https://johnsonvilleschistory.org/files/original/e6adddd4182e697ce6f53df386969de6.pdf 3a3da021a8e41a43f8607a0c8d968962 PDF Text Text ..... ' • • • • ' • • • • • . THE GOLD AND BLACK l' ��FOREWORD • As you look through this today and in the coming years, we sincerely hope that you will ,·ecall many fond memor ies. We, the editors, have attempted to depict realistically your life at Johnsonville High School for the 1965-1966 school year. Our staff has wo1·ked diligently to try to p1·eserve memol"ies which shall be recruled when you graduate. Our desi1·e, is to be b1·ought closet· together for the betterment of the future at Johnsonville. 2 �~ I ,,, Q:: c, :e ~ • ~ ' ' The 1966 GOLD AND BLACK will feature the recently designed school crest for the new senior class rings . The plans for the new seal got under way when a. few interested students introduced the idea to the newly fo rm ed Student Council. Unde r the leade rship of this or ganization, the Student Body participated in a. contest to create a crest and compose a school motto. When the entries were judged, it was found that Rita. Ann Coker, a 1965 ,Junior, had submitted the wilming seal; Mrs. Thelma D. Eaddy, our librarian and g11idance counselor, and Ramona Hanna, another 1965 Junior, bad composed the winning motto. We, the annual staff, exp r ess our thanks and congratulations to those who made possible this proud addition to the traditions of J ohnsonville High School. 3 �Co-Editors Donna Papitto Van Powell Co -Business Managers Virginia Eaddy David Miles Advisor William Davis �TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration . ........... . Classes . ....................... . Features . . . ........... . .. . . Sports .................. ....... . I J • Activities . ............... . . Advertisements . ...... .. ....... . . . s �• I I �WE GRATEFULLY DEDICATE. • • It is with g r eat pride that the annual staff of Johnson- ville Hig h School dedicates the 1966 GOLD AND BLACK to Mrs. Cora Collins. Mr s . Collins, one of our memorable first grade teachers, has helped many a student make the transition from toy blocks lo the building blocks of education. Her day - byday devotion to other s and her unde r standing and interest in each one of us has won he1· a lasting place in Olu· hearts. Each of us will long remember her radiant smile, her helpful and encour aging attitude, a nd her fr eely giving of her . . . . . • ." ... ...... Jt1 4':) 'f2 ~3 ~ 1.6 t I SELF. • • SERVICE �WE RESPECT OUR FLAG , • - • • .. • ..... ' - •-. • Flag Men: F r ancis Willis and Rickie Ha nna. �Administration 9 �_, j \ \ District Superintendent I MR. H. M. FLOYD Under the capable supe •·vision or Mr. Floyd the Johnsonville Schools have continued to advance steadily . Mr. Floyd has been at Johnsonville lor thirty years and he has been t he fin n support or our school system . I l School Secretaries Mrs. Velma Haselden has been a sec reta;·y at out· school lor one yea ,.. She is an e lllcient and dependable WO l'ke r. A new edition to our secretarial stall this year iS that ol Mrs. Archie Lee Powell. She assists in the dulles or both High School and Grammar School. 10 �PRINCIPALS Guiding the intricacies of a high school requires the patience of Job and the wisdom of Solomon but Mr . Creel combines both these qualities to lead Johnsonville High School on to greater heights . r Mr . Kenneth Cr eel .) Though being at Johnsonville School for only a year, Mr . William Davis has assumed the great responsibilities of directing the education of Johnsonville's younger students,--a position which he has filled quite competently. t Mr . William Davis • BOARD OF TR USTEES • LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Kenneth Lyerly; Mt·. James McCall; Mr. John David Eaddy; Mr. Mayo Altman, Chairman; and Mr. J. B. Richardson. �OUR Mrs . Jane Davis Mr . Don Davis Mr s . Jane Davis teaches French and eighth grade English. Mr. Don Davis teaches Science, American Gover nment, and Physical Education. He coaches football and gir ls' basketball. Mr s . Sar a Eaddy teaches ninth gr ade and tenth grade English. This is Mrs . Eaddy's first year in high school. Mrs . S<1ra Eaddy M1·s . Jessie Whaley teac hes mathematics in high school. Her cou r ses inc lude Algebr a I and IT, Advanced Algebr a and Trigonomell·y and General Business. Mrs. Lucille Chandler teaches Home Economic courses for high school gi r ls. \ I :lirs. Jessie Whaley :\Irs. Luc1lle Chandler �FACULTY I • MI'S. K:ttlu•yn Floyd • f Mrs. Helen (;. Ch:tpm:1n Mrs. Kathryn Floyd teaches c lcvcnlh grade and twelfth gt·ade English and also Psychology. ;\1rs. Helen Chapman teaches U. S. llistory, U. S. Geography, and World llistory. Mrs . Thelma D. Eaddy is lhe librarian and guidance counselor in our high school. Under he r constant supervision t he libt·ar y is r w1 with e£ficicncy. Mrs. Thelma 0. E:tdcty Mrs. Vera Slone and l\lrs. Madeline Lyerly teach the business courses. These com·ses include: Typing I and n, Personal Typing, Shorthand 1 and n, Business English, and Business Law . • ' Mrs. Vcn Stone Mrs. ~ladchne Lyerly �HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr . Tracy Lane, our Ag r iculture advisor does an outstand ing job with our Agriculture Depar tment. Mr . Tracy L . Lane ( \ 1 M rs . Virginia Poston Mr. B. A. Wesley •• Mrs . Virginia Poston and Mr. B . A. Wesley ar e our very capable eighth gr ade teacher s . Mrs. Poston is in charge of the Science Depar tment, while Mr. Wesley teaches Histor y and Math. In charge of our High School Science Depar tment is Mr . J olm Galloway. He t e ach es Physics, Biology, Science , and is Boys' Vars i t y Basketba ll Coach a nd ass istant Football Coach. Mr. J ohn Galloway �GRAMMAR SCHOOL FACULTY SEVENTH AND SIXTH GRA DES Soda! Studies English Mr. W. L. Davis Mrs. Lucille Eaddy Science & Health Spelling & Reading Math Mr . Walter Bell i\h·s . T racy Hagan Mrs. Evcr~cen L:tnc FIFTH GRADE Miss Bar bar a Jean Lawr e nce Mrs. ~lary L . Marsh Mrs . Nella Rae v . Stone FOURTH GRADE P UBLIC SCHOOL M USIC Mrs . Keith Baker Mrs . Mildred Cockiield ~h·s . Kathleen Venters THIRD GRADE Mrs. Louise Macke y Mrs . Nancy Owens ~1rs . L ur a P oston SECOND AND F IRST GRADES Mrs . Burgess Altman ~Irs . Veniece Brown Miss Hattie Durant Mrs. G•·ace Altman ~Irs. Cora Collins �MAINTENANCE STAFF Mrs. Coker Mrs. Tanner M•·· John Onvis CuslOdtan LUNCHROOM STAFF Mrs . Daniels Mrs . Davis Mrs. Hanna Mrs . Stone Mrs . Tanner Mrs. Powers �Classes �SENIOR P RESIDEN1': Larry Huggins VICE-PRESIDENT : Wendell Rogers SECRETARY: Jane Powell TREASURER: Kathryn Altman STUDEl\'T COUNCIL MEMBERS: Gerald Bazen Van Powell BARRY ALTMAN Makesthebestout or life . .. valuable ... never worries ... likes girls. JERRY LYNN ALTMAN Likes to hunt ... quiet . .. good natu•·ed ... fun to be wilb ... likable guy . JOANN ALTMAN Nice looking . .. loves to skate ... "Wise" ... likes to type ... friendly to all. MARY KATHRYN ALTMAN Likes Florence ... dainty .. . cou •·teous ... -good wo rker. ... conservative . �CLASS SANDRA FAYE ALTMAN Cute ... likes to travel ... speaks her mind ... enjoys life. GERALD TEDDY BAZEN Class clown ... neve r lets things bother him .. . likes Chevys ... good pal . .. always around. DORA GORDENA BERG Athletic ... likes Hemingway loved by all ... ideal girl . .. bound lor Lande•·· WARDLE RANDALL CALCUTT Well dressed ... innocent face ... well-mannered . .. big tease. RUBY CECEUA CHANDLER Valuable . . . lriendly ... likes that diamond ... we ll- manne red. RITA ANN COKER Ul<es Prospect : .. nice . .. likes to skate .. . good canteen wotker . �GEORGE MARION CREEL Loves football ... soft spoken good bus d l"iver ... innocent face . BETTY JUANITA CREEL Shy . .. li kes Vox . . . fl ashes that diamond .. . courteous ... dependable. MARTHA ANNETTE CRIBB Crazy ... neve•· worries ... always mischievous ... lives life to the fullest. VlRGrNlA CAROL EADDY Loves 4-11 work .. . cute smile . . . likes Fords .. . fun to be with . . . quiet only when asleep . HA RLEY CLEVELAND F ILYAW Little but loud . . . innocent smil e . .. easy-go ing .. . ma nages to get by . BEVERLY DAVIS HANNA Likes Carolina . .. crazy giggle ... Likes to dance ... bound for Columbia College. �HOLLY LORRAil\E HA>'IINA Piet·ced ears ... gets the best out of life ... likes to sew ... unusual abilIties. MARY KATHLEEN HANNA Friend to all . . . carefr ee ... likes Am erican Governm ent . . . ta lented ... sweet personality. MARION LAVERNE: IlANNA "'Avon c a II In g" .. . digs Miss Gold and Black ... unusua l abilities .. . likes to loaf. RAMONA LOUISE HA:-fNA Loves football ... smart ... best all around ... good sport. . . great worker ... positively amazing. t AMELIA ANN HARRE LL Loves to talk .. . good natured . . . speaks he •· mind . . . unp •·edlctablc ... c razy . BETTY JEAN HATFIELD Talented . . . s m art ... qu ict ... I pretty long blond hair . .. friendly . �LARRY BRUCE HUGGINS Leader of the pack .•• happy go lucky ... sweet guy .•. unpredictable ..• great athlete. JANIE CHERYL IIUMPIIRIES Well dr essed ... cute •.. dependable ... good worko•· ... speaks her mind . SANDRA FAYE HUMPHRIES Ma•.,.iagc-minded ..• has a good time ... likes Comets ... talkali\'e, ROBERT RAJ\"DAL JOHNSON Nice looking ..• happy go lucky ... well mannered ... likes blonds . • CAROLYN JEANETTE MARLOWE Lo\'cs to talk .•• manngcs to get by . .. cute smile •.. hangs at·ound Lanes. NELLIE LUC ILLE MAT1'11:£WS Good wo•·ke•· ... fl'lendly ... qu iet ... \'Cry COUI'tCOUS ... likes library work. �CHARLES DAVID MILES C•·azy .. • bl'i~ht ... likes sr>Orts ... well mannc•·cd ... headed for Clemson. ... fiF- LARRY MI LLE!l • Carefree ... best all around . . . athletic minded ... likes Government class •.. likes blonds . • • DONNA MARIE PAPITTO Dependable ... sweet ... liked by all . . . well m:umered ... a (riend when needed ... loves all sports . PAMELA JEAN PERRY Sweet ... courteous ... loves study hall ... keeps smiling ... friendly . WI LLA DEAN POSTON Makes he•· J>Oint ... likes to talk ... good natured ... makes the most or he r !He. OARDARA ANN POWEL L Really trave ls ..• tl'im :Uld tiny ... talks in class ... speaks he •· mind ... likes Psycholo!.'Y . �JAl\'E EUZABETH POWELL Courteous .. . liked by all . .. best all aro~tnd . .. good worker ... sweet ... a smile ror everyone . KENNET H RAY POWELL Good athlete .. . Jtkes short g irls . . . talented . . . londs olfun .. . nice looking . NORRIS TM<NER P OWEL L QJict . . . never worries . .. dependable . . . nice guy . . . good worker . VAN ERV £N POWELL Well mannered .. . pro res so r . .. dele r mined . . . leader or the shy hearts pack . .. co- operati\•e . ... LE NEW POWE I'lS Shy . .. likes 13usincss Law . . . courLeous . . . shl CCI'C . , . nice guy . . . easy-going. WENDEL L LEE llOCERS Likes sports . . . d rives that Ford .. . good pal . . . makes the most or life. �BILLY RAY l>"TONE Friendly ... takes !He as it comes ... loads or fun . . . unpredictable ... likes basketball. • JAMES EDWARD STONE Courteous ... quiet ... loves Ford pick-ups ... good bus driver. LUTHER MALCOLM STONE Ca•·clree ... manages to gel by •.• nice lellow . . . big surprises come In small packages. RANDY STONE Takes lile as it comes ... loves to hunt ... lives by habit ... drives that pick-up. ULY BEJMli N TANNER Cute ... makes the best or eve•·ylhing . .. sweet pc•·sonallty . . . innocent I nee ... sometimes naughty ll'.ll never bnd. • AMMA DEAN TAYLOR Sweet ... lrlcnd to all . . . cute smile ... courteous ... quiet .. . lots or run . �JUN IOR CLASS OFFI CERS President, Jean Furches; VIce -President, Randy Newell; Secretary, Imogene Milcheom; Treasurer, Geri Berg; ReJJOrters, Faye Burris and Tenzil Perry; Student Council Representatives, Carol Hanna and Renette Lyerly. J Canoll Altman u Foster Baxley N I 0 R s Gerilyn Berg Faye Burris �Brenda Calcutt Carrol Coker J. J unior CrePl Glenn Eaddy Mabry Eaddy Noon ie Eaddy I Mikel Evans J ean Fu rc hes Carol Hanna Randy Hanna J o Hartfield J ames li aselden �Irene Hatchell Hugh Hearn Deryl Humphries Wayne Humphries Elizabeth Johnson Ronnie Johnsoll Lcl'\oy Jones Stephen Knight Julius Lyerly ·" n cnclle Lyedy Alton McDaniel Cindy McKissick �Barbara Matthews h110gene Mitcheom Randy Newell l Tenzil Pe rry Jamie Player Malloy Player I Billy Prosser Janice Pt·osser Andy Richardson J oan Tyler Sara J o Tyler Linda Wise �SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ken Lyerly, President; Sandy Eaddy, Vice-President; Wanda Hanna, Secretary; L<~rry Taylor, Treasurer; Ardith Altman, Student Council Representative. SOPHOMORES Al"dith Altman Brenda Altman Montez Avant Ve r etha Avant Miriam Ba r nhill Freddy Bro wn Larry Cameron Laxton Cole Roget· Dan iels Buddy Dennis Sandy Eaddy Suzanne Eaddy 30 �Theresa Eaddy Hal Edvoards Amenda Emory RoncU Evans Willie Joe Evans Hubert Feagin Elizabeth Floyd Wayne Godwm Bonnie Ha1ma Carol Ann Hanna Wanda Hanna Clayton Harrelson Rickie Haselden Roger Haselden Ray Huggins Cary Humph ries Ken L)•crly Caroly n McOanie l \ Oonna F . Marlowe Philip i\Jarlowe Annette Nellles Owaine Parrott Carolyn Powell Cary Smith a. L. Stone Ray Stone Waylen Stone J . W . Strictland Eal"l Taru1er Larry Taylor I Johnny Tltigpen Wayne Todd Reid Tylct· Francis Willis Wilson Willis Sandra Wise 31 �FRESHMAN OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Bobby Hooks VICE- PRESIDENT: Dwayne Lyerly SECRETARY: Shelby Dennis TREASURER: Marie Huggins Wanda Kaye Abrams Kenneth Anderson Drexel Avant Roger Barefoot Carolyn .Baxley Mallon Ba.xley Dickie Bennett Clifton C:11mon Jerry Coker Renelta Coker Beatrice Collins Brenda Daniels Mackey DeCamps Shelby Dennis �Peggy Eaddy Robert Eaddy David Ev:urs Zeno Evans 1\ell Feagin Judy Fenters Ronnie Gaster Bonnie Hannn Glenn Hanna Jacqueline Han na Ann H:u·lfeild Mexford li:Htflcld Shirley Haselden Dixie Hearn Bobby Hooks Marie Huggins Danny Johnson Carr oll Jones Connie Jones Joe King Kalhy Lambert Dwayne Lyel'iy Roger Marlow Sheila Marsh Helen McKissick Ch,w· les Milos Ban y MorTis Patsy Nelllcs Edward Parr·ott Richard Parnell Diane Player Bailey Powell Judy Roundtree Carolyn Slsk Bern ice Stone Cber·ry Stone ) .\ Randy Tanner Teddy Tanner Darry Thigpen Donna Thomas Rex Thompson Gwendolyn Tyler �EIGHTH GRADE Steve Altman Julie Ard Glynnis Avant Nellie Avant Mike Bailey David Barefoot Johnny Ba.'<.ley Mitchell Bazen Sandra Baxley Lynn Cammeron Derrel Coker Waller Collins Randall Cox Betty Creel carlisle Creel J. E. Cree l Carlton Cribb Edward Drake Danny DeCamp Cynthia Eaddy Lydene Eaddy Maril~·n Eaddy Brenda Evans Lynn Gaster • Debbie Greenwood Cb.arles Hanna Patsy Hanna Randy Hart!leld Freddie Haselden Valerie Hearn Samuel Howe ll Bobbie Ann Huglws Cindy Hughes Bobbie Jane Johnson Levon Jowers Cheryl Joye Bet~· Jo Lee Denson Lyerly Jean Lyerly Jerry Lyerly S}. ..,/ I j Perry Mackey Gerald Marlowe Phillip Marlowe Jo Beth McKissick DeVon Me r edth Lennie Mae Miles Carolyn Miller Jimmy Milcheom ' • t Shidev Owens Eugene Parrot Cavid Perry Emily Player Wanda Poston Mary Powell Janet Powell Mike Prosser I \ l Johnny Richardson Ray Rogers Dale Smith Patricia Smith Frank Springs Roger Springs Bobby Slone Jackie Slone J erald Stone Steven Eaddy Ervin Taylor Perry Anne Thompson Iris Venters Gail Ward Fairlyn White Carolyn Woodberry �SEVENTH GRADE Ann Altman Brenda Abrams Donald Altman Libby Altman Nell Altman Kenneth 8.1rnhlll Jerry Burns • Albert Cannon Katllleen Carpenter Bubba Coker Linda Coker Steve Coker Amy Cole Linda Creel • :· .. . . 1 Carolyn Eaddy Wy1m Eaddy Rhonda Fcnte1·s Larry Glisson Rodney Gral1am Ronnie Hanna D~n Hartfield Tommy Hartllcld Gene Haselden Tommy Haselden Susan Huggins Annie Lou Hughes S. L. Hughes Ann Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Carolyn Lee (Sissy) Klng SUsan Knight Bryant Lambert Bill Mace Billy McDaniel Wayne McDaniel \ ' ' I n tJ ' Glynn Meredeth Dorothy Miles Stephen Mudge Gloria Parker Dess!e Parrott James Parrott Reginald Perry Danny Player Ralph Poston Wanda Poston Danny Powell Dee Prosser Ray Prosser Sttirley Prosser ' '' , " ~•fij.·••• ~ -~~,. !:··\ ) Gordon Tam1cr Terry Tanner Dewey Slsk Gall Smith Laross Stone Llnda Stone Paula Stone Jacqueline Roberts La r ry Tyler ) I 35 ' �SIXTH GRADE ~ . ..., f1:t ....... '''t:,~ •• f1 I utrande Altman Robm Altm:ut O..rry Andersen Jut12 Ann A\•ant - ' I lloyd &ker S:l.mmy O..refOO< IY:l !..«! lb.xley Louise &xley • Mary Etto ll:u<l<')• John Benton ~san Dlackwoll Ovcldn Comeron Charles Conte)' Jimmy C.rroll llctty Jean Carter JCS8e Carter i' I • &Icky Coker Kemp Coker Troy Collins Und1oooc! Creel £~tcr l)ou;l:as Ef!er DriQ~crs £rmo F':>yc £oddy ~r• ~ell £addy ll:utk F'eagln Al:ut F'llyow Walter F'loyd Thomas Garris, Jr. Carol ~e CUsson Shirley Glisson Anthony ll!Uin:> • Connie IIanna O:l••ld ll:lnna John IIanna la Troy ll>nna l..orttt2 11>nna Jtrt')' lf:arr('IJ ~Undr:l IIOOks Dilly lluwns Joe lh<gglns • • De Wane llumphrle:l Ollie Mae Joye Debra Jones !Xlbble !.Me Charles Lyerly Terry L)•erly !)on ~Llrlowe ,: j :'l. ·~:•.. ~ .:. .......••,~-·• I:J• "'"•• •• IArett:l M:\rJo y,·e • Jttl")' MatthCV.""S ... • J • • • • • • ~ro McCr>cken Cleo MeO:lnlel Mortha Merldth Timmy Miller ~ • C<-nC\'C Nettles I Jimmy <>-•-ens Cb.lrles P:lrrott Sherry Poston Kothy Powe II :-:Icky Powell Tr>•ls p.,....,u Trud)' Po·•l>ll Ro)• Robo>rts M ichael Slsk Coli Slone Michael Stone Steve Tnnncr ltlcky T homas Sheri Thomas Rnndy Ve ntN'S Terry Lynn Vente rs tla.lnt Weaver R>rtd)• Wesley Rand)' \\ 111ls Esd:l Wise J6 �FIFTH GRADE Cindy Ahma.n Dimple Altman Joe Altrna.n t.awt'f'nce Altman Chrlt Avant Rlebard Bapcu Joe Dalley Reg Ina I Uax Icy Debbie Brown Monty Uurncue LOuie Cameron J udy C:u·t>entcr Tomn'y Cn1·ro11 KMcn Chand ler Ocbrn Coker Parneln. Cokor Debra Collins O:trry Cox Chan Cox: lJarrell Cribb Kathy O.•lo Don Ofttnl• Ptpy Drlg~ra Joey l),r:w AUctce Durant TlmO<by Laddy w~ne Eaddy Dille Peagln Unda Lou C:u;t~r Marlo Clluon Ricky Crcen"''OOd Allee Unnna Cindy llwm:Haml)' lla tl' ohJon LArry Harttlold Loretta ll:trUteld J W)'lio Jlartflold N:mcy IIAaclden Stephen Huelden Mary SIJe tfuahcs Pat.1y JOWOn • Gtnt Joye C;wuola Klnl Randell Lttt John 4'•rly Brad Mace ltoUlllc Wayne Mulo•-e Rand)' M.arlov.-e Stevie Marlo v.--c Karen M:Uthe•·• Sharon M:uthewt Cary McOanlol Dlc:.klo Molton Ronnie Menxllth J J • R;mdolph Milot Oa,•ld M\ldgO c:-roy ~·ellS Judy Ann Parrott Dale Poston Crnylll'll Pov.•cll LeGrand Pov.·ell CienJtwe PtOJser Patricia Proner RbMIC Pt08nr Vlclde Rotert Danny Sl•k Sbury ~rlne• AIVtt ~one sa.un<tra Stone I Vickie Slone O;uu\)' Tanner EUubeth 'l"aylor Jean Thompson John Thomp1on Oob 1\& rner Mcl alne Wl\rd Lynda Wc llml\n l)(!born.h Wise ldell WhJe Mlt:h:lCI Wille P:w1 Woodberr)' ' I 37 �FOURTH GRADE I .. . • ' Steve Abrams Akrus Altman C. R. Altma11 Kenneth Altman .I I ' . L."lna Altman Movlcta Altman 011ea l Altman } ,tf\ I • • P:un Alh>HU1 R:>ndall Allman Susa11ne Altman Oneil Ard Ray B..'lllou Denise Barnhill Charlene Baxley - • Mike Burns Dwight Carroway Patrick COker Richard COker B:lrry Crocker Stephen Dukes Cathy Eaddy • \ , I ( -· • • -. I '- . .. ·&10...:.- - ' - Cynthia Gaster Debra Gaster John L. Gaster, Jr. Lexton Gaskins Lucy Godwin Ronnie llarrell Jenclle llaseiden 4:- JWanda ohnny Haselden ll:tselden Ricky lllcks Karen Humphries Jc:Ulettc KJnde r Mark King Althea Mnrlow Sharon McDaniel Debbie Mltcheom Debbie Mudge Joey Newell Dale Poston Mackey Poston Pats)' Poston r - • Jackie Edgeworth l''l'ltz Edwa ,·ds ilOnlli O F'll)•aw Tammy Floyd Grego•·y Furches Martha Gar11ett Marilyn Garris j Sandra Poston Pamela Powell Gall Prosser Christine Smith 13ctly J. Stone Billy Stone J err y Stone Kathy Sto11e Mary StOilC Steve StOilC Sherr! Tyler Eddie Wise Myroll Wise l..:lura Wise Marilyn Woodberr)' �THIRD GRADE Donnie Abrams K.:1.rer1 Altman Patricia Altman Sherwln Alunan • Susan Altmru1 Marsha Avant Gretchen Bake 1· Wayne Barefoot ' ... ' l I J Cru·oiine Faye Baxley Pamela Burnette Terry By•·d Russell Cantey Willard Catte1· Debra Coker [l Mart ha Coker Pamela Coker I Sondra Cree l Wanda Creel D<lnnis Cribb Rena Den Oem1is Ricky Dennis Cel'ise Eaddy Christopher Eaddy Steven Eaddy Angela Elam Ha.ndall £ \•ans Vickie Evans Suzanne Gaskins Elaine Gaster· Lounette CUsson L."'trry CraJ~a.1n Ann Ban11t1. I •• Ronnie Hartfield Steve Hori(ield Barbara Hicks Ray Hicks Sharon Hucks ~·l a rthl Huggins ' l Randall Johnson Ha1·olee'' Joye - r: I Donna Jean Keete Clifford Keuther William Kinder Evelyn Lee Hal Lewis Joseph Lewis t' • ·rrudy Lyerly S~Uldt•a Marlowe I f \ L • Debra McCracken ChriStine McDaniel Sonja l\'lC t<C IU~ie Chetry Ann MHes Eugene MHes Teresa Miles Charle ne ~wens Mary Nell Owens Mlckcl Owens Lewis Parrott Phillip Perry ' Nancy POston Teresa Post011 Wanda Poston Claude lt:"ty Powell O.lit Powell Dcnward Pt·osser La n y Sm lth Mickey Sp•·lngs Donna Kay Stone l)(mna Stone Laver-ne Stone Dean Ray Tatum 1 I CbarloLte Taylor Oel>c>1·ah Taylor K.·\thy Thompson Neal Ward Beth Weaver Renee Wi1lis Thomas Willis Kenneth Woodbury D �SECOND GRADE ({) \f 0 ' ' - < :'1 ' II ... ' . C. 1 Kathlene Baxley l Teddy Bishop 0- Dianna Blackwell S.~ndra Carte•· llevcr·ly Coker Mitchell Collins B•·enda Cox Bt-uce C•·ibb Al:\n Dennis Dol'is Jea.n Dennis -~ Janice Douglas J ulie Eaddy Tt·acy Eaddy Keith Edgeworth Michael Fu o·ches George Gaster Sandra Gaster 'j -~-,,· .-: Gale Altman Ja.kC)' Altnl3Jl Michael Altman Sh:l.rron Altman Pamela Ba.-efoot Ann Baxley - !.:~·- L.1ura Lee Hagan ... .\ Billy Hruma Ethel Hanna Jack Bert Hanna Franklin Haselden Keith Hasel den Honald Haselden I Betty Ann Ho rne Donald Hughes Joyce .Johnson Tet·t·y Keuthan J ohnny Kinde•· Robin Lane Mary Lee Jo na than Lewis BevCJ·ly Lindley Shit·tcy Lyerly Luther Marlowe Angie Mat·sh Mackey Mart in Rebecca Mc Cracken Chades McKenzie • " .• t t ( . Gall Miles K.1thy Morris Alene Nettles Billy Owens Terry Parrott Glenda Powell Jimmy Powell l.:lllce P owell Bonnie Prosser Terey I Prosser Donnell Stone .' ' Gregory Stone Janice Slone Ma t•k Stone Rickey Stone Rose Ma.-le Sto ne Teresa Stone Terry Stone Willie Stone ........ R."l}' Tanner Sharon Tanner Deborah 'l'atum I Calv incau Turne r Martha Wis e IUchard Wise Velda Wise Oneal Woodbeny �FIRST GRADE Avery AJtman Daphne Altman . .I Erwin Altmar~: Ronald Altman Saundra Altman Scott Altman ' James Edward Ard • Don Baggett Barry Ballou Elmond Baxley, J r . Terr·y Bishop Matthew Car roway ~Uc hael Carter Pamela Chancile•· Tina Clay Brian Coe Jeff Cole Sheena Coker Nancy Collins Charles Cox, J•·· . . I l 1 Rebecca Aru'l Cox Patsy Creel Stact C•·ocke•· Ftankie Driggers 't Dell Eaddy Martin Eaddy .. I Maxine Eaddy Robe•·ta Eaddy Sonya Eaddy Randal Elam Bunlette Fennell Russell F'llyaw • J} l • Sandra FHyaw Tammy Floyd Stephen Furches Stephen Gaskins Vickie Gaskins Danetta Gaste ,. Bruce Greenwood l:J'rt I Thomas Iianna Ronnie Hartfield Sammy Haselden Cynthia Hucks Wayne Huggins Thomas Humphl'ies Er-nestine Jowers Matthew J oye l .! Ted Hanna • I I I '... t I tj IL \ ..; · t ~ ~ 4 l I ' ' I I Charles Keefe Jimmy Lee Pamela Lewis Angelia Marlowe Monty Martin Thomas McAlister I • - Sharon l\•I cKenz: ie Lynn Morris Laurence Mudge Ann Owens Anthor1y Par rot! Debra Patrick Kathy Pope Anthony Poston Dee Poston Ric~-y Poston Logan Powell Parnela Powell Willirun Prosser Bobby Stone Ricky Stone David Thompson Stephen ·r odd Rodney Woodberry I I . ' ll rn �MASCOTS Stncy C•·ocke r and Wayne Huggins we r e chosen by the senior class as Mascots Co •· 1965-66. •2 �j Features �MISS GOLD AND BLACK Miss Faye Burris �MISS GOLD AND BLACK FIRST RUNNER UP Suzanne Eaddy t MISS GOLD AND BLACK SECOND RUNNER UP Dena Berg 45 �, J I MISS JOHNSONVILLE HIGH Amma Dean Taylor • �MISS J OH N S ONVI L L E (Hf) FIR ST R UNNER UP Pamela Perty • M I SS JOI1N SON VILLE (HI) S ECON D R UNNER UP Jane Powell I 47 �MISS SENIOR Virginia Eaddy { MISS JUNIOR Barbara Matthews ' • <8 - - �MISS SOPHOMORE Sandra Wise MISS FRESHMA N Renetta Coker I <9 �' F.F.A. SWEETHEART Miss Geri Berg • �MISS FH.A. Miss Dena Berg �NGQUEEN �• BEST ALL AROUND Miss Ramona Hanna • �WHO'S WHO ATJ.H. S. FURMAN SCHOLARS Geri Ber g Billy Taylor Jean Furches M abry Eaddy I ... BETTY CROCKER AWARD KING TEEN Beverly Ha1ma David Miles D.A.R. AWARD Dena Berg MISS UI IVITSS J ean Furches �BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Every yeat· nsmg senior boys and girls are selected to attend Palmetto Boys' and Gir ls' State . They a r e sponsored by the Johnsonv ille Amer ican Le gion P ost 144 and the Ladies' Auxiliary to the American Legion. The purpose of Palmetto Boys' and Girl s ' state is to teach the students gove rn mental procedures . This is done through lectures , s tudies and participation. Ke n P owe ll , We ndell Roger s, Van Powell Ramona Hanna, Beverly Hanna �MISS GOLD AND LEF'T TO RIGiiT: Ardith Allman, Suzanne Eaddy, Faye Burris, Dena Berg, Geri Berg. F'aye Bu •·ris MISS GOLD AND BLACK Miss Faye Burr is, a junior at J ohnsonville High School, was chosen MISS GO LD AND BLAC K over a fi eld of seventeen beauties. The judges had a difficult time making t heir selections whic h were on the basis of beauty, poise, a nd intelligence. Our Congr atu la tion to Faye! . l• �BLACK CONTEST I I SUZANNE EADDY DENA BERG F i rst Runner-up Second Runne r-up J GERI DERG ARDITH ALTMAN Third Runner-up 57 F'ow·th Runner-up �/ Iomecoming Queen And Her Court Former Queen Presents Flowe•·s Imogene Mitcheom - L.~•·ry ~tiller Imogene Mitcheon Junior Miriam B<~ rnhil l Honor Attendant Renette Lyerly Atte ndant An1el!a Harrell Senior Virginia Eaddy Barbara Matthews Junior Senior �' ,\- -• Sandra Faye Altman Senior Llnday Wise Junior Ger i Ber g Teresa E.'lddy Sophomore Suz:ume Eaddy Sophomor e Amen<i-t Emer y Sand ra Wise Sophomore Dixle Hearn Jacquline Hanna Freshman F reshman Junior SophOmor e �SENIOR BEST ALL AROU!';l) BEST LOOKll'IG LARRY ~tiLLER-JANE POWELL RANDY JOHNSON-JoANN ALTMAN / MOST POPULAR WITTIEST GERALO &\ ZEN- ANNETTE CRIBB 60 LARRY HUGGI:NS- VIRG!NlA EADDY �SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALENTED WENDELL ROGERS- DENA BERG KEN POWELL- KATHY HANNA MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST DEPENDABLE OAVQ) MILES-HOLLY HANNA 61 NORRIS POWELL- DONNA PAPITTO �BEST SC~I OOL SPlRIT MOST INTELLECTUAL GEORGE CREEL-BEVERLY HANNA VAN POWELL- RAMONA HANNA MOST COURTEOUS JAMES EDWARD STONE-PAMELA PERRY MOST TALKATIVE 62 BILLY RAY STONE-CAROLYN MARLOWE �.,.--. -· .~. ~ • ) ~ f 1 MOST BASHFUL CUTEST LENEW POWERS-KATiiRYN ALTMAN BENJIE TANNER- SANDRA FAYE ALTMAN MOST VALUABLE BEST DRESSED BARRY ALn1AN-CECELIA CHANDLER 63 RANDALL CALCUTT- CHERYL HUMPHRIES �[ j -- TOP TO BOTTOM: Faye Burris, ClliEF l\1\ARSHAL, BU!y Taylor, ,Jean Furches, Linda Wise, Gcn Dllr g. �Sports 6S �The FL ASH ES had an outstanding season, winning five out of ten games . We salu te oul· boys and coaches for a j ob well done. s p EL NA I y OE RR s Wendell Roger s - Co-Captain RE Coaches John Galloway, Walter Bell, ancl Don Davis view film of r ecent victory. VARSITY FIRST ROW : Ray Huggins, Dr exel Avant, Ervin Taylor, Dickie Bennett, Cal'l'oll Ca•·ter, J ames Elber t Haselden. SECOND ROW: Ken Lyerly, Ha l Edwal'ds, Larry Taylor , Rex Thompson, Larry Huggins . THffiD ROW : John Galloway, COACH, Walter Bell, COACH, Larr y 'Miller, Eal'l Tanner, Buddy Dennis, Gene Miller, Ken Powell. 66 �Larry llugglns - RHB Larry Miller - C Randall Calculi - G Geor ge Creel - T FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Reid Tyler, Ronnie Gaster, Ray Rogers, Freddy Brown, Jamie Player, Randy Hanna, Dennis Cribb, MASCOT. SECOND ROW: Ray Stone, Mallon Baxley, Randall Calcutt, Jay Creel, Bllly Prosser, Ronnie Johnson. TIIIRO ROW: Wendell Rogers, Randy Newell, Randall Cox, George Creel, Jerry Jones, Gary Smith, MANAGER, Don Davis, COACH. 61 �Billy Prosse r Co- Captain - QB James Elbert Iiaselden - LE Ronnie Johnson - LG L E T T E R Randy Newe II - RT J . Junior Creel - LG M E N Lettermen Not Pictured : Car ol Carte r Jerry Jones Gene Mille r Wayne Godwin Jam ie Playel' - RHB Randy tianna - C Ray Stone - LHB �Er vin Taylor - QB Ken Lyerly - RG Johnsonville Johnsonville Johnsonville Johnsonville Johnsonville J ohnsonville Johnsonville Johnsonville J ohnsonville Johnsonville Mallon 8:\xley - RtiB •• 0 . 25 . 13 . 20 0 0 ' 6 ' . 14 . 38 • . 0 • Andr ews . Wampee • • Florence . Mar lboro. • H~m ingway . Williamsburg Aynor. • • Florence . Wampee • Pamplico. Buddy Dennis - LT Hal Edwards - LHB Dickie Bennett - RHB Earl Tanner - FB ' 26 0 • 0 0 ' . 26 . 19 . 24 ' 12 . 6 . 36 �GIRLS' BASKETBALL Left to Right, Imogene Mitchcom, Ardith Allman, Cindy Hughes, Ramona Hanna, Dena Berg, Geri Berg, Shelby Dennis, Kathy Lambert, Janice Prosser, Shirly Haselden, Judy Fcnters. Connie Jones, Suzanne Eaddy, Captain- Donna Papitto, Coach - Don Davis, Co-Ca!>lain - Theresa Eaddy. Under the coa ching of Mr. Don Davis the girls have had a ve r y good season. Under his strategntic coaching the girls have had a teneight-two r ecord. Along with his unique coachi ng Mr . Davis led the team ln ga ining the " Good Spor tsmanship Award" in the tournament. Although we are losing two of our main player s, we have an excellent bench which we are depende nt upon. 70 �Shelby Dennis, Porward Gerl Ocrg, Cuard Captain: Donna Papltto Janice Prosser, Guard Dena Oerg, Forward Co-Captain: Theresa Eadd)• Theresa Eaddy, F'orwa rd 71 Donna Papitto, Guard �Kathy Lambert, Guard Judy Fenters, Forward Suzanne Eaddy, Guard Shirley Haselden, Forward Ramona Hanna, Gu.."lrd Connie Jones, Forward Cindy Hughes, Guard Imogene Mitchcom, Forward Ardith Altman, Guard �BO YS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right, back row: Ken Powell, Wendell Rogerb, R.'\ndy !'ewell, Mr . J ohn Calloway, Randall Cox, Oa\•ld Miles, Billy Baystone. Kneeling: Earl Tanner, Ken Lyerly, L:u·ry Miller, flal Edwards and Larry Huggins. Mr. J ohn Galloway has marched the J .H.S. boys to an outstanding season this year. We thank him for the time he has gladly contributed toward our team. All of the Johnsonville Boy's Varsity Basketball Team salute you. 73 �Co- Captains Ken Powell Wendell Rogers • 0 Hal Edwards Earl Tanner • Randall Cox Ken Lyerly Fbndy Newell �Senior Players Ke n Powell Wendell Rogers Billy Ray Slone Larr y Mille r Lan y Huggins Da vic! MileR �BASEBALL Left to Right - Mallon Ba xl ey, l'a rl Taltller, .La r ry Mill e r, Coach Bell, Dilly Pr osse r, David Miles, & J ames llaselden. Sorry, ~!alton, but James is safe! ! 76 �Earl, don't let him steal home!! Catch that high fly, David!! Batter up, Larry! r~--) Its a grounder, Billy . . . Throw James the b.1.11! ! n �----- -- - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I TOP ROW - Theresa Eaddy, Connie Jones, Dena Berg, Su zanne Eaddy, Geri Berg. BOTTOM ROW - Linda Wise, Janice Prosser, Imogene Mitcheorn . We consider ou r c hee rleade rs as a very good example of school spi r it. They are r esponsible for all the " P ep Rall ies" a nd skits that ar e put on. They also have the respons ibility of lead ing the students in lheir cheers at all the Basketball and Football games . With the help of Mrs . ViJ·ginia P oston, ou r sponsor, and Dena Be rg, our captain, t hey have advanced far. Sponsor: MJ'S . Virginia 1>oston 78 �- • • Captain: Dena Ocr g, Scnio1· Ge r i Ber g, J un lor J a nice Prosser, Jun ior • Theresa Eaddy, Sophomore Suz.~nnc Eaddy, Sophomore Imogene Mitcheom, Junior l.inda Wise, J unior 79 Connie Jones, Freshman �JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Glynnis Avant, Carolyn Mille r, Dixie Heru·n, J udith rtownlree, Sandra Wise, & Debbie Greenwood . 80 �MIDGET BASKETBALL TEAMS IS \ MIDGET BOYS, Left To Right: Coach Bell, Drexel Avant, Danny DeCamp, Jerry Coker, !lex Thompson, Ervin Taylor, Dickie Bennell, Bobby Hooks, John Row1lrce, ~tanager. 2'• I • • • • -,..-"' • • 5· \ '· I \ J GffiLS MIDGETS, Front: John Rountree, Manage•·, Left To Right BOTTOM ROW: AnnJohnson, Dee Prosser, Gloria Parker, Susan Knight, Jo Beth McKissick, Bobble JOIUlson, Left To Right, SECOND ROW: Carolyn Miller, Barbara Soma•·, Saundra Hooks, Kathey Powell, Debbie Greenwood, Phyllis Thigpen ... Coach- Mr. Walle•· BelL 81 • �JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL • ..... COACH Mr. Walter 8ell MANAGER ' John Rowntree No. 20 - Rex Thompson 12 - James Elber t llnseldcn 25 - Dilly P•·osSOI' NO. 24 - OaZTCil lllllllllhl'iCS 25 - Willie Joe Evans 14 - Dickie Bennett 11 - Wayne Todd 82 �JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL l .II ~ MANAGER -John Rowntrce FRONT HOW: Lynn CanH• •·on, .Judy Rowntl·cc, D!x1e Hea rn, Elizabeth J ohnson, Nell Feagin . SECOND ROW : Diane Player , Oobl>lc Jane Johnson, Joe Beth McKissick, Brenda McDaniel, Oemicc Slone. TlllRO 110W: Cindy Mc Kissick, .Jo ll:u·IC!cld, Ca 1·otyn Mille r, Tense! P e rry, Debbie Greenwood. COACH - Mr. Walte r Bell 83 �BASKETBALL - • -------- MANAGER: Laxton Cole; SCOREKEEPER: Beverly Hanna; TOtEKEEPER: Buckshot Godwin. BASEBALL FOOTBALL MANAGERS: Drexel Auant, John Rountree 84 MASCOT: Dennis Cribb; MANAGER: Gar y Cribb. �Activities �- THE GOLD YEARBOOK - After many long and tedious hout·s or worrying, planning layouts, and soliciting advertisements, here is your 1966 GOLD AND BLACK. It is with much pr ide as well as fatigue that we present this annual to you. LAYOUTS- Miriam Barnhill, Amelia tlan·eU, Dena Berg, Annette Crib. - Theresa Eaddy, Pamela Perry, Ardith Altman, Kathy Hanna, Geri Berg, Carolyn Marlowe, Donna Papitto, Van Powell, Virginia Eaddy. CO- EDITORS AND SPONSOR j \ Don na Papltto, Mr. Davis, Van Powell. 86 Ardith Altman, Theresa Eaddy, Kathy !Ianna, Pamela Perry, Van Powell. �AND BLACK STAFF We wou ld like to take this opportunity to thank our advisor, our subscribers, bus iness establishments and countless others who made possible this our volume of memories . - . .. . ·- ·-··· "" AD COMMITTEE: VI rg inla Eaddy, Donna Papitto, Holly Hanna, Sand •·a Faye Altman, Beve1·1y Hanna, Ramona Hanna . ( l JoAnn Altman, Jean Furches , Rita Ann Coker, Holly Hanna, Juanita Creel, Sandra Faye Altman, Barba•·a Ann Powell, David Miles, Beve•·ly Hanna, Ramona Hanna. ~ TYPISTS A ~ I ( ' ! • Virginia Eaddy, Beverly Hanna, Ramona Hanna, Sandra Faye Altman. 87 "-J ~ _, '.4 Rita Arlll Coker, Jo Ann Altman, Carolyn Mal'lowe, Sandra Faye Altman. �NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORE The Neighborhood Youth Core has helped some young people to earn a little extra money this year. We hope it continues its work. ) Mikel Evans Library Assistant Montez Avant Lunchroom Helper Ga•·•·y Smith Playg•·ound Helper Norris Powell Ortice Worke r 88 �SCHOOL CHOIR DIRECTOR: Mrs. Thelma D. Eaddy ACCOMPANIST: Mrs. Sara Eaddy FRENCH CLUB SPONSOR - Mrs. Jane Davis �BETA CLUB FIRST ROW : L:>.rry Huggins, David Miles. SECOJI.'D ROW : ~Irs. H. M. Floyd, SPONSOR; Jean Furches, Ramor>.a Hanna, Dena Berg, Billy Taylor. THffiO ROW: Theresa Eaddy, Ardith Altman, K:>.thryn Altman, Cindy )lcKissick, Rencltc Lyerly, Beve rly Hanna, Donna Papitto, Sandra Wise, Linda Wise, Imogene ~htcheom. FOURTH ROW: Gerl Berg, Andy Richardson, Fay Bu rrows . • The 13ETA Club is com posed of students who maint.'l.in a ninety average or above per semester. Centering t heir at tenti on on scholarship, this is one of the most r espected clubs in school. Mrs. H. M. Floyd - Sponsor 90 �FffiST ROW: Randy Newell, CO- RECREATIONAL CHAffiMAN; Kathryn Allman, CHA.PLAtN: Cindy McKissick, REPORTER; Andy Richardson, PARLIAMENTARIAN; Janice Prosser, SECRETARY; Donna Papitto, PRESIDENT; Vir ginia Eaddy, VICE- PRESIDENT; Jean Fur chcss, TREASURER; Steve Knighl, CO- RECREATIONAL CHAIRMAN. SECOND ROW: Johnny Thigpen, Lar ry Taylor, Brenda Altman, Amenda Emery, Laxton Cole, Imogene Mitc heom, Cecelia Chandler, Tenzil P e ny, El izabeth Johnson, Renetta Coker, Gwen Tyler, BePerly Hanna. THIRD ROW : Oer yl Humphries, Wayne Todd, Noonie Eaddy, Geri Berg, Ch eryl Humphries, Kathy Hanna, Holly Hanna, Sandra Faye Humphries, Amma Oean Taylor, Ramona Hanna. FOURTH ROW: Mrs . T helma Eaddy, SPONSOR; Oena Berg, Nellie Mathews, Joan Ty ler, Bar bara Matthews, Josephine Cannon . South Carolina High School Library Assistants Senior Award L ibrary Assistants Holly Hanna Dena Berg Donna Papitto Beverly Hanna Cher yl Humphr ies Kathy Hanna Ramona Hanna Nell ie Matthews Sandra Faye Humphries Amma Dean Taylor Virgin ia Eaddy Larry Huggins Larry Miller Cecelia Chandler �S CHOOL We salute the FLASHES STAFF for the wonderful job that lhey have done in the past years. They are an attribute to the school. Mrs. Madeline Lyerly has been advisor to the FLASHES STAFF £or a number of years and is doing a commendable job. Our exccUonl Sports and Social Editors are always on the job. Co- Edito•·s . . News Editor . Soc ial Editor Art Editors . Clubs Editors Sports Editors . News Staff . Features . Typists Advisor . . An alert news staff gathers and edits all newsworthy items. The typists busily prepare the stencils. 92 • �FLASHES The job of the School FLASHES staff is indeed an important one. They must r epor t Ute happenings in our school accurately and objectively . They must work together as a team, combining all of their r csou t·ccs and talents to present to the Student Body a p erfect newspaper. Our Co- Editors and advisor work hard to g ive us the best possible newspaper. • . . Dena Berg and Jane Powell . . . . . . . . . . Jean Furches . . . . . . . . . . Donna Papltto . Noonle Eaddy and Billy Taylor . . . . . . . . . . Virginia Eaddy . Imogene Mitcheom a nd L:trr y Miller . Gerl Berg, Renette Lyerly, and David Miles . . . . . .Faye Burrows and Ramona Ha nna . Cecelia Cl•,ndler, Cheryl Humphries, and . . . . . Barry Altman . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs . Madeline Lyer ly The News and Features Editors cxchnnge news. Art Is an Important part or the paper. 93 �STUDENT COUNCIL FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Dale Marlowe, Bobby Hooks, DeVon Me r edith, Renette Lye rly, J ean Furches, Ken Lyerly, Ge r ald Baze n, Larry Huggins , Ardith Altman, Ther esa Eaddy, Cheryle J oye, Lyml Gaste r, Jackie Ha •ma, Ca rol Ha nna, Van Powell. The student council organization is based upon a dem ocratic philosophy of education which l·espect.<; the value of both faculty and s tudent par ticipation in school management. For the school staff, the student cow1cil represents an educationally sow•d teaching device; fo r the s tudent, i t rep r esents a learning expe r ience which is interesting, meaningful, and practical. 0 LARRY HUGGINS President 9< �BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Wendell Rogers, Ken Powell, Gerald B.~zen, James Edward Stone, Benjie Tanner, Barry Allman, Wayne Humphries, Andy Richa t·dson, Deryl Humphries, Norris Powell, Geor ge Creel, Randy Johnson, Lany Miller, Larry Huggins, Van Powell, Luther Stone, Ramona Hanna, Holly Hanna, Beverly Iianna . BLOCK I CLUB FffiST ROW: Imogene Mitcheom, Dena Berg, David Miles, Hal Edwards, Andy Richardson, Randy Newell, Ken Powell, Jay Creel, Geot•ge Ct'eel. SECOND ROW: Theresa Eaddy, L.~rry Huggins, Suzanne Eaddy, Mallon B.~xley, Ea rl Tanner, Laxton Cole, Billy Prosser, Wendell Rogers. THIRD ROW: Don Davis, COACll, Ootma Papitlo, Geri Ber g, Jam ie P layer, Wayne Godwin, Ken Lyet·ly, L.'lrry Miller, James Edward Haselden. �.. -• • • - • FIRST ROW: Donnis ~latthews. Philip Marlowe, Joe King, Bailey Powell, Carroll Jones, Edward Parrott, ~lexford Hartfield. SECOND ROW: Wayne Humphries, Robert Eaddy. Howard Powell, Glenn Hanna, Roger Barefoot, Rex ~ Thompson, Danny DeCamp, Luther Stone, Van Powell, Marion Hanna, ~1r. Tracy L. Lane. ADVISOR. THIRD ROW: Wayne Matthews, Gar y Humphries, Waylen Stone, Malloy Player, Kenneth Anderson, Mnllon (lax ley, Richard Parnell, Wilson Willis, Jerry Lynn Altman, Randy Stone. FOURTH ROW: Clayton Harrelson, Roger Haselden, Roget· Daniels, Denjle Tanner, Tony Roger s, Billy Ray Stone. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President . . Van Powell VIce P•·es•dent . . . Gary Humphries Treasurer . . Luther Slone Reporte r. . Howard P owell Sentinel . . . Way len Stone Sccrct:u·y . . Glen Eaddy (Not Pictured) - �• • n1 K..'IEELh'\0: Ltnd.1 \VIS", Su~:utnc Eadd)', Dena Berg, Ramona Hanna, Donna J>al>tllo, Gcrt Bct·g, Jean Furches, Ther esa Eaddy, t'ayc Bt•rrows. SECOND HOW: Rcncuc Lyerly, Otanne Player, ~larle llUj!l!lns. Sandra Faye Altman, Nl!ll Feagin. Cind)' ~lcKisslck. Hcnctta Coker, Carolyn Baxley. Donna Thomas, J>cgg)' Eaddy. J>alricia Ann Marlowl', Bernice Stone, Brcnd.1 G.uncr. C:u·olyn Sisk. TIIIHD ROW: Shetla :\Iarsh, Judy Fenter!>. Helen McKissick, JoAnn 1)•1er. Janice Pro:.scr, carolyn :llarlowe, Shelb)' Dennis. JoAnn Altman, Judy Roundtree, Shirley Haselden, Kathy L;.tmbcrt. Bcatncc Collins, G" yndolyn 1)·1cr. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS . . Geri Berg PRESIDENT . . . Donna Papltto VICE-PRESIDENT . . Jean Furches SECRETARY . . . . Ramona Hann:\ TREASUREH . . . . . . Dena Berg REPORTER . . . . SUzanne Eaddy SOCIAL CHAffiMAN. . Faye Burris YEARBOOK CIIAIIlMAN. RECORD BOOK CHAIRMAN. . . Llnd:t Wise 97 �FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FmST HOW: ll oll y IIanna, Virginia l•:addy, Donna Papitto, Suzanne Eaddy, .Jane Powell. SJ::COND ROW: Mrs. Whaley, ADVISOH; Beverly Hanna, Dena Ocrg, Kathc o·yn Altman, Gerl Berg, Jean 1-'urcll('S, I<:Hhy Ii anna, Carol llnnna . FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA LEFT TO RIGHT: ~Irs . \ 'era Stone. ADVISOR: Jean l'urches. Elizabeth Johnson. Detty Lou Hanna, JoAnn Altman, Rtt.l Ann Coker, JoAnn Tyler, Pamela Perry, Barbara Powell, Jauneta Creel. S.mdra F:wc Altman. 98 �Advertisements �Federal Projects Coordinator JERRY \V, POWELL JohnsonvllleSchools welcomes back one or Its for mer students as a new member or the Starr. Mr. Powell Is a graduate or Clemson College. He has served as an oUicer In the u. S. Army for about six year s, three or these years were spent with the u. S. Forces or Ger many. He came to Johnsonville Schools from Pleasant Hill HighSchool where he taught Science. WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK TRIP 1965 11 5 �SENIOR CLASS BARRY ALTMAN WARDlE RANDALL CALCUTT FFA-1; BetaClub-4; Bus Driver-3,4; Senior Superlative; Flashes Staff-4. Football-4; Senior Superlative-4; T & I Club -4 . .JERRY LYNN ALTMAN RUBY CEC ELIA CHANDLER FFA-1,2,4; Baseball-4; 4-H-1,2. , FHA- 1; Chorus-2,3; Flashes Staff-4; Senior Superlative. JOANN ALTMAN RITA ANN COKER FHA-1,4; FBLA-4, Officer-4; Annual Staff4; Harvest Queen Candidate-2; Miss Gold and Black Candidate- 3,4; Chorus-1; Senior Superlative. FHA- 1; Chorus-1; May Day Attendant-3; Annual Staff-4; FBLA-4, Officer- 4; Miss Gold and Black Contestant- 3,4; School Seal Winner -3. MARY KATHRYN ALTMAN GEORGE MARION CREEL Class Office r-1,4; FHA-1,2,3, Local officer -3, Sub-district officer-3; Beta Club-3,4; LibraryClub-1,2,3,4, Officer- 4; FTA-4; Gold and Black Staff-4; Homecoming Court-3; Senior Superlative; Miss Hi Miss-3. FFA- 1; Football-1,2,3,4; Bus Driver-4; Block J - 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative. BETTY JUANITA CREEL FHA-1; FBLA- 4, Officer-4; Annual Staff-4. SANDRA FAYE ALTMAN MARTHA ANNETTE CRIBB FHA-1,4; FBLA- 3,4, Officer- 4; Miss Gold and Black Candidate-1,2; Harvest Queen Candidate-!; May Court-3; Senior Superlative; Annua l Staff- 4; Homecoming Court-4. Chorus-1,2,3; Library Club- 1,2,3; FHA-1,2, 3; Senior Superlative. LINDA CRIBB GERALD TEDDY BAZEN FHA- 1,2; Chorus-1,2,3; Library Club-3,4; Gold and Black Contestant-3. Student Council-4; Bus Driver-4; Senior Superlative. VIRGINIA CAROL EADDY FHA-1,2,3; Library Club-2,3,4, Vice-President-4; FTA-3,4, President- 4; Chorus-1,2,3; Flashes Staff-3,4, Club Editor-4; Gold and Black Staff-3,4, Co- Business Manager-4; 4H- 1,2,3,4, Officer-3,4; Junior Leadership Club-1,2,3,4, OHicer-3, 4; Florence County Council-3,4, Officer-3,4; Homecoming Court -4; Miss Senior-4; Senior Superlative. DORA GORDENA BERG FHA- 1,2,3,4, Officer- 1,2,4; Beta Club-1,2,4, Chaplain-2, Vice President- 4; FTA-3, 4, Officer-3; Block J Club-1,2,3,4, SecretaryTreasurer-S, President-4; Library Club-4; Flashes Staff-1,2,4, Art Editor-3; Co-Editor -4; Gold and Black Staff- 3,4; Basketball-1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader- 1,2, 3,4, Captain-4; May Day Attendant-1,2,3; Homecoming Court-2,3, Homecoming Queen-3; FFA Sweetheart- 3; Miss FHA-4; DAR Award-4; Miss Gold and Black Contestant-1,2,3,4, Second Runner- Up -4; Senior Superlative; Alternate Girls' State -3; Candidate for Harvest Queen-1. HARLEY CLEVELAND .I.''ILYAW FFA-1; Baseball-4. BEVERLY DAVIS HANNA FHA- 1,2,3,4, Officer-4; FTA-3,4, Officer-4; Library Club-2,3,4, Local Officel·-3, District 11 6 �DIRECTORY Officer-4; Beta Club-1,2,3,4; Annual Staff- 3, 4, Jr. Editor-3; May Day Attendant-2; Gil·! Scoul-1, 2; Basketball-!, 2, 3; Sco1·ekeeper-4; Block J Club-4; Chorus-1,2; Marshal-3; Girls' State-3; Betty Crocker Award-4; Senior Supedative; Miss Gold and Black Contestant-2,3,4. LARRY BRUCE HUGGINS FFA-1,2; Sentinel-2; Beta Club-2,3,4; Library Club-2,3,4; Student Council-4; President-4; Senior Class President; Senior Superlative; Bus Driver-3,4; Block J Club-2, 3,4; Officer-3; Football-2,3,4, Manager- !; Co- Captain-3; Basketball-4; Flashes Staff3; Harvest King- 3. HOLLY LORRAINE HANNA FHA-2,3; Library Club-3,4; FTA-3,4, Officer -4; Homecoming Court- 2; Miss Gold and Black Conlestant-1,2,3,4; Bus Driver-4; Annual Staff-4; Senior Superlative. JANIE CHER YL HUMPHRIES Library Club-1,2,3, 4; Flashes Staff-3,4; Chorus-2,3; Senior Superlative; Class Officer-!. MARY KATHLEEN HANNA SANDRA FAYE HUMPHRIES FTA-3,4; Lib1·ary Club- 2,3,4; Chorus-2,3; FHA- 1; Annual Staff-4; French Club-4; Senior Superlative; 4- H-1,2,3,4. May Day Attendant-2 ; Library Club-3 .4; Chorus-1,2; FHA-1. MARION LA VERNE HANNA ROBERT RANDALL JOHNSON Bus Driver-4; FFA-1,2,3,4, President-3; 4H-1,2. FFA-1; Bus Driver-4; Senior Superlative; Chorus-3, PresJdent-3. RAMONA LOUISE HANNA CAROLYN JEANETTE MARLOWE Best All Al·ound-4; Chief Marshal-3; Class Office r-3; Beta Club-1,2,3,4, Socia l Chairman-3, President-4; Library Club-1,2,3,4, Presldent-3; Senior Superlative; FHA-1,2,3, 4, local Offic el·-2,3,4, District President-3, State Repo rter-4, State Convention-2,3,4, Chicago National Convention- 3, Basketball4; Gold and Black Staff- 3, 4, J unior Editor- 3; Flashes Staff-3,4, Social Editor-3, Feature Editor-4; Chorus- 1,2; Girls' State-3; Girl Scouts- 1,2; Miss Gold and Black Contestant!; F TA-4; Miss Vox-3; Miss FHA Court-3; Bus Driver-4; French Club-4; Student Counc il-3, School Motto Winner-3. FHA-1 ,2; Chorus-!; Gold and Black Candidate -3,4; A1mual Staff-4; FBLA-4, Officer-4; Senior Supe1·lative. CHARLES DAVID MILES Beta Club-1,2,3; Chorus-1,2; Baseball-2,3; Basketball-3,4; Block J - 2,3,4; French Club4; Annual Staff-3,4, Co-Business Manager-4; Flashes Starf-2,3; Senior Superlative; King Teen. LARRY MCSWAIN MILLER AM ELIA ANN HARRELL Football- 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain-3; Baseball-1, 2,3; Basketball-2,3,4; Block J Club- 1,2,3,4, Officer-3; FFA-1; Library Club-2,3,4; Class Officer-1 ,3; Beta Club-2,3,4; Senior SuperLative; Bus Drivcr-3,4; Flashes Staff-3,4, News St:aff-3, Sports Editor-4; Chorus-2,3. Chorus- 1,2; FHA-1; FBLA-3; Miss Gold and Black Contest-3; Homecoming Coul·t-4. BETTY JEAN HATFIELD Chorus- 1,2; FHA-2; Library Club-1; Gold and Black Candidate-3; 4-H-1. 11 7 �SENI OR CLA SS DIRECTORY DONNA MARIE PAPITTO NORRIS TAN NER POWELL Class office r-3; FHA- 1,2,3,4, Chairman-2,3, Vic e President-4; Beta Club- 1,2,3,4; Block J Club-3,4; Basketball- 1,2,3,4, Captain- 4; May Court 1,2; Gold and Black Staf£-3,4; Junior Editor 3; Co- Editor 4; Flashes Staff 3,4; New Staff 3; Social Ed itor 4; Chor us 2; Senior Superlative; Alternate to Gir ls' State 3; Ma r s hal 3; Girl Scouts- 1,2; Pres ident- 2; Candidate for Harvest Queen-2,3, Runner-up -2, Harvest Queen-3; Library Club- 2,3,4, Presid ent-4; Miss Gold and Black Cand idat e -1,3; FTA- 3,4, Secretar y-3, Vice President Basketball-1 ; Baseball- 3; Superlative. F FA- 1; Senior VAN ERVIN POWELL Student Counc il-4; Chorus -2; FFA- 1, 2,3, 4, P res ident- 4; Ma r s ha l-3; Senior Super lative ; Boys' State- 3; 4-H-1,2,3,4; Beta Club-4; Bus Driver- 3,4; Annua l Staff- 4, Co- Editor - 4 . LENEW POWERS - 4. FFA- 1; Senior Superlative. PAMELA JEAN PERRY WENDELL LEE ROGERS FHA-1,2, Officer- 2; FBLA-4; Chorus-1; Annual Staff- 4; Libr ary Club- 1,2; Senior Superlative ; Miss Johnsonv ille High Ru nn er- up -4 . FFA- 1; Football- 3, 4, Co- Captain- 4; Bus Driver - 4; Basketba ll-3,4, Co- Captain-4 ; BlockJ Club 3-4; Class Office r-4; Boys' State - 3; Senior Supe l'iative. WILLA DEAN P OSTON BILLY RAY STONE Glee Club-1,2; FHA- 1,2; Miss Hannah High School Contest-3; FTA-2,3; 4- H- 1,2. FFA- 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H-1, 2; Basketba ll-4; Senior Super lative; Block J Club-4. J A;VlES EDWARD STONE BARBARA ANN POWELL FFA-1; T & I Club-4; Officer; Bus Driver - 4; Senior Superlative. FBLA-4; Annual Staff- 4; Chorus- ).,2 . LUTHER MALCOLM STONE JANE ELIZABETH P OWELL F FA- 1,2, 3, 4; Officer-2; Bus Driver - 4. Class Officer- 1,2, 3, 4; FHA- 1, 2; Beta Club4; F'I'A- 3,4, Office r - 3,4; Chorus -1, 2; Flashes Staff- 3,4; Co-Editor- 4; Senio r Superlative; Homecoming Court- 1; May Cou r t-1; Miss Gold and Black Candidate- 1,2,3; Miss Johnsonville High Second Runner- up-4; Marshal -3; Student of the year-1. RANDY STONE FFA- 1,2, 3,4; Har vest King- 2. ULY BENJAMIN TANNER FFA- 1,2,3,4, Officer- 2,3; Senior Superlative Library Clu b-1,2; Bus Dr iver - 4; 4-H-1 ,2. KENNETH RAY P OWELL Class Officer- 1, 2; Student Counc il-3; Bas ketball-2,3,4, Co- Captain- 4; Football- 1,2,3, 4; Baseball-2; Chorus -1,2,3 ; Librar y Club3; Block J Cl ub- 2,3,4, Officer-4; Bus Driver -4; Student of t he Year- 1; Senior Superlat ive; Boys' State-3; 4-H- 1,2, 3,4, Officer- 2,3. AMMA DEAN TAYLOR Lib rary Club-1, 2,3,4 ; FHA-1,2; Chorus - 1,2; Miss Gold and Black Ca nd idate- 1,2,3; Miss Johnsonville High-4 . 11 8 • �SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS � 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 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Johnsonville Gold and Black Yearbook, 1966 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1966