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Title A name given to the resource Industry Impact Great for Small Towns Description An account of the resource Article about the progress in Johnsonville, including sewage projects, street widening, business, and the Fire Department. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Oct 1, 1967 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Florence Morning News, Oct 1, 1967 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/517047dfcb498b9b7307b2c4cb66feac.pdf d6cf32bf7ccd8671345780d16d0457b6 PDF Text Text ��I \UC. sc.HOOL.S ·S.C. LAW I I ~ - as • e ~ -. ~·-- .. - • • • �• .. ' • 1 • PUBLISHED BY THE BETA CLUB OF JOHNSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Johnsonville, South Carolina Editor •.• •• • Thurma Jean Hughes Associate Editor •• • . . Esther F lo yd Business Manager . •• Shelia Browder Ad visor • • • Mrs . K atherine W . Floyd -- • - • • - • I • • • . - -• • • • • A �{;(; . 1 ,, ------------------ ----------- �• .. . ••• • - �To Mrs . Helen G. Chapman, who is an inspiration to every student who attends Johnsonville High School , the Beta Club proudly dedicates the 195 7 Gold and Black. Through her kindness and heartfelt interest in each of her students, she has endeared herself to our hearts and be cause of our respect for her high ideals and faithful devotion to her duty , it is with deep admirati on and appreciation that we pay tribute to her. • Mrs . Helen G. Chapman • • ' • • 1ca lOll . �inistration • .) / Mr. H . M. Floyd Supervising Principal Mrs. Bertha K. Campbell Secretary ( I I I I IL Left to right: Mr. H . M. Floyd, Supervising Principal of Johnsonville Schools; Mr. T. S. Smith, Superintendent, Florence County School District No. 2. Left to right: Superintendent Florence County School District No.2, Mr. T . S . Smith, Trustees: Mr. C. D. Mumm, Mr. G. I. Finklea, Chairman; Mr . B. L. Poston, Mr. P. D . P oston, Secretary; Mr . M . D. Stone. Absent : Mr. F. E. Weaver, Mr. H . F. Poston. �HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY H . M . Floyd Roberta L. Altman Lena P. Carter Helen G. Chapman James D. Daniel Katherine W. Floyd Mattie T. Hanna Bennie M. Hendri c k Tracy L . Lane l Madeline C . Lyerly Henry D . Powell Theus W . Rogers �GRAMMAR GRADE FACULTY Burgess L. Altman Elizabeth Bartell Veneice K. Brown Mildred H. Cockfield Hattie DuRant Lucile M . Eaddy Lenora D . Huggins Ruth M. Jones E v erleen M. Lane Katherine C. P owell Lura H. Post o n Thelma P. Powell Faye Rowell Myrtle S. Strickland Kathleen T. Venters • Cora W . Walters • �GOLD AND BLACK STAFF • 6 I -"' Seated left to right: Shelia Browder, Business Manager; Thurma Jean Hughes, Editor; Esther Floyd, Co-Editor; Standing left to right: Bob Prosser, Associate Business Manager: Miriam Harrelson , Advertising Manager; Mrs. H. M. Floyd, Sponsor . Seated left to right: Carolyn Turner, Circulation Manager; Marylyn B 1 a c k we 11 , Art Editor; Renetta Sue Eaddy, Senior Editor; Standing: Elmer Huggins , Sports Editor. Seated 1 eft to right: Shirley Jone s, Circulation Ma.nager ; Irma Lydia Matthews , Typist; Darlene Newell, Typist. �as ti ,......oes e ••• \ -··· .... = , • �• ClASS OFFICERS President • • • •••••••. Esther Floyd Vice President • Thurma Jean Hughes Secretary •••••• Shelby Jean Pow ers Treasurer • •• • •••• Elmer H uggins Reporters • • • • • • . • • Carolyn Turner Marylyn Blackwell • MASCOTS J THERESA EADDY • I WAYNE TODD • . �- • MILDRED AVANT Good natured--easy to like- -loves to talk. t - MARYLYN BLACKWELL Cute freckles- -good looking clothes- -liked by all-full of rhythm and harmony . RONALD BROCK Crazy a bout red heads-enjoys life--curly locks. ELLA RUSSELL COX Ladylike qualities- -good worker --dependable-crazy about blond hair and blue eyes. • sent or c ass ITILENE CRIBB Sweet disposition--· 'Tally'' m i 1 d and friendly-talkative tot--great fun. NORMAN CRIBB Blushes easily- -barrelful of fun--flattop- - Cob-what a driver. MARGARET CULPAN Speaks her mind- -Cute and sweet - - loves Fords - - little girl. • • , DOLLIE JEAN DAVIS Oh, that laugh- -fast talker --Yankee fan. �RENETT A SUE EADDY Brain kid --dependable-nice - - friend t o all. ESTHER FLOYD Cute little b r u n e t t e- Sho rtie- - Likes blond hair --enjoys life. BILLY HATCHELL Pers onality p 1 us --loves that Chevrolet- -a great friend . ELMER HUGGINS Crazy 'bo ut crew-cutshappy go lucky- -a girl' ideal bl ond--likeable gu T HURMA JEAN HUGHES Lover to giggle- -sincere friend - -s haws her will ingness and ability in all she undertakes . SHIRLEY JONES Loves that pony tail-talks in study hall-really get s ar o und- - full of naturalines s. SARA MATTHEWS Loves ballgames-- bubbling over with laughter-found her thrill at Pleasant Hill. JUDY McKENZIE G o es f u r red and whitE P ontia c s- -cute and swee· t oo-- a disposition a~ sweet as her smile. �\ . ... GRADY MORRIS ran , hands 0 me guy.-a lner boy you nowhere find --good athlete . DARLENE NEWELL Seeking success --whiz at typing--neat as a button -cute smile. PEGGY JEAN POWELL Real friendly--better late than never--swishes that pony tail. RONALD POWELL Dependable - - noticeably nice- -likeable chap--fun to be with . • sent or 5HELBY JEAN POWERS \lways comes up with the 1nexpected- -likes to have 'un and share it. DAVID STONE Everybo dy's pal--fun to know--we 11 mannered-sincerity and determinati on united . DARRIS PROSSER Pretty black hair-- bookkeeping expert--"Pie"-little but loud. CAROLYN TURNER Trim and tiny--chatter c h i 1 d - - e n j o y s living - favorite sayl.ng, "That'll be the day." ) • • • 17 �' ) \ ROBERT WISE Baseball wonder boy- -All American guy--good sport - - Wise or otherwise? WILMA WISE A smile worth working for hole hearted and genuine. CLASS POEM PATHWAY OF LIFE For years we have traveled the pathways of school We have fought many battles and followed many a rule. We have looked forward to, and we've been preparing, For the day when a cap and gown, We would be we a ring. But now it is nearing and we're somewhat sad, When we look back with pleasure, To the fun we have had. In the world of tomorrow, we'll soon take our place, To share in its joy, to run in its race. ' We'll never falter, but we will succeed, If we seek God's guidance and ask Him to lead. JUDY McKENZIE CLASS POET 18 �IN MEMORIAM • • • • IRMA LYDIA MATTHEWS • May 15, 1939 December 15, 1956 "To live in the hearts of those who love her, is not to die." Junior Homemakers Association, Beta Club, 4 -H Club, Library Club, Flashes Staff, Annual Staff, Bus Driver, Voted "Friendliest" by class, Class Play. 19 ��ez • \ BEST PERSONALITY Billy Hatchell, Shirley Jones MOST DEPENDABLE Robert Wise, Itilene Cribb MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Elmer Huggins, Judy McKenzie MOST COURTEOUS Robert Wise, Margaret Culpan MOST STUDIOUS David Stone, Renetta Sue Eaddy WITTIEST Shelby Jean Power s, Norman Cribb • Zl �CLASS HISTORY To us, the 1957 seniors , September 1, 1945 was perhaps the most memorable day of our lives. On this long-awaited day we entered grammar school. We were represented at Girls' State by Esther Floyd and Dar lene Newell . Elmer Huggins, Robert Wise, Ronald Powell, and David Stone represented us at Boys' State. Of the thirty-eight members who enrolled inthefirst grade only nine remain today. They are Ella Russe ll Cox, Itilene Cribb, Norman Cribb-, E !%,ther Floyd, Elmer Huggins Tnurma Jean Hughe s, . Sh1rley Jones, Da:tlene-Newell, and Ronald Powell. ' In September, we entered high school as s eniors, wi th a new dignity, being looked up to by all of the other students . By this time our class had decreased in number. Some of the students had moved a way, some j o i ~ e d the armed forces , and for some wedding bells had rung, while for the rest of us sc1iool bells continued to ring. We were joined by Sara Matthews in the third grade , Carolyn Turner and Ronald Brock in the fifth grade, Dolly Jean Davis in the sixth grade, Mildred Avant, Peggy Jean Pow e 11 , Grady Morris, and Darris Prosser in the '8 even th grade, Marylyn Blackwell in the eighth grade, Renetta Sue Eaddy and R obed Wise in the tenth grade, Margaret C u 1 pan and Wilma Wise in the eleventh grade . Sara Matthews , Shirley Jones, Esther Floyd, and Darlene Newell helped the girls • basketbal~ team win many victories throughout the ir high school days, while GTady Morris, Elmer Huggins, and Robert Wise did as much for the boys ' team. Robert Wi se and E lmer Huggins also contributed much to the District #2 football team. ~ Under the care fu 1 guidance and wise directions of Mrs. Geraldine E. Patterson, Mrs. Burgess L. Altman, Mrs. Thurma~ Harrelson, Miss Hattie DuRant, Mrs. Kathleen Stodda<rd (now Mrs. E. H. Venters, Jr.), Mrs . enora Lyerly, Miss Isla Cooper, and Mi'ss Jill Gaskins (now Mrs. Louis B. Colema ), we finally completed grammar sc;.hool and were ready to enter high school. In the eighth g r ade w e were j oi ed by students from Prospect Elem entary School; among them were Irma Lydia Matthews, Judy McKenzie, Shelby Jean Powers, and David Stone . Thus we beg an a new school year with many new friends. Thurma Jean Hughes edited the"Gold and B lack" and Es ther F 1 o yd edited the "Flashes". Darlene Newell was voted "MissHiMiss",'.!hurma Jean Hughes receivedtheD.A . ~a w ard, and Esther Floyd was award-e d a.. medal for Best All Round. We worked ha11d uri.ng our senior year under the spons~:r:sh ip of Mrs. Helen Chapman, selling ma.;gazine s, calendar listings, and sponsorin,g s upp ers and dances in order to get funds to fina.nce the annual trip of the Senier Class to Washington, D . C. and other points of i nte re st . 011r Senior Play " Just O n e Big H appy Family" w as perhaps the mo st outstanding performance presented by the class during the entire year . That title might best apply to our class - -The Class of '57. It has been just one big happy familyworking toge r, sharing each others joys and sorrows, each striving for the good of the indi as well a s fo-r; the good of the class an,d unity. We started our high school years with a large enrollment of eager freshmen, full of enthusiasm and extr,eme i de as , whi ch our teachers immediate ly curbed and directed into proper channel s. Our junior year in high school will al w ays stand out in our mem6rie s. We spon sored a Hallo we'e n Carnival in or d -,: to get funds for the Junior-Sen ior banquet, whi ch kept us in a continuou ~pin . tr~~er the sponsorship of Mrs.(" m M. ;loyd, we successfully car ried out this banquet, the theme "Moonlight and Roses" and "Old Fashioned Garden''. ~n . the f\lture we s low with interestthe'Welfar ac plishments of b ~ r ' school br s and sisters and each will always hold a place in his heart for his ~ssociates here . Signed: Shirley Jones Class Historian zz • • �CLASS PROPHECY • I hurried to gate number ten. My plane She said she was returning to the states was 1 e a v i n g in five minutes. I would be to start on a job as interior decorator for going home! the W aldorf Astoria. I had at last completed my assignment Esther had brought a recent copy of The as sketch artist on the latest Paris Dress Johnsonville News with her. Review and was now returning to New York As I opened the paper, I noticed the and my job at Lord and Taylor's. headlines, "Stone Takes Office" and a pic! walked up the incline, while at the ture of David Stone, the new mayor of door, a hostess checked off names . Johnsonville. Why it was my old friend, Carolyn Johnsonville High School articles ocTurner! She said she would be inside to - cupied a full page. talk with me in a fe w minute.s, __,· Some interesting articles were: I sat down in the only vacant seat, be- ~ (l New teachers installed: Darlene Newell side a rather business-looking man readhas just become the new commercial teaing the New York Times. cher, a nd Sara;Matthews was installed as He turned slightly, and I recognized basketball coach. Ronald Powell in spite of his mustache. Students hear lectures: Miss Dolly Jean We immediately began talking about old Davis gave an. in.spiring lecture on "How times, and soon Carolyn joined us. to make A plus i n.. Chemistry." Ronald said that he was international As we turned the- page, Esther pointed manager of United S tee 1 Production, and out a picture of R~~:ald Brock in his foreign Carolyn said she was 1 ~a vi n g to marry sports car near hi.~~~~¥jon, posing for the Wayne Brown. cover of his book;, ' ·~u~c,tttss is Worthless." Ronald said he had noticed several forIt seems he is inter'fl:ational manager of the mer classmates' names in the New York I. G. A. Times . Becoming mor'e abS·orbed, I began read! looked at the front page and much to ing sever a 1 articles aloud: Renetta Sue my surprise I saw a picture of Dr. W. Eaddy, DuPont's chief nuclear scientist Elmer Huggins receiving the coveted Nobel has just discovered a new way to split aPeace Prize and the chief surgical nurse toms. of Walter Reid Hospital at his side. Judy McKenzie ljas won recognition on Why that 1 o ok s like l •••••••it is I l her poem, "0 ·--- " 1t seems she got Thurma Jean Hughes! · _1' ~ , her start {].·om w r the Senior Class Still to my amazem-ent, '1 glanced at the Poem. bottom of the page to see a picture of "These artie interesting!" Shirley Jones sitting at her desk working "Itilene Cribb, and W i 1m a Wise have on her fashion originals. just opened a new beauty shop, and are As I turned the page, my eye struck a featuring this week_, 'The Mop', a hair -do picture that seemed vaguely familiar. ...fi s~aight from Paris." Why,yes,itwas! Grady- Morris star"MildredAvantis...~ttendingtheNational ring in that latest Paramount picture, "The Political Convent.f~-a in Chi cago. It seems Life of Elvis Presley.''. I always knew that that those government.., lasses paid off.'' cur 1y hair would take ht.r.q. soro.e place . As I star ted to t u r h the page, my eye "Why look," I sai~.~ "Here ' s a picture caught an ad . Why that was Peggy Jean of that w or 1 d famous hula dancer, S:Q.elby Powell advertising Bright-0 toothpaste. I Jean Powers in a one night appearance an thought those teeth looked familiar. Broadway. I always thought she could wigOne of the special features on the folgle out of any situation easily." lowing page was a gossip column called On the sports page, Carolyn brought our ''The Vacuum Cleaner'' by Billy Hatchell. attention to the head lines ••. Wise Makes He always got all the dirt! only Home Run. Why, of course! Robert Under his column was an interesting Wise is a renoun name in base b a 11. It item which stated t4_ aty Mrs. Joe Haselden, • seems since he has joined the team, forme-r Ma.rgare"t Culpan, and Mrs. Yankees have never had it so good. ene Edwards, the forme:r El~a Russel Cox, And goodness, I thought, if that blurred were giving a tea in honor of Colonel Darris picture doesn't remind me of good old Pros s e r , home on leave from the U. S. J'Ville boys in their cars. Army. Yes, it was a picture of Norman Cribb I 1 a id the paper down with an amused winning the Darlington "500 ". laugh, yet regretfully, thinking of how our As we were discussing our friends' lives had turned out so differently from good luck, we surprised to hear a familiar what we had planned when we were togethvoice . eras seniors in the Class of '57 at It was Esther Floyd. She had recogJohnsonville High. nized us and had come over to join our small reunion. Marylyn Blackwell, Class Prophet Z3 �lAST Will AND TESTAMENT I , Mildred Avant , will to Shelia Browder my place in typingo I hope she won't make the mistakes I did, and to Patsy Dennis my love for Physical Ed . I , Marylyn Blackwell , will to Judy Blackw ell my place as Art Edi tor on the "Flashes" staff , and cheerleader, and to Patti McCall my l o ve for blond crew cuts and red convertibles. I, R onald B roc;k , w i ll to D avid L e r oy M arsh , Jr. m y typing gr ade s and to T ony Dunahoe my seat in Mrs. Floyd's Eng lish Class. I , Ella Ru s s e 1 Cox, :will to Rounette Prosser m y a bility to !Sr -ea k into the lun ch line , to Shirley Pow e }:>;} m y p lac e on the Flashes s t a ff, and to a nyone my love for a green and white 56 Ponti a c. I, I tilene Crib b, wi 11 to Ann Todd my place as H a r v est Queen Elect f rom the Senior Class a nd to Rachel Feagin my l ove for Pleasant Hill. I , N orm an Cribb, will to Dexter Cox my abi lity to get a long in Mrs. C a rter's study hall a nd to Archie Powell my pla ce in typing. I, M a rg a ret Culp a n, will to Sta c y H ase l de n my lov e for ' ' Fords'', and to Glendora Humphries my pla ce in history class , and to Bob Prosser my superlative as most courteous. ' I, Dolly Jean Davis, will to Ann Todd my place as Basketball Manager, to Phillip B rown first place in the canteen line and to all u nderclas smen my one wish-to finish school . I, Renetta Sue Eaddy, will to Janet A 1 t m an my lov e for piano musi c and to Glen do l yn Hann a and Nancy Humphries my p l a ce in French Class. I , Esther Floyd, will to Sarah Floyd my p 1 ac e as Editor of the ''Fl ashes ••, t o Carolyn McKenzie, my superlati v e a s "Be s t A 11 Around " and to Henrietta Chapman my nickname ''Shortie •' . I , Billy H a tch e 11, will to Bennie Hatche ll my lov e for s ports and to Ronnie Hatch e 11 my school bus. I hope that h e dri ves it better than I. I, T hurma Jean Hughes, will to Joan Altman my p 1 a c e as Editor of the ''Gold and Black ", to Linda Hughes my reserved seat on the bench at the basketba ll g a mes and to She li a Browder my D.A.R. Award. I , Elme r Huggins, w il1 to Hugh Huggins my love for sp orts and to M ajor Do - Li t tle Stonr my love for blond hair. I, ShirleyJones,will toMary Jones my Place on the basketball team, to Henrietta Chapman my superlative as "Best Personality", and to Miriam Harrelson , Patsy Taylor, and Brenda Chastain my love for Fords . I, Sara Matthews, will to Emily Cole my place on the ba s ketball team , to Adelaide Stroud and Lor e tta..M c Daniel my love for P 1 e a s an t Hi 11 , and to G ene lle Thompson my love for skating. I, Judy McKe n zie, will to Glendora Humphries my love for red and whi te P ontia c s, and to Ruby Parrott my place in English Cl a ss. I, D a r l ene New e 11, will t o Sara Anne Newell my award as "Miss Hi Miss" , to Janie Melton m y p l ace on the Flash es S taff and to S hi r 1 e y Powell my l ove for ' 'Fo r d s" and "Che v rolets". I,GradyMorris,will to R oddy Johnson my ba s k etball suit, and to Kenny H anna my a bility to cut s chool and not get caught. I, Peggy Je a n Powell, wi ll to Myrna Faye P o w e 1 1 my lov e fo r g r een picku ps and to Allen Wise' my seat in bookkeepin g . I hope tha t he does better than I. I, Ronald Powell, will to Roddy Johnson my s uperl a ti v e a s "Mos t Am biti ous" , to Tony Dunahoe my seat in typing , and to L a rry Powell my ability to g e t a l on g wi th everyone. I, Shelby Jean Power s , will t o Leec i e Lee Powers my place at J' Ville Hi, and t o Glendor a Humphries and Channie M arsh my ability to get along with eve r yone . I, D a rris Prosser, wi 11 to J e ffr ey Powe ll my plac e in Pschology and B ookkeeping classes. I hope that he will be a ble to get as many naps a s I di d . I, David Stone, will to Dex t e r Cox my ability to get along in Mrs . Carter ' s s tudy hall, and to John Stone my old beat up typewriter . I, Carolyn Turner, will to Martha Lee Mills,myjobasclass reporter and t o Jackie Powell my 1 o v e for cream F ords, and my love for Myrtle Beach. I, Ro b ert B. Wise , will to R onn ie H a selden my position on the football squad an d to Ma c Arthur Wise my love for girls . I, Wilma Wise, will to Allen Wise my seat in typing with the hopes that h e does be tte r than I an d to Corine Davis my love for pon y t ails . R onald P ow ell Class Attor ney Witness e s: Thurma Jean Hughes Esther Floyd �' SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY Marshal 3 ; May Day Attend ant 1 ,2; Basketball 1 ,2 ,3; "Flashes" Staff 3,4; Gold and B l ack S taff 2,3,4, E ditor 4; Softb a ll!; Fr e nch Cl u b 3, Reporter 3 ; Library Club l ,2 ,3 ,4; S cience Club 1, Offi cer 1 ; Teenag e Canteen 3, Officer 3; Supe r lative; C l ass Play 4; D.A.R. Award 4. MILDRED AVANT 4-H C l u b 1,2,3; H i gh School Chorus 1,2; Scie nce Cl u b l . MARYLYN BLACKWELL Be ta Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; 4-H C lub 1,2,3,4, S ong Leader 3 ,4; Block " J" Club 4; Class Offi c er 2, 4 ; High School Chorus 1,2 ,3 ,4; Library Club 1,2,3 ,4; G old and Bla c k Staff 4; "Fl ashes" Staff 3 ,4, Art Editor 4; J.H.A. 1,2,3; Teenage Canteen 3 ; Science Club 1 ; Class Prophet; Class Play 4. RONALD BROCK Base Ball 1,2 ,3 ,4; ''Flashes'' Staff 4; Science C lub 1, Officer 1; Class Officer 2; Teenage Canteen 3; Class P lay 4; High School Chorus 1,2,3,4; Superl atives. ELLA RUSSEL COX J .H.A. 1,2 ,3 ,4, Treasurer 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3 ,4, Reporte r 2 , Secretary 3; C l ass Offi c er l; Library Club l ,2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Bus Driver 3,4; "Flashes" Staff 4; HighSchool Chorus 1,2,3; Basketballl,2; Softballl,2 ; T eenage Canteen 3 ; Science Club 1. ITILENE CRIBB J .H. A. 1,2 ,3 ,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Softballl,2; High School Chorus 1,2; Superlative. NORMAN CRIBB F .F.A. 1,2,3; Bus Dri ver 3,4; Class Play 4; Superlative. MARGARET CULPAN C las s Officer 1,2; Library Club 3, Secretary 3; Netball 2,3, Captain 3 ; Rounders 3 ,4, Captain 4 ; Drama Club 3 ,4, Secretary 4; Musi c Club 3 ,4; Domestic Club SHIRLEY JONES Beta Club 1,2 ,3 ,4, Reporter 3; Basketball l ,2,3 ,4; Softb a ll!; 4-HC lub 1 , 2,3,4, Officer 3,4; J.H.A. 1,2,3, 4, Secretary 4; "Fla shes" Staff 3,4; HighSchool Chorus 1,2,3,4 ; Librar y C lub 1,2 ,3,4, President 3; Block "J" Club 2,3 ,4; Cla ss 0 ff ice r 1 , 2; French Club 3; May Day Attendant 1,2 ; Go ld and Black Staff 3 ,4; Scien c e Club 1 ; Teenage Canteen 3,4, Secretary 3; Class Historian 4; Superlativ es ; Class Play 4 . SARAH MATTHEWS "Flashes" S taff3,4; 4-HC l ubl,2,3 ; J.H.A.l,2,3; LibraryClubl,2,3; Softba l l 1,2; Mid getsAssistant Coach 3; Basketballl,2,3,4; B l ock "J" Club 2,3,4; High School Chorus l ,2,3; Giftorian 4; S upe rl ati ve 4; Science Club 1; Class P l ay 4 . JUDY McKENZIE Science C 1 u b 1; C l ass Offi c er 3; May Day Attendant 3; High School Chorus 1 ,2; Class Poet; Superlative. GRADY MORRIS F.F. A. 1,2; Basketball1,2; Bus Driver 2. DARLENE NEWELL Beta Club 1 , 2, 3 , 4; Basketball 1 ,2,3 ,4; Softball 1 ,2; 4-H Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; J .H.A. 1 , 2,3 ,4, Secretary3, Sub DistrictVicePresidentl; "Fl ashes" Staff 3,4; High School Chorus 1,2,3; Library Club 1, 2 ,4; Block "J" Club 4; Class Officer 3; Girls ' State Representative 3; Bus Driver 4; Science Club!; Teenage Canteen 3; Superl ative; Class Play 4; Miss Hi Miss 4. PEGGY JEAN POWELL J .H. A. 1 , 2, 3 , 4; 4-H Club 1 ,2; Library Club 1,2 ,3; High School Chorus 1 ,2; Bus Driver 4; Basketball 4. RONALD POWELL Baseball 1,2,3 ,4; "Flashes" Staff 4; Science Club 1 , Teenage Canteen 3; Class Play 4; High School Chorus 1,2,3,4; 4-HClub 1; Block "J" Club 4; Superlatives; Class Lawyer 4. 3. DOLLY JEAN DAVIS Ba sketballl,2, Manager 3 ,4; May Day Attendant 1 ,2 ,3; J .H. A.1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; High School Chorus 1,2, 3; Science Club 1, Vice President; Library Club I ,2, 3 ,4; Class Play 4; Class Officer 1,3; Miss Publicity 4; Canteen 4; Block "J" Club 3,4. RENETT A SUE EADDY B eta Club 1 ,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Reporter 1, President 4; HighSchool Chorus 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3 ,4 ; Superlative; J.H.A. 1,2,3 ,4; French Club 3; Gold and Black Staff 4; Class Play 4. ESTHER FLOYD B eta Club 1 ,2 ,3 ,4, Secretary 2,3, Recreation Chairman 4; J.H.A. 1,2,3,4,Secretary 1, Vice President 3, Miss J .H.A. 3; 4-H Club 1,2, Secretary 2; French Club 3 Vic e President 3; Library Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Presi-' d ent 3; High School Chorus 1,2,3; Block" J" Club 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; "Flashes" Staff 3,4, Ed ito r 4; Gold and Black Staff 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Girls' State Representati v e 3; Basketballl,2,3,4; Softball I; May Day Attendant 1,2; Teenage C C~ nteen 3; Superlative; Science Club 1; Class Play 4. BILLY HATCHELL F . F.A. 2,4; Football 3; Basketball 3,4; 4-H Club 1 2 · Block "J" Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Superlative. ' ' ELMER HUGGINS 4 -H Club 1,2; F.F.A.l,2,3; Science Club 1, President l; Beta Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Marshal 3; Bask etball 1,2 ,3 ,4, Co- Captain 3 ,4; Class Officers 1 2 4· High School Chorus 1, 2,3 ,4; Boys' State Represent~ti ~~ 3, Teenage Canteen 3; Block "J" Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1 , 2, 3 , 4; • 'Flashes'' Staff 3 ,4; Gold and Black ~taff 3,4; Class Play 4; Superlative; Bus Driver 2,3, SHELBY JEAN POWERS J.H.A. 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 4; Library Club 4; May Day Attendant 3; Class Officer 4; High School Chorus 1 ,2; Superlatives. DARRIS PROSSOR F.F.A. 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2. DAVID STONE F .F .A. 1,2 ,3 , Secretary 3, Treasurer 2; 4-H Club 1 ,2; High School Chorus 3 ,4; "Flashes" Staff 4; Representative to Boy's State 3; Marshal 3; Class Play 4; Superlative. CAROLYN TURNER Beta Club 1,2,3,4; J.H.A. 1,2,3; 4-HClub 1,2,3,4, Officer 3; "Flashes" Staff 4; High School Chorus 1,2 ,3, 4; Class Officer 2,3,4; May Day Attendant 3, Science Club 1, Officer 1; Harvest Queen 1; Teenage Canteen 1; Superlative; Class Play 4. ROBERT WISE • Football 4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2; Block "J" Club 2,3,4; Representative to Boys' State 3; "Flashes" Staff 4; Class Play 4, Superlative. WILMA WISE J.H.A.l,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,President 1; Library Club • THURMA JEAN HUGHES 4- H Club 1 •. 2, Vice-President 1; J.H.A. 1,2,3,4,Repo rter 3, V1ce President 4, District J.H.A. President 3; C~ass Officers 1 ,2,3,4; Beta Club 1 ,2,3,4, Vice Pres1dent 3, Reporter 4; High School Chorus 1 ,2,3 ,4; 1. zs �JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ••••••• • •• Rogers Johnson Vice President •• ••• • • Sar a Ann Newell Secretary • • • • • • • • • • • • • Edgar Cox Treasurer • • • • • Janie Margaret Melton Repor ters •••• . •• •• ••• Billy Hughes Shelia Browder .. .,. Sue Altman Barba ra J ean Ammons Mettie Ruth Barnhill Marg a ret Ann Baxley ' Shelia Browder Henrietta Chapman Brenda Chastain A lcyone Co ok 26 �JUNIOR CLASS Fanny Bell Cooper Dexter Cox Edgar Cox John Holly Crib b Pat Dennis Tony Dunahoe Donald Eaddy Rache l EadJ y Rachel Feagin Lloyd Furches Glendolyn Hanna Stanley Hanna . ..... Miriam Harrelson Stacy Haselden Billy Hughes Linda Hughes .., \ Nancy Humphries Buck Jones Jimmy Johnson Rogers Johnson • 2.7 1 '\ �JUNIOR CLASS - Beatrice Lanning Cecile Lyerly David Marsh Jr. Patti McCall ·~ a-. • Janie Margaret Melton Sara Ann Newell J. G. Powell Martin Powell / ... Betty Prosser Bob Prosser Carthen Prosser Margie Prosser Christian Przeor Kay Rogers John Stone Juanita Stone Patsy Taylor Ann Todd Nadine Thompson Thadis Thompson 28 �.I t ~ · First Row, Left to Right; ":Now Lover Maid", "By The Light Of The Silvery Moon", "Hold ·em Down Boys!" Second Row, Left to Right; "Who Fired That Shot?", "Candy Kid - - Huggins", 90 Average "bunch". Third Row, Left to Right; "Damsels in Distress", "Why Don't You Go Home Little Boy?", • • The Night We Tore The Bed Post Down" . Fourth Row, Left to Right; "Is This The Bee. : mont's Residence?", "Dear ole Mom and Dad', "Scouts From The Great Tribe 'F 1 ashes' ". Fifth Row, Left to Right; "Go, Snowbird!!! ! ", "Future ' Miss J ' Ville High", " Let's Go Now!!!!" • 29 �.. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENTS Mary Agnes Altman Phillip Brown VICE PRESIDENTS Lafon Eaddy Diane Stone TREASURERS Carolyn Hearn Larry Powell REPORTERS Glenna Mae J oye Shirley Powell • • - Warren Altman Frankie Jean Altman Ida Fran c es Altman Joan Altman Mary Agnes Altman Joyce Atkinson George Allen Avant Homer Bazen Vida Mae Bazen Vennie Ruth Browder I Phillip Brown Arne lia Ann Cox Barbara Cox Billy Joe Crocker Nadine Curry J 30 ' �SOPHOMORE CLASS Carine Davis Alfred Dennis LaFon Eaddy Linda Eaddy Fr anz Evans Lizzie Walker Eaddy Karlena Eaddy Hardee Godwin Rose Hanna Ronnie Haselden Carolyn Hearn Carol Hughes D anny Humphries Glendora Humphries Bruce Johnson Rebecca Johnson Barbara Jean Jones Glenna Mae J oye Donald L::1.ngley Jeanette Marlowe Channie Marsh Jetty Rue Matthews Theola Matthews Ulila Matthews Loretta M cDaniel Carolyn McKenzie Betty Morris Frances Owens Liston Parrott Nelda Perry Archie Powell Jeffrey Powell Larry Powell Myrna Faye Powell Shirley Powell Carnell Prosser Rounette Prosser Robbie Rogers Diane Stone Joyce Stone Sweeney Stone Virginia Stone Harold Stroud Jeannette Taylor Daniel Thompson Genelle Thompson Allen Wise I 31 �FRESHMAN ClASS OFFICERS PRESIDENTS Adlaide Stroud Byar d Stone, Jr. VICE PRESIDENTS Willis Coker Mary Jones SECRET ARIES Ila Ruth Rogers Sarah Floyd TREASURERS Ila Ruth Rogers Carolyn Howell REPORTERS Bobby Talbot Ra chel Langley Franklin Altman, Jr . Thomas E. Baxle y Lonnie Faye Baxley Lenora Bellflowers - . Lizzie Jane Coke r Willis Coker W. W . Cooper Miri am Creel 32 �FRESHMEN Margaret Cribb Marshal Eaddy Wanda Eaddy Tommie Edwards Sarah Floyd Paul Gillette Carl Godwin Fay Hanna Gerald Hanna William James Hanna Kenneth Hanna Lou Etta Hanniford Bobby Haselden Lavonia Hea:rn Carolyn Howell ; Mary Jones Norman Jones Louise Keefe Rachel Langely Rebecca Lawson Jo Reta Lyerly Laurie Lee Lyerly Gene Marsh Jimmy MeCall Charles McCullough Ruby Lee Nettles Patricia Perry Willa Perry Gerald Player Roger Powell - Ronnie Prosser Ila Ruth Rogers Thomas Rogers Ann Stone Byard Stone, Jr. ... .. ) .. Clary Stone Willie Joe Stone Adelaide Stroud Bobby Talbot MacArthur Wise 33 �EIGHTH GRADE First Row, Left to right: Billy Altman, Billy D . Altman, Jacquelin Altman, Janet Altman, Judy Altman , Gene A. Avant, Vernon Barnhill, Ruby Mae Baxley, Johnny Belger, Frances Bennett. Second Row, Left to right: Tommy Browder, Lois Browder, Grace Coker, Emily Cole, Floyd Collins, Ru dy Cook , Martha Cox, Jimmy Cox, Ramona Creel, Sandra Cribb. Third Row: Judy Davis , Vivian Eaddy, Elizabeth Evans, Mary Gallo, Carolyn Hanna, Jimmy Hanna, Laurence Hanna, Danny Hanna, Gracie H artfield, Joan Hayes. Fourth Row: Linda Huggins, Warren Hughes, Peggy Hughes, Cecil Humphries, Jeffrey Humphries, Donnie Lentz, Nan Lyerly,Legrand Lyer ly , Jo Lane Lye r 1 y, Raleigh Joe McDaniel. Fifth Row: P atsy Miller, Martha Lee Mills, Willie Mae Morris, Merrida n Nettles, Patricia Owens, Betty Jane Parnell, Ila Lee Parrott, Don Poston, Henry Poston, Bernice Poston. Sixth Row: L u 1 a P ow e 11, Jimmy Powell, MaryAnn Powell, C. H. Powell, Donald Powe ll , Mike Powell, Pat Powell, Leecie Lee Powers, Dorethea Pro sse r, M a rgaret Prosser. Seventh Row : Geraldine Prosser, Felix Rogers, Theus Rogers, Glenda Stone, Doolittle Stone, Emma Lee Stone, Novalene Tanner, Bernice Tanner, Kerry Tanner, Elaine Tanner. Eighth Row : Johnny Taylor, Larry Joe Thompson, Dorothy Tyler, Ginger Faye Venters , Willie Wise, Sylvia Joe Woodbe rry, Jimmy Woodberry. �.... v··, ~~ J~!!: SEVENTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Jimmy Altman, Larry Baxley, Nancy Jane Baxley, Nancy Ruth Baxley, Woodrow B ax 1 e y, Judy Blackwell, Clifford Carter, Myrtle Lee Carter, Jerry Chastain. Second Row: Wylie Coker, Charles Cox, Marion Gene Cox, Wayne Crocker, Carolyn Curry, Katherine Daniels, Hubert Daniels, Joyce Eaddy, Susan Eaddy. Third Row: Bascom Evans , Myrtle Lee Fennell, Mary Floyd, Judy Filyaw, Ernestine Gaskins, Pat Gillette, Willie Von Hartfield, George Harrelson, James Harrelson. Fourth Row : Erskine H aselden, Margie Ann H as e 1 den, Benny H a t chell , Ranny Hatchell, Ali c e Howell, Hugh Huggins, Preston Joye, Julian Kirby, Jim Lambert. Fifth Row : Heyward Langely, Betty Lou Lyerly, J. C. Lyerly, Shirley Ann Lyerly, Tracy Matthews, Thomas M c Call, Ann McClendon, Olin McDaniel, Gary M c Kissi ck. Sixth R ow : Edward Mills, Eileen Papitto, Cecil P ar rott, Ruby Lee Parrott, Brenda Perry, Lester Perry, Merrinell Poston, Equalia Powell, Gwendolyn Powell. Seventh R ow : Jackie Powell , Lucille Powell, Margie Powell , Patricia Nell Powell, Jimmy Roge rs, Arne l i a Ann Stone, Margie Tanner. Eighth Row : Betty Thompson, Bonnie Jean Thomps on, Alene Thompson, Johnny Wise, Vera Wise. 35 �SIXTH GRADE First Row, Left to Right: Carol Allen, Harry Altman, Nella Rae Ard, Kay Brown, Verlene Carter, Keith Coker, Maggie Lee Coker, Miriam Collins. Second Row: Burnette Collins, Gary Cribb , Linda Jean Eaddy, Janet Evans, Mitchell Evans, Etric Gaskins, Mitchell Gaster, Addie Lee Glisson. Third Row: Ran de 11 Godwin, Cheryl Hanna, Laurie Hanna, Barbara Hanna, Janet Hughes, Rebecca Jones, Kim Johnson, Michael Johnson. Fourth Row: Richard Lambert, Peggy Ann Lee, Virgie Mae Lewis, Bobbie Jean Matthews, Glen Melton, Joseph Parker, Jr . , Judy Player, Carolyn Poston. Fifth Row: Fairlyn Poston, Jimmy Poston, Johnnie Powell, Jr., Vera Powell, Eddie Ruth Prosser, Mary Ann Rogers, Gene S e i v en o, William Lander Stone. Sixth Row: Buddy Stone, Kenneth Stone, Leonard Tanner, Larry Taylor, Mary Catherine Taylor, Jean Venters, Linda Ann Venters, Jackie Ward. Seventh Row: Bobbie Dean Ward, Nellie Wise, Susie Wise. 36 • �FIFTH GRADE First Row., left to right: Bob o A 11 en, Ralph Altman, Danny Ray Altman, Nettie Ard, Emmie Avant, J. C . Baird, Patsy Baxley, Freddie Campbell, Elizabeth Coker, Debbie Cook. Second Row: J .D. Cox. Ru ssell Lee Cox , Jimmy Cribb,Rondel Cribb, Karen Dennis, Mike Dunahoe, Anderson. Eaddy, Jimmy Faye Eaddy, Tommy Evans, Wayne Evans. Third Row: Jetty Filyaw, John Thomas Glisson, Judy Hartfield, Phoebe Haselden, Carol Haselden, Winston Haselden, Patsy Hayes, W a 11 ace Hayes, Gale Hughes, Cherry Feagin. Fourth Row: Kay Huggins, Theresa Humphries, David Humphries, Tommy Humphries, Arvin Johnson, ·Douglas Johnson, Ray Jones, Julie Jones, Allen Keefe, Alan Knight. FifthRow: LindaLangley, Margie Lanning, Rena Lyerly, Linnie Matthews, Kenneth Matthews, Linda McCall, Dianne Mims, Chyrl Morris, James Owens, Mary Eller Parrot. Sixth Row: Joyce Parrot, Linwood Perry, Staffy Perry, Ervin Lee Powell, John William Powell, Archie Lee Powell, Ronald Pow.ell, M c Ke ver Rhames, Betty Lou Stone, Janet Stone. SeventhRow: HaroldStone, Wallc:tce Stone, Sammie Stone, Brenda Taylor, Sherrell Taylor, Don Thompson, Sam Joe Thompso11, Bobby Joe Todd, Jenny Lynn Todd, Betty Lou Woodberry, Shirley Woodberry. 37 �FOURTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Barbara Allen, Mary Altman, Gloria Altman, Anne Altman, Glenda Mae Ard, S hi r 1 e y A r d, Teddy Ard, Luther Avant, Clark Baxley, Linda Sue Baxley. Second Row: Estelle Bell, Willa De all Blackmon, Margie Ann Bolyn, Wilbur Coker, William Coker, Monique Cole, Betty Collins, Lanelle Cox, Geneva Creel, Billy Cree 1. Third R ow : Ginger Da vi s, Sandra Dennis, Beth Eaddy, Cindy Eaddy, Michael Evans, Linda Feagin, Thomas Filyaw, Larry Gaskins, Carro 11 Hanna , Myrtle Lee Haselden. Fourth Row: Irene Hatchell, Letha Howard, Bryan Huggins, Cheryl Hughes, Sara Lou Jones, Linda Jones, Donnie Jones, Betty A. Johnson, Neron Langley, Margaret Ellen Lewis . Fifth Row : Kathy Lyerly, Nellie Matthews, Johnny Matthews, R. H. Morris, Geraldine Owens, Barry Parker, Morris Perry, Ali ce Faye Poston, Louise Pow e 11, Barbara Ann Powell. Sixth Row: Benny Rae Powell, Michae l Powell, Survay P owell , Lucille Powers, Barbara Ann Prosser, Dianne Rhames, Gwynette Roberts, Dianne Stone, Linda Stone, Ste ven Stone • Seventh Row: Nan c y Tanner, Harold Tanner , Naomi Tanner, Mamie Lee Thompson, Terre 11 Thompson, Nancy Taylor, James Furman Taylor, Delores Waters, Patsy Watts, Alex Wise, Wilbur Wise. • 38 �' '' j'•..._.. ' ·.·. :·.". .,. t • • 1t.*•l'd e; .. .. • • t ••• - THIRD GRADE First Row, Left to right: Jerry Lynn Altman, Terry Bailey, Gerald Bazen, Sara Ann Bell, Dena Berg, Judy Bishop, Shirley Bolyn, Pear 1 Collins, Willie Collins, Katherine Coker, Mary Alice Coker, Sylvia Cox. Second Row: Eulah Frances Creel, George Creel, Harvey Creel, Jamie Creel, Juanita Creel, Annette Cribb, Roger Daniels, Joan Dennis, Joan Evans, John William Evans, Ronell Evans, Hubert Feagin. Third Row: Bobby Filyaw, Cleaveland Filyaw, Alice Gaster, Perla Maude Glisson, Bobby Gray, John Gregory, Beverly Davis Hanna, Jimmy Hanna, Ramona Hanna, Robert Hanna, J. L. Harrelson, Dexter Hartfield. Fourth Row: James Elbert Haselden, Patricia Hatchell, Sandra Hayes, Larry Huggins, Joseph Hughes, Cheryl Humphries, Deryl Humphries, Sandra Faye Humphries, Myrtle Lee Johnson, Randy Johnson, Jerry Jones, Sammy Jones. FifthRow: Vivian Langley, MaryNell Lyerly, Gene Miller, Larry Miller, Donna Papitto, Durant Parrott, Pamela Perry, Larry Perry, Iris Ann Poston, Jerry Poston, Larry Poston, Angyleen Pow e 11. Sixth Row: Beverly Powell, Brenda Powell, Charles Powell, Jane Elizabeth Powell, Kenneth Powell, Nick Powell, Norris Powell, Lenue Powers, Doretha Prosser, He 1 en Prosser, James Prosser, McRay Prosser. Seventh Row: Chantal Przeor, Wendell Rogers, Mary Seiveno, James Edward Stone, L. B. Stone, Luther Stone, Randy Stone, Roy Stone, Waylen Stone, Earl Tanner, Cathy Tilton, Harvey Thompson. Eighth Row: James Thompson, LaRue Thompson, Warren Thompson, Reid Tyler, Jack Wellman Jr., Aubrey Lee Wise, Jerry Woodberry. 39 ��• • • FIRST GRADE First Row, left to right: Vretha Avant, Joseph B 1 a c k we 11, Pansy Nell Bell, Miriam Barnhill, Jimmy Bell, Bever 1 y Ann Cox, Randell Cox, Laxton Cole, Myr tle Curry, Betty Jean Carter. Second Row: Larry Carter, Carlisle C re el , Beatrice Collins, Mackey DeCamps, Buddy Dennis, Hal Edwards, Allyn Edens , Suzanne Eaddy, Theresa Eaddy, Cynthia Eaddy. Third Row: Norman Evans, Nell Feagin, Palmer Filyaw, W i 11 i am Fennell, Earl Fennell, J. D. Glisson, Larry Glisson, Martin Gregory, Richard Go r t man, Wayne Godwin. Fourth Row: Ray Huggins, Gary Humphries, Bobbie Ann Hughes, Carole Ann H anna, Deborah Hanna, Rebecca Hartfield, Mex Hartfield, David Hayes, John David Hayes , Rickie Haselden . Fifth Row: Larry Johnson, Levone Johnson, Wayne Kirby, Jerry Lyerly, Ken Lyerly, Jack Marlow , Dwaine Parrot, Eugene Parrot, Carolyn Powell, Danny Powell . Sixth Row: Janet Powell, Mary Powers , Hardy Prosser, Norman Prosser, Linda Gail Roberts, Diane Spring, Frankie Spring, Roger Spring, Jackie Stone, Randy Tanner . Seventh Row: Marie Tilton, Wayne Todd, Gregory Wellman, Francis Willis, Brantley Wise, Glen Woodberry. .. 41 �ALMA MATER It's in the east of Florence County, 'Neath the skies so blue, Where stands our noble Alma Mater, Glorious to view. Let's lift the chorus, speed it onward , May it never fail! All hail to Thee, our Alma Mater, Johnsonville, all hail! • • , �as e • • • CHEERLEADERS I Center: Henrietta Chapman. Left to right : Dianne Stone, Marylyn Blackwell, Bob Prosser, Miriam Harre 1 son, Carolyn McKenzie, Joan Altman. ;_ I ... ' . - ~ I. · .. < , . · - .. ~ : ... '-·~-· �GIRLS ' Dan Daniel ASSIST ANT COACH Bennie Hendrick COACH Corrine Davis Sara Matthews Shirley Jones Alcyone Cook Esther Floyd Mary Agnes Altman Esther Floyd FORWARD Sara Matthews GUARD .. . Darlene Newell GUARD Shirley Jones FORWARD 44 �BASKETBAll Dolly Jean Davis MANAGER • Rounette Prosser SCOREKEEPER Bob Prosser Darlene Newell Dianne Stone Fanny Bell Cooper Peggy Jean Powell Henrietta Chapman Fannie Belle Cooper GUARD Henrietta Chapman FORWARD • Alcyone Cook FORWARD 45 Bob Prosser FORWARD �BOYS' BASKETBAll Warren Altman Jerry Chastain MANAGER George Harrel son MANAGER Kenny Hanna Elmer Huggins Coach Hendrick Edgar Cox Tony Dunahoe Elmer Huggins Sweeny Stone Grady Morris Warren Altman Phillip Br own Rogers Johnson Sweeny Stone Rogers Johnson Edgar Cox 46 Grady Morris �FOOTBALL • ·- Bennie Hendrick Elmer Huggins QUARTERBACK Elmer Huggins Robert Wise FULLBACK COACH • ,.,...,. . . First Row, Left to right: George Harrelson and Jerry Chastain, Managers; Donald Eaddy, Carl Godwin, Alfred Dennis, Ronnie Haselden, Billy Joe Crocker . Second Row, Left to right: Bennie H endrick, Coach , Billy Hatchell , Bus Driver; Buck Jones, Robert Wise, Elmer Huggi ns . BASEBALL .._ First Row, Left to right: Bobby Talbot, Elmer Huggins, Robert Wise,.Ronnie Haselden . Second Row, Left to right: Bennie Hendrick, Coach; Donald Eaddy, Sweeney Stone, Warren Altman , J oe Thompson, Kenny Hanna, Ronald Brock, Tony Dunahoe. 47 �MIDGET GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM \ \ a;. • • • ,; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . ·•• . .: ~ ·1 ';t Seated, left to right: Lula Powell, Dan Daniel; Coach, Tommy Browder . Standing, left to right: Adelaide Stroud, Lind a Eaddy, Jeanette Marlow, Frankie Jean Altman, Rachel Langley, Margie Prosser, Martha Cox, Shirley Powell, Lavonia Hearn, Amelia Ann Cox, Carolyn Hearn, Frances Bennett, Lois Browder, Jo Reta Lyerley, Tommi e Edwards , Mary Jones, Sarah Floyd , Judy D avis . MIDGET BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Dan Dani el, Coach; left to right: James Vernon Taylor, Byard Stone, Carl Godwin, F ranklin Altman, Marshal Eaddy, Bobby Talbot . 48 �as ti oes MARSHALS Left to right: Shelia Browder , B i lly Hughes, Sara Ann Newell, Edgar Cox. 49 • • • ��FLASHES STAFF EDITOR Esther Floyd Ll BRARY CLUB ASSOCIATE EDITOR Thurma Jean Hughes - - -- - Officers: President, LaFon Eaddy; Vice -President, Bob Prosser; Secretary, Ella Russell Cox; Treasurer, Henrietta Chapman; Reporter, Bernice Poston. - �FUTURE FARMERS OF AM ERI CA Office rs: Warren Altman , President; Biay Hughes, Vice President; Donald Langley, Secretary; Harold S troud , Reporter; Jeffrey Powell, Sentinel; Mr. T. L. Lane, Adviser. • JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ' \., } Office r s: Esther Floyd , President; Thurma Jean Hughes, Vice President ; Shirley Jones, Secr e t a r y; E lla R ussell Cox, T reasurer; Sheha B rowder, Reporter; Mrs. R oberta Altman, A dv i se r. 52 �GIRlS ' 4- H ClUB BOYS' 4-H ClUB 1 I I 53 �BlOCK nJ" ClUB Seated, Left to right: Joan Altman, Diane Stone, Henrietta Chapman, Marylyn Blackwe 11, Bob Prosser. Standing, Left to right: Esther Floyd, Darlene Newell, Fannie Bell Cooper, Carolyn McKenzie, Miriam Harrelson, Do 11 y Jean Davis, Sara Matthews, Robert Wise. Standing, Second Row, Left to right: Coa c h, Bennie Hendrick, Al c yone Cook, Grady Morris, Shirley Jones, Rogers Johnson, Kenny Hanna, Buc k Jones, Donald Eaddy, Warren Altman, Ronald Brock, Ronnie H a selden. Third Row, Left to right : Edgar Cox, Sweeney Stone, Elmer Huggins. • BUS DRIVERS :iO:!. First Row, Left to right: Sue Altman, Norman Cribb , Peggy Jean Powell, Ella Russell Cox, David Marsh Jr ., Darlene Newell, Tony Dunhoe, Dexter Cox . Second R ow, Left to right: George Allen Avant, Elmer Huggins, Buck Jones, Donald Eaddy, Warren Altman, Irma Lydia Matthews, Lloyd Furches, Stanley Hanna, Billy Hatchell. 54 �LUNCH ROOM STAFF • , Left to right: Ora P . Prosser, D oc i a C . Cox, M anager; Essie R. Davis, Bertha A. Humphries. John B. Davis School Custodian ' 55 Do cia P. Abrams, Mollie C . Tanner, �Es ther F loyd B EST ALL ROUND 19 5 7 Thurma Jean Hughes GOOD CITIZEN ( DAR AWARD ) D a rlene Newell MISS-HI-MISS 56 �, • MISS JOHNSONVIllE HI ANN TODD �• Deloris Stone MAY QUEEN 1956 Esther Floyd MISS J. H. A. 1956 Ellen Altman BEST ALL ROUND 1956 • 58 �oes as ti • • • .. .CRl • 59 �SENIOR WASHINGTON TRIP 1956 • l II Seated: Grady Bennett, Wayne McDaniel, Joe Haselden, Thomas Avant, Bedford Eaddy, A. J. Prosser, Jr., William Coker, Ovila (Sonny) Talbot, Billy Hatchell, Badger Bazen, Elting Hanna, Bobby P oston, Ronnie Todd. Kneeling: Fannie Jo Powell, Rentha Ann Bazen, Mary Hatchell Dowdy, Pansy Powell, Erna Grace Matthews, Mavis Dennis, Patricia Ann Cox, Myrna Altman. Standing: Charles Stone, Betty Furches, E llen Altman, Nancy Jane Stone, Johnnie Sue Jones, Lucinda Haselden, Delores Stone, Mr. Dan Daniel (Class Sponsor), Mrs. Helen G. Chapman (Class Spons or) , Mr . Loree Stone (Bus Driver}, Rachel Melton, Mildred Thompson, Joan N ettles, Iva Jo Cook, Gwendolyn Lee, K ola Joye, Nedo Altman. BOYS ' STATE Left to right: Ronald Powell David Stone Elmer Hu ggins Robert Wise GIRLS' STATE Left to right: Darlene Newell Esther F l oyd � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Bradley served as principal of The Stuckey School during it's entire lifetime (1954-1969). After integration, he served as the assistant superintendent of the new Florence District 5. https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/90aada71c0f6cd8e53770d8400cb4587.jpg 7ea6ddcc6e52694d8504b5a0e3f65696 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Places Subject The topic of the resource Places, Buildings, and Sites in and around Johnsonville Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Johnsonville Colored School Description An account of the resource The Johnsonville Colored School served black students through 8th grade. It was located on Stuckey Street near the location of the current Johnsonville Middle School's tennis courts. A report stated that in the 1924 school year, 4 teachers were employed. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource before 1954 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived SC Dept of Archives and History - School Insurance Photos equalization school segregation https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/f9d38560f61134dbd75e578905cc9e27.jpg ff9bfcbfc2ff7ad1b7c06f56faa71fb2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Places Subject The topic of the resource Places, Buildings, and Sites in and around Johnsonville Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Johnsonville Middle School 1996 Description An account of the resource Johnsonville Middle School was originally The Stuckey School, an "Equalization School" during the "Separate But Equal" period which was built in 1954 on a 10-acre tract of land two miles west of Johnsonville (my best research so far is that this is the wooden school pictured here). The school took its name from Eliot Stuckey who donated land for the building. The school was originally constructed to serve as an all-black elementary school. It had modern conveniences such as running water, electricity, and indoor plumbing which were lacking in many all-black schools in South Carolina. From 1954-1958, high school students attended Gibbs High School in Pamplico. From 1958-1962, high school students attended Battery Park School in Nesmith. After the addition of more classrooms in 1962, Stuckey School began serving black students in grades 1-12. in 1963 a gymnasium was added. Athletic competition during this time was limited to Basketball. The Stuckey Blue Jays had the best record of all the local districts, winning many trophies and championships. The class of 1963 was the first to graduate from Stuckey, and the class of 1969 was the last. Stuckey and Johnsonville were fully integrated the following year and the Stuckey School became Johnsonville Middle School for all students. The buildings on this site served students for over 40 years, and closed its doors at the end of the 1997 school year when the new Johnsonville Middle School was completed. Lamar D. Bradley served as principal of The Stuckey School during it's entire lifetime (1954-1969). After integration, he served as the assistant superintendent of the new Florence District 5. This building is now the Johnsonville Adult Care center. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1996 middle school https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/69c9c15852126021486dc916b1d13688.pdf d01a8762dce5d299693be9212f234001 PDF Text Text � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Johnsonville Welcomes Wellman Combing Company Description An account of the resource Article lists local Johnsonville merchants of 1955. Photo of Wellman Combing Company. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 8 November 1955 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived News and Courier - November 8, 1955 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/5812236c1e6cb2a763faf596964a791b.pdf baa7581c1463afcee73c5a1b7306f400 PDF Text Text ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Documents Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource 1962 Johnsonville High School Commencement and Graduation Program Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1962 Title A name given to the resource 1962 Johnsonville High School Commencement and Graduation Program https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/6e14d0e275f37d0867537b0ea50e6835.jpg dad467f6493d17edb43cded3e962fd73 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Poston Post Office On Borrowed Time Description An account of the resource Images of Poston train depot and post office, 1968. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Florence Morning News Post Office poston Train https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/c7eef2417936c320c30733980166c4b4.pdf 11d33908a61f8e745d492b7c1a404077 PDF Text Text �____... ..... • ����We, The Annual Staff, Do Proudly Dedicate ... This book is gratefully dedicated to Mrs. Kathleen' Thompson Venters whohas for so many years given freely of her time and talents to the students of the Johnsonville Schools. She has encouraged the BEST in her students by refusing to accept less than the best they can do. In an age where making-do and getting-by are often the passwords, she insists that life has more to offer than bare existence. She has taught her students by precept and example that life is delightful and satisfying only in direct proportion to how energetically it is lived. Her students and her community will long remember ·her influence. "No bubble is so iridescent or floats longer than that blown by the successful teacher." sm WILLIAM OSLER ' ( 5 �FORE ORD • • • An endless whirl of serious studies and gay activities characterizes our way of life at J. H. S. We progress in an environment of varied components which enables us to understand, accept, or question the present and future of which we are a part. Football in the autumn, baseball in the spring, and basketball in the winter are all objects of our sparkling enthusiasm. We are proud of our outstanding glee club and the performances they stage. More than ten clubs function actively to encourage our participation in school affairs. Many of our student body attend the gala Miss Gold and Black Contest, but the most anticipated event of the year is the elegant Junior-Senior Ball. We experience moments of defeat, of tragedy and of exultation. We do these things together. All this is our way of life here at ... J. H. S. �\ ------ - • • ' • - TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration .. . ................ I I Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I4 Classes ......................... 20 Student Life .... . ................ 44 Athletics ........................ 68 Features ........................ 84 Senior Class Directory .... . ....... I04 Acknowledgements .............. I06 Advertisements ................. I07 7 �GOlDEN HOURS-AT DEAR OlD JHS "A high spot of our year is the MISS GOLD and BLACK Beauty Contest." ... .. -- - A moment of relaxation with school work. 8 "An evening remembered by all - �• Cheerleaders add color and spirit to games. Mr. Floyd enjoying lunch. A new homecoming queen is crowned. = - Little Miss Gold and Black." 9 Peace and quiet at the end of a day. �• • �.!l' �BOARD OF TRUSTEES LEFT TO RIGHT: Mayo Altman, Clifton H. Mudge, J. B. Richardson-CHAIRMAN, James McCall, John D. Eaddy. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. H. M. Floyd FEDERAL PROJECTS COORDINATOR Jerry W. Powell ��Mrs. Helen G. Chapman Mrs. Kathryn Floyd Mrs. Helen Chapman teaches seventh grade History, eighth and ninth grade World Geography and World History. Mrs. Kathryn Floyd teaches eleventh and twelfth grade English and Psychology. They are the very efficient Senior Sponsors. Mr. John Galloway Mrs. L u c i 11 e Chandler teaches Home Economics Courses for high school girls. Mr. John Galloway is in charge of our high school Science Department. He teaches Physics, Biology, Science, and is the Boy-'s Varsity Basketball coach. Mrs. Lucille Chandler ~\ Mrs. Jessie Whaley Mrs. Jessie Whaley is the head of the Mathematics Department. Her courses include: Algebra I and ll, Advanced Algebra, and Trigonometry. Mrs. Vera Stone teaches business I courses including: Typing I, .I Business Math, and General Business. Mrs. Vera Stone I. �Mr. Henry W. Dunahoe Mr. Tracy Lane is handling our Agriculture Department, while Mr. Dunahoe is taking care of our Carpentry Class. Both are doing a fine job. Mr. Tracy Lane Mrs . Madeline Lyerly Mrs. Sara Eaddy, who teaches ninth and tenth grade English and U.S. History, and Mrs. Madeline Lyerly, who teaches high school business courses, are the Freshman advisors. Mrs. Sara Eaddy Mr s. Marjorie L. Bass, Mrs. Reid Nettles, and Mrs. Virginia Poston are the eighth gr ade teachers. Mrs. Bass teaches eighth and ninth grade English, Mrs. Nettles teaches eighth gr ade Math I and 11, and Mrs. P oston teaches eighth grade Science. Mr s. Reid Nettles Mrs. Virginia Poston Mrs. Marjorie L. Bass I \ • �Mr. William C. Wesley Mr. Walter H. Bel: Mr. William C. Wesley and Mr. Walter H. Bell are in charge of the canteen. Mr. Wesley is the guidance counselor and the Varsity Football coach. Mr. Bell teaches Physical Ed ucation and is the Varsity Baseball coach. Mrs. Lura Poston / Johnsonville HighSchool is happyto have Mrs. Lura Poston and Mrs. Clyde Rowntree join its faculty this year. Mrs. Poston is the new 1 i b r a r i an and Mrs. Rowntree is the study hall teacher. / , 0/ I Mrs. Clyde Rowntree Mr. William L. Davis teaches seventh grade Social Studies. Mrs. Lucille Eaddy Mr. William L. Dav Mrs. L u c i 11 e Eaddy teaches s i x t h and seventh grade English. �Mrs. Alice Faye Turner Mrs. Everlee M. Lane Mrs. Tracy A. Hagan SIXTH GRADE Mr s. Mary L. Marsh \ FIFTH GRADE ,J I Mrs. Nella Rae Stone - I 2 '-- FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Louise Fincher Mrs.Kathleen Venters Mrs. Linda Sue Poston �{ • .. •' Mrs. Nancy T. Owens Mrs. Louise B. Mackey THIRD GRADE Mrs. Ruth Jones Mrs. Veneice K. Brown SECOND GRADE Mrs. Burgess L. Altman • • I FIRST GRADE Mrs. Grace Altman Miss Hattie Durant n ..... \. Miss Judy Blackwell �PUBLIC SCHOOL HEALTH __ --··.. PUBLIC .. ...... _.. SCHOOL • • MUSIC -.... • " • • • • • ~-·· ,........_.. ~'-"'\.· ---·--- This year Mrs. Baker teaches music to the second through the fifth grades. Mrs. Keith Baker LUNCHROOM STAFF • - Johnsonville has added to its staff a school nurse and a nurse's aid. Mrs. Mary Dean Huggins and Lois McWhite respectively. • -- CLEAN lNG STAFF Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Carnell, Mrs. Power s, Mrs. Harrelson. I . .- Above: Mrs. Evans. Left: Mrs. Coker and Mrs. Tanner. Mrs. Tanner, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Wise . 19 ���SENIORS ClASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT, Jean Furches; VICE PRESIDENT, Janice Prosser; SECRETARY, Linda Wise; TREASURER, Noonie Eaddy; STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT, Randy Newell; STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES, JoAnn Tyler and Tenzil Perry. CARROLL ALTMAN GERILYNN BERG FREDERICK EARL BROWN �- ... - PAULA FAYE BURRIS LOIS BRENDA CALCUTT JANICE R . DRIGGERS NE D MABRY EADDY NOONIE EADDY CARROLL EDWIN COKER J. JUNIOR CREEL GLENN ALFRED EADDY JAMES RONELL EVANS HUBERT DENNIS FEAGIN �\ \ DORIS JEAN FLEMING MARY JEAN FURCHES JAMES ELBERT HASELDEN CHARLES WAYNE HUMPHRIES JAMES DERYL HUMPHRIES RANDY HANNA JO HARTFIELD DORIS IRENE HATCHELL ELIZABETH JOHNSON RONNIE JOHNSON �LeROY JONES STEPHEN MARTIN KNIGHT, JR. BARBARA A. MATTHEWS IMOGENE JACQULINE MITCHEOM RANDY EUGENE NEWELL JULIUS MANNIE LYERLY RENETTE LYERLY CYNTHIA JEAN McKISSICK TENZILANN PERRY JAMIE PLAYER �WILLIS MALLOY PLAYER LOIS JENNIFER POSTON WILLIAM A, PROSSER JANICE N, PROSSER .. SENIORS ANDREW LUTHER RICHARDSON . BILLY ASKINS TAYLOR JOANN TYLER -.. . RAY BAINEY STONE SARAH JO TYLER LINDA DIANE WISE �JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT: Sandy Eaddy VICE PRESIDENT: Ken Lyerly SECRETARY: Sandra Wise TREASURER: Annette Nettles STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Howard Powell Miriam Barnhill • Ardith Altman Brenda Altman Veretha Avant Miriam Barnhill Larry Cameron ' Robert Cassaboom �Laxton Cole Buddy Dennis Sandy Eaddy Suzanne Eaddy Theresa Eaddy Hal Edwards .,.. Amemda Emory Willie Joe Evans Wayne Godwin .p • · . Hugh Hearn Rita Haselden Ricky Hanna �Wanda Hanna Ricky Haselden Ray Huggins -- - Gary Humphries Ken Lyerly Alton McDaniel Carolyn McDaniel Donna Faye Marlowe Philip Marolowe Annette Nettles Dwaine Parrott Mickey Poston -- .,. ��--- ~------------------------------------------- ClASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT, Bailey Powell; VICE PRESIDENT, Shelby Dennis; SECRETARY, Joe King; TREASURER, Bobby Hooks; STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES, Carroll Jones and Kathy Lambert. SOPHOMORES Wanda Abrams Drexel Avant Roger Barefoot Mallon Baxley Dickie Bennett Jerry Coker Renetta Coker Beatrice Collins Jeannette Cribb Brenda Daniels Roger Daniels Mackey DeCamp Shelby Dennis Peggy Eaddy George Eaddy Robert Eaddy Lee Elbert Ellis David Evans • �Norman Evans Zeno Evans Nell Feagin Ronnie Gaster Jacquelyn Gasque Bonnie Hanna Glenn Hanna Jackie Hanna Ann Hartfield Mexford Hartfield Shirley Haselden Dixie Hearn Bobby Hooks Marie Huggins Danny Johnson carroll Jones Connie Jones Joe King ,-~ Kathy Lambert Dwayne Lyerly Patricia Marlowe Roger Dale Marlowe Shelia Marsh Helen McKissick Barry Morris Carol Ann Nettles Patsy Nettles Edward Parrott Richard Parnell Diane Player Bailey Powell Dickie Prosser Judy Rowntree Carolyn Sisk Bernice Stone Cherry Stone L. B. Stone Teddy Tanner Darry Thigpen Donna Thomas Rex Thompson Gwen Tyler �PRESIDENT: Gail Ward VICE PRESIDENT: Carolyn Miller SECRETARY: Jimmy Mitcheom TREASURER: JohnnyRichardso~ STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Lydene Eaddy Patsy Hanna FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Steve Altman, Silvia Ammons, Glynis Avant, Nellie Ann Avant, Mike Bailey, David Barefoot, Johnny Baxley, Sondra Baxley. SECOND ROW: Mitchell Bazen, Mikel Bellflowers, L. D. Cammeron, Glenn Cammeron, Derrel Cocker, Walter Collins, Randall Cox, Betty Jean Creel. THIRD ROW: Carlisie Creel, Carlton Cribb, Danny DeCamp, Edward Drake, Cynthia Eaddy, Lydene Eaddy, Marylon Eaddy, Steven Eaddy. 33 • �Nelecnia Ellis Brenda Evans Debbie Greenwood Charles Hanna Patsy Hanna Janice Hartfield Randy Hartfield Daniel Haselden Valerie Hearn Samuel Howell Bobbie Hughes Cindy Hughes Bobbie Johnson Levon Jowers Cheryl Joye Denson Lyerly Jean Lyerly Jerry Lyerly I Perry Mackey Gerald Marlowe Phillip Marlowe JoBeth McKissick DeVon Meredith Carolyn Miller Jimmy Mitcheom Shirley Owens Eugene Parrott David Lee Perry Wanda Poston Mary Powell Mike Prosser Johnny Richardson Dale Smith Patricia Smith Bobby Stone Jerald Stone Danny Joe Tanner Ervin Taylor Iris Venters Gail Ward Fairlyn White Carolyn Woodberry �EIGHTH GRADE Ann Altman Donald Altman \ Libby Altman Nell Altman Kenneth Barnhill Jerry Burns Jean Chaplin Michael Clay Gerald Coker Linda Coker Amy Cole Glenn Cox Linda Creel Carroll Eaddy Carolyn Eaddy Wynn Eaddy Palmer Filyaw Jimmy Gaskins Larry Glisson Rodney Graham Charles Hanna Ronnie Hanna Dan Hartfield Tommy Hartfield Emmalene Haselden Gene Haselden Tommy Haselden Susan Huggins Annie Lou Hughes s. L. Hughes Ann Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Carolyn King Susan Knight Carroll Lambert Bryant Lambert Bill Mace Billy McDaniel Wayne McDaniel Glenn Meredith Stephen Mudge Renee Nettles Gloria Parker Dessie Parrott James Parrott Reginald Perry Danny Player Ralph Poston Janet Powell Dee Prosser Shirley Prosser Jacquelyn Roberts Dewey Sisk Gall Smith Jackie Stone Laross Stone Linda Stone Paula Stone Gordon Tanner Terry Tanner Phyllis Thigpen Perry Ann Thompson Larry Tyler Dale Walley Randy Walley Kenneth Wise ...... - . �7TH GRADE -• l • ' . : t Mary Etta Baxley Jimmy Bellflower John Benton Jimmy Biering Susan Blackwell Charles Cantey Jessie Carter Terry Coker --- ..... Legrande Altman Robin Altman Theresa Ammons Julie Ann Avant Boyd Baker Sammy Barefoot Iva Lee Baxley Loulse Baxley \ _.... ....- Steve Coker Kemp Coker Nellie Von Collins Troy Collins Carey Cossaboom Esther Douglas Erma Faye Eaddy Sara Nell Eaddy Walter Floyd Thomas Garris, Jr. Shirley Glisten Anthony Hanna Connie Hanna David Hanna John Hanna Johnny Hanna ---· · 'c - ~ \ ,. ' l Loretta Hanna Troy Hanna Jerry Harrel Sandra Hooks Billy Huggins Joe Huggins Dwayne Humphries Debra Jones Debbie Lane Charles Lyerly Terry Lyerly Norman Knight Dan Marlow Loretta Marlowe Jerry Matthews Sandra McCracken . _ "- . ......... .. . .. ~ .... \. ' ' • ~ • • • 1'""' • I Cleo McDaniel Martha Meredith Timmy Miller Alfred Owens Jimmy Owens Charlie Parrot Nicky Hanna Alan Poston �6TH GRADE ~ -• - Cindy Altman Dimple Altman Joe Altman Laurence Altman Kerris Avant Joe Bailey Reginald Baxley Debbie Brown I - ~it . ! ~ · · -~ Monty Burnette Louie Cameron Ovedla Cameron Karen Chandler Debra Coker Pamela Coker Debra Collins Barry Cox J Chan Cox Llndewood Creel Peggy Ann Creel Darrell Cribb Kathy Davis Don DeMis Joey DuRant Midge DuRant ---· -- • \ .~ Timothy Eaddy Wayne Eaddy Hank Feagin Allen Filyaw Linda Gaster Carol Sue Glisson Allee Faye Graham Susan Graham - ,.,.. . ~· ... •~~•• • •• Ricky Greenwood Allee Hanna Charles Hanna Cindy Hanna Randy Harrelson Larry Hartlleld Loretta Hartfield Wylie Hartfield Nancy Haselden Mary Sue Hughes Patsy Johnson Gene Joye, Jr. Cappy King Lucllle Knight Randell Lee John Lyerly L ' urad Mace Leslie Marlowe Mlllle Wayne Marlowe Randy Marlowe Steve Marlowe Karen Mat,thews Sharon Matthews Nanette McAllister • Gary McDaniel Richard Me lton ROMie Merldth David Mudge Gcneve Nettles Gall Parrott Judy Parrott Dale Poston - \l· .. ;.• ~ .~ ,s • Sherry Poston Grayling Powell Kathy Powell Gcneve Prosser Patricia Prosser RoMle Prosser Marsha Ray OaMy Stsk Sherry Springs Andy Stone Saundra Stone VIckie Stone OaMy TaMer Eric Tanner Elizabeth Taylor John Thompson • Bob Turner Randy Venters Melanie Ward Lynda Wellman Deborah Wise ldell Wise Mike Wise Paul Woodbury ...~ \'~ ~ •• -;~ • .J 0 '..: .., -=- ~I /f ~~ /i/ ltm ' .I \J 1 .. �Steve Abrams C. R. Altman Kenneth Altman Lana Altman Movieta Allman Oneal Altman Pamela Altman l RandelJ Altman Susanne Altman Oneil Ard Chris Avant Richard Baggett Ray SalJou Denise Barnhill \_~ - .._,l Dale Batchelor Charlene Baxley Nancy Bellflowers Mike Benton Paul Bierlng Mike Burns Dwight Carraway I Fritz Edwards Dale Feagin Ronnie Filyaw Gregory Furches Martha Garnett Lexton Gaskins Debra Gaster t I Patrick Coker Richard Coker NelJ Creel Barry Crocker Stephen Dukes Cathy Eaddy Jacqueline· Edgeworth John Gaster, Jr. Marie Glisson Lucy Godwin Irene Graham Ronnie Harrell Stephen Haselden Wanda Haselden ... - - )r Rlcl<ey Hlcl<s Anita Hodges Karen Humphries Jeanette Kinder Mark King Marilyn Garris Althea Marlowe I •, 1 Christine McCallister Sharon McOanle I Ra.ndolph Miles Deborah Mltcbeom Deborah Mudge Joey Newell Carey Owens - ... VIrginia Port Dale Poston Mackey Poston Patsy Poston Rlcl<ey Poston Sandra Poston Pam PowelJ \ • . -~ .,-· ' - ~ , - \ I - -· .. -- ..... - ;;iHi . i t1J ' Burnie Prosser Gall Prosser Christine Smith Setty Jean Stone Silly Stone Jerry Stone Kathy Stone Mary Stone Steve Stone Sherrie Tyler Eddie Wlso Laura Wise Myron Wise Marilyn Woodberry 5TH GRADE �4TH GRADE Donnie Abrams Akrus Altman Karen Altman Patricia Allman David Ammons Sherwin Altman Susan Altman Ricky Atkinson I' Marsha Avant Gretchen SaJ<er Wayne Barefoot Gall Batchelor Caroltne Baxley Rita Faye Baxley Sandra Baxley Sara AM Baxley Pamela Burnett Sutch Burrows Russell Canty Willard Carter Bob Chaplin Debbie Coker Martha Coker Pamela Coker \ .- l r 1 ... DaMy Cox Sandra Creel Wanda Creel Dennis Cribb John Cribb Elaine Curry Rena Dell Dennis Ricky Dennis Cerise Eaddy John C. Eaddy Sleven Eaddy Randall Evans Angela Elam Vlcke Evans Suzanne Gaskins Elaine Gaster Launette Glisson Larry Graham AM Hanna RoMie HarUield Steve Hartfield Barbara Hicks Ray Hicks Sharon Hucks -· ·~ .. '- ... """" ... ·~ 7 0 ' 0 ..'',1·.._ _"'·. ""' ... .. •. ~ ... 1 . I I Martin Huggins Randall Johnson Donna Keefe William Kinder Clyde Kirton Nancy Knight Hal Lewis Joseph Lewis - • Trudy Lyerly Elloree Marlowe Debra McCracken Christine McDaniel Sonja Mc Kensie Cherry Miles Eugene Miles Charlene Ow~ns Mary Nell Owens Mickel Owens Lewis Parrott Philip Perry Nancy Poston Teresa Poston Wanda Poston Claude Ray Powell Gall Powell Denward Prosser Kitty Schlenger Larry Sntith DoMa Stone Donna Stone Mickey Springs Dean Ray Tatum Charlotte Taylor Deborah Taylor Kathy Thompson Glenda Walley Neal Ward Beth Weave r Krist! Wesley Renee Willis Thomas Willis Kenneth Woodbury ' -. ; ~ 0 • • �Gale Altman Jakey Altman Michael Altman Sharron Altman Pamela Barefoot -. I 3RD GRADE \ .~ - ·~ t • ....__ ... I• ,r Ann Baxle y Kathle ne Ba.x ley Ga ry Benton Debra Bler ing Teddy Bishop Dianna Blackwell Mona Sue Burris Sandra Carter Beverly Coker Mitchell Collins Brenda Cox Charles Creel Bruce Cribb Mary Anne Cribb I l I • •• I ,(';)_ ' 't - ' -- - - \ f • • Sandra Gaster Laura Lee Hagen B!lly Hanna Ethel Han.n a Jack Hanna Ronald Haselden J oyce Johnson Robin Lane David Lawrence Mary Lee Jonathan Lewis Beve rly Lindley Shirley Ann Lyerly Lucille Marlowe . .I t _.... Alan Dennis Doris Jean Dennis Jul!e Eaddy Tracy Eaddy Keith Edgeworth Michael Furches George Gaster 4 • I .'---'--·- ..,- Luther Marlow Mary Marlow Sandra Marlow Tommy Marlow Angle Marsh Lou Bell Martin Mackey Martin Rebecca McCraken Charles McKenzie Alene Nettles Willis Port Glenda Powell Jimmy Powell Lance Powell Bonnie Prosser He len Prosser Tereyl Prosser Barry Stone Donnell Stone Gregory Stone Janice Stone Levern Stone Marie Stone Mark Stone Ricky Stone Teresa Stone Terry Stone WUI!s Stone • Sharon Tanner Deborah Tatum Cindy Todd Robert Wilkes Martha Wise Richard Wise Oneal Woodberry ��Robin Alford Brian Altman Connie Altman Teresa Altman Ann Ard Connie Ard Dale Avant Ricky Barrineau Elvis Baxley Robin Baxley VIcky Baxley VIckie Baxley Andy Biering Phyllls Coker Junior Colllns Lisa Collins ~ 7 ' • . • G1 --- r- • -... l -"'"-"". -- ~ -...,..,_ ....-::. Sondra Collins Cynthia Creel Russell Cribb Steve Dennis Bobby Eaddy Jimmie Eaddy Mark Eaddy Cathy Eiam w I' Kippy Evans Gloria Fennell Lavon Foxworth Ulee Graham Sara Lynne Hagan Gary Hanna Genese Hanna Mlke Hanna .. \ 1ST GRADE I ' Rodney Hanna Steve Hanna Thomas Hanna Eve Hartfield Helen Hartfield Kathy Hartfield Lynn Haselden Ricky Hicks , -;-t: - . ... V L Robin Hooker Martin Humphries Cheryl Joye Darlene Joye Alvin Kinder Costa King Gay Lambert Jimmy Lee '--~---- - ~I - -·~ Scott Morris John Wayne Nicholson Ann Owens Mack Owens Ray Perdue KaY.e Perry Cindy Poston Kim Poston r .. .. - ~ I \ • Russell Lyerly Steve Lewls Donald Marlow Freddie Marlow Selwyn Marlowe Darlene Marsh Steve Marsh Dean McAlister •• Leslie Poston Lurie Poston, m Quinn Poston Ricky Poston Carla Powell Kren Powell Keith Powell Wayne Powell --_-_, ' I • ' Rhonda Powers Alison Prosser William Prosser Betty Rogers L. B. Rogers Wayne Slsk Annette Stone Bobby Stone David Stone Jacquelyn Stone Karen Stone Robin Stone Oava Lynn Taylor John Taylor Angela Thompson Ronetta Todd Stephen Todd David Turner Richard Ward Ronda Warren Glen Wilkes Ronald Wilkes Lorie Woodberry Rodney Woodberry �M A s c I 0 I T • I s Sara Lynn Hagan, a daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Shay Hagan, is in Miss Blackwell' s r oom. l Kippy Evans, a son of Mr. & Mrs. Levine Evans, is in Miss DuRant's room. .... --~ f•• • - The Mascots for the Class of 1967 wer e selected by the Senior Class. They will participate in Class Day, Commencement, and Graduation exercises. 43 �• ��SENIOR MOST TALENTED JO ANN TYLER - RANDY HANNA MOST COURTEOUS JANICE DRIGGERS - WAYNE HUMPHRIES MOST ATHLETIC GERI BERG- J. JUNIOR CREEL BEST ALL AROUND JEAN FURCHES - RANDY NEWELL �------- SUPERLATIVES - ----- l ~ J MOST INTELLECT UAL FAYE BURRIS - BILLY TAYLOR MaiT POPULAR JANICE PROSSER - RONNIE JOHNSON MOST LIKELY TO SUCCE ED CINDY McKISSICK - ANDY RICHARDSON • /' • BEST LOOKING IMOGENE MITCHEOM- BILLY PROSSER -~rn �SENIOR I ~ BEST DRESSED RENETTE LYERLY - DERYL HUMPHRIES MOOT BASHFUL BARBARA MATTHEWS- MABRY EADDY WITTIEST TENZIL PERRY- JULIUS LYERLY MOST TALKATIVE ELIZABETH JOHNSON- JAMIE PLAYER r ·- "\r t ~ I " ~ ~ '" • .,; • .. .... ' ' '.....•• t'' !':'>!;·· . i ( ' ·:.: 11 ,. .. ' �SUPERLATIVES CUTEST SARA JO TYLER - CARROL COKER BEST SCHOOL SP ffiiT LINDA WISE - JAMES HASELDEN MOST VALUABLE ffiENE HATCHELL- RAY STONE MOST DEPENDABLE JO HARTFIELD - STEVE KNIGHT ' �THESE ARE BETTY CROCKER AWARD JEAN FURCHES BOY'S STATE ANDY RICHARDSON - MABRY EADDY BILLY PROSSER GIRL'S STATE GERI BERG - JEAN FURCHES 50 �-- I -- c= -. --- - -- KING TEEN MABRY EADDY D.A.R. AWARD LINDA WISE OUR HONORED FURMAN SCHOLARS: SANDY EADDY ARDITH ALTMAN VERETHA AVANT BOB COSSABOOM 51 I I I • 1 I �I THE GOLD ANNUAL Mr. William Davis- Advisor, Jo Hartfield and Tenzil Perry - Editors, Janice Prosser- CoBusiness Manager. THE GOLD AND BLACK records our way After s pending many study halls, afternoons, and Saturdays working on the GOLD AND BLACK, we are able to look back with pride on our hard work and frustrations .· Another who can emit a sign of relief is Mr. William Davis, sponsor. Photographs, schedules, copy, identification, typing, layout pages, ads, deadlines, and bills are just memories now, but each moment of the long weeks of work can be reli::ved by scanning these pages . The GOLD AND BLACKstaff hopes that our way oflife will be embedded always within these pages and that it will grow dearer tp each of us as the memories _mellow with age . Jenny Poston, Elizabeth Johnson - Co-Business Manager, Geri Berg, Jean Furches. • 52 �AND BLACK STAFF Dixie Hearn Suzanne Eaddy Irene Hatchell Cindy McKissick • I Linda Wise Faye Burris Noonie Eaddy Imogene Mitcheom Amenda Emery Theresa Eaddy Brenda Altman Ardith Altman Miriam Barnhill Donna Thomas Brenda Calcutt Brenda Daniels Shirley Haselden Ann Hartfield • �FLASHES KEEPS JHS - The FLASHES, our school paper is published every six-weeks by an editorial staff of fifteen. The news editor co-ordinates the different sections and makes story assignments. These stories are placed in position in the paper by the editor-in-chief. The FLASHES provides as opportunity for students to practice writing and drawing. It serves the school by reporting past and future happenings, reflecting opinions, providing a showcase for creative writing, and giving enjoyment to the readers. Above: Flashes Staff. Right: Sponsor- Mrs . Lyerly, Assistant Editor - Imogene Mitcheom, Editor-in-Chief- Jean Furches. Below: Art Editors - Billy Taylor, Noonie Eaddy. / - • Editor-in-chief . Assistant Editor . News Editor . Social Editor. Clubs Editor . . . 54 . .. .Jean Furche' . Imogene Mitcheoc . . . Faye Burr_ . Renette Lyer. . . . Suzanne Eada �' READERS UP TO DATE News Editor: Faye Burris, Feature Editors: Jo Hartfield, Linda Wise . • "' I. Sports Editors: Hal Edwards and Geri Berg, Social Editor: Renette Lyerly, Club Editor: Suzanne Eaddy. Art Editors . . Noonie Eaddy and Billy Taylor Sports Editors . . . Geri Berg and Hal Edwards Feature Editors . . Linda Wise and Jo Hartfield News Staff .. Cindy McKissick, Theresa Eaddy, Shirley Haselden, Miriam Barnhill, JoAnne Tyler a 7 News Staff: JoAnn Tyler, Shirley Haselden, Miriam Barnhill. 55 �SOUTH CA.ROliNA HIGH SCHOOl liBRARY ASSISTANTS SENIOR AWARD liBRARY ASSISTANTS J 56 Noonie Eaddy Jo Hartfield Linda Wise Cindy McKissick Janice Prosser Tenzil Perry Elizabeth Johnson Imogene Mitcheom JoAnn Tyler Jean Furches Faye Burris Deryl Humphries Sara Jo Tyler Steve Knight Irene Hatchell Andy Richardson Jenny Poston Brenda Calcutt Geri Berg �WE HAVE THE STATE LIBRARY LEADERS. Imogene Mitcheom, Geri Berg, Janice Prosser, Mrs. Lura Poston - Sponsor STATE PRESIDENT DISTRICT PRESIDENT LOCAL PRESIDENT Imogene Mitcheom Geri Berg Janice Prosser - -- 57 ,. �STUDENT COUNCil FIRST ROW: Jacqueline Roberts, Renette Lyerly, Secretary; Bobby Hooks, Treasurer; Randy Newell, President; Sandy Eaddy, Vice President; Gail Ward. SECOND ROW: Kathy Lambert, Stephen Mudge, Jean Furches, Dee Prosser. THIRD ROW: Patsy Hanna, Miriam Barnhill, JoAnn Tyler, Howard Powell, Bailey Powell, Tenzil Perry, Dessie Parrott, Lydene Eaddy. The primary contribution of the Student <:::ouncil lies in the area of teaching good citizenship by providing the means whereby students may experience self-directing privileges and responsibilities within well-defined limits under faculty guidance. rn· addition, the Student Council effectively manages certain phases of the school program related to student activities and helps to maintain a social climate conducive to good learning. Student Council officers are selected by the student body; all class presidents are members of the Council and each homeroom selects a council representative. Their term of office is one year. Randy Newell - President • 58 �BETA ClUB FIRST ROW: Faye Burris, Chaplain; Linda Wise, Reporter; Imogene Mitcheom, Second Vice P r esident; Sandra Wise, Treasurer; Jo Hartfield, Parliamentarian; J ean Furches, First Vice P resident; Geri Berg, Secr etary; Billy Taylor, P resident. SECOND ROW: Gwen Tyler, Bobby Hooks, Ardith Altman, Marie Huggins, Bailey Powell, Judy Rowntree, Diane Player, Renette Lyerly. THIRD ROW: Kathy Lamber t, Shir ley Has elden, J oe King. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Eaddy, Andy Richardson, Drexel Avant, Dicky Bennett, Dwayne Lyerly. Mrs. Floyd Co-Sponsor Mrs. Chapman Co-Sponsor The National Beta Club has become r ecognized as one of the most esteemed high school organizations. Beta Clubs are known for their CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, and SERVICE. 59 �FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Our Creed Learning To Do, Doing To Learn, Earning To Live, Living To Serve. Howard Powell- President, Carroll Coker - Vice President, George Eaddy- Secretary, Barry Morris- Treasurer, Wayne Humphries - Sentinel. FIRST ROW: Carroll Coker, Roger Springs, Phillip Marlowe, Jerald Stone, Gerald Marlowe, Howard Powell. SECOND ROW: Darry Thigpen, George Eaddy, Eugene Parrott, Walter Collins, Carlisle Creel, Carlton Cribb, Freddy Haselden, Dale Marlowe. THIRD ROW: Barry Morris, L. D. Cameron, Gary Humphries, Glenn Eaddy, Malloy Player, Carrol Altman. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Humphries, Richard Parnell, Danny DeCamp, Rex Thompson, Glenn Hanna. 60 •• �FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America Club strives to prepare girls for the responsibilities of a home and family. In Home Economics girls are taught the f u n d a m e n t a 1 s of cooking and sewing. Some emphasis is placed on interior decorating and home improvement. Geri Berg - President, Renette Lyerly - Vice President, Shelby Dennis - Secretary, Faye Burris -Treasurer, Elizabeth J ohnson- Reporter . FIRST ROW: Geri Berg, Shelby Dennis, Faye Burris, Grenda calcutt, Irene Hatchell, Jean Furches, Marilyn Eaddy, Lydene Eaddy, Jo Hartfield, Bernice Stone, Ann Hartfield, Imogene Mitcheom, Suzanne Eaddy, Theresa Eaddy. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Joye, Cindy Hughes, Lynn Cammeron, Shirley OWens, Bobbie Ann Hughes, Cindy McKissick, Linda Wise, Cynthia Eaddy, Mrs . Chandler- SPONSOR, Carolyn Sisk,Rita Haselden, CarolynWoodberry,Nellie Ann Avant, Marie Huggins, Diane Player. 61 �FIRST ROW: Sandra Wise, President; Linda Wise, Vice President; Geri Berg, Secretary; Suzanne Eaddy, Treasurer; Valerie Hearn, Historian; Sondra Baxley, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Sheila Marsh, Jeanette Cribb, Patricia Smith, Mrs. Whaley, Sponsor; Brenda Calcutt, Kathy Lambert, Peggy Eaddy, Carol Ann Nettles, Patsy Hanna, Gail Ward. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA • Mrs. Whaley Sponsor Students interested in the field of teaching thoroughly enjoy their membership in the Future Teachers of America Club. Members serve as substitutes when teachers have to be away from the classroom. They sponsor a contest for "Teacher of the Year" in which students vote for their favorite teacher. Mrs. Vera Stone was chosen for the 1965-66 school year. 62 �. • _, FIRST ROW: Janice Prosser, Reporter; Elizabeth Johnson, Secretary; Renette Lyerly, Vice President; Jo Hartfield, President. SECOND ROW: Tenzil Perry, Jenny Poston, Sandra Wise, Ardith Altman, Carolyn Powell. THIRD ROW: Cindy McKissick, Janice Powell, Amenda Emery, Brenda Altman, Brenda Calcutt. FOURTH ROW: Faye Burris, Miriam Barnhill, Rita Haselden, Jean Furches . • FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA • FBLA is designed particularly for those students who are looking forward to careers in business. Members of the Future Business Leaders of America learn how to lead and participate in group discussions, preside at meetings and conferences, head and work on committee assignments, engage ingroupproblemconferences, work effectively with others in a democratic society, and participate in other activities which contribute to the development of desirable leadership qualities. .63 Mrs. Ver a Stone Sponsor �• • HIGH SCHOOl CHORUS Mrs. Bass Sponsor This year the Chorus is under the capable leadership of Mrs. Bass. Activities of the Chorus "included a Christmas program, singing at the baccalaureate service, and at graduation. 64 �\ BLOCK ~~ J '' CLUB TIME KE.EPER ~ SCORE KEEPER The Block J Club is comprised of our lettered athletes, Cheerleaders, and coaches. They sponsor our ballgames and keep our athletes in top quality equipment. Wayne Godwin, TIME KEEPER; Marie Huggins, SCORE KEEPER. • FIRST ROW: Billy Prosser, PRESIDENT; Ronnie Johnson, VICE PRESIDENT; Imogene Mitcheom, SECRETARY; Janice Prosser, REPORTER; John Galloway, Walter Bell, and Mr. Billy Wesley, COACHES. SECOND ROW: Connie J ones, Suzanne Eaddy, Judy Rowntree, Kathy Lamber t, James Has elden, Randy Newell, Randall Cox, Ervin Taylor . THIRD ROW: Bailey Powell, J oe King, Dickie Bennett, Ray Stone, Mallon Baxley, Rex Thompson, Richar d P arnell, Jamie Player . FOURTH ROW: Jay Creel, Linda Wise, Marie Huggins, Theresa Eaddy, Hal Edwards, Ger i Berg, Ken Lyerly, Danny DeCamps. 65 ��BU.S DRIVERS • • Janice Prosser, Randy Newell, Andy Richardson, Teddy Tanner, Jay Creel, Deryl Humphries, Carrol Coker, Wayne Humphries, Malloy Player, Julius Lyerly, Larry Taylor, Theresa Eaddy. A Bus Driver has to have nerves of steel and the patience of a saint. Transporting about 60 pupils to school everyday is one of the biggest responsibilities a student can undertake. They truly serve our school with their dependability and carefulness. Service Rendered To School • 67 �• �• , ....... �Golden Flashes 70 Varsity �• • • -- - - •• • Coaches; Mr. J ohnS. Galloway, Mr . Walter H. Bell, and Mr . William Wesley 71 �Ray Stone Ronnie Johnson I. II A• J: l • SENIOR PlAYERS AND CO-CAPTAINS Jay Creel Jamie Player 72 �Randy Newell Billy Prosser Billy Prosser Randy Newell Ronnie Johnson James Haselden Freddy Brown 73 �GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: Geri Berg, Shelby Dennis, Theresa Eaddy, Suzanne Eaddy, Connie Jones, Diane Player. STANDING: Imogene Mitcheom, Veretha Avant, Ann Hartfield, Ardith Altman, Dee Prosser, Janice Prosser, Kathy Lambert, Shirley Hasleden, Nelcenia Ellis. ;/ Mrs. Virginia Poston 74 �Co -Captains: Theresa Eaddy Suzanne Eaddy Coach: Mrs. Virginia Poston SCOREBOARD Johnsonville • • • 39 Johnsonville • • • 27 Johnsonville • • • 19 Johnsonville • • • 22 Johnsonville • • • 28 J ohnsonville • • • 20 J ohnsonville • • • 26 Johnsonville • • • 44 Johnsonville • • • 30 Johnsonville • • • 16 Johnsonville • • • 54 Johnsonville • • • 35 Johnsonville • • • 32 Johnsonville • • • 23 Johnsonville • • • 43 Johnsonville • • • 40 Johnsonville . • • 39 Johnsonville • • • 43 Hemingway • • • • • 31 Brittons Neck • • • • 31 Lake City • • • • • • 28 Pleasant Hill. • • • • 34 Hanna - Pamplico . • • 54 Hemingway • • • • • 44 Lake City • • • • • • 31 Brittons Neck • • • • 43 Andrews. • • • • • • 32 Hanna - Pamplico . • • 41 Williamsburg • • • • 28 Indiantown • • • • • • 44 Indiantown • • • • • • 36 Pleasant Hill • • • • . 34 Macedonia • • • • • • 31 Williamsburg • • • • 35 Andrews. • • • • • • 38 Macedonia • • • • • • 43 vs. vs • vs • vs vs vs. vs • vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs • vs. vs • Conference T ournament Johnsonville • • • 51 vs. Williamsburg •••• 29 Johnsonville • • • 34 vs. Pleasant Hill• •• • • 35 75 �s E N \ 0 R Janice Prosser Imogene Mitcheom p L A y E R s 76 Geri Berg �BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Billy Taylor, Ken Lyerly, Randy Newell, Billy Prosser, Hal Edwards, Randall Cox, James Elbert Haselden, Coach:'Mr. John Galloway. Randy Newell, co-captain; Mr. John Galloway, coach; Billy Prosser, cocaptain. 77 �Co-Captains Randy Newell Billy Prosser SCOREBOARD Johnsonville • •• 40 Johnsonville • • • 45 Johnsonville • • • 35 Johnsonville • • • 50 Johnsonville • •• 32 Johnsonville • • • 49 Johnsonville • • • 51 Johnsonville • • • 40 Johnsonville • • • 56 Johnsonville o • • 66 J ohnsonville • •• 33 J ohnsonville • • • 36 Johnsonville •• • 48 J ohnsonville • • • 56 Johnsonville • • • 49 Johnsonville • • • 39 Johnsonville • • • 44 Johnsonville • •• 48 vs. vs. vs. vs• vs. vs • vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs • vs. vs. vs. vs. vs • vs. Brittons Neck • • • • 47 Lake City • • • • • • 37 Pleasant Hill. • • • • 34 Hanna-Pamplico . • • 57 60 Hemingway. • • • • Lake City • • • • • • 80 Brittons Neck • • • • 72 Andrews • • • • • 62 Hanna -Pamplico . • • 68 Williamsburg • • 61 Indiantown • • • • • • 50 Indiantown • • • • • • 43 Pleasant Hill • • • • 29 Macedonia •• • • • • 42 Williamsburg • • • • 56 Hemingway. • • • • • 46 Andrews . • • • • • • 64 Macedonia . • • • • • 41 0 0 • 0 • Conference Tournament Johnsonville ••• 55 vs. Macedonia •••••• 53 Johnsonville ••• 22 vs. Hemingway••• •• • 27 78 • �• Randall Cox Hal Edwards James Haselden • Roger Barefoot Ken Lyerly Billy Taylor 79 �FIRST ROW: Dickie Bennett, Mallon Baxley, Bailey Powell, Carrol Coker, Ronnie Prosser, MANAGER. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bell, COACH, Ronell Evans, Willie Joe Evans, James Haselden, Billy Prosser. - - - • - • ~· -. .. ........ • • Well, I tried . . . 80 •• �, • ... . • ·• Throw me the ball. But it was my turn! -.. • Let' s talk it over! ! ! ! • • �VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS: Captain: Janice Prosser Geri Berg Theresa Eaddy Imogene Mitcheom Suzanne Eaddy Connie Jones Linda Wise Judy Rowntree Mrs. Virginia Poston 82 • �JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERlEADERS Robin Altman Susan Blackwell Patricia Smith Carolyn Miller Jean Chaplin Phyllis Thigpen Valerie Hearn Tanya Wesley 83 �• .. -..' - - --• 1 �eatures I �... •• • • • .• .• • • •• • •• ••• •• ••• • • • • .. .• • ..• . • • • • . . • • • •• • •• .. . • . • • ~ '•. • ••••. .. , • • • • • ••...•• • .. •• • • • t. • • •• • • • • •• •• • • • • • •• • • . . .. .... .. • ••• • • • •• • , • • .. • f . .; • • • ~~Little'' Mtss Gold And Black Gay Lambert �Geri Berg �·Miss Gold And Black Runner-up Theresa Eaddy • �Miss Johnsonville High Jean Furches �• ,J . Miss JohAsonvil~e High r. Runner-up 'i Janice Prosser ~, v , ..... \.,4,;--t �een �• MISS fHA Brenda Calcutt �' li A SWEETHEART ~ Imogene Mitcheom �-- I MISS SENIOR -, f Linda Wise - �' • " MISS JUNIOR ; Carole Ann Hanna �Miss Sophomore Diane Player ����• . . Homecoming Queen and Her Court Suzanne Eaddy Sponsor-Freddy Brown Shelby Dennis Sponsor - Randy Newell Barbara Matthews Sponsor - James Elbert Haselden 100 �Sandra Wise Sponsor - J . Junior Creel • Diane Player Sponsor - Ronnie Johnson I LJ • r • Connie Jones Sponsor - Ray Stone - ~ Theresa Eaddy Sponsor - Billy Prosser �Golden Hours • • • • �Recess �Senior Directory CARROLL ALTMAN HUBERT DENNIS FEAGIN FFA-1, 2,3,4. FFA-1. G ERILYNN BERG DORIS JEAN FLEMING FHA-1,2, 3,4; President-3, 4; District President-3; Beta Club-1,2,3,4; Officer - 3,4; Glee Club-1,2,3; J . V. Cheerleader-!; Varsity Cheerleader-2,3,4; Homecoming Court-2,3; May Court-1; Block J Club-1,2,3,4; Officer3; Gold and Black staff-2,3,4; FTA-2,3,4; Officer - 3,4; Class Officer - 3; FFA Sweetheart - 3; Miss Gold and Black Candidate-2; Runner -up-3; Miss Gold and Black-4; Fur man Scholar-3; Marshal-3; Cheerleader Club-3,4; Officer -3,4; French Club-3; Officer-3; Library Club-3,4; District President -4; School Flashes - 3, 4; Sports Editor-4; Senior Superlative - "Most Athletic." Bus driver for Stuckey High School-4. FREDERICK EARL BROWN MARY JEAN FURCHES Class Officer- 1, 2,3,4; President-3,4; FHA-1, 2, 3,4; Offi cer-2, 3,4; Beta Club- 1, 2,3,4; Officer-1, 2, 3,4; Library Club-2,3,4; Officer- 3,4; FBLA-3, 4; Student Council-3,4; Officer- 3; Chorus-1,2; Flashes Staff-3,4; News Editor3; Editor -in-Chief- 4; Miss Gold and Black Contestant2,4; Homecoming Attendant-!; May Court-2; Annual Staff - 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative - "Best All Around"; Furman Scholar-3; Marshal-3; Miss Hi Miss-3; Girls' State - 3; Betty Crocker Award - 4; Miss Johnsonville High-4; French Club-3; Vice President-3. Football - 3,4; Block J Club- 3,4; FFA- 1,2,3; BusDriver3,4. RANDY HANNA PAULA FAYE BURRIS FFA-1; Chorus-1; Football- 3; Class Vice - President-2; Senior Superlative-"Most Talented. " Beta Club-1,2,3,4; Chaplain-4; FHA-1,2,3,4; Record Book Chairman-3; Treasurer - 4; French Club-3; Secretary-3; Library Club-4; FBLA-4; Flashes Staff-3,4; Feature Editor- 3; News Editor-4; Miss Gold and Black3; Annual Staff- 1,2,4; Chief Marshal-3; Class Historian4; Senior Superlative - "Most Intelligent"; Class Report er-3; Chorus-1,2. LOIS BRENDA CALCUTT Miss FHA- 4; FTA- 4; Library Club- 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; FBLA-4; Annual Staff- 4; Chorus-2, 3; FHA Chaplain-4. JO HARTFIELD FHA- 1,2,4; Officer-4; Library Club-2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Bet a Club- 1,2,3,4; Parliamentarian-4; FBLA-3,4; President- 4; Chorus - 1,2, 3; Vice - President- 3; Flashes Staff- 3,4; News Staff -3; Feature Editor-4; Student Council-2; Junior Varsity BasketbaU -3; Miss Gold and Black Contestant-2,4; Class Officer-! ; Gold and Black Staff1,2,3,4; Co-Editor- 4; Senior Superlative-"Most Dependable." JAMES ELBERT HASELDEN CARROLL EDWIN COKER Bus Driver-4; Baseball-2,3,4; FFA-1,4; Trade and In dustrial Club- 3; Senior Superlative -"Cutest." J . JUNIOR CREEL Football - 1,2,3,4; Block J Club- 3; Bus Driver - 4; Senior Superlative-"Most Athletic." Football- 1,3,4; Basketball-4; Baseball- 2,3,4; Senior Superlative- "Best School Spirit"; Block J Club-1,2,3,4. DORIS ffiENE HATCHELL FHA-1,4; Parliamentarian- 4; Library Club-1,2,3,4; FBLA-4; Treasurer- 4; Gold and Black Staff-4; Senior Superlative-"Most Valuable"; Chorus - 2,3. WAYNE HUMPHRIES JANICE R. DRIGGERS Bus Driver- 1,2,3; Class Chaplain- 4; Senior Superlative"Most Courteous"; FFA-1,2,3,4; Vice.-President-3; Sentinel-4. DERYL HUMPHRIES Beta Club- 4; Senior Superlative - "Most Courteous." GLENN ALFRED EADDY FFA-1,2,3,4; Secretary of Agriculture-2,3. Library Club-2,3; Bus Driver- 3,4; Basketball-!; Senior Superlative-"Best Dressed". · NED MABRY EADDY Furman Scholar- 3; Boys' State - 3; FrenchClub-3; "King Teen"-4. NOONIE JEAN EADDY Beta Club- 4; Library Club-3.4; Co-Treasurer - 4; Flashes Staff- 3,4; Art Editor - 3,4; FHA-1,2; Senior Class Treasurer; Gold and Black Staff-4; Chorus- 1,2. ELIZABETH LETA J OHNSON FBLA -3,4; Secret a r y - 4; Library Club-1,2, 3,4; Miss Gold and Black Contestant-3; Chorus - 1,2; FHA- 1,2,4; Recreation Chairman-2; Report e r-4; Harvest Queen Contestant-!; Annual Staff- 4; Co-Business Manager- 4; Junior Varsity Basketball-3; Senior Superlative-"Most Talkative". RONALD SCOTT JOHNSON JAMES RONEL L EVANS Class Reporter -1; FootbaU -3,4; Captain -4; Block J -3, 4; Vice - President-4; Senior Superlative- "Most Popular". BasebaU - 3,4. 104 �Senior Directory WILLIS MALLOY PLAYER LEROY JONES FFA- 1. Bus Driver -3,4; FFA-1,2,3,4; Library Club-2,3,4. ' STEPHEN MARTIN KNIGHT, JR. LOIS JENNIFER POSTON Library Club-1,2,3,4; Officer-2,3; Chorus-1,2,3; FTA2; French Club- 3; Senior Superlative - "Most Dependable". FHA- 1,2; FBLA-4; Library Club- 4; Chorus-1; Annual Staff-4; FHA Officer-3,4; Chairman Committee - 3. JULIUS MANNIE LYERLY Football-1,2,3,4; Captain-2,3,4; Basketball-2,4; Captain-2,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Captain-2; Block J Club1,2,3,4; President-4; Boys' State-3; FBLA- 2; Senior Superlative-"Best Looking". WILLIAM A. PROSSER Bus Driver-4; Senior Superlative - ''Wittiest". RENETTE LYERLY May Day Attendant- !; Miss Gold and Black Contestant2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; Vice-President-4; Beta Club-1,2, 3,4; Student Council - 2,3,4; Treasurer- 3; .Secretary- 4; Homecoming Attendant- 3; Library Club-4; FBLA- 4; Vice-P resident-4; Annual Staff-1,2,4; Flashes Staff2,3,4; News Staff-2,3; Social Editor-4; Senior Superlative-"Best Dressed"; Class Prophet; High School Cho rus - 1,2; Secretary-2; Girls' State Alternate-3. BARBARA A. MATTHEWS JANICE PROSSER FHA-1,2; Officer:.2; Library Club-1,2,3,4; Secretary3; President-4; FBLA-4; Reporter-4; Block J Club-3,4; Reporter-4; Chorus-1,2,3; Miss Gold and Black Candidate-2; Runner-up-4; Cheerleader-3,4; Captain-4; Bas ketball-1,2,3,4; Miss Joh~sonville High-Runner-up-4; May Day Attendant-2; ~us Driver-4; Gold and Black Staff -4; Senior Sup e r 1 at i v e - "Most Popular"; Senior Class Officer - 4; Vice - President. ANDREW LUTHER RICHARDSON Library Club-3; Senior Superlative- "Most Bashful"· ' "Miss Junior"; Homecoming Attendant-3,4. CYNTHIA JEAN McKISSICK FHA- 1,2,4; Library C 1 u b-1,2,3,4; Reporter-3; VicePresident- 4; Chorus - 1,2,3; FBLA-1; Senior Superlative-"Most Likely to Succeed"; Flashes Staff-4; News Staff; 4; Annual Staff-4; FHA Reporter- 2; Junior Varsity Basketball-1,2; Class Song Writer- 4. IMOGENE JACQUELINE MITCHEOM Football- 2; Block J Club-2,3; Senior Superlative-"Most Likely to Succeed"; Student Council-2; Beta Club- 1,2, 3,4; French Club- 3; Library Club- 2,3,4; Officer- 3; Chorus - 1,2,3; Boys' State Representative; Annual Staff-3; Class President-2; FFA-1,2; Bus Driver-3,4. RAY BAINEY STONE Football-3,4; Baseball-3; FBLA-2; Block J Club-3,4; Senior Superlative- "Most Valuable". BILLY ASKINS TAYLOR Class Reporter-1; Secretary-3; Homecoming Attendant - 2; Que e n-3; FFA Sweetheart-4; Miss Gold and Black Class ~ficer-1,2; Furman Scholar - 3; Marshal-3; Beta Club- 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff; Art Editor of Flashes-3,4; Contestant- 2,3,4; May Day Attendant- !; FHA-1,2,3,4; Basketball-3,4; Block J Club-4; "Star Award"-4; HisSecretary-2; Treasurer-3; Library Club-3,4; State tory Award-3; "Best AllAround"-4; Senior SuperlativePresident- 4; Beta Club- 1,2,3,4; 2nd Vice-President-4; "Most Intellectual"; High School Chorus -1,2; Class LawSenior Superlative-"Best Looking"; Block J - 2,3,4; Cheerleader-2,3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader-!; Bas- yer-4. ketball- 1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3; President-3; Flashes JOANN TYLER Staff-3,4; Sports Editor-3; Assistant Editor-4. RANDY EUGENE NEWELL Football-2,3,4; Captain-4; Basketball - 3, 4; Captain- 4; Senior Superlative-"Best All Around"; Student Council Preside n t - 4; French Club-3; P resident-3; Library Club-1,2,3,4; Officer- 3,4; Block J - 2,3,4; Chorus-2,3; Boys' State Alternate-3; Bus Driver-4. FHA- 1,3; Library C 1 u b-3,4; Officer -4; FBLA-2,3; Flashes Staff-4; Class Poet - 4; Peace Essay Contest-1st Prize; Senior Superlative-"Most Talented"; Student Council-4. SARA JO TYLER Library Club- 4; Senior Superlative-"Cutest". TENZIL ANN PERRY LINDA DIANNE WISE C 1 ass Reporter-3; Student Council Representative-4; Gold and Black Staff-Co- Editor - 4; Chorus -2,3; Senior Superlative-''Wittiest"; FBLA-4; FHA-1,2; Miss Gold and Black Semi-Finalist - 4; Junior Varsity BasketballS; Library Club- 1,2,3,4; Officer-4; Giftorian. Class President-1; Secretary-4; May Day Attendant-1,2; Homecoming Attendant-3; Marshal- 3; Beta Club-1,2, 3,4; Reporter-3,4; Library Club- 4; FHA-1,2,3,4; Record Book Chairman- 2.,3; Block J Club-3,4; Cheerleader3,4; D.A.R. Award-4; "Miss Senior"-4; FTA-4; Vice President-4; "Miss Gold and Black" semi-finalist-4; HighSchool Chorus-1,2,3; Secretary-3; French Club-3; Flashes Staff- 4; Feature Editor - 4; Gold and Black Staff2,4; Senior Superlative-"Best School Spirit"; JV Cheer leader- !. JAMES WILSON PLAYER Football-2,3,4; Block J -2,3,4; Senior Superlative-"Most Talkative". 105 �It has been a long year since last September, when work on the 1967 GOLD AND BLACK began. Our greatest and most sincere thanks go to Mr. William ·. L. Davis, who has encouraged us with his patience and will ; ingness to help. .. ·'... ·~ Certainlywe thankthe facultyfor theirtolerance on the ~'-\ . many days of class disruption. :•·~'• •: ~ ~ • ·~J Sincere thanks go to the entire GOLD AND BLACK staff, whose willingness to work has made this book possible. T o ·:{\): the advertising staff, the layout staff, and the typing staff, 'f "Thank you all ! " Last of all but by no means least, we thank the entire student body for their support of the GOLD AND BLACK ;:t;<·. throughout the year. It has been a long year with many people helping us along the way. It's been fun for us all. We hope you enjoy your 1967 GOLD AND BLACK as much as we enjoyed preparing . it for you. This· book was created with the hope that you will trea -J sure it and let its pages remind you of our way of life ••• ~ :,• J H S '67! Sincerely, Tenzil and J o ·, ..... • t • ... .:,..... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gold and Black Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Yearbooks tell stories not only about people, but the places, culture, and fashion of the time. The first edition of the Gold and Black was produced in 1939. Several classes did not produce yearbooks, including 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1951, 1952, 1953, and 1954. Browse all available digital copies below. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Scanned books Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gold and Black 1967 Description An account of the resource Gold and Black yearbook for Johnsonville schools Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/dfb8345950144f8fc0dc1a401169ca96.jpg 0c0cb4b417b113aaf8cf4dff05d50582 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource People Subject The topic of the resource The ancestors who called this part of the Pee Dee home. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Ancestry of Thomas Franklin Hanna of Johnsonville Description An account of the resource Thomas Franklin Hanna married Nekoda Laharp Altman. Their children were: James Franklin "Bubba" Hanna 1900–1984 Arles Timmons Hanna 1902–1986 Webster Olee "Pete" Hanna 1904–1967 Lucille Hanna 1908–1970 Grier Hanna Timmons https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/c69566b5c390c1c4092ef229bdfad1d1.jpg 038a85ca809f34c193728ef32c5e8e70 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/b3d49cb794c72af3cb929967694de2bc.jpg 84ec8517cc2715bce598eaadcdb55d42 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Vonnie Hanna Dukes Collection Description An account of the resource Photographs belonging to Vonnie Hanna Dukes. Photographs include Vonnie's Hanna and Carter relatives primarily in Johnsonville and Vox. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bubba and Lillian Hanna Description An account of the resource James Franklin "Bubba" Hanna (1900-1984) and Lillian "Day" Newell Hanna (1915-2006) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1970s https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/26536fe7694b0889c04aae15a4607f17.jpg c16dccf0c457e8b9be354497ff91de76 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Documents Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Will of Hugh Hanna, 1841 Description An account of the resource Transcription: STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN! I, Hugh Hanna, planter of the District of Williamsburg and State aforesaid; being of sound mind and memory, do make and declare this my last will and testament in manner and form following; to wit. Item 1st. I give devise and bequeath unto my Son Calvin Hanna two (2) tracts of land on the Kill Branch; one of which he the said Calvin is now living on and; and the tract adjoining. I likewisegive and bequath unto the said Calvin Hanna the following named three (3) negroes, viz; Cupid, Young Scipo, and Elvira with the future increase of said Elvira, for and during his natural life, and at his death to the lawful issue of his body, begotten by him, if he dies leaving no lawful issue, begotten by him, I give and bequeath the abovetwo (2) tracts of land, and the above named three (3) negroes, with the issue of Elvira to my surviving children or, their children. Item 2nd. I give, devise and bequath unto my two (2) sons Samuel D. Hanna and Joseph F. Hanna, all of my remaining lands. Item 3rd. I give devise and bequeath unto my son Samuel D. Hanna, the following named three (3) negroes viz. Peter, Venus and Dinah, with the future issue and increase of the said females. Item 4th. I give devise and bequeath unto my son Joseph F. Hannathe following named three (3) negroes viz. Sam, Lizza and Crissa with the future issue and increase of the said females. Item 5th. I give devise and bequeath unto my two (2) sons Samuel D. Hanna and Joseph Franklin Hanna the following named two (2) negroesviz: Mercury and Juno. Item 6th. I give and devise and bequeath unto my two (2) sons Samuel D. Hanna and Joseph F. Hanna all of my Plantation tools and my wagon and team. Item 7th. I give devise and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth Paisley the following named three (3) negroes viz; Young Mercury, Nellie and Young Juno with the future issue and increase of the said females. Item 8th. I give devise and bequeath unto my daughter Margaret Barr, one (1) negro boy, Young Sam. Item 9th. I give devise and bequeath unto all of my children the remaining part of my negroes; to be equally divided between them, the two sons of my son Hugh viz James Hanna and Hugh Hanna to have one share, the same their father would draw if living. Said share to be divided between them. Item 9th. I give devise and bequeath unto all of my children all of my stock of cattle to be equally divided among them. Item 10th. I give devise and bequeath unto all of my children, all the money I may leave after the expense of my burial is discharged, to be equally divided among them. Item 11th. Should any of my children die without lawful issue, then all the above mentioned property assigned to them to be equally divided among my surviving heirs. Lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my friends, James Graham, Sr., George Barr, William Hanna and James H. Stone, executors to this my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills heretofore made by me, or for me at my request. I do hereby give my Executors or either of them full power to execute this my last Will. Also full power and authority to call in three freeholders to assist to appraise and divide my Estate without petitioning any court of Law or Equity for a division and such division made by any one or more of them shall be as binding on my heirs, as if it had been made by the authority of any Court in this State. In witness to all and each of the things herein contained, I hereunto set my hand and seal this thirteenth (13) day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-one (1841). Signed in the presence of HUGH Hanna (L.S) William Cox Robt. G. Thomson Joseph A. Thompson James H. Stone NOTE: This Will is on file and was probated in the office of the Probate Judge at Kingstree, County Seat of Williamsburg County, S. C. Hugh O. Hanna Attorney At Law Hampton, S. C. 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Title A name given to the resource The Candidates Speak - DeCamps Announces Mayoral Run Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 26 May 1976 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived The Weekly Observer Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Mace Description An account of the resource Candidates for Johnsonville City Council speak to the Weekly Observer - Connie DeCamps announces a run for mayor. 26 May 1976 article News Weekly Observer https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/baf478ba08f529b5f5d51d2a059fdfed.jpg 8266540943563fa09075ec1ad10cd8af Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Council, Mayor Swarn In Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 17 June 1976 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived The Weekly Observer Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Mace Description An account of the resource New council members and Mayor Connie DeCamps swarn into office. 17 June 1976 article News Weekly Observer https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/d32e4e49d591153bd7c4e5771a611385.pdf 82feda7e90e95e2b08e9e885810d0e47 PDF Text Text • City Council met and Zoning ana made plans to dilapidated buildings in the ty at tbeillmeeting on August 7. s. "!"rn mbers of the d Zoning Comto Johnsonville Qty meeting, aylng that COuncil hope& to keep in contact witb , In for the city. Mrs. DeCamps told the group t BiJJy Mace be in of grants governalso said that city tely apply Commumty Development , but that no decision had :.n made for their use. Storm is top priority for the ,,.. , she added. Mrs. DeCamps al$0 an~ea that steps are being ken toward repairing or eQJ.olishing condemned Council agreed to write a letter to V. 0. Eaddy granting him an extension for the removal of a dilapidated building until October 6. Eaddy had previously requested an extension from Council. Council also agreed to write a letter to Chives PI osser giving him until Septemb~r 1, to do Jl. ;J,/,( something about the old theatre and ice house. After that date council will proceed with the city attorney to have the buildings deJnolished ·and bill the property owner. Wilson Hardee, chairman of the Planning and Zoning told the council that the conunission had made recommendations for recreational facilities tor the town, made application for housing grants and would undertake a study of transportation in the area. He said that the commission had several applications for rezoning. Some were approved and some not. In other business, Council gave third reading to a zoning ordinance amendment, to rezone part of the country club to core commercial. Councilman Everett reported that junk vehicles had been removed from the General Telephone lot, and the problem of 'liquid spillage from the A & C gar~& had been remedie'd. He added that his department would pursue a problem concerning an open ·ditch with the highway department. Everett also noted that sanitation workers had compia~ that some service Stations wer using 55 gallon drums fOr .. This practice is in violation Of • Councilman Taylor l.4bthouse Crisis Interven ..." city ordinance, Everett said, city. Council agreed to his . that he would go over the Cen.. which prohibits containers over request. MrS. DeCamps told 30 gallon capacity. Council Council discussed the proposed budget with the city's agreed that the ordinance problem of trailors parked in accountants and present it for thit if tbe city does not fill Senior Citizens violation ot the zoning or- adoption at the next meeting. should be enforced. CoUncil agreed to pay a $1,000 slots soon tbey will them .. The problem of bicycles dinance and requested tbat the A for a pollee --· parked on sidewalks was Police Department and the note to Johnson ville First brought to the attention of Planning and Zoning Com- Baptist Church. The church to direct traffic at the council and it was noted that mission make a survey and made the note to the city to sonville elementary scbool one merchant had offered to keep council informed about provide Johnsonville's share for .. the esta build a proper bicycle rack. violations of the ordinance. Everett was instructed to bring a recommendation to council concerning the problem at the t meeting. ncilman Whiteside repQC'tei that the dog program had essentially achieved ·its purpose, and people have better control of their animals. Tbe dog had little success with the dart gun, however, as it was not working properly. Councilman Mace moved to return the gun and wtused · chemicals and try to recover as much of their cost as possible. Continued from Council agreed. Council also discussed the approved. possibility of working out a Mrs. DeCamps procedure on a call out basis three applications with the dog warden, but no received for the action was taken. Recorder. Co ....~ WhitesidEf said he would 1}4ve ernploy Uldon a report on the position, beginning auxiliary police for~ on a 90 day trial basts, as is next .J meeting of custon1ary for all city Meanwhile, he apployees. It was also. noted -·proval to announce the money had been budgeted in -·" program, take applic~tions and next fiscal year fOl' the pur set up a meeting with no chase of a set of law books obligation on the par~ of the the city. • Mrs. DeCamps rep6i(ed that would represent the City of k-. v~lle at groundbreaking "''"'remon1es at the McLeod • ional Medical Center. Mrs. DeCamps has also been • to be a charter member the state Community -·t Association and a Of the S.C. Municipal ssociation's Legislative • --roo � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource Johnsonville Council Moves To Raze Theater Building, 8-26-1976 Description An account of the resource City works to removed run-down and condemned buildings. 26 August 1976 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 8-26-1976 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived The Weekly Observer Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Mace article News Weekly Observer https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/dd6be6a7d3a5a4c74432a68e9428178f.jpg f4cc3815975945a8b59fd13a8a7acb2d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Weekly Observer Description An account of the resource The Weekly Observer was published out of Hemingway, SC from 1973 until printing ceased in 2012. The paper continues as an e newpaper on scnow.com Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1973-2012 Subject The topic of the resource Local Newspaper covering the Johnsonville and Hemingway communities. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Weekly Observer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource SC GREAT Town Program Explored, 1976 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 23 December 1976 Description An account of the resource Johnsonville explores the possibility of aquiring South Carolina Great Town recognition. 23 December 1976 article News Weekly Observer https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/98ef0795637d8a110ace5e2d2a2fde7f.jpg b4d4362f69a4dbca0cddad18036af991 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource GREAT Town Program Progresses, 1977 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 14 April 1977 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived The Weekly Observer Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Mace Description An account of the resource Johnsonville continues progress toward a South Carolina Great Town recognition. 14 April 1977 article News Weekly Observer https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/bb5d5f7dabdb7b74b13d150dabbab0f1.pdf 11e6ad710ee069f09e13b7c53f41541c PDF Text Text .... - . as • - • • Theater Burns, Almost • \\'hat could have settled the argun1ent of the old theater building between the owner, Chiv('S Prosser, right for~ground. and Johnsonville City Officials, would hav~ be~n the destruction of the building by the fire which firemen are fighting. \\ at~r \\as shot through the windows and through the roofless top as members of th(' Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Departn1ent fought to distinguish the fire while Policf' Chief Cat" I Skinner, l~ft foreground, directed traffic from around the scene. For inside view of building look elSC\\'here in paJ>~r . • • • It appeared last Friday to take it out by hand. He said morning that fate would settle the fire was well attended at all . the question of renovation or times, and that someone was demolition of the old Prosser left with the fire Monday night. Theater building in John- After becoming ill Monday sonville, a controversy which night, he returned to the scene has been going on for some time on Tuesday morning, he said, bet ween city officials and the but didn't feel like continuing Prosser. with the work, so at that time owner, Chives However, the quick action of the the fire was put out, with water, Johnsonville Vol unteer Fire to his staisfaction. Department resulted in saving Prosser said he left the down the old brick building and the town area at 11 a.m. to return to question remains. his home, and that at apIn a telephone interview from proximately 11:30 he received a is home in Johnsonville telephone call saying that the Monday, Prosser told the front of his building was on fire. OBSERVER that he had been He said he had no idea what burning in the building the day happened Wlless the "wind before the fire. He noted that stirred up a spark." roof had fallen in as a result " If anyone is to blame for "of the severe snow and ice what happened it is me," •L·-·· m four years ago''. He said Prosser said, ''I was burning on 1 uch of the roof material had my own property, and I felt I llen between the seats and he was completely in my rights.''. t it would be much easier to H~ said Monday afternoon he "-~·ply b\J.rn the Olaterial inside was on his way to Florence to .,"-&A.&,....•• than 1't ~ld to try purchase material to put a ~s-·~7 metal roof on the building, that in two weeks he would ha it looking quite differently. Questioned about the m of the building which has an eyesore and considered safety hazard since operation the theatre ended a proximately 13 years ago Mayor Connie De Camps only, "The officials are into the matter in regards to safety of our citizens., refused further comment. Delight Amusement Center, business located in La adjacent to the old building, had been closed the fire because it was to be unsafe due to the fact ~.. the fire may have weakened walls of the building and might possibly collapse. walls have been braced and amusement center opened business Monday ni&bt. Fire Gbief Irby Stone said department received tbe call the old theater building at 11: a.m. on Tuesday morning responded with two trucks. said it was necessary to heavy lines and a deludge gun bring the fire under control. said they had the fire control at 11:55 a.m., bu ranained on the scene untill: �Demolition Stage 1 The old Johnson\ ill~ Th~ater Building a landmark in the town for many years catue d0\\11 last F.-ida) afternoon as a demolition crew from Charleston razed the stnactua·e in a 1na tt~r of hours. The first step pictured above was to pull down a • back cornt-r of the old building with cables attached to a heavy duty loader. Demolition Stage 2 c • ' rfecthely razin, th~ backwall of the old theater building the waH facing Bel\·ie\\ Street was d ntolished when they were pushed i~ver. ~i the he~~~ e ui ntenl u d b) the dernolition crew. Then the other s e l\a was pu tO~\ :..d the insidf~~ of the original building by uteaus of heav~ c•b~s st;un1 ·0 , i . 'I• " 11 uf · 11 can be seen fa I mg on"' a p1 eo · 1 0 1 h• ug h op n1 g .. , . J, .. ft 1 and bt·ick . 1 .s-., 1 11 �.. .. .... Demolition Stage 3 Th~ last section of wall to be brought down in last Friday's demolition or the okl thf'ater building on the corner of Broadway and Belview Streets ia Johnsonville seen1s to be precariously balanced in midair before it came crashing down addl!IIIJJ to the pile of brick a nd rubble at the site of the old building which was deslt)lyid b)· fire the "eek before. .. Conference Chives Prosser, owner of the old Johnsonville theater building which was par.. tially destroyed by fire two weeks ago demolish~d last weekend is shown reading the contract allo\\-ing the demolition crew to r·aze the structure. Shown from left a r e Buddy F eagin . Johns onville police officer, Carl Skinnt'r, Chief or Pmice. 1 Prosser a nd i\l r. S\\eatm,lo contractot\ Tl • o 1tract c lied fm· the building to bf' : razed, the lot to b cl.:.aned an l*Ough graded. ht> ett. u Jo .n on\ lUe e nt t into the contract for the demolition of the building when the building \\as found to be unsafe following the fire. ~·JJ,.ll/? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Weekly Observer Description An account of the resource The Weekly Observer was published out of Hemingway, SC from 1973 until printing ceased in 2012. The paper continues as an e newpaper on scnow.com Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1973-2012 Subject The topic of the resource Local Newspaper covering the Johnsonville and Hemingway communities. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Weekly Observer Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fire Destroys Old Prosser Movie Theater Building, 5-5-1977 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 5 May 1977 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived The Weekly Observer Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Mace Description An account of the resource Article details the fire that destroyed the inside of the Prosser Theater building and the tear-down of the remaining structure a short time later. 5 May 1977 article News Weekly Observer https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/d8f6177aa8733a26ca26e55b70200af1.jpg 680d46826b5fa22866eac6ef8c82d610 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Broadway Street at Georgetown Road new street signs installed, Johnsonville SC Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 16 June 1977 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived The Weekly Observer Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Mace Description An account of the resource New street signs are installed throughout Johnsonville, starting at Broadway Street and Georgetown Highway. Photo taken on June 16, 1977. article News Weekly Observer https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/27729a1f1962f98bc86b252eccbdf481.jpg 52742dda862592bb97825cc56717fe19 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Ground Breaking Description An account of the resource Groundbreaking for Dr. Charles Maxwell's new dentist office on Broadway. 4 August 1977 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived The Weekly Observer Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Mace Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 4 August 1977 article News Weekly Observer https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/e884df0c4d8295b8d8d5f75ae612166c.pdf 5c2b02a67aa866d4e5d748f4feb49d52 PDF Text Text • Billy Jenkinson, representing Williamsburg Cablevision, submitted a franchise proposal to the JohpSonville City Council in last Tuesday's regular meeting. to Jenkinson, the accep~e of both Hemingw'y and J(jlnsonville would be ess~tial to the success of cablevision in the area. Herningway council tentatively approved Jenkinson's plan at their meeting November 10, pe11ding action by the city of J~nv~e. · The terms of the a~eement bet ween · Will iamsb ur g Cablevision and the city would give the city three percent of gross revenue of the company with the city. The charges for the service would be $10 for installation illld $1 f9r each extension or additional hookup, . plus a mo~hly charge of $7. Rates are not subject to change without the consent of the city. The cablevision company; would be r esponsible for securin::J all easements from the utility ompanies for use of the"r poles and obtaining cons~.nt from Florence County. Williamsburg County has already consentea to the project, Jenkinson said. company would utilize exi$tin power poles for their service, but would use undergrvu.&ll\,1 installation, where that was ·use by other utilities, he added. Cowtcil agreed to draft ordinance to allow th cablevision to operate in city for first reading to be bel a t the council's Decembe . meeting. In other business secon reading was held on an or dinance to amend the busin license ordinance to allow __. additional month to apply for business license, extending date to MarCh 1. It was reported to cowtcil .&.lL. Florence CoWlty now has 8 - -· Jeaah law, which they prepared to enforce and that provided he has the authorization of mayor and cowtcil. Also the city's leash law much must be repealed. CoWlCil voted to repeal the city's ordinance and to instruct the mayor . to write a letter authorizing the county to enforce its ordinance in Johnsonville. The Mayor commended the Police Department and the City Recorder on the conduct of a recedt jury trial in the city. CoUJlcilman Jim Everett report«l that the request for one way signs for Marion Street had been given to the Highway Department, but that so far he had received no reply. The one way signs were ordered at the ~~~I·' 7 • request of the school board regulate traffic on Marion St during the· time of opening closing of school. t Everett also reported that Rupert Turner to R.L. Poston, of Florence Count , abo-. using county to pave ~·UI drain the area the IG and the r . Poston in dicated that this uld be done the city wqwd write a confirming that the majority the property belonged to city and that the city has permission of the railroad improve the area. Counci agreed to write the letter Poston. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Cablevision May Come To Johnsonville, 12-1-1977 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 12-1-1977 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived The Weekly Observer Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Mace Description An account of the resource Article details the first easements for cable television to be provided to the Johnsonville and Hemingway areas. 1 December 1977 article News Weekly Observer https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/dce6268a973b18459baa10eb4d57fd67.jpg 7b3c366c1d128207f0f5b7239f6c5b7f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Johnsonville's West Side Plaza Announced, 8-3-1966 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 8-3-1966 Description An account of the resource Announcement of the new Westside Plaza - Abe Lyerly and Odell Venters. 3 August 1966 article News Weekly Observer https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/ee182de11d772190fe379119de36e784.jpg 9edf2d65176d4966cdbe06bd8d058350 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Johnsonville School Opens Description An account of the resource Johnsonville opens for the 1911-1912 school year. R.S. Major is principal. Teachers: Pauline Wilson, Elise Rollins, Pearl Reeves, Claudia Johnson, Elizabeth Wadill, and Emily Hutson. 5 October 1911 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 5 October 1911 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived The State newspaper Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Josh Dukes https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/eebf6b8ac57a9a9f5c4f6dfc4d3f4219.pdf f424e91a598664d0c71629deab4874e9 PDF Text Text �THE ANNUAL . . STAFF PRESENTS ... - ���!Joreword.. • We, the editors, proudly present to you the GOLD AND BLACK for 1968. As this school year comes to an end, we shall recall the many happy events and occasions which have made this year such a wonderful one. The annual staff has worked hard to preserve in this yearbook, memories of our way of life at J. H. S. We hope that you will treasure these memories and refer to them often for.. .. . . . . . "The past is forever gone and the future still our own." . . "THE ROAR OF THE CROWD .. . " �"THE SILENCE OF THE SNOW ... " Con Ienis Dedication ........................ . 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Let's lift the chorus, speed it onward, May it never faiJ! All hail to Thee, our Alma Mater, Johnsonville, all hail! 10 11 �23oardo Jruslees • LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. John David Eaddy, Mr. Mayo Altman, Mr. James McCall, Mr. Billy King, and Mr. Clifford Mudge. Mr. H. M. Floyd 7J1slr1cl c5 uper1nlenrJ:?nl 12 �J&j£ c5c.hool 7-Jrincipa/ Mr. Charles L. DuBose Ciemenfary c5c.hool 7-Jrincipa/ Mr. D. Ray McAlister YederalJJro/ecfs Goord/nafor Mr. Jerry Powell 13 �J (:) I ..: . \ - Mrs. Helen G. Chapman Social Studies ' Mr. Jerry Faulkner Geography & Physical Education • Mrs. Kathryn Floyd English 14 Mr. J. D. Brown Physics & Math �Jeacbers Mr. James B. Leigh Biology & Physical Education Mrs. C. L. DuBose Study Hall I ' k • ! • Mrs. Vera Stone Typing 15 Mrs. Sarah Eaddy History & English �Mrs. Madeline Lyerly Business English & General Business Mrs. Lucille Hanna Home Economics Mrs. Marjorie Bass English / 16 Mrs. Frances Bazen Math & French �Jeachers OMISIHC FVTtmt I• YOII Mr. Billy Wesley Guidance Mr. Tracy Lane Agriculture I • I -....... ' ' .. ,. f • ( ·) ~· • • ~'I • ') .. "" ,. •"" •' ..• ' ' ( c.: • • •• •• • • ..' • - Mr. Henry W. Dunahoe Carpentry 17 Mr. William Thayer Band • • 0 .... •) �Olemenlary "' • e. •• Po ao• 11 6 7 I. 6 7 • Mrs. Virginia Poston 8th Grade Science Mrs. G. Weaver 6th & 7th Grade Science , Mrs. L. Eaddy 6th & 7th Grade English 18 .. .... ----\ Mrs. Carolyn Gaskins 6th & 7th Grade Social Studies -- r �Jeac.hers Mrs. T. Hagan 6th & 7th Grade Reading & Spelling Mrs. E. Lane 6th & 7th Grade Math .. - .... . .. / ~ - I Mrs. Stone 5th Grade - 19 Mrs. Marsh 5th Grade �0 /em enlary • - -• -·-• .· ~ -j.l Mrs. Ann Baker 2nd Grade Mrs. Burgess Altman 2nd Grade .......... - - -~·· - -r'"' Mrs. Louise Chapman 1st Grade 20 Miss Hattie DuRant lst Grade �7eac.hers . ..... __ - Mrs. Molly Robertson 3rd Grade Mrs. Louise Mackey 3rd Grade I Mrs. Nancy Owens 3rd Grade 21 Mrs. Veniece Brown 2nd Grade �•• Mrs. Susie Gordon 5th Grade Mrs. Kathleen Venters 4th Grade -- -- Mrs. Linda Sue Poston 4th Grade · a 22 Mrs. Reid Nettles 4th Grade �Jeachers - .; J YIE' RI ' t' >f rhe Week • lay \' ay Mr. William Davis- Drivers Education Mrs. Grace Altman 1st Grade • Miss Judy Blackwell Special Education �. ,. • Mrs. Mary Dean Huggins- Nurse Miss Flossie Singletary .. . • •\ 24 . Mrs. Rhoda Poston - Mrs. Dorothy Thomas . . t �I ' <.. Superintendent's Secretary Velma S. Haselden , / High School Nancy T. Strickland r I f I ., • Elementary Martha Lee Bell I I f I I f �OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Hal Edwards VICE PRESIDE T : Ardith Altman SECRETARY: Sandra Wise TREASURER: Amemda Emory STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Miriam Barnhill Wayne Godwin Elsie Mae Allison Ardith Altman Veretha Avant Miriam Barnhill Larry Cameron Laxton Cole Doris Lee Eaddy Sandy Eaddy �Class • • SuzaiU1e Eaddy Theresa Eaddy Hal Edwards Amemda Emory �Willie Joe Evans Buddy Dennis Wayne Godwin �Class Carole A1m Hanna Richard Hanna Wanda Hanna - �Rickie Haselden Hugh Hearn Gary Humphries 23arn£iff - �Class ~ ,.• •. .....__ ' ·" : . r • ' .. 1 .• . Ken Lyerly Donna Faye Marlow Phillip Marlow - -.. • . : .., '. . j �Alton McDaniel Carolyn McDaniel Annette Nettles • • • •• �Glass I '(I .../.&l--L'J~ /di£e/j lo c5 'OlnJr'Jda Jfanna-c5an<§ CJaltd . .. ~ Dwaine Parrott Mickey Poston Carolyn Powell • �Earl Tanner Teddy T anner Larry Taylor �Glass I G7 ' ,, 13 Ill\ 19 ...1_ .. Johnny Thigpen Wayne Todd Reid Tyler - �Francis Willis Wilson Willis Sandra Wise • • • 0piril LJa~ro..te 7/nn Jfanna • • �OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Dickie Prosser VICE PRESIDENT: Diane Player SECRETARY & TREASURER: Renetta Coker STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Wanda Abrams Carolyn Sisk Bailey Powell Wanda Abrams • Billy Ammons Drexel Avant �Roger Barefoot Mallon Baxley Dickie Bennett Cathy Brown Jerry Coker Renetta Coker Jeanette Cribb Brenda Daniels Roger Daniels Ola Daniels Aquilla Davis Mackey DeCamps �George Eaddy Peggy Eaddy Robert Eaddy David Evans Norman Evans Pam Evans Zeno Evans Nell Feagin Ronnie Gaster Gwendolyn Gasque Jacqulyn Gasque Bonnie Hanna �Glenn Hanna Shirley Haselden Ann Hartfield I ' Dixie Hearn Bobby Hooks Meek Hartfield Marie Huggins Danny Johnson Alberta Jones Connie Jones Joe King Kathy Lambert �Dwayne Lyerly Roger Dale Marlow Sheilah Marsh Helen Mckissick Barry Morris Carol Ann Nettles Patsy Nettles Richard.Parnell . Edward Parrott Diane Player Bailey Powell Janice Powell �Dickie Prosser Patsy Rogers Judy Rowntree • Carolyn Sick Cherry Stone Randy Tanner Darry Thigpen Donna Thomas Rex Thompson John Turner Maxie Williams Sue Ethel Williams • �cSophomore Glass OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Phil Ammons VICE PRESIDENT: Carolyn Miller SECRETARY: Bobby Johnson TREASURER: Sondra Baxley STUDENT COUNCIL: Daniel Haselden Stephen Altman Phil Ammons Sylvia Ammons Glynis Avant Nellie Ann Avant Mike Bailey David Barefoot Patricia Barnhill Johnny Baxley Sondra Baxley Mitchell Bazen Mikel Bellflowers Monnie Gail Brigham L. D. Cameron Lynn Cameron Deryl Coker - �Walter Collins Randal Cox Betty Jean Creel Edward Drake Charles DuBose Lydene Eaddy Marilyn Eaddy Mary Eaddy Brenda Evans Joyce Ann Evans Debbie Greenwood Charles Hanna · Patsy Hanna Janice Hartfield Randy Hartfield · Daniel Haselden Valerie Hearn Bobbie Ann Hughes Cindy Hughes Myers Hyman Bobbie Jane Johnson Cheryl Joye Denson Lyerly Jean Lyerly r. - ~ Perry Mackey Jo Beth McKissick DeVon Meredith Ann Miller Carolyn Miller Shirley Owens David Perry Mike Prosser Lynnette Ramage Johnny Richardson Stephen Wayne Robertson Dale Smith Patricia Smith Jerald Stone Iris Venters Gail Ward Fairlyn White Carolyn Woodberry �:Jres.hman Class CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Dale Wally VICE PRESIDENT: Susan Knight SECRETARY: Libby Altman TREASURER: Glen Cox STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Randy Wally Ann Johnson FIRST ROW: Brenda Abrams, Calvin Allison, Ann Altman, Libby Altman, Nell Altman, Kenneth Barnhill, Jerry Burns, Jean Chaplin. SECOND ROW: Michael Clay, Gerald Coker, Linda Coker, Amy Cole, Glen Cox, Linda Creel, Carlton Cribb, Linda Daniels. THIRD ROW: Linda DuBose, Carroll Eaddy, Carolyn Eaddy, Palmer Filyaw, Rodney Graham, Charles Hanna, Dan Hartfield, Tommy Hartfield. 47 - �Gene Haselden Tommy Haselden Susan Huggins Annie Lou Hughes Samuel Howell Ann Johnson Mary Ann Johnson LaVon Jowers Carolyn King Susan Knight Bryant Lambert Carroll Lambert Bill Mace Gerald Marlowe Glen Meredith Dorothy Miles Lennie Mae Miles Billy·McDaniel Wayne McDaniel Stephen Mudge Renee Nettles Gloria Parker Dessie Parrott James Parrott Reginald Perry Ralph Poston Danny Player Janet Powell Louise Powell Dee Prosser Shirley Prosser Jacquelyn Roberts Dewey Sisk Bobby Stone Laross Stone Linda Stone Paula Stone Gordon Tanner Terry Tanner Perry Ann Thompson Randy Walley Dale Walley �LeGrand Airman Robin Altman Debra Ammons Theresa Ammons Julie Avant Boyd Baker Samuel Barefoot Don Barnhill Sonnie Barnhill Iva Lee Baxley Louise Baxley Mary Etta Baxley Robin Brown Susan Blackwell John Benton Jimmy Bellflowers Albert Cannon Charles Cantey Jessie Carter Kemp Coke r Stevie Coker . Terry Coker Nellie Von Collins Troy Collins Thornett Cooper Kerry Cassaboom Barry Cox Scot DuBose Avery Evans Sara Nell Eaddy Jessie Eaddy Erma Faye Eaddy Debry Jean Eaddy Walter Floyd Eugene Goss Bobby Gene Goss Thomas Grarris, Jr. Connie Hanna David Hanna Johnny Hanna Jonnie Hanna Lorrctta Hanna Ronnie Hanna Tony Hanna Troy Hanna Saundra Hooks Billy Huggins Joe Huggins Ocwayne Humphries Debra Jones Josephine JonesNorman Knight Terry Lyerly Charles Lyerly Debbie Lane Dan Marlowe Loretta Marlow Jerry Matthews Sandra McCracklin Cleo McDaniel Maratha Meredith Timmy Miller David Mudge Alfred Owens Allen Poston Nicky Powell Travis Powell Trudy Powell Ann Ramage Roy Roberts John Rountree Mike Sisk Gail Stone Mike Stone Ph yllis Thigpen Sheri Thomas Ricky Thomas Danny Tum bleston Elaine Weaver Tanya Weseley Randy Willis Esda Wise Kenneth Wise Thomascnia Woodberry (;) -4 �Jannie Bell Allison Ondy Altman Dimple Altman Joe Altman 0euenlh 9rade Lawrence Altman O'Neal Altman David Ammons Kerris Avant Joe Bailey Reginald Baxley Debbie Brown Monty Burnette Louie Cameron Oveida Cameron Karen Chandler Debra Coker Pan1ela Coker Debra Collins Chan Cox Linwood Creel Peggy Creel Darrell Cribb Cathy Davis Don Dennis Bessie Ruth Eaddy Timothy Eaddy Joe Evans Hank Feagin Allen Filyaw Linda Lou Gaster Mary Sue Glisson Alice F. Graham Ricky Greenwood Alice Hanna Charles Hanna Cindy Hanna Randy Harrelson Nancy Haselden Peggy Haselden Mary Sue Hughes Luther Hyman Patsy Johnson Gene Joye Cappy King Lucile Knight John Lyerly Joel Lowe Randy Marlowe Brad Mace Steve Marlowe Karen Matthews Sharon Matthews Richard Melton Ronnie Merrideth Donna Miller Larry Mim s Gary McDaniel Nanette McCalester Geneva Nettles Beverly Parrott Dale Poston Judy Parrott Sherry Poston Grayli ng Powell Kathy Powell Geneva Prosser Patricia Prosser Danny Sisk Sherry Springs Dwight Stalvey Andy Stone Ervin Stone Saundra Stone Vickie Stone Elizabeth Taylor John Thompson Bob Turner Me lanic Ward DarncUc Watson Lynda Wellman Debbie Wise !dell Wise Mike Wise Paul Woodberry �C. R. Altman Lana Altman Marietta Altman Pam Altman Randall Altman 9rade Susanne Altman O"Nea.l Ard Chris Avant Ray Ballou Denise Barnhill Dale Batchelor Charlene Baxley Richard Baxley Nancy BcJJOowcrs Dwight Carroway Patrick Coker Ricky Coker Barry Crocker Emma Jean Davis Peggy Driggers Stephen Dukes Cyn thia Evans James Lee Eaddy Jackie Edgeworth Fritz Edward s Angela Elam Debbie Falkenmeyer Dale Reagin Greg Furches Mastha Carnett Marilyn Carris Lexton Gaskins James Casque Debbie Caster John Caster Marie Glisson Lucy Godwin Gwendolyn Graham Ronnie Harrell Loretta llartOeld Stephen Haselden Wanda Haselden Rickey Hicks ·Anita Hodges Karen Humphries Eugene Hyman Helen Hyrnan Sally Mac Jones Mask King Randall Lee Althea Marlow Chris McAllister Billy McDaniel Sharon McDaniel Randolph Miles Debbie Mu dge Joey Newell Carey Owens Mackey Poston Masilyn Poston Patsy Poston Rickey Poston Pam Powell Gail Prosser Timothy Robertson Chrissy Smith Jerry Stone Steve Stone Ka thy Stone Danny Tanner Eric Tanner Carol Wilkes Wanda Wilkes Laure Wise Myron Wise Marilyn Woodberry �Donnie AbrJms Steve Abrams Louise Allen Akrus Ahman Karen Altman Kenneth Altm:m Patricia Altman Susan Altman David Ammons Rid:.ey Atkinson ~tarsha Avant Grcthtn B~kcr Waynt Barefoot Eva Kay B•rtclle Gail Batchelor Caroline Ba.:d ey Sandra Baxley Sara Ann Baxley Paul Barring Pame13 Bu rnettc Mike Burns Roger Burrows Russell Carter Willard Carter Bob Chaplin Debra Coker Martl>a Coke r Pamela. Coker Nell Creel Sondra Creel Dennis Cribb John Cribb Margo CUrry Carolyn Davis Ricky Dennis Cerise Eaddy John C. Eaddy Steven Eaddy Randall Evans Vickie Evans O.arlenc falkenmeyer Ronnie Filyaw Suzanne Gaskins Elaine G-aster Katherine Glisson Calvin Graham Irene Graham Larry Graham Michial Hanna Marion Hannah Ronnie Hartfield Barbara Hicks Ray Hicks Sharan Hucks Randall Johnson Nancy Knight Mo n3 Larrimore Hal Lewis H3n y Lewis Trudy l yerly Dan Ma.rlowc Elorec Marlowe Mary Ann Marlowe Randy Matthews Deborah McCracken 0 1irtine McDaniel Cindy McDaniel Sonja·Mc Kcnzic Eugene Miles Cynthia Owens Mary Owens Mickel 0Y.'cns Lewis Parrott Nathaniel Phillips Phll Perry Dale Poston Nancy Pos1on Sandr:~ Pos1on Teresa PoSion Wanda Poston Oaude Ray Powell Coil Powell Deborah Rogers Kitty Scheuger Larry Smith Ronnie Smith Betty Stone Mickey Springs Donna K. Slone Oonn3 R. Slone Linda Slone Mary Stone Dean Tatum 01arlouc Taylor James Tanner Deborah Taylor Glenda Walley Neal Ward Bealh Weaver Kristi Wesley Deborah William son RoniaJ Williamson Renee WiUis Thomas Willis Kenneth Woodberry �Your!£ 9rade Sharron Ahm~n P:aul:a Ammons Nancy Bak<r Pounda Bardoot Ann 8:&.\IC)' Karhy Ba>ky 1Xbr3 Bu:uns, Teddy Bishop Oi:ann:1 Black,,cll Mona Sue Burris Beverly Coker Moochcll Collins Brenda Co• l·r:ankic Co\ Chulc) Creel Sondn.1 Carter Wanda Kay C reel Bruce C'ribb Mary Ann Cribb Carolyn D•vis Gregory Davis Shirley J . D:~vis Alan Ocnnb Doris Jean Dennis Alkc Kaye DuBose Julie Eaddy Mac Fran~cs liaddy Trocy faddy Kicth ~d~C\\O rth Sornucl Ell !< Kay Evans Michc:IJ l·urchcss George Gasrer Sondra Gasrcr Carolyn Graham Debbrc Graham , f iR)IC Mao Graham Denise Gort ltarold Gore Laura l.cc ltlPn Ann Hanna Billy Hanna Jack Bert llonno Ronald ltascldcn D:av1d Horne Donwd liu~hcs JoyccJ ohn.on Robin Lane David Lr.'' renee l::vclyn Lee Janathan Ll'wis Beverly Lindley Shirley Ann Lyerly lucile M arlow Mary MarlO\\ Tomrny Marlow Angie Marsh Macky Marlin Rcbcc..·a McCr.ackcn Vernon McDaniel Charles McKcntic Alene Nwles Bonnie Prossccr l)con":ud Prosser Maric Prosser Tcreyl Prosser Gl<nda PO\\CII Jmun)' Po~o~.cll Lance Powell Jeff RomaJ< Sccal Sralvcy Barry Srone Donnell Sronc Jamcc Slone levcrne Slone lln\\:&td Stone Mv k Sronc Rose Marie Slone TI1 c re~ Slone Sharon Tanner Ray Tanner Debbie Tarurn Korhy Thompson Cynlhia Todd Calvincau Turner Ro bert Wilkes Marrha Wise Richard Wise O'Neal Woodberry Curris Ray Woodbcrl') Calc Alun:an Jakey Altman ~1 khcal Ahman �Avery Altman Ervin AItman Sandra Altman 9rade Scotty Altman Barry Ballou Edmond Baxley Sanuel Bellflowers Tcrty Bishop Cindy Burrows Matt Carraway Pamela Chandler Tina Clay Brian Coc Sheena Coker Jeff Cole Nancy Collins Becky Cox Charles Cox, Jr. Mary Cox Patsy Creel Stac i Cracker Eugene Davis Katherlyn Davis Frankie Driggers Dell Eaddy Helen Eaddy Martin Eaddy Maxine Eaddy · Roberta Eaddy Sonya Eaddy Randall Elam Tommy Falkenmeyer Burnette Fennell Tommy Floyd Stephen Gaskins Vickie Gaskins Vanessa Goss Harry Graham Vannessa Graham Bruce Greenwood Ethel Hanna Ted Hanna Bonnie Hartfield Keith Haselden Cynthia Hucks Tammy Hucks Cynthia Huggins Toni Hucks Gay Humphries Ernestine Jowers Mack Larrimore Mary Lee Pamela Lewis Angelia Marlowe Mon ty Martin Minny Matthews Wanda Matthews Barbara McClellan Sharon McKenzie Lynn Morris Lawrence Mudge Billy Owens Anthony Parrott Terry Parrott Debra Patrick Patricia Peterson Kathy Pope :~ • ' Anthony Poston Dec Poston Rickey Poston logan Powell Pamela Powell Thomas Prosser Terry Rogers Tommy Schleuger Gregory Stone Mike Sto ne Rickey Stone Terry Stone Willie Sto ne Margare t Thomas David T hompson Velda Wise �Vicky Ann Baxley Vickie E. Baxley Usa Collins Sondra Collins Phyllis Coker Cynthia Creel cSecond 9ra·de Russell Cribb Steven Dennis Bobby Eaddy Jimmy Eaddy Dianne Evans Gloria Fennell Lafon Foxworth Jeannie Carris Sara lynne Hagan Cary Hanna Genese Hanna Mike Hanna Steve Hanna Rodney Hanna Thomas Hanna Eve Hartfield Kathy Hartfield lynn Haselden Ricky liicks Cheryl Joye Martin Humphries Costa King Cay lambert Steve lewis Russell lyerly Selwyn Marlow Darlene Marsh Wendy McGee Scott Morris T. C. Nettles John Nicholson Ann Owens Kaye Perry Cindy l'oston Kim Poston leslie l'oston Lurie Poston Ill Ricky Poston Carla Powell Karen Powell Wayne Powell Rhonda Powers Alison Prosser Betty Rogers l . B. Rogers Wayne Sisk Annette Stone David Stone Jacquelyn Stone Karen Stone Robin Stone Dava Taylor John E. Taylor Ill Ray Taylor Willie Taylor Angela TI1ompson Ronctta Todd Stephen Todd David Turner Richard Ward Ronda Warren Gloria Watson Woric Woodberry �Brian Altm:m Briley Allman Con11ic Aleman Dennis Altman Teresa Aleman Lorraine Ard 9rade Jackie Atkinson ~bra Avant Tony Baggell Ricky B:urine.1u Robin B.1xley Joey Bell ~rvin Beltlowcrs Andy Bicrinl' Jean Bicrin~ Al Bro\\n Karren Brown larry Bro''" James Burneue l yle Cameron Ann Carra" a)' Alan Coo Brenda Coke r Yolanda Coker Sylvio Collins Wilbu r Collins, Jr. Jill Crocker Judy Lynn Dennis Kirk Davis Te resa Davis linda Drig.gcrs Re nee Edgeworth Ca thy Elam Kippy Evans Cynthia Fennell Wayne Gore Karen Graham Lori Ann Graham Timmy Graham Ulee Graham Gail Hanna Janet Haselden Elizabeth H od~cs Laura Huggins Wayne Huggins Laverne Humphries - Amelia Joye Darlene Joye Matthew Joyc James Kinon Jimmy L.ce K~vin Lyerly Donald ~larlow Sherry Mo.rlow Donna Marie Mush Mike Marsh Steve M:ush Kenneth M:ltthcws.. Jr. Sondra Mauhews Be lly Jean McClellan Dianne McGee Dor111a M<:Kcn:tic Jimmy Mack Owe ns Joan Owens B:ubara Ann l)arrott Della Mae l'arro tt !~Iizabe th Phillips OauUcttc Poston Dclantc I•oscon Don Allen f•oston Quinn Poston Terry Post on Don Keith Powell Dean Prosser Jack WiUi:un Pros.«-r Lavon Rhames Tommy Rkhardson Mark Robertson Roy Lee Roger< Della Roig John Sdtlcuger Sheila Springs Michelle Stalvey Ray Stalvey Barbara Stone Bobby Stone Cynthia Stone tnvid Stone Mary Ann Stone Myrlene Stone Ninita Stone Pansy Stone Vicki Strcs.senf!Cr Keith T:Jnncr Brcnd3 Thomas I.e Roy Thomason R y~enna Todd Jammie White Glen Wilkes Ronald Wilkes Sonja Williams Evance Williamson Buddy Gene Wise Rodney Woodberry Leo Woodberry Joyce Ann Young �, , • • .. . , l I I • �I I I Vicki c51ressen_yer • �• • • • • • -• ·---- !lJ(iss 9ofdand:JJlac£ �RUNNER-UP !JKiss 9old'ancf2Jiac.k RUNNER-UP "/3i!ffe "!./?(iss 9ofdancfYJ.kzc.k �• !/?(iss Jo.hnsonwi!e cSancka Wise ig.h �FIRST RUNNER-UP Y7Ciss Jo.hnsonui/k Jhj£ JJ(iria.m !73arnhiff SECOND RUNNER-UP Y7l;ss Jo.hnsonui!k Jhj£ CJuzanne 0 acfdj �.~ '• • # . • . .. ' • ' ' • • / • ' • - - • �Y.Y.7J c5weelhearf 64 • �4 • �2/l;ss cSen1or 7Jonna Yaye Y7rarlor.v 66 • ' I �- • !JJ{/ss Jun1or Jfeien !Jl(cJCssic.k 67 - ��Y!Ctss !Jres.hman /Ji£by 7/Jlman 69 ��) \ - �• 'I } J( "\b •• ( 1, .1_0/ ' • • ���I I / �( ( I, \ • ' -- ,,. / I IJ I tr -J__ • �,. �• • • • • , • • • • • • t • • ~ -- ...._. --· HIG ' • ri€ r l - =· • .t,: - ( 79 - I"' • �J£e 9old 7fnnuaf l!J Above : Sitting: Veretha Avant, Wanda Hanna. Standing: Annette Nettles, Donna Faye Marlowe, Mr. David- SPONSOR. Below: Sitting: Renetta Coker, Ann Hartfield. Standing: Brenda Daniels, Donna Thomas. • �and2Jfac£ cS!a • Above: Sitting: Theresa Eaddy, Suzanne Eaddy. Hearn, Sheila Marsh. • • - Standing: Below: Sitting: JoBeth McKissick, Bobbie Johnson. St anding: Ardith Altman, Sandra Wise. ~I -I - Dixie �J las£es I II j • • • Editor . . . Assistant Edi~o~: · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ...... . News Editor . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .... . Art Editors . : : : . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ..... . Social Editor ·· ····· ···· ·· .. .... .. Clubs Editor . . . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . . . . . Features . ... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ....... . Sports . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ... . News : : · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ... : : : : : .... .. . . . . . . . . ...... .. . S~aff Advisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �• cS!a I - • • •• ·-. . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miriam Barn hill ... . ............... Shirley Haselden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ann Hartfield . . . Sandy Eaddy and Carole Ann Nettles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Suzanne Eaddy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dianne Player .. .. . . Amenda Emery and Jeanette Cribb . . . . . . Hal Edwards and Theresa Eaddy . . . . . . Sandra Wise and Kathy Lambert Ardith Altman and JoBeth McKissick . . . ............ Mrs. Madeline Lyerly "• - - - �Sitting: Daniel Haselden, Wayne Godwin, Danny DeCamp, Sandy Eaddy, Bailey Powell, Dale Walley, Randy Walley, Scott DuBose, Roy Roberts. Standing: Wanda Abrams, Carolyn Sisk, Miriam Barnhill, Kathy Lambert, Gail Ward, Sissy King, Ann Ramage, Ann Johnson, Mr. Charles DuBose, SPONSOR. LEFT : Sandy Eaddy, President. BELOW: Mr. Charles L. DuBose, Advisor. 84 �:7Jela Club FIRST ROW: Joe King, Bobby Hooks, Lydene Eaddy, Theresa Eaddy, Bailey Powell, Patricia Smith, Judy Rowntree, Marie Huggins. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Helen Chapman- SPONSOR, Drexel Avant, Sandy Eaddy, David Evans, Valerie Hearn, Patsy Hanna, Carol Ann Nettles, Cherlye Joye, Gail Ward, Diane Player, Mrs. H. M. FloydSPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Ardith Altman, Miriam Barnhill, Sandra Wise, Kathy Lambert, Dwayne Lyerly, Shirley Haselden, Jeanette Cribb. .., :~\ •••• . \• -~ ~ , :~;::. Mrs. Katherine Floyd CO-ADVISOR Mrs. Helen Chapman CO-ADVISOR 85 I �!Julure Jfomema.kers o FIRST ROW : Mrs. Hanna- SPONSOR, Bobbie Hughes-Treasurer, Ann Hartfield- President, Donna Thomas- Secretary. SECOND ROW: Annie Lou Hughes, Libby Altman, Paula Stone, Amy Cole, Renee Nettles. THI RD ROW: Carolyn Woodberry, Nellie Ann Avant, Lynn Cameron, Ann Altman, Linda Stone, Mary Ann Johnson. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SPONSOR- Mrs. Lucile Hanna 86 .. �Yulure Yarmers o FIRST ROW: Richard Parnell- Vice President, Jerry Burns, Phillip Marlowe, Jerald Stone-Reporter, Edward Parrott, Ralph Poston, Freddy Haselden- Sentinel, Jimmy Gaskins, Mallon BaxleyTreasurer, Norman Evans, Jackie Stone, Laross Stone, Mr. Lane- SPONSOR. THIRD ROW: Derrel Coker- President, Roger Barefoot, James Parrott, Larry Glisson, Danny Player, Carroll Eaddy, George Eaddy, Mackey DeCamp. • • THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SPONSOR- Mr. Tracy Lane 87 �!Ju!ure Jeachers , • - J • FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sondra Baxley, Patricia Smith, Suzanne Eaddy, Richard Parnell, Sandra Wise, Helen McKissick, Jeanette Cribb, Kathy Lambert, Mrs. Frances Bazen, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Valerie Hearn, Gail Ward, Patsy Hanna, Sheilia Marsh, Louise Powell, Renetta Coker, Linda Coker, Nell Altman. THIRD ROW: Gloria Parker, Susan Huggins, Carolyn Eaddy, Carolyn King, Susan Knight. FOURTH ROW: Dixie Hearn, Jacqulyn Gasque, Ann Johnson. - Mrs. Frances Bazen 88 �- Y.u!ure 2Jus1ness B eaders o FRONT ROW, from Left to Right, Theresa Eaddy, Ardith Altman, Richard Parnell, Sandra Wise, Lydene Eaddy. BACK ROW: Miriam Barnhill, Jo Beth McKissick, Amenda Emery, Bobbie Jane Johnson, Cheryl Joye, Ann Hartfield, Janice Powell, Helen McKissick. Mrs. Vera Stone 89 �- FRONT ROW, Left to right: Mike Wise, Chan Cox, Debbie Lane, Sondra Hooks, Tanya Wesley, Robin Altman, Linda Wellman. BACK ROW: Martha Merdith, Susan Blackwell, Don Dennis, Elaine Weaver, Cindy Altman, Peggy Haslenden, Nanette McAllister, Cathy Powell. I Mrs. Marjorie Bass Mrs. Sarah Eaddy 90 �• BACK ROW: Alberta Jones, Lanny Mims, Cindy Hughes, Ricky Thomas, David Mudge, Dale Wally, Bill Mace, Boyd Baker, Mike Bailey, Joel Lowell, Don Barnhill, Dickie Prosser, Thomas Garris, J r. , Robin Brown, Elaine Weaver, Mike Wise , Edward Drake, Mary Eaddy, J oyce Ann Eaddy. SEATED : Cappy King, Donna Thomas, Pat Barnhill, Jacquelyn Gasque, Renee Nettles, Sissy King, Gloria Parker, Randy Walley, Farilyn White, Chan Cox, Brad Mace, Linda Wellman. Instructor: Mr. William Thayer 91 I �-. • • - - - JimeXeper and I Ocore Xeper Wayne Godwin Mari.e Huggins 92 �c5ou!.h Garohna Jhj.h c5c.hool Bibrary 7fssislanls I~ -. cSen.ior 7/ward B .ibrary 7/ss.islanls Carolyn MacDaniel Miriam Barnhill Theresa Eaddy Amen da Emery Rickie Haslenden Alton MacDaniel Francis Willis Rickie Hanna Wayne Todd f - -- , I �• \ \Jt .... . ' , ,... ' '~ ....... ~,... • ••+ • .. l • j. . • - From left to right: Jerry Coker, Dwayne Lyerly, Randy Tanner, J ohn Turner, Howard Powell, Darry Thigpen , Rickie Haselden , George Eaddy, Barry Morris, Wayne Todd, Teddy Tanner, Wayne Todd, Glenn Hanna. In Bus: Theresa Eaddy, Dickie Bennett. The Bus Drivers have a great responsibility of transporting students to and from school every day. The Annual Staff would like the student body to join with them in thankjng the drivers for doing an excellent job. 94 �7J. :7/. 9?. 7lward Miriam Barnhill iny Jeen Sandy Eaddy I 1 r 2Jelly Grock'er ( /- 7fward Ardith Altman 95 ��.. ... . . ·.• ."!l • ...Vf - . • "' 23oys •l .,. ~~...;::"::4/: ~· i diak · 1 Theresa Eaddy Ardith Altman �- �V arsily Yoolbaff Coaches; Jim Leigh Billy Wesley Jerry Faulkner �Capla.ins Ken Lyerly Hal Edwards Dickie Bennett c5en.ior :Yiayers Ken Lyerly Hal Edwards Buddy Dennis Earl Tanner Larry Taylor Y7Canagers John Rowntree, David Mudge, Glynis Avant, Randy Walley, Fritz Edwards. �9irfs V arst!'l JJas.i'elbaff:Jeam ~~ J f I I ~ ~r \ ~~ ~ I f I t= ~ ~ , 1:: 1 ~' • Left to Right- Jo Beth McKissick, Sissy King, Carolyn Miller, Veretha Avant, Connie Jones, Bobbie Johnson, Kathy Lambert, Shirley Haselden, Dee Prosser, Debbie Greenwood, Ann Hartfield, Diane Player. Seated- Suzanne Eaddy, Mrs. Poston and Theresa Eaddy. Under the coaching of Mrs. Virginia Poston the girls varsity basketball team has worked very hard. Although their wins have been few we are looking forward to a winning team in the year to come. Thank you Mrs. Poston from the girl's team . .. Darrell Cribb Manager �Relax ... Good follow-up Theresa . . . Veretha Avant Suzanne Eaddy Theresa Eaddy �• Go get 'em Girls! Go~Gaplain Suzanne Eaddy Gap lain Theresa Eaddy Rah, Rah, Rah · · · , 104 \ • �21oys V arsilr; 2Jaskelba.IT7eam Left to Right: Bobby Hooks, Drexel Avant, Willie Joe Evans, Charles DuBose, Randall Cox, Ken Lyerly, Buddy Dennis, Danny DeCamp. Kneeling: Hal Edwards, Coach Faulkner, Earl Tanner. This year under the direction of our new coach Mr. Jerry Faulkner, the Johnsonville Flashes completed a very successful season. Our boys played real hard and had very few losses. We will miss the five boys that are graduating, but we have others to take their place. We would like to thank Mr. Faulkner for his time and efforts. 105 MANAGERS: John Rowntree, GlenisAvant. I �Caplains Hal Edwards Earl Tanner During the game . . . • �Yina.l0core . . . - Ken Lyerly Willie Joe Evans Buddy Dennis Earl Tanner Hal Edwards I 7/jler lhe 9ame . .. �Varsity Gheerfeackrs Left to Right: Diane Player, Ardith Altman, Debbie Greenwood, Connie Jones, Mrs. Virginia PostonSponsor, Suzanne Eaddy, Judy Rountree, Helen McKissick, Theresa Eaddy. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Left to Right: Debbie Brown, Debbie Lane, Robin Altman, Cappy King, Tanya Wesley, Sondra Hooks, Melanie Ward, Ann Johnson. 108 �Connie Diane Judy Debbie Ardith Theresa Suzanne Helen Yea! 7eam! 109 �• 23asebaff ------- .,....____ .. . . ........ FRONT ROW, Left to Right: John Rowntree, Mallon Baxley, Bobby Hooks, Drexel Avant, Dickie Bennette, Bailey Powell, Scott DuBose, Kenneth Barnhill, Charles Hanna, Glyniss Avant, Darrell Cribb. BACK ROW: Danny DeCamps, Richard Parnell, Willie Joe Evans, Joe King, Randall Cox, Charles DuBose, Glen Meredith, Billy MacDaniel, Bubba Coker, Norman Knight. As the Annual goes to press, it is the beginning of a new baseball season. All the members of the Annual Staff would like to wish our new coach, "Mr. James B. Leigh" a winning season. Managers J ohn Rowntree Darrell Coker 110 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gold and Black Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Yearbooks tell stories not only about people, but the places, culture, and fashion of the time. The first edition of the Gold and Black was produced in 1939. Several classes did not produce yearbooks, including 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1951, 1952, 1953, and 1954. Browse all available digital copies below. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Scanned books Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gold and Black 1968 Description An account of the resource Gold and Black Yearbook, Johnsonville, 1968 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/d63e89b9e0f0b25d293cd7ed543046d2.pdf 2e4581fc6943808ccaf600d0026ff3e2 PDF Text Text �• ~ • .. • • , , A / / • , .. , ' # ,- "' It - ,, t • --- .... -~ • , .. ') -"' , • I I I I I • I l - .. • • • ALMA MATER • • • • - • It ' s in the east of Florence County, 'N eath the skies so blue, Where stands our noble Alma Mater, Glorious to view. Let's lift the chorus, speed it onward, May it never fail! All hail to Thee, our Alma Mater, Johnsonville, all hail! # • - • - • • • .. -... .-- ... • .... • .,... ... . -... •. • • • • - - "\ ,. • • • .. • • • • ' • .. • .. ....... .. ...... • . .. -.. .. - ~~ .. • • • �Pu t/iJkeJ /]'J THE BET A CLUB JOHNSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL JohnsonviUe, S.C. 1955 �1oreword A s the years of our live s s wiftly pass us by, the memories once so very clear begin to fade into the past. But there is one that lingers on--one that stands out brighter than all the others-that of our high school days. It is the sincerest hope of the staff that this book will help to keep alive the memories of that period of time most precious to us--our high school days at Johnsonville High. Dorothy Cox EDITOR Nora Jean DeWitt Co-Editor • • • �lJedicn lion IN FONDEST DEDICATION WE PRESENT THE 1955 GOLD AND BLACK To Mr s . Katherine Williams Floyd, beloved teacher of all who are now a ttending John sonville High School. Her wise and friendly coun sel to those who seek her advice h as given h er a place in our h ea rts which will always make her outs t a nding in our fonde st memories of high school days . In her dual position as wife of the superintendent and as high school instructor she has acted in a unique w ay to bring a closer understanding between students and f aculty. To her we pay our deepest tribute and express our greatest appreciation for inspiring in us a desire to become more like her in thoughtfulness for the well being of others. �-:-1 , • • P' ~ . ~ ~ •• • • ") ~ • (}old And Hinck Staff First Row: M r s . H. M. Floyd, Advisor; Dorothy Cox, Editor. Second Row: Francis Humphries, Art Editor; Nella Rae Venters, Sports Editor; Esther Floyd, Club Editor; Thurma Jean Hughes, Sophomore Editor; Ellen Altman, Advertising and Circulation Manager; Frances Morris, Assistant Busines s Manager; Ronnie Eaddy, Business Manager ; Betty Furchess, Junior Editor; Sar a Ann Newell, Freshman Editor; Nora Jean DeWitt, Co-Editor; James Duffie Stone, Sports Editor; Judy Ann Powell, Senior Editor . I • -.--··-. • �Administralion Mr . T. S. Smith Clem s on College, B. S. University of S. C., M. E . Mr . H . M . Floyd University of S . C . , A . B. University of S . C . , M . A • • Superintendent of Florence County School District No. 2 Board of Trustees Mr . B. L . Poston, Mr. M.D . Stone, Mr. F. H. Poston, Mr. G . I. Finklea, Chairman, Mr. C . D . Munn, Mr . P.D. Poston. Absent : Mr. F. E. Weave r. Supervising Principal of Johnsonville Schools M r s . Bertha K . Campbell Secr etary I I �• Lena Player Carte r • 'Please help keep the libr a ry clean. · • Lander College, Winthrop College, D uke University, University of S . C . , B. A . • Helen G. Chapman "Ohooooo those seniors" Columbia College, A. B . James D . Daniel • 'Well , Clemson will win next year .·· C l emson College, B. S . i • .Hiult Scltool 1ncultu - ..... , ~n I sea\ Anthony W . Floyd "0 . K . , b oy s • . .. let ' s win thi s one ." Fur man Unive r s ity , A . B . K atherin e W. Floyd ' ' If you don't watch out you ' ll find yoursel ves s itting right in here at rece ss . " Columbia C olle g e, B . A . M a rgar e t M . Floyd " Gi r l s , attitud e i s wha t c ount s . '.' W inthrop Coll e ge , B . S . Tr acy L . L a n e "The r e you g o . • • Clem s on C oll e ge , B . S. M adelin e C . Lyerly " Now , Jame s, hu s h talking. " Lande r College, Unive r s ity of South Carolina, B . A . H ampton I. Perry "Le t 's k eep th e s tudy hall quiet . " Furma n Univ e r s ity , B . A . H en ry D . Powell "W e ll , class, w e' ll have a little te s t t oday. " Coke r College , A . B . Lucile K. W a t e r s "Au pla i s ir" Winthro p College, A . B. Eliz a b e th H . F l ow e r s ''Wha t i s the late s t n e w s? • · Louis burg Junio r C olle g e , The Mus i c Con s erva t o ry of Flo ra M acDonald �.. Burgess L . Altman Winthrop College, B. A . Isla E. Cooper Winthrop College, Summer School U . S. C., Extension Work Hattie DuRant Winthrop College, B.S. (jrnmmnr (jrnde 1ncultu • Lucil e M . Eaddy Furman Univer s ity Lenor a D . Huggins University of South Carolina Furman Univer s ity Ruth M. Jones State Teache r 's College Farmville, Virginia Kathleen B . Mar s h Newber ry College Elma G. Moo r e University of South Carolina Ruth Ard Parke r Winthrop College, B.S. Edna Grace Perry Winthrop College, B. A. Myrtle S. Strickland Spartanburg Junior College W offord College Summe r School Kathleen T. Venters Furma n University, B. M. �• I ��< ----..... - :::: ..... --l· ' - Senior etnss Officers ----- - ___ -- ----... - Mrs. Helen Chapman, Sponsor; Nella Rae Venters, Secretary; Judy Ann Powell, Treasurer; Erma Je an Browder, RepOJ'ter; Ronnie Eaddy, President; Frances Morris, Vice-President; Barbara Chapman, Reporter ; Mr . Henry Powell, Spon sor. )!ascots 7 Ma r y Se i veno sv .,... Randy Stone �,, " , :~~~~~~~!~CHIOfS~~~~~~~~ JOHN BONDAL ALTMAN 4-H Club 1 ,2; F .F.. A. 1 ,2; Beta Club l ,2,3,4. HANNAH ALTMAN J.H.A.1; High School Chorus 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2; May Attendant 1. RAYFORD ALTMAN Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Block" J" Club 4; Block "J" Club Treasurer 4; F. F. A. 1, 2; Flashes Staff 4; Superlatives--Neat e s t Boy, Best Dressed, Most Gentlemanlike. .... . ""' .. MARY LYNN ATKINSON 4-H Club 1,2; J .H. A. 1,3 ,4; Library Club 4. GENE ALLEN BELFLOWERS Baseball 1,2 ,3 ,4; 4-H Club 4. ,. JAMES PERRY BROCK, JR. Basketball 2,4; Football 4; Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Library Club 3 ,4; High School Chorus 1 ,2,3; Flashes Staff 3; Superlatives- -Most Popular Boy, Si lliest. ERMA JEAN BROWDER Beta Club 1,2,3,4; J.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Flashes Staff 2,3,4; Basketball 1 ,2,3; Class Office 4; 4-H Club 1 ,2; Library Club 3; Superlative--Biggest Bluff. �MARY JO BROWDER Library Club 1 ,2,3,4; Beta Club 1 ,2,3,4; J.H.A. 1,2,3,4; J.H.A . Secretary 4; Library Club Tre asur e r 3; Libra ry Club Vice -Pre s id en t 4; Class Office s 1,2,3 ; Flashes Staff 4; H a rve s t Queen 4 ; M a y Attendant 3; M a r s hal 3; Hig h School Choru s 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; 4-H Offices 1,2; Softball 1,2; Supe rl atives--Laziest , Mo st Talkative, Cl ass Giftorian. BARB A RA ELIZ A BETH CHAPMAN M a y A ttendant 2, 3; Girls' State Delegate 3; F. F. A. Sw ee theart 3; Clas s Offices 3, 4; Baske tb a ll 1, 2, 3; Girls' Basketball M anage r 4; J. H. A . 1 ,2,3,4; J.H.A. Treasurer 4; Libr a ry Club 1 ,2,3; 4-H Club 1 ,2; Flashes Staff 2,3 ,4; Sup e rlatives-- Prettiest Girl , Friend lie st . M A RILEE ISCO COOPER J. H. A. 1 , 2,3,4; Beta C l ub 1 ,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1 ,2,3,4; High School Choru s 1 , 2,3; Class Office 2; Basketball!; Library Club 3; Softball 1. •• ··~ I'' DOROTHY ANNETTE COX Block "J" Club 4; Class Office s 1,2,3; Editor of Gold and Black 4; Flashes Staff 3,4; Libr a ry Club 3,4; J.H.A . Vice -Pre sident 3; Softball 1; Beta Club 3, 4; J. H. A . 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Class Poet 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; High School Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls' Basketball Manager 3; Superlatives--Most Likely to Succeed, Most Dependab le. ELTON WILBERT CRIBB 4-Hl,2. J.D. DAVIS Basketballl,2 ; Baseball! , 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4. LENORA JEANETTE DeWITT Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; 4-H Club 1,3,4; 4-H Club President 3, 4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club Tre asurer 4; J.H. A . 1,2,3,4; J.H.A. Treasure r 2; Miss Hi Miss 4; Fla s h es Staff 4 ; Gold a nd Black Staff 4 ; High School Choru s 1,2 , 3; J.H.A. Dist. Sec r etary 2; J.H.A. State Vice-Pre sident 3; South C a rolina Representa tive to Florida State Fair 3; Library C l ub 3, 4 ; Block "J" Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Fla shes Staff 2,3,4; May Attendant 2; Cl ass Office 2; Class Prophet 4; Superlatives --Best Dancer, Most Carefree, Most Athleti c; Miss J .H.A. 4. �RONNIE DAN EADDY Beta Club 1 ,2,3 ,4; Beta Club Pre s id e nt 4; Library Club 2,3 ,4; 'Library Club President 3; Dist . Library Club President 3; Class Offices 1,4; F .F .A . 1,2,3,4; F.F. A. Secretary 2,3;High School Choru s 1,2,3;Bus Drive r 4; 4-H Club 1 ,2,3,4; Delegate to Boys' S t ate 3; Marshal 3; Flashes Staff 3 ,4; Gold and Black Staff 4; F .F .A . Public Speaker 3; Superlati ves- -Most Likely to Succeed, Mo st Studious, Teacher's Pet. PANSY MARIE HANNA Beta Club 1,2,3,4; J .H .A . 1,2,3,4; Class Offices 1,2,3; Flashes Staff 2,3 ,4; Editor of Flashes 4; High School Chorus 1,2, 3; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Marshal 3; Libr ary Club 2,3,4; Library Club Secretary 4; Superhltives-Most Intelligent, T eacher's Pet. THOMAS EDMUND HANNA F . F .A . 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Treasurer 2,3; Football 4; Superlative- -Most Talkative . . BOBBY GENE HATCHELL Basketball·3,4; Football 4; 4-H Club 1,2; Bus Driver 4. DAVID HERCIL HATCHELL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Flashes Staff 3, 4; Block "J" Club 4; Block "J" Club Pre s ident 4; Library Club 3 ,4; 4-H Club 3,4; 4-H Club Vice -President 4 ; Bus Driver 2,3,4; F.F.A . 1,2,3; Superlative--Most Athletic . FRANCIS ALLEN HUMPHRIES Beta Club 1 ,2,3 ,4; Beta Club Vice -President 4; Library Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Football 4; Flashes Staff 2,3, 4; Marshal 3; Gold and Black Staff 4; High School Chorus 1,2 ,3; Superlatives- -Most Carefree, Most Talented, Most Intelligent. JOHN THOMAS HUMPHRIES F.F.A. 1,2,3; 4 - H Club 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4. �WELDON ROLLIN JONES Baseb a ll 2, 4; Football 4; F. F. A . 1, 2, 4; 4-H Club 1; Boys' B asketba ll M an a g e r 4 . MILDRED E A RL JOYE J.H .A . l ,2,3,4; L ibr a ry Club 3; Libr a ry Club Reporter 3; Class Office 2; 4-H Club 1,2,3; HighSchool Chorus 1,2 , 3; Flashe s Staff 4; Superlative - -Wittie s t. LLOYD L A F A Y LYERLY F.F. A . 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club Reporter 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Block "J " Club 4. JAMES WAYNE MARSH Bus Driving 2,3,4; Baseball 2; 4-H Club 2,3. JUNIOR MAT THEWS F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver l, 2; Superlative--Best Dancer. #. ' SHIRLEY JEAN McMA NUS J. H. A . 1, 2; Superlative--Cutest. FRANCES LENORA MORRIS J.H.A. 1,2,3,4; J.H.A. Vice-President 4; J.H.A. President 3; Beta Club 1 ,2,3,4; Beta Club Vice-President 3; May Attendant 1 ,2,3; Class Offices 3,4; Library Club 1,2; Flashes Staff 4; High School Chorus 1; 4-H Club 1; Gold and Black Staff 4; Superlatives- -Most Ladylike, Best Dressed. �• :~~~~~~~~en tors--=~~~~~~~ HARRIETTE PERRY J.H.A. 2,3,4; Library Club 1 ,2,3,4; High School Choru s 1 ,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1 ,2,3; Library Club Reporter 3; Superlative- -Silliest. JERRY TRAVIS POSTON F .F .A. 1 ,2; Baseball 2 ,3; 4-H Club 1 ,2; Class Office 1; Superlative- -Friendlie s t. YVONNE MYRE POSTON J. H. A . 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club 1, 2 . ., ROBERT LINCOLN POW ELL F. F. A .. l, 2, 3; F.F.A. Reporter 2; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Superlative --Most Dependable Boy. CARLTON HOLLICE POW ELL F. F. A. 1, 2, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Bus Driver 4. MANFORD LOGAN POWELL 4-H Club 1; Superlative- -Cutest. JUDY ANN POWELL Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club Secretary 3,4; J.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; J.H.A. Report er 2,4; J.H.A. Sub-Dis't Vice-President 2; Softball 2; Library Club 3; Class Office~ 1 ,2,4; Flashes Staff 2, 3, 4; Gold and Black Staff 4; Class Hi storian 4 ; Girls' Basketball Manager 2; Cheerleader 3; 4-H Club 1 ,2; High School Chorus 1 ,2,3; Basketball 1; Softball3; Superlatives --Best All Round, Most Talented, Most Studious, Neatest Girl. �, ;~~~~~~~~~en tors~~~~~~~~ VANITH C. 0. POWELL F. F. A . 1, 2, 4; 4 - H Club 1, 2; Bus Driver 4. .-.... ARLEN RICHARD PROSSER Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 1 ,2,3 ,4; Football 4; F . F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Vice-President 3; Block "J'' Club 4;Superlative--Biggest Bluff;All Star Player in Pee Dee Tobacco Bowl. MARVIN DONALD STONE . Basketball 1 ,2,3; Baseball 1 ,2,3; F .F .A. 1 ,2,3,4; F .F .A. Reporter 2; Library Club 3, 4; Bus Driver l, 2, 3, 4; Block '' J' • Club 4; 4-H Club 1 ,2,3,4; 4 - H Club President 4; Fla s hes Staff 4; High School Chorus 1 ,2,3; Superlative s --Laziest Boy, Biggest Flirt. JAMES DUFFIE STONE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. President 2,3; Clas s Office 3; Block "J" Club 4; Block "J" Club Secretary 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Flashes Staff 3 ,4; Gold and Black Staff 4; Bus Driver 3 ,4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club Treasurer 3; 4 - H Club 1,2, 3; Superlative- -Best All Round . JAMES KENNY STONE Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Football 4; Football Captain 4; High School Chorus 1, 2, 3; Block "J" Club 4; Block "J" Club Vice-President 4; Flashes Staff 3; Library Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; 4-H Club 1,2; Superlative--Most Handsome. BRILEY POSTON TAYLOR 4-H Club 1,2, 3 ,4; Football 4; Basketball 4; High School Chorus 1 ,2,3; Flashes Staff 3; Library Club 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4. NELLA RAE VENTERS J. H . A. 1 ,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Gold and Black Staff 4; Flashes Staff 2,3,4; Block "J" Club 4; Library Club 3; Class Offices 2,3,4; May Attendant 3; Superlative--Most Popular. �etass Jlistorv In the fall of 1943 school bells began to ring--we listened, They were ringing to say to us it was time for us to enter school. Of the forty-five pupils who enrolled in the first grade, today there are only nine of the original members-- Erma Jean Browder, Elton Cribb, Francis Humphries, Jimmy Powell, Judy Ann Powell, Nella Ray Venters, Briley Taylor and Thomas Hanna, Mary Jo Browder joined us in the first grade . She came from Charleston. In the second grade Barbara Chapman came from Trinity and Rollin Jones from Vox. In the third grade Dorothy Cox came from Lake City, Frances Morris from Hemingway and Jerry Poston from Trinity. School bells continued to ring and as they rang for our seventh year Nora Jean DeWitt joined us from Prospect and Ronnie Eaddy from Vox. Jimmy Brock joined us in the sixth grade. He came from Spartanburg. Rayford Altman from Hemingway and Hercil·Hatchell from Hannah joined us in our ninth year. Shirley McManus came from Mullins during the eleventh year. After we entered high school we settled down to try to solve the deep mysteries of algebra, chemistry, geometry and similar subjects. However ; these mysteries were not solved; we are certain we left them mysteries. Under the careful guidance and wise directions of Mrs. Geraldine E. Patterson, Mrs. Burgess L. Altman, Miss Hattie DuRant, Mrs. Kathleen Stoddard, Miss Nancy Benton and Mrs. Ina W. Richardson we completed the elementary grades and entered high school. Now we were re ady for the eighth grade. As was the custom, we were joined by students from nearby elementary schools. John Thomas Humphries came from Prospect; Arlen Prosser, Jimmy Wayne Marsh, Gene Belflowers, Harriette Perry and J?obby Hatchell from Trinity; and Pansy Hanna, Bondal Altman, Bobby Powell, Mary Lynn Atkinson, Isco Cooper, Lloyd Lyerly and James Duffie Stone from Vox. Our class was represented at Girls' State by two able -minded girls- -Barbara Chapman and Dorothy Cox. Jimmy Brock and Ronnie Eaddy represented us at Boys' State. Nora Jean DeWitt and Nella Ray Venters contributed much to the girls' basketball team, which was outstanding and one that had a good sportsmanship record. Donald, Kenny and James Duffie Stone, Arlen Prosser, Hercil Hatchell and Rayford Altman did as much for the boys' team. In football Arlen Prosser rated All-Star and was selected to play in the West Pee Dee Tobacco Bowl in Florence. Francis Humphries, Lloyd Lyerly, Jimmy Brock, Thomas Hanna and Bobby Hatchell took ·part in basketball and football. Pansy Hanna edited the School Fl ~s he s and Dorothy Cox the Gold and Black. Barbara Chapman represented us in the Miss Channel 2 contest held in Charleston and at the Tobacco Festival in Marion. Nella Ray Venters represented us at Coker College at the Colonial Ball, Nora Jean DeWitt was voted Miss Hi Miss while Pansy Hanna with her scholastic average and personality won the DAR Award, The Junior-Senior Banquet was one of the high lights of our high school career. We worked hard to carry out the theme- -Mardi Gras- -and to give the seniors an evening to stand out in their memories. During our senior year we worked hard sponsoring suppers, selling magazine subscriptions, calendar listings, and presenting our senior play in order to obtain funds for the Washington trip. Soon after the trip we were busy with plans for graduation, To those teachers who have so willingly and untiringly labored with us we offer our most sincere thanks. We hope that the success which we attain will prove our appreciation. Signed: Judy Ann Powell, Class Historian �- '*= -,., MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dorothy Cox and Ronnie Eaddy BEST ALL ROUND Judy Powell a nd Duffie Stone ....... '• \ BEST LOOKING Barbara Chapman and Kenny Stone - . •' ... . . ' (·~ .. =~-- l ~"'·• • -'l... • L l MOST DEPENDABLE Dorothy Cox and Bobby Powell MOST COURTEOUS Frances Morris and Rayford Altman MOST POPULAR Nella Rae Venters and James Brock LAZIEST Mary Jo Browder and Donald Stone • �l - • ~~-~--~-"--·FRIENDLIEST Barbara Chapman and Jerry Po s ton MOST ATHLETIC Nora Jean DeWitt and Hercil Hatchell - • • ...•-·:-'~"! J• ... .•... " • .. • • • • •• •• •••. • . ..,_ I • , BEST DRESSED Frances Morri s and Rayford Altman I • f '---"-'"--' MOST INTELLIGENT Pan s y Hanna and Franci s Humphrie s WITTIEST Harriet Perry and Jimmy Wayne Marsh • NEATEST Judy Ann P owell and Rayford Altman CLASS SWEETHEARTS Dorothy Cox and Hercil Hatchell �£nsf Will A11d <:estnmeJtt We, the senior class of 1955, of the Johnsonville High School, state of South Carolina, being a ll of sane mind find it necessary to make up this last will and testament as we have only a few more days her e . I, Bond al Altman, will to Gerald Stone my place in geometry class and my love for blonds. I hope that he has bette r luck than I. I, Hannah Altman, will to Ann Todd my typewriter and to Grady Morri s my love for the Dairy Queen and the dancing patio. I, Rayford Altman, will to Grady Bennett my place on the basketball team. I hope he doesn't warm the bench so long as I did. I, Mary Lynn Atkinson, will to Johnnie Sue Jones my southern accent and to Carolyn McKenzie my love for blue Fords. I, Gene Bellflowers, will to Elmer Huggins my baseball uniform and to Ronald Brock my freckles. I, James Brock, will to David M a rsh, Jr . , my ability to get atong with girls a nd to Ronald Brock my baseball uniform. I, Erma Jean Browder, will to Shelia Browder my love for the Seaboard R ail road and to Ella Russel Cox my ability to ride in green and white Chevrolets. I, Mary Jo Browder, will to Betty Fur chess my love for Florence, to Billy Hughes my office in the Library Club and to Vennie Ruth Browder my place as Harvest Queen. I, Barb ara Chapman, will to Henrietta Chapman my place as May Day Attendant and to Deloris Stone, Lucinda Haselden and Ellen Altman my love for Clemson. I, Isco Cooper, will to Deloris Stone my love for Hemingway, to Betty Furches my. love for Pleasant Hill a nd to F a nnie Bell Cooper my place at John sonville High School. We, Dorothy Cox and Hercil Hatchell, will to Bob Pro sse r and David Marsh, Jr., our superlative as class s w ee thearts. We hope that they have as much fun living up to it as we did. I, Elton Cribb, will to John Cribb my typewriter. I hope he does better on s peed tests than I did. I, J.D. Davi s, will to Ronald Brock my new typewriter a nd to Wayne McDaniel my nickn ame, Pig . I, Nora Jean DeWitt, will to all the underclassmen my high school days and to the basketball team my sincerest wishes for a good team in the future. I, Ronnie Eaddy, will to Renetta Sue Eaddy my places in typing and French in hopes that she will do better than I have done. I, Pansy H a nna, will to Nancy J ane Stone my place as editor of the Flashes and to Stanley Hanna my love for Johnsonville High School. I, Thomas Hanna, will to Grady Morris my place in agriculture class, to Wayne McDaniel my football suit and to Ronnie Todd my ability to talk. I, Bobby Hatchell, will to Billy Hatchell my place on the football team . I hope that he can earn a nickname like mine, Killer. I, Francis Humphries, will to Wayne McDaniel and Grady Bennett my love for home town girls and to Danny Humphries my ability to get along with their mothe r s. I, John Thomas Humphries, will to Elting Hanna my typewriter . I hope that he will make better use of it than I did. I, Rollin Jones, will to Bobby Po ston my football uniform. I hope he does better than I . I, Mildred Joye, will to Ellen Altman my love for the Air Force and to Joan Altman my sen ior superlative as wittiest girl. I, Lloyd Lyerly, will to Stanley Hann a my place on the basketball team. I hope he doesn't w a rm the bench so much as I did . I, Jimmy W a yne Marsh, will to Betty Furches my love for chemistry and to Carroll Collins my ability to drive a school bus. I, Junior Matthews, will to Caroll Collins my seat in Mr. Floyd's office with the hope that he won't have to use it so much as I did. I, Shirley McM anus, will to Betty Furches my love for school. I, Frances Morri s, will to Betty Morris my place as May Day Attendant and to Ronnie Todd my love for drive-in theaters on Sunday night. I, Harriette Perry , will to Betty Furches my love for the Bar-B-Que Barn and to Johnnie Sue Jones my superlative as silliest girl. I, Jerry Po ston, will to Bobby Po ston my shyness for the girls and to Wayne McDaniel my place in Mrs . Lyerly's bookkeeping class. I, Yvonne Poston, will to Rentha Ann Bazen my typewriter and to some unlucky person my shorthand book . I, Bobby Powell, will to Gerald Stone my place as a bus driver. I, Carlton Powell, will to Joe Haselden my place in agriculture, to William Coker my b us , and to Charles Stone my seat i n Mrs . Carter's study hall. I, Jimmy Powell, will to Bobby Poston my seat behind the heater in Mr . Perry's study h all a n d to Charl es Nichols my place behind the lunch room . �I, Judy Ann Powell , will to Iva Jo Cook my ability to worry over dictation . I, Van Powell , will to Wayne McDaniel my bus . I, Arlen Pro sser, will to Grady B e nnett my superlative as biggest bluff. I hope he can back up his bluffs as w ell as I did and to Elmer Huggins my place as All-Star. I, Donald Stone, will to Ronald Brock my ability in sport s . I, James Duffie Stone, will to Roddy Johnson m y luck for wearing glas ses and to Sweene y Stone my abi li ty to get along with te ach ers . I, K enny Stone, will to D avid Mar s h , Jr . , m y place on the basketball team . I hope he doesn't break h is glasses so much as I did. I, Briley Taylor, will to Donald E a ddy m y seat in Mr . Floyd's office a nd to Ronald Brock my football uniform. I hope that he c a n w ea r it . To Wayne McDaniel and Gr a dy Benn et t I will my t empe r. I, N e lla R a y Venters, will to Ellen Altman, D e loris Stone and Lucinda H ase ld e n my quiet, ti mid w a y s; to Charles Stone my desire to t a lk whe n I s hould be listening. Si gned and sealed this thirtieth day of M a y , 1955 . Witnesses: Nora Jean DeWitt Dorothy Cox Fr ancis H umphri es Class A ttor ne y etnss Propltccu As the cab pulled up to the curb I glanced a t my watch and noticed that I h ad only thirty minutes to catch my plane. Just thirty s hort minutes l eft before I would be leaving my pre sent home, New York City. I climbed into th e cab a nd gave th e driver my destin a tion , the Municipal Airport . Looking out the windows a t the t all sky sc r apers I thought, "Dear old N ew Y ork, what good tim es w e have had, that is between m y assignment s as a foreign corre spondent . Oh w e ll , those days are gone!'' I must have gotten lost in my thoughts because bef o r e I knew it we had arrived at the airport and the d r ive r w as helping me out. As I climbed from the cab I noticed that there w as something familiar about the driver's face and when h e spoke I knew that it was none other tha n Carlton P o w ell. H e told me he wa s living in New Y o rk and was engaged to a beautiful girl . He also said his brother, Van , was in New York and was hap pily ma rried . I heard the announcer's voice booming a way, "Flight Ten leaving for Miami in five minutes, ge t aboa rd. " Boa rding the plane I saw that our stewardess w as Harriette P e rry. W e had a long t alk during the trip . She said that M a ry Jo Browder w as the p r ivate secretary to South Carolina's senior se nator, and that France s Morri s and Mildred Earl J oye were both working with the F. B. I. in Washington, D. C. We made a shor t stop in Richmond, Virgini a, and I decided to get a bite to eat . A s I w alked into the restaurant a tall, business -like man came zooming by, almost knocking me off my feet. He turned around to apologize and I imme di a t ely recognized him as Ronnie Eaddy, or I should say Professo r Eaddy . Over a cup of hot coffee he told me th a t he is now teaching at Washington and Lee University. He said that Bobby Powell a nd Bondal A ltman were both teaching at nearby high school s and that Lloyd Lyerly was boxing for one of the professional team s in Richmond. I he ard my plane number being ,called a nd said my good-byes . The next stop we made was in Columbi a, South Carolina. Checking the schedules I found I h ad seve r al hours to kill before my plane left. I w ent to a telephone and dialed B a rba r a Chapman's number or Barbara Dennis, now that s h e h as changed her name . I finally got her and s he said that s h e would pick me up in twenty minutes. While waiting for her I bought a p a per and turned to th e sport s page . The first article that caught my eyes was an account of A rlen Pro s se r' s playing for the Columbia R ed Skins . It seems that after a successful career of college ball at Carolina he had joined the Red Skins . This a rticle state d that Bobby H atchell wa s playing opposite him for the Greenville Bull Dog s . �I felt someone tap me on the shoulder and I looked up to see James Duffie Stone. He was just starting on a business trip to Spain and Rayford Altman was to join him in Atlantic City. They were both working for the Civil Service. He also said that Jimmy Powell and Elton Cribb were working for the Civil Service and were now in France. As it was time for Duffie's plane to take off we did not get to talk much. Immediately after he left I saw Barbara corning toward me. It surely was good to see her. We went to Dorothy and Hercil's horne. They are now married and Hercil is managing Columbia's biggest super market. Lucky for us, Dorothy was at horne. We had so much to talk about and such a little time. Dorothy took out our 1955 school annual, while glancing through the pages we began to talk about some of our old classmates. Dorothy said that she had received a letter from Nella Ray Venters, who is now married to dear old Hot Rod Donald Stone. They have three darling little boys and Donald is now sole owner of S. & S. Milling Co. Nell's letter stated that Erma Jean Browder was also married, and that Judy Ann Powell made the cutest commercial teacher Johnsonville Hi has ever had. Gene Bellflowers, Jerry Poston, Thomas Hanna, Jimmy Wayne Marsh and Junior Matthews are steady employees of Wellman Combing Company and John Thomas Humphries has the biggest cattle ranch in South Carolina. We became so involved in our thoughts that we forgot the time of day. Twenty-five minutes until five and my plane was supposed to leave at five-thirty . We picked up Hercil at the store and again I was able to get some information about my classmates of '55. He said that James Brock, Kenny Stone and Briley Taylor liked the army so well that they were making a career of it and that J.D . Davis was doing construction work in Ohio and that Rollin Jones was a very successful dentist in Savannah, Georgia. He also said that Francis Humphries was the owner of the shooting galleries at Myrtle Beach and that Isco Cooper and Hannah Altman had both married boys from the beach a n d were now making their homes there. He had also heard that Mary Lynn Atkinson was teaching at Columbia Hi after having received her A. B. degree at the University of South Carolina and that Yvonne Poston and Shirley McManus had received their M. R . S •. degrees and that Pansy Hanna is Editor of the Johnsonville News, Johnsonville's daily paper. The car pulled into the airport just a few minutes before flying time. I said the sad goodbyes that always come when leaving old friends. After the plane had taken off and I was comfortably seated I began to think, "This is no time for sad thoughts." I had lived a full happy life and was now going to the biggest thing that would ever happen to me. You see, I'm to meet my husband - to-be in Miami. Nora Jean DeWitt Class Prophet �• • ~ " • • - .. ,.., '."" " • • .,. ~ • • • • • • • • ...• • -l!l"''lo-----.... , -- - • •• -· •.--· • ...... ... •• • • -- - .. ,.. •• • •••• • -- .- • • -- - �junior etnss Officers Mr . Hampton I: Perry , Sponsor; Mrs. Madeline C. Lyerly, Sponsor; Primmie Lee Creel, VicePresident; D elo ri s Stone, Reporter; Bobby P oston , Sec reta ry; Ellen Altman, President; Myrna Altman, Reporter; Dell Ca rraway, Treas urer . Ellen Altman Myrna Altman Thomas Avant B adge r B a zen Rentha A. Bazen Grady Bennett Dell Carraway Willi am Coker Caroll Collins Iva Jo Cook ) P a trici a Cox Primmie Lee Creel M avis Dennis M a ry H . Dowdy Emily Driggers • _) Bedford Eaddy Javo E addy Sara Ellen Eaddy Betty Furches Elting Hanna ct'.. I • l �Trella Hanna Joe Haselden Lucinda Haselden Billy Hatche 11 Dorothy Hucks Johnnie Sue Jones Kol a Joye Gwendolyn Lee Erna Grace M atthew s Wayne McD aniel Rachel Melton Joan Nettles Charles Nichols M ar y Parn ell Bobby Po ston • I Mary Poston F annie J . Powell Pansy P o w ell A . J. Pro sser Charles Stone I Deloris Stone Ger a ld Stone Nancy J ane Stone Vivi an Stone Mildred Thompson Ronnie Todd junior etnss JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMEN �Sophomore etnss Officers Mrs , H. M . Floyd, Sponsor; Elmer Huggins, President; Ronald Brock, Reporter; Marylyn Blackw ell, Treasurer; Thurma Jean Hughes, Vice -President; Carolyn Turner; Reporter; Esther Floyd, Secretary, Ava Jo Altman Jimmy A ltman Mildred Avant Marylyn Blackwell Ronald Brock Ella Russel Cox Itilene Cribb Norman Cribb Dolly Jean Davis Renetta Sue Eaddy Esthe r Floyd John Swain Hanna Elmer Huggins Thurma Jean Hughes Genevieve John son �...,., . """ Shirley Jones Marie Marlow Bobby Jean Martin Irma Lydia Matthews Sarah Matthew s Judy McKenzie Grady Morris D arlene Newell Artis Powell Donni e Powe 11 Elnita Powe 11 Peggy Jean Powell Ronald Powe 11 Shelby Jean Powers Darris Pros sor .It; David Stone Lavonne Stone Palmer Tilton Carolyn Turner \ \ Robert Wise Jeanette Yarborough l• • Sopltomore Class . •~ • �.,.. s I"!'·~. ••• •IIIJ • I •ih .,.,, • 111!1::1 • llllr:J 1resltmnH etnss Officers Mr. J. D. Daniel, Sponsor; Patsy Taylor, Vice-President; Shelia Browder, President; Edgar Cox, Treasurer; Sara Ann Newell, Reporter; Miri am Harrelson, Secretary; Donald Eaddy, Reporter; Mrs. Margaret M . Floyd, Sponsor . First Row: Sue Altman, Bobbie Je an Ammons, G eo rge Allen Avant, Warren Baker, Mettie Ruth Barnhill, Margaret Ann Baxley, Sheli a Browder, Henrietta Chapman. Second Row: A lcyone Cook, Fannie B ell Cooper, Dexter Cox, John H . Cribb, Tony Duna hoe, Rachel Eaddy, Rachel Feagin, Lloyd Furchess . Third Row: Cecil Hanna, Glendolyn Hanna, Stanley Hanna, Miriam Harrelson, Stacy Haselden, Billy Hughes, Linda Hughes, Nancy Humphrie s . �1resft11111H efnss • First Row: Jimmie Johnson, Rogers Johnson, Buck Jones, Beatrice Lanning, Cecile Lyerly, Nelson Lyerly, David Marsh, Janie Melton. Second Row: Robert Nettles, Sara Ann Newell, Lucille Owens, Fay Powell, J. G. Powell, Margaret Powell , Martin Powell, Betty Gene Prosser. Third Row: Bob Prosser, Carthen Prosser, Margie Pro sser, Bobbie Rogers, K ay Rogers, John Stone, Juanita Stone, Gene Taylor. Fourth Row: Patsy Taylor, D aniel Thompson, Joe Thompson, Nadine Thompson, Thadis Thompson, Ann Todd • I -. • I · ~- I �-- • .......- • • • • �• • • • • • I �&iglttlt (jrnde Class Officers First Row: Joan Altman, Pre s ident; Shirley Powell, Vice - President. Second Row: Channie Marsh, Reporter; Diane Stone, Secretary. Third Row: Corrine Davis, Treasurer. Fourth Row: Mrs. Lena P . Carter, Sponsor; Mr . A . W . Floyd, Sponsor . First Row: Frankie Jean Altman, Ida France s Altman, Jean Altman, Joan Altman, Mary Agnes Altman, W a rren Altman, Virginia Avant, Joyce Atkinson . Second Row: Thomas Earl Baxley, Homer Baze n, Vida Mae Bazen, Vennie Ruth Browder, Amelia Ann Cox, Margaret Cribb, Corine Davis, C a rleena Eaddy . Third Row: LaFon Eaddy, Linda Eaddy, Lizzie Walke r E a ddy, Wyman Eaddy, Hardee Godwin, Helen Hanna, Ronnie Haselden, Carol yn Hearn . • I - • t'. ~ .. ~ ~ \ ,, " I 1.. • . • ' •' • - ) J L ...,"")- ....._ _j - · \ 71 ' -'f ~ ·. • ! t \ ~ L -~ .J' ~ - �&iglttlt (/rode First Row: Danny Humphrie s , Glendora Humphries, Betty Lou Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Myrtle L ee Johnson, Barbara Jean Jones, Glenna Mae Joye, Donald Langley. Second Row: Jeanette M arlowe , Channie Marsh, Ted M athew s, T heola Mathews, Loretta McDaniel, Betty Morris, Frances Owen s, Liston Parrot. Third Row: Nelda P erry, Jeffery Powell, Larry Powell, Myrna F aye Powell, Shi:rtley Powell, Cornell Prosser, R ounette Prosser , Durewood Rhames. Fourth Row: James Robinson, Ann Stone, Diane Stone, Joyce Stone, Sweeney Stone, Virgini a Stone, Harold S troud , Jeanette Taylor. Fifth Row : Genelle Thompson, Leverne Thompson, Levow Thcmpson . .... I -- ~ I - ...._ l t /_ ) ..; ' ..;;Z-• , ( , �Seve11 tit r;rode First Row: Lonni e Faye Baxley, Lenora Bellflowers , Willis Coker, Marshall Eaddy, Wanda Eaddy, Brenda Elli s , Sarah Floyd, Carl Godwin. Second Row: Reid Hannah, Lavonia Hearn , Carolyn Howell, Mary Jones, Norman Jones, Louise Keefe, Rachel Langley, Barbara Lawson. Third Row: Rebecca Lawson, Gene Marsh, Elizabeth McElveen, Patricia Perry, Willa Perry, Gerald Player, Timothy Poston , Herman Powell. Fourth Row: Roger Powell, Rhonnie Prosser , Tommy R ay, Ila Ruth Rogers, Thomas Rogers, Pat Sande r s, Clary Stone, Willie Joe Stone. Fifth Row: Adalaide Stroud, Mack Todd, Mac Arthur Wise. I �Sixtlt (jrnde First Row: Billie A ltman, Geneva A rd, Gene Avant, James Barnhill, Frances Ann Bennett, Lois Browder, Tommie Browder, Clifford Carter, Grace Coker, Wylie Coker, Emily Cole . Second Row: Floyd Collins, Jimmy Cox, Martha Cox, Sandra Cribb, Hubert Alien D a niels, Judy Davis, Elizabeth Evans, Jack Filyaw , Judy Filyaw, Harry Joe Gray, Dannie Hanna. Third Row: Jimmie Hanna, Lawerence Hanna, James Harrelsen, Gracie Hartfield, Margie Ann Haselden, Bennie Hatchell, Linda Huggins, Warren Hughes, Cecil Humphries, Jeffery Humphries, Louise Johnson. Fourth Row: Dennis Lentz, Jolane Lyerly, LeGrand Lyerly, Tracy Matthews, Raleigh Joe McDaniel, Patsy Miller, Willie Mae Morris, Meridan Nettles, Patricia Owens, Betty Jean Parnell, Ilerlee Parrott. Fifth Row: Bernice Poston, Don Poston, Henry Poston, Rondal Poston, C . H. Powell, Equalia Powell, Gwendolyn Powell, Jimmy Powell, Lula Powell, Micheal Powell, Pat Powell. Sixth Row: Leecie Lee Powers, Jeraldine Prosser, Felix Rogers, Joan Rogers, Theus Rog e rs, Betty Ann Sawyer, Carolyn Smith, Emma Lee Stone, G l enda Stone, Annie Rue Tanner, Bernie Tanner. Seventh Row: Kerry Tanner, Novalene Tanner, Johnny Taylor, Betty Thompson, Larry Joe Thompson, James Timmerman, Dorothy Tyler, Ginger Faye Venters, Oneil Wise, Jimmy Woodberry, Sylvia Woodberry. �1iftlt (Jrnde First Row: Larry Baxley, Nancy Jane Baxley, Nancy Ruth Baxley, Judy Blackwell, Myrtie Lee Carter, Charles Cox, Marion Gene Cox, Katherine Daniels, Joise Eaddy, Susan Eaddy. Second Row: Phillip Ellis, Judy Claire Evans, Mary Floyd, Ernestine Gaskins, Carol Gray, Nancy Hammond, George Harrelson, Erskin Haselden, Randy Hatchell, Alice Howell . Third Row: Hugh Huggins, Shirley Johnson , Joice Lee Jones, Preston Joy e, Jim Lambert, Heyward Langley, Betty Lou Lyerly, Shirley Lyerly, Ann McClendon, Olin McDaniel. Fourth Row: Cecil Parrott, Ruby Lee Parrott, Brenda Perry, Lester Perry, Merrinel Poston, Jackie Powell , Lucille Powell, Patricia Nell Powell. Fifth Row: Jimmy Rogers, Amelia Ann Stone, Margie Tanner, Alleen Thompson, Carol Whaley, Johnny Wise. '• • • 1 �• 1ourtlt (}rode First Row: Carol Allen, Harry Altman, Emmie Avant, Verlene Carter, K eith Coker, Burnette Collins, Miriam Collins, J. W. Cornell, Carol Cribb, Gary Cribb, Rondel Cribb. Second Row: Elaine Dennis, Anderson Eaddy, Linda Eaddy, Randall Eaddy, Janet Evans, Judy Evans, Tommy Evans, Jetty Filyaw, Etric Gaskins, Mayo Gaskins, Mitchell Gaster. Third Row: Addie Lee Glisson, John Thomas Glisson, R andall Godwin, Janie Hope, Kim Johnson, Michael Johnson, Becky Jones, Richard Lambert, Peggy Lee, Bobby Jean Matth ews, Glen Melton. Fourth Row: Clarence Owens, James Owens, Joe Parker, Mary Eller Parrott, Judy P layer, Fairlyn Ann Poston, Jean Poston, Jimmy Poston, K arry Sue P oston, Irvin Lee Powell, Johnnie Powell. Fifth Row: Vera Powell, M. J. Powers, Gwen Prosser, McKe ever R h ames, Mary Ann Rogers, Tom Sawyer, Gene Sei veno, Shirley Smith, Betty Lou Stone, Bill Stone, Buddy Stone • Sixth Row: Harold Stone, Janet Stone, Kenneth Stone, Leonard Tanner, Larry Taylor, Mary Katherine Taylor, Jean Venters, Linda Ann Venters, B obbie D ean Ward, Jackie War d, Susie Wise. •• I ' ;' I -- .... -,;J - _f ~ ....~_. f 1'\ ! -- l 't' ~ r-------~~i~~---- �~ltird (jrnde First Row: Harry Allen, Harriet Ammons, Nettie Louise Ard, Luther Avant, J. C. Baird, Cherrly Ann Bellflower s, Willie Dell Blackman, Freddy Campbell, Elizabeth Coker, John Dudly Cox, Rus se 1 Lee Cox . Second Row: Jimmie Cribb, Mike Don a hoe , Beth Eaddy, Jimmie Faye Eaddy, James David Evans, Cherry Feagin, Thomas Filyaw, Larry Gaskins, Carroll Haselden, Phoebe Haselden, Winston Haseldon. Third Row: Patricia Hayes, Gale Hughes, Kay Huggins, David Humphries, Theresa Humphries, Tommie Humphries, Douglas Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Julie Jones, Ray Jones, Allen Keefe. Fourth Row: Margie Ann Lanning, Linda Lanning, David Earl Laster, Rena Ann Lyerly, James McCracken, Dianne Mims, Cheryle Faye Morris, R. H. Morris, Linwood Perry, Staffy Perry, Willa Dean Poston. Fifth Row: Archie Powell, Bennie Ray Powell, John William Powell, Louise Powell, Ronnie Powell, Survay Powell, Elva Rae Rhames, Sammie Stone, Wallace Stone, Naomi Tanner, Brenda Taylor. Sixth Row: Sherrell Taylor, Don Thompson, Bobby Joe Todd, Jenny Lynn Todd, Wilbert Waters, Jr . , Jean Whaley, Lavada Wise , Betty Lou Woodberry, Shirley Woodberry. - \ • ~' �• Second (j rode First Row: Anne Altm~n. Gloria Jean Altman, Mary Altman, Glinda Mae Ard, Clark Baxley, Linda Sue Baxley, Margie Ann Bolyn, Evon Cagle, Margaret Alice Coker, Monique Cole, Barbara Ann Coley. Second Row: Betty Collins, W i 11 i e Co 11 ins , Molly Mae Cornell, Billy Creel, Ginger Davis, Barbara Driggers, Cindy Eaddy, Laura Lee Eaddy, Mikel Evans, Ronel Evans, Linda Feagin. Third Row: Pearla Maude Glisson, Bobby Gray, Carrol Hanna, J. L. Harrelson, Myrtle Lee Haselden, Irene Hatchell, Patricia Ann Hatchell, Letha Howard, Bryan Huggins, Joseph Hughes , Myrtle Lee Johnson, Fourth Row: Linda Jones, Sara Lou Jones, Neron Langley, Mary Nell Lyerly, Johnny Matthews, Gerldine Owens, Barry Parker, Larry Perry, Morris Perry, Barbara Ann Powell, Charles Powell. Fifth Row: Leney Powell, Michael Powell, Nick Powell, Lucile Powers, Annette Proffitt, Susan Puckett, Diane Rhames, Jane Rogers, Faye Sawyer, Jimmy Smith, L. B. Stone . Sixth Row: Linda Merle Stone, Roy Stone, Ruby Dianne Stone, Steven Stone, Waylen Stone, Harold Tanner, Nancy Tannet . Seventh Row: James Furman Taylor, Nancy Taylor, Terrel Wayne Thompson, James Thompson, Warren Thompson, Patsy Ruth Watts • • I I J. '·""'· I I \ �1irst (}rnde First Row: David Ard, Elizabeth Ann Avant, Montez Avant, Gerald Bazen , Dena Berg , Shir ley Jean Bolyn, Carol Carter, Katherine Coker, Judy F a ye Coley , Annette Cribb , Roger D aniels. Second Row: Joan Dennis, John William Evan s, Hubert Feagin, Bobby Filyaw, Cleavela nd Filyaw, Alice Gaster, Beverly Davis Hanna, Ramona Hanna, Clayton Harrel son , Roger H aselden, Sandra Hayes. Third Row: Larry Bruce Huggins, Randy Huggins, Jerry Hughes, Cheryl Humphrie s, Deryl Humphries, Sandra Faye Humphries, Elaine Johnson, Lavone Johnson, Randy John-son, Janie Faye Jones, Jerry Jones. Fourth Row: Sammy Jones, Vivian Langley, Julius Lyerly, Randell McCall , Gene Miller, Larry Miller, James Lewis Parrott, Pamela Perry, Jamie Player, Irish Ann Po ston , Jenny Poston. Fifth Row: Linda Anne Poston, Angyleen Powell, Beverly Ann Powell, Jane Elizabeth Powell, Kenneth Powell, Norris Powell, Doreatha Prosser, Wendell Rogers, Mary Seiveno, Brinda Faye Smith, James Edward Stone. Sixth Row: Luther Stone, Randy Stone, J. W. Strickland, Earl Tanner, Harvey Thompson, Willa Dean Thompson, Reid Tyler, Juanita Wise, Jerry Woodberry. J - ·' -• p ~ (I 0I ~~~~~r~ -' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= ....,_ . - J,. .. . --·- ;, I ( ,. ! J I �• • -,____ .• -" '-.,' ' •• �lootbn/1 First Row: Kenny Stone, Briley Taylor, Grady Bennett, Thomas Hanna, Francis Humphries, Billy Hatchell, Rollin Jones. Second Row: Donald Eaddy, James Brock, Arlen Prosser, Elmer Huggins, Bobby Hatchell. Hnseba/1 ,_ • - -- ~ . - First Row: Elmer Huggins,Ro1lin Jones, James Brock,Mr.A.W.Floyd, Coach, Bobby Hatchell, Lloyd Lyerly, Kenny Stone, Charles Stone, Hercil Hatchell, Rayford Altman, Grady Bennett, Warren Baker, Donald Stone, James Duffie Stone. Second Row: Donald Eaddy, Elting Hanna; Ronald Brock, Carthen Pressor, Jimmy Altman. �(jirls' Bnsketbn/1 First Row: Darlene Newell, Sara Matthews, Ellen Atlman, Nella Rae Venters, Nora Jean DeWitt, Shirley Jones, Deloris Stone, Esther Floyd. Second Row: Mr. A. W. Floyd, Coach, Thurma Jean Hughes, Dolly Jean Davis, Alcyone Cook, Nancy Jane Stone, Rentha Ann Bazen, Lucinda Haselden, Ella Russel Cox, Sara Ann Newell, Iva Jo Cook, Barbara Chapman, Manager. Bous' Bnsketbn/1 First Row : Arlen Prosser, Hercil Hatchell, Rayford Altman, Kenny Stone, James Duffie Stone, Lloyd Lyerly, Wayne McDaniel. Second Row: Bobby Hatchell, Francis Humphries, Billy Hatchell, Mr. A. W. Floyd, Coach, Charles Stone, James Brock, Grady Bennett, Elmer Huggins. �elteerleatlers Nora Jean DeWitt, Henrietta Chapman, Bob Prosser. Block etub .. I First R ow : Ne lla Rae Ven te r s, E llen Altman , Sara M atthew s, Nor a ~ean DeWitt, Dorothy Cox, Esth e r F loy d. Second Row: L loyd Lyer ly, Donald Stone, Kenny Stone, Rayford Altman, Arlen P r oss o r , Hercil Hatchell, Duffie Stone, M r . A . W . Floyd, Sponsor. I �tl ,I ,t '""' • • •' • j ••I N .., . • •• • • ,lo : : • • '' • • ••• .• ' t . . •• •• • • • .. 4 • • \ •• ....... t ' I : •• .. • • • ... .. . • • • • • •• .. .... . • , • ••• • • ••• • • •• • f • • • • . • • • • ••• • • ..... t . . ... • ~ ••• ... • '"'"' •• • • o I r i .. • • •! .. • • •• • • !' • • • I • ...... ' t ••• •• ' • �.Honors 1955 Marshals Bobby Poston, Ellen Altman, Primmie Lee Creel, William Coker. 1954 Best All Round Billy Wallace Altman 1955 Miss High Miss Nora Jean DeWitt 1955 Good Citizen Pansy Marie Hanna �BARBARA CHAPMAN . . 1954 1.1.A. Sweet/teart �MARY ELEANOR HUMPHRIES 1954 )fnu Queen �junior Jlomcmokcrs ;!ssocio lion "41 • •• 1uturc 1nrmcrs Of ;!mcrico �(jirls' 4 .H Club .- HEAD HEART HANDS HEALTH Hogs' 4 .H Club . I I �Bondal Altman Ellen Altman Rayford Altman Warren Baker Marylyn Blackwell Erma Jean Browder Mary Jo Browder Shelia Browder Isco Cooper Dorothy Cox Edgar Cox Nora Jean DeWitt Renetta Sue Eaddy Ronnie Eaddy Esther Floyd Betty Furchess Pansy Hanna Miriam Ann Harrelson Elmer Huggins Thurma Jean Hughes Francis Humphries Shirley Jones Janie Melton Frances Morris D arlene Newell Sara Ann Newell Bobby Poston Bobby Powell Judy Ann Powell Bob Prosser James Duffie Stone Patsy Taylor Carolyn Turner Nella Rae Venters Mrs. H. M. Floyd �1/asltes Staff . . •••• • ... •• • .P .... 1/ First Row : Frances Morris , Advertising Manager; Nora Jean DeWitt, Co-Editor; Pansy Hanna, Editor; Judy Ann Powell, Art Editor; Ronni e Eaddy, Feature Editor, Second Row: Nella Rae Ve nter s , Social Editor; B.arbara Chapman, Circulation Manager; Mrs, Carter, Advisor; Mary Jo Browder, Business Manager; Fr ancis Humphri es, Art Editor; Dorothy Cox, Feature Editor, Third Row : R a yford Altman, Exchange Editor; Donald Stone, Production Manager; Erma Jean Browder, Social Editor ; James Duffie Stone, Exchange Editor; Ellen Altman, Sports Editor; Mr s , Lyerly, Advisor ; Hercil Hatchell, Sports Editor; Kenny Stone, Production Manager, Cibrnru etub . • 0 • • • • • •' • • • . ........ \....l I • 0 '' 41 \ \ ...., •• �junior 8nplislt etub ., Hus Drivers r , ~ t (- -.-, I I I ( ' J I • Fi-r st Row : Jimmy Marsh, Kenny Stone, Donald Stone, Lloyd Lyerly, Grady Bennett, Charles S t one, Ronnie Eaddy, Wayne McDaniel, Junior Matthews, A rlen Prosser , John T. Humphries , R onnie Todd. Second Row: Briley Taylor, James D. Stone, Van Powell, J. D , Davis, Bobo y Powell, E lting H anna, Bobby Hat c h ell, H ercil Hatchell, C a rlton Powell. �CuHelt Koom Staff • • • ., • • . ,...,..,_. I •• X ' I '1 • I • 1/ \\C' • 11 ~ 1\<.~ II • • ••• - r'--"' I ? • , 9 ·~ Mrs. Abrams, Mrs. Tanner, Mrs. Davis, Mrs . Humphries, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Prosser. LUNCH HOUR • �Senior Wasltington ~rip 1954 . ." . { . - · ·- - • ' Seated: Wayne Rogers, Billy Altman, Louis Rogers , Andy Po ston , Pete Cox, Max Perry, Brus ter Powell, Leo W ayne Hanna, Gip Dunahoe and James Eaddy . Standing: Frances Eaddy, Mary Virginia Cribb , Neomi Marlow , Mary Eleanor Humphries Wise, Ann Po ston, Algie Poston Cox , H. M. Floyd {Superintendent), Mr s. H. M. Floyd {Class Sponsor), Dike P ow ell {Bus Driver), Lula Beck Eaddy, M a ry Alyce Cox , Geneva Dunahoe, Mary Lou Johnson and Ginger Tanner. ( , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gold and Black Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Yearbooks tell stories not only about people, but the places, culture, and fashion of the time. The first edition of the Gold and Black was produced in 1939. Several classes did not produce yearbooks, including 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1951, 1952, 1953, and 1954. Browse all available digital copies below. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Scanned books Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gold and Black 1955 Description An account of the resource Gold and Black 1955. the 1954-1955 year was the year the Johnsonville Elementary School was built. This yearbook features the final year that the old school cafeteria was in use before students began sharing the new elementary school cafeteria in the adjacent school building. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1955 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Regina Graham https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/041b3d6c6791db7ffb0f2cb50f04171e.jpg e7c78477d7103adcad9e82f081bee41a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource People Subject The topic of the resource The ancestors who called this part of the Pee Dee home. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Grave of Lydia Morgan Timmons White (1784-1834) Subject The topic of the resource Lydia Morgan Timmons White (1784-1834) was born in the Darlington area and was the daughter of Thomas Morgan (b. 1755) and Sarah Brian (1761-1828). She married William Henry Timmons (1770-1802) and had 2 sons: Reverend John Morgan Timmons (1800-1863) William James Timmons II (1802-1846) https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/d917ea94395ff711cced25d58f695b09.jpg 24a462eae8a55253dc42ef171a8f0bcc Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Elizabeth Timmons Huggins (1839-1883) Description An account of the resource Colorization and restoration by Josh Dukes Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Josh Dukes https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/96e337299583e21b71f195470d9fd410.jpg 4f6c1596a2f5447399b26bd8417ad557 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Elizabeth Timmons Huggins Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource People Subject The topic of the resource The ancestors who called this part of the Pee Dee home. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Elizabeth Timmons Huggins (1839-1883) Description An account of the resource Elizabeth Timmons Huggins (1839-1883) was the daughter of William James Timmons II (1802-1846) and Elizabeth Eaddy (1808-1898). She married George S. B. Huggins (1831-1915). After her death, Huggins married her younger sister, Emily Timmons https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/4dcc9cf20cc97e1aeedd25bba8eccc7e.jpg e53797e7f558e8ed0c2165ff42ac0f3b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource John Morgan Timmons, founder of Timmonsville Description An account of the resource Portrait restoration and colorization by Josh Dukes Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Josh Dukes https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/49e07514dc7813b3f620c98da4ada9da.jpg d3a55c0e58a980837c9b7a5ebf257ba2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource People Subject The topic of the resource The ancestors who called this part of the Pee Dee home. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Reverend John Morgan Timmons Description An account of the resource John Morgan Timmons (1800-1863) was the founder of Timmonsville, SC. He was for 45 years pastor of Elim Baptist Church at Effingham, a large landowner, and a businessman. He was a Signer of the Ordinance of Secession on December 20, 1860, and died in 1869, He and the Timmons family are treated extensively in the book Happy Heritage, by Mrs. R. B. Cannon, The State Company, Columbia, South Carolina, 1943. https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/5d5f67ed6dbd458973f6c9b12a9cb05f.png 5b66ef9ce991a8cfb12891157ff754fb https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/f370ee0aa6a2aa1efc508d14bb0e880a.jpg ae3836b37fc29057c2700e2686b46602 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Places Subject The topic of the resource Places, Buildings, and Sites in and around Johnsonville Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Province of Carolina https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/d9a5c154362437aed60d99e8d7e1d714.JPG 1f211e32546e2264797d3af4f6da0a49 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Places Subject The topic of the resource Places, Buildings, and Sites in and around Johnsonville Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Indiantown Presbyterian Church, 1900 Description An account of the resource Indiantown Presbyterian Church, circa 1900. The church was organized in 1757. During the American Revolution, the church was burned by the British Lieutenant-Colonel Banastre Tarleton. His act resulted in the citizens giving greater support to his opponent, the Continental General Francis Marion. The rebuilt (and current) church building remained virtually unchanged from its erection in 1830 until the front porch was added in 1910. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1900 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/236425ac31d51b2c5c0e89a56a1dda56.JPG 601d49bf9e6275b3c31408b3afd90ba1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Places Subject The topic of the resource Places, Buildings, and Sites in and around Johnsonville Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Indiantown Presbyterian Church, 1910-1919 Description An account of the resource Indiantown Presbyterian Church, after the front portch was added (sometime between 1910-1919). This was before the church was raised and a basement added (before 1927). Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/e86a744c875a082e56f2eb6b4c4f28b3.jpg 798ddb7eef55df692ae57763dfb8c732 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/2a7c0001d99cc978c70c0c4319d81038.jpg 4750a2a3e1fb341d1c9ce097163ca2d3 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/436c350a62e1d827338574cefc3b819b.jpg 04453a165bd471623e2c0ee0a7dff88c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Indiantown Church News and Courier 29 Jul 1935 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource July 29 1935 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/07f626455988952ab2c91f8d5e5b8703.pdf 9b46796e72a2c5a118b7ea27a3434913 PDF Text Text https://www.newspapers.com/image/983884121/ Florence Morning News (Florence, South Carolina) · Wed, Jun 27, 1956 · Page 12 Downloaded on Apr 17, 2026 WEST SIDE Original Free Will Baptist Church, Johnson,illt. Johnsonville Has New Church Group ,JOHNSO \'ILl.f~ . Jun<' 2r, ol The church aud1tpr1um. already only has this Lown or aboul 1.000 completed. land. on an acre lrad j ecn indu trial and business or property al the inter eclion of growth a urvey or ii churches the Vox and Indiantown road wilh show. a Spint11 l growlh a well. highway 141 ! Johnsonville lo Lake In fa ct, a new church . prang up City ). (v1lhin the la . I vear and ha. madA . . il.~ mark heavy ·i n the community 's Al the beg1~nmg or lhe curre~t !'I rcvn· I. the first or the church a 1e . . . hort history, lhere were 2fl mem:he Wd idc Original Free •ber. enrolled . Officers or the W_1 ll Bapl!st Church w11 . begun j r.hurch Include L . L. Cole, clerk; with 16 members la t Augu5't 23 A. L. Powell. treasurer; M. and now ha g_ro~•n lo the extent I Todd , Sunday School superintend• they own a bllllding and prope.~ly enl; Cole, Free-Will Baptist League valued . at more ~han $15.000. Wi(h director ; M. c. Todd and L. M. a revival meeling cur:ent_ly 1n \tiller. dcac&ns ; and A. L. Pov.·ell, progre s. the member hip I ex- John F. Eaddy and Murdock Slone peeled to be ~o?sled lo more than lru tees. • double the original. The Rev. Carol Alexander or Services at the West Side Ori• Bethel. N. C.. and Columbia is gi nal F.W.11. Church are chedserving a pa Lor of lhe newly uled as follows (weekly): Sunday organized church . chool, IO a. m.: .Morning Wor• Plans are now being made for ship, 11 a. m. P'.W.B . Lf,ague, fu~ure enlargement program lo in- 6: 45 p. m.: Evening Worship I elude an attached two-storied cdu- p. m .; Mid-Week Prayer service, cational building and a parsonage. Wednesday, I p. m. I I c. Johnsonville has new church group Copyright © 2026 Newspapers.com. All Rights Reserved. Clipped By: iphoneforjosh Apr 17, 2026 � https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/0e76c11cbd0c755a944cfe1ae73ffcfa.jpeg 5a0a96db3b8f1839c6eabdf665a3c217 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Westside Free Will Baptist Church, 1956 Description An account of the resource Describes the founding of the church the previous year. 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Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Westside Free Will Baptist Church Members Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-1965 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/817c49682560260d27f411cc8b5621ff.jpg af441ed2c7958ff738d1bb9e846363fb Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource People Subject The topic of the resource The ancestors who called this part of the Pee Dee home. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy in front of Johnsonville First Baptist, 1959 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/14e7b46b330f7810cc1120a86d7e7692.jpg d81f43b587844d3e83c9dceca328de88 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Places Subject The topic of the resource Places, Buildings, and Sites in and around Johnsonville Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Johnsonville First Baptist Church members - New Sanctuary Description An account of the resource The new sanctuary held its first service in September 1965. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource September 1965 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/4e232a5d34129b6555a16ea3b5431d73.jpg 0871ab29a0fd8ea0c84ece9a0c42a64d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Places Subject The topic of the resource Places, Buildings, and Sites in and around Johnsonville Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Johnsonville First Baptist raises steeple https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/111924b9dc38b1ac22a6fa53a324840f.pdf 880ab54bb4162e374954f9822e948b5a PDF Text Text .,. " -.1'!1' ~ '* • •N .'Hpm~ befp~§.:$U.8d.owrl • • • • • • • • • • (Editor's Note: Before Jam es Hanna went home from his most recent stay a t the med ical cen ter in Apri l 1982, he .and his wife expressed their feelings about Mcleod in a lette r. Charleston writer Ma rtha Johnson visited the Han nos a t home .) . by Martha Johnson Mr. a nd Mrs . James F. Hanna Jive in a warm, grey house with block trim , at the end of a lone off Route 341 , j ust o utside Johnsonville. A couple of rock ing choirs earn their place o n the f ront po rch . Mr. a nd Mrs. Hanna o re the heart and soul of America and o re as we all w ish to be . There is joy and peace , respect and dignity . James Hanna met Lillian tn )ohns.onville J wh ere they both grew up . He married her on April 10 1935. wh en he was 05 ye ars old. She was 19. She moved into the grey house and they hove 1v ed there and "" t)r!~ed the fo rm (continued from page 7) bigger chon o hoe or o mule team could toke core of. " Mr. Hanna was 7 8 when he was first brought to Mcleod Infirmary in what seemed to him the final phose of his long struggle with emphysema. He come to Mcleod because over the years it has m eant o lot to his family. His connection with Mcleod began about threequarters of o century earlier, in 1 906. There is now a bond, the kind of relationship that develops and grows strong out of need over time. Even though there seemed to be no space at Mcleod that night, Mr. Hanna was token in and given oxygen in a room where there were two other patients. He doesn't recall the first few days, but Mrs. Hanna was thankful for that small room and the stroight·bock choir during the 1 0 days and nights of her bedside vigil. He needed to be in the ir.tPnsive co re unit but all • of those beds w ere fille d. They placed him close to the ICU and cared for him as if he were there o' a round it for 4 7 y ears . They hov e no children. "Sometimes it happens tha t w ay." How good it would be to hove more peo ple lil~e each of the m . tv~r. Hanna's fri ends soy that he has never bee n and will never be so fo r a w ay from Johnsonville tha t he can't m a ke the 'round trip b ock home between sunrise and sundown . All these years they worked together on the form ; hoeing the corn , the sugar cone. the tobacco . It was another e ra , bod~ when they " plan ted nothing (s~e Generations, page 8) 0 Lillian and James Hanna : 'We 're w1th Mcleod 100 perce nt " . • Mr. Hanna remembers the attention. the gentle core . the medication without fail. The respiratory therapy treatments every four hours by those "btg. husky boys" helped cause the steady improvement. More than that, at the end of each treatment they added o special arm and neck massage that helped him relax into sleep. "The nurses would tip in and tip out, JUSt to say 'Mr. Hanna , is there anything?' Just checking to see if everything is all right." In the middle of another night in April this year. Mr. Hanna become seriously ill with an emphysema·related infection. EMS brought him with his wife to the emergency roo m at Mcleod as Dr. William Hazelwood Instructed. Out it was to be awhile before he could get a room. So a nurse decided to pass the time by getting them breakfast. Mrs. Hanna ate as she watched the nurse help her husband with breakfast. "She even put the jelly on his toast." · The doctor said he wanted them to be set up "as near lil-~e home as possible ." This was the hew Mcleod. The attention was just the same as before , the newness only made it better. For the Hannes. the story at Mcleod began in 1906 when in uncle, Mr. G.M. Hanna. was hospitalized. He was the first patient Dr. Fronk Mcleod operated on for appendicitis. The two remained fond acquaintances for life. Mr. G.M. Hanna's wife, Aunt Annie Hanna, was a patient there in later years. Their grandson . Robert T. Haselden. was two months old in July 1953. when he was admitted to Mcleod with on intestinal obstruction. Doctors Ellis and Mead told the parents he could not five as he was. that " this is a first. but will you let us try?" He is now a fine young man with a family of his own. Another uncle. Floyd M. Hanna, was taken to Mcleod for appendicitis in 1912. He was carried by buggy to Lake City, then on to Florence by train. Mr. Hanna knew that Mcleod . ac the turn of the century was the only hospital in the area . Horse and buggy or train was the only tronsporta tion. Thomas F. Hanna. James Hanna's father, was treated for cancer at Mcleod during the lost years of his life. The family saw the some treatment then. in 1938, as in their recent visits. Mr. Hanna's sister, Lucille H. Eaddy, was in Mcleod in the early 70s with uremic poisoning. Although she was not expected to live, the nursing staff understood the feelings of the family and "never hindered our . . ', VISitS. There ore other little stories of the Hanna family and Mcleod. Over three-quarters of a century holds many memories. "Mostly through these years it's the good feelings that remain." The ·round trip to Mcleod and bock home to Johnsonville con still be made between sunrise and sundown. • '. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource News Articles Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper and magazine articles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource James and Lillian Hanna - McCleod Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/553eb2201609e241a9c9e2732f0bde73.pdf d4edbd476d7dd1c5e877a265e809ef54 PDF Text Text ���0 z <>: 8 "'0 z "' I ~ >w z z PUBLISHED BY THE BETA CLUB OF JOHNSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Johnsonville, South Carolina ���������DEDICATION Blac:• p r oudly dedicat e lhe 19S9 edUionofTheO<>ld ond By..,.U•!"11o:lo•oU0<>10h!owork ,andthroqh oympatheUc W>d..,otandif111 oftho problemooftho boyo\nhlod<putm<nt, heh . . won !or Mmo<lf al•• tin& pl a cei nourhnrto,at the ~~~1 :1:-d ~::i:~~t~e. n•bblo HCO•d bo<b Florence an In �ADMINI STRATIVE LEADERS �::::;. ~!~.~~o1~·...Sa",;.~;c!:,'.;' 1E::~~~r:; M••· LooC a ttor. Ena;ll • h and l..<l.. uy M• o. flol onCha pman.fliotory M••· fl. M. Floyd.Eftili • hondF•ench M <O. M•Uie T. fl • = • · Ena;li • h&ndBlolotY Mr . Bonnie M. fl e nd•kk. Ad!hmoH<. Phyoioal E<lueahon, &nd Coa ch Mr.TueyL. Lu e.A11dc\tltur<' GRAMMAR SCHOOL FACULTY Mro. M!!d . . dfl. C<><:H!o1d Mu. Lucile M. Eaddy �HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY M::.·{:~~ri.~,::. Typ!nt•ndShorthand Mr, llen•yPowoll B>iolnouMathandAl1ob .. Mr , T .W. RGJ<U Math a ndHioto•y Mr.Ra ndolph Wlllla r.-. .n:. '.:l. ~!:::~:~i~~;;~o•y Muoi<(l<opl<tu••f �Studlo1 left to d1M Glondon Hom p hr I• a , Alcyo>na Cook, Corolyn Mc!<onoie, DovidMuoh, J..,RonnloHue!don, BillyJooCro>ck. ., l,.loyd Furchu, Hom OT Suen, "-•Chlo Powell, Dour Coo , Tony Du no hoc, Janie Molton, Sue Allmon, Sutod inll<>o: 6ockJonu, Stanley Hanna, Reldlluno,CuthenProuu,OotioldEaddy, FraMEnno , SCHOOL CUSTODIAN CAFETERIA STAFF !..d\10Rt1bt: M••· Bu1Ni A. Humphr lu, M•t . Enlo Dov!., Mu, MollloTannu, ~:La ~:.:.:.:o~•.::· ~::~ Cox. Mn• 1••· �SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pro otdont-Rote nJohnoon Tr. .ouro r -llUly H,,.heo MASCOTS CLASSES �SUE ALTMAN· · Pdmpolnduo --h.aobuotro..blo ··l0Yoo101l11l•••no&1. 8AR8ARA JEAN AMMONS··"S..o"y''··fr<endly • •P • •• · ·•l-•ocal<h M··P•• P.!..OC::::.pl... GEORGE AL.Ll:N AVANT--Euy •ol nt · ·•l"J• andj>\ckatha<J.UU•· ·.,.hboityp\"'11, METT!E RUTll 8ARNlllLL--Nu1 •• a pin <tUlUtypo--ladyllb--llJ.dbyall. THE SENIOR CLASS llENR!ETTACllAPMAN••" llon"··ll koa caU· · finally macle the Beta Cl~b. GARROLLCOLLINS--Euyloln&··&lwayajoO<lnc -·manai1u10 101by· ·h .... oo..tattb&Dai<YKina �ALCYONE COOll--Navy f .... . 1°"' 1kotln1 · · cr&oyl>~•d<l•e<··fondolFordo F A,.N!E 8£1.U:COOPE R··Slow on thod.,...n· 'r:i:'~i;,.'y°:"' ,,..,ko1l>all playu--lov<0 t o o l••p· • DEXTER COX··C~"' om!L•- ·<<••y al>o~t I.al<• CUy- · d•"d""'n--TY otar. EOGARCOX,JR.··l.o.oothatFord·-1 - •<hloto • l\~ul>l• <hp· ·pnny hlr, O F 1958 ~~.,!d~~~~~~;i!,~ < d lo •• < · ·•eo ! Ly1•'" PONAl.D EADDY· · Al,..oyo la<e for d.,..,, • . Pl<0oantl-f;ll 1 oor •·Hk8' lodoo <0· · " Kid". RACllEl.EADDY· · Frlondly- · ttl. . to kup~P · • fro<kJ. ... 1.,..a t<>nd J\ACHEl.F E AGIN-· Alwoyolntl>ernood· ·Cl>ev · r o leto 1.ndho r · ·J<cat. .1 oml>U\<>n C<>omot<>lo• 1!ot �Ll..OYD FUR<;H£S-· Bluab. . . .a!ly•·"<::bulie"· Fo•dDrln• ••M oo< Li.kelytoSuc:e. .<I. GUNDOLYNHAN?<A-·Wblatyplot mua!<··hula<lyllh'l"""IUlea. STANLEY HANl<A· ·0"'<t· · •peoh wbH opoftn ~:~-!:i~:::..~lity plu•··d•I...,• <h< "Po~y"· ·H •<· BILLYHUGHES··<::l••• •~•p.,. · •fullolhn · • l oYo alhtBl1"M"· · lkotAll·RO<lnd. THE SENIOR CLASS Lll<DA HUGHES••Rooy cheek o- ·Uke o John1on· ~:~lo~~-Br!tt""'" Nock buter- - llaten1 to Aody ~~!::u~~~::!';'i~-~';.::;;:;;:•~:~:;,_•••« •• ROGERS JOHNSON· ·E•erybody' o pol - ·All AmertonGuy--hhololo&oe ··M<>UPop.,.ar . BUCKJONES--Pr e.,yt. .•h- -cudyhloh ··•lwayo oleepy•-wh!o&t <bornlat•r··Hkeobleehop . �OF 1958 �TH E SEN IOR CLASS ~~~~~:~~~~.;;:;;;~;~~;~;:::: Ella Tayl~• �MOTTO ""ContonttoFol!owWhonWo Load." CLASS FLOWER Red Ro'" AN!<! TODD--Good Dan<u- - llke• TV comm . . . d •h - - putydol1 --•po•tofan --p• etty. OF 1958 GRADUATION DAY lt 'oatime!o•Joy,atlmolo•t•u•,a time wo 'll " •• •u•e lhro..1h tho y•••O: wo 'l! ••meml><• alway• C"d~atlon Day. AttheSen<orPromwod.ncod h lthne and thon<>•><ho&<UWO••fillodwlth J l"' · we'll nmembe< a\woy• dor, old, Johnoonv!\lo H!1 h. Whontho lvywal\1&.., f&<be hlndno "'' "°'"""°'• ourpathm.ayw!nd,wo'll romombo •alwayodu •• old.Johnaonv!lloH!1h . Whntholvy walha.e fa.b e hind no matte•wheroou•pathm.aywlnd.wo 'll "'membo• alwayo G•&duat!-Day . PAST YEARS �HALL OF FAME W!Ulu l 0.IterC°" �CLASS HISTORY lti o o!ton otot<dtha tcla n hi otoryrep<ato itoelf, but!hi o otatementlonotdw a yo o upportod ~t~:~!1i !~~!:.:· 'b":: :i1~~e:xt;.~\:!:; :t;~:· Itw . . ln !kpt< m ber or 1946 tbt56pupl1• otortodto ochool!nti.e fir otgr a deatJoi.no Ohvillo School. Onlr20 of th!onumbercont inued to &eth e rthrou;:hourS..niorye a r.Theyore In tho ou rnmerof l957we were re pre oented at G irlo 'ondBoyo •Statebyatudento1electedby th e tnche<o . TOeywo u Sholi o B r owder.Honr!etta Cl>apman , John St one. Bwok Joneo , a nd l;d11arCox , ~:a.~ 'c;;.-. TM':iu~;"u"t~ 0 ~ ~ ~~~i ;~~~;~n~!:~:: Ch a ptuan,R•cho !.l' ea11 in, BobPro n or.Billy :au~:·;~ a~a::.:~:..:'i~e 7 ;:ti;~ :;od•:~~ · il:~ H\lilM• , P a tti McCall , Su• Anne Kewell. M or11io Prouer,K a)'ROil•ro,Pa UyTaylor,andCecile Lye r ly. At l aotca me our Soni or year with all ito d< 11 n<ty "'d lrnport...,co a nd Ho gre al feelin~ of • ul"'riorit y ove< a llother<l ane o . Muchoith i o yurw . . op<ntwork in11«,,. ar d our a n n<lil.IW• ohin11tontrip. We ooldrn a g a •!ne oubocr; pti ono. c alerrdaradvertioeme ntoandH 0Hn11 • . Ch r i otm . . c or do,andpro oo nt ed ooenior<lu o pl ay othe;;n;~ou;,ea~~',~'.!;;e7r:~ f:~~ :;::/:~";;o!lho~ Ll O)'dFur<he o..,, dB<ttyP ro u e<Joinedu o ;ntho ~1::1! il~ :t.';nM.:~11 ~':.'n1~s~:::l~~ :~eU:~1{~.":;,'!; TD<ld andR011 e u J olrnoonin theaixth.andDoxt or Cox. R a cnol I;addy , G l endolyn Hanna, Nancy H umphr i oo. and John Stone in tM oevonth . Ourte a ch<r o in th• 11 ramme< ochool 11ra <k o w ere a s followo: fhat gude. Mn . Hill E a ddy and Mi " Vernell T a ylor ; n cond grade. MTO TOurmrn Harreilon a nd Mi o o L. E. C o~; thi r d Therewe<e o everalotudento!nourcluo whopart!c!patedindi ffer•ntath le tic activiheo ~:~!<;, M;:~~~;:~~:~:.'M/:1.'';;~1:"!~:;ia~~~~ weremember 1 oftho11;r1 , • ba o k o th a ll t o a m Roi « • J ohnoon a ndEdg• r Coxwe r e me1nber1 ol !heboyo'b ao ketb a ll tum . a nd Billy Hui " " and Mro. He len Ch apma n; fifth grade. Mi " A nne G ib oon' oi•thFa <k. Mi u Iola Cooper andMr o. G . V. Draughon: and oevonth11 r ade, Mro. Virgil E a ddy a ndMTO. l;lm aG. Mooro. Trerno ndouo challjlC I could bo oeeoinea<h of uo during our lint year in high ochool. At the 1;.~1 ~\.':,~ ~"l~ yofo~h~• Cy~~ ;:n:;:·~:i1:e~~:'. Stanley Hanna , and N a dine nornpo o n whocamo fro m YoxElementar)'School Our Juniorl"' ar wa• one;nwhichreopono!blhti•• beca me a <e a lit)'. "T r op\cana"w u tho theme of our Junior-Sen!orBanquet whi ch we planned andcarr!od out w iththehelpofMro. M • tt!e'l. H•nno ondMr. l!enryFowol!. Toraioe fund o w o fi rot op onoor od a H a lloweenCarnival, ~~-0';;~~~·0~ ::11;•. !':t;~~~1~·;:i1~~uc~;!; ~o~~:~?:2f}i,,:,';.~Jo;:;;;•w"e::k,;:~~:·,~·::~~: Wit" ourSeniorye arc a m otho"ll h h ondpre- ~ ~~1:·;~i::! 0 :,8: ~~~~i o:j ou°:~e1':'::'.::;;.~,', ::d ourte ac he 'l whohavo otriv o d o o hardtohclpu• ~~r;:!i;:!:h:·1~~;:~:~:.~.~:.~=~~:~:::o; th~•~ a c hoo! year o at John 1onv i\10 Schoo \ will lin11e.\nourhoar h �CLASS PROPHECY Honrict t.C);>]"' "" c1 . . o h ophot �LAST Will AND TESTAMENT pl • « I . Suo Altm o n wm to !lilly D. Altm an my u a buo dr;v., I, flub"' • Jeon A rn mo BO wm to Jo ck; e PQWe!lmy o. .1;n ohorthond I.BuckJone o willtoNorma nJone o mypla ee onthebuhtballte•m. I. Me<tie RuthB a ,nhi ll will to Som "' V. flunhHlrnypl•e<5nJohnoonvmomihSchool I. Dov i d Ma, oh, Jr . will t~ [};ono Stone, C•ro l yn Mcl<<n<io, and l..orottaMcDoni<lmy 1.cec;i l..ye•ly w;n 10 Jo!• no Lyerly a nd B<>bbyTalbotrnyl""e forClernoon. >bi htytocut I, M o q:.,•t Ann B - . loy wm t oSh;rtoy Powollmypl o coinbooUccpi n&c la" l.S>leh > B•owd<rwHltoLo; o Browdorrny pl• ceaoEdltoro<the Gold a ndBlock och<X>l>ndno t,101c a ~ht I. P>ttl McCallwl\l toN0>0H ne T>nn«my mylovofor Ford oandCoroHno ! ,Jon;oMoltonwUltoGor;n< D o v; , my '"p< rlotive"BootPe roonolity" l.SuoAnn Nowollwm t oFranki<Je•n AUrnonmy oward•o"M!uH! Ml"" I . C • .,oll Colhno w>ll to Hom . . Bo .. nmy P"'>'nipl • ce I.MutlnAllenPowell will to Pot Powell .ny • b llltyto 1 etbywithouttoomucheffort. I, Akyone C<>0k "'ill to Rudy Cook mybuo ondho~ th>t theme<hanl co wLl[ be o o ni« t o h ;rn . , t heyhovebunton>e l.CuthenPro" orwilltoRonnieP•ou u mypl><eonthofootb >llt. . m J,DonaldEa tleEaddyw!lltoMuo h • JlE•ddy rnyplocoonthofootbollto >m J,R • che lEaddywm tow;rn eJoeS<o"" rn y plooointy,>;n15 I . R><holF""i;nwHltoD• nnyHwnph"• • • ndMlchyHa nnifordrnyplacoinbookko op i ni I. P •toy T a ylor will t o Mory K>therl"* T oylo•. Je anetteTa ylo•.Jol>nnyTay !or.Ge ""lle ~:!~';~:~~· ond C • •o!yn McK•n•;• my lov e for !.Ole ndolynHonn>wnlt oLo ... ronceHonn• my place., d "'• oflicor J,St>nley HonnowllltoHaro\d S"oudmy love f orShlminally. !,BillyH ~ho o willtoH o rold Slroud my a bihtytoptto ochoolontimo !, Undo!!~heowilltoJo a nAltm ano ndM u y A;nooAltm>nmyloveforbookk<opln,1 . !,Noncy Hwnphrio • will toGlMdOr >Hwn · phrle o mylove fo,populormu o;condLohCity. I ,Nadino Thompoon wllltoF . . nkle J . . n Allm a nmyp!oco;ntyp;n.jl I. Ann ToddwHl to Botty Mord o.C orolyn Ho>rn.andSarah f"loyd my t itlo u "M; .. Jnhn· oonvilloH!1 h" - w;,,,.., •., SholiaBro-d<r Hdriett> Ch•pmon ��JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS f,kn). l• Jc aoAltm.., ld•f• • ncuAlt"'• n Joa oA!tm a n Mu y A&M• Altman Joy<~ AUdn «>n VtdaMH8uon �JUNIOR Hard<eGodw!n R°""ie Haoeld<n C arolyn Hur n Da""y H~mphdeo Glendoro ll~mph r lu Bn~• Johnoon ~~~~1'!'."~:noon BubaroJ.Jon. . Cle ...... Moe Jore Donaldl..a.,.ley Cono!e 1-ory �JoanttteMulow Chann;eMa.oh l:uhloMat<he'"'• TheolaMatthc.,a Lo<0t1 a McDo n;e\ Ca.olynMc Ken<i• BettyMo.ri• ¥.once• Owena CLASS Lar<yPowe ll Myrna F aye Powell .. ~:;::.r1~';';;:~1 Joyce Stone s .... n•ySton• V!r1in!aStone Ha.old Stroud J••neUeToylor 14n!<IThompoon ~t~s:~kiiY.:de. �SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pruldeftt-CuolyftH-•11 Vlco Pr. .!~ntt • T ommie £d'wardo. Willil Col<.• r S.cutuy-ByordStono Treu~ur • Souh Floyd Roporto u-JoR0 101.yorly, Wl11lo J""S.0<1e.llobbyT•lb0t SOPHOMORE CLASS Frankl!.. Altman l..onnlo F a yolluloy ... I~:-:: ~:1;:.. WillioColo.er MlrlomCrool Mu1uuCrlbl> Muoh\Eocldy �SOPHOMORE CLASS Car!Godwift l.ouctt•lt.nn(for d ~:;;1H~:...":• Bobby ll•..,ldeft L..v <WaHearn Caroly nHawe l1 ~:;:,;:-;~. Jinuny Klrby ~;:;,';~~c;:,~11.. P a tricLaPury wmaP,,ny O< • &ldPlaror WULl•J.,.Slono Adol alde St<0d ffi:~~~bo<Wlu ~~:1::~1~:::~ David T a ylor �FRE SHMAN CLASS O FFI CERS JudyD•vloandBlllyAhmu V!o P . . oi6onu - Pontdo Lonh andf"•&M80 lle..-1 S.c...,lary-Tn . . urou - C. .01 s-e1l..,clJudyA1'man Repono r -Johnnya..11. . FRE SHM A N CLA SS BlllyD. .ldAltm•o BillrJ. Altman Ja<k!eAltma o hn<1Altm1n Judy Altman One Ava n t JameoV.Bor""lU Ruby Mao Baoloy s::;.!3.:;... Tommleflrowdu RyuCa,.o>way Oraeoc.>i..r £mllyColo F\oydColl\H Ma ry F u ncu Collln• Rudy Coo~ �FRESHMAN CLASS FlntRow: W . V. CopP"r,M•rtha CoK,ft a monaCreel,SandnCdbb, JudyD.v!a, Vlv!...,>:•ddy, £1iul><th Evano, Mary Gallo, Cuo!yn Hanna, ~Any Hanno. Soocond R_.: Gerald Hanno, Jimmy Ha .... a, t..wnn<o H a ooa,Gndo Ha .tlle ld, Llnda Hunlno, P•UY H"lh•o, WarrenH . . hu, Cecil Hump»riu .Je(frey Humphri. . , °"""Id Joyo, Third R.,..: Donnl o Lont<, Joie~ Ly. . Jy, L.Jt &nd Lyerly, No n Lyuly, R olle1h J. McDo n!el, Patoy Miller, Wil!i o M •• Mof'lo. Merld•n Ne tt! ... P ahld o O..ono,a..ttyJo.,. PuMlL FOY.thR.,.,: S..rn\u Pooto.1,Doo>.Pootot1,HeruyP<>lt0<1, E:it~E1~i1.~~~!~hl F2 1 :if£:~~:~;::~~;;~:i1fE:~~t:.~~~l;;:.~~::.~;.~i:~! T o nMr. Si"'h Row: K• "Y T o nner. NoYe!en• T o nnu, Johnny T a ylor, Dor<>thyTyl. . , Jimmy W<><>dbury, Sylv\& J ,,.. Woodbury. �EIGHTH GRADE J"«otRow: J;mmy Altmon,Maylo>d Altman , J<.,Shi<loyAlLman , L..o"yBox\oy,NoocyJono Bool•y , N..,qRuthB&xloy, Woodrow B a xloy, JudyBlackw<ll,CHffordCa""'•Myrtlo L . . C a n . . . SocondRow: a . . y!Chndl ... Jun. , L . Cook , C a ry Cooper,Chul. , Cox,M •<;on C..ne Cox , W ayne E . Croeku,Ca lhu!neD&o! ol.,Hub<rt A. Dao!elo, P a .. yDonn\o,foy<eE• ddy. Third Row: Mobol!ne Eaddy, Su . . n Eaddy, Tu E a ddy, B aooom Eva n o , Myrtl< L.,.Feonol, JudyJ"!lyaw,M a ry Floyd, P atOillotto,Ca nollCroy, Andy Hanna, f"ourthl\ow : Ruby T ayo Hann a , C..or11• Hu .. l oon, Jam . . l<•nehon, w;me Yon Hortfield , Er a klno H aoelden, M•rai< H . . oldon,Bo nnyHotcMll,R an ny ll a t<h<ll,Daony lic•&rd,Al!coHowo\l, )'!flhRow, Hu1h >h 11 in o , Pr.,ton Joy<, Jul!an Kirby, Jim La mbort, l«ywud Lan1ley , J a m . . L<>wo•y, Botty Ly<rly , J.C.Lyorly , Shlrloy AnnLyorl y , Tracy M otthe"'•· s;.ihRo"': Thom. . McCall, Kendrlch McDaniel,Ql;n McDanlol, Cary McKi H\ck, Ann McL<ndon, Cauoll N<ttl . . , E!!Ho Papitto, Rul>y L . . Par<otl,L<Ol<r Por,y , Mrrrln<llPooton, Sooon1hRow o Q...,ndolynPo~ll,Jad<io Po,..ell , Luc!llo Powoll, Loui •• Powoll,Mar 1ie Powell , PotTic;aPo ... ell ,Paulette RoOin•on , Jimmy Ro11•n , Stephen Rowntr<<, Ame Ha Stone . Ei11h>h Row: Ellon Stono, Mor.-;< Tanner, Llnda Taylo r ,SallyTillu, Bonnl<J<&nThomp« >n , Al<n• Thomp•on,Carol Wh•l<y, Johnny Wi o• , V< .. Wloo . Not!nplctu'": WylioCok<r , 0.rtrudoMH. . , �SEVENTH GRADE �SIXTH GRADE J'!.otR.-:Bol>oAllen.Oa""yRayAltman,l<<theATd,l:"'m!eAnnt,J.C.5a!rd,PatoyBadey, iv;::: ~;~;::"; g:i;:,t.;~•;.~ ~';.:i~ ~ ~ik;~:~:.b!:.°"-~;;!· £~~';.';,'Jl~.:.';'~~Y~~:;:Y~~.,;,.,!·Y 0 WayM Evano, Che•• y Fe•• Ln, JeU!e Filyaw. Third R<>w; Judy Hartlleld, C a rol Hudcltn, Ph""t.. Haod<lo n, Winoton HHd<lon, K ay Hu11!na, Oa!o H-.h••· O..v!dHump.Orl.,, Thero.a Hwnplu\.,, Tommy Hurnphrio o, Arv!n Johnoon, Fourth Row: Joli< J"""'• l><>0&lao Jolmaon, Bi ... ly Joye, Bunny Jo)'<, Allen Knt1ht. Mu1te J..&nn<nc, LlndaL>n1ley, Rena L)"'•ly,Ke..,..lh ~:;:~~·i.~.'.::~c.i ':.:':";;~·St~f~;h~';,~. ;:~::. ~;~:.:..~i:.~v';'.'~~ c;.i::.::111.~~~i~;?;,~ P-ell, Ronald Powell. S!IthR<>w: T<>rnSawJ"r.Ja,,,.,S<ott,BeUyLo..S<o-,Har<>ldSt°"", J&n<;tStono,SamleSl.._,wal\aceSl""e,Bren<loT• ylor,SheTrellT a ylo.,W a yneTaylo•.S.nnth ~;.,°";~:~~';..~~,!·~~1 .T':::"1:°'~;lc~::,1 ::::~111~':.w:,~1:.'G~~:!.~o!~:I~ Gl!u<>n,K ay Jonoo,MaryEllaParrQt<,JunyLy""To<ld. �FIFTH GRADE ~~~::1:';.'u~~":~·. ~~m~~· .'":.~'t. ~1.'';~~bu~u~::.~.~:i~·u~~:11:~ ::':',;~!'n~:'.5"~.,!t~;:!; RoncleL Cribb, CL,..eT Duh, Vone«• Do:nnlo, 8-th E•<l<ly, Cindy E addy, Mihl Evano, Und.a Fn1in, Thomu Filya.. , Connle Fink!< a , Ca«oll Hanna. Third R - : My,,le Lee .Hudclen. l<eM H•t<hcll,Ch e r yl Hu1 h e o. 8ryonH0&1ino, LlndaJo.,..o, SuaLouJ.,,..o,C<tor 110 Jo,.... ~=~~{d~·g:~.,~~~::...~~:~.~-::~;:1:';~·::;•~:~'~':.:.";";,'M~:};,.:1 ~:=~l~"D,~·R~:~:: El. . RH Rhm. . . McKever Rha,,.,.o. Filth Row: Cl•uokltoRobinoon. J unctteScott,Ste phe n S10-, Jona st""".H.ar oldTa...,.>,NancyTanD<<,NaomlT:uu>or,htn.,.Taylor,NaocyTaylor, Mamie Leo Thompo.,.., Si~th It""': Terre l ! Thompoon. Sue TU!er,Cuol Turi>.,, Dolor•• Wol ero, Palay Walto, W!lhr W!O<>, Lavada Wloo, Not !n p!<turo: WllUe D. 6bcbnon, Lnr y :::::i;;_~ i:::~:.~ ti'!'::.""st!~~n Joyo, Linda Jo~. Buboro Ann Powell, s~rv•y P- •11, 6••- �FOURTH GRADE n . .•R-: Jorry Altman, Sandra Fay• Altm.,., ToddyArd,G•••ld Baa.,.,,SaraAnllBell, G•<>•1• Boll,°""" 8••1• Judy Biok<>p. Peo.rl Co1hno, Willlo Collino. Se<ond Row: Mo!Uo Ma• Cornoll,Ceor10Creel,J....,ltaCrod,Ann•tt•Crlbb,JoanD<Mlo,J...,,E>oono,JohnW.Ev•n1, Rot1<tllEvano,HokrtFoa1in,Cl<V<landFllya... Third Row: J<>hnGr<t<>Ty,BeverlyHanna. Ramonattan.... ,Jan>. . &lb."H. .oldon,Patr\d&Ha1<hoU,LothoH.,..ud,Lony Huu!n o,JoHph ~~::ir·=~;::1:r£~~:::t.=£;.1:~!: p;:r.~r1:1~~~"~2-:r:i:~·:.~:1f·::Ei:~~:F:~ p...,.,..., P""'.il. Nonlo Powoll. 1-:Ho Powo ro, Mdtay Prooo o r, J omeo P r one <. Rot>\noon, Wond o ll ROJ•"· Mory S.Lvuo. Sl!<th Row: J am. . EclwudSI°""• l.. B. 51.,...., l..lnd&StOM, J...UM•Sl,,.,.,RondySton e .RoyS•-.Ea<ITonnot.Amtl'loJ)u.,T•ylor,LoR... Thompo°"• Cbrloue T!Uer. Serentb Row: Dn.. U Turner. Rold Tylo r, Joe~ WollmH. Aull'"J Le• Wh•. Juanlla Whe , Jerry Woodborry. No< In plctur., SmU•y Allord, l.utl1•r Av..u, Tury Balle y, Cluk B•~l•J, Mar1arot Al!• Coktr, 8\lly c r . .l, Jia r vtyCrul, Bobby O••Y• t.arry Mauh<lwo, 8e..,yP-tll. lA.,.wP-eU �THIRD GRADE Fir., Row: Wa yl'e ... d. Robut AoM e y, Mon1 . . ,..vont, F ooter Ba><ky, Kenne t h Buley, Lou! oe B axlo y,Shl•leyB&xley ,G«lBer • • Chul. , Bell,L.D.C a mer°". S.cOfldR-: CarroUCoO.er. ~~';.';;;~.~~·~- ~;;'1;;!;;;,~~~".!i1;iec;;: 1i:..':,;~.l\"l~i'ri1~:!:~•·:.~~~J :::::;:: ::;.~~y F~:::~: Rond d FHpw, Jon F"rohu, Ali ce 0 . .10<, Pula M. OliHQn, ~lty Lo" Hanoa , Jlmmy Ha nno, R a ndyH anna,Clayton!! o rr o lo o n. Fo"rth R°"': R<>&er Hu elden,JoHutll e ld, H0&hHearn, R o ndy H"Jl!no , O.ryl Hwnphrle o , Wa y- H=phr!u , EU . . t..th Jol>.no,,.., Ronald Jo!m o<>n, Br"<c Johnol on< .Je n y Joneo. Fifth R<:M': S onuny J.,,..o,Ste phen 1<nl1ht,J"H"o Lyerly, M>TyN<il Ly. . ly, Rtn<tte Lyuly, Wa yne Mo Uhew o, Cynthia McK!u\cl<, Norm.,. Netti. . , R ondy Newell, DuR ontParrott . S!xthR<>W:K oth y P a rrot!,Tino!!AnnPorry,lrl o AnnPoot"",Jol>.nJ.,...,o P""'dl,BlllyProooer,HdenPr o•••<,Ja nl ca P<<> H <r,And y Richudoon,J~d!thRob!noon,Bobby ~":::.: c;~~;";\i.~'.";~ .:.:';;~;.'"o":'n;;G;•:!1~';".°i.i~:1' !'1::~· :~Y:~"P~;:;~, 8~";;!~~: C &r<oll C a rl<< . J. L. ll•<r o laon, L>R a y Jo.,. a . Jobn<l! Marah, Ve .non Motthe wo, Charlu ~~~~ · Loth&nid M\lu , Jun"' P a rrott, J a mi< Play<F. Nick Powell, Martha RoS<U, S..nd<&Ka y �SECOND GRADE Fl••<R""'· Nollio .....nAv• n<,Vo r othaAvant , R<>sorl!arof.,.,.,MlrlamBarobHl, Ja<k&<oll PonoyNoU llolL.Joteph 8lockwcll, l..utonCo!o,Bu"lce Coll!no,CuUol< Creel. S.condRow: Chulu Creel , J, &. C r •ol, Iv• C.tbb, Rudoll Co~. Mockoy O.Compo, Buddy DoMl o. Cynlhlo Eoddy,Sandy£•ddy.Su. .o.,. Eoddy.Thor. .•E•ddy. ThhdRow: ltal&"""'do. NormuC.Ht. Nell f n sin. l:orl f e ...,..l, W!LHom Fe nnel, 1.A" yf"llyaw. Polmufi1yow, J. D. Caloo.... Larry Olluon. Woy,.. Godwin. F ou<th R_., Richard Cortmon, Mortin CroJory, B<>Mlo Hotu>.11, Cuo!e An.iHo M o ,WoMo llo""",R•"colla"flo ld,!)avldHoyu,Rlcklo Huolclon, MolvlnHOP41,Roy H"f1lno. FH<hR""': B-«Huche1.J. . ryHu1hu.O"'yHumphriu . LarryJolonoon.Lavon Jol>noon. BHly Jordan.Jome• Kl,.., Jury l..yo rly , Ue<mon Oweno , Rob<rl Monl>ewo. Sunh R""': Kenl..yo rly, D.oln<Ponotl, &"iono Pu r ott,C o• ol y nP-•ll.O..t11>yP-• ll,Ju,.1P-• Ll, Muy p_.ere , Holly Prouer, Jone! llol>ln1on, rnMle Sprl1>11. Se•~nth II-: lloSe< Spri.,., Jac kie Stone, fimSto... , J. W. Strickland, Guy Smith, Randy Ta"""' · l..ury Taylor. Wayno T odd, Elle•~u Turr•. . . Gre10•1 We llma n . £;1hth !low: f"••d• Wil!h , Wll10<> Wll!l1 . Br...,Uy =~~~~ ~;g::i.~.I ~~;' ~i::.':.•~re: J'111lor Ard, Allyn Eclen1, C orrio Lo~ J oye, Woyne Kirby. �FIRST GRADE ~~~:;~~.";;.~d:•~:n~~:.~;!1~~·;;:~ ..~-:::i:~:."~ :~ :i:~:~1K:.:.~:.ils:~,~:t;!:..~•~:~·z.:.:'.~ JudyFen!ero,NucyF<nkl . . ,llonnloG. . tor , Sh!r loy G!l oo on,Glenn!!a nna ,Annl!a rtfleld, Meck Hart/;eld, R a ndy H artfldd, S•m""l Har tlleld. Thkd Rew; Shirley Ha rtliold, Alv!n H a ye a, Dl •iellcarn,B<>bbyll<>Ok o,Ma rle Hu111ino,Cynthi a Hu.ahe o,S. L. Hoa;he o,O.""yJohn oon ,C a rrol Jooe o , C.,,.,,ie J.,,,., o. Fourth Row: Jooe ph Kina , Kathy L.ambut , Dwa yno_ Lyerly, Sheil a M a r oh, Cl!ffo r d Ma tLhewo , D<>r;o Ma tthow o , Jury M•Uhew o, Jimmy M•tthew o, SharO<l Ann McCuck<n, Holen McKi . . <ck, Fifth Row: B • ny Morr!o, LaR"" Nettlu,Shltley Ann O...eoo , Jam . . P o rrntt, O.nny Pla yu, Da nnyPooton, RalphPooton,WandaJe&n Pooton,Ba i!ey Pawe !l,J. ..,.,P.,..eH. ~~';.'~ :::~.,i:::'-t::...'m~'7:~:;, ~::!~y:;~:k•,•;;di;;'::...1:;,'. 0::!:!c~~~~·;::~:~~:;.~•::~:.; Mao .Stono, G a ll Sto,,., , 1.ou Ann Stone, ~ny Ann nompoon, Levorn Till«, Gw<Ddol.yn Tyl«, 1.-ony Tyl<r,K<nn<th Wh<,Ca<0lyt1 Woodb<<ty,1.-ony Jordan, E;5hth R.,..: Glenn Woodbury. Not ltl p\<tur., Alic. F a y~ Gr a h a m,Oavld Coke r, Jri o Vontero, Ol""e Play er, Julia A<d, Wa oda Pl a yer . Ooroth y l..<e Mll<O, Bill y Rh amo o, BHI Jo)"'. JimmyE .. 1 Owe n o, Ollie Ma e Joy~<, LJnn;eM u Milo o, a..uyJeDC• rter. �VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BobP<o,..,,C••olynMcKenole,hdyD•vlo,Dl.,.S•"""· �FOOTBALL TEAM �F!•otRow· W a yn e C•o<•••· B!llle J0<Cr0<h•. Edj;ar Co~, TonyDunal>oe, Lorry Powell. M o roha lEMldy,!.aFonE a d<ly.Geor1 o llarulo0<>. S.<ondR_., C,,.<hHo ndrl<k.PrutonJo,..,. B<>bby T a lbOl.WlllloCoker.Ph!lllpBrown,[)onn11 L<n10,$woo...,y$<"""• Ja,,,.,oHarroh<>A �G IRLS' BASKETBALL �BOYS' BASKETBALL FlrotR_, Geo<a• l!uuloon-Mana 1u,BobllyTa lbo<,EdJ<uCo•,llyudStoo.,J. .. Swuney Stono, Muoh al Eddy, DomUo Lonh, Wayno Cr<>ek"' - Mo nq;u. S.«md R-: Mr. Hondri<l< i..Cr":.:'i:d~;'.';:,;;."!"u:.::~;::•: ~';;,r,..~•h.,.,, Ropu Jo!onoon, Phillip l!rown. w;mo coi.u, �THE GOLD AND �BLA C K STA FF ACTIVITIES �FRENCH CLUB 0FJ"!Cl:Jt$ LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cud• F•ancalo!o opcn t oo.'""""'" '"hoho. . tU.uo•whoa•ol&kl... French. ....................~""'"·"- ~~~ The..,.etlnao•ro pl~"'oh•fOrn>tho t oury, ond <~runt """"'" or F unco . ��FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Olllu•o:l>lo""Slo"". Ptoo!dut; Adolo!de St•0>1d. Vi<o Prooident: lleuyMor•i•, S.c.etuy; Carcl.ynlloun,T r 10 0 >1r o r ; No lda Perry. Ropone r ; 8obProotu,RecreoUono1 Cholr mH FUTURE FARMER S OF AMERICA Oflice u: Pruld<nt. ByordS.<>n<, Jr.; Vice Pruld<nt, Willlo Jo. Slo... ; S.cntary ,Dono!d i...,,.lo y; T<0&1>1ro"GuoldPloy..; S.nt!rutl,F. .n& Eono; Reporter ,Haro!dS"o"d �LIBRARY CLUB P•Uhlont.Edf:. . C°": Vi<• Pr. .hlon• ,B.X.PrgHn; S.crU••J•h•U~ro r, """Todd: R•port•• · Pour Taylor: Typ!ot, H<nrie ttaChapman. BLOCK " J " CLUB �GIRLS' 4 -H CLUB BOYS ' 4-H CLUB �HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS BOYS ' ST ATE G IRLS ' ST ATE �MARSHALS �MAY DAY 1957 M Jt t h ~ .. ~ r·ifi~ '~ ~ .ef" 'k MAY QUEEN ATTENDA NTS FEATURES �llJ:ST ALL- ROUND F. F.A. S WEETHEART Ho don aCN.p.,...n Dtano5tnno �MISSJOHNSONVll.1.El<!GI< Cuolyn M d<~n,Uo Mil.. JOHNSONVILLE !<!OH Carroll Collin• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource Hugh Hanna Land Grant of 1790 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 29 April 1790 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived South Carolina Department of Archives and History Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Josh Dukes Description An account of the resource South Carolina: I do hereby certify for Hugh Hanna a tract of land containing two hundred & forty six acres (surveyed for him the 15th January 1790) situate in the District of Georgetown on Lynches Lake and hath such form, marks, and boundings as the above plat represents. 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Death: Mar. 8, 1867 This is the portrait in Rev Newell's book - Life and Observations of Rev EF Newell. This portrait was painted by WO Bemis, engraved by J Sartain of Philadelphia He married his first wife, Fannie Butterfield on October 21, 1810. He married his second wife, Polly Blanchard on February 12, 1826. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1846 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource WO Bemis Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Observation of Rev EF Newell https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/d8230b790cac5b2e41a377fd24ce5c2c.pdf 4c4e984f71e7cbaa2e50faecbe5884c8 PDF Text Text �������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Documents Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Briley Ham Stone Family Bible Description An account of the resource A scan from the Family Bible of Briley Ham Stone (1812-1882) and wife Elizabeth Mary Eaddy (1825-1879). Briley and Elizabeth were married on September 11, 1834. Briley Ham Stone was the son of Austin Stone II (1776-1832) and Zilphia Ham (1786-1872). Elizabeth Mary Eaddy was the daughter of James Alexander Eaddy (1780-1850) and Elizabeth McDaniel (1794-1879). Their children mentioned in this Bible are: Ezra Levan Stone 1835–1850 Paluatier Stone 1837–1864 Frances Elizabeth Stone 1838– Sarah Levina Stone 1840–1900 Mary Stone 1842–1850 Edwane Eaddy Stone 1844–1863 Narcessa Verline Stone 1846–1907 Zilphia Ham Stone 1848–1879 Briley Ham Stone Jr 1850–1872 Luellen Lizzina Stone 1854– Permetian Mazell Stone 1854– Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1834 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Noonie Stone eaddy Stone https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/9c1e53a59e8450b13e21a015266020e4.pdf 9ca6ffac7e97f431e2a38d00f1988906 PDF Text Text ��Presented by The Beta Club of JOHNSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Johnsonville, S. C. �FOREWORD Into t his edlllon or the GOLD AND BLACKwe haveputooralncereefforts to rcnect tile scenes of yesterday, to port ray thelncidentsolt.o<lay,andto :::~:rr~~e tanglble the memories of lt i1 1o e uytofor get,andw!th that !nmind,we llaveatte mptedtodeplct our llfeat J ohnsonvllie HLgbSchoolw!th\he h op e that we wlll bring l'Lapptneu ~~~:.~t,1162~e ecbo of the "things that TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES FEATURES SENIOR DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS �DEDICATION dedl~~t~~st~~~I~~~ ~~~ ~~t~~;~~ proudly Along with this recognition and honor we ;:,i1ia~~~~f;:~~~~b':;~.for the many things voti!"~:~si:~:~:::~i~;!~';tt~ ~: ~~:~~::,; eachstudcntwithwhom she isauo<:iate<I. Each ofusw\lllongrememberher cheerlulsmlle,he r help!ulandencoural[ingattltude,andherwlllingneutohelpatalltime•. We ar ehappytohavethlsopportun!lytopay ~~l:::l~e ~~ ~~~~~~v~~{e ~!:,~;,and outstanding �ALMA MATER �ADMINISTRATION TRUSTEES Mr.l.&Rlch>.rd.,,..,M,.Ma10Altmon, Chol<manolBo•rd. MU.llO<<l<IAMC.«•"* 1 Stt•el><f �GRAMMAR SCHOOL FACULTY M<0.L\<Oll~ F ..>d<ly M<0.S.nhEaddy ~~~ rr.:~11:~. Mn.10tti1 .... vontoro Mr. -lphWlll!I �HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY �Proold..H)OOl"Je Kon el.,.,Vlce-Prooldont - Johnny Wloe,Sectel0<y-l'.,La•.,., Tre•1U>et·Me ttl· ,..llPootO<l,Repor<e<1-AUce Ho,.euan<1 Hu&:h H"11g!n1. MASCOTS �SENIORS $ilMUEL BERYL CHM<DLER "B<•rl" "SomoclaimbolobHhl\IJ:oo""'-11." JERRYLEECllABTAIH "'Jerri' "llJirlO lnl•ri•'•witb,.,..,,.or>, Qultwo;k " RUDYC,O.RROLLCOOJ< "R'Ody" '"Y<r11'u-<1<1lyonco,andU,.,.,...,ri<•tl!clf;bt, oo.oe!oono,.b." "TobUl"rJand""rrrlonot mrcrff<I: T111n1ow111 bappenoowbat'otbon«<I." MARIONGENE COX "Hlooctloruooro equoltotboooolthof!n•ot J ..,ll•• WAYNEWWAADCRO(:l:ER "W•yno" •wom..,.,.rcomo ond••"""""'"''°' butnotl!I con,,,.lpl!" LOU CATHERINE DANIELS '.;:~':J:i";,;,1::;";.?"'"lom rr..,Wbr con'tollt>e �SENIORS PATSY LENORA DENNIS "P•ts)"' ~~i~ :;'.~· boppJ, and ~oy; In ourbeon a ot>e will JOYCE EADDY "Joyce• ~~.~••"lleclolooft"""""""""•-•tt .. ct!>o MJIBELINEJ/IJ<EE/ID!}Y "lrnuott• lkorllfe -ldboomp< y.'' SUSAN MARIE EADDY . ;.:;:~.:l~!:.i !'°'"f,cle•er:ASi<l"11lo'"o"'1 "I""-)"' ~!!::".!.••mill"l, <l••f"ne>t:Fo<e...,rnlco ,lorovu MARY McKINNON FLOYD ;;,s.~~~:;.i:'!! . . "Mur ' U.bpr<ttJ"'JOOodCH U l• .. p<p PATRIC!AEILEENGlLLETTE ;::,,"'ot":.r°'.::!.."."'JinmJ.. lf,b ... thooou .. th>lwit GEOR(a:LUC!ANllARRELOON "Georp "Tt>eroloanothlele•eryr.. pecled, otrong,cool,•"'1 �SENIORS JJ.MESA.'IOERSO!<l!ARRELSO~ "FJutio s pcrt s ,flut1n 1•me,beb,,. n:wle!orhlm..,lf •rom<mberOO n • m<.'" W!LLIEYO!<l!ARTFIELD "'llrunotl•, p«ll<, ~r<tty, and"''"'"" Silo iln'! Jilr.Ny HUGH LOVELL HUGGINS "Hugh ~~11~':..'.:'.~. •thi.t;< o and ctrlo,•nd I ·Nill •eekno olh« PATRJCIA LAWOO!< "A n oel•ttncthe klnd of g.,o• ,•full • ••u'""'eln JOS~PH CLISTOl<LY~RLY, JR. 'Hi•pl<•••ol om.llosondlr.!t>dlynysw!llllvc!no•u memorieoolloord•r••" �SENIORS . _, ELJZABETHANNMcCLENOON ;:;,~~~: :~~:.•~ret.ty !oco, A O• ... - toaodWll«, • G#JlYKENN£THMcKISSICK "Gor)'' "H•i>PYl\'.llll<Q,but.-bo•"°'l<lbeotbe"'l.. .' CARROLL NETTLES "A • mlle!orevuyboy,\.,,fore•<ryflrl." E!LEEll VELMA PAPITTO "A" """'""'""'ker_n,..rd obouldbelbeb.. t." "R""JL<H' ·1n~ 1nn .. • • ,..coollden ceoh•llt>o,.,,, rslron~h." WALTERLEBTERPillRY ~-~ \ h>\non..,. •e ottlmH loo lopl ul yrdreo b- 'She ""C• U..,lnspona, lhux«llod !n rraco, Sh•tte<>llod In .,.•olyol form o '"1fa< ~ ," �SENIORS R "l:enl>" '"lu olt•ll <mOjj.hlob<t&r> c<luJ, J..,,d>!!lt yoooua-hto p loaoc, """""'"""Pl<>oant>ndcbarmiq.''h•puu )""•t onc•lo}Uur<. .<" ���JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS P r<1oidfttt-COrlAr.,., V!cePrnld<n<-J• nt< H"""'"' !l*Crflarr-J1>111 Pl1yer , T1"eoo...,r-n.trl)'lll'OI• 1oi.. Aopone r 1-11>rr1 Al1.,.,. ond !>.11!eW!te. �THE JUNIOR CLASS �THE JUNIOR CLASS �THE JUNIOR CLASS �Pro• ld•,. - Linda McC•ll, Vlco pro , ;d<nt -~ody l!•nfl•ld, socrctary-K>y Huggin•, E><ldy,R...,rt••• - i ull<nel!ann••n<IM>r•l• LoMina-. SOPHOMORE CLASS Tr~aooter-R il ey �SOPHOMORE CLASS Jodyl!utfl•ld K•Yll"iiln• Gol• llU11be• Dovtdl!umj)hr!OO ni.to .. Humphr j., TQmmyHu~brieo B\nil< f JoY" eunnyso.,. l'r<•tooJo .,. 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H""eldon, HUihHeam,JolmHlll1onl,De1"7IHomplloorlao, .loffl).b H~u. Ellz.ob<t,Jol>n"°"• J en1J.,.•o, L•ll07 JO<'I. ., Ro&!O Jolio.- . FOUllTH ROW: lltepben Knlgbt,LaodalSlono,Lall...,Til<>mpoon,Jul!W1 L~lJ,M>•JN•ULyerL1,R-• L-,ed1,~M>Ul>H•, La_,... W>fM M• tt»•• . WcA!llll.,, AkOtl McDon!ol. FIMH ROW: llnld MllH, Cyntlll.a MCKIHlCk, l""'l[<D< Mllcbum, RmdJ s .....u, Klotby Parrott, Tenzll Ann P OTry, IOmlt Plo~r, Cborlff PO•• U, B!UJ ;~~.;.!",:';,:;.ro~~i.':;., ~;'"~~~«~~~'t,."j"~"""" tr!o Sl:oo.o, L. 8. .'Jo.n., am., ll>J !loot, Wa)'lon �SIXTH GRADE ~~E;;!-~~~~:~l?.!£{E:~:~~~E'€~~j:E/i~Ti~2~?[~;:iE; d1. 'n!mD ROW: $1'"' 1 UM 1, s... ono ~ • • Tb<re .. E"""J· P>m >.:d'°"0. 11>1 J;d,,..rdo, Amend• EDIOtY, Mar!l)'n l;\'on.o. Wiii i. Jo EY>no, Penl• M""do Gllooon. roURTH ROW: Woyne G<w;l•ln, M•rUn Gre, wy. ~.·:;:.i: :":~~~~~r<Jn~·r.o~·~ 1 ::,-:,:1:~.:.~:::,-Ci:';..~·:,r!:~~:i;:.:;:;1:;.; ,1it~~~:·=~ Jone•. Am H....... Gor r Humpi>J'iH, sommy K"" LJ « ly, Oonti• FllJ* M>rlo-. SIXTH ROW: Philip Mario . .. Vornoo M>llhew.o. c. ... 1,,. MC~l e l, M!!LUd MCDon!el, Cl>o•lU Miltt. Ulhanl• [Mlloo, """"''" llotUoo, Dur• Ol P • •""''· P>rrott. SEVENTHROW: CorolynPo,..ll,Ho..,.rdPon ll, l>l "CF Sm!th,Bol>· ~ll~~W!~';l:!~!-=:•s.!c.:'.,· ::=.~::s.,;;•~;::~.'· W.yno T-, R<ld Tyle r. EIGIITK ROW: r unclo °""'in• �FIFTH GRADE �FOURTH GRADE nRBT ROW: fl.,.:l•n• Altono, .,.,.,...,. All:0110, !):wold A!t,,,. ... S<opbonAltmao, GlJDlo Avant, N• lllo A. A.. nt, Mito Balley, Do•ld Bonlool. SECOND ROW: JollMy BUiey. .. BIUley, Mi!<holl Baun, All•• ~~H~7t?.~·~:re~;~!:Et~~:7~.r.~~:-~=~~~~:~~7L - . , ..., H•on•. J•nl<•H•rtflol<I. FlfTH ROW: Ro ... yH•rlfleld. Dani•] HU*lrl .... F.-to 11111..16m, V.lertoK .. m,-1< J.Jobuon,Le.,,.Jo,..ro,Cbor7lt Joy<,Nanc7 Jo,..SIXT11ROw:a.<tyJot..t, ~L7orl7,J o anL,.rly,PorqMaete7,GeroldMorlowe,JoctMorl"'",DoVonMerl<llb,Dctodl7"'ll•o. Sl:VEMTH ROW: L.,..lo Milo.. Clll'olyn Mlllor, Jimmy Mltob""m, Jo aetlt MeK!aolek, - r o MoC.-.u- . °"""' P 1WPa.,,.LL,10m .. POTrotl,All"" Pend0<. E!OJl'THROW: o . .1<1PtTr7,R•1PbPOtton.Ouo.JPow•U.J•.... Po .. ou, Mike ProoHr, .lolnny Rlcbordoon, Dalo Sm!\b, Jerold lllono. NINTH ROW: Tim .!lone, T>mer, Er•ln Tllylor, Abborto Tim """''• L.lrry T)'ler, Gill Word, Mike Woll111an,Folrl 70 White, (ll•nn .....-.,.,. �THIRD GRADE �SECOND GRADE FIRSTROW: LoenndAltman,OnollAlln>m,RobloAltman,Chrl 1/lv>n\,Bo:i<IB>ke<,F>f'B.... ,s.mm1 Barefoot, Muy Ena IJ.Ul•y, 1•1 LM Bble y, LoulM BU!ey. SEO:JND ROW: FrUICH Boll, -·Johll, M!e.l:i .. lBl•ck""'ll,SuoonBlochell,O.eldoComtl'<lfl,Cbuloo C2ntoy,JHH Cart0<,To"yCoftr,wop'" =~~.Tc'::o::"~~ii.~~~:bu~~ ~';';::.!:'~~J·:a~.H~;;:"'J.·.:.le~~'tiirt;~~ L.atroy H...... , I.o•OIU IU'VIO, I.o'°'" Hort!ldd, Bllly H!cU, Tommy Hieb, s....inHooU, BUJy H"Uiti• . Jooopb H"i ~ ll\ o, Mory Su< Hupeo, Do Wano HumphrlH . FIFTH RQW: [)lb" Son .., Fr>nklln 1 -0. Blll Joye, Oll!o Mae Jo}'<, Dtl>l>lo Lane, Ch>.'1 .. LyHl y, ~rry Lyerly, Bobb,- M.,Lo.,, Leol!e Mulo.,, MUllo WO,ne Mulow. SlXTH ROW: Do..o!Ol "l>rlow, Dtmery MO<Low, stule ... rlow, Kann Mat\be ...., Sboron M>ttbewo, Dlctlo MOii<•" .,..,..., M•rl<fl~. R-lpll MUeo, T!mmyMlllor,ClooMcDanlel. SEVENTH ROW: (lenoV<1/IOttleo,1'lfndO..eno.J»dyAMPorro1t,Morrleli>o••ll,B«n!OP1'00Ur,Pat<!c!>P<QOHr,K>thy l'O-ll. T..,;ly P<> ... ll, Roy Sohnll<>>ml"'*· EICIITHROW: Mite SI .. , Lind.I GU! !<>rio~•. MIOOO•I lilone,Rock!estoroe,Anpla Taylo<,l!:<!<T•ylor,Sle•• Ta""ec,FrllloeaThompoon,LeoterTbompeon,Elali>< w....,. !<Il<TI! ROW: ~ We••er, R>r>:lolpb wtULo, Edna w1 ... R-.... �FIRST GRADE FIRITROW: Sl ~e Abroms,t.awr .. c e Altmon,Clz>JyA!tman,J.,..Altman, Kem« bA lt rnM,DlmploAlt~, RandallA!tn»n,Clu .. oeR.Alttn>n,Kerri • AV2nt,Jc.ellolley .SE001<1JROW:R ~ldBa •lO y,o.bi>l• Brown,H>r<yB<ll,KOTOnCh>ndl<r,D<l>b!OCokor,nobroCobr,P•mol• C'ob>r,ChOnCo<,O.rroll Crlbb, UOO..y Daniel. 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Title A name given to the resource Gold and Black 1962 Description An account of the resource Gold and Black yearbook, 1962 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1962 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/104a32b5f072067fb35c7cf283f62af8.jpg df71d43cc3e3fee3302ab8cb36b25cc8 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/5d9ffedafdc890685a3aaa34ec543d09.jpg 052eebe59900a4a8e0ac6b211e7715fa Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Places Subject The topic of the resource Places, Buildings, and Sites in and around Johnsonville Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Aerial Views of Johnsonville, Early 1950s Description An account of the resource These aerial photos show Johnsonville in the early 1950s. The old train depot, high school auditorium, and other buildings are visible, as well as many former homes and businesses. The Johnsonville Elementary school, completed in 1954, is not yet constructed in these images. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 https://www.johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/1929df049f10b44d404b3592fd1ad292.pdf 1f8016917180dd00c2b83f12eacd71be PDF Text Text �The Gold And Black 1969 Johnsonville High School Johnsonville, South Carolina ���Student Life �Students Quest For Knowledge ������������a . ' .. �Scenes Of The Hallow �een Carnival w., Th• 1968 ffallow0<n C•rninl ho ld top;iyfo1 the new Fla>hes 1ctivity bus th1t folrn"'nville pur· ch»<dl.,tyou .Eachclubinthehigh<ehool p"f'>'Od 1booth .Thohom<r<>0mi intho 1rammar>eh<>0l ..ch nomrnot•d•boyandgirl torunfoflfar...,1\Kingand Ou«n. These """~"°"' m•d• • nd put out l>oxes and " chpennyw .. avote . Th•boyand gjrlwit htho nlOSt ..,,., won th o tjtJ<> of Ha rvest King and Queen for 1969 . T111scarnival didverywolL We hope that next ye>r 'i wil l beju>l.,>Ue<:e.,ful ���dod;:.,!l:h,:t:;:.~·Dun:Lh~w<proudly Hehasprovencobc•d<d.ic>1cd1ca<hcr •ndundcr<1>ndingcomp>nionof1hcstuden! body . lliswillingnou1osorvcandcoope!11c with •1udcnts and fellow faculty mombcr< ~·.:..~i::::•tly•ppr<ciaccd•ndwilllongbc lt is withgr<otplc.surcand pridctha\ ;;;;;~~·o~~:~~::d ~-::at• thi> ytor"s �DEDICATION �DAILY ACTIVITIES �ATJHS �Juniors Prepare Junior-Senior �Seniors Snoop While Juniors Plot ��Academics �School's Policies Formulated �. with Administration Close Co-operation ��l'ridoy " " . hc<Hc "'' fo, ''"""" ' (;OUTI<~ m<mbe" .. they '""""" H~ ARTFUND moTIC}' ���������������FHA �Future Farmers of America �FTA Serve As Teacher's Aids Th• Fu1uieT•:tctltflA>lO<:iationi• aclubfor 11udcotsinschoolwhohopo 1obtcornt 1oachc11. In addiuon 10 momhly meelings, tl1i1 club. 1ponJO<e<lby Mrs.ll>SS,kcp1cla...,.fortcad><n in gumnur school who had to be away from dusfor a"'°nlong1hoftimc. �FBLA Learns Modern Business Procedure f'IRST ROW: C..OI """ l<ttlle~ Bol!t>io Johnt0<1, lo ll'-'h McKi*-· COM!< '°"'~ SllirltY HU<ld<n. SECOND ROW: S.'611 HuJFn~ Lin.SoS1011<,V...rie lln rn. P>ll)' lbruu., C!io.,..i. Joyo,LyJtt><(oddy. STA:<DING: /"'SWlton, Aon Al1man. ~ ich•«! P>rr.<U,o.a11<wn,Uoc1> Col<«, DtbbM.G""n,..,...,G.,..., c , ,."' �"°'"'"' snJDENT COUSCll ... SITilNC FRml L[FT m RIGHT, ,, ... G<r><T< N<ttle>. Tum .. Ammon" c...,. C<»'Jl>onrn, BillyMcD.,,ld, Un d •Coi<« .ST~NDl~ G ' lh o<yl<Jo>·c,l»nny DeCamp,Dn"IAv<nt,G<otit Ell<ld~,[);dti·B<nnett �MEMBERS - HONT(l.-RJKolh1~b<",(:orolAnnN<11ld.an.dRu,..>k!tk~BACkoGl<>rioP o "'" · S•,..Hu ¢ "' ,Cl'><'YI< Jw<, Uncb Dobo><, ood S1<1"><" "'"-°'· STA~Dl>lfr Tommy H>t<id<.,M<~ ~ o!l>.rin< Fl.,,..d, and M•~ H<kn~"'P""" Beta Club Encourages Academic Achievement CdW*"'-S«""" Shi<l<yHa<<hkn--nt Damdll""hlm-V>c<-P'r<oi<lent Dal< ... oll<y - Pul~m< n WW. °"'"'""'' - Ch>f'l>in R>n<ty ,.'oll<r - R•!X"'" ��Library Workers S£ATED,C!ndyAllnWl,CatolynEaddr.STANPING(L-R) O.t.•CoW"o.Litld>.Stooe,Dt"''"'an1 Bus Drivers JN lltE BUS (L-R)o Ju,,. (;olc.,, G<oqo Eoddy, DKk<y lknno1k. OUl'SlDE TIIE BUS: 0....y 0.Comp<. R...all C<>>.l<>< KU., Bo«yMonio.R<>""'lEod<l,,A<thu<Smilh,l>w>.ynoly..,1,,GknnH•""" ��Staff Prepares The Gold and Black �Flashes "Deadline" lk>b"' Sl'ATW, U>"T TO RIGHT' lo B«h M<K•""'-· H - .. Pio .. Pbyn. Mm. 11-o•, Carol AM NeUI<>, SJ,;"'y lt.,.ld<n, S.sanKni&jlt.STANDlNG,LfFTTORIGllT:J1J'lic<Powell,8onoio< Hann>,Joet::irc,P01>YN<ttk>.R<>Tll""'P"'°•ChorrySton<, C"""l<Jo .. >. R<ne•N«lk" H<l<nMcKn.ic~,CarolynSi•,Sh.. K"'i,8m><l•Abtt0>1,Mr>.Lyedy �The JHS Music Department Th< b>nd ctrt>inly >MN it> sl>>r< of ~p or>d '"'°",;'-"at •th\otio """' "'""well u mu.;., at J .H_S_ thi>>·= - T h< "'"din ;,. ••;<;m>d }Ul,Un<l<'1h<d .,.<tion ofMr.WilliomT.Thoye<,throul'>JJ<"O•><"'Titofeff<><t p''"'" tcd'°'""'""''°'"''" ' "" "'""°'· mda«:>n«" t o t h<pub\i< in.">Y - Th<bon<l i no'<>ocdit>"''"''"''•P~<con«<ll>and>n dm>depl .,, ,t<> p;t u n i forms for t he 1<169footb>ll 1<Ho11. We patly'1'pteciueM1.Thaytr.OOlh<bUldin>oldincto1he>piritofour>Chool. ��Sports �~~".!!.~.(~~~~~'°;~N~;::.!~ {.;J=:."~~~:!~'."~:.::a-l:.,':.:I~~. .~ ()<(;..,,p0,B;0ywd>an;d,l<tcyB"'""s' .... "0<!¥·~"" c.....-.... 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SO 48 S7 �Th<l~9bul:etballseasonprort<ltobe onoof<ho mo<tfrunfulso>SOr1Sinthehistoryof tho>ehool.,!h< Boy•Var$1tyFlaoh .. compil<d an impr ... ive 19-6 rooord and rocm•d threo tournamont1rophi<s. ll<hindthohotshootingof Randall Co~.1..,ragong22 points ai.ame.Ot11l<1 Dullooewithl7,1nd8obbyHookswithl2,th< ~:~":,;'"'""""".iantlhru1on1llpl>cnof Th<ir fow losses ond rnany wrns speaks for itself in llrowing the I"''' amountofteamwork, <ffon, and pnd• in th<rnsol..,. " ' toam. ThlS yeu»«amwillbeloo"ngfour,,.nion,butooly oo<.llobbyHooh,willbefromthe'1anin1 fTV< Much admiratiooisdueto1h ... boyowhohave been lite pndc of Johnsonoillt for thcpnl !wo �Girls Junior Varsity Basketball �GIKLS VAKSITYSCOKUIOAKD lohn""'ville 22 lianna·Pamplico John•omille 27 Kinguroe Johnsorwille 23 C.orgctown John""'ville 13 Ol.•nl• Johnson>1lle 18 C.orgc1own Johnsonville 38 Kingslrte ~~~=:~:: ~: 31 27 20 25 33 14 ~;~::~:~;:k ~i 24 Pleasan1 tlill .l<J ~~~=~::: ~~ ~~~=~::: ~; ~~~":;;:~1 ~:;:: i! 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Sturky Huddm. ~nn Rom .... and I'!,,_,. ��Vani1YO.«rtc><l<n CapWn - l>ianoPlar<r Tanr•"''<lk>' l<.nCh..,lin '""'°'v"~"<-""'"'""'" c.rw" carrrKi"' E!iu.b<thTaylo< D<l>'*'M u<IJ< °'="'""'"btinap<p10play<"1""1 ~. �LOWER 7-A CONFERENCE �CHAMPIONS ��Classes " Seniors At" lt Again! �Class of 1969 Reaches "•"""K.l•Abnms T"""thrRi<ltrAUmon W-olliamU-O«Anlm<>M OtuelLA'101 ROJC•C.Batefoot RicliudC.lknn<n Mall011W.B&>lcy �Final Year �(:."'"'"''°""""•• F,o4dy ~ob.,tB . l'<a>>:Wnc"""1, lnrid L. £.,,. �l«>nn>nM . h•"' O!iv<,..,UF.~n Pam•l>.G.Ev>ns RoonioW.Guter zonoG.Evans G•·ondolynG.l !q"' ����"=:::;::;::;· s... u..,,,u;,.,an11 ~-" Dix'ooK••non<IRlchardhm<ll �Juniors Shoulder Greater Responsibilities ��R>ndrH>r..-ield Cht<ylofoyo Dt""-"'lLyorly V-Hum JeonLyody 0 ...YH•.,..., loBothM,Ki,,;,,k MymHyman PmyMKkey �~lo!•ridth Anni.rn;,, ImidLee"'>ty ).l;t;ol'I- Jol>nny KKil.rok>n Carolyn)>!ill•" 1 l>al<Smitll Ly.. tteR""''*' JmldSton< ([' D>tlny /oeT.,_! <'4i1Wu d Jottyl>'ltt r.utynWhit< lds\'on l<>I C•"''>•Woodb<rry �Sophomores l'f<-nl,AnnRarnap;Vic<-P'r<lident, DoloW'1ley;$eer<<ary, LibbyAltm.,, T,.,• ..,..,,LJ....,,Stone;Stod<nlC••n><il -~~~:::11a1r.. .. 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Title A name given to the resource Gold and Black Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Yearbooks tell stories not only about people, but the places, culture, and fashion of the time. The first edition of the Gold and Black was produced in 1939. Several classes did not produce yearbooks, including 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1951, 1952, 1953, and 1954. Browse all available digital copies below. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Scanned books Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gold and Black 1969 Description An account of the resource Gold and Black Yearbook featuring the class of 1969 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1969