Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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Shellacking books is one of the important duties of Mrs. Boggs, librarian. Mr. Boyd demonstrates to his carpentry class the art of leather-work. Mr. Brice points out on the globe the topic of discussion in his American History class. The fundamentals of timing are explained by band director, Mr. Brown. search for knowledge ... Mrs. Eidson refers to an atlas while discussing the topography of the United States with her students. A discussion on the inbreeding of corn is led by Mr. Evans in his agriculture classes. MRS. CARRIE BOGGS, Librarian, Senior High Winthrop College MR. JAMES H. BOYD, Trade and Industries Clemson College MR. CHARLES BRICE, Economics Social Studies Appalachian State Teachers College MR. R. GRADY BROWN, Band University of Michigan MRS. RUTH G. EIDSON, Social Studies Winthrop College MR. P. C. EVANS, Agriculture Clemson College 21

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In this section are pictured faculty members of the Senior High School and also those of the Junior High School who have taught the present Senior Class. MR. WALTER K. BEATY, English University of South Carolina MRS. EDMOND E. BLACKMON Chemistry and General Science Coker College MRS. EDITH CHAPMAN, Mathematics Winthrop College MR. PAUL CHAPMAN, Physical Education The Citadel MR. JOHN B. COMPTON Business Math, Algebra Clem son MR. NELSON CURTIS, Drivers Education High Point College Mr. Beaty listens intently as a student in English literature answers a question. Carefully measuring sulfuric acid, Mrs. Blackmon conducts an experiment for her chemistry class. FACULTY directs our The keys to solving mathematical problems are discussed by Mrs. Chapman. Mr. Chapman bones up on the latest information on physical education techniques. Apparently a student has responded correctly in Mr. Compton’s mathematics class. Mr. Curtis prepares to record grades in his driver’s training class.

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MR. SAM FAULK, Science Newberry College MRS. THELMA A. HICKS, Mathematics Winthrop College MRS. LILLIAN C. GALLOWAY, Mathematics Coker College MRS. JANE BULLOCK, English Old World History Queens College MR. HAROLD E. LITTLETON Trade and Industries Berry College MRS. ZELLA McCULLOUGH, Biology Madison College Mr. Faulk checks the net be-fore his physical education students begin a game of volleyball. Pleased with the student participation, Mrs. Galloway explains a problem to her math students. FACULTY By using geometrical figures on her new magic board, Mrs. Hicks more clearly explains a problem to her students. Mrs. Bullock listens as one of her students gives a discussion on an assigned topic. Mr. Littleton capably supervises the work done by his carpentry class. A report on ornithology is proudly displayed by Mrs. McCullough. 22