Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1961 volume:

HORIZONS . . . 2 3 y tfie£e4SL cuid r-dw RETROSPECT uJ !UJU(£ {Sejzc Ji 9 HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Editors PATSY HODGE DELAINE JOHNSON Business Manager BETTY DELLE BYERLY Sponsor MISS PATRICIA WILLIAMS PICTURES and PRINT reveal a story Ann Yarborough, Steve Bar-field, Kent Gainey, and Coleen King spend time from their study halls to listen to music in the library from the newly installed listening booths. As an office assistant Lucia Raines has increased her efficiency in the office by learning to use the photo-copy duplicator. of expanding concepts... TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration ............................ 16 Classes ................................... 28 Honors .................................... 72 Activities ................................ 82 Athletics .................................106 Ads .......................................128 Bucky Kelly, Larry Gainey, Martin Davis, and Jimmy Holloman apply the skills they have learned in carpentry in building a carport. Clifton Ward explains to Jeanette Hunter the arrangement of atoms in liquids. FOREWORD During the past four years we have endeavored to prepare for the future academically, spiritually, and socially. Because of this preparation, our horizons have been broadened through problems, hard work, and achievements in the classroom, at social events, and on the athletic field. Each event has made an impression upon us. From these experiences compiled through our high school years, we now eagerly await the coming opportunities of a modern tomorrow. in our search for Knowledge to meet the Mrs. Gore tests her English class on the knowledge they have absorbed during the six weeks. Education is essential in preparing us to meet the requirements of the future. Through schools which make available to us the opportunities of public education, we realize that we need to become vitally concerned in our world around us, beginning with our own homes and expanding our concepts to include even the universe. George Hawkins and Rex Capps discuss a drawing in mechanical drawing. Pat Ramsdell inspects a book before checking it out. Harry Gregory explains a physics problem while Bobby Dempsey and Jack Hopkins listen with interest. 9 our HOME... We believe that an understanding of our home, community, and state will help us to become better citizens. Through the home economics classes, understanding within the family is expanded. A better knowledge of our state is provided by studies in civics and problems of democracy. American history gives to the individual a clearer perception of the forces which molded the background of our nation. Connie Beasley checks the pulse of Heddie Carroll while Katherine Atkinson looks on during a demonstration of home nursing. COMMUNITY... George Hoffmeyer, Jimmy Benfield, and Keys Lewis are setting up the equipment to show a film for a church organization. Making a radio in electronics has given Johnny Poison and Gene Munn practical knowledge in the field of electricity. In American History, Kenneth Jeffords uses Newsweek Magazine as a source of information on the affairs of the World. Learning to speak Spanish by listening to records is enjoyed by Becky Gaskins, Laraye Tedder and Reggie Smith. A tangible proof of his ability to organize and express his thoughts is presented to Roger Henry by the Reverend Clarence Griffin, president of the Optimist Club. Bill Elliot, Beth Smith, and Harry Frampton express an interest in the field' of science by conducting an experiment in the chemistry laboratory. Sidney Miller helps Dickie Whisenhunt and Wiley Blackmon to become familiar with the map of the United States. Because America is the leading nation of the world, we must have thorough understanding of our own country, its geography, its people, and its problems in order for its position to be maintained. Courses in government, history, and civics help to acquaint students with the achievements of the past and the needs of the future. It is also important to understand other peoples of the world. Language and history courses form a bond between our culture and that of other countries. Through the opportunities afforded us by our school, we have sought to understand ourselves and our place in society both now and in the future. 13 DEDICATED to our community which Hartsville High School and our community work closely together in providing an atmosphere in which the individual may reach the maximum in achievement. As our school develops our physical and mental abilities, our community encourages us to use these aspects in accepting our responsibilities as citizens and future leaders of Hartsville. There are many areas in which Hartsville has contributed to the well-being of its citizens. As a result of an expansion of agriculture, industry, and commerce, our city is prosperous and progressive. Through our various churches spiritual development and inspiration are provided to the individual. In addition the many faceted civic organizations provide opportunities for citizens to contribute of themselves toward the betterment of the community. Thus through availing ourselves of the opportunities offered by our city, we believe that we can become more useful and worthwhile citizens. It is with pride and gratitude that w« dedicate the 1961 Retrospect to our community which nurtures our growth. Through summer employment Jimmy Cox learns the importance of correct plant selection on an experimental plot of Coker’s Pedigreed Seed Company. Because of the first hand knowledge gained on a visit to Sonoco, Rhen Hunter, Paul Howie, Ronnie Clark, and James McDaniel more clearly understand the importance of Hartsville’s industry to this town and state. nurtures our growth... Bren Johnston and Mendel Smith enjoy the opportunity of worship in one of Hartsville’s many churches which contribute to our spiritual welfare. ti£l!l ... Our ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERS Mr. T. H. Ulmer, Area Superintendent Through the years Mr. Doyle W. Boggs, principal of Hartsville High School and civic leader of our community, has put forth a ceaseless effort to provide an opportunity for all students to obtain a high scholastic record. In order to achieve this success, he constantly urges students to put education first. Because of his high standards of personal conduct and achievement, Mr. Boggs challenges all with whom he comes in contact to do their utmost in achieving these same goals that he himself possesses. For many years Mr. T. H. Ulmer, superintendent of the Hartsville Area Schools, has established as his aim to provide for the students a progressive educational system. His comprehension of the students and their need for acquiring a sound education has been a vital asset to this community. He has generously given of his time and services in the field of learning. Mr. Doyle W. Boggs, Principal shape school policies... Mrs. Ulmer, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Porter, Mr. Beaty, Mr. Petty, Mr. Tisdale, Counselors for Senior High students. Mr. H. H. Hillyer, Principal Our schools owe much to Mr. H. H. Hillyer, principal of Hartsville Junior High School. He has striven continuously to present to the Junior High School students those courses which are necessary in preparing each individual for a successful high school career. 19 In this section are pictured faculty members of the Senior High School and also those of the Junior High School who have taught the present Senior Class. MR. WALTER K. BEATY, English University of South Carolina MRS. EDMOND E. BLACKMON Chemistry and General Science Coker College MRS. EDITH CHAPMAN, Mathematics Winthrop College MR. PAUL CHAPMAN, Physical Education The Citadel MR. JOHN B. COMPTON Business Math, Algebra Clem son MR. NELSON CURTIS, Drivers Education High Point College Mr. Beaty listens intently as a student in English literature answers a question. Carefully measuring sulfuric acid, Mrs. Blackmon conducts an experiment for her chemistry class. FACULTY directs our The keys to solving mathematical problems are discussed by Mrs. Chapman. Mr. Chapman bones up on the latest information on physical education techniques. Apparently a student has responded correctly in Mr. Compton’s mathematics class. Mr. Curtis prepares to record grades in his driver’s training class. Shellacking books is one of the important duties of Mrs. Boggs, librarian. Mr. Boyd demonstrates to his carpentry class the art of leather-work. Mr. Brice points out on the globe the topic of discussion in his American History class. The fundamentals of timing are explained by band director, Mr. Brown. search for knowledge ... Mrs. Eidson refers to an atlas while discussing the topography of the United States with her students. A discussion on the inbreeding of corn is led by Mr. Evans in his agriculture classes. MRS. CARRIE BOGGS, Librarian, Senior High Winthrop College MR. JAMES H. BOYD, Trade and Industries Clemson College MR. CHARLES BRICE, Economics Social Studies Appalachian State Teachers College MR. R. GRADY BROWN, Band University of Michigan MRS. RUTH G. EIDSON, Social Studies Winthrop College MR. P. C. EVANS, Agriculture Clemson College 21 MR. SAM FAULK, Science Newberry College MRS. THELMA A. HICKS, Mathematics Winthrop College MRS. LILLIAN C. GALLOWAY, Mathematics Coker College MRS. JANE BULLOCK, English Old World History Queens College MR. HAROLD E. LITTLETON Trade and Industries Berry College MRS. ZELLA McCULLOUGH, Biology Madison College Mr. Faulk checks the net be-fore his physical education students begin a game of volleyball. Pleased with the student participation, Mrs. Galloway explains a problem to her math students. FACULTY By using geometrical figures on her new magic board, Mrs. Hicks more clearly explains a problem to her students. Mrs. Bullock listens as one of her students gives a discussion on an assigned topic. Mr. Littleton capably supervises the work done by his carpentry class. A report on ornithology is proudly displayed by Mrs. McCullough. 22 Mrs. Gore enjoys teaching literature to her tenth and eleventh grade English classes Mr. Gray explains sentence structure by means of a diagram. Attractive book reports done by her English students are displayed by Mrs. Gaskins. Mrs. Hammond is testing her class on the skill of shorthand. MRS. MARGARET GASKINS, English University of South Carolina Winthrop College MRS. VADA N. GORE, English Winthrop College MR. ALBERT A. GRAY, English University of South Carolina MRS. MARY HAMMONDS, Commerce Columbia College MRS. ZELLA MCKORRELL General Science, Biology Coker College MRS. LOIS OUSLEY, Home Making Winthrop College FACULTY Weighing the hamster, Mrs. McKorrell checks its growth after a proper diet. Showing her home economics students sewing charts, Mrs. Ousley stresses correct procedures in making a dress. MR. RAY E. PETTY, Social Studies, Business Math Newberry College MRS. JESSIE C. PORTER, Social Studies Coker College MR. KIMORY L. STANLEY Electronics, Electricity Bliss Engineering School MR. DONALD SUMMERS, Mathematics Erskine College MR. ERNEST SWORDS, Chemistry, Physics Clemson College An early civilization in Italy is located by Mr. Petty for his Old World History class. Mrs. .Porter seems to be pleased with a poster done by one of her American History students. MRS. VIRGINIA H. TERRY, English Winthrop College FACULTY Mr. Stanley explains to his students the proper use of electrical equipment. The technicalities of a geome-try problem are explained by math teacher, Mr. Summers. A chemistry problem is clarified as Mr. Swords performs an experiment for his class. English test papers are evaluated and graded by Mrs. Terry. 24 Mrs. Powell, always busy, answers the phone and checks over the bulletin. Mrs. Rhinehardt shows her class how to prepare a successful cake. Encouraging another discussion, Mr. Seigler arouses interest in psychology. Mrs. Smith patiently waits for an answer from one of her Latin students. FACULTY MRS. EVELYN POWELL, Secretary Winthrop College With a smile Mr. Tisdale explains the leaf’s adjustment to light. Mr. Tomlinson tells his class the fine points of judging layers. MRS. ELIZABETH RHINEHARDT Home Making University of Nebraska MR. WILLIAM E. SEIGLER Social Studies Coach, University of Georgia Newberry College MRS. MARGARET S. SMITH, Latin Chicora College MR. WOODROW W. TISDALE, Biology Presbyterian College MR. S. 0. TOMLINSON, Agriculture Clemson College 25 MRS. BETTY TRUESDALE. Commerce Coker College MRS. ELIZABETH E. ULMER, Spanish Mathematics Winthrop College MISS PATRICIA WILLIAMS, French, English Montreat College MRS. BETTY WILSON, Physical Education Lander College MRS. MARY WIMBERLY, Chorus Greensboro College FACULTY Sharing some of her experiences of her trip to France, Miss Williams shows her French students a picture of the Eiffel Tower. Mrs. Wilson explains to her physical education class the game of soccer. During music appreciation week, Mrs. Wimberly uses the public address system to direct music throughout Junior High. 26 Mrs. McGee takes inventory of the food supply for the cafeteria. Much time and effort goes into the preparation of well-balanced lunches, as demonstrated by Mrs. Fields and Mrs. Adams. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Emma Grantham, Mrs. Lydia Williams, Mrs. Mattie Fields, Mrs. Christine Lide, Mrs. Annie Keith, Mrs. Selma Mullis, Mrs. Ruth Adams, Mrs. Mary Byrd. It is almost lunch time as Mrs. Grantham and Mrs. Keith prepare the food for serving. 27 I I I Through . . . Search for knowledge Broad curriculum Improved study habits Application of abilities Development of talents HORIZONS in CLASSES Lukie Martin, president; Jimmy Bell, vice-president; Lana Odom, secretary; and Marty Driggers, treasurer, discuss class plans with Mrs. Porter, Senior sponsor. We entered our Senior year more aware than ever of the importance of academic success. Determined to study hard, we tackled physics, senior math, American history, and our second year of a foreign language, typical Senior subjects. Although we met these challenges with varying degrees of success, we feel that we have taken important steps in broadening our horizons. Enthusiastically we launched the magazine campaign, our money making project. Other projects included operating concession stands during games, entering a class float in the homecoming parade, and being senior disc jockeys over the radio one night a week. BO Jewell Adams THE 1961 John William Barfield Thomas Richard Bedenbaugh Thomas James Bell, Jr. James Newton Benfield Betty Jean Blackwell SENIOR CLASS James Wesley Blackmon Robert William Boykin Vickie Jo Brewer Dick Tracy Brown Roy Harold Brown, Jr. Thomas Lee Bryant Elizabeth Delle Byerly Gerald O’Neal Byrd Hannah Sybil Byrd THE SENIOR 1961 Lukie, Jack, Karen, Keys, Sara, and Pat work hard to get the class float ready for the homecoming parade. Jimmy Melvin Byrd Larry Allen Byrd Margie Merrie Byrd Rex Watson Capps Peter Collin Coggeshall, Jr. Ronald Devon Copeland James Chaplin Cox Wilbur Edward Cranford CLASS Tincie Elizabeth Crouch Mary Irene Crowley John Martin Davis Patricia Ann Denny Martha Moye Dickinson James Laverne Dority Martin Scott Driggers Doris Anne Dudley Daphney Edwards Robert Earl Edwards, Jr. THE SENIOR 1961 John Everett Ewing Charles Coyt Freeman Albert Benjamin Funderburk, Jr. Helen Virginia Gainey Larry Vincent Gainey James Kent Gainey Ronald Elliot Gainey Brenda Annette Galloway Lilly Ernestine Galloway Maria Suzanne Gandy CLASS James Sparrow, student disc jockey, plays a requested record on WHSC. Linda Kay Gardner Evelyn Rebecca Gaskins Mary McMaster Gettys Woodrow William Goodson Harry Lee Gregory Lois Gwendolyn Guest Kaye Frances Hammonds Ralph Jerry Harris George Thomas Hawkins Henry Hawkins THE SENIOR 1961 Lois Faye Hays George Henry Theodore Jo Ann Hicks Patsy Ann Hodge Hoffmeyer, II Bobby Lee Holland Jack Lee Hopkins Doris Faye Howard Robert Lee Howie CLASS Paul Theron Howie. Jr. Billy Dale Huggins John Charles Hughes Cullen Eugene Hunter James Rhen Hunter Patricia Ann Hunter Alice Alana Immerso Emily Frances Jacobs Cherrie Patricia James Martha Frances James Charles, Lynn, Doris Ann, and Marion, scanning college catalogs, try to decide upon a suitable school. THE SENIOR 1961 Betty Jean Jenkins Linda Delaine Johnson Mary Phyllis Johnson Julia Brennen Johnston Brenda Laverne Jones Elizabeth Stanton Jones Johnnie Lee Jones Linda Joyce Jones CLASS Janies Daulton Keith Newitt Levi Kelly Thomas Henry Kelley Shelton Curtis Kelly Susan Kelly Maggie Inez King Karen Mildred Kuehner Forney Finmoore Lawing Walter Keys Lewis Lucia Mobley Lewis Laura Mae Lide THE SENIOR 1961 Cecelia Jane Lunn Ernest Durell Lunn James Luther McDaniel William Eugene McDonald Edna Mae McDonald Jacqueline Elizabeth McDonald Lauchlin Wellington Murray Smith McKinnon McKinnon, 111 CLASS Sidney Sylina McLendon Reginald Douglas Mahn Luther Covington Martin, Jr. Linda Dianne Matuse Ethel Lynn Middleton Carolyn Delores Mims Johnny Hillard Mitchell Jeannette Elizabeth Montgomery James Carson Morrison, Jr. Lana Gaye Odom Mitchell Sidney Odom Peggy Joyce O’Neal THE SENIOR 1961 Gladys Margaret Parker Mitchell William Parker George Parnell, Jr. Jean Parnell Sara Gene Perkins Robert Edwin Raines Lucia Olivia Raines Mary Louise Reynolds CLASS James Edward Robbins Mildred Harriet Robbins Michael Joseph Seigler Helen Frances Sellers Mary Jacquelyn Sellers James Herbert Shelley Charles Wilson Smith, Jr. Marian Ann Smith Mendel Douglas Smith, Jr. James Reggie Smith Serving our school by working at the concession stand during a football game, Ernestine, Nancy, and Mava pour cokes for Albert, Lana, and Reggie. THE SENIOR 1961 Sara Bruce Smith Sybil Marie Smith William Thomas Smith, Jr. Ada Norma Sparrow Albert Earl Stogner Betty Jane Stokes Paul Maurice Stokes, Jr. Mary Wayne Stratton David Michael Talbert George Whitfield Taylor Nancy Elizabeth Taylor Catherine Laraye Tedder Lynn Fleetwood Thomas Thomas Larry Thompson Goodman Friendly Timmons Sydney Louise Turnage THE SENIOR 1961 Franklin McArthur Tyner Troy Clarence Usher, Jr, Leon Harold Walters James Ervin Warren Lukie English Watkins Marion Drungoole Watkins William Edward Weldon Mary Patricia Wheless Charles Warner White Curtis Compton Williams M ava Lee Williams Norma Jean Wimberly Delores Wint Joanne Zeigler Iris Adams Ray Alexander THE Pam Anderson Patsy Andrews With more confidence than in their previous high school years, the Juniors entered school in the fall reassured of the important position which they would occupy. Under the guidance of Mrs. Hamp Hicks, sponsor, the Juniors participated in many activities which included sponsoring a float, dances after football games, Talent Night, and festivities honoring the Seniors. As a reminder of their memorable year, the Juniors received their long-awaited class rings in the spring. 48 Sarah Alice Askins Cheryl Beattie Jimmy Atkinson Bobby Bedenbaugh Esther Baskin Carolyn Benson Tommy Baxley Ruth Blackwell Betty Alice Baynes Ann Bradshaw JUNIOR CLASS Walter Britt Stephanie Burch Mary Brown Ann Byrd Rachel Brown John Brumbaugh Brenda Byrd Sherry Byrd Betty Bryant Buddy Carter Elmore Cassidy Billy Cook Diane Chapman Sandra Cox Gail Clark Bobby Dempsey Ronnie Clark Jack Dixon Billy Connell John Drinkard THE Bucky Dudley Anne Duval Roy, Ann, Stephanie, Sam, and Edwin prepare decorations for the Junior Class float. Russell Easterling Lu Edwards Bill Elliott Earnest Faile Ernestine Floyd Harry Frampton Virginia Freeman W. C. Freeman Edith Gainey Gwendolyn Gainey JUNIOR CLASS Jennings Gainey Vara Lee Gainey Betty Galloway Mike Gardner Steve Garland Juanita Gibson Sara Gilbert Larry Glasscock Barbara Goodson Chuck Goodson Willie Mae Grant Charles Hall Butch Grantham Brenda Griggs Martha Jean Haney Faye Harrell Shirley Griggs Paul Harrell Frank Hafner Judson Hawkins THE Betty Haynes Jimmy Holloman Roger Henry Carolyn Horne Jane Hickson Eleanor Horne Donald Hodges Melinda Howell Thomas Holland Joyce Howie Kenneth Howie Mrs. Gaskins’ English class listens intently as Janet Solomon reads her theme. Sandra Howie JUNIOR CLASS Brenda Huggins Kenneth Jeffords Kenneth Huggins Elaine Johnson Jeanette Hunter Lucille Johnson Robert Irvin Mary Johnson Jerry James Irene Johnson David Jones Alfred Kelly Geneva Jones Ted Kelly Vicki Jones Douglas Kendall William Jones Linda King Jimmy Jordan Mary Kluge Nancy Latham Susan Leeder Tommy Lewis Jordan McCullough Virginia McDonald Glenn McFarland Jimmy McFarland Joyce McLendon THE Mac McDonald Gay Martin Joan Massey Bernadine Mims JUNIOR Edwin O’Neal Don Parnell Brenda Mathis Gene Munn CLASS Eloise O’Neal Ellis Parsons Hilda Melton Jackie Munn Linda O’Neal Carl Perry Roy Miller Ronnie Northcutt Kenneth Moore Dorothy Odom Janice Outlaw Johnny Poison Carol Parker Carole Powell Richard Privette Darlene Rogers Margaret Reagan Joyce Scott Myra Register Gos Segars Anne Richardson Billy Sherrill Sam Richey Jenny Sims Beth Smith Joyce Spence THE Evelyn Smith Furman Smith Janet Solomon Frank Sowell Dorothy Stanton Mark Stewart Charles Sullivan Donna Truesdale Lucile Tyner Barbara Vann JUNIOR CLASS Glenn Wallace Pam Watson Billie Warren Scarlett Watson Carolyn Warren Sharon Webb Gail Watford David Wells Gloria Watson Ernie White After climbing another step on the high school ladder, the Sophomores returned to school with a greater confidence. Having realized the significance of hard work, they strove to have a productive year. With the help of their sponsor, Mrs. McKorell, they entered a float in the homecoming parade. In the spring, they met with their counselors to plan their schedules for the following year. Coming down the stairs are Judy Barefoot, President; Patsy Thompson, Secretary; Debbie Jaudon, Vice-President; Larry Wyont, Treasurer, with their sponsor Mrs. McKorrell. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Diane Adams Larry Allen Faye Amerson Ronnie Amerson Charles Anderson Anna Andrews Katherine Atkinson Milas Ballard Richard Banks Judy Barefoot Loran Barefoot Beverly Barfield Steve Barfield Mary Baskins Connie Beasley Johnny Beasley A1 Beckham Catherine Bell Jackie Benson Wiley Blackmon Iva Jane Blackwell Shirley Boan Ann Boseman Glenn Boswell Butch Boswell Charles Boulware James Boyd Virginia Braddy Lee Bristow Victor Britt Bobby Brown Nancy Brown Heddie Carroll Wayne Carver Rudy Catoe Darrell Chapman John Coates Sam Coates Rebecca Collins Danny Collins Sally Cooke Virginia Cross Everette Crowley Shirley Crowley Loraine Davis Laverne Dewitt Thomas Dickson Gracie Eaddy Carol Easterling Randell Ewing Dorothy Faile Betsy Felkel Jane Flowers Jewel Flowers Tommy Flowers Margaret Freeman W. C. Freeman Brenda Funderburke Susan Furr Charles Gainey Mrs. Ulmer, sophomore counselor, discusses college preparatory courses with Mon-nie, Patty, and. Jonnie. Charles Marvin Gainey Patsy Gainey Sue Gainey Wilbur Gainey Lou Ellen Galloway Gail Gandy Rebecca Goodson Dewey Griggs Murry Lee Griggs Philip Griggs Sherella Gunn Katheryn Haire Lloyd Hall Don Harding Camilla Harrell Julia Ann Harrison Walt Harvey Ray Hawkins Johnny Hinson Marion Holley Charles Hopkins Billy Hough Betty Howie Brenda Howie Randall Huggins Don Hunt Rebecca Hunt Diane Hutto Tommy James Debbie Jaudon THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Bobby Jeffords Calvin Johnson Dolores Johnson Delores Johnson Glenda Johnson Judy Johnson Laverne Johnson Lynn Johnson Reid Johnson Willie Johnson Woody Johnson Darline Jones Don Jones Keye Jones Blanche Jordan Donald Jordan Jimmy Jordan Bobbie Kea Peggy Kiefer Coleen King Gil King Judy King Larry King Lou Doris King Sammy King Albert Kirven Raeford Kirven Elizabeth Lucas Joyce Lundy Joyce McElveen Sandra McElveen Linda McFarland Brenda McKenzie Carolyn McKenzie Jerry Mahn Ann Manship Jimmy Marshall Emily Maxwell Gayle Miller Sidney Miller Tommy Miller Sara Mobley Delores Moore Ronnie Moore Ann Morris Bitsy Morrison Daphne Murph Cherie Newsome Jim Newsome William Newsome Bobby Odom Patricia Oliver Butch Ott Irene Parker Linda Faye Parnell Freddie Parquette Dante Parrott Catherine Peel Emsey Pierce LaRay Pope Lesley Powe Jimmy Proctor Donnie Putnam Lynn Raines Pat Ramsdell David Redden Don Renonf Judy Revel Sylvia Rivers Linda Roscoe Johnny Russ Anton Saleeby Don Selph Wayne Selph Diana Sherron Diane Smith Jennings Smith Lorraine Davis Patsy Smith Judy Snelson Gayle Snipes Ronnie Snipes Gracie Snyder Ray Sowell Carol Sparrow Danny Stanzione Jean Stewart Calvin Stogner Cole Strickland Jonnie Thomas Monnie Thomas Leona Thompson Patsy Thompson Harry Timmons Becky Wadsworth Joe Waldron Johnny Walters Clifton Ward Lyndell Ward Linda Warren Peyton Warren Diane Wase Bobby Watkins David Watson Linda Watson Nancy Watson Judy Weatherford Beverly Webb Dickie Whisenhunt Anne White Betty Whittle Betty Wilkes Mickey Wilkes Andy Williams Faith Williams Butch Williamson Judy WTint Mary Woods Jennifer Wright Larry Wyont Ann Yarborough Johnny Young fcajMs sss's sa . s® ' Miller, and Patty Grant, President; Lynn DeMille, Vice-President; and Michael Floyd, Secretary-Treasurer, meet in the library with their sponsor Mrs. Blackmon. Filled with excitement, expectation and apprehension, the Freshmen entered high school in the fall. Tackling their new and varied subjects, and with their excitement calming, they discovered the true feeling of being a part of high school. Under the leadership and guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Blackmon, they progressed through the year. At the conclusion of a successful school term, the Freshmen look forward to taking their places as Sophomores. THE FRESHMAN CLASS Dennis Adams John Adams Sarah Altman R. L. Andrews Caston Atkinson William Atkinson Dianne Beasley Michael Best Fletcher Biggs LaFond Biggs Eddie Blackmon Mary Earle Blackmon Taphina Blackwell Lois Boan Tonda Bochette Johnny Boss Hal Boyd Patsy Braddock THE FRESHMAN CLASS Brenda Brewer Bill Brown David Brown Ronnie Bryant Frank Burch Billy Byerly, III Elizabeth Byrd Eugene Byrd Roger Byrd Larry Caddell Kay Calsman Judy Carter Danny Cassidy Eileen Cassidy Shirley Ann Cassidy Patty Chrzan John Clawson Rosanne Coggeshall Carolyn Coker Nancy Cook Fred Cromartie Carolyn Cross Franklin Curtis Jane Dameron Jimmy Darnell Richard Davis Lynn Demille Jimmy Dial Moye Dickinson Virginia Dixon Marie Dority James Dorrell David Driggers Jimmy Dudley Kay Duval Don Edwards Michael Edwards Patricia Edwards Ann Elliot A1 Fink Carolyn Flowers Denny Flowers Patsy Flowers Rush Flowers Michael Floyd Brenda Fowler Elaine Freeman Freddy Freeman n dih THE FRESHMAN CLASS Tommy Freeman Rommie Funderburke Frankie Futrell Blanche Gainey Claudia Gainey Dot Gainey Gerold Gainey John Gainey Joyce Gainey Peggy Jean Galloway Richard Galloway Dora Gardner James Gardner Jamie Gardner Mary Gardner Virginia Gardner Jim Gettys Carol Ghoens Mike Gibson Nelson Gibson William Gilley Jewel Goodson Marion Goodson Johnny Graham Patty Grant Jackie Gregory Tom Gregory Deloris Griffin Janice Griggs Laverne Griggs Linda Lo Griggs Mondoro Griggs Marlene Griggs Fleetwood Grooms Arnold Hall Leon Hall Betty Jean Hatfield Ann Hawkins Pamela Hawkins Vivian Hawkins Bobby Ray Hayden Jimmy Haynes Buddy Hicks Connie Hilderbrand Jimmy Hoffman Elvin Hopkins Tressa Hopkins David Horne THE FRESHMAN CLASS Donald Horne James Horne Ann Howard Luther Howard Ethel Howie Robert Howie Kent Hungerpillar Pete Ingram Hank Irvin Monroe Jackson Edwin Jacobs James Jacobs Wayne Jeffords Frankie Jernigan Danny Johnson Francis Johnson Joann Johnson Judy Johnson Marilyn Johnson Michael Johnson Mike Johnson Victoria Johnson Virginia Johnson Carolyn Jones Celia Ann Jones Ted Jones Robert Jordan Bobby Keith Brenda Kelly Edwin Kelley Teresa Kelly Dianne King Don King Jimmy King Patricia King Patsy King Margie Lawhon Judy Lawing Mildred Layton Dixie Lee Dorothy Leon Beth Lewis Penny Littleton Romel Lucas Myra Lunn Philip Lunn Clinton Lyles Larry McAlister THE FRESHMAN CLASS Elizabeth McCoy Vickie McElveen William McElveen Barry McGirt Charles McLendon Ronda McMillan Jamie McNair Bill Matthews Barbara Melton Bobby Melton Edgar Melton Lucy Ann Melton Cecil Middleton Meredith Mims Norma Ann Mishoe Andrew Mixon William Mixon Bobby Moore Franklin Moore Mary Moore Tommy Morrison Larry Mozingo A1 Mullis Karl Munn Gene Murray Jean Myers Stanley Myers David Newsome Wayne Norris Myra Odom Lester Oliver Billy O'Neal Jerry O’Neal Mike Ousley Miriam Outlaw Robert Peavy Carl Pennington Brenda Perdue Phyllis Peel Vickie Player Pat Powers Vivian Reynolds THE FRESHMAN CLASS Paul Rogers Eric Rolfe Henry Ronald Patricia Saleeby A1 Sansbury Marvin Selph Fred Shaw Elizabeth Sherrill Dianne Shoemake Sara Jean Shoemake Fayette Sims Marian Sims Betty Lou Skinner Ronald Small Argent Smith Linda Smith Martha Smith Melinda Smith Sara Smith Lynn Snipes Sherry Sparks Sandra Stanley Patsy Steen Shirley Steen Sidney Steen Tommy Steen Kathyrn Stegner Larry Stewart Pressley Stewart Ernest Stogner Edwin Stokes Johnny Stokes Susan Thompson Maebelle Tiller Roger Tanner Laverne Tyner Larry Tanner Henry Taylor Sharon Tedder May Terry Jack Tollison Jimmy Thurman Mike Vance John Vann Judy Walters Barbara Ann Warren James Watford Cvnthia Watson THE FRESHMAN CLASS Betty Weatherford Marshall Welch Roger Whaley Mike Wilkes Steve Wilkes David Williams Dennis Williams Johnny Williams Ellen Williamson Linda Williamson Harold Winburn Ronnie Winburn Tommy Winburn Baron Windham Billy Woods Diane Woods Linda Wyont Sara Yarborough Waiting in line to get their lunch are Sandra Cassidy. Diane Rogers, Dianna Privette. Patty Grant, and Diane King. STEPS TOWARDS FULFILLMENT Robert Edwards, waiting for his diploma, takes the final step in his high school career. Judy Stewart receives her class ring which is the high light of her Junior year. George Taylor, checking over his schedule, receives the books for his Sophomore year. Outstanding leadership Individual contribution Academic excellence Personal attractiveness Community citizenship HORIZONS with H onors 72 George Hawkins Patsy Hodge THE TOP One of the highest honors to be achieved at Hartsville High School is to be chosen as one of The Top Ten Seniors. These students are selected on the basis of their scholastic performance in the academic area. Each student will receive a pin for this achievement. These students, who are chosen only on a grade point ratio, also enjoy their various hobbies and recreations of hunting, painting, music, chess and operating a ham radio. TEN STUDENTS CO-EDITORS OF HIGH NOTES Bren Johnston Sara Bruce Smith GIRLS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVE Mary Me Gettys OUTSTANDING CO-EDITORS OF THE RETROSPECT DAR AWARD Karen Kuehner Patsy Hodge Delaine Johnson PALMETTO BOYS STATE Jim Shelley, James Sparrow, Marion Watkins, Albert Stogner, Pete Coggeshall. Marty Driggers HONORS MISS HI MISS Betty Delle Byerly KING TEEN Keys Lewis Faye Hays Willie Mae Grant Senior Representative Junior Representative HOMECOMING COURT Judy Barefoot Patty Grant Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Mava Williams for Johnny Barfield Gladys Parker for Jimmy Bell Ida Belle Johnson for Martin Davis Cheryl Beattie for Marty Driggers f Deanna Wilkes for John Ewing Vickie Johnson for Harry Gregory FOOTBALL SPONSORS Alana Immerso for Dalton Keith Faye Hays for Johnny Lawing Lyndell Ward for Reggie Mahn Susan Anderson for James Morrison Jo Ann Hicks for Mike Seigler Sharon Webb for Jim Shelley Homecoming, a greatly anticipated event, took place October 28, 1960. Enthusiasm and excitement mounted as students constructed parade floats and planned pre-game and halftime activities emphasizing the theme “Autumn Harvest.” In addition to the crowning of the queen, Gladys Parker, the recognition of the graduating class of 1936 figured in the half-time activities. A fitting climax came to the days of preparation when the Hartsville Red Foxes defeated the Cheraw Braves with an overwhelming victory. Lu Edwards for Mendel Smith Nancy Pitts for Larry Thompson George Hawkins, President of the Student Body, crowns Gladys Parker as Homecoming Queen. The homecoming queen and her court pause with their escorts after half-time ceremonies. Through . . . School loyalty Student participation Club associations Group cooperation Social development HORIZONS through ACTIVITIES... 82 The Student Council is a service club of our school. The most important function of the Council is establishing student government. Other services include chartering clubs and assisting in after-school activities. George Hawkins, President of the Student Body, listens to ideas on school policies from the Student Council members. STUDENT Elected by popular vote, council members, who are homeroom and class presidents, strive to bring about an even better degree of student-faculty relations and to promote general school welfare. Hartsville High School is a member of the South Carolina and National Association of Student Councils. Lukie Martin, Reporter; Woody Goodson, Treasurer; and Jimmy Bell, Vice-President, help Ada Sparrow, Secretary, prepare for election registration. 84 First row: Ada Sparrow, Mark Stewart, Roger Henry. Second row: Ann Manship, Woody Goodson, Bobby Dempsey, James Sparrow. Third row: George Hawkins, Becky Gaskins, Iris Adams, Mary Woods, Debbie Jaudon, Marion Watkins, Don Hunt, Ellis Parsons. Fourth row: Linda King, Larry Wyont, Jimmy Bell, Johnny Barfield, Shirley Crowley, Lukie Martin. GOVERNMENT Becky, Marion, Johnny and James, homeroom presidents, discuss with George Hawkins, Student Body President, various problems which come before the Mrs. Gore, Mark Stewart, and Ada Sparrow examine student council. material obtained during their trip to Clemson College. 85 Each year members of the Junior and Senior classes who have attained the required scholastic average and have rendered outstanding leadership and service to our school are invited to join the National Honor Society through faculty recommendation. The aim of these students is to increase the development of their abilities and to encourage other students. Projects for this year are decorating the display windows and cafeteria bulletin board, aiding with the bloodmobile, and gathering information about Hartsville High School alumni. Officers: Keys Lewis, Program Chairman; Jeannette Mont- fornery, Treasurer; George Hawkins, Vice-President; Delaine ohnson, Secretary; Michael Talbert, President. THE NATIONAL First Row: Delaine Johnson, Jeannette Montgomery, Karen Kuehner, Barbara Goodson, Margaret Reagan, Sara Bruce Smith. Becky Gaskins, Mava Williams, Bettv Delle Byerly, Lu Edwards, Cheryl Beattie, Jenny Sims, Beth Smith, Patsy Hodge. Second Row: Mike Talbert, Keys Lewis, George Hawkins, Harry Gregory, George Hoffmeyer, Jimmy Bell, Elmore Cassidy, Bill Elliott, Pete Coggeshall, Mark Stewart, Ellis Parsons, Barnie Wallace. Barnie Wallace, George Hawkins, Karen Kuehner, and Lu Edwards participate in a panel discussion led by Keys Lewis, Program Chairman. Mrs. Gaskins gives Betty Delle Byerly, Ellis Parsons, and Mava Williams lists of H. H. S. graduates in order for them to find specific information about our alumni. HONOR SOCIETY During the tapping induction in assembly, Keys Lewis gives a talk on the service of the Honor Society. Margaret Reagan and Beth Smith carry out an assignment of arranging an attractive bulletin board in the cafeteria. Those students who wish to be of service to our school are given the opportunity to do so through membership in the Sales and Service Club. The club is divided into two branches, the sales branch, which operates the two Green Counters and the milk machine, and the service branch, which operates the audio-visual equipment. The service branch is also responsible for the equipment when it is lent to community organizations, as well as when it is used at school. Jim Shelley, President of the sales division; Keys Lewis, President of the entire Sales and Service Club; and Michael Talbert, President of the service division, check out phonographs for classroom use. SALES AND During lunch period, Jim Shelley, Johnny Lawing, and George Hoffmeyer and Curtis Williams bring recording equip-Marty Driggers operate the milk machine. ment to an English room. 88 Mr. Compton talks to the r “ Uers are Hrs.0 Kow1 Sales and Service Club. Sparrow. Curtis Wil- Jim Shelley. Second Row. Jamcs ap M Compton, liams, Harry Gregory. Third Ko . Johnny Lawing, Jimmy G dVon ° Fourth Row: Cox. Marty Driggers. Mike Talbert, Keys Lewis. SERVICE Lukie Martin and Harry Gregory, taking inventory, check James Sparrow looks on while Cheryl Beattie makes a to see if supplies are adequate. sale at the Green Counter. Delaine Johnson, Co-editor, plans picture lay-out in the dummy. An important job of Patsy Hodge, Co-editor, is planning the group pictures to be taken. Even before the school term began, we started preparing for The Retrospect. With enthusiasm the staff sold ads and made plans for the lay-out. As the weeks quickly passed it was soon time to take and identify pictures. Hours were spent writing copy and finally our treasured plans were sent to Delmar. THE RETROSPECT Karen Kuehner, copy editor, discusses copy to be typed with Albert Stogner. Deciding upon sports pictures to be used are Jim Shelley, Pete Coggeshall, sports editors, and James Sparrow, in charge of photography. With the help of Lana Odom and Ernestine Galloway, Pat Wheless and Mava Williams type material to get The Retrospect ready for press. First Row: Karen Kuehner, Ernestine Galloway, Lana Odom, Betty Delie Byerly, Mava Williams, Pat Wheless, Betty Galloway, Betty Alice Baynes, Delaine Johnson, Patsy Hodge. Second Row: Albert Stogner, Pete Cogge-shall, James Sparrow, Danny Stanzione, Jim Shelley. STAFF 1961 As the end of the school year approached, we awaited anxiously for the return of the finished product of our year's diligent work. Although The Retrospect demanded a great deal of time and effort, we feel that we have been thoroughly rewarded and we hope that you will enjoy this Retrospect of 1961. Reading a letter from Delmar, Miss Williams, our spon- Business Manager, Betty Delle Byerly, plans the ad sor, tells us about the deadline dates. section of The Retrospect. Ada Sparrow and Bren Johnston, co-editors, plan the lay- Roper Henry, assistant business manager, helps Sara Bruce out for next month’s paper. Smith, Business Manager, with the books. The Hartsville High School newspaper, High Notes, is published monthly to inform all students of current school events and aspects of student life. Mrs. Margaret Smith, Sponsor, advises the staff which consists of students from grades nine through twelve. These members hold many responsibilities such as gathering information for articles, writing the articles, typing, and proofreading. THE HIGH Writing copy is a vital duty of all staff members. First Row: Lukie Watkins, Mary Blackmon, Rosanne Coggeshall, Tonda Bochette, Betsy Felkel. Second Row: Tommy Baxley, Barney Wallace, Nancy Watson, Beth Jones, Bren Johnston. Third Row: David Wells, Beth Smith, Pennie Littleton, Beth Lewis. Fourth Row: Roger Henry, Ada Sparrow, Rachel Brown, Linda Gardner. Lukie Watkins, sports editor, gets assistance from Tommy Karen Kuehner and Linda King listen attentively while Judy Baxley, typist. Stewart, exchange editor, explains how to send out a news- paper. NOTES STAFF Each edition of High Notes provides a varied and interesting review of recent happenings, future events, fashions, fads, and many other eyecatching topics. Copies of High Notes are distributed not only to students, but also to last year’s graduates, advertisers, and other schools. As the voice of our school, High Notes well represents our student body throughout the state. Mrs. Smith checks Wayne Stratton’s copy for correct spell- Linda Gardner, circulation manager, and Beth Jones prepare ing and punctuation for the Story of the Month Contest. copies of the High Notes to be sent to the advertisers. While Franklin Moore looks over the titles, Nancy Wratson, Jean Stewart and Gwendolyn Guest watch Tincie Crouch, Merrie Beverly Webb, Diana Sherron, Betty Jean Jenkins, and Byrd, and Pat Denny check in magazines while Sidney Miller puts Nancy Taylor shelve books. them on the shelf. Jeannette Montgomery, Treasurer; Catherine Bell, Secretary; Lu Edwards, Vice-president; and Gladys Parker, President, listen attentively as Mrs. Boggs explains the use of the card catalogue. LIBRARY CLUB The members of the Library Club render an important service to our school. Some of the duties that they perform are returning books to the shelves, assisting students in finding books, keeping the desk, and keeping the magazine room in order. They also aid Mrs. Boggs, librarian, in keeping the library neat and attractive. Each year during Book Week, club members arrange a special bulletin board emphasizing the importance of reading. They also make an annual trip to the regional library meeting. The aim of the Librarv Club is to stimulate an interest in reading throughout the student body. Betty Alice Baynes and Tom Gregory file magazines while George Hoffmeyer, Delores Johnson, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, and Anne Morris sort them out. Pat Wheless, Ernestine Galloway, Lana Odom, and Delaine Johnson prepare an attractive bulletin board while George Hawkins and Patsy Hodge select the material to be used. Lyndell Ward carries out an assignment and Lana Odom Mendel Smith, Keys Lewis, and Johnny Barfield bring in the makes an announcement while Evelyn Smith checks a stencil mail, typed by Ernestine Galloway. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Our office assistants play a prominent part in the efficient management of the office. Just a few of their responsibilities are answering the telephone, printing the bulletin, typing, and welcoming visitors. Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Powell, school secretary, the assistants not only acquaint themselves with the way in which an office is run, but also render a valuable service to our school. Elaine Johnson and Frances Jacobs run the bulletin through the mimeograph machine. Pat Hunter, Betty Jane Stokes, and Lucia Raines find that checking the absentee cards is an important and exacting job. Performing their daily tasks, Beth Smith, Barbara Goodson, Margaret Reagan, and Stephanie Burch help make the office function efficiently. nmo jmkm MlTMWlI The purpose of the Latin Club is to encourage an interest in and appreciation of the civilization, language, literature, and art of ancient Rome. By providing some understanding of this culture, we realize the great debt of our own culture to that of classical antiquity. Meeting on the last Friday of each month, the membership is composed of second year Latin students. OFFICERS: Danny Stanzione, Treasurer; Ray Sowell, Vice-President; Mrs. Smith, Sponsor; Mary Woods, President; Iva Jane Blackwell, Secretary. LATIN CLUB First Row: Carol Easterling, Gracie Snyder, Rebecca Goodson, Grace Eaddy, Mary Woods, Iva Jane Blackwell, Judy King, Becky Wadsworth, Mary Earle Blackmon. Second Row: Ted Jones, Larry Wyont, Wayne Selph, David Redden, Danny Stanzione, Ray Sowell, Freddy Pauquette, Michael Floyd, Payton Warren, Barnie Wallace, Charles Boulware. The bright red uniforms, the blare of the horns, the rat-a-tat of the drums, the twirling batons of the majorettes—the band marches by! Setting the pace for many school activities, the band means much to the school spirit of Hartsville High School. Under the competent leadership of R. Grady Brown, the band has given concerts, participated in many parades, and given many enjoyable performances at half-times. •kie Johnson, Linda Warren. Diane Beasley, Mary Brown, Brenda rd, Diana Sherron, Willie Mae Grant. BAND First Row: Willie Mae Grant. Linda Warren, Vickie Johnson, Mary Brown, Brenda Byrd, Diane Beasley, Diana Sherron. Second Row: Carol Parker, Carol Easterling, Jenny Sims, Bill Elliott, Ray Sowell, Buddy Carter, Dennis Williams, Jennings Gainey, Marshal Welch, Johnny Young, Marion Watkins., Third Row: Michael Floyd, Tommy Flowers, Vickie McElveen, Norma Ann Mishoe, Dorothy Leon, Mary Woods, David Red- den, Larry Wyont. Fourth Row: David Watson, Ellis Parsons, ' Ronnie Haney, Wayne Norris, Patsy Edwards, Sara Askins, Fayette Sims, Albert Kirven. Fifth Row: Woody Goodson, Anton Saleeby, Gerald Byrd, Eddie Blackmon, David Williams, Patsy Smith, Becky Wadsworth, Billy Cook, Philip Hurley. Sixth Row: Johnny Graham, Henry Taylor, Janet Soloman, A1 Fink, Jonnie Thomas, Robert Peevy, Ronnie Funderburke. Because of their interest in singing, the Chorus members have made their organization one of the most active in Hartsville High School. The four groups, the Girls’ Chorus, the Mixed Chorus, Choraleers, and Boys’ Quartet, perform for civic clubs, churches, and in the state and district music festivals. THE CHORALEERS: Betsy Felkel. Kaye Hammonds, Norma Jean Wimberly, Carole Powell, Brenda Mathis, Martha Moye Dickinson, Iris Adams, Irene Parker, and Sally Cook. HARTSVILLE HIGH First Row: Linda Watson, Daphne Murph, Betsy Felkel, Esther Baskins, Brenda Jones. Gay Martin. Ann Yarborough, Emily Maxwell, Ann White. Etheleen Weatherford, Gail Watford. Linda Roscoe, Patsy Thompson, Grace Eaddy. Second Row: Susan Furr, Ann Smith. Becky Collins, Catherine Peel, Gayle Snipes, Susan Leeder, Iris Adams, Jane Hickson, Gayle Miller, Shirley Griggs, Patsy Andrews, Rebecca Hunt, Betty Whittle, Ann Bradshaw, Ann Bosemar., Irene Parker. Third Row : Virginia Braddy, Sylvia Rivers, Elizabeth Lucas, Dorothy Odom. Lynn Johnson, Denise Faust, Geneva Jones, Linda O’Neal, Carolyn Benson, Sandra McEl-veen, Ann Duval, Joan Massey, June McLeod, Rebecca Good-son, Gail Gandy, Gail Clark. Fourth Row: Brenda Mathis, Coleen King, Ann Hawkins, Martha Jean Haney, Judy Weatherford, Jennifer Wright, Julia Ann Harrison, Marie Fisher, Sandra McElveen, Patricia Oliver, Evelyn Smith, Sarah Perkins, Ann Manship, Brenda Dampier, Mary Elizabeth Stewart, Gracie Snyder, Myra Register. The Chorus consists of two large groups and two small selected groups. The mixed Chorus is composed of boys and girls interested in singing. The Girls’ Chorus consists of sophomore, junior, and senior girls. Students are selected by Mrs. Wimberly for the Choraleers, consisting of nine regular girls and three alternates, and the Boys’ Quartet on the basis of vocal blend and balance. Boys’ Quartet: Stokes. Woody Elmore Cassidy. Marion Watkins. Maurice Goodson. Choral Director—Mrs. Wimberly. SCHOOL CHORUS First Row: Wayne Stratton, Jean Parnell, Kaye Hammonds, Scarlett Watson, Mary Me Gettys, Norma Jean Wimberly, Faye Amerson, Judy Barefoot, Camilla Harrell, Cheryl Beattie. Second Row: Darlene Rogers, Brenda Huggins, Carole Powell, Martha Moye Dickinson, Dickie Whisenhunt, Marion Watkins, Tommy Baxley, Barbara Vann, Lucile lyner, Lu Edwards, Rachel Brown. Third Row; Irene Crowley, Cherrie James, Elaine Johnson, El- more Cassidy, Dewey Griggs, Glenn Boswell, Betty Galloway, Carol Sparrow, Debbie Jaudon, Gloria Watson, Gwendolyn Guest. Fourth Row: Joanne Zeigler, Margaret Reagan, Sally Cook, Susan Kelley, Laura Lide, Emsey Pierce, Maurice Stokes, Woody Goodson, Judy Revel, Kaye Parker, Dianne Matuse, Sharon Webb, Barbara Ann Goodson. Abby Funderburk. Gwendolyn Guest, James Robbins, and Helen Sellers have their monthly reports checked by Mr. Evans. Betty Jean Jenkins looks on as Billy Sherrill makes sure his bus is filled with gasoline before starting his trip. The bus drivers are a very essential group since about 60% of our students are dependent upon the buses for daily transportation to and from school. This year, there are twenty-five regular bus drivers, eleven of whom are girls. All drivers are well trained in carrying out their duties properly and safely. Each driver is responsible for the upkeep of his bus as well as turning in a monthly report . First Row: Janice Outlaw, Betty Jean Jenkins, James Morrison, Diane Chapman, Helen Sellers, Inez King, Betty Jean Blackwell, Sara Robbins, Edith Ann Gainey. Second Row: Johnny Mitchell, Kenneth Howie, Gwendolyn Guest, BUS DRIVERS Laura Lide, Bobby Holland, Tommy Bryant, Abby Funderburk. Lou Doris King. Third Rowr: George Hawkins, Lukie Martin, David Jones. Elmore Cassidy, Billy Sherrill, Leon Walters, Bobby Raines, James Robbins. CARPENTRY DIVISION—First Row: Paul Howie, Jimmy Byrd, Rex Capps, Jimmy Benfield, Marty Driggers, Bobby Watkins, Tommy Johnson, Rudy Catoe, Larry King. Second Row : Rhen Hunter, Ernest Lunn, Billy McDonald, Charles Hughes, Harry Gregory, Gil King, George Haw- T and I CLUB ELECTRONICS DIVISION—First Row: Bobby Dempsey, John Poison, John Brumbaugh, Charles Freeman, Jerry Harris, Gene Munn. Second Row : Ernie White, Reggie Mahn, Jimmy Atkinson, Steve Garland, Johnny Mitchell, kins, Gene Hunter. Third Row: Johnnie Lee Jones, John Ewing. Wilbur Cranford, Ronnie Clark, Billy Hough, Kent Gainey, Shelton Kelley, Don Parnell, Frank Tyner, Billy Huggins. All members of T I are either now taking or have already taken one or more of the following courses: Diversified Occupations, Shop, Mechani- cal Drawing, Electricity, or Electronics. The objectives of the club are to develop good leadership and citizenship; to foster friendly relations among employer, trainee, parents, and the school; and encourage undertaking of worthy projects for the benefit of the school and community. Charles Hall. Third Row: Mr. Stanley, Ronnie Gainey, Furman Smith, Bobby Raines, Abby Funderburk, Ronnie Northcutt. First Row: Gail Clark. Myra Register, Mary Elizabeth Stewart, Irene Crowley. Second Row: Becky Gaskins, Helen Sellers, Sherry Byrd, Patsy Andrews, Barbara Vann. Third Row; Shirley Griggs, Frances Jacobs, Faye Harrell, Vickie Jones, Joyce Spence. Fourth Row: Dianne Chapman, Sidney Turnage, Betty Jean Blackwell, Inez King, Vickie Jo Brewer. FUTURE NURSES CLUB As part of their work in the Future Nurses Club, Shirley Griggs, Secretary, Sydney Turnage, Treasurer, Mrs. Blackmon, Sponsor, Frances Jacobs, President, and Gail Clark, Vice-President prepare a chemical solution. The Future Nurses’ Club serves as an aid to those girls interested in nursing as a profession. Aims of the members of this club are to familiarize themselves with the many types of nursing jobs, to be of a service to our community, and to encourage younger girls in nursing as a career. Members concentrate on those subjects that will aid in a nursing career and study entrance requirements to various nursing schools both in this and neighboring states. ‘7 r mm The Future Teachers Club consists of those students who are interested in teaching as a profession. At the monthly meetings, programs are presented which inform the members of teaching requirements and responsibilities and aid them in deciding upon their field of concentration. Faye Hays, President; Karen Kuehner, Vice-President; Mer-rie Byrd, Secretary; Mava Williams, Treasurer; and Sara Bruce Smith, Historian, make plans with Mrs. McCullough for each meeting. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row: Mava Williams, Mary Gettys, Bren Johnston, Lu Edwards, Carole Powell, Cherrie James. Second Row: Karen Kuehner, Merrie Byrd, Faye Hays, Maria Gandy, Sara Bruce Smith, Norma Jean Wimberly, An important emphasis of the FHA is the improvement of the home. Through this organization, members recognize that their contributions to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they have tomorrow and that the family life of members will influence the community and the world. Through the FHA an appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking and international good-will are promoted. The members of this organization enter contests, help charities and participate in many activities centering around the home. Planning their yearly handbook with Mrs. Rhinehardt are Lana Odom, President; Lynn Raines, Treasurer; Sara Bruce Smith, Reporter; Brenda Mathis, Vice-President; and Eleanor Horne, Secretary. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA First Row: Sarah Perkins, Frances Jacobs, Darlene Jones, Camilla Harrell, Linda Roscoe, Eleanor Horne, Sidney Mc-lendon, Laura Lide, Susan Leeder, Ruth Blackwell, Joyce McLendon, Delores Wint, Brenda Griggs. Second Row: Judy McLeod, Doris Ann Dudley, Mary Reynolds, Irene Johnson, Faye Harrell, Ann Morris, Gayle Miller, Vickie Jones, Barbara Vann, Rebecca Hunt, Sybil Smith, Phyllis Johnson. Third Row: Diane Wase. Lynn Raines, Elaine Johnson, Ernestine Floyd, Linda King, Gay Martin, Jane Hickson, Mava Williams, Annette Galloway, Betty Jean Jenkins, Helen Sellers, Brenda Mathis. Fourth Row: Lana Odom, Sara Bruce Smith, Catherine Peel, Shirley Bone, Judy Kelley, Fay Jacobs, Virginia McDonald, Jackie Sellers, Sherry Byrd. Fifth Row: Daphne Clark, Connie Beasley, Delores Moore, Irene Crowley, Alana Immerso, Betty Jane Stokes, Lynn Thomas, Judy Wint, Sherella Gunn, Anita Hall, Carol Parker, Willie Mae Grant. Sixth Row : Virginia Cross, Diane Hutto, Edna Mae McDonald, Jewel Flowers, Dorothy Faile, Jackie McDonald, Jewel Adams, Doris Howard, Patricia Hunter, Myra Register. Seventh Row: Judy Johnson, Sue Gainey, Judy Snelson, Sara Robbins, Virginia Freeman, Janie Lee Flowers, Judy Howie, Ada Sparrow, Kaye Hammonds, Nancy Taylor. Eighth Row: Ethel Middle-ton, Jean Parnell, Susan Kelley, Glenda Johnson, Diane Smith, Sara Gilbert, Edith Gainey, Lou Doris King, Mary Stewart, Blanche Jordon. Any boy interested in farming as a future vocation may be a member of the Future Farmers of America, an organization which reflects a spirit and sincerity that shows the true viewpoint of farm youth, the “backbone of a nation.” Some of the purposes of this club are: To develop competent agricultural leadership, to encourage members in their development of individual farming programs, and to participate in cooperative efforts. OFFICERS: Cecil Howie, Treasurer; Charles Gainey, Vice-President; Woodrow Outlaw, Sentinel; Charles Marvin Gainey, Secretary; Philip Griggs, Reporter; Kenneth Howie, President. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: Francie Johnson, Johnny Bass, David Jones, Bobby Melton, Robbie Wimburn, Eddie Melton, Charles McLendon, Freddie Freeman, Rush Flowers, Dennis Flowers, Junior Boykins. Second Row: J. B. Jones, Robert Howie, Marion Holley, Jimmy Strickland, Donald Jordan, Donald Horne, Leon Hall, David Horne, Caston Atkinson, Hilton Howie, Kenneth Howie. Third Row: Donald King, Charlie Byrd, John Vann, Johnny Gainey, Wilson Sellers, Woodrow Outlaw, Leon Walters, La-verne Sanderson, Bobby Edwards. Fourth Row: Stanley Myers, Tommy Freeman, Tommy Morrison, Larry Tanner, Bobby Shoemake, Randall Huggins, Don Parnell, William Jones, Gerald James. Fifth Row: Ronnie Amerson, Redro Hall, Gary Byrd, Lorraine Barefoot, Gerald Beasley, Leslie Powe, Reed Johnson, Don Tiller, Wilbur Gainey. Sixth Row: Joe Waldon, Tommy James, Calvin Stogner, Jackie Mahn, Murry Griggs, Raeford Kirvin, Charles Gainey, Charles Anderson, Sam Coates. Seventh Row: Johnny Beasley, Bobby Jeffords, Laverne Johnson, Ray Kirvin, Philip Griggs, Bobby Odom, John Coates. Through . . . School support Team effort Physical development Class competition Student spirit Friendly rivalry HORIZONS in ATHLETICS . First Row: Woody Johnson, Randell Ewing, John Adams, Reggie Mahn, Kenneth Huggins, Mendel Smith, Steve Barfield, Paul Harrell, Jack Dixon. Second Row: Ray Alexander, Butch Grantham, Daulton Keith, Robert Irvin, Marty Driggers, Jim Shelley. Wayne Selph, Harry Gregory, Martin Davis. Third Row: Frank Sowell, Gos Ssgars, Bucky Dudley, Billy Hough, Jimmy Bell, John Ewing, Larry Thompson, Johnny Barfield, Tommy Morrison, Walter Britt, Johnny Lawing. FOOTBALL Using the newly installed phone. Coach Billy Seig-ler keeps in touch with an assistant coach in the press box. “The people of Hartsville ought to be proud that they have such a fine group of boys to represent them. I know that they will be remembered as one of the great teams in Hartsville High’s history.” These were the words of Coach Billy Seigler describing the record breaking season of the 1960 Red Foxes. By winning the first eleven games, the Foxes broke two school records, the longest consecutive winning streak and the most games won in a season. Hartsville’s sole loss was 12-0 heart-breaker to Darlington. 108 Assistant Coaches Sam Faulk and Paul Chapman go over the Coach Petty sets up the camera for the night’s game, scout report of the coming week’s opponent. I960 At the end of the season, the team elected Jimmy Bell captain and John Ewing and James Morrison co-captains. Larry Thompson was chosen a member of the Shrine Bowl team and of the All-Lower State team and James Morrison was voted Lowrer State Lineman of the week to round out the honors received by the team. 109 Prior to practice, Managers Don Renouf and Mitchell ker, open the equipment room. Ray Alexander End Johnny Barfield Guard Jimmy Bell Quarterback THE RED Martin Davis Halfback Blocks by Mike Seigler, Larry Thompson, and Martin Davis enable Butch Grantham to score against Lake City. Marty Driggers Center John Ewing Tackle Butch Grantham Fullback FOXES Kenneth Huggins Halfback Coach Seigler prepares to send John Ewing into the game with an important play. Robert Irvin Guard Reggie Mahn Halfback Dalton Keith Halfback James Morrison Guard Johnny Lawing Fullback THE RED Mike Seigler Tackle V ...Id .- - ■ . . % • '•‘■ •V Ji A Jim Shelley End Daulton Keith sweeps right end for a good pain against Cheraw. FOXES THE Larry Thompson End l SEMT6D|v ►«TSVILLE ONS CLU B Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville Hartsville FOXES’ RECORD BREAKING SEASON 21 ................................. Lamar 44 ........................... Lake City 32 .............................. Mullins 56 ......................... Bennettsville 33 ............................... Dillon 7 ................................ Camden 45 ............................... Marion 6 ............................. Kingstree 32 ................................ Cheraw 53 ...................... Camden Academy 19 ........................... Bishopville 0 ............................ Darlington 0 14 14 6 7 0 13 0 6 0 7 12 Cheerleaders are synonymous with football and basketball games. Enthusiastically leading the spectators in cheers, they do much to spur the team on to victory, as well as maintain a high standard of school spirit among the students. Elected by a popular vote, the cheerleaders must maintain a “C” average and display exceptional school spirit. Not only do they represent our school at athletic events, but also participate in parades, decorate the goal posts during football season, and sell programs during the games. Head cheerleader Mary Me Gettys leads the students in a spirited yell. CHEERLEADERS and Sporting new uniforms, Faye, Nancy, Kaye, Mary Me, Cheryl, Sara Bruce, and Barbara Ann practice their cheers before the nights’ game. The pep squad, led by the cheerleaders, conducts a pep rally the afternoon before the big game to build enthusiasm. PEP SQUAD The cheerleaders are real traffic stoppers as they cheer on the street in the Friday afternoon parade. Hirst Row: Roy Miller, Jimmy Proctor, Russell Easterling:, Eddie Weldon, Charles Boulware, Billy Connell. Second Row: Jimmy Bell, Lorraine Smith, Harry Frampton, Richard Privette, Danny Stanzione, Sam Richey. Coach Don Summers diagrams a play for the night’s game. With only one returning letterman and a new coach, 1961 was supposed to be a rebuilding year for the Hartsville High basketball team. Instead the team had a surprising 12-6 record. Senior Jimmy Bell broke the individual conference scoring record for a single game with 47 points. Because of the valuable experience gained this year by the juniors and sophomores, the basketball outlook is bright for the next several seasons. 116 Jimmy Bell dribbles in for a lay-up against Lake City as Managers Don Renouf and Mitchell Parker keep Charles Boulware looks on. score during a practice game. BOYS’ BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Russell Easterling takes a jump shot against Mullins as Jimmy Proctor screens. Hartsville 52 48 Hartsville 51 30 Hartsville 49 37 Hartsville 52 Chesterfield 44 Hartsville 66 Bennettsville 33 Hartsville 38 Darlington 31 Hartsville 48 34 Hartsville 41 Lake City 63 Hartsville 57 37 Hartsville 45 40 Hartsville 53 Dillon 45 Hartsville 78 Bennettsville 31 Hartsville 41 Darlington 43 Hartsville 50 Cheraw 54 Hartsville 49 63 Hartsville 47 Mullins 71 Hartsville 48 53 Hartsville 72 Dillon 57 in Jimmy Bell Guard Charles Boulware Guard Russell Easterling Guard THE RED Harry Frampton attempts a lay-up after leading a fast break against Lake City. Harry Frampton Center In the first round of the Pee Dee Conference Basketball Tournament, the Red Foxes defeated Dillon 61 to 47, but Hartsville lost to Lake City, the eventual champions, 71 to 60, in the semifinals. To climax the 1961 season, Hartsville beat Mullins 63 to 43 in the consolation round giving the Red Foxes third place in the conference standing. Jimmy Bell was selected to the All-Conference and All-Tournament teams. ijjgil hSf;: m Harry Frampton readies himself for a set-shot as Coach Summers looks on. FOXES Richard Privette Forward Sam Richey Lorraine Smith Forward Forward First Row: Irene Parker, Darlene Jones, Hannah Byrd, Diane Chapman, Brenda Howie. Second Row: Virginia Dixon, Brenda Huggins, Barbara Vann, Merrie Byrd, Annette Galloway, Betty Haynes. Third Row: Jackie Sellers, Peggy Robbins, La Raye Pope, Lucia Lewis, Julia Ann Harrison. GIRLS’ Mrs. Wilson, girls’ basketball coach, observes the team trying out a new play. Student body support and team spirit of the girls’ basketball team excelled throughout the 1961 season. Despite the diligent practicing and hard work of the team members, 1961 proved to be an off-season for the Foxettes. The training received by the freshman and sophomore girls, who will lead the team in the future, proved to be valuable. Although six members of the team, including three starters, will graduate, there will be ten returnees. Betty Haynes, junior, led the Foxettes in scoring 15 points per game. SCOREBOARD Hartsville 22 Hartsville 19 Hartsville 16 Hartsville 34 Hartsville 29 Hartsville 19 Hartsville 16 Hartsville 16 Hartsville 36 Hartsville 21 Hartsville 28 Hartsville 11 Hartsville 12 Hartsville 27 Hartsville 29 Hartsville 17 Hartsville 26 Hartsville 18 Betty Haynes drives down the court for a lay-up. BASKETBALL Managers Bren Johnston and Pat Denny check the high scorers of last night’s game. Merrie Byrd takes a set-shot against Lake City. First Row: Victor Britt, Troy Usher, Marion Watkins, Abby Funderburke, Douglas Kendall, and Andy Williams. Second Row: Ernie White, Bobby Bedenbaugh, Jimmy Bell, Jim Shelley, and Ronnie Amerson. BASEBALL Coach Ray Petty smiles as he watches his players run wind sprints. The outlook is bright for the 1961 Red Fox baseball team. With the addition of Grady Culbertson, the young, somewhat inexperienced pitching staff is strengthened. Also Jimmy Bell, who was out last year with an injury, will fill an important gap in the infield. Two of the three starting outfielders will return. Coach Ray Petty is beginning his fifth year as H. H. S. baseball coach. Returning lettermen are Andy Williams. Marion Watkins, Abby Funderburk, Troy Usher, Victor Britt, Bobby Bedenbaugh, Jim Shelley, Ernie White, Lorraine Davis, and Ronnie Amerson. Batter Abby Funderburke and catcher Troy Usher Ernie White beats out a slow roller to short await the pitch. 1961 Manager Mitchell Parker pauses before loading practice equipment. Bobby Bedenbaugh practices his all important pitching motion. BOYS’ SPRING SPORTS After going down to the wire in the conference tournament last .year, the tennis team is looking forward to another successful season. The all important matches with Darlington will be decisive in determining the winner of the Sportsmanship Trophy. Leading the team again this year will be Harry Frampton and Mac McDonald. First Row: Pete Coppeshall, Ernest Faile, Chuck White. Second Row: Keys Lewis, Lukie Wratkins, Roper Henry. Golf, in its third year at Hartsville High School, will also count towards the Sportsmanship Trophy for the first time. Again this year first man Ernest Faile will lead our linksters against opponents from over the area. At the end of the season, the team w’ill compete in the Pee Dee Conference Tournament. Ernest Faile and Pete Coggeshall finish a practice round. Eddie Weldon backs up as Harry Frampton pre pares to slam the ball over the net. First Row: Eddie Weldon, Mac McDonald. And Mixon. Second Row: Harry Frampton, Kenneth Jeffords, Sam Richey. First man Esther Baskin prepares to return the ball to her opponents. Scarlett Watson and Barbara Ann Goodson wait for the ball to be served. GIRLS’ TENNIS Tennis is another of the many sports available to our students. Girls who express an interest in tennis are permitted to try out for the team. After diligent practicing, they enter into competition with other teams of this area. First Row: Lu Edwards. Scarlett Watson, Linda Warren, Brenda Howie, Esther Baskin, Sharon Webb. Second Row: Peggy Kiefer, Anne Richardson, Judy Revell, Barbara Ann Goodson, Stephanie Burch, Jenny Sims, Margaret Reagan, Rachel Brown, Carole Powell. Coach Paul Chapman demonstrates the correct grip Daulton Keith prepares to try for eleven feet in for throwing the discus to Ray Alexander. the pole vault. This year for the first time, track will count towards the Sportsmanship Trophy. Because of this, it will play an increasingly important part in Hartsville High School athletic activities. With both experienced and younger boys, Coach Paul Chapman’s trackster’s are looking forward to a winning season. TRACK First Row: Martin Davis, Ray Alexander, Kenneth Hug- gins, Jimmy Benfield, Victor Britt, Larry Glasscock Butch Grantham, Steve Barfield. Second Row: Larry Thompson, Wayne Selph, Laverne DeWitt, Frank Sowell, Mike Gardner, Alfred Kelly, Daulton Keith, Billy Hough, Coach Chapman. Third Row: John Ewing, Johnny Bar-field, Rex Capps, Gos Segars, Wilbur Cranford, Donald Hodges, Randall Ewing, Jimmy Atkinson. First Row: Esther Baskins. Mary Me Gettys, president, Kaye Hammonds, Cheryl Beattie, Faye Hays. Second Row: Dianne Chapman, Betty Haynes, Hannah Byrd, vice president, Sharon Webb, Ann Richardson, Nancy Watson. Third Row: K ye Parker, Jackie Sellers, Barbara Ann Goodson, Lucia Lewis, Bren Johnston, secretary-treasurer. BLOCK H CLUB The Block H Club comprises the cheerleaders and. students who participate in school sports. Their aim is to promote good sportsmanship. As projects for the year, the boys sold pennants and the girls sold programs at the football games. Together, they sponsor the athletic awards. In March they held a dance for the student body. First Row: Martin Davis, Frank Sowell, Robert Irving, Reggie Mahn, James Morrison, Paul Harrell, Steve Bar-field. Second Row: Johnny Lawing, Dalton Keith, Wayne Selph, Troy Usher, Jim Shelley, Marty Driggers, Kenneth Huggins. Mendel Smith, Jimmy Benfield, Eddie Weldon. Third Row: Larry Thompson, Charles Hughes, Harry Gregory, Jimmy Bell, Gos Segars, Ray Alexander, Butch Grantham. Pete Coggeshall, Bucky Dudley. Fourth Row: Bobby Bedenbaugh, Richard Privette, Harry Framp-ton, Johnny Barfield, John Ewing, Billy Hough, Jack Dixon, Rex Capps, Mike Seigler, Don Renouf. Through . . . Community service Community development Interest Participation HORIZONS through ADVERTISEMENTS Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of! —BENJAMIN FRANKLIN S0N0C0 PRODUCTS COMPANY General Offices and Main Plant—Hartsville, S. C. 130 Where the crowd meets After a football game . . . After a basketball game . . . Or- just any old time . . . RAINBOW IN THE BANK OF HARTSVILLE Established 1903 Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes To the .Graduating Class of the HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System 13) JACKSON’S CLEANERS LAUNDRY Two Locations 1312 N. Fifth Street 1626 S. Fifth Street Hartsville,J3. C. USF ASPINOOK FINISHING DIVISION GERA CORPORATION BLEACHERS — PRINTERS — DYERS — FINISHERS Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Hartsville Plant Hartsville, South Carolina 132 JIMMIE S TRICK STOP Pure Products 24 hour fuel oil service Rock Raines Jimmie Geissert J. L. COKER COMPANY 1865 -1961 Hartsville, South Carolina Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes To Graduation Class of 1961 HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Ninety-six Years of Devoted Service to Hartsville and the Pee Dee Section of South Carolina 133 HARTSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT Fred E. Watson Chief of Police M. C. Williams Recorder T. L. Maxwell Mayor L. H. Furr Police Commissioner Remember Motorists!!! The child in the street is a human caution sign. FREEMAN AND SMITH 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 Watch and Jewelry Repairing Full line of Trophies and Gifts Hartsville, S. C. 134 PEE DEE POULTRY Finest Poultry Since 1949 ED 2-9691 South Carolina Grade A Eggs HARTSVILLE MOTOR CO. Ford — Falcon — Thunderbird “The Old Reliable” Best Wishes THE PEOPLES BANK Member F. D. I. C. GAC FINANCE CORPORATION 1208 Carolina Avenue ED 2-7556 SEGARS CHEVROLET-CADILLAC COMPANY ELECTRIC SERVICE SUPPLY COMPANY Specialist in Industrial and Commercial Service DARLINGTON-HARTSVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Live Modern-Have a Coke Best Wishes THE HARTSVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturer of Cotton Dresses 136 Compliments of Compliments of REDFEARN MOTOR COURT HARTSVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY ED 2-6556 Compliments of HAL'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER COKERS PEDIGREED SEED COMPANY Hartsville, South Carolina The South’s P'oremost Seed Breeders 137 Fifth Street Cleaners Fifth Street 1347 Carolina Avenue FRANK FARM EQUIPMENT John Deere LAMAR CLEANERS Sales and Quality Service” 1300 College Avenue ARCADE HOTEL Always A Friendly Welcome Compliments of SHIRLEY’S BARBER SHOP ARCADE BEAUTY SHOP Harper Method THE BEACON B. H. Windham, Owner Francise Salon Good Food 1300 College ED 2-6363 ED 2-6272 Hartsville, S. C. PEE DEE QUALITY HARDWARE HATCHERY 1215 5th Street Dial ED 2-3701 Compliments of W H S C Enterprise Lumber Co. Darlington County’s First and Foremost Compliments Compliments of CAROLINA HARDWARE Dr. Robert Turbeville HUGH’S Compliments of TEXACO SERVICE TOMLINSON’S INC. Gordon M. Herndon CAROLINA FOOD SHOP COMMUNITY DRUG STORE Produce Frozen Foods Fancy Groceries Western Meats ED 2-7581 — ED 2-7582 1 38 BROWN-PENNINGTON FUNERAL HOME Established in 1915 Hartsville, South Carolina Best Wishes HARTSVILLE HARTSVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE BUILDERS, INC. 1236 Carolina Ave. Phone ED 2-6751 RABB'S PACKING COMPANY W. M. TIMBERLAKE Meats at Wholesale Distributor Texaco EX 3-1371 Firestone Darlington, S. C. DONOHOE LUMBER MORRELL BODY SHOP COMPANY Complete Quality Buiding Materials Auto Wrecking Service Hardware S. Fifth St. ED 2-9251 139 THE HARTSVILLE MESSENGER Darlington County’s Home Newspaper Since 1893 NEWSOME BUILDER'S SUPPLY “All nationally advertised Building Materials” 1502 Sumter Ave. ED 2-7554 Compliments of HARTSVILLE 5c 10c STORE 1326 Fifth St. Hartsville, S. C. COX MUSIC HOUSE Everything in Music Pianos-Musical Instruments Radios-Records-Sheet Music TV—Hi-Fi Systems 1319 Carolina Dial ED 2-3351 Hartsville, S. C. BOYD POWE DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Hartsville, South Carolina DIXIE PIG DRIVE-IN Specializes in Bar-B-Que Hamburgers Hot Dogs Plate Lunches Complete Fountain Service Dining Room IGA FOOD LINER S. Fifth Street “Hartsville’s newest and Finest Supermarket” Owned and operated by Tony Jones and Hugh Gibson COMPLIMENTS OF HARTSVILLE’S NEWEST SUPERMARKET GARDNER BROTHERS 140 JOHN NEWSOME Used Cars C. L. Brown Son Grocery Fancy Groceries and Meat 1V6 Miles North on Hwy. 15 KESSLER’S TELEVISION SERVICE PIGGLY WIGGLY “Cleanest food store in town” QUALITY FUEL COMPANY Congratulations! FRANK’S ESSO Best Wishes IRVIN J. MOORE REFRIGERATOR SERVICE THRIFT-WAY SUPER MARKET “For your food needs KIMBRELL’S Dependable Furniture 1353 Carolina Avenue J. C. PENNY CO. Where Millions Shop and Save SANITARY BARBER SHOP and SANITARY BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of ALLSTON BUICK-PONTIAC CO. RAYMOND’S AUTO SUPPLY HOUSE Dial ED 2-8141 — ED 2-8143 Hartsville, S. C. PARTS — SUPPLIES — EQUIPMENT Compliments of NU-IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY Sumter, S. C. School Equipment — School Supplies Established 1321 JOHNSON’S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Hartsville’s Finest Restaurant ED 2-2151 THE SOUTHERN CANDY KITCHEN Ml Compliments of HARTSVILLE COTTON MILL BELK’S DEPARTMENT STORE Hartsville’s Leading Department Store Hartsvilie, S. C. SURE SIGN OF MODERN LIVING . . . The ALL-ELECTRIC MEDALLION HOME! Whether you plan to buy, build or remodel, look to The Medallion as your new hallmark of excellence in modern living. Your CP L representative can give you full details. CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY THE LAKESHORE Motor Court and Dining Room Hartsville, S. C. Best Wishes INTERNATIONAL MINERALS and CHEMICAL COMPANY STEVENSON OIL COMPANY SHELL PRODUCTS 0.1 SHELL v'V A. E. Morrison Thomas J. Morrison M3 NEWSOME AUTO SALES HUCK’S BAKERY Compliments of HOWARD’S GULF W. D. Arthur and Company and W. D. Arthur Oil Company Compliments of ECONOMY DRUG STORE Professional Cleaners Dyers B J JEWELERS Watches Konsons Rings sized — Special Orders Mrs. John Poison, Owner FITCHETT’S South Carolina’s Boating Center 1342 Carolina Avenue Best Wishes Roses 5c, 10c, 25c Store Compliments of Saleeby’s Men’s Store Manhattan Steak House Hartsville, S. C. REFRESHMENT CENTER Breakfast-Sandwiches-Drinks Open 5:30 A. M.-9:30 P. M. For Printing PORTER’S SERVICE PRESS 2110 W.. Carolina Ave. ED 2-3221 BERRY’S GROCERY “Your Friendly Neighbor” RAMBO’S SHOE STORE “Quality footwear for the entire family” SOUTHERN OFFICE SUPPLY Office Supplies and Equipment 1 44 COKER COLLEGE Compliments of Congratulations Class of ’61 TILLOTSON LUMBER CO. PEOPLE’S NATURAL GAS CO. of South Carolina Compliments of 1204 Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S. C. PEE DEE EQUIPMENT CO. BERRY CENTER THEATRES Enjoy life. Go out to a movie. MORRISON’S SERVICE STATION JUNIOR’S CAROLINA ESSO Across from HHS ED 2-9116 RUTH’S DRIVE-IN Hot Dogs-Sandwiches Milk Shakes-Soft Drinks Curb Service-Plate Lunches Phone ED 2-6771 MARSHALL’S FLOWER SHOP STALLINGS-STEVENS Farm Supply, Inc. “Flowers For All Occasions” Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery Sales Service B. C. MOORE AND SONS, INC. Hartsville Drug Company “Buy from Moore and save more” Hartsville, S. C. Joe H. McCullough, R.P. F. W. DENNY The Little Flower Shop Jeweler Eva Powell, Designer 1308 Fifth Street 1621 S. Fifth Street DIXON TIRE SERVICE HARTSVILLE FUEL CO. Goodyear Tires Texaco Heating Oils Franchised General Electric Dealer and Quality Coal 145 Hartsville Feed and Seed Co. 1312 Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S. C. T. L. Maxwell, Prop. Dial ED 2-3341 Boulineau-Smith Furniture Co. Jewelry Home Furnishings “Let Us Feather Your Nest With a Little Down” Griffin Barber Shop and Griffin Beauty Salon SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS COMPANY DENNY BROTHERS JEWELERS Since 1908 1206 Carolina Ave. Hartsville, S. C. Oak Furniture Co. Consolidated Credit Corporation LOANS Auto — Personal — Furniture SENIOR STATISTICS ADAMS, JEWELL: Chorus 58; F.H.A., 59, 60, 61; Publicity Committee of F.H.A., 59; Vanilla Salesman, 58; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 61; Float Committee, 58, 61; Junior Senior Decorating Committee, 60; Girls Soft-ball Team, 59. Student General Association, 58, 59, 60, 61. BARFIELD, JOHN WILLIAM: Student General As- sociation 58, 59, 60, 61; Football 58, 59, 60, 61; Baseball 58, 59, 60; Track Team 61; Intermural Track Meet 59, 60; First Place in Discus Throwing 60; Second Place in Shot-Put; Homeroom President 61; Office Assistant 61; Student Council Member 61; Block H Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Talent Night 60; Senior Class Play Committee 61; Magazine Salesman 61; Float Committee 61. BEDENBAUGH, THOMAS RICHARD: Football 58; Baseball 58, 60; Block H Club 58; Fire Drill Captain 60, 61; Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Magazine Salesman 61; Intramural Track Meet 60; 3rd in Shot-Put 60. Student General Association, 58, 59, 60, 61. BELL, THOMAS JAMES, JR.: Student General As- sociation 58, 59, 60, 61; National Junior Honor Society 57, 58; President Junior Honor Society 57, 58; Vanilla Salesman 58; Latin Club 59; President Latin Club 59; Junior Varsity Football 57; Junior Varsity Basketball 57, 58; Junior Varsity Baseball 58; Placed in State Mental Contest 58; National Honor Society 60, 61; Commencement Marshal 60; Class Night Marshal 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Vice-President Homeroom 60, 61; Vice-President Sophomore Class 59; Vice-President Senior Class 61; Vice-President Student Body 61; President Junior Class 60; Varsity Football 58, 59, 60; Varsity Basketball 58, 59, 60, 61; Varsity Baseball 59, 61; Varsity Track 59, 60; Honorable Mention All-Conference Football 58; Second Team All-Conference Football 59; Lower State Track Meet 59, 60; State Track Meet 59; Block H Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 60; Captain of Intramural Track Team 59, 60; Disc Jockey 61; Talent Night 60; Junior Class Play Committee 60; Student Council 59, 60, 61; Representative Student Council District Rally 60; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 60; Float Committee 58, 59; Junior Class Play Marshal 60; Most Valuable Sophomore Football Player 58; College Day Usher 59; One of Top Seniors 61. BENFIELD, JIMMY: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Football 60; Basketball 59, 60; Track 59, 60, 61; Block H Club 59, 60, 61; Sales and Service Club 61; Audio-Visual Team 61; Float Committee 60; Magazine Salesman 61; $30 Club; Talent Night 59, 60; Intramural Track Meet 60. BREWER, VICKI JO: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 58, 59; F.B.L.A. 58, 59, 60; Float Committee 58, 59; Invitation Committee for Junior Senior 60; Nurses Club 61; Girls Softball Team 59, 60; Magazine Salesman 61; Christian Youth 58; Float Committee 58; Vanilla Salesman 58. BYERLY, BETTY DELLE: Student General Associa- tion 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom President 60; Student Council 60; Chorus 58, 59; Student Council Rally 60; Pep Squad 59, 60, 61; Latin Club 59, 60; District Chorus Festival 59; Marshal Junior Class Play 60; Library Club Treasurer 60; Biology Club President 59; Homecoming Float Committee 59, 60, 61; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 60; Class Night Marshal 60; Commencement Marshal 60; Honor Society 60, 61; Honor Society Representative at State Convention 60; Junior Society 58; “Miss Hi Miss 61; Business Manager of The Retrospect 61; Magazine Salesman 61; State District Convention 60; Talent Night Decoration Committee 60; Concession Stand 61; Junior Class Play Committee 60; One of Top Ten Seniors 61. BYRD, HANNAH SYBIL: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Treasurer 60; Homeroom Secretary 59; Basketball 60, 61; Basketball Team Captain 61; Block H Club 60, 61; Vice-President Block H Club 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; F.H.A. 59, 60; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 60. BYRD, JIMMY MELVIN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; T I Club 59, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60. BYRD, LARRY ALLEN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 59; Track Team 59; Track Team 60, 61; Sales and Service Club 60; Homecoming Court 61. BYRD, MARGIE MERRIE: Student General Associa- tion 59, 60, 61; Library Assistant 59, 60, 61; District Library Meeting 61, State Library Convention 60; Biology Club 60; F.T.A. 61; Secretary of F.T.A. 61; Talent Night 61; Float Committee 59, 60; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee 60; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 60; F.H.A. 59, 61; F.H.A. State Convention 59, 61; Student Disc Jockey 61; Basketball 60, 61; Block H Club 61; Curtis Magazine Certificate 61; Vice-President Homeroom 58; Treasurer Homeroom 59; Vanilla Salesman 59; Girls’ Intramural Track Meet 60. CAPPS, REX WATSON: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Boys Chorus 59; Intramural Track Meet 59; Track Team 60, 61; Junior Senior Decoration Committee 60; Judge in Intramural Track Meet; T. and I. Club 61; Air Force Representative 61; Magazine Salesman 61. 147 SENIOR STATISTICS COGGESHALL, PETER COLLIN, JR.: Student Gen- eral Association 58, 59, 60, 61; National Junior Honor Society 58; Vanilla Salesman 58; Latin Club 59; Junior Varsity Football 58; National Honor Society 61; Commencement Marshal 60; Class Night Marshal 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; $100 Club 61; High Salesman 61; Vice-President Junior High Student Body 58; Junioi High Student Council 58; Junior High Camera Club, President 58; Camera Club Vice-President 59; Junior Varsity Football 58; Varsity Football 59, 60; Varsity Track 58, 59, 60; Varsity Golf 59, 60, 61; Lower State Track Meet 58, 59; Lower State Golf Tournament 60; State Golf Tournament 60; Block H Club 59, 59, 60, 61; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 60; Talent Night 60; Head Usher Talent Night 60; Homeroom Secretary 59; Homeroom President 60; Homeroom Treasurer 61; Junior Class Play Committee 60; Student Council 58, 60; Representative Student Council District Rally, 58, 60; Float Committee 58, 59; Senior Class Play Committee 61; Palmetto Boys’ State 60; Retrospect Staff 61; Co-Sports Editor 61; South Carolina Yearbook Association Convention 61. COX, JAMES CHAPLIN: Audio-Visual Team 58, 59, 60; Service Club 60, 61; Intramural Track Team 59, 60; Track 61, Baseball 61. CRANFORD, EDWARD WILBUR: F.F.A. 59, 60; Treasurer 60; T I 61; Track 61; Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61. CROUCH, TJNCIE ELIZABETH: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Secretary 58, Junior Honor Society 58; Vanilla Salesman 58; Latin Club 59; Latin Forum 59; Biology Club 59; Library Club 59, 60, 61; State Library Convention 60; District Library Convention 61; Float Committee 58, 60, 61; Junior Class Play Marshal 60; Decorations Committee for Junior-Senior 60; Decoration Committee for Talent Night 60; Pep Squad 59, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Senior Class Play 61; Secretary of Homeroom 61; Book Rental Committee 61. DAVIS, JOHN MARTIN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; T 1 Club 60, 61; Football 59, 60, 61; Track 60, 61; Block H Club 59, 60, 61. DENNEY, PATRICIA ANN: Latin Club 59, 60; Library Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Float Committee 58, 59, 60, 61; Junior-Senior Committee 60; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 60; Junior Class Play Marshal 60; Senior Class Play Student Director 61; Varsity Basketball 61; Co-Manager Girls’ Basketball Team 61; Block H Club 61; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Officer 60; Girls’ Intramural Track Meet 60; Biology Club 59; Vanilla Salesman 58; Winner of Vanilla Prize 58; Latin Forum 59; Magazine Salesman Certificate 61; Junior Class Talent Night 60; Junior Society 59; Green Counter Committee 59; Senior Disc Jockey 61; District Library Convention 58, 61; State Library Convention 60; Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61. DICKINSON, MARTHA MOYE: Student General As- sociation 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Treasurer 60; Chorus 59, 60, 61; Choraleer Substitute 60; Choraleer 61; Library Club 59, 60, 61; Pep Squad 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 59; Secretary 59; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 60; Mixed Chorus Treasurer 61; Curtis Magazine 61; Junior Class Play 60; Latin Club 59, 60; Talent Night 61; National Junior Honor Society 58; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 59; State Music Festival 58, 59, 60, 61; District Music Festival 58, 59, 60, 61; Float Committee 60; State Chorus Clinic 61; Latin Forum 58; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 58. DORITY, JAMES LAVERNE: Student General As- sociation 58, 59, 60, 61; Band 58, 59, 60. DRIGGERS, MARTIN SCOTT: Student General As- sociation 58, 59, 60, 61; Junior Varsity Football 58; President of Science Club 58; Science Fair 58; Track 59, 60; Block H Club 59, 60, 61; Float Committee 58, 60; Vanilla Salesman 58; Varsity Football 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Vice-President 58; Homeroom President 60; Senior Class Treasurer 61; Palmetto Boys’ State 60; Senior Dance Committee 60; T I Club President 61; Audio-Visual Team 60; Talent Night 60; Sales and Service 59, 60, 61; Milk Machine 59, 60, 61; Student Council Spring Rally 60; Student Council 60; Disc Jockey 61; Marshall for Junior Class play 60; Curtis Magazine salesman 61; Junior Band 57; Biology Club 59. DUDLEY, DORIS ANN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Secretary of Homeroom 59; F.H.A. 58, 59; Voting Delegate in F.H.A. 59, 61; Library Assistant 58, 59, 60; Float Committee 59, 60; Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Basketball 58; Vanilla Salesman 58. EDWARDS, ROBERT EARL, JR.: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Track Team 59; Fire Marshal 60. EWING, JOHN EVERETT: Co-Captain of Junior Var- sity Football 58; Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Member of F.F.A. 58, 59, 60; Football Team 59, 60, 61; Block H Club 59, 60, 61; Parliamentary Procedure Team 60; Parliamentary Procedure Delegate to Clemson for State Contest 60; Track Team 60; Co-Captain Football Team 61; Most Valuable Player 61; Sergeant at Arms in T I Club 61; Bus Driver 61. 148 SENIOR STATISTICS FREEMAN, CHARLES COYT: Student General As- sociation 58, 59, 60,'61; T I Club 59, 60; Lighting Committee for Junior Class Play 60; Electronics 61. FUNDERBURK, ALBERT BENJAMIN, JR.: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; T I Club 60; Junior Class Play Lighting Committee 60; Junior Varsity Football 59; Varsity Baseball 60, 61; Bus Dirver 61; Electronics 61; T I Club 61. GAINEY, HELEN VIRGINIA: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. State Convention 59; Camp Committee 59; F.N.A. 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Concession Stand 61. GAINEY, JAMES KENT: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; T I 61; F.F.A. 59; Bus Driver 61. GAINEY, LARRY VINCENT: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.F.A. 59, 60; T I Club 61. GAINEY, RONALD ELLIOT: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; T I Club 60; Junior Class Play Lighting Committee 60; Electronics 61. GALLOWAY, BRENDA ANNETTE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; President of Sophomore Class 59; Chorus 59; Latin Club 59; Chorus Festival 59; Float Committee 59; Vice-President of Nurse’s Club 60; Basketball 60, 61; Float Committee 60, 61; Candidate for Miss Red Fox 61; Homeroom President 61; F.H.A. 61; Talent Night 61; Magazine Certificate 61. GALLOWAY, LILLY ERNESTINE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom President 59; Student Council 59; F.H.A. 58, 59, 60; Band 58; Band District Convention 58; 1 Rating District Festival 58; 1 Rating State Festival 58; Girls’ Softball Team 59; Graduation Marshal 60; Served at Class Night Reception 60; Fire Marshal 60; Homeroom Treasurer 61; Library Club 61; Library Club District Meeting 61; Invitation Committee for Junior-Senior 60; Served at Junior-Senior 59; F.H.A. State Convention 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. Scrapbook Committee Chairman 60; Office Assistant 61; Retrospect Staff 61; Senior Class Float Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman Award 61; Concession Stand 59, 61; Homeroom Secretary 58; Disc Jockey 61. GANDY, MARIA SUZANNE: Student General Asso- ciation 58, 59, 60, 61; Library Club 60; Biology Club 59; Secretary of Latin Club 59; Vice-President Homeroom 60; Junior Class Play Marshal 60; Play Committee 60; Pep Squad 59, 60, 61; F.T.A. 61; Band 59; District and State Band Festival (piano accompanist) 59; Float Committee 59, 60, 61; Magazine Salesman 61, Program Salesman for Block H Club 59, 60, 61. GARDNER, LINDA KAY: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 59; Newsreel Reporter 59; SCSPA Convention 59; F.B.L.A. 60; High Notes Staff 60; Talent Night 60; Magazine Salesman 61; High Notes Circulation Editor 61; Concession Stand Worker 61. GETTYS, MARY McMASTER: Student General Association 59, 60, 61; Cheerleader 59, 60, 61; Head Cheerleader 61; Chorus 59, 60, 61; President of Chorus 61; Choraleers 60; Girls’ Block “H” 59, 60, Vice President; 61, President; Treasurer of Junior Class 60; Future Teachers Club 61; Latin Club 59; Latin Forum 58; Girls’ State 60; Red Fox Queen 61; Talent Night 59, 60, 61; State Chorus Festival 59, 60, 61; Junior Senior Committee 60; District Chorus Festival 59, 60, 61; Chorus Clinic 60, 61; Library Assistant 58. GOODSON, WOODROW WILLIAM, JR.: Student General Association 59, 60, 61; President of Homeroom 59, 61; Student Council 59, 61; Treasurer of Student Council 61; Marching and Concert Band 59, 60, 61; First Chair Trombone 59, 60, 61; Junior Class Talent Night 59, 60; Eastern District Bank Clinic 59; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest 59; II Rating at District Band Festival (Solo—59); I Rating at District Band Festival (Solo—59); I Rating at State Band Festival (Solo—59, 60); Top Candy Salesman 59; Junior Class Play 60; Green Counter 60; Boys’ Quartet (60, 61); Sales and Service 60, 61; All State Band Representative 60; Intra-mural Tract Meet 60; Class Night Entertainment 60; Junior-Senior Entertainment 60; Mixed Chorus 61; Vice-President of Chorus 61; Choral Clinic 61; Magazine Salesman 61; Senior Class Play 61; School Bugler 61; Student Council 58; District Student Council Meeting 58; Class Treasurer 58; Marching and Concert Band 58; District Band Festival 58, 59, 60; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest 58. GREGORY, HARRY LEE, JR.: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 58, 59; Treasurer of Biology Club 58, 59; National Junior Honor Society 58; Latin Club 58, 59; Baseball 59; Office Assistant 59, 60; Sales and Service Club 60, 61; Football 60, 61; Block H” Club 61; Treasurer of T I Club 61; T I Club 61; “Furman Scholar” 61; Semi Finalist in National Merit Scholarship Contest 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; National Honor Society 61; Class Night Marshal 60; Commencement Marshal 60; Usher for Talent Night 60. GUEST, LOIS GWENDOLYN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Vanilla Salesman 58; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61 j Homeroom President 59; Student Council 59; Latin Club 59; Science Club 58; Talent Night 58, 59; Library Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Secretary of Library Club 58; Chorus 58, 59, 60, 61; Sextette 58; State Chorus Clinic 59; District Music Festival 60; State Chorus Festival 59, 60; Chorus Pianist 58, 59, 60, 61; I rating in District and State Music Festivals 59; Publicity Chairman for Chorus 61; Student Director of Chorus 60; Class Night Pianist 59, 60; Sophomore Class Float 59; Bus Driver 60, 61; Junior Class Play Marshal 60; Junior Class Play Entertainment Committee 59, 60; Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 59; Poem published in National Anthology of High School Poetry 60. 149 SENIOR STATISTICS HAMMONDS, KAYE FRANCES: Student General Association 59, 60, 61; Block H Club 60, 61; Cheerleader 60, 61; Queen’s Court 59, 60; Marshal Junior Class Play 60; Play Committee 60; Junior-Senior Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Vice-President of Homeroom 60; Chorus 59, 60, 61; Choraleers 60, 61; State Music Festival 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 61; Pep Squad 60, 61; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 58; Homecoming Queen’s Court 58; Christian Youth 58; Vanilla Salesman 58; Chorus 58. HAYS, LOIS FAYE; Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Participant in Junior-Senior 59; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 60; Biology 59; Junior Class Talent Night 61; Float Committee 59, 60, 61; Basketball Team 60; Office Assistant 59; Junior Class Play 60; Block H Club 60, 61; Pep Squad 59, 60, 61; Cheerleader 60, 61; Fire Drill Committee 60; Magazine Salesman $30 Club 61; Nominee for “Miss Red Fox” 61; Member of Homecoming Court 61; Member of F.B.L.A. 60; Secretary of F.B.L.A. 60; Homecoming Sponsor 61; F.T.A. 61; President of F.T.A. 61; Student Disc Jockey 61; Vanilla Salesman 58; Girls’ Intramural Track Meet 60; Christian Youth 58. HAWKINS, GEORGE THOMAS: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Treasurer 60; Drew for Junior High Journal 58; Placed in state Mental Contests in Biology and Algebra 58; National Junior Honor Society 58; Reporter for National Junior Honor Society 58; Latin Forum at Winthrop; Constitution Speaker 58; Checker Champion 59; Chemical Lab Assistant 59; Latin Club 59, 60; Class Night Marshal 60; Head Marshal at Graduation 60; Member National Honor Society 60, 61; Vice-President National Honor Society 61; Library Club 60, 61; Library Convention 60, 61; Junior Class Play 60; College Day Marshal 60, 61; Junior Class Play 60; College Marshal 60; Poem published in Anthology of High School Poetry 60; Word puzzle published in Practical English 61; Student Disc Jockey 61; Study Body President 61; Bus Driver 61; Concession Stand 61; Curtsi Magazine Salesman 61; T I Club 61; Received letter of commendation P.S.A.T. 61; Curtis Magazine Certificate 61; Student Council State Convention 61; Deflate Team 60; One of Top Ten Seniors 61. HICKS, JO ANN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 58, 59; State Convention 58, 59; Float Committee 58; Miss F.H.A. Committee 58; Camp Committee 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Costume Committee for Junior-Senior 60; F.B.L.A. 60; Office Assistant 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Homecoming Sponsor 59, 61. HODGE, PATSY ANN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; National Junior Honor Society 57, 58; Secre- tary of Junior Honor Society 58; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 58; Junior Classical League 59, 60; Pep Squad 59, 60; Green Counter Committee 58; Talent Night Decoration Committee 60; Junior Class Play Marshal 60; Library Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Library Club State Convention 60; National Honor Society 60, 61; Class Night Marshal 60; Commencement Marshal 60; Southern Interscholastic Press Association 60; South Carolina State Yearbook Association 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; District Library Convention 61; Member of Senior Class Play 61; Concession Stand 61; Retrospect Co-Editor 61; Vanilla Salesman 58; One of Top Ten Seniors 61. HOFFMEYER, GEORGE HENRY THEODORE, III: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; National Junior Honor Society 58; National Honor Society 60, 61; Senior Band 58, 59; Graduation Marshal 60; District Band Clinic 58; Green Counter 58; Junior Class Play Cast 60; Senior Class Play Cast 61; Homeroom Treasurer 61; Latin Club 59, 60; Latin Forum 59; National Honor Society Convention 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Library Club 58, 60, 61; Float Committee 61; Mosaic Festival 58, 59; Eastern Carolina Fair 59; Audio-Visual Club 61; Southeastern Space Age Symposium 59; One of Top Ten Seniors 61. HOPKINS, JACK LEE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Vice-President of Homeroom 58; Science Club 58; National Junior Honor Society 58; Vice-President of Latin Club 59; Latin Club 59, 60; Treasurer of Homeroom 59; Biology Club 59; Vice-President of Homeroom 60; Member of Senior Class Play 61; Magazine Salesman 61; Homecoming Float Committee 61; Secretary of Homeroom 61; One of Top Ten Seniors 61. HOWARD, DORIS FAYE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 59, 61; Float Committee 59; Biology Club 59; F.B.L.A. 60; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; F.H.A. “Degree” Committee 61. HOWLE, ROBERT LEE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61. HUGGINS, BILLY DALE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; T I Convention at Clemson College 57; Magazine Salesman 60; Concession Stand 60; Trip to Sonoco with T I Club 58, 60; President of T I Club 58; T I Officer 59, 60;- Member of T I 61; Substitute Bus Driver 60, 61; Electricity Christmas Display 59, 60; President of Homeroom 58; Student Council 58; Fire Marshal 58. 150 SENIOR STATISTICS HUGHES, JOHN CHARLES: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Co-Captain Junior Varsity Football Team 58; Science Club 58; Honorable Mention at Science Fair 58; Track Team 58, 59, 60; Basketball Team 58, 59, 60; Block H Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Float Committee 58, 59, 60, 61; Vanilla Salesman 58; Biology Club 59; Football Team 59; Fire Marshal 59; Homeroom Vice-President 59; Marshal Talent Night 60; Lab Assistant 60; Junior-Senior Dance Committee 60; T I Club Vice-President 61; Representative T I 61; Leadership Council 61; Disc Jockey 61; Curtis Magazine 61; Salesman Prize Winner 61. HUNTER, PATRICIA ANN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Float Committee 59; President of Homeroom 59; F.H.A. 59, 60, 61; F.B.L.A. Member 60; Office Assistant 60, 61; Secretary of Homeroom 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. IMMERSO, ALANA: Student General Association 59, 61; Biology Club 59; President of Pep Squad 59; F.H.A. Club 61; Football Sponsor 61. JACOBS, EMILY FRANCES: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; President of Nurse’s Club 61; Member of F.H.A. 61; Concession Stand 61; Office Assistant 61; Magazine Salesman 61; Member of Nurse’s Club 60. JAMES, CHERRIE PATRICIA: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Latin Club 59, 60; Girls Chorus 59; State Music Festival 59; F.T.A. 60; District State Music Festival 60; Junior Class Play Marshal 60; Junior Class Talent Night 60; Poem published in “National Anthology of High School Poetry” 60; F.T.A. 61; Senior Mixed Chorus 61; Magazine Salesman 61. JAMES, MARTHA FRANCES: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Concession Stand Worker 61; Senior Class Float Committee 61. JENKINS, BETTY JEAN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 59; Vice President of Homeroom 59; Float Committee 59, 60; Nurses’ Club 60, 61; Basketball Team 60, 61; “Miss Red Fox” Candidate 60; High Salesman in “Miss Red Fox” contest 61; Junior Senior Decorating Committee 61; Junior Class Play Committee 60; Office Assistant 60; Bus Driver 61; Fire Marshal 61; Library Assistant 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Member of the F.H.A. 61; Member of Science Club 58; Member of the Christian Youth 58; Chorus 58; Vanilla Salesman 58. JOHNSON, LINDA DELAINE: Student General Association; National Honor Society 60, 61; National Junior Honor Society 57, 58; Treasurer Junior Classical League 59, 60; Treasurer Green Counter 58; Latin Forum 59; Pep Squad 59, 60; Talent Night Decoration Committee 60; Treasurer of National Junior Honor Society 58; Student Council District Rally 60; Junior Class Play Cast 60; Library Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Treasurer Library Club 59; Library Club State Convention 60; T I Club 60; Secretary National Honor Society 61; Class Night Marshal 60; Commencement Marshal 60; “Miss Red Fox” Candidate 60; Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention 60; South Carolina State Yearbook Association 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; District Library Convention 61; Concession Stand Worker 61; Retrospect Co-Editor 61; One of Top Ten Seniors 61. JOHNSON, MARY PHYLLIS: Student General Association; Office Assistant 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Junior Senior Serving Committee 59; Concession Stand Worker 61; F.H.A. State Fair Convention 60; Member of F.H.A. 60, 61; Girls Softball Tournament 59; Member of $30 Salesman Club 61. JOHNSTON, JULIA BRENNEN: Newsreel Staff 59; Biology Club 59; SCSPA Convention 59; Talent Night 59, 60; Pep Squad 59, 60, 61; Manager Girls Basketball Team 59, 60, 61; National Anthology of High School Poetry 59; High Notes 60, 61; Score Keeper for Boys Basketball Team 60, 61; Treasurer Block “H” Club 60; Treasurer of Homeroom 60; Junior Class Play Marshal 60; Junior Class Play Committee 60; Associate Editor of High Notes 61; Secretary Treasurer of Block “H” Club 61; F.B.L.A. 61; Magazine Salesman 61; Furman Scholar 61; High School Editors Conference in Winthrop 61; Chairman Senior Class Play Committee 61; Office Assistant 61. JONES, BRENDA LA VERNE: Student General Association 60, 61; Float Committee 59; Latin Club 60; F.B.L.A. 60; Magazine Salesman 61. JONES, ELIZABETH STANTON: Student General Association 61; High Notes Staff 61; Concession Stand 61; Senior Class Play Committee 61. JONES, JOHNNIE LEE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Treasurer 59; F.F.A. Member 59, 60; F.F.A. Land Judging Contest 59; Sentinel of F.F.A. 60; State Farmers Degree 60; F.F.A. Poultry, Land and Dairy Cattle Judging Contest 60; State Parliamentary Procedure Contest 60; T I Club 61; Bus Driver 61; Magazine Campaign 61; Concession Stand Worker 61. JONES, LINDA JOYCE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Vice-President of Homeroom 58; State Fair Convention 58, 59; F.H.A. Member 58, 59, 60; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 58; Float Committee 58; Camp Committee 59; Junior Class Costume Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. 151 SENIOR STATISTICS KEITH, JAMES DAULTON, JR.: Junior Varsity Football 58; Vanilla Salesman 58; Science Club 58; Varsity Track 58, 59, 60, 61; Varsity Football 59, 60, 61; Block “H” Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Talent Night 59, 60; Float Committee 59; Biology Club 59; Fire Marshal 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Lower State Track Meet 58, 59, 60, 61; State Track Meet 58, 60; Intramural Track Meet 60; Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61. KELLY, JULIA ANN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Member of F.H.A. 59, 61; Member of F.B.L.A. 60; Junior Senior Decorating Committee 60; F.H.A. Delegate to Leadership Weekend 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, Silver Dollar Winner and $30 Salesman Club 61; F.H.A. Committee of Degrees 61. KELLEY, SHELTON CURTIS: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Member of Science Club 58, Science Fair 58; Christmas Play 58; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. KELLEY, SUSAN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Chorus 60, 61; District Music Festival 60: State Music Festival 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Junior-Senior Committee 60; F.H.A. Award, Home Project Contest 60; Served at Class Reunion 59, F.H.A. 58, 59, 60, 61; Member of Rose Committee 59; F.H.A. Stage Convention 59. KELLEY, BUCKY: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Track Team 59; Audio Visual Team 59; Track Team 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; T I Club 61. KING, MAGGIE INEZ: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Float Committee 59; F.B.L.A. 59, 60; Bus Driver 60, 61; Future Nurses Club; Junior Class Float Committee 60; Decorating Committee for Junior Senior 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Vanilla Salesman 58. KUEHNER, KAREN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Library Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Library Club Secretary 60; Latin Club 58, 60; Homeroom Secretary 60; Class Float Committee 58, 61; Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 60; Talent Night Decorations Committee 60; Junior Class Play Committee 60; National Honor Society 60, 61; Junior Class Play Marshal 60; F.T.A. Vice-President 60; Pep Squad 60; Concession Stand 61; Senior Class Play 61; High Notes 61; Retrospect Staff 61; Magazine Salesman 61; State Library Convention 60; D.A.R. Award 61; National Junior Honor Society 58; Homeroom Treasurer 58; Newsreel 68. LA WING, FORNEY FENNIMORE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; National Junior Honor Society 58; President of Homeroom 58; Student Council 58, 59; Vanilla Salesman 58; Treasurer 59; Captain Junior Var- sity Football 58; Biology Club 58; Pee Dee Area Back of Week 59; Varsity Football 59, 60, 61; Honorable Mention All Conference Football Team 60; Block H Club 59, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Disc Jockey 61; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 60; Sales and Service Club 60, 61; Talent Night 60; Float Committee 58; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 60. LEWIS, LUCIA MOBLEY: Student General Associa- tion 58, 59, 60, 61; Junior Class Talent Night 58, 59, 60, 61; Float Committee 58, 59, 60, 61; Pep Squad 58, 59, 60, 61; Latin Club 58, 59; Chorus 59; Choraleers 59; District and State Music Festival 59; Biology Club 59; Junior-Senior Committee 60; Future Nurse’s Club 60; Junior Class Play Cast 60; Library Club 60; Basketball Co-Manager 60; Girls’ Intramural Track Meet 60; Basketball 60, 61; Block “H” Club 60, 61; Magazine Salesman 61. LEWIS, WALTER KEYS III: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Science Club 58; Science Fair 58; National Junior Honor Society 58; Biology Club 59; Latin Club 59; T I Club 60; Office Assistant 60, 61; Sales Service Club 60; President of Sales Service Club 61; National Honor Society 60, 61; Program Chari-man 61; Homeroom Treasurer 60, 61; Junior Play Cast 60; Senior Play Cast 61; Curtis Magazine $100 Salesman 51; Float Committee Chairman 61; Class Night Marshal 60; Graduation Marshal 60; Golf Team 61; King Teen 61; Semi-Finalist in National Merit Scholarship Competition 61; One of Top Ten Seniors 61. LIDE, LAURA MAE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Served at Junior-Senior 59; Magazine Campaign Prize 61; Float Committee 59; F.H.A. Convention 59, 60, 61; State District Music Festival 59; Bus Driver 60, 61; F.H.A. 59, 60, 61; Chorus 59, 60, 61; Girls Baseball Team 58. LUNN, CECELIA JANE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Homecoming Reception 59; F.H.A. 59, 60; F.H.A. State Convention 57, 58, 59; Treasurer Committee 59; Office Assistant 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. LUNN, ERNEST DURELL: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.F.A. Member 59, 60; F.F.A. Land, Dairy and Cattle Judging Contest 59; Vice-President F.F. A. 60; State Farmers Degree 60; State Parliamentary Procedure Contest 60; Land Judging 60; Bus Driver 60; T I Club 61; Magazine Campaign 61; Concession Stand Worker 61. McDANIEL, JAMES LUTHER: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Vanilla Salesman 58, Stationery Salesman 59, Magazine Salesman 61; T I Club 58, 59, 60, 61. 152 SENIOR STATISTICS McDONALD, EDNA MAE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Library Club 58, 59, 60; F.H.A. 58, 59, 61; Fire Marshal of Homeroom 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Attended District F.H.A. Meeting 58; District Library Club Meeting 60. McDonald, jacqueline Elizabeth.- student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 58, 59, 60, 61; Float Committee 59, Serving Committee 59, Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 60; Chorus 58, 59; Vanilla Salesman 58; Chairman of Publicity Committee 59; Reporter of F.H.A. 60; F.H.A. State Convention 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. MCDONALD, WILLIAM EUGENE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; T I Club 59, 60, 61; Decorating Committee for Junior-Senior 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. McKinnon, lockland Wellington: student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 59, Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. McKINNON, MURRAY S.: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Track 59; Biology Club 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. McLENDON, SIDNEY SYLINA: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 60, 61; F.B.L.A. 60; Serve at Junior-Senior 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; F.H.A. State Convention 60. MAHN, REGINALD D.: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom President 60; Electronics T I Club 60; Football 60, 61; Track 60; Block H Club 60, 61. MARTIN, LUTHER COVINGTON, JR.: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; President of Senior Class 61; Reporter on the Stqdent Council 61; Varsity Football 59; Audio-Visual Team 60, 61; Library Club 61; Bus Driver 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Float Committee 60, 61; Block H 59; Vice-President of Homeroom 60; Member of Student Council 61. MATUSE, LINDA DIANE: Student General Associa- tion 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Treasurer 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Chorus 58, 59, 60, 61; District Music-Festival 60; State Music Festival 59, 60; Pep Squad 60; Junior Class Make-Up Committee 60; Biology Club 59; Float Committee 60. MIDDLETON, ETHEL LYNN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 59, 60, 61; Pep Squad 59; F.B.L.A. 60; Office Assistant 60; Rose Committee 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 59; F.H.A. District Convention 59; F.H.A. State Convention 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Certificate 61; Homecoming Reception 59, 60. MIMS, CAROLYN DELORES: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Served at Junior-Senior 59; Float Committee 59; F.H.A. 59; Member of F.B.L.A. 59; Office Assistant 60; Concession Stand 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. MORRISON, JAMES CARSON, JR.: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Varsity Football 59, 60, 61; Block H Club 59, 60, 61; Bus Driver 59, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; President of Homeroom 61; Sales and Service Club 60. ODOM, LANA GAYE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Library Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Office Assistant 60, 61; F.H.A. 58, 59, 61; Homeroom Vice-President 59, 60; Homeroom Secretary 58, 61; Vice-President of Junior Class 60; Secretary of Senior Class 61; Vanilla Salesman 58; National Junior Honor Society 58; Sophomore Class Float Committee 59; Senior Class Float Committee 61; Junior-Senior Invitations Committee 60; Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 60; President of F. H.A. 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; F.H.A. State Convention 58, 59; F.H.A. District Meeting 61; Library Club District Meeting 61; Retrospect Staff 61; Concession Stand Worker 61; Senior Class Play Committee 61; Nominee for “Miss Red Fox” 60. O’NEAL, PEGGY JOYCE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Latin Club 58, 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. PARKER, GLADYS MARGARET: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Newsreel Staff 58; Vanilla Salesman 58; Library Assistant 58, 59, 60, 61; Vice-President of Library Club 60; President of Library Club 61; District Library Convention 61; State Library Convention 60; President of Junior High Library Club 58; Latin Club 59, 60; Latin Forum 59; Biology Club 59; President of Biology Club 59; Pep Squad 59, 60, 61; Treasurer of Homeroom 61; President of Homeroom 60; Student Council 60; Student Council District Convention 60; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 60; Book Rental Committee 60, 61; Junior Class Talent Show 60; Junior Class Play Cast 60; Senior Class Play Cast 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Poerfc published in National Anthology 60; Maid of Honor for “Miss Red Fox” 61; Homecoming Sponsor 61; Homecoming Queen 61. PARNELL, BUDDY: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Junior Varsity Baseball 58; T I Club 59, 60, 61; Fire Marshal 61; State Fair with T I Club 60; Trip to Sonoco with T I Club 60. 53 SENIOR STATISTICS PARNELL, JEAN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Junior-Senior Serving: Committee 58; Nominee for “Miss Red Fox” 61; Homeroom Captain for Magazine Sales 61; Vice-President of F.H.A. 60; Member of F.H.A. 59, 60, 61; Disc Jockey 61; Chairman of Program Committee in F.H.A. 60; F.H.A. Activities Committee 61; State Convention at Winthrop 60; Chorus 59, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; State Music Festival 59, 60. PERKINS, SARA GENE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; President of Homeroom 59; Basketball Team 59; Member of Student Council 59; Homeroom Fire Marshal 60; Future Homemakers Association 59, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Chorus 61; Senior Class Float Committee 61; Disc Jockey 61; Concession Stand 61. RAINES, LUCIA OLIVIA: Student General Associa- tion 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom President 58; Student Council 58; Library Assistant 58; Vanilla Salesman 58; F.H.A. 58; Voting Delegate 59; Chairman 59; Science Club 58; Float Committee 59, 60; Office Assistant 60, 61; Homeroom Vice-President 60; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 60; Junior Class Play Stage Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Concession Stand 61; Disc Jockey 61. REYNOLDS, MARY LOUISE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 59, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Alumnae Reception 59. ROBBINS, JAMES EDWARD: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Football 59, 60, 61; Track Team 59, 60; Block H Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Bus Driver 59, 60, 61; Blocking Trophy 60, Pee Dee Conference Lineman of Week 60. ROBBINS, SARA: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 58, 59, 60, 61; Future Nurses Club 60; Bus Driver 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Chairman Reward Committee 60. SEIGLEft. MICHAEL JOSEPH: Student General Association 61; Transferred from Richmond Academy 61; Varsity Football 61; Block “H” Club 61. SELLERS, HELEN FRANCES: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 59; Latin Club 58, 59; Nurses’ Club 60, 61; F.H.A. 61; Bus Driver 61; Treasurer of Nurses’ Club 60; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 60; Pep Squad 58, 59; Concession Stand 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Girls’ Softball Team 59, 60; Disc Jockey 61; Junior Honor Society 58; Christian Youth 58; Vanilla Salesman 58. SELLERS, MARY JACQUELYN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Basketball 59, 60, 61; Block “H” Club 60, 61; Secretary of Homeroom 60; F.H.A. 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Vanilla Salesman 58. SHELLEY, JAMES HERBERT: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Vice-President 58; Homeroom Treasurer 60; Palmetto Boys’ State 60; Junior Class Float Committee 60; Milk Machine Committee 59, 60, 61; Audio-Visual Team 60; Talent Night 60; President Sales Division 61; Sales Service 61; Disc Jockey 61; Co-Sports Editor of Retrospect 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Junior Varsity Football 58; Biology Club 59; President of Science Club 58; Intramural Track Meet 59, 60; Baseball 59, 60, 61; Football 59, 60, 61; Block “H” Club 59, 60, 61; Vanilla Salesman 58. SMITH, JAMpS REGGIE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Concession Stand 61. SMITH, MARIAN ANN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 59, 60, 61; Nurses’ Club 60; Degree Award in F.H.A. 59; Homeroom Treasurer 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee 59; Chairman of Degree Committee 60, 61; State Convention at Winthrop 60; Chorus 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. SMITH, MENDEL DOUGLAS, JR.: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Football 59, 60, 61; Block “H” Club 59, 60, 61; Track 59; Homeroom Treasurer 59; Homeroom Secretary 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 60; Office Assistant 61; Talent Night 59. SMITH, SARA BRUCE: Studem. General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; President of Ninth Grade 58; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 58; Junior Honor Society 58; Newsreel 58; SCSPA Convention 59, 60; High Notes 60, 61; Secretary of Junior Class 60; Junior Class Play Ticket Committee 60; Delegate Representative 60; Editors Conference at Winthrop 60; Girls’ Basketball Squad 60; National Honor Society 60, 61; Business Manager of High Notes 61; F.H.A. Reporter 61; F.T.A. Historian 61; Cheerleader 61; Senior Class Play 61; Girls’ Block H Club 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Certificate 61; Vice-President of Homeroom 61. SMITH, SYBIL MARIE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 59, 60; F.B.L.A. 59; Vanilla Salesman 58; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. SMITH, WILLIAM T., JR.: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Junior Varsity Football 58; Track 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Vanilla Salesman 58. 154 SENIOR STATISTICS SPARROW, ADA NORMA: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Secretary of Freshman Class 58; Junior Honor Society 58, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 58; Chorus 58; Sextette 58; Junior High Constitution Speech Winner 58; American Legion Award 58; Talent Night 58; Vanilla Salesman 58; Student Council 58, 60, 61; Latin Club 68; Pep Squad 59; Queen’s Court 59, 60; Newspaper Staff 59, 60, 61; Honorary Mention for Newsreel 59; Newspaper Conference 59; Latin Forum 59; Decorating Committee for Junior-Senior 60; Debate Clinic 60; SIPA Convention 60; Editors’ Conference 60; District and State Student Council Convention 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Honorary Mention for High Notes 61; Red Fox Court 61; Co-Editor of High Notes 61; F.H.A. 61; Homeroom President 60, 61; Secretary of Student Council 61; Junior Play Cast 61. SPARROW, JAMES MARION; Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Vice-President of Homeroom 58, 61; President of Homeroom 59, 60; Student Council 59, 60, 61; District Student Council Rally 60; Student Council Float Committee 59, 60, 61; Marching and Concert Band 58, 59, 60; District Band Festival 58, 59; Candy Salesman 58, 59; Vanilla Salesman 58; Eastern Carolina Marching Contest 59; Latin Club 59; Audio-Visual Team 60, 61; Sales and Service 60, 61; Green Counter 60, 61; Junior Class Play 60, Senior Class Play 61; Junior-Senior Committee 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Boys’ State Representative 60; Float Committee 60, 61; Retrospect Staff 61; In Charge of Photography 61; Usher at Talent Night 60; Concession Stand 61; Latin Forum 59: Escort at Homecoming 61; Student Disc Jockey 61; Bell Ringer 61. STEWART, JUDY MARIE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. Secretary 60; Reporter 58; F.H.A. State, District and Sub-District Conventions 59, 60; Reporter 58; Newsreel Staff 58, 59; SCSPA Convention 59; Talent Night Decorations Committee 60; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 60; Junior Class Play Decorating Committee 60; Homeroom Vice-President 60; High Notes Exchange Editor 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Float Committee 58, 59, 60. STEWART, MARY ELIZABETH: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. 59, 60, 61; Chorus 60; Band 58; Science Club 58. STOGNER, ALBERT EARL: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Latin Club 58, 59; Biology Club 59; Audio-Visual Club 60; Palmetto Boys' State 60; Retrospect Staff 61; Science Club 58; National Junior Honor Society 58; Concession Stand 61; Vanilla Salesman 58; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. STOKES, BETTY JANE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Secretary of Homeroom 58; Vanilla Sales- man 58; F.H.A. 58, 59, 60, 61; Homecoming Float Committee 59, 60; Office Assistant 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. STOKES, PAUL MAURICE, JR.: Student General Association 58, 59, 604 61; Fire Marshal 59; Vice-President of Homeroom 60; T I Club 60; Boys’ Quartet 60, 61. STRATTON, MARY WAYNE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Newsreel 59; Story of the Month Contest 59; First Place Feature in S. C. by Greenville News 61; Student Council 59; National Anthology of High School Poetry 59, 60; Sermons in Poetry 59, 60; South Carolina Literary Yearbook 59, 60; F.B.L.A. 60; National Honor Society 60; High Notes 60, 61; Feature Editor of High Notes 60; Chorus 58, 61; State Festival 61; Talent Night 58, 61; Quill Scroll 61; Marshal for Junior Class Play 60; Member of Senior Class Play 61; Float Committee 58, 61; Junior-Senior Publicity Committee 60. TALBERT, MICHAEL DAVID: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 59; Latin Club 59; National Honor Society 60, 61; President 61; Talent Night Marshal 60; Graduation Marshal 60; Boys’ State Representative 60; Audio-Visual Team 60, 61; President of Audio-Visual Team 61; Baseball Score Keeper 59, 60, 61; One of Top Ten Seniors 61. TAYLOR, NANCY ELIZABETH: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Talent Night Decoration Committee 59; Biology Club 58; Latin Club 58; Pep Squad 58; Basketball Team 58; Served at Junior-Senior 60; Chorus 59; District Music Festival 59, State Music Festival 59; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 59; Future Teachers of America 60; Basketball 60; Junior Play Cast 60; Library Assistant 61; Vice-President of Homeroom 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Concession Stand 61; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 58; Vanilla Salesman 58; Christian Youth 58; F.H.A. 61. TEDDER, LARAYE CATHERINE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Biology Club 59; Future Nurses Club 60; Junior Class Float Committee 60; Senior Class Float Committee 61; Junior Honor Society 58; Freshman Float Committee 58; Secretary of Homeroom 58. THOMAS, LYNN FLEETWOOD: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Vice-President of Homeroom 59; Homecoming Float Committee 59; F.H.A. 59, 60, 61; Secretary of Homeroom 60; Concession Stand 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Certificate 61; Basketball 58; Homeroom President 58, Student Council 58. IS5 SENIOR STATISTICS THOMPSON, THOMAS LARRY: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Football 58, 59, 60, 61; Basketball 59; Track 59, 60, 61; Block “H” Club 58, 59, 60, 61; First Team of Lower State 60; First Team of State 60; Shrine Bowl 60. TIMMONS, GOODMAN FRIENDLY: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; T I Club 58; Substitute Bus Driver 59, 61; Electricity Christmas Display 58, 60; Vanilla Salesman 58. TURN AGE, SYDNEY LOUISE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Homecoming Float Committee 59; Member of Future Nurses Club 60; Junior Class Play Committee 60; Treasury of Future Nurses Club 61; Concession Stand 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Vanilla Salesman; President of Homeroom 58. TYNER, FRANK McAUTHOR: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; T I Club 58, 59, 60, 61; Substitute Bus Driver 59, 60, 61; Christmas Display Electrical Display 58, 59, 60; Treasurer 58; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; T I State Convention 59; Sonoco Trip with T I. USHER, TROY CLARENCE, JR.: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 59, Sales and Service Club 60; Block “H” Club 60, 61; Baseball 59, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. WALTERS, LEON HAROLD: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; F.F.A. 59, 60, 61; Dairy Judging Contest 60; Bus Driver 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. WARREN, JAMES ERVIN: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. WATKINS, LUKIE ENGLISH: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 59; Basketball Manager and Statistics Keeper 59, 60, 61; Checker Tournament 59, 60, 61; Golf 61; Football Statistics Keeper 61; Track Statistics Keeper 61; High Notes 61; Sports Correspondent 61. WATKINS, MARION DRUNGOOLE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom President 61; Student Council 61; Senior Marching and Concert Band 59, 60, 61; Student Director of Band 60, 61; South Caroline All-State Band 61; District Music Festival 59, 60, 61; State Music Festival 59, 60, 61; Eastern Carolina Marching Band Contest 59; South Carolina Marching Contest 61; District Band Clinic 59; Baseball 59, 60, 61; Block “H” Club 60; Boys’ State Representative 60; Latin Club 59; Senior Mixed Chorus 61; All-State Chorus Clinic 61; Boys’ Quartet Entertainment 60, 61; Talent Night 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Second Place 61; $100 Club 61; Senior Class Float Committee 61; Student Council Float Committee 61; National Junior Honor Society 58; Library Club 58; Green Counter 58. WELDON, WILLIAM EDWARD: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Basketball 58, 59, 60, 61; Sales and Service Club 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Vanilla Salesman 58; Block “H” Club 59, 60, 61; Tennis Team 58, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Office 59, 61. WHELESS, MARY PATRICIA: Student General As- sociation 58, 59, 60, 61; Junior Honor Society 58; Office Assistant 60; Pep Squad 59; Biology Club 59; Library Assistant 61; Float Committee 60; Junior Class Play Marshal 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Retrospect Staff 61; Future Nurses’ Club 60; Junior Class Play Props Committee 60; Chorus 58, 59; District Library Meeting 61; Talent Night Decorations Committee 60; Concession Stand 61; State Music Festival 59. WHITE, CHARLES WARNER: Student General As- sociation 58, 59, 60, 61; Junior Varsity Football 58; Junior Varsity Soccer 58; Varsity Baseball 58, 59, 60; Dance Committee 58, 59, 60; Football 59; Soccer 59; Golf Team 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; $30 Club. WILLIAMS, CURTIS COMPTON: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Science Club 58; Biology 59, Track Team 59; Audio Visual Team 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61. WILLIAMS, MAVA LEE: Exhibit in State Science Fair 58; State Science Fair 58; District and State Library Meetings 58; Library Assistant 58, 59, 60; Homeroom Secretary 59, 60, 61; Library Club 58, 59, 60; Biology Club 59; Future Nurses’ Club 60; Future Business Leaders of America 60; Future Homemakers of America 61; Future Teachers of America 61; Basketball 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; $100 Club; Silver Dollar Winner 61; Float Committee 58, 59, 60, 61; Pep Squad 59, 60, 61; Junior Class Play 60, Senior Class Play 61; Concession Stand Worker 61; Homecoming Sponsor 61; Talent Night Announcer 60; Retrospect Staff 61; Marshal for Class Night 60; Marshal for Graduation 60; National Honor Society 60, 61; Science Club 58; National Junior Honor Society 58; Vanilla Salesman 58; Junior-Senior Committee 60. WINT, DELORES: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; Served at Junior-Senior 58, 59, 60; Future Homemakers of America 61. ZEIGLER, JOANNE: Student General Association 58, 59, 60, 61; Biology Club 59; Chorus 58, 59, 60, 61; State Festival for Chorus 60, 61; Treasurer of Chorus 58, 59; $30 Club; Curtis Magazine Salesman 61; District and State Music Festival 59; Talent Night 60; Make-up Committee Junior Play 60; Float Committee 59, 60. 56 %