Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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 'miiiiiiu11111 nhiim lull) THE RE T R 0 S P E C T Senior Statistics § e First Second Most Vopulur Girl Mary I). Chambers Martha Carnes Most Vo put or Boy J. D. Cook Leslie Graham Best All-round Girl Mary 1). Chambers Juanita Ingram Best All-round Boy Carson Steen J. D. Cook Best Student Margaret Phoebe Reynolds Marguerite Gandy Best Looking Girl Beatrice Heustess Kitty Best Best Looking Boy Leslie Graham Woodrow Lewis Best Dressed Girl Martha Carnes Myrtle Carpenter Best Dressed Boy Leslie Graham Bruce Bair Neatest Girl Marguerite Gandy Kitty Best Neatest Boy Leslie Graham Heyward Smith Most Volite Girl Mary Lee Charlotte Coker Most Volite Boy Lucas Sparrow Woodrow Lewis Biggest Flapper Ethel Mae Renfrow Sadie Howie Biggest Sheik Henry McKinnon J. D. Cook Best Girl Athlete Mary D. Chambers Fannye Stokes Best Boy Athlete J. D. Cook Leslie Graham Most Dignified Girl Martha Carnes Kitty Best Most Dignified Boy Heyward Smith Bruce Bair Girl with Brightest Future Marguerite Gandy Myrtle Carpenter Boy with Brightest Future Woodrow Lewis Bruce Bair Most Industrious Girl Marguerite Gandy Charlotte Coker Most Industrious Boy Carson Steen Woodrow Lewis H ittiest Girl Percie Ingram Myrtle Carpenter Wittiest Boy J. D. Cook Boh Stewart Most Original Lem Stephenson Evelyn Graddick Best Natured Boy Carson Steen R. W. Stogner, Jr. Best Natured Girl Mary Lee Ruth Stewart Girl Who Did Most for . H. S. in 1927 and 1928 Charlotte Coker Martha Carnes Boy Who Did Most for H. H. S. in 1927 and 1928 Carson Steen Woodrow Lewis Twenty-five

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J. I). Cook “Jess” “In all his labor there is profit.” Associate Editor RETROSPECT '28; Captain Football '28; Football '25-'26-’27-'28; President Future Palmetto Farmers Club ’28 ; Track Team '26-'27 ; Tliorn-well Literary Society '22; Crow Literary Society '24; Carolina Club '28; Democratic Club '25-’26-’27. Ralph Turner “Pete” “Hang sorrow—Care will kill a cat—Therefore let's be merry.” Football ’26-'27-’28; Basketball '27-’28; Track '23-'21; Democratic Club '23- 24 ; Carolina Club, '28; Vice-President Carolina Club 28. Walton Luther “The cheerful grin will let you in where the knocker is never known.” Thorn well Literary Society '25 ; Democratic Club '2G-’27 ; Carolina Club '28. Twenty-four

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Salutatory 3 s Fellow Students, Teachers, Trustees, Parents, and Friends: I have the special privilege of coming before you this evening bearing a message of greeting from the Senior Class of 1928. Greetings to you, our fellow students, who are traveling over the same paths that we have trod! Very soon an occasion similar to this will see your efforts crowned with success and your names added to the long and honored list of Hartsville High School Graduates. Greetings to you, our Superintendent and Teachers, faithful, sympathetic, counsellors and guides! And greetings to you, our Trustees! But for you our journey would not have been possible, and we are happy because you are with us. Greetings to you, parents of every boy and girl of the Senior Class of 1928! We know how prayerfully you have watched the progress of your son or daughter from earliest school days until this graduation hour. Our happiness this evening is entirely complete because of your presence, our most honored guests. And greetings to you, our many friends! Interest in the Class of 1928 and education in general prompted you to accept our invitation to be our guests. We are glad to have you share with us the joy of this happy occasion. And so. Fellow Students, Teachers, Trustees, Parents, Friends, 1 greet you all in behalf of the Senior Class of 1928! Marguerite Gandy, Saluiaiorian, '28. T wenly-six