North Myrtle Beach High School - Chief Yearbook (North Myrtle Beach, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

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Yet, there exists a constant change that often goes unnoticed, and surprisingly, in so far as it pertains to everyone, the four seasons are more than mere divisions of the year. They have a great affect on one's life style, not only in the clothes we wear, but also in the activities in which we participate. Fall signifies the start of school with football games and clubs being organized. Basketball and exam time take over during the somewhat chilly winter months, and everyone waits hopefully for the first signs of spring. Resembling the emergence of a butterfly from a cocoon, students become more rambunctious, taking part in tennis, golf, track-and all the time elated about the prospect of closing another school year and beginning a fantastic summer on the beach. This is pretty much the role seasons play during our education, but seasons also can be categorized in relation to life in general. We, as students, are presently in 'the spring of our lives, with summer, fall, and winter to come. As we go through our seasons may we cherish each one deservingly and prosper. Nancy Shultz . f. Q if wg, -wf L I V- .Q ,Q , W .I -.,, it 'fix mg W5 I ,jim Wi NNN ,-,QM-'avr' 'wks I 1 Contents Dedication ..... Miss Chief .....,... Administration ...... Academics .............. Custodians and Lunchroon Staff ....... I FALL 74 ................. Fall Sports ....................... Homecoming Activities ....... Miss Fire Prevention ......... Carnival .................. WINTER '74- '75 .,.... Winter Sports ....... Holiday Season ..... Miss D,A.R ...... King Teens ......... SPRING '75 ......... Spring Sports .......... ORGANIZATIONS ...... junior High ............. Freshmen ,,.......... Sophomores ...... juniors ..,........ Seniors ,............ Class Beauties ...... .. Superlatives ...................... Last Will and Testament Alma Mater .................... Advertisements ....... ...6 ...7 ...8 .......11 .......'I6 .......18 .......20 .......32 .36 .......37 .......40 .......42 ....56 .......60 .61 ..62 64 .69 .94 .98 103 107 111 120 122 125 128 129 nh Y No, I won't turn around so you can take Why did I sign up for sociology? FAR OUT!!!!!? my best Side! if Ag, xl , ali' hx ', ffl' , N1 f , ff ,fir Yuck! SM ! . . . so much for Mondays! She's acted like that all day. Hee, hee, hee, hee! - 1 What are you staring at? Dedication Once in a while a school is fortunate enough to acquire a teacher who is not just an instructor to students, but also a counselor and a friend - a teacher who is a human being with a soul, concerned for others in the school and community. Somehow, for some lucky reason, North Myrtle Beach High School has been blessed with not just one, but two of this breed of teachers. They are Teresa and Rivers Lynch. As teachers, along with being a team of coach and wife, they have, together and individual, won the respect and love from the student body of N.M.B. Because of their dedication to the school, We, the Annual Staff, dedicate this edition of the yearbook to them. Teresa and Rivers Lynch, we wish not only to dedicate this annual to you, but also to give you our love for what you have meant to us. l1li M S Chl f The title Miss Chief is given to a senior girl who is admired and re- spected by both herfellow students and teachers. Members of the senior class make nominations and then the faculty makes the final choice. This extreme honor is bestowed upon Nancy Shultz, honoring her for her scholarship, leadership, and service to N.M.B. Administration Mr. Thomas Mclnville k Elliot, joshua Vaught, lohn D. Randall, Benji Edge. l Board of Trustees And Faculty ln a society built upon change and diversity, it appears that the Fates have dealt North Myrtle Beach High School its best hand yet. Our voca- Williams Creates New Atmosphere tional and educational programs have grown rapidly and steadily since September and students appear to be enioying school much more. Credit for a lot of this goes to our new administ- ration and especially to our new principal, Mr. George L. Williams. Mr. Williams has served as a cornerstone in the building of a firm learning foundation here at N.M.B.H.S. and his inspired endeavors to mold this school into the solid oneness of teachers and students that it should be have thus far been achieved. All in all, in his first year as a Chief, George L. Williams has made an impressionable showing as principal of North Myrtle Beach High. 9 N.M.B. Gets Two Assistant Principals Two people who proved indispensible in keeping N.M.B.H.S. running smoothly and efficiently were our assistant principals, Mr. Moore and Mrs. Ward. Mrs. Ward spends much of her time making certain that the buses are rolling. Mr. Moore's pet project is seeing that the lunch line is moving orderly. These are some of their minor services to the school of North Myrtle Beach High. Still, if we were to list how indebted the school is to these two, we could not. We are grateful for their many important tasks, without which the school would not function prop- erly. Mrs. Mildred Ward Mr Henry Moore 10 New Annie Bellamy Ezella Bellamy Harriet Blanton Home Economics Chorus Home Economics i Becky Brunson Parker Burroughs Marilyn Caissy Drama, English English, Foreign Language Art, English 1? A Marcia Cecile Lonnie Chestnut Sue Collins Social Studies History English David Dickson Physical Education lim Floyd Science Nancy Harris English f If I' l H. C. Edens Tim Edge Agriculture Pre-Vocation john Floyd Cathy Hall Science Social Studies Ron Havens lane Hunter Social Studies, English Resources ludy lohnston Math Mickey Kirven Science lesse Medlock Physical Education A is, i, V, I 1 K H hx g, my' Clement jones Phyllis l0f16-S Science Englifrh Rivers Lynch Teresa Lynch Science Physical Education Pat Merrell Patricia Moore Guidance Counselor English Tilda Nance Robert Page Carol Pender English Band, Music Appreciation Math Beth Rice joe Richardson Chuck Sizemore Art Math, Science Social Studies Ann Sprinkle Steve West Mike Wilson English Math Science Q 3 1 Q ? 1 + Cafifiil KHVUUHS Lois Heatherly Annie Henry Speech Study Hail Librarian Secretaries and Aides lamma Hodge, Priscilla Maye, Brenda Livingston. Mrs. Velma McCellan, Mrs. Fray Bridges, Mrs. Queen E. Bellamy, Mrs. Clara Livingston, Mrs. Evelyn Edge. Thanks to the members ofthese two staffs, North Myrtle Beach is a more enjoyable place in which to learn. They not only help us function in a cleaner atmosphere and eat good food, they make our stay here more pleasant be- cause they are also our friends. I6 Lunch room and janitorial Staff Mr. Rudolph George, Mrs. Della Vereen Mr. Linwood Vereen S 9 Wi? A 5 ,Q A? egg My 2 gk ? 5 gn 1 'J 55 ' e Q 2- . Sf Q AE, .A , , .- 54 x, si ? A Lgyg-i 1 Q 59 1. I' .X Q vm...-f ws uf Y wb i 1 , 2 1 3g f .w f ,Fi- .24 sm, 3' ' . ,qs 3 ' ys Q 1 33 S k- ,EN W .. Fwd as R BACK ROW QLEFT TO RIC-HTj Coach Edge, Bryan Cox, jasper Grissett, Wendell Bellamy, jeremiah Bellamy, Allen Argroves, Fletcher Wilson, Reginald Bellamy, MacDonald Vereen, Alfred Bellamy, Donny Parker, Coach Medlock, Coach Dickson. SECOND ROW: Kit Permenter, Mike Farrell, Roscoe jones, Luther Gore, Edward Wilson, Dennis Hancock, Richard Cause, William Evans, Oneal Vereen, Horace Moore, james Wilson, Willie Bellamy, Larry T. Livingston. FIRST ROW: Covel Wilson, Tony Ward, Richard Bessent, james H. Stevenson, jerome Lewis, jimmy Young, Norwood Willard, Ricky Bessant, Tommy Dewitt, Connie Livingston, Gilbert Randall, Lesonly Stanley Varsity Football Schedule N.M.B. 6 West Brunswick 8 N.M.B. 12 Socastee 12 N.M.B. 12 Loris 26 N.M.B. 0 Andrews 14 N.M.B. 10 Hemingway 16 N.M.B. 0 Lake View 40 N.M.B. 6 Latta 32 N.M.B. 14 johnsonville 15 N.M.B. 18 Aynor 0 N.M.B. 18 Hanna Pamplico 6 N.M.B. 20 Pleasant Hill 14 77 Coach Dave Dickson, Coach Tim Edge, Coach jesse Medlock JFS., l. V. Football QLEFTTO RlGHTl Coach West,Tony Edge, loe Chestnut, Mike Cooper, Donald Ford, Nathan Livingston, McDonald Vereen Rufus Gore Coach Floyd, ROW 2 - Craig Vereen, Randy Dewitt, Kenneth Stevenson, Gilbert Bellamy, Vincent Gore, Ricky Ward Steve Evans Tommy Russ George Beauford, ROW3 - Bernice Stackhouse, Patrick Todd, Randy Murphy, Gary Brown, Tim Gore, Ellis Chestnut Lawrence Lane Author Gore. Coach lim Floyd, Coach Steve West 28 NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB Schedule Hannah Pamplico Andrews Hemingway Lake View Latta lohnsonville Aynor Touchdown! Another one for the Chiefs. Coach Steve West watches the action of the junior Varsity Chiefs. john Burr, defensive halfback, waits on the sidelines between plays. 4 Eat'em up Big D , Let's go all the way! 29 Another one for the I.V. Chiefs. Chiefs lined up for the next play Whatl? Another one for the Chiefs? it ' , john Burr reaches for a pa55, Fumble . . . Chiefs recover. . 3 3 . -gm iw i X ,Ma 1 sk k A., if , gm -. .X wax. K S R gk f:g,. ' fb 4' Q gg.. w 4 , Q ax x V 5325 inf? 1 qfggiws. ' xv I - 1 - ' ,ug ix WQQ3 W 'Q 'M . 'n- iv if Q I if Q N - t I . rmwbiilf 'Q I fl W: A It Q -aff' 'Y L H s , -1.- 99 .,,, Q Q 2 N. X69 ww 69' 'QR J 563 G .xh 2. 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' L., A , ' ,. 6 Q fgnbv N? . ':.,. QQ W , ,, :.-f,:25' ff:+ f K if if -'-W - if Mm + A . 'Mr wxmiu-ki-L . Q ff fm Q K uf' -.wr ' N12 fe MPS +.J' F-4. I f 4Q5?Wfr-X if '- iv' fi at me ig Hg l Q' STANDING: Annie Gause, Carrie Chestnut, Mamie Willard, Karen Cox, Wendy Siceloff. KNEELING: Eva Mae Gause, Corliss Livingston, Ina Linvingston, Dawn Smith, Leila Chestnut. C l Varsity Girls' Basketball SCHEDULE NMB - 30 Conway 32 NMB - 42 Hemingway 18 NMB Green Sea NMB Conway NMB Myrtle Beach NMB Loris NMB Myrtle Beach NMB Conway NMB Hemingway NMB Loris NMB Myrtle Beach NMB Lake View NMB Aynor NMB Latta NMB Green Sea NMB Floyds NMB Lake View NMB Aynor NMB Latta NMB Green Sea B C NMB Floyds Coach Rivers Lynch 42 Representing N.M.B. in its quest for basketball supremacy are Gary Taylor, Mike Lvingston, jasper Grissett, Spencer Cause Robert Graham Allen Argroves, Anthony Chestnut, Oneal Vereen, Tim Ward, and Tommy Dewitt. Coach Jessie Medlock 46 Varsity Boys' Basketball N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B. N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M,B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B SCHEDULE Conway Hemingway Green Sea Conway Myrtle Beach Loris Myrtle Beach Conway Hemingway Loris Myrtle Beach Lake View Aynor Latta Green Sea Floyds Lake View Aynor Latta Green Sea Floyds W . . M ,fu X . x-W? Q ... we ' Rw if sw? :Wm Anthony Chestnut A .Q M Sw ' s L, 25291, rkhh K , ' ' V6 .. 153 if ,S G' 5 32 22 1 3 'A S Qs 7 x '32 QM. .WW 'S .3 5,11 fig - 'mf ww YQ --yawn Wm. YM ,W f wg?-f if 65. K3gfY.Si'x fr ,' 9' .5- 5 T5 5- AT If ,T is-nf . 'Q A Qiikil La K - fwyi-Q X Q' -rg-2, - , if N, ,aqu-.M-M The North Myrtle Beach boys basket- ball team won over Green Sea on a shot at the buzzer and went on to defeat Conway and Myrtle Beach each by nar- row margins to take first place honors in the Horry County Christmas Tourna- ment. jasper Grissett and Spencer Gause were selected for the All- Tournament team and Tim Ward re- ceived honorable mention. WU STANDING CLEFT TO RIGHT? Chelvis Vereen, Ethel Rea Chestnut, Dee Dee Permenter, Sandra Chestnut, Ruthian Wilson loy Robinson Angeline Edge, Vanessa Cox, Lena Bellamy, Ruth Chestnut, Betty Sue Cox, Roxie Bromell, Cathy Vereen, Helen Vereen Coach Dave Dickson 50 1. V. Girls' Basketball N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B N.M.B. N.M.B SCHEDULE Conway Loris M .B. Conway Loris M.B. Aynor Floyds Aynor Floyds I.V. Teams Win Conference Titles Nathan Livingston scored 16 points to lead the North Myrtle Beach Iunior Varsity Boys team past Floyds 47-34 to win the 7-AA Division Championship. Iimmy Vaught and Tim Gore added 12 and 10 points respectively, and Mac Donald pulled down 17 rebounds as the Chiefs dominated the action. The IV Boys enjoyed another fine season under the leadership of Coach Iim Floyd. They finished the season with a 13-3 overall record and 8-2 in the conference. The IV Chiefettes wound up a great season as 7-AA Division Champs by beating Floyds 49-14. Ruthene Wilson, Ruthenia Chestnut, and Sandra Chestnut led the team in scoring. Ballhandling ability and a pressure-zone defense were provided by Betty Cox and Penny Morton. Cheves Ann Vereen, Lena Bellamy, and Angeline Edge gave the team excellent reserve strength. The IV Chiefettes finished with a 6-4 overall record and a 4-0 conference mark. fThe Annual Staff would like to express its apologies for not having pictures of the Championship trophies. They had not arrived at the time of its printing.I BACK ROW: Nathan Livingston, joe Chestnut, Randy Dewitt, Mack Vereen, jimmy Vaught, Mike Cooper FRONT ROW Tim Gore Ellis Chestnut, Lawrence Lane, Arthur Gore, Craig Edge, Steve Evans. NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB NMB Coach lim Floyd 52 j.V. Boys' Basketball Conway Loris Myrtle Beach Conway Loris Myrtle Beach Lake View Aynor Latta Green Sea Floyds Lake View Aynor Latta Green Sea Floyds 7AA Champs The Chiefettes used good defense, strong rebounding, and double figure scoring by Ina Livingston, Eva Gause, and Carrie Chestnut to beat Andrews in the first round of the 7-AA Conference Tournament. Balanced scoring and big second and third quarters gave them a hard-fought 27-22 victory over Rains-Centenary for the 7-AA Conference Championship. Ina Livingston and Karen Cox scored thirty points between them as the Chiefettes coasted by Battery Park in the first round of the Lower State playoffs. The Chiefettes were eliminated by Rains-Centenary as a late surge by the eventual State champs forced the NMB girls to foul and Rains won 38-27. The Chiefettes ended the season with a 23-4 record. Coach Rivers Lynch was named Coach of the Year in the 7-AA Conference and Ina Livingston was named to the All-State girls team. Evelyn Gause hits jumper as Chiefettes beat Rains for 7-AA Conference Championship Carrie Chestnut shoots over defenders in win over Battery Park. - T5 f-if ' . 1 L' 'L A Evelyn Cause drives for a Snowbird. Chiefettes celebrate victory in 7-AA Conference Championship game. 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Golf Schedule 1975 13 Whiteville 17 Whiteville 20 Conway, Hillcrest, New Hanover 21 West Brunswick 31 Myrtle Beach 4 West Brunswick 7 Conway, Loris 9 Coastal Academy 11 lohnsonville 14 Socastee 21 Loris 22 Conway 24 lohnsonville 28 Socastee 29 Myrtle Beach 2 Coastal Academy 8 7AA Conference Championship 168417 State Golf Tournament KINEELING TLEFT TO RIGHTD: Bryon Cox, lohn Burr, Benji Norton, STANDING KLEFT TO RIGHTD: loe Dew, lohn Mclnnis, Hank Hester, Steve T omas. 64 Returning Lettermen if . ,An wtf' Q- ,H 'X 1 aw 'asv' john Mclnnis Hank Hester loe Dew J ,Y f A ,nf nv. M - S- -1. W' 45- sus-Am 5 .,., Y . X X ' QQ M X 'gr 'han-Q if W2 f We- g, e ww' MM' L- 'vw-fi 1 J' J' A T Wag ' 1, A -. 'WS wg . W 1 223' 1 X A if E' 3' x K ws.. MSN Q V gift? ei an as gn Q V V A as fm ff Bryon Cox 65 U Track Team 7AA Conference Champs Conference Scores N.M.B. 90 1X2 Hanna Pamplico 57 johnsonville 55 1!2 Andrews 22 Hemingway 17 Pleasant Hill 4 Students who qualified for State Meet Adam Livingston lerome Randall Bobby Randall jasper Grissett Oneal Vereen Spencer Cause Carl Vereen S . S W :ll FIRST ROW: Ginger Rowell, Barbara McGinn, Genester Crawford, Cynthia McKenzie, Sherri Rowell, Debbie Schultz, Wanda johnson. SECOND ROW: loy Hamilton, Annette Chestnut, lanice Gore, Ricky Harrell, Frances Vereen, Ben Edge, Kim Vereen, Kim Thomas. THIRD ROW: Diane Thorp, Halistine Bellamy, Susan Todd, Laurice McLeod, Rick Becker, Terri jordan, Corlis Livingston. FOURTH ROW: Doretha Livingston, Leila Mae Chestnut, Joanne Stevenson, Barbara Cause, Cathy Seddinger, Steve Thomas. Fellowship of Christian Students Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love, When there is injury, pardon, Where there is doubt, faith, When there is despair, hope, Where there is darkness, light, When there is sadness, joy. O Divine Master, grant that l may not so much seek To be consoled, as to console, Not so much to be understood as To understand, not so much to be Loved as to love, For it is in giving that we receive, It is in pardoning, that we are pardoned, lt is in dying, that we awaken to eternal life. The Fellowship of Christian Students, newly origi- nated and sponsored by Rev. Lonnie Chestnut, hope- fully opened a new tradition for N.M.B.H.S. Its pur- pose, simply to follow the commandments and wishes of Christ and to work for the good of the school through the love of the Lord jesus helped to draw the school closer together. In the future years, the FCS hopes to grow in love and fellowship . . . black and white . . . hand-in-hand . . . til He comes back. Praise the Lord! 67 l l Tennis Team- Senfes Them Right l l Q l l LEFT TO RIGHT - Kim Thomas, Sally Horne, Nancy Schultz, Sandy Thomas, Henry Specht, Chris johnson, Gary Rowell, Ricky Harrell Coach Steve West Mar -- April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April May West Brunswick - Boys - Home - Socastee - B+G - Home - Myrtle Beach - Boys - Home - Myrtle Beach - Girls - Away - West Brunswick - Boys - Away - Coastal Academy - B +G - Home - Whiteville - Boys -- Away - lohnsonville - Girls -- Home - Marion - B+G - Home -- Socastee - Girls - Away - Socastee -- Boys - Away - Myrtle Beach - Away - Myrtle Beach -- Home - Whiteville - Boys - Home - johnsonville - Girls - Home Coastal Academy - B+ G - Home Marion - B + G -- Away O r 8 a n Z 3 'E o H S mvmww. '5 Sw W M ,mw,-M mm ,wmmwf .,,., 5 ,.,' 4, 4 4 YW 1 Sm , , ff K R A4 U A 9 I ,mf , Publications The 1974-75 Publication Class: janet Chestnut, Cathy Seddinger, Benji Norton, Michelle Sweatt, Michael is always puttingthat brain of his to Terri jordan, Sandy Argroves, Eddie Huffstetler, Knot pictured - Amy Beckmanl. work. I think this picture is fantastic. Amy and Sandy take five. Benji works hard to meet deadline for Annual. Oh! No! It's Gone! Patty looks on as janet types copy on page 125. 72 Terri and Patti arrange the cheerleading pictures carefully. The quick wits of Sandy and Amy quipping captions for candids. T S .M , ,,r, S xt You ve gotta be kidding! Ha! You think l'M a turkey! Look at this picture! Michelle comes up with a brilliant idea for the front page! Swinging into action The very dedicated and loving Miss P. Moore keeps her class organized. 73 . , .A-1g -mmm Democracy in Action By means of the democratic pro- cess, the Student Council represents the student body in promoting the general welfare of the school, im- proving relationships between stu- dents, faculty, and administration, and familiarizes the students of the high school with the governmental process. ILEFTTO RIGHTI STANDING: Sheryl Livingston, Sec., Cassandra Glenn, Ass't Sec., Geissler Gore, Trea.p Sharon Grissett, Chaplain, Frances Vereen, Rep., Benjamin Edge, Parliamen- tariang SITTING: Corlis Livingston, V. Pres., Ben Edge, Pres., Mr. Lonnie B. Chestnut, Sponsor. Rag A V L K W ,,A,, ,, . Y ' ' A ' -1., , I A L U r . f : .- f in I ii 5511-55215 ,. . ,,,,, ., K ' V V ' 7 f AA , 1..- ILEFT TO RIGHTJ TOP ROW: Braxton Lewis, Gilbert Bellamy, Lena Bellamy, Sheryl Livingston, Mamie Willard, Corlis Livingston, Shirley Gore Linda Randall, Frances Vereen, Veronica Bellamy, Linwood Lewis, Michael Livingston, Gloria Grissett, Cassandra Glenn, Sharon Grissett Benjamin Edge, Ben Edge. SECOND ROW: Eddy Huffstetler, Lenwood Lewis, Doug Cowart, Geissler Gore, Chelvis Vereen, Denise Wilson, Cathy Vereen, Helen Vereen, Carol Stanley, loeretta Ward, Goldie Bellamy, Marjennie Vereen, Betty Cox, Bonita Greer, Bertha Vereen. BOTTOM ROW: Rose Livingston, Ester Chestnut, Ethel Chestnut, Scott Bessent, Delton Gore, Ann Hester, Susan McNeil, Stephanie Edge, Michael Lowman, Wyne Bendon. 74 1 r Student Council- CTOP ROWl Steve Thomas, Frances Vereen, Alfred Bellamy, Gary Rowell, Dawn Smith, Greg Lewis, Chris Edge, Rick Becker, Allen Argroves, Ricky Harrell, CZND ROWJ Dee Adams, Sandy Argroves, Debbie Lewis, Ben Edge, Rhonda Williamson, Renee Walkers, Carol Thompson, Nancy Shultz, loni Hardwick, Wanda johnson, Debbie Shultz, GRD ROWJ Diana Owens, Laurice McLeod, Karen Houck, tFRONT ROW5 Kim Thomas, Kim Vereen, Terri jordan, Cathy Seddinger, Sally Horne, Sandy Thomas. Science Club i t The purpose of the Science Club shall be to stimulate interest in vari- ous phases of science, to help main- tain a good science department, en- courage conservation of our natural resources and work for the im- provement of our school. Alfred Bellamy - President Steve Thomas - Treasurer Kim Vereen - Parliamentarian Nancy Shultz - Secretary Chris Edge - Vice-President 75 junior ational Honor Society LEFT TO RIGHT - Brenda Gore, V. President, Ellen McLeod, Treasurer, Mrs. Collins, Sponsor: Patricia Gore, President: loy Robinson, Secretary LEFT TO RIGHT - Brenda Gore, Patricia Gore, Selma George, Dale Livingston, Susan Pardue, Sheila Brown, SITTING - Linley Dew, Shelly Smith, joy Robinson, Ellen McLeod, Sheila Green, Geissler Gore, Carol Stanley 77 LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING - Gayle Gore, Rep.p Sheryl Livingston, Assoc. Sec., Joann Stevenson, V. Pres., Lena Bellamy, Sec., A. E. Bellamy, Sponsor. Sitting: Barbara Gore, Susan Todd, Pres., Geissler Gore. FHA- Adds a Fine Touch to the Home North Myrtle Beach's 1974-75 chapter of the Future Homemak- ers of America has been a neces- sary and delightful asset to the community of our school. Dem- onstrating its concern for the school and its interest in the community, the FHA participated in a phone campaign to acquire a school referendum. Manyother of their successful projects afford them exceeding recognition in their living up to FHA standards. LEFT TO RIGHT - BOTTOM: Gayle Gore, Geissler Gore, Sheryl Livingston, Lena Bellamy, Barbara Gause, loanne Stevenson, Susan Todd. SECOND ROW: Bethea Moore, Cynthia Freer, Shirley Gore, Cathy Vereen, Roxy Brumelle, Dollie Vereen, Diane Sinclair, Quannah Parker, Phyllis Bellamy. THIRD ROW: Beverly Lane, Priscilla Randall, Terri Moss, Veronica Bellamy, Fay Rucker, Annette Buck, Thelma Gearge, Sandra Vereen, Audry Chestnut, Kathy L. Vereen. 78 LEFT TO RIGHT- BACK ROW: Elvis Stanley, james Murphy, Ricky Shields, Robert Graham, Barry Edge, Garland Gore, Wade Bellamy, Ossie Vereen, Tim Ward, Lenwood Lewis, Spencer Cause, jimmy Vaught, Chris Edge, Bobby Freer, Benjamin Edge, Lawrence Lane, Clinton Gore, Ben Edge, Steve Sharrer. FFA- A Chance For Growth The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is to develop agricultural leadership, coopera- tion, and citizenship. A ...L .WM I , A J J fl. ., 9 . fwfr? 3' - B. -IIV li 1 . is M ' LEFT TO RIGHT - Tim Ward, Treas., Ossie Vereen, V. Pres., Alfred Bellamy, Sent., Elvis Stanley, Sec., Ben Edge, Pres., Ricky Shields, Parl., Donnie Parker, Rep., Mr. Edens, Spon. 79 1 LEFT TO RIGHT- Debbie Schultz, Karen Hardwick, Gilbert Bellamy, Lynne Smith, Leesa Becker, Debbie Stoffel, Don Ford's feet, Elaine Keel, Doretha Livingstone, Heddie Stevenson, Allen Becker's feet, Matthew Wallace. Drama- Expressions of the Mind This year, our newly-formed drama club, in an effort to pro- mote drama as a high school activi- ty, is exploring the areas of crea- tive expression, self-fulfillment and group interaction. Each stu- dent applies his self-study to the trials of every-day life in order to better survive. Sponsor: Miss Becky Brunson 80 Radio Club The Radio Club is a newly formed group of students who are interested in informing the community of school activities and projects by means of monthly radio broadcasts. Mr. Ron Havens, Sponsor. Ricky Harrell - President, Steve Thomas - Vice President, Diana Owens - Secretary. 4 i QTOP TO BOTTOMJ: Sonny Clemmons, Matthew Wallace, Ricky Harrell, Steve Thomas, Laurice McLeod, Patty Berry, Renee Walters, Corlis Livingston, Thelma Gore, Frances Vereen, Wanda johnson, Hank Hester, Benji Norton, Sabrina McLamb, Cynthia Freer, Shirley Gore, Diana Owens, Vanna White, Chris Edge. 81 Library Club- Silence ls Golden Working in the library affords many pleasures, hardships, and worthwhile experiences . . . books, AVA materials . . . stamp in ...stamp out . . . books in order .. . helping students . . .these duties plus added responsibilities make r the library assistants very impor- I tant people at N.M.B.H.S. Mrs. Annie Henry, Sponsor, juan Thompson, V. Pres.p Genester Crawford, Pres., Azalea Vereen, Treas. 0 fl . A I fnlafzs,-,J Hesse, ii A flglilsnf' J . K M235 r f fkigffiliffa LEFT TO RIGHT - Genester Crawford, juan Thompson, Rhonda Tyler, Sharon Edge, Dinah McLamb, Miss Livingston, iaidelg Priscilla Randall Azalea Vereen, Mrs. Annie Henry, Spon. 82 ILEH' TO RIGHTJ BACK ROW -- Sonny Truss, Keith Livingston, Hillary Brown, Walker Owens, Dennis Chestnut, Daryl Bellamy, George Beaufort, Lee Edge, Mitchell Stackhouse, Raymond Small, Calvin Vaught, ZND ROW - Hope Morris, Kim Smallwood, Patty Babuka, Regina Hardee, Elizabeth jennerette, Susan McNeil, loretta Ward, Debbie Pender, Tina Small, Sharon Edge, 3RD ROW- Norman Hernandes, Craig Stevens, Willis Robinson, Roddie Lewis, Bertha Green, Anne Green, loan Berkly, judy Gore, Scotty McGinn, BOTTOM ROW - Vanda Thompson, Beverly Parris, Patty Rackley, Terrie Heyward, Donna Dayvault, Sheila Vereen, Sherry Vereen. Art Club- Creative Expression The Art Club is maintained at North Myrtle Beach High School to encour- age artistic talent and creative ex- pression. Mrs. Caissey and Mrs. Beth Rice are the Sponsors. Mrs. Caissy, Mrs. Rice 83 TOP LEFT TO RIGHT - Helen Gause, Lena Vaught, Vincent Gore, Garlon Gore, Mack Vereen, Dale Livingston. ROW 2: Andrea Chestnut Annette Buck, Sylvia Keel, Cynthia Freer, Leila Chestnut, Fleetie Dewitt, Velma Livingston, Azalea Vereen. ROW 3: Lora Chestnut, Cathy Vereen, Sheila Parker, Beverly Lane, Corlis Livingston, Rose Bellamy, Martha Vereen. ROW 4: Louise Bessent, Reatha Green, Deborah Evans Bethea Moore, Carol Stanley, Rose Stevenson, Brenda Green. ROW 5: Mrs. E. R. Bellamy, Sheila Green, joy Robinson, Terena Hemingway Mary Stevenson, Sheryl Livingston. LEFT TO RIGHT: Annette Buck, Mrs. E. R. Bellamy, joy Robinson, Corlis Livingston, Sheryl Livingston. 84 Chorus- Sounds of Music Objectives: To promote good music in our school through listening and par- ticipating activities. To help develop character and per- sonality through music. To promote good citizenship. To seek to explore new ideas whenever possible. Band- Make Your Own Kind I of Music Mr. Robert Page, N.M.B.'s new band director, did a fabulous job with his new band this year. Here he is hoping that he gets the co- operation and help that he needs from the community and school in building a band program that we will be proud of. Band Director - Robert Page f. mg Mwff' TM LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Ruby Vaught, Robin Adderton, Sheila Brown, joe Levy, Gayle Gore, Renee Moore, Angelene Edge, Deborah Greene, loan Berkley. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Bellamy, Phillip Fields, jeff Roberts, Harry Bleatller, Scott Bessent, Ben Edge, Ricky Shields, Annie Gause. THIRD ROW: Gary Taylor, johnny Vaught, Ricky Bessent, Bobby Greene, Glenn Roberts, Kirk Bruder, Elvis Wilson, Barry Edge, james Vereen, Sonny Truss, Richard Bessent. 85 Chess Club- Look out, Bobby Fischer ing ability, mental powers, and competitive spirit. Chess is a wonderful means of providing exercise for one's brain. Ben Edge - President and Founder CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Timmy Mahaffey, Ben Edge, Chris Edge, Rick Becker, Donald Ford, Mr. Tim Edge lSponsorJ, Allen Argroves. The Chess Club serves to strengthen a student's reason- Girls' Athletic Association - Physical Fitness Counts The Girls' Athletic Association is a newly-formed organization that en- courages physical fitness among the girls at N.M.B. The officers are: President - Carol Stanley Vice-President - loy Robinson Secretary -- Vanessa Cox Treasurer - Cecelia Seddinger Program Committee - Ruthena Wilson Edith Ann Lewis Thelma Gore Evelyn Gause Bus Drivers Wd' Mrs. Ward - Sponsor Ronnie Wyatt, Gary Taylor, AlFred Bellamy, joe Levy, Rhonda Williamson, David Small, jasper Grissett, james Murphy, Iris Stanley, Lenwood Lewis, Covell Wison, Ben F. Edge, Charles Green, Handy Vereen, Harriet Stanley, Barry Edge, Greg Lewis, Millard Rucker, Ben E. Edge 88 Newspaper Staff Holds a POW WOW The POW WOW staff works hard to reach its latest deadline for the newspaper. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Edge, Steve Thomas, Diana Owens, Ricky Harrell, Cathy Seddinger, Wendy Siceloff, and Wanda johnson. k.. V V 5. M-sqm ,k-V N3 f I I Co-Editors Ricky Harrell and Steve Thomas writing Miss P. Moore a letter of thanks for choosing them to lead the POW WOW staff. 89 PM Are YOU sure WS on YOI-If 116554, MiSS P- Moore? Mr. Wilson helps a student research a science problem Do you really expect me to type ten words a minute, Mrs. Ward? Wendy and Diana busy on the homecoming page. fyflv M Steve and Diana answer questionaire for the N.M.B. Times. Student relaxes in quiet atmosphere of library. 90 35 f. Mrs. Hunter tries to improve reading skills ofa junior high student. Another exciting day at N.M.B. jeff tries to finish his homework before class. i I s- X The physics class studies the theory of probability. The Great Gatsby without Robert Redford! Mrs. Collins instructs her students in the fine art of book-carrying. 91 7-A junior High LEFT TO RIGHT - Dawn Fields, Bebbie Bell, johnny Prime, Randy Woods, Ferral Bellamy, Wanda Bellamy, Mark Small, jamie Swift, Steve Cox, Versie Bellamy, Grenda'Hemmingway, Wendy Rackley, Donna Parker, Kendra Keel, Scott Bessant, jennie Wolson, Robby Howard, jeff Hall, Kelvin Bellamy, Mrs. Ezella Bellamy, Debbie Nobles, Betty Gore, Alicia Keesler, Melanie jordan, Bonnie Causey, jill Hubbard, Danny Mintz, Ray Sessions. 7-B LEFT TO RIGHT - Craig Stephens, Wiles Robinson, Khon Reid, Norman Hernandez, Edward Wilson, Roddy Lewis, Robbie Costner, Stephen Mahaffey, Cheryl Hawes, Kim Smallwood, Hope Morris, Annie Green, Sherry Vereen, Angela Bellamy, Ruth Rucker, Mary Lou Gause, Debbie Pender, Patty Babuka, Vonda Thompson, Elizabeth jenrette, Regina Hardee, Terri Tyndall, Beverly Parish, Wanda Padgette, Mrs. Marcia Cecile, Patty Rackley, Gabriele Bowman, Susan McNeil, Terrie Heyward, Donna Dayvault, Sonny Owens, Dennis Chestnut. 92 7-C LEFT TO RIGHT - Terry Smith, Rick Elliot, Ashley Coleman, Tracy Huggins, Rick Frasure, Lloyd Roberts, jeff Roberts, Cam Rowell, Deborah Buffkin, Mary Ann Stoffel, Ann Hester, Susan Smith, Teresa Woodly, Gloria Todd, Deborah Harris, loyce Wendell, Kirk Bruder, Lisa Williams, lennie Wilson, Lunett Grissett, Alicia Bellamy, Cathy Gore, Doug Calloway, Philip Fields, Mrs. Sprinkle, Robin Cox, Angie Carter, Bebbie Gorman, Theresa Mintz, Sheila Vereen, Mary Ann Shay, Laura Livingston, Matthew Green. 7-D g l LEFT TO RIGHT-Delton Gore, Harry Wilson, Butch Tysinger,1erome Franks, Gilbert Bellamy, Tony Gore, Dennis Bessant, Ben Dewitt, Dave Wood, james Bellamy, Curtis Vereen, Tony Bessant, Eddie Bellamy, Charles Bellamy, Sylvia Livingston, Mrs. Hunter, Theron Livingston, jerry Dewitt, Curvey Vereen, Tony Vereen, Alton Vereen, Otis Cox, Louwanda Sinclair, Chandria Lewis. 93 7-E LEFT TO RIGHT - Ricky Buffkin, lames Moore, Stewart Stevenson, Wayne Livingston, joshua Vaught, jerry Nobles, Perry Vereen, Taft Livingston, Nehemiah Vereen, Wayne Lewis, Roy Graham, Chris Wilson, lohnathan Stanley, Melton Moss, jimmy Gause, Ray Chestnut, Chris Wilson, Wallace Richardson, Mr. Lynch , Harvey Vereen, Thurman Lewis, Michael Williams, Willie Vereen, Cedric Livingston, Matthew Bellamy, lames Lane. 7-F LEFT TO RIGHT - joy Todd, Brenda Downer, Connie Livingston, Sally Willard, Rachel Waters, Verlene Bellamy, Elizabeth Brown, Gertha Livingston, Ethel Chestnut, Ruthie Vereen, Rose Livingston, JoAnn Gause, Melvinia Dockery, Willa Mae Hemingway, Lou Chestnut, Lora Chestnut, Rosa Livingston, lo Lee Todd, Angela Berkly, Essie Evans, Merlene Collins, Artrail Bellamy, Zelton Dewitt, Mr. Wilson 94 8-E LEFT TO RIGHT-Myrazana Bellamy, Charlene Wilson, Bertha Green, Brenda Green, joeretta Ward, Gwen Wilson, Lillie Mae Moss, jennie Mae Lane, jerri Stackhouse, Ms. jones, judy Gore, Hazel Evans, Lucy Moss. 8-F LEFT TO RIGHT - Michael McCoy, Alton Gore, jackie Gore, Dallas Livingston, Donald Vereen, Franklin Wilson, Charles Richardson, Dale Wells, Dennis Stanley, Norris Hemingway, Van Lane, Denver Wilson, Rodell Ve reen, Mr. Floyd, Willie joe Grissett, Melvin jones, john Bromell, Bobby Bellamy, Keith Gore, james Singletary 97 Freshman Class Officers President- Evelyn Cause Vice-President - Timmy Phillips Secretary - Thelma Gore Treasurer - joy Robinson Barbour, leannie Barham, Hillary Batten, Pat Beaford, George Becker, Amy Bell, lessie Lee Bellamy, Rochelle Bellamy, Rosa Mae Benton, john Bessant, Carol Bessent, Louise Bessent, Mary Brown, Trina Campbell, Tommy Carter, Butch Carter, Kenny Chestnut, Cledell Chestnut, Ellis Adams, johnny Adderton, Robin Allen, Pam Atkinson, Cindy Bally, lohn Barbour, Carol A , o ' Q Bellamy, Alice Bellamy Beverly Bellamy Bobby Bellamy, Clavis Bellamy, Darryl Bellamy, Lee 111.-A Q, 1 5? fs ' . . 5 za. , wif ' Bessent, Ricky Black, Chuck Braddy, Faye Bradshaw, Steve Bromelle, Roxanna Brown, Aaron Chestnut, Jeannette Clanton, Donna Cooper, Mike Cowart, Doug Cox, Raford Cox, Sam 99 Fuller, Kim Fulmer, johnny Gause, Evelyn Gause, Greg George Selma Ginn, Barbara DayVault, Mark Dew, Linley Dewitt, Ronnie Edge, Sandra Evans, Carene Franks, Debbie I X . X 4 if t en x A PY it if . . , lfV: f- K - iifg'fj,ti J ' S. :J Q . Vx as In f' 5' X2 1,3 f -aflgg '1 'QA' t ffwumf-' ' ??3'1i fsff!ea 15335 Green, Cathy Green, Sheila Grissett, lzell Hardwick, Shannon Hemingway, Cathy Hemingway, Ester sp an 'Qi' l 1 x X it ll tif ,viii ,Eg 3 ' Gore Daniel Gore Grisseler Gore, james Gore, Patricia Gore, Stuart Green, Areatha Layrock Larry Lewis Cheryl Lewis Edith Ann Lewis Elvis Lewis Keith Lewis Dae ia? tr K I is 'Z A Hemingway, Grenda Keel, joseph Kenley, Don Lori, Knight Lane, Lawrence Lagston, Mike tad Livingston, jimmy Livingston, Keith McGinn, Scott McKenzie, jerry Moss, Terry Platt, Dee Dee Prince, Barbara Prince, Nelson Randau, Priscilla Roberts, Freddie Robinson, joy P . S 'La an W t . , as ft ' J ..,.., .,.. , ' Q sq, 8. g, ' Smith, Andy Smith, Steve Stackhouse, Mitchell Stanley, Carol Stanley, james Stevenson, Aaron M s sig Q 23.1, J TQ- ,gil ' , as x 1 Morton, Penny Mullens, Timothy Owens, Sonny Parker, Sheila Permenter, Dee Dee Phillips, Timmy l iii Rowell, Ginger Rowell, Sherri Russ, Tommy Small, Ray Seddinger. Cecelia Shay, Nancy .Q , Townsend, Karen Todd, loel Todd, Patrick Tysinger, Billy Vaitis, Justine Vaught, Calvin l M at if 5,3 :fl ' 5 K S I' X k Stevenson, Kenneth Thomas, Scott Thompson, luan Thorp, Diane Thorpe, limmy Todd, Brenda Vaught Daniel Vaught Lena Vaught, Ora Ann Vereen, Cathy Vereen Cheluis Vereen, Chuggy x v- Q, '- Q, . 3 .1-Qfff' t, if lkaiflv- L, Vereen, Thelma Voivedich, Nicky Voivedich, Teresa Ward, Ricky Watts, Sieve White, Chip Ve reen , Ve reen , Vereen , Vereen, Ve reen , Vereen , .5-Qs.,-,2 Wilson, Denise Willard, Handy Williams, Patricia Wilson, Ruthie Yoho, Bobby Craig Dollie Harriet Helen Martha Jacqueline 102 Sophomore Class Officers 2' We Agfa 'Qi-A 'wi X95 , W JAX' rifvefge-was President - Mamie Willard Vice-President - Gary Brown Assistant Secretary - Marilyn Wilson 41' l Treasurer -- Barbara Cause Bellamy, Gilbert Bellamy, Hanstine Bellamy, loyce Bellamy, Lena Bellamy, Otha Bellamy, Priscilla ' 1 'Q as me Bishop, Steve Braddy, Louise Brown, Gary Buck Annete Burr lohn Chestnut Cornelius Adams, Dawn Adams, Robin Adams, Wanda Allen, Cora Mae Altman, Dayton Bellamy, Elbert Bellamy, Reginald Bellamy, Wade Berkley, loan Berkley, Robbie Bessent, Peggy Bessent, Richard Edge, loyce Edge, Lee Otis Edge, Lois Edge, Stuart Edge, Tony Evans, Annette Chestnut, john Chestnut, Vanesla Cox, Vannesa Davis, Rennee Downer, john Edge, Angeline Evans Deborah Eves, Cheryl Franks, Dean Freer, Bobby Cause, Barbara Cause, Mary al? Gore, Clinton Gore, Cynthia Gore, Gayle Gore, john Core, lanice Gore, Michael ,i 1, Hensley, johnny Holmes, Carol Houck, Karen Hubbard, jan Huffstetler, Eddie jones, Demos 2 sa? L S as E . s ak 'Qs 5 m:1g.z:f ' If ,, it film gi-3,3 , ea L. L T i4 .5 X 111: .l . wig E wit a L ' L SX' bw 'T' in A 41 st git sis fa x :X S e Q, 1 1' x vt I 4 'Y r ii my C 265 f Q S ,sf -M, Gore, Rufus Gore, Sandra Green, Debrah Hardwick, Karen Hemingway, Evan Hemingway, Merlyn Lewis, Kim Lewis, Linwood Lewis, Wanda Livingston, Callie Livingston, Connie Lee Livingston, Dalton L M ggi? if ti Mahaffey, Timmy McCray, Seiveel Mashburn, Sharon Mincey, Debbie Moore, Bethea Moore, Phyllis Sw QQ I ,sr .IHQ s L -. X A Ei Q 3 L X 1, '2' ' Nl 'KI a jordan, Darlene joyner, john Keel, Elaine Keel, Sylvia Lewis, Braxton Lewis, Carlton Livingston, Doretha Livingston james Livingston Nathan Livingston Sheryle Livingston, Watius Long, jill ! 105 Parker, Danny Powell, Diana Powell, Patricia Ruker, Faye Roberts, Glenn Rogers, Virginia Moore, Renee Morton, Phyllis Moser, loann Mullins, Kenneth Norton, Benji Parker, Charles Ann is is is Rowell, lune Rutland, Mary Frances Shay, Bobby Sinclair, Bernice Sinclair, Darlene Sinclair, Diane Small, Ricky Smith, Gene Smith, Lynne Stevenson, loann Stevenson, Ruby Thomas, Sandy Xl f Vereen Linwood Vereen Mack Vereen, Mary jane Vereen Mnldered Vereen Robin Vereen Shella is Segal 'gismfwaa it 106 Todd, jeff Truss, Robert Vaitis, julie Vereen, Barbie Vereen, Dale Vereen, Glendale Willard, lolene Willard, Mamie Wilson, Marilyn Wilson, Warren Yoho, Kathy junior Class Officers Kim Thomas - President :al , W -e gg Chris Edge - Vice President Francis Vereen -- Secretary Cynthia Freer - Treasurer ,F .,m:, iw aw, . H431 jg i i ts at K 3 fo x ve H f ff .J afi Cause, Richard Gore, Doris Evans, Bathine Evans, William Freer, Cynthia Allen, Linda Becker, Rick Bell, Rodney Bellamy, Alvin Bellamy, Annette Bellamy, Marilyn Bellamy, Minnie Bellamy, Rose Mary Bellamy, Shirley Bellamy, Veronica Berry, Patty Blanton, Sue Bumgarner, Lynne Clemons, Sonny Cole, Cynthia Collier, Edna Collins, Edna Cox, Karen Dewitt, Tommy Edge, Chris 4 lQ,s A Gore, Lenora Gore, Shirley Graham, Robert Green, Brenda Hardee, Sonya Hardwick, joni Horne, Sally johnson, Chris jones, Charles jordan, Terri as A as ix... Randall, Gilbert Randall, Linda Rowell, Gary Small, David K 4 Rawlinson, Ron Keel, Sylvia Lane, Veverly Levy, joe Lewis, Greg Livingston, Corlis Livingston, William McLamb, Dinah McLeod, Laurice Moore, Horace Morse, Martha E Smallwood, james Smith, Dawn Specht, Henry Stevenson, Bertha Stevenson, james Stevenson, Reo Roger Strickland, Cindy Sweat, Michelle Thomas, Kim Todd, Susan Townsend, lanet Tyler, Rhonda Vereen, Darniker Vereen, Francis Vereen, Handy Vereen, Lenuel Vereen, Oneal Vereen, Sandra Nhck, Tanya Walters, Renee Willard, Norwood Wilson, Elvis Wilson, larvis Wyatt, Ronnie Senior Class Officers ,av- Vice-President - Cassandra Glenn President - Steve Thomas Secretary - Mary Stevenson x, l.. Treasurer - Ben Edge Adams, Dee Anderson, Tammy Argroves, Allen Argroves, Sandy Becker, Leesa Bellamy, Alfred Bellamy, Barbara Bellamy, leremiah Bellamy, Phyllis Bellamy, Reginald Bellamy, Vicki Mae Bellamy, Victor 112 Seniors- Mighty Class of '75 Outstanding Senior - Ben Edge Outstanding Senior - Wendy Siceloff Chestnut, Anthony Chestnut, Audrey Chestnut, Carrie Chestnut, janet Chestnut, Leila Crawford, Genester Dale, Terri Dewitt, Fleetie Dewitt, Harriet Doyle, Debbie Edge, Barry Edge, Ben 113 Edge, Benjamin Edge, Sharon Evans, jake Farrell, Debbie Gause, Eva Mae Gause, Helen Gause, Spencer George, Thelma Glenn, Cassandra Gore, Diane Gore, Mary Greene, Thelma 114 Outstanding Senior - Victor Bellamy Outstanding Senior - Phyllis Bellamy Greene, Willie Mae Grissett, Gloria C-rissett, jasper Grissett, Sharon Hancock, Dennis Harrell, Ricky Hemingway, Delcie Hemingway, Terena Hester, Hank jackson, Patsy johnson, Wanda Lewis, Brewster 115 Lewis, Debbie Lewis, Eddie Lewis, Wallace Livingston, Authur Linvingston, Deborah Livingston, Ina Livingston, Larry T. Livingston, Thelma Livingston, Velma McBride, Carol McKenzie, Cindy McKenzie, Terrie 116 Outstanding Senior - Wanda johnson Outstanding Senior -- Steve Thomas McLamb, Sabrina Mahaffey, Mary Moo re, Evelyn Mullens, George Owens, Diana Parker, Quannah Potts, Delores Powell, Cynthia Roberts, loy Shultz, Debbie Shultz, Nancy Seddinger, Cathy 117 Siceloff, Wendy Stackhouse, Mary Stanley, lris Stanley, Harriet Stevenson, Heddie Stevenson, Mary Stoffel, Debbie Taylor, Gary Thomas, Steve Thompson, Glenn Thorpe, Roland Vereen, Archie 118 Outstanding Sensor Ricky Harrell Outstanding Senior - Nancy Shultz Vereen, Azalea Vereen, Jodi Vereen, Oneal Ward, Tim Ward, Tony Watkins, Pam White, Vanna Wilson, james Young, jimmy 119 junior Beauty Sally Horne Senior Beauty Leila Chestnut Freshmen Beauty Terry Moss Beauties Sophomore Beauty Barbie Vereen Su perlatives Most Likely To Succeed: Wendy Siceloff and Ben Edge l'NU? ,F Most Athletic: Ina Livingston and jasper Grissett Best Looking: Hank Hester and Elaine Chestnut Most Popular: Heddie Stevenson and Gary Taylor Most Humorous: Carrie Chestnut and Gary Taylor Best All Around: Wendy Siceloff and Steve Thomas vw' Most School Spirited: Cathy Seddinger and Ricky Harrell Biggest Flirts: Iris Stanley and lake Evans Most Talented: Debbie Stoffel, Sharon Edge and Qbehind treel Matthew Wallace ,,,ll.il gjmw.. U, 3: SI Q 1 3 ' 2' 1, N. Q wg ,. is QW g 1' Q ,IE lg I ,, ,W- Mx-11...x1.. f .. Q. R521 3 525: -- X, 'S -'i E 9 ,ffl i ' Q 'UF' 5 .5 :S ' -gg' , . M X .- sem' f . f ' X?i 'CE'3l 4 4' fl I J' Q Us In Q Q lr ww' . ,M 4. , . X. Q 9 'EAS 1, 'dxf li' 3 .T Q ll x v - if W F .X Q , . P43 x. , ,, .... W il-JS W ... , . x . ...,. . K 4 wig. kg. Q . ' .. ,... . M g 5 Q itig, M 11 A K ' 'lik' Y kf X . . N4 Q . Q11 ' f W Wf 51 ALMA MATER In the low country of South Carolina, Near the sea so blue, Proudly stands a mighty structure, With the colors true. Lift your voices, shout your praises, Across this land of ours, Here's to thee, our Alma Mater! Hail, North Myrtle Beach High. Soon the time will come when We parted, From your walls anewg Through the years We'll always remember, Our colors of gold and blue. Lift your voices brave and boldly, With loyal hearts so true, Here's to thee our Alma Mater! Hail! North Myrtle Beach High. Through many toils and snares We've come, Though trusting your ideals, We'll spread your fame through this great universe With words of love and cheer. Lift your voices, Shout your praises, Across the deep blue sea, Here's to thee Our Alma Mater! Haill, North Myrtle Beach High. sss 3 L4 , The Sens ' cl Clasyofnf Z Nh-..........--f f Co men Jorm smml um o'cuun CHUCK SIZEMORE MICHAEL CHILDS THE CHESTER SMITHWICKS SOUTH CAROLINA NATl0NAl. BANK Where Money lsn't Everything Hwy. 17 Crescent Beach Section North Myrtle Beach, S. C. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ! Compliments of NORTH MYRTLE BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT BESSEN1 8' R031-rkrs DIRECTLY ON THE raefxuo OCEAN REALTY CO., INC. 249-1404-Cherry Grove b P-0-B0X.3415 '45 Si Siiiioiw EDMQQQQQER W' Sea Moumam H ghWay NORTH MYRTLE BEACH. S. c. 249-1409-ocean Drive 29592 PH 'BOS' 2725353 P. IO. Box 598 309 S. Ocean Blvd. THE Compliments of ANNUAL STAFF SAYS ELLIOT REALTY THANK YOU TO CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS W N M B 105.5 FM ongratulations Seniors! Horry County's Only Locally Owned Newspaper 1974 Nationallllue Ribbon Newspaper Winner 0fSix S.C. Press Assn. Awards- Including Newspaper Woman Of The Year For 1974 Congratulations Seniors Ocean Drive's Oldest Apparel Shop Featuring the Finest Selection of BRAND NAMES i as of A E ' MllllUES 'flil DiJumJ MwNS . ' ii --'iJgI'1+ i 'ilu : L'-ll ' K cz' ,-,- X all 5 llll A i 'XX- '-J X E A-' A- Qt , E On Main Street in Ocean Drive and in Cherry Grove North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Compliments of COASTAL MART ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER Cherry Grove Section North Myrtle Beach, S. C. WATERWAY FURNITURE COMPANY APPLIANCES - TV - FURNITURE P. O. Box 3265 North Myrtle Beach, S. C. Phones: 249-2123 - 399-6111 GOLDFINCH FUNERAL HOME SERVICE SINCE 1905 HILLCREST CEMETERY UPERPETUAL CARE CAPE CRAFT PINE Hwy. 17 Myrtle Beach, South Carol-Inna EARLY AMERICAN DECORATIVE ITEMS FACTORY SECONDS I SOUTHEASTERN MEMORIAL GARDENS AND MAUSOLEUM A PERPETUAL CARE CEMETERY Highway 17 Post Office Box 2156 Windy Hill Beach Station North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582 272-5267 or 272-6341 HARDWICK FUNERAL HOME, INC SERVICE SINCE 1921 4831 East Main Street Loris, South Carolina 29569 ISIIISKQ ' CABANNA TERRACE 1 M14 if Cherry Grove Beach Section North Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 Telephone 249-1421 COASTAL ENGRAVERS, INC. I TROPHIES - PLAQUES SILVER - AWARDS 929 No. Kings Hwy. Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29577 803-448-6385 SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE WEAR WITH PRIDE LEDER POTTER DEPARTMENT STORES Loris, S. C. GRAND STRAND'S LARGEST 81 FINEST FAMILY SEAFOOD Highway 17 North at WINDY HILL NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S. C. Phone: 272-6732 HUSSEY REALTY SALES - DEVELOPMENT Exclusive Agent for Creekside Mobile Home Subdivision We Specialize in Retiremenft Homes Telephone 249-1475 Ocean Drive Section North Myrtle Beach, S. C. l . . . fvwjwmgwbwkl Between big and little thereS a bank thatzs just rght! COMPLIMENTS OF DlN0'S HOUSE OF PANCAKES v Compliments ANCHCR REALTY CO. KFormerly TILGHMAN REALTY? TILGHMAN INSURANCE AGENCY North Myrtle Beach, S. C. Telephone 249-1454 SURFWOOD SHOPPING CENTER North Myrtle Beach, S. C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of W. C. Covington COVINGTON REALTY Introducing NO JOB TOO BIG NO JOB TOO SMALL C 8. C CONSTRUCTION COMPANY HOME IMPROVEMENTS - ALUMINUM SIDING - REMODELING Phone 272-6413, Windy Hill Section H igeyye B 8: D SU PERMARKET North Myrtle Beach Hwy. 17, Windy Hill Section Owners: Frank Hafner, Phil Eaves THE STORE WITH EVERYTHING North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina DEW COMPANY, INC. GENERAL ELECTRIC HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES - PAINTS Sales and Services Mackey Adam-s Bob Adams James Dew CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS E. L. McLAMB 8. SONS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY DECOUPAGE Glrrs CANDIES X hop CRAFTS UNLIMITED Judith C. Lawing Corner of Main St. and Ocean Blvd. Compliments of NEEDLECRAH YARNS Russ me I 2012 N, Kings Hwy- Ocean Drive Section Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29577 1 - 803 - 448-2612 803 - 249-2718 N. Myrtle Beach, S. C. Congratulations Seniors! Compliments of RIVER VIEW REALTY MR. J's DRIVE-IN Lirttle River, s. c. Highway 17, Ocean Drive Section North Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 R. W. WOOD, JR. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Wampee 399-3193 Ocean Drive 249-2127 Nixons Crossroads GOLD COOST MOTEL C8031 249-2412 Cherry Grove Section North Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29577 BURROUGHS and COLLINS CO. Established in 1866 Incorporated in 1895 Conway, S. C. 29526 HORRY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK - LITTLE RIVER, s c PIGGLY WIGGLY Hwy. 17 Crescent Beach Section North Myrtle Beach South Carolina COASTAL MOTOR CO., INC. Hwy. 501 Myrtle Beach, S. C. Telephone 448-3165 Congratulations Seniors Compliments of WINDY HILL PIER RESTAURANT PALMETTO SUPPLY CO. GROCERIES - MEATS - NOTIONS GAS - OIL AND ACCESSORIES Little River, S. C. BELL OIL COMPANY EXXON PRODUCTS P. O. Box 161 North Myrtle Beach, S. C. Telephone 249-2616 - 399-6161 THE COLLINS CO. CLOTHES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 2 fine stores to serve you. THE COLLINS CO. THE COLLINS C0 Myrtle Square Coastal Mall Myrtle Beach Conway GRACE REALTY CO. 311 Sea Mountain Hwy. P. 0. Box 3294, Cherry Grove Sta. North Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 SALES 8: RENTALS Grace Spaiinhour, Broker Phone l803l 249-1063 Phone Day 399-6400 Night 272-5737 HARDEE BROS' SUNOCO 8. BODY SHOP Rr. 1, Box 34 North Myrtle Beach, s. c. 29532 Owner: Billy Hardee IIOLISE Congratulations Seniors SUMMER SET INN' 207 South Ocean Blvd. Ocean Drive Section North Myrtle Beach, S. C. Telephone l803i 249-2034 THE OUTLET INC. SPORTSWEAR Hwy. 17, Windy Hill Section North Myrtle Beach, S. -C. 272-5331 Located at 1300 South Hwy. 17 Phone: 8031272-5915 P. 0. Box 603 North Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 Ocean Craft: At Rainbow House, our Custom Fiberglass Designs are a unique com- bination of technology and ecological ideas. As we accept the responsibilities of progress, we shall also respect the laws of nature and strive to protect our ecological environment. 744 Sincerely, E. W. Andrews, Jr. Compliments of D l' HAROL 4 UDY AN ----QS. h Qing NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, SI. COM PLIMENTS oy- 36119011 CHAPIN SHOPPING CENTER Myrtle Beach, S. C. A JERRY COX or coNwAv CONWAY'S HOME TOWN DEPARTMENT STORE 42 FABRICS 42 SHOES 42 MEN'S WEAR 49 GIFTS 49 HOUSEWARES 49 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR HOME OF RED SHIELD STAMPS HARDWARE HOME FURNISHINGS APPLIANCES ART SUPPLIES INFANT FUELS S 81 CHILDRENS WEAR CONWAY SPORTING GOODS Telephone 248-2227 Main Sftreet-Conway, S. C. Myrtle Beach 448-6051 PINK PORPOISE SURFWOOD SHOPPING CENTER Highway 17-Ocean Drive Section North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582 Phone: 249-1311 BYER'S INSURANCE AGENCY Paul M. Nance 2406 South Hwy. 17 ALL LINES OF INSURANCE AUTO - HOME - BUSINESS LIFE 8: ACCIDENT Call Us - 272-6194 GOODMAN R EALTY COMPANY , . .. ,Q f., 5, -. .1..., .,,,.-eg.fQq,f.Mbx,4.g,.g RESORT. COMMERCIAL. RESIDENTIAL SALES P 0 BOX 1125 HWY. 17 CRESENT BEACH SECTION NORTH MYRTLE BEACH S C 29582 TEL. I803I272-5358 OR 27205359 ELI T GOODMAN REALTOR Compliments of i I TILGHMAN BEACH SERVICE CENTER EI - .mar .Apartments 4000 OCEAN BLVD. P. O. BOX 2144 WINDY HILL SECTION NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S. C. 29582 PHONE 272-5587 Efficiency Apartments KA-I-HRYN Mcgmgg 2 Bedroom Apartments Mgngggr I . I KELLYS FUEL SERVWE uNloN 76 senvlcs STATION HOME HEATING FUEL Hwy. 17 North Myrtle Beach, 5. C' Hwy. 17 North Myrtle Beach, S. C. DON'S PANCAKE HOUSE I Hwy. 17 . North Myrftie Beach, S. C. FAT JAC'K'S BEACH PARTY U-Haul Dealer for OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Norl'I1 Myrtle Beach 10 A.M. To 2 A.M. North Myrtle Beach Ocean Front 81 Main Street Hwy. 17 North Myrtle Beach, S. C. ,,, Congratulations to the Seniors The Tommy Harrells Windy Hill Section LITTLE RIVER ELECTRIC PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING P. O. Box 65 Little River, S. C. 29566 BILLY THE KID'S RESTAURANT 8. LOUNGE I Mile West Highway 9 Phone 399-3425 Compliments of SPEIGHTS SHOE SERVICE HOSKINS RESTAURANT Main Street Ocean Drive Section North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Telephone: 249-2014 Compliments of Dr. G. Croft Norton CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS TOM O'CON NOR FLORIST Highway 17 at 19th Ave. South Crescent Beach, South Carolina 29582 Phone 272-6945 WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE, WEAR WITH PRlDE. I.EDER - BANNER DEPARTMENT STORES Third Avenue and Laurel Street Conway, South Carolina HARRI.SON'S BODY SHOP INC FOR ALL YOUR BODY NEEDS CALL US Mullins, S. C. 464-8751 - 464-7601 FREE ESTIMATES, PICK-UP DELIVERY Compliments of Ia-- o o 1 Ciist S SUPERB DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT Compliments of BAY PIJJJVZTJNG, inc. WAYNE SWEATT PHONE: 249 2610 Bus. Phone C8031 249-1418 IOHN H. NYE Res. Phone C8033 249-2701- BROKER AND ASs0c'ATEs J h H. N , P 'dent 0 n ye req Clteny Qwve Realfg Co. CHERRY GROVE SECTION LAND DEVELOPING - REAL ESTATE T LE BEACH' 5' C' M' INVESTING P. 0- Box 3337 aus PHONE 18031 249 14Is RES PHONE lB03l 249 2701 North Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 REALTOR WE DO MORE FOR YOU C 8. S C 8. S The Action Bank The Action Bank Member F.D.I.C. A Full Service Bank 272-5743 Crescent Section - Hwy. 17 - N. Myrtle Beach F I i F L L Compliments of MISTY'S FASHIONS Myrtle Beach Compiiments of JERDON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Crescent Beach Section North Myrftle Beach, S. C. Slll.Y'S MAGIC CARPET LOUNGE Crescent Beach Section North Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 -' f-. , , 5.21 , , Y 'few I A , Elf gn so IELUTY 853.01 le R, v f ' f Ai I lil? I I I g, ., f' ' 1 K , Q Q3 1 I r i, X L' E lag, E, V' l I V '- ir ,lvl ir, V 5, V GOLF ACRES DRIVING RANGE -- PAR 3 Highway 17 - Ocean Drive Ma-rge Burns, L.P.G.A. Professional Lessons by Appoi-ntment Compliments of THOMAS REALTY North Myrtle Beach, S. C. ORIGINAL CALABASH RESTAURANT ON THE WATERFRONT James Faircloth, Manager CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS CompIiments of THE TOWN OF NORTH MYRTLE BEACH l l l ll l l l 1 l l 4,2 . JT Z Qjiaags .Stolb MAIN STREET' ORTH MYRTLE IEACH, 5. C. Find Clothes For Men and Women It 9f9'T'Ne '-J' : Q '- fi QE GOODS T1 OCEAN RIVER SPORT CENTER ROUTE l NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S. C., 29582 PHONE 249-20ll 66 TOMMY - JOHNNY Herrinqs lnfm Coasfol 66 NORTH MYRTLE BEACH. B. C. 29582 PHONE 249-1631 WAMPEE 399-6793 Believe ln Music FAT CAT'S LOUNGE 1200 Hwy. 17 South Nonth Myrtle Beach, S. C. Phone: 18033 272-6419 TH! FAHLV STM! AID CATALOG MRI CENTER uto HEWETT Courtesy Fairness C H E V R 0 L E T Myrtle Beach, S. C. w I N Sporting Ilobbler, Inc. r ff Complete Sporting Goods 1 N f Ocean Drive Section - North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29582 if N HARDWICK'S BEVERAGE MART WYNDAL JERRY RAYFORD 5 249-1745 2491257 249-1693 Q AMOCO CAR WASH Vereen Construction Company ?EiY2IL2'i1ZCZZEEgi'ZEZ'Z CONVENIENCE ITEMS ao, Box 352 7 A.M. 1 P.M. V l OCEAN DRIVE SECTION OFFICE TELE NORTH MYRTLE BEACH. S. C. 1803! 249-1312 Hwy. Crescent Beach N Norrth Myrtle Beach, S. C. N W Q r .H i l Ll., .!. ln... llll I ifiSt'Qi.'t HOLIDAY INN NORTH Nonth Myrtle Beach, S. C. SAND TRAP LOUNGE Compliments of JAMES C. BRAN'CHE REAL ESTATE Congratulations Seniors ! el Compliments of BELK Your Happy Shopping Store Coastal Mall Hwy. 501 8. 16th Ave., Conway, S. C. Open Monday thru Saturday C10 til 91 FRAN'K'S SUNOCO Little River, S. C. COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Phone 249-2131 SURF BEAUTY SHOP 23rd Avenue North Cherry Grove Beach, S. C. Cecelia Campbell, Owner Stylists: Ellyn Doyle Ruth Ann Bellamy THE CONWAY NATIONAL BANK Conway - 309 Main St. - 1400 3rd Ave. Coastal Mall - Surfside Beach, Hwy. 17 South Harry Zclcplzauc' Kanpcrativc lm: P. O. Drawer 855 Conway, South Carolina 29526 Area Code 803 - 365-2151 HOMELITE BRIGGS 81 STRATTON SNAPPER LAWN AND GARDEN CENTER Hydraulic Hose and Couplings RENT-A-TOOL, INC. 414 Main Street North Myrtle Beach, S. C. Bill Bennett, Mgr. Business Phone 249-2023 Home 249-2558 ws LAY ANYTHING ' -. hifi' 3-pw--' Phone 272-5737 - 399-6400 i ' ' HARDEE CONCRETE FINISHING 81 CONSTRUCTION CO. Route 1, Box 34 North Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 I.YNN'S AUTO PARTS, INC Rt. 1, Box 375 lN'ixons Cross Roadsl North Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 Dial 249-1019 or 249-2683 LADIES FIRST QUALITY CLOTHES AT DISCOUNT PRICES HOUSE OF LENTZ Hwy. 17 North Windy Hill Section Compliments of DIVINES SPORTS CENTER d I TAPES RECORDS 1415 HWY I7 So th NORTH MYRTLE BEACH SC Pho 272-6621 5 Christian'Literatu Gif s A ,Y BIBLES ' , BOOKS ons num sawn:-Mp' ' X OA . u , , . . ns MQTOR PARTS l.TD. 1618 Hwy. 17 South Ocean Drive Section N. Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 YOUR 7 DAY PARTS STORE T R W SMS FEL-PRO BORG-WARNER FRAM DORMAN ARVIN GATES L 8. S Open 7 Days a Week Quality Parts PLANTATION PANCAKE HOUSE Hwy 17 Crescent Section North Myrtle Beach South Carolina Compliments Compliment i s of f o GATEWAY FORD HELMS MOTEL 3rd and Powell St. Conway' S' C' Congratulations Seniors 248-4254 S E N Compliments Capt. Juels BYERS REALTY REAL ESTATE, RENTALS HURRICANE SEAFOOD HOUSE Windy Hill Section Little River, S. C. North Myru B h S C 272-6209 II Z2- E L-.Ml mfeys THOMAS AIRPORT ExxoN SNACK BAR ' - f ' JEWELERS Fine Candies 5 T 'R R ' ' 'jv Unusual Gifts L - .. - -f .,-:,- f I1f Q 'Q ifiii 1 ' 1: ' -'sg' Y-Y 111 - 2-,'1l'Ei'Eei ,ii 2-111 EC - - ' fi J-1? A E fwrfgirge f i 1 Ei: L .Ti 24 1 ' -15.1 5 2 11-gp if . 4 1 15' if Z5 E57 T mscoum LARGEST DISPLAY OF Hgh vw GOLF EQUIPMENT .MMS 22.2. IN THE CAROLINAS ' l I I 5 V I -ii, Compliments of SURFWOOD PHARMACY Surfwood Shopping Center Ocean Drive Section North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Phone: 249-1451 G. E. Henderson Earl Singleton Ted Nahass REGISTERED PHARMACIST 249-2723 Congratulations Seniors McLEOD'S Office Supply 416 Main Street North Myrtle Beach, S. C. 29582 MACKS' STORES, INC. Ocean Drive Section North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina MACKS' STORES, INC. Windy Hill Section North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina YOUR FRIENDLY SELF-SERVICE STORES I tri.: ,- F ,., , 15. , ,Y . . fl , a ia' P ,Q A . ' A .I-FT 4, f'34f'Q g' Q 15? X i ':'F-'ff' 'I t. V W Q, . M ,.,,, -U: , v.: - - , 5 y r ' A.-S,-fre. CHIEF '75 Volume V North Myrtle Beach High School North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina