Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1967 volume:

RETROSPECT published by the senior class of hartsville high school hartsville, south Carolina co-editors: ellen boyd and larry home business manager: linda mcrae sponsor: mrs. nancy burch The September sun is warm upon our backs as we stand outside the doors of Hartsville High School waiting for the 8:20 bell. After only a week of school and with thoughts of summer vacation still prevalent in our minds, we find it difficult to settle into the study grooves that were once familiar to us. We lose no time in becoming involved in activities. The magazine sale makes us acutely aware of the fact that we are finally seniors—with special privileges to enjoy and important decisions to ponder. The bell is ringing and we shuffle through the doors, laughing and shouting merry greetings to our friends. To us seniors, thoughts of college and graduation appear more as distant possibilities than realities. Interested teachers, however, are quick to remind us of applications for prospective colleges and the awesome College Board Examination. With a sigh of hope, we accept the challenge thrown to us, and with a backward glance, we continue up the hallway of our last year, reluctant yet eager. Table of Administration..... Academics.......... Classes............ Honors............. Athletics.......... Activities......... Advertising........ FACULTY imparting truth . . . challenging minds . . . nurturing talents . . . inspiring excellence . . . preparing students for tomorrow . . . FACULTY Administration Mr. W. E. Sanford, Superintendent of Hartsville Area Schools After two years as our principal, this year Mr. W. E. Masters in School Administration at the University of Sanford took over the duties of Superintendent. Under South Carolina with additional study in modern math his able leadership the Hartsville Area Schools have and physics at Furman University, enjoyed a successful and profitable year. Mr. Sanford enjoys golf and gardening as hobbies. Mr. Sanford graduated from Newberry College re- He is a member of the Rotary Club and attends Wesley ceiving his B.S. in math and science. He earned his Methodist Church. County Board of Trustees Fred Auman, Chairman T. C. Kistler Paul Sansbury T. J. Lewis P. L. McCall L. M. Watford Herbert L. Jordan L. A. Tallon James E. Cooper, Secretary County Board of Education Leon Pennington, Chairman R. J. Winters Ellie W. Howie Heyward F. Galloway Gene T. Petty J. Wesley Beasley F. C. Humphries Russell C. King, Secretary Mr. David N. Johnson, Principal of Hartsville High School In this our first year together, we quickly accepted Mr. Johnson as our principal and found in him an enthusiasm that was contagious. This year has been both happy and successful. Mr. Johnson was born and grew up in Spartanburg County. He received his A.B. from Wofford and then attended the University of South Carolina for his Masters in Education. After teaching for a short time in El Paso, Texas, Mr. Johnson returned to South Carolina to be principal at a Union elementary school. From Union he came to Carolina Elementary School in Hartsville, and after four years there, he came to us as principal of Hartsville High School. Mr. Johnson is a member of St. Luke Methodist Church and is active in the Civitan Club. ________Oh . Mrs. Ilvi J. Cannon History During practice Mrs. Cannon helps Terry with his part for the play produced by the Drama Club. Mrs. Jessie Hager Biology Mrs. Hager helps sell candy and cookies at the football game as an FT A project. Mr. Ernest Swords Science Mr. Swords demonstrates the techniques of developing photographs in the darkroom. Mrs. Jessie Porter Social Studies And it won’t end till graduation!” sighs Mrs. Porter as she tabulates senior magazine sales. Faculty Mr. Frank Cauthen French Taking time out from coaching, Mr. Cauthen inspects some new golf equipment. Mr. Hay Petty Counselor Mr. Petty floats through the air with the greatest of ease. Mrs. Anne McLaughlin Social Studies During a Future Nurses’ meeting, Mrs. McLaughlin points out important first aid procedures. Mrs. Pat Bradford Cosmetology Mrs. Bradford adds the finishing touches to Bill’s make-up for “Arsenic and Old Lace.’’ Mrs. Eugenia Floyd English “No, no, no! Put more expression in your lines!’’ Mrs. Floyd urges as she directs the Senior Class play. F acuity Mrs. Joy Smith Mathematics Carolyn and Mrs. Smith work together on posters for Talent Night. Mrs. Sarah Wildeboer Counselor Listening to a student’s problem, Mrs. Wildeboer advises her on her choice of colleges. Mrs. Sara Evans Commercial “Popcorn and a pepsi will be a quarter,” Mrs. Evans says as she works in the concession stand during a football game. Mrs. Nancy Burch English Mrs. Burch packs the trunk preparing for the journalism convention in Lexington, Virginia. Coach Billy Seigler Social Studies “You get out there and use ‘I left 56’ or ... or.......” Coach Seigler calmly informs Rock. Coach Edward Foster Physical Education Pitching the trick knuckle hall, Coach Foster works out with the baseball team. Faculty Mrs. Dianne Haney Secretary Mrs. Haney checks the filing cabinet for a student’s permanent record. Mrs. Mary Hammond Commercial Adjusting the mimeograph machine, Mrs. Hammond prepares to run off a stencil. Mr. Harold Littleton Industrial Arts “Duel, your mistake is that you used the wrong scale,” corrects Mr. Littleton. Mrs. Thelma Hicks Mathematics As head of the Red Cross program, Mrs. Hicks stresses the importance of youth participation in it. Mrs. Carole Hearon Commercial During her typing class, Mrs. Hearon helps Susan set the margins for a business letter. Mrs. Elizabeth Howie Social Studies “Johnny, I crown you Miss Powder Puff, 1967,” chuckles Mrs. Howie. F acuity Mr. W. W. Tisdale Chorus Mr. Tisdale inspects the chorus as it lines up on the risers. Mr. Kimory Stanley Mr. Stanley demonstrates the proper way to wire a radio to his electronics class. Mr. P. C. Evans Agriculture Checking to make sure that the bus is in good running condition, Mr. Evans tends to his duties as bus supervisor. Mrs. Eva Felkel Librarian Mrs. Felkel prepares the refreshments for the Library Club meeting. Mr. Claude C. Jarrett Band “All right, take it from the top. 1-2-3-4 . . .” says Mr. Jarrett as the band practices. Mrs. Joan M. Turnage English Preparing for Junior-Senior, Mrs. Turn-age sets the table for the banquet. Faculty Mrs. Barbara K. Frampton English After selling the football programs, Kay turns the money over to Mrs. Frampton. Mrs. Bonnie Reidy Physical Education To keep in shape during the tennis season, Mrs. Reidy practices her serve. Mrs. Theresa Woodham Mathematics Frank rehearses his part as emcee of Talent Night for Mrs. Woodham. Mr. J. B. Compton Carpentry Putting: notebook paper in, Mr. Compton stocks the Green Counter. Mrs. Patsy Matthews Social Studies During: her free period, Mrs. Matthews enjoys knitting: in the teacher’s lounge. Mr. Jeryl Best Carpentry Working with televisions, Mr. Best finds his hobby enjoyable and rewarding. Faculty Mrs. Elizabeth Rhinehardt Home Economics Mrs. Rhinehardt wraps Christmas gifts her Home Economics classes made for the state hospital. Mr. C. L. DuBose Mathematics “Now Louie, you must carefully analyze and calculate your shot, Mr. DuBose says as he coaches his J. v. Mrs. Ivy Turnage Spanish — Vamos a can tar, — Mrs. Turnage encourages, as the class joins in the singing of a Spanish song. Mrs. Wilhelmina Leach Biology On a biology field trip, Mrs. Leach points out different kinds of grass to her students. Faculty Mrs. Linda Horton Biology Before the Junior-Senior, Mrs. Horton helps Nancy with her dress. Mrs. Vada Gore English During her adult education class. Mrs. Gore helps one of her students with sentence structure. Mr. Curtis Mathematics In charge of the concession stands, Mr. Curtis fills the cups with ice. Mrs. Margaret Gaskins English Mrs. Gaskins supervises the car wash held by the National Honor Society. Mr. David Johnson Principal Avid supporters of the school’s athletic program, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson enjoy a basketball game. Mr. Albert (Iray English As head of the ticket sales, Mr. Gray works at the basketball game. Mrs. Ruth Gettys French Choosing the play to produce is Mrs. Gettys' first problem as Junior Class Play director. Mr. Taylor Goodyear Automotive Mechanics Mr. Goodyear points out a specific part of the engine to his students. Faculty Lunch with the Metracal bunch in the teachers’ lounge. Mrs. Edith Cook English Proofreading the copy, Mrs. Cook prepares to send the High Notes to press. City dump? No, the men’s lounge. Cafeteria Long lines, stacks of plates, and hot, steaming food greet each student entering the cafeteria to enjoy a rather hurried lunch. Fourth and fifth periods are a busy time for the cafeteria staff as they diligently serve meals to hungry students. During these two hours they are responsible for feeding the over eight hundred students of Hartsville High. The meals are planned by a trained dietician and prove to be tasty as well as nutritious. During the holiday season the staff prepares holiday extras that are appreciated by all the students. Helping: in the kitchen, Mrs. Anthrum and Mr. Jackson stack and dry the trays. Mrs. Mullis, supervisor, goes over the day’s menu with one of the cooks. Mrs. Padgett and Mrs. Bonner receive lunch money from students. 26 Each day the capable lunchroom staff serve delicious hot meals to the students. ACADEMICS school purpose . . . thoughts originated and explored . . . courses defined and applied in . . . ACADEMICS The Agriculture, Carpentry, and Electronics In electronics, Clark and Kenneth learn to check out a generator and not just assume it works. The electronics class has an important part in school activities by adjusting microphones and speakers for assemblies and other important school activities. By building a playhouse on a small scale, the carpentry class perfect their skills for large scale building. Departments train youth in vocational areas. By using the opaque projector, Mr. Stanley shows his electronics class some important points on a difficult diagram. By using informative magazines and pamphlets, Mike and Marvin find out the answers to many complex problems which arise in farming. Home Economics prepares girls. . . Coordinating the fabrics is essential in producing a grade A outfit. From the pattern she pins from the cloth she cuts, from the seams she sews, comes the rewarding result, a dress. Since ironing is one of the most important things stressed in Home Economics, Phyllis tries to do a neat job on her dress. Girls engage in a most strenuous and tiring pastime, jump rope. Physical Education affords a healthful outlet for energy. To avoid the sting of the paddle and to improve leg muscles, the P.E. students participate in duckwalking. 33 Besides exercises, girls in P.E. participate in various sports such as shuffle board. The rope he grips and the muscles he flexes are all steps in reaching the top. In preparation for the Christmas concert the band and chorus work diligently to provide an evening of delightful music. Band and Chorus integrate school with cultural aspects of life. Johnny and Dubose practice their duet, which was featured in the Christmas Band Concert. Students eagerly listen while Mr. Tisdale relates to them upcoming plans for the chorus. Mr. Tisdale uses his free periods to brush up on new' chorus material and classical music. The study of Languages instills in students. . . By listening1 to a French tape, Bobby improves his pronun ciation. a world awareness. Lois points out the use of a Spanish infinitive to Charles in this sentence. Miss King, a practice teacher, begins the task of explaining noun and verbal agreement to a class of senior French students. 35 Being very precise herself, Mis. Hicks teaches her students to mark angles accurately. Math motivates reasoning and minimizes assumptions. Mr. Dubose listens to Sondra's point of view on the direction of the inequality sign. Since two-column proofs are very important in Geometry, Mrs. Woodham tests John’s knowledge by asking him to prove a theorem. 36 The study of English provides channels. . . Mrs. Burch answers a debatable question on the novel asked by one of her students. W Randy’s college-bound hopes require him to read many classical novels. Originality, being the keynote for panel discussions, groups creative. for meaningful expression. try to be Kyle looks for an interesting fiction on his reading list for a book report. Through Science, the mysteries of nature reveal themselves. During lab periods, chemistry students put into practice the knowledge they’ve obtained and the skills they’ve acquired. From drawings of plants which have been studied in Biology, Nancy and Charlene locate the different parts. 38 Kyle checks the efficiency and the mechanical advantage of an incline plane. Since “why” is the backbone of History, the panel discusses the causes and reasons behind the Taft-Hartley and Wagner Acts. Social Studies broaden students’ horizons. Marian points out the advantages of the American Banking System. Since the French Revolution is one of the most important events in history, Mrs. Cannon thoroughly discusses the reasons behind it. Carol explains the closing: of the ledger to Jimmy and his classmates. Commercial and Cosmetology Departments Judy helps the rest of her class by explaining her technique of acquiring the skill of shorthand. Looking over the latest techniques in setting hair passes the time under the dryer. Acquiring the ability to frost hair correctly is an important step in becoming a skilled beautician. prepare students for chosen vocation. CLASSES communication . . . beginning and ending . . . knowledge absorbed and inculcated through . . . CLASSES SENIORS Senior . .. the word brought a smile to our faces, and a challenge to our hearts, as we stood at the threshold of a new school year. We viewed the road ahead and realized the need for courage and faith to carry on. Courage we found through constant devotion and service to Hartsville High School, but faith came from within to guide us. A record-breaking magazine sale, one of the most successful class plays ever at HHS, and the Powder Puff football game brought unity to the senior class. This, our senior year has come to an end. With every determination known, we have sought to raise the ideals and standards of Hartsville High School. Our efforts this year will not be measured in successes or failures alone, but in our eagerness and willingness to accept the responsibilities of life. Mrs. Ben Porter, class sponsor, finds that her job is a full- tir?e un-e’ aS seniors. come by her room any time of day to get their name cards. Curtis Tyner, President (seated), discusses the choice of invitations that the class officers must make with (1 to r) Donnie Gore, Vice-President, Ellen Boyd, Secretary, and Larry Horne, Treasurer. 44 Roy Michael Amerson Betty McNair Arthur John Jarman Adair, Jr. Wanda Helene Adams John Lucas Atkinson Thomas Carroll Atkinson John Franklin Auten. Jr. Doris Jean Bass Harry Lee Bass, Jr. Andy Simpson Beasley Julie Faye Beasley Rhonda Ann Booth Archie Coleman Boseman, Jr. Ellen Boyd Lynn Evie Braddock Sarah Patricia Braddock Nora Jacqueline Brewer Phyllis Ann Brewington Charles Edward Brown George Merton Brown, III Janice Irene Brown Lee Philip Brumbaugn Donnie Carter Ronnie Carter Walley Michael Cassidy John Ervin Caston, Jr Mary Susan Chapman Wayne Stancil. Clanton Mary Ellen Clark Sadie Sue Coker Cheryl Lynn Cromer Janice Charlene Crowell Betty Jean Cross Eloise Dampier Louise Dampier James Monroe DeWitt Mary Eileen Duval Colon Kay Easterling David Thomas Easterling Rita Celesta Easterling Jerry McKinly Kales Frances Pamela Fink Albert Otis Flowers Linda Elaine Flowers - Kathy Inez Freeman Alice Fay Gainey Charles Maurice Gainey Lee Matthew Flowers, Jr. Seniors Participate In Half-time Ceremony Senior band members, cheerleaders, nd football players are recognized during: halftime at the Hartsville-Darlington football game. Cynthia Evelyn Gainey Don West ley Gainey Deborah Ann Gainey Mary Allene Gainey Mildred Dianne Gainey Patricia Ann Gainey Sara Kathryn Gainey Gail Dianne Gandy At Their Last School Football Game. Hugh Timothy Gandy James Calhoun Gandy. Jr. waiter Douglas l.and; Jerry R. Gardner Lawrence Charles Gardner Donald McCrae Gore Gail Griggs Howard Randall Griggs James Michael Griggs Janice Deanne Griggs Jimmy L. Griggs Margaret Long Hager Robert Hugh Hager Teresa Ann Hall George Wallace Hancock Rebecca Gayle Hardin Sheryl Annette Hall Eric Grey Hartley Deborah Jane Hawkins Marsha Pamalia Hawkins Charles Eugene Helms Nina Gail Hendrix John Thomas Heustess Winters Thomas Hogge, Jr. Wayne Jerome Hopkins James Ervin Horne Larry Edward Horne Harold Jack Howell James Richard Howie Sallie Marie Howie Henry Lee Howie Archie Huggins, II Sandra Kaye Huggins V 7 • fit Joanna Ruth Huggins Robert McConla Huggins Marion Reginald Huneycutt Anna Bess Hungerpiller Mary Carol Hunnicutt Sharon Hale Hunt Jean Evonne Ingram Michael David Ives Lois Anne Jackson Dargan Van Johnson Debbie Johnson Jerry Lee Johnson Sarah Johnson William Carwell Johnson, Jr. Howard Jones Angela Carol Kelley Sybil Missouri Kelley Magazine Campaign Culminates Linda Marlene Kelly Elaine Mai King Johnny Eugene King Michael Leonard King Susan Dianna King Teresa Ann Kirkley Phyllis Edna Lambert Margaret Ellen Lathem Kenneth Lee Lawhon Harold Michael Lewis Edgar Dargan Lide, III In Record-Breaking Sales High salesmen for the magazine campaign, Betty Arthur, finds that so many receipts can sometimes cause confusion. Lily Darlene Lovelace William Jerry Lundy Ernest Lunn Judy Kay Lunn vW Charles Marvin Luther. Jr. Calvin Wesley Lyles Carolyn Sue Lyles Linda Elizabeth Matthews Donnie Leonard Mclnnis Linda Sue McRae Ruth Frances Miller Lucille Annette Mills Charles Richard Mims Henry DuBose Montgomery Cynthia Marie Morris Woodrow Clark Newsom Kristalena Nichols Louie Vernon Northcutt Sandra Charlene Northcutt Billy O’neal Allen Clark Odom Margie Sue O’Neal Kathy Sharon Parnell William Thomas Parsons Mary Catheryne Patterson Nancy Elizabeth Peel Spastics Put In Long Hours Of Practice, Michael Edward Petty Vickie Edell Pinner Dianne Olivia Perkins Dean Pope William Michael Pope Sally Ann Powell Kathy Moyse Price Fredrick Deems Pridgen Howard Neale Ramsdell, Jr. I.jnda Marie Rhodes Michael Winkle Rhodes But Falter 13-14 Against Raiders The Spastics really put their hearts into practice a month before the game. (Spastic theory ... the more we have on our team, the better our chances of winning, but . . . 13?) Delores Ann Riley Nathaniel Rodgers James Hoyt Rogers, Jr. Rebecca Lynn Rolfe John Wesley Roscoe, III Mary Bonita Ross Gloria Jean Rowe Charles Allen Sanderson Gene Livinwton Sansbury William Michael Sansbury Sondra Lou Scott 1 V Geor e Wayne Shoemake Joyce Faye Shoemake Vivian Ann Shoemake Bobby Edward Smith Steven Butler Snipes Carolyn Henrietta Snyder Lloyd Randall Soloman Brenda Been Stewart David Pinkney Stewart Martha Kay Stokes Lenora Ann Tallon ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Plays To A Pull Elaine (Phyllis) cringes with terror as she is approached by Johnathan (Bill) while Teddy (Chuck) looks on. The Senior Class Play was an overwhelming success. Frank Archiebald Teal Terry Register Thomas Nancy Lucile Thompson James Walker Tingen, III Curtis Andrew Tyner Katherine Ann Tyner Larry William Tyner Roger Michael Tyner House, Entertaining Audience And Cast. Patricia Ann Wadsworth Wanda Jean Watford Brenda Geraldine Wilkes Junior class sponsors Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Woodham, Mrs. Turnage, Mrs. Gettys, and Mrs. Leach take a break from discussing their many class projects. JUNIORS For the first time in our high school career, we juniors had someone to look down on and someone to look up to. After settling down to the regularity of school life, we looked to our class projects: Talent Night, Junior Class Play, Junior-Senior, and the Powder Puff football game. These projects tempered the hours of study, the NMSQT, and the CEEB. Our successful junior year gave us the experience and confidence to begin our senior year. Frank Cauthen, President (left), talks to Allan Holloman, Vice-President, about making their production of Junior-Senior unusual. 66 Alfrieda Alsbrook Margaret Armstrong Charles Askins John Askins Barbara Atkinson Joe Atkinson Little John Atkinson Melva Atkinson Russell Atkinson (§ , Jimmy Beck Mike Bell Ray Bell Jenny Berry Ronald Bass Billy Baxley Brenda Beasley Judy Beasley John Beattie Ronnie Bland Carolyn Bledsoe Linda Boan Brenda Boatwright ” Jeff Boyd 67 Middleton Bradsha Bobby Broach Terry Brock Carolyn Brown Mike Burch Eric Byrd Linda Byrd Susan Byrd Wilkins Byrd Malcom Campbell Frank Cauthen Johnnie Chapman Ronnie Chapman Bo Chitty Jane Coker Lenny Carpenter Phyllis Carpenter Johnny Cassidy Joanne Catoe 68 Linda Crowley Martha Crowley Mitchell Dampier Brenda Davis V'..' ,1' Marcia Cooper Wilson Coward Brenda Cranford Gene Cranford Jimmy Cross Sondra Edwards Eugene Farmer Ricky Fink Marilyn Flowers Ronnie Flowers Brenda Floyd Cindy Floyd Mary Lee Fodge Shirley Freeman 69 Bobby Gainey Bryan Gainey Carroll Gainey Debbie Gainey Ernestine Gainey Mike Gainey Mike Gainey Sylvia Gainey Terry Gainey William Gainey Levean Galloway Phyllis Galloway Connie Gamble Harry Gandy Betty Gardner Connie Gardner Shirleen Gardner William Gardner Gene Gibson Andy Gilbert Linda Gilbert Darlene Godfrey Bobby Goff 70 George Goudelock Belinda Grainger Glen Gregory Bennie Griggs Cynthia Griggs Robert Griggs Steve Griggs Jeanne Hager Billy Haire William Hatchell Stephanie Hawkins Myra Hayden A1 Haynes Grace Hilderbrand Marlene Hill Faye Hodges Doris Holley Esther Hopkins 71 Allan Horne Wayne Howie Daniel Hucks Jean Huggins Sharon Huggins ■ Wanda Jacobs Coker James Hallique James Ceceila Johnson Duel Johnson Corliss Hulsey McKiever Hunter Larry Hursey Wayne Hyman Lois Johnson Sheila Johnson Larry Jones Randy Jones Carroll Jordan Gloria Johnson James Johnson Jimmy Johnson Larry Johnson 72 Carol Keisler Dale Keith Frank Kelley Lynette Kelley Shirley Kelley Sedell Lee Donnie Lockman Cynthia Lunn Russell Luther Sylvia McDaniel Brenda McDonald Danny McElveen Judy Mclnville Junius McKenzie 73 John McKinnon Claude McLaughlin David McLaughlin Judy McMillan John Manley Shermia Mark Tina Marshall Colie Matthews Rusty Matthews Billy Melton Dennis Melton Janet Mills Billye Mima. Ronald Mims Billy Morrison Marcy Mozingo Faye Newsome Violet Newsome Nancy Norment 74 Kemp Peel Deb Pennington Marjorie Perdue Katherine Perkins Joel Poison Sara Pritchard Bobby Privette Lougenia Privette Carl Purvis Dianne Richardson Elaine Rivers Wayne Rogers Margaret Ann Roscoe Jimmy Ross 75 Rebecca Slone Linda Smith Mike Smith Annette Snipes Patricia Solomon Patricia Ann Steprner Pete Stevens Buddy Stokes Doyle Stratton Sibyl Sumner Marcia Tilley G r rf '[mimnnyr '' Connie Todd Allen Tyner Jerry Tyner 76 Marion Tyner Mickey Vann LaVerne Vickery Sue Wannamaker Roger Watford Kyle Watson Mark Watson Allen Weatherford Judy Weatherford Jeanne Wilhelm Claudette Wilkes Phil Wilmeth Billy Winburn LeRoy Weatherford Pat Weatherford Sandra Weatherford Mike Webb Susan Welch Elaine Winburn Judy Winburn Linda Wofford Debbie Woodham John Woodham 77 SOPHOMORES As sophomores, we stood on the threshold of higher learning, facing many realities which had formerly been only thoughts. We began learning by accepting responsibilities outside our academic duties. Extra-curricular activities demanded of us our time and talent. This year we were in charge of the concession stand at the football games. By learning to live up to these responsibilities, we gained something of immeasurable value. Mrs. Evans, class sponsor, takes the name of a sophomore volunteering for concession stand work. To become familiar with the rules of Hartsville High, Harry Howie, President (left), and Tommy Petty, Vice-President, read over copies of the ABC handbook. 78 Mark Adams Benny Alexander Amy Arnette Margie Atkinson Randy Atkinson Shirley Atkinson Ivan Baker Sharon Baker Barbara Ballard Howard Barfield Peggy Barfield Buddy Baxley Debbie Beasley Tim Beasley Mary Beaver Reba Best John Blackshire Steve Blackwell Marcia Bland Kathy Bledsoe Kenneth Bowen Kay Bradshaw Libby Bradshaw Kathy Brock Tony Brock Susan Byrd Wanda Byrd Wanda Carpenter Mary Carter Duane Cassidy Martha Chaplin Doris Chapman Ronald Chapman Allen Chavis Linda Chestnut Ricky Clanton Ray Cobb Martha Coker Dianne Collins Patsy Connell Maureen Coogan Sheri Cook Vassie Cooke Susan Cox Carolyn Cross Gladys Cross Chip Crowell Donnie Crowley Mike Davis Ronnie Davis Preston Dawkins Elizabeth Dewitt Gregg Dewitt Lynn Dewitt Betty Dixon Susie Dixon Ronnie Dotson June Drinkard Betsy Dunlap Jim Dunlap Danny Easterling Marilyn Easterling Billy Eliot Aliher Felkel Donna Ferrell Susan Fink Jimmy Flowers James Flowers Randall Floyd Steve Ford Larry Freeman Steve Funderburk Cecil Gainey Kenneth Gardner Mary Garland — Deborah Garner Ruth Ann Garrett Gaye Gilbert Windy Greene Gail Griffin Brenda Griggs Carroll Griggs Clark Griggs Faye Griggs Janice Griggs Robert Griggs Rosemary Griggs Susan Hager Harry Hope Patricia Hopkins Sharon Hopkins Ronnie Howard Dan Howie Patsy Howie Chris Huber Sheron Hucks Lorraine Huggins Ken Hughes Harry Howie Heyward Howie Jeannette Howie Judy Howie Lynne Howie Bertha Johnson Gail Johnson Gayle Johnson Leroy Johnson Richard Johnson Emmie Jordan Jerry Kelly Joe Kelly Wanda Kelly Libby Kendall Sheila Johnson Stephanie Johnson Susan Johnson Gayle Jones Wanda Jones Carol Ann King Debbie King Edward King Edward King Gordy King Henry King Jimmy King Phyllis King: Richard King: Tony Kirkley Jackie Kirven Jo Lynn Kissiah Billy Langrston Kathy Langrston Glenn Lawhon Edward Lee Juanita Leonard Hal Lewis Ivey Sue Lewis Billy Lloyd Karen Lovelace Jeryl Lyles Robert Lyles Danny Lynch Michael Lynch Denny McDonald Linda McDonald Michael McDonald Donnie McElveen Rodney McFarland Steve McGirt Beasley McKenzie Claudia McKenzie Margaret McKinnon Bob McKorell Fran McKorell Vicky McLean Franklin McLendon Judy McLeod Robert McLeod Mike McNair Glen Mack John Martin Kay Melton Myra Elaine Moore Patricia Morrell Wayne Morrell Barbara Morris William Mozingo Brandy Munn Celeste Munn Becky Newsome Debbie Northcutt Terri Northcutt Jerry Oliver Alfred O’Neal Guy O’Neal Martha O’Neal Angela Orr Jacque Osteen Richard Outlaw Charles Parker Phyllis Parker Sharon Parker Ray Parnell Leon Pennington Rufus Perdue Henry Perkins Allan Peters Marlene Peters Tommy Petty Michael Poston Deloris Powell Donald Primus Jimmy Privette George Purvis Charlie Rambo Cindy Ray Brucie Redfearn Susan Reynolds Nadya Saleeby Earline Sanford Beverly Sansbury Perribeth Scarborough Curtis Sauls Fred Selby Travis Self Debra Sellers Barbara Shoemake Debbie Shumate Nina Smith Phyllis Smith Ressie Mae Smith Harold Snipes Robert Snyder Alfreida Soloman Charles Spann Jim Sparrow Pat Sparrow Jimmy Spinner Roger Stamey Billy Stanley Ervin Steen Paulette Stewart June Stokes Jimmy Thompson Jane Thrailkill Frank Tiller Julia Tison Betty Sue Tison Marshall Stokes Rene Stokes Danny Sullivan Elaine Talbert Evon Teal Tony Tyner Judy Walden Glenda Walters Mary Jane W'arr Linda Warren Roger Warren Deena Watford Dianne Watford Sandra Watford Rick Watson JoAnne Weatherford William Weaver Debbie Webb Julia Webster Martha Wells Neil Wilson Brenda Winburn Danny Winburn Steve Winburn Billy Yarborough HONORS positions of leadership obtained through excellence in scholarship and citizenship . . . application of skills and talents result in . . . HONORS Phyllis Blackmon Ellen Boyd The Top Ten honor is awarded for scholastic excellence to the top ten students of the Senior Class based on their grade point ratio in grades ten, eleven, and twelve. The names of the ten students, chosen by the principal, are engraved on a plaque in the lobby, and each receives a pin at Class Night. Jackie Brewer Lee Brumbaugh Bobby Hager Larry Horne DuBose Montgomery National Merit Finalist The Top Tenners excel not only in scholarship but also in leadership, character, and service to their school. They include office and library assistants and members of the publication staffs. They are active in band, chorus, and other extracurricular activities. Mike Petty Hoyt Rogers June Yelton National Merit Finalist National Merit Finalist Top Six Agriculture Commerce Cosmetology Ernest Howie Kathy Price Ann Brewington The Top Six Award gives recognition to the top Senior in each of the six vocational divisions: agriculture, commerce, cosmetology, electronics, home economics, and industrial vocation. Each one has the highest scholastic average in his field. The recipients of this award receive a pin at Class Night and have their names engraved on a plaque in the school lobby. Electronics Home Economics Industrial Vocational Buddy Adair Cynthia Gainey Van Johnson Outstanding Honors The winner of the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award is selected on the basis of high academic achievement in the field of science. A medal is presented at graduation to the senior student who, in the estimation of the faculty, has achieved the best record in the study of science. The winner is selected in December so that he or she may be able to qualify for scholarship competition. The D.A.R. Award is granted each year to a senior girl. The Major Robert Lide Coker Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution sponsors the award. The recipient must show excellence in character, leadership, scholarship, and patriotism. A faculty committee and the senior class choose the ideal girl. With this recognition she receives a pin and the opportunity to enter the Good Citizen’s Award Essay competition representing Harts-ville. The King Teen Award is given to an outstanding boy in the senior class. His scholastic and service records, along with his character and personality are seriously considered. The award is conferred in conjunction with Wofford College. The recipient spends a weekend at Wofford. By achieving this honor he is eligible to compete for a scholarship. King Teen Larry Horne Bausch and Lomb Science Award Phyllis Blackmon D.A.R. Award Wanda Smith 93 Outstanding Honors Palmetto Boys’ State Representatives Bobby Hager, Larry Horne, DuBose Montgomery, Chuck Luther, Buddy Adar, Kenny Williams. Palmetto Girls’ State Representative Wanda Smith One whirlwind of a week packed with making new friends, learning the mechanics of a democracy, going to endless classes, electing a government, participating in heated debates, campaigning for your party, and enjoying every minute of it. These were the integral parts that constituted Boys’ and Girls’ State. Sponsored by the American Legion, six boys and one girl from Hartsville High attended Boys’ and Girls’ State. They brought home with them memories of good times and benefits of knowledge gained. 94 High Notes Co-editors Sondra Scott, Bess Hungerpiller The editors of High Notes and Retrospect are chosen from juniors on the staffs who have shown their capabilities and willingness to the work of publishing a newspaper or yearbook. In the spring of their junior year, they attend the Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention at Washington and Lee University to learn the fundamentals and new trends in publishing. The jobs of the editors are difficult ones; they must plan and be responsible for everything that is printed in their publications. Hartsville High School recognizes four juniors each year who have been chosen to be Furman Scholars. Under a program sponsored by Furman University, these four students spend a weekend touring the Furman campus. They are given the opportunity to apply for scholarships under this program. Furman Scholars Terry Gainey, Sue Wannamaker, Marilyn Flowers, Phillip Wilmeth. ATHLETICS competitive skills encouraged and refined . . . exuberation of victory and despondency of defeat accepted in . . . ATHLETICS Football ’66 Coach Seigler anxiously watches his team during a pre-season practice session. The integrity of the 1967 Red Fox football team was marred by only one loss. Entering the season as a shallow and inexpert enced team, the Foxes gained the experience and skill which made them worthy of the contention of their opponents and also led to the title of Pee Dee Champions. 1967 marked the last year of the Foxes’ bouts in the Pee Dee Conference. Having achieved the present record, future teams will play state-wide competition. Thomas Atkinson Jimmy Privette Ronald Mims 98 Rock Horne Clyde Cassidy Leslie Burr First row: Lorraine Huggins, Glen Inpram, Bobby Lynch, Johnny Roscoe, Allan Holloman, Rock Horne, Bug Lee, Jimmy Privette. Second row: Wayne Shoemake, Edward Kinp, Denny McDonald, Sid Separs, Ronald Mims, Clyde Cassidy, Leslie Burr, Thomas Atkinson, Ronald Floyd, Perry Parker. Third row: Ben Harding, ■Jjro Sparrow, Howard Barfield, David Stewart, Mark Adams, Mike Horne, David Segars, Allen Weatherford. Howard Barfield Allan Holloman Lorraine Huggins 99 Glen Ingram Bobby Lynch Perry Parker Johnny displays the feared agility that marks an allconference player. Thomas eludes the rushing linemen, and gains valuable yard age. Bishopville The Red Foxes downed the Dragons of Bishopville in a thrilling exhibition at the Bishopville Memorial Field. The first half proved to be a defensive battle as it ended in a scoreless tie. Bishopville gained the lead early in the third quarter as they capitalized on a fumble to score. However, Hartsville quickly tied the score. The game was a battle for yardage until the end. A personal foul against Bishopville placed the ball for a second touchdown for Hartsville. At the conclusion of the game, the Dragons had bowed to the Foxes in a 19-6 victory. Manning The excitement of the homecoming game this year was enhanced by the victory over Manning. The skill of the Foxes was put to a test in the fight for yardage against the previously undefeated Monarches. Scoring in the first half, Manning took the lead. However, the Foxes were close behind in scoring. Howard Barfield, Johnny Roscoe, and Rock Horne were high scorers for the game. During halftime exercises, Charlene North-cutt was crowned Homecoming Queen. Rock grits his teeth in a determined effort to gain the needed first down. 100 Darlington Leading the Foxes to their final victory of the season were Johnny Roscoe, Howard Barfield, and Clyde Cassidy. Their scoring Gave the Foxes a 25-0 win over their arch rival, Darlington. Hartsville led in completed passes, interceptions, and first downs throughout the game. Winning this contest placed the Foxes first in the Pee Dee Conference, and put our record above Kingstree’s. Lake City The Hartsville Red Foxes gained their first victory of the season with a 13-0 win over Lake City. Scoring in the first half, the Foxes overcame all nervousness as they pressed on with a new energy. Hartsville gained the ball on a fumble in the fourth quarter, setting the situation up for Wayne Shoemake to score the final touchdown. Rock Horne captured the final point. Rock exhibits that extra effort tvniral n, . Foxes. yP Cal of the champion Red 1966 FOOTBALL HHS Opponent 13 Lake City..................... o 7 Kingstree ....................27 26 Camden .......................12 25 Dillon .......................14 27 Manning ......................12 27 Marion ....................... 6 33 Cheraw .......................14 59 Mullins ...................... 0 28 Airport ...................... 0 19 Bishopville .................. 6 25 Darlington ................... 0 101 Run, Johnny! Run! RUNNERS-UP Bess Hungerpiller, Second Charlene Northcutt, First Debbie Hawkins, Third Miss Red Fox Contestants Betty Arthur Linda McRae Jill Stallings Elaine Flowers Debbie Johnson 102 Miss Red Fox Ellen Boyd 103 Homecoming Queen Charlene Northcutt Homecoming Court Betty Arthur, Maid of Honor Kay Stokes 105 Vickie Pinner Homecoming Representatives Judith Ann Parker Terri Northcott Jean Rowe Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Senior Representative 106 Homecoming Sponsors Lois Johnson for Wayne Shoemake Snookie Riley for Jimmy DeWitt Deb Pennington for Johnnv Roscoe Brenda Floyd for Thomas Atkinson Nancy Cox for Marion Lee Boys’ Basketball The number of games lost by the 1967 Red Fox Basketball Team this season was contributed to the loss of the complete starting unit from last year. Under this handicap, the team practiced vigorously to obtain the experience and agility needed to contend with the skill of their opponents. Top scoreboard lighters for the season were Freddie Pridgen and Nathaniel Rogers. In the excruciating battle against time, as well as the opponents, the Foxes played with the true spirit of HHS. Although the boys lost several games of the season it was concluded with a feeling of accomplishment. Kenny Williams Preparing for the out of town game, Charlie and Vassie load the equipment on the bus. 108 Mark Adams As Mark shoots from the key, Nathaniel heads for the basket and the rebound. First row: Charlie Burry, Ken Hughes, Allen Chavis, Nickey Ramsdell, Danny Easterling. Second row: Nathaniel Rogers, Mark Adams, John Manley, Mike Ives, Kenny Williams, Ray Bell. Kris, Johnny, and Kay find that their duties as storekeepers entail more than keeping the clock. Realizing that ball possession is all important, Mark exhibits his jumping ability in an effort to clear the board. In the final seconds of a game, Freddie comes through with the important points that put the game in overtime. Kenny adds to his tally with an easy flip of the wrist. 110 HHS Opponent 41 Timmonsville ...................70 58 Southside ......................66 23 Lamar ..........................52 35 Marion .........................51 71 Bishopville ....................53 48 Darlington .....................51 33 Camden .........................55 37 Sumter .........................63 47 Dillon .........................60 45 Lake City ......................51 61 Mullins ........................56 49 Southside ......................54 55 Camden .........................62 79 Marion .........................58 49 Bishopville ....................46 33 Darlington .....................56 42 Sumter .........................70 24 Dillon .........................44 47 Lake City ......................53 38 Mullins ........................62 In a resolved effort to sink a layup, Freddie displays his dribbling ability as he breaks for the basket. After a fast break that put Ray all alone, he lays up' an easy two points. In an evenly balanced match with an opposing team, Mark sinks a set shot to lipht the scoreboard for the Foxes. Girls’ Basketball Susan Byrd Cindy Ray The cause of the number of games dropped by the Foxettes this season was largely attributed to the loss of four lettermen due to graduation. However, the girls displayed the ability to handle themselves as a team although not well enough to contend with the skill of all of their opponents. Top scoreboard lighters for the season were Kay Stokes, Susan Byrd, and Cindy Rae. Under the coaching of Coach Petty, the Foxettes showed true team work and sportsmanship throughout the season. With the experience gained from playing this year, the returning team for ’67 will have achieved the skill and ability that is essential in leading their opponents to certain defeat. At half time, Coach Petty points out errors that plagued the team during the first half. Susan Hager With a jump shot from the corner, Ressie Mae tries to spark her team. HHS Opponent 32 Timmonsville ..............57 22 Southside ..............59 24 Lamar ..................46 20 Marion .................34 19 Bishopville ............22 15 Darlington .............42 18 Camden .................47 19 Sumter .................43 17 Dillon .................46 18 Lake City ..............36 27 Mullins ................48 17 Southside...............45 24 Camden .................53 25 Marion .................41 30 Bishopville ............35 19 Darlington..............53 19 Sumter .................41 15 Dillon .................37 24 Lake City ..............54 12 Mullins ................47 Ressie Mae Smith Cynthia Gainey Kay Stokes 113 After drawing the guard away, Ressie Mae sets up an important play. Stephanie lunges with determination as she arches the ball on a long shot from the corner. During a close and scrambling game, Delores streaks past an opponent for the basket and another goal. First row: Stephanie Johnson, Susan Hager, Elaine King, Kay Gail Griffin. Ann Roscoe, Rosemary Griggs, Cynthia Gainey, Stokes, Shermia Mark, Hallique James. Second row: Susan Byrd, Cindy Ray, Ressie Mae Smith. 115 Track First row: Ben Harding, Buff Lee, Wayne Shoemake, Rock Horne, Allan Holloman, Ronald Mims, Frank Cauthen. Second row: Edward King, Ronnie Chapman, Mark Watson, Charlie Rambo, Harry Gandy, Charles Sanderson, Pete Sansbury, Mike Bell, Thomas Atkinson, Billy Elliot. Third row: John Beattie, Wi liam oamey Mike Gainey, Phil Wilmeth, Danny Sullivan, Joe Atkinson, nmmy Beasley, Ray Ewing, Jimmy Privette. Coach Chapman times a group of runners to determine who will run in the meet. 116 Team Skill and experience proved to be an asset this season in maintaining the high record held by the track team. As a contender for the Pee Dee Conference and with their championship goal in mind, the Hartsville High School track team spent many long hours of practice under the guidance of Coach Paul Chapman. Thomas and Allan tighten muscles in anticipation of the starter’s gun. Mike approaches the crossbar with determination. 1 17 Bug flexes his muscles as he attempts to place in the meet. Baseball Clyde calls for the ball, while Ronnie covers him. Losing only three lettermen to graduation, the baseball team had a strong outlook for the ’67 season. The sixteen man team had the experience that was essential in their quest for victory. Under the training of Coach Foster, the team started practice in January for the season ahead. With only two starters leaving at the end of this year, Coach Foster will have fine material to work with for next season. In addition to coaching: baseball, Coach Foster also keeps the clock for the basketball teams. Team W With a determined effort, Johnny follows his swing through. First row: Rick Watson, Clyde Cassidy, Ronnie Grant, Johnny Gainey, Lorraine Huggins, Howard Barfield, Mark Adams, Duel Roscoe, Roger Watford, and Mike Poston. Second rowr: Caroll Johnson, Rock Horne, and Larry King. T enms Losing all but three of last years players, the girls approached this season as a virtually inexperienced tennis team. With much practice the girls gained experience and skill needed in the bouts with their opponents. Leading the girls through the season with her knowledge of tennis was Mrs. Bonnie Reidy. With only one of the starting six returning from last years boy’s tennis team, the power of the Foxes was nil. At the conclusion of the season the boys had achieved the skill and experience to represent HHS well next year. The coach for the boys this season was Mr. Mike Reidy. Mr. and Mrs. Reidy discuss the possibilities of their respective teams for the upcoming season. Teams Jeff displays the form that results in a smashing backhand. Jane studies Carol’s form during a heated set of doubles. 121 First row: Sylvia McDaniel, Carol Hunnicutt, Carolyn Brown, Jane Coker, Judith Parker, Ellen Boyd, Bess Hungerpillar. Sec- ond row: Libby Goodson, Lynn Goodson, Brenda McDonald, Sondra Scott, Susan Hager, Sherry Cook, June Drinkard. Golf Rusty lines up a decisive putt in a bipT match. A1 tees up for a long afternoon of golf. As ’67 began, so began the fifth consecutive year of Mr. Frank Cauthen’s coaching of the golf team. After a successful season last year, the team returned to begin practice with high spirits. As elements of the “big four”, A1 Haynes, Rusty Matthews, Buddy Baxley, and Stephen Wall practiced vigorously along with other members of the team for the season ahead. Steve discovers the working side of golf. John wonders if “Palmer” started like this. 122 Team After his drive, Buddy begins the long walk down the fairway. Why does Charles always do the putting? Mr. Cauthen relaxes after a workout with the golf team. 123 ACTIVITIES service and support . . . pride and satisfaction . . . outlet for energy and means of expression given to us by participation in . . . ACTIVITIES Student Julia, Ellen, and Buddy usher in Clean-Up Campaign Week with freshly-painted trash cans. More than an extracurricular activity, the Student Council strove to promote a sense of school pride and good citizenship within each student of H.H.S. Guided by Mrs. Dan Howie, the council was composed of student body officers, class presidents, and homeroom presidents. The Student Council concerned itself with many services and projects beneficial to the student body. They sponsored educational assemblies, enthusiastic pep rallies, and homecoming activities. A clean-up campaign was constituted to improve the general appearance of the school. The most successful project undertaken was the powder puff football game, in which the senior girls were pitched against the junior girls. Proceeds from this adventure were used at Christmas to buy food for underprivileged families. First Row: Earline Sanford, Ellen Lathem, Judith Ann Parker, Julia Tison, Kathy Freeman, Jackie Kirven, Linda Wofford, Susan Byrd, Mrs. Howie, sponsor. Second Row: Jerry Oliver, Sibyl Sumner, Cindy Floyd, Charlene Northcutt, Betsy Dunlap, Terri Northcutt, Rosemary Griggs, Linda McRae, Larry Hursey. Third Row: George Goudelock, Wilkins Byrd, Buddy Adair, Frank Cauthen, Donnie Mclnnis, John Beattie, Benny Alexander. Fourth Row: Curtis Tyner, Larry Horne, Donnie Gore, Harry Howie, John McKinnon, Tommy Goodson, Glen Ingram. Council Revising the “A, B, C’s” of the high school are Jackie, Curtis, and Rosemary. By decorating the Christmas tree and bringing gifts to the needy, Jerry, Cindy, Sibyl, and Betsy spread the Yuletide spirit. Secretary, Donnie Mclnnis. and Vice-President, Donnie Gore, decorate the Student Council bulletin board. Charlene Northcutt addresses an assembly as Student Body President. 127 Quill and Scroll Officers: Bess Hungerpiller, Secretary; Hoyt Rogers, President and Co-editor; Ellen Boyd, Vice-president; and Bobby Hager, Co-editor, read copy submitted for Pencillings. Advertising the sale of Pencillings, Charlene, Linda, Sondra, and Larry put up posters. Curtis poses a question as DeEtte, Rhonda, and Betty discuss the poetry submitted to Pencillings. Eligibility for membership in the Quill and Scroll was limited to top ranking juniors and seniors who had made outstanding contributions to the school paper or annual. Producing Pencillings, the high school’s literary yearbook, was the main project undertaken by the society members. Mrs. Edith Cook was the sponsor of this honorary journalistic society. Linda, Nancy, Sybil, and Jackie are inducted into the society by Mrs. Cook. Library Club First Row: Perri Beth Scarborough, Tina Marshall, Sharon Hucks, Angela Orr, Mary Ann Beaver, Jill Stallings, JoAnne Mines, Joanna Huggins, Judy Berry. SecomT Row': Kay Melton, Nancy Peel, Ellen Lathem, Louise Dampier, Patsy Connell, Fran McKorell, Connie Gardner, Margaret Brooks, Kathy Freeman. Third Row: Carol Hunnicutt, Sherry Cook, Rebecca Rolfe, June Drinkard, Frieda Soloman, Peggy Barfield, Pam Stanley, Melva Atkinson. Fourth Row: Judy Weatherford, Sylda Igleheart. Judy McMillan, Mary Duval, Deloris Powell, Sandra Huggins Pat Weatherford, Judy Beasley. Fifth Row: BeTTnHa Granger, Wanda Adams, Eloise Dampier, Linda Rhodes, Dale Keith, Peggy Hager, June Yelton, Hoyt Rogers, Lee Brumbaugh. Aided by the librarian, Mrs. Eva Felkel, library assistants familiarized students with correct library procedures and provided help whenever it was needed. Members decorated well-planned, effective bulletin boards which attracted the attention of all the students. The Art and Hobby Show’ which was sponsored by the Library Club gave individuals the opportunity to display their own artistic achievements. Books were collected by the club and donated to the children's w'ard at Byerly Hospital. During the spring the club sponsored National Book Week. Having collected books, officers: Ellen Lathem, Vice-president; Mary Duval, Secretary; and Linda Rhodes, President deliver them to the sick at the hospital. 129 Front Row: Ruth Ann Garrett, Carolyn Brown, Debbie Woodham, Cecelia Johnson, Patricia Soloman, Jean Ingram, Kathy Perkins, Shirley Freeman, Ernestine Gainey, Sally Powell, Kathy Dunlap, Myra Hayden, Joy Williams, Charlene Crowell, Elaine Winburn, Brenda Davis, Janet Mills, Ruthie Miller, Pam Hawkins, Annette Mills, Cynthia Lunn, Phyllis Lambert, Mr. Tisdale. Second Row: Sharon Huggins, Marlene Hill, Linda McRae, Snookie Riley, Lois Jackson, Lougenia Privette, June Yelton, Pat Braddock, Deb Pennington, Shirley Kelley, Gail Gandy, Kathy Kelley, Sandra Edwards, Sylvia Gainey. Rebecca Rolfe, Lynnette Kelly, Sedell Lee, Glenda Davis, Susan Chapman, Pat Grainger, Jane Coker, Frieda Hall, Dora Lee Byrd, Faye Gainey. Third Row: Danny Yarborough, Keith Moore, Allan Weatherford, Mike Gainey, L. J. Atkinson, Franklin Benson, Mark Watson, Bobby Goff, Chuck Gainey, Johnnie Chapman, Reggie Honeycutt, Sadie Sue Coker, Charles Askins, Kathy Tyner, Johnny McKinnon, Judy McMillan, Ronnie Flowers, LaVerne Vickory, Hyllius Edwards, Freddie Pridgen, John Manley, Mike Giggs, Gary Beaver, Kemp Peel, Danny McElveen, Billy Stanley, Lyn Teal, Jim Chapman, Wayne Shoemake, Donnie Crowley. Growing in quantity as well as quality, the Hartsville High School Mixed Chorus was open to all students interested in music. The year’s activities of concerts, assembly programs, and church performances were climaxed by the Christmas and Easter Cantatas. The all-girl sextet and mixed-ensemble, chosen from the mixed chorus, entertained various civic organizations throughout the year. With Mr. Tisdale’s training, members developed an appreciation for a variety of types of music. Accompanists: Robbie Lyles, Billy Baxley, and Reggie Honeycutt. 130 School Chorus During: lunch, members of the chorus ensemble, Charles, Mike, Freddie, Allan, and Kemp practice Linda Snookie, Lois, June, Charlene, Pam, Ronnie, a number with Mr. Tisdale. Front Row: Ruby Gainey, Sharon Baker, Evon Teal, Lydia Gainey, Dianne Collins, Gail Griffin, Gladys Cross, Billye Mims, Ann Tallon, Juanita Leonard, Linda McDonald, Susan Hager, Deborah Gandy, Diane Gainey, Patsy Howie, Gail Carpenter, Nadya Saleeby, Sandra Watford, Sue Hodge. Second Row: Elizabeth DeWitt, Karen Lovelace, Betty Sue Tyner, Susan Cox, Trena Ellison, Brenda Winburn, Maureen Coogan. Ressie Mae Smith, Aliher Felkel, Mildred Gainey, Elaine Rivers, Wanda Jacobs, Susan Byrd, Jeanette Howie, Gail Goodson, Martha Coker, Deena Watford, Jean Huggins, Mary Kate Carter, Dianne Watford, Elaine Moore. Third Row: Brenda Stewart, Elizabeth Timmons, Linda Warren, Joanne Weatherford, Martha Wells, Winnie Wisenhunt, Judy McElveen, Corlis Hulsey, Annette Snipes, Mickey Vann. Tommy Hogg, Mark Terrell, Billy Morrison, Robert Lyles, Duane Cassidy, Marvin Tyner, Chip Crowell, Franklin McLendon, Billy Byrd, Brenda Boatwright, Judy Gainey, Mildred Johnson, Sharon Hopkins, Marlene Peters. 131 Art Club Front Row: Mrs. Mixon, sponsor; Nancy Byrd, Nadine Huggins, Mary Howell, Kathy Freeman, Joyce Smith, Judy Berry. Second Row: Marvin Privette, Terri Brown, Donna Carpenter, Pam Stanley, Pam Fink, Linda Matthews, Susan Stanzione. Third Row: Joel Poison, Wayne Hyman, Andy Griffin, Ronnie Perkins, Ronnie Chapman, Everett Sauls, David Easterling. Wayne Hyman, President, looks on as Susan Stanzione, Treasurer; Kathy Freeman, Vice-president; and Pam Stanley, Secretary, examine a piece of his work. Open to members of Mrs. Geraldine Mixon’s art classes, the Art Club encouraged the development of the individual’s artistic talents. During the year, members participated in an art exhibition held at the town library. At the Art and Hobby Show, sponsored by the Library Club, members displayed more of their craft. The year’s activities were highlighted by a trip to the Mint Museum in Charlotte. Jean and Terry get the necessary materials to finish their projects. Drama Club Terry, Bobby, Fred, Marcia, and Alfrieda read over a script they are considering producing. Organized this year by Mrs. Ilvi Cannon, the Drama Club was primarily a study group. Meeting regularly, twice a month, the club discussed a variety of plays of the modern theater. As part of their program, the members attended plays, movies, and outstanding cultural events of Coker College. During Christmas season, the club presented a one act farce, In This Hung Up Age, by Gregory Corso to the faculty. In preparation for In This Hung Up Age Frank, Tanya, and Hoyt rehearse a scene. Discussing a drama with Mrs. Cannon are Phyllis, Rhonda, Hallique, Charlene, Joel, Phil, and Lee. Electronics Club With John’s help, Bo explains the electric stethoscope which he has made as his project to Robert and Billy. A group of thirty-four well-trained boys composed the Electronics Club, sponsored by Mr. K. L. Stanley. This team proved to be helpful in repairing the audiovisual equipment. Members were in charge of setting up amplifiers and adjusting the microphones before assemblies. During the year, each boy built and displayed an individual project. Tim and A1 work on the completion of a difficult electronic assignment. First Row: Ken Elmore, Tony Tyner, Kenny Wilkes, Rodney McFarland, Steve O’Neil, Kenneth Gardner, Mitchell Gainey, Buddy Adair, Mr. Stanley, Sponsor. Second Row: Steve McGirt, Curtis Sands, Ray Cobb, Jimmy Flowers, Bo Chitty. David North- cutt, Gordon King1, John Rogers, Danny Byrd. Third Row: Ronnie Davis, Billy Winburn, Timothy Gandy, Kyle Watson, Ronald Bass, Jerry Johnson. Kenny Williams, Louie Northcutt, Ray Easterling. 134 Audio-Visual Club Mrs. Felkel instructs Randy. Bill, Joel, Richard, Mike, Mike, Russell, Harris, Fred, Marlene, and Johnny on the use of the movie projector. Giving service to the schools, churches and many civic clubs, the audio-visual team also provided lighting and sound effects used in the production of class plays. The club members aided teachers by showing movies, running tapes, and playing records. Mrs. Eva Felkel, sponsor, made sure that the equipment was kept in good running condition. Checking and slicing the tapes and films are officers: Patricia Hopkins, Secretary; Chuck Luther, Treasurer; DuBose Montgomery, President; Sonny Brown, Vice-president; Bryan Gainey, Business Manager; and Ray Easterling, Program Chairman. Bug, Bobby, and Allan set up the projector for Mrs. Hager’s next period biology class. 135 Cheerleaders Leading a parade, the cheerleaders encourage a catching spirit and enthusiasm. Decorating halls and goalposts, staging snake dances, bonfires and weekly pep rallies, painting signs and posters, leading parades, and selling football programs kept the cheerleaders wound-up. Lifting school spirits and spreading a deepening pride for our Alma Mater, the cheerleaders supplied pep and energy, vital ingredients for victory at H.H.S. Decorating the school in preparation for the oncoming football game, Mrs. Frampton, sponsor, helps Martha and Kay hang a banner. Snookie Riley, Head Cheerleader Left to Right: Debbie Woodham, Pam Hawkins, Kay Stokes, Gail Morgan, Snookie Riley, Betty Arthur, Margaret McKinnon, Fran McKorell, Sylvia McDaniel. Photography Club Bobi, Dan, Terri, and Frank sell Sibyl a picture of her favorite varsity football player. Joel Poison, President; Belinda Grainger, Secretary; and Jim Dunlap. Vice-president, prepare to develop a print. A new and active attribution to the school, the Camera Club, was under the direction of Mr. Ernest Swords. During the year the club took and sold pictures of the football team, basketball team, and cheerleaders. Profits from the sales were used to buy necessary materials for processing and developing photographs. Members also photographed pictures for the High Notes and Retrospect. During the spring members entered their choice snaps in the Kodak National Scholastic Awards Contest. Jimmy shows Mike, Pam, Martha, and Richard the correct process of developing negatives. Commanding respect and admiration, Mr. Jar-rett calls the band to attention. Hartsville High Officers: DuBose Montgomery, President; Ellen Boyd, Secretary; Nicky Rams-dell, Assistant Program Chairman; Judith Parker, Program Chairman; Ken Law-hon, Assistant Equipment Manager; Carol Hunnicutt, Vice-president; Debbie Johnson, Head Majorette; Clark Newsome, Assistant Program Chairman; Chuck Luther, Equipment Manager; Kathy Freeman, Band Aide; Wanda Smith, Librarian; Kris Nichols, Librarian. Entertaining the school and community at football games, parades, pep rallies, concerts, and city festivities, the band was recognized and appreciated by all for its outstanding performances. Much of the credit for this fine quality of music belonged to Mr. Claude Jar-rett, director. Students who participated in the band received a broad introduction into a wide range of music styles and classes. The band’s presence at the football games helped to increase the school’s spirit. At the Shrine Bowl, the band represented South Carolina during halftime ceremonies. Much work went into the preparation of the musical scores performed at the district and state contests. Fund-raising projects included a candy sale, a pancake supper, concerts, and a Christmas tree sale. Encouraging a livelier school spirit, the pep band entertains the crowd at a home basketball game. School Band m r inrm Front Row: Debbie Johnson, Jill Stalling ,—Vintet Newsome, Nancy Smith, Charlene Northcutt, Doris Bassr Linda Gilbert, DeEtte Newsome, Ruth Gardner. Second Row : Kathy Freeman, Jack Heustess, Bobby Smith, Russell Luther, Terri Brown, Harry Hope. Third Row: Kris Nichols, Wanda Smith, Carolyn Lyles, Carol Kelley, Teresa Kirkley, Betsy Dunlap, Carol Ann King, Becky Newsome, Faye Newsome, Tina Marshall, Libby Kendall, Brenda Floyd, Ellen Boyd. Fourth Row: Phyllis Blackmon, Carol Hunnicutt, Cindy Floyd, Jo Anne Mines, Susan Reynolds, Benny Alexander, Kathy Gainey, Connie Gardner, Patricia Wadsworth, Eric Byrd, Kathy Gainey, Regina Byrd, Lynn Howie. Fifth Row : Steve Griggs, Terri Northcutt, Kenny Krueger, Gail Johnson, Mike Webb, Earline Sanford, Danny Byrd, Reba Best, RatKjT Langston, Amy Arnette, Judy Walden, Jackie Kirven. Sixth Row : Jeanne Hager, Jackie Osteen. Deborah Northcutt, Eloise Dampier, Marcy Mozingo, Mike Taylor, Kathy Hill, Harry Bass, John Askins, Carolyn Snyder, Randy Jones. Seventh Row : Harry Gandy, Robert Snyder, Judith Ann Parker, Wanda Byrd, Brucie Redfearn, John Blackshire, Jim Dunlap, Nancy Burch, Eddie Lide, Annette Hall. Eighth Row : Harry Howie, Gregg DeWitt, Steve Burr, Glenn Lawhon, Bobi Norton, Jeanne Wilhelm, Nicky Ramsdell, Tommy Goodson. Dan Howie, Ronnie Chapman, Wilkins Byrd. Ninth Row: Clark Newsome, A1 Haynes, Buddy Baxley, Jerry Kelly, Mike Lewis, Mike Gainey, Wilson Coward, Edward King, Matt Flowers, Steve Winburn, Preston Dawkins, Jerry Gardner, Phil Wilmeth. Tenth Row: William Weaver, Joe Kelley, Harry Bass, Chuck Luther, Ken Lawhon. Majorettes: Jill Stallings Violet Newsome, Connie Gardner, Nancy Smith, Charlene Northcutt, Doris Bass, Linda Gilbert, DeEtte Newsome, Ruth Gardner, Debbie Johnson, Head Majorette. By selling another Christmas tree, Jerry adds another dollar to the Band Booster's Club. Corrections are pointed out to Carson Tyner at the Messenger Office by Mrs. Cook as Bess and Sondra, co-editors, discover a humorous error in the ad copy. 140 Business Manager, Donnie Gore, hands the receipts to his assistant, DeEtte Newsome, as Tanya and Bobi prepare to type and send out some unpaid bills. Hal and Carol find it’s hard to come up with a new and interesting piece of ne«r« Each month students eagerly anticipated the distribution of the High Notes. Filled with current happenings, future events, fashion reviews, and student opinions, the paper helped to boost school spirit and participation. Under the supervision of Mrs. Edith Cook, the paper placed well in state and national competition. High Notes won a first place award in both the South Carolina Press Association Convention and the SIPA Convention. As Hoyt contemplates his next book review, Rhonda hands Jackie an editorial cartoon. Notes J Jimmy checks an ofcTcopy as Charlene, Managing Editor, and Elaine file their news articles. Judy and Julia distribute papers to homeroom representatives as Lynn and Libby count the exact numbers. Wilkins and Nancy laugh over a bit of news as Bobby,Sports Editor, and Linda, News Editor, prepare their page layouts. Reporters, Kris, Jackie, and Donnie, interview Mrs. Wilder-boer for a feature article on counseling. % 141 Future Teachers of America First Row: Mrs. Hager, Kris Nichols, Bess Hungerpiller, Debra Gainey, Susan Welch, Sylvia McDaniel, Joanna Huggins, JoAnne Mines. Linda Wofford. Second Row : Annette Hall, Sondra Scott, Charlene Crowell, Johnnie Chapman, Kathy Hardy, Vickie McLean, June Drinkard. Third Row : Ruth Gardner, Bunny Ross, DeEtte Newsome, Kathy Freeman, Nancy Norment, Jane Coker, Connie Lou Gardner, Brenda McDonald, Pam Fink. Fourth Row: Carol Kelly, Phyllis Blackmon, Ellen Boyd, Carolyn Lyles, Debbie Gainey, Betty Arthur, Linda McRae, Vicki Pinner. Fifth Row: Jeanne Hager, Stephanie Hawkins, Peggy Hager, Lougenia Priv-ette, Rebecca Slone, Diane Richardson, Sibyl Sumner, Charlene Northcutt, Linda Rhodes, June Yelton, Lois Jackson. Joanna Huggins, Treasurer; Peggy Hager, Secretary; and June Yelton, Scrapbook Chairman, rehearse for the play as Ellen Boyd, President; Betty Arthur, Project Chairman; and Linda Wofford, Vice-president direct them. Seeking: to interest and inform students on the different areas of teaching, the Future Teachers Club was open to all senior high school students. Under the direction of Mrs. Jessie Hager, diverse projects were undertaken. Cookies and candy were sold at the football games, and members acted as guides at open house held during National Education Week. A teacher appreciation project was undertaken, and a play, Two Million Heroes, was presented by the club at the local PTA meetings. At class night, the $100 scholarship which the club raised, was awarded to an outstanding senior member. Future Nurses’ Club Dora Lee. President, Bunny Ross, goes over plans for the next meeting with the sponsor, Mrs. McLaughlin. Officers: President, Bunny Ross; Vice-president, Eloise Dampier; Secretary, Mary Duval; Treasurer, Toby Baxley; and Project Chairman, Becky Hardin, pack a Christmas box to be sent to the mental hospital. The Future Nurses’ Club was composed of girls interested in health careers. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Anne McLaughlin, the club provided dedicated service to the school and community. Assisting the Red Cross, the members worked regularly at the blood-mobile. The girls delivered a basket of gifts to elderly shut-ins at Thanksgiving. Participating in “Operation Santa Claus,” they sent Christmas presents to mental patients at the State Hospital. Discussing the proper treatment of a broken leg are Sue, Marcy, Teresa, Bobi, and Brenda. 143 Bus Drivers The main duty of the carefully trained bus drivers was making sure that some 2,200 students were safely delivered to and from school each day. Drivers were responsible for filling in a report of their daily schedules to Mr. P. C. Evans, supervisor. Drivers also furnished transportation for extra school activities. Chuck keeps an eye on his passengers as he carries them to an out of town activity. Front Row: Susan Chapman. Linda Sowell, Judy Haire, Teresa Hall, Judy Winbum, Jean Rowe, Kay Mozingo, Bernice King, Regina Byrd, Vivian Shoemake. Second Row: Johnny King, Jimmy Howie, Andy Beasley, Bobby Goff, Chuck Gainey, John Munn, Wayne Hopkins, Jerry Failes. Third Row: Mr. Evans, sponsor, Mike Tyner, Lyn Teal, Jim Chapman, Pete Stevens, Ray Easterling, Dick Mims, Wayne Rodgers. 144 Secretarial Club Listening attentively, Rebecca, Phyllis, Elaine, Brenda, Julie, Marlene, and Darlene learn more of the duties of a secretary from Mrs. Haney at their monthly meeting. Preparing themselves for commercial careers, members of the Secretarial Club strove to acquire secretarial skills and learn correct business procedures. During National Secretarial Week, the girls assisted teachers in jobs pertaining to their skills. At monthly meetings, speakers gave the club members a closer insight of their future occupations. Mrs. Mary Hammonds was the sponsor. Mrs. Hammond discusses plans for the next meeting with officers: Judy Lunn, Reporter; Pat Grainger, President; Susan King, Treasurer; Kathy Price, Secretary; and Doris Bass, Vice-president. 145 Rebecca receives instructions from Mrs. Turnage as she assists Mrs. Turnage during National Secretarial Week. Service During a break. Green Counter Assistants, Wilson and Kenny, find time to do some homework. Office Assistants spent a busy period each day making sure the bulletin was printed and delivered, the telephone was answered, guests greeted, stencils mimeographed, and the myriad number of errands run. With their eagerness and co-operation, and Mrs. Haney’s direction, the office was kept in smooth running condition. Operating the Green Counter kept the Sales and Service boys busy. They were responsible for selling school supplies. Mr. Compton, sponsor, made certain the shelves were well stocked. Annette, Larry, and Sibyl get needed supplies for the office. Mr. Compton checks the money taken in at the Green Counter. Typists, Kay and Kathy, complete the bulletin as Susan reads over the announcements to be included. 146 Organizations Judith Ann checks Kris’s temperature as Linda, Pat, and Peggy attend to other daily duties. Mrs. Haney assigns individual tasks for the period to Debbie, Faye, and Angela. Kathy reads out the list of supplies as Snookie hands them to Linda. alLsriw ' x JNPP Going to the bank is one of the duties Bobby and Mary perform. The beginning of school finds DuBose and Mike busily selling school supplies. 147 Kathy, Rhonda, and Wanda originate advertising the car wash. new ideas for their posters Stephanie, Terry, Cecelia, Eric, Buddy, and Frank record their grades for Mrs. Gaskins. With a little muscle power, Nancy, Sibyl, Tanya, Billy Linda, Wanda, and A1 get a good shine. Phil, Sue, Ellen, Wilkins Honor Society Taping “H.H.S. on the Air” are officers: DuBose Montgomery, Vice-president; Carol Hunnicutt, President; Ellen Boyd, Secretary; and Larry Horne, Treasurer. Scholarship, leadership, service, and character were qualities required for membership in the National Honor Society. With Mrs. Margaret Gaskins as advisor, the members sponsored a car wash. The money raised from this project was used in a scholarship that was awarded to a deserving senior member. During the year a donation was sent to the goodwill ship, the S.S. Hope. The society was in charge of “H.H.S. On The Air”, a radio program designed to inform the community of the activities of the high school. Members also kept the concession stands during basketball season. Primarily a service club, the Honor Society sought to instill the desire to excel in others. In hope of winning a scholarship, Peggy, June, Jackie, Mike, Curtis, and Phyllis concentrate on the PSAT tests. With Lee’s help, Bobby Hager. Program Chairman, delivers an interesting program at the monthly meeting. 149 Future Homemakers of America Demonstrating good cooking procedures are officers: Judy Win-burn, Vice-President; Cynthia Gainey, President; Vickie McLeod, Program Chairman; and Brenda Floyd, Secretary-Treasurer. Front Row: Mrs. Rhineheardt, sponsor; Marion Tyner. Jean Ingram, Judy Winburn, Marsha Bland, Brenda Floyd, Dianne Gainey, Kathy Gainey, Margie Atkinson, Judy McLeod, Ester Hopkins, Sue Hodges, Linda James. Second Row: Carol Hunni-cutt, Sharon Hunt, Pam Fink, Kathy Price, Judy Haire, Patsy Connell, Joyce Brown, Jean Griggs, Gladys Cross, Phyllis King, Lynn Hardin, Judy Fails, Patricia Hopkins, Sandra Weatherford, The F.H.A. trained housewives of the future. Under the leadership of Mrs. Elizabeth Rhineheardt, the girls developed homemaking talents. Members took part in the Future Homemakers of Tomorrow National Contest during the winter. Each girl modeled the clothes which she had made in an annual fashion show. Ditty bags, made by the girls, were sent to the servicemen overseas at Christmas time. Making soap sachets for the hospital patients was another project. Suzy Dixon, Doris Chapman, Gayle Johnson, Lynn DeWitt. Third Row: Doris Bass, Jill Stallings, Linda Byrd, Betty Gardner, Belinda Grainger, Claudette' Wilkes, Faye Hodges, Susan Cox, Shirley Atkinson, Linda Crowley, Anne Roscoe, Jean Gainey, Mary Jane Warr. Judy Beasley, Regina Byrd, Joanne Catoe, Cynthia Gainey, Freida Soloman, Elaine Rivers. Future Farmers of America Front Row: Larry Jones, Eugene Farmer, Billy O’Neal, Claude McLaughlin, Archie Boseman, Archie Huggins, Coker James, Henry Howie, Danny Byrd, Wayne Rodgers. Second Row: Heyward Howie, Jerry Lundy, Wayne Hopkins, Andy Beasley, Jimmy Howie, Mickey Vann, Earnest Howie, Marvin Tyner, Robert Griggs, Donnie Carter. Third Row: Donnie Crowley, L. T. Atkinson, Keith Moore, Jimmy Flowers, Henry Perkins, Woodrow Outlaw, Franklin McLendon, P. C. Evans, sponsor. The F.F.A. was composed of students who were interested in agriculture and wished to learn its basic fundamentals. Under the sponsorship of Mr. P. C. Evans, they learned how to judge soil and livestock and test their skills in competition. They also entered the parliamentary procedure contests at local, district, and state levels. Their purpose was expressed by their motto, “Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve.” Attendance at monthly meetings helped the members to develop higher means of education and training in agriculture. Conducting a soil test are officers: Vice-president, Wayne Rodgers; President, Coker James; Reporter, Eugene Farmer; Sentinel, Larry Jones; and Treasurer, Robert Griggs. ISI Retrospect Charlene points out the price of an annual as Kathy makes out a receipt. While at the Delmar plant in Charlotte, Linda, Sibyl, Mr. Crimminger, Nancy, and Betty try to decide upon the cover. Handymen, Curtis and McKiever, help in picture taking. Business Manager, Linda McRae and her assistant, Cindy Floyd, are successful in their persuasive sales pitch. 152 Staff—1967 Pooling their efforts together, Susan, Debbie, Linda, Sylvia, Margaret, Wayne, and Frank work to create new ideas. Fighting deadlines, drawing graphs and layouts, searching for new ideas, hectic days of picture taking, writing captions and copy; this, plus hours of dedicated work went into producing the 1967 Retrospect. As the school year progressed, the first completed division was mailed to the publishers. However, not until the final section had been sent in, did we realize that we had met our challenge: our fears, hopes, and anticipations had materialized. A yearbook, so much more than words and pictures, is a book filled with a composite of emotions and memories of the past school year. We hope the Retrospect will be enjoyed by all. Mrs. Burch, Sponsor, helps Denise and Diane identify a picture. 153 Ellen Boyd and Larry Horne, co-editors, spend another hectic day with Mr. Norris taking pictures. ADVERTISEMENTS support of merchants . . . interest of community . . . a bridge of public relations developed through . . . Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men's blood, and probably themselves will not be realized. Make big plans; Aim high in hope and work . . . Daniel H. Burnham SONOCO PRODUCTS COMPANY Hartsville, South Carolina RAINBOW DRIVE IN Offering a Spectrum of Good Eating 2200 South Fifth Street GLADSTONE'S WHSC Stylish Wearing Apparel Your Sound Citizen In Hortsville Florence, S. C. 1450 On Your Radio Dial PICK UP DELIVERY COMMUNITY DRUGS, INC. Your Neighborhood Drug Store 2102 W. Carolina Avenue HOWARD'S STATION Phone [ fZlII It 1 332-8242 JJ SOUTHERN CANDY KITCHEN Candies and Stuff Carolina Avenue Hortsville, S. C. ASKIN'S PLUMBING ELECTRIC Sales — Service — Installation PLUMBING CONTRACTORS 1306 8th Street 332-6631 HIXON'S BODY SHOP 24 Hour Wrecker Service Day or Night Phone 332-6766 332-6547 THE KERFOOTS Fine Decorating N.. Fifth Street 332-3574 157 SEGAR'S CHEVROLET-CADILLAC COMPANY Everything new that could happen for '67 did' COKER'S PEDIGREED SEED CO. Hartsville, S. C. The South's Foremost Breeders SOUTHERN MUSIC CENTER Everything In Music Caroline Ave. Hortsville, S. C. RAMBO'S SHOES Bass Weejuns British Walkers — Hush Puppies 1240 Cor. Ave. 332-3584 CAROLINA FOOD SHOP QUALITY HARDWARE Produce Frozen Foods 1215 5th 332-3701 Foncy Groceries — Meats 332-7581 332-7582 ARCADE BEAUTY SALON Individual Hair Styling 1300 College 332-6363 B. C. MOORE SONS, INC. Buy from Moore and Save More Hortsville, S. C. KESSLER'S T.V. SERVICE GANDY INSURANCE AGENCY Best Equiped Service in Save With Safe Insurance the Carolinas and 332-8522 MARION M. GANDY CO., BUILDER Smort People Build 332-8171 Home Ave. HARTSVILLE MILL Division of PACOLET INDUSTRIES, INC. 159 REDFEARN MOTOR COURT N. Fifth Street Hartsville, S. C. CLAUDE'S SERVICE STATION Mechonic on Duty Wash — Wax — Lube 332-9371 1401 Cor. Ave. SALEEBY'S MEN'S SHOP The Best In Wear For Men Who Core Carolina Avenue FRANK'S FARM EQUIPMENT Genuine John Deere Parts FIFTH STREET CLEANERS S. Fifth Street and Carolina Ave. 332-6482 332-3943 PEOPLE'S FINANCE COMPANY Personal — Auto — Furniture Loons 332-5131 Carolina Avenue BUCHANAN JEWELERS 1013 Carolina Avenue Hartsville, S. C. THE BEACON RESTAURANT Finest in Foods Steak — Chicken — Seafood 2 Miles North of Hartsville on Highway 1 5 160 JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT Private Dining Facilities For Parties, Clubs, Sociols, and Meetings SERVING BUFFET STYLE ON SUNDAYS Darlington Ave. 332-3151 MARTHA'S DRESS SHOP If your clothes are not becoming, then you had better be coming to us. 332-6104 HARTSVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE Nationally Advertised Merchoidise Fully Air Conditioned 1236 Car. Ave. 332-6751 JOHNSON'S LAKESIDE SERVICE STATION Pick-up and Delivery Service 332-9238 North 15 Hwy. MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LAON ASSOCIATION Insured Savings — Mortgage Loans 332-5154 161 J. L. CIIKKI! COMPANY 1865 - 1967 Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to Graduating Class of 1967 HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL One Hundred and Two Years of Devoted Service to Hartsville and the Pee Dee Section of South Carolina HARTSVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. South Fifth Street THE ECONOMY DRUG STORE 'Economy is our first name.' Carolina Ave. at 6th Street Hartsville, S. C. 162 W. D. ARTHUR OIL CO. AND W. D. ARTHUR INSURANCE CO. RUTH'S DRIVE IN There's always something going on at RUTH'S. 163 QUALITY FUEL COMPANY Sends warm greetings to its customers. 332-8791 332-6717 UNION BUS STATION — Travel In Comfort — 1800 S. Fifth Street 332-771 BROWN'S I.G.A. Finest In Groceries MEE.HU Hll SMITH Quality Jewelers Hamilton — Caravelle — Bulova — Wyler — Watches Keepsake Diamonds Gorham, Towle, Heirloom, and Lunt Silver Fostoria Glastonbury Crystal Iroquois, Royal Doulton, Lenox, Syracuse, and Bavarian Fine China Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Full Line of Trophies and Gifts Hartsville, South Carolina 64 HARTSVILLE MOTOR COMPANY Carolina Is FORD Country 165 HARTSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT Knowledge-Courage-Integrity HARTSVILLE FURNITURE AND GALLERIES Hartsville's Headquarters For Fine Furniture THE BAM OF IIAItmiLLE Established 1903 With a Branch Office Located at 7th and Carolina Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Co. and Federal Reserve System 166 MADEMOISELLE 1303 Carolina Ave. 332-6251 BIG M SUPERETTE “Money Means More 2526 6th Street 332-6661 FANN'S APPLIANCE TV CENTER RCA VICTOR 1329 Cor. Ave. 332-8752 PEOPLE'S NATURAL GAS CO. OF S. C. 332-9323 ______ TOMMY'S ESSO f Carolina Ave. Fourth £SSOj 332-9571 SOUTHERN OFFICE SUPPLY “The BUSINESSMAN'S Department Store Complete Line of School and Office Needs PEE DEE HATCHERY MARSHALL'S FLOWERS Your Only F.T.D. Florist In Hortsville Coll 332-6593 TEXLIN CORPORATION Railroad Ave. PEE DEE EQUIPMENT COMPANY “Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer Better 167 South Fifth Street 332-9061 POLSEN'S JEWELERS Watches and Rings Repaired Gifts and Special Orders John E. Polsen Jr. — Owner Hartsville, S. C. 332-3172 Distinctive Homes Custom Built DAN G. ASKINS —CONTRACTOR Darlington Ave. 332-8361 KENT HUNGERPILLAR CO. Heating — Air Conditioning — Sheet Metal 214 Darlington Avenue HARTSVILLE FUEL COMPANY TEXACO HEATING OILS BOYD - POWE DRUG CO. 1220 Carolina Ave. 332-7551 168 BUYCK —COWARD Home of Old Solem ond Cos Cob Sporfsweor JUNIOR'S AMERICAN SERVICE STATION Open 24 Hours — 7 Doys o Week Hwy. N. 15 332-9212 THE McMCUEN MORRELL COMPANY Real Estate and Insurance Hartsville, S. C. 332-6561 THRIFT WAY SUPER MARKET • Choice Meats • Groceries • Produce We Give TOP VALUE Stamps PIK-KIWK CONVENIENCE STORES 2 Locations in Hartsville 6th Street and 151 By-Pass 7 A M. — 11 P.M. Open Sundays Gold Medallion Consider the advantages of a Gold Medallion Home. Clean, flameless electricity keeps you warm and cooks your meals, heots the water and gives you light for living; and works in so many other ways to make housekeeping chores eosier and living better. P.S. CP L'S rote for oil-electric homes has been reduced four times in the last six years. Electric living is cheaper than ever. It's better, too. CAROLINA POWER A LIGHT COMPANY An investor-owned, taxpaying, public utility company 169 JACKSON'S CLEANERS LAUNDRY Two Locations Hortsville, S. C. BABE NORTHCUTT'S AUTO SALES — Since 1953 — 1815 W. Carolina Avenue ALLSTON MOTOR COMPANY American Motorists Dedicated to Excellence FAILE'S FURNITURE FAILE'S never foils you. 705 Home Avenue STEVENSON OIL COMPANY Serving Hartsville Since 1930 no JIMMIE'S TRUCK STOP 2705 Fifth Street 171 THE PEOPLE'S BANK Friendly and Efficient Service For Your Convenience Try Our Drive-In Window McBEE CHIP MACHINE COMPANY, INC. JANI HEARD Flowers Gifts 1812 W. Corolino 332-5462 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Arcade Hotel Bl. 332-5471 HARTSVILLE I.G.A. FOODLINER Every Day Low Prices 1622 S. 5th St. Owners Hugh Gibson — Tony Jones BROWN - PENNINGTON FUNERAL HOME Established in ‘1915 OLIN GRANT PAINT and TILE Paint and Wallpaper Ceramic Tile — Floor Covering Carpet — Shower Doors — Tub Enclosures We will install everything we sell. DONERS Dr. R. W. Tuberville Dr. T. G. Yarbrough E. M. Floyd Jr. Bill R. Craig THE HARTSVILLE MESSENGER Since 1893 HARTSVILLE BUILDING SUPPLY CO., Ltd. Insulating Materials Lumber Face Common Bricks Sheet Rock Davis Paints Roofing and Felt Roof Coating Cement Masonry Mortar For All Your Building Material Needs Dial 332-5144 172 Epilogue 174 And so we stand, gazing raptly up the long road upon which we, the graduating class, are preparing to tread. Looking with a backward glance at the closing doors of Hartsville High School, we realize that we will take with us vivid memories—magazine sales, College Board Exams, term papers, the excitement of a football game, the anticipation of a holiday, and finally graduation. We will, in essence, never leave, for just as these things are a part of our minds, so are we a part of Hartsville High. Certainly, a group cannot work together for four years without leaving behind some- thing of influence. Perhaps we have made a pattern in tradition. This, the last year of formal education for some of us, has been a time of decision. Indeed, the ideal status of being a “senior” entails more than just good times and privileges. From the first to the last day of this twelfth year, a senior carries upon his shoulders the weight of his destiny. The end of this, our twelfth year, marks but the beginning of the future. With a fond good-by, we turn and hasten upon our way. Senior Statistics A ADAIR. JOHN JARMAN, JR.: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 66; Homeroom Vice-President, 66; Student Council, 67; National Honor Society, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; T I Club, 66; Boys’ State Representative, 66; Civitan Guest, 66, 67; Chorus Ensemble, 64, 65; Junior Class Play Lighting Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Lighting Committee, 66; Talent Night Lighting Committee, 66; Student Council Clean-Up Committee, 67; “Athletic Field” Lighting Committee, 67. ADAMS, WANDA HELENE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Library Club, 67; National Honor Society, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Talent Night, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Powder Puff Football Game, 67. ARTHUR, BETTY McNAIR: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 64, 67; FTA, 65, 66, 67; FTA Project Chairman, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; RETROSPECT, 66, 67; Talent Night, 67; FHA, 64; Student Disc Jockey, 67; TAPPI Essay Contest, 67; Cheerleader, 66, 67; $100 Club, 67; High Magazine Salesman, 67; Homecoming Court, Maid of Honor, 67; Miss Red Fox Contestant, 67; Senior Councilman in Hartsville’s Diamond Jubilee, 67; Talent Night Marshal, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Props Committee, 67; Junior Class Play Student Director, 66; Model of the Month, 67; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 67. ATKINSON, THOMAS CARROLL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Football Team Captain, 67; Football Team, 65, 66, 67; Track Team, 65, 66; Miss Powder Puff Contestant, 67; All Conference End, 66. AUTEN, JOHN FRANKLIN, JR.: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Audio-Visual, 66, 67; Talent Night Marshal, 66; Southeastern Band Festival, 66; District Band Festival, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 67; Citadel Half-Time Band, 66; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; State Band Contest, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 64, 65, 67. B BASS, DORIS JEAN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Secretarial Club Vice-President, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Secretarial Club, 67; FHA, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $100 Club, 67; Majorette, 66, 67; Band Award, 64, 66; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; District Band Contest, 65, 66, 67; Talent Night, 66, 67; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Clean-Up Committee, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66, 67; State Band Contest, 67. BASS, HARRY LEE, JR.: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Awards, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Iris Festival, 64, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; District Band Contest, 65, 66, .67; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; USC Band Day, 64, 65, 67; Citadel, 66. BAXLEY, ILENE TOBEY: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Future Nurses Treasurer, 67; FNC, 66, 67; FHA, 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Camera Club, 67; Art Club, 67; “HHS-On The Air” Participant, 67. BEASLEY, JULIE FAYE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Secretarial Club, 66, 67; $30 Club, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. BEAVER, GARY CHARLES: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Library Assistant, 66, 67; Senior Class Play, 67. BENSON, PERCY FRANKLIN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 64, 65; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Powder Puff Football Game Majorette, 67; Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee, 66; “The King I”, 66; Choral Ensemble, 64, 65; Talent Night, 66, 67; Talent Night Publicity Committee, 66; Chorus Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; Miss Red Fox Escort, 67; Homecoming Escort, 67; Gay Notes, 65; All State Chorus, 65; Choral Christmas Programs, 64, 65, 66, 67; Easter Contata, 66, 67. BERRY, JUDITH ELAINE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Library Club, 66, 67; Drama Club, 67; Art Club, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Talent Night Program Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Refreshment Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Advertising Committee, 67. 176 Senior Statistics BLACKMON, MARY PHYLLIS: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 65; Homeroom Secretary, 66; Drama Club, 67; FTA, 65, 66, 67; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; Student Council, 65; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $100 Club, 67; Band Salesman, 67; Bausch and Lomb Science Award, 67; National Merit Letter of Commendation, 66; Talent Night, 66; Junior Class Play Marshal, 66; Senior Class Play, 67; Class Night Marshal, 66; Graduation Marshal, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Junior All State Band, 64; Student Disc Jockey, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Office Assistant, 66; Biology Lab Assistant, 67; USC Band Day, 64; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; District Band Festival, 65, 66; Iris Festival, 65, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; Citadel, 66; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66. BOOTH, RHONDA ANN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; Band, 65; Drama Club, 67; Library Club, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; HIGH NOTES, 66, 67; Library Assistant, 66; Finalist in Hollins Poetry Competition, 67; Art Editor of HIGH NOTES, 67; Junior Class Play, 66; Concession. Stand Worker, 67; Junior-Senior Program Committee, 66; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 66; Band Concerts, 65; Orange Bowl, 65; Iris Festival, 65; USC Band Day, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 65; Shrine Bowl, 65. BOSEMAN, ARCHIE COLEMAN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FFA Secretary, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Senior Class Play, 67; Soil Judging Contest, 65, 66; Livestock Judging Contest, 64, 65. BOYD, ELLEN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 65; Homeroom Vice-President, 66; Homeroom Captain of Magazine Sales, 67; Senior Class Secretary, 67; FTA Secretary, 65, 66; FTA President, 67; Quill Scroll Vice-President, 67; Band Secretary, 67; National Honor Society Secretary, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 67; FTA, 65, 66, 67; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; National Junior Honor Society, 64; Band, 65, 66, 67; Student Council, 65; Tennis Team, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Quill and Scroll, 67; RETROSPECT, 66, 67; Office Assistant, 64; FHA, 64; Miss Red Fox, 67; Ninth Place in Curtis Magazine Sales, 67; Co-Editor of RETROSPECT, 67; $100 Club, 67; National Honor Society State Convention Delegate, 66; Student Council District Convention, 65; Pee Dee Conference Tennis Tournaments, 67; Model of the Month, 65; TAPPI Contest, 67; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee, 66; Junior Class Play Marshal, 66; Class Night Marshal, 66; Concession Stand Worker, 67; Senior Class Play Committee, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 66, 67; Band Concerts, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 65, 66, 67; Southeastern Band Festival, 66; Orange Bowl Parade, 65; Iris Festival, 65, 66; USC Band Day, 65; State Band Contest, 67; District Band Contest, 66, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 65, 66, 67; Florence Christmas Parade, 65, 67; Citadel, 66; Shrine Bowl, 65; National Honor Society District Chairman Alternate, 67; FHA Treasurer, 65. BRADDOCK, PATRICIA SARAH: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Senior Spastics, 67; Field Day at Coker College, 67; Senior Class Play Publicity Committee, 67; Clean-Up Committee, 67; Christmas Choral Concert, 66, 67. BREWER. NORA JACQUELINE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 66; Exchange Editor of HIGH NOTES, 66, 67; Latin Club, 64; National Junior Honor Society, 64; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; Girls’ Field Day, 64; HIGH NOTES, 65, 66, 67; Student Council, 66; Quill Scroll, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; TAPPI Contest, 67; Office Assistant, 66; Poppy Salesman, 65; Poem Published in “Pencil-lings”, 66; Concession Stand Worker, 66, 67; Class Night and Graduation Marshal, 66; Junior Class Play Marshal, 66; Junior-Senior Program Committee, 66; Talent Night Ticket Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Ticket Committee, 67; Homecoming Committee, 66; Latin Forum, 64. BREWINGTON, PHYLLIS ANN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; T I Convention, 67; Make-Up Committee for Choral Productions and Senior Class Play, 66, 67. BROWN, CHARLES EDWARD, JR.: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Senior Class Play, 67. BROWN, GEORGE MERTON: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Vice-President of Audio-Visual, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Audio-Visual, 67; Chorus, 64; Powder Puff Football Game Cheerleader, 67. 177 Senior Statistics BROWN, JANICE IRENE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 64, 65, 66; T I Convention, 67; Make-Up Committee for Choral Productions And Senior Class Play, 66, 67. BRUMBAUGH, LEE PHILIP: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Library Club Publicity Chairman, 67; Library Club, 67; Drama Club, 67; National Junior Honor Society, 64; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; HIGH NOTES, 67; Class Night Marshal, 66; Graduation Marshal, 66. BYRD, HELEN REGINA: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FHA, 66, 67; Bus Driver, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Award, 65; Star Award, 66; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Marshal, 66; Talent Night, 65; FHA Fashion Show, 67; Betty Crocker Contest, 66; Disc Jockey, 67; Office Assistant, 65; $30 Club, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; Bishop-ville Homecoming Parade, 64; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66; Iris Festival, 65, 66; Citadel, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 66; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; USC Band Day, 65, 66; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67. BYRD, LINDA GAIL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 66; Junior Class Treasurer, 66; FTA, 66; FHA, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66; Office Assistant, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Junior Class Homecoming Representative, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; District Band Contest, 65, 66; Iris Festival, 65, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; Citadel, 66; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66; USC Band Day, 64. C CADDELL, JUDY: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FHA, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Talent Night, 66; FHA Fashion Show, 67; Betty Crocker Contest, 66. CALCUTT, REGINA DIANNE: Student General Association, 67; Transferred from McClenaghan High School, Florence, South Carolina, 67; Basketball Team, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 64, 65; Junior-Senior Clean-Up Committee, 66. CARTER, DONNIE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FFA Vice-President, 64, 65; FFA, 64, 65, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; FFA Soil and Livestock Judge, 64, 65, 67. CARTER, RONNIE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. CASSIDY, WALLEY MICHAEL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 64; Homeroom Vice-President, 65; Football Team, 64, 65; Track Team, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; T I Club, 64, 65; Student Council, 64; Choral Christmas Program, 65; Junior Class Play Lighting Committee, 65; Talent Night Lighting Committee, 65; “Sound of Music” Lighting Committee, 65. CASTON, JOHN ERVIN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. CATOE, LINDA GAYLE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Curtis Magazine Certificate of Achievement, 67; “The King I”, 66. CHAPMAN, BILLY CHARLES: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Equipment Manager of Band, 66; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Audio-Visual, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Awards, 65, 66; Senior Class Play, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 66, 67; Iris Festival, 64, 65, 66; USC Band Day, 66; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; District Contest, 66; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 65, 66; Citadel, 65; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67. CHAPMAN, JAMES NORRIS: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Diamond Jubilee Parade Banquet, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 65, 66, 67; Bus Driver, 67; Band Concerts, 65, 66, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Shrine Bowl, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 65, 66, 67. CHAPMAN, MARY SUSAN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 64; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Bus Driver, 67; Curtis Magazine Certificate of Achievement, 67; $30 Club, 67; Christmas Choral Programs, 64, 65, 66, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 64; Spring Choral Concert, 65; Bethea Baptist Home Choral Program, 65. 178 Senior Statistics CLANTON, WAYNE STANCIL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Homeroom Treasurer, 67; Library Assistant, 64. CLARK, MARY ELLEN: Student General Association, 66, 67; Transferred from Oak Ridge High School, Orlando, Florida, 66. COKER, SADIE SUE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Certificate of Achievement, 67. CROMER, CHERYL LYNN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; T I Club, 67; 4th Place in Curtis Magazine Sales, 67; Cosmetology Workshop, 66, 67; Talent Night, 66; Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 66; Brush Sale, 66, 67. CROSS, BETTY JEAN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FHA, 64, 65, 66; FHA Fashion Show, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 65, 66; FHA Representative at Winth-rop College, 65; Junior-Senior Server, 65. CROWELL, JANICE CHARLENE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 65; Homeroom Vice-President, 67: HIGH NOTES, 64, 65, 66, 67; HIGH NOTES Circulation Manager, 66; HIGH NOTES Managing Editor, 67; FTA, 65, 66, 67; Library Club, 66; Quill Scroll, 67; $30 Club, 67; prama Club, 67; Chorus, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesmap, 67; Latin Club, 64; Latin Forum, 64; FTA State Convention, 65; SCSPA, 67; District Library Club Meeting, 66; Junior Class Play Stage Manager, 66; Junior Class Play Publicity Committee, 66; Talent Night, 66, 67; Talent Night Program Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Program Committee, 66; Chorus Ensemble, 67; Chorus Sextet, 67; Youth Emphasis Week Publicity Committee, 67; Choral Christmas Program, 67; Powder Puff Football Game Ticket Committee, 67; Parents’ Night, 67; “Voice of Democracy” Contest, 65; Poetry Published in National Anthology of High School Poetry, 66. D DAMPIER, ELOISE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 65; Nurses Club Vice-President, 67; Library Assistant, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; FNC, 66, 67; Library Assistant, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Talent Night, 66; Orange Bowl, 64; Iris Festival, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; USC Band Day, 65, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 65, 66, 67. DAMPIER, LOUISE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 65; Homeroom Secretary, 66; Homeroom Treasurer, 67; Latin Club, 64; National Junior Honor Society, 64; Library Club, 64, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; “Voice of Democracy” Contest, 66; Library Assistant, 64, 66, 67; Furman University College Day Representative, 66; Talent Night, 66; Chorus Easter Cantata, 66; Choral Christmas Programs, 65. DEWITT, JAMES MONROE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Varsity Football, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Football Letter, 65; Senior Class Play, 67; Coach of Senior Spastics, 67. DUVAL, MARY EILEEN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Library Club Secretary-Treasurer, 67; FNA, 66, 67; FNA Secretary, 67; Library Club, 65, 66, 67; Library Assistant, 65, 66, 67; Office Assistant, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Curtis Magazine Certificate of Achievement, 67; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; “The King I” Properties Coordinator, 66. E EASTERLING, COLON RAY: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Audio-Visual Equipment Manager, 66; Audio-Visual Program Chairman, 67; Audio-Visual, 65, 66, 67; T I Club, 65, 66, 67; Bus Driver, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Library Assistant, 64; Talent Night Lighting Committee, 66; Junior Class Play Lighting Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee, 66; Stadium Sound System, 67; Engineering Exposition at USC, 65. EASTERLING, DAVID THOMAS: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Art Club, 67; Chorus, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. EASTERLING, RITA CELESTA: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band, 64, 65; Curtis Magazine Certificate of Achievement, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Shrine Bowl, 65; Band Salesman, 64, 65; Band Concerts, 64. 65. 179 Senior Statistics F FALES. JERRY McKINLEY: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FFA, 64. 65, 66, 67. FINK, PAMELA FRANCES: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FTA, 65, 66, 67; FTA Salesman, 65, 66, 67; Art Club, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; FHA, 67; State Future Teachers Association Convention, 65; Junior Class Play Ticket and Program Committee Chairman, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66. FLOWERS, ALBERT OATIS: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; T I Club, 64, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Junior Class Play Lighting Committee, 65; Senior Class Play Lighting Committee, 65; Chorus Christmas Program, 65; “Sound of Music” Lighting Committee, 66; Talent Night Lighting Committee, 66. FLOWTERS, LEE MATTHER, JR.: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Curtis Magazine Certificate of Achievement, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64; Iris Festival, 65, 66; USC Band Day, 67; Southeastern Band Festival, 66; Southern 500 Parade, 65, 66; Band Concerts, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 65, 66, 67. FREEMAN, KATHY INEZ: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 65, 66, 67; Latin Club Vice-President, 64; Art Club Vice-President, 67; Library Club, 65, 66, 67; Student Council, 65, 66, 67; FTA, 66, 67; Art Club, 67; Latin Club, 64; Library Assistant, 64, 65, 66, 67; Office Assistant, 67; Chorus, 65, 66; Band, 67; RETROSPECT, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Salesman, 67; Clean-Up Campaign, 67; Florence Christmas Parade, 67 ; Southern 500 Parade, 67; FTA Salesman, 66, 67; Furman Scholar, 66; Girls’ State Alternate, 66; Poem Published in National Anthology of Poetry, 66; Debate Clinic, 64; Latin Club Forum, 64; Library Club District Meeting, 65, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 67; Iris Festival, 67; Talent Night, 64, 65, 66, 67; Junior Class Play, 66; “King I”, 66; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Easter Cantata, 66; Band Concerts, 67; Library Constitutional Committee, 65; Library Scrapbook Committee, 67; FTA Scrapbook Committee, 66; FTA Program Committee, 67; Junior-Senior Program and Decorating Committee, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Parents’ Night Hostess, 66, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 66; Homeroom Christmas Committee, 65, 66, 67; TAPPI Contest, 67; Homecoming Committee, 65, 67. G GAINEY, ALICE FAY: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Transferred from Winyah High School. Georgetown, South Carolina, 64; Chorus, 64, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Library Assistant, 64; Office Assistant, 67. GAINEY, CHARLES MAURICE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Bus Driver, 66, 67; Chorus, 66; Senior Class Play, 67. GAINEY, CYNTHIA EVELYN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FHA, 64, 66, 67; FHA President, 67; Co-Captain of Basketball Team, 67; Chorus, 64, 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Basketball Team, 64, 65, 66, 67; Block H Award, 65, 66, 67; Pee Dee Basketball Tournament, 64, 65, 66, 67; Charlotte Basketball Clinic, 65, 66; FHA Camp, 64; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 67; Parents’ Night Hostess, 67; Choral Programs, 65; Talent Night, 66; Betty Crocker Contest, 67; FHA Fashion Show, 66, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Field Day, 64. GAINEY, DEBORAH ANN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, 66; FTA, 66, 67; Library Club. 67; Chorus, 64; $50 Club, 67; Basketball Team, 64; Library Assistant, 67; Office Assistant, 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Curtis Magazine Certificate of Achievement, 67; Field Day, 67; Talent Night, 65; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Junior Class Play Ticket Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Marshal, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee Chairman, 66; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; “Voice of Democracy” Contest, 66; FTA Salesman, 66, 67. GAINEY, MILDRED DIANNE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66. GAINEY, PATRICIA ANN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FHA, 64, 65, 66. GAINEY, SARA KATHRYN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66j 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; District Band Contest, 65, 66, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 67; USC Band Day, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67. iso Senior Statistics GANDY, HUGH TIMOTHY: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; T I Club, 64, 65, 66, 67; Library Assistant, 64; T I Convention, 65; Talent Night Lighting Committee, 65; Stadium Sound System Committee, 66, 67; “Sound of Music” Lighting Committee, 66; Junior Class Play Lighting Committee, 65. GANDY, JAMES CALHOUN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 66; Senior Class Play, 66. GANDY, WALTER DOUGLAS: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 67, 65, 66; Choral Programs, 66. GARDNER. JERRY R.: Student General Association. 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Awards, 65, 66, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; District Band Contest, 65, 66, 67; Senior Class Play, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Homeroom Christmas Committee, 67; Pep Band, 65, 66, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 67; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; USC Band Day, 65, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67. GARDNER, LAWRENCE CHARLES: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 67; Miss Powder Puff Contestant, 67. GARDNER, RUTH IRENE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 64, 65, 66; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; FTA, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66; 67; Majorette, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Awards, 65,‘66, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; District Band Contest, 65, 66,' 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 67 ; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 65, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 65, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; Talent Night Marshal, 66; Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Entertainment, 65. GORE, DONALD McCRAE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 64, 65; Freshman Class Vice-President, 64; Homeroom Vice- President, 66, 67; Junior High Student Body Vice-President, 64; Sophomore Class Vice-President, 65; Junior Class President, 66; Senior High Student Body Vice-President, 67; Student Council, 64, 65, 66, 67; Office Assistant, 65; Chorus, 64; Book Room Assistant, 64, 65; Latin Club, 64; Midget Football Team, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $100 Club, 67; SCSPA Convention, 66; Student Council Meeting in Florence, S. C., 67; Master of Ceremonies at Junior-Senior, 66; Master of Ceremonies at Talent Night, 66; Student Council Camp, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Ticket Committee, 66; HIGH NOTES, 65, 66; 67; Assistant Business Manager of HIGH NOTES, 65; Business Manager of HIGH NOTES, 66, 67; Majorette at Powder Puff Game, 67; Miss Red Fox Escort, 66; Master of Ceremonies for Homecoming Queen Crowning, 66; Homeroom Christmas Committee, 66. GRAINGER, PATRICIA KAYE: Student General Association, 65, 66, 67; Transferred from Brookland-Cayce High School, Columbia, S. C., 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Secretarial Club, 67; Secretarial Club President, 67; Office Assistant, 67; Chorus Christmas Concerts, 66, 67; Senior Class Play Marshal, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66. GRANT, RONNIE LYNN: Student General Association, 65, 66, 67; Transferred from Ashwood Central High School, Bishopville, S. C., 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Baseball Team, 65, 66, 67; Baseball Letter, 65; Baseball Star, 66; Powder Puff Football Game Cheerleader, 67. GRIGGS, ELMA JEAN: Student General Association, 66, 67; Transferred from St. John’s High School, Darlington, S. C., 66; FHA, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; First Place in Home Economic Fashion Show, 67. GRIGGS, HOWARD RANDALL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Chorus, 66; Audio-Visual. 67; Diamond Jubilee Parade Banquet, 67; Diamond Jubilee Police Chief,. 67; Junior-Senior Program Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Powder Puff Cheerleader, 67; Senior Class Play, 67; Talent Night, 66. GRIGGS, JAMES MICHAEL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. Senior Statistics GRIGGS, JANICE DEANNE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FHA, 64; Chorus, 64, 65; T I Club, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Cosmetology Workshop, 66; Junior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 66. GRIGGS, LINDA GAIL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. H HAGER. MARGARET LONG: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FTA Vice-President, 66; FTA Program Committee Chairman, 66; FTA Secretary, 67; Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 64; FHA, 64; FTA, 65, 66, 67; Library Assistant, 66, 67; Library Club, 66, 67; Office Assistant, 67; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; Latin Club, 64; Junior Classical League, 64; FTA Salesman, 65, 66, 67; National Honor Society Car Wash, 67; National Honor Society Salesman, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Sketch Published in “Pencillings”, 66; Latin Forum, 64; FHA Convention, 64; FTA Day, 65; District Library Club Meeting, 66; Voting Delegate to FTA Convention, 66; State Debate Clinic, 64; Latin Banquet Decorating Committee, 64; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 66, 67; Disc Jockey, 67; Junior Class Play, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Talent Night, 66; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Ticket Committee, 66; Library Club Program Committee, 67; Parents’ Night Hostess, 66, 67; Homeroom Christmas Committee, 67; TAPPI Essay Contest, 67. HAGER, ROBERT HUGH: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, 67; Latin Club President, 64; National Junior Honor Society President, 64; Homeroom Magazine Sales Captain, 67; Junior Class Vice-President, 66; NHS Program Chairman, 67; Co-Editor of “Pencillings”, 67; HIGH NOTES Sports Editor, 66, 67; Drama Club, 67; Track Team, 64, 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Office Assistant, 64, 67; Chorus, 65; Latin Club, 64; Quill Scroll, 66, 67; Photograph Club, 66; Book Room Assistant, 64; HIGH NOTES, 65, 66, 67; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; National Junior Honor Society, 64; Civitan Guest, 66; Lions Club Guest, 66; Ki-wanis Club Guest, 66; Second Place Winner in “Voice of Democracy” Contest, 65; Palmetto Boys’ State, 66; Latin Forum, 64; International Day, 64; SIPA Convention, 65; SCSPA Convention, 65; Senior Class Play, 67; “In This Hung-Up Age”, 67; Talent Night Marshal, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Graduation Marshal, 66. HALL, SHERYL ANNETTE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 66; FTA, 66, 67; FHA, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; “Voice of Democracy” Contest Finalist, 65; Junior Class Play Marshal, 66; Senior Class Play Ticket Sales Committee, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 65; Orange Bowl, 65; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; District Band Contest, 65, 66, 67; State Contest, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; USC Band Day, 65; Citadel, 66; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65. HANCOCK, GEORGE WALLACE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. HARTLEY, ERIC GRAY: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Magazine Sales Co-Captain, 67; Track Team, 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Junior Varsity Football Team, 64; Civitan Guest, 67; Bo s’ State Alternate, 66; Senior Class Play, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 67. HAWKINS, DEBORAH JANE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 64; Homeroom President, 65, 66; Captain Magazine Sales, 67; Chorus, 64; Office Assistant, 64, 65, 66, 67; Student Council, 65, 66; FTA, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Play Day, 65; District Student Council Rally, 65; Choral Concerts, 64; Homecoming Committee, 65; Talent Night, 65; Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee, 66; Junior Class Play, 66; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 66; Homecoming Placecard Committee, 66; Homecoming Invitation Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Ticket Committee, 66; Talent Night Publicity C----------: -e Chairman, 66; Miss Red Fox Contestant, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; TAPPI Contest, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 67. HAWKINS, MARSHA PAMALIA: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, 65, 67; Cheerleader, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Cheerleader Letter, 64, 65, 66, 67; Cheerleader Convention, 65; Talent Night, 66; Talent Night Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee, 66; Choral Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; Choral Ensemble, 65; “The King I”, 66; Choral Sextet, 66; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 67; Volleyball Team, 66. 182 Senior Statistics HELMS, CHARLES EUGENE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66; Golf Team, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 65, 66; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Iris Festival, 64, 65, 66; Shrine Bowl, 64, 66; USC Band Day, 64, 65, 66; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66; Senior Class Play, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Powder Puff Football Coach, 67. HENDRIX, NINA GAIL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65; FHA, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; T I Convention, 67; Junior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 66. HEUSTESS, JOHN THOMAS: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Camera Club, 66; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; Southeastern Band Festival, 66; Shrine Bowl, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 65, 66, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 66; USC Band Day, 66, 67; District Band Contest, 66, 67; Florence Christmas Parade, 66, 67. HOGGE, WINTERS THOMAS: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FFA, 64, 65. HOPKINS, WAYNE JEROME: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Bus Driver, 65, 66, 67; FFA, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Soil Judging Contest, 65, 66. HORNE, JAMES ERVIN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67. HORNE, LARRY EDWARD: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 67; Sophomore Class Treasurer, 65; Senior Class Treasurer, 67; National Honor Society Treasurer, 67; Co-Editor of RETROSPECT, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Student Council, 67; RETROSPECT, 66, 67; Junior Varsity Football Team, 64; Co-Captain of Homeroom Magazine Sales, 67; Library Assistant, 64, 65; Office Assistant, 67; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; Furman Scholar, 66; Palmetto Boys’ State, 66; King Teen, 67; Graduation Marshal, 66; Class Night Marshal, 66; National Junior Honor Society, 64; National Honor Society State Convention, 66; Debate Clinic, 64; Southeastern Interscholastic Press Association Convention, 66; Senior Class Play, 67; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee, 66; Junior Class Play Publicity Committee, 66; Disc Jockey, 67; Miss Red Fox Escort, 67; TAPPI Contest, 67; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 67; Lions Club Guest, 66; Homecoming Poster Committee, 67; Civitan Guest, 66, 67; Flag Raiser, 67; Talent Night, 67; Powder Puff Football Game Cheerleader, 67; “Voice of Democracy” Contest, 65. HOWELL, HAROLD JACK: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Audio-Visual Manager, 66; Audio-Visual, 65, 66; Track, 65; Chorus, 64, 65. HOWLE, ERNEST CLARENCE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FFA Treasurer, 64, 65; FFA President, 66; FFA, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Clemson FFA Convention, 64; Cherry Grove FFA Convention, 65; FFA Contests, 64, 65; Soil Judging Contest, 66, 67. HOWLE, JAMES RICHARD: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Vocational Agriculture, 65, 66, 67; Bus Driver, 66, 67. HOWLE, SALLIE MARIE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FHA, 64, 65, 66. HUGGINS, HARRY JAMES: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67 ; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67 ; Band Letter, 65, 66; District Contest, 64, 65, 66, 67; State Contest, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; Citadel, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; USC Band Day, 65, 66. HUGGINS, ROBERT McCONLA: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 64. HUGGINS, SA£H RA KAYE: Student General Association, 64, 05, 66, 67; Homerqdm Secretary, 65; Library Club, 67; Band, 64, 65 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67k $25 Club, 67 FJfA 64, 65; Band Salesman, 64, 65,'j 66 Band §tap; 65......Rnlul Letter, 66; USC Band DajCl64, So ; Souiheastern Band Fesfi y, 64T66; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; BijiidyCorje rts, 64, 65, 66; District Band Contest, 65, 66; Senior Class Play Marshal, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67. 183 Senior Statistics HUNEYCUTT. MARION REGINALD: Student General Association, 66, 67; Transferred from Camden High School, Camden, Chorus, 66, 67; Chorus Accompanist, 67; Curtis M gaizihe Salesman, 67; Senior Class Play, 67. HUNGERPILLER, ANNA BESS: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 64; Homeroom Secretary, 65, 66; Homeroom Vice-President, 67; Quill Scroll Secretary, 67; FTA, 65, 66, 67; HIGH NOTES, 66, 67; Quill Scroll. 67; Office Assistant, 64; Co-Editor of HIGH NOTES, 67; SCSPA Convention, 66; SIPA Convention, 66; Talent Night, 67; Talent Night Marshal, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; FTA Salesman, 65, 66, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Parents’ Night Usher, 66, 67; Powder Puff Football Game Ticket Committee, 67; Clean-Up Campaign, 67; $30 Club, 67; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 67; Second Runner-Up in Miss Red Fox Contest, 67. HUNNICUTT. MARY CAROL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; National Honor Society President, 67; National Junior Honor Society Secretary, 64; Homeroom President, 65, 66; Band Vice-President, 67; Student Council, 65, 66; Library Club, 66, 67; Tennis Team, 65, 66, 67; $100 Club, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Block H Award, 66; International Day, 64; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Runner-Up Pee Dee Conference Tennis Team, 66; National Honor Society Convention, 66; National Honor Society State Seminar, 66; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; FHA, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; District Band Festival, 64, 65, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 65; Southeastern Band Festival, 65, 66; All-State Band, 64; Pee Dee Conference Tennis Tournament, 66, 67; “Voice of Democracy” Contest, 66; Band Contest, 67; Junior Class Play Marshal, 66; Class Night Marshal, 66; Graduation Marshal, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Properties Committee, 67; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee, 66; Powder Puff Football Game, 67. HUNT, SHARON DALE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Band Salesman, 65; FHA, 64; Poetry Published In National Anthology, 66; Band Award, 65; Orange Bowl, 65; Junior Class Play Ticket Committee, 65; Senior Class Play Marshal, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Shrine Bowl, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 65; USC Band Day, 65. I IGLEHEART, SYLDA JANE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Co-Captain of Field Day, 64; Volleyball Team, 66; Library Club, 67; FHA, 64; Sumter Home Economics District Meeting, 64; Coker College Play Day, 66, 67; Office Assistant, 64; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Powder Puff Football Team, 67; Library Assistant, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $25 Club, 67. INGRAM, JEAN EVONNE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Treasurer, 65; Field Day, 65; FHA, 67; Betty Crocker Contest, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Third High Salesman, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Disc Jockey, 67. IVES. MICHAEL DAVID: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Basketball Team, 67; Junior Varsity Football Team, 64, 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66. J JACKSON, LOIS ANNE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FTA, 67; Chorus, 65, 66, 67; Chora! Sextet, 67; Choral Ensemble, 67; $30 Club, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Civitan Guest, 66; “The King I”, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Talent Night, 66, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Senior Class Play Program Committee, 67; Senior Class Play Ticket Sales Committee, 67; Third Place in “Voice of Democracy” Contest, 66; Kiwanis Club Guest, 66. JOHNSON, DARGAN VAN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67. JOHNSON, DEBORAH ELLEN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 64, 65; Homeroom Vice-President, 66; Head Majorette, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Awards, 65, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; Marion Band Festival, 66, 67; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 66; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 67; Southeastern Band Festival, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 65; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 65, 66; Talent Night, 64, 65, 66, 67; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Majorette, 65, 66, 67; State Band Festival, 67. 184 Senior Statistics JOHNSON, JERRY I.EE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67j Homeroom Vice-President, 64 ; T I Club, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Civitan Guest, 67; Senior Class Play Lighting Committee, 67; Stadium Sound System Committee, 67; Powder Puff Cheerleader, 67. JOHNSON, SARAH LOUISE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 64, 65; Choral Programs, 64, 65; FHA Convention, 64. JOHNSON, WILLIAM CARWELL, JR.: Student General Association, .64, 65, 66, 67. K KELLEY, ANGELA CAROL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; HIGH NOTES, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; National Junior Honor Society, 64; FTA, 65, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Awards, 65, 66; $100 Club, 67; District Band Festival, 65, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Orange Bowl, 65; Citadel, 66; Junior-Senior Menu Committee, 66; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 65, 67; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66, 67; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 67; FTA Guide at Parents’ Night, 67. KELLEY, SYBIL MISSOURI: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FNA, 66; Chorus, 67; Library Club, 66; FHA, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $85 Club, 67. KELLY, LINDA MARLENE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Field Day, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Secretarial Club, 67; Junior-Senior Decollating Committee, 66. KING, ELAINE MAL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Basketball Team, 66, 67. KING, JOHNNY EUGENE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Bus Driver, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. _ f) KING, SUSAN DIANNA: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Office Assistant, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 67; FHA Secretary, 65; Secretarial Club, Treasurer, 67; FHA, 64, 65; Secretarial Club, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; FHA State Meeting, 64; Play Day, 66, 67; Senior Class Play Marshal, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Talent Night, 65. KIRKLEY, TERESA ANN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67 Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; FNA, 67; Band Awards, 65, 66; $30 Club, 67; Senior Class Play Publicity Committee, 67; Junior-Senior Ticket Committee, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; District Band Contest, 65, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67. L LAMBERT, PHYLLIS EDNA: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Secretarial Club, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Bethea Baptist Home Choral Program, 65; Chora] Programs, 64, 65, 66, 67. LATHEM, MARGARET ELLEN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 66; Homeroom President, 67; Library Club Vice-President, 67; Chorus, 64; Latin Club, 64; National Junior Honor Society, 64; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; Library Club, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; “Voice of Democracy” Contest, 66; NHS Salesman, 66; Library Assistant, 65, 66, 67; Talent Night, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Homecoming Flower Committee, 67; Senior Class Play Marshal, 67; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 67; Clean-Up Campaign Trash Can Committee Chairman, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Student Council, 67; Homecoming Committee, 67. LEE, CHANCELLOR MARION, JR.: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Varsity Football Team, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67; Track Team, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67; Senior Statistics Audio-Visual, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Shrine Bowl All Star, 67; All State, 67; All Conference, 67; Shrine Bowl, 67; Talent Night, 64, 65, 66, 67; Senior Class Play Marshal, 67; Band Concert Usher, 67. LUNN, JUDY KAY: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FHA, 64, 65; Secretarial Club, 67; Secretarial Club Publicity Chairman, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; FHA State Meeting, 64. LUTHER, CHARLES MARVIN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Equipment Manager, 66; Band Publicity Chairman, 67; Audio-Visual Club Officer, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Audio-Visual, 66, 67; Palmetto Boys’ State, 66; Civitan Guest, 66, 67; Junior Class Play Sound Effects, 66; TAPPI Essay, 66; Senior Class Play, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 66; USC Band Day, 65, 66; Citadel, 66; District Band Contest, 65, 66, 67; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 65, 66; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Junior-Senior Program Committee, 66; Talent Night Publicity Committee, 66; Pep Band, 65, 66, 67; Coker College Homecoming Parade, 66. LYLES, CALVIN WESLEY: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. LYLES, CAROLYN SUE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FTA, 66, 67; Library Assistant, 64; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; FTA Refreshment Committee, 67; Pow'der Puff Football Committee, 67; $30 Club, 67; Block “H” Club, 66; Band Awards, 64, 65; Orange Bowl, 65; Southeastern Band Festival, 65; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; Rishopville Homecoming Parade, 65; Iris Festival, 64, 65, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 64, 65, 66; Citadel, 66; State Band Contest, 67; District Band Festival, 65; Junior Class Play Assistant Director, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Program Committee, 66; Talent Night, 64; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Disc Jockey, 67; Senior Class Play Committee, 67; Homeroom Clean-Up Campaign, 67. M McINNIS, DONALD LEONARD: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Transferred from Robert E. Lee Junior High School, Baltimore, Maryland, 64; Homeroom Secretary, 66; Student Body Secretary-Treasurer, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $100 Club, 67; HIGH NOTES, 67; S. C. Association of Student Council Convention, 66; Civitan Guest, 67; Student Disc Jockey, 67; Diamond Jubilee Parade Banquet, 66; Talent Night, 65, 66; Junior Class Play, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee, 66; Miss Red Fox Escort, 66; Homecoming Escort, 66; Pow'der Puff Cheerleader, 67; Junior-Senior Ticket Committee, 66; Clean-Up Campaign Committee, 66; Homeroom Christmas Committee, 65, 66. McRAE, LINDA SUE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Transferred from McBee High School, McBee, S. C., 64; Homeroom President, 66, 67; RETROSPECT Assistant Business Manager, 66; RETROSPECT Business Manager, 67; Homeroom Magazine Co-Captain, 67; Business Manager of “Pencillings,” 67; Student Council, 66, 67; FTA, 66, 67; Chorus, 65, 66, 67; RETROSPECT, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Choral Ensemble, 67; Choral Sextet, 67; Quill Scroll, 66, 67; Poetry Published in National Anthology, 66; Miss Red Fox Nominee, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; “The Sound of Music”, 65; “The King I”, 66; Talent Night, 66, 67; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 67; Homecoming Committee, 66, 67; Junior Class Play Marshal, 66; Senior Class Play Student Director, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; TAPPI Essay, 67. MATHEWS, LINDA ELIZABETH: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FHA Vice-President, 66; Basketball Team, 66; FHA, 64, 65. 66; Art Club, 67; Block “H” Club, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $25 Club, 67; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66. MILLER, RUTH FRANCES: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 65, 66, 67; Basketball Team, 64, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Library Assistant 64; FHA, 64; Choral Programs, 64, 186 Senior Statistics 65, 67; “The King I”, 66; Senior Class Play Marshal, 67; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Concession Stand Worker, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67. MILLS, LUCILE ANNETTE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FT A, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Office Assistant, 67; Homeroom Clean-Up Campaign, 67; $25 Club, 67; Bethea Baptist Home, 65; Christmas Programs, 65, 66, 67; Easter Cantata, 66; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Junior Class Play Publicity Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Publicity Committee, 67; FTA Salesman, 67. MIMS, CHARLES RICHARD: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Transferred from St. John’s High School, Darlington, S. C., 64; Bus Driver, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Senior Class Play, 67. MONTGOMERY, HENRY DuBOSE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 64; Homeroom Secretary, 65; Audio-Visual Treasurer, 66; Sales Service Club Manager, 67; Band President, 67; Audio-Visual President, 67; National Honor Society Vice-President, 67; Audio-Visual Team, 65, 66, 67; Sales Service Club, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; NHS Salesman, 66; National Junior Honor Society, 64; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; $30 Club, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; National Merit Semi-Finalist, 66; Graduation Head Marshal, 66; Boys’ State, 66; National Honor Society State Seminar, 66; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 67; Civitan Guest, 66, 67; National Mathematics Exam School Winner, 66; Poem Published in National Anthology, 66; Second Place in Lion’s Peace Essay, 67; Junior Class Play, 66; Senior Class Play, 67; Class Night Marshal, 66; Model of the Month, 66; Debate Clinic, 64; Flag Raiser, 67; Talent Night Sound Effects Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Invitation Committee, 66; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 66, 67; Parent’s Night Speaker, 65; Pep Band, 65, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 65, 67; Southeastern Band Day, 65, 66; District Band Festival, 64, 65, 66, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; All-State Band, 64, 65; “Voice of Democracy” Contest, 66; State Band Festival, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Lion’s Club Guest, 67; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66; Band Awards, 65, 66. MORRIS, CYNTHIA MARIE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; FNA, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Field Day, 64; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Christmas Concerts, 67; Easter Cantata, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Publicity Committee, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 64. MUNN, JOHN CALVIN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; T I Club, 65, 66, 67; Talent Night Lighting Committee, 66; Stadium Sound System, 66; Bus Driver, 66, 67. N NEWSOM, WOODROW CLARK: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Assistant Program Chairman, 67; Library Assistant, 64; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Letter, 66, 67; National Junior Honor Society, 64; Orange Bowl, 65; Southeastern Band Festival, 64; Iris Festival, 64, 65, 66, 67; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; District Band Festival, 65; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67. NEWSOME, DANIEL LEWIS: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 65; Homeroom Vice-President, 64. NEWSOME, LINDA DeETTE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 64; Homeroom Magazine Sales Captain, 67; HIGH NOTES Copy Editor, 67; FTA, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Majorette, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; $30 Club, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Awards, 64, 65, 66; Parents’ Night Usher, 67; Talent Night Ticket Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Invitatiop Committee, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; HIGH NOTES, 66, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Talent Night, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; District Band Contest, 65, 66, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66; Citadel, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; USC Band Day, 65, 66; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67. 187 Senior Statistics NICHOLS, KRISTA LENA: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 67; Band Librarian, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Basketball Score-keeper. 67; FT A, 67; HIGH NOTES, 67; Junior-Senior Program Committee, 66; All-State Band. 64; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Bishopville Home-coming Parade, 64; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; USC Band Day, 65, 67; Shrine Bowl, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 66; District Band Contest, 65, 66. NORTHCUTT. LOUIE VERNON: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; T I Club, 65, 66, 67; Stadium Sound System, 67. NORTHCUTT, SANDRA CHARLENE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 64, 66; Ninth Grade Secretary, 64; Sophomore Class President, 65; Junior Class Secretary, 66; Student Body President, 67; Magazine Sales General Manager, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Student Council, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; RETROSPECT, 67; Majorette, 66, 67; FTA, 66, 67; Freshman Representative, 64; Homecoming Queen, 67; Miss Red Fox First Runner-Up, 67; International Day at A. C. Flora, 64; Camp Socaredo, 67; Campaign Manager for Candidate for President of Junior High, 64; Campaign Manager for Candidate for Secretary of Student Body, 65; Talent Night, 65, 66, 67; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; $25 Club, 67; “HHS On The Air”, 67; Orange Bowl, 64; Iris Festival, 64, 65, 66; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; District Band Festival, 65, 66; Citadel, 66; Homecoming Poster Committee Chairman, 66; Homecoming Committee, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; USC Band Day, 65; Homecoming Theme Committee, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Powder Puff Football Game, 67. O ODOM, ALLEN CLARK: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. O’NEAL, MARGIE SUE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; FHA, 64, 65. P PARNELL, KATHY SHARON: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Library Assistant, 64, 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Volleyball Team, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Publicity Committee, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 64. PARSONS, WILLIAM THOMAS: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 64; National Junior Honor Society Vice-President, 64; Latin Club, 64; Band, 64, 65, 66; Student Council, 64; National Junior Honor Society, 64; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Civitan Guest, 66; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; Iris Festival, 65, 66. PATTERSON, MARY CATHERINE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Treasurer, 65; National Junior Honor Society, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Talent Night, 66; Talent Night Program Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66. PEEL. NANCY ELIZABETH: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 64; Homeroom Secretary, 66; Junior High Library Assistant, 64; Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 64; Chorus, 64; Future Nurses Club, 66, 67; Library Club, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Talent Night Publicity Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Menu Committee, 66. PERKINS. DIANNE OLIVIA: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; T I Club, 66, 67; T I Salesman, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 64, 65; Cosmetology Workshop, 66; Junior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 66, 67. PETTY, MICHAEL EDWARD: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 64; Audio-Visual Program Chairman, 66; National Junior Honor Society, 64; Latin Club, 64; Office Assistant, 64; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; Audio-Visual Team, 66, 67; Sales Service, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Poem Published in National Anthology, 66, 65; National Merit. Semi-Finalist, 67; Civitan Guest, 67; Junior Class Play, 66; Senior Class Play, 67; Graduation Marshal, 66; Class Night Marshal, 66; Poem Published in SERMONS OF POETRY. 66. 188 Senior Statistics PINNER, VICKIE EDELL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 65, 66; Homeroom Vice-President, 66; Homeroom Treasurer, 67; Student Council, 64, 65; FTA, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; FHA, 64; Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 64; Homecoming Court, 67; Student Council Convention, 64; Talent Night Marshal, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Talent Night, 65. POPE, MICHAEL WILLIAM: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Junior Varsity Basketball Team, 64; Chorus, 66. POWELL, SALLIE ANN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $25 Club, 67; FHA, 65; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Clean-Up Committee, 66. PRICE, KATHY MOYSE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Secretarial Club Secretary, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Library Pen, 64; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; “The King I”, 66; Chorus Concerts, 65, 66, 67. PRIDGEN. FREDERICK DEEMS: Student General Association, 66, 67; Transferred from Lamar High School, Lamar, S. C., 66; Varsity Basketball Team, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 66, 67. R RAMSDELL, HOWARD NEALE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 67; Basketball Team Captain, 67; Band Assistant Program Chairman, 67; Junior Varsity Basketball Team, 64; Varsity Basketball Team, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band Letter, 65; Band Star, 66; Basketball Letter, 65, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; District Band Contest, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; Southeastern Band Festival, 65; North-South Double Header Basketball Game, 65, 66; Junior-Senior Program Committee, 66; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67. RHODES, LINDA MARIE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 64; Library Club President, 67; Library Assistant, 66, 67; Library Club, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; FHA, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Homeroom Clean-Up Campaign, 67; $30 Club, 67; Band Awards, 65, 66, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 65; Florence Christmas Parade, 65, 66, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; District Band Festival, 65, 66, 67; State Band Festival, 67; Senior Class Play, 67; Junior Class Play Marshal, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee Chairman, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Homeroom Christmas Clothing Committee, 67; Powder Puff Football Game Master of Ceremonies, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; “HHS On The Air”, 67; Parents’ Night Guide, 67; FTA Salesman, 65, 66, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; District Band Festival, 66, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 66; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 67; District Library Meeting, 66, 67; State FHA Meeting, 64, 65; Library Club Refreshment Committee, 67. RILEY, DELORIS ANN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 64, 67; Homeroom President, 65; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 64; Student Council, 65; Varsity Head Cheerleader, 67; Varsity Cheerleader, 66, 67; Cheerleader Letter, 66, 67; First Place Cheerleader Trophy, 67; National Cheerleaders Association, 67; FHA District Representative, 65; “The Sound of Music”, 65; Chorus Concert, 65, 66; “The King I”, 66; Talent Night Program Committee, 66; Library Assistant, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; FHA, 65; $25 Club, 67; Junior City Councilman, 67; Talent Night, 66, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Chorus Ensemble, 67; Chorus Christmas Programs, 64, 65, 66, 67; Easter Cantata, 66, 67; Chorus Sextet, 67; Senior Class Representative Nominee, 67; Football Sponsor, 67; Hartsville Christmas Parade, 66, 67. RODGERS, NATHENIEL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Transferred from Butler High School, Hartsville, S. C., 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Basketball Team, 65, 66, 67. ROGERS, JAMES HOYT: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67. 189 Senior Statistics ROLFE, REBECCA LYNN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 64; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Library Club, 67; Secretarial Club, 67; Library Assistant, 67; $100 Club, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; “The Sound of Music”, 65; “The King I”, 66; Senior Class Play Ticket Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Program Committee, 67; Easter Contata, 66, 67; Choral Christmas Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; Seventh Place Magazine Salesman, 67; Spring Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67. ROSCOE, JOHN WESLEY, III: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 64; Varsity Football Team Co-Captain, 67; Sales Service Club, 66; Varsity Football Team, 64, 65, 66, 67; Varsity Baseball Team, 64, 65, 66, 67; Official Scorekeeper at Varsity Basketball Games, 67; Junior Varsity Football Team, 64; Block “H” Club, 65, 66, 67; Track Team, 67; Pee Dee Conference All Star Football Team, 66, 67; Player of the Week, 66, 67; Powder Puff Queen, 67; All Conference Cornerman, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Disc Jockey, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 65; Gator Bowl Trip, 66. ROSS, MARY BONITA: Student General Association, 66, 67; Transferred from Greenwood High School, Greenwood, S. C., 66; Future Nurses Club, 66, 67; FNC President, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; FNC Salesman, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Junior Class Play Publicity Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Clean-Up Committee, 66. ROWE, GLORIA JEAN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 65; T I Club, 67; Bus Driver, 66, 67; FHA, 65; T I Salesman, 66, 67; Sophomore Class Representative, 65; Senior Class Representative, 67; Miss Red Fox Nominee, 66; Cosmetology Workshop, 65, 66; Hair Fashion Forum Trade Show, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65; Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. S SANDERSON, CHARLES ALLEN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Track Team, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Block H Club, 66, 67. SANSBURY, GENE LIVINGSTONE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; T I Club, 65. 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Track Team, 64, 65, 66, 67;' $30 Club, 67; Light Bulb Sales, 65; Block H Club, 65, 66, 67; Disc Jockey, 67; “The King I” Lighting Committee, 66; South State Record Relays, 65, 66, 67; Pee Dee Conference Track Meet, 64, 65, 66, 67; Optimist Relays, 65, 66, 67; Upper Atlantic AA Conference Track Meet, 65, 66, 67. SANSBURY, MICHAEL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66; Audio-Visual, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; “The King I”, 66; Choral Christmas Program, 64, 65, 66, Easter Cantata, 66. SCOTT, SONDRA LOU: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Miss Hi Miss, 66; Co-Editor of HIGH NOTES, 67; Literary Yearbook Art Editor, 67; Co-Captain of Magazine Sales, 67; HIGH NOTES, 66, 67; FTA, 65, 66, 67; Quill Scroll, 66, 67; National Junior Honor Society, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Girls’ State, 66; Lion’s Peace Essay, 67; Civitan Essay Contest, 67; “HHS On The Air”, 67; Disc Jockey, 67; Office Assistant, 64; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Talent Night, 67; Talent Night Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Committee, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 64, 67; Tennis Team, 67; SIPA, 66; SCSPA, 66, 67; District Newspaper Meeting, 66; Band, 64, 65, 66; Pep Band, 66; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; USC Band Day, 65, 66; District Band Festival, 65, 66; Citadel, 66; Florence Christmas Parade, 64. 65, 66; Bishop-ville Homecoming Parade, 64, 65, 66; Iris Festival, 64, 65, 66; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; FTA Salesman, 66, 67. SHOEMAKE, JOYCE FAYE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $25 Club, 67; Junior-Senior Make-Up Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Clean-Up Committee, 66; Junior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 67. 190 Senior Statistics SHOEMAKE. GEORGE WAYNE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 66; Homeroom Vice-President, 65; Track Team, 64, 65, 67; Football Team, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Junior Varsity Football Team, 64, 65; Gator Bowl, 66; Easter Cantata, 66, 67; Choral Christmas Program, 64, 65, 66, 67; Spring Concerts 64, 65, 66, 67; Most Valuable Junior Varsity Back, 65; Senior Class Play, 67; Boys’ Glee Club, 67. SHOEMAKE, VIVIAN ANN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 64; T I Club, 64, 65; Concession Stand Worker, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Bus Driver, 66, 67; Talent Night, 64; Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 66, 67; Cosmetology Workshop, 65, 66; Hair Fashion Forum Trade Show, 66, 67; T I Salesman, 66, 67; Chorus Concerts, 64; Field Day, 64. SMITH, BOBBY EDWARD: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Camera Club, 66; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Pep Band, 67; $30 Club, 67; Band Awards, 65, 66; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Florence Christmas Parade, 65, 66, 67; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 65; Iris Festival, 64, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 66, 67; Citadel, 65; District Band Festival, 64, 66; State Band Festival, 67; “The King I”, 66; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; Junior-Senior Committee Chairman, 66. SMITH, NANCY KAREN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Majorette, 67; $30 Club, 67; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 65, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Florence Christmas Parade, 67; Talent Night, 66, 67; Talent Night Publicity Committee, 66; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; District Band Festival, 65, 66, 67; State Band Festival, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64. SMITH, WANDA LUCILLE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 67; Band Librarian, 66, 67; Homeroom Magazine Sales Captain, 67; Latin Club, 64; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; FTA, 67; Student Council, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; National Honor Society, 66, 67; Winner in National Federation of Music Essay Contest, 64; Poetry Published in National Anthology, 65; Florence Christmas Parade, 65, 66, 67; Bishopville HomeComing Parade, 65; Orange Bowl, 65; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; Junior Class Play, 66; Clean-Up Campaign Poster Committee, 67; Talent Night Ticket Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Menu Committee, 66; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Third Place in Lion’s “Peace Is Attainable” Essay Contest, 67; Furman Scholar, 66; Girls’ State, 67; DAR Award, 67; All State Band, 64; Southeastern Band Festival, 66; District Band Contest, 65, 66, 67; State Band Contest, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64; Homecoming Parade Committee Chairman, 67; Homecoming Flower Committee, 67; NHS Car Wash, 67; Youth Emphasis Week Poster Committee, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Class Night Marshal, 66; Graduation Marshal, 66; Senior Class Play Properties Committee, 67; Senior Class Play Ticket Committee, 67; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 66; College Night Marshal, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 67; $30 Club, 67. SNIPES, STEVEN BUTLER: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65; Choral Christmas Program, 64; Easter Cantata, 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. SNYDER. CAROLYN HENRIETTA: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 65, 66, 67; Band Concerts, 65, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Award, 66; USC Band Day, 65, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 65, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Program Committee, 67; Southeastern Band Festival, 66; Shrine Bowl, 65; District Band Festival, 65, 66, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; State Band Contest, 67; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 66. 191 Senior Statistics SOLOMON, LLOYD RANDALL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Latin Club, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Senior Class Play, 67. SOWELL, LINDA LOIS: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Bus Driver, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; T I Convention, 67; T I Salesman, 67; Cosmetology Workshop, 66; Cosmetology Hair Fashion Forum Trade Show, 66, 67; Junior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 66, 67; Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 66, 67; Choral Productions Make- — Up Committee, 66, 67; Concession Stand Worker, 66, 67. SPIRES, SARA LYNN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Girls’ Basketball Manager, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66; Choral Christmas Program, 66; Library Club, 67; Library Assistant, 67; FHA, 64. STALLINGS, ANDREA JILL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; FHA, 67; Library Club, 67; Majorette, 66, 67; Library Assistant, 67; Miss Red Fox Contestant, 67; Junior Class Play, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Clean-Up Committee, 67; Talent Night, 65, 66, 67; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 66; VSC Band Day, 64, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Powdfer Puff Football Game, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 66; Florence Christmas Parade, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 66; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; State Contest, 67. STANZIONE, SUSAN ANN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 64; Art Club, 67; Art Club, Treasurer, 67; Library Club, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; National Honor Society, 65; Senior Class Play Marshal, 67; Talent Night, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66. STEWART, BRENDA DEEN: Student General Asso-ciation, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; Secretarial Club, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Junior Varsity Head Cheerleader, 64; Curtis Magazine Certificate of Achievement, 67. STEWARD, DAVID PINKNEY: Student General Association, 65, 66, 67; Transferred from Chester High School, Chester, S. C., 65; Football Team, 66, 67; Track, 66; Block H Club, 66, 67; Powder Puff Majorette, 67. STOKES, MARTHA KATHLEEN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 65; Homeroom Vice-President, 67; Girls Basketball Team Captain, 67; Office Assistant, 65, 65, 66, 67; Magazine Salesman Captain, 67; Cheerleader Co-Captain, 67; Cheerleader, 64, 65, 66, 67; Basketball Team, 64, 65, 66, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Homecoming Contestant, 67; Cheerleader Convention, 65; Talent Night, 65, 66, 67; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Program Committee, 66; Parade Poster Committee, 67. T TALLON, LENORA ANN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Office Assistant, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 64, 66, 67; FHA, 64, 65; Field Day, 66; Senior Class Play Publicity Committee, 66; Choral Christmas Program, 65, 66; Powder Puff Game, 67. TEAL, FRANKLIN ARCHIEBALD: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Male Chorus, 67; “The King I”, 66. THOMAS, TERRY REGISTER: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; Southeastern Band Festival, 66; Orange Bowl, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; Iris Festival, 65, 66, 67; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 65, 66; District Band Festival, 65, 66, 67; Citadel, 66; Band Concerts, 64, 65, 66, 67; State Band Contest, 67; Flore-ence Christmas Parade, 65, 66, 67; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 65. 192 Senior Statistics THOMPSON, NANCY LUCILE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 64; Latin Club, 64; FTA, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Powder Puff Football Game, 67; Library Assistant, 66, 67; Senior Class Play Marshal, 66; Talent Night Decorating Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 66. TINGEN, JAMES WALKER: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Awards, 65, 66; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 65; Miss Red Fox Escort, 67; Majorette in Powder Puff Game, 67; Southeastern Band Festival, 66; District Band Festival, 65; Iris Festival, 65; USC Band Day, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66; Citadel, 66; Shrine Bowl, 64, 65; Orange Bowl, 65; Junior Class Representative Escort, 67; Homecoming Parade, 67. TYNER. CURTIS ANDREW: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom President, 64, 65, 66; Audio-Visual Secretary, 65; Senior Class President, 67; Student Council, 64, 65, 66, 67; Library Assistant, 64, 67; Audio-Visual, 65j 66; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Homeroom Magazine Sales Captain, 67; RETROSPECT, 67; Civitan Guest, 67; National Honor Society, 65, 66 67; Sports Editor of RETROSPECT, 67; Furman Scholar, 66; Boys’ State Alternate, 66; Junior Class Play, 66; Class Night Marshal, 66; Graduation Marshal, 66; Talent Night Marshal, 66; Band Concert Usher 67; Miss Red Fox Contestant Escort, 67; TAPPI Contest, 67; Homecomig Escort, 67; Disc Jockey, 67; “HHS On The Air” Participant, 66; Cheerleader for Powder Puff Game, 67. TYNER, LARRY WILLIAM: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67. TYNER, ROGER MICHAEL: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Football Team, 64; Bus Driver, 66, 67; Basketball, 64; Concession Stand Worker, 65; $50 Club, 67; Christmas Parade, 65, 66. W WADSWORTH, PATRICIA ANNE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Band, 64, 65, 66, 67; Southeastern Band Festival, 64, 65; Shrine Bowl, 64, 66, 67; Orange Bowl, 65; Southern 500 Parade, 64, 65, 66, 67; District Band Festival, 65, 66, 67; Florence Christmas Parade, 64, 66, 67; Band Salesman, 64, 65, 66, 67; USC Band Day, 64; Citadel, 66; Bishopville Homecoming Parade, 64; Band Clinic, 64; Iris Festival, 65, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Band Award, 65, 66; Talent Night, 65. WATFORD, WANDA JEAN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Certificate of Achievement, 67. W'ILKES, BRENDA GERALDINE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65; FHA, 64; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Junior-Senior Make-Up Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee, 67. WILKES, ROBERT WAYNE: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; T I Club, 65, 66, 67. WILLIAMS, KENNETH HEYWARD: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Vice-President, 65; T I Club, 65, 66. 67; Basketball Team, 65, 66, 67; Light Bulb Salesman, 65; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; $30 Club, 67; Block H Club, 65, 66, 67; Boys’ State, 66; Talent Night Lighting Committee, 66; Junior Class Play Lighting Committee, 66; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee, 66; Homecoming Contest Escort, 67; P. A. Assistant for Football Games, 67; Junior Varsity Basketball Team, 64; Baseball Team, 64; Homeroom President, 64; Powder Puff Cheerleader, 67. WILLIAMS WANDA JOY: Student General Association, HI. 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 64, 65; FHA,Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67; National Junior Honor Society, 64. 193 Senior Statistics Y YARBOROUGH, DANNY LAVON: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Chorus, 64, 65, 66, 67. YELTON, JUNE ANN: Student General Association, 64, 65, 66, 67; Homeroom Secretary, 67; Future Teachers Historian, 66, 67; FHA, 64, 65; FTA, 66, 67; Library Club, 66, 67; Choral Ensemble, 67; Choral Sextet, 67; National Honor Society, 65, 66, 67; Curtis Magazine Salesman, 67; Chorus, 65, 66, 67; Latin Club, 64; Graduation Marshal, 66; $30 Club, 67; Poem Published in National Anthology, 65; FHA State Convention, 64; FTA Workshop, 66; FTA Convention, 66; Talent Night, 66, 67; Junior Class Play Marshal, 66; Junior-Senior Program Committee, 66; Senior Class Play Prompter, 67; Choral Christmas Program, 65, 66, 67; Easter Cantata, 66; “The King I”, 66. 194 Index A Broach, Bobby . . Brock, Kathy . . . Adair, Buddy...........................3,45,92,94,126,134,148 Brock, Terry . . . Adams, Mark........................ 79.99.108.109.110,111,119 Brock, Tony . . . . Adams, Wanda...................................... 45,129,148 Brooks, Margaret . Alexander, Benny.................................. 79,126.148 Brown, Carolyn . . Alsbrook, Alfrieda.................................... 67,133 Brown, Charles . . Amerson, Mike..............................................45 Brown, George . . Armstrong, Margaret........................................67 Brown, Janice . . . Arnette, Amy.......................................... 79,139 Brown, Joyce . . . Arthur, Betty............ 9,45,57,102,105,136,142,152,164,170 Brown, Larry . . . Askins, Charles................................... 67,130,131 Brown, Mark . . . Askins, John.......................................... 67,139 Brown, Terri . . . Atkinson, Barbara..........................................67 Brumbaugh, Lee. . Atkinson, Joe.......................................37,67,116 Bryant, Kathy . . . Atkinson, John.............................................45 Burr, Jimmy . . . Atkinson, Margie...................................... 79,150 Burr, Leslie . . . Atkinson, Melva....................................... 67,129 Burr, Luther . . . Atkinson, L.J..................................... 67,130,151 Burch, Mike . . . . Atkinson, Randy............................................79 Burch, Mrs. Nancy Atkinson, Russell..........................................67 Burch, Nancy . . . Atkinson, Shirley..................................... 79,150 Burry, Charlie . . Atkinson, Thomas........................ 45,98,99,100,116,117 Byerly, Andy . . . Auten, Johnny...................................34,45,135,138 Byrd, Billy .... Byrd, Danny .... B Byrd, Danny .... Byrd, Dora Lee . . Baker, Sharon..........................................79,131 By dr-Ewc .... Baker, Ivan................................................79 Byi JiaL- . . . . Ballard, Barbara..........................................79—B rdTLinda .... Barfield, Peggy....................................... 79,129 Byrd, Linda .... Barfield, Howard................................... 79,99,119 Byrd, Lola . . . . Bass, Doris.................................... 32,45,139,150 Byrd, Nancy .... Bass, Edwin......................................Not Pictured Byrd, Regina . . . Bass, Harry........................................... 45,139 Byrd, Susan .... Bass, Ronald.......................................... 67,134 Byrd, Susan .... Baxley, Billy..................................... 67,130,148 Byrd, Wanda. . . . Baxley, Buddy..................................... 79,123,139 Byrd, Wilkins . . . Baxley, Toby..............................................143 Beasley, Andy..................................... 45,144,151 Beasley, Brenda ...........................................67 Beasley, Debbie ...........................................79 Cadell, Judy .... Beasley, Judy..................................... 67,129,139 Campbell, Malcom. Beasley, Julie.............................................45 Cannon, Mrs. Ilvi . Beasley, Timmy.........................................79,116 Carpenter, Gail . . Beattie, John...................................37,67,116,126 Carpenter, Lenny . Beaver, Gary...........................................46,130 Carpenter, Phyllis Beaver, Mary...........................................79,129 Carpenter, Wanda . Beck, Jimmy................................................67 Carter, Donnie . . Bell, Mike.................................... 67,116,117,138 Carter, Mary . . . Bell, Ray................................. 67,108,109,111,120 Carter, Ronnie . . Benson, Frank ........................................ 46,130 Cassidy, Clyde . . Berry, Jenny...............................................67 Cassidy, DuAne . . Berry, Judy....................................... 46,129,132 Cassidy, Johnny . . Best, Mr. Jeryl........................................ 23,30 Cassidy, Mike . . . Best, Reba............................................ 79,139 Caston, John. . . . Blackmon, Phyllis.............. 6,46,64.90,93,133,139,142,149 Catoe, Joanne . . . Blackshire, John...................................79,122,139 Catoe, Gayle. . . . Blackwell, Steve ..........................................79 Catoe, Wanda . . . Bland, Marcia......................................... 79,150 Cauthen, Frank . . Bland, Ronnie..............................................67 Cauthen, Mr. Frank Bledsoe, Carolyn...........................................67 Chandler, David . . Bledsoe, Kathy.............................................79 Chaplin, Martha . . Boan, Linda...............................................67 -Cfiapmam BilT: . . Boatwright, Brenda...................................67,13lS -hapman, Doris . . Booth, Rhonda................................. 46,133,140,148 Chapman, Jim . . . Boseman, Archie........................................46,151 Chapman, Johnnie . Bowen, Kenneth.............................................79 Chapman, Susan . . Boyd, Ellen 6,44,46,90,95,103,121,128,138,139.142,149,153,170 Chapman, Mr. Paul Boyd, Jeff...................................... 9,67,120,121 Chapman, Ronald . Braddock, Lynn.............................................46 Chapman, Ronnie . Braddock, Pat......................................... 46,130 Chavis, Allen . . . Bradford, Mrs. Pat.........................................19 Chestnut, Linda . . Bradshaw, Kay..............................................79 Chitty, Bo........ Bradshaw, Libby............................................79 Clanton, Ricky . . Bradshaw, Middleton........................................68 Clanton, Wayne . . Brewer, Jackie....................... 6,46,90,128,140,141,149 Clark, Mary Ellen . Brewington, Ann........................................ 46,92 Cobb, Ray.......... ...............68 ................79 ...............68 ................79 ............79,129 . . .19,68,121,130 .............35,47 ............47,135 ................47 ............79,150 ................79 ................79 . . . .132,137,139 .47,90,129,133,149 ................79 ............79,139 ......... 79,98,99 . . . Not pictured .....................68 ..............20,37,153 ............ 68,139,141 ................109,120 .....................79 .................79,131 ............ 68,134,157 .................79,139 ............ 68,130,143 .................68,139 .....................80 ..........32,47,147,150 .....................68 .....................80 ....................132 . . . 32,47,139,144,150 .....................68 . . .80,112,115,126,131 .................80,139 .68,126,138,139,141,148 C ...............................47 ..............................68 .......................18,39,133 .............................131 ..............................68 ..............................68 ..............................80 ..........................47,151 ..........................80,131 ..............................47 .................. 98,99,118,119 ..........................80,131 '.............................68 ..............................47 ..............................47 ..........................68,150 ..............................48 ....................Not pictured 22,66,68,116,126.133,137,148,153 .........................18,123 ..............................48 ..............................80 ............... 19,48,65,135,138 ..........................80,150 .................. 10,48,130,144 ..................... 68,130,144 ..................... 48,130,144 ............................116 ..............................80 .....................116,132,139 ..........................80,109 ..............................80 ..........................68,134 ..............................80 ..............................48 ............................5,48 ..........................80,134 195 Index Coker, Jane Coker, Martha Coker, Sadie Sue Collins, Dianne Compton, Mr. J.B. Connell, Patsy. .68,121,130.142,170 ..............80,131 ..............48,130 .............80,131 .............23,146 80,129,150 Coogan, M u een . . . . ......................80,131 TooETMfsT Edith...............J................... 25,128,140 Cook, Sheri........................................80,121,129 Cooke, Vassie..........................................80,108 Cooper, Marcia.............................................69 Coward, Wilson................................ 69,138,139,146 Cox, Susan.........................................80,131,150 Cranford, Brenda...........................................69 Cranford, Gene.............................................69 Cromer, Cheryl.............................................48 Cross, Betty Jean..........................................48 Cross, Carolyn.............................................80 Cross, Gladys......................................80,131,150 Cross, Jimmy...............................................69 Crowell, Chip..........................................80,131 Crowley, Donnie................................... 80,130,151 Crowell, Charlene................. 48,128,130,131,133,141,142 Crowley, Linda.........................................69,150 Crowley, Martha............................................69 Curry, James.....................................Not pictured Curtis, Mr. Nelson.........................................24 D Dampier, Eloise............................... 49,129,139,143 Dampier, Mitchell..........................................69 Dampier, Louise........................................49,129 Davis, Brenda..........................................69,130 Davis, Glenda..........................................69,130 Davis, Mike................................................80 Davis, Ronnie..........................................80,134 Dawkins, Preston.......................................80,139 DeWitt, Elizabeth......................................80,131 DeWitt, Gregg..........................................80,139 DeWitt, Jimmy..............................................49 DeWitt, Lynn...........................................80,150 Dixon, Betty...............................................80 Dixon, Martha.............................................137 Dixon, Susie...........................................80,150 Dobson, Judy...............................................69 Dority, Ronnie.............................................80 Dozier, Tommy..............................................69 Drinkard, June................................ 80,121,129,142 DuBose, Mr. C.L......................................14,23,36 Dunlap, Betsy................................. 81,126,127,139 Dunlap, Jim........................................81,137,139 Dunlap, Kathy................................... 6,69,130,148 Duval, Mary................................... 49,129,143,147 Easterling, Ray............................. 30,49,135,134,144 Easterling, Daniel..................................... 81,109 Easterling, David.......................................49,132 Easterling, Marilyn.........................................81 Easterling, Rita............................................49 Edwards, Hyllius...................................... . 130 Edwards, Johnny.........................................69,138 Edwards, Sondra.........................................69,130 Elmore, Denise..........................................81,153 Elmore, Ken.............................................81,134 Elliot, Billy...........................................81,116 Ellison, Gary...............................................81 Ellison, Trena..........................................81,131 Evans, Mrs. Sara.........................................19,78 Evans, Mr. P.C......................................21,144,151 Ewing, Ray.................................................116 Fales, Jerry...............................................49,144 Fales, Judy............................................81,150 Farmer, Eugene.........................................69,151 Felkel, Aliher.........................................81,131 Felkel, Mrs. Eva.......................................22,135 Ferrell, Donna.............................................81 Fink, Pam..................................... 49,132,142,150 Fink, Ricky................................................69 Fink, Susan.............................................21,81 Flowers, A1................................................49 Flowers, James.....................................81,134,151 Flowers, James.............................................81 Flowers, Matt..........................................50,139 Flowers, Elaine........................................49,102 Flowers, Ronnie................................... 69,130,131 Flowers, Marilyn........................................69,95 Floyd, Brenda................................. 69,107,139,150 Floyd, Cindy 69,126,127,139,152 Floyd, Mrs. Eugenia........................................19 Floyd, Randall..........................................81,99 Fodge, Mary Lee............................................69 Ford, Steve................................................81 Foster, Mr. Ed ........................................20,118 Frampton, Mrs. Barbara.................................22,136 Freeman, Kathy............ 50,126,129,132,138,139,142,147,152 Freeman, Larry ...........................................81 Freeman, Shirley.......................................69,130 Funderburk, Steve..........................................81 G Gainey, Bobby..............................................70 Gainey, Bryan..........................................70,135 Gainey, Carroll....................................70,118,119 Gainey, Cecil..............................................81 Gainey, Chuck..................................... 50,130,144 Gainey, Cynthia............................ 50,92,113,115,150 Gainey, Debbie.........................................70,142 Gainey, Debra..........................................50,142 Gainey, Dianne.....................................81,131,150 Gainey, Don................................................50 Gainey, Don................................................81 Gainey, Donna..............................................81 Gainey, Ernestine......................................70,130 Gainey, Faye...................................... 50,130,147 Gainey, Judy ..........................................81,131 Gainey, Kathy......................................81,139,150 Gainey, Lydia..........................................81,131 Gainey, Mary Allene........................................50 Gainey, Mike.................................. 70,116,138,139 Gainey, Mike...........................................70,130 Gainey, Mildred Dianne.................................51,131 Gainey, Mitchell..........................................134 Gainey, Patricia...........................................51 Gainey, Phillip............................................81 Gainey, Rudy...........................................81,131 Gainey, Sara Kathy.........................................51 Gainey, Sylvia......................................10,70,130 Gainey, Terry................................... 18,70,95,148 Gainey, Jean. . .......................................81,150 Gainey, William........................................70,116 Galloway, Levean...........................................70 Galloway, Phyllis..........................................70 Gamble, Connie.............................................70 Gandy, Deborah.........................................81,131 Gandy, Doug................................................51 Gandy, Gail............................................51,130 Gandy, Harry.......................................70,116,139 Gandy, James.............................................. 51 Gardner, Betty.........................................70,150 Gardner, Connie............................... 70,129,139,142 Gardner, Jerry.....................................51,138,139 Gardner, Kenneth....................................30,81,134 Gardner, Larry.............................................51 Gardner, Ruth . . .........................51,139,142 Gardner, Shl rleen . . V; .................................70 Gardner, William ..........................................70 l' a3land7 !ar,y • •; • ............................... Index Garner, Deborah............................................81 Garrett, Ruth Ann......................................81,130 Gaskins, Mrs. Margaret.................................24,148 Gettys, Mrs. Ruth.......................................25,66 Gibson, Gene...............................................70 Gilbert, Andy..............................................70 Gilbert, Gaye..............................................81 Gilbert, Linda.................................... 70,139,153 Godfrey, Darlene...........................................70 Goff, Bobby....................................... 70,130,144 Goodson, Gail..........................................82,131 Goodson, Libby.....................................82.121,141 Goodson, Lynn .....................................82,121,141 Goodson, Mary....................................Not pictured Goodson, Tommy................................ 82.126,138,139 Goodyear, Mr. Taylor.......................................25 Gore, Benny................................................82 Gore, Donnie......................... 9.44,51,126.127.140.141 Gore, Mrs. Vada........................ ...................24 Goudelock, George......................................71,126 Grainger, Belinda............................. 71,129.137,150 Grainger, Pat..................................... 52,130,147 Grant, C.W.................................................82 Grant, Mike................................................82 Grant, Ronnie......................................52,118,119 Grantham, Cathy............................................82 Grantham, Jerry............................................82 Grantham, Kathy............................................82 Gray, Mr. Albert...........................................25 Greene, Windy..............................................82 Gregary, Glen..............................................71 Griffin, Andy..........................................52,132 Griffin, Gail......................................82,115,131 Griggs, Bennie.............................................71 Griggs, Brenda.............................................82 Griggs, Carroll............................................82 Griggs, Clark...........................................30,82 Griggs, Cynthia............................................71 Griggs, Faye............................................52,82 Griggs, Gail...............................................52 Griggs, Janice.............................................52 Griggs, Janice.............................................82 Griggs, Jean .............................................150 Griggs, Jimmy..............................................52 Griggs, Mike...........................................52,130 Griggs, Randy.......................................37,52,135 Griggs, Robert.........................................71,151 Griggs, Robert.............................................82 Griggs, Rosemary.............................. 82,115,126,127 Griggs, Steve..........................................71,139 H Hager, Jeanne .... Hager, Mrs. Jessie . Hager, Peggy. .... Hager, Bobby. .... Hager, Susan....... Haire, Billy....... Haire, Judy........ Hall, Freida....... Hall, Annette .... Hall, Shirley...... Hall, Teresa....... Hammond, Mrs. Mary Hancock, George . . Haney, Mrs. Dianne . Hardee, Kathy .... Harding Ben........ Harding, Lynn . . . . Hardin, Becky .... Hartley, Eric .... Hartley, Kathy.... Hartsell, Glenda. . . Harrell, William . . Hatchell, William . . Hawkins, Debbie. . . ..................71,139,142 ..................18,135,142 ........6,52,129,142.147,149 6,35,52.90,94.128.141,147.149 ..........82,112,115,121,131 ..........................71 .............. 32,71,144,150 ......................71,130 ........... 4,53,139,142.146 ..........................82 ......................53,144 ..........................20 ..........................53 ......................20,147 ......................82,142 ...................82,99,116 ......................71,150 ......................52,143 ......................53,148 ..........................82 ..........................71 ..........................71 ..........................71 ................. 53,102 147 Hawkins, Larry.............................................82 Hawkins, Pam.................................. 53,130,131,136 Hawkins, Stephanie.................................71,142,148 Hayden, Myra...........................................71,130 Haynes, A1 ................................71,122,138,139,148 Heard, Debby...........................................82,170 Hearon, Mrs. Carole........................................21 Helms, Charles.........................................53,123 Hendrix, Gail..............................................53 Heustess, Jack.........................................53,139 Hewitt, Wayne..............................................82 Hicks, Mrs. Thelma......................................21,36 Hilderbrand, Grace.........................................71 Hill, Kathy............................................82,139 Hill, Marlene..........................................71,130 Hodges, Faye...........................................71,150 Hodges, Sue........................................82,131,150 Hogge, Billy...............................................82 Hogge, Tommy...........................................53,131 Holley, Doris..............................................71 Holloman, Allan............................ 66,99,116,117,135 Hope, Harry ...........................................82,139 Hopkins, Esther........................................71,150 Hopkins, Pat ..................................... 82,135,150 Hopkins, Sharon........................................82,131 Hopkins, Wayne.................................... 54,144,151 Horne, Allan..................... 20,72,98,99,100,101,116,119 Horne, James...............................................54 Horne, Larry . . . 6,10,44,54,91,93,94.95.126.128.146.149.153 Horton, Mrs. Linda.........................................24 Howard, Ronnie.............................................82 Howell, Harold.............................................54 Howell, Mary..............................................132 Howie. Dan.................................... 82,137,138,139 Howie, Mrs. Elizabeth..................................21,126 Howie, Ernest..........................................92,151 Howie, Harry................................... 78,83,126,139 Howie, Henry...........................................54,151 Howie, Heyward.........................................83,151 Howie, Jeannette.......................................83,131 Howie, Jimmy................................... 40,54,144,151 Howie, Judy................................................83 Howie, Lynne...................................... 83,139,141 Howie, Patsy...........................................83,131 Howie, Sallie..............................................54 Howie, Wayne...............................................72 Huber, Chris...............................................83 Hucks, Daniel..............................................72 Hucks, Sheron..........................................83,129 Huggins, Archie........................................54,151 Huggins, Jean..........................................72,131 Huggins, JoAnna................................... 54,129,142 Huggins, Lorraine...................................83,99.119 Huggins, Nadean...........................................132 Huggins, Robert............................................54 Hughes Ken . ................................. 83,109,120 Hulsey, Corliss........................................72,131 Huneycutt, Reggie......................................55,130 Hungerpiller, Bess.................... 55,102,121,128,140.142 Hungerpiller, Colin....................................83,120 Hunnicutt, Carol.................. 55,121,129,138,139,149.150 Hunt, Sharon...........................................55,150 Hunter, McKiever................................ 9,72,120,152 Hursey, Larry..........................................72,126 Hyman, Wayne ..................................... 72,132,152 I Igleheart, Syld ..........................................5,126 Ingram, Glenn.........................................83,99,126 Ingram, Jean........................................ 55,130,150 Ives, Mike...............................................55,109 J Jacobs, Wanda 72,131 • 197 Index Jackson, Lois.................. James, Coker................... Janies, Hallique............... James, Linda................... James, Shirley................. Jarrett, Mr. Claude............ Jeffords, Steve................ Johnson, Bertha................ Johnson, Carwell............... Johnson, Ceceila............... Johnson, Mr. David............. Johnson, Debbie................ Johnson, Duel.................. Johnson, Gail.................. Johnson, Gail.................. Johnson, Gloria................ Johnson, James................. Johnson, Jerry................. Johnson, Jimmy................. Johnson, Larry ................ Johnson, LeRoy................. Johnson, Lois.................. Johnson, Mildred............... Johnson, Richard............... Johnson, Sarah................. Johnson, Sheila................ Johnson, Sheila................ Johnson, Stephanie............. Johnson, Susan................. Johnson, Van .................. Jones, Gayle................... Jones, Larry................... Jones, Randy................... Jones, Wanda................... Jordan, Carroll................ Jordan, Emmie.................. K 35,55,130.131.142 Kuehner, Tanya................................. 73,133,140.148 ...........72,151 . . . . 72,115,133 L ...........83,150 ...............83 Lambert, Phyllis.......................................56,130 .......... 22,138 Langston. Kathy.......................................84.139 ...............83 Langston, Billy...........................................84 ...............83 Lathem, Ellen................................. 57,126.129,148 ...............56 Lawhon, Glen...........................................84.139 . . . . 72,130,148 Lawhon, Kenneth................................... 57,138.139 ..........9,17.24 Lawson, Eddie.......................................... .73 . . 55,102,138,139 Leach, Mrs. Wilhelmia...................................24,66 ....... 20,72,119 Lee, Marion................................ 98.99,116.117,135 . . . . 83,139,150 Lee, Edward................................................84 ...............83 Lee, Sedell.........................................39,73,130 ...............72 Leonard, Juanita......................................84.131 .......... 72,138 Lewis, Hal............................................84,140 .......... 55,134 Lewis, Ivey Sue...........................................84 ...............72 Lewis. Harold.................................... 57.138,139 ..............72 Lide, Eddie...................................... 57.138.139 ...............83 Littleton, Mr. Harold.................................. .20 .......... 72,107 Lloyd, Billy..............................................84 .............131 Lockman, Donnie...........................................73 ..............83 Lovelace, Karen ......................................84,131 ..............55 Lovelace, Lily ...........................................57 ..............72 Lundy, Jerry..........................................57,151 ..............83 Lunn, Cynthia.........................................73,130 . . . 83,114,115 Lunn, Ernest..............................................57 ..............83 Lunn, Judy................................................57 ...........55,92 Luther, Chuck.......................... 58,64.94,135,138,139 ..............83 Luther, Russell.............................. 73,135,138,139 ..........72,151 Lyles, Calvin.............................................58 . . . 72,138,139 Lyles, Carolyn................................... 58,139,142 ..............83 Lyles, Jeryl..............................................84 ..............72 Lyles, Robert.................................... 84,130,131 ..............83 Lynch, Bobby.......................................... 99,135 Lynch, Danny...............................................84 Lynch, Michael.............................................84 Keisler, Carol. Keith, Dale . . Kelley, Carol . Kelley, Frank . Kelley, Kathie . Kelley, Lynette Kelley, Shirley. Kelley, Sybil. . Kelley, Travis. Kelly. Jerry . . Kelly, Joe . . . Kelly, Marlene Kelly, Wanda. . Kendall, Libby. Kiefer, Buddy . King, Bernice . King, Carol Ann King, Debbie . King, Edward . King, Edward . King, Elaine . . King, Gordy . . King, Henry . . King, Jill . . . King, Jimmy. . King, Johnny. . King, johnngy • TKing, Carry . . King, Mike. . . King. Phyllis . King, Ray . . . King, Richard . King, Susan . . Kirkley, Teresa Kirkley, Tony . Kirven, Jackie. Kissiah, JoLynn Krueger, Kenny .................73 ...........73,129 . . 56,139,140.142 .................73 ............68,130 ...........73,130 ..........73,130 ................56 ................73 ............83.139 ............83,139 ................56 ................83 ............83,139 . . . Not pictured ............73,144 ............83,139 ................83 .... 83.99.116 ............83,139 .... 56,114,115 ............83,134 ................84 ................73 ............84,137 ............56,144 ................73 ............73,119 ................56 .........32,84.150 ................73 ................84 ............56,146 ............56,139 ................84 84,126,127,139,170 ................84 .... 73.139,146 M McAbee, Charles .... McDaniel, Sylvia .... McDonald, Brenda.... McDonald, Danny .... McDonald, Linda .... McDonald, Michael . . . McDonald, Mike_. .... McElveen, Danny, .... McElveen, Donnie .... McFarland, Rodney . . . Me Girt, Steve......... Mclnnis, Donnie........ Mclnville, Judy........ McKenzie, Beasley . . . McKenzie, Claudia . . . McKenzie, Junius .... McKinnon, John .C.O. V McKinnon, Margaret . . McKorell, Bob.......... McKorell, Fran......... McLaughlin, Mrs. Anne . McLaughlin, Claude • . . McLaughlin, David . . . McLean, Vicky.......... McLendon, Franklin. . . McLeod, Judy........... McLeod, Robert......... McMillan, Judy......... McNair, Mike........... McRae, Linda........... Mack, Glen............. Manley, John........... Mark, Shermia.......... Marshall, Tina......... Martin, John........... Matthews, Colie........ ..................Not pictured ........73,121,136,142,153,164 ..................8,73,121,142 .........................84,99 ........................84,131 .........................31,84 ...........................158 ........................73,130 ............................84 ........................84,134 ........................84,134 .............. 9,10,58,126.127 ........................73,131 ............................84 ............................84 ............................73 IT......................74,126 ............... 84,120,136,153 .............................84 ............84,129,136,164,170 ........................19,143 ........................74,151 .............................74 ........................84,142 ....................84.131,151 .........................84,150 .............................84 ..................40,74,129,130 ............................85 58,102,126.128,130,131,142,152 ............................85 .............. 11,37,74,109.130 ........................74.115 ................... 74,129,139 .........................36,85 ............................74 198 Index Matthews, Linda....................................... 58,132 Pennington. Deb................. Matthews, Mrs. Patsy.......................................23 Pennington, Leon............... Matthews, Rusty................................... 74,122,157 Perdue, Marjorie................ Melton, Billy..............................................74 Perdue, Rufus................... Melton, Dennis.............................................74 Perkins, Dianne................ Melton, Kay........................................... 85,129 Perkins, Henry................. Miller, Ruth...................................... 58,130,169 Perkins, Katherine............. Mills, Annette........................................ 58,130 Peters, Allan................... Mills, Janet..................................• - .74 r3(T''Peters, Marlene.................... Minis, Bil e..................................C • -74,131 Petty, Mike....................... MlmSTDick ....................................V • • Petty, Mr. Ray.................. Mims, Ronald ............................... 74,98,99,116,166 Petty, Tommy.................... Mines, JoAnne................................. 74,129,139,142 Pinner, Vickie................. Mixson, Mrs. Geraldine.................................... 32 Poison, Joel.................... Montgomery, DuBose...........6,10,34,58,91,94,135,138,147,149 Pope, Dean..................... Moore, Frankie.............................................74 Pope, Mike..................... Moore, Keith.......................................74,130,151 Porter, Mrs. Jessie............. Moore, Myra............................................85,131 Poston, Michael................ Morgan. Gail.......................................74,136,164 Powell, Deloris................. Morrell, Patricia..........................................85 Powell, Sally Ann............... Morre, Wayne...............................................85 Price, Kathy.................... Morris, Barbara............................................85 Pridgen, Freddie............... Morris, Cynthia............................................58 Primus, Donald................. Morrison, Billy........................................74,131 Pritchard, Sara................. Mozingo, Kay ..................................... 59,110,144 Privette, Bobby................. Mozingo, Marcy.....................................74,139,143 Privette, Jimmy ................ Mozingo, William...........................................85 Privette, Lougenia............. Munn, Brandy...............................................85 Purvis, Carl................... Munn, Celeste..............................................85 Purvis, George................. Munn, John.............................................59,144 R N Rambo, Charlie................. Newsome, Becky.........................................85,139 Ramsdell, Nickey............... Newsome, Clark.....................................59,138,139 Ray, Cynthia.................... Newsome, Dan...............................................59 Redfearn, Brucie............... Newsome, Faye......................................... 74,139 Reidy, Mrs. Bonnie.............. Newsome, DeEtte............................... 59,139,140,142 Reidy, Mr. Mike................. Newsome, Violet........................................74,139 Reynolds, Susan................ Nichols, Kris..................... 59,110,138,139,141,142,147 Rhinehardt, Mrs. Elizabeth . . . Norment, Nancy........................6,24,74,128,142,148,152 Rhodes, Linda................... Northcutt, Charlene - - - 9,38,59,126,127,102,104,139,142,152 Rhodes, Mike..................... Northcutt, David.......................................75,134 Rice, Debbie.................... Northcutt, Deborah.....................................85,139 Richardson, Dianne............. Northcutt, Louie.......................................59,134 Riley, Deloris................. Northcutt, Terri............................75,85,106,126,139 Rivers, Elaine.................. Norton, Bobbie................................137,139,140,143 Rodgers, Nathaniel.............. Rogers, Hoyt................... O Rogers, John............... . . . Rogers, Sidney................. Odom, Allen................................................59 Rogers, Wayne................... Odom, Jimmy................................................75 Rolfe, Rebecca................. Oliver, Jerry......................................85,126,127 Roscoe, Doris................... O'Neal, Alfred............................................85 Roscoe, Johnny................ O'Neal, Billy..........................................59,151 Roscoe, Margaret Ann............ O’Neal, Guy................................................85 Ross, Jimmy................... O'Neal, Margie.............................................59 Ross, Bunny................... O'Neal, Martha............................................85 Rowe, Jean................... O'Neal, Polly Ann.........................................75 Rudisell, Langley.............. O’Neal, Steve.....................................75,122,134 Orr, Angela.......................................85,129,147 S Osteen, Jacque....................................85,107,139 Outlaw, Richard.......................................85,151 Saleeby. David................ Saleeby, Nadya................. P Sanderson, Charles.............. Sanford, Mr. Earl.............. Parker, Charles...........................................85 Sanford, Earline............... Parker, Evon..............................................75 Sansbury, Beverly.............. Parker, Jean......................................... 75,132 Sansbury, Mike................. Parker, Judith............... 75,106,121,126,138,139,147,170 Sansbury, Pete................. Parker, Perry..........................................75,99 Sauls, Curtis.................. Parker, Phyllis...........................................85 Scarborough, Perribeth......... Parker, Sharon........................................ 60,85 Scott, Sondra.................. Parnell, Ray..............................................85 Segars, Sid.................... Parsons, Billy............................................60 Seigler, Mr. Billy............. Patterson, Mary.........................................6,60 Selby, Fred.................... Peel, Kemp....................................... 75,130,131 Self, Travis................... Peel, Nancy...........................................60,129 Sellers, Debra................. ........... 75,107,130 ....................85 ....................75 ....................85 ...................60 ................85,151 ................75,130 ....................85 ................85,131 . . . 60.91,135,147,149 .............18,112,163 ................. 78,85 ............ 60,105,142 . . .75,132,135,133,137 ....................60 ....................60 ................. 18,44 .................85,119 .................85,129 .................60,130 . . . . 32,30,92,146,150 .61,108,110,111,130.131 .....................85 .....................75 .....................75 .......... 85,98,99,116 ............ 75,130,142 .....................75 ....................86 ............... 86,116 . . . 61,108,109,138,139 .............86,112,115 .................86,139 ...............22,120 ................109,120 .................86,139 .................23,150 .............61,129,142 .....................61 .................86,153 ............ 75,142,153 61,107,130,131,136,147 .............75,131,150 .............61,108,109 . 61,91,128,129,133,140 ....................134 .....................86 ............ 75,144,151 .............61,129,130 .....................86 21,62,99,100,101,110,119 .............75,115,150 .....................75 ............ 62,142,143 ..........41,62,106,144 .....................86 ....................86 .................86,131 ...............62,116 ....................16 ............ 86,126,139 ....................86 ....................62 ....................62 .................86,134 .................86,129 36,62,9,121,128,140,142 .................99,120 ..................20,98 .................86,133 ....................86 ....................86 199 Index Shoe make, Barbara . Shoemake, Joyce . . Shoe make, Vivian . . Shoemake, Wayne . . Shumate, Debbie. . . Slone, Rebecca . . . Smith, Bobby......... Smith, Charles . . . Smith, Mrs. Joy . . . Smith, Joyce .... Smith, Linda........ Smith. Mike......... Smith, Nancy........ Smith, Nina......... Smith, Phyllis .... Smith, Ressie Mae . Smith, Wanda .... Smothers, Gerald . . Snipes, Annette . . . Snipes, Harold . . . Snipes, Steve .... Snyder, Carolyn . . . Snyder, Robert. . . . Soloman. Alfrieda . . Soloman, Randy . . . Soloman. Patricia . . Sowell. Linda . . . . Spann, Charles . . . Sparrow, Jim . . . . Sparrow, Michael . . Sparrow, Pat........ Spigner, Jimmy . . . Spires. Lynn......... Stallings, Jill . . . . Stamey, Roger. . . . Stanley, Billy . . . . Stanley, Mr. Kimory, Stanley, Pamela . . , Stanton, Carol . . . , Stanzione. Susan. . Steen, Ervin .... Steen, Wayne. . . . Stegner. Patsy. . . Stevens, Pete . . . Stewart. Brenda . . Stewart, David. . . Stewart, Paulette . Stokes, Buddy . . . Stokes, June .... Stokes. Kay .... Stokes, Marshall. . Stokes, Renee . . . Stratton, Doyle. . . Sullivan, Danny. . . Sumner, Sibyl . . . Swords, Mr. Ernest Talbert, Elaine . . . . Tallon, Ann............ Taylor, Mike........... Taylor, Steve.......... Teal, Evon............. Teal, Lyn.............. Terrell, Mark.......... Thomas, Janice . . . . Thomas, Terry . . . . Thompson, Jimmy . . . Thompson, Nancy . . . Thrailkill, Jane . . . . Tiller, Frank.......... Tiller, Marcia......... Timmons. Elizabeth Timmons. George . . . Tingen. Brick . . . . . Tisdale. Mr. Woodrow Tison, Julia.......... .....................86 .....................62 .................62,144 ......... 62,99,116,130 .....................86 .................76,142 ............ 62,138,139 .....................63 ................. 19,66 ...................132 .....................76 .....................76 .................63,139 .....................86 .....................86 . . . 86.113,114,115,131 10,63,93,94,138,148,139 .....................63 .................76,131 .....................86 .....................63 .................63,139 •.................86,139 ............ 86,129,150 .....................63 ...................76,130 ...................63,144 ...................86,108 ................... 86.99 .......................76 .......................86 .......................86 .......................63 . . 32,63.102,129,139,150 .......................86 .................86.130 ................21,31,134 .......... 76,129,132,137 ................... 40.76 .................63,132 .......................86 .......................76 .......................76 ...................76,144 .................j64 ..............64 Todd, Connie . . . Turnage, Mrs. Ivy. Turnagc, Mrs. Joan Tyner, Allen . . . Tyner, Betty Sue. . Tyner, Curtis . . . Tyner, Jerry. . . . Tyner. Kathy. . . . Tyner, Larry • • • Tyner, Marion Tyner, Marvin. . . Tyner, Mike .... Tyner, Tony .... Vann, Mickey . . Vickery, LaVerne Wadsworth. Patricia Walden, Judy .... Walters. Glenda . . . Wanna maker, Sue . . Warr, Mary Jane . . Warren, Linda . . . Warren, Roger . . . Watford, Deena . . . Watford, Dianne . . . Watford, Roger . . . Watford, Sandra . . . Watford, Wanda . . . Watson, Kyle . . . . Watson, Mark . . . . Watson, Rick........ Weatherford, Allen . Weatherford, JoAnne Weatherford, Judy. . Weatherford, LeRoy. Weatherford, Pat . . Weatherford, Sandra WeavoPr'William-' , 131 x ebb, Debbie 4 Mike : .86 .76 .86 .... 22,64,105,113,115,136.146 ..............................87 ' ‘ .........................87 ............................76 ..........................87,116 76,126.127,128,137.142.146,148.152 ...........18 ny. ........87 . . 64.131 . . 76,139 ........76 87.130,131 . . 64,144 . . 76,131 ........76 ........64 . . 87,141 . . . 38,64 ........87 ........87 . . 76.133 .... 131 ........76 . . . .7,64 .21.34.130 87.126.141 Webster, Julia....... Welch, Susan......... Wells, Martha........ Whisenhunt, Winnie . . White, Jimmy......... Wildeboer, Mrs. Sarah Wilhelm, Jeanne . . . Wilkes. Brenda .... Wilkes, Claudette . . . Wilkes. Dennis .... Wilkes. Kenny Williams. Kenny Williams, Joy Williamson. Cathy .... Wilmeth. Phil......... Wilson, Neil.......... Winburn, Billy........ Winburn. Brenda .... Winburn, Danny........ Winburn. Elaine....... Winburn. Judy......... Winburn. Steve........ Wofford, Linda........ Woodham. Debbie .... Woodham, John......... Woodham, Mrs. Theresa Yarborough. Billy . Yarborough. Danny Yelton, June . . . . .........................76 .........................23 ..................... 22.66 .........................76 .....................87,131 .6.36.44,65.126.127.149.152 .........................76 .....................65,130 .........................65 .39,77,150 31,131,151 . . 65,144 . . 87.134 V 77.131,151 77.130,160 W ........................65.139 ........................87,139 ............................87 .....................77,95,148 ........................87,150 ........................87,131 ............................87 ........................87,131 ........................87,131 ........................77,119 ........................87,131 ............................65 ................. 37,38,77,134 ....................77,116.130 ........................87,119 .................77,99,130,131 ........................87,131 ........................77,129 ............................77 ........................77,129 ........................77.150 ..........................87,139 ..............................87 ..........................77,139 ..............................87 ..................... 77,142.153 ......................87,131,136 ..........................87,131 ..............................87 ..........................19,141 ..................... 77,139,170 ..............................65 ..........................77.150 ..............................87 ..........................87,134 . . . . 30.65,94.108.109.110.134 ..........................65.130 ..............................87 . . . . 77.95.116.133,138.139.148 ..............................87 ..........................77,134 ..........................87.131 ..............................87 ..................... 77,130,141 .................... 77,144.150 ..........................87,139 . . . 77.126.128.141.142.147.148 ..................... 77,130,136 ..............................77 ...................... 22,36,66 Y ...........................87 ........................65.130 . . 7.65,91.129.130.131.142.149 200 I I