Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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Mrs. McGee sits down to write out the week’s menu. Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Mullis, and Mrs. Lide form an assembly line to feed over one thousand hungry students. The rush is over and Mrs. Grantham gives a helping hand to Mrs. Fields. Mrs. Harvin keeps an account of the day’s lunch money. Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Christine Lide, Mrs. Selma Mullis, Mrs. Miriam Harvin, Mrs. Lydia Williams, Mrs. Emma Grantham, Mrs. Mattie Fields, Mrs. Annie Keith, Mrs. Elizabeth McGee.

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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.

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Intellectual Achievement CLASSES The foundation upon which the student’s life work is built is laid in the classroom. Since education is the process of disciplining the mind through study and instruction, success in achieving this can be gained only through tireless effort and hard work. In the classroom also, the student gains knowledge which will later enable him to become an asset to his community and his nation.