Darlington Academy - Kinesis Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

Page 30 text:

Mr. Hatchell holds his assemblies to tell the students what they are doing right and wrong. Most of the time he tells them what they are doing wrong. He also holds the assemblies to discuss school matters with the students and to get their opinions, but sometimes the assemblies can even be enjoyable. The people from Get Smart came to share their achievements and mistakes in hopes that the students will learn something from them. Mr. Ned Bailey worked his sales charm on the students so that they would sell more magazines. He also had assemblies with just the juniors to teach them the techniques of handling the magazine sale. So even though students may moan and groan at the announcement of an assembly, they really end up learning a lot at them. We gather together. I he students assemble in the gym to hear what words of wisdom will be expounded to them today. Magazine sales. Ned Bailey talks to students, informing them of the details of the magazine sale. Get Smart. One of the convicts in the Get Smart program tells of his experiences which put him into prison. SPECIAL EVENTS Jh Student Lite

Page 29 text:

The Harvest Time Bazaar, the largest of our annual events, was appropriately named. The atmosphere surrounding the bazaar was filled with Thanksgiving and Christmas spirit; the food was bountiful, and the people had a certain glow about them. The Harvest Time Bazaar captured the holiday spirit and created anticipation for the fun-filled holidays ahead. Looking it over. Wyndee Hatchell cannot seem to decide which of the beautiful decorations she should buy. The big cheese. Mrs. Anderson quickly slices off a wedge of cheese for a prospective customer. A faithful admirer. Crystal Coodson admires the candy house as she is tempted to devour it. Mi «!« «'• '

Page 31 text:

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 SPORTS Sports 27