Wampee Little River High School - Warpath Yearbook (North Myrtle Beach, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1968 volume:

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N A A0 T NB' .bfgfubiiw dx? a fu 1 Ugiwkilw ' -5742551 cvfuv.-J Rdgglvwffzfw' 4 zm.,,,.,-,, 4461434 Q EQ W5'ffi1MJ9'lWU2'i!,gVVffff3?g5fff S3533 ig ' v'g,p,,wW5 Wg Big II 1968 WARPMH WAMPEE-lIITlE RIVER HIGH SCHOOL OCEAN DRIVE, SOUTH CAROLINA . ALMA MATER We hail thee Alma Mater With love and respect And in all our hearts stand Thy statues erect, With colors that gleam of The Royal and White, May we keep our hearts Forever all right. When school days are over, And childhood is done, We will think of you always And victories won. We hail thee Alma Mater So loyal and true, We will think of you always And sing praises of you. In Loving Memory James Ryan Suggs God moves in a mysterious way His wonders to performg He plants his footsteps in the sea, And rides upon the storm. Ye fearjul saints, fresh courage take! The clouds ye so much dred Are big with mercy, and will break In blessings on your head. judge not the Lord by feeble sense, But trust him for his graceg Behind afrowning providence He hides a smiling face. His purposes will ripen fast, Unfolding every hourg The bud may have a bitter taste, But sweet will be the flower. Blind unbelief is sure to err, And scan his work in vaing God is his own interpreter, And he will make it plain. William Cowper , This Is Our Year If-an :gy 3.3.1 Kg .ig g Tina. ,gikfigij ' 1 wg We Dedication To one who has been a source of strength and in- spiration to each of us, Who, with her sympathy and patience, has helped us face the storms of life in these our formative years. Therefore, with our love, respect, and devotion, we the Senior Class dedicate the nineteen hundred and sixty-eight edition of Warpath to MRS. MILDRED WARD. Qiwla M' if! I ACTIVITIES .ji I' I ACTIVITIES 9 I I Journalism Club Through its news stories, features, editorials, sports stories, and columns, the Smoke Signals has endeavored to reflect campus life in all its phases. The Smoke Signals, a newspaper of high school students, by high school students, and for high school students has made a genuine effort to stimu- late interest in school activities, depict the life and growth of the school, encourage school spirit, pro- vide an expression of student thought, and an outlet of creative work. SPONSORS: M. Moody, Miss Patricia Moore. EDITOR: Ann Hardwick, ASSISTANT EDITOR: Robert Edge. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Long, N. Lewis, T. Bessent, L. G. Lewis, F. Hamilton, R. Riggs, V. Ingram, B. Rutland, Lewis, V. Core, E. Williams, C. johnson, P. Lee, 1. Collins, 1. Macfarland, P. Bellamy, K. Tay or. 10 LEFT TO RIGHT: Marsha Bellamy, Wanda Bellamy, Mrs. Hardwick, Vinson Ward, Paul McCord, Wanda Gore, Kay l Mildred Ward, Sponsorg Ronny Riggs, Bernice Rabon, Arm Morton. People in all walks of life wish to look back upon their high school days in some way or another. An annual brings back fond memories to those who have walked the halls of Wampee. i By striving to make the Warpath bigger, better, and more interesting that any previous issue, the staff feels that this edition will be the best ever. The staff presents to the student body WAR- PATH 1968. X ,, W . , Il F. H. A. OFFICERS: Sue Thompson, Chairman of Projects, Janie King, Reporter, Marcia Bellamy, Chairman of Recreation, Kay Morton, President, Threshia Adams, Parliamentariang Debbie Jessup, Secre- tary, Vickie Stevens, 2nd Vice President, Margaret Hardwick, Chairman of Memi bers ip, Nancy Moore, Chairman of Finance, Cindy Hendrix, 1st Vice Pres- ident lN0t Picturedl. Qllxfls IUM V 5 Vnnu H 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: P. Bellamy, B. Rabon, C. Nobles, L. Choate, S. Core, T. Bessant, C. Chesnut, J Worley, K. Taylor, E. Todd, R. Willard, S. Benton, McFarland, A. West. FOURTH ROW: S..WilliamS0n, M l Dennis. SECOND ROW: W. Core, D. Adams, G. Thor e, Parry, S. Watts, A. Livingston, W. Bellamy, W. McNeil L. Edge, D. McGinn, L. Lewis, F. Thompson, C. Wells, A. Hardwick, M. Bellamy,j. Walters, G. Lewis, L. Watkins. F. Thompson. THIRD ROW: P. Worley, C. Wyatt, C. I2 5 Q E 2 i LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: L. Anderson, W. Young, R. Campbell, B. Walters, K. Bell, W. Phillips, D. Swaim SECOND ROW: C. Randall, C. Parmley, S. Lewis, S Long, L. Wagner, P. Permenter, S. Chestnut, Sinnons P. Morgan. THIRD ROW: T. Dew, S. Young, S. Livingston 'di ffs .... x v S' G. Bellamy, M. Ward, A. Cranford, K. Hobbs, P. Living- ston, D. Perrone. FOURTH ROW: L. Dawes, D. Phipps, K. Worley, C. Todd, S. Siceloff, D. Stevens, A. Core, M. joyner, P. Bullock, l. Adams, L. Chestnut, L. Coffey. F. H. A. The Wampee chapter of the Future Homemakers of America is perhaps the leading club in our school activities. The goals of this organization are personal, family, and community improvement. To achieve these goals Future Homemakers participate in such activities als welfare projects, home projects, and degrees of achievement work. The Future Homemakers promoted the Miss Wampee Pageant, the Christmas Dance, the Fash- ion Show, and numerous fund raising projects. Wampee High School owes a great portion of its advancement and expansion to their club. Barbara S. Cannon, SPONSOR I3 FIRST ROWi R. Edmonds, R. Duncan, C. Permenter, C. Williamson, M. Ward, D. Stevens, M. jollie. SECOND ROW: Hall, F. Inman, S. Edens, R. Stevens, S. Edge, Agriculture today is a broad and dynamic field which offers young men many challenging careers in the areas of production, marketing, processing, agricultural services, research, education and many other agricultural occupations. In our rapidly changing agriculture many jobs previously per- formed on the farm now are provided through commercial agricultural service operations. These agricultural services and occupations provide em- . , if is A li R. Edge, T. Bellamy, R. Watts, I. jones, R. Williams, S Watts, H. Worley, F. Lewis, R. Stevens, Watkins. F. F. A. Ofllcers of FFA Harold YVorley-Pres. Rand Stevens-V. Pres. joseph Livingston4Treas. Eugene Permenter-Secretary Dou las Stevens-Sentinel Franiie Inman-Reporter QNot Picturedj Mr. H. C. Edens, Sponsor ployment opportunities for a vast number of young men who would benefit from training in vocational agriculture. Professional and scientific agricultural positions requiring college degrees are demanding more young men. Agriculture is an expanding industry and changes in agriculture will continue at a rapid rate and will increase in importance. At no time has it been so important that those who farm or enter other agricultural occupations have the best prepa- ration that it is possible to provide. 1 nn 4-H Club The purpose of the 4-H Club is to help young people create better living standards within their community. It promotes citizenship and leadership and teaches many useful ideas in the field of home improvement. sim FIRST ROVV: Chestnut, Colden, K. Holmes, S. Holmes S. Lewis, Duncan, T. Rex, L. Gore, B. Gore, Locklair, Crimsley. SECOND RONV: Barbour, Fullmer, VV. Ingram, V. Gore, R. Williams, Ellis, Shelley, Willard, Stevens D. Edge, B. Edge, B. Livingston. THIRD ROW: P. Holmes Chappelear, Melton, Vereen, Bellamy, West. McNeil, Rl Livingston, V. Ingram, P. Lewis, D. Thompson, Dennis .T ,- K. Rex, Rutland. FOURTH ROW: Platt, M. Dawes, King, Murphy, Owens, Coffey, Cash, Hall, Wyatt, Hucks, Low- man, R. Nobles, Riggs, D. Thompson, j. Simmons, Todd, Nobles. FIFTH ROW: B. Stevens, Hardee, Permenter, Joyner, Livingston, Bozemen, A. Lewis, C. Simmons, Hob- son, Siceloff, T. Wood, Barnhill, Teal, D. Wood. SPON- SORS: Mr. joe Holmes, Mrs. Kay Floyd. Junior ational Honor Society LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: C. Tilghman, V. Core, S. Bell, Mrs. Sue Collins, Sponsor, W. Golden, Livingston, B. Sibley. ROW TWO: P. Bellamy, M. Dawes, T. Bessent, D. johnson, R. Lowman, C. Thompson, W. Phillips, T. Todd, B. Thompson, A. Black, D. Cranford. ROW THREE: B. Livingston, P. Dawes, W. Ingram, B. Brown, C. Bellamy, T. Dew, D. Ward, D. Ellis, D. McCinn, T. Bessent, C. Dew, B. Beckman, W. Willard, K. Holmes. ' Senior National Honor Society LEFT TO RIGHTL. ROWV ONE: W. Sibley, K. Morton, Ann Hardwick, M. Bellamy, P. Lee. ROWV TNVO: B. Rahon, C. Wyatt, A. Thomas, S. Watts, Mrs. Pat Kleinhans, Sponsor, C. Hendrix, A. Livingston, M. Smith, P. Ballamy, S. Edge, VV. Bel- lamy. ROVV THREE: M. Harrell, VV. Edens, B. Rutland, R. Riggs, V. Ward, M. Parry CNot Picturedl. The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY inspires youth to higher standards of excellence. Member- ship is based upon a combination of scholarship, good citizenship, and personal qualities of leader- ship, service and character. 16 s- V , LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Thomas, Jeanette Walters, Connie Bell, jerry Anderson, Sandra Williamson, Ronnie Bell, Chestnut, Iris Adams, janet Macflirland, jerry Stocks, Scott Wanda Sibley, Jennie Stevens, Patsy Bellamy. SPONSOR: Mrs. Pat Kleinhzins Library Club ' The Library Club is composed of a group of boys and girls who give of their study period time to assist in the library by serving at the desk, prodes- sing and mending books, and helping to acquaint students with library services, resources, and pro- cedures. 17 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST RONV: B. Sieelofh P. McCord, M. VVard. FOURTH ROVV: D. Perrone, L. VVatkins, R j. Collins. SECOND ROVV: NV. Sibley, A. Thomas, S. Liv- Riggs, G. Lewis, R. Byers, A. Livingston, D. Edge, S ingston, M. A. Bellamy, B. Rabon, K. Taylor, A. Hardwick, Young. FIFTH ROVV: S. NVatts, C. johnson, L. Stevens C. Todd, P. Bullock, S. Thompkins, M. Hannock, M. Parry, C. Lyerly, V. VVard, YV. McNeil, A. Gore, B. Ellis, S M. Bellamy, M. Hardwick, C. YVaytt, XV. Gore, Sim' Edge, F. Morris, S. Thompkins. SIXTH ROVV: S. Edens mons, P. Morgan. THIRD RONV: C. Nobles, N. Moore, R, Bell, B. Rutland, Vereen, M. Harold, S. Jordon, F K. Morton, L. Edge, YV. Bellamy, R. Edge, C. Bellamy, Earnhardt, M. Hilton, C. Norton. Science Club The Science Club consists of students who are interested in science, can do average work and are willing to help pro- mote worthwhile projects and activities in our school. Meet- ings are held each month. The club sponsols the schoolls sci- ence project exhibit each spring and takes several trips to help discover talent and interest in students. Our local club is affiliated with the National Science Clubs of'America. IB The junior High Nature Study Club consists of science students who are interested in increasing knowledge of Nature in all areas. The programs are planned to find some area of interest to all students such as birds, wild plants, trees etc. Field trips in the spring are enjoyed. Club members participate in school activities and fund raising projects to benefit the school. FIRST BOVV, KNEELINC: Riddle, T. Todd, D. johnson, R. Cash, C. Tilghman, P. Murphy, H. Lewis, S. Bullock, K. Rutland, S. Shelley, B. Beckman, C. Thompson, D. Thompson, B. Bell, B. Brown, D. Edge, C. Doyle, C. Bailey, B. Thompson. SECOND ROW: D. Fowler, B. Livingston, M. Dawes, L. Bellamy, C. Keegan, B. Lowman, 2lfl11'C Stud Club President-Bryan Sibley Vice-President-Stephanie Shelly Secretary-Vicki Core Re-p0rter'Beth Beckman Sponsor-Mrs. Ann Edens T. Melton, P. Holmes, D. VVest, B. Livingston, VV. Colden. THIRD ROVV: G. Chappelear, D. W'ard, P. Dawes, V. Gore, N. Hardwick, R. Mclnnis, D. Ellis, V. Edge, V. Ingram, C. Bell, Teal, A. Todd, B. Sibley, Harrell, K. Holmes, L. Chestnut, D. Siceloff, M. Grimsley. g Block W Club FIRST ROW: Anderson, R. Edge, S. Edens, Thomp- son, B. Ellis, M. Ward, M. Hilton, R. Bellamy. SECOND ROW: P. Bellamy, S. Edge, C. Lewis, C. Johnson, P. Mor- gan, W. Sibley, 1. Collins, M. Par . THIRD ROW: K. Taylor, W. Hardwick, T. Dew, rgimmons, K. Morton, Coach D. Dickson, SPONSOR 20 P. McCord, D. Perrone, E. Coffey, A. Thomas, R. A. Campbell, P. Livingston. FOURTH ROW: M. Harrell, T. Edge, H. Thomas, N. Moore, R. Riggs, L. Watkins, B. Livinfston, Horne, F. Morris. FIFTH ROW: R. Watts, j. Anderson, M. Williamson, R. Edge, S. jordan, R. Stevens. Participants in baseball, basketball, football, and cheerleading make up the qualified members of the Block W Club. These members hold the key to the athletic aspect of school spirit. These young men and women gain much leadership in athletics and are an asset to the school, the community, and the alumni. X... E5 FIRST ROW: C. Dew, C. Bell, B. Ellis. SECOND ROW: S. Edge. OFFICERS, BACK ROW: Mr. Hen L. Ingram, F. Earnhardt, S. Bell, S. jordan. THIRD ROW: R. W att, Sponsorg Theressa Dew, Treasure.-rg Marcia Bgllalny, Secre- E. Thompkins, S. Livingston. FOURTH ROW: B. Siglley, tary, Sonny Edens, President, Bill Rutland, Vice President, T. Bessent, M. Colden. FIFTH ROW: A. Thomas, C. Mr. Lewis B. Mullis, Sponsor. Wyatt, N. Hardwick. SIXTH ROW: B. Capps, P. McCord, Student Council 21 Bus Drivers Push the clutch, turn the key, shift the gears, and the bus is rolling. These actions take place twice a day, five days a week in ten buses. The classrooms would be empty without the, bus drivers to bring the student body to fill the desks. Grati- tude and appreciation is extended to them for the wonderful job they have done. 22 ' 5, K S Faculty Administration Principal - Henry L. Ingram Area Superintendent - Tom Mclnville 55- 9 , K BOARD OF TRUSTEES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Walter Bessent, Mr. Henry L. Ingram, Mr. Albert jordan, Mr. Secretary - Mrs. Maxine Dunn A- K- Bell, MT- Robert M- Ad3mS- 24 Mrs. Barbara Cannon Home Economics Mrs. Sue Collins junior High English Mr. David Dickson Coach Physical Education Mrs. Isabel Eady High School Math Mrs. Ann Edens junior High Science Mr. H. C. Edens Shop Agriculture wiiflu' 94 Mrs. Kay Flo d junior High History Mr. Iosep L. Holme junior High Math S Mrs. Olean B. Holmes High School Science Mrs. Patricia Kleinhans Librarian Mrs. Patricia Kyzer Student Hall Mug. M. Moody -- Gui ance Counselor French Miss Patricia Moore -Q- Psychology Mr. L. Barrow Mullis Math History Mrs. Lynne Powell Science History Mrs. Milred Wand Commerce Driver Education Miss Ann Caldwell Speech English fNot Picturedl Faculty Helpers Clara Livingston - Dietician Avanda Cox, Lacy Vereen, Leana Cause. LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Morton, T. Adams, M. Hardwick, H. Thomas, R. Edge, C. Chestnut, L. Jones, B. Vereen, Livingston, R. Edge, C. Bellamy, I. Adams, S. Smallwood. 27 ibm' Wi .,...........--- M-f-.N..., NI za Miss Wampee MISS WAMPEE 67-68 Amanda Gore LITTLE MISS WAMPEE 67-68 Karen Oswall LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Morgan - First Runner up, Kay Morton - Second Runner up, SEATED: Amanda Core - Miss Wampee. Homecoming Queen s Ann Hardwick Class Beauties junior Beauty - Anne Thomas M Senior Beauty - Patsy Bellamy Class Beauties Sophomore Beauty - Sue Thompson Freshman Beauty -Teressa Dew Harvest King 84 Queen HARVEST KING AND QUEEN Vickie Core and Robbie Lownam Jaycee Youth of the Year IAYCEE YOUTH OF THE YEAR Robert Edge MISS D.A.R. Xvillldli Core Miss D. A. R. Miss Warpath MISS XVARPATH Amelia Livingston Kin g Teen Ronny Riggs, King Teen, was nom- inated by the Senior Class and elected by the faculty. His honor was based on leudexship and scholar- ship. SENIORS ' e 'A S .L Q 5 Senior Su perlatives WITTIEST Bernice Rabon and Vinson Ward BEST ALL AROUND Wanda Core and Hank Thomas Scnior Superlatives MOST INTELLIGENT Marsha Bellamy and Ronny Riggs MOST DEPENDABLE E Q xvlllldll Bellamy and Robert Edgc Senior Superlativcs mv 'gr Uflflif BEST DRESSED Ann Hardwick and Paul McCord H 6 BEST LOOKING Debbie Jessup and William Edens Senior Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC Kay NIOITOD and Mitchvll xvillil MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Marie Parry amd Sandy Edge Senior Class Sponsors: Mrs. Barham S. Cannon, Miss Patricia Moore. 777777, Senior Class ponsorf Officers r I Senior Class Officers: Sandy Edge - President, Ronnie Riggs - Vice President, Marsha Bellamy - Secretary. 42 r Senior Class of 1968 Threshia Adams Marsha jane Bellamy Patsy Caroll Bellamy Timmy F innie Bellamy Wanda Juanita Bellamy William Earl Capps 5 Ralph Leroy Edge Robert Llewllyn Edge Senior Class Sandy Edge William Thomas Edens Gareth Lewis Franks Wanda Ann Core Angela Louise Hardwick Charles Wayne Inman 44 Joyce Carolina Inman Debbie Ann Jessup Senior Class Patsy Ann Lee Glenn Ellis Lewis Paul VVarren McCord Freddy jefferson Morris Nancy Lynn Lewis Amelia Ross Livingston Sharon Floy Long XfVillium Clarence Lyerly 45 Tura Kay Morton Marie Elizabeth Parry i Bemice Rabon Ronald Wayne Riggs Robert Alexander Siceloff III Shirley Rebecca Smallwood I Charles Randall Stevens Kathleen Elizabeth Taylor 46 Harry Andrew Thomas Margaret Elizabeth Wagner Eddie Gaither Williams Ryan Maurice Williams William Mitchell Ward Stan Rudy Watts Richard Mace Watts john Vinson Ward MASCOTS: Chris Morton und Kim Xvikillldvl' Harold Conv NV01'ley Senior Class Bemurd Reed XVilliams Sandra Gail Nvilliumson 48 x Mascots UNDERCLASSMEN 9 Junior Cla M N i - .u'm sk f .- Y A 'F' X5 junior Class Officers: Bill Ellis - President, junior Class Sponsors: Mrs. Eady, Mrs. Holmes. Mike Hilton -- Vice President, Vickie Stevens - Secretary. 50 Deborah Adams Robert Bell Chuck Bellamy Ronnie Bellamy Q 3553 Robby Byers Bruce Boulineau Bill Ellis Fred Hamilton Margaret Hardwick Mike Harrell Cindy Hendrix Mike Hilton Kathy Hobbs Shirley Holmes johnny Horne Iverson jones Le-anna jones jerry Lewis Preston Lewis Shirley Ann Lewis Bobby Livingston Tommy Livingston Cathy Loni Debbie Par er Dickie Parks Cary Powell Bill Rutland Wanda Sibley Martha Smith Randall Stevens Jeannie Stevens Vicky Stevens Ryan Suggs Anne Thomas Linda Gayle Thompson Quinn Thompson Bubby Vereen jerry Vereen Jeannette Walters jimmy Ward Saundra Watts Cindy Wyatt Susan Young Bryan Rogers Knot pictured? Sophomore Class 'The right Idea? l Class Officers: Chuck Bell - President Amindi Core Secretary-Treasurer Gregory Adams Iris Adams ames Anderson jerry Anderson Chuck Bell Marcia Bellamy Tommy Bellamy james' Branch Lis s Patricia Bullock Connie Chestnut Bobby Chestnut Eddie Coffee Sophomore Class it XS 45 5 E. Jimrncy Collins Ann ranford Fred Earnhardt Donald Edge Lydia Edge Timmy Edge Diane Fipps Bruce Fowler Dennis Fowler Amanda Gore Marilyn Hancock Herman Holmes Judy Inman Chuck Johnson Scott Jordan Myra Joyner Janie King Bruce Lewis Gretchen Lewis Linda Lewis Patricia Livingston Jimmy Long Marcy Long Wyrnn McNeil Nancy Moore Donald Morgan Pam Morgan Harold Murphy Carol Noble Charles Norton Dick Owens Buzzy Perrone Debbie Perrone Billy Sealy joyce Simmons Lucian Stephens Debbie Swaim Rex Thompson Steve Thompson Sue Thompson Breck Todd Ellen Todd Glenna Todd Lynn Watkins Arlise West Rebecca Willard Carole Worley Kathy Worley 3 Sophomore Class ,F - '-Q ae. ' 3 15? 55. 5 K , QR r,,, n ., ., ix I V is 5 up 1- W -Sea, -1: -. - f n igga, 2' if L . . of as ,gl .. xi Y ' 'fi Sfff Ne in A X . . 2 li SPONSORS: Mr. David Dickson, Mrs. Lynn Powell. :images T25 1- we 1. v M Qi S. 4 .x X fa gg + Q 1 is Q 4 .. ex S ig. . P ' HT 7: 2 ill fx Q M3 Not Pictured: Billy jo Inman Freshman Class Freshman Class Officers: Scott Bell-President, Bill Bellamy- Freshman Class Sponsors: Mr. Mullis, Mrs. Bernard Vice President, Sheila Chestnut-Secretary. Linda Anderson Cathy Bell Ronnie Bell Scott Bell Bill Bellamy Gail Bellamy Shirley Benton Toni Bessent Ruth Ann Campbell joe Cannon Carol Chestnut Sheila Chestnut Billy Coates Lynn Coffee Leslie Dawes ,S Acc c I l Queenie Dennis Tressa Dew Calvin Duncan Randy Duncan Mary Edmonds Roger Floyd Sophie Gore -Ioyce Griflin james Hall Benjy Hardee Wanda Hardwick Ricky Hilton Mac Holmes Fredd Inman joefljenkins NCQ juel Larry johnson Mike jolly Larry Lee Ronnie Lee Frankie Lewis Jerri Livingston joseph Livingston Lindsey Lyerly Debbie McCinn Steve Nixon Gail Parmley Eugene Permenter Phyllis Permenter janet McFarland X is ln sf we A IP i as 1. ,QQ . L Wanda Phillips Sylvia Siceloff Debbie Stevens Douglas Stevens Ronnie Stevens john Thomas Faye Dean Thompson Freida Thompson Gayle Thorp ulius Thor I P Earline Thompkins Issac Tyler snlr Barbara Walters Denrnsi Ward Mildred VVard Milton Ward jamie Watlcin Jeanine Watkins Charlotte Wells Joey NVood Patricia YVorley Wendy Young l JUNIOR HIGH Q 5 4 v'-K if Ei ghth Grade Gregory Adams Gail Barbour Gregg Bell L Lila Bellamy Barbara Blac Bobby Brown r , . i if ie w 1 39 i Q 60 Cathy Cannon Gaye Chappelear Linda Chestnut Mike Dawes Cathy Dennis Clyde Doyle Sylvia Duncan Vickie Edge Dale Ellis Roger Franks Wendy Colden Ronnie Gore Vickie Core Marsha Grimsel Nancy Hardwick 4 95? as c in s in l Class Officers: President -l- ' ide Hardwick, Vice Pres ie Core, Secretary - nt i , l Nancy Vick- Golden. Terry Livingston Robby Lowman Robbie Mclnnis Trena Melton jeff Harrell Donald Hobson Kay Holmes Patricia Holmes .lefferey Hull- Wanda Ingmm Dean Inman Ricky Inman Charles Joyner Christine Keegan Frankie Lewis Nflichael Lewis 'R Eighth Grade Pearle Lewis Phil Murphy ' Donald Platt Katrina Rex Bryan Sibley 61 I I I I David Sfwlvff so ' +. i Billy Ray Sffpliffns I e r ri f Robert Earl Stevens - I I f'- 'I I JOEY Teal 1 I f f' Bill Thompson Debra Thompson Debbie Thom :son Carol Tlmorp Angela Todd Susan Ward Wanda Ward Rhonda Williams Not Pictured Elton Livingston Class Sponsors: Mrs. Edens, Mrs. Floyd. 62 Never fear, Murphey's here! :SN . .,L. - . ,.: is f Jgi.. if' I e I l I I I I X 5 fm r 3 I I I I I I I I Ir I I ,,-I s, -:ws Q vw ' Q43 Seventh Grade A ii: 'S ii? Q fl ig? 3 . . ,lub Wx iF t,-MR -, f, . 'Q' E 1 we . - S it-'P ra? 'fs :ss 3 Cynthia Bailey 'A' Tro Bamhill Beth Beckman Belinda Bell Pam Bellamy ' ' Tommy Bessent Allen Black Sand Bullock Rancfy Cash Sue Chestnut - Terry Coffey Eddie Cox Diane Cranford Chappell Dew Virginia Duncan V. Class Officers: Randy Wyatt - President, Ginger Ellis - Secretary, Chris Tilghman - Vice President. Bobbie Edge Delane Edge N Sandy Edge Ginger El is Chuck Formy Duval Debbie Fulmer Brenda Gore X' Cre Fore Linda Core Charles Grillin 63 Judy Grimsle Ray Hall Sonia Hamilton Sherry Hardee -A Steve Hardwick Beatrice Harrelson Lou Ann Hatchell Mark Hilton Sandra Holmesxi Vickie Ingram Douglas johnson Kendall King Allen Lewis gy 3 -F X .If Hal Lewis N V W ' Q Sharon Lewis Bonita Livingston Rhonda Livingston Debbie Locklair I - Ricky Long Ginger McNeil ' v john Melton Ronnie Nobles Chick Permenter Dennis Pernievter Teddi Rex jimmy Riddle Randy Riggs Cathy Rutland me was Sponsors: Mrs. ' r ,. au. . sfo ri' L iii 1. ., T5 gf . I S ' T g ... ,,qV, rx 5' gas , l' .sw t ,S KE. ,t lj ,K X Q Birds ofa feather, flock Qgether 'Greg Simmons james Simmons Stephanie Shelley Danny Stevens Judy Stevens Chris Til hman- Cherry Tiompson Don Thompson Keith Thongipson K Tommy To d Ma.rilyn Vereen Thurmond Wells Debbie West Wendy Williard Lynn Williams Darrel Wood Ter 'Wood Ranldy Wyatt Edward Owens Knot pictured? A ...mimi 66 ATHLETICS Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 6 13 19 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 9 21 28 Football Wampee Wampee Wampee Wampee Wampee Wampee Wampee Wampee Wampee Wampee SCORES: 19 Hemingway 7 Andrews 0 Williamsburg 38 Myrtle Beach I.V. 0 Loris 0 Macedonia 34 Conway J.V. 13 johnsonville 33 Greeleyville 14 Socastee FIRST ROW: H. Thomas, F. Morris, S. Edens, S. Edge, M. Ward, P. McCord, R. Riggs, B. Capps. SECOND ROW: M. Harrell, T. Edge, C. Bellamy, D. Edge, Collins, 1. Horne, B. Livingston, B. Boullineau, E. Colley. HIRD ROW: j. Anderson, B. Hardee, R. Bellamy, S. jor an, B. Ellis, M. Hilton, Thompson, B: Vereen, Anderso . I Fullback, Mitchell Ward Halfback, Sandy Edge I The 1967 football team was and is the most pleasant surprise in pWampee football. A surprise to everyone but themselves, because as early as last summer they had the quiet type of confidence that grows and grows until nothing appears impossible. Our schedule looked impos- sible but to them it was a challenge. Bitter defeat made them come Halfbafk, Hank Thomas back more determined than ever. Qualities like courage, leadership, loyalty, dedication, sacrifice, un- seltishness, and a winning spirit could well describe this group and are more important than just wins and losses. The honors accorded this team are justly given for reviving the winniii tradition in WVampee football. . Quarterback, Ronny Riggs Center, Freddy Morris Sr. Tackle, Paul McCord End, Sonny Eclens Linebacker, Bill Capps i l N Girls' Basketball A l l 1 A GIRLS BASKETBALL, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kitty Taylor, Toni Bessent, Diane Ward, Joyce Simmons, SissyiLiving Lynne Coffey, Wanda Sibley, Gretchen Lewis, Linda ston,Saundra Watts. ' T ompson, Nancy Moore, Kay Morton, Debbie Mclnnes, li l L L l. w x Captain - Kay Morton, Co- captajn - Sissy Livingston, Coach - David Dickson. Managers, Linda Lewis, Susan Young 70 l Q if l . l Boys' Basketball f i I 1 WAMPEE WAMPEE WAMPEE WAMPEE WAMPEE WAMPEE WAMPEE WAMPEE WAMPEE WAMPEE WAMPEE WAMPEE WAMPEE 'County Tournament SCOREBOARD LORIS SOCASTEE PLEASANT HILL F LOYDS GREEN SEA PLEASANT HILL LORIS 'CONVVAY BRITTON'S NECK SOCASTEE BRITTON'S NECK GREEN SEA FLOYDS l V- LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Edge, Milce Harrell, Ryan Suggs, Mitchell Ward, Quinn Thompso , Bill Ellis, Ron- nie Bellamy, Robert Bell, Freddy Moillis, Ronny Riggs, Chuck Bell, Timmy Edge. J l l I i L LEFT TO RIGHT: Ca tain, SandylEdge, Coach, David Dickson, Captain, Mitchesl Ward. 1 l MANAGERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Edge, Ronney Bell, Bill Capps. xl l I l l l r l l l l I l l 1 r l l A. 1' Q, Ayr 1 pi VU A Egvwr M V W ,'A R V DI, 1 4 Eggs ,ii mmf .1:f K S if' ,Q fi ggilb A x X 'Q sm fc ,V 3 S. , H-1 Nui No.4 in had i i i i Cheerleaders Marie Parry - Head Cheerleader Mrs. Kay Floyd - Sponsor 9 rf Lynne VVatkins Pam Morgan Wanda Hardwick, Ruth Ann Campbell Patsy Bellamy - Teressa Dew Nancy Moore, Sissy Livingston Anne Thomas Debbie Perrone R4 Baseball l The exciting game of baseball is a sport which is enjoyed by Wampee students. In recient years baseball has brought Wampee a winning tradition. The upcoming team has their goal set on the con- ference championship and beyond. Wiqh all the players returning from last year's squad, promises to be an exciting season. 1 STANDING: Harold Murphy, Ronny Riggs, Bill Ellis, Mitchell Ward, Mike Harrell, Robert Bell. SITTING: Bob y Living- ston, Randall Stephens, Dona d Edge, Mike Williams, Ricky Watts, Ronnie Bellamy, jerry Anderson. 76 l 1 l IN MEMORIAM Mr. Milton L. Hendrix Mr. Hendrix was a teacher for 3 years in Wampee-Little River school. He taught English and French. He was faithful and earnest in his work and always cheerful in his outlook on life Teaching was to him the hall f l d' . c enge o ea ing the student who was about to become wayward back to the straight and narrow pathwayg it was the joy of removing the ignorance of other people, the opportun- ity to improve himself culturally, and the sublime principle of inspiring boys and girls to become useful and effective citizens and of instilling in his pupils the very best of ideals. In the thoughts of her students and fellow teachers, he will long be remem- bered as a good teacher and good freinds. Philosophy We realize that our best efforts are achieved when harmonious cooperation and dedicated service are directed toward a common goal, therefore, we the faculty of NVampee-Little River High School make this statement of our philoso- Phy- We at Wampee-Little River High School believe that it is our responsibility, along with the home and other community agencies, to provide opportunities for acquiring skills, knowledge, and attitudes which will enable each student to make wise and intelligent choices as a citizen in our American free society. VV e believe that it is our duty and our privilege to strive for a school environment which will enable each student to develop to his filllest potential - physically, mentally, emotionally and socially. We recognize the fact that each student is an individual, and we do our best to accept each at his level of mental, physical, and emotional growth. We believe that it is our obligation to help each student lay the foundation for a future life which will prove both satisfying and produc- tive. We encourage students toward their highest level of academic achievement and attempt to provide occupational and vocational instruction according to student need. We endeavor to provide a school program that is adequate and flexible and that will, with the proper guidance and understanding, challenge each stu- dent to question more, reason more, exercise more initiative, and assume more responsibility in becoming an active citizen of our changing nation, world, and universe. Wampee-Little River High 1966 Faculty and Administration Mr. David Stoney, Chairman of S.C. State Commission River High School on the schools receiving accreditation of Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, congratu- from Sout ern Association. lating Mr. Henry L. Ingram, Principal of Wampee-Little AIMS OF THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION The Southern Region has been characterized by a strong interest in education and by the belief that education should be continuously concerned with the changing needs of its people. The South- ern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools was organized to improve educational conditions in the South and bring about close relationships between schools and colleges. The Charter of the Southern Association places final responsibility for developing standards for, and the accrediting of, secondary schools on the Commission of Secondary Schools and its Delegate Assembly. The Commission takes the position that the chief purpose of accreditation should be the stimulation of improvement in the schools through varied means of which the enforcement of minimum standards is only one. Efhirts of members of the Commission, therefore, primarily are directed to- ward the development of standards and accreditation procedures which it is assumed will contribute to the continuous improvements of schools. With the accelerating nature of change in our culture today, this purpose partakes of a sense of urgency and would seem to suggest major focus on the critical areas of professional staff improvement and full uti- lization of staff and physical facilities. In keeping with the above statements, NVampee- Little River High School proudly accepts its mem- bership in the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, being ever mindful of the responsibilities incurred by this acceptance. Theretbre, we pledge our united efforts to continuous improvements of the schools program, so that the needs of the stu- dents and the community can be more adequately met. 79 EPILOGUE Together we face the closing pages of our high school days as the end of our Senior Year draws near. Though it may be true that, after this year, we will go on our separate paths of adult life, we will still remain together in our memories of these wonderful years at Wampee. We have seen Wampee change and prosper during our high school career. New educational equipment has been added, new trophies have been added to our trophy case, and we have been accepted into the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. Along with these changes will forever remain familiar sightsg Seniors pulling rank at the lunchline and water- fountains, smoking area pranks, and young lovers on the front lawn and by hall radiators. When we leave, new faces will take our places and the cycle of school life will keep going on. Always, forever, will remain the honor and pride for our school. That same honor and pride with which we together prepare to leave. ADVERTISEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Q i m'i5: .s s OCEAN DRIVE BEACH, SOUTH CAROLINA On The Corner where you'II find the Best in Beachwear! Bobbie Brooks - Villager - John Meyer of Norwich Dune Deck - Country Shirt -- London Fog Beach Party -- Hang Ten -- Austin Hill Loom Togs -- Old Salem -- Seaton Hall Keds -- Catalina -- Jantzen Cole of California - Darlene Modern Juniors , s . 5 . 1 MACK'S 5-10-25C STORE CONGRATULATIONS SURFWOOD PHARMACY Your Liggett Rexall Agency The Complete Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS Cosmetics, Camera Dept., Gifts, Toys, Luncheonette, Appliances Featuring Russel Stover Candy Hwy. I7 Surfwood Shopping Center Ocean Drive Phone 272-61 I9 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! THE VILLAGE SHOP Ocean Drive Beach, S. C. Phone 272-5242 Featuring the Latest Styles in Clothes MEN'S Wren Shirts, Ltd. Creighton Gold Cups Wembley Hush Puppies Puritan Banlons Berle Slacks Higgin's Slacks London Fog Corbin Slacks Hickok Accessories LADIES' Marta 'D Lady Manhattan Lady Frayne Pendleton Miss Adventure Shapely Classics Hollywood Vassarette Ceeb of Miami Swim Suits Sea Weeds Kayser Lingerie Gilison Ladies' Alpacas CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '68 PARRIER SALES, INC. MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS Soles and Service Highway T7, Ocean Drive Beach, S. C Compliments of CAMP PLA-MOR BEACH PARTY Where There's Always A Party Ocean Drive Beach, S. C. CONGRA TULA TIONS! E. W. .IERDUII CONSTRUCTION C0. Windy Hill Beach, South Carolina CHAPIII COMPANY SHOPPING CENTER AMPLE PARKING Office 448-6955 FREE DELIVERY FREE PARKING LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE IN MYRTLE BEACH Myrtle Beach, South Carolina SPDTLESS CLEANERS Ocean Drive Compliments of ' WASHRETTE IHE JERRY COX COMPANY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Conway, South Carolina Phone 272-6568 Main Street Ocean Drive CONGRATULATIONS . SENIORS Thomas Realfy Company GRAND STRAND SANDWICH CO. Windy Hill Beach, S. C. Sandwiches for all occasions REAL ESTATE - RENTALS BOX 235 CHERRY GROVE BEACH, B. C F ON 272-6031 LORTS DRUG STORE THE REXALL sions PRESCRIPTIONS Three Registered Pharmacists Troy Sims Douglas B. Bailey Fred Moore Congratulations Seniors! WHITE REALTY COMPANY Agent for BRAD McCUTCHEN RENTALS ROYCE WHITE, Realtor P. O. Box 4 Crescent Beach, South Carolina 295 Phone: 272-6603 CONGRA TULA TIONS SENIORS Compliments JORDAN REALTY COMPANY H0lC0MBE M0T0R C0- Realtor - insurers Crescent Beach, South Carolina P. O. Box T Phone 272-6773 VOLKSWAGEN Highway 50l - Conway Hwy. Myrtle Beach, S. C. PAlMElI0 CHEVROIEI C0., INC. is E Phone 248-4283 Conway, South Carolina Congratulations to all Senior of 7.968 Especially the girls 272 6052 - OFF 272-6232 - RES CHENT REDDY BEACH RED BALDWIN - OWNER P. o. Box 7 CRESCENT BEACH. 5. C. 2953! General Repairs - Yard Work - Rentals House Cleaning - Painting - Plumbing - Electrical COMPLIMENTS OF ARIIET l.fwIS CONSTRUCTION CO. COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL REMODELING - FREE ESTIMATES 2-way radio for Faster Service Dial 272-6429 Ocean Drive, South Carolina Compliments of SURF RESTAURANT Ocean Drive Beach, South Carolina DEW COMPANY INC. GENERAL ELECTRIC Hardware Housewares Parnis SALES and SERVICES Bob Adams James Dew COMPLIMENTS OF HOSKINS RESTAURANT Home of Finer Foods and SPORTS CENT ER 90 A COMPLIMENTS OF CAIN'S DRUG STORE Ocean Drive Beach South Carolina X bn BEll Oll COMPANY A Planfa1Nixon's Crossroads DICK BELL Phone 272-6077 or 347-3727 Box 161 Ocean Drive Beach, South Carolina Don't be caught without gasI SMITH'S TEXACO STATION Complete Une Stop Service Car Wash and Lubrication Wash and Lube-Tire . Battery Service Phone 272-6584 Highway I7 Windy Hill Beach, South Carolina , .xy 1, ,Z MARY PLATT SEAFOOD WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET AND EA CHARLENE 81 EBBIE BAIDEN Owner 81 Operator BEST WISHES THE GIFT BUX Phone 272-6696 Ocean Drive Beach, South Carolina CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 7.968 Nowhere to spend your time . . . Visit . . . WIIIARDS FIREWORKS For the Hottest time in Town Hope Willard Congratulations Seniors Q1 WESTERN AUTO Hwy. T7 Crescent Beach South Carolina lITTlE RIVER GULF SERVICE Washing 8- Greasing Tires 8- Tubes Highway I7 Little River, S. C. Compliments of HUGHES IEWEIERS Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches Loris, S..C. Compliments of BEACH MUSIC CENTER Myrtle Beach, S. C. 723 Oak Street Phone 448-6925 OCEAN DRIVE WINDY HILL BUILDERS AND HARDWARE PIER RESTAURANT Phone 272-6194 Complete Line of Windy Hill Beach T I H d P K h U I Owner and Manager O D B h S C BILL Hussev c HM WYAT' BEACH INVESTMENTS Box I Ch yGroveB h SC CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! OCEAN DRIVE BARBER SHOP AND LEE LEWIS APARTMENTS TILGHAMS BEACH PIER Ocean Drive Beach LUCY AND ED SWAIN Managers LOMAN'S SU PERMARKET Ocean Drive Beach, S. C. STEVENS CONSTRUCTION CO. NYE'S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Route I, Box 28-A Two Convenieni Loccltio Ph 347 3314 C y S C O D B h S C l RIDDLE REALTY 8. INSURANCE C0 Phone 272-5287 Main Street Ocean Drive, South Carolina l If Your Tummy ls Talking .X . . soars anocfnv a swoon l Phone 272-6676 Highway l7 l Cherry Grove South Carolina l l COMPLIMENTS OF l'lElEllS STYLE CENTER Windy Hill Beach, S. C. Compliments of I l l mins, may Cards - Gifts - Book? Office Supplies l Myrtle Beach, South Carfalina l l COMPLIMENTS OF 'I' W, 0' o 2 2 q ji' '3'5EK3'fL' Loris, South Carolina l l Watches - Clocks - Diamonds - Silver - Charms Expert Watch 8 Jewelry l?epair cuff Hucxs. JEWELER 514 - 9th Avenue, Nlvrth Myrtle Beach, South C rolina Keeping the Grand Strand fan Time i JOHN crodgg SPORTSWEAR one EVERYWEAR 1212 KINGS HisHwAY No. MYRTLE BEACH, s.C. l Congratulation Senions! l LEDAR-BANNER nsmmfui sions New and Complete Department Store I i Phone 249-6611 Conway, South Carolifia ,. l Il McELVEEN-OWENS DRUG 8. GROCERY BEST WISHES Seniors Ocean Drive Beach, South Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF JADE TEWELERS Watch 8 Jewelry Repair E. C. SMITH Jewelry - Gifts Phone 272-6T85 Main Street Ocean Drive, South Carolina Compliments of MAMMY'S KITCHEN Myrtle Beach, S. C. POTTS JEWELRY STORE Brides' Headquarters Telephone 357-4836 Loris' Leading Jewelry and Silversmith J 8. H OEEICE SUPPLY Joan 8- Herbert White Notary Public - Typing Rubber Stamp - Mimeographing Commercial Printing U. S. Hwy. T7 Crescent Beach, S. C. GATEWAY DRUGS Loris, S. C. Best Wishes ELLIOT REALTY COMPANY Ocean Drive 8- Cherry Grove South Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF PELICAN MOTEL Cherry Grove Beach, S. C. Phone 272-6T23 Tommy - ATTENDAN TS - Johnny HERRlNG'S INTRACOASTAl 'Phillips 272-6278 HOrry 347-3666 Cherry Grove Beach, South Carolina STRAND REALTY ASSOCIATES SALES - RENTALS P.0. Box T2 CRESCENT BEACH, South Carolina BOB REAVES, Manager Phone 272-60T9 Congratulations Seniors! TRYON SEVlllE Operated By Mr. 81 Mrs. G. Jessip Cresent Beach, S. C. Compliments of PlATT'S PHARMACY Your Store onuos Conway, South Carolina Home ot Bfllu Xalan Congratulations Seniors! A l0RlS RADTO 81 APPLIANCES Loris, South Carolina A T P suns DEPARTMENT sions , Headquarters for P. E. Gyrrr Shioes . I Everything To Wear For The.StuAien eIkS 9th Avenue Myrtle Beach COMPLIMENTS OF IGA FOOU STORE Loris, South Carolina STUCKEYS' PECATT SHOPPE Candies - Gifts - Pecans A T i Crescent Beach, S. C. Phone 272-6475 A 1 l' 1 1 1 O. '- I - .. s ' , I -1 I X ' Q J, 445' , I J I 1' 'T . ' I 'YU K U '-L I T UF 'V - .' su 1 J COMPLIMENTS or OCEAN DRIVE BEACH, S. C. Q 'hr .Anti uv -igilfll locufed BRADSHAW HAFOOD MARKET x 'af C SU Hiway I7-Af the Drawbridge- W.::g:2::z:::: 5 C F f. Ys G me Be'-Ch' S- C- . - A ou're ccume- to --V'ItU PHONE 272-6825 u will he worth your wnIIe-an crass GVQI' IIEITIS CECELIA CAMPBELL. Owmsn-MANAG MERI.E NORMAN Qef'f!th 44 6234 C O S M E T I C S COURTESY DEMONSTRATION BY APPOINTMENT MSM' Siudio Hours: 9:00 a.m. fo 6:00 p.m. Sunland Optical Laboratory Telephone 272-6242 F-ngsemp-r-ONS FILLED AND LENSES nun-even Cresceni Beach, S. C. Telephone 448-3878 Myrtle Beach, S. C. HENRY COHEN DISPENSING OPTICIA IOO5 B WAY Ex OPPOSIT T C MYRTLE BEACH S C YANK'S A DEPARTMENT STORE .L . Surfwood SI'Icippi'rIQ Center FORK'S DRIVE-IN AND RESTAURANT MR. AND MRS. WILBUR LIVINGSTON Compliments of THE PIGGLY-WIGGLY Crescent Beach, S. C. Compliments of MR. E. W. STEVENS Ocean Drive and Loris, S. C. Compliments of DAN NY VEREEN COASTAL RADIO AND TV CORP. RCA VICTOR TELEVISION RCA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES Broadway Ext. at 10th Ave. N. Myrtle Beach, S. C. Telephone 448-3345 A ' Qi COMPLIMENTS OF x I HLGHMAN nfmv IAIIIS ,INSURANCE commnv ' Phone 272-5203 Ocean Drive Beach, South Carolina ','ConsuIt Your Insurance Agent As You Would Your Doctor Ur Lawyer Clark Motor Company Inc. 919 Oak St. Myrtle Beach, S. C. CURE DODGE FEVER AT THOSE CDW GUYS THE IIIIIIGE BUYS Congratulations Class of '68 SEA SOUND M0lEl Corner 3rd Avenue and Ocean Blvcl. Ocean Drive Beach, S. C. RESIDENCE OFFICE 272-6525 - 272-6000 272-5554 - 272-6240 H. C. PIATT 8. SOII GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR P. 0. Box I62 Ward Avenue and Highway I7 Ocean Drive, South Carolina CONGRATULATIONS HARDWlCK'S CAFETERIA OCEAN DRIVE BEACH, s. c. OCEAN DRIVE GAS 8. APPUANCE COMPANY THE BEST COOKS PREFER GAS PALMETTO BEACH 272 5241 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS McElVEEN-OWENS DRUG 8. GROCERY BEST WISHES Seniors ' Ocean Drive Beach South Carolina wmnwrv fURNITURE commw 'R T jf' A - QMCK an 1 ' Hi9hW3Y17 ef 0 7 LX kg .J ' X f ' Nixon's Crossroads A ' ALS ,I I, 1 CHERRY GROVE BEACH, sour-H CAROLINA ' X iq ' ,' if I , f' I 272-6215 - 347-3743 fx an - - . 4 , A I K . A . ,r . ' 4 Sf W ff, K L ,X A . C' Pl mr - A ' 'IRR 1, , If x IIERR Z-, w . U I. ' W 7 E, 1 'uf . . Y V . I, X, ' I T if! .- ' HQ - me ummm: IN . . . N O R T H - 7 VK- MYRTLE BEACH W New IN 'aa . PECL . . . R005-A TV COFFEE 'SHOP DIRECT DMM PHGNES CHAMHGNSHIP A GULF CGURSES PUTTING GREEN J. E. Jim Cannon Your Host and Manager OPENING EARLY APRIL RESERVATIGNS NOW BENQ ACCEPTED P. O. Box 745-Dept. C-Ph. 8031272-6166 N. Ocean Blvd.. North Mirtle Beach. S. C. - 2 ' 12' 101 sou CDURSESQ CD ANERICNS ounmr counsss FARMERS BANK sssssss 5555555 East Side Highvvay17 A Up TQ SLOOO IN THE North Myrtle Beach, S. 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