Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1935 volume:

Hartsville High School The Retrospect 1935 Published By SENIOR CLASS of HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Hartsville, S. C. THE RETROSPECT 0 Dedication BECAUSE of hts unselfish devotion to the cause of education: because of his paramount interest in the highest attainments of scholarship and character for each pupil; because of his sympathetic concern for the welfare of every student, and because his own scholarship and C.hrtstian character are a constant source of inspiration to all, we dedicate our 1935 Annual to our superintendent. Dr. J. H. Thornwell. Page T wo THE RETROSPECT FACULTY Mr. J. ('. Hungerpillkr, Principal. English; Miss Helen Baker, Dean rawford, Assist a nt Principal. Mathematics. Second Rote: Miss Dorothy VV. Arthur Smith, English, Geography; Miss Adelaide Dunbar, French, English. Third Rote: Miss Francks Anderson. Commercial Subjects; Miss Ruth Carroll. Latin; Mr. M. C. Williams, Science. Fourth Rote: cs; Miss Hannah Cokkr, Music; Miss Thelma Miley, English; Miss First Rote (lcfVJto right): of Girls. History; Mr. W. I . ( Simmons, Home Economics; Mr. History; Miss Katherine I-f.e, Mr. J. O. Bethea. Agriculture: Miss Sarah Peguks, Mathemati Evelyn Ramsey, Science. Page Four Terrill (lOODSON Eastf.ri.ixc Alkori Retrospect Staff Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Business Manager Athletic Editor Athletic Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor THE RETROSPECT f g Q! 1 Flora Coker n Glorian Easterling w w H Tom Goodson n Gladys Terrill 4 J. T. Alford A Frances McDonald i Betty Sing Olin Adams ? i Victoria Allen (X u THE RETROSPECT jflC16 Senior Class Officers CHARLES AUSTIN JACKSON Punk Student General Association. '32, '33. '34. ’35 (Chairman); Home Room Club, '32 (President). ’33 (Vice-President), 34, '35 (President); All Boys’ League, '32, ]33, '34 (Vice-President). '35; Student Council. 35 (Chairman); Athletics Committee, '32; Building and Grounds Committee. '33. '34 (Chairman); Office Committee. '35 (Chairman); Carrollum Forum. '33. '34, '35; Football. 32. '33. '34. '35 (Captain); Basketball. '32, '33, '34, '35; Boys’ Glee Club. '35; Commencement Marshal, '34; Class President, '32; ('lass Vice-President, '33; Class President, '34; Class President, '35; National Honor Society, 35; Hungerpiller Poetry Club, ’35; Senior Class Play. '35. OLIN ADAMS Student General Association, ’32. '33, '34, '35; Home Room Club, '32, '33, 34, '35; All Boys’ League, '32. '33, '34. '35 (Vice-President): Student Council. '35; Building and Grounds Committee. '34: Study Hall Committee, '35; Carrollum Forum. '33, '34, 35 (Vice-President); National Honor Society. '34. 35 (Representative to Student Council); Retrospect Staff. '35; Boys' Glee Club, '35; Vice-President of Class, 35; Hungerpiller Poetry Club, 35; Baseball, 35; Class Poet. '35. BETTY ARCHER SING Student General Association, '32, ’33, '34, '35; Home Room Club, '32, 33, '34. '35; All Girls’ League. ’32. '33, '34. '35 (Student Council Representative); Student Council. '35; Store Committee, '35; Carrollum Forum. '33, '34, '35: Junior Honor Society, '33, '34, '35; National Honor Society. '34, 35 (Vice-President); Retrospect Staff, '35: Class Treasurer, '34; Class Secretary, 35: Hungerpiller Poetry Club, '35 (President); Commercial Club. '35; Class Historian. '35. GLORIAN MAY EASTERLING Brii lit Eyes Student General Association, '33, '34. '35; Home Room Club, '33. '34 (Vice-President). '35 (President); All Girls’ League, '33. '34, '35 (Vice-President); Carrollum Forum. '33, '34; Girls' Athletic Association. 35; Retrospect Staff. '35: Girls' Glee Club. 35; Honor Court. '35; Class Treasurer. 35: National Honor Society, ’35; Hungerpiller Poetry Club, '35 (Vice-President); Commercial Club, ’35 (Secretary). FLORA CHRISTINE COKER Flossie Student General Association, ’32, ’33. '34, ’35; Home Room Club. '32 (President), ’33 (President), '34 (President). '35; All Girls' League. '32. '33 (Treasurer). '34 (Vice-President). '35 (President): Student Council, '32. '33, '35 (Secretary); Honor Court, ’34; High School Cheer Leader. '34. '35; Girls Glee Club. '32, '33. '34 (President). '35 (President); Junior Honor Society. 33. '34. '35; National Honor Society, ’34, 35 (President); Carrollum Forum, 33, '34, ’35; Class Representative to Student Council. '32. '33, 35; Class Secretary, '34; Editor-in-Chief Retrospect. '35: Red Cross Committee. '32. '33 (Chairman), ’34 (Chairman); Commencement Marshal, ’32, '33, '34 (Chief); Store Committee, ’35; Salutatorian. '35. Page Six THE RETROSPECT i£.. y Seniors VICTORIA WILSON ALLEN “Vic Student General Association, ’32. ’33, ’34, ’35; Home Room Club, ’32, ’33, '34, ’35; All (iirls' League, ’32. ’33, ’34 (Secretary and Treasurer). ’35 (Secretary and Treasurer); Student Council. ’32; Honor Court. 34. 35: Store Committee, ’35; Carrollum Forum. ’33, '34, '35 (Treasurer); Junior Honor Society, ’33. ’34. ’35; National Honor Society. '34. ’35 (Secretary): Retrospect Staff. '35; (Iirls’ (lice Club, ’32. 33. ’34. 35 (Secretary); Senior Class Play. 35; Commercial Club, 35. JAMES T. ALFORD “Jacobus Student General Association, '32, ’33, ’34. ’35; Home Room Club. ’32, ’33 (Vice-President and Secretary), ’34 (Vice-President), J5; AM Boys League, 32, 33, '34. 35 (President); Student Council, '35; Building and Grounds Committee, '34; Store Committee. '35; Athletic Committee. ’35; Carrollum Forum, ’33. ’34, 35 (President): National Honor Society, '34. ’35; Retrospect Staff, '35; Hoys’ Glee Club, ’35: Football. ’34. 35: Track. ’35; Commencement Marshal. '34; Class Secretary ami Treasurer, ’33; Class Vice-President. ’34; Hungerpiller Poetry Club, ’35: Senior Class Play, ’35. CAMILLA BLACKMON Student General Association. 32. '33, ’34. ’35; All Girls’ League, ’32, ’33. '34. '35; Home Room Club, '32, '33. ’34. ’35; Commercial Club, ’35. JACK DAVIS BECKHAM Student General Association. '34. ’35; Home Room Club, ’34, ’35; All Boys’ League. ’34, '35; Student Council. ’35; Future Palmetto Farmers’ Club, 34, 35 (Representative to Student Council); Commercial Club, ’35; Baseball, '35. CAROL BOV I) Brainstorm Student General Association, ’31. ’32, ’33. ’34. ’35: Room Club. ’32. '33. ’34. ’35: All Boys' League. ’32, ’33. '34, ’35; Store Committee. ’32; Study Hall Committee, ’32; Boys’ Glee Club, ’32, 33; Commercial Club, '35. TRUMAN BLASINCAME Student General Association. ’31. ’32. ’33. ’34. ’35; Home Room Club. ’30, ’31. ’32, ’33, ’34, '35; All Boys' League, ’32, 33, '34, '35; Assistant Manager of Boys’ Athletics, '35: Commercial Club, ’35. ALFRED BROWN “Rat Student General Association. '31, '32, ’33, '34. 35; Home Room Club, 31, '32, 33, '34, 'j5; All Boys’ League. ’32. '33. ’34, ’35; Commercial Club. 35. MARTHA COKER Student General Association, ’32, ’33, ’34. ’35; Home Room Club, ’32 (Treasurer), ’33, ’34, ’35; All Girls League. ’32 (Treasurer). '33. ’34. ’35; Red Cross Committee. ’32, ’33, ’34. ’35 (Chairman); Carrollum Forum. ’33. ’34, ’35; National Honor Society, ’35; Senior Class Play. 35; Store Committee, ’35; Girls’ Glee Club, ’32, ’33, ’34. ’35. Page Seven THE RETROSPECT 0 Seniors MANNING C. CROUCH. JR. Student General Association, ’32. ’33. 34. ’35; Home Room Club. ‘32. '33. ’34. ’35: All Boys’ league. '32. '33. '34. ’35; Orchestra. 33; Study Hall Committee, ’32; Commercial Club, ’35. PRESTON DEAN Dizzy” Student General Association, ’32, '33, 34, 35; Home Room Club, '32. 33. ’34, ’35; All Boys’ league, ’32. ’33. ’34, ’35; Basketball, ’32. '33, '34. ’35 (Captain); Football. 33, ’34; Commercial Club, ’35. ANNA LEE EASTERLING Student General Association, '32, '33, ’34. ’35; Home Room Club, '32. '33. ’34. ’35: All Girls’ League, ’32, '33. ’34, ’35; Girls’ Athletic Association. ’35; Commercial Club, ’35. ANNIE MERZELI. ELMORE “Runt” Student General Association. '32, '33. '34, ’35; Home Room Club. '32. ’33, '34. ’35; All Girls’ League. ’32, ’33. 34, ’35; Commercial Club, '35. DORROH FERGUSON ' Fcrg Weed” Student General Association. 32. ’33. ’34. ’35; Home Room 'lub. '32 (Vice-President), ’33 (President), '34 (Vicc-Presi- President, ’33; Class Representative to Student Council, ’34. LAURA RAE FLOWERS Little One” Student General Association, ’32, ’33, ’34, 35; Home Room Club, '32. '33. 34. 35; All Girls’ League, '32, ’33. ’34, ’35; Commercial Club, ’35. HARRELL GAINEY “Cowboy” Student General Association, ’32, '33, '34, ’35; Home Room Club, ’32. ’33. ’34, '35: All Boys’ League. '32, '33. '34, 35; Carrollum Forum. ’34; Commercial Club, '35. DOROTHY LUCILLE GANDY “Dxmp” Student General Association, ’32, 33. ’34, ’35; Home Room Club. '32. '33. '34, ’35; All Girls’ League, '32. '33. ’34, ’35; Commercial Club, ’35. Rage Eight THE RETROSPECT Seniors THOMAS INGRAM Iny Tom Student General Association. '32, '33, '34, '35: Home Room Club, 32. 33, '34, '35: All Boys League. '32, '33. ’. 4. ’35: Building and Grounds Committee, ’33: Football, ’34. ’35: Basketball. '32, 33; Boys’ Glee Club, ’33, 34; Orchestra, ‘32, ’33; Commercial Club, ’35. GEORGE I.ACOAST JOHNSON “Coast on” Student General Association. ’32. ’33, ’34. ’35; Home Room Club, ‘32, 33. ’34. ’35; All Boys’ League, '32. '33. ’34, 35: Future Palmetto Farmers’ Club, ’32, ’33. LEGRAND LANE Student General Association. ’34, ’35; Home Room Club. 34, ’35; All Boys’ League, ’34, ’35. WILLIAM C. LAW Billy Student General Association, ’32, '33, 34, 35; Home Room Club. '32, '33, ’34. ’35 (Vice President); All Boys’ League. ’32, ’33, ’34. ’35; Study Hall Committee. ’32; Store Committee. ’35; Basketball, ’33, ’34, ’35; Class Treasurer, 32: Band, ’35. THOMAS Me ALPINE “Popeye Student General Association, ’32. '33, ’34, ’35; Home Room Club, ’32. ’33, ’34, ’35; All Boys’ League, ’32, ’33, ’34, 35. SARAH FRANCES McDONAI.D Student General Association, ’32, ’33, 34, ’35; Home Room Club, 32 (Secretary). ’33, ’34, ’35 (Vice-President); All Girls' League, ’32, '33, ’34, ’35; Carrollum Forum. '33, '34; Retrospect Staff, 35; National Honor Society, ’35; Hungerpiller Poetry Club, 35 (Secretary). BEATRICE MtINVAILL Home Room Club. ’32. ’33. ’34, ’35; Student General Association. ’32. '33. ’34, ’35; All Girls’ League. ’32, '33. ’34, ’35. doris McKenzie Student General Association. '32. '33. ’34. ’35; Home Room Club, ’32, 33, '34, ’35; All Girls’ League, '32, '33, ’34, ’35; Carrollum Forum, '34, ’35; Commercial Club. '35. THE RETROSPECT Seniors HARRY MILLER -Rip- y y ssociation, ‘32. 33, 34. ’35; Home Student General Association, Room Clut , 32. ‘33, '34, ’35; All Boys’ League, ‘32. 33. 34. ‘35; Carrcllum Forum, 33. '34. 35; Basketball. 34. ‘35: Football. '32. '33, '34, 35; Track Team, ‘35; Boys’ Glee Club, ‘35; Hungerpiller Poetry Club, ‘35; Commercial Club, ‘35. JAMES WESLEY MILLER ' Vnc “Jessie Student General Association. ‘31, ‘32. ‘33. '34, ‘35; Home Room Club, '31, ’32. ‘33, '34. '35; All Boys League. '32. 33. '34, '35: Future Palmetto Farmers’ Club, 32, 33, ‘34; Boys’ Glee Club. '34, ‘35; Commercial Club, ‘35. ANNA MARGARET NETTLES “A tuia J Student General Association. '32, '33, '34, ‘35; Home Room Club, '32 (President), ‘33, ‘34, ‘35: All Girls' League. '32. '33, '34, 35; Red Cross Committee, '32. '33, '34: Study Hall Committee, '35; Carrollum Forum, 33. '34, '35; Girls’ Athletic Association. '35; Girls' Basketball. '32. 33. '34. 35; Girls' Glee Club. '33. '34, '35; National Honor Society, '35: Hungerpiller Poetry Club, 35. CARL NEWSOME Student General Association, '32, ‘33, ‘34. ‘35; Home Room Club. '32, '33. ‘34. '35; All Boys' League, '32. '33, '34. '35; Carrollum Forum, ‘33, '34, ‘35; Boys’ Glee Club, 35; Commercial Club. 35. Page Eleven ,1r- FAMES WALLACE McKEXZIE. JR. “Preacher All Boys' League. '32. 33, ‘34, '35: Student General Association. ‘32. ‘33, '34. ‘35; Home Room Club, '32. ’33. ‘34. ‘35; Boys Glee Club, ‘34, 35. LILLIAN HORTENSE McNEILL “ur Student General Association, '32, ‘33. '34. 35: Home Room Club. '32 (Vice-President), 33. '34. '35; All Girls’ League, 32. '33, '34. '35; Traffic Committee. '32; Carrollum Forum. 33. '34. 35 (Secretary); Girls Athletic Association. 35; Girls’ Glee Club, 35; Hungerpiller Poetry Club. 35. RL’TH ELIZABETH MIDDLETON Student General Association, '32. '33, '34, ‘35: Home Room Club. '32, '33, [34. '35: All (’.iris’ League. ‘32. ‘33, ‘34. '35; Commercial Club, 35. DOROTHY MILLER “Dot Student General Association, ‘32. ‘33. '34. 35; All Girls’ League, '32, 33, '34. '35; Home Room Club, '32, '33, ‘34. ‘35; Commercial Club. '35. THE RETROSPECT Seniors FRANK OUSI.EY “Pony Student General Association. 32. 23, ’34. 35: All Bovs League, 32. 33. ’34. 35; Home Room Club, 32, 33, 34, '35; Future Palmetto Farmers’ Club. 33. 34. 35 (President) • Glee Club, 32. 33, 34. 35; Commercial Club, 35. MAURICE SCOTT PARROTT Bugger” “Polly Student General Association. 31. 32. 33. 34, ’35; Home R w m Club. 31, 32, 33, 34. 35; All Boys League, 31, '32. 33, 34. 35; Future Palmetto Farmers’ Chib. 31. 32; Football. 31, 33, 34. ’35. ALEXANDER PERDUE Student General Association. '31. '32. 33. 34. 35; All Boys' League, '31, '32. 33, '34. 35; Home Room Club, '31. 32. 33. '34, '35; Commercial Club, '35. HELEN RENFROW Student General Association. 35: Home Room Club. 35; All Girls' League. 35; Girls Glee Club, '35. WAGNER HALSEI.LK ROBERTS “Wan General Association. '31, 32, 33, 34. '35; Home 31, 32. 33. '34. 35; All Bovs’ League, 31. '35; Football, 32. 33, 34. '35; Basketball. Team. 35 (Captain); Boys' Glee Club. 35; 5; Commercial Club. 35. VIRGINIA MIRIAM RUSH General Association. '34, '35; Home Room Club, '34. '35: All Girls' League. '34. '35; Girls' Athletic Association. '35: Girls' Basketball, 35; Girls’ Glee Club. '34. 35. CELE RALSTON SEGARS Student General Associaation, '32. '33, '34, 35; Home Room Club. 32, 33, '34, 35; All Girls’ League. '32. '33 34, 35. TER AH CAROLINE SEGARS Student General Association, 32, '33, 34, 35; Home Room Club. 32, 33, '34. 35 (Secretary); All Girls’ League, '32. 33, '34. 35; Library Committee, '35 (Chairman); Car-rollum Forum. '33; Girls’ Glee Club, 32, 33, '34. 35; Orchestra. '32. '34. '35; (Pianist); National Honor Society, '35; Commercial Club, 35. Page T ivelvc THE RETROSPECT 0 Seniors r % ii H M SR 7W £ JUNE SMITH Dave Student General Association. ’32. 33. 24. ‘35: Home Room Club, ‘32. ‘33. ‘34. ‘35; All Girls’ League. 32. 33. '34, '35; Girls’ Athletic Association, ‘35; Girls’ Glee Club, ’32. 33; Commercial Club, ’35. MARY RUTH SPARROW Student General Association, '32, ’33. ‘34. 35; Home Room Club, ‘32. ’33. ‘34. ’35: All Girls' League, 32. ’33. ’34, ’35; Commercial Club, '35; MARY STEPHENS Student General Association, 32, ’33. ’34. '35: All Girls’ League, '32, ’33, ’34, ’35; Home Room Club, ’32, '33, ’34, ’35; Commercial Club. '35. THOMAS BROWN STEPHENS “Steve” Student General Association, ’31. ’32. 33. ’34. 35; Home Room Club, '31, ’32, ’33. ’34. '35: All Boys League. ’3!. '32, '33, ’34, 35; Future Palmetto Farmers’ Club, '31, ’32. ’33, ’34. ’35; Commercial Club, ’35. SARA ELIZABETH STEVENS “Teh” Student General Association. '32. ’33. 34, '35: Home Room Club, 32. ’33, ’34. '35; All Girls' League, ’32. ’33, ‘34. '35; Girls’ Athletic Association. ’35: Girls’ Basketball, '33, ’34, ’35; Hungerpiller Poetry Club. 35. MARY JUANITA SUMMER •Ntia” Student General Association. ’32. '33. '34. '35; Home Room Club, ’32, '33, '34, 35; All Girls’ League, ’32, '33. ’34, ’35: Girls’ Athletic Association, '35; Girls' Basketball. '32, 33. '34. ’35; Commercial Club, 35. GLADYS RIVERS TERRELL “Cits” Student General Association. '32, 33, ’34. '35; Home Room Club, ’32, ’33, ’34, ’35 (Treasurer): All Girls’ League. ’32. ’33, '34, ’35: Red Cross Committee. '32. ’33. '34; Store Committee, ’35; Library Committee, '35; Girls Athletic Association. ’35: Girls’ Basketball. ’32. ’33. '34; Retrospect Staff. '35: Girls’ Glee Club. '32. 35: National Honor Society, 35: Hungerpiller Poetry Club. '35 (Treasurer); Senior Class Play, 35; Commercial Club. ’35. GEORGE L. TIMMONS, JR. Big George” Student General Association. ’32, 33, ’34, ’35: Home Room Club. '32, '33, '34. '35; All Boys’ League, '32. '33, ’34, ’35; Football, ’35; Boys’ Glee Club, 35; Red Cross Committee, ’32; Baseball, ’35. ETHEL MAE HARRELL Student General Association, '32, ’33. '34. '35: Horn Room Club. ’32, ’33. ’34. ’35; All Girls’ League, ’32. ’33. '34, ’35. (Photograph missing.) Page Thirteen the retrospect £ 0 most Studious £ife of the Party Senior Babies Best Cooking Victoria CLllen June Smith Ctddie C.Hovule Olora Coker Olin Gdams UJagnerRoberts Junior BhKenzie Dorroh Cer usor ITlost School Spirit Biggest tapper Brightest'Juture ‘tfriandliest- lora Coker and Sheik, 91ora Coker Olora Coker OomGoodson Olin Qdams domGoodson Heat.esb Best All Round Best Dressed Ulostllondhalant Anna Hl.rietiles 9-lora Coker Helen Renfrou Victoria Gllen Charles Jackson Charles Jackson Charles Jackson Dorroh3erguson Page Fourteen Ulost disdnevicms Ileatesb most Qccomodating Gladys Ferrell Gharlesjackson Betty iing George Oimmons OLitnalH.lIettles J. £. CLlFord most music il Biggest CLliBiers most (Lthletic Orank Oviley Carol Boyd Juanita Sumner Caroline Jogars Juanita Jumner Preston Dean Q Wesson infractions £e£t Overs’ Wittiest-. Harry miller Glorian Easterling Page Fifteen THE RETROSPECT Junior Class Floyd Chitty OFFICERS President Charles Gibbes Vice-President Katherine Hines Secretary Lee Manning Wiggins Treasurer Mary Luther Student Council Representative Miss Thelma Miley Class Adviser Lorene Allgood Ena Lee Johnson Jack Adams Virginia Atkinson Annie Sue King Wiliam Camp Eleanor Barbie Miriam King Thomas Cathcart Mary Nancy Beckham Sara Lou King Floyd Chitty Eva Bethea Floride Lunn Monroe DeWitt Mary Bigham Mary Luther William DeWitt Mary Edna Blackmon Frances Marshall William Early Frances Blume Ruby Marshall James Fink Margaret Bryant Irene Middleton John Roy Folsom Louise Campbell Annie DuBose Miller Carroll Gainey Edith Chaplin Virginia Moore Maurice Gainey Rosa Cunningham Agnes Morrell Thadis Gainey Margaret Dewitt Fern Morrell James Garner Vidalue Dixon Fannie Lee McInvaili.e Charles Gibbes Frances Dunlap Christine Price James Hall Eunice Flowers Ruby Privette Ted Harley Marjorie Galloway Grace Raines Julian Howle Nellie Gray Galloway Billie Redfearn Sidney Johnson Frances Garland Annie Rhodes Sidney Newsome Syble Garland Willie Mae Rogers George Nichols Frances Gibson Hazel Segars Charles Edward Peel Marie Gray Sadie Segars William Rhodes Pretto Halford Hazel Stogner Levoy Shelley Annie Lee Harrell Fay Van Landingham J. T. Smith Irene Harrell Miriam Watford Frank Stewart Margaret Hill Mary White Herman Tedder Jacqueline Hilton Mary Verne Williamson Ray Watts Katherine Hines Annie Laurie Woodham Lee Manning Wiggins Leah Iseman Edith Woodham Harry Wilhelm Page Seventeen Silllll IS® Page Eighteen J THE RETROSPECT 7W Sophomore Class OFFICERS Robert Durrett Maude Dabbs Eugenia McAlpine Odessa McAlpine Irene Gillespie Miss Evelyn Ramsey ......................President .................Vice-President ......................Secretary ......................T reasurer Student Council Representative .................Class Advisor Leatha Mae Alford Faye Andrews Rae Andrews Alline Atkinson Peggy Blackstone Miriam Blackwell Jane Blizzard Dorothy Brown Elizabeth Bryant Evelyn Burnett Willie Chapman Dorothea Crouch Maude Dabbs Katherine Dunlap Faye Flowers Dora Fogle Mary Alice Folsom Dorothy Funderburk Thelma Gainey Doris Gandy Thelma Gardner Irene Gillespie Ella Mae Graddick Evadne Graham Martha Jane Graham Daphine Grantham Margaret Harrell Mary Lee Hinton Elizabeth Howle Genewood Hucks Mazzalee Keith Bessie Kelley Rose Marie King Vivian King Pauline Larrimore Margaret Loyd Vera Mae Lunn Eugenia McAlpine Odessa McAlpine Zena McKenzie Frances McKinnon Nan McKinnon Corrie Middleton Nettie Moody Beverly Moore Claudia Moore Grace Morrell Annie Morrison Louise Morrison Mable Morrison Faith Mowry Zelda Newsome Sophia Nichols Mary Outlaw Frances Peninger Rosa Lee Perkerson Ida Mae Pritchard Corrie Privette Bernice Rafdord Constance Rush Fleetwood Shelley Jean Spires Constance Stevens Jean Stogner Madge Stogner Margaret Stokes Leila Stuckey Thelma Stuckey Annie Tarte Mildred Taylor Allene Tyner Armeeta Tyner Minnie Lee Tyner Doris Ward Evelyn Woodham Margaret Woodham Thelma Young Voncille Young Ludy Benjamine Ervin Cannon Tom Coker Jack Davis Robert Durrett Kenneth Galloway Claude Gandy Herbert Haire James Hatchell Worth Haynes John Heustess Edward Langston Walter K. Lunn Randolph McLeod Raymond Ousley Fulton Parker James Parker C. M. Pennington Charles Powell Floyd Powell Eugene Radford Eugene Reaves Albert Segars Clarence Stogner Barney Timmons Philip Wilmf.th J. D. Winburn Asberry Windham n Page Nineteen THE RETROSPECT Freshman Class Thomas Rogers Sydney Josey ........ Jeanne Byerly Margaret Gardner Miss Pegues Car sell Atkinson GERALDINE Kl.SIK ATKINSON Geraldine Frances Atkinson Mamik Atkinson Kktiia Mar Bass Mary Etta Bf.asi.ey Ere Doris Blackmon Mary Blackwell Helen Blasingame Myrtle Bradshaw Mabel Brand Oddik Brown Sara Byrd Annie Grace Campbell Jkuel Carter Dorothy Cato Ruby Clanton Geraldine Cook Hilma Cooke l.onsE Corbett Bertha Crowley Christine Cunningham Margaret Daniel Odessa Dean Dolly Dewitt Ruth Driver Etheleen Dudly Edith Easterling Grace Flowers Billie Folsom Gracie Gainey Margaret Gainey Miriam Gainey Myrtle Gainey Evelyn Galloway Louella Gandy Mary Janese Gibbs Gertrude Gibson Helen Goodson I.illian Harley Elizabeth Hart Carrie Hodgf. Rkssie Mae Humphrey Hilda Ingram Dorothy Johnson Margaret Jones Dorothy Jordan Frances Kelley Joyce Kelley Atha King Doris King Belva Koon Lola Lamb Kathryn Lafady Jewel Langley Pauline Langston Jacqueline Large Sibyl Lee Thelma Lloyd Annis McLeod Margaret Ann McNair Agnes Mears Christine Miller Jennie Lor Miller Elizabeth Mims A dime Morrison Vada Newsome Mary Alice Northcutt Annie Outlaw Geraldine Outlaw Belva Peninger Everett Privf.tte Josephine Privette Sadie Perkins Mazza Lee Polson Jessie Mae Reddick Ellen Rogers Sadie Skgars Mary Slaght Elizabeth Smith Janie Smith Olive Snipes Hazp.l Sparrow Josephine Spears Maude Stephens Ann Stewart Hannah Sumner Bertie Taylor Bernice Turnage Madge Ward Esther Mae Warner Lucy Mae Warner Bernice Watson Kathryn Weatherford Nettie Webb Odeath Wilkes Beaular Win burn Lola Mae Winburn T II EO Wl NDHAM Martin Woodham Ioiin D. Askins Paul Askins Charles Ferris Banta Ted Barbie Hugh Neal Blackwell Wesley Blizzard Hal Boyd Charles Brand Elliott Brogdf.n Kdward Bryant Edward Caddell Jack Camp Tiiomas Campbell President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Advisor Pressley Chaplin J. Wilson Coker James T. Cox Ari.vine Dial S. E. Easterling Edward Flowers I. B. Funderburk Brice Gainey Curtis Gainf.y Ernest Gainey Thomas Gibson Leon Graham Robert A. Griffin Woodrow Hall Herbert Harrell Allen Hatch ell Ai.lif. Hodge C. T. Howle Charles Ingram M. D. Johnson William W. Ketchin James Koon James W. Manship Kam Manship James Marshall J. Neil McDonald Jack McElvf.f.n Richard McInvaill Edward McKorrei.l Gary Miller James Nesbit Eugene Nettles Carroll Newsome James Orr Willis Petty Harry Rhodes Robert Sedberry Sidney Lee Segars Henry Monroe Simpson Cecil Slick Carlysle Smith Everett Smith Marion Sparrow Cecil Spires Ernest Stokes Hey wood Stokes Charlie Suggs R. D. Taylor Lucas Thom pson Hubert Twitty McKeiver Walters Dan Watford George Watkins Heber Watson James Hugh Wilhelm Glen Winburn Walter Wofford Page Twenty-one 0 THE RETROSPECT 0 Student General Association The Student General Association of the Hartsvillc High School was organ ized 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 as are entrusted to the students. The following students and faculty members served on the Board of Control during 1934-1935: STUDENT COUNCI1. CHARLES Jackson. Senior Class President. Chairman Flora Coker Mary Luther ....... Irene Gillespie Ann Stewart Olin Adams Frances Dunlap J. T. Alford Eugenia McAlpine . Lee Manning Wiggins Betty Sing........ Chares Gibbes ..... Jack Beckham Miss Helen Baker . ..................Senior Class ..................Junior Class ..............Sophomore Class ...............Freshman Class ......National Honor Society Junior Honor Society ...............Boys' Athletics . Girls' Athletic Association .............All Boys' League All Girls' League ...... Carrollum Forum Future Palmetto Farmers' Club ..................... Sponsor HONOR COURT Victoria Allen Glorian Easterling Thomas Goodson Floyd Chitty Katherine Hines Robert Durrett . 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 the High School Assistant Principal of the High School ..........................Dean of Girls Page Twenty-two First Row (Left to right): Eugenia Luther, Ann Stewart, Irene Gillespie. Sccotul Rene (Left ro right): Olin Adams. Charles (Chairman), Flora Coker (Secretary), J. T. Ai.koro, Jack STUDENT COUNCIL M Alpine, Lep. Manning Wiggins, Betty Sing, Mary Dunlap, Charles Jackson Cihues, Frances Hi ( K ii am. I r THE RETROSPECT New Developments At Hartsville High School, 1934-1935 The Student Council has been very busy this year. In addition to carrying on its usual duties, it has introduced many new features into the life of the school. Among the first of these was the News Reel, a weekly newspaper of the bulletin board variety. The news of every organization in school is reported through the News Reel by the Student Council members who act as reporters. There are timely editorials also. The crowds around the bulletin board which carries the News Reel articles prove the popularity of the paper.” The Student Council has issued a charter to the Home Economics Club which is affiliated with the national and state organizations of its kind. The girls of the Home Economics department make up the membership of this club and they have as their sponsor Miss Simmons. Home Economics instructor. The All Girls' League proposed and worked out a plan for a Girls’ Athletic Association. The Student Council granted a charter to this group which, under the leadership of Eugenia McAlpine. Chairman, and Miss Sarah Pegues. Sponsor, seeks to enlist the interest and co-operation of all high school girls in some form of athletics. The Hungerpiller Poetry Club. Mr. J. C. Hungerpiller. Sponsor, was granted a charter by the Student Council. The purpose of this club is to increase the study and writing of poetry and to inspire a deeper appreciation of it on the part of its members. Officers for this year are Betty Sing. President: Glorian Easterling. Vice-President: Trances McDonald. Secretary; Gladys Terrell. Treasurer. The Commercial Club. Miss Frances M. Anderson. Sponsor, on petition to the Student Council, was given a charter. The membership of this club is made up of the students of the Commercial Department of the High School. This year for the first time since 1 932 our school has an orchestra. A High School Band is also organizing. These two groups under the direction of Mr. W. Arthur Smith will be affiliated with the Boys’ Glee Club (also organized this year) and the Girls’ Glee Club. Miss Hannah Coker. Director. As The Greater Music Club they will petition the Student Council for a charter and ask for representation on the Student Council. The last club to obtain a charter from the Student Council this year was the International Relations Club which is composed of members from the history classes whose averages in class work were sufficiently good to merit membership in the organization. Five representatives from this group attended the meeting of the Model League Assembly at Winthrop College on April 13. They were J. T. Alford. Betty Sing. Katherine Hines. Lee Manning Wiggins, and Charles Gibbes. These students brought back much interesting information which will be helpful and inspiring in carrying on the work of the International Relations Club next year. The sponsors of this organization are Miss Helen Baker and Miss Adelaide Dunbar. As the 1935 RETROSPECT goes to press, rumors are heard about many new projects which the Student Council is planning to undertake next year. We look forward with keen interest to a realization of these plans. Page Twenty-four ATHLETICS AND CLUBS THE RETROSPECT 0 Hartsville High School Athletics FOOTBALL SQUAD Jack Adams Monroe DeWitt James Parker J. T. Alford John Roy Folsom Maurice Parrott John David Askins Thomas Ingram Wagner Roberts Thomas Campbell Charles Jackson. Captain Albert Segars Thomas Cathcart Jimmie Jordon George Timmons Wilson Coker Harry Miller Floyd CHITTY. Manager Preston Dean George Nichols Truman Blasingame. Ass t Mgr. Billy DeWitt Fulton Parker M. C. Williams. Coach PEE DEE ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM J. T. Alford End Billy DeWitt Guard Albert Segars Tackle Fulton Parker Center George Nichols Back FOOTBALL SCORES Hartsville . 47 McColl . . . 0 Hartsville . . 0 Rock Hill . . 7 Hartsville 19 Cheraw . 14 Hartsville 6 Chesterfield . . 0 Hartsville 0 Orangeburg 19 Hartsville 42 Mullins 0 Hartsville ... 7 Darlington 6 Hartsville 7 Winnsboro . . . 7 Hartsville 19 Timmonsville . . . 0 Hartsville Bennettsville . . . 0 BASKETBAL L SQUAD 'I John David Askins Billy DeWitt Harry Miller Ludy Benjamine Monroe DeWitt George Nichols Wesley Blizzard John Roy Folsom Fulton Parker Thomas Cathcart Tom Goodson Wagner Roberts Wilson Coker Charles Jackson Hubert Twitty Preston Dean. Captain Billy Law w. P. Crawford. Coach BOYS' BASKETBALL SCORES Hartsville 24 Cheraw .15 Hartsville 27 Orangeburg ... 24 Hartsville 20 Darlington 8 Hartsville 23 Cheraw 19 Hartsville . 27 Sumter 34 Hartsville .. 13 Orangeburg 34 Hartsville 22 Charlotte-Thompson . 17 Harrsville 27 Darlington . 21 Hartsville 18 Bennettsville . 20 Hartsville 18 Sumter 40 Hartsville 15 Sumter .40 GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD Geraldine Atkinson Pauline Larrimore Sara Stevens Mary Nancy Beckham Eugenia McAlpine Hazel Stogner Dorothy Cato Nan McKinnon Juanita Sumner Pretto Halford Beverly Moore Armeeta Tyner Hilda Ingram Anna Margaret Nettles Voncii f Young Bessie Kelly Miriam Rush Edith Woodham Elizabeth Smith GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCORES Hartsville.................................. 15 Hartsville.................................. 13 Hartsville.................................. 16 Hartsville.................................. 24 Hartsville.................................. 31 Hartsville.................................. 17 Hartsville.................................. 26 Hartsville.................................. 14 Cheraw ................................ 26 Orangeburg ............................ 20 McColl ................................ 17 Darlington ............................. 5 Cheraw ................................ 29 Orangeburg ............................ 18 Darlington ............................. 0 Bennettsville ......................... 20 Page Twenty-six THE RETROSPECT Page T u'enty-seven Page Twenty-nine GIRLS' BASKETBAI I. TEAM First Row (Left to right): Mary Nancy Beckham, Nan McKinnon. Eugenia McAi.pine, Edith Wood ham. Second Row (Left to right): Geraldine Atkinson, Margaret Gainey, Hilda Ingram. Elizabeth Smith, Voncilb Young. Third Row (Left to right): Mr. Williams (Coach). Sara Stephens, Miss Sarah Peguks (Manager), Pauline I.arkimokk, Anna Margaret Nettles, Miriam Rush, Juanita Summer. THE RETROSPECT junior Honor Society The Junior Honor Society is one of the most active organizations in the Hartsville High School. It was founded March 14. 193 3. by the Student Council for the purpose of creating an enthusiasm for scholarship: of stimulating a desire for service: of promoting constructive leadership: and of developing character in the students of the High School. Election to this organization is both a recognition of attainment and a challenge to greater service and development. Membership in the Junior Honor Society comes through nominations made by the students and faculty and passed upon by the Student Council and the 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, he continues to be a member though-out his Junior and Senior years The activities of the Junior Honor Society in the spring of 1933. consisted in organizing and electing officers. In the school year 193 3- 34 the Society adopted for its emblem a small golJ block ' H ”: it adopted a constitution: it designed and hung in the High School hall a chart showing the officers of the various school organizations: and it prepared a handbill contain ng information for the next year’s F reshmen. During the school year 1934-’35 the Society assisted in F:reshman Orientation in September and distributed the previously prepared handb.ils: it voted to continue these two activities next year: it voted to revise the chart: it established and successfully operated a stationery store, naming it The Green Counter ”: and it provided marshals for a Parent-Teacher Meeting. A big new project which the Junior Honor Society has under consideration for next year is the management of the Freshmen s special library.. OFFICERS I.F.F Manning Wiggins Charles Gibbes Mary Luther Katherine Hines Frances Dunlap Miss Katherine Lee . President ............ Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Student Council Member Sponsor MEMBERS Victoria Allen Geraldine Elsie Atkinson Mary Nancy Beckham Mary Edna Blackmon Jane Blizzard Margaret Bryant Evelyn Burnette Jeanne Byerly Ervin Cannon Floyd Chitty Flora Coker Dorothea Crouch Maude Dabbs Vidalue Dixon Page Thirty Katherine Dunlap Robert Durrett Dorothy Funderburk I. B. Funderburk Margaret Gardner Thelma Gardner Irene Gillespie Ted Harley Elizabeth Hart Charles Ingram Hilda Ingram Leah Iseman Sydney Josey Billy Ketchin Eugenia McAlpine Odessa McAlpine Nan McKinnon Annie Dubose Miller Christine Price Annie Rhodes Jack Roddy Thomas Rogers Betty Sing Ann Stewart McKeiver Walters Mary Verne Williamson Philip Wilmeth Edith Woodham “Sp:... T THE RETROSPECT 0 National Honor Society OFFICERS Flora Coker Betty Sing . Victoria Allen Miss Helen Baker Olin Adams Adelaide Dunbar Olin Adams 3 5 J. T. Aleord ‘35 Victoria Allen 35 Flora Coker ’35 Martha Coker '35 Glorian Easterling '35 Mable 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 Mae Coker Bratton Davis Eva Blanche Davis Jennings Lewis Woodrow Lewis Henry Malone Jack McAlpine Dorothy McDonald Louise McDonald Eleanor McKinnon Katie McKinnon ACTIVE MEMBERS Tom Goodson ’35 Charles Jackson '35 Frances McDonald 3 5 Anna M. Nettles '35 Caroline Segars '35 Betty Sing '35 Gladys Terrell '35 ALUMNI MEMBERS Roberta McKinnon Dakota Melton Dorothy Miller John Nichols Janie Parrish Beatrice Parrott Juanita Parrott Margaret Durrett Elizabeth Fink Harry Frampton Margaret Goodson Marguerite Gandy Lawrence Gibbs Jane Gilbert Caroline Gillespie Louise Helms Thelma Helms Susan Hicks Sara Howle Gladys Hungerpiller Laura Inabinet Ruth Inabinet . . President Vice-President .......................Secretary ..........T reasurer Student Council Representative ..........................Sponsor Floyd Chitty 36 Frances Dunlap 36 Charles Gibbs ‘36 Katherine Hines ’36 Mary Luther 36 Lee Manning Wiggins '36 Mary Williamson ’36 Nettie Allen Johnson Barbara Kalbf.r Mary Elizabeth Law Mary Lee Maria Powell Marguerite Miller Rhodes Ruth Rhodes Margaret P. Reynolds Mary Reynolds Finch Ridge Annie Lou Segars Hafner Belva Segars Judson Segars William Shelly Christine Sligh Grace Smith Lemuel Stephenson Mary China Stephenson Rutha Stewart Belle Glover Thornwell Margaret Tillotson Joseph Wiggins Miriam Yarborough Page Thirty-two NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row (left to right): J. T. Alford. Victoria Ai.i.kn (Secretary), Martha Coker. Second Rare: Flora Cokkr (President), Glorias Easterling, Tom Goodson. Third Rorv: Charles Jackson. Frances McDonald. Anna Margaret Nettles. Fourth Rotv: Caroline Segars, Betty Sing (Vice-President). Gladys Terrell. OnN Adams (Student Council Representative). (Photograph missing). Page Thirty-three 0 THE RETROSPECT 0 3Ssr The Carrollum Forum The Carrollum Forum is one of the oldest student organizations in the High School. It was established in the year 1924 by the Vergil Latin Class. Its membership is composed of all members of Junior and Senior Latin Classes and a limited number of Sophomores who arc judged on their merit. The organization was named in honor of our sponsor. Miss Ruth Carroll. It was organized for the purpose of creating enthusiasm for the study of Latin and to instill in the students of the High School, as well as the people of our community, the real worth and value of this language. We hold six meetings during the entire school term. Lour of these are devoted to student discussions, talks by outside men. initiation exercises. Latin plays. Latin games, and various other activities. Every meeting is a real get together'' in grand old Roman style. We actually live the lives of Romans for a moment and emerge Americans again. Our fifth meeting is that at which we sponsor the visit of Doctor R. V. D. Magoffin. Head of Classics in New York University and one of America s most distinguished archaeologists. He has been a regular visitor to our town for eight years past. We invite other South Carolina schools to this meeting and members of them crowd the drawingroom at Coker College where the meeting is held. Doctor Magoffin's afternoon address in February. 19 5. dealt with Recent Archaeological Discoveries.’’ The ensuing evening he spoke to a number of Hartsville citizens on Horace and His Contemporaries.'' All of his lectures are illustrated with slides which tend to make them more interesting. Doctor Magoffin is an unusual speaker and everyone enjoys his lectures thoroughly. He is in demand over the entire United States as a lecturer. We appreciate his visit and look forward each year to the day of his arrival. Our sixth meeting is the Annual Roman banquet which is staged in May of each year in the High School gymnasium. It occurs during the week which we celebrate as 'Latin Week in High School. This is a climax to our week of celebration. In May. 19 4. the biggest of our banquets took place. The gymnasium was entirely lighted by candles. Lounging chairs were placed here and there about the room. The smoke from incense burners curled in the air and gradually disappeared. President Bratton Davis was presiding. The meeting was opened by the prayer to Jupiter. Immediately following this Bratton Davis delivered an illustrated lecture to the audience of Latin students and guests. An interesting play was presented by a number of Latin students from the Junior and Freshman classes. This play was written and staged by a Sophomore Latin student. Lee Manning Wiggins. Now the finger bowls came. Then the food served in courses announced by the president. We honor no food on our menu that was not used by the Romans. The call for sandals and the crowd dispersed after experiencing the finest of our banquets. The Carrollum Forum makes every effort to interest students in Latin, the language that everyone should know because we. the members, realize what it really is and what benefits we will reap from it. Its activities tend toward the educational side of life. It endeavors to add to the intellectuality of the students and render the cause more attractive and more interesting. Like Caesar's army our organization functions in the best way possible. Through the ages it has endured the stumbling blocks, the obstructions, the pitfalls and yet it goes on. ever progressing, ever attaining, ever achieving and moving toward a bigger and better organization as the years go by. OFFICERS James T. Alford President OLIN ADAMS ......................................................................Vice-President Lillian McNeill ................................................................. Secretary VICTORIA Allen ...................................................................... Treasurer CHARLES GIBBES ................ ................... Student Council Representative Our motto is Possunt Quia Posse Videntur or They can who think they can.—Vergil— Book V, line 2 1. Page Thirty-four THE RETROSPECT Girls’ Glee Club First Sopranos— Mary Edna Blackmon Peggy Blackstone Mary Blackwell Margaret Brand Glorian Easterling Dora Fogle Helen Goodson Margaret Hill Katherine Hines Belva Koon Margaret Ann McNair Lillian McNeill Beverly Moore Claudia Moore Anna Margaret Nettles Helen Renfrow Miriam Rush Mary Slaght Ann Stewart Leila Stuckey Edith Woodham Second Sopranos— Eleanor Barbie Eva Bethea Mary Bigham Dorothy Cato Flora Coker, President Martha Coker Dorothy Funderburk Bessie Kelly Fannie Lee McInvaille Billie Redfearn Jean Stogner Mary Vernf. Williamson Altos— Victoria Allen. Secretary Odessa McAlpine Caroline Segars Sadie Segars Gladys Terrell Director— Miss Hannah Coker Page Thirty-six I SB I. THE RETROSPECT Boys’ Glee Club W. A. SMITH .........................................................................Director FANNIE Lee McINVAILLE Accompanist First Tenors— Lee Manning Wiggins James Manship Kam Manship Wilson Coker Walter Wofford Neil McDonald Allen Hatchell Elliott Brogden First Bass— Chari.es Gibbes James Miller Eugene Radford Frank Ousley Olin Adams George Timmons. Secretary Paul Askins Second Tenors Wagner Roberts Carl Newsome John Askins Harry Miller. President Bobby Griffin Raymond Ousley Ludy Benjamine Robert Durrett Second Bass— John Roy Folsom Jack Roddy James Parker Charles Jackson Albert Segars Billy DeWitt Thomas Cathcart James T. Alford George Nichols Page Thirty-seven THE RETROSPECT Home Economics Club OFFICERS Thelma Gardner President HILDA Ingram . ... Vice-President THEO Windham Secretary DOROTHY Cato....................................................................... Treasurer Miss Dorothy Simmons Sponsor MEMBERS E'aye Andrews Myrtle Gainey Mary Alice Northcutt Geraldine Atkinson Miriam Gainey Geraldine Outlaw Mamie Atkinson Louella Gandy Belva Peninger Retha Mae Bass Thelma Gardner Frances Peninger Mary Blackwell Gertrude Gibson Sadie Perkins Helen Blasingame Helen Goodson Mazza Lee Polson Myrtle Bradshaw Carrie Hodge Josephine Privette Oddie B. Brown Genewood Hucks Ellen Rogers Evelyn Burnette Ressie Mae Humphry Hazel Segars Sara Byrd Hilda Ingram Sadie Segars Annie Grace Campbell Dorothy Johnson Hazel Sparrow Dorothy Cato Margaret Jones Josephine Spears Louise Corbett Dorothy Jordan Olive Snipes Ruby Clanton Frances Kelly Maude Stephens Hilma Cook Vivian King Leila Stucky Bertha Crowly Katherine Lafady Hannah Sumner Christine Cunningham Jewell Langly Bertie Mae Taylor Maude Dabbs Pauline Langston Esther Mae Warren Margaret Daniels Pauline Larrimore Lucy Mae Warren Dolly Dewitt Thelma Lloyd Bernice Watson Ruth Driver Zena McKenzie Katherine Weatherford Grace Flowers Agnes Mears Odeath Wilkes Gracie Gainey Christine Miller Beaulah Winburn Margaret Gainey JENNfE Lou Miller Lola Mae Winburn Addie Morrison Theo Windham Page Thirty-eight THE RETROSPECT Hartsville F. P. F. Chapter FRANK OUSLEY . . President Frank Stewart Vice-President BILL Gardner Secretary JACK Beckham Treasurer J. O. Bethea Advisor JACK Beckham Student Council Representative CLASS ROLL Jack Adams Jack Beckham Hugh Blackwell Edward Bryant William Bryant James Cox S. E. Easterling David Folsom Edward Flowers Bill Gardner Curtis Gainey Bryce Gainey Carrol Gainey Kenneth Galloway Woodrow Hall Herbert Hare James Henderson Herbert Harrf.l Julian Howle James Koon Edward Langston Frank Melton James E. Moore William Morrel Richard McInvaill Joe McKenzie Gary Miller Carrol Newsome George Newsome Ray Northcut Frank Ousley Raymond Ousley Willis Petty Albert Segars Ellie Shaw Henry Simpson Marion Sparrow Frank Stewart Francis Stewart Carlyle Smith Everett Smith Charlie Suggs Heyward Stokes Lucas Thompson McKiever Walters Heber Watson George Watkins James Wilhelm Glen Winburn J. D. Winburn Richard Wadsworth Asberry Windham Page Forty THE RETROSPECT 0 Commercial Club OFFICERS Thomas Cathcart Mary Nancy Beckham Glorian Easterling George Nichols ...... Miss Anderson President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer ......Sponsor MEMBERS Victoria Allen Eorene Allgood Virginia Atkinson Eleanor Barbie Jack Beckham Mary Nancy Beckham Thomas Benson Mary Bigham Camilla Blackmon Truman Blasingame Erances Blumf. Carol Boyd Alfred Brown Dorothy Brown Margaret Bryant Billy Camp Thomas Cathcart Ervin Cannon Edith Chaplin Manning Crouch Rosa Cunningham Preston Dean Vidalue Dixon Monroe DeWitt William DeWitt Anna Lee Easterling Glorian Easterling Annie Elmore Eunice Flowers John Roy Folsom Carrol Gainey Harrell Gainey Thadis Gainey Marjorie Galloway Nellie Gray Galloway Dorothy Gandy Frances Garland Syble Garland Thomas Goodson Virginia Graddick Lena Mae Graham Bonnie Mae Grant Marie Gray Pretto Halford Ted Harley Annie Lee Harrell Irene Harrell Julian Howle Thomas Ingram Leah Iseman COASTON JOHNSON Annie Sue King Miriam King Sara Lou King Floride Lunn Mary Lunn Frances Marshall Ruby Marshall Margaret Middleton Ruth Middleton Harry Miller James Miller Agnes Morrell Thomas McAlpine Doris McKenzie Wallace McKenzie Frances McKinnon Randolph McLeod Carl Newsome George Nichols Frank Ousley Mary Parrish Charles Peel Frances Peninger Alexander Perdue Ruby Privette Grace Raines Helen Renerow Annie Rhodes Billy Rhodes Katie Lee Rhodes Wagner Roberts Willie Mae Rogers Caroline Segars Hazel Segars Sadie Segars Betty Sing J. T. Smith June Smith Mary Ruth Sparrow Brown Stephens Mary Stephens Juanita Sumner Gladys Terrell Leonard Wall Miriam Watford Ray Watts Mary White Lee Manning Wiggins Harry Wilhelm Marian Windham Annie Laurie Woodham THE RETROSPECT The All Girls’ League The All Girls’ League was organized in October, 1931. The membership consists of every girl in the high school. The purpose is to create a more friendly feeling among the girls: to give the girls an opportunity to organize and conduct their own meetings: to aid each in choosing her vocation. The programs throughout the year have contributed to this purpose. Several talks were given—Dr. Holmes and Mrs. Kalber were among the speakers—and the girls themselves have carried on many projects. The most interesting of these was the debate between the Boys' League and the Girls' League. The officers of the All Girls' League for 1934-1935 were: Flora Coker Glorian Easterling Victoria Allen Betty Sing Miss Helen Baker ...............President .................Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Representative .........................Sponsor The All Boys’ League The All Boys' League is an organization composed of every boy in the high school. It was founded four years ago for two purposes: first, to train its members in public speaking: and second, to promote athletics in the school. During the past year the League has successfully carried out each of these projects. It has given a great number of its members speeches to deliver in chapel programs and in its own meetings. The League has also, this year, sponsored intra-mural athletics among the boys. In previous years the All Boys’ League has fallen into some disrepute because of its inactivity, but in the past year it has experienced a new awakening, and has risen to a prominent place among the most useful organizations in the hich school. J. T. ALFORD ........................................................President OLIN Adams . . . Vice-President CHARLES Gibbes Secretary-Treasurer Lee MANNING Wiggins Student Council Representative W. P. Crawford . Sponsor Page Forty-four ADVERTISEMENTS 3sv. THE RETROSPECT 3 Z 2j®£ 3 7 SONOCO PRODUCTS CO. MANUFACTURERS OF ! i ! PAPER CONES, PARALLEL TUBES, AND BOX BOARDS ! ! i Hartsville, South Carolina j i J. L. COKER COMPANY Hartsville. South Carolina EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THE HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL For I hree-Score and Nine Years Devoted to the U p-Building of Hartsville and Fhis Section Page Forty-six 0 THE RETROSPECT 0 - “ ! COMPLIMENTS OF John F. Wilmeth ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Hartsville, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF D. Carl Cook i ! ATTORNEY-AT-LAW I ! I j Hartsville, S. C. j COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA FIBER COMPANY Hartsville, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF COKER COLLEGE Hartsville. S. C. Page Forty-seven ■............... THE RETROSPECT The Hartsville Fertilizer Co. Hartsville, S. C. 0 I I ! i i i ! COMPLIMENTS OF The Enterprise Lumber Co. Hartsville, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF The Bank of Hartsville Hartsville, S. C. j ! COMPLIMENTS OF EASTERLING’S DAIRY ! i COMPLIMENTS OF ARTHUR’S FILLING STATION Page Forty-eight THE RETROSPECT 0 COMPLIMENTS OF HARTSVILLE MOTOR CO. P. H. TEDDER 24 YEARS OF HONEST HARDWARE SERVICE IN HARTSVILLE Stevenson Service Station Shell Products. Quaker State Oil. and Good Year Tires COMPLIMENTS OF Segars Chevrolet Company HARTSVILLE. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Boyd Powe Drug Company HARTSVILLE. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF The Pee Dee Horse Mule Co. HARTSVILLE. S. C. i — COMPLIMENTS OF THE CAPITOL HARTSVILLE. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Lake View Service Station HARTSVILLE. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF HARTSVILLE HARDWARE j HARTSVILLE. S. C. I COMPLIMENTS OF DENNY BROTHERS HARTSVILLE. S. C. Berry’s Cash Grocery Store CANDIES -CAKES FRCITS MTS DRINKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1935 COMPLIMENTS OF FOX HARDWARE COMPANY HARTSVILLE. S. C. TEMPLE THEATRE f OR ENTERTAINMENT Good Wishes to Class of 19 35 COMPLIMENTS OF THE ARCADE HOTEL HARTSVILLE. S. C. Page Forty nine THE RETROSPECT Q u: Li c Insurance Guarantees Education W. D. ARTHUR CO. INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF CONSUMER’S GROCER Hartsville. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF HORINBEIN’S 5-10-25 STORE __________j COMPLIMENTS OF PENNINGTON’S MORTUARY Ambulance Service COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE’S PLACE Opposite Post Office ' Just as Reliable COMPLIMENTS OF STANLEY’S CAFE Hartsville. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF The Louisianne Tea Room Hartsville. S. C. Good Wishes For The Class of 103 5 If its Insurance SEE HARY F. GANDY _ i__________ HICK’S DEPARTMENT STORE HARTSVILE. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF THE UNITED GROCERY Hartsville. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF FIFTH STREET GROCERY Hartsville. S. C. Ride the Ropes At SEGAR’S 4 Miles West of Hartsville -1 i j STOGNER MOTOR COMPANY { BUICK — PONTIAC i SALES — SERVICE | Phone 352 COMPLIMENTS OF SEGARS MOTOR COMPANY Hartsville. s. C. THE RETROSPECT I COMPLIMENTS OF I S 1 j HARTSVILLE ICE j FUEL CORPORATION j j COMPLIMENTS OF Phone 1 89 L COKER’S PEDIGREED SEED CO. “The South’s Foremost Seed Breeders” HARTSVILLE. S. C. PREMIUM COALS McALPINE McNAIR Coal Yard Rear Pee Dee Furniture Co. Phone 27 HARTSVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA r -I I COMPLIMENTS OF THE HARTSVILLE MESSENGER IHYGEIA DAIRY | j i j i 1 i i COMPLIMENTS OF i ! j j ! j ! i JORDAN’S I i j j ! j | j I i ! COMPLIMENTS OF i ! i I o i i i I 1 HARTSVILLE OIL MILL i . COMPLIMENTS OF TRUST COMPANY OF SOUTH CAROLINA i 0 THE RETROSPECT ( v • « ATTENTION STUDENTS OF 193 5-’36! FOLLOW THE GREEN ARROW To THE GREEN COUNTER There You May Get the Best PENCILS NOTEBOOKS GRAPH PAPER TYPING PAPER NOTEBOOK PAPER BOOKKEEPING PAPER SHORTHAND NOTEBOOKS And remember these supplies may be purchased conveniently during the study hall periods. Let us serve you at THE GREEN COUNTER. Compliments of HARTSVILLE DRY CLEANERS PEE DEE HATCHERY Phone 262 o Day Old and Started Chicks Poultry Supplies I - • - ' — . — y—. I L Vrs.---._ - - •-•••• . ■••-v•■ S' V “- -..••• v••� • � ---- :•■ ________________________ Vvi_ ___ _ ___ ' - — - v r -X -V - - s t • ■