Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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Mrs. Anne McLaughlin Social Studies During a Future Nurses’ meeting, Mrs. McLaughlin points out important first aid procedures. Mrs. Pat Bradford Cosmetology Mrs. Bradford adds the finishing touches to Bill’s make-up for “Arsenic and Old Lace.’’ Mrs. Eugenia Floyd English “No, no, no! Put more expression in your lines!’’ Mrs. Floyd urges as she directs the Senior Class play. F acuity Mrs. Joy Smith Mathematics Carolyn and Mrs. Smith work together on posters for Talent Night. Mrs. Sarah Wildeboer Counselor Listening to a student’s problem, Mrs. Wildeboer advises her on her choice of colleges. Mrs. Sara Evans Commercial “Popcorn and a pepsi will be a quarter,” Mrs. Evans says as she works in the concession stand during a football game.

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 Oh . Mrs. Ilvi J. Cannon History During practice Mrs. Cannon helps Terry with his part for the play produced by the Drama Club. Mrs. Jessie Hager Biology Mrs. Hager helps sell candy and cookies at the football game as an FT A project. Mr. Ernest Swords Science Mr. Swords demonstrates the techniques of developing photographs in the darkroom. Mrs. Jessie Porter Social Studies And it won’t end till graduation!” sighs Mrs. Porter as she tabulates senior magazine sales. Faculty Mr. Frank Cauthen French Taking time out from coaching, Mr. Cauthen inspects some new golf equipment. Mr. Hay Petty Counselor Mr. Petty floats through the air with the greatest of ease.

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Mrs. Nancy Burch English Mrs. Burch packs the trunk preparing for the journalism convention in Lexington, Virginia. Coach Billy Seigler Social Studies “You get out there and use ‘I left 56’ or ... or.......” Coach Seigler calmly informs Rock. Coach Edward Foster Physical Education Pitching the trick knuckle hall, Coach Foster works out with the baseball team. Faculty Mrs. Dianne Haney Secretary Mrs. Haney checks the filing cabinet for a student’s permanent record. Mrs. Mary Hammond Commercial Adjusting the mimeograph machine, Mrs. Hammond prepares to run off a stencil. Mr. Harold Littleton Industrial Arts “Duel, your mistake is that you used the wrong scale,” corrects Mr. Littleton.