Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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o you remember the embarrassing sight Dot legs tlailing in the air as your skateboard flies by? Or perhaps your memory is jogged by your body being mangled as the mob tramples over you while the books crash to the floor. It seems that everything bad is happening to you — just name it! Life in general is a constant challenge to successfully overcome. So what if it has been a hard day at school? There will be plenty of others. Maybe you did drop your books in the midst of a jostling crowd or failed that important test you studied for all night. You have to expect to be tackled in life and just as in football tackled hard. That is what the game is about — WIPEOUT! Those face reddening experiences seem all important; however, as time passes, you remember few. There are always those, though, who can bring to mind one of these heart rendering times. Take Cary Byrd for instance. His is perhaps the most embarrassing of all. He was leading the band in a parade and backed right into the banner. He fell flat on the ground in front of the entire crowd. Would you not have died of embarrassment? So. take heart — you are not the only one! Wipeout! Aubrey Shaw pushes on for a few extra yards. Trying to hold on. Richie Huckabee struggles to maintain balance while skiing at Prestwood Lake. Bogus board. Chad Rhodes, Dee Tailon, Mike Drinkard, and Troy Montgomery all laugh as they relate skating experiences. 12 Wipe Out

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Life's A re© time — the thing of which ev- Fery student never gets enough. Opportunities and chances are constantly changing for teenagers . . “Life’s a Beach.” Some students choose to work, while others decide to spend their time relaxing and doing other activities. Most students are attracted to an afternoon job for one main reason ... MONEY. April James remarks, I enjoy having my own money. It makes me feel independent.” Some students even work to gain experience in the profession they plan on studying in college. Between cheerleading, football, marching band, and track practice, many of the HHS students work out at the YMCA. Yes, the fitness craze has even reached teenagers. Lifting weights, riding bicycles, and doing sit-ups with the gang seems to be the perfect way to stay in shape. Noogie states, I work out to improve my overall athletic ability.” When the weekend comes, forget the dumbells.” It is time to show off the muscle. What better place than downtown Hartville? Between crusing the Sonic and the Hartsville Mall, Saturday nights are spent on a carhood in the city parking lot. It is the place everyone meets to talk about ... everything. On Friday nights, the social hub can be found at Kellytown Stadium. Every seat is filled. The atmosphere is cheerful and supportive while everyone helps to urge the mighty Foxes on to another victory. Soon the weekend fades away, and it is time to hit the books again. The routine of taking tests and meeting friends between classes starts for another week. No matter what HHS students do, they always find a way to have fun. Whether work or play ... FOXES do it better!

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Anticipation. Carol Ann Culpepper. Sarah Nall, and Caroline Case are all smiles now but wait until after a “wipe-out” practice session Cooling ott. Richie Huckobee cools off Aubrey Shaw after running 36 yards for a first down against Merest Grace has no boundaries. Sarah NaH pushes Kevin Griggs out of the sailboat as he tries to show his sailing expertise I