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The bell rings; the rush is on. Betty Morrell, Naomi Kelley, and Anne Coker hurry to their lockers before the next class begins. a u£ MEMORIES Spirit . . . loyalty . . . achievement... friendship . . . are all a part of the memories that linger with us long after we leave Hartsville High School. Our school will change, but it will always be the school that we know . . . enriched and strengthened by the traditions of the past. Table of Contents Administration .... Page 16 Faculty..............Page 20 Classes..............Page 30 Activities...........Page 74 Athletics .......... Page 98 Features ........... Page 122 Ads..................Page 132 Manning Privette pays Mrs. Harvin for that long awaited lunch. 5
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cuv eJtcc (9 We welcome the future, for we are prepared. For four years we have been strengthened by knowledge, trained for leadership, and enriched by companionship. Through the cooperative efforts of our church, our school, and our home, we have learned the essence of adult life— responsibility and independence in the true sense. Abby Funderburk and other members of the electronics class work hard to build a direct current power supply which will become a permanent piece of work bench test equipment.
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HARTSVILLE HIGH As the architect lays brick upon brick according to his scheme and constructs an imposing edifice, so does the day by day routine of our school life build a groundwork for the future that we plan for ourselves. In the construction of the master plan for a year at high school, we can see the influence of many builders: our superintendent, our principal, faculty, classmates, parents, and finally the individual whose life is in the formative stage. The consummation of plans that have become working realities signifies Hartsville High today. Hck, in, ccn, eAa, “How much CaCI do we need?” asks chemistry students as Mr. Swords looks on. Mrs. Ulmer discusses Mexican life with Spanish students, Meg: Andrews and Naomi Kelly. Members of the carpentry class work hard to complete their project, building- the home of a Hartsville citizen.
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