Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1962 volume:

SOUTH CAROLINA . . . OUR PART IN ITS PAST... OUR STAKE IN ITS FUTURE PUBLISHED BY THE SENIORS EDITORS: Betty Alice Baynes Betty Galloway BUSINESS MANAGER: Barbara Goodson SPONSOR: Miss Patricia Williams THE NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO HARTSVILLE 2 retrospect HIGH SCHOOL, HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA FOREWORD For forty-two years Hartsville High School has existed as an instrument through which future citizens of Hartsville have obtained knowledge, training, and leadership. It has been influential not only in the town of Hartsville, but also in the state of South Carolina. Our state has abundantly provided opportunities for living and working together in a harmonious and satisfying way. Some of the graduates have moved to other states, but many have chosen to accept some of the challenges offered by South Carolina. Now it is 1962, and there are other graduates ready to take their place in the life of our state. They have been trained and guided by a capable staff interested in their welfare. These young people are eager to accept a part in its history and claim a place in its future. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION Page 14 HONORS Page 42 ACTIVITIES Page 78 ATHLETICS Page 104 CLASSES SENIORS Page 24 UNDERCLASSMEN Page 48 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 128 Knowledge develops potential for Because of the facilities offered by the library, students can prepare their lessons more accurately. That puzzling question of Sharon Webb’s is quickly cleared up by Mrs. Porter. Jenny Sims knows that class attention is necessary in acquiring an education. 6 participation in a world of opportunities “What career should I choose?” wonders graduation-bound Bobby Dempsey. E . c , . ) a? Oliver, Annette, and Richard seem to enjoy working in their art class on Hartsville’s Christmas display. Future cosmetologists observe Mrs. Jacobs styling Diane Smith’s hair in a lamp-cut. offered in South Carolina A valuable part of Joyce’s experience as an office assistant is taking dictation. While Anton Saleeby consults Mr. Littleton, Nancy Lathem continues drawing an exercise with a bow compass. Intently waiting for the reaction of a chemistry experiment are Sylvia, Gwendolyn, Dianne, Rachel, and Sara, members of the Nurses’ Chemistry class. Accompanists Tommy Baxley and Iris Adams receive a few pointers from Mr. Tisdale, the choral director. Agriculture students Ronnie Amerson and Charles N. Gainey discuss the advantages of certified seed in South Carolina agriculture. Because of the many hours spent in electronics, repairing a radio doesn’t seem too complicated to Steve Garland. 9 Government • • t Student Council president Mark Stewart is pleased with a suggestion by council member, Mike Ousley. Learning to fill out an income tax form is an important activity in the economics class. Bill Brown and Johnny Williams glance over their completed work. An Atlas provides a source of information for Andy Mixon and Dennis Adams in their study of history. Where the War ___ Began “Where did the war begin?” asks Jane Hickson, as Johnny Poison points to Concord. 10 Education • • i The card catalogue is used by library assistants, Anna Andrews and Beverly Webb, to find a book for parallel reading. Beverly Barfield finds the reading accelerator very useful in increasing her rate of reading. “Do you think we’ll ever see the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris?” asks Dixie Lee of fellow French students David Redden and Lucy Shuler. 11 Science • • Samples of mushrooms, which were brought to school by Advanced Biology students, are carefully examined by Barnie, John, and Russell. “And this is the esophagus,” points out Frank Richey, a biology student. Faith holds the burning spoon after making a test for oxygen, while her lab partner, Gail, records the results. 12 Commerce • • • Accuracy is vital in bookkeeping, isn’t it, Gloria? It’s second period and Monnie has almost completed mimeographing the daily bulletin. Typing I students begin each class by typing a conditioning practice. 13 We contribute to the development and education of South Carolinians by ... GUIDANCE INSTRUCTION PERSONAL INTEREST ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRA TION ADMINISTRATIVE With the students as his sole interest, Mr. T. H. Ulmer, Superintendent of the Hartsville Area Schools, strives continuously for the advancement of education. Mr. Russell C. King, Darlington County Superintendent of Education COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION COUNTY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Leon Pennington, Chairman Mr. Fred Auman, Chairman Mr. R. J. Winters Mr. Ray Clanton Mr. Thomas C. Harris Mr. Albert L. Flowers, Jr. Mr. Heyward F. Galloway Mr. T. J. Lewis Mr. Gene T. Petty Mr. P. L. McCall Mr. J. Wesley Beasley Mr. R. L. Spears Dr. Gary L. Boykin Mr. L. A. Tallon Mr. Russell C. King, Ex-Officio Secretary Mr. Herbert L. Jordan Mr. Howard L. Gandy Mr. James E. Cooper, Secretary 16 LEADERS Through the leadership, guidance, and advice of Mr. Doyle W. Boggs, Principal, Hartsville High has grown to be one of the outstanding schools in our state. Mr. Charles Smith capably heads the Junior High school faculty in preparing students for their future study in high school. 17 FACULTY Mrs. Margaret Gaskins, English Mrs. Carrie Boggs, Librarian Mrs. Frances Huggins, English, Dramatics Miss Patricia Williams, French, English Mrs. Margaret Smith, Latin Mrs. Elizabeth Ulmer, Spanish Mr. Don Summers, Mathematics Mrs. Thelma Hicks, Mathematics Mrs. Paula Davis, Mathematics Mrs. Margaret McKorell, Biology Mrs. Zelia McCollough, Biology FACULTY Mr. Billy Seipler, Social Studies, Coach Mrs. Jessie Porter, Social Studies Mrs. Betty Truesdale, Commerce Mrs. Mary Hammond, Commerce FACULTY Mr. P. C. Evans, Agriculture Mr. S. O. Tomlinson, Agriculture Mrs. Vada Gore, English Mrs. Virginia Terry, English, Art Mr. Albert Gray, English Mrs. Nancy Burch, English Mr. Walter Beaty, Social Studies Mrs. Elizabeth Howie, Social Studies Mr. Ray Petty, Social Studies 20 FACULTY Mr. Claude Jarrett, Band Mr. Woodrow Tisdale, Chorus Mr. John Compton, Mathematics, Industrial Arts Mrs. Lillian Galloway, Mathematics Mrs. Mary Alice Jacobs, Cosmetology Mrs. Lois Ousley, Homemaking, General Science Mrs. Elizabeth Rhinehardt, Homemaking FACULTY Mr. Nelson Curtis, Mathematics Mr. Paul Chapman, Mathematics, Social Studies, Physical Education Mrs. Edith Chapman, Mathematics Mr. Ernest Swords, Chemistry, Physics Mrs. Mary Clara Blackman, Nurses' Chemistry, General Science Mrs. Evelyn Powell, Secretary Mrs. Ruth Eidson, Social Studies Mrs. Macy Cooke, Social Studies, Reading Program 22 CAFETERIA Waiting to serve an average of 1250 students who eat daily in the cafeteria are Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Ballard, and Mrs. Grantham. Mrs. McGee, cafeteria supervisor, inspects some just-baked rolls which are eagerly awaited by the students. Mrs. Selma Mullis, Mrs. Lydia Williams, and Mrs. Annie Keith make a daily record check of money collected from lunches. 23 We stake our claims in the future of South Carolina as ... TEACHERS MERCHANTS FARMERS LAWYERS HOMEMAKERS DOCTORS SECRETARIES NURSES MINISTERS SENIORS Counselors: Mr. Ray Petty, Mrs. Margaret Smith. Sponsor: Mrs. Jessie Porter. Officers: Bobby Dempsey, Treasurer; Iris Adams, Secretary; Elmore Cassidy, Vice-President; Roger Henry, President. Iris Darlene Adams Gene Raiford Alexander Sarah Alice Askins Thomas Ledbetter Baxley, Jr. Pamela Elaine Anderson Betty Alice Baynes Patsy Ann Andrews Cheryl Elizabeth Beattie 26 SENIORS—62 Robert Charles Bedenbaugh Rachel Etta Brown Ann Gay Byrd Carolyn Louise Benson John Alan Brumbaugh Brenda Virginia Byrd 27 Robert Burton Carter Ronnie Bruce Clark William Robert Dempsey Elmore Elisha Cassidy Clyde William Connell Jasper Floyd Dixon SENIORS—’62 28 John Monroe Drinkard Thelma Lucille Edwards It was worth all the work, Betty Alice, Margaret, Roger, and Anne agree. William Goodson Dudley Anne Antoinette Duval Russell Allen Easterling William Bradley Elliott Ernestine Floyd Harry Hastings Frampton Members of the Senior Class enjoy leisure after lunch. Walter Clark Freeman Gwendolyn Elease Gainey Jennings Ryan Gainey Betty Olivia Galloway Michael Bolin Gardner Steven Tony Garland Juanita Trenarde Gibson Sarah Ellen Gilbert SENIORS—’62 Barbara Ann Goodson Brenda Ann Griggs Martha Faye Harrell Charles Henry Goodson Shirley Jean Griggs Betty Elaine Haynes Roger Howard Henry Carolyn Eunice Horne Kenneth Boyd Howie Emma Jean Hickson Eleanor Josie Horne Melinda Joyce Howell SENIORS—’62 32 Joyce Rae Howie Sandra Lynn Howie Brenda Joyce Huggins William Kenneth Huggins Jeanette Alma Hunter Philip Lislie Hurley Robert Ryland Irvin Gerald Dee James Tommy, Joan, and Lu check the bulletin board for the results of the Senior Class play try-outs. Senior boys’ counselor, Mr. Petty, informs Ted of various opportunities which await him after graduation. Kenneth Earl Jeffords Vicki Teresa Jones Mary Elizabeth Johnson William Ike Jones David Hilton Jones Joseph Hopkins Jordan Geneva Viola Jones Alfred Hoyt Kelley 34 SENIORS—’62 Ted Fulton Kelley Nancy Elizabeth Lathem Joan Elizabeth Massey Roy Douglas Kendall, Jr. Susan Eleanor Feeder Joyce Ann McLendon 35 John Jordan McCullough Hilda Olivia Melton Priscilla Joyce Moore Carl Hilton McDonald Roy Edward Miller Willie Eugene Munn SENIORS—62 36 Jackie Cleveland Munn Ronald Ray Northcutt Dorothy Vermelle Odom Robert Edwin O’Neal Eloise O’Neal Linda Beatrice O’Neal Janice Rae Outlaw Barbara Carole Parker “No test today!” sighs Beth as Sam, Roger, and Richard enter the classroom behind her also to hear the happy news. 37 Members of the Senior play cast discuss their scripts for The Unguided Miss. Donald Ray Parnell Ellis Haywood Parsons, Jr. John Ervin Poison, III Allison Carole Powell Richard Dargan Privette Margaret Tillotson Reagan Myra Faith Register Anne St. Clair Richardson 38 SENIORS—’62 Samuel Fredrick Richey William Luther Sherrill Janet Ann Solomon Ruth Darlene Rogers Virginia Kirkwood Sims John Franklin Sowell, Jr. 39 Joyce Ann Spence Donna Lynn Truesdale Glen Eugene Wallace Dorothy Lee Stanton Janie Lucille Tyner Carolyn Ruth Warren SENIORS—’62 40 Scarlett Watson Sharon Alexis Webb Patricia Gail Watford David Jones Wells, Jr. Pamela Ann Watson Ernest Walker White “Is the long-awaited day really here?” asks Margaret as Mrs. Smith, senior girls’ counselor, adjusts her cap for graduation. 41 We honor these students who have excelled in fields of— SCHOLARSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE LEADERSHIP CHERYL BEATTIE BILLY COOK BILL ELLIOTT Semi-Finalist in Merit Scholarship Program TOP TEN BARBARA GOODSON ELLIS PARSONS 44 JENNY SIMS BETH SMITH STUDENTS MARK STEWART BARNIE WALLACE Semi-Finalist in Merit Scholarship Program DAVID WELLS 45 Boys’ State: Mark Stewart, Glen Wallace, Gos Segars, Robert Irvin, Charles Sullivan, Barnie Wallace. OUTSTANDING Cheryl Beattie, Girls’ State and DAR Award. Barbara Ann Goodson, Miss Hi Miss. 46 Betty Alice Baynes and Betty Galloway, Retrospect Editors. Beth Smith and Roger Henry, Editor and Co-Editor of High Notes. HONORS Billy Cook, King Teen. Scholarship, leadership, and character are the key factors in the selection of students chosen to receive the honors in this section. The final selection is made by a faculty committee. These students, who possess the true Hartsville High School spirit, represent our school well. 47 We establish our goal as a guide for the future through ... CONCENTRATED EFFORT GOOD STUDY HABITS SELF-REALIZATION MENTAL MATURITY SOCIAL ADAPTATION Officers: Judy King, President Charles Boulware, Vice-President Nancy Watson, Secretary Jimmy Proctor, Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS Counselors: Mr. Beaty and Mrs. Ulmer Sponsor: Mrs. Hicks 50 JUNIORS Dianne Adams Larry Allen Faye Amerson Ronnie Amerson Charles Anderson Alice Andrews Anna Andrews Katherine Atkinson Milas Ballard Judy Barefoot Beverly Barfield Steve Barfield Mari Baskins Connie Beasley Gerald Beasley Johnny Beasley A1 Beckham Catherine Bell JUNIORS Jackie Benson Wiley Blackmon Iva Jane Blackwell Shirley Boan Ann Boseman Butch Boswell Charles Boulware James Boyd Virginia Braddy Lee Bristow Victor Britt Bobby Brown Nancy Brown Valerie Brown Gary Byrd Wayne Carver Rudy Catoe Darrell Chapman JUNIORS Daphane Clark Sam Coates Danny Collins Rebecca Collins Sally Cooke Sam Copeland Ronald Cross Virginia Cross Everett Crowley Shirley Crowley Brenda Dampier Grace Eaddy Carole Easterling Randell Ewing Ernest Faile Betsy Felkel Marie Fisher Jewel Flowers JUNIORS Tommy Flowers Donneese Foss Brenda Funderburke Susan Furr Charles Gainey Charles M. Gainey Sue Gainey Wilbur Gainey Bobby Galloway Carolyn Gandy Gail Gandy Rebecca Goodson Dewey Griggs Murray Griggs Anita Hall Pedro Hall Camilla Harrell Walt Harvey JUNIORS Ray Hawkins Johnnie Hinson Thomas Holland Marion Holley Charles Hopkins Betty Howie Brenda Howie Judy Howie Robert Howie Chuck Huckabee Randall Huggins Don Hunt Rebecca Hunt Diane Hutto Andrew Jackson Tommy James Debbie Jaudon Deanna Johnson JUNIORS Delores Johnson Dolores Johnson Glenda Johnson Judy Johnson Lynn Johnson Reid Johnson Tommy Johnson Woody Johnson Don Jones Donald Jordan Jimmy Jordan Jan Kassab Bobby Kea Judy King Larry King Sammy King Albert Kirven Raeford Kirven JUNIORS Ray Kirven Ronnie Kirven Tommy Lewis Elizabeth Lucas Jacque Ludrick Joyce Lundy Jerry Mahn Ann Manship Jimmy Marshall Dennis Mathis Emily Maxwell Judy McLeod Joyce McElveen Sandra McElveen Linda McFarland Carolyn McKenzie Gayle Miller Sidney Miller JUNIORS Delores Moore Ronnie Moore Julie Morgan Bitsy Morrison Daphne Murph Cheri Newsome Jim Newsome William Newsome Bobby Odom Butch Ott Virginia Outlaw Woodrow Outlaw Freddie Paquette Irene Parker Dante Parrott Catherine Peel Carl Perry Emsey Pierce JUNIORS Laraye Pope Jimmy Proctor Donnie Putnam Lynn Raines Pat Ramsdell David Redden Don Renouf Judy Revell Sandra Riles Sylvia Rivers Linda Roscoe Johnny Russ Anton Saleeby Wilson Sellers Don Selph Wayne Selph Dianna Sherron Bobby Shoemake JUNIORS Jennings Smith Dianne Smith Lorraine Smith Patsy Smith Gail Snipes Ronnie Snipes Gracie Snyder Ray Sowell Carol Sparrow Danny Stanzione Margie Steen Jean Stewart Pressley Stewart Calvin Stogner Cole Strickland Jonnie Thomas Monnie Thomas Leona Thompson JUNIORS Patsy Thompson Don Tiller Harry Timmons Becky Wadsworth Joe Waldron Clifton Ward Linda Warren Payton Warren Dianne Wase David Watson Linda W'atson Nancy Watson Etheleen Weatherford Judy Weatherford Beverly Webb Dickie Whisenhunt Anne White Betty Whittle JUNIORS Betty Wilkes Mickey Wilkes Andy Williams Faith Williams Butch Williamson Ronnie Winburn Mary Woods In Memory of Jimmy Atkinson April 6, 1943-November 21, 1961 62 JUNIORS Jennifer Wright Larry Wyont Ann Yarborough Johnny Young After the daily dash to the cafeteria, Butch and Andy settle down to enjoy another delicious meal and to talk to their friends. 63 President, Argent Smith Vice President, Vickie Johnson Secretary, Patty Grant Treasurer, Dennis Adams THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Counselors: Mrs. Rhinehardt and Mr. Gray Sponsor: Mrs. Howie 64 SOPHOMORES Dennis Adams John Adams Sarah Altman R. 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Andrews Billy Atkinson William Atkinson Richard Banks Dianne Beasley Michael Best Eddie Blackmon Mary Earle Blackmon Taphina Blackwell Lois Boan Shirley Boan Tonda Bochette Hal Boyd Patsy Braddock Brenda Brewer Bill Brown Ronnie Bryant Frank Burch Billy Byerly Elizabeth Byrd Eugene Byrd Roger Byrd Larry Caddell Kay Calsman Heddie Carroll Judy Carter Danny Cassidy Eileen Cassidy Shirley Cassidy Niki Christensen Patty Chrzan John Coates Rosanne Coggeshall Nancy Cook Fred Cromartie Carolyn Cross Franklin Curtis Jimmy Darnell Richard Davis Moye Dickinson Bobby Dixon Virginia Dixon Marie Dority Jimmy Dudley Kay Duval 65 SOPHOMORES Don Edwards Michael Edwards Patricia Edwards Ann Elliot Dorothy Faile Patsy Flowers Michael Floyd Brenda Fowler Elaine Freeman Freddy Freeman Tommy Freeman Rommie Funderburk Frankie Futrell Petsey Futrell Blanche Gainey Claudia Gainey Dot Gainey Johnny Gainey Joyce Gainey Richard Galloway Jamie Gardner Sylvia Gardner Virginia Gardner Jim Gettys Carol Ghoens Nelson Gibson Bill Gilley Jewel Goodson Marion Goodson Johnny Graham Patty Grant Jackie Gregory Marlene Griggs Mondora Griggs Ronnie Haney Julia Anne Harrison Betty Jean Hatfield Ann Hawkins Pam Hawkins Vivian Hawkins Bobby Ray Hayden Jimmy Haynes Connie Hilderbrand Jimmy Hoffman Elvin Hopkins Tressa Mae Hopkins David Horne Donald Horne 66 SOPHOMORES James Horne Ann Howard Luther Howard Ann Howie Robert Howie Mason Hughey Kent Hungerpillar Hank Irvin Lorraine Jacobs Bobby Jeffords Wayne Jeffords Franklin Jernigan Betty Ann Johnson Danny Johnson Joann Johnson Judy Johnson Michael Johnson Mike Johnson Vickie Johnson Willie Johnson Carolyn Jones Celia Ann Jones Robert Jordan Bobby Keith Edwin Kelley Brenda Kelly Teresa Kelly Dianne King Don King Jimmy King Patricia King Patsy King Shirley King Margie Lawhon Judy Lawing Mildred Layton ■v Dixie Lee Dorothy Leon Beth Lewis Penny Littleton Ronald Lucas Myra Lunn Philip Lunn Larry McAli er Elizabeth McCoy Vickie McElveen Barry McGirt Ben Mclnnis 67 SOPHOMORES Charles McLendon Rhonda McMillan Jamie McNair Bill Matthews Barbara Melton Bobby Melton Lucy Ann Melton Cecil Middleton Meredith Mims Norma Ann Mishoe Andy Mixon William Mixon Bobby Moore Franklin Moore Mary Moore Tommy Morrison A1 Mullis Karl Munn David Newsome Wayne Norris Myra Odom Jerry O’Neal Mike Ousley Miriam Outlaw Milton Parker Robert Peavy Phyllis Peel Carl Pennington Brenda Perdue Vickie Player Leslie Powe Pat Powers Billy Price James Pridgeon Georgianna Privette Vivian Reynolds Betty Rhodes Jean Riley Teressa Riley Diane Rogers Peggy Ann Robbins Paul Rogers Eric Rolfe A1 Sansbury Patricia Saleeby Fred Shaw Elizabeth Sherrill Dianne Shoemake 68 SOPHOMORES Sandra Stanley Shirley Steen Shirley Steen Sidney Steen Tommy Steen Kathryn Stegner Larry Stewart Pressley Stewart Ernest Stogner Edwin Stokes Deana Taylor Henry Taylor Sharon Tedder Sara Jean Shoemake Lucy Shuler Betty Lou Skinner Fayette Sims Marian Sims Ronnie Small Argent Smith Martha Smith Melinda Smith Sara Smith Lynn Snipes Suzanne Stackhouse May Terry Susan Thompson Jimmy Thurman Mike Vance Judy Walters James Watford Bobby Watkins Cynthia Watson Betty W'eatherford Marshall Welch Roger Whaley Mary W’ilkes Mike Wilkes Ellen Williamson Linda Williamson Dennis Williams Harold Winburn 69 Ronnie Winburn Linda Wyont Sara Yarborough Steve Hixson, President Charles Lane, Vice-President Connie White, Secretary Bobby Goodson, Treasurer THE FRESHMAN CLASS Mrs. Floyd, Sponsor; Mr. Copeland, Mrs. Galloway, Counselors 10 FRESHMEN Jo Nell Adair Karen David Anderson Ann Askins Gene Atkinson Janice M. Atkinson Sandra Atkinson Jimmy Baker Shara Baxley David Beasley Johnny Beasley Roberta Beasley Gloria Beckham Frankie Belk Cynthia Bell LaFond Biggs Ronnie Bland Charles Boatwright Louise Boyd Mitchell Braddock William Braddy Linda Brewington Larry Brigman Ann Brown Richard Brown Blair Bryan Jeffrey Bryant Johnny Bryant Harry Burch Alvin Byrd Ann Byrd Billy Byrd Howard Byrd Orren Byrd Tuffy Byrd Becky Campbell Sara Campbell Dena Cassidy Sandra Cassidy Randy Catoe Camilla Chapman 71 FRESHMEN Cheryl Clanton Emeline Clarkson Cindy Coker Jimrfiy Collins Judy Cooke Janice Copeland Barbara Cross Delores Crowley Leona Crowley Judy Dalrymple Annette Dempsey John Denny, Jr. Rodney DeWitt Brenda Dixon Judy Dixon Johnny Dority Jimmy gowney Wayne Edens Jo Ann Edwards Sammy Elgin Carol Elmore Bobby Farmer Joy Fisher Geraldine Flowers Jo Ann Flowers Millard Flowers Susan Flowers Judy Floyd Louise Floyd Cynthia Fowler Carrie Frampton Brenda Freeman Marilyn Freeman Buddy Funderburk Ann Gainey Barbara Gainey Carole Gainey Carolyn Gainey Jennie Gainey Luther Gainey 72 FRESHMEN Patricia Gainey Ronnie Gainey Thornwell Gainey Wallace Gainey James Gandy Kenneth Gandy Leon Gandy Linda Gandy Phil Gandy Gordon Gardner Jeannie Gardner Ervin Gibson Bobby Goodson Robert Goodson Ronnie Goodson Johnny Grant Kenny Grantham Anne Greene Joe Gregory Tom Gregory Ann Griggs Janice Griggs Jennie Griggs Judy Rae Griggs Stephen Griggs Sylvester Griggs Vickie Griggs Gayle Hadden Richard Hager Danny Hall Mary Lou Hall Lin Hamilton Wayne Haney James Harrison Dianne Harvey Harry Hendrix Sara Sue Hendrix Robert Hewitt Dianne Hill Sharon Hixson Steve Hixson George Hodge Levaughn Hodge Terry Hodge Betty Hopkins Douglas Horne John Howie Lydia Howie 73 j FRESHMEN Betty Jo Huggins Kenneth Huggins Larry Huggins Patricia Huggins Ronnie Huggins Roy Huggins Syble Huggins Macon Hunter Beverly Hutto Connie Iglehart Charles Ingram James Ingram Sammy Ingram Diane Jackson Freddie James Gail James John Jenkins Alice Johnson Anne Johnson Carroll Johnson Francis Johnson Shirley Johnson Shirley Johnson Sandra Johnson Caroll Jones Elwood Kelchner James Kelly Thomas Kelly Sharon Keith Jesse Kiester Joyce Kimbrell Billy King George King Judy King Lillian King Susan King Thomas King Bobbie Jean Kirven Rosa Lee Kirven Vivian Alma Kirven Charles Lane Marion Lane Sylvia Livingston Tommy Lloyd Tommy Lovelace Kay Ludrick Betty Sue Lundy Elaine Luther 74 FRESHMEN Betty Lyles Nancy McAlister Faye McCoy Edna McElveen Kaye McElveen Mary Ann McFarland Jean McKaskill Jack McKinnon James Mclnnis Carlton Manley Miller Marshall Dianne Massey Elaine Matuse Bobbie Jean Melton Jimmy Melton Henry Middleton Diane Miller Janice Mills Cheryl Montgomery James Moody Richard Moore Mike Morris Kay Morrison Danny Munn Jo Nelms Franklin Nesbitt Bobby Newsome Brenda Newsome Joyce Newsome Jimmy Nichols Mike Norjthcutt Judy Norwood Brenda O’Neal Curtis O’Neill Marion Outlaw Freida Jo Padgett Henry Paquette M. 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Parker James Parnell Sharon Peters Pam Pinner Randy Poe Julie Poison Julian Poison Dean Pope Sandra Poston James Powell James Pridgen o r- ▲ihA.:k 75 FRESHMEN Bobby Raines John Reagan Curtis Redden Jim Reed John Reed Janice Richardson Frank Richey Manuel Riley Darlene Rodefer Hal Rodgers Loretta Rodgers Flora Rogers Monica Rogers Carolyn Roscoe Donald Rowe Martin Ruthven Richard Ruthven Jimmy Sansbury Michael Selby Blake Sellers David Sellers Janette Selph Lee Shirley _ Joyce SHumate Mary Simpson Tony Skiba, Jr. Betty Ann Smith Delmas Smith Edward Smith Jimmy Smith Lynn Smith Minnie Ruth Smith Sandra Smith Vickie Smith Betty Smothers Irene Snipes Woodrow Snipes Vickie Snyder Billy Sparrow Demetra Sparrow Johnny Spell Oliver Stanley Robert Stanzione Janet Stevens Jimmy Stewart Brian Stokes Stella Stokes Claudette Sullivan 76 FRESHMEN Mary Gay Sumner Sue Ann Talton Joe Taylor Billy Teal Martha Terrell Terry Thompson Tony Thompson Wayne Thompson Edward Threatt Connie Tiller Ronnie Tiller Anne Timmons Brenda Tyner Shirley Jean Tyner John Vann Florence Vann Eleanor Wallace Elizabeth Wallace Ricky Wallace Cooper Wall Barbara Walters Charlotte Walters Travis Walters Barbara Warren Jennifer Warren Don Watford Kay Watson Barbara Weatherford Danny Weaver Steven Whisenhunt Connie White Harry Wilhelm Ronny Wilkes William Lee Wilkes Richard Williamson Ronny Wimberly Larry Winburn Tommy Winburn Claude Wint Carl Wood Kay Young 77 We realize the importance of co-curricular activities to produce ... SCHOOL SPIRIT CULTURE INTEREST RESPONSIBILITY ORIGINALITY ACTIVITIES STUDENT CO UNCIL In the spring of 1961, the members of the student body elected a very capable leader, Mark Stewart, President of the Student Council. His interest in his school has been an asset to the Student Council. First row: Shirley Crowley, Gos Segars, Carl Pennington, Mrs. Gore—Sponsor, Betsy Felkel, Argent Smith, Vickie Johnson. Second row: Vickie Jo McElveen, Robert Irvin Robert Jordan, Ray Sowell, Dennis Williams, Mary Woods, Judy King, Patty Grant, Debbie Jaudon, Kathryn Stegner, Charles Boulware, Larry Wyont, Jimmy Darnell Jamie Gardner. 80 Depending on the weather Judy and Mike direct the student body whether or not they can stay in the building during lunch. 81 Homecoming invitations to honored guests are written by Betty, Roger and Iris. Mrs. Gaskins discusses the new requirements for the Forty Point Award with the Honor Society officers, Bill Elliott, President; Barney Wallace, Vice-President; Betty A. Baynes, Secretary-Treasurer; David Redden, Social Chairman; and Jenny Sims, Program Chairman. THE NATIONAL Planning the revision of the handbook, Barbara Ann assigns sections to Elmore and Ray. 82 Scanning the Newsletter for Honor Society news of other schools are David, Joyce, Mark, and Ellis. Larry, Grace, and Anne compare their pins with the Honor Society seal. HONOR SOCIETY Danny and Charles bring the school day to a close as they carry out their assignment of taking down the flag. Mary, Roger, Payton, Betsy, and Billy compare their honor codes which will be compiled for the handbook this year. Miss Williams, Betty, Betty Alice, and Barbara consult the dummy before planning pictures. RETROSPECT Lu and Carole have only a few more pictures to Charles and Danny take the first step in complet- identify before completing the class section of the ing the Retrospect by drawing scale graphs of yearbook. every page. Catherine and Joyce type letters of appreciation to Robert and Gos plan the layout of the pictures of merchants who helped finance the Retrospect. the football team in the sports section. STAFF Jimmy and Anne give careful attention to the record of student purchase of the Retrospect. 85 Beth Smith, editor, Roger Henry, co-editor, and their sponsor Mrs. Smith are justifiably proud of their finished product. In newspaper work, mailing letters, keeping books, and drawing are vital jobs performed by Barnie, David, and Rachel. HIGH NOTES After completing the final draft of their articles, Stephanie, Tommy, and Sandra give them to Linda, Joyce, and Margaret to be typed. 86 As a final check. Mary Earle, Cheryl, Betsy, Grace, and Charles proof read the High Notes before it goes to press. STAFF As members of the newspaper exchange committee, Daphne Murph, Jennifer Wright, Pam Hawkins, Priscilla Moore, Judy Langston, Sharon Webb, Nancy Watson. Kent Hungerpillar. Glen Wallace, Judy Carter, Anne Duval, Anne Timmons, Carrie Framp-ton, Louise Boyd, and Rosanne Coggeshall busily fold papers to address to H.H.S. graduates and other neighboring schools. 87 Mrs. Boggs and Library Club officers Pat Ramsdell, Treasurer; Patsy Thompson, Secretary; Anne White, Vice-President; Donna Truesdale, President. LIBRARY The duty of posting the events of the day are performed by Mari, Emily, and Susan. Anna, Dianne, and Delores shellac books before placing them in circulation while Ann Gay records them. Before Sidney and Joyce return the books to the shelves, Bitsy places the cards in them. Beverly and Linda put the daily newspaper on the holder for students to read. As Mary Elizabeth and Judy cut out High Notes articles for the Library Club scrapbook, Glenda pastes them in. Every three weeks, Judy, Marie, and Betty change the display in the Library Club window. CLUB. . . AND AUDIO-VISUAL TEAM While Walt and Bill thread the movie projector, Charles explains the operation of a tape record- Ellis and Robert get the overhead projector ready er to new Audio-Visual Team members, Sidney, for use. Larry, and Lorraine. 89 Sam, Roger, Charles, Ellis, and Gos exhibit some of the merchandise for sale at the Green Counter. SALES AND SERVICE An important part of Walt, Robert, and Billy’s re- Butch checks the milk machine before the lunch sponsibilities with the Green Counter is keeping periods to see that it is well supplied for students it well stocked. who wish to take time out for a milk break. 90 Office assistants Brenda Howie, Monnie Thomas, Burnadine Mims, Linda Long, Donneese Foss, Roy Miller, Linda King, Joyce Scott, Rosanne Coggeshall, Charles Sullivan, and Anne Elliott wait for their daily assignments. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Mary Elizabeth rolls money while Iris and Joyce Evelyn, Juanita, and Barney are careful to dis- type the daily bulletin and office correspondence. tribute the mail to the right boxes. 91 Betsy Felkel, Grace Eaddy, Joyce Scott, Rachel Brown, Carole Easterling, Shirley Griggs, and Joan Massey listen attentively to Mrs. McCullough as she discusses the qualifications of a teacher. FUTURE TEACHERS Sandra Cox, President; Ernestine Floyd, Vice President; Linda King, Secretary; and Jenny Sims, Treasurer, study pamphlets to help them plan programs for the Future Teachers Club. 92 Mr. Evans goes over the monthly schedule with Billy Sherrill. Woodrow Outlaw and Alfred Kelly make sure that their tires are in pood shape before leaving on their route. BUS DRIVERS First row: Lou Doris King, Judy King, Hilda Melton, Sara Gilbert, Dianne Chapman, Ann Gay Byrd, Rebecca Hunt, Kenneth Howie, Buddy Carter. Second row: Carolyn Benson, Dorothy Odom, Willie Johnson, Lee Bristow, Woodrow Outlaw, Barnie Wrallace, Tommy Baxley, David Jones, Billy Sherrill, Johnny Beasley. Third row: LaRaye Pope, Glenn McFarland, Alfred Kelly, Elmore Cassidy, William Jones, Marion Holley. High stepping majorettes Vickie Johnson, Elaine Luther, Dianne Beasley, Brenda Byrd, Linda Warren, Judy Rae Griggs, Dianna Sherron, Dianne Harvey, and Willie Mae Grant are proud to be members of the Hartsville High School band. First row: Vickie Johnson, Diana Sherron, Elaine Luther Linda Warren, Dianne Harvey, Judy Rae Griggs, Brenda Byrd, Dianne Beasley, Willie Mae Grant. Second row: Ray Sowell, Larry Wyont, Johnny Young, Jennings Gainey, Rommie Funderburk, Richard Ruthven, Mary Woods, David Redden. Third row: Dennis Williams, Anne Gainey, Flora Rogers, Carol Parker, Jenny Sims, Carol Easterling, Edwin Kelly, Marshall Welch. Fourth row: Sarah Alice Vskins, Dorothy Leon, Fayette Sims, Tommy Lovelace, Miller Marshall, Vickie Joe McElveen, Tuffy Byrd, Tom-ny Flowers. Fifth row: Michael Floyd, Patricia Edwards, iecky Wadsworth, Joy Fisher, Norma Mishoe, Claude •Vint, Susan King, Bill Elliott. Sixth row: Albert Kirven-nissing, Janet Solomon, Ronnie Wimberly, Robert Peavy, VI Fink, Jimmy Stewart, Jonnie Thomas, Don W’atford. Seventh row: Billy Cook, John Reagan, David Watson, Philip Hurley, Jewel Goodson, Jack McKinnon, Orren Byrd, David Williams. Eighth row: Ronnie Haney, Bobby Goodson, Mike Johnson, Carey Johnson, Darrell Chapman, Richard Galloway, Connie White, Patsy Smith. Ninth row : Jackie Tollison, Wayne Norris, Don Edwards, Buddy Carter, Johnny Graham, Cooper Wall, Eddie Blackmon, Henry Taylor. HA R TS VILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND First row: Grace Eaddy, Lynn Snipes, Darlene Ropers, Meredith Mims, Marie Dority, Linda Roscoe, Gail Watford, Betsy Felkel, Joan Massey, Emily Maxwell, Rachel Brown, Patsy Andrews. Second row: Gayle Snipes, Rebecca Goodson, Myra Register, Gail Gandy, Sloan Cathcart, Shirley Crowley, Anne White, Carole Powell, Betty Skinner, Daphne Murph, Dorothy Odom, Carolyn Benson. Third row: Patty Chrzan, Lucy Melton, Brenda Fowler, Catherine Bell, Sally Cooke, Gracie Snyder, Teresa Riley, Evelyn Smith, Barbara Ann Goodson. Sharon Webb, Lu Edwards, Debbie Jaudon, Jennifer Wright. Fourth row: Mark Stewart, Edwin O’Neal, Jimmy Proctor, Danny Stanzione, Sam Richey, Russell Easterling, Tommy Baxley. Fifth row: Elmore Cassidy, Bobby Kea, Don Parnell, Gerald Beasley, Freddie Paquette, Franklin Moore, Wayne Selph, Dewey Griggs, Gene Munn, Butch Ott, Donnie Putnam, Darrell Chapman, Sam Coates. “Sing Along with Mr. Tis” in assembly has been the highlight of the week for the students. During exams one period was devoted each day to singing to relax the students. Our new choral director, Mr. Woodrow Tisdale, has raised the chorus membership to 143. 96 “Let’s play the chorus again,” says Iris Adams to Tommy Baxley. Being an accompanist requires much practicing. CHOR US First row: Jean Stewart, Scarlet Watson. Diane Wase, Ann Yarborough, Camilla Harrell, Gay Martin, Shirley Griggs, Faye Amerson, Elizabeth Lucas, Jeanette Hunter, Argent Smith, Judv Barefoot, Virginia Braddy. Second row: Betty Whittle, Pam Watson, Betty Howie, Brenda Dampier, Brenda Perdue, Melinda Smith, Jackie Benson, Iris Adams, Gloria Watson, Judy Weatherford, Glenda Johnson, Etheleen Weatherford, Bitsy Morrison, Ann Hawkins. Third row: Anne Manship, Margie Lawhon, Ann Boseman, Julia Anne Harrison, Linda O’Neal, Geneva Jones, Linda Watson, Lynn Johnson, Dolores Johnson, Delores Moore, Connie Beasley, Laraye Pope, Carol Sparrow, Diane Adams, Virginia Dixon. Fourth row: Jncque Ludrick, Judy McLeod, Peggy Robbins, Melinda Howie, Eleanor Horne, Johnny Gainey, Sammy King, Keye Jones, Bobby Brown, Don Renouf, Wiley Blackmon. Fifth row: Roger Tanner, Clifton Ward, Jan Kassab, Kenneth Moore, Carl Perry, James Horne, Dick Whisenhunt, Johnny Hinson, Wayne Carver, Kent Houck, Ronnie Snipes, Tommy Morrison, Henry Taylor, Don Edwards, Larry Tanner. 97 First row: Flora Rogers, Mary Gay Sumner, Beth Wallace, Emeline Clarkson. Second row: Diane Miller, Judy Cooke, Joy Fisher, Charles Sullivan, Russell Easterling, Roy Miller. BIOLOGY CLUB Carrie Frampton, President Jody Adair, Vice-President Louise Boyd, Secretary Anne Timmons, Treasurer 98 Faye Harrell and Linda Roscoe demonstrate nurse’s care to Patsy Andrews, Gail Clark, Shirley Griggs, Blanche Jordan, Nancy Brown, Myra Register, Patty Chrzan, Joyce Spence, Deanna Johnson, and Ruth Blackwell. NURSES CLUB Future Nurses Club Officers: Sara Gilbert, President; Sylvia Rivers, Vice President; Gwendolyn Gainey, Secretary; Dianne Chapman, Treasurer; Rachel Brown, Publicity Chairman, are interested in learning from Mrs. Blackmon how to balance chemical formulas. 99 First row: Sam Coates, Freddy Freeman, Stanley Myers, Gerald Beasley, Luther Howard, Jimmy Darnell, Harold Winburn, Leslie Powe, Darrell Chapman, Charles M. Gainey. Second row: Johnny Beasley, Charles McLendon, Johnny Gainey, Tommy Morrison, Larry Tanner, Henry Taylor, Cecil Howie, Don Jordan, Marion Holley, Gary Byrd. Third row: Donald Horne, Pedro Hall, Charles N. Gainey Clifton Ward, Ronnie Amerson, Dante Parrott, Randall Huggins, Cole Strickland, Bobby Melton, Bobby Odom, Don Jones, Reid Johnson, Mr. Evans. Fourth row: Ben Mclnnis, Calvin Stogner, Wilbur Gainey, Woodrow Outlaw, John Coates, Laverne Johnson, Laverne Sanderson, Wilson Sellers, Tommy James, Bobby Shoemake, Ray Kir-ven, David Horne, Kenneth Howie. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Displaying symbols of the FFA Club are the officers of Chapter 1: Tommy James, Treasurer; Wilson Sellers, Secretary; Don Jordan, Vice-President; Johnny Beasley, President. Officers of the second chapter of the FFA Club are: Henry Taylor, Secretary; Charles McLendon, Reporter; Woodrow Outlaw, Sentinel; Bobby Melton, Reporter; Cecil Howie, Sentinel. They are looking at awards recently won by their chapter. 100 Sue Gainey, Vice-President; Mrs. Rhinehardt, Spon- Cheri Newsome, Secretary; Sharon Tedder, Treas- sor; and Myra Register, President, plan their scrap- urer; and Anne Duval, Reporter, discuss the latest book for the coming year. home ec display. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: Ann Gay Byrd, Elizabeth Byrd, Eileen Cassidy, Teresa Kelly, Patricia King, Argent Smith, Celia Ann Jones, Dianne Shoemake, Connie Hilderbrand. Patsy Brad-dock. Second row: Judy Howie, Sylvia Garaner, Virginia Gardner, Vivian Reynolds, Donna Truesdale, Linda Long, Martha Jean Haney, Nancy Lathem. Janice Outlaw, Alice Andrews, Brenda Brewer, Sandra Stanley, Sharon Tedder. Third row: Patsy King, Elizabeth McCoy, Ann Bose-man, Dianne Wase, Daphane Clark, Virginia Cross, Di- anne Hutto, Myra Lunn, Mildred Layton, Sara Smith, Stephanie Burch, Cheryl Beattie, Sue Gainey, Anne Duval. Fourth row: Gwendolyn Gainey, Ann Bradshaw, Gail Watford, Melinda Howell, Beverly Barfield, Jackie Benson, Jewel Flowers, Heddie Carroll, Blanche Jordan, Martha Smith, Brenda Griggs, Ruth Blackwell, Lou Doris King, Ernestine Floyd, Cheri Newsome, Deanna Johnson, Camilla Harrell, Myra Register, Gail Clark. 101 First row: Brenda Griggs, Joyce McLendon. Sandra Mc-Elveen, Brenda Funderburke, Judy King, Judy Johnson, Dianne Chapman, Shirley Boan. Second row: Jean Riley, Joyce Spence, Jane Hickson, Susan Leeder, Linda Watson, Elizabeth Lucas, Anita Hall, Alice Andrews, Gayle Miller, Betty Wilkes, Rebecca Hunt, Dianne Smith, Marie Fisher, Mrs. Jacobs. T AND 1 The officers of the T I Club are Ronnie North-cutt, Secretary; Sam Richey, Vice-President; Gayle Miller, President; Billy Connell, Treasurer; Glen Wallace, Publicity Chairman. The T I Club has been expanded this year to include students who take physics, chemistry, cosmetology, mechanical drawing, carpentry, and electronics. Mrs. McKorell and Mrs. Burch seem to be amazed that the hair on the mannequins is real .Ready to answer questions about cosmetology at the teachers' reception are Joyce, Dianne, and Brenda. First row: Mr. Littleton, Jerry Mahn, Lee Bristow, Rudy Catoe, Sidney Steen, Sam Coates, Sam Richey, Billy Connell, Billy Byerly. Second row: Roy Miller, Wayne Norris, Michael Best, Jennings Gainey, Woody Johnson, Donald Hodges, Edwin O’Neal, Billy Atkinson, Walter Britt, Larry Stewart. Third row: Billy Hough, A1 Beckham, A1 Fink, Mike Gardner, Anton Saleeby, James Boyd, Bobby Kea, Rommie Funderburk, Bobby Galloway, Harry Timmons. Fourth row: Ray Alexander, Jackie Munn, Raiford Kirven, Emsey Pierce, Dennis Mathis, James Pridgeon, Petsey Futrell, Andrew Jackson, Jimmy Jordan. Fifth row: Randell Ewing, Danny Collins, Don Selph, Everette Crowley, Mason Hughey, Jack Dixon, Joe Waldron, John Walters, Bobby Jeffords. CLUB First row: Billy Price, Barry McGirt, Ronnie Kirven, Johnny Young, Glen Wallace. Second row: Don Renouf, Wayne Carver, Dick Whisenhunt, Bobby Ray Hayden, Philip Lunn. Third row: Johnny Russ, Don Hunt, Ronnie Northcutt, Baron Windham. Fourth row: Mr. Stanley, Franklin Curtis, Andy Williams, Bobby Dempsey, John Brumbaugh, John Poison, Steve Garland. We believe that athletics are essential to promote... PHYSICAL FITNESS TEAM SPIRIT SELF-CONFIDENCE SELF-DISCIPLINE COMPETITIVE SPIRIT A THLETICS Randall Hudgins, Danny Johnson, Clifton Ward, Tommy James, Randell Ewing, Charles Boulware, Billy Hough, Butch Grantham, Booster Windham, Wayne Selph, Robert Irwin, Butch Williamson, Wayne Carver, Tommy Freeman, Jerry Mahn, Billy FOOTBALL Head Varsity Coach Billy Seigler and Head Jun- Coach Jack Smith and Coach Paul Chapman look over the week’s ior Varsity Coach Ray Petty go over the scout schedule for the line in preparation for the Great Falls game, report for the Homecoming game with Marion. Byerly, Victor Britt, Kenneth Huggins, Ray Alexander, Steve Barfield, Donnie Putnam, Andy Williams, Gos Segars, Joe Waldron, Jimmy Proctor, John Adams, Harry Framp-ton, Larry McAlister, Cecil Middleton. 1961-62 Butch Grantham follows his interference around right end while some hard head-knocking goes on behind him. Randall Ewing Guard Hartsville 21 Hartsville 21 Hartsville 6 Hartsville 27 Hartsville 6 Hartsville 21 Hartsville 28 Hartsville 21 Hartsville 13, Hartsville 13. Hartsville 28. Hartsville 7. Robert Irvin Guard Captain, Lineman of Year Kenneth Huggins Halfback Billy Hough End Jimmy Proctor Booster Winburn Tommy James Safety Center Guard Butch Grantham Fullback Gos Segars Tackle Steve Barfield Quarterback .......Loris 6 . . Lake City 0 .....Mullins 2 Bennettsville 0 ......Dillon 0 .....Cheraw 6 .....Marion 7 . . . Kingstree 0 .Great Falls 7 ......Lamar 0 . . Bishopville 0 . . Darlington 13 Ray Alexander End Co-Captain Clifton Ward Tackle Cecil Middleton Tackle Butch Williamson Halfback y o m e co miny Queen l£ )j ie JKae Qrant Carole Powell Senior Representative Patty Grant Sophomore Representative Jfo omecoming C)ourt Nancy Watson Junior Representative Kay McElveen Freshman Representative Argent Smith for Ray Alexander Cheryl Beattie for Harry Frampton FOOTBALL Delores Johnson for Butch Grantham Nancy Taylor for Billy Hough I 12 Willie Mae Grant for Kenneth Huggins Judy Weatherford for Robert Irvin SPONSORS Stephanie Burch 113 The cheerleaders and Pep Squad, who give much encouragement to the teams, board the bus for an out-of-town game. PEP SQUAD •Barbara Ann Goodson, Gracie Snyder, Catherine Bell, Patty Grant, Nancy Watson, Anne Richardson, Monnie Thomas, Argent Smith, Lu Edwards, Cheryl Beattie, and Carole Powell spark school spirit by leading cheers at a pep rally during lunch. Barbara Ann Goodson, assistant head cheerleader; Cheryl Beattie, head cheerleader; and Bobby Black-well, mascot, look forward to a good season for our teams. CHEERLEADERS Catherine Bell, Nancy Watson, Barbara Ann Goodson, Anne Richardson, Lu Edwards, Argent Smith, Cheryl Beattie, and Carole Powell keep the spirit up during games. Kneeling: Charles Boulware, Lorraine Smith. Standing: Johnny Russ, A1 Mullis, Jimmy Proctor, Henry Taylor, William Newsome, Danny Stanzione, Richard Privette, Keye Jones, and David Williams. BOYS BASKETBALL Coach Don Summers explains a new out-of-bounds play in which Johnny will throw the ball to either Al, David, Keye, or Henry. 117 SCOREBOARD Kent Hungerpillar packs the balls and other supplies before the basketball team leaves for an out-of-town game. Hartsville 49 Hartsville 46 Hartsville 45 Hartsville 44 Hartsville 50 Hartsville 58 Hartsville 48 Hartsville 45 Hartsville 53 Hartsville 48 Hartsville 44 Hartsville 59 Hartsville 44 Hartsville 37 Bennettsville 68 . Darlington 41 .... Cheraw 65 .. Lake City 41 .... Mullins 48 ,.... Marion 46 .... Dillon 52 Bennettsville 37 . Darlington 40 .... Cheraw 42 . . Lake City 51 .... Mullins 42 .... Marion 33 ..... Dillon 32 Pee Wee stuffs the ball in a lay-up drill as Charles, Lorraine, Danny, Jimmy, and Richard await their turn to shoot. After trailing on a fast break, Jimmy drives past a Gremlin defender to score. I 19 Coach Billy Seigler checks the defensive stances of Peggy , Suzanne, and Argent, his three standing guards. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL First row: Mondora Griggs, Suzanne Stackhouse, Patsy Smith, Betty Haynes, Diane Chapman, Pat Powers, Vivian Freeman. Second row: Argent Smith, Patsy Braddock, Carole Easterling, Betty Weatherford, Dot Gainey, Peggy Robbins, Virginia Dixon, LaRaye Pope, and Joyce Lundy. Irene Parker puts the frame balls in the bag while Juanita Gibson checks the game statistics. A Darlington guard attempts to block one of Betty Haynes’ patented set shots. Mondora drives down the foul lane and shoots a lay-up as Virginia follows for the rebound. Hartsville 34 Hartsville 28 Hartsville 31 Hartsville 23 Hartsville 37 Hartsville 35 Hartsville 32 Hartsville 26 Hartsville 26 Hartsville 24 Hartsville 25 Hartsville 47 Hartsville 16 Hartsville 36 SCOREBOARD ............... Bennettsville 42 .................. Darlington 37 ...................... Cheraw 38 ....................Lake City 35 ..................... Mullins 39 ...................... Marion 54 ...................... Dillon 47 ............... Bennettsville 29 .................. Darlington 49 ...................... Cheraw 26 ....................Lake City 26 ..................... Mullins 22 .......................Marion 44 ...................... Dillon 52 First row: Douglas Kendall, Victor Britt, Gene Munn, Dennis Adams, I.ee Shirley, Hal Boyd, David Newsome, Bobby Bedenbaugh. Second row: Ernie White, Butch Williamson, Butch Ott, Loraine Smith, David Williams, Calvin Stogner, Tom Gregory. BA SEBA LL 1962 Coach Ray Petty checks with Butch Williamson and Loraine Davis to confirm their eligibility. Senior Ernie White works for improvement by Catcher Gene Munn gives the signal as Douglas catching a few flies during practice. Kendall prepares to bunt. Shortstop Victor Britt comes up to catch a fast-moving grounder. During one of the practice games, Ronnie Amerson tags Bobby Bedenbaugh as he slides into third. Sam serves in a doubles match while Billy plays net. BOYS' First row: Bill Brown, Carl Pennington, Ariel Weldon, Richard Brown, Andy Mixon. Second row: William Braddy, Billy Byerly, Sam Richey, Billy Connell, Lafond Biggs, Roger Whaley, Ronnie Small. SPRING SPORTS First row: Alan Lewis, Jimmy Haynes, Harry Wilhem, Sam Clawson, Warren Arthur. Second row: Frank Funderburk, Billy Cooke, Roger Henry, Cooper Wall. Roger practices his tee shot while Billy watches with great interest. Brenda watches Patsy as she demonstrates her backhand stroke. GIRLS’ TENNIS First row: Jaimie McNair, Mary Earle Blackmon, Anne Timmons, Patsy Braddock, Anna Andrews, Patsy Smith, Beverly Webb, Argent Smith, Brenda Howie, Debbie Jaudon, Pam Parrott. Second row: Patricia King, Penny Littleton. Beth Lewis, Tookie Braddy, Margie Lawhon, Ann Howie, Rhonda McMillan, Pam Hawkins, Louise Boyd, Flora Rogers, Julie Morgan, Bitsy Morrison, Carole Easterling. First row: Gordon Gardner, Larry Stewart, Roy Miller, Calcutt, Tommy James, Woody Johnson, John Drinkard, Victor Britt, Kenneth Huggins, Ray Alexander, W'ayne Ted Kelly, Paul Rogers, Jim Watford. Tommy Freeman, Norris, Booster Windham, Steve Barfield, Don Selph, Cecil Middleton, Tommy Steen, Billy Hough, Butch Mike Gardner, Freddie Freeman, Edwin Stokes, Michael Grantham, Jerry Mahn, Randell Ewing. Best, Ronnie Haney. Second row: Bobby Goodson, Winky TRACK Coach Paul Chapman displays the Pee Dee Conference championship trophy which a hardworking team won in 1961. After getting the correct stance. Butch Grantham prepares to throw the shot-put. After getting set for the 220 yard dash, Steve Barfield awaits the sound of the starting gun. Prior to the conference meet, Ray Alexander warms up by making several discus throws. 1961-62 Two members of the conference-winning relay team, Billy Hough and Kenneth Huggins practice their handoff. We offer our support to the publications of Hartsville High School through ... COOPERATION INTEREST PATRONAGE % t V A D VER TI SE The only thing that is important is, wFiere(rre-you-gomg? 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State Convention, 60; Student Council, 60, 61, 62; Secretary of Student Council, 61, 62; Secretary of District VI Spring Rally, 61; Homeroom President, 62; President of Junior Class, 61; Secretary of Senior Class, 62; Serving Committee of Jr.-Sr. Banquet, 60, 61; Decoration Committee for Talent Night, 61; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Banquet, 61; Junior Class Float Committee, 61; Student Council Float Committee, 59, 60, 61, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Student Disc Jockey, 62; Girls’ Intramural Track Meet, 60; Office Assistant, 62; Curtis Magazine Captain, 62; Chorus, 60, 61, 62; Sextette, 61; Choraleer substitute, 60; Choraleer, 60, 61; Gay Notes, 62; District Chorus Festival, 60, 61; State Chorus Festival, 61; State Music Clinic, 61; Chorus pianist, 60, 61, 62; Senior Graduation pianist, 61. ALEXANDER, GENE RAIFORD: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Magazine Salesman, 62; Referee for Midget Football gams, 62; Co-captain, Varsity Football, 62; Pee Dee Conference Track Meet, 60, 61, 62; Sand Hills Conference Track Meet, 61, 62; Lower State Track Meet, 60, 61, 62; State Track Meet, 61, 62; Optimist Relays, 61, 62; District Band Clinic, 59; District Band Festival, 59; State Band Festival, 59; Florence Fair Band Contest, 59; Band Day at Clemson, 59; Spring Band Concert, 59; Christmas Band Concert, 59; Block H Club, 59, 60, 61, 62; Band, 59; Junior Varsity Football, 59, 60; Varsity Football, 61, 62; Track, 60, 61, 62; T I Club, 62; Science Cub, 59; Talent Night, 59, 60; Intramural Track Meet, 59. ANDERSON, PAMELA ELAINE: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Drama Club, 59; Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Field Day, 59. ANDREWS, PATSY ANN: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A. Red Cross Committe, 61; F.H.A., 59, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Chorus, 61, 62; District Chorus Festival, 61; Future Nurses Club, 61, 62. ASKINS, SARAH ALICE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Band, 59, 60, 61, 62; Shrine Bowl Parade, 61; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest, 59; Senior Class Play Decorating Committee, 62; Talent Night, 60; Biology Club, 59; District Band Quartet, 61; District Concert Band, 61; Southern 500 Parade, 59, 60; District Music Festival, 59, 60, 61; U.S.C. Band Day, 61; Clemson Band Day, 60. BAYNES, BETTY ALICE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Junior Honor Society, 59; Christian Youth Vice-President, 59; Junior Varsity Basketball, 60; Newsreel Staff, 59; Secretary of Homeroom, 60, 62; Library Club, 60, 61; District Library Club Meeting, 60; State Library Club Meeting, 60; Biology Club, 60; Latin Club, 60; Latin Forum, 60; Float Committee, 60, 61, 62; Pep Squad, 60, 61, 62; Decorating Committee of Senior Class Play, 62; Commencement Marshal, 61; National Honor Society Secretary-Treasurer, 62; Sipa Convention, 61; Retrospect Staff, 61, 62, Co-editor, 62. BAXLEY, THOMAS LEDBETTER, JR.: Student Gen- eral Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Chorus, 61, 62; Chorus pianist, 62; Gay Notes accompanist, 62; District Music Festival, 61; Homeroom Secretary, 59; Science Club, 59; Lassie Thrift Club, 59; Art Club, 60; Biology Club, 60; High Notes, 61, 62; Exchange Editor for High Notes. 62; High Notes typist, 61; Editor’s Conference at Winthrop College, 61; Bus Driver, 62; Disc Jockey, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. BEATTIE, CHERYL ELIZABETH: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; President of Christian Youth, 59; Junior Varsity Cheerleader Co-captain, 59; National Junior Honor Society, 59; President of Homeroom, 60; Office Assistant, 59; Vice-President of Homeroom, 61; Vice-President of Student Council, 62; Varsity Head Cheerleader, 62; Member of Block H, 60, 61; Latin Club, 60; Chorus, 61; High Notes, 62; Chairman of Junior-Senior Decoration Committee, 61; D. A. R. Award, 62; National Honor Society, 61; National Honor Society Convention, 61; Student Council Convention, 60; Talent Night, 61; Student Council Float Committee, 60, 62; Junior Class Float Committee, 61; Chorus District Festival, 61; Marshal at Commencement, 61; Class Night Marshal, 61; Senior Play Marshal, 62; Football Sponsor, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; F.H.A., 62; Sales and Service Club, 61; Girls’ State, 61; College Day Marshal, 62. BEDENBAUGH, ROBERT CHARLES: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Block H Club, 60, 61; Baseball, 60, 61, 62; T I Club, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. BENSON, CAROLYN LOUISE: Student General Asso- ciation, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A., 59, 60; Treasurer of Homeroom, 60, 61; Float Committee, 60; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 60; District Chorus Festival, 61; State Chorus Festival, 61; Chorus, 61, 62; Field Day, 61; Bus Driver, 62; J.H.A., 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. BRADSHAW, EVELYN ANN: Student General Asso- ciation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Chorus, 60, 61; Girls’ Field Day, 59, 60; F.H.A. Member, 61, 62; F.H.A. Rally and Fair, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Sales, 61, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Senior Class Play Committee. BRITT, WALTER KIRBY: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; T I Club, 59, 60, 61, 62; Varsity Football, 61; Block H Club, 61; Junior Varsity Football, 59, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. BROWN, RACHEL ETTA: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Drama Club, 59; Chorus, 59, 60, 61, 62; District Chorus Festival, 60, 61; State Chorus Festival, 61; Chorus Historian, 61; Art Club, 60; Biology Club, 60; High Notes Staff, 61, 62; High Notes Art Editor, 62; Winthrop College Editors’ Conference, 61; Art Work for School, 61; Future Nurses Club, Publicity Chairman, 62; Future Teachers Club, Publicity Chairman, 62; Senior Class Float Committee, 62; Pep Squad, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Hundred Dollar Club, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Senior Class Play Publicity Committee, 62. BRUMBAUGH, JOHN ALAN: Student General Asso- ciation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Latin Club, 59, 60; Biology Club, 60; Library Club, 60; Library Convention, 60; Float Committee, 60; Flower Show, 60; T I Club, 61, 62; T I Convention, 61, 62; Debate Team, 61; Annual Sociology Forum, 61; J.E.T.'s Club, 61, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. BRYANT, BETTY LOUISE: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Future Homemakers of America, 59, 60; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 60; F.B.L.A., 62; Basketball Team, 59. 145 SENIOR STATISTICS BURCH, STEPHANIE LOUISE: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Office Assistant, 59, 60, 61; Office Assistants Club, 59; Senior Class Float Committee, 62; Pep Squad, 60, 61, 62; High Notes, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Program Salesman, 62; Talent Night, 61; Talent Night Announcer, 61; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 59; Biology Club, 60; Homecoming Sponsor, 62; Art Club, 60; Future Homemakers of America, 62; Flower Show Committee. 60; Secretary of Christian Youth, 59; Secretary of Homeroom, 59, 60; Treasurer of Homeroom, 62. BYRD, ANN GAY: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A., 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A. Treasurer, 60; F.H.A. State Convention, 61; Homecoming Reception, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Library Assistant, 61, 62; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 60; Bus Driver, 61, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62. BYRD. BRENDA VIRGINIA: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Junior Band Majorette, 59; Band Member, 59, 60, 61, 62; District Band Festival, 60; Clem-son Band Day, 61; Drama Club, 59; Shrine Bowl Game, 62; Carolina Band Day, 61, 62; Talent Night, 61; District Concert Band, 61; State Marching Contest, 61; Majorette Senior Band. 60, 61, 62. CARTER. ROBERT BURTON: Student General Asso- ciation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Fire Marshal, 59, 60; Band, 59, 60, 61, 62. CASSIDY, ELMORE ELISHA: Student General Asso- ciation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Chief Fire Marshal, 59; Homeroom officer, 59, 61; National Junior Honor Society, 59; Science Club, 59; Latin Club, 60; Office Assistant, 60; Boys’ Quartet, 60, 61, 62; Fire Marshal, 60; Mixed Chorus, 61, 62; National Honor Society, 61, 62; Bus Drive, 61, 62; Vice-President of Senior Class, 62. CHAPMAN, DIANNE BYRD: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Christian Youth, 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 60; Girls’ Intramural Track Meet, 60; Office Assistant, 61; Varsity Basketball, 59, 60, 61, 62; Block H Club, 60, 61; Future Nurses Club, 61, 62; Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 62; T I Club, 62; Treasurer of Future Nurses Club, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Student Disc Jockey, 62; District Representative Nurses Club, 61, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Bus Driver, 61, 62; Girls’ Field Day, 61. CLARK, GAIL: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A., 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A. State Convention, 59, 60; Office Assistant, 60, 61; Future Nurses’ Club, 61, 62; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 61; F.H.A. District Convention, 61; F.N.A. District Convention, 61; Vice-President of F.N.A., 61; F.H.A. State Convention, 61; Red Fox Ticket Salesman, 62; Concession Stand W’orker, 62; Magazine Salesman, 62. CLARK, RONALD BRUCE: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; T I Club, 59, 60, 61, 62; Fire Marshal, 59; Science Club, 59, 60, 61; Camera Club, 60; Art Club, 60; Substitute Bus Driver, 61, 62. CONNELL, CLYDE WILLIAM: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Vice-President of Science Club, 59; Audio-Visual Aid Club, 59, 61; Art Club, 60; Float Committee, 59, 60; Junior High Basketball Team, 59; Varsity Basketball Team, 61; Magazine Salesman, 62; Vice-President of Home Room. 59; Treasurer of T I Club, 62; Tennis Team, 62; Sales Service, 62; Band, 59. COOK, WILLIAM ROY, JR.: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Band, 59, 60, 61, 62; Golf Team, 61, 62; Homeroom Fire Marshal, 62; Band Publicity Manager, 62; National Honor Society. 62; Biology Club, 60; Latin Club, 60; Brass ensemble at District Festival, 61; Cornet solo at District Festival, 59. COX, JUDITH CASSANDRA: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Library Assistant, 59, 60; President of Library Club, 59; Christian Youth, 59; Biology Club, 60; President of F.T.A., 62; High Notes, 62; Science Club, 59; Secretary of Homeroom, 59, 60; Girls’ Field Day, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Music Appreciation, 59; Chorus. 59, 60; Float Committee, 59, 60; Poem published in National Anthology of High School Poetry, 61; Talent Night Committee, 61; Senior Class Play, 62; Band-Chorus Spring Festival, 60; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Essay Contest, 62; F.T.A., 60. DEMPSEY, WILLIAM ROBERT: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Homeroom President, 59, 60, 61; Vice-President of Homeroom, 62; Treasurer of Senior Class, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Secretary of Student Body, 60; Representative at Student Council District Rally, 59, 60; Marshal Talent Night, 60; Homecoming Float Committee, 59, 60, 61, 62; Third place State Electronics Test, 60; Science Club, 59; Junior-Senior Committee, 60; Secretary of T I Club, 61; T I Representative, 60; Science Fair, 60, 61; Senior Band, 59; First place Rating District Band Festival, 59; T I Convention, Columbia, 60; T I Convention, Clemson College, 61, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Marshal Homecoming Football Game, 60, 61; Marshal Senior Class Play, 62; Electronics T I Club, 60, 61, 62; Sonoco T I Trip, 60; Student Council Float Committee, 59, 60, 61; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 61. DIXON, JASPER FLOYD: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Science Club, 59; T I Club, 60, 61, 62; F.F.A., 59; Block H Club, 61; Football. 60, 61; Card Salesman, 61; Clemson Convention, 62. DRINKARD, JOHN MONROE: Student General Asso- ciation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Block H Club, 60; T I Club, 59; Manager of Football Team, 60; Track Team, 60, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. DUDLEY, WILLIAM GOODSON, JR.: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Junior Varsity Football, 58; Varsity Football, 59, 60; Track Team, 60; Tennis Team, 60; Fire Marshal, 58; $200 Club, 62. DUVAL, ANNE ANTOINETTE: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Library Club, 59; Art Club, 60; Biology Club, 60; Chorus District Festival, 61; Chorus State Festival, 61; F.H.A. Reporter, 62; High Notes, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Chairman of Program Sales, 62; Pep Squad, 60, 61, 62; Talent Night, 61; Homecoming Football Sponsor, 60; Senior Class Float Committee, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; F.H.A. District Meeting, 62. 146 SENIOR STA TISTICS EASTERLING, RUSSELL ALLAN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Sales and Service, 60; Intramural Track Team, 59, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Photography Club, 59; Junior Varsity Basketball, 59; Junior Varsity Football, 59; Varsity Basketball, 61; Varsity Baseball, 60; Audio-Visual Team, 61; Block H Club, 61; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Flower Show, 59, 60; Mixed Chorus, 62. EDWARDS, THELMA LUCILE: Student General Asso- ciation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Chorus. 60, 61, 62; Chorus State Festival, 60; Chorus District Festival, 60, 61; Library Club, 60, 61; Vice-President of Library Club, 61; Library State Convention, 60; Library District Convention, 60, 61; Head Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 59; Varsity Cheerleader, 62; Class Night Marshal, 61; Graduation Marshal, 61; National Junior Honor Society, 59; Retrospect Staff, 62; Homecoming Sponsor, 61; Junior Class Talent Night, 61; Future Teachers of America, 61; Homeroom Vice-President, 59, 60; Christian Youth, 59; Office Assistant, 59; Float Committee, 59, 60, 61, 62; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Vice-President of Biology Club, 60; Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee, 61; National Honor Society, 61; Green Counter Worker, 59; Flower Show Committee, 61, 61; Pep Squad, 59, 60, 61; Book Rental Committee, 62; Red Fox Ticket Salesman, 62; Magazine Committee, 62; Senior Play Cast, 62. ELLIOTT, WILLIAM BRADLEY: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Science Award, 59; Senior Band, 59, 60, 61, 62; Band President, 62; District Music Festival, 59; Clemson Band Day, 59; Southern 500 Parade, 59, 60; Pee Dee Fair Band Contest, 59; Eastern District Band Clinic, 59, 60; South Carolina Marching Band Contest, 60; University of South Carolina Band Day, 61; Biology Club, 60; Latin Club President, 60; National Junior Honor Society, 59; National Honor Society, 61, 62; President of National Honor Society, 62; Talent Night Usher, 61; Class Night Marshal, 61; Commencement Marshal, 61; Semi-Finalist in National Merit Scholarship Competition, 62. FLOYD, ERNESTINE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Homeroom President, 59; Student Council, 59; F.H.A., 59, 60, 62; F.H.A. Yearbook Chairman, 61; Record Book Committee Chairman, 62; F.B.L.A., 60, 62; Float Committee, 60; Junior-Senior Committee, 61; Future Teachers of America, 62; Vice-President of F.T.A., 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Office Assistant, 60; Concession Stand Worker, 61; Senior Class Play Committee, 61; State Fair Convention, 59, 60; High Notes Staff, 60, 61; F.H.A. Convention, 59; Homecoming Dance Committee, 61. FRAMPTON, HARRY HASTINGS: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Varsity Basketball Team, 59, 60, 61; First Man - Tennis Team, 59, 60, 61; Audio-Visual Club, 59; Science Club, 59; Biology Club, 60; Block H Club, 59, 60, 61; Golf Team, 59; Junior Varsity Football, 60; Varsity Football, 61; Sales and Service, 60, 61; Green Counter Worker, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 61; Homeroom President, 59; Student Council, 59; Pee Dee Conference Tennis Tournament, 61; Pee Dee Conference Tennis Champion, 61; Tennis Champion in Doubles, 61; Junior Varsity Basketball, 59. FREEMAN, WALTER CLARK: Student General Asso- ciation, 59, 60, 61, 62; T I Club, 59; Science Club, 59. GAINEY, GWENDOLYN ELEASE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Future Nurses Club, 59, Secretary, 62; F.H.A.; Bloodmobile Worker, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. GAINEY, JENNINGS RYAN: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Biology Club, 60; Art Club, 61; Christian Youth, 59; Band Member, 59, 60, 61, 62; Senior Class Play, 62; Homeroom Treasurer, 62; District Band Festival, 59, 60; State Band Festival, 60; District Concert Band, 61; T I Club, 62; Shrine Bowl Game, 62; Clemson Band Day, 62; South Carolina Band Day, 62; State Marching Band Contest, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Band Candy Sale, 60, 61; Flower Show Committee, 60, 61. GALLOWAY. BETTY OLIVIA: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Homeroom President, 59, 60, 62; Secretary of Student Council, 59; National Junior Honor Society, 59; Student Council, 59, 60, 62; Library Club, 60; State Library Convention, 60; Latin Club, 60; Latin Forum, 60; District Student Council Meeting, 60; Junior Class Secretary, 61; Chorus, 61; Retrospect Staff, 61, 62; Co-editor of Retrospect. 62; Graduation Marshal, 61; Float Committee, 59, 60. 61, 62; SIPA Convention, 61; Marshal for Senior Class Play, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. GARDNER, MICHAEL BOLIN: Student General Asso- ciation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Homeroom Secretary, 60; Homeroom President, 61; Student Council Member, 61; Track Team, 61; Block H Club, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. GARLAND, STEVEN TONY: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Vice-President of Electronics T I, 60, 61; T I Club, 60, 61, 62; T I Convention, 61; Science Club, 59; Scoreboard Committee, 61; Junior-Senior Committee, 61. GIBSON, JUANITA TRENARDE: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Office Assistant, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Talent Night Decoration Committee, 61; F.H.A., 59; F.H.A. Convention, 59; F.H.A. Leadership Weekend, 59; Manager Girls’ Basketball Team, 62; F.B.L.A., 62; Disc Jockey, 62; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 60; Float Committee, 69; Senior Class Ticket Committee, 62; Pep Squad, 59, 60, 61. GILBERT, SARAH ELLEN: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Nurses Club, 59, 60, 62, President, 62; Float Committee, 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 60; F.H.A. Member, 59, 60, 61; District F.H.A. Meeting, 59, 60; Bus Driver, 61, 62; Bloodmobile Worker, 61, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. GOODSON, BARBARA ANN: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; National Junior Honor Society, 59; Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 59; Green Counter, 59; Christian Youth, 59; Junior Varsity Basketball, 60; Biology Club President, 60; Latin Club, 60; Talent Night, 61; Model of the Month, 61; Homeroom Vice-President, 61, 62; Homeroom Secretary, 60; Varsity Cheerleader, 61, 62; National Honor Society, 61, 62, Editor of “The ABC’s of 147 SENIOR STA TISTICS Hartsville High , 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; $100 Club, 62; Girls' Block H Club, 61; Float Committee, 59, 60, 62; Graduation Marshal, 61; Senior Class Play Marshal, 62; Class Night Marshal, 61; Office Assistant, 60, 61; Retrospect, 62, Business Manager; Pep Squad Captain, 60; Library Assistant, 60; Chorus, 61, 62; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee, 61; Student Council Decoration Committee, 62; Miss Hi Miss, 62; National Honor Society State Convention, 61; District Chorus Festival, 60; State Library Club Convention, 60; Homeroom Captain of Magazine Sales, 62; Flower Show Committee, 60; Essay Contest, 62. GOODSON, CHARLES HENRY: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Chorus, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Flower Show Committee, 61; Audio-Visual Team, 59; Float Committee, 61; Christian Youth, 59, 60; Science Club, 59. GRANT, WILLIE MAE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Homeroom President, 59; Head Majorette Junior Band, 59; Majorette Senior Band, 60, 61, 62; Homecoming Court, 59, 60, 61, 62, Homecoming Queen, 62; District Band Festival, 60; State Band Festival, 60; Student Council, 59; Biology Club, 60; Nurses Club, 60; F.H.A., 61; Clemson Band Day, 61; Carolina Band Day, 61, 62; Shrine Bowl Game, 62; Field Day, 60, 61; Secretary of Homeroom, 62; Senior Class Play Decoration Committee, 62; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 60; Christian Youth, 59; Team Twirling District Contest, 60; Team Twirling State Contest, 60; Talent Night, 61; District Concert Band, 61; State Marching Contest, 61; Band Vice-President, 62. GRANTHAM, NOAH: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Football Team, 60, 61, 62; Block H Club, 60, 61; Junior Varsity Football, 59; Back of the Year Award, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Socks Salesman, 60; Talent Night, 60; Track Team, 60, 61; Homeroom Secretary, 60; Fire Marshal, 60; Pennant Salesman, 60, 61; Homeroom Treasurer, 61; Science Club, 59; Biology Club, 60; Sales Service Club, 61. GRIGGS, BRENDA ANN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; F.H.A., 59, 60, 61, 62; Homeroom Treasurer, 60; Disc Jockey, 62; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 60; Concession Stand Worker, 62; District F.H.A. Convention, 60; Christian Youth, 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Girls’ Field Day, 61. GRIGGS, SHIRLEY JEAN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Office Assistant, 59; F.H.A., 59; Nurses Club, 59, 61; Float Committee, 59; Biology Club, 60; Secretary of Nurses Club, 61; Field Day, 61; Chorus, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Disc Jockey, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; F.T.A., 62. HAFNER, FRANK WILBUR: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Float Committee, 59; Fire Marshal, 61; Magazine Salesman, 62; Track Team, 61; Intramural Track Meet, 61. HALL, CHARLES ELLIS: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Intramural Track Meet, 59. 60, 61; Christian Youth, 59; T I Club, 61, 62; T I Convention, 61, 62; Secretary of homeroom, 61; Lighting Committee of Senior Class Play, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. HARRELL, MARTHA FAYE: Student General Association, 59. 60, 61, 62; Drama Club, 59; F.H.A., 59, 60, 61; Nurses Club, 61, 62; Concession Stand, 61, 62; Magazine Salesman, 61; Field Day, 61; Chorus, 59. HAYNES, BETTY ELAINE: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Pep Squad, 59; Christian Youth, 59; Biology Club, 60; Varsity Basketball Team, 60, 61, 62; Nurses Club, 60; Captain of Field Day, 60, 61; Block H Club, 61; Co-captain of Basketball Team, 61; Captain of Basketball Team, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Future Business Leaders, 62. HENRY, ROGER HOWARD: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Fire Marshal, 59; President of Science Club, 59; Student Council District Rally, 59; Freshman Float Committee, 59; Audio-Visual Team, 59, 60; Delegate to SCSPA Convention, 59; Member of Newsreel Staff, 59; Secretary of Homeroom, 60; Art Club, 60; Biology Club, 60; Flower Show, 60; President of Homeroom, 60; Student Council, 60, 62; Toastmaster at Junior-Senior, 61; Usher at Talent Night, 61; Junior Class Float Committee, 61; Assistant Business Manager of High Notes. 61; Golf Team, 61, 62; Guide for B.E. Day, 61; Story of the Month Contest Winner, 61; State Debate Team, 61; Sociology Forum at Winthrop, 61; State Debate Clinic, 61; State Debate Contest, 61; President of Senior Class, 62; Associate Editor of High Notes, 62; Chairman Senior Magazine Sales, 62; National Honor Society, 62; Escort for Homecoming, 62; Student Disc Jockey, 62; Sales and Service Club, 62; Senior Class Float Committee, 62; Guide at Parent’s Night, 62. HICKSON, EMMA JANE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Junior-Senior Committee, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Make-up Committee for Senior Class Play, 62; Talent Night, 61; F.H.A. Leadership Weekend, 61; Chorus Festival, 61; F.H.A. State Convention, 61; F.H.A., 59, 60, 61; T I Club, 62; Christian Youth, 59. HODGES, DONALD JERRY: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; T I Club, 59, 60, 61, 62; Track Team, 62; Float Committee, 60; Block H Club, 61. HOLLOMAN, JAMES ALLEN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; T I Club, 59, 60, 61; T I Convention, 61; Second Place Winner in Carpentry Skill Contest, 61; Fire Marshal, 60. HORNE, CAROLYN EUNICE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A. Club, 59, 60; Basketball Team, 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; F.B.L.A. Club. HORNE, ELEANOR JOSIE: Student General Associa- tion, F.H.A. President, 59; Vice-President of Homeroom, 60; F.H.A. Secretary, 61; Secretary of Homeroom, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Chairman of Decorating M8 SENIOR ST A TISTICS Committee for Homecoming Dance, 61; Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Music Clinic, 60; Festivals, 59, 60; F.H.A. State Convention, 61; F.H.A., 60; High Notes Staff. 61; T I Club, 62; Chorus, 59, 60, 61, 62; Choraleers, 59, 60, 61; Talent Night, 59, 60, 61. HOUCK, KENNETH WAYNE: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62, Student Disc Jockey, 62. HOUGH, WILLIAM FRANKLIN: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Football Team, 60, 61, 62; Track Team, 59, 60, 61, 62; Homeroom President, 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Captain of Intramural Track Team, 60, 61; T I Club, 60, 61, 62; Block H Club. 59, 60, 61. 62; Junior Varsity Football, 59; T I Club, 62; T I Convention, 62. HOWELL, MELINDA JOYCE: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Art Club, 59; Christian Youth, 59, 60; Talent Night, 59; Chorus, 59, 62; F.H.A., 60, 61, 62; Biology Club, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; State Fair Convention. 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62. HOWLE, JOYCE RAE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Office Assistant, 61. 62; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 61; Homeroom Treasurer, 62; Homeroom Secretary, 61; Secretary of Honor Society, 61; F.H.A. Convention, 59; F.H.A. Leadership Weekend, 59; Biology Club, 60; F.H.A., 59; Retrospect Staff, 62; National Junior Honor Society, 59; National Honor Society, 61, 62; Marshal at Graduation, 61; F.B.L.A., 62; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 60; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 61; Float Committee, 59; Pep Squad, 59, 60, 61; F.H.A. Scrapbook Committee, 59; Chorus, 59; Poem published in National Anthology of High School Poetry, 60, 61; Music Appreciation Club, 59. HOWLE, KENNETH BOYD: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.F.A., 59, 60, 61; Dairy Judging Team, 59; F.F.A. President, 60, 61; Soil Judging Team, 60, 61; Parliamentary Procedure Team, 60, 61; Poultry Judging Team, 61; Bus Driver, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; State F.F.A. Convention, 60; Scond Place Winner in State Parliamentary Procedure Contest, 60; Second Place Winner in Federation Parliamentary Procedure Contest. HOWLE, SANDRA LYNN: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A. Club, 59, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; F.B.L.A., 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Basketball Team, 59. HUGGINS, BRENDA JOYCE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A. 59, 60; Pep Squad, 60; Float Committee, 59; Junior Varsity Basketball, 60; Chorus, 60, 61; Varsity Basketball, 61; Block H Club, 61; District Chorus Festival, 61; Co-captain Basketball Team, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62, HUGGINS, WILLIAM KENNETH: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Football Team, 60, 61, 62; Block H Club, 60, 61; Junior Varsity Football Team, 59; Socks Salesman, 60; Usher at Talent Night, 60, 61; Track Team, 60, 61, 62; Fire Marshal, 59; Decorating Committee for Junior-Senior, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Secretary of Homeroom, 59, 62; Science Club, 59; Biology Club, 61; Sales and Service, 61. HUNTER, JEANETTE ALMA: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Office Assistant, 59; Field Day Participant, 59; Magazine Salesman, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 61; District Music Festival, 59; State Music Festival, 59; Jump Rope Clown in Assembly, 60. HURLEY, PHILIP LISLIE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Band, 59, 60, 61, 62. IRVIN, ROBERT RYLAND, JR.: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Co-Sports Editor of Retrospect, 62; Student Disc Jockey, 62; Science Club, 59; Latin Club, 60; Block H Club, 60. 61; Sales and Service Club, 62; Football Captain, 62; Lineman of the Year, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; President of Homeroom, 60, 62; Secretary of Homeroom, 61; Sock Salesman, 60; Student Council, 60, 61, 62; Christmas Decorating Committee, 62; Student Council Representative, 60, 61, 62; Boys State, 61; Retrospect Staff, 62; Socialogy Forum, 61; Talent Night, 60; Junior Varsity Football, 59; President of Sales and Service Club, 62; Fotball, 60, 61, 62; Pennant Salesman, 60, 61; Referee for Little Boys Football. 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62. JAMES, GERALD DEE: Student General Association, 59. 60. 61, 62; T I Club, 59, 60; F.F.A., 59, 60, 61. JEFFORDS, KENNETH EARL: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Tennis Team, 61; State Tennis Tournament, 61; Pee Dee Conference, 61; Fire Marshal, 59, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand W’orker, 62; Float Committee, 59; Junior Varsity Football, 59; Senior Play Committee, 62. JOHNSON, MARY ELIZABETH: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Christian Youth, 59; National Junior Honor Society, 59; Green Counter, 59, Junior-Senior Decoration Committee, 60; Biology Club, 60; Latin Club, 60; Library Assistant, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; $100 Club. 62; Newsreel, 59; Office Assistant, 62; District Library Convention, 61; Senior Class Play Cast, 62; Student Disc Jockey, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Talent Night, 62; F.B.L.A., 62. JONES, DAVID HILTON: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.F.A., 60, 61; Fire Marshal, 60, 61; Biology Club, 61; Garden Club, 61; President of F.F.A., 60; Sentinel of F.F.A., 59; Soil Judging Team, 59, 60; Dairy Judging Team, 60; Livestock Judging Team, 60; Parliamentary Procedure Team, 59, 60; Bus Driver, 60, 62; Gasing Committee, 60, 62. JONES, GENEVA VIOLA: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Christian Youth, 59; Chorus, 61, 62; Chorus District Festival, 61; Chorus State Festival, 61; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; F.B.L.A., 62. JONES, VICKI TERESA: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A., 59; Nurses Club, 59; Fire Marshal, 59; Captain of Intramural Softball Club, 60; F.H.A., 61, 62. 149 SENIOR ST A TISTICS JONES, WILLIAM IKE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.F.A. Club, 59, 60, 61; Soil Judging Contest, 59; Poultry Judging Contest, 59, 60; F.F.A. President, 60, 61; State F.F.A. Convention, 60; Parliamentary Procedure Team, 60, 61; Dairy Judging Contest, 60; Vice-President Homeroom, 60; Bus Driver, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. JORDAN, JOSEPH HOPKINS: Student General Association, 62; T I Club, 62; Transferred from Florida Military Academy. KELLEY, ALFRED HOYT: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Bus Driver, 61, 62; Gasing Committee, 61, 62; Track Team, 59, 62. KELLEY, TED FULTON: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Track Team, 61; Senior Class Play Cast, 61; Chorus, 61, 62. KENDALL, ROY DOUGLAS, JR.: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Baseball Team, 60, 61, 62; T I Club, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Block H Club, 61; Christian Youth Club, 59, 60. KING, LINDA RUTH: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Student Council, 59, 60, 61, 62; Homeroom President, 59, 60, 61, 62; High Notes. 61, 62; Offce Assistant, 62; Green Counter, 62; Senior Class Play Marshal, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Science Club, 59; Talent Night, 60; Concession Stand Worker, 62; F.H.A., 59, 60, 61; Float Committee, 59, 60, 61, 62; Secretary of F.T.A., 62; Chorus, 59; Student Council State Convention, 59; Student Council District Rally, 60; F.B.L.A., 62; Disc Jockey, 62; F.H.A. Rally, 59; F.H.A. Convention, 60. LANGSTON, JUDY CAROL: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Biology Club, 59; Office Assistant, 59, 60; Pep Squad, 59, 60; Float Committee, 59, 60; Fire Marshal, 62; Magazine Salesman, 62; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, 59; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Transferred from Ohio, 62. LATHEM, NANCY ELIZABETH: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Homeroom Vice-President, 59; Art Club, 60; Future Homemakers of America, 59, 60, 61, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Office Assistant, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Girls’ Intramural Track Meet, 60, 61; Jr.-Sr. Serving Committee,, 60; South Carolina Trade and Industrial Club, 62; Entry in Flower Show, 60, 61; Homeroom Office, 60. LEEDER, SUSAN ELEANOR: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Office Assistant, 59; Biology Club, 61; South Carolina Trade and Industrial Club, 62; Senior Class Play, 61; Future Homemakers of America, 61; F.H.A. Convention, 61; Science Club, 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Future Business Leaders of America, 60; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 60; Disc Jockey, 62. LONG, LINDA ELLEN: Student General Association, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Office Assistant, 62; Transferred from Monroe, North Carolina, 61. MARTIN, GAY VALERIA: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A., 59, 60, 61; Football Sponsor, 59; Science Club, 59; Chorus, 60, 61; Talent Night, 60, 61; Future Nurses Club, 60; F.H.A. Scrapbook Committee, 60; District Music Festival, 60; State Music Festival, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62. MASSEY, JOAN ELIZABETH: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Christian Youth, 59; Biology Club, 60; Latin Club, 60; Chorus, 61, 62; F.T.A., 62; Disc Jockey, 62; State Music Festival, 61; District Music Festival, 61; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. McCULLOUGH, JOHN JORDAN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Camera Club, 60, 61, President Pro-tempory. McDONALD, CARL HILTON: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Tennis, 60, 61; State Tennis Tournament, 61; Pee Dee Tennis Tournament, 60, 61; Pee Dee Tennis Tournament Doubles Champion, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 61; Concession Stand Worker, 61; Block H Club, 60, 61; Runner-up State Doubles Tennis, 61. McFARLAND, GLENN EUGENE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Intermediate Trackmeet, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Gasing Committee, 62. McFARLAND, JIMMY CARROLL: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62. McLENDON, JOYCE ANN: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A., 59, 60, 61; Concession Stand Worker, 62; T. I., 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. MELTON, HILDA OLIVIA: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Office Assistant, 59; F.H.A., 59; F.H.A. Convention, 59; Float Committee, 59; Secretary of F.H.A., 59; F.B.L.A., 60; Scrapbook Committee of F.B.L.A., 60; F.H.A., 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Bus Driver, 62; F.H.A. State Convention, 60; Chorus, 59. MILLER, ROY EDWARD: Student General Association, 61, 62; Basketball, 61; Track, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; T. I., 62. MIMS, BURNADINE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Christian Youth, 59; F.H.A., 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Office Assistant, 62; F.B.L.A., 62. MOORE, GEORGE KENNETH: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Chorus, 61, 62; Audio-visual, 61, 62; Flower Show, 60, 61; Float Committee, 60, 61; Senior Class Play Committee, 61; Band, 59, 60; Football, 60; Christian Youth, 59, 60; Science Club, 59; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. MOORE, PRISCILLA JOYCE: Student General Associa- tion, 62; Pep Squad, 62; High Notes Staff, 62; Publicity Committee on Senior Class Play, 62; Transferred from Massachusetts, 62. 150 SENIOR STA TISTICS MUNN, WILLIE EUGENE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Homeroom President, 59; Science Club, 59; Baseball, 60, 61, 62; Senior Class Play, 62; T. I., 61, 62; T. T. Convention, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62, Secretary of T. I., 61; Chorus, 62. MUNN, JACKIE CLEVELAND: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.F.A., 59, 60, 61; T. I., 61, 62; Parliamentary Procedure, 60; Dairy Judging Team, 59, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. NORTHCUTT, RONALD RAY: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; T I Club, 59, 60, 61, 62; T I Secretary, 62; T I State Convention, 60, 61, 62; Float Committee, 60, 62; Junior-Senior Committee, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; President of Sophomore Class, 60; Vice-President of Homeroom, 62; Student Council, 60; Captain Intramural Track Meet, 60; Secretary of Freshman Class, 59. ODOM, DOROTHY VERMELLE: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A., 59, 60; Chorus, 61, 62; Chorus District Festival, 61; Chorus State Festival, 61; Bus Driver, 62; F.B.L.A., 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. O’NEAL, BECKY GASKINS: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Junior Honor Society, 59; National Honor Society, 60, 61; Biology Club, 59; Future Nurses Club, 59; Homeroom Treasurer, 60; Homeroom President, 61; Junior Class Play Committee, 60; Marshal Class Night, 60; Marshal at Graduation, 60; Student Council, 61; Pep Squad, 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 61; Science Club, 59; Junior-Senior Committee, 60; Float Committee, 61. O’NEAL, ROBERT EDWIN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Biology Club, 60; Sales and Service Club, 61; T I Club, 62; Float Committee, 60, 61; Magazine Salesman, 62; Homeroom Secretary, 61; Chorus, 62; Flower Show, 60. O’NEAL, ELOISE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Drama Club, 59; Art Club, 59; F.H.A., 59; Library Assistant, 59; Office Assistant, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; F.B.L.A., 62. O’NEAL, LINDA BEATRICE: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Christian Youth, 59; Chorus, 59, 60, 61, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Chorus District Festival, 61; Chorus State Festival, 61; F.H.A., 59; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; F.B.L.A., 62. OUTLAW, JANICE RAE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Vice-President of Freshman Class, 59; Freshman Representative for Homecoming Queen’s Court, 59; President of Homeroom, 60; Student Council, 60; F.B.L.A., 60, 62; F.H.A., 62; Bus Driver, 61; Marshal for Senior Class Play, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Junior High Basketball Team, 60; Float Committee, 60; Office Assistant, 59, 60; Pep Squad, 60; Treasurer of Homeroom, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Student Council District Rally, 60; Girls’ Intramural Track Meet, 60. PARKER, BARBARA CAROL: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Band, 59, 60, 61, 62; State Marching Festival, 61; District Concert Festival, 61; Art Club, 60; F.H.A., 61; Christian Youth, 59; F.B.L.A., 62; Girls’ Intramural Track Meet, 60, 61; Senior Class Play Com- mittee, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Biology Club, 60; Clemson Band Day, 60; University of South Carolina Band Day, 62; Shrine Bowl Parade, 62. PARNELL, DONALD RAY: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 61, 62; Christmas Card Salesman for F.F.A., 59; Parliamentary Procedure Team, 60, 61; F.F.A., 59, 60, 61; T I Club, 60, 61. PARSONS, ELLIS HAYWOOD, JR.: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Band, 59, 60, 61; District Band Clinic, 60; District Band Festival, 61; Latin Club, 59; Student Council, 60, 61; Junior Honor Society, 59, 60; National Honor Society, 61, 62; Sales and Service, 62; Junior Class Float Committee, 61; Audio Visual Team, 62; Student Council District Rally, 60; Class Night Marshal, 61; Homeroom President, 60, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Junior Class Talent Night, 61. POLSON, JOHN ERVIN, III: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Art Club, 59, 60; Biology Club, 59, 60; Office Assistant, 60; First Annual Flower Show Committee, 60; Debate Team, 60, 61; Homecoming Float Committee, 60, 61; T I Club, 60, 61, 62; J.E.T.S. Club, 60, 61, 62; Sociology Forum Representative, 61; T I Club Convention Delegate, 61, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 61. POWELL, ALLISON CAROLE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Senior Class Representative in Homecoming Court, 62; Vice-President of Homeroom, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Varsity Cheerleader, 62; Senior Class Play Cast, 62; Retrospect Staff, 62; Red Fox Ticket Salesman, 62; Participant in Pee Dee Conference Tennis Tournament, 61; Secretary of Homeroom, 61; Chorus, 60, 61, 62; Choraleers, 61; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 61; Homecoming Float Committee, 61, 62; Talent Night, 61; Latin Club, 59, 60; Biology Club, 60; F.T.A., 61; Christian Youth, 59; Pep Squad, 60, 61; District Chorus Festival, 60, 61; Latin Forum, 60; Book Rental Committee, 62; State Music Festival, 60, 61; Art Club, 60. PRIVETTE, RICHARD DARGAN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Art Club, 60; Block H Club, 61, 62; T I Club, 62; Basketball Team, 60, 61, 62; Track Team, 60; Football Manager, 60; Audio Visual Team, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Intramural Track Meet, 61, 62; Sergeant at Arms (T I Club), 62; Float Committee, 62; Grammar School Football Coach, 61, 62. REAGAN, MARGARET TILLOTSON: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Junior Honor Society, 59; Green Counter, 59; Christian Youth, 59; Office Assistant, 59, 60, 61; Pep Squad, 60, 61, 62; Float Committee, 59, 60, 61, 62; Treasurer of Homeroom, 60; Library Assistant, 60; Library Convention in Winthrop, 60; Biology Club, 60; Flower Show Committee, 60, 61; Latin Club, 60; Accompanist at State Band Festival, 60; District Chorus Festival, 61; Chorus, 61; Poems published in National Anthology of High School Poetry, 60, 61; Poem published in Sermons in Poetry, 61; High Notes, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; $100 Club, 62; Jr.-Sr. Decoration Committee, 61; Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Committee, 61; National Honor Society, 61; Talent Night, 61; Book Rental Committee, 61; Student Director of Senior Class Play, 62; Southeastern Pulp and Paper Essay Contest, 62. 151 SENIOR STA TISTICS REGISTER, MYRA FAITH: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Red Fox Ticket Salesman, 62; Future Nurses Club, 61, 62; Future Homemakers of America, 59, 60, 61, 62; Chorus, 59, 60, 61, 62; Bloodmobile Worker, 61, 62; President of F.H.A., 62; President of Girls' Chorus, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; District Chorus Festival, 59, 61; State Chorus Festival, 59, 61; F.H.A. State Convention, 59, 60, 61, 62; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 60; Disc Jockey, 62; Art Club, 59; F.H.A. Program Committee, 62; F.H.A. Christmas Decoration Committee, 62; McLeod Infirmary Open House, 62; F.H.A. Fashion Show Model. RICHARDSON, ANNE ST. CLAIR: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; National Junior Honor Society, 59; Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 59; Green Counter Committee, 59; Christian Youth, 59; Junior Varsity Basketball, 60; Biology Club, 60, Treasurer; Latin Club, 60, Secretary; Book Rental Committee, 61, 62; Talent Night, 61; Model of the Month, 61; Homeroom Secretary, 60, 61, 62; Varsity Cheerleader, 61, 62; National Honor Society, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Girls’ Block H Club, 61; Float Committee, 62; Graduation Marshal, 61; Class Night Marshal, 61; Senior Class Play Marshal, 62; Office Assistant, 60; Retrospect Staff, 62; Pep Squad, 60, 61, 62; Co-Captain, 60; Program Salesman, 61; Girls’ Intramural Track Meet, 60; Contribution to “The ABC’s of Hartsville High , 62; Lab Assistant, 61. RICHEY, SAMUEL FREDRIC: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Vice-President of Science Club, 59; Baseball Team, 59; Intramural Track Meet, 59; Flower Show, 60; Art Club, 60; Biology Club, 60; Basketball Team, 60; Homeroom Secretary, 60; Audio-Visual Team, 59, 60; Sales Service Club, 59, 61; Fire Marshal, 60; Float Committee, 60; T I Club, 61; Vice-President of T I Club, 61; Bell Ringer, 61; Tennis Team, 60, 61; Chorus, 62; Junior-Senior Committee, 60. ROGERS, RUTH DARLENE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Vice-President of Student Body, 59; F.H.A., 59, 60; Art Club, 59, 60; Chorus, 59, 61, 62; Chorus Festival, 61; F.B.L.A. Club, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Class Secretary, 60; F.H.A. Convention, 60; F.H.A. Rally, 59; Talent Night, 59; Chorolettes, 59; Disc Jockey, 62; Biology Club, 60; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 60; Field Day, 61; Guide for Parents Night, 59; F.H.A. Home Project Winner, 59; Betty Crocker Contest, 62; National Junior Honor Society, 59; Candidate for Secretary of District F.H.A., 59. SCOTT, JOYCE ELLEN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Christian Youth, 59; Biology Club, 59; Art Club, 59; Fire Drill Committee, 60; Office Assistant, 61, 62; High Notes Staff, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession stand Worker, 62; F.T.A., 62; F.B.L.A., 61, 62; Red Fox Ticket Salesman, 62; Senior Class Play Marshal, 62. SEGARS, GOSNOLD GRAHAM, JR.: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; President of Homeroom, 59, 62; Student Council, 59, 62; Float Committee, 59; Vice-President of Homeroom, 60; Vice-President of Sophomore Class, 60; Art Club, 60; Talent Night, 60; Varsity Football Team, 60, 61, 62; Block H Club, 60, 61; President of Art Club, 60; Treasurer of Homeroom, 61; Treasurer of Junior Class, 61; Boys State, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Co-Sports Editor of Retrospect, 62; Sales and Service Club, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Christmas Decoration Committee, 62; Referee for Little Boys Football, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Stocks Salesman, 60; Pennant Salesman, 60. SHERRILL, WILLIAM LUTHER: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.F.A., 59, 60; F.A.A. Sentinel, 60; Livestock Judging Team, 59; Fire Marshal Club, 59; F.A.A. Camp, 59; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 61; Bus Driver, 59, 60, 61, 62; Bus Captain, 62. SIMS, VIRGINIA KIRKWOOD: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Junior-Senior Banquet Decorating Committee, 61; Secretary of Biology Club, 60; Treasurer of Homeroom, 62; Senior Disc Jockey, 62; Band Librarian, 62; Eastern District Band Clinic, 60; Camden State Marching Contest, 61; Southern 500 Parade, 60, 61; Shrine Bowl Parade, 62; Florence District Festival, 61; Clemson Band Day, 60; U.S.C. Band Day, 62; Senior Band, 60, 61. 62; Captain of Candy Sales, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Latin Club, 60; Latin Forum, 60; Christian Youth, 59; Music Appreciation Club, 59; Treasurer of F.T.A., 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; National Junior Honor Society, 59; National Honor Society, 61, 62; Art Editor of Handbook, 62; Marshal at Graduation, 61; Art Contest Winnr, 61; Model of the Month, 62; Program Chairman of Honor Society, 62. SMITH, RITA ELIZABETH: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Float Committee, 60, 61, 62; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 62; Office Assistant, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom Secretary, 61; Homeroom Secretary, 61; Homeroom Vice-President, 60; Talent Night, 61; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; National Honor Society, 61; Biology Club, 60; Graduation Marshal, 61; Class Night Marshal, 61; Christian Youth, 59; Pep Squad, 59, 60, 61, 62; Editor of High Notes, 62; High Notes Staff, 61; Newsreel Staff, 59; Furman Scholar, 62; Book Rental Committee, 61, 62; SCSPA Convention, 59, 61; High School Editors Conference, 61; SI PA Convention, 61. SMITH, FRANCES EVELYN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Library Assistant, 59; Office Assistant, 60, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; F.H.A., 59; Chorus, 60, 61, 62; State Music Festival, 60, 61; Biology Club, 61; Concession Stand Worker, 62; District Chorus Festival, 60, 61; Chorus Treasurer, 61; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 61. SOLOMON, JANET ANN: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Senior Band, 60, 61, 62; Latin Club, 60; Biology Club, 60; Senior Class Play Cast, 62; Clemson Band Day, 60; U.S.C. Band Day, 62; Music Appreciation Club, 59; Eastern District Music Festival, 61; Latin Forum, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Captain of Band Candy Sales Team, 61; Shrine Bowl Parade, 62. SPENCE, JOYCE ANN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Christian Youth, 59; Future Nurses Club, 61, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; District Representative of F.N.C., 61; T I Club, 62. STANTON, DOROTHY LEE: Student General Association, 60, 61, 62; F.B.L.A., 62; Transferred from Columbia High School, 60. STEWART, MARK KEITH: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Marshal at Class Night, 61; Marshal at Graduation, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Junior-Senior Welcome Speech, 61; College Day Usher, 60, 61; 152 SENIOR ST A TISTICS Float Committee, 59, 60, 61; Homeroom President, 59, 60; President of Junior Honor Society, 59; Vice-President of Junior Class, 61; Representative at Boys State, 61; Representative at National Student Council Convention, 60; Student Council State Convention, 60; Student Council District Rally, 59, 60; Sociology Forum, 61; Chorus, 62; Band, 59, 60, 61; National Honor Society, 61, 62; Debate Team, 60, 61; Chairman of District VI Student Council, 61; American Legion Award, 59; Baritone Solo, 61; Concession Stand Worker, 61; Optimist Speech Contest, 60; Usher at Talent Night, 60; Office Assistant, 59; Little Boys’ Football Coach, 61; Art Club, 60; President of Junior High Student Body, 59; President of Senior High Student Body, 61, 62. SULLIVAN, CHARLES LENSON: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Office Assistant, 60, 61, 62; Sales and Service Club, 62; Flower Show, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Float Committtee, 59, 60, 61, 62; Visual Aids Club, 59; Photography Club, 59; Secretary of Science Club, 59; Manager of Baseball Team, 60; Fire Marshal, 59; Palmetto Boys State, 61; Marshal at Talent Night, 61; Biology Club, 60, 62; Audio Visual Club, 62; Retrospect Staff, 62; Senior Class Play Committee, 61; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Little Boys’ Football Coach, 61; Civitan Guest, 62. TRUESDALE, DONNA LYNN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; J.H.A., 59; Library Assistant, 59; F.H.A., 60, 61, 62; Music Appreciation Club, 60; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 60; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee, 61; Girls’ Field Day, 61; Library Club, 62, President; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Senior Class Play Committe; Magazine Salesman, 62. TYNER, JANIE LUCILLE: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Homeroom Treasurer, 60; District Chorus Festival, 60, 61; State Chorus Festival, 60; F.B.L.A., 60; F.H.A., 59. VANN, BARBARA ANN: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Chorus, 59, 60, 61; District Music Festival, 60; State Music Festival, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; F.H.A., 59, 60, 61; Block H Club, 60, 61; Basketball Team, 59, 60; Biology Club, 59; Nurses’ Club, 59; Christian Youth, 59; Science Club, 59; Junior-Senior Serving Committee, 59; Pep Squad, 59. WALLACE, BARNIE ALVIN, JR.: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; News Notes, 61; Class Night Marshal, 61; Bus Driver, 62; Office Assistant, 62; Flower Show Committee, 60; High Notes Staff, 60, 61, 62; Newsreel Staff, 59; Talent Night Marshal, 61; College Day Marshal, 61, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; Vice-President of National Honor Society, 62; Assistant Business Manager of High Notes, 62; Reporter for Biology Club, 60; Reporter for Latin Club, 60; Homeroom Treasurer, 62; Homeroom Vice-President, 59, 60, 61; Palmetto Boys State, 61; National Honor Society Delegate at Convention, 61; Delegate to Sociology Forum, 61; Delegate to S. C. Scholastic Press Association Convention, 61; Delegate to High School Editors Conference, 61; Science Club, 59; National Society, 61, 62; Biology Club, 59; Latin Club, 60, 61; Junior Honor Society, 59; Debate Team, 61; Pep Squad, 60, 61; Sales and Service Club, 62; Junior Varsity Baseball, 59; Semi-Finalist in National Merit Scholarship Competition, 62; Head Marshal at Graduation, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Civitan Guest, 62; Latin Award, 60. WALLACE, GLEN EUGENE: Student General Associa- tion, 61, 62; Transferred from Cheraw, 60; High Notes Staff, 61, 62; Boys State Representative, 61; T I Club, 62; T I Conference, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Student Disc Jockey, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 62; T I Convention, 62; Publicity Agent for T I Club, 62. WATFORD, PATRICIA GAIL: Student General As- sociation, 59, 60, 61, 62; Office Assistant, 59; Magazine Salesman, 62; Girls Field Day, 59, 61; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Florence Festival for Chorus, 60, 61; Winthrop Chorus Festival, 60, 61; Chorus, 59, 60, 61, 62; F.H.A., 59, 62; Jump Rope Clowns in Assembly, 61; Rotary Club Entertainment, 61; Civitan Club Entertainment, 61; Talent Night, 60. 61; State F.H.A. Convention, 61; Concession Stand, 61. WATSON, PAMELA ANN: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Art Club, 60; Red Fox Representative, 62; Chorus, 59, 61, 62; Senior Class Play Cast, 62; Biology Club, 59, 60; Flower Show Committee, 59, 60. WATSON, SCARLETT: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Biology Club, 59, 60; Chorus, 59, 60, 61, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 61; Pep Squad, 60, 61, 62; District Chorus Festival, 61; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 61; Senior Class Play Marshal, 62; Talent Night Decoration Committee, 60; Concession Stand, 62; Girls’ Intramural Track Meet, 61; Student Disc Jockey, 62; Library Assistant, 59, 60; Basktball Team, 60; Girls’ Tennis, 60, 61; Bus Driver, 61, 62; Senior Class Float Committee, 61; Junior Class Float Committee, 60; Sophomore Class Float Committee, 59. WEBB, SHARON ALEXIS: Student General Associa- tion, 59, 60, 61, 62; Varsity Cheerleader, 61; Fire Marshal, 62; Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 59; Biology Club, 60; Chorus, 60, 61, 62; Junior Varsity Basketball, 60; High Notes, 62; State Music Festival, 60; District Music Festival, 60, 61; Senior Class Play Committee, 62; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee, 61; National Junior Honor Society, 59; Talent Night, 61; Pep Squad, 60, 61, 62; Homecoming Sponsor, 61; Girls’ Block H Club, 61; Float Committe, 60; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Red Fox Ticket Salesman, 62. WELLS, DAVID JONES. JR.: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; Science Club, 59; Junior Classical League, 59, 60; Biology Club, 60; Debate Team, 60, 61; State Debate Tournament, 61; South Carolina Scholastic Press Convention, 61; Discussion Leader at United Nations forum at Winthrop College, 61; Southern Interscholastic Press Convention, 61; “Story of the Month” Award Feature Division, 61; National Honor Society, 61, 62; Homeroom Vice-President, 61; Furman Scholar, 62; Business Manager of High Notes, 62; Senior Class Play Cast, 62; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62; Homeroom Vice-President, 62. WHITE, ERNEST WALKER: Student General Association, 59, 60, 61, 62; President of Freshman Class, 59; Treasurer of Sophomore and Junior Class, 60, 61; T I Club, 60, 61, 62; T I Convention, 61, 62; Baseball Team, 59, 60, 61, 62; Homeroom President, 61; 62; Student Council, 59, 61, 62; Concession Stand Worker, 61; Float Committe, 61; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 62. 153 Iuiograp is Iuioqrap is Iutograp is