Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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Student Body of 1956, Becouse of your friendliness, co-operativeness, and personal courtesies extended to me, my first year ot Hortsville High School hos been o most pleasant one. It is my sincere wish that your time spent in our school will prepare you for a richer, fuller life. Walter E. Porter Student Body of 1956, We congratulate you on a wonderful year. Your spirit, your co-operotiveness, ond your diligence have been odmiroble; ond we look forward to another splendid year with you. We hope thot those who will be graduated this year will always remember Hortsville High School ond will return to visit us often. Helen Baker W. P. Crawford MR. W. P. CRAWFORD Dean of Boys MR. WALTER E. PORTER Principal, Junior High School MISS HELEN BAKER Dean of Girls Us

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 Student Body of 1956, Congrotulotions to you on having attained your present position in preporing yourselves to serve our democratic society! This indicates that you possess the qualities necessary for making a success of your lives. I covet for each of you a high school diploma. The finding and developing of your talents can be as fashioning keys for opening the doors of opportunity that will present themselves to you. Use the opportunities placed about you for developing the right attitudes and hobits that will be your allies in all of life's experiences. Nothing is more certain in life than change. Important decisions must often be made quickly. Develop the right volues, the ability to overcome difficulties, and the ability to profit from success and foilure. Having done this, I challenge you to do your best always! I shall follow your careers with interest. My best wishes will olwoys be with you. MR. T. H. ULMER Superintendent Seniors of 1956, You hove mode many contributions to a successful year in our school, and I solute you for your accomplishments. I am proud to have been associated with you and to have worked with you these five years. I shall follow your careers with a great deal of personal interest. MR. DOYLE W. BOGGS Principal, Senior High School 14 Ad m i n istrati ve

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Never to be forgotten are our faculty, friends and counselors . . . inspiring us ever onward and upward in our search for truth and knowledge . . . helping us to the realization that love and light and learning are but three in one. Problems of all types occur daily, but foresight, planning, and an understanding appreciation of values on the part of our administration have guided us to an improvement of the old and a discovery of new fields of education and growth. In view of the aforesaid, we, the Senior Class of 1956, wish to express our deepest respect, admiration, and appreciation to you, the faculty, for preparing us for the life ahead. First Row, left to right: Mrs. Walker E. Anderson, Commercial; Mr. Richard Bailey, English; Mrs. Hylda Bass, Science; Mrs. Edith E. Chopmon, Mathematics. Second Row, left to right: Mr. Grady Brown, Bond; Mr. Nelson C. Curtis, Science, Mathematics; Mrs. Ruth Eidson, History, Geography; Miss Jean Evans, Physical Education, Cooch. Third Row, left to right: Mr Percivol C. Evans, Agriculture; Mrs. Lillian Galloway, Mathematics; Mrs. Loree H. Gandy, Science; Mrs. Mary Gandy, Seventh Grade. Fourth Row, left to right: Mrs. Vado N. Gore, English, History; Mr. Charles W. Hammond, History, Science; Mrs. Dorothy Hanna, Typing; Mr. James W. Harrison, Coach, Physical Education. Fifth Row, left to right: Mrs. Miriam Harvin, Cafeteria Manager; Mr. Tom Hendrix, Mathematics, Physical Education, Coach, Science; Miss Martha M. Hicklin, Biology; Mr. John C. Hungerpiller, English. Sixth Row, left to right: Mr. John F. Ingram, English, Psychology, Retrospect; Mrs. Martha T. Ivey, English; Miss Betty June Kirkland, Commercial; Miss Katherine B. Lee, English. 16