Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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Leslie Howord Gainey Mary Joyce Griggs John William Gainey Peggy Joyce Griggs Patricio Anne Gainey Leonard Elbert Grooms Wade Hampton Garland, III Jesse D'Leslie Gibson Woodrow Wilson Hawkins, Jr. Lawrence Gene Howkins Heyward Cassidy Hawkins Dovid Eugene Hoftman Shirley Joyce Hayes James Wallace Howell Charles Eugene Heustess Barbara Jane Howie Ranson Jay Hicks Lewis Rushtan Howie Franklin Delano Hodge Wade Marshall Hurley 23

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Emma Jeon Cox Barbara Jeon Curtis James Franklin Dixon Boyd Dargan Dolrymple Willie Horace Dye Deani Herbert Edwards Jerry Franklin Friedner John William Gainey David Edward Gainey Evelyn Jeonette Gainey SENIORS SOPHOMORE YEAR—1953-54 The Sophomores came back to school in September, 1953, in high spirits. J. W. Gainey was elected president. We began to sell coffee at the ball games and made enough money to buy a water cooler. The students from Antioch and Lydia were now coming to Harts-ville and were making new friends. The new building was started. We were so anxious to move into our new quarters. Spanish seems to be puzzling Bill, Dexter, and Ralph. 22

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Marvin Hulsey Sylvia Jeon Kelley Joseph Leslie Jacobs Carole Roe Lane Sylvia Perry Jacobs Virgil Arthur Johnson Carol Claire Langston Georgia Strickland Lewis Bobby Joe Kelley William Hartridge Miller SENIORS JUNIOR YEAR—;954-55 A class of jolly Juniors came to school in September, 1954. Although it was not completed, we went into the new building. With Miss Martha Hicklin and Miss Betty June Kirkland as sponsors, and Delmas Allen, president, we began to work to make money for Junior-Senior. We sold coffee and candy at the football games, held dances after the football and basketball games, and presented a play, The Curious Savage, under the direction of Miss Laura Mclnnes, dramatics teacher. After months of work, worry, and making decisions, we began drawing the scenes. The big night, April 29, arrived. The girls, in their beautiful dresses, and the boys, looking very distinguished in their dinner jackets, made a very handsome group at the dance with scenes of April in Paris in the background. Lunch time!