Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1934 volume:

M V H- H- s Hartsville High School The Retrospect 1934 PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS of HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HARTSVILLE, S. C. Dedication Because he has renewed our faith in the ideals of our greatest Presidents; because he has restored our confidence in our nation’s leaders; because he has shown the youth of America possible opportunities for achievement; because we respect him and love him, the Senior Class of 1934 dedicates this volume of 7 he Retrospect to our President Franklin Delano Roosevelt Page T wo Franklin Delano Roosevelt Page Three Doctor J. H. Thornwell, III Born at Concord, N. C.; grandson of Doctor J. H. Thorn-well, I, son of Doctor J. H. Thornwell, II, and Florence Earle Thornwell; moved to Fort Mill, S. C., when only a few months old; received grammar and high school education in Fort Mill and Rock Hill; was graduated from Presbyterian College of South Carolina, Clinton, May, 1903, with A.B. degree; Principal Mount Zion Institute, Winnsboro, from 1903 to 1907; Superintendent Mount Zion Institute from 1907 to 1917; Assistant Secretary of State, Columbia, 1917 to 1919; Superintendent Harts-ville City Schools, August, 1919; awarded degree of Doctor of Literature by Presbyterian College, commencement, 1934. It is with a great deal of pleasure that the Class of 1934 records the fact that our beloved Superintendent has been made Doctor of Literature by his Alma Mater. No school man in the state is more worthy of this distinction than he. He thus “carries on” the Thornwell tradition in South Carolina—Doctor James H. Thornwell sounds perfectly natural; and it is fitting that he should be so called, for he has the qualities of character and scholarship that are requisite to such a degree. Doctor Thornwell, we are proud of you; we are proud of the fact that our school can claim such a man as you for Superintendent, and we hope for you many years more of usefulness in our community and state. Page Four Dr. J. H. Thorn well, III Superintendent Hartsville City Schools A.B.. Presbyterian College of South Carolina: Principal Mount Zion Institute, four years: Superintendent of City Schools of Winnsboro, S. C.. nine years; Superintendent of City Schools of Hartsville, 15 years; Student Winthrop Summer School. University of Virginia Summer School, Peabody Summer School. Teacher Richland County Summer School; Teacher Fairfield County Summer School; Teacher Study Center Chesterfield County; Teacher Summer School, University of South Carolina; Member Darlington Courity Board of Education. Page Five J. O. Bethea Miss Anderson W. P. Crawford Mijj Pkgues Miss Milky Agriculture Commercial Subjects Mathematics Mathematics English Miss Dunbar Miss Haseldkn Miss Lf.e Miss Ramsey Miss Coker French—History Home Economics English Science Director of Music Page Six The Faculty Bf.nson Gilbert Wiggins Spires Gillespie Byerly Davis The Retrospect Staff Thomas Benson .. Jane Gilbert..... Joseph Wiggins ... Edyth Dunlap .... C. E. Spires, Jr. May Gillespie.... Billy Byerly .... Bratton Davis... Lawrence Gibbes .. Miss Helen Baker ...............Editor-in-Chief .............Associate Editor .............Associate Editor .............Associate Editor .............Associate Editor ..............Athletic Editor ..............Athletic Editor ..............Business Manager ..............Business Manager ...............Faculty Sponsor Page Seven Gibbes Nichols Powell Davis Cubtis Senior Class Officers LAWRENCE WATSON GIBBES President Student General Association, ’32, ’33, ’34 (President); Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Boys’ League, '32, ’33, ’34; Carrollum Forum, ’32, ’33, ’34; Student Council, ’34 (President); Class President, ’34; National Honor Society, ’33, ’34; Saluta-torian, ’34; Honor Court, ’33; Retrospect Staff, ’34. JOHN NICHOLS (“Nick”) Vice-President Student General Association, ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Boys' League, ’32, ’33, ’34; Student Council, ’32, ’34; Class President, ’33; Class Vice-President, ’34; National Honor Society, ’34; Football, ’32, ’33, 34; Basketball, ’34. MARIA POWELL Secretary Student General Association, ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31 (Vice-President), ’32 (President), ’33 (President), ’34 (President); Girls’ League, ’32, ’33, ’34 (President); Basketball, '33, ’34; Carrolum Forum, ’32, ’33, ’34; National Honor Society, ’34; Honor Court, '34; Class Treasurer, ’31; Class Secretary, ’32, ’33, ’34; Student Council, ’32; Class Poet, ’34. JOHN BRATTON DAVIS Treasurer Student General Association, ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Boys' League, ’32, ’33, ’34; Class Treasurer, '34; National Honor Society, ’34; Student Council, ’31, ’34; Carrollum Forum, ’32, ’33, ’34 (President) ; Retrospect Staff, ’34. GEORGIA CURTIS (“Winnie”) Student Council Representative Student General Association, '32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31 (President), ’32, ’33, ’34; Girls’ League, '32, ’33, ’34; Glee Club, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34 (Secretary); Student Council, ’32, ’33, ’34. Page Eight MISS HELEN BAKER, Class Adviser Seniors Annif. Rue Bell (“Boots ): Student General Association. 32. '33. ’34; Home Room Club, 31. ’32, 33. ’34; Girls’ League, ’32, ’33, ’34. Eunice Benjamins (“Shorty ): Student General Association, '32, 33, 34; Home Room Club, ’31, '32, '33, ’34; Girls’ League. ’32, '33, ‘34; Girls’ Basketball, '33, ’34; Carrollum Forum. '32, ’33, '34. Thomas Benson (“Tom ): Student General Association. '32, '33, 34; Home Room Club, ’31, '32, '33, ’34; Boys' League. '32. 33, ’34; Retrospect Staff. '34; Carrollum Forum. ’32: Football. ’33. ’34: Basketball, '33 (Captain), ’34. Sara Blackwell: Student General Association. ’32, '33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Girls’ League, 32, ’33, '34; Glee Club. ’31, ’32. ’33; Basketball, 31, ’32, ’33, 34; Home Economics Club, ’31, '32. Elizabeth Blasingame (“Lib”): Student General Association. '32, '33, '34; Home Room Club. 31, ’32, 33, ’34; Girls’ League. ’32, 33, '34; Commercial Club, ’32; Glee Club, 31, ’32, ’33, '34; Home Economics Club, '31, 32. William L. Byerly, Jr. (“Snakehips ): Student General Association. '32, '33, ’34; Home Room Club. ’31, ’32 (President), '33. '34 (President); Boys’ League. ’32, ’33, '34; Class Treasurer. ’32; Student Council. ’33. '34; Carrollum Forum, 32, ’33, 34; Football. ’32, '33, '34 (Captain). Edward Carnes (“Ed”): Student General Association. ’32, ’33, '34; Home Room Club, ’31, '32, '33, '34; Boys’ League, ’32, '33, ’34; Football. '32, '33, '34; Basketball. '32, '33; Carrollum Forum, ’32, ’33. Mildred Carpenter: Student General Association, '32, ’33, 34; Home Room Club. '31, ’32, ’33, '34; Girls’ League, ’32, '33, ’34; Glee Club, '31, '32, '33, ’34; Home Economics Club, ’31, '32; Basketball. '32, '33. Edyth Dunlap (“Ede”): Student General Association, '32, '34; Home Room Club, 31, '32, ’34; Girls’ League, ’32, '34; Home Economics Club, ’31. 32; Retrospect Staff. ’34. Margaret Elmore Durrett (“Mutt”); Student General Association. 32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club. ’31, ’32 (President), '33 (President), ’34 (Vice-President); Girls’ League, ’32, '33, 34; National Honor Society, ‘33, ’34 (Secretary); Glee Club, '33, ’34 (Secretary); Basketball, ’32, ’34; Student Council, '34. Page Nine Seniors Clifton Elmore (“Cliff”): Student General Association, '32. ’33, 34; Home Room Club. ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Boys’ League. ’32, ’33, ’34. Pauline Funderburks: Student General Association, '32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, '33, ’34; Girls’ League, 32, 33, '34; Carrollum Forum. ’32. Jane Norwood Gilbert: Student General Association, ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, 31, '32, ’33, 34; Girls' League, ’32, ’33. '34; Basketball. ’32, 33. ’34; Glee Club, ’31. ’32, ’33, ’34; Honor Court, ’33, '34; National Honor Society. ’34; Carrollum Forum, ’32, ’33, ’34 (Treasurer); Retrospect Staff, '34. May Gillespie (“Milkmaid’’): Student General Associa- tion, 32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, ’33. ’34; Girls’ League. ’32, ’33, ’34; Basketball. ’31, ’34; Glee Club, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Retrospect Staff, ’34; Carrollum Forum, '32. Virginia Grantham (“Jenny ): Student General Asso- ciation. ’33, '34; Home Room Club, ’33, '34; Girls’ League, ’33, ’34. Elizabeth Hicks (“Tiny”): Student General Association. ’32. ’33. ’34; Home Room Club. ’31. 32. ’33, ’J4; Girls’ League, ’32, '33, ’34; Carrollum Forum, 33, ’34. James Walker Hill (“Jimmy ): Student General Association. '32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32 (President), ’33, ’34; Boys’ League, ’32, ’33, ’34; Vice-President of Class. 31, '33; President of Class. ’32,; Glee Club, ’32, ’33, '34; Carrollum Forum, ’32; Commercial Club, '31, ’32. Louise Hodge: Student General Association, 32, 33, ’34; Home Room Club, '31, ’32. ’33, '34; Girls’ League, ’32, ’33, '34; Carrollum Forum. '32. Cora Howle ( Noot ): Student General Association, ’32, ’33, '34; Home Room Club, '31, '32, '33, '34; Girls’ League, ’32, '33, '34; Carrollum Forum, '32, '33 '34. John Humphrey (“Humph”): Student General Association, ’32, '33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, '32, ’33, '34; Boys’ League, '32, '33, ’34. Page Tcn Seniors Xica Johnson (“Nicy.” “Nic ): Student (Jcneral Asso- ciation, ’32, 33, ’34; Home Room Club. 31, ’32. 33, ’34; Girls’ League. ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Economics Club, ’31. 32. Barbara Lou Kalber: Student General Association, ’32, 33, ’34; Home Room Club, 31 (Secretary), '32 (Vice-President), ’33 (Secretary), ’34 (Treasurer); Girls’ League. ’32. 33, ’34; Commercial Club, ’32; Student Council, '33, ’34 (Secretary); Carrollum Forum, ’32. ’33, 34 (Vice President); Basketball. ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34 (Captain); National Honor Society, ’33, 34 (Vice-President); Valedictorian, ’34. Sara King: Student General Association, ’32, ’33, '34; Home Room Club. ’31, '32, ’33, '34; Girls' League, ’32, '33, '34; Home Economics Club, ’31, ’32. Flora Harrell Lee: Student General Association, ’32, '33, '34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, ’33. '34; Girls’ League. ’32, '33, 34; Carrollum Forum. '33, '34; Commercial Club, ’32. Mary Lunn (“Molly”): Student General Association, ’32, ’33, '34; Home Room Club, 31. '32, '33, ’34; Girls’ League, '32, ’33, 34; Home Economcis Club, ’31, '32. Robert McKorell ( Bob ): Student General Association, '32, ’33, '34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Boys' League. ’32, '33, ’34 (Treasurer); Carrollum Forum, ’33, ’34; Football. ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34. Mildred McNekse (“Money ): Student General Association. ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club. ’31. ’32. ’33, ’34; Girls’ League. ’32, ’33, 34; Home Economics Club. ’31, ’32, Ruth Mears: Student General Association. ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, 31, ’32, 33, ’34; Girls’ League, ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Economics Club, ’31, ’32. James Moore (“Big Jim”): Student General Association. ’32, ’33, ’34; Rome Room Club, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Boys’ m % League, ’32, 33, ’34. Margaret Middleton ( Maret ): Student General Association, 32, ’33, 34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, 33, 34; Girls’ League, ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Economics Club, ’31, ’32. Seniors McCuen Morrell (“Mack ): Student General Associa- tion, ’32, ’33 '34: Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, 33, 34; Boys’ League, 32, ’33, ’34. Pexnie Mae Xewsome: Student General Association. ’32, ’33. ’34; Home Room Club. ’31. ’32. ’33, ’34; Girls’ League, 32, ’33, ’34; Home Economics, ’31, 32. Ruth Ousley (“Rooster”): Student General Assoiation, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’33, ’34; Girls’ League, ’33, ’34. • Mary Parrish: Student General Association, '32, '33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, 32, ’33. ’34; Girls’ League, 32. ’33, ’34; Glee Club, ’31, '32, ’33, 34; Carrollum Forum, ’32, '33, ’34. Lou Beth Parrott: Student General Association, '32, '33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, 32 (Secretary), ’33, ’34; Girls’ League, ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Economics Club, ’31, ’32. Frank M. Phillippi: Student General Association. '34; Home Room Club, ’34; Boys’ League, 34; Football, 34; Basketball, ’34 (Captain). Katie Lee Rhodes (“Kitty”): Student General Association, '32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Girls’ League, ’32, ’33, ’34. Ruth Rhodes (“Ruthie”): Student General Association, ’32. ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, '32, ’33, ’34; Girls' L gue, ’32, 33, ’34; Carrollum Fourm, ’32. Ruby Juanita Roberts (“Nita”): Student General Association, ’32, '33, 34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, ’33, '34; AiVU’ League, 32, ’33, '34; Home Economics Club, ’32. C . E. Spires, Jr. (“Dan ): Student General Association, '33, ’34; Home Room Club, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Boys’ League. '32, ’33. ’34; Football, ’34; Basketball. ’33, ’34; Carrollum Forum, ’33, ’34; Retrospect Staff, ’34. Page Twelve Seniors Mary Louise Wallace (“Mary Lou”): Student General Association, ’32, 33, ’34: Home Room Club, ’32, '33, ’34; Girls’ League, ’32, 33. ’34, Ethel Watkins: Student General Association, ’32, 33, ’34; Home Room Club. ’31, ’32, 33. ‘34; Girls’ League, '32, ’33. ’34. Joseph Wiggins (“Wig”): Student General Association, ’32, ’33, '34; Home Room Club, '31. ’32, ’33, ’34; Boys League, ’32, ’33, ’34; Class President, ’31; National Honor Society, ’33, ’34; Honor Court, 32, ’34; Class Prophet, ’34; Retrospect Staff. ’34; Carrollum Forum, ’32, ’33, ’34; Commercial Club, ’32. J. G. Wilhelm (“Willie”): ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club, League, ’32, '33, ’34. Student General Association. • ’30, ’31. ’32, ’33, ’34; Boys’ i Marian Elise Windham ( Peggy ): Student General Association, '32, ’33, ‘34; Home Room Club, ’31. ’32, ’33, ’34; Girls’ League, ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Economics Club, ’31, ’32. Margaret Yarborough: Student General Association. ’32, ’33, ’34; Home Room Club. ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Girls’ League. ’32. 33, 34; Home Economics Club, ’31, ’32; Carrollum Forum, 32 Pagu l'hirt n I McKoicll and Durrett Davis and Howle Gibbes and Rhodes Spires and Wallace Kai.ber and Benson Powell and Davis Byeri.y and Kai.bf.r (� 11.BERT AND NlCHOLS Senior Superlatives Robert McKorell I Marc.aret Durrett Lawrence Gibbes Ruth Rhodes i Billy Byerly I Barbara Kalber r. K. Spires ) Mary Lou Wallace Bratton Davis Cora Howle i Barbara Kalber I Thomas Benson j Maria Powell Bratton Davis j Jane Gilbert John Nichols Best Disposition Most Studious Best Athletes Wittiest Friendliest Most School Spirit Best All Round Neatest Page Fourteen Blackwell and Hill («irues and Kalber Henson and Carpenter Hykri.y and Curtis Gillespie and McKorell Nichols and Rhodes Senior Superlatives Sara Blackwell James Walker Hill Lawrence Gibbes Barbara Kalber Thomas Benson f Mildred Carpenter Billy Byerly Georgia Curtis j May Gillespie Robert McKorell John Nichols Ruth Rhodes i Biggest Flapper and Sheik Best Dressed Best Looking Most Dignified Page Fifteen Junior Class OFFICERS Charles Jackson........... J. T. Alford ........... Flora Coker .......... Betty Sing ........... Olin Adams......... Miss Thelma Miley ...............President ........Vice-President ...........Secretary .........Treasurer Student Council Class Adviser MEMBERS GIRLS Lillian McNeill Maurice Gainey Victoria Allen Annie Margaret Nettles Thadius Gainey Camilla Blackmon Kattie Mae Pealor Bill Gardner Edith Chaplin Grace Raines Thomas Goodson Annabelle Cobb Cleo Rollins Hubert Hucks Flora Coker Miriam Rush Thomas Ingram Martha Coker Alice Saleeby Charles Jackson Annie Lee Easterling Caroline Segars Coaston Johnson Glorian Easterling Cele Segars Jimmy Jordon Annie Elmore Betty Sing Jack King Dorroh Ferguson June Smith Le Grand Lane Rae Flowers Mary Ruth Sparrow William Law Dorothy Gandy Mary Stephens Thomas McAlpine Corrie Garland Sara Stevens Jack McDonald Ruby Garland Elm a Stokes Junior McKenzie Laura Garrett Juanita Summer John McNeese Willie Mae Goodson Gladys Terrell Harry Miller Virginia Graddick Tossie Watkins James Miller Lena Mae Graham Carl Newsome Bonnie Mae Grant BOYS Frank Ousley Ethel Mae Harrell J. T. Alford Thomas Ousley Annie Mary Hicks Jack Beckham Maurice Parrott Addie Lawson Howle 'Truman Blasingame Charles Peel Ena Lee Johnson Alfred Brown Alexander Perdue Ruth Middleton Boyd Crosby Robert Raines Dorothy Miller Manning Crouch Wagner Roberts Frances McDonald Preston Dean Billy Stanley Beatrice McInvail Dorroh Ferguson Brown Stephens Doris McKenzie Harrell Gainey George Timmons Page Sixteen Sophomore Class OFFICERS Floyd Chitty.........................................President Katherine Hines ............................Vice-President Charles Gibbes................................Secretary Mary Luther ...............................Treasurer Lee M. Wiggins....Representative to Student Council Miss Evelyn Ramsey..............Class Adviser MEMBERS GIRLS Maude Alexander Lorene Allgood Rae Andrews Margaret A skins Alline Atkinson Virginia Atkinson Eleanor Barbie Mary N. Beckham Eva Bethea Helen Bigham Mary Bigham Mary Edna Blackmon Martha Boyd Cornelia Brunson Margaret Bryant Louise Campbell Rosa Cunningham Margaret DeWitt Vidalue Dixon Frances Dunlap Ethel Elmore Bobbie Flowers Eunice Flowers Marjorie Galloway Nellie Gray Galloway Frances Garland Syble Garland Frances Gibson Margaret Goodson Marie Gray Hazel Griggs Pretto Halford Annie Lee Harrell Irene Harrell Margaret Hill Katherine Hines Leah Iseman Nezzie Johnson Genewood Hucks Mazzalee Keith Annie Sue King Miriam King Sara Lou King Virginia Langley Myra Lemons Floride Lunn Mary Luther Frances Marshall Ruby Marshall Irene Middleton Annie DuBose Miller Virginia Moore Agnes Morrell Fern Morrell Fannie Lee McInvaill Effie Odom Eunice Odom Christine Price Ruby Privette Billie Redfearn Annie Rhodes Willie Mae Rogers Annie Sue Segars Hazel Segars Sadie Segars Hazel Stogner Minnie Lee Tyner Margaret Wallace Carolyn Ward Miriam Watford Mary White Mary Vernon Williamson Mary Williamson Annie Laurie Woodham Edith Woodham Fay Van Landingham BOYS Jack Adams J. H. Brown-Billy Camp Thomas Cathcart Floyd Chitty Monroe Dewitt William Dewitt James Fink John Roy Folsom Carrol Gainey Jimmy Garner Charles Gibbes James Hall Ted Harley Julian Howle Sidney Johnson Edward Langston James Moore Sid Newsome George Nichols Woodrow Richardson Carl Seeby LeRoy Shelley J. T. Smith Frank Stewart Herman Tedder Ray Watts Lee M. Wiggins Harry Wilhelm Page Seventeen Freshman Class OFFICERS Dorothea Crouch ......... Philip Wilmeth ........ Maude Dabbs.......... Odessa McAlpine.... Maude Dabbs ...... Miss Sarah Pegues ................President .........Vice-President ............Secretary .........Treasurer Student Council Class Adviser MEMBERS GIRLS Helen Alexander Leatha Mae Alford Faye Andrews Carnell Atkinson Ki.isk Atkinson Mary Etta Beasley Ruby Benhaly Peggy Blackstone Miriam Blackwell Jane Blizzard Dorothy Brown Jennie Brown Oddie Brown Elizabeth Bryant Evelyn Burnette Willie Chapman Ruth Driver Katherine Dunlap Faye Flowers Dora Fogle Dorothy Funderburk Geneva Gainey Evelyn Galloway Doris Gandy Gladys Gandy Thelma Gardner Irene Gillespie Ella Mae Graddick Martha Jane Graham Daphine Grantham Margaret Harrell Mary Lee Hinton Elizabeth Howle Odessa Johnson Bessie Kelly Joyce Kelly Atha King Doris King Rose Marie King Vivian King Belva Koon Mary Alice Folsome Constance Rush Pauline Larrimore Margaret Loyd Vera Mae Lunn Corrie Middleton Nettie Moody Beverly Moore Claudia Moore Mary Moore Grace Morrel Annie Morrison Louise Morrison Mable Morrison Faith Mowry Eugenia McAlpine Zena McKenzie Frances McKinnon Nan McKinnon Zelda Newsome Sophia Nichols Mary Outlaw Frances Penninger Alvilda Perdue Rosa Lee Perkerson IfA Mae Pritchard Corrie Privette Bernice Radford Georgia Sansbury Mamie Edna Segars Fleetwood Shelley Edna Sparrow Jean Spires Constance Stevens Madge Stogner Margaret Stokes Creola Stuckey Leila Stuckey Thelma Stuckey Annie Tarte Mildred Taylor Alene Tyner Armeeta Tyner Doris Ward Lucy Warren Nettie Webb Evelyn Woodham Margaret Woodham Thelma Young Voncile Young Jean Stogner BOYS Robert Andrews Harold Atkinson Lerome Bailey Clarence Lee Ballard Ludy Benjamine Ervin Cannon Tom Coker Harper Cross Randall Cross Jack Davis Robert Durrett Kenneth Galloway Herbert Ha ire James Hatchell Melvin Hatchell James Henderson Sam Heustess Benny Hodge Karl Kupfer Russell Luther Frank Melton William Morrell Joe McKenzie Randolph McLeod Jimmie McNair George Newsome Ray Northcutt Raymond Ousley James Parker C. M. Pennington Charles Powell Eugene Radford Edmund Saleeby H. J. Saverance Ray Tedder Barney Timmons Richard Wadsworth Charles Ward Leon Weatherford J. L. Weinberg J. D. Winburn Asberry Windham Harold Young Henry Young David Folsom Eugene Reaves Page Eighteen Hartsville High School Athletics HARTSVILLE HIGH’S “RED EOXES’’ A light, swift football team, superbly coached, playing as a unit accounts for the score listed below: Hartsville ... Hartsville ... Hartsville .. 0 38 20 13 Sumter Loris Cheraw Lexington 14 ... 0 ... 0 0 Hartsville .. 26 Bishopville 8 Hartsville 0 Camden ... 27 Hartsville .. 20 Andrews 0 Hartsville 13 Bennettsville 0 Hartsville 46 Darlington ... 6 THE SWEETHEARTS OF THE PEE DEE At the very outset of the basketball season the Sweethearts began practicing faithfully. Even though they practiced hard and fought to the end, they were defeated in their first two games. However, the loss was not discouraging and the girls continued their daily practice. The Sweethearts were very enthusiastic about the Tournament games in Orangeburg and proved to be good sports throughout their entire stay of three days. The last night which was Saturday, revealed much to the students of Hartsville High School, the town of Hartsville and the spectators—The Sweethearts of the Pee Dee were champions of the Class B Schools in South Carolina. Honor is to be paid to Mr. Timmerman, Mr. Crawford and Miss Pegues, coaches, for their interest and suggestions which spurred the girls on to their goal of a successful basketball season. May Gillespie, Athlet e Ed tor. The Scores Hartsville ..................... 20 Mt. Zion Hartsville ..................... 18 McColl Hartsville ..................... 62 Camden Hartsville 48 Benettsville Hartsville ..................... 29 Orangeburg Hartsville ..................... 37 Orangeburg Hartsville .........-........... 24 Ruby Tournament Games Hartsville ..................... 43 Andrews Hartsville ..................... 49 Brookland-Cayce Hartsville ..................... 31 Clover 35 27 11 25 27 26 21 15 16 28 Page Nineteen To Mr. W. P. Timmerm an Who has been coach of the football team for five years and coach of girls’ basketball for two years at the Hartsville High School and who is severing his connection with the school, we, the members of the squads of 1933-1934, hereby express our appreciation of his faithful and efficient service. We have known him as a coach of the highest order, a sincere friend and wise counsellor, and an inspirer under difficulties. We assure him that he carries with him our gratitude for the efforts put forth by him, that he has our best wishes for success in his new field of labors, and that we shall always think of him with affection. RED FOXES Harry Miller Edward Carnes Billy DeWitt John Nichols Thomas Cathcart Charles Jackson John Roy Folsom Dorroh Ferguson Robert McKorell Billy Byerly J. T. Alford Preston Dean Wagner Roberts Frank Phillippi James Parker Thomas Benson Eugene Radford Henry Young Fulton Parker C. E. Spires SWEETHEARTS Eugenia McAlpine Maude Dabbs Bessie Kelley Maria Powell Barbara Kalber Sara Blackwell Willie Mae Goodson Edith Woodham Margaret Durrett Nan McKinnon Irene Gillespie Jane Gilbert Fay Van Landingham May Gillespie Sara Stevens Anna Margaret Nettles Eunice Benjamins Juanita Sumner Gladys Terrell Beverly Moore Page Twenty Hartsville’s Red Foxes First Row (Left to right): Miller, Carnes, DeWitt. Nichols, Catiicart, Jackson. Folsom. Ferguson, McKorell, Byerly. Second Row: Smith (Manager), Alford, Dean, Roberts, Phillippi, J. Parker, Benson, Radford, Young, F. Parker, Spires, Mr. VY. P. Timmerman (Coach). Hartsville’s Sweethearts First Rmv (Left to right): E. McAlpine, Dabbs, Kelley, Powell, Kalber, Blackwell, Goodson, WOOOHAM, D UR RETT. Second Row: Miss Sarah Pegues (Manager), N. McKinnon, I. Gillespie; Gilbert, Van Landing ham, M. Gillespie, Stevens, Nettles, Bknjamine, Sumner, Terrell, Mr. W. P. Timmerman (Coach), Moore, Student General Association The Student General Association of the Hartsville High School, was organized in November, 1931, in response to the desire of the students of the school to participate regularly in the affairs of the school. Every member of the student body belongs to the Student General Association, which is governed by a constitution drawn up and ratified by the members of the association. The constitution provides that the management of the affairs of the Student General Association shall be in the hands of the Board of Control. The Board of Control consists of the Student Council, an Honor Court, and the Faculty Advisory Committee. These three groups are assisted by committees which are in charge of such activities of the school as are entrusted to the students. The following students and faculty members served on the Board of Control during 1933-1934: STUDENT COUNCIL Lawrence Gibbes (Senior Class President), Chairman Georgia Curtis ........................................Senior Class Olin Adams ............................................Junior Class Lee Manning Wiggins ................................Sophomore Class Maude Dabbs .........................................Freshman Class Bratton Davis........................................National Honor Society Frances Dunlap.........................................Junior Honor Society Billy Byerly .................................................Hoys’ Athletics Barbara Kalber ..............................................Girls’ Athletics John Nichols .............................................All Hoys’ League Margaret Durrett.........................................All Girls’ League Jane Gilbert Joseph Wiggins Maria Powell Flora Coker Victoria Allen Floyd Chitty. HONOR COURT ..............................Senior Class ..............................Senior Class ..............................Senior Class ..............................Junior Class ............................. Junior Class ...........................Sophomore Class FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Dr. J. H. Thornwell Mr. J. C. Hungerpiller Mr. W. P. Crawford Miss Helen Baker.... Superintendent of Schools Principal of High School .......Assistant Principal ............Dean of Girls Page Twenty-three National Honor Society Joseph Wiggins ... Barbara Kalber Margaret Durrett Miss Helen Baker Bratton Davis.... Miss Ruth Carroll OFFICERS .....................President ................Vice-President .....................Secretary .....................Treasurer Student Council Representative .......................Sponsor ACTIVE MEMBERS Olin Adams, ’35 J. T. Alford, ’35 Victoria Allen, ’35 Flora Coker, ’35 Bratton Davis, ’34 Margaret Durrett, ’34 Lawrence Gibbes, ’34 Jane Gilbert, ’34 Barbara Kalber, ’34 John Nichols, ’34 Maria Powell, ’34 Ruth Rhodes, ’34 BeTty Sing, ’35 Joseph Wiggins, 35 ALUMNI MEMBERS Mabel Bair Kathryn Barbie Orell Berry Hawthorne Best Inez Blackman Aurelia Byrd Martha Carnes Fred Carpenter Sara Beckham Carpenter Myrtle Carpenter Irene Chitty Charlotte Coker Katie May Coker Eva Blanche Davis Elizabeth Fink Harry Frampton Margaret Goodson Marguerite Gandy Caroline Gillespie Louise Helms Thelma Helms Susan Hicks Sarah Howle Gladys Hungerpiller Laura Inabnit Ruth Inabnit Nettie Allen Johnson Mary Elizabeth Law Mary Lee Jennings Lewis Woodrow Lewis Henry Malone Jack McAlpine Dorothy McDonald Louise McDonald Eleanor McKinnon Katie McKinnon Roberta McKinnon Dakota Melton Dorothy Miller Janie Parrish Beatrice Parrott Juanita Parrott Marguerite Miller Rhodes Margaret Phoebe Reynolds Mary Reynolds Finch Ridge Annie Lou Segars Hafner Belva Segars Judson Segars William Shelley Christine Sligh Grace Smith Lemuel Stephenson Mary China Stephenson Ruth Stewart Belle Glover Thorn well Margaret Tillotson Miriam Yarbrough Page Twenty-four Junior Honor Society The Junior Honor Society was organized by the Student Council March 14, 1933. The object of this organization is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship; to stimulate a desire for service; to promote constructive leadership; to develop character in the students of the Hartsville High School. Membership in the organization comes through nominations made by the students and faculty and passed upon by the Student Council and Faculty Advisory Committee. To be elected into the Society a student must be a member of the Freshman or Sophomore class, but once having been elected, membership continues throughout the Junior and Senior years. This year the Junior Honor Society has adopted for its emblem a small gold block “H”; it has adopted a constitution; and it has voted to prepare a handbill for the guidance of next year’s Freshmen and to assist in their orientation. Lee Manning Wiggins Ted Harley......... Mary Luther Katherine Hines ... Frances Dunlap ... Miss Katherine Lee .. OFFICERS ................President ...........Vice-President .............'..Secretary ................Treasurer Student Council Member ..................Sponsor MEMBERS Victoria Allen Mary Nancy Beckham Margaret Bryant Floyd Chitty Flora Coker Dorothea Crouch Maude Dabbs Vidalue Dixon Frances Dunlap Robert Durrett Thelma Gardner Charles Gibbes Irene Gillespie Ted Harley Katherine Hines Leah Iseman Mary Luther Annie DuBose Miller Eugenia McAlpine Odessa McAlpine Annie Rhodes Betty Sing Faye Van Landingham Lee Manning Wiggins Mary Verne Williamson Philip Wilmeth Page Twenty live All Girls’ League The All Girls’ League of the Hartsville High School was organized in October, 1931. Its membership is composed of all the girls in the school and its government is vested in an Executive Council composed of the officers of the League, the home room teachers, and the Dean of Girls. The purpose of the league is to create a feeling of unity among the girls; to develop the girl as a “whole girl”; to promote high scholarship and good conduct; to create a desire for service. Much progress has been made towards attaining these goals by a series of helpful programs contributed by the students and by Dr. Abby V. Holmes, formerly of the department of Health Education at Winthrop College, and by a number of practical projects undertaken by the girls. Student programs given from time to time offered many helpful suggestions on how to improve the school through self-improvement. Dr. Holmes gave three inspiring talks on problems relating to girls. The most interesting of the projects undertaken by the All Girls’ League have been in connection with the work of the Red Cross in Hartsville, the Christmas Anti-Tuberculosis Campaign and the campaign for raising funds for the Salvation Army. The following students served most efficiently as officers for 1933-1934: Maria Powell ........................................President Flora Coker ....................................Vice-President Victoria Allen ...........................Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Durrett ...............Student Council Representative Miss Helen Baker ......................................Sponsor Page Twenty-six All Boys’ League Signs of more active interest in the work of the All Boys’ League were evident this year, especially in recent weeks. During the year talks have been made before the boys by the Rev. B. A. Mcllhany on “Overcoming Handicaps,” and by Mr. George J. Wilds on “Agriculture as a Vocation.” The last meeting held during April, entirely in the hands of the boys, was most valuable. Papers were read by Charles Gibbes, Thomas Cathcart and Floyd Chitty, on topics in connection with the proper attitude of boys towards their school community, the building, grounds, classroom and athletic activities. The discussions were timely and serious and were well received. Definite progress that promises well for the coming years has been made. Page Twenty seven Carrollum Forum OFFICERS Bratton Davis ......................... Barbara Kalber ........................ Margaret Durrett....................... Jane Gilbert........................... Miss Ruth Carroll ..................... .....President Vice President .....Secretary ....Treasurer ......Sponsor One of the outstanding clubs at the Hartsville High School is the Carrollum Forum. It was organized several years ago for the purpose of creating interest and enthusiasm for the study of Latin and to instill in the students of the school as well as in the entire community the real worth and value of this language. The members of the club are pupils of the third and fourth year classes and a few of the second year pupils who make a required average. The members of the Carrollum Forum, faculty of the High School, Latin students of Coker College, and other invited guests assembed May 28, 1933, for their annual Roman Banquet. The large gymnasium of the High School was converted into a Roman Hall and a very interesting program was carried out. The prayer to Jupiter was given by Jack McAlpine. Next the banquet was served in Roman style, the president, Katie Coker, announcing the courses. Between the courses the slaves brought perfumed water to bathe the hands. No article of food ab ova usque ad mala is honored with a place on the menu unless it had been used by the Romans. Talks were made by Superintendent J. H. Thornwell and Dr. Carlyle Campbell, president of Coker College. Two plays were given by members of the tenth and ninth grade classes, namely, “Medicus” and “Rome and the Modern World.” Those taking part in the plays were: Floyd Chitty, Fora Coker, Charles Gibbes, Lee Manning Wiggins, Mr. S. P. Coker, Margaret Durrett, Maria Powell, Robert Evins, Wallace Smith, Lawrence Gibbes, Flora Lee, Mary Parish, Joseph Wiggins, Barbara Kalber, Jane Gilbert, Bratton Davis, Billy Byerly, Ruth Marie Carlyle and J. T. Alford. Mr. Hungerpillar, principal of the High School, presented to Grace Smith the Vergil Medal. Page Twenty-eight Girls’ Glee Club Winners of the Denny Cup, Coker College Contest (Second Successive Year) First Sopranos Anna Margaret Nettles Mary Vernon Williamson Dorothy Funderburk Fannie Lee McInvaille Margaret Hill Margaret Durrett (Secretary) Claudia Moore Mildred Carpenter Elizabeth Blasingame Mary Parrish Second Sopranos Jane Gilbert Martha Coker Flora Coker (President) Eleanor Barbie Altos May Gillespie Carolyn Segars Odessa McAlpine Victoria Allen Miss Hannah Coker, Director Page Twenty-nine F uture Palmetto Farmers’ Club Mr. J. 0. Bethea, Sponsor MEMBERS James E. Moore Sid Newsome Randall Cross James Miller Boyd Amerson Frank Ousley Kenneth Galloway Frank Stewart Ray Northcutt Francis Stewart Clarence Lee Stogner Jack King J. D. WlNBURN James Fink J. L. Weinberg J. G. Wilhelm William Morrell Asberry Windham Frank Melton Thomas Ousley Robert Andrews Sidney Johnson Joe McKenzie Julian Howle Eugene Reaves Leroy Shelley Richard Wadsworth Billy Rhodes David Folsom Bill Gardner Herbert Haire Carroll Gainey Albert Segars Jack Beckham — Officers of the Student General Association 1934-1935 STUDENT COUNCIL Charles Jackson, Chairman, Senior Class President Flora Coker Mary Luther Trf.nf. Gillespie Ann Stewart J. T. Alford Victoria Allen Glorias Easterling Thomas Goodson -----Senior Class -----Junior Class . Sophomore Class Freshman Class ------Boys' Athleties Eugenia McAlpine HONOR . Senior Class Senior Class Senior Class Oi.in Adams Frances Dunlap_______ Betty Sing __________ Lf.f. Manning Wiggins Charles Girres National Honor Society Junior Honor Society —.....All Girls’ League .......All Boys’ League ...... Carrollum Forum Albert Sec.ars______Future Palmetto Farmers' Club Girls’ Athleties Charles Jackson Olin Adams SENIOR President Vice-President COURT Floyd Chitty_____ Katherine Hines Robert Dvrrett .. CLASS Betty Sing....... Glorias Easterling Floyd Chitty Charles Girres Robert Durrett Maude Dabbs Thomas Rogers ... Martin Woodham Flora Coker_______Student Council Representative JUNIOR CLASS .......... President Katherine Hines .. Vice-President Lee Manning Wiggins Junior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class ....Secretary — Treasurer ___Secretary Treasurer Mary Luther .....Student Council Representative SOPHOMORE CLASS ...........President Eugenia McAlpine ------ Vice-President Odessa McAlpine _ Irene Gillespie — Student Council Representative FRESHMAN CLASS A N N _________President Vice-President Stewart Student Jeanne Bykrly ___ Margaret Gardner Secretary Treasurer Secretary Treasurer Flora Coker ______ Betty Sing ....... Lee Manning Wiggi Charles Gibbes __ NS Flora Coker -------- Glorias Easterling J. T. Alford Olin Adams Council Representative NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President Vl rOKIA Ali en Secretary --------Vice-President Olin Adams ...... Student Council Representative JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY President Mary LuTHSK Secretary ....— Vice-President Katherine Hines —........... Treasurer Frances Dunlap —Student Council Representative ALL GIRLS’ LEAGUE _____________President Victoria Allen ------------ Secretary-Treasurer ... ....Vice-President Betty Sing ....... Student Council Representative ALL BOYS’ LEAGUE President Frank Ousley Frank Stewart J. T. Alford Olin Adams Flora Coker Tom Goodson ________Vice-President FUTURE PALMETTO _____________President ...... Vice-President Albert Segars Student Charles Gibbes-------------Secretary-Treasurer Lee Manning Wiggins —Student Council Rep. FARMERS’ CLUB Bill Gardner-------------------u—.. Secretary Jack Beckham ------------------------Treasurer Secretary Treasurer Council Representative CARROLLUM FORUM ___________President Lillian McNeil--------------------- .... Vice-President Victoria Allen--------------------- Charles Gibp.es .Student Council Representative ATHLETICS ....... Cheer Leader Floyd Chitty ....-....— Boys’ Athletic Manager — Girls’ Athletic Manager ____________Cheer Leader Miss Sarah Pegues ---- Truman Blasingame, Assistant Boys’ Athletic Manager Page Thirty-one, AUTOGRAPHS _ a ,SL - rCr Jbc ®feg gS '� v'-- j r r s«- r-i iS-f jf KrV . ' v . .= - - J- -v — v '■ r .'v — '•: v«i:-. .«.' •• v v.w� 4 .- ssr -v -.’ y !TTr 'iSvS-l ’v‘- .- w .•--■ t- ?5S■••—:- ■ V _ ' - • —� «.'■ .• - r .4 .—,-r- _ - .. - - --� • 7 —-►— 7 7 r . _. - vt— -, — .y-— - - •‘ - ,.- A f -- ■� 'V« •- -. t V. r . • 7- -• . J JS r -:.VJ. • -V'3 :: '' Z' :.:• - • dS§£2 ggg ? 3i- s?- - ; - ;• v ‘Se ;is • •:- ‘‘v. p -«'