Archibald Rutledge Academy - Fathom Yearbook (McClellanville, SC)

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Former Graduates Alston, our first graduate, has been shrimping in Texas on the Betty H. He is now at home and awaiting the arrival of his own shrimp boat, Regulus. Keep on whistlin’ Alston! Alston Leland 1976 Betsy, the second to graduate, attended the College of Charleston for a year. She has worked at the Skipper Chowder House and is now in nurse's training in Charleston. Study hard, dahlin' ! Jena McClellan 1978 Jena and Penny shared the highest average in their senior year. Jena is presently attending the College of Charleston and she hopes to transfer to Clemson and graduate with a degree in horticulture. She also has a part-time job at the Stroman greenhouses. Good luck, Jena! Penny is working at the Village Variety. Her salary has been well spent because she has just bought her first car, a Toyota Celica. Keep up the payments, Penzola! Penny Morrison 1978

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Last Will And Testament . . . I, Nita Taylor, (upper left) being of sound mind and body do profess to leave the following: To Willie, 1 leave my nervous energy in typing. To David, 1 leave my shy and quiet personality. To anyone who wishes to use it, I leave my ability to daydream in English Composition. I, Sheila McClellan, (upper middle) being of confused mind and 1 'fantastic bod'' hereby leave my ability to go gymnastics to Julie Billington, my big seated desks to Bet Bridges, my padded bras to Martha Stroman, the ability to stay in school to Elizabeth Stroman, and all of my tacky things to Nickie. I, Susan Ashley, (upper right) being of fairly sound mind and body do hereby leave: To Elizabeth Stroman 1 leave My beloved song ' '50 Ways to Leave ARA''. To Bob Ashley, a car, in hopes that someday he can go parking. To Mrs. Nancy, 1 leave Martha Stroman to take my place in the office every morning. To Bet and Anne, I leave my little black book. (1 know that it will be put to good use) And last but not least, to Dr. Fleming, my pair of Playboy1' glasses. May you see what 1 have seen through them. I, David Cantey, (center right) leave my ability to run and jump to Robert Hoyt. I, Daniel Cantey, (center right) leave my baseball bats and ability to Robert Hoyt. 1 also leave all my old science papers to the school. 1, Joann Allen, (bottom left) leave my Pepto-Bismol sweater to Nickie, who has coloring for it. To Julie 1 leave one year of appointments to my hairdresser. I hereby leave to Elizabeth, my pronunciation of ' 'HONGRY'' and ' 'LEARNT''. To Mrs. Young, 1 leave my ability to stand still and talk at the same time. I, Lisa Dawsey, (bottom center) having very little that 1 can afford to leave behind, offer to whom it may concern: The ability to getting out of school one year early, finding out the right answers on a physics test a day late, and being graceful all the time. I, Bonnie Thomas, (bottom right) being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to the following: To Mrs. Young, the everlasting name of Chirp1'. To little-eyed Kathy, I leave my ' 'Dinner Plate Eyes''. To the juniors, I leave my composition papers to cheat from! To The Class Of 1979