Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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MISS HELEN BAKER B.A., University of Richmond M.A., Columbia University LATIN - HISTORY MRS. HYLDA INABINET BASS B.A., Coker College GENERAL SCIENCE MR. JAMES W. BREWTON B.S., Furman University SCIENCE - CHEMISTRY - PHYSICS MRS. SARAH BROWN Winthrop College SECRETARY MRS. MARY D. BYRD B.S., Limestone College HOMEMAKING MISS LILLIAN CATOE B.A., Coker College MATHEMATICS MRS. HARRIETTE CROUCH B.S., Winthrop College GENERAL SCIENCE MRS. RUTH EIDSON B.A., Winthrop College HISTORY - GEOGRAPHY MR. P. C. EVANS, JR. B.S., Clemson College M. Ed., University of South Carolina AGRICULTURE MRS. JEAN S. GAINEY B.S., Lander College HOME ECONOMICS MRS. DOROTHY G. HANNA B.S., Coker College TYPING MR. WENDELL M. BROOKS B.A., High Point College HISTORY - CIVICS MR. R. GRADY BROWN Jj B.M., University of Michigan k. BAND MA RS. EDITH E. CHAPMAN (Winthrop College MATICS W. P. CRAWFORD B. A., University of South Carolina ALGEBRA - GEOMETRY - TRIGONOMETRY . 1 w-v. V7 X. 's

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PRINCIPAL MR. DOYLE W. BOGGS B.S., Presbyterian College M.A., Duke University DEAN OF GIRLS MISS HELEN BAKER B.A., University of Richmond M.A., Columbia University DEAN OF BOYS MR. W. P. CRAWFORD B.A., University of South Carolina OUR SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE I congratulate you, the Senior Class members, on your achievements. You have proven that you possess the necessary qualities to make a success of your life. May the guidance that your Alma Mater has afforded challenge each of you: to pattern your role in life so that it conforms to the principles of Christian world citizenship, to acquire the capacity for cultivating true friendships: having good friends and being a good friend, to choose the occupation for which you are best suited, be proud of it, work hard at it, make work fun and take a proportionate amount of time out for wholesome recreation, to be yourself, using to the best advantage your native creative ability and contributing something that has come purely from the manipulation of your own unique facilities, to remember that life is not made up of all successes and that mistakes carry lessons for those who are willing to learn. Page Seven

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MRS. MIRIAM HARVIN Coker College CAFETERIA MR. JAMES HARRISON B.A., University of South Carolina PHYSICAL EDUCATION, COACH MRS. DOROTHY T. HENDRIX B.A., Lander College PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC MR. THOMAS M. HENDRIX MISS MARTHA B.S., Appalachian State Teachers' College B.A., Winthrop MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE - PHYSICAL BIOLOGY EDUCATION, ASSISTANT COACH M. HICKUN College l y MRS. PATRICIA C. HUFF B.A., Coker College HISTORY - ENGLISH MR. JOHN F. INGRAM B.A., Furman University ENGLISH MISS BETTY JEAN KIRKLAND B.S., Winthrop College TYPING - SHORTHAND - OFFICE PRACTICE MISS VERNA KOHN B.S., Newberry Colleg ENGLISH MR. H. E. LITTLETON B.S., Berry College INDUSTRIAL ARTS MISS KATHERINE B. LEE B.S., Coker College ENGLISH MISS MARTHA E. LOMINICK B.S., Newberry College ENGLISH • HISTORY MRS. ELIZABETH McNAIR B.A., Winthrop College B.A. in Library Science, University of Oklahoma LIBRARIAN MISS VIRGINIA I. McGUIRT Winthrop College SCIENCE - PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. JESSIE C. PORTER B.A., Coker College HISTORY MRS. ELIZABETH RHINEHARDT B.S. and M.S., University of Nebraska HOME ECONOMICS MRS. MARY W. SITTS B.A.. Limestone College ENGLISH - HISTORY MRS. COROLLA N. STUCKEY B.A., Columbia College ENGLISH MR. RUBEN C. THOMAS B.S., University of South Carolina DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION MISS MARGARET TOLBERT B.A., Erskine College ENGLISH MR. SAMUEL O. TOMLINSON B.S., Clemson College M.Ed., University of South Cai AGRICULTURE MRS. ELIZABETH ULMER B.A., Winthrop College ALGEBRA - SPANISH mrs. Sara Frances B.S., Winthrop College. ECONOMICS - SHORJl EOOKKEEPING rAND MR. CECIL W. WALTERS B.S., Clemson College M.S., University of Tennessee TRADE AND INDUSTRIES