Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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‘ Red Foxes” Top Row (left to right): NICHOLS. MILLER, SEGARS. McALPINE, BRIGHT. SMITH. Manager. Lower Row: Parker. King, McKorell. Ferguson. Byerly, Tatum. “Sweethearts of the Pee Dee ” Top Row (left to right): WATKINS. KELLEY, POWELL. JORDAN. COKER. Blackwell. Lower Row: WARR. GILBERT. SEGARS. KALBER. Newsome. Page Twenty-four

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 Freshman Class OFFICERS Floyd Chitty President Lee Manning Wiggins Vice-President Charles Gibbes Secretary Mary Verne Williamson T reasurer MEMBERS Harold Adams Margaret Hill Ai.vilda Perdue Jack Adams Harvey Hopkins Christine Price Maude Alexander Edgar Howell Ruby Privette Lorene Allgood Julian Howle Billie Redfearn Raf. Andrews Genewood Hucks Annie Rhodes Billy Askins Eleanor Huggins Woodrow Richardson Eleanor Barbie Leah Iseman Perry Rivers Duvall Berry Annie May Johnson Billy Rhodes Marion Blackmon Eunice Johnson Wagner Roberts Mary Edna Blackmon Martin Johnson Albert Segars Martha Boyd Nezzif. Johnson Levf.rn Segars Tracy Brown Sidney Johnson Carl Seeby Cornelia Brunson Max alee Keith Willard Saverance Margaret Bryant Annie Sue King Ellie Shaw William Bryant Harvey King Hilton Sligh Billy Camp R chard King Ellie Sparrow 7'homas Cathcart Sara Lou King Eugene Stanley Alva Cato Edward Langston Francis Stewart J. B. Coker Myra Lemons Traves Stewart Rosa Cunningham F LOR IDF. Lunn Clarence Stogner Josephine Dennis Vera Mae Lunn Edgar Sumner Billy Dewitt Walter Lunn Hazel Segars Monroe Dewitt Marguerite Lyles Mildred Spears Raymond Dixon Heyward Marshall Mary Jane Stewart Vidalue Dixon Ruby Marshall Hazel Stogner Frances Dunlap Needham Marshall Jean Stogner Ethel Elmore Herbert Melton Creola Stuckey Bobbie Flowers Fannie Lee McInvaill Thelma Stuckey Edell Flowers Eva McLeod Minnie Lee Tyner Eunice Flowers John McNeese Ernest Truett Carroll Gainey Corie Middleton William Tyner Maurice Gainey Annie DuBose Miller Fay Van Landingham Marjorie Galloway Nettie Moody Margaret Wallace Nellie Gray Galloway James Moore Carolyn Ward Claude Gandy John Moore Miriam Watford J. C. Gandy Virginia Moore Mamie Watford Frances Garland Agnes Morrell Geneva Watkins Jimmy Garner Grace Morrell Miriam Walters Margaret Goodson Annie Morrison Mary White Tossie Grantham Annie Belle Morrison Mary Verne Williamson Marie Gray Mable Morrison Annie Laurie Woodham James Hall Sid Newsome Edith Woodham Annie Lee Harrell Zack Nichols Cullimore Watson Irene Harrell Clarence Norris Ray Watts Ted Harley Mainlaw O'Neal Lee Manning Wiggins Elizabeth Hart Fulton Parker Kershaw Young Charles Peele Page Twenty-three

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Hartsville High School Athletics Another season of athletics has passed into history at the Hartsville High School, a successful season, too, from the viewpoint of the optimist. Of course. Mr. Pessimist might be inclined to regard the 1932-1933 season as one not conspicuously successful for the Sweethearts and Red Foxes. In basketball our team was put at a disadvantage because of changes that had to be made in the line-up on account of illness among the team members. Even so, the Sweethearts held their ground until the game with Loris for Lower State Championship. Considering the loss of several valuable players our football team made an excellent showing and deserve much credit for the record of 1932—four victories, four losses, two ties. Both football and basketball teams owe much credit for their success to Mr. W. P. Timmerman, head coach, and to Miss Sarah Pegues and Mr. W. P. Crawford, assistant coaches. Page Twenty five