clinic 56; Pee Dee Fair 56; Magazine Salesman 58, 60. JOHNSON, PATRICIA ANN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Activity Committee 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59, 60; State Fair Convention 57, 58; Basketball 57; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Bus Driver 59; F.N.A. 59; F.H.A. Camp Committee 60; Nominee for “Miss Red Fox 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Sock Salesman 59; Vanilla Salesman 57. JOHNSON, PEGGIE CAYT: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 57; Vice-President 58; President 59; Senior Class President 60; Student Council 59, 60; Lost and Found Chairman 60; Basketball 57, 58, 59, 60; J.H.A. 57; Secretary 57; Record Chairman 57; Book Committee 57; State Convention 57; Float Committee 57, 58, 59, 60; Block “H Club 58, 59; Secretary-Treasurer 58; F.H.A. 58, 59; Secretary 58; Record Chairman 58; Book Committee 58; State Convention 58, 59; Vice-President 59; Chairman 59; Program Committee 59; Secretary of Sub. District Five 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Biology Club 58; Bus Safety Patrol 58, 59, 60; F.B.L.A. 59; Treasurer 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Disc Jockey 60; Magazine Salesman 60; High Salesman Award 60; Senior Class Play Marshal 60; National Honor Society 60. JOHNSTON, MILLIE HLISE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 59; National Junior Honor Society 57; Christian Youth 57, 58; President 57; Newsreel Staff 58, 59; Folio Staff 58; SCSPA District Convention 58, 59; SCSPA State Convention 58, 59; SI PA Convention 59; Pep Squad 58, 59; Newsreel Associate Business Manager 59; Tennis Team 59; Block “H Club 59, 60; Senior Class Play Marshal 60; High Notes Editor 60. JONES, ANNIE RAE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 59; J.H.A. 57, 58; State Convention 57, 58; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Sock Salesman 59; F.H.A. 59, 60; Recreation Committee Chairman 59; Yearbook Committee 60; Basketball Team 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. JONES, MAX EDWARD: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Football 58, 59, 60; Co-Captain 60; Lineman of the Week 59; Track Team 59, 60; Block “H Club 59, 60; Pee Dee Conference Track Meet 59; Lower State Track Meet 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Float Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59. KELLEY, DELLA RUTH: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vice-President 57; President 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Biology Club 58; F.H.A. 58; Junior-Senior Committee 58, 59; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Office Assistant 58; Sock Salesman 59; Underwood Typist Award Winner 59; F.N.A. 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Student Council 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58. KELLEY, MARY NAOMI: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 57; Library Club 57; J.H.A. 57; State Fair Convention 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Biology Club 58; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; F.T.A. 59, 60; Office Assistant 59, 60; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Junior Class Play Committee 59; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Sock Salesman 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; $30 Club; Concession Stand 60. KING, ANN ELIZABETH: Student General Association 57, 58. 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59; State Fair Convention 57, 58; District Meeting 59; Yearbook Committee 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Bus Safety Patrol 57; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Junior-Senior Committee 59; F.H.A. Fashion Show 58; Judge 59; Sock Salesman 59; Float Committee 59; Bus Driver 59, 60; Magazine Salesman 60; F.N.A. 59, 60; Disc Jockey 60. KING, FAITH GARRETT: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 57, 58; Chorus 57, 58; District Music Festival 57, 58; Vanilla Salesman 57; Float Committee 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57; Project 57; Second Place in District 57; Certificate of Merit in District 57; Certificate of Merit in South Carolina State Science Fair 57; Library Assistant 57; District Convention 57; Christian Youth 57, 58; Pep Squad 58, 59; State Music Festival 58; Junior Class Dance Refreshment Committee 59; Homecoming Dance Decoration Committee 59; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; SIPA Convention 59; Sock Salesman 59; Magazine Salesman 60; Certificate 60: Disc Jockey 60; Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee 60; F.T.A. 60. KING. GEORGIA RAYE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Fire Drill Committee 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; J.H.A. 57; State Convention 57; F.H.A. 58, 59, 60; State Convention 58, 59; Record Book Committee 60; Scrapbook Author 59; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Bus Safety Patrol 58, 59; Sock Salesman 59; Float Committee 59; F.H.A. Fashion Show 59; F.B.L.A. 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. KING, MARGARET JANE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Library Assistant 57; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59; Program Committee 58, Finance Committee 59; Convention 57, 58, 59, 60; Float Committee 57, 58, 59, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Pep Squad 58; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; F.B.L.A. 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; Office Assistant 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60; Chorus 60; District and State Chorus Festival 60. KING, MARY ANN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 57; Secretary 58; Vice-President 59; J.H.A. 57; F.H.A. 58; F.B.L.A. 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; Talent Night Marshal 59; Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60; Senior Class Play Hand Properties Committee 60. KIRKLEY, SANDRA ROYLENE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58; State Fair Convention 57; F.B.L.A. 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; F.B.L.A. Speech Contest 59; F.N.A. 60; Senior Class Play Costume Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. LAMBERT, RICKY LUCAS: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 58; Freshman Class Secretary 57; Student Council i 56 Senior Statistics 57, 58; Science Club 57; Biology Club 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Sock Salesman 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; T. and I. Club 60; Talent Night Usher 59. LANGSTON, SAMUEL MURPHY, JR.: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57; Biology Club 58; Junior-Senior Committee 58, 59; T. and I. Club 59; Float Committee 59, 60; Fire Marshal 59; Sock Salesman 59; Magazine Salesman 60. LEONARD, VIOLET PHYLLIS: Student General Association 57, 58, 59; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Library Club 57; Convention 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; F.H.A. 58, 59; Convention 58, 59; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Junior-Senior Committee 58; Office Assistant 58, 59; F.B.L.A. 59, 60; Program Committee 60; Sock Salesman 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60. LOVELACE, HESTER RHEA: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; J.H.A. 57, 58, 60; F.T.A. 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. LUCAS, PATRICIA ANN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vice-President 57; Treasurer 58; J.H.A. 57; Convention 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; F.B.L.A. 59, 60; Office Assistant 59; Sock Salesman 59; Float Committee 60; Senior Class Play Marshal 60; Concession Stand 60; Magazine Salesman 60; National Junior Honor Society 57. LUNDY, BARBARA ANN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vice-President 58; Treasurer 60; J.H.A. 57; State and District Meeting 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Float Committee 57, 59; F.H.A. 58, 59; Record Book Committee Chairman 58; Yearbook Chairman 59; State and District Meeting 59; Hostess 59; Junior Homemaker’s Degree 59; District Fashion Show 59; Certificate 59; Fire Drill Committee 60; F.T.A. 60; F.B.L.A. 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Certificate 60; Senior Class Play Student Director 60; Concession Stand 60; Sock Salesman 59. McELVEEN, THOMAS LIDE, JR.: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 57, 58; Student Council 57, 58; Science Club 57; President 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Fire Marshal 58, 59, 60; Chief 57; Football 58, 59, 60; Biology Club 58; Student Council Convention 58; Talent Night 58; Block “H” Club 59, 60; Secretary 59, Vice-President 60; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 59; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Lab Assistant 59; Magazine Salesman 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Golf Team 60; Pep Squad 59; Sock Salesman 59. McFARLAND, BELVIA AURELIA: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior Band 57; F.H.A. 57, 58; District and State Fair Convention 57; Camp 57; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; F.B.L.A. 59; Sock Salesman 59; Library Assistant 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Certificate 60; Senior Class Play Hand Properties Committee 60; Concession Stand 60; Float Committee 60. McKORELL, NAOMI ELIZABETH: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior Band Majorette 57; Science Club 57; Christian Youth 57, 58; Library Assistant 57, 59, 60; District Library Convention 57, 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Sun Fun Festival 57; Float Committee 57, 58, 59, 60; Senior Band 58, 59; District Band Festival 58; Biology Club 58; Pep Squad 58; Pee Dee Fair Contest 58, 59; Talent Night 59, 60; Junior Class Play Marshal 59; Sock Salesman 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Magazine Salesman 60; Retrospect Salesman 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60, MANSHIP, NORA LEE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58; Convention 57, 58; Vanilla Salesman 57; Pep Squad 58; F.B.L.A. 59, GO; Sock Salesman 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. MIMS, SHARON ELAINE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vice-President 59; Chorus 57; Office Assistant 57; Newsreel Staff 58, 59; Biology Club 58; Pep Squad 58, 59; Christian Youth 58; SCSPA District Convention 58; Junior Dance Committee 59; National Honor Society 59, 60; Poem Published in Songs of Youth 59; Poem Published in Young America Sings 59; Junior Class Play Prop Committee 59; SCSPA State Convention 59; Float Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; Green Counter Committee 59; High Notes Associate Business Manager 60; “Miss Red Fox” 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; F.T.A. 60; Senior Class Play Marshal 60; Lunchroom Cashier 60. MIXON, JACKIE EUGENE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.F.A. 57, 58; State Fair Convention 57, 58; Bus Driver 58, 59, 60; Magazine Salesman 60. MOORE, BETTY LOU: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; JHA 57; JHA Convention 57; Vanilla Sale 57; Float Committee 57, 58, 59, 60; FHA 58, 59; FHA Convention 58; Sock Salesman 59; Talent Night Marshal 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60, MOORE, SYLVIA JEAN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57, 58, 59; State Convention 57, 58; District Convention 58; Rose Committee 58; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Float Committee 57, 58; Pep Squad 58; F.B.L.A. 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; Office Assistant 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60. MORGAN, WOODWARD HOWARD: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior Varsity Football 57, 58; Basketball 57, 58, 59, 60; Honorable Mention on All Conference Team 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Tennis Team 58, 59, 60; Block “H” Club 58, 59, 60; President 60; Intramural Track Meet 59; Suck Salesman 59; Football 60; Captain 60; T. and I. Club 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; King Teen 60. MORRELL, DELORES DIANE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 57; Chorus 57, 58; Library Club 57, 58. Vanilla Salesman 58; Sock Salesman 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; F.B.L.A. 59, 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Bus Drivers Club 60; F.N.A. 60. MORRELL, ELIZABETH ANN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 58; Student Council 58; Junior Class Treasurer 59; Biology Club 58; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Talent Night Committee 59; F.H.A. 57, 58, 60; District Representative 58, 60; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 6 J; Senior Class Play Cast 60; Cheerleader 59, 60; Block “H” Club 59, 60; Curtis Magazine Certificate 60; Vanilla Salesman 57. MORRISON, FREDERICK PO VELL: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57; Tennis Team 58, Junior-Senior Committee 58, 59; Biology Club 58; Audio-Visual Team 59; T. and I. Club 59; Bell Ringer 59; Magazine Salesman 60; Float Committee 58, 59, 60. MUNN, CECIL LEGRANDE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; F.F.A. 57, 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 59; Reporter 60; Radio Program 58; State Fair 57; Dairy Judging Contest 58; Parliamentary Procedure Contest 58, 59; First Place in District 59; Second Place in State 59; Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60. MURPH, BRENDA LEE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Library Assistant Club 57; President 57; Christian Youth 57, 58; Senior Marching Band 57, 58; Senior Concert Band 57, 58; Science Club 57; District Band Clinic 57; Shrine Bowl Game and Parade 57; District Music Festival 57, 58; National Junior Honor Society 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Southeastern Fair Marching Contest 58; Junior Classical League 58; Voice of Democracy Contest Finalist 58; Float Committee 58, 60; Pep Squad 58, 59; Newsreel 59; SCSPA Convention 59; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; Junior Class Play Props Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; 157 Senior Statistics High Notes 60; F.T.A. 60; Chorus 60; District Festival 60; State Festival 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; $30 Club 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; One of Top Ten Seniors. NEWSOME, CARL WELLINGTON, III: Student General Association 57, 58, 50, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior Varsity Football 57, 58; Science Club 57; Sock Salesman 59; Fire Drill Committee 59; Intramural Track Meet 59; Magazine Salesman 60; T. and I. Club 60. NEWSOME, JUDY ANN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59‘, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 60; Chorus 57; National Junior Honor Society 57; Office Assistant 58; Christian Youth 57, 58; Vice-President 58; Biology Club 58; Junior Classical League 58, 59; Treasurer 58; F.B.L.A. 58; Vice-President 58; Latin Forum 58; F.T.A. 59; Vice-President 59; Newsreel Staff 59; Commencement Marshal 59; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 59; SCSPA Convention 59; Poem Published in National Anthology of American Poetry 59; Library Club 60; National Honor Society 59, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Certificate 60; Student Council 60; Float Committee 60; High Notes 60; Senior Class Play Marshal; one of Top Ten Seniors. NEWSOME, MARILYN VIVIAN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Talent Night 57; Publicity Committee 57, 58, 59, 60; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Biology Club 58; Float Committee 57, 58, 59, 60; Library Club 59, 60; F.T.A. 59; Newsreel Staff 59; SI PA Convention 59; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; Junior Class Play Committee 59; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Illustrations for Hartsville High Ways 59; Concession Stand 60; Sock Salesman 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. NEWTON, RICHARD SHAW’: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 60; Student Council 60; Science Club 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Biology Club 58; Baseball Team 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Intramural Track Meet 59; Bus Driver 59, 60; Assistant Captain 60; T. and I. Club 60; Senior Class Play Cast 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Float Committee 60. NORWOOD, DELLA MARIE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 57; Secretary 58, 59; Vice-President 60; Student Council 57; Convention 57; Treasurer 57; J.H.A. 57, 58, State Convention 57, 58; F.B.L.A. 58; Library Club 59, 60; Secretary 59; Convention 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Certificate 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Sock Salesman 59; Float Committee 57, 58. ODOM, FRANKLIN MURRY: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 58; Vice-President 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Science Club 57; Newsreel Staff 57; SCSPA Convention 57; Sock Salesman 59; Junior Class Play Lighting Committee 59; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; Senior Class Play Cast 60; Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60; Talent Night 57, 59, 60. O’NEAL, PAUL MURPH, JR.: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 58; Sophomore Class Secretary 58; Senior Class Treasurer 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Varsity Basketball 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior Varsity Football 57, 58; Junior Varsity Baseball 58; Junior Classical League 58; Latin Forum 58; Tennis 59, 60; Palmetto Boys’ State 59; Block “H” Club 59, 60; Class Night Marshal 59; Commencement Marshal 59; Talent Night 59; Sock Salesman 59; J unior - Senior Decoration Committee 59; Intramural Track Meet 59; Christmas Music Program Marshal 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Homeroom Chairman 60; T. and I. Club 60; Homecoming Marshal 60; Disc Jockey 60; Retrospect Co-Sports Editor 60: Float Committee 60; One of Top Ten Seniors 60; National Honor Society 60. OUTLAW, FRANCES SARA LEE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior Honor Society 57; J.H.A. 57; District Meeting 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Biology Club 58; Sock Salesman 59; National Honor Society 60; F.N.A. 60; Reporter 60; Representative 60; Concession Stand 60; Senior Class Play Cast 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. PEARCE, MORRIS DURAN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 59; Secretary of Junior Class 59; President of Student Body 60; Secretary of Student Council 59; Science Club 57; Secretary 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Science Convention 57; Talent Night 58, 59; Float Committee 58; Office Assistant 59, 60; Green Counter 59; Boys’ State 59; Head Marshal at Graduation 59; Class Night’Marshal 59; Attended Camp Socareda 59; Pep Squad 59; Sock Salesman 59; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 59; Golf Team 59, 60; Winner of Golf Tournament 59; Delegate to Student Council Convention 59; Junior Class Float Committee 59; Block “H” Club 59, 60; Pee Dee Conference Golf Meet 59; Junior Class Play 59; T. and I. Club 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Student Disc Jockey 60; Cheerleader 60; Senior Class Play 60; National Honor Society 59, 60; One of Top Ten Seniors; Salutatorian 60. PEEL, CHARLES CHANDLER: Student General Association 57, 58, 59. 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57; Float Committee 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Camera Club 59; Baseball 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; Bus Driver 60; T. and I. Club 60; Concession Stand 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. PERDUE, EDITH ELISE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 59; JHA 57; JHA Convention 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; FHA 58, 59, 60; FHA Convention 58; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Float Committee 59, 60; FBLA 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60. PERRY, CHARLES EDWARD: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57; Junior Band 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Baseball 58; Audio-Visual Club 58, 59; Block H” Club 58, 59, 60; Golf Team 59; Junior Class Play 59; Float Committee 57, 59, 60; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Talent Night 59; Sock Salesman 59; Senior Class Play 60; Concession Stand 60; Basketball Manager 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Bus Driver 60. POWELL, JIMMY LACO: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; T. and I. Club 57; T. and I. Convention 57; T. and I. Camp 57; Float Committee 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Homeroom President 59; Student Council 59; Biology Club 60; Camellia Flower Show 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. PRICE, STELLA ANN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vice-President 58; Library Club 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Biology Club 58; Office Assistant 57, 58, 59; Float Committee 57, 58, 59; Chorus 59, 60; State Chorus Festival 59, 60; District Chorus Festival 60; Delegate to South Carolina High School Music Clinic 60; Choraleer Substitute 59; Choraleers 60; Future Teachers 59; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Homeroom Secretary 60; Chorus Treasurer 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60; Retrospect Staff 60; Senior Class Play Committee 59; Talent Night 59, 60; Senior Class Play Entertainment Committee 60. PRIVETTE, MANNING HOWLE: Student General Association 57, 58. 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Basketball 57, 58, 59, 60; Captain 60; Science Club 57; Senior Marching Band 57; Concert Band 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Block “H” Club 58, 59, 60; Track Team 59; Sock Salesman 59; Football Manager 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; T. and I. Club 60; Bell Ringer 60. REGISTER, PATRICIA EVELYN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vice-President 59; Christian Youth 57, 58; Library Club 57, 59, 60; Office Assistant 57; FHA 57; District Fashion Show 57; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Sock Salesman 59; Concession Stand 60; Float Committee 57, 58, 59, 60; Pep Squad 58, 60; Hand Properties Committee for Senior 158 Senior Statistics Class Play 60; Nurses Club 59, 60; Treasurer 59; Biology Club 58; Junior Dance Committee 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Varsity Cheerleader 59; Block “H Club 59; District Library Convention 57; Newsreel 58, 59 Folio Staff 58; Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention 58; Delegate to South Carolina Scholastic Press Association Awards Banquet 58; Powder Puff Football Game 58. REID, ALICE CAIN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 60; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Newsreel 58; Future Nurses 59; Vice-President 59; Biology Club 58; Lab Assistant 59; Library Club 60; Latin Forum 58; SCSPA District 6 Meeting 58; National Honor Society 59, 60; Vice-President 60; Junior Honor Society 57; Placed in State Mental Contest 58; Winner Story of the Month Contest 58; Graduation Marshal 59; Class Night Marshal 59; Third High Salesman of Curtis Magazine Sales 60; Junior Class Play Cast 59; Senior Class Pla Committee 60; One of Top Ten Seniors; Valedictorian. RHODES, BRENDA JEANETTE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; FHA 58, 59, 60; Secretary 59; Junior-Senior Committee 58; FHA Convention 58; Fire Drill Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Float Committee 59, Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. ROGERS, CHARLES N., JR.: Student General Association 57, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 60; Senior Band 57; Senior Concert Band 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior Varsity Basketball 57; Transfer from Woodbury Forest 58, 59; Concession Stand 60; Senior Class Play Marshal 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Senior Class Float Committee 60. ROGERS, JAMES DELMAS: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Biology Club 58; Sock Salesman 59; Marching Band 57; Concert Band 57; Shrine Bowl (Band) 57; Fire Drill Committee 57; Sales and Service 60; Vice-President 60; Audio-Visual 60; Vice-President 60; Senior Class Play Usher 60; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Curtis Magazine Sales Winner (Second Place) 60; Talent Night 59; Junior Class Dance Committee 59; Science Club 57; Recorder 57; Float Committee 59, 60; Pep Squad 59, 60. SEARCY, JOAN FRANCES: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Christian Youth 57, 58; Assistant President 58; Junior Band Majorette 57; District Band Festival 57, 58; Second Rating Baton Solo 57; First Place Baton Solo 58; First Place Team 57, 58; State Band Festival 57, 58; Senior Band 58, 59, 60; Majorette 58; Head Majorette 59, 60; Secretary 59; Band Accompanist District and State Festival 59, 60; Talent Night 57, 58, 59, 60; Latin Club 58, 59; Latin Forum 58; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest 58, 59; Third Place Strutting Medal Sun Fun Festival 58; First Place Strutting Trophy D.M.A. Contest 58; FTA 59, 60; Vice-President 60; Biology Club 59; Junior Class Play Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60. SHERRON, JUDITH MARIE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 57; Student Council 57; Chorus 57, 58, 60; Student Director 60; FHA 57; Student Council Rally 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Pep Squad 58, 59; Latin Club 58, 59; Latin Forum 58; Christian Youth 58; District Chorus Festival 58, 60; State Chorus Festival 58, 60; Marshal Junior Class Play 59; Talent Night 59, 60; WBTW Party Time 59; Sock Salesman 59; FTA 60; Secretary 60; Block H” Club 60; Second Runner Up Miss Red Fox” 60; Member of Homecoming Queen’s Court 60; “Miss Hi Miss” 60; Cheerleader 60; Entertainment Committee Senior Class Play 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Homecoming Float Committee 60. SHIRLEY, ROBERT WILLIAM: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vice-President 60; Junior Honor Society 57; Vanilla Salesman 57; Usher for Christmas Music Program 57, 60; Junior Classical League 58; President 58; Latin Forum 58; Baseball 58, 59, 60; Basketball 58: Block H” Club 58, 59, 60; Usher at Talent Night 58; Class Night Mar- shal 59; Graduation Marshal 59; Pianist for Graduation 59; Sock Salesman 59; Office Assistant 60; Marshal for Senior Class Play 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; T. and I. Club 60. SHOEMAKE, JAMES DAVID: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; FFA 57, 58, 59; Bus Driver 58, 59, 60; FFA State Convention 58, 59; T. and I. Club 59; Sock Salesman 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. SMITH, DOWELL JACK: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior Band 57; Senior Band 58, 59, 60; Shrine Bowl (Band) 58; District Band Festival 58, 59; State Band Festival 58, 59; Drum Clinic 58; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest 58; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; T. and I. Club 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60. SPARROW, REBECCA GRANT: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 57, 58; Science Club 57; Christian Youth 57, 58; Marching Band 57; Concert Band 57; Office Assistant 57; Biology Club 58; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60; Newsreel Staff 58, 59; Exchange Editor 59; SCSPA Convention 58, 59; Folio Staff 58; Future Nurses 59; Secretary 59; Tennis Team 59, 60; Talent Night 59; Parade Committee 59, 60; Junior Class Dance Committee 59; Junior Class Play Properties Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 59; High Notes 60; Editorial Editor 60; Block H” Club 60; Senior Class Play Cast 60; Concession Stand 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; $100 Club 60. SPARROW, RAYMOND EDWARDS: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57, entered Project in Fair 57, Honorable Mention 57; Fair Moore Junior High, Florence 57; Junior High Band 57; Biology Club 58; Senior High Band 58; Pee Dee Band Festival 58; Dance Committee 58; Concert Band 58; Junior Class Play 59; Newsreel Staff 59; Scholastic Press Association 59; Hemingway Press Association 59; Float Committee 59; Talent Night 59; Sock Sale 59; Pep Squad 59; Magazine Salesman 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60. STANLEY. WILLIAM: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, 60; Vice-President 57; Science Club 56; Vanilla Salesman 56; Biology Club 57; Tenth Grade Carnival 57; Boys’ Chorus 59; Talent Night 59; Sock Salesman 59; Fire Marshal 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Senior Class Play Advertising Committee 60. STEWART, CORNELIA DIANE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; FHA 57, 58, 59; Library Assistant 57; Pep Squad 58; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; FHA Yearbook 59; FHA Convention 59; FBLA 60; Chorus 60; State Music Festival 60; District Music Festival 60; Float Committee 58, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Sock Salesman 59: Concession Stand 60. STRICKLAND, CATHLEEN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 57; JHA 57; FHA 58; State Fair Convention 57, 58; Future Teachers of America 59; FBLA 59, 60; Art Club 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. TAYLOR, JOHN WAYNE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Track Team 58; Checker Tournament 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60. TEAL, BETTY SHANNON: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 58, 60; Student Council 58, 60; Secretary 60; Student Council District Convention 58, 60; Chorus 57, 58, 60; President 60; District Music Festival 58, 60; State Music Festival 58. 60; National Junior Honor Society 57; Class Beauty 57; Talent Night 57, 58, 59, 60; Christian Youth 58; Treasurer 58; Cheerleader 59, 60; Pep Squad 58; Block H” Club 59, 60; Biology Club 58; Latin Club 58, 159 Senior Statistics 59; Latin Forum 58; Junior Class Play Cast 59; Senior Class Play Entertainment Committee GO; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; Chairman 59; Vanilla Salesman 57; Sock Salesman 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; WBTW Party Time 59; Future Teachers Association 60; Candidate for “Miss Red Fox” 60; Homecoming Court 59; Homecoming Queen 60. THOMPSON, JUDY ANN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; FHA 57, 58; FHA Convention 57; State Fair Convention 57, 58; Office Assistant 59, 60; FBLA 59, 60; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Senior Class Play Marshal 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. TILLER, DELORES ANNE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; FHA 57, 58, 59; District FHA Convention 57, 58, 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Float Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Future Nurses 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Junior Class Float 59 TILLER, GERALD HAMPTON: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 59; Junior Class Float Committee 59; T. and I. Club 57; Sock Salesman 59. TRUESDALE, WILLIAM JEFFREY: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; First Runner Up Vanilla Sales 57; Track Team 57, 58, 59, 60; Homecoming Float Committee 59; Block “H” Club 60; Sales and Service 60; Green Counter 60; Manager 60; Concession Stand 60; T. and I. Club 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. TRUETT, DAVID: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 57; Vice-President 58; Fire Marshal 57; Science Club 57; Pep Squad 59; Biology Club 58; Float Committee 59; T. and I. Club 60; T. and I. Convention 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Sock Salesman 59. TYNER, JACK WAYNE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Secretary 57; Junior Varsity Baseball 57; Junior Varsity Football 58; Concession Stand 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. WATKINS, ANNIE SUE: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 58; Treasurer of Class 58; Student Council 58; National Junior Honor Society 57; Fire Drill 57; JHA 57; Green Counter 57; Biology Club 58; FHA 58; Homecoming Welcoming Committee 58; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Office Assistant 59; FBLA 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; Curtis Magazine Certificate 60; High Notes Staff 60; Typist 60. WATSON, JEROME LYNNWOOD: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior Varsity Football 57, 58; Junior Varsity Baseball 58; Biology Club 58; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Camera Club 59: Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59: Intramural Track Meet 59. 60: Sock Salesman 59; Fire Drill Committee 59, 60; Talent Night 59; T. and I. Club 60; Vice-President 60; Publicity Chairman 60; Retrospect Staff 60; Sales Manager 60; Varsity Baseball 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; $30 Club 60; Senior Class Play Marshal 60; Concession Stand 60; Hartsville Messenger Columnist 60; Student Disc Jockey 60; Personal Card Salesman T. and I. Club 60; State T. and I. Convention 60. WATSON, JAMES RUSSELL: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57; Science Fair 57; Fire Marshal 57, 58; Vanilla Salesman 57; Junior Varsity Baseball 57; Teenage Safe Driving Road-E-0 58, 59, 60; First Place 58; Second Place 59; Biology Club 58; Bus Driver 59, 60; Basketball 59, 60; T. and I. Club 59, 60; President 60; Intramural Track Meet 59; Electrical Demonstration Team 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; Block “H” Club 59, 60; Junior Class Play Committee 59; T. and I. Leadership Convention 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60; Art Club 60; Personal Card Salesman T. and I. Club 60; Track Team 60; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59. WEATHERFORD, PATRICIA ANN: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; FHA 57, 58, 59; FHA Convention 57, 58; FHA District Meeting 58; Pep Squad 58, 59; FBLA 59, 60; FBLA Speaking Contest 59; Sock Salesman 59; Future Nurses 69; Concession Stand 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Senior Class Play Marshal 60. W’HALEY, REED SPENCER: Student General Association 56, 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 56, 57, 58, 59, 60; Latin Club 56; Golf Team 60. WILHELM, MARY ELIZABETH: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Pep Squad 57, 58, 59; Christian Youth 57, 58; Chorus 57, 58, 59, 60; District Music Festival 57, 58, 60; Homecoming Sponsor 58; Float Committee 58, 59; Junior Class Play Committee 59; Sock Salesman 59; Talent Night 59, 60; Library Club 60; Choraleers 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Candidate for “Miss Red Fox” 60. WILKES, RAYMOND: Student General Association 57; 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; FFA 57, 58, 59; FFA Dairy Judging Contest 58; FFA Livestock Judging Contest 59; Poultry Judging Contest 59; T. and I. Club 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman. WILKES, TRELLISE CONNELL: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; President 58; Vice-President Student Body 57; Student Council 57, 58; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 57; Head Cheerleader 57; Fire Drill Committee 57, 58, 59; Science Club 57; Band 57, 58, 59; Tennis Team 57, 58, 59, 60; Tennis Pee Dee Conference Tournament 57, 58; District Student Council Rally 57, 58; Christian Youth 57, 58; Pep Squad 58, 59; Block “H” Club 58, 59, 60; Vice-President 59; President 60; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; State Tennis Tournament 58; Sock Salesman 59; Junior-Senior Committee 59; Pee Dee Tennis Tournament 59; Junior Class Play Committee 59; Cheerleader 60; Library Club 60; Chairman Curtis Magazine Sales 60. WILLIAMSON, NANCY: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; FHA 58, 59; Float Committee 58, 59, 60; Sock Salesman 59; FBLA 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Future Nurses 60; Concession Stand 60. WINBURN, ANNIE RUTH: Student General Association 54, 55, 56, 57, 60; Homeroom Club 54, 55, 56, 57, 60; President 57; Chorus 54; JHA 54, 55, 56; Future Teachers 55, 56, 60; Junior Class Float 56; Sock Salesman 56; Chorus 55, 56; Office Assistant 57; Student Council 57. WINBURN, RAY: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Junior T. and I. Club 57, 58; Junior Varsity Football 57, 58; Junior Varsity Baseball 57, 58; Junior Varsity Basketball 57; T. and I. Club 59, 60; Junior Class Play Committee 60; Senior Class Play Committee 60. WINT, DON: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Science Club 57; Biology Club 58; Concession Stand 60; Student Disc Jockey 60; Senior Class Play Decorating Committee 60; Sales and Service 60. YOUNG, WALTER THOMAS: Student General Association 57, 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Club 57, 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 57; Science Club 57; Senior Band 57, 58, 59, 60; District Band Festival 57. 58, 59; State Band Festival 57; Biology Club 58; Fire Drill 58; Chemistry Club 59; Audio-Visual Team 59; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest 59; Sales and Service 60; T. and I. Club 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60; Student Disc Jockey 60; Tennis Team 59, 60. I'Va'V