Hartsville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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Who ts me ongesl period of time you hove hod o sleady tfrt ot boytrtend'? V3 months — 3t% 3-6 months — 2t% ty- 2 months — 23% over o year — 25% What A Pair?!? B ££ ? “ dating. aspects of steady Practical steady-goers joined those who found going steady too much of a responsibility in that it proved difficult tc dedicate all of their spare time to one person. You don't have the chance to get to know other guys because you spend all of your time with one person, remarked Shannon Smith. Though some appreciated the security of someone with whom to spend their time, others still worried about their friends. They feel less important because you devote so much time to one person, commented Dan Askins. With costliness and timeliness aside, most daters said they found the benefits of going steady to outweight the disadvantages. It's nice to have a steady boyfriend because you have someone to be close to in a different way than you are with your friends, stated Jennifer Dawkins. Getting the breaks of steady dating, constant cuddlers and seemingly slaves alike found steady dating the only way to go — out I 24 What A Pair!?!

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Selling To The Top T 1 xcitement filled the air on Sep-|H tember 18. 1987 as Miss Red J—J Fox was about to be crowned. FinallyrShannon Smith, the daughter of Carolyn and Buster Smith, was named Miss RecVox 1987-88. Shannon, a senior, broke the record selling 450 tickets raising $8,360 for the Red Fox Club. Shannon worked extremely hard to reach this goal but she feels it is all worthwile. Winning Miss Red Fox was an honor. While working hard to support our school I gained a lot of support and respect. The contestants sold a total of 1582 tickets this year. Kathy Creech was the first runner-up selling 353 tickets for a total of $6,320. Kathy did a terrific job and broke last year's winning record of 340 tickets. Claiming second place was Marla Odom selling 290 tickets. Third place went to Ginger Allen who also did a commendable job of selling 190 tickets. All of these finalists did a superb job of selling this year. Other contestants who participated were April James, Dani Hunt, Traci Melton, Christine Odom, and Tonya Jordan. These girls all sold between 50 and 100 tickets. The Red Fox Club and all of the athletic teams at school would like to thank each one of these girls for working so very hard. The time and effort put into selling the tickets is tremendous. Thriller I Shannon Smith is excited about being crowned Miss Red Fox. Barry Stewart, her escort, and Mr. Paul Hunter, president of the Red Fox club stand close by. So happy together. The finalists Ginger Allen. Kathy Creech. Shannon Smith, and Marla Odom, all stand proudly with their escorts. Miss Red Fox