Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1937 volume:

RETROSPECT g 3i THE RETROSPECT Member Southern Interscholastic Press Association 1937 Published By SENIOR CLASS OF HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Hartsville, S. C. 1YHJ51C PU BLI CAT IONS RETROSPECT -g 3 ORGAN IZATION5 DRAMA I) E DICATION To the Trustees, whose worthy FORESIGHT AND UNTIRING EFFORT HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO ATTAIN IN THE VARIED PHASES OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION A WELL ROUNDED PERSONALITY. WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK. MUSIC PUHLICA1 ION e; RETROSPECT d3 C ORGANIZATIONS iracaTi r. DRAMA BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. P. H. ROGERS. Chairman Chairman of the Finance Committee Mr. R. P. GILLESPIE. Vice-Chairman Chm. of the Committee on Discipline Mr. T. E. McAlpine. Secretary Chm. of the Committee on Teachers Mrs. G. A. KALBER Chm. of the Committee on Building and Grounds Mr. J. H. Martin Chm. of the Committee on Courses of Study Page Three MUSIC. � PUBLI LAI I Q F3 S RETROSPECT 7 3 3T_ UKGANIZAI ICJNS drama: Dr. J. H. Thornwell fv Superintendent of Hartsuille City Schools 7 ”■ 7 RETROSPECT 5 €13T_ mbANiZigrnDNSi zDT n Page Five ROSPECT d 3 ORGANIZATIONS DRANTA Darks Gillespie Timmons McAlpikk Burnette Crouch Blixzaru Coker Davis Powell McKinnon Langston RETROSPECT STAFF Maude Dabbs Irene Gillespie Barney Timmons Odessa McAlpine Evelyn Burnette Dorothea Crouch Jane Blizzard Thomas Coker Jack Davis Charles Powell Nan McKinnon Edward Langston Miss Helen Baker Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Business Manager Assistant Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor . Associate Editor Associate Editor Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Athletic Editor Athletic Editor Adviser CLASSES MLJ5SICl « PUHTL1CAT1QKE5 Sfe RETROSPECT €] 3 ;W7 m _____ 2sst SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PHILIP WiLMETH, President -Fit Room Ardent Ambition. To be Chief Justice of I . S.; Student General Association ’34. 35. 36 37• nnmii m Club ’34. ’35. ’36, 37; All Boys’ League ’34, 35, ’36, ’37; Student Council ’37; National Honor Barney Foreman Timmons. Vice-President Bookcr-Tee” Ardent Ambition. To be a great surgeon; Personal Hobby. Dancing and Golf; Student General Association ’34, ’35. ’36, 37; Home Room Club ’34, ’35, '36, (Vice-President) '37; All Boys’ League ’34 ’ 5 (Secretary-Treasurer) ’36, (Vice-President) '37; I. R. C. ’37; Carrollum Forum 35; Commercial Club ’Sb, ’37; National Honor Society ’37; AYus Keel Staff '37 (Business Manager); Retrospect (Business Manager); Hungcrpiller Poetry Club ’35, ’36, ’37 (Student Council); Commencement Marshal 36; Class Play (Manager) ’36; Office Committee ’37 (Chairman); Class Vice-President ’36. 37. ODESSA Wall McALPINE, Secretary Horse” Ardent Ambition. To study medicine; Personal Hobby. Reading; Student General Association ’34. ’35. ’36, ’37; Home Room Club ’34 (President) ’35. ’36. ’37; All Girls’ League '34. ’35. ’36. 37; Girls’ Athletic Association. ’35, 36. ’37; Glee Club ’34, ’35: Greater Music Club ’36, ’37; National Honor Society ’36. ’37: Junior Honor Society ’34. ’35. ’36; Dramatic Club ’36. (Treasurer) ’37 (President); Carrolluni Forum ’35. '36, ’37; Commencement Marshal '36; Class Treasurer ’35: Class Secretary ’37; Junior Play ’36; News Reel Staff ’36, '37; Retrospect (Assistant Editor); Cheer Leader ’36, '37. Alice Irene Gillespie. Treasurer Cilles”U'eon” Personal Hobby. Collecting souvenirs; Student General Association ’34. ’35, ‘36, ’37; Home Room Club ’34 (President), ’35, ’36, 37; All Girls’ league '34, ’35, ’36. ’37; Junior Honor Society '34, '35, ’36; National Honor Society ’36. '37 (President); Dramatic Club ’36. ’37; Carrollum Forum 34. ’35; Student Council '35. '36, ’37 (Secretary); I. R. C. ’35, ’36. ’37: Business Manager Retrospect; Junior Class Play ’36; Class Treasurer '37; News Reel ’35; Girls’ Athletic Association ’34. '35; Store Committee ’37; Library Committee. JANE Blizzard, Student Council Member Ardent Ambition. To l e Governor of South Carolina: Personal Hobby. Camping; Student General Association '34, ’35, ’36, '37; Home Room Club 34. (Vice-President) '35. (Treasurer) '36, (Secretary) ’37; All Girls’ League ’34, ’35. 36. ’37; Girls’ Athletic Association ’34. ’35. '36, ’37; Junior Honor Society ’35. ’36; Carrollum Forum ’35, ’36; Girls’ Glee Club '36. ’37; Student Council '37 (Senior Class); I. R. C. ’35, 36. ’37 (Secretary); National Honor Society ’37; Store Committee ’37; Commercial Club ’36; Associate Editor Retrospect. Miss Helen Baker. Class Adviser €! 3 £ SENIORS Leatha Mae Alford “Lccus” Student General Association '34, '35. ’36, ’37; Home Room Club '34. ’35, ’36, ’37; All Girls’ League ’34, ’35, ’36, ’37; Carrollum Forum ‘35, 36, '37; Commercial Club ’36; Home Economics Club 36; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35: National Honor Society ’37; International Relations Club ’37. Lavinia Rae Andrews “Kitty” Ardent Ambition, To be a stenographer; Personal Hobby, Readmit; Student General Association ’33, ‘34. ’35, ’36. ‘37; Home Room Club ’33, ’34. ’35, ’36, ‘37; All Girls’ League 33. ’34. ‘35, ’36, ‘37; Commercial Club '36, ’37; Home Economics Club ‘37. LUDY T. BENJAM1NE “AH American,” “Ponky“Blank” Ardent Ambition, To be a doctor; Personal Hobby. Riding Horses and Hunting; Student General Association ‘34. ‘35, 36. ‘37; Football 35; Basketball ‘34. ’35, ’36. ‘37; Hungerpiller Poetry Club '36. 37; Glee Club ’35; Band ‘35; Store Committee 37; News Reel Staff (one-half year) ’37. Miriam Blackwell Ardent Ambition, To play the piano well; Personal Hobby. Reading; Student General Association 34. ’35, ’36. ’37: Home Room Club ‘34. ‘35, ‘36. ‘37; All Girls’ League ’34. ‘35, ’36, ’37; Carrollum Forum 35, ’36, ‘37; Home Economics Club ‘36; Music Club ‘36, ’37; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, ’36; Boys’ Glee Club ’37 (Pianist); Pianist of the School; National Honor Society ’37. Dorothy Louise Brown “Dot” Ardent Ambition, To be successful: Personal Hobby. Reading; Student General Association ‘34. ’35, ’36, ’37; Home Room Club ’34. ‘35. ’36. ‘37; All Girls’ League ’34, ’35, ’36, ’37: Commercial Club ’35, ’36; Home Economics Club ’36; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35. Edith Gaynell Blackstone “Peggy” Ardent Ambition, To play the piano well; Personal Hobby, Reading; Student General Association ‘34. 35, ’36. ’37; All Girls’ League ‘34, ‘35. ‘36. ’37; Glee Club ’34, 35. 36, ’37; Home Room Club ‘34, ’35, ‘36, ‘37; Library Committee '36. ’37 (Chairman); National Honor Society ’37; Store Committee ‘37; Home Room Treasurer ’36; Retrospect Staff; Glee Club Secretary ‘37; Carrollum Forum 37. Page Nine MUSIC 7HHLILATIUNR C JL, Retrospect €i QHGffl3IZSTlQNS_IZDRi Mj SENIORS Sara Evelyn Burnette “£J ” Ardent Ambition, To have plenty of pretty clothes; Personal Hobby. Swimming; Student General Association ’34. ’35, '36. ’37; Home Room Club ’34, ’35, ’36, ’37; All Girls’ League ’34. ’35. ’36. ’37; Girls’ Athletic Association ’34. ’35, ’36. '37; Carrollum Forum ’35; International Relations Club ’36, ’37 (Treasurer); National Honor Society '37; Junior Honor Society ’35. ’36; Library Committee ’37 (Chairman); Home Economics Club '35; Retrospect Staff. J. Ervin Cannon. Jr. ' Shanson” Personal Hobby, Dancing; Student General Association 34, '35. ’36. '37; Home Room Club '34, (Treasurer)’. , ’36, (President) 37; All Hoys’ League '34, ’35, ’36, ’37; Student Council '37; Carrollum Forum ’35; Commercial Club ’35. ’36. ’37; Music Club ’36. ’37 (President); Glee Club ’36, ’37: Orchestra ’34. 35, '36, ’37; Junior Honor Society ’35, ’36; National Honor Society ’36, ’37; News Reel '36; Handbook Staff ’36. ’37; Dramatic Club ’36, '37; Band ’35, '36, 37; I. R. C. ’35, 36. ’37; Class Play ’36. Thomas H. Coker “Droopie Personal Hobby. Dancing; Student General Association '34, '35, ’36, ’37; Home Room Club ’34, '35, 36, ’37; All Hoys' league 34. '35, ’36, '37; Associate Editor Retrospect; Study Hall Committee ’34. ’37; Building and Grounds Committee ’37; Commercial Club ’36. ’37. Dorothea Wills Crouch “Scrcwch Personal Hobby. Getting letters; Student General Association ’34. ’35, ’36, ’37; Home Room Club ’34, ’35, (Secretary) ’36. ’37; All Girls’ League '34, 35, '36. ’37 (Treasurer): Carrollum Forum ’35, ’37 (Treasurer); I. R. C. ’36. ’37; Junior Honor Society ’34, 35, ’36; National Honor Society ’37; Class President ’34; Retrospect Staff; Girls' Athletic Association '35. Maude Elizabeth Dabbs “Maudie” Ardent Ambition, To go to Europe; Personal Hobby, Photography; Student General Association ’34, ’35, 36, ’37; Home Room Club ’34. ’35. 36, ’37; All Giris’ League '34, '35. ’36. ’37; Basketball ’34; Student Council '34. '37; I. R. C. 36, '37 (President); Carrollum Forum 35; Music Club ’36. '37; National Honor Society ’36, '37; Secretary Class '34; President Class ’35; Junior Honor Society ’34. ’35, ’36 (Vice-President) Commercial Club ’37; News Reel Staff '35. ’36, ’37; Editor Retrospect; Home Economics Club '35; Dramatic Club '36, (President) ’37; Honor Court '36; Hungerpiller Poetry Club ’37; Junior Play ’36; President Home Room ’35; Vice-President All Girls’ League ’37. John Thorne Davis Mama's Raby Anient Ambition, To get a Doctor’s Degree; Personal Hobby, Music; Student General Association '34. 35, '36, ’37; Home Room Club ’34, ’35. ’36, ’37 (Vice-President); All Boys’ League '34. ’35. 36, ’37; Building and Grounds Committee '37 (Chairman); Carrollum Forum 35; Commercial Club '36; Hungerpiller Poetry Club ’35, ’36, ’37 (Vice-President); Music Club ’36. ’37; Band ’36, ’37; Orchestra '37. CL'A S fc: 5 Page Ten SSaMBSi DRAMS Katherine Dunlap “Kat Student General Association '34, ’35, '36, '37; Home Room Club ’34, 35. 36. '37; All Girls' League 34. '35, '36. '37; Carrollum Forum '35, '37; I. R. C. '35, 36, 37; National Honor Society ’36, ’37; Junior Honor Society '35, '36; Commercial Club ’37; Student Council ’37; Basketball ’37; .V«w Reel 37; Store Committee '37; Handbook Staff '37; Girls' Athletic Association '35. Thelma Faye Gainey “Their Ardent Ambition, To be a Nurse; Personal Hobby, Horseback Riding; Student General Association ’34. '35. '36, '37; Home Room Club '34, '35, '36, '37; All Girls’ League '34. '35. '36, '37; Home Economics Club '34, 36; Commercial Club '36, '37. —C Robert William Durrett. Jr. Dudie Ardent Ambition, To be a doctor; Personal Hobby, Music; Student General Association '34, '35, '36. '37 (President); Home Room Club ’34. '35. '36, 37; All Boys’ League ’34. '35, '36. '37 (Treasurer); Junior Honor Society ’34. 35. '36 (President); Music Club ’36, 37 (Treasurer); I. R. C. 36, 37; Glee Club '34. '35; National Honor Society '36, '37; Student Council ’3o, ’37 (Chairman); Hungerpiller Poetry Club '35, '36 (Secretary-Treasurer) '37; Carrollum Forum '35, '36, '37 (Vice-President); Band ’35; Orchestra ’35; Drama Club '36, '37; Class President '35, '36; Football '37: AJnvs Reel Staff 36; Honor Court '35: 4 Chief Marshal at Commencement '36. Dora Margaret Foc.le I)odie Ardent Ambition, To be able to sing well; Personal Hobby, Reacting; Student General Association 34, '35. ’36, '37; Home Room Club ’34. '35, '36, '37; All Girls’ League '34. '35, 3 , '37; Home Economics Club '36; Commercial Club '36. '37; Girls' Athletic Association '35, '36; Girls’ Glee Club '34, '35; Orchestra '35; Greater Music Club '36, 37. Dorothy Louise Funderburk “Dor Student General Association '34. '35, '36. '37; Home Room Club 34, '35, 36 (Vice-President), '37 (Treasurer); All Girls’ League '34, 35, ’36, '37: Dramatic Club '36; '37 (Vice-President); Girls' Glee Club '34. '35. '36. (Librarian) '37 (Secretary); Junior Honor Society '34, ’35. '36; Music Club 36, 37; Commercial Club '36, '37: National Honor Society '37; Junior Play '36; International Relations Club '37; Girls’ Athletic Association '37: Red Cross Committee '36 (Chairman ). Personal Hobby. Collecting Coins; Student General Association ‘33, '34, '35, ’36, 37; Home Room Club ’33. '34, ’35, ’36, ’37; All Boys' League ’33, '34. ’35. ’36. ’37; F. F. A. Club ’33, '34, '37; Commercial Club 35. '36, '37. Carroll A. Gainey Page Eleven HUS 1C ZgETBLl NATIONS RETROSPECT 1 €! 31. ORGANISM IONS Kenneth Galloway Jim” Anient Ambition, To l c a Mechanical Engineer; Personal Hobby, Basketball; Student General Associa- U, ’34, '35, '36, '37; Boys’ League ’33. ’34, ‘36, ’37; News Reel Staff ’36; Commercial Club ’36; Future Farmers of America 33, 34, 35, Glee Club 33, ’34. Doris Gandy Dot' Ardent Ambition, To l e a Trained Nurse; Personal Hobby. Swimming; Student General Association 34. '35. ’36, ’37; Home Room Club 34. 35, ’36. ’37; All Girls’ I-cague ’34, ’35, '36, ’37; Carrollum Forum 35, 36; Commercial Club '37; Home Economics Club '36; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35. ’36; National Honor Societyi 37; International Relations Club 37. V rHELMA I EE GARDNEP - aroiina. .«... nera' Associao. '37 7; .� ..ity '34, •or „ic� y ’36, 37; Girls’ Athletic A s( ci; ’36, ’37; Home Economics Club ’35 (Presiden. . Dramatic Club ’37; International Relations Club ’37; Carrollum Forum ’35; Debating Club ’36; Commercial Club ’36, ’37. Ella Mae Graddick Eddie Ardent Ambition, To be a Stenographer; Personal Hobby, Movie-Going; Student General Association ’34, ’36, ’37; Home Room Club ’34, ’35, '36, ’37; Girls’ League ’34, ’35, ’36, ’37: Commercial Club 36, ’37; Home Economics Club 34. ’36 (Secretary); Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, ’36, ’37. Daphine Grantham Daffy Ardent Ambition, To lie a Nurse; Personal Hobby. Reading; Student General Association ’34, ’35. ’36. 37; Home Room Club ’34, ’35. ’36, ’37; All Girls’ League ’34, ’35, ’36, ’37; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, ’36, ’37; Music Club ’36, ’37; Commercial Club 36. ’37: Home Economics Club ’34. ’36; Dramatic Club ’37. Nellie Gray Galloway Dimps” Ambition, To have lots of friends; Personal Jlobby. Swimming; Student General Association ’34. ’35, ’36. ’37; Home Room Club ’34. 35, ’36. ’37; All Girls’ League ’34. ’35, ’36. ’37; Commercial Club ’35, 36, ’37; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35. DRAMS SENIORS Sara Margaret Harrell “Mart” Ardent Ambition, To be a Stenographer: Personal Hobby, Basketball: Student General Association 34. 35, ’36. ’37; Home Room Club ’34. ’35, ’36, ’37: All Girls’ League 34, '35, 36, '37: Commercial Club '36, ’37: Home Economics Club ’34; International Relations Club ’36, ’37. John Heustess Hammerhead” Student General Association '34, 35, '36, 37; Home Room Club ’34, 35, ’36, ’37; All Boys’ League 34, ’35. ’36, ’37; National Honor Society ’37; International Relations Club ’35. ’36. ’37: Boys’ Basketball Team '36, '37 (Captain): Commercial Club ’36, ’37: Track ’35, ’36, ’37; Handbook Staff ’37. Vivian King Ardent Ambition, To be a Stenographer; Student General Association ’34, ’35, 36, ’37: Home Room Club 34. ’35, ’36, ’37: All Girls’ League ’34. ’A ’36, ’37: Commercial Club ’36, '37: Girls’ Athletic Association, ’35; Home Economics Club '35. (Js Mazzalee Keith “Mas” Ardent Ambition, To be a Nurse; Personal Hobby. Reading; Student General Association ’33, ’34. ’35, ’36, ‘37; Home Room Club '33, '34, ’35. '36, 37; All Girls’ League '33. ’34. 35. ’36, ’37: Girls’ Athletic Association ’35. ’36. ’37; Cornu, c: ;' Civ.b '36; Home Economics Club '33, ’34. Cynthia vaneita “TiV'i ey Ardent A mb'-. To ake Stenographer: P nia. b school and other activities; Stm. ... lotion '36, ’37; Home Room Club All Girls' League ’36. ’37; Carrollum Forum ..u; Commercial Club ’36. ’37; Dramatic Club ’37; Girls' Athletic Association ’37. Miriam Rebecca King “Miekr “Curley” Ardent Ambition. To be a Beauty Parlor Operator; Personal Hobby, Swimming: Student General Association ’34. ’35, ’36. ’37; Home Room Club ’34. ’35, ’36; ’37; All Girls’ I-eaguc ’34. '35, '36, ’37; Commercial Chib ’35. 36, ’37; Home Economics Club ’36, ’37; Girls’ Athletic Association ’34. ’35. ( Page Thirteen MUSTC PUBLICATION g RETROSPECT €! 3 L SENIORS William Edward Langston Ardent Ambition, To be a Veterinarian; Personal Hobby, Dancing and Dating; Student General Association 33, ’34, ’35, ’36, ’37; Home Room Club ’33, ’34. ’35, 36, ’37; All Boys’ League ’33, ’34, ’35. ’36. ’37 (President); Football ’36, ’37 (Captain); Basketball 35 (Captain). ’36, ’37; Commercial Club '36. '37; Student Council 36; Future Farmers of America ’35. '3 w TRKjfcosriiCT Staff; Class Treasurer ’37: Track PAULINE I.ARR1MORE Polly Ambition, To be a Reporter; Personal Hobby, ; Student General Association '34, ’35, ’36, ; Home Room Club '34. '35, '36, ’37; Home Economics Club 35. ’36; Commercial Club ’36, '37; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, ’36. '37; Basketball ’35; All Girls’ League '34, ’35, 36, '37. Eugenia Carwile McAlpine IVhccnic” Ardent Ambition, To run an exclusive Confectioner’s Shop; Personal Hobby, Boat-riding; Student General Association 34. 35, '36. '37; Home Room Club '34, '35 (Secretary). 36, ’37; National Honor Society '36, '37 (Vice-President); Junior Honor Society 34, '35. '36; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, (President) ’36, (Vice-President) 37; All Girls’ League '34, '35, '36, '37 (Secretary); Carrollum Forum 35: I. R. C. 36, '37; Student Council '35, ’37; Basketball '34. '35, '37; Hungerpitler Poetry Club 37. Frances Louise McKinnon Miss Muffet” Ardent Ambition, To be a Stenographer; Personal Hobby, Movie-Going; Student General Association '34, 35. '36, '37; Home Room Club '34. ’35. ’36, ’37; All Girls’ League ’34, 35, ’36, ’37; Commercial Club '36, '37; Girls’ Athletic Association 35. 3 % 37. Nan Rogers McKinnon Ardent Ambition. To be a successful business woman; Personal Hobby, Swimming; Student General Association ’34, '35, 36, '37; Home Room Club '34, (Secretary) '35. (President) '36. '37; All Girls' League 34, '35, ’36, 37 (President); Store Committee '37; Junior Honor Society 35, ’36; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, 36 (President); National Honor Society ’36, 37 (Secretary); I. R. C. '36, 37; Carrollum Forum ’36. ’37 (Secretary); Class Treasurer ’36; Dramatic Club ’36, '37 (Secretary); Commercial Club '36; Commencement Marshal '35, '36; (’lass Play '36; Rktrospkct Staff; Neus Peel Staff ’36; Student'Council 36, 37; Basketball '34, ’35, (Captain) ’37. R. Randolph McLeod Iflaek Dog Personal Hobby. Motorcycling; Student General Association ’34, ’35, ’36. '37; Home Room Club '34, ’35. '36, ’37; All Boys’ League '34. '35, '36, '37: Glee Club '35. '36; Store Committee ’37; Commercial Club ’35, ’36. '37; Carrollum Forum '34, '35, 36. ’37; Building and Grounds Committee 34. Sandy Page Fourteen G PhjL RETROSPECT MUSIC PUBLICATIONS €i •j;(eTJ� r Ji imk DRAVl A S E NIOKS Corrif. Middleton “Carr” Ardent Ambition. To be a Stenographer; Personal Hobby, Swimming; Student General Association '.'4, 35, 36. ’37; Home Room Club ’34. 35, ’36, ’37; All Girls League ’34. ’35. ’36. ’37; Home Economics Club ’34, ’35; Commercial Club ’36, 37; Girls' Athletic Association 35, ’36, 37. Nettie Elizabeth Moody “Baby’’ Ardent Ambition, To be a Stenographer; Personal Hobby, Rending; Student General Association 33, ’34. ’35, ’36, 37; Home Room Club ’33, 34, 35, ’36. ’37: All Girls' League 33. ’34. 35. '36. '37; Commercial Club ’36, ’37; Home Economics Club ’36, 37. Louise Morrison ••Eesc” Ardent Ambition. To be a Stenographer: Personal Hobby, Horseback Riding, Swimming; Student General Association 34. '35, 36, 37; Home Room Chib '34. 35, '36, 37; All Girls’ League ’34. [35, [36, 37; Commercial Club '36. '37; Home Economics Club ’34. ’36; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, 36. Sophia Nichols Ardent Ambition. To be successful; Personal Hobby, Reading; Student General Association '34, '35. 36. '37; Home Room Club '34. 35, '36, ’37 (President); All Girls’ League ’34, ’35. ’36, ’37; Store Committee 37; National Honor Society '37 (Treasurer); Commercial Club '36. '37: 1. R. C. 37; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, 36; Carrollum Forum ’36; Salutatorian ’37. Raymond Heyward Ousley “Bill” Ardent Ambition. To be a farmer; Personal Hobby, Baseball; Student General Association 34, '35, ’36, 37; Home Room Club '34, 35, ’36. 37; All Boys’ League ’34, ’35, ’36, ’37; Baseball 36. 37; Glee Club ’35, 37; Future Farmers of America (President) 36; Hartsville' Music Club ’36, '37: Commercial Club 36; Athletic Club ’36. '37. Frances Peninc.er ”I:ran” Ardent Ambition. To be a Stenographer; Personal Hobby, Going to the movies and games, swimming; Student General Association '34. '35. '36. '37; Home Room Club '34, ’35. 36. ’37; All Girls’ League ’34. 35, 36, ’37: Commercial Club 35. ’36. ’37: Home Economics Club '35: I. R. C. ’36; Girls' Athletic Association 35, ’36, ’37. MUSIC - JJLIflLl CAT IONS RETROSPECT €) 3 ORGANIZATIONS DRAMA SENIORS C. M. Pennington Ardent Ambition. To be a Mortician; Personal Hobby, Dating and Dancing; Student General Association '34, 35, 36, '37; Home Room Club '34, ’35. ’36, '37 (Secretary); Boys’ League '34. '35. '36. '37 (Secretary); Football ’37; Commercial Club '37; Music Club '36, 37; Dramatic Club '36, '37; Athletic Association ’37; Carrollum Forum ’36; Class Play ’36; Cheer Leader 36. Charles H. Powell Poly poo Ardent Ambition. To Ik a Doctor; Personal Hobby, Dating and Dancing; Student General Association ’34. ’35, 36. 37; Home Room Club ’34, ’35, 36, ’37; All Boys’ League '34, 35. ’36. ’37; Football ’37; Commercial Club 37: Band ’34. ’35, ’37; Orchestra ’35. 36; Glee Club ’36. ’37; Student Council '37; Retro-spect_ (Business Manager) 37; Athletic Association d Grounds Committee ’36. CORRIE PRIVETTE Ardent Ambition. To be a Nurse; Personal Hobby, Swimming; Student General Association ’34, 35, ’36. ’37; Home Room Club ’34. ’35. ’36, 37; All Girls’ League ’34. ’35, ’36, ’37: Home Economics Club ’34, 36, ’37; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, ’36, ’37. Bernice Radford Personal Hobby, Reading; Student General Association ’34. ’35, ’36, ’37; Home Room Club ’34. '35. '36. 37; All Girls League '34. '35, ’36. 37; Commercial Club ’36, ’37; Girls’ Athletic Association '35, '36, 37. Eugene Radford Red Ardent Ambition. To make a Million; Personal Hobby, Dating and Dancing; Student General Association '34. '35. '36, 37; Home Room Club ’34, '35. ’36, 37; All Boys’ League '34. ’35. ’36. '37; Football ’34, 36. ’37; Music Club ’37; Commercial Club ’37; Future Farmers of America: Athletic Association ’37; (dec Club 35. ’37; Track ’35. William Herbert Rhodes Billy Ardent Ambition. To Ik a Farmer: Personal Hobby. Football; Student General Association 33, ’34. ’3 5. ’36, ’37; All Boys’ League 33, '34, 35, 36. ’37 Home Room Club 33, ’34. ’35. ’36, ’37; Future Farmers of America Club ’33. ’34. ’36; Commercial Club 35, 36. Page Sixteen - PUHLICATIQNH5 C Ph-Sb RETROSPECT 3 3T_ C7RGAKn ZaTTD H]5Zi: DRAKE SENIORS Edwin Powe Snyder “PcrcivaT Personal Hobby, Football: Student General Association ’34, ’35, ’36, '37: All Boys' League ’34. ’35, '36. '37; Home Room Club '34. '35, ’36, ‘37; Football ’37; Basketball ’37; Commercial Club 37; F. F. A. '36, '37. Constance Stevens Connie Student General Association '34, '35, 36, 37; Home Room Club '34. ’35, '36, '37 (Vice-President); All Girls’ League ’34, '35, 36, ’37; Girls’ Athletic Association 35, 36, 37; Commercial Club 36, '37. 0 6 Madge Stogner Madgie Anient Ambition. To Grow Slim: Personal Hobby, Reading; Student General Association 34. '35, '36, 37; Home Room Club '34. 35, 36, 37; All Girls' league ’34, 35, ’36, 37; Commercial Club '36, 37; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, 36, ’37. Margaret Stokes Mack Ardent Ambition. To be a Stenographer; Personal Hobby, Swimming; Student General Association ’34. ’35. 36. 37: Home Room Club ’34. 35. 36. ’37; All Girls’ League '34. ’35. ’36, ’37; Home Economics Club ’34, '36; Commercial (’lull 36. 37; Girls’ Athletic Association 35, 36, 37. Leila Stuckey Ardent Ambition, To be a Nurse; Personal Hobby, Reading; Student General Association ’34, '35. 36, 37; Home Room Club ’34. 35. ’36. ’37; All Girls’ League 34, 35, ’36, 37: Music Club 36. ’37: Home Economies Club 35 (President); Glee Club ’35. Annie Felisha Tarte Apple Tarte LXT Ardent Ambition, To be a Friend to Personal H 4 hy, Reading; Student General ’34, ’35, ’36. 37; Home Room Club ’34. 35. 36 All Girls’ League ’34. ’35. 36. ’37; I. R. C. ’37: Commercial Club ’37: Girls' Athletic Association 34, 37; National Honor Society ’37. Everyone ; Association . 37 ;V Pa9e Seventeen MUSIC PD HO CAT ION 5 CpkJL, RETROSPECT G 31. TOCS prgakizaxiqssi m. im urfJAK S E N I C) R S Mildred Taylor “Millie Ardent Ambition. To l e a Nurse; Pe-sonal Hobby, Movie-going; Student (ieneral Association ’34. ’35, 36, 37; Home Room Club ’34. ’35, ’36, '37; All Girls’ League ’34. ’35, 36, '37; Commercial Club ’36, '37: Athletic Association ’35. ’36, '37; Home Economics Club ’34, ’36. ’37 (President). Fay Van Landingham I ’a tier Personal Hobby, Sketching: Student (ieneral Association ’33, ’34. '36. ’37; Home Room Club ’33, '34. '36. ’37; All Girls’ League '33, '34, 36, '37; Girls' Athletic Association ’33. '34; Commercial Club ’36, ’37; Junior Honor Society ’33, ’34. '36; Home Room Secretary ’33; AYtw Reel Staff ’36. Mildred Elizabeth Watford “Mink Ardent Ambition. To Live in New York; Personal Hobby, Horseback Riding: Student Gene-al Association ’36. ’37; Home Room Club 36. ’37; Home Economics Club 36. ’37: All (Iirls’ League ’36. ’37; (Iirls' Athletic Association '36, ‘37. Ray Watts Student (Ieneral Association 33, '34. ’35, '36, ’37: Home Room Club '33. ’34. '35, '36, 37; All Boys’ League ’33. ’34. ’35. ’36, ’37; (’omniercial Club ’35, ’37; Glee Club ’33. ’34. 35. Harry Wilson Wilhelm Student General Association ’33, '34, '35, ’36. ’37; Home Room Club ’33. ’34. ’35. ’36. ’37; All Boys’ League ’33. ’34. ’35, '36, ’37; Commercial Club ’35. J. D. WlNBURN __ Ardent Ambition, To be a Farmer; Personal Hobby, Football; Student General Association '34. ’35. '36, ’37; Home Room Club ’34. ’35, '36. ’37; All Boys’ League ’34, '35. ’36, '37; Football ’37; Commercial Club '36; F. F. A. Club ’34, ’35, ’36; Athletic Association '37; Baseball ‘37. ATHLETICS Page Eighteen L:2_ Dorothy Evelyn Woodham Student General Association 34, ’35. ’36, '37; Home Room Club ’34, '35, 36, ’37; All Girls' League '34. '35, '36, '37; Girls’ Athletic Association ’35, '36, '37; Commercial Club 36, '37. Margaret Woodham Nance Ardent Ambition. To be a Successful Secretary; Personal Hobby, Reading; Student General Association ’34, 35, 36, ’37; Home Room Club '34. '35, '36, 37; All Girls' League '34, 35, ’36, '37; Dramatic Club ’37; Commercial Club '36, ’37; Girls' Athletic Association '34, ’35. 36, 37. Allie Voncile Young Bunt Monk Ardent Ambition. To be a Stenographer; Personal Hobby, Dancing; Student General Association '34. 35. ’36, ’37; Home Room Club 34, 35, 36, 37; All Girls' League '34, ’35, 36, 37; Basketball '35, ’36, '37; Commercial Club '36, 37; Girls’ Athletic Club 35, 36. ’37; News Reel Staff '36; Home Economics Club ’34. 36. Thelma Ann Young Whimpy” Ardent Ambition, To be a Successful Stenographer; Personal Hobby, Swimming; Student General Association 34, ’35, 36, 37; Home Room Club 34, ’35. '36, '37; All Girls League '34, ’35, ’36. 37; Dramatic Club '36, ’37; Girls' Athletic Association 35. ’36, '37; Commercial Club ’36, ’37; Home Economics Club '34, ’36 (President); Junior Play 36. Senior Superlatives CL A SSE1 Page Twenty MUSIC • PUBI ICAI IONS TROSPECT €! 3 UH(jANI.ZA1 ions UK AM A Senior Superlatives classes; Page Twenty-one TTnFTLETIC JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Rogers.................... McKeiver Walters ................ Hilda Ingram..................... Elizabeth Hart .................. Ann Stewart...................... Miss Evelyn Ramsey............... .................President ............Vice-President .................Secretary ..................T reasurer Student Council Member ....................Adviser GIRLS MEMBERS Zena McKenzie Allie Hodge Margaret Ann McNair Charles Ingram Faye Andrews Jennie Miller Billy ketchin Alline Atkinson Elizabeth Mims Charles Kupeer Geraldine E. Atkinson Beverly Moore Walter Lunn Geraldine F. Atkinson Claudia Moore Russel Luther Retha Mae Bass Mable Morrison Neil McDonald Lee Doris Blackmon vada Newsome, Jack McElveen Mary Blackwell Zelda Newsome Richard McInvaille Helen Blasingame Geraldine outlaw Joe McKenzie Mabel Brand Belva Peninger Edward McKorell Elizabeth Bryant Mazza Lee Polsom Jimmy McNair Sara Byrd Everett Privette Kam Manship Jewel Carter Josephine Privette James Marshall Geraldine Cook Jessie M. Redick Edward Morgan Margaret Daniel Elizabeth Smith William Morrell Odessa Dean Olive Snipes F rank Melton Dolly DeWitt Hazel Sparrow Eugene Nettles Edith Easterling Josephine Spears James Orr Billie Folsom Maude Stephens JAMES PARKER Margaret Gainey Ann Stewart Thomas Rogers Miriam Gainey Bernice Turnage Edmond Saleeby Louella Gandy Alene Tyner Robert Sedberry Margaret Gardner Armeeta Tyner Henry Simpson Mary J. Gibbes Theresa waters Cecil sligh Helen Goodson Virginia Whitworth Cecil Spires Martha J. Graham Lola m. winburn Ernest Stokes Mary Etta Griggs Eloise woodham Lucas Thompson Lillian Harley BOYS Hubert Twitty Elizabeth Hart Ray Tedder May Horovin John D. Askins Richard Wadsworth Genewood Hucks Clarence Ballard George Watkins Ressie M. Humphrey Ferris Banta McKeiver Walters Hilda Ingram Wesley Blizzard w s. Walters Dorothy Jordan Edward Caddf.ll Walter Wofford Sidney Josey Wilson Coker Dan Watford Rose Marie King I. B. Funderburk James Wilhelm Pauline Langston Curtis Gainey Glenn Winburn JACQUELINE LARGE Woodrow Hall Asberry Windham Syble Lee James Hatchell Henry Young Vera Mae Lunn James Henderson Harold Young Page Twenty-two A AHMK P LI B LI CAT1QN5 Retrospect €1 3“L -NLi - DRAMS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS CHRISTINE: CANNON VIRGINIA STUCKEY Eleanor Segars Billy Crawford Christine Hart Miss Alice Griffin President Vice- President .................Secretary Treasurer Student Council Member Adviser MEMBERS GIRLS Onnie Alford Elizabeth Andrews Mamie Atkinson Frances Baker Virginia Blackmon Martha Blackwell Verlie Bradshaw Madeline Brock Oddie Brown Dorothy Byrd Marie Campbell Christine Can non-Mary Clara Carlisle Vivian Cassidy Dorothy Cato Ruby Clanton Louise Corbett Geraldine Denny Rebecca Driggers Myrtle Driver Lucille Elmorf. Maybf.li.k Hi.more Dorothy Fields Emily Funderburk Myrtle Gainey Helen Galloway Connie Gardner Inez Gardner Margie Gardner Vera Graham Nina Grantham Vkrmelle Gressktte Margaret Ellen Greyard Christine Hart Sadie Hawkins Vera Henderson Sloan Hungerfillf.r May me Halford Bernice Howle Edna Kae Howle Rosa Lee Ingram Hattie Iseman Dorothy Johnson Margaret Jones Corrixne Kelly Mildred Kelley Aurelia King Doris King Josie Fay King Louisf. King Belva Koon Helen Lemons Gwendolyn Love Thelm s Loyd Margie. Luther Betty Martin Ganelle McKf.nzif. Agnes Mears Margaret Melton Carrie Lee Miller Christine Miller Christine Mims Addik Morrison Annie Morrison Christine Mozingo Frances Newsome Mary Alice North cut A dime Ethel Norwood Annie Outlaw Ruby Outlaw Hazel Padgett Mary Lou Parki-r Sadie Perkins Macy Privkttk Madge Rainf.s Mary Frances Rf.dick Katherine Roberts Ellen Rogers Margaret Saleeby Eva Sanders Eleanor Sf.gars Marian Segars Selma Stognkr Mary Stokes Margie Stuckey Virginia Stuckey Hannah Sumner Ethel Lee Teel Margaret Tyner I nza I’m purev Margaret Wadsworth Barbara Wallace Esther Mae Warrf.n Bernice Watson Nettie Windham Ethel Young BOYS Paul Askins Frank Askins Harold Ai kixson Tf.d Barbie Jack Bethea Hugh Blackwell Hal Boyd Olive Lee Bristow Jack Camp Thomas Campbell Pressley Chaplin Carl Cook James Cox Billy Crawford Kirk Dunlap Billy Durham James Easterling Sam Easterling Paul Elkins Robert Entzminger Tillman Fields Edward Flowers Rom Funderburk Bryce Gainey Olin Gainey James Galloway Sid Gardner George Galloway GeorgeGoudelocke E. V. Holloman Hubert Howell C. T. Howle Robert Joh nson Wallace Johnson William King E. II. I.arrimore Boyd I.awiion Gary Miller Willis Morris Joe Morrison Williford Mozingo Norman McLean B. P. McXf.esf. Carrol Newsome Elbert Newsome Mei.vin Newsome James Patterson Fred Powell J. P. Rains Marvin Reynolds Harry Rhodes Charles Rogers 11 u heri Rum PH Anton Saleeby II. J. Savf.rancp. Earl Scott Sid Segars Harvey Shu make Everett Smith Eugene Stanley J6f. Stewart C. I.. Stogner Heyward Stokes Billy Terrell Robert Turn age Hkbkr Watson Francis Young -1 E 3 C Z The Sophomore Class saxrsn: PUBLICATIONS RETROSPECT €1 3T_ DKGAMIZAIIQEIS: DRAMA FRESHMAN CLASS MARY COKl-R JANE COKER Molly Owens Elizabeth Wiggins Floyd Denny Miss Sarah Pegues OFFICERS ....................................President . Vice-President ........................................Secretary Treasurer Student Council Member Adviser MEMBERS GIRLS Geraldine Adams Rowena Andrews Vernon Askins Ila Atkinson Jean Barbie Annie Wren Beckham Pen n ik Boan Boyce Boone Dorothy Bradshaw Betty Byerly Dorothy (‘am p Bonnie Cassidy Jane Coker Mary Coker Mamie Lee Crowley Audrey Culpepper Kathleen Dixon Myrtle Dudley Sara At ha Ellis I dell Elmore Jacqueline Evkrington Margaret Jane Fagan Dorothy Flowers Elinor Fogle Lannik Mae Gainey Vera Gainey Margaret Galloway Sybil Galloway Katherine Gandy Jane Gardner Louise Gathings Oleen Gibson Ei.ma Gilbert Kathryn Goodson Marion Graddick Dorothy Harrell Laura Hatfield Lois Hill Juliet Hines Am her Ingram Titeo Irby Adella Johnson Marion Sue Jones Irene Griggs Katherine Kai.bfr Sara Kelly Louise King Beatrice Lloyd Kuby Lloyd Geraldine Lynch Ruby Lynch Rebecca Marshall Mary McNair Bobbie Melton isi.7. Melton ( KRISTINE Mixon 1.030. h y Morrell Fannie Norton Naomi Odom Mattie Kate Outlaw Mildred Outlaw Molly Owens Lila Mae Privettk Mary Lee Reaves Gwendolyn Roberts Helen Saleeby Jacqueline Scott Era Mae Segars Lucille Shaw Agnes Singletary Ruth Smith Virginia Smith Helen Sparrow Martha Jane St; ninr.s Ruby Dell Stroud Bl ANCHE TEDDK.R Elizabeth Thomas Marion Thomas Maybelle Truettl Hazel Tyner Mary Etta Tyner T helm a Tyner Louisf. Watfop-' Mary Elizabeth Watkins Sara Weatherford Sara White Elizabeth Wiggins Julia Williams Martha Williams Mary Williams Daphne Woodii u BOYS I.ennel Andrews W. I) Asi iiu Fred Atkinson Jake Atkinson Roby Atkinson Ernest Bass Bii.i. Beasley Dudley Beckham Stanley Benjami n. Sam Benson George Brown ('iiari.es Brunson R 'CHARD CATIICART Howard Chapm an Finest Cook James Cross James Crouch Thornton Crouch Floyd Df.nny Moses Dial ('iiari.es Elmore Eari. Flowers Thomas Gainf.y George Gardner Alfred Gestiehz James Griggs John Grantham Leonard Harrf.i.i. George Hawkins Charles Hilton Aldridge Irby B. G. Kelly Joe King J. B. King Woodrow Langfopd J. B. Layton Tno.mas B. Lee Eddie Ler.nkr A. W. Maiin James Mat use Lester McKinnon Clifford Melton Hubert Miller J. B. Mobley F F Morr:son John Morrison P. Mozingo Lawrence Xoswow William Outi w George Davis Ra: fo-d Harvey Khyni I. . A. Roberts A. Conrad Rumpii Mason Simps n Mac Smith Casper Smith THOMAS SMIT II F ames Tf.el Ross Tf.rrei.i Dei.mos Turner John Tynf.r Keith Tynf-Norwood t •• • Koi and Wai i. •• Campbell Win burn J. F'. Woo ii h m Karl Wynn Clyde Wallace Decease ? Page Twenty-six Pag? Tivanty-seven 1. Miss Baker giving Barney Timmons orders 2. Mr. Smith V Studying at recess 4 Margaret Harrell and Louise Morrison 5. Suspect something 6. Brace up. Harold, it isn't that had 7. Nice warm spot in the sun 8. Characteristic pose of Mr. Thornwell 9. On Carl's T Model 10. The store's most ardent customer 1 1. Mr. Hungerpiller eating lunch 12. Tenth grade girls 13. Reading The News Reel 14. Hen Party 15. Ethel Young looks mad 16. That funny looking thing is Billy Durham 17. Wreck! 18. No wonder business is good 19. Getting set tor the RETROSPECT picture 20. Pals 21. Nice one of Vermelle 22. Philip thinks he's sweeping .23. Mr. Sanders and Sam Benson 24. On the bleachers 25. Close your mouth, Maudie .26. Five big grins 27. Miss Griffin telling a joke 28. Miss Carrol 29. In line watting to be dismissed. STUDENT ACTIVITIES STUDENT GENERAL ASSOCIATION Robert W. Durrett. Jr. ....... . President Mr. J. C. HUNGERPILLER................................ Sponsor The Student General Association of the Hartsville High School is the organization of the student body of the school. Through this group every student has a voice in matters concerning the entire school. The activities of the Student General Association are guided by a constitution drawn up and ratified by the association. This constitution provides that the business of the Student General Association shall be in the hands of a Board of Control. This board consists of the Student Council and the Faculty Advisory Committee. These two groups are assisted by committees appointed by the Student Council and approved by the Faculty Advisory Committee. The following students and faculty members served on the Board of Control during 1936-37: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Robert W. Durrett. Jr. Chairman Irene Gillespie ................................... Secretary Jane Blizzard Ann Stewart Christine Hart Floyd Denny Maude Dabbs Elizabeth Hart Katherine Dunlap Eugenia McAlpine Barney Timmons Philip Wilmeth Hilda Ingram Katherine Roberts Robert Johnson Jane Coker Irene Gillespie Ervin Cannon Nan McKinnon John Heustess Charles Powell . Miss Helen Baker MEMBERS ...................Senior Class . . . Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class . National Honor Society National Junior Honor Society Carrollum Forum International Relations Club Hungerpiller Poetry Club . Palmetto Players Commercial Club ...................... Home Economics Club Future Farmers of America Club ......................... Science Club All Girls' League All Boys' League Girls' Athletic Association ................Boys’ Athletic Association Hartsville High School Music Club .Sponsor FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Dr. J. H. THORNWELL . . . Superintendent of Schools Mr. J. C. Hungerpiller Principal Mr. W. P. CRAWFORD........................... Assistant Principal Miss Helen Baker..................................... Dean of Girls Page Thirty 3 CLASS E 5 ATELLETICS STUDENT COUNCIL Lower Kmc (Left to Kik'ht): Robert Johnson, Nan McKinnon. Eugenia Me Alpine, Christine Hart, Ann Stewart. Katherine Dunlap. Katherine Roberts, Elizabeth Hart, Floyd Denny. Upper Kmc (Left to Ritfht): Harney Timmons. Robert Durrktt, Phillip Wii.meth, Maude Dabbs, Irene Gillespie, Charles Powell, Jane Blizzard. Ervin Cannon, John Heustess. a : ■ x : j F - : z m 4 tg.USIC -gli BL1CAT-LQN 5 'El 3“L DRAMS NATION Irene Gillespie Eugenia McAlpine Nan McKinnon Sophia Nichols Maude Dabbs Miss Helen Baker Leatha Mae Aleord. 37 Peggy Blackstone. 5 7 Miriam Blackwell. '37 Jane Blizzard. 3 7 Evelyn Burnette. ‘37 Ervin Cannon. 37 Dorothea Crouch. 37 Maude Dabbs. 37 Katherine Dunlap. '37 Robert Durrett. '37 I ack Adams Olin Adams Charlotte Coker Aiken J. T. ALEORD Susan Hicks Allen victoria Allen Mabel Bair Kathryn Barbie Mary Nancy Beckham Orell Berry Hawthorne Best Inez Blackmon Mary Edna Blackmon Margaret Bryant Aurelia Byrd Beatrice Parrott Byrd Martha Carnes Fred Carpenter Sara Beckham Carpenter Myrtle Carpenter Thomas Cathcart Floyd Chitty Flora Coker Katie Mae Coker MARTHA COKF.R Brattan Davis Eva Blanche Davis Frances Dunlap c.lorjan Easterling Elizabeth Fink Harry Frampton Frances Garland Charles Gibbes Lawrence Gibbes L HONOR OFFICERS ACTIVE MEMBERS Dorothy Funderburk. '37 T helma Gardner. '37 Doris Gandy. '37 Irene Gillespie. '37 Elizabeth Hart, '38 John Heustess. 3 7 BILLY KETCHIN. '38 Kam Manship. 39 Eugenia McAlpine. '37 ALUMNI MEMBERS Christine Price Gibson Jane Gilbert Caroline Gillespie Sara Howle Fogle Margaret Goodson Thomas Goodson Gladys Terrell Foster Annie Lou Segars Hafner Margaret Durrett Hardin Ted Harley Louise Helms Thelma Helms KATHERINE HINES Marguerite G. Hoffman Gladys Hungerpiller Kent Hungerpiller Laura Inabnit Ruth Inabnit Leah Isf.man CHARLES JACKSON Nettie Allen Johnson Ruth Stewart Jordon Barbara Kalbf.r Mary Elizabeth Law Mary Lee Jennings Lewis Woodrow Lewis Mary Luther Irene Chitty Lynn Henry Malone jack McAlpine Dorothy McCown Frances McDonald Louise McDonald SOCI E T Y President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Council Member Sponsor Odessa McAlpine '37 Nan McKinnon. '37 Sophia Nichols. '37 jack Roddy. ‘37 Thomas Rogers. '38 Ann Stewart. '38 Annie Tarte. '37 Barney Timmons. '37 Philip Wilmeth '37 McKeiver Walters. '38 Katie McKinnon Roberta McKinnon Dakota Melton Annie Dubose Miller Dorothy Miller Anna Margaret Nettles John Nichols Eleanor McKinnon Oliver Janie Parish Juanita parrot i Maria Powell Billie Redi earn Mary Reynolds Margaret P. Reynolds Annie Rhodes Ruth R. Rhodes Marguerite M. Rhodes Finch Ridgi-Carol ine Segars Belva Segars Judson Sec.ars William Shelley Betty Sing Christine Sligh Grace Smith Lemuel Stephenson MaryC. Stephenson Belle G. Thornweli. Margaret Tillotson Joseph Wiggins I ff. Manning Wiggins Mary V. Williamson Fdith Woodham Miriam Yarborough s V crPksu RETROSPECT €1 31. OKGANLZATEOHS: DRAMA NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The Hartsville Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society was first established in the year 1935- 36. Ours is the 219th chapter. 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 Hartsville 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. The National Junior Honor Society carries out many useful projects in our school. A com mittee is appointed each year to draw up the chart of school officers for the year. This chart is hung in the front hall so that it may be used easily for reference. At the opening of school a group of National Junior Honor Society members serve on the freshman orientation com mittee a part of whose duty is to show the freshmen about the building. The members of this organization also post on the blackboard in the library a calendar of school activities for the short period each day. The publishing of Hartsville Highways is probably the most important project of this organization. Hartsville High Ways is a hand book which was published for the first time in the year 1936 37. In this hand book every feature of the life in or about the Hartsville High School is explained, and drawings arc used for illustration. A copy of Hartsville High Ways is given, not sold, to every member of the high school. The money that made this first issue of the publication possible was taken from the profits made at The Green Counter. The Green Counter is operated by members of the National Junior Honor Society for the purpose of furnishing paper, pencils and notebooks to students who wish to buy them at school. The Counter is open during every period of the school day and also before school starts in the morning. The Society has a minimum of four regular meetings each year. Three of these are dedicated to the transaction of necessary business such as: holding elections, making appointments, and hearing committee reports. The meeting which is held annually near the beginning of second semester is open to the entire student body and friends. At this open meeting the newly elected members of the National Junior Honor Society are. with appropriate dignity, installed in the organization. OFFICERS Ann STEWART President McKEIVER WALTERS Vice-President MARGARET GARDNER Secretary Miss Katherine Lee Treasurer THOMAS Rogers Assistant Treasurer and Manager of The Green Counter BILLY KETCHIN Assistant Treasurer and Manager of The Green Counter Miss Katherine Lee Sponsor MEMBERS Frank Askins Floyd Denny Juliet Minks Molly Owens Martha Blackwell GeraLdine Denny Sloan Hungf.rpiller Gwendolyn Rorerts Jean Barbie Robert Entzminc.er Hattie Iskmax Katherine Rorerts Betty Byerly Margaret Jane Fagan Robert Johnson Thomas Rogers Christine Cannon Elinor Fogle Marion Sue Jones Eleanor Segars Mary Clara Carlisle Margaret Gardner Katherine Kalrer Ann Stewart Richard Cathcart Marion Graddick Mildred Kelly Marion Thomas Jane Coker Lillian Harley Billy Ketchin McKeiver Walters Mary Coker Dorothy Harrell Eddie I.erner Elizabeth Wiggins JamrsCrovch Christine Hart Kam Manship Nettie Windham Thornton Crouch Elizabeth Hart Vada Newsome Pledges Ruby I.i.oyd Sara Kelly Myrtle Dudley Martha Jane Stephens Elizabeth Thomas TROSPECT Mugir • PPBLrcATicnsrg €1 3“L ORGANIZATIONS 13 K A MAT ALL GIRLS’ LEAGUE Nan McKinnon Maude Dabbs Eugenia McAlpinf. Dorothea Crouch Irene Gillespie Miss Sarah Pegues OFFICERS ..................................President Vice-President .........................Secretary ................................... T reasurer ..................Student Council Member .....................................Sponsor The All Girls' League was organized in the fall of 1931. Every girl in high school is automatically made a member upon entering high school. 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: and to aid each in choosing her vocation. It has been customary for the last several years' programs to include talks by accomplished professionals to aid the girl students in choosing a vocation. One of the projects of the All Girls’ League is the operation of a Lost and Found Bureau. The feature of one of our programs this year was a speech made on the American National Junior Red Cross. The All Girls' League expects to sponsor this organization next year. ALL ROYS’ LEAGUE Barney Timmons Edward Morgan C. M. Pennington McKeiver Walters Ervin Cannon Mr. W. P. Crawford Mr. J. C. Compton OFFICERS President Vice-President ........Secretary .......T reasurer Council Member .........Sponsor .........Sponsor The All Boys' League is a student organization composed of all the boys in the high school. One object of the organization is to foster and encourage a closer spirit of co-operation and good fellowshsip among the boys of the Harts-ville High School. Another object is to train its members in parliamentary procedure and public speaking. During the year, many interesting speeches are enjoyed at the meetings, and occasionally a debate on some up-to-the-minute subject gives an added interest. Page Thirty-six TROSPECT €] 3T_ ORGANIZATIONS DRAM A , NEWS REEL STAFF hirst Row (Left to Right): Barney Timmons, Business Manager; McKeiver Walters. liditor-in■ Chicf; C. M. Pennington, Assistant Circulation Manager. Second Raze: Miss Alice Grikpin, Sponsor; Geraldine E. Atkinson, Staff Reporter; Margaret Gard-nkr. Staff Reporter; Sloan Hvnc.erpiller, Staff Reporter; Sydney Josey, Exchange Editor, Ann Stewart, Xezes Editor; Katherine Dunlap, Staff Reporter. Miss Irene Hi nt. Sponsor. Third Row: Odessa McAlpine, Staff Reporter; Elizabeth Hart. Assistant Editor: Kam Manship, .Managing Editor; Thomas Rogers. Assistant Editor: Christine Cannon. Art Editor; Neil McDonald, Assistant Circulation Mandger; Charles Rogers. Staff Reporter. Fourth Row: Betty Martin, Circulation .Manager; Maude Dabbs, Columnist; Mary Janesk Girbes, Assistant Business Manager. HARTSVILLE HIGHWAYS STAFF First Row (Left to Right): Katherine Dunlap, Kam Manship. Editor-in-Chief; Marion Thomas, Geraldine Denny, Christine Hart. Second Rozv: John Huestess, Christine Cannon. Vada Newsome. Ervin Cannon. Mildred Kelly, Miss Katherine Lee, Sponsor. 4 21 Page Thirty-seven GARROLLUM FORUM OFFICERS PHILIP WlLMETH . . President ROBERT DURRETT Vice-President Nan McKinnon Secretary Dorothea Crouch Treasurer KATHERINE Dunlap Student Council Representative Miss Ruth Carroll Sponsor Possunt Quia Posse Videntur”—VERGIL. Aeneid, Book V. Line 231 One of the oldest clubs in the high school, the Carrollum Forum, organized in 19 24. has during the past year shown itself 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 students of the high school, to lead younger pupils into the paths of culture and attainment which Latin affords, and to awaken the people of Hartsville to the real value of Latin—have always been kept in mind in the selection of new activities, and through these activities the organization has successfully achieved its purposes. Its membership is composed of all members of the junior and senior Latin classes and a limited number of sophomores who are judged on their merit. The club holds eight meetings during the school term. These are devoted to student discussions. talks by well known lecturers, initiation exercises. Latin plays. Latin games and various other activities. In addition to these meetings, the Club gave a tea for the Freshman Latin students in September, to acquaint them with the Latin department of the high school. Each year the Club climaxes its yearly activities with the Roman Banquet, one of the brightest spots on the high school calendar. Last year the banquet was unusually good. The members and guests assembled in the study hall at 7:30 P.M.. marching promptly at 8:00 o’clock to the gymnasium while The Rhythm Rascals. Hartsville High’s senior orchestra, furnished the music for the evening. The gymnasium, entirely lighted by candles, was decorated in true Roman style. The fragrant fumes of incense curled from the tables and gradually disappeared into the air among the flowers. Tables, placed according to the scheme of one of Rome's most noted society leaders, stood almost surrounded by couches. Guests and members seated themselves according to place cards previously arranged. The banquet swung into action with the invocation to Jupiter, pronounced by President Lee M. Wiggins. The presiding officer then summoned the slaves with perfume water for washing the hands. Then the food was served in courses announced by the president. No food was honored with a place on the menu that was not used by the Romans. After this was completed, the event of the evening—Dr. R. V. D. Magoffin. Head of Classics at N. Y. University, delivered his annual address to the Latin club and guests. Dr. Magoffin spoke on “The Life and Customs of the Romans. The lecture was made even more interesting by slides illustrating the topic. By the applause accorded him. we may be sure that his talk was enjoyed by everyone present. Among the special projects of the Club this year has been the sponsoring of new Latin Clubs throughout the state. Through its aid organizations have been founded in Allendale. Mullins. Conway, and North Charleston: Mullins has already given a Roman banquet similar to ours. Another project was the preparation of the preliminary Latin examination for the State High School League contests. The entire Senior Latin class participated in this work. W r v Page Thirty-eight RETROSPECT I.. - RLLHJL1 CATION 5 JUHGAMIZAT1QN5 drama: Page Thirty-nine INTERNATIONAL R ELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS Maude Dabbs John Heustess Jane Blizzard Evelyn Burnette Eugenia McAlpine Miss Jessie Cox President Vice-President Secretary . T reasurer Student Council Member Sponsor MEMBERS Leatha Mae Alford Jane Blizzard Evelyn Burnette Dorothy Byrd Christine Cannon Ervin Cannon Dorothea Crouch Maude Dabbs Katherine Dunlap Robert Durrett Edith Easterling Dorothy Fields Dorothy Funderburk Miriam Gainey Doris Gandy Margaret Gardner Thelma Gardner Irene Gillespie Vera Graham Margaret E. Greyard Margaret Harrell Christine Hart Elizabeth Hart John Heustess Robert Johnson Mildred Kelly Kam Manship Betty Martin Eugenia McAlpine: Zena McKenzie Nan McKinnon Claudia Moore Christine Mozingo Vada Newsome Sophia Nichols Geraldine Outlaw James Patterson Frances Peninger Jessie Mae Redick Katherine Roberts Selma Stogner Ernest Stokes Virginia Stuckey Annie Tarte Lucas Thompson Barney Timmons Theresa Waters Dan Watford Philip Wilmeth Nettie Windham Josephine Privette MUSIC PU'HLrCATlONg su RETROSPECT « ] 3 l_— ORGANIZATIONS s • ' aT' ■DRAM HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC CLUB First Soprano— Jean Barbie Martha Blackwell Mary Blackwell Jane Blizzard Mable Brand Jane Coker Geraldine Denny JACQUELINE EVERINGTON Dora Fogle Dorothy Flowers Dorothy Funderburk Myrtle Gainey Inez Gardner Mary Janice Gibbs First Bass— Ervin Cannon Wilson Coker Robert Durrett Raymond Ousley C. M. Pennington Charles Powell Eugene Radford Second Bass Wesley Blizzard Edward McKorell Bass— Charles Rogers Clarinets— Jack Bethea Ervin Cannon Philip Wilmeth Saxophones— Ervin Cannon Bass— Charles Rogers Clarinets— Ervin Cannon Philip Wilmeth Saxophones— Ervin Cannon Philip Wilmeth Ervin Canon Kam Manship Robert Durrett Robert Durrett Charles Powell Miss Hannah Coker Mr. W. a. Smith GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Helen Goodson Juliet Hines Katherine Kalber Belva Koon Betty Martin Margaret Ann McNair Mary McNair Mary Lou Parker KATHERINE ROBERTS Eva Mae Segars Ann Stewart Selma stogner Marion Thomas Elizabeth Wiggins BOYS' GLEE CLUB JAMES PARKER Harry Rhodes Philip Wilmeth First Tenors— Floyd Denny Thomas Gainey Sid Gardner Joe King Billy Terrell Ross Terrell BAND Jack Davis Philip Wilmeth T rombones— PAUL ASKINS Kirk Dunlap Billy Ketchin T rumpets— James Crouch ORCHESTRA Trumpets— Floyd Denny Robert Durrett Violins— Lee Doris Blackman Martha Blackwell Dora Fogle Daphine Grantham Second Soprano— Christine Cannon Mary Coker Billie Folsom Connie Gardner Sloan Hungerpiller Marion Sue Jones Geraldine Lynch Virginia Stuckey Alto— Dorothy Cato Maude Dabbs Jane Gardner Odessa McAlpine Molly Owens Second Tenors— Paul Elkins Bobby Entzminger Kam manship Neil McDonald Marvin Reynolds Earl Scott Hubert Twitty Walter Woeeord Miriam Blackwell Piano Accompanist Thornton Crouch Floyd Denny Robert Durrett Piano Accompanist— Miriam Blackwell Percussion— Richard Cathcart Marion Thomas Paul Elkins Bobby Entzminger Piano Accompanist— Miriam Blackwell Percussion— Richard Cathcart OFFICERS President Vice-President .....................Secretary T reasurer Student Council Member Sponsor. Girls' Glee Club Sponsor. Boys' Glee Club and Instrumental Music -n o c Hartsville High School Music Club Page Forty four Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club DRAMS Hartsville High School Orchestra Hartsville High School Band Page Forty-five DKAMA HUNGER PILLER P O ET R Y CLU B OFFICERS Jack Davis ........................................ President CHRISTINE Cannon . Secretary-Treasurer BARNEY Timmons....................... Student Council Member Mr. J. C. Hungerpiller ...............................Sponsor MEMBERS Ludy Benjamine Margaret Ellen Greyard Christine Cannon Christine Hart Ervin Cannon Sloan Hungerpiller Vi van Cassidy Mildred Kelly Maude Dabbs Eugenia McAlpine Jack Davis Eleanor Segars Geraldine Denny Selma Stogner Robert Durrett Barney Timmons Robert Entzminger McKeiver Walters Vermelle Gressette i Philip Wilmeth Nettie Windham Page Forty-six ATH LETICS MU5IC • PUBLICATIONS TIJ O ORGANIZATIONS U-bAMA TROSPECT MUSIC • PUHLICATTCrKr €) 3T_ ORGAKriZAriON5 drama: PALMETT O PLAYERS OFFICERS Odessa McAlpine ........................................ President Dorothy Funderburk ................................ Vice-President Mary JANESE GlBBES Secretary Vada Newsome Treasurer PHILIP Wilmeth Student Council Member Miss Irene Hunt Sponsor The Palmetto Players' club is comprised of boys and girls from the entire student body. The purpose of the organization is to offer students interested in dramatics an opportunity to cultivate their talents. It presents one or two one-act plays at each of its meetings, but its major performance is that of the annual Senior Play, in which the leading roles arc taken by Seniors who are members of the club. The play chosen for production this year was “Speed. It was presented May seventh. % Page Forty-eight ATPLL LUCS MUSIC • PUBLICATIONS cS ju TROSPECT Q 3 L sb NS • DRAHTTA- Page Forty-nine COMMERCIAL C OFFICERS JOHN HEUSTESS Sophia Nichols Elizabeth Hart Tom Coker lub President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Hilda Ingram Miss Anderson MEMBERS Student Council Member Sponsor Faye Andrews Hilda Ingram Mazza lee Polson Rae Andrews Sydney Josey Charles Powell Geraldine Atkinson Cynthia Kelley Corrie Privette Ferris Bant a Billy Ketch in Everette Privette Mary Blackwell Miriam King Josephine Privette Helen blasin 'me Vivian King Bernice Radford Wesley P.t • Ed. Langston Eugene Radford Mabt p Pauline Langston Jessie Mae Redick s Jacqueline Large Thomas Rogers I Pauline Larrimore Vera Mae Lunn Walter k. Lunn Elizabeth Smith Olive Snipes Edwin Snyder 1 Kam Manship Josephine Spears MARVl V. James Marshall Constance Stevens Odessa Dean 7ina McKenzie Madge Stogner Doli y DeWitt Frances McKinnon Margaret Stokes Katherine Dunlap Ed. McKorell Ann Stewart Edith Easterling Randolph McLeod Leila Stuckey Dora Fogle Jimmy McNair Ray Tedder Dorothy Funderburk Margaret Ann McNair Barney Timmons Carroll Gainey Corrie Middleton Bernice Turnage Margaret Gainey Jennie Lou Miller Hubert Twitty Thelma Gainey Elizabeth Mims Armeeta Tyner Nellie Gray galloway Nettie moody Faye van Landingham Doris Gandy Beverly Moore Richard Wadsworth Mary Janese Gibbes Edward Morgan McKeiver Walters Helen Goodson William Morrell Dan Watford Ella Mae Graddick Louise Morrison Ray Watts Martha Graham Mable Morrison Virginia Whitworth Daphine Grantham Eugene Nettles Glen Winburne Woodrow Hall Zelda Newsome Lola Mae Winburn Lillian Harley Sophia Nichols Eloise Woodham Margaret Harrell James Orr Evelyn Woodham Elizabeth Hart Geraldine Outlaw Margaret Woodham James Henderson James Parker Harold Young John Heustess Belva Peninger Henry Young allie Hodge Frances Pf.ninger Thelma Young Charles Ingram C. M. Pennington voncile Young Page Fifty oVLsu TROSPECT MUSIC • PUBLICATION'S €! 3 QKGAKIIZAl IUNS • dkama HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS Eleanor Segars................... Selma Stogner Helen Lemons.......... Inez Gardner ................... Katherine Roberts Miss Dorothy Simmons............. Onnif. Alford Elizabeth Andrews Ray Andrews Alline Atkinson Martha Blackwell Virginia Blackmon Dorothy Brown Elizabeth Bryant Dot Byrd Sara Byrd Louise Corbett Ruby Clanton Lucile Elmore Dorothy Fields Helen Galloway Louella Gandy Connie Gardner Inez Gardner Elma Gilbert Nina Grantham Sadie Hawkins Vera Henderson Bernice Howlf. Genewood Hucks MEMBERS Rosa Lee Ingram Dorothy Johnson Dorothy Jordon Corinne Kelley Doris King Louise King Miriam King Rose Marie King Belva Koon Jacqueline Large Helen Lemons Ganell McKenzie Margaret Melton Jennie Lou Miller Christine Mims Nettie Moody Claudia Moore Addif. Morrison Christine Mozingo Frances Newsome Mary A. Northcutt Addie Ethel Norwood Annie Outlaw ...............President ............Vice-President Secretary ..............T reasurer Student Council Member .................. Sponsor Mattie Kate Outlaw Hazel Padgett Mary Lou Parker Mazzalee Polson CORRIE PRIVETTE Macey Privette Katherine Roberts Ellen Rogers Eleanor Segars Ruby Smith Selma Stogner Mary Stokes Margie Stuckey Hannah Sumner Mildred Taylor Ethel Lee Teel Alene Tyner Margaret Tyner Margaret Wadsworth Esther Mae Warren Louise Watford Mildred Watford Eloise Woodham Ethel Young Home Economics Club MUSIC • PUH1 ICATIQfTg uv RETROSPECT €) 31 QHGANIZAIIQN5 nBSIgS F U T U R E FARM K R S O F AM 1 iRICA CLUB OFFICERS Raymond Ousley President Asberry Windham Vice-President Joe Stewart . Secretary-Treasurer Robert Johnson Student Council Member Mr. J. O. Bethea MEMBERS Sponsor Lennell Andrews Leonard Harrell Raymond Ousley Jake Atkinson George Hawkins Freddie Powell Ferris Banta1 Hubert Howell Eugene Radford William Beasley C. T. Howle Pete Raines Dudley Beckham Robert Johnson Harry Rhodes Ludy Ben j amine B. G. Kelley Harvey Rhyne Hugh Neal Blackwell William King Sid Segars Hal Boyd J. B. Layton Harvey Shumate Pressley Chaplin Robert McFarland Edwin Snyder D. Carl Cook Joe McKenzie Joe Stewart James Cross W. K. Lunn Heyward Stokes Tillman Fields B. P. McNeese James Teel Earl Flowers Gary Miller Lucas Thompson Edward Flowers J. B. Mobley Clyde Wallace Brice Gainey H. V. Moore George Watkins Curtis Gainey Forest Morrison Herbert Watkins Olin Gainey Joe Morrison James Wilhelm Sid Gardner Johnnie Morrison Campbell Winburn Willie Gardner Pendleton Mozingo Glenn Winburn Woodrow Hall Carroll Newsome Asberry Windham E. V. Hollomon Claude Newsome Lawrence Norwood J. E. Woodham Page Fifiy-fouc 5 $ o W LT Future Farmers of America Club c-p jo TROSPECT MUSIC PUHLICT ION'S €1 3“L -QHIjAM I ZATTOTslS DHAMA THE SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Student Council Member .................. Sponsor Jane Buzzard Betty Martin Dorothy Funderburk Jane Coker Mr. J. M. Sanders 11-A ATKINSON Frances Baker Jean Barbie Jane Blizzard Evelyn Burnette Betty Byerly Ervin Cannon Mary Carlisle Richard Cathcart Jane Coker Mary Coker Ernest Cook James Crouch Thornton Crouch Dorothea Crouch Geraldine Denny Floyd Denny Myrtle Dudley Billy Durham Bobbie Entzminger Jacqueline Everington MEMBERS Margaret Fagan Elinor Fogle Dorothy Funderburk Nellie Gray Galloway Inez Gardner Thelma Gardner Irene Gillespie Marion Graddick Daphine Grantham Christine Hart Juliet Hines Sloan Hungerpiller Aliher Ingram Hattie Iseman Marion Sue Jones Margaret Jones KATHERINE KALBER mazzalee Keith Sara Kelley Joe King Aurelia King Eddie Lerner Vera Lunn Betty Mart in-Eugenia McAlpine Odessa McAlpine Nan McKinnon Mary McNair M. Frances Reddick Eva Lou Sanders Mac Smith Hazel Sparrow Martha Jane Stephens Clarence Lee Stogner Leila Stuckey Annie Tartf. Ross Terrell Marion Thomas Barney Timmons Thelma Tyner Elizabeth Wiggins Asberry Windham Nettie Windham The Science Club was organized on March 15. 1937. The club does not expect to do much more this session than to become organized so. that rapid strides can be made in years to come. The ultimate aim of the club is to stimulate a general increased interest in the natural sciences, and among the immediate aims are such desirable objectives as: 1. Becoming informed of current science topics and acquainting the general public with the latest scientific discoveries. 2. Maintaining high scholastic standards. 3. Observing scientific operations in this immediate community. 4. Making a creditable representation of the Science Department in the Hartsville High School. Among the proposed programs of the club are such interesting features as visits to the institutions of Hartsville employing scientific operations, demonstrations of experiments possessing interesting and educational values. An additional fact of interest is that the primary qualifications for admission to the club is a minimum scholastic record of 90% for the one semester in one of the science courses: Chemistry. Biology, General Science. Page Fifty-six ATHLETICS MUSIC • PUBLICATIONS Retrospect €] 31. CJKGAN1ZAI mN,5 ;__DBAMj. G I R L S ’ ATHLKTIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Ann Stewart Hilda Ingram Ethel Young ........ Geraldine E. Atkinson Nan McKinnon Odessa McAlpine Ann Stewart Miss Caroline Shaw Miss Alice Griffin .........President . . . Vice-President Secretary .............T reasurer Student Council Member Cheer Leader Cheer Leader ................ Sponsor .................Sponsor The Girls' Athletic Association is endeavoring to put girls' athletics on an intramural basis. In this way. not only star athletes, but any girl sufficiently interested can have a share in the games. Basketball, tennis, and horseshoes, along with soccer, baseball, and clogging which were introduced last year, furnish a wide field of sports from which a girl may choose her favorites. A girl is given a number of sport points for each sport in which she is active, and having acquired thirty points, she is awarded a red and white emblem. After a girl has won an emblem, she may win an arm bar for every fifteen additional points. The sports are divided as follows: (1) Major class sports: soccer, basketball and baseball. 1 he managers for each of these sports are: soccer, Margaret Gardner: basketball. Geraldine Denny and Jacqueline Everington: baseball. Eleanor Segars. (2) Minor individual sports: horseshoes. Selma Stogner: tennis. Ann Stewart. 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. The main objective of this association 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 basketball team scores for this season are: Hartsville 14 Florence 20 Hartsville 35 Orangeburg 36 Hartsville . 31 Orangeburg 43 Hartsville 20 Florence ...... ... 17 Page Fifty-eight DRAMff- FOOTBALL The 1936 Red Foxes, although light and inexperienced, enjoyed a very successful season under the tutelage of the new coach, R. R. Kissam. and Assistant Coach J. B. Compton. Faced with a hard schedule the Foxes' effective passing enabled them to be victorious in four games, losing three and tying two. The Foxes placed James Parker and Cecil Spires on the Pee Dee Conference team. Parker was outstanding as a pass receiving end. while Spires stood out as a potent ball-carrying halfback. Others who played well were Captain Ed. Langston, speedy blocking back: Harold Young, passer: Ingram and Segars, stalwart guards: Barbie, a consistent center, and J. D. Askins. a defensive end. An average of twenty-five boys played in every game. 1 he prospects for the 1937 season are bright with most of the boys returning. However, such boys as Durrett. Powell. Langston. Winburn. and Pennington will be hard to replace. THE FOOTBALL SCORES Red Foxes 20 Red Foxes 6 Red Foxes 0 Red Foxes 13 Red Foxes 18 Red Foxes 0 Red Foxes 19 Red Foxes 12 Red Foxes . 0 Cheraw 6 Camden . . . 32 Mullins 0 Bethune 7 Hamlet. N. C. 6 Orangeburg 25 Rock Hill 26 McColl 0 Darlington 0 Page Sixty c-$$uV RETROSPECT MUSIC • PUBITCATIONS €] 3 L ORGANIZATIONS UR AMR! Page Sixty-one RETROSPECT MU- ir . PUBLICATION?; 'El 3“L QRGAKJIJATIGNIS « I 'MmZ: BASKETBALL The Hartsville High School Boys' Basketball team enjoyed the most successful season in the history of the school, losing only to Columbia High in the state title race after breaking even with Florence and Darlington in dual games. Among the best games of the season were the Florence. Rock Hill and Orangeburg games. The Foxes again won the Pee Dee Tournament and placed James Parker and Hubert Twitty on the All-Conference Team. Parker received a medal for the third ranking player in the conference. The playing of Captain John Heustess, Paul Askins, James Parker, Ludy Benjamine, Hubert Twitty, Wilson the Foxes’ success. The scores were as follows: Coker, and Dan Watford accounted for Hartsville 30 Cheraw . 20 Hartsville 39 Cheraw 29 Hartsville 40 Mullins . 15 Hartsville 42 Mullins . 28 Hartsville 24 Darlington . 26 Hartsville . 27 Darlington 24 Hartsville 19 Rock Hill . 13 Hartsville 39 Orangeburg . 25 Hartsville 23 Orangeburg . 19 Hartsville ... 7 Florence 23 Hartsville 19 Florence . 15 Hartsville. . . T . . . . 15 Columbia . 52 Page Sixty-two 1. So that's what those posts are for! 1. A favorite recess spot 3. Bird's eue view of the recess crowd 4. Colonial day (Junior f rolic) 5. Close friends 6. Arranging the Junior class for the RtTROSPHCT photo 7. Beauty and the book 8. In the library 9. Good advertisement for The News Reel 10. Statue of Liberty Crawford 11. Look pleasant, please 12. Pull hard. Odessa 13 Nan and Ann 14. Charles looking through the microscope 15. Taking off. Mr. Ktssamf 16. Robert and Miss Pegues 17. The perfect dive (by Eugenia Me Alpine) 18. Jane Bli . .ard 19. Junior frolic squat dancers 20. You're about to lose your balance! 21. Checking the change 11. Irene Gillespie 23. Heap big Indians (Junto frolic) 24 Lhe senior store committee 25. Dorothea Crouch 16. Miss Ramsey bearing down on a Chockow. 17. I hi personality smile 28. Looking down on the principal 29. Sophia Nichols 30. Hidden genius. ADVERTISEMENTS 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 Eleven Years Devoted to the Up-Building of Hartsville and This Section Page Sixty-six M LlSlC PU BT-1CATTQTST5 gMjl, RETROSPECT €) 3T_ ICJC-atW r, w- Compliments of John F. Wilmeth and Robert W. Shand Compliments of CAROLINA FIBER COMPANY ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW —♦— Hartsville. S. C. Hartsville, S. C. Compliments of D. Carl Cook ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Compliments of COKER COLLEGE • Hartsville. S. C. ♦ Hartsville. S. C. Page Sixty-seven CLA55E5; '1QNS I ETROSPECT €) 3X Compliments of The Hartsville Fertilizer Co. Compliments of The Enterprise Lumber Co. Hartsville. S. C. Compliments of The Center Theatre Hartsville, S. C. Compliments of The Bank of Hartsville Hartsville. S. C. “Cheap Electricity is Cheaper Still. Use ft Abundantly to the Best Advantage. Carolina Power and Light Company Compliments of HARTSVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Compliments of Patton Laundry Inc. HUNGRY? See the Seniors at recess: They will save you from distress. Hungry you'll no longer go When your need of lunch they know. Senior Store Committee Receipts from lunch sales are used to buy the Seniors' gift to the school. Page Sixty-eight Mti ir • pu hi k:at rcnsrs gWlsu f -RETROSPECT €1 3“L % organ izstiqkb: DHSH5 COMPLIMENTS OF SANITARY BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP Compliments of HENRY M. WALL HARTSVILLE. S. C. P. H. TEDDER 25 YEARS OF HONEST HARDWARE SERVICE IN HARTSVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF Hartsville Hardware HARTSVILLE. S. C. Stevenson Service Station Shell Products. Quaker State Oil. and Goodyear Tires COMPLIMENTS OF DENNY BROTHERS Hartsville. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Segars Motor Company HARTSVILLE, S. C. Berry’s Cash Grocery Store candies cakes FRUITS—NUTS—DR INKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1937 COMPLIMENTS OF Boyd Powe Drug Company The Rexall Store HARTSVILLE. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF FOX HARDWARE COMPANY Hartsville. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF TILLOTSON LUMBER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF The Hartsville Arcade Hotel COMPLIMENTS OF THE CAPITOL HARTSVILLE. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Sowells’ Cash Store Hartsville, S. C. Page Sixty nine c-p?vi, TROSPECT C 3 ()RhAMI ATTOTJ 5 D.RAM4 COMPLIMENTS OF ARTHUR’S FILLING STATION COMPLIMENTS OF CONSUMER’S GROCERY AND MARKET Hartsville. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF JACKSON’S DRY CLEANERS 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. Suggestions in Dress By LISBETH WOLFE COMPLIMENTS OF The Hartsville Messenger Hartsville, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Jordan’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 Best Wishes for the Class of 1937 Stationery and Supply Center School books and Supplies Stationery. Magazines, etc. RETROSPECT €! 3 ORGANIZATIONS drama: Compliments of Hartsville Ice and Fuel Corporation Phone 189 Compliments of HYGEIA DAIRY Coker’s Pedigreed Seed Co. The South's Foremost Seed Breeders Hartsville, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Trust Company of South Carolina 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 M. W. GUNN Curtis Vocational Counselor The Saturday Evening Post Ladies’ Home Journal Country Gentlemen COMPLIMENTS OF KING’S MARKET Hartsville. S. C. SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL by subscribing to The News Reel COMPLIMENTS OF F. E. FITGHETT Page Seventy-one rA cri ju RETROSPECT MUSIC • PUBLICATIONS €1 3 at UKbANIZATTQTTSI T7R A f TA COMPLIMENTS OF G. A. Wilson Company FLORISTS COMPLIMENTS OF HAMILTON’S STUDIO Florence. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF W. D. ARTHUR CO. Insurance COMPLIMENTS OF HARTSVILLE MOTOR CO. Hartsville. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF B U Y C K ’ S COMPLIMENTS OF The Hartsville Pharmacy Save with Safety COMPLIMENTS OF UNITED GROCERY CO. Hartsville. S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Leff’s Department Store “Buy Right at Leifs' COMPLIMENTS OF Belk’s Department Store COMPLIMENTS OF J. ERVIN CANNON COMPLIMENTS OF ROSE’S Home of Better Values'' COMPLIMENTS OF Woodland Farm Dairy COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES’ BANK COMPLIMENTS OF Abram’s Fashion Shop Hartsville. S. C. Page Seventy-two