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Floyd . . . . . . . Advisor J oan Altman . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor Shirley P owell . . . . . Assoc . Editor 2 �• " -., • \ t .. " ' �• • • • - - • - - -. ~ • .. • • • • 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! • • �1oreword As each of you turn the pages of this book may you recall the friendships, the happiness, and the activities you have shared day by day at Johnsonville School. We, the 1959 Gold and Black Staff, wish to say "thanks" to everyone who has helped make this yearbook possible. EDITOR eontents I Classes II Athletics ill Activities IV F eatures I V Advertisements I 5 • • �DAY BY DAY ••• 6 WE �RO AM THE HALLS OF THE SCHOOL WE LOVE ••• \ I \ I \ \ • • • i· ! ' I f 7 �FROM CAPABLE lEADERS ... . ~. �• ., ., I ~' ! IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ... 9 �10 AND �DEL IGHTFUL MOMENTS OF �THROUGH BETTER SPORTSMANSHIP ••• •• ••• • • . .' •• • • • ..... -·----- ~......""ir"l ' 12 ' _!1;_,.., ...... t~' . ~ .. �VICTORY AND DEFEAT ••• JOYS ••• DISAPPOINTMENTS ... • 13 ��ADMINISTRATION Mr. T. S. Smith District Superintendent • Mr. H. M. Floyd Supervising P rincipal BOARD OF TRUSTEES SCHOOL SECRETARY ' Left to right: C. D. Munn, P . D. Poston- Secretary, B. L . Poston, F. H. Poston, R. W. Coleman, M. D. Stone, F. E. Weaver, Sr .-Chairman. IS Mrs . Bertha K. Campbell �• --- rnmmnr Scltool 1ncultu First Row: Mrs. Burgess L. Altman, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Bartell, Mrs. Veneic e K. Brown, Mrs. Mildred H. Cockfield, Miss Hattie DuRant. Second Row: Mrs. Lucile M. Eaddy, Mrs. Lenora D. Huggins, Mrs. Ruth M. Jones, Mrs. Annie C. Poston, Mrs. Lura H. Poston. Third Row: Mrs. Catherine C. Pow ell, Mrs. Thelma P. Powell, Girls' Basketball Coach. Fourth Row: Mrs. MyrtleS. Strickland, Mrs. Kathle en T. Venters. 16 �I • • First Row: H. M. Floyd, Supervising Principal. Second Row: Mrs. Roberta L. Altman, Home Economics; Mrs. Lena P. Carter, Library and English. Third Row: Mrs. Helen G. Chapman, History; Mrs. Katherine W. Floyd, English, French, and Psychology; Bennie M. Hendrick, Physical Education and Coach; Tracy L. Lane, Agriculture; Mrs. Madeline C. Lyerly, Bookkeeping and Science. Fourth Row: James B. McCrorey, Math and Science; William L. Mace, English; Mrs. Reid H. Nettles, Commerce; Henry D. Powell, Math and Chemistry; Randolph E. Willis, Assistant Principal and History. Not pictured: Mrs. Sarah McElveen, Music. Higlt Scltool 1acultg .4::- 17 �nrsltnls • ' • • ' • - , Sar h 18 • �• 19 �Senior etoss 0 tcers • President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LaFon Eady Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . Phillip Brown Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . Channie Marsh Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larry Powell Reporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shirley P owell Danny Humphries II SCOtS Valerie Hearn, Mitchell Bazen Senior etoss FrankieJean Altman--Neat dresser -- very studious-great basketball player-always smiling- -likes buicks . 20 I �• Senior etass Joan Altman----Dependable--chatter box- - lots of fun--always in a hurry--bookkeeping expert. Mary Agnes Altman----Like s to talk--worries about schoolwork- -class sweetheart--laughs in study hall. Joyce Atkins on ----Quiet--acts like a lady-pretty blonde hair. George Allen Avant----Alwaysther e --takes life easy--really gets around--very talkative. Hom er Bazen- -- - Best- looking--carefree- -likes the farm--combs that flat-top--blue eyes and blond hair. Vida Mae Bazen----Pretty- -neat as a pin--chews her gum--likes pretty eyes--cute grin. P hillip Brown--- - Full of fun--always busy--· "Speed Demon" - -loves that r ed and white Ford. Barbara Cox----Ea sy -going --swell friend- likes rock and roll--crazy about Furman. 21 �. . . enior etnss Billy J oe Crocker----Excellent football player-drives that "Chevy" --liked by all--crazy about tiny brunettes. Karlena Eaddy----Loves shorthand--good personality--takes things as they are--loves to giggle in class. LaFon Eady-- --Gentlemanly- -brilliant--greatest ambition to be a doctor --swell pal. • Linda Eaddy----Cute smile--well- liked--pretty brown eyes--good natured--likes soft music-likes blue convertibles. Lizzie W. Eaddy- - -- Friendly- -whiz typist-good worker--likes real gone music and Fords. Harde e Godwin- - --S hort --quietest--studies hard--always in a good mood. Ronnie Haselden----Good dancer--manages to get by in bookkeeping- -likes to tease- -a smile for everyone . Carolyn Hearn----Cute--most popular--drives old " Lizzie" --loves Fords better though--good listener . 22 �Senior etass Danny Humphries----Handsome--likes to have fun--co-operative--dresses neatly--friend to all. Jimmy J ohnson-- - -A nice smile- -likes everybody--personality plus--drives that bus. Rebecca Ann Johnson----Swell dancer- - likes to type--primps at recess--loads of fun. .... .. ... Barbara J ones- - --Pr etty blonde--loves to dance -- crazy about music--always laughing--doesn't worry. Glenna Mae Joye-- --Loves to sew- -quietest-liked by all--giggles in study hall. / Donald Langley- ---Whiz in agriculture--wellmannered--good student- -friendly and co-operative. Channie Marsh----Most ambitious--liked by all -- shorthand wizard--sweet and courteous. Theola Matthews----Trim and tiny--ambitious --loves the canteen- - crazy about typing. 23 �Senior etass L oretta McDaniel-- --Easy to get along with-makes friends easily-- loads of fun--loves to smile. Carolyn McKenzie---- Likeable--always happy-enjoys life- -good-natured- -co-oper ative. Betty Morris----Laziest--likes good music - attractive--speaks when necessary- -fun. Nelda Perry----Short and sweet--lively--loves parties--always on the go--happy-go-lucky . Marlene P oston--- -Pretty as apicture--" Curly" -sweet and nice- -likes red-heads--sympathetic . J. G. Powell----Neat dresser--wants success-- has a joke for everybody--likes "English L ite~ rature" . • Larry Powell----Class pal--swell dancer-class clown- -never a dull moment. Myrna Faye Powell---- Well-mannered- - likes Pat Boone--easy to know--shows interest in friends . 24 �Senior etass Shirley Powell----Tiny--very attractive-always willing to help- -loves the moonlight . Carnell Prosser- ---Quiet- -catches on quickly --very ambitious--pretty hair- -likes to read. Diane Stone-- -- Popular-- sociable- -goodworker --always r eady for action--likes Fords . I · ·~ Sweeny Stone--- -Good athlete- -swell personality --studious--speaks when spoke to . (I Virginia Stone---- Trim--always neat - -loves sports- -very conscientious- -loves to read. Harold Stroud----Always sleepy--good conversationalist- -liked by fellow students- - cute smile. J eanette Taylor----Likes blonde hair and blue eyes--always carefree- - cheerful- -likes dreamy music--keeps up with everything. Genelle Thompson----Nice to know--a friend to all-- fond of the Salem Roller Rink-- has a pleasing voice. 25 �-~- l ... • ... ' I • • • MOST COURTEOUS Channie Marsh J immy J ohnson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED J oan Altman Danny Humphries BEST LOOKING Vida Mae Bazen Homer Bazen WHO'S MOST ATHLETIC Frankie J ean Altman Sweeney Stone ' MOST POPULAR Carolyn Hearn Ronnie Haselden ' a • 26 • �J l ..... <-- 4 • MOST AMBITIOUS Channie Marsh LaFon Eady NEATEST Vida Mae Bazen Danny Humphries WHO WITTIEST Nelda P erry Ronnie Haselden FRIENDLIEST Shirley P owell Geor ge Allen Avant CLASS SWEETHEARTS Virginia Stone Billy J oe Crocker I 27 , �• CLASS PROPHECY Harold Stroud. He was modeling for a mattress company. I guess sleeping through high school did this for him. It was 1969. Since graduating from Johnsonville High School in 1959, I have been teaching history at the Clarke High School in Boston, Massachusetts. Since getting my A. B. Degree in ~ is tory, I have married and am the mother of two dar ling children. It is now the time of year for our annual Senior Class trip to New York City. I hated to leave my husband and children, but now I can see the responsibility of Mrs. Helen Chapman, our sponsor when we took our Senior trip. It was dark by this time so we went back to the hotel. There in the lobby were Billy J oe Crocker and his wife, Virginia, formerly Virginia Stone. Billy Joe was football coach for Clemson. They had come to New York City on their second honeymoon. I asked about some of my old school friends and they told me that GlennaMae J oyehadmarriedand was living in Marion, South Carolina, and that Diane Stone was still living in J ohnsonville as Mrs. David Ma rsh Jr. J ust as they were leaving to go to their rooms, I saw a distinguished man and two ladies coming toward me. It was Dr. LaFon Eady, Rebecca J ohnson, and Nelda P erry. They were in New York for a medical convention. Rebecca told me that s he was an instructor at the Charleston Medical College and Nelda was her assistant. They came up to my room and I again began to gossip about old times. Becky said that she had gone to J ohnsonville to visit her parents for a week and had attended the Johnsonville Little Theater. Joan Altman was the owner and di rector, with Carnell P rosser, Myrna Faye P owell, and Theola Matthews as actor and actresses in it. She also said that Shirley P owell was Editor of the JOHNSONVILLE EVENING NEWS. Her job on the SCHOOL FLASHES sure came in good. LaFon told me that his cousin, J. G. P owell was married to Karlena Eaddy and that he was now President of the J ohnsonville State Bank. Nelda told me of the big T & T Skating Rink in Andrews, owned by J eanette Taylor and Genelle Thompson. She also told me that J immy Robinson was now Pr esident of the General Electric Company. La Fon, Becky, and Nelda said their good-byes as they were going to a concert starring Marlene P oston and Lizzie Walker Eaddy. I knew those girls could sing. I was very surprised as I boarded our chartered bus to find Hardee Godwin as the driver. We talked until it was time to leave Boston and he told me that he had just made a trip to New Orleans, Louisiana. While in New Orleans, he saw Barbara J ones and Danny Humphries, who own one of the largest dancing studios in the South. He also saw Sweeny stone who plays basketball for the Orleans ' Dribblers. We finally reached New York and immediately went to the exclusive Van Buren Hotel where we had made reservations. As the elevator door opened who should step out but a very distinguished lady whom I recognized as my dear school friend, Betty Morris. She told me that she was married to Tom Van Buren, owner of the hotel. She invited me up to her fabulous suite for tea. She had just received a letter from her mother telling her that Homer Bazen now owned the entire settlement of Kingsburg where he had the biggest tobacco farm in South Carolina and that Jimmy Johnson was now part owner of Wellman Combing Company. I had to leave Betty but we promised to see each other before I was to leave. I rounded up my group of seniors and we went sight-seeing. Thegirlswantedtogoto the FifthAvenue Shops to look at the fashions while the boys wanted to go to the Ford Motor Company Building i n which Fords are designed. We went first to the F ifth Avenue shops. As we watched the models, who should I see but Carolyn 'McKenzie and Mary Agnes Altman. They were modeling for Sak's. They recognized me ~nd came over to talk. We began to talk and Mary Agnes asked me if I had heard the new r ecord, 'POSSUM FORK BLUES. I had and we discussed George Allen Avant's success as a singer. It seems that he has taken over for the onet ime favorite, Elvis Presley. T hey told me that a talent scout haddiscovered George at Ronnie Haselden's Square Dance Barn. It seems that both these boys were successful with their high school talents--singing and dancing. The boys began rushing me so I bade Carolyn and Mary Agnes good-bye and we started to the Ford Building. The president welcomed the group and as he turned I saw that he was Phillip Brown. I knew his love for Fords and that loud muffler of his would get him someplace. Phillip was too busy to gossip with me but we had a hurried conversation and he told me that Larry P owell had made General in the Air Force. The group and I boarded a boat to go to Coney Island. A ver y friendly lady spoke to me whom I recognized as Loretta McDaniel. She explained that her husband owned the boat. She began telling me all about herself and she mentioned that four of our school pals were now teaching in the J ohnsonville Schools. Channie Marsh was the English teacher, Donald Langley, the agriculture teacher, Frankie J ean Altman, the physical education teacher, and Vida Mae Bazen, art teacher. The rest of the week passed fast and I only saw one more of my high schoolfriends. This was Linda Eaddy, who was an airline hostess. She told me that Barbara Cox and J oyce Atkinson were beauticians and owned the largest beauty salon in J ohnsonville. Finally it was time for us to return to Boston. I had had a wonderful time in New York but I was happy to b e able to return to my husband and children. After leaving the Ford Building, we walked down the street to the bus. As we passed a store window, I saw someone lying on a bed. It was none other than CAROLYN HEARN Class Prophet • 28 �LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Glenna Mae Joye, will to Tommie Browder my love for Marion and to PrestonJoye my love for Johnsonville High School. I, Donald Langley, will to Gene Seiveno my football uniform and to Heyward Langley my love for gi.rls from other towns. I, Channie Marsh, will to Gene Marsh my love for friends and to Bernice Poston my superlative as "most ambitious". I, Theola Matthews, will to Geraldine Prosser my place in shorthand and to Tracy Matthews my place at the Dairy King. I, Loretta McDaniel, will to Becky Jones and Judy Player my love for home town boys and to Mary Jones my place in bookkeeping. I, Carolyn McKenzie, will to Ann McClendon my title of Miss J ohnsonville High and to Tommie Browder my love for blond hair and freckles. I, Betty Morris, will to all the underclassmen my love for Johnsonville High School and to Willie Mae Morris, Emily Cole, and Elaine Tanner my love for tall boys. I, Nelda Perry, will to Willa Perry my love for Hannah and to Peggy Hughes my good grades in chemistry. I, Marlene Poston, will to Mary Frances Collins my place at the Dairy King and to Peggy Hughes my love for Chevrolets. I, J . G. Powell, will to Gene Seiveno my love for flying and my place in Mrs. Floyd's English class. I, Larry Powell, will to Luther Avant my front seat in the "Bird Gang" and to anyone that is sick in the head my seat in bookkeeping. I, Myrna Faye Powell, will to Lula. Powell my love for Kentucky and to T ommie Browder my place on the basketball team. I , Shirley Powell, will to Carolyn Howell my po sition as Editor of the SCHOOL FLASHES and to Jo Reta Lyerly my hatred of recesses. I, Carnell P rosser, will to Doreatha Prosser my place in study hall. I, J i mmy Robinson, will to Paul Gillette a tank of gasoline for that "hot" Chrysler. I, Diane Stone, will to Doolittle Stone my love for friends and to Tommie Edwards, Sarah Floyd, and Jo Reta Lyerly my love for Ford drivers. I, Virginia Stone, will to Glenda Stone my seat in Mrs. Nettles' typing class and to Emily Cole my ability to make good grades in Mrs. Lyerly's bookkeeping. I, Sweeney Stone, will to Bobby Talbot my superlative as "most athletic" and to Jane Stone my place in Johnsonville High School. I, Harold Stroud, will to Happy Hanna my ability to sleep in Mr. Mace's class. I, J eanette Taylor, will to Mary Kathrine Taylor my love for Andrews , andtoJohnnyand James Furman Taylor my place in the little chair in Mr. Mace's room. I, Genelle T hompson, will to T errell Thompson my love for Andrews and to Don Thompson my seat in Business English. We, the Senior Class of J ohnsonville High School, Johnsonville, S. C., being in sane mind and memory find it necessary to make up this last will and testament as we have only a few more days h~re. We, the Seniors, leave to the Superintendent, Mr. H. M. Floyd, and Sponsor, Mrs. Jimmie Chapman, our thanks and deep appreciation for their patient understanding and faithful guidance, and to the faculty our ability to let nothing worry us. I, Frankie Jean Altman, will to Franklin Altman J r. , my place in typing and T ommie Edwards, Sarah Floyd, and Jo Reta Lyerly my place on the basketball team. I, Joan Altman, will to Sarah Floyd my place as Editor of THE GOLD AND BLACK and to the cheerleaders my ability to open my "big mouth". I, Mary Agnes Altman, will to Tommie Browder my love for Mercuries and to Tommie Edwards my love for basketball. I, Joyce Atkinson, will to Judy Altman and Gerald Hanna my favorite "love seat" and to Dick and Larry Atkinson my love for the moon. I, George Allen Avant, will to the Senior class of 1959-60 my privilege to cut school, to get caught, and then get expelled from school. I, Homer Bazen, will to Gerald Bazen my ability to drive a bus. I, Vida Mae Bazen, will to Geraldine Prosser and Mary Frances Collins my place in bookkeeping and to Betty Jane Parnell and Linda Huggins my love for good music and art. I, Phillip Brown, will to Hugh Huggins my long legs in hopes that he will stretch them as I did during basketball season. I, Barbara Cox, will to Martha Cox and Glenda Stone my place in Mrs. Powell's class and to everyone my love for school. I, Billy Joe Crocker, will to Wayne Crocker my position as fullback on the football team and to David Taylor my place as catcher on the baseball team. I, Karlena Eaddy, will to anyone who wants it my place in sixth period studyhall and to everyone my love for J ohnsonville High. I, Linda Eaddy, will to Margaret Cribb and Patsy Dennis my love for Pleasant Hill and to Joyce Eaddy my love for convertibles. I, Lizzie Eaddy, will to Diane Mims my place on the FLASHES staff as production manager. I, LaFon Eady, will toJo Reta Lyerly my love for fast Fords, loud horns, and my ability to get out of a class when nobody else can. I, Hardee Godwin, will to Carl Godwin my place in bookkeeping. I, Ronnie Haselden, will to Billy Altman my position on the football field and to Carol Haselden my ability to learn bookkeeping. I, Carolyn Hearn, will to Lavonia Hearn my love for history and to Fairlyn Ann Poston my love for dancing. I, Danny Humphries, will to T ommy Humphries my ability to get to school on time. I, Jimmie Johnson, will to Linda Huggins my ability to talk and laugh in study hall and get caught. I, Rebecca Johnson, will to Patricia P erry my good grade in bookkeeping and to anyone my love for Hemingway and green F ords. I, BarbaraJeanJones, will to Willa Perry my love for dancing and to Lavonia Hearn my place in Mrs. Powel·l ' s study hall Signed and sealed this twenty-eighth day of May, 1959. Witnesses: J oan Altman Shirley Powell J. G. P owell Class Attorney • • 29 �1 HAR OE£ • : ' MAP.Y AGN£S CH A~NIE" ---- ... PHILLIP - . . J. G. AND LA Foi'J -..:- • '-1 ' JEAN£T7£ CARN~ LL • - \ S WF£NEY KARLcNA VIDA MAE .I • • • • • BETTY • • • ~ILLY JOF: LlZ2lE CAROlYN f ·~ --"""' ~ ;2~ FRANK 1E ~ JE"AN JOAN MA ~LENE NELDA LORETTA BAR~ARA 30 �IN MEMORIAM • Mrs. Thelma P. Powell February 12, 1959 Mrs. Elizabeth G. Bartell February 28, 1959 IN MY FATHER'S HOUSE No, not cold beneath the grasses, Not close-walled within the tomb; Rather, in my Father's mansion, Living in another room. Shall I doubt my Father's mercy? Shall I think of death as doom, Or the stepping o'er the threshold To a bigger, brighter room? Living, like the one who loves me, Like my child with cheeks abloom, Out of sight, at desk or school-book, Busy in another room. Shall I blame my Father's wisdom? Shall I sit enswathed in gloom, When I know my loves are happy, • Waiting in the other room? Nearer than my son whom fortune Beckons where the strange lands loom; Just behind the hanging curtain, Serving in another room. Robert Freeman • • 31 �JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ·. . . . . . . . . . . Gerald Player Vice-President . . . . . . . Marshall Eaddy Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . David Taylor Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . Sarah Floyd Reporters . . • . . . . . T ommie Edwards Carolyn Howell JUNIOR CLASS Franklin Altman, Jr. Lonnie Faye Baxley Thomas Ear 1 Baxley Lenora Bellflowers ' • 32 �JUNIOR CLASS Willis Coker Miriam Creel J ohn Holly Cribb Margaret Cribb Marshall Eaddy Wanda Eaddy Tommie Edwards Sarah Floyd , J oyce Frye P aul Gillette Carl Godwin Louett a Hanniford A Happy Hanna Reid Hanna Bobby Haslden Lavonia Hearn ~ • !!1. • - .. . • • • • • • .. ,, Carolyn Howell Mary J ones J immy Kirby Rachel Langley I I .. t .. 33 • \ I l �JUNIOR ClASS -- Jo Reta Lyerly Laurie Lee Lyerly Gene Marsh Jimmy McCall Ruby Lee Nettles Patricia P erry Willa P erry Gerald Player J effery Powell Roger Powell Ronnie Prosser lla Ruth Rogers .. ,.. Thomas Rogers Ann Stone Byard Stone, Jr. Willie J oe Stone Bobby Talbot David Taylor Mack Todd MacArthur Wise 34 _..l ....-.,.. �.. "" • •' .... n· They dance for the Queen ... Did you catch that falling star? . . . Real cozy ... They could have danced all night ... Going somewhere, Patti? ... Jump, Frankie I ... Could I have your autograph? .. . Shake on it, Buddy ... Phillip's dream girl ... How did they live through it? . . . Enjoying the music? ... F-I-G-H-T ... Three stooges. 35 �I SopHomore , teers Presidents . . . . . Judy Altman a nd Billy Altma n Betty J. P arnell Vice -Pres idents • • and Doolittle Stone Secretaries and Treasur ers . Danny Hanna, Janet Altman, and J ohnny Taylor Reporters . . . . . . . . . . . Judy Davis and Henry P oston • • SopHomore etnss Billy D. Altman, Billy G. Altman Jackie Altman Janet Altman Judy Altman Frances Ann Bennett Lois Browder Tommie Browder Ryan Carroway Gracie Coker J Emily Cole Mary Frances Collins Rudy Cook W. V. Cooper Jimmy Cox ' 36 �Sophomore etnss Martha Cox Sandra Cribb Judy Davis Vivan Eaddy Elizabeth Evans Danny Hanna Jimmy Hanna Gerald Hanna Lawerence Hanna Peggy Hughes Warren Hughes Cecil Humphries Jeffery Humphries Norman Jones Donald Joye Dennis Lentz Jolane Lyerly Nan Lyerly Raleigh J. McDaniel Willie Mae Morris Meridan Nettles Patricia Owens Betty J. Parnell Bernice Poston Don Poston Henry Poston C. H. Powell Donald P owell Jimmy Powell Lula P owell Mike Powell Pat Powell Doreatha Prosser Jeraldine Prosser Clary Stone Ema Lee Stone Glenda Stone Doolittle Stone Burnie Tanner Elaine Tanner Kerry Tanner Novalene Tanner Johnny Taylor Dorothy Tyler Jimmy Woodberry Sylvia Jo Woodberry • . • • • 37 • • • • • •• • • . • • �1resltman 0 iccrs etass Presidents . . . . Hugh Huggins and P at Gillette Vice-Presidents . . Willie Von Hartfield and Ann Me Clendon Secretaries Amelia Ann Stone and Marion Gene Cox Treasurers . . . . . . Louise Powell and J ohnny Wise Reporters . . . Jimmy Harrell, Mary Floyd, and Shirley Lyerly 1resftJHIIH efass Gene Avant James Vernon Barnhill Larry Baxley Nancy Ruth Baxley Nancy Jane Baxley Woodrow Baxley Judy Blackwell Myrtle L ee Carter Beryl Chandler Jerry Chastain Floyd Collins Charles Cox Marion Gene Cox Betty Jean Cribb 38 . . . �, 1resftJHIIH efass •-A Sara Cribb Wayne Crock er Catherine Daniels Hubert Daniels Patsy Dennis Joyc e Eaddy Maybeline Eaddy Susan Eaddy Tex Eaddy Myrtle L. Fennell Judy Filyaw Mary Floyd Pat Gillette Jimmy Harrell George Harrelson James Harrelson Willie Von Hartfield Erskine Haselden Margie Ann Has elden Be nny Hatchell Ranny Ha tchell ' \ Alice Howell Hugh Huggins Linda Huggins Julian Kirby He yward Langley Be tty Lou L yerly J. C. Lyerly Legrand Lye rly Shirley Lyerly Tr acy Matthews, Thomas McCall Ann McClendon Kenneth McDaniel Olin McDaniel -.~;;.: .. ,.• c.. _.. • - • ' ' ;- ~ - -· ... ""' ' ' • c... <.... } ' Gertrude Miles Ca rroll Nettles Eileen Papitto Ruby Le e Parrott Lester P erry Me rrinell Poston Gwendolyn Powell ~ ~~··J~~() .., . J ackie Powell Lucille Powell Louise Powell Ma r gie Powell Ma r y Ann Powell Patricia Ann Powell Stephen Rowntree -~~ - ~ Am elia Ann Stone Ma r gie Tanner Alene Thompson Bobbie Jean Thompson Johnnie Wise Ve r a Wise Carol Whaley ,, • "' r 39 �&iglttlt rade t First row: Carol Allen, C. J Altman, Harry Altman , Jimmy Altman, Mayford Altman, Jr., Shirley Altman, Nellie Rae Ard, Larry Atkinson, Richard Atkinson. Second row: Earl Avant, Kay Brown, Verlene Carter , Dannie Coker , Burnette Collins, Miriam Collins, Gary Cooper , Carol Cribb, Dorothy Ann Cribb. Third row: Gary Cribb, Elaine Dennis, Lynda Jean Eaddy, S. P . Eaddy, Bill Enter, Janet Evans , Addie Lee Glisson, Andy Hanna, Barbara Hanna. Fourth row: Cheryl Hanna, Ruby Faye Hanna, Wanda Harrell, Gertrude Haselden, Jannie Hope, Janet Hughes, Kim Johnson, Rebecca Jones, Preston Joye. Fifthrow: Jerry King,Richard Lambert, Peggy Ann Lee,Billy Marlowe, Bobbie Jean Matthews, Glen Melton, Judy Player, Carolyn Jean Poston, Jimmy Poston. Sixth row: Fairlyn Ann Poston, Johnny Powell,Jr. , VeraPowell, EddieRuthProsser, Gwen Prosser, Jimmy Roger s, Mary Ann Rogers, Susan Rowntree , Gene Seiveno. Seventh row: Billy Stone, Buddy Stone, Kenneth Stone , Larry T aylor, Mary Catherine Taylor, Jean Venters , Linda Ann Venters , Susie Wise. 40 �rode . . . eventIt I ( I )1 :=::::==::::::.::j::::::=.. J . ......... ' - I First row: Danny Rae Altman, Emmie Avant, P atsy Baxley, Ronda Baxley, Freddy Campbell, James Carnell, Debbie Cook, J .D. Cox, Russell Cox, Jimmy Cribb. Second row: Karen Dennis, Mike Dunahoe, Anderson Eaddy, Jimmy Faye Eaddy, T ommy Evans, Wayne Eaddy, Cherry Feagin, J ettie Filyaw, Etric Gaskins, John Thom as Glisson. Third row: Ran d e 11 Godwin, Birdie Harrell, Judy Hartfield, Carol Haselden, Phoebe Haselden, Winston Has elden, Jimmy Howell, Kay Huggins, Gale Hughes, David Humphries. Fourth row: Theresa Humphries , Tommy Humphries , Julie Jones, Ray Jones , Bingley Joye, Bunny Joye, Alan Knight, Lynda Langley, Margie Lanning, Rena Lyerly. Fifth row: Kenny Matthews, Linnie Matthews, Linda McCall , Diane Mims , Cheryl Morris , Joyce P arrott, Linwood P erry , Staffy Perry, Archie Lee Powell, Ronnie P owell. Sixth row: James Scott, Betty Stone, Harold Stone, Janet Stone, Sammy Stone, Wallac e Stone, Lenar d Tanner , Brenda T aylor, Sherrell Taylor, Don Thompson. Seventh row: Sam Joe Thompson, Elma Jo Titon, J enny Lynn Todd, J ean Whaley, Betty Woodbe rry, Shirley Woodberry. Not pictured: Keith Coker. 41 �rade Sixtlt .. .., - ... - I (J ~ J First row: Gloria Altman, Mary Altman, Glinda Mae Ard, Billy Baxley, Linda Sue Baxley, Estelle Bell, Willie Dell Blackman , Elizabeth Coker, Monique Cole, Betty Collins. Second row: Geneva Creel, Ronde! Cribb, Cecelia Chandler, Wilbur Coker, Ginger Davis, Vonetta Dennis, Beth Eaddy, Cindy Eaddy, Denny Eaddy, Carol Enter. Third row: Mikel Evans , Linda Feagin, Connie Finklea, Carrol Hanna, Myrtle Lee Haselden, Bryan Huggins, Cheryl Hughes, Linda J ones , George Joye , Neron Langley. Fourth row: Kathy Lye rly , J ohnny Matthews, R. H. Morris , J ames Owens, Geraldine Owens , Thelma Lee P arrott, Morris P e rry , Barbara Ann Powell, Ervin Lee Powell, John William Powell. Fifth row: Michel Powell , Dianne Rhames, Elva Raye Rhames, McKever Rhames, J eanette Scott, Diane Stone, Jane Stone, Stephen Leo Stone, Harold Tanner , Nancy Tanner. Sixth row: Naomi Tanne r , James Furman Taylor, Nancy Taylor, Mamie Lee Thompson, Terr ell Thompson, Carol Turner, Patsy Watts, Wilbur Wise. Not pictured: Nettie Ard, J. C . Baird, Larry Gaskins. 42 �rode .... .. • I • \ • l I I First row: Jerry Altman, Sandra Faye Altman, Shirley Ann Ard, Teddy Ard , T erry Bailey , Clark Baxley, Ronnie Baxley, Gerald Bazen , George Bell, Sarah Ann Bell. Second row: Dena Be r g, Judy Bishop, Margie Bolyn, Shirley Bolyn, Molly Carnell , Margaret Alice Coker , Pearl Collins , Willie Collins , Juanita Creel, Eulah Frances Creel. Third row: George Creel, Harvey Creel , Anne tte Cribb. Joan Dennis , J oan Evans , John W. Evans , Ronell Evans , Cleveland Filyaw, Thomas Filyaw , John Gregory. Fourth row: Be verly Hanna, Ramona Hanna, James Elbert Has elden, Irene Hatc hell, Patricia Hatchell, Letha Howard, Larry Huggins, J oseph Hughes, Cheryl Humphries, Sandra Faye Humphries. Fifth row: Randy Johnson, Trav is King, Rudy Kirby, Vivian Langley, Junior Lee, Carolyn Marlow, Larry Matthews, Nellie Matthews, Tiny Matthews, Larry Miller. Sixth row: Donna Papitto, Pamela P erry, Benny Powell, Beverly Ann Powell, Brenda Powell, Charles Powell, Jane Powell, Norris Powell, Lucile Powers, McRay Prosser. Seventh row: Wendell Rogers, Mary Seiveno, James Edward Stone, L . B. Stone, Linda Stone, Luther Stone, Randy Stone, Roy Stone, Earl Tanner, LaRue Thompson. Eighth row: Charlotte Tiller, Drexell Turner, Reid Tyler, Jack Wellman, Audrey Lee Wise, Juanita Wise, Betty Woodberry, Jerry Woodb er ry. Not pictured: Smiley Alford, Luther Avant, J amie Cr eel, Alene J oye, Linda J oye, Survay Powell, Lenew Powers, Levada Wise . �1ourtlt • •• rode r , • First row: Bobby Ashley, Montez Avant, Foster Baxley, Kenneth Baxley, Louise Baxley, Geri Ber g, J . Junior Creel, Carroll Coke r , Katherine Coker, Johnny Cribb. Second row: Roger Daniels , Mabry Eaddy, Noonie Jean Eaddy, Hubert F eagin, Arnold F ennell, Bobby Filyaw, J ean Furches , P earla Glisson, Betty Lou Hanna, Jimmy Hanna. Third r ow: Randy Hanna, J. L. Harrelson , Jo Hartfield, Hugh Hearn, Der yl Humphries, Wayne Humphr ies, Elizabeth Johnson, Ronnie Johnson , Bruce J ohnstone, Jerry Jones . F ourth r ow: Leroy J ones, Sammy Jones, Steve Knight, Dor othy Lee , Julius Lyerly, Mary Nell Lyerly , Renette Lyerly, Leon Matthews, Wayne Matthews, Randy Newell. Fiith row: DuRant P arrott, James Parrott, Kathy P arrott, Tinzel P erry, J amie Player, Ann P oston, Nick Powell , Audrey Powell , Billy Pross er, Helen Prosser. Sixth row: J am es P rosser , J anice Prosser , Andy Richardson , Judy Robinson , Bobby Stone, Le Grande Stone , Ray Stone , Waylen Stone, Billy Taylor , Linda Tille r. Seventh row: Kat hy Tilton , Joan T yler, Danny Wha ley, Linda Wise. 44 �?:ltird rode r - J ••• ~ \ I \\ I • •• -. ' J I \ \ I J I .. First row: Junior Ard, LaWayne Ard, Wayne Ashe, Veretha Avant, Roger Barefoot, Miriam Barnhill, Carolyn Baxley, Mallon Baxley, Shirley Baxley, Charles Bell. Second row: Jack Bell, Jimmie Bell, Pansy Bell, L. D. Cameron, Carroll Carter, Laxton Cole, Beatrice Collins, Randall Cox, Betty Jane Creel, Carlisle Creel. Third row: Charles Creel, J. E. Creel, Carleton Cribb, Sargent Cribb, Mackey DeCamps, Buddy Dennis , Nancy Dennis, Sandy Eaddy, Suzanne Eaddy, Theresa Eaddy. Fourth row: Allyn Edens, Hal Edwards , Norman Evans, Willie Joe Evans, Earl F ennell, William Fennell, J. D. Glisson , Wayne Godwin, Martin Gregory, Richard Gortman. Fifth row: Carole Ann Hanna, Clayton Harrellson, Le von Harrell, Rebecca Hartfield, Rickie Has elden, Roger Haselden , Randy Huggins, Ray Huggins, Bobby Ann Hughes , Jerry Hughes . Sixth row: Gary Humphries, James King , Wayne Kirby, Betty Jo Lee, Jerry Lyerly, Ken Lyerly, Robert Matthews, Vernon Matthews , Herman Owens, Dwaine Parrott. Seventh row: Eugene Parrott, Carolyn Powell , John Powell, Janet Robinson, Gary Smith, OliviaSmith,JackieStone, Tim Stone , J. W. Strickland, Frankie Springs. Eighth row: Roger Springs, Bonnie Mae Tilton, Steve Tilton, Wayne Todd, Elleveen Turner , Gregory Wellman, Francis Willis, Wilson Willis , Brantley Wis e, Sandra Wise. Not pictured: Buddy Alford, George Eaddy. 45 ) �Second rnde t-It .. -~ ~.:....: j~ · ~~~ :=~====:: ~~ ~~ F irst row: Julia Ard , Margie Ann Ard , Robyn Ashe , Drexel Avant , Nellie Ann Avant , Dickie Benne tt, Betty J ean Carter , Terry Collins , Bre nda Faye Daniels , Stanley Dean. Second row: Nellie Ray Driggers , Cynthia Eaddy, Robert Eaddy, Ste ve Ente r , Michael Evans , Zeno Evans , Nell Feagin, Palmer Filyaw, Nancy Finklea, Larry Glisson. Third row: Glenn Hann a, Ann Hartfield, Meek Hartfield, Samuel Hartfield , Shirley Haselden , Dixie Hearn , Bobby Hooks , Melvin Hope , Marie Huggins, Cindy Hughes. Fourth row: Danny Ray Johnson , Carroll Jones , Connie Jones , Joe King, Kathy Lambert, Dwayen Lyerly, Shelia Marsh , Jimmy Matthews , Sharon Ann McCracken, Ba rry Morris. Fifth row: Carol Ann Nettles , Edward P arrott , James Parrott, Diane Player , Ralph Poston, Wanda J ean Poston, Bailey Pow ell, Danny Powell, J anet Powell, Margaret Powell. Sixth row: Mary Powers, Dickie Prosser, Ronnie P rosser , Judy Rowntr ee, Tommy Scott, Carolyn Sisk, Dale Smith, Bernice Stone , Randy Tanner , Perry Ann Thompson. Seventh row: Le verne Tiller , Marie Tilton, Gwendolyn Tyle r , Larry Tyler, Carolyn Woodberry, Glenn Woodberry. Not Pictured: Carrie Lou Joye , Jack Marlowe , Billy Rhames. • 46 �1irst rade -' First row: F aydene Aikens , Maydene Aikens, Oneal Ard, Glynis Avant, Julie Ann Avant, Mike Bailey, Debra Barnhill, David Barefoot, Johnny Baxley, Sandra Kay Baxley, Mitchell Baxen. Second row: Alice Marie Blackwell , Walter Collins , J eanette Cook, Barry Cox, Danny Decamps, Esther F aye Driggers, Dene Eaddy , Brenda F aye Evans, Bruce Evans , Hank Feagin, Shirle y Ann Gaskin. Third row: Billie Lynn Gaster , Marie Glisson. Shirley Glis son, Edward Godwin, Alic e F aye Gr aham, Debbie Gr eenwood, Patsy Hanna, Randell Hartfield , Wyley Ha rtfield, Freddie Haselden, Ronald Haselden. F ourth row: Valerie Hearn , S. L. Hughes , Bobbie Jean Johnson, Cheryl E . Joye, Nancy Joye, Randell Lee, Denson Lyerly, Pricilla Martin , Jerry Matthews , Sandra Ann McCracken, Carolyn Miller. F ifth r ow: Jimmy Earl Owens , Sara Frances Parrott, David Lee P erry, Danny Pl ayer , Danny P oston, Christine Powell , Travis Powell, Randall Powers, Billy Prosser, Mike Prosser, Ray Prosser . Sixth row: Shirley Prosser , JolmnyRichardson, JacquelynRobe rts,Debra Lynn Scott, Judy Ann Spring, Gail Stone , J erald Stone, Danny Joe Tanner, Er vin Taylor , Enos Thompson, Lester Thompson. Seventh row: Joe Otis Turner, Thom as Vaught , Iris Venters , Gail Ward, Kenneth Wise, Eddie Wise. Not pictured: Debra Eaddy, Marilyn Eaddy, Billy Joye , Ollie Mae Joye, Jean Lyerly, Charles P arrott. 47 ' �Jerry Chastain-RG Gerald Player-LH Wayne Crocker-LE Sweeney Stone- LH lootball P aul Gillette- LG Ronnie Prosser-LT Willis Coker, Donald Langley, Paul Gillette, Ronnie Haselden, Jerry Chastain, Jimmy McCall, Wayne Crocke r , Gene Seiveno, Donnis Lentz, David Taylor , Gerald Player , Buddy Stone , Manager; Randolph Willis , Ass istant Co::~rh. 1958 'lootba/1 Jolmsonville Jolmsonville Jolmsonville Johnsonville • Donn is Lentz- FB 0 21 14 21 Andrews Gre en Sea Hemingway Williamsburg =- ' • Jimmy Harrell-RT ' • Jimmy McCall - LT Billy Altman -C 48 David Taylor-QB 26 0 7 12 �1 • Billy Joe Crocker-FB Voted Most Valuable Player Carl Godwin-RH Mars hall Eaddy -RE J immy Kirby-RG ~&IIIII • Buddy Cooper- LG Donald Langley -LT Marshall Eaddy, Jimmy Harrell, Jimmy Kirby, Billy Altman, Buddy Cooper, Ronnie Prosser, Stepehn Rowntree , Carl Godwin , Billy J oe Crock er , Bobby Talbot, Sweeney Stone, Harry Altman, Manager; Bennie Hendrick, Coach. ScHedule Jonson ville Johnsonville Johnsonville 19 28 6 Bobby Talbot-QB S. C. Industrial 20 Wampee- Little River 7 26 P amplico Tommy Evans - E Ronnie Haselden-C-G Stephen Rowntree -LE Willis Coke r-RE �"Mail-carriers" • "Quickie right on 2" "Seniors" . ~-!~ •-y;v ·J v. "Linemen" 50 �BASEBALL ·1I 1958 BASEBALL SCHEDULE REGULAR SCHEDULE: Johnsonville Johnsonville Johnsonville J ohnsonville J ohnsonville Johnsonville Johnsonville Johnsonville - 20 - 10 - 10 - 6 - 10 - 12 - 3 - 10 Pleasant Hill Coward Williamsburg Pleasant Hill Andrews Greeleyville So cas tee Andrews - 1 4 7 2 9 9 0 6 Semi- Finals Johnsonville - 14 Johnsonville - 8 Green Sea Green Sea 1 - 2 East Clarendon East Clarnedon - 7 9 District Finals Johnsonville Johnsonville - 51 1 0 �- BOYS' Bobby Talbot, Marshall Eaddy, Byard Stone, Phillip Brown. 52 �BASKETBALL Bennie M. Hendrick, Coach; James Harrelson, Willis Coker, Dennis Lentz, Sweeney Stone. 53 �GIRlS' Kneeling, Left to right: Lois Browder, Jo Reta Lyerly, Mary Jones. Standing: Sarah Floyd, Tommie Edwards, Rachel Langley, Shirley Powell. 54 �BASKETBALL Kneeling, Left to right: Carolyn McKenzie, Ann Stone, Tommie Browder. Standing: Frankie J ean Altman, Diane Stone, Mary Agnes Altman, Mrs. Thelma Powell, Coach. 55 �CHEERLEADERS Diane Stone Carolyn McKenzie • J oan Altman Shirley P owell Carolyn Howell Carolyn McKenzie Peggy Hughes Elaine Tanner Diane Stone Shirley P owell Joan Altman 56 �LIBRARY CLUB t) - • • I , Reworking Card Catalogue • ~ -• Preparing Books for Shelf Selecting Books to Transfer to Grammar School Library 57 �STAFF Editor -- Joan Altman Associate Editor - - Shirley Powell Business Manager -- Phillip Brown Associate Business Manager -- Carolyn Hearn Circulation Manager -- Carolyn Howell AdvertisingManager -- Sarah Floyd Art Editor -- Tommie Edwards Senior Editor -- Channie Marsh Typists -- Rachel Langley, Mary Agnes Altman, Vida Mae Bazen Photographer -- Lafon Eady Advisor -- Mrs . H. M. Floyd J THE GOLD AND BlACK j 58 -' - - • ~· - - - -- - , _r • • • ._ ...... ,.._ �STAFF • J Editor -- Shirley Powell Co- editor -- LaFon Eady Business Manager -- Rebecca J ohnson Circulation Managers -- Channie Marsh Lizzie Eaddy Art Editor -- Vida Mae Bazen Social Editor - - Frances Bennett Sports Editor -- Phillip Brown News Editor -- Carolyn Howell Feature Editor -- Sarah Floyd Advisor -- Mrs. Reid Nettles - -,_~~. THE SCHOOL FLASHES 59 ' - ~ '.. ' I �FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 60 �> n :z:: f. i < "" ~ ~ CHARACTER .. - 61 �' BUS DRIVERS • -I I ' I - SAFETY PATROL • I - r -' / ••• •LIC SC H,OO. LS ' IC I e ~ ~, ' 62 •• •• ;:~ - �BLOCK J CLUB • GIRLS~ . ; • STATE BOYS~ STATE .. ' ( BOYS STA - _.. . Phillip Brown, LaFon Eady, Danny Humphries Shirley P owell, Joan Altman 63 �LUNCH HOUR CAFETERIA STAFF SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Mrs. Prosser, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Tanner, Mrs. Humphries, Mrs. Abrams, Mrs. Cox, Manager. J ohn Davis 64 �MAY DAY 1958 - . ...... ... . . ~, r ~" MAY QUEEN Henrietta Chapman ..,.... • . 'I . .. ,_ : \~ ;.'. ~ ~ ' • ' .. . . FEATURES 65 �• Tommie Edwards F.F.A.SWEETHEART Joan Altman BEST ALL-ROUND I Shirley Powell MISS-HI-MISS E6 Channie Marsh GOOD CITIZEN (DAR AWARD) �• • • • - • .. • ( • IDEAL FRESHMEN Mary Floyd Stephen Rowntree SOPHOMORESJudy Altman Doolittle Stone • • - • • • ~.l..J SENIORS Floyd Gerald Player ley Powell LMlY Humphries 67 �Shirley Powell ., ISS old as selected by PERRY COMO 68 �/ l Diane Stone 69 �I • ,, .. . . . . • • ~ ~ ... .,. • • \\\ I t t • \ SENIOR WASHINGTON TRIP 1958 Seated: Lloyd Furches, Donald Eaddy, Stanley Hanna, Tony Dunahoe, Dexter Cox, Carroll Collins, Edgar Cox, David Marsh, Billy Hughes, Buck J ones, Rogers Johnson, Carthen Prosser . Kne eling: Mary Floyd, Henrietta Chapman, Barbara J ean Ammons. Standing: Ann Todd, Ann McClendon, Shelia Browder, Kay Rogers, Sara Ann Newell, Alcyone Cook, Bill Clountz (Bus Driver), H. M. Floyd (Principal), Mrs. Helen G. Chapman (Class Sponsor), Mrs. Willis, Randolph Willis (Class Sponsor), Rachel Eaddy, Rachel Feagin, Linda Hughes, Margie Prosser, Nadine Thompson, Janie Melton. 70 - � 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 1959 Description An account of the resource JHS yearbook - Gold and Black 1959 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Johnsonville Public Library, Florence District 5 annual Gold and Black JHS yearbook