Pacolet High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Pacolet, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

Ii i i iii i i Ri |WM T3F inn -iisiii!! ■ I believe in Pacolet High School as a place of opportunity. I believe in its reputation for honest work, fair play, and loyalty to the best interests of the youth of my country. I belive in the belief expressed in its motto, “Exitus non Excusationes,” (Results, not Excuses!) 2 I believe in its worthy traditions: clean sportsmanship, high scholarship, . .. . . . respect for others, obedience to law, and cordial cooperation with the faculty and administration. I, therefore, believe it is my duty to my school to support it loyally and defend it against all opposition! Prologue page 2 Dedication page 6 Administration and Faculty page 8 Activities page 13 Features page 31 Athletics page 43 Classes page 51 Advertisements page 81 . v | SEATED: Mr. Oren Robinette, Mr. Alvin Ravan, Mr. Raymond Alley. Dr. Robert Crow, Mr. Roy Petty—Secretary, Mr. Frank Lancaster—Chairman. STANDING: Mr. E. M. Gardner, Mr. C. W. Wooten, Mr. Leo Kirby, Mr. Jack Key. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Walter Greene, Mr. W. B. Moore. Board of Trustees Administration Superintendent of District 3 Mr. G. D. Broome Asst. Superintendent and Director of Instruction Mr. V. M. Epting Principal Mr. James Lambert Asst. Principal Mr. Bill Littlefield To one who has given of himself wholeheartedly to the expansion, upgrading, and betterment of Pacolet High School for two decades, we, the administration, faculty, students, and staff, dedicate this Tomahawk. With sincere gratefulness we offer this tribute to you, Mr. H. T. Blackwell. Mr. B post's in front of his house. Affectionately known as “MR. B” Mr. H. T. Blackwell has left with Pacolet High School many fond memories. To itemize the contributions of one so dedicated to the spiritual, social, and intellectual growth of all students would be an impossibility. However, among these contributions should be noted the initiation of the Halloween Carnival, the organization of the chorus, accreditation by the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges, and the high standards associated with Pacolet High School. Dedication Student body officers present a plaque of appreciation to Mr. Blackwell. Students always found him willing to listen to their problems. A favorite school activity—working with the chorus. Faculty Mrs. Selma Bonner Latin Mr. Allan Brown Science, Math Mrs. Iris Brown Librarian Mrs. Jo lent Bryant 11 istory Mr. Bill Coker English, Chorus Mr. John Dover Shop If you have knowledge, Mrs. Betty Foster Math Mr. Boy Fowler Spanish Mrs. Janice Harris English Mr. Harold Jablon Science, Math Mrs. Guynell Jones Social Studies Mrs. Elizabeth Lynn Bookkeeping, Math 8 Mr. Wilcey MacDonald Physical Education Mrs. Lynda Moore Math Mrs. Elizabeth Morrell Business Mr. Johnny Morrow-History Mr. Jack O’Shields Science Mr. Glenn Reese Science let others light their candles at it. Mr. Gerald Rhoades Math Mr. Snell Sellars English Mrs. Janice Shealv English Miss Cecelia Smith Band Mrs. Carolyn White Secretary to Principal Mrs. Sally Williams Home Economics 9 Mrs. Brown helps seniors with research papers. “Big Chief Littlefield. Best for the wearv %. ... ,, , , r • 1 1 7 Mrs. Williams helps Mr. Morrow sinks a snowbird to aid the faculty in «()n r mark „et set gor mold future seam- the Student-Faculty basketball game. 7 ’ ’ tresses. Do you know what one of my kids did today?!” One of those days, huh, Mrs. For this they got White? . college education? Hazel Smith, Virginia Hardy, Ida Maude McBeth, Marie Teaster. Mrs. Nannie Faye Ellison Lunchroom Supervisor Maintenance Staff Cafeteria Staff Mr. Fred Teaster Maintenance Supervisor 11 1. Oh, the spirit of those Juniors! 2. Slaves and masters 3. Ho hum, back to class. 4. “Now have I explained it clearly enough?” 5. At least we got a few flakes of snow! 6. The Realities at Fun Friday. 7. The TV audience you’re always hearing about. 8. Junior Varsity girls win another victory. 9. “Now, where IS that referee?” 10. Warm-up time. 11. Boosting the Jayvees. 12. The halls of crepe pe paperr l kick!” 13. “One, two, three, 14. Seniors score a touchdown. 15. “Don’t worry. Monk, well save you!” 16. “Get that man!” 17. ‘Take this pill and you’ll feel much better.” 18. The Grub Tub. SISSY7 Student Council Officers Laura Tate, Sec retary-Treasurer Judy Hayes, President Jane Robinson, Vice-President Pacolet High School has one of the most active Student Councils in the state. Many improvements and additions to the school have been made possible by funds from the Student Council. The annual Halloween Carnival, a Student Council project, cleared $1016. With this money, the Student Council made possible the purchase of a public address system for the football field, chairs for a new Student Council room, repairs on the activity bus, covers for the organ and piano in the auditorium, and music for the band. Also, the Student Council joined the Pep Club to help pay for the painting of the gym. In addition to its financial contributions, the Student Council holds weeks of emphasis, such as National Education Week, for the benefit of the students, yw V and sponsors the March of Dimes and United Fund drives. Members hold a meeting in the newly-equipjx'd Student Council room. The March of Dimes Drive, sponsored annually by the Student Council, receives Mr. Blackwell administers pledge of co-operation to Student Council and Student aid as faculty and students stage a Body. “shoeshine hour.” 14 Student Council SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Dianne Scales, Marcia Roth-rock, Darlene Smith, Patsy Goforth, Mimi Jett. OTHER CLASS PRESIDENTS: SECOND ROW: Ralph Williams, Linda Bradley, Susan Lynn, Miriam Pearson, Randy Bishop. ASSISTANT EDITORS OF PUBLICATIONS: THIRD ROW: Carolyn Allen, Brenda Willis. HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: Marjorie (x ok, Jimmy Dillard, Charlene Pearson. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Brown, Butch Neal, Brenda Dillard, Joyce Harmon, Tommy Henderson. FIFTH ROW: Del) hie Hill. Wayne Cook, Kevin Harris; CLUB PRESIDENTS: Jan Guyton, Dixon Reaves. SIXTH ROW: Anne Lambert, Joan Moore, Wayne Kirby, Billy Whitmire, Lynn Pace. SEVENTH ROW: Johnny Black, Kathy Fleming, Louise Gossett, Al Jones, Ruby Sizemore. EIGHTH ROW: Barbara Cook, Johnny Robinette, Gayle Arnold; COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Judy Baker, Libba Ligon. NINTH ROW: Debbie Fox, Jane Foster, Jenny Lee, Candy Valentine, Janice Wilson. TENTH ROW: Dennis Patrick, Brent Scott. The Telapaco News Mrs. Elizabeth Morrell — Sponsor, Dianne Scales — Editor-in-chief, Carolyn Allen — Assistant Editor. EDITORS: SEATED: Jane Robinson and Ruby Sizemore — Feature Editors. STANDING: Candy Valentine and Laura Tate — Exchange Editors, Marcia Rothrock — Page Editor, Judy Hayes — News Editor, Dennis Patrick — Sports Editor, Janet Lee — Specialties Editor. TYPISTS: FIRST ROW: Janice Wilson, Gayle Arnold, Mimi Jett, Darlene Smith. REPORTERS: SECOND ROW: Libba Ligon, Jane Foster, Judy Raker, Charlene Pearson, Linda Lee, Lynn Patrick. THIRD ROW: Phillip McGee, Al Jones, Doug Sprouse, Jane Harris, Patsy Goforth, Monte Lee. Joma liawL SEATED: Jane Robinson — Business Manager, Ralph Williams — Assistant Business Manager. STANDING: Patsy Goforth — Features Editor, Candy Valentine — Organizations Editor, Ann Lambert — Freshman Eciitor — Beverly Brown — Sophomore Editor. SALESMEN: FIRST ROW: Steve Minton, Al Jones, Brian Lemmonds, Tommy Blackwell, Tim Schultz, Howard Crocker. SECOND ROW: Denise Harrison, Donna Pace, Debbie Hill, Joyce Harmon, Kaye Guyton, Judy Baker, Charlene Pearson, Janet Lee, Lynn Patrick, Jane Parker, Dixon Reaves. 7 dill V— I | Majorettes FIRST ROW: Miss Cecilia Smith, Director; Kay Green, Janet Lee, Margie Cook, Shirley Harmon, Kathy Crocker, Steve Minton, Patsy Savage, lane Foster. SECOND ROW: Teresa Kimerv, Brenda Dillard. Debbie Lee, Rita Kimberlin. THIRD ROW: Louise Gossett, Barbara Cook, Beth Petty, Jan Garner, FOURTH ROW: Marlene Whitmire, Ronnie Harris, Pat Anderson, Barry Cray. FIFTH ROW: Perry Foster, Kathy Lyda, Johnny Bryant, Phillip McGee. SIXTH ROW: Dixon Reaves, Dottg Sprouse, Jerry Shook, Dennis Patrick. SEVENTH ROW: Walter Petty, Allen Nichols, Reuben Coleman, Ricky Garner. EIGHTH ROW: Ann Lambert, Candy Valentine, Billy Whitmire. MRS I ROW: Janie Morgan, Rita Murray, Mary Watson, Dianne Harvey, Judy Cook, Rosemary Smith, Kay Phillips, Vickie Wall, Lynn Pace, Judy Hayes. SECOND ROW: Penny Lyda, Elaine Phillips, Marjorie (xx k, Mary Ann Newman, Darlene Smith, Chris McMackin, Patsy Savage, Marcia Rothrock, Libby Fox, Laura Tate. THIRD ROW: Brenda George, Teresa Kimrey, Carleen King, Mimi Jett, Gayle Arnold, Janice Wilson, Dianne Scales, Jane Robinson, Ruoy Sizemore. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Webb, George Gentry’, Craig Banks, Don Scales, Lynn Owens, Mike Hogan, Dennis Allison, Phillip McGee. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Patrick, Doulas Sprouse, Ike Fowler, Walter Petty, Al Jones. Chorus Accompanist: Marcia Rothrock Director: Mr. Bill Coker FIRST ROW: Joan Moore — President, Dennis Patrick — Vice-President, Dianne Scales — Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jane Harris, Darlene Smith, Brent Scott. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bill Coker — Sponsor, Brenda Willis, Jane Foster, Al JoneS. FOURTH ROW: Janice Wilson, Gayle Arnold, Debbie Fox. FIFTH ROW: Pete Thompson, Beverly Brown, Judy Hayes. SIXTH ROW: Jane Parker, Patsy Goforth, Linda Bradley. The Beta Club is an honorary scholastic club. It strives to instill in its members the ideals of achievement, character, and leadership. At Christmastime, the Beta Club sponsored a collection of clothes, toys, and food for the needy families of the area. This “White Christmas” brought joy to many families, but even more it gave meaning to the Beta Club motto: “Let us lead by serving others.” The Beta Club welcomes new members each year who attain the high requirements for membership and it encourages everyone to try to live up to its ideals. 20 Installation ol new members. FIRST ROW: Jane Robinson, Debbie Parker, Carolyn Gentry, Butch Hughes. SECOND ROW: Teresa Lunsford, Janice Albright, Ann McBride, Donald Ingram. IHIRD ROW: Miriam Pearson, Christine Stapleton, Beth Trent, Donna Arnold. FOURTH ROW: Jean Reece, Jan Guyton, Christie Howell, Peggy Sullivan. FIFTH ROW: Judy McGaha, Chris McMakin, Peggy Williams, Susan Smith. Library Club FIRST ROW: Barbara Cook — President, Louise Gossett — Vice-President, Darlene Smith — Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Marlene Whitmire, Linda Lee, Lynn Wilkins, IBUUM il_ � itkiniiii. I t. Beth Petty, Jane Parker. THIRD ROW: Barbara Cowan. Charlene Pearson, Linda Bradley, Patsy Goforth, Janet Lee, Mrs. Iris Brown — Sponsor, Pam Edge. Bus Drivers Club Dennis Patrick, Bill Courtney, Jane Robinson — Sec.-Treas., Penny Lyda, Randall Klepper, Dianne Scales, Dennis Allison, Ray Lawson — Vice-Pres., Don Hogan, Billy Whitmire — Pres., Junior Harrold, Billy Wayne Smith. Jimmy Dillard, Roger Wells, Mike McGaha, Mr. James Lambert — Adviser. Safety Club FIRST ROW: Phillip McGee, Dennis Allison, Ricky Garner, Johnny Black, Brent Scott, Dennis Patrick. SECOND ROW: Louie Allen, Ricky DuPree, Billy Courtney, Bobby McAbee, Randall Klepper. FIRST ROW: Judy McGaha, Susan (ax k, Janice Cook, Judy Guyton, Cindy Thompson, Mrs. Sally Williams — Sponsor, Gayle Arnold, Janice Wilson, Debbie Parker, Diane Harvey, Grenda George, Wanda Bradley, Vickie Wall, Carolyn Gentry, Ann McBride, Libby Fox, Lee Shook. Rosemary Smith. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Thompson, Lynn Pace, Dianne Scales, Judy Hayes, Ruby Sizemore, Janice Lee, Jane Parker, Elaine Jennings, Kathy Mathis, Mvra Jennings, JoAnn Gossett, Lucille Jones, Penny Lvda, Sandra Nichols, Jean Taylor, Jean Reece. THIRD ROW: Linda Winstead, Christine Stapleton, Donna Pace, Dianne Ingle, Brenda Dillard. Valorie Jett, Susan Camby, Beverly Brown, Paulette Mack, Gail Wilson, Frankie Cook, Rita Murray, Linda Ravan, Lucille Hawkins, Nlimi Jett, Dianne Martin, Teresa Lunsford, Debby Warren, Kathv Burgess. FOURTH ROW: Chvthia Knighten, Shawn Padgett, Janet Anthony, Vickie Lovings, Joyce Lovings, Janice Thompson. Gail Wilson, Patsy Atkins, Cathy White, Linda Wheeler, Freida Harris, Shirleen Hill, Patricia Stepp, Linda Bradley, Carleen King, Brenda Conselyea, Barabara Book, Marlene Whitmire, Kathy Lyda. FIFTH ROW: Kathv Fleming, Jenny Lee, Marcia Rothrock, Janice Albright, Dianne Fleming, Donna Burns. Future Homemakers of America FHAers learn the basics of home nursing. “May I have this dance. Ma’am?” asks an old-timer at the FHA Hobo Party. FIRST ROW: Al Jones, President; Martha Robinson, Vice-President; Judy Baker, Historian; Jane Foster, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Savage, Pearson, Garner, Stapleton, Albright, Smith, Seales, Jennings, Hogan, Willis. THIRD ROW: Allen, Gossett, Pace, Lyda, Wilkins, Petty, Whitmire, Gossett, Roth-rock, Allen, Mulwee, Scott, Tate. FOURTH ROW: Lem-monds, Cook, Lee, Petty, Green, Sizemore, Robinson, Lynn, Bradley, Garner, Black, Allison, Fleming, Harris. Future Teachers of America Future Nurses of America FIRST ROW: Linda Ravan, Secretary; Mary Ann Newman, Vice-President; Barbara Cook, Treasurer; Louise Gossett, President. SECOND ROW: Harris, Lyda, Hayes, Thompson, Murray, Rothrock, Wilson, Arnold, Jett. THIRD ROW: Phillips, Taylor, Miller, Patrick, Lee, Smith, King, Harbins, Lee. FOURTH ROW: Nichols, Jennings, Hogan, Cook, Harmon, Whitmire, Albright, King, Fox, Moore. FIFTH ROW: Martin, Lunsford, Jones, Lyda, Stapleton, Gay, Hamby. SIXTH ROW: Allen, Gossett, Fleming, Smith, Pace, Brown, Edge, Blackwell, Harris. SEVENTH ROW: White, Morgan, Cook, Reece, Warren, Parker, Wilkins, Lee, Sizemore. EIGHTH ROW: Robinson, Petty, Pearson, Greene, Watson, Garner, Scales, Lee, Stepp, Allen. NINTH ROW: Guyton, Bradley, Hamby, Pruitt. Latin Club FIRST ROW: Brent Scott, Mike McCaha, Rod Wells, Furman Crocker. SECOND ROW: Melonie Thompson, Ralph Williams, Jane Pruitt, Susan (x ok, Judy McCaha, Carolyn Gentry, Ann McBride, Bobby Sprouse, Mike Guyton. THIRD ROW: Jane Burgess, Beth Petty, Brenda Willis, Jane Foster, Judy Baker, Andy Knighten, Brenda Dillard, Marcia Rothrock, Dennis Patrick, Ray Lawson. FOURTH ROW. Kay Phillips, Steve Minton, Beth Trent, Paulette Mack, Christie Howell, Janice Albright. Donna Burns, Debbie Parker, Steve Grizzle, Tommy Bogan, Gail Wilson. FIFTH ROW. Darlene Smith, Louise Gossett, Mike Berry, Kathy Hood, Chris MuMakin, Donna Arnold, Jan Guyton, Sally Gamer, Steve Wall, Dale Mulwee, Debby Fox. SIXTH ROW: Mr. A. G. Clark — Sponsor, lane Robinson — Secretary-Treasurer, Johnny Black—Vice-President, Rubby Sizemore—President. Pro Club FIRST ROW: Judy Gay, Mimi Jett, Carleen King, Shirley Hannon, Brenda Willis, Jane Foster. SECOND ROW: Gayle Arnold, Janice Wilson, Jane Morgan, Margie (bok, Gail Hogan, Brent Scott. THIRD ROW: Kathy Harris, Elretha Miller, Mary Ann Newman, Jenny Lee. FOURTH ROW: Penny Lyda, Elaine Phillips, Linda Ravan, Darlene Smith. Randall Klepper. FIFTH ROW: Laura Tate, Janice Albright, Louise Gossett, Bobby McAbee. SIXTH ROW: Brian Lem-monds, Cathy White, Mrs. Elizabeth Morrell — Sponsor. ooooaooooo ooooeoeo aoo9ooooe «a The Pep Club was organized in 1965 by a group of students interested in boosting the school spirit of PIIS. This club is one of the most active on campus. To raise money for the club, Lucille Hawkins and a number of helpers sell popcorn in the canteen during the lunch break. The club has also made available to Indian fans such articles as pennants, decals, basketball buttons, football ribbons, and pompoms. For its yearly project, the Pep Club purchased a trophy case, valued at $300.00, for the entrance hall of the school. Also, along with the Student Council, they financed the painting of the Gym. The entire student body boosts the club and co-operates in supporting it. Officers admire newly-installed trophy case. V Treasurer Ralph Williams displays his wares. Pep Club FIRST ROW: Johnny Robinette, President; Rubv Sizemore, Vice President; Ralph Williams, Secretary and Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Dianne Fleming, Myra Jennings, Gail Hogan, Kaye Greene, Lucille Hawkins, Jenny Lee, Lynne Patrick, Dianne Scales, Marcia Rothrock, Jane Foster, Judy Baker. THIRD ROW: Janet Lee, Jo Ann Gossett, June Allen, Lihha Ligon, Charlene Pearson, Beverly Brown, Lynne Pace, Laura Tate, Jane Robinson, Judy Hayes, Al Jones, Rita Murray, Cathy Fleming. FOURTH ROW: Dixon Reaves, Mike McGaha, Steve Wall, Roger Wells, Billy Wayne Smith, Dale Mulwee, Dennis Patrick, Terry Cook. Junior Beta Club FIRST ROW: Ann Lambert, Marty Garner, Brenda Crossley, Jan Gamer. SECOND ROW: Mike Worthy, Allen Brown, Scot Valentine, Vickie Teaster, Kathy Pearson, Gail Teaster, Jean Edge. THIRD ROW: Danny Kimberlain, Debby Parker, Donna Thompson, Karen Hayes. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Jett, Tony Smith, Brenda Dillard, Kathy Crocker, Ann Lee. Flh 111 ROW: Wayne Cook, Randy Bishop, Christie Howell, Delien Murphy, Carmen Wannamaker, Jane Brown. SIXTH ROW: Ricky Byars, Barry Gray, Neville Brown, Judy NlcGaha, Miriam Pearson, Sloan Gray. SEVENTH ROW: David Foster, Ronald Harris, Susan Lynn, Pam Robinson. EIGHTH ROW: Harriet Harvey, Wanda Bradley, Frankie Tate, Sally Williams, Arlene Patrick. Junior Science Club FIRST ROW: Allen, Gregory, Hamby, Crocker, Edge. SECOND ROW: Guyton, Thompson, Owens, Ivey. THIRD ROW: Pearson, Dillard, Ingle, Gentry, Foster, Harmon, Brown. FOURTH ROW: Williams, Murphy, Hill, Chalk, Cook, Shook, Sullivan, Pearson. FIFTH ROW: Adair, Wannamaker, Gunter, Kimberlain, Crocker, Lowe, Powell, Harris, Smith. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Jack O’Shields - Sponsor, Valentine, Suttles, Gossett, Burns, Cudd, Fleming, Harmon, Holmes, White. SEVENTH ROW: Gray, Patrick, Robinson, Garner, Gilmer, Crossley, Pannell, Rollins, Blackwell. EIGHTH ROW: Fowler, Kimberlain, Tate, Huss, Millwood, Petty, Harvey, Millwood, Kirby, Brown, Black. NINTH ROW: Furr, Worthy, Byars, Robinson, Nichols, Tollison, Lee, Hayes, Teaster, Valentine, Worth. Block P” Club ROW ONE: President—Wavne Kirby, Vice-President—Jane Robinson, Secretary-Treasurer—Laura Tate. ROW TWO: Ricky Dupree, Dianne Scales. ROW THREE: Bill Courtney, Patsy Gotorth. ROW FOUR: Billy Wayne Smith, Roger Wells. ROW FIVE: Dianne Fleming, Gail Hogan. ROW SIX: Tommy Garner, Brian Lemmonds. ROW SEVEN: Lynne Pace, Libba Ligon, Dennis Allison, Johnny Black, Lynne Patrick, Jenny Lee. ROW EIGHT: Ronnie Parris, Brent Scott, Ray Lawson, Judy Hayes. ROW NINE: Rod Lemmonds, Ray Harris, Mike Padgett, Ruby Sizemore. ROW’ TEN: Barry Robinette, Monte Lee, Steve Wall, Bo Ingram. ROW ELEVEN: Perry Foster, Dennis Patrick, Jimmy Dillard, Ricky Motts. ROW' TWELVE: NEWTON EARLEY, Mike McCaha. ROW THIRTEEN: Bobby Guyton, Ralph Williams, Christine King, Janie Morgan, Frankie Cook, June Allen, Dale Mulwee. Junior Block P” Club FIRST ROW- Peggy Williams, Susan Lynn, Vickie Wall, Chris MacMakin, Miriam Pearson, Christie Howell. SECOND ROW: Galen Mabry, Eddie Miller, Steve Bennett, Bobby Gunter, Don Scales, Dwyer Carter. THIRD ROW: Mike Adair, Sidney Jones, Bruce Cain, tommy Blackwell, Danny Hill, Mike Hogan. FOURTH ROW: George Gentrv, Craig Banks, Johnny Millwoos, Chuck Moss, Terry Smith, Wayne McSwain. FIRST ROW: Brent Scott, Johnny Black, Mike McGuire, Pree. THIRD ROW: Billy Wayne Smith, Junior Harrold, Wayne Motts, Mr. John Dover, — Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Walt Petty, Gary Rudicifl. FOURTH ROW: Brian Lem- Tommy Bogan, Louie Allen, Dennis Patrick, Rickey Du- monels, Roger Sutton, Billy Courtney. Electronics Club Shop Activities Even spooks and goblins have to eat! Pacolet’s own Peppermint Lounge. Halloween Carnival “Big Daddy” Robinette and his Dancing Darlings. “Come into my parlor.” “BOO!” Everybody has fun at Little Reno. Strictly for the young at heart! Class Beauties Htmners-Up: Brenda George, Janice Albright, Judv Hayes, Kathy Lyda. Hita Cudd, Debbie Hill. The royal Court poses for the judges at the Miss Tomahawk Pageant. The Queen reigns after being crowned at the Snowball. Guests at the Snowball enjoy refreshments. The “Transfusions” entertain with music. I don’t believe it! Class Sponsors 34 Class Sponsors Miss Chris McMakin Freshman Class Miss Denise Harrison Eighth Grade Miss Jane Allen Seventh Grade Homecoming Queen MissTibba Ligon ’’The loveliest night of the year” .nfl.mijli Homecoming Queen candidates are introduced to the student body. A pep rally the night before the game boosts school spirit. Libba Ligon stands with her sponsor, Hickey DuPree, as she is crowned in pre-game ceremonies. Homeroom 12-X takes top honors in the Homecoming Parade. Cars line up to begin the ride. Music fills the air as the band strikes up a rousing march. ■OTI “Smoke gets in your eyes. ’ Everyone gets in on the fun of decorating. Candidates enjoy refreshments in the home ec room after the game. 1967 Furman Scholars Jane Foster, Brenda Willis, Ralph Williams, Scot Smith Student Honors 1966 Furman Scholars Judy Hayes, Marcia Rothrock, Brent Scott, Dennis Patrick Time Current Events Test Winner Louie Allen Harvest King and Queen Terry Cook, Rita Murray Miss FHA Janice Cook Miss DAR Senior Honors Di ”s“ CAST: Scott Smith, Mr. Bindley; Rodney Hannon, Hill; Margie Cook, lane Bonnet; Dixon Reaves, Mr. Wickham; Judy Baker, Charlotte Lucas; Johnny Robinnete, Mr. Collins; Janice Albright, Catherine de Bourgh; Sandra Nichols, Mrs. Bingley; Ralph Williams, Mr. Bennett; Lucille Hawkins, Mrs. Bennett; Myra Jennings, Elizabeth Bennett; Mike Me-Gha, Mr. Darcy; Lucille Jones, Lady Lucas. The Junior Class Presents Pride and Prejudice” Mr. Collins and Jane Bennct discuss matters close to their hearts. Mr. and Mrs. Bennet involved in a family quarrel, nounces the arrival of a guest Mr. Wickham and Lydia Bennet announce their marriage. Mary recites some of her extracts. Mr. Collins and Charlotte Lucas announce their engage ment. The proud Mr. Darcy asks Elizabeth Bern marriage. J Mr. Darcy, Mr. Bingley and Mrs. Bingley discuss the Bennet family. The wealthy Mr. Bingley expif s his desire to ni jane Bennet. I Dr. Emmett sneaks to his patients in the living room of The cast takes its curtain calls. ‘The Cloisters. ’ The Senior Class Presents The Curious Savage” Both plays were under the di- The guests give Mrs. Savage Miss Willie offers some good Florence puts her “son,” John rection of Mr. Bill Coker. going-away presents. advice. Thomas, to bed. The patients get acquainted with the new arrival. “Cards, anyone?” Tensions are relaxed at the cast party. CAST: Judy Hayes as Florence, Dennis Patrick as Jeff, Garner as Samuel, Janie Morgan as Lily Belle, Janice Louie Allen as Hannibal, Darlene Smith as Fairy May, Cook as Miss Willie, Brian Lemmonds as Dr. Emmett, Laura Tate as Mrs. Savage, Buddy Harvey as Titus, Ricky and Dianne Scales as Mrs. Paddy. Here and There at PHS FIRST ROW: Mike Padgett, Tony Smith — Managers; Billy Wayne Smith, Monte Lee, Bobby Guyton, Hod Wells, Steve Wilson, Carl Moss, Anthony Wannamaker, Brian Lemmonds, Neville Brown — Manager. SECOND ROW: Barry Robinette, Dale Mulwee, Steve Wall, Jimmy Dillard, Ray Lawson, Tommy Garner, Johnny Black, Ricky DnPree, Rodney Lemmonds. THIRD ROW: Coach Bill Littlefield, Roger Winstead, Mike McGuire, Mike McGaha, Ronnie Dixon, Brent Scott, Billy Courtney, Ray Harris, Ronnie Parris, Wayne Kirby, Ricky Motts, Ralph Williams — Trainer, Coach Wilcey MacDonald. Varsity Indians Coach Bill Littlefield Coach Wilcey MacDonald Scores Pacolet 6 Irmo 46 Pacolet 27 Polk-Central 0 Pacolet 18 ( lover 26 Pacolet 37 Chesnee 7 Pacolet 19 Blue Ridge 33 Pacolet 6 Whitmire 32 Pacolet 7 Boiling Springs 29 Pacolet 13 Crescent 36 Pacolet 25 Blacksburg 54 Pacolet 44 6 Cowpens 13 Libba Ligon Judy Hayes, Head Cheerleader Lynn Patrick Cheerleaders ,yC OLe P'IRST ROW: Beverly Brown, Peggy Ingram, Laura Sue Murray, Angela Anderson, Jane Harris, La Verne Smith. SECOND ROW: Laura Tate — Co-captain, Lucille Hawkins —Manager, Jane Robinson, Charlene Pearson, Ruby Size- more, Coach Bill Littlefield, Dianne Fleming, Martha Robinson, Patsy Goforth, Judy Hayes — Scorer, Dianne Scales — Co-captain. Coach Bill Littlefield Girls’ Basketball Scores Pacolet 17 Cowpens 19 Pacolet 19 Blacksburg 29 Pacolet 16 Chesnee 15 Pacolet 18 Boiling Springs 35 Pacolet 15 Cowpens 26 Pacolet 28 Landrum 33 Pacolet 17 Lockhart 24 Pacolet 22 Chesnee 21 Pacolet 30 Landrum 42 Pacolet 19 Whitmire 23 Pacolet 10 Boiling Springs 51 Pacolet 25 Lockhart 25 Pacolet 25 Blacksburg 15 Pacolet 12 Cowpens 19 Pacolet 24 Whitmire 32 Pacolet boys end regular season play second place in the Piedmont Conference. Scores Pact) let Pacolet 53 54 Cowpens Blacksburg 56 67 Pacolet 34 Chesnee 65 Pacolet 70 Boiling Springs 62 Pacolet 66 Cowpens 61 Pacolet 85 Landrum 25 Pacolet 48 Lockhart 47 Pacolet 52 Chesnee 62 Pacolet 99 Landrum 69 Pacolet 51 Whitmire 42 Pact) let 58 Boiling Springs 48 Pacolet 47 Lockhart 44 Pacolet 70 Blacksburg 47 Pacolet 52 Cowpens 78 Pacolet 57 Whitmire 50 Boys’ Basketball Coach NVilcey MacDonald FIRST ROW: Scot Smith. Mike Padgett, Ralph Williams, Roger Winstead — Managers; Barry Robinette, Bobby Guyton. SECOND ROW: Rod Wells, Donnie Padgett, Ronnie Parris, Wayne Kirby, Billy Courtney, Ray Harris, Dale Mulwee, Billy Wayne Smith, Perry Foster, Johnny Mill-wood. Not Pictured: Steve Bennett, Mike Sherman; Dennis Patrick—Scorekee per. Baseball 1966 Upperstate Champions FIRST ROW: Billy Wayne Smith, Brian Lemmonds, Brent Barry Robinette, Ronnie Parris, Tony Smith, THIRD Scott, Billy Courtney, Dennis Patrick, Mike Padgett. ROW: Coach James Lambert, Tommy Garner, Perry Foster, SECOND ROW: Dale MuKvee, Wayne Kirby, Ray Harris, Bobby Guyton, Donnie Padgett, Tuck McSwain. Track 1966 Piedmont Conference Champions FIRST ROW: Donnie Padgett, Billy Wayne Smith, Roger Wells, Johnny Black, Brent Scott. SECOND ROW: Charles Edgins, Steve Wilson, Dale MuKvee, Barry Robinette, Tommy Allen, Donald Ingram. THIRD ROW: Galen Mabry, Mike Padgett, Wayne Morgan, Brooks Peterson, Brian Lemmonds. Junior Varsity Football FIRST ROW: Tommy Miller, Don Scales, Craig Banks, Blackwell, Tommy Cook. THIRD ROW: Mike Worthy, Tuck McSwain, Lewis Petty. SECOND ROW: Leland Me- Danny Hill, Doug Patterson, Terry Smith, Richard Gibson, Kelvey, Bobby Gunter, John Glazener, Mike Dixon, Tommy Coach Gerald Rhoades. Junior Varsity Boys’ Basketball FIRST ROW: Coach Johnny Morrow, Kevin Brown, Bobby Gunter, Eric Robinson, Coach Glen Reese. SECOND ROW: Bruce Robinson, Tony Smith, Tommy Harvey, Tommy Blackwell, Leland McKelvey, Bo Moss. THIRD ROW: Tommy Allen, Don Scales, Duyer Carter, Tuck McSwain, Lewis Petty. Junior Varsity Girls’ Basketball Junior Piedmont Conference Champions KNEELING: Chris McMakin, Frankie Tate, Co-Captains. Jan Cuytc.i, Judy McCaha, Peggy Williams Kathy Hood. STANDING: Ann McBride - Manager, lean White, Keva Carolyn Gentry, Patsy Atkins - Manager, Not pictured. Harris, Susan Lynn, Miriam Pearson, (loach Gerald Rhoades, Vicky Wall. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Christy Howell, Miriam Pearson, Peggy Williams. Susan Lynn, Chris McMakin, Vicky Wall. f Senior Class Diane Scales — President, Marcia Rothrock — Vice-President, Darlene Smith — Secretary, Patsy Goforth — Treasurer. Filling out college or job applications . . . Writing term papers . . . Taking entrance examinations . . . Getting rings, invitations, caps, and gowns . . . Being so caught up in activities that essentials such as sleeping and eating are all but forgotten . . . Finding oneself nostalgically l x)king back to simpler days, oftentimes when present problems surround . . . Looking at menial, humdrum tasks in a new light realizing that they will not exist much longer . . . Not really making many new friends, but so deepening the relationships with old friends as never to forget them . . . Remembering, a little sadly, all the fun that has been found in high school . . . Reaching one goal only to realize that much higher ones lie ahead . . . Walking slowly down the aisle to the majestic strains of “Pomp and Circumstance” All of these things make up a small part of what it means to be a SENIOR at Pacolet High School. Being measured for class rings! Planning the entertainment at the Halloween Carnival. Seniors LOUIE ALLEN “Wine maketh merry; but money answereth all things.” DENNIS ALLISON “I'm very happy to be here. In fact, at my age I’m very happy to be anywhere.” GAYLE ARNOLD “Love is all I need — and whom I love—I love indeed.” JOHNNY BLACK “The pic k of the basket.” VICKI BYARS “Carefree, unassuming, seldom mshing, always smiling, sometimes blushing.” FRANKIE COOK “It's not what I want that worries me. It’s when I get caught that worries me.” JANICE COOK “What the average woman wants is a great big strong man who can be wrapped around her finger.” TERRY COOK “Happiness is neither virtue nor pleasure, nor this thing nor that, but simply growth.” BILLY COURTNEY “Be tolerant, be truthful, be kind, and you will not be forgotten.” RICKEY DuPREE “A noble deed is a step toward God.” RICKY GARNER “Blessed are the ignorant; for they don’t know.’ 53 SALLY GARNER “Look out world! Here I come!” PATSY GOFORTH “Determination is a key to success.” LOUISE GOSSETT “We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing.” JUDY GUYTON “You can only make others better by being good yourself.” This is not the end;... CHRISTINE HAMBY “Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” SHIRLEY HARMON “I shall pass through this world but once. Any good I can do or any kindness that I show let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again.” KATHIE HARRIS “No one is ever too old to learn, and that is maybe why all of us keep putting it off.” Class of BUDDY HARVEY “Wisdom and words seem to go together, that’s why I never say anything.” JUDY HAYES ‘The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for.” CLARY HOOD “He's smarter than he looks —but he’d have to be.” NIIMI JETT “It is better to love one little boy little than lots of little boys lots.” CARLEEN KING “It is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all.” RANDALL KLEPPER “I believe that it is better to tell the truth than a lie. I believe it is 'better to be free than to be a slave. And I believe it is better to know than to be ignorant.” JANET LEE ‘Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” BRIAN LEMMONDS “As a football player, he’s hard to beat; he s very cute and mighty sweet.” this is not even the beginning of the end,... MARTHAGAIL LINDSEY “For in the sunrise standing, our kindling hearts confess that no good thing is failure, no evil thing success.” PENNY LYDA God gives us love. Something to love he lends us.” ANN MABE 1 count myself in nothing else so happy as in a soul remembering my good friends.” BOBBY McABEE “A man will sometimes devote all his life to the development of one part of his body—the wishbone. PHILIP McGEE “No man really becomes a fool until he stops asking questions.” LINDA MARTIN Never be afraid of giving your best, and God will give you His best.” ELRETHA MILLER “Beauty, like truth and justice, lives within us. But beauty unaccompanied by virtue, is as a flower without perfume.” JANE PRUITT “It matters not how long we live, but how.” JANE MORGAN ‘The average girl would rather have beauty than brains, because she knows that the average man can see better than he can “Reproof on her lips but a smile in her eye.” DALE MULWEE “Have a purpose in life, and having it, throw such strength of mind and muscle into your work as God has given you.” “A friend is a person who helps you with problems. In that case, I need all I can get RITA MURRAY “Plastic surgeons nowadays can do anything with the human nose except keep it out of other peoples’ business.” DENNIS PATRICK “Dignity is the capacity to hold back on the tongue what never should have been on the mind in the first place.” it is, perhaps iMM 'O KHkfE MARY ANN NEWMAN 9 ♦ ♦ ♦ MIKE PADGETT LINDA RAVAN “Small in quantity, large in quality.” JANE ROBINSON “Would you believe?!” MARCIA ROTHROCK “Give me beauty in the inward soul; and may the oiit-ward and inward be as one; may I reckon the wise to be the wealthy, and may I have such a quantity of gold as none but the temperate can carry.” DIANNE SCALES “Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” BRENT SCOTT “Words are like leaves; and where they most abound, much fruit of sense be neath is seldom found.” RUBY SIZEMORE “To know me is to love me, but nobody really knows me.” DARLENE SMITH “It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.” the end of the beginning.” LAURA TATE “It’s funny how we never get to old to learn some new way to be stupid.” CINDY THOMPSON “Good humor is the health of the soul, sadness its poison.” CANDY VALENTINE “Happiness adds and multiplies if we divide it with others.” MARY WATSON “A secret is what you tell someone else not to tell because you can’t keep it.” CATHY WHITE “Laugh and grow fat” seems like fine advice until you try it and find that it works.” JANICE WILSON “Happiness consists of having three things: someone to love, work to do, and a clear conscience.” Senior Directory LOUIE BURTON ALLEN—LOUIE V.-Pres. of homeroom—2; Jr. Beta-Club—1; Time Current Events Test Winner—3; Hobby Club—3; Electronics Club—3, 4; Traffic Committee—4; Jr. Ruritan of the Month—I; Latin Club—1. DENNIS RAY ALLISON-HOOT Chorus—3,4; Bus Driver—3, 4; Hobby Club—1, 2, 3; Foot-ball—1, 2, 3; Track-1,2,3. CLAUDIA GAYLE ARNOLD-CAYLE Student Council—1, 4; F. II. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; F. N. A.—2, 3, 4; Telepaco Staff—I; Pres, of Homeroom—1; Pres, of Pro Club—I; Art Club—3; Hobby Club—2; Chorus—2; Tomahawk Staff—1. 4; Beta Club—1, 4; V.-Pres. of Homeroom— 3. JOHN THOMAS BLACK III—JOHNNY Sec. of class—1; Student Council—1; Block “P” Club—2, 3, 4; Football—2, 3, 4; Best Lineman—3; Capt.—I; Sertoma Lineman of the Month—3, 4; Track—2, 3, 4; Hobby Club— 2, 3; Electronics Club—2, 3, 4; Pres.—4; Latin Club—1, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres.—4; Science Club—1, 2; Jr. Class Play—3. THERESA VICTORIA BYARS—VICKIE F. N. A.—3, 4; Telapaco Staff—4; Chorus—1, 2, 4; F. H. A.— 1, 2, 3, 4; Block “P”—1; Pro Club—3, 4; Band—1; Hobby Club— 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate—3. FRANKIE LYNETTE COOK-PINKY Block “P” Club—3, 4; Chorus—1, 2, 3; Basketball—2, 3; Hobby Club-1, 2, 3; F. N. A.-2, 3, 4; F. T. A.-2, 3; Art Club—1, 2. JANICE DIANNE COOK-JANICE Majorette—1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A.—1, 2, 3; Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Pro Club—3; F. N. A.—1, 2, 3; Hobby Club—3; Bus Drivers Club—I. TERRY NEAL COOK-TERRY Dramatics Club—2; Current Events—2; Chorus—2; Jr. Science Club—1; Pro Club—2; Art Club—2; Hobby Club—3. WILLIAM CHILDS COURTNEY-BILL Football—1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball—2, 3, 4; Block “P” Club—2, 3, 4; Bus Drivers Club—3, 4; Bus Driver—4; Hobby Club—2, 3; Electronics Club—I; Safety Club—4. JAMES RICHARD DuPREE—OOPIE Block “P Club—3, 4; Electronics Club—3, 4; Football—3; Track-2. JAMES RICHARD GARNER-RICKY Band—1, 2, 4; Pres, of Class—1; V.-Pres. of Class—2, 3; Student Council—1; Block 'P” Club—1, 4; Jr. Class Play; Bus Drivers Club—3, 4; Hobby Club—2, 3; Electronics Club—2,3, 4; Latin Club—1, 2,3, 4; Pro Club—4. SALLY ELAINE GARNER—SALLY Latin Club—1, 2; F. N. A.—4; F. T. A.—1; Hobby Club—1; F. II. A.—1; Current Events Club—1; Art Club—1. PATRICIA ELIZABETH COFORTH-PATSY Library Club—1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2; Beta Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Block “P” Club—1, 2, 3, 4, Pres.—3; Telepaco Staff—4; Tomahawk Staff—4; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council—2, 3, 4; Treas. of Class—4; F. N. A.—1, 2; F. H. A.—1, 2; Safety Committee—3. RUBY LOUISE GOSSETT-WEESE Hobby Club—3; Library Club—2, 3, 4, V.-Pres.—4; Band— 1, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres.—3; Chorus—2, 1, 3; F. N. A.-l, 2, 3, 4, Pres.—4; F. T. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Current Events Club—2; Student Council—4; Pro Club—4; Sec.-Treas.—4; Latin Club-1,2,3,4. JUDY ANN GUYTON-JUDY Block “P” Club—2, 3; Hobby Club—1, 2, 3; F. N. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; F. II. A.-l, 2, 3, 4; F. T. A.-l, 2; Current Events Club—1, 2; Dramatics Club—1, 2; Cheerleader—2; Art Club—1, 3. DORIS CHRISTINE HAMBY—CHRIS F. H. A.—1, 2, 3; Chorus—1; Hobby Club—2, 3, 4; F. N. A.— 1,2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY DIANE HARMON—SHIRLEY Band—1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas.—3, 4; Chorus—1, 2, 3; F. H. A.—1; Library Club—2, 3, 4, V.-Pres.—3; Homeroom Treas.—3; Pro Club—4; Hobby Club—3; Latin Club— 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club—3. KATHERIN ANN HARRIS-KAT Hobby Club—2, 3, 4; Pro Club—3, 4; Current Events Club—2; Block “P” Club-3; F. N. A.-2, 3, 4; F. H. A.-l, 2. 3. The agony of research papers! WILLIAM SULLIVAN HARVEY, JR.-BUDDY BUZZARD Hobby Club—1. SARA JUDITH HAYES-JUDY Student Council—2, 3, 4, Pres.—4; Class Pres.—3; Homeroom Pres.—2; Head Cheerleader—4; Head J. V. Cheerleader—1; Beta Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Telapaco Staff—2, 3, 4; Page Editor—3; News Editor—4; Manager of Girls Basketball Team—2; Storekeeper—3, 4; F. T. A.—1, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres.—3; V.-Pres of Latin Club—2; V.-Pres. of Current Events Club—2; Class Beauty—3; Furman Scholar—3; Chorus—4; Block “P” Club—3, 4; Jr. Class Play—3; Chapel Pianist—3, 4; Graduation Usher—3. 58 “Hah, Hah, Seniors!” CLARY LAMAR HOOD-CLARENCE Block “P” Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Hobby Club-1, 2, 3, 4. MIMI LYNN JETT-MIMI Chorus—1, 2, 4; F. H. A.-l, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres.-3, 4; Student Council—3, 4; Pro Club—3, 4; Band—1; Hobby Club—3; Telapaco Staff—4; V.-Pres. of Block “P” Club—3. MARGARET CARLEEN KING-CARLEEN F. H. A.-l, 2, 3, 4; F. N. A.-l, 2, 3, 4; Pro Club—3, 4; Dramatics Club—2; Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4. RANDALL LEE KLEPPER—H(X) DOO Bus Drivers Club—2, 3, 4; Safety Club—4; Pro Club—1; I lobby Club—2, 3. JANET GAYLE LEE-JANET Student Council—3; Band—4; F. H. A.—1; F. N. A.—1, 2, 3, 4, Pres.—3; Library Club—1, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres.—1, Sec.-Treas.—3; Safety Committee—3; Art Club—2, V.-Pres.—2; Telepaco Staff—4. BRIAN EUGENE LEMMONDS—BRIAN Block “P” Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Beta Club 1; BaseballSl, 2, 3, 4; J. V. Basketball—1, 2, 3,; J. V. Football—1; Football—2, 3, 4, Capt.—4; Latin Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Hobby Club— 1, 2, 3, 4; Pro Club—2, 3, 4; V.-Pres. Homeroom 9L; Basketball—4; Track—1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Science Club—1; Sr. Science Club—2, 3, 4; Electronics Club—3, 4; Jr. Class Play; Decoration Committ for Jr.-Sr.; Future Teachers of America—4. MARTHAGAIL LINDSEY—N1ARTHAGAIL F. N. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Pro Club-3, 4; Latin Club—2, 3; Jr.-Sr. Committee—3; Beta Club—3; F. H. A.—1; Science Fair Winner—1; Hobby Club—3; Chorus—3, 4. PENNY SUE LYDA-PENNY F. H. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Hobby Club—2, 3; Future Nurses—3, 4; Pro Club—1; Chorus—3, 4; Substitute Bus Driver—4. PAULA ANN MABE-ANN F. N. A.—3, 4; Hobby Club—3; Chorus—4. BOBBY GENE McABEE—BOBBY Pro Club—1, 2; Hobby Club—2, 3; Safety Club—1, 2. PHILIP HARVEY McGEE—PHIL Pres. 9S; Student Council; Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Overall Science Fair Winner—2, 3; Tomahawk Salesman—1, 2; Telopaco Reporter—1; Second Place Winner on Time Current Events—3; F. T. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club—2; Jr. Band Director—3, 4; Safety Club—4; Hobby Club—2, 3; Dramatics Club—2; Current Events—2; Jr. Class Play—3; Science Fair Winner—1, 2, 3. LINDA MARTIN—LINDA F. N. A.-2, 3, 4; Candystriper; F. T. A.—4; F. H. A.-l, 2; Chorus—1; Science Club—1, 2; Current Events—1, 2; Hobby Club—1. ELRETHA MILLER-ELRETHA Chorus—3; Pro Club—4; F. N. A.—4. MARGARET JANE MORGAN—JANIE Block “P” Club—2; Chorus—4; Band—1; Basketball—3; F. T. A.—2; F. N. A.—2; Hobby Club—1; Pro Club—2. PHILLIP DALE MULWEE-DEWEY Block P” Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Hobby Club-1, 2, 3, 4; F. T. A.—4; Pep Club—4; Latin Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Play; Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4; Football—3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball—2, 3, 4; All Conference—3; Most Improved—3. RITA MARIE MURRAY—RITA Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club—4; F. II. A.—1, 2; F. N. A.—1, 2; Hobby Club—2, 3; Current Events Club—2, 3; Harvest Queen—4. MARY ANN NEWMAN-MADI F. N. A.—1, 2, Secretary—2; Library Club—1; F. H. A.— 1, 2, 3; Pro Club—1, 2; Chorus—4. MICHAEL GEEN PADGETT—MONK Block ”P“ Club—2, 3, 4; Baseball-2, 3, 4, Captain—4; Electronics Club—1; Traffic Committee—1; Basketball—2, 3, 4, Captain—I; Football—I; Best Back—I; All Conference—4. DENNIS PAUL PATRICK-BO Student Council—3, 4; Safety Chairman—I; Beta Club—2, 3, 4, Pres.—3, V.-Pres.—4; ]r. Beta Club—1; Block “P“ Club—3, 4; Bus drivers Club—3, 4; Chorus—3, 4; Band—3, 4; Baseball—2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Play Cast—3; Telapaco Staff— 3, 4; Furman Scholar—3; Electronics Club—4; Latin Club— 2, 3, 4; Hobby Club—2, 3, 4; Sports Editor—4. An intellectual interpretation of Mother Goose at the Halloween Carnival. 59 Senior Directory DELORIS JANE PRUITT—JANE Band-1, 2; F. H. A.-l, 2, 3; F. N. A.-l, 2, 3, 4; Hobby—2, 3, 4; Latin Club—2, 3, 4. LINDA PAULETTE RAVAN—LINDA F. H. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Pro Club—1; Hobby—I; Dramatics—4; Science—4; F. N. A.—1, 2, 3; Program Chairman—1; Library—3. BARBARA JANE ROBINSON—TARZAN Chorus—2, 4; Library Club—2; Latin Club—2, 3, 4; Second Place Biology in Science Fair; V.-Pres. Homeroom; Pres. Bus Drivers; Basketball—3, 4; Song Leader F. T. A.; Beta Club—3, 4; Assistant Business Manager of Tomahawk; Student Council—3, 4; Junior Class Play; Pep Club—3, 4; Safety Committee; First Place Science Fair—Mechanical Drawing; Gym Instructor—3, 4; V.-Pres. Student Council— 4; V.-Pres. Block “P”; Business Manager of Tomahawk; Feature Editor for Telapaco; Se.-Treas. of Bus Drivers; Sec.-Treas. of Latin Club; F. T. A.—3, 4; Bus Driver of Month (Sept.); Art Club 4; Handbook Committee. MARCIA GAIL ROTHROCK-MARCIA Majorette— L 2, 3, 4; F. H. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club; Jr. Beta Club—1; Telepaco Staff—1, 2, 3, 4; J. V. Cheerleader-1; Band-1, 2, 3, 4; F. N. A.-2, 3, 4; Beta Club-2, 3, 4; Latin Club—2, 3, 4; Current Events; Dramatics Club; Chorus—2, 3, 4; Chapel Pianist; Jr. Homemaker Degree; Furman Scholar; F. N. A. Reporter; Candystriper; Student Council; Chairman of Property and Beautifications Committee; Jr. Class Sec.; Homecoming Sponsor; Safety Committee; Pep Club; Chapter Homemaker Degree; Homeroom Sec.; V.-Pres. Sr. Class; Sec. of F. H. A. AMANDA DIANNE SCALES—RED Telepaco Staff, Reporter—1, 2; Asst. Ed.—3; Editor—4; Majorette—1, 2, 3, 4; Block “P”—1, 2, 3, 4; Sec.—2; Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4; V.-Pres.—3; Beta Clul — 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec.—1, 4; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Capt.—2, 3, 4; Beta Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Sec.—1, 4; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Capt.—2, 3, 4; Student Council—2, 3, 4; Homeroom Pres.—3; Pres. Sr. Class; F. H. A.—3, 4; Sec—3; Pep Club-3, 4; F. N. A. Pres.—2; Bus Driver’s Club—2, 3, 4; F. T. A.—1, 2, 4; Jr.-Sr. Seating Chairman; Jr. Class Play; Handbook Committee; Graduation Marshal; Most Valuable Guard Award—3. BRENT ALAN SCOTT-BRENT Student Council—1, 2, 3, 4; Safety Committee Chairman—3; Traffic Committee Chairman—4; Hobby Club—1, 2, 3; President—1; Electronics Club—3, 4; V.-Pres.—4; Latin Club—2, 3, 4; Pro Club—3, 4; Jr. Beta Club—1; V.-Pres.—1; Beta Club—2, 3, 4; Furman Scholar 3; Football—3, 4; Track—2, 3, 4; Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4; Block P” Club—2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Pres. EDNA RUBBY SIZEMORE-NUCK F. H. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Science Club—1; Latin Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; F. T. A.-2, 3, 4; Block “P”—2, 3, 4; Student Council; Prs. of Chorus; Sec.-Treas. of F. N. A.; Student Director in Jr. Class Play; Hobby Club—3, 4; Pep Club; Science Club; Pres, of Latin Club; V.-Pres. of Pep Club; Feature Editor of Telepaco; Glee Club; Dramatics Club; Gym Instructor. PEGGY DARLENE SMITH—DARLENE Band-1, 2, 3; F. N. A.-l, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Beta Club—1; Chorus—2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club; Student Council; Beta Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Pro Club; Pres, of Latin Club; Hobby Club; Tomahawk Staff; Telepaco Staff; Library Club; Sec. of Sr. Class; F. T. A. LAURA LANCASTER TATE-LOOP Band—1, 2, 3; Chorus Accom—1, 2, 3; Ed. of Tomahawk—4; Telepaco Reporter—1, 2; Exchange Ed.—3, 4; Block “P Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Pres.—2; Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt.—4; Beta Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. Jr. Beta—1; Chairman o' Drives Committee—3; Student Council—1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. Treas.—4; Jr. Class Play; Miss Hi Miss—3; F. H. A.—1, 2. F. T. A.-l, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club- 3, 4. CYNTHIA J A N E THOM PSC )N—Cl N1 Y Transferred to P. H. S. in 1966; F. N. A.—4. CANDACE DIANE VALENTINE-CANDY Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Property and Beautification Chairman—4; Jr. Class Play; Pres, of Latin Club—2; Beta Club—1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council—2, 4; Exchange Editor of Telepaco—4; Organizations Editor of Tomahawk—4. MARY FRANCES WATSON—MARY Chorus—1, 2, 4; Latin Club—1, 2, 3, 4; F. T. A.—2, 3, 4; F. H. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Hobby Club—3; Current Events—2; Band—4; F. N. A.—1, 2, 3, 4; Assembly Committee—2, 3, 4. CATHERINE EARL WIIITE-CATHY F. H. A.-l, 2, 3, 4; F. N. A.-l, 2, 3, 4; Pro Club-3, 4; Library Club—3; Hobby Club—4; Dramatics—4; Science—4. JANICE DRUCILLA WILSON—JANICE Student Council; Publicity Chairman; Pres, of 10B; F. H. A. -1, 2, 3, 4; F. N. A.—3, 4; Beta Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Pro Club—3, 4; Reporter—4; Telepaco Staff—4; Tomahawk Staff —4; Hobby Club—4; Art Club—1, 3; Candystriper; Jr. Class Play; F. H. A.; Hearbook Committee Chairman—4; Graduation Marshal—3; Gym Instructor—4; Jr.-Sr. Flower Chairman. Senior meeting. 60 Senior Superlatives BEST LOOKING Janet Lee, Ricky Garner MOST LIKELY TO SUCGEED Laura Tate, Brent Scott MOST ATHLETIC Dale Mulwee, Jane Robinson nior s the had air, in comes the What a great group! Seniors enjoy victory — over Juniors in the PowaerpufF Bowl. No wonder Mr. Lambert’s losing his hair! CLASS OFFICERS: Jimmy Dillard, Vice-President; Jenny Lee, Treasurer; Ralph Williams, President; Brenda Wills, Secretary. Junior Class The junior year is one filled with many activities. The goal of every student to become a senior is now just one step above us. Our school days are beginning to come to an end, and all of our thoughts now turn to the future. We must decide whether our paths will lead to college, business college, or a job. Fulfilling some of these requirements of entrance into further education, students take the College Board and other tests, and anxiously await their test scores. During the junior year everyone is becoming active in various school organizations. Participating in snorts, special school projects, and other activities help to comprise a year full of work and fun. Tne Junior-Senior Banquet, an event we have looked forward to since entering high school, is now ours to plan. Following the banquet, Junior-Senior Field Day arrives. The rivalry between the juniors and seniors is brought out as they compete in numerous games and sports. Testing our acting ability, the Junior Class Play is presented. The thrill of putting on a play before an audience is an occasion that will often come to memory in the years ahead. A combination of studying, planning, participating, and just plain having fun comes together to make the junior year one of the best in one’s nigh school career. Janice Albright Gayle Burgess Linda Albright Donna Burns Carolyn Allen Jerry Coates Judy Baker Linda Blackwell Margie Cook Jimmy Dillard 65 Class of 1968 Newton Early Thomas Edgins Dianne Fleming Kathv Fleming Jane Foster Perry Foster Debbie Fox Tommy Garner Ji� viy Gay JoAnn Gossett Barbara Gowan Mike Guyton Hodney Harmon Jane Harris Lucille Hawkins George Henderson Donald Hogan Gail Hogan Peggy Ingram Elaine Jennings 66 Junior Class Myra Jennings Lucille Jones Christine King Linda Kirby Wayne Kirby Hay Lawson Jenny Lee Libba Ligon David Martin Kathy Mathis Mike McGaha Joan Moore Wayne Motts Sandra Nickols Eddie Ogle Lynne Patrick Dixon Reaves Bobby Rice Johnny Robinette Billy Wayne Smith 67 Laveme Smith Scott Smith Bobby Sprouse Christine Stapleton Gene Suttles Steve Wall Anthony Wannavnaker Jimmy Webb Eugene Welchel Roger Wells Billy Whitmire Ralph Williams Brenda Willis Steve Wilson Linda Winstead Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS: Joan Worthy, Secretary-Treasurer; Beverly Brown, Vice-President; Linda Bradley, President. “Soph-o-mores, we’re the mighty class of ’69!” That's the word heard coming from this tenth grade at PUS. By our encounter with new activities we have beaten the sophomore slump. This being our first year as senior high school students, we were given more opportunities to prove our status as “full-fledged” Indians. As school opened this year we were finally able to participate in varsity sports. We also proudly accepted invitations to join clubs which were open only to senior high students, such as the Beta and Pep Clubs. Eagerly we anticipated this year, earnestly we have met our challenges, and hopefully we look to the future. Mary Lou Adair June Allen Angela Anderson Roger Atkins Kenneth Bailey Darrell Blackwell Linda Bradley Beverly Brown Kathy Burgess Susan Camby Terry Coates Marshall Cobb 69 Brenda Conselyea Barbara Cook Grady Crocker 70 Bonnie Dixon Pain Edge Ike Fowler Lynn Gilmer Kay Greene Bobby Guyton Frieda Harris Greg Harris Ray Harris Gary Harvey Jimmy Henson Shirleen Hill Frank Holmes Butch Hughes Dianne Ingle Donald Ingram AlJones Ronnie Klepper Vicki Knox Janis Lee Linda Lee Monte Lee Rodney Lemmonds Teresa Lunsford Kathy Lyda Wayne Mabe Ricky Motts Laura Sue Murray Brenda Osteen Lynne Pace Donnie Padgett Jane Parker Ronnie Parris Charlene Pearson Walter Petty Debby Petty Elaine Phillips Jeanne Reece 71 Martha Robinson Barry Robinette Glenda Rogers Patsy Savage Cynthia Shands Steve Slusarczyk Monty Smith Rose Mary Smith Davy Snapp (Not Pictured) Douglas Sprouse Patricia Stepp Peggy Sullivan Jean Taylor Pete Thompson Debbie Warren Linda Wheeler Marlene Whitmire Lynn Wilkins Larry Wingo 72 Freshmen To be a freshman is to be on the threshold of senior high school activities and experiences. Tin's year is the beginning of an enlarged choice of participation in major school activities. We as freshman are aware of the responsibility which is ours as the future leaders of P. H. S. It is our desire to become emotionally mature and to be worthy of future demands. CLASS OFFICERS: Susan Lynn, President; Mike Berry, Vice-President; Valorie Jett, Secretary-Treasurer. 73 74 Duyer Carter Judy Cook Susan Cook Furman Crocker Howard Crocker Brenda Dillard Charles Edgins Jackie Ellison Mike Ellison Roger Ellison Dean Franklin Dianne Fowler Libby F ox Jan Garner Carolyn Gentry George Gentry Brenda George Claude Grizzle Steve Grizzle Jan Guyton Junior Harrold Dianne Harvey Harriet Harvey Keith Harvey Dennis Hawkins Mike Hogan Cathy Hood Christy Howell Valorie Jett Class of 1970 Sidney Jones Teresa Kimrey Cynthia Knignten Anne Lambert Debbie Lee Ryan Loftis Joyce Loving Vicky Loving Susan Lynn Galen Mabry Paulette Mack Dianne Martin Ann McBride Judy Mi ( aha Mike McGuire Lelan McKelvey Chris McMackin Wayne McSwain Tommy Miller Johnny Millwood Stevie Minton Wayne Morgan Carl Moss Gary Neal Mel vin Nichols Class of 1970 Gene Phillips Kay Phillips Judy Bice Bruce Robinson Peggy Rogers Gary Rudicill Cecil Rnppe Don Scales Lee Shook Susan Smith Tony Smith Billy Stapleton Janice Thompson Marilyn Thompson Melanie Thompson Beth Trent Vicky Wall Raymond Webb 76 Mike West Peggy Williams Gail Wilson Eighth Grade We, the eighth graders at PUS, long known for our stupidity and awkwardness, would now like to share with all what it is like to be a stupid, awkward eighth grader. After the excitement of the first few days of school, things began to fall into a regular routine. We eighth-graders could now look down on someone — the punk seventh-graders!” The eighth grade is known for its faints, falls down steps, and a few other delightful experiences which we hesitate to discuss. Many of 11s have taken advantage of the opportunities to participate in sports and other Junior Varsity organizations. The eighth grade, on a whole, has a pretty gocxl life at PUS. We now hope for the day when we will be freshmen, the ultimate in junior high school. CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Harmon, Treasurer; Sandra Burns, Secretary; Miriam Pearson, President; Wendy Ingram, Vice-President. Pat Anderson Dennis Anthony Debbie Barbarv Jim Black Tommy Blackwell Barbara Bright Allen Brown Jane Brown Dale Bullington Sandra Burns Ricky Byars Johnny Bryant Bruce Cain Jerome Camby Julie Carter Thomas Lee Clow Dale Cx)bb Pam Coleman Reuben Coleman Joey Cook Vickie Cook Cathy Cox Cathy Crocker Mary Crocker Brenda Crossley Rita Cudd Mike Dixon Jean Edge Carolyn Fleming Vickie Fowler Gene Freeman Marty Garner Ricky Gentry Richard Gibson Henry Gibson Rhonda Gilmer John Glazener Gene Gossett June Gossett Joyce Gregory Gene Guyton ney 77 Bobby Gunter Nancy Hamby Joyce Harmon Steve Harmon Keva Harris Ronnie Harris Denise Harrison James Harvey Kathy Henderson Keith Henderson Tommy Henderson Danny Hill Judy Hill Leonard Hill Mary Holmes Sheena Huss Wendy Ingram Kathy Jennings Clara Kay Rita Kimbcrlain Judy Kirby Ricky Kirby Arthur Knighten Linda Lawson David Marthers Eddie Miller Jack Millwood Vickie Millwood Randy M it tag Mary Morgan Phillip Morgan Allen Nichols Keith Nickols Linda Padgett Barbara Parris Arlene Patr Doug Patte Miriam Peii Bruce Petty Linda Powc Ken Rakestr Pam Robins( George Rochester Douglas Rollins Jerry Shook Coleen Slusarezyk Jerry Smith Terry Smith Marie Snapp Russell Spencer Irene Suttles Roger Sutton Frankie Tate Gale Teaster Dianne Thornton Buddy Tollison Scott Valentine Jean Walden Jean White Pat Wilkins Linda Wilson Ricky Woody Rhonda Worthy 78 Seventh Grade Starting out as a seventh-grader is a new and thrilling experience. To change classes, he in study hall, meet new people, and he able to take a wider variety of courses all create a year full of surprises. We, as seventh-graders, have many more years of high school to fill up. We are looking forward to years of fun and hard work. CLASS OFFICERS: Randy Bishop, President; Robin Mittag, Vice-President; David Foster, Secretary-Treasurer. Annalisa Adair Jane Allen Randy Bishop Larry Blackwood Steve Brown Larry Bryant Vickie Bullington Rickv Byars Ronalcf Carter Lynne Chalk David Cook Tommy Cook Wayne Cook Carolyn Dillard Mary Dimsdale Nancy Dimsdale Ricky Fortner David Foster Gary Fox Jimmy Funderfmrke Dolan Furr Larry Gentry Harry Gilmer Gary Gore Wayne Go wan Sloan Gray Debbie Gureley Sheila Guthrie Kay Guyton Linda Guyton Kevin Harris Janet Harvey Ricky Harvey Tommy Harvey Karen Hayes Sherry Henson Debbie Hill Ricky Holt Roger Horne David Howell Stanley Ingle Wayne Ingle Shirley Ingram Rust)' Ivey Ralph Jett Mike Jones Kitty Kirby Lynne Kirby Rita Kirby 79 Class of 1972 Hita Cay Kirby Danny Kimberlain Jerry Knighten Mike Knox Ricky Knox Denise Lee Joyce LeLowe Charles McGraw Randv Millwood Robin Mittag Dale Morgan Bo Moss Delene Murphy Billy Owens Roger Owens Teresa O’Shields Ada Pace Lloyd Pannel Cathy Parker Bill Parris Cathy Pearson Judy Pettit Betty Powell David Price Dianne Pruitt Eddy Rakestraw Eddy Reece Eric Robinson Allen Rogers Ann Smith Eddy Smith Dale Smith Cathv Snapp Larry Snapp Gerald Spencer Lawrence Sprouse Bill Sullivan Ricky Sullivan Teresa Sullivan Roger Sumner Vicky Teaster Danny Tessnier Donna Thompson Marilyn Thompson Benny Tollison Gail Valentine Dean Walden Carmen Wannamaker Denise Warren Randy Warren Randy Wheeler Sally Williams Karen Windo Kathy Womack Carrol Woody Mike Worthy 80 R. S. CAMPBELL, JR., President CAMPBELL LIMESTONE COMPANY Crushed Stone for Driveways Highway Construction Concrete Pacolet, South Carolina Phone 474-2231 PACOLET MANUFACTURING COMPANY Drills, Twills Moleskins Sheetings It Herringbones Print Cloth Specialties Sanforized or Regular Finish Pacolet, South Carolina -SIltlF I I i It 4 i Compliments of Your Independent Agents Geo. L. Johnson and Son Insurance Agency 235 East St. John Street Phone 585-2256 Spartanburg, S. C. BEST WISHES - PIEDMONT PRESS, INC. Printing and Lithography S. W. Daniel Morgan Avenue Spartanburg, S. C. PHONE 583-1808 RHINEHARrS GARAGE MOTOR TUNE-UP AND LAWN MOWER REPAIR 3000 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD SPARTANBURG, S. C. FOWLER BROS. CLEANERS (Odorless Cleaners) Spartanburg, S. C. Men's Formal Wear for Rent 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS One Day Service on Any Garment WOODWARD SALES CO. DISTRIBUTOR Tom's Toasted Peanuts • Peanut Butter Sandwiches Delicious Candies • Potato Chips N. Blackstock Road - P. O. Box 132 Phone 582-3008 Fairforest, S. C. EXPERIENCED ECONOMICAL DEPENDABLE B. F. LONG PRINTING CO., INC. Compliments of Telephone 585-2291 Bill's Service Station Post Office Box 1332 Spartanburg, S. C. 29301 Spartanburg, S. C. Every Variety of Commercial Printing CLEMENT LUMBER COMPANY, INC Old Union Road Spartanburg, S. C. Phone 583-7296 Serving Builders, Homeowners, and Industry Since 1936 85 Sugar 'N Spice Spartanburg, S. C. Compliments of Spartan Mineral Co. Pacolet, S. C. 474-2234 Horton's Cleaners 146 N. Liberty Street Spartanburg, S. C. Rent Your Tuxedos for All Your Proms and Graduations from Horton's iKP PP Compliments of John Lee's Esso Station Pacolet Mills, S. C. Phone 474-2304 M. W. Bobo Funeral Chapel 419 E. Main Street Spartanburg, S. C. TOM G. ELLIS LEROY G. DUNBAR, JR. Dunbar Ellis Furniture 122 N. Liberty and 139 E. Broad Spartanburg, S. C. Rothrock's Garage 2400 Pine St. Ext., Spartanburg Phone 585-2955 86 Jesse Allen's Amoco Station Compliments of Groceries and Frozen Foods Washing, Greasing and Oil Change SOUTHERN AUTO SALVAGE Auto Parts and Tires Pacolet, S. C. Jonesville, S. C. ERWIN WHOLESALE COMPANY, INC. HOWARD SPROUSE OIL COMPANY Spartanburg, S. C. 1451 Union Street Serving You Since 1917 Spartanburg, S. C. Compliments of Glendale Grill Dixieland Motor Co. Glendale, S. C. Jonesville, S. C. Jett's Barber Shop Fleming Florist Glendale, S. C. Pacolet, S. C. Compliments of Mary Worthy's Beauty Shop Pacolet, S. C. Jett's Shoe Shop Pacolet, S. C. 87 Reddy To Rock Reddy Kilowatt never misses a party. In fact, without him, things would be pretty dull. Think of it: no stereos, televisions, electric guitars or ice cubes. Thanks to Reddy there are over 160 flameless electric servants that make modern living comfortable, economical and fun. When you have a home of you: own, there will probably be even more than that. PACOLET MACHINERY COMPANY Specializing in Diesel Engines, Repairs, and Auto and Industrial Supplies 88 Phone 474-2202 474-2241 HARVEY'S DISCOUNT HOUSE Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Paint and Household Wares GIFTS TOYS NOVELTIES Pacolet Mills, S. C. PACOLET DRUG STORE Pacolet Mills, S. C. Phone 474-2209 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Pacolet, S. C. Phone 474-2654 REYNOLDS MOTORS 409 Magnolia Street Spartanburg, S. C. Compliments of Flo's Beauty Shop Pacolet, S. C. Hammond-Brown-Jennings McCravy Drive Duncan Park Pharmacy Opposite Spartanburg, S. C. Pinewood Shopping Center Spartanburg, S. C. Pacolet Fuel Supply Co. Coal—Fuel Oil—Kerosene General Insurance Pacolet, S. C. Phone 474-2307 90 McKinnish Sons Grocery Efird's Department Store Glendale -- Clifton Road Spartanburg, S. C. Ray Smith Office Supplies, Inc. QUALITY SERVICE Compliments of KIRBY'S SHELL STATION 189 East Main St. Spartanburg, S. C. Pacolet Mills, S. C. Dial 585-2251 Wilkins Service Station Rogers' Kitchen Pacolet, S. C. Pacolet Mills Whitestone Chemical Corporation 91 Whitestone, S. C. Ynnro in llu1 Pepsi Melioration! Thi s is the liveliest, most energetic time ever...with the most active generation living it. You’re part of it. Pepsi-Cola is part. too. Pepsi is the modern, light refreshment...with that bold, elean taste and energy to liven your pace. It's the official drink of everyone with a thirst for living! m PEPSICOLA 92 Pacolet, BROWN'S STORE I. C. Phone 474-2328 COMPLIMENTS OF ROBINETTE HARDWARE CO. Pacolet, S. C. Phone 474-2261 Compliments of Sams' Shoe Shop Glendale, S. C. BEST WISHES Pacolet Drive-In Bryant's Florist Pacolet, S. C. Central Pacolet Service Station Allen Motors Pacolet, S. C. Compliments of Paul Brown's Barber Shop Doris' Beauty Salon Pacolet Mills, S. C. The Fashion Spartanburg, S. C. K1H Guyton's Barber Shop Pacolet Mills, S. C. Reeves' DARI-TRETE 94 Pacolet Amoco Service Pacolet Motor Company Experience — We Have It; Service Will Be Yours Phone 474-2349 Pacolet, S. C. Phone 474-9151 Compliments of COLEMAN'S STORE - Pacolet, S. C. and STOP 'N SHOP-Pacolet Mills, S. C. GOOD FOODS FOR THE HOME . Community v Cash savmgi at our pleaiont food stores WHERE FOOD SHOPPING IS ALWAYS A PLEASURE Minton's Used Auto Parts Paeolet, S. C. Phone 474-2581 Compliments of SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SALON Paeolet Mills, S. C. Comer Machinery Company Atlanta, Spartanburg, Charlotte COLLINS MOTOR CO. 254 North Liberty Street Spartanburg, S. C. The Best in Automotive Service and Complete Radiator Service Dial 583-7311 97 Robinson Awning and Home Development Village Bible Center Company Bibles — Books — Gifts -- Crafts Awnings-lron-Storm Windows and Doors W. L. Hendrickson—Owner Route No. 1, Box 266 Pacolet, South Carolina 29372 Lawrence Robinson—Owner Phone 474-2808 Pacolet, .S C. Phone 474-2745 Compliments of Compliments of THE STEEPLE J. E. Hood Construction Spartanburg, S. C. Company Compliments of Scott Brothers Drug Store Jonesville, S. C. Price's Store for Men Spartanburg, S. C. —BEACON DRIVE IN P o BO� 668 SPAR T S C 9 OFFICE INCORPORATED VDobo SUPPLY 113 WEST MAIN STREET AIRRORT ROAD • phone 58 3-5356 food 44, (fOO £ o� NO � o� « o Phone 585-0351 P. O. BOX 5082 SPARTANBURG. S. C. 98 Compliments of FRED'S SINCLAIR STATION Pacolet, S. C. Neely's Lumber Company Cash And Carry Building Supplies Spartanburg, S. C. OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO., INC. A Depend-ABLE Source of Supply R. C. Allen Business Machines Adding Machines and Calculators Gestner Duplicators 156 Magnolia Street Spartanburg, S. C. Dial 583-4549 Best Wishes Pacolet Beauty Shop 99 PEELER’S FARM FRESH Grade A Homogenized and Pasteurized Guernsey Milk Chocolate — Buttermilk — Cream — Eggs Route 5 Gaffney, South Carolina SOUTH CAROLINA GROWS AND PROSPERS WITH YOUR SUPPORT • Be a Good Neighbor • Buy At Home • Build Your Future BE A SOUTH CAROLINA BOOSTER Seek Education for Pleasure and Profit SLOAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Greenville, South Carolina Hart's Drive-In Carolina Cash Co. Pacolet, S. C. Spartanburg, S. C. Walker's Barber Shop Pacolet Mills, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND You'll Always Find Good Food at . . . WADE'S RESTAURANT Pine Street Spartanburg, S. C. Compliments of THE FASHIONETTE- Solon of Beauty Pacolet, S. C. SERVICE FIRS 'ISFACTION ALWAYS PRINTING SINCE 1869 SERVICE and SATISFACTION meld together to form a powerful visual unity. We at KEYS take pride in the facilities in depth we make available to our patrons in putting into print the personality of their product. KEYS PRINTING CORPORATION 311 E. McBee Greenville, S. C.