Lake View High School - Gator Yearbook (Lake View, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

vs. v7 Q ,J ,u ' 4 439355 - .Q '45-- vi Q 6 ol Q IS' 315 2, 1 y N F , f 'mggox 5 we 'M , , ww I L - 'MPM-J iii y A' '1 Q N ...---- .h L, . w ' 1 .1 yg,'.345 - .' HUQL ' MMU Q sggrofing crofki ur Mi ge 0 reamd anal Wemoried Presented by the Staff of the Nineteen Sixty VIEWPOINT nf ' X 1. fi.. 5 it , . we I P EDITOR Sherry Sander BUSINESS MANAGER Jeanette Haye VOLUME X v Q 2 l 5. 'Q ' 7' ' 8 S 8 0 ' ii U Z 'EQ M W 4 5 'Y ol,aLe 'Mew 3400! OZIGLQ MQW, 50MtA CCLFOAHCL O TH BY MO TH September found the halls of our beloved institu- tion buzzing with excitement. The bell rang. . . home rooms were arranged. . . books were rented. . . class- rooms rocked with mental activity. . .the pep rallies offered a Rah, Rah, Rah, for the home team.. . the band played. . .the cheerleaders shouted them- selves hoarse. . .the team played and the 1959-60 school session was in full swing. October placed autumn in full command of the situation. Six weeks tests offered a challenge to the young minds. The spirit of homecoming reached its climax as the queen was crowned. The first holidays were welcomed in November. Football season gave way to basketball as the hard- wood court prospects began to get in shape for com- ing encotmters with their opponents. Students and teachers alike looked forward to the long Christmas vacation. Seniors labored hard in preparation for the annual Christmas dance, the annual staff spent many hours to meet their Decem- ber deadline. The glee club, dressed in their im- pressive robes, inspired their audiences with their December performances. Some good things end, including vacation. With Christmas gone and the arrival of a new year, at- tention was turned toward semester examinations. The flu bug played havoc with teachers and students February brought the basketball season to its cli- max with the district tournament held in Aynor. As March blew in, many Lake View girls built up hopes for the annual Miss Lake View Contest. lt's one -two-three and you're out at the 'ole' ball- game. The sound of the crack of the bat helped spread baseball fever through the Lake View student body. April found Juniors giving their devoted attention to the junior Play. Seniors looked forward to being entertained by the Juniors at the Junior-Senior Ban- quet. That wonderful month of May finally arrived. Seniors were really tops. This had been their year and May was their month. They were honored by Juniors, the senior boys were entertained by the Lions Club. Their edition of the Viewpoint returns in com- pletion. They presented their play. . .prepared for class night. . .listened intently to the speaker of the commencement sermon and saw their long sought goals become a reality as they marched down the aisle to receive their diplomas. ADMINISTRATION CLASSES AC TIVITIES FEATURES ATHLETICS CONTENTS 12 ADVERTISEMENTS 18 CLASS HISTORY 48 CLASS WILL 66 CLASS PROPI-IECY 76 SENIOR DIRECTORY 90 113 114 116 117 Larry Church 1S off Wofford College for a Week end as our Klng Teen The Cratorettes returmng fronw Clenlson after repre State Farrn Bureau Conx en lon ke a Tl e 1 The Wagon Wheel The Cheerlead ers partlclpate ln the Hornecorrnng Parade at Conway 1 Page Slx 5.3 C Senting Dillon County at the l t' , ta' 'Cl oz to ,, IN MEMORY OF. . H L GRAHAM Born October Z 1937 Dled June 18 1939 There ls an end to Sorrow but there 15 no end to the Joy of Frlendshlp to the Comfort ofa qulet mlnd nor to Happlness born of memor1eS These thnx 5 were ,,1x eu to us bx our friend and xxe do reuwenuhr r hun PgeS Q . . . 1 7 7 7 'oo' 10 ' 'v . D e . ' 3 1 h ca POLLI G THE PEOPLE HC' ROBERT SANDERS qw-. BETTY STEPHENS -rv BUTCH MOODY MILDRED BULLOCK Page E ghf WHAT DO YOU THINK OF Van Bu.llock's wealth hes ln hrs unselflshness, h1s ded1cat1on to the teachmg profess1on and h1s w1ll1ngness to go beyond the call of duty Robert E Sanders, Pr1nc1pal He 's wonderful No matter how much he has do, he always takes t1me to l1sten to what I have to say He understands all teen age prob lems consequently, he IS a real frlend to all of Sara Page, Student He IS a l1v1ng symbol of lost the kmd that 15 complett only by sharxng and glvmg of lumsell' h1s tune ll15 counstl and h1s ab1l1t1ts to othtrs Wt fttl tht samt LlLXOt1OI1 toward hrm htcaust we can count on h1s btmg a true frlend Betty Sttphtns Studtnt Mr Bullock txerts a Cllf1SIl3ll llkt ntflutnct on all ww 1th yyhom ht conmts xnto contatt H IS kxnd undtrst1nd1ng patltnt xy itll our probltms Wrth 1 ptrsonalxty so tonsxsttnt h tan xx 111 xx 1th tht nughty or tht nudgtt N1ncy Johnson, Studtnt Mr Bullock's klndness patrence and under standmg has won om' complete confxdence We feel free to be ourselves 1n h1s presence but we have learned that he demands respect and gen tlemanly or lady l1ke conduct no matter what the occasxon Butch Moody, Student I thlnk Mr Bullock enjoys be 1ng a teacher malnly because he loves to work w1th young people Th1s pleasure IS sensed and shared mu tually by all the students We appreclate and respect h1s lovable personallty Polly Page, Student Mr Bullock provldes a dally example for our students to follow ln order to grow splrxtually and mentally A man more ded1cated to the welfare of our teen age world would be dxfflcult to flnd Mrs Mlldred Bullock Teacher He IS tops Jn every way but we're concerned because the ava1lable glrls don't know xt' What has happened to the bees? Don't they know honey when they see xt? Tommy Eatmon, Student VAN BULLOCK9 ,W- 1 4. Q--'f SARA PAGE YN-X NANCY JOHNSON POLLY PAGE TOMMY EATMON MR. , 1 ' , D - ' - - A .1 V. . ' 3 - f . to X 5 . US. ' - ' ' ' v rw - ' ' H V v . . , . 7 . . .Q E . . . .X X Y I ' 1 H5 1 H N ' . ' . X 'A . 's 5' ' . - r 5 s H , s is V. ,f ' ' X ' . ' . C X f' N ' ' -3 'I M ' . 7 1 Y 'I and never falls to rtrcognlzc our achxevcmcnts. e -' t ' , 1 ' . ' - g v s I ' . I 141 V ' - 1 I . . - 5' V Y I D Q . . . I Q J - j Y Y H . . . I BECAUSE SO FEW SPEAK FOR SO MAIXY THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO OUR Counsellor Teach True Frlend or he leads us more 3 xxhat he does than bx xhat he says I-Ie has vraced thls school and ur ln es vnth h1s x1r Le loxe hope oy xut ann h1s encxolcnce xxhlch rc thc 1n0rcd1ents of ENCE kv' Mr E B Vanl Bullock lnstruc tor of Soctal Stud1es Cumdance Counsellor Student Councll Spon sor and Semor Class Sponsor has been a member ofthe La e V1ew I-hgh School faculty for two years He stud1ed at Spartanburg Jun 1or College and at I-hgh Po1nt Col lege where he recelved h1s A B degree lvlr Bullock 1s a Metho dmst M1n1ster haung stuched at the School of D1v1n1ty at Duke Un1 verslty Page N A ND Y Jr... ' I . 1 ' F' . I . A D A I If-V' IS 1nclo1n1table PAT- A J X , . . .l v . - Y K 7 . - Q Y . Li ' , ,. . This is our administration and faculty. They are a part of us and we are a part of them. They have given themselves to us in many ways. In a dedicated fash- ion, they have attempted to intro- duce us to new and adventurous paths of knowledge. Our mental diets have been well-balanced, having presented us not only with facts, but having fed us with the cherished ideals of the past and having challenged us with high ideals to live by in the future. They have made their time ours in a totally unselfish man- ner. When struggles and diffi- culties seemed to block our mental pursuits, they offered themselves freely that we might more ably digest our ndental foodg when personal problems seemed to plague us, they served us with eternal patience and keen understandingg when doubt seem- ed in the making, they treated us with encouragement and praise. Yes, this is our administra- tion and faculty. They are a part of us and we are a part of them. Q ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATIG DECIDES POLICIES Superintendent T, W, Eatnion guides the school system of District ffl. The operation of a high school and three elementary schools is no sniall taks. I-Iis duties are per- formed with skill gained from many years of training and experience. He has the strenuous task of clcgil - ing with the schools' problems and solving theni with the help of thi- school board. All the characteris- tics of a truly superior school main are possessed by Mr, Eatmon. No one could give of himself more unselfishly than he. I-Iis ded- ication to serve with such efficien- cy in the capacity of school super- intendent demands the title of Ad- ministrator of The Times. T W . EATMON S uperinte nde nt LEFT TO RIGHT Clarence Calhoun Billy Rogers Chairman, Edwin Pittman, Cleve Carter, Odell Bryant, al nm-aww-ayww. wmgi, Mr. Robert E. Sanders has ad- vised us with wisdom and kindness during the years at Lake View High. Regardless of his many administra- tive duties, he takes an interest in each of us as an individual. He is willing to understand, challenge, and offer inspiration to all students. As a teacher, we think he is one of the best, We know that in the future, our appreciation of hini will deepen. lt is our desire that all his efforts will bear fruit, which, in turn, will bring to hind the reward of satisfaction and continued suc- sess which he so truly deserves. ROBERT E. SANDERS Principal iii l B' V v, I While assisting Mr. Sanders in his numerous tasks, we find Mrs. Townsend's untiring per- formance is quite important. The typewriter buzzes continu- ously, particularly at test and examination time, yet the regu- lar routine of duties carried on in the principal's office still goes on. Mr. Eatmon gives explicit instructions. to Miss Ford, who so capably deals with the many phases of operation go- ing on in the superintendent's office. The pay-roll must be exact to the penny. No one can afford to be one cent short, neither can we afford to pay them one penny extra! No mistakes can be made in the superintendent's office. a S i l Page Thirteen FOR LEADERSHIP, CO - OPERATIVENESS, AND Mr. Robert E. Sanders English S French Mrs. Osborne L. Wallace Librarian Mr. jim Piner Science E Mathematics Mrs. W. F. Bullock English S Glee Club Mrs. john Sox Mr. William A. Britt Social Studies Agriculture Mrs. june Townsend Mr. Donald Boan Secretary to Principal Physical Education G Science 3 1 iono- L-nn-vfx R DEAR TO 'I' in.. X 5 Mrs. Leon F. Yates Science ,FQ z IT! if Q'-a..,x Mr. James P. Hawsey English if FRIENDLINESS. . . OUR FACULTY WILL OUR HEARTS its Mrs. Fred Wilson Social Studies Nu-W Mrs. Alford Campbell Music Mrs. R. L. Smith Mathematics Mr. Van Bullock Social Studies Mrs. Homer Howell Commercial Mrs. J. E. Lupo Home Economics REMAIN lvlrs. Emily P. Shaw Band English Mr. LeRoy Vaughan Mathematics and Science if ? , Q M iss Re becca Iford Secretary to Superintendent 13. Affg-f'-4 'SE H,- if These are our classes. We belong to them and they belong to us. The sound of the bell transforms our quiet halls into Sources ofa pleasant activity as three-hundred sixty-five grow- ing minds weave their wasy in and out of various classes. The seniors have seen their persis- tent efforts turn dreams into realities as they visualize their diplomas more clearly than ever. The juniors, anticipating the de- parture of the seniors, prepare themselves for the honorable and responsible role that lies just ahead. The middlerof-the-road sophomores see the light of star- dom dawning as they continue their march up the educational ladder. The eager freshmen welcome their challenge in a capable manner as units begin to stack up. The eighth graders, now well-adjusted to life in Lake View High, boom with activity. The rookies of our institution, represented by one-hundred seventh graders, are slowly but surely overcoming their feelings of confusion, creating feelings of security, and belonging to our school family-life. ,ayaawaahn SENIGR T CLASS OFFICER PRESIDENT Maurice Moody VICE-PRESIDENT Miriam Smith SECRETARY B. A. Page TREASURER Brenda Niiller REPORTER Sherry Sanderson The road has been long and hard, and the struggle has present- ed us with many conflicts, The clash between grades and activi- ties has offered us many anxious moments. Occasional failures found us with feelings of frustration and doubtg however, our niarch has been successful, for we are seniors at last. Interniingled with our tedious labors and worries have been niany joyful experiences, A few of theni will leave as tiiiie elapsesg others will remain recorded in our minds until life it- self ceases. Arnong them have been the exciting athletic events, the humerous comrnittee nieetings, the enjoyable trip to the Uni- versity of South Carolina, the hilarious class play, and the once- in-a-life-tirne senior trip. These meaningful experiences have been our lives. Our contribution to such events will enable thein to live with us for niany years to conie. Out of our battle for knowledge and from our activities have Conie niany fine and meaningful friendships, Our appreciation for the teachers, who have spent niany hours in our behalf, will grow with tinie. Each of us have niade lasting and worth-while friend- ships, Page Eighteen SENIOR CLASS TUCKER BRITT Xll great men are dead or dx mg and l don t feel so good my self MARIE BAILEY 'Qa- 4-6 lt 5 BETTY BULLOCK I am today what Iwas yesterday and I xx 111 be tomorrow EDNA BASS So long as we love, we serve, so long as we are loved by others, I should say that we are almost md1spensable, and no man IS useless wlule he has a frugnd Ptuge N11 Y ll., H s N -' I v Ill - , , I 3 A Success treads on heels of effort. ul , Y , , , PHILIP CALHOUN No legacy IS so rxch as honesty Th.. h...... SENIOR Llve fast love hard d1e yolmg E LARRY CHURCH 'Not too SCTIOUS not too gay but a number one pal m every way Page Twenty attractlve and knowledge dehghtful BARBARA ELLEN FORD A cheerful d1spos1t1on makes beauty .o x Il ' ' ,l ll 5 aes. A ' L I vw ' ' 11 r s - f A . M -5QQg:',77 . K .I M I . X , I 1 .fb , . r 1 ' lu -0 U . . . ' ' VI CL ASS JIMMY GADDY Vlanners must adorn knowledge and smooth 1ts NN ay through the xx orld CONNIE FOWLER It does not pay to worry the xx orld looks better beh1nd a srmle was 'ln--f BILLY GARRIS I had rather be wx rong and honest than be rxght and crooked MARY FOWLER What I1es behmd us and what Iles beft us are tmy matters compared to what Iles w1th1n us ul , , I ' v v v ll ' I. S 5 1 Iv Y ,. f I , - , I ' ' ll item W, X fix is . 2 , I I, X YY v ' YY . . . We . . . ,, HOWARD GOUGI-I Where there is life, Lhere is hope. GEORGE HENRY GRAHAM Kxllmg tune 15 SLLlC1dC on the mstall ment plan 3- Poge Twenty Two in-...avi N-J IAMES HAYES He who 1S not prepared today w1ll be less so tomorrow W j GRAINGER 'Never too sad never too gay but a 30115 good fellow m every way CLASS OF 1960 you gxve 1K M RN... RICHARD HAYES 'VKX amb1t1on IS to lne CAROLYN HILL Xlw ays laughxng never sad sometxmes naughty but new er bad IEAINETTE HAYES Respect IS what xou ou e love IS xx hat WILLODL XIN H XYES For all that cometh cometh by I1LCCSS1ty thus to be loved, that IS xn destmy fw- Q--r 'ox Page Twenty Three - YI ' v f A - . ' . V ' ll I l 2? 'Q .Q ' I by ' - ' . I . at N fs N ' Y ' ' . ul 3 n , ' ' ' ', u U Y Y ' A 4 uf , ' A . ' Y .V 1 y , . VI 1 f 11 SENIGR JANICE JONES He that has a thousand frlends has not a fr1end to spare but he that has one enemy xx 111 meet hun everywhere PHYLLIS LANE It IS better to be small and shy to be large and cast a shadow 'Uk LOI S JEAN LANE The onlx xx ay to haxt a frmnd 1S to be one 'S XRAH IEANNETTE LEE True tw herself true to her frrends and trut to duty alxx ays Page Twenty Four than U ' 3 f v' V ' 1 Y 1 x ' , . PR VY ' . ' v ll , ' . II Y 1 . vx 'w ' ' , vv H , - ' I E L' E ' 7 Y I CL ASS BRENDA MILLER l-le that IS slow to anger IS better than the I'I11Ql1Ly and he that ruleth ll1S sp1r1t than he that taketh a cxty FLORA MCDOIN l.LD To worry l1ttle study less 15 my xdea of happmess see- BOBBY 'HCLEAN A dog a woman a walnut tree the more you beat them the better they be MILFORD MEARES The longer you lun. the more X learn Ll Dogg Twenty Fave 1.13. MoRR1s, JR. Drive fast, live hard, die young, and leave a good looking corpse. ARNOLD MOODY Why worry about life - you get out of it alive anyway! tiff' Page Twenty-Six 'll never fu' SALLIE NORTON Take any lemon fate may hand you and start a lemonade stand. MAURICE MOODY Happy am I, from care, I'm free. Why aren't they all content like me? CLASS OF in-s We-' DORIS ANN PAGE Silver and gold have I none, but what I have I give thee. 1960 GLENN PAGE Why speak senseg nonsense serves the purpose. B. A. PAGE If I could, I surely would love every girl in the neighborhood. GEORGE WINSTON PAGE, JR, It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. -1' . 755 W 'Hu-...N ff! Page Twenvy-Seven xx is duty CP1 L SE IOR l sllpt '11lLlLlIL xmul Ll1'1t llll xx 'ls lx 1uLx I axx ol 1, ind loxmd thu 1L POLLY PAGE Do unto others as you would have them do unto you 11 ,-..,,n if log 'W' 'Y JOAN PAGE ' It s alr1ght to speak the truth but i. l ave xmmedlatelx after W wx-my-bglx! SARA PAGE Hail Lhc small sweet courtesies of life, for smooth do they make the road of it. Q- 'ZW' CLASS BOBBY PERRITTE One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. SHIRLEY PAGE It's nice to be important, but more important to be nice. it's 'ire-1 R CARRIE PAYE ROGERS For everything you have missed, you have gained something eiseg and for everything you gain, you lose some- thing. RANDY PAGE I-XII I know is I I-:now nothing. Vgljz- Ivxwny N ,X fl hr -' SHERRY SANDERSON 'He has ach1evcd success who llved well, laughed often and loved much MIRIAM SMITH Blessed 1S she who laughs, for she w1ll have company ' Page Thirty MARIAN ROUSE Amb1t1on rules my work love rules my heart SENIOR MARIE SHELLEY orkmg and talkmg all day long th reason we love her she's sweet as a song ,avi 4.'N'g! V4-f qt-r 655- . . 3 v ll W H ,ow I HW . . 5 C ' J ,i Mr' ll I I f - jj d,.,,.K I 'Sl ' ' has ' I i ll , F, Q ,, . . . I CL ASS ROBERT TANINER Gne to the w orld the best you have and the best w1ll come hack to you Q 'CIT' MASCOT SHIRLEY HOYNELL Daughter of Mrs Homer Hou ell andthe late lwlr Hou ell LYIYN NlOODH Son of 'wir C Mrs Hoyt Nloody in-5.x-g nf IN -XINCY L XURA STEPHENIS heart when you lose 'Y Y nv ' , V , , V w ' Y ll If ,,f g 1 Y 1 A f , II ' Y v . ' v keep your head when you Wmg your , . , lv If E' H ' YU 'BaN Jun1ors' Jolly and serlous emotlons make up our l1V6S packed wlth so many past experlences and future plans Our acqu1red wlsdom has begun to change our thoughts and to settle our ego, for now we see both d1rect1ons It 15 our motto to forget the past except to learn by our m1stakes and now Just watch the road ahead Many talents, capable leadersh1p and an undaunted deslre to excel are ours. The current school year has brought accompllshments 1nc1ud1ng a successful magaz1ne sale, orders for a newly des1gned hlgh school r1ng and plans for a Junlor Sen1or banquet and dance honor1ng the SCDIOIS. Now our mlnds turn toward the Chr1stmas hohdays, crammmg for exams, New Year's Resolutlons, Jun1or Play, and that flnal report card whlch makes us d1gn1f1ed Senlors we hope. Page Thirty Two JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Sandy Evans Faye Sanderson SECRETARY Hope Baker TREA SURER Betty Ste phe ns REPORTER Joel Whltsell 4- ' . I Q4 K S S S v1cE-PRESIDENT y, pf 3 S . JUNIOR CLASS Sadle Dlmery V1v1an Ford lr- fl 1' Ah Davxd Anderson Patsy Daug hte ry 15 'T' QS Lmda Brewer Johnny Calhoun Barbara Causey Carolyn Dav1s Kaye De an Dorrs Ann Dexx Joyce Dean Elvmgton Mary Lou Elvmgton Sandy Evans james Caddy I-hlda Garrxs Anme Ruth Gough I ky- 1:--r Poge TV' fy Three 45 Suk Hax cs bg 111. LL xx 18 Siumim 'xkllulllk k.Ly1I I my Page Thurvy Four ng ,Q 3542 IK x 'C' '01 .Lg GL1 '4.Id1I1L H111 N 1 0 mx LLO Ionq m u L ROM rt 'X111h.r joan Page Lana Nhlhr Gran PagL 4- IBQQRQ1. LLL Lan NILDOna1d Niamnc Moore. Lmda Page MEM L 'Q' tum, Y-1-5 JU IOR CL ASS 1' am as qph-N X-P' A qs' I 5.1 Monroe Page Robert Earl Rogers Martha Sanderson B11 15 Perr 1tt TOIIIITIIL Rogers Kenny Sav llle Betty Stephens dll- N- 5 QFW1 5 Bob Perrxtt Faye 'Sanderson Judy Scott Aug. IOL Pete S1I1L1LI'SOI1 Wayrue Smlth Kay e Rogers s W111a De an Thomp ik on joel Whltsell ff 2525 PGQ Th ty v N .Q Uh? xl -:gr 1 Q i . , , , L ,X , g as ,J K f rtrn 1, ' .Q A 1 ' ' , ww - fr: IA x 1 ' '-. t x. 45' 4 J Q t ' 15 dv , w f A gl- X sk H , .. xl trrrd R e We T M - A Q 1 'i -K ' I K af' ff '--,h it xr A ' ' ' , ,i J ' R R f 4 o ff! fo- 1 . . fa V L- H sf, L- PRESIDENT Nancy Johnson VICE-PRESIDENT Larry Smith SECRETARY Suzanne Bryant TREASURER Leslie King REPORTER A h Saundra Page The wise old sophomores have at last established roots in our high school. Having learned the ropes as frolicking Freshmen, they have branched out in all directions--academically and otherwise. Many are pursuing courses that prepare them for college, others have chosen general or vocational work. All have taken an active interest in high school activities that improve the standard of the school as well as contribute to personal improvement. In this promising group are found blossoming talent, flowering spirit, and fruitful endeavor. fAlas, 'tis true that our beautiful tree bears a few thorns.J Carolyn Arnette Kathryn Arnette Faye Brown Suzanne Byrant Betty Ruth Bullock john Bullock SOPHOMORE CL ASS OFFICERS Rosemary Calhoun Bobby Church jerry Church Iuhan Colburn johnny Ellls Charles Caddy Larry Gough Earlme Hardwlck Betty Sue Hayes MQFIOH Hayes Carolyn I-l1ll Johnny Huggms L1ll1an Huggms Thomas Ive Nancy Iohnson Leslle Klng Pauhne Lupo Dons Ann Vlartm Camrme VlcCorrn1ck Betty Lou Nllllcr SOPHGMORES y CN , y 1 g ' A 4 y . -P . . 2 , 1' - ,- wiv ' A . A . V , ' ., ' 4. A SOP HOMGRES 5 'Ds rv-N. QW., 1 T ' is YN Page Thirty Eng flu-0. g 1vs.'-P5 1? PQ v .1-N 35 ,,-f Clara Mae Wellmgton Howard W1111ams 'Zx Emllx Nhllu Gaxlg 'Xhll 1 Lxnn 'Vlxllpr Sandra Nhllu ll 1 U Wayan Page. jean Iroctor Eddn Roggrb ox CL Xnn Roqars B1l1x Sanderson Larrry Smnih B1115 Stephens Billy Thompson Q, .. :R ds- ' V A, A A - ' 1' A . X ...M , f . Q' n ' 5 ' .. , PQ 1 Tx1umij,' a 6- ' 'FT 4 Q- Colm :ww-L I 'L ' ,QI E -P - Q.- fx. C. Vglgv ' EU ' 'Z' V SJ IEJIUI I'.1gg.' X Q - K a X A '14 he A in CL- X . 6, - .,, X H ' 1 V 4 if Q 4, ' I I- N. n, 5 X 1 I, a J . x v 8 A xl . ffkfgf. fag :f ' ti ' 3.6. : M K ZLWT K rf, -'N , ' ' ... i '- I A? , 1 ,AV,, 1, K - Y' 1 vs. V A . 1 gzn Q 3 . ' ., . 1 ' ' . H - ' - ht FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 3 .. PRESIDENT Helen Page VICE-PRESIDENT Linda Carol Rouse SECRETARY Linda Ann Proctor TRE,-X SU RER Diane licwer REPORTER Tommy Eatrnon T ww Y w,?7'?QQ ,,-A' i 4. ,-f The freshman class begins its climb up the ladder of high school achieve- ment with vim, vigor, and vitality. It is large in number, great in ambition, and tremendous in possibilities. There is also a vein of carefree philosophy that makes them happy and yet determined. We are well represented in all the organizations of the school, assuming an important role by serving as officers and leaders of the various groups. Capable and willing to work with all the classes, we present a challenge to grow along with us. When step by step We gradually go to the top, may each measure prove to be a profit shared by each member of the class-and may the sum total be a contribution to a better school and a better society in which we live. Lola Amrnons Flora Ayers Billy Barfield Elizabeth Ann Barfield Joe Barfield Laraynne Barfield Mary Ellen Bass Diane Brewer :fa -P, ff Y , Mlm -'w H FRESHMAN Ianet Brown james Earl Calhoun Pat Carter Albert Church Jean Cook Patty Cottmgham Mar1lyn Davrs Tommy Eatmon Faye Ell1ott Norma Ell1ott Danny Ellls Marg, Io Floy d Delores Xnn Ford Nell Ford Troy Lee Foxworth Teresa Garner Buster GZITIS Frank GHYFIS Katle Lee Hayes Slurlq llcrrlng jean lluggms Frances Jackson Kenneth Jackson Dlcky jones Glorla Kxng Bllly joe Lane Clyde Lew1s Judy LEWIS W1ll1am Lupo Will iam Ford CL ASS Harry Martm La fon Moody. Martm Moore Betty jane Murray jlmmy Myers Mary Sue My ers Helen Page Lols Ann Page Faye Perrltt Judy Perrltt Lmda Ann Proctor John Charles Rogers Paul Rogers Lmda Carol Rouse Lmda Scott R W Scott Clara Shellex Jann, XXHC 511111.11 Tom, Smlth 7 A Ray Perritt SUB-FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT James Page VICE-PRESIDENT Mary Ellen Lupo SECRETARY Kay McQuee n TREA SU RER Madge Moo dy REPORTER Steve Garrls The Sub freshndan class of l959 60 lS known for lts l1XLllI'lC5S enthuslasnw and cooperatlon We are alert 111 nund as xx ell as :punt Although we are not a part of the hlgh school we enjoy Sharrng 1n the prlylleges and opportun1t1eS afforded Thrs lS our year to take stock of the past and make plans lor rewardmng hlgh school days We are deternuned to leaxe Lake Vlew Hlgh School a better place because xye haye passed thls may Now we push upward on the path of a wagon hltehed to a star joe Balley Gordon Barfleld j1mrny Brown Ronny Bullock Beverly Ann Butler Lynne Campbell 3 Pansy Cook Q. . Rlckey Daughtery '37 Robert Davrs Ie an Elvmgton Wlllxam Elvmgton Gene Flowers hmmy Ford Peggy Ford Steve Garrrs l nl',? Rxchaxd Gough Blake Hayes Donald Ray Hayes Don Hayes Sara Frances Hayes Page Forty Two , , -A Mlm My PM , 5' .- S , ' Tm 4 K lx , x ' ' if 7 fr QQ. . . K .. X - - , i v . Q . Y A , 4 4 9 X . . Y 3 . . Q Y Q . ' ' , ' . , , ' , . ., ' h ' L A 5 x A Q A' ' x ' A I I A A ' ' x ' ' 5 ' ' ' , , ll ' . . vw wit' ' lp K. y ' ' 1 .L s. . 5, wwe , S no . , , . , y . 1 L25-E 'wfflfi ' . sg? ' , ,T L T f 54.-11 T' Q Q. - l l V . K , 15 at Y . f S. -lb -'55 553' 'id' Randy Page Judy Proctor Patrlcxa Rogers Robert Sawyer Blll Scott Martha Scott Karol Sealey johnny Smlth Llnda Smxth Phy ll1s W hltson ti I UB FRESHME Pearlme Herrmg Roger Way ne Horne Carolyn I-Itunphrey Emlly Humphrey Lo1s Ann Hyman Danny Ivey Alvanelle Jackson john King Lmda Lane Judy LEWIS Mary Ellen Lupo Elxzabeth McCrae Betty Jean McKellar Kay McQueen Mary Ellen Me ares Charles Mxller Iamce Mrller Kitty Mlller Chrrstme Moody Leroy Ersl-une Moody Jr Luna Faye Moody Madge Moody Shlrley Myers Alxce Page james Page Page Fo ty Three Lael Wy' WS? X 3 HK O Page Fo 1yFOu 113 M. YYWA-an 111 P1 X X 9 SEVENTH GRAD OFFICERS PRESIDENT T1p Rogers VICE PRESIDENT Johnny Mxller SECRETA RY C aro lyn Elv mg ton TREASURER Isla Ford REPORTER Dannxe Rogers Oleen Barfleld Ruth Barfxeld Nancy Bass Wayne Brewer JIITI Bruce Betty Bryant Cullen Bry ant Henry Bullock Marjorxc Bullock Mxke Cadorette Preston Campbell Lmda Carter I.O1S Carter Lowse Carter R1chard Church Bonnle Cook Ray Davxs Buddy Dean Martha Dean Caroly n Elvlngton Danny Elvmgton Hoyt Evans I1mmy Flowers Isla Ford Patr1c1a Ford Annelle Caddy Mlchael Caddy Mary Helen Gardn Connle Ray Garrls Lxnda Garrxs GI' Brookle Ann Graham Brenda Hayes Jerry Hayes johnny Hayes Judy Hayes Randy Hayes - R fi I - .Ni Q W X . E . 3 1 f is X 5, A nfl i. Y Q , si . S X is 5 ' ,C 'T T, .ax 1 ' ... . Eff: B t- ' N'-4 ' x ' K , V ' V . X U . , . L- I ff , ' ' ' LX: , ' . 21:55, . 'sill 1S'sz5f1?1lf?aU 'N...f:s.Tsifl'. ,: v- y 0 45- i , I if? ' ' 'X ' L, . A g . W- ,L J ' 'J ' 7 ' 1 , ' . I -x , he X I .1 H. 'I' .. ' .al 5 ,W-LU, . ' ' K' Uv-H'4uwa: all I E, R ' - --I .. A ,ff lii' - V f 1 .I KN , . .1 Q. , Q, ,.- 3:2 if Tl vi? . ' - ' R- lf un- U l nl' ,. L . ' I at 'I Y I fg.. . A 'P '- V ' ' MWX X f' . - A W .3 wx.,-3-5' ,- 'N E ' MMIXIWI, I If u , . ' '-, . , V I, SEVENTH GRADE Shelby jean Hayes Linda Faye Horne Tony Horne Y iolet Horne Barbara Ivey Robert Jones Mary Lou Lane Bryan Lupo Jerry Lupo erry K Lupo Bill Lupo jackie McCrae Braxton Miller Dlanz. Miller james Miller Ioan Miller Johnny Miller Linda Miller Billy Earl Moody Francine Moody jimmy Morgan Diane Page linda Page L M Page Norma Page Tommy Privette joy ee Xnn Price Jennie Lee Proctor Ronnie Proctor Dannie Rogers Darnell Rogers Lois Rogers Tip Rogers Xubrey Rouse Helen Rouse Larry Rouse Charles Sasser Phyllis Sawyer Mary jane Small Connie Smith Edna Earl Stanton David Stephens N Mary Grace Tanner Ray Thompson Carlton Wellington johnny Wellington john Eddie Wiggins Carla Whitsell 5. 6 so E Q These are our activities. We help make them what they are and they help make us what we are to become. Here we gain fellowship. This fel- lowship of knowing each other more conupletely beconies possible as we work together in our particular clubs striv- ing to accomplish different objectives. Here we tangle with responsibility. This re- sponsibility deals with elect- ing capable, dependable and willing leaders, consequently our minds are open to the niany decisions that await our judgments in future years. Here we learn the importance of cooperation. Here we learn to express ourselves. Here we find out how to win and how to lose. Here we discov- er how to handle success and how to accent failure. Here we nieet not only the privilege of freedoni, but the respons- ibilities thereof. Here we come in contact with life, life as we have changed, life as we would like to change, and the complex life that we niust face in the future. Yes, these are our activ- ities, We help make them what they are, and they help niake us what we are to be- come. .- :gg K 3461635 HI, Lf' aw . fx: ' jf- 4 'iK..kilK,w' ' .Z . full 1 . if- gy 4 . yr: U., , . 'l . . I Q, x .A sf' Q . -. ix 3' if M:-B, I -6-fam Y, Q 'af 3 A 14: f igraieli MN. .Q-, .M Hwy V Y Eg, 65 3, M. ,mM. 1 I vs 5 I ni ' f .35 W 3 2 2' 2 f 13 Ag? if 1 Q f I1 in Hg, '- ','i? ', ,f . 3' i., S4 3 ,Q 3 A , ACTIVITIES KX ,B iYsf'n , SEATED Left to Right Betty Sue Hayes Sandy Evans I C Page, johnny Calhoun, Maurice Moody, Sherry Sanderson STANDING Nancy johnson, Edna Bass Jeanette Hayes, Elizabeth McCrae, Geraldine Hill, Faye Townsend Helen Page Paul Rogers james Page Tip Rogers, Mike Cadorette. REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL The Lake View Student Council, lead by its president, J.C. Page, has had a very successful year. The two outstanding events the annual homecoming activities for the Lake View-Timmonsville foot- ball game and Religious Emphasis Week. Other activities the council aid- ed in were hall duty, chapel seating arrangement, selling of jackets, and presiding over the assembly programs. LEFT TO RIGHT: johnny Calhoun, Vice-President, I C, Page, President, Bobby Church, Secretary, Paul Rogers, Treasurer. BETA CLUB Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors with high scholastic achievement are eligible for membership in the Beta Club, an organization composed of students selected for their achievements. The aim of the Beta Club is to create an en- thusiasm for scholarship and to develop character in the students. The Beta Club is under the direction of lvlrs, John Sox, The organization had its for- nial initiation cereniony in March, and four new nieni- bers took the Beta pledge. Edna Bass ---------- ------ Ie anette Hayes ----- ---Vice Joyce Dean Elvington - ---- - Sara Page --------- ---- Ioan Page ------- --- President -President Secretary Treasurer Re porter LEFT TO RIC-HT: Geraldine Hill, Sara Page. Joyce Dean Elungton ialln Norton Carolxn Hill immx Caddy, Ioan Page. Jeanette Hayes, Edna Bass, Maxine Nloore Sherrx Sanderson Nlrs john Sox Sponsor GLEE CLUB The vocal talent of Lalze View High School is displayed by the Lake View Glee Club of 1959-60. The club, Sixty-five members strong, is divided into two rehearsal periods. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Mildred Bul- lock, the choral group has prepared a variety of numbers from western spiritual, religious, and popular music to old favorites of which one never tires hearing. This year the club obtained beautiful new choral robes made of royal blue in the standard style. These robes have the added beauty of gold stoles which may be worn in two ways. The robes contribute to the uniformity of the club. For the Sunday afternoon enjoyment of the patrons of Lake View and the surrounding area, the club presented concerts at frequent intervals. These have done much in giving experience to the group, and in giving our com- munities a chance to hear and enjoy the work done during the year. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tommy Eatmon, Bobby Perritte, Howard Williams, Johnny Huggins, Billy Thomp- son, Flora Ayers, Judy Lewis, Linda Lane, Karol Sealey, Judy Proctor, Pat Rogers, Pat Daughtery, Diane Miller, Barbara Causey, Kathryn Arnette, Linda Brewer, Betty Bryant, Brenda Hayes. SECOND ROW: Maurice Moody, Kelly Ellis, Robert Miller, J. D. Morris, Sandy Evans, Sara Page, Willodean Hayes, Betty Sue Hayes, Clara Shelley, Janet Brown, Helen Page, Linda Ann Proctor, Nancy Stephens, Jean Elvington, Maxine Moore, Sherry Sanderson, Judy Lewis, Mary Jo Floyd, Madge Moody, Geraldine Hill, Mrs, W. F. Bullock, Director. THIRD ROW: Larry Church, Joel Whitsell, Martin Moore, Leslie King, Wayne Page, Larry Smith, David Anderson, Edna Bass, Miriam Smith, Hope Baker, Jeanette Hayes, Connie Fowler, Jean McDonald, Betty Rae Lee, Doris Page, Janice Jones, Martha Sanderson, Flora McDonald, Elizabeth McCrae, Carolyn Arnette, Faye Townsend, Kay McQueen, Faye Sanderson, Sue Hayes. Poge Fifty 9 LEFT TO RIGI IT: Patsy Daughtcry, Janice jones, Martha Sanderson, Faye Sanderson, Sue Hayes, Sherry Sanderson. 'gt'-if MRS. WILLIAM F. BULLOCK Director Poge Frfty-One FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tucker Britt, Howard Hardwick, Bobby Perritte, Boston Page, Paul Moody, Billy Garris, Maurice Moody, Glenn Page, John Knox Scott, Randy Page, Lance Miller, Gene Lewis, Thomas Ivey, Mr. Britt. SECOND ROW: Albert The Future Farmers of America is a National organization of, by, and for boys studying vocation- al agriculture. It was organized in November, 1928 to provide further training in farmer-citizenship. The members of this organization learn to conduct and take part in a public meetinggto speak in public, to buy and sell cooperatively, to solve their own problems, to finance themselves, and to assume civic responsibility. The F.F.A. exists today be- cause of a cooperative spirit and a desire on the part of boys, 14 to 21 years of age, to prepare themselves for farming through vocational agri- culture, to have a national organization of their own in which they receive practical business expe- rience, and enjoy the fellowhip of one another. Page Fifty-Two Church, William Ford, Frank Garris, Pat Carter, Johnny Ellis, Harry Martin, Howard Gough, Howard Williams, Troy Foxworth, R. W. Scott, Billy Lane, john Bullock, Wayne Hardwick, Leo Long. THIRD ROW: Marion Hayes, George Graham, A. C. Page, FUTURE F RM ER LEAR FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Edna Bass, Hope Baker, Barbara Causey, Faye Sanderson, Sue Hayes, Jean McDonald, Nancy Stephens, Brenda Miller, Polly Page, Connie Fowler, Lillian Huggins, Grace Page, joan Page, Nancy MacArthur, Ioan Page, Sallie Norton, Flora Ayers, Helen Page, Sherry Sanderson, Janice Jones, Carolyn Snipes, Judy Lewis, Clara Shelley, Pauline Lupo, Katie Hayes, Hilda Garris. Page, Jerry Church, W. J. Grainger, Ray Perritt, Dicky Jones, Philip Calhoun, Milford Meares, Kelly Ellis, James Caddy, J. P. Hayes, Robert Earl Rogers, Neil Ford. AN D HOMEMAKER BY DOI SECOND ROW: Betty Rae Lee, Sylvia A. Newell, Sadie Dimery, Flora McDonald, Doris Page, Carolyn Hill, Lucille Rogers, Sarah Lee, Carolyn Hill, Suzanne Bryant, Saundra Page, Nancy Johnson, Coleen Moore, Jean Proctor, Doris Ann Martin, Faye Elliott, Lois Ann Page, Emily Miller, Faye Perritt, Shirley Herring, Delores Ford, Janie Mae Smith, Laraynne Barfield. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Hayes, Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls studying homemaking in high schools of the United States. F. H. A. provides opportunities for students to have additional exper- iences in planning and carrying out activities re- lated to homemaking. The overall goal of the organization is to help individuals improve per- sonal, family, and community living, now and in the future. Some of our purposes include ade- sire to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to encourage democracy in home and community life, to pro- mote international good will, to foster the de- velopment of creative leadership in home and community life, to provide wholesome individ- ual and group recreation, and to further interest in home economics. Barbara Ford, Carrie Rogers, Marie Shelley, Joyce Ann Rogers, Faye Brown, Willa Dean Thompson, Mary Lou Elvington, Betty Ruth Bullock, Betty Sue Hayes, Carolyn Arnette, Patty Cottingham, Rose- mary Calhoun, Judy Perritt, Cammie McCormick, Betty Miller, Teresa Garner, Betty Bullock, Marilyn Davis, Jean Cook, Lola Ammons, Linda Scott, Ann Barfield. A, V ,,,.. , 7-vfA!lK wl' '1W'f 's5'5 . Q-fT'i:.'T' 'T' T 41:82 1, . ' ' .ff 1?Ff '5 TW - .ef i5..?2i :ff A 2-Eli fi 'F of 3 S 6 , K y ' , f?!.'h.Q',gi'f,f..m' . A 'efffb 35?w'-,ai f,,,,,,,,x 4 K .-,..i.. A- yy1Vfl5'i'iv- - .. - , w-.L X , 'l'ifs. ,f '. zf' 'Q if - N- 4 3, if - - 3 3 X . W , gif A Vqjiit ff' zjQa,,,,,, 7- X 1' 0 iIl'1'Q f '1rlg?2'g 'lv- 'Hn 0 v 72.2 ' Kxkl' 2.98, ' A-wr-Qf:ff+5.1x, is iff-'ss rl R' ., -fr-t. . SV! f-fr. . ' V f Si 1, fl- . - I R FLAG BEARERS, Left to Right: Lois Ann Page, Hope Baker, Gloria King, Judy Perritt. DRUM MAIORETTE, Sherry Sanderson. MAIORETTES, Betty Ruth Bullock, Nancy MacArthur, Sandra Miller, Grace Page. FIRST ROW: Blake Hayes, Randy Page, Eddie Rogers, John Charles Rogers. SECOND RIOW: Mr. Wade Townsend, Director, Ricky Daughtery, William Elvington, Connie Smith, julian Colburn. THIRD ROW: Luna Faye Moody, Carla Whitsell, Patty Cottingham, Diane Brewer. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Causey, Faye Sanderson, Sue Hayes, Isla Ford. FIFTH ROW: johnny Huggins, johnny Hayes, Hilda Garris, Butch Moody. SIXTH ROW: Billy Sander- son, Ronny Bullock, Danny Ivey, Joyce Ann Rogers. SEVENTH ROW: Preston Campbell. L. V. H. S. MARCHI G BA D The Lake View High School March- ing Band, under the direction of Mr Wade I-I. Townsend, moved on to greater achievement and recognition this year. In addition to the grand performances at football games, both at home and away, the band enlivened pep meetings, played for assembly, participated in several Christmas pa- rades, presented a spring concert, and attended band day at the University of South Carolina. Band rehearsals were held every afternoon from 2:10 until 3:00 and for special occasions night rehearsals were held. This past summer, the majorettes attended the baton clinic held at Dillon, under the direction of Miss Judy Penland. The marching band won a trophy at the Florence County Fair for the best performance ofthe Class C Bands, Page Fifty-Four MAJ ORETT ES LEFT TO RIGHT Betty Ruth Bullock Nancy MacArthur Sherry Sanderson, Sandra M111er Grace Page MR WADE TOWNSEND D1re ctor OFFICERS SHERRY SANDERSON Drum Maj orette STANDING Left to Rrght H11daGarr1s Secretary T1p Rogers Manager Nancy MacArthur Reporter Faye Sander son, Vxce Presxdent SEATED B111y Sanderson, Presxdent Page Fifty Five 1 1 r P f' . : J 1 , . , '47, Q' f : Z J S ' J I 7 3 ':.gvgl4,,g -4 ,, 7+ ,L .:'Z. ,, , .. -14.1 fig , ka , ' fl., 4 Af ' W ' W .-'Y t ,, . ,vw x, as, A . 4- x - V-. .QA , , . Q V Janice Jones He ad Cheerleader CHEERLEADERS BOOST SCHOOL SPIRIT The seven L,V,H,S, Cheerlead- ers are elected annually by the Student body. There are three elected from the twelfth grade, two from the eleventh, and two from the tenth. They are responsible for maintaining school spirit, good sportsmanship, conduct, and lead- ing pep rallies. They uphold the honor of their titles by giving the team and the fans their full support. The cheerleaders add zest and vi- tality to games at home and on the road. LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Daughtery, Sallie Norton, Carolyn Arnette, Janice Jones, Nancy Johnson, Jeanette ifYyASix Hayes and Betty Stephens F MUSIC CLUB IOR VARSITY CHEERLEADER LEFT TO RIGHT: Annelle Caddy, Linda Smith, Linda Ann Procter, Jean Huggins, Madge Moody. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Linda Ann Proctor, Sandra Miller, Diane Hewer, Janice ' Jones, Sue Hayes, Faye Sanderson, jean Proctor. SECOND ROW: Linda Rouse, Sarah Lee, Miriam Smith, Mary jo Floyd, Annelle Caddy, Flora Ayres, Linda Brewer. THIRD ROW: Coleen Moore, Betty Rae Lee, Tommie Rogers, Hope Baker, Rose Marie Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Maxine Moore, Kathryn Arnette, Nancy Lama Stephens, Mary Ellen Meares, Isla Ford, Connie Smith. 'X Page Fifty-Seven SCIENCE CLUB A -..-f wi?1 . -hs. . FIRST ROW, Left to Right Nancy Johnson, jean Proctor Betty Ruth Bullock, Patsy Daughtery Mlchael Gaddy Carolyn Hlll, L1nda Brewer Sallxe Norton Carolyn Arnette Grace Page Sadle Drmery Suzanne Bry ant, Brenda Hayes SECOND ROW Carolyn H111 Nancy Laura Stephens, Ceraldme Hlll, Lllltla Carol Rouse D1ane Brewer Betty Bryant Joan A Page jamce Jones, Barbara Causey, Faye Sanderson Martha Sanderson, L1nda Ann Proctor JC3Ill4lUgQ11lS THIRD ROW W1llodean Hayes Rose Marxe Johnson, Colleen Moore Isla Ford, Flora McDonald Sue Hayes, Rosemary Calhotm Saundra Page Hrlda Garrxs, Flora Ayres FOURTH ROW james Caddy joelWh1tsell Edd1e Rogers, johnny Huggms Charles Caddy Paul Rogers Tony Sm1th LIBRARY CLUB STANDING Left to Rrght Harry Martm Mrs Betty Wallace Betty Bullock Phyllxs Sawyer Glor1a Klng Judy Scott Marle Balley Marllyn Davrs SITTING Barbara Ford Lo1s Jean Lane Rlchard Gough Phyllls Lane mx 5' H so Poge F fry Enghf Z Y 'J V . . . . . V I I I 7 I J I r . . . . . . - , . v V V ' Y ' I 3 P ' Y I . . . , v H . 1 - ' 1 V 1 2 l Y 7 . . X O . . 7 . ' ' Y J I Y V I J I ' 3 3 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I V7 ' : 2 l ! .- V N V....a,M.r,,.W, . .,, I ,f M I , K, 5 E A 4 . A . X I 1 l, L 1 1 ' ' .1 . .1 L . I ,izrf , I W- 'I , 3, 4,.. ,A 1V.V , my i V . BLOCK L. V. CLUB The Block Letter Club- consists of twenty-five members. It repre- sents all the athletic organizations of the school. The members are required to have received a letter the previous year to have membership. The club promotes a more universal interest in all the sport activities of our school. A higher standard of sport- smanship, self-control and phys- ical fitness are emphasized goals. '+A'-M! SEATED, Left to Right: George Graham, Vice- President, B. A. Page, President, Linda Page, Reporter. STANDING: Tucker Britt, Secretary, Robert Miller, Treasurer. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Betty Stephens, Nancy johnson, Hilda Garris, Betty Ruth Bullock, Linda Brewer, Carolyn Arnette, Janice jones, Linda Page. SECOND ROW: Grace Page, Joan Page, Patsy Daughtery, Lillian Huggins, Sandra Miller, Sallie Norton, Jeanette Hayes. THIRD ROW: Tucker Hitt, Billy Perritte, B. A. Page johnny Calhoun, jimmy Gaddy, J. C. Page, Bob Perritt, Larry Smith, George Graham, Wayne Page. Page Flfvy-Nine F. T. A. CLUB at .N-ir,-.., ., .. . 1 SEATED, Left to Right: Carolyn Arnette, Nancy Io MacArthur, Mrs. Smith, Sponsor. STANDING: Betty Step- hcns, Nancy johnson, Betty Ruth Bullock, Betty Sue Hayes, Carolyn Hill, Patsy Daughtery, Carolyn Hill, Sallie Norton, Saundra Page, Jean Proctor, Suzanne Byrant, Coleen Moore. BU DRIVER STANDING, Left to Right: LC. Page, Jimmy Gaddy, Bobby Scott, Billy Garris, Robert Tanner, Leo Long, Thom- as Ivey, Linda Page, W.J. Grainger, Nancy MacArthur, Arnold Moody, B.A. Page, Maurice Moody, Larry Church. N VIEWPOI T STAFF Business Manager, Jeanette Hayes, and Assistant Business Manager, Geraldine Hill, deal with the unending problem of working the annual expenses into the budget. Editor, Sherry Sanderson, and Assistant Editor, Pat Daughtery, look pleased with the Viewpoint -- the result of the com- bined efforts of a hard-working staff. Y E1 SEATED, Left to Right: Janice Jones, Sherry Sanderson, Patsy Daughtery. STANDING: Willodean Hayes, Edna Bass, Sallie Norton, Geraldine Hill, Brenda Miller, Jeanette Hayes, Carolyn Hill, Joan Page, B,A, Page, Mrs. Homer Howell and Maurice Moody. Al.. THE GATOR The Gator , the news publica- tion of L,V,H, S,, is issued to stu- dents six times during the school year. The soliciting of ads, and the writing and compiling of arti- cles are the strenuous tasks of the Editor, Jeanette Hayes, and the Gator Staff. The newspaper ful- fills the students' need for current news and offers many of the stu- dents an opportunity to gainjour- nalistic experience. Jeanette Hayes, Editor-in-Chief, and Joyce Dean Elvington, Assistant Editor, look pleas- ed with THE GATOR--the result of the com- bined efforts of a hard-working staff. SEATED, Left to Right: Joyce Dean Elvington and Jeanette Hayes. STANDING: Patsy Daughtery, Sue Hayes, Geraldine Hill, Sara Page, Randy Page, Jean McDonald, Mawice Moody, Willodean Hayes, Larry Church, Edna Bass, Sherry Sanderson, Mrs. Howell, Adviser, Joan Page, Janice Jones. i i ,-,' , t . -. ,. K W! -a LUNCHRGGM WORKER LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. V. Sanderson, Mary Ellen Ford, Donnie Worley, Mrs. Ruth Spivey, Mrs. Sara Hayes, Manager. Q Q, . MR. SHEP HULON Maintenance Supervisor MR. RED HAYES Maintenance -Wi Many of our students have served our school, student body, and community in a. very able fashion. They have given them- selves and their time unselfish- ly so that various activities and projects might be accomplished. We have enjoyed the fruits of their constant labors. Yes, they have served us. Now, with deep appreciation, we honor them for their willing- ness and thoughtfulness shown toward us. is , 4, N EDITOR OF ANNUAL SHERRY SANDERSO X N. X. MISS F. H. A. BETTY RUTH BULLOCK MISS HI MISS MISS D. A. R. CAROLYN HILL is 'N'-.. EDITOR OF GATOR IEANETTE HAYES 1' F. F. A. SWEETHEART xmwy 7' MOST DEPENDABLE MOST STUDIOUS Jeanette Hayes Tucker Butt Carolyn H111 I1mmy Gaddy DISPLAY VERS ATILITY BIGGEST FLIRTS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ioan Page Glenn Page Edna Bass Randy Page x - A I Page Seventy One 5 t T I 10 B . , ' 1 i ,. 1 if . PRETTIEST AIND BEST LOOKING BEST SPORTS Brenda M111er J C Page Nancy Laura Stephens Randy Page U PREDICTABLE SENIORS BEST DANCERS MOST DIGNIFIED Sherry Sanderson I C Page Salhe Norton j'1mmy Caddy N Page Seventy T o A v ' - - r any . 4 , W 1 w -w me tx, I if 4 'fd 6 Q.. f,... A i wb A, U, X U W- 6 . K -,tg-' Iii ...... os' NEATEST BEST FIGURE 8 PHYSIQUE Brenda Miller - Tucker Britt Jeanette Hayes - George Graham WITTIEST MOST TALENTED Miriam Smith - Glenn Page Sarah Lee - Kelly Ellis 4' Here are our athletes that played the game with such en- thusiasm and courage. Crowds of students and fans cheered from the sidelines as the Lake View team made its appearance. The school band boosted their ef- forts with music and the cheer- leaders gave loyal support with a frequent, Rah, Rah. A plunge through the line brought a touchdown. A long one- handed jump show split the cords as Lake View racked up 2 points. A line drive into left field drop- ped in for a base hit. The score was not always in our favor, but our athletes were never without spirit and deter- mination as they displayed trem- endous sportsmanship at all times. Yes, these are our athletes in whom we take great pride. They played the gameg we cheered them on. .wiv . X 2 ' ATHLETICS .I FX' I . A f A T C A . X in FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Billy Perritt Robert Miller, Wayne Page, Lynn Miller, VARSITY FINDS COACHES Donald Boan, Assistant5 jim Piner, Head Coachg and LeRoy Vaughn, Assistant. CO-CAPTAINS George Graham and Bob Perritt SCORES LAKE VIEW OPPONENT O Dillon 19 O Mullins 34 O McColl 19 19 Myrtle Beach 14 0 Lamar 7 6 Aynor 20 6 Timmonsvillc 13 20 Latra 6 20 Loris 14 13 Kingstrcc 13 O Conway 32 Pugu Sz-.nfn!yfSix ID 21: ???l lf Larry Smith, Bob Perritt, B. A. Page, Johnny Paul Moody, Tucker Britt, Bobby Perritte, Jimmy Miller, Jerry Church, George Henry Graham, james Caddy, Maurice Moody, Johnny Ellis, Larry Church, Gaddy. SECOND ROW: Randy Page, A. C. Page, Jim Piner, Coach. VARSITY GRIDIRO GOI G TOUGH JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tommy Miller and Donald Eatmon, Managers, Charles Caddy, Bobby Church, Wendell Miller, Larry Miller, james Earl Calhoun, Henry McCormick, Billy Stephens. SECOND ROW: LeRoy Vaughn, Coach, Monroe Page, Danny Ellis, Paul Moody, Tommy Eatmon, Lynn Miller, Johnny Ellis, Johnny Calhoun, Donald Boan, Coach. qw QQ 7 s , xg 4, N v L, I NYJ.. ,A -492 y x 9 X .Q PM ' 4' , 4' Q 'V 1 i' W 1 -Ui , il ' I' , '-s X 'igfliw . 51 iq VSV II ,Ji Biz' I W ff igsgl GATOR LOSE NINE SEN IORS ww.-Xxs '?gjK Q '5- fab ,4- R Quai-,9.6i.,g,s 1 r 'E SF we QLZQQ Ill 1 I. i 'VV A, X Q Arr! ' J 4 1 5 A las TUCKER BRITT GEORGE GRAHAM B A PAGE Quarterback Tackle Guard MAURICE MOODY Halfback Eddle Rogers swmgs around end for a short gam m the I-Ialfback Kmgstree game Page Seventy Exght Q X fer in - - - - xii-Vw . -N FVXCQRI. x Wihnv'571 S L 3-7-SWG 'H 0 gm T lah X Htif i x 1 ' 'Q 1 i 1 ' , .A Y N 425 U .v QW' , I 4 ' 4 J q... L 14 RANDY PAGE LARRY CHURCH BOBBY PERRITTE Fullback Rxght End Guard LEFT TO RIGHT B A Page, Most Val IIVWIY GADDY uartuback BILLY PERRITT Fullback I uablc Lmesman George Graham Best Sports man B1lly Perrltt, Most Valuable Player Page Se envy N e 9. I: 3 V I ' 21 lliVL I ' I E 5 . ' l gf.. ' ,Y ,, .. 0 I 5 Q I L I V 'HT X Captam George Henry Graham crowns Jamce Jones Home commg Queen of 1959 HGMECOMI G Antlempatlnga x lctory Vx h1Ch nexer materlallzed home eomrng nmht was Stlll hmgh lmhted vnth surprlses and thrrlls A parade ln the aft ernoon 1n splte of the weath er fllled the a1r Vxlth 6kClf6 mentwluchprevadedthrough out the G'xCI1ll'lg Llfteen beautlful glrls re presentlng the Junlor and Semor football players ea gerly awalted the announce ment of the newly elected I-loxneeonfung Queen of 1939 Dur1ng the half tlme cere monles JaIl1CG Jones Spon sored by Tucxer Brrtt was crowned queen by Captaln George Henry Graham -E, 2 ' , VH. ,r Q' -f f r f Q .. ' , if ' ax ' kk. . 1 ,: ' . 4 I y 'Q X ' - . . U ,rs f a V' ' My A ., , K , . I . ' ,f rf -. M I 1 .. 4 , K, 1 -.ff L- 4 Sherry Sanderson, sponsored by Larry Church and Pat Daughtery, sponsored by Bob Perritt, are the queen's attendants. Page Eighty IGHT GF THRILLS I 1 -- -la -- Q 1 I Y' Il Q 'ui 3 me 356' few Jimi .- Jeanette Hayes Ianlce Jones Sherry Sanderson Bobby Perrltte Tucker Butt Larry Church W-dxf Betty Sue Hayes Kathryn Arnette Sallxe Norton Maurlce Moody Randy Page jxmmy Caddy H X A '5 s Q- . X. :fs Tomrrue Rogers Edna BASS B A. Page 1 D Morrxs Page Enghvy One 10 '-'- W' Q I is y f Q A ' If v x 1 if , - I - , d aee, 1 Y r V fa' M X ' ff ZVf. , Q? , - . RJ : M1 iii I Ml K 4. 4 'X G- Z. K-. -'NK 71 ,M '. '1 ' I 55 . gil -Q 1: I A A-W t y - .x L ' Ti - 3? 1 1 ' -t 1 'T . x B is ,, 0 U - C T - -Q 1 'T : 1 HW 1 X I Faye Sanderson Patsy Daughtery Nancy MacArthur Bllly Perrltt Bob Perrltt Robert M111er XJ 52? an ef' Rose Mane johnson I-Ixlda GBITIS Barbara Causey james Caddy Monroe Page Cec11 Page Judy Perrntt George Graham Poge Ewghty Two DIAMO D EVENTS TAKEN SERIOUSLY .J-'Fir' C rf! L4 2 'L 1l'f FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tommy Eatmon, james Gaddy, Danny Ellis, Buster Garris, B. A. Page, Larry Miller, johnny Calhoun, Bobby Perritte, Frank Garris. SECOND ROW: Bobby Scott, Maurice Moody, James Earl Calhoun, Robert Miller, Neil Ford, Philip Calhoun, Larry Smith, Billy Perritt, jimmy Gaddy. TRACK TE M HAS BUSY YEAR L wif-raw -P! .qw ,.. ,4,.,, 4-4s:sg- A 1,41 , ' R 1 '3 A ' ' if 3 vf' xy' f' t lf ' ' 3' ,051 , 11' f1:w:i,1'?nvQ?':' ,' 1-' s K av ' ., ' A ,. ' Vi 'f...:1 . '4?QFQS7' ' I fig N flaw K' S' ' ' -must'-, mais.:-BVYSQ .A Q f ,-' - . . . FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Iohn Knox Scott, Wayne Page, Glenn Page, B. A. Page. SECOND ROW: Billy Perritt, George Graham, Maurice Moody, johnny Calhoun. THIRD ROW: Robert Miller, Bob Perritt, Milford Meares, Larry Church. Page Elghryffhree PRACTICE KEEPS TEAM BU Y LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Ann Page, Judy Perritt, Flora Ayres, Carolyn Hill, Linda Page, Hilda Garris, Grace Page, Joan Page, Linda Brewer, Polly Page, Brenda Miller, Patsy Daughtery, Geraldine Hill, Marian Joyce Rouse, Jim Piner, Coach, Doris Ann Page, and Sara Page, Managers. Patsy Daughtery, Geraldine Hill and Brenda Miller earn starting positions as first string forwards. Page Eighty-Four SCHEDULE SCORES LAKE VIEW OPPONENT 17 Latta 50 12 Dillon 36 8 Aynor 39 8 Rains Centenary 21 17 Rains Centenary 35 9 Loris 52 18 Dillon 56 22 Britton's Neck 30 25 Latta 44 21 Green Sea 36 16 Myrtle Beach 52 14 Aynor 45 23 Loris 60 30 McColl 40 16 Green Sea 31 20 Britton's Neck 39 20 McColl 31 20 Myrtle Beach 47 ,r Q' Q w gf. 'af QQP lv 153- as f M. . E1 :xi 41 K , R' e, 4 ' 33 km? ,ang i ? x ak mm '34 .,. ., - ffm as 1. VARSITY -I Robert Miller and 1. C. Page prove to be valuable on defense. 'N SCHEDULE SCORES LAKE VIEW OPPONENT 17 Latta 30 Dillon 20 Aynor 27 Rains Centenary 3-1 Rains Centenary 21 Loris 27 Dillon 44 Britton's Neck 34 Latta 41 Green Sea 19 Myrtle Beach 28 Aynor 25 Loris 37 McColl 33 Green Sea 37 Britton's Neck 16 McColl 26 Myrtle Beach Page Engnfy-Sxx I 4 u ' as I m a 1 pf'-y'A'1 li I lf 'M .1--1 4 3 i. Captain jimmy Gaddy, I. G. Page, and George Graham help keep the tc am spirit high. -1,- HAS PROMISING MATERIAL YA A I 2 Q M f' 1 , - A A nn, - .J w., W, .-X-jlfi if! C .X 1 4 Al LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Boan, Coach, Martin Moore Howard Gough jimmy Gaddy johnny Calhoun I C Page Larry Smith, Robert Miller, Wayne Page, George Henry Graham B A Page Bobby Scott, johnny Miller Larry Miller, Freddie Atkinson, Manager. Coach Donald Boan's boys' tearn definitely got off toa slow start inthe 1959 sea- son. Lacking in sonie re- spects, the Gators, by their play, proved that spirit, de- terniination, and hustle have been their niost importaiit assets. These are our advertisers. They have supported us. Let us support them. In order to pub- lish the VIEWPOINT, a great deal of money is needed. With- out the year by year support of these many business firms, it would be impossible to have an annual. Yes , these are our advertisers. They have supported us. Now, let us support them. . ' o- kyilwf xi f was -M-94 1-1- '19, fl ' Q ,,,g.1?xg-c.'g-sQ'- .,, , ,.,,., g,f,,:.1,'. -vw,-4 . NJN. ledge we E-?f ,f.W,, ' ilfv-S: ,s ,. uf ,A ,SQ . 45 -5 ju ' ,gf A-,pw xi Yi? Tiff fi' 'i' . V4 ,nn Mullins Truck 8. llllllllllll Tractor Co Reaves Bros Mulhns South Carohna INTERNATIONAL f- ALLIS CHALMERS MERCURY SALES gl SERVICE 301 Hlghway North Phone 2621 Phone 387 Dlllon, S Comphments of Palace Drug Company CD The Coastal Supply Co THE LEADING DRUGGIST ! 130 S Park St Phone 7911 Phone 2861 HOTPOINT APPLIANCES MOHAWK CARPET IVlL1l.l1f1S SOL1fl1 CaTOl1D8. IANITOR SUPPLIES POLISHING NIACHINES Mullms South Ca.:-alma BEST WISHES from DIXIANA MILLS Dlllon South Carohna . fix i I P ' A P l Lili ' . C . Comphnqents Hayes Bros Hardware H ARDW ARE AND FARM SUPPLIES Lake Vlevt South Caro11na Phone PL 9 2151 Comphments Ellis D Meares Fa1rb1uff North Caro11na orne s Hardware HOTPOINT APPLIANCES FURNITURE FARM SUPPLIES Phone PL 9 2161 Lake Vlew South Carohna Page and Cadorette, Inc Cotton Buyers Cotton Glnners FERTILIZED DEALERS Phone PL 9 2181 Lake Vlew South Caro11na Th ruff Way Supermarkets Page s fLake V1ew S C J Phone PL 9 2241 We Chve SGH Green Stamps FREE PARKING R Lanneau Muller Agency General Ins ur ance and Loans Spec1a1 Repres entatu e Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company Phone PL 92371 Lake Vlexx South Carohna - of of - , , . H 1 . Y, . O . , . Cornplinaents of I I ' of I ' , , . . ESSO HOME AND FARM BATTLE OIL COMPANY Phone 8365 Nlchols South Carohna Dlllon Lumber Company ulldlnf Sugpllee Hardware Yale Locke Black XL Benjanfnn Moore Decker Prlnts Stanky Ruberold ROOIIHE 'Irue Temper 8: Plumb Tools U S Natlonal Gypsum Products QUALITY AND SERVICE Phone 173 D1IIon South Carohna ':: Q'-Ls IIIGIDIII one Place o A CARLOA cf' BUICK OLDSOMBILE Hyman Auto Co BUICK X Sales 81 S6I'V1C6 HILLMAN PONTIAC OPEL Compllrnents of Mclntyre Drug Co Phone IZ3 D1IIon S George G Poole REAL ESTATE LOANS COLLECTIONS LOTS FARMS APARTMENTS INSURANCE 129 West Wlne Street Phone 4641 or 3731 MuII1nS South Carohna I B ' ' 1 ' - .M j . 3 I . X x ' 1 I V Y - -- 1 f A y I . I 7 . 3 f .::s.f-e-- - - . ei'5.,f'1Lif-':f--Vg ilfk 2- ? ,kr-f?'+-L--if ia- - - .- - -4 . - - - f qi- uf -, ,,,..., - - x '1 L: ,' gi? VJ f-if 1 H2'u!M?B3EiRe .715--f . - . .541 5 . . . --- R ! . ' V -2 .. , 7 l i . . 3' ' 1 '- - - - I 0 . 114 5 o . -lips' . X , .c. O . 3 Compliments of Dillon Manufacturing Co. Maker s of ALAMO HOUSE DRESSES AND LEISURAMA SPORTSWEAR Dillon S C South Carolina National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Dillon, South Carolina Campbell s ESSO Station One Stop Does It All Phone 9199 Dillon South Carolina Atkinson Implement Co Inc DQN DEE. Conway Highway P O Drawer 601 Marion South Carolina Your John Deere Dealer Horlnbem s Ladies Shop EXCLUSIVE LADIES SHOP Phone 286 Marion South Carolina CATTLE and HOGS Marion South Carolina Ammons of Marlon Inc FURNITURE APPLIANCES PLUMBING H-3 and HEATING I ll ll . 3 a 0 l O 'I O ' , , O U U II ll . , o ella Lance Wu lams l r 'Clff I I Cornphnqents Dlllon County Locker Co D1I1on S C Refreshmg remembrance AUTOGRAPHS MQ 1 NN 'I 5 sl: X V 'NM 7 Dlllon Truck 8. Tractor Co Latta Hlfbhxxay DILLON SOUTH CAROLINA INTERNATIONAL SALES AND SERVICE Phones Parts Dept 542 Offlce 543 G!! DRI 'VIA H465 Marlon Coca Cola Bottling Co TODD AND MOORE INC Your Sp6C13.l1St 1n Sports 707 MHIH Street Phone AL 2 0282 and Phone AL 2 7786 Colurnbla South Carohna Hall Appliance Company Johnson Motors Electrlcal Apphances Sport1ng Goods D1IIon South Carohna Compllments of A Friend o ' 35 'T of 'i '1 R .. 1 ,A . Mita Q 1 I f!5,gsE5 I ,' i vhs-Si ' , . . A0 IW A . ' E L X f c ' - ' E L LJB - I ,....,.u ,DFPZ ...M-U . 7 Y M llll 1 W Y V , l , ' , , C ,,, I . It un er authority of Tho CocofCoIc Com any by o l l ' ' ' l l . , . PILLS and PEPSI Pace s Pharmacy Nlchols S C Phone 8321 Normans Gulf Servlce GAS ACCESSORIES OIL We Don t Want All The Buslness We Just Want Yours T IRE RE CAPPINIC 'N1chols South Carollna Phone 2511 Comphments Scottish Bank Fam' Bluff N C Member of the Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon Cornphnaents Twln State Warehouse Where Thousands Make M1ll1ons R J Harrls .I I-I Walter Mulllns So uth Carollna M A Puckett Stores Home of Better Values Shoes Plece Goods Ready To Wear SHOP WITH US' Lake V1eW South Carol1na Lake View Pharmacy 'aefk..Q22 DRUGS TI-IF REXALL STORE Servlce To The Slck Lake Nlevt S C Harrelson s Body Rebullders WRECKS REBUILT LIKE NEW Day Phone 8751 Nlght Phone 7101 or 8428 Mulhns S C Compllments Scottle's Drive In Restaurant Lake XIIGXK S C PL 9 2427 'S X at I I I . I of of , - , ' . rv ' ' 1 0 . W, W. Sprinkle . 'V ' ' ll ' ' of Platt Yarborough Furniture TI-IE LITTLE STORE WITH BIG VALUES Mu111ns South Carohna The Dlllon Company r .43 I Cotton Glnners General Merchandlse and John Deere Phone 1 Offlce Phone Z D111on South Carollna J R Battle S Company COMPLETE FARM SUPPLIES and HOME APPLIANCES Phone 8365 Nlchols South Carollna Llttle Pee Dee Lodge 8 Palmetto Room Hlghway 76 Between N1ChOIS and Mulhns S C Phone Mulhns 8828 Mr gl Mrs J T Snowden Owners and Operators Sealy Bros Gulf Service Phone MAIN 8 7340 Holiday Frye Warehouse Co Falrrnont North C arollna Falrrnont N C Most Money For ALL Grades P1 k C Up Dellvery Servlce ' - 0 O O 7 0 .1 I . . s. - , . U- 5 ,z 'sn'-'p'l' l I - U 'x I I. I I , .. 5 ' 0 ' 1 1 o . Q n 4 n C f f o 0 1 I O I . D ' Fcurmont Drug Co Inc In bus1ness KREXALLQ for your health WE DELIVER Phone Ma 8 4241 Falrmont N C Olivers Feed 8. Seed GROCERIES WAYNE FEEDS Maln Street D1a1 MA1n 8 7212 Falrmont North Carohna Lewls Brody Builders Supply Complete 11ne of Lumber Bulldlng Supphes Falrmont North Carohna Ideal Florist Phone Nlght Maln 8 4081 Maln 8 7115 Faurmont North Carohna SHE S GLAD SHE S CLAD L o d d s Mu111ns South Carohna John Cooper Stores Inc Mu111ns S C Anythmg for the Home or Farm DIHOMA FERTILIZERS NITROGEN SOLUTIONS Comphments of Butt's Electrical Supply Phone RAymond 2 5786 Charleston South Carohna Carmichael Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Lake V1ew South Carohna O, C C I af Phone Ma 8-6711 . . I i ' by ll ' ll I I G A Foodlmer Cho1ce Meats, Frults 8: Vegetables Feed Seed and Farm Supphes Lake Vlew South Caro11na Phone PL 9 2251 QQ Carter s Drug Store PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Maln Street Mu111ns South Caro11na Herbert Mllls Co Inc MANUFACTURERS of SWEATERS and COTTON KNIT GOODS Telephone Marlon 1111 Marlon South Caro11na FLO WERS L C Smith s Phone 3301 Mu111ns, South Carollna Hewitt s Sporting Goods ATHLETIC GOODS FISHING TACKLE Phone 495 Marlon S C Bug 3 Warehouse Mu111ns South Carohna E L Anderson B N Anderson .I H Dlxon N C Newman NONE BETTER FEW AS GOOD 7 C O U I 4 I , D ey o 4 fl. I .. If Y b ' . px' Y eg ,, 12 .A 9. 9 ' I ' . , , I O I ' 0 0 0 l I 0 . , . I y a A LIBERTY AND TWIN STATE WAREHOUSES Mr Farmer For top PTICSS courteous and eff1c1ent servlce sell your tobacco wlth the Llberty and Twln State Warehouses 1n Fan' mont Llberty and TWIH States leads all Falrmont ware houses 1n pounds sold and money pa1d out Lewrs Meat Dressing Servlce Phone Lake VIGW No St 3 2206 SLAUGIITERING PROCESSING QUICK FREEZING WHOLESALE MEATS Most Popular Place 1n Town Puritan Drrve Inn CURB SERVICE PURE GAS 8 OIL Teenage Dancmg Every N1ght We Chaperon A11 Teen Agers Faxrmont North Carolma Prevatte Funeral Homes Phone MA 8401 Phone PL 9 2111 Fa1rmont, N C Lake Vlew S C The Times Messenger Falrrnont ADVERTISING PRINTING OFFICE SUPP LIES BOOKS . , . . . , Phone Fairmont No. .MA 8-7162 Sandwiches, Sea Foods, and Steaks Mullins Tractor ond Equipment Co., Inc 130 Front Street - Mullins, S. C. 'U A :Loi Phone 6456 Compliments of A Friend Compllments of Royal Crown S Nehl Bottling Co ?.,.,.,.f. Compllments of Rogers Esso Service Center Gas Accessomes O1 H1 Way 149 Nlchols South Carollna Nichols Farm Supply Mull Purlna Chows Grlndlng 81 M1X1Ug Hlghway 76 between Nlchols and Mulllns South Carohna P R Floyd S Son Cornphrnents of Wciccomaw Bank and Trust Company Falrmont North Carohna INSECTICIDES SEEDS NN QQ T ff FARM IMPLEMENTS Clothes for the Entlre Farnlly Phone MA1n 8 3151 Falrmont N C Y - . - -1 I 3 l . . O O 1 ' 1 eg XV Til!!! xx ' - .1 ll ' ' ll NEAL 8 DIXON S WAREHOUSE BANE SMITH EBATTLE Proprletor s FOR THE SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO Mull1DS South Carollna Compllments of veys Furnlture Store Rugs Furruture Carpets Complete Home Furnlshers' Dlllon Compllments Dlllon Theatre Completely A11' Condltloned The Federal Savmgs and Loan Association Dlllon South Carollna Cornphments of Nu Idea School Supply Co Sumter South Carohna Complete Lme of SCHOOL EQUIPMENT SCHOOL SUPPLIES CHURCH PEWS PULPIT FURNITURE CHOIR CHAIRS SUNDAY SCHOOL FURNITURE Establxshed 1921 Stephens Jeweler Phone Z4 F1116 Jewelry For All OCCHSIOTIS FAMOUS BRANDS Quallty Serv1ces Guaranteed ! I ' ' s.C. ' ' of Dillon of Ashley Pontiac 8 Buick Inc Farrmont North Carollna L R Perrltte CTASO LINE T IRES BAT T ERIES CLOT HES HARDWARE GROCERIES and Phone 6487 Fork Chambers, Yarboro 8. Garrett TOBACCO GRO WERS Sell Your Tobacco W1th Falrmont s Oldest and Most Rehable Warehouse Flrm PEOPLE S BIC 5 Robeson Co Warehouses Comb1ned Under One Roof E J Chambers J M Cage Yarboro Bas1l W Garrett FOR THE HIGH DOLLAR SELL YOUR TOBACCO Planters Warehouses Falrmont North Carollna Cornpllnuents from The Davls Nahonal Bank Member of Federal Reserve System and F D I C Your Fr1endly Bank 1n Mulllns Carter's Gln S Feed Mull Phone MA1n 8 6301 Falrmont North Carollna . . I l ll ll . 9 , T. FINE MEAAXTS Phone MAin 8-6911 , S. C. at . . . . . , . Compliments of Hodges Super Service Center Fairmont North Carolina Lance Inc Charlotte North Carohna 501 East Jackson P O Box 16 Phone 1183 Dlllon S C Compllments of G H Bells and Son Towle Gorham Reed and Barton S11ver Lenox Castleton Franclscan Chlna Dlllon South Carollna 1909 1959 Phone 146 NG C f' mg All N Q 4' 1869 9 'Y l . A A 0 'QQ fx' ' U' W l'l9l:N1 YIUN J' 7 .- ,.,.:: 2 :vZ i5,F,' 57 ' 1: A I 1 Q DANIEL and NICHOLS W H Damel W H Damel J Fred Nlchols LIBERTY DANIELS WAREHOUSES For the sale of leaf tobacco Mcmon Federal Scavmgs an Loan Association Marlon South Carollna American Wood Products Corporation Marlon South Carollna CALL MARION PHONE 702 BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR HARDWOOD LOGS OR BLOCKS Compllments of Horry County Auto Sales Nlchols South Carollna I I . O 0 ' 1 rl l ll ll Mullins , South Carolina . , . . , . Ca rl Gorrls Contractor and Bullder Phone PL 9 2596 Lake V1ew S C Compliments Dllmar Oil Co an Associated Co Latta South Carohna P1a1n Pape, Inc arf, Kill JM. Sz Re1nforced Concrete Machlne Made Falrmont Phone MA 83472 Fayettevllle Phone HE 26960 Compllments of Norge Home Apphances P1139 Zenlth T V and Radlos New Used and Factory Rebu11t Planos Phone PL 9 2291 of d I f- I rf Lake View Furniture Co. StephenD McCormick B C Floyd jr Manager Owner Red S White Food Stores ONE OF CAROLLNAS MOST MODERN SUPER MARKETS Nxchols South Carolma F0 0 D 8 SYORES Nichols Laminating Business DRIVERS LICIENCES PHOTOS METAL PAPER Phone 8075 Nlchols South Carollna Cornphments of Marlon Nahonul Bank Mar1on S C T F Salmon Presldent C Shelley V1cePres1dent W H Llde Cash1er Member of F D I C Federal Reserve System Resources Over S5 O00 OOO The Bank of Nichols fu 1 NlChOlS South Caro llna Shooters Gas S OII Phone PL 9 2237 GAS OIL ACCESSORIES Lake VIEW and Nlchols S C Cornpllrnents George's Dept Store Mull1ns Marlon L. ' , '. . , , -00 COMPLIMENTS OF - :..- - I e I f 4 of Best Wishes from Tomlmson s Dept Store KNOWN FOR VALUES Phone 62 Dlllon S C Compliments Pee Dee Warehouse Dlllon South Carohna Huggins Byrd Motors Inc CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales and SCTVICC Phone 2561 Mulhns South CaTO11Ha Comphments Ellls Meares S Sons Cornphrnents Lake Vlew Dry Cleaners Alton Cook Owner PL 9 2266 Lake Vlew South Carohna Compllrnents from 'Phllllps Carmlchaels Servlce Center Lake Vlew South Carohna Palace Grocery M P Rozler Proprletor STAPLE 8: FANCY GROCERIES Phone PL 9 2133 Lake Vlew South Carollna Four Polnts Service Station TE C0 Repalrs for All Cars Lake Vlew S C PL 9 2281 of ' 7 , . . - , ' , of P of I I I O I e e . , l ill!!! 7 Q . -I OFFICE SUPPLIES HOl18y Comb Grill SCHOOL SUPPLIES PRINTING Always Speciauzing LETTERPRESS OFFSET in the Best Food PROCESS ENCRAVINC Barbecue Steak Herald Publlshlng Co Seafood Sandwlches CURB SERVICE D1llOH South Carohna Hwy 301 D111On S C Congratulamons Collins Dept Store from Where Quahty Is Never ExpensIve Griffith Fu rnlture Never Knowlngly Under Sold Company D111On S C D111On SOuth Carohna DILLON MOTOR SALES INC Saul. , mn. Era inn Q Vi WJ if 'N MFTQQ SAL A D111On, South Carollna Phone 21 8: 16 0 0 - . - . y a Q 0 O C I I 3 Q Q I O . S V VKAL N-1.1 1 W 'lg . A X 5 gr, :S iw, I I , L, YC' ,I . -wgfi. f L ' W Q ' - , A M --1 M., ' , DILLON SERVICE COMPANY RFQ 1 SINCLAH SIHCC 1920 SINC LAIR OILS GOODYEAR TIRES Phone 40 Dlllon South CaTOl1Ha Dixon Clark Warehouses The Best Place on Earth To Sell J T Harrls Pete Clark Ed Smlth Pete McM1chael Merrlll Cox W P Clark Propr1etors Phone 2.541 Mullms South Carolma Compllments Marlon s INS Grocery and Llttle Red Flsh House Dlllon South Carollna Kornbluts Department Store, Inc The Store of Better Values DIIIOD S C Pope Furnlture, Inc Margo Leen Dress FURNITURE APPLIANCES Shop 323 East Ma1n Street Dlllon South Carohna D111on South Carohna The Anderson Bank of Dlllon Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporauon D111on, South Carohna ' I .ii-Q .' l ll Il w 3 Q 1 I o 0 O SMITH CHEVRCLET SALES COMPANY INC YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET DEALER 92 LkV StC SMITH OIL COMPANY ESSO PL 9 2131 ESSO L. k t Jenerette s Beauty Nook Theo Bender 81 Revlon Cosmetms Use FAT BOY Note Book Paper Hot O11 Manlcures Manufactured by Faclals Massage I-Ialr Styllng Phone 8502 Mulhns South Caro hna CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT COMPANY HELPING TO BUILD A FINER CAROLINA Compllme nts of Pepsl Cola Bottlmg Co Comphmems f srsl' ou' Marion, South Carolina Fairmont Gas Co Falrmont North Carohna Compliments of TomIinson's Dept. Store KNOWN FOR VALUES Phone PL 9-2173 Lake View, South Carolina ' A Carolina Pad a Paper Co CLASS HISTORY The class of 1960 entered the portals of Lake V1ew H1gh School m September, 1955, wrth many ambrtxons and admrratxon for the care that our grammar school gave to us Our class was composed of 71 students from Unron, Fork, Kemper and Lake V1ew Class off1cers were Pres1dent, Sall1e Norton V1ce Presxdent, G W Page Secretary, Edna Bass Treasurer, B A Page and Reporter, Ellzabeth Anne Eaddy Our homeroom teachers were Mrs I H Eaddy and Mrs Maur1ce Prevatte Most of our t1me was spent learnlng where to go and be comlng accustomed to hlgh school By the t1me we had reached the 9th grade we were falrly well adj usted to the ways of hlgh school and most of our 8th grade fear had passed Our sponsors were Mrs MHLEICC Prevatte and Mrs Coleen A Howell Our class off1cers were PX'CS1dCHt, G W Page VICE Pres1dent, Brenda M1ller Secretary, Edna Bass Treasurer Ann Smxth and Reporter B A Page That year the F H A g1rls and F F A boys attended the state fan' 1n lumbxa RCCIPICHLS of the c1t1zensh1p medals were Sallre Norton and Larry Church Many of the boys and g1rls began to partlclpate 1n sports and other act1v1t1es When we entered the 10th grade, we reallzed that we were on the second step of the ladder that leads to grad uatlon Several members of the class were 1n1t1ated mto the Beta Club and attended the convent1on m Columbxa Class off1cers were Pres1dent, Sallxe Norton, V1ce Pres1dent Tucker Brxtt Secretary Brenda M1ller Treasurer Larry Church and Reporter Edna Bass Our homeroom teachers were Mrs Fanme Lou Stanley and Mr W1l11am Brxtt As we entered the Iumor Class 1t was wlth the reahzatxon that wlth one more step we would have reached the top of our ladder We began to thmk about our Junror Senror banquet and wxth the help of our sponsors Mr Van Bullock and Mr 11m Pxner we ralsed money by sel11ng magazlnes We really began to exper1ence a feelxng of prrde when we recexved our rmgs rn February Then there was the Iumor play wrth 1ts fun and exc1tement Throughout the year our class members partlcxpated 1n athlet1cs clubs, and band The Beta Club members agam attended the conventlon m Coltuanbra That year Jeanette Hayes won Natxonal recogmtxon by wmnlng a 4 H Club Health trxp to Chxcago, Ill1no1s The representatxves to Boys' State were I C Page and Larry Church The act1v1t1es were led by the class off1cers who were Pres1dent, Tucker Brrtt V1ce Pres1dent, Sherry Sanderson Secretary I C Page Treasurer janxce jones and Reporter, Larry Church And now, 1960 has arrxved and we are semors at last We have kept 50 members of our class slnce the grade Th1s year our off1cers are Pres1dent, MELTICC Moody, V1ce Pres1dent, M1r1am Smrth Secretary B A Page Treasurer, Brenda M1ller and Reporter, Sherry Sanderson Our class sponsors are Mr Van Bullock and Mrs Coleen A Howell We were proud of B A Page when he recelved a trophy as Best Lmesman of the team and George Graham when he recexved the Best Sportsman trophy at the Athletxc Banquet IH November We have worked d1l1gently for that bxg senror tr1p Larry Church IS our K1ng Teen and Sallxe Norton IS M1ss I-I1 Mxss JBDICC Jones was crowned homecommg queen and another semor Sherry Sanderson was an attendant Thrs year has been spent plannlng for that b1g event graduatlon We have ordered 1nv1tat1ons, cards, and measured for caps and gowns Our hopes and dreams of many years are commg true Soon we w1ll depart from the portals of th1s school leavmg behlnd many fr1ends and classmates and w1ll Journey out mto the world to start a new llfe of our own We w1ll always remember Lake Vzew Hxgh School, our fr1ends, teachers and our parents' patxence 1n under standmg us as we went through our many phases We salute Lake Vxew Hrgh and xts fac1l1t1es for makxng our dreams come true Class H1stor1an Jeanette Hayes J - : 1 ' ' ' S 5 . . 3 . ll I I I - . . . . . . 5 - - 5 ' 1 1 5 ,. . . , ... 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S S I n Y I ' . . , - CLASS WILL We the bra1ns and bra1nless f Lake VIEW H1gh School belng f f1rm weak m1nds and sound bod1es do hereby depart from our beloved school to conquer the unknown set before us We are proud of our past and cher1sh the fond memor1es wh1ch have contr1buted to the bet terment of our present class To the faculty we g1ve the peace of m1nd wh1ch they thought was so necessary Also we want to thank the teachers for the1r pa1nstak1ng efforts to try to gulde us 1n the r1ght d1rect1on To the underclassman we hop that we have set ourselves as good examples so that they may prepare themselves for the future Also we leave to them the many pr1v1 legeswh1ch the sen1ors possess each year trust1ng that they w1ll guard them well To help them on the1r dest1ned Journey we the sen1ors do hereby w1ll and bequeath MARIE BAILEY My ab1l1ty to date one of the Gralnger boys to Bar 1ty to capture the water sobbed' hearts of sa1lors to anyone who IS fortunate enough to se1ze one TUCKER BRITT my ablllty to study to L M Page 1n hopes that he Wlll depart from the halls of L V H S w1th1n twenty years BETTY BULLOCK my qu1etness and easy way to Kenny Wayne Bul lock PHILIP CALHOUN my ab1l 1ty to push Chevrolets to James Earl Calhoun LARRY CHURCH my ab1l1ty to master mathemat1cs to Mr James Frank11n P1ner 1n hopes that some day he may become a Professor of Mathemat1cs at Newberry College KELLY ELLIS my love for g1rls to anybody who 1s fool1sh enough to take lt BARBARA FORD four 1nches of my he1ght to Judy Hayes so that she may be as tall as her classmates and my love for psychology to Sad1e D1 mery CONNIE FOWLER my freckles to Lllllan Hugg1ns 1n hopes that she w1ll enjoy them as much as I have MARY FOWLER my love for Home Econom1cs to Joyce Dean ElV1HgtOH who may need the knowl edge of a broom and spoon 1n later l1fe JIMMY GADDY my ablllty to translate French to Mr Sanders my ablllty to be an All Star Quar terback to Wayne Page my ab1l1ty to ma1nta1n a 2 polnt average basketball to Johnny Calhoun and all my other talents to anybody who wants them BILLY GARRIS my ab1l1ty to keep my trap closed to Boston Page 1n hopes there w1ll be peace Mr Sanders off1ce HOWARD GOUGH my pass1ng ablllty to Larry Gough 1n hopes that he w1ll graduate before 1970 and my hunt1ng ab1l1ty to Monroe Page GEORGE GRAHAM my long ha1r to Mr Bullock so that 1n hot weath er h1s head w1ll not get sunburned W J GRAINGER my ablllty to get my Engl1sh homework to Cec1l Page and Leo Long J P HAYES noth 1ng because I need everyth1ng I have JEANETTE HAYES my pos1t1on as Ed1tor of 'The Gator' to Joyce perlatlve best f1gure to D1ane Brewer RICHARD HAYES m ablllty to pass Engl1sh to Larry Gough WILLODEAN HAYES my ab111ty to Slt 1n cars atlunch to any one w1ll1ng to take the chance of be1ng caught by Mr Sanders CAROLYN HILL my ab1l1ty to work algebra to Gerald1ne H111 so that she may make better grades JANICE JONES my pos1t1on as head cheerleader to the luck1est Jumor glrl w1th the b1ggest mouth and my ab1l1ty to chew gum 1n Glee Club w1thout gett1ng caught to any g1rl that can chew and s1ng at the same t1me LOIS JEAN LANE my love to work 1n the l1brary to Lance M1ller PHYLLIS LANE two 1nches of my he1ght to John Bullock and hope that he w1ll enjoy lt as much as I have SARAH JEANETTE LEE my love for mus1c to Kaye Dean so that she w1ll learn to love lt as much as I do FLORA Mc DONALD my love for Maxton to , . . O 3 - , o - , J 9 ' . S - . . . . , . . - , . . . ' ' ' in l ! - 1 ' ' A ' ' ' ll ll . . . , I , ' . 111 , , 2 e ' U ' 7 . , Q , ' ' . u P . . , , . I . ' Q . . ' ' S ' .. ' I I ba-Ta FO1'd3 EDNA BASS ' MY abil- Dean Elvington, and my senior sul ' I - . . . I I 3 ' . . L . - y l - 3 , I l , .- . . . . 5 ' . g - . . , - S ' S 2 - . I . 9 3 - ' 3 - 9 ' 9 - - , . . . 1 S S ' , I S 1 CLASS WILL my B g s1ster Jean so that we can keep It mn the fam11y MIL FORD MEARES my ab1l1ty to stay 1n trouble wrth the g1rls to Jerry Church BRENDA MILLER m ab1l1ty to always talk 1n class t anyone whose mouth locks when It closes ARNOLD MOODY m ab1l1ty to pass Enghsh to Paul Mo ody MAURICE MOODY ygo to Faye Sanderson because she w1ll never succeed ln gettlng the one she wants J D MORRIS my 'safe drmver t1tle to Johnny Hug glns SALLIE NORTON my glas ses to any poor soul who l1ke me can see no farther than the end of h1s no e B A PAGE my love for the Rancho to Mr Sanders DORIS PAGE my locker downsta1rs to Grace Page so lt w1ll be conven rent for her to talk to the senlor boys G W PAGE my L1 tle PAGE my 1ntell1gence to Helen Page and my ab1l1ty to keep my mouth shut 1n study hall to John Knox Scott J C PAGE my ab1l 1ty to r1g electlons to our next Student Counc1l Presldent Johnny Calhoun for h1s electlon has al ready been r1gged JOAN PAGE my b1g mouth' to Joan At Page s1nce It IS no fun be1ng qu1et PAULINE PAGE my ab1l1ty to graduate to my slster Alrce rn hopes that she w1l1 do the same RANDY PAGE my ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mrs Wrlson to the rest of the Scott Boys 1n hopes they w1l1 get along wlth her better than Bob by dld SARA PAGE m crazy laugh to 'Ree Johnson and my ab1l1ty to keep qulet 1n class to Jean Proctor SHIRLEY PAGE foot of my helght to my kld s1ster L1nda so that she w1ll become a star on the basketball team BOB BY PERRITTE rry black ha1r to A C Page and Lynn M111er they can throw away the dye bottle CARRIE FAYE ROGERS my qu1et and easy manner to D1anne Page MARIAN JOYCE ROUSE m ab1l1ty to catch a b1rd'lA1r Forcel to anyone who has sp1r1ts hlgh e nough to reach the sky SHERRY SANDERSON my pos1t1on as head majorette to the lucklest one of the present ma-jorettes and my love for a var1ety of boys to anyone who 15 gomg steady because they dont know what they re m1ss1ng BOB BY MCLEAN My ab1l1ty to d1s t1nqu1sh a hen from a rooster to Mr Brltt so that 1n the future he w1ll not make any more serlous m1stakes MARIE SHELLEY my love for Bookkeeplng to W1lla Dean Thompson and my black ha1r to Mary Lou Elvurgton so that peo ple w1ll stop call1ng her Red MIRIAM SMITH my love for Bus 1ness Math to L1l11an Huggms and my sen1or superlatlve 'W1tt1est' to Joyce Dean Elvlngton NANCY LAURA STEPHENS my dlplomatlc manner to Kathryn and Carolyn Arnette 1n hopes that lt w1ll get ROBERT EUGENE TANNER my ab111ty to work 1n the lunch room to anyone who has never gotten enough to eat Wymesgeg Class Lawyer Sh1rley Howell CaI'Oly'H H111 Lynn Moody CLASS SONG Tune fMe1ody of Lovej Before we say ad1eu Here IS our song to you. Now It s txme to leave you Lake Vxew Hxgh And we ll never forget you As years fly Forever I m sure In our hearts we 11 cherxsh Memorxes true Of the years we shared rn Lake Vlew I-hgh wxth you Sxde by sxde together Blue and Cold Smgmg dancmg playmg joys untold In our hearts we 11 cherxsh Memorles true Of the years we shared xn Lake View Hxgh wxth you 1 ' , 9 Q - - s' - V . , , O . . , , , . . Q - l 5 - y . . - - g - m at . ' , ' , - 3 - Q . . ' 1 ' ll ' - ' . 9 - - . , B ' ' ' Il ll. I D 7 , S S O D - . . . . , 1 . . , . . , . , 9 1 - 9 , - Q . . 5 . . - H ,t , . . . Bug to Martha Sandersong GLENN them as far as lt has gotten mes 7 g . . - ' - . ' ll ' Il ' , . . - , . ll ' . ! - Il ' I 4 , , 5 l Q 3 - y ' I II ' i I 3 - a ' - 1 P , . . . J 9 - . . - I I . . . . . . ' , so ' ' 5 . I ' . 9 , t - Y , ' ' - Il ' I ' CLASS PROPHECY The cxtrzens of the Lake V1ew communxty are aroused byj P Hayes' latest newscast of current stat1st1cs con cern1ng the Senxor Class of 1960 Here are the data that he reports The genlus of Annapol1s Naval Academy who now tops h1s class rs none other than Randy Page One of our outstandmg athletes, Marxan Joyce Rouse has Just returned from Ch1cago where she was hxgh scorer 1n the Natronal Basketball Tournament B A Page w1ll become a dent1st someday and w1ll get r1ch placrng braces on h1s fr1ends' teeth Sa1l1e Norton IS a Professor of French 8 Mathemat1cs, her two favor1te subjects at Oh1o State Un1vers1ty Edna Bass, world's greatest marr1age counselor, has dec1ded to Jom her husband 1n the Navy so they can Journey together around the world The famous Gaddy s M111 Clrcus' newest add1t1on to the clowns rs Glenn Page We see that W1llodean Hayes has her 11ttle cottage w1th the prcket fence and rambllng roses m Bullocksvllle Barbara Ford IS now head 11brar1an at the Congressxonal L1bra.ry 1n Washlngton Larry Church, a graduate of Wake Forest, 1S now a well known m1n1ster 1n Athens Georg1a If you lxke comedy, watch M1r1am Sm1th and Bobby Scott each Tuesday n1ght at 8 30 on Funt1me, U S A The glamorous Fowler sxsters Conn1e and Mary have become more popular for the1r performance 1n ' Parrs au Prrntemps I D Morr1s, Ueepj, who 1S noted for reckless drxvmg, w1ll contlnue Pl'3Ct1C1l'1Q for a few months before JOIIIIIIQ the Hell Drxvers We see how Jeanette Hayes, w1th her art1st1c talent, has won the tltle, M1ss Amer1ca, and 1S go1ng on to compete ln the M1ss Umverse' contest Kelly Ellrs has recently recelved a gold record for h1s latest h1t song, Easy L1fe Sarah Lee the world's greatest concert p1an1st, can now be seen at one of Phllxp Calhoun's amphxtheaters London, England George Henry Graham 1S now head football coach at U C L A Tucker Butt 1S h1s best quarterback G W Page has become fabulously r1ch from h1s o1l wells 1n Sagebrush Texas Sara Page 1S the stewardess on the pres1dent's prxvate plane The Coltucnbme We f1nd located on the corner of Ma1n 8 Elm 1n Lake V1ew, Dorxs Page's dress shop, and next door we see that W I Gra1nger has h1s own beauty salon where he 1S an expert at styl1ng lad1es ha1r Sherry Sanderson, nat1onal baton tw1rler has recently slgned a contract w1th MGM and w1ll make her f1rst mov1e th1s summer J1mmy Caddy pres1dent of the Lake V1ew Sugar Reflnery, says that he cannot get along XV1tl'lOUt h1s prrvate secretary, Henda M1ller Rxchard Hayes has become a p1lot IH the Arr Force, and h1s command1ng offrcer IS Robert Tanner Ianxce jones andl C Page, for some reason, have been glven the lead1ng roles 1n all Warner Bros product1ons by the producer, Bobby Perrltte Betty Bullock, p1e taster 1n Howard Gough's bakery xn Berry Hollow Alabama, has frnally found a remedy for we rght watchers By 1964 Carolyn H111 w1ll have completed Elementary traxnrng and w1ll teach the th1rd grade at Poplar Creek South Carol1na Mane Balley IS now work1ng at the Lake Vxew Dry Cleaners Joan Page has recently won the nat1onal talkmg contest she broke the record by talk1ng 38 hours Nancy Laura Stephens has recelved top honors 1n the Pee Dee Area for her sweet potato p1e reclpe B1l1y Garr1s IS now deputy sher1ff 1n the Kemper comrnumty Maurlce Moody has become foreman of M1lford Meares' Bar X Ranch 1n Oklahoma We hear that Polly Page was a m1ll1ona1re but she was forced to forfe1t the remamder of her money to Mlchael Anthony be cause she told everybody about her fortune except her husband The Lane s1sters, Lo1s Jean and Phyll1s, w1ll compete agalnst each other for the nat1onal t1tle 1n the sw1m across the Engl1sh Channel We were sorry to hear that Carrle Faye Rogers was a patxent 1n the hospxtal w1th a bra1n 1nfect1on but were glad to hear that the bra1n surgeon, Arnold Moody, came to her rescue Flora McDonald IS now teach1ng ballet at Deaton's Danc1ng School ln Oakland, V1rg1n1a Sh1rley Page has dec1ded to make homemakrng her career, she was recently chosen Housew1fe of the Year Mane Shelly 15 bookkeeper at her husband's t1re company ln New York Class Prophet Sara Page . 3 , . . , . . .. . - y I . .. . . . 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SENIOR DIRECTORY MARIE BAILEY F H A 1 2, 3 Oral Interpretat1on 1 L1brary Club 1, 2 4 4 H Club 1 Photography Club 1 EDNA RUTH BASS Class Off1cer 1,2 3 Student Colmcrl 3 4 L1brary Club 1 Beta Club 2,3 4 Off1cer 3,4 4 H Club 1 2,3 F H A 1 2 3 4 Halloween Queen 1 2 Homecommg Sponsor 3 4 Alternate Cheerleader 4 Gator Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Superlat1ve 4 Mental Contestant 1 Glee Club 1 4, Off1cer 4 TUCKER BRITT F F A 1 2 3 4 Off1cer 2,3 Football 2,3 Block Letter Club 3 4 Off1cer 4 Student Councll 3 Class Off1cer 2 3 Track 3,4 4 H Club 1 Superlat1ve 4 BETTY BULLOCK 4 H Club 1, 2 3 4 L1brary Club 3 4 Off1cer 4 H 1 , 2, Glee Club 2 PHILIP CALHOUN 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 4 Track 3 4 Glee ub 1 2 F F A 1 LARRY CHURCH F F A 1,2 Football 3 4 Gator Staff4 Boys State 3 Glee Club 3 4 Bus Drrver 3 4 Amerlcan Leglon C1t1zensh1p Award 1 King Teen 4 Class Off1cer 1, 2 3 Algebra Placee 1n State Mental Con test 2 Track 3 4 Superlat1ve 4 Junxor Play 3 KELLY ELLIS Club 1 Track 3 4 Superlat1ve 4 BARBARA ELLEN FORD L1brary Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Off1cer 2 3 President of DISUICL No 4 3 Dxstr1ct Representatlve of No at State Convenuon 3 State Executwe Board 3 GeeClub1FHA123 CONNIE FOWLER H A 12 3 4 GleeClub3 MARY HILDA FOWLER HA1234Off1ce M1ssF HA L1brary Club 2 Student Councll Representatwe JIMMY GADDY F F A14HClub1,2 3 4 GleeClub3 Ba d 1 2 Basketball 2,3,4, Captam 4 Baseball 2,4 Foot ball 3,4 Bus Drxver 3 4 Beta Club 3 Block L V 3 4 Marshal 3 Student Cotmcll 2 Scmence Club 2, 3 Honor Socxety 3 Superlat1ve 4 Mr Spotlxghtl Gator Staff 3, Junlor Play 3 BILLY GARRIS F F A 1,2,3 4 4 HClub12 3 Glee Club3 Bus Drrver 4 Baseball 4 HOWARD GOUGH F F A 1 2 3 4 HClub1 2 Basketball4 Track GEORGE GRAHAM Football 1,2 3 4 Captarn 4 Block L V Club 2, 3 4 Off1cer 4 4 H Clubl 2 Basketball 4 Cap ta1n4 Track3 4 Superlat1ve 4 F F A 1 2 4 Off1cer 2 4 Page One Hundred Sxteen W J GRAINGER Bus Drrver 4 4 H Club 1 2 JAMES HAYES 1 2, RICHARD HAYES 1 2 4 H Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 JEANETTE HAYES F H A 1 2 4 Off1cer1,2 M1ssF H A Mental Contestant 1 L1brary Club 1 4 H Club 3,4, Off1cer 1 2,3 4 M1ss Sophomore 2 Beta Club 2 3 4, Off1cer 3 4 Homecomxng Sponsor 2 4 Attendant 2 Student Councrl 2 4 Gator Staff 3 Edxtor 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Usher 3 Cheerleader 4 Block L V Club 4 Superlat1ve 4 Honor Soclety 3 WILLODEAN HAYES L1brary Club 1 4 HClub 1 F H A 2 3 SCIENCE Club 3,4 Glee Club 1 2,3, 4 Gator Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Homecommg Sponsor 2 CAROLYN RUTH HILL H 1234FTA4BetaClu Glee Club 2 3 Off1cer 3 Sc1ence Club 4 Basket ball 1 4 Honor Soclety 3 M1ss D A R 4 Superla t1ve 4 Usher 3 Junlor Class Play 3 4 H Club 1 Annual Staff 4 JANICE JONES FHA1234Mus1cClub1234BlockLV Club 3 4 Mxss Spotllght 3 Band 1 2 Sextet 3 4 Sclence Club 2 3 Officer 3 Gator Staff 4 Superla txve 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Off1cer 3 4 Homecommg Queen 4 Junxor Play 3 F F A Sweetheart 3 Class Off1cer 3 Annual Staff 4 LOIS JEAN LANE F H A 1 2 Basketball 1 L1brary Club 2,3 Officer 2 3 4 County Offxcer 4 Pl-IYLLIS LANE F H A 1 2 Basketball 1 L1brary Club 2 3 Off1cer 2,3, 4 SARAH JEANETTE LEE Muslc Club 2,3,4 Glee Club Accompanxst 2, 3, F H A 1 2 3 4 L1brary Club 2 Superlat1ve 4 FLORA MCDONALD Basketball14HClub1 2 3,4 F H A 1 2 3 Scxence Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Jumor Class Play 3 BOBBY MCLEAN F F A 1 Glee Club 1, 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 4 L1brary Club 2 3 4 H Club 1 MILFORD MEARES F F A 1 2, Off1cer 2 4 HClub 1 2,3 4 Off1cer 2 Track 3 BRENDA FAYE MILLER Class Off1cer 1 2,4 Basketball 1, 2 4 Mwlc Club 2 M1ss Spotlxght 2 F H A 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 4 H Club 1 F H A Candldate forD1str1ct Off1cer 2 Homecomxng Sponsor 3 Superlat1ve 4 ARNOLD MOODY Bus Drrver 3,4 F F A 12,3,4, 4 HClub1 Baseball 4 . . . , 3 1 3 ' 3 - , . 1 1 ' 1 ' F. 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Q , , , . . 1 .' n - . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 7 1 3 ' ' ' I 7 I , . i Q a . . , ' ' SENIOR DIRECTORY MAURICE MOODY F F A 1,2 4 Offxcer 2 3 Football 3 4 Baseball 3,4 Track 3 4 Block L V Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Bus Drlver 3 4 I D MORRIS IR Glee Club 4 Football 4 Block L V Club 4 SALLIE NORTON F H A 1 2 3,4 Beta Club 2,3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Sclence Club 4 F T A Club 4 Musxc Club 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Homecom1ng Sponsor 2 3 Amerxcan Leg1on C1t1zensh1p Award 1 Block L V Club 4 Honor SOC1EtY 3 Miss H1 M1ss 4 Superla tive 4 M1ss Spotllght 1 Class Offlcer 2 junror Class Play 3 Marshal 3, Student Counc1l 2 4 H Club 1 Annual Staff 4 Mental Contestant 1 B A PAGE F F A 1 Football 1 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 4 Track 3 4 BlockL V Club 3 4, Offxcer 4 tu dent Councxl 3 B15 Drlver 4 Band 2 Honor SOCICLY 3 Annual Staff 4 4 H Club 1, 2 Superlatlve 4 DORIS ANN PAGE F H A 1 2 3,4 Glee Club 1 2,3 4 Basketball 3 Manager 4 4 H Club 1 GLENN PAGE 1 2 3 Superlatxve 4 Bus Dr1ver 4 W PAGE IR F A 1 , Iumor Varsxty Football 1, 2 3 C PAGE F A 1 4 H Club 1,2 Band 2,3 Basketball 1 3 4 Captam 4 Football 3 Bus Drlver 4 Mental Contestant 2 Block L V Club 3 4, Student Coun c1l Offlcer 4 Class Offrcer 3 Boys' State 3 Iun1or Class Play 3 Superlatlve 4 JOAN PAGE F H A 1,2 3,4 Off1cer4 Beta Club 2 3, Offxcer 4 4 H Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Superla txve 4 Annual Staff 4 Gator Staff 4 Usher 3 Iunlor Class Play 3 Honor Soclety 3 PAULINE PAGE F H A 1 2,3 4 Band 2 4 HClub1 Cand1date for Drstnct F H A Officer, Iumor Play 3 Basket ba 124 RANDY PAGE F F A 2 3 4 Offlcer 2 3 Football 2 3 4 SARA PAGE H 2 4 H Club 1 Glee Club 2 4 Beta Club 2 3, 4 Offlcer 4 Gator Staff 4 Usher 3 Superlatlve 4 SHIRLEY PAGE F H A 1 2 3 GleeClub1,2 4 HClub1 2 Basketball 1 BOBBY PERRITTE Football 1 2 3 4 F F A 1 2 3, Offxcer Glee Club 4 Baseball 4 CARRIE FAYE ROGERS Latm Club 2 Offlcer 2 Halloween Popularxty Queenl 4 HClub 1 2 3 MARIAN JOYCE ROUSE F H A 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Block Letter Club 3 4 Hornecommg Sponsor 3 Superlatlve 4 Off1ce Assxstant 1, 2 SHERRY SANDERSON F H A 1 2,3 4 Bandl 2 3,4 Majorettel 2 3 4 Drum Majorette 4 Gator Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Edxtor of Annual 4 Glee Club 3 4 Sextet 3 4 Mus1c Club 1, 2, 3 Homecomlng Sponsor 3 4, At tendant 4, Student Councll 4, Jumor Play 3 Beta Club 3 4 4 H Club 1 Class Offxcer 3,4 Sclence Club 2 3 Mlss V1ewpo1nt 4 F F A Sweetheart 4 Superlatxve 4 MARIE SHELLEY H A1,2,3 4 4 Hclu MIRIAM SMITH H A ,3 4 Glee Club 4 Band 2,jun1or Class Play 3 Class Offlcer 4 Basketball 1 2 H Club 1 Musrc Club 1 2, 3,4 Superlatwe 4 NANCY LAURA STEPHENS F H A 1 2,3 4 Offxcer 2 4 Glee Club3 Mus1c Club 2 3 4 4 H Club 1, 2, 3,4, Offxcer 1 3, 4 County Offxcer 4 Superlat1ve 4 Scxence Club 4 ROBERT TANNER F F A 2 , 11 1 1 ' - - - 1 1 11 11 1 YI - - 1 1 ' ' - 0 - 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 . . . 1 3 ' ' ' F. .A. 1, 5 - 3 ,, 1 1 I 1 1 0 v - 1 1 1 11 1 S I - - 1 1 4 1 3 . , S ,. . 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