McClenaghan High School - Florentine Yearbook (Florence, SC)

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Mrs. Jo T. Price—Quiet and unassuming manner . . . keeps our youngest scholars active and informed . . . adept and thorough in com- mercial education. Mrs. Audrey McK. Reno— Tenacious redhead . . . dili- gent and enthusiastic Class Night sponsor . . . witty math teacher, yet untiring and capable. Miss Mildred Richardson— Conscientious and capable in- structor of bookkeeping and shorthand . . . Junior Guid- ance Counselor . . . neat and efficient. Mr. Dan R. Sew pm an—Quick- witted practical joker . . . hard-working bus supervisor . . . Number One” driver- training teacher. Miss Mary Joyce Shealy— Puts the zip into the pep club . . . exuberant and in- teresting commerce teacher . . . fun-loving extrovert. Mrs. Ei.ma R. Stokes—Always willing to lend a helping hand to her math students . . . “Hall”-way patrol ... at- tractive and neat appearance. Miss Hariuette Thompson— Endless wardrobe . . . in- spiring Anchor Club sponsor . . . makes sophomore Eng- lish enjoyable. Miss Edith Tobin — Faithful sponsor of our Key Clubbers . . . witty chemistry and physics professor . . . sees life with a laughing mind. Mr. James C. Wall—Success- ful and friendly football and baseball coach . . . rapid conversationalist and efficient math teacher . . . energetic, never loses his interest in his boys. Mrs. Frances E. White—Dig- nified and soft-spoken . . . biology' specialist . . . in- spires interest in medical careers. Mr. John M. Whitehead— Talented and well-rounded musician . . . brings out tin best in our band . . . quiet manner and boyish good looks. Mr. Philip C. Winstead—Dean of Boys . . . instills Ameri- can Democracy in our future citizens . . . individual per- sonality. 22

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Mrs. Martha H. Osteen—Ex- cellent librarian . . . indis- pensable to students and fac- ulty alike ... so very sweet and kind-hearted. Mr. John S. Owen—Our vig- ilant “plate watcher . . . endless wardrobe of cars . . . teaches trophy-winning Dis- tributive Education. Miss Edna Pettigrew — Our talented and versatile author . . . keeps our radio, T. V., and chapel programs varied and interesting . . . English and Dramatics. Mrs. Donna H. Pratt—Ac- complished in culinary art . . . mistress of our “rings . . . prepares our future homemakers. FACULTY 21

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FACULTY The faculty of a school is one of two essen- tials necessary for an educational institution. A faculty teams with students to form the most com- mon organization known to man, disregarding the family. Our hardworking faculty receives little recognition for their dedicated service. We, the students, owe them much more than knowledge gained in the arts and sciences. We owe them our maturity, gained through three wonderful years of heartfelt experience. We won- der at their patience and understanding of our shortcomings and antics. Finally, we thank them for their warmth, kind- ness, and understanding ways which were un- selfishly given to us through three difficult years. These things molded us into fine, upstanding, poised, young citizens. This tribute to the fine McClenaghan High School Faculty is most heart- ily given and richly deserved. 23