https://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