Latta High School - Lattatude Yearbook (Latta, SC)

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CHORUS May it ever be our motto, Latte High shall go. Yell for thee, Dear Alma Mater, ' Dear old Latta, yell. i O5 X 4 s 'Q w X O Y 4 if Q Q' ' -x 'jf , Hifi ll , I i .Aegis im Fw L, ' .1 :1 1 df' i 'll7'UlIlll1 ' --' Efahle fs! Qmsirgr Z fngpgaw ov , nf Glnntrnin SC H 0 Administration .... 5 5 Classes .... . . 11 Activities . . . 35 Athletics . . . . 51 Features .... . . 59 . Advertisements .... 69 4 , ,x . ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT MR. B. F. CARMICHAEI. A.B. Wofford College Latta High School prides itself as being one ol the best small high schools in South Carolina. Much of the credit for this goes to Mr. B. F. Carmichael, who has served the school lor 36 years. Under his guidance the school has become a member ol the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The Latta Area Schools now consist ol six schools with modern Facilities and well-qualified faculties. SECRETARY MRS. LULA B. MANNING A.B. University of South Carolina Agnes Scott College While fulfilling her duties as school secretary, Mrs. Manning always finds time to cooperate with students and organizations. Very original and talented, she is continually called upon to sponsor banquets and other activities. This year she served as sponsor lor the cheerleaders. llllllliellll fllilllllliil E PRINCIPAL MR. WALTER M. MOODY A.B. Wofford College M.Ed. University ol South Carolina Although he has served only one year at Latta High School, Principal Moody is greatly admired and re- spected by the Iaculty and students. In a firm but lrind and understanding manner he has created and encouraged an ideal atmosphere for learning at Latta High School. In spite ol his many administrative duties, he consented to sponsor this edition of the LATTATUDE. II there were such a contest, we, the statf of this yearbook, would nominate him Ior Best Principal of the Year in South Carolina. -vii- Im TRUSTEES MR. S. NORWOOD GASQUE Chairman MR. W. C. PARHAM, JR. MR. HARVEY D. COX MR. STARR SHELLEY, JR. MR. TRACY F. FINKLEA County Trustee MR. MILTON D. COLEMAN lNot Picturedl Members of the Board of Trustees of Latta School District are constantly planning for the needs ol the schools in the area. It is their untiring ettgrt that results in the many benefits that students often take for granted. I MR. CLARENCE B. ALLEN English . MR. CARROLL G. ALLEN A.B. Furman University Mathem5tlC5 M.A. University ol South Carolina B-S. Clemson College LL.B. Universit of South C lina y aro Yale University MRS. KATE S. BERRY Home Economics B.S. Furman University MISS JOYCE DREW Commerce 8.5. Winthrop College SCHOOL Band A.B. University ol North Carolina M.Ed. University ol North Carolina ,.,,,.-U.-ov- ' rwnuw mr MR. WILLIE V. MATTHEWS Science B.S. Newberry College FACULTY MRS. ELIZABETH B. KING Librarian, Latin A.B. Columbia College M.A. University ol South Carolina LL.B. University ol South Carolina MRS. ELIZABETH B. MONROE English, French A.B. Presbyterian College University of South Carolina mf 1 wuiviae,..v...iNW'5 HMP-'M MR. R. LEON MAXWELL MR. JAMES R. MOODY History, Coaching Mathematics, Coaching B.S. Newberry College A.B. Wofford College, Clemson College W1 ,yr-c 9 MR. E. EDWARD RICE History, Coaching B.S. Erslrine College MR. SEBA W. STOUDENMIRE Agriculture B.S. Clemson College FACULTY MISS ELIZABETH DEW MRS. LOIS M. WATSON Piano Sciences BA. Coker College MRS. HALLIE N. HAYES 3.5. Winthrop College Studied in New York under Guy Maier, Cafeteria Manager M.Ed. University of South Carolina Edwin Hughes, and Hans Barth University of North Carolina C L ASS ES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Malcolm George 'en--S W5 I M VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER POET Margaret E. McCutcI1eon Warren Fore Jerry Jackson Sally Manning ' I 2 CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and White CLASS MOTTO ln Ourselves Our Future Liesi' CLASS FLOWER Red Rose SPONSORS MRS. ELIZABETH B. KING MR. CLARENCE B. ALLEN The Senior Class Sponsors have been valuable to the Seniors as guides and advisors. Mrs. King, who has been sponsor For the girls lor six years, directed the Junior and Senior Plays. Mr. Allen, the boys' sponsor lor three years, was sponsor lor the Junior-Senior Ban- quet last year. CLASS PGEM THE JOURNEY'S END By Sally Manning We were so eager when we began our journey Through a land called School,,' twelve years ago. Our destination was the lar-off Graduation - Twelve miles away, the pace seemed so slow. Sometimes we would stop and linger by the wayg Oltimes grave obstacles caused us to lall, Then bravely we'd rise and set out again, Ever becoming stronger through it all. Our teachers were our guiding lights along the path: Each year lor us they opened many a new door. Now time seemed to fly by as we perceived Each mile passing more quickly than the one before. Now we have reached Graduation and are ready To journey into lar lands and places unknown, Our loncl larewell to our school and classmates dear, You have prepared us, now each must go alone. MARY ELNETA AM MONS Success comes to him who is honest, industrial, and persistent. A quiet girl . . . solt spoken . . . ambitious . . . hardworking . . . plenty ol determination. HEZZY CARL ANDERSON Pete I am happy as I can be, for I never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me. A happy-go-lucky Iellow . . . Full of lun . . . sincere . . . likes the girls. AUBREY YATES ARNETTE, JR. PoIiteness costs little and yields much. A slow but sure smile . . . shy but de endable . . . quiet . . . Iriendly . . . wears fashionable clothes. WILLIAM SPINKS BETHEA, JR. Billy The will to do it, the soul to dare. A good student, especiall in science . . . lots ol lun to know . . . a leader in the right direction. SENIOR SAMUEL EDWARD BRUNSON, JR. Eddie I have lun wherever I gofi An excellent athlete . . . loves to yell Red Hotii at pep rallies . big mouth and bigger heart. VIRGINIA BRYANT Quiet and kind, modest and true. A true Iriend . . . a willing worker . . . considerate ol others . . . a ready smile . . . valuable student librarian. JOHN GARY BULLARD, JR. A quiet tongue shows a wise head. A good athlete . . . quiet . . . well-mannered . . . lriendly . . . nice looking. BRENDA JOYCE COLEMAN A smile is the trademark ol a happy souI.'i Good looking . . . pretty, green eyes . . . a dazzling, sweet smile . . . 'peaches and cream complexion . . . lriendly . . . good sense of humor. I 4 BARBARA ANN COOKE The quiet mind is richer than a crown. Determined . . . quiet . . . studious . . . a friend worth having . . . sweet and friendly . . . ambitious. PAU LA DEW Her charms strike the sight: Her merit wins the soul. Personality plus . . . good looking . . . basketball star . . . serves with her music . . . unforgettable as Jo in Little Women. CHARLOTTE JEAN FORE The best things often come wrapped in the smallest packages. Petite and sweet . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . her eyes tell a story . . . beautiful black hair . . . pleasing personality. WARREN KENNETH FORE He is wittyf he is cleverp He's an al-round good fellow. Accommodating . . . loves sports . . . likes people . . . wins all local amateur dancing competitions. CLASS JOHN McLEAN GADDY, JR. Mack,' Oh, this learning . . . what a thing it is. Loves to tease . . . a good sport . . . plenty of determination . . . very friendly . . . loves his leisure. JUDITH ANN GASQUE Judy Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. A good student . . . quiet but deep . . . a big flirt . . . always reducing . . . very valuable on Shall-Go . . . loves a good time. MALCOLM McLEOD GEORGE Cinders and pretty girls are hard to remove from a man s eye. Happy-go-lucky . . . fine athlete . . . very popular with both sexes . . . plays the field, with women and in sports. JEAN HOWARD GRIFFIN Jeanie A true friend is forever a friend. Friendly . . . nice to know . . . neat . . . dependable . . . has a lovely singing voice . . . feeds the basket- ball girls oranges. I5 .iq 'M ..swi '5f'?'i EDWARD DOUGLAS HATCHELL, JR. Eddie Youth comes but once in a lifetime. A tip-top athlete . . . shy, but worth knowing . . . a royal smile . . . liked and admired by everyone. KAY NAN HENRY A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest menf' Good looking . . . talking eyes . . . very dramatic . . . a good student . . . can do anything she wants to clo. CAROLYN LUCILE JACKSON Nothing worries her and nothing hurries herf' Pretty . . . good disposition and personality . . . romantically intereste in a nearby town. JANICE MARIE JACKSON She puts her troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. Calm and collected . . . wears pretty clothes . . sincere . . . very cooperative. SENIOR GERALD WALTER JACKSON Jerry Happy is the man who dares courageously to do what he believes. Tall, dark, and handsome . . . considerate of others . . . willing to'Iend a helping hand. DEANS WOODROW JOHNSON Men, like bullets, go Iartherest when they are smoothest. A Iady's man . . . bus driver . . . a big little man . . . pleasing personality. GARY KAGY JOHNSON Koky l'II try anything once, and some things twice. Class clown . . . good personality . . . liked by every- body . . . good football player. CHARLES DWIGHT JONES, JR. Nor spoke a word more than was his need. Courtesy plus . . . a Friend when in need . . . neat . . . always does more than his duty. I 6 ISABELLE LANE Still water runs deep. Quiet and timid . . . attractive, blonde hair . . . determined . . . she got her man. RANDOLPH CRAIG LANE Randy Built to win, without, within. Excellent student . . . popular . . . admired by all . . . good sense of humor . . . knows how to make love in public! EDISON LEE, JR. What, me worry? A big talker . . . lots of bluff . . . a kind heart . . . iriendly and cooperative. IEILDA ALICE LEE lt is better to work than to be idle. Ambitious . . . intelligent . . . hard worker . . . has olans and will succeed. CLASS MARIAN EINKLEA LeGETTE Dump Leave silence to the saints, l'm human. Sweet . . . talks incessantly, but never says an unkind Nord . . . very popular . . . talented musician and speaker. SARA LOUISE MANNING Sally A perfect woman, nobly planned, to warm, to comfort and command. An outstanding student . . . combines high l.Q. with a plus amount of I will'l' . . . sweet as pie . . . likes The Citadel. MARGARET ELLEN McCUTCHEON Mart Y Happy am If from care l'm free. Why arenit they all contented like me? Sood looking . . . indifferent . . . loves a good ime . . . allergic to studying, but enjoys reading nagazines. LARA CORNELIA McMlLLAN Sissy Wit and wisdom are born in a woman. Rn excellent student . . . never let's studying interfere with a good time . . . fine basketball player . . . small n statue, but tall in ability and leadership. I 7 'QOH' ww. Wm ,sf in NJ Q 'W-T7 ffm MARGUERITE MOORE Moose' All of life's gems are not found in mines. A big girl with a big heart . . . competent student librarian . . . knows how to sell magazines . . . good basketball guard. DOUGLAS PARHAM, JR. Doug Determination fulfills the dearest dreams. Very talented . . . plenty of originality . . . hard worker . . . gifted musician . . . gets things done . . . dependable. JOSEPH EDWARD REAVES, JR. Joe The mildest manners often go with the bravest mindf, An outdoor man . . . loves hunting and fishing . . . chuckles a lot . . . good scientist. JOHN EARL RICH lf you think this world is dull, you had better see a doctor. Enthusiastic . . . willing to work if he's interested . . . quite a political manager even if his candidates did SENIOR WALLACE DUNCAN SELLERS, lll Wally' Nothing risked, nothing gained. lose. Good personality . . . cute as a button . . . gooc athlete . . . popular with pupils and faculty. PEGGY ANN SHELLEY Peg' Success is sure unless energy fails. Leads that band . . . loves all her friends . . . gooc business woman when it comes to collecting for the cause. CLARA STANTON To know her is to love herf' Neat as a pin . . . everygready smile . . . soft spoken . . . dainty . . . a capa le student librarian. OBIE TURBEVILLE, JR. Love me, love my cars. Likes the girls . . . studying isn't in his lines . . spends a lot of time in North Lattaf' BOBBIE JEAN TYNDALL We live in deeds, not in years. Small, but determined . . . a will of her own . . . pretty blonde hair . . . combines business and school. MARY ELIZABETH USHER Betty Not what you get, but what you give in life. Short and sweet . . . enjoys her afternoon job at the Pharmacy . . . twinkling brown eyes. EMILY RUTH UTLEY Be swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to wrath. Always smiling . . . kind and friendly . . . a very congenial pal to her friends. BETTY JANE WATSON She is a sunbeam on a winter day. A beautiful brunette . . . studious and smart . . . conscientious and capable . . . has an attractive wardrobe. EMILY ANN WEATHERLY Gives the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. An unselfish friend . . . a talented artist . . . gives of her best . . . always goes the second mile. CLASS AMELIA JEAN WEBSTER Gentle in her ways. Quiet, but friendly and sincere . . . a true friend in need . . . a will of her own. JEANNIE LOUISE WIGGINS Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. Dreamy eyes . . . sweet smile . . , good report card . . . head full of knowledge. STEPHEN DECATUR WILLIAMSON, JR. From studying and women, l'm completely free, so let me alone and let me bef' Good fellow . . . lots of fun to know . . : popular with all . . . cooperative. MARGARET LOIS WISE It's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Pleasing personality . . . pretty grey eyes . . . loves to read . . . faithfu student librarian. JASPER DEWEY WOODLE, JR. J. D. Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. Quiet and dependable . . . competent office assistant . . . valuable member of the class. vias MV Nia Y '9 'Q' ,E-wg . gig iv: I WWW?-M - WMA-44 lZJ'fX5 Sh W f -M 1,,,,,,J fJJi 'g,wwv '1nM79M I 0 7: Y: 09,3- Wg H 'er ! 11 5W'f'Z !l ,, Nam W KJZHJ-2ff'1f'1p 'e'9 l W M- 5 UMM O Mbps? Q l Wwmfwwiw 6 fff K mv-Oz fa Hwy, Zgdnwww vs! 011, A , ,LMA fmffao-'rf www PRESIDENT Walker Graham CLASS OFFICERS JU IORS VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER J. T. Powers Shirley Norton Vic Bethea SPONSORS Mrs. Kale Berry Mr. R. L. Maxwell 24 Howard Beckwith James Bethea Vic Bethea Jerry Brunson Mary Ellen Byrd Tommy Coleman Leon Coward Eunice Faye Cox Kathryn Dillon Sylvia Gasque Corine George Walker Graham Patsy Hardy Gwen Haselden Betty Lou Jackson Joyce Jackson Ralph Jackson Ruth Jackson Mac James Sara McCormick Carol McDaniel Bill McDonald Brenda McLellan Sherril Morrison Shirley Norton J. T. Powers Lois Sweat Elizabeth Ward lNot Picturedl Deans Byrd Junior Hunt 'WN' 'ers- 'uw as. . SOPHO Charlie Bethea Linda Brunson Lawrence Bullard Geneva Caulder William Coleman Joyce Collins Judy Coolce Carroll Ellis Freddie Ellis Buzzy Finlrlea Patsy Gardner Ann Gasque Harold Grice Francis Hardy Rachel Hardy Henry Hartley Sonny Haselden Leon Hayes Marie Hayes Katherine Hollida Clyde Humphrey Alice Faye Hyatt Jobie Jacluson Peggy Jaclison Laval Johnson Morgan Johnson Katherine Lane Curtis Lee Jean Lee Sylvia Lee Lalon LeGette Leo Long William Lundy Carlton Medlin Doris Miller Libby Monroe ORES Y Vonnie Mae Moody Kay Page Martha Page Betty Parham Billy Parham Sarah Paschal Billy Porter Beatrice Powers Ernestine Powers Barbara Ray Dickie Reaves Tommy Rogers Joe Sanderson Billy Shelley Diane Shelley Robert Snipes Ann Taylor Betty Turner Irene Tyndall Linda Watson Mollie Wise Ann Woodle FRESHME Alice Faye Allen Bill Beckwith W. C. Berry Bob Bethea Flora Ann Brigman Kelly Brown Jimmy Brumbles Billy Byrd Raymond Caulder J. C. Coward Jimmy Dew Ray Erwin Virginia Floyd Bruce Fore Aaron Gandy Kenneth Garner Nancy Gasque Ann George Wilder Hatchell Linda Hayes Pat Home Janet Hulon Shirley Hunt Chancellor Jackson Patricia Jackson Tim Jackson Wayne Jackson Bobby Landers Charles Lane Mabel Lane Gwen Lee Ernest Long Ellis McDaniel Larry McDonald Carolyn Owens Leila Parham J. B. Powers Joyce Prescott Wayne Prescott Larry Pullie Wanda Rogers Claire Shelley Mary Catherine Sm Bonnie Usher W. B. Wigqins Carolyn Wilkes EIGHTH GR Barbara Anderson Betty Anderson Tommy Berry Gloria Bethea Ruthie Blackmond Lewis Brigman Richard Brigman Charlie Brown Mable Brown Betty Jean Bryant Marilyn Butler Ravenel Campbell Kenneth Carter Azalee Caulcler Betty Jean Caulder Theo Caulder Carolyn Clark Clarence Clark Mamie Lee Clark Gail Coleman Cecil Collins Andrea Cooper Annie Coward Sandra Cox Carl Edwards Janine Epstein Marion Finklea Jimmie Gardner Pat Hamilton Dorothy Hatchell Graham Hayes Judy Huggins Betty Jean Hunt Elvin Hyatt Lois Hyatt Betty Ann Jackson Bobby Jackson Bestelle Lane Bonnie Mae Lane Corky Lane Lester Lane Patsy Lundy Billy McLellan Albert Miller Ann Mishoe Jimmy Moore Jeff Parham Minnie Pearl Pate Ronnie Porter Billy Powers Woodrow Powers Hubert Prescott Catherine Ray Brenda Rippy Jo Anne Rippy Pat Sellers David Sessions Wayne Small Donald Smith John Smith Margaret Sweat Jo Ann Turbeville Barbara Turner Betty Sue Turner Joyce Ann Watson Ann Williamson Wilmer Wise Malcolm Woodle SEVENTH GR DE Jean Anderson Alton Atkins Lavern Brigman Betty Brumbles Glenda Brumbles Larry Brumbles Donald Carter Geraldine Carter Edna Clark John Clark Vera Clark Joyce Cox Shirley Cox Billy Dew Julian Dew Gerry Fleming Suzanne Fore Barbara Freeman Claude Graham Betty Grimes Terry Hamilton Jimmy Hardy Johnny Hartley Barbara Hatchell Carol Horner Joyce Ann Hubbard Annie Sue Hyatt Virginia Hyatt Alvin Jackson Neil Jackson Lanier Johnson Peggy Johnson Betty Jones Frances Landers Shirley Lane Robert Long Bo Manning Carl Miles Joe Miles Bud Moody Nancy Moore Cathy Morrison Sylvia, Parham Buddy Paschal Mary Phillips Curtis Polson Lillie Polston Betty Roberts Carolyn Rouse Charlton Spann Bobby Sweat Earl Sweat Ann Tolar Howard Turbeville Jimmy Turner . Billy Vereen Walter Williamson FACULTY First M rs. Row: Alma S. Griffin Mrs. Rebecca McMillan Mrs. Grace T. Moody Mrs. Lucile Coleman Mrs. Dolly S. Rice Miss Joyce Jones Second Row: Mrs. Nancy Brigman Mrs. Shirley Berry Mrs. Miss M iss Mrs. M rs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. M iss Nancy D. Johnson Hester Willoughby Carlotta Rogers Eupha Lee Allen Martha Shelley Eloise Epps lsla C. Blallely Lois P. Watson Dorothy Rogers ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRI CIP L MR. ALEX HAMPTON JOHNSON B.S. Wake Forest College M.Ed. University ol South Carolina Far lrom the days ol the one-room school house is the well-equipped Latta Elementary School. The up-to-date system has 16 teachers. Facilities include two recently remodeled buildings, a modern cafeteria, a new primary building, FIRST GRADE Mrs. Eloise B. Epps FIRST GRADE Mrs. Rebecca H. McMillan FIRST GRADE Miss Carlotta Rogers SECOND GRADE Mrs. Eupha Lee AIIen 1 hmm! ELEMENTARY SECOND GRADE Mrs. Isla C. Blakely SECOND GRADE Mrs. Grace T. Moody THIRD GRADE Mrs. Alma S. Griffin THIRD GRADE Mrs. Nancy D. Johnson THIRD GRADE Miss Dorothy Rogers SCHOOL FOURTH GRADE Miss Florence Allen FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Martha Shelley FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Shirley Berry FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Nancy Brigman FIFTH GRADE Miss Hester Willoughby ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Lucile Coleman SIXTH GRADE Mr. Alex H. Johnson SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Dolly S. Rice SPECIAL CLASS Mrs. Lois P. Wafson 34 ACTIVITIES l an lr I1- . 1 if . s'mm1:NT PUBLICATION LATTA HIGH SCHOOL Vol. XXX No. 3y y as yiaeegy s. O. ' 1 1- vyNovember 2l, 1958 llleetherlv ls llhbw' Ul-lli li Senior named Latt sentative her classma ulty on Nov tion is ba. bility, serv and pa tr-10111 S This cont ed by the Sta or outstandin The district a ners will be p girls' qualif the above trai .ne state winners will have a choice of a 8100 Government Bond or a 575 college scholar- ship. Continued on Page 8. mon ls Crowned ecnming llueen mlighting the half- vf the Latte-Loris n Oct. 31, Senior :lemon was crowned '53 Homecoming Queam y was runner-up. y contestants were f,gQbg', lhrgnret Ellen igggffign, q,,, and Sally Man- feggjqikay formed a beau- ,g535eg5.eau as School rjgftifl . Norwood Gasque I' yce, who had been named by the vote of the LHS student body. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman. She plans to attendl college next year.. Continued on page 7. THE LATTA SHALL-GO has a reputation as a state winner, having copped many honors during the 31 years of its existence. ln the trophy case are nine cups lor tops in the state in its class, two For mimeograph make-up, and lour for excellent writing in the Story of the Month Contest. Mrs. Elizabeth King has been faculty advisor for the past 10 years. Miss Joyce Drew is business advisor lieliq. Emphnsls llleek TO Be Dec. 8-IZ Religious Emphasis Week, sponsored by the Student Council, will be observed at LHS from Dec. 8-12. A varied inspirational program will be presented every morning in chapel by the Student Council. -MUUCE 414.511 Deillkl tiflfl d'LlI'l1OI' :sand and Miss Joyce Dr recently organized for the purpose of or-on-oting interest in and encouraging Band activities. They will cooperate winner. :l -fav rrw1A h4AAvU VJ. UIAV an An:ex1.L.!.uA1LJA C E 'N-Ar N f ' YQ? . Q 'Yiw- . N-- a A Q .el raw cent of the High School Band are About 75 per grade or below. t.a!f3Q-ff r. l HE ii Z ,, SPSCA Lmre slmll-O 1 Sfg? :ESTABLISHED 1923 Published monthly by the students of Latta High School Subscription Rate 7549 yearly EDITOR-IN-CHIEF --------------- -Randy Lan ASSOCIATE EDITOR ------ ----Marian LeGett BUSINESS MANAGER ---- ---- -- --Walker Grah ADVERTISING MANAGER---Margaret Mcflutche ATHLETIC Enrron ------------ ---Paula D SCHOOL EDITOR ---------------- Libby Monro COLUMN EDITOR ------------- - ---- M ac Jams CITY EDITOR- ------- --Billy Clyde Par . ART EDITOR ------------- e---- An n Weatherl TYPISTS----Judy Gasque and Bobbie Tyndal CIRCULATION MANAGER --------- --Ernest Lon ADVISORS -------------- Mr s. Elisabeth Kin LHS girls will ride floats , l,,, . 1 -v ,Je Q. 1 4... v,-f . I. . .. , ,fvf 1 1' ,e ,df .nf . - 1 - ,- -i .f ,p - ,. . 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SECOND ROW: Mr. C. B. .Allen, Walker' Graham, Leon Coward, Randy Lane, Doug Parham, Billy Bethea. 5355,-L No honor conferred by Latta High School excels that of membership RHOQSQFQH' in the National Honor Society. lts four objectives are Character, 22 Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Membership requires a B ' 6 average, three Honor Points, and faculty approval. Randy Lane, hav- ll ' ing the most Honor Points, is president. Sally Manning is vice-president, ' Jean Griffin is secretary, ancl Kay Henry is treasurer. Mr. C. B. Allen is sponsor. . The purpose of this organization is to give teenagers practice in self-government and the ways of democracy so that they may be y T better prepared to lives as adults in a democracy. Members of the 'Klum VM 'IWQIQDFT' W7 4 Student Council consist of homeroom presidents and National Honor Society members. The officers are Marian LeGette, resident, Paula Dew, vice-president, and Sally Manning, secretary anclatreasurer. Prin- cipal Walter M. Moody is sponsor. COUNCH FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. W. M. Moody, Paula Dew, Mirian LeGette, Sally Manning. SECOND ROW: Bob Bethea, LaFor LeGette, Sissy McMillan, Jeanie Griffin, Ann Weatherly, Judy Gasque, Terry Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Kay Henry, Anne Tolar, Sandra Cox, Betty Lou Jackson, Randy Lane, Betty Jane Watson, Irene Tyndall, Corky Lane. FOURTH ROW: Doug Parham, Warren Fore Leon Coward, Vic Bethea, Malcolm George, Walker Graham. if L, ,. .... a. annul! as KM' - , f 4 SEATED. LEFT TO RlGHT: Brenda McLellan, Shirley Norton, Betty Lou Jackson. STANDING: Leon Coward, Wallrer Graham. Vic Bethea. The Scholastic Marshals are six Juniors who were chosen on the basis ol their high scholastic averages in their sophomore year. They have V marshalled at recitals, plays, and other programs during the year. They also served at Baccalaureate Services and Graduation. This is one of ' the highest honors a Junior can attain. The- Marshals are sponsored by the Student Council. These scholars represented Latta at the State Mental Contest held 1 Columbia last year. They stood Examinations in Junior English, .enior English, Junior Algebra, Senior' Algebra, Plane Geometry, Liology, and American History. Those who placed were Randy Lane 1 Senior English and American History: Tommy McCollum in Geome- S S Tv , ryf and Margaret Fore and Freddie Ellis in Junior English. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Manning, Sissy McMillan, Ann Weatherly, Betty Parham, Libby Monroe, Diane Shelley, Betty Lou Jaclzson. SECOND ROW: Wallrer Graham, Randy Lane, Leon Coward, Billy Clyde Parham, Billy Bethea, Freddie Ellis, Vic Bethea, Doug Parham. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Horne, Virginia Floyd, Nancy Gasque, Linda Hayes, Linda Watson, Diane Shelley, Betty Parham, Libby Monroe, Bruce Fore, Wilder Hatchell. SECOND ROW: Leon Hayes, Henry Hartley, Charlie Bethea, Sonny Haselden, Billy Clyde Parham, Billy Porter, Carroll Hopkins, William Lundy, Buzzy Finklea, Bob Bethea, Freddie Ellis, Mrs. Elizabeth King. ,fr-, This year there are 21 members ol the Latin Club, which meets once 1' .sy L every six weeks with programs on Roman life, times, and customs. f ' t Emphasis is placed on Latin's influence on us today. The club's motto X - I is Labor Omnia Vincitf' Otficers are Clyde Parham, president: Bob xt 1' B Bethea, vice-president, Freddie Ellis, secretary and treasurer, and Libby SQ ,gf . . . . W Monroe, scribe. Mrs. Elizabeth B. King is sponsor. The purpose of the French Club, Le Cercle Francais, is to learn more about the country and people of France and to develop an appre- ciation lor French art, music, and literature. The club meets once every six weeks. Its motto is Aide-toi, le ciel t'aidera. Officers are Walker CL B Graham, president: Elizabeth Ward, vice-president, and Mac James, secretary and treasurer. Mrs. James Monroe is sponsor. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. James Monroe, Shirley Norton, Gwen Haselden. STANDING: Walker Graham, Leon Coward, Vic Bethea, Mac James. NOT PICTURED: Elizabeth Ward, Carol McDaniel. If ,q M. .ss .az-,.:: . . ,- 5, f, .... ' 9 :asm aawti W ' Ziff fi , semis: :fx H 5 .x W M 5, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathryn Lane, Suzanne Fore, Peggy Johnson, Nancy Moore, Patricia Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Elizabeth King, Jean Lee, Lois Wise, Clara Stanton, Virginia Bryant, Jeilda Lee. THIRD ROW: Marguerite Moore, Libby Monroe, Diane Shelley. Betty Parham. The Library Club of Student Assistants is a service club. The mem- bers serve one period each day. Without these faithful workers, the library could not function successfully. The Student Librarians are eligible lor membership in the Activity Club alter two years ol service. A B Officers are Marguerite Moore, president: Lois Wise, vice-president: B and .Ieilda Lee, secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Elizabeth King, librarian, E is sponsor. The Science Club, formally known as The Knights of Science, meets Iour times a year lor lectures or field trips. This year the club visited ,fx the University of North Carolina and Dulce University, and sponsored 4.5 the annual Science and Math Fair. Otficers are Billy Parham, presi- 421 dent: Billy Bethea, vice-president: Sissy McMillan, secretary, and Ann B mmbmwm Weatherly, treasurer. Mrs. Lois M. Watson is sponsor. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Clyde Parham, Sissy McMillan, Ann Weatherly, Billy Bethea, Mrs. Lois M. Watson. SECOND ROW: Charlie Jones, Randy Lane, Freddie Ellis, Warren Fore, Doug Parham, Paula Dew. THIRD ROW: Earl Rich, Joe Reaves, Vic Bethea, Leon Coward, Walker Graham. . H 41 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marguerite Moore. Jeanie Griffin, Judy Gasque. SECOND ROW: Paula Dew, Lois Wise, Marian LeGette, Sissy McMillan, Sally Manning, Ann Weatherly. THIRD ROW: Shirley Herring, Clara Stanton, Jeilda Lee, Virginia Bryant, Libby Monroe, Betty Parham, Peggy Shelley. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Clarence Hayes, Doug Parham, Mac James, Freddie Ellis, Vic Bethea, Leon Coward. The purpose ol the Activity Club is to give recognition to students bringing honor to their school through extra-curricular activities other than athletics. Members of the Band, F. H.A., F. F. A., Glee Club, Science Club and Student Librarians are eligible for the Activity Club. CL B Officers are Ann Weatherly, president, Clara Stanton, vice-president, Vic Bethea, treasurer: and Virginia Bryant, reporter. The purpose ol the Bloclc L Club is to give recognition to students Fi L who have excelled in athletics. To earn a letter, a student must play an average ol one quarter each game. The annual banquet was held in November featuring the theme Sports in Season. Officers are CL B Joyce Coleman, president: Sissy McMillan, vice-president, Shirley Nor- L il ton, secretary: and Walker Graham, treasurer. Coach Leon Maxwell is sponsor. INSIDE ROW, TOP TO BOTTOM AND LEFT TO RIGHT: George, Finlclea, Bethea, Fore, Johnson, Parham, Brunson, Maxwell, Hatchell, Bullard, Graham, Snipes. OUTSIDE ROW, TOP TO BOTTOM AND LEFT TO RIGHT: Powers, Moore, Manning, Dew, Griffin, Shelley Parham, McCutcheon, Wise, LeGette, Dillon, Norton, Henry, McMillan, Coleman. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeilda Lee, Jean Fore, Joyce Coleman, Paula Dew, Margaret Ellen McCutcheon, Ann Weatherly. Mrs. Elizabeth King. SECOND ROW: Earl Rich, Randy Lane, Mack Gaddy, Malcolm George, Warren Fore. Charles Jones. NOT PICTURED: Judy Gasque, Marguerite Moore, Eddie Brunson. The Senior Class successfully presented Rest Assured as its annual l - W play in April. This distinctly different comedy paclced a laugh-a-line, but it also carried a fine lesson. Warren Fore and Randy Lane por- trayed heavy character roles with ability and finesse. The 16 Seniors in the cast agree it was much work but more fun. To them it will ever Y be a cherished memory. Louisa Mae Alcott's Little Women was the Junior Play for the Class of 1959. Portrayed in authentic costumes in an appropriate setting, this play will long be remembered. The performance was ably .. - coached by Mrs. Elizabeth King. The four Little Women were Meg, Sally Manning, Jo, Paula Dew, Beth, Marian LeGette, and Amy, Sissy Y 1 s McMillan. Marguerite Moore was prompter. M LEFT TO RIGHT: Marguerite Moore, Randy Lane, Doug Parham, Warren Fore, Sissy McMillan, Sally Manning, Ann Weatherly, Marian LeGette, Paula Dew, Jean Griffin. NOT PICTURED: Macl: Gaddy. Kay Henry, Billy Bethea. .,,,,,,.,f WWW I7 7 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hayes, Watson, Tolar, Usher, Parham, C. Shelley, Williamson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hayes, Vereen, Herring, Garner, Berry, Landers, D. Shelley, E. Long, R. Long. THIRD ROW: Collins, Gritfith, George, Gasque, F. A. Brigman, Dew, Hardy, R. Brigman. FOURTH ROW: P. Shelley, Haselden, Hayes, Porter, Page, Hatchell, Epstein, Coleman, Collins. This year's band was young and laclced experience, but it showed much potentiality at its appearances. Under the direction ol Band- master Clarence F. Hayes, who is an excellent musician, the future lor the Band appears bright. Mr. Hayes is one ol the finest clarinetist anywhere. ln January the Band was host to the Eastern District Band Clinic. AN These five high-steeping girls led the Latta High School Band in its appearances at football games, pep rallies, and parades throughout the year. They were paced by Senior Peggy Shelley who has displayed excellent ability lor two years. Other majorettes were Senior Joyce Coleman, Gwen Haselden, a Junior, Joyce Collins, a Sophomore: and Linda Hayes, a Freshman. MAJORETTES I 44 LEFT TO RIGHT: Gwen Haselden, Linda Hayes, Peggy Shelley, Joyce Coleman, Joyce Collins. I -- .,...... - Mm, .,.. .... . M- ,-W..-a W--- ........ ..., .-,...-.-,,,,,..,...,.., ,. -M ,-.,..W,,.,-,..,.l FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: English, J. Ellis, Gordon, D. Fore, Manning, Ford, Coward, Epps. SECOND ROW: Brumbles, Brigman, S. Dew, J. Dew, Morrison, Horner, S. Fore, Watson, Finklea. THIRD ROW: D. Parham, F. Ellis, McMillan, D. Shelley, LeGette, P. Dew, J. Parham, S. Parham, C. Shelley, L. Parham, Sellers, Miss Dew. These students are piano pupils ol Miss Elizabeth Dew. They present :wo recitals each year and serve the community and churches with :heir talent. In December a group of these musicians presented a arogram ol organ and piano religious music at the Methodist Church. Diane Shelley, Libby Monroe, Leila Parham, Claire Shelley, Paula Dew, lrlarian LeGette, and Freddie Ellis have won superior ratings at District and State Music Festivals. This group ol musicians are piano students ol Mrs. Dollie S. Rice. They have music lessons either once or twice a week. Both elementary school and high school pupils are eligible to take lessons. This is Mrs. Rice's first year in Latta and her second year ol teaching. She received a B.S. degree in Public School Music at Erskine College. PIAN 7 P PILS fMiss Dewl D PIAN P PIL o QMrs. Rrcej KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Coleman, Bill Coleman, Sylvia Lee, Jean Lane, Jackie Tyndall. STANDING: Mrs. Dollie S. Rice, Diane Graham, Jennie Leigh Gardner, Gail Lane, Joyce Collins, Gwen Lee. SM ft?-V J, y 32s nm f M V lu. 1 r .M 1 owe Hgwlgs Q nf. 1 ,,gq,.,Qs-- Q at I BOYS GIRL STATERS s 5 ii 6 is 2 S Boys and Girls States are sponsored by the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary for the purpose ol teaching citizenship and democratic government. The Girls' State representatives and alter- nates, Jeanie Griffin and Ann Weatherly, were chosen by the Senior girls. The Boysi State representatives and alternates, Doug Parham LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Lane, Paula Dew, Marian LeGette, Billy Bethea, Y 9 9 CHEERLEADERS and Edward Hatchell, were chosen b the faculty. The choices were based on character, personality, and leadership. Clad in red and black, the cheerleaders are one of the flashiest groups at Latta High School. Accompanied by their sponsor, Mrs. Lula B. Manning, these girls led the cheering sections at all football and basketball games and pep rallies. They were cheerleaders Ior the East side at the Pee Dee Tobacco Bowl Game. Second-grader Joy Bethea is mascot. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Ellen McCutcheon, Mollie Wise. STANDING: Kay Henry, Marian LeGette, Kathryn Dillon Shirley Norton. ,. Q- gysggzu rasfgwrz zswwifi . Wm 'i Qygfr A my 5, 7 V ,ff I We 25.853-Qi f W it -A Q wage? ,Tiiaifmz 1. wwf A . ggi is I fb I in r WWW Sith ' Wi lifizmisazs Hkigiisvn QKQQSV WET' Q! LEFT TO RIGHT: J. D. Woodle, Irene Tyndall, Gwen Haselden, Kay Henry, Kathryn Dillon, Jerry Flemming. This group ol students is one ol several service organizations in action at Latta High School. Their work is olten overlooked and rarely appreciated by the student bod . The office assistants give up one study period. Their duties includle running errands, taking telephone calls, and operating the duplicating machine. They receive no pay or favors lor their services. Over the years Latta High School bus drivers have had a com- mendable safety record. This record has been upheld again this year by a capable group ol drivers. The responsible position that these drivers hold is recognized by all students. Other students who have Driver's Certificates are Howard Beckwith, Vic Bethea, Junior Hunt, Ralph Jackson, Edison Lee, Bill McDonald, Joe Sanderson, and Stephen Williamson. OFFICE ASSISTANTS 'W' BUS DRI ERS KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Malcolm George, Warren Fore, Walker Graham, Deans Johnson. STANDING: J. D. Woodle, J T Powers, Carl Anderson, Aubrey Arnette, Eddie Brunson. NOT PICTURED: Jerry Jackson, Wallace Sellers. r nusv awww 2-mf-,uf MW... n- . 4- .aww ...Q 5 -f 1'Qf'.!2f5i f?4i ,:.:3fS::f' Qwfiw 53355559 ,EN ' 'sera A r e if sikwwfr A r sa.. sf' ,. u Q .55 W' V 52. :MQ 54 f 7 is .f'V' '59 44 guna as Si vi E FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lane, McDonald, Ervin, Mr. Stoudenmire, Prescott, Brumble, Calder, Bethea. SECOND ROW: Coward Sanderson, Reaves, Edwards, M. Johnson, Gacldy, Hunt, Brunson. THIRD ROW: C. Lee, Grice, Long, L. Johnson, Snipes, Ellis, W Jackson, T. Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Gandy, Fore, George, G. Johnson, J. Jackson. FIFTH ROW: E. Lee, D. Johnson, Anderson Woodle, Arnette, Williamson. The Future Farmers ol America is an organization ol, lor, and by the farm boys studying vocational agriculture. Its motto is Learning ,F ,,T,,,,' F F to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. Officers are 0 o 0 Deans Johnson, president, J. D. Woodle, vice-president, Robert Snipes secretary, Harold Grice, treasurer, Dickey Reaves, reporter, and Joby Jackson, sentinel. Mr. Seba W. Stoudenmire is sponsor. ' .19 X .J 5 9 I., '5 E Ax J QJFVJCUL xftlal I C cz L3 Members ol Future Homemakers ol America work on projects whicl' ! i,,Q contribute to better family living. They develop creative leadership A 2 through making it possible for every member to participate in planning ,m4m g 2 and doing. Their motto is Toward New Horizons. Officers ol the X lr P Et, 0 o o . . . . ,, Latta chapter are Joyce Collins, president, Kathryn Lane, vice-presri tflrgw 5-is dent, Flora Ann Brigman, secretary and treasurer, and Anne Woodle Cf reporter. Mrs. B. O. Berry is sponsor. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen, Hunt, Mrs. Berry, Lane, Woodle, Collins, Miller, Brunson, Hulon. SECOND ROW: Wilkes, B. Powers Tyndall, Cooke, Haselden, Dillon, Norton, McCutcheon, Usher. THIRD ROW: Ammons, Wiggins, Page, E. Powers, F. Hardy, Taylor, R Hardy, Gasque. FOURTH ROW: Moody, J. Lee, G. Lee, Parham, Rogers, Ray, Hyatt, Turner, Caulder, Hayes. FIFTH ROW: Peggy Jackson, Patricia Jackson, Smith, Owens, Lane, J. Lee, Stanton, Bryant. 48 1 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Jackson, J. Jackson, Brown, Brumbles, Lanier Johnson, Miles. SECOND ROW: McLellan, Shelley, Haselden, Porter, Fleming, Garner, Rogers, Long, C-irice. THIRD ROW: Bethea, Coleman, B. Finklea, Bullard, Medlin, Lundy, Snipes, Laval Johnson, Reaves. FOURTH ROW: Humphrey, Smith, Woodle, M. Finklea, Dew, Manning, Hamilton, B. Powers, J. Powers. FIFTH ROW: Brigman, Prescott, Hayes, Moore, Edwards, Sessions, Clark, Sweat. The Boys' 4-H Club helps boys to learn modern, scientific ways of farming, stock raising, and other things connected with farm Iile. This 1-fy club is sponsored by the County Agriculture Ottice. Officers are Laval Johnson, president: Billy Porter, vice-president: Sonny Haselden, secre- tary: and William Coleman, treasurer. The adult counselor is Mr. W. D. 4-I l Witherspoon. The Girls' 4-H Club is an organization lor girls who live in a larm ff , 'xx community as Latta. The club is under the supervision ol the Dillon L 9 it County home demonstration agent. Miss Patricia Ammons is sponsor - ol the Latta Club. Officers are Irene Tyndall, president: Kathryn Lane, 6 Q vice-president: Ann George, secretary and treasurer, and Mollie Wise, 4-H JMX, reporter. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wise, Freeman, Hunt, Wilkes, Coleman, K. Lane, Tyndall, Cooke, Moody, Miller, Brunson. SECOND ROW: Phillips, Epstein, Williamson, Butler, B. Lane, S. Rogers, Lundy, B. Powers, Woodle, Collins. THIRD ROW: Usher, Paschal Sellers, Lee, Parham, Page, E. Powers, Hardy, Patricia Jackson, Peggy Jackson, Ray, Huggins. FOURTH ROW: Gasque, McLellan, Sweat, Hamilton, Turbeville, Anderson, J. Caulder, Hubbard, T. Caulder, Moore, Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Horne, McCall, Roberts, George, Shelley, Blackmond, Brigman, W. Rogers, M. Lane, Cox, Hatchell. i i I F LEFT TO RIGHT: Dora Bethea, Mrs. Sharon Grice, Mrs. Bessie Stanton, Mrs. J. D. Woodle. Mrs. Hallie Hayes, Gertrude McNeil. C The school cafeteria, one of the most popular places on the campus, workers. Mrs. Hallie Hayes is manager, and Mrs. J. D. Woodle is assistant manager. Besides feeding 570 students and teachers daily, this staff prepares dinners for Block L , Junior-Senior, and community banquets. is operated by a full-time staff of six adults and 25 part-time student The work of maintenance crew is often overlooked and not appre- weather, and keeping school grounds and athletic fields beautiful are their main duties. These men are always very cooperative in setting up scenery for a play or preparing the stage for any performance or program. 'I ciated by Latta High students. Cleaning, heating the buildings in cold LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Barr, Cleave Bethea, J. W. Jackson. -.Stiff ii i -waww-w..,.,,,m W 'N-raw... M.-. W. A gm V -anti u.,f'! 5n1als if ATHLETICS COACHES Alex H. Johnson, R. L. Maxwell Z aim: CAPTAINS Eddie Hatchell, Co-Captain, Malcolm George, Captain James R. Moody l Terry Hamilton, Manager FOOTBALL The Red Raiders The 1959 Latta Red Raiders ended the season by bowing to the arch-rival Dillon Wildcats. Latta did not post an impressive record, winning only two while losing eight. The majority ol this year's players were inexperienced, and many were playing lor the first time. All indications point to a much better record next year. The nine graduating Red Raiders are Billy Bethea, Eddie Brunson, Gary Bullard, Warren Fore, Maclc Gaddy, Malcolm George, Eddie Hatchell, Gary Johnson, and Wallace Sellers. Eddie Brunson, Eddie Hatchell, Gary Johnson, Malcolm George, and Wallace Sellers saw action in the annual Tobacco Bowl in Florence. Latta Coach Leon Maxwell coached the East side ol the Pee Dee to a 14-0 victory over the West side in that game. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lundy, Brown, Berry, Haselden, Dew. SECOND ROW: G. Bullard, Coleman, Powers, Sellers, B. Finlrlea Jackson, Hunt, George, W. Fore, Brunson. THIRD ROW: Porter, Billy Bethea, V. Bethea, Parham, McDonald, M. Johnson, Gaddy, Hatchell G. Johnson, Morrison. FOURTH ROW: Williamson, Gandy, M. Finlclea, L. Bullard, Bob Bethea, Lane, Beckwith, B. Fore, Manning, Moody . WW W we Ju-M,r'-ff !!' ' E . as EDDIE BRUNSON FULL BACK 'rvbncco nowz. I EDDIE I-IATCHEL ' sf W ,I J .V J, I. . - 5 1 ' I ' -rw. : . 5 5 Q fig .3 LA- 6, 'G I 1? :way K it 3' wig 'Q Q, . , . .,,f -1 RALPH Imcxsom JUNIOR HUNT TAIL BACK 1f 6 M f I , ,,:' 4: --E. TOBACQQBOWL I , , L ' , K' I ' T A C K L E TACK L E Q, . A f II l '-,,,A.Q Q ax' RY JCIHN50 .I.L GI3II.ocKsNc BACK +-'i' Qi TOBACCO BOWL' SIIERRILLIVIDKRISON I END GARY BULLARD BILLY DETHEA FULL BACK Q JJ POWERS I mme J 0Y BETHEA - Mnscor lVIALCglI,.M Ifwoaicco ovwfiffy 5 -gm SCOREBOARD Latte . . 6 Clio . . . Laiia . . I2 McCoII . . L if 6 Mayewood L If 32 Lamar . L it 0 E. Clare d L if 6 Timmon II L it 6 Lake View Laii 7 Loris . Laii 7 Hillcresf L it 7 Dillon . . 2l 7 34 32 WING BACK I WARREN FORE- FULL BACK Y FINKLQA 7 20 '3 KAY HENRY 0 carer caeennnm Moms wise 6 28 N., , x SSH. , 5 . - 1? 5 X K i ' sr . 35 i iiti Ei ,... E :'.' , ' A COACH CAPTAINS MANAGERS James Moody Jean Fore, Paula Dew Ann George, Sally Manning Jean Griffin GIRL 9 BASKET-B LL The Raiderettesn Finishing the season with an over-all record of 18 victories and only 4 loses, the 1959 Raiderettes had the best season of any team since 1955. With an average of 45.7 points per game, the girls outscored by a wide margin their opponents whose average was 29.7 points. High scorers For the Raider- ettes were Paula Dew, a 22-point average, Sissy McMillan, 16 points, and Betty Parham, 12 points. Diane Shelley also saw much action as a forward. Starting guards were Joyce Coleman, Jean Fore, and Marguerite Moore. Ending the regular season with a 14-2 record, the girls defeated McColl in the first game of the Confer- ence Tournament, held in the Latta gym. After losing to Timmonsville in the next game of the double- elimination tournament, they came back to win the next three contests, but were edged by the Whirlwinds again the final game to take runner-up honors. Latta dominated the All-Conference Team with three players to attain that honor: Guards Jean Fore and Joyce Coleman, and forward Paula Dew. This is the second year that Paula has won that honor, by receiving the largest number of votes, she was named captain oi the group. Players who graduate are Marguerite Moore, Joyce Coleman, Jean Fore, Jeilda Lee, Sissy McMillan, and Paula Dew. Though five of the starting lineup will not be back, Coach James Moody and the girls are hoping for another good season next year. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeilda Lee, Gwen Haselden, Betty Parham, Sissy McMillan, Marguerite Moore, Joyce Coleman, Paula C Dew, Diane Shelley. STANDING: Janine Epstein, Sylvia Parham, Jean Fore. Claire Shelley, Sara Paschal, Peggy Shelley, Linda Watson, arol Horner. LISSY PHRHBN gm,,,,RD Pm. nivsw l. 4 .,.. D FUKVHRD 4 l l48:gtme'NnoR.E ALL coHfERl5l!lfE, 3 , x W. W0 K mf fy 'X wg JUYCE commas Gu R0 Au- canrsaeucs uma DIANE SIIELLEY X fron-map I, ..,.:,ki:..? .KQP 1 V JEILDA LEE f-M Au, cglrlcfno E, :wen avenues TE,fl'E ' JEAN F035 GUAR D Au. N f -K 5 N 5 kv, lf , ku, . jream GUARD SCOREBOARD WON I8. LOST 4 n . . 65 Rains-Centenary 57 1 . 42 Clio . . . 49 Lalre View I9 Marion . 50 Dillon . 62 Dillon . 60 Lalre View . 53 McColl . . . 57 Louis. . 44 M cColl . . 33 Timmonsvill Laika . . 56 Laila . . 52 Laila . . 56 I Laiia . . 28 gg CONFERENCE 38 Latia . . 35 I7 L tia . . 40 ' I3 L kia . . 46 ' L ff . 46 .38 Lu -'O LR 48 . za 2' Clio .... Loris .... Lamar . . . Timmonsville . TOURNAMENT McColl . . . Timmonsville . Lamar . . . Hillcresf . . Mayewood . . Timmonsville . A Mrunm 1 . . .--. -1--: .-': -:-::- 1'-: i W .stem-. my ,M X Y 'ff C s f .gt , gg .. ..,.... . . -... .. . -: -:fsI.,Z,'.g:' 2-' -2- 'f .S :.: ..3'23ZZ5': '-I 31:5 -:E.-5212 ':1 .' P' in .. nas:-.ay 5, 'H 5' it iiuvzisss H COACH CAPTAINS MANAGER E. E. Rice Eddie Hatchell, Malcolm George Billy Clyde Parham BOYS' BASKETBALL The Red Raiders The Red Raiders ended a very successful season with an over-all record ol 12 victories and 8 losses. Eddie Hatchell, who averaged 19.1 points per game, Malcolm George, with an average of 14.7, and Junior Hunt averaging 8.9, paced the Latta boys to an average of 45.6 oints per game against 43.5 by their opponents. Otiers who played the most lor the Raiders were William Coleman, LaFon LeGette, and Walker Graham. Seniors on the team were Malcolm George, Eddie Hatchell, and Mack Gaddy. G6ing into the Conference Tournament, held on the home court, Latta had a record ol 10 victories and 6 losses. The Red Raiders took two successive victories from McColl and Lamar, but dropped the next two games to East Clarendon and Mayewood in the double-elimination tournament. Malcolm George was one ol five picked from the eight .teams in the tournament to be a member ol the All-Conference Team. This is the second year he has won that honor. Losing only two lrom the starting lineup, and ably coached by Mr. E. E. Rice, the Red Raiders are hoping lor another good season next year. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Corky Lane, Tommy Coleman, Lalon LeGette, Eddie Hatchell, Sherrill Morrison. STANDING: William Coleman, Mack Gaddy, Junior Hunt, Walker Graham, Ralph Jackson. ? A 5257 ,, .1 E D DIE HATCHEU. GUARD nncow GEORGE M rvawsnu T T WALKER GRBUN4 M 2?-f'i?f 'F a,.m., JIIETOR HUNT c Eurail WON . . 49 . . 57 . 52 . 24 29 39 . 38 . . 56 . . 64 . 45 all? ww HM! - , x li W3 v,...w GAWY ' 'K FoswARv wifLlAM couzmml Fon wmv SCOREBOARD I2. LOST Laika . . 43 Rains-Ccnkenary 45 L-'ui - - 33 Clio .... 47 L-14+-1 - - 60 Lak V' 33 l-an 39 M 52 L 25 Dillon . 37 L Dillon . 46 Lake View . . 26 CONFERENCE Mccoll. . . su I--'ff 59 Loris .... 54 Lau' - 60 McColl . . . 44 Lau' - Lal! . 29 T ll 49 L Cl 45 Lorls 50 Lama 30 Tlrnmonsvlll 6 TOURNAM ENT McColl . . . 52 Lamar . . . 38 E. Cla d . 55 Maye d . 3I mmf. ramen GUARD RALPH room MARIAH LEGETTE , rv . ' -5135 I J L It fn 9 , . vf' . . .I ,sk-A A g-3, J: 1 xzvg faifgg as 1392. fur- f ag , Je '. fg1'?igr ' 7 A .L th, as, 1512? ,xiii fydzbi' , , ta, Q I ,i 3,,'ff, ,. 2.4 ai 9 Q . QNIl,..s . an ,,.fs' 41, A -, .-4' H., ,,. I-7 'Q' .,-. ,.iZ iE 'QV' '27 ':'L-- ' 57-3 ' lff1l33l7Qi2 15fK9 'St s 'k 319,-'54'f-'??.'Q if 'ffisriii , gf ,Z ,, if ,ifi-f--at-ww . -M Lge , ' 13 ' -f-.F - as 4.1-H' t 'P if 1 A' 1. uf'-' 212- 3 Mm ..wf 'f'- 'cv -we ,,,..,.f.:.,..,,,,i,Qggyg um: 1 W, 42,3512 A ,. ,Ma M, J 'fr-'fi-'f..'f' '21 59'7':g3f ,'13 f if f , N ,uf A ' 5 .ff ' Q! an ,555 19, f49Y ji Q' ff as fa-fffffa ti' cy ,. raliffg 1 Q 'ir A f,44f'-- ' I .1-211+-Sv-101 ffff P'c'.9 ' N .253 'ii'9!if2::.'.?g:5j:??1 2,55-Qfiliegg ,F-'bb ... 5.1-if-AQQ1 A 4 -,. 4, l.?,'-nv FJ A -eg i' ' 1' 5 - ' E -as wi H7Qf 'b'1,f 'Jay-1 V f3It,z ,, 5 Q , ' 1 ,l.fj.Q'5'4L,, 2 1' of Lt' ' af: fff'ff.: f.' of Z f fQ4Mm5-T-C 7,33 xxx 'j': g5:4f,3'e.'g,: I ,Z I f Q Za., I 4 ' f K '-'gi-1, pf' .p f flmlw-4AfrTIrc:,. ' .tl l l . L K - !, 5. ' Vi, A ' Y M . 'ffx Q i 'E-1:2'1f..,-sf 7,anf-'W' as r - .sa I -up 9' 5:-..l?g?-.Staffing GEORGE 11. rg z :Fil 'in f f -W at 1 . N Q '45 lf '-f W V , . 7 N m S. H 6 5':1'-P-'EE - -... Q Xa' NN' 42 Q -97' f f'-'7i'1v l Ulla 'i-'!'a 'v S ' I 3 u gi -' -IQ!!! X 2 'Ar 'li 5.-4 :.-: , :..-' -.1 7 , 1 Q- - f. f - V ,Q -, .- XR HATCHELL, -8 , or an USN'-ffl L ff v GAS-QUE F , A V W,.gi?4Ql'w- J, V ' i itfsfr E 9 255513555 We P ff . T. M a i T Q : 4 ? 1, y or we 9 4 I V ' f fa y f . 4 4 'Qi ' ' 9 - A SCOREBOARD Q .rf Q k Latta . . . 0 Dillon . . . . 1 f 1 R Latta . . . 2 Florence . . . 5 gift R gy. V, Latta . . . 2 Florence . . . 14 A L Lam . . . 14 Macon . . . . o . 2 4 3,5 ' Latta . . . 8 Lake View . . . 1 . 3 ' 1, Latta . . . 7 McColl . . . 1 g ,. 532529 jfffiw L tta . 10 Lake View . 8 lt: ,awk gag, , B . . . . ' Latta . . . 1 Dillon . . . . 8 M, Q CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS Latta . . . 2 East Clarendon . 9 H R Latta . . . 3 East Clarendon . 5 Baseball, the long-time king ol sports at Latta High School, suffered a letdown in 1958. The team did not mark up to any ol the previous State Championship Teams and had only a 4-4 record in regular season play. The Raiders dropped two conference play- off games to powerful East Clarendon. Even though most of the first-stringers graduated last year, the Raiders of '59 are striving to get back on the winning side and revive the baseball spirit possessed by the local fans in the past. 58 gn., K- A ' U urn' 3, sn lv! i r EA r u RES HOMECDMING QUEEN mad Ewhola Joyce Cokman Highlighting the hall-time festivities ol the Latta-Loris football game, Joyce was crowned Homecoming Queen by Mr. S. Norwood Gasque, Chairman ol the Board ol Trustees. She was one ol five contestants nominated by the Senior Class and was elected by the vote ol the student body. MISS HI MISS 77455 Sara Cornega We Vmffan Sissy was chosen Ior this honor by the Senior Class. Their choice was based on character, leadership, personality, and citizenship. The Principal and Senior Sponsors nominated the top Iour Senior girls Irom scholastic ratings on achievement tests. She attended Miss Hi Miss Weekend this Spring. MISS LATT TUDE 774:55 pdufa :Dew The choice lor this honor was based on personality, sincerity, character, scholarship, and attractiveness. The LATTATUDE staff nominated five Senior girls, and by a secret ballot of the laculty, Paula was the choice lor this high honor. 62 V LENTINE QUEE md .jczfhryn .xdnna limm From a field of 15 I l ovey contestants, Kathryn was chosen lor this honor by a panel ol judges at the Valentine Queen Contest. She w ' as a representative ol the Junior girls. 63 Q-uuu.qh, SALUTATORIAN MISS SARA LOUISE MANNING With the second highest scholastic average in the Senior Class, Sally is Salutatorian. One oi the most valuable members of the Class, she is a Mental Contest Winner, Honor Roll Stu- dent, Class Poet, and has participated in a wide variety oi school activities during her high school career. VALEDICTORIAN MR. RANDOLPH CRAIG LANE Having the highest scholastic average oi any Senior during the Iour years in high school, Randy is Valedictorian of the Class of 1959. His numerous other honors include President of the National Honor Society and Editor of the Latta Shall-Go. DAR AWARD MISS EMILY ANN WEATHERLY Nominated by the Senior girls, Ann was chosen lor this honor by vote ol the faculty. The selection was based on dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. The DAR Repre- sentatives in the state are sponsored by the State Daughters ol the American Revolution. STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT MISS MARIAN FINKLEA LeGETTE Marian was nominated for this office by the Senior girls and was elected by the student body. She has fulfilled the duties of her office in such a way that she has become one of the outstanding Student Body Presidents in recent years. MISS GWEN HASELDEN MISS JUDY GASQUE MISS KATHRYN DILLON MISS PAULA DEW Ior GARY BULLARD for EDDIE BRUNSON Ior EDDIE HATCHELL for MALCOLM GEORGE I ITB LL M , N:-4.1, SPONSORS 1 'E E' U w :, , , 1 ' ' ,Il , I'7'E 9mvhsQuq, , V A ' V I 'l'E7f'f i ' -,. HI., X. . I MISS LINDA HAYES for WALLACE SELLERS MISS SISSY MCMILLAN MISS SHIRLEY NORTON MISS DIANE SHELLEY MISS BOBBIE JEAN TYNDALL for BILLY BETHEA for WARREN FORE for MACK GADDY for GARY JOHNSON 66 SENIOR DIRECTORY MARY ELNETA AMMONS F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4. HEZZY CARL ANDERSON F. F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Bus Driver 4. AUBREY YATES ARNETTE, JR. F. F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Bus Driver 4: Superlative 4. WILLIAM SPINKS BETHEA, JR. Mental Contest 3: Shall-Go Staff I: Literary Yearbook Contest 3: Homeroom President I: Superlative 4: Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Block L Club 3, 4: Band I: Glee Club I: National Honor Society 4: Student Council 4: Science Club 4: King Teen 4: Boys' State 3: Latin Club I, 2: Junior Play 3. SAMUEL EDWARD BRUNSON, JR. Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball Manager I: Block L Club 3, 4: F.F.A. I, 2, 3: Land Judging Team I, 2: Bus Driver 4: Tobacco Bowl 4. JOHN GARY BULLARD, JR. Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Block L Club 3, 4: Banquet Committee 3, 4: F. F.A. I. VIRGINIA BRYANT F H A I 2 3 4 Activit Club 4 Re orter 4 Librar - - - I I I i Y I P i Y Club 2, 3, 4: Superlative 4. BRENDA JOYCE COLEMAN Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Block L Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Banquet Committee 4: F. H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4: Music Club 3, State Music Winner I, District Music Winner I: Glee Club 3: 4-H Club I, 2, 3: Homecoming Queen 4: Conserva- tion Camp I: Senior Play 4: Superlative 4: All-Conlerence Basketball Team 4. BARBARA ANN COOKE French Club 2, 3: Superlative 4. PAULA DEW Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Shall-Go Staff 2, 3, 4: LATTATUDE Staff 4: Homeroom President 2: Superlative 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3: G. E. C. All-Tournament Team 2: Block L Club 2, 3, 4: Banquet Committee: Music Club I, 2, 3, 4, State Winner I, 2, 3, District Music Winner I, 2, 3: Activity Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Secretary 2: Science Club 4: Miss Lattatude 4: F.F.A. Sweetheart 3: Girls' State 3: American Legion Award I: All-Conlerence Basketball Team 3 4, Captain 4: Latin Club I, 2, President I: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Story ol Month Contest 4. CHARLOTTE JEAN FORE LATTATUDE Staff 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Block L Club 4: Music Club I, State Music Winner I, District Music Winner I: Glee Club 3: 4-H Club I, 2: Senior Play 4: Homeroom Vice-President 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: F. H.A. I, 2, 3: All-Conlerence Basketball Team 4. WARREN KENNETH FORE LATTATUDE Staff 4, Associate Editor 4: Senior Class Secre- tary 4: Superlative 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Football 3, 4: Block L Club 4: F.F.A. 3, 4: Local Speaking 4: Glee Club I, 2: Student Council 4: Science Club 4: Bus Driver 4: French Club 2: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4. JOHN MCLEAN GADDY, JR. Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 3, 4: Block L Club 4: Declamation Contestant I, 2, 3, 4: F. F.A. 4: Band I: Junior Play 3. JUDITH ANNE GASQUE Mental Contest 3: ShaIl-Go Stalt 2, 4: Literary Yearbook Contest 3: Superlative 4: Band I, 2, 3, President 3: Music Club I, 2, State Music Winner I, 2, District Music Winner l, 2: District Band Clinic 3: Activity Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Office Staff 2: Senior Play 4. MALCOLM McLEOD GEORGE Shall-Go Stalif 2: Senior Class President 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Block L Club I, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 3, 4: Bus Driver 4: Tobacco Bowl 4: All-Conlerence Basketball Team 3, 4: Senior Play 4. JEAN HOWARD GRIFFIN Honor Roll 3: Shall-Go Staff 3: LATTATUDE Staff 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Block L Club 4: Banquet Committee 4: Band I, 2: Glee Club I, 2: Activity Club I, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4, Secretary 4: Student Council 4: Junior Play 3: Latin Club I, 2. EDWARD DOUGLAS HATCHELL Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Block L Club 2, 3, 4: Banquet Committee 3, 4: F. F.A.: Tobacco Bowl 4. KAY NAN HENRY Shall-Go Staff 2, 3: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Block L Club 2, 3, 4: Banquet Committee 2, 3: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Chiel 4: Marshal 2, 3: Oral Interpretation Contestant 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2: Music Club 2, 3, State Music Winner 2, District Music Winner 2: National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Student Council 3, 4: Office Staff 4: Junior Play 3: French Club 2, 3: Superlative 4. CAROLYN LUCILE' JACKSON Basketball I, 2: F. H.A. I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2: Library I, 2, 3: 4-H Club 2, President 2. GERALD WALTER JACKSON Senior Class Secretary 4: Superlative 4: Baseball 3: Glee Club I: 4-H Club I, 2: Bus Driver. JANICE MARIE JACKSON Glee Club I, 2: French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Superlative 4. DEANS WOODROW JOHNSON F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, President 4: 4-H Club I, 2: Bus Driver 4: Superlative 4. GARY KAGY JOHNSON Football 2, 3, 4: Block L Club 3, 4: Banquet Committee 3: F. F.A. I, 4: Land Judging Team I. CHARLES DWIGHT JONES, JR. Glee Club I: Science Club 4: Senior Play 4. ISABELLE LANE F. H.A. I, 2: Glee Club 3. RANDOLPH CRAIG LANE Mental Contest I, 2, 3, Winner I, 2, 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Shall-Go Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4: Literary Yearbook Contest I, Winner I: Homeroom President 2: Junior Class President 3: Declamation Contestant 2: Glee Club I: National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: Office Staff 2: Boys' State 3: American Legion Award I: Latin Club I, 2: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: S. C. S. P. A. Convention 3: Story ol the Month Contest 4: Superlative 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3. SENIOR DIRECTORY-Continued EDISON LEE, JR. F. F. A. I, 2, 4: Senior Play 4. JEILDA ALICE LEE Literary Yearbook Contest 2: Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Manager I: Block L Club 4: Oral Interpretation Contest 3, 4: F. H.A. 4: Band I, 2, 3, Maiorette 2, 3, District Band Clinic 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Activity Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Office Staff 4. MARIAN FINKLEA LeGETTE Mental Contest I: Honor Roll I, 2: Shall-Go Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4: Story ol the Month Contest 3, 4: Literary Yearbook Contest 3: Superlative 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Block L Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Banquet Committee 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chiel 3: Marshall 2, 3: Oral Interpretation Contest 2, 3, 4, Local Winner 3: Band I: Music Club I, 2, 3, 4, State Music Winner I, 2, 3, District Music Winner I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2: Activity Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4, President 4: Girls' State 3: Junior Play 3: S. C. S. P.A. Convention 3, 4. SARA LOUISE MANNING Mental Contest I, 2, 3, Winner 2: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Shall-Go Staff 2, 3, Associate Editor 3: Story ol the Month Contest 2, 3: Literary Yearbook Contest 2: Class Poet 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Basketball Manager 3, 4: Block L Club 3, 4: Banquet Committee 3, 4: Science and Math Fair Division Winner 3: Oral Interpre- tation Contest I, 2: Band I, 2: State Music Winner I, 2, District Music Winner I, 2: Glee Club I, 2: Activity Club 3, 4, Secretary 3: National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4: Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4: French Club 2, 3: Homemaker ol Tomorrow Award 4: Junior Play 3: Salutatorian 4. MARGARET ELLEN McCUTCHEON Shall-Go Staff 4: Senior Class Vice-President 4: Superla- tive 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Block L Club 2, 3, 4: Banquet Committee 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Marshal 2, 3: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, President 2, Secretary 3: Glee Club 2: Otiice Staff 3: Senior Play 4. SARA CORNELIA McMILLAN Mental Contest 2, 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: LATTATUDE Staff 4: Superlative 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4: Block L Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Banquet Committee 3: Division Winner, Science and Math Fair 3: Band I, 2: Music Club 4: Glee Club I, 2: Activity Club I, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Science Club 4, Secretary 4: Miss Hi-Miss 4: Latin Club I, 2: Junior Play 3: Junior Class Secretary 3: Literary Yearbook Contest 4. MARGUERITE GODBOLD MOORE LATTATUDE Staff 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Block L Club 4: Banquet Com- mittee 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, Secretary I: Activity Club 3, 4: Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, District President 3: Latin Club I, 2: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: State Swim- ming Meet 2. DOUGLAS PARHAM, JR. Mental Contest I, 2, 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Shall-Go Stat? 3: Story ol the Month Contest Winner 3: LATTATUDE Staff 4, Editor 4: Literary Yearbook Contest I, 2, 3: Superlative 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Decla- mation Contest I, 2: Band I, 2, District Band Clinic I, 2: Music Club I, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club I, 2, Accompanist 2: Activity Club I, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Science Club 4: Latin Club I, 2, President 2: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4. JOSEPH EDWARD REAVES, JR. Science Club 4. JOHN EARL RICH Band I, 2, 3, District Band Clinic I, 2, 3: 4-H Club I: Science Club 4: Senior Play 4. WALLACE DUNCAN SELLERS, III Football 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 3, 4: Bus Driver 4: Tobacco Bowl 4. PEGGY ANN SH ELLEY LATTATUDE Staff 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Manager I: F. H.A. I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Majorette I, 2, Drum Maiorette 3, 4, District Band Clinic I: Music Club I: Glee Club 3: Activity Club 2, 3, 4: 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4. CLARA STANTON F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Activity Club 4, Vice-President 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4. OBIE TURBEVILLE, JR. F. F. A. I: Science Club 4: Superlative 4. BOBBIE JEAN TYNDALL F.H.A. I, 2, 3: Music Club I: Glee Club I, 2: Library Club I, 2, 3. MARY ELIZABETH USHER LATTATUDE Stat? 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4. EMILY RUTH LITLEY F. H.A. I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2: Library Club 2. BETTY JANE WATSON Homeroom President 4: Superlative 4: Glee Club I, 2: Student Council: French Club 2. 3. EMILY ANN WEATHERLY Mental Contest 2, 3: Honor Roll 3: Shall-Go Staff I, 2, 3, 4: Story ol the Month Contest 4: LATTATUDE Staff 4: Literary Yearbook Contest I, 2, 3, 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Science Fair Division Winner 3: Oral Interpre- tation Contest 2, 4: Band I, 2: Glee Club 2: Activity Club 3, 4, President 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Science Club 4, Treasurer 4: D. A. R. Award 4, District Award 4: Latin Club I, 2: State Music Festival I: S.C. S. P. A. Corivention 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4. AMELIA JEAN WEBSTER F. H.A. I: Glee Club I, 3. JEANNIE LOUISE WIGGINS F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3. STEPHEN DECATUR WILLIAMSON, JR. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET LOIS WISE Activity Club 4: Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Latin Club I, 2. JASPER DEWEY WOODLE, JR. F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Superlative 4: Bus Driver 4. V 0 , ADVERTISEMENTS 'If if 2 Q Q Q Q H Q Q -Z 'Q P Q Q I Q Q l Q 'I' QQ Q 9 Q Q X-vi I--1 ICA ZX 11.1 7- 12-1 KA Q Q 2 I Q I Q I Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ,Z F-'Q-v'O2020'3'l73!-3-17-2-0301311I-3-W3 3 Z1-1-12-34 G1l-Z-I!-Z-lPCOGOG020CD03020C020C30G021b21DGllGf COMPLIMENTS OF Dilmar Oil Company, Inc and Subsidiaries -..gf Q ig..- LATTA, SOUTH CAROLINA 7fgYl-v-ivs.J020K3i?3'0C.50CPOfD4?3-11-3 3 i'nTJ03?3-Ilvsiibfziiiil-Z-K!-3 2 720247-2-11-3-OGOCOCOCOCOZOCOSOC4 'Q' Q Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 9 Q Q Q Q Q if 2-34 DZ! 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KD0202020C030C9030202020302D2021 X N.. tw-. 'W P91 PG! X24 P434 PS!7GOCX32CixTJ'lDG0G4k?X5'C1lC45C2i721l-3-i3's5ikCi 3 Ci 2 3 3 3 ZJICJOZOCOCOGOZK FIN KLEA CHEVROLET COMPANY Authorized Sales and Service PHONE 5121 LAT'DA, SOUTH CAROLINA !f2'iPf24i3?i54PfD0fl54?fl5!PfL5!Y2!lfD!D2KYLY52O24D2Cp-gfv rv! va ve! .v.v a v v D35-v-132021 Compliments of THE LATTA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY MEMBER OF FLDLRAI DPIOQII INbURA'NCh CORPORATION D21P2!P2O24P2KD2OGCDCb0CXbfD4J24?fL54?f2!?f2!?f2!7f3qpgS49215,-lpvgp-ifvq ,xfv F, 712-ik.-il--K1-v-11-3 72 if2iD20GtKTXKTzikTJiiC20C20ZCkT1ikT2ikf2iPCD0Z02K 1x50f54iC20f5fiC2iY'54i'i7CXY'Sf!-G1iD247fN15C2ib21b21 COG03720204D4P3PSO24D2iC5150203024 i0CD4KDOCD4202!l30S17CD1PCD4P2C72!b21P2021 COMPLIMEYT' or TAYLOR'S TEXACO SERVICE U. S. 301 South Phone 9531 5CXD204D02024i020372024b24itb24KDO2tb3t COLLINS 5 - 10p STORE AIAIN ST ll IG r:'1' I,A'r'1',x, S. C. C0 mfplifments of BRIGMAN 'S MARKET AND GROCERY Phone 3581 Laita, S. C. c'oxG1zA'1'1r1,A'r1oxs, sxfzmouss Florence Steam Laundry FLORENCE. s. c. D3 XCX D24 it 521 XFZOEOSOZOZOZOEJZKPEFCJKDZQK H53CiO?3503OZO5Ci0ZOC7051K 55 Q Q Q D E5 Q S5 Q Qs MA iK3i20202021Z021724D372Ki020202KZK Latta Builders Supply Company SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS COKER PEDIGREED SEEDS PHONE 2931 LATTA, S. C. Pixibiiiliixiiiikiiiii Zil'f1i?1'1!'25020fD!?2'O'f20- Hare-freer:-ofeoox QT fr Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 1 K ' Ailfzibfbiktiixiiiiibiibfbi Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5905021 ?O0CXPCXPCv04D0C20O4?3-lPfe41-C-OO0-C-1I- -0- -laoocaxx -ooo-:-1z-:-z1-:-1:-:-zac1ocaoc9oc:oc:oo0oc DIXIANA MILLS !SOCD034DCDCb34720G02OZO217203174D1?fD452!YD! -xr-e7i54?fD4720fL51YL51CKPf2'fPfl3!721 ' 5' ' A P2055 PZOQXA ?fl50f2OCD020fL50Is2i.v'I!-v'1 v D3 Finklea Brothers SINCE 1899 Hardware and Gift Shop LATTA, s. c. 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Q l Q Q 1'Oi5U12i?1iP1'l?154?f1'012iF1'1?1i?1 1 1 P1fP1iPf2!g Q?1'U'1'Q1 ?i54F1'll'1'I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 34330-3 35 Q Q Q Y Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q N 35 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q A- Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q K KDOKDOZOZOZK 53030203020C7K73Z72020GKi7CD03D2024 COMPLIMENTS OF BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Dillon. S. C. KDZKZ02030Z033C03C4C1X PIII iii ?Zi FI! iii ?1i 3114 iii! iii Fli iii iii Pli !'1i X For Best Selection Of 3 All Gifts Q SEE 2 DAVIS JEWELERS Q Your Dependable Jewelers 2 LA'l 1'A, S. C. DILLUN, S. C. Q Pflfiliiiikliili?Zi?1'I5k5iFZi?2i?Zi?Zi!f20fL5Ofl0fL5!3 gf Q WEBB'S RESTAURANT EE Highway 301eNorth DILLON, S. C. Q Q 52021i0302024b4DOCD02021D247C70202iPl1Dl1M 72fP4D035CD020C70C70202C737l17202!2035lx Q Kornblut's Department 2 Stores 2 Q Lcxtta, S. C. Dillon. S. C. Q Q l Q ifS02i7l020372020203D2024P202i?3D21H Compliments oi 3 IONES COAL COMPANY 2 Our Business Is To Keep Y on Q ' Warm Q Agent for S ARMOUR and NACO FERTILIZERS Q DILLON, S. C. 3 'N-. 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F M 92.9 Mc. 2 ' ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Q l w D S C ll 1 VVe, the Staff of the 1959 LATTA- ll ll TUDE, thank the many outstanding ffWe Are Here To Semen 2 Zi business -establlgshlinentshtor :heir Q support' 1n pu IS mg t IS vo ume Q Q of our yearbook. AMERICAN Q Q - Q Q VVe would also like to express C Q fi our appreciation to the public for ll their continued support in the Mp 2 2 magazine sales, bake sales, Valen- C0 Q tine Show, Senior Play, Faculty Q Ball Game, and other fund-raising On The Tobacco Trail Q Q projects which made this publica- Q tion possible. DILLON. s. C. HIGHWAY 301 Q Ci li li Q Q M Fld CK 321 I-3-E 113 l-3-K 7-3-I I-3-1 Z-3-i 7-3-I I-3-1 l-3-i I-311 PCC 721 721 K 2 CAROLINA STUDIOS 2 2 2 Q and Q Q Congratulations, Seniors! Q Q FRAME SHOP Q Q 2 Anything In Photography 3 Dillon 2 Q IDAY PHONE 807 Q COCQ-COIQ QQ Q Nmlrx' Puoxlc 292FVV Q - Q Q Q Q Bottling Company Q Q DILLON, S. C. 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