Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1936 volume:

Hartsville High School THE RETROSPECT 1936 Published By SENIOR CLASS OF HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Hartsville, S. C. RETROSPECT DEDICA T I O N Recognizing her worth to the community, her devotion to the school, and her friendship for the students, the Senior Class affectionately dedicates this issue of The RETROSPECT to Mrs. J. H. Thornwell. wife of our beloved Superintendent. Page T it'o WKM THIRTY-SIX Mrs. J. H. Thornwell Page Three RETROSPECT Dr. J. H. Thornwell Superintendent of Hartsville City Schools 4. - X.-------------------------- 2- Page Four THIRTY-SIX First Raw (Left to Right): My. J. C. 1 1V ? , I', Hr i f n Bakkr Dean of Girls, History. Vocational W. P. Craw ford, A sststant Principal, .V i iss S ar a h Vvr.vvs. Mathematics; Miss Evelyn Guidance; Miss Ruth Carroi.i.. .a ui. l°.i, . .j (- Wuiiams. SciVmcc. Geography, Coach. Thtrd Ram sky. Science; Miss Kather.sk S,«Vosi“ .' Jiconomics; Miss Frances M. Rant: Mr. W. A. Smith. knghsk. Musw. Miss M , Cakolink Shaw. H ■ hconomics. Awdeeson, Commcrna! Subjects; Miss Ha.. A Fngiish- Mr. I. ■ Bethea, Agriculture; Mitt Jessie Page Fiiv RETROSPECT RE TROSPECT S T A F F Frances Dunlap Mary Luther Annie DuBose Miller Lee M. Wiggins Mary Nancy Beckham Thomas Cathcart Charles Gibbes Ted Harley Albert Segars Miss Helen Baker Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Athletic Editor Athletic Editor Business Manager Business Manager Business Manager Faculty Adviser Page Six (L lasses RETROSPECT SENIOR CLASS FLOYD CLEMSON CHITTY, President Bo Junior Honor Society 33, 34. 35. ’36; National Honor Society Vice-President ’35. ’36; Student General Association ’33. 34. 35, Chairman 36; Home Room Club 33. 34. 35, 36; All Boys' League 33. '34 35, 36; Student Council Chairman 36; Carrollum Forum 34, 35, Vice-President 36; Block II Club 35.’ 36; Boys Athletic Manager 35. 36; Chairman Athletic Publicity Committee 35, 36; Red Cross 33; Office Committee 36; Class President 33. '34. 35. 36; Commencement Marshal 33, '34. 35. Chief Marshal 35; Honor Court 34, '35. THOMAS MADDEN CATHCART. JR.. Pice-President “Thommy Home Room Club 33. 34, 35, 36; I. R. C. 35, 36; All Boys League 33. 34. 35. Vice President 36; Student General Association 33, 34, 35, 36; High School Music Club 36, Student Council Member; Student (! mined 36; Boys (dee ( tub 33, 34, 35, 36; Dramatic Club 36; Commercial Club President 35, 36; • ,rw -f $« Staff 35; Athletic Editor of Retrospect '36; Red Cross Committee 33; Store Committee 36; Class Vice-President 36; Football 33, 34. 35. 36; Basketball 33. 34. 35. 36; Block 11 Club 35. 36; Building and Grounds Committee 35; National Honor Society 36. KATHERINE HINES. Secretary Rat,” Kappy Junior Honor Society 33. 34. ‘35, 36, Treasurer; National Honor Society 35, 36. Secretary; Student (.eneral Association 33. 34. 35. 36; Home Room Club 33, 34. 33. 36, President 33; All Girls' League 33. 34. 35. 36; Student Council 36; Honor Court 35; Girls Glee Club 35. 36; Carrollum Forum 34. 35. 36; Poetry Club 35. 36; Student Council Representative 34. 36; I. R. C. 35. 36. Treasurer; Dramatic ( lub 36; Commercial ( lub 36; Editor-in-( hief of News Reel '36; Chairman of Assembly Program Committee 35; Library Committee 36. CHARLES WALKER GIBBES. Treasurer Oscar Junior Honor Society 33. 34, 35 Vice-President, 36; National Honor Society 35. 36; Student General Associat.on ’33, 34. 35, 36; All Boys League 33. 34. ’35 Secretary and Treasu er. 36 President; Home Room (lub 33. Secretary 34. Vice-President 35. 36; Boys’ Glee Club 33. 34. '35. '36; Carrollum Forum 34. 35. Student Council Member 36; Pi etry Club 35. 36; Dramatic Club 36; I. R. C. 35. 36. President; Student Council '35, 36; Sncs Reel Staff 35. 36; Business Manager of Retrospect 36; Manager Boys’ Intramural Athletics 35; Building and Grounds Committee 35; Store Committee 36; Class Secretary 33; ( lass Secretary 34; Class Vice-President 35; Class Treasurer 36; Commencement Marshal 35. HILDA FRANCES DUNLAP, Student Council Member Frankie Junior Honor Society 33. 34, 35, 36, Student Council Member: National Honor Society 35, 36; Home Room Club 33. 34. 35. 36; Student General Association 33. 34. 35. 36; All Girls League 33. 34. |35, 36. Secretary; l’.� ctry Club 35. 36; Dramatic Club 36; 1. R. C. 35. 36; Student Council 34. 35. 36, Secretary; Girls' Athletic Association '35; Editor of News Reel 35; Editor-in-Chief of Retrospf.ct ’36; Store Committee 36. ( hairman; Library Commitee 36; Senior Class Representative to Student Council 36; Class Vice-President 33, 34. Miss Hmin Baker Faculty Adviser Page Eight THIRT Y-SIX S - E - N - I STELLA LORENE ALLGOOD “Reno 1506 Marlkoro Ave.. Hartsville, S. C. All Girls’ League '33, ’34, 35. ’36: Student General A -social inn 33, 34, ’35. ’36; Home Room Club '33, 34, 35. ’36; Home Economics Club 33. ’34; Commercial Club 34, 35. 36; Basketball 33. 35; Library ’35, 36. JACK ADAMS Hartsville. S. C. All Boys’ League 33, ’34. 35. ’36; Student Council ’35, ’36; Block H Club ’35. 36; Student General Associa tion 33, '34. '35, ’36; Home Room Club ’33. ’34. '35, ’36 I. K. C. 35. ’36; Future Palmetto Farmers ‘34. ’35. ’36 Football ’35. ’36; Track Team ’35. ’36; Baseball ’35. '36 AV:e.« Reel Rej� orter '35, '36; National Honor Society 36 VIRGINIA GRACE ATKINSON Hartsville, S. C. All Girls’ League '33. 34. ‘35, ’36; Commercial Club ’35. ’36; Home Room Club ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Student General Association ’33. ’34. ’35, ’36. ELEANOR BARBIE •’Pris” Hartsville. S. C. All Girls’ League ’33, '34. ’35, ’36; Student General Association ’33. '34, 35. 36; Poetry Club 35, ’36; Dramatic Club '35, ’36; Commercial Club ’35. ’36; Home Room Club 33. ’34, '35. ’36; Girls’ Glee Club ’33, ’34. ’35. ’36. Home Economics Club ’33. '34; Secretary II. H. S. Music Club ’35. '36; Athletic Association ’35, 36; Store Committee ’36. MARY NANCY BECKHAM Hartsville, S. C. Junior Honor Society ’34. ’35. ’36; Student General Association '34. ’35, ’36: All Girls’ League '34. ’35. ’36; Home Room Club 34, '35. ’36; Commercial Club ’35, ’36; Girls’ Athletic Association '35. '36; Poetry Club ’35. '36; Dramatic Club ’35, ’36; Basketball ’35. ’36; Girls’ Athletic Editor of Retrospect 36; Senior Girls’ Athletic Association. Manager; National Honor Society ’36. EVA BETHEA “Dicky-Bird Route 1. Darlington, S. C. Home Room Club '34, ’35, ’36; All Girls’ League ’34. '35. ’36; Student General Association '34, ’35. 36; Glee Club ’34. ’35. ’36; I. R. C. ’35. ’36; Home Economics Club 34, '35, '36; Library Committee '35, ’36. - O - R - S Page Nine RETROSPECT MARY EDNA BLACKMON Hartsville, S. C. Junior Honor Society ’34, ’35, ’36; National Honor Society ’36; All Girls League ’33, ’34, ’35, 36; Student Council Representative for All Girls’ League 36: Student General Association 33, '34. 35. 36; Girls’ Glee Club ’33, ’34. ’35, ’36; Poetry Club ’36; Dramatic Club ’36; Home Room Club ’33, ’34. ’35, ’36; Ncxvs Reel Reporter for All Girls’ League ’36; Red Cross Committee ’35, Chairman; Store Committee ’36. MONROE MOISE DEWITT “Penrose” Hartsville, S. C. All Boys’ league ’33. 34. 35. ’36; Student General Association ’33, ’34, 35, ’36; Block H Club ’35, ’36; Home Room Club ’33, ’34. ’35, ’36; Commercial Club ’34, ’35; Student Council Member for Boys’ Athletics ’36; Football Si . ’34. ’35. ’36; Basketball '33, 34. ’35. ’36; Baseball 5. ’36; Tennis ’35. ’36; Track ’35. 36; Navs Reel Staff Boys’ Athletic Association ’36. WILLIAM THOMAS DEWITT “Big Bill” Hartsville, S. C. All Boys’ League 33. ’34. ’35. ’36; Boys’ Glee Club ’34. ’35, 36; Commercial Club ’34. ’35. Vice-President; Block H. Club ’35, ’36; Student General Association ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Home Room Club ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Football ’33, ’34. _’35, ’36, Captain; Baseball ’35. Alternate Captain; Track ’35. ’36; Tennis ’35. Captain Junior Team; Building and Grounds Committee ’35, 36; Boys’ Athletic Association ’36. MARGARET ELIZABETH BRYANT “Peg” Hartsville. S. C. Second Honor Graduate; National Honor Society ’36; Junior Honor Society ’33, ’34, ’35. ’36; Student General Association 33, ’34, ’35. ’36; All Girls League ’33, ’34, ’35. ’36; Commercial Club ’35. ’36; Home Room Club ’33, ’34. ’35, ’36; International Relations Club ’36. EDITH ONEITA CHAPLIN “Ann” Hartsville. S. C. All Girls’ League ’33, 34. ’35. ’36; Student General Association ’33, ’34. ’35. ’36; Commercial Club ’35, ’36; Poetry Club ’35, ’3o. MARY ELIZABETH BIGHAM Hartsville, S. C. All Girls’ League ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Student General Association ’33. ’34. ’35, ’36; Girls’ Glee Club ’33. ’34. ’35; Commercial Club ’35, ’36; Home Economics Club ’34. 35. THIRTY SIX VIDALUE DIXON “Comodity” Route 4, Hartsville, S. C. All Jirls League, ’33, '34. ’35. 36; Student General Association ’33, 34. ’35, '36; Commercial Club '34. ’35, '36; Carrollum Forum '33. '34, '35; Home Room Club '33, 34. '35. '36. JANIE EUNICE FLOWERS Hartsville, S. C. All Girls’ League '33. '34. 35, 36; Student General Association '33, '34, '35. '36; Commercial Club '34, ’35, '36; Home Economics Club '33, '34. JOHN ROY FOLSOM Gilroy,” Toddy 1405 College Avk., Hartsville, S. C. All Boys’ League '33. '34. '35, '36; Boys’ Glee Club '34, 35, '36; Student General Association 33, '34. '35, ’36; Block H Club '34. '35. '36; Commercial Club '35. ’36; Home Room Club '33, ’34. ’35, '36; Football '33, ’34, 35. '36; Basketball '33, '34. '35. '36; Baseball '35. '36; Captain of Junior Class Basketball Team '35; Traffic Committee 33; Store Committee '36; Home Room Vice-President ’36; International Relations Club ’35, '36. DOLLIE MARJORIE GALLOWAY Polly” Hartsville. S. C. Home Room Club '33, '34. '35. '36; Commercial Club '35, ’36; All Girls' league '33. '34, '35, ’36; Student General Association '33, '34, 35. '36. FRANCES EVELYN GARLAND Frenchie” Darlington. S. C. Commercial Club '34, 35; Carollum Forum ’33, '34; I. R. C. ’35. ’36; Home Room Club '33, '34, ’35, ’36; Student General Association ’33, '34. ’35. '36; All Girls’ League ’33, ’34, ’35, '36; National Honor Society 36. SYBI.E LEE GARLAND Hartsville, S. C. Commercial Club ’35. ’36; All Girls' League ’33. 34. '35, ’36; Student General Association ’33, ’34. ’35. ’36. Pag: Eleven RETROSPECT JAMES ALEXANDER GARNER “Jimmy” All Boys’ League '33. ’34. '35, 36; Home Room Club ’33. ‘34. ’35, 36; Student General Association 33. ‘34, 35. ‘36; Carrollum Forum 33, 34, ’35, ’36; Track ’36; Baseball '36. JAMES HALL All Boys’ League ’33. ’34. '35. ’36; Carrollum Forum ’34. 35; Home Room Club ’33, ’34, '35, 36; Student General Association '33, '34, ’35, ’36; Commercial Club '35. ’36; Football '33; Building and Grounds Committee ‘34. ’35. TED RHETT HARLEY Hartsville, S. C. Junior Honor Society 33, '34. ’35, ’36; All Boys’ League ‘33, ‘34, '35. ’36; Home Room Club 33. '34, ‘3!. ‘36Student General Association ’33, '34. '35. '36; I. R. C. '35, '36; Carrollum Forum ’33; Commercial Club 34, ’35; Associate Business Manager for Retrospect '36; Study Hall Committee ’35, Chairman: Office Committee ’36; National Honor Society '36. ANNIE LEE HARRELL “ Inn” Route 3. Hartsville, S. C. Commercial Club ’35. ’36; Home Room Club ’33. '34. ’35, ’36: Home Economics Club '33, '34; Student General Association ’33. '34. '35. 36; All Girls' League '33, ’34, ’35. ’36. MARGARET ELIZABETH HILL Map” 1305 First Street, Hartsville, S. C. Commercial Club ’35, '36; All Girls’ League ’33. 34, ’35. ’36; Poetry Club '35, ’36; Girls' Athletic Association '35. '36; Red Cross 34; Library Committee ’35, ’36; Girls’ Glee Club '34. ’35, ’36; Home Room Club ’33. '34. ’35. ’36. JACQUELINE LILA HILTON “Jackie” Hartsville. S. C. Home Room Club ’35, 36; Dramatic Club ’36; All Girls’ League '35, ’36; Poetry Club '35, 36; Student General Association ’35. ’36; Athletic Association ’35, ’36; Store Committee ’36. Page T ivelve THIRT Y-S X I s LEAH SARA ISEMAN Mickey,” ”Pris” Hartsville. S. C. Junior Honor Society ’33, '34. ’35, '36; All Girls’ League 33, ’34, ’35, '36; Student General Association 33, 34. 35. ‘36; Commercial Club ’35; Home Economics ('lull 33. 34; Home Room Club 33, ’34, ’35, ’36; National Honor Society ’36. ENA LEE JOHNSON Una” Route 4, Darlington. S. C. Student General Association ’32. ’33, ’34. ’35. ’36; All Girls' League ’32, ’33. '34. ’35. ’36; Commercial Club ’35, ’36; Home Room Club ’32, '33, ’34. ’35, ’36. ANNIE SUE KING Hartsville, S. C. All Girls’ League ’33, ’34. ’35. ’36; Student General Association ’33. '34. '35, ’36; Commercial Club ’34. ’35. '36; Home Room Club 33, '34, 35, ’36. FLORIDE LI NN Darlington, S. C. All Girls’ League ’33, '34, 35, ’36; Home Economics Club ’33, ’34; Student General Association ’33, ’34, ’35. ’36; Commercial Club ’35, ’36; Home Room Club '33, ’34, ’35. ’36. MARY ALICE LUTHER Jane” McBee, S. C. Junior Honor Society ’33, '34. '35 Secretary, '36; National Honor Society '35. ’36, President; Student General Association '33, '34. '35, '36; Home Room Club '33. President '34. '35, '36; All Girls' League ’33, '34, ’35. ’36. President; Student Council ’35; Honor Court '36; Carrol-lum Forum ’34. ’35. ’36; Poetry Club ’35. ’36; 1. R. C. 35. ’36; Dramatic Club ’36; Commercial Club ’36; Associate Editor of Retrospect '36; Editor-in-Chief of .Ycivs Reel '35: Chairman of Library Committee '36; Class Treasurer ’34; Commencement Marshal '35. FRANCES EDNA MARSHALL Frank,” Comodity” Hartsville, S. C. All Girls' League ’32, ’33. ’34. ’35. ’36; Poetry Club ’35, 36; Commercial Club ’34, '35, ’36; Dramatic Club '35, 36; Home Economics Club '32, 33; Girls' Athletic Association '34; Student General Association '32. '33. 34, '35. ’36; Home Room Club '32. ’33. '34, ’35, ’36; Basketball ’35, '36. Page Thirteen r RETROSPECT I 1102 RUBY ETHEL MARSHALL Second Street, Hartsville, S. C. Home Room Club ’33, ’34, ’35. '36; Student General Association 33. '34, ’35, ’36; Commercial Club '34. ’35, ’36; Girls' Ajhjfltic -Association ’35, ’36. Frances lee mcinvaille ' Fannie Lee” Fannie Lee” Hartsville, S. C. All Girls’ League ’33. '34. 35, 36; Poetry Club '35, '36; Girls’ Glee Club '34, '35, '36; Student General Association '33, '34, '35. '36; Home Room Club '33. '34, ’35, 36; Girls' Athletic Association '35, '36; Library Committee '35, ’36; Pianist for Boys’ Glee Club ’35, ’36. JAMES EDWARD MOORE McBee, S. C. Home Room Club '32. ’33. '34, ’35. ’36; Student General Association ’32, '33. '34, ’35. '36; All Boys’ League '32, '33. '34, '35, ’36; Future Palmeto Farmers '32, ’33, '34, ’35, ’36. VIRGINIA MOORE “Jtnks” Student General Association '33, '34, '35, '36; All Girls’ League '33, '34, '35. 36; Home Room Club 33, ’34, ’35, '36; Commercial Club ’33, '34, '35, 36. RUBY IRENE MIDDLETON Hartsville. S. C. Student General Association 33. ’34. '35. 36; Home Room Club 33. '34. ’35, '36; All Girls’ league '33, 34. 35, ’36; Home Economics Club ’33, '34; Commercial Club '35. ’36. ANNIE DUBOSE MILLE Ann” Hartsville. S. C. Junior Honor Society 34, '35. '36; I. R. C. '35, '36. Secretary; Carrollum Forum '35, '36; Poetry Club '35, [36; Student General Association ’33, '34. ’35, 36; All Girls’ League ’33. '34. 35, 36; Home Room Club 33. '34, '35, '36; Girls' Athletic Association ’35. '36; Basketball ’35; Associate Editor of Retrospect ’36; National Honor Society 36. Page fourteen THIRTY-SIX I AGNES VIRGINIA MORRELL Hartsvillk, S. C. All Girls’ League 33, ’34. ’35. ’36; Student General Association 33. ’34. '35. '36; Home Room Club 33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Commercial Club, ’33, 34, ’35, ’36. HELEN FERN MORRELL Funn’’ Hartsvillk, S. C. Home Economics Club ’35. ’36; Student General Association ’33, ’34. ’35, ’36; Home Room Club ’33, ’34. ’35, '36; All Girls’ League ’33, ’34, '35, ’36; Commercial Club ’34, ’35, '36. GEORGE NICHOLS Hartsvillk, S. C. All Boys’ League ’33, ’34. 35. ’36; Student General Association ’33, '34. '35, '36; Commercial Club 35, '36; Block H Club ’35, President ’36; Boys’ Glee Club ’35, ’36; Home Room Club ’33. '34. '35, '36; Football ’34, ’35, Alternate Captain; Basketball ’35, ’36; Track 34, ’35, ’36; Alternate Captain of ’35 Football Team. FANNIE MARIE ODOM Darlington, S. C. Home Room Club ’35, ’36; Student General Association ’35. ’36; All Girls’ League ’35, ’36; Home Economics Club 33. ’34. ELEANORA CHRISTINE PRICE Tina,” Chris,” ”Comodity” Hartsvillk, S. C. Junior Honor Society ’34. ’35, ’36; All Girls’ League ’33. ’34. ’35, ’36; Home Room Club ’33, ’34. ’35. 36; Student General Association ’33. ’34, ’35. ’36; Commercial Club 35. ’36; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35. ’36; Basketball ’34, ’35; Library Committee ’35, '36; National Honor Society ’36. RCBY LEE PRIVETTE Route 1, Lydia, S. C. Home Room Club ’33, ’34. ’35, 36; Student General Association ’33. ’34. ’35. ’36; Commercial Club ’35. ’36; Home Economics Club ’33. ’34; All Girls’ I-eague ’33, 34. ’35, 36. Page Fifteen RETROSPECT I I.l’I.A GRACE RAINES Lamar, S. C. Home Room Club ’33. ’34. 35. '36: Commercial Club '34, 35. ’36; All Girls’ League '33, '34. '35. '36; Home Economics Club '33, '34; Athletic Association '35, '36; Student General Association 33, 34. '35, '36. JULIA BILLINGSLY REDFEARN Billie Hartsville, S. C. I. R. C. '35, '36; Carrollum Forum 34, 35, ’36; Poetry Club 35j 36; Girls'_ Glee Club '34. 35, ’36; All Girls' League '33, '34, '35. 36; Student General Association [33, '34, 35, '36; Girls’ Athletic Association '33, 34. '35, 36; Dramatic Club '35, '36; Home Room Club '33, 34. [35, [36; Chairman of Home Room Programme Committee '35. '36; Expression Contest Winner '35; National Honor Society '36. ANNIE EVELYN RHODES Darlington, S. C. Junior Honor Society ’34. ’35, ’36; All Girls' League '33. '34. '35, '36; Student General Association ’33. 3 4. 35. ’36; Home Room Club '33, '34, '35, ’36; Commercial Club '35, '36; National Honor Society 36. WILLIE MAE ROGERS Bill Hartsville, S. C. All Girls’ League '33, '34. '35. '36; Student General Association '33, '34. 35. '36; Girls’ Glee Club '33; Commercial Club '34. 35. 36; Home Economics Club ’33, ’34; Home Room Club '33, 34, ’35, ’36. ALBERT SEGARS Home Room Club '33, '34. '35. President 36; All Boys’ League '33. 34. '35. ’36; (dee Club 35, '36. President: Football 33. '35, ’3 ; Band '36; Student General Association '33. 34. 35, '36; Commercial Club '36. Secretary; Carrollum Forum '35; Future Palmetto Farmers 33, '34. 35; Retrospect Staff '36, Assistant Business Manager. HAZEL SEGARS Commercial Club ’35; Home Economics Club 35, '36, President '36; All Girls' League '33. '34. '35, ’36; Home Room Club '33, 34. '35. '36; Student General Association '33, '34, '35, ’36. ■ Page Sixteen THIRT Y-SIX I JAMES TILLMAN SMITH “Doc” Bishopville, S. C. All Boys’ League ’33, ’34. ’35. ’36; Student General Association ’33. '34. ’35, '36; Home Room Club ’33. ’34, ’35, '36; Future Palmetto Farmers ’33. ’34. ’35: Commercial Club '34, ’35, ’36; Building ami Grounds Committee ’36. JOHN FRANKLIN STEWART Route 2. Darlington, S. C. AH Boys’ League 33, '34, '35, '36; Student Gene Association 33, '34. '35, ’36; Home Room Club 33, 34, ’35, 36; Vice-President of Agriculture Class ’33, ’34, ’35. HAZEL STOGNER •7 laze Hartsville, S. C. Home Room Club ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Dramatic Club ’35, ’36; Poetry Club ’35, ’36; All Girls’ League ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36: Student General Association ’33, ’34. ’35, ’36; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, ’36; Basketball ’35; Store Committee ’36. HERMAN TEDDER All Boys’ League ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Home Room Club 33, ’34. ’35. ’36; Student General Association ’33. ’34, ’35, ’36; Commercial Club ’36; Secretary Eighth Grade ’33. MIRIAM JACQUELYN WATFORD “Bright Eyes,” “Friz” Hartsville, S. C. Student General Association ’33, ’34, ’35, Girls’ league 33, ’34. ’35, 36; Girls’ Athletic ’33, ’34. ’35. ’36; Home Room Club ’33, ’34. Home Economics Club '34. ’35; Commercial Club Poetry Club ’35, ’36; Dramatic Club ’36. ANNIE LAURIE WOODHAM “l.ockcy” Bishopville, S. C. All Girls’ League ’33. ’34. ’35. ’36; Student General Association ’33, ’34. ’35, ’36; Girls' Glee Club ’33; Commercial Club ’34. '35, ’36; Home Economics Club ’33, ’34; Home Room Club ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36. Page Seventeen RETROSPECT S-E-N-I-O-R-S LEE MANNING W ICICI NS IIartsville, S. C. Junior Honor Society President ’33, ’34, ’35, 36; National Honor Society 35, ’36; Home Room Club 33. 34. ’35, 36; Carrollum Forum ’34, '35, 36, President; I. R. C. ‘35, 36; All Boys’ League ’33, 34, ’35, 36; Student General Association ’33, 34. ’35, ’36; Poetry Club '35, 36. Vice-President; H. H. S. Music Club '36. President; Student Council '34, 35. 36; Boys’ Glee Club ’33, '34. ’35, '36; Orchestra ’35. ’36; Band ’35. 36; Dramatic Club ’36; Commercial Club ’35; Freshman Handbill Committee '34, 35. Chairman; Harts-ville High School Handbook ’36 Editor-in-Chief; Xnvs Reel Staff 35. Business Manager; Associate Editor Retrospect ’36; Manager Junior Frolic ’35; Manager Green Counter '35; Red Cross Committee ’35; Class Vice-President '33; Class Trcastrer ’35; First Honor Graduate 36. MARY VERNE WILLIAMSON “AloHie” Hartsvillk, S. C. Junior Honor Society ’33. '34. ’35. ’36; National Honor Society ’35. ’36; Carrollum Forum 34, '35. ’36; Dramatic Club 36; Girls’ Glee Club ’34, 35, '36; Poet-y Club ’35. ’36; All Girls’ League ’33, 34, ’35. '36; Student General Association ’33. 34. ’35, ’36; I. R. C. '35. 36; Home Room Club ’33, ’34, ’35, 36; Student Council 36; Reporter News Reel 36; Library Committee 35, '36; Class Treasurer '33; Home Room President 33; Carrollum Forum Treasurer 36; All Girls' League Treasurer 36; Student Counc 1 Representative for National Honor Society ’36. EDITH ADELLE WOODHAM ‘Drey Hartsvillk, S. C. Junior Hono£ Society ’34. ’35. ’36; Carrollum Forum ’34. ’35. ’36; Poetry Club ’35. ’36; .Girls’ Glee Club ’35, 36; All Girls’ League 33. ’34. ’35. ’36; Student General Association ’33, 34, 35. ’36; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35. Secretary ’36, Vice-President; Dramatic Club ’36; Home Room Club ’33. '34, 35. ’36; Commercial Club ’35; Basketball 33, '34. ’35, 36; Editor of News Reel from Senior Class 36; Red Cross 33; National Honor Society '36. Page Eighteen THIRTY-SIX m wm 3n Jflemoriam Martha Boyd December 25, 1917—February 15, 1935 A loyal friend A diligent student A consecrated Christian Page Nineteen RETROSPECT BRIGHTEST fUTliR-E MOST ATWL-tTlC. Senior Superlatives Page Tiventy V RTY-SI Fqi€.nDU£JT BEfT DQ.ESSED WITTIEST ■ MOTT MISCHIEVOUS -MOST POPULAR-MOST CONCCITED Senior Superlatives Page Twenty-one RETROSPECT JUNIOR GLASS OFFICERS Robert Durrett ............... Barney Timmons................ Eugenia McAlpine ............. Nan McKinnon.................... Jack Roddy ................... Miss Carroll ................... ...............President Vice-President Secretary ...............Treasurer Student Council Member Class Adviser BOYS Ludy Benjamine Billy Camp Ervin Cannon Tom Coker Jack Davis Robert Durrett Carroll Gainey Kenneth Galloway Herbert Haire John Heustess Julian Howle Edward Langston Randolph McLeod William Morrell Sid Newsome Raymond Ousley Fulton Parker C. M. Pennington Charles Powell Eugene Radford Billy Rhodes Jack Roddey Barney Timmons William Wadsworth Philip Wilmeth j. D. WlNDBURN Asberry Windham James Fink Edwin Snyder CLASS ROLL GIRLS Letha Mae Alford Rae Andrews Faye Andrews Peggy Blackstone Miriam Blackwell Jane Blizzard Dorothy Brown Maude Dabbs Katherine Dunlap Dora Fogle Mary Alice Folsom Dorothy FunderbJjrk Thelma Gainey Nellie Gray Galloway Doris Gandy Thelma Gardner Irene Gillespie Ella Mae Graddick Daphine Grantham Marie Gray Margaret Harrell Genewood Hucks Mazza Lee Keith Cynthia Kelly Bessie Kelly Miriam King Vivian King Pauline Larrimore Vera Mae Lunn Eugenia McAlpine Odessa McAlpine Zena McKenzie Frances McKinnon Nan McKinnon Corrie Middleton Nettie Moody Beverly Moore Louise Morrison Mable Morrison Zelda Newsome Sophia Nichols Frances Peninger Corrie Privette Bernice Radford Constance Stevens Margaret Stokes Leila Stuckey Annie Tarte Mildred Taylor Armeeta Tyner Faye van Landingham Doris Ward Miriam Watford Evelyn Woodham Margaret Woodham Thelma Young Madge Stogner Mildred Watford Page Twenty-two The Junior Class rRETROSPECT SOPHOMORE GLASS OFFICERS Thomas Rogers . Sydney Josey..... Jeanne Byerly Kam Manship . Ann Stewart Miss Ramsey .......................President ................ Vice-President ........................Secretary ....................T reasurer Student Council Member ..........Class Adviser Alline Atkinson Carnell Atkinson Geraldine K. Atkinson Geraldine F. Atkinson Retiia Mae Bass Mary Etta Beasley Lee Doris Blackmon Mary Blackwell Helen Blasingame Myrtle Bradshaw Mable E. Brand Elizabeth Bryant Jeanne Byerly Sara Byrd Jeubl Carter Hilma Cook Margaret Daniel Odessa Dean Annie Laura DeWitt Ruth Driver Ethelekn Dudley Edith Easterling Faye Flowers Billie Folsom Margaret Gainey John Askins Paul Askins Harold Atkinson Clarence Ballard Ferris Banta Herbert Barber Wesley Blizzard William Bryant Edward Caddell Thomas Campbell Wilson Coker George Courtney James Cox David Folsom I. B. Funderburk Curtis Gainey Claude Gandy I.eon Graham Woodrow Hall I ames Hatch ell James Henderson Sam Heustess Charles Ingram CLASS ROLL GIRLS Miriam Gainey Louella Gandy Margaret Gardner Mary Jankse Gibbes Helen Goodson Evadne Graham Lillian Harley Elizabeth Hart Carrie Hodge Elizabeth Howle Ressie Mae Humphrey Hilda Ingram Dorothy Jordan Sydney Josey Frances Kf.i.i.f.y Doris King Rose Marie King Pauline Langston Jacqueline Large Syble Lee Margaret Ann McNair Helen Estelle Miller J EN NIK IX U M ILLER Elizabeth Mims Claudia Moore BOYS Billy Ketchin Charles Kupfer Walter Lunn Russell Luther Kam Manship James Marshall Frank Melton Neil McDonald Jack McElvekn-Richard McInvail Joe McKenzie Edward McKorkll Jimmy McNair Eugene Nettles George Newsome Ray Northcutt James Orr James Parker James Patterson Willis Petty Eugene Reaves Thomas Rogers Edmund Salekby (iRace Morrell Annie Morrison Vada Newsome Mary Norwood Geraldine Outlaw Bklva Pen i nger Rosa Lee Perkerson Sadie Perkins Evkrette Privettf. Josephine Privettf. mazza Lee Polson Jessie Mae Redick Klizabktii Smith Olive Snipes Hazel Sparrow Josephine Spears Maude Stephens Ann Stewart Thelma Stuckey Hannah Sumner Bernice Turnage Alf.ne Tynf.r Kathryn Weatherford Lola Mae Win burn Ki.oisk Woodiiam Robert Sedberry Kllif. Shaw Henry Simpson Cecil Sligh Cecil Spires Eugene Stanley Francis Stewart Ernest Stokes Ray Tedder Lucas Thompson Hubert Twitty Richard Wadsworth McKeiver Walters W. L. Walters Dan Watford Hkber Watson James II. Wilhelm Glen Winburn Walter Wofford Cecil Worril Harold Young Henry Young Page Tiventy-four THIRTY-SIX Page Twenty-five The Sophomore Class FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Charles Rogers Carl Cook Christine Cannon Addie Ethel Norwood Sloan Hungerpiller Miss Sarah Pegues.................. .............President Vice-President ..............Secretary T reasurer Council Member Class Adviser Cl.ASS ROLL GIRLS Onxik Alford Elizabeth Andrews Mam if. Atkinson Louise Barefoot Virginia Black mon-Martha Blackwell Lottie Bosemax Vkrlik Bradshaw Oddif. Brown-Dot Byrd Sara E. Byrd Marie Campbell Mary C. Carlisle Xorkxia Carroll Vivian Cassidy Dorothy Cato Ruby Clanton Geraldine Cook Geraldine Denny Rebecca Driggers Myrtle Driver Kdith Klmork Lucile Elmore Maybf.llf. Elmore Christine Fields Dorothy Fields Grace Flowers Emily Funderburk Margaret Gainey Myrtle Gainf.y Franklin Askins Hubert Barber T. F. Barbie Dudley Beckham John Bf.thf.a H. N. Blackwell Harold Blasingamf. Hal Bot d Charles Brand Olivf. Lee Bristow Edward Bryant Jack Camp Prkssly Chaplin Billy Crawford James Cross Arlvine Dial Kirk Dunlap Billy Durham S. E. Easterling Stanley Edgeworth Paul Elkins Robert Entzmingkr Tillman Fields Ruby Gainey Vera Gainf.y Helen Galloway Connie Gardner Inez Gardner Margie Gardner Gertrude Gibson Oleen Gibson Elma Gilbert Vera Graham Nina Grantham Margaret Greyard May me Halford Mary Blair Hall Christine Hart Sadie Hawkins Vera Henderson Frances Hodge Bernice Howi.k Edna Rak Howi.k Lai rink Howle Rosa Ingram Hattie Isemax Dorothy B. Johnson Eloisk Johnson Margaret Johnson Margaret Jones Corine Kelley Joyce Kelley Mildred Kelley Edward Flowers Rom Funderburk Bryce Gainey Carl Gainey Ernest Gainey Olen Gainey Harvey Galloway James Galloway Sid Gardner Bucky Goudelock Bernard Grantham E. V. Hoi.lo.mon Allif. Hodge Hubert Howell C. T. Howle Newton Howle Allen Hurst Robert Johnson Wallace Johnson Elbert K’ka Hjalmak Kelley James King William King Aurelia King Josie F. King Louise King Bei.ya Koon Katherine I.apady Helen Lemons Gwendolyn Love Ruth Loyd Thelma Loyd I.ui.a Mae Lundy Margie Luthi.r Betty Martin N aI.KRAH M ( I NVAILI.K Gan ell McKenzie Margaret Melton Agnes Mkaks Carrif. I.ek Miller Christine Miller Christine Mims Addie Morrison Christine Mozixgo Evelyn Murray Frances Newsomf. IONE X I ELEN Mary A. Xorthcutt Annie Outlaw Mattie Kate Outlaw Ruby Outlaw Mary I.. Parker Connie M. Petty BOYS James Koon E. II. Larki more Boyd I.awhon James Man-ship Arthur Matuse James Matuse B. P. McNresr Charles Mf.ng Gary Miller Williard Morrell Willis Morris Forrest Morrison Joe Morrison Williford Mozingo Cakroi.l Newsome El.IIF.RT N F. WSOM E Melton Newsome Zack Nichols Lawrence Norwood J. I). Outlaw Freddie Powell John Raines Marvin Reynolds Macy Pkivettk Madge V. Raines Mary F. Rkdick Eoline Rhodes Katherine Roberts Ellen Rogers Margaret Saleeby F-va Sanders F)i.eaxor Sec.ars Marion Sf.gars Martha I.. Shaw Ruth Smith Ski.ma Stognkr Mary Stokf.s Margie Stuckey Virginia Stuckey Bertie M. Taylor Ethel L. Teel Margaret Tyner Inza I'm FREY Margaret Wadsworth Esther M. Warren Louise Watford Bernice Watson Sara Lee Weatherford Eva Mae Weinburg Bkaulah Winburn Nf.ttie Windham Thro Windham Edith Weatherford Ethel Young Harry Rhodes Anton Saleeby II. J. Savf.rance Eaki.k Scott Sydney Lee Segars Harvey Shumate Carlysle Smith Everett Smith W. T. Smith Jake Smothers Marion Sparrow Joe Stf.wart Heyward Stokf.s Charles Suggs Willie Suggs Brooks Sumner Billy Terrell Robert Turnagf. John Tyner George Watkins Blake Wei nburg Cecil Weinburg Buck Young Page Twenty-six THIRTY-SIX Page Twenty-seven RETROSPECT Campus Capers Page Twenty-eight RETROSPECT S T U I) E N T G E N E R A L 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 as are entrusted to the students. The following students and faculty members served on the Board of Control during 1935-1936: STUDENT COUNCIL FLOYD Chi TTY. Senior Class President. Chairman Frances Dunlap Jack Roddy Ann Stewart Sloan Hungerpiller Mary V. Williamson Irene Gillespie Monroe DeWitt Nan McKinnon Jack Adams......... Mary Edna Blackmon Charles Gibbes Edward Langston Hilda Ingram Lee Wiggins ....... Katherine Hines Thomas Cathcart . Robert Durrett Miss Helen Baker .....................Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class . Freshman Class National Honor Society Junior Honor Society Hoys' Athletics Girls' Athletic Association All Boys' League All Girls' League ...............Carrollum Forum Future Farmers of America Club Home Economics Club International Relations Club Poetry Club Hartsville High School Music Club Drama Club ........................... Sponsor HONOR COURT Ted Harley Mary Luther Annie DuBose Miller Maude Dabbs Philip Wilmeth Elizabeth Hart 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 Thirty STUDENT COUNCIL Back Rose, I.cft to right Floyd Ciiitty. Chairman: Frances Dunlap, Edward Langston, Robert Durrktt, Jack Roddy. Thomas Cathcart. Monrok DkWitt, Lkk M. Wiggins. Front Rose—Irene Gillespie, Sloan Hungkrpiller. Mary Verne Williamson. Nan McKinnon, Ann Stewart, Hilda Ingram. Mary Edna Blackmon. Katherine Hines. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Mary Luther President Floyd Chitty M. .9 ................... Vice-President Katherine Hines ..................... . . Secretary Miss Helen Baker Treasut mind Sponsor Mary Verne Williamson Student Counm Member Jack Adams. 36 Mary Nancy Beckham. '36 Mary Edna Blackmon, 36 Margaret Bryant. '36 Thomas Cathcart. '36 Floyd Chitty. 36 Frances Dunlap. ’36 ACTIVE MEMBERS Frances Garland. 36 Charles Gibbes. '36 Ted Harley, ’36 Katherine Hines. '36 Leah Iseman, ’36 Mary Luther. ’36 Olin Adams J. T. Alford Victoria Allen Mabel Bair Kathryn Barbie Orell Berry Hawthorne Best Inez Blackmon Aurelia Byrd Martha Carnes Fred Carpenter Sara Beckham Carpenter Myrtle Carpenter Flora Coker Martha Coker Charlotte Coker Katie Mae Coker Bratton Davis Eva Blanche Davis Margaret Durrett Glorian Easterling Elizabeth Fink Harry Frampton Lawrence Gibbs Jane Gilbert Caroline Gillespie Margaret Goodson ALUMNI MEMBERS Tom Goodson Annie Lou Segars Hafner Louise Helms Thelma Helms Susan Hicks Marguerite G. Hoffman Sara Howle Gladys Hungerpiller Kent Hungerpiller Ruth Inabnit Laura Inabnit Charles Jackson Nettie Allen Johnson Barbara Kalber Mary Elizabeth Law Mary Lee Jennings Lewis Woodrow Lewis Irene Chitty Lynn Henry Malone Jack McAlpine Dorothy McDonald Frances McDonald Louise McDonald Eleanor McKinnon Katie McKinnon Roberta McKinnon Dakota Melton Annie DuBose Miller. ’36 Christine Price. ’36 Billie Redfearn, ’36 Annie Rhodes, ’36 Lee Manning Wiggins, '36 Mary v. Williamson, ’36 Edith Woodham, ’36 Dorothy Miller Anna Margaret Nettles John Nichols Janie Parrish Beatrice Parrott Juanita Parrott Maria Powell Mary Reynolds Margaret P. Reynolds Ruth Rhodes Marguerite m. Rhodes Finch Ridge Caroline Segars Belva Segars Judson Segars William Shelley Betty Sing Christine Sligh Grace Smith Lemeul Stephenson Mary C. Stephenson Ruth Stewart Gladys Terrell Belle G. Thornwell Margaret Tillotson Joseph Wiggins Miriam Yarborough Page Thirty-two Hartsville Chapter National Honor Society Page Thirty-three rRETROSPECT T H E JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The Junior Honor Society was founded March 14, 1933 by the Student Council in answer to a demand for the organization of honor students not sufficiently advanced in school to be members of the National Honor Society. With characteristic enthusiasm the initial group ruled that this was to be a society with definite and constructive activities. Therefore, each spring for three successive years a part of one meeting of the Junior Honor Society was dedicated to committee reports on suggested projects. As an outgrowth of these suggestions the society has come to make a number of progressive contributions to the life of the school. In 1933- 34 the chart of school officers was first drawn and hung in the front hall. Every year since then the chart has been renewed after the election of new officers. The spring of 193 3- 34 saw a Junior Honor Society committee work out our first freshman handbill. It was a mimeographed leaflet of two pages to be distributed to new students at the opening of school. The succeeding year 1934-'35 this leaflet was expanded to three pages. Now a plan is underway ro publish for next year a printed handbook which will contain information valuable to upperclassmen as well as to new students. Along with the handbill project was developed the Freshman Orientation Committee. This group of Junior Honor Society members gives personal assistance to the freshmen during their first days of school. The first such committee was appointed for the year 1934 ’35. The project was repeated this year and will be continued indefinitely in the future. In the fall of 1934- 35 the Junior Honor Society first undertook to provide pencils and paper for students who wished to buy them at school. Those in charge of this brought the pencils and paper into the front of the study hall where they were sold before school. During the two years of its existence this business has acquired a stand. THE GREEN COUNTER: a stock room in the auditorium, and a bank account which permits the Junior Honor Society to pay the expenses of projects which it undertakes. Also. THE GREEN COUNTER is now open every period during the school day and it has increased the variety of its supplies. During the year 1935-’36 the society has added to its activities two new projects. Its members have made themselves responsible for operating the Freshman Library and for keeping posted on the blackboard in the study hall a calendar of school activities for the short period each day. Throughout the three years of its history the Junior Honor Society has held fast to the ideals of scholarship, leadership, character, and service which were the standards set for it by the Student Council and the Faculty Advisory Committee. The organization has drawn up its constitution and adopted its pin. a small gold block H. February 26. 1936 the three-year-old Junior Honor Society of the Hartsvillc High School voted to affiliate itself with the national organization of junior honor societies. It sent in its application for membership and in March received a most kindly welcome as the Hartsville Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society. This year and succeeding years elections will be to the National Junior Honor Society. The local organization thus gradually will be superseded by the national organization. The National Junior Honor Society receives from the Junior Honor Society its spirit, its purposes, its projects, and some of its members. Robert Durrett Maude Dabbs Eugenia McAlpine Jane Blizzard Irene Gillispie Miss Katherine Lee OFFICERS President ...........Vice-President ................Secretary T reasurer Student Council Member . . Sponsor ACTIVE MEMBERS Geraldine Elsie Atkinson Mary Nancy Beckham Mary Edna Blackmon Margaret Bryant Evelyn Burnette Jeanne Bykrly Ervin Cannon Floyd Chitty Dorothea Crouch Fraxces Dunlap Katherine Dunlap Dorothy Funderburk I. B. Funderburk Margaret Gardner Thelma Gardner Charles Gibbes Ted Harley Elizabeth Hart Katherine Hines Charles Ingram Hilda Ingram Leah Isemax Sydney Josey Billy Ketch in Mary Luther Odessa McAlpine Nan McKinnon Annie DuBosk Miller Christine Price Annie Rhodes Jack Roddy Thomas Rogers Ann Stewart Faye VanI.andingham McKeiver Walters Lee Manning Wiggins Mary Verne Williamson Philip Wilmeth Edith Wood ham Victoria Allen ALUMNI MHMBERS Flora Coker Betty Sing Page Thirty-four RETROSPECT THE NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR S O C I E T Y The Hartsvillc Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society makes its first appearance in the Hartsville High School this year. Ours is the 219th chapter. The national society is only about seven years old. It was founded by authority of the Executive Committee of the Department of Secondary-School Principals in answer to a demand for the national organization of local junior honor societies. The organization has for its purpose: the creation of enthusiasm for superior scholarship: the stimulation of a desire to serve faithfully one's school, community, and country: the promotion of trustworthy leadership and loyal student citizenship: and the development of exemplary qualities of character in the students. Membership in this chapter is based on scholarship, service, leadership and citizenship, and character. A member's cumulative high school scholastic average must equal or exceed 90.75. To be eligible for election a student must also be a member of the freshman or sophomore class and he must have finished the seventh grade at the Hartsville Grammar School and one semester at the Hartsville High School or he must have attended the Hartsville High School three semesters. A freshman or sophomore who has met all requirements for membership in the society with the exception of having attended the Hartsvillc City Schools the prescribed period of time is announced publicly the pledge of the organization until sufficient time has elapsed to warrant him full membership. Once elected to membership in the society, a student who maintains the standards of the organization, retains his membership throughout his junior and senior years. The emblem of the National Junior Honor Society is a torch. Each member of the society is entitled to wear this emblem. In the year 1935- 36. the Hartsville Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society has been brought into existence: its constitution has been drawn up: and its first members elected. The organization looks forward with confidence to a bright future in which it develops its contributions to the Hartsville High School and thereby stimulates and attains its own growth. MEMBERS Miss Katherine Lee ...... Frank Askins Jeanne Byerly Christine Cannon Margaret Gardner Lillian Harley Elizabeth Hart Sloan Hungerpiller Hattie Iseman ......................................Sponsor Billy Ketch in Ruth Lloyd Kam Manship Vada Newsome Katherine Roberts Thomas Rogers Ann Stewart McKeiver Walters Theo Windham PLEDGES Christine Hart Robert Johnson Mildred Kelley Nettie Windham Page Thirty-six THIRTY-SIX A V NEWS REEL STAFF Editor-in-Chief. Katherine Hinf.s; Associate Editor, Mary Verne William son. Managing Editor, Lee Manning Wiggins; Assistants, Piiilii Wilmetii. Jack Roddy, Ann Stewart. Odessa McAlpine, Kam Manship; Columnist. Maude Daubs; Literary Editor, Mary Luther; Exchange Editor. Sidney Josey; Re-l� ortcrs. Jack Adams, Mary Edna Blackmon. Tommy Catiicart. Monroe DkWitt. Katherine Dunlap, Rorert Dcrrktt, Kknnitii Calloway, Francks Garland, Charles Girres. Lillian Harley. Sloan Hunger-piller. Nan McKinnon. Annie DuBosf. Miller. Billie Redfearn. Editii Woodiiam, Voncile Young; Faculty Adviser, Miss Irene Hunt. HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HANDBOOK STAFF Back Rozv (Left to Right): Kam Manship, Ervin Cannon, Phillip Wilmetii, Jack Roddy, I,ee M. Wiggins. Editor-in-Chief. Front Rote: Christine Price, Christine Cannon, Fayf. VaxLaxdingham, Mary Vernf. Williamson, Mary Luther. Faculty Advisers: Miss Katherine Lee, Miss Helen Baker. Page Thirty-seven RETROSPECT THE GARROLLUM FORUM “Possunt Quia Posse Vidcntur” Vergil, Aeneid, Book V, Line 231 The oldest club in the High School, the Carroll urn Forum, organized in 1924, has during the | ast year shown itself to he among the youngest and most progressive in new plans, projects, and services to the school. Its aims—to stimulate and increase interest in the Latin language among the students of the High School, to lead younger pupils into the paths of culture ami attainment which Latin affords, ami to awaken the people of Hartsville to the real values of Latin have aw ays been kept in mind in the selection of new activities, and through these activites the organization has successfully achieved its purposes. The chief outlet for our projects is in our meetings, eight of which were held during the year. Our pre-Christmas season consisted of three meetings, one at Hallowe'en, another at Thanksgiving, and the culmination of our activities for 1935 in our meeting on December X, in celebration of the last day of the Horatianum Bimillcnium, which had been observed all over the world during the year. Main features of the program were a speech on Horace by our president, a play a! out Horace's early life, a reading of some of Horace’s Odes by Dean R. W. Durrctt of Coker College, and a selection from Horace, Integer Vitae, by the Boys’ Glee Club of the High School. The Carrollum Forum was honored to have Dr. Hubert Poteat of Wake Forest College visit it in January and deliver an address, the subject of which was “The Death of the Roman Republic.” Dr. Poteat is head of the Latin Department at Wake Forest, and is a most interesting and charming s| eaker. Our next meeting, the occasion of the initiation of our new members, was a scene of much merriment. The program opened with a speech by Miss Mary Taylor of Coker College on Modern Rome and Roman Festivals. Following this, the candidates for admission to the Carrollum Forum were put through their paces in the true Roman style, ami some of their actions caused much laughter among the older members. Our most recent Roman banquet, the grand climax of the Carrollum Forum program for the year, was held on May 17, 1935. President J. T. Alford, toga-clad, welcomed the guests into the study hall, and at 8:30 he led the procession over to the gymnasium, which had l� cen decorated with highly ( olished tables, flowers, candles, and couches, in the manner of the Romans. The President invoked the favor of almighty Jupiter and requested the augurs to take the auspices. Two pigeons flew forth, ami the omens were declared favorable. As the program was in honor of Horace, Dean R. W. Durrctt made a talk on Horace’s Life and Works. There followed several musical selections, talks, original poems, ami plays interspersed between the courses of the meal, which was served by slaves. These attractions, ami especially the plays, created much interest and amusement. The President’s call for his sandals indicated the end of one of the most enjoyable banquets ever witnessed at the High School. One of the activities originated and sponsored by the Carrollum Forum this year is its Alumni Association. This auxiliary is composed of all former members of the Carrollum Forum who wish to join. Its purpose is to increase interest in Latin among the people of Hartsville, a pur|x se which fits in with our own aims. Many of the alumni have already joined, and the enrollment list is constantly growing. The Carrollum Forum sponsored in our school this year the National Book Week. All of our members read books and made reports on them in the various home rooms. We plan to conduct Latin Week also this year, during which time we shall give exhibits, have papers presented, demonstrate our work to our parents, and give a program at the grammar school. We plan for our Roman Banquet this spring to combine our two most important events of the year, the banquet itself and the annual visit of Dr. R. V. I). Magoffin, noted archtrolgoist, Head of Classics of New York University, and to present the largest ami most gala Roman festival in the history of our school. Our organization has in the past year experienced its most useful, most constructive, and most progressive year since its inception twelve years ago. Through new projects it has increased its prominence and importance in school life, and it has succeeded in vitalizing I.atin among its mentl ers as well as among all the students of High School. OFFICERS Lee Manning Wiggins Floyd Chitty ............. Annie DuBose Miller . Mary Verne Williamson Charles Gibbes...... Miss Ruth Carroll ............................ President .....................Vice-President ........................Secretary ...................T reasurer Student Council Member Sponsor Page Thirty-eight mmmmm m m wmmmmmm THE CARROLLUM FORUM RETROSPECT T H E I N T E RNATIONA L RELATIONS CLUB The charter for the International Relations Club was granted during the 1934-35 session and many plans were made for the organization and development of this club. During the 1934-35 session, these plans as well as many more have been successfully carried out. The membership of the International Relations Club is composed of history students who have maintained a scholastic average worthy of recognition. The purpose of the club is to promote a keen interest in and appreciation of world affairs not only in the club but in the members of the student body. Every Monday during the chapel period the International Relations Club sponsors a speaker who gives a resume of world news for the period of a week. The International Relations Club also sponsored an open meeting with Dr. C. N. Sisson of Coker College as guest speaker. At their regular meetings the members of the club were fortunate in having Miss Laura E. Howard of the Coker College faculty and others as guest speakers. Although the International Relations Club is one of the newest organizations in the Hartsvillc High School, it has aroused the enthusiasm of the history students and student body and has greatly increased the interest in international affairs. OFFICERS Charles Gibbes Jack Adams Annie DuBose Miller KATHERINE HlNES . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Lee Manning Wiggins Miss Jessie Cox Student Council Member . Sponsor Sponsor Miss Helen Baker MEMBERS Jack Adams Eva Bethea Lee Doris Blackmon Jane Blizzard Margaret Bryant Evelyn Burnett Jeanne Byerly Christine Cannon Ervin Cannon Mary Clara Carlisle Thomas Cathcart Dorothea Crouch Maude Dabbs Odessa Dean Frances Dunlap Katherine Dunlap Robert Durrett Faye Flowers John Roy Folsom Marjorie Galloway Frances Garland Charles Gibbes Irene Gillespie Ted Harley Margaret Harrell Elizabeth Hart James Henderson John Heustess Jacqueline Hilton Katherine Hines Charles Ingram Mary Luther Kam Manship Eugenia McAlpine Nan McKinnon Annie Dubose Miller Frances Peninger Josephine Privette Jessie Mae Redick Billie Redfearn Thomas Rogers Cecil Sligh Ernest Stokes William Wadsworth Lee Manning Wiggins Mary V. Williamson Philip Wilmeth Page Forty RT ■SIX Page Forty-one RETROSPECT II.II..S. MUSIC CLUB First Sopranos— Peggy Blackstone Margaret Hill Mary Blackwell Mabel Brand Mary Edna Blackmon Edith Woodham Mary Janese Gibbes Martha Blackwell Margaret Anne McNair Jane Blizzard Christine Cannon First Tenors— Hubert Twitty Kaminer Manship Bill Terrell Robert Entzminger Marvin Reynolds Earl Scott Boyd Lawhon Walter Wofford Neil McDonald Second Tenors— Paul Elkins Clarinets— Jack Roddy Philip Wilmeth Lee Wiggins Marvin Reynolds Jack Bethea Violins— Martha Blackwell Lee Doris Blackmon Dora Fogle Daphine Grantham John David Askins GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Dora Fogle Dorothy Funderburk Helen Goodson Katherine Hines Belva Koon Claudia Moore Betty Martin Mary Lou Parker Katherine Roberts Ann Stewart Eva Bethea Leila Stuckey BOYS’ GLEE CLUB Frank Askins John David Askins Wilson Coker Ted Barbie McKeiver Walters First Basses— Allie Hodge C. M. Pennington Henry Young Randolph McLeod Ervin Cannon Charles Powell BAND T rombones— Paul Askins Kirk Dunlap Billy Ketchin T rumpets— Robert Durrett Ervin Cannon Charles Powell ORCHESTRA Paul Elkins Robert Entzminger Piano— Miriam Blackwell T rumpets— Robert Durrett Second Sopranos— Eleanor Barbie Bessie Kelly Billie Folsom Virginia Stuckey Mary V. Williamson Selma Stogner Sloan Hungerpiller Maude Dabbs Dorothy Cato Odessa McAlpine Connie Gardner Robert Durrett Philip Wilmeth Lee Wiggins Second Basses— Jack Roddy Albert Segars James Parker Edward McKorrell John Roy Folsom Billy DeWitt Tommy Cathcart Charles Gibbes Saxophones— Jack Davis Albert Segars Bass— Charles Rogers Percussion— Ted Barbie Hrvin Cannon Charles Powell Clarinets— Jack Roddy Philip Wilmeth Lee Wiggins OFFICERS Lee Wiggins Jack Roddy ......... Eleanor Barbie Tommy Cathcart Mr. w. Arthur Smith Miss Hannah Coker ........................................President ...................................Vice-President ........................................Secretary ... Student Council Member Director of Orchestra. Band. Boys Glee Club Director of Girls’ Glee Club Page Forty-two rRETROSPECT P A L M E T T () PLAY E R S OFFICERS Maude Dabbes Mary Edna Blackmon Nan McKinnon Odessa McAlpine Robert Durrett Miss Irene Hunt ..........................President Vice-President ......................Secretary .....T reasurer Student Council Member ................Sponsor MEMBERS Eleanor Barbie Mary Nancy Beckham Jane Blizzard Thomas Cathcart Frances Dunlap Edith Easterling John Roy Folsom Charles Gibbes Mary Janese Gibbes Irene Gillespie Martha Jane Graham Margaret Hill Jacqueline Hilton Katherine Hines Mildred Kelly Mary Lutiikr Frances Marshall Fannie Lee McInvaille Vada Newsome Addie Ethel Norwood Billie Redff.rn Katherine Roberts J. T. Smith Ann Stewart Hazel Stogner Selma Stogner Leila Stuckey Miriam Watford Lee Manning Wiggins Mary Verne. Williamson Philip Wilmeth Edith Woodiiam Evelyn Woodiiam HUNGERPILLER POETRY CLUB The Hungerpiller Poetry Club was founded in March. 1935. and was named for its sponsor. Mr. J. C. Hungerpiller. 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. This organization is open to all the students who are interested in this type of work. Although this is a new club, it is growing rapidly in interest as well as numbers. The Poetry Club holds monthly meetings during the school year. At these meetings, we study various authors and their works, our own original poems—criticizing and helping our own future poets. One outstanding program of the year was the visit from Hartsville's own poetess. Mrs. Mills. She gave us some interesting ideas about poetry OFFICERS Annie DuBose Miller Lee Manning Wiggins Robert Durrett Katherine Hines Mr. j. c. Hungerpiller ...............President . .............Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Student Council Member ................Sponsor MEMBERS Eleanor Barbie Mary Nancy Beckham Ludy Benjaminf. Mary Edna Blackmon Christine Cannon Vivian Cassidy Edith Chaplin Jack Davis Frances Dunlap Robert Durrett Charles Gibbes Margaret Hill JACQUELI NE 1111.TO.N Katherine Hines Mary Luther Fannie Lee McInvaille Annie DuBose Miller Billie Redpearn Jack Roddy Hazel Stogner Barney Timmons Miriam Watford Lee Manning Wiggins Philip Wilmeth Mary Verne Williamson Edith Woodiiam Page Forty-four wa........................... .. COMM ER C I A L club OFFICERS Thomas Cathcart Mary Nancy Beckham Vice-President Albert Segars Secretary George Nichols T reasurer Miss Anderson MEMBERS Sponsor Leatha Mae Alford Ted Harley George Nichols Lorene Allgood Annie Lee Harrell Sophia Nichols Virginia Atkinson Margaret Harrell Raymond Ousley Eleanor Barbie John Hf.ustess Fulton Parker Mary Nancy Beckham Margaret Hill Frances Peninger Mary Bigham Katherine Hines Christine Price Jane Blizzard Genewood Hucks Ruby Privette Dorothy Brown Julian Howle Bernice Radford Margaret Bryant Ena Lee Johnson Grace Raines Ervin Cannon Mazzalee Keith Annie Rhodes Thomas Cathcart Cynthia Kelley Billy Rhodes Tom Coker Annie Sue King Jack Roddy Wilson Coker Vivian King Willie Mae Rogers Jack Davis Ed Langston Albert Segars Billy DeWitt Pauline Larrimore Constance Stevens Vidalue Dixon Floride Lunn Frank Stewart Eunice Flowers Vera Mae Lunn Madge Stogner Dora Fogle Mary Luther Margaret Stokes John Roy Folsom Eugenia McAlpine Mildred Taylor Mary Alice Folsom Odessa McAlpine Herman Tedder Dorothy Funderburke Zena McKenzie Barney Timmons Carroll Gainey Frances McKinnon Armeeta Tyner Thelma Gainey Nan McKinnon William Wadsworth Marjorie Galloway Randolph McLeod Doris Ward Nellie Gray Galloway Corrie Middleton Miriam Watford Kenneth Galloway Irene Middleton Ray Watts Thelma Gardner Frances Marshall Fay VanLandingham Syble Garland Ruby Marshall J. D. WlNBURN Irene Gillespie Nettie Moody Asberry Windham Ella Mae Graddick Virginia Moore Annie Laurie Woodham Martha Graham Agnes Morrell Evelyn Woodham Daphine Grantham Fern Morrell Margaret Woodham Herbert Haire Louise Morrison Thelma Young James Hall Mable Morrison voncile Young Page Forty-six H O M H ECONOMICS CLUB 1936 OFFICERS Hilda Ingram........................................................... President Genewood Hucks Vice-President Margaret Jones Jennie Lou Miller Hilda Ingram Miss Dorothy Simmons T reasurer Student Council Member AIM: A Happy Home for Every family and a Well Rounded Personality for Every Girl. MEMBERSHIP: Second Year Home Economics Girls. Leatha Mae Alford Ella Mae Graddick Addie Morrison Faye Andrews Martha Graham Zelda Newsome Mamie Atkinson Daphine Grantham Mary Alice Northcutt Eva Bethea Genewood Hucks Geraldine Outlaw Mary Blackwell Bessie Mae Humphrey Belva Peninger Miriam Blackwell Hilda Ingram Rosalie Perkerson Helen Blasingame Dorothy Johnson Sadie Perkins Myrtle Bradshaw Dorothy Jordon CORRIE PRIVETTE Dorothy Brown Margaret Jones Josephine Privette Oddie Brown Joyce Kelly Mazza Lee Polson Elizabeth Bryant Frances Kelly Ellen Rogers Sarah Byrd Bessie Kelly Hazel Segars Dorothy Cato Doris King Hazel Sparrow Ruby Blanton Rose Marie King Josephine Spears Margaret Daniel Katherine Lafady Margaret Stokes Dolly DeWitt Pauline Larrimore Mildred Taylor Grace Flowers JACQUELINE LARGE Armeta Tyner Faye Flowers Pauline Langston Esther Mae Warren Dora Fogle Agnes Mears Katherine Weatherford Miriam Gainey Jennie Lou Miller Doris Ward Myrtle Gainey Christine Miller Lola Mae Winburn Thelma Gainey Claudia Moore Theo Windham Doris Gandy Fern Morrell Beaulah Windburn Margaret Gainey Louise Morrison Thelma Young Loretta Gandy Voncile Young Interesting Events: (1) Mother-Daughter Banquet—April: (2) Fashion Show Featuring Historical Costumes: (3) Wiener Roast at Bessie Mae Humphrie s Home; (4) Annual Picnic and Swim at the Legion Hut: (5) Simplicity Clothing Contest. Time of Meeting: Weekly programs in each section—-with four meetings outside of school when all members are together. Outside Affiliations: Membership in State and National Home Economics Association. 1TTHIRT Y-SlX Page Forty-nine RETROSPECT HARTSVILLK FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB OFFICERS President ......... Vice-President Secretary ...................T reasurer Student Council Member ................ Sponsor MEMBERS Jack Adams Raymond Ousley Richard McInvaille Willis Petty Edward Langston J. O. Bethea D. Carl Cook James Cross Tillman Fields David Folsom Olin Gainey Harvey Galloway Hubert Howell Newton Howle Allen Hurst Robert Johnson James King William King Walter K. Lunn Frank Melton B. P. McNeese Willard Morrell Forrest Morrison Joe Morrison Claude Newsome Lawrence Norwood John Raines Harvey Shumate Joe Stewart George Watkins Blake Weinberg Cecil Weinberg J. D. Outlaw Francis Stewart Sam Heustess Edward Snyder Ferris Banta Edward Bryant William Bryant Hugh Neal Blackwell James Cox S. C. Easterling Bryce Gainey Curtis Gainey Thaddis Gainey Woodrow Hall James Henderson C. T. Howle James Koon Joe McKenzie Gary Miller Carroll Newsome George Newsome Ray Northcutt Ellie Shaw Henry Simpson Marion Sparrow Everett Smith Heyward Stokes Lucas Thompson Richard Wadsworth Heber Watson Glenn Winburn J. D. Winburn Kenneth Galloway Charlie Suggs William Morrel Billy Rhodes James Patterson w. L. Walters Page Fifty rRETROSPECT THE ALL GIRLS’ LEAGUE In October. 1931. The All Girls' League was organized in The Hartsville High School. Every girl in the high school is included in the membership. The purpose of this organization 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. Much success has been obtained this year in carrying out these purposes. Especially have we emphasized the last. This year our programs have consisted of talks by accomplished professionals to aid girls in choosing a vocation. Among the speakers were Miss Katherine Edwards and Miss Victoria Allen, a former high school graduate. A most interesting project which was carried out this year was the formation of a Lost-and Found bureau which has proved to be a great aid to careless students. Also of great interest was the debate between the Boys' League and the Girls' League. The officers of The All Girls' League for 19 35-36 were: Mary Luther President KATHERINE Hines Vice-President FRANCES Dunlap . Secretary-Treasurer MARY Edna Blackman Student Council Member Miss Sarah PEGUES Sponsor THE ALL BOYS’ LEAGUE Charles Gibbes Tommy Cathcart Barney Timmons ........ Robert Durrett Jack Adams Mr. W. p. Crawford .............................President . . Vice-President ........................Secretary Treasurer Student Council Member Sponsor The All Boys' League is a comparatively young organization in the history of this school. The League is composed of every boy in the school and has two purposes: first, to train its members in public speaking: and second, to promote athletics in the school. The League has successfully carried out each of its projects during the past year. At every meeting we have speeches and debates by the members. The most important debate during the last school year was the debate between the Boys’ League and the Girls' League. In promoting athletics the Boys' League has continued the intramural contest started last year. This contest includes tag football, indoor baseball, track and tennis. This contest creates more interest among the boys than any other project of the school. Page Fifty-two rRETROSPECT Miss Sarah Phgues We, the members of the Senior Class, on behalf of the students of the Hartsville High School, dedicate this page of The RETROSPECT to Miss Sarah Pegues. We do this as an expression of our appreciation of her loyal and enthusiastic support of athletics in our high school and as an evidence of our gratitude for her help and her unselfish thoughtfulness of others. Page Fifty-four THIRTY-SIX J, GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Nan McKinnon Edith Woodham............. Eugenia McAlpine ...... Hilda Ingram.......... Nan McKinnon........ Odessa McAlpine . Miss Caroline Shaw .........................President ................. Vice-President ....................Secretary ................Treasurer Student Council Member .........Cheer Leader ............Sponsor The Girls’ Athletic Association has introduced three new games this year: soccer, baseball, and clogging. These, in addition to basketball, tennis, and horseshoes, furnish a wide field of sports from which a girl may choose her favorites. A new system has been worked out by which the girls receive points for participating in any kind of sport. When they earn the required number of points, they are awarded a block “H. The plan for awarding a block letter was worked out by a committee and was adopted by the Association. This plan makes it possible for a girl to obtain a letter in two years, pro- vided she takes an active part in sufficient sports to give her thirty sport points. The sports are divided as follows: (1) major class sports: soccer, basketball, baseball: (2) minor individual sports: horseshoes, tennis, clogging. Making a class team in a major sport gives five sport points credit, a varsity giving two extra points. Taking part in an individual sport gives three sport points credit, an individual championship giving two extra points. After a girl has made her letter, she is awarded a star for fifteen additional points and a crescent for thirty additional points. The main objective of the new plan is to arouse interest in sports by making it possible for any girl sufficiently interested and willing to put forth the effort to get a letter regardless of whether or not she is a star athlete. The Girls' Basketball team was very successful this year, winning eight out of ten games. The scores were as follows: Hartsville .................................. 37 Hartsville 47 Hartsville 20 Hartsville ................................... 37 Hartsville................................... .26 Hartsville.................................... 18 Hartsville . . 29 Hartsville ................................... 19 Hartsville ................................... 38 Hartsville ................................... 48 Lydia..................................... 17 Darlington ............................... 13 Bennettsville ............................ 21 Cheraw ................................... 17 Florence ................................. 16 Bennettsville..............................22 Bishopville................................ 6 Cheraw ................................... 13 Darlington ............................... 17 Florence ................................. 11 Page Fifty-five Page Fitly six k GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD Standing, Last Row (Left to Right): Miss Ai.icr Griffin, Coach; Miss Caroline Shaw, Coach; Second Rote: Ethel Young, Francks Marshall, Geraldine Atkinson, Margaret Gainf.y, Elizabeth Smith, Voncilk Young; Seated: Hilda Ingram, Mary Nancy Beckham, Edith NVoodham. Mazza Lee Polson, Beverly Moore. Ann Stewart. TROSPECT THIRTY-SIX FOOT BALL Mr. M. C. Williams To Mr. Williams, who has coached the football team for two years, the girls' basketball team for one year, and the boys' basketball team for one year and who has severed his connection with school, we. the squads of 1935- 6 hereby express our appreciation of his faithful and efficient service. We assure Mr. Williams that he has our best wishes for success in his new field of work. The Red Foxes of 19} 5 enjoyed one of the best seasons in the history of athletics at the Hartsvillc High School. Competing with teams whose enrollment was considered above theirs, they bowed their heads in defeat only once and that by an unusually close score. This team again distinguished itself by winning the Pee Dee Conference title for the third consecutive year, placing seven men on the All Pee Dee Conference eleven. For the firsr time in the history of the High School the Red Foxes placed a man on the Charlotte Observer's All State eleven. This distinction goes to Albert Segars. tackle and brilliant kicker. Other members of the team who contributed enormously to the Red Foxes string of victories were Tommy Cathcart. a hard running, elusive halfback: George Nichols, line plung ing fullback deluxe: Monroe DeWitt. who paved the way to many a victory with his excellent blocking: James Fink. Ed Langston, and Harold Young, who came in for their share of the glory. In the line. Captain Billy DeWitt. ace tackle and possessed of a fighting heart: Fulton Parker, easily the most outstanding end in the history of the Hartsville High School: James Parker, excellent pass receiver: Jack Adams, always in the game and a most dependable tackle; W. T. Smith, the only freshman on the first eleven and all conference guard: John Roy Folsom, star center and only member of the team to play full time in every game. Seven of the members of this year's team are seniors. Next year's team may be lighter and less experienced but we know that these handicaps will be overcome by their fighting spirit and courage. The best of luck to next year's team and to the teams that follow. FOOTBALL SCORES The Red Foxes have enjoyed the most success- ful season they have ever hail, winning nine out of ten j{ames. A3 Mullins 0 Hartsville 32 Marion 0 Hartsvillc 19 Bishopville 0 Hartsville ...... 39 Rock Hill 0 14 20 Hartsville 24 Thornweli Orphanage 6 .. 12 Orangeburg 6 Hartsville . 13 Camden 7 6 Florence 0 Hartsville 41 Darlington 6 233 45 BOVS’ BASKETBALL SCORES The Red Foxes won Pee Dee Conference Championship for the second consecutive year. The scores were as follows: Hartsville 23 Pat lington IK Hartsville 17 Bennettsville 19 29 Cheraw 24 Hartsville IK Bennettsville 16 30 16 Hartsvillc 2K Florence-Y-Jrs. 19 11 artav ille . 35 Darlington 22 Hartsvillc . 32 Darlington T. Team 24 _ 23 29 Hartsville 24 Sumter 26 Hartsville 26 Bennettsville 23 Hartsville 26 Coiumhia 43 O 0 Rage Fifty seven iv FOOFBALLSQUAD Standing (I-eft to Ri ht): Floyd Chi tty, Manager; Albert Skgars, John D. Askins. Jack Adams, y. T. Smith, Pulton Parker, James Parker. John Roy Folsom. Wesley Blizzard, Mr. M. C. Williams, Coach. Kneeling: Edward Langston, George Nichols, Alternate Captain; Monroe DeWitt, Billy DeWitt, Captain; Io.mmy Cathcakt, Harold Young, Eugene Radford. ♦ ! '■C 3 S' BOYS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD Standing (Left to Rik’ht): Dan Watford, John D. Ask ins. Ludy Bknjamine, H. J. Saverance, Hubert Twitty. Seated: John Roy Folsom, Tommy Catiicart, Monroe DeNVitt, Captain; James Parker, George) Nichols. RETROSPECT Page Sixty til sanenls rRETROSPECT SONOCO PRODUCTS CO. MANUFACTURERS OF PAPER CONES, PARALLEL TUBES, AND BOX BOARDS Hartsville, South Carolina J. L. COKER COMPANY Hartsville. South Carolina EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THE HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL • • For Three-Score and Ten Years Devoted to the Up-Building of Hartsville and This Section Page Sixty-two THIRTY-SIX • Compliments of Compliments of CAROLINA John F. Wilmeth ATTORNEY-AT-LAW FIBER COMPANY Hartsville, S. C. Hartsville, S. C. • Compliments of COKER Compliments of 1). Carl Cook COLLEGE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Hartsville. S. C. • Hartsville, S. C. Page Sixty-three RETROSPECT Compliments of The Hartsville Fertilizer Co. Compliments of The Enterprise Lumber Co. Hartsville. S. C. Compliments of Hartsville Motor Company Compliments of The Bank of Hartsville Hartsville. S. C. THE ARCADE HOTEL Compliments of Hot Water—Clean Rooms Good Food—Courteous T reatment Come and Test These Assertions! HARTSVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HUNGRY? Compliments of See the Seniors at recess: They will save you from distress. Hungry you'll no longer go PATTON LAUNDRY When your need of lunch they know. INC. Senior Store Committee Receipts from lunch sales are used to buy the Seniors' gift to the school. THIRTY- COMPLIMENTS OF Hartsville Underwriters Agency COMPLIMENTS OF Lake View Service Station J. M. Richardson. Manager Hartsville. S. C. Insure In Sure Insurance'‘ P. H. TEDDER COMPLIMENTS OF 25 YEARS OF HONEST HARD Hartsville Hardware WARE SERVICE IN HARTSVILLE Hartsville. S. C. Stevenson Service Station COMPLIMENTS OF Shell Products. Quaker State Oil. DENNY BROTHERS and Good Year Tires Hartsville, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Berry’s Cash Grocery Store Segars Chevrolet Company Hartsville. S. C. candies cakes FR CITS- NUTS DRINKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1936 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Boyd Powe Drug Company FOX HARDWARE The Rexall Store COMPANY Hartsville. S. C. Hartsville. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF TILLOTSON LUMBER TEMPLE THEATRE FOR ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY Good Wishes to Class of 1936 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE CAPITOL Sowells’ Cash Store Hartsville. S. C. Hartsville. S. C. Page Sixty-five RETROSPECT COMPLIMENTS OF ARTHUR’S FILLING STATION COMPLIMENTS OF CONSUMER’S GROCERY AND MARKET Hartsville. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF HORINBEIN’S 5-10-25 cent STORE COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE’S PLACE Opposite Post Office “Just as Reliable'' COMPLIMENTS OF H. H. Redfearn Co. Good Things to Eat” COMPLIMENTS OF STANLEY’S AMERICAN COFFEE SHOP Hartsville. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF The Louisianne Tea Room Hartsville. S. C. ELI SALEEBY Always Welcome at Eli Saleeby’s Candy Kitchen CANDIES. FRUITS. ICE CREAM COMPLIMENTS OF WOLF’S Ride the Ropes At SEGAR’S 4 Miles West of Hartsville COMPLIMENTS OF CORNER DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS OF FOGARTY AND RESLEY COMPLIMENTS OF McALPINE McNAIR PREMIUM COALS COMPLIMENTS OF HARTSVILLE COTTON MILL Page Sixty-six THIRTY-SIX Compliments of HARTSVILLE ICE FUEL CORPORATION Phone 189 Compliments of HYGEIA DAIRY COKER’S PEDIGREED SEED CO. The South's Foremost Seed Breeders” HARTSVILLE. S. C. Compliments of JORDAN’S THE GREEN COUNTER Carries the Best Quality PENCILS. SCHOOL PAPER OF ALL KINDS. NOTEBOOKS On Sale in Study Hall Hartsville High School Compliments of HARTSVILLE OIL MILL Compliments of THE HARTSVILLE MESSENGER Compliments of TRUST COMPANY OF SOUTH CAROLINA Page Sixty-seven m RFT ROSPFC COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS Of G. A. Wilson Company HAMILTON’S STUDIO FLORISTS Florence, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Hartsville Radio Shop Wc Service All Kinds of Sound Equipment Carolina Drug Store Carolina Avenue S. S. GRIFFIN, Manager COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF B U Y C K ’ S HOME STORES COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Leff’s Department A. B. KALE Store Buy Right at Leff's COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Belk’s Department Store J. ERVIN CANNON COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ROSE’S Sinclair Service Station Home of Better Values COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES’ BANK Farmers’ Fertilizer and Storage Company Page Sixty-eight