Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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MRS. VADA N. GORE, English Winthrop College Mrs. Gore's continuous study of bridge techniques makes her successful while playing. MR. ELBERT L. HANCOCK, Economics, Social Studies University of South Carolina The world of photography lures Mr. Hancock in his spare time. MR. RICHARD A. HICKSON, Mathematics Newberry College Mr. Hickson finds a moment to catch up on the latest hunting and fishing. MRS. THELMA M. HICKS, Mathematics Winthrop College Mrs. Hicks enjoys her musical ability by playing the piano. faculty MR. RICHARD A. HOLLAND, English Presbyterian College All set for an afternoon of hunting, Mr. Holland prepares to leave from his hard day’s work. MRS. FRANCES HUGGINS, English Georgetown College Mrs. Huggins is ready with the necessary ingredients and information to mix a cake.

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MRS. RUTH G. EIDSON, Social Studies Winthrop College Tending plants is one of Mrs. Eidson’s favorite hobbies. MISS JEAN EVANS, Physical Education Winthrop College Miss Evans, smiling and confident, goes to meet her opponent for a tennis match. MR. P. C. EVANS, Agriculture Clemson College “Work is my hobby,” says Mr. Evans, as he hangs up a plaque won by his students in a Parliamentary Procedure contest. MR. SAM FAULK, Science MR. JOHN F. FLOYD, History, Science Newberry College University of South Carolina Mr. Faulk wants Ricky to learn about football early Mr. Floyd, sports enthusiast, watches a practice session in life. before a big game. MRS. LILLIAN C. GALLOWAY, Mathematics Coker College “Now this looks interesting,” states Mrs. Galloway, who spends much of her time reading. MRS. MARGARET GASKINS, English University of South Carolina Winthrop College Mrs. Gaskins’ trip around the world is one of her favorite subjects.

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MR. J. C. HUNGERPILLER. Science, Social Studies University of South Carolina “There is an art to pruning,” illustrates Mr. Hungerpiller. MR. HAROLD E. LITTLETON, Trade and Industries Berry College Refinishing an old pedal organ takes much of Mr. Littleton’s spare time. MRS. ELSIE N. NEELY, Home Making Mississippi State College for Women Mrs. Neely’s interest in playing the organ Srovides her with an enjoyable musical obby. MRS. LOIS OUSLEY, Home Making Winthrop College Mrs. Ousley takes the first step in making a dress: cutting out the pattern. MR. RAY E. PETTY, Social Studies, Business Math Newberry College Mr. Petty decides to compromise between babysitting and fishing. MRS. JESSIE C. PORTER, Social Studies Coker College Mrs. Porter catches up on the latest local news via telephone. MRS. ELIZABETH RHINEHARDT, Home Making University of Nebraska Mrs. Rhinehardt spends many lovely afternoons with “Penny” and “Sugar.”