Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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MR. RAY E. PETTY, Social Studies, Business Math Newberry College MRS. JESSIE C. PORTER, Social Studies Coker College MR. KIMORY L. STANLEY Electronics, Electricity Bliss Engineering School MR. DONALD SUMMERS, Mathematics Erskine College MR. ERNEST SWORDS, Chemistry, Physics Clemson College An early civilization in Italy is located by Mr. Petty for his Old World History class. Mrs. .Porter seems to be pleased with a poster done by one of her American History students. MRS. VIRGINIA H. TERRY, English Winthrop College FACULTY Mr. Stanley explains to his students the proper use of electrical equipment. The technicalities of a geome-try problem are explained by math teacher, Mr. Summers. A chemistry problem is clarified as Mr. Swords performs an experiment for his class. English test papers are evaluated and graded by Mrs. Terry. 24

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Mrs. Gore enjoys teaching literature to her tenth and eleventh grade English classes Mr. Gray explains sentence structure by means of a diagram. Attractive book reports done by her English students are displayed by Mrs. Gaskins. Mrs. Hammond is testing her class on the skill of shorthand. MRS. MARGARET GASKINS, English University of South Carolina Winthrop College MRS. VADA N. GORE, English Winthrop College MR. ALBERT A. GRAY, English University of South Carolina MRS. MARY HAMMONDS, Commerce Columbia College MRS. ZELLA MCKORRELL General Science, Biology Coker College MRS. LOIS OUSLEY, Home Making Winthrop College FACULTY Weighing the hamster, Mrs. McKorrell checks its growth after a proper diet. Showing her home economics students sewing charts, Mrs. Ousley stresses correct procedures in making a dress.

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Mrs. Powell, always busy, answers the phone and checks over the bulletin. Mrs. Rhinehardt shows her class how to prepare a successful cake. Encouraging another discussion, Mr. Seigler arouses interest in psychology. Mrs. Smith patiently waits for an answer from one of her Latin students. FACULTY MRS. EVELYN POWELL, Secretary Winthrop College With a smile Mr. Tisdale explains the leaf’s adjustment to light. Mr. Tomlinson tells his class the fine points of judging layers. MRS. ELIZABETH RHINEHARDT Home Making University of Nebraska MR. WILLIAM E. SEIGLER Social Studies Coach, University of Georgia Newberry College MRS. MARGARET S. SMITH, Latin Chicora College MR. WOODROW W. TISDALE, Biology Presbyterian College MR. S. 0. TOMLINSON, Agriculture Clemson College 25