Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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MR. WILLIAM E. SEIGLER, Social Studies, Coach University of Georgia, Newberry College Mr. Seigler just can’t decide which sport he likes best. MR. ROBERT F. SOUTHERLAND, Physics, Mathematics Furman University Mr. Southerland demonstrates the art of ball control which is very important in his favorite game. MRS. MARGARET S. SMITH, Latin, French Chicora College Cooking expert Mrs. Smith spends time in the kitchen making delicious cookies and candies. MR. KIMORY L. STANLEY, Electronics, Electricity Bliss Engineering School Besides gardening Mr. Stanley likes to work with electrical equipment. faculty MR. ERNEST SWORDS, Chemistry, Science MRS. VIRGINIA H. TERRY, English Clemson College Winthrop College Mr. Swords catches up with the news of his favorite A cultural taste is shown by Mrs. Terry who displays interest, sports. one of her own paintings.

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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.”

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MR. WOODROW W. TISDALE, Biology Presbyterian College ‘‘You must be careful when handling records, warns Mr. Tisdale as he puts on a classical selection. MR. S. 0. TOMLINSON, Agriculture Clemson College Mr. Tomlinson puts the finishing touches on a plate that will be used as a pattern in shop work. MRS. ELIZABETH E. ULMER, Spanish, Mathematics Winthrop College Mrs. Ulmer displays one of the lovely dishes from her antique collection. MISS JANIE M. WATSON, Commerce Coker College “Green things a-growing is the motto of Miss Watson who spends much time working in her yard. MISS JOANNE WHITE, Home Making Winthrop College “This is really a lot of fun, declares Miss White as she makes beautiful artificial roses. MISS PATRICIA A. WILLIAMS, French, English Montreat College Miss Williams sits, dreams, and plans for that long awaited trip to Paris. MRS. MARY S. WIMBERLY, Chorus Greensboro College Mrs. Wimberly smiles confidently as she puts the finishing touches on her latest sewing project.