St Matthews High School - Saints Scroll / Stinger Yearbook (St Matthews, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1965 volume:

editor ANN FRAZIER assistant editor KAY GEIGER business manager DONNA HECKLE adviser EVELYN CRUTCHFIELD Presented by the yearbook staff ST. MATTHEWS HIGH SCHOOL ST. MATTHEWS, SOUTH CAROLINA The hells are r mg-iWWfrne for us before we do, let us look back : of the activities iu, organization; e played an important part in oP ck memones- 1 never be for 'LL STAFF jCife At SM-HS Js . . . Pre-school din, driendly calls, Morning bells, 'Deserted halls. Walking halls. Changing classes, Cibrary visits. Student masses. Chemistry lab, Water coolers, Dropping books, Geometry rulers. Gossip session, J 12:30 break, Having fun. Exercises to take. Sating lunches. Making money, Pep rallies. Something funny. Administration Administration F. W. Thomas Principal of High School Political Science Tuesday Afternoon Zeaehers ’ Meeting J. B. ALEXANDER Agriculture F. F. A., Advisor MRS. WILLIE BRANDENBURG Science; Mathematics MRS. MARGARET CHASTAIN Physical Education MRS. EVELYN V. CRUTCHFIELD Business; Senior Class Advisor; SAINTS' SCROLL Advisor OTIS SHULER CULCLASURE Physical Education; Coach MRS. KATHERINE DEAN History; English Junior Class Advisor WOODROW W. DEATON Band RANDOLPH FOGLE Maintenance; Shop MISS BILLIE HELMS English; YELLOW JACKET Advisor MISS JEANETTE HERNDON Home Economics; Family Living; F. H. A., Advisor Men faculty members discuss school affairs at lunch. MRS. ELIZABETH NELSON English; Librarian Beta Club Sponsor MRS. DORIS OTT Secretary ROY HIOTT French, English JOHN LIVINGSTON Chemistry; Biology; Physics; Science MISS WILHELMINA McKENZIE Safety; Mathematics; Student Council Advisor Trustee-Faculty Supper. Activities (L to R) FIRST ROW: Susie Wannamaker, Hal Inabinet, Nancy Ott, Gene Inabinet. SECOND ROW: Edwin Wilkes, Carol Crook, Ray Sigmon, Sandra Robinson. THIRD ROW: Alacia Smith, Billy Keefe, Dorothy Zeigler, Michael Shuler. STANDING: David Shuler, Miss McKenzie. Student Council Stresses leadership STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Hal Inabinet, Vice-President: Nancy Ott, Secretary-Treasurer: David Shuler, President. 16 The Student Council is the governing body of St. Matthews High School. The Council has adopted a Korean orphan whom it supports by selling school supplies and from collections from the student body. Also, the Student Council sells programs at football games and entertains the visiting teams after the games. It is responsible for arranging assembly programs. The Student Council sponsors Homecoming and May Court. Elections for student body officers, cheerleaders, May Court royalty, and Homecoming Queen are con- ducted by the Student Council. Mr. Garris installs Student Council officers. Annual Staff Experiences Mard Work (L to R) FIRST ROW: Ida Lee Culler, Claire Callahan. Reta Ann Wiles, Carol Seckinger, Rebecca Smith. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Zeigler. Donna Heckle, Ann Frazier, Kay Geiger, Barbara Ridgeway, Owens Nelson. Preserving the memories of friendship and good times is the purpose of a yearbook. Staff members, Ann Frazier, Editor; Kay Geiger. Assistant Editor; Donna Heckle, Business Manager; Reta Ann Wiles. Circulation Manager; Barbara Ridgeway, Advertising Manager; Carol Seckinger, Layout Editor; Rebecca Smith, Fea- ture Editor; Owens Nelson, Photographer; Dorothy Zeigler, Claire Callahan. Ida Lee Culler, Typists; have worked hard to accomplish this purpose. During the summer. Ann Frazier and Donna Heckle attended the 1964 Editors' Conference at Winthrop College. Workshops at Newberry College and Lander College have also provided staff members with helpful ideas for the yearbook. Ann Frazier, Editor, and Donna Heckle, Business Manager, work to meet a deadline. Ann Frazier. Donna Heckle, and Kay Geiger attend the SCYA con ference at Lander College. 17 Beta Club Deepens Ambition Nancy Ott and Ann Frazier put on Indian war paint during A Quiet Home Wedding . The Beta Club has had a very rewarding year under the guidance of Tommy Knight, President; Peter Savitz, Vice-President; Patricia Phillips, Secretary-Treasurer; and Mrs. M. O. Nelson, Advisor. By various means of raising money, the Betas were able to pay their way to the State Beta Club Convention. It was held at the Jefferson Hotel in Columbia on Feb- ruary 26-27. Peter Savitz was a candidate for State Beta Club President. Although he did not win, campaigning was a rewarding experience and a lot of fun for everyone. The Beta Club provided entertainment for chapel with a one act comedy, A Quiet Home Wedding. A typical family scene from A Quiet Home Wedding with Bonnie Inabinet, Hal Inabinet, Ann Frazier, and Charles Dewitt. (L to R) FIRST ROW: Mrs. Nelson, Advisor, Patricia Phillips, Tommy Knight, Peter Savitz. SECOND ROW; Patty Barnhill, Ann Frazier, Cornelia Nelson, Kay Geiger, Aurelia Ott, Sammie Reid. THIRD ROW: Donna Heckle, Nancy Ott, Dorothy Zeigler, Rebecca Smith, Angela Sikes, Bonnie Inabinet. FOURTH ROW: Charles Dewitt, Francis Mack, Hal Inabinet, Sandra Robinson, Reta Ann Wiles, Lon Piotrow- ski. (Not Pictured Elizabeth Gressette, Owens Nelson) 18 (L to R) FIRST ROW: Aurelia Ott, Miss Helms, Gwen Sturkie. SECOND ROW: Molly Wanna- maker, Carol Seckinger, Lon Piotrowski. David Shuler, Doris Ellen Robinson, Elizabeth Gres- sette. Ginger Wienges. THIRD ROW: Dot Fields, Judy Crider, Angela Sikes, Patsy Low- der, Patricia Phillips, Bonnie Inabinet, Alacia Smith. FOURTH ROW: Reta Ann Wiles, Jody Inabinet, Ida Lee Culler, Dorothy Zeigler, Claire Callahan, Ann Wise, Libby Ann Prickett FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Wise, Larry Myers, Linda Callahan, Michael Shuler. yellow {Jacket Staff Busy Vcar THE YELLOW JACKET, our student newspaper, is issued at least four times each year, the last being a Senior issue. The staff is made up of students from all the high school classes. The editor is chosen from the Senior Class by the advisor. The other officers are chosen by the editor and the advisor together with help from the principal. Past achievements and work rec- ords are the basis for these selections. Each year the staff sponsors some event to raise funds for the printing of the paper. However, the selling of advertise- ments to businesses furnishes the main source of money. This is done by members of the staff during the summer. Mrs. Morris, Advisor; Aurelia Ott, Editor; Gwen Sturkie. Assistant Editor. Yellow Jacket Staff plans another issue. 19 ?MA 0irls Prepare (L to R) FIRST ROW: Miss Jeanette Herndon, A. Rucker. S. Crim, S. Mack. D. Zeigler, C. Callahan, M. Sturkie, L. Callahan, V. Crider. (L to R) SECOND ROW; I. Mack, F. Smith, B. Prevane, S. Zeigler. S. Waltz. P. Furtick. S. Zeigler. D. Parson. D. Crider, I. Smoak, E. Rast, N. Reid, K. Felkel, A. Sikes. (L to R) THIRD ROW: D. Kaiser, I. Culler, L. Walling, C. Buyck. R. Wise, F. Mack. T. Rast, P. In- abinet, E. Furtick, L. Stroman, L. Wactor, L. Waltz, L. Crider, S. Cooper, C. Crook, P. Furtick. F.T. A. OFFICERS (L to R) FIRST ROW: Dorothy Zeigler, President; Sandra Mack, Vice President; Susan Crim, Secretary; Claire Callahan, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Vivian Crider, Parliamentarian; Linda Callahan, Historian; Made- line Sturkie, Reporter; Anna Rucker, Song Leader. Claire Callahan and Dorothy Zeigler earned State Homemaker Degrees. 20 lor the luture Molly Riley, Sandra Zeigler, Linda Stroman, and India Smoak whip up a batch of cookies. Lois Crider and Susan Mclver enjoy cooking during Home Economics. This year the Future Homemakers of America has 42 active members. With Miss Herndon's help, the girls sold doughnuts and Stanley products to raise money for the Mother-Daughter Banquet, summer camp, and parties. The first big event the members enjoyed this year was the State Fair and State meeting in Columbia. New members were welcomed into the club with an initiation party in September. The Mother-Daughter Banquet honoring the F. H. A. mothers was a great success this year. The F. H. A. members attended bi-county and district meetings. In December, the Bi-County meeting was held in St. Matthews with over 200 members attending. Last June, the president, Dorothv Zeigler, attended the state convention at Winthrop. All the F. H. A. members have been working hard to make their club one of the best. They are all striving for the motto Toward New Horizons. Miss Herndon shows Linda Callahan, Dianne Crider, and Patsy Lowder good sewing techniques. St. Matthews served as host to the Bi-County FHA meeting. 21 33A Boy See (L to R) FIRST ROW: Billy Zeigler, President; Ronnie Bozard, Vice-Pres- ident; Cleon Crider. Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mr. Alexander. Advisor; Gene Ray Rucker. Reporter; Larry Wannamaker, Sentinel; Wayne Smith, Treasurer. FFA Boys rooting (L to R) FIRST ROW: Larry Wannamaker, Gene Ray Rucker. Ronnie Bozard. Billy Zeigler. Cleon Crider. Wayne Smith. Mr. Alexander. SECOND ROW: Lee Lawrence. Benny Cave, Robbie DeMars, Nathan Wolfe. Roger Webb. Simmons Hane, Kenny Dewitt, Joe Prevatte, Sammie Reid. Jerry Zeigler, Robert Crider, Tommy Knight. Wayne Heckle. Charlie Wise. Ralph Hooker. Glenn Waltz. THIRD ROW: Leo Bozard. Calvin Callahan, Johnny Millender, Lynn Hair, Bruce Furtick, Jimmy Rucker, Robert Kaiser, Glenn Dale Crider. Glenn Mack, Mike Ott, Truman Mack. Agricultural Opportunities prepare shrubbery cuttings for bed. The F. F. A. is a national organization striving to promote agriculture and agricultural related occupations. The Chapter has 38 mem- bers, which is an increase over last year's 28. For the past several years the St. Matthews Chapter has had many projects. These have in- cluded a plant hotbed, rooting bed, and a plant nursery. The Chapter also operates a conces- sion stand at home football games. This en- ables the boys participating to gain practical experience and to raise funds for the Chapter at the same time. From these funds, in the past year, the Chapter has bought a pickup which it has re- painted and for which a covered body has been constructed. The boys also participated in area dairy-and livestock-judging contests. Both teams won in the Calhoun-Richland Federation and repre- sented the federation in the state judging con- test. In addition to these, some of the boys are raising pigs and calves for the Fatstock Show and Sale. Several boys hope to attend F. F. A. camp this summer and later on to attend the State F. F. A. Convention to be held in the fall. Boys get cuttings from shrubbery. Sammie Reid is shown admiring his FFA project, white Pekin ducks. Johnny Millender shows a Chester white sow that he has raised for an FFA project. 23 Kand Wins Second in MEMBERS GET NEW UNIFORMS (L to R) FIRST ROW: Sam Arant, Julian Wiles, Jackie Riley, Kathy Parler, Ray Spires, Tommy Hodge. SECOND ROW: Rodney Saylor, Ginny Hodge, Sally Arant, Chris Fogle, Jean Cave, Ellen Wise, John Hane, Francis Heape. THIRD ROW: Johnny Early, Ginny Hane, Rhonda Smoak, Wanda Sauls, Gloria Geiger, Beverly Crider, Cindy Smoak, Jeff Reid. FOURTH ROW: Phil Taylor, Larry Seckinger, Reta Ann Wiles, Carol Seckinger, Charles Stoudemire, Ken Westbury, Edwin Wilkes, Mr. Deaton, Director. 24 State Class “M” Competition With the backing of the Band Booster Club, the band has had a most successful year. Decked out in their new gold and black uni- forms. the band performed at half time during the football season. They also marched in several parades, including the Amvets in Columbia on De- cember 7 and the Columbia Spring Festival Parade , . , _ . in April. Band practices show for Camden. ., ... , . ... . . After much hard work and anticipation, the band went to the State Marching Contest in Camden on October 31. Here they distinguished themselves by winning Second Place in Class B. This and the other trips were financed by the Band Booster Club. Under the direction of Mr. Woodrow Deaton, the members presented their annual Christmas con- cert. The Booster Club honored them with a Christmas party in December. At the end of a very successful year, the band presented its final concert in the spring. Captain Carol Seckinger and First Lieutenant Reta Ann Wiles proudly display trophy won in Camden. 25 Band performs during half time at Homecoming. ?ZA Organizes at SMMS (L to R) STANDING: Ann Frazier. FIRST ROW: Stephanie Cooper, Libby Ann Prickett. SECOND ROW: Molly Riley, Kay Geiger, Patricia Phillips. THIRD ROW: Nina Reid, Eddie Scott, Nancy Ott, FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Gressette, Patty Barnhill, Ginger Wienges. FIFTH ROW: Bonnie Inabinet, Gwen Sturkie, Angela Sikes, Mr. Thomas, Sponsor. FTA OFFICERS The Future Teachers of America is an organiza- tion made up of high school students who have shown an interest in teaching and who wish to consider it as a career. During the meeting, programs are centered around the purposes and policies for the FTA. Under the leadership of Ann Frazier, President; Elizabeth Gressette, Vice-President; Libby Ann Prick- ett, Treasurer; and Ginger Wienges, Secretary; the FTA has been very active. The members have sponsored a cake sale, attended a college football game, and written a constitution for the local organization. The FTA members have been helping in the gram- mar schools by teaching the smaller children. (L to R) Ann Frazier, President; Elizabeth Gressette, Vice President; Ginger Wienges, Secretary; Libby Ann Pricket, Treasurer. Future Teachers take a break dur- ing their cake sale. Qlee Club Entertains at Chapel (L to R) FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wannamaker, Carol Crook. Rita Hutto, Elaine Bozard, Paulette Inabinet, Madeline Sturkie. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Inabinet, Molly Wannamaker, Donna Heckle, Pam Inabinet, Catherine Waltz. Donna Parsons, Grace Parsons. Bus Drivers Mold Big Responsibility (L to Rj Melvin Rayson Bolton, Jackie Crider, Billy Zeigler, Charlie Wise, Paulette Inabinet, Tommy Knight, Brannon Hammond, Dorothy Zeigler, Barbara Ridgeway, Reta Ann Wiles, George Taylor. 27 Sandy Kun Creek Bankers (L to R) SECOND ROW: George Taylor, Brannon Hammond, Ronnie Bozard, Tommy Knight, Robert Kaiser, Truman Mack, Henry Herlong, Wayne Heckle, Billy Zeigler, Billy Walling, Morris Ether- idge, Cleon Crider, Charles Furtick, Nathan Wolf, Frances Mack, Joe Prevatte, Matt Rucker. FIRST ROW: Sandra Mack, Ida Lee Culler, Dianne Lucas, Karen Krell, Susan Crim, Faye Mack, Becky Pre- vatte. Pam Inabinet, Rebecca Smith, Linda Kelly. The Sandy Run Creek Bankers are a group of St. Matthews High students who live in the Sandy Run Community of Calhoun County. These students take an active part in the extra- curricular activities at S. M. H. S. Four of the boys played football this year. One of them, George Taylor, was co-captain of the team. Tommy Knight and George Taylor drive school buses. This year there are eight Seniors from Sandy Run. With the exception of Linda Kelly, who moved here this year from Ohio, these Seniors have attended St. Matthews all five years of high school. SENIORS (L to R) FIRST ROW; Kay Geiger, Rebecca Smith, Linda Kelly, Ida Lee Culler, SECOND ROW: Brannon Hammond, Tommy Knight, Truman Mack, George Taylor. 28 Sports jackets Defeat AAA FIRST ROW (L to R) Ronnie Spigner, Gene Hodge, Mike Ott, Larry Wannamaker, Billy Zeigler, Hal Inabinet, Mykie Etheredge. SECOND ROW Burt Zeigler, Eddie Scott, Mike Nickells, Bo Huff, Johnny Millender, Glenn Walling, Ronnie Rucker. THIRD ROW Otis S. Culclasure, Coach; Billy Keefe, Billy Hane, Ray Inabinet, Henry Carroll, Charles DeWitt, A. J. Wise, Peter Savitz, Thad Ott, Head Coach; FOURTH ROW Burwell Brandenburg, David Shuler, Michael Shuler, Brannon Hammond, Jimmy Zeigler, George Taylor, Larry Myers, Jimmy Wise. Orangeburg 14-7 Porth, Dickie Whetstone, Maurice Furtick, Ray Sigmon, Matt Rufus Inabinet, Bobby Zeigler, Steve Zeigler, Charlie Wise, A happy coach after the game. The Yellow Jackets experienced their best season since 1958. They lost only to defending Class B champ, Bamberg, in a close, evenly matched game. For the first time since 1952, the Jackets rose to the occasion by upsetting the AAA Orangeburg Indians 14-7. This was the final game of the series between the two long-time rivals, in which St. Matthews won only twice. Brannon Hammond gains for the Yellow Jackets, jackets End Season David Shuler comes on field before Homecoming game with Allendale-Fairfax. George Taylor picks up yardage for Jackets against Mid- Carolina. Charles DeWitt races down field for another Jacket touchdown against Allendale-Fairfax. 32 Burwell Brandenburg returns Allendale-Fairfax punt. With 10-1 Keeord Billy Keefe blocks a Mid-Carolina pass. St. Matthews 14 St. Matthews 41 St. Matthews 6 St. Matthews 27 St. Matthews 38 St. Matthews 25 St. Matthews 39 St. Matthews 28 St. Matthews 50 St. Matthews 45 St. Matthews 41 Orangeburg 7 E. Clarendon 7 Bamberg 19 Williston-Elko 12 North 7 Wagener 0 Mid-Carolina 6 Allendale-Fair. 12 Holly Hill 14 Blackville 13 Swansea 6 Burwell Brandenburg Halfback Senior Players Brannon Hammond Quarterback Larry Myers End David Shuler Quarterback Michael Shuler Tackle George Taylor Halfback Charlie Wise Tackle Jimmy Wise Tackle 33 basketball Shows Jmprovement (L to R) FIRST ROW: Paulette Inabinet, Nancy Ott, Molly Wannamaker, Ann Frazier, Dot Fields. SEC- OND ROW: Libby Ann Prickett, Mary Ellen Inabinet, Sandra Robinson, Doris Ellen Robinson, Molly Riley, Barbara Ridgeway. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Gressette, Manager; Bonnie Inabinet, Patricia Phillips, Gwen Sturkie, Coach Thad Ott. (Not Pictured) Ginger Wienges, Kathy Wienges. Molly Wannamaker tries for 2 points against Edisto High School. Captain Ann Frazier Girls anxiously await fate of ball as Jack- ettes top Edisto 37-29. 34 as Season Closes Jackets anxiously await rebound. Larry Myers goes up for two points against Edisto. Co-Captains Burwell Brandenburg Larry Myers (L to R) FIRST ROW: Billy Dent, Billy Hane, Mykie Porth, Hal Inabinet, Billy Keefe. SECOND ROW: Ricky Linett, Rufus Inabinet, George Taylor, Jimmy Zeigler, Kenny Dewitt, Coach Otis Culclasure. THIRD ROW: David Shuler, Manager; Burwell Bran- denburg, Henry Carroll, Charles Dewitt, Brannon Hammond, Larry Myers. (Not Pictured Lon Piotrowski) 35 Baseball Season Opens With IS Boys Reporting (L to R) FIRST ROW: Bubbie Prickett, Mykie Porth, Ricky Linett, Larry Seckinger, Michael Shuler, Peter Savitz. SECOND ROW: Rufus Inabinet, Mike Nickels, Eddie Scott, Mike Ott, Charles Dewitt, Burt Zeigler, David Shuler. THIRD ROW: Otis S. Culclasure, Coach: Ronnie Spigner, Manager; Larry Myers, Brannon Hammond, Don Hammond, George Taylor, Henry Carroll, Jimmy Zeigler, Manager. Pre-game batting practice with Larry Myers pitch- ing, Brannon Hammond batting, and Michael Shuler catching. After a 4-12 record last year. Coach Otis Culclasure and his 16 returning lettermen are looking forward to the 1965 season. Chances of having a winning season this year are excellent. Brannon Hammond goes over high jump bar. Burwell Brandenburg gets ready for sprints. George Taylor warms up for shot put. With increasing interest being shown in track, an all time high of 15 boys have turned out. After placing second in the Conference Meet last year, Coach Thad Ott has high hopes for this year's track team. Three of the returning lettermen, Larry Myers, Burwell Branden- burg, and Brannon Hammond, won first place in the Conference Meet last year. Zrack Outlook Qood (L to R) FIRST ROW: Mykie Porth, Burt Zeigler, Thad Ott, Billy Hane, Larry Myers, Brannon Ham- Burwell Brandenburg, Edwin Wilkes, Billy Dent, Hal mond, Steve Zeigler, Jimmy Zeigler, George Tay Inabinet, Peter Savitz. SECOND ROW; Coach lor, Don Hammond, Charles Dewitt. Cheerleaders Coost School Spirit (left to right) Bonnie Inabinet, Barbara Ridgeway, Molly Riley, Molly Wannamaker, Head; Ann Frazier, Ginger Wienges, Patricia Phillips. home game. Boosting the team to victory. 38 Favorites BEST LOOKING QUIETEST Frankie Zeigler Kay Geiger MOST PERSONALITY Donna Heckle Larry Myers BEST DANCERS Patsy Lowder George Taylor MOST STUDIOUS Aurelia Ott Owens Nelson BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Ida Lee Culler Henry Herlong c MMUm Senior BEST ALL AROUND (Selected by Ann Frazier Larry Myers MOST DEPENDABLE Donna Heckle Michael Shuler Michael Shuler Barbara Ridgeway MOST ATHLETIC Ann Frazier Larry Myers FRIENDLIEST Genie Rucker Jackie Crider WITTIEST Jimmy Wise Donna Heckle HARDEST WORKER Donna Heckle Kenny Dewitt MOST COURTEOUS Dorothy Zeigler Tommy Knight MOST TALKATIVE Genie Rucker Truman Mack MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Superlatives the Seniors) MOST POPULAR Donna Heckle David Shuler CUTEST NEATEST Kay Geiger Dorothy Zeigler Burwell Brandenburg Dave Huffman Owens Nelson Dorothy Zeigler Outstanding PALMETTO GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES (L to R) Dorothy Zeigler, Owens Nelson, Ann Frazier, David Shuler, Kay Geiger Brannon Hammond, Coaches' Award; George Taylor, Best Back Award. BARBARA RIDGEWAY Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Larry Myers, Drummond Branden- burg Award; Charlie Wise, Best Lineman Award. 42 Students at SM.HS ANN FRAZIER Daughters of the American Revolution American History Award. ” BONNIE INABINET Winthrop College Miss Hi Miss DONNA HECKLE Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award. MARSHALS AT 1964 COMMENCEMENT (L to R) FIRST ROW: Rebecca Smith. Ann Frazier. SECOND ROW: Kay Geiger, Dorothy Zeigler, Aurelia Ott, Tommy Knight. Owens Nelson, Lon Piotrovski. Barbara Ridgeway and Brannon Hammond enjoy a break behind the scenes. Adventures in Paradise was the setting of the 1964 Junior-Senior. Soft lights, dreamy music, and roman- tic atmosphere accented the Hawaiian theme. The gym was beautifully decorated with blue as the out- standing color. A small island, located in the center of the gym, served as the refreshment center. The Vikings, a well-known dance band, presented music for the occasion. The menu for the evening carried out the theme. The servants, composed of several Sophomore girls and boys, worked hard but seemed to have enjoyed themselves. At twelve o'clock the band played their final selection, thus ending a perfect evening. 1964 Junior-Senior Melvin Raysor Bolton and Rebecca Smith look forward to a big night. David Shuler and Ann Frazier pose for Mr. Jackson. Ricky Linett and Hal Inabinet rest after a night of serving. Momecoming 1964 Homecoming Queen, Bonnie Inabinet, crowned by Mr. Maurice Savitz, President of Yellow Jacket Booster Club. QUEEN BONNIE INABINET SPONSORS (left to right) Kay Geiger for Brannon Hammond, Ginny Hodge for Charlie Wise, Patricia Phillips for Jimmy Wise, Bonnie Inabinet for David Shuler, Rebecca Smith for George Taylor, Molly Wanna- maker for Burwell Brandenburg, Ginger Wienges for Larry Myers, Ann Wise for Michael Shuler. May Court Royalty' 'v KING, LARRY MYERS; QUEEN, ANN FRAZIER; MAID OF HONOR, MOLLY WANNAMAKER. Classes Absent when pictures were mode Sub- Sreshmeu Cook Martha Albergotti Jane Alexander Sally Arant Rodney Ayers Gene Bailey David Bozard Elaine Bozard Sub-Freshmen presented an interesting play during chapel. John Buyck Benny Carroll Jean Cave Carroll Crim Johnny Early Clifton Fields John Furtick-Not pictured Jimmy Griggs Kenneth Hair Francis Heape George Hodge Rita Hutto Claudette Inabinet Gene Inabinet Sherry Inabinet Bud Knight Bob Lake June Mclver Jorward to Migh School Aubrey Millender Martha Albergotti and Susan Tallon seem to enjoy eighth grade science. Angela Morris Grace Parsons Debra Piotrowski Jeff Reid Freddie Robinson Rodney Saylor Romona Sigmon Danny Sikes Jimmy Sikes Simpson Sikes Ray Spires Melba Stabler Beth Taber Susan Tallon Phil Taylor Marty Tiller Susie Wannamaker Teddy Weeks Ken Westbury Carol Wienges Ellen Wise Martha Yelman Arlene Zeigler Carl Zeigler Jreskmen Prepare Betty Jean Bates-- not pictured Jimmie Bozard Leo Bozard Charlotte Buyck Calvin Callahan Benny Cave Gene Coker Stephanie Cooper Beverly Crider Glenn Dale Crider Robert Crider Carole Crook Robbie DeMars Mollie Date Dent Catherine Felkel Emily Furtick Patricia Furtick Peggy Furtick Ronnie Furtick Gloria Geiger Gladys Hair Lynn Hair Simons Hane Frank Bo Huff Jack Hutto Pam Inabinet Julie Keefe Karen Krell Lee Lawrence Dianne Lucas Faye Mack Glenn Mack Mike Ott Donna Jean Parsons Fairey Prickett, Jr. Edith Rast , 50 for the Juture Nina Reid Jackie Riley Anna Rucker Dianne Rucker James Rucker Cindy Smoak Ronnie Spigner Freddie Stabler Charles Stoudemire Madeline Sturkie Tommy Ulmer Linda Wactor Linda Waltz Robert Wardlaw Roger Webb Cathy Wienges Edwin Wilkes Billy Wise Sophomores Take Active Part Cindy Arant Elizabeth Gressette Don Hammond Mr. Livingston demonstrates the use of a microscope to the Biology Class. Patricia Ann Leach Francis Mack Idell Mack Ju School Activities ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE Robert Ayers Thomasine Blanton Lois Crider Susan Crim Maurice Etheredge Bruce Furtick Gene Hodge Eris Hutto Mary Ellen Inabinet Doris Kaiser Robert Kaiser Frances Leach--not pictured Wayne Mack Susan Mclver Johnnie Millender Cornelia Nelson Mike Nickells Nancy Ott Terry Rast Sammie Reid Ronnie Ridgeway Molly Riley Sandra Robinson Eddie Scott Fonsein Smith India Smoak Linda Stroman Glenn Walling Lillian Walling Suzette Waltz Dickie Whetstone A. J. Wise Nathan Wolfe Bobby Zeigler Sandra Zeigler J. E. Ridgeway-not pictured Gene Ray Rucker- not pictured 53 CLASS OFFICERS: Judy Crider, secretary; Bonnie Inabinet, treasurer; Peter Savitz, vice-president; Charles DeVVitt, President. The year of '64 has been a most rewarding one for the Juniors. The first project was that of the magazine sales. The goal was $1200 which was exceeded by $800. This was the best salesmanship ever displayed by members of a Junior class at St. Matthews High School. The annual turkey supper was also a great success. Due to the excellent job of advertis- ing and help of our sponsor, Mrs. Dean, the profit of the supper was $389.26. The proceeds from these projects are used to finance the Junior-Senior on April 30. {juniors finance through Barbara Ayers Linda Bozard Linda Callahan Cleon Crider Judy Crider Patty Barnhill Ronnie Bozard Henry Carroll Dianne Crider Vivian Crider 54 Margaret Crim Billy Dent Charles DeWitt Dot Fields Billy Hane Ernie Heape Wayne Heckle Ginny Hodge Ralph Hooker Bonnie Inabinet Hal Inabinet Jody Inabinet Successful Class Projects Ray Inabinet Rufus Inabinet Billy Keefe Ricky Linett Sandra Mack Elaine Miller Martha Miller Patricia Phillips Libby Ann Prickett Doris Ellen Robinson Matt Rucker Peter Savitz Angela Sikes Alacia Smith Wayne Smith Glenn Spires Gwen Sturkie Billy Walling Jimmy Zeigler Steve Zeigler Catherine Waltz Molly Wannamaker Ginger Wienges Ann Wise Billy Zeigler Burt Zeigler Ginger Wienges, Billy Dent, and Doris E. Rob- inson check magazine sales. Seniors Plan for the Suture SENIOR Rebecca Smith Donna Heckle Burwell Brandenburg Jimmy Wise OFFICERS Treasurer Secretary Vice-President President CLASS Melvin Bolton Burwell Brandenburg Claire Callahan Joe Cave Jackie Crider Mrs. Evelyn Crutchfield Sponsor Donna Heckle Henry Herlong Seniors Seniors patiently wait for their rings. Dave Huffman Paulette Inabinet Angie Jackson Linda Kelly Tommy Knight Seniors College Algebra appears to be quite interesting. Aurelia Ott Freddy Ott Lon Piotrowski Patsy Lowder Truman Mack Barbara Ridgeway Genie Rucker Carol Seckinger David Shuler Michael Shuler Senior English tests require deep concentration. 61 Glenn Waltz Seniors Seniors sponsor barbeque-chicken supper Homecoming night. Reta Ann Wiles Charlie Wise Jimmy Wise Dorothy Zeigler Frankie Zeigler Jerry Zeigler Senior Statistics MELVIN RAYSOR BOLTON May Court 10; Safety Youth Council 11; Bus Driver 11, 12. WILLIAM BURWELL BRANDENBURG Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball Co-Captain 11, 12; Senior Class Vice-President; Football 12; Cutest. MARY CLAIRE CALLAHAN FHA 9, 10, Treasurer 11, 12; Crisco Award 10; State FHA Degree 11; YELLOW JACKET 11, 12; SAINTS' SCROLL Typist 12. JOE RAYMOND CAVE Secretary-Treasurer Homerodm 9, 10; Pep Club 11. JACK HEYWARD CRIDER FFA 9, 10, 11; Bus Driver 12; Wittiest. IDA LEE CULLER YELLOW JACKET 9, 12; FHA 12; SAINTS’ SCROLL Typist 12; Quietest. PAUL KENNY DEWITT B Team Basketball 9. Varsity Basketball 10. 11. 12; Track 10; Football 10. 11; Hardest Worker. THOMAS RANDOLPH FOGLE, JR. Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom 9, 10; Band 9, 10. 11; Dance Band 9, 10. 11; Pep Club 11. ELIZABETH ANN FRAZIER B Team Basketball 9; Glee Club 9; May Court 9. Maid of Honor 11, Queen 12; Basketball 10, 11, Captain 12; YELLOW JACKET 10, 11; Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 11; Student Body Secretary-Treasurer 10; Homecoming Sponsor 10, 11; Pep Club 11; Cheerleader 11, 12; Commence- ment Marshal 11; Palmetto Girls' State 11; Junior Class Treasurer; D.A.R. American History Award 11; Miss Hi Miss 11; FTA President 12; SAINTS' SCROLL Editor 12; Most Athletic, Best All Around. RICHARD CLAYTON FURTICK, JR. FFA 9. 10; Dairy Judging Team 10; Soil Judging Team 10. CAROLINE KATHERINE GEIGER Secretary Homeroom 9; FHA 9; B Team Basketball 10; YELLOW JACKET 10, 11; Student Council 10; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; FTA 10, 12; May Court 10; Palmetto Girls' State 11; Commencement Marshal 11; SAINTS’ SCROLL Assistant Editor 12; Cutest. Best Looking, BRANNON DEFOE HAMMOND Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 12; Bus Driver 11, 12; FFA 9; Soil Judging Team 10; Livestock Judging Team 10; Pep Club 11; May Court 11; Coaches' Award 12. DONNA LOUISE HECKLE Band 9. 10; Dance Band 9, 10; Vice-President Homeroom 9; President Homeroom 9; May Court 10; Secretary Homeroom 10; Vice-President Homeroom 10; Beta Club 11, 12; Pep Club 11; YELLOW JACKET 10, Business Manager 11; Senior Class Sec- retary; Glee Club 12; SAINTS' SCROLL Business Manager 12; D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award 12; Friendliest. Most Popular. Most Dependable. Hard- est Worker. Most Personality. HENRY ELFORD HERLONG B” Team Football 10; Quietest. DAVID FELDER HUFFMAN Band 9; Dance Band 9; Football 10; May Court 10; Pep Club 11; Neatest. MARY PAULETTE INABINET Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; FTA Secretary-Treasurer 10; FHA 9. 10, 11. Reporter 12; Glee Club 12; Bus Driver 12. ANGIE ELIZABETH JACKSON FHA 9, 10, Historian 11. LINDA CATHERINE KELLY (Transfer Student) THOMAS WOODROW KNIGHT, JR. FFA 9. 10, Judging Team 11, President 12; Vice- President Homeroom 10; Beta Club 10, Vice-Presi- dent 11, President 12; Commencement Marshal 11: Bus Driver 12; Most Courteous. PATRICIA ANN LOWDER B” Team Basketball 9; FHA 9; May Court 11; Homecoming Sponsor 11; Pep Club 11; YELLOW JACKET 12; Best Dancer. ALVA TRUMAN MACK FFA 9, 10, Treasurer 11; Pep Club 11; Most Talkative. 63 Senior Statistics ROBERT LARRY MYERS May Court 9, May King 12; Football 9, 10, 12; Basketball 9, 10, Co-Captain 11, 12; Track 9, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12; Pep Club President 11; YELLOW JACKET 11, 12; Drummond Brandenburg Award 12; Best All Around. Most Athletic. Most Personality. MILTON OWENS NELSON, JR. YELLOW JACKET 10, Co-Editor 11; Commence- ment Marshal 11; Palmetto Boys' State 11; D. A.R. American History Award 11; SAINTS’ SCROLL Photographer 12; Most Likely to Succeed. Most Studious. AURELIA NELL OTT B Team Basketball 9. 10; YELLOW JACKET 10. Business Manager 11, Editor 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11; Commencement Marshal 11; Most Studious. HERMAN FREDERICK OTT Baseball 9, 10, 11; ”B Team Football 9, 10; Var- sity Football 11. LON CRAIG PIOTROWSKI Beta Club 10, 11. 12; YELLOW JACKET 10, 11. 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11. 12; Com- mencement Marshal 11; Pep Club 11. BARBARA LYNN RIDGEWAY ”B Team Basketball 9, 10; Treasurer Homeroom 9, Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Reporter 11; Dance Band 10, 11; FTA 10; Treasurer Homeroom 10; YELLOW JACKET 10, 11; Basketball 11, 12; Pep Club Repre- sentative 11; Bus Driver 11, 12; Cheerleader 12; SAINTS' SCROLL Advertising Manager 12; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 12; Best School Spirit. GENIE LORRAINE RUCKER Wittiest. Most Talkative. NANCY CAROL SECKINGER Student Council 9; Homecoming Sponsor 9; Band Secretary 9, 10, President, Librarian 11, Drum Ma- jorette, Reporter, Captain 12; Dance Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Pep Club 11; YELLOW JACKET 11. 12; SAINTS' SCROLL Layout Editor 12. MANLY DAVID SHULER, III President Homeroom 9; Track 9, 10; Football Man- ager 9; B Team Basketball 10; B Team Football 10; President Homeroom 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Pep Club 11; Student Body Vice- President 11, President 12; Palmetto Boys' State 11; Youth Safety Council 11; Most Popular. MICHAEL BRACKNELL SHULER Football Manager 9; B Team Basketball 9, 10: B Team Football 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Junior Class President; Pep Club 11: Student Council 12; YELLOW JACKET 12; Bas- ketball Cheerleader Co-Chief 12; Most Dependable- Best School Spirit. MARY REBECCA SMITH President Homeroom 9; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; YELLOW JACKET 10. 11; Junior Class Secretary; Commencement Marshal 11; May Court 11; Pep Club 11; Senior Class Treasurer. GEORGE PRESTON TAYLOR Football 9, 10, 11, Captain 12; Track 9, 10, 12; B Team Basketball 9; Baseball 10, 12; Basketball 12; Junior Class Vice-President; Pep Club Represent- ative 11; Best Back Award 12; Best Dancer. GLENN WALTER WALTZ FFA 9, 10. 11, 12; State Dairy Judging Team 11. OREDIA ANN WILES B Team Basketball 9; Band 9, Vice-President 10, Secretary 11. First Lieutenant 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Treasurer Homeroom 10; YELLOW JACKET 10, 11. 12; Beta Club 10, 11. 12; Student Council 11; Pep Club 11; Bus Driver 12; SAINTS’ SCROLL Circulation Manager 12. CHARLES RAYSOR WISE FFA 9, 10, 12; B Team Basketball 10; B Team Football 9; Football 10. 11, 12; Bus Driver 12; Best Lineman Award 12. DOROTHY ANN ZEIGLER FHA Parliamentarian 10, Vice-President 11, Presi- dent 12; State FHA Degree 11; Vice-President Homeroom 10; YELLOW JACKET 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Palmetto Girls' State 11; Com- mencement Marshal 11; Student Council 12; Bus Driver 12; SAINTS’ SCROLL Typist 12; Neatest. Most Likely to Succeed. Most Courteous. FRANKLIN POU ZEIGLER Best Looking. JERRY RODNEY ZEIGLER FFA 9. 10; Livestock Judging Team 11; Dairy Judging Team 11, 12. 64 Advertising [DRUGS TRIANGLE PHARMACY West Columbia, S. C, f HOOKER'S SUPERETTE Charleston Highway West Columbia, S. C. RW ALL FOOD NEEDS COLUMBIA AIR-O-BLIND CO., INC. West Columbia South Carolina MORGAN RICHBURG BARBER SHOP Charleston Highway Cayce, S. C. SMHS students enjoy the pause that refreshes during a break between LOWN BROTHERS HARDWARE 1918 Augusta Street West Columbia, S. C. Ph. 794-6681 RISH FLOWER SHOP West Columbia, S. C. Bui ck- Pontiac -Jeep classes . COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Orangeburg, S. C. 66 Orangeburg, S. C. THE LINETT AGENCY 109 W. Bridge Street St. Matthews, S. C. Banks High Grade Fertilizers Insecticides Ice-Coal Real Estate and Insurance BANKS FERTILIZER CO. Phone 5411 St. Matthews, S. C. — i-- IG. 0. . FAT. OTMCI-; I 505 Knox Abbott Drive Cayce, South Carolina Telephone AL 6-0511 Teletype 803 733-1173 Bob Minick Innkeeper Visit SHUMPERT’S FOOD CITY West Columbia, S. C. WEST COLUMBIA JEWELERS’ INC. We Don't Want All The Business--Just Yours China-Crystal-Gifts-Watch and Jewelry Repairs Telephone 794-6313 West Columbia, S.C. 530 Twelfth Street Fertilizers-- Farm, Pet, Garden Supplies-- Seed-- Checkerboard Feeds TROTTER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 1411 Assembly Street Columbia, S. C. NATIONAL SHOES W THE CULLER’S GROCERY 136 A P Shopping Center East Russell Street GIFT SHOP Orangeburg, South Carolina X CALHOUN PHARMACY 4 4 UBSff St. Matthews, South Carolina St. Matthews South Carolina A Friendly Place To Trade Sw4-1921 Hwy. 21 Sandy Run, S. C. HICKLIN-MILLER CO. Serving This Area Since 1896 SAVITZ DEPARTMENT STORE St. Matthews, South Carolina DUKES-HARLEY JL FUNERAL HOME JbmL K. J. SERVICE CENTER DRIVE IN FOR Railroad Avenue Orangeburg, S. C. ■If St. Matthews, South Carolina St. Matthews, 68 S. C. We buy your cotton Let us sell you your fertilizer BUYCK COTTON CO. Phone 4411 St. Matthews, South Carolina CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES ...To all graduates of 1965, we at Tri- County Electric Cooperative extend our congratula tions, and wish for you the very best in the years to come. ....As you leave, learn to grow in character and humility. Take pride in your community and help it grow. We at Tri-County offer our services to you and this community to cooperate in its future growth. TRI-COUNTY COOPERATIVE, INC. 69 THE GARDEN SHOP West Columbia South Carolina T. B. HEAPE SON ALBERGOTTI COMPANY INSURANCE? St. Matthews South Carolina SUTCLIFFE'S FURNITURE COMPANY New and Used Furniture-G. E. and R.C.A. 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Dial 7521 i CO MATEKmLS.ELECTRIUPLUMBINGSUPPLlE CALHOUN SUPPLY COMPANY Electric Plumbing Supplies Building Materials and Lumber St. Matthews, South Carolina Known for Service THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME West Columbia South Carolina Ambulance Service Telephone AL 2-4313 GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE STATION St. Matthews South Carolina SHEP PEARLSTINE COMPANY Wholesale Grocers Dial 2541 St. Matthews South Carolina CARTER FURNITURE COMPANY St. Matthews South Carolina Shop Compliments of ST. MATTHEWS TELEPHONE CO. Orangeburg's Largest Junior Department Store CRIDER’S RED AND WHITE S. H. KRESS St. Matthews South Carolina Orangeburg South Carolina St. Matthews South Carolina 72 ST. MATTHEWS FINANCE COMPANY St. Matthews, S. C. Phone 7701 TOTS AND TEENS daytime datetime playtime JUNIOR FASHIONS, Phone 2832 St. Matthews, S. C. In Sickness or in Health KINGHT'S DRUG STORE, INC. Your Friendly Druggist St. Matthews, S. C. REACH FOR BATTER WHIPPED SUNBEAM BREAD Orangeburg, S. C. Open 6 Days Per Week To Serve You We Insure for Sure HAPPY ALLEN SAYS: CLEVER SENIORS START INSURANCE SAVINGS PLANS UPON GRADUATION BILLY DENT Your Southern Farm Bureau Insurance Agent 73 TODD-ALLEN CLEANERS One Hour Martinizing The Most in Dry Cleaning Orangeburg, S. C. GRIGG'S ESSO Sandy Run, S. C. J. W. SMOAK HARDWARE COMPANY Orangeburg, S. C. PARKLAND PHARMACY Cayce, S. C. Professional Service Phone AL 2-2118 TREAD AW AY MOTORS, INC. Volkswagen FINLEY OFFICE SUPPLY Highway 301-North Orangeburg, S. C. Orangeburg, S. C. M. D. SHULER'S GROCERY SPIRES GULF STATION St. Matthews, S. C. St. Matthews, S. C. Your Business is Appreciated LYNCH JEWELERS LIMEHOUSE MEN'S STORE 336 Russell S. E. Orangeburg, S. C. Orangeburg, S. C. Finest in Men's Traditional Harmon Lynch Phone JE 4-1505 Ladies' Sportswear 74 ALL TARj NES 559 EAST RUSSELL STREET Harry Floyd Manager Telephone JE 4-4844 Orangeburg, South Carolina CLARK TIRE COMPANY 115 Amelia St., N. E. Phone JE 4-3370 Orangeburg, S. C. Compliments of BLACK'S JEWELERS NU-IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY SUMTER, S. C„ 362 Russell Street Orangeburg, S. C. Phone JE 4-5242 Watches-Diamonds-Jewelry Harold C. Black Complete line of school equipment, school furniture, church pews, pulpit furniture, choir chairs, Sunday School furniture. Established 1921 MOVING • PACKING STORING - CRATING Heckle’s Moving and Storage -BEFORE YOU MOVE. CHECK OUR RATES £ oca I £ong CZ)tj lance YYlomng FURMAN H. HECKLE PHONE ; JOHN C. CALHOUN DRIVE DAY. 934-2280 ORANGEBURG. S. C. NlOMT; 834-4837 Save at SCN and Ask About Our Insured COLLEGE BUDGET PLAN SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 75 ORANGEBURG THEATERS, INC. Orangeburg, S. C. ST. MATTHEWS MILLING CO. CALHOUN Flour, Meal, and Feeds Phone 4171 St. Matthews, S. C. CONGRATULATIONS to this term's graduates and all good wishes for suc- cess in the field they have chosen in which to carve out their careers. In searching for a higher ed- ucation, we hope they will remember the fine colleges in our state; if entering business or industry immediately, we hope they will find their careers here in South Carolina. SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC GAS COMPANY St. Matthews South Carolina B S SERVICE CENTER Phone 4921 St. Matthews, South Carolina American Oil Products Frigidaire Appliances ST. MATTHEWS SUPPLY CO. Automotive Parts and Accessories Your N. A. P. A. Jobber St. Matthews, S. C. W. W. WANNAMAKER SEED FARM St. Matthews, S. C. THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT Your local and Sunday Newspaper Orangeburg, South Carolina WALKER OIL COMPANY Gulf Oil Products Phone JE 4-6670 Phone 4561 Orangeburg, S. C. St. Matthews, S. C. 77 TODD MOORE 30( 35153 3( CORPORATION OF CAMERON Phone TAylor 3-2211 „ CAMERON, SOUTH SOYBEAN PRODUCTS U se ADLUH FLOUR It's Tabletested ALLEN BROTHERS MILLING COMPANY Columbia, South Carolina 78 Belk’s John Deere Farm Equipment P tJ — Jts— © ' r ■ 4 ' ?5lHT '11 t ZLr CONGRATULATIONS Belk's invites you to shop with confidence. For the new and traditional ... in departments created for today's young people. BELK’S DEPARTMENT STORE Columbia, S. C. r. v T| GUESS HARDWARE COMPANY St. Matthews, S. C. Keitt Hane, Sr. - Bob Wimberly WINCHESTER GRAHAM, INC. Columbia, S. C. It,would Pay you to Pay us j a visit today. teWir Compliments of THE CALHOUN TIMES Your County Newspaper Commercial Printing Telephone 5131 St. Matthews, South Carolina D. T. WANkAMAKEk BATTERY Auto Electrical Specialists PHILLIPS' SHOE STORE Orangeburg, S. C. HERTA'S BEAUTY SHOP £ Wfi St. Matthews, S. C. ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING ft COMPANY M 106 Broughton Street Mj Orangeburg, S. C. HI Telephone 534-6830 |gf| ?9 t'SVALWAYS WMETH,N COOKIN' AT BERRY’S ON THE HILL Orangeburg, S. C. PRESCRLETIONS POOLE'S 5( to $1.00 STORES Quality - Economy - Courtesy Serving Coastal South Carolina Come in and enjoy the refreshing atmosphere and fine food at JACK NOLEN’S RESTAURANT Orangeburg, South Carolina Store Locations - Holly Hill, St. George, Johnsonville, Hampton, Bowman, Monks Corner, Fairfax, Denmark, St. Stephen, St. Matthews. 80 CULLER'S FURNITURE COMPANY North, South Carolina FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE EXCHANGE,INC. Feeds-Seeds-Eggs-Farm Supplies North, South Carolina JACKSON FURNITURE COMPANY North, South Carolina - H £ K . • � • i I� - :• . . W ; V •• i - '■ -? • ■• 51 � • «fe -•71« ?-v ‘v ■ - • £ . 4 yi ■ , ■!. 5 V ; S A wV-v ( 4 M -hktj tir £! w A Jk; Ml . • A — i +4u _- • ? V� IPS c« ■PMr