Hillcrest High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Simpsonville, SC)

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He made consoli- dation work so well that patrons, teachers, and stu- dents respected and loved him for it. It seems espe- cially appropriate to say of him, Blessed is the peaco- maker: for he shall sec' God. Hillcrest will stand as a living monument to the memory of this good man. Our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Anabel XV. Stogner for the Memoriam Page Selections. HIlI.TOPPER 1964 Published by The Student Body of HILLCREST HIGH SCHOOL Volume VII W 4m Dedication to JOHN VERNON HAMBY ..for oll the long hours ot hord work ond the interest shown in eoch of us.. 2 You have served as a guiding light to us during our high school years. You have stamped indelibly up- on our minds memories of the many tiring tasks which you undertook for our bet- terment. Because of your excellent leadership in the traffic force, golf team, and newspaper staff, and be- cause the publication of this 1964 HILLTOPPER would have been impossible with- out your diligent work and guidance, we proudly dedi- cate the 1964 edition of THE HILLTOPPER to you Mr. John V. Hamby Ngiiui-ff ,0- Faculty p18 Table of Contents ACTIVITIES .um-y, N- W num s. 4.41.4 Classes pf 18 :L: :':.1 'L- :t ' ?.t:1 , . ..-l.A-..,..- .....:....:..-:.7..: -.,.. .. .,..,.-.....,--.. -sports pf114 'Q 1 W I m 'W N A f'?'X ' iffy -X ir, If V' .- s. Activities p!68 Feintures P1158 ' E ' Y A s -4 ' '-- 'r u . - 2,5 .!, Y ,A .iw Ri. s 1 ll 1ru,ur'0nnf.f.t1 1 , :T- . , Vx Advertisements pf 192 :ig rewo rd Hillcrest High School is different things to different people. It is a building, it is a place of employment, it is an opportunity to participate with friends in study, athletics, and social activities, it is a challenge to young minds to develop and mature, it is happiness and sad- ness, success and disappointment, the loss of inno- cence and the moment of truth. The four years spent at Hillcrest are not merely a time of preparation for life: it is life. It is the American Dream come true, it is the hopes of proud parents, it is the future of today's youth. Hillcrest is at the same time many things practical and many things visionary: it has qualities both tangible and intangible. Many of its qualities can be seen, oth- ers can only be felt. Since music and poetry best ex- press deep meaning and stirring truth, perhaps the true meaning of Hillcrest is best embodied in the Hillcrest Alma Mater. Once a song is learned it is easy to sing it without thought of its meaning. Our hope is that this never happens with Hillcrest students as we sing our Alma Mater. While singing of honor, loyalty, and truth, may our words not be hollow sounds, but may our voices tell what our hearts truly feel. Throughout this book we have tried to tell in words and pictures the true and full meaning of Hillcrest High School by using the thoughts found in our school song. 't i --A ,gs-L . :-N- nv ,' .ff , N' li ' '- . 5 . X I s 1 . . xl n N'-N 5 41 lu '- N , - , . .fx 4 .' s' ' Xa ' . . I 4: 'LA' is '- 45. ' JN. .. , . . . . .X . -f-1---- - f '+ '?,', TI, u- .. ..,,1rz-z.: A .',g, 1 4 I I . , , g X T.'9 -'.'1X. ' ' ...-- ' . 'KW ' 1 ' lx I . A , . X z,, . I V u 4 I 1 'N 51,611 if-Z-'L ..-.-Q.,-v There's a spot in Carolina Where the foothills lie - There our noble Alma Mater Stands against the sky. Alma Mater, thou will ever Live in memory. H ere's to thee! Oh Halls of H illcrest, Hail O hail to thee. Through the years we'll try to always Hold thy laurels high. Thoaghts of thee will grow more tender As time passes by. Dear Old Hillcrest, may our hearts Be filled with loyalty. Here's to thee, O Hillcrest High School, We'Il be true to thee. I PXHRQ, 79 rf . FACULTY Here's to thee, O Years from now when we are remembering our high school days, what will come to our minds? Certainly we will recall our class- mates and friends, and the activi- ties and parties. Yet we will also think of our teachers for they are the center of our school. They rep- resent the purpose of any educa- tional institution. This purpose is to bestow knowledge. As is true with friends, we will be reminded of one teacher above another. Maybe it will not be pos- sible to picture her face, and per- haps we will not even know her name, but as we look back, we Hill crest High School will realize how she helped to build our character and guide our lives on the right course. The memory of a friend some- how fades as time passes, but a teacher stays with us in every act we perform. Each day we use knowledge that a teacher some- where has studied, acquired, and then given to her students. Hillcrest has been fortunate in having a fine teaching staff since the beginning in 1957. As we think of our faculty let us remember them with love and gratitude. Surely they have been true to us. May we always be true to them. , we'll be true to thee Sv l 9 J,f f '35 s K 1' K f .lfla ,vw 'Ns Z- z' - --E f Henry P. Bennett, Principalg NVilliarn R. Moody, Assistant Principalg and I. E. Hemdon, Assistant Superintendent Area IVg are three men who are much concemed about the welfare of our school. Mrs. Sara Carson-4 Counselor, is our aide in any problems we niight-Lllave. ' ' Rf, el ,V y N Q It Qs? ' ,J rl l 1 fx U- J . rs LM N ' xl f N ' ' r 1, l ' 4' ff 2 M M I 3 ! f if 4 l' ms, J ll . , '- A ,JL .x ., 1 K yt f .' 4' 'J i r XJ L, ,f f X, ., --- g,I f ltechnical work which goes into operating a school. 'IO Miss Marv DuPre frlghtl and Mrs YV K L1v1n ston r., secretaries, handle all the Our faculty possesses a great sense of humor. Here our VVhiffenpoofs assemble to help the Shindyanny be a big: success. LOIS B. ABBOTT, XVinthrop College, A.B., English MARIORIE N. ADAMSON, Furman University, B.S., Eighth Grade M. O. ALEXANDER, Clemson College, B.S., University of South Carolina. g lN'I.Ed.,A,EI7'fC1lItllTC g 't'l . s. . l DANIEL A. ALLEN, Southern College of Fine Arts, B.M.E., Band LUCY T. BABB, YVinthrop College, B.S., General Science, Home Economics RUBY H. BASKIN, Winthrop College, A.B., Eighth Grade 2,3 ss . , .... x s Y 5 x In Mrs. Verdin's French class the students strive to leam to speak, under stand, read, and write this language. JUDY K. BICBY, Columbia College, B.A., English ELIZABETH R. BOLT, NVinthrop Col- lege, B.S., Columbia University, KLA., Choral Director EMILY I. BONDS, Wfinthrop College, B.S., Home Economics S 4 . 242514-ff-4 A-if-f 'fV 1 1 MARY C. BOULXVARE, Limestone College, B.A., Typing, Slzortlzancl, Office Practice ELIZABETH M. BRANNON, Winthrop College, B.S., Family Living, Home Economics XVILTON C. BROOKS, IR., Furman University. B.A.. Physical Education XV. H. CHASTAIN, Clemson College. B.S., BLS., Agriculture MARY FRANCES EDXVARDS, Furman University, B.A.. M.A., English EDDIS FREEMAN. Clemson College, B.S.. Hvaal koaclii General Sgiencc I , 4 . 2 ,. ' gi .', 'i ' f' ,l 'g Q L ,g',Ll1' im. A ,N 5 ma ,. . I . I V, N It A , ,L Ni 'f' i ' X wily, .N tv. fl x ' ' V. ' in -Ili W il' ' 1, ' 4 - . :X it ' HUP' L N EALICEI XVACANTT, Furman Universi- ty, BA., Typing, Bookkeeping MARTHA I. CARRETT, Winthrop Col- lege, A.B., Algebra, Geometry XVILMA R. GAULT, Lander College, B.A., Biology R Cliffs Hallelujah the Saints ure singing. Boy, that group was the hottest in the Shindyanny. Thank you teachers for your support. Mr. John Hamby, a favorite member among the paper and animal staffs, also coached the golf team and taught history. Students appreciate a willing worker like Mr. Hamby. JOHN A. GRIFFIN, University of Geor- gia, B.S.Ed., Peabody College, NIA., U. S. History, Business English, Prob- lems of Democracy. JOHN V. HAMBY, Presbyterian Col- lege, B.A., U. S. History. Journalism MILDRED C. HART, Lander College, A.B., Eighth Grade VIRGINIA G. HENDRICKS, Furman University, B.A., Eighth Grade EMMA LOU HUGHES, Limestone Col- lege, A.B., Furman University, M.A., Seventh Grade JANE E. HUGHES, Randolph Macon Womans College, B.A., Eighth Grade MARIAN S. HUNTER, Furman Uni- versity, B.A., Seventh. Grade LILLIAN H. JOHNSON, Anderson Col- lege, A.B., English NANCY JO JONES, Furman University, gt . Miss Nancy Jones, who is ai new tent-lu-r at Hillcrest, has taken on much responsibility in guiding the nclvertising staff of the yenrbook and also teaching history and French. jest BTX , X if f' - B.A., French., World History X ss. me, N1 . QQ L Q, fs - -A f. ... - 3 - .. ,L K. at . smsswg , I3 , Ahh-h-h, the hidden comforts of a teachers lounge. Don't they look happy and r LORENA M. KINARD, Limestone Col- lege, B.S., Business Math, General Sci- ence LORENA G. KING, Erskine College, B.A., Eight Grade IUANITA G. LEATHERVVOOD, XVest- ern Carolina College, B.S., Biology, Al- gebra ELIZABETH NIAHON, Furman Uni- versity, B.S., Seventh Grade MILDRED R. MANGER, XVinthrop College, B.S., Eighth Grade SYBIL MARTIN, Limestone College, B.S., University of South Carolina, M.Ed., Algebra, Geometry MARY IANE MCKINNEY, Winthrop College, B.S., Distributive Education, Business- M ath. CHARLES F. PHILLIPS, Furman Uni- versity, B.A., University of North Caro- lina, M.Ed., Physical Education F RONDE RICE, Anderson College, B.A., University of South Carolina, M.A., English I ,Ji . . WVill anybody ever forget how we X crossed our fingers when the cut list was called out? The public address Q system is a helpful and modem fa- cility of our school. ---.....,,,n.,,,,,,W K vm K Agriculture, at vocational subject, is of interest to many boys. They carry out x lrious proiects through the year and often bring home blue ribbons. Mr. Bill Moody, Assistant Principal, has one big responsibility. This is to keep all school buses running on schedule each day. He carries out this job well and each student can depend on him. MJ V7 501 ,K ' ' gulf' ' Www LYDIA L. ROSE, VVinthr College. A.B., Librarian ELOISE L. RUDY, Agnes Scott Col- lege, B.A., Algebra, Trigonometry, Ad- vanced Math DELURA JANE SATTERFIELD, Win- throp College. B.A., Citizenship, Ameri- can History IEAN S. SHERRON, East Carolina Col- lege, A.B.. Physical Education FRANCIS V. SMITH, Rutgers Univer- sity, B.S., World History, US. History NIARIORIE C. SMITH. Wlinthrop Col- lege. B.S.. Librarian B-IARNA XV. SNOXV, Furman Universi- ty, B.S., General Science, Business Math, Physics ANABEL XV. STOCNER, Anderson College, B.A., Furman University, M.A., English THELNIA THONIASON, Furman Uni- versity, B.A., Eighth Grade' Q -.f 1 x Nix X? wil Q, ...:,.- .-..:. t ,p... ,. AT 'sex E3?? 3 SQ it tit x t ,X gi X X V X N 39' Q i is 1 I5 I V x 1 ' . r r N-I Xu! cc i versity, A.B., U. S. History, English 'wx - HOVVARD E. YONALLY, Furman Uni- RUTH XV. VERDIN, Erskine College, B.A., French DAHLIA H. YVEST, Berry College, B.S.. Family Living, Gene-ral Math, English GERTRUDE F. WHAMZ VVinthrop Col- lege, B.S.. Chemistry MINNIE L. VVHATLEY, Erskine Col- lege, A.B., General Math, Algebra PATRICIA H. YVHEELER. Furman University, B.A., Psychology PATRICIA K. YVHITTEN, Lander Col- lege, B.A., Physical Education X Mr. Smith teaches history. A student may study various branches of history. These are: Ameri- can history, United States history, Citizenship, and Problems of Democracy. Music is an extracurricular subject at Hillcrest. Miss Bolt is shown here working with a group who belonged to the all-state chorus and also attend- ed the music festival. 'I6 In Memoriam The memory of a great teacher becomes a living archive out of which flows a stream of inspiration. To Mrs. Olive Thomason Templeton, teaching was more than a profession: it was a calling. Fortunate, indeed, are we who knew her as teacher and friend. VVhat more fitting tribute can we pay to her memory than to say, Here was a teacher, sincere, conscientious, faithful, and fair ? She was sincere, without hypocrisyg conscientious, without bigotry, faithful, without boasting, and fair, without harshness. Her memory will always linger as a benediction upon her students and associates. Some will remtmber the facility with which she demonstrated the skills of typingf Some will remember her in connection with the intricate pattems of shorthand. Some will remember the patient ex- planations of the complex bookkeeping problems. Some will remember her encouraging them to write for the school paper. Some will remember her kindness in dealing with older students in veterans school. Some will remember her fortitude through a painful illness. All will remem- ber her as a living teacher, and her influence will be a living force. CLASSES Alma Mater, thou will ever live in memory Someone has compared the class section of a high school yearbook to an evergreen tree. When thinking of an evergreen the words fresh- ness, never dying, and constant renewal of new life come to mind. What better way is there to de- scribe our classes? In progress there is a joy and a sentimental sadness. Someday each of us must leave high school, which has been our way of life for several years, and face a new and chal- lenging world. It has been our goal to educate our minds sufficiently in order to be able to carry out our purpose in life. Each of us will be i saddened at the thought of leaving and perhaps a little frightened at the thought of beginning, but this is the plan, and life must go on. The life of the school is it's stu- dents. Each student will remember this particular year as special in some way. Thus, we can confident- ly say that though the years may pass and people disappear, the life of Hillcrest High School will always live in the hearts of those who have labored there. Alma Mater thou wilt ever live in our memory. The Senior class officers are the organizers of all class activities. vice-presidentg Cathy Ridgeway, secretaryg Gloria Lamb, treasur- They plan the budget and then are in charge of raising the money. erg and lane Green, reporter. The officers are: Lawrence Blakely, presiclentg Henry Melton, Virgil Garrett Adams Charlotte Elizabeth Aiken Mary Susan Alexander Lonnie Frederick Anders Patricia Anne Babb Katherine Ann Balcombe 20 Nellie Sue Balcombe Mary Frances Baldwin Mary Elaine Barhrey Shirley Mae Barton Billy Kay Bayne Diann Bishop Judy Geraldine Bishop Lawrence XVillis Blakely Shirley Joyce Blakely Cheryl Ann Boland Linda lane Bowden Raymond Earl Brashier Ronald Eddie Bridwell I wonder if I should use the subjunctive past or the progressive present perfect . . . If Q , Seniors james Hoyt Brocks, Ir. Mary Catherine Buchanan Nancy Hydia Bullock Thomas Lamar Burden, Ir. Jacqueline Gail Burns Faye Geraldine Bush Jeannette Butler Rebecca Sue Byars Max Lee Christopher 22 Donna Farlice Clark Martha Rebekah Coley Grace Allene Collins Judy Elaine Collins Couldn't you give me one extra potato? Mary Long Collins Richard Michael Coln Van Richard Cook Here's that annual staff working hard again. Try as hard as we did we couldn't keep Eddie out of the annual room. Minam Violet Cooper Linda Ruth Cox Dan-oh Duffle Davenport, Ir. Rlchard Eugene Davis At the Shindyanny Elaine sang Take Her Out of Pityl' and made us feel a little sad. f- , ,-s, Remember that physics class trip? Or should we forget it?? 23 Seniors Remember the Sunny Beach Boys? Cit yerself an outfit and be a cow- boy, too. Those poor over-worked office assistants. They have to talk so much that they never have time for work. i Roetta Gullatt Dean Darlene Devall Virginia Carson Edwards William Frank Ferguson Gail Charlene Fowler Iames Auther Ray Fowler, Ir. George Raymond Fowler Sara Edith Fowler Mary Elena Frazier Shelby Ann Friddle 52 E Dixie Lee Garrett Mary Anderson Garrett Ronald Dale Garrett Donna Sue Garrison Dorothy Elizabeth Gault Margaret Elizabeth Gault Sara Frances Gosseft Morrice jane Green Judy Carolyn Gresham Charles Edwin Griffith, Ir. Nancy Carol Griffith Robert Earl Hamby, Ir. George William Hance, jr. ls N me of Brenda Elaine Hart Mary Faye Hastings Mary Ann Heaton No Senior will ever forget Mrs. Abbott. She is always there anytime we have a S e n I O r S problem and willing to help. Susan Rebecca Henderson Thomas Lee Henderson Clyde Hipps The only place a Senior ever rushes is out of class. Carole Anne Holland William james Horton, Ir. joseph Henry Houser, jr ..,.,,..w-wo.. The Furman scholars spent a day and a night at Furman University. These are chosen on academic achievement and leadership. They all had a great time. Remember those long days in Business English and Modem Problems? Mr. Griffin sure taught us. Kay Evelyn Howard Wayne Homer Howell Doris Alene Hughes Gene Carroll Humphries Diane Elizabeth lacks Stephen Baxter Jacobs Patricia Bagwell jenkins Gary Ananias johnson 27 Herbert Alfred johnson, jr. Patsy Sue johnson Douglas Randolph jones Eddie Earl jones Dianne jenkins Kellett Louise Birtie Kellett Seniors s t Some nut has always got to ruin the picture. Ah, but these are some of our favorite nuts. Hey! Who was making the picture?? Boy, that business math was tough, but Mrs. McKinney was a lot of fun. Nancy Bullock Chosen Homecoming Queen for '63-'64 Keith Earl Laws james Douglas Leapard Barbara june Ledford john Michael Ley QM llll f Gilbert Butler Libby, Ir Margaret Ann Linder Whitner Kilpatrick Livingston III Floyd Shealy Long WVilliam Larry Mahaffey jane Ellen Malone james Alan Marler james Keith Mayfield Thomas Ryan Mayfield joseph Benny Maxwell johnny Williams McCall, jr. joyce Marguerite McDougle Karen Cowan McKelvey Henry Milledge Melton George Stephen Merritt jeannette Louise Minkler Edward Ronnie Monroe Seniors These are two of the friendliest faces you can find at Hillcrest. Come on boys, look alivel Alma mater thou wilt ever live in memory. . H Sometimes we felt it was at least a mile to the next class. Ronald Wayne Morgan William Monroe Nalley Bemadette Nelson Shelby jean Osbome David Kennedy Page ' V W .. t g e Iudy Carolyn Painter Thomas Conrad Painter l sc: Those bus reports were a lot of trouble, and sometimes the kids were bad, but they leamed a lot about accepting responsibility. VV1lliam Alan Parsons Brenda Katherine Patton Elaine, you aren't supposed to have that expression on your face when you have on your graduation robel Nancy Rebecca Patton Marion Calvin Perry Carole jean Phillips Ervin Judson Powell james Powell Ierry Edward Powell Martha Ann Pruitt 32 Linda Dianne Putnam Avis Dale Reeves Thomas Wilton Reid Edward Matthew Rice, Ir. jimmy Earl Rice Marion Dewayne Rice Jane Ellen Richardson Agnes Arm Riddle Phyllis Ann Riddle Cathy Ann Ridgeway Walter Wayne Riggins Seniors It was another of those hard days in analytics Look closely and you will see that at this dress rehearsal for homecoming presentation Lawrence was studying his vocabulary book for Mrs. Abbott. par 4 were FUN! Carolvn Ruth Robertson Cleveland Ernest Robertson To eat or not to eatgk that is the question jewel Eileen Ross Sumnne Rucker james Allen Rumsey Donald Ray Savage Iohn Preston Scott Carolyn Aleda Shelton Marsha Erma Skelton Samuel Harden Sloan Ir Ann Elaine Smith james Roger Smith Brenda Faye Spoone james Clement Tanner, Ir. Robert Benjamin Tanner Emily jane Tate David Earl Taylor Emily Francine Terrill Billy Ray Thackston Douglas Leon Thackston, Ir. gngnponoqnsqnw- W L, , Ska? I never saw a livelier looking group of Seniors. Senior rings-the true symbol of a senior. WVe rleally began to feel important when we got t em. g A5 Thomas Russell Thompson Sandra Ann Tizzano Sometimes the wait was long, but the food was alwavs worth it. Looks like some peo- Gwendolyn Louise Thomason Edward Wilton Thompson Linda Ann Thompson Mell Archie Thompson Bonnie june Tollison Susan Lynn Tucker Ray Felix Verdin Rodger Dale Walls ple were 'about to break in line. OH-H! Do I HAVE to H0 home? Us ..-We si rg. sf . V. ef : 'Y 5 iv .fig 2 N Seniors This is the lady who helped get us a job or int a college. Thanks Mrs. Carson. Betty Sue Whitt 'i jimmy Milton Williams David Glenn Williams W james Rudy Wilson Q Henry Lee Wright, jr. David Vt illis Woods, jr. 4. i..,,,A - That aptitude test was a riot. NVhich would you rather be: a farmer, a truck driver or a cowboy? Charles Michael NVatson Carolyn Ann Webb judy Anne VVest Tommy Leeland Wham 37 5 Q 1 aa E 124:-p a 1 , ig 1 ,ig ., f 5 5 I el 2 I E 5.3 . is I X ,f . -Q X F . I ,X T 5 1963-64 JUNIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS ARE, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Thackston, Martha Dobbins, Happy Senn. SECOND ROW: Pete Garrett, Ronnie Stoddard, Chuck Keamey, David Bagwell, and Terry Vamer. Class of 1965 38 it 5 :Q bi Ellen Alexander Harold Alverson Wayne Andis Judy' Babb Ann Bagwell David Bagwell Martha Balcombe Wayne Balcombe Randy Baldwin Sandra Baldwin Steve Barbery Ronnie Barton David Baskin Barbara Bayne Tommy' Bayne Barry Bennington Bame Best Joe Black Anna Bozeman jimmy Bragg Class of 65 Jerry Bridges Shir ey Bridcfes Tommy Bri ges Peggy Brock Ga' Browm Henry Burdette Ann Campbell Ronald Cannady Marg' Carter San ra Chamblee David Chandler Freddy Cheek Sandra Cheek Eleanor Chiles Kathryn Christopher Peggy Clyde Gerry Coates Ronnie Cohn Ray Cook Elaine Cooper Walwyn Cooper Mary Cox Mike Cox Kay Craft Donald Cronk Becky Davis Becky Davis Danny Davis Linda Davis Becky Day Pete Dixon Martha Dobbins Richard Dutton Lynn Farmer Betty Lou Farrow Carol Forrester Lynn Fowler Rebecca Fowler Brown Garrett Elizabeth Garrett 'C' Class of '65 Pete Garrett Polly Garrett Ann Gilliland Gail Glenn Betty Green Jerry Green Buddy Greer WValter Greer Ann Gresham Dan Griffin John Griffin Lee Griffin '- Joyce Cossett Lee Gunnells Maria Haubrick Sandra Harvey Phil Hathcox Eddie Hawkins Charles Heaton Dan Hendricks Brooks Henderson Douglas Henderson Shirley Henderson Joan Hensley Billy Hickman Judy Hill Irene Hill Kenneth Hines Vivian Holcombe Bennie Howard Ronnie Hughes Jessie Kay Ivey Carole Ann Imbastaro Don Jacks Becky Jenkins Jerry Jenkins Mary Deck Jenkins Sherry Jenkins Don Jo nson Gail Johnson Elaine Jones Harold Julian Ronda Karelitz Chuck Keamey Kathy Kimble Class of '65 . .. .. . ML air M S1 5 J Joy King Roger Kmi Jimmy Kir y Edna Knight Marilyn Lancaster Dianne Landers Judy Leaqard Larry Les ie William Leslie Joyce Lollis Linda Lonfh Brenda M affey Brenda Mahaffey Judy Mahaffey Robert Mahaffey Charlotte Martin Jerry Massey Jeanette Matthews Lewis Mayfield Linda Mayse tsai ' Birdie, what's sodium magnahypocarborate-? 'Parlez-vous francais? 41 Class of '65 Gwen McCall Jean McClure Carol McCarty Vickie McDowell Mike McElreath Mac McKinney Marian McKinney Darryl McLenclon Carole Ann Miles Barney Miller Miss Martin's geometry notebooks are due. Iuniors really enjoy themselves at various programs 42 Ronald Miller Ricky Millstead jerry Morrow Larry Morrow Billy Nash Dickie Nelson Robert Nelson Joyce Nix Diane Norris Iennette Norris Joyce Owens Frank Owens Jerry Page Terry Page Evealie Painter QX Ak A ,pls is F if 1 Class of 65 Ierry Peace Benny Peters Dan Philli s Gwen Phillips Lynn Phillips Dianne Pitts David Poore Ierry Powell Sandra Pridmore jimmy Pruitt Iim Ramsey Gary Reeves Maxine Reeves Billy Reid Bruce Rhoden Graldi Richie Ma a Ritchie Sue Rivers Shirley Rodgers Wanda Ruth Rodgers Ben Sanders Kanfen Satterfield Mary Satterfield Darlene Scott Ioleen Scott Happy Senn James Shaver Danny Shelor Dickie Sloan Robert Spalding Jane Spillers Jimmie Lee Smith Pat Smith Paulette Smith Marilyn Smith Mike Smith Sharon Smith Virginia Smith Wanda Snow Larry Steading Class of 65 Lewis Stewart Ronnie Stoddard Marian Styles Hugh Tarpley Dianne Tate Frances Taylor Ann Thackston Blanche Thackston James Thackston Peggy Thackston Danny Thomason Eugenia Thomason Ray Thompson Michael Tizzano junior Tollison Ann Tribble Charles Turner Pat Tumer Beverly Tyson Terry Varner Frankie YValdrop Pat Watkins Alicia VVeathers Linda Weaver Vickie VVestbrook Benny NVham George NVhite Linda Whitmire Bobby XVillis Judy Wilson Becky WV00d joe NVood Clark WVoods Elaine VVoods jerry VVoods Keith Worthy 5 Junior IIA-MISS EDWARDS PETE GARRETT, President BEVERLY TYSON, Vice-President MARY DECK JENKINS, Secretary JEAN MCCLURE, Treasurer 11D-MRS. RUDY TERRY VARNER, President VVAYNE ANDIS, Vice-President LYNN PHILLIPS, Secretary HENRY BURDETTE, Treasurer 11G-MRS. WHAM DAVID BAGWELL, President BILLY HICKMAN, Vice-President MARION MCKINNEY, Secretary BRUCE RHODEN, Treasurer Homeroom Officers 11B-MRS. GARRETT RONNIE STODDARD, President BROWN GARRETT, Vice-President CATHY KIMBLE, Secretary LINDA DAVIS, Treasurer 11E-MRS. L STOGNER BENNIE HONVARD, President HAPPY SENN, Vice-President LEE GUNNELLS, Secretary JAMES SHAVER, Treasurer 11H-MR. YONALLY CHARLES CHUCK KEARNEY, PEGGY BROCK, Vice-President MAXINE REEVES, Secretary ANN CAMPBELL, Treasurer It was days like this which gave Mr. Hamby thoughts of changing the narrie of the storage room to Rage Room '. 11C-MR. GRIFFIN BENNY VVHAM, President MARTHA DOBBINS, Vice-President JOHN GRIFFIN, Secretary KAY CRAFT, Treasurer l1F-MRS. P. EDWARDS PEGGY THACKSTON, President GERRY COATES, Vice-President EVEALIE PAINTER, Secretary PATRICIA SMITH, Treasurer President 1 45 .w..s.f..Aw 1963-64 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS ARE, FIRST ROW, LEFI' TO RIGHT: Pam Bobo, Ann Ayers, Sandra McCul- lough, and Ferona Tinsley. SECOND ROWV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Smith, Dick Kinard, jerry Sharbel, Cary Sutton, and Billy Tfaynham- Class ol 1966 Ray Abercrombie l f? -3 Margaret Adams . '13-'Q Larry Aldridge fr A Joyce Alexander A R g g Jerry Anders 'fl i Frank Auerhamer -- ' if f 'fi J Q- f 46 Philip Ayers Morris Bagwell Dan Balcombe Jerry Balcombe Danny Baldwin johnny Baldwin Diana Ball Jimmy Ballard Charie Barbrey Melanie Barbrey Ruth Barker Earl Barnette Steve Barton Carolyn Bayne Ann Bell Ieane Bennefield Ashley Benton Lewis Blackwell Pam Bobo Becky Bogg Randy Bouchillon Judy Bridges Margaret Ann Bo Nancy Bowling yd uf: if it A L px L C loss of '66 Davis Brooks Grady Brown Sandra Brown Linda Buchanan Paulette Burrell Susan Butler Ann Ayers Brenda Byars Randy Cain - Ted Calvert Iackie Carminetti David Carpin Brenda Cates Annette Chandler Carol Chandler NV. R. Chappell Jerry Chesney jimmy Chmney Butch Collins Frances Collins Douglas Cooley Gail Cox Rose Ann Cox Ann Culbertson Bitsy Cunningham Bamey Davis jimmy Dean Frances DeNVitt Ronnie DeYoung Frank Dill Larry Dillard Mike Drake Sandy Duvall Ellen Edwards Libby Edwards Lewis Eskew Lynell Falon Horace Fleming Denna Forrester jane Fowler Kathy Fowler David Frasier Myra Freeman Doug Garrett Gordon Garrett Lucy Garrett Carolyn Gault Debbie Gault Jimmy Gault Mike Cault Lewis Libby Patsy Gilbert Bethel Gillespie David Gilliland '. V C loss ol '66 Dollie Gossett Dorothy Green Larry Jo Green Sonny Green Steve Green Billy Hartsell Jerry Hamby Carolyn Haney Grad Hart Brenda Hawkins Sandra Hawkins Bobby Hawks Steve Haymes Charles Heaton Kay Heaton Buddy Henderson Frank Henderson Howard Hewitt Susan Hicks Floyd Hinton Carolyn Jo Hiott Brodus Hipps Ann Holcombe Tommy Holcombe Kenneth Holtzclaw Benny Holland Bill Holland Mylon Hopkins Martha Hughes Charles Hughey Lois Ivey Donna Jefferson Ruth Julian Jeannie Johnson Linda Johnson Nancy Johnson Ricky Johnson Susan Johnson Marion Jones Susie Jones VVanda Jones NVa e Jones PaulmJordon QR fi 1 . , ...,., so t ,WJ S3 gif , ll LAL lg M Y Ss af? 7 - . d s Q' 9 vi X M I gs' X Y L L LAL A k is ' is . X Q s Class of '66 Douglas Kellett Janice Kellett Pam Kellett Dick Kinard Tommy Kinard David Knight Ronnie Knight Brenda Lancaster Dale Ledford Jimmy Leake Terril Leake Iackie Leonard Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. Verdin give a talk to the F.T.A. The Colonel and his cadets. 1 l 4 Ronnie Leonard XL - L F Earlziara Leopaad X L., - an ra Leopar 'X fii L L ' i 5 Q Yvonne Leopard ,. ga- N gqfiargaiiet Long 4-:: 1'x as ff env Ong M fn .L P x A A W Tommy Lucas .. F1102 15113115 ' at X my fa ry w, Q' X fa Mike Mahaffey A ff V Q N' Y' YS Sandra Mahaf ey t l , x g 3' Iimmy Massey L .th K 15, ,Aja Ur , Gail Masters James Maxwell Ben Maynard Donald McAbe Barbara McCullough Sandra McCullough Brian McCeachie Billy McMahon Nelson Miles Don Miller Reba Moore Edward Morley Lynn Morrow Ann Nelson Dickie-:Nelson PJ. Sylvia Nelson Lonnie Neves Kathy Nix 49 Class of '66 lane Painter Sharon Parker Ann Paxton Brenda Pepple Gail Penland Jeanette Pennington jimmy Pennington Gail Philli s Ienny Phillips Russell Poole Charles Powell Derrell Presher A typical Cal Hillcrest study hall Barbara Pressley Bobby Priclmore Keith Redding Kenneth Red ing Ricky Rhea Benny Rice Gail Richards Dave Richardson Ruth Richardson Freddie Riddle Ronnie Riddle Jimmy Riggins Ray Ritchie George Riner Paul Roper Toni Rogers Sandra Riuiyan Myra Sargent Barbara Scarborough Sue Scott jerry Sharbel Be l Skelton Cailllerine Skelton Ronnie Shipman Carole Smith Dennis Smith Marilyn Smith Sammy Smith Larry Snipes Becky Snow 9' 'B N XJ' - 5 , ' Mi - f N y l L1 5 if V KL Q ? J lg5 i f 5 i E 1' Miss Bolt's fifth period g 4 Q me . I9 5- y olden voices. X xii 1 Sandra WVilson Joan Woodlief Jean Woods Ricky NVrenn Donny Yarborough Class of 66 Doris Snow Jim Sorgietiem Don Spa ' g Allen S illers Leonard, S rouse Judy Steading Beverly Styles Dianne Styles Billy Suttles Cary Sutton Sara Sutton Ronnie Tally Mike Taylor Johnny Terrell Edward Terry Dianne Thomason Jimmy Thomason Kay Timms Ferona Tinsley Ph llis Tollison Billy Traynham Ronnie Tucker Joyce Tnmer Joyce E. Turner Sandra XVasson Jimmy WVatkins Ange a lVeathers Estelle XVeatl'iers Joanne VVebster Charles NVi.llimon Johnny Williams Linda WVilliams Rudy Williams Randy Willis Van Willis Lewis VVilson , Sophomore Homeroom Officers 10A-MRS. DURR 10B-MR. CHASTAIN PAM BOBO, President IERRY SHARBEL, President TOMMY LUCAS, Vice-President EDDIE HAVVKINS, Vice-President MELANIE BARBREY, Secretary LARRY SNIPES, Secretary BUDDY BABB, Treasurer IERRY POXVELL, Treasurer 10D-MRS. CAULT CARY SUTTON, President 10E-MRS. JOHNSON ANN AYERS. President LARRY ALDRIDCE, Vice-President CAROLYN IO HIOTT, Vice-President DIANA BALL, Secretary 10C-MRS. KINARD F ERONA TINSLEY, President DICKY BURNS, Vice-President BECKY BOCCS, Secretary SUSAN HICKS, Treasurer Mrs. Cantt's typing class is pecking away. 52 ' HOVVARD HEVVITT, Secretary RAY ABERCROMBIE, Treasurer 101-I-MISS RICE DICK KINARD, President IEANNE JOHNSON, Secretary-Treasurer 10C-MRS. GANTT SANDRA MCCULLOUCH, President DAN XVEAVER, Vice-President VINCE LUCIUS, Secretary TERRY LONC, Treasurer 10F-MISS JONES BILLY TRAYNHAM. President ANNE BELL, Vice-President MARILYN SMITH, Secretary LARRY DILLARD, Treasurer 101-MR. SMITH DENNIS SMITH, President REBA MOORE, Vice-President BILLY HOLLAND, Secretary Fu x IN 'Vx XSVLMK cd L ,QW , I FRESHMAN HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS ARE LEFT TO RIGHT: Henry Chastain, Henrv XVeathers, Chuck Boger, Diane- Epps, Carlisle Peden, Larry XVilliams. Dorothy Hensley, and Deb- orah Wright. rrxrrr lh Cr A i fs G sm 'Qi et Q. 5,k- 5 l Q Y 4. , is is s Q S Class of I967 lk. if l 'S l N with T we E 5 Q ,gs s 3 ge 5 as gr Q 2 s 5 ss- 1 us 5' X I ,, ..,,, Q, C -L Bobby Abbott Lynn Alexander Dianne Allen Roy Allison Dianne Andrews Mike Austin Ronnie Ayers Billy Baldwin joe Baldwin Chris Ballew David Bagwell Eben Bailey Ianet Bargatze Bob Bamett David Bates Danny Bayne Joana Bishop Richard Bobo Chuck Boger Myra Bone Betty Boyd Polly Bradberry Virginia Bragg ?hyllisB Bcrlashifer e ri we Berdky Brown Dan Brown Vicki Bmce Denny Burden Sandra Bums Eugenia Bums Robbie Bumside Wanda Faye Butler Mary Byars Regie Campbell Richard Cannady Doris Case Tommy Casey Dennis Chandler Faye:Chapman Frank Chappell Henry Chastain Gail Childress Nina Christopher F - V, .. Peg Cison M , ' il Roca Clardy , .,.. ., , V 'Si 9 Q 'F V in Jean Clyde 'K , - Q , Lynn Coleman ' Nf k' Bobby Coln ' x X X Closs of '67 Gene Cooper Sue Cooper Susan Cox A Pauline Culbertson R X Diana Davenport Jimmy Davis Rita Davis Sherry Davis Sandra Dean Mike Dillard Juanita Dutton Barbara Edwards Jody Edwards Phil Ellis Dianne Epps Dianne Fowler Jo Ann Fowler Ronald Fowler Marvin Foster - Skipper Freeman Donna Funderburk W! ... rf px A Ethel Gzgrett r J - Tommy arrett -, . Frank Garrison Eddie Gault - 5 :ll . '- ' Linda Gault 1 Donna Goodson Eugene Green ' Q p Janie Green Sara Grasso Shirley Greer Frank Gresham Jean Griffin Judy Griffin Jeanette Griswo ld Hillcrest students do study . . . sometimes. 54 xx X K Q ' v - J 34- K U .. ,Lit- er t tt W fe sf' gi QW, V 1, -Ex xx 5 s X Q' QS: s 3' e x :QM . sw: eg: 5 ' as 5 ref 4, S 'B X .i i ' K if X XJ . v l v We X X. -a , S , Q. K . 5 3 U E:,. .... , if p .,:Q K X t e L 5 WA e ' s i ' s r s of E L Q W QL 6sL1?ta.,.f-lffesi xs e . e ss ll A .5 L 1 L. ...g .K . xl il Algebra. Carolyn Garrett Dianne Garrett Dickey Garrett Eric Hall Larry Hamby Mary Ann Hammond Mike Harris Class of '67 Ricky Hart Dale Harvey Iudy Harvey Linda Ha es Gail Hendrgrson Polly Henderson Dorothy Hensley Connie Hewitt Jackie Hill Keith Holtzclaw Sammy Hoover Ann Howard Martha Howard Sammy Howard Linda Hughey Nancy Hunsinger Dianne james Clifford Jennings Duane Jennings Sandra jordan Ann Kanipe Barbara Kellett Pink Kellett David King Robert Knight Don Lancaster Vickie Land Tommy Lanier Ricky Lark Debbie Laws Don Leapard Brenda Lee Betty Leopard Ronnie Leslie Darlene Linder These ninth graders are busily preparing their 55 C Ronnie Linder Tricia Livingston Dennis Long Tony Lucas Judy Mahaffey Marilyn Mahaffey Dale Manley loss of '67 David McCall Betsy McCarter Larry McCullough Emestine McDaniel Donnie Merritt Eloise Merritt johnny Mitchell Dottie Monroe Chuck Moon Mary Ann Moore Iimmy Morrow Joe Morton Margaret Myers Tony Nash Daryl Neely Don Nelson Mike Nelson Margaret Neves Allen Nix Tom Norris Billy I Owens Diane Owens Elizabeth Owens Alan Page Kerry Painter Sher Painter Carlige Peden Dianne Peden Linda Pennington Kay Petell Pat Philli s Ricky Phslips Judy Pinson Sherry Pridmore Marshall Rankin i ft Q s sk LQi '1? Q- .wET:a.f sfx.'e'?' ' 'QF it X - -so sssss ,rt X QQ, 1 rriss E Q N N s 'U Q W' Mr. Chastain gives il lecture to his class. Danny Rayfield NVay'ne Reames Freddie Rector XVayne Reid Dianne Robertson Frank Robertson jean Roper Class of '67 joan Roper Rod Roper Pat Rosamond Joyce Ann Ross Patsy Ross Richard Rouse Nancy Stallcup Bruce Stephens Randall Sanders Paula Saterfield Mike Savage Mike Scruggs Rebecca Senn Susan Simpson Carol Slagle Bread? Smith Donna Smith Elaine Smith Gene Smith Jerrv Smith Linda Smith Michael Smith Mike Smith Mike Kent Smith David Sparks David Staggs Steve Stewart jackie Stone Ronnie Styles Charlene Thompson Tony Thackston Joyce Thackston Ann Thackston Cla 'ton Templeton Ricky Taylor Nioxies are used is supplements to textbooks to m lke our subyects more inte resting. 57 Mike Thomliason . Nellene To ison A 13Ai A Ioan Tumblin ' - 1 1 Dianne Ussery hgu L Marie Ussery -:--- Tommy Xvaldrop fs se S 5 as Ss . X Q3 Q 5 3 SJ :gtg Q X s i re A A 3 'X ' ,,A .. -' L Deborah NVright 1 Q --A P wx Jerri Youngblood o Henry NVeathexs Linda YVebster Ruby Wham Curtis YVhite Robert NViebel Lar Will' ry mms Patsy VVilson Freshman Homeroom Officers 9A-BIB. ALEXANDER HENRY WEATHERS, President KERRY PAINTER, Vice-President RONNIE LESLEY, Secretary-Treasurer 9D-MRS. BONDS DIANE EPPS, President ELAINE SMITH, Vice-President DIANE OVVENS, Secretary POLLY HENDERSON, Treasurer 9G-MRS. SNOW HENRY CHASTAIN, President TOMMY CASEY, Vice-President PAULA SATTERFIELD, Secretary JUDY HARVEY, Treasurer 58 9B-MRS. BABB DEBORAH WRIGHT, President NINA CHRISTOPHER, Vice-President SKIPPER FREEMAN, Secretar DAVID BACXVELL, Treasurer 9E-MRS. LEATHERWOOD CARLISLE PEDEN, President TOM NORRIS, Vice-President FRANK CARRISON, Secretary 9H-MRS. WHATLEY CHUCK BOGER, President BETTY BOYD, Vice-President Y 9C-MRS. BIGBY LARRY WILLIAMS, President PINK KELLETT, Vice-President VICKI BRUCE, Secretary DIANE JAMES, Treasurer 9F-MRS. SATTERFIELD DOROTHY HENSLEY, President MIKE K. SMITH, Vice-President DONNA COODSON, Secretary CHRIS BALLEW, secretary 91-MRS WHEELER DAVID KING, Treasurer WAYNE REID. President GENE SMITH, Vice-President DAN BROWVN, Secretary DALE MANLEY, Treasurer if if , 4-is pk .,,, L ' gall- ,. . we SRL we sf 'B X X .. .r L, S T? ix k it ' ,S .self I B P rraa he to if li . se vi -'K .S Q Q 13? es M , e B X if it Sgr t i 6 Bert Adamson Keith Alexander Robert Allen Patricia Alford Steve Bagwell Susan Bagwell Ronnie Baily Lois Balcombe XVally Baldwin Sammy Balentine Iane Barbary Peggy Barbre Ann Barger Bill Barker Evelyn Barrett Patty Bass Gwen Bayne johnny Bayne Mary Anne Bayne Marion Bearden Chuck Ballew Gary Benton Mike Berry Dana Bishop Martha Carol Blakely Laurel Blackwell Fred Blackwell Joe Boger Richey Boyd Gloria Bowden Delma Bradshaw Brantley Brashier Kenneth Bridges Ken Briggs Tonia Brown Mark Browning Patricia Bryant Helene Buckley Buddy Burdette Mack Burdette Debbie Bumette Billy Burns Douglas Burns Keith Bums Kenneth Burns Shirley Byars Cathy Cannon Cary Chandler -Io Ann Chandler y Eighth Grade Bert Adamson Brantley Brashier Jimmy Chandler Carl Chap el Douglas Cljark Bett Collins Bobldy Cooley Jimm Copeland Wanda Coyle Brenda Davis Jimmy Davis Randy Davis Rodney Day George DeWitt Harriet DeYoung Larry Dill Monroe Dill Shirley Dill Iack DuPre Linda Ennis Linda Epps Sandy Faulk lack Finley Mike Ford Shirley Forrester Betty Fowler Don Fowler junior Fowler Lewis Fowler Randall Fowler Mike Freeland Gerry Freeman Wayne Fuller Kat y Garrett Wa ne Garrett Paul! Gault jennie Gault Samm Gault joe Glenn Roger Gossett Mary Green Pat Green Ted Green Terry Greene Horace Gro an Douglas Ha combe Ioan Hall Bill Hamilton Carolyn Hand Susan Harvley . .. . i X .1 S: EN. Q 3 1' 'N' ei f 2 K ' 4 f E 2 .al iiiii I C - si ' Vickie Willis Mrs. King's class energetically prepares for the future Piul Cfmlt it 94 is .s- if 1 A ' ,:. K Q J X We X s wa if X s o . , f ' ni K ' 5 5 if ee s 5? f A ok L Q Carolyn Taylor if .J .. lg 4- if 5 , il JN Q you L as Qs 'QR , L L fi-X-e A . , X,. ' A C 1, ' 5. .. i ' 5 is so Er 'Q , ew 1 - K as X Maw. .i , 3 A3 Kenneth Hastings Beverly Hellams Jewell Henderson Darlene Hipps Ralph Holcombe Sandra Holcombe Maxcy Holland Johnny Hudson Janice Hudson Linda Hudson Terry Hudson Jennie Hughes Debbie Hughey Larry Hughey Leroy Hughey Jean Imbastaro Danette Jacks Thomas Jefferson Stephen Jennings Dan Johnson Eddie Johnson G wnda Joines Claudia Jordan Leonard Jordon Lonnie Jones Michael Killett Ward Kellett Buddy Kellett Vicki Kelly Johnny Kennedy Sandra King Robert Knight Sherrie Knight Sharon Knight Carolyn Knox Dianne Knox Jean Knox Mike Land Vickie Lanier Nancy Lark Tommy Mattison Carroll Long Donnie Madden Margaret Manning Dale Matthews Tommy Mattison Carroll Masses Jerry Mayfiel Karen Mayfield Nlrs. Hendricks dictates notes to hcr class. Cafmn I-Ong Steve Mayfield George Maynard Lana McCall johnny McCanter Kathy McD0ugle Lucy Jo McDowell Leah McGee Bobby Mclntyre Iack McKinney Billy McXVhite Mickey Melton Doug Merritt Terry Merritt Cynthia Mitchell jane Moore Marilyn Moore Linda Moore Don Moorhead Sarah Monroe Georgia Montgomery Roger Morgan Randy Morris Sarah Muldrow Robert Murphy Iames Murray Rita Nalley Herbert Nash Mary Alice Nash Edward Nelson Frances Neves Nan Neves Franie Orr Bobby Owens Dianne Owens Phyllis Owens Brent Page Jane Palmer James Paxton Rhonda Pearson Ralph Pennington Robert Persson Nancy Phillips Eustace Pinckney Mary Alice Pitts Mike Pitts Dann Poole Brencla Powell Yvonne Price Michael Pruitt Doug Clark Eighth Grade -wt Sth X 3 it 1 ar? errl 5? if N Nif- L P at .rf . ,M . Q W, f ..,,, X , , , ' 5 vb 4 , T Q X QS. 3, i q Q -vw ' 4 , ,. ,Q ,M K U Homeroom Officers 8A-MRS. ADAMSON BERT ADAMSON, President RAY VVILSON, Vice-President MAC BURDETTE, Secretary-Treasurer SB-MRS. BASKIN BRANTLEY BRASHIER, President NANCY LARK, Vice-President CATHY CANNON, Secretary JANE PALMER, Treasurer Richey Boyd it ., l, , - , M il iii 3 l fi 'SHR Q i assi it s it ,A 2 if k sg N X Y - Q3 is ' if W x vi? V S A 5 Q as. S it , -if 1 , 4 51 I X 5 i . -.-, ., A. f mv be L 1 C X N D 5 6 Q0 s. iff' iv.. S, A t s it we A S. M s N Q fuse 'R S , .ff t i KJ X r B ik si ttf- it page , Q 1 . pp , E'Q h jimmy Talliert Mike Tate Carolyn Taylor Gerald Taylor David Terry Roger Terry Homeroom Officers 8C-MRS. HART VICKY VVILLIAMS, President Sandra Raines Charles Rankin Gary Rhoden NV. C. Roach Martha Rogers Jean Rice Jim Riddle Judy Riggins Charles Riner Evelyn Ritchie Judy Ritchie Carolyn Ross Linda Ross Becky Rouse Kathy Rudy Perry Sanders Roger Sargent Donnie Scott Robbie Scott Sammy Scott Linda Scruggs Garv Skelton Nell Sloan David Simpson Donnie Simmons Buddy Spivey Buddy Smith Clmnlotte Smith David Smith joe Smith Kay Smith Ronnie Smith XVa1lter Smith XValter Smith Margaret Ann Stoddard Sandra Stribbling Ioe Styles Roy Suttles Murizaret Summey Odel Sullivan WVayne Swanger XVillinm Tucker NVAYNE SXVANGER, Vice-President GEORGIA MONTGOMERY, Secretary SUSIE THACKSTON, Treasurer SD-MRS. HENDRICKS PAUL GAULT, President BOBBY MCINTYRE, Vice-President KAREN MAYFIELD, Secretary XVAYNE GARRETT. Reporter Assistant Principal Bill Moody helps an eighth grader repair u locker: No, its left 29 . . . right 36. . 63 Bobby Thackston Judy Thackston Susie Thackston Mike Tidwell Chestain Thompson Kathi' Thomas Ralpr Thomason Virginia Thomason Steele Thurston Dannie Tollison Donnie Tollison Jackie Tollison Darlene Tucker Barbara Tucker Jodie Turner Ann Vaughn Beth Vaughn Dorothy Vaughn Sam Vaughn Dudley Verdin Shirley NVardlaw Ronnie Waters - Bobby NVeathers Alan W ebster Q Frankie VVham .. Kathy White Rosemary W'hitmire xk.. lk 3 Charlene W hite Diane XVhitt Vicke YVilliams Marion VVilliS Ann Wilson Dianne VVilson Linda Wilson Lindsay VVilson Q V 'Y It Q X- W L Ray NVilson iiii 'T A iii A it X Steve Woods D Xiemelle Vgoods is fix if r ' afgafef Cargill . ' Dennis Young sg ii. I Nancy Young Y 1 . isi ' Jo Ann Youngblood , - J H m is L . 8F-MRS. KING CARROLL LONG, President LEAH MCGEE, Vice-President LAUREL BLACKVVELL, Secretary GARY RHODEN, Treasurer Eighth Grode Home room Officers SE-MRS. HUGHES GAROLYN TAYLOR, President PEGGY BARBRE, Vice-President NAN N EV ES, Secretary CLAUDIA JORDAN, Treasurer 8G-MRS. MANGER DOUGLAS CLARK, President SAMMY BALENTINE, Vice-President DIANA KNOX, Secretary JEAN HOVVELL, Treasurer 8H-MRS. THOMASON RICHEY BOYD, President STEVE BAGVVELL, Vice-President JEAN IMBASTARO. Secretary JEAN VVRIGHT. Treasurer 5 it C IIS li L Qs he era is- L x X X K -ss s -- uxae Seventh Grade kiix 4 xL:: f it R R t t t. N E F i J QE e ri .Q k., V , -. A 5, it jk 5 sn? v Alice Bridges il X file XD ,Q it L or E 3 fr Q' as 4 X 3 ,. . . eeeeee N N -Aw is sw S i J 3 Q Q if ts if '- Q., 9 N ,X I .1 , K . - X. L Kay Auerhamer Sherry Ballenger VVan a Barbrey Cathy Bishop Aaron Black Judy Bolin Jimmy Brennan Alice Bridges Sandra Bridges Leon Brock Loveta Brown VVanda Burnside Christine Burroughs Jo Ann Byers Linda Byers Pete Chandler Ronald Chapman Judy Cison Larry Clanton Paul Clayton Janice Cox Sherry Cox Judy Davis Paula Dill Bobby Dillard Herbie Dillard Paul Dixon Derrell. Drake Rita Duncan Pat Garrett gzinny cglgliland y via xl is ie Randy Godigey Wayne Godfrey Edward Green Faye Green Sara Green VVayne Green Danny Greer John Greer Nancv Griffin Pamela Grover Mike Hammer Sheryl Harkins Junior Harrison Emily Hart Donald Haskell Rodney Heaton Jackie Holcombe X A :ii . .t ' ligase t ' if 5 ii is Students are taught music early at Hillcrest. Terry Norris X 65 Jeanie Hollingsworth Sammy Hopkins Donnie Howard Dena Iohnson jo Ann Jordon Sylvia Jordon Susan Kems Iudith King Gail Kirb Steve Ledfford Larry Livingston Rosa Mathews Linda Maxwell Harriet McGowan Betty Jean McKinney VVayne McKinney David Merritt Beth Milstead Donna Kay Moody Ann Morris Steve Murphy jimmy Myers Mike Nabors Gerry Norris Steve Owens George Page Vickie Pearson Daniel Phillips Bill Pitts Cathy Poole Danny Powell Steve Pruitt Linda Rankin Barbara Renner Debra Richards Douglas Riffey Cathy Roan Sammy Robinson Vinson Ross Wanda Sanders Cathy Scott Diane Shaver Robin Shepard Nancy Sherron Sylivia Simpson Wanda Skinner Billy Smith Mildred Smith Vickie Smith Seventh Grade t - fi itil W X M it it ea x k i Z t , Q. is as W9 Q ii Mike Hammer These seventh graders are enyoying the trmmpolme 66 L I I-HG!-l 7A-MISS HUGHES ALICE BRIDGES, President KAYE AUERHAMER, Vice-President CHRISTINE BURROUCHS, Secretary C LXTHERIN E TOLLISON, Treasurer ILL SCHOOL N X. - r X ,,,f Q xX vb H, X ' 5- if so I . 'r --g of if so XQR as 3 W Diane Wells Barbara Wilson Wanda Woods Edna Xvoody Homeroom Officers 7B-MRS. HUNTER TERRY NORRIS, President RODNEY HEATON, Vice-President CAIL KIRBY, Secretary BOBBY STAGGS, Treasurer Boo! I Bet I scared you, Hal Ha! KS YVanda Spears Andrea Stafford Bobby Staggs Lois Steading Junior Stone Jud Sullivan Catlly Terrel Doyle Thomas Catherine 'Tollison Susan Trotter Ann Tucker Stanley Ward Raymond NVatkins Johnny Watson 7C-MISS MAHON MIKE HAMMER, President RITA DUNCAN, Vice-President CATHY TERRIL, Secretary CATHY SCOTT, Treasurer N If Q? 5 Hi ACTIVITIES Through the years we'll try to always hold thy laurels hign Did you ever stop to think why we have clubs at Hill- crest? At first glance they might seem to take away from class time and to be a hindrance to complete devotion to study. But take a closer look. In joining a club we choose one that deals with a sub- iect in which we are interested. Thus we are with people who enioy the same activities we do, and together, we can ad- vance in the area best suited to our own personalities. We learn to co-operate with others, and to share in responsibility. This is important to anyone, for in life the ability to co-operate and the ability to receive co-operation are absolutely neces- sary. Being a responsible person goes hand in hand with this. Leadership is another quality which we develop which is closely related to the others. All of these qualities-interest, desire to advance, co- operation, acceptance of responsibility, leadership-combine to make up a high standard for the student of Hillcrest and a high standard of living for the future. Now, perhaps we can better understand the value of our clubs and gain the fullest benefits from them. Then we will be able to say, Through the years we'll try to always hold thy laurels high. Student Council Publishes First School Handbook I MIKE LEY Student Body Vice President This bulletin board, located in the office wing, is maintained as a special project of the stu- dent council. 70 BOBBY HAMBY Student Body President Wf, JEAN MCCLURE Student Body Secretary-Treasurer WANDA SNOW Student Body Reporter VVhen Hillcrest students returned to school last Sep- tember, they were presented copies of The Hillcrest High School Student Handbook, made possible through the efforts of a hard-working student council. The hand- book includes remarks by Principal H e n r y P. Bennett, the list of student body officers, a calendar of events, a list of fees, a daily schedule, the program of studies, the student activities, the rules and regulations, the student conveniences, the constitution of Hillcrest High School, the awards and honors, and the alma mater. The student council, which has been in operation only two full years, is a member of the National Asso- ciation of Student Councils, the South Carolina Associ- ation of Student Councils, and the Greenville County Inter-School Council. lean McClure, secretary-treasurer of the Hillcrest High student body, is secretary of the Greenville County Inter-School Council. Representatives from the Hillcrest student council attended district work- shops held during the year. The student council sponsored a project at Christ- mas to aid Hillcrest maintenance personnel. In addition, they sponsored a Valentine Dance and a project for ob- taining a school flag. is MISS SYBIL MARTIN Advisor is 2 1 s s S 3 -H-fswrasass-as STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES, READING FROM LEFT AROUND THE TABLE, ARE: jean McClure, Becky Byars, Sandra Baldwin, Lynn Fanner, Linda Long, Sandra jordan, Margaret Ann Boyd, XVayne Green, Douglas Clark, Henry Chastain, Estelle Weathers, Henry Melton, Ran- dy Jones, Mike Ley, Vtfanda Snow, and Bobby Hamby. Student council members are discussing the many school problems at this typical council meeting. TRAFFIC FORCE MEMBERS ARE, FIRST ROVV, LEFT T0 RIGHT: jean Phillips, Patsy johnson, Grace Collins, Doug Thacks- ton, Nancy Bullock, Elena Frazier, Mary Faye Hastings. SEC- OND ROW: Lynn Phillips, Walter Riggins, Bill Hance, Tommy Burden, Max Christopher, Mell Thompson, Bobby Gault. THIRD RONV: Linda XVeaver, jimmy Lancaster, Freddie johnson, john- ny Lancaster, Ray V crdin, Lee Griffin, Jeanette Minkler. FOURTH ROXV: Ronda Karelitz, Carol Ann Imbastaro, Tommy Bayne, Ioe VVood, james Shaver, W'illiam Leslie, Terry Page. FIFTH RONV: Joyce Nix, Marilyn Lancaster, Evelyn Howard, Charlotte Aiken, Diane Bishon. Diane jacks, Sue Rivers. SIXTH ROVV: Barbara McCullough, Phil Hathcox, Ronnie Barton, Larry Morrow, David Poore, Charles Heaton, Jeanette Norris. SEVENTH ROWV: Fay Bush Scott. Traffic Force Enforces Lows of Good Conduct The Traffic Force staff under the direction of Col. Francis Smith and Mr. Dick Hamby, assists the admin- istration by enforcing policies concerning student con- duct in the halls, cafeteria, and other school areas. Stu- dents on the 56-member force are stationed in various places in each of the wings during all periods of the school day. 72 Diane jacks, member of the traffic force, checks excuse from Virginia Edwards as traffic force ad- visor, Col. Francis Smith, examines pemiit. Marshals Participate In Commencement Exercises JUNIOR MARSHALS who served at the 1963 graduation exer- Bobby Hamby, VVayne Howell, and Alan Parsons. Dale Reeves cises are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Jones, David NVoods, Keith was absent when this picture was made. Mayfield, Gwen Thomason, Cathy Ridgeway, Susan Henderson, 73 mfrufn' W Y fa ,, ,J 'TZ?'?? gg? , f fi 2,51 , 'Zf?f1f'f1ff2 't 1m:1 Q, jg A 1 A, 1 Q. X f ! M MA Beto Club Boosts 85 Members, , . . -3 i- ,sg ,.1.,,sf RANDY JONES President DAVID BAGNVELL Vice President X . XVANDA RUTH ROGERS Randy Jones, president, announces the Beta Club Sweet- Secretary heart. Q- Q, .Q - ' 1' 'N -J '- - 4- ' IZ' SUZANNE RUCK1-:R N., 'Z' 'K ,f Treasurer its ii ii qui- ' t JAYNE GREEN I Q ' Members of the BETA CLUB are, FRONT ROWV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Clyde, Diane Landers, Polly Garrett, Paulette Smith, Becky YVood, Gwen Phillips, Peggy Brock, Joleen Scott, Audrey Gray, Sherry Jenkins, Karen Satterfield, Linda Davis, Martha Dobbins, NVanda Ruth Rogers, Jayne Green, Becky Byars, Suzanne Rucker, Virginia Edwards, Shirley Barton Abercrombie, Ann Gilliland. SECOND ROVV: Dickie Garrett, Peggy Gault, Bemadette Nelson, VVhit Livingston, Dale Reeves, Gwen Thomason, Anna Bozeman, Sandra Baldwin, Carol Griffith, Cathy Buchanan, Jacqueline Burns, Marion McKinney, Bonnie Tol- lison, Marsha Skelton, Faye Bush Scott, Shelby Ann Friddle, Diane Tate, Jeanette Norris, Judy West, Carolyn Webb, Pat L it x Ji Reporter Smith, Doris Hughes, Molly Garrett, Cathy Ridgeway. THIRD RONV: Roger Smith, Gilbert Libby, XVayne Howell, Buddy Long, Jimmy Marler, Bobby Hamby, Hugh Tarpley, Mike Tizzano, Dan Phillips, Joyce Nix, Jessie Kay Ivey, Beverly Tyson, VVanda Snow, Alicia XVeathers, Linda Mayse, Pat Bagwell Jenkins, Max- ine Reeves, Susan Henderson. FOURTH ROW: David Xvoods, Randy Jones, Mike Ley, Keith Mayfield, Alan Parsons, Mike VVats0n, Rickey Bridwell, Freddie Johnson, Terry Vamer, Wayne Andis, Dan Griffin, Robert Nelson, Jerry Jenkins, Steve Barbrey, David Bagwell, Kenneth Hines, David Baskin, Jim Ramsay, Pete Garrett, and Don Johnson. Absent, Linda Putnam, Jimmy Kirby, and Lynn Phillips. Eighty-five students. the largest number in the history of Hillcrest, are members of the Beta Club. This national honorary club is a means of honoring students in American high schools for their social, scholastic, and moral efforts and accomplish- II1CI'lfS. The highlight of Beta Club activities this year was the Beta Club Christmas Ball held on December 14 in the Hillcrest cafe- teria. New Beta Club members were formally inducted into the club and received their Beta Club pins and certificates during this festive affair. MRS. ELOISE RUDY Sponsor Largest in Hillcrest's History Beta Club members are received fommally into the club during the induc- tion ceremony held at the Beta Club Ball. Mrs. Eloise Rudy and Beta plans for the year. .S SANDRA BALDVVIN Beta Club Sweetheart v-'N' Club officers meet to discuss Y. 9 s Q N. Girls' Block H Club Sponsors Mony Activities A - ,'--'-- f Q- Girls' Block H Club members are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Davis, Linda Long, Polly Garrett, Cathy Buchanan, Phyllis Riddle, Carolyn VVebb, Donna Clark, Dale Reeves, Jeanette Minkler, Jeannie Johnson. SECOND ROYV: Bitsy Cimningham, Gerry Coates, Pat Smith, Sandra Harvey, Ann Thackston, Linda WVeaver, Brenda Pepple, Ioan XVoodlief, and Susan Hicks. The big project of the Girls' Block H Club this year was planning and carrying out the many activities during homecoming. The members gaily decorated the cars in which the homecoming attendants rode and planned the half-time festivities which took place during the homecoming game. The club sponsored the election of cheerleaders and a dance after a football game. They also headed Girls' Block H Club officers, Carolyn VVebb, president, Cathy Buchanan, vice presidentg Becky Davis, secretary, Phyllis Rid- dle, treasurerg and Susan Hicks, reporter, admire sports trophies. 76 the decoration committee for the XVestern AA Basket- ball Tournament held at Hillcrest in February and held an initiation party for new members. In order to become eligible for membership in the Girls, Block H Club, a girl must have received a block H letter through participating in girls' varsity sports. MRS. JEAN SHERRON Sponsor Hurd-Working Athletes Receive Block H Sweaters And Jackets Varsity lettemien are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ervin Powell, Butch Collins, jerry Powell. Howard Hewitt, Dick Kinard, Larry Snipes, Leonard Sprouse. SECOND ROW: XVhit Living- ston, Phil Hathcox, Henry Melton, Keith VVorthy, Danny Thoma- son, Bruce Rhoden, Douglas Thackston, Dickie Sloan. THIRD ROVV: Eddie Rice, Buddy Long, Lawrence Blakely, Lewis Stew- Lawrence Blakely, left, sewed as captain of the Rams' football team, and Tommy Thompson, right, served as captain of the Riuns' basketball team. -.,-f-'ff 1 iii ' li., art, Alan Parsons, Donny Savage, Tip Thackston, jerry Morrow. FOURTH RONVz Tommy Burden, Bill Hance, Bobby Hamby, Tommy Henderson, Virgil Adams, Kenny MeElreath, Tommy Lu- cas. FIFTH ROXV: Barney Best, Dave Richardson, Dan Bal- combe, Robert Nelson, james Fowler, Chuck Keamey. Steve Jacobs. Varsity athletics at Hillcrest provide opportunities for physical development, leadership training, and individual achievement. Boys may participate in football, basketball, baseball, track, and gO Boys who are outstanding in these sports and fulfill the necessary requirements receive Block H letters. This group of varsity lettermen talk over problems with Coach XVilton Brooks. 5 5 French Club Holds Speciol Christmas Meeting French Club members are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Reeves, Donna Clark, Carolyn XVebb, Phyllis Riddle, Doris Snow, Angela VVeathers, Debbie Gault, Lawrence Blakely, Gil- bert Libby, Pam Bobo, Tommy Kinard. SECOND RONV:' Becky Coley, Suzanne Rucker, Bernadette Nelson, Cathy Kimble, Diane Norris, Marilyn Smith, Lucy Garrett, Melanie Barbrey, Jeannie Johnson, Marion Jones, Dan Phillips. THIRD ROXV: Carol Hol- land, Leon Hendricks, Paul Roper, Freddie Johnson, Ricky Brid- well, Mike Watson, Alan Parsons, Keith Mayfield, Steve Mer- ritt, Joe Briggs, Buddy Babb. FOURTH ROVV: Jimmy Riggins, Jeffrey Brabham, Randy Bouchillon, VVayne Jones, Jerry Jenkins, French Club officers are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eugenia Thomason vice president, Paul Roper, secretary, Dickie Garrett, president- Nancy Patton, treasurer, and Donna Clark, reporter. v s 78 Ray Cook, David Gilliland, Becky Byars, Elaine Hart, Jacqueline Burns, Mary Garrett. FIFTH ROVV: Danny Thomason, Happy Senn, Dan Griffin, Steve Barbrey, Gordon Garrett, George XVhite, Gary Sutton, Dick Kinard, Gloria Lamb, Charlotte Aiken, Larry Leslie. SIXTH ROVV: Gwen Phillips, Maxine Reeves, Janice Kel- lett, Carolyn Gault, Linda Buchanan, Anne Tribble, Vicki XVest- brook, Peggy Brock, Shirley Henderson, Nancy Patton, Martha Richey. SEVENTH ROW: Cathy Ridgeway, Susan Henderson, Roetta Dean, Peggy Gault, and Bill Hance. Members not present are Becky Day, Kathy Fowler, Dickie Garrett, Gene Humphries, and Eugenia Thomason. Carol Ann Imbastaro, French student, reads a letter from her French pen-pal. 5 French Club members look at Christmas cards which were made by French stu- dents. X Christmas meeting fin addition to the regu- lar French Club meetingsj j u s t before school closed for the holidays. The theme of this meeting was Christmas in France. Members were told of the many Christmas decorations and customs of the French peo- ple. Miss Nancy Jones, French I teacher, sang Christmas carols in French. French Club members attended a special In following one of the purposes of the French Club, to promote a better under- standing of'the French language, several members have s e c u r e d the names- of French pen pals. French Club members Write to pen pals in F rench, and the French girls and boys correspond in English. Q0 Mrs. Verdin instructs French II students. jimmy Kirby, left, and David Bagwell, right, both French students, constructed this model of the Eiffel Tower. MRS. RUTH VERDIN Sponsor t fx I-. Lx SW X, I. tk RK, , 1,-x..ff - N. ESL 'WW A K, . si , Q-f . 22: . LL.. ., as -J j Qi , ,. H - , p, Agr. Members of the Junior Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America Club are, FRONT RONV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane James, Susan Cox, Patricia Livingston, Carolyn Garrett, Deborah NVright, Diane Epps, Judy Pinson, Debbie Laws, Juanita Dutton, Marilyn Mahaffey, Susan Butler, Diana Davenport. SECOND ROVV: Ann Howard, Vickie Bruce, Lynn Alexander, Jerrie Young- blood, Janie Green, Shirley Greer, Nancy Stallcup, Chris Ballew, Linda Cault, Sandra Dean, Brenda Lee. THIRD ROXV: Lynn Coleman, Phyllis Brashier, Sarah Crasso, Diane Roberts, Ann MISS EMILY BONDS Sponsor B0 Kanipe, Sue Cooper, Pat Rosamond, Darlene Linder, Margaret Myers, Donna Goodson, Becky Brown, Polly Henderson, Robbie Burnside. FOURTH RONV: Mary Byars, Judy Harvey, Eugenia Bums, Elaine Smith, Joyce Thackston, Margaret Neves, Joan Roper, Betsy McCarter, Diane Andrews, Nina Christopher, San- dra Jordan. FIFTH ROVV: Doris Case, Elizabeth Owens, Susan Simpson, Barbara Kellett, Myra Bone, Rita Davis, Linda Wfebster, Nancy Hunsinger, Sandra Burns, Diane Owens, Ernestine Mc- Daniel, Linda Haynes. SIXTH ROW: Dottie Monroe, Diane Gar- rett, Susie Jones, and Ruth Richardson. F.H.A. Sponsors Sweetheart Boll Members of the Future Homemakers of America Club and their guests attended the Sweetheart Ball in February, a semi-formal affair emphasized by the Valentine motif. F .H.A.'ers attended County meetings held at Pen- dleton and Travelers Rest High Schools. They also spon- sored the Hillcrest Cancer Drive and they prepared the F.H.A. booth at the Greenville County Fair. Members participated in many other county, district, and state F.H.A. activities. X.- A Miss Emily Bonds and the F.H.A. officers are presenting a program to members on Christmas decorations. Members of the Senior Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America Club are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Pepple, Patsy Gilbert, Joan XVoodlief, Reba Moore, Carolyn Shel- ton, Jean Phillips, Dianne Kellett, Jane Richardson, Blanche Thackston, Peggy Thackston, Linda Davis, Martha Dobbins, San- dra McCullough, Polly Garrett, Betty Green, Sharon Smith, Becky Davis, Gail Brown, Joyce Turner, and Sandra Hawkins. SECOND ROXV: Becky Davis, Mary Deck Jenkins, Dianna Ball, Gail Masters, Jean XI-'oods, Estelle XVeathers, Margaret Ann Boyd, Virginia Edwards, Gail Johnson, XVanda Ruth Rogers, Anna Boze- man, Judy Gresham, Gerry Coates, Patricia Smith, Betty Lou Farrow, Carolyn Gault, Beverly Snow, Ann Ayers, Joyce Alex- ander, Jackie Comminetti, and Joleen Scott. THIRD ROVV: Dianne Tate, Jean McClure, Carolyn Jo Hiott, Beryl Shelton. Margaret Adams, Frances DeIVitt, Gale Richards, Carol Smith, Brenda Hawkins, Carolyn Bayne, Pam Kellett, Frankie Pitts, Elaine Coo- ,- N-R.,,,:. . S 3232 , X MISS ELIZABETH BRANNON Sponsor per, Mary Carter, Diane Jacks, Kathy Kimble, XVanda Snow, ano Ann Gilliland. FOURTH RONV: Melanie Barbrey, Mary Ann Heaton, Miriam Cooper, Louise King, Elaine Barbrey, Jeannie Johnson, Libby Edwards, Susan Hicks, Ruth Julian, Doris Brooks, Becky Jenkins, Ann Thackston, Jessie Kay Ivey, Lois Ivey, Sue Rivers, Elizabeth Garrett, Barbara Bayne, Jeannie Phillips, and Sandra Runyan. FIFTH ROW: Marian McKinney, Dianne Lan- ders, Judy Hill, Linda Johnson, Sandra Wasson, Frances Collins, Kay Heaton, Annette Chandler, Nancy Patton, Elaine Hart, Carol McCarty, Becky Coley, Carol Chandler, Anne Bell, Dianne Thomason, lVanda Jones, Jean Styles, and Donna Forrester. SIXTH ROVV: Vickie Wlestbrook, Myra Sargent, Lynelle Falcon, Karen Satterfield, Carol Ann Imbastaro, Linda Mayse, Jeanette Butler, Nancy Bowling, Joyce Tumer, Phyllis Tollison, Bonnie Tollison, Ruth Barker, Jane Fowler, Ellen Cox, Marilyn Lancaster. and Diane Styles. C, a I 'i ,U-o -. . ,, A l A f ALR! , , New ffflgp QL I 'i'ml'U5L 81 x ww 55 at v, H Q -pf. U '1 Q tt i .J - i 1 40 Xu junior F.H.A. officers, Doris Case, treasurer: Sandra jordan, pres- This F.H.A. member engages in sewing, one of the many activities identg Elizabeth Owens, vice presidcntg and Diane Andrews, of the Future Hoinemakers of America Club. reporter, arc planning progxrnnis for junior F.H.A. meetings. Senior F.H.A. officers, Betty Lou Farrow, president: Betty Green, vice presidentg Martha Dobbins, secretary, Polly Garrett, treasurerg Sandra McCullough, reporterg and Pat Smith, purliamentarian, thke part in decorating the F.H.A. bulletin board in xhfiflg B. Hillcrest F .H.A.'ers took part in the Leadership NVorkshop at Pendleton High School lust September. Hillcrest F.H.A. members attended this district meeting at Blue Ridge High School last October. ' or f eg RWM -S .NN al lil 6 gs? ,it :L sat. is rs Q X t A st of - -e use NA n gg, K I ' I xo, NSR X X X f gr' Q X t 2 wif i 'M WAR. 1 mm , 2 f A me , , S X 'rs ' 3 r Q A -cg 4 ew me .. Officers of F.F.A. Chapter I are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Hughes, presidentg Charles Vaughn, vice president: Lewis Mayfield, secretary, Ray Abercrombie, treasurer, Bennie Peters, reporterg and Ben Maynard, sentinel. Nvpf' Officers of F.F.A. Chapter II are, LEFT TO RIGHT. jimmy Powell, president, Henry Burdette, vice presi dent: jerry Powell, secretary: Edwin Terry, treasurer, Handy X'Villis, reporterg and Ricky VVrenn, sentinel MARY DECK JENKINS NANCY BULLOCK Chapter I Sweetheart Chapter II Sweetheart T -2 C x g . Chapter I F.F.A. members are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Vaughn, Ronnie Hughes, Lewis Mayfield, Ray Abercrombie, Ben Maynard, Billy Cooper, Lewis Eskew, Billy Owens, Douglas Kellett, Billy Hartsell, Donnie Merritt, Larry Hamby. SECOND ROW: Terry Snodgrass, Richard Rouse, Ron- nie Leslie, Butch Harris, Freddie Rector, Lewis Blackwell, Roger King, Duane Jennings, Eben Bailey, Richard Cannady, Broadus Hipps, Steves Green. THIRD ROW: Kerry Painter, Pat Turner, Benny Peters, lim Rumsey, Tommy Davis, Mike Nelson, jimmy Thomason, Richard Leapard, jimmy Leake, Henry Weathers, David King. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Pearson, Brooks Henderson, Jerry Bridges, jim Ramsey, Danny Shelor, Clark XVo0ds, johnny Baldwin, Steve Haynes, Earl Barnett, Ted Calvert, Mike Taylor, FIFTH ROW: Ronnie Leonard, Ricky B-lillstead, David Taylor, David Knight, jimmy XVatkins, Rudy VVilliarns, Ronnie DeYoung, Sammy Howard, Charles Turner, Ricky johnson, Jerry NVoods. SIXTH ROXV: Paul jordan, Lee Green, Don Miller, Ronnie Tuck- er, Bobby Pridmore, Butch Collins, Horace Fleming, Grady Hart, David Goodwin, jimmy Dean, Morris Bagwell, and Ronnie Mor- gan. F.F.A. Chapters Capture Awards In Parliamentary Procedure Contests MR. M. O. ALEXANDER Sponsor The Future Farmers of America motto, Learning to do- doing to learn-learning to live-living to servef' was well fol- lowed this year by both Hillcrest F.F.A. chapters as they partici- pated in the varied activities of the F.F.A. program. Members of both chapters devoted much time and effort toward making the Rat Eradication Gampaignv a success. Posters advertisin the campaign were placed in many areas of the school, and pamphlets were distributed to all students. The chapters also held a green-hand ceremony during which freshmen F .F.A.'ers were formally accepted as members of the organization. Chapter farmer degrees were also presented at this ceremony to the third year boys who did outstanding farm projects and who had passed the necessary qualifications for the chapter farmer degree. Both F .F.A. chapters took part in county and state soil judg- ing, livestock judging, dairy judging, and parliamentary proce- dure contests. Among the many prizes won by the chapters were: first place, Sears-Roebuck Pig Chain Show, Greenville County Fairg first place, federation parliamentary procedure contest, and second place. district parliamentary procedure contest. In addi- tion, the chapters were awarded three parliamentary procedure medals by the state Iersey Cattle Club. Chapter II F.F.A. members are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Robertson, Van XVillis, jerry Powell, Ricky Xvrenn, Randy WVillis, Edwin Terry, Billy Bayne, Iimmy Powel, Lonnie Neves, Freddy Riddle, Charles VVillirnon, Ashley Benton, Earl McKinney, Frank Chappell, David Bates, David Bagwell. SECOND ROXV: David Smith, Gary Reeves, Charles Mahaffey, James Shaver, Billy Reid, Charles Griffith, Larry Kiahaffey, jim- my Pruitt, Douglas Henderson, Dan Hendrix, junior Tollison, Harold julian, Ricky Tucker, Denny Bnrdin, Bruce Stephens. THIRD RONV: Ray Ritchie, Lynn Fowler, Ricky Taylor, Frank Gresham, Danny Bayne, Carlisle Peden, Dickie Garrett, Ronnie Styles, Billy Baldwin, Mike Austin, jerry Smith, Darryl Neely, David McCall. FOURTH ROVV: Buddy Greer, joe W'ood, Don 1l 'l ' Lfql 5 . MR. YV. H. CHASTAIN Sponsor jacks, Wayne Balcombe, Bennie Howard, Lee Gunnells, Billy Suttles, Tommy Lucas, Henry Chastain, Don Leopard, Dale Man- ley, jerry Powell, Mike McElreath, Clifford Jennings, Tommy Bayne. FIFTH ROW? Jimmy Pennington, Larry Snipes, Eddie Hawkins, jim Soyer, David Ashmore, Ricky Hart, David King, jimmy Bragg, Larry Steading, Terry XVaters, Keith Laws, john Tumblin, Robert Knight, Bobby VS-'illis, Tommy XValdrop, Johnny Sullivan, Mike VVrenn. SIXTH ROXV: junior XVeathers, jerry Sharbel, Frankie Owens, Tommy NVeat.hers, Ronald Miller, Bobby Abbott, Randall Sanders, Dale Harvey. Ronnie Smith, Billy Nash, Randy Baldwin, Charles Ables, Randall Tucker, jimmy Gault, Tommy Holcombe, Ricky Lark, Keith Holtzclaw. B5 DICKIE C -KRRETT President IVANDA SNOW? I CAROLYN -IO HIOTT Vice President Vice President feizffgiix Y VICKIE BRUCE KATHY FOXVLER PATRICIA LIVINGSTON Secretary Treasurer Reporter Miss Elizabeth Bolt, sponsor, gives advice to junior Music Club members. W2 is 1 ' I 1 I Dickie Garrett presides at a meeting of the Junior Music Club. i Y MISS ELIZABETH BOLT Sponsor The Junior Music Club, composed of seventy-five members, was formed to develop the musical talents of the members and to stimulate musical interest in the school and community. Mem- bers of this club show a deep interest in the development and study of music. At club meetings. members learned through planned programs about the many types of modern music. The Music Club participated in v a rio us community pro- grams throughout the year. They also sponsored a Shindy Hop after a home basketball game. Junior Music Club Stimulcites Musical Interest I St u d e nts Members of the junior Music Club are, FRONT RONV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Davis, Butch Harris, Mike Scruggs, Tommy Kinard. SECOND ROW: Vickie Bruce, Debbie Gault, Sandra Mc- Cullough, Iudy Ross, Polly Garrett, Betty Greene, Lucy Garrett, Vickie VVestbrook, Pat Phillips, David Sparks, john Griffin, VVan- da Snow, Maria Haubrick, Virgil Adams, Benny YVham, Keith Redding, Charles Powell. THIRD ROW: Tricia Livingston, Anne Howard, Lynn Alexander, Mary Carter, Margaret Adams, Caro- lyn Gault, Dottie Monroe, Hugh Tarpley, Happy Senn, Mary Deck Jenkins, Carolyn jo Hiott, Becky Byars, Phyllis Riddle, Kathy Christopher, Charlotte Martin, Sandm Tizzano, Mary Faye Hastings, Emily Tate, Dianne Kellett, Elaine Hart. . o Many of these Music Club members are participating in Pepsi Cola's Shindy Showf, They find a moment to relax before the filming begins. l Members of the Girls' Chorus are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Edwards, Pauline Culbertson, Marilyn Smith, Di- anne Fowler, Nina Christopher, Sarah Grasso, Carolyn Garrett, Deborah Wright, Susan Simpson, Joanne Fowler, Joanne Bishop, Jean Roper, Judy Wilson, Gail Glenn, Patsy Wilson, and Brenda Byars. SECOND ROW: Donna Funderburk, Ruth Julian, Ann Thackston, Ethel Garrett, Donna Smith, Jean Griffin, Ruth Rich- ardson, Carol Forrester, Carolyn Slagle, Ann Howard, Donna Forrester, Barbara Bayne, Elizabeth Garrett, Joyce Gossett, Ellen Alexander, and Shirley Bridges. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Leopard, Linda Pennington, Jackie Stone, Pat Phillips, Judy Mahaffey, Vickie Westbrook, Faye Chapman, Charlene Thompson, Ann These chorus students, all members of the Small Ensemble, practice for one of the many events in which they participated. Kanipe, Ann Nelson, L n Morrow, Gail Johnson, Kay Timms, Elaine Merritt, and Dollig Gossett. FOURTH ROVV: Sandra Leo- pard, Barbara Leopard, Margaret Myers, Donna Jefferson, Lynn Alexander, Sandra McCullough, Ann Bagwell, Eleanor Chiles, Gwen McCall, Betty Boyd, Dottie Monroe, Mar Carter, Myra Freeman, Joyce Ann Ross, Annette Chandler, and, Debbie Laws. Those who were absent when this picture was made were Polly Bradberry, Sherry Painter, Becky Boggs, Jane Painter, Di- anne Styles, Evalie Painter, Becky Day, Sherry Pridmore, Lynn Phillips, Betty Leopard, Ruby WVham, Becky Wood, Reba Moore, and Judy Pinson. Hillcrest Chorus Presents Musical, Brigocloon The fifty-nine member mixed chorus and the seventy-seven member girls' chorus presented musical programs on many occasions to the Hillcrest student body. They brightened the spirit of students with the Christmas program and the musical Brigadoon.,' The newly formed 'iSmall Ensemble, composed of twenty chorus students, sang at many school program in- cluding the memorial service for Mrs. Olive Templeton. They also performed at many community programs such as The Fountain Inn Music Club, Pepsi-Cola's Shindy Show, and several church services. Members of the Mixed Chorus are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanette Matthews, jane Richardson, Margaret Adams, Connie Hewitt, Charles Powell, Keith Redding, Kenneth Redding, Paul Costner, Mary Cox, Happy Senn, Anna Bozeman, and Mary Deck jenkins. SECOND ROW: Gerry Coates, Carolyn Gault, Betty Green, Polly Garrett, Henry Melton, Virgil Adams, Billy Traynham, Ronnie Ayers, Sandra Tizzano, Judy Mahaffey, Vivian Holcombe, and Jackie Leonard. THIRD RONV: Becky Byars, Patricia Smith, Judy Ross, Kathryn Christopher, Donnie Savage, Iohn Griffin, Sammy Sloan, Dianne Kellett, Dickie Garrett, Gail Henderson, and Frankie VValdrop. FOURTH RONV: Sharon Par- ker, Carolyn Io Hiott, Nancy Bullock, Charlotte Martin. Billy Hickman, Benny VVham, Bnice Rhoden, Elaine Hart, Emily Tate. Mary Faye Hastings, Betty NVhitt, and Dianne Landers. Seated at the piano is accompanist, Susan Henderson. Those who were absent when this picture-Qu made, were Rebecca Senn, Dottie Green, Kathy Fowler,GaH,.Penland? Donnie Yarborougzh, Becky Davis, Brenda Mahaffey, and Phyllis Riddle. This quartet shows that forty fingers are better than ten. Mary Deck jenkins, Evalie Painter, VVanda Snow, and Susan Henderson, accom- MISS ELQQEEIH BOLT panists, strike a chord for the Hillcrest Chorus. 1 Many chorus students displayed their musical talent in the Valentine Talent Show. MR. HOWARD YONALLY Assistant Director 90 These three chorus students, Vickie XVestbrook, Lzhn Griffin, and Henry Melton, were selected as All-State Chorus mem rs in try-outs held in Greenville. These typical chorus students are taking notes on the theory of music. nmnnnnamc...vm.:fsl.. L sf..mmti, me Junior High Band members are, FIRST ROXV, LEFT TO RIGHT Bert Adamson, Nancy Phillips, Sherry Knight, Alice Bridges, Di- ane Wells, Mildred Smith, Douglas Holcombe, Harriet McGowan Wanda Burnside, Buddy Smith, Gwynola Ioines, lack McKinney Sandra Stribling, Dale Matthews, Martha Blakely, Marilyn Moorei Kathy VVhite. SECOND ROW: Fred Blackwell, Doyle Thomas 9 i , , , N ,, i , , ,W Y, l 'S Sherry Ballenger, XValter Smith, Kenneth Bums, Terry Merritt, Chuck Ballew, Mack Burdette, Mike Tate, Darrell Drake, Frankie Orr, Kenneth Bridges, Danny Tollison, Aaron Blackwell, Sammy Hopkins, Bill Hamilton, Jimmy Brennan. THIRD ROYV: Mike Pitts, Terry Green, Roy Suttles, Billy Pitts, jimmy Davis. Hu- bert Nash was absent when this picture was made. Hillcrest Junior Band Captures First Place In Parade Junior High majorettes are, FRONT RONV. LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane James, head maiorette, Ruth Richardson, Lucy Io McDowell, and Shirley Greer, drum majorette. SECOND ROXV: Jodie Tumer, Mark Deck jenkins, jane Barbrey, Sherry Pridmore, and Gerrie Freeman. - is The Hillcrest junior Band, under the direction of Mr. Dan Allen, cap- tured first place in the Greenville Christmas Parade. The band also par- ticipated in the Simpsonville Christ- mas Parade. During Band Night activities, fol- lowing the Hillcrest-XValhalla football game, Nancy Phillips was crowned Iunior High Band Princess. 91 Hillcrest Senior Bcancl Provides Entertainment For School Activities re 'ix X- K , 'fm Y ., .RX 'awp P, C bl-S . . 'NL 5 'rel i Q, .. ., 'N-, Band members are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hugh Tarpley, Arm Gresham, Carol McCarty, Diane Pitts, Vickie Mc- Dowell, Vickie Bmce, Diane Roberts, Maria Haubrick, Jimmy Morrow, Peggy Clyde, Darryl McLendon, lValter Greer. SEC- OND ROVV: Randy Cain, Tricia Livingston, Ernestine McDaniel, Juanita Dutton, Johnny McCall, Buddy Perry, Grady Brown, Mike Tizzano, Jimmy Kirby, David Bagwell, Tommy Davis, Gradv Hart, John Tumblin, Marion Jones, Dan Phillips. THIRD ROVV: Mike Scruggs, Dale Harvey, Mike Nelson, Curtis VVhite, Gail Phillips, Mike Drake, Jerry Bridwell, Henry Xveathers, Ronnie Knight, Linda Haynes, Jean Clyde, Jim Ramsay, Larry Williams. FOURTH ROVV: David Sparks, Billy Suttles, Ronnie Tucker, Tommy Kinard, Billy Cooper, Jimmie Lee Smith, Larry Morrow, Lawrence Blakely, Henry Melton. Senior High maiorettes are, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Ball and Jean McClure, head maiorette. STANDING: Nancy Stallcup, Bitsy Cunningham, Chris Ballew, Donna Garrison, Sandra Baldwin, feature twirler: Carolyn Xvebb, drum majorette: and Judy XVest, feature twirler. DANIEL ALLEN Director 21:1 ' kk X .1 s sg - .se Y ? t ' is i s 11:2 ' i if 3 The Hillcrest Senior Band presented entertainment during half-time festivities at Hillcrest home football games. The band also boosted the spirit of Hillcrest stu- dents at the pep meetings. The band represented Hillcrest at many outside func- tions including the Greenville, Greer, and Simpsonville Christmas parades and the Greer Peach Festival. During Band Night festivities following the Hillcrest- VValhalla football game, Carolyn YVebb and jim Ramsay, were crowned Band Queen and King, respectively. t X X ,il T a BOBBY HAMBY Student Band Director ss , JIMMY LANCASTER President - A 9 A W Science Club Boosts 108 Members The Science Club, one of the largest school clubs, is composed of students who are taking courses in biology, chemistry, or physics. The Science Club was organized for the purposes of promoting the science department, maintaining a cooperative spirit among science students, and preparing students for scientific careers. The bulletin board located in B XVing is kept posted with current science news as a special Science Club project. Representatives from the St. Francis Hospital in Greenville, the Atomic Energy Commission, and the Greenville Technical Education Center at various times during the year spoke to Science Club members. Members of the Science Club are, FRONT ROYV LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Ann Imbastaro, Becky Wood, Linda Buchanan, Doris Snow, Debbie Gault, Bruce Rhoden, Ben Sanders, George Riner, Marion Jones, Jerry Jenkins, Johnny Terrell, Bobby Ham- by, Peggy Clyde, Carol McCarty, Becky Coley, Bonnie Tollison, Ann Gilliland, Joyce Nix, Myra Sargent. SECOND ROVV: Diane Pitts, Maria Haubrick, Anna Bozeman, Vicki NVestbrook, Marion McKinney, Suzanne Rucker, Sandra Wasson, Beryl Shelton, An- gela XVeathers, Frances Dewitt, Martha Richey,'Sandra Baldwin, Margaret Ann Boyd, Mary Deck Jenkins, Melanie Barbrey, Lynn Morrow, Wanda Snow, Estelle VVeathers, Brenda Pepple, Elea- nor Chiles, Tommy Kinard. THIRD ROW: Robert Spalding, Dan Griffin, VVhit Livingston, Bill Hance, Henry Melton, Eddie Rice, Roetta Dean, Jimmy Lancaster, Mary Faye Hastings, Shir- ley Henderson, Gordon Garrett, Susan Hicks, Libby Edwards, CLARK WVOODS BECKY VVOOD MAXINE REEVES Marilyn Smith, Joan VVo0dlief, Beverly Snow, Joyce Alexander, Ann Ayers, XVanda Jones. FOURTH ROW: David Poore, Mike Tizzano, Dan Phillips, Roger Smith, Gilbert Libby, Ricky Brid- well, Mike Watson, Freddie Johnson, Kenneth Hines, Lynn Far- mer, Sandra Harvey, Carol Chandler, Lucy Garrett, Gwen Phil- lips, Maxine Reeves, Betty Lou Farrow, Martha Dobbins, Barbara Bayne, Sandra Pridmore. FIFTH ROVV: Sandra Tizzano, Happy Senn, VValwyn Cooper, Barry Bennington, Dickie Sloan, William Leslie, Larry Leslie, Dick Kinard, Ronnie Barton, David Chan- dler, Hugh Tarpley, Clark VVoods, Diana Ball, Catherine Skel- ton. SIXTH ROVV: James Taylor, Danny Thomason, Keith NVorthy, Don Johnson, Ray Cook, Randy Bouchillon, Larry Dill- ard, Brian McGeachie, Jimmy Riggins, Leon Hendricks, Paul Roper, Bobby Hawks, Barbey Best, Jim Ramsey, Danny Shelor, David Baskin, and David Bagwell. stem . A RICKY BRIDNVELL Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter 94 ,- 2- Sponsors MRS. WILMA CAULT AND MRS. GERTRUDE VVHAM l Science Club members are taking part in one of the many labs conducted in chemistry classes. r V H Sandra Harvey, Becky Byars, and bulletin board located in VVing B. ' Science Club members and advisors are discussing plans for a future meeting. Ann Gilliland are putting the finishing touches on the Science Club Distributive Education Club Opens The D.E.C.A. Shop Distributivc Education Club members are, FRONT ROXV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Robertson, Jeanette Butler, Nancy Bullock, Donna Garrison, Benny Maxwell, Henry VVright, Jimmy Rice, Steve Jacobs, Elaine Cooper, Conrad Painter, and Jim Rumsey. SECOND ROW: Sandra Kellett, Patsy Johnson, David Page, Buddy Perry, DeVVayne Rice, Clyde Hipps, Keith Laws, Raymond This year the Distributive Education Club opened a school store, The D.E.C.A. Shop, located next to the D.E. room. The shop, operated exclusively as a D.E. project, offers to the student such materials as paper, notebooks, and 'pencils The main project of the D.E. Club was a survey of the Hillcrest graduates of 1963. The club also cooperated with all D.E. Clubs in Greenville County on a project on Creative Marketing. In January, D.E. members in- Brashier, Joe Houser, Johnny McCall, and Tommy Burden, THIRD ROVV: Tommy Wham, Cleve Robertson, Raymond Fowler, Charles Griffith, Larry Mahaffey, Jimmy Horton, Van Cook, Billy Bayne, James Ray Fowler, Darroh Davenport, and David Williams. FOURTH ROVV: Mary Carter, Grace Collins, and Jimmy VVilliams. vited the junior and senior classes to hear Mr. C. Rudy Jones, an area merchant, speak on Credit.', Also in- cluded in this program were several talent numbers pre- sented by D.E. members. Distrihutive Education Club members and their dates enjoyeda Christmas dinner party held at Harvey's Restaurant on the Easley Highway. D.E. members also attended the district meeting in Laurens.in November and the State Leadership Conference in Columbia in March. J . A President MRS. MARY JANE MCKINNEY Advisor INIXIY NVILLIAMS .2 D. E. members are enioying the Christmas party at Harvey's Restaurant. Buddv Perry, D.E. student, sells schooi supplies in The D. E. C. A. Shop. Officers of the Distributive Edu- cation Club are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT. Jimmy VVi1- liams, president, and Sandra Kel- lett, vice president. BACK ROW: Elaine Cooper, secretary, and Mary Carter, reporter. Iohn Scott. treas- urer, was absent when this picture was made. SANDRA KELLETT D. E. Sweetheart .rrt - . Library Club Emphasizes Personal Libraries DIANE TATE President SHIRLEY HENDERSON BEVERLY TYSON LINDA DAVIS GWVEN PHILLIPS Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter BEVERLY TYSON Library Club Sweetheart Mrs. Marjorie Smith offers her help to library assistants. 98 l.IY Library club members are, FRONT ROIV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Howard, Ann Holcombe, Carolyn Bayne, Diana Ball, Brenda Hawkins, Linda Davis, Linda Steading, Beverly Tyson, Diane Tate, Shirley Henderson. SECOND ROVV: Lynn Alexander, Judy Bridges, Edna Knight, Eugenia Bums, Sue Cooper, Dorothy The special project of the Library Club this year was encouraging its thirty members to build personal li- braries in their own homes. At many of the club meet- ings during the year, programs were presented on the theme, Building a Personal Library. Group discussions, as well as other planned activities based on this theme, were a part of each Library Club meeting. Library Club members not only gave at least an hour of each school day assisting with work in the Hill- Green, Janet Bargutze, Shirley Greer, Gwen Phillips, Charlotte Martin, Linda Johnson. THIRD RONV: Roger Smith, Gilbert Libby. Not present, Rose Ann Cox, Donna Forrester, Suzie jones, Elaine jones, Pat Hawkins, Debbie Laws, Carolyn Slagle, Ann Nelson. crest Library, but they also found time to attend dis- trict meetings, to participate in the activities of National Library VVeek, and to visit the library of a nearby college. During all phases of their library work, they were aware of the purpose of the Library Club. This purpose is to better acquaint students with the library, to develop leadership, to create wider interest in books and reading, and to recruit students for the profession of librarian- ship. l , 7 Advisor MRS. MARJORIE SMITH ! MRS. LYDIA ROSE Advisor l 99 F.T.A. Members Goin Experience By Holding Classes Members of the Future Teachers of America Club are, FIRST ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronda Karelitz, Diane Pitts, Ann Gresham, Vickie Westbrook, Karen Satterfield, Joy King, Carol McCarty, Maria Haubriclc. SECOND ROXV: Diane Jacks, June Ledford, Gloria Lamb, Judy Gresham, Brenda Mahaffey, Gail johnson, Betty Lou Farrow, Martha Dobbins. THIRD ROVV: MISS JANE SATTERFIELD Sponsor 'I00 Donna Clark, Nancy Patton, Eleanor Chiles, Sandra Pridmore, Bernadette Nelson, Carol Ann Imbastaro, Faye Bush Scott, Carol Griffith. FOURTH ROXV: Becky Coley, lane Spillers, Ann Camp- bell, Jeanette Norris, Eugenia Thomason, Molly Garrett, Peggy Gault, and Carole Holland. cffiiitb Members of the Future Teachers of America Club gained experience, as well as aided teachers, by holding classes in the absence of a regular teacher. F.T.A. mem- bers with sixth period study halls were frequently called upon to substitute in the classroom. By actively participating in the teaching program. members upheld the purposes of the club which are QD To learn about the opportunitities for service offered by the teaching profession, C27 To cultivate the qualities es- sential in a good teacher, CBD To become acquainted with the work of professional organizations for the improve- ment of education, and C41 To recognize the opportuni- ties and responsibilities of the individual teacher by ac- tively participating as a member of such an organization. F .T.A. members also participated in county and state activities. They attended the County F.T.A. XVork- shop at the Greenville County School Office and the F.T.A. State Convention. PEGGY CAULT NIOLLY CARRETT ANNA BOZERIAN RICHARD DUTTON President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Eugenia Thomason, Molly Garrett, and Charlotte Aiken are discussing plans forun F. T. A. meeting. Peggy Gault, F.T.A. president, teaches a class in general science. Carole Holland, Miss jane Satterfield, and Nancy Patton are working on classroom posters. 'f F'lWl'llll'D . . ' 1 'I QU! Bus drivers are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Owens, Gerald Pearson, Clark VVoods, NVayne Balcombe, Billy Nash, Bobby Tanner, Buddy Long, Gary Johnson. SECOND ROW: Charles Vaughn, Jerry Massey, Jerry Bridges, Carol Griffith, Suzanne Rucker, Dianne Kellett, Ma ry Garrett, Nancy Patton, Billy Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Gary Reeves, Billy Bayne, David Smith, Max Chris- topher, Tommy Mayfield, johnny Lancaster, Jimmy Tanner, Benny Maxwell, Cleve Robertson, and Ray Verdin. Hillcrest Buses Trovel Over 1,000 Miles A Doy This is a typical 2:40 p.m. scene when students rush to the buses. 1.5 l ul 3 ,J Twenty-six Hillcrest buses travel approximately 1,000 miles in transporting 1845 Hillcrest and elementary school students each day, These buses drink a tremen- dous amount of gas a year-82,760 gallons. Each day sixty-three Hillcrest bus drivers leave their homes about 7:10 A.M. and' arrive back at their homes about 4:00 P.M., having traveled an average distance of 34 miles. Several buses travel as many as 50 miles each day. Under the supervision of Mr. Bill Moody, the Bus Drivers Club was formed to promote the principles of safe driving. Each bus driver is eligible for membership in the club. MR. BILL MOODY Advisor Assistant bus drivers ure, FRONT ROYV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dickie Nelson, Barry Bennington, Danny Shelor, Howard Hewitt, Danny Thomason, Henry Melton, Ronnie Barton, jimmy Powell, Ricky VVrenn, joe XVood. SECOND ROVV: Frank Dill, jerry Peace, Robert Spalding. Lvnn Farmer, 1 ' -LL I XVanda Ruth Rogers, junior, attempts to find a seat in u crowded bus. Bonnie Tollison, Pat Tumer, Ronnie Hughes. Lewis May- field, Buddy Crccr, David Bagwell. THIRD ROXV: Ken- neth Hines, Steve Merritt, Henry YVright, DeY.Vayne Rice, and Brooks Henderson. IO3 Office Assistonts Aid Administration Office assistants are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Buddy Long, Billy Frances Baldwin, Elaine Cooper, Molly Garrett, Nancy Patton Cooper. Ann Campbell, Carole Ann Holland, Marsha Skelton, Anne Tribble, Frances Collins, and Linda Niayse. Office assistants, by working during study periods, aid members of the administration by handling absentee reports, typing, and performing various other duties as needed. These students not only help the administra- tion, but they also gain experience as members of the office staff. MRS. SARA CARSON Anne Tribble, office assistant, checks Virginia Edwards' excuse. A-dV1S0f Tx x Mk 104 Students In A.V.A.Assist Teachers In Operating Equipment Members of the A.V.A. are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Kellett, Cilheit Libby, Ricky johnson, Ronnie DeYoung, David Bagwell, Billy Suttles, Ronnie Leonard, Darryl McLendon, Lonnie Neves, Larry Morrow, jimmy Cault, jerry Anders, Barney Best, Barry Students participating in the Audio-Visual Aids pro- gram assist teachers with the operation of the Audio- Visual equipment. A.V.A. students aid teachers in the use of movie projectors, slide projectors, screens, and other equipment used in classroom activities. Bennington, W'alwy11 Cooper, Doug Garrett, Charles Heaton XVilliam Rudy, Chuck Boger, Philip Ayers, Whit Livingston, Bob- by Hawks, johnny Sullivan, Eddie Rice, and Howard Hewitt. COL. FRANCIS V, SMITH Advisor A.V.A. officers are Bamey Best, president, and Charlie Heaton, vice president. New .1 is 105 Cafeteria And Maintenance Staffs Are A Vital Part Ot School Lite Lunch staff members are, FRONT ROVV, LEFI' TO RIGHT: Bell Tumblin. SECOND ROVV: Mildred YVestmoreland, Essie Lee Annie Mae Fowler, .Dora Mae Pearson, Anne Lancaster, Minnie Irby, Pearlie Mae Johnson, Annie Mae Pitts, Margaret WValker, Lancaster, Lois Xvaddell, Margie Sims, Bessie Vlfeathers, Carrie Lelar McDaniel, and Janie Brown. Maintenance staff members are, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Henry Tumblin, Ludie Weathers, john Carter, George Sanders, XVilton Smith, Clyde Barksdale. 106 Hillcrest Highlights Changes Formot VIRGINIA EDXVARDS News Editor The format of the Hillcrest Highlightsf the school newspaper, was changed entirely beginning with the Sep- tember issue of the paper. The paper is published six times a year by the journalism class. Highlights s t a ff members worked hard selling candy during November and December. Proceeds from the candy sales were used toward expenses of publishing the paper. On October 15, Highlights staff members played host to the annual meeting of the District IV South Carolina Scholastic Press Association. Student journalists and advisors from twenty-one schools in Greenville, Spartanburg, Union, and Laurens counties attended this meeting. Early in the year, the newspaper staff joined the Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School journalists. In order for a student to become a member of this club, he must meet the standard quali- fications set up by Quill and Scroll. E S jul--- -. r E 2 i l e l l GIVEN THONIASON Editor DALE REEVES Feature Editor 2 ti il i l l i x 3 l 1 E 5 3 A N-we-i'q...,.,N -IAYNE GREEN RICK BRIDXVELL 5DOrtS F-CiiIOr Columns Editor ROGER SMITH Club Editor Assistant newspaper staff writers ure, LEFT TO RIGHT: XVanda Snow, Alicia XVeathers, v Kay Craft, Martha Richey, Michael Tizzano, Maria Haubrick, Ronda Karelitz, Maxine XNIQIISIIT LIX IN?ESaTON Reeves,dDavid Poore, and Billy Hickman. Eugenia Thomason was absent when this picture otograpiic itor was ma e, NIR. DICK HAMBY Advisor Student Life Pictured In Hilltophper Annual staff members Worked hard to make this, the seventh volume of the Hilltopper, the best yet. The Hilltopper staff is composed of nine seniors. Nine junior staff members also aided in the publication of this yearbook. There are approximately fifty student workers on the advertising staff of the yearbook. These students worked during the summer and early fall selling adver- tisements to businesses in the surrounding areas to fi- nance the publication of the yearbook. SUSAN HENDERSON Editor 1 CAROLE HOLLAND NIR. DICK HAMBY Business Manager and Advisor Advertising Editor MISS NANCY JONES Advisor 109 in + e! i 42.3 'z VIRGINIA EDXVARDS AND MAHSHA SKELTON Activities and Publications Co-Editors Mu.: V VVhit Livingston and Mr. Dick Hamby try to solve some of thosc annual problems. DICKIE CARRETT MOLLY CARRETT Art Editor Feature Editor W QZQ3 mg De T g WWW .hh K k,,.r- SAMMY SLOAN Sports Editor ELAINE COOPER Typist BUDDY LONG Class Editor WHIT LIVINGSTON Photographic Editor dim? it l I Assistant annual staff members are, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Baskin, Benny XVham, Tommy Kinard, Gerry Coates, Elaine Members of the annual advertising team are, FRONT ROV , LEFT TO RIGHT: Carole Holland, Virginia Edwards, Molly Garrett, VVanda Snow, Betty Green, Polly Garrett, Becky Davis, Carolyn jo Hiott, Elaine Hart, Anna Bozeman, NVanda jones. SECOND ROVV: VVhit Livingston, Myra Sargent, Bitsy Cunning- Cooper, Betty Lou Farrow, Martha Dobbins, Wanda Ruth Rogers, Polly Garrett, Linda Long, Danny Thomason, and Bruce Rhoden. ham, Carol McCarty, Diane Pitts, Linda Davis, Bemadette Nel- son, Nancy Patton, Martha Dobbins, VVanda Ruth Rogers, Diane Styles. THIRD ROXV: Jeannie johnson, Anne Bell, Margaret Ann Boyd, Susan Hicks, Ronnie Stoddard, Dan Griffin, Estelle Mathers, Brenda Pepple, Carol Chandler, and Mary Carter. I 112 . Q mg' V 'Q 'Once grovnfiolds . . . Mgiiiiwx 'P 53 MBU? Mrs. McKinney . . . Q 'And what do you want A L for Christmas, Sammy? Do it Reb! 4- Bnmf S .LH F ' 5 ww , , N W , ...fs X Ef ,MA Cz .. Q 'W .J V1 xxx 1 --..., . k ,Q Q' , .K .x 1, xx , Q AL im ,- 5: S i ilk B. 1 v E Q ffl 5 i Qixlrl Q -xx,f 'R 1 uf W- FQ-' x E1 F .1 x ,xfhgffg 'Nw-m...,.,,,,,, 3 1 may .,, 4. Q 4 T., Sul .45 x .. Dear old Hillcrest, may our hearts be filled with loyalty One of America's strongest char- acteristics is her competitive nature. ln high school, too, there are many types of competition, but the most exciting is found in our sports. What could be more tense than a TD made in the last minutes of the game, or the drive down the court for that last second basket, or that last hundred yard stretch when you pray for wings on your feet? And amid all the shouting and breathtaking motion, we find a strong sense of unity has devel- oped. The school is bound together in its desire to win. And in setting a goal to be the best athletes, we attain something of much more value. We build a strong charac- ter, find a sense of fair play, learn to be good losers, and create loy- alty for our school. Loyalty demonstrates the pres- ence of devotion and love. lt is a persistent determination to stand by our school and teams through the wins as well as the losses. No mat- ter where a school ranks, if this quality is missing, one of the de- sired results of competition has been lost. As we look back over this year, let us examine ourselves to see if we gave the school all the loyal support it needed. lf not, then we can give more in the years to come. Dear Old Hillcrest, may our hearts be filled with loyalty. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Powell, Benny Peters, Te Vamer, Vince Lucous, Tommy Lucas, Chuck Kearney, Bolbrgy Tanner, Keith VVorthy, Larry Snipes, Dick Kinard. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Eddis Freeman, Eddie Rice, Bill Hance, Law- rence Blakely, Tommy Thompson, Dan Griffin, Whit Livin - stun, Bobby Hamby, Barney Best, Tommy Burden, Dave Richard- son, Coach Bill Brooks. THIRD RONV: Sammy Sloan, jimmy Lancaster, Buddy Long, Butch Collins, Steve Barbary, Phill Hath- cox, Leonard S rouse, Danny Balcombe, Danny Thomason, Henry Melton, Howard, Hewitt. 9 COACH: Eddis Freeman ASSISTANT: Bill Brooks N e w C o ca c I1 Pooclfs only excuse. ewQsf:-tea :seas-as-f .mas . ga .uf Q. A W GQ ,,.. -ef fy , Q' if 2 5 ., Sf wigs? ,K N , K 441: 'Hi Q, 3 rl 'W ix Q Jw 5? 3 3 ii Miym RT l'Ei: ':f' 5 .few-155, A Simi vi. K www .gi-X Ha wx KNEELING, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Sammy Sloan, Bobby Tanner, Bill Hance, Henry Melton, Lawrence Blakely, Bobb Bamby, Tommy Thompson, Tommy Burden. STANDING: Buclvdy Long, Whit Livingston, Eddie Rice, Jimmy Lancaster. SENIORS Lawrence Blakely Captain Bill Hance Bobby Hamby na Sammy Sloan Buddy Long Whit Livingston Iimmy Lancaster Eddxe R106 Henry Melton Bobby Tanner Tommy Burden Danny Thomason Dan Griffin 3 Phill Hathcox Chuck Kearney Jerry Powell Barney Best Keith Worthy 'l2U Vince Lucous Larry Snipes --iw --f- Danny Balcombe WL n Z or Terry Varner Leonard Sprouse Howard Hewitt Tommy Lucas Butch Collins Steve Barbary Dave Richardson Dick Kinard Hillcrest-13 Chapman - 27 Looking for their second straight win, the Rams defense collapsed in the second half, due to injuries as the Chapman Bulldogs churned out a 27-13 win. Tommy Thompson scored on a -12-yard run in the first quarter, and Howard Hewitt went over from 7-yards out. Butch Collins kicked one extra point. Hillcrest- l9 Ware Shoals 12 The Hillcrest Rams broke a 12 game losing streak when they came from behind in the last four minutes of the season opener to down the VVare Shoals Hornets 19-12. Phil Hathcox scored the first Rams touch- down, followed in the scoring by Dan Balcombe and Butch Collins. Hillcrest - O Greer -'39 XVhen the ever powerful Greer High Yellowjackets swarmed all over the Hillcrest field the Rams were stung with their second loss in a row. The Rams offence never could get rolling and the defense could not con- trol the fast Greer hacks. The final score was 39-0. Hillcrest- 7 Laurens - 7 Looking like a different team, the Rams batted Laurnes High around for a quarter and then scored on a 19- yard pass from Sammy Sloan to Dan Balcome. Butch Collins kicked his third extra point of the year. But the determined Laurens team scored in the second half to tie the game 7-7. H lcrest - 7 Blue Ridge - O The Rams picked up their second victory of the season by defeating the Blue Ridge Tigers 7-0. Howard He- witt took a pass from Sammy Sloan and scampered 25-yards to paydirt in the final period. Lawrence Blakely. Larry Snipes, and Chuck Kearney played well on defence for the Rams. Hillcrest- 7 Daniel - 24 Living up to their praise of being a l00?2 better team than last year's, by Daniel's head coach, the Rams fought hard for one of their best games of the season. Daniels, being one of the strongest teams in the conference, scored in every period, but had a hard time doing so. The lone Ram score came in the final period when Howard Hewitt took a pass from Sammy Sloan. . v - in . .mum ma Hillcrest- 7 Ccirolino - 7 The Rams jumped off to an early lead over Carolina in their annual rivalry, but the Trojans tied the score before half-time. Eddie Rice scored for the Rams and Butch Collins split the up-rights for the extra point. The Rams defense made several goal line stands. Larry Snipes and Chuck Kear- ney played well for the Rams also. Hillcrest- 7 Palmetto - l9 The Mustangs racked up two quick touchdowns in the opening minutes, then held on as the Rams outplayed them the rest of the game. In the final quarter the Mustangs could not penetrate within the Rams 40-yard line. But the only score the Rams could tally was a pass from Sammy Sloan to Howard Hewitt. The final score was 7-19. Hillcrest- O Wolhollo - O The Rams played host to the Wal- halla Razorbacks on a very soggy, cold, and windy field. Two long runs by Cary Long broke it open in the second half, as the Rams absorbed their fifth loss, 20-0. Hillcrest - O Easley - 34 The Easley Green Wave rolled over the Rams 34-0 in the final game of the season as fumbles plagued the Hillcrest team throughout the game. One fumble led to a Green Vifave score, and another stopped a Hillcrest drive on the Easley 12-yard line. Seniors Juniors The Senior-Junior game was main- ly a defensive battle, being played for the most part between the twenty yard lines. In the picture Leonard Sprouse, Dave Richardson, and Chuck Kearney rush Sammy Sloan who tosses a pass to Buddy Long. Seniors - 7 Juniors - O For the first time a Senior-Iunior football game was played, with the Seniors coming out on top 7-0. Al- though the game was primarily a fund raising activity, it created a great deal of interest among players and fans alike. FIRST RONV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Tate, Dan Nelson, Tom Norris, Frank Gresham, David King, Ray VVilson, Tommy Davis, Gary Sutton, Pink Kellett, Lewis Blackwell, Henry Chastain, Bob- by Pridmore, Grady Hart, Mike Tidwell, Robert Pearson. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Moody, Donny Scott, Richard Rouse, Mike Smith, Marvin Foster, Skipper Freeman, Danny Bayne, Iimmy Beaman, VVayne Garrett, Robert VViebel, Terrill Leake, Rick? Taylor, Brantley Brashier, Rod Roper, Assist. Coach Charley Phi- lips. THIRD ROVV: Butch Harris, Randy Bouchillon, Sammy Cault, Johnny Mitchell, NVayne Green, Sammy Green, Dennis Chandler, Ricke Boyd, Wayne Raines, Dickie Garrett, Terry Long, Roy Suttles, Donald Landcaster. COACH: Bill Moody CAPTAIN: Lewis Blackwell ASSISTANT COACH: Charlie Phillips Pink Rellett takes opening kick off against Carolina m 1, nz 'F their tum as the little R beat Carolina 18-12. Players on the bench await . axns L'il Roms Set.5OO Mark Hillcrest- O Greer - AO The Junior Varsity traveled to Greer only to be turned back by a much stronger and more powerful team. Ray XVilson and Gary Sutton ran well for the Rams but could not overcome the powerful jackets. Final score 0-40. Hillcrest - 34 Blue Ridge The little Rams added a third vic- tory to their list as they romped over Blue Ridge 34-6. Ray XVilson, Pink Kellett and Gary Sutton sparked the Rams offense while Lewis Blackwell and Tom Norris led the defense. ' crest- lA Byrnes - In the first game of the season the Junior Varsitys defense held the Byrnes team to take their first win 14-0. In the first quarter Pink Kellett scored the first Ramis TD and in the third quarter Ray VVilsou tallied for the second TD. Hillcrest- 20 Porlcer -O Picking up their second win of the season in three games the I.V. team downed Parker 20-0. Ray XVilson ac- counted for 14 points while Cary Sut- ton for another six to lead the Rams on offense. Defense standouts were Lewis Blackwell. David King, and Tom Norris. f em.. . M... I Hillcrest - 13 Byrnes - 25 Plagued by injuries the little Rams fought hard in their second encounter with the Byrnes little Rebels. But their efforts were in vain as the Byrnes team took a 13-25 win. Ray XVilson ran well for the Rams on of- fense, and David King. Lewis Black- well, and Tommy Lucas played well on defense. Hillcrest -18 Carolina - 3 To the surprise of every one except the Hillcrest I.V.'s the little Rams picked up their third straight victory. Gary Sutton pitched two TDs to Grady Hart, and Ray Ylfilson added another to lead the Rams offense. Lewis Blackwell. David King, and Marvin Foster led the defense. crest - 12 Carolina - As luck would have it the Rams lost a heart-breaker to Carolina in the closing minutes of play. The Rams were on the Carolina one yard line first in ten, as a penalty and time took the winning TD from the Rams. Ray Wilson, Pink Kellett, and Henry Chas- tain played well on offense for the Rams, and Tommy Lucas, Lewis Blackwell, and David King led the defense. Final score: 12-14. Hillcrest- 7 Parker - 13 Playing their last game of the sea- son the I.V. team faced a strong Par- ker team as they lost 7-13. Playing well on defense for the Rams were Frank Garrison, David King, Tommy Lucas, and Lewis Blackwell. Roms display ability and Senior players are joe Houser, Tommy Thompson, Buddy Brooks, Doug Thackston, and Tommy Henderson. hi f lk fs Coach Bill Moody and manager Robert Nelson watch the action as the Rams' five take the court. l 130 action on the court Varsity basketball players are, FRONT ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: SECOND ROW: Larry Snipes, Dickie Nelson, Mike Cox, jerry Dan WVeaver, Tip Thackston, Tommy Henderson, joe Houser. Morrow, Buddy Brooks, Doug Thackston, and Lewis Stewart. '63-'64 RAMS SCHEDULE Nov. 29 , ......,,,,,.., ,....,....i.....,. B yrnes jan. 17 ...,.. . ....V.,.,,.........,, ,, . Pickens Dec. 3 ....,......,... ......,.... . .... C linton Ian. 24 .... . ,.... . V,.. ..., P ickens Dec. 6 .... ...,.,. ,t..,. , . C , . . , . . Laurens Ian. 28 .....,.., ..,.... ...L . C .,.y B lue Ridge Dec. 10 ,.., ,.....,..tt..,t..,.,....... C arolina Ian. 31 . .,.. .,,,,,.. ..... ,.... .i... B y r n es Dec. 16 ,....... .t.r.t.. . o..,t.r.... . 7 C Greer Feb. 4 7 7 ,t,,. , . , . ...r... ....,, . , Carolina Dec. 17 ..........,.,....,....,...,....... Chapman Feb. 7 , ..o,. C .......,..........,. . Blue Ridge Ian. 7 .,.... , .....,....t.. ,.,.....,,, C linton Feb. 11 .... o..,.y. , . ...,, . . . Chapman jan. 10 .,,r ....... ..,,.,,.... , E asley Feb. 14 ...t.,.r.,o. t,,tt ,..., .,.... E a s ley Ian. 14 , , A... ....... , . , , 7 . . Greer 131 Doug Thackston Forward Trp Thackston Guard Buddy Brooks Guard Mike Cox Center Jerry Morrow Center 132 Tommy Thompson Forward Lewis Stewart Forward H 41 joe Houser Guard Dickie Nelson Guard Tommy Henderson Guard Larry Snipes Forward Dan Weaver Forward 133 Hold him out, R.P. Vlfatcli that ball! i'It's a bird, it's u plane, it's superbullf' Good for Two Tip goes up for two more Reach Mike, Reach Give us that ball, Boy. L.F. goes for Two It's only a ball, R.P. Tap for two. Run 'em boysf, And thvylre of f ! Romettes supply thrills and victories! s ,J ss.i This tense group of varsity girls view a fast, exciting game. l ,P ' Q. U, V i q Q . l i Ab ' fl L Managers for the girls' varsity basketblall team are Lois Ivey and Ronda Karelitz. 136 Girls' varsity basketball players are, SITTING: Catliy Buchanan, STANDING! Linda C119-lf, Estelle VVefith6l'S,.M3filYU Smith, Joan captain. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Angela XVCRIIIGTS, Joyce 1'V00dliCf, Brenda PBPPIC, Maflafl Styles, Linda WeaVef, A-Un Thackston, Myra Sargent, Jessie Kay Ivey, and Carolyn Haney. Thacksmlk a11dJeanMCClure- GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 29 . . .......,...........,..., ,..... B yrnes Ian. 17 . . . , , . .,..., . . . . . , Pickens Dec. 8 .................4,...r..,,,...,.r, Clinton Ian. 24 t.....,, ...., ...... ,,.... . I P ickens Dec 6 .... Laurens Ian. 28 Blue Ridge Dec 10 . Carolina Ian. 31 .. Byrnes Dec 16 . . , . . Gaffney Feb 4 Carolina Dec. 17 .. Chapman Feb 7 Blue Ridge Ian. 10 . , .,,r Easley Feb 11 , Chapman jan. 14 ..,.. Gaffney Feb 14 .. . Easley 137 v 5 Q S 1 Cathy Buchanan Forward lean McClure Forward Linda XVeaver Forward 2 r Linda Gualt Forward 138 Ann Thackston Guard Marion Styles Forward Brenda Pepple Guard Ioan XVoodlief Guard l Marilyn Smith Guard S Jessie Kay Ivey Guard 5 E Estelle Weathers Guard I , Angela VVeathers sG , N256 NC HJC-lp 139 e r 3 2 5 Carolyn Hayne Forward Ioyce Thackston Guard Hillcrest fans followed Rams to toumarnent, but girls lost to Byrnes in second game. Myra Sargent , - -D-Forward! ,few ff ff 1 s xii gAg'3, YN wk E I s E 2 2 i H0 1 W I T T 1 1 Alley-oop! Butt-em Ram. Take your hands off that ball I f iff 1 , 1 CM' The line-up ' The gangls all here 1 Boys' B-Team baske-tlmll players arc, FRONT BOVV, LEFT TO SECOND ROVV: Chuck Boger, Da.n Weaver, Skipper Freeman, RIGHT: Doug Clark, Cary Sutton, Bobby Pridniore, Pink Kel- Henry Chastain, Bill Owens, Freddie Riddle, Don Leapard, and lett, Tommy Davis, Dale Manly, Sammy Cualt, and Cary Rhoden. Larry McCullough. J. V.'s have rough season ..-- but much enthusiam I 5 3:1 I 1 B TEAM BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov Dec ec Dec an an an a an an Fe Fe Fe Fe at Byrnes Carolina at Greer at Chapman Greer Pickens at P1ckens Blue Ridge Byrnes at Carolina at Laurens at Blue Ridge at Palmetto . 29 ..,.s,,..,.s.......,e.,.. . 10 ,,.....,.,...........,.,. , ' D . 16 ............,....,.....,.. . 17 . , , ...., . .e.. , . , , , I . 14 .,................,.........s I . 17 ............,,..........e... ' I . 21 .................,......... Laurens I n. 24 .........,.....,........., ' I . 28 .,..ee,...r....r..,..,,. ' I . 31 ,. ,.,.,r ......,,...4..., . , b. 4 ....,.s...........,.... ' b. 11 ........,..,.........,.. b. 16 .,.,...,,e .,......,.. ' b. 18 ....,................. 142 Junior Girls have bright future I L GIRLS' B-TEAM SCHEDULE Gaffney Palmetto l San Souci in Gaffney 'G Palmetto .. 5? Girls' B-Team basketball players are, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO Andrews. SECOND ROW: Coach Manager Gerry Freeman, Donna RIGHT: Ianet Bargatze, Polly Henderson, Becky Brown, Judy Goodson, Mary Byarsg Georgia Montgomery, Carolyn Taylor, Harvey, Diane Peden, Leah McGee, Pat Rhoden, and Diane Becky Rouse, Susan Trotter, and Jenny Gault. e 3 i .. I l 143 Varsity Baseball l Varsity baseball players are, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Mayfield, Butch Langston, Butch Collins, Tommy Hender- Robert Nelson, manager, Gary Sutton, James Fowler, Billy Reid, son, Tommy Thompson, Doug Thackston, Sammy Sloan, Tommy Pink Kellet, Leonard Sprouse, Dickie Sloan, Ronnie Talley, and Laneer, and Mike McElreat.h. Wayne Garrett, manager. SECOND ROVV: Coach Bill Brooks, if ' 1, lt.- fbi VARSITY 1964 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Mar. Mar Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr, Apr. Apr. May May May 20 26 1 7 9 14 16 20 21 23 28 1 5 7 . , . . at Greenville . . . . s . . Greenville . . Wade Hampton ...... Blue Ridge . , . at Fairforest Greer . , . A . at Chapman at Wade Hampton Byrnes at Blue Ridge . . . . . Fairforest . . . . . at Greer . . Chapman . . . at Byrnes Coach Brooks talks with three- and four-year lettermen Sammy Sloan, Tommy Thompson, and Doug Thackston. Dickie Sloan Tommy Henderson F F . Third Base Second Base i ' F h dde: F Outfield Sammy Sloan Shortstop Doug Thackston Pitcher Tommy Thompson Center Field Buddy Brooks Butch Collins Pitcher Pitcher Third Base ' james Fowler Right Field .3 HN x :Qi 1 y , yi f -fl, X . ' L' e pil. L f We ' 4' ' X .. X K I V ,,:. , Q ,H 1 QV . x sl' f- x ,K VN fx e JL e - Times to remember es i Throw away pitch scores two runs M Double play, LF. ! It was an honest mistake, Coach. X .Q if we Golf Team members are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Conrad Painter, Alan Parsons, Dick Kinarcl, and Steve Jacobs. Students show new interest in GoltTec1m Coach Dick Hamby XI uch X111 ch -lpn Apr 11 Apr rl Aprll Aprll Allfll Aprll Apr ll GOLF SCHEDULE Pendleton Lumens Pendleton Travelers Rest XX ide Hlmpton P uker T1 ax elers Rest NX rde Hampton Parker L turens Au IV Here Here Here Aw IX Au 'ix Away Here Here Avt IW 000 PM 145 PM 145 PM 145 PM 1 45 PNI 145 PM ZOOPM 145PNI 145PXI 700PM r' r ' ' 19 fi I ...z . l . '- 26 1 '1 ' g , r 1 , 5 , 7 I A : . f 1 9 '72 z A 'L if : .rf April 13 Fairforest Here 1:45 P.M 1 ' 14 z ' f. If :' . 4 l ' V . ,' 5 , ' I '72 , . .11 ' 23 ' A' ' - : .Lf 28 1 72 ' L.: . r' Coach Freeman with Senior Tracknien, Bill Hance and Jimmy Leopard. Track Team 'Iv KNEELINC, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donnie Scott, Buddy Burdett, Duane Jennings, Charles Heaton, Darrell Presher, Howard Hew- itt, Keith XVorthy, Dick Kinard, Tommy Davis. Lewis Stewart, and Danny Thomason. STANDING: jerry Powell, Bruce Rhoden, 148 SCHEDULE Blue Rldge Laurens Woodruff Carolina Byrnes Greer HOM E VISITORS Steve Barbrey, Vince Lucius, Larry Leslie, Billy Hickman, Chuck Keamey, Bill Hance, David Richardson, Jim Sorgee, Grady Hart, Iimmy Leapard, Danny Balcombe, Barney Best and Coach Free- mall. TX f his-Xi Cross Country. KNEELINC, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lewis Black- Phillips. STANDING: VVayne Reed, Leonard Sprouse, and Charles well, Charles Riner, Danny Thomason, Chuck Boger, and Coach Heaton. Cross Country Team QQ , is fl' ' A -Q H X f U Q CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE 'X Oct. 26-VVade Hampton b Nov. 9-Pickens Nov. 16-Southern State Championship Nov. 22-South Carolina State Meet. Q flll W Q 149 And they're off again! NVQ did it COHCIIF, Hc's mad. 150 ,fQ 'A?: K K Silence, Please! Let me go, Lover. Look at our new Score Board. 3 3 We must be behind. 1 ,,,.... . NVorried! Hold em out, Boys. Two for Tip. Hey, you L'llIl'f do that! 151 XVaiting on the ball. W'hat-a-we-gonna-do? Deep concentration! 's F f my X X3 Q 4 A Hey, where did he come from? WVay out! Come here, ball. 152 Mllt Senior Girls and Junior Boys Champs in Hillcrest Intramurals Pl NX waltmg. D b t t t ONVH, ll H0 Oll . Donna Clark Head Cheerleader LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Long. jc-anne Johnson, Jeannette Mink- ler, Dale Reeves, Mike Cox, Donna Clark, Becky Davis, Polly Garrett and joan XVo0cllief. s I -- X Jeannette M inkler 'S f Ev,f W' 3 g nk Jeanne Johnson Dale Reeves K f A-v assi . ,, . : f , .. -I-:.:..s.. YFUJ f ' ,i,..inwM.w sn , , ,, 41: M W . . W, . K 5 , V A ., w 4 . ., 1 Q. .... L, V , , k r Q. 70 S LK O K A Qs Q' 5,5 I il iw 6 A hm M- 3 11 ,K ,, . - V , we .e igissff R M . w t K Q. ' ' 1- L fw. --NsmJl T l -. N Q--4.-rs-iv.. M. ,Q- 'Q 'f 1-' . 1.4 I-- 'f SAK ' ' 'X wi. I 6z,f:'5 5-,1 ge ,wgbg ' J -, .s? ' be A 3' s t -' iz. 5 . in Qi- :Z ,, . -1-5 wig jfs' 4? GP'- 1 Pr sw e w -, A as -tx. 1 ,N -igseggeme Q i . 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L1-1 , f- 1 T' r 'xii if ' ew 1. .. :fx- -- 11' 'ff-:Q I E X V V W S HN 75 g bi ' - -i LEFT TO RIGHT: VValter Higgins, Shirley Byars. Sandra jordan, Jeannie Cault, and Lawrence! Blakely. Jeannie Cuult reigned over the junior High Tall-nt Show. K rg :Q unior Queen .95 growne Bill Hance Dale Reeves THOM MQAN LEADERSHIP AVVARD THOM MCAN LEADERSHIP AVVARD Randy jones Cathv Ridgewav D. A. R. BETTY CROCKER HISTORY MEDAL HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW' Buddy Long Gwen Thomason KING TEEN MISS HI MISS 180 Senior Honors Jimmy Marler Carole Holland BOYS' STATE GIRLS, STATE Ricky Bridwell D. A. B. HISTORY MEDAL Keith Mayfield Bernadette Nelson BOYS' STATE GIRLS' STATE Virginia Edwards D. A. R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP MEDAL 181 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Ley, Cathy Ridgeway, Bobby Hamby. Livingston, Virginia Edwards, Lawrence Blakely, and Susan Hen- Phyllis Riddle, jimmy Marler, Dickie Garrett, Keith Mayfield, derson. SEATED on the floor: Alan Parsons, Wayne Howell, and Dale Reeves. Randy jones, Gwen Thomason, Peggy Gault, VVhit Buddy Long. Hall ofFc1me 'IB2 BOBBY HAMBY, Student Body Pres- ident, has been active in band, foot- ball, baseball, and track. He was a Junior Marshal, Student Council Rep- resentative, and Class President his junior year. Bobby is a Junior Ro- tarian and Senior Superlative. He pltms to attend Annapolis. , Q. 'V .- - . . . . , K , sr . 5 - K - 'Q is X ' Tk-: ' Q ' t f I iss P SUSAN HENDERSON, Editor of the HILLTOPPER, has held the honor of junior Marshal, F.H.A. Student of the Year, Furman Scholar, and Most Dependable . She is a member of the French Club, Beta Club, and Music Club. 'She will attend WVake Forest College. as Fi? E tg LAVVRENCE BLAKELY, the Senior Class President, has also been a jun- ior Rotarian, a member of the Con- ference All-Star Team in football, and a winner of the Trophy Award. He is a member of the Science Club, French Club, Block H Club, and played football, baseball, and track. He plans to attend the Citadel. Students in the Hall of Fome ore selected on scholarship, contributions to the school, conduct ond ottitucle. GYVEN THOMASON, Editor Of the HILLCREST HIGHLIGHTS, is an active member of the Beta Club. A junior Marshal, she was also lastf year's Mi:-B Hi Miss . Gwen won 2nd place in math at the Regional Science Fair and was elected Most Intellectual by the senior class. Gwen pla.ns to continue her education at the University of South Carolina. BUDDY LONG, King Teen of 1964, has also been a junior Rotarian. He is a member of the Beta Club, Sci- ence Club, and the Block H Club. Buddy enjoys sports and has been very active in baseball, football, bas- ketball, and track. VVofford is the cggege Buddy plans to attend this f . VIRGINIA EDXVARDS, winner of the D.A.R. Citizenship medal, has held the offices of Secretary-treasun er of the Student Body, Pres. of the Ir. F.H.A., Co-Editor of Activities and Publications section in the an- nual, and News Editor on the news- paper staff. She will continue her ed- ucation at Columbia College. L' MIKE LEY, voted Most Depend- able by the senior class, has been vice-president of the student body, a homeroom president, a student council representative, and Beta Club vice-president. Mike enjoys hunting and fishing. He plans to attend the University of South Carolina. VVHIT LIVINGSTON, an appointee to the U.S. Naval Academy, is pho- tography Editor of the HILLTOP- PER and the HILLCREST HIGH- LIGHTS. He has served on the Stu- dent Council and as President of Dist. IV S.C. Scholastic Press Association. NVhit is a member of the Science Club, Beta Club, and the Music Club. Qi NSF., S. 2, .rr ,. s is Q -. as - X 5 i Y f PEGGY GAULT, president of F.T.A., also participates in the Beta Club and the French Club, and has taken part in the Science Club and F.H.A. Peggy was chosen Neatest in the Senior Superlatives. She enjoys hair styling and oil painting and is tal- ented in playing the piano. Peggy looks forward to entering WVinthrop College. RANDY JONES, Beta Club president and student council representative, is active in the French Club and the senior class. Randy was chosen Most Intellectual , junior Rotarian, junior Marshal, and Furman Scholar during his junior and senior years. He plans to attend VVake Forest College or Fumian. CATHY RIDGEXVAY. a Furman Scholar and junior Marshal, is a member of the Beta Club. Science Club, and French Club, She served as a basketball Cheerleader, and Sec- retary of the Science Club her inn- ior year. She is the winner of the Betty Crocker Homemakers award. Cathy plans to attend Agnes Scott College. DALE REEVES, a winner of the Thom NlcAn Leadership award and Feature Editor of the HILLCREST HIGHLIGHTS, has been a cheer- leader and a member of the Beta Club, Science Club, F.T.A., F.H.A.. French Club, and Block H Club. Reading and creative writing are her hobbies. She plans to attend Agnes Scott College, ALAN PARSONS, a Junior Marshal, a junior Rotarian, and a Furman Scholar, plans to attend Presbyterian College. He participates in gof and enjoys playing bridge. Alan is a senior member of the Beta Club, French Club, and Block H Club. DAVID VVOODS, Ir., has taken an active interest in the Beta Club, the Bus Driveris Club, and the F.F.A He was one of last year's Iunior Mar- shals and has been Vice-President of F.F.A. He enjoys mechanics, fishing, and swimming in his spare time. Da- vid plans to attend Clemson College. PHYLLIS RIDDLE. assistant head cheerleader, has also been treasurer of the Block H Club and a member of the Music Club. F.T.A., French Club, and Mixed Chorus. At a former school. East Hendersonville High. she was a member of the F.H.A., the Pep Club, and the Student Coun- cil. Phyllis plans to attend Anderson College. KEITH MAYFIELD, a Junior Mar- shal, attended Boys' State in 1963. His hobbies are fishing, hunting. and playing the piano. He plans to attend Clemson College this fall. Keith is a member of the Beta Club and the French Club. IIMMY MARLER was a Boys' State representative in 1963. He is a mem- ber of the Beta Club and the A.V.A. Club. Hunting and most water sports are jimmy's main hobbies. He looks forward to attending Clemson Col- ege. DICKIE GARRETT. President of the Xlusic Club and the French Club. also takes part in the F.H.A., the F.T.A.. and the Beta Club. She en- ioys art. sewing. and writing. and uses her singing talent in school cho- rus programs. Dickie plans to attend Georgia Southwestem University. XVAYNE HOXVELL, a Iunior Mar- shal, has been a member of the Beta Club. and the Hillcrest Band. He has also been president of his homeroom. Hunting and swimming are his main hobbies. VVa5aie plans to attend North Greenville Iunior College. GILBERT LIBBY. IR.. has partici- pated in the Beta Club. the Science Club. the Library Club. A.V.A.. and the French Club. He has won first place in mathematics at the Furman Science Fair and has won several other medals in science. Gilbert enioys hunting. art. camping, and skin div- ing. Gilbert plans to attend Georgia Tech. Senior Directory VIRGIL CARRET1' ADAMS Vir il 8 Clee Club 3,45 Music Club 45 Block Club 3,45 I V Football 1,25 I V Basketball 1,25 Baseball 3. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH AIKEN Charlotte FHA 1,25 Library Club 35 Clee Club 1,2,35 FTA 3,45 French Club 45 Traffic Force 4. MARY SUSAN ALEXANDER Mary Sue Glee Club 1,25 FHA 1,2,3. LONNIE FREDERICK ANDERS Lonnie Homeroom president 1. 'PATRICIA ANN BABB Pat FHA 1,2,35 Clee Club 1,2,35 Library Club 4. KATHERINE ANN BALCOMBE Katherine FHA 1,2. NELLIE SUE BALCOMBE Nellie Sue FHA 1,253,445 Clee Club 1,2.35 Library Club 2,3. MARY FRANCES BALDWIN Frances Clee Club 1,2,35 FTA 35 FHA 1,2,35 Office Assistant 4. MARY ELAINE BARBREY Elaine FHA 1,2,3,45 Clee Club 1,2,3. SHIRLEY MAE BARTON Shirley FHA 1,25 Science Club 2,35 Beta Club 3,45 Office Assist- ant 3,4. BILLY KAY BAYNE Billy Bus Driver 3,45 President of Bus Drivers 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 D.E. Club 4. ' DIANN BISHOP FI' A 3,45 Traffic Force 3,45 FHA 1,2,35 Clee Club 152,35 Secretary Clee Club 3. JUDY CERALDINE BISHOP Judy FHA 1,2,35 FTA 45 Beta Club 35 Clee Club 1,2,35 Home- room Secretary 2. LAWRENCE WILLIS BLAKELY Lawrence Hall of Fame 45 junior Rotarian 45 All-Conference Foot- ball Team 45 Captain Varsity Football Team 45 Best Line- man Trophy 45 Senior Class President 45 Junior Class Vice-President 35 Homeroom President 15 Block H Club 2,35 Student Council 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Track 1,45 Science Club 2,35 French Club 45 JV Football 15 Varsity Foot- ball 1,2,45 Baseball 2,3,4. SHIRLEY IOYCE BLAKELY Shirley FHA 1,25 Clee Club 1,2,3. CHERYL ANN BOLAND Cheryl Homeroom President 35 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Clee Club 1.2,35 FHA 1,2535 Office Assistant 2. LINDA JANE BOVVDEN Linda Billingsley High, Alabama5 FHA 15 Clee Club 15 Hill- crest High5 FHA 2. RAYMOND EARL BRASHIER Raymond FFA 1,2,35 D.E. Club 3,4. RONALD EDDIIIE BRIDVVELL Ric DAR History Award 35 First Altemate, U.S. Naval Acad- emy 45 Highlights staff 3,45 Clubs and Columns Edi- tor 45 Beta Club 3,45 Traffic Force 25 French Club 45 Science Club 3,45 Reporter Science Club 45 AVA 35 Reporter AVA 35 Homeroom President 1,2. 186 JAMES HOYT BROOKS, IR. Buddy Traffic Force 35 Science Club 35 Homeroom Treasurer 15 Homeroom Vice - President 25 HILLTOPPER Ads. Staff 35 FFA 15 Clee Club 35 Block Club 2,3,45 IV Football 15 Co-Captain Basketball 45 Varsity Football 2, 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 2,45 Cross Country 3. MARY CATHERINE BUCHANAN Cathy Most Athletic 45 Homeroom President 45 Beta Club 45 FI' A 45 FHA 1,2,35 Block MH Club 3,45 Block Vice- President 45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Captain Basket- ball 4. NANCY LYDIA BULLOCK Nancy Homecoming Queen 45 Most Attractive 45 Valentine Queen 25 FFA Sweetheart 3,45 Clee Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 2,35 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 35 Traffic Force 45 DE' Club 4' THOMAS LAMAR BURDEN Tommy FFA 1,2,35 Traffic Force 3,45 D.E. Club 45 Block H Club 45 Varsity Football 45 JV Football 1. IACQUELINE GAIL BURNS Jacqueline Beta Club 45 French Club 45 Traffic Force 35 Home- room Treasurer 35 FTA 3,45 FHA 1,2. FAYE GERALDINE BUSH Faye Beta Club 45 FTA 45 Traffic Force 45 FHA 1,25 IV Basketball 1. IEANETTE BUTLER FHA 1,45 D.E. Club 45 Traffic Force 1. REBECCA SUE BYARS Becky All State Chorus 35 Greenville County Chorus 2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 FTA 3,45 Clee Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,35 Student Council 45 junior Class Treasurer 35 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Music Club 45 Small Ensemble 45 French Club 4. MAX LEE CHRISTOPHER Max Bus Driver 3,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Treasurer FFA 2,35 Library Club 1,3. DONNA FARLICE CLARK Donna Best-All-Round 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Head-Cheerleader 45 Valentine Queen Finalist 45 French Club 45 Reporter French Club 45 FTA 45 Science Club 45 FHA 1,25 Block H Club 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3. MARTHA REBEKAH COLEY Becky FHA 1,2,3,45 Clee Club 1,25 Science Club 2,45 FTA 3,45 French Club 4. GRACE ALLENE COLLINS Grace FHA 1,25 Clee Club 1,2,35 Traffic Force 3,45 D.E. Club 45 Homeroom Treasurer 3,4. JUDY ELAINE COLLINS Elaine FHA 1,25 Clee Club 1. RICHARD MICHAEL COLN Richard FFA 1,2,35 Traffic Force 35 Science Club 3. VAN RICHARD COOK ,Van Bus Driver 25 D.E. Club 45 FFA 1,2,35 Treasurer FFA 35 Reporter FFA 2. MIRIAM VIOLET COOPER Miriam FHA 1,2,3,45 Clee Club 1,2,35 Music Club 35 Traffic Force 35 Science Club 253. LINDA RUTH COX Linda FHA 1,25 Clee Club 1,2. DARROH DUFFIE DAVENPORT Darroh D.E. Club 4. Senior Directory RICHARD EUGENE DAVIS Richard Homeroom Vice-President 45 D.E. Club 45 Band 1,2. ROETTA CULLATT DEAN Roetta FHA 1,35 Science Club 2,45 HILLTOPPER Ads Staff 2,35 Homeroom Reporter 35 FTA 3,45 French Club 45 Glee Club 1. Page 187 Hillcrest High 260 DARLEN E DEVALL FHA 15 Glee Club 1,2,3. VIRGINIA CARSON EDWARDS Virginia Co-Editor Activities, HILLTOPPER 45 Highlights staff 2,3,45 Research Editor 25 Assistant News Editor 35 News Editor 45 Editor Hillcrest News' in Greenville Piedmont 45 Miss Junior Class 35 DAR Citizenship Medal 45 Hall of Fame 45 HILLTOPPER Ads Staff 2,3,45 FHA 1,2,45 President Junior Chapter 15 Parliamentarian Senior Chap- ter 25 Homeroom reporter 1,25 Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 35 Student Body Secretary-Treasurer 35 Science Club 2,35 Chorus 15 Beta Club 3,4. WILLIAM FRANK FERGUSON Billy FFA 1,2,35 Secretary FFA 25 Vice-President FFA 35 Homeroom President 35 Band 1,25 Bus Driver 4. GAIL CHARLENE FOWLER Gail FHA 1,2. GEORGE RAYMOND FOWLER Raymond FFA 1,2,35 D.E. Club 4. JAMES AUTHER RAY FOWLER, JR. James Homeroom President 45 D.E. Club 45 Traffic Force 35 AVA 15 Block H Club 45 Baseball 3,4. SARA EDITH FOWLER Sara FHA 152,35 FTA 35 Beta Club 3. MARY ELENA FRAZIER Elena Wittiest 45 FHA 1,25 Glee Club 25 Traffic Force 4. SHELBY ANN FRIDDLE Shelby Beta Club 45 Homeroom Secretary 2,45 Homeroom Treas- urer 15 Glee Club 1,25 FHA '1,2,3. JOHN BARRY FUNDERBURK John Band 15 Spanish Club 3, DIXIE LEE GARRETI' Dickie Art Editor HILLTOPPER 45 Hall of Fame 45 Beta Club 3,45 Assistant Art Editor 35 HILLTOPPER Ads Staff 2,35 Music Club 3,45 Music Club President 45 French Club 45 French Club President 45 Glee Club 1,3,45 Science Club 2,35 Homeroom Reporter 25 FFA 35 FHA 1,2,3. MARY ANDERSIZN CARRETT Mo Features Editor HILLTOPPER 45 Assistant Features Ed- itor 35 HILLTOPPER Ads Staff 2,3,45 Beta Club 45 FTA 3,45 Vice President FTA 45 French Club 45 Homeroom Reporter 35 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Office Assistant 3,45 Bus Driver 3545 FHA 1,2,35 Science Club 2,35 Glee Club 1. DONNA SUE GARRISON Donna FHA 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Majorette 2,3,4. DOROTHY ELIZABETH GAULT Dorothy FHA 1,25 Library Club 25 Reporter Library Club 25 Sec- retary of District 13 Library Club 25 Homeroom Secre- tary 45 Homeroom Reporter 25 Traffic Force 35 JV Bas- ketball 1. MARGARET ELIZABETH GAULT Peggy Neatest 45 Hall of Fame 45 Beta Club 45 FTA 3,45 Presi- dent FTA 45 French Club 45 Science Club 2,35 HILL- TOPPER Ads Staff 2,3545 Homeroom President 15 FHA 1535 Glee Club 1. SARA FRANCES GOSSETT Sara Glee Club 1,2,3. AUDREY ANN GRAY Audrey Beta Club 4. MORRICE JAYNE GREEN Iayne Highlights Staff 3,45 Sports Editor 45 Beta Club 45 Re- porter Beta Club 45 Junior Class Secretary 35 Senior Class Reporter 45 Science Club 2,35 FHA 1,35 Block Club 35 Cheerleader 2,3. JUDY CAROLYN GRESHAM Judy Miss HILLTOPPER 25 Valentine Queen Finalist 15 Homeroom President 15 Homeroom Vice President 35 French Club 35 Treasurer French Club 35 Majorette 1,25 Assistant Head Majorette 25 Band Club 1,25 Science Club 25 FHA 1,2,3,45 FTA 3,4. CHARLES EDWIN GRIFFITH, JR. Charles D.E. Club 45 Traffic Force 25 FFA 1,2,3,4. NANCY CAROL GRIFFITH Carol Beta Club 45 Bus Driver 45 Substitute Bus Driver 35 Secretary-Treasurer of Bus Drivers 45 HILLTOPPER Ads Staff 25 Homeroom Treasurer 2,45 FHA 1,2,35 FTA 4. ROBERT EARL HAMBY, JR. Bobby President of Student Body 45 Student Council Represen- tative 2,35 Appointment to U.S. Naval Academy 45 Jun- ior Marshal 35 Best-All-Round 45 Beta Club 3,45 Beta Club Reporter 35 Junior Class President 35 Homeroom President 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3545 .Assistant Director Junior Band 45 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Track 4. CEORCE. VVILLIQXM HANCE, JR. Bil Thom McAn Leadership Award 45 Best Sportsmanship Award 45 Neatest 45 Homeroom President 2,3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Treasurer 15 French Club 45 Traffic Force 45 Block H Club 2,3,45 JV Foot- ball 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. BRENDA ELAINE HART Ehine Choreographer of Musicals: Masquerade in Vienna 25 The Boyfriend 35 Brigadoon 45 Co-director 45 Most Talented 45 Chairman of Mixed Chorus 45 Band Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Science Club 2,35 Music Club 3,45 Homeroom Reporter 1,45 French Club 45 Majorette Feature Twirler 1,25 FHA 1,2,3,45 Reporter FHA 15 FTA 3,45 Small Ensemble 4. MARY FAYE HASTINGS Mary Faye Homeroom Reporter 35 Glee Club 1,253,45 Traffic Force 45 Music Club 45 Science Club 45 FTA 3,45 FHA 1. SUSAN REBECCA HENDERSON Susan Editor of HILLTOPPER 45 Hall of Fame 45 Furman Scholar 45 Most Dependable 45 Junior Marshal 35 Ac- companist for Glee Club 45 Beta Club 3,45 Secretary Beta Club 35 Science Club 2,35 Vice-President Science Club 35 Glee Club 15 FHA 1,25 Treasurer FHA 25 FHA Student of the Year 15 FTA 35 French Club 45 Music Club 45 Homeroom President 35 Homerom Secretary 45 Assistant Editor HILLTOPPER 3. THOMAS LEE HENDERSON Tommy Block Hu Club 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 153,45 Cross Country 35 Traffic Force 35 French Club 3. CLYDE C. HIPPS Clyde D.E. Club 3,45 FFA 1,2,3. 187 Senior Directory CAROLE ANNE HOLLAND Carole Anne Business Manager of HILLTOPPER 45 Advertising Edi- tor of HILLTOPPER 45 HILLTOPPER Ads Staff 253,45 Assistant Ads Editor of HILLTOPPER 35 Girls' State 35 Office Assistant 45 French Club 45 Beta Club 35 Science Club 2,35 FFA 3545 FHA 1,25 Glee Club 1. JAMES WILLIAM HORTON5 JR. jimmy FFA 1,2535 D.E. Club 3,45 Substitute Bus Driver 3,45 Traffic Force 3. JOSEPH HENRY HOUSER Ice D.E. Club 45 Homeroom Reporter 45 Basketball 4. KAY EVELYN HOWARD Evelyn Traffic Force 45 FHA 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3. WAYNE HOMER HOWELL Wayne Hall of Fame 45 Junior Marshal 35 Beta Club 3,45 Home- room President 15 Band 1. DORIS ALENE HUGHES Doris Beta Club 45 Glee Club 15 FHA 1. GENE CARROLL HUMPHRIES Gene French Club 45 Science Club 253. STEPHEN BAXTER JACOBS Steve D.E. Club 4. DIANE ELIZABETH JACKS Diane Robert E. Lee High: French Club 15 Glee Club 1,2 Jun- ior Choir 25 FTA 35 Science Club 15 Hillcrest High: FTA 45 FHA 45 Traffic Force 4. PATRICIA BAGWELL JENKINS Patricia Beta Club 45 FTA 35 FHA 1525 Glee Club 152,3. GARY ANANIAS JOHNSON Gary FFA 152535 Bus Driver 3,4. HERBERT ALFRED JOHNSON, JR. Freddie Beta Club 3,45 Altemate to U. S. Air Force Academy 45 AVA 25 Band 15 Lab Assistant 35 Traffic Force 3,45 Sci- ence Club 2,3,45 French Club 4. PATSY SUE JOHNSON Patsy D.E. Club 45 Traffic Force 3,45 Glee Club 15 FHA 1,2. DOUGLAS RANDOLPH JONES Randy Furman Scholar 45 Most Intellectual 45 Hall of Fame 4, Junior Marshal 35 Junior Rotarian 45 DAR History Medal 35 Student Council Representative 45 Beta Club 3,45 President Beta Club 45 French Club 35 Homeroom Presi- dent 35 Baseball 3. EDDIE EARL JONES Eddie DIANNE JENKINS KELLETT Dianne Valentine Queen Finalist 2,45 Bus Driver 45 Substitute Bus Driver 2535 FTA 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Science Club 25 Glee Club 1,2545 Music Club 4. LOUISE BIRTIE KELLETT Louise FHA 15 Glee Club 1,2,3. SANDRA LEE KELLETT Sandra Miss HILLTOPPER 45 D.E. Club 45 D.E. Club Vice- President 45 D.E. Club Sweetheart 45 Office Assistant 25 Homeroom Secretary 25 Homeroom Reporter 35 Glee Club 1,25 FHA 15 FTA 3. ALMA LOUISE KING Louise FHA 152,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3. DORIS ILENE KNIGHT Doris Library Club 2,35 Library Club Vice-President 35 Library Club Sweetheart 35 FHA 152,35 Glee Club 15253. GLORIA JEAN LAMB Gloria Best Personality 45 Senior Class Treasurer 45 Band Club 1,25 Band Corporal 25 Band Secretary 15 Traffic Force 35 ,Homeroom Secreta 1,35 FTA 3,45 FFA Parlia- meiitarian 35 Science Club 25 FHA 15 FHA Treasurer 15 French Club 45 Band 1.2. JIMMY WAYNE LANCASTER Jimmy Science Club 3,45President Science Club 45 Lab Assistant 35 FFA 3,45 Traffic Force 3,45 Varsity Football 4. JOHN ANGUS LANCASTER Johnny Bus Driver 45 Substitute Bus Driver 35 Traffic Force 45 ' lib 35 FFA 1,2,3. KEITH EARL LAWS Keith 1' Basketball 1,25 FFA 2,3545 D.E. Club 4. JAMES DOUGLAS LEAPARD Iimmy Most Attractive 45 FFA 1,2535 Homeroom President 15 Science Club 45 Track 152,45 Football 15254. BARBARA JUNE LEDFORD June FHA 1,2,3,45 FTA 3,45 Science Club 2,45 Traffic Force 45 Glee Club 25 Homeroom Vice-President 45 Homeroom Secretary 153. JESSIE CAROL LEOPARD Jessie FFA 152,35 Traffic Force 3. JOHN MICHAEL LEY Mike Hall of Fame 45 Vice-President Student Body 45 Most Dependable 45 FHA Boy Friend 45 Student Council Representative 35 Beta Club 35 Vice-President Beta Club 35 HILLTOPPER Ads Staff 15 Band 1? GILBERT BUTLER LIBBY5 JR. Gilbert Beta Club 45 French Club 45 Library Club 45 Science Club 2,3545 AVA 3,45 Lab Assistant 45 Track Team 25 JV Basketball 35 Hall of Fame 4. MARGARET ANN LIN DER Ann FHA 1,35 Glee Club 1. WHITN ER KILPATRIICK LIVINGSTON, III W it HILLTOPPER Photography Editor 3,45 Assistant Photog- raphy Editor 25 HILLTOPPER Ads Staff 253,45 High- liglits' Staff 1,2,3,45 S.C. Youth Safety Conference Dele- gate 3,45 Student Body Reporter 35 District IV President of S. C. Scholastic Press Association 35 Friendliest 45 Beta Club 45 Appointment to U. S. Naval Academy 45 Science Club 253,45 Music Club 3,45 Debating Team 25 Band 15 Block H Club 45 Varsity Football 4. FLOYD SI-IEALY LONG Buddy Class Editor HILLTOPPER 45 King Teen 45 Hall of Fame 45 Beta Club 3,45 Science Club 2535 Junior Ro- tarian 45 Office Assistant 45 Westem S. C. Science Fair Winner 15 Assistant Class Editor HILLTOPPER 35 Bus Driver 45 Block I-I' Club 3,45 Football 152,3,45 Baseball 2535tBasketball 1,25 Track 15 Student Council 2. WILLIAM LARRY MAHAFFEY Larry FFA 1,2,3,45 D.E. Club 4. JAMES ALAN MARLER Jimmy Hall of.Fame 45 Boys' State 35 Beta Club 35 AVA 1525 JV Basketball 2. Senior Directory JAMES KEITH MAYFIELD Keith Hall of Fame 45 Boys' State 35 Junior Marshal 35 Beta Club 3545 Homeroom President 15 FFA 15 French Club 45 Baseball 1,254. THOMAS RYAN MAYFIELD Tommy Bus Driver 3,45 Bus Drivers' Club 45 FFA 152. JOSEPH BENNY MAXWELL Benny Bus Driver 45 Assistant Bus Driver 35 D.E. Club 45 Sci- ence Club 25 FFA 1,2,35 FFA Reporter 1. JOHNNY WVILLIAM MCCALL, JR. Johnny Band 1,2,3545 D.E. Club 45 Homeroom Reporter 1. JOYCE MARGUERITE MCDOUGLE Joyce Library Club lg Glee Club 2,35 FTA 3,45 Science Club 25 FHA 1. KAREN GOWAN McKELVEY Karen Beta Club 3g FHA 1,2. HENRY MILLEDGE MELTON Henry Senior Class Vice-President 45 All State Chorus 45 All County Chorus 35 W ittiest 45 Student Council Represent- ative 3545 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Chorus 3,45 Sci- ence Club 2,35 FFA 1,25 Band 152,35 Block Hn Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball lg Track 152. GEORGE STEPHEN MERRITT Steve Science Club 25 Substitute Bus Driver 3,45 French Club 4. JEANETTE LOUISE MINKLER Jeanette FHA 1,2,35 Homeroom President 15 FTA 3,45 Traffic Force 45 Block H Club 45 Cheerleader 4. EDYVARD RONNIE MONROE Ronnie Bus Driver 35 FFA 1,2535 D.E. Club 4. RONALD WAYNE MORGAN Ronnie Substitute Bus Driver 45 Homeroom President 15 Home- room Vice-President 2.5 FFA 2,3,45 Basketball 1. BERNADETTE NELSON Highlights staff 3, Girls' stare 3, Beta Club 45 HILL- TOPPER Ads Staff 45 Science Club 25 Clee Club lg FHA l,2,35 FTA 45 French Club 4. SHELBY JEAN OSBORNE Shelby FTA 3,45 FHA 15 Clee Club 1,25 Traffic Force 3,4. DAVID KENNEDY PACE David D.E. Club 4. JUDY CAROLgN PAINTER Ju y FHA 1,2,45 Library Club Ig Traffic Force 4. THOMAS CONRAD PAINTER Conrad Golf Team 3,45 D.E. Club 4. WVILLIAM ALAN PARSONS Alan Hall of Fame 45 Furman Scholar 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Junior Marshal 35 Beta Club 3,45 Science Club 35 French Club 45 Block H Club 253,45 Golf Team 2,3,4. BRENDA KATHERINE PATTON Brenda Beta Club 35 FHA 1,25 FTA 3,45 Glee Club 152,35 Home- room Secretary 35 Treasurer 3. NANCY REBECCA PA'l'I'ON Nancy Bus Driver 45 Substitute Bus Driver 35 French Club 45 French Club Treasurer 45 Office Assistant 45 Clee Club lg Traffic Force 35 HILLTOPPER Ads Staff 3,45 FTA 3,45 FHA 152,45 Science Club 2,3. MARION CALVIN PERRY Buddy Band 152,35-45 Second Lieutenant in Band 45 Homeroom President 45 D.E. Club 4. CAROLE JEAN PHILLIPS Jean FHA 15253,45 Clee Club 2535 FTA 3. JIMMY RAY PHILLIPS Jimmy Toccoa High: Varsity Football 15253. ERVIN JUDSON POWELL Ervin FFA 152,35 Block H Club 45 JV Basketball 15 Cross Country 2. JERRY EDVVARD POWELL Jerry FFA 3545 Secretary FFA 45 Science Club 3. JIMMY POWVELL FFA 2,3,45 FFA Secretary 35 FFA President 45 AVA 4. MARTHA ANN PRUITI' Martha Friendliest 45 Homeroom President 35 Homeroom Secre- tary Ig FHA lg FTA 3,45 JV Basketball 15 Traffic Force 3. CAROLYN KINDLEY PULLEY Carolyn FHA 1,2.. LINDA DIANNE PUTNAM Linda Band Club 1,2,3545 Majorette 152,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Clee Club 15 FHA l,2. AVIS DALE REEVES Dale Highlights Staff 3,45 Assistant Feature Editor 35 Fea- ture Editor 45 Thom McAn Leadership Award 45 Hall of Fame 4: Junior Marshal 35 Beta Club 3,45 Science Club 2,35 Science Fair YVinner 35 FTA 3,45 French Club 45 FHA 1,2535 Glee Club 15 Debate Team 25 Block H Club 2,3,4: Cheerleader 3,4. THOMAS WILTON REID Thomas Track 1. DEWAYNE MARION RICE Dewayne FFA 1,2535 D.E. Club 45 Substitute Bus Driver 3,4. EDWARD MATTHEW RICE, JR. Eddie Homeroom Vice-President 45 Science Club 3,45 Block H Club 3,45 JV Basketball 25 Varsity Football 3,4. f JIMMY EARL RICE Jimmy FFA 15253. JANE ELLEN RICHARDSON Jane Clee Club 1,3545 FHA 152,45 Music Club 35 Traffic Force 35 Science Club 15 JV Basketball 15 Library Club 2. AGNES ANN RIDDLE Nancy PHYLLIS ANN RIDDLE Phyllis East Henderson High: FHA 15 JV Basketball lg Pep Club 15 Newspaper Staff 25 Homeroom Vice-President 35 Student Council 35 Beta Club 35 Cheerleader 35 Co- Captain Cheerleader 35 Hillcrest High: FTA 45 Music Club 45 Block H Club 45 Block H Treasurer 45 French Club 45 Cheerleader 45 Assistant Head Cheerleader 45 Clee Club 45 Hall of Fame 4. 189 Senior Directory CATHY ANNE RIDGEVVAY Cathy Furman Scholar 45 Hall of Fame 45 Hillcrest Homemaker of Tomorrow 45 Junior Marshal 35 Office Assistant 3,45 Senior Class Secretary 45 Beta Club 3,45 FHA 15 Secre- tary Science Club 35 French Club 45 FTA 3,45 Block H Club 35 Cheerleader 35 Science Club 2,3. WALTER WAYNE RIGGINS Walter Best Personality 45 Traffic Force 45 Homeroom President 25 French Club 3. CAROLYN RUTH ROBERTSON Carolyn Majorette 1,2,35 D.E. Club 45 FHA 1. CLEVELAND ERNEST ROBERTSON Cleve Band 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,35 D.E. Club 4. JEYVEI.. EILEEN ROSS Judy Music Club 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3. SUZANNE RUCKER Library Club 1,2,35 Library Club Treasurer 2,35 District Library Club V ice-President 2,35 Delegate to Youth Safe- ty Conference 3,45 Group Recorder 35 Group Leader 45 Delegate to S. C. Citizens Traffic Safety Conference 35 Bus Driver 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Beta Club Treasurer 45 FTA 25 Science Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 15 FHA 1,25 French Club 4. JAMES ALLEN RUMSEY Jim Most Talented 45 Homeroom Vice-President 45 D.E. Club 45 Substitute Bus Driver 3,45 Band 1,25 JV Basket- ball 15 JV Football 25 FFA 1,2,3,4. DONALD RAY SAVAGE Donny Glee Club 2,3,45 Musical 2,3,45 Homeroom Vice-President 1,35 D.E. Club 45 Traffic Force 45 Band 15 Block H Club 3,45 JV Football 1,25 JV Basketball 15 Golf Team 3,45 Ram Mascot 1. JOHN PRESZON SCOTT ' Io n D.E. Club 45 D.E. Treasurer 45 Science Club 4. CAROLYN ALEDA SHELTON Carolyn FHA 1,2,45 Science Club 2,35 French Club 35 FTA 35 Homeroom Vice-President 35 JV Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2. MARSHA ERMA SKELTON Marsha Co-editor Activities, HILLTOPPER 45 Assistant Activi- ties Editor, HILLTOPPER 35 Beta Club 45 Office Assist- ant 3,45 Traffic Force 35 Homeroom Secretary 3,45 FHA 1,2,35 Glee Club 2. SAMUEL HARDEN SLOAN Sammy Sports Editor of HILLTOPPER 45 Assistant Sports Ed- itor HILLTOPPER, 35 Homeroom Vice-President 2,3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Band 15 Block H Club 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,35 Baseball 1,2,3,4. ANNE ELAINE SMITH Anne FHA 1,35 Band 1,2535 Miss Popularity Contest 1,25 Miss Vtloodruff High Contest 35 French Club 35 Sophomore Class Secretary 2. GEORGE DAVID SMITH David Bus Driver 2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,4. JAMES ROGER SMITH Roger Highlights Staff 3,45 Column Editor 45 Beta Club 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Debonairm 1,2,35 Merit Recorder 2. BRENDA FAYE SPOONE Brenda FHA 1,25 Glee Club 1. 190 LINDA IRENE STEADING Linda FHA 15 Library Club 4. JAMES GRADY STOKES Jimmy FFA 1,2,35 Science Club 15 Baseball 1. JAMES CLEMENT TANNER, JR. Jimmy Bus Driver 45 Substitute Bus Driver 35 Bus Drivers' Club 45 French Club 35 JV Basketball 1. ROBERT BENJAMIN TANNER Bobby FFA 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 45 Substitute Bus Driver 2,35 Bus Drivers' Club 45 Block Club 45 Football 354. EMILY JANE TATE Emily FHA 15 FTA 3,45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Homeroom Vice-Pres- ident 35 Science Club 35 Music Club 4. DAVID EARL TAYLOR David FFA 3,45 JV Basketball 2. JAMES HANCOCK TAYLOR James FFA 152,35 Traffic Force 2,35 Science Club 3,45 JV Foot- ball 2. EMILY FRANCINE TERRILL Francine Cloudland High: Glee Club 15 Bible Club 15 Pep Club 15 Band 15 4-H Club 15 Jellico High: Pep Club 2. BILLY RAY THACKSTON Bill FFA 1,2,3. DOUGLAS LEON THACKSTON, JR. Doug Traffic Force 3,45 Homeroom President 2,35 Block H Club 1,2,3,45 JV Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 C0- Captain Basketball 45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. CYVENDOLYN EOUISE THOMASON wen Editor Hillcrest Highlights 4: Highlights Staff 3,45 Junior Marshal 35 Miss Hi Miss 35 Beta Club 3,45 Treas- urer Beta Club 35 Hall of Fame 45 Most Intellectual 45 French Club 35 French Club President 35 Science Club 3,45 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Hughes Jr. High: Hughes News Staff 15 Block Letter 1. EDWARD VVILTON THOMPSON Wilton FFA 1,2,3. LINDA ANN THOMPSON Linda FHA 15 Science Club 35 Homeroom Reporter l,2,45 Li- brary Assistant 1,25 Library Club 1,25 FTA 4. MEL ARCHIE THOMPSON Mell FFA 1,2,35 Traffic Force 4. THOMAS RUSSELL THOMPSON Tommy Homeroom President 35 Homeroom Vice-President 15 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Glee Club 35 FFA 1,25 Band 1,25 Block H Club 1,2,3,45 Block H Vice-President 35 Fghotball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track SANDRA ANN TIZZANO Sandra FHA 1,2,35 PTA 2,3,45 Science Club 45 Music Club 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. BONNIE JUNE TOLLISON Bonnie Beta Club 3,45 Science Club 45 Substitute Bus Driver 4: FHA 1,2,3,45 FTA 3,45 Glee Club 1,2. SUSAN LYNN TUCKER Susan FHA 15 Glee Club 1,2,3. Senior Directory RAY FELIX VERDIN Ray Bus Driver 3,45 Bus Drivers' Club 45 Vice-President Bus Drivers' 4, Science Club 3,41 FFA I. RODGER DALE WALLS Rodger Student Council lg Band 2, FFA 1,2g Sentinel 2g Var- sity Basketball I,2g Varsity Baseball I,2. CHARLES MICHAEL VVATSON Mike Beta Club 3,45 Science Club 3,4g Lab Assistant 3,4g French Club 4, IV Basketball 31 Homeroom Treasurer 1,2. CAROLYN ANN WEBB Carolyn Beta Club 4, French Club 45 FTA 4g Science Club 3,4: Majorette Ig Drum Majorette 1,2,3g FHA 1,2,3g Block H Club 3,4g Block H Secretary 34 Block President 41 Cheerleader 3,44 Head Cheerleader 4. JUDY ANNE WEST Judy Beta Club 4g French Club 3, French Club Reporter 34 Science Club 2g Homeroom President 25 Homeroom Vice- President Ig Library Club Ig Library Assistant Ig Band Club I,2,3,4g Majorette 1,2,3,4g Featured Twirler 3,4g Head Majorette Ig Band Treasurer 4, Block H Club 2g Cheerleader 2, FHA 1,3. TOMMY LEELAND WHAM Tommy D.E. Club 4. BETTY SUE VVHITT Betty Clee Club 1,2,3,4g FHA 1,2. JIMMY MILTON XVILLIAMS Jimmy FFA 1,2,3g FFA Sentinel Ig FFA President 3, FFA Fe eration Treasurer 35 ,IV Football 1, D.E. Club 4g D.E. President 45 Homeroom President 4. DAVID GLENN WILLIAMS David FFA 1,2,3g D.E. Club 4, JAMES RUDY VVILSON Rudy DAVID XVILLIS NVOODS, IR. David Hall of Fame 44 Bus Driver 3, Iunior Marshal 3, Beta Club 34 FFA 3, FFA Vice-President 35 Homeroom Pres- ident 2g Homeroom Vice-President 1. HENRY LEE WRIGHT Henry Science Club 3g D.E. Club 4g Substitute Bus Driver 3,4g Band 1,2,3. 191 ADVERTISEMENTS Here's to thee! Oh Halls of Hillcrest, Hail O Hail to thee In our years here at Hillcrest we have found many friends in the business world who have given us their interest and cooperation. The HlLLTOPPER staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to these various concerns for their sup- port. An ad section often goes unno- ticed and unacclaimed by the stu- dents. However, it should be con- sidered important for each year these pages are necessary in order to publish our yearbook. Hillcrest is fortunate in having three towns from which to solicit advertisements. None of these has ever let us down in any way. Each has always shown a desire to help the HILLTOPPER become the best publication in this region. Turn through the pages and read the ads. Then think of this as an up- to-date list of men and their com- panies who have shown interest in this your school. The HILLTOPPER staff wishes to encourage you to remember the names of these places of business, and then give them your support as they have given theirs to us. The people who are represented here are recognizing this school as an institution worthy of their time and money. ln this manner they have said to us, Here's to thee! Oh Halls of Hillcrest, Hail O hail to thee . . W X WMM W ZW WX WiyMQwb UNTAIN INN V MW FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ww? ASSOCIATION Qgiivilgi Xjjgvtgw 5 Fountain Inn, CY?-wgdqp D QA if sv A Q? Wsflyj South Carolina la HEALTH CAREER OPPORTUNITIES I 03605 . ,I W wp 3 ONE OF THE SCHOOLS IS DESIGNED FOR YOU SCHOOL OF NURSING - Greenville General Hospital School of Nursing offers a three year course of study which will enable you to become a Registered Professional Nurse. This program is nationally accredited. SCHOOL OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY - This school offers an approved one year course in medical technology. Graduates are eligible to take the national registry examination and become registered technologists. SCHOOL FOR MEDICAL SECRETARIES - This school offers a ten month course designed to prepare young women for the technical aspects of secretarial work in the hospital or doctor's office. SCHOOL OF X-RAY TECHNOLOGY - This school offers a two year course of study and practice which prepares you for writing the national examination for certification. GREENVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL GREENVILLE, sour:-I CAROLINA KW! ja! lglwm wt. ,!'7g,9f 'ML ..yZ45d MW fi MW X ai iJ , lv . X g-:Yi ,gli .. Xf il I muon A 1- ,f ' 'klvtunuun Q 1 K WDTOGENIIID V, N . , wx- MILK ,Z 1'Q 1 -, in S 3 M 5 M ,. nur on Lon .mum 1 ,-.fr . 5 - f xx f + n 1 I i pn . I I .4 .1 A DA!! x DlVlal0N PET. .you het' H mmf f Ei!! O ' Q C1 uonfoafmzfu MILK V ' , - , . T . IIIIKIWW I f J XX PU ff 5 . . I, MIlKf01 'VV I n I wx W f HI . 35 9 iff' 55555, l 3 A Q 1- ' lifill ' .- 2555.5 ..1:1... w e -:sew - 1- ,.gs:1-ws.egsgzg-gsfl., ,,.,.,. o ' '4'- -:r:E5E:- is IDEAS! . . The continuing flow of new, sound ideas is what keeps a company moving ahead. We at Cone Mills encourage young people to use initiative and are seeking those Who are anxious to develop skills and imagination. CONE MILLS CORPORATION 'Where fabrics of tomorrow are woven today. executive offices rmrsmuc mms 'l 'l In hihn miln' i ' I I Greensboro, N. C. Carlisle 8- Greenville, S. C. Ignite, Greensboro e. Haw River, N. c. QCON Edo wiv.. MANUFACTURING PLANTS-Avondale, Cliffside, Greensboro, Forest City, Salisbury, Pineville, Reidsville, Gibsonville, Haw River and Hillsboro in North Carolina. Greenville in South Carolina. ifEE25gig?g5ge21gfff:1f2eifFf52i2i1f l-fe?-1'-liigigisif' . CONE PLANTS IN YOUR AREA ARE AMERICAN SPINNING AND UNION BLEACHERY. Qffzlxfiiifkfiw 2355 ff or 2 x ' .QR Q FRIEND 4' W is? BA Q! QEXGQJQE QPU MQ siiyw wif' s ww . SQ' CQWQXRW W X 1- I iid? ,p,K1.T3f. VY' milk. WOODSIDE MILLS j EXTENDS 4 Beattie Plant - The WorId's Most Modern Textile Plant - Completely Refrigerated CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HILLCREST GRADUATES INVESTIGATE THE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITH WOODSIDE MILLS. OUR MODERN AND PROGRESSIVE PLANTS IN YOUR AREA ARE PRODUCERS OF FINE COTTON AND SYNTHETIC FABRICS. I VISIT oun MODERN SIMPSONVILLE PLANT ouR MODERN FOUNTAIN INN PLANT OUR NEW BEATTIE PLANT ,fi t WWE W if ,. I if n A ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1964 GRADUATING CLASS OF HILLCREST HIGH SCHOOL 'fi' A5 YOU TAKE YOUR PLACE IN THE BUSI- NESS WORLD OF TODAY WE WISH YOU THE VERY BEST OF SUCCESS, CRYOVAC is the trade name of our vacuum sealed packaging process and our transparent plastic bags, pouches, and sheet film. Products are being made in our modern plant at Simpsonville for customers from Maine to Texas. CRYOVAC is known for its aggressive and dynamic research in the pack- aging industry, new application research, basic laboratory research to im- prove and develop new film, the developing and improving of packaging machinery to apply CRYOVAC. fy ,7 ' Naf:4.2Af . I S-7 jaw, .,5M,4QMJ'-efng, A,-zjxsla, 4. j?f,'21.4Jf 9.60, JDC-fneq 77Cb 1'-dwg. ' -f VSQO sie 661542 fu mf 01 JMLQ ffl 7 W 4267, 705 Poinsett Highway Greenville, South Carolina Dial CEdar 9-8461 HONEA PATH SHIRT COMPANY Simpsonville, South Carolina Sn ' 2071 , V' if . I A - -- gui DeLANY,S PLEASANTBURG 2, . Gln SHOPPE I SPORTING GOODS No. 'I9 Shoppers Lone -4 ' FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE P'e S 'U'9 S PPi 9 Ceme' I Greenville, South Carolina Telephone CE 5-0415 209 N. Main Street Call CE 5-6340 PATRICIA ANNE GOSNELL, Owner Greenville, South Carolina M' K GOLDEN STRIP lri I ,lellrl I 5 xxx R. R x X xxxbx NX, xx A I N A or A AUTO SERVICE 122l:?1 5'Ew1:'RExNR l if ? if:--' s ' I fa GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS A- ' -, 0 :S EEK af-wg R X ' def' AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS '-fu-. 1 : gsm W X X ' A Q - N ig t ,.-:g:i.g:g..y:s:v:.- -- FRONT END ALIGNMENT ! I Ll M ,Aff My I R WR p J 0 bw- A Q9 ffffif 0695 gi ,Jw W MJ RGE B. EnwARns . ww ff SURANCE wm-I SERVICE ll! for scum carolina Maxim. f f, fifv CONGRATULATIONS ' - UNITED stones X'- FIRST QUALITY ALWAYS SERVING YOU I AT Fountain Inn, South Carolina Mouldin, South Carolina Q la., I x '- - N ' ' 4. - '--3 is . . N ,, A 'ef 'f.,L- 'If 'LUII lffvqxr V JZ-f I 1ffj0Jw4Wc'M Will' IQ Qafrj -I -, Q 4 LV A lf I 'V A ' I I tl X 'P JIAWI- J M NVQ, W Ecl-lol.s f up fy? 0j5JW.UVX9OI1,!VJIlO FI M mu, K Mylewftxefu 4,- V Pl bsh'c I ILO ,UJ4,PI62sor3I?,urygh0ppul2Jt'C1ente,uFw VL Lvl! Kp easant ur9 0Pplng enter Jlgvvv ,VV VU , Greenville, South Corolino , jf AMESQQCMCGUIRE, Munagew QC, jjvij M VIII' VJ . gvg UL' AJ ' aymw COKER'S MEN S SHOP 121 North Main Street 8k Simpsonville, South Carolina QUALITY CLOTHlNG X figwfgwmiifiigi M vwi Uvmvbyyy 7 uf V pr jf! WOQVQGJ H 8,0 gig REMNANT SHOP F vorft af f l if 4 f x ofilet- MAULDIN Columbia Anderson For People Who Demand Quality somh carolina AA and Don't Mind Paying a Bit Less Ei M S W MM ty p sew AND SAVE e 0W AM 1 SHOE DISCOUNT CENTER Golden Strip Shopping Center ' N U' Mauldin, South Carolina XV 1 QM , 4 tiff' DU rwwgf Aj if M527 XM-J XQSQXQVS 1 WMM W' fum' 243 ,f,,,g5Es1'0IIi'l9+Esa' b A Jviuboy . 'wfhe V, awf WMM Um, Ld! . wi LAsoF 599914 ,JJ WW? CITIZE'NS0!Jg,'L' BANK F tain Inn, South Carolina f R QM GRADUATES GARRETT 8. GARRETT F untoin Inn, South Carol AQ twig ,jf I Q! kj Er Rv G, 3 fix of 5 Q Uqypiffoxbskbgk' ff' B 959?T?LEAKE BROTHERS DAIRY 35 , A , , I kj commits LINE or DAIRY PRODUCTS I ' 53 L Dual CEdor 2- 65 X G Ile, South C Inu 3 r- m M , I I IIS II of X ,I ,I L I 0 M X QS OX ,y,RD:QILI',W li ,X 'A f PI gg 15 I rl- xx I It -N ill If A L, ' Q L' rp -on, V. , wk, V.. Li.LfI411'T el 'tfT'5 'f1l Vw Tuff? ,Wa-U-6 A fl LL' fx ,, VW7 il, L .ftfcfifffg 141 E' 7 4 Home ehplfone Companyt ,f T R fe, L LMT 4- ' of Sim sonville Inc viii I Dinh' E' if 73' 'X 'II P f ' MAYFIELD'S AUTD PARTS ,tg Simpsonville, South Carolina GENERAL REPAIR l Day Phone 963-4292 - Night 963-4779 SERVING A GROWING COMMUNITY 1053 College Street Simpsonville, South Carolina SAYE DRUG COMPANY NR , GAULT ' QQ RRIII MOBILE HOME QE mlb gf A SALES XRQK Q GEORGE GAULT, Owner The Little Man With the Big Heart Greenville, South Carolina Fountain Inn's Largest, Newest, we Trade For: U M M d D , ee 'S' Q ee wg Sme FURNITURE, BOATS, MOTORS, Tfede Sffeef CARS, TRUCKS, BILLY GOATS, Fountain Inn, South Carolina MOST ANYTHING KELLETT MOTOR COMPANY, INC. L E- I YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED f CHEYBUIIFT! CHEVROLET DEALER SALES - SERVICE Fountain Inn, South Carolina Q5 Sm N Jdwlfx fhfxvliili L. 11.211 X l Complete Facilities for all your Banking Needs FARMERS BANK OF SlMPSONVll.l.E Sewing the Golden Strip With Two Convenient Offices MAIN OFFICE-Simpsonville, South Carolina Telephone 963-4711 BRANCH OFFICE-Mauldin, South Carolina Telephone CEdar 3-6892 RESOURCES OVER S2,200,000.00 Mem f Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ei J Qf ,X X5 L C F RP 9 1 C is 6 KX J f , I Photographs ' SWAN X BY M CONGRATULATIONS i Q Q, to the RAwuNs-ALLEN srumos CLASS OF 1964 HALL'S 5 ancl 104: STORE SlMPSONVll.l.E FOUNTAIN INN BELK,SlMpSoN COMPANY South carolina Greenville, South Carolina TI, Am , I,-.X 'L I Lf: I '.I ' 1 Qxl' L. I LIQV7 ,Rf If I 7' A - , RX MXN , LLL Q ILMLLXQQC SLLQL Iuxb 0' X5 L I it Q L S ,I5RAusI3IoN'S , 1 X I K wk, X K Y IK bvfwtku 1-3 LL. 1, fx XXL QV . EQQKJIL C16 LLALL.L,., LIS, NLR ,V I N I BUSINESS co LEGE I E, UjL ff Vila K,Lk, PY N r C'?4 q 9 I V, NIS!! 300 South Moin Street Qyituj W fl P X ll Greenville, South Carolinoujfih A I pf SHA BE'-IS SERVING STUDENTS AND EMPLOYERS ' IN GREENVILLE SINCE 1910 YOUR FAMILY OUTLET STORE Golden Strip Shopping Center Maulclin, South Carolina GOLDEN STRIP JEWELERS KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS X L- : ,f-'R BULOVA AND ELGIN WATCHES f I 1 I Mouldin, South Carolina Phone 277-5320 l B51 YJ I .JAY jr, Tr' ,vf I I -3 ,ff J' IJ Q My I 1 EfN'I3IEfTT',S' PvH ARMACY x J, - J ,f - xi I ,,1 - ,,, f' ',f'f' LS.f',l'y,, -' 4 I- , Y -LMLPI-Il Al BENNETT, R. Ph. f W R ' 'L-I T 1,1 MMM up V .lf I, I ,ll lv 1 if fl' 1 'IG ' YJ Ls I ,U up p Q, QLMAJ 'K 'D . I ', J I 9 'll '1 I fzrv NI , 0 lb! l 441, 1 6 U l ' -P ' ,N u ' I' J - 'W Dug J,-f . u, j V ,614 .,,X J-I 'nr V- 'K Y -I 'I I' I 'lr' I ,, 'fe' Dial CRestwoocl 7-4977 if Moulclin, South Carolina lk Igor -E vbwf-QQMQ I .BX vs- ' B. W. B RDETTE 81 SON FOR THE BEST IN HARDWARE SUPPLIES SINCE 1899 East Curtis Street Simpsonville, South Carolina 1 VDiaI 963-4321 - 5x x . J . x E , 1 ll i COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Greenville, South Carolina I ji I I Q' , I X V ', I XYQXXL X K , I I J, GRAY'S M SA,CfORINNE GREENE, owner I, SHOPPE GREEN'E'S FLOWER SHOP Simpsonville, South Carolina LADIES AND CHll.DREN'S WEAR Fountain Inn, South Carolina 13 , 5 or-Ef1fEEE2ff WARE'S Auro V-1-f 'lf 57,-f1f2Vf'77q of .,,2A,f, Q77 Z4 In .ww ' 'gf fffws , . 0 - -+ 'f wnlel-ws PURE on .rf sHoP A ,fUC64ff,7E1,f L2777 QL q,,'lf,f Q Lol r 'u.v.v f Mouldin, Soutl!Ccrolino l'b5'Z'f Simpsonville, South Carolina I K I J' J , TAWA' h Qi ll1viXEH y KQJYIQKL A,A:V,. f 1 T fiwmffb A tmgeefe ,W I ,el I 45 , IJ ,EV Aki! , MOA- gh iw-I 4 V 7 . W5 n j he n,qwLN.lX A KJ pf ,ev I -If , If My Jr 5 A,,,. it I L' Siu QV it ii JONIE SHERBERT'S iffy JF WN 'NNW' A nO NEW AND USED CARS Phone 963-5500 Simpsonville, South Carolina if DRUG co. nf L! Telephone TO 2-3871 Fountain Inn, South CcroIina THE STORE WITH PERSONAL SERVICE II I I c7Qb, AGNES WHITE SPECIALTY SHOP QQ Z ' W Ready-to-Wear for Women Who Care J I X III I Ay TOwnsend 2-3312 I E I Koifhtain Inn, South Carolina Q E I D Ownsend 2-3561 xp n I Qi Q2 K t m I T. EL NES ,gi ,O D ? I 9 eunie:nTlnn, senfh ceren e ty IN CHEVROLET N IW View 2 I Of I I MIKE PERSIA XAUIWAINB NW 'T CO0PER'S I I I fpbvs WAR L Q' I MEN'S AND ' moo Bleek College Street X95 any MIX GoEI3'IeS I9JIghfKUIiI fenfef Greenville, South cerenne ,II jgjwgy' IQCVMIIZSZIEIQ UIIQEQ153roI'na A KV I x I . , I PBWL We Pms ESSO STATION -gn? EI Afcdgg 7 li WFWWW nn W fg sampecyyfgy PHighwoy 276 W W Q Mx Compliments of A ni ' 7 r A FRIEND I LX I L7l4' 6 A94-fllJfl'MVV, A ' .--fi . ' VAC? 'Jr I V Y - Q, f'?'L.2,'E21f'Lf4-4?-f,Qf'6,11,iL,0, 1.4.41 WXGA! 'W .- ' g ml 1 , V 4043 S K- .-!fZ,6t,,,Cgx7,f,g I gz .1 f,,, vffk-,dk4,1,4' dr V -7,,fj,um VZ'L.J.,D 5514 QQLJ. lla' UM' 1 .1 f Cwf JKJLMHKZEKQD Q? c. 1' 1 K X7 A A 7 Iliff. ft., ,,,7,L, .374 ,gl-1,941 4414411-U'AV COMPLETE BulLD:NG SERVICE 7 V Vip, jxc sis 5 .KQLLL 41,6 9' A Lfkffvdf 470 -34 .planks V51 Q1 , SIMPSONVILLE vAuel-IN C0Alf!ff'My ff . AND on coMPANv L. J. vAuou-IN, JR. FEED AND SEED Simpsonville, South Carolina LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Simpsonville, South Carolina ,z My fwfuff W2 ffaf if .4'LLlf Z Compliments of ' 'Z Vi iffy! iff' pb JONES L ,IL V 1 IL E jf FUNERAL fry ,-Aj-A, E ' H ,ff , ff L ,.'9 I U jf? reenville, South Carolina CARROLL STODDARD AUTO SUPPLY 1Wrcstone Fountain Inn, South Carolina GIVENS HARDWARE North Main Fountain lnn .-.i 1.11. 111 X .il- W 'SK V . VV '., , ,- , A gf . N205 My WUI UK UW Dxfqr f U dldfyil gd N ov M , ,M ff C,,Q,p,MQ, AM,MfL SJ! W fs, Q Cfvvx, -'X WK .f, W , vb f' N V gp, JW NW H, W M M J' , 35 4' Q1l J 'W QV ',f K kN ' ', - . v n , , , , ',. ' I W' v. Xf 'DV , V Lu ,X .Nb If A Y X ,X U Hall 1 I X' V ju LXUJ MMV WVMX XE? ww R! u l ! V ul , NSN! - but lx 0 I I IJ ' 0 ww! Af X5 if xy, 6 f E W M J W if Q . 3 L P , U 'i NJ A QF V 3 ,tw XID ' 'L W ,- D N X f A CIN n I- Lpmjr X N . 5 ' RJ Z . ' K? v M ' Y Ex L, W D A gg, X Mfjyuff lj Q WOQQUNW ifrlgwmur Q A W Qbjqlwb 1 3 A Q Xb Muuldin, V bli M U' K W VXVJ ' NP! JL Qfjxva V O -9: N ,fix X QM HowARD's PHARMACY Q Y 4 X' Q-.j-5 S 'f X A JJQ HJR V, UW' , ' NJN Xgw D d bl Se - Nav. ASW ,U X X epen a e rvlce xx wg NL F uyxfi cw gif! Xkk,-fbi. 'K-' 'N ,? SXEKWXLJXNM I E r My 'f j j Q- X -Z ' ds 5' ' f , -5 1 I Q-3. gli 'K 1 Q 'Q 0 if if f sa Q X Where ery C stomer ls Important . X v Qk , Q-IAN ER's DRUG A QA 2 C69 Cay Jx K0 fy 45 ,f Y Cf x Simpsonv' e, o ,Carolina Q ' NDRIES md? GL ff. YR 'fl N My ' .C-so WEE X ,X C QAM I W Ill! 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Fountoin Inn, South Carolina FOUNTAIN INN FROZEN FOOD PLANT, INC. 121 South Main Street TOwnsend 2-3582 Fountain Inn, South Carolina COUNTRY CURED HAMS JEwELERs 1 f GIFTS FOR ALL X if OCCASIONS K I XO Simpsonville, WARREN TAYLOR Lev? . W South Carolina I ?IfVf!f'y7Mgy-'. my D! fu be CLEANING SPECIALISTS 1 RA w ' I ff IQ . V911 Q , , GOLDEN STRIP ,L ' A 52, 055T bI'0ZID N S Jf f I , I CLEANERS My SERVICE' II ....t O Q ' I SERVICE Xlfauntain Inn, South Ccrolino Mouldin, South Carolina ' L ,h ,. YI L X T .xg xx is L Net JOE THOMASON'S 91- 'pq h Yi x L Q- ' LL A, Jkt! L. I I ,G I I X Bm- KASH AND KARRY SUPERMARKETKX I SX 'LXR Ifxy-' I' an I I - xlililx w X X: 1 .IIN IK Llc SUR SMSIAL u1'he Store With ci Personality Url L.IQi'X SMS? N11 ' I 'cw . xv ,-.Ax nj, 1 N.. gt,QIf WW, L0 ILI QM N11 1 South Main Street we ' ww - -C X an GSK: Q . X ,ef LW' NfL.IfUx Fountain Inn, South Carolina 303151 Riff! Q .NX IB A2424 Q? ,kflccfa A pg, ,fu-24,17 qua .D FBI I A .. 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'Fountain Indn, .South ,Carolina ' ,f.., , , C Fountain Inn, South Carolina v0lIR If We Please You, Tell Your Friends and Neighbors, If Not, Tell Us. Fountain Inn, South Carolina FOUNTAIN INN FROZEN FOOD PLANT, INC. 'I2I South Main Street TOwnsend 2-3582 Fountain Inn, South Carolina COUNTRY CURED HAMS JEWELERS w WARREN TAYLOR Ing. H GIFTS FOR ALL X '. OCCASIONS Simpsonville, South Carolina tw SAW' J JM X WKJW H D CLEANING SPECIALISTS . S I ' , R GOLDEN STRIP ,I I S57 'JSTMIOZIIJJI CLEANERS W SERVICE' I M I SERVICE O Mouldin, South Carolina fmuntain Inn, South Corolino - J,,.iIl'XfII TQ N I I W JOE THoIvIASoN'S Q ,E E Ll KKK 'ILL qxkxlxhli Isl XINNO LXS. L 'AV r I Mtg W X'-,IW KASH AND KARRY SUPERMARKETQN 'I xx 5 XII .I W L MII I NU, JMIII5' The Store With o Personality 0 US' Qmfsffzvxl IXDFXX In bv . IMI .5 Q. E,xxQ.i 5 Ja, I+, 1196 X I .Ix91X',Q'1.XILl South Main Street Us I YF I I' .ILL ' ,Il ' ,N ISI HI N 'BFI ma AQ' . , I I LW' NILIII' 1 Fountain Inn, South Carolina EXW' wav' Q53 X I ELM , A- I S I N C? yk..-g,,4,c'Zg E 2 'ybtgg M, YA., x BI I . S' I 'I gwfvyexw I LJ Mya' f I If If I ffyf 'II ,it EEEE MAULDIN FEED MILL I 'f xt 'cmd' W , J. L. GRIFFITH, owner ' I 1 Telephone CEdor 3-7094 Mculdin, South Carolina B. c. Moons a. SONS, INC. FEEDS CUSTOM GROUND AND MIXED TO SUIT YOU DMI' 299 I 5- Wx K I Tlly Ivf J O, ,f KELLETT'S . 44 SHELL SHELL STATION ROLLER RINK HWY 14 C9 GD Mouldm, South Carolmo SIMPSONVILLE,S.C. L-5 'PS G+, 7'-0 A feC,B1C.f- ive.,-v.'h' QL-v,'I',e-' ?-ML! I lfliyg '6lflq7 O QA, !QCQdl2Z7 VM' 7LLl 5 f3FI3'l' yilflli. gfrfbhi W'l50N'5 ONEAL-WILLIAMS, INC. 5c to SI STORE II I I, I't f, V' SPORTING Gooos Il- ff' II WE CARRY HILLCREST NOTEBOOKS It E W Pleasantburg Shopping Center 241 North Main Street fel I i f Greenville, South Carolina Greenville, South Car I'n IQ -C I I 'l W S. g f ALL TYPES Excevt LIFE jp .V . ' Dial 862-3311 V. M. BABB AND SON S E N I O R S INSURANCE Mfr ,J 216 sourh Main sneer 5,72 I , nj, f , . . I 'Q7 gf Fountain Inn, South Carolina fc? fm! f lf? A 4 K WW Xififii-fi ZQYYO, 1 HOME COMFORTS, INC. X Fountain Inn, South Carolina 1 KING'S MOBILE HOMES I04I N. Pleasantburg Drive Greenville, South Carolina ODUS STONE Complete Outfitters to Young Men Young Ladies Casual Wear Pleasantburg Shopping Center Greenville, South Carolina 'Oh d H QWIpr'IMgi,r5f'K I LLMJLM .!5XfmkIigBnerYM W, TAYLOR fWIiw,wM1,rgNIjzM D E A N 'ggjf I H' Moana HOME sALEs BANK FINANCING QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Wm l h WNW or r MQ MM ,AM 4 G, eenv M W I vAiuAnrW Homcer W WJ low WI ,' FOWLER'S PHARMACY NO. 1 1908 Laurens Road Greenville, South Carolina Dial CEdur 5-5437 rf- ew Jeb 'Mx V-M. LQ-flc7'YV74-bidi.. .fullof T ' FOWLERISJ 151-TWWLACY No. 2 Golden Strip Shopping Center Moulclin, South Carolina Dial CEdar 3-5353 I Ok ukewmx NRMMAQO W3 ' LL, Guy Qs WESSEQM W E333 A ' ARMSTRONG 559 QR, PA o DRIVE-I Sum, X gm GRM. 433133 AND Toon M F , RR 1 - GREENVILLE'S FINESTM - , I. Www A V115 Qisuux. S, ,H ,T K C3S.93gEi?E. Fool: 5 D' I CE 9-2830 'mpsonv' e' Suit' E South Carolina . ' J. M. GRIFFIN 81 SONSKAQI Lwvg RSMSRM kk THACKSTON'S GROCERY-X, COAL 8. FUEL co. MMR SERVICE Mauldin, South Carolina Phone 963-5906 Simpsonville, South Carolina 3 i t MARY'S SHOPPE T' , IF lT'S NEW IN FASHION I g 4 I MEN S SHOP f 1 ' You'LL FIND IT HERE . Fountain Inn, South Carolina U ' it Simpsonville in f 'I I Phone 9634311 Compliments of PATTONIS CONGRATULATIONS INSURANCE REAL ESTATE TO THE Fountain Inn, South Carolina '64 TOwnsend 2-3830 -R x' l . CTD H A 'EZ' Compliments of .fig CQ Liga Compliments of E272 'A JAMES KELLETT Representing 3 RODGERS f 12 if tt OF CAROLINA J QD SETON BU'CK gre' Cs- Q Manufacturers of Nw P , gf 5 CAROLL RODGERS qy' fa I 'R U' ,P XD Q ' Q HER GRACE QU' Tb! is-ig? gf' and my A HE TIRE P P I PAT PERKINS Cf EXCHANGE APP 'e' fo' Women GOODYEAR TIRES 0 noon,-'YEAR TIRES JAMES CLYDE SINCLAIR STATION Road Service - Dial 277-3355 P. O. sox as RECAPPING Mauldin, South Carolina We Strive to Give the Best Of Service Simpsonville. 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