Limestone College - Calciid Yearbook (Gaffney, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1965 volume:

The Calciid Limestone College Gaffney, South Carolina Becky Davis, Editor That Limestone Contents Dedication Pages ............ 16-17 Faculty and Administration Seniors Honoraries Student Life Cultural Aspects .. Juniors . . .. ......... ...... 102-111 Sophomores ............... 112-119 Freshmen Organizations ........... . 128.145 Greeks . . . ..... . . ....... 146-155 Publications . . . . 156-165 Student Directory ........... 166-171 Ads ..... . ....... 172-181 Epilogue ........... 6 ........... 184 Varied . . . Mixers . . . Dating . . . Home for the weekend. Is The Limestone Look The fun offleld d y . .. The happy tears after Rat Court. Field day Cheers . . . The Hootenanny . . . May Day dance. l0 The surprise of seeing old friends . . . The cookouts by the quarry . . . Helen and Patsy entertain. n 2. 22'? I953! v! Busy in lab . . . Choir rehearsals . . . Art students working. Studying around the campus . . . Classes arouse interest . . . and . . . imagination and originality. Limestone A snakeb eye view of Carroll in the spring. a .u v S ? 10 M! .4 ?, J'W , Sr ' Lu; ' A new but now firmly established featurFFullerton Auditorium. MW MW From all parts of the campus the towering spire of old WVinnie can be seen. , wharw,m,m The ivy-covered old gate post at the entrance. The quaint little bridge down on the May Day grounds. Has Distinctive Landmarks Widely Known . . . Miss Emmie Evans You have been our friend. You have instilled in us pride in our school and ourselves, and shown us an enthusiasm for life. You have cared, and this we will always remember. We see in you that which we would like to see in ourselves. Each of us will carry with us a special memory of one who was our friend, counselor, and teacher. These past four years would have been lacking without youafor you have cheerfully and unselfishly given of yourself. The little things showed us that you caredadoughnuts and hot chocolate, spaghetti suppers, kind words, and even parking tickets. Because you are yourself we have come to love and respect you. And so we prepare to leave, taking with us what you have come to symbolize to all of us. To y0u, Miss Emmie Evans, we, the class of 1965, are proud to dedicate The Calciid in the hope that in some small way you will know how deeply we appreciate all that you are and have been to us. FM ll HIFY AN D A 1 MM 1 NISTRATION Dr. Andrew Jackson Eastwood was born in Clarksville, Mecklenburg County, Virginia. Following completion of his studies in the public school system of Virginia, Dr. Eastwood received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Richmond. Economics was his chosen field while he was doing graduate work at the University of Virginia, where he received two degrees: Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy. For four years Dr. Eastwood served as high school principal in Virginia. He held the position of Assistant Professor Of Commerce at William and Mary College and Assistant Professor of Economics and Commerce at Hillsdale College in Michigan. Dr. Eastwood came to Limestone College in 1932 as Professor of History. Here he met Miss Winnie Wingo who, on October 4, 1934, became his wife. Dr. Eastwood had truly found a home. He became Acting President of Limestone College on April 1, 1953, and President on June 1, 1953. All of these facts fail to indicate just how much Dr. and Mrs. Eastwood have contributed to the Limestone Look. Their warm perso'nalities help daily to bring about the friendly atmosphere that is so much a part of Limestone. PRESIDENT AND MRS. ANDREW JACKSON EASTWOOD Dr. Eastwood at Tea Dance Dr. and Mrs. Eastwood mixing with the students MRS. ETHEL BOND HALL, B.A., M.A. DEAN OF STUDENTS MISS JANICE DANNER B.A., M.A T REGISTRAR CUSTAVE ERNEST METZ, B.S., M.A. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Faculty A friendly smile, eagerness to give us a pat on the back for a job well-done, a sincere word of encouragement when we become discouraged, willingness to aid us as we strive to find and attain our place in society, an ever-present inter- est in each of us as distinctive individuals, an enthusiasm for sharing with us the fun of extracurricular activities, and a devotion to the ideals of their profession are all a part of our Limestone faculty. For these, we thank you. Because of these, the Limestone student will long remember you. ROBERT DUNCAN BASS B.A.; M.A.; Ph.D. English; A. LOUISE ACNEW B.A.; M.A.; Ph.D. Chemistry ALBERT C. BICKLEY B.A.; M.A. Psychology 23 RACHEL M. BICKLEY B.S.; M.A. English GEORGE C. BITZAS Voice META T. CALLAHAM B.A.; M.A. Commerce HELEN V. CALLISUN B.A. English Hwy MN rm JAMES NELSON CARLIN B.A.; B.D.; Th.M.; Th.D. Religion 24 JANICE DANNER B.A.; M.A.T. Biology ALBERT BERNARD CLINE B.A.; C.P.A. Commerce and Economics JANET DuBOIS B.A.; M.A. Music A VIVIAN FARLOWE B.A..; M.A. EMMIE s. EVANS Blology B.S.; M.A. Physical Education 25 em mm. FRAUGHTON G. FORD B.A.; M.Ed. Education ROSEMARY FREY B.A.; M.M. Organ RUTH GRAHAM M.M.; PhD. Music JOSEPH FISCHER B.M.; M.M. Violin SUE S. CAFFNEY B A Physical Education JANICE A. HARDY B.A.; M.A. Art WILMA HILL Physical IE8ucati0n LOIS HARRIS Preparatory Music ALTON DU MAR JONES B.A.; M.A.; Ph.D. History MAJORIE S. JUDY A.B.; M.A. Spanish 27 MONTAGUE McMILLAN B.A.; M.A.; Litt.D. English RUTH HALL LANE B.S.; M S Home Economics MARGARET D. MOORHEAD B S Science Laboratory Instructor JAMES A. LARKIN B.A.; M.A. History FREDERIC CRENSHAW MALLORY B.A.; M.A ' Th.D. Sociology OLIVE MAE POLLARD Education CASIMIR A. PERKOWSKI .., .. Biology ALBERT A. POUINARD M.A.; FED. Frenc MARY JO PRIBBLE v B.A.- MA. CALVIN H. PHIPPINS Chemlstry B.A.; M.A.; Ph.D. Education FRANK L. SHELDON B.S.; M.A. Physics JAMES F. SIMPSON B.S.; M.M. Music MARTHA A. SHAW BS; MS. Home Economics MIRIAM A. THOMPSON B.A.; M.A.; EDD. Mathematics LUCY GLASSON WHEELER B.A.; M.A. English 30 2 3 SICXIUHS Senior Class Officers BEVERLY MORGAN, President MARY SUE LANGFORD Vice-President SUZANNE SMITH, Treasurer PEGGY RAWLINS, Secretary MISS EMMIE EVANS, Sponsor 34 RONALD NELSON BOHELER Gaffney, S. C. B.S., Mathematics OLLIE GENE BAILEY Caffney, S. .C. B.S., Mathematics SANDRA BEE BOSTIC Ellenboro, N. C. B.A., English VIRGINIA PHYLLIS BARNETT Greer, S. C. B.A., Socio COLUMBUS ROSS BRATTON Gaffney, S. C. B.A., History PATRICIA GAIL BIVENS Ravenel, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education 35 SUS N JILL BRUCE Windham, Conn. B..A., Elementary Education AQUILLA ANN BROWN Gaffney, S. C. B.A., History SANDRA LEW BRYSON North Augusta, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education BETTIE GAY BROWN Sumter, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education SAMUEL STEVENS CALLAHAN Cliffside, S. C. B.A., Commerce NANCY PITTS BROWN Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Music VIRGIL OWEL CHILDERS Blacksburg, S. C. B.S., Chemistry MARGARET LOUISE CARTER Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education CAROLYN COFFEY Manning, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education SANDRA LEE CHENEY Charlotte, N. C. B.A., Sociology OTHA EDWARD COLLINS, J R. Shelby, N. C. B.A., History HELEN RHYNE CHILDRESS Columbia, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education MARTHA ANN DARBY Anderson, S. C. B.A., Home Economics SHARON LEE COX Greenville, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education REBECCA ELLEN DAVIS Chester, S. C. B.A., History ORLEN KEN CRAWLEY Shelby, N. c. B.A., Economics J OSEPH YOUNG DOGGETT Henrietta, N. C. 3.5., Biology LEWIS PINCKNEY DANGERFIELD Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Sociology FLONNIE INEZ EDENS Sumter, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education EUGENIA MORRIS DONALSON Roanoke, Va. B.A., Art SANDRA MAXIE EDWARDS Lyman, S. C. B.A., Home Economics PATSY COWAN DRAKE Spartanburg, S. C. B.A., Home Economics BILLY ASA ELMORE Caffney, S. C. B.A., History SUSAN DUNFORD Rye, N. Y. B.A., Elementary Education MARK GERARD GAUTHIER, J R. Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Business ZELDA COFFEY EPLEY Shelby, N. C. B.A., Soqiology MARY BETH GIBBONS Turbeville, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education JANE ELIZABETH FARTHING Charlotte, N. C. B.A., Home Economics MARY GAIL GRAINGER Loris, S. C. B.A., English TEXIE HOLMES FOWLER Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education JUDITH ELAINE HARRELSON Spartanburg, S. C. B.A., Sociology NANCY CAROLYN GRANT Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education MARY BUNCH HARTLEY Barnwell, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education SYLVIA ELAINE GUEST Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education MARGIE ANN HAWKINS Union, S. C. 8.8., Biology JENNINGS ELLIOTT HANEY, JR. Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Economics PATSY COREN JOHNSON Aynor, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education ENID WANDA HICKS Creenville, S. C. B.A., English GLENDA DIANE JOLLY Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education SUSAN BONITA HODGES Spartanburg, S. C. B 3., Biology VERA ILLENE JONES Asheville, N. C. B.A Elementary Education ELIZABETH LEDBETTER HOYLE Shelby N. C. B.A. Elementary Education LINDA DALE LEE Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education BETTY ANN KENNEDY Woodruff, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education LYDIA ANN LEONARD Spartanburg, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education MARY SUE LANGFORD Camden, S. C. 13.8., Mathematics ORA JANE LONG Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Sociology NANCY JANE LATHEM Easley, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education BETTY WHAM MANNING Spartanburg, S. C. B.A., Sociology J ULIE WILLIAMSON LOWRY Charleston, 5. C. B.A., English CLYDE HERMAN MAUNEY Ellenboro, N . C. B.A., History J ERE WILLIAM McCULLOCH Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Business DELORES JUNE MILLER Arcadia, S. C. B.A., English ROSE ELENE McGEE Fountain Inn, S. C. 35., Mathematics LINDA LOU MORROW Inman, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education GLENN KAMINER MIOT Columbia, S. C. B.A., Sociology GEORGE HARRY MOSS Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Business ANN AXSON MITCHELL Lake City, S. C. B.A., Home Economics JAMES LARRY MOSS Caffney, S. C. B.A., Business BEVERLY BURRY' MORGAN Greenville, S. C. B.S., Biology PEGGY CASON PRITCHARD Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Music Education CLEVOUS FREDERICK MULL Shelby, N. C. B.A., History GROVER EVANS PRUITT, J R Gaffney, S. C. B.A., History KATHERINE ELIZABETH NEWTON Columbia, 5. C. 35., Mathematics NELL MOSELEY RAMSEY Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education BENNY THOMAS PAINTER Gaffney, S. C. 85., Chemistry LINDA KAYE ROBISON Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education MARGARET J ANICE RATLIFF Wadesboro, N. C. B.A., Art BETTY CAROLYN ROGERS Clio, S. C. B.A., Commerce MARGARET MELCHOR RAWLINS Tryon, N. C. B.A., English LYNDA CAROLYN SCOTT Florence, S. C. 3.5., Mathematics CAROL ANN RICHARDSON Slater, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education MARILYN BRITT SINGLETON Augusta, 'Ga. B.A., English MARY FAYE SHEPARD Moncks Corner, S. C. B.A., Home Economics LESTER STEVEN SKINNER Gaffney, S. C. 3.5., Mathematics REBECCA ANN SHERBERT Spartanburg, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education J UDY CAROLYN SMITH Fountain Inn, S. C. B.A., Music JOYCE TONEY SHORT Ellenboro, N. C. B.A., Elementary Education JACQUELINE IRENE SPANGLER Shelby, N. C. B.A., Physical Education MAJORIE CAROLINE SMITH Fountain Inn, S. C. B.A., Home Economics BILLIE MASON SPENCER Gaffney, S. C. B.A.. English SUZANNE KIBLER SMITH Bowman, S. C. B.A., English TERRY ANN STILL Barnwell, S. C. B.A., Socidlogy CAROLYN ATKINS SOUTHER Inman, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education MARTHA REID TOMS F orest City, N . C. B.A., History MARY DOUGLAS THOMAS Gaffney, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education NANCY J UANITA USHER Bennettsville, S. C. B.A., Commerce CLARA RIDDLE TILLOTSON Chesnee, S. C. B.A.. Elementary Education PEGGY ANNE WALLACE Caffney, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education PATRICIA KERCHMAR TOLLISON Spartanburg, S. C. B.A., History LINDA CAROLYN WILLIAMSON Loris, S. C. B.A., Commerce LINDA FAYE WARE Greenville, S. C. B.A., Elementary Education ROBERTA ANN WILSON Blacksburg, S. C. B.S., Chemistry MARTHA J OANNE WELLS Bostic, N. C. B.A., Physical Education SUSAN COOLIDGE WILSON Charleston. 5. C. B.A., Elementary Education MARY KATHLEEN WEST Tryon, N. C. B.A., Physical Education PHYLLIS WINNE Oradell, N. J. B.A., Elementary Education JERRY MILES WOOD Chesnee, S. C. B.A., Business TOMMY RUSSELL WRIGHT Gaffney, S. C. B.A., History , f' 9,5 x ??:t V ' VK'M; $$$an . am! a kgisgai Misgimt hknigiig 2i; a $ Nag Qxipf' W Carnlim- Smith HONORARIES 53 Nell Ramsey-Secretary and Treasurer Left to right: Miss Dan- ner, Dr. Bass, Mr. Cline, Dr. Eastwood, Dr. Mal- lory, Mrs. Wheeler, and Mrs. Callison. Peggy Rawlinsu-President Kalosophia The purpose of Kalosophia, a general honor society recognizing superior scholarship on the part of undergraduate students in the liberal arts and sciences, is to recognize and stimulate scholar- ly attainment and to foster a fellowship of stu- dents interested in evaluating and promoting true scholarship. mnmammfwummawmw ,k Outstanding Student Awards In selecting these outstanding students, the student body considers all aspects of their campus life. The most important factors are service and contributions to the college, as well as leadership in various organizations and activities. Students are ineligible to receive the Out. standing Student Award more than once. These awards, for which all students are eligi- ble, are sponsored by the Calciid staff. Bettie Brown Senior Becky Davis Senior 55 Joan Hopkins Junior Stanley Eskridge ,um-o, Outstanding Dallas Fairey S h op omore Mary Sue Langford Senior Beverly Morgan Senior Lynda Scott Senior Students Toni White V - ' k Freshman Linda Williamson Senior 57 . .1 . n a vs . a ; .' vwx 11 ?Aw t ' um vur- Mm. nu 'WW udh, M IYIK ' ' , mu Ma. K v mum v fu at u ' .me a 0 . Bettie Brown Lynda Scott 58 11! Mary Sue Langford ths Who In American Universities And Colleges In recognition for outstanding achievement and in encouragement for the future, these students were chosen to represent Limestone in ths Who. Selections are made by a student-faculty commit- tee and are based on the studenfs scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and ex- tracurricular activities, citizenship and service to the college, and promise of future success. Peggy Rawlins Betty Rogers Bettie Gaye Brown Sumter, South Carolina Mary Sue Langford Camden, South Carolina Margaret Melchor Rawlins Tryon, North Carolina Betty Carolyn Rogers Clio, South Carolina Lynda Carolyn Scott Florence, South Carolina Nancy Juanita Usher Bennettsville, South Carolina 60 Becky Davis Hall Of F ame Beverly Morgan ms; J ulie Lowxy MW k h X These six seniors have been selected for their superior character, participation in campus af- fairs, able leadership, and overall academic schol- arship. Each of the students has contributed to the fullness of the Limestone spirit. Their loyal- ty and devotion to the college is evidenced by their deeds for the college. Steve Skinner Linda Williamson bl Left to right: Ruth Hannon, Vice-President; Elene McGee, President. Other officers not pic- tured: Kaye Fowler, Secretary; Carolina Smith, Treasurer; Molly Darby, Histon'an. Sponsor: Dr. Agnew and Miss Pribble. 62 v Gene Bailey Molly Darby Mary Sue Langford Lynda C. Scott Chi Beta Phi The Chi Beta Phi National Honorary Science Fraternity is composed of those students who show outstanding potential in the field of science. High scholastic achievement characterize the members of this organization, and it is their dmire to stimulate not only an interest in science but in all phases of a liberal education. Frank Bryant Sue Carter Virgil Childers Patsy Drake Ruth Harmon Suzan Hodges Elena McGee Donald Martin Kathy Newton Steve Skinner Caroline Smith Ann Wilson Top to bottom: Suzanne Smith, President; Becky Davis, Secretary; Peggy Rawlins, Recorder; Other officers not pictured: June Miller, Treasurer; SponsoreDr. Montague McMillan. Chi Delta Phi Vicky Brown Becky Davis June Miller Ann Palmer Marilyn Dobbins Dottie Pennington The Chi Delta Phi Honorary Literary Sorority of Limestone College was found- ed for the purpose of bringing together students with high scholastic achievements who will promote a literary interest in creative writing and who desire the high- est ideals in a liberal education. The three basic goals of this sorority are to raise the intellectual standards of the students, to provide intellectual entertainment, and to promote the art of creative writing in and through literature. Stanley Eskridge Andrea Gilstrap Peggy Rawlins Suzanne Smith 63 Seated: Nancy Lathem, Pres- ident. Standing: Carolyn Cof- fey, Vioe-President; Sharon Cox, Secretary; Mary Beth Gibbons, Social Chairman. 0f- ficers not pictured: Joyce Short, Treasurer; Miss Olive Mae Pollard-Sponsor. Gail Bivens Bettie Brown Jill Bruce Sandy Bryson Margaret Carter Carolyn Coffey Sharon Cox Sue Dunford Flormie Edens Texie Fowler Mary Beth Gibbons Andrea Gilstrap Nancy Grant Elaine Guest Clara Harper Mary Hartley Barbara Hoyle Patsy Johnson Diane Jolly Vera Jones Betty Ann Kennedy Nancy Lathem ' Linda Lee Ann Leonard Linda Morrow Brenda Outlaw Nell Ramsey Carol Ann Richardson Becky Sherbert Jean Shirley J oyce Short I Clara. Tillotson Peggy Wallace Linda Ware Suzie Wilson Kappa Delta Epsilon Kappa Delta Epsilon is a national education sorority, the purpose of which is to promote in- terest in the vocation of teaching, in order that members of the future generation may have better opportunities for learning. y75l93 Jean c351rfe vera jones Queen OJKMQ Way 66 Twof 7f0I2 01 Zelfie grown 97221 y 60 url cSezzz'or gflezzofazzfs Teyyy Wafff Wancy lefer Omgn Ggyey Way Cour! 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These, plus numerous other activities help to acquaint stu- dents with life on the Limestone campus. 76 00p lefD 1 wouldnk try to talk you into anything, but . . . 00p righD He was this tall! middle 9272; fewer cavities and you? U30tt0m W think ifs my appendix? casual mixer 00p lefD Therek something about an Aqua Velva manW mottom lefD WVho says blondes have more funiw 00p righD Sometimes ifs more fun to just sit and watch? Giottom righO Don t you think youWe had enough? yum... -w,,, ML 4 a w , $23, 3g 55;: Field Day Potato races, pie-eating contests, sack races, cheers, whistling contests, and a picnic the'se were a part of Field Day, 1964. We also raked leaves, planted shrubbery, and sang our class songs as both faculty and students displayed their patriotism toward and love for our school. 79 Rat Court ttPoor old ra-ats, the worst is yet to comeV Upperclassmen serenaded the lowly freshmen with this lilting refrain until that final big event s Rat Day, 1964. Gloomy and tragic it was to see the lowly ttratsh performing stunts for the presiding judges and upperclassmen spectators. However, jeers and boos from the tthigher-upsh soon gave way to hugs as once again it was rea'lized that Rat Court was merely another part of that won- derful Limestone spirit. ttRepent, Rat ! ttFe-Fi-Fo-Fum . . . ttDonR look now, but I think we,re surrounded. 80 Wl'here is too a Santa Claus! Christmas is a time for giving. Christmas At Limestone It,s distinctiverhthat Christmas spirit at LiIIIB- stone! Dr. Mac,s reading of Dickens A Christmas Carol, smelling the scent of freshly hung mistletoe and holly in Central, singing the beautiful hymns as we wind our way to breakfast by candlelight, placing that last piece of tape on our newly cre- ated door decoration, greeting guests at Open House, and that hbig flingh in Central before go- ing home fqr the holidays, make up the wonder- ful Christmas experiences. Frankie helps 2nd Old E. F. win West Hall award. . a My thumlfs stuck ! Yes, Christmas exists at Limestonti as it does no- where else. Each activity throughout the season holds a special meaning for each of us. ' You and your elephant jokes. And then the traveling salaman said . . . W x; The metaphysical approach to this is . . . Si1ent Night All but the memones are put away another year. ' High School Week end High school students from South Carolina and adjoining states gathered on the Limestone campus in early J an- uary in order to catch a glimpse of life at the ttRockh. Every minute of Saturday was filled with entertaining and stimulat- ing activities. After registering, our visitors were welcomed by the presi- dent of the student government, tak- en on tours of the campus and intro- duced to faculty members at a tea. The highlights of the day were a fashion showing of what a well-dressed Lime- stone Lady wears and an entertaining talent show. uHey, Hey, Hey, Little Boys 4 , a 5; g; wwahwumma 7I'Iitmng!b bfvuax;m: xhxfeiixaagrwgv 'V I!4?aw;is:xmuAK MNwwwvi'I'H'1ya;mam;. vt?m 'i$$$w$ta models sheath ensemble. 86 May Day 1964 What a wonderful visit it was to wonderland! Alice and her little friends, the grinning Cheshire Cat and Mad-Hatter, entertained with their antics as we awaited the ap- pearance of the King and Queen of Hearts and the dancing flowers. We were not alone on our ad- venture, however. Hope and her lovely court provided the gracious and charming companionship need- ed to make our May Day a mem- orable occasion. Dr. Eastwood crowns Hope Adams Queen of the May 1964. my Quick, before they catch us! .3! If she asks me to another one of these things . . . Is everybody happy? A little dab'lI-do-you. eased to make your acquaintance. 0.0.0, that tickles! Where is my ticket? Dance 1964 90 National Phn'vrs CULTURAL ASPECTS 9l Music Critics and Radio Editors have hailed E. Power Biggs as hAmericak F oremost Organist? This honorary title is certainly well deserved by one who thrilled 'the Limestone audience with se- lections from such composers as Bach, Handel, and Mendelssohn. Mr. Biggs combined his outstanding skill and delightful personality in giving us a program which greatly enhanced this year,s con- cert series. Halina Siedzieniewska, outstanding Polish pi- anist, presented a most enjoyable evening of en- tertainment. Displaying extraordinary skill, Miss Siedzienjewska delighted her audience with se- lections from Bach, Scarlatti, Beethoven, and Cho- pin. This performance was not one to be soon for- gotten. Town and Gown Series A splash of color and an exciting rhythm united with a background of exuberant song and skillful guitar manipulation produced the unique performance by Jose Molina and his troop of Spanish dancers: The great virtuosity of footwork displayed in the Soleares, Sequidillas, Bolero, 'and J ota dances appeared incomparable. The Spanish flavor was again displayed in the performance of Carlos Montoya, flamenco guitarist. Arresting rhythms, uniquely conveyed, delighted listeners with a most unusual sound. The variety of selections was both pleasing and in- teresting and added to the lasting impression of this performance. 94 F ine Arts Festival Charlotte gives through poetry. her glimpse of autumn Willie Snow Ethridge brightened the campus with her wit. Religious drama was very eIfective. A backstage chat with Carlos Montoya. F ine Arts Festival is big success. The Fine Arts Festival, an annual event, gives special emphasis to such cul- tural areas as literature, music, painting, and drama. These fields of cultural en- deavor were well represented by such out- standing personalities as Miss Willie Snow Ethridge, author and humorist, Luca Di Ceoco, cellist, and Carlos Montoya, world- renowned flamenco guitarist. Thme artists delighted students and guests with their talents. Members of the student body, fac- ulty, and local townspeople also contribut- ed their creative abilities to make this a most meaningful cultural experience. Sidewalk Art Show in City Park. Religious Emphasis Week During Religious Emphasis Week Dr. J. Claude Evans, Chap- lain of Southern Methodist University, led students in a study of the theme, Making Christianity Contemporary? Speaking on such top- ics as What We Need Less of-Religiorf, and On Being a Con- temporary Womanm Dr. Evans presented thoughts both provocative and inspiring. Student participation in evening discussion groups and evening prayer services added significantly to a most mean- ingful week. s x , litfieic. . 97 Contemporary Music Festival Left to right: Mr. George Bitzas, Miss Janet DuBois, Mrs. Rosemary Fischer, Mr. Joseph E. Fischer. Limwtone Collegets 2nd Festival of Contemporary Music was held in the spring. Highlight of the Festival was a visit by the noted American composer, Vincent Persichetti, presently head of the composition department of the Julliard School of Music in New York. The Festival opened with a choral concert featuring two works by Mr. Persichettie-the MASS for mixed voices and the SPRING CAN- TATA. The following morning Mr. Persichetti spoke to the entire student body about his life as a composer and of music in the world today. More of Mr. PersichettYs compositions were performed at the faculty recital the next eveningeThe 9th PIANO SONATA and the SONATA FOR ORGAN, along with compositions by the noted composers Gian-Carlo Menotti and David Burge. Friday morning was devoted to a discussion of ttmusic in education. During the afternoon a recital of students from the preparatory school presented contemporary music, including many compositions written especially for children by Mr. Persichetti. Mr. Joseph E. Fischer, violinist ttBut hcts a stranger and we can not have strangers in our cellarW Such was the cry of Miss Abby Brewster, one of the two old maids in Arsenic and Old Lace, a play sponsored by the sophomore class. Cen- tering around the activities of the two Brewster sisters who poisoned lonesome men in order to relieve their misery, the plot also significantly involved the brothers and nephew of these two spinsters. Dr. Montague McMillan, Dr. James Carlin, and Mr. A. C. Bickley, members of the faculty who ad- mirably portrayed characters in the produc- tion, and Mrs. A. C. Bickley who directed the presentation, did much to enhance the performances which will long be remem- hered. l02 JUNIORS I03 Junior Class Officers CLARA HARPER, President MICHELLE HARRIS, Vice-President PAM SHEALY, Secretary MISS WILMA HILL, Sponsor CAROLYN ARNETTE, Dillon SHIRLEY AVINGER, Conway PATSY BAUGHMAN, Aiken JOYCE BOWMAN, Shelby, N. VICKY BROWN, Lewisville, N. C. JANET BURNS, Spartanburg JUDY CALDWELL, Gaffney HELEN CAMP, Grover, N. C. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL, Roebuck LINDA CANTLEY, Kingstree JUDY CARROLL, Chester SUSAN CARTER, Gaffney GLORIA CHAPMAN, Forest City, N. C. JUDY CHAPPELL, Jenkinsville VIRGINIA CORBIN, Florence MARILYN DOBBINS, Gaffney SHERRY DONALDSON, Lancaster SHEPPY DUNLAP, Rock Hill HAROLD ELLER, Spartanburg STANLEY ESKRIDGE, Charlotte, N. C. CAROLYN EVATT, Spartanburg KAY FOWLER, Greer MARY KATHERINE FOWLER, Gaffney PAM CAINEY, Charleston ANDREA GILSTRAP, Easley RUTH HANNON, Spartanburg CLARA HARPER, Andrews MAX HARRILL, Shelby, N. C. MICHELLE HARRIS, Chesnee CAROL ANNE HICKEY, Chester DORIS HOLLINGSWORTH, Greenwood. JOAN HOPKINS, Pendleton BARBARA HOYLE, Shelby, N. c. MILDRED HUGHES, Caffney NANCY HURT, Spartanburg CAROLYN HUSSEY, Ocean Drive l07 BILLY HYATT, Gaffney JUDY JETER, Carlisle FRANKIE KELLER, Lake City FAYE KING, Cherry Grovb KAREN IaFLEUR, Clemson HELEN LANGDON, Raeford, N. C. BETTY LIDE, Columbia MARY J0 LOWRY, Chester GEORGIA MCABEE, Chesnee JOYCE McMILLAN, Campobello DONALD MARTIN, Smyrna FRANKIE MARTIN, Inman I08 MARTHA MARTIN, Gaffney REGCIE MARTIN, Gaffney NANCY MAYNOR, Gaffney LUCIA MITCHELL, Lake City JOYCE ANN MOBLE ., Caffney LINDA MOORE, Columbia JOHN MORROW, White Stone BRENDA OUTLAW, Sumter ANN PALMER, Gaffney DOTTIE PENNINGTON, Blackshurg ELIZABETH PHILLIPS, Gaffney JUNE POPE, Forest City, N. C. IIO FRANKIE PORTER, Manning SANDRA RAMSEY, Spartaliburg CECILIA SANDIFER, Westminster CAROL SCAVUZZO, Kenilworth, N. J. PAM SHEALY, Columbia JEAN SHIRLEY, Bishopville THORNE SHUMATE, Fountain Inn GAIL SLOAN, Spartanburg CAROLYN SMITH, Olanta SARAH JEFFERIES SMITH, Chester SHELBA JEAN SMITH, Pendleton LYNN SPENCER, Chesnee CALVIN SPURLIN, Cliffside, N. C. JEAN THRIFT, Shelby, N. C. BECKY WALLACE, Boiling Springs, N. C. NANCI WILLIS, Pickens ANN WHITE, Cowpens BRENDA WILKIE, Chesnee GAIL WILLIAMS, Madison, N. J. JANET WILLIAMS, Springfield LINDA WILLIAMSON, Salley J ERRY WILLINGHAM, Mooresboro, N. C. SANDRA WILSON, Spartanburg ll2 COPH 0 M 0R lib II33 Sophomore Class Officers DALLAS FAIREY, President BETTE MASTERS, Vice-President ANNA LEE TURNER, Treasurer ANDREA DABNEY, Secretary DR. JAMES CARLIN, Sponsor N N ADAMS, Greenville OIS AUGERI, Sanford N. C. LLY AXFORD, Falls Church, Va. ANDY BEALL, Goldsboro, N. C. ENDA BECKHAM, Darlington NDA BEDSWORTH, Silver Spring, Md. I BECCA BENEDICT, Charleston IRLEY BLACKWELL, Cowpens TTY BOGGS, Clemson I BOLTON, Gaffney ILIE BOZANEK, Sumter IWIN BRIDGES, Boiling Springs, N. C. AYNE BROWN, Blacksburg ANK BRYANT, Gaffney ARGARET ANN BUSH, Barnwell I TH BUTT, Atlanta, Ga. l ARON CAIN, Laurens HERYL CALLIS, Orangeburg ILLY CAMPBELL, Pacolet AUA CHOI, Seoul, Korea ALICE DIANNE ADAMS, Simpsonville CAROLINE ADAMS, Seneca CAROLYN ADAMS, Ocean Drive DIANNE ADAMS, Hartsville SANDRA HEWITT, Spartanburg PATTY HIGGINS, Gaffney RANDY HILL, Charlotte RONALD HOLLAND. Shelby, N. C. BARBARA CULLER, Orangeburg ANDREA DOBNEY, Lancaster RINGAN DOTY, Caffney ANNETTE ELAM, Bladenboro, N. C. PAT ELLIOTT, Rutherfordton, N. C. GLORIA EUBANKS, Union DALE EVANS, Williston DALLAS FAIREY, Orangeburg ANN FARBER, Greer CAROL ANN FINKLEA, Moncks Come ANN FORT. Moncks Corner LINDA FOWLER, Caffney ANN GARDNER, Gastonia, N. C7 WILLIAM GAUTHIER, Gaffney JEANNIE GLATFELTER, Charlotte, N. BINKY GRANT, Andrews TOPSY GREENWOOD, Charlotte, N. C. MIRIAM GRIER, Matthews, N. C. MARSHA GURLEY, Cherryville, N. C. MISSY HARRISON, Greenville LINDA HOWARD, Savannah, Ga. GLORIA HOWELL. Greenville JUDITH HUGHEY, Gaffney CATHEY HUTTO, Charleston Class of 1967 MARY JO JARRETT, Manning JOYCE JOHNSTONE, Charlotte, N. C. DALE JOLLY, Gaffney TERRY KINBIRL, Charlotte, N. C. LOU KIRKLEY, Central KATHY KONRAD, Charleston JUDY LANEY, Camden LINDA LEWIS, Mullins AMY LONG, Merchantville, N. J. JUDY LOVE, Raleigh, N. C. RUTH MCBEE, Burton SALLY McGINN, Aiken LARRY MABRY, Spartanburg MELINDA MANESS, Spartanburg BETTE MASTERS, Charlotte, N. C DEBBIE MIKOPOULOS, Seneca GREG MIKOTA, Gaffney SANDRA MILLER, Naples, N. C. MARIE MINTZ, Shallotte, N. C. SAM MINTZ, Caffney ANN ELLA MITCHELL, Saluda ANNIE RUTH MOORE, Chesnee J ERRY MOSS, Blacksburg ROY NEAL, Gaffney LIZ NEWSOM, Salisbury, N. C. SALLY OSTEEN, Anderson BILLY PAINTER, Gaffney FAYE PARRIS, Caffney GEORGE PARRIS, Gaffney JUDY PEDEN, Seneca SALLY PEELER, Gaffney SHIRLEY PHIFER, Gaffney MARY ANN PIKE, Goldsboro, N. C. DONNA PRINCIPE, Sumter VANN PRUITT, Caffney MARGIE RHEM, Georgetown WANDA RIDENHOUR, Charlotte, N. C. BEVERLY ROBERTS, Loris ANN SIMPSON, Clemson BARRY SLOAN, Columbia Sophomores DIANNE SMITH, Bates'burg JAYNE SMITH, Fountain Inn JOHNNIE SMITH, Clio ANN SPINKS, Charlotte, N. C. MARILYN STEGER, Princeton, Ky. CHARLOTTE STEINHARDT, Gaffney MARIAN STEWART, Anderson MARY SUE STEWART, High Point, N. C. Class of 1967 kNDRA THORNTON, Pauline ATSY TRULUCK, Olanta NNA LEE TURNER, Barnwell DUANE VIRGILIO, Queens Village, N. Y. ALINDA WAITES, Columbia IKKY WATTS, Moncks Corner OSEMARY WEBB, Simpsonville ONALD WEBBER, Cowpens AVID WILBURN, Kings Creek ICKI WILLIAMS, Inman ANCY WILSON, Blacksburg ARA WOOTEN, Wilson, N. C. ll9 o 2 l2l l22 F reshman Class Officers TONI, WHITE, President 52-14 3 u .. CAROL MULLINAX, Vice-President M . 'saxmm, mu, ,wvs-mm KAREN TORRENCE, Treasurer KAREN ABERNETHY, Charlotte, N. C. BETH ALLEN, Lake View NICKIE AMMONS, Jonesville MARIE AUSTIN, Charlotte, N. C. BARBARA AYRES, Roanoke, Va. ARMINTA BAIR, Holly Hill BARBARA BEASLEY, Batesburg CANDY BECK, Rockville, Md. BARBARA BENNETT, Simpsonville JULIE BETSILL, Orangeburg ANNIE LAURA BLANTON, Blacksburg JONATHAN BLANTON, Gaffney MARY BOATWRIGHT, Conover, N. C. BEVERLY BRABHAM, Anderson ANDREA BRIDGES, Gaffney JULIE BRIDGES, Florence BRENDA BROOME, Blacksburg JIM BROOME, Gaffney SUSAN BRYAN, Arlington, Va. PEGGY BRYSON, Greenville CHERRY BUFF, Lincolnton, N. C. PATSY BURGESS. Gaffney JANE CARTER, Gaffney JOY CLARY, Gaffney I23 l24 CAROLYN COKER, Creenville BECKIE CORNWELL, Rock Hill ELAINE COX. Greenville LINDA CREECH, Blythewood BARBARA ANNE CREEL, Hemingway FAYE CREEL, Conway JANE CULBERTSON, Castonia, N. C. BECKY CUMBIE, Central BETTY DAVIS, Spartanburg KATHY DeVITA, Charlotte, N. C. ROGER DIXON, Blacksburg CAROLYN DUNCAN, Waynesboro. Ga. JUDY EDWARDS, Taylors ANNE EVERETT, Bennettsville CAROL FAIRCLOTH, Chester SHARON FITZGERALD, Gaffney NANCY FOCLE, Denmark CHERYL FRYE, Wilmington, Del. VICKIE FRYE, Gaffney LaRUE GOODINC, Hampton NANCY GUEST, Gaffney JANE HALLMAN, Spartanburg SHIRLEY HANNON, Blacksburg JERRY HARMON, Gaffney F reshman Class SUSAN HAYES, Gaffney PATRICIA HELFERS, Sullivank Island FRANCES HODGES, Spartanburg BETTY HOLDER, Charlotte, N. C. KEN HOLMES, Blacksburg DIANE HORD, Charlotte, N. C. FRANCINE HOWLE, Calivants Ferry BETTY JEAN HUFFSTETLER, Caffney NANCY HUMPHREY, Columbia BARBARA JAMES, Charlotte, N. C. SUSAN JONES, Charleston Heights PENNY JORGENSEN, Charleston SUE KARNUTH, Florence BONNIE KEEFE, Florence LINDA KING, Spartanburg DONNA LUTHER, Spartanburg JUDY McDANIEL, Florence ROMA LEE MCDONALD, Easley MOLLY McDUFFIE, Sumter LYN N McKOWN, Spartanburg BETTY MARTIN, Anderson MARY ALICE MARTIN, Blackshurg KAY MARTIN, Charleston TONI MAYES, Kannapolis, N. C. LINDA MILAM, Pendleton ANN MILLER, Pageland JANE MOBLEY, Sumter MADGE MOODY, Dillon l25 '26 IRIS MORRIS, Charlotte, N. C. RANDY MOTTS, Caffney CAROL MULLINAX, Kershuw ELLEN NIX, Atlanta, Ga. JIMMY OSMENT, Gaffney MARI PARKER, Caffney GEORGE PARRIS, Caffney KAYE PATTERSON, Caffney MERCEDES PERKINS, Newark, N. J. DALE PETERSON, Savannah, Ga. KATHY PETTY, Gaffney JOANNE PHILLIPS, Gaffney KAY PLAXICO, Gaffney EDGAR POOLE, Gaffney PAUL RAINES, Blacksburg MARGARET REAVES, Darlington MARY RHETT, Beaufort MARY ELIZABETH RIDDLE, Chester DeSHIELD RIDGELL, Batesburg MARY RIGBY, Statesville, N. C. CAROL ROBISON, Gaffney DICKIE RUDD, Princeton, Ky. CLARITA SHAFFER, East Hartford, Conn. ANNE SHEPHERD, Newton, N. C. F reshman ELIZABETH SHORT, Spartanburg LINDA SIRES, Charleston CAROL SMITH, Seneca NANCY ANN SMITH, Charlotte, NC. NANCY MARGARET SMITH, Millville, N .J . JACKIE STACK, Charlotte, NC. GINGER STREIFF, Savannah, Ga. J UDY SULLIVAN, Gaffney LAURIE TAYLOR, Spartanburg KAY TAYLOR, Greenville MARY TEMPLIN, Camden TONI THOMAS, Florence MARVIN THOMPSON, Gaffney CATHY TINDALL, Spartanburg KATHY TOMLINSON, Lake City KAREN TORRENCE, Asheville, NC. PAM TURNER, Orangeburg HOPE WEEKS, Savannah, Ga. BRENDA WELBORN, Greer TONI WHITE, Easley VIRGINIA WHITE, Awendaw JANIE WILLIS, Spartanburg ZAN YOUNG, Charlotte, N .C. I27 l28 NW IV A XNIZ V 1 H UI' l2? Every Limestone student is a part of his schooPs Student Government. He ex- presses his views concerning rules and regu- lations to competent and understanding leaders who, in turn, strive to establish a harmonious relationship between the stu- dedts and administration. Bettie Brown, President Frankie Martin, Recorder Joan Hopkins, Secretary Lynda Scott. Vice-President Donna Principe, Treasurer I3I is Mary K. West iation President Becky Dav Ed Athletic Assoc itor 0f the Calciid Ann Mitchell. Social Chairman z n e .d .u e r MP n .mem n am Ln My GA H n .w w h C 99 $13,: 4 J, ?:s 1,151,. 9:1 c541: :4 iff, H ead Marshal Stanley Eskndge itor 0f the Lantern C CI'S Peggy Ratl Ed fi I32 Dean Ethel Bond Hall-Dean of Students Elizabeth B. Eaddy--Head Resident Director Dormitory Council The Dormitory Council is made up of the Dean of Students, Head Resident Director, Resi- dent Director, Dormitory Presidents, and Hall Presi- dents. Their chief responsibility is to create a climate in the resident hall that is conducive to study. They realize the importance of the contri- butions that the resident hall program makes in the life of the students. In this set-up these people have an unusual opportunity to work closely with the student in a situation that is more natural than that found in the classroom. The resident hall is a perfect lab- oratory for learning and practicing those prin- ciples in human relations upon which the very foundation of our society is built. Ethel T. Koger--Resident Director Janet BumFPresident of Dixie Dormitory Carolyn Coffey-President of Cooper Dormitory Flonnie EdenkPresident of New Dormitory ' ?- Hall Presidents: Left to right: Mary Jo Jarrett, Betty Rogers, Elene McGee, Suzie Wilson, Jill Bruce, Carol Ann Richardson, Topsy Greenwood, Frankie Keller, Brenda Outlaw, Clara Harper, Shirley Avinger. '33 I34 Day Men and Wbmen Organizations Reggie Martin-Secretary- Treasurer of Day Men Margaret Carter-President of Day W omen Steve Skinner-President of Day Men J erry Gauthier-Vice-Prcsident of Day Men FIRST ROW: Stanley Eskridge, Becky Davis, Betty Brown, Elene McGee, Kay West, Ann Mitchell, Frankie Keller. SECOND ROW: Suzie Wilson, Donna Principe, Sharon Cox, Joan Hopkins, Topsy Greenwood, Beverly Morgan, Clara Harper, Brenda Outlaw. FIRST ROW: Flonnie Edens, Carolyn Coffey, Janet Bums, Lynda Scott Chairman, Helen Langdon, Carol Ann Richardson. SECOND ROW: Shirley- Avinger, Frankie Martin, Jill Bruce, Dallas Fairey, Mary Jo Jarrett, Mary Sue Langford, Betty Rogers. Leg slative Council Dean Ethel Bond Hall Sponsor Helen Langdon . . . President Christian Association The Christian Association is a composite of students representing all the religious faiths found on the Limestone campus. In December of 1964 the various denomina- tional groups comprising the Association joined in the presentation of a Christmas party for children in the local orphanages. Walt Disney,s The Littlest Outlaw was shown, after which Santa distributed gifts to each of the children. The enjoyment of refreshments provided an appropriate climax to this meaningful event. FIRST ROW: Lynn Spencer, Elene McGee, Linda Howard, Ann Ella Mitchell, Kathy Konrad. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Jarrett, Betty Rogers, Peggy Rawlins, Anna Lee Turner, Suzanne Smith. Social Board A part of the Student Government, the social board, functions to provide enjoyable social events throughout the yea'r. Such events include both for- mal and informal teas and receptions, dances, and special concerts. Activities are organized with the objective of the development of a fine social competeHCFthe ability to meet all social situations with mature judgment, poise, understanding, and sensitivity to responsibility. Ann Mitchell . . . Chairman 'ST ROW: Nancy Usher, Phyllis Winne. SECOND ROW: Lucia Mitchell, Sandra Hewitt, Jane Farthing, Carol Ann Hickey; Joy Clary, Carolyn ams, Frances Hodges. I37 Womens Recreation Association TOP TO BOTTOM: Debbie Mikopoulos, Melinda Waites, Jill Bruce, Mary Ann Pike, Suzie Wilson, Nancy Usher. Mary Kay West, President Sponsors: Miss Hill, Miss Evans TOP To BOTTOM: Carol Ann Richardsoh, J0 Wells, Pam Cainey, Madge Moody, Zan Young. I38 Baptist Student Union Lynn Spencer President Charlotte Steinhart . . . Secretary and Treasurer Carol Ann Richardson .. . . . . . . .. W .M.U. President Canterbury Club Linda Howard President Dianne Adams Secretary-Treasurer Catholic Group Kathy Konrad President Mary Sue Stewart .. . . . . . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Wesley F oundation Betty Rogers.......................... President BrendaOutlaw.................... VicePresident Mary Jo Jarrett Treasurer Binky Grant Program Chairman Jean Shirley.................... Music Chairman Notpictured Virginia Corbin Secretary k Westminster F ellowship Peggy Rawlins President Bette Masters Vice President Randy Hill Treasurer $va MMM w W Michelle Harris lOt Glenn M Brenda Outlaw 15 a h S vi a M Vera Jones Carol Ann Hickey Peggy Ratliff-Head Marshal Three representatives from each class are elect- ed to serve as marshals for the year. They add charm and grace as they usher at the numerous concerts held throughout the year. Sandra Thornton Student Council Picture at 10p: left to right: FIRST ROW: Beverly Morgan, Ann Mitchell, Flonnie Edens, Donna Principe, Helen Langdon, Frankie Mar- tin, Clara Harper. STANDING: Bettie Brown-Chairman. SECOND ROW: Joan Hopkins, Sharon Cox, Carolyn Coffey, Dallas Fairey, Janet Burns, Lynda Scott. Sociology Club Office s President ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. Judy Harrelson Vice-President . . . . . . Terry Ann Still Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Virginia Corbin , 3' : ; l: j ask 1 I hi '3; Chemistry Club Officers Picture at right: President Janet Burns Vice-President . . Donald Martin Secretary-Treasur ............ Kelly Hamrick Physical Education Maj 018 Club Picture at bottom, left to right: Miss Wilma Hill, Miss Emmie Evans-Sponsors, Jo Wells, Margie Rhem, Mary Kay West, Louane Virgilio, Debbie Mikopoulos. Choir FIRST ROW: Anne Gardner, Patsy Truluck, Jeanne Glatfelter, Becky Cumbie, Frankie Keller. SECOND ROW: Beth Allen, Kathy Tomlinson, Lynn Adams, Sandra Ramsey, Becky Benedict, Sharon Cain. THIRD ROW: Lynn Spencer, Patty Helfers, Elene McGee, Anna Lee Turner, Peggy Rawlms. M.E.N.C. Left to right: Marsha Gurley, Elene McGee, Lou Kirkley, Becky Benedict, Frankie Keller, Mr. James Simpson, Anna Lee Turner, Sharon Cain, Peggy Rawlins, Suzanne Smith. , ... W wmw qy.e...- .'m. Heritage Club FIRST ROW: Suzanne Smith, Toni White, Anna Lee Turner, Carol Mullinax. SECOND ROW: Jackie Stack, Mary Hartley, Zan Young, Diane Hord, Candy Beck, Roma Lee McDonald, Ruth McBee, Becky Cumhie, Toni Thomas, Jane Mobley, Nancy Fogle, Arminta Bait, Dale Peterson, Melinda Maness, Judy Harrelson. THIRD ROW: Madge Moody, Linda Creech, Diane Smith, Linda Fowler, Brenda Welbom, Julie Bridges, Judy Jeter. Per Se Left to right: Carolyn Adams, Nancy Guest, Mikki Watts, Linda Howard, Lana Faye King, Anne Fort, Helen Camp, Sandi Miller, Kathy Konrad, Diane Hord, Marie Mjntz, Becky Cornwell, Mary Jo Lowry, Miriam Grier, Jane Farthing, Joan Hopkins, with Miss Ruth Lane, adviser. I45 I46 m-vks spnnsnr kuruannW, GREEK Alpha Delta You will know her almost anywhere by her warm smile, and her dedication to her fellow stu- dents. Shels an Alpha Delta Lady and she shows it. Our girls take pride in themselves and what they can be for Limestone. We are proud that our members belong to such honorary groups as Hall of Fame, Outstanding Students, and Who,s Who. We,ve also got some campus leaders like Linda Scott who is Vice-President of Student Govern- ment Association. Carolyn Coffey represents us well as President of Cooper Dorm. But donlt think all A.D. has is brains. We have beauties tooi just look at May Court if you need proof. Our girls are busy people. We carry on at least one project a year in order to donate money to our school wherever it may be needed. We,re proud of Limestone and weire proud to be mem- bers of Alpha Delta at Limestone. Linda WilliamsoniPresident Gail Bivens Sandra Cheney Carolyn Coffey Suzanne Smith Terry Ann Still Linda Williamson Frankie Porter Andy Dahney Carol Ann Finklea The A.D.'s show off their gift. Sharon Cox Mary Beth Gibbons Mary Hartley Betty Manning Glenn Miot Barry Rogers Lynda Scott Phyllis Winnie Babe Arnette Shirley Avinger Pam Gainey Clara Harper Michelle Harris Betty Lide Binky Grant Miriam Grier Melinda Maness Jayne Smith Mary Sue Stewart Mickey Watts Vicky Williams I49 ttMe Japanese Boy, I Love You Jill Bruce Sandy Bryson Helen Childress Becky Davis Margie Hawkins Patsy Johnson Vera J ones Betty Ann Kennedy Nancy Lathem Geisha girls, dressed in kimonas and Japanese hairstyles, passed out fortune cookies and other Oriental treats at the Kappa Kappa Kappa rush party this year. The disguised Tri-Kap girls entertained the rushees with songs, dances, and even ka- rate exhibitions. It has been a busy year for the Tri- Kaps. The rush party, the pledges, and plans for the Hootenanny constitute only a part of the activities of Tri-Kap girls. The president of the sorority was elected Queen of the May, and two other members were chosen as tiOutstanding Students? Both the editor of the annual and the editor of the newspaper are members of Tri-Kap. One member was elected as first runner-up in the ttBest DressedTi contest. Fun, companionship, plans, and accom- plishments are experienced by every Tri- Kap member. The moments of joy and happiness shared by the girls of K.K.K. will remain a part of their lives that they will cherish always. Vera J onehPresident The Scotchmen added their special touch to the Hootenanny! Carol Ann Richardson Mary Faye Sheppard Judy Smith Peggy Wallace Judy Chappell Stanley Eskridge Andrea Gilstrap Carol Ann Hickey Doris Hollingswortl Nancy Hurt Mary Jo Lowry Cecilia Sandifer Carol Scavuzzo Pam Shealy Lynn Spencer Thorn Shumate Nanci Wallis Gail Williams Janet William Linda Williamson Terry Kimbirl l5! Phi Kappa Theta Bettie Brown Gina Donaldson Flannie Edens Jane Farthing Gail Grainger Enid Hicks Suzan Hodges Mary Sue Langford Ann Mitchell Beverly Morgan Betty Rogers Marilyn Britt Singleton Nancy Usher Suzie Wilson Janet Burns Sherry Donaldson Sheppy Dunlap J oan Hopkins Barbara Hoyle Carolyn Hussey Frankie Keller Frankie Martin Lucia Mitchell Brenda Outlaw J ean Shirley Diane Adams Brenda Beckham Kathy Hutto Mary Jo Jarrett Linda Lewis Amy Long J udy Love Sally McGinn Mary Ann Pike Donna Principe Wanda Ridenhour Ann Simpson Ann Spinks Marilyn Steger Sarah Wooten The Phi Kaps began the year with a llflapperii rush party held for the girls on campus who were eligible to go out for rush. Much food, iiglamor- ous,, entertainment, and lots of Phi Kappa Theta spirit was present. a Activities which followed the rush party con- sisted of pledge week and lots of hard work for those poor pledges. Remember Mr. Gaffney, girls? The close of the week caused a big sigh of relief for a lot of people. Second semester brought with it seven new pledges. Again pledge week! It really wasnlt so had, was it? The yearis actlvities were brought to a close with the annual formal initiation for all the pledges, and a banquet afterwards honoring the graduating seniors. As in the years gone by, that Phi Kappa Theta spirit was present and will remain in the heart of all of us Phi Kaps. liBoop-Boop-Be-Do Peggy RatliffePresident 2nd Semester l53 Gail Williams-Sweetheart Ron Boheler Eddie Bolton Jim Broome Frank Bryant William Campbell Ken Crawley Lewis Dangerfield Billy Gauthier Jerry Gauthier Kelly Hamrick l54 Cutting class again . . . eh! What began as a small group of individuals wanting to fur- ther close friendships and mutual interests has in the space of a few years grown to develop leadership, personal responsi- bility and development, and social life. Lambda Mu Sigma is interested and active in all phases of campus life, be it social or otherwise, voluntary or manda- tory. The fraternity has enthusiastically participated in ac- tivities such as producing a hspook showh, sponsoring a dough- nut and coffee sale, and raising money by selling advertisements for the sophomore play. The emphasis upon social life is important to Lambda Mu Sigma and varied social activities are an integral part of fra- ternity life. The Christmas Dance and Spring Banquet were quite successful. By constant working and striving together, the boys have built a solid brotherhood whose influence will be felt for years to come. ambda Mu Sigma Ronnie Holland Dale Jolly J ere McCulloch Larry Mabry Reggie Martin Greg Mikota J ohnny Morrow Jerry Moss Roy Neal Billy Painter J erry Pruitt Van Pruitt J 0e Sanders Steve Skinner David Wilburn LAMBDA MU SIGMA L E15 6 army Steve Skinner-President l55 b 5 3LICA FIONS l57 Pam Shealy . . . General Staff Michelle Harris . . . Art Editor Buck Phippins . . . Photography Sandra Cheney . . . Classes Editor Busmess Staff . . . Jean Shirley Helen Childress . . . General Staff Judy Love, Sherry Donaldson Glenn Miot . . . General Staff Andrea Gilstrap . . . Business Manager Vicky Brown . . . Literary Editor The Calciid Members of the Calciid staff strive to relate through words and pictures the events which have meant so much to a Limestone student throughout the year. It is hoped that through such a presen- tation we may recall moments both of happiness and sadness as we come to appreciate and love more fully our alma mater. m? L Mrs. Rachel Bickley . . . Advisor Charlotte Steinhardt . . . Assistant Editor The Lantern To please, interest, and stimulate stu- dents is the goal of The Lantern. As the voice of Limestone student body, The Lan- tern tries to accomplish its goal with high journalistic standards. It is a bi-monthly newspaper pub- lished by students with an interest in journalism. The Lantern is a member of the South Carolina Collegiate Press As- sociation. Stanley Eskridge . . . Editor-in-chief Reporters . . . Sandra Cheney, Missy Harrison, Sue Dunford, Judy Chappell, Nancy Lathem, Carol Ann Richardson. I60 Billy Gauthier . . . News Editor and Columnist Betty Masters . . . Business Manager Becky Davis . . . Columnist Nancy Hurt . . . Circulation Manager Mrs. Lucy Wheeler . . . Sponsor Photo at right . . . Patsy Johnson, Photography Editor; Carol Ann Finklea, Associate Editor; Ken Holmes, News Editor; Enid Hicks, Assistant Editor. MICHELLE HARRIS-Sponsored .by Alpha Delta Best Dressed Contest Susan Hodges, representing The Calciid, was named the iiBest Dressed Girl on the Limestone College Campusii in the annual Glamour contest held in March in Curtis Auditorium. Gail Williams, sponsored by Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority, was named first runner-up. Second runner-up was the Sophomore representative Gloria Howell. Each contestant appeared in three outfits: a campus outfit, Sunday dress, and evening wear. The girls were judged on their use of colors and accessories, impeccable good grooming, their make- up and hair, their wardrobe plan and understand- ing of their .fashion type, and figure and posture. The contest was sponsored by The Lantern. SUSAN HODGEShWinner: Best Dressed College Girl on Limestone Campus Sponsored by The Calciid CATHY HUTTO-Sponsored by Phi Kappa Theta b meitr ,ux GAIL WILLIAMS-lst Runner-up GLORIA HOWELIr-an Runner-up PAM SHEALYbSponsored by Lambda Mu Sponsored by Kappa Kappa Kappa Sponsored by Sophomore Class Left to right: Betty Masters, Mrs. Lucy Wheeler, Dr. Bass, Mrs. Callison, Lynda Scott, Ruth McBee, Nancy Usher-Chairman, Stanley Eskridge, Suzan Smith, Becky Davis. Publications Council Publications Council exercises the general supervision over college publica- tions. These publications include The Lantern, The Calciid, the Candelabra, and the Student Handbook. The representative from the Senior Class is chairman and the representative from the Sophomore Class is Secretary. The scripts for both May Day and F ollies are approved by the Publications Council. I64 The Candelabra The Candelabra is the literary magazine issued annually in the spring by the students. Suzanne Smith . . . Editor-in-chief Mrs. Helen Callison . . . Adviser Staff . . . Sharon Spencer, Vicky Brown, J une Miller, Marilyn Dobbins. 1 NQWHHNNMNN HwQHHtQP-INWH H 2 2 2 1 1 4 2 1 3 1 3 1 2 Student Directory 1964- 1965 Abernethy, Karen Jean .................................. 534 Meadowbrook Road, Charlotte, N. C. Adams, Alice Diane ...... 120 East Curtis Street, Simpsonville Adams, Caroline Clay ............ 514 Quincy Road, Seneca Adams, Carolyn Elizabeth ............ Box 171, Ocean Drive Adams, Dianne ...................... Box 144, Hartsville Adams, Martha Lynn . . 245 Piney Mountain Road, Greenville Allen, Beth Page .................... Box 147, Lake View Ammons, Marjorie Nichola ............ Box 743, Jonesville Arnette, Carolyn Madge .................. Route 3, Dillon Atkins, Carolyn Elizabeth ................. Route 2, Inman Augeri, Lois Jean Elizabeth .............................. 215 North Endor Street, Sanford, N. C. Austin, Marie Gail . .2027 Sherwood Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Avinger, Shirley Louise ........ 1204 Pickens Street, Conway Axford, Sarah Azile . .105 Holmes Run Road, Falls Church, Va. Ayres, Barbara Ellen . . 711 Casswell Lane, S. W., Roanoke, Va. Bailey, Ollie Gene ...... 915 North Limestone Street, Gaffney Bair, Annie Arminta .......................... Holly Hill Barnado, Girard Jetton .................. Route 5, Gaffney Barnett, Virginia Phyllis ............ 106 Hilton Street, Greer Baughman, Patsy Ann ...... 810 Barnwell Avenue, N. E., Aiken Beall, Harriet Amanda ................................. 207 North George Street, Coldsboro, N. C. Beasley, Barbara Nell .............. Fair Avenue, Batesburg Beck, Leta Candyce .................................... 12909 Turkey Br. Parkway, Rockville, Md. Beckham, Brenda J oyce ...... 210 Trexler Avenue, Darlington Bedsworth, Linda Mary. .15 Sunnside Road, Silver Spring, Md. Benedict, Rebecca Claire ...... Route 1, Box 333-B, Charleston Bennett, Barbara Jean ........ 122 Wilson Circle, Simpsonville Betsill, Julie Alice .......... 1295 Eutaw Avenue, Orangeburg Bivens, Patricia Gail .................... Box 191, Ravenel Blackwell, Shirley Ann ........ Route 1, Box 200-A, Cowpens Blanton, Annie Laura .......... 203 Pine Street, Blacksburg Blanton, Brenda Carol ............. 105 G053 Avenue, Union Blanton, Jonathan Drew . . . .402 West Robinson Street, Gaffney Blanton, Wendell Jerry ............ 105 Goss Avenue, Union Boatwright, Mary Alexander ............................. 214 Tenth Street, S. W.,,Conover, N. C. Boggs, Elizabeth Nance ......... 11 Tamassee Drive, Clemson I66 4 Boheler, Ronald Nelson. . 1411 North Limestone Street, Gaffney 2 Bolton, Forest Edward .................... Route 5, Gaffney 4 Bostic, Sandra Bee ............... Box 362, Ellenboro, N. C. 2 Bowman, J oyce McGinnis.303172 Crawford Street, Shelby, N. C. 2 Bozanek, Emilie Beth .......... 753 Mattison Avenue, Sumter 1 Brabham, Beverly Lee ....... 3002 Belliview Avenue, Anderson 4 Bradley, Iris Keller .................... Route 3, Gaffney 4 Bratton, Columbus Ross ........ Route 6, Box 84-A, Gaffney 1 Bridges, Andrea Lee ..................... Route 3, Gaffney 2 Bridges, Donald Kenneth ............ Route 1, Shelby, N. C. 1 Bridges, Edwin Gail .......... Box 71, Boiling Springs, N. C. 1 Bridges, Julianne Price ............. 500 Oleander, Florence 1 Broome, Brenda Gay .............. Star Route, Blacksburg 1 Broome, James Nesbitt .......... Route 1, Box 203, Gaffney 4 Brown, Aquilla Ann .......... -. . . .Route 4, Box 240, Gaffney 4 Brown, Bettie Gaye .......... 410 Haynesworth Street, Sumter 2 Brown, Milton Wayne .......... 102 Brown Street, Blacksburg 4 Brown, Nancy Pitts ........ 3-C Cherokee Apartments, Gaffney 2 Brown, Patsy Barnhill. . . .1305 South Johnson Street, Gaffney 3 Brown, Vicky Ly'nn ...................... Lewisville, N. C. 4 Bruce, Susan Jill ........................ Windham, Conn. 1 Bryan, Susan .......... 4859 North 29th Street, Arlington, Va. 2 Bryant, Marvin Franklin .......... 205 Grace Street, Gaffney 1 Bryson, Peggy Francis ...... 216 Stratford Road, Greenville 4 Bryson, Sandra Lew . .1400 Waccamaw Drive, North Augusta 3 Buchaman, J. V ........................................ 315 South Broad Street, Apt. 3, Gastonia, N. C. 1 Buff, Anita Cheryl. .513 South Cedar Street, Lincolnton, N. C. 1 Burgess, Patsy Elaine .......... 111 Lipscomb Street, Gaffney 2 Burnett, Sandra Gallena ........ 208 Holly Drive, Spartanburg 3 Burns, J anet Evelyn ........ 237 Greengate Lane, Spartanburg 2 Bush, Margaret Ann .................. Box7185, Barnwell 2 Butt, Elizabeth Ann ...... 3897 Rux Road, S. W., Atlanta, Ga. 2 Cain, Sharon .................... Route 3, Box 260, Laurens 3 Caldwell, Judy Carole . .228 East Montgomery Street, Gaffney 4 Callahan, Samuel Stevens ................................ 68 North Main Street, Cliffside, N. C. 2 Callis, Cheryl Wade ..... . ........ 310 Perryclear, Orangeburg 3 Camp, Helen Carol .................. Route 1, Grover, N. C. 3 Campbell, Shirley DeVieux ........ Route 1, Box 506, Roebuck 2 Campbell, William Howard ................ Route 1, Pacolet 3 Cantley, Lynda Gayle ............ 511 Kelly Street, Kingstree 3 Carroll, Judith Belle ......... 224 West Elliott Street, Chester Carter, Margaret Louise .................. Route 5, Gaffney Carter, Mildred Jane. . . .715 South Limestone Street, Gaffney Carter, Susan Harris ..................... Route 5, Gaffney Chappell, Sarah Judith ....................... Jenkinsville Cheney, Sandra Lee. . . .1641 Hertford Road, Charlotte, N. C. 4 Childress, Helen Rhyne .......... 731 Albion Road, Columbia Childers, Virgil Owel ........ 55 Charleston Street, Blacksburg Choi, Hai Ja .............. 1-22 Chung Dong, Seoul, Korea 4 1 3 3 Chapman, Gloria Nolen ........ Route 1, Forest City, N. C. 3 4 Clary, Joyce Ann .............. 103 Cypress Drive, Gaffney 4 Coffey, Carolyn .............. South Brook Street, Manning 1 Coker, Carolyn Margaret . . 18 West Hillcrest Drive, Creenville 2 Collins, Glen Donald ........... 414 Lime Street, Blacksburg 4 Collins, Otha Edward, Jr ........... Route 3, Shelby, N. C. 3 Connor, Lee Davis ............ 203 Chester Street, Blacksburg 3 Corbin, Mary Virginia ................ Box 1164, Florence 1 Comwell, Manha Rebecca .............. Box 1081, Rock Hill 1 Cox, Linda Elaine .............. Box 323, Route 2, J ohnston 4 Cox, Sharon Lee ............ 18 Woodbine Road, Greenville Crawley, Oflen Ken .............. 508 Suttle, Shelby, N. C. Creech, Linda Sue .............. Church Road, Blythewood Creel, Barbara Anne ................. Route 1, Hemingway Creel, Wilma Faye .............. Route 2, Box 12, Conwa'y Culbertson, J ane Wade . . . .406 South Street, Gastonia, N. C. Culler, Barbara Faye .......... Route 5, Box 82, Orangeburg Cumbie, Rebecca Anne ...... 1300 Gassaway Street, Central Dabney, Andrea Lynne . . . .415 West Spring Street, Lancaster Darby, Martha Ann .................... Route 5, Anderson Davis, Betty Lorine .................. Route 1, Spartanburg Davis, Rebecca Ellen .............. Lancaster Road, Chester Dedmon, Joseph Hal ........ Route 6, Box 28, Shelby, N. C. DeVita, Katherine Jannette ............................... 1348 Green Oaks Lane, Charlotte, N. C. Dixon, Roger Dale ............ 108 Pine Street, Blacksburg Dobbins, Marilyn Lee ................... Route 5, Gaffney 4 Doggeft, J oseph Young. . . . . . . . . . . .Box 235, Henrietta, N. C. 4 Donalson, Eugenia Morris .............................. 5328 Castle Rock Road, Roanoke, Va. 3 Donaldson, Sharon Elizabeth ...... Larkspur Ranch, Lancaster 2 Doty, Ringan Thomson ............ 201 Vine Street, Gaffney 4 Drake, Patsy Cowan ...... 1450 Fernwood Road, Spartanburg Duncan, Alma Carolyn . . . .866 Myrick Road, Waynesboro, Ga. Dunford, Susan .......... 59 Elmwood Avenue, Rye, N. Y. Dunlap, Ann Shepherd ......... 750 Myrtle Drive, Rock Hill Edens, Flonnie Inez ...... 337 North Magnolia Street, Sumter Edwards, Judith Elaine ............ 6 East Lee Road, Taylors Edwards, Sandra Maxie .................. Route 1, Lyman Elam, Annette ................ Box 626, Bladenboro, N. C. Eller, Harold .................. 3 Cedar Street, Spartanburg Elliott, Sara Patricia . . . .313 Pine Street, Rutherfordton, N. C. Ellis, Guynell Young .......... Route 5, Box 54-A, Gaffney Elmore, Billy Asa ............... Route 1, Box 158, Gaffney Elmore, Michael Hiram ........ Route 1, Mooresboro, N. C. Epley, Zelda Coffey ........ 2 S. Vincent Street, Shelby, N. C. Eskridge, Stanley Elizabeth .............................. 5410 Robinhood Road, Charlotte, N. C. Eubanks, Gloria Jean .................... 187 Haas, Union Evans, Dale ................ 611 Springfield Road, Williston Evatt, Carolyn Dianne ........ 7127 Maple Street, Spartanburg Everett, Anne Adams ...... Fayetteville Avenue, Bennettsville Faircloth, Carol Dianne ......... 125 Brawley Street, Chester Fairey, Pauline Dallas ............... Box 787, Orangeburg 2 Father, Patricia Ann ...................... Route 4, Greer 4 Farmer, Grady Lane .......... 309 Longview Heights, Union I 4 Farthing, Jane Elizabeth. .2040 Coniston Place, Charlotte, N. C. 2 Finklea, Carol Anne ...... 107 Live Oak Drive, Moncks Corner . 1 Fitzgerald, Sharon Lynette . . . .313 West Race Street, Gaffney 1 Fogle, Nancy Elizabeth .............. Route 1, Denmark 2 Fort, Mildred Ann ........ 116 Winter Street, Moncks Corner 3 Fowler, Brenda Kay ............ 106 Marchant Street, Greer 1 Fowler, Linda Carole ............. Route 2, Box 44, Gaffney 3 Fowler, Mary Kay ........ 1304 South Petty Street, Gaffney 4 Fowler, Texie Holmes .......... Route 2, Box 246-A, Gaffney 3 F oxx, Mary Helen Sears. . . .416 U2 College Drive, Gaffney 1 F rye, Cheryl Ann . . . .316 Westgate Drive, Wilmington, Del. 1 Frye, Vicki Lee ................ 228 Madison Drive, Gaffney 3 Gainey, Pamela Anne . . . .1319 Winchester Drive, Charleston 2 Gardner, Ann ........ 410 West 6th Avenue, Gastonia, N. C. 4 Gauthier, Mark Gerard, J r.. . l-B Cherokee Apartments, Gaffney 2 Gauthier, William Blanton ........ 110 Sunset Drive, Gaffney 4 Gibbons, Mary Beth ............................ Turbeville 2 Gibson, Rebecca Jane ........... Route 5, Box 68-A, Gaffney 3 Gilbert, Tom Lee, Jr. ............ 904 Lyman Street, Gaffney 3 Gilstrap, Andrea Jean ...... 1 ..... 310 Parkway Drive, Easley 2 Glatfelter, Jerene Nadine . .Wintergreen Drive, Charlotte, N. C. I67 Gold, Irene Hambright. .405 South Chester Street, Blacksburg Gooding, Faithe LaRue .......... 407 Shaw Drive, Hampton Grainger, Mary Gail ...................... Route 1, Loris Grant, Martha Inabnit ................... Box 617, Andrews Grant, Nancy Carolyn .......... 403 Twelfth Street, Gaffney Greenwood, Helen Eileen ............................... 2319 Providence Road, Charlotte, N. C. Grier, Miriam Agnes ........... Box 344-A, Matthews, N. C. Guest, Nancy Del .' ............... Route 4, Box 261, Gaffney Guest, Sylvia Elaine .................... Route 4, Caffney Gurley, Marsha Jeanette ................................ 200 West Main Street, Cherryville, N. C. Hallman, Jane Baker ...... 1270 Montview Street, Spartanburg Hamrick, Barry Lyndon . . . .2508 Cherokee Avenue, Gaffney Hamrick, Carolyn Sue ...... 2508 Cherokee Avenue, Gaffney Hamrick, Kelly David ........ 2508 Cherokee Avenue, Gaffney Hamrick, Suzanne Putnam ...... Route 3, Box 8, Shelby, N. C. tPQNWs-II-d Haney, Jennings Elliott, Jr. ............................. 2-D Cherokee Apartments, Gaffney Hannon, Sara Ruth . . . .454 South Church Street, Spartanburg Hannon, Shirley Cathrine. . .511 Rutherford Street, Blacksburg Harmon, Jerry Dean .............. Route 2, Box 32, Gaffney Harper, Clara Ann ...................... Box 48, Andrews Harrelson, Judith Elaine .106 Lanford Road, Spartanburg Harrill, Max Dean ................ Route 2, Shelby, N. C. .Harris, Laura Michelle ................. Box 586, Chesnee Harrison, Maria Lynne . . . .22 West Hillcrest Drive, Greenville Hartley, Mary Bunch ......... 2108 Reynolds Road, Barnwell Hastings, Tina Elizabeth . .215 Beechwood Drive, Spartanburg Hawkins, Margie Ann ............ 211 Hillcrest Drive, Union Hayes, Sandra Diane .................... Route 3, Gaffney Hayes, Susan Annanett ............... Maple Drive, Gaffney 3 1 1 3 4 3 3 2 4 4 4 1 1 1 Helfers, Patricia Hope .................................. 1502 Thompson Avenue, Sullivan1s Island Hewitt, Sandra Gale .............. 15 Buford Street, Sumter 1 Hickey, Carol Ann ................ 140 Wylie Street, Chester Hicks, Enid Wanda ........ 13 Brownwood Drive, Greenville Higgins, Patricia Ann .............. 230 East Smith, Gaffney Hill, Virginia Randolph . .711 Peranna Place, Charlotte, N. C. 1 Hodges, Mary Frances ........ Wadsworth Road, Spartanburg 4 Hodges, Susan Bonita ........ Wadsworth Road, Spartanburg 1 Holder, Betty Long ..... 2319 Inverness Road, Charlotte, N. C. 2. Holland, Ronald Bland ...... Route 3', Box 183, Shelby, N. C. 3 Hollingsworth, Doris Elaine. . .Old Abbeville Road, Greenwood 1 Holmes, Kenneth Neal .............. Star .Route, Blacksburg I68 Hopkins, Jean Marie .................. Route 1, Pendleton Hord, Beverly Diane . .1251 Providence Road, Charlotte, N. C. Howard, Mary Linda . . . .23 East 48th Street, Savannah, Ga. Howell, Gloria Jean ......... 153 Batesview Drive, Greenville Howle, Francine Margaret .......... Route 3, Calivants Ferry Hoyle, Barbara Lynn ...... 806 Hampton Street, Shelby, N. C. Hoyle, Elizabeth Ledbetter. . . .Route 2, Box 72, Shelby, N. C. Huffstetler, Betty Jean. . . .902 South Limestone Street, Caffney Hughes, Mildred Peeler ................... Route 5, Caffney Hughey, Judith Ann ...... 811 Washington Avenue, Gaffney Humphrey, Nancy Ann ...... 1611 Buchanan Drive, Columbia Humphries, Helen Josephine ............................ 740 North Liberty Street, Spartanburg Hurt, Nancy Carolyn ...... 608 Woodland Drive, Spartanburg Hussey, Carolyn Douglas ...... Half Moon Lake, Ocean Drive Hutto, Catherine Brady .......... 80-B Bull Street, Charleston Hyatt, Billy Wayne ............... 303 Poplar Street, Gaffney 2 Jarrett, Mary Jo .................... Major Drive, Manning 2 Jeter, Judith Elizabeth ............ Route 1, Santuck, Carlisle 4 Johnson, Patsy Coren .................... Box 44, Aynor 2 Johnston, Joyce Ann. . . .3313 Elstree Drive, Charlotte, N. C. 2. Jolly, Beverly Dale ....................... Route 1, Gaffney 4 J olly, Glenda Diane .............. Route 1, Box 256, Gaffney 2 Jones,vRebecca Ellen ........ 238 N. Post Road, Shelby, N. C. 1 Jones, Susan Marie .................................... 16 Constitution Avenue, Charleston Heights 4 J ones, Vera Illene .......... 19 Cedar Street, Asheville, N. C. 1 Jorgensen, Penelope Sue ..... ,.Qtrs. M-10, U.S.N.B., Charlston 1 Karnuth, Susan J ane .......... 1655 Cherokee Road, Florence 1 Keefe, Bonnie Celia ............ 331 Country Club, Florence 3 Keller, Frances Rebecca .......... 118 Lee Street, Lake City 4 Kennedy, Betty Ann .................... Route 2, Woodruff 2 Kimbirl, Terry Jane ...... 2820 Sunset Drive, Charlotte, N. C. 4 Kimbrough, Martha Norton ...... 604 College Drive, Gaffney 3 King, Lana Faye .................... Box 55, Cherry Grove 1 King, Linda Sherrell ...... 1585 Charlotte Road, Spartanburg 2 Kirkley, Nancy Lou ........... 204 Gassaway Street, Central 2 Konrad, Kathleen Jean . . . . 140 St. Margaret Street, Charleston 3 LaFleur, Karen Meredith ........ 219 Wesley Street, Clemson 2 Laney, Margaret Judith ........... 1808 F air Street, Camden 3 Langdon, Helen Marie .......... 409 Magnolia, Raeford, N. C. 4 Langford, Mary Sue ............ 410 Laurens Street, Camden 4 Lathem, Nancy Jane ..... . ................. Route 3, Easley 4. Lee, Linda Dale .......... 2 ...... 805 Lyman Street, Gaffney 4 Leonard, Lydia Ann .......... 560 Poplar Street, Spartanburg 3 Lethco, Jerry Donald. . . .804 S. Jackson Street, Gastonia, N. C. 2 Lewis, Linda Derrick ........... 122 Dogwood Drive, Mullins 3 Lide, Elizabeth Alston .......... 2614 Burney Dn've, Columbia 1 Lipscomb, Ernest Michael .......... Route 4, Box 136, Gaffney 2 Long, Amy Jane ........ 72 Volan Street, Merchantville, N. J. 4 Long, Ora Jane ............ Route 6, Medallion Park, Gaffney 2 Love, Judy Lillian ........ 609 Sampson Place, Raleigh, N. C. 3 Lowery, Mary Josephine .......... 137 Saluda Street, Chester 4 Lowery, James Arthur ............ 2218 Linwood, Rock Hill 1 Luther, Donna June ....... 115 Overbrook Circle, Spartanburg 3 MacDowelI, Pauline Oswald . .309 E. Fairview Avenue, Gaffney 3 McAbee, Georgia Wilder .................. Route 2, Chesnee 4 McCulloch, Jere William ........... 705 Union Street, Gaffney 2 McCurry, Don Hugh ................. Route 3, Spartanburg 1 McDaniel, Judy Diane ...... .. .1811 Cherokee Road, Florence 1 McDonald, Roma Lee ............... East A Avenue, Easley 1 McDuffie, Mollie Brice ...... 437 Haynesworth Street, Sumter 4 McGee, Rose Elene ........ 210 Hellams Street, Fountain Inn 2 McGinn, Sarah Helen ........ 598 Powder House Road, Aiken 1 McKown, J ennie Lynn ........... 531 Otis Blvd., Spartanburg 3 McMillan, Rita Joyce ................. Route 1, Campobello 3 Mabry, Jack Arthur ................................... 415 Pierpont Avenue Extension, Spartanburg 2 Mabry, Larry Wayne ........... 816 California, Spartanburg 2 Maness, Melinda Jeanne ...... 434 E. Park Drive, Spartanburg 4 Manning, Betty Wham. . . .145 Princeton Street, Spartanburg 1 Martin, Elizabeth Anne ........ 608 Bonham Court, Anderson 3 Martin, Frances Turpin .................. 23 Bishop, Inman 3 Martin, Hoyle Donald .................. '. .Route 1, Smyrna 1 Martin, Mary Alice ............ 209 York Street, Blacksburg 1 Martin, Mary Catherine ........ 7 Rutledge Blvd., Charleston 1 Mantin, Nancy Miles .......... 1424 Heatherwood, Columbia 1 Martin, Tommy Ed .............. 909.Lyman Street, Gaffney 3 Martin, William; Reginald ...... 303 U2 Elm Street, Gaffney 2 Masters, Bette Gayle ...... 2821 Sunset Drive, Charlotte, N. C. 4 Mauney, Clyde Herman ............ Route 2, Ellenboro, N. C. 1 Mayes, Toni Yvonne .................................... 401 East 3rd Street, Kannapolis, N. C. 3 Maynor, Nancy Kay .......... 325 East Montgomery, Gaffney 2 Mikopoulos, Despina Patricia ...... North First Street, Seneca 2 Mikota, Gregory Michael .......... 202 Forest Lane, Gaffney 1 Milam, Linda Jane ................ 530 East Main, Pendleton 2 Miller, Ann Virginia .................. Route 3, Pageland 4 Miller, Delores June ........... 209 Manning Street, Arcadia 1 Miller, Sandra Anne ............ .. . . .Box 457, Naples, N. C. 2 Mintz, Lisbeth Marie ............ Box 654, Shallotte, N. C. 2 Mintz, Sam Herbert ...................... Route 2, Gaffney 4 Miot, Glenn Kaminer ........ 329 Spring Lake Road, Columbia 4 Mitchell, Ann Axson ............ Route 4, Box 154, Lake City 2 Mitchell, Ann Ella ........................ Box 142, Saluda 3 Mitchell, Lucia Graham ........ Route 4, Box 154, Lake City 1 Mobley, Jane Claire .................. 18 Chestnut, Sumter 3 Mobley, Joyce Ann ............ Route 1, Box 219, Gaffney 1 Moody, Madge Gibson .................... Route 3, Dillon 2 Moore, Annie Ruth ...................... Route 3, Chesnee 3 Moore, Linda ................ 1530 Milford Road, Columbia 4 Morgan, Beverly Burry ................ 21 Otis, Greenville 1 Morris, Iris Lee ........ 2736 Royston Road, Charlotte, N. C. 3 Morrow, John Amick ........................ White Stone 4 Morrow, Linda Lou .................... 30 Bridges, Inman 4 Moss, George Harry ........ 402 West Buford Street, Gaffney 4 Moss, James Larry ................ Highland Courts, Gaffney 2 Moss, Jerry Warren ............ Route 1, Box 271, Blacksburg 1 Motts, John Randall ...................... Route 5, Gaffney 4 Mull, Clevous Frederick .............. Route 6, Shelby, N. C. 2 Mull, Doris Jean ..................... Route 6, Shelby, N. C. 1 Mullinax, Carol Jean ............ 505 Stevens Drive, Kershaw 2 Neal, Roy Mitchel ............ 410 Railroad Avenue, Gaffney ' 2 Newsom, Elizabeth Ann. 1204 Stanley Avenue, Salisbury, N. C. 4 Newton, Katherine Elizabeth. .3407 Abingdon Road, Columbia 1 Nix, Mary Ellen. .251 S. Colonial Homes Circle, Atlanta, Ga. 1 Oltman, Robert Brooks ........ 430 South Limestone, Gaffney 1 Osment, Jimmy Wayne ...... 614 West Smith Street, Gaffney 2 Osteen, Sally Marie .......... 229 Whitehall Road, Anderson 3 Outlaw, Brenda Carolyn .......... 108 Loring Place, Su'mter 4 Painter, Benny Thomas ........ 700 Railroad Avenue, Gaffney 2 Painter, Billy Logan ................ 407 Oak Street, Gaffney 2 Painter, Sara Brown . .................. Route 2, Chesnee 3 Pahner, Ann Horton .............. Route 5, Box 16, Gaffney 1 Parker, Mari Ella .................... Richardson, Gaffney 2 Parris, Faye Wcllmon .......... Route 6, Box '76 172, Gaffney 1 Parris, George Julian ...... 1214 South Petty Street, Gaffney 2 Parris, James Wayne .......... 805 South Limestone, Gaffney 1 Patterson, Kaye Diane ............ Route 4, Box 410, Gaffney 2 Peden, Judith Maxine ................ P. 0. Box 743, Seneca 2 Peeler, Sally Bratton ............. Route 5, Box 23, Gaffney I69 3 Pennington, Dorothy Annette ............................ 1000 W. Carolina Street, Blacksburg l-l Perkins, Mercedes Patricia .............................. 785 South 16th Street, Newark, N. J. 1 Peterson, Dale Ellen. .1201 Brightwood Drive, Savannah, Ga. 2 Pettit, Ronnie Alexander .......... Route 6, Box 144, Gaffney 1 Petty, Kathryn Maude ............ 900 West Buford, Gaffney 2 Phifer, Shirley Jean ............. 212 College Drive, Gaffney 3 Phillips, Elizabeth Herman .............. Route 5, Gaffney 1 Phillips, Joanne Parris .......... Route 1, Box 35X, Gaffney 2 Pike, Mary Ann ...... 108 North Lee Street, Goldsboro, N. C. 1 Plaxico, Judy Kay .............. 311 Hickory Street, Gaffney 1 Poole, Edgar Morgan, Jr ........... 701 West Smith, Gaffney 3 Pope, June Heasley .......... Arlington, Forest City, N. C. 2 Porter, Lois Cobb ...................... Box 2, Blacksburg 3 Porter, Myrtle Frances .......... Route 4, Box 225, Manning 4 Price, Alice Geneva .................... Route 1, Cowpens 2 Principe, Mary Donna .................. 809 Mathis, Sumter 4 Pritchard, Peggy Cason ........ 1201 Elmore Street, Gaffney 4 Pruitt, Grover Evans, J r ........... Route 5, Box 289, Gaffney 2 Pruitt, Ronald Vann .................... Route 5, Gaffney 4 Ramsey, Nell Moseley ........ 703 Cherokee Avenue, Gaffney 3 Ramsey, Sandra Patricia ..... 220 Boundry Drive, Spartanburg 4 Ratliff, Margaret Janice ................................ 219 S. Rutherford Street, Wadesboro, N. C. 4 Rawlins, Margaret Melchor ........... Box 957, Tryon, N. C. 1 Reaves, Margaret Marie ........ Evangeline Drive, Darlington 1 Rhem, Marjorie Jean ........ Route 3, Box 124, Georgetown 1 Rhett, Mary Hanahan .......... 2419 Pigeon Point, Beaufort 4 Richardson, Carol Ann .................... Box 11, Slater 1 Riddle, Mary Elizabeth ............. 166 York Street, Chester 2 Ridenhour, Wanda Kay. .5577 Lansing Drive, Charlotte, N . C. 1 Ridgell, Eleanor DeShield ...... Columbia Avenue, Batesburg 1 Rigby, Mary Sue ........ 420 Sullivan Road, Statesville, N. C. 2 Roberts, Beverly Kay ............ . .......... Route 2, Loris 1 Robison, Carol J aneen ............ Route 4, Box 403', Gaffney 3 Robison, Linda Kaye . . . .1308 South J ohnson Street, Gaffney 4 Rogers, Betty Carolyn ....................... Box 123, Clio 1 Rudd, Dixie Gale ............ 718 W. Locust, Princeton, Ky. 2 Sanders, Joseph LeRoy ....... 2812 Cherokee Avenue, Gaffney 2 Sanders, Mary Withers ....... 2812 Cherokee Avenue, Gaffney 3 Sandifer, Cecilia Frances .......... P. O. Box 97, Westminster 3 Scavuzzo, Carol ...... 33 North 13th Street, Kenilworth, N. J. 4 Scott, Lynda Carolyn ............ 2nd Loop Road, Florence I70 1 Shaffer, Clarita Barr . . . .5 F Conn Blvd., East Hartford, Conn. 3 Shealy, Pamela Kay ........ 1045 D. Avenue, West Columbia 1 Shepherd, Anne Richter . . . . 122 Pinehurst Lane, Newton, N. C. 4 Shepherd, Mary Faye ...... 112 Richard Lane, Moncks Corner 4 Sherbert, Rebecca Ann .............. Route 4, Spartanburg 3 Shirley, Helen Jean .................... Route 2, Bishopville 1 Short, Dorothy Elizabeth ............................... 139 Continental Drive, Spartanburg 4 Short, Joyce Toney .............. Box 353, Ellenboro, N. C. 3 Shumate, Elizabeth Thorneton ........ Route 2, Fountain Inn 2 Simpson, Ann Elizabeth .................. Box 825, Clemson 1 Sires, Linda Terrence ........ Confederate Circle, Charleston 4 Skinner, Lester Steven .................... Route 1, Gaffney 2 Sloan, Rebecca Gayle ................ Route 6, Spartanburg 1 Smith, Carol Ann ................. Hawthorne Lane, Seneca 2 Smith, Dianne ...................... Oak Street, Batesburg 2 Smith, Elizabeth J ayne . . . .104 Green Avenue, Fountain Inn 2 Smith, J ane Lee .................... North Main Street, Clio 4 Smith, Judy Carolyn ................ Box 296, Fountain Inn 4 Smith, Marjorie Caroline. . . .103 Green Avenue, Fountain Inn 1 Smith, N ancy Ann Louise .............................. 6518 Burlwood Road, Charlotte, N. C. 1 Smith, Nancy Margaret. .1026 N. High Street, Millville, N. J. 3 Smith, Sarah Jefferies ............ 107 Foote Street, Chester 3 Smith, Shelba Jean .................... Box 1633, Pendleton 4 Smith, Suzanne Kibler ..................... Main, Bowman 4 Spangler, J acqueline Irene. . . .Route 1, Box 435, Shelby, N. C. 3 Spencer, Linda 4 Spencer, Billie Mason ........ 411 West Race Street, Gaffney 3 Spencer, Linda Frances .................. Route 1, Chesnee 2 Spinks, Ann Graham. . . .1201 Skyview Road, Charlotte, N. C. 3 Spurlin, Calvin Yates . . . .27 Reservoir Street, Cliffside, N. C. 1 Stack, Jacqueline Alice. .5601 Charing Place, Charlotte, N. C. 2 2 2 2 Stegetf, Marilyn Carol .......... 122 Highland, Princeton, Ky. Steinhardt, Charlotte Ann ...... 102 Palmetto Street, Gaffney Stewart, Marian Lee ........... 2000 Lindale Road, Anderson Stewart, Mary Sue. .3410 Greenhill Drive, High Point, N. C. 4 Still, Terry Ann ........................ Box 187, Barnwell 1 Streiff, Virginia .............. 4609 Reynolds, Savannah, Ga. 1 Sullivan, Judith Marlene ........ Route 4, Box 189-A, Gaffney 4 Sumner, Cathy Opheila ...... 12 Cammer Avenue, Greenville 2 Tate, Laurence Gray ..................... Route 5, Gaffney 1 Taylor, Carolyn Lauralla ................................ 3826 Maid Marion Lane, Spartanburg 1 Taylor, Linda Kay . . . .Route 7, Poinsett Highway, Greenville 1 Templin, Mary Anne ...... 1606 North Broad Street, Camden 4 Thomas, Mary Douglas .............. 201 Lipscomb, Gaffney 2 Thomas, Patricia Carole ........ 128 Greengate, Spartanblurg 1 Thomas, Virginia Antoinette. . . .908 Mohawk Drive, Florence 1 Thompson, Lafe Alfred ...... 124 Garrett Street, Spartanburg 1 Thompson, Marvin Dean ........ 500 East Robinson, Gaffney 2 Thornton, Sandra Kay .................... Route 1, Pauline 3 Thrift, Jean McGinnis ............... Route 6, Shelby, N. C. 4 Tillotson, Clara Riddle .................. Box 472, Chesnee 1 Tindall, Cathy Patrice ................ Route 5, Spartanburg 4 Tollison, Patricia Kerchmar ............................ 921 Brentwood Drive, Spartanburg 1 Tomlinson, Kathleen Purvis ......... Forrest Street, Lake City 4 Toms, Martha Reid .................................... 807 South Church Street, Forest City, N. C. 1 Terrence, Karen Elizabeth .............................. 187 Edgewood Road, Asheville, N. C. 1 Towery, Kegneth Wayne. . . .498 Longview Drive, Spartanburg 2 Truluck, Patricia Anne .................... Box 102, Olanta 2 Turner, Anna Lee .......... 2014 Nightingale Street, Barnwell 1 Turner, Pamela Ann .......... 821 Ellis Avenue, Orangeburg 4 Usher, Nancy Juanita ................. Box 438, Bennettsville 2 Venters, Anne Curtis .................. Box 533, Hemingway 2 Virgilio, Louane Florence ............................... 94-74 218th Street, Queens Village, N. Y. 2 Waites, Melinda Miller ........ 2917 Delano Road, Columbia 4 Wallace, Peggy Anne. . . .813 East Frederick Street, Gaffney 2 Wallace, Rebecca Ann ........ Box 89, Boiling Springs, N. C. 3 Wallis, Nanci Ann .............. N. Catherine Street, Pickens 4 WareyLinda Faye .............. 42 Second Street, Greenville 2 Watts, Mildred Irene .............. Box 64, Moncks Corner 2 Webb, Rosemary ...... 102 South Pliney Circle, Simpsonville Special Adair, Wayne Clyde ........ 140 Hancock Avenue, Spartanburg Bramlett, Desmond Eugene. .807 West Elm Street, Shelby, N. C. Brittain, Jean Casey ................ 120 Buford Street, Gaffney Dangerfield, Lewis Pinckney. . . .445 East Buford Street, Gaffney Elmore, Molly Hughes ...................... Route 5, Gaffney Fitzgerald, Sharon Lynette ...... 313 Wat Race Street, Gaffney Freeman, Mary J oan ............... Route 1, Box 348; Gaffney Grasso, Edward J., Jr ......... 357 Amherst Drive, Spartanburg 2 Webber, Ronald Earl .................... Box 425, Cowpens 1 Weeks, Marianna Hope .......................... . ...... 1109 Washington Avenue, Savannah, Ga. 1 Welborn, Brenda Lucille ........ 207 Chestnut Avenue, Greer 4 Wells, Martha Joanne ................. Route 1, Bostic, N.C. 3 Wells, Patricia Ramsey ........... 203 Holmes Street, Gaffney 4 West, Mary Kathleen ........ 201 Lockhart Road, Tryon, N. C. 3 White, Ann Threadgill .................. Box 605, Cowpens 1 White, Charles Wayne ....... 2603 Cherokee Avenue, Gaffney 1 White, Toni Louise ............... 208 St. Lo Circle, Easley 1 White, Virginia Elizabeth ................ Box 14, Awendaw 2 Wilburn, David Moorhead .................... Kings Creek 2 Wilburn, David Moorhead . . . .- ................ Kings Creek 3 Wilkie, Brenda Ann ...................... Route 1, Chesnee 3 Williams, Gail Ann ....... 164 Shunpike Road, Madison, N. J. 3 Williams, Janet Kathleen .............. Box 256, Springfield 2 Williams, Vicki Carole ..................... Route 4, Inman 4 Williamson, Linda Carolyn .......... Route 1, Box 169, Loris 3 Williamson, Linda Faye .................... Box 486, Salley 3 Willingham, Elford Terry ........ Route 1, Mooresboro, N. C. 2 Wilson, Nancy Lynn .................. Route 1, Blacksburg 4 Wilson, Roberta Ann ................... Route 1, B1acksburg 3 Wilson, Sandra Elizabeth ............................... 747 Duncan Park Drive, Spartanburg 4, Wilson, Susan Coolidge .............. The Cidadel, Charleston 4 Winne, Phyllis R ......... 502 Prospect Avenue, Oradell, N. .1. 4 Wood, Jerry Miles .............. 1 .............. .. . .Chmnee 2 Wotten, Sarah Lane ...... 409 North Kincaid, Wilson, N. C. 1 Wright, Leslie Justine .......... Route, Box 53, Valencia, Pa. 4 Wright, Tommy Russell ............ Route 1, Box 39, Gaffney 1 Young, Suzan Dimny. . . .5301 Addison Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Students J olly, Raymond Allen .................................... 701 West King Street, Kings Mountain, N . C. Lowry, Julie Williamson ........ 64 Rutledge Street, Charleston Padgett, Irene Key .......... 715 Dixon Street, Shelby, N. C. Pender, Carol Jean ........ Cherokee Apts., Apt. S-E, Gaffney Speares, Scott Bruce, J r ....... 2-A Cherokee Apartments, Gaffney Turnage, Zelma Camp . . . . , ......... Chester Street, Blacksburg Walters, Diana Faye ...... 75 W. Chapel Ridge, Pittsburgh, Pa. I7I This page is dedicated to Mr. Rolurrt Willis, lhv ; v oullvgv photographer. 11 is intended to gim'him a chanre to demonstrate his skill in the artistic aspmtts of photography m L 1 L g- . PatronaggaThrough : r'rHE , GA . ,IIY QUEEN Vernon l1. Sanders a .Cling' S. Hill ' Therek a. special Zing in the spirited taste of Coca-C right, never too sweet . . .Graduate t0 Coke. things go better w1th COKe BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORIIY OF IHE COCAvCOIA COMPANY BY SPARTANBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Good Foods for the home... vvvvvvvvvvwrvvvl ommuniiy caSh savings at our pleasant food stores There's one near you 'w'wv-v-vvvvvvw'vvvvvvvvvvvvvv I75 SHOP..... Complimenfs of MISTER BIS SELF'S CAFE Complimenfs of SHAMROCK MOTEL l-85 - 489-57l2 - GAFFNEY. s. c. Complimen'rs of M8!M'S SHELL GAFFNEY. s. c. TASTEE FREEZE HOME OF THE BIG J GAFFNEY. s. C: Flowers Complimen+s of Jon-Ellen JON-ELLEN FLOWERS I76 WALGREEN AGENCY Complimeni's of LEEDS DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS Your HeaHh Is Our Main Concern COSMETICS Revlon Lanvin Tussy Max Fac'ror Faberge Canoe Yardley Ten-O-Six Rubens+ein Free Prompi Delivery Anyi'ime Downfown In Gaffney. Squfh Carolina PHONE IV 9-474l Complimen+s of KELLER PONTIAC 125 E. Robinson 5+. GAFFNEY. SOUTH CAROLINA ROOM PHONES INDIVIDUAL AIR CONDITIONING AND TV'S AND HEAT La-Del Motel MR. AND MRS. J. G. LACKEY. Owners and Managers Highway I-85 Phone 489-274 I Resi'auranf Near tAAA, GAFFNEY. S. C. Complimenis of MERLE NORMAN GAFFNEY. s. c. GAFFNEY ELECTRIC YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER For Hue Bes+ in Groceries and Mea+s SHOP . . . HARRIS AND TEETER SUPERMARKET Wes? Buford and Logan Sfreef GAFFNEY. SOUTH CAROLINA Complimeni's of SELF 8 SONS JEWELERS 5l9 N. Limesfone S+.-IV 9-6854-Gaffney. S. C. DR. J. N. LIPSCOMB DR. N. W. DAVIS DR. R. H. McELWEN Opfomefrisf CHEROKEE AVE. DRUGS OPEN UNTIL I0 O'CLOCK Cosme+ics Candy Groceries Gree+ing Cards Prescripfions I77 Limesfone College Headquaders PEOPLES CUT RATE DRUG STORE The Rexall Store COLLEGE, BEAUTY, AND HEALTH SUPPLIES IV 9-255' Gaffney. Soufh Carolina MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK Complimen+s of TALLY'S ESSO GAFFNEY. s. c. Complimenis of HOTEL CARROLL GAFFNEY. s. c. ANN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Individual. Hgir Sfyles IV 9-4705 GAFFNEY. S. C. Complimenfs of JONES JEWELRY CO. Main s+ree+ GAFFNEY. s. c. Complimenfs of BROCK'S DEPT. STORE GAFFNEY. s. 0. I79 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS for Class of I965 CALCHD Esfablished l9l2 Nor+h Church S+ree+ Sparfanburg. Sou+h Carolina l80 WILLIS' STUDIO We Photog raph Anything, Anytime, Anywhere. .WWWMWWWWMM MMMW, MN. . N Limestone College Es+ablished I845 S+andard Endowed B.A. Degree AccredHed B.S. Degree An Accredifed Senior College Under Chris+ian Auspices iv Fully Accredifed by Soufherri Associafion of Colleges and Secondary Schools. iv Member of American Associafion of Universify Women. iv Member of Nafional Commission on Accredifing. Member of +he Associafion of American Colleges. i' Member of fine Na+ional Associa+ion of Schools of Music. for Informafion. Cafalogue. and Viewbook Address ANDREW JACKSON EASTWOOD. PhD. Gaffney. Sou+h Carolina l82 The Limestone Lady The differences between a girl and a lady are often intangiblFbut make a difference when a distinction must be made. The more tangible aspects include makeup and good grooming. Yet, there is that certain something called poise which marks the division. The following pictures are dedicated to that creature who has the necessary qualifications to bot-a lady. Just the correct amount of make-up . . . . . . care in grooming l84 Editor9s Epilogue IiMy house says to me, IDo not leave me, for here dwells your past? And the road says to me, ICome and follow me, for I am your future? ,, We must take the road now and leave behind our beloved Limestone. But the Itlookiiawfhat Limestone LookIl, we bear with us always. How can we describe a IIlookII in words-we can only bear witness to it. We carry in our minds the wisdom imparted to us by those who cared; we carry in our hearts a pride that we have shared in a scene, the way of life at Limestone. In this, the Calciid 1965, we have tried to give you, the reader, a glimpse of those things that we here at the IIRockI, claim as IIour look? Much time and a special part of a per- son goes into portraying a iilookh. My deepest gratitude as editor of your yearbook goes to assistant editor, Charlotte Steinhardt, who has worked so closely with me. Thank you, Charlotte, for giving of your time and yourself. Mrs. Bickley, you have been the back- bone of our staff, always sharing of your time and imagin- ation. A yearbook is only as good as its photographer, and we think our photographer, Mr. Willis, has a little touch of genius tempered with wit. You came to our rescue at the last minute, Mr. Ginn, making us laugh through those final hectic hours before iideadlineh. And Mr. Cline, your advice and encouragement made us feel it was all worth- while. Special thanks too, goes to Vicky Brown, Helen Childress, Sandi Cheney, Stanley Eskridge and Patsy Johnsonetheir efforts are greatly appreciated. Finally, I would like to express my sincerest appreciation to Pastor Leslie Frerking for giving me the inspiration to go on. The year ends. Some of us leave; all of us eventually must pass to a larger way of life. The Calciid gm to prws and the ttLimestone LookII is printed upon a page. As the poet has said, II. . . I have a destiny that I must keep and miles to go before I sleep . . .,I We say farewell to Limestone but not to IIour look? And so we leave; itlife . . . is a parting and a meeting. A tear and a smile? Becky Davis Editor, 1965 CALCIID